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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
TOBACCO MEN MEET
National Growers Convention in Session
at 0Cala.
COHEN is MADE PRESIDENT
Some Of the Most Prominent Tobacco
Raisers in the Country Are
Present.

Ocala. Fla. January 1.-THE national to-
bacco growers convention is largely at
tended. A. Cohen. proprietor OF a five
hundred acre tobacco farm. two hours
drive north Of Quincy. is present. lie is
said to be the largest importer and Leaf
dealer in New York city. Mr. Corey Of
the owl company, Major Briggs. Of Ten
nesee. and Captain Vogle of New York, are
among the delegates
f. a. league called the convention to or
der at noon read Governor Mitchelrs call
for the convention ana named Colonel ".
u. Chipley as temporary chairman.
Colonel Chipley said he imported the first
Cuban tobacco seed ever brought 70 Flori-
da. and in 1855 offered a prize Of $50 for
the best three hundred pounds Of tobacco
grown from II. 1t grew wen. lie renewed
the prize in 1856, but for q less quantity.
There was good success IN growing. but
IN curing many failed. The result was
many abandoned tobacco culture. In 1891
he renewed the prizes FOR tobacco growing
and that year a tobacco fair was neld In
Pensacola. which was a wonderful success
and stimulated the industry wonderfully.
Again want Of Information and skill Ia cur
ing the leaf doomed the industry To par
tial failure. yet many did succeed and are
still growing tobacco and doing il proiita-
bly,. Since then skilled aud Intelligent in
structors have been in the state. IN order
10 show natives glosv 10 grow and cure the
tobacco crop3 ~. ough the many troubles
and trials which besct ii. and in 1895 Gads-
den county sold her tobacco crop for more
thun $59og00 exceeding by ~ per cent the
largest amount Marion county had ever
received for oranges In any one year. lie
was confident TOBACCO culture would be u
lii az
coming. in fact it was here. and tobacco
for cigar wrappers would create an indus
try To surprise ourselves ana the world.
A recess WAS then taken TO permit the
secretaries to get a roll Of the delegates.
When the convention met after dinner.
DR. q. Clute. president Of the Florida Ag
rlcultural college, then made an address on
tobacco culture in Florida.
Tobacco Culture in Florida.
lie said tobacco needed desirable quail
ties, taste aroma combustion. texture and
color We had the soil ana climate to ere
ate all these in tire product. He had made
comparisons Cigars made from the fam
Gus Cuban AVuelta tobacco and cigars made
from FLORIDA tobacco nad been mixed and
experts could not tell the difference. lie
quoted from the experimental report OF
North Carolina. which said our best wrap
pcrs could not be eNcelled lie also quoted
Estes of Wisconsin, who said Florida pro
duced the highest grade cigar wrapper
known At the Cincinnati exposition Of
1855 the award for superiority was given
to tobacco grown Mt Lake City. lie also
said the quality for the Fort Meade to-
bacco was equal to the hest grown in
Cuba. lie then discussed climate. soil fer
tilizer and culture There was enough
tobacco land fiji Florida TO supply the
world
~ asss4rf
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
THE CONSTITUTIONS
LARGE CLUBBING LIST FOR 1897.
The Premiums Are Offered in Good
Faith-If They Are Not Wanted
the Price OF The Constitution Is
Not Reduced Thereby.

We give Won a list of our premium and
clubbing offers, SO that any of them may 0o
included and allowed ia your order. Please
note them All carefully. There's not 4 poor
offer in :he list.
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For SlI0 We mail both papers one yeac
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ing three practical books described
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bought at best cash prices. Prompt re-
ndttance Send two-cent stamp for price
list PKESQUE ISLE STAMP co.
Box ASH Atlanta, Ga
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

Kalamazoo. Mich. IS famous for celery.
See Thomas Skaters arUcle. headed lie
Sends liz Free" page ..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

p Pr. Supply. ~ CT have mule
about eight years old. bought last spring
He W IS poor when | got him. and ne =
stu door hair looks dead. will not eat
good When worked has coiicky Spells.
They last only a short time. but then
ne ii drowsy and lies down good part Or
the time
Sometimes he will make water five or alN
" tes between morning. ana aoon. ana f"ty
u lie at q ti@se and II Is very thick una
yellow When ! got him when ne would re
Gown II seemed to bother him to set up
lie seems to be weak in the back.
We fear you have committed q folly m
buying nm invalid mule. FIRST give him q
dose of one and one-half piuts % raw In
seed oil. After purEing IS over bon tea
cup of linsecd TO a pulp in one or TWO
gallons of water and while hot pour II over
hale pail Of bran and mako a mush Of u.
aud when cold put into II one Of the follow
ing powders: -Four ounces copperas four
ounces Of saltpeter; divide into twenty
four doses. Give one daily and continue for
several weeks. Feed reGularly-oats pre-
ferable TO corn and good hay or corn fodder
See that his teeth are all right. Always
water before feeding.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

J. HSiCantrell, Richland. Ga.--We think
II ver.$Iikely that there is some foreign
substa>hs deep in the wound. which pre-
vents " ling. This must be searched for
and ~ Ioved. Open the wound freely.
then = II into it twice n day little Of
the fof fing: Chloride of zinc, drachms;
water, quart.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
Cotton in Lumpkin County, Georgia.

Cotton in Lumpkin County, Georgia.
4. Il. A., Dahloncga, Gao / wish 70
plant "a few acres Of upland new ground
IN cotton this year. Please advise me
through The Constitution hes to the best
seed. marner of cultivatlug and Kind of
fertilizer 70 use for this section. % mo-
tice TINT some experiments nave 0een made
al experiment on harvesting the ears and
entire stalks of corn AT the same time say
AUGUST GOTH Can you give me tire points
OF disadvantage i'm this method. CD Would
you advise a CROP of spring oats to be fol-
lowed by a crop Of late potatoes
Q1 In your county new ground" IS not
a desirable soil for cotton. as tt would
likely be too late IT. however. you con-
clude 20 plant such land IN cotton we
would recommend Kings improved cotton.
as a very early and profitable variety.
T. J. King, Richmond. va. ON new land
you would want q fertilizer that would
tend to produce fruit (bolls) without in
ducing too much weed. \ mixture Of
$50 pounds OF acid phosphate. r. pounds of
cotton meal would probably give good re-
suits We would plant tho cotton seed
IN beds. one stalk every ten or twelve inch
IS. unless the Land IS very rich when 1t
would ho better 20 leave one plant every
eighteen to twenty inches
Cd The advantages of harvesting the on
tire stalks, blades, ears and all at one
time are; (D You secure almost twice MS
much food value provided the stalks be
| properly shredded. 40 The stalks are got
ont Of The way of cultivatng the next
crop. which Is p considerable advantage.
The cornstalks that are annually left fin
the cornfods Of the south to 40 to waste.
| If saved and properly shredded. would be
sufficient to winter all the cattle in the
Same territory. WHY not write 20 the
"'sNncrimout Station. Experiment. Ga"
a.l n. that the bulletins Of the station
/ A.ls telling 81 w0i. <tiy bulletin g ard
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

light cotton seed meal. both as a fertilizer
and a food for milk cows.
g / wish to mix my own fertilizer. j
have two ingredients cotton seed meal
and kainit. Can you tell me where ] can
procure acid phosphate and price per ton?
g. Are cotton seed ground into meal with
out extraction of the oil better as Il food
and fertilizer?
/. In middle Georgia. or where sea island
cotton IS not grown. dark colored meal
would generally Indicate that the seed were
somewhat spoiled or heated" out of
which the meal was made. But In Florida
we presume IL is sea island (black seed cot
ton meal that is indicated. In pressing the
oil from sea island cotton seed the hulls
arc not removed at all. but remain In the
meal hence the dark color of the latter
and It's lower value food and as fer
tilizcr-about two-thirds as valuable as
short staple (upland) cotton seed meal,
both for feed and fertilizer.
, Wilcox Gibbs Guano Company or
Southern Fertilizer Company, Savannah,
Ga. A bout 81 per ton, cash.
3 The oil remaining In the seed mot
pressed ouD IS Of value for feed, but not
desirable. - it Is in 700 large relative pro-
portion but the oil is of no value rs a fer
tilizer and is just SO much useless dead
weight. but not otherwise Objectionable.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
Improved Cotton.

To J. j. and j. NJ. Bonnell.-We think the
variety OF cotton about which you inquire
(King's Improved would suit your land
admirably. as # is carly and prolific. Bat
it does not always prove most prolihc. NO
single variety, in our experience, VIII al
ways keep the lead IN productiveness. Some
years the seasons seem To hit just right
for comparatively inferior variety Of
cotton: the really better takes a lower rank
for that Near
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18
|, unning Sore on Horse.

out you win never be able to get
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-01-18

compete with fhe Michigan crop In aual
ity d. order TO sell ION il good price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
WASH GOODS.

The hot wave creates great activity in
our Wash Goods Department. We are
fortunate in securing :, number Of cxtraor-
binary drives in choice goods. many at
half the price YOU would have paid four
weeks ago
Very Sheer French Organizes, large
lowered patterns. 3ac. TO 35c. yard
French Organdics, the kind that's sold
everywhere for 25c.--our price. lie.
Cotton Grenadines, in light blue, pink
red and black. all plain colors, the lie
grade, 12lac.
Organdie Lawns. in large lowered de-
signs and stripes, l2iGc. yard
French Lappct Lawns, in black ana
white and white and black very hand
some i'll design, Tic. yard.
\ new lot of Lawns in the lappet weaycs.
10c.
Polka Dot Lawns the latest thing for
shirt waists, Zoe. and 12lac. yard.
l lot OF l0c. Lawns Especial for this
week., &C.: our &c. grade to 30 at sc. yard
lot Of Lawns, While they last. 10 yards
for 39c
Donegal Linen SuitinSs GALL linen), Tho
best thing for separate sliirts-wll wash
nicely, 25c. yard.
Crash Suitings. III all weaves and
weights, from 12isc. up.
Linen Batistc, with Chenille stripe, the
very latest thing-ask 10 see them. SOC.
quality. 19c.
Very Sheer Linen in lace effects Inc
Plaid and Striped Linen for waists, TIC,
worth csc.
Cotton Covert Bicycle Suitings. in new
green mixtures, browns, tans, blues and
greys, 12lac.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
JUNE SALE OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,

We announce With much confidence our
great JUNE SALE OF LADIES MUS
LIN, CAMBRIC and LAWN UNDER
WEAR. With confidence. because Of the
great care used in selection Of materials
ana styles OF our immense stock OF new
goods prepared for the sale. Our stock
is not only much larger, but contains
many moro beautiful styles and q wider
range OF qualities than any other IN tho
city.
Corset Covers, felled seams, perfect fit
ting, l0c. grade. re.
Corset Covers. low square cut fcllcd
seams. tape bound. 12hc. grade 10c
Fine Cambria Corset Covers, low square
cut. pearl buttons, 17c
Cambria Corset Covers, low square cut,
trimmed neck and sleeves, Size
Flne Black Lawn Corset Covers, at Soc
Lace Trimmed Drawers, 33c. grade
special 19c.
Cambria Umbrella Drawers, with deep
hounco. soc. grade-special 25c
Cambria Umbrella Drawers, with deep
honnce. 500 grade-special. 33c
Extra wide Cambria Drawers, deep
houncing of embroidery, special value, zoe.
Ladies Chcnisc of fine cotton, cut full,
25c. grade, 100
Ladies Chemisc, extra fine cotton, en-
broidery trimmed front, 50c. grade, 37kc.
Fine Cambria Chcmise, trimmed with
fast edge embroidery, extra long with ruff
fc. Sl.1D grade for 75c.
White Lawn Chemise, extra long, trim
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
CAPS AND LACES.

White Duck Tam O'Shanters. l9c. worth
25c.
Linen and Basket Cloth Tam DISTANT
ers. 19c.. worth 25c.
Tan and Black Patent Leather Tam
O'Shanters. J0c.
White Duck Hats, zoe.
Null Hats. straw crowns, 75c., Sl0o,
s1.25
Null Hats. sl.0O, SLIPS.
Null Tam o'shanters. 5oc.. Csc, Csc, sl.2
Null Caps. &C.. 15c.. 25c. up to si.50
pitte
Butter Val Lace, l5c to 75c piece.
yard.
Embroidery Yokes. 75c. 500, s1.25, s15o.
Linen 1oking, 45c. and 7ac. yard.
yard.
Black and White Footing, all widths,
plain and esprite nets
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
WHITE GOODS.

Anticipating the demand for White
Goods, we have placed in stock just such
fabrics as suit the weather, and at prices
to suit the times
e6-inch French orgnndles, $780, 4oc., 5oc.,
Toe.
4S-inch French Nainsooks. 45c. Coo, zoe.
S2-inch French Mulls. zoe, Csc, Soc
32-inch French Swiss, plain and dotted,
l0c, 121c. l5c., zoe, Csc
S2-inch Dimities, checks and striped, 1oc,
12lac, 15c. 20c, 25c., Soc, SIC
4o-tnch AIasalia. 25c. and s5c
Persian Lawns, l5c., TIC, zoe, Csc.
India Linens. 1oc. 12lAc., l5c.. 2oc.and 25c
BE sure and take peep at our 4O-inch
Sheer Mulls. Sc. 10c.. 12c, and our 4O-inch
English Nalnsook. l2lAc.-has no equal
beautiful Piques in cords. figures and
checks 12l@c to SIC
In addition to the line Of White Goods
mentioned. You will find all the newest
coiorings and rich blacks. in organizes
SWISS. mulls. Persians and Batiste, in the
different grades.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20

} med with val lace inserting, finished with
ribbon and val lace rufne at bottom, 500.
Ladies White Skirt, yoke band ana deep
hem, SIC grade special. 25c. :.
white Skirt, yoke band. cambria ruflc.
with 1 tucks. 59c. grade, 5Oc.
pl:iits, 6!c. Erude--Special, 59c :
Umbrella Skirt, 5 yards wide, deem
honncc OF cambria, double rufnc, three
rinits. S?c grade-spec:al. 75c.
wide Gmbl"lla Skirt. with inserting set
III rutl!e. Sl.25 srade-special, Sl.00
Umbrella Cambria Skirt, 5 yards wide
me embroidery on rufac $2.n0 grade-spc-
cial Site.
Fine Skirts, trimmed embroidery and
laceS up to S31J
Ladies' Fine Soft Cotton Gowns, en-
bro:dery trimmed. Coo. grade, soc.
ladies Fine Soft Cotton Sacque Front
Gown, finished with 2S plaits In front ana
double embroidery ruftle beading on COL
lar. I5c. srade-special, G9c
Ladies Fine White Cambria Gowns. tho
neck trimmed with embroidery, soc. grade
70c.
Ladies' Fine Cambria Gowns, trimmed
with handsome wide embroidery and in
sorting, $l.25 grade, S1.0O.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
BE * LEY
I'm

Miss EStelle Butt has consented TO
repeat on Monday night at Pythian Hall
her beautiful operetta, Mountain Queen
SO successfully rendered during the Ry-
land commencement. This gives a
splendid opportunity for those who
could not be present on the former oc-
cas!on to witness this charming enter
tainment. Miss Butt has quite a repu-
tatlon for Skill in producing artistic ef-
fects as evidenced by the fact that her
praise has been on the lips Of so many
since She gave this operetta.
MISS Emile Reynolds, one OF the
charming attendants ut the marriage Of
Miss Lula NJ. Butt to DR.. Bradford,
VINO has been for some days visiting at
the Ryiand. returned last evening to her
nome In Baltimore. She leaves be-
hlnd host Of admiring friends who Ia
ment her departure.
MIR. j. T. Sanderlin left yesterday to
see relatives In Eastern, ~. c., who were
reported to be exceedingly iii. He will
return in n few days.
Miss Graham, Of Nashville, Tenn,
VIII deliver an address at Main Street
christian church Monday evening at s
O'CLOCK, under the auspices OF the w. c..
!. U. The exercises will be free and
the public are cordially invited to at-
tend.
mrs: Henry Pile, Of Branning N. c.,
IS visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
samuel Cross, at St. Helena
Ihe b. NJ. Institute principals are
pushing plans ahead for the next ses-
sion.
Mrs. Fannie Simmons and mother,
MIS-. Mary Burris, who have been visit
ing relatives on Eastern Shore. have re-
turned to their home on Pearl street
Mrs. s. J. Persons and her two daugh
ters, Misses Daisy and Ethel, Of Berkeley
Military Institute. left here yesterday,
accompanied by Miss Minnie Marwitz,
eor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
STATIONERY.
Some specials for Monday.

Some specials for Monday.
25 Cream and White Envelopes. baronial,
government and octave size. &c. quality
ty for Monday. &c.
Good quality Box Paper and envelopes to
match, DC. goods for Monday, boxes, 10c
7b-PaEe Ink Tablet, letter size, &c. quail
ty for Monday, &c.
Our stock Of Ink Tablets EQUALS any sta
TONERS line in this city and at prices just
ono half. All sizes Commercial, Note
and Packet. White and Cream Paper,
plain and ruled. sc. to lSc.
Haakes best quality Mourning Paper,
Csc. and 40c box
Visiting and business Cards, 60 for 19c
Carriers or Stafford's Ink, SC. bottle.
Pearl Handle Pen Holders. 10c. each.
Pens. DC. dozen.
Stafford's 1ndelible Ink and Patent
Marker, all for i7c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
MEMS SHIRTS.

Mems Fancy Striped Percale Shirts fine,
Numbered for 19c. each instead Of 35c.
Mems Fine Madras Soft Front Shirts,
with cuffs to match for 69c. instead Of 81.
Mems Fine Fancy Flannel Shirts to be
worn with white collar and cuffs. Moth
Ing EQUALS them for hot weather; they are
cool and comfortable-price, $l.00 instead
Of S1.5O.
Mems Fancy Percale Laundered Shirts.
TWO collars and pair OF reversible link
cuffs to match. 59c. instead Of Toe.
Mems Black Satteen Shirts at 6Oc. and
S10O.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
MEMS BATHING SUITS,

If you want TO be in the swim this sum
mer. you want one of our Bathing Suits.
Combination Bathing Suits. made of
outing flannel. for soc.
Jersey Combinatio Bathing Suits, fifty
different patterns. Nothing 10 equal 1t in
the city for less than ElGo; our special
price. soc.
Mems Blue Twilled Flannel White Tap
ed Combination Bathing Suits. at Sl25
Mems Blue Serge, White TAPPED Co1nbi-
nation Suits, at $l.25
Mems Black Stocllinct Bathing Suits,
tWo-pecc suit. ySc.-cheap at sl,25.
Mems Black with White Woven Sstripes
tWo-pece Bathing Suits, $3.50 instead of
$500.
Mems Al Wool Billie Jersey, two-picce
Suits, for $500: worth $500.
Mems Fine All Wool Two-piecc Bath
ing Suits, colors in orange and black,
crimson and black, blue and white--piice;,
S3.Co. and is a cheap suit at 500.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
DRESS GOODS.

In order to make room for Fall Dress
Goods, Colored Dress Goods will gather u
throns Of hot weather buyers to the coun-
tcrs tomorrow
1t costs considerable money to sell such
Dress Goods as these at such priccs-it's
business though, and is resorted TO by US
cach year about this time to clear our
shelves AT no other season in the twelve
months will similar fabrics be offered as
l0wiy priced, and We're equally confident
mat no other merchant in Norfolk will
choose to match these values. Sale COM
mences Monday mornings O'Clock.
lot Black and White Shepherd Checks
and Fancy Weave Plaid Effects, 1Oc. and
l2l2c, goods for exc.
We have grouped all the Mixed and Fan
cS Weave Spring Suitings and Shepherd
Checks that sold for $780, 50c and soc. and
marked them 25c yard-an unhcard OF
Nrcc
What we have left Of choice Silk Striped
Mosamb!Ques that sold for 75c q yard, to
go at 25c.
Toe. and soc. Mixed Suitings to 20 at 4sc
S6-inch Navy Blue Brown and Black
Sicillan Mohair. 25c. grade to go at l6c.
black Figured Etamines. soc. grade
special, 29c
Black Figured Examines, sl.oo grade
45-inch Black Canvas Cloth, 75c. grade
special, sec
Fine Satin Striped Black Batlste, boc.
grade, 39c.
24-inch Black Brocade India Silks-spe-
cial, G9c.
I4-inch Black Brocade Duchess, SIPS
grade, Csc.
2l-inch Black Tafreta Gall slk)-special,
SILK Mulls in black, cream, pink. light
blue, Nile and red, size
45-inch Chiffon In black and white and
all colors, CSC.
i5-inch Mousline D'Sole. black. white
and colors. 75c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Had His Eye Put out.

friday afternoon several boys were
playing on the river front near Swim
ming Point, when one Of them threw Il
shell which struck Hodges Baker, a
Small youth, and cut the ball of his eye
III two The little fe!!ow was taken to the
mouse OF his grandmother Mrs. Hodges,
IN the Macon House. DR.. Parrish was
sent fer and did what he could to ease
the pain. Major Crocller telegraphed his
grandfather at Suffolk last night about
the accident. 1t is thought the sight is
entirely gone.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
TABLE COVERS.

y new line OF Chenille and Tapestry
Covers just received in the newest shades
and designs, In all sizes and at reasonable
prices.
ii Chenille Covers heavy borders. regu-
lar SOC. grade for PC
Finer grades at 37lac. and 50c
Cd Chenille Covers. heavy borders, at
60c.. s1.00 and 81 90
Sd Chenille Covers. heavy borders, 81 25
grade sl.OO; finer grades for $500 and $3.50
6-i Tapestry Covers, in new shades and
patterns. from &C. to $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Arrested Upon tho Charge OF Stealing
HiCycle

About one year ago Mr.. julius Dews
lost bicycle and nothing had been
heard from it until yesterday, when a
negro man brought a wheel TO Mr.. Nur-
ney's store to be repaired Mr. Dews
saw the machine and claimed it as his
own. He says that the wheel had been
taken off and the frame was kept The
negro was arrested and carried to the
station house. He claimed that he could
prove that he bought it in Norfolk. He
was bailed for his appearance on Mon
day
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
LACE CURTAINS.

We are able to offer YOU this week some
rare bargains in Lace Curtains. from one
quarter to onc-thrd under their real val
White or lIciu., Lace Curtains, soc.
: yard White Lace Curtains beautiful
design $l00
$la yard White Curtains. floral design.
$l.Q0.
3l& yard White Curtains, lace design on
imitation ESPRIT net, full CO inches wide,
& regular $500 curtain Tor $l,i!.
3is yard White Fish Net Curtains. full
width. $l.2a, H.%9 UP to $2.15 a pair
Special in Il CO-inch Lace Curtain, with
heavy center and wide lace border
$i.G0.
Fine Irish Point and Applique Curtains,
1915 up to $1,000.
Lace Curtain strctchcrs, one OF tho
best ever Invented, 81 80
a complete lineof Mosquito Cnnop!ea
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-20
Innings.

y beautiful line Of new Innings. in I'll,
shades, for organde drcssers
Satin Silesia. in all shades 25c. per ward.
Near Silk Innings. all shades, Csc per
yard.
Morie Taffeta, all shades, 10c per yard.
Batiste Lining. silk finish, in new shades,
green, pink, light blue and yellow, 40 in
ches wide. l0c. per yard
All the leading shades in Percaline Lin
inss, yard wide, at Zoe. and 121ac. per
yard.