Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-06


shoes at an amazingly low price. They
will also make other startling announce
ments as to the sums at which they Will
sell goods before Christmas is past and
gone again.
Burk &c Co., the Man-street clothiers.
are more determined to sell than ever.
and this means a great deal They are
now conducting what they call their mid
season sale, and have marked down their
entire stock of clothing and furnishings
TO about one-half their original price. This
news comes as a boon TO people who have
yet to buy their heavy winter clothing.
A. Greentree, who conducts the mems
furnishing establishment at No. 429 east
Broad street. has laid in a most extern
sive stock Of winter goods, which are
being offered at prices as reasonable, II
not more so, than they can be gotten IN
New York OF in any other city. Mr..
Greentree is a careful and tasteful buyer,
and his goods never fail to have the pro-
per style about them.
Charles G. Jurgen's Son, the furniture
dealer. at No. 4I east Broad street, makes
the very pertinent suggestion that people
should not put Off too long buying their
holiday goods. His house is now unpack-
ing a great many new designs of ladies'
desks. music cabinets, shaving stands,
parlor cabinets, ladies' dressers. china
cases, combination cases, odd rockers,
&c. and hundreds of other choice articles
for Xmas gifts, and these, supplemented
by the vast stock of beautiful and stylish
furniture, make a most attractive place
for one to go to buy holiday articles or
such character.
Mr.. b. Florsheim. proprietor OF the
Reliable Clothing House. No. 32S east
Broad street presents all his customers
with very substantial Christmas present
In the form of a reduction of 80 per cent.
on the price Of all articles sold. He Is an
nouncing a grand closing-out sale, which
offers an almost unparalleled opportunity
70 buy good garments at low figures. Mr..
Florsheim carries a full line Of winter
goods, and he will both suit and tit every
body who calls on him during this extra
ordinary sale
Mittedorfers, No 2l7 east Broad street,
IL a place Of rare interest just as the
Christmastide approaches. For two weeks
a great auction sale of mattings has been
going on. Fancy dress goods are also
undergoing some holiday reductions. while
the vast variety Of Christmas articles and
household supplies on display there are
commanding the attention of the public
because Of their splendid quality and low
prices.
SOME CHRISTMAS EATABLEs.
Santa Claus Headquarters for Xmas
Goods, Is the way 5. Ullman's Son deslg-
mates his immense grocery stores, Nos.
1920 and 1922 east Nam street. and No.
so east Marshall street. SO far as the
description refers 10 the goods handled
by Mr. Ullman, he has given it its real
definition. He quotes supplies for the
Christmas table at figures that are as
tonishing, and his great stocks appear to
DO almost limiiess. The ladies' find AZ
Ullman's almost everything they want
for the holidays.
The T. Il. Taylor Company's stores are
beautiful and brilliant in their Christmas
array Glitterlng and scintillating glass
ware crOckery, dainty articles in bronze
and brass figures vases. candelabra, and
everything 10 be found In q mammoth
establishment like either Of the two OF
the Il. b. Taylor Company Is there. !
awaiting the coming of Santa Claus. This |
firm Is one Of high standing, and il deals /
with only the best goods. Its name Is a
sufficient guarantee that whatever is
sold from it's ware-rooms is flrst-class !
In every respect The Christmas rush has !
already started with the +. b. Taylor |
Company.
One of the most beautiful and inspiring !
spots In Richmond during the Christmas
holidays Is the place of business OF Mr. /
w A. Hammond, the florist. Already the /
large establishment IS truly a blower OF
loneliness" There has not been seen here I
a more bewildering display OF carnations |
and roses and other flowers which are
in bloom at Christmastide. Flowers are /
always and under all circumstances well |
come harbingers of peace and friendship |
They make most appropriate Sits Christ
mas The devotees of the rose and the /
violet, the carnation and the chrysanthe- |
mum will have great varieties to select /,
from this year, II they will see Mr.. Ham |,
mond soon.
Christmas dellcacies are also advertised !
by MIR. George A. Hundley the WELL !
known grocer at No. 52S east Broad street 4
and his price-list on staple goods shows 4
that he Is In earnest about selling some |
of the many good things 10 be eaten here, |
during the approaching festival Mr.. |
Hundley offers only the purest articles: |
he claims that he Is a guard 20 the health (
of his customers. He has full line of |
fancy groceries, OF rich wines and liquors |
and presents an interesting schedule OF |
prices.
''rhe Model implies what people may /
expect when they go into that bright |
and attractive shoe-store. No. COZ east |
Broad street. Ladies, gentlemen. and I
boys can obtain there model articles OF i
at as low prices MS they can get 1
them anywhere This establishment has !
earned and achieved reputation for the |
splendid quality OF Its goods. The cork
sole. or the felt inner-sole for shoes can
be obtained at 1.-THE Model" II Is de-
lightful place to trade. and II Is doing
fine business