Daily press. [volume], July 13, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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We Take Pleasure in Announcing to the Public of the Surrounding Peninsula That Our
IS NOW GOING ON, AND WILL LAST FOR TEN DAYS, during which time the store will be ripe with op?
portunities never before placed before the people of this section. With endless assortments of spic and span new effects
in single and double-breasted suits in Worsteds, Cassimetes, Cheviots and Serges, reflecting the art of experienced tailors,
not less than the attractiveness and1 cleverness of the different styles, this sate will present truly marvelous values. As
to out Furnishing Goods Department, with an endless assortment of foreign and domestic selections, we will pot the en?
tire stock on sale and will eclipse all previous records. RGMEMBER, EVERYTHING IN SUMMER WEIGHTS
MU$T GO. Included in this sale is oar line of the celebrated Stacy Adams & Go's. $3 00 and $6.00 fine Shoes,
and Peyser's $3.50 specials in high and low cots in Patent Kid, Vici Kid, Gun Metal, Calf and in all the up to date
toes. Also our stylish line of Straw Hats, including Splits, Milan Braids and Panamas.
-.- ALL STRAW HATS TO QO AT HALF PRICE !=
TWO-PIECE SUITS.
We have one lot of men's * two-piece suits, ranging in
price from 110.00 to ?15.00. During this sale they
will go at the ridiculously low price of $3.69. They are
wonders.
SHOES.
If your size is here and you don't want to put it off
too long, for we only have about 00 pairs of them. They
are Stacy Adams &, Company's high Shoes, which we
will put on sale at $3.50. They can't he duplicated at
the factory tor that price.
ASK TO SEE THEM! WHAT?
Those $4.00 and $3.50 Shoes for $2.25.
Underwear, Shirts and Hosiery
In all the up-to-date weaves in foreign and domestic
goods, including the. celebrated Ramie-Fibre. Linen
Mesh, will he put on sale at a reduction of 10 per rent.
25c Black East Color Lisle Socks, 15c; Two Pair for 25c.
We will also put on sale our lino of #1.50. #1.00 and
50c Shirts so well Known to the people of the Peninsula
at the following prices;
$1.50 Shirts, $1.15. 50c Shirts, 39c. $1.00 Shirts, $89c.
One Lot of $1.00 Shirts at 69c, While They Last.
If your size is here you are lucky.
TWO-PIECE SUITS.
Here is another lot which consists of about 150 men's
two-piece suits that range in price from $10.00 to $'22.50,
that we are going to put on sale at HALF PRICK
Don't fail to see these goods.
MEN'S THREE-PIECE SUITS
Men's #22.50 Suits, now $18.00; Men's #20.00 Suits,
now $16.00; Men's #18.00 Suits, now $14.00; Men's
#10.50 Suits, now $13.20; Men's #15.00 Suits, now $12,00;
Men's #12.50 Suits, now $10.00; Men's #10.00 Suits,
now $8.00.
SHOES
Another sensational oder in Shoes we make will bo
about five hundred pairs of Stacy Adams & Oo.'s #5.00
and #0.00 Shoes and Peyser's #53.50 special in patent kid,
vici kid, high and low cuts
$6.00 Shoes for $k,89. $5.00 Shoes for $3,89.
Peyser's $3.50 Special for $2.98.
POSITIVELY NO Q00DS CHARQED AT THESE PRICES AND ALL ALTERATIONS TO BE PAID FOR BY CUSTOMERS
PEYSER, The Reliable Outfitter.
2715 Washington Avenue
Newpott News, Virginia
MARINE NOTES
Wednesday, July 12, 1906.
Arrived.
Steamer Ben Cliff (Br.,) Tiumouth,
Port Inglls?To C. H. Arnal for bun?
ker coal.
Steamer Lexington, Kirwan, Provi?
dence and Norfolk?To Merchants &
Miners Transportation Company with
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Dorchester, Johnson, Bal?
timore?To Merchants & Miners
Transportation Company with passeu
gers and merchandise.
Steamer Kershaw, Bond, Boston
and Norfolk?To "Merchants & Min?
ers Transportation Company with
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Hamilton. Boaz, New York:
and Norfolk?To Old Dominion
Steamship Company with passengers
and merchandise.
Steamer Oeorge W. Clyde, O'Nell. I
Philadelphia and Norfolk?To Clyde
Steamship Company with merchand?
ise.
Cleared. |
Steamer Ben Cliff (Br.,) Tinmouth, i
Stettin.
Bailed.
Steamers Monroe, Hulphers, Nor?
folk and New York; Kershaw, Bond, I
Baltimore; Lexington, Kirwan, Bal'
timore; Dorchester, Johnson, Nor?
folk and Boston.
Schooner Harwood Palmer, Crelgii
ton, Bo3ton. ,
Calendar For This Day.
Sun Rises .4:54 a. m.
Stin Sets .7:20 p. in.
High water... .3:26 a. m.; 4:04 p. m.
Low water_9:37 a. in.; 10:20 p. m.
Costly Suit Off Docket.
Clerk of the Courts D. O. Smith
has received an order from the
clerk of the Court of Appeals dis?
missing the case of A. ,T. Jones
against the' Newport Newa Shlpbulld
lug ami Dry Dock Company. The
costs lu this case amount to $2,455.54
and will have to he borne by Mr.
Jones. Mr. Jones sued to recover
damages for alleged encroachment,
upon his oyster beds, several hun?
dred thousand being involved. Com?
missioner In Chancery C. Aylett
Ash by allowed the plaintiff |4,000,
but the defendant company carried
the case to the Supreme Court and
won out.
BIG CROWD TO GO TO BEACH.
Display of Fireworks Will Attract
Many to Buckroe Tonight.
Unless rain prevents II Is expected
that one of the largest crowds that
has visited Buckroe Beach this season
will go to the resort tonight to witness
the big pyrotechnic display.
Arrangements have been made by
which the fireworks of the Fourth of
July will be duplicated, and the indi?
cations are that the crowd will bo
even larger than on that occasion.
The display will include all the lat
est designs and novelties in fireworks
ami will be conducted by an expert
from New oVrk city. _
"The Bells" was the attraction at
the Buckroe Casino last night. The
attendance was large for Thursday
night. Tonight the play will again
be "The Bells." The vaudeville spe?
cialties this week are proving a big
Hit with the crowds.
BACK FROM MOUNTAINS.
Chief of Police Reynolds and Sergeant
Mitchell Ready For Duty Again.
Chief of Police .T. W. Reynolds and
Mrs. Reynolds returned home yester
dav after spending several weeks with
relatives in Albcmarle county. The
chief went on duty at once, relieving
Sergeant Oray, who has boon acting
chief.
Ssrgennt T. A. Mitchell, who has
been spending several weeks in the
mountalnn for his health, also return?
ed yesterday. The sergeant has im?
proved considerably and is able to go
on duty again.
"Pikers" vs. Morrison.
The Pocahontas "Pikers" will play
the Morrison baseball team on the
Morrison diamond tomorrow after?
noon. Seabrook and Carmlchael will
be the battery for the local team.
Social-Personal
Mrs. W. T. Hopkins and sons have
gone to BuKlmore to spend a month.
Mr. Howard Bowen left last nlglit
for 'Warren county to spend hU vaca
tlon.
Mis? Ann Coke Rogers, of Thirty
rust street, is visiting relatives In
Wllliumsburg.
Mrs. B. S. Scott, of Rwell. Is vis ;
Hing her mother, Mrs. Rogers, llf?l
Thirty-first street.
?Miss Laura Henkel, daughter of
Rev. D. S. Henkel, lr, spending somo
time at Basic City. Va.
Mr. Henry B. Brldgers will leave
today for his old homo In Seaboard,'
N, C., to spend his vacation.
Mr. 15. W, Blank.? hifi returned J
from Buffalo Llthia Springs, where
he has boon spending his vacation ]
Mrs. Paul Dlsmukes. and children.
I of Atlanta, On., arc the guests of
Mrs. DlKmnkcs' mother, Mrs. Morrl-j
nette, on Twenty-seventh street.
Mr. T. I?. Farrnr returned yoMer
day from Albemarlu county nffor|
spending a weekn' vacation. Mrs.
Forrar and littlo daughter arc spend
ling the stunmcr in Albemnrle.
OFFICER MORRISON RESIGN8.
Will Manage Hotel Jefferson, Which
He Has Purchased.
Officer W. W. Morrison, who has
been a member of the police force for
the past five years and who is regard?
ed as one of the best men connected
with the department, tendered his res?
ignation to the board of police com?
missioners last night. Mr. Morrison
has purchased the Hotel Jeffers-n. ai
Jefferson avenue and Twenty-fifth
street, and already has assumed the
management of the new hostelry.
1 The hoard accepted the resignation
and elected Snecial Officer C. T.
iLlvesay to fill the vacancy. Mr.
Loonldns Stonn wob elected a special
01 deer.
The chiefs report was received and
u.e'd by the board.
THREE YEARS FOR GREEN.
Negro Found Guilty of Robbing Cap?
tain Walkers' Boat.
In the Warwick County Circuit
Court yesterday the Jury found John
Oreen, a negro, guilty of housobreak
ing and fixed bis punishment at three
years In the penitentiary.
Green broke Into a boat belonging
to Captain Walker at. Deep Creek and
stole nearly $20(1. He escaped to Bos?
ton after throwing the money away
when nearly captured. He was ar?
rested in Boston for the local author?
ities.
Commtuwcnlth's Attorney WMsQXf
assisted by Judge K. E. Montague,
prosecuted the case and Major Stubbs
represented the accused.
Two Long Term Prisoners.
Edwin Curtis Hammond, who was
given fifteen years for killing Mat
tie Lindsay and Plummer Arrlngton,
sentenced to six yenrs for horse
stealing, were taken to the peniten?
tiary Wednesday afternoon by Guard
Wlnfree.
Ill at Hospital.
Mr. L. J. Carroll, of Pennsylvania,
is undergoing treatment at the gen?
eral hospital, having been taken ill
while vlsltiug friends here. He is
an Eagle add has been visited by a
number of his brother lodgemcn. Or.
Joseph T. Bnxtdn Is attending him.
VINEBURG BROS.
JEWELER8 AN3 EYE
SPECIALISTS,
B6 Oranby Street, Norfolk. Va.
WRESTLING MATCH
Retween
BOB SOMMERVILLE.
World's Champion featherweight,
And
BENNIE JONES,
Retired Champion.
Academy of Music, MONDAY,
JULY 16th. 7-11-tl
Capital Dry Goods House
Washington Ave., At 30th St.
I THE STORP THAT SAVES YOU MONEY |
A BIG LOT OF COLORED STRAW UNTRIMMED
Hate; former price, (J8c to $2.00; take yonr ORi*
choice now for,.. . fcWw
A SPECIAL SALE OF BATHING SUITS AT
prices ranging from SI.98 ^0
LACE TRIMMED WHITE CAMBRIC ? PETTI
coats, the #1.00 kind
for.
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