Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

RICHMOND. TuUasDtY March ., 1898.
To-day its GLOVE Skid
Gloves. More Kid Gloves than
you've seen at one look beiore-.-
and more cases Of them in transit.
All one make, too; that is, all this
great new stock is---THE FOSTER
KID GLOVE. We've sold this
glove Il long time in connection
with other makes, for some Of
which we were sole agents. We've
watched them all and have SUI
fered the hardShips common to
glove.dealers. There's rs much TO
learn about gloves as anymerchln-
disc carried, and in no stock does
one pay more dearly for expert
ence. We've graduated on
| Understanding the Foster one Of
the few genuine MD Gloves; al
ways reliable and beyond doubt
the best glove 4 lady can wear.
Now we've secured the sole
agency for Foster, Paul & Co.
| in Richmond and will show
wonderful line of these famous
gloves, which, by the c0mpre-
hcnSive terms Of the agency, Wen
handle without intervening profits
from the great factories at Greno-
bic, France, and Berlin, Prussia.
The Glove exhibit opens THIS
MORNING. In addition to cur
efficient corps Of s1lcspeople the
New York Office Of Foster, Paul &
Co. has sent us 4 young lady who
is an authority on gloves and glove
fitting. She will remain 4 few
days. ana her knowledge, skill,
and kind help in glove-lore are at
the disposal Of our patrons.
Foster kid Gloves. stamped "WllIam,'
5-hook. al colors, ~ pair. .,, .,r,
Foster Mousqu"iairre. glacc. stamped "NH-
Uam." all color. SI.31.
| Foster William, slele. al coiors, 10.
Foster 80 CNler, 5-hols, al color5 slap.
| Fostcr "IoWl~r,' M0uQuet aires, gi1ce, tl.fJ.
Foster bowler giace, 1-hOoA, III back
tHus, AMI browns, tl.tJ.
| Suicides ail coi1r-, g..
"To.terina." 1-hook in black and colors; the
acme OF glove elegance, -.
All gloves fitted; warranted
against imperections in kid or
making. ana besides, we keep them
mended. This don't mean that We
practice Sleight-oi-hand and re-crc-
ate gloves that are worn out. It does
mean that we protect you to the
utmost C0mmon-Sense limit, though,
and relieve You from the tedious
darning Of small gaps.
There are still a few of those
Numbered SHIRTS with fine plated
bosomS getlble at 6oc. They were
75c. and 81. The lot is being
closed.
The SOC. unllundered Shirt bids
defiance to its rivals. As they are
getlble with any size sleeve, You
might select a sleeve big enough to
/ laugh in when you read Of other
SOC. shirts being as good.
RICH, Of Entrance.
The new figured MULLS are
stately blondes among the cotton
beauties. For dresses, for aprons.
~ yards wide, 1915 to 22C.
Ola etand-bys N now pricc7-the new stocks
~ Checked Musnns, striped Musins. and
Fiad Musllns, 2G-inch goods, be the Irico
X. or 2Oc, ana you'l easily grcnt that 10
slch values have hitherto been shown.
B1r1crcd MuIis for aprons and dresses; oh
yes all white. The PLAIN ones ara beauu-
he'd with nineteen rows Of machine ham-
stitching the checked have bars Of satin
effect, 10 20 l6ls'
linen for mems trousers II ready, IL you want
40 get the sewing done before hot weather.
pain twilied 1910 20 De. yard.
striped, brown, blue, or red, ISc.
To-dlV's bargain item---yeS,
there're three Of 'em---
English Dimity. full yard wide, lengths from
10 yards, at IL gc.-easlly worth zoe.
Inila LinOns for dre-sc5 aprons, ana the IKE,
thiee grades in lengths OF . 10 20 yards, GU.
@, and lac. a yard-easily worth 10. 10, and
.5C. n ward.