The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-19

| there's redoubled Vig0r put INTO
shopping. No time to be lOSt-be
the days cold or damp the activity
is little checked. What feastS of
Easter dainties are herel What a
revelation of beauty Richmond
has not had such an array of mer-
chandise in her history. The whole
store is picture-come and enjoy
it.
The MILLINERY gathers beauty
every day and we'll set apart some
day this week for a second general
display-which day the papers will
tell you Of. With an array of pat
tern hats just three times as numer-
Gus as last year and with large
work force thoroughly enthuSed
with their work; with the best hints
Of Paris, London and New York at
our command and all under the care
of one of the artst-milinerS Of the
country, it's no wonder that this
business assumes a more and more
important position. If you love
pretty things come and see.
Take Elevator.
Think of buying six hundred
DRESSES at one time! Did you
see the piles and piles of them last
Monday when they opened' Look
now, and notice how they've gone
down. The prices are all-powerful.
Those garments are getable at just
about half the prices that they'd
brought had not the manufacturer
failed. Think of newly made and
stylish costumes at prices like
these!
Elton Suits. ali wool; navy. tan and
black, 1915.
Atwood Blazer suits. navy. tan or
black, 1895.
Navy blue storm serge Blazer Suits,
s425.
Atwood storm serge Eton and Blazer
Suits, in ravy. black and tan; tailor
made. Sc.
Tton Suits. tailor made, OF imported
broadcloth in tan, navy and black;
satin faced. Sc. Equal excellence has
not been bought under sl2.
Empress Elton Suits of summer kersey;
tanor-made, $50 buys a Si5 value.
Elton and Blazer Suits Of English Clay
Serge; navy, tan and black. Leg Of
mutton sleeves. All tailor made. sly
No, so.
Blazer Suits With divided Empire cape.
French broadcloth in tan, navy and
black, most tastefully embroidered.
A s23 costume at SIS.
These hint of the great 600. But
they are only an incident Of the
business; unusual in numbers, to
be sure.
The Princess Marie Suits are the acme
of spring beauty. Cray and tan cloth
costumes with silk waist. over which
there is worn Bolero jacket match
| Ing skirt. All embroidered in ex-
quisite taste. You'd hardly gather the
materials and have one made under
$50. These are Sl775
Other spring suits at ST and 50.
Maybe half hundred chances
to suit you in a spring CAPE from
the exquisite combination Of lace,
cloth and ribbons at $3.50, to the
modest beauty in navy or black at
$3.50.
BOLERO JACKETS, as charming as
can be Sc and s.
CHILDREN'S REFERS and
JACKETS, $3.50 to S.
Take Elevator.
Never has SILKS been such
dreams of beauty as this spring,
all kinds of Ioom-tricks being re-
sorted to in the quest for newneSS.
We've chosen laviShly and few
representative beauties escaped US.
As in the wooens the charm Of ex-
clusivenesS hedges about many of
the eleganceS as only one dress
length of a kind was secured. Do
you appreciate our thoughtfulneSS?
A great line OF BengalInes Is here. re-
vealing the widest range OF new color
ings. 1915 10 sl.S5.
| There's a line OF woven Bengaiines here
at 65c yard Don't confound them
with the stamped satins. These are
woven.
Exquisite Hernanis are shown; in all
black and in black with tiny bits OF
brightness. $50 a yard and upward.
An extreme novelty is shown in
Grenadines; shading from brightness
10 black.
Nearly 1000 yards OF new Wash silks
20 on sale this morning at 4sc.
Main Aisle.
It's an easy step from the silks
to the WOOLENS with a pause at
hosts of novel effects in silk-and-
wool.
Take Plusbelle. the sllkiest OF looks
with the charming softness OF wool
liberal half Of It is silk. Pretty
colorings. 80 in. yl37 IL. Also In
black, white and cream.
| Illuminated English Checks show what
beauty IS getsble from pure wool
alone. 80 in. SL20.
| All-woOl Plisse. a French stuff OF much
beauty, i3 in, 81. 1t is Of a grade
easily worth sl3S
Empress Bengalines IN all the spring
shades, 40 TO 46 in, SIC 70 Sl.20.
| piled-up beauty in several colorings-
French Bengaline Reps, 40 in. S5c.
The plaid-weavers seem TO think any
thing that's pretty one way will be as
pretty again II run both ways SO
we have plaids In everything and Of
everything-and they are wonderfully
pretty. SOC TO s2.9S yard.
| Half-wool plaids, quite an assortment