Daily press. [volume], December 09, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

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GOODYEAR RAINCOAT CO. MANUFACTURING RETAILERS S GOODYEAR RAINCOAT CO. MANUFACTURING RETAILERS
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On the Dollar forjggl
Until Next Saturday
Night.
Store Leased Over our Heads
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Must Vacate at Once. The Entire Stock of
>9 <3tf?G??ir HIIHIIfl WIbij
Every dollar's worth of Men's. Women's and Children's High Grade Water-Proof Clothing now in our
store musl be sold by LO o'clock Saturday night. It it? the greatest bargain chance yon will ever have.
Note these prices and consider tlie quality goods we manufacture. The Season's Most Phenomenal Values
I Sale Commences Tsmerrow, ?onday, Oec. 8 0, at 8:30 a.m.
and will Continue Until 10 o'clock Saturday Night, Dec. 15.
'?3*4 ist^jsmsmeismi^ixxxiU mUfWHiw^^ masuaagga^
Such impressive, bargains as these have not confronted you in years?tomorrow
marks the climax of our Continuous feats of underselling.
On the Dollar for
Until Next Saturday
Night.
Men's #?? f>t) Raincoats, latest styles: until
10 o'clock Saturday night.
Ale ?'s $9.50 Raincoats, single or double breast?
ed; plaid Hiiings; until 10 o'clock Saturday night
M[on/a $11.50 Raincoats, very handsome until
10 o'clock Saturday night.
Mon's$lK.50 (Jenuine Gravenettes;
Saturday night.
until 10 o'clock |ft
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Ladies' $0.5() Raincoats, in the latest styles; until
10 o'clock Saturday night.
Ladies''$16.25 High Grade Raincoats
o'clock Saturday night.
until 10
Ladies* $22^6.0 Carvenettcs, in 20 different styles;
until 10 o'clock Saturday idglit.
Men's $28.00 Satin Lined Cravenlte Kaincoats, in Gray, Tan oi
Rl??k; until 10 o'el??li Saturday fl rfft
night .$ H Hb
The very highest grade of Raincoat made for men. <?">?
silk lined: until 10 o'clock Saturday night.V
Mat's $25 00 and $80.1 0 Paddock Uiiincbats; fi?
until It) o'clock Saturday night.*p
Ladies' Priestly Cravenettcs. exclusive styles;
$28.50 values^ until 10 o'clock Saturday night.
The very Highest Grade of Ladies' Priestly
Craveuettes: until 10 o'lock Saturday night...
Boys' and Girls' Raincoats, 88.00 and $4.00
values; until 10 o'clock Saturday night.
Ladies' Pinest Silk Rubber Raincoats, different
shades: until 10 o'clock Saturday night.
OM li early and avoid
the hisll, as this
is the (41U3ATE8T
SACRlPICrO SALTS ever
held in Norfolk.
AIL ORDERS promptly
attended to if accompa?
nied by check or money
order. Give height and Chest
measurement.
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AT THE ACADEMY THIS WEEK.
Wednesday?-Chaunccy Olcott In
"Eileen Acthorne."
Friday--AI. ?, Wilson in "Metz
In Us AI?C."
At. H. Wilsorr.
"aoidon Voi.i'i" Ai. ii. Wilson
Is to tin tlu> nt ruction ?i tho Acad?
emy 6f''ftI?Blc, host Friday < Hue. 11t ii
In Sidney li. romantic
niiin dialed :? ioctly drama "Metz i ,
Tho Alpj,"
A briyl: t yo.;;|:ui tlf undmi',1 ?
pfl talont3 !s 2u\ \vil?oa; gifted
with the unusual iualliy of belli;;
nh'e to extract a tear ? ," convulse
h's auditors will) ui'.y.v! ;epl w.t'i
ai. mush case a*iy initny innre n >i ?1
plp.Vif. HO is ft l?O li)<! |;o. ?('.<:-. if
of a rarely sv.'e ;1 sin ;ihg mice.
"v.ctr. in the Alps" I ? by Sidney
n. full.a, who l?:s written a niumtior
of succosce:; far M \ vVI >n.
The Bce:?.> !? U*,\ In Southern
Switzerland nutl >:i i'i" S.vl?3 Alpn.
Met;: the lior.i, a" y~-u?g "Sv.!.
hpppily living with h':: Wifo and
child >.p' the um : Kr.gllali f-ottlo
ment of Sandgnte ?? s. ?? main in?
dustry is lace u.a' -?. Ho Is 6aII
od to the village l;i a sc'pp.l a bo?
nnes! or the la; - 1 ? ill owner's in
terost and uppp ,;l:.--v rat lcarna
that lis wife's !'?>..<? husband,
Kren? el, who she had bp'.ieyod dean;
wus Still living and had come to
claim her. Motz anil It's wife agree
to separate, he keeping the child
an 1 as Metz. ui?;in Ute$:opting <'???
bequest had promised to clear his
benefactor's memory from the <al
nmny then clouding It, iui Icrtalt' i
to do s) by a Jwtrna'y over the
AlnB wit'.i Important fnr'god receipt ;.
He is followed by h!; wife, who
1'uving reason t;> believe Metz alula
tak?,s nor ciilid and seeks to re?
turn, but lieoomea b . t In the snow
where she is discovered by Frenze!,
who suffering from wound I oils
her of Mot's escape, m: i that he la
recking her. Frenzel lit revenge
C lUSCr, her to fall over :t crevasse,
f.'Oltl v,'1:;.:; ?'??? ij r.-- \e\l bv Melz,
w.altul by Monks aa I SI Bernard
dcg.s frpm a near 'by Ho3pi<??;
'Many .adventures befall -them bo'.-h
after this and the su'-'ounuo la matti
tdined nt a high pire.li ?-until ,*vbj?*
lost. Comedy is interspersed through
out the four act? and Mr. Wilson
In given im opportunity to use his
l*|nh.',?'V<)iuu.; lUj songs that roach the
heart, Among them mtij l"- mention
oil, "My tienven Is in your JSyeH'1
"\Vh|Bpcrlng Uropzp," "A Lullaby,"
"Sour-' of tin' Rrithcrbuld*' and an
Alpine yodel, "Swiss Mountain
Ijlrd" which shows Iho wondrous
range and complex notes of whin
the human video is capable. A!.- ?
CHAUNCE
Hie very humorous song "Tlw
I Siill'/lotuink," Thn company is sniii ?
hu Im- iui exceedingly capable one.
Prices :ir<- 25 eeiiN '<> $1.50; S?ntn
j will lie on Kali- ai Ihn box olllcc
\Vednosdny morning al '.' o'clock.
C.li3ll!ict;y Olcr.tt.
'|'}ie nc.tibn of Klleen ?slhorel
[(Kilon my t roan uro) Ihn new play)
'">? Theodore llurl Sayro Which
Clinuhoey Olcotl will prcfl*??l at th
\i n?euiy of Music. Wodnesflay nlghc
laUti's plane in ami around Dublin
during iln> year jSQ-1 and concerns
Iho fortunes of lilch?rd Temple, a
warm-hearted, hot-headed young gen
I tlcman of Lite period, who Ihbugh
WOll endowed \yll.h virtues lias round
?vied so attractive tliat he Is well on
Mils way down the road to ruin,
j .lust as he is planning with his
faithful old servant to lly the coum
Iry and enlist under Mapoippp's en
1 sign chance throws hhn into co;;i
I topi with Eileen b'boiirioll, a dainty
Irish maldoii, nnd at one glniico of
: y \ lcotT. * -
Let Us Fit Your Feet
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Each purchaser will be giveii
a ^uess on the Aulo c.r the
handsome Doll shown in cur
window. Santa will be at
this store next week, come
in and see him
A ? Few -Suggestions for Presents,
Ladies' Shoe Trees
Ladies' $pat.?, blue, cn.y, black, gieen,
Alice blue ami purple $>S.OO
See our new f.slt slipper?, wann and
prettv. A nice present tor in oilier or ? is
Ter. $i oo, i 25 and $3.SO
Men's Shoe Trees.
Keep your shoes in .shape by usintj
she c tu es, $1.00
Men's Jniietts and warm slippers. A
nice present for lather or brother,
Shoes of Quality,
a s h i o n Shoe* Store
2907 W?is!iis-Bgton Ave. J. k?. Burcher, Hgr.
her eye lie is hopelessly entangled
nntj vow.;' n thorough ? reformation
in his life. Then there are months
if. probat ion during which his quick
ivit, genial good-humor and manly
[\tfiibutes win' hlni the esteem of
11. His suit with Klleon. 100, scenin
i) pfj?Sper when unhappy event
fccttrs. Kileen has 'another suitor,
,;i English n ?b'.eman, Sir. Geoffrey
l.r.'ftus by name, who is most Insis
Lchl in his campaign. Eileen, how
?ver. really loves Hi chard Temple
leit keeps her own counsel.
Sir Geoffrey suspecting this, learns
through treachery that Eileen's
it her, Rodney, 1j concerned in a
revolutionary plot the discovery of
y. 'uo.h.to the proper authorities .woulo j
rneaii the loss of his head. He
holds the threat over tior?marry
him, slid ho will s-m* Rodney?re?
fuse tin\l Rbfluey :Hcn. Into thli
broach young "pemjilo throws hlriiself
nnil matches ivtl with wit, ri.-.:,hi
lila ilife, lila honor arid ovo? rv
good opinion of fi.Ho? :i to fp!| Sir
nmifriy. The interest !s wrought
lo a fever h?ttt ami sustained
throughout, Inn lb ore is ao iloarta
o!" humor hnd the delightful lovo
scones for which .Mr. Olcott is fam?
ed.
(uclh Hal to the action of the
drama Mr. OlCOtl sings four now
songs especially written and com?
posed by him for this play . Man?
ager Augustus Pftpu is said to have
piovldcd a splendid production. J
Prices for tills entertainment are
28, 50, 75, $1.00 ami $1.50 and tha
scats go on cale at the box offUo
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
"When Knighthood was in Flower."
"Whoa Knighthood was In flower."
with Miss Anna ptfy ns a star, was
Been at the Academy of Music yes
torday afternoon by a largo matinee
avtilience and by a sninll crowd at
night, Mr. Kniest Shipman, who
presentlg thb'star and play, has pro?
vided an excellent production a3 far as
' scenery, costumes and accessories
'. are concerned, and the company
supporting Miss Day is an accepta?
ble; one.
Miss Hay herself utterly fails in.
her "'effort to portray the character,
of Charles Majors heroine, the mad
cip Prlncesi Mary .Tudor.