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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-04

THIS EVENING the house took up the
senate bill declaring the giving of re-
bates by railroad freight agents felony
and passed 1t to third reading. Suhse-
quently, however, motion was made
and carried to reconsider the vote by
which such passage was had and notice
given that the bill would be called up
again tomorrow evening, the purpose of
said motion being to afford an oppor-
tunity to attach certain agreed amend
ments TO the bill. During the discussion
which occurred while this bill was before
the house. MIR. Kittrell took occasion TO
refer TO the last democratic convention
as "a bowling mob" for whose platform
declarations he had no respect For
this he was rebuked by Mr.. Garner,
whereupon he arose to question of per-
sonal privilege and repeated his former
declaration and asserted that he was
the keeper of his own conscience and
cared nothing for convention promises
made for buncombe.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-04

this bill Of having such notice OF povert,
mede public,
The amendment was adopted by the fol-
lowing yote
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-04

BRENNAN is to be congratulated upon the
marked success of It's big Malfest celebration.
Brenham is fine town and knows how to
make public celebrations so with vim.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-04

Der kaiser ion das faterland,
Und Colt und | all dlngs command;
We two, Aoh. don't you understand?
MEINSBLF-undG ott.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08

some note in New York. He has an
office in Wall street. He claims that
the defendant company agreed to en-
ploy him to build the road from Rich
mond to Ridgeway, n. c.. contracting to
turn over to him the $2,3G00O of bonds
secured by the Mercantile Trust Com
pany. of New York. or the proceeds
from the sale of the bonds.
MORE TROUBLE AT VIRGILINIA.
News reaches here that The eight
negroes arrested for participation in the
Nirgilinia riot OF IL month ago, con-
trived. through the connivance OF n
trusty. to break out of Halifax Jail
last night. They went back to Vir-
glinia and officers sought their re-
arrest. one negro struck Il deputy
sheriff over the head with n spade and
injured him seriously and the negro
was rddled with bullets by the de-
puty's companions. dying instantly.
lioth the whites and the negroes around
Virginia are armed. the latter are said
TO nave sworn vengeance and serious
trouble is feared. Virginia is n few
hundred yards from the North Carolina
line and the resort OF negro copper
miners.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Clearing Sale Dress Goods,
Csc.

80 styles Of 12,kc. Double Width Dress
Stuffs, checks and fancies. every yard of
which is good for 12Ec.. clearing sale
price Csc.
17lsc.. pieces Atwood Double Width
Armure Cloth. browns only.
21c. Buys choice of 10 pieces Imported
Pure Wool Henrietta. high finish. this
has been Il soc. number.
29c. choice of any Novelty Dress Goods
that sold for soc. u yard. 10 styles to
make selection from
39c.. AT this price We can show more
Dress Goods than we can describe in this
space. SILK and Wool Mixtures that cost
the importer as high as Doc. choice of any
during the sale SIC.
29c for 5o-inch Atwood Clay Coating.
75c IS evcryones price. ours. for this
clearing SALE sec.
&c. 52-:nch Heavy Cloths. in grey, green
brown, tan. navy and plum Coo. is the
Soc. 46-inch Pure Camcrs Hair suiting.
the retail price of this grade was SIPS,
clearing sale price sc.
t9c.. Choice of any of our celebrated
Twill Pack Imported French Broad
Cloths that sold as high rs SIPS. We have
a. full Inc of colors. newest shades and
black, choice 6gc yard.
G9c.. We purchased late in December n
big lot of Satin-Faccd Soleil Duchesse.
this is 46 inches wide, has Il silk like face
and by far the prettiest finish plain all
wool goods ever made in France or Ger
many. All we ask from you IA look at this
to convince you of this fact. All colors
and black. Positive value s1.2j.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Black Dress Goods
In the Clearing Sale.

We have been compelled to meet the
steady demand in this department to car
ry this season the largest stock of Black
Dress Goods ever shown In Norfolk, and
as you are we'll aware our prices have
been surprisingly low throughout the
year. we now find by having made some
large purchases during the past month
our Black Goods stock Is neary double
what we want It to be, so now here's a
chance If you desire to buy u Black
Dress TO buy a bargain
l9c, Atwood Ladies' Cloth, &c inches
wido was 35c.
22hc.. All-wool Ss-inch Cloth. was soc.
pc, All-wool 52-inch Cloth, was 59c
pic. 3S-:nch Imported French Serge, this
Is the cloth sold at 39c. in other stores
Sac. 46-inch Pure Wool Imported Yarn
Dyed French Surah Serge. this would be
called bargain by experienced shoppers
at SOC, clearing sale 35c.
49c. for i3-inch All-wool Jet Black Whip
Cord. the regular price Soc.
SIC. for i6-inch Mourning Armure actual
Gse, satin koicii. 4e inches wide. real
SOC. black Venetian. beautifully fin
shed, jet medium and blue black, A
inches wide worth s1.00
&c. 5i-.nch Heavy Couuln Venetian
Suiting. this kind sells at S1.5o everywhere
pc. for i6-inch Silk-like Brocades in
real moha;r. sec. is the regular selling
price.
C9c. buys here the best s1oo Black Hen
rictta in America during the clearing
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Silks, 1Oc., Reduced for the
Clearing Sale.

Toe. yard for 10 pieces Changeable Lin
Ing Silk that was l9c.
15c. yard, 30 pieces Twill Lining Silk,
all colors. was csc. u yard.
l9c. yard IL pieces Brocaded Lining
Silk, was sec.
SOC. 2 pieces Changeable Surah. heavy
MI silk was 69c.
Acc yard. pieces only Very Heavy All
Blk Plain Taffeta. was Sl.00.
39c. yard, Al-silk IBrocades, was 81 90.
SOC. yard, Choice of all our soc. Satns.
22lsc. yard, Our soc. Surah i'll navy,
brown, grey and tan only
25c. Il yard. 27-inch Plaid Satin, for
waists and Innings.
75c. yard. Buys any of our s125 and 81 50
Brocades, including evening, shades
Csc. buys all our soc. and S1.00 Brocades,
these are all silk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Gents Furnishings
At Clearing Sale Prices

1,2N pairs Mems Fast Black Seamless
and Stainless SoX. These are our regufHr
loo. son. and such as sold in all other
stores ut Pic, clearing sale price. &c. n
pair. worth 10c.
pc. Mems White Unaundricd Muslin
shirts also Colored Percalc. others price
on these 35c clearing price &c.
Sli1c.. Gents Fine White Unaundred
Shirts. all linen Bosom. as good as any
ones ooc. shirt, clearing price 37hc. each
SOC. Gents Finest White Unaundried
Linen Bosom Shirts, pleat and plain
bosom. open and closed fronts made of
New York mills finest muslin, reinforced
fronts, double backs and as good as any
1Sc., shirt ever sold. slearing price SOC
each.
Ice. pair. Gents Fine Grade Suspen-
ders, YOU have paid 25c. for no better
3lc., Gents Heavy Fleece Lined shirts
and Drawers worth soc.
SOC. Gents Heavy Grey Double breasted
fleeccd Lined Shirts also Drawers
7ac. Gents Heavy Natural Wool Double
front and back Shirts. also Drawers
never sold elsewhere under 800: clearing
price 75c.
$780, Gents Medicated Scarlet Atwood
Double Front and Back Shirts. Drawers
to match the same as the sl.50 quality,
price $l.0o each.
CE.-Spec:al prices on Gents Fine
I-aundried Shirts ranging from 49c to
SLIGO each, clear saving of % per cent
on every one.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08

his enlistment are not known. Gov
ernor Tyler approved the application
for discharge and forwarded it to Colo
mel Taylor at Havana.
FUNERAL OF DIR. HOGE.
The funeral services of Rev. DR.. Hoge
Tomorrow will be rigidly simple. The
services will be held in the Second
Presbyterian Church at 2 o'clock. Rev
DIR. Guthrie will conduct them They
Will be in strict accordance with the
wishes OF DIR. Hogc who had for many
years discouraged the desire for funeral
services. The following. who will con-
stitute the pail bearers, are deasons of
the church:
Active Messrs. II. S. Halves. r. c..
Young +. d. Taylor, II. William Penn
bcrton, James Lewis Anderson. w. ].
Blunt. ]. w. Lockwood ]. w. Lock-
wood, Jr., and Joseph Priddy.
Honorary-Messrs. S. H. Halves,
Maxwell II. Clarke. Georg Gibson, w.
Il. Fitzgerald. Polk Miller. i. w. Cone.
who are deacons of the church. and w.
w. Henry. Howard Swinefnrd NJ. r.
Smith, Judge George l.. Christian, Jas.
Blair, James Lyons. i. T. Glasgow.
John S. Munce. and Captain John a.
Coke. elders of the church.
Seats will be reserved for the various
| societies of the church.
SPONSORS APPOINTED
Miss Nina Randolph and Miss Annie
Steward McGill. of this city. have been
appointed sponsor and maid of honor.
respectively, to represent Virginia ut
the reunion of Confederate veterans at
Charleston next July.
SUES THE r., p. & c.
In regard TO the suit brought by Mr..
". H. Sirang. of New York, against the
Richmond Petersburg and Carolina
railroad for the enforcement of the
company's contract with him In con-
struct The road from Richmond to
EidgeWay. N G. Mr.. W. \. Uankins.
chief engineer for MIR Strang. said this
morning.
1T is mere Idle talk of those who say
there has been no contract made with
Mr. Strang to construct the Richmond.
Petersburg and Carolina railroad. Mr..
Strang has given 1t to the courts to de-
terminc that question. AS far as the
assertion that this is not the first time
Mr.. Strang has attempted TO identify
himself with railroad schemes is con-
cerned. Mr. Strang is n wcll-known.
successful and wealthy railroad con-
tractor. and does not need to identify
himself with the scheme of building this
road further than to require the Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina Rail
road Company to carry out their con-
tract with him. and that is what he
seeks TO do. If Mr.. Strang succeeds in
this effort to make the company carry
out their contract with him the speedy
and efficient construction of the rail-
road will be assured"
MIR. Strang is q railroad contractor OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
NEWPORT NEWS
Work on the BattIeships and Mon
tors.
Founders Day VIII lsc Celebrated by
Hampton Normal ana In0ustriul
Institute Extensive improvc-
mcnts 10 Light ana Power Plant.

Newport News. Va. January L.
Work on the bat.leship Missouri and
the monitor Arkansas will be COM
menced in few days and it is expect
ed that the keels for the new warships
will be laid in the next three months.
The Navy Department has finally de-
cided on the changes in the original
plans. minor though they were, and
the specifications arc now in the hands
of the shipyard people. This is true also
in the cases of the battleships Maine
and Ohio and the Florida, Connecticut
and Wyoming monitors building At
other yards
The material for the Missouri and Ar
kansas has been ordered and IL will not
be u long time now before some OF it
will be delivered at the yard
In the meantime, before the keels for
the new warships can be laid, there is
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08

tributed throughout the country over
railroads ccnterng in Baltimore. This
was especially true of the West the
Baltimore and Ohio carrying immense
Quantities of fruit to Western cities.
y very large portion of this trade
now comes to Newport News and the
Chesapeake ana Ohio. 1t seems only n
question of time until they have it all.
Kingston, Jamaica. is about one day
closer TO Newport News than TO I3alti-
more Newport News Is closer TO the
great cities of the West by way of the
Chesapeake and Ohio than Is Baltimore
via any road running out of that city
NORFOLK AS a GRAIN PORT
Newport News is not doing what
was expected as Il grain exporting
port said n we'll known gentleman
with interests ut Newport News to-day.
Norfolk is forging to the front as Il
grain port. l do not think Newport
News VIII ever catch up. The Norfolk
and Western with deep water terminus
at Norfolk, runs from Lake Superior
through the richest grain country in the
world--the real granary of the world.
The Chesapeake and Ohio is one OF
the greatest coal carrying lines in this
country, but it does not tap so rich a
grain country as the Norfolk and West
ern does"
a HEARTBROKEN MOTHER
Governor Tyler's mail is made inter-
esting at this time by reason of thu
number and character of letters he re-
ceiVes asking him to use his influence
TO have the recently dismissed first
class at the Virginia Military Institute
reins stated. They come from all over
Virginia ana from II great many States
of the Union. They arc written chiefly
by parents. of course but friends and
even swccthearts of the boys are writ
ing. too. The Governor has received Il
letter from II widow in Mississippi.
stating that her only son was Il mem
Der of the class ana that she is almost
heartbroken because of his disgrace
a Missouri gentleman. whose son was
dismissed. writes the Governor II very
pathetic letter.
1t was the general opinion to-day
that the postponemcnt of the meeting
of the Institute Board OF Visitors until
January 25th is an advantage to the
boys. 1t is expected that they will gain
because of their offence having lost
much of it's freshness.
A NORFOLK SOLDIER.
Governor Tyler has received letter
from Governor Pingrce, of Michigan.
asking him to endeavor to secure the
discharge from the Fourth Virginia of
John Briggs, of Grand Rapids. Accom-
panying the Governors letter is one
from Mayor George II. Perry, of Grand
Rapids. saying that the wife of Briggs
Is In very destitute condition and is
being supported by the people of that
city Briggs is q member OF Company
B. OF Norfolk. The circumstances Of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Notion Clearing Sale.

Sc. a good quality Tooth Brush. worth
1Oc.
&C.. n piece. White Feather Stitch Braid
Coorcd. Sc. piece
Sc. dozen. Good Kid Hair Curriers'.
&c. piece. Col-red Velvet Skirt Binding.
&c. spool, Fine Sewing Silk.
&c. piece. Whalebonc Casing was 10c.
Sc. large bottle Levy Bros Ammonia.
&c. Il paper, Good Sewing Needles.
&c. Il paper. Roberts Parabola Needles
DC: n package. Russet and Black Shoe
Polish.
&c. dozen. Good White Pearl Buttons.
DC. pair. Stockinet Dress Shields.
&c. ball Embroidery Crochet SILK.
&c. cake. Large Fine Toilet Soap.
DC. set, Good Curling Irons.
DC. cake. Finest Giycerinc Toilet SOAP.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Ladies' nc. Hose, 7c.

7c. n pair, so dozen Ladies' Fine Fast
Black and Seamless Hose, our Toe. kind.
usually scld for 12%c.
12Isc. n pair, 80 dozen Ladies' Fine I'm
ported Hermsdorr Hose, the l9c. kind
19c. n pair 30 dozen Ladies' Imported
IIermdorf Regular Made Stockings. these
ure the &c. ones.
SC. u pair, Ch.ldren's Seamless and Fast
Color Black Hose. sizes to S, they are
u double thread hose and worth 12iAc. II
pair.
12lAc. No only Misses and Ladies'
Imported Derby Rib Hose, they are the
genuine Hermsdorf kind and regular price
25c.
25c. ladies' Fancy Hose, imported and
fast coors, big variety to choose from.
25c Ladies' Cashmere HcSe grey, IN xcd
md black. seamless and stainless. worth
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
RICHMOND
NEWS LETTER
Virginia Sea Coast Cities
Make a Good Showing.
NORFOLlVS GREAT GRAIN TRADE
Governor Tyler Asked TO AssistCndcts
arrangements for Dr. HOge's Flu.
neral Legal Action Against Rfch-
mond. Petersburg IL Carolina RniI-
road TO Force compliance with
Contract- Notes.
NORFOLlVS GREAT GRAIN TRADE
Especial to virginian-Plloto

Especial to Virginian- Pilot)
Richmond, Va, January THE
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany has recently put on a weekly
banana train" that is attracting the
attention of railroad men, and is really
indicative of an important trade move
ment
A line Of steamers now ply regularly
between Newport News and jamaica.
These are fruit steamers and carry lit
tie freight OF any other character.
Bananas are carried chiefly.
a steamer is scheduled to reach New
port News every Monday. The cargo
is then transferred to cars of the
Chesapeake and Ohio and transported
West. This train makes very fast time
1t runs on a much faster schedule than
any passenger train on the road. 1t is
indeed doubtful il there is a faster
freight train on any road in the world.
The fruit is carried to Cincinnati,
Columbus. Cleveland. Chicago. st.
Louis, st. Paul, Milwaukee and other
cities of the West and Northwest. The
bananas have TO be taken through very
quickly, as they are quite perishable.
AIMED AT BALTIMORE.
This is a new movement on the part
of the Chesapeake and Ohio. 1t is
deeply significant of the growth of the
import trade OF Newport News. Here
tofore Baltimore has been one of the
great fruit importing cities OF the coun-
try. The great bulk OF the fruit
brought into this country from the
Bahamas AND West Indies was dis
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
SiIks-A Few Words to the
Ladies.

Every lady who has visited our store
within the past year must know that our
silk department has taken the lead of all
in this city. We can't truthfully tell you
I'VE ara going to reduce the price OF our
Standard Quality Silks below cost, as
these gods can't be duplicated in this
city to-day for the prices we are selling
them for now. These . qualities OF SIX
we always carry n full line of
24-inch Taffeta All-silk, Black.
20-inch Royal Armure, Black.
20-inch Mourning Armure, Black.
20-inch Peau de Sole. Black
20-nch Heavy Duchesse, Black.
These are qualities that never fail to
please and the usual asking price of
other stores in Norfolk is Si.0o to 81 %
our special silk sale price is on any of the
above G9c. yard only.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Velvet Clearing Sale, 39c.

The. past season has broken the record
mensc lot of fine high priced Velvcts left.
Owing L. the damp climate we don't m
tend to carry over yard OF Velvet to the
LOTS
Lot No. 1. All Velvcts that sold at 5Oc.,
Csc. and Tao. to go for 39c. yard.
Lot No. 9. All Nclvcts that sold ut S5c
siC9,. Sl:25 and Si50 TO go at Gac. n yard
This is chance TO buy fine Velvet
Waist at the cost of an ordinary wooden
one. Come quick for these
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Ladies Winter Underskirts, Csc

&c. Outing Cloth Patterns. choice colors
soc, Heavy Wool Skirts worth 15c
zoe. Fine Wool Skirts worth sl.00.
Beautiful Close Fitting Knit Skirts, 75c.,
Sloo. 81 80, Sl.5O. $500
79c. Fancy Colorod Wide Ruffe Skirts.
SIC. Cclorcd Morecn Skirts rufled
Sli9 Striped Satteen Skirts. wide nounce
S2.l9, Striped Italian Cloth Skirts, with
wide accordion plcated fiounces.
silk Velour Skirts. with corded ruffies,
$50 and $685.
Fancy Colored Undcrskirts. all reduced
for the clearing sale
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Great Clearing Sale Of Rem
nantS.
500

LOO Remnants OF Dress Goods and
OOO Silks. the ACCOMMODATIONS of
The immense Dress Goods
and SILK Business we have been
doing the past season. these include fun
Dress Patterns. Waist Patterns, Skirt
Lengths and Remnants. suitable for child
rens Dresses. Levy Eros. have decided.
no matter at what great sacrifice. to
clear out every inch OF these goods be-
fore stock taking. This sale includes all
Nelvets, Corduroys. Brad Cloths. Gre
pons and CloakinEs Don't miss this
chance, as 1t only occurs once in twelve
months and will begin Monday, January
nth
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Cloakings at Half.

AS our time for selling Cloal5ings IS
limited. come and take your pick OF these
at less than actual cost:
$l.50 Cloak,ngs, clearing price 50c.
SEQ Cloakings. claring price St.00.
$40 Cloakings. clearing price Sl5o.
$500 CloalSings, clearing price So CO.
Not u yard of Cloaking to be reserved
All must be sold. Come quick for these
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Plush Capes.

$3.50. worth $3.50. ten handsome Seal
Plush Capes, beautifully trimmed with
$500, clearing price S7.Sg.
sl.39. worth $3.50. about 40 Childrcn's
Refers. assorted colors and styles. choice
Monday Si.39.
Ladies' Cloaks about % left, and If We
have one to fit you the price will be Ia
holiday SALE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
GONE FOR 4 WIFE.
OTHER STATE NEWS PAGES
II AND IS.

THE railroad engineer" said the
smart hoarder. must he n happy man.
He whistles Mt his work" Begging
your PARDON said the cheerful idiot,
prompt TO crush all possible rivalry.
he works ut his whistlc."-Indianapo
lis journal
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
En1broideries Marked Half.

Sc. q yard. lot Embroidery. was 4 and
&c.
&c. yard. lot Embroidery, worth 1oc
Sc. II yard, lot Embroidery worth 12c
Toe. Il yard. lot Embroidery. worth l5c.
o12l4c n yard. 1 lot Embroidery, worth
1Jc. yard. lot Embroidery, worth oOc.
zoe Il yard. lot Embroidery worth DC
Every yard of Embroidery must ba
sold before the goods arrive VIII
make clean sweep. Prices won't count
as tho goods must go fast
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
$3.50 Rugs, Worth $3.50.

leo of those large Reversible Smyrna
Rugs, size 2is foot wide, foot long.
heavy bullion fringe on ends, richest orr
entail color!nss and designs. clearing
price SI?I.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Window Shades, &c.

&C. each, Opaque Felt Window Shades.
mounted on god spring rollers, all colors,
BIG, with fittings complete. DC. each.
knot fringe. 3x6 foot, all colors and white,
mounted on Hartsil5rne's spring rollers.
with fittings all complete. 25c. each
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Cloak Surprise.

On hand and must be sold. 100 Ladies
Have divided them INTO 3 lois and priced
them this way:
Lot No J. choice 81 90.
Lot No. 2, choice 69c.
Lot No. 3, choice ACC.
This is about what the buttons and
thread cost Of the garment. but we need
the room these goods occupy, SO here Is
the sacrifice.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Blankets and Comforts.

100 pairs Blankets. 49c. worth 75c.
30 pairs Blankets. 1ac. worth 500
50 pairs blankets Sl.%9, worth 500.
Is pairs Fine Blankets. $50. worth 81.
zoe. Toe, $lc1. $l.25 arc clearing price.
On Heavy Bed Comforts.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Skirts.
Gowns.
Lace Curtains, 3 Pairs for ST..

We have n large stock of cheap and
iinc quality Lace Curtains IN stock that
stock-tnl[ini, time must find closed out
These prices will do the work:
: pairs for El.oo. NOTTINGHAM Lace Cur
tains. y. yards long. pretty designs.
@'c.. pair 20 pairs Nottingham Lace
Curtains, yards long. worth sec pair.
S"c PAR. g. pairs Pretty Lace Curtains
taped borders. floral patterns. worth 81 ~
.3c.. Lace Curtains worth $40.
CSC. Lace Curtains worth $50
Sle ace Curtains, worth $lG5
$llA Lace Curtains worth SIZE
slS? Lace Curtains. worth 500.
$l&, acc Curtains, worth $3.50
SlG Lace Curtains. worth s2.75.
S229 Lace Curtains worth $500
$2S9 Lace Curtains worth S375
$50. Lace Curtains worth $40
Fine irish Point Lace Curtains. s475
$3.50 to $500 a par over our clearing sale
prices.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-08
Make Home Beautiful, 29c.
Clearing Sale Of Fine Pictures

We have carried over large lot Of
Handsome Pictures, all beautifully framed
in expensive gilt and oak frames We
haven't the rcom TO store these pictures
consequently they must he sold quick
Prices VIII he reduced just one-third from
former bargain prices. This is chance
that only comes once in II life Avail
yourself of this grand opportunity, as
these are all works OF merit and worth
more than douhlc Tho nriccs asked