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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Fervent PRAYERS at Sea.

Mr.. MOODY was q passenger on the Spree,
which on her recent voyage towards New YORK
broke her shaft, burst open her shaft-tunnel
letting the water into two compartments, and fol
forty-elght hours drfted helpiessly in the trough
OF the sea, when the Lake Huron came TO hei
assistance and towed her to Queenstown.
Mr.. MOODY declares his belief that the Spree
was saved by prayer. "There never was" said
he 10 Queenstown reporter "a more earnest
prayer to God than that OF those 700 souls on
that helpless, almost sinking ship in mid-ocean
when we met in the snloon TO implore Gods
help, and God answered us as knew He would
lie sent us rescuiDg ship, ana lie Gained the
sea 80 that for week it was as smooth as II Is IN
this harbor, though there were storms all around
u.s. II was the grandest test OF prayer | ever
knew.
According to General o. o. HOWARD, Mr.
MOODY was very sea-sck until the danger be-
came imminent ana then he pulled himself to-
gether manfully and went down into the saloon
with the other passengers and there conducted
a service OF prayer.
There we're several Of these services conducted
by MIR. MOODY and General HOWARD during the
two days OF ISril, and Jews and Geltiles, Catho-
lies and Pedestrians 200 in ALI, alike attended
them, and German gentleman translated from
English into German Tor the benefit OF his
countrymen who could not understand our lah-
guage,
The women on board, as well as the men, be-
hayed very courageously indeed.
Four or five passengers, however, we're driven
TO madness and one to suicide, by the tension on
their minds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
pov,s Monuynent Funds.

Nonths ago tho United Confederate Veterans,
through duly constituted committee, assumed
general direction Of the DAVIS monument enter
prise, though IL left tho management OF many OF
the chief details 10 the Richmond organization.
IL has been resolved by tho Veterans mat tho
monument shall be erected in Monroe Park In
the city OF Richmond; that at least s260.o0O
should DO raised 70 build II, and that to secure
this sum an executive committee should be ap-
pointed for zach Of tho southern States.
These committees have been appointed, and
some Of them are at work. II Is time that all
were at work, for 10 lose time now Is 70 lose
money. 20 rapidly are the ranks OF the old Con-
federates thinning out
Richmond and Virginia expect % make very
largo contributions 10 this monument fund, but
they need the help Of all southern people.
For the present the Monument Association II
chiefly exertlng It's efforts to get in hand the
amounts In the custody OF treasurers OF local or
CARNATIONS throughout the South. This done,
more energetic measures will be taken 10 press
the movement 70 speedy and certain conclu-
sion. Soon sfter the death OF Mr. DAVIS sub
scripiions and collections OF money TO build
monument 90 his memory were taken up In
scores OF localities, and 1t was thought that the
aggregate OF the sums thus paid or pledged was
very largo; hut If 50, many OF them are still out
standing. They should all be gathered In and
forwarded 20 the treasurer OF the Richmond
Davis Monument Association. who Is Mr. JOHN
S. ELLETr. president Of the State Bank.
Tho help OF the women Of the South must be
invoked 20 erect the Davis Monument The
Lee Monument never could have been built
without them. The Mississippians have already
determined to have a committee Of ladies for
each city and county, and all the other States
would do we'll 10 follow their example.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
WISE WOMEN.


Who Is wise woman9 She Is one who knows
herself. knows what she requires, and governs
herself accordingly. sho may realize that she
IL not 30 young as formerly. that possibly her
complexion Ia not 90 ane, her health so good but
n she Is n wise woman, she takes steps TO pro-
serve hsr health, keep her complexion and re-
main rosy aud bright, oven with advancing
years. Il Ia true she cannot do this unaided. u
Is true that she needs.assIstance and requires p"
friend in need" That friend must be some-
thing that can restore all those fading qualities
n must be some gentle stimulsnt taken In mod
GRAFTON. But wha,' There is but one. The
only medicinal stimuiant which Is specially de-
signed for ladiesis Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey.
These are not idle words, but truths which have
been proved by the happiness and healf 4
thousands Of women In all parts OF America.
Prominent ladies admit this, and they do not
hesitate 10 shy that rs medicinal stimulant
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is 4 godseud TO any
woman. II IL the realization OF these things that
makes the wise; II Is the neglect OF these things
that constitutes the foolish woman. IL should be
carefully borne in mind, however, that no other
vhishey IL medicinal or furnishes the qualities
required for preserving the life and bringing
health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
TUESDAY DECEMBER 6. 1892
rheI.ate Colonel w. w. Gordon


Colonel ". W. GORDON. whose death we this
morning announce, was great lawyer IL may
~en he doubted II Virginia ever produced q
greater one. lie was genius In his ability 70
rrasp the essential points OF case and 70 DIS
entangle them from cumorous details Ito was
op,ck 70 discover what obstacles we're in his way,
and much gifted in that which is the supreme
fest Of oratory the power TO make others see with
bis eyes
H,s chief practice was before judges rather
,,an tur,es. but he was successful before both
And vet mos, Of the orators arts be utterly ig-
,orod. D,rectness was his characteristic, and
this marked his private as well as his profess
sional life.
In argument he went TO bis poln; ike the
sell-aimed bullet 10 its mark. In the ordinary
affairs OF life no was one Of the most ingenious
~ men. Little concealments that others would
have adopted he never thought of-or, II they
crossed his mind 1t was only for him to reject
them.
Colonel GORDON was man Of whom the men,
her. Of the Virginia bar will ever love TO talk.
For years and years 70 come ne VIII DC 'he SUI
feet Of admiring "reminiscences.
OF his personal appearance he was quite In
different Along the streets no strobe at rapid
gait. In the courtroom he nervously paced the
moor till IL came his time TO speak. He seemed
60 give little or no time TO the study OF his cases.
yet on all great occasions he surprised bench and
bar By the exactness OF his information; by the
aptnsss OF hs illustrations; by the yise-like close
ness Of his argument. He had como to be trusted
with colossal Interests large fees we're paid him,
and he was widely known among lswyers--tndeed
he was a famous msn-but the simplicity OF his
manners remained unchanged, and the cordially
Of his greeting 10 old friends never wsxed cold.
The world knew him as master mind In the
law and as one Of the nOtsbilites In his pro-
iessiOn.
His friends knew him as one Of the most loyal
and generous Of souls, while In the home circle
ne had created a love which found In him the
paragon Of husband and father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
LEVY & DAVIS.
THE TOWER
Corner Second and Broad.
OAK ROCKERS .rl LEI, for {. children. SOC.

OAK ROCKERS for children. SOC.
ELEGANT ROCKERS, carpet seat and back,
05c.
LARGE SIZE EXPRESS WAGON, with seat
and iron axle. only 81.
BRIrTANIA TEA SETS. 25c.
BlSQUEDOLLS, kid bodies with stockings, 2Jc.
100 styles IN GENTLEMEN TICK TIES,
25c. This IA our regular 40c. Tie. We have re-
duced price for holidays. great many change
able effects in the lot.
TALCUM POWDER, 15c.
COLGATE PALM SOAP. 4Sc. dozen.
GOOD APRON GINGHAA, 3 and 613c. a yard.
Blue Ground, Red Ground, and Polka Dot
FRENCH FLANNEL. zoe.
BOYS FUR-TOP GLOVES, 50c.
LADIES KID GLOVES, size 5ls to @, % only,
biack.
Special bargains this week in WHITE
SPREADS at 81 and 1928
SiDE.BAND APRON BINGHAM, 10c. a yard.
LADIES FLANNEL SHIRT-WAISTS, pleated
front. only Sl.75.
WHITE ASrRACHAN, s. q yard, regular
price IS.
BEST BAY RUN, 25c. bottle
New line Of PL RISES and P0CKET-B00KS
for holiday presents.
BOYS PLUSH CAPS, fancy bands, 25c.
BOYS PLUSH CAPS band OF plush. 3:}c.
Extra values in PORTIERES and LACE CUR
TAINS.
Don't forget the CLOAK SALE. We must re-
duce the stock 10 utilize for Holiday Goods.
WHITE ANGORIA SETS, S1.75.
CEILDREN'S WHITE-hAlR MUFF and B0AS.
75c.
Visit our TOY DEPARTMENT in the base
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
A New usa for Silver.

Ex-Unlted States Senator J. b. HENDERSON, Of
Missouri, suggests through the Washington Post
that the national banking system be 80 amended
as to permit banking associations 10 deposit
silver bullion in the Treasury Of the United
states in the same manner as government
bonds are now deposited, and TO receive bank
notes therefor ON some basis OF value TO be
hscertained ana fixed by lsw-ihe bullion 20 DO
heia' As government bonds are now held, for tho
redemption OF such circulating notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
ADVICE FROM CARDINAL GIBBONS.
Ho Gives Excellent Reasons for Opening
the Fair on Sundays.

the fatr on SunnaSs.
A telegram from Chicago says: In reference
to the question Of opening the Worlds Fair on
Sundays, j. X. Thompson, secretary Of the
Worlds-Fair Sunday-Openmg Association, has
received the following letter:
CARDINALS RESIDENCE, November 25th.
Er. j. f. Thompson:
Respected Sir,-A quiet opening OF the Chicago
Fair next year on Sundays seems TO be most de-
sirable There are many who WOud be other
wise deprived OF the privilege Of UNFOLDING what
promises 10 be the eyent OF the century. The
fair will gather together the most wonderful pro-
auctions Of human skill aud ingenuity. the re-
suits OF the eyolutiOns and progress OF ages. No
one should be prevented fOm seeing these
works OF man, and every opportunity should be
Afforded.
The Sunday closing OF this spectacle would be
very unfortunate FOR many thousands Of our
cOuutrymen. who would be tempted TO spend the
day IN dissipa ion. In their name / would favor
the opening Of the far Sunday afternoons and
evenings. with the provision that all machinery
should he stopped and all mechanical and labor
ing work that will not be urgently necessary
should cease.
In this do not see any desecration Of the no.
illness OF the day. On the contrary, those who
Will visit the fair on those days will be inclined
20 raise their minds ami hearts to Him who in
spired men who produce such marvellous things.
l am faithfully yours In Christ,
j. CARDINAL GIBBONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

authority sor she statement that ex-secre'sry
BLAINE before the Minneapolis convention said
10 him that in his opinion. no Republican candi-
date for President could win this year.
Mr.. BLAINE would not have allowed his name
10 30 before the Rcpu blscan National Convention
II he had been OF the opinion above stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

The New YORK Commercial and Pinan,,o
Chronicle says that the repeal of the suYMx..
silver law ID an imperative need In any yiew
aud with that repeal it Is equally imperative
that the country abandon at once aud foreye,
the plan Of purchasing silver.
Tue Chronicle is right IL ought 70 oppose any
law which trostr silver 40 mere commodity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
N. s. LElDY ,
1909 EAST FRANKLIN,
NEAR OLD MARKET.

TIN MILK-PANs-2-quart. cents; 3-quart,
cents; 4-quart, cents; 5-quart, cents;
6-quArt, z cents; S-quart, cents; 10-quart,
cents. aud 12-quart, 10 cents.
WOOD VES-Sman, 5 cents; me-
dium, cents, and large, IL cents.
TTLES-l4-Inch, 10 ceDts; To-
inch 90 cents: 16-inch, % cents; l7-inch, "a
cents, and 1S-inch, As cents.
TIN BUCKETS-l-quart, ) cents; 2quart, 3
quarts; 3-quart, 10 cents; 4-quart. IL cents;
6-quart, 10 cents; S-quart, 20 cents, and To-
quart, % cents.
EARTHEN TEA,POTS-NO. 1, 10 cents No.
g, 13 cents; No. 3. Is conts; No. 4, 20 cents (;
No. 3, % cents; No q, 80 cents No. z, 80
cents, and No 8, 40 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

Yes, second Monday in January is the time
now hxed by law for the meeting OF the electors
OF President and Vice-Presldent at The capitals
Of their respective States. We have again and
again stated tho right dny. We accidentally or
heterophemOusly stated the wrong day the
other day. This to j. b. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

The DISPATCH Acknowledges an invitation "a
attend the AT Home" OF the Chattanoogs
I'a<' on Thursday, December sth, from z 10 IL
Pm
Under the ownership and ed.torship Of Mr.
ApotPH s. ocHs the Times has become one O, IN,
ma nosspio SUCCESSES OF southern journalism
80. y u"s Ieoentiy erected six-story building
Offices IN the country.
IL has a nne house, 1t has grea, prosno,,,v
end We Fish for it all else tina, II cou,s ass
70 say long nie ana eser-increasing useful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

Mr.. j. W. MORRIS has become the editor Of the
Hillsvile VUginiGn, and in his salutatory he says
that the "paper, as heretofore, will be Demo-
cratic in politics, clean and newsy in its para
graphs, and regular in its visits"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

10 his annual report Secretary ELKINs's chief
recommendations are that the grade of lieu
tenant-general be revived and that the pay OF
non-comm ssioned officers OF the army be in
crnaeeh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

NJ. JANSEN, the French physicist, has almost
completed arrangements for browning the snowy
summit Of Mont Blanc next year with solar
observatory,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
rHE arcHMoND D1spArcH-rUEsDAY DECEMBER 6, 1892.
A HUTZLER'S SONS.
N 3f5 EAST BROAD STREET.
ACTIVITY AND ENTERPRISE

AOllNAll AND XIV La1hsi lstsoG
arc the main ingredients OF successful Business,
and it Is poor merchant who fails 70 mix up n
good deal OF the former while trying TO nlaks an
impression with the latter. just at this time
there Is on our promises no lack OF either. II
requires
20 make a show these days. and that Ia what we
are doing in a most elaborate way with our
HOLIDAY GOODS,
comnrlsiug iunumeraple lines Of catchy. attract
i've, and bright-looking articles TO please tho old
the young, and tho middle-aged: First OF all
comes the greatly-augmenteds Stock o. rloe LINEN
Table ear, Stamped. Etched, and Embroidered
Squares, Silk and Linen Initial hanikercntets,
silk and Linen Embroidered handkerchiets.
Gloves for ladies', children, ana men. SIX ana
Chenille Covers, Portieres ana curtains, Fur
Rugs aud Robes, Elderdown Comforts ana Cush-
ions, Smyrna and Moquette Rugs bassocks,
Stools, Mirrors Tables, &c, &c Iheh therel our
TOYS,
embracing In part Hobby Horses, Velocipedss,
Tricycles, Shoe Flies, Dexter Horses, Iron Mag-
ons, Buck Boards, Dolls, Dolls Furniture, Tea
Sets, Wash-Sets, Dinner-Sets, hltchen-Sets'
Drums..Guns, Soldier Suits, Ten-Pins, Parlor
Croquet, all sorts OF innocent and amusing
Games Books, Trunks. Pianos, Desks Tool
Chests, Buck-Saws, Trains, Fire Engines. iron
Toys, Boats, aud an almost unlimited array OF
Just sucu Things rs Hsh piooeV 'nO NN'NA~S go
make them happy.
All OF this does not detract from our
Most excellent line OF WRAPS,
Choice stock OF DkBSS-GOODS,
Beautiful assortment OF CARPETS,
Great variety Of SILKS,
in all OF which departmentswe are Offering great
bargains in order 10 reduce stock and make
room.
We shall continue this week the sale OF CAR.
PETS begun az special prices last week ana
which has met with such marked success.
A. HUTZLEn'S SONS,
de 6-Tu&Ih2t 80 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
PERSONAL

NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY APP
~ POINTED HENRY COHEN as my agent,
duct the CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NiSHiNG BUSINESS in the store No. 1401 east
Main street, In the city OF Richmond, Va
ROSA COHEN.
RICHMOND. Va, December 3, 1892. de 6-2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
MUSICAL,
MUSICAL.
yNoJpN'-rT s~<(~N0- ~ -'s-~y0~0~N~~-Nc-~N
SCHOOL OF VOICE AND MUSICAL
~ CULTURE
MsE. ]. EsPUTA DAILY.

NINE. J. EsPUTA DAILY.
Special attention given TO BODYBUILDING
and READING MUSIC Al SIGHT. References :
j. p. Sousa. former leader United States Marine
Band; Lucien odend'hal, Baltimore, Md; Il. 4.
Bristol. New YORK city. A few more boarding
students can be accommodated. For terms and
further particulars address NINE. DAILY, No. 040
New YORK avenue. Washington, ID. G. no l6-lm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

Lieutenant l.. n. BONAPARTE WYsE, Of the
French army, who was a conspicuous factor in
the Pansma-Can enterprise, is dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

The hrst snow OF the season 10 Paris fell Sun.
daS The fall was not heavy. however, and va,
accompanied By rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

JAMES WHlTCOM8 RILEY is disgusted with the
children Of modern literature. He says they are
(" little prigs" and "not real"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

The New YORK correspondent OF the Philadel-
go Ledger says thai vnAygcEY N. DEpxw "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
DRUGsToRE FOR SALE AT A

H SACRIFICE In q growing Virginia town OF
5000. Owner iafends enlarging other business
Trade $4,000 a year. Prescriptions average
4,l6g year. etore-room 75xl25 feet. Price,
81 500 cash. Address BYRON, cara this once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

Our large show windows will give you an idea
OF our immense stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS,
mostly purchased at the recent auction sales OF
i'm pOrters In New York. Our prices will be the
lowest. Amy goods bought this week will DO
kept until the holidays Now IS the time, and
this the place to make your purchases.
WRAPSl CLOAkSl b63 New Wraps Just re-
ceved from our senior partner in New York, all
Of which will be sold at great sacrifice on orr
ginal prices. Ladies, Misses, and Childrens
Wraps OF all styles and qualities. Tan, Light
Gray, Black, and Navy at reduced prices. La
dies Tan Wraps at 1878, former price SIS;
Fun -Hrimmed Wraps at s4.6j, former price
sS.5 Box-Peat Wraps for ladies and misses at
$3.50. $500, $3.50, and $3.50: former prices,
go, s11, S13, and So Our stock Is too large
ana must DO sold.
DRESS GOODS Our entire stock OF Dress
Goods TO be sold regardless Of cost. 81 Dress
Goods reduced to 65c. Toe. Dress Goods re-
duced 20 soc. 50c. Dress Goods reduced 20
33c.: 400. Drels Goods reduced 10 Csc; 25c.
Dress Goods reduced 70 19c.: l2lfc. Dress Goods
reduced 70 10c. All of these goods are Of this
seasons purchase. No old stock and must DO
sold.
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGsl Cottage Car
pets ut 121S, 10, Is, and 22c. Wool Carpets at
81, 37l1, and 45c.: Tapestry Carpets at AZ. As,
b5. 90, 81, and 72c. Moquette Carpets at 95c.,
S1.05. aud sl.15: Rugs at As, 90, rs, 92c.,
S1.15, sl.50, sl.73, So. 1925. SO, 1878, and
s4.63; all styles in Smyrna, Velvet, Moquette,
and Tapestry. Mattings at 1919, 10, 17IS, 20,
20, %, and soc. All these Doc on the dollar.
FLOOR OIL-CL0fHS at 20, %, and SOC.
ID. IL r. MIT1ELDORFER.
de 6-ru&Th2t 2l7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DESIRING TO ENGAGE IN OTHER
~ business on January l, 1893, we offer the
ENTIRE STOCK. FIXTURES, and GOODWILL
OF tho RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS conduct
cd Tor the past 0ye and half years By US at Ala
west Broad street
do 4-2ts HAY IT. THORNTON q co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

MEMS NRCKwEAR. all new styles, Tecks and
Four-in- bands, 80, zoe, 81. Sl.25 up TO sl.5O
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
vr----~~-------S
@g'(oFE!N
COMPANY
--wsA
II, II, IS, and II east Broad.

The Millinery slaughter con-
tinues. Have you been in to
see?
Take Elevator
To a stock of EVENING SILKS
practically perfect we again invite
you. Dainty; exquisite. The
types nor the writer's pencil por-
tray their beauties, but just for
once Wen consider them from the
standpoint of notwithstanding
prices tell so little of them.
All White and Solid Cream Brocaded China
Toe.
White China Crepe, dsintlly-woven figures in
white, 26-inch, sl.10.
Bengalne-green, helIotrope, pink, and ye-
low-the stripe giving changeable enect TO
white, s1.ip.
China silK, with satin brocaded stripe, white
and yellow. white and old rose, SLID.
China Silk. with Dresden pattern, IN satin
stripe, all colors. s1.3o.
White Taneis, with colored satin stripe,
Pam do Sol. with woven flowers. SI.4S.
MORE Taffeta. with dots, Sl.S9.
Taffeta, with Dresden china patterns IN stripes,
8l.gS.
Silver and Gold Brocades, s1.75 and $3.50 a
yard.
White China Crepe, pretty and inexpensive,
J0c n ward.
Crystal yictorias In evening shades, s1.l9.
We've just received a pretty new
line of Silks for lamp ShadeS---all
silk; 4Sc. a yard.
The new Drapery Silks disclose
novel designs. 49c. yard.
Nain Afafa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

MEMS SILK HANDKERCHIEFs, so and 75c
each-white and c0lOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06
Mems Bel0n g1n6S.
MEMS SILK and GLORIA UMBRELLAS, 90
inch, $3.50. $3.50 and 50 each.

MEMS DOGsKIN GLOVES, sizes ~ and up.
81.
MEMS KID GLOVES. $3.50 and 1925.
MEN s DRINING-GLOYES, Sl.J0 and S1.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-06

We're apt to view
MO goods now from their
w standpoint of approPri-
=. !: !. !. !: !: !: !: :
u nlteness as gifts. An
+! II UMBRELLA is always
NJ J acceptable. See how
I well we sell them here.
" Maybe few price in
stances 'llhelp you---
26-inch Blue-Silk Gloria, SO.
26-inch Slk, brown or garnet. s4:3O'
28-iuch SILK, Beau Brummel,' -.
26-inch guaranteed All-Suk, S2.9S.
26-inch handsome handled SIX Gloria, with
plated inltial-plate. $3.50.
2S-nch OF same $3.50
26-inch Engraved Ebony Handle, with cameo
es-inch six, yesetabIe-ivory handle, with gold
and silver mountlngs, 500 and 5000.
2S.tnch Natural stick. gold mounted, 81.
plate, natural stick, $500.
2S-inch Natural Stick, with silver tear-drops,
600.
2S-inch Ivory Handle, inlald with gold. 1880.
These are mentioned n few specially giya-
BILE ones. We have umbrellas from 59c up
ward.
East Aisle.
Why not be commOnSenSical
with your giving--give something
useful. Ten hints
1O1-piece Dinner-Set, China; your choice OF
1--WE styles we believeto be intrinscally worth
much more than our price-Sl9.
Imported Tea-Sets, 50 pieces, under value at
Decorated oyster or Small Soup Plates, sl.4s
dozen.
patterns and styles of After,diDner and
Chocolate Cups, some worth Doc, any for
19c. the cup and saucer.
Carlsbad Aitcr-D Dinner COtfees, Sc.
China Tca-Cups and Saucers, decorated, 1896
dozen.
japanese Cup and Saucer, 2jc.
Handsome Cups and saucers-your choice from
n large number Of quite expensive sample
pieces, Doc.
Nnsh-and Mix sets-nice for bread-and-mnk
sets Tor the little folks as well-25c.
iO-piece Toilet Sets, $40. Think OF thatl
SIX Lamp-shades. the latest shape in all
cOlors. We're OyerstOcked; 70 sG9S instead
All kinds of Flames II you want TO make tho
Shades, all the new shapes, Doc. upward.
This is a cute and mighty conVe-
nient contraption---a hand or foot
warmer. You can carry one in
your muf. Burns three hours
without attention, and won't set
anything afire. Price I5c. Mate
rial for several recharges sc. a
package.
Where's the boy but wants
TOOL-CHEST? Here's our way
Of selling them---
Ghost with good tools, csc.
With larger tools, 00c.
special lot. l0c. each.
Chest with II tools, Zoe
The 81 Chest is charmer-22 tools and nails
and hrads.
Then We have them up as high as $3.50. All
the tools are good.
velocipedes, s1.oS TO s3.75-better values
than ever before.
Our Tricycles are much cheaper than last
year-adiustable seats 10 suit any rider.
GameS---but they're too many to
speak of now. Come in often
and bring the little folks.
Basement.
Holiday goods bought now are delivered any
date you tx.
@uu" ~@Bu-ny