Daily press. [volume], December 09, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

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Broadway Store
IF YOU WANT every dollar to do doable duly,bo
sure und visit our store before buying your
Christmas Goods!
We have a large and more complete stock than
ever before, and the juices are 'way below all com?
petition.
Dolls! Dolls!
Ranging in Price From lc. Up.
Fine line of Dolls at 48c; worth 750.
Beautiful Dolls at 98c: worth $1.50.
Still finer Dolls at $1.23; worth $1.75.
Still finer Dolls at ?1.48; worth ?2.00.
Still liner Dolls at ?1.97; worth ?2-50.
Still finer Dolls at ?2.48: worth ?3 50.
Large Line |f
Of Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets. Handkerchief Boxes,
Work Boxes, Collar and Cuff Boxes. Shaving Sets,
Mechanical Toys of all kinds at prices about half
what you pay for them elsewhere.
Big Stock of Books
One lot of New Testaments. 18c.; worth 50o.
1 lot of New Pocket Testaments, 24c; worth 50c.
One lot of New Bibles, 73c; worth ?1.25.
One lot of New Bibles, 08c,; worth ?1 50.
One lot of New Bibles, ?1.48; worth ?2.00.
One lot of New Bibles, ?2.23. worth *3.00.
Tremendous Stock of
Ladies', Children's and Men's Handkerchiefs
At Astonishingly low Prices.
Big Stock of Shoes of Ali Kinds!
Ladies' Felt Slippers. 08c: worth ?1.25.
Ladies' Felt Slippers, ?1.23; worth ?1 50.
Infants' Fine Satin Slipper*, 48c: worth 75c.
Men's Slippers, 73c: worth ?1.00.
Men's Slippers, 0;c. worth ?1.25.
Men's Slippers, ?1.23; worth ?1.50.
Very Attractive Prieos on
Black and Colored Silk and Dress Goods
Of All Kiuds.
PLEASE BEAR I? KIND WE ARE
Headquarters for Bargains!
2712 Washington Avenue
WHEHRE QUALITY IS UPPERMOST.
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
FOR MEN
Nothing is more suitable than comfortable house sleppers. He
will appreciate them, ami they will serve as a constant reminder of
the giver. Our lino is very comprehensive, embracing many new
patterns and leathers,
$1.00 to $2.50
Look them over early.
*! WE FIT FEET.
LAYING OF CORNER STONE.
Impress, vc Exercises to bo Conduct?
ed at New Grace Ep;scopa| Church.
The corner stone of the new
O.race Episcopal church will be laid
Wednesday afternoon by Bremoud
lynlge, Xo. 211, A. F. & A. M.. with
appropriate ceremonies. Rev, Kvory
?TCstlll. pastor of St. John's church.
Hampton, will deliver the address..
Bishop Randolph and nil the min?
isters of this city have been es?
pecially invited to attend.
Rev. Estlll preaches t:> the con?
gregation overv. Friday night at the
Second Presbyterian church. Thj
new Church will be completed in
about n month.
Caught With Lie Goods.
Lewis Crump, a negro was arrest
led by Patrolman Mcssick at Jeffer
son avenue and Twonty-llfth slice:
I yesterday on iiie cnafge of larceny
Cramp rlld some work at the bom:
[of Mr. Smiley, 1153 Twenty-third
street, several days ago and whnr
he left a revolver went with him.
Officer Mcs3lck found the missing
' gun in i lie negro's possession'.
Carr Furnishes Bail.
Nathan D. Carr, the young man
' who was arrested Friday for the
' Portsmouth authorltio-j on the charge
of betrayal, was yosierday released
j i.ycn bond for his appearance in
j Portsmouth.
THREE DAYS OVERDUE
Failure of Kilpalrlck, to Arrive
Causes Uneasiness.
PASSENGERS HAVE FRIENDS HERE
Terrible Storm Swept Across the At?
lantic Soon After the Transport
Sailed From Qibrator and Ves?
sel Probably Put Into Azores for
Shelter.
According to reports given out at
the local depot of the United ?totes
Quartermaster's Department at III
o'clock last night, nothing has yut I
heard of the United States army
transport Kllpnt rick, now three days
overdue at this port from Manila,
P. I., with passengers.
Inquiries concerning the where?
abouts of tho vessel were more fre?
quent yesterday than before and
apparently the people here who IttiVe
friends aboard the transport are
becoming uneasy about tho safely
of the vessel.
The Kilpatrick loft Qibrator on
November 22 and a Tew duys late,
a tori bio storm swept across th??
Atlantic ocean from the south. The
vessel probably encountered tho
storm and put In al the Azure Is?
lands off the coast of Africa, for;
shelter until the storm subsided.
If tho steamer pursued such a
course it would have delayed her
arrival for several days at least.
Saturday. December 8, 190G.
Arrived
Steamer Powhatan. Ryan, Unit I
more?to Merchants & ?Minor?
Transportation Company with pnss
ehgers and merchandise.
Steamer Howard. Chase, Provi?
dence ami Norfolk?to Merchants &
Miners Transportation Company* with
passengers and merchandise.
Steamer Seneca, ? Keefc, New York
and Norfolk?to Old Dominion Steam?
ship Company with passengers' and
merchandise.
Steamer George W Clyde O'Neil,
Philadelphia and Norfolk?to Clyde
Steamship Company with merchan?
dise.
Cleared.
Steamer Shcnandonhh (Dr.). Trln
Ick, Liverpool.
Sailed.
Steamers Shenandoah (Sr.), Trln
lck, Liverpool. Howard, Chase, Balti?
more, Powhaton, Ryan. Norfolk and
Providence: Hamilton, Boas, Norfolk
and New York.
Solstad in Dry Dock.
The Norwegian steamer Solstad
which arlvod here Thursday after
losing of three blades of her pro?
peller, was Moated Into dry dock
No. 2, at the shipyard, yesterday
to have a new wheel installed. An
emergency propeller, which the ship
carries with her, will be put on as
soon as the smnshed wheel can be
removed.
Repairs Complete.
The Norwegian steamer Condor,
["Which lias been undergoing repairs
in dry dock No. 2, at the shipyard
was floated on of the hasin yeslei-1
lay. The vessel will reload that
?>art of her cargo discharged before
die entered the dock and will then
sail for Stavanger, Norway.
Calendar For This Day.
3uh rises . 7:07 a. i
Sun sets . 4:40 p. m. |
High water ..3:30 a. in., 3:44 p. m.
\jovt water .. 0:47 a. h., 10:13 p. m.
Calendar For Monday.
Sun rises .|. 7:07 a. m
Sun sets. 4:40 p. m.
High water.. 4:20 a. m., 4:46 p. m.
Low water.. 10:49 a. m., 11:07 p. in.
For Stealing Coal.
Richard Clarke and Herbert Me-1
TVifferty, negroes, were arrested at
Pwent'y-flfth street and the railroad I
by Detectives Pettus, of the Chesa-1
)'eake& Ohio force, on the charge
f larceny. , It is alleged that the
non stole several bags of coal from
he railroad yard.
Mr. Tennis Recovers.
Mr. Selwyn Tennis, who recently
inderwenl an operation for tumor!
>f the stomach at the Elizabeth |
tux ton hospital, has been dlscharg
)d. * , _
ROBBERY THE CHARGE
Two Nearoes Arresten and HelH on !
Suspicion.
Two negroes are buing held at
'he ppllce station Charged with be?
ug Implicated In a robbery which
iccarcd at Mills' stables, Huntington
lychlto and Thirty-second street,
Friday night. A room In the bulbi?
ng occupied by Klder Uradon. a
tegro, was entered and a lot of
dothing, etc. was stolen.
Tho robbery was reported t:> the
K>llce late Friday night and shortl
y aftenvaVds 'Sergeant Mitchell ar?
chied Fvward Brandon a negro,
ihd in the poiice court yesterlay
nornlng .in.-lice llrown held him for
Ive days on the charge of vagrancy.
Last night Officer Messlck arrested
Herbert/ Wright, also colored, a!
luntirigtoti .avenue and Twenty-fifth
licet on the charge of having sto
2W the clothes. After on Invest!
?atlon of the affair lad rtlgbl the
?ollce came to the conclusion that
trandon was the guilty party.
Jr. O. u. A- m" Meeting Here.
Stnte Councillor C. H. Fellows has
tailed a meeting of the executive
?oard of the State council, to bo held
lore next Saturday night
For a sweet. who:esome biscuit,
roll or loaf of bread, use "Waseo"
Flour. ll-20-tf.
Qpera j| l^kxsses
Are a Most Appropriate Gift for
Christmas
We pu chased an importer's samples. They
are all very fine, and we can sell them for one
third less than cost of import.
If U s OPERA GLASSES you better look at
these. Other suggestions in abundance.
Call i o see us.
Tlioje business methods which will secure tho con?
fidence and respect of the public will at all times be
maintained by the management.
This will be a "Square" store, and every purchaser
is assured a ' Square Deal."
Hales Company
Jeweler*/- and Optician./*
(INC.)
Twenty ninth Street and Washington Avenue
Open Every Nitjfjt Uritil Xrc]as.
When in Doubt Ask the Women
They are the shrewdest critics; they Jcnow. mx>r?'
about the style, pattern and model that suite your
stature and complexion than anybody else.
livery day wives, sisters and mothers are here
seeing the Suits and Overcoats tried on their men
folk, and we have yet to find the woman that does
not admire Oldowurtel & Regan's Clothing more
than any other Men's Ready-to-Wear.
Wo want to acknowledge our obligation to the
women for their splendid criticism and support.
They are of the greatest help to us, because they
prevent men from choosing anything but what is
best suited to their individuality.
Takes pretty good Clothes to satisfy a woman's
naturally trained artistic eye. They tolerate no
mistake in fitting, pattern or general harmony.
Not a single instance hava our ClotheB failed to
receive their enthusiastic praise.
Ask the women! We have no better friends.
1 hey know Oldewurtel <fc Regan Clothing and all
its ad van tag "S.
Men's Suits, $12 to $25
.Just received a line cf Up-tqdate
Men's Overcoats
From $12. to $35.
Boy's Clot Hin^r That .Satisfies IVIothera
The fame of our Boys' Department has been spread by the personal word of satisfied mothers, who have
told other mothers that Oldewurtsl and Regr.n's colthes their boys.
But it had to be Good Clothing to win euch commendation?and it isl ; ??
Mothers who have been dealing here will tell ysu that our stylos are newest and freshest and In largest
assortment; fabrics are better, and better tailored; the Clothing fits? better and keeps its shape hotter while
m ^Tabf Double-Breasted Suits in a variety of pattarns, $1X0 to $3.00.
One Price
Busy Corner
Washington Ave.
and 30th Street.