Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09

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Here's a windfall Of elegance
came by the mereSt good fortune,
too. Sixty-three Dress Patterns OF
real Camel'S hair---yOu know most
of the so-called Camel'S hair is
Australian wool some not that
GOOD. This is the real thing. Pure.
hence light weight, but great for
warmth and wear. Nine ColoringS--.
three states, three tans, blue, and
two browns. Would sell readily at
its intrinsic value---SI.25 a yard
but we saved; so shall you. S3'75
for a liberal pattern.
We've had wonderful selling OF
a 1o15-yard Dress Pattern of Gray
Cloth at SI.So the pattern. To-day
we've got them reinforced--more
colors now, better fabric, pure wool.
Nothing alike but the price, SI.8o.
They'll make up wonderfully we'll.
Main Aisle.
There's all the difference in the
world in BLANKETS. You find il
out too late---a Blanket once bought
is with you for years and years.
Be sure you buy them right. Look
through these. We bought them
while you were sweltering---plan-
ming ahead. A price hint or two---
SO a pair for Atwood White Blankets, pink
borders, 10-4
These, California Wool, 10-4, with borders In
blue, PINK, or yellow, 50 the pair.
Skip 10 these-1lx4 California, white, lovely
fancy borders, $3.50.
1874 California, heavier, $1,000 pair
1874 sumptuous elegance, SEAS pair
Fancy Blankets, nice for batb-robes-plaids,
in yellow, olive, pink, and old rose, and also
in solid colors-J0-4, $500; ll-4, $3.50 a
pair.
A new arrival---Pretty Tufted
Quilts; silkoline, fancy one side,
plain the other; frilled all round.
Full size for double beds. The
price, S3.25 only.
MORE Eiderdown Quilts, dainty colorings, in
figured satteen, S4.75 or 81, or more and
' ~ Take Elevator.
Ever seen such a collection Of
LAMPS Have you priced them |?
From the dainty Jewel Lamp, all
glass, to the elegant Onyx at $50.
so Solid Metsl Banquet Lamps, spiral column
Of brass or white, complete with Upton
burner aud silk-fringod shade. The price Is
mystery for littleness-sI75.
Look at this Roman Sentinel. They who stood
guard at Pompeii's ruin looked not more
grimy brave. $l5 you say! No; halt q
it-s750. Complete with centre draft
burner.
Another, Cupid 90 busy holding up fount that
he can't use his bow. Centre-dratt burner.
Heavy solid-brass pedestal, $3.50
This Princess Tampa combination OF nickel
aud brass, a beauty. The warrior tells Oh
days agoue. Round wick-s3.9J.
And so lamp prices 90 up and
down.
Look at that courtier brave; he holds the
fount at arms length. See the cape Allowing.
The fOunt Is slvered nlgree. Not many years
ago such creation would nave cost tlOO' NOW,
at Cohen's, |25.
And this is only a hint of one
item of this great crockery store---
several thousand square feet filled
with such a stock as you'll find no.
where else in Richmond. A china
store, but not china-store prices.
$50 China Cups, decorated in Japan. They're
after-dinner coffees: new designs. Tho
china-store price is 50 a dozen likely. Ours
Is lqc. for cup and saucer.
Hundreds OF dainty things for gfts-the
crockery people have forsakcn usual forms
sCmeWhat-hcre's square, obiong, oval It's
about $3.50 here for usual $3.50 values.
400 Dinner.sets, French, English, and Amer-
can; decorations new and exquisite. We
say $40 for one line; might say Sl5 and
you'd think Thorn cheap.
In looking for a gift for either boy
or girl its hard to find anything
better calculated to please them
and at the same time teach them
to have place for things, and the
things in place, than a DESK.
They cost Csc, s1.?5. s2.19, $3.50, sos, or
up to .S.4J If you wish.
Basement.