The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
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Il, 10, IS and II east Broad.

Il, 10, IS and II east Broad
RICHMOND. Tuesday. Jan. 10. 1888
Here's a mid-winter possiDllI.y
by the biggest CURTAIN sellers III
Richmond-Cohen's.
A small invoice of Lace Curtains. among
them an Imitation Irish Point OF
beautiful design, IL yards long ana
60 inches wide; will wash beauthuiiy
which should be consideration; ABOUT
half worth-S25O pair.
BeIittled prices on VeStibule Mus
Inns and Laces and Drapery stuifs
generally.
At the rate of yesterdays selling
our GRANITE lRONWARE VIII
soon be a thing of the past. That
all our trade may have an oppor-
tunity to share the advantage we
particularize more fully as to the
offerings and savings.
SOC buys
Pudding Pans several sizes. none
worth less than 81. patent -bottbm
kettles with covers; long-handled
sauce-pans worth 75c. 81 and N-25;
stove kettles worth 75c and 81; roast
ing pans worth 81 tea kettles worm
81 and $3.50; cuspadors worth 81 ana
sl.2j.
75c buys
Long-handled sauce pans worth $40;
others with lip and ball. worth ~
preserving kettles worth <L5O; CllnaA
sauce-pans, patent bottom WORTH
$3.50; long-handled sauce pans worth
SIS; batter-kettles worth $l.75; butter
kettles, nickel knobs. $3.50; dinner ket-
ties. worth 81, coffee pots and boilers
worth 1875. $50, 81 and $3.50.
81 buys
Large preserving kettles worth $3.50;
long-handed, ventilated bottom sauce
pans, worth $3.50: buckets worth sl.9y
to $50: large coffee boilers worth S2aJ
to 81; hotel batter kettles worth S@.2O.
25c buys
Covered kettles worth 30 and 7Gc; COW
cred pots worth soc; soap dishes. dip
pers. scoops: wash basins worth zoe.
lie buys measures worth IJc.
Toe buys tunnels worth SOC.
l5c buys pie plates worth PC.
35c buys cake mouds worth soc to sl.5O-
six sizes.
Basement.
Our Book Store gets scarce a
word in the daily store news, and
vet there's no better merchandising
done here than that which is now
giving the 25c paper covered books
atoc.
Our u mos. cloth bound at l9c. COM
prise about 200 titles. At random
here re n few
IvanhOe,
Bride of Lammerrnoor.
PicKwick Papers,
UncOmmercial Traveller,
Robert Elsmere,
Camille,
The Scarlet Letter
Augusta Evans grand novels were not
a holiday squirt at H3S. We Keep
them regularly. so, too, Holmes,
Harland and Fleming at 9Sc-all the
titles.
Late novels reach here quickly.
Anything getable got.
Books, along with them STA
TiONERY, at Cohen prices. A
few of the many good things we
thus summarize:
Coleman's Irish Linen paper-made TO
our order and seasoned for months
satin or rough finish. ice pound pack
age ruled or plain.
Envelopes TO match.
Damask Linene, 2Oc a quire; 81 for
pound box.
Envelopes to match.
Chamois-commercia lSc quire: eOc
box; octave, 15c quire; 75c box; bill
let. y l-2c a quire; Coo a box.
Envelopes TO match.
Box Papers, lOc and 4Sc and many be-
tween prices.
The correct thing in paper for mourn
ing-3jc a box.
For half mourning at same price.
Correspondence Cards 10 and pc box
with envelopes
School Pads, l25 sheets for pencil sc.
For pens, and Sc.
Linen Paper in pads. letter size. %. 80
and 39c.
Playing cards &c 10 soc a pack and
they reach linen serviceables at an
amazingly low price.
West Aisle.
Here are five StraWS that show
how the HANDKERCHIEF wind
blows; why we sell most handker-
chiefs:
Mems tape-bordered, hemmed. &c.
Ladies' initiated. convent made. I'M
Numbered. Sc.
Lalies' undersiZe Embroidered hand
kerchiefs. 1Oc.
Ladies' Silk Halkerchiefs. 15c.
Mems fancy bordered handkerchiefs.
perfectly fast colors, the regular 25c
sort for II lie.
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