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The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 10

The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 10

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w- 't-s Vv A vv My Aa fttij 3U' WEDNESDAY The Cincinnati Post JUNE 8 1910 Hyi VJ v-t Post Fills All Quicklylv Leads in Circulation and Influence UsT married life with a provision that (10000 be added annually to this amount until (30000 is reached the young man makes 35 NOW PHARMACISTS Thirty-five men and women graduates of the Cincinnati College of Pharmacy received diploma at exercises in the Grand Hotel Tuesday night Vice Mayor Galvin Rev Ernest Voss snd Dr Maximilian Brum spoke Drexel Girl Weds Title and Millions Following Romance set of Wedg Wood vases from Lady Bessbo rough MAKES GOOD IX POLITICS Young Viscount Maidstone is counted a better specimen of bis class than many of the British parties to Anglo-American matrimonial alliances He has made a respectable appearance in politics though only 25 years old and is generally believed to have a brilliant future His father owns 10- CITY IS TO CLOSE-UNUSED CISTERNS Building Commissioner Kuhl-man will order all unused cisterns and pits in the city cleaned and filled as a result of the drowning of a child in a cistern at Dudley nud Wade-sts Sunday Wednesday Kuhlman condemned the cittern and instructed the owner Councilman C-ook to have Jt filled The Health Board recently TUBERCULOSIS FOES WILL GIVE PRIZES I he Auxiliary fihe Chi cinnatl Antituberculosis Leagu has Inaugurated a contest fo- women In connection with tht outing and baxaar to he given a Chester Park June 18 Fiftcerl prizes will be awarded to womeif submitting the best suggestion fo the most wholesome and cheapeg- tray of food for a convalescent pa tient These suggestions' will lx received in the model convale MAIL SHOWS GAINS A new record for the Cincinnati Postoffice waa set in handling 18-000000 letters postal cards and WO acres' of' land and addition to L230000 American is said to have pounds of second-class matter no place in the romance from publishers in May Postmas- Anthony Drexel is said to ter Monfort announced that the hnve agreed to give his son-in-law May receipts were (18530416 a but (10000 the first year of his' heavy increase over other years GAS ENDANGERS BOY Gas escaping from a heater endangered the life of Erwin Wle-derecht 15 of 545 Flndlay-st Tuesday after he had fainted in a bathroom Relatives found him unconscious snd revived him ordered abandonment of cisterns nt cottage exhibited at Cheste and wells in the city limits Park nu the day of the outing 'Japp for Quality Halt Goods Dresses Coats Suits and Waists Buy Your Hair Goods From the Manufacturer and Save Two Profits Tremendous Bargains A new suit to prevent the pav-Ing of Readlng-rd will be filed as a result of Circuit Judge ruling In the case be-gun by the 8 Wood Preserving Co Tuesday that a disappointed bidder has no right to bring a suit to set aside the award of a contract Such an action the Court held should properly be brought by a citizen The suit was the result of Service Director award of the Reading-rd wood block contract to A Henkel ft Bro whose bid was $12000 higher than that of the Wood Preserving Co HOW CONTRACT WAS MARK Although the latter Submitted samples came up to the specifications of the City Engineer Its bid was rejected on the ground that its sample of oil for treating wood blocks contained leu anthracene than that of the Henkel firm Anthracene was nut mentioned anywhere in the spec ideations or required as a certain proportionate Ingredient of the oil Attorney Lswi-ence Maxwell of Maxwell Ramsey representing iue Wood Preserving openly changed in court tha1 the antbra-C3e qualification was a mere UBed by city officials to award the contract to a favorite member of a paving mil that this had been made known to llenkrl ft Bro in advance Judge decision dees not hold that there is no cuuse cf action growing out of this uwaid but that it is not properly brought in its present form Attorneys Maxwell ft Ramsey and Josepli Lackner will embody all the material charges of the petition in a new suit on behalf of some protesting taxpayer We make all the Goods we sell using only the best quality fine texture hair Great lines of desirable wearing apparel for women are arriving daily from overstocked manufacturers who liave sold us these splendid garments at a great deal less than the cost to manufacture' It is a great opportunity that you should not miss YVe urge you to at least make comparisons before you buy Shirt Waists Lingerie Waists low necks fine sheer material lace trimmed DISCRIMINATING WOMEN can get Just what they want In hair goods at In our workrooms (occupying the entire fourth floor of our store building) only experts are employed For thirty-one years we have been the leaders for style keeping abreast of Parts London and the other centers of fashion The hair we manufacture is as fine in texture as your own hair 98c Tailored Linen Coats 52 inches long tan shade Special at (508 Others at (708 and (1008 Silk Ponfgee and Cloth of Gold Coats tan shades 52' inches long Special at (1008 and (1300 Women's Tailored Linen Suits colors tan light blue navy lavender and oyster man-tailored coats and plaited skirts all sizes Special at (708 (10 (15 MARGARETTA DREXEL Lingerie Waists made from fine Imported material lace collar and cuffs yoke and body lace trimmed regular $3 value- Special Tailored Wasji Dresses all colors all slses regular $598 value Special (208 Lingerie Dresses trimmed with -lace and embroidery regular $10 value Special (308' Lingerie Dresses trimmed with fine lace and embroidery white and colors regular $1250 value Special (808 Silk Dresses made from fine silk foulard and taffeta all slses splendid colors regular $2000 and $2500 values Special at (008 and (1208 AMUSEMENTS I 98c TRANSFORMATIONS shown in cut special fer this week $8 value $5 eveT seen in London estimates of tlieir cost running as' high as (500-000 Among them are a diamond chair of unusual length from Pierpont Morgan a 12-carat diamond set in a ring from George Jay Gould pearl dog collar with diamond bars and a diamond plaque slung from a chain from Anthony Drexel string of pearls from Mrs Drexel diamond and penrl tiara from Edward Stotes-bnry of Philadelphia business partner antique gold-mounted fan from tlie Due and Duchess De Viseu gold-fitted auto bag from Count and Countess Sigray enamel neek slides from Lord Allingtop old silver bell from Dowager Lady Arran and a Turban Braids 8 (10 (13 Long Switches (5 (8 (10 Alary Garden Puff Sets (1 and (0 a set Lingerie Waists made from fine quality sheer material lace collars cuffs yoke and back all sizes regular $3 value Special at Wash Skirts made from linen colors tan blue and white Special at 08c Other values at (140 (170 (108 up to (308 I A tail Orders Promptly Filled Wonderful Bargains in Dresses and Coats i $149 ROYAL The new Royal Theater at TOOTH Vine-st will be opened Thursday It will be a first-class motion picture and vaudeville house The building is said to have cost $35000 among the Improvement! being a ventilation system which will maintain a temperature of TO degrees throughout the summer The building was designed by Stanton Robinson The following are the officers of the edneern: Herman 8 Koop President Otto Luedeklng Vice President John Hubs Treasurer and Manager: and the additional Directors are Isaac Straus Prank Hubs Philip Bock and Feibeiman Our Stock of Hair Goods is Largest West of New York ABeauti-Jul50-pge Catalog for Out-of-Towo Women it HAIR STORE Main Street Opp Twelfth By (Jsitil Press LONDON June With the marriage Wednesday of Miss Mar-garetta Drexel daughter of Anthony Drexel the millionaire banker of Philadelphia and London to Guy Montague George FInoh-Hatton Viscount Maidstone another cofferful of American dollars found its way into the- custody of the British nobility The wedding took place In fashionable St Church Westminster The Bishop of London assisted by Canon Horsley Henson and minor clergymen officiated The bridesmaids were Lady Gladys Finch-Hatton sister of the groom Misses Hilda Chicester and Essex Gunning 'his cousins Misses Edith Wayne Nellie Post and Mildred Carter all American girls Lady Violet Manners and Misses Rhoda Astley Sybil Fel-lowes and Constance Combs GRANDMOTHER'S LACE Miss Drexel wore a dress of cream satin draped in wonderful old lace worn by the mother grandmother and great-aunt at their weddings From her Bhoulders fell a long train Of white satin and gold brocade the gift of Mrs Lewis Norris a great-aunt The bridesmaids were costumed In soft white satin and instead of hats they wore wreaths of Marguerites- covered with tulle veils Lord Maidstone was attended by his brother the Hon Harold Finch-Hatton and the church aisle waa lined by troops of hia lord-ship's regiment the Royal East Kent Yeomanry The wedding presents are among coslly BIG ALL DAY ALL NIGHT DENTAL OFFICE DYERS GIVE BANQUET Cincinnnti dyers and cleaners gave a banquet at Chester Park Tuesday night for visiting machinery manufacturers Those attending were: Blowney William Newman Mullinix Peter Post Prank A' Adrlck II Cloud Cbnrles Wigbrl A Booth William Teaxdule 1) 0 Cross Grover Thomas Fenton Jtcrnbrok Waterloo Ja Loughesd II 1) Fenton Louis och ANOTHER SENSATIONAL PURCHASE OF The largest and finest equipped dental office in the city Modern and sanitary in every department Every Instrument sterilised at the chair We invite Investigation SMOKE WARRANT OUT Edward Jerome Superintendent of the Smoke Abatement league swore out a warrant Wednesday against Thomas Nlrhol of ihomaa Nichol ft Co Pearl and Ludlow-sts charging violation of the smoke ordinance It brings you the largest quantity and the GREATEST BARGAINS we have ever had to offer The Wonderful Success of Our Former Ostrich Plume Sales has attracted the attention of every manufacturer of Ostrich Plumes They want our business and they want it bad We went to New York and carefully looked over the various lots that were submitted and a did some mighty particular picking We selected the best that anyone could get and these top notch Ostrich Plumes are on sale wOppof THE CINCINNATI DENTISTS CONCERN 'Wiggle SODALITY ENTERTAINS The Young Sodality of SL Philomena's Church will give a social and dance Thursday night at its rlubrooms Open all day and all niglit 13 West Fifth St Pnmetlilng new In a game for old anil young ZTe Postpaid I vendor! 31 Arcade Latchstring Hangs oared iv? 5tn only come come come pre- Independent of all Trusts The practical limit of value in shoes for ordinary wear is not far from if yon pay more than that you do not get full valne You can get good shoes for less Most shoes reach yon through hide trust leather trust leather broker manufacturer jobber retailer You pap a profit to each Kndwell shoes are made by Endicott Johnson Go from leather tanned in their own tanneries and they are sold direct to' you through the retailer-no profits to trusts or middlemen More than 209 patterns in Endwell shoes and oxfords They lead in style fit and wear and are fall Value In all leathers $3 $350 and $1 FA MGFIt ft HAM IM! 327-313 Hurt St FAIKKXSTKIVS 238 West Fiffli St DOIIAN 023 Ontrul Avc MIKTOIt IIIIISCII 1-1 Vina St JOS MANGOllt 1 IIIM llilt IlnrriNon Avc II It MAYIIUS Oir Till anil llnn Sts JOHN 732 McMillan St WM 117 Fast Fifth SI TIIK LlltIJtTY (1) Flflli ami Plum Sis.

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