Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-09
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GAS AND OIL COOKING STOVES.

GAS AND OIL COOKING STOVES.
2-Burner Anchor-Brand Gas Stoves,
with patent double blue-hame burners,
special for Monday, $50 each.
Early Breakfast Nickel-Finished Safety
Queen Oil-Stovcs, Impossible TO
plode, double burner, for Si.Z5 each.
100 Gas-Stoves, single burners, well
worth &c, for Zoe. each.
3-Burner Iron Tank Oil-Stoves, have
brass burners, were SIS, for CSC. each.
Oil or Gas-Stoye Ovens, 25c. and up
wards.
GLASSWARE.
Large Glass Cake SAVERS, Fruit Dishes,
Berry Bowls. COMFORTS, Preserve
Dishes, all handsome cut-glass de-
signs, worth upwards OF 2oc., Tor DC.
choice.
FROM Q TO 10 O'CLOCK
Handsome Cut-Pattern Wine Glasses
that were 75c. a dozen, will be sold
six for sc.
ALL DAY
75c. Cut-Pattern Water Pitchers, fire
polished; can't be distinguished from
the genuine cut-glass. for fSc. each.
100 Cut-Pattern Berry Sets, consisting or
Berry Bowl and six saucers, worth
6Oc., for 25c., complete.
Handsome Cut-Pattern Ice Bowls, well
worth Zoe, for 39c.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Half-Gallon Cut-Pattern Water Pitch
ers. that were 25c., for &C. each.
Cut-Pattern Water Tumblers, regular
Toe. a dozen. viii be sold for 1c. each.
ALL DAY
Grecian Star Engraved Lead-Blown
Tumblers that were $50 dozen, for
l-2c. each.
Boston Measuring Cups, were 15c.. for
Large Weis Glasses, for cold tea, worth
25c., for II lie. each.
Mason's Porcelian-Lined Fruit Jars at
special prices for Monday.
Tin-Top Jelly Glasses. &c. each.
Imitation-Cut Salt Dips. &c. each.
Nickel-Top Cut-Pattern Salt and Pepper
Shakers, &c. each.
Beautiful Cut-Pattern Gas Globes that
were 25c., for &c. each.
Cut-Pattern Salt and Pepper Sets, on
glass trap worth l0c. for &c. each.
FROM 10 TO u O'CLOCK
Cut-Pattern CatsuD Bottles. &c. each;
usually 10c.
ALL DAY
Fire Polished Flint Goblets, usually 75c.,
for &c. each.
Beautifully Engraved Tumblers. &c.
each; usually 81 a dozen.
Cut-Pattern Frozen Punch Glasses
lie. each, instead Of CSC. dozen.
Heavy Ice-Cream Glasses and Saucers
combined, SEC. 4 dozen.
EACH instead of $50 dozen.
No such a sale OF
GRANITE-IRON AND TINWARE.
in years. The day whSn Cohen's Guido
Cohen's in these two lines of wares. Read
these wonderful prices:
Granite sauce-Pots, No. IS. usually 69c.,
for 25c. each.
Granite Stew-Pans. &C., instead Of 20c.
Granite Tea Canisters, sc. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
100 Granite Covered Saucepans. with
long handles, were 25c., will be sold
for 10c. each
4Oc Granite Straight saucepans for DC
each.
ALL DAY
Largest-Sze Dresden Saucepans, with
retinned covers, usually Sl25. for 79c.
Notified Granite Iron Dish Pans. IL
quart size. usually 79c.. for 29c. each.
Granite Iron Dippers, with enamelled
handles. usually 2Oc., for sc. each.
Granite Iron Deep Bread Pans, l0c. each.
G-Ring Granite Muffin Pans, usually SJc.,
for l2c. each.
Large Size Deep Granite Pie Plates,
usually l5c.; special for SC. each.
Granite Iron Cake Moulds, l0c. each, In
stead of 25c.
Granite Iron Baking Pans regular Csc.
kind, for 10c. each.
Granite Iron Water Buckets and Stop
Pals, with covers. 29c. each, instead
of 7Jc.
12-Rlng Granite Muffin Pans, were &c.,
for 39c. each.
2-quart Granite Saucepans, 1Oc. each.
4-quart Granite Tea-Pots, 35c. each.
FROM II TO y O'CLOCK
Granite Iron Soup Ladies, Soup Dishes,
Cake Turner's. and Basting Spoons,
worth 10 and l5c., for &c. choice.
ALL DAY
Granite Preserving Kettles. worth loc.,
for sc. each.
1-quart Milk Pans, worth 15c.. for SC.
EACH
Large, Oblong Roasting Pans, usually
Soc, for PC. each.
4-quart Granite Iron Buckets 1Sc. each;
usually 800.
14-quart Granite Iron Milk Pals, 45c.
each.
2-quart Tin Coffee Pots. sc. each.
s-quart Block-Tin Saucepans, &c. each,
instead OF 20c
MIX and Pudding Pans. made OF block
tin, lie. quart.
6-Ring Muffin Pans, sc. each.
Half-Gallon Tin Oil-Cans, &c. EACH
Asbestos Griddles, for oil or gas-stoves,
&C. each; usually 25c.
The Famous minute Coffee-Pots will |
be sold to-day for half marked prices. |
s. 30 Minute Pots for $125: 81 ones for |
62 1-2c.
Japanned Spice Sets, on trays, worth
25c., for &c. each.
Patent Potato Creamers. &c. each, were |
75c.
Unbreakable Steel Fry-Pans, &c. each;
usually 25c.
Galvanized Iron Waterlng-Pots, 20c.
each.
Block-Tin Bread Ralsers, with pep
forated tops. 15c. each.
Ga1 O.
T-quart Dish Pans for Toe. each; usually |
Csc.
Japanned Tin Stop Pals. with covers
15c. each, were 35c.
Animal Cake Cutters two for 1c
Black-Handled Tea Strainers. &c. each.
Box Nutmeg-Graters. lc. each.
Cold-Handle Stove-L!fters, 1c each.
Decorated Japanned Tea-Trays. worth
20c.. for SC. each.
FROM - TO O'CLOCK
Polished Steel Bottom Sad-Irons, usually
&C.. for &c. a pound.
Crmp-End Crusty Bread Pans. &c. each.
Now it's clearing time for
WAKEFIELD BADY-CARRIACEs.
Every one in the house changes price
rom to-day. All guaranteed.
so Baby-Carriages for $40.
Handsomely Upholstered Baby-Car-
riages, well worth S25, for sl5 each.
Handsomely Upholstered Baby-Car-
rages. that were. $3.50. SIS, and sl6,
will be sold for SO choice.
Baby-Carriages. that were SO, will be
sold for $3.50 each.
$50. s.. and $3.50 Baby-Carriages for
1886 each.
Over 500
JARDINIEREs,
hat were on show at the Potters' EXIT
ition in Ohio. All were turned over TO
s at SOC. on the dollar.
A special sale OF 'em to-day.
Beautiful Fiow-Blue Jardinieres, worth
$3.50. for $3.50 each.
s. Flow-Blue Jardinieres for 1926.
400 Handsome Sample Jardinieres. that
are worth Si.25 and $40. for s9c. each.
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