Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
The Second Day Of the Millinery opening.
=, oo1en Ladies' Linen Collars and CUTS at uarlel JUST
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

SEPARATE SKIRTS.
n,,ssos, skirts. IS. 81, and 80 inches long,
of Russian Crash, at stc
white Pioue Skirts at 7Sc., sl.l9, S.6S,
up to $3.50 each.
Duck Skirts at 34c.; all lengths.
Tncked Crash Skirts at $l.96, would De
good buying at s.
Silk-stripe Linen Skirts, at Sl.e5, instead
of $3.50.
Our S Black Sicilians are made OF hlgh-
grade lustre percaline nninS' coruul0S
binding, perfect hanging.
Separate Bicycle Skirts OF covert Cio'h
at Sl.46.
Tan Cheviot Bicycle Skirts at $50;
others I'D to SO.
CHILDREN's REFERS.
Stylish. Pretty, Washable Pique Reefo T.
ers. trimmed with embroidery, ior Sl'0V
each.
Dainty White, Pink, Blue, and Tan
Pin,ie Short Coats, handsomely trim
med with rufiies of embroidery, IoI
s9&. S4.73, S575, and $3.50 each.
Infants ;. .hte SILK Long Goats, at
Infants White Bedford-Cord Coats for
s. each.
LADIES' WRAPPERS.
AT 73c.-Lawn Wrappers, rufiles over
the shoulders, full front, extra-wide
skirts. - %
Cool Pretty, Wearable wrappers OF
Lawn, square neck, iaIbc COh"i' Ia
fled. for $l.25 each. -.
White Lawn Wrappers, fine, sheer, pref
tily made, would be cheap at -; mere
for a.S5. ,..,.,,.
Others trimmed with SWISS inserting
and edge, at $2.4S and 800
Excellent Lawn Wrappers for 4Sc.
n c.xr,xc IN THE STATION
cry DEPARTMENT.
Crushed Vellum Paper, in commercial
octave. and court size, and the new
est tints, for 19c. pound, o..
Our soc. Royal velvet fdpel' Siii''
finish, for 15c. - -.
The DC. Congress Linen Paper, frled OF
plain, 2 pounds for 25c- ,oo
EiiiI nonnd boxes of Linep Paper for lOc.
Envelopes TO match all these. a..
Nice Box Paper, well WORTH -oc'' 'oi
Other Box Paper, g. 5, and 2 1-2c.
GAS AND OIL STOVES.
Two-Burner Iron-Tank oil-Stoves' win
brass burners, warranted not 10 icdh'
for 69c.: regular $50 value.
Two-B Burner Eagle Brand Oil-StoVes, 5oc'
Two-Burner Nickel-Plated Gas-Stoves'
$3.50. ., e,.,.o, so
tubing for Gas-stoves, best patent ends
for &c. a foot.
HAMMOCKs, LAWN SWINGS, AMI
CROQUETs.
Woven Macrame Hammocks, with Pill
lows and spreads, for SIC
Large Hammock Chairs, Just me tilnt
for lawn or porch, for Coo. each.
large Macrame Hammocks, with Vo
lance pillow, spreader, hooks, etc, Una
usually sell at s.. for S2.6.
7-foot Lawn Swings, S.2.
Shall Croquet Sets, regular GLOW qu"ii''
for 79c.
GLASSWARE.
IIalf-Gallon Water-Pitchers, usual!
&c, for Sc. each. ,,,,,,
Grecian Star and other Engraved IuIl
blers, 3 1-2c. each; usually N''o
large Cold-Tea Glasses. 75c. dozen;
CitePattern Ice-Tubs, 45c. kind, for loo
soc. Glass Bowls, for zoe. each.
PICTURES.
,teda,,ions. with brass chain, regula
| zoe Pictures for 15c. each.
The "Battleship Maine" framed /
United States colors, for 5oc. 40.
"A LOT of Fine Water-COlor Photos, lbAZ
| and 20x2i, usually s. ana ~ specid
for to-day, $1.9S each.
| Nothing unQer inc gun w" ANf
housekeeper in better humor than pei
feet Refrigerator.
THE NORTH STAR.
We've had the same make LOT years
with every new improvement addec'
works like a charm; saves ice, keeps IN
contents fresh and cweet. is built OF marc
wood, and solid-steel lined, with Eater
air-shaft, free circulation, and cost 20
less than any on the market because W
buy them in carload lots.
Refrlgerators that hold 80 pounds of IL
Refrigerators that hold CO pounds Of il
for $3.50.
Refrigerators that hold 50 pounds or K
for $3.50.
Refrigerators that hold 100 POUNDS
ice for $3.50. =
100 Ice-Chests, 3--pound capacity, II
$3.50; regularly sold for $40.
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