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PERSIAN SILKS.

Here IS an imported Persian SILK. IN
about twenty choice designs. which we
shall offer at the low price OF soc. the
yard.
Genuine Black Habutia Silk. 30 inches
wide, soc. a yard-the greatest price-event
Of the season.
Wash silks, in checks and stripes.
81 1-2c grade for 25c.
Changeable Silks-price was always
e0c.-suitable for waists, small figures,
only 81 1-2c.
Small-Figured Changeable Silks. 81 1-2c.
per yard.
Check Wash Silks. dark ground. sc.
quality, 81 l-2c.
All shades OF Satin. 75c. quality, 5Oc-
per yard.
Persian Pattern Silks. soc. yard; a
perfect fower-garden to show you.
Persian and Dresden silks covered
with figures, flowers, and dashes, extra
quality, 81 yard.
Black-Figured Gros-Grain, Soc. instead
OF 81.
Heavy Black Figured Gros-Grain. 81.
instead OF $3.50.
Black Satin Brocade, s1.25. instead of
S.
Large Figure Black Satin Brocade,
$780, worth $3.50.
Peau de Sol, 81; extra quality; worth sL67.
Double-Warp Black Surah, 60c. per
yard.
Black Mourning silk. 75c.; regular price,
81.
Very Wide Black Seeded SILK, 81 per
yard.
Black Fable. eec. per yard. instead
Of 81.
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I'm THE TABERNACLE.
Gfacs-Street CONGREGATION TO Enter
Their Temporary Abode To-Day.
CONVENIENT AND COMFORTABLE.
The Structure Quite Well Adapted
TO the Uses That II f. To Serve
How the sunday school VIII He
HandIed-Tho Opening Exercises.

After nomadic life OF one month the
congregation Of Grace-Street Baptist
church enter to-day their temporary
abode, at the corner OF Grace and
Foushee streets. Since the burning Of
their church they have held twenty-one
church services. and occupied nine diff
fereht places of worship. 1t has been
a matter OF wonder TO many that the
church has held together so admirably
in the midst OF its various changes.
While they are overlooking with graft
tude TO the friends who have opened to
them so many gates Of welcome, they
are yet quite delighted with the prospect
Of having a local habitation OF their
own. even though II compares poorly
enough with the beautiful churches which
have been SO cheerfully placed at their
service
FURNISH VERY GOOD QUARTERS.
The tabernacle. as the new building is
called, is quite q respectable structure
ia It's appearance and arrangements. 1t
fronts on Grace street, having two doors
for entrance, and quite a number of
windows Ii Is a framed building, the
weather-boarding being upright and
stripped, making ii secure against rough
weather. 1t Is covered with tin. which
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GRAND COUNCIL, ROYAL ARCANUM.
Preparations Deing Made for the
Meeting Here Next Month.

Grand-Regent John ]. Jameson, OF
Alexandria, has issued his official circu-
lar for the meeting Of the Grand Council
Royal Arcanum, OF Virginia, In this
city. on Tuesday, April 2ist, at p. M.
The meeting will be held In the han Of
r. f. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans.
and a full attendance Of the officers and
representatives Is expected.
The Grand Regent has appointed the
following Committee on Credentials and
Mileage, who will meet at the office OF
the Grand Secretary. in Murphy's Hotel,
corner Of Broad and Eighth streets, on
April 21st, at 2 p. NJ, to receive and ex-
anime credentials: Charles G.. Bosher,
OF Virginia, 26; George A. Thompson.
Southside, 9S: c. II. Haldeman. Mocha,
1sls: e. L. c. Scott, Henry Clay. ssi;
II. S. Dawson, Norfolk, 228.
The standing committees are as fol-
lows:
Laws and Appeals-William II. Will
liams, Union, 81, Richmond; f. n. BIZ
lisoly. No 227, Portsmouth; j. A. Brown,
Henry Clay 5si, Ashland.
Finance. Taylor Ellyson, No. l3e'
Richmond; j. +. Banks, No. 2S. Pc
tersburg; r. w. Arnold, No. e27. Alex
andria
The Finance Committee. Grand Secre-
tary. and Grand Treasurer will meet
in the Office of the Grand Secretary, at
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The Lenten services for men. which
are being conducted at No. 1905 east Main
street, win continue through this week
under the leadership OF Rev. f. S. Stick
ney. The subject for weekdays will be.
swords From the Cross" as follows:
Monday--"Promise to the Penitent-"
"To-day shalt thou be with Me In Para
dice" Luke kill, 90.
Tuesday--"Concern for His Mother.
''Woman. behold thy Son; Son. behold
thy mother" John xix, 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Mind" MY
God, why hast thou forsaken Me-"
Matthew xvii. A.
Thursday-"Agony of Body" II thirst"
John XIX. 30
Friday--"Memory OF Mission" sTt is
finished" John xix. 30.
Saturday. Serenity OF Soul" Father,
into Thy hands commend Ny Spirit"
Luke xiii, &c
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DLACK DRESS GOODS.

The public is wiser than the wisest
critic. The growth of our Black Dress
Goods stocks, which some md hard 10
explain. is due largely TO our recognl-
ton of this fact We follow the guld-
ance of your taste. and criticism. we
are getting our suggestions from YOU
lust when you think you are getting
YOURS from us. A fresh COLLECTION OF
new spring ideas awaits you.
Black Figured Sicilian; the styles are
like our soc. quality; only l7c. yard.
Heavy Black Figured Sicilian, II inches
wide. very heavy. worth $50 yard; our
price, 81.
Heavy Black Slcillan, 10 inches wide'
50c., instead Of 75c.
Fine Black Serge. 46 Inches wide, &c.
instead of 81 1-2c.s =,
Satin Stripe Diagonal. made to sell
for 81; Monday 6Oc.; full 46 inches WIDE
They are here in abundance: Black
Figured Jacquards, worth SIC. yard
only 50c.
You may think All-Wool Serge Is not
a bargain for &c, for every store In the
city can offer 1t to you; but 1t Is not
the Serge like we will sell Monday.
Priestley Black Hanni Yelling, 81, sLZ9'
and $l75 yard.
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EASTER DRESS GOODS.

No bright women wonders when some
usual store attempts to sell out-of-date
dress stuffs at lessened prices. She may
wonder why the store ever owned such
stuff
But, when this unusual store offers
great lots OF Dress Goods elegance. at
prices that should be half as much more,
IL sets this town to talking. samples
will be cheerfully malled)
Silk-and-Wool Mixed Mozambique. ~
inches wide. 81; small, neat effects.
Silk-and-Wool Fancy Scotch Mixed. soc.
per yard.
Gray-and-Dlack Fine Pink Check Silk
and-Wool Mohair. A inches. 81; instead
OF s1.50
Fancy Mixed Debeiges. very light col
ors. zoe. per yard. instead OF 75c.
40-inch Light Nigareans. Monday. Sc
Atwood Cheviots, with heavy-silk
knots scattered throughout. 500. per yard.
instead OF SOC.
4O-inch Light-Shades Boucle. light In
weight. 50c. per yard.
100 pieces OF Pin-Checks. A inches wide
all shades. SOC. a yard.
All-Wool Shepherd Cheeks. 45c. a yard.
Black-and-white Shepherd Checks, 121io.
per yard.
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SEPARATE SKIRTS.

Thessample line OF Skirts arrived Satur-
day; will be ready Tor you Monday at
A. NJ. They are made perfectly as
could be; all 5-yards wide, lined with
rustling camDric. and every Skirt has vel
vet binding.
Black-ri cured Mohair Skirts, $50.
Heavy Black Siciiian Skirts. 1915; in
stead Of 81.
Plain Black Sicilian Skirts. 81
Extra-Heavy Sicllian skirts 20. The
material in this Skirt Will cost 81 per
yard.
All-Wool Shepherd Check Skirts. $50.
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contralto; Mr.. Oscar e. Lehman, Dass So,
Captain r.. w. Cunningham. tenor. cor
onei c. Oh. Cowardin will also give one
OF his impersonations. Professor "&'
son will be accompanied.
AS the Ladies' Benevolent society mas
done so much for the poor Oh 'ne wy,
irrespective OF creed, IL u 10 pe . IT,.
that large audience VIII gree. ."e 30
renerous ladies and gentlemen, who so
S,ndIv Give their time and talent for the
interest OF sweet charity.
Tho concert will be held in Cathedra@
Hall corner of Ninth and Marshall
streets.
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HOSIERY.

Great achievement and broader pur-
poses than ever before in the history OF
our Hosiery selling. Cut off half Of other
stores prices, and you will get the proper
idea of our selling figures.
Infants and Children's Black and Tan
Socks, size to Z, l5c.. instead Of &c.
Children's "a Socks, Hermsdorf-dye, nne
guage. 15c.. instead OF 25c.
Childrens Fine Ribbed Hose, Herms-
dorf-dye, double knee and toe, Monday,
II 1-2c.
Ladies' Fine Black Hose. Hermsdorf-
dye. Csc, instead OF Sc.
Gentlemen's Cray Socks, &c. pair-seam-
less.
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Daughters of the Confederacy.

There will be a meeting OF the Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy on Tuesday. the
31st. at 4:30 p. NJ. at east Grace
street. All persons having blanks are
urged to bring or send them in. endorsed
by Confederate veterans. The names
cannot be placed on file or certificates
given until this is done. and the dues of
50 cents paid. The money received this
year will go towards furnishing the re-
ception-room Of the Confederate Museum.
which is In charge OF the ladies who
worked so faithfully atsthe Solid South
Booth during the Confederate bazaar.
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her)
Murphy's Hotel, Monday. April 10Th, at
5 p. NJ.
Supreme-Regent John Z. Pollard. OF
Lockport, ". Y, will be present as in
stalling officer. and will be assisted by
Supreme-S ecretary W. o. Robson, Of
Boston, and Supreme-Secretary Carl
Moller, of st. Louis. The Supreme
Regent, who is the official head of the
order. IS a man OF fine appearance, and
an eloquent and fluent speaker; and the
Grand Council is complimented In having
these distinguished officers present at
this meeting The afternoon session of
the Grand Council will be devoted TO
the admission of representatives. re-
ports of Grand officers. and introduc-
ton of new business, and the body will
adjourn In time TO allow the members
to participate in the public entertain
ment, to be given at the Academy of
Music on Tuesday evening at so ciock.
under the auspices of the local coun-
ellis, a committee Of three members OF
each Of the councils in the city having
been appointed to make the arrange
ments. This committee has selected
Charles G. Bosher, of Virginia Council,
as chairman, and w. L. Yeaman, Of
Mccarthy Council, secretary. The COM
mittee has entered actively into the
work. and will present most attrac-
tive programme. the admission to which
will be by cards. issued to the members.
and their families and friends. There
are seven councils In the city, with a
membership Of more than eleven hun
dred.
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PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS.

26-inch Gloria, natural sticks, 81.
26-ineh Gloria, Manufactured sticks, sill
yer trimmings, SIS.
26-inch Gloria, horn handles, miniature
trimmings, s1.50
Gentlemen's silk Umbrellas, with cherry
handles. s..
White Lawn Parasols, SOC.
White China silk Parasols. x1.25.
White China silk. Dresden handles, 81. 70.
White Hemstitched China Silk Para
soils. $2.75.
Blue. Red, Green. and Brown 8-inch
Changeable Silk Parasols. 81; worth 20.
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EASTER RIBBONS.

On several occasions during the past
four months we have startled the trade
and won the thanks OF the pubic py
vast distribution of Ribbons, at prices
made with seeming disregard OF values,
not one Of the sales but has been copied
in idea; but not one OF them mas Deeh
successfully copied in merchandise.
To-day starts another triumph
The offering includes: Wash-Prlnted
Ribbons, Striped Ombre Ribbon, Printed
persian Ribbon. and PlaIn-Satin Rib
bon.
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DRESS Innings

Black Back or Gray Back Figured ST.
lesia, &c. quality u l-2c.
Fibre Chamois, for interlining, &c. per
yard.
Iaheta Moria, 8 1-3c. q yard.
Black Moreen for skirt-lining, Ice. per
yard.
Bombay Canvas, II 1-2c-
Crochet or Wire Canvas, 2Sc. per yard.
Collar-Canyas. zoe. per yard, every
where &c
Lining Jeans, &C.; Canvas. Sc. per yard;
Rice Cambria, &c. per yard.
Finest Book Muslin, SC. yard.
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NEW WASH FABRICS FOR SPRING,

and 1t is safe to say that no like lot
in the past has equalled this in variety
OF weaves. beauty OF design, or richness
OF colorings. Only the leading European
and American manufacturers are repre-
scented in this brilliant collection of filmy
fabrics for spring and summer wear
Never before have the designs been so
beautiful or so varied. Many are ex-
elusive.
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EASTER GLOVES.

New spring importation. We're Offering
great values In Women's Kid Gloves,
In all the newest colorings and stitchings.
The Favorite 4-Button Glaze Kid Glove.
with embroidered back, Black, Tan. Mode,
Ecru, Linen, Corn, Yellow, White, and
Pearl. 81 a pair. and every pair guaran-
teed. We will back this against any 81
Glove in the world.
Heavy Black-Silk Taffeta Gloves. Csc.
Black-Sllk Gloves, Hermsdorf-dye, 60c.
pair. extra-heavy silk.
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The Gift Highly Esteemed.

Among the many noble gifts to Grace
Street Baptist church was check for
No7.35 from Mr.. J. Jacobus. proprietor of
the Boston. II was the result OF his
generous proposition TO donate a certain
proportion OF his sales OF clothing and
gentlemen's furnishings for one week to
the building fund. DR. Hatcher and his
people esteem the gift very highly.
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On Thursday evening. April 9th. under
the able direction OF Captain Frank w.
Cunningham. concert viii be given
for the benefit OF the poor OF the city.
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society. Of the Cathedral Tho
genial Captain will be assisted
By Miss Eva Lawson and Miss Dos
ven. soprani; Mrs. Jasper l. Rowe.
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WHITE GOODS.

Fine French Nainsook. IS inches wide,
CSC.
White Organdie. yards wide. 81 lac.
instead OF 50c.
Fine White India Linen, loc. yard, In
stead Of l5c.
Pink. Light-Blue. Nile; and Yellow Or
candle, &c.
Persian Lawn. IL lac, worth zoo.
Linen-Color India Linen. IL 1-2c.. instead
Of 1sc.
Fine Dimity Checks. &c. yard. worth
II 1-2c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

YardWide Percales, s 1-4o
Heavy Linen Finish Cheviots, lac, in
stead OF II 1-2c.
Tinsel Drapery. new patterns ~ 1-2c.
Chameleon Crepe Sateens. loo. yard.
The Best Merrimac Indigo. &c.
Shirting-Prlnts &c. yard.
Tracking Oil-Cloth. 10c. yard.
Shelf Oil-Cloth, l0c. yard.
Oil-Cloth Table, Mats, for children. &c.
Childrens Bibs. sc.
Highly-Polished Sewing-Tables, yard
long, 81.
5-Foot Step-Ladders, 75c.
Plush Bottom Rocking Chairs, 81.
Scrap Baskets, 10c., all sizes.
New Percale Wrappers, 81.
Covert-Cloth for golf-suits, Sc. yard.
Gentlemen's 81 Sweaters, N.25
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LACE CURTAINS

Eight hundred pairs OF Lace Curtains
came to US Friday. They were sent to US
at 50c. on the dollar. We thoaght 1t
would be too many for one months sale.
but after seeing them we find we could
use just twice the quantity at such price.
Come Monday for these.
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REMARKABLE SILK OFFERINGS.

The activity in the SILK Department
during the past week has been In Keep
ing with the unusual hustle OF the store
There will be greater buying to-day when
these prices are understood.
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TABLE LINEN AND TOWELS.

Many changes to be made in the Linen
Department, and the changes are TO De
made quickly. So We have reduced prices,
and now the High-Grade Linens are on a
level with inferior ones.
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SHIRT-WAIsTS.

A store-full OF them; just arranged
Saturday on second floor, In such show
ing OF New Shirt Waists that will charm
every woman. Price from 50c. up. Don't
miss the Shirt-Waist sale Monday.
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ts2o-i822 EAST MAIN AND 800 EAST MARSHALL
PHONE 316 PHONE "a
5 IA lbs Best Granulated Sugar, 25c.
Large Cans Thistle Tomatoes, sc. can.
Navy Beans, Sc. quart.
Best Irish Potatoes, 1Oc peck.
Canned Tomatoes and Corn, Sc. can.
Pure Leaf Lard, 7c. pound.
Best quality Orange Co Hams, lie. ID
1-pound Bars Best Laundry Soap, &c.
Small California Hams, z 1-2c. pound
3 Cans Table Peaches for Csc.
Fat Mackerel. 15c. dozen.
Large Lake Fish, 15c dozen.
Patent Family Flour, Csc. bag.
1O.pound pail Home Made Jelly, 3Oc
New Raisins, &c. pound.
Good Carolina Rice, Sc. pound.
Va Buckwheat, &c. lib, or Is lbs for 25c
Corn Meal, 11c peck-44c. bushel
Imported Macaroni, 4 lbs for Csc.
Fresh Country Eggs, lie. dozen.
Boneless Goldfish, &C. pound.
Small Sugar Cured Shoulders, 7c. Id
Home. Made Apple Butter, Sc. pound
Home. Made Preserves, SC. pound.
Oil Sardinss. Sc. box
Bestnew crop N. o. Molasses, 400. gal
3.pound Can Apple Butter, sc.
Extra.Q Quality Dried Apples, Sc. ID.
Glib package best-quality Rolled Oats
Sc. package.
Jap. Brand Roasted Coffee, in lib pa
pers-Java and Laguayra-2Oc
pound. Best you ever drank.
And a house full Of bargains.
Call for our New Price-List.
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MATTINGs.

Cheap grade of Mattings is very scarce
We bought several months ago about
20 pieces OF the cheapest grade; arrived
Saturday. Price will be l2l1c. a yard for
an excellent quality.
Linen Warp Mattngs in large line OF
patterns.
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pABY-CARRIAGEs.

We will save you many dollar by buy
ing a carriage from US. We guarantee
every carriage sold. All OF our carriages
highly polished, finished In plush, DAM
ask. Cloth, or Corduroy. We are sole
agent for the Excelsior Sleeping Coach.
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. Gents Per Yard.

100 pieces of New Spring Dress Goods,
at 25c. yard.
3s-inch Linen Color. Linen and Wool
only soc. a yard.
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Real Heavy Linen Sheeting, 100 inches
wide. 81; you have often paid $50 for
the same quality.
A Pillow4Case Linen, soc.
GA Pillow-Case Linen, 69c.
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CORSETS, zoe.

We have waited for a month for the
maker 10 catch up with the demand for
these Refine Corsets. They are OF a strong
jean, in White. Drab, and Black; long
waist, boned bust; all sizes--lS to 90
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GENTLEMEN's WHITE SHIRTS.

Does not make a biz Of difference what
shirt you compare 1t with, II 10 the best
Zoe. shirt. Its perfection is up to date.
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SPRING CAPES.

We want TO reduce our stock Of Spring
Capes, and offer them from 81 to $50
just the half.
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The Fit
Does 1t.

It's the fit of our Suits that contributes largely to
their popularity. When gets good cloth and good
honest tailoring in his clothes he's pleased of course
though he's entitled to much anyhow. But when he
gets fit that he didn't believe could be had in Ready
Made Clothes and AT PRICES much lower than he
dreamed of buying them why of course he's going to talk
about it.
We mean to be talked of this spring more than ever
IF you'd but see the nnumerabe styles of Upto Date
Clothing congregated under roof and the extremely
low prices we've tagged themat you'll admit that it's
wonder we expect the town to be talking about us.
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Stripe Pique, IL 1-zc.
Figured Pique. 25c.
Pink and Yellow Dotted Swiss Null.
40c. yard.
Apron Muslin, with satin-stripe border.
10c.
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MEMS SUITS.
Whether you buy Frock or Sack
Suit, its immaterial 10 US, the cost Is
Just the same. Any style advertised
can be had in any shape coat you de-
sire.
Handsome Dark-Bluo and Black
Serge Suits, the all-wool kind, with
satin piping, and tailor-made. You've
always paid sl2 for 'em.
We're Selling 'em for 5000.
A Black or Blue Peacedale Is very
dressy for spring. For wear none are
better. You can have different pair OF
Pants with the coat and vest II you
prefer. We see 'em marked In other
stores at $3.50.
Our Price f. 1915.
Wen wager the price OF suit that
no house In the city can show you a
larger or prettier line OF English
Plaids, in Gray. Brown. and Neat Eff
fects, than we. They're very stylish
this season. We're going 10 price 'em
very close. because they're popular
$40 grades for y.
sl2 grades for IS.
SIS grades for $3.50.
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Royal Table Felt, soc. yard.
japanese Napkins, zoe. hundred.
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BED LINENS.

Embroidery Hoops. all sizes. SC. set. =
New line OF Beading. sc.
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Wewant you to compare our prices with other stores
Look all overflow and at what prices other sorekep
ers are selling what you want-then come to Well
show you where the difference comes in.
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WHITE SPREADS.

We will sell Monday q Large and Heavy
White Spread for SOC.
White Spreads that sold for soc.. CSC.
White Spreads, slightly soiled In the
fold, were $50. now 81.
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BOYS SUITS.

BOYS SUITS.
Boys Double-Breasted Suits. Sc.
Boys, Black and Blue Cheviot Suits,
s1.25.
Boys Brown Wool Suits. N.6o, worth
$780,
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Hatcher's Residence one Side and the Railroad CT
ON the OtherD