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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
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with perfect satisfaction for these troubles.
Other members of my family have taken It
and many of my friends. i believe IL to bc
the best family medicine there Is in the
world"
II you are constipated, bilious,
tongue coated, or II your food does not
digest we'll, take Ayers Pills.
Prepared b. Dr.. J. G. Aver c.. Lowell Mass. UsA
HQILISTER ORIG co A1anfa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
Pure, Rich Blood

Gives Appetite, Tones Up the Nerves.
When tho blood Is had everything Is
bad. There Is loss OF appetite, great
depression, tho nerves are weak, no
energy, tho face Is pale, and there
Is loss In flesh. Mrs. Annie Power,
Of Spring Hin, brisbane, Qucensland,
sends us her photograph and says
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-10-05
VOTES OF THE
PORTUGUESE

CONTINUED from Page ~
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The First Regiment win assemble for
drll and parade az 1850 o'clock tenlsh's
All members OF the regiment are shf4 4
eslly requested 10 DO present VI thls
dTIll,
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William Savldge was the recipient of
many congratulations yesterday on the
arrival of a baby daughter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
IT. G.. WILLIAMS HERE.

Declined to Talk About the Reported
Sale of Portsmouth Street Railway.
Mr.. Horace c.. Williams, president %
the Portsmouth street railway. arrived
in the city yesterday morning. MIR
Williams was seen I'm regard TO the re
ported sale Of his road TO the Lancaster
Williams syndicate. He was in his
usual genial humor and talked freely
on any subject except the one on which
the reporters We're trying to approach
him. and IN that he was unresponsive.
He said he didn't know half as much
about the sale as the newspapers He
said his business here was to inauSu-
rate the building of the Gilmerton eX-
tension of his road, which might begin
to-day. This line is to he six and eight
tenths miles long and 1t will run from
Green street extended through the
Schmoele tract to Gimerton. There are
four creeks to cross and Mr.. Williams
said there would be about $500 feet OF
trestie work.
Mr.. V. o. Cassell, OF this city. will
be The engineer in charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
Call Early and Get Your Choice.

We arc preparing plans for several
neat homes in Park View. II you want
n home call and make your arrange
ments now before all our choice lots
have been disposed of. A small cash
payment and the balance on very rea-
sonablc terms. Under our new plan
the best in the world-if Il purchaser
dies before finishing his PAYMENTS on
the home his wife and children get It
without paying another dollar. even
though he may only have made the
first payment That should be a great
comfort TO every thoughtful man. II
YOU make your arrangements with us
we protect your interests every time in
every legitimate way. THE SEA
BOARD REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
2l4 High street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08

BRYANT sURRENDERs.
He is Charged With the killing of
Gatekeeper Minton Says He
Doesn't Recollect Firing Fatal

Shot.
Matthew Bryant, of Lolita, n. c., the
young man accused of the killing of
Gatekeeper VIM. Minton at the Union
bridge crossing three weeks ago, ar
rived in Portsmouth yesterday morning
and surrendered himself to the police.
Bryant was accompanied by Mr.. Muir
ray Picot. who busted himself in find
ing counsel for Bryant Captain j. w.
Happier was retained.
Bryant says he is 81 years old. but
looks younger. and is rather small of
statue. He told the reporters that
when he looked at his pistol the day
after he returned from Portsmouth
there was one empty chamber. He had
no recollection of firing the weapon and
did not learn of Minton'S condition
until week after the shooting oc-
Lcurred. Bryant says he was too drunk
when he left Portsmouth to remember
anything.
On Wednesday. July Goth, Chief De-
tective Agent Il. +. Brubaker. of the
Seaboard Air Line. accompanied by
Police Officer Broughton, went to Lolita
to arrest Bryant. but were unSuccess-
full. The officers were taken in hand by
a man named Britt. who agreed to lead
them TO Bryant's house, which he did
by round about path. Unknown to
Brubakcr and Broughton, Britt sent a
messenger by Il nearer way. warming
Bryant to skip to the woods-advice
which he promptly acted upon. He had
not been gone a quarter of an hour
when Britt and the two officers reached
the house. Bryant returned home after
an absence of a night and a day, and
says he made up his mind to give him
self up. though several of his neighbors
advised him against 1t. and told him it
would be easy to elude the authorities.
Bryant said this morning that while
he could not deny having shot Mr.. Min
|
not. and. in fact having no recollection
of the circumstances. he did not feel
like n man who had committed a crime
and held to his determination to sur
render himself in spite of the advice OF
his closest friends. He informed Con-
stable Coggins. of Milwaukee, n. c.,
who was working on the case, that he
was ready to give himself up, and Cog
| gins telegraphed here yesterday for a
pass for Bryant to come to Portsmouth,
Bryant did not wait for the pass to be
| issued.
Special Agent Brubaker says that he
has witness who saw Bryant fire the
fatal shot and saw Mr.. Minton fall as
the excursion train sped past the cross
| ing. Mr. Brubakcr promises to have a
number Of witnesses here at the pre-
| liminary examination, which may be
! called any time within the next ten
days.
| Mayor Baird agreed to admit Bryant
to bail in the sum of $500. and he was
committed to jail pending the arrival of
some of his friends from North Caro-
lima this morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08

Special credit will be given for ex-
perience to those who have served in
the Navy or Marine Corps. or who
have been employed in powder facto-
ries.
Age limit. 90 years or over.
This examination is held to establish
eligible registers from which selection
may he made to fill the position OF
magazine attendant at the following
named places: Mare Island. Cal: Pen
sacola, Fla: Norfolk, Va. est. Julien's
Creek, st. Helena, and Fort Norfolk) ,
Indian Head, Md: League Island, Pa.
G'ort Mihlin); New York. n. y. Gake
Denmark, Fort Lafayette, Iona Island
and Ordnance Dock); Torpedo Station.
Newport r.. T.. Navy Yard, Boston,
Chelsea; Portsmouth. n. H.; Wash
ington Navy Yard. CBellevue).
Persons who desire to compete should
at once apply to the United States
Civil Service Commission, Washington
D. C.. for application forms S0i and
1893. which should be properly exc
cuted and promptly filed with the Com
mission
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

City-May l.. CAST and husband to
l.. II. Plummer and others. lot and
appurtenances on south side of North
street. between Middle and Court
streets. known as tenement No. 8 of
the Macon House; $4,000.
Harry II. Dennng to N. T.. Den
ming. lot on Pearl street. near North
street. Park View; also house on adj
Joining lot; $1,000.
County-The Aetna Company to
Anna Owen, lots 46 and AZ. company's
plat; 500.
S. l.. Anderson to James Southan,
lots Nos. 103. 105. 107 Main street, and
Nos. 1Oi, LOG and 107 York street, Nor
folk county: $50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
MEETING OF COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD.

The Norfolk County School Board
met yesterday and received the fol-
lowing report from the census enumer-
ators:
Western Branch-White, 2,229; col
ored, 4,7S5. Total, 1854.
Washington White. 2.O47;
colored, Else.
7O7.
Butts Road-White, 255: colored. $40.
Deep Creek-White. $50: colored, S31
Tanners CreelS-White. 1000 in all.
There is a large increase over the
last census taken. The greatest in
crease was in Western Branch. 1t be-
ing 1000. Tanners Creek had 300 and
Washington 1,l29 increase
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
NAVAL ORDERS.

The following naval orders have
been issued:
Lieut.. Com. ]. p. S. Lawrence. de-
tached from the Massachusetts and
ordered home to await orders.
Iient. C.. w. Dyson, detached from
the Machias. when out of commission,
and ordered to duty on the Massa
chusctts.
Lieut.. s. Arnold. detached from in
spection duty at Portland. Or, and or
dered TO duty at Puget Sound naval
station, Bremerton, Wash.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
SHOEMAKER PREACHED AND
WAS ARRESTED.

VIM. Moore. n colored shoemaker.
stood in the doorway of his shop in
County street yesterday morning
brandishing Il shoe knife as he haran-
gued a crowd which collected in such
numbers us to block the street. Moore
said he had a message for all sinners
but his dclvcrance of it was too inco-
herent to be understood. AS the man
was clearly of unbalanced mind he was
taken into custody.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
SPOON THIEF GOT SIX MONTHS.
James knIrht COlnred arrest cd enmo

days ago for robbery committed at
the residence of Mr.. c. II. Sturtevant.
on Second street. was tried in Police
Court Yesterday morning and given Il
six months term in the city Jail. The
thing which led to knights detection
was his Offering for sale lot of silver
spoons which were among the valuabl
stolen from the SturteVants.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
COST OF COUNTY SCHOOLS.

The Norfolk County School Board
was in session yesterday at the Court
house. Almost the only business done
was auditing the accounts OF tile va
rious school districts. The total amount
expended for school purposes in Norfolk
county was $63, 1928. of which amount
s33. S22.3S was for teachers salaries.
District expenses, repairs, etc. cost
$40 900 S6
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
FUNERAL OF MIR. MURPHY

The funeral of Mr.. Patrick Murphy
took place Yesterday afternoon from
the residence of Mrs. Kenny, No. 200
FIRST street. The services We're CON
Quoted by Rev. 7. J. Brady. after
which the remains were Inferred in ST.
MarY.s CemetcrN. Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
V NJ G a MOONIIGHT

The next Y. NJ. c. a. moonlight OK
Cursion will be conducted next Friday
evening. August the 10th. The last ex
cursion was decided success. and
many who went then are planning to
patronize this event. The steamer Po-
cahontas has been secured. \ full
moon and n good musical program will
insure a pleasant evening.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
ELECTION OF TEACHERS

The following teachers have been
elected for Butts Road township for
the term of six months:
Whitc-Miss Snllie Whitehead, Miss
Ella V. Yarrell, Miss Allen Hearing,
Miss Minnie Moore. Miss Mary T..
Flemming. Miss Ella V. Bidgood, Miss
Eugenia Powers.
Colored-May q. Wright. Victoria
Parsons. r. +. Parsons, George L. Cor
prev.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-08
LORETTO NJ. TOoMER,
EXAMINATION FOR MAGAZINE
ATTENDANT

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that the examina-
ton scheduled to be held on August 4
Tor magazine attendant in the Navy
department. Service will be held on
August Is in any city in the United
states where 1t has a local board of ex-
aminers.
The examination will consist of the
subjects mentioned below, which will
be weighted as follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

street. left yesterday for her home in
Richmond.
Miss Julia Bigwood. of Richmond.
is the guest of Miss Bilisoly, in Ports
mouth.
Miss Mabel Allyn is expected home
from Alexandria. Va, this week.
Miss Minnie Baker leaves shortly for
ltockbridge Alum Springs.
Mrs. Hugh Murray is spending few
days on Lynnhavcn river
Mrs. Wm. White and daughter left
yesterday for Hot Springs. Ark.
Misses Mabel and Ailcne Petit left
yesterday to spend some time at Vir-
Sinia Beach.
Miss Mary Whaley leaves this month
Tor Warm Springs. After visit there
she VIII so to Narragansett.
Mrs. Worthy Smith is at Sea View
Cottage Virginia Beach.
Mrs. w. c. Robinson and children. of
Atlanta, Ga. are at Virginia Beach for
the month of July.
MISS Lizzie Freeman will spend part
OF the summer at Rockbridge Alum
Springs.
Miss Alma Phelps. of Baltimore, is
the guest Of Miss Ethel BEDFORD, of
lichmond, at Virginia Beach.
Miss Alice Moore is visiting Mrs.
Warner Moore, of Richmond, at Old
Point.
Mrs. Sultzcr and Miss Sue Sutzcr, of
baltimore, are the guests Of Mrs. w.
I. sutton. on York street
Miss Ella Womble. who has been
visiting Mrs. Wells. in Client. has re-
turned to her home. III Bacon's Castle.
Misses Maud and Ruby Scruggs. OF
Atlanta. Ga. will spend this month ct
Virginia Beach.
The regular Saturday afternoon re-
ceptions at the Country Club have
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Tug Parties and Beach Parties
the Favorite Amusement.
Many Leaving for SUNNI er re sorts The N.
F.T. Club Entertained-A Flag Dinner
Social Items.

lug parties and beach parties seem
TO be the favorite amusement at pres
ent. The tug party to Old Point on
FRIDAY evening. arranged by Mr.. Win
ston Parrish, was a most enjoyable
one. The party left Portsmouth on the
tug Pocahontas, Mrs. Stribbling Mar
shall and Mrs. Burnes acting as chap
erons.
Others who enjoyed this occasion
were Miss Mamie Butt, Miss Lulie
Hudgins, Miss Mary King Nash, Miss
Smith. of Charlottesyille: Miss lula
Bidgood, OF Richmond; Miss Ruth
Threadcraft, Miss Nina Dewey, Miss
Willets, Of Philadelphia; Miss Sykes,
MISS Elise Urquhart, OF Suffolk; Miss
Margaret Wilson, Miss Lucille Bilisoly
and Miss Susie Grice, Mr.. Charles Mar
SHAH. MT. Bilisoly Hudgins. Mr.. Maui
rice Hudgins. Mr. Threadcraft, Mr..
Luyell Bilisoly MIR. Marion Marshall,
Mr. Morgan Hudgins, Mr.. George Par
Srish Mr.. Edward Parrish. Mr. James
Hume. Mr.. Butt, Mr.. Robert Marshall
Mr.. Collins Armstead, Mr.. Birmingham
Mi. collins and Mr.. Thomas Urquhart
a tug party was given on Friday
morning In honor of Miss Brown, OF
Cormick, of Lock Haven. About thirty
people enjoyed this OCCASION
MISS WILLIS AND MISS MARTIN
i COMPLIMENTED.
Mrs. Helen Brown gave o beach
party on Friday evening compliment.
jtary to her guests. Miss Helen Will.
and Miss Nettie Martin, of Cambridge
after dance at the Princess Anne
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Shirt Waists.

White Lawn Shirt Waists. Were Soc,
now 35c.
The SOC Fancy Madras Waists are
now 50c. each.
Plain Black Pcrcalc Waists-launder-
cd collar and cuffs-50c.
Plain Black Lawn Waists-tucked and
cordcd-$l.
White Figured Black Pcrcale Waists
the 15c. ones, at 50c.
The Zoe. Colorcd Madras Waists
checks and plaids-at SOC.
The 81 Colored Percale Waists, at eoc.
39c. for 75c. White Lawn Waists-two
rows of Insertion running up and
down the front. One other good
style at same price.
G2isc. for $l.25 White Lawn Waists-3
bias rows of insertion across the
front-pleated back. Two other
good styles at same price.
15c. for sl.25 White Cambria Waists
fun corded fronts, straight and
diagonal cords-plain and pleated
backs-4 large pearl buttons. 3
styles.
81 for Sl5O and So White waists-sIx
beautiful styles-some have entire
fronts OF fine Val. lace-some have
corded fronts-some of all-over em-
broidery-newest shape cuffs and
collars.
sl.i9 for So White Waists-two truly
magnificent styles-plcntifully trim
ined with embroidery insertion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

been discontinued until after the sum
mer season.
DR.. Field entertained Thursday even
ing at the Atlantic Club. His guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb, Miss Ruth
Ferebee. Miss Emily Allyn. Miss En-
sic Pesram. of Richmond; Miss Mary
Chamherlaine. Miss Mabel Chamber
lame, Mr.. Fuller, DR.. Kennon. DR.. Bur
CESS and Mr.. Howe.
MISS Rebccca c. Nash, Of Ports
mouth. Is visiting friends in the Adj
rondack Mountains.
Miss Rowland Baylor and Miss Lou
lie Sharp left last evening to spend a
week at the Hotel Wiiloughby.
Mrs. Walter Sharp has returned
ley" the old Thorn residence at East
ern Shore.
Miss Louise Robinson. Miss Bessie
Holland. Miss Daisy Hancock and
Miss Eta Anderson arrived yesterday
from Danvile. Va, and will spend
sometime at Virginia Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor, of
Richmond, are at Ocean View.
spending several weeks at Virginia
Beach.
Mrs. Capt. Goodwin and family, Mrs
Bitter. L. S. NJ: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Thomson, Mrs. X. /. Wade and daugh-
ter, Miss Imoecn Fitzgerald Miss Hi
lar Il. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Mr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

II. c. Robertson. Mr.. Theo Skinner.
Mr.. Carter Farrar, ana Mr.. Thornton
are at the Sea View Cottage, Virginia
Beach.
Miss Blanche IIargrove left Saturday
morning for Reynolds. y. g., where she
VIII spend the rest Of the summer with
relatives.
Miss Marie Cline, of Suffolk. is Wis
iting Miss Sue Dey. on Eu;c street.
Miss Lily Pegram, of Richmond, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Nellie W. Wright left Friday
for Charleston. S. c., to attend the
Teachers Convention.
Miss Sue Lowery gave n reception on
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Gam. company. 1t was Il very en-
cd during the evening ~~ere Miss Mar
shall, Miss Pcttis. Miss Hudgins. Miss
Brown, Miss Ritter. Miss Barrett. Mr..
Howard, Mr.. Clay Mccormick, MIR.
Barrett. Mr.. John Lowcry. Mr.. Mack
and Mr.. Tom Lowers. Dainty refresh
ments We're served during the evening.
begin a Northern cruise from Norfolk
on August lily the cruise including
stops at several cities along the coast
up to Atlantic City. n. j. The party
Will include Messrs. Thomas Tanner,
Richard Taylor. Frank Mccullough.
Thco. Williams. Walter Taylor and
Saunders Taylor.
Continued on Page 81.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Home Furnishings.

How cool the home looks (and
really is) when the furniture is COW
cred with pretty linen!
We show a half dozen different
styles of striped lincn-oo inches
wide--at Soc, instead of ooc.
Screens-polished oak frames - filled
with .silkoline--triple. 2. Single. 81,
S1.STia and Sl.50.
Tapestry Table Covers-new iine--l-4
12-4. s3.ST&.
Curtain scrim-colored stripes-loc. n
yard.
Window Shades spring rollers-sxs
feet-.25c. White. light. dark and
medium green.
Crochet Bed Sprcads-full size-Mar-
seilles patterns regular Sis
spreads. at 81.
Genuine Marseiles Bed Sprcads-beau-
tiful patterns-cXtra Quality-S25 90.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Mosquito Canopies.

Made of closely woven netting on
strong umbrella frames. TO suspend
from ceiling. Will keep out flies,
mosquitoes and all other pests.
For single beds. at ST and SIPS.
For double beds, at $50 and
S1.75.
"Dixic" Canopies-to attach 10
beds-at s.. Doublc.bed size only.
Not the old fashioned ones, bat
the new up-to-date sort with every
improvement.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

the party returned and enjoyed supper
at Mrs Browns home. Those who en-
joyed this occasion besides the hostess
and the guests Of honor We're Mrs.
Abbic Wilson, Mir. &. Grant MIR. VIII
liam Wrenn, MIR. Roland Culpcpper
and MIR. John Woodside.
Miss Regina Gam complimented her
guests, Miss Lillian Brown, of Will
Ritter, of Lewisburg. Pa. with n de-
1ightful beach party on Monday
Those present were Miss Gam, Miss
Ritter. Miss Brown. Miss Sue Lowery
Miss Burt, Miss Banner, Mrs Eorjcs
Mr.. Clay Mccormick, of Lock Haven
Pa; Mr.. Arthur Mallct, Mr. Howard
and Mr.. Lowcry.
THE n. Il. II. CLUE ENTERTAIN-
AiENT.
Miss Eta Culpepper entertained the
n. j.. T. Club in a charming manner
on Friday evening at her cottage at
Willoughby Spit. After refreshments
had been served the party proceeded TO
Willoughby Beach. where dancing was
enjoyed
The chaperones were Mrs. Culpep-
per, Mrs. Copper and Mrs. Jones.
Others present were: Misses Bessie
Ball, Lucrece White, Belle Nash, Bcs-
sic Ridley OF Portsmouth. sue Dey,
same Dey, Louise Jones. FRANCES tou-
per. Margaret Dey. of Norfolk; Mcssrs.
James Culpepper. VIII Bruce, Vivian
Bruce. Thomas Nash, Virgil Proctor,
Eaynhan Hill. Howard White. Fra TX
Ridley. Albin Trant, George Sykes.
Harvey Ball. Hunter Porter. VIII
Couper, Griff Dodson. Ralph Jones,
Ray Alumcy. Frank Gill.
FLAG DINNER.
Mrs. Frank Rumble entertained at
q very unique dinner on the Fourth
of July. The house and galleries We're
decorated with flags and lanterns. and
the guests wore the national coors. As
far as possible the color scheme was
carried out in the menu. y bright
time was enjoyed. and the evening
closed appropriately with fire works.
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Mr.. Caldwell Hardy and family left
yesterday for Blue Ridge Summit.
Mrs. Addison Cooke. who has been
] visiting Miss Fannie Sans, on Boush
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
New Belts.

Patent leather belts, with harness
buckle-25c.
With ball and socket fasteners
same price.
Ooze Leather Pulley Belts-Eray and
brown-23c
Oozc Leather Dog Collar Relts--25c.
Ooze Leather Bclts--,iiamond shape
back-Engish harness bucklc-gray
and broW1I-bcautifully nnishcd-5Uc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

Mems and Boys Madras Ncgligec
Shirts--at;achcd cuffs and collar
25c. d
The famous Goth Century Sox-baclt
and tan-dcrby dyc-silk finish
spliccd heel and toc--warrantcd alb
solutcly stainless. Three hundred
dozen pairs OF these regular l21sc.
SON go Oh sale tomorrow at > pair
for 25c.
Good Madras Ncgligee Shirts-cufrs to
match-all sizes; from l2iF UP to Il.
These are regular &C. shirts. On
sale tomorrow at 31iIc each
for 81, Sizes II. 1917. IL. 1917 and II.
Cool and comfortable Night Shirts
regular S1.25 shirts at i5c.
Regular 15c. extra quality muslin
Night Shirts-with collar-59c
Excellent plain Black and Tan Sox-
regular l9c grade. at l2l.c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Tailor-nlade Suits.

Regular 81 Suits. now 1915 each.
Regular IS Suits. now $3.50 each.
Regular 50 Suits, now s5.25 each.
Regular $40 Suits, now SIS each.
Regular sl2 Suits. now $50 each.
Regular sl5 Suits, now 50 each.
Regular SIT Suits, now S9.75 each.
Regular $50 Suits. now sl125 each.
Regular 500 Suits, now Sl275 each.
Regular S25 Suits, now $l5 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Battling Suits.

Children one-piece su.ts-made OF ALL
wool flannel-nnlshed with braid
Ages 2 to S years. 81.
Girls two-picce suts-made OF all
wool nannel-lnshed with braid
Ages to 16 years. s175
Girls navy blue two-piece flanneletto
suits-braid trimmed. Ages to IL
years. 81.
These for womcn:-
OF black mohair--trimmed with white
braid $2.19 and 1925.
or navy blue monair-trimmcd with
white braid-S3.5o. $3.50 and $500.
or navy blue fiannel-trimmed with
white braid--S239
bathing Caps-l2la. 25 and 37,sc.
Fast black bathing stockings-Eood
quality-10c. pair. pair for 25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08

Fine Black Sox--whitc fcct-an ex-
ccptionally good quality-6 pair for
Sl.25.
Beautiful quality Black LIslo Thread
SoN-liermsdorf dyc-whitc feet
Twelve splendid styles OF Fancy Sox-
stripes and dots-cXcellent quality
Colorcd Undcrwear-bluc, pink and
brown-shirts and drnwers-not all
sizes of each color-reBular soc.
goods, at 31lac.. or 3 garments for
Sl.00.
The genuine Otis 81 Lislo Thread I'm
derwear-shirts and drawers-75c.
each.
Tho yale" Suspenders-54 different
style webs-some arc elastic-some
are not. Csc. Il pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Wrappers.

Fast color Percalc wrappers-navv
blue. gray and new blue grounds
stripes and figures. Yoke finished
:. with braid. 75c. each. instead of 81.
Good quality Lawn Wrappers. with
deep ficuncc-black, navy gray and
all light colors-prctty figures.
Yoke trimmed with braid. 81 each,
instead of Sl.25.
Very excellent quality Lawn Wrappers
yoke of white lace muslin, edged
with neat solid color ruilie and
braid. Braid trimmed sleeves. All
coiors. Si.25 each, instead of Sl5O.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-08
Black Satteen Petticoats

At 75c.-decp nounce-corded rufllc.
At Sl.-bcttcr Erade-made same as
above.
AZ Sl.25-dccp nounce-hcaviIy corded.
Others at $3.50. S1.75 and 81
Colorcd Petticoats with bright metallic
Stripcs--jSC. instead of $i.25.
o9c. French Corset Covers ut 29c-
cambric-Nal. lace on yoke and
sleeves. Another style has tor
chon lace on yoke and sleeves.
Pearl buttons