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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
.,,,r,lrNrs THIs WEnlL

,o.aor,,- Thursaay and Wednesday. and
,,-,',,..s5,, roatinec-Otis skinner, IN Inc
'4 rSr,dav and saturday Matinee Saturday
'u"' IA shannon in THE Moth and
he Flame, ..,...,,. al, wool,
Tho coming Of otis skinner is always
t,.,reetinc, event in the dramauc sea
en- and during his engagement mere q,
~ Nc,dcnv of music, Tuesday ana
,s,c5,cs6av he will produce Henry AT
" -, now comedy entitled Inc
Liars ,., NJ skinner leads
81, .a.a,t IA, Miss Nanctte Comstoch, ana
o,f balanced organization. The I'm
,,,,.,,trc production will be used our
49,. oro,,roment The explanation OF
.1H ...,,..sin,, success of the Liars
-.,l,rc5 An its novel style of love story
md lie enlarged opportunities lot D' ..''.,l',
works which IL gives 10 MT. Shln"cI " ,n,
thc individual members OF MS Sp'''iUi'
company. . eo,,- oc,e the
the play is written IN four ac'S 'ne
first being the interior OF ARE 'ent va
a bank OF tho Thames the thiru ,,e IN az,
,oor, of Lady dtosam0nd. ana the iourih
fat a.. .,,,.,,.
LADY Jessica IS married 10 nlluni,
aood man. Gilbert Nepcan. she Is FOL
,ov,ca about by Edward Fallner a young
Af,ican .xp,orer. who is desperately IN
love with her. Lady Jessica has plenty OF
,nnorturitics TO contrast the warmth OF
rrolkpere attentions with the Indifference
~ her husband. who since her marriage
has tots9ly neglected nor. Her friends
are interested In protecting her from any
scandal that might ensue and an I'M
nortant factor In this respect in Sir Chris
tophcr Deering In an unguarded NOM
emf lady Jessica tells Falkner that she
is going 10 visit her aunt In the suburbs
- london. As she has frequently mis-
taken the way. she SAYS. she may md her
self at the star and Garter Hotel at Shep-
nerford The complications here are
hoi~hfenea BY the inoppor'une arrival OF
several Of her friends and her husband =
brother. Immediately espousing the cause
81 decorum. with sir Christopher's assis-
tanea. they prevent Lady Jessica,s din
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

Midtown Rubies." an act said to be one
Of the most original on the stage. II Is
different from the usual comedy afairs'
for all the business" IS up 10 the moment.
Mcmahon and King prominent black
face character comedians present a real
ist!c fun-furnlshing act, fresh comedy and
bright music. They come direct from the
Grand Opera House. Philadelphia, where
they made the hit OF the bill. Miss Carrie
Behr. late star OF Rice's Girl from Paris
company. a recruit 10 vaudeville. has the
condolences part Her songs are original
and her dancing proof against dupiica-
ton. c. w. Littlefeld, the famous mimic
who was the card at one of New Yorks
fashionable theatres for several months
will contribute a pleasing number TO the
programme Andy Amann and Francs
Hartly. makers Of fun ghile-you-wait.
will use their new sketch "A Clean
sweep" to entertain the audiences. Both
are clever performers, and have played
at all OF the leading theatres. but this is
their first visit South. The Aherns, sem
sational scrobats. the act that opens the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

Little Minister" made his vaudeville de-
but at Keith's. New York. last week HIS
partner was Ellen Berg airs Edes0n)
Augustus Cook has been engaged to
play Lord Steyre I'm Becky Sharp" with
Mrs. Fiske 40 the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
replacing Tyrone Power. who has been
released i'm order 10 accept "A years en-
gaeement with am Australian manager
Leibler & Co. ara 10 produce Joseph
Arthur's comedy, johnny"
Boston now has a music hall
THE Choir Invisible" stranded
i. J.. Rice's Little Red Riding Hood"
is 10 be shown I'm Boston ON Decemb-r
Kipling once impers0nqted Sir Anthony
Absolute I'm THE Rivals"
The public and the theatre profession.
with memories Of the uniform excellence
or the Christmas Dramatic Mirror during
the many years Of its Publication natur-
ally show lively curiosity as 10 The
forthcoming holiday number OF this
journal. Tho Mirror always fulfTs us
promises. An attcmpt viii be- made thie
year 20 make The Christmas Mirror rho
richest pictorialy and the most interest
ing IN matter ever published. The Christ
mas Mirror FOR 1900 will be combined with
the regular Mirror OF the Wook Of Us
issue.
Mansfield is 10 do "Y0ricks Love"
In these days. says the Dramatic Mir
or. when New York Is recognized AS M.
centre OF the American theatrical world
II Is hard 10 realize thar less than hair i
century ago this city occupied the second
n not the third place in the bushes. of
tho theatre. Philadelphia nj that time
was reCkoEod the Mecca Of tn engage
mcntess actor as well as the goal 10
which the successful members Of tho rro-
fession journeyfd In order 10 gain n
possible. the stamp N app oval ffon tho
most critical American audiences Poou-
tati0ns were made there. new plavs were
produced there and IN the offices Of m.
quiet Ola city The plans were formulated
for all Of the important productions Of
the time James Booth Roberts Is the
oldest American actor He Is sffu or
more cnCro"tic than many nersons o.
half his years. and at The age OF eighty
one Doe employs every hour NJ the dav
in teaching 10 others the arr thar boz pun
sued himself with honor and distinction.
~ X the Instructor in oio.ution 90 the
Theological Seminary of ST. Charles
Borromeo in Philadelphia. giving to the
church the benefit Of the theatres train
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Special Wash Goods Sale
STRONG PRICE ATTRACTIONS.

Apron Ginghams all sizes. check, the
best quality ever offered, Tor -
Calicoes. Black and White. worth Lie,
only Sc.
Cheviots. light colors worth &C., for DC.
Dress Ginghams. all dark colors' worm
Sc: special price, %.
outing Cloths. dark colors, worth Sc;
special price 80.
outing Flannels. Hight colors, worth loc.;
special price. . Use.
outing Cloths al light colors' worm
S l-3c: special price, 7-Sc.
FIanneiettes. dark colors, worth l-5c.;
unheard-of price. Bic.
outing Cloths Grays and Browns, the
1Oc quality for = 7-Sc.
Percales. Red and Blues. great values
for IS r-4c
Percales. 80 inches wide. dark colors,
worth II sc for sc.
Flsnnelcaates. stripes. dots and figures,
special value. az ZOE.
outing Cloths. dainty stripes and checks,
only Zoe.
French Flannelettes. good width new
coiorings. great value. for 15c.
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Special Linen Sale.
CFASuESS BARGAIN OPPORTUNITIES.

Checked Crash. worth &c.. for = Use.
Red-Border Crash, all lnen' worth 6hc.'
special. %.
Brown crash. linen. sood width, worth
1-3c. fer Sic.
Au-Linen Crash Red ana Blue border
worth Ice; special for : BE.
Heavy Crash. an linen. ls Inches wide
worth Pic, special for zoe.
Huck Towels. 1896 inches special value.
for Zoe. onto
inches. worth l9c.. for f5c.
rows OF open work, 2-xi5 inches, great
Fringed Doylies Red and Blue borders,
worth a.. at . lie. each.
Fringed D0ylies. an linen, colored Dor
dars special value. q lie. each.
-ub.eached UamasH good width worth
Csc no zoe.
Damask cream. all linen, worth i5c.. at
Damask. "a inches wide, all linen, a
Dinner Napkins. all linen, great value
'i Dinner Napkins, all linen, fast selyage.
only -. 49,.
Napkins. dinner size, Cream, extra
heavy. worth $50, at 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
HENRlC0 NOTES.
New School To BE Opened i'm the
COUNTY, ON 10 MOrrnM.

Tho new county school which has been
erected by the School Board on the corner
of Clay and Thirty-slXth streets. will be
opened tomorrow The house is large
and can accommodate many children IL
Is OF good material will bc easily heated
IN winter and is fitted with am necessary
school furnishings. The now school will
be under the charge of MT Samuel A.
Mitchell.
The County School Board paid off the
teachers Of the Fairfield District ycster-
day morning az the County Courtho use.
John Holmes. colorcd boy. was ltioro
Squire Thomas on charge OF
stealing a roll OF copper wire from the
Lakeside line of the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company lie was found
guilty and sentenced 10 sixty days IN
Jail
The case Of Aldora Winrneld. who is
charged with stealing s. from Kasiah
BraNton. was before Squire Thomas. but
was continued.
The County Court will omen IT'S Novcm-
Der term tomorrow and some very inn
portant cases will be brought up for trial.
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the Biiou

Manager Wells offers a strong bill Of
comedy novelty. music, and sensation at
the Biiou this week. The programme is
made ~ Of high class performers. and
the show will probably be better than the
usual run of vaudeville attractions.
one of the biggest featured acts ever
brought TO America by the enterprising
managers I'm New York city is that pre-
scented by the Wartenberg Brothers, ceie-
brated musical caulibrists, and Manager
Wells IS 10 be congratulated upon securing
them as his headliners this week. The
act is q novel musical creation and will
prove q great drawing card.
THE Crane Brothers. clever comedians,
will present their mirth provoking turn,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

inc with her admircr and manage TO IN
T,'co ber to return home and Sir Christie
,ber remains TO dine with Falkner. Lazy
Iossica's husband returns nome anu ne
Gathers evidence TO realize that MS we
has been TO the Star and Garter ana tIa'
, dinner has been ordered for her. COM
nlications ensue. dramatic and amusing
bv turns but they are cleverly adjusted
bv Sir christopher. who has pretty love
affair of his own on hand.
THE MOTH AND THE FLAME.
That two such popular and delightful
artists as Herbert Kelley and Efie shan
non should not find special favor at the
hands of a public which dcvoutly wor-
shipped them for years while they added
lustrc TO the Daniel Frohman Lyceum
Theatre Company would be both unex-
pected and unN arTentcd, SO the greeting
IN wait for them al the Academy Friday
and saturday when they present clyde
Fitch's really great American play The
Moth and the Flame is sure to be cor
dial and sincere.
",rbe Moth and the Flame" deals with
that class Of society which makes the
fashions and which has made the Kel-
ccv-Shannon Company and their brilliant
MAY an event wherever 1t has been pre-
scntol.
II IS a strong play from beginning 10
end Everything during the performance
hapuens in such a natural manner. The
actors move about. talk laugh and suffer
80 naturally that an onl)oker feels as
~ the play were going on In the midst
of his own ne, and is apt to find himself
thinl ing. at what reception did / meet
this little black-hairei. Quick-tongued wo-
man. with the beautiful gown and enor-
nous hat. who talks so wonderfully? Ana
81 would like to shake hands with Mrs.
I.orrimer. this bright. witty, light-minded
divorce friend"
The entire play Is far from the beaten
path The first act Is constant series
Of surprises and is suDerhly constructed.
The second act Is the most intense and
impressive of any American play yet put
forth. and the last act as unconventional
as II Is interesting.
In Ned Fletcher and Margaret Wolton,
the respective characters Of Mr.. Kelley
and Miss shannon. the author is said to
have created parts which reveal both Of
these artists in a manner which gives
them opportunities never before offered
them and which brings out all their ster-
ling qualities.
There are a score Of well-defned char
aciers besides those OF the stars. The
company is excellent in every detail. and
is the Same which appeared during the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
BLAunIuL DOLLS, kID BODY,
SOC. 75c, SL00

Kid-Dodv Dolls bi-Que head sewed
wig sleeper and hip Joint, % inches high
with shoes and stockings never sold Tor
less than $40. we will open the SIIO
season with "a special price,.
Jolnted Doll. IS inches high, finest
bisque head. best Wig and sleep 81 %
err Special. ......... ...........
Extra-Laree kid-Body Dolls. p inches
high, hip joint, best wig. with 81 OS
shoes ana stockings, a bargain. ~''HO
Jointed Dolls 10 inches high, best sewed
wig shoes and stockings and 81 %
sleeper. Our price,. ...........
The finest Dolls for the price ever
brought 10 America at 81. 50, so and
81 30 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

Lyceum Theatre engagement Of 125 nights
I'm New York
The stage setting IS beautiful the har-
mony Of the colors artistic. the comedy
element profuse and brilliant The cast Is
a large one. There viii be a matinee on
Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Fancy Pillows.

Large assortment Of Satine-Coverod
Pm vs. with cord all round, large soc
Extra good quality fancy figured Saline,
with deep ruffle all round, regular EOC
75c. quality. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OHO
Large Size Cushions. covered with fancy
figured drapery silks. finished with heavy
cord all round, regular s. quail 81 40
~. for ......... ...............t. -
Fancy Figured Valour. for cushion tops.
am the very latest shades, worth 81
and 81 80 per yard. Your choice OSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

Biiou. will help make the bin a go as
will also Billy Link. the clever black-face
monoogist.
Performances will be given every night.
with the usual Tuesday, Thursday ami
Saturday matinee.
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Knit Skirts.

Strictly All-Woo Knit Skirts assorted
shades I'm Garnet, Navy in stripes, extra
good quality regular g value SI.AS
for. ............... .............
Pure Wool Knit Skirts. in CT IN
White. with fancy borders, for. ~'o1
Fancy GRAY. Red. Navy Light Blue
and Pink Stripes All-Wool Knit CT 1E
Skirts. worth $40, for............ VIZ
Strictly Atwood Knit Skirts, in solid
colOrs. with col0red borders, worth O2c
$L01 tor.... ...... ....................
Fifty dozen Gray Wool Mixed Knit
Skirts. extra heavy, with fancy Red
borders. fancy knit yoke with twO-but-
ton back regular 81 quality; while SOC
Altg AAo-sssss ssss.sEss .sssssssssssFss ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
A Biz Line for This Weeks Sale.

BLACK ASTRAKHANS-
30 inches wide az. per G. M
yard. Sl.7j. $40 and. ~f"N
BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS
- inches wide at. per CT 20
yard. Si.i9 and ..... y"
BLACK KDRSEY CLOTHS
- inches wide. in both Che mo.
dium and heavy 90 no
weights per yard .... ~-N~
BLACK MELBOsE CORD
y inches wide an eNcc.l...
fabric and fully worth CI -
$50 at per yard .... w.
BLACK NICUNA CLOTH
- inches wide am OK CT On
Cellent value. per yard. ~NO
BLACK CHENIOT-
81 inches wide. "a regular ta.Iors
cheviOt. excellent for tailor
made suits. at per SIEO
yard ...--.+.. ....+..-
BLACK CHENIOT-
- inches Wide and good hea'
weight spongod ready 81 OO
for use. az. per yard. V~
BLACK POPLIN-
a. inches wide extra R=r
smooth finish. per yard. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

Editor OF The Times.
Sir-To settle a dispute. please state IN
your Sunday Issue whether the moon Is
said 10 be dry moon" when the horns
are up or when they are down.
What is the origin OF the word Mas
COTE
Your reply will oblige several read
ers OF your valuable paper.
MASCOT.
Louisa. Va. Nov, 10. 1850.
a. The old folks say that The dry
moon" Is that which turns the horns up
and so holds the water.
or The word Mascot Is from the
French ''Mascotte." which means witch
craft.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Hosiery Sale.

We point the way 10 economy
by our good offerings in Hosiery.
TO buy here is to buy right.
Ladies' Fancy Striped Hose. spliced
heels and toes, lgc. quality, for I4C
per palr..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y
Ladies' Scotch Plaid and Fancy Striped
Hose. silk stitchings double heels
ana oes. 2Jc. quality, for, per nc
par. .t.t...t. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
a lot OF 7jc and soc. silk and Isle
ThreaG Hose. in Pearl Gray Garnet
Tan. Nile Green and Cream. for , -
ladies', per pdir...................... -
Ladies Plain and Dr0pstitch rasf Black
Hose. plain imported Tan. Balbriggan.
Oxford Gray and fancy top and ID q
Black Boot Hose. for per pair.
Boys Heavy School Hose. Jorscy-rib-
bed. double knees. heels and toes.
worth 5ot, per pair an sizes. for, 1Oc
per idlI -.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Misses Heavy Lislc Thread Hose, Jer-
sey-ribbed. Crown Stainless Dye, high
spliced heels, double soles and toes y, 70
worm 5ii-c. per pair Tor per pair. ~ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Coli and Plush Capes.

Fine Silk-plush Capes. 20 inches long
fun sweep Thibet. fur-trimmed So .OS
around collar worth $50. for.
snk-Plush Capes fun q inches long;
extra nice quality Thibet tur-trimmc ID
around collar and down front, nice!
lined nr..d actually worth $3.50 our $5.0S
Fancy Beaded and Braided silk-Il4 sn
Thbit fur-trimmed arOuhd coI@t
and front. regular $40 value. $7.40
Peaded and Braided Plush Capos. with
Thihet fur collar, good quality. SA.AS
snk-plush, f0r..... ................
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lost His Badge.

Sergeant Cosby. OF the Second Police
Station. had the misfortune to lose his
badge ye, erday. II contains The inscrlp-
ton Sergeant Richmond Police"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Blanket Sale.

White Blankets. 10-4 size soft and
funny. finished edge, worth 800 6OC
FOR ........... ............'.....''
Full III size White Blanket good heavy
quality. with Red borders, SI.2S
for ......... 90 ......'''..''..'
Fine White Woo Blankets, extra good
quality. assorted borders, 1914 size for
s. go. H. size for $iIS ~ size GE 40
for ........... ........-....-+... - ~
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state OF Ohio. city OF Toledo.
Lucas county-ss.:

state or ONO, city or Toledo,
Lucas cOunty-ss.:
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that
We Is the senior pasler OF The ira Of
r. J. Cheney & CO. doing business in the
city OF Toledo. county and state af0re-
said. and thar said firm viii pay the sum
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of CATAIJtH that can
not be cured by the use OF HALLS CA
yARRAH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me 81 . slbs~riosd in
my presence. this 9th day OF December.
A. d. lSS.
lSeaD a. w GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
~. AMI acts directly on be blCoi I'D
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for teftimonlals free
r J. CHENEY 4 o Toled1 o.
SOLD by druggists. rs cents.
H4as Family Pills are The best. "a
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COlOred Dress Goods.

GOLF CLOTHS
I'm both heavy and medium
weights. an wool 81 inches
wide. suitable for suits and
skirts. 10 be made with SIOO
out lining. at. per yard ~
KBRsEY CLOTHS
50 inches wide. with high lustre.
suitable for tallor-made suits
clOaks and capes. In Navy Blue.
ROYAL Blue. Havana brown
cadet and Black, A. 60 90
per yard .......-----.
VICUNA CLOTHS
80 inches wide. I'm Brown. CAS-
ter Wine. Navy. Gray and
Black. very lustrous and guar
anteed 10 wear well, CT OO
al. per yard ...........
ZIBILDNE SUfTINGS-
- inches wide. rough CIOO
and shaggy, per yard. ~N
CAMEL'S-HAIR CHEVIOTS-
30 inches wide. In a fun line of
shades. very fashionable. Sec
az. per yard ............. ~
PIAID-BACK CLOTHS
~ inches wide. plain on one side
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Dolls! DOlls!!

The Dol sale has begun.
We wish every little tot could
see the doll beauty On show here.
Our STOCK this year is very SUI
perior one and we invite inspec>
ton now while the dolls are fresh
and at their best. If you want a
doll get pretty one and don't
wait till Xmas week TO get It,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
.Jardinieres and Psdestals.

Jardiniere and Pedestal in rich color,
has Pinch Jarlinlere and lS-inch Pedes-
tai. and nicely finished, a s. value,
We will sell at the low price G. %
handsome Jardiniere and Pedestal. I'm
dark green and new shape; Pedestal ~
inches high and large Jardlniere, g, 90
special price Only............... VO'OI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

Ernestlne Fish. the Boston coniralto'
has recently been concertzing IA Ger
many. She sang before . larSe auiien"e
In per,in october 4th. The German press
speaks highly Of her voice and skill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
Comforts.

Fancy Figured Saline Comforts on
both sides. filled with pure white
cotton, large double-bed size. 81 IN
Tor .+..-.-+. ......+........... 10y
Fancy stitched. Saline figured MORE
effect. large size, regular 81 quail CT m
ity. for ......... ......-......... ~''"|
Extra large siza and fine quality. Saline
covered, well filled. LIGHT and Dark
effects. regular $500 value c. ~
for ............ ............... %~'~C
Strictly Pure Wool-Fllled Comforts
lar ais s a SG2atya fo large size resa S4.4S
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and plaid on the other. a regular
reversible cloth. in Eve 1OC
different shades. per yard
WOOL SUITINGS-
30 inches wide. I'm wide
range of colorings. at. per 1OC
yard ........- ......----
ALL-WOOL TRICOTS-
in the popular Blues and Or
Garnets. at. per gard. ~OS
DRESS PIAIDS-
suitable for children's dresses
and ladies waists. IN bright.
snappy c0lorings, at per o=C
yard .....--..-- .--t...-.
MIXED WOOL SUITTNGS-
- inches wide. In the different
combinations. regular IO~
DC. goods. at. per yard. 'SS
Black Dress Goods.
STRIPED MOHAIR CREpONS-
MOHAIR BLISTER CREpONS-
A. inches wide and very JUS
trOus. see window display.
at. per yard. $50. 50 60 EO
and ......'.. .....-.-. -
BLACK GRENOELE SUlTING-
, So inches wide and all CT -
wool at. per yard.... ~'~O
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Candy Department.

Tomorrow is Candy day.
We have always made 1t a rule
to sell only pure products in con-
iections. Our stock is fresh and
good, Try these; they are deli
cious.
Homemade Chocolate. rich i'm quality,
Cream Chocolate MINIS, this week. 15c.
pound. .,,.,
with nuts 25c. pound.
Smooth Almonds. Zoe. pound.
Chocolate Kat-a-Iat -Hc. pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
In Plain and Fancy Silks.

Our line Of B1acl, silks are of that reliable cha
racter of goods we have always handled Ill this
department and you can pin your faith to the lasting
service of our Black Silks
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MILLER & RHOADS.
Specials, Beginning Monday, Nov 18th
Good Silk Value.

1t is indeed fortunate that we bought our SIX
before the advance. We want you to see our sPien
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12

Handsome Brown Covert Cloth, short
cut. stylish jacket skirt open S2S.OO
back. habit effect. $50 value. ~OO
Special Tan and Navy Broaddoth, dou-
Dle-broasted, tight-ttting jacket sklil
back. regular $50 value, for. 30
Brown and Navy Imported venetian
Cloth. ught-fittng Jacket, plain three
piece skirt. also. fine Combination suit
plaid skirt with plain jacket pi"i"
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Mexican Drawn Work. V %s nav: 4 % pns'
Ladies' Tailor Suits.

cuffs. and collar effect So $500
GRAY Scotch Choviot double-brcastcd,
tfeht-fittine jacket. scallopcd an around
yyet collar co7r 0 s1 yaSt f sk S22. so
Best assortment I'm The city. both box
fronts. double and sinrle-breasted. tight
fitting. made up in good shades of cloth
and various styles. all OF them &FO EO
are worth SO. Your pick for. ~iS'O