Company Names, addresses, dates:
  The Bellamy Pharmacy, 4 South King Street, Hampton VA (1912-1920) ¹
  The Bellamy Pharmacy, 2 South King Street, Hampton VA (1923-1937) ¹
  The Bellamy Pharmacy, 68 West Queen Street, Hampton VA (1937) ²
  The Bellamy Pharmacy, 19 West Queen Street, Hampton VA (1939-1946) ²

Notes:
George Gardner Congdon (1871-1947)³ started the Bellamy Pharmacy in 1912, with A.L.I. Winne as vice-president, and Thomas L. Vaughan as secretary and treasurer.⁴

Congdon already owned the G.G. Congdon & Co. pharmacy in the same general area of downtown Hampton.
Apparently he chose the name "Bellamy Pharmacy" for his second store because his great-grandmother's name was Bellamy. ¹

Congdon sold the store in 1913, but the name "Bellamy Pharmacy" was retained. The new officers were as follows:
    President: M.J. Baptist,
    Vice President and Manager of the store: H. Stanley Wyatt,
    Secretary: William A. Wymouth, and
    Treasurer: Captain Charles H. Hewins.⁵

The Bellamy Pharmacy moved around, and ended up at 19 West Queen Street until at least 1946².


Bottles:

This is a clear 5.5" bottle embossed: vertical slugplate: THE / Bellamy / PHARMACY INC. / HAMPTON, VA. base: C L G CO / A.

This is a postcard says "Queen Street looking east, Hampton VA". There is a blue sign on a building to the right that say: "Rexall / DRUGS / Bellamy Pharmacy". I believe I can also see a black & red sign that says "L.H.Sclator / DRUGS" on the left side of the street, but it's hard to read that one.