Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Two, from twenty, bargains in
all wool SMYRNA RUGS
27x5O inch, s2,2J.
3Ox60 inch. $3.50.

Two bits of ribbon have en-.
tangled a score of falling flowers.
The ribbon full of careleSsly-prettY
knots. That forms the dado, in
one of the new chenille PORTI-
ERES. Fringed and knotted. -Four
general coIorings. The timely use
of some scarce dollars brings them
here to sell at S. pair. You'd
have paid So for as much beauty
heretofore.
And this introduces you to scores
of newest creations; dreams of de-
signers' and Ioom-men's skill, price
Titled to ease o'er-crowded stock
rooms.
Broken dado. medallion effect with care
less strewing OF cat-tails and rushes,
$40 beauty fer S6.lj.
30-inch broken dado; body in rich color
ings: $50 the pair.
Dado and side border $3.50.
All over figures tediously evolved by
careful weavers: Sll 80 the pair.
Silk Curtains, in sage, old rose,
old blue and golden brown ;
heightened in beauty with satin
stripes in contrasting colors. Scarce
dollars makes the price $3.50 the
pair.
With borders. shading and glinting into
many color effects. 5000
SILK Madras. tan and ecru, for want OF
clearer color terms; borders of satin
stripes with gints Of tinsel; $3.50 the
pair
Lambreduins 10 match. with ball fringe.
S295. Either would be s. in easier times.
x Cents has new meaning in
LACE CURTAIN buying. Not
tingham an alI-oYer design ecru,
IS cents pair.
An imitation BRUSSELS Lace, scaloped
edge and tape bound, that measures up
TO our former standard. for $3.50. Now
we've managed to make them $3.50 a
pair
A quite elaborate Nottingham, 3 10 yards
long; white; is yours at sl25 the pair.
As unusual in prettiness as in price.
And 50 on, dollars doing duty
unqueStionably unique, whether
buying two-tone imitation Brussels
of S. value for $3.50 or Real Lace
of web-like delicacy at $3.50.
Its choosing time, though you
postpone their use ; for mills are
not making duplicate stock these
days.
Take Elevator.
And the mill will never weave
with the chances that are gone--its
"busted. Made BLANKETS in
hope of profits that it couldn't hold
out to realize 1914, wool filling, cot
ton used in the honest belief that
it helped the result. White, per-
feet, good, wantable pretty
borders. A really S. Blanket at
S2.45 pair. Only for a day or so.
Take Elevator.
Autumn DRESS STUFFS, bought
on the Scare-the mills get to-day
our retail price for what they were
lucky enough not to sell three
weeks ago. The dress goods
market is emerging from the panic,
100 pieces, SIX cents so cents.
With freight and handling our
merchant friends d charge so cents
and IS cents if they duplicated
now.
All-silk Surah, colors, 60 and rs
cent sorts, so cents.
Black Dress Stuffs at savings,
as gagged, between value and price,
like this
Ns5 siikwarp Henrietta, is inch. a25;
sS inch SIS. for 75c.
81 % Hopsack. t6 inch, for 75c.
sec. Hopsack. yes. and Serge as well. 4cc.
Second Counter. Main Aisle.
Bought wisely enough, but too
many. Hence $50 SKIRTS, cotton
to silk, on a table at ghosts Of
former prices.
Main Aisle.
In summary Cotton Dress Stuffs
S cents does shilling duty, and all
Domestics are selling at prices
worth your buying for use now and
later, That makes Andresco2sipa