LADIES' SUITS
T
Are specially priced for Saturday's selling
Best valuesr Correct styles, fit guaranteed.
? r
? See our line of Holiday Novelties. ?
Toy Department Second Floor.
J. K. HOYT
S V<ft r THIS ?
Thanksgiving
by being thankful all the
vear round. Come in and
select your
Edison Phonograph
now and your wife aau
children will be thankful
to you forlifc Complete
list of records to select
from. New machines and
records arriv-ing weekly.
RUSS BROS.
THE HCTUHE CRAMERS
Ihe Gem
Theater
GO|#|? rKOKl*KCTORS ? Hand-col
?n?d Wfeatern drama.
CLKVKR RKPOHTER-Vmt good
comedy.
THE MKD1CINR BOTTLR ? A Bio
graph drarfa.
?IQVFS >XD THk WW NKlflH.
UORS ? Biograph comedy.
THE BAD LANDS ? Melodrama.
The drawing for the prize for adulti
*111 take place at 8.30 o'clock sharp
tonight. ) - -
My! We Are Proud of
Kirschbaum Clothing
No custom tuilor
has the facilities for
the selection of fab
rics enjoyed by the_
makers of
Kirschbaum
Suits.
We know that you
could not buy any
better clothes than
Kirscbaum's. ... .
??ti can wear one of their stylish garments frnm
$16.00 to $20.00
Come in ana let us prove to you our
We are Sole Agents for Kirschbaum Clotiiiuj.'
v thp: hu
2 Carloads of f;o- es aiw
RECEIVED Tl < AY.
Farmers Attending Com judging \r.
to Inspect Stock.
finest Ever Seen Here.
Washington Horse Exck
%
_ t H A NKSGIVING IS PAST. ,VT .L
Christmas Will Soon Be rbre
For a holiday Suit you want a FIT Get
one from a Real Tailor My clothe ? ear
looger, fit better and luok better th<i" ji:?
tom-made garments.
H ft. GOLDSTEIN, Washington'-- O Tailor
V. t ? i i'y a <o.o. ete line
of f ~ 7
j . vandard Watches |
i ything
TOWN
dt TALK
Mr*. W. F. Sparrow wha has been
seriously ill for the past six weeks Is
improving. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Miss Lucy Rett. o( Wharton, spent
yesterday In the city visiting her
parents.
Mis* 4?nle T.ell has gone to Scot
land Neck 0:1 professional duty.
Mr. George' Morgan and Mr. Daisy
Hill arrived in the ct$y yesterday via
the Norfolk and Southern from
Mackey't Ferry.
? ?
Mr Frank B- Suggs was a Wash
ington visitor today.
? ?
Mr. Hugh Paul left yesterday af
ternoon for Aurora.
? ?
Miss Alonr.a Hassell and Miss An
na Pope, of Williamston, caino over
yesterday on a short trip to the city.
? ?
Mrs. F. W. Hoyt returned to her
home iif Williamston yesterday after
m Villi in lb* HtT
? -? -
Miss Martha Ward, of Williamston,
spent yesterday in the city oiT"traai?|
ne?a.
? ?
Mr C. C WUll?m?. of Wharton.]
spent yesterday la the city on bnsl
Miss C. 3. Forbes and Mrs. M. H. |
Qulnerly, of <
day in the city.
? ? <
Miss Grace Williams, of Wilton re
turned to her home yesterday after
noon after a visit to Mrs. Jao. C. Rod
man.
? ?
Col. W. B. Rodman returned to|
Charlotte aften spending the day in
t&% city. ?? ^
? ?
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. G; Howard ar
rived yesterday from Ocracoke to
visit their son. Chief Geo. N. Hott.
ard. -
? ?
Capt.. George Studdert left this
morning for Richmond on a business
trip.
? ?
WtSR Julia VonEberstelri- came over"
this morning from Cbocowlnlty to
spend- the day in the city.
Dr. Win. Blount was among those
who went to Aurora this morning.
Mead a me* Dumay. Ayers. Shaw
and Baugham; Misses Reba Dumay.
Patty Baugham. Martha Everett Went
fair
Mies Ada Rhodes and Miss Bessie
Stoke* speiu.-trhe day in Aurora with
Mrs. W D. Woolard has gone to
Aurora to visit friends.
? ?
Mr W. L. Vaughan returned last
night from a several days' trip about
the fountf-oo educational matters,
and left this morning on the special
train for t Aurora's agricultural fair.
? ?
Editor James I,. Mayo of the Daily
News was among -^hosc who attended
the fair at Aurora.
Mr. George Hkckney arrived this
morning from Wilson and Is the,
guest of his son, -Mr. George Hack
ney, Jr. . I
??>? v
The pictures at the Gem last night
pleased a big crowd of patrons, and
the pictures of Colonial Vlrginia'were
especially beautiful. Tonight the
lucky winner of this week's prize
will get the water bottle and glasses
houghl from Meekt ew*d Mw
drawing will take place promptly at
8:20. By special request the Gold
Prospectors will be shown tonight.
This is a magnificent hand-colored
Western drama with wonderful scen
ery. Jones and His New Neighbor Is.
a rich Olograph comedy. The Bad
Land* melodrama is simply flne. You.
can't afford to miss any one of the
five flne pictures tonight, so come
I along.
The Gaiety tonight will no doubt
have a large crowd to witness the
performance judging by the program
the management offers as an Induce
ment. The Trappers Is a beautiful
handrcolored film. It Is thrilling .and
. exciting all the way through. The
{Twelfth Juryman is a story of how
a man's- conscience saved the life of
ad innocent man. This picture alone
la worth the price of admission. The
last picture, and certainly one of the
. moll tnr.qi.va wUl f ,lh? Hlrl> nil
Adventures of a Fountain P 41i. The
storr of this picture will Interest and
Instruct all who see it! . Good music
tonight ?n A ? nrnrr.m ??ll worth
the patronage of sit. '?* 1 .
Scrub yourselfdaily, younrre not
clean inside. This means clean
Tea, a thorough cleanser. Try It to
w
Manufacturer's
/ . ? ./
Monday, Bee. 6th
. . i?
Several thousand dollars worth of manufac
turer's samples will be on sale at our store,
on the above-date, and we invite one and all
to be on hand, as it will be the greatest show
ing of Fur Fashions ever seen in this city.
Prices to make the Fur Fly.
? THE H/CH-ART CLOTH/* RS
^NOW!
Is the^Time -
To hive jroor Pictures Framed.
? Don't wait 'til Xmas eve.
WM. B. HARDING
CHILDREN'S
Dress and School
ShOes
\1! the latest shapes in Black, ]
Tan, Gyn Metal and Patent
with cloth top. Give as atrial.
Knight Shoe Co.
The Only Er elusive Shoe Store
In the City.
saying,
Man Ought to Have All
of his Clothes made to order if he can. But whether the
rest of his wardrobe is tailor-made or not ? he MUST, at
least, have his Tuxedo made to order.
If there is any one^ article of apparel that should be right and genteel in
every respect; if there's any one suit that should fit and fit perfectly ? it's a
Tuxedo. And you can't get a perfect Tuxedo-fit unless you get a good
tailor to supply it. ? ??' 1
The best Tuxedo tailors in the world are . The Royal Tailors of Chicago and New
York. Tit- their -great* tailoring- sTu<fios on- Broadway, Now- York, and? on ? vUh ~ ~ --
Avenue, Chicago, they are making Evening Clothes for thousands of the best dressers,
in America. I am takipg orders and tailoring measures right along for Royal
Tuxedos for some of pur own best dressers. In my store"fhere is on display the com
plete Royal equipment bf beautiful Evening Clothes fabrics and latest Tuxedo styles.
ni Tuxedo style, -omr
vou were
I want ytnr-l_ - ? Uivu iuiuuuj ivkhluih i ualuu ? siy
of the newest and most graceful of tuxedo-models shown in years.
Royafc in*. k -to-order Tuxedos at $30, $35 and $40 are absolutely the
biggest v ait in America. Such a tuxedo will outlastyour needs fork byde
cades. ? Yr,'.< ill never wear it out. ? It will keep its style and quality longer
than //^.:g^rr-:tnarv tuxedoa that vou might buy at a saving of a doll.ir nr twn
disposed to pennv-\\ i-e purchasing. Rut our good townsmen don't' buy that way.
WRI0H1 S TAILORING PARLORS,
'"vVtic Ta ' ~ Best in Washington."
Too Late fcr Classification
O.VI.Y 21 MORE DAYS IN WHICH
to-$ecure a vote for the lovely doll1
now seen In Hoyt's window. Forj
each 10 cents .spent you secure a |
vole. The more money you spend
the more votes you are entitled to.
HAVE YOU SEEN* THE SPECIAL
holiday goods on sale at J. K. f
Hoyt's emporium. Call early and
secure a pick of the many pretty |
things for Xmas.
USU mx uv HAflH. POUR paibto}
box, for only $1.00. They are for]
men. women snd children at J. K
Hoyt's.
Many a politician who wasn't In
l>oIltlcs for his health has been
known to leave the country for his
bealth.
THE GAIETY
Program Changed Daily
[ TONJGHT+
THH THAI'J'KftM?A
haml-colored film, witK s""i[g|(i'
*>lot. Very exciting.
THE TWELFTH JURYMAN ?
How m man'* conscience saved
?n Innocent man from being
he was Innocent.
Thfi Rirthanri Mwrn
Of i
; tures of a Fountain Pen i
. . L
I Follow the
Variety In Stock Rations. j
Tho cart and attention that are J
usually devoted to live stock during
Che winter season, when crops are j
not on the field, do not need attention,
and the fanner baa to be Idle at times.
Is considerable When the labor Is |
bestowed on the preparation of food-l
tor stock, in order to make the ra
tions more valuable, and also more
highly relished, there is then suffi
cient saving io more than pay for the
labor, and also to Induce more rapht* '
Increase In the weight of the animals "*
or the production of milk and butter. "
Every fanner who takes advantage of
the labor-saving Implements reduces
the cost of his products, and It may
fai rlslmnri that new implement* are
being Introduced so rapidly that many
fanners are not aware of what 1s oo
eurrlng, some of the latest being ma
chines that almost dispense with hu
man agency: Farmers do not- pay suf
ficient attention to root crops. It la
much easier to grow 10 acres of tur
ulps or carrots at the present day.
with the air of ?eed drlllj, wheel hose,
diggers and woeders, than toxultlrate
one . acre a century or a half century
ago. Every farmer knows that there
tc no winter food superior to cailll
for horses and cov?, yet if one farm
In a hundred can be found In which
carrpta are grown yearly, tn order te
provide an unlimited supply, it will be
more than the average heretofore, yet
hundreds of buahels of carrots can be
grown on an acre of land, according to
?oil jwd clr* BJ?#J*ncesL and they^arer
valuable for all classes of stock as
well as bflng at all times highly
relished.
NEW
3 CANSFOft
? 16c.
Phone 97.
ARCHBELL
SUPERB SERVICE
>ui t>ni> o iv ? iuc.
To Baltimore via Chesapeake Steamship Line
NEW BAY LINE "COLUMBIA" and "AUGUSTA." Dinl.igrooms on
Saloon Decks. Elegant Table D'Hote Dinner 75 c?ciU; Club Breakfast,
25 to 60 cents. Polity attention and the very best service in -very way.
We?ollcit criticism of our service. Leave Norfolk, loot of Jackson at.,
daily except Sunday 6.15 p> m.; arrive Baltimore 7 a. m.. connecting with
rail lines for Phita., N. Y., and all points East and West. For all informa
tion and reservationa address
C. I Chsndler. G. A.; P. R. McMHlln.T. P A.. NorfoH; Va.
I
SHOES
rr IS WITH A FEEL
ING OF PLEASURE
AND PRIDE THAT WE
ANNOUNCE THEAR.
RIVAL OF OUR WOM
EN'SJFOOTW EAR FOR
THE FAI.L AND WIN
__ t TER SEASONS. v_/
Oar Shoes srs far superior to the ordinary sort ot shon* that Ma be
had at ?T?ry ?toi?. wtiesa -waassa's a uitt are aold. ? .
Ther cam* to us direct trots th ?. wi.rksbopa of the * >rld's moat
noted makers of Women's Bhoee. Tbure's nr a new atyln teatara la
~~womaa iWMIH IM B?gdsmus fuuKoeai lUat ?IU lie In "?iw duilm
? the coming season- ? ? - ? -7? ? ? ? ?
WOMEN'S
S. R. FQWLE & SON
Sale afthe Bazaar
On Mflrlfwf .Q+,.^4
On Sample Udies and Children's Cloaks, Coat Suits i
Sweater*. New Arrivals ot Mill Ends am