Daily press. [volume], April 22, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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Truly tho saying. Handsome i? as'handsome does*." applies to our clothing. Judge it. good or bad. not by how it ??"Icoks." but by what it udoes"-? how it
-"wears.' It is made of' the besl fabrics ever put into garments a< the price. It has Style, because it is designed, cu( and tailored by experts devoted only
to making garments along new ideas. In pricing our clothing We deliberately lower our percentage of profit in order to make the strongest appeal for
your trade, because we want yon lo grow np with Us as a permanent customer.
? Beautiful Selection of Fancy Worsteds and Serges
Priced at $10, $12,50, $15 and $18
Our Furnishing Department is complete, with a Shoe Department contains the very latest Toes, in
selected line for your choosing, no matter Patent Leather, Yici and Gun Metal Oxford^,
what it is or what your taste may be. priced from $2t50.to $4,
Hat Department is ready for your inspection?i most complete line of Spring Derbys and Soft Hats
Now in my NEW STORE ss :s Corner of Thirty-Third Street and Washington Avenue
DROP IN?YOU'LL EASILY COME TO A VERDICT
MASS Kill FOR THE
NEGRO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Pr?rrlnent Citizens to Participate in
Gathering to be Conducted by ???
Commissioner W. B. Clark.
N. B. Clark, a commissioner of the ,
Negro Development Company of (he
United States of America will con?
duct a mass meeting next. Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock in the Columbiau
Opera.House, for the purpose of in?
teresting the people of this locality
In the purchase of stock and In hav?
ing a creditable exhibit showing forth
the progress and prolteiency of the
negro in ?ll' lines of Industry that
have been open to him Since he has
been in this country.
The negro development company
was chartered under the laws of
thic state and Jus had quarters at
Richmoud. and has charge of Hie
negro exhfhlt at the Jamestown ex
position.
The meeting will he presided over
.by Colonel Maryus Jonss, president
of the hoard of aldermen. Cities
R. Jackson, director general of the
Negro Development Company will
speak, and others of the boarl of
directors from Richmond will he
present.
The following gentlemen conected
with Hie Jamestown Exposition Com?
pany will 1:3 present: Judge T. I.
Rnrham, Tlrn. L. P; Steams, City
Treasurer J. M. Curtis, City Sergeant
Mllslcad. Dr. A. C. J01133 2nd A. E. I
Burcher.
ST. VINCENT'3 BOYS WIN.
Defeats Administered to "Newtov.n
Athletic Club" Ball Players.
The St. Vincent's Academy boyr.
defeated the "Nowtown Athletic
Club" ins? bail players yesterday
by n pec-re of 12 to .V
The personnel of the teams fol?
lows :
Academy:
Durgen, c; Both, p ; j. Regan
(Capt.), ] h.; Murphy, s. s.; Laaarlch,
2 b.; F. Regan, 3 b.; Zuards. c. f .
Schliecher, r. f.; Fay 1. f.
Aihletlc Club:
Mortan, c; Burcher, p ? Thonns.
1 !> ; Hutchens, s s.; Puryear. .' h.;
Vsughan, 3 b.; Rems, ??*. f.: Shan
hopler, r. f : Mliea' I, f
The Academy will plav the North
Bit*' Athletic Cluo TttesJay afternoon
and the Old Polhl Collet;'! ? jai>i inxt
TbuWd.iy. Amusement? nri reliisj
made tor games with it-a*ns from St.
Mitry'a Academy, NoiToiU and SI
I Paul's Aca'demv, I'divsnotuh.
The cereal exports from this port
fur the week ending yestertfi.v wei ?
as follows:
nririey .31,32'" bushels.
Oats .05,310 bushel-.
Flour .?.,490 bushels.
DELEGATES TO S. F. k>
' Local Central Labor Union Names Its
Representatives.
The Central Labor Union has elect?
ed the following delegates to the Vir?
ginia State Federation of Labor con?
vention, whlch'is to be held at Alex
ahdrla. Vn.. during the first week in
June:
Kreit Ryan, F. R. Abrains. I/. A.
Kail and .1. it. Cllncdinst.
1 The ioeul delegates will make a sne
eial effort in have the Federation
meet next .lune at the Jamestown Ex?
position. Norfolk. Hampton and
Richmond unions have promised to
help the local delegates In securing
the convention for that place in 1907.
W. H. V. Eames Dead.
Mr. E. A. Cooke lias returned from
Richmond, where he was called by
Hie death of Mr. W. W. V. Eames,
of Reeky Mount, N. C.i who died r.t
the Klchmoud Memorial hospital.
, Mr. Eames was at one time in the
employ of Mr. M. II. hash, of this
City and was, at the time of his death,
a traveling salesman for a Baltimore
firm. Tlie body wa.-t shipped to
Rocky Mount for interment.
Aged Lady Passes Away.
Miss Mary Eliza Warren, aged 75
years, died at. tho St. James hospital
last night at 7:30 o'clock, after an ill?
ness four weeks from paralysis. Miss
Warren was the last of her genera?
tion. Sho_wns a daughter of Dr. M.
S. Warren, of Warrington, James City
county, whore Miss Warren lived dur?
ing here entire life. Deceased was
an aunt to Mr. Richard Walker, of
this city. Tite funeral arrangements
have, not been completed, interment
will he In the family burying ground
in .lames City county.
Death of an Infant,
Margaret Inez Burgvall, aged one
year and a day. died yesterday at the
home of her parents, on Raleigh <ive
one. Elizabeth City county. Funeral
services will he conducted at the res?
idence this afternoon at 3 o'clock by
Rnv. b. a. Shenk. The body will
be Interred at Oreenlawn cemetery.
Mr. l.una Barclay is confined to nis
room with illness. He is threatened
with typhoid (ever.