Those Worn Out Shoes On Display At Heller’s Store
An advertisement showcases heavy duty leather work shoes for policemen railroad workers painters carpenters boatmen and mechanics. It notes each purchase records the buyer’s name line of business and date to track wear then promotes Mundell’s Philadelphia shoes for misses and children bought at half value and Hofheimer’s sale of Buckingham Lithia Water at 200 houses with a price of 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heller
Bank St. Opp
Mundell
Philadelphia
Hofheimer
Norfolk Faces Levy Talk for City Departments
The Finance Committee weighs a new levy for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1, with a total budget near 475,000 if needs arise. Fire Chief Ryan seeks 50,050 to modernize equipment and add staff for a new West Mind company, plus pumps and piping for Joyce’s Lake. Police face potential 22 new officers. School and Street departments press for limited to no increase. Board of Health seeks 4,500 to cover expanded health duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davis
Virginian
Ryan
Leva
Augusta
Savannah
Richmond
Athintic City
WN. J
Hoboken
Charleston
8. C
Macon
Norfolk
West Mind
Police
Mayo
Dehrough
John JL. Parant
Councils
Anderson
Tepal Lhe City Jall
Bank Street
Fourth Ward
Street
Shwe
Drain
Deligiful Exte rtaintment Organ Recital At Epworth Church
This evening at 8 o clock Mr Jverner presents the sixth organ recital at Epworth M church with soprano Miss Sallie Kindred Williams contralto Miss Maury Thurs ton harp Miss Virginia Roper piano and Mr Charles Morges violin. The programme includes Panfare in D Major Shepherds Song Scene Orientale Arr encore Gavotte and more ending with Barber of Seville and Gay Butterflies. Refreshments follow after the recital in the church entertainment hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jverner
Epworth M
Ales
Piarry Stuart Batley
Snallie Kindred Williams
Maury Thurston
Virginia Roper
Charles Morges
Lemmeng
Schulhoff
Rae Tidehote Ees H
Kroeger
Mr. Koerner
Gillett Soprung
Seers Dryda
Borjes
Bailey
Guilmant
Mietzke
Mary ‘Rhurston
Tioerner
Parim Feast Observed With Services In City Synagogues
The Jewish feast of Parim began at sunset last evening and runs to sunset today. It honors Esther’s deliverance of the Jews from Haman. At Gethel synagogue in Cumberland Street, readings were given by Rev. H. Beninosche. Ohut Sholem temple on Chore Street held highly interesting services with an instructive sermon from Dr. Mierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Haman
Gethel
Cumberland Street
H. Beninosche
Ohut Sholem
Chore Street
Mierson
Tom Yarrow Leads Southern Business Mission
Businessman Tom Yarrow, representing Green fields Son & Co., traveled through the South with a focus on poultry and agricultural trade. Local chicken men note his extended southern tour yielded the best business of his life, signaling potential market gains southward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom" Yarrow
Greenfields, Son & Co
Chicken Men
Greenwood's Ad Promises Genuine Rheumatic Rings And More
The Casket promotes anti rheumatic rings sold at Greenwood's 318 Main Street with many items including nut salts at 0c worth 100, large rolled gold and solid sleeve buttons at 60c worth 1, lamps 20, salt and pepper sets 10c, and pure silver pieces. Best goods, best work and low prices highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwoods
Matin Street
Kobult
Greenwood's
Main Street
Norfolk and Old Point Rail Line Prompt Travel
Schedule notes quick service on the Norfolk and Ocean View railroad to Old Point with ten trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk and
Old Point
Norfolk and Ocean View Railroad
A Wonderful Exhibit of 300 Umbrellas at 48c Each
Levy Bros at 344 Main street announce a Friday March 19 sale of 300 umbrellas, priced 48 cents each, showcased in a large window. Also note shoe Wayvers crowd at Hofheimer’s with half price deals and Lon don special suitings advertised by Thadolphi & Wallace at 333 Main street, plus Dr Weck eye exams offered free at 152 Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy Bros
Main Street
Hofheimer's
Mandels
London
Thadolphi & Wallace
Change of Receivers for Norfolk Camden Railway
The Norfolk Camden line sees a receiver appointed, with J. S. Cole resigning and G. C. Steele named to fill the vacancy. The Wilmington Newberne Norfolk venture also falls under receiver control, as H. H. Whiting is named to supervise the Wilmington Newberne Norfolk railway. The article notes the line’s earnings cover fixed charges and bond interest, with excess funds used for property improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Ttion
Camden Railway
Wilmington, Newborn and Norfolk Railroad
Norfolk Mem
Newguss
Antic
Danville Allway
J. 3. Cole
Norfolk and Camden Railroad
Pettion
Witts
GC. W. Steele
W. N
N. RY
Wilmington, Newberne
Courkl
HH. A. Whiting
Stone Mountain Railway planned to connect NC and VA coal regions
The Stone Mountain Railway Company, chartered by the North Carolina General Assembly, aims to build a standard gauge line from near North Wilkesboro, NC to Stone Mountain, then toward Alleghany and Ashe counties and onward to Virginia or Tennessee. The project would open coal, iron, timber, and granite resources to broader markets, with offices in Winston and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Miaichith
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Mississippi River
Stone Mountain Railway Company
General Assembly
Marshmith
HH. L. Smith
Norfolk
W. H. Wells
New York
M. Clegg
Washington, D. C
J. E. Stage
Durham
N. C
C. W. Hinshaw
Winston, N. C
North Wilkesboro
Stone Mountain
Blue Judge
Alleghany County
Alleghany
Ashe Counties
N.C
Abingdon
Scott, Wise
Stone Mountain Granite and Timber Company
EH. L. Smith
Norfolk, Va
G. W. Hinshaw
Winston
Walter Sharp
Wilmington
Cnal
Northwestern
New Idea Paper Patterns Offer for Norfolk Wright's
Advertisement notes 10 cent pattern pricing with patterns costing 26 35 or 40 cents. Encourages calling and visiting to obtain April fashion sheet and view patterns for correct design and fit at economical prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea
Norfolk— Wright's
Wee Eas Officers and Members atlan tic lodge notice
Wee Eas officers and members of Atlanc lodge No. i Co. O. FP meet at Elmwood Cemetery Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock with mourning badges to pay last tribute to deceased brother Past Grand H. S. COOr- details and sisters invited to unite with us by order of Noble Grand J. D. Armstrong secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Lodge No. i
Co. O. FP
Einywooth
Phuraday
H. S
Coor- Wh
J. D. Armstrong
Diamonds in Tea At New York Storefront Tea Ads
The Hong Kong Tea Co. leases storefront 114 Church Street New York as a branch to sell tea in caddies each containing a souvenir such as diamonds rubies pearls and watches. All items priced at 1 per caddy with a limited thirty day window then souvenirs withdrawn and replaced by continued sales. Daily partial lists name numerous recipients across Atlantic City Portsmouth and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong Tea Company
New York
Church Street
Main
Cove
Joyce
Colley Avenue
Atlantic City
M. Hopkins
Berkley Avenue
G. W. Porter
North Street
Miss Hunter
Freemason
Ruth Tyler
Washington Street
Portsmouth
O. Williamson
Bute Street
T. V. McCarty
Ehichland Avenue
Mr. Carr
Queen Street
Miss Hatch
Clinton Thurston
Water Street
Gen
Clara Jolnee
Fourth Street
C. C. Gilson
George A. Thebault
Princess Anne County
United States
Llong Kong Tea Co
Valuable Building Lot at Auction in Atlantic City Ward
Messrs W H H Trice and Co will sell at the Real Estate Exchange at 12 m today a vacant lot on the east side of Duke street Atlantic City ward fronting 25 feet and 100 feet deep between the Degge and Townsend properties. Terms one third cash and the balance in one and two years from sale. Deed of trust to be drawn at purchaser expense. Includes notes at 6 percent and deed recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. W. H. H. Trice & Co
Real Estate Exchange
Duke Street
Tlantic City
W. W. Degge
C. E. Townsend
Hampsons Mary Elizabeth Hampshire Dies At Age Two
Mary Elizabeth Hampshire daughter of John P. and Fannie Hampshire died yesterday March 1 aged 2 years 7 months 22 days Funeral Friday March 19 at 10 30 a m at Inte residence U8 Granville Avenue Brambleton poem notes accompany the notice The mother and family express their bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampsons
Mary Elizabeth Hampshire
John P
Fannie Hampshire
Granville Avenue
Brambleton
Cooper
Henry
Elmwood Cemetery
Norfolk firm promotes value, service, and exclusivity
Joseph Brown of 210 Church Street, Norfolk, touts a business philosophy that blends price, exclusiveness, up-to-date stock, and superior service. The message emphasizes balancing these factors as core strengths and readiness to meet customer needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
Church Street
Norfolk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand Condensed Milk
C. E. Jenkins
C. C. Barclay
Columbia Building
Ghent
West and Land Co
W. H.trice & CO
Montal and Insurance
Plume Sts
Yarmouth
Duke
Fenchurch
Granby Street
York Street
Chapel
Charlotte Street
Parkiansl
Falkland Street
Perguson Avenue
Chapel Street
Alain
Pheal
Churel
Roanoke Dock
Chirch
Matin
Bank
Campbell's Wharf
WLATS
Fermuda
Ue Bank
City National Bank _building
Atlantic Street
T. F. Rogers
Columbia
Premnson Street
Shields Street
Alain Street
Cumberland
St James Street
Chireh Street
Waver & CO
Mill Supplies
West Market Square
Burruss, Son & Co
Bankers
npoRits
Europe
Buckingham Lithia
Chiefs Ryan
Joyce's Lake
Cornells
R. A. Dobie
Board OF Health
Ptance Committee
Chen
Registrar of Vital Statistics
Junilor
J. Jett Mecomnick
The
Heard of Health
Cumberland Streets
Dr. Weck
FF. H. Gale
News OF the Railways
Newgass
Atlantic and
Danville
Wee Eas
Erie Medical (Co
Buffalo, N
Ned Fruits and Vegetables
Lowe's Fancy Grocery
City Hall Ave
Walter J. Simmons & Cos
Robert F. Holmes. & CO
Main ST
St. James Hotel
Deer Foot Farm
Maas
J. BR. Briggs
Etore
St. Patrick’s Day
pBock Beer
Consumers Brewing Co
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