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Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01

IHE CUhFEW.-A numOer OF Marylanu
towns are discussing the crrfew law In
Hagerstown it has grown to be burning
question, while elsewhere, in Frederick aud
other points it is being seriously discussed.
There may aud probably does exist in some
towns condition Of affairs that renders it
unadvisable for children to appear IN the
streets after dark; where such conditions ex-
ist it is scarcely to be conceived that ladies
dare appear alone on the streets. once the
light of day has fled. In addition to a cur
few law In such towns, we imagine that a
tripling or quadrupllng Of the police force is
needed and besides, some very stringent leg
islation covering profanity, vulgarity and
indecency generally on the public thorough
fares. Fortunately few towns are SO noto-
riously given over to evil and where the
frown of a genteel people suffices to render
the street safe place for ladies, unattended,
there can be no need for the curfew The
enactment of curfew law is a confession
that the moral force of public sentiment is
insufficient to overawe the rowdy element
and that the streets, after dark. are handed
over to the vicious and evil minded
Besides, the curfew ia wrong in principle,
and, here, at the dawn Of the twentieth CEN
tury of Christian civilization is an anachron-
ism-a step backwards-an unwarranted
confession of the decadence Of morality and
of the futility Of government. A healthy pub
lie sentiment and the enforcement of the
common law regulating behavior on the
streets will suffice to protect the children on
the streets at any reasonable hour, in any
town not wholly given over to viciousness
and evil, and, as we have already suggested,
restraining laws other than the curfew are in
order there
Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01

Mrs. Henry Bennett and two daughters
Kisses Bertha and Nellie. left for Baltimore
on Tuesday last. Mrs. Benefits two sons,
Joseph and Harry, are now employed IN that
city, the former on The World, the latter by
the W. M. r., r. Company.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01
OAK LUMBER
FOR SALE.

THR UNDERSIGNED HAS
STEAM SAW MILL
ON HIS FARM NEAR UTICA MILLS, MD ,
AND IS DESTROYS OF DIsPosINa OF ALL
MANUFACTURED LUMBER ON HAND.
BILL 8 II u r F.
HE has A LARGE QUANTITY OF BILL
STUFF ON HAND AT VERY LOWEST PRICE.
CHAS. G.. WATERS,
oct 81 2m FREDERlCh, NIL.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01

~ WHITE WASH LIME ALWAYS
on hand at Coal Yard.
June 8tf J. ". CREEGER.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01

MILK STATION "A canvass Of the dairy.
men in this section Is being made, looking 10
the establishment Of regular milk station
at this point. Elsewhere along the line Of
the w. N. r r., these stations have been
established and are not only working salts
fac,ory but are saving Of some money and
much concern to the shipper of milk. 1t is
only necessary, as We see it, that the farmers
shall know that these people are financially
responsible, to do business with them inst lead
of the hundred and one city dealers, among
whom failures are constantly occurring,
bringing losses to the shipper. Look the
Milk Station people up and if you find them
to be financially sound, sell them your milk
Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01

Miss Mlllie, daughter Of William Lidie, who
underwent surgical operation at hospital
in Baltimore and who had been an invalid
for more than q year, We are gratif1ed to
know. is pronounced permanently cured and
is rapidly regaining her former good health.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01

DED1cATIoN.-AcaciaL Lodge, A. F. & A.
N. is fitting up the room on the third story
of the building: the chief pieces Of the furni.
ture are here, the carpet Is expected daily and
and when furnished complete, the room will
he dedicated formally by the officers Of the
Grand Lodge. or either deputies, when the
Lodge will hold its meetings there regularly.
Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01

Mr.. ]. Thos. Davis, who under The instruc
tion of DR.. n. Clay Andefs has become very
proficient in work on plates and expert 10
extracting, has been engaged regularly ia
help in the former class of work by Dr. Ross
Black of Hanover. He left yesterday: he said
to us that it is his intetion TO do his very best
to hold the place,
Catoctin clarion., 1898-12-01

Mr.. Chas. H. Osler has introduced the cash
carrier, cashier and book.keeper system in
his store in the bank building. He has put
up one automatic carrier at the dry goods
and grocery counters and will put up another
at the notion and shoe counter. Miss Rose
Black is employed as cashier and book keep.
er. He is very much pleased with 1t thus far.
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR GARMENTS.

Measure it by what they cost you to
make. and you viii quickly see that they
are at abnormal figures Everything
about them right, except the price.
GOWNS AT S.-l4 dozen Cambria and
Muslin Gowns, trimmed very elabO-
rately In fine embroideries and laces;
high, square. or N-neck; cost Sl69 or
dinarily; these 81 each
GOWNS at 75c.-l20 Of the Prettiest
and Best SIS Gowns, your pick OF
GOWNS AT sle9-The Finest. Soft
Nalnsook Gowns, Jokes Of fine French
Nalenciennes lace and insertion.
GOWNS AT &C., of cambria or muslin,
yoke Of insertion and fine tuck~
GOWNS AT 25c.-2l dozen Ladies' Mus
lin Gowns. yoke OF tucIs, cambria
ruflle on neck and leeves.
GOWNS AT Sl.25.-Over 10 styles, cam
brio or muslin all trimmed in the
finest embrOideries and laces
SKIRTS AT 25c.-Full-Length Walking
Skirts. with cambria frill.
SKIRTS AT Gsc., made with extra wide
umbrella frill of embroidery.
SKIRTS AT 93c.-Handsome, wide en-
broidery umbrella flOunce.
SKIRTS AT 19c.-Full-Length Muslin
skirts. tuckS and deep hem.
CHEMlSE At 2jc.-Five styles. Some
with French corded bands. open front:
others with yoke of embroideries-any
for PC.
CHEMIST At 15c.. made Of good mus
lin trimmed with linen Torchon lace
DRAWERS AT l9c., OF cambria or
muslin, the very best 35c. ones made.
CORSET-COVERS At 5Oc.-S1uare
neck. prettiy trimmed IN fine thread
TorchOn laces or embroideries.
COkSEI-CONERS AT go dozen
nigh or square neck. perfect fitting
ones. all sizes, &c. each
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
I.aHfoef nl
ers, tucks and deep hem So. pair.
A MYSTERY IN KNIT UNDERWEAR.
You can solve II Monday as TO the signs
that favor the buying. Finest silk and
Isles for the cost-of the cheapest cotton
Cotton for less than half, etc. Come
early. the lots are not large.
Ladies' Finest Pure Cream silk Ribbed
Vests, low neck. with lace inserted
shoulders silk tape, best Gee. value,
for 3ic each.
Children's Ribbed Seamless Under
Waists, all sizes, TO y years, &c.
Ladies' Pink and Blue Woven Stripe
Summer Vests, neck ard arms pref
tily trimmed in fancy lace, worth &C,
for lie each.
l62 dozen Ladies' Bleached Ribbed
Best y lie. Summer Vests, taDed and
crochet neck and arms, &c. each.
10 ladies' Finest Pure White Real
Isle Vests. silk tape ard SIX stitch
ed neck and arms be each.
Ladies' Medium and Lightweight In
Ola Gauze Vests high neck. long
sleeves, wo-th &C., for CSC. each.
Bleached Ribbed Pants. knee or ankle
lengths, 25c. pair.
Ladies' or ChHircn's Summer Ribbed
Vests . SIC each
Ch.ldren's 7jc. Fine Cream SIX Ribbed
vests. high neck. long sleeves. SIC.
Children's India Gauge Vests, high neck
long or short sleeves. 10c
NnnGreh. Ribbed Vests, tape peck
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HERE FOR COLORED DRESS GooDs
MONDAY,

The strange part Of the sale Is that
every New Fabric of this season Is
among these lots. It would be ruinous
Tor wholesalers TO attempt to meet the
prices.
Zoe. yard will take choice Of TX niaces
or the best line of fabrics ever offered
IN this market w
Broken Checks, 36 inches wide and y
beautiful fabric for children's dresses
,,nn e to sell for SSc., win be
Wide. DOuble-Fold Wool EYn,shoa ~,
II l-Zc. yard.
Nheylot Suitings. fun 80 inches wide I'm
Every shade. manufactured to sell for
sc; our price, 3-4c. '''
DIX and Wool French Novelties "a
lhcnes wide. very stylish and nobbv
weave effects. imported TO sell for
Nss. will be sl.19 yard.
The newest Silk and Wool Crepons IL
al the latest shades for spring wear
ihese Fabrics should be s. per yard
but our price is $3.50 'N'
French designs In SIX and Wool S.riro.
Broken Plaids. and other Fanc,,,
Weayes. imported to sell for Sl.25 viii
ATWOOD 6O-inch suiting IN o.
shade. manufactured to sen for ttiS
our price, Zoe '' S|lO;
b2-inch Venetian Cloth, all wool IN ~.
new shade. should be $50 bnt. 80
price II sSc. n yard '"f our
Vigoreaux Whipcord. I'm FAN, =.
ana oic-blue, sold regularly To- =, ~
VIII be 81. 20 a yard LOT $Lio
SS-inch ATWOOD and SILK ana NJ,
Novelties. In every new sh"a Nooi
S"Hplhdtioh or color for SO a , ~ir
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lot Ladies' Jewel Shirt Waist Set,
the SWEETEST things out, worth Sc,
for l9c. set.
Ladies Oxide. Silver. and Gilt Bel,a
always DC, for l5c. each
Ladies' 81 Jewel Belts for i9c.
IA Ladies' 25c. Jewel-Top Hat-Pins FOR
10 STYLES Of 100. side-Combs Tor Sc. pa,r
Souvenir Spoons. with the battleshlo
Maine engraved thereon. Joe.
THIS UMBRELLA-DAY
at Cohen's long to be remembered. Com.
early:
BEGINNING AT O'CLOCK
UNTIL SOLD
AT Slime Black SILK Taf'eta I'm
brellas, close-rolling, steel rod. para.
gOn-lock frames. silk covers and tas-
sells. imported Congo handles. the best
$3.50 value, for 81.
$3.50 Fine silk ClOse-Rolling UMBRELLA
with imported hand-painted Dresden
handles. for 81 so each.
AT 79c.-150 Twiled German Garcia TIM
brellas. steel rod, long Dresden post
handles. the best s1.25 worth.
AT 50c.-Fine Twilled Garcia Umbrellas.
with steel rod. natural handles, IN
laid with jewels, SOC; worth ST.
AT 25c.-English Gloria Umbrellas o.
inch Congo handles, good. stout
frames. cost ordinarily zoe.
EASTER PARASOLS.
Black Silk-Twilled ParasOls. with ful
pinked frill. SlG9.
Checked and Plaid Taffeta SIX Para
soils. I'm Black and White and an color
combinations. S22j.
Changeable Taneta SILK Parasois, IN an
colors. sl.4S.
Chldren's Fancy Parasols. I'm pretty.
dainty Dresden effects. 2Jo
Children's Good-Size Satin Parasols an
colors and White, 4Sc.
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
ChHdren's Parasols. solid light col0rg
pinked edges, pretty little knob ana
loop handles. &c. each
THE CANDY DEPARTMENT.
Chocolate Favored Caramels for l-2c
a pound.
Carmine Kisses for 15c. a pound.
Klondike Nougats for y he a pound
Molasses Buttercups for Ne. a pound
Crystallized Pineapples or Ginger for
dc a box.
Chocolate-Covered Peppermint Waters
for nc a pound, were i0c.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Fine French Mixture for l-2c. a pound.
Two pounds to q customer.
FROM 10 To II O'CLOCK
300 pounds Of Fine Bonbons, that were
&c, for y l-2c. pound.
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HOUSE WARE.
Selling by Hundreds,
Selling by Thousands.

Every idea of ordinary store
keeping is overturned, and this
great store wins by its merit
of hard-earned prosperity.
This days selling may entail
hundreds of dollars loss some
where, but the selling itself
stands proof of good store
keeping without argument.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

iiilu no pace Oh our counters.
8 CASES OF TABLE DAMAsK,
TOWELS. AND NAPKINS, of one
OF the best makers goods in Scot
land, will be offered to you to-day at
COO. on the 81. all sample lots.
TABLE DAMzSKS.
AT 23c. YARD-10 pieces good. heavy
German Linen Damask, nice grade of
Damask patterns
AT SOC. YARD-German or Scotch Linen
Damask, full widths, 60 to s. inches
wide, none worth less than 70 to SSc.
yard.
AT 69c.-Extra- Heavy. Solid-Wearing
Scotch. Damask, pure linen, in hand
some designs, yards wide. worth 81.
AT 95c. YARD-The very choicest 2
Yard Wide, High, Bleached Satin
Damask, made IN Belfast TO retail
at Sl.25. here at CSC a yard.
Extra quality All-Linen fun 5-S-Size
Scotch Dinner Napkins, in five hand
some designs, for Sl.l5 dozen, worth
Fancy Fine Linen Damask Tray-Cloths.
whipped fringe, handsome centres,
pure White worth &c., for 19c each.
12I dozen all Pure Linen Fringed Tea
Napkins, all White or fancy-colored
borders, Coo. a dozen value, for Sc.
each.
Lunch Napkins, with fancy borders.
lOc. a dozen.
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
White Frlnged Buffet Scarfs, 2 yards
long, usual 25c. ones. for 1Oc.
SPECIAL TOWEL VALUES.
TOWELS AT SC.
over 500 dozen All-Linen Absorbent
Huck Towels. good 1Cc. value, full
large size, &c. each.
TOWELS AT l0c.
l6S dozen Linen Huck Towels. hemmed
worth l5c.. for 10c. each.
TOWELS AT u 1-2c
Linen Huck, extra value. hemmed or
fringe, worth S225 a Dozen.
TOWELS AT &c.
Good, Liberal-Size Cotton Huck Towels
sc. usually.
TOWELS AT 7c
Extra -Large-Size Bleached Bath Towels
worth ~ 1-2c.
TOWELS AT Toe.
The best l6 2-3c. Real Turkish Bath
Towels, double twisted thread, 23x5O
inches, for 10c. each
The best Heavy. All-Linen Household
Crash, worth 2c., for II t-2c a ward.
lOc. Twilled Linen Crash Towelling,
Turkish Bath Face Cloths (or wash
rags 2 for 1c.
FROM TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
WIN be sold Twilled Crash Towelllng.
lc. a yard.
ANOTHER PLAY IN WHITE GOODS.
Hundreds of New Fabrics break the
usual price-marks. Read what we can do
Tor a supply Monday:
100 pieces real English Long Cloth. soft
finished, full lengths of II yards. for
soc. a piece.
81 pieces White Linen-Fintshed Heavy
Duck Suiting. u lie. value. SAC.
yard
81 pieces Fine White Dotted Dimities
worth zoe, for 9 SIC. yard.
i-S-yard-wide White Apron Lawn
l~fc. yard. instead OF Zoe.
Unmarried White
grade. DC. yard
l,lc0 yards Checked Nalnsook hest e.
grade. 4 7-Sc. yard
~ pieces tine-Finished White French
Organdle lie. value, 3-4c. ward.
Double-Width White French Organdie
Inc. sheer quality, lSc. yard.
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UP-TO-DATE SILK sHIRT-wAIsT.

All the new shades Of Taffeta Silk. bias
tucked front. for 1892 each.
Stylish Cross-Tucked Waists, in all the
new colorings. for $6.9S.
Fancy SIX Waists, in two-toned effects.
for 4.Si each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
CiIILDREN'S DAINTY SPRING
REI,FEHS

Refers OF Blue cloth at SSc. each.
Stylish Fancy Cloth Refers, trimmed
with braid and large collars, for Sl.65
each. Others uD to s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
LADIES' HOUSE WRAPPERS FOR
TuE CNSI OLE TEE MAkING

Ladies Best Percale Wrappers, we'll
made, full, liberal skirts. tight back,
ruhles over the shoulders, for 9Sc.
each.
Excellent Blue Percale Wrappers for
SOC. each.
Ale. for a Good Calico Wrapper, well
made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
FLOOR OILCLOTHS.

The second shipment has been received,
and Monday morning will find the stock
again full, and Floor Oil-Cloths selling
at such prices as have heretofore been
unknown in the history Of their manu-
facture.
Floor On-Cloth. enamel-fnished, yard
wide 15c.; 2-yard- wide 29c.
Heavy Smooth-Back Oil-Cloth, the S5c.
kind. yard-wide, q lie.
No. l or "a" On-Cloth. the grade that
sells at 45c., IS here for q lie. yard.
Linoleums, heavy cork, 25c. yard, In
stead of SOC.
Inlaid Linoleums, new patterns, $40
N-ord
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
SPECIAL PRICES on DINNER AND
TEA SETS.

TEA SETS.
lOO-piece English Porcelain Decorated
Dinner Sets for 1895.
100-piece Carlsbad-China Dinner Sets
fun gold-trimmed. usually S-2N, Tor
$3.50.
100-piece Limoge- China Dinner Sets. ex-
act copy Of Haviland china, Tor 3l5.
$50 Hayiland China Dinner Sets uS
pieces, for $50.
Several Havlland-Chlna Dinner Sets.
that were $50 and AS. containing us
pieces, for $50.
Is Imported Porcelain Dinner Sets. con-
tanning 1l3 pieces gold-traced, now
green decorations, were So and SIS
will be sold for $3.50.
Apiece Tea Sets, gold-llned, UNDER
glaze decorations, for $Lsl
Haviland-China Tea Sets for $50
Limoge Tea Sets for $3.50.
Decorated Cracker-Jars, DC. each.
loo Fancy LimOge Carlsbad ana havi-
land-China Cups and Saucers" tAat
We're so 75c., and 81. Special for
Monday, l9c. choice.
Decorated Carlsbad. plated gold-lined'
We're DC, for l0c
Gold-Lined Carlsbad Fruit Saucers' &C.
each.
Carlsbad-China Decorated Cream Pitch
crs, were soc, for l5c.
Decorated Covered Dishes, were so
Decorated ID Chocolate Pots. 25c. each.
9-inch White-Chlna Baking Dishes FOR
l0c each.
14-inch White Porcelain Meat Platters.
for 15c
Decorated White Porcelain Fruit
Salvers. for &c. each.
White oyster Bowls, &C. each.
White-Porcelain Soup Tureens, usually
SL25. for soc. each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Decorated Porcelain Plates, usually lVc-'
will be sold for &c. each.
TOILET SETS.
Handsome Solid-Colorod Decorated
Toilet Sets, that were 81, for $50
Delft Decorated Toilet Sets, that were
$50 for S.75.
Decorated Toilet Sets. with slop-Jar'
t2.75.
Toilet Sets. that were Sl5. $3.50. and
SO for $l2 50. and $ choice. 90,
100 Nicely-Decorated Toilet Sets, VIII
be sold for S5c each.
l0-piece Toilet Sets for Sl.39.
STEEL AND AGATE
WARE.
We have no broken assortment here.
in this lire you can think oi.
The Yery-Best-Q Quality Graniteware ~
prices OF common tinware. No matter
how cheap others advertise. IL can always
be had for less at Cnhen's.
Granite Pie Plates, Sc. each
2-and-3-quart Gray Tea or Coffee Pots
A-c. tafn.
6-ring Granite Muffin Pans. Ice. each.
l2-quart Granite Dish Pans, l5c.
l2-quart Gray Dish Kettles or Buckets
2qc
2-quart Gray Preserving Kettles. &c.
each.
Genuine Blue-and-White Imported
Granite Tea Pots. usually 81. for lsc. each.
Long Hardle Blasting Spoons. l-quart
Milk Pans. Square Bread Pans. Sauce
pans, Cocoa-Shape Dippers, for &C.
choice.
Granite Quart Measures. graduated. for
SC. each.
s-quart Covered Sauce Pots for sc. usu-
ally 59c.
Large Roasting Pans for l5c.
Granite Cake Turner'S and Ladies. &c.
each.
Granite Dust Pans. large size. Sc. each.
Large Granite Foot-Tubs, Sc, usually
Tie.
A-quart-deep Pudding Pans. usually
Soc. for Toe. each.
Egg Steering Plates for &c. each.
S-quart Rice or Farina Broilegs, 90
each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK - y
Granite Soap Dishes. &c. each
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sured, soc. pair.
Mems Custom-Made. Perfect-FittinS
White Shirts, the Perfection" equal
10 the best made-to-order shirt, spe-
cial. 4lc.
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts. rein
forced. with extra-long linen bosoms,
worth 40c.. for 29c
Mems Unlaundered Shirts. reinforced
back and front good one, 2Jc.
Mems CellulOid WATERPROOF Standing
and Turn-DOwn Collars and Cuffs
Collars. Sc. each; Cuffs. 1Oc. per pair.
Mems Colored Negligee Shirts, soft
finish, an excellent working shirt,
and well worth S9c.-1G 2-3c. each.
Stunningly Stylish Neckwear for East
ertide. wonderful value are these
Some new and original "get UPS" in
Half-Dollar Neckwear, exclusive and
rich.
The most extensive line of Women's
Neckwear to be seen. As bewitching
as extensive.
a SALE OF LADIES' DRESSES AND
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
Near one hundred Ready-Made Dresses
go on sale Monday at almost your own
price. The goods were made for a house
that failed to pay cash, as agreed. Among
them will be found quite a number Of
Misses Dresses; also some 10 dozen
Ladies' Skirts
At $S5O-Suits OF Blue, Green, and Tan
Covert Cloth. iy-front jacket, half
SIX lined, percaline-lined skirt; the
$3.50 ones.
styles at S9.eO-Suits of Black Cancels
Hair Serge, coat lined throughout
with Black taffeta, skirt percaiine
lined. hand-fnished. excellent mourn
ing costume.
For $9.9O-suits of Fancy Mixed Cheviot.
blouse of fly front Jacket lined with
taffeta silk. percaline-lined skirts.
For $990-Suits of Colored Cancels
Hair, blouse effect, velvet rolling col
lar, blouse lined with fancy taffeta,
percaline-lined skirt.
At S5.25-Tailo Made Suits. Of Serge
or Fancy CheviOt, EtOn or coat effect,
well made. best $3.50 value
At 5-English Cloth Suits in Tans,
and Gray, new-cut skirt, stylish sin
gle-breasted coat half-silk lined.
Our $3.50 are Perfect >Tailor-Made. OF
Ladies' Cloth or Cheviot dainty coat,
lined throughout with taffeta, the cor
rect cut skirt.
Others w. 10 $50.
Black Serge Skirts, tucked, for s2.9S
Fancy Novelty Skirts at sec.
Black Serge Skirts. lined with Tur-
quoise. Blue. or Cerise Talfeta SILK,
new cut. for 1896 each.
Plain Black Mohair Skirts at Ole. each.
All-Silk-Lined Camers-Hair Skirts
made to sell for $3.50, special price
Black Brocaded Silk Skirts at q1e-
less than cost Of the materials.
our s. Brilliantine Skirts are made OF
SILK Lustre. tailor stitched, best per-
caine lining.
FROM 10 TILL 1850
Black Brilliantine Skirts for soc. each.
Limit.
S.nfES, rTOrrCE WI ApprpS uou
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patterns and colors. for &C. a yard.
FROM 945 TO 1915 O'CLOCK
Broken Check Fabrics. neat. nobby de-
signs, for 3-4c. a yard-would be
cheap at double the price.
NEARLY II CASES OF NEW COTTON
FABRICS
are emptied on the bargain counters for
you to-day. Many of these are gotten
up for manufacturers who, owing to
strike at their factories, were obliged
to cancel their purchases. They are all
of most superior grades. and the prices
bear not the least resemblance to their
original cost.
Djalmattas. a silk and cotton fabric,
in multi-colored plaids with illumi-
mated silk effects, 81 lie. grade. l5c.
Organdie Sublime, in exquisite patterns
Of floral designs, 19c., instead Of S5c.
Silver Star Madras, full SO inches wide.
in plaid and striped effects, especially
adapted for shirt-waists and negligee
shirts, 93-4c.
Tissue Mozambique, lace texture. with
printed effects Of highest art, S-4c.,
u l2c. grade.
Linen Crash Suiting, 80 inches wide,
16 2-3c. quality, 8 3-4c.
Al Sea Island Percales, in a large Va
riety of this seasons styles, Sic.
Victoria Zephyr Ginghams, in all this
yard.
FROM 915 TO sA5 O'CLOCK
Extra Fine Brown Cotton for 1c. a
yard.
ALL DAY
Orgaudie Lisse, in various floral effects
and brilliant plaid combinations, 25c.
grade II l-2c.
u 1-2c. French Percales, all this sea-
sons printings. Sic.
Sc. Calicoes, in small, natty designs and
bright colcrs, 3-4c.
Embroidered Swiss Null. in all the
leading colors, 1Sc. quality, . 3-4c.
French Dimities, in striking. beautiful
designs and styles, safe. usually
16 2-3c
~ Lonsdale Cambria. every piece
branded. 1-2c.
FROM 10 TO 1880 O'CLOCK
lO.i EXtra-Heavy Unbleached Sheeting
for s 3-4c.
ALL DAY
u 12 and 16 pc. Boulevard and Covert
Mixtures. 3-4c.
Full Yard-Wide Bleached Cambria,
usually Sc. for 7-Sc.
A Alpine Rose and Pride Of the West
Bleached Cotton, S1-3c a yard.
lie. SOlid-ColOr organizes, in all cOlors,
BIC. a yard.
61-4c. Apron Ginghams. in all size
checks and colOTs. Sc. yard.
Handsome Printed Scotch Dimities, Sc.
kind. 7-Sc.
FROM y TO 1890 O'CLOCK
- AndroscOggln Cotton for &c. yard.
ALL DAY
Illuminated Plaid Organizes, 16 2-Sc.
grade, S3-4c.
French Percales in new plaid effects.
43-4c
II 1-2c. French Ginghams, in The new
est and best styles, for 1-3c.
l0-4 Utica Bleached Sheetng for &c 2-3c. |
FROM 8 TO $3.50 O'CLOCK
o in ciz
or color, for 1c. a yard
\ SALE OF SHEETS AND PILLOW |
CASES.
READ THESE PRICES.
EXtra-Large-S Pnlow-Cases. 41-2c.
Sheets, well made, full double-bed size, |
for pc.
EXtra-Large-S Sheets, heavy round |
thread cotton, for 3Sc.
Hemstitched Sheets, extra large size, |
for &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

Scotch Brussels Rugs, SOz6O inches. S9c.
each.
Reversible Smyrna Rugs, new patterns,
good values at g, here for $l19.
All-Wool Extra-Superfine Ingram Drug
gets, sizes 3x4 yards, for SiS-gOOd
value at 81
Carpet Hassocks, made Of pretty Brus-
sells and Ingram Carpets, DC each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27

READ THESE PRICES.
EXtra-Large-Siz PulOw-Cases. 41-2c
Sheets well made, full double-bed size.
for 2}c.
Extra-Large-Size Sheets, heavy round
thread cotton, for 3Sc
Hemstitched Sheets, extra large size,
for A2c.
Bolster-Cases for 12c. each, well made
and full size
Hemstitched Bolster-Cases, extra large
size, 33c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS on
LINENS

that are the reliable kind. Shoddy Linens
find no place on our counters.
CASES OF TABLE DAMASK,
TOWELS, AND NAPKINS, of one
Of the best makers goods in Scot
land, will be offered to you to-day at
6Oc on the 81 all samnle lots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-03-27
Cohen's Store Has BeCoT1e
Word-Farnous for Bargains

greatest
RESTS SALE
AND WILL PROVE IN LETTERS OF GOLD MONDAY WHAT 49,.