Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-08


apair.
Almost every Blanket is as badly
price-pared.
The CARPET man is getting his
stock in readiness for inventory.
Price lifting helping him.
Several pieces Of All.wool Ingram. 6oc. In
stead OF SOC. yard.
What do you think OF this7 Several fun
pieces Of e-wire Tapestry Brussels at 65c. q
oii-ciotb, yard, wide, 19c. square yard.
The Acc. grade az 32c.
The great January Sale of Wo-
mems MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
gathers momentum fromitS intrinsic
merit. We didn't create the
anomaly of selling Muslin Under
wear in mid-winter-it is a trade
evolution. We simply do best
what's do-able at all, and undoubt-
edly Muslin Underwear can be sold
you cheaper in January than July.
Besides, on these great lots we got
the before-the-rise price on cottonS.
About I3o styles in Gowns, Che
misses, Skirts, Drawers, and Corset
Covers.
East Aisle
Here's six HOSIERY leaders for
the week.
Ladies' 50c fast-black Hose at $50 or 3 pair
for al. There's some 500 dozen OF 'em.
800 dozen Ladies' Black Hose, Herm5dou dye.
Not 35c. rs they deserve, but 25c.
Ladies' Black Richelieu Ribbed Hose, Herrns-
dorf dye. We bought enough TO make ooc'
hose Soc.
Richeleu Ribbed Boot-Top II ose, $50.
10C dozen Children's Fast-Black Hose, all sizes
50 TO S1k at one price-12l9c.-and they're
usually 19c. even here.
100 dozen Childrens Black Hose, Hermsdorf
dye, sizes 5l6 70 0I6-au sizes the same 2oc'
-Four representative cuts among
the UNDERWEAR
Ladies' Vests and Drawers, white and natural
our justly-appreciatedn non-shrinkablo goods,
been S1.t9 a garment-now 9Sc.
Another line, been s1.4o, are sl.2O,
Broken sizes Ladies' Black Vests and Drawers,
81 each, from S1.62.
Chtdren's Combination Suits, were sl.1S 10
sl.3S for sze-any size 90c.
Here's the last fluttering end of
the best stock of LEGGlNS we
ever owned
Boys Leather Leggins-wore $3.50 for s2 !;
were &2.75, for s2.25.
Jersey ribbed TOR ladios-were s2.45, are Sc !;
for chlldren-were S1.45, are Sl.2O.
A few WOrsted Leggins to close at 30c.
Little prices hold sway in the
Basement for the week-take
GRANITE IRONWARE, the only
absolutely safe thing to cook in ;
outlaStS tin ten to one. All left of
I76 cases on five tables at prices
like this
25c. will buy = Covered Convex Cooking-Pot,
2-quart sauce-Pan, COffee-Pot, Wash Basin,
Covered Bucket, SOap-Saver, and the like.
You pay on an average fourth OF value.
SOC. buys Cuspidor, Tea-Kettle, Rice Boiler
double bOttOm), Long-Handled steW-Pans,
Covered Pots, etc.
75c. buys Large Tipped stew-Pans, Covered
Pots large Kettle, large Tea-Kettle, Coffee
Boiler or Pot, Butter-Kettle. Value Sl.2o
to $3.50
sl BUYS large Tea-Kettlo, Preserving Kettle,
Dish-Pans, large Pals, Coffee Boilers, for
boarding-honses or large families.
$50. buys choice Of 800 Cake-Moulds or Turks
Heads.
Some lots are in great plenty
others only a few. The picking
II dwindle the chances for late
comers. Prices hold for the week.
We have also arranged ten tables
of CHINA, mostly art pieces from
an immense sample line. Well try
to keep them stocked all week
maybe we can't.
1Oc. buys pretty Cream jugs, Fancy Saucers,
Condiment- Holders, Fancy Plates and Dishes.
25c. buys Small Jardinleres, husband MIX
Sets, and scores OF China bits under value.
50c. buys High Fancy Dishes, Covered Pitch
ers, Meat Dishes, etc.
81 buys choice Of scores OF dainty bits OF China,
Vases, etc.
The whole centre Of our China
Store is gwen over to the display.
It's easy choosing.
Here and there among the
GLASS
spring-Top Molalses Cups, 10c.
Finor, nickel top, anti-drtp, 25c.
Table Sets, O pieces, 10c., value 80 70 4vc
Finger Bowls, l0c., were 20c.
S-inch Glass Dishes, &c. smaller f0r DC.
Pretty Glass Sugar Bowls, 15c., we're 2gc.
= Butter Dishes, engraved, Grectan star design,
value 49,, price 2oc-