Alexandria gazette. [volume], November 08, 1919, Page SIX, Image 6

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MAN 85, WOMAN" 71
Marriage License Bureau Records j
Shattered by Couple From
Massachusetts
Another marriage license bureau
record was shattered yesterday j
Tv-hen Col. William A. Kroll, Cu
pid's right hand man, issued a mar
riage license for the Rev. Dr.
Frank K. Stratton, 85 years, and
Charlotte M. Hall, 71 years, to
wed in Washington.
The Rt. Rev. John W. Hamil
ton, chancellor" at the American
University here, who procured the
license in the interest of his friend,
the Rev. Dr. /Stratton, told Col.
Kroll that the aged bridegroom to
be has been married three times,
all of his former wives being dead.
Mrs. Hall, also, has been married
twice, and both of her. former hus
bands, are deceased. ? ?'* ?
The Rev. Dr. Stratton gives- his
heme address as (554 Main street,
Melrose, Mass.., and his prospective
bride's as 76 Greenleaf avenue,
Medford, Mass.
16799
DIED
in New York City alone from kid
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yourself to become a victim
by neglecting pains and ache9.
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$12 Mackinaws $8.75
These heavy-weight Macki
naws are tailored of the newest
mackinaw cloths for the coming
season. In dark shades of over
plaids. Convertible or shawl col
lars. Patch or slash pockets.
Sizes 8 to 18 years.
$12 Norfolk Suits, S9.75
Of fall and winter weight fab
rics. juch as cassimere, cheviot,
tweed, etc., popular, waist seam
or plain models. Serviceable
mixture. Excellently tailored
garments, with knickerbocker
trousers, fully lined. Sizes 6 to
18 years.
.Raincoat Outfits, $5.00 I
Rubberized Raincoats, with |
military collars; slash pockets |
plain or plaid backs; strapped
and cemented seams. Cut full |
and roomy. In dark tan, olive or
gray. Sizes fi to 16 years.
Fifth Floor Lansburgh & Bro.
4 -=??
Madam Nevada'
Gifted Palmist and Clairvoyant
She does not tell
things to please
you, but reads your
hand just as it in
dicates, from the
cradle to the grave;
tells every person
what steps in lift
to take to better
themselves; what
part of the coun
try is best for them
tells you how to become healthy ;
remain so; what business you are
adapted for when and whom you will
marry sectles and eplains love affairs
and family troubles; reunites the sep
arated. Does everything seem to go
wrong and has fortune never smiled
upon you? Has your life been empty?
Do rot despair as you can yet learn
the true road to success and happiness
for both await you if you will only
know how when and where to find
them which will be revealed to you.
She tells you what you have done and
what you are doing now and what you
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ing a single question. She has helped
others, why not you?
No matter what may be your am
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to help you. Are you in trouble? D'
you find the one you have bestowed
your trust and affection upon aetirv
cool and indifferent toward you? She
wil remove all obstacles and tell s.
how to win and hold the one you r
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Reading $1.00
Located 605 King Street
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Evangelistic Services
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
South Fairfax Street 1
UNDENOMINATIONAL WORKERS
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If you don't know JESUS, come and get acquaint
ed with HIM; if you do, come and learn more about
HIM.
Salvation in the good, old BIBLE way.
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 8 P. M.
1 Alexandria's Most Progressive Bank
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BAM
V King and St. Asaph Streets
. Public approval of the progressive policy of this
strong institution, in the development of Alexan
dria's industries, is manifested in their support of
the bank, which is duly appreciated Dy the manage
ment. _ ?
OFFICERS: ?? - ;
EDWARD L. DAINGERFIELD President
CARROLL PIERCE ! . - Vice-President
RICHARD M. GREEN Asst. Vice President
M. J-. DINW3DDIE Cashier
J. S. DOUGLAS, Jr., Asst. Cashier
?-*-** V^AiUJul 4. X JU KJA
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717 KING STREET
Phone 1016
Week Em
Steak Cod Fish
Norfolk Oysters Clams
Rock Fish 1 Halibut
Large and Small Trout
Haddock '
Blue Fish
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Catfish
Flounders
Crab Meat
And a full line of fruits and vegetables. Call us
we will deliver anywhere in the city.
and
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ESTABLISHED 1852
BURKE AND HERBERT
Bankers
Investments, First Mortgages on Real Eatatc
3 Per Cent Paid on Savings Deposits
It Comes From the Ability to Out-Perform Others and in The
Knowledge That it is a fine Car Even Though it is Not Large
That Is Distinctive -'
One thing we can't forget in buying a motor car,
is the pride of ownership.
The automobile is a pleasure vehicle and it spoils
'the fun to be hopelessly out-rivaled by a car that is
smaller and costs less to buy.
n . ;And for. the- same reason thei;e is a lot of satis
faction in having a car that, though it is small
and its cost'is less, does^ut-perform all.of its class
and has few rivals among the large, costlier auto
mobiles. ? : ?
THAT IS WHY YOU HEAR
SO MUCH OF ESSEX
You will get his feelings best if you ride with an
Essex owner who is inclined to show his car, off to
other motorists. All seem to experience the same
satisfaction at being the first car away when ac
celeration is called into play.
Of course, anyone who have ever driven much
knows that the greatest delight, .where "speed is
concerned, comes with the ability to best a rival
with extra bursts of speed. It is . the situations
which show a car's ability to out-perform others
that give greatest cause for pride.
And, knowing that, there is little wonder they
speak of the Essex as they. do. -
You don't hear Essex owners compare their cars
to others of similar size or cost. They always tell
how they have out-performed some bigger,* costlier
car.
? Did you ever ask an Essex owner to tell'-you
what he thinks of his car in comparison to another
in the same weight and price range? He didn't
hesitate to express his disdain, did he?
' ESSEX QUALITY DIDN'T
JUST HAPPEN
The Essex performs as it does because it is built
to the highest type of car standard. Its smallness
in size and moderateness of price have meant no
sacrifice in either quality, durability or comfort
lo the user. T
Do you know, for instance, that every detail in
J.
the construction of the Essex is comparable to one
of the world's most famous fine cars?
That is why the Essex shows the performance
that it does. It is why everyone knows it as an ut
terly different car than lias ever been offered. As
well attempt to judge the capacity of a man's
brain by the size of his hat, as to determine what
the Essex can do merely by its type or size and the
fact that it sells for only a little more than other
cars whose limitations you recognize. That stand
ard doesn't work when the Essex is considered.
NOTE THE ADVANTAGES
OF SUCH A CAR
/
The Essex is not a large car, neither is it tiny.
No space is wasted. No extra weight is used.
Neither passengers nor driver is crowded. They
have plenty of room on the seats and for their legs.
The size of the Essex gives it many advantages. It
accounts for its moderate cost. It makes it a more
economical car to operate. And think how much
more convenient to drive. It slips through traffic
where a larger car would be delayed. Parking
space can be found that others can not squeeze in
to. It can be turned in a short radius.
SO DON'T FORGET
THIS FACT
The Essex in every particular, save in its price
and weight, is comparable to cars that cost much
more, and it possesses the further advantage in
economy that comes from its lighter weight.
It is not a light car in the sense that others
of its size are usually judged. So examine the Es
sex with that thought in mind. And remember,
16,000 owners are teljing of more good qualities
about it than any Essex salesman can tell you. Es
sex owners wilkadvise you to buy an Essex in
either the five passenger touring, the sedan or the
roadster models. We advise you be prepared to
wait forde livery, for the demand exceeds* the out
put of more than 100 cars a day.
Corner Cameron and Pitt Sts. Phone 31
8lfST'?OR??ER" 8'TRlSt
These Hats are Real Wonders ' ?
That has been the general verdict of those who
have seen them.
There are smai) timhaj'S. somo draped effects made
of plain or panne velvet, and trimmed with large or
namental pins of giit or silver color.
Many are in larger shapes and are made with col
ored facings, and trimmed with ostrich feathers,
or glycerine feather effects. A few have heaver fac
ings, and many are trimmed with small velvet flow
ers. '*
The majority are black with colored trimmings,
and some in all black.
Kann's?Second Floor.
New Perfection
Florence, Nesco
Perfect
.$5.00 to $9.50
Coal Stoves? 1
Wood Heaters
Come in and let
us show you how
effective and at
tractive our heat
ers are.
R. E. KNIGHT
& SON
(>21-25 King St.
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Brilliant New jewelry
'H?: Striking Designs and snappy
appearance prevailing in our .new:
jev/cay I'nes is a.matter o? favorable ?'
comment - ? ' i\
GOLD LAVALLIERES
" ?;?? fa't ,
^ Vt'c have jurt added'a new lot of the
popular lavaliieres set with small diamonds
and pearls. Th ese are comparatively in
expensive and include ^cme of the pretti
car patterns ever shown. . - ? ? .
Gift Jatscby c Specialty
e. W. WILDT & gON
1U8 North Royal Street
MfSPnt ?
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I have a large list of homes in the city and suburbs,
ranging in prices from ?1,000 to $30,000. Also King
Street and other business places.
Several desirable homes convenient to Naval Tor
pedo Plant at very reasonable prices.
Easy terms, and I help you finance your deal.
Something for everybody.
Call at my office or phone 1082, and I will cheer
fully show any properties which may interest, you.
1W
Garth
624 KING STREET
Alexandria, Va.
PHONE 1082