The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-15
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RICHMOND. Wednesday. Feb. IS. 1919
You've heard of people who
"work like a Turk an intermin-
able but poky pegging away that
amounts to little. Look at the Ar.
menian in the window, working
Turk-faShion. Two or three towels
a day, his product. Then turn 10
the American weaver inside the
store, with his big jacquard loom.
Seven handsomer towels in an
hour, is his product. Stores differ
quite as much-the rutty kind with
small ideas and few facilities
small business and necessarily high
prices or failure. The modern,
Cohen sort, with an organization
quite as complete 10 the unlntated
as the jacquard loom; but as posi-
lively good-bigger business and
lesser prices. The Jacquard makes
the cheaper, better towel, tho its
operator gets more than two Turks
could earn, and pays for motive
power besides. Big expenses mean
cheaper goods, if the expense is
wisely incurred.
We have a bigger and more
varied line Of Turkish goods dis
played than are in all other Rich
mond stores combined-more than
well carry after the loom exhibi-
ton is over. These we are enabled
to offer at tempting prices. It's
prudence, economy and satisfaction
combined to buy now for the needs
of months to come. No weave
equals the Turkish weave for bath
purposes; no toWeling and robing
is so intrinsicaIly cheap-none SO
easily Numbered; none more dura-
bic.
Towels. 1sx2O. plain or fancy, Sc lSzn
Tor Sc.
Soft finish. two-ply. l9x3S. FOR Zoe. 2oS0
for T. 1-2c, 2lxi6 for zoe.
The ladies like this soft finished. piece
hleached towel-lsx36 for Zoe. lgxl6
heavier, l2 l-2c; 2ix4s Tor 25c. 2lx4s.
woven border, 25c; 22x52. kno,ted
fringe. 25c.
For a FRACTIONAL towel. this 2ixi6 at &c
is pre-eminently the thing.
More vigorously fractional I'm linen
2Ox42 at DC; 24xS6 for 81 lie, 2ix@.
heavier SOC.
For those who expect # all I'm one ve
Lob
soft and absorbent. the other. hard
and fractional, 81 lie, SOC, g. l-2c
All these goods are made for hard
service and they take to water
with duck-like compIacency. The
coIors, as one lady put it, "seem
toimprove with washing" There're
scores of fancy weaves not
mentioned above-25c to SI.25.
There're fifty plain sorts not limited
al above.
Bath Robes. $3.50 or $40. or anywhere
between.
Slippers. SOC a pair.
Bath Mitts. 20c; Flesh Mitts. 25c.
East Aisle.
Satteen goodness that sticks out
as plainly as a sore thumb. You've
never seen a more excellent black,
a smoother and more beautiful
weave. Only 20 inches wide,
hence lac instead Of 25c.
Herere black satteens lightened with
bits Of color. 30 IL inches wide, ~ l--c
Pin Stripes and bigger stripes. some
where half Of it is I'm the strpe-which
is white, no matter what color the
ground is-maybe white was the
ground and the color was put on Any
how II lie for 3l-lnch goods. India
Main Aisle.
The rain Monday saved some Of
of those LAMP SHADES for
another day-to-day. Some lace
covered, some silk fringed, some
decorated-nearly all for Piano
lamps
They've been $3.50 TO asS. ANY 81.
They've been $3.50 10 $50 Any Joc.
They've been 6gc TO 81. Any S3c-
They've been 80 to 5Oc-and are not for
piano lamps. Any Joe.
They're shades you'd not pay the former
price for-but are wonderful bargains
at these prices.
New Pictures came in yester'
day
Imitation Pasteles-beautifully framed
large panels. s2.25; large square. Ns'
Two exceedingly lovely japanese etch-
ings. 1915 and 81.
Maybe % subjects among the new en-
cravings In handsome and unique
frames. Quite large. $50 each.
Here's 4 pure white French
China Dinner Set, IoI pieces, $50
instead Of SIS.
White ironstone China Tea Pots. large
i5c 10 close.
A few covered vegetable dishes lc 10
close-Only z.
japanese and French decorated water
pitchers $50 from $29s ana SN.
French China CuspidOrs, decorated, 700
many. so to-day we'll sell them uo"n
at 75c instead OF Sls9.
Cracker Jars. Beleek ana FRENCH .
from 1915.
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