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Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
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A petition is circulating in Silver
Cliff in the interest Of mail route
between that point and Florence.
Why such route is wanted is some
what singular, when we have most
excellent mail service from Cotopaxi.
We desire to state right here that
the mail route will not be established.
Other petitions are liable to follow
Westcliffe Tribune.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

McCiure's Magazine for August,
with its special cover designed by
VIII H. Low. its profusion of beauti-
full picture, its half dozen excellent
storias, and its other interesting con.
tributions. is number. to allure ono
out of any degree of midsummer in
difference. 1t has an illustrated ar
ticle on ''The Cape to Carlo Railway
by w. I. Stead, whose acquaintance
with Cecil Rhodes and other promo.
ters Of the enterprise has yielded him
much new and valuable information
regarding it. Miss TarbeIl coutribu-
tes . new account Of Lincoln's asssss-
nation and death, embracing interest
ing unpublished "reminiscences from
men who were with Lincoln 1t differ
ent moments during the last twelve
hours of his life, the article is Illus
trated with the last life portrait Of
Lincoln and other pictures. But the
number is especially a Midsummer
Fiction Number and its more par
ticular excellence lies in its short
stories.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

and new ncsh. The pains tn tAa eono viii
disappear HuDTAN has cared oshsrs and
II will cure you. We descr1hs the synpssua-
stndy them carefully. They ars yesrs 10
not delay longer. bat sAks AuDYAu nev
and you will be cured.
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A Thl.e 4 Bes.sy.

The opening Of the new Aaupiu
block Is a big addition to Csdon City,
business section. Outwardly ths build
ing Is one Of the handsomest struc-
tures in the State. There i not ~
once building anywhere, outside Of
the large cities. that can near com
pare with it for beauty and conven-
ience of interior. The ground floor
is divided into two store rooms with
the stairway between, while in the
second story there are nine as ine,
airy Office rooms e. one could desire.
In the northwest corner Mr.. Aaupin
has suite of three rooms, elegantly
furnished for his own use. Overlook
ing Fifth street is his private Office,
and back Of it the library and Assist
ant Stinemeyers Office, while directly
over the stairway and facing the
street. is the stenographer's quarters
Across the hall is similar suite, ex-
cepting the stenogrspher's sanctum,
occupied by Botterill. Cooper & Kin
dred's branch Office of the Colorado
Investment-Loan company Of Denver.
and back of these are the less por-
tentio1s rooms, toilet parlors, etc.
The south room on the ground
6oor has been leased by the Canon
City Ice, Light and Power company
and has been fitted up with the latest
productions in electrical goods and
appliances. The furnishings are rich
and comfortable looking. and as one
enters the place he is at once seized
with restful feeling inclining him to
think that this luxury is for him, and
Manager Slater is very careful to en-
courage the thought by inviting the
visitor to > seat.
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10
Litsrary News.

Among the notable features of the
Argonaut for August Z. 1899, are:
: A Jealous Husband: How an Unwel-
come Guest Was Driven Away a
story adapted from the French Of Al
beric Second; letter from New
York by Isobel Strong. in which she
writes Of The Society Cigarette; a
long review Of Harry c. Lahee's vol
ums on Famous Singers Of Today
and Yesterday. with > number Of en-
tertaining anecdotes Of notables in
the musical World; and ! letter from
1 n1ee - ili y ps,ikienl 49,
peign q Winston Churchill. Oldest son
Of LAZY Rudoiph Churchill. and the de-
feat Of his aspirations TO seal in
the House Of Commons.
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r,os: ssif osss escs M s.sseo1eni isssrtioa-
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

r oSr-0old locket from bracelet. Done
IL In bible devics- Return TO Record of-
nee S-s
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XVYASTED-A good driving horse-must
w be something extra GOOD Will n.
Hodges. Record of'sce-
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EoR SALR-Bnxxv and single harre-
T. Inquire d. l. Robssou- South Canon
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

LSOR SALE Thousands of ANAL cucufn-
e hers any sire. for pickiing. Very shear
g. A. Hoffman. fse,en avenue 'A-s
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49, -
7 = ] !! =
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Fon RENT Or SALE Houses, all sises.
Inquire OF r. A. Raynoids At Fremont County
Rnnk. vi
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WANTED-clesn cotton rags a, Record
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

KRRP YOUR OWN KEY AND COUNSEL
by rUatinx . steel SAFETY box At the Fremont
County Bank. IS year. setf
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

TyOR SALE Gentle work or driving hors
IL Enquire at Record once sts'
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FURNISHED Roo&s-FnF rent. for light
Il housekeepipg- Mrs L u. snow. Lin
coin Park. Address. P O. box ~. city. sH1
Cañon City record., 1899-08-10

POR RINr.-Five desirable brick houses.
All Win water and cellarss some with harnk
and so0e With desirable garden tracts tsti
NJ Fremont County Bank for pArticuiars-
foR sRNr -one-half OF = splendidiy turn
ishsd once for rent see Dali DeWeere-
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sHelp Wa.t~ls and s.Sitaa,ions WAN
tsan Ads. Free in this Column.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

the bride. Mr.. Pcttus is employed with
the Southern railway and makes his
home in Norfolk, so his many friends
here will be glad to have his wife in
our city.
Chaplain Morrison. of the United
States batleship Texas, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. i. b.. Hodges and Miss
Annie Henry at dinner Wednesday on
board ship, now anchored at Hampton
Roads. After dinner they repaired to
the Chambcrlin, where they took in the
ball that evening.
Miss Lillian G.. Scott. daughter Of Dr..
Scott. and Mr.. Everett Bowman will be
married at ST. Luke's Church Tues
day morning at 1880 O'Clock. We wish
this young couple much happiness.
Mrs. John H Wingfeld gave a very
charming luncheon Tuesday Covers
were laid for six and n delightful and
DAINTY menu was served. Mrs. Wing
fields guests were Mrs. E. H. Biscoe.
Miss Alice McNair. Miss Biscoe and
Miss Elizabeth Johnston.
Mrs Rabecca McNair entertained
Wednesday aftcrnoon. The ushers and
few intimate friends of her daughter,
Miss Margaret Herbert McNair, who
was on Thursday married to Mr.. Thur
49, TVS 6"i u. uelT nome OH f3OuSIi
street was very pretty with Its elabo-
rate display OF pretty wedding pres
ents and the evening was one OF ex-.
ceeding pleasure for those who Were
present. Dainty refreshments were
served and enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.
toggard Will live in Bristol. and the
many friends whom Mrs. Hoggar.l has
IN this city Will greatly miss her and
hate to give her up.
Invitations have been received in
Norfolk from Mr.. and Mrs. L. Banks
Holt to the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Cora Alice. to Mr.. Robert Sloan
Mebane. of Greensboro, y. C. The.
marrlagcw take place Wednesday,
evening, October 25th, at the Freshly
terian Church. Graham, n. c.. at o
o'clock.
a meeting Of, the Board OF Govern
ors Of the Country Club was held
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

Wednesday night at the residence of
Mr.. Robert F. Baldwin, on Freemason
street. Mrs. Walter III. Doyle was
elected Vice President, to succeed Mrs.
John Graham, Jr, resigned, and Mrs.
Lane Kelly was elected to the Board
to succeed Mrs. H. II. S. Handy, who
is travelling in Europe this winter. Nfr.
a. B. SchwarZkopf was made chairman
or the House Committee. and is al
ready making great Improvement to
the property. Electric lights have been
put in. upiIolstering done and other
furnishings have been added.
1t IS said there Will be a Junior ger
man club In Norfolk this winter. Some
of the younger crowd are trying to
push this through, and 1t is hoped
their efforts will be successful.
e Miss Eliza Dodd. Mrs. Ward. Mrs.
Henry T. Baker and Miss Margaret
Ward, who have been spending the
summer at the Beach, returned home
Saturday.
Ridge Summit, Pa. where she has
been spending the summer.
Miss Margaret Rasay has returned
home after a trip through Canada and
other Northern resorts.
Mrs. Walter II. Taylor. Jr.. is In
Baltimore on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. Robert f. Baldwin is visiting her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. William Boy
kin, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Richard w. Gamble has returned
to her home in Texas. after a pleasant
visit to her father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard c. Taylor on Freemason
street.
Mrs. Hayes and the Misses Hayes,
who have been spending the summer
at Virginia Beach. returned to their
home. in Richmond. Friday.
5 Mr.. James Johnston will leave Tues
day for San Francisco. much to the
regret Of his host of friends in Norfolk,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
ia Vida" Corsets.
Wrappers.

Several cases of Ladies' Wrappers ar
rived the past week and are now on sale.
They are the best patterns we have ever
had and the prices as low as good goods
can possibly be sold for.
Some very choice sty1es-stripes,
checks, polka dots and fieufes-a fine
grade of Flannelettc, $I.75.
We have special wrapper at SIPS.
The patterns are all good, stripes and
figured, actually worth $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
Knit Skirts.

Heavy Knit Underskirt with hand
some border and slopcd top, Soc.
Handsome Knit Skirts in three styles,
knit with straight rib and shell pattern
in a large variety of combination Of col
ors, $500.
Heavy Knit Skirts with cross rib and
heavy border of contrasting color, ST %.
Beautiful Knit Skirts in red, Blue,
pink, drab and navy, with light color
strip, $2.19.
Fine Knit Skirt in all colors, with
yoke top, $3.50.
Handsome Knit Skirts with wide
Golf border, $2.93.
Outing Flannel Skirts, &c.,, 25c. and
Dark Striped Skirts with umbrella
ruille finished, with two neat ruffles al
bottom, SI.00.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
w. B. Corsets.

We have just received complete line
OF the very finest styles Of W.B. Corsets.
! he prices start at S1.06, then SIPS,
$3.50 and on up to the fine grades.
Whether you purchase or not, at least
let us show them to you and we will
cheerfully explain all their good points,
and will show you just the corset that
IS adapted to your. figure. We have
long, short and medium waists, and can
safely say we can please you, perhaps
Better than you ever been before.
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an epidemic Of them this fall and TIN
people have time for little else.

~
4 Prof. A. Belezza gave one of his de-
llghtful Soirees at the Masonic Temple
last night. A number of the young
people We're present TO participate in
the dancing, which lasted from 0 until
II o'clock. Prof. Beiezza's string band
furnished the music, and altogether
the evening passed most delightfully."-
and quickly.
& Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Wells have
issued invitations to the marriage Of
their daughter, Marianne, 10 Mr.. w.
Francis Bowden, of Norfolk. The we'd
ding will take place at the home of
the brides parents. No. 211 Sycamore
street Petersburg, Va, Wednesday.
October Goth. Mt $3.50 O'clock. Miss
Wells has many friends in Norfolk
who will gladly welcome her in our
city. jS5
The first Of a series of germans at
the Chambcrlln Hotel will be given
Friday evening. MIR. Worthy Smith has
these dances in charge, and we'll re-
memberlng tho delightful affairs of the
same nature that We're carried out last
winter under his skillful direction, they
will no doubt be fully as popular this
season. The steamer Warden will leave
the Bay Line wharf at s o'clock on Fri
day night to carry those who will at
tend this dance to Old Point. Those
desiring tickets can get them from Mr.
Smith.
Mr.. James A1friend entertained a few
of his friends very pleasantly at his
home, on Olney Road, Client, Thursday
evening. Cards We're the feature OF the
evening. and after the pleasant game
had come to an end a delectablc repasi
was served in charming style.
Cards have been received in Norfolk
to the marriage of Miss Frances Brew.
ster. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Nor.
jris Stevenson, to Mr.. Ccphas Hamlet
Pettus. The ceremony will occur Thurs.
day afternoon. October 26th, at O'Clock
at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Eel
ton. Del, "a receptfon will BIO held from
s l2: until ESQ o'clock at tho home. Of
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Ribbons.

finch Corded Taffsta Ribbons, worth
25c, now Zoe yard.
sH-ineh wide double faced Striped
Satin Ribbon in beautiful eolorings, 29e
yard.
We have full line Of Linen and
Satin Bow Ribbon Veivets in all widths.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

Ladies' Black j. R. Vests and Pants
$500. sr~-
Ladieg Sha9ed- j Rs1Vests, dress fit
tings shoulders, something new, Use.
Ladies Fine Medium Weight Cash
mere Vests 75c.
Ladies' Long Sleeve, High Neck
Gsuze Vests 25c.
Ladies Long Sleeve, High Neck J. R.
Vests 25c. and 39c.
Special bargain in Infants Bleached
Wrapper Vests, never sold Under 25c.,
price I9c.
a very complete assortment Of In
tanps Wool and Wool Mixed Wrapper
Vests, in all sizes and weights, from 25c.
to 75c.
Childfen's Union Suits, drop seat, Use.
Children's Union Suits 45c. and soc.
Children's Union Suits, part wool, in
the various sizes, Soc, &c., and 6ec.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

dies, Extra Heavy Jersey Ribbed
Vests and ANTS, the best vaIGe ever
Offered s25r. \,
Ladies, Fine Bleached ]. r. Vests and
\ Pants soft and warm, 25c. and 39c.
-. Isadies,s eaehsd j. B. STAINED Vests
and H ants an i excellent idea and pre-
fsrfed BY many SOC: vi
adissi Cream Wool Mixed J. R.
Vests and Pants, superior values, Soc,
S575c. and S ! 200 IN a,
q dies Fine Scarlet Vests and Pants
use. and IS 100. n &
ss aides, + lateral Gray Vests and Pants
ss75s. AM S 100, 81 IA, 1 sS,s
adics,j Gamel's Hair Vests and Pants
.ss$ zoo and S. rs
I! are showing one of the most COM
4 pletei assorttnents Of Ladies Union Suits
Ito be found 3 in the city. Soc, 75c.,
n {. .00s s rs, So. so, St.75 and $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

BLACK BEAVER. If you have any idea of making
Cape Jacket let show something this line They
are exceptionally good values Is in s175, $500 $780,
FINE SUITINGS for Tailor-rnade Gowns CONSISTING Of
very neat mixtures in Brown Blue Cray. Green and
Black SOFT clneng fabric that is much favored by the
leading modsts. Al in. at SIPS.
Another similar line not quite fine, Dc in wide in
Bloc Gray, Blue and Black Brown and Garnet Gray and
Green $100. 49,
SHARK SKIN, in two shades of Bloc and Green THIS
of the best and satisfactory weaves for general
wear, does not crush or hold dust 46 in. wide 98c.
ALL WOOL HENRIETTA in colors for Waists IN
Cardinals Blues, Old Rose, Purpe and Green. Fine twill
soft silk inhust what you have been looking for Al in
wide, Soc. -
WHITE wOOLENS for Infants Cloaks AZ in. aft wool.
Bedotdeord at 69e A in finer quality Bedordcord at sIOo
and S25 French Novelties in Diagonal and Figured Lambs
Wool Coakngs 46 in $198. White Henrieas at &c., Soc
and Use. White Opera Flannel, II in Soc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

II you have need in these lines It
will be to your advantage to allow rs
the privilege Of showing you our values,
you will not be importunsd 10 buy.
Fancy Stripes in Silk Blankets, iust
the thing for bath robe ordinarily they
are priced at SI.75, we say $I.59.
Monday we place on sale 60 pairs Of
Blankets that Came in lateSaturday after
noon and will get first showing Monday,
they are all wool 1914 Pink and Light
Blue Borders and will compare with
any $3.25 Blanket, Our price S2.98.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
Dress Trimmings.

), Bow Knots in Silk and Jet 25e. to
75c. yd.
a choice selection Of Yokings, black
and white, 81 90 to $2,25 yd.
Corded Taffetta In many shades, CSC.
a yd.
White and Black Applique. d IN.
wide, $3,95 yd.
5. All over kaees, Handsome line,
22 in. wide, eSc. to S3.25 yd.
Jettsd Nets of all kinds, CSC. to $3,25
a yd.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
il Is Dress rI7r trimmings.

@ Fashions correct ideas are here. Ev-
serysheY style and all the staple kind
i find IA place here. 81 5 IS 3 ".
sy Is ufss@ill bsSused largely this Fatl and
ssWez have eomolete line of all kinds
from t2 X ea to S US.
applique 10 black and white. This
els dainty trimming and very, much
used he prices start at Soc. and on
Sup5 TO 90 a yard. !. "
s' cts in many widths and styles from
i 8cs aSyd. ;lp to s.. 90.
Aas bsautiful assortment of Steel Trim
ming from y zc. up TO $t.98-ayd. 3
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
DRESS FINDINGS.

This department is now very complete
and we are able to supply our customers
with the highest class of these goods at the
smallest cost.
Nine Yard Rolls Wha1ebone Casing in
Black, White and Colors, Sc. roll.
Silk Bone Casing at I0c., I2Hc. and I5c.
for 8 yard punches.
Dress Bones, inches long, Sc. dozen.
Covered Dress Steels Sc. dozen.
Inside Betting Sc.
Double faced Satin Inside Betting Ioc,,
I2Hc., and 15c. yard.
Federhasken Hooks and Eyes, Black and
White, 3 cards for Sc.
Eureka Hooks and Eyes, Sc. card.
Oscar Belongs Hooks and Eyes 7c. card.
DeLong and Richardson's Hump Hooks
and Eyes Zoe. card.
Alexander Kings Blasting Cotton, the
best grade of 3 cord thread you can buy, 3
spools for &c., or 18c. dozen.
Moss Edge Brush Skirt Binding, Black
and Co1ors, Sc. yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
SssSA|s;I

10 ! love october? OF all
95oIft fisS If the ear y is the most
the month Of beauty,
81 to er last lingering
iifs bef ore frost comes to seay.
rees are stripping
INK ELY summer dress of
iaAg s,,ift OH, in exchange for
fsE baa1 III alIt lmnone OF richest
sae 81 and in the fields tall,
e1ds u; Y. y DIS B its graceful
a$I: ssthiei ID yay ing Of the wind. The
n 1911 nds In Grating. we en-
(lysa1ia d drives in. the coun-
dssa are the order OF
Sg on {. anu With Is those
$Ss aioIs which are IL 80 I'M
IA alllf I'M or lads and las
ose moi flls of careless
f0SS 81 q rs al over. and
gowns; we 4 lay them
en- nest, begin the
!, 81 81 & gay, { with
,sly avail Bali at the
i ate nesd lay evening,
3 81: seeinT t5 Be 10 q
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

t1-4 Atwood Blanket which we
price Tor Monday only, 10 pairs in
lot regular $3.50 Blanket. as long as
they last, price S3.75.
Another leader in Atwood IA Blan-
ket, Pink, Ligth Blue and red borders
the price. a regular $500 blanket, our
price to you is $3.95.
IA Golden Fleece Blanket, largest
size, weight pounds II OF, comes in
Pink. Light Blue and Red borders will
compare with the best 5000 blanket,
our price $3.50.
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KNIT UNDER WEAR.

rs impress on you that we sell the best makes of
all kinds Hundreds Of people have discov
have been paying too much for their IN
SdsrWsa This department has grown and grown rapidly
most exceptional values Make it your business
tosinVestigate Us. It will pay you to do So
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS.

Our annual October sale of Blankets and Con1forta-g
bes has attracted widespread attention Ours is not the
everyday Blanket department. but place where has been
weavers art in Blanket making Confortables we'll and
substantially made here in this department. made Of
beautiful sateen and soft silloIines.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15
SSs1as AND 90 MAIN STREET.
SHELL GOODS.

~ !. h .
Never before has Norfolk
Witnessed such a showing and
variety of fine Shell Arnbersand
Black Side Combs, Back Combs
and Pompadour Combs.
Jeweled Side COMBS from 25e to $500 a
pair. 25
B Jswelsd Back Combs from tsc to $500
. JsWs1ed Pomoadour Combs from Csc to,
Plain Shell Side Combs, SC, Toe, Sc, 1sc,
25e, 39c, Soc and SIC pair. !,
Plain Back Combs, Zoe, 15e, 19c, Csc,
3sc, Soc, 59c and 69c each. l.i1
Plain Pompadour Combs, Zoe, I5e, 1ec.
and 25c. l-
The new large Bone Hair Pins, Sc, tOc,
j5c, re, 25c and 49c each. =
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

Mr. Johnston has accepted the posi-
ton of paymastcr's clerk TO Paymaster
w. l.. Wilson. U. S. ~. hey will leave
on the Pensacola, and probably be gone
three years.
Mr., and Mrs Hugh c. Davis Will
spend the winter at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. G. +. Smith left last week for
the White Sulphur Springs.
:, Miss May Saunders, OF the Eastern
Shore. IS the guest oC her cousins. the
Misses Waddy, on Duke street.
Mrs. Roland Curtin is visiting her,
SISTER. Mrs. L. II. Biscoe. on Butte
MISS Mary Tayloe has returned from
Continued on Eleventh Page.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

CORDUROYin Black, Tam Bloc and Green, 81 In. 69c
CREPON Our line in better more varied
and desirable Handsome designs and beautiful finish One
numbr in All Wool and Mohair giving the desired cling 40
IN $780, $I.75 to 81 so showing some new and
novel work, -
SILKS. This interesting section of of our store alive
with good things and best of all price and style
have been considered Among the arrivals eolored
Peau de Sole, 20 in. wide at SIOO.
LIBERTY SATIN. a heavy quality in full line of
eolors, Gray, Blues. Cardinal TURQUOISE Mienon Tan
Purols Csrise, Canary, Rceda and Black, 20 in 75c
BLACK DUCHESSE. II in wide, In three of the best
SIPS. -. -
CORDED SILK with Satin ground, fine assortment Of
shades-Tan, Turquoise, Purple, Lemon, Pvone, Gray
Light Blue, Pink and White 20 in 81 90
BLACK. CORDED TAFFETA in two qualities, ~
and 20 in wide, Soc. and 75c.
TAFFETA. If your wants are in this line we have
the quality at the price, and all the seasons coor - in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

90 fine Black and Noby Cheviot Taior- made
aekst Sa lined, Pcrcaline lined Skirt
$50 Buys Venetian Chevio and Homespun Suit
jacket satin lined Percaine lined Skirt. 49, Z
aior-niade Suit made Of BEST Cheyiot Six
lined Jaek st line lined Skirt. ~
90 buys made Suit Of Chevot Venetion
afioreSS kirt Psfca line lined. }GS 7si- 10
Suit. double breasted made Of
Ysneaas and N1stons Silk lined Jackets florc Skirt.
so Buys Suits. nsw Jacket Silk lined
.tloge allied back and perea1inc lined. a.
90 Black Cheyiot Tailor-made Sui with Jacket
and Skirt Sill lined Throughout with black Tafea.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-15

2l5o.-We can give you several styles Of Tight Fitting
and doube breasted Silk Used. Skirts Pereane lined
$500 We can give you 20 styles select from, ineud
Jacket Silk lined, Skirt Percalne lined.
2750 We show .he new wsaves in Basket weaves,
doubie box 'front.' lacked Silk lined Skirt Perea1ne lined
lined Jacket and Skirt.
$500 Fine Imported vcnetians in Black Silk, lined
$3.50 Wonbro Venetian in colors Silk lined through
oct, $3.50. -
NEW GOLF lCAPES-Thc Fashion m akers" have
adopted Golf Capes Of their prime favorics for fall
and winter We have the largest and most varied
stock OF history and probably the stock thus
tar shown by anybody prices from $500 up to $3.50
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DRESS GOODS

"a REMARKABLE COLLECTION Of splendid values
Fall Dress Goods has been prepared for your selection
his department has already made reputation for ITSELF not for
low prices qualities, but for economical prices popar
new Weaves Every worthy sort, every proper style Dress
Material for Fall wear IS here. &
there never will be better buying time than now MANY
OF the offerings mentioned further priced considerable
lower than they likely be bought for later oand lower
than their true value is now
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