Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-17
RICHMOND, Tuesday, January H. 1893

Did Yesterday 5 cola Keep YOU
from the COTTON Opening? The
weather has quite an influence on
trade-less and less tho with trade
here. Cohen's is a law unto itself ;
we rise supreme to ardor-coollng,
be it caused by January old-fogylSm
or blasts from BoreaS. To-day'S
better than yesterday-we're not
speaking of the weather, nor do we
grumble at tits the store and us
readiness. Several cases whose
contents were needed to complete
the details for the Cotton Opening
had a tusSle with zero-Weatler
freights, got here at last, and were
hurried in place last evening
Hence, we're better ready to-day
than Yesterday. You ask why we
50 largely devote the daily store
news to ahead of the-seaSon
goods /? Because we don't. The
daily newness is pre-eminentIy
interesting; newneSS PrePonde-
rates---why harp on the old The
old is the dust in the road OF wide.
awake progressive retailing---gold
dust for you, our public ; and
you'll gather it fast enough at the
present belittled prices without eX-
pensive and expansive newspaper
notice. OF course, the store news
hints of il; of the savings. But OF
the neW---
Brandenburgs OF blood royal II ever cotton
stun was. Look At IL ever so closely, under
a glass n YOU will. See how clean and
smooth every thread Is. Combed cotton
that's what does IL, and the designing s"u
printing! COlors fast, and sore the pat
terns-sOme audacious; some uo"@ii1ls
cleverly done. All pretty; 81 inch ar
2Oc-if we're French they d be oOc.
Shantong Pongees protrude theirquleter beau
ties. No pretenco OF being more than cot
tOn-but how good, how useful, how charm
ing cotton can DO 20 inches scant l21ec.
It's mean, but they belittle their own glory IN
making these satin GlOrias stand out IN bold
relief. Last years 37I6c. stun made more
dainuly pretty If possible and loo; 81
inches. No..
Contagious beauty caught these-the Tartan
plaids among the silks stole scottish name
and style; the effect Is charming. Now here
are the beauties rightfully caught up by
ScOtia's OWn-Ginghams. 1870. the yard.
All these are from among the
cotton overflow from the rear OF
the store.
Main Aisle
The UNDERWEAR reinforce
ments we spoke of in the Sunday
papers have come-~Part OF them.
We can't forego speaking of one
item---
100 dozen more Of those famous SOC Night
Gowns. The front is composed OF three
hemstitched doube-palts on either side OF
the neck. It's SOC. for soc. you're getting
East Aisle.
Amcng yesterdays newness
came the Cameo DraperieS--serge
grounds handsomely printed. 90
inches and 121Ic. Gone up to the
curtain department. BY the BY,
there're numerous savings there
3 pairs silk Chenille Portieres. one each old
gold, old rose, and ecrue. Handsome dado
and fringe both erds. our reduced price
has been $3.50. Now, S4.5O pair
4 pairs SIX Chenille pO.tleres. old blue ana
olive; wide dado and fringe; our best price
37.4O, now 1915 the pair.
. pairs SILK Chenille pOrtieres, oak shading 10
wood: tho other resceda, 33 inches broken
dado; heavy knotted fringe our best price
$40; now SS the pair.
Several pairs in wood c0lors, old rose, old blue.
and coral: figured all over. They've been
sI2 TO Sl7.06. Your choice $3.50 the pair.
Snowflake Madras Curtains, silk striped; the
$3.50 Kind al $3.50 the pair. 10 pairs OF
repregeutative beauties here.
$3.50 aud 80 satin stripe Madras Curtains
at $3.50 pair.
Silk Curtains vince under pro-
portionate humiliation of price.
Take Elevator.
Just a minute---We forgot this
gold-duSt item---
| Shirt Waists-cloth-bue brown, garnet, and
black; been 1880 fayontes, are s2.7i
drives.
In flannel. same colors, sl.75 for 81 80 sort
East Aisle