Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-09
READy-uaDE GARMENTS.

A sale that shall close out several hun
dred on Monday at p and DOC. on the
! dollar.
500 $3.50. SIG. and $3.50 Jackets for 50.
$3.50 Sl1.75. and s9.9S Jackets for -.
S. Jackets for 500. -
Sl25O Russian Blouse Coats for 81.
s. Cloth Capes for Zoe.
s. Cloth Capes for Sl.O.
s. Misses Coats for 500.
Ladies' Tailored Suits or Navy and
Black Camers-Hair Serge for $780,
that were $3.50.
Ladies' TailOr-Made suits, tnat were
Misses Fancy Cheviot Dresses, prices
were up 10 SO. for 81 40
Black Brilliantine Skirts, sl.25, were g.
Black Camel s-Hair Skirts, tailor-stitch-
ed for s.. from $3.50.
At Sl0-Black Rough Cheviot Skirts,
silk-lined throughout. less than cost
of material
Black Brocaded SILK skirts, were up 10
81, for A9S each.
LADIES' WRAPPERS.
Ladies' German Flannel Wrappers. vel
vet collar cuffs, girdle. that were 20
All FIannerette Wrappers. that were up
to 81. for 81.
Fiannellette Wrappers were 75c., for Ssc.
each.
EIDERDOWN JACKETS AND GOWNS.
At 4Cc-All the Fancy Flannehette
At 59c-All the Solid-Color Eiderdown
Jackets. that were up 10 81
AT 275-All the Eiderdown Bath ana
Dressing Gowns that were up TO A.5O.
BLACK GOODS
take a bold stand at the bargain counter
to-day. Nearly nOOO yards to be dis
posed of. Possibly never again will sucn
values be getable;
5-i-wide Heavy Clay Worsted Suting, a
good roc. value for 39c. yard
Imported Plain and Fancy Cheverons,
variety of styles, the $50 and y ones
3S-inch Brocaded Jacquards, the usual
SOC. kind. for 81 1-2c. yard
All-Wool Heavy CameFs-Hair Serges, |
Cheviots, and Drap de Almas for S5c. |
46-inch All-Wool Extra-Heavy Drat Etc.
an excellent value at $50 yard, Tor |
81 yard TO close.
50-inch Heavy Seeded Sicilian, high SILK /
lustre never sells for less than 75c. |
yard. for 45c.
New line of Brocaded Mohairs, endless /
variety Of designs, for 10 PC. yard;
80 and 39c. kind.
Bordered and Hemstitched Nun's-VeiI-
ing, for wells, at specially reduced
prices.
FROM . TO $50
Black Figured Armures. the usual
y l-2c. grade. for sc. yard.
FROM 1880 TO II 30
Fine Imported All-Wool Cashmere, as
good as any store in the South can
sell for 81 l-2c., for l9c a yard.
FROM $3.50 TO ( O'CLOCK
z6-inch Atwood Whip-Cord, as good
as any ever sold for 75c. a very fine
high-grade fabric, for ACC. a yard.
WORsTED DRESS GOODS.
Why not buy EN- when such bargains
as these are offered? Fifty cents on the
dollar takes the choice Of more than a
hundred different kinds of seasonable
Dress Fabrics:
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
5i-inch Mole-Skin Cloth, some new for
tailor-made suits. sold for Sl.S9, Mon
day csc. yard.
52-inch Mixed Cheviot Suiting, bought
TO sell for Sl.25, must go for Zoe.
English Tweeds, that sold Tor tsc.' Mon.
80 pieces Hli-Wool SO Lizardines,
that sold for &c., we sell Monday for
29c.
IS pieces Of Home-Spun ATWOOD 49,
inches wide, that sold for 81 II and
45c., closing them out for 25c. per
yard.
English Curles. SS-inch, all-wool, that
were % and 80 he, for lie.
French Camel s-Hair, two-tone effects.
that were 60 and 75c., for 42c. per yard.
FROM 1880 TO 11:30 O'CLOCK
S6-inch Black and White Striped Serges
for 23c.
Two-Toned Effects in Figured Mohairs,
that sold for 81 1-2 and 5Oc., for 25c.
Silk and Wool POplin Plaids, prices rs
satin-Striped Plaids, SO inches wide,
that were 25 and 35c., for l3c.