Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-08
wBITE-GoOps TRIUMPHs.

They were only last week. Loss upon
loss this week All these hundreds OF
pieces shall-must-fnd homes with our
public. We take a quick loss to get
them out:
! case Sheer. White Dotted Organize,
the best Is pc value S 3-ic. a yard.
Sheer, White Plaid India Linon, always
10c.. this sale, 7-sc. yard.
2Oc Fine White India Linon, 40 inches
wide, ~ 12c a yard.
Mll-Ends Sheer White India Linon,
3 7-Sc. yard.
White or Colored Mosquito Netting, 25c.
for piece of 8 yards.
2Oc Soft-Finished English Nainsook, 80
inches wide 8 3-4c. yard.
Sanitary Bleached, Soft-Finshed Cotton
Birdeye Diaper, S9c. for piece OF ~
yards
White or High-Colored Tarlatans. ex-
ira wide. 10c yard for the l5c. grade:
2Oc. Fine. Sheer. Embroidered, Dotted
Swiss. seed dots. 3-4c. yard.
Long-Fold White India Linon, l7-sc.
yard.
Fine White French Organize. 2 yards
wide. never sold for less than Soc, TINS
sale 35c yard.
ALL THIS KNIT UNDERWEAR
to be closed at your own price to-day:
Ladies' Fine Bleached Lisle-Thread
Vests, slk-fnished, 25c. value. Tic.
each.
Ladies' Richelieu-Ribbed Bleached Sum-
mer Vests, tapped and crochetted neck
and arms, 10c. each.
81 dozen Ladies' Best 39c. Fine WHITE
French Isle Vests, silk-taped neck
and arms. l5c. each.
Misses and Children's Bleached RlDDeu
Vests, sc. each
Ladies' Sc. Ribbed Summer vests, all
sizes. 2 3-ic. each.
ladies' Csc. Extra-Sze White Richelieu-
Ribbed Vests, sizes up to 6 to 3, lZl-Zc'
each.
Fruit Canning explained and
simplified by Professor II. }.
Blet's method. A 50 book for
81; only some fifty volumes.
Seaside Library 6 3-4C.
each.
IN THE BASEMENT.
Delft Decorated Bread and Butter
Plates that were &c. for &c eacn.
Delft TEAPOT Sugar, and Cream Sets,
that were $3.50 for $3.50 set.
Real Carlsbad China Decorated bIeah
fast Plates. that were 25c., for &c.
Decorated Chambers. that were CSC, for
dc each. ,.sD nj,
Several Stock Patterns in CarisDau l I'm,
nerware will be sold to-day at less
than cost of Importation.
Dinner. Breakfast. and Soup Plates,
that sold upwards of 50 a dozen, VIII
be sold for &c. each.
Covered Dishes and Casseroles' tia'
were upwards of 50. for 49c. each.
Tea-Pots. Cream Pitchers. and sugar
DISHES. that were upwards of N.JO. for
&c each.
All other pieces sold in proportion.
sfgl.n 10
&c. each. .
Rich Cut-Pattern COMFORTS, that were
Is and 25c, for Sc. choice.
n. Y. Wine Glasses. usually zoe.
dozen. for lie. each.
100 dozen Cold-Tea Goblets, usually 'oc''
Hsehiv-Pollshed Oak and Mahogany
Tea Tables. that were $3.50 and 81,
for Sl9S each.
S25 WAKEFIELD BABy-CARRIAGEs
FOR $3.50.
Wakefield Baby Coaches, $2.% each.
Folding Sewing Tables. with Measures,
CSC each, instead of 81.
Folding Lawn Benches, that were si'
for Toe. each.
Large Granite Tea-Kettles, that were
81, for 49c. each.
100 Milk-Cans, that were 10c., for 4c.
each.
Granite Covered Buckets.' 1Oc. each.
Granite-Iron Soup Ladies, &c. each.
3-Burner Iron-Tank On-StoVes, well
worth 81, for 81 each.
3-Burner Gas-Stoves, that were g, Tor
$50 each.
Russian-Iron Gas or Oil-Stove Ovens,
Sc each.
The Best Refrigerator in America is TO
be turned into cash. Several hundred,
an sizes. shapes, and styles, $3.50 TO
S2l. were $7.25 to $3.50.
THE COHEN co.