Daily press. [volume], May 27, 1906, Page 9, Image 9

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BUY YOUR
- PAY
This Bed Spring and
Cotton Top Mattress
Only $6.98
Hero's whaj yon get. One (nil
size double iron heil, nicely enam?
eled In while, with brass trimmings
?as Illustrated.
One nil metal woven wire spring
with rent re support ami ?nie good
cotton top mattress. Regular value
$S.75, our speeial price, $t?.!)S.
A large, new shipment of Iron
Heils just in. He sure you see them
before you buy.
Only 99c
This Pretty Dinjng Chair
A good strong solid chair?well
made?rich golden oai< finish?mil
size?nicely shaped saddle seht?Uli
illustration. A good value at fci.?"?>".
Sought at a bargain- sold tile sane
way. PPe on easy payments if you
like. A lion l 1,200 in the lot.
Yes, that's exactly what we mean. Yon can select any refrigerator in our store, make ;i small partial payment;
and same will be delivered to yon immediately. The balance yon can pay ns a little-at a-time while yon are iising
the refrigerator. Can y??, in justice to yourself, afford to drag along through the hoi sUinmer weather without a
refrigerator, when we offer such liberal inducements,
Andrew Jackson
Rocker $3.25
The historical "Old Hickory"
chair. light, comfortable, durable
ami especially adapted to bard serv?
ice.
The above i.-. an oxiict reproduction
of tin- original chair in which An?
drew Jackson used lo sit and take
comfort during the long summer
days ol his declining years.
.lusl as it was a great favorite
with the famous statesman..it will
be with yon when once used.
.Made of young hickory saplings
rasped down to a smooth rustic
finish?put together with nails and
blind wedges. The only furniture
that i-an be safely jefl out of doors
the year round. The above rocker,
$:i.25; ' without rockers. .*"J.7."i.
Others $1.71, $2.2;" up. On easy pay?
ments if you like. |f not convehi
em to call at our store, write for
complete catalogue showing I in
dilti rem styles for porch and lawn
in "Old Hickory."
89c
For Cane Seat Oak
Rocker
Well made? double cane seal ?
strong comfortable and durabh ?
jusl like illustration. A good
value at $l.2f>. Our special price
S'.'c. A new carload oT rocke:-- and
chairs lila- the above jusl roce'Voil.
Featherweight
GO-CART
$5.50
On Easy Payments
Made of metal ?nicely painted in a
rich dark green. Seat and back liiocly
liphblslcrcd in enamel chilli. Cond
heavy rubber Hied wheels. Strong
springs?reclining back. Occupies
very little space when folded and
weighs only 12 \-2 \.mis. tin- tight?
est practical Co Cart wc Know i !'.
$5.50 on easy payments.
$3.00 Go-Cart
$1.69
Cash or Easy Payments.
.In a :i demonstration of tb ? V. il
iis-Stuith-Criiii Co's purchasing
power, that's all.
Nicely made-uoo i strong rul.ih^r
Hl-.I Wheel.; Ve||e, |- seal allll lijICk
very similar lo ill'is'rntioii. A ;e,'j
iilai $:: valm . Sp ieial at $1 GO.
7
i BooKcixse
I
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Pmm IM
?\r;,' - .7 -u i
The Bookcase
For the Home or Office.
"NONBINDIlNCi DOORS
THAT DON'T BIND"
.Made in original. jileil ting and
handsome designs, ii: a variety of
woods and finishes lo suil evo'rj
|.iac<! ami purse. Altrai-il\le in up
pear.ince. Will lit practically any
. pace and i.. callable oi a vsirleily of
arrangements to suit every rcipilrc'
uieul
A good beginning, consisting of
one N-lncli one 10-1 noli - oho 12
inch Hook Section, lop and olio base
or oni' ball of Hie above illu drill Ion
in plain antique or weai.hereii oakj
Wm
1 p i
ill I
m
lilt Itlcii Coldi ii Quartered Oil it.
-handsomely polislu d, $12.75.
LET US FUSNiSti
YOU R HOME
EASY PAYMENTS
9 Esssoaaus
HAMPTON'S LEADING HOME FURNISHERS
A LITTLE DOWN
AND A LITTLE
EACH WEEK
WILL DO
5> J
Refrigerators
ALWAYS PLEAS 15
If i here is one Hue thai
vvi b?ndle, thai we are
pi nid of more than an
oiln-r. i: Is certainly ibo
"North Still-." W*' say
Hlis not as an idle boast,
but alter handling "North
Si,-p'" refrlg. rat.ors, in
I'd |. relic- to all ol hers,"
lot eight years, selling
fro Iii ime to two ear loads
. .e h season, We know
how iIi. q are built - we
I.now bow I hey are pack?
ed we know wherein
i hoy exe, I all ol hers we
know all about llieni. ami
We.fecl Hull We call llltlll
fully say. "illey alway.;
ly say. "liny always
please." when directions
.li e follow. II,
They are easily cleaned
an i kepi clean- consume
Ii' He Ice hands;.in. ly I ill
i dled and la. < but not .
b asi they ale pcrfcii I
food pie-.rvers.
Co i no more iban
many less l ban some ?
lies! at any price. (55 ?lie?
fen iii styles and sixes
of ii ,. boxes ami refriuer
ntnrs frein whieii to. se?
lect. $.S up. On easy pay- \][
niehls if you like,
an iplkw -/e||. .iy.tio
For this Pretty Sideboard
Nicely made of solid golden oak
rich gloss finish?goufl sj/e,
bev.-i edge plate glass mirror.
Mbsl stoics, would ask al least $20
lor il: out price only $H.94. Cash
or easy payments'.
GAME IS LOS! IN
THE NINTH INNING
Phoebus Team Left the Diamond
Suffering With a Bad Case
of Old ''Heart Disease".
DEFEAT CAME UNEXPECTEDLY
Sailors From the United States
Cruiser Minneapolis Took Revenge
In the Final Session and Won the
Battle, Sc.ore 8 to 3 on Home
Diamond.
The sailors from the Dulled States
cruiser Minneapolis won the hall
game on the National Soldiers' Home
diamond with the baseball nine of
Phoebus yesterday afternoon.
It was a heart rending finish for
lit? Phoebusites.
It all came about In the ninth
inning, when I ho local nine went, to
?pieces and the sailors simply walked
about over the diamond at their will.
Dp to this session Phoebus was the
victor with the score 'standing 'J ib
1 against the Minneapolis.
When the sailors canio to the hat 1
in the final Inning they wore ;1 de?
termined expression. Smith pitched
a superb same for Phoebus and had i
received the best support. The firs!
sailor up smashed one over tho first'
'baseman's head. Just to show that. 1
trouble was brewing lite second Min?
neapolis man sent the leather over
the ?hortslop's head, and the third
man planted one way down In deep
??eider.
Three men on bases. Up stepped
another sailor. Riff. Rang, the leath?
er had gone to left field ami three
sailors walked over the "home plate."
while another found himself perched
on third ling. The slick work had
jtlAt commenced. Finally when liie
tmoke of battle cleared four more
sailor:; hail reached home and tli
gamo was lost hy Phoebus,
LT]> to tin.' beginning of the ninth
inning the contest was our of tit"
pcctticsl seen on the llomu diamond
this season.
O'Urion did ..no work in the ho-:
for tile Minneapolis team and the
support given him was all thai any
twirier could have desired.
BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN.
Master W. Ethelbert Chcync Enter,
tnined His Little Playmates.
In celebration of Iiis eighth birth?
day anniversary Master W. l-'thelhert
Cheque entertained a small party of
his little friends from ."> to 7 o'clock
in the home of bis parents Mr. and
Mrs. C. 10. Chcync, Victoria avenue,
yesterday evening.
Music by tin: Victor talking ma?
chine ami dainty refreshments com?
bined lo make tin1 hours pass away
rapidly.
Those presold were Masters Flet?
cher Woodward. Hunter t'opeland.
Chraies llrittinghain, Alvin H tilting
ham. Joseph Hriitinghnin, Alvin
Vaughan, Faulkner Youiig, Leweliing
Small, Unwell Watson. Harry Sntton.
Clarke Thompson. Cum tiling Haw.
Pldlip Wood tin, .1. s. Darling,
TELEPHONE SYSTEM AT HOME.
Instruments Will Be Place i"? Each
of the Quarters.
Announcement has been made of
the decision of the authorities at the
National Soldiers' Home to install a
thorough and up-to-date telephone
system on the Home reservation. II
is understood thai about fifty 'phones
will he used in the system, which is
also lo have a central office. A lele
I phone will he installed in each of the
barracks ami all buildings. There
will he a connection with Hie central
ollice from Hampton.
NEW UNIFORMS ARRIVE.
Hampton Policemen to Appear in
Their New Suits. ,
The uniforms for I he police force:
arrived in this city yesterday ami
the men will put them on today. The
sails lit them splendidly and were
furnished by Frankel & Kiacnmait.
Farewell to Mr. Cordial.
The member.-; of the Itaraca class
of the. Phoebus Pnptist church ten?
dered a farewell reception to Mr.
Charles Cordial in the. home of Mr.
and Mr3. II. O. Boulter, Willard ave
mi?', on Thursday evening. Mr. Cor?
dial, who has been Dip vice president
of ilie club, has gone i.i Iiis former
home in Kentucky In live;
SACRED CONCERT PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR THE BEACH
Smidt's Orchestra Will Give Twelve
Numbers During the Afternoon
at Buckroe.
An attractive prog rum has been
arranged by Prof! Smidl for the tin
crcd concerl at Rnokroo Beach l!ii ?
afternoon from :! io tl o'clock, li i..
Us follows:
PART I.
March, "Cheyenne," Vanalstyre ami
CSriihvhio.
Pestival Overture on the Fhorni
gtan Polhsong, Luttum, "How Can I
Leave Theo."
Selection from the musical fan?
tasy, "Woodland." Luder.-..
Novelet to, "Dainty Dames," Rinke.
Excerpts from "A Society Cireu?''
Klein.
(Produced at the New York Hippo?
drome. )
Concert Waltz. Salamanca Brc< zes,
Woierstein. (New.)
PART II.
Select ion from the musical com?
edy, "The Prince of Pilaen,"' Gustav
Liulers.
Miserere from "11 Trovatore," Vor
di.
a ftiienuez/o. "The Irifili Indian."
I lariy.
h Characteristic, "Ainong the I.il
IIce," Prey,
Themes from "I'anlana." Ilubbell.
Serenade, "?Mooiiiight," Moreb.
"The Star Spangled Runner."
No. So.si" drew the box of cigars a'
Hull'.; Cm Kate Store last ni.cht. It
Hotel for Rent.
Queen Si reel, I lampion. M. O.
Luckcy. S-2-1-4L.
Houses Por Rent. All Sections
Always see M. O. LACKEY. It.
Farms For Sale..
Get my list. M. o. LACKEY. it.
Children under f> years of ago ac:
compnnied with their parents admit
led free to firiswold's Ten Nlglils in a
Par Hooni Co.. on Wa.-nine.lon Ave. h. ?
I ween Twenty-fourth ami TwentyfiRh
Streets, Monday, MavJMh. 8 p. m.
II
I Buckroe Bench Cottage
i for sale on the beach ai a bargain.
,Easy terms. M. O. LACKEY. it.
R. E. Gatewoo
{TEESSRlSmXi
Bottler of Carbonated Beverage?.
Celury tonic for tbo nerves, a pure
and healthful drink, which lotiea up
the Bystoin. creates appetite and pro?
motes digestion. Agent for tho famoui
Sachs-Prudcn Company's ginger ale.
This ginger ale received tho highest
award at National Wine and Splrl/
show. Madison square Garden. October
1S-2C. Highest award for quality over
worlds' competitors.
Agents Itccchs-Quellon Natural Min
oral waters.
'Phone, 177, Phoebus.
James M, dimming
REAL ESTATE
FIRE INSURANCE
CENTRAL AUCTIONEER
Furniture Stored
TAKE NOTICE
Having been informed thai certain
men are canvassing the peninsula
towns claiming id represent Hie ?">
and to cent store, I iahe ibis me!I" I
of repudiating Ute men. I have neve*
employed a peddler, nor have ! any
sn lemon outside my store. My gnoi|s
are first-class and I have no n wsitv
lor these peddle s. The .: pi ddlerli
claiming to repres.nl mo air hands,
and my ciistomors should remember
this. ? '
W. H. RAPEPORT,
3 25-lm. Prop. 3, 5 and 10-Cont Store.
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articles and soaps.
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FORMERLY HOWtLL'S DRUG STORE.
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