The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-30
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RICHMOND. Thursday. March 20 1879.

RICHMOND. THURSDAY March 30 1879.
Even this great MILLINERY
business has its limitations, and,
despite the many nimble fingers and
bright minds of the work-room, the
ordering Of the Easter bonnet may
be too long deferred. Come in to-
day. Talent, tact, taste. The
trio tells! The greatest millinery
business of Richmond has grown
through merit. We have ideas;
we buy ideas; our manager goes to
Paris, to London, to New York for
ideas. Paris connections send ideas
between times. Ideas mentally
digested give our inspirations
we're not coPyiSts.
Take Elevator.
Each recurring year brings out
more clearly the gift feature OF
Easter-the pleasant interchange
of bits of sentiment and beauty.
BY right of priority Of course EAo-
TER CARDS and EASTER
BOOKLETS. The collection this
year has been replete with new
ness and beauty. q to SOC at our
Book Store.
But they are but an incident
among the hundreds of givable
things. A piece Of CUT-GLASS
is choosabIe at any price from SOC
SIS.
to Charming Photograph Frames are
here. Silver beauty in non-tar-
nishabIe metal. A dozen or more
pretty designs. And the price is
Is cents ! They are Seeable at en-
trance and in the Basement.
Another line at soc.
In quadruple silver plate up and up to
S.
An unusually charming display Of bev-
eled MIRRORS. Beauties. 5oc TO $50
A special importation of 1852 CUPS AND
SAUCERS is turned over 10 Us for
fraction OF real value
After dinner conees,
Chocolate cups.
exquisite French China in true India
decorations. Such goods usually range
from s275 TO $3.50 a dozen. These are
offered to-day at y lie for cup and
saucer,
Basement.
The scent of the Easter flowers
is stolen and confined in dainty
vials or more pretentious bottles.
Every worthy perfume of both sides
the sea is ready. Our prices on
them
Toilet bottles and Powder PuHs in hlli-
gree are here in new force.
West Aisle.
Here are scores of presentable
shapes in Silverplated Ware from
the Hartford Silver Company, one
of the best makes in America. In
quadruple plate we show well on
to their complete line
Bon-bon Dishes and Trays, soc to $50.
Baskets
Mugs. 1875 10 1925.
Bread Trays. g 20 $50.
Pitchers 1920 10 $22.
Condeused-milk holders. 1875.
Napkin Rings, 75c to Sl.2o.
Soup Tureen. $3.50.
Butter Dishes. Pickle Casters.
Butter Knives. large and small.
Individual Salts, unique shapes, set Of
FOR $3.50.
Comb and Brush Sets. 81 to $3.50.
Manicure Sets.
Cologne Sets.
Then here are the famous Rogers
goods-kniveS, forks and spoons.
In Sterling Silver and Coin Silver
are hosts Of pretty shapes
Souvenir Spoons. 81 to $40 each.
Hat and Hair Pins.
Buckles.
Clasps
Stick Pins.
Then, light as air, come in the
artistic concets in aluminum-sil-
yer beauty without its tendency to
tarnish.
Front.
Embroidered Chiffon Handker-
chiefs-no, not all chiffon; some
are silk. G5c to S2.25 each-the
latter is silk and chiffon in combina-
ton with embroidery in lace
effect. The handkerchiefS III fllrt
with your purse this morning. Take
care
Cotton handkerchiefs; linen handker-
chiefs Both proper but bad 10 mix.
Ladies pure linen handkerchiefs. |
hemstitched. lie.
Wider hens. poe and up and up 10 S2.75.
Ladies' Swiss Handkerchiefs, scailopcd |
and embroidered, II l2c.
Mems linen handkerchiefs, y - 10 SOC. |
Mems cotton handkerchiefs 10 lie.
East Aisle.