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The Refrigerator That
Always Pleases.
Absolutely pure ? dry
tilr circulation' (no niois-.
lure); Packed with
granulated cork (tliu
lie s I nou - conductor
known). ICcoiiomical In
use ot ice ? porfoct
I'eod preservers1. Inclu?
sively handled for eight
years by one member of
ibis firm in preference
to all others, Rellins from
one to two car loads
each season, Costs ho
more than lots others
less than a great many
?best at any price. Re?
frigerators, $16.50, $22.50.
$25.00 tip, according to
size and style, lee Box
08, $8.00 up. Other Re?
frigerators. $8.00 up.
Moro than US styles und
sizes from which to se?
iet, and each one backed
by our personal guaran?
tee, which means your
money bn'-k if not as
represented.
THE HAMPTON STOKE
WILLIS-SMITH
fiRALL CO., inc.
Hampton's Largest
Home furnishers.
Cheese
New York- Cream. lOdum, Plucap-.
pie. Neufchatcl, MncLaiin's Imperial '
in jars.
Jams
A pound tin pure Fruit Jam for 10c,
Oranges
' ? nice mark of fancy Californias,
just in from New York; heavy and
juicy fruit. .a Smii
Teas
Our 'l eas are selected by an expert.
If dissatisfied with your brand, let us
please you.
? -WS ?
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
\t 'Phones 5 and 05.
(Delivery Sure und Reasonable.)
V1PT0N, PH
HAMPTON DEPARTMET
NEARLY 21 YEARS OLD
Members of the Organization Plan
to Celebrate tlie Birth?
day Anniversary.
NEW OFFICERS ARE 'ELECTED
Smoker and Social Session Will Be
Held in Honor of the Interesting
Occasion?Weymouth Is Selected as
Ct.'lef of the Organization for the
Ensuing Year.
At the meeting or the Hamilton
lire department, last night officers
for the coming year wero elected
and a committee named to arrange a
suitable program for the celebration
nf the t wenty-tlrst anniversary' ?r the
organization. The department w*as
formed in May, 1885, and will there
lore be able to "vote" on the fifteenth
of next mouth.
it Is proposed to observe the anni?
versary with a large smoker and so?
cial entertainment- The committee to
map out the program is made up of
chief William .1. Weymouth. and
Messrs. It. L. Carey, R. Q. Hill and
Chnrles II. Ilcwlns.
The officers chosen were:
Chief?William .1. Weymouth.
Assistant Chief?S. S. Cunningham.
Foreman?W. V. Wood.
First Assistant Foreman?Charles
II. Ilewins.
Second Assistant Foremuu?Benja?
min Surge, t
Recording Secretary?J. Howard
Boiitiovlllc.
'Financial .Secretary?R. L?. Teuuis.
Treasurer?Frai)k W. Darling.
Hose Directors?A. F. Coionpa, IS
M. Wcod and S. S. Cunningham.
Engineer?It. L. Tcnult?.
Assistant Engineer ? Norwood
Jones.
Hose Wagon Driver?Edward West.
"Y AND I" CLUB'S RECEPTION.
Secretary Pierce, of Fort Associa?
tion, Among the Speakers.
The "Y and I" club of the Hamp?
ton Young Men's Christian Associa?
tion will give a reception to the mem
bcrs of the organization this even
lag. Secretary P. C. Pierce, of the
Fort Monroe Association; Secretary
Charles M. Lcl'by and Mr. Charles
.1 unken will be the speakers and a
musical program will be rendered by
members or -tho organization. Re
lre&hments .will be served.
SLASHED "POUND" NETS.
Unknown .Men . Piay .Havoc .With
York County Concern's Property.
During Sunday night, unknown men
robbed the "pound" nets of the firm
or .1. Thomas Firman & Co., fish
dealers in York county. The nets
wero in the water at the. mouth or
Back river and the Intruders, after
robbing them, took a knife and mu?
tilated them. The amount of damage
could not 'be ascertained. The au?
thorities of York county are Investi?
gating the matter.
"Do you think-Flzz.es ever had an
idea?" "Yes. He fell overboard into
the river once, and he had to 'think
to .save his life.' "?Detroit Free
Press.
YOUR ORDER FOR
That Easter Hat
Should lio placed with us at once. Only (wo weeks more In
which to settle the question. Our store Is the most Inviting spot lu
the killliucry world ot the Peninsula.
Our prices must convince you that we offer the most attractions
in price; or goods.
SURGES' MILLINERY STORE
EAST QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON. VA.
FOR THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN
Whiskies Wines and Beers
?VISIT?
W. E. DOBSON'S SALOON,
Two Onors below Corner King and Queen Street,.
80UTH KING STREET, . 'Phone 238. HAMPTON, VA.
We supply family trade and solicit the patronage of every house?
keeper in Hampton. 'Phone orders promptly attended to.
Our Juucb counter Is alwa>s flllea with tha' best the market af?
fords-' "Everything new and clean. Business men will find our lunch
counter a splendid place for securing the midnight lunch.
3EMJS AN
WEDDING PARTY ENTERTAINED.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rbwe Give a
Charming Reception.
In honor of the Beasiey-Rowe wed?
ding parly ,Mr. and Mrs. Joseph . F.
Rowe, uncle and aunt of the bride
elect, entertained at a reception In
their home in Armislead avenue last
night. A' sumptuous repast waa
spread.
Among the guests were: Mr. Rob?
ert Chaillon Beasley, Miss Mary
Louisa Rowe, MIsh Mayuie Morris
Rowe. Miss Annie Whitlpy, of Rich?
mond; Miss Edna Rowe, Miss Eliza?
beth Rowe, Miss Allie Rowe, Messrs.
.1. 8. Wjhatt, Paul Tabb. Houston Face,
Howard Horsiuau and Hamilton Rich?
ardson.
The wedding of Mr. Bcasley and
Miss R?wo will occur lu the First
Methodist Church tomorrow after
?noon at 5:30 o'clock.
PERSONALS ^ND BRIEFS.
The Comings and the Goings of the
People You Know.
Mr. John B. Klmberly, postnaaste..'
at Old Point, left Sunday evening
for Washington.
Miss Dos Skinner, who *has been
visiting Mrs. Hugh M, Woods, at Old
Point, returned yesterday to her home
in Norfolk.
Miss Georgia Wood Is ill in iho
home of her parents. Capl. and Mrs.
Georgo it. Wood. in Washington
street.
?Mrs. .f. T. Whitley and Miss
Mary Whitley. of Richmond, arc the
guests of air. and Mrs. Thomas 11.
Wilson, in M olro.se avenue, having
come to attend the Beasley-Rowe
weddng tomorrow.
Dr. Geurge Ii. McConnor. assist?
ant surgeon. United Stales navy, is
the guest of Mr. ICtigono H?user, at
thb Augusta Hotel. Dr. McCounor
will go to Newport tomorrow.
Miss Morris entertained the Arcana
club at its regular meeting last night
in her home, in Cary et reel.
MAJOR ROWAN AT THE FORT.
He Is Making an Inspection of the
Garrison at Old Point.
Major Hamilton Rowan, United
Stales army, of the inspector gen
oral s office. arrived at Old Point yos
tcrdi-y morning and will spend n few
days here inspecting the garrison ut
Fort Monroe.
It is under-s-'.ocd that General Fred?
erick D. Grant, the commanding offi?
cer of the Department of the East,
will will visit Fort Monroe duriug
the mouth.
*1 Mr. Sangster Back.
Mr. Charles M. Sangster, who has]
been in Fairfax county at the ladsidi
of his fijtiUor for a lew weeks, re?
turned to Hampton yeslterd?y. Mr.
Sangster will, however, go back lo
Fairfax today as his father is yet
critically 111.
Deaths at Soldiers' Home.
Edward B. Cox. 00 years old, ad?
jutant Forty-seventh Now York in?
fantry- Thomas W. Guthrie,-81 years
old, Company G, Thirteenth Peimuyl
vauia cavalry.
Dr. Sinclair Returns to Home.
Dr. Fayette S. Sinclair, asslstan:
surgeon at the National Soldiers'
Home, returned to duty yesterday
I after spending his vacation with his
father in York county.
Fire in Bureau Drawer.
The alarm of Are turned in iat 5:4.')
o'clock yesterday afternoon called the
department to the homo of Mr. R
L. Howard, iii North street: The'fire
was In a bureau drawer in a sleeping
rcom.
. Court Meets at Yorktdwn.
Tho April term of the Circuit Court
of York county will be convened at
York-town today by Judge Tyler.
?-ns-?-r
Burglars Rob Postoffice.
(By Associated Press.)
CAM-DEN. N. J., April 2.?Two
'< crglars dynamited the safe, ill tlrj
pottoftlce at Bridgeport. N. .f., seciir
hip $G00 lu cash and stamps, am!
made good their escape In a stolen
?wagon. # ? -
RELIABLE HARNESS is the kind
to buy.
That's tho kind LOWRY makes
from Pure Oak Tannej Leather?the
best kind.
LOWRY,
The Harness and Vehicle Man,
No. 125 West Queen Street.
_FOR SALE._I
FOR SALE?ONE TUFT'S TWELVE
Syrup Soda Fountain and seven'
Tanks. CHAS. II. BENTLEY. j
np l-3t j
I HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
WANTED?A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE
servant; must have best references;
wages $12.00 a month. MRS. E.
O. COOKE. Bay Bank. Boulevard,
Hampton, Va. 31-3t
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ribbons will play an Important purt In Spring and
Summer fashions: consequently, wo've prepared accord?
ingly. Flowered ribbons are most in vogue and they
picture bright colored roues, violets, popples uud chrysan?
themums.
Come and see our generous assortment of unusually
pretty ribbons, in all tho desirable widths.
A DESIRABLE TRUCK FARM* "
Located on the Hampton River and wltlflu one-half mile of Hamp*
ton. Five minutes' walk of tho electric cars. You should lot us
show you Ibis property at ouco.
MODERN HOirtE ON HAMPTON RIVER.
Nice seven-room dwelling with bath and electric lights, heated by
latrobes and registers ou second floor. Nico high lot GO-foot front,
by 1!<J0 deep. Terms easy.
A 15 PER CENT. INVESTMENT:
Three dwellings well located and brluglug an annual rental in?
come of ?U.")2 per year.
FIVE ACRES? ~"
Well located on the Shell Road and near to Hampton. Laud In
a high state of cultivation. Price $500.
DESIRABLE RIVER FARM OF 111 ACRE3.
This furm occupies a fine location on Back River, havlug a large
. river frontage and Iwlng ou a point of laud which glvos a com
inaudlng view of the river. Price. $0,000.
DO YOU WANT A FARM7 GET OUR LIST.
See us about. I??ose new dwellings and lots by tho ear bams
thai we have for sale on easy lei ins.
See us for Fire Insurance. Houses for rent In all sections,
M. O. LACKEY. MGR.,
P. W. PHILLIPS and CO
?ihnc
RANSONE HARDWARE CO,
WEST OUEEN STREET. HAMPTON. '
Opposite Queen Street Baptist Church,
Full lines Hardware, Paints, Brushes. Glass, Tinware, Crockery.
Stoves, Farming Implements, Ac.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CHINAWARE,
AT COST
O . f
o Our Increasing Hradware business demanding more room for Jg
Hardware. *
o
? Ransone Hardware Co.,
Z 185 & 18 5\ W. Queen St., Hamptm, Va.
MONDAY SALE
12 1 2c. Voile Sale Price 6c. yd.
Sale Commences: at 9 o'clock
8 AND 10 W. QUEEN ST., HAMPTON, VA.
Call and be convinced that this in Hie place ? buy cheap Millinery?
? cheap in price, but not cheap In quality. Up-to-date patterns copied from
[imported patterns and New York styles.
Call and select your EASTER HAT. We can save you money.
MRS. I. M. STACEY
NO. 39 EAST QUEEN STREET. HUDGIN8 BLOCK.
Office Phone 16fi.
Residence Phone 340,
BOX 189
WE SELL AND INSTALL
ELECTRIC MOTORS
All sizes and kinds?for any kind of work,
. S. J. WATSON,
NO. 6 KING GT.
HAMPTON.
?
Are yuu llilukiug ut buying ??>, home,
or have yuu time lo uiaUe money on
au Investment? If so. it. will pay you
to call and sco uiy list of properties,
either us an investment or a desirable
home in-auy locality you desire. Sev?
eral very desirable dwelliugtl on
Hampton river. One 10-foom dwell?
ing, all modern conveniences, flue lot
fronting oh the water 1150 feet, shade
and fruit trees. $0,000. much lean than
buildings" cost a. few years age. St
room dwelling, comparatively new. pu
the water. 11-2 aero lot. youug orch?
ard and shade trees. $3.800. Iiouso
couuld not bo built for what wo ask
for the entire property. Another 8
room dwelling on the water,-excellent
condition, flue lot. price $3,000. Two
very desirable lots on tho water 5Ux
150. will sell on easy terms, $550 each.
Bargains in any location in city or
county.
W. E, tf&wscm
No. 18 N. King St. Hampton. Vs.
?3 Iff You M
Only Knew
As we know the re?
markable results ob?
tained by tlie iwo of
Baughs ife Aliens;
f er t i ?zers. Y o u
would buy 110 other.
We handle all kinds
ior diirereut crops.
J. W. Rowe Co. ^
Hampton ? ? ? Virginia
Now Is your chance to get an up-tc
date Suit made to order at tho most,
reasonable prices?from $15 to $40
per suit. Pants from $4 to $10..
We liuve all tho latest fabrics and
guarantee a perfect, lit.
S. Marback
Corner Court and Queen Street.
We do repair Work. Cleaning and
Pressing.
MONUMENTS,
HEAD STONES
and STATUARY
IN GRANITE AND MARBLE.
Best quullty, material and
workmanship at tho prices con?
sistent with the quality of work.
LAWSON & NEWTON
139 West Quieti Street,
'PHONI3, 191. HAMPTON, V?.
Lots
30x145 Victoria Avenue, neat La
Salle, $250.
30x145 Brwlii Street, $150.
25x145 Moore Street. $100.
Also lots in Hampton and Phoebus;
all ou small monthly payments.
Rent
Two Victoria Avenue dwellings?
modern In every respect, $30.00 aud
$35.00.
Cottages at. Buckroe Beach;
G room house near C.& O. depot. $10.
? 6-room house, Jackson Street, $10.
C-room house on Washington St.. $9.
4-ruom Hudglns Street. $(i.00. .
J. ML Gumming
Real Estate, Rental and Kirc Insurance.
18 S. King St., Hampton.
10 N. Mellen St., Phocfoiis.
A small "Ad" read by a largo num?
ber of peonle is better than a large,
ono read by a few, Prosa waut ads
ore read by moBt all ths people.