The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-24

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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-
cuted 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'll be in and ready
for you.
More ONYX TABLES have come.
We've had a wonderful sale in them
this year-because they are ele-
CANT and because we sold them
best.
Here's the last of the elegant
onyx CABIN S-five onyx
shelves-an exquisite thing. $50
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 eIegancieS
to-day for little. Remember we
furnish silk shades as elegant as
you want, but the price on the
lamps is only complete with linen
shade
A grand Piano Lamp, two onyx shelves,
s21, worth 500.
An exquisite Lamp and Pedestal for
$3.50, or you can buy the pieces sepa-
rate.
Piano Lamp, two onyx shelves, SIC,
worth so.
GlhnO Lamp, an dTllSllC COIIlDlIldllOh Il
n and brass. 1885, worth s25.
Nickel and onyx Piano Lamp, S21.5O,
worth $2S.
Piano Lamp, ornate brass mountings,
large onyx shelf, $40, worth s25.
An elegant Nickel Plano Lamp, with
nickel music rack, four large onyx
shelves and onyx knobs. Undoubtedly
the handsomest lamp here. ~, worth
$50.
A more massive combination Of onyx
and brass, Piano Lamp, four onyx
shelves, SAG. 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 SITS for ele-
gance and size.
Scores of charming JardiniereS-
maiolica and porcelain---the price
fails to betray the elegance, for
they're $3.50 and less and less, to
$50.
Wagons, Rocking Horses, Shoe
Flies, Tricycles. Every one for
less to-day than yesterday.
A number of strikingly pretty
framed PICTURES less than even
our little prices to-day.
A little folks BILLIARD TABLE,
cues and balls, only SO. Hand
somely finished. But one left.
Hundreds of Vases and Art Bits
of every sort---yery givable gifts.
Then China---India, Dresden,
Carlsbad and French.
Some of the handsomeSt easel
MIRRORS we've ever shown are
ready. $3.50 and upward. Plenty
for less, too.
A few of those wonderfully-re-
duced-in-price WICKER ROCK
Frs are left.
Basement.
Christmas IS Pre-emlhehuy the
happy time to get a handsome fan
as the social events commencing
in earnest about this time give the
fair recipient the lovelleSt sort OF
occasions for fan use.
This FAN stock is exquisite. 73c, CSC,
SIS. $50, 81. $3.50. S. Sc, 81 and along
I'D to S2 and s22. We've never sold so
many handsome fans before.
East Aisle.
What good fortune! After wait
ing ten days we yesterday re-
ceived another lot of those S4.75
EIDERDOWN QUILTS. Just the
nick of time for to-day's selling.
The assortment of BLANKETS,
QUILTS and COMFORTS is most
bewitchingly high in beauty and
low in price.
Take Elevator.
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