The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-09
THE COHEN co.

plaids in yellow. olive, pink and old
rose. and also In solid colors. 1914.
$3.50; 1i-i, $3.50 a rair.
A new arrival-Pretty tufted
Quilts; silkoIine, fancy one side,
plain the other; frilled all round.
Full size for double bed. The price,
S3.25 only.
More Elderdown Quilts. dainty color
ings in figured %satteen, sL75 or 81. or
more and silk. IL you want.
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Ever seen such a collection of
LAMPS? Have you priced Them?
From the dainty Jewel Lamp, all
glass, to the elegant onyx at $50.
80 solid metal Banquet Lamps. spiral
column Of brass CT white metal. COM
plete with Upton burner and silk
fringed shade. The price is a mystery
foc littleress-$1.75.
Look At this Roman sentinel. They
who s.ood guard at Pompeii's ruin
looked not more grimly brave. SIS you
say? Nd, a half of II, $3.50. Com
plete with centre draft burner.
Another, Cupid so busy holding up
fount that he can't use his bow.
Centre draft burner; heavy solid brass
pedestal, $3.50.
This Princess Tampa combination OF
nickel and brass, a beauty. The war
rior tells of days agone. Round wick.
1895.
And so lamp prices 60 up and
down.
Look at that courtier brave; he holds
the fount at arms length. See the
cape allowing. The fount Is silvered
~fligree. Not many years ago such a
creation would have cost 500. Now,
at Cohen's, f25.
AndthiSiS only a hint ofone item
ofthislgreat crockery store-severaI
thousand square feet filled with such
a stock as you'll find nowhere else
in Richmond. A china store but
not China-Store prices.
$50 China Cups, decorated in Japan.
They're after-dinner cofees. New de-
signs. The china store price is IS a
dozen likely. Ours is l9c. for cup and
saucer.
4lAliA u VI haAAiAe mus ~ 6ANN
the crockery people have forsaken
usual forms somewhat-here's square.
oblong, oval. It's about $50 here for
usual $2.50. values.
400 Dinner Sets, French. English and
American. decorations new and ex-
quisite. We say so for one line; might I
say SIS and you'll think them cheap.
In looking for a Gift for either bow 2
girl it's hard to find anything
better calculated to please them |
md at the same time teach them
10 have a place for things and the
Kings in place, than a DESK. d
They cost CSC. s1.25. $2.19. $3.50. sos or "
up to ssh If you wish.
Basement. e
A beautiful line of Silk Mufflers, "
ichly brocaded, for gifts, awaits
'our looking. The prices, 81, SI.25,
IFS and 81.
A great line Of All-Slk Windsor Ties; Il
your choice sc. or u lie. Some of the m
latter have hemstitched ends. &c
-Four famous Unlaundered SHIRTS.
our DIllt tilllItS Ol llllS JVt JIG. eieVV
linen bosom. long; inset TO insure fit
and intorlined to hold stiffness. Linen
bards and gussets. Any length sleeves. co
New York Mills Muslin. o.
The wonder Of Richmond. A good Shirt, e.,
union linen bosom, for &c. 80
At 75c the bosom is 2,40O linen. long IN
and the whole garment is comfortable w.
and elegant.
The great Gold" shirt costs 81. VIII {
be glad to have any suggestions for col
making 1t better.
It's hard to give you shirt facts ,
ithout apparent boaSting-and tie FIR
ot our intention to boast in our qu
ore news.
Mems Goods, Left Of Entrance. I'll
Here's a beautiful line Of Table II
oVerS-Satin Damasse, 1874, SI2. =
silk Chenille Table Covers. A to 12-l. r.
not notified. but in elegant patterns; ii
CT. $1.9j; 1O-4 and PA, $3.50. $3.50 and Il
$50 according to elegance OF quality. ~
300 Infants CloakS are now
ady for your choosing.
sHORT-Bedcord cord, white, en-
broidered, $l.6O. They're lined. Pain
cashmere, embroidered cape, $lG9. %
handsome Eiderdown Cloaks. angora "
trimmed full sleeves, white. light ~
blue and red, 1875 to Sc. ~
.ONG-English cashmere. plnked edges
or embroidered collar. several pretty
styles. $1.19. :
'edford Cord, white. embroidered cape;
corded, $1.60.
White Cashmere. handsomely en-
Ir,fIor.I NJ Ioffopn "a 81 n S0
Children's Coats. 2 to > years; plaid, Ii
stripes and some pushes, Friday and n
Saturday any for Sheen So.
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