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Toilet Wares.

Wittemore's Gnt-Edge Polish. IL 1-2c.
Cut-G,ass Flower Stands, zoe.
DR. Parker Pray's Rosaline, iOc.
Enamel, 1Oc.
Emery Boards 16c.
Newest Novelties in Powder Boxes,
fruit and heart shapes. 23c.
Murray & Lannan's Florida Water, 40c.
Marchand's Peroxide OF Hydrogen, SOC.
soc Flesh Brushes 35c.
zoe. Nail Brushes, zoe.
25c Infant Brushes I5c.
Jnpnnese TOOth-Brushes, 1c. each.
Bixbys Shoe Polish, sc. bottle
SapOlio, &c. cake quantity limited).
Childrens 25c. Rubber Round Combs
15c.
SOC Silver-Top Whisps 25c.
2-quart Rubber Water Bottles war
ranted), soc.
Ounce bottle Oakley's White Violet, 3oc.
Crown Crab-Apple Extract. ounce. ooc.
Roger & Gallet's Brillantine. 2oc.
Colgate's True Bay Rum, haif-pint, 3oc.
Pond Lily Toilet Wash. i0c.
Half-pOund bar Glycerine Soap, DC.
Real Rubber Fine-Combs. &c.
Ivory Fine-Combs (gonuine). sc. each.
Buttermlk Soap, &c. box.
Castle Soap. Jc. cake
Genuine Palm Soap, &c cake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Ladies Chrome Kid Button and Lace
Shoes in seven different styles for $3.50.
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes, in all
the latest cuts. for So.
Cbiidren's Weak-Ankle Shoes. made or
the softest kid stock, for S1-sizes
to S.
Ladies' 80 Chocolate Colored Lace Boots,
newest cuts, made Of Chrome MD
stock, for 81 80.
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The Undermining of
Ribbon Prices

here has wrought havoc among some
dealers stocks sim. thousands
yards to sell at the bargain prices
Fancy Ribbons. the largest lot we ma
ever had, all styles: White Talie''
Ribbon, with satin stripes and sna
checks. S1-2 inches wide: also, SOLID
Color Taffeta Ribbon with satin an
lace stripes, all silk. for Zoe. yard.
Shaded Taffeta Ribbon. with ditereh
co'or stripes all silk; Solid-Co.orel
Ribbons. with different colored stripes
White Taffeta Ribbon. with any co.Ol
stripes; Persian Ribbons, lace-stripe
effects. rainbow effects. and Roman
stripes. from 3l-2 10 inches wlde
your choice for 25c. a yard.
New Shaded Taffeta Ribbons with lacr
edges and fancy silk edges, inches
wide for SIC.
About 80 yards Of All-Silk Corn-Colored
MORE Ribbon. all SILK, NO. 10, ior
&c. yard.
All-Sik MORE Ribbons, with satin
stripes, In any co or, Roman stripes;
All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon. with fancy
borders. inches wide. for &c. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

The styles are the prettiest we have
ever shown, and the prices are in
many instances just one half of regu-
lar purchased goods.
Fancy Checked China Mattings. perfect
in every way. usual price lOc.; sale
price per yard. 3-ic.
Roll OF 40 yards for S260.
Seamless China Mattings. can be used
on either side, good. heavy grade usual
price 17c.: sale price per yard, loc.
Roll Of 40 yards for $3.50.
Extra Heavy China Nattings, seamless
large and small plaids very heavy
usual price 2Oc.; sale price per yaiu'
IL lie.
Roll Of 10 yards for sf.75.
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Lace Curtains.

Values like these only come 70 you
when we get them al our own price.
Two New York importers are respon-
sible for these offerings:
Lot No. 52OS.
Lace Curtains, taped all around, usual
Coo value per pair .................3oc
Lots Nos. 5OS4 and 525i.
Extra Heavy Nottingham Curtains, 3
yards long. taped all around, usual zoe.
value ............ ............ ........ooc.
Lots Nos. 0015 and 5000.
White Nottingham Lace Curtains, IL
yards long. elegant quality, usual 81
value per PAIR ...................s.S- .fo.
Lots Nos. 1912, 1858, and 1911.
60-inch-wide Nottingham Curtains, IL
yards long, White and Ecru, usual s.. %
value, per pair ......................'.'>i l.
Lot No. 62OS.
Real Irish-Point Lace Curtains, II
yards long, per pair ....................S-
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The Prices of these Linens

are 80 much less than usual that manu-
facturer. reading this advertisement and
not knowing how we bought them under
value for cash would hardly believe his
eyes. To you, however, who can see them
stacked here this week, ready for you 10
pick as few or many as you want, can
appreciate what very special purchasing
saves yearly for our customers.
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Rosenbaum s. Co., Tenth
and Cary,

bought by us for about one fifth of its
actual cost.
Ladies' White Pure Linen Cape Collars,
every size-12, - 10 IS. 13 -. a. and
il 1-2-costhg y 1-2c. each, for &c.
Ladies' White Pure Linen CUFFS. every
size-7. 7 ID s, and s 1-2-costing lie.
pair, for &c.
LADIES' Pure Linen Standing and Turn
down Collars OF every latest style,
sttaights, piccadilly, stocks. high turn
down clerical, etc. in every size, for
S1~3c. each
Boys White Linen 25c. Sailor Collars
for Zoe each
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The Black Dress Goods

Manufacturers and importers have bean
slow 10 respond % our offers % ~
lieye them OF large stocks for cash
Black Goods are too stylish 90 h.
sacrificed. We have finally run across
great lot which cash would buy f5-
less than the usual prices, and tts
patterns already received viii be-
placed on sale at once
The Finest Of Camers-Hair Sorgos
magnificent quality and dees r.ch
Black. will be a yard ..............75c
weight for tailOrmade suits or spring
purest wool, about l IL yards wide
Will be, a yard ....................5 so.
Whip-Cord Serges Of such a width tha.
4 yards will make a skirt pure wool
and OF such a quality 90 suit the mos,
fastidiOus. will be a yard. .....59c
Royal Seeded Etamine Cloths. latest
fabric for deep mourning dresses. pure
wool Of DEEPEST Black, will be a
yard .....-....... ........-...........s
Corded Serges Of about l l-2 yards wide
pure wool, of untarnishel Jet Black,
and about l ID yards wide. a G9c barr
gain in former lot; will be- a
ydtu ss.sss.ssssss.s. s..s.ss.sss s.sst.obc
Figured or Brocaded Mohairs, IN pretty
neat patterns only In Lustre al
exact duplicate Of 5Oc. goods, will be
20 yards Figured Henricttas. exact
pattern OF 25c. figured goods an per-
feet Blacks; a yard for ......O 5-sc
Jet Black MOhair Diagonal Dress
Goods. 50 pieces In this lot, OF which
We have five pieces. selling in stock
at &c; altogether they viii be- s01
yard for ......................1i lie
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Rugs.

Hundreds of bales have arrived In the
last week. The choicest line at smallest
cost we have ever shown.
Reversible Scotch Rugs. for doors and
bureaus durable. heavy quality. zoe.
Reversible Scotch Rugs, yards long, l
yard wide, good SOC. value ..... .3oc.
Extra Heavy Dundee Rugs. in checks
and plaids, yards long, l yard wide,
60c.
Hearth-Slze Brussels Rugs. fringed on
both ends. new choice patterns, good
Sl.00 value ......... .................'''
Elegant line of Hearth-Size Smyrna
Rugs, fringed, a good $3.50 value. $50.
1900 Smyrna Door-AIats, fringed on both
ends a good SOC. value ........... .33c.
$50 Fine Administer Bureau Rugs, choice
cnlnrs a good 81 . value ..n. 0Oc
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Neck FiXingS.

Fashions latest conceits are here in
great assortment Rose outings,
Ruches. Lace Boleros. Alsatian Bows,
Fancy Stocks. and Col Watts, 21c. 10
$40 each or by the yard.
Even Richmond wholesale merchants are
responding to our call TO close out
stocks for cash. This week we place
on sale the
The entire stock of Neck Huch-
fngs oS
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Corsets.

SOC. n pair for any size I'm our SNiIA
LOng-Waist, Satine-S.ripped CNg
with two wide side steeis. ana A.A
fiossed on top. a regular SOC value
Doc. a pair for an Extra LOng-W a.se
Satine-Stripped Corset, silk triminlle
on top. A regular Toe value.
75c. a pair for an Extra Heavy, ,ttyol5,
Waist r.. C. Corset. in White or BLACK
A regular 81 value.
81 a pair for a French Coutille Ffi.A
Donna Corset. a light weight ior s.lI,
mer wear and deliberately triuiA''
with lace. A regular 81 value
81 pair for a 6-Hook II. II. beaths'
Tipped Corset, any size. reb1'"
Si.25 value.
300 Corsets, every Size, IL 10 "vi
pure white, embroidered an"
striped, a pair lie.
In the
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Draperies.


The New POngee Draperies White
ground. Delft-Blue figures worth llc.
per yard ..............N .-.............."c'
The New Waverly Crepe Drapery, in
Green, Blues, Tans. &c, worth l5c., per
yard ......... ........'s '..'.... -
The Imported Tinsel Drapery, Yellow,
Blue, and Pink grounds, worth l5c.. per
The Finest Madras Drapery, in all the
new colors, so inches wide, worth sOe.'
per yard ............ ...'...' ~.
The 36-inch-wide Coin-Spot Mulls. for
curtains. all size dots ana Iisures,
worth 100. per yard .............o lie.
The Imported Embroidered Muslins. with
heavily worked borders, l,SOO yards,
worth % TO 40c., per yard ......i2 lie.
Yard-Wide Silkolnes, new and choice
patterns, usual II and 1870. values. per
ward iOSs
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Great Second Floor De
DartmentS.

ablaze with the greatest bargains
Richmond has ever known. The radi-
ance Of BIG SAVING shines forth on
every article. Never was this great
emporium in better trim to furnish
your wants In the way of MATTINGS.
RUGS. LACE CURTAINS, AND
DIR DERTE,S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

During the week the receipts OF me history and the
portion forced conditions that BRING down prices necessary
holiday times IL
double orr shelves and storage rooms from oeg
nd
that theirs nw-on wv" '"uS " ~ ~
ces buyfor personao O.
anthem ahoo at low
THE PUBLIC IS INFORMED 1 :;Es$2 Hss % ca s
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Fine Wrappers.

Here now there Is LOT OF nhc
Wrappers, or House Gowns tn"'
will set you to thinking ana cHie"-
lifting, ii 1t il worth your WINE anu
trouble to make them at hohe'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

1900 yards OF Cambria and Swiss En-
broidery and Insertings, value &C.; spe-
cial ............ ........... ''...'''.''''-C'
Lot No. 2.
5000 yards Of Swiss Cambria, and Main
sock Embroideries, open patterns, cut
ready for use; special for to-day...3c.
Lot No 3.
s.J0O yards of Cambria Swiss, and Main,
sock Embroideries. Irish-Point ana
close edges, real value l-4c.; speclal,
4c yard.
Lot No. 4.
5000 yards Of Cambria Swiss. and Main,
sock Embroderies. wide, narrow ana
medium widths, value S l-3c.; special,
sc. yard.
Lot No. =.
$500 yards Cambria Swiss. and Main
sock Embroideries and Beadings. open
designs, value 10c.; special 80 lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Ladies' Dress Skirts.

The prices at which we sell them are
lower than the travelling statesmen
from whom they buy sell them, ana
vainly DO they tempt you to believe
we do not have what we advertise.
Take these new lots of Dress Skirts as
an example. and see what a tremen-
dous assortment awaits your selection;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Figured Black
House Gowns,
with solid black
bolero, back and
front, edged with
satin ruche, in
blue and hello
trope, tight-ht
ting lining,
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100. nnnI,-Pins. hincl, nnd Nyhitc, "a
Whitney Baby-Carriages

are warranted the same as bicycles
They have a patented wheel that can
be taken off and replaced without the
use of any tool. The designs are the
handsomest for the different prices
ever Turned out. and in consequence
of our selling them for much less than
catalogue prices we are selling more
OF them every day.
Some special STYLES this week for SO
$3.50. and Si5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

80 New Designs OF Linen-Warp Mattinss;
including White grounds with inlaid
patterns. every yard reversible, usual
price 29c.: sale price per yard, lie
Roll OF 20 yards for S6.2o
AZ Choicest Designs and Best Grades
LinenWarp japanese Matungs, ana
Mating usual price &c., sale price per
yard. zoe
Roll Of 40 yards for 81. 80.
Heaviest Grade Seamless China Mat
tngs. small weaves only, heavy corded
edge. best wearing mating made. usual
price 40c.; sale price per yard. &c.
Roll OF 40 yards for SS.f0
Finest Quality Damask Mattings, ele-
CANT carpet pattern, usual price Soc;
sale price per yard zoe.
Roll Of 40 yards for 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Our Carpets

must he sold. Road this price-list
carefully;
Yard-Wide Hemp Carpet. worth 2Oc., per
Atwood Yard Wide 2-Ply Carpets,
standard make, worth 15c.. per yard,
~ &c
Every yard OF Brussels Carpet, including
the ones which sold for 81 a yard
room, hall, and stair patterns-per
yard ......... ........... ..'...s... .oVc.
Ingram Stair Carpets, worth &c. per
ward Il he.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Lot No. II.
Cambria and Nainsook Edges, open pat
terms, worth 35c.; special ..........Zoc
Lot No. IL.
200 yards of 27-inch Swiss F1ouncing
heavily embroidered, worth 75c.; spe-
cial ......... ........... ...'''''''''''''-"C
Lot No. IS.
2O-inch Cambria and Nainsook All-Oyer
Embroidery, worth 75c.; special....3oc.
Lot No. IL.
4O-inch Cambria Embroidered Flounc-
ing, worth s. a yard; special ......ooc'
Lot No. Is.
About 1000 strips OF Embroidery, OF IL
yards each. to be sold by the strip only
at even greater bargain prices then
above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
RI. MilIhiser & Co., Four
tenth and Cary SITS.

White and Black silk Crepe Lisse Ruch-
ings. about - different styles, costing
up TO 25c. a yard. for Be.
Quill dwellings, costing up to y lie.
yard, for &c.
Tourist OF Cambria Neck and Sleeve
Ruffing costing up 10 25c. a box Of o
yards. for &c
About 20 other pieces of SIX and Crepe
Ruchings, costing up to II 1-2c. yard,
for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Dimity Wrappers, deliberately, trimmed
with Hamburg. Watteau pleat, out
side pocket. tight-ftting lining 81 30.
Grass Linen Wrappers, .Bolero back
and front, accordion-pleated ruine'
edging. Bolero collar and Guns oe,
calico Wrappers. I'm Dark Grays and
new Spring Shades, made yoke back
and Vatican pleat, 15c value ior QUO
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Lot No. u.
5000 yards Cambria. Swiss, and Main
sock Edges. from / to hches WIZ
worth u l-2c.; special ............s l-3c.
Lot No. Z.
Cambria, Swiss. and Nainsook foges'
buttonhole DESIGNS, and open irish
Point edges, value 15c.; special,
I0c. yard.
Lot No. =.
Cambria and Swiss Embroideries. WIDE
narrow and medium, worth pc; spe-
cial ......... ........... ''''''''''i- '-O'
Lot No. %.
Cambria Swiss, and Nainsook Edges
worth &c; special ...............'.'loc
Lot No. 10.
Cambria Swiss. and Nainsook Embroide-
ries, value S0c.; special ....."....'.i'c'
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-hangeabIe Taffeta Silks,

Jusf 65D yards--no more no less. III APP
preciated properly. II should sell with
In the first three hours OF opening or
the doors. They are pure silks, sofa,
changcable colors, for waists, skirts,
or Innings. and the price viii be a
yard for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS t-2c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Lace Bargains.

200 yards Of Real Linen Torchon Lace.
value Lie, for Be.
2-inches-wide Medici Lace, exact design
OF u lie. real, for sc.
Linen Torchon Lace, 2 inches wide. solo
usually for 6 1-4c., for &c.
Combination lot of Cream. Orienta
Point d'Alencon. Louvre, Applique
and silk Chantilly Lace for zoe.
4-inch White Embroidered Chiffon Lace
sleeve width, for 2jc,
1000 yards OF Open Pattern, but
ter and white Oriental Lace, from
4 TO 10 Inches wide, value 25c., foI
Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Bows and Girls Caps
for less than regular prices. -
here's n great chance;

for less than regular prices so
here's II great chance;
Boys Blue and Gray Figured Corduroy
Caps, usually cost Coo; CHOICE. Zoe.
Boys First Quality Leather Tams, OK
and Red, with three rows OF binding,
usually cost 81: choice .............oOc.
Boys Navy-Blue Golf Caps, all sizes,
usually cost 25c.; choice ..........17c.
Boys Figured Corduroy Caps. silk lined,
usually cost 75c.; choice ........... .45c.
Girls Solid Garnet Cloth Tams, elegant
suality. usually cost 81; choice. .44c.
Girls Solid-Navy Tams, fine quality
broadcloth, three rows Of White braid
around brim, usually cost 50c.; choice.
&c.
Girls Blue Wool Tams, worth @c;
Pink and Blue Fine Null Hats. SOC.
Embroidered Null Bonnets, Nalen-
ciennes lace, trimmed SOC.
All-Wool silk Finished Caps, former
price, 75c.. for 25c.
white Satin Full Ruche Ribbon Trim
med Caps. 1925.
White Embroidered Silk Caps, very
full ruche. S1.25.
ruche and ribbon. 70c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
The New WOman's Glove.

Clasps. Piaues, Tans, Reds, and
Whites, with heavy embroidered
stitching. They arc the 81 kind.
Special zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Oxford Gray Covert Cloth Suits. ny fros,
REFER style. tailOr-stitched, Jacket si2
lined. skirt rustic lined. regu- G 20
lar $3.50 suit, for .............. O4.VO
railor-Made Refer Suits. ny 'front.' SIX
lined. Blacks. Navy-Blues. and Golden.
- cloth, really worth .Sa M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Household Cotton Goods

Ladies. Meas. and Chidren's sizes. &c.
TO 81 40 each
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The PUBLIC is INFORMED
27.5l2 Yards of White Embroidery


INSPECT vwhode
ythath
them
Emtroe
WI mdnot brngd
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Worthy Items

Yard-Square Chenille Covers. fringed all
around ........... ............ $500 9c.
1-2-Yard-Square Chenille Covers.
fringed on four sides ................45c.
Elega,i. grade 2-yartsquare Chenille
Covers. FOR dinins-tables ..........Si 80.
Readv-Made Felt Lambrequins ..... .20c.
q rolls OF Best Shelf Oil-Cloth, per
yard ............ .........-.... ....,.'s."S'
Best grade Tracking OI-Cloth, per
yard ............. .........;.....'''''...
TAO window Shades. complete ......lOc
Embroidered Baby Afghans ..........2oc
Best grade Table Oil-Cloth, per yard,
loo
Extra Heavy IAnoleum Mats, soc. value
Genuine Misses Mackintoshes. all sizes
Si25
f'e"iNN a5c
IT. Dteycfo-Rldeys I'm Rtehmona
are riding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Black Atwood Mohair Skirts, lined
with linen anVaS......-....... .. s-.'o.
pale Green and White and Black ana
White Broken Checks in All-Woc
Goods, newest shape SKIRT; :,.,,S-.''.",
PACK Figured Mohair Skirt, lined wit
linen canvas. velveteen bound. SD
Wool Mixed Cheviot Skirts, in Greens
Browns. Peacock Blues and Tan an
Back stihiy lined, velVeteen bound
worth $3.50 ................ .........:Si.i
Tlock Figured Mohair Dress SKIRTS,
lined with rustling cambria through
~. ..... toe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Light shades Of Imported Tan Covert
Cloth Refer Suits, fly front. taiteta
silk, lined tailor stitched, So. OS
regular S17 suit, in this sale... ~S'1O
Imported Broadcloth Suits OF same S.yleoo
Black. Tan, and Plum. Jack SS .OS
ct lined with taffeta silk ......~O'SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07


coming miles TO purchase.
Here is a lot Of go Double Breasted
Herringbone Cheviots, sizes 10 10,
ordinarily would cost you $780, choice
05c
Here is a lot Of 731 Strictly All-Wool
Cheviots all sizes, REFER style Tor me
smaller sizes. double-breasted Tor N.
larger sizes: ordinarily would cos1
you $50; choice 81 Ia.
Here is a lot of just 433, comprising ~
patterns OF choice imported CneVlotS;
in plaids and stripes They are Wei,
made. well lined, and guaranteed
strictly all wool; ordinarily would cost
YOU g; choice 81 %.
Here is a lot OF 1S9 Covert Cloth SUITS.
They are the newest ana hoppiesL
kind made for boys made as Wei as
tailors' skill can produce; nned WIN
best Farmer satin; ordinarily WouId
cost you $50; choice $50 90.
Here Is a LOT OF 50 Short Mildly SUITS.
comprising Fauntleroy Jackets, WIN
three rows Of braid, PANTS ara vests
also. with three rows or pralui on, III
narily would cost you S4 choice g d.
Here is a lot OF 236 Fauntleroy SUITS,
is different cloths, such as Ian oV nt
with goblin Blue collar; NaVy-blue
Serges with DarkRed collar; Scot.h
Cheviots. with solid color collar - 40 40
match; ordinarily would cost you S'''o'
choice $3.o5.
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Also, s Lots Boys Knee Pants.

Strictly Atwood Cheviot Pants, oOc.
every sze-4 TO ID years. ....'.
Blue Pants. sizes 4 to N2SC.
years .ss+.s.s
Finest Atwood Cheviot Pants Lsnt
and Dark colors, with patent
wristbands and hip pocK- zoe.
els .....s.......... ...Fs..... .. g..
Fauntleroy Pants. for little boys, 20
years, fancily braided ana 5OC.
buckles. all-wool chevlots. $3.50. ~ =,
Finest Corduroy Pants made the eauai
OF any you ever saw Tor sl--o Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Also. the entire stock of Ladies'
Linen Collars and Cuffs of
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Bows Suits

will make this the greatest seiiihG
week of Boys Suits i'm the history or
our Clothing Department. Some Tor
Win TOR wears some for sprins
wear. Any of them are worthy your
coming miles TO purchase.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-04
SOUTH SIDE.


Mrs. William Howells and family Wis
tied friends on this side yesterday.
Thomas Flaherty, of Pittston ave-
nue., is recovering from a six weeks ILL
ness.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Cedar
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
held rag bee at the home of Mrs. Wal
ter Clearwater, corner Prospect ave-
nue. and Genet street, Thursday after
noon. Tea was served from to in
the evening.
What promises to be one of the most
interesting amateur ball games of the
season will take place at Lake Ariel
on June %, when the South Scranton
club will play the Splitters. of Wilkes
Barre. committee from the ST.
Aloysius society of that city called on
Manager c. ]. Ruddy, of this side, Sun
day. to perfect arrangements for the
game. The clubs will play for prize
of SIS, offered by the st. Aloysius So
ciety. Manager Ruddy is striving hard
to carry off the honors in all games this
season, and has been successful up to
date.
DR.. j. A. Manleys double house on
Gibbons street will be ready for occu-
pancy Saturday. Mr.. Wellerd will oc-
cupy one side and Mr.. McCarty, of the
woolen factory. the other.
Miss Sadie Francis, of Breck street,
Is confined to her home with the grip.
A lawn social under the auspices of
the Epworth league of the Cedar Ave-
nue. Methodist church will be held on
the lawn of John Williams, corner of
Cedar avenue and Brook street, Tues
day evening, June s. Ice cream and
cake will be served. Tickets Is cents.
Thomas Tigue, of Pittston avenue, is
suffering from a blow received with
sledge hammer at Connell's new works
at the rear of Connell park.
Gus Schimpff has returned from a
three days sojourn at Pottsville.
Tickets for the Royal Arcanum ex-
cursion to Harvey's Lake on June 23
can be obtained from A. GI Hewitt, H.
]. Spruks Emil Bonn and members of
Electric City council, Royal Arcanum.
June % is the twentieth anniversary
of the organization of the order and
the members of it in this part of the
state will commemorate the occasion
by a big demonstration at Harvey's
Lake. 1t will be good place to visit
on that day.