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A Teddy Bear Free!
With Each Go-Cart or Baby Carriage
Spring is coming.
Don't endanger
your child's health
by keeping it in
doors. Buy a
Go-Cart or
Baby Car?
riage
NOW 15 THE AC?
CEPTED TIME.
You should also begin thinking about a
REFRIGERATOR. We handle the celebrated
EDDY, which has no equal. Call on us for a
catalogue.
A FEW REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD
BUY AN EDDY REFRIGERATOR:
The Eddy is the re?
frigerator of quality;
iti* the only strictly
sanitary refrigerator
on the market; it
the most economical
right from the start
by reason of the ice
saving, food saving,
labor saving and
health s wing; and it
is permanently eco?
nomical because built to last a life time. Eddy
construction injures DRYNESS as well as the
exclusion of heat. And this, as you know, Is
extremely important.
M. H. LASH
2803 5-7-9 Washington Ave.
Thor?.? are no "refractory nones"
when the "SO SASY Byo Clans"
is used.
it practically adjusts lisolf as it
Is put on, and it stays' on with
perfect comrort and Hocurlly Hi!
you are ready to take It off.
HULL & HULL
Largest Optical House on the Peninsula
121 TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, Opposite Post Office
NEWPORT NEWS, VA.
wseokmamemmmmmmaanmam]
Boyd's Pure Phosphate Baking
Firnt in purity, baking efficiency
nnd keeping quality.
There i? no argument or nsserllon
so convincing an tui actual teat.
FOR SALE AT ALL GROCERS
Mfg. by W. C. HOYD & CO..
?. S. Serial No. 10,777.
Figure It Out!
And you will llnd It payo best In the end to have your
JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING
done right In the ftrat place. Bring it to us?get tho benefit
of our unusual facilities and our skilled repairers. Wo guar
antco tho very best of work at reasonable prices.
J. J. Palmer's Sons
The Leading Jewelers
2704 Washington Ave. Established 18$>2.
Mil Enter New York Factories to;
Find Hew Ctrl Tollers Live. I
MEETING AT J. P. HORGMk'S HOME
Financier's Daughter Leading Spirit
(n Movement That Will Aid Nation
al Civic Federation?Plan to Better
Condition of Factory Workers.
I
NRW YORK, March T.?Womon ot
social prominence met at the home
or Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of J.
Plorpont Morgan, and decided to ask
the National Civic Federation to np
polnt a woman's committee to co-op
crate witii Hit- welfare department of
the federation. Subsequently, at the
Colony Club a local auxiliary body
was formed, which will be known as
the New York Woman's Committee.
Tho women who Initiated the move?
ment In aid of the National Slvlc Fed?
eral Ion are Mlas Anne Morgan. Mrs.
J, Horden Unrrliiian, Mrs. .lulla K.
Wesi, New York; Mrs. Cornelius
Stevenson, Mrs. Talcott Williams,
Philadelphia; Mrs. Bva McDonnM
Valesh, Mrs. Richard Walhwrlght,
Washington; Mrs. Joseph Medlll Mc
i Cormlck, Chicago; Mrs. C. P. Orr.
lllrmlnghnm. Ala.; Mrs. Thomas
Sherwln, Boston; Mrs. Samuel Math?
er. Olevoland; Mrs. Archibald Alex?
ander, Hobokon; i.Mvs. William H.
Crocker, San Francisco; Mrs. Sarah
S. Plat! Decker. Denver; Mrs. Fred?
erick R. Hazard, Syracuse: Mm. S.
Thiireton Hnllard. i/oulsvllle; Mrs. J.
K. Ottley; Atlanta, On., and Mrs. A. F.
M.eKls.sIek, Creenwood, S C.
Will Live With Workers.
The members of the Organisation
Will ko IhtO factories, and cat and
sleep With the working girls. Tho
object Is to enable these women to
offer valuable suggestions for reform
In factory .legislation and supervi?
sion.
Several of the women Interested
have already visited the manufactur?
ing towns, examining the workrooms
In search of detective ventilating,
heating, and lighting. They have sat
with the ?Irin In tholr lunch rooms
Slid on door slops, eating the same
food, and winning their confidence by
i.beer force of esraostness In n worthy
cause. Moreover, I hey obtained most
valuable criticisms and suggestions
from tho girls themselves.
Miss Anne Morgan has gone
through the dangOfOUB glass factories
and has spent conRldcrnble time mak<
lug herself conversant with the home
conditions of the employes.
Mrs. McCormlck Active.
Ufrs, Joseph Medlll McCormlck. of
Chicago, who lias come on to iNcw
York to make suggestions' tor tho or?
ganization, has given up many nlghls
during the social season to see how
wonfhii are forced to work nfter night?
fall.
"Wo aro not duplicating the work
of the factory Inspectors," mild Mrs.
Hardlman. 'We intend to do our
work largely by personal influence
with the owners of factories' whom
evil conditions of lnhor prevail. Wo
will not, however, make any sugges?
tions that do not come from thorough
familiarity with the factories wc
criticise."
JEALOUSY CAUSED Tw/S
WOMAN TO SHOOT TO KILL
MARSH AM,, N. C, March 7?MIsr
Parrada Shelton, known as the pret?
tiest young woman in Sholton county,
and a member of the well known Shol?
ton family, from which tho county
Kets Its name, yesterday shot Miss Ida
Franklin, another well known young
woman, of whom she w'nn jealous, and
then fled across the stnto line and
' took refuge In Tennessee. She was
closely pursued by tho state officer.-;,
however, and was taken luto custody,
ami is held for requisition, as sbo re
fusoB to return voluntarily.
One of the bullets from Miss Shel
ton's revolver struck Miss Franklin In
tho breast and inllleled a wound
which is fatal. Miss Shelton has been
noted for her daring. She often car?
ried n revolver at her girdle and was
an expert shot.
Tho two young women have not
been on good terms for a. long time.
Formerly'they were fast friends until
a love nffalr made them rivals. Ro
cenlly Miss Shelton hoard that Miss
Franklin had been talking about hor.
and she declared sho was going'to
give her a chance to deny or affirm
tho village gossip. Yesterday MJss
Shelton calied at Miss Franklin'?
homei and was refused admittance,
whereupon she began shooting
tlirough tho door. She filled the
door full of bullets, one of which
fit ruck her rival.
Auction.
At the Roles Jowclry Co., auction.
H. T. Slnpleford, auctioneer, Tuesday
morning, commencing at 9 o'clook,
I. 500 sealed boxes will be sold at 25c
bach. The value ot these boxes
range from 25c to $10. and contain
Cut. Glnsd, Sllvorwnro, Jewelry, etc.,
and one good watch. Pick your box
nt 25c. It.
Best Healer In the World.
Rev. F. Starblrd. of Bast Raymond.
Maine, says; "I have used Rucklcn's
Arnica Salve for several years, on
! my old army wound, and other obstl
; nate sores, ard find it the best healer
In tho world T use It too with groat
success In my veterinary buslnoss."
Price 25c at all druggists.
THEATRICAL
William Clifford and tils company 1
will be at the Academy on Mondny af?
ternoon and night In Walker Whlto
sido's comedy in three acta, "Wo Arc
Kltic," by Lieutenant Gordon Kcail,
author of "Tfte Mngls Melody."
Mr. Clifford will be seen In the dual I
WILLIAM 'CLIFFORD
Appearing In "We Are King."
! role -which Mr. Whlteslde played for
j three seasons, and which It Is report
' od, offers Mr. Clifford a rare oppor
' tunlty Tor the display of talent, along
both comedy and dramatic lines.
j VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION.
An Election Ordered in West Point
for April 6, and Fight Opening Up.
WISST POINT, VA.. March 7? In
response to n petition from the clll
1 zens of West Point, .ludgc C. P..
.lones hns called nn election for lo?
cal option, looking to the ubolltlon of
the snloons in West Point, for April
6th, The day following, April 7th.
i King William court convenes, at
I which lime the liquor dealers hope to
renew licenses for ibe ensuing year.
j The only saloons in King William
county are in Went Point, numbering
five. The contest will |.?a Interesting
and will In a few days bo at Us
height. The dry.! will have fine
speakers. The wets are doing their
own speaking.
In Society,
j "Anything new at the reception last
. evening?"
"Well. yes. The genial host and tho
ly."?Kansas City Journal.
amiable hosteaa quarreled informal
Auction.
At the Hales Jewelry Co., auction
H. T. Staploford, auctioneer, Tuesday
morning, commencing at a o'clock,
I, 000 sealed*boxes will be sold at 23a
each. The value of these boxes
range from 2f>c to $10, and contain
Cut Glass. Silverware, Jewelry, etc.,
and one cood watch. Pick your box
nt 25c. It.
Indies' Aid Society, First Presby?
terian Church will give a Social In
the lecture itooni, Friday, March 13,'
from 8 to 10 p. m. Refreshments will
bo served. Music throughout the
evening. All cordially invited. Sil?
ver offering will be expected.
3-8-13-21.
The Lucky Quarter
Is the one you pay out for a box of
Pr. King's New Life Pills. They bring-]
you the health that's more precious
than jewels. Try them for headache,
biliousness, constlpntlon and malaria.
If they disappoint you the price will
be checrfuly refunded at all Jrug
stores.
LOST.
LOST:?LADIES' GOLD WATCH,
chain attached, double case, letter:;
".I. B. R. to M. IJ. M." Inside, be?
tween 2-ith and 2<lth streets, near
Hoanoke avenue. Finder will
secure rewnra ny returning to 1136
2Gth streot. 3 C-.1l
Monday's
Special
Armour's Star Hams,
12k pound.
Fresh Country Eggs,
25c dozen.
"Heath's Excellent"?
our own special brand of
Coffee, 18c pound.
W. 0. Heath & Go.
. Cor. 27th St., and Waih- .
\ ington Avc. /
B \-/ I
WASHINGTON AVENUE AT THIRTIETH ST.
The Popular Rough Effects in
Shantung Silks.
21-Inches wide?Colors, Black, Brown. Navy, Gr? y, White, Copen?
hagen Blue and Champagne,
59c Yard.
New Spring
Hats
TRI MM ED READY TO-WEAR.
AH (lie correct f.hnpcB and colors
nt . ......
Tlio new Gibson Stock
Collars, each
25c.
New Silk Cloves, Black
and White, pair ,
50c.
White Goods
and Domes?
tics,
White Checked Muslins and
Madras, yard . 10c
(12 l-2c value)
Fine White Goods?Madras
and Swisses; 19c grade, at
yard. 15c
Kino Mercerized White Ma?
dras; 26c grade, yard _ 19c
Chanibray Olnghnm; full run
of colors, at yard . 8c
Plaid and Stripe Pphj Ging?
ham; new spring colors, yard.
10c.
Best Dark
calc.i, yard ...
and Light. Per
. . 12 1-2c
Shirting Percales, yard-wide;
10c grndo, yard . 7c
Shirtini; Calicoes, yard. 5c
Solid Color
Cannon
Cloth.
2o pieces go on sale Monday at
15c yard.?All colors.
Printed Cheviots and Madras
?Wlilte grounds In Checks,
Stripes and Figures; 12 l-2c
value at, yard . 10c
Checked Apron Gingham;
good quality, yard .6 1-2c
.10 Dii7.cn Good Turkish Tow?
els Monday, .1 for.25c
A lot of light colored, most?
ly Grey and Tan, Pin Id Drem
Goods; 25c. grade, nt yard.. 19c
English . Long Cloth; 13c
grade nt, yard .....- 11 1-2c
WANTED.
POLI j PARROT WANTED?ON B
that is llvoly and can talk; state
price. POLLY, care Dally Pro SI.
It.
I WANTED?LADY Oil OBNTLEMiAN
I of fair education to travel for Arm
of large capital. $12 to $24 pc.
week, straight salary, payable
weekly. Expenses odvauced. Ad?
dress 0EO. CBOWS, Newport
News, Vu. 1L
WANTED?OCCUPANT KOR FUR-!
nished rooms with or without table j
board. Call 100 117th St. 3-8-31.
WANTED?A IjOAN OB 53.000 ON
?well located proporty ' worth 5S.000
for 1 or 2 years. Address "OWN?
ER.- Box 390 City. 3-7-3L
WANTED ? THE PEOPLE TO
know that wo havo moved from
3102 Washington Ave., to 3110%
Washington Ave., formerly occu?
pied by tho Lyric Music Company,
now owned nnd run by ufl. THE
FERGUSSON MUSIC CO. 2-2-3L
WANTED?BOARDERS?130 THIR
ty-flrst street; modern conven?
iences; references exchanged.
WANTED?TO BUY, SELL OR Ex?
change furniture nnd stoves. O. W.
LEWIS, 2002 Huntington avonuo.
3-17-3L
6PECIAL NOTICES.
WiE HAVE ARRANGED TO LEND
money al straight 0 per cent, ou
Real Estate, interest payable every
six months (not monthly payments)
small or large amounts. See us
before borrowing. NELMS & CO..
Inc., Real Estate, Insurance, Rent*
nnd I-oans, 2517 Washington Ave?
nue, Nowport News, Va. 3-8-81.
WE DO COLLECTIONS OF ALL
kinds. Guarantee to collect or no
cbnrge Is made. Cave yon any old
bills for sale? We will buy them.
M HR CHANTS PROTECTIVE AS?
SOCIATION, Room 9. 2616 Wash?
ington avenue. G. C. BLAND. M^r.
Boll 'phono 323. 3-8-tf.
WE SELL AND BENT PIANOS,
cash or easy payment plan, ncc.opt
second-hand pianos or organs as
part payment on new instruments.
Tuning and repairing a specialty.
All work guaranteed. FERGUSSON
MUSIC CO., 3110M,' Washington
Avenue. Cltz. 'Phone 35. 2-2-*tn.
Best Meal Ticket In the City. DEL
MONT LUNCH. 2503 Wnshlngton Avo.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE?A WELL LOCATED
80 acre farm, with 1 room house on
It. In good condition, about 8V&
miles from city, GO acres cleared
balance in cord wood timber. Only
$1,200. The best bargain In a farm
ever ofTered In this vicinity; SOM
MERVILLE TRUST CO., Inc.
3-8-2L
FOE SALE?A NICE SIX ROOM
house with batb, sewer, gas and
etc., in good section of Bust End for
only $1,370?$300 cash, balance $10
per mouth. Your opportunity. I>et
us show it to you and you will agree
with US. SOMMERVILLB TRUST
CO., inc. 3-8-21.
FOR SALE?ON 35TH ST.. NEAR
Washington Ave., a nice. 8 room
well built dwelling with hath, gas,
electric light and granolithic Bldo
walk. Only $3,000. Your chance to
get a nice home cheap. SOMMER?
VILLB TRUST CO.. Tnc. ' C-8-2t
I WILL CONSIDER OFFERS FOR
tho following raluablo improved
property; No. 3002 and 3004 Wash?
ington avenue; No. 310 40th street:
No. 323 19th street; No. 650 29th
street; No. ?39 27th street; A fine
house and lot. at Riverview; The
Rocklnglmm Hotel at Pine Roach;
also for vacant lots, as follows:
Two (2) on 29th street near Jef
fersoa avenue; One (1) on 27th
street near Jefferson avenue; Six
(6) at North Newport News Four
(4) In the East Hampton Develop?
ment company; and one on 102nd
street at Pine Beach. LOUTS C.
PHILLIPS. Trustee In Bankruptcy
of A. D. Wallace, bankrupt. 3-7-tf
FOR SALE?GENTS' FURNISHING
and dry goods -store on Jefferson
avenue. Ninety percent on a dollar
nt Inventory prices, or win ox
change for improved property. .Ad j
dress "C. K." Daily Press Ollice.
3-7-21. '
FOR SALE?HORSES AND MULES. !
Auction every Saturday. JO o'clock.I
Cor. 23 St. nnd Huntington Ave. j
MORRISS & TIMRBRLAKE.
3-C-12.
FOR \ SALK--HIU5SII FISH. OYS?
tors and Clam?. Prompt delivery. A.
ASKEW, 133 Thirtieth Street.
3-6-lm.
LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of tho city. Call and get
prlcen. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO., Hotel Warwick Building.
FOR SALE?FINE KNABB PARLOR
Grand Piano, cheap. 3110% Wnsh
Ifig'on avenue. 10-9-tf.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT?FOUR UNFURNISHED
rooms, desirable location in North
?End. Address M. W. C. This Of?
fice. ? 3-8-31.
FOR dtiENT?TWO NICELY FUR
njehed bedroom*, on second floor,
with heal. 3208 West .-.venue.
3-8-6L
Academy Tuesday Night
March 10th
AND BALANCE OF WEEK.
?EME..SON & VAN HORN
(Novelty Vaudeville Entertainers
In Their Comedy Playlet
"The First Rehearsal"
Singing, Dancing and Music.
Also the liver Popular
HIGH CLASS MOVING PICTURES
Changed Nightly. No Repeaters
Adults 10c; Children 5c
ACADEMY *V? & MARCH 9
WALKER WIHTESLDES' Greatest
Comedy 'Success
"WC ARE KING"
SPLENDID CAST
ELABORATE PRODUCTION.
PRICES Mat. 2f<c und 00c. Night 2Jc.
f.Oc. 7Cc und $1.00.
Th-Sat-Sun.
SALE OF DAIRY.
Puraunnt to the provisions of a
deed of trust dated March 2nd, 1907,
of record, In Deed Tlook 2t'., pago 202,
In the Clerk's Office of Warwick
County, defauK having boon made In
tho payment, upon the request of the
holder of the note therein secured and
Jts endorser, I shall sell at public auc?
tion, Tuesday. March 10th. 1908, at
12 o'clock M. on the promises, tho
following property:
20 cows: 1 helffor; 1 cnlf; mules;
1 sorrel mare: 1 Deerlng com binder:
] I>eerlng mower; 1 McCoruiick horsu
rake; 1 cutaway harrow. 1 4-horso
? Disc Plow; 1 2-horse Oliver Plow:
I 1 1-horse Oliver Plow; 1 4-horso
? Prag; 1 2-horse Corn Vlanttr: 1
2-horse Riding Disc Cultivator; 1
I 2-horse Walking Shovel Cultivator:
I 2 1-horso Cultivators; 1 Square Pra?;
; 1 Milk Wagon; 1 2-horse farm
Wagon; 1 Feed Cutter: 1 4 -horse
horse-power; 1 Power Speed Jack;
1 Harn. 2-story, S8'x32'; 1 2-ilory
Dairy House; 12'xli!'; l i-story build
! Ing i0'x!2'; All barbed wire fencing
; on the farm, all of which said prop
| erty Is located on a tract of land be
i longing lo the Old Dominion Ijon.l
Company, leased from the said com?
pany, and being located between the
County Road leading from Newport
News to Morrisons ami tho Jam's
River: together with Mm good will of
tno dairy business; ami the lease to
the said bun), except a wunll housn
near the county road and Northen?'
of the main building. Or so much
of said Droperty as will pay wild dol/i
TERMS CASH.
J. A. MA HS IK,
2-28-101 -Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
Default having hern made In tha
payment of the debt secured by a
deed of trust from the Newport News
| Hotel Corporation to me. an Trustee.
I dated January lGth. 1907, and re?
corded In tho Corporation Court
I Clerk'g Office of Newport News, Vir?
ginia. In Deed Hook 31, at page r,0t.
' 1 will, having been requested by the
beneficiaries secured so to do. offer
[ for nnlo at public, auction to the high?
est bidder, for cnah. In front, of the
I Poonhontas Hotel, corner 34th Street
J and Washington Avenue, Newport
News, Virginia, on Wednesday, March
11th. 1908, at 11 o'clock At M.. all the
furniture, fixtures and furnishings of
t every kind and description, whatso
! ever, sltunled in said Hotel Building.
I or which is connected In any wny with
I th conduct of tho sold hotel, the
said furniture, fixtures end fiirnlsh
j Ings consisting In part of office, lobby,
! bar. dining room, parlor, bed-roonn
i and kitchen furnltnro; crockery, linen,
glass ware, enrpets, mattings, linol?
eums, pool tables and appliances, nnd
generally such furnltnro nnd flxtnron
and furnishings us are usually con?
tained In a first class hotel.
A deposit or Five Hundred Dollars
will bo requin-d Irom tho purchaser
at tho time of the sale and botoro tho
same is adjourned.
K. S. BLANTON,
2-29-ttl. . Trustee.
HELP WANTED?FEMALE.
REFINED* COMPANION TO TRAVBIj
abroad With lady. Good salary, nil
expenses paid, including transpor?
tation to New York. Send refer?
ences with stumps for reply. Box
830, Richmond. Va. It.
HELP WANTED?MALE.
A POSITION FOR YOU
00% or tin 25,000 emplnj-cni we jure prefer
young men from kidiiU towm an.) cities, in tba
country. We need lo-day bookkeeper!, Mtev
men. buyer?. corroipenitent* not leclmli'al men
for moro than 3.000 ooalilona. We will ?enl yea
free our booklet "Drain Ilrokrre." explaining
new we can place yon. State experience.
HAPGOODS (INC.), Brain Brokers
12\Z Comraonneitth Trait H'.iIk.. Fbili.. Fe..
CANVASSERS WANTED ? MEN',
women, boys and girls. We arc
manufacturing an article every one
will htiy; sells for 25 cents. Write
us at onco for particulars. This
novelty is n big money maker for
agents mid canvassers. THE
NAME AND ADDRESS NOVEI-TY
CORPORATION, South Streut.
Petersburg, ? Va. ::-f,::t.
't-1-1-? _i> >:? .'.'?-?
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE! TRANS
fer; ollleon C.&O. Station. 'Phonos.
Bell Nos. 401 and 125; Citizens No.
va_ tf.
undertakers!
?
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EM
balnior. Office 'Phones Boll and
Clt/.. No. 1. Residence, Bel! N?.
41. 1-30-tf.
W. E. ROUSE Ice and fin*
trick-1. (My showroom compares fa?
vorable with the one at. the Exposi?
tion. 234 Twenty-fifth Bt. phones 61