The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-13
Il, 10, IS and II east Broad.

Take these MILLINERYm odelS-
they've served US well. Their trip
across old ocean hasn't been in
vain. Beauties, are they not?
Monday and Tuesday you may take
them with concessions that mean
our thanks to them for helping US.
Imported Pattern Hats
Was $1,000 for $1,000. Light.
Was $500. for $500
No. al. Was $500 for S14OO; hellotrope
and green.
No 126. Was $1,000 for $500. Black
jet and velvet; shaded tips and velvet
roses.
No 50. Was $3.50 for $500. Louise
pattern, brown and green; feather
crown.
No 90. Was $15.5O for $1,000 Black
velvet and lace; light-blue chenille and
Jet Alsltia1 bow.
No. 65. Was $1,000 for $1,000. Gray and
emnence purple.
No. 81. Was $50 for 5000. Mephisto
bows.
Imported Pattern BonnetS-
No 81. Was $1,000 for $1,000. Brown
French felt, green impan Alsatlan eff
feet; rhinestone ornaments.
No. 81. A Heitz Boyer creation Was
$1,000 for $1,000. Black and gray.
10 per cent. off any other trimmed
Millinery Monday and Tuesday
only, to make room for Winter
opening, which will be announced.
Take Elevator
A wind-fall, indeed, in DRESS
GOODS. We've secured about
seventy patterns from the importer.
Pretty 52-inch Illuminated cameI'S-
hair; brought over to sell at $40 to
SGI the pattern. There are seven
styles, and you may take your
choice at S3.75 the pattern! This
is the hit OF the season.
All.wool wide-wale camers.hair, all the
cclors filed in now. The quality and
style suggests S5c; but good selling
says zoe the yard. SO goes.
Don't overlook BroadclOths they're not
shades. Five qualities 10 select from,
Gjc and S1.4s the yard, with three be-
tweens.
Something handsome. Here it IS This
English Check Homespun, high grade
and al-woCl, - and 54inch goods.
This week. soc and S1.4S. Should be
S1.2j and $500.
Bengaline Reps choice 4G-inch Lyons
goods. Best shades. They've been
S1.5O. These just in are S1.2j the yard.
The line Of SOC offerings is reinforced for
Monday with some choice stufs that
have been 60c to 7jc.
There are still few of those gray pat
terns-might be called camel s-hair;
are really all-wool; 30 inches wide, 10
yards to the pattern. Sl.sO.
You know you need PIaids.
Can't find them' The stores say
they are scarce? Plenty here.
Here's pretty ones ct 25c.
Imported, at &c ought to be soc. Then
at 47c, 59c and 9Sc-these last will
soon again be $125; they've fetched it
till this little furry caused by delay.
Half-Cotton Plaids, checks and solid cash
mercs, special for Monday at 1Oc a
yard.
Suppose one store sold Caramels
at 6oc a pound and another sold
what purported to be the same at
sos.
Where would you buy?
It'd depend on the caramelS, con-
siderably, wouldn't it? So neither
prices nor descriptions can sell the
magnificent EVENING SILKS. 1t
depends on the silks. You must
see them.
We believe that all in all, or item
for item, our present silk stock ex-
GELS. The price range is S22 the
yard down to 29c.
Here's a few graspable items
Victoria Reps and BengalInes, the new
shades for house and street, Sl.19 and
S1.3j.
New and catchy hair-llne effects in Satin
AIsrvilieux Two-tone, $1.2J and SlGJ.
Evening Shades in Brocade China Silks,
7Jc.
White Brocade, crepe finish, charming
goods, SLID.
These japanese Silks, handmade deli
cate as the fabric Of dream Usually
60c; here 45c.
Washable these. They look all-sllk.
japanese Crepe pink, old rose, light
blue. yellow, cream and white; they've
the 81 .25 sort OF appearance. Only 4Sc.
Two-tone- Tafetas for skirts and waists,
or trimmings, two sorts, 7Jc and Sc.
Let this stand for the Blacks
In quality. warrantable in dye perfect;
direct Lyons importations, $2.19 the
yard.
These at $125 were not meant for COM
parison; but to give for little money
n thoroughly reliable fabric.
Drapery silks seem 10 slide down on
their own sickness. Sc then 69c, 5Sc
and 40c. They've caught at the 4Jc
Notch for this week. All colors. Don't
know how long the prIceu last.
Main Aisle.
When we say VELVE t and
when we sell Velvet we mean it
not the domestic stuff, part raised
in Mississippi and compressed at
Norfolk. Lyons and Zurich are our
hackers. 75c or $3.50 the yard
you're getting all the velvet value
to be sqeezed in.
Lovely two-tone Velvets, $1.4s the yard.
Rear Counter, Main Aisle
"Pretty is that pretty does"
Our CLOAK room is and does.