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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07
German a; kinstOn.

KINGSTON. y. c.. Jan. Especial
The New Glee German Club gave quite
a swell german in connection with a
leap-year tea, Friday night in the elegant
new hall in the bank building of 5. II.
Loftin. The following couples participant
ed and were artistically led by Mr. w.
A. Mitchell and Miss Mamie Maye:
Mr.. ID. y. DUMMY, Miss Oetlinger: Mr..
c. J.. Pridgen, Miss Edith Oetlinger;
Mr.. S. Einstein. Miss Heller. OF Virginia;
Mr. A. Einsten. Miss Benson, OF Balti-
more Mr.. V. A. Rountree. Miss Lyon. or
Durham: Mr.. Ed. Einstein. Miss Gallo
way, OF Snow Hin; Mr.. c. +. Dunn. Miss
Turnage: Mr.. Roy Pollock. Miss Marks,
of New Bern Mr. X. F. Bullock. OF Wei
don. Miss Humphrey: Mr.. II. Marks. OF
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4 Sgit to he Instituted.

GREEN BAY. VA, Jan. ESPECIAL
Mr.. 4. G.. Butterworth. Of Wilson Depot.
was mere this week. representing the
widow and children Of William Simons,
who was recently killed at Meherrin by
being struck by an engine of the Southern
Railway Company. Mr.. Butterworth
employed counsel who will at once in
stitute suit for damages.
Mr.. Walter Rutledgc, who had his leg
broken at the same time Simons was
killed, has not yet employed counsel
II is thought he will deal directly with
the railroad company.
MIR j. G. Rowlett, the agent Of the
Southern Railway Company at this place,
gave a sociable Tuesday night. In honor
OF his niece. Miss Hardaway. OF Crewe.
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Election Of Officers.

The r. T.. Lee Camp. NO. !. Sons OF
Confederate Veterans. held large ana
enthusiastic meeting at their hall on
last night The following Is the list OF
the officers for the year 1896, which were
elected at that meeting:
Captain. j. T.. b. Stuart. Jr: sirst
Lieutenant. W. H. Walden. Second Lieu
tenant H. Leslie Spence. Jr.; Third Lieu
tenant. ". j. Morrisett: Secretary ana
Treasurer f.. W Mahood: First Sergeant,
Edwin Courtney; Second Sergeant, John
r.. Cooke. Jr.: Third Sergeant, Il. NJ
Pollard: Fourth Sergeant. Edwin r. COX;
Color Sergeant. Henry Werth' Quarter
master Sergeant. J. r. Taylor. commls-
saw Sergeant. j. NJ NJ Gregory; FIRST
C6-roral. Minetree Folkes Second Cor
poral, B. -. Lacy: Third Corporal. W. IL
Lawrence; Fourth Corporal, Thomas w
Gardner: Executive Committee, w D.
MCrrisett. Minetree Folkes, and Edwin L.
Cox
me camp changed its meeting night
from Thursday night TO Monday hi:ht.
The next meeting will be held In the nam
hall Of X. r.. Lee Camp. No. ], {. v.
The Committee or History reported the
fact that Shinn's History had been SUD-
stituted for Barnes and the camp de-
clared their intention 10 pursue the cru
sade against Barnes History.
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ALTON. VA. Jan Especial hoh-
day gaities have been pleasantly pro-
longed
The o'clock tea Wednesday at Mrs.
MacGregor's was attended by select
circle Of young people. and was most
enjoyable.
A quiet family party was given at
The Alton" Tuesday evening.
Mrs w. T.. Lipscomb spent the holt
days with her father. Mr.. T. w Goodloe.
Mr. j. +. Hall visited Richmond last
week.
The Fish Commissioner followed Santa
Claus I'm his special car Monday and LEFT
supplies OF the fnny tribe 10 stock our
ponds.
Mrs Harrison Coles an aged lady. died
near Oman.
The marriage OF Miss Margaret Hall,
daughter OF Mr. William NJ. Hall, 10 Mr.
Charles NJ. McCue was celebrated at the
house Thursday evening al o'clock, Rev.
J. Sherrard officiating.
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LEGdLTZED PRIN4RII>.
A Bill Unanimously Agreed Upon and Nr.
Maupin Instructed to Present IL,

To the Editor OF The Times.
sir.-Under the caption of Legalized
Primaries, the State Of this afternoon
publishes what 4 presume its reporter
was given as correct account OF
meeting had 10 consider a primary-elec-
ton bill for the county OF Henrico. lie
was msinformed as 10 the place. time.
and spirit manifested at the meeting
The question OF legalized primaries was
one OF the issues I'm the late canvass. and
the writer pledged himself 10 propose .
bill, II elected. and II possible 10 secure
its passage By the Legislature. on Sat-
urday. 2lst December quite a number OF
representative citizens met at the Capt.
tol 10 consider the bill prepared by my
self. and II was considered, but out OF
courtesy 20 the senator (Mr. Sands. who.
IL was understood, had also proposed
bill. but could not be present. being en-
gagged In the County Court. II was de-
cided T. refer both billa TO committee.
who met on December 18th. and con-
sidered the two bills. and adopted certain
sections OF each. which We're incorporated
in one. and this bill was submitted TO the
meeting held January 4;h. at u M. in
one Of the committee-rooms at the Capt
toll and was unanimously adopted. and
the writer was instructed 10 introduce II
IN the House OF Delegates.
Very truly yours.
ADDISON NAuPIN.
Richmond. Va. January s. 1895.
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Eaiety al Gayton

yfNITAVffLE. VA. Jan. especial.
MIR. and Mrs. G. III. Z. Norwood held
their usual annual New-Year dinner. al
their home in Powhatan county. opposite
Maiden's. which was attended by many
Coco hianders OF that vicinity.
A Christmas entertainment was given
1t Dayton Hall, on the evening OF the
lat instant. for the benefit OF the little
children OF that hamlet after which the
hall was cleared. lunch partaken OF. and
dancing was kept up until = late hour.
The hail was beautifully decorated. and
ne music furnished By Richmond or
ehastrs. 70 the qualification OF some 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07
SOTTHERN TOBdC,O association
Movement on Foot in Danviiie TO Form
such an Organization.

DANNlLLE. VA. Jan. Especial. An
effort TO organize an association Of
Southern tobacco manufacturers FOR mu-
tual good was put In shape here to-day
al meeting OF the manufacturers Of
Danville. A call was issued 10 an 10.
bacco manufacturers in the southern
States TO meet i'm this city on the 1sth
instant. and to take steps looking 10
permanent organization
Rev. J. G. McReynolds. Of the Chris
tian or Disciples church. OF Asheville.
N. c.. has accepted call to the pas
torate OF the Patton-Street Christian
church. OF this city. and entered upon
the discharge OF his duties yesterday.
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New Bern, Miss Eva Einstein: Mr.. q. z.
LaRogue. Miss Florence Einstein. Mr.
and Mrs. n. r.. DUMMY, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Taylor, DR.. and Mrs. G. Il. Wood
ley. Stays. Messrs. c. Oetlinger. Kns-
ton. Roy Williams. Ashevile. Chaper-
ones. Mrs. a. and l.. Oetinger, Mrs.
Einstein.
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Commander Eine,Iey's Remains.

GLOUCESTER c. H., VA. Jaa. g.
Special The Essex, in command OF Lieu
tenant F. ". Wise, left Yorktown az
$50 this afternoon for Annapolis. with
the remains OF Commander Lewis Kings
ley. who dropped dead Saturday after
noon.
The body was sent to the Portsmouth
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yuy GoyEENoK or DELAWARE.
He Comes Duck Hunting in Virginia. but
the Ice Prevents.

the Ice prevents.
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Jan o.
speciaI.-Ho II. r. Watson, Governor OF
Delaware. was IN the city to-day lie
expected to visit friends on the lower
Rappahannock and enjoy duck-shooting'
bat the frozen condition OF the river
prevented, and he returned home 10
night.
Mr.. William J. Caldwell, of Washing
ton y. c.. died here last night at inc
home Of his sister, Mrs. Melzi ;. Chah-
celler. aged fifty years. lie came here 10
spend the holidays with his sister, ana
was taken III during the visit.
4 local-opuon election VIII take place
i'm Rappahanrock district. King George
county, February 18th.
ellen Bird. a colored inmate of the
almshouse. who died to-day. was over
one hundred years old.
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navy-yard yesterday by tug. TO be for
warded from there. but Secretary OF the
Navy Herbert, ordered Lieutenant Wise
to poceed with the remains TO Annapolis,
and accordingly the Essex left Yorktown
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
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Installation Of Officers.

p,chmond Lodge, I. o. o. F., had us
,rs,aiiation OF officers BY the grand mas
FER last night, and at the conclusion OF
the business meeting the members re-
pared 10 Hulcher's restaurant, where
they partook OF an excellent supper.
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Free kin.iergarten.

The Board Of the Day Nursery and
Free kindergarten met yesterday as
usual. After the reports from the va
rious committees were read. the ladies'
discussed plans for the future. The
Home is full Of children and the accom-
modations are growing too contracted TO
properly care for the numbers needing
our protection.
The ladies' wish TO thank the following
narsnns for ualunhl contributions.
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A GOOD APPETITE and refreshing
sleep at this season indicate a condition
OF bodily health. These are given by
Hoods sarsapsrilla: Il makes pure blood
and good health follSWA
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Muslin Underwear.

IfIQStlli OIiOS WILL
one lot Cambria Corset Covers.
trimmed with lace. former price 90
SIC, sl.25, and $50 reduced to ooc.
One lot Cambria Corset Covers. trim
med with fine, dainty embroidery re-
duced from sl25 TO 15c.
One lot Fine Cambria Drawers.
trimmed with lace and embroidery.
former price 81. sL25. and sl.S5. re-
duced 10 75c.
one lot Muslin Chemise. reduced
from '5c. TO 50c.
one lot Muslin Chemise square and
round neck. reduced from 81 to Coo.
One lot Skirts deep hem and small
tucks. reduced from 60 and 15c. to Doc.
one lot Skirts. deep embroidery.
ruffie. small tucks, reduced from Sl-Z5
and Sl.35 10 81.
one lot Skirts. trimmed with face
embroidery and lace. former price $50,
S2l5, 50, and $3.50. now $50.
one lot Gowns. Muslin and Cambria.
reduced from sl-25 and $50 to doc
one lot Gowns. Muslin and Cambria,
fine embroidery and lace, s.. $50, and
81 TO Sl.25.
one lot Gowns. Muslin and Cambria,
fine embroidery and Lace, g. $3.50 and
50. now Sl.50.
one lot Gowns Fine Cambria and
Nainsook. trimmed with exquisite EN-
broideries, reduced from 81, $40, and
s. to 50.
one lot Gowns. made OF the fino-.
Imported Nansook and Dainty En-
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Mrs Joseph Bryan. barrel apples; Mrs
George a. Lyon gave dressed dolls for
all the girls, Mr.. +. Il. Thaw and Mr.
A. G.. Lyon, marbles for all the boys,
Mrs r. G. Mcclure, two large cakes
Miss Lowisa. child's dress. Harvey a
Blair one-half barrel apples; Mrs Sim
ton. pictures. Whatsoever Band OF King 5
Daughters. large bundle of clothes, Mrs
Maria Binford, handkerchiefs and books
Miss Mary Wilson. toys; Mrs. Thonas
Cersely. a nice lot OF groceries Mrs'
c. =. WalfOrd, candy, Mrs Richard Al
vey. clothes and candy; Mrs. Maria 4.
Moore, one infants sack; Mrs. FRANK
Leibermuth. toys: Mr.. J. I. Vaughan
raisins and nuts: Mr. Hardeston' Joys
Miss Logan. clothes Mrs. Wallace cahny
and nuts. The following ladies contfiDut-
ed to the Christmas tree entertainment
for these little ones. and assisted MISS
Pitman. the teacher. In her enorts ior
their Measure: Mrs. G. l.. Naiioin'
chairman of the Day Nursery board.
Miss Nav Childrey. Mrs. Wallace Miss
Ioulle Noting, Mrs. f. q. Mcclure MIS-
George A. Lyon. ,rha
Tho children enjoyed the treat me
sweetest thing that Happened was 'he
Quick and ready generosity OF little Mas.
,ar Maxwell Wallace. who had observed
49, one OF the little boys was almost
cboeless and he gave his Christmas dol
i,~ 10 buy a pair He had already as
.f..ed his mother in begging things TOT
fle tree.
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Linens.

Linens.
Table Damask In remnants from W
yards at low figures. 49,
1o,roel Cloths. S-4xi4-4. $3.50 TO S2'o.
81 Napkins reduced 20 S2'
81 Napkins reduced TO Ss.
sis6 Napkins reduced to 1883
$3.50 Napkins reduced TO Hl.s''
81 Napkins reduced TO Sl"'.
2Oxz, Damask Tray Cloths. &c
Towels.
ie 2-sc. Huck Towels reduced to
2sc Hemmed Huck Towels, lsc'
Damask by the yard:
Soc. Damask reduced to bsc.
N1O Damask reduced TO s'c.
S.25 Damask reduced TO csc.
SOC. Damask reduced TO Ssc.
Extra Quality Linen Pillow Cases
ssc. each.
Bolster Cases, sl.1a each.
Remnants S. White Organdie, Swiss
Muslin. French Nainsook, Check Mus
lin. al half regular prices
-
81-sc. Striped Muslin, Sc.
1875 and $50 Ladies Ribbed Wool
Vests. size 3. i'm white and natural, SOC.
Bows Shirts and Drawers. sizes j.
q. 26. 3, reduced from soc. to lsc.
apiece
Children's Vests. wrapper style re-
duced from 25c. TO - l-2c
A general reduction throughout our
entire Underwear stock. so II you
need any do not purchase before in
specting our stock.
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A lot Of Irish Point and Nottingham
Lace Curtains. Only one pair of each
pattern will be sold for half price.
g Curtain for 81 pair. &c. We have
them ranging from 81 pair 20 $40. and
half price buys the choice of the lot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-07

Two-F Fold Embroidered Japanese
Screens reduced from $50 TO $3.50.
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OBITUARY.
yns 1.rR1 VIRGINIA. eopDIs.

Mrs. Laura Virginia Goidin, wife OF
Mr.. John L. Goddin. died at her residence.
N 21fT east Broad street, yes erday
morning at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Goddin
WIS in the. thlrty-fifth year OF her age.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
AT $3.50 o'clock from Nenable-Sucet BaD-
ffgt church
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Mr.. L. ii. Stokes. mate OF the oyster
steamer Accomac, was at me Library
building yesterday on some private busi-
mesa A. -.
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LaCeS.

LdCeS.
We have gone through our entire
lace and Embroidery stock and culed
out "a mass Of very deslrahle eoous
I'm short lengths, ranging IN size from
to47-S yards Every style ana klnn
Of Lace or Embroidery Is represented
Oriental Laces, from TO 10 inches
wide. reduced 10 half price.
Torchon Lace remnants. IL 10
inches wide. reduced TO half price
Remnants of Black Spanish Lace,
TO Il inches wide. reduced to half
price.
Remnants Bourbon Laces reduced to
half price
Remnants Nainsook and Cambria
Edges. I to 10 inches wide. reduced to
half price.
Remnants Cambria and Nainsook In
settings. reduced 10 half price.
COIOred Dress Goods.
s2-nch Best All-Wool Challey re-
duced from 60 to 25c.
S2-inch Satin-Strped Challey reduced
from SO to zoe
sG-inch Atwood Dress Goods, re-
duced from 50 TO 81 lie.
75c Scotch and French Novelty Suit
ings reduced to zoe.
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MAJOR aEoRaE $. WITH.

MARION. VA, Jan Especial. Major
George 5. Smith died on the night or the
1st instant al the home Of his son. IN
this place. Major Smith was born In
New Hampshire in August, 1872. ana was
AT his death I'm his eighty-fourth year.
In his early manhood he came to Nir-
Rinia and located I'm Culpeper county
where he lived till the close OF the war;
when he came here and settled.
He was a major in the United States
army. and held many other important
Federal offices, among them being Ma
rion's postmaster during President Harri-
sons administration.
Major Smiths wife died in 1856. His
son. George 5. Smith. and his daughters,
Mrs. Clara NJ Gibbons and Mrs DR..
Kloeber. survive him.
rhe funeral and burial services will
take place to-day from the residence Of
his son. and the remains will be laid to
rest in Round Hin Cemetery beside those
Of hts wife
Major Smith was peaceable, chari-
table. and enterprising citizen and has
made many warm friends since ne located
here.
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Bows Shirts and Drawers. sizes IS
"a. 2s. q. reduced from SOC. to lsc.
apiece
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Blankets.

Now is the opportunity to get the
hest of Blankets at the most moderate
prices. We have made general re-
duction all along the line. one special
mention is a White Wool Blanket at
s32s. full size and full weight.
Plain and Striped Eiderdown Cloth
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broideries. reduced from s. IS, and
$3.50 TO 81.
one lot Imported Corsets, tine tou-
Ill, white and drab. sizes u 10 % lohs
waist. reduced from $50 TO 81
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81 Evening Silks. soc.
$l2j Light and Dark Plisse Silks re-
due ID TO Sc
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Printed French Flannels reduced
from 55c. TO 5ic.
Skirting Flannels, 40 inches wide, re-
duced TO soc.
Remnants of Flannels, Bleached Cot
tons. Sheetings. Innings, &c, at
marked reductions.
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Remnants S. White Organize, Swiss
Muslin. French Nainsook. Check Mus
lin. a. half regular prices.
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Dress Patterns

. iiS
Sweeping reductions IN fd''e'"
Suits. best imported novelties;
Sc Patterns reduced to $50.
so Patterns reduced to s..
sl2 Patterns reduced 10 81.
Sij Patterns reduced 10 sll.
Si7 Patterns reduced TO Sl3
$50 Patterns reduced TO Sl6.
$50 Patterns reduced TO $50.
Remnants OF our liigh-Grade SUIT
ings reduced 10 half price and less
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rH. W. p ROBINSON.

DUNNESVILLE.VA.. Jan Especial
Dr. ". Z. Robinson died at his home,
near this place. al an early hour this
morning. aged about ftty-seVen years.
Dr. Robinson has long been the most
conspicuous figure IN our community.
Since % he has been practicing his pro-
fession over a large territory, carrying
sympathy and aid wherever he has gone.
He has been supervisor OF his township
ever since its organization. and alto
gether he was one OF the purest and best
men this writer has ever known.
V g. WINTERS
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Jan. 6.-W
s Winters. one Of the best-known men
i'm the South and senior member Of the
music house OF Winters & Murphy. died
here this morning from Inflammation Of
the stomach
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Special Values in Silks.

2O-inch Black Satin Duchess. Csc.
24-inch Black Satin Duchess. 81 -.
2l-inch Black Satin Duchess, N.N.
l9-inch Black Faille SIC.
2l-inch Black Faille, sic.
23-inch Black Fable. $l0S.
24-inch Black Fable. N.lS.
19-inch Black Bengaline. 7Sc.
2l-inch Black Bengalne. sl.iS
2l-inch Black Bengalne, Sls5.
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s1.25 and $50 Ladies' Ribbed Wool
Vests. size 3. in white and natural, soc.
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81 Dress Goods reduced TO 75c.
1875 and $50 Scotch Suitings reduced
to &c.
SIZE Dress Goods reduced TO sl.2o
Wool and Camels-Hair Plaids re-
duced from 81 10 15c. yard.
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Children'S Refers.
one lot Children's Refers hght
weight, old price Sl.50 to g. reuuceu
TO &c.
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Towels

Extra Quality Linen Pillow cases
4sc. each.
Bolster Cases, N.19 each.
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Chfdrens Vests. wrapper style, re-
duced from 25c. TO - he
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one lot Cambria Corset Covers.
trimmed with lace. former price -,
SIC. $1.25, and $50, reduced to soc.
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Quilts

Marsellles Crib quilts reduced from
$3.50 TO Sl9S. soc. TO sc.
Crochet Quilts reduced from sl.2a to
Csc.
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one lot Gowns. Fine Cambria and
Nainsook trimmed with exquisite en-
broideries, reduced from 81, $3.50, and
s. to 50.
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Curtain Ends.

CUT 10 III E-TIOo'
Half Curtain Of Fine Brussels. Tam
bours. and Irish Point Lace reduced
from 81 10 69c. apiece.
one lot Japanese Draperies reduced
TO y lie. per yard.
one lot Opaque Shades reduced from
Csc. TO 25c. apiece.
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one lot Gowns. made OF the fino-
Imported Nainsook and Dainty En-
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one lot Gowns. Muslin and Cambria,
fine embroidery and Lace, 81, $3.50, and
g. now $50.
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a25 Colored MORE Silks reduced TO
Zoe per yard:
pc. SILK Crepes. poe. Remnants OF
Same at less than half price
\ lot Of Remnants OF Fancy. Dark.
and Light Tanaty Silks az less than
half the regular price.
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So-inch wide All-silk Crepe, a regular
81 value, at 33c.
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s1-sc. Striped Muslin, sc.
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A general reduction throughout our
entire Underwear stock. 50 If you
need any do not purchase before in
speeding our stock.
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Remnants Cambria and Nainsook In
settings. reduced TO half price.
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one lot Gowns. Muslin and Cambria,
fine embroidery and lace, s., $50, and
81 to Sl25.
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Remnants Bourbon Laces reduced to
half price.
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Remnants NainsoOk and Cambrlc
Edges. I 10 10 inches wide. reduced 10
half price.
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One lot Cambria Corset Covers. trim
med with fine, dainty embroidery re-
duced from sl.25 10 75c
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one lot skirts. trimmed with face
embroidery and lace. former price $50,
S215. g. and $3.50. now $50.
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one lot Gowns. Muslin and Cambria
reduced from 81 25 and Sl.50 to i5c.