The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-21
THE COHEN co.

we sell the most unique combination
Of the season-ebony and iron, with
large light vase-like base, for $3.50.
We sell a charming piano lamp OF brass
and onyx for $3.50.
We sell a mighty pretty stand lamp.
decorated, S5c.
We sell stand lamp ebony base,
decorated fount and shade, for 81.
We sell a stand lamp with brass base
and sfount. ornamental pisque finish
shade center draft burner. 50 9S.
Basement.
Didn't know we kept Cradles
and Cribs? Oh, yes. A charming
folding crib $3.50. Strong durable
cradles, sI.69.
Wicker Chairs don't stand on
the season. We sold hundreds in
August; we sell hundreds in De-
cember. Great for gifts. Dainty
designs for the ladies'; big reStful
chairs for the folk, S2.S7 to $40.
Basement.
There's never-ending charm
about the fancy things so Christ
masy in suggestion; so laViShly dis
played. Here's a gift of hundreds
that went unmentioned in Sundays
list---AtomizerS, 75c or S4.75 as
purse and fancy dictate.
Those cute little Solid Gold |
Rings at ACC keep going like butter
before the sun. More crosses of |
them keep coming. Dainty settings.
Sizes to fit big and little folks.
Right Of Entrance.
You'd hate to give an unworthy
sort of a present. Buy worthy
sorts. These Umbrellas-uniquely
designed handles gathered from
many lands-are mostly Of the ia
nous Lyon brand. Hundreds and
hundreds of givable ones ready for
you. Do we believe in our goods?
Yes; to prove tive recover $3.50
umbrellas---and the SI.T9 ones, too,
if they split in six months; the
higher priced ones if they split
within a year. We couldn't afford
to say that and stick to it if we
thought many would need the new
covers.
The stock, you know, outgrew
its old quarters and now occupies a
liberal space at the front. Handy
to see. Well engrave initials on
umbrellas costing $3.50 or more
without charge.
An unusual drive-old fashioned gloria,
silk warp and wool filling; reliable as
can be made We warrant it six
months. The price $ll9.
At Entrance.
You can get them up before
Christmas and they'll cost you less
than you ever paid. PORTlERES-
Silk Chenille---we speak Of.
In old blue, old rose and tan, % inch
dado, heavily fringed, 1915 the pair
instead of 1925.
In red. wood or old blue. Persian Dor
der. $50 the pair instead Of IS.
In old rose, old gold and old blue, q |
inch dado S instead of s6.75 pair
with l9-inch dado, heavily frlnged. 1896 |
instead of s. a pair.
Figured all over; sold early at Sl5 |
pair. Now $3.50. Oak, coral and steel |
yards wide 30 inch dado. Only one
pair, $3.50.
Here's a drive-Lace Shams, !
Mats and Washstand sets. The |
large pieces 15c; the small ones &C.
HARDLY ENOUGH to last more than a |
day or two.
Antique lace Bed sets-shams and |
cover-S5sO, $3.50, $3.50
More Sofa Pilows-to be covered by |
you-l8 to q inches, three grades, 50, |
II, 9Sc up 20 $l.69.
Covered with figured satteen, SIC. Frill- |
ed and larger. $3.50.
Covered with China Silk, S.50.
lack Frost's advent loses it's terrors
when you've read these beitued
prices-and looked up yesterdays
cloak news
Here's BLANKETS
Atwood. white, 1914. pink borders,
weigh 4 lbs. Not 81 but 2.S a pair.
Southdown wool and nothing else. PINK
or yellow borders. ia and weigh D.
S3S7 a pair
borders, lbs. TO the pair, S5yo-usu-
ally $3.50.
Finer and finer to $lS.
Cheaper and cheaper TO zoe pair.
Pretty Tufted Quilts, frilled; silkoline
they are-one side figured $50. 6X6 IL
feet.
Their beauty and excellence has put the
other quilts 10 rout and prices are cut
like this
were 49, now g.
were $50. now s.
~ were 1925. now 81.
Take Elevator.
It's good business to reduce this
immense UNDERW EAR stock.
Better lose the profits and even a
bit of the cost than to carry any
over. Here goeS-and remember
it's our brag goods that are going
no trumped-up lots; fresh, new
goods-our famous "non-Shrlnka-
bic"
LADIES' VESTS and PANTs-white
and natural
were 9Sc each. now 75c.
were Sl.19 each, now s5c.
We're sl.49 each, now N.O.
Scarlet
were Sll9 now 81