The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
THE COHEN co.

THE COHEN co.
the notorious "Cloverdaie" Suit, for
MORE Nantes, with real Brussels Lace
and Ribbons, from $3.50 to 80; from
s2i to $40; from 80 to 81.
Cloth. from IS to $3.50; from s2o TO ";
with half hundred o...er prices-ah
at some reductions.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Vests. white or
white with coiors. to be &c. were
$50 and SIS.
Lawn Dresses, were A15: now szp
White and White with Colored Embrold-
cry Dresses, were sl4; now 80
Ladies' Wrappers are ijc. from nc;
others are 75c. 81, and up TO Noo-al
somewhere about one-half former
prices.
The cause of the Shirt Waist
storm all hands around got fright
ened at the quantity on hand.
There will soon be no more giving
OF half the material and all OF the
sewing.
SILK Shirt Waists. that would sell for
OF ma Ha,nd-Made India SILK, were IS to So,
now $3.50. -.
silk Shirt Waists. that were IS and So
are S.
Sacques, 2ec, from 4Sc; 55c. from VIC;
SIPS, from $3.50. ETC., for Is Sorts.
To be given away at soc each.
Full Numbered Yoke Back Percale
Shirt Waists that were SI.2o each.
sOc buys $3.50 Shirt Waists.
25c buys good SOC Waists.
We have wrecked the price of
Mating this season, so the mer-
chants say, and some So pieces on
hand shall go at one-quarter off
former prices. We are also ready
to sell Carpets cheaper than ever.
Yard wide Ingrains. all wool, last sea-
son sc; now SOC.
Yard wide Extra Super, last season
79c; now 40c.
Wool Mixed Ingram for Bic.
All Cotton Ingram for l5c.
Tapestry Brussels for 4Oc. from roc;
other at 40c. from Csc.
Body Brussels for G. lie, from 81.
The Millinery says "we must
sell these out"
Navy Blue and Brown Fancy Milan
Flats Tor l0c. from 33c.
Ladies Navy and Brown Lace Strand
Shapes for lie. from BE.
Ladies' Black Lace Strand Shapes Tor
25c were SOC
White Sailors TO be sold now for SOC;
Navy for l5c; Trimmed for 25c.
Ready Trimmed Hats for what may be
the price of the trimming.
Daisies. Buttercups, Hyacinths, Roses,
and others Of the leading flowers are
holding high carnival here.
Big price break in the Basement.
Expecting a big fruit crop this season, |
We bought heavily in FRUIT JAkS;
The usual price OF MASON RClr |
JARS are from Toe to Sl.25 per dozen. |
We will open the season by Offering |
MONDAY ONLY Mason's Fruit Jars |
porcelain lined top, pints and quarts,
for 45c per dozen.
JARS.
Stoves at TOO each.
For Monday only we will offer Double
oil Stoves. two four-inch wicks, iron
bottom for 79c; sold elsewhere for s 80.
1000 dozen Thin-Blown Bohemian Tum-
blers, richly engraved. iSc dozen.
A large assortment selected best
quality EnameIed Steel KITCHEN
WARE-Sauce Pans, Tea Pots,
Fry Pans, &C., usually sold at from
76c to sG.27 each-all for 4Sc.
MANY OTHER EQUALLY AT
IRACTlVE BARGAINS IN BASE
MENT FOR 46c.
The Chair business causes furry.
New and attractive, with prices
that are marveIouSIy low.
They say G9c for a good Rocker. made
Of hard maple. light nnish, spindle !
back ana double seat.
Double Arm Oak Rocker. fancy high /
back. silk plush seat, for {3.75.
Gentlemans Rocker antique oak. with |
pressed sole leather seat. carved back,
and worth $3.50, for D75.
Again 200 Of them. That noted
md attractive Rattan Rocker, equal
n all to a S. chair, for SI.9o each.
Don't let mosquitoes or flies light
N you while prices for Screens are
or windows, IS, IS, SO and SOC;
oors, 79c to SI.2o.