Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-30
THE COHEN co.

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Other s,sos are feet Q inches hy 10 feet Q
inches, oxs feet. exl2 feet, exlo foet, i2xi5
Ai.Wooi Door-Mats. Csc.
Windsor Rugs, esc.
Door Rugs, fSc.
Notified Rugs. 10 and 25c
Spring Shades, Opaque. fringed, 45c.
Estimates cheerfully submitted
for carpetting hotels, halls, dwell
ings, or single rooms.
Take Elevator.
The great Blanket sale continues.
To the list printed in Thursdays
Dispatch add these lots, which
were not opened when we wrote
that liSt---
Grand Scarlet Blankets, 10-4. s0.4s.
ia s1mptuousnoss In White Blankets, fer,
border OF yellow. pink, or blue. $3.50.
12-4 for sl050
1914 Tor si2-4s-blue borders only.
HoRSE-BLANKETs. sl.25, s3.98, and s4.9s.
Lap-Rooes, 80 70 s22.
The LINEN offerings for the
week embrace our great importa-
tons of Table-Damask at 81 the
yard down as low as soc.
A pretty line OF sideboard scarfs. drawn work,
colored borders and centres, 7oc.
Another line at Acc, without the drawn work.
All-White. very handsome, 40c.
3S-inch Table Covers, drawn work. sl.4S.
Tray-Cloths, delicate borders, l5c.-regular
Another line, Hemstitched, at 25c.
a groat line Of elegant Damask Napkins, sl.26
TO 1925 a dozen.
nIfI It,,av EOo Anxn
Turkey Red-Fringed Napkins, 20, Soc, 81. and
Turkish Towels. 32 inches long, fancy borders,
4O.inch Houeycomb Towels, long combcd
fringe fancy borders, 81 a dozoa, or less at
same rate, SIC.
Smaller, &c. each.
East Aisle.
Since Skirts became the badge of
woman no invention has brought
such universal satisfaction as the
reform in Underwear. Equestrienne
tights, originated for horseback and
bicycle-riding, have become the
recognized substitute for burden
some skirts, and are now worn by
ladies in every walk of life.
We have ample stocks 10 choose from. The
prices are /: For Black, s1.75, s1.9s, $3.50,
and SO; Gray at s1.49.
Combination Suits, in white,
black, and gray, are the sanitary
triumph of the dresS-reform cru
sade---the basis for hygienic dress
ing, so to speak.
In Vests and Pants we offer the
triumph of American making, woven
on the true sanitary principle. We
make no advance in prices of La
dies Vests for SlzeS---all at the same
low rates.
We can give you high neck and
long sleeves, high neck and no
sleeves, or low neck and no sleeves,
in black, white, and natural wool.
Prices 9Sc. to SG.75 per garment.
East Aisle.
Another great purchase of SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS makes these
offerings possible. The prices be-
little goods 50 imagine they cost
twice as much as you read the list,
and you won't overstep the reality
as to their value and beauty.
15,. each, Ladies' Silk Handkerchiefs, white or
solid cOlOrs.
2ic.. Ladies' six Handkerchiefs. embroidered
In cOlOrs-
25c, ladies' heavily embroidered black and
white.
ace, Drawn work and embroidered in white.
Dainty { hiffon Handkerchiefs, white and deli
cafe grounds, rowers in coiors, sc.
Mems six Handk erchiCts, liberal heAs; hem
stitched, %, 80, 75c., Sl. and Sl26.
Let these stand for values in Linen Kerchiefs
"'''' East Aisle.
Echoes from the basement.
56-pieco French Tea Sets, 90, value $40.
b6-rieee Ten Sets. decorated in blue or brown,
English ware, $3.50. RinaldO shape.
GOld-Baud Fruit Saucers, 4Sc dozen-hai
value.
A table full of Chamber Sets, several shapes
and great values Any al 55.fO.
Another tableful at 1896. We've hit on this
plan TO give you better chance to see than
when they're on the shelves.
individual Buffers. PC. a dozen.
Zebra-strped Gold and White Cups and
Saucers, a French dainty, 2jc. each.
Unhandled Cups, pretty shape, l0c. n oozon'
Cream Pitchers, several Shapes oc eAch' -o
Hand-Painted Cuspadores, have been oOc'
This week 2Jc.
Mirrors, oak frame, plate glass
1lXl4, DC.
12xl9. 4Sc.
1Jhx231a, 09c.
2-uuart Tin Buckets, &C.
I5-inch Coal Hods, l9c.
Stop-Ladders-strongly made
5-jOOt. 69c; 0"iOot o3c.
''''''' Basement