Daily press. [volume], August 08, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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MEET AT OLD POINT
Annual Session Being Held at the;
Hotel Cbamberlln Under
Auspicious Conditions.
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JMHE5T0WN INVITES DOCTORS
Dr. J. L. Walker, of Norfolk, Presi?
dent of the Association, Calle the
j tBOdy to Order?Papers of Interest
to the Profession to Be Read and
< dDlscueeed.
.;' Tjhe Virginia Dental Association be?
gan 'Us thirty-seventh annual conven?
tion in the pavilion or the Chamber
Jjn ;botel at noon yesterday. The ses?
sions of the assoelatlon will IbbI
three days, the final adjournment io
be taken tomorrow afternoon.
)Dr. J. fciM-Wulkor, of 'Norfolk, the
president, called the association to
order, and Dr. Ooorge Keesee, of
Richmond, who has been tho Beere
(ary of the organization ?lnco 1870,
delivered the Invocation. Dr. Wnlkoi
%l\t\a read his annual report, which
,wbb likened to with close attention.
Ip his report Dr. Walker strongly
endorsed the movement looking to
bringing the Nattonal Dpntal Con?
gress to tho Jamestown exposition|
next year.
I After the appslrjtmeiit of the vari?
ous coannlttees and the transaction!
of routine business adjournment was]
taken until this morning.
? Prom now until tho close of the]
convention the delegates will be eu-|
telgalned and Instructed with n num?
ber of Interesting clinics and essays
by visiting dentists.
Among those down on the progrnm
for clinics aro Doctors 1?, D. Corcll,
George E. Hardy. Harry A. Kolsey,
4. K. Burgess and C. J. Orloves, of
Baltimore, and B. F. Arringtnn, of
Gofdsboro. The attendance at Ute
convention is not large. The annual
election of officers will be held to?
morrow afternoon.
'MM BOMB" ACT Will
BE GIVEN AT BUCKROE
Prof. Hutcheeon to Toy With Hli
Life to Amuse the Patrone
of the Resort.
f -
; Prof. Ed. R. Hutcheson, tho aero?
naut, will give I1I3 sensational "hu
man bomb" act at Bnckroe Beach at
?4:30 o'clock this afternoon, when It
is expected that a big crowd will
be in attendance. It is one of the
moBt daring acts ever put on by an
tierpaaut.
Tying himself up as a bomb Prof.
Hutcheson attaches his parachute to
the mammoth balloon.' When about
r*Tmrtrtffl-tPfl-o b o b g a rainmnnr
FftANKEL .& EISENMAN I
OUTFITTERS FOR BOTH
MEN AND BOYS.
HAMPTON, VA.
WILL SELL ALL OUR LIGHT
Two-Piece Suits
at
HALF
PRICE.
ALL 8TRAW HATS GO
AT HALF PRICE.
A splendid chance to rig
yourself put In great shape at
HALF PRICE. r
Frankel &
Essenman
? ffw Hurtling Clothiers ?
36 W. Queen Street, S
HAMPTON, - , VA. i
IjU^LOJULftXWJU^
Hainplou's Jicst Btore
SOHE THIRTY
Umbrellas
at . . . 98c
We have gone over our Um?
brella Block and Bclecled nbout
thirty Umbrellas Hint sold from
$1.25 to $1.75. which wo uro de?
termined to clone out UiIb weuk.
nnd put the sintill price of 08c
ou them.
No one should he without tin
Umbrella In those day's of sud?
den showers, and no ouo |ins
nn excuse to borrow one when
you can get u good Umbreiio
at Biidi a Hiniill price.
2,000 feet In the nlr the bomb ex?
plodes und conies down to mother
earth again III the big parachute. In
Ihls act Prof. Hutchopon absolutely
toys with hiB own life.
The rnln prevented the nscennlon
last night. Prof. HutcTieuou will
make the usoohslon tili? afternoon
und again tonight If the. wetttflPr per?
mits.
"Soldler" Tom 'Wilson, well known
at Fort Monroe and around the pen?
insula for his baseball and football
work, arid at ouo time a sparring
partner of Dob FlUalmmons, Ib doing
a big black face act with hl? part?
ner. Winters, In the Huckroe Casino
Ulla week. i <?<
.Friends of the former artilleryman
were at the theatre last night and
hi.; appearance was the signal for
rounds of applause. The two Zlrrot
tas, doing the sensational whirlwind
act, are nightly attracting the pat?
rons of the cnslno. Hamilton nnd
Hnrlott do n good uiuhIchI turn mid
Dorothy 'Walters whist lea herself In?
to Hie favor of the audience from
her first appearance on the stage.
I PHOEBUS FIREMAN SELECT
RICHMOND DELEGATES
They Will Represent the Department
at the Coming State Convention
in August.
The Phoebus Fire Department met
Inst night and elected delegates to
the State Convention, In Richmond
The laddies determined to send
about 75 members of the department
to the convention and It wna decided
to take the Pore Monroe band ol
twenty-six pieces with the company
IMr. Charles 10. Welsh was chosen
the State vice-president, and the del?
egates to represent the Phoebus de?
partment in all the proceedings ol
the convention nro, Messrs. Thomas
Tholl, chairman, August Kraft, Dixie
Ruth. .1. C. Farrell, M. F. Cooper, C
C. Cunningham and William Craw
ford.
The Phoebus laddies will enter the
contest for the largest and best
looking visiting company attending
the State convention. For three
years Phoebus has won this prize,
which is considered the biggest hon
or conferred by the Virginia State
Firemen's Association.
The Phoebus business men have
contributed handsomely for the fund
to carry the firemen to Richmond and
the trip to the capital city promises
to prove most enjoyable to the fire?
men from the hustling little town oi
the lower peninsula.
Governor Claude A. Swanson is
warm friend of the Phoebus firemen
and when he came up for election in
the recent primary he received al
most the solid vote of the town.
The hand of the department will
serenade the governor while in Rich?
mond.
MRS. PEEK ENTERTAINS.
Mrs. Sallie Peek gave a reception
last evening at her home, Acorn
Point, m honor of her son and hia
bride, Lieutenant and Mrs. William
H. Peek.
Advantages to Good Borrowers
PERHAPS WE ARE A LITTLE EXACTING IN
THE SELECTION OF SECURITY, BUT OUR PLAN
OF LOANING MONEY IS ADVANTAGEOUS TO EV?
ERY GOOD BORROWER. * iu
Boy en ton & Co.,
-HAN K ERS
Nexl Masonic Temple. 'Phone 5D3.
SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET.
Entire County Board Will Assemble
in Mr. Willis' Office.
The lOllzuboth City County School
hoard has been called to meet In
the office of County Superintendent
.lohn M. ?Willis this evening at :.
o'clock. At tbia meeting the hoard
will likely arrange the salaries u!
the teachers and elect the uasialunt
principal or the West End Academy,
as well i.m tho principal of tho Fox
Hill schools. Much business will ho
disposed or by the hoard.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Misses },)eiunre.;t Simpson and Elsie
Collier, of Washington, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kenten, In
King street.
Mr. und Mrs. D. J. Blackmore and
Master Andrew Blackmore, of Cin?
cinnati, are the guests of (Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert B, Woodfin, In Annie?
tend avenue. Mr. Blackmore Is the
president of the- National Planu
Men's Association.
Miss Mamie Collier, who has been
spending a month at the Jefferson
Pin k hotel, ' Chnrloltesvllle, huj re
turned to her home in Collier street.
Miss Rena McCalg, of Baltimore,
is visiting her brother, Mr. John Mc?
Calg, In Holly street.
Mr. T. P. Connor lefl last evening
for Kennett Square, Pn., to visit bis
sister and father.
Mr. William Moore, of Norfolk. Vs.,
Is spending this week with his par?
ents In Holt street.
Misses Lillian Baines and Matti-j
House have returned from a stay of
two weeks with friends In York
county.
Mr. AI. Henvls, who has been living
|u Norfolk, has returned here and ac?
cepted a position with the Hull Cut
Rate Drug Store.
Miss Sadie Million, of Washington,
Is visiting her cousin. Miss Mnggie
Horsey, In East Hamptou.
Mayor Thornton F. Jones return?
ed yesterday from Swnnee, Tenn.
Mr. W. BS. Dobson leaves today
for a visit to Mathews county and
Baltimore.
Mrs. Alma A. Page and little son,
or Norfolk, are visiting Mrs. Hugh
Wood, at Old Point.
Mr. J, B. Klmberly lias gone to At?
lantic City.
Old papers for sale?10c hundred.
Apply at Dally Press Office.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'UTOUINO.?WOULD LIKE TO TU
lor In any of tin; usual subjects?
mathematics preferred?(litring thai
Buinmu'r: V MOllttIS SAYRE, R. 3.,
11. A., Hampton, Vn. 'Phono 03.
8-2-t;t
if you wish to tost
ono of those Razors
without RISK or
OBLIGATION on
your part, apply
to us for ^fS3S^S.^:,?M
details!
prices i
o- si
for hea.Ty b.ardi I
"f'.irho-Mjnnctic" Ela?
tlcCuxliion Strops, f 1.O0.
t ree I.wklci '.'HintsluShavers,"
^??'?.w.H.R. Booker & Co.
Hampton, Va.
DESIRABLE STORE ROOM
FOR RENT
5 East Queen Street.
One of the very best loca?
tions in Hampton. Possession
given after September 15.
Apply to
H, G. BLACKISTON.
S-2-12t
FOR SUFFERERS OF LIVER,
KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES.
Other manufacturers say to yon.
"buy a bottlo and if It doesn't cure
you. we refund your money." We
say "take a full $1.00 size bottle
I FREE and If It benefits you then use
I UVA SOL until cured." This slip eh
' titles vou to a bottle of Uva Sol ut
OARlTlNER & IIUDG1NS' Store
I Hampton Va. Only a limited nuni
I lier given away, so don't miss the op
? portunlty to take Uva Sol. S&W-lm
'have you tried
matar's ice cream?
If you haven't you've missed the
best We serve Iff all over the penin?
sula.
! Remember that ao better drinks cbd
i bo had than you find at our fountain.
Fruits and candles always fresh.
chas. matar & bro.
6 Mullen Street, Phoebus, Va.
Phone 5177.
$y 0 ll-Piece Toilet Sets, $2.98
Made to sell for ?5.00, but because of little
defects which you or I would hardly detect, they
could not quite pass the critical inspector. You
get them at about one-half - real value. Just the
thing for cottages and summer homes. The pieces
are large, of pretty design, with embossed flowers,
all in a snowy white. Enal value $5. Our special
price $2.98. .Easy Payments IF YOU LIKE.
The HAMPTON STORE
Willis-Smith-Orall Co. (Inc,)
Hampton's Leading: Home Furnishers
mf
How Can You Do lt?
That's exactly wlihl wo heard yesterday from experienced ship?
pers in reference to those I
Pretty Orgaaidies at
6 \c
The fac t Is, wc couldn't do It for any length of time, as they
eost a groat deal inore than wo an- asking for I horn. Nevertheless,
wc hnv'o another assortment toputoii sah- THIS MORNING at CI?
the sonic ridiculous price of.'..Uli?
DON'T BE LATE TODAY. BE AN EARLY ONE.
ROWE'S
DEPART IYIENT STORE,
HAMPTON, VA,
.^HBBBMMBBBSaOaBHWBflBBI
RANSONE BROTHERS
TWO SPECIALS TO-DAY
.% \ i3 9
.75c
WHITE MARSEILLES QUILTS FRINGED OR PLAIN;
Special price.
LONG SILK GLOVES,
. a pair ........
RANSONE BROTHERS
8 AND 10 W. QUEKN ST., IIAMFl'ON, VA.
BUY COAL NOW
AT SUMMER PRICES
AND SAVE MONET. GOOD CLEAN COAL. 2,240 POUNDS TQ
THE TON. LEAVE THE ORDERS NOW.
HUDGINS BROTHERS
EA8T QUEEN STREET. HAMPTON, VIRGINIA.
Phone 10.
SEVERAL BARGES JUST RECEIVE.
tXiTTrijTinnrfl-oinns b*Tnr& ?"5 r-rs ? innren tnrn trcrrtrtrtrrtristro trtrs'a tnr
HENRY L SCHMELZ,
President.
FRANK W. DARLING,
Vice-President.
1 THE BANK OF HAMPTON
HAMPTON?VIRGINIA.
Is the Oldest and Largest In Either Hampton
or Newport News.
CAPITAL, .... $100,000.00
SURPLUS & PROFITS, $110.000.00
DEPOSITS OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The [only designated Depository In the .State of Vir
giuia in Eastern Virginia. We make loans on Real
Estate?Not Prohibited?as are the National Banks.
FOUR PBR CUNT. INTENBST PA1B BN SAVINS* SEPOSITft,
NELSONS GR00ME, Cashier. |
jjaLLaJLtAJLajUU ft g B.g.g 8JLPJUULPJtJUU!j
MORTORS,
FANS.
The Oldest and Most Reliable Electric Firm
on the Peninsula.
S. J. WATSON, JR.
THE ELECTRICAL MAN.
WIRING.
'Phones 166 and 340.
TELEPHONES.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY
for any one who wishes to en?
gage in tho oyster planting
business. I have for sale 3 1-2
acreB of high land, with five
room cottage, in Isle of Wight
county, on the Jnmes River,
near Pagan Creek. Convenient
to schools, churches*-and stores.
Also 22 acres of flue oyster
bottom, with about 8,000 bush?
els of oysters planted two years
ngo. Price fl.f.OO.OO " (s-?U.eu
hundred dollars).
A rare chance for quick
buyer.
W. B. LAWSON
No. 18 North King Street,
Hampton, Va.
Old papers for "ale at the Dally
Prase offl09 ?t 10 cents p?r hundred.
'Phone IK.
WHEN VISITING
BUCKROE BEACH
Get your drinks or Ice cream from
P. K. Nicolopoolos' Stand
Just across from the main entrance.
We serve the same drinks at Buck
roe that you get from our store In
Hampton. Nothing but the bsst
syrups used. Fruits on baud at all
times at the stand.
A SLIGHT REMINDER
That order for your Sunday Ice
cream can be promptly filled If yoo
call 192
P. K. Nicolopoolos
40 W. QUEEN ST., HAMPTON, VAi