Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
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II, 70, rs, and II east Broad.
II, 10, rs, and II east Broad.

TUESDAYS rain made this DRESS
GOODS wonder longer-lived, and
there are enough Of those patterns
at s3.75 to give you ample selection
yet. These goods opened the sea-
son at $40 and SII in New York,
and the importers thought they
couldn't bring over too many. But
they did. You reap the benefit.
Seven different cOlorings.
There are also few Of those almost luxurious
suitings, q and z yards 10 the pattern at
$3.50.
Here's q seasonable thing for lttle-Herring-
bone Serge, 40-inch. and only CSC.
44-inch Bengalne Cords, in resceda ana navy
7ac. -
Pretty Diagonal effects, most all shades, 40
sumptuous line Of Bengsline Cords. bronze,
brown, and several reds. 54-inch, but the
price Is driven down TO sl.2o:
Storm Serge, 36-inch goods, In goblin. gray
and garnet, domestic OF course, 29c.
29c also goes a good way IN buying pretV
Figured Cheviots.
These Bright Plaids, 36-inch, at &c. make
strong appeal TO hosts OF purse-strings-
All through the dress stuffS llttler
prices change the ownership. It's
lively and interesting.
More WRAPS came last evening.
Here's six items from the blacks,
remembering that the tans, browns,
and blues are even plentler---
Double Breasted Serge Wrap, 1925.
This would have cost you % II we'd 6ought y
week esrIierua pa pretty Douoie-DFeAS'0a
Risct R,ayer~-tr,t these are all blacks we're
talking of-dOuble-breasted, big pearl but
tons, hardly exravsgant TO calit handsome
So the price.
ELEGANT smooth-faced Diagonal It's only
$3.50.
gnis al sIo Is braid bound at edge, pockets,
and sleeves. very correct thing. ,o
It's mighty nearly as handsome as the s19
ones Double-breasted, beautifully made,
Take Elevator.
RIBBONS galore. All colors and
shades. Whatever we've done in
Ribbon buying we've outdone now.
The prices are
No. Z, per yard, DC. no. ~, per yard. 15c
No. Z, per yard, Sc. No. 90, per yard, lee
No. o, per yard, 12c. and 2lc.
inches wide, 32c.
Right OF Entrance
1t was a pretty sight last eve
ming when number of very
little folks were taken among the
pretty things in the Basement.
There is no way to record the ex-
pressions, but at the first look the
tiny hands clapped in glee. Try
the experiment.
But we must have more room
for the coming-in things. So the
MAKE-ROOM sale continues
among the housefurnishings---
Heavy Galvanized slop-Pails. covered, 29c.
Kitchen Lamps, with Burner, 10c.
Big Laundry Baskets, CSC.
Large Japanned Dust-Pans, be.
Large, strongly made Flour-Sifters, 1Oc.
Eight-Mould Muffin-Pans, &c.
Brass brella-Stands-to close, Zoe.
Grate-Sets Shovel Tongs, and Poker, with
Stand, 69c.
Then, GLASS;
Thin Blown Tum blers &c. worth Sc.
Hotel Goblets, SOC. dozen.
Engraved Tumblers. worth s1.5O for soc. q
dozen.
Lot Fancy-shaped Bowls, we're 80 to 75c., any
Tor 25c.
Csc. Pitchers for 10c.
Pretty Celery Dishes. 3ec-
4-Bottle Casters, 09c-
Five special things
onyx-Top Table, solid brass frame, es. 81 in
stead OF s12.
Solid Brass Table, very handsome, ss.9s. worth
1880.
Extension lamp, with lovely onyx shelf, per-
feet centre draft burner, 1878.
Piano Lamp complete, s5.91. worth $40.
Bomely but neceesary-l5-inch Coal Hods.
l9c.
Basement
Come up tonight and see our
Bird of Victory---a rooster ISx2o
feet---which will "watch 4" the pa
rade from the big archway.
THE COHEN co.