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HAMPTON. PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT-Continued.
18-20 W. Queen St.
Clear-Out
BBOIN8 SATURDAY, JULY 14,
With a spread of Bargains that will enable your dollar to buy two dollars' worth. Our customary Semi*Annual Clearance
Sales will be outdone with tho matchless bargains offered at this sale. Clothing, Shoes, Jfais and Furnishings for Men and1
Boys of the very best quality. A meritable stock that has earned us the reputation of ?*Tho Best Outfitters to Men and
Boys." The entire stock reduced in price, without consideration to oost. Keep in mind, we are advertisers of facts. Each
item can be had as represented. Goods marked in plain figures. ONE PRICE TO ALL!
Sweeping reductions in Men's.
Youths' and Boys' Clothing. Read and
remember.
MEN'S SUITS.
Gpod Tailored Men's Suits, from
regular $5.00, $0.00 and $0.60 Suits,
for this
sale .
Tho chance of a life time?ull wool
blue serges, in Suits for men; actual
value, $9.00; for this sale; 9>A QQ
the unheard of price.*p4-iUU
Our $12.00 Worsted Suits have a rep?
utation for wear, fit and staying pow?
ers; the whole of them Included In
this sale for the clear-out $7 RH
price.vJJ I iwiu
Strictly Woolen Suits, from the best
tailors; . guaranteed to retain their
shape; many of the latest patterns to
choose from; the actual value of
these suits. $15.00; for this $0 OO
wale .OUiJU
?The clothes of quality, style, ami
perfect fit?"GRIFFON CLOTHES"
?none bettor made. All $1S.00 Suits,
of blacks, blues and fancy weaves, cut
to $11.50 for this sale.
UMBRELLAS.
(26 and 28 inch Size.)
50c Umbrellas for.33c
TRUNKS1 TRUNK31 TRUNKS!
Zinc covered; a|l sizes; reduced to
HALF PRICE.
YOUTHS' 8UIT8.
Young Men's SultH.. sixes I
neat patterns, good quality;
price, $0.00; for this
sale.
Young Men's Suits. 15 to 20 size; all
wool, blue serge cloth; well made;
none better at $!?.ltll; deep OO
cut into them .?JP/TiUU
to 20,
regular
$2.98
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS.
Elegantly mado clothes, lu neat dark
or light greys; stylish Worsted fab?
rics; the usual price $12.00; ?T/ QO
our sale price.4*1 iUU
UNDERWEAR?ALL COLORS
Bnlbrtggaii Shirts ami Drawers
mutch, for this sale
each .
1CU
BOY'S KNEE PANTS.
Wash Pants.9c
25c Cloth Pauls. 5 to 10.17c
:15c Cloth Pants, 5 to 10.. .-..22c
50c Cloth Pants, 5 to 17 .37c
Otis French Biilbrlggan, Hlqo. Pink.
Cream ami Grays; doubl?; seated
Drawers ami gHSSotod sea ins;, sold ev?
erywhere at $l.uo tlie suit; for "7R?%
this sale, the suit .I Ob
MEN'S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
Fast colors, good quality, for ...,19c
The 50c Shirt for.33c
The Giant Shirt for.39c
HOSE! HALF HOSE!
Fast color black Hose; regular 1QC
Hose, for this sale, four pairs OC?
Hose for .fcOli
(Jood Denim Seamless Over
alls, a pair .
33c
98c
BOYS' AND JUVENILE CLOTHING.
Hoys' Douhle-Hrcustcd and Norfolk
Suits; well made Suits. 5 to Hi; wen
$1.50 and $1.75; for tills
sale.
Hoys' Double-Breast cd ami Sailor
Suits; neat dark patterns; were $2.00
and $2.25; 5 to 10; Tor this tf 1 00
sale .?plifJ?
Hoys' Double-1 (roasted
Suits, with taped seams;
rough usage; were sold
$1.00; sizes 8 to 17; for
this sale, cut to.
$1.28
MEN'8 PANTS.
Strong durable Pants; $1.5?
value; for Ibis QQn
sale .D?Jb
Woolen Crash Pauls; neat light pat?
terns; worth $2.00; for
tills Ino, tho pair.
Wool Pants of neat patterns, styl
Ish make; good quality; regular
value, $:i.iui; for this Ol QQ
sale, .O ! -30
Linon Duck Pauls. 79c ami $1.19?
worth double.
Men's fancy Hose, worth 15c; 0#?
sale price.tlu
Hoys' llrownle Overalls, the 1 Q-?
pair.I ub
Men's While Overalls, Ilia 07??
pair.Ol U
STRAW HATS.
All-Woolen
will stand
at $3.50 to
CO AC
25c Hat. .
50c Hat
75c Hal ..
$1.00 Hat
$1.25 Hat
. .14c
.29c
. ."18c
..50c
, . . 7tJc
LINEN COLLARS.
Linen Collars, any height nnd shape.
I -1 > 1 >- linen, choice. 8c.
-t-ply Linen Cliffs, round or link
shape, choice, 11c.
CAP8.
5c Cups .16c
5lie Caps .37c
SOFT HAT8.
Colors?Black, Brown and Gray.
5Qc I lain.37c
75c Hats.'18c
$1.00 Hat?.67c
$1.25 Hals.87c
$1.50 Hats . .98c
$2.00 Hats .$1.20
STIFF HAT8.
Colors?Black and Brown.
$1.00 llerldcH .'.;.07c
$1.25 Derbies .79c
$1.50 DcrhlcH .08c
$;'..on Derbies.$1.29
NECKWEAR GALORE.
String Ties.8c
ICIusllc Seam Drawers. 29c tho pair.
The best quality muslin elastic seam
Drawers, for 39c the pair.
MEN'S 8U8PENDER3.
10c Suspenders.7c
15c Buuponders.10c
Bwoot, Orr ft Co., working Shirts,
Hull lX)g Brand, 38c.
BOY8' 8HOE8.
$1.00 Box Calf Shoes, s to 12.....'.79o
$1.60 Box Cair Shoos. 12 1-2
to 2 1-2 .90o
MEN'S 8HOESI DOYS' 8HOE8I
Hood solid leather Men's SliOOB!'
$1.50 value; unlo
price.
Men's Viel ail lout her Shoes; $2.00
value; for this Ol QC
BAlo .9I1?U
Solid leather Viel, Velour, Gun Molal
and Patents; Shoos or Oxfords; actual
value. $2.50; nale
.price.
Best $3.00 si me, for tuen; made all
styles, Iocs and lOillhora; Of) OO
for this sale .ifltiUu
$3.50 Shoes or Oxfords. In the nC.Wr
esl stylish loos; your Judg?
ment will buy them at.
$1.00
$1.98
. $217 5
MEN'8 WHITE OXFORDS.
$1.00 While Oxfords .4Qo
$2.00 Oxfords Tor .$1.19
MEN'8 HANDKERCHIEFS.
A good Handkerchief.2o
lOfl Uandkercnlnfa.4c
Linen Huiidkorchlefa.80
This sale begins Saturday, July 14, with a spread Qf bargains that will not be duplicated elsewhere. Come early; it
will pay you to visit this store. Extra salesmen on hand to fill the wants of the many. All faro paid to purchasers of Ten
Dollars or more, within a radius of fifty miles.
i. KI
18 and 20 West Queen Street
Hampton, Virginia
EIGHT MUSICIANS
LOSE THEIR JOBS
Membership of the National Sol?
diers' Dome Band Is Gupwn
From 24 to 16.
GOVERNOR MURPHY IS ON?VISIT
President of the Board of Managers ?
and tr.'e Local Manager of This
Branch Arrived at the Big Institu?
tion?He Will Be Here For a
Few Days. .
Former Governor Franklin Murphy. ,
of New Jersey, the president of tho
board of managers of the National
Soldiers' Homes, arrived at tho j
Hampton Home yesterday morning
and will spend u few days hero hi
connection with matters of interest,
to this branch.
Mr. Murphy, besides being the
president of the board, Is the local
manager of this branch. It is said
that his visit at. this time has no
unusual Interest attached to It. tra
is here simply to attend the routine
business of the branch and to con-'
suit with Governor Thomas T. Knox,
Colonel Knox. the governor, has
issued ao order reducing the mem?
bership of the Soldiers' Home ban.l
from twenty-four to sixteen pieces!
It is said that tho reduction of eight
musicians in the band is made nec?
essary by. tho j-eccnt appropriation
for tho Homes by Congress. Eight
of the musicians have been told thai
after July 15, which Is Saturday,
their services will no longer bo need?
ed. .The announcement of the reduc?
tion in the band caused a sensa?
tion among the musicians.
Prof. J. H. Scully, the bandmaster,
who has been ill in his home on
the reservation, is recovering.
COL. POTT8 PROMOTED.
He and Capt. Chamberlalne Named as
Members of General Staff.
Col. Ramsey I). Potts; for the last
three years commanding officer at
Fort Monroe, has been detailed as a
member of the goenrnl staff of the
United Stales army and will leave his
station here as soon as bis successor
is named.
Captain William Chamberlalne. com?
manding officer of ono of the compa?
nies stationed al Fort Monroe, has also
been appointed to a place on the gen?
eral staff and he, too. will leave Old
Point within a few days.
PERSONALS AND NOTES,
Mr. William H. Gordon started yes?
terday to join li|s family |n Chatta?
nooga, Teun,
Mr. M. C. Rnnson Is spending a few
days In Baltimore, Philadelphia and
other points.
Miss Katy V. Anthony, of Staun
ton, reached Hampton last evening
to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles M.
Pace, in King street.
Mrs. K. W. Randolph, of Bucna
Vista, and Mrs/ W. J. Wright, uf
Norfolk, are at tho Augusta hotel
Mrs. P. W. Phillips, Miss Collis
Lackey and Mrs. Jennie Baker, of
- Philadelphia, Luve gone to Rocky
Hill, Ohio, whero they will spend two
months with relatives.
Mrs. Lola Hollingsworth, of North
> Carolina, Is the guest, of her parents,
I Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Shields, In Ar
mlstend avenue.
Auction Sale of Furniture.
Auction sale of lot of first class fur?
niture, household goods, etc.. at the
courthouse, Saturday, July 14, at 11 a.
m. OHORG15 W. PHILLIPS. Auc?
tioneer. 7-13-2t
Furniture Auction.
Auction Sale Furniture at court?
house, Saturday, July 14, 10 a. m.
M O. LACKEY._713-2t
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
j Notice Is hereby given that tho part?
nership heretofore existing between P.
B. Sherman and Jacob B. Levy, con?
ducting a butcher business under the
stylo of Sherman & Levy, has this
(Seventh day of July, 190G, been mu?
tually dissolved.
I Mr. P. B. Sherman has purchased
the Interest of Mr. Levy and will here?
after conduct tho business under the
name of P. B. Sherman. All out?
standing claims against the firm will
be paid by P. p. Sherman and ho will
also collect all bills due the firm Of
{Sherman & Levy. The business will
be continued In J. T. Leo's brick
l building 162 West Queen Street, the
present site. P. B. SHERMAN.
7-8-tf JACOB LEVY.
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g HENRY L. SCHMELZ, FRANK W. DARLING, j
President. Vlce-Presldent.
THE BANK OF HAMPTON
HAMPTON?VIRGINIA.
Is the Oldest and Largest In Either Hampton
or Newport News.
g CAPITAL, - - - - $100,000.00
SURPLUS & PROFITS, $100.000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
f*? The ?only designated Depository in tho State of Vir
ginia in Eastern Virginia. We make loans on Real
Estate?Not Prohibited?aB are the National Banks.
POUR PER CENT. INTEREST PAID BN SAVINS* DEPOSITS.
NELSON S. GROOME, Cashier.
WAIT FOR THE
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
FRIDAY, JULY 13TH,
On steamer Hnmpton Roads, un?
der the auspices of tho Hamp?
ton Baptist. Sunday School. Steam?
er leaves Hampton 8 a. in.,
.stopping at Soldiers' Home and Old
Point. Faro round trip: Adults, $1.0.0; |
Children, 50 cents. Tickets on sale at
Gardner's Hing store, itcasley &
Hush's and by members of the com?
mittee.
Commltlce?P.. C. Jcasley, Arthur|
R. }1b). Frank H. Roche and B. T.
Johnson. 7-10-:5t
Take Notice!
Having been Informed that certain
men are canvnsslng the penlusuln
towns claiming to represent tho .1. ?">
and 10 cent store, I take this method
of repudiating the men. I have never
employed a peddler, nor havo 1 any
salcmen outside my storo. My goods
are first-class and I have no necessity
for these peddlers. These peddlers
claiming to represent me are frauds,
and my customers should remember
this.
W. H. RAPEPORT
8-29-lm. Prop. 3. B and 10-Cent Stora. I
Old Papers for sale?10c hundred.
PROPOSALS WANTED.
PR0P08AL8 WANTED FOR
STREET PAVING..
Scaled proposals addressed to the
"Town Rocordor, Plloebus, Va.." will
bo received by tho Street Committee
until 8 o'clock p. m.. Thursday, July
19th, lOOfi, for furnishing material and
labor for paving Mellon Street from
Mallory Street to Water Street. Mai
lory Street, from C. & O. Railway to
Asylum Street, Asylum Street from
Mallory Street to Soldiers' Home
Bridge. Water Street from Mclleu
Street to fiovernmci.it Bridge.
Tho surface to be covered lu approx?
imately 22,223 square yards, and tho
material to bo used .will bo solccted
by tho Town after tho bids are
opened.
Specifications and plans can be had
by applying to this office.
A certified check for $1,000 muBt be
deposited with each proposal.
The Town Council of i'hoebus re?
serves the right to reject or accept
any and all bids.
JOHN C. TERMER,
7-3-U9 Town Recorder..
Farmen Take Notice. - Lowry
builds hit Market Wagons from the
best of material and will save you
from $5 to $10 on each wagon. Call
and see the.stock before tho palut and
putty hide the flaws. Yours,
LOWRY.
The Harness end Vehicle Man.
ffj m ? ? - - - *
RANSONE BRiOT.lf.ERS
Shoe Department Second Floor
Cut on Shoes
?v. |^
RANSONE BROTHERS
8 AND 10 W. QUEEN ST., HAMPTON, VA.
Residence Phone 448. ' ?, Office 'Phone 411.
R. C. Hal! ?r Son
Undertakers
arid Embalmers
OREBLE HALL.. HAMPTON, VA,
Prompt Service. 7? "7 Dfly. or Night CallB.
Belt Equipment.
BUY COAL NOW
AT SUMMER PRICES
AND SAVE MONEY. GOOD CLEAN COAL, 2,240 POUNDS TO
THE TON. LEAVE THE ORDERS NOW.
H UDGINS BROTHERS
EA8T QUEEN 8THEET, HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
Phone 10.
SEVERAL1 BARQBS JUST REOEIVD.
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