Not Much About Anything Dut Something About Many Things
Norfolk brief notes list a Twin City Cycle Club run to Suffolk, a new ship railway and 1000 logs capacity at Colonna yard, many trotters entering races from Pimlico, and local events. Also mentions addresses, meetings, sermons, a pumpkin display, and civil service exam details with dates and officials. Several named individuals and organizations appear, including Ald. Lankford, Y M C A, Epworth Church, and the United Typothetae of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Twin City Cycle Club
Suffolk
Colonna
Pimlico
Ald
L. Lankford
Colored Y. M. C. A
Henry Wiseman
City Point
Chas. A. Pizzini
Pollard Street
Wilbur P. Crafts
Epworth Methodist Church
Lelia M. Butt
Wenchureh Street
George W. Wilson
Hickory
Wm. Lamb
Lynchburg
Norfolk and Western Railway
Lena Hutzler
Gell Air Fair
Maryland
W. D. Walters
City Revenue Office
Plummer Pannill
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Aly A.righ
Chicago
David S. Garland
J. M Garland
Norfal
Democrats
Long Island
New York
Young Girls’ Society of Freemason Street Baptist Church
Colvin
Blackwell
Birmingham
Aba
Church Street
J.T. McAlpine
Princess Anne County
John J. Burke
Seaboard Air Line
Norfolk Typothetae
United Typothetae of America
Nash Ville
Epworth M
Penking
Cape Tintkeras
Ant in House Furnishings Prominent Norfolk Display
A Norfolk furniture showcase presents Vernis Martin tables, mahogany bedroom suites with large French mirrors, curly birch wardrobes, and European antiques. The four-store shopping complex spans seventeen thousand feet with American and imported pieces, extensive carpet and rug selections, and numerous period reproductions attracting a wide audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernis-Martin
Wardrove
Marie Antoinette
Louis the Xly
Johny
South
Norfolk
John Wills
Wills
Sears
Willis
Virginian
Columinus
Millinery Opening by Mrs Anderson at 206 Church St
Mrs. C. E. Anderson of 206 Church street announces a fast showing of fall millinery on October 5 and 6 with an opening exhibit featuring new Indies styles. She is noted as a leading milliner with many friends and a large clientage. Attendance is expected to be strong and the exhibit highly attractive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. SE. Anderson
Church Street
New York
J. S. B. Anderson
Main Street
W. B. F. Wright
Nora Folk and
Jacob Reed's Sons Sale Promises Revenue and Fashion Rush
Advert touts Jacob Reed's Sons sale with electric prices and crowding demand. Gloves, golf hose, pajama suits, canes, and silk ties feature deep discounts, urging Christmas shoppers to buy early before popular items sell out. Overcoats and suits are highlighted, with mentions of new stock, quality, and unusually low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Reed
Middleton
London
Lowenberg's Opening to Aror Tow
The Benjamin Lowenberg pinup and infantile costuming shop in the Cohmobian Building opens tomorrow. The curtain windows invite curiosity and attract attention, promising an event no recent opening will surpass in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Tlowenbergz
Norfolk College Exhibits Pride in Notable Display
Insvdinity period last week saw Norfolk College open a Mortering exhibit praised by administration. A larger crowd attended the opening with many relying on the display for inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homiksnen
Dr King’s New Discovery Tops Sale Says Druggists
Stands at the Head Aug J Bagel of Shreveport Louisiana says Dr Wing s New Discovery cures his couch and is the best seller. J T Campbell merchant at Salford Arizona writes that Dr King s New Discovery is all that is claimed for never falls and is a sure cure for consumption coughs and colds. Trial bottles available at Burrow Martin Co s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bagel
Shreveport
Dr. Wing
J. T. Campbell
Salford
Ariz
Dr. King
King
Burrow
Southern Killing and Lumber Journal Trade Prospectus
The Southern Killing and Lumber Journal edits a timber market overview for the South’s long leaf and yellow pine belt. It serves lumber men and workers with weekly market reports and branch offices in Norfolk Val Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Atlanta Charleston New Orleans Chicago. Subscriptions priced at $2.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Leaf
Yellow Pine Belt
South
Norfolk, Val
Washington, BD. C
Baltimore, Md
Philadelphia, Pa
New York, N. Y
Atlanta, Ga
Charleston, D. C
New Orleans
Chicago, Il
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Balesaman
Philudea
Leo
Quaker Bath Cabinet
World Mfg. CO
Cincinnati
Fulton Street
C .C. Bishop & CO
St. Louis
Atlas OL Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Clipton Boap & Mfg, CO
Cincinnatti
Care
M. 5 c
Care Virginian
Ee Klondike
Seattle Klondike Gold Mining Co
Seattle
With & Representative
Dawson City
Chamber of Commerce
Okreson
York Phice
York Place
Bath
Miss Watt
Baltimore Street
Baltim Md
Chichester
Serena
Stags
Tera Wellelen
Chichester Chemlest
Vininda
del Ro Owaigon
Ae Gill Christ's Stanles
Sali
Ghent
Virginian Office
UICK
Moritz
New Co
Norfolk Mortgage Loan Company
W. TL Tnofheimer
York Street
Brown Street
Courtland
Bain & CO
Courland
Chiureh
Zeltman
Hatton Farm
Nansemond River
Bullfolk
J. T. Butler
Vanaker
Commerce
Barton Myns
East Side
Myers
End of Commerce
Lawton
Aganile Coast Line
Souther
Pleza
A. C. Groner
D. Lawrence Groner
Farmara’ Tank
AL Ae Barrett
Dentlgtrv
Isto
Sr Main Street
Norpolk
Civil Service Examination
United States Civil Services Commilesion
Postalice Service
United States
H.W. Wilkins Secretary Board of Examiners PostoMec Service
P. O. Address Registry Department
Pierces
Wantel Mann
Ness
Care Winghatan
Virginia of Nee
Siro Youn
Chiamieter
Postofflee
A. N. Wirbinning
Kelley Avenue
John Wedderburn & Co
Dept. D
Royal
ARIE
Absolutely
Noval Baking Powder CO
Ant
Millinery Ovaning—Anderson's
Liveright & CO
Reed
LA Mode
Posner
Church New Millinery Store
A. Wesh HL
Kimberly
South Africa
Toms Creek Coal and Coke Company
Trigg & Wilmer
Granby Street
Nivison Street
Lowendberg
THE
Norfolk College
Main
Main St
Postoffice
Norfolk, Va
Lumber Journal
Z. W. Whitehead
Wilmington, N. G
Brigg’s
Tig Newton
Ely
Grocery Inc
J KR. Briggs
Old Market Square
Norfolk Iron Works
Water Street
Duval
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