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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31
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H. LANDAHL.
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: Flensburg Items.

.
Andrew Lasetzkie and Mitchell
KOs.'bucki,s who were at Dulutt,
with i carioad az potatoes, returned
Dec. %. They intend to ship another
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krotosieski and Mrs.
Kundza, Of Swan River, were in
Fiensburg during thej holidays.
They were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Watzka.
John Steier, Of Swan River, was at
Flensburg last Saturday.
; Miss T. Young. of Minnea polls, ia
visiting Alleu Bros. Of this place.
A dance was given by Allen Bros.
on Christmas. eve and Christmas
night. Among those who were pre-
sent were: Miss Young OF Minneap-
oils. Miss Lee of Little Falls, Miss
Mary Bachko wski, Minnie Newman
! and her sister of Little Falls. All re-
port a good time.
one day last week, on business.
A dance was held Sunday Dec. 26,
at Martin Super's. The celebrat tiUn
was good one and all report a
good time.
Jake Barois and Vincent Inter, of
Swan River. were at the dance at
Martin Super's Sunday.
Bert Wotzka, Post master at
Flensburg, will start Il store at this
place after New Years. He is now
making arrangements and will soon
have his goods on hand.
Your correspondent has heard
many new facts of the gold fields
around Flensburg, but awaiting a
further Information will soon let
you hear of more.
v. j. WOtzka closed bis school Dec.
q, IN district 63, for u two weeks
vacation.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31

Sault Rheum, Tetter, Eczema.
These distressing skin diseases re-
lieved bv one application. DR.. Ag-
news Ointment is q potent cure for
all eruptiOns of the skin. Jas.
CASTOR. Wilkesbarre say: For
nine years was disflgured with
Tetter on my hands, DR.. Agnew's
Ointment cured It," IS cents.-7h.
Sold by NJ. V. Wetzel.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31
Trade Conditions. &


.s. As was generally expected business
was dull the past week. The usual
REACTION that foitows christmas has
set In, and for the next two months.
at least. there will be a considerable
decline In the volume OF business
done in all lines Of trade. January
aud February are usually the two
dullest months of the year, and the
present outlook is that they will he
fully rs dull this year as usual unless
we have sufficient snow fall to en-
able the wood and tie operations OF
this vicinity to be- conducted on the
usual large scale.
z& Wheat has declined in price during
the week, but the receipts were
larger than for the previous week.
Local dealers think that there is still
q large percentage O the last crop in
the hands OF the farmers, and also
believe that it will be all marketed
within the next two months, II the
roads are good and the price remains
about the same .,s at present.
The following is the corrected
price list:
wheat-No nard, $50; No /, Northern s2c
No. 2, Sic: No. 8. soc.
Flour, patent process. per 6bl 80. @ 81 70
Straight grade, per bbl. $4 ~. M$4.5O
Bakers per bbl $340. al $50
Ground feed, $500 per ton.
I! Bran-S9
x ShOrts-$1O.
Barley-35c
Oats Csc
Corn-25 @30 per bushel
Dairy butter-15c @ 20c.
Eggs-.Sc. q 20c.
Fat catte-2N @ SC.
:! COWs-2c.
Veal dres sed-5 a 6.
\ Hogs live.-$2.5 SO to 90 per cwt.
Fresh pork-$3.5C @ $500 per cwt.
Mutton dressed to &C.
Cut meats. to 1910.
Chickens. &c.
Z Lard, &c.
Potatoes-20 a. CSC per bushel
Beans Shopper bushel.
Apples-$3:OO @ $3.50 per bbl.
Peas-75c per bushel.
Lemons-25c. a SOC per dozen.
Oranges-35 q SOC. per dOz.
Granulated sugar-1s lbs. for 81.
Kerosene, 15c per gallon.
Hay-S5.e0
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31
Motley Items.

II mOIIoy IC0mS'
/ Mrs. W. w. Won made a business
"trip t., Little Falls last Tuesday.
/ Rev. and Mrs. Waite are spending
Ia few days with friends In the
Icountry.
1 Mr.. Kirbe. whose family have been
tin Motley some weeks, Joined them
Chris mas morning.
+ The Christmas exercises by the Nj.
+. Sunday school under the manage
ment of Mrs. &. H. Hodge and Mrs.
Emma Daily on Friday evening, were
were a very pronounced success.
The singing. recitntiUns. etc, hy the
Children were greatly enjoyed by the
[largr audience. aud all went away
ieelink better for the hour with the
CiiltIe folks. Care had been taken t"
provide n present for each child 81"
none went away disappointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hers"g spent
Sunday with Mrs. HIS parents. Mr..
and Mrs. JAS Whi,ford, returning to
their home at Barker ON tn" early
morning train Monday.
/, ;Wolf 4 Torgerson have further en-
hlnrged their growing business inter-
.esth bv establishing a logging camp
about thirty miles north of here on
pine river. Motley will be theirhn
sof supplies.
/ Several wood camps are in opera
5tion in this vicinity, and rs Il res eult
swOOd.choppe.s are in great demand.
.k'xty-tive cents per cord is being paid.
Great four and six horse teams
loaded with supplies on the way to
these camps. together with the
numerous teams busy bringing into
town cord wood, ties. baied hay,
etc, give our streets. and country
roads quite II lively appearance.
The dance, with supper at the
Whitford restaurant, arranged for
Christmas eve, ma terializ on
|schedule time, and II large attend
Eance and most enjoyable time was
reported. We hear Ofsevernl smaller
sdancing parties nn the evening "f
christmas day. Verify the endur-
salice of some OF the devOtees Of
tierpsichore ia past comprehension.
Y Miss &. E. Paquin. who has charge
ssof the primary department Of our
village school, went to Minneapolis
Sunday night and win attend the
State Teachers AssociatiOn, in Fet-
sskorsiE st. Paul during the week. k.-~,.-.;
= A team belonging to Andrew Brink,
left standing in front OF A. L. Coles
store. started out on Il yaca tion trip
Of its own last Tuesday p. M. They
did some lively turning around cor
ners and gliding over wood piles,
but finally. after successfully climb
inR two fences. came to grief by try
IN Z to establish headquarters in Mr.
Chas. Norris pig pen. The horses
were not seriously injured but the
wagon was pretty badly wrecked.
Tie them next time, Mr.. Brink.
TIE large steam wood saw belong
ing to A. l.. Cole--Ed. Crandall.
engineer; Will Jacobs. foreman.
which has l'een In operation here for
some time past. has gone into winter
quarters, and It's music Twill he heard
no more In the land" for this season.
This saw, when run at Its full
saws, twice In two, one
hundred cords of wood per day, and
twenty-five men.
There is considerable sickness in
and about Motley at present, but we
are glad to note that the diphtheria
scare reported last week was q fulse
alarm.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31
FINEST TRAIN ON WHEELS

That is what Mr.. Pullman says of
the Burli1gton's new train between
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Chicago.
Finished throughout in royal
fashion. compartment and standard
Sleeper buffet library cur, chair cars
and dining car, 1t is without an
e0na' in this cOu 3try or abroad. No
extra fares.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31
Elm DaleItemS.

Miss Mary Davies is here spending
her holiday vacation.
Il. Miss Dora Schultz, who has been
In Minneapolis the past year, came
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Henry Misfeldt has returned
from an extended visit to Motley,
Brainerd and other towns.
X Miss Dorothea Thompson is visit
ing relatives In Bellevue.
Mr.. Martin Misfeldt spent Christ
day In Royalton.
Miss Garriry closed her four
months term Of school Friday with
an Interesting program. She has
gone to Minneapolis to spend the
vacation.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31
Parker Town Items.

Mr. ant Mrs. Sherman Gish. OF
Staples, nre visiting relatives here.
Mira. C. A. Mead left for st. Paul
Sunday morning.
VIM. Giah was In BrOwersville
Friday.
Mr.. Hnllett, OF GIenwoOI, Minn.,
hus moved in Parker town, ehOpe,
with the Intention to stay.
Mr.. Vicory has moved into hisncw
hOnse.
We arr. glad to cav that Mrs. q. &.
Chapman, after Il prolonged Illness, Ia
able to be out again.
Miss Julia Oby, who has been at
tending school a. Staples ia spending
the varatiun with her parents.
John Brooks IL paving Parker
town a visit. .,-+--.,s T., ,..,,
Amos Randall Ia h"ljing services
at the Maple Grove church and at
other places In the neighborhood.
Mr.. Pierce, of Randall, wilt preach
ut Maple Grove church SUNDAY next.
A great mmny oi the Parker town
young people attended the en- ntertain-
ment at Randall Christmas eve.
0A9T011IA.
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31

senator WOlcOtt talks Of resign
ing from the Republican party.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-12-31

Educate Your Bowels with CAsCarots.
Candy Catharttc, cure constipation forever
j0c DC II G c. G fstl. druggtsts refund money
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Silk Waists, So.

10 OF them, made IN most stylish ways
with new sleeves, Figured India silks
Grays, Blues, Greens. and White. as)
solid Blacks. lined throughout; almost
impossible for you 10 buy material 3
this price. Also. a great lot of lnf4
SILK Waists, made shirt-Waist suA
with White collars, colors Violet Win
White figures, Black with Nhls
figures, Navy with White ngures
Brown with White figures. Green VITA
figures, Black with Green figures
Black with Violet figures. Black ana
Red figures-made 20 sell for s., hs.s
goo = Bright plaid Cashmere Waists MADE
I'm shirt-waist style. with White hhel
collars. 10 sell for Sl-mOst styis4
Waists for schoolgirls and young a'
dies, every size, 81 TO 5S-price WlH
De ............. .....ss-.... s.s.sfsstst"".t
Dress Waists Of Serges. Cashmercs ana
Cheviots, solid Blacks, Nays. Greens
plaid and Shepherd checks, made 10
various styles-Norfolk, shirt, and drssl
styles-some with stock. velvet. ana
White linen collars, about 100 In las
lot, hardly any two alike, and wofa
up 10 $3.50, choice 9Oc.
800 Colored Lawn Shirt-Waists VIE
separate collars, pointed y0kes, ana
full fronts, for soc. each.
New SILK Waists, in large, stylish le'
signs Of Purple and White. Green ana
w mite, ana hlue ana " mite, WIN ~.
vet bolero. surah lined ........... .fiD'.
Beautiful Taffeta Waists. IN Hellotois
and changeable Blue. with shirrcd -ls
bolero and star-pointed collar anl
sleeves .......-....s... ..sss..s' ...'t'N
Surah Waists, IN changeable Blue ana
Green. trimmed with yellow Falen.
ciennes Lace, new ruche collar, ana
pointed sleeves ........... -......s'. f"'"'.
Black Taffeta Silk Shirt-Waists tucked
front, adjustable White linen collar 49,,
Black India silk Waists. new two-p.ecs
sleeves. lined throughout with Wn.o
lawn. crush collar and belt ......>.,.o
Ladies' Negligee Dressing Sacques' W ~
teau peat, sailor collar edged VIA
Valenciennes lace. and tied with sam
ribbons. In Pale Pink, Blue, and Wlite
the most chic garment imagnaDle. -,
New Shirt-Waists. I'm spring patterns
and Black and White, with deiach4o'
linen collars .............. .sst.ss, ''', -.
Flannellette Waists. I'm Blue, Red. ~
pie Back. and White, and Pef.la.
With Black sateen collar and Guns, "Vl
Blue and Red Plaid Waists Alel
throughout, collar trimmed, Green ~.
vet collar. were N...................'y 30
Black and White CrepOn Empire Wals-,
lined throughout with lawn, Back -
vet collar and cufts .........'''''''".'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
ITEMS, Ladies', and Chill
dren'S Underwear.
Wash Dress Goods

at the prices at which they are sold to
US, and this week they are TO be turned
over to you, yard after yard, at the
smallest prices, you ever knew at the
beginning Of the spring season. 1t is
really the most remarkable OF bargains
il has ever been our lot 10 buy:
The best Renfrew Dress GinghamsN
that cost 10 make 12c. yard; IN d
great variety of styles, for lie.
a yard.
Am6skeag Stripe Seersuckers. when
stylish would have cost y 1-2c. yard;
during this sale for Use. yard.
Full-width BOrdered Apron Gingham,
in Blue and Brown checks, for Use.
Keswick Bright Twilled Dress Plaids,
new and desirable patterns. for Use.
Every New and Bright Color Sateen,
for lining thin dresses IL LIE
Imported French Organizes. large floral
designs and stripes, zoe. yard, in
Johnston's % Double-Fold Apron Cling
hams, Y lie. yard is the regular
price, for Sc. a yard.
Large Plaid Turkey-Red Bingham, for
bed-coyering, guaranteed fast color,
1Oc. a yard.
Turkey-Red Anallne-Dyed Black Fig
ure Calico, 7-Sc. a yard
Best Merrimack Indigo Dyed Blue and
White Figured Calico, for lie.
yard.
Best quality Black and White Figured
Calico for 3 7-Sc a yard.
Thousands of yards of Fine Dimity
Lawn and JacOnets, worth from Il IL
to 25c. yard-at one price, Of lie.
yard.
The very best sea Island Percales full
yard wide. y lie. quality, for T-sc.
yard.
Tailor-Made Duck. for sutings. that
always cost y l-2c.; in a great variety
of styles. for = Use. a yard.
Fine Lappet Stripe Mulls. exact pat
terms OF the imported fabrics, only
IL 1-2c. a yard.
Imported Batiste with new and bright
designs, cost 20c. a yard 10 land;
Meyers price, IL i-2c. a yard
Is pieces New and Bright Plaid Turkey
Red Table Dsmask; also. Green and
Red Damask, soc. quality, for 20 lie.
yard.
Turkey-Red Table Damask. good pat
terms, for T-sc. yard.
Unbeached Linen Table Damask, 2oc.
quality, for ~ &c yard.
2O-inch Large Plaid Crash, for pillow
covers, for Be a yard.
Bleached Duck Cotton Towels, fringed
and colored borders, &c. value, FOR
2I-2c. each.
Turklsh-Bath Mats, large size, heavy
and absorbent, were 81, for zoe.
Pure Linen German Damask, 60 inches
wide, extra heavy, zoe. value, for oOc.
yard.
Napkins TO match for 81 80 a dozen.
Pure Linen Damask Doilies. White and
Colored borders, worth Soc dozen,
70 p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

70 the extent OF AZ cases have been re-
ceiVed, and are ready for selling TINS
week Our buyers seem 70 have struck
the mills during one OF their duilest
periods. when cash offers, even at
great loss. were accepted. purchasers
are not limited.
Pure Linen Hemstitched Sheets. 90X96
inches. worth $3.50 each. for $3.50.
Hcmstitched PillOw-CaseS TO match, 40N
SO inches SOC. each
Special Linen Hemstitched Pillow-Cases,
45x36 inches. 39c. eaCh-75c. value.
Hemstitched Sheets. full double-bed size
soc each. ~
Hemstitched Pillow-CaseS TO match
IL lie. each.
Best Utica PilIow-Case "a wide. IS
inches long, IL lie. each-same price
as you pay for the cotton.
81 dozen Round-Thread Sheets, 81 vide
2i2 yards long, soc. value. for 33c.
Good. Heavy, Round-Thread Bleached
Sheets. 1914 wide l-2 yards long, zoe.
value. for 39c each.
Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton for Use.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Cotton,
Good. Heavy, Yard-Wide Bleached Cot
ton. free from dressing, with brand
would cost Sc yard; unbranded Tor
Use a yard.
Yard-Wide Unbleachcd Cotton. very
heavy. round thread, for &c. yard.
Unbleached Cotton in short lengths, sc.
grade, for / T-sc. a yard
Utica Full 1914 Bleached Sheeting, mea-
sures - yards wide, for I7c. yard.
Utica 100-inch Bleached Sheeting. mea-
sures 81 yards wide, for zoe yard.
Good. Heavy Bed-T1ckinS, plain ana ran
a stripes. good as you can buy for 5
aad 10c. a yard in short lengths, for
x 5-Sc a ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Handkerchief Go

that are sold here daily. Is a mystery
TO US. Thousands Of dozens a week Is
our record, and no stocks, no matter
how large. are bought in. just so the
prices can induce every handkerchief
buyer 20 come 20 Meyers. Some few
OF last weeks lots are still here, to-
gether with
Ladies Hemstitched Pure SILK Handker-
chiefs. White with White embroidered
initials. Sc.
Ladies' and Childrens l0c. Sheer Hem
stitched. neat patterns OF ColoredBor-
dered Handkerchiefs. for Re.
yalenciennes-lace Edged Sheer White
Handkerchiefs for &c.
I.adies' Children's, and Mems Colored-
Bordered Handkerchief for &c.
II. 20. and pc. Open-WorlS Swiss En-
broldeed Edge Handkerchief for lie.
Open-Work and Hemstitched Pure WHITE
HandBerchiefs for sc.
Eiaborately Embroidered Imported Swiss
and open Work and DrawnThread,
Sheer Irish Cambria Handkerchiefs
for Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Spring Dress Goods to
the Front.

The rnnGe of our Dress Stock
covers every conceit from the eN-
quisite French and English high
toned To the cheapest domestic
fabrics. Your early attention so
Iicited. Some styles cannot be du-
plicated.
73c.-FuH Range Dainty silk and Wool
Three-Toned Checks lovely blendings,
exclusive, are worth $l.2j.
9Sc.-Elegant Line Three-Toned Silk
Shot Checks something high uD in
style; soft, contrasting cOlOrings,
French fabricauons, worth $50.
75c.-Imported Frieze Mixtures. two
and three-toned, yard and quarter
wide; handsome tailor effect, worth 81
75c.-ImpOrted High COlored Pads,
silk barred. for misses wear; these
goods have not a peer at 81.
81 25-Twine Etamine. silk warp, the
newest and SWEETEST conceit or the
season. will sell in New YORK at s..
Sdc.-Twine Etamine. Gray and Tan
all wool, very swell, regular price,
s1-Imported Fancy Notified suitlng, A
inches wide. an effective style, regu-
lar price $3.50
59c.-Imported SILK. mixed. fancy. and
checks, newest colorings, full IS inches
wide, regular zoe. grade
50c.-Imported open EtamiDe. and
Grrnad,ne. for contrasted lining.
lovely shades and mixed designs, the
15c quality.
5Oc.-Importel Open Grenadine. Tan and
Green mixed, yard and a half wide,
the bargain of the season; worth u.
Goa varied and indescribabie array
of Check Fancy, and Plain S6-inch ALI
Wool Fabrics for suits, separate
skirts and waists; most of them un-
matchable at 75c.
25c.-A matchless assortment OF new
Fancies, Stripes and Checks. In TINS
lot you will find many SOC values.
2gc.-Imported All-Wool Covert Cloth,
IS inches wide. three shades Tan and
two of Gray. This Is one OF our eX-
elusive numbers. and can't be had
elsewhere. even at SOC. the yard.
L. 1-2c.-An All-Wool Filled Fancy,
Tan. Brown, and Reseda grounds
with dainty hair-lines full 25c. value.
IL -2c-Bright Plaids for children or
school wear; are mostly cotton, rs
true. but hold we'll, and have the style
OF soc. goods
81 i-2c.-Importod Boucles, Brown. Re-
soda. Green. old Rose, Old Blue, beau
tifully marked with Black loops; great
W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Our Banner Lining Stock

IS repete with all the newest accessories
IN the lire Of Spring and Summer Dress
at prices 10 interest ana SUIT
the purses OF all.
Yard-wlde Rustling Taffeta, Orange,
Lilac. Apple. Cardinal, Blue, ana
Cream. Black, silk finished, worth loc.;
banner price. Zoe.
Yard-wide Silkolina colored founda-
ton, for open-weave fancies. IN BLACK
and Colors: banner price. Zoe.
Yard-wide MORE Taffeta Lilac. PINK,
Blue. Nile; a crisp rustler, worth %oc''
banner price, 15c.
Zoe. Percaline and Silesias, French ana
English, I'm high colors for UNDER
grounds: banner price, ioc.
l5c. Percaline and Silesias, high coiors'
banner price, 100. -,
s i-9c. Rustling Taffeta, Black and COL
ors; banner price. sc. 80
Zoe. Rustllng Taffeta, Black only, iull
yard wide; banner price, Sc. go,
81 i-2c. Genuine French HAIR Clolh'
Black, White, and Gray; banner price,
roc.
SC, Dressmakers' Cambrics.- all colors
and Black; banner price, z Sc.
u pc Pure Linen Grass CIotn sleeve
Shaving banner price. &c.
I5c. Fibre Skirt Staying, slate ana
Cream: banner price, ic, o..,,
I5c. Black or Setback Fancy Sllesla'
boppar pricp lDg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Extra JeWeIry Sale.

A fortunate deal OF buying out a Proyl-
dence manufacturer OF Fine Jeweiry
for 90 ceAs on the dollar enables US
to sell: mi.
10 gross of Extra Fine Roll-Plate HAIR
pins and Daggers; some. inlaid win
Rhinestone. Turquoise; hand enam-
eiied. vour pick for 15c. Some OF
them are worth as high az s.
IL gross of Fine Rolled-Plate ana
Jewelled Ear-Drops, in all the latest
Settings: TO 20 with same lot, at loc''
worth up to $l.5O per pair.
The latest novelty In Elegant Roman
and Oxidized Tops that are so easlly
adjusted for opera and shoppihg-DasS'
for SOC. ~. r,d,,o
Elegant Sterling Silver Rococo-Edge
Dressing Combs for SOC; Je"eller >
price. 81 w.. c+orti,s,
Read-Edge File and Buttoner' %"c''
polished Filigree Ball-Top Sterling Hat
pins. 25c., worth 5Oc.
C.IIo,,, Ia ~ Won cun buy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
New Dress Trimmings

we buy just like other goods. Bargain
after bargain is offered here weekly,
and the usual high price of trimmings
is greatly reduced thereby.
LINEN Zouaves, net gold embroidered,
some special pieces 09c. TO 81 40.
Military Loops, in jet, silk. and worsted
braids. some special lots. SOc. to 81. 80
Jet and SILK Panels for Skirts.
A sample lot of Jet Collars, Souaves,
Boleros. and Points no two alike, and
about one half regular prices, ranging
from ACC. to $500.
Finest Soutache Braids, in Black and all
colOrs "A yards for Ioc.
1000 dozen perfect 1-Hole White
Pearl Shirt Toe. Buttons for sc.
hOzen.
Csc. Smoked Pearl Dress Trimming But
tons for 0c a dozen.
About 900 cards of Dress Buttons. In
cluding Black Jet, Wash Buttons Coat
and Vest Buttons. and Pearl Buttons.
TO dozen on a card, for Be.
where do all OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Art Goods.

Satin-Damask Buffet Scarfs, z yarus
long. hemstitched all around fancy
open-work through centre, ooc
German Linen Scaris, : yaru. loh5'
woven borders and stamped, f3c.
German Linen Scarfs. open-work ends,
hemstitched and drawn-thread, 2yards
long. SOC. MI, ,,,,-
Plain Linen, Fancy Drawn-Thread Bur
fet Scarfs. 1SX63, SSc.
DamaslI Scarfs. colOred centres ana
fringed. yards long, 3oc; Co.
stamped in Dresden designs, &c.
STAMPED Damask Tray-Covers, 1oc.
Monte Linen Splashers, Drawn-thread
and tied fringe. loc.
Hemsttched Applique Shams, elaborate
designs, $40 each.
Hemstitched Applique Scarfs, NX0i
elaborate designs, S1.19.
Pure Linen Ccnter-Pieces, II
inches square, stamped in new de-
signs, 15c.
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Japanese Tooth-Brushes, 1c. each
Special Notion Sales.

Largest size 2Oc. stockinet Shields,
DC. pair.
VeIveteen Findings, all cOlOrs and
black, 1c. yard.
Zoe. COrset-S:eels, Be. pair.
Featherstitch Braid, cOlors and White,
1Oc. quality. Sc. bunch.
S-inch Whalebones Be set.
Linen Tape. Sc. bunch
Linen Bobbin 1c skein.
Csc All-Silk Web, Black and Green only
IOc. strip.
Toe. BOOk-Pins. black and white, 40.
sc. Collar Buttons (bone), &c. card.
Black Dressing-Pins &c. box.
u &c. Waist-Band Hose-Supporters, &c
pair.
Elastic Corset Laces, 1c. each.
15c Bone Hair-Pins SC. dozen.
GOld-Eye Needles, BE. paper.
36-inch Strip Real Whalebone 15c.
25c. Satin Waist-Band supporters, loo.
pair.
sc. papers Steel-Point Hair-Pins lie.
30 and 75c Manicure Scissors 25c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Our Shoe Store

is daily emphasizing the fact that
Shoes may be bought here that give
the same wear, that look better, that
cost less than in exclusive stores.
We warrant every pair of Shoes
we sell.
You run no risks even when you buy at
our special sales. Try them this week:
300 pairs of Boys Satin Calf, Spring
Heel, Lace Shoes. solid soles and coun-
tiers, for 75c.
600 pairs of Ladies' 81 oxford Ties. hand
turned made of Vici kid new. round
toe. common-sense, and pointed for
SIC, ID. and Il lasts.
Misses Chrome Kid Button Shoes, Fair
stitched, new, round and pointed toes,
for 81.
One lot Of Boys Wine Calf Lace Shoes,
made in the newest styles, for 81
sizes l. to ?.
Ladies' 81 Chrome Kid Button Shoes.
large, straight tips new styles toe, for
$1.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Catholic Prayer-BOoks

at about one halt OF
catalogue prices
the best kinds, made
by John Murphy 81
Co, Baltimore, and
approved by Cardi-
nal Gibbons. A spe-
cial during Easter,