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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

Mr. r. G. Smith No. 60 Perry street,
Newark. ~ j.. says: After several
physicians gave up my case rs beyond
their skill | wrote to Professor Munyon.
| had dyspepsia and constant distress In
the stomach chronic diarrhoea. catarrh.
with continual dropping OF mucus In the
throat and stoppage Of the nose. ] suf-
ferci 80 much from rheumatism In the
sh0ulder that | could scarcely move my
arm. / also had kidney trouble. with
backache and swelling OF the feet and
ankles. In fact. it would be hard to find
= more obstinate and complicated case.
and I could scarcely believe Professor
MUNYON'S statement that his remedies
would cure me. But confess freely that
I was completely cured b. short course
OF Munyon's Remedies. ] wish to par
ticularly recommend his new catarrh
treatment as the mildcst. and yet the
most promptly curative, of any | have
used
The Munyon Remedies effect prompt
and positive cures In tee most obstinate
cases. \ separate cure for each as
ease. A. all druggists. p cents each
Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon,
1893 Arch street Philadelphia Pa. an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
. MOST BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Elaborate Preparations for the Iib-
son-Langhorne Marriage.

The following special from Washing
ton was received by the Dispatch last
night:
Cards of invitation have been received
here To the wedding of Charles Dana
Gibson. the well-known artist, IN
namesake of Charles A. Dana, OF the
New York sun. and Miss Irene Lant
horne eldest daughter of Mr.. ChisweL
Dabney Langhornc, OF Richmond, v.
Who has been prominent in society II.
New York, philadelphia. Boston. Nev
Orleans. and her own city, both on ac-
count Of her personal charms and he.
vocal accomplishments.
The ceremony will be performed IN -
Paurs church, Richmond. Va, Novem-
her 9Th. and will be beautiful. The 10
hencrin wedding-march Will be renderv'
by the chcir-bOys. who VIII precede IN
bridal procession to the altar. TWO ~.
tiers of the bride will act as maids o.
honor.
Among the distinguished men takin'
rart IN the ceremony VIII be lAnSuo
Gibson. best man. and brother OF u
groom. who has distinguished himsei.
in Arctic exploration. Richard Hardii
Davis. Robt Howard Russell. Juan smit'
Thomas McIlwaine. and Thomas Has
irgs. Of New York: Algeron CraVeI
Of London. Eng; and Harry Ian.
horne, John Z. Anderson, and lhlhur!
II. Myers. of Richmond, Va.
The bridesmaids will be Misses MAY
Tones. Ellen Iiobson. Bessie Martin an
Alice Connally. of Richmond; and Mise
Sara Pemberton. of Philadelphia, an
Elizabeth Gibson. OF New York. the las
a sister OF the grooms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
u.nrico County News.

Judge Wexford granted an Injunction
Yesterday 10 George W. Clark, through
his counsel. Mr.. William ii. Beveridge.
restraining Constable Samuels and VII
liam Carter from executing lien OF
Judgment and levy on his (Clark'S pro-
.crty.
The ground involved In the injunction
was irregularity of proceeding by the
Constable in the serving or the papers
Mr. Clark declared his intention OF in
shutting suit against Samueis and his
bon.smen
Constable Samuels was just preparing
TO conduct the sale of the property on
which the levy was made when he was
served with the injunction.
Richard Cottrell was before justices
Price and Lewis, charged with shooting
George Enroughty at the county court
house yesterday, The prisoner was re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Personals and Briefs.

Or Vireinius Harrison will resume his
practice to-day.
Mrs. Evensen and daughter. Miss Emily
Evensen, will leave for Boston, Mass
this week.
Cadet +. Ellis Jones. who has been
home on sick leave, has returned to
Biacksburg.
Mrs. W. A. Bonavita and Master Roy
Bonavita are visiting Mrs. II. {. VIII
Iiams. at No. ll3 east CLAY street.
Captain NJ a. Birdsong OF the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac, ~
quite sick at his home. on Third street.
Mrs. II. X. Clark, OF Keysville, has
returned home from a pleasant visit TO
her sister. Mrs. Foster, Of this city.
Mrs. Roche. wife of Mr.. j. p. Roche,
OF Washington. came here to attend the
marriage of Miss Josa A. Kerse. and has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. d. Langhorne have
-eturned from their farm, "MiTidor'' IL
Albemare county, 10 their city resi-
lCnce Tor the winter
Mrs Walter Kidd and little son. after
an absence of several months. have re-
turned to the city ard are at their home
No. W2 L. west trace street.
Rev. Or. Hartley Carmichael, rector OF
t. Paurs, announced last Sunday that
n, new organ Of that church would be
lsed at all the services nexs sunday
Miss Maggie MUIR, who has been visit
nc her cousin Hiss Annie Ricnwlne, 81
- ncrth Twenty-sxth street. has re-
ltned 20 her home. at Chester. :. {.
Miss Fannie \. Townsend has returned
from the mountains. where she spent the
summer. She is now staying with Mt
and Mrs. W. T. Foster, loo south FIRST
street.
Miss Grace Angus her chaperone. and
, few friends. will leave for atlanta IN
few DAYS. where they Will spend
week in enjoying the sights Of the iair
md visiting their numerous friends.
Mrs. Burroughs. whose work ut Beth
any Home for Friendless Children IS
steadily enlarling. still conducts the
bones prayer-meeting at No. COB east
Main street, every Thursday morning at
ii o'clock.
To-day reserve seats can be secured
At the Young Mems Christian Association
or rhe first entertainment OF the star
Course series, which will be given on
October 3ls,. when the Lotus Glee Club
will be the attraction.
Mrs. J. W. Alexander. Of south Pine
street. will leave in few days tor At
lanta, Ga She expects to be gone seve-
raj weeks, and will stop with her bro
Their. Mr. G.. ". Eaves. who has been
living in the Gate city for some years
Mr.. Lemuei Blincoe will. on November
eth. marry at the Methodist Episcopal
church. Ashland Miss Ella Brown, young
eldest daughter Of Rev. a. g. Brown. pre-
siding elder of this district The cere-
mony will take place at y o'clock noon
A committee from George E. Pickett
Camp Confederate Veterans. Is arrang-
ing for a minstrel performance, TO be
given some time in November for the
purpose of raising funds TO help enter
tain the old soldiers at the reunion next
May.
Mss Lola Cover. of Greenville. :. G.;
Miss Nettie Croswell of Wilmington. y.
C.. and Miss julia Battle. Of Lynchburg
are in the city to attend the marriage OF
Mr.. Arthur G Cover and Miss Rosa Wal
drop. and are the guests Of Mrs. j. Wat
son Phillips, at No. 1901 west Main street
Mr. and Mrs Charles \. Nesbitt have
returned from a pleasure "trip to Ba!u-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
uurncd TO Death In Her Cabin.

Mr. w. w. Turner. assistant secretary
Of the Young Mems Christian Associate
here. who spent last Saturday and sun
day In Louisa county, said yesterday tha'
at Apple Grove. In that county colorec
girl named Brice was burned to deaf!
saturday She lived in a log cabin
long distance from any dwelling, and Sa
turday afternoon about o'clock tn
cabin was seen to be in flames. Wher
ncighbors had reached the scene OF th'
fire the cabin was a mass OF giOwine
embers IL was some little time before
they could approach IL, and when they
did they found the remains Of the girl
How the place caught fire. Mr.. Turner
said was a mystery. The suppositior
was, though. that the gill. who waS sub
icct to fits had. during one Of her at
tacks. fallen in the fire In her humb.'
abode. an inquest was held over he:
body Sunday afternoon. and "A verdict re
turned Of accidental death by burning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
acctJcut tn Mr.. ID. II. Collins.

Mr.. David Il. Collins, probably the old
cs, Mason In this city. met with a very
painful accident on Seventh and Broad
streets Saturday afternoon, as result
OF which he is now lying at his home IN
quite a serious condition. Mr. Collins was
crossing Rroad street when hack came
dashing past, and one Of the horses
knocked him down. The wheels of tire
vehicle passing over him. He was picked
up in dazed condition. and carried 10
his home. No 1912 north Fifth street.
Mr.. Collins IL one OF the best-known
Masons In this city. and for the last TWO
decades he has been engaged In thing
Ybe various lodges i'm Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
He Objected TO Small Change.

T.. w. Bedout. conductor of Electric
Car No, iO2. OF the Clay-street line, and
Il. +. Jones. colored passenger. had a
difficulty yesterday. growing out OF
dispute over change. and each swore out
a warrant against the Other at the Sc
cond Police station. charging assault, ana
this morning Justice Crutchfeld VIII hear
their story. The colored man gave the
conductor a s. bill. out Of which his fare
was 20 be taken, and was given in change
therefor small coins. He objected TO this.
but the conductor told him that he had
no coins of Il larger denomination. The
colored man then created disturbance.
and the conductor attempted 20 put him
of the car. when the former struck at
him, The affair occurred at Fourth and
tiay streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

ONANCOCK, VA. October 2S.-(Spe-
clal)-The Democrats Of Accomac have
started their canvass. and purpose 10
make it hot one from now TO election
day.
State-Senator Lecato. Major Baker p.
Ice, DR.. Charles Smith. and S. W. Mat
thews addressed a large meeting at Chin
colleague Saturday night. To-day Major
Lee made fine speech at Accomac Court
houses and tonight Senator Iecato. Ma
ior Lee. and DR.. Smith made stirring adj
dresses in OnanCOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Mr.. James Leigh Jones's Funeral.

The funeral of Mr. James Leigh Jones
took place from the Second Baptist
church yesterday afternoon at o'clock
and was very largely attended, the edi-
iice being hacked 10 the doors with friends
OF the deceased. Rev DIR. w. W. Landrum
oifciated. and made some appropriate re-
marks, and Rev. Drs. X. II Iitt. ). 4.
Hiden, James Nelson. and X J. "hilns-
ham participated in the services.
Members of the Tobacco Exchange al
tended the funeral In a body. The inter
ment was at Hollywood At the regular
services at the church Sunday rosolu-
tions OF respect to MIR. Jones's memory,
which had been drawn up by the Board
of Deacons, were read.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

presented by Messrs. Harry smith anu
Wash Thomas Enroughty set I'd ,ne
pIea that ne was not responsible for his
actions at the time OF the shooting. as ne
was under the influence OF liau0r.
The evidence went 10 show that En-
roughly he'd seized Mrs. cottrell ny the
throat before Cottrell took any ag
gressive stems. The prisoner was accord
lngly discharged.
The Henrlco Board Of Supervisors met
yesterday morning. but, beyond the resu-
lar routine. and the appointment OF Il
committee to examine the general conni-
ton Of the old courthouse. nothing OF
Importance transplred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

more and Washington. While in the lat
ter city they attended the annual ban
quet OF the Royal order Of Scotland, at
the Raleigh Hotel. They were accom-
panied home by their nieces, the Misses
Ncsbitt of Baltimore
Announcement has been made Of the
wedding OF Mr. Austin Brockenbrough
and Miss Ellen Mercer Cooke daughter
of the late General John r. Cooke, OF
this city. The marriage reception Will
occur on the afternoon Of November nth,
from so to O'Clock. at the home of the
bride. No. Z south Third street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
MARINE INTrLiiGENcE.
PORr OF RICHMONp. % = y.

NFffII ID
steamship Old Dominion, b.iH
New York. merchant - ana pa,''--'
caorgs " Allen a. Co. agent
SAILED.
Steamer Poe. gOutas. Graves,
nnerchgndise and ia Ssengers. H. q "t@
.er, sup-girrendent
Bark Golden Sheaf. Chandler. t'fa
Hundred. To finish loading rtI.ti
Tor New York: vessel. -. - SH .'.
schooner Addie Bacon. Sharp
Hundred, 10 load railroad ties .N. l.'
dslphia. vessel. -. oSulhyau
schooner Lucy Wheatley, Toy I'''
river. 10 load pine wood Tor 500 iiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

CAPE CHARLES. VA, October Is
,Special)-Mr. g. l. TisOn and Mr.. ".
b. Glenn. who left Baltimore few days
ago on bicycles, arrived here this after
noon. having covered the entire journey
to this point on their wheels. They left
this afternoon on steamer for Old
Point, from which place they will return
TO Baltimore on their wheels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Ohm

Il ENkSEs IS 70 6FrE Rth AH hX
TRAORDlNARY SALE. THE chi
IA MAN SAYS: NOTHING
EQuALLING THESE VALUES MAS
BROAD AND EXTRAvAGANT
DOESN'T 1T? BIT HE BACKS Up
THAT STATEMENT WITH THESE
PRICES. AND THEN IT GETS
DOWN TO THE REALM OF FACT:
loo Fern Dishes. finest Carlsbad China,
daintly decorated with sprays o.
Flowers goli finished. complete with
inside pan, cost 70 import $40, for 69c.
80 Fern-Dishes. finest Austrian CHINA,
magnificent floral decoration. Dresden
effect, heavily gold stippled. complete
with inside pan. cost s. TO import
for CSC.
Y Hokane China Salad Bowls, very
prettily decorated, heavily gold edged
cost 10 import 1875. for soc.
An immense assortment Sugar ana
cream-Sets. dainty decorations, worth
SIS 10 -. choice per set byc
A handsome collection Limoges CHINA
Plates all sizes, exquisite decorations,
worth up TO s., choice Of these loc.
Real Austrian China lce-Cream- or
Salads Sets. finest stipplei gold deco
ration. cost 10 land per set q pieces,
$50: these. $50
Large Platters, Old-Rlue decoration
cost to land s2.25 Is in the lot-no
many DECORATIONS To choose from,
worth up TO $50; these sc.
81 dozen Dessert Sauoers, genuine
Bonn" ware, hand decoration, value,
s. per dozen. To go at &c. each-a limit
OF y % a customer.
Handsome Large-s.ze Covered Cheese
Dishes, Bonn" decorations cost 10
land. t262-s
Freach China Dessert Plates. richly
EnFnnaan "a "A
dozen--each g5c.
AN EXTENSIN T. ASSORTMENT PIN
TRAYS, OLIVE DISHES, TOOTH
PICK HOLDERS, COVERED JEW.
ELKY HOMES, MATCH bones.
Bone PLATES rAtTl MUSTARD poTs.
CEIvERS BREAD AND RUTTER
PLATES DESSERT PLATES, DAT
MEAL DISHES, TEA CUPS AND
sAUCERs, AFTER DINNER lPS.
FRf TrT f bEc6RA ffiH1E T TkKE
YOUR CHOICE, FIVE CENTS.
II FINEST CARLSBAD CHINA DIN
NER SETS. the "RGrford" shape,
hand decorated and exclusively shaped,
"a regular $25 set Tor ls,S9. -,
cOration. Forsyth" shape. heavy gold
border, a big value tor 81; will be
81 FINEST LIMOGES CHINA TEA
SEIS, % pieces, comptet TOT l. new
and handsome decorations. a si2 set
Also. TO BE FOUND IN THIS EX.
TRAORDINARY SALE ARE FSH
AND GAME SETS. CHOCOLATE
PoTs, CRACKER JARS. BuTTER.
DlsHEs, FANCY pLsHss ~ r
COMFORTS, ROJDOfR SET ETC.
ALL SUITABLE FOR GIFTS, Al
ONE HALF. ONE THIRD. AND ONE
FOURTH THEIR ACTUAL WORTH.
Don't miss this)
THE COHEN co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

IO3 {. Broad St...-NeIt Corner First
Sole Agents New-Idea
Paper Patterns,
foc oo-TuN /.
DANIEL IN BEDFORD CITY.
He Makes n speech That >trs Up
the Democrats.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. ua.t --
(SpeclalD-J. Hampton Hosa lost A"
day to a good crowd in Oh. H.l'a
his theme being mainly fair ana ia.
elections from the staudpor, o' t'r n.-
he now espouses There va rl' r
enthusiasm in tho audier..
Walker and j. +. b. Beverly d..
appear. as advertised
Senator John ". Daniel was 10
for, and came up from Lsrc.t.t-
afternoon train. Th0u-h hI- 'u.s
nOt been announced. q l1.re tf
persons gathered to hear th- .' o'
who made ringing appe ,0 t.r u
Gratis. and stirred them ua t
effort for the coming el'cu r
didates OF both raTI.s "ef. h...
active in their canvas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
Calls Himself Emperor Vow.

ST. PETERSBURG. Oc-)har IS A DIS
pa oh TO the Novoe Nremya f'om Its cor
respondent in Seoul says the King of
Korea has chosen another Queen. and
has assumed the title OF Empero". Re
representatives. in Seoul o! the Powers.
the dispatch adds, have made Protest
against the Kings action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
OcroygR 20, 1905.

Imitation isn't the price of sue.
cess. Merchants whocopy our type,
our style, and our workings come
as near the way Of Cohen's selling
as if the name Of one of our modern
transatlantic passenger steamers
were applied to a chlld'S toy ship.
Here is one of the secrets that
make
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
THE COHEN ca
!saaCSyCle&
Big Values for Your Money
on Mondays!
Big Values for Your None,
Every Day in the
Week A!
WE ARE VERY Busy MERE

IT PROVES p.t
HONEST METHODS Dl IEAnEr
HERE ARE sen EKAL ENA.I
You are asked 20 pay {-t f.sr -...
at special hour. the 1..f ......
here an the time az e.
You are asked % pay To-. traf....
Ribbed Vest AT "a special aIr .r. b..
that you can only have TWO. t. ..-.
vest here az any time af I... ALL. E..
many as you want
You are asked % pay ;lfPs frsI....
Astrachan COat-only ono 3. a. ...'.. ,
We are looking for o. customer t b,
a hundred. II posshl,-{lD Zach
You are asked 10 lay {iw fora c,.
Cape AT A special hour NJ tt- .a.. ..-.
Cape here all day, ana any Bag at.. a.
have them-S29S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
TIE COHEN On
EXTRA SPECIAL

tAlKA SPECIAL.
20 VERY HANDSOME JAnfsv,,.
GENUINE PHOENiX |I,HHllERgs
.CM rANI'S ,of EaAarI t'f
REAL ROCCO nEi,s s,9l9,s
NONE WORTH LFss r.'.,'.AliDf
SOLE - Much As ~, g.
Or TIE ENTIRE lot. ,.. Hi'Ds
b co,n,.,o,o J,rd,,n.ercs auI r.l....
'co I6x2o Gilt Portnf p,,..
dife slzel, finely burnl>h a ,...'
worth s5.5o-the>e Si.o,. VI
% RI H"@ n ,. made OF ,,.....
100 Extra Largc-slzc c...-., ..
Pals. decorated ann J...... 'i,a-,
aco Large Size l3.st-Afi ..
Cosl-nods. the usual I
Japdnned Sl.ce- Sets. oa. ..
ers. nicely letterei. vo-r .. ''lF.
% Z-Quart Will. Ael..
Saucepan, highest qualr.
3-Quart White Plr..'...
Kettles, IHlRTEEN CENTS ir;
y new ided ln Foot T. .
genuine papi,r mach.
strongest articl" o. lt. k..t ,...
quart Deep Tin Fed.Hs r.s.
600 dozen Kitchen Te,,,,,..
(Bnttania). worth 2sc.a l5,.- =. p
day, and today only. 5c.a a,,. -
Limit OF two dozen tol .,.,.....'
None to dealers.
Gray Enam4led Pl. pa.. ,,
AZ % worth frr -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
RichmOnders In View York.

NEW YORK. October S-(Special)-C.
Stringfellow Marlborough; w VI. Miller.
Cosmopolitan. r. ID. Stokes. ST. Denis.
l.. Wright and c. d. Laughlin, st. James:
G. ~ Boswell. Marlborough; Rev. Or.
Iioge. Murray Hill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
veteran Editor Dead.

NEW ORLEANS. cog On ID -i'-
announces the dea'a '
Williams. the yetsrI. euro. > l p'
NADIA (Miss1 Sentine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
The FIRST Gymnsssic Exhibition.

Professor Schatzel. physical Instructor
OF the gymnasium at the Young Mems
Christian Association. Is getting his
classes ready for the first exhibition Of
this season, which will take place In the
hall on Thursday. November 18th. This
exhibition viii be participated in by both
the young mems and the boys classes.
and both are working hard for the event.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
MUNYON'S PROOF.
Public Praise from Eminent Citizens

rent Cures I'm Thousands of Cases
Where Physicians Have Failed
Get ~ Free Copy Of Munyon's Guide
to Health. Ask Your Druggist for
u 2j-Cent Hottie Of Munyon's Rene
dies. and Cure Yourself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
FROM Io:I5 TO II:Is.

so.inch-wide Real Camel's-Hair
Chevlot, imported to sell for $50.
a yard, for 45c., Navy or Black.
Not more than ten yards to any
one customer.
ST. and 3S-inch Atwood Wide-Wale
Chevots. FOR &c. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
The break in prices of these just
at this time is marvellous buying.
FROM 10 TO 1890.

go dozen Ladies'. Misses, and
Children'S Seamless Hose, fast
black and colored, qualities costing
I2I5 to 2cc. a pair. Choice, SC. 4
pair. Limit of five pairs to any one
customer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

1t furnishes building material for brain
and nerves dhe phosphates) and imparts
renewed strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
PORT OF WEST POINT. Ocf. - '-
CBy telegraph)
ARRIVED

Steamship Danyille, Murphy ui.
pa ssengers and general car >,
steamship Guyantotte' Nin
York: passenger and general clfe'
Steamship Howard, Taylor l'l..N'
passengers and genera, carso.
Steamship William l-t~r'rc' ~,
Providence via Norfolk a Nt"f
News: passengers and genera .'.-"
SAILED.
Steamship Howard. Taylor ~
Newport News and Notio.k
and general cargo. p.t.s
steamship William LaWrer -.r
baltimore: pGssengers and gene =,
steamship panvile MJip.''
passengers and strcial 90, .t.- rs
s,enmship GuyaAI0tte. W ..,k
York via NewIort News a,i
passengers and general cargo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29

famous for everything they DO.
WRAP DEPARTMENT sold be-
twS en- four and five hundred yes
terday-a manufacturers stock
new, fresh, and clear, just turned
out, and sold at sc. on the dollar
the sorts that merchants say are
not to be had fast enough at hun
dred cents on the dollar. One 10
fourteen of any one sort. Some
six hundred more are ready to-day.
Nobby English Kersey Jackets, box
front. full ripple back, large pearl but
tons. tallOr-madc. ts,1, instead Of <l25O.
Real Astracnan Cloth Jacket the heavy.
shaggy sort, that would be $3.50, for
1915.
Diagonal Kersey Tweed Jacket. box
front and ripple back SO usual price
Handsome New Boucle Jacket, newest
In every detail men-tailor made. so
Jackets for $3.50,
From 10 TO II o'clock.
Ladies' Black or Navy Double
Military Capes, satin stitched
bands, perfect IN every way ana
value So. for $3.50. each. Only
one 10 a customer.
STRANGE CURTAIN SALE.
Handsome New Two Tone Dam
ask Curtains. fringed, all the va
rlety OF new colorIngs.
3l2 pairs in all. to be sold for sos a
pair-nOt ready TIL 10 O'Clock.
% pairs Real irish Point Curtains for
95c. a pair.
$3.50 Real Swiss Tambour Lace Curtains
for $50 a pair.
Madras Curtains, with tinse for sl.sS
pair.
Ciimped japanese Gold Printed Ora
perry all colors, to-day cor i lie.
PANTASOLE Leather for furniture
covering. all colors, yard in width. for
Csc. yard.
SILKS.
An entire new display today.
Opening of new Paris styles. ORES.
denS, PerSlanS, and ChameleOnS,
29c. yard to 81 90.
FROM II TO 12I5:
$50 yards Of Solid-Colored India silks,
Blue Black and Olive. for l5c yard.
Not more than 10 yards to any one
customer.
WAREHOUSE LINENS,
good as ever, only short lengths
and odd pieces. The prices are
$50. on the dollar. Table Linens,
Towels, Table Cloths, DoilieS,
Tablo Centres, etc. Hundreds of
things to choose from.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
The break in prices of these just
at this time is marvellous buying.
Ladies Heavy Fleeced Crochet Vests
and Pants, suit for Ssc-ali sizes.
ladies' Crochet Knit Vests, merchants
say a bargain at l5c., here for &C.. each.
Ladies' White Merino Suits Vests and
Pants-that generally cost $50 suit,
here for 4ic. each-sizes up TO ~ inches.
Ladies' Camel's-tfair Suits, natural
co.ors, all sizes. usual value, N.D
suit; these iSc. garment
500 dozen Chiidren's Vests and Pants
will be on sale to-day for boys or
misses, extra heavy sanitary grade,
usual price, ~ 10 75c.; these 10 SIC.
garment, according 10 size.
There are - sorts Of Ladies', Mems,
and Chlldren's Knit Underwear to
choose from here.
FROM 10 TO 1880.
go dozen Ladies'. Misses, and
Children'S Seamless Hose, fast
black and colored, qualities costing
I2I5 to rec. pair. Choice, sc. 4
pair. Limit of five pairs to any one
customer.
FROM 1915 TO II:Is.
so.inch-wide Real Camel's-Hair
CheviOt, imported to sell for $50.
a yard, for 45c., Navy or Black.
Not more than ten yards to any
one customer.
81 and 3Sinch All-Wool Wide-Wale
Cheviots, for &c a yard.
CHINA.
AN EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE
ENABLES Us TO OFFER AN EN-
TRAORDlNARY SALE. THE chi
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