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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
sAKs AND CHRISTMAS.
4 Place TO Feast Ones Eyes-Beauti-
full Novelties.

II would seem almost unnecessary Tor
4. Saks q Co. 10 make Christmas pre-
parations Their usual winter stock-in
its endless variety and beauty-is always
a vast assortment Of articles suitable for
Christmas presents. In every department
there Is ever the latest Ia their line. Yet
this old-established house-now an insti-
tuition not only Of the city. but of the
State-has. so TO speak. put on holiday
touches. Wherever you turn on its i'm
-lense floors you see evidences or this.
OF tho stock OF Clothing and general
Underwear II IS not necessary TO speak
they speak. as TO quality and fashion, for
themselves 10 all who know the concern.
The Christmas revelation Is in Neckties,
Scarfs, Gloves, Handkerchlefs, Dressing
Gowns, Canes. Sporting and Athletic
Goods. and last. but by no means least.
Il tho Sterling Sllyerware Department,
which III 10 certain extent a recent
feature. Here IS a dazzling array OF
toilet novelties, etc. And that this stock
IL up to tho Saks standard goes without
saving. Tho showcases containing IL,
constitute place 10 feast the eyes. There
are no gewgaws. The articles are beauti-
ful and useful. AS is the case with every
thing else IN the store, they are OF the
best quality. and, therefore, cheaper for
the price. The fact that they are handled
by this concern Is q guarantee that they
are what they are represented to be In
every particular.
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SOUTH BOSTON.
The Tobacco Mnrsct-T7 cir Annual
Huuf--pcrsOuaI.

Hunt--PersOnnI.
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. December 49,
Special -Since the commencement of the
new tobacco year more than double the
usual quantity has been marketed. Some
think that more than one third OF the
crop has already been sold. which Is a
very unusual thing before the Christmas
holidays. Halifax boasts OF four mar
kets-South Boston. which sells many
millions; Houston. Glover. and Scots
burg, are much smaller markets, yet
the quantities handled are by no means
inconsiderable. Farmers who were sue
cessful in raising all desirable types are
invariably well pleased At their prices;
while the less fortunate ones are gene
rally crestfallen at their ili-luck. 4 great
deal of money has been put into circula-
ton by these early sales. People are
paying their taxes more promptly than
heretofore. which is a good indication.
The South Boston Sporting Club viii
80 on their annual outing during the
holidays. They will go down the Dan in
batteaux. carrying tents and camp
equipage. The field OF sport viii be IN
what Is known as the Fork" near the
confluence of the stanton and Dan
rivers. Deer. duck. geese. and "old
hares" are said 10 be very abundant IN
that swampy location.
Mr.. r. Nj. c. Glenn. a large dealer in
leaf tobacco. viii leave on Monday for
New York.
Rev. W. +. Pitcher, late OF Scottsburg,
will make South Boston his future home.
Since the death Of Rev. William Slate.
Rev J. W Wildman has been called 10
I'll the vacancy at Glover Baptist church.
It IS not known that he viii accept
ing her uncle, Professor J. p. Snead, at
the Female Seminary.
Mrs W. 3. Penick. OF Lynchburg, Is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Kate Craddock. OF Black Walnut,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. J. .. Lawson.
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MENTION FROM CREwE.
Paper Changes Hands-Pryor Memo
rial Church bell.


rial Church bell.
CREWE, VA, December l9.-(Special) -.
The Crewe Headlight announces in this
weeks issue that the paper and its
printing-press and fixtures have been
sold TO A. NJ. Tench. who will change the
name TO the Nottoway Journal. which
latter paper will make its first appear
ance January /. 1897.
The Headlight IS the pioneer paper OF
this comparatively new town. It's editor
Mr. J.. u. Kelly has conducted 1t as an
Independent journal, and successfully,
too. His many friends regret TO note his
retirement from the field
The new paper will go 10 the old sub
scribers OF the Headlight, to fiji the UNI
expired subscriptions of the latter.
Mr.. Bruce Il. Jennings, Mayor OF the
town. and also assistant postmaster. will
be the editor in charge Of the Journal.
The paper viii be issued on Fridays, in
stead OF Saturday. as was the Headlight.
The Pryor Memorial Presbyterian
church Will have It's new bell IN place IN
time 20 ring I'm the New Year. Rev. $
G.. Hutton. under whose charge this
church has grown in membership, is quite
enthusiastic over at last being able TO
secure a bell. which he has been so I'M
firing In his efforts 20 obtain. This huge
piece Of metal has inscribed upon 1t
history Of the church giving the names
of the pastors, the first OF whom was
the late Rev. DIR. Theoderick Pryor. who
for half a century preached in this Not-
toway) county. and was man OF high
degree OF intellect, and much beloved
The present building was erected as a
memorial to him before he died. lie was
present at the dedication. physically
weak. but mentally strong. He was
deeply affected during the ceremony,
which was very impressive.
The Knights Templar Will have BAN
quet on New-Years night. In their hall,
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Old Burg JotfinEs.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. December
ESPECIAL Judge Montgomery Saugh-
ter, one Of the oldest and most highly
esteemed citizens Of the old burg IS
slowly recovering from the injuries he
received by a fall DOWN the steps OF his
residence several weeks ago.
Thomas King, prominently known IN
musical circles. having been connected
with coverings during and since the
war. IS critically 81 at his home in this
city.
c. T. Barlosius, long a resident of this
city. where he located when he came.
quite a young man, from his home in
Germany, IS very ill., He is widely known
10 the travelling public. having kept hotel
here before and since the war.
A telegram from Baltimore says. that
Captain Snyder. who was knocked In the
head with a stone thrown by Harry Car
Isle, while skylarking a few days ago. as
told in the Dispatch, is sun In very
critical condition.
Sheriff Ad. Harris. OF this county
Is reported quite sick at his home at
Spotsylvania Courthouse.
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A Word TO Dispatch Subscribers.

We would earnestly call the attention
Of our subscribers to the offer. which
the Dispatch IS still holding out 20 them,
in that artistic souvenir, THE Lost
Cause" Don't fail TO have It in your
households. Tt Will grow in interest as
time goes on. and will instruct Jour
children.
Cut out three coupons Of different dates
and bring them with 10 cents TO our
counter, or send them with 10 cents and
a 2-cent postage stamp. II you wish them
mailed to any address. In the latter
event, address
COUPON DEPARTMENT.
The Dispatch Company.
Richmond, Va
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HARKIN Is A FREE MAN.

He VIII Not lie Brought Back Here
Now.
After all that has been done to bring
to Justice a. +. Harkin, tAe travelling
nan who swindled Mr.. Isaac Nay out or
so, ne is now a free man. and VIII IN all
probability remain such, unless Il be that
ne IL arrested on some other charge.
The New York authorities. who had him
IN custody, released him Friday on pa
role, and when that news was cOmmuni-
Gated 10 the Governor he decided not to
allow the requlsltion TO issue. at least not
for the present. Sergeant A. VI. Tomlin-
son was ready 10 90 for Harkin. and
would have left on the noon train yes
lerlay, but now he viii hardly make the
trip.
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THE C0CKADE CITY.
REV. THOMAS SPENCER TAKEN
SUDDENLY VERY ILL.
4 Slight Attnck OF ADopiexy-Hopes
OF His Entire Recovery--The Pro-
posed cycle HOad-PersOnaI ana
General.
General.

PETERSBURG. VA, December -
(Special.)-Rey. Thomas Spencer, min
lister OF the Episcopal Church, and widel
known IN Virginia, WAS taken suddenl
III at his residence on Washington stree.
about noon to-day. He was unconsciou
for fully an hour. DR.. ]. NJ. Burke, who
was called TO attend him. rendered an
possible attention, and was successful ~
restoring him 10 consciousness ana greatly
benehtting his condition. Mr.. Spencer
sustained q slight attack Of apoplexy. lie
Is resting quietly and comfortably this
evening, and is thoroughly conscious, and
there are s1ong hopes OF his recovery.
Mr.. Spencer was for some years the sec
rotary OF the Episcopal Council u Vir-
glnia, and IS now the secretary Of the
Council Of the Southern Diocese.
IMPRISONED FOR ASSAULT
Three negroeS-Eddie Hite, Robert Car
ter and Albert Haskns-were to-day
sentenced each u ninety DAYS imprison-
ment in Jail for assault and battery
Their offence was the brutal beating Of
Thomas Harris (eolored) at the house Of
Willis Gillian, on Ola street.
n ROAD FOR THE Cyclists.
The Cockade City cycle Club is making
efforts 10 have a cilCer path constructed
from this city to the National Cemetery,
In Dinwiddls county, Tor the accommoda-
ton of the cyclists OF the city. The
road is TO be not less than five feet wide,
TO be thoroughly rolled and hardened. and
the estimated cost IS 81 800. In view Of
the fact that the Common Council has
under consideration an ordinance 10 pro-
hiblt bicycle riding on all Of the side
walks in the city, the cyclists are making
efforts for the building OF road OF their
own.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Mr.. r. It. Thorp, the defeated Republi-
can candidate for Congress in the Fourth
District has not yet served notice OF
contest on Congressman-elect Epes, but
II Is probable the service will be made
within the next day or two.
a letter has been received here from a
Rroo<lyn capitalist making inquiries as
TO the electric plant and electric service
in this city, with the view, II is intimated,
OF purchase.
At the Sunday afternoon service OF the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow, Rev DR.. j. w. Rosebro VIII de
liver an address-subject: "A Square
Man" There will be some excellent music
on the occasion.
Rev. ]. s. Dill, OF Richmond. will preach
al the First Baptist church Sunday night.
Detective Watts. OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad. discovered number
OF people throwing of coal from one OF
tfe cars. at n side-track In Prince George
county. this morning. He succeeded In ar
resting only one of the parties, the others
escaping by flight. TIE prisoner saic that
the gang had been paid by negro OF the
county 10 throw of the coal. and that the
county negro came and hauled II away In
a cart. The detective went over to Prince
George and swore out VIM ssVl Cor the
arrest Of several par les.
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snntched Hi. pocket-Bools.

Edward Stanley. a colored driver had
his pocket-book stolen from him at the
corner OF Seventh and Marshall streets
Yesterday afternoon. He was standing
on the street with the purse IN his hand.
when another negro snalched &c and
dashed of Stanley pursued the thief
for several blocks, and the case created
considerable excitement. but the man
finally eluded his victim. The purse con-
tanned $2tJ.
snatch-thieves seem 10 be especially ac-
tive about the city just now. 4 working
girl. crossing the Free bridge yesterday
10 Manchester. had her purse stolen by
n negro. and thus lost her entire weeks
earnings.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
the PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY have declared a DIVIDEND OF
az PER CENT on the common and pre-
ferred stock OF the company, payable on
and after the I'D DAY OF JANUARY.
1897. to all holders OF record on the 10th
OF December, 1885, after which date tho
books OF transfer will be closed until
January s. ls97. w. II. JONES,
de it'd Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
the RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY have declared a
DIVIDEND OF 3;s PER CENT. on the
capital stock OF the company, payable on
isT 70 all holders OF record on the aoth
OF December, 1896. after which date the
hooks OF transfer will be closed until
January 5. 1887. w. X. JONES.
de l7-;1 treasured
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

on Caroline avenue. Several members OF
this lodge will attend the funeral OF MI.
James J.. Cook, in Petersburg. to-mor-
row.
Rev. C.. r. Kuyk will preach In the
Episcopal church here on Christmas
morning. A Christmaa-tree will be given
the Sunday-school children OF this church.
Mrs. Rosa Franklin. Of Pamplin. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. A. l..
Woody, has returned home.
Miss Emma Bosseau and Miss Louise
Budd are visiting friends in Petersburg.
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o,ri.tmss Hours at the Post-omce

The following schedule has been ar
ranged by the postmaster for Christmas
Day:
The office win be open for the delivery
Of mail az the windows from Il a. NJ. 10
y NJ. The money-ordor and registry di-
vision will not be opened.
One collection Will be made. at $3.50
A. NJ.
Stations a and = will keep the same
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FLOUR, MEAL, GRAIN, MILL-FEED.

HAVING LEASED THE
HAXALL COKN-MILLS,
formerly 50 well and favorably known for
tho eXCCllency OF us products ] am now
operating them In connection with the
RICHMOND CITY MILLS,
whose capacity alone has been inadequate
10 supply my increasing trade. The high
standard Of qualities will be maintained
ny both mills and guaranteed unsurpass-
Cd. GEORGE II. KING,
Flour. Meal. Grain. and Miil-Feed.
Old Phone, No. All.
New Phones. Nos. $40 and l0i5.
de wit
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I'm prices viii do this. Along with the
cuts there Will be 10 charge for making
sl55 Velvets. 81: s125 velvets. 75c.: s5c.
Tapestry. 50c.; 75c. lngrains, 5Oc.; zoe. In
grains, 35c.
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS.
Go to the basement and make your Sc
lections in Chair and Rockers. Newest
styles and low prices Will greet you on
every hand HIgh-Back Oak Rockers,
leather seat. SIS: large Reed Rockers
$l95; Fancy Cane and Reed Rockers, $L25
High-Back Chairs, Sc; Chilcren's High
Chairs, with tray, 81; Children's Rockers,
Dressing sacquos. OF soft neecy Elder
down, deep turnover collar. crochet
edges, ribbon fastening 1T neck; made
extra fun 90 neck. and extra full in every
way: coiors, Pink, Blue, Red, and Gray
az zoe.
Down Quilts, with covering OF high
grade Saline. and filled with Siberian
Gown. that was cleaned and purified by
the new hygeinic process; the most de-
slrabe grades, at $50, 3. and S..
Comfortables, Cotton filed. complete
assortment In all the various STYLES OF
covering, at zoe, 81, SIS. $50. H-75. 81
hPRoNs.-Fancy Aprons. for holiday
DOWN PILLOWS. -Any- Down Pill
low you want %, 3.i2. I'D. So. Nc., ard 81.
Gentlemen's Cardigan Jackets, in smal !.
medium. or extra sizes from Sl.25 TO go
Chidren's Cloaks, 10 fit tots TO 4
years, 75c. to $3.50.
All colors Boucle Cloaks, $50.
EidcrdOwn ClOafs, 75c. tc Sl.50
WOrsted and Cream Caps TO match
crochet sacques. p 10 l5c.
Pantallcttes. 31i2 and 5c.
SMALL THINGS FOR PRESENTS.
Silver Candlesticks. 1Sc.
Small Silver Candlesticks. with candle.
silver Ring-Holders. 25c.
Hand Mirrors, with silver frames and
Large InlS-stands. with silver pen
silver Paper-weights. zoe.
silver Ash-Trays. with understands.
Hair-Pin and Nursery Pin-Trays and
silver Comb. Brush, and Mirror. in
Oy Silver VA HSt- f5Sg %. 80 and zoe.
Silver Clothes-Brushes 45c.
Nut Pickers, PFC a set.
Nut-Pickers and Crackers, 25c. set
Whisp-BrOOms. with silver tops, soc.
Shaving Sets, s..
Work Boxes. 80. 75c.. and 81.
Childrens Solid-Gold Plain and Set
Ladies' solld-Gold and Set Rings. 75c.,
81, N.25. $780, ana $l75. All rings put in
silver Lock-Bracelets 81, SIS. and $50.
New line S-ickPins, &c.
Manicure Scissors. 81 silver.
Silver Scissors, $50.
Silver Hair-Curlers. 75c.
Silver Erasers. C9c.
Garter Buckles 1oc to 81
slver-Tipped Umbrella Bands. lie.
stamp Cases. soc.
Chnlren's Lace-PlnS, PC. % 81 r set.
DRESS GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Just received . pieces OF Red and
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! Black. Blue ana Black. Green and Black,
ard Purple and Black
Boucle- Mixed Dress Goods former
price was sc. yard; Monday, Nc.
y pieces Of Handsome Figured JAG
guards, in colors, double Width, l2lsc.
| yard.
10 pieces OF Cork-Screw. all new shades
fun 50 inches wide. si.25 a yard.
5O-inch Broadcloths. in Wood and other
! shades soc. a yard.
44-inch Mixed Boucles, 81 yard.
Cream Bedford Cord, for chilcren's
cloaks, 75c yard; was 81.
SILK Finished Velvet, SOC. yard-aIl
| colors.
SS-inch Figured Black Goods, PC: was
SOC
ss,ineh Figured Black Goods. re. a
yard; was PC.
4o-inch Black Rough Goods. with raised
silk knot. Il a ward.
.40-inch Black Frelze. size. yard; was
Biack Diagonal. 42-inch. only SOC
All-Wool Heavy Serge. Soc a yard.
DOLLS, GAMES. AND TOYS.
A little money invested in the Dolls
Games and Toys will bring smiles TO the
! Eood-natured face Of Old Kris Kingle
Sleeping Bisque Dolls %. So 75c.. and s..
hid Body Dolls, %, -. Zoe, and 81.
High Sleighs. 30c.; Boys Sleighs. S5c.
Large Express Wagons Ace.
Carpet-Sweepers. S5c; Instead OF SOC
Iron Trains, % and SOC.
Monkeys s. 10. and &c.
Tea Sets. china and pewter, 10, 25. and
Carriages. .. 30. 75c.. 81. and $50
LADIES' UNDFRSKIRTs.
Petticoats are wonderfully popular as
gifts. We are supplying great demands
with the most satisfactory results
Fast-Black Saline skirts, 81 10 $2.jO-all
fleece lined.
Moreen Skirts 81 to $50
Alpaca Skirts. embroidered. g 10 A59.
ReadyMade Flannel Skirts, 69c. 10 Sl.5O.
Unmade Wool Skirt Patterns, 75c. 70
s1.25 SHIRTS, 07c.
Shirts, with percale bOsoms, unlaunder-
Cd, and pair Of cuffs 70 match the bosom.
one Of the best shirt-makers produced
them. Too many, that's all. SIS Shirts,
&c.
Fur Collarettes and Neck Scarfs are high
. beauty's favor this season. Hosts of
them here. $50 10 $3.50.
s. Seal Collarettes.
$3.50 WOol-Seal Collarcttes.
Scarfs OF Martin, 10 tails, $50.
Real Ostrich-Feather Boas, fne and
glossy, SsS-l ya long.
Real. Fine and Lustrous Ostrich Boas,
$49S, worth s..
HANDKERCHIEFs.
Nuts come 70 those who have lost their
teeth" says an old proverb, and bargains
Ike this nearly always come after Christ
mas. lis rare indeed to find a great stock
O. fine Handkerchiefs at half price just in
time for Christmas
This is the whole stock Of a wise i'm
porter. who wanted 70 quit business, and
who sold it now, while ne could sell it all
in one lot.
Tao qualities are high all the way
through. nothing less than regular DC.
goods. and those are u 1-2c. here. From
these the prices run up as follows: 81, 80,
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TO-DAY.
Csutlenens Pure Linen HanIkerchiefs,
L l-2c
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Metropolitan Bank OF Richmcnd. Va.
THE DIRECTORS or THIS BANK
have to-day declared DIVIDEND OF 1
PER CENT. payable 70 stockholders on
or after JANUARY 4, 1897.
III. A. WILLIAM.
IA aot Jal Cashier.
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.
Inventory reductions have been made
in Carpets. The stock must be reduced
TO just one half by January 18th. Cuts
in prices viii do this. Along with the
cuts there Will be no charge for making
or laying.
1850 Velvets. 81: $l25 Velvets. 75c.: s5c.
Tapestry. 50c.; 75c. 1ngrains, 5Oc. 50c. In
grains &c
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Ola papers for sale at tho Dispatch
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prices in h by
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Buck GauntlstS. SOC.
Boys Fur-Tep Gloves. SOC.
Gentlemen's Fire and WATERPROOF
Gloves, 81.
HOLIDAY LINENS.
Even men can buy Linens safe at the
Tower because We have no wrong Linens
here-just pure flax, honestly wrought.
into webs Of bSauty. We are thinking OF
hollday-gifts TINE. SO are you.
so. '''' ~'O'"'' >" '''''eD ' ~
Table Cloths. with set Napkins TO match.
$50 TO $40.
Large Iluck Towels, fringed or hemmed,
II I'D. II. and &c.
Damask Towels. o 20 zoe.
Table Linen. oy the yard, DC. 20 N.75.
THE SALE OF LACE CURTAINS.
stu continues and although we have sold
hundreds OF pairs; the assortment r. nn.
broken Such values have never before
been shown IN Brussels, Tampoured,
Swiss, and Nottingham Curtains, but We
want 20 clear Tho stock Immediately.
Nottingham Curtains. $50 pair. were
Tamboured Curtains. 800 to so.
Chiffon. for evening wear I'm all shades,
the 81 quality, 69c. We have the rev
Green.
Black Embroidered Chiffon. embroidered
with Black. Sl.25 yard.
White Net, for fancy work, ~ l-2c. yard.
All-Over Venice Lace for from lSc. 10
sl.T yard.
All-Over Black Venice. si.25 yard.
Point Esprit. in BLACK. white. and all
colors, IS inches wide only 4Jc. yard.
yEILrNGs.
We are showing the newest styles In
Yelling. chenille dots and plain. - to ooc.
yard.
New Lace for Dress Trimmings.
FINE LINE OF PERFUMERY FOX
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Fine Perfumery. IN nice little bottles, &c.
Colgate's Florida, Violet Cashmere Bou-
IA 4 - AA
al-size bottles, % to 75c.
Sachet Powders packages for &c.
STATIONERY.
Good Note Paper Ice.
Linen Note Paper, plain or ruled. i5c.
pound.
BOX Paper, 5 to 25c. box.
Note Paper in Pads. good ink paper. &c.
Children's White AngOra Fur Sets. Vito.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose. io-gauge.
Children's Double-Knee and Sole Fast
Black Hose. y l-2c.; worth &c.
ladies' Atwood Hose. DC.
ladies' Cashmere Wool Hose, sc.
Ladies' Black Boot Fancy-Top Hose. Joe.
Gentlemen's Seamless Tan Socks. pairs
for 25c.
GentIemen's Tan. Unbleached, and
Black Seamless Half Hose. pairs for
Soc: worth 20c. pair.
Embroidered Flannels. SOC. to $50 yard.
Windsor Ties 25c
Windsor Bows 25c.
Silkollne. u l-2c. yard.
Tnsel Drapery ~ and II PC.
Heavy Tick. guaranteed 10 hold feath-
ers. l5c.
Heavy Glue Denim. T. l-2c yard.
Androscoggn Sheeting. zoe.
Utica Sheeting. pc.
HAMBURGs.
We have such wonderful bargains wa
could not wait until after the holidays 10
tell you about them. The best and tho
widest you ever saw for 4. 8. 6. s, 10 ~ -,
and lie.
Corner
)ND AND BROAD.