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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
RlCHMOND'S SOCIAL LIFE.
These Americans Do Knox How to En-
joy Themselves AT. En5liShman
HlEY HELPFUL ORGANIZATIONS.
The Woman Saturday and Other Clubs.
The German Clubs and other So
cisl Organizations Eichmond's
Responsive Heart.

This community must be excepted from
inclusion In the usual criticism Of Euro
ueaus visiting the United States. They
say that Americans know how 20 do eV-
erythlng but enjoy themselves. That is
not true here. where the typical temper
ament is q y = one. Richmond
likes and leaves a margin TO its lie. with
what might Doc cal I'D wisdom IL It were
not so thoroughly .mpulslve, or II there
was any conscientious use OF .nlnd az ALL
il does not. however enjoy itself because
AS everybody knows-eui0yment Is good
for il. but because it likes enjoyment.
IL has that tempelamental preference as
IT'S bright blrthriglt from the eIncienI
DAVIS when the CHIEF occupation OF IT.
pluiaus was 10 make no pleasant loI
himself and all his friends.
They left their clliIleh pegH'a.
penfaiity. and these clear warm skies thLt
alv,ays mould character into pleasant
curves. preserve the SUNNY possession
i'm defiance OF very different conditions
than those of forty years ago hch-
u0nd is essentially social and hOspltaple.
il As a CITY OF many holidays and enthu-
siasm ia celebrating Them OF organiza-
lions whose purpose Is purely social, ana
OF others which undertake chality, pa
triotism and mental development In the
e.
30 matter what il undertakes. the so-
ciql feature is invariably given pTonil-
hence which results uenshttully. lue
pe0ple get close together, the lives love
H. touch each other; the personal ana
social contact g. or so nOnchdldHI
and spontaneous kind that NOrtherners
are aetOuished The warm skies touch
me currents OF the blood into quick re-
sponse 10 whatever is bright and kindly
in life. All over the city pleasant or
Plantations illustrate that we are gre
garlous people and prefer 10 undertake.
our pleasure. duty or study, Ioh e'hei'
THE WOMAN'S CLUB.
When the Womau's Club was ORGANIZED
II was a signal victory Of good Judgment
AS well as thoroughly characteristic tnat
the social feature was given reasonahls
uromfucnce in those FOrtnishuy Teas,
which have their regular places on the
pr0eramme. The first president OF the
club Mrs. l.. l. Lewis, and its present
president. Mrs Charles Davenport, botn
lent their influence In this direction. with
the results that speak most happily Tor
clause No ? in the charter granted by
Judge T. O. Minor. for the incorporation
OF The Club. is as follows:
The PURPOSES OF this association shan
he 10 form an organized centre for tns
literary culture Of its members, for their
intellectual. SOCIAL. and moral develop
ment. and 70 strengthen their Individual
efforts for humanity.
Results place the teas among the most
pleasant informal entertainments OF each
winter. Books. philanthropy, or whateY-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
CITY Hall Matters.

In tho CITY Circuit Court yesterday az
ternoon. suit was instituted py the , t,aH-
f,rI Doyol0nmcnt Company against i''e"-
ara II. johnson for 500.
Richard Tompk.us. GUARDIAN. nus IN
e+lfntad suit against Richard Iomphlns,
Jr and others. for decree TO sell rear
a notice for motion for Judgment was
entered by Robert ID. Rountree against
the National Life Association or baIt,
lord for So 600. The CITIZENS Bank OF
pf.hmond has instituted suit against l..
u. Lumpkin for Sl32&.
-rhe FIRST decree entered in me new year
was hv Mr.. s. s. p. Patteson. IN the
caee of A. d. Landerkn. administra-
tor of ]. W. Dance, against OhaiieS
u. Dance et ais.
Clark Christian. Of the Hastings Court
issued marriage license yesterday
morning 20 Charles Rose and Lottie May
+. r. Phillips e Co. have iust turned
over 10 the Fire Alarm Telegraph a
handsome new wagon. fully equipped.
Tho Police Commissioners, composed or
Nov0r X. NJ. TAYLOR. president. c. H..
Kosher. J. W. Laube. l.. G. Figg, j. -.
lVrlrh. Dan Wouhrun. J F.. Jacobs, ana
T. y White. clerk will meet in m"
chiefs Office next Thursday evening az
3 o'clock Tho matter Of providing feed
for the Chiefs horse and routine matters
will DO discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
Road Records Allowed.

TERRE HAUTE. IND, Jan. 2.-Chair-
man KriCtenstein. CT the Roads Records
Comm.ttee. aur ounces the following road
records allowed by the Century Road
Club of An erica:
Fred. g. Furhmant. Buffalo. 1910. Sep
TENDER 10Th, nth and 18th. course record.
a. G.. RelCye, i've miles. 81 A., October
g. 1886.
New York State record. f. +. Wood.
Jr., Pittsneld Great Darlington. 1903.
October 10, 1886; course record.
Course record. John NJ. George, Phila-
delphia. 30 centuries 90 days. October LIST
10 Both 1896.
An erican record, John ". George. Phil
adalnbfa "a corturies IN dovs sentarber
lst 20 October 30 1886. American record.
Gold meritorious ride medal awarded
John NJ Nobre, New York-Philadelplia,
l.o6.O0 November a. 1896; course record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
Miller & Rhoads.
~ INrnRnsrIAG rROGRaMME.
The Entertainment at the Academy on
Ihn MINI of tho 1 h.

The Entertainment az th' f''"sht ~"
tho Night of the Iith.
The entertainment which is 70 be given
At the Academy OF Music on Thursday
night, the 18th inst, promises 10 DE Oh
unusual merit.
officer j. NJ. Sale has entire control OF
the programme. and he Is securing an
aggregation OF local talent that indicates
e. performance OF great attractiyeness.
The evening will begin with a one-act
comedy, entitled In Want OF a servant.
In which the following cast Will appear:
MIR Marshall. ........Afr. 4. H. fclthaus.
Mrs Marshall (his wlfc). Miss l.. terrlng.
Margaret o Flanagan, Miss Il. Gefrins.
Katrina Won IOllCnstein,
Mrs. JOS Ii. Hulchcr.
Mrs. Bunker, .......... Miss Kate Schepers.
SnOwdrop Washington, Mr.. {. GerrinS.
The comedy requires about thirty min
utes and tho balance or the evening
Will be devoted 90 speciatie5 from the
following wcll-known talent. The Oh
Dominion SeNtettc, the Jefferson Quar-
tette, Evensen Brothers. Miss Newman,
Capt. Frank W. Cunningham and Mr..
Chas II. Phillips.
In addition 10 these. Mr. John ". Ryail.
tho Irish character commedlan, ana
Messrs. TOler and Freeman burnt-cork
artists, give special acts.
One OF the most pronounced features
or the evening Will be an exhibition on
indian club swinging by officer J. NJ. Sale
and his two little daughters, Mary and
kittie. They present an attractive group
and their performances are unique and
most entertaining.
Manager Leath has rendered the use Of
the Academy, and the proceeds OF the
entertainment are 10 be devoted 10 tho
city mission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
Officers Installed.

At n regular meeting Of Unity Lodge.
No Sc /. q. o. r.. held Friday night,
District Deputies Pitt. 81 Friend
shin Lodge. and Cary Of Union
suing term. For Noble Grand. William
cibb. Vice-Grand r. w. Smith: Record
ing Secretary. George l. Bah; Financial
Secretary. W. H. Tompkins. Treasurer.
George W Witham: Chaplain. J. j. Da-
vonuort. Warden. w J. OsbOurnei Con-
ductor r. 7. Jennings: r. s. 70 y. c.. J.
w. Williams: l.. 5. TO y. c.. J. l.. Graf
ton. 1. S. g.. T.. s. Nuckols; o. s. @.
J. IT. Cordona: r. s. 10 Y. G.. J. +.
Stewert: l.. :. 10 Y. c., ". Flanagan:
r. s. s., y. p. Jewell, l.. 5. s., Ernest
Harmon.
AZ the conclusion Of the installation
matchmaking was INDUCED in until a
late hour Of the night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
Tue CANE AS A TALISMAN.
In the Knob Which lie Presses to His
Lips There Is a Picture,
The GIFT MINIATURES IN WOOD.
Bulky Wa king Sticks with "a Delicate Pic
turc Surrounded by Pearls and Gold.
Co:ercd with silver Doors-so-
cicties and Clubs Adopt Them.

Wv THEN Habib, the Arabian
"A Prince. started out upon nus
M travels across the desert and
" " through the Black Sea TO
Uberatc kingdom from inc
cruel tolls Of wickcdncss stretched AROUND
IL. he took with him an enchanted mirror
NAT ON being rubbed showed the face of
The Princess of the kingdom Habio cah-
al the mirror talisman. By is aid ne
drove back sea demons. by its help no
vanoulslcd the swordsmen of the merry
centres of the earth. and by its grace he
saw not the mcrmaids that WOKE MN
each morning with their cares7lns mas
OF silver.
The young man of the incoming year
will not have the enchanted mirror TOT
the Reign of Enchantmcnt now PROVIDES
nothing so marvellous. But ne VIII nave
something just as effective ana quite as
constants talismanic cane! This Is "a
thing that has appeared with inc new
year and will abide with H.
A CAMERA TALlSMAN.
The tallsmanic cane has its origin In
the camera. IL is the result Of the snap
shot. the shot being taken of the Prin-
cess when she is az her pretucst, pre-
siding over an evening chocolate table
or posing In dignihed grace In an opera
box. Snap, And presto. her face IS in
the opera and the chocolate table have her
not.
The cane-maker takes the next step
in tho talismanic process. This wizard
OF the wood selects am immense cane or
hard wood. The favorite is the white
oak. as II will not break. Its only
meretrlcious habit is that of getting
stolen. And in This 10 is particularly apt.
Around the knob. which is as solid as
sturdy love can elect there are gold
aeur-de-lys fastened with gold nails. Sill
Yer neur-de-lys are preferred by some.
The flower IS essential from its sentiment
tai origin. but the choice Of metals is arr
Ditrary.
Into one side Of the wooden knob is cut
nm oval depression. IL must be done by
hand. with not a break upon sides or bot
tom. The least imperfcction would ruin
Il.
Now into this depression IS set minia-
ture. This IS OF the girl the canc-owner
loves best. his Fairy Princess. Her face
constitutes the talisman, for her grace
Is aIl-sufflcient Atoning grace, one might
say. for II atones for whatsoever lack
there may bo elsewhere! Redeeming
grace. for II saves from many things!
A GIFT IMMATURE
The miniature mus, be gitt one from
ahs young lady. When Hahib started
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
A Baby Murderer.

HARTFORD. CONN. Jan. 2.-Agnes
Casale. nine years old. daughter OF Mr..
Carmlne Casale. has died as the result
OF burns received in quarrel with her
fOur-year-old sister.
The children were left alone IN the
house and quarreled over peanuts. the
four-year-old child becoming so angry
that she went 10 a stove and. seizlng n
burning brand. hurled IL AZ her sister.
The latter's clothing caught fire. and
the flames were famed By her frantic
running about the house. Her screams
attracted attention. but before help
came she was 20 severely burned that her
death resulted several hours later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
EARLY SHIPMENT or MUSLIN TN
Miller &Rhoads.

s,onsihilitv on the medical star OF the
i.9stern State Hospital. NJ WilhamIlsonIfi'
a.. ana who has been spending me t9-a no.
id.iys with his father Dr. G.. ", T. l5ros ,,s.,
...,. home Yesterday afternoon. Or. Brock
tbs vounrer Is becoming well known and
mchiy esteemed for his success III MS
.....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. Emma Betz.
aged forty years, was shot AMI almost
instantly killed yesterday BY Albert Engei.
aged twenty-threo years. At a distance
OF ten feet Engel leveled small BRO gun
at her. and. with the remark, Emma
I'm going 10 shoot YOU" suited the ac-
ton TO the word. The couple had been
In love.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
IININGS.
WAIST LINING.

7c. quality Jeans. medium and dark
gray, 5c.
lac. Sneeia. light medium and dark
gray. black. fun yard wide. Joe.
15c. Fancy Setback Sno-ia Joe.
lie. Fancy Black Sleeia. 10 l-2c.
SLEEVE LINING.
Book Muslin. plain ae.
1'c Linen Grass Cloth. 21-inch. nc.
Rice Cambria, white. slate. black, &C.
inch, zoe. qua Iifv. for te.
SKIRT LINING.
oc. Rustlins Cambria. black and gray
5c.
Watcrcd Rustic Ta0cta. sc inches.
- 1-2c. value fast black. Joe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

MINIS UNDERWEAR.
Mems Heavy Tan shirts ana Drawer
these goods are worth 80 l--c' VIC price
' M@. So Heavy Ribbed shirts. cheap at
'' Sio6 5I'5 5ac. Gray wooi-auzed shirts and
D aIen.i b re white wooi-aliNed Shirts
Mons ssc. zine White Morno Wool
Mixed Shirts and Drawers. iac.
Mons Natural Wool Shirts ana Draw
ore Sold tie town over at 81. our pfico
Mems N25 Fine White Atwood shirts
Mems $50 Extra Grade Cashmere WOOL
Shirts ana Drawer. SIZE. ,.,-. "a
Mems Scarlet An-Wool Shirts ana
Drawers our 81 grade, for ''e:..-. -
Mems Fine Lambs Wool sNlIls anu
Drawers. goods worth 1925. for 81
...., .r.,-
MEMS LAUNDERED AND UNLAJN-
DERED SHIRTS.
Iaundorcd White Shirts plain bosom ,,.
pure linen and perfect iiuns' o. leo i''
'' = -ooi'ndored White Shirts plcated bosom.
Good onaNfv c-c-aa good as any dollar
custom-uadc. and 30 tts .-, ,.o-,,,,
Iaundcrod white shirts plcatcd bosom;
two and three uleats in BOSOM si+'9 ~,
r. Us. fuu length bosom, good as c"''oi"
TaTndcrod White shirts plain bosom.
oron end closed front. long ana soo.Il
horms. tho 'MDarch' brand 81 I"'
best ON earth.
MEMS UNLhT'NDERED WHITE
SHIRTS.
r-rlounderod White shirts. plain an4
,ll.to1 loeom continuous i1clut@.. di
i,,, ii,cn boeome. fun length. cnst tom
made euarantcod TO III. aoc.; elsewhere
YIN. rIlannndered White shirts plain ,an9
rioafli hosoms. made of tte very pes
r,veiin 2fO0-fne linen bosom tnesc
aro made 10 orr enccial Crucr ana We
guarantee the tt-loc.
NOTIONS.
r-vard black Vclveteen Binding. Sc; ~
Nsivct-Cord binding CAN coioia'' &C.
STcroeram skirt Facing Cwator-prooO' &c.
ii6,iinch sattoen-Covcred ] RI steeis' &C.
oC clyard rioces Bone Casing. Sc. niece o..
einch Whalobonc. black or white' &C.
dozen. 49,. - cord
rc~.r-'c o-c Scissors. lin. par. VA,
Tlack and White (ass0ioD BOOK ms
g. oorh
t1o rnou.h Pins 2c. poncr. .
io-yard pieces Cotton Betting. l''. niece
NT.1lop 2T RhOads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

Mrs. Captain Thomas Cunningham. No.
csi2 east Grace street. has as visitors
for the past week two charming young
ladies. Miss Clara Christian ca sister,, Of
Charles city. and Miss Hattie Hsrly.
OF Chase City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
LADIES AND CHILDRENs COATS.

LADIES AND CHILDREN COATS
Coat-ioom talk: our entire line Of Chill
drcns Goats. Ladies Coats and CdpeS al
reduced prices. 80
Ladies Goats. regular price $50 y. SiO.
Sl-.1J, ala ana $40 coats, coAalaliHH "a
black Beaver, black kcrscy, Brown ana
Black BClcle, black and Tan tfel@e' at
clearance sale price, $500 edCh.
Ladies Goats, ia Black Neisey' Black
Beaver. BOucle end Plush Coats res uldr
price $40, $l.JJ, 80, 80, ANA S-+.yy' al eio"'-
auCe price, $3.50 each.
Ladies Goats, good heavy Black Beaver
ClOtn, six large bDttOns, shield front hlsn
spring collar, latest .lJie 'ictFe9' Aes"'ei'
price $500. clearance price s-.tj.
ChuQren's Goats, sizes 1 ana D years III
Navy, kcu aud Brown Beaver Nlolu, m
ishCd OIL with rold braid, regular price
g.. clearance sale, sl,s'.
Chilaren's Coats, sizes o, ana ~ years
in Brown. Navy ami Gray Mixed SATIN
ettc i-buttou front, regular price $S.Jl,
clearance price s-.33
Children's Grctchons, entire line. sizes
6. 5. Do and IL years, consisting OF Mixed
CheVOts SaUuettc and BOucle, at clear
Cnudrcn's Gretchens size 6 years. reg
years. regular price $500 ana 20. clearance
li.cr. 2i.uj.
Childrcn's Gretchens. size years reg
ullr price $500. at clearance pilce, 49,
Ladies' Capcs Black Beaver ClCth, =
inch. long fun sweep, finished Win hidck
braid and small pearl buttons. regular
price l.l5. clearance price, slF.
Ladies' Gray and Brown Mixed Cheviot
Cloth Double Capes. with Inlhid EeiNet COZ
lar. trimmed with narrow braid, regular
price $3.50. clearance price. NsN.
Ladies Black kcrscy Cloth C1pes, en-
pire back. trimmed with small covered
buttons. iniaid velvet collar, regular price
$50. clearance price. sos.
Ladies' Plush Capes. is Inches long, full
sweep fancy colored lining, high sprins
collar. trimmed with marten fur, regular
S. value. clearance price, S3.s,.
Ladies' Plush C0pes 10 inches long,
braided and beaded. high spring collar,
trimmed with IniDet iull sweep regular
8 SD value at clearance price, N9N
Ladies' Astrachan Cape - Inches long
fun sweep. fancy silk lined high spring
collar. trimmed with Ihlnet around cellar
and front. regular S. value, at clearance
price, tfgS
LADIES' Plush Capcs, 20 inches long
FUN sweep. silk serge lined beaded ana
braided. trimmed with marten fur around
collar and front. regular $lJ value. az
clearance price SsqN
Ladies Electric Seal Capes. q inches
long. fun sweep. high spring collar. lined
witt extra INC quality brown satin. reg
ullr price $3.50. clearance price. $40 a.
Ladies Plush Caues. - inches long fun
sweep. high spring collar, beaded ana
braided trimmed with marten fur around
cellar and front regular so value. clear
Ladies' plush Cares. "a riches long full
sweep. farcv beaded and braided. nigh
srring collar. trimmed with marten fur.
oena1rfnfe of norton fur tails down front.
REGULAR s25 value. clearance price. Nit9
Ladies' Plush Canes d inches long fuli
sweep. beaded and braided narten tur.
trimmed around collar and 'front.' regular
So valve. ~ clearance price sll.fS.
Ladies' Black Astrachan Capes. 81
inches long. l1o-iuch sweep. extra fine
quality. silk lined regular SEQ value, clear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

Colored SILK Gumps. were Zoe. yard
now lc. yard.
Black and Colored silk Guimps. were is,
CD and 2jc. yard, now l'.
Black. White ana C0iOrcd silk Cuimps,
were % and 90 lee. now &C. yard.
Black silk Guim1s and Fringes. were
30 aud &c.,. now &c. yard.
Tan SIX Plush Trimming. l-inch wide,
21c.. l-2-inch wide. 40c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
cANroN TLANNFLs.

Dlo01Iod canton TlanneL good width,
for IS i-1c.
Ilnbl. achcd Canton Flannel extra
heavy. for Fl.
Special number IN Bieached Canton, fine
twill With short fleece regular Ice.
value. llr lie
Good number FOO Uuhieached Canton, ex-
ira heavy twill with long full fleece that
will not rub of in laundering, Toe. value,
for S i-f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
The Daughters in Session

4 meeting Of Richmond Daughters OF tho
American Revolution was held yesterday
morning at their rooms. In the building
OF the Virginia Historical Society. Mrs.
Stepf en- Putney. and Miss Perkins were
elected delegates 20 tho National Con-
gress, OF the Daughters
Mrs James Daniel. and Miss Mary Wal
Ter Lewis were chosen as alternates. The
NTH anniversary OF the Old Dominion
Chapter Of the Daughters OF the Revolu-
ton will be celebrated with appropriate
ceremonies on the 18th OF January next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

ae-lnch Zoe. Black Cashmere. Use.
S6-iuch 35c. Au-Wcoi Black CASHMERE
e>-inch SIC. Au-Wool Black Serge, 2'c.
f-inch 4>c. Black French Serge, .'c.
5O-inch 50c. Black Storm ana frehch
Serge. aec. ,,.e e..~-o -o.
5O-inch 81 1-2c. Black storm ana fIehcn
4S-inch Soc Black French Serge. '5c.
ss-inch Black l}rocade Novelty. "'c.
45-inch Black Jacquards, g0c'i Wouia DC
H.inch Black Brocade. 5oc.; would be
cheap al Csc. ,s Z.
Cheap nj CSC.
Ss-inch Black Brocade ,5c.
MEMS GLOVES.
Mems 40c Fancy Scotch Wool Gloves
Mems SOC. Heavy Oil Tan Gloves. wool
Mems 55c. Genuine Scotch Wool Gloves
fancy. soc.
Mems Heavy Hand Knit Gloves. In plain
and fancy Colors. 3lc.
Mems 2qc Heavy Wool Mitts 25c.
Mems 15c poeskin Gloves fur and plain
tons. neeccd lined sHc
Mems 15c. Heavy Gauntlet Gloves. buck
palm. soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
COHsETs

Corset. made of heavy Jeans. very close
~ boned. extra Ions waist anywhere else
5Ic.. hero 3gc.
our soc. Corset. made Of excellent drill.
satteen strips. with full bust and hips.
perfect fitting and special lengths. white,
dra1 and black. other stores iJc grade
A. d. r.. G-hooks. heavy jeans. with sat
teen strips two side steels. very long.
finished with embroidery. 5oc. regular
French modes l5c. corset.
vs.. D.. g.. b.. r. g.. Corsots. made Of
excellent material. with satteen strips.
j. inches long in front. two side steeis.
embroidery nnlsh. white and black, ,jc.
IN most stores these sell for 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
cOrTONs AND sHTFTINGs.

Yard-Wle Untleached Cotton, &C.; you
know &C. would be cheap for this.
Fine Untieached Cotton. yard wide. reg
ul1r 1-4c value for De-.
Bleached Cotton. yard wide, free from
dressing. &c. value. lie.
Unbleachod Shooting, IA yards wide,
15c. value for u l-2c.
Rleached sheeting. 2 ~ yards wide, zoe.
value. for Is.
We lead in Cottcns and Sheetings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
MIILER & RHOADs.

Ladies' Part-Wooi Fine Jersey Ribbed
Gray Mixed Vests and Pants, regular osc.
grade. for sc.
ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed lialf-Wool
White Vests ana Pants, beautifully mn
ished, silk facCu, regular ,Jc. grade, l'r
Sc.
Ladies' Extra Heavy Fine Wool vests
and Pants. gray. white and scarlet. ere
gantly made. regular 81 grade. for '9c.
Ladies White Lamb s-Wooi hioped
Vets and Pants, elegantly maze, A4eeiy
finished. regular sl.5y value. Tor 81.
Ladies Heavy Plain Atwood White
Vests and Pants. beautifully nmsncd, reg
ular yl.5J grade, Tor 81
Ladies Fine Jersey Ribbed Black All
Wool Vests and Pants. elegantly made,
regular sl.5J value, Tor Sl-1.
Ladies' Heavy Jersey Ribbed fleece
Lined. Gray and White Union suits, reg
ular i5c. grade, FOR soc.
Ladies' Flcoced Ribbed Ncn-Shrinking
White Unicn suits, sular sI.1o value LOT
SIS.
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Non Shrink
ing. extra sizes, Gray ANA W hltS Union
suits. rcgular q value, Tor <l.3J.
Ladies rAtra Fine black ribbed worst
od Union suits, elegantly made, Tor wv
regular value -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
LADIEs. Hove.

4-buttou Kid Gloves. in black and self
stitched. lu OX-blCod. tans, brown and
black. 81. tried on 10 the counter 10y eN-
pert filters and warranted.
Z-ciasp p'Quc Walking Gloves. very
stylish and durable for street wear and
shopping. ln black oX-ll00d and dark
tans 81. regular $3.50 value.
Foster Patent Alexander KID Gloves.
IN black and tan. ST. This is a special
Glove.
4-hutton lid Gloves. with heavy stitched
backs. in oX-bi0od. tan, brown and black,
regular s9c value. l5e.
A fun limo Of evening shades 4 large
pearl buttons. and S-hutt0u MuFQuitaircs.
with black and -lf-stitching. 81. Where
else could you get such vahle2
10 and lf-butt0n White Suede MusGui-
taircs. 81 and $3.50 for regular So Gloves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03

Black SILK Plush Trimming. 1-2-inch
wide. &c.,. l-iuch wide. l5c.
White Ansora Fur, guimp edge, % and
Soc yard.
Black Thibct Fur. l-2-inch wide, zoe.
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
Making a Name.

DR.. Charles Il. Brock. who now occu-
pies "a position OF prominence and re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-03
DnuTIEs AND yoKNGs.

DlMl ILLS AMI iDnAN1o-
Striped Dlmity. 8 inches. Zoe. for the lic.
Qua.t y
Checked and Striped Dimity. very fine
and lolr 80 inches, j. leo. Tor the res
ular Uc. quality.
Better quality In Striped and Checked
Iur for D.. 20 p a.c.
Fancy Drawn Yokins. 40 inches. special
value &c.,, 4lc. value
PLAIN TucNnss. %, r.. 80, 5c.. worth
OIo-f lrd moro
Yer Fine Tucks. q inches. 1tc.. 81.
Fanny lfivcrings. 3D. 90. 15o.. all from
dine To- Glc. under value