Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-24

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it's best to shop as early as you
can.
No tedious waiting here. We've
established caSh-deSkS and wrap
ping-counterS all over the Store---it
don't take more AN a minute for
you to get your purchases.
It's hard to conceive of the
throng getting too big to-day to be
waited on promptly---we're edu-
Gated in handling crowds comforta-
bly,. The store service is wonder
fully efficient and attentive with
out being importunate. We want
everybody to enjoy visiting the Big
Store at all times.
Stocks of Christmas things show
decimated ranks from the big sell
ing; but new things keep pouring
photographed for lots of things
yesterday that'l be in and ready
for you.
More ONYX TABLES have
come. We've had a wonderful
sale in them this year, because
they are elegant and because we
sold them best,
Here's the last of the elegant
Onyx CABlNETS---fiVe onyx
shelves, an exquisite thing, 500
and it is richly worth sos.
PIANO LAMPS, complete with
Silk-fringed linen shade of any
color, for $3.50, or any price above.
The lamp selling has been phe-
nomenal here. Some elegancies to-
day for little. Remember, we fur
niSh Silk Shades as elegant as you
want, but the prices on the lamps
is only complete with linen shade.
grand Piano Lamp, two onyx shelves, s21,
worth &29.
An exquisite lamp and Pedestal for s25.50,
or you can buy tho pieces separate;
Piano Lamp, two onyx shelves, sl6, worm
$22.
Piano lamp, an artistic combination of onyx
and brass. s1S.25, worth $50.
Nickel and Onyx Piano Lamp s2l.oo, worth
S2S.
Piano Lamp, ornate brass mouptlngs, largo
onyx shelf, $50, worth s25
An elegant Nicsel Piano Lamp, with nickel
music rack, four large onyx shelves and onyx
knobs. Undoubtedly tho handsomest lamp
here. S34, worth $50.
more massive combination OF onyx and
brass, Piano Lamp, four onyx Shelves $40,
worth $50.
Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps, Parlor and
Stand Lamps. and Hanging Lamps to-day at
attractive prices.
Seen the new BRONZES ? His
toric and allegorical. "a inches
high and less $40 to SI.75 for
elegance and size.
Scores of charming Jardinieres,
majolica and porcelain. The price
fails to betray the elegance, for
they're $3.50 and less and less to
$50.
Wagons, Rocking-Horses, Shoo-
Flies, Tricycles. Every one for less
to-day than yesterday.
A number or Strlklngly pretty
framed PICTURES less than even
our little prices to-day.
Alittle-folkS' BILLlARD-TABLE,
cues, and balls, only SO. Handsome
ly finished. But one left.
Hundreds of Vases and Art Bits
of every sort-very givable gifts.
Then China-lnd;a, Dresden, CarlS-
bad, and French.
Some of the handSomeSt easel
MIRRORS we've ever shown are
ready. SI.5o and upward. Plenty
for less, too.
A few of those wonderfully-re-
duced-in-price WICKER ROCK.
Frs are left.
Basement.
Christmas is pre-eminently the
happy time to get a handsome
fan---aS the social events COM
mencing in earnest about this time
give the fair recipient the lovelieSt
sort of occasions for fan use.
This FAN stock Is exquisite. 13, CSC, s1.25,
sl.50. &c, $3.50, IS, 90, 81, and along up 70
al2 and s22. We've never sold 30 many
handsome fans before.
East Aisle.
What good fortune ! After wait
ing ten days we yesterday received
another lot of those S4.75 ELDER
DOWN QUILTS. Just the nick
of time for to-day's selling. The as
sortment of BLANKETS, QUILTS,
and COMFORTS is most be-
witchingly high in beauty and low
in price.
Take Elevator