Daily press. [volume], May 04, 1907, Page 6, Image 6

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Hampton Business Men Favor 8
25 Gent Hound Trip Fare
to Exposition.
WOULD MEAN MUCH TQ THIS TOWN
Association Adopted Resolution Com?
mending the Town Council for Its
Action Relative to the Streets?
Will Cooperate In all Movements
With Council In the Future.
At the meeting of fho Hampton
Merchants' Association last night
stops won- taken looking to reducing
tho furo botW< Ml llaniptou and the
Jamestown lOxposition grounds.
The various fi rry linos uro now
charging 2fi cents tor bitb way or
411 cints for Ihn round trip and the
merchant:; arc of the opinion that
tho cost, of transportation is doing
much to keen ncoplo from stopping
on this side of llaniptou Roads.
A resolution whs nd?jila'tl Instruct
lng tlio Beercliiry to communicate
with the owners of the various lor?
ry steamers and rennest them to
make the Kxposlllou rate SSfi cents
for the round trip. It is thought
with the excursion rates in vogue by
.the steamer Hues (he ai tract Ions In
Hampton will draw large crowds or
Exposition visitors ami that the
larger the attendance the more luonc
wlll be made by the transportation
lines.
Want Liccnr.c Abolished.
Messrs. ltoherl Marcus, ('. If, ltur
ges, T. Hi Wilson and J. W. Rowe
wore constituted a committee to ap?
pear be fort the llamnitiu town conn
ell und reiptesl thai body to resehur
Its action In placing u license tnx
upon families taking in hoarders all *
lng the Exposition.
Compliments the Council.
Tho association also adopted the
following resolution compliment lug
tho council in the action taken
Thursday night looking to having
the ?ttorts put hack in their former
condition:
"The Hampton Merchants' Associa?
tion, believing that every Improve?
ment means much to tbo success m
Hampton', desires to place Itself on
record its heartily endorsing the ac?
tion of the Hampton town council in
compelling the gas company to re?
pair the horrible condition or tr.o
Bl reels.
"The association would nlso re?
spectfully call tho attention of the
council to the dirlv condition of the
streets. The places iu very bad con?
dition aro as follows: King street,
from Lincoln to Queen; Court street,
from freight house to Queen Queen
from Wine to Hamilton bridge. We
would earnestly request tho council
to hnyo tlie street.; kepi elo'nn and tit
HO have lliein freiiueullv sprlukld
during the time of the Kx posit ion.
'The association takes this means
of informing the town edilncll that
this association is always -ady to
cooperate with the noiitloll In furllu r
ing any movement for the betterment
of the town."
Tlie association disposed of much
business of In lores! only to the mer?
chants and then adjourned.
Falrc Alarm Turned In.
The ullirin of flro turned In last
night at 10:20 o'clock proved to be
n "false alarm." It was reported
For Real Snappy
OXFORDS
FOR GENTLEMEN
come to us. We can fli you
und give yon the very best foot?
wear made for gentlemen.
and other celebrated makes
$3.50 to $5.00
ALL HIE NEWEST
THINGS
in Bulls for gentlemen. In nob?
by greys, blues and blacks.
$10.00 to $25.00.
Frankel & Elsenman
Complete Outfitters,
3g WEST QUEEN STREET.
"Hampton'* Beit Store."
Golden Brown
Tho how color, bo much ad?
vertised and so innen In vogue
in fashion centers/, now ready in
Low Shoes
Pumps, one eyelet, Sailor Ties;
HuUon Oxfords and QQ Cf\
I'.luehur:;.v>0 ? viU
Olbso'n Ties, Oxfords and low
Bluchers,
?t .. .... ..
$2.50
Stockings
lo match of all kinds; full sup?
ply hero?(a shortage every?
where else)?from ifie Lace
Lisle to the $2.00 Silk ones.
Leather Belts
of I lie same shade as the shoes,
from BCc up.
Dial a lire was hurnliig in Chiles'
stahlen and (ho alarm was hurriedly
given The error was detected m
Unto to save the department from
turning out. although the Dromon
were out in numbers and Iho engine
and hove wagons wore preparing to
leave, (lio engine house when the er?
ror was delected.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Ths Ccming and Going of the People
You Know.
Mrs. Andrew Ilaeolhv st, or Chi?
cago, Is the tuest Of hoi' brother, Mr.
.lohn It. KlinWjj*rut Old Point.
MIbs ricrtha George, off Sykes
vlllo. Md.. is ok peeled to roaeli Hamp?
ton today .?iud\jvjJJ--rfsit Mrs. Arthur
s. Sogar, Jr., in Mnllory avenue.
Mrs. Carroll Gnrnett, who has been
ylsltlng her parents in Bath county.
Will return lo her home In Newport
News avenue tonight.
Miss Virginia Nottingham, ol Cape
Chnrlcsi is expected Ip eoino to Hamil?
ton today to vbilf her cousins, the
.Missen KutuV-TVutl Mary Whiting, in
east Queen street.
Miss Catherine Jennings, of Cul
pope-'r county, Is expected here today
to become a member of the liouss
party In the Richardson Cottage at
Uuckroo I teach.
Capl. and Mrs. ,T. W. Liber hovb re?
turned from ii two weeks' visit in
Philadelphia and Now York.
Mrs. .lohn Rainer yesterday rect lv
cd n telegram announcing tho lllnona
of her aunt, Mrs. Knien, in BallIlilOl'0.
Mrs. Maines left Immediately Tor Bal
tintoro.
Miss Harvey Is very 111 In the homo
of hep siKler. Mrs. Joseph. Johnson,
In Chapel street.
In 2007.
"Yes, phi writing an historical nov
ol. The scene is laid in New York
in UI07."
"Wb.ii are you going to rail it?"
" 'When Knighthood Went to
Seed." "?Louisville Courier-Journal.
Suit for Divorce.
In iho Circuit Court yesterday Mux
8, Street Instituted still for mi abso?
lute divorce from his wife, Fannie
Street.
>HOEB
HANDSOME JEWEL FOR
WORTHY PRESIDENT HUNT
Hampton Aerie of Eagles Honors
One of Its Most Energetic
Members.
Mr. I). O. Hunt, tho past worthy
president of Hampton Aerie of Ka?
ulen, was presented with a handsome
Eagle's jewel ami wateli chain by tbc
inotnl.'.-rs of the Aerie last night. The
gift, which was very handsome, came
as a great surprise to Mr. Hunt.
Mayor Thornton P. Jones made the
presentation speech, and Mr. Hunt re?
ceived It with well chosqn words.
Tho jewel Is n diamond studded
affair and hears tlie Inscription: "Pre?
sented to our Past Worthy President,
13. O. Hunt, of Hampton Aerie of Ea?
gles, No. 671."
Tlie Eagles also hold "open bouse"
and tho evening proved most enjoy?
able to the large number of "birds"
In attendance.
SYMS EATON ACADEMY'S
HONOR ROLL FOR APRIL
Namen of the Pupils Whose Gooa
Work Meritted Special Mention
In the Fourth Month.
Helow will he found the names of
I ho pupils In the Syma-Eaton Ao.no
ohiy, whoso good work won for them
positions on tho roll of honor for
the month of April:
First tirade?Earl Andrews, Hoat
rlco Maker, Ella Hells, Hilda Davis,
Whitley Diggs, Henry liar,nun.
Second Grade?Carrie Collier, Gary
Collier, Unity Higgs, llosonn Gold,
Harrj Kimberly, Evelyn Scott, Itnoy
Walker, Kathryn Wnrthon.
Third Grade - Haara Harden, Mol*
lie Epstein, Julia Ford, Elizabeth
(ialwood, Mary Hall, nessle Hill.
Virginia Hiliinah, Elisabeth Hlllman,
Elizabeth Juukcu. Elizabeth Lake,
Mary Sims, Ahlde Williams.
Fourth tirade?Hiter Rlankonshlp,
Daisy Iturgo, Mary Gatewood, Rebec?
ca Goldman, llraxton Hastings. Hos
slo Johnson, inoy Johnson, Ellis Pat?
rick. Marjorio Pulley, Margaret Sims.
Harry Sngor, Markarct. Wan hen.
Fifth Grade?Zehn Crone, Margaret
Collier, Elizabeth Hudglnp, Katlior
iiio Harney, Kuth Howard, Mary
Jones, Willie Kcnton.
Sixth Grade?Alvln Massenburg,
Haunnh Kantrowii/,, Adelaldo Storm,
Carrie Wood.
Seventh Grade?bland Hiidgins,
Julia Kcnton.
An Entertaining Program.
An especially entertaining program
has been arranged for Hie first show
at the Pythian Caste) theatre Monday
evening. In addition lo a BCrtes of
excellent moving picture! scenes,
there will bo Illustrated .songs, rtung
by Miss Hello Klasky.
Way of the World.
I Politeness? Hefore you send in your
: report of this Interview I want to
I see it.
Reporter?Impossible! I sent It in
half an hour before I interviewed von!
Life.
I
im PcrCcnt
Pure Paint
Is tho American Standard of Excel?
lence. The question arises, WHY?
Hecauso It carries analysis and guar?
antee on every can, telling plainly
what you are getting for your money.
It is needless to say this would not
appear UNLESS IT WERE PURE
AND THE VERY BEST PAINT THAT
MONEY AND DRAINS CAN PRO?
DUCE,
For sale by
Ransone Hardware Co,
Pythian Castle Tt.eatre, Queen St., Hampton.
?Sc
THE GREATEST SPECTACULAR MOVING PICTURE DISPLAY IN
THE STATE.
ADMISSION:
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Entire change of program Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday:-., o.,
Mon lay liexl and Friday, May 7th, Miss Belle Klasky, with her sweet
voice, will sing to our illustrated !lote:s. W? will have the very hit
csl scenes and pictures lo delight, Interest, and ainibfo holh l.hc
grown and the little folks. He sure and bring tho children. You
will give them the. treat of their Uvea. Our show lo them will he an
education in itself.
t ontlhdous performances, commencing daily at :; lo i; p. m.; 7:30
to 10:30 p. in: II makes no difference at What hour during the.
above time you enter, you will witness the entire performance.
We Cater to White People Only
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C-3-3t
Assignee's Sale.
I HAVE FOR SALE CHEAP
Completely equipped Butcher shop,
fino Ice box; next to Augusta hotel,
Hampton, Va. Rent $20.
P. S. COLLIER,
Assignee
c-3-:n.
WANTED.
WANTED?YOUNG MAN AS AD
verllshig solicitor. Address XXX.
Box 33C, Hamilton, Va. 5-2-3L
5-2-3t.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?LOT OF HAY, GRAIN
and food stuffs, damaged in our re-j
cent. fire. Good for horses, hogs ]
and fowls. Will sell cheap. MOORE |
& PHILLIPS, Armistcad avenue.
0-1-11.
FOR SALE?GOOD WORK HORSE
Will sell cheap. R. E. GATEWOOD.
Phoebus, Vu. ? 5-2-;it
FOR SALE?ABOUT 20 NICKEL-IN
the-Slot Machines. A great bar?
gain. Address Box -i, Phoebus, Va. |
G-2-3t.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice ? Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be?
tween W. T. Phillips and W. H. Tig
nor doing a wood, coai and food I|U8
1u088 in West Queen street, under the
firm name of Phillips & Tignor, lias
(his day been dissolved by mutual
consent.
Mr. W. T. Phillips will continue
the business at the present stand and |
all hills owing the firm will bo pay?
able to him, while those holding
claims against the firm will present
theni to him for settlement in the
proper manner.
W. T. PHILLIPS,
W. H. TIG NOR.
Hampton, Va.. April 30, 11107. 5-1-11
MKS. II. M. BELli, lino MARSHALL
street, Hamilton, Va., board and
lodging. 5-2-2IHO.
Wines and Liquors
I belong to the lout tribe that stray- ]
ed away from Dublin before Mobos |
tailed on the Red Sea. I'm a price j
cutter. I'm a money-maker; I'm the !
one that sells all straight Whiskies
retail at wholesale prices. The fol?
lowing high grade 10c Whiskies 1
sell for Be. a drink: Paul Jones. Pure
Ryo, Sherwood Rye Whiskey. Carroll
Springs, pure Maryland Rye Whlskoy,
Ovorhold Rye whiskey, Parkwood Ry*
Whiskey. All of the above nam<:ri
Whiskies are strictly high <rado.
watcL ray ?riet* If you dare, heat
me If you can.
Whiskey In bulk at following price*
Old Nlok Pure Rye, 1-2 pt, 25 c;
? gallon.$4.00
Loonard's Favorite, 1-2 jt., 20c;
gallon . t.00
Hunter's Baltlmor > Rye, 1-2 pt.,
25c; gallon .4.00
Maryland Club, 1-j pt., 25c gal
lDn .4.00
Paul Joiios P .e Rye, 1-2 pt..
20c; gallo? . 2.75
Star A. Rye, gallon . 2.00
Moss Rose, gallon . 2.W)
I.arkwood Pure Rayo, gallon .. 2.00
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon. 1.75
Kentucky Bourbon, gallon . 1.^0
Double Stamp Old. gallon . 2.00
Tho following brands of Califor?
nia W'.nes, Port, 3hcrry, Catawba
Claret. Blackberry at 25c per qt..
per gallon, 75c Pride of Nortb Car?
olina, 4 years old, gallon. 2.00
Kummolll, per gallon . 2.00
Carroll Springs, gallon . 2.50
"CXXXBaker Rye. gallon .2.50
N. LEONARD'S
Barrel and Bottle House,
16 AND 13 MELLEN ST.,
Phoebus, Va. ? Phone 280.
I Have Opened My
Wholesale and Retail
Fish Packing & Ship?
ping House at the
Phoebus Coal & Ice
Co's. wharf. <>
Can fill orders for
all kinds of fish.
Call and see me.
j. E. FOSTER.
in Clothing
Can be found in Hamston than
the fine stock of rsady-to-wur
goods at
9
Tha Baltlmor* Merchant Tailor.
We make yon a suit for the
prlca asked for a "hand-me
down" outfit in most stores.
Our fits are guaranteed.
Cor. Outtn A Court 6t*.,
HAMPTON ? ? ? yiRGINIA.
Exposition Visitors Always Welcome.
Educator
The above name stamped on Uin solo of a child's shoe always ap?
peals to a mother who prefers good comfortable and servlcnblo
shoes for her child.
EDUCATORS rI*o tho necessary support to tho Instep and heel
without the slightest cramping of thn toes. Made In nil leathers?
both shoes and oxfords, priced according to size.
$1.50? to $2.50 the Pair.
Department Store,
Hampton, Virginia.
?oTfonnrtronnr^^ a To-oTmmmroirtro^^
Ready to Wear Department I
Second! Floor 1
Black ?rillmntinc Suits.
ChifFon Panama Skirls..
Voile Skirts.
White Skirts.
Shirt Waists.
.$10.
.$7.
$4.00 to $9.
$1.50 to $3.
. ...50c to $4.
8 & lO West Queen St. Hampton, Virginia
'?jUUUL9JUULflJ^ BQBOQOoQpp.potiiioowpo mj o o o p p J
Screen Doors
Screen Windows
You will need them in a few days and there Is no place lu Hamp?
ton where you find a better assortment than at }
Kirsner's New Bee
Hive Store
Come In nnd tell us what you want In this Hue.
I. KIRSNER
Proprietor
1S-20 \VJ3fal' QEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.
HENRY L. SCHMELi
President,
FRANK W. DARLINQ,
Vice Pr?sident.
HAMPTON. VIRGINIA.
18 THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN EITHER HAMPTON OR
NEWPORT NEWS.
CAPITAL,.$100,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, $125,000.00
DEPOSIT8 OVER ONE MILI ION DOLLARS.
The only designated Depository In t Stats of Virginia In
Eastern Virginia. We make loans on H?al Estate?NOT PRO?
HIBITED?as are the National Banks.
FOUR PER CENT. INTERE8T PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
NELSON S. GROO/HE. Cashier
?nmMHMnnnnwi
GE?? W. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate, Rent,Is, Fire insurance, Auctioneer & Notary Public,
9 & 11 N. KING ST. HAMPTON, VA.
FOR RENT?FURNISHED.
Victoria avenue, near water and car line, 10 rooms, modern con?
veniences; host location, per month, $125.00
Soitth King street, ono block from either car lino or ferry, 10
rooms, bath and modern conveniences. Per month, $125.00.
Corner Elm and Marshall streets, 10 roohta and bath, cellar and
modern conveniences. Per month, $125.00.
B. Mallory avenue, on car lino, 0 rooms, bath and two nttlo
looms; modern conveniences. Per month, $75.00.
Newport News avenue, 12 rooms, bath, pantry and modorn con?
veniences; half block from tho car line. Per month, $M0.00.
Chapel street, C rooms and large lot. Per month, $10.00.
FOR RENT?UNFURNISHED.
Store room, Armistead avenue. $10.00
fi-rooni dwelling. Poplar avenue, Phoebus .. $ 000
Groom dwelling, interview . $ 8.00
4-room dwelling, Rlvcrview . $ 4.00
FOR SALE.
A seven-room house nnd two large lots on Holt street for
$1,600.00; terms can ho arranged.
Two cottages and lots In tho West End, Hampton, with rental
value of $HU)0 per month Tor $1.000.00.
A twelve room dwelling and largo premises in East End, Hamp?
ton, for $5,000.00. Terms easy.