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GGEAI YiLuDS IN DRESS GOODS

81 Wool-Filled Cashmere. all shades ana
only Garnet and Myrtle left OF those
ae-inch Cashmeres at l5c. These are the
regular DC. goods. s..- 90 i,cbe.
~ pieces SILK, shot ehects' 80 lhcheS
wide ali at l9c. These are the i0c. goods
ANY shade 36-inch Wool-Filied neh-
rietta. as fine as was ever SHOWN az o'1aS''
See the storm Serge We are showing al
s9c. Strictly all wool. and would De cheap
at SOC. l., r.,,;,,, silks
Readed Guimps. Passementeries, ana
lets of all styles just in, and all al Ne"
underwear to suit everybody at every
stage In life. ,,.., oil s,zes ,sc
children's Merino Vests, 10 anu To- at
,oc larger sizes at a slight advance.
Infants Atwood Vests, 2ee.' either
white or scarlet. u,,. Watch,
ladies' Iong-Sleeye Winter elgh'
Derby-Ribbed Vests, loo. Tor the zoc. quar-
ladies' Egyptian Maco Tape-Neck Long
sleeve DERBY ibbed Vests, extra weight
25c.; real value. oOc n, ,,oo,
Ladies' Flat Vests, 40 per CENT "oo''
50c.; Pants TO matcn; ~, co.,., Vast,
Ladies' Strictly ALL" ool Sca'ie' ''''''
&C., richly worth 81
Mems Merino Shirts. tape neck anu
fly, pc.
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The
|Fourqureal.
Price Go.
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS

Such Silk anil Drc.. GaL
selling a' has been loa. D..
the past three week. ,,..
ly to your advantage. l..
the stock continuously
ing. The patterns }os,..
to-day are gone toru....
new ones are in ta..r ..-
something new a.' trt
offer you aud SOM ....
have not seen b..o. I
week will iinI a. H..
new effects ior .a.."..
sides all the -'., .-..
popular weave.
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full and handsome assortment OF Lad es
Handkerchief.

A full md handsome assortment OF ladies'
Handkerchiefs.
Never before have we had 50
many BARGAINS to offer in
HOUSEWARE DEPARTMENT.
Shrewd buying and cash combined
have done some wonderful things.
Come and see the display.
Real China Decorated Chocolate Pota, o.
quistely SHAPED, and ers WORTH 81 eaeh'
for o..
Frsnch Chin. Chocolate Pot (Hayilant & Co.
magniacenty decorated and beautifully
Real China cups and sauccrs, neatly deco
rated, : per dozen.
$50 dozen French China Tea or
Dessert Plates. richly decorated
and huted edge-actual value s.
per dozen--for I2c. each.
100 dozen Real China Fruit Plates. centre
decoration and finished in gold, o.. each
Re,I China Cuspeiots, full sizs ami neatly
decorated. 2gc coca.
Full-sizs CuspadoIs, hand painted, l2]ac.
each.
Special sale lollet-Sets.
Co,,ave-sh,pe To.let-sc,s. realty decorated.
fon size add 10 pieces, Ter SCI 10 usn-
ally 81.
Hanlsomcly-shaped Decorated Toiist-Se,s. 10
pieces, ana are usually sS-the set ios
Decorated l2-piece Tonet-sets, WITH large
>lOn Jar. foral decOra'ton-ler ger. t3"'
Decorated Toilet Sets. tseutiiuly chapel III
pieces. and arc usually - me sell Tor 3d.
25o Decorated Bowls and Pitch
erS, extra large size and handsome
~ shaped. for 99c. per set.
New Cracker Jars. solid delicate colors, god
handos csc. eaca.
2Jc. each.
Jardinieres and PedestaIS.
Beautiful Pedos'als with Jardinierc- 70 match
English Az Pottery, $500. actual worth
go. Other styles for s. Az ana $500
Eight various styles JardlniereS,
English Pottery, newest shapes
and colors, large sizes, actual worth
$3.50 to S2.75 each all put on one
counter and will he sold at the uni
form prize of oS cents each.
Banquet L-npS and Tables.
Brass Banquet Lamp, embossed hoad, fancy
bottom, corrugated column, ana ceaire-orau
burner. slG6.
Brass Banquet Lamp, fancy head, hGigree bot
tom, silver ngure column, S2.io.
Burnished Brass Banquet Lamp, onyx column
center-drait burner, 1928.
Burnisnei Brass Banquet Lamp, nligree iount
Hnd bottom, column Of combination imperial
ware ana onyx, $3.50.
Solid brass Banquet Lamp GOLD PLATED,
imperial ware centre. side handles, 80.
Solid Brass OnYX-Top Tables,
fancy legs and centre, actual value
SS each, special for S4.75.
Solid Brass Onyx-Top Tables,
gold-plated, actual worth $40 each,
for S6.75.
Gold-PIated Brass Tables, dou-
ble-deck onyx, fancy curved legs,
actual worth sI4, for 1896.
Doll-Baby readiness. Dolls from
&c. for the small china kind to SIS
for the handSomeSt dressed French
biSque.
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CL0AAS ! CAPES! WRAPS !

Our Wrap Department has already
gone far beyond our expectations, and
by special efforts have We filed in on
some OF the most desirable numbers. Last
week we advertised i23-lnch-spread
Black Cheviot Cape. braided and fur
edged. at $29s. and on Monday az noon
we We're sold out. TOMORROW we
place on sale all We could get OF the
same Capes, Sc, al the same price, S.sS.
Don't delay
Our line OF Cloaks comprise all the
novelties that could be made OF Cheviots,
Meltons. Beavers. kerseys. and Broad
cloths. and In Capes the same also.
Beautiful effects in Plush. Fur. and AS
trachan: also Coney and Electric Seal.
Children's Wraps. either Gretchen or
Jacket, In myriads Of patterns.
1t Is surely TO your own good 10 inspect
our Wrap Department before buying.
Blankets In good. long nap. eithG white
or silver gray, from sc. up 10 the finest
grades.
our lo-i California Wool Blanket at $i.9s
is good 81 value.
Mink Tibbets. open-mouth heads, this
week. sec.
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Boys Clothing! Boys Clothing

A new department, but decided money
saver for our many customers.
1900 pairs Boys Wool Pants. ages to
II years. at 25c. You can't find their equal
al soc.
800 pairs Boys Neat-Pattern Cashmere
Pants. Sc: actual value. 81.
neat, stylish, elegantly made, and shown
by no clothing house for less than $50.
but here sl.i3 for the Suit.
30 Boys Refer Suits. made In neat
woollen checks. ages to 10. wide braid on
collar and sleeve. si.73 a Suit; old-llne
clothing price, $3.50.
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Mems Random Mixed Shirts at %. %,
and 3lI.c., each worth just half as much
again.
three-fourths wool, rib tail. i6c.; Drawers
TO match.
Mems Extra Weight Merino Shirts and
Drawers at 81: and iSc.; the former you
never saw for less than 90 and the latter
Zoe
See the quality OF the Mems Shirts and
Drawers We are Offering at 1Jc. and 81;
either white. red, or natural.
Big Values in Mems Canton Drawers.
Think Of Good Canton Drawer AZ 2lc.
The same with double banjo seat, 25c.
The best Drawer yoiI ever bought at
soc matched here at 29c
Our Special-Make Drawer at 3Tl2c. Is
far better than you ever bought at SOC.
Three special features OF our Drawer
Stock-well made, full sizes, low prices.
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Algerian Seal cspc,. 90 and 30 inches long,
superior quality. $50. ,o,r
Real AstrachDn Fur Capes, ~ lnCh"S iO"e'
sl5: 80 inches, 5l7.oO.
Seal Fur Capes, beauties fisoU. -,
Coney-Fur Capes, n and 80 inchcs 'chg'
Tnncrtei Velvet Capes, with vandyke lct en-
broldory, 80 inches long, $50. ,o,
Slk-Plush Capes, martn lux coi'a'' ~ 'N-"NS
silS.Plush Capes. seal collar and edeins'
$3.50.
oxford Coa,r, various lengths and shades 3d.
80, AMI 81 Loo. 1900 a-o
Navy Chinchnla Coats. $500 and s4.5O-
stylish garments.
Made to our own order by one
of the toniest makers-tall neck
wear, including the handsomest
and most stylish SOC. goods
ever offered. See what 25c. will
do here. Opening would be incom-
petely told if we omit mentioning
the pretty fall ginghamS.
The designs are tho pick OF tho best mills, &C.,
Sl.c.. 1Cc. yard. .
A case OF pretty Turkey Red Prints, with
pretty black agnres, the best designs we've
shown his season. 3isc. yard.
case Of 1O-4 Bleached sheetinS, good quali'y'
l7c. yard.
case OF 4a.Inch Pillow Case Gotten. 5s4c-
yard.
Carpet Buying was never such
price easy work, nor have we ever
shown 50 handsome a stock, and
we speak OF Ingram as well as
Brussels, for many Of the former
we've had produced in Brussels de-
signs, giving you Brussels Beauty
at Ingram Price with its two usual
sides. Brussels costs you 4oc. a
ward or 1885,, as you choose, for a
very fine one, made and laid on
your floor, while in Administers,
Witons. Body Brussels, and Mo-
quotes we offer you the maximum
of Carpet value at the minimum
price.
Carpets laid the day you buy
them, if necessary.
Opening Display in our BOOK
DEPARTMENT alone would oc-
cupy you a day for a good look.
No trouble to find Books or Sta
tionery at Dry Goods Prices. Hsre
everything IS marked at Special
and Best Prices.
Walk through the Mems and
Ladies' KNIT UNDERWEAR De-
partment and see the wonderful
drop in prices.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Nothing adds more to the effect
of a dress than the garnlture.
Full attention has been given to
the selection Of Dress Trimmings,
and therefore this department has
reached the height Of completion.
Jet Vandykes, lnSertingS, Edges,
Collarettes, and all the latest eff
tectS.
HANDKERCHlEFS.
100 dozen Gentemens Initial Handkerchiefs
haud.em brOlderei, DC.
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Dress Goods

are moving. We offer the following In
DRESS GOODS:
10 yards IMITATION WOOL PLAlDS.
red and black, for iNc.
10 yards IMITATION SCOTCH PLAIDS
for CSC. Any quantity Of them for and
el-4c. per yard.
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colorings two-toned effects. Equal in ap-
pearance TO the zoe. imported stuffs.
3S-inch All-Wool Eugllsh Cheyiots, new shad-
ings, 2Jc.
30. for an exquisite line Of shadings In Co
vert Cloths.
SOC for Imported Two-Toned English Bee
suitings. Nothing p:ettie- out for this sea-
3s-inch Atwood Imported Chevots in newest
OF mixtures; spirited, striking combines,
4oc n yard.
54.inch Florette Cloth. one OF tho best mate
rails produced this season. AGO.. all shades
75,. for Al-Wool Dainty Dress Fabrics. our
own importation. Nothing sold tor cl.25 to
equal them anywhere.
45inch Imported Dress Novelties, the usual
$3.50 ana So s,ufs, sl.4S and sl.6S yard.
MuchneSs don't always count,
but think of the selection possible
from a $50, 900 collection of Silks!
Silks are understandable beauties.
Only seeing will suffice.
Price hints, Doc. to $40 a yard or, to particu-
lariZe:
Black Ground Fables. with Colorei Embroi-
derei Figures, twenty -niue different designs
TO select from, 5 yard
Black Ground tailles, with Black Embroi-
dered satin Duchess Figures, XXX weights,
Illuminated Two.Toned Tafeta Effects. go'-
ten up as ShirtWalst specialiies, Doc. a
yard.
Al Silk 2I.inch Black Gros-Grain, so much in
demand, SAC. yard
Black Ail-silK Casnmire Royal, 90 inches wide,
So j value.
Soft satin Duclesse, In evening shades, oSc' q
yard.
In BLACK GOODS the famous
Prestley weaveS easily occupy first
place, while French and American
GOODS are shown from every worthy
maker. Immense purchases in this
department makes price-llttllng
possible here.
Prestley's Cancels Hair. As inches wide' 9sc'
46..n.n Fine Tress Imperial Serge, 69c.. were
Inch Storm Serge, s5c.-ai.2o value.
44-inch Figured Creponeie. soc.-si'lS
Ali.%ool 3s.inch Black Henrietta, SOC. yard.
Ah-Wool Storm Serge, 80 inches wide, 39c. a
yard.
So far as we know there never
has been such a gathering OF Che
nile, Lace, Silk, and Ddmask Dra-
perieS in Richmond or the South +;
certainly never before an entire
stock gathered directly from the
mills at home and abroad, with the
saving of all intermediate costs.
Think OF pretty Nottingham Lace Curtain
at 30. q PAIR.
$50 pairs. 80 yards long, 80 inches wide,
pretty designs, LOO \ pair.
100 pairs Chenille FOrtleres, with double
fringe and dedo top and bottom. sLSo a
pnir-any shade.
CheuiIle forueres, 81 inches, dedo top and
bottom, extra wide, exquisite patterns, ga
pair
yard.
Chenille Table-Coyers take prominent place
hero. Bargains, too.
sjc for ID Chenille Covers, any shade.
0sc for 81 Damask Tablet Covers.
EXQUISITE line Of Furniture Brocateiies.
There is a neWneSS sand elegance
in the Wrap exhibit that keeps the
pretty Cloak Department thronged.
Come in and enjoy it all. Hun
dredS OF matchleSS garments tad-
VantageouS prices.
Handsome seal Capes, 30 inches long, with
martin-tur collar, e37.
UHrNA "N
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An ALL~WOOL BLACK OR COLORED
FLANNEL DRESS PATTERN 80 inches
wide. yards OF It and good Innings for
s2.79-29c. per yard.
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ITO CAP THE CLIMAT'

we have added a magnificent line Of
BOYS AND GIRLS CAPS to our stock
CAPS, l9c. CAPS, &c. CAPS, pc
BICYCLE CAPS. soc.
TAM O'SHANTERS. Soc
In fact, all the latest shapes at Lowest
prices.
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Boys Double-Breasted Box-Coat in blue
and black cheviot, to IA years. $i9s Suit
The true value is 1915.
Boys Plain Storm Overcoats In neat
pattern cloth. si.i3. richly worth g.
We can't enumerate all, but We can save
you dollars when you buy your chill
dren.s clothing II You call To see Us.
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CLOTH cBPES.

FUR CAPEs. PLUSH CAPEs. AsTRA-
KHAN CAPES
Our WRAP DEPARTMENT was never
so full OF attractions as now.
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COTTON DRESS FABRICS,

such as OUTINGS, GINGHAMS, SAT-
TEENS, PERCALES. CALICOES, In
great variety at the lowest prices.
DRESS GINGHAMS, &c. upwards.
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JET LACE.

New pattern, in i"L
servings and D.. Lt...
dykes from / to $ .r...-.
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HALF WOOL DRESS GOODS,

Double Fold, % inches wide. s yards for
a dress. and with Innings mentioned be-
fore. for $50. These are In a dozen DIFF
ferent patterns.
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SILKS. SAIlNS, VEIVETS,

We cut all our VELVETS on the bias
when desired.
COLORED TRIMMING SILK VEL
VETS, Soc. up 10 $50 per yard.
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Scotch Effects.

COTTON DRESS GOODS. 80 inches
wide, yards for a dress, and with Linz
ings, all for 1913.
STYLISH, PRETTY GOODS-s2Ss A
DRESS
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ART AT LOW FIGURES,

THE ROAD TO HEAVEN" a beauti
full $3.50 subscription book. for 4Sc.
CONSERVED GINGER. q and nc.
box.
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METHODIST CHURCHES.

Centenary ch.rch-Rev w. F. Richard
son. Kansas City, Mo, a. NJ; Rev. A b.
Philputt. Philadelphia, Pa, p. NJ.
Broad-Street church-Itev. 3. b. Tyler
ID. D, New York city. L. VI.
Park-Place church-Rev. ID. r. Lucas
Indianapolis. Ind, a. NJ; Rev. Mark
Coils. Lexington. Ky, F. NJ.
Clay-Street church-Rev. B. l.. Smith
Topeka. Kan, A. NJ; Rev n. S. Haynes
Chicago. Ill. Il. NJ.
Union-Station-Rey. j. u. Tyler, Cleye
land, O.. A. NJ.
Washington-Stre church-Rev. X. w
Lilly, Radford. Va. =. NJ.
Laurel-Street church-Rev. j. G. Wag
goner. Buffalo. n. Y. A. NJ; Rev. Johr
S. Strouse. Columbus, O.. p. NJ.
West-End church Manchester)-Rev
f. L. Widger, LaPorte, Ind. =. M Rev
W. r. Motley. Newport News, Va. Z. NJ
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An AlS-WOol Dress

and better Body Lining and Linen Can
vas Facing. 8 yards Flannel. In black and
colors; 2 yards Double Fold Siesa.
II he, and / yard u lie. Canvas. with
other Innings mentioned before, for 81 10.
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Dress and Innings

10 yards HALF WOOL CASHMERE. %
inches wide and the following Innings:
az yards Jeans l3c.; yard canvas,
I9c.; s yards Cambria. Soc; dozen Bones.
lOc. Hooks and Eyes. &C.: Velyeleen
yiaid. lOc.; SIX and Cotton, l2c.-for $3.50
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Underwear.

"A change In UNDERWEAR Is neces.
sary. and our prices are greatly changed
for the beneft Of the customer.
81 MERlNO VESTS for 75c. etc.
MERINO UNDERWEAR for everybody
from 25c. up.
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CHAMELEON EFFECTS

In Half Wool Dress Goods, 80 inches wide
s yards for dress. and with Innings men
toned before all for $3.50
See these, for they are pretty and cheap
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Floor Coverings.
A RUG BARGAIN

30 SMYRNA RUGS, size 3lxs7, at si.9S
worth s2.75 to-day, and sold at this price
elsewhere.
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Hair RUGS
IN NEW COMBINATION

RUGS. 42r. 10 si25.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH. A., "a. Ga, 81, al
20. per square yard.
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BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT

IL especially strong IN good goods and low
prices. BLACK GOODS TO suit all classes.
BLACK NUN'S-VE1LING. for Veiis. Zoe.
70 Sc.
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Il ~
and Manchester is as follows:
BAPTIST CHURCHES.
First church-Rev. J. II. Garrison, ID.
D.. ST. Louis. Mo, a. NJ: Professor W.
u. McClintic, Phi. D., Chicago University.
T. NJ.
Second church-Rev. J. II. Lamar.
Valdosta, Ga, A. NJ.
Grace-Street church-Professor II. Il.
Wlllett, ID. d, Chicago University, p NJ.
Grove-Avenue church-Rev c. L. Loois.
Kentucky. A. NJ; Rev. II. McDiarmid'
president Bethany College. Il. VI.
Leigh-Street Church-Rev. Cary -.
Morgan. Minneapolis. Mimi. A. NJ; Rev.
John A. Brooks. Memphis, +. NJ.
Pine-Street church-Rev W. S. Priest.
Denver, Col, a. NJ; Rev s. NJ. Jefferson,
Bethany, w. Va, L. NJ.
Randolph church--Rev. II. +.
McLane, Cincinnati, O.. A. NJ; Rev. Il.
c. Deweese Eureka. Ill, y. NJ.
Bainbridge-Street church (Manchester)-
Rev. Henry Stewart, 81. Johns, y. b.
a. NJ; Rev. Il. V. collars, president
Hiram College. p. NJ.
Stockton Street church (Manchester)-
Rev. II. c. Garrison. Roanoke, Va. A.
NJ. Rev. NJ. l.. Streator, Denver. Col,
L. NJ.
Clopton-Street church-Rev. Frank Tai
madge, Palestine. Tex, a. NJ: Rev. S. T.
Willis. Brooklyn. y. Y, =. NJ.
Calvary church-Rev. !. j. Spencer.
Louisville. Ky. A. NJ; Rev. C. p. Will
hanson. Atlanta. Ga, i. NJ.
Barton Heights church-Rev ]. S.
White, Mlllersburg. o.
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AN ALl.SM0OTH IMPERIAL SERGE,

IS inches wide, In black and coiors. Tor,
merry SOC, now 39c. Six yards or II and
good Innings all for 1873.
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OUR STOCK IS FULL ,y
OUR DESIRE IS TO SELL. THE GOODS
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UTICA ShEEIlaG

IS the best made. We keep 4 in SIX
zoe, 81 at &c, 1914 at sc, ia at S0c.
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Funeral trf Mr.. Burke.

The remains OF Mr. III. r. Burke, Jr.
go laid TO rest Yesterday morning.
A requiem mass for the repose OF his
cor, was sung Mt st. Peters Cathedral
Thence his remains were followed to CAL
vary Cemetery by one OF the largest pro-
sessions that has been in Richmond for
many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

We pride ourselves on our DUNES ~
STOCK. There Is not DETER one ."
Richmond, although We say IL.
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An BLL-WOOL STORM SERGE

20 inches wide. In black or colors, yarcs
OF 1t ami good Innings. all for |S'Ss' Ffce'
sec. per yard
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Dress Goods

are in demand now. and we are anxious
TO show them TO you, so be sure and TAKE
a .oOk al ours.
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In addition to the DRESS GOODS we
have mentioned. We have inner goods al
30. 40. e5c, 81, $l.2j and $40 per yard.
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About twenty grocers from this city
will leave tomorrow afternoon at 200
o'clock In q special car over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway for Louisville,
KY, TO attend the convention OF the
southern Wholesale Grocers' Association.
which IL to convene in that city Wednes-
day. The comfort OF the party will be
looked after by Mr.. III. l.. Watkins, So
i,c,tInr agent Of the railroad.
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uNBIEhCHED SnEETiNG

UNBIEACHED sHEETING. Is to &c.
CANTON FLANNEL In elegant values.
We sell 16 $50. UNBLEACHED CAN
TON FLANNEL for u 1-2c.
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Every day our stock INCREASES In va,
riety and attractiveness. New lines are
being added constantly
See our ,,UPS AND SAUCERS.
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WHITE FlAnNELS

WHITE FLANNELS. lie. to 81.
RED FLANNEI>S, l5c. to 81.
GRAY FLANNELS, loo. 10 soc.
BLUE ELANNELS, lG 2-3c. 10 $50.
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UNBLEACHED COTTON. 8. 31.2. 4. B.
si-%. Z. Size per yard. which runs the
scales.
BI.EAcHED COTTON, s to u lie.
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BLEAcHED sHEETING.

SINGLE BED SHEETING. l5c.
DOUBLE BED sHEETING from ID 70
&c.
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Afternoon Session.


The afternoon session was opened with
Bible reading and prayer by Mrs. Candace
j. Smith. returned missionary from
japan
The report OF the Committee on West
EN- Work was read by Mrs. Garrison. OF
missouri The committee recommended
thht present workers be retained: that
mission points be sustained. especially
we 'nlnese mission at Portland, Ore
rev NJ. l. Streator spoke warmly in
'anor or Enlargement OF work in the West
N.N ". ;. Priest. OF Colorado. spoke
10 ne same effect
ne report Of Miss Jessie Brown. ma
uoho, superintendent Of Junior Endeavor
VS. resl by J. H. Tyler. OF Cleveland.
Nommiitee on the Report Of the
Nau9hai Superintendent Of Children's
%o'n heartily endorsed that report
c 1ousn us chairman. Mrs. Moses. The
IVv..''li'tee specially urged that Christian
W"nian's Board OF Mission workers take
an active interest in Endeavor work and
Nnat the national superintendent should
pepars manual for the help and In
,c"vh or The young people
-, -, -, eeucn. or Iowa, made the report
~, e aommit,ee on IA,tle Builders Mt
me report endorsed the manage
Nv a. ne publication during the year
thew SO o and recommended that
N'"'',lue1 TOT the next year.
OBITUARIES.
,S,, s, Inufgood. chairman OF the Com
H a.a,ss on Obituaries. reported eirhty-two
80, ,,' curing the year. and read a beau
had aieS ''s 70 the memory OF those who
iris ssr,,. ",,s. rersis 1. Christian closed
~ service with a touching nrsy.r
he Committee On Ttdings nrs.ertsd
Csir report, which was udon,ed
- ss Aoia V. Thompson. Chairman OF
"s CVmnstsss o. EaNDmenI reportsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
Appointments to Preach.

A revised list OF the appointments
preach to-day in the churches of this Cit
and Manchester is as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
FURS.

Of course you are 10. i'-'
yet to buy Fur, bo' '.. ..'. >
no harm in looking -
an idea of what IS 10 be- WOE
and what it will cost ,n
FUR CAPEs vii be i''-,
ionable. We only ask I'll. /.
privilege of SHOWING lO' w. ~
ecollection-tryins Oh " 80
ment or two-and Il in'' y;
counts you viii he " patron -
our production.
The Fou19lIal.PIIa ('nnlI'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
ASTRAkHAN
UNDERWEAR.

When you buy Ona.." u
you want the best 10 .. ~, d. To-
tanned for the money.
have secured some '\'..
values for thi, week ..
Ladies and Men,, aud W"
our stock Of tat c'....
"Dr. Jaeger's a..
Health Underwear N'
YOU selections un~dI"'''' ''
quality and price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

100 dozen Real China Fruit lla'es' cent'
decoration aud finished in gold, g. each.
Ro,l China Cuspetols, full sizs and neatly
decorated, poe. coca.
Full-slks CuspadoIs, hand-painted' l<39c'
each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21
ORAPERY CREPE.

Just received from the importer, an
other lot of those beautiful japanese
Crepes, for drapery and fancy-work. II
the most beautiful designs imaginable.
Goods worth SOC and Toe. yard.
Our prices 25c. and S3c. a yard.
Come in and look at them, even IL yot
| do not need any just now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-21

100 dozen French China Tea or
Dessert Plates. richly decorated
and fluted edge-actual value s.
per dozen--for I2c. each.