Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-21
II, u, IS, and II east Broad.
RICHMOND. TUESDAY, February 81. 1898.


RICHMOND. TUESDAY, February 21' 1893.
The wonderful loom exhibition
won't last the week out. Thousands
have seen it. Have you The
primitive loom in the window; the
big jacquard loom inside
There's opportunity yet to Sc.
cure some of those big-valued
GINGHAMS at nc. We've told
YOU what kept them from being
I2Hc..-merely the way they were
rolled or, rather, were not rolled.
The usual TIC. sort are sc. here.
We've never. had such a Bingham
show as greets you this season.
Some 5000 yards ready this morn
ing at I5c.---Zephyr GinghamS.
Others at 1896.
Two sorts at one price---S,o 900
Yards of the newest Scotch Cling
hams and Scotch Zephyr GinehamS,
25c. yard.
There are more CORSETS here
and more kinds of Corsets than any
where in Richmond, several of the
finest makes being controlled in
Richmond by us. The price may
be 2oc. or SII.25, but you are GER
tain of having the most Of corset
worth and corset style for the
money paid. The |. c., a la Per-
sephone, suits almost any lady de-
string a Iong-waiSted, gracefully
shaped Corset at moderate price.
White, SI.75 to S2.75.
Here are three specials for to-
day.
&c. Corset, white or drab, extrn-long waist,
all sizes. A soc. Corset for SOC.
Columbia, gray or tvo-tone' e1tra-iong "As''
all stzes DOC. from Csc.
La Directrice, Of Black Italian Cloth. extra,
long waist, two wide side-bones and boned
'''~ ''O West Aisle.
Last Tuesday we called atten-
ton to our UNLAUNDERED
SHIRTS with results that surprised
even the Big Store, where big
things are the rule. Sizes sold out
before night. We wired the makers
to hurry along more, and they're
ready again---plenty this time. No
wonder they SELL
SOC. buys a SHIRT worthy be-
Cause
It's made Of New-York Muslin;
It's full 30 inches long;
It's bosom Is OF 200 linen, inset:
So are the neckband and wristbands;
il has linen gussets:
All the seams are felled:
1t IL reinforced around the arm-hole;
The buttOn-holes are nicely worked;
There are several styles oil bosom;
ANY length OF sleeve:
Its ct IL guaranteed.
AT 75c. We sell Shirt made OF Utica Nonpa-
REL Muslin; bosom OF best Irish linen, 2i0O-
inset-yhich insures the best fit: every seam
felled: linen bands and gussets; hand
worked button-holes with or without holes
for studs. Amy length sleeve. Zoe. as against
SI.50 you'd pay for custom-made.
The best getable Unlaundered Shirt for 81.
Here's a Shirt OF farly-good round-thread
Nuslin-and not cut crosswise, either; union
linen bosom; reinforced back and front,
good that we can find costs SOC. We sell
this regularly at nc.
The new WINDSOR TlES---2oo
dozen of them---are most tempting.
25c.
At Men's-Goods' Counter, Front.
Tasted the new candy yet?
Imagine butter-Scotch hecked off
with a few selected peanuts. We
call it OLD-FASHlONED New
England taffy. 25c. for pretty
pound box.
It's at the counter with the won
derful COFFEE-POT. We're still
serving coffee---and selling pots.
There should be 1883 in use in
Richmond.
Arch from Main to West Aisle.
Here are $50 Rockingham-ware
TEA-POTS---uSually called Gre
becca at the Well" Six Sizes
I-pint to 4-quart. Many have
flaws, but you'd never see them if
we hadn tOlu l---nODOuy else II
see them, and it's no harm to the
pot. Besides, you save third to a
half--Io, Is, II, 20, IS, and 32c.
for the six sizes.
Basement
World's-Fair Souvenir Coins are
on sale. The only commemorative
coin the government ever minted.
Stamped "half dollar" Sell for
SI---which is just what we give the
fair people for them. It's likely
they'll be worth quite a premium
in a few years. The first one
coined sold for $4,000.
THE COHEN CO