Daily press. [volume], December 09, 1906, Page 10, Image 10

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; PHONE 44.
HAMPTON, VA.
Open Evenings Until
9 O'clock
From Now Until
CHRISTMAS
READY FOR
CHRISTMAS
Make Your
headquarters
Here for Your
Holiday Goods.
Don't Fail to Visit Our Grand Display of
Toys and Holiday C
for old folks as well as the young'. You will find dis?
played a grand selection of
Fancy Cases of every description, Cut Glass
Ware, Japanese Vases, Cups and Saucers,
Dolls, Carriages, Sleighs Wagons, Piaros,
Mechanical Toys, Tea Sets, Drums, Rifles,
Magic Lanterns, Automobiles. : : : : ;
andiots of others too numerous to mention.
Our sales ladies have been very busy the past week sell?
ing and showing Toys. Ask your neighbors how well they
were p1 eased. Make your selection now and avoid the rush.
We hold your presents for you.
Make Your
Headquarters
Here for Your
Holiday Goods.
18=201 in St. Ml Vfi
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Open Evenings Until
9 O'clock
From Now Until
CHRISTMAS
ii THE CHURCHES j
OF HAMPTON TODAY
Rev. J. F. Curltipleil to Preach
This Morning on "laboring (or
the Waster" at Central.
"THE MOUNTAIN HIGH CHRISTIAN"
This is the Subject for the Morning
Discourse of the Rev. T. Ryland
Sandford at 'Memorial Baptist
Church?Mission Sunday in the
Church of Christ.
"laboring for the Mhstor," will bo
Hie subject <,i John K. Cuthricll in
Contra I Methodist church this morn
iiiK while this evening he will take
his theme, ''Hindrance to Suc?
cess,"
At Hampton Baptist.
In the Hampton Uapltsl church
this morning. Rev. K. Pctidlcton
.loins. I), l)., win preach from the
text. "Ye shall seek the truth ant
trtlth shall make you free." This eve"
lug Dr. .lotlCS'U subject will be.
"The dotation of Ten Comihnnd
nienis tu the Salvation of Man."
Memorial Biptlst.
Rev, T. Ryland Sanford will
preach morning ami evening to the
congregation of the Memorial Map
list church'. Morning subject, "The
jlMouiltnln High Christian:" evening
Obedience." Men's lllblo class
meets at 10 o'clock this morning.
Usual Services.
AI old St. John's Kplscopal. the
First Methodist and the Ifampto.i
Presbyterian churches the usual ser?
vices will be conducted by the
respective pastor.
Mission Services.
Today will bo known at the Wom?
an's Christian Mllslon Hoard day lit
the Church of Christ. This morning,
the pastor, Rev. C. N. Williams will
preach n special sermon on "Our
Women." At nlglii the following
program will be carried out:
ness.
Opening Hymn. ."Hail to the Hright
ness.
Prayer . Mrs. R. 11. Turner.
Scripture reading .....Mrs. Shcjton.
Hymn ..."Sound Sound the Truth.''
Address Missions .(Mrs. Wise.
Circle of Sentence Prayer.
Qnartel (selected).... Mcssdames
Shcltoh, Post, Stauton and Miss
Staunton.
Address . Mr. Sholton.
Offering.
Doxology.
Ii. ncdlctlon.
PRICE OF MILK IS
ADVANCED TO 10 CENTS
Oairymcn Decided Upon the Increase
cf Two Cents on the Quirt
Yesterday.
The dairymen of Hampton and
Kli/.tboth City county yesterday an?
nounced that" alter today the price
of milk in this section will be 10
cents per quart.
The increase of two cents on the
quart will go into effect tomorrow
morning, as will be noticed by re?
ference to a card in the advertising
columns of the Daily P;rcsa this
morning. All the dairymen have
endorsed the proposition.
Tho Increase to ten conta per
quart will only effect the small con?
sumer, as the milk by the gallon
is to remain at 30 cents per gallon
One of lite largest dairymen stnt
ed yesterday that the dealers were
forcod to increase the price of
milk on account of the extretnoly
high price or food stuffs. Cows
are high also and the milk d-.tiers
declare thai It is cither a case of|
going to the wall or increasing the
price. _ _
Bishop Seymour Passes Away.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL... Dec. 8.?
Bishop Seymour died at 6:50 o'clock
I this morning. George Franklin Boy
mour, bishop of Springfield, seventy-j
Iseven years of age, was born in New;
? York. Ho was consecrated bishop in
! IS7S. A graduate of Columbia Col?
lege, be entered the General Theolog;
leal Seminary and in 1856 was or
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W. Chllda, El Cnpitan Oenernl. til |
five cent straight brands, now s<iven
for twenty-five cents. Lillian Russell
and James O. Hlalne, the five cent
kind, now three for ten cents. TIulV?
Cut Rate Drug Store. ' X
Gun
Aletal . ..
Patent
Colt ....
$3.50
$4.00
nen's and Boys'
Underwear.
5 Queen St., Hampton, Va.
FOR SALE.
?12 acre farm wi()\ good five room dwelling and out-houses, bnrnB,
Btables, ? i>-.. horsos, wagon, buggy and running Implements. 150
head of poultry nnd poultry houses, all witbtn a mllo and a half of
Hampton. Can bo hud at an exceptionally low figure.
A practically new, six-room dwelling and lot on Car lino near
Lordloy's crossing, can be bought for $350.00 on terms to suit pur?
chaser.
A six-room, two-story dwelling nnd lot excellently located on
Chapel St., can Ik; bought cheap on terms to suit buyer.
FOR RENT.
32G Marshall St., 11-rooms, modern conveniences . $30.00
222 Pulton St.. S-rooius. modern conveniences . $25.00
418 Kim St., 5-rooms. City water .:. $7.50
Kill Wiho St.. (grooms, Cistern water . $ 9.00
109 Wiho St.. (. rooms. City water . $10.00
22r, Holt St., G-rooins, Cistern water . $11.00
IVby St., near l.ordley's Crossing, 5-rooms . $ 7.00
l.auderdalo St., neat. New Car Darns, O-rooms . $12.50
Rear of New Car Barns, G rooms . $10.00
Q BOi W. RHILJUIF^S
9 and 11 North King Street. Hampton, Va. c
Real Bstato, Rentals. Loans, Fire Insurance, Auctioneer aad Notary ?
Public. Phone 50. J
ee Hive Store
You are invited lo join the crowd today in attending the Christ?
inas opening. Quito n number have been here and enjoyed the beau?
tiful display and you should not miss it today.
You can get the right gift for your gentleman friend from the
Boston Clothing House, which is next door to the Now lice Hive
store.
I. KIRSNF.R, Proprietor,
KIRSNER'S NEW BEE HIVE STORE,
I West Queen Street,
Hampton, Virginia.
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Real Estate for Sale
1 acre desirably situated on La Salle Ave., owner desires to
make a quick sale. Make us an offer.
Six room dwelling on Victoria Ave. Will sell at less than cost
$100 buys a desirable! lot at Rivervlcw.
La Salle Avenue?I am in position to offer several desirable
lots on the Ave. at a sacrifice price to a quick customer. See me.
FOR RENT.
222 Fulton St.. modern conveniences . $25.00
Marshall St., 10 rooms, bath, furnace, etc. 30.00
Newport News Ave . 18.00
Holl Street, modern conveniences. 15.00
HOlt Street. 5 rooms . 7.00
Ivy St. and Hudgins St., 5 rooms. 7.00
La Salle Avenue, 7 rooms and basement, desirable.
Wine Street . 10.00
Hope Streel. 11.00
Locust Street, city water. 10.00
Hotel Hampton?Queen Street.
STORES
Queen Street?possession January 1st. Desirable location.
Queen Street?possession at once.
King Street?possession at Once.
413
220
?122
5S
$10.00
7.00
I M. 0. Lackey, Mgr., P. W. Phillips & Co.
Real Estate Brokers.
14 S. KING STREET. HAMPTON, VA.
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I Get Your Gas Fifiing Dons by
T. TAYLOR
Tho Hampton Plumber. Gas, Steam and Hot Water Fitter. All
work guaranteed or no ray. High grade Plumbing a specialty.
PHONE 173.
Cor. Co?rt and Queen Sts. Hampton, Va.
I carry a large stock of Plumbing fixtures at all times.
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Is always the source of worry to tho mother in making the proper
selection. Not so hero. You can just as safely send the child alone,
for wo study every branch of millinery. With a considerable sav>
ing In the cost and the satisfaction of knowing you get the best. This
is the store for people, of large nnd small means.
MRS. I. M. STAGEY,
Original Popular Price Millinery Store.
East Queen Street.
Hampton, Va.
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