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VIII give some Irish humor,@ the cosmo-
pc1itan tito will entertain with a comedy
act, and Harry Thompson, dialect come
dian and mimic, viii be seen in his latest
speciality. There Will be a special holiday
matinee Christmas day.
At an early date an excellent company
will explain to an audience at the G,and
why Smith Left Home. G 90 II. Broad
bursts plays have an excellence of dia-
logue and up-to-date slang does rot per-
wade them. The fun In his latest farce is
Of the clean and wholesome kind, and be-
longs to new era. TIE following clever
players are in the cast: Frank Tannehill
Jr., Eugene Reddirg, c. Jay Williams
Frederick Roberts, Gilbert Gardner, Ca
rina Jordan, Nellie Maskell, Jennie En-
gle, Lottie Williams Salter. Rose Hub
bard. Belle Chamberlain and Lizzie May
Timer.
''Yon Yonsoh," that favorite of all An
glo-Swedish plays, is underlined for a
visit to the Grand An entirely new seem
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
Music :.
AT HOME AND ABROAD

With the exception of the Petschnikoff
concert on Tuesday evening, the week
has practically been without musical
attractions. Petschnikoff, who was sc
much Starred" as the only violinist that
has appeared in New York for the last
twenty-five years, did not stir up the
amount of enthusiasm which would have
been expected under less pretentious adj
vertising. His assistant. Mr.. Anne Lee
cfiaume, would have scored a much
greater success under less trying cir
cumstances, but handicapped as ne was
by an instrument that is certainly dis
grace to the musical fraternity at large,
his efforts We're appreciated by a sym
pathetic audience. Mr.. Lachaume's abli-
ties as soloist and accompanist are so
we'll known in the musical world at
large that any comment is Unnecessary
The Cathedral choir will render elab-
crate musical services on Christmas day
at the 1880 mass, when Gounods mas
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17

ton handed down by. their fathers and
grandfathers, the-very name will arouse
their latent curiosity and awaken their
interest. There Is peculiar fascination
about a pantonflIne which appeals ire
sistIbly to old and young alike, and while
it is the ideal form of entertainment for
children their elders also feel keen de-
light In following the varying fortunes of
Clown, Columbinc, Harlequin and Humpty
Dumpty
The pantomime is promised on q lavish
scale Of magnitcence, with gorgeous
scenery and costumes, and all the latest
mechanical and electrical effects; there
will be funny clowns, clever acrobats,
dragons, COLLINS, turtles, the terrible jab-
berwOck, demons and dancing sprites,
Old One-Two. Goody Two-Shoes, Tommy
Tucker and the rest Of Mother Goose's
faVOriates.
The first act IS devoted to the story
proper; the egg falls from the wall ac-
cordlng to the good old nursery rhyme,
and Humpty Dumpty is duly Matched
out: he is the village terror, always In
mischief and trouble. He leagues himself
with Furiosa, the queen Of night and mis-
chief, to make trouble for Tommy Tucker
ana GoOdY Two-ShOes, who love each
other in typical fairy-tale style Their
life is made miserable BY the pranks Of
the wicked allies, until the Queen of Day,
PIacidas, who always faYors true lovers,
comes to the rescue of the hapless twain
The second act opens in the Cave Of
Darkness, the home of the Queen Of Night
with the incarnation and magic dance Of
the demons and evil spirits The second
scene of this act is the Coral Grotto of
Light, with wonderful revelations, mag
ical illusions, dancers, skaters and clever
speciaities. grand ballet, the terrific COM
bat between the rival queens, closing with
beautiful tableau, the Queen of Light
victorious.
The third act Is in four scenes. a sue
cession Of Harlequinades reminiscent Of
the true old English pantomime There is
series of comic encounters and clever
tricks, ending with the chase, in which
clowns, sprites, demons and acrobat
join, running, tumbling and jumping, dis
appearing through vampire traps and re-
appearing in magical manner, diving
through walls and windows and shooting
up through the floor. The final scene is
the grand transformation, a dazzling pic
ture genuine revelation Of the possibili-
ties of scenic and mechanical art. The
following is the cast:
Immortals-
Placida, Queen of Night. Mae RAYMOND
turlcsa, Queen of Night
s.,-.. Lee Hobbs Martin
SIGpbang. .. Iobn NicDoreaTI
Demons
BBeeizebo Arthur Baran
5ioacoI IA. ...'..... Woods
5I uto u i.,............-.......C Charles Purdy
MortalS- " 0"l
Humpty Dumpty afterwards Clown
Old One-Two afterwards Pantaioo I0--e''o
rr w. II. Bartholomew
Tommy Tucker afterwards Har-
c,ISquIlt ................ Joseph Smith
G3odY Two-ShOes afterwards
-, OluiiIOlIie). ............ Blanche EraVna
3 hoy, tough citizen ........Joe Birness
IN IN 3oi4ihe. '........- Ryrla
D 3dC -. money ..-...............John Hickey
Ped PaJ,, Dave Gibson
soft Solder tinsmith. Albert Purliy
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!. !. q q The Theatets :.
Nv ~ " ~ *w*. ~ NJ "A !.

The Fall and Rise of Humpty
Dumpty," the revival of the famous old
time pantomime, will be the attraction at
the Metropolitan opera house for the first
half of the coming week, commencing to-
night. The announcement that this pro-
duction viii appear here will bring back
a throng of pleasant memories OF boy
hood days to many staid, settled-down
business man, while TO the stately, dig
nltied matron "Humpty Dumpty" will re
call the romping days of girlhood, when
the theater seemed an enchanted land of
fairies, COLLINS, demons and beautiful
spirits. To the younger generation, whose
Dnly knowledge of the delights of olden
pantomimes has been gained from tradi-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
DR.. In PanI snnitarln,,,

The DR.. La Paul Electrical sanitari,1ni.
situations Of It's kind in the Northwest,
has been undergoing some material
changes recently. The building has been
enlarged and handsomely decorated
throughout. New and improved bath
rooms have been added. The very latest
IN electrical apparatus has been put in
place and now the sanitarium is a fit
place for the most particular.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
eat Sale at Howard, Farwell & Co.'S.
$3.50, Sr.oo, 7sc. soc.

%, when several remarkably talented
and pretty young women will make
their debut upon the stage. The list
delphia: Alice May Skinner, of Cedar
Rapids, To-: Ellen Lee Lewis, a descend
ant Of the sister of George Washington;
Halle c: Gauhan, of st. Louis: Mildred
Keith, of Minneapolis and Lena Kaffeto.
a beautiful Young italian girl.
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governor who, 1T IS remarked by those
who have witnessed the play, is funny
to the last degree in action, not as a
minstrel but in the faithful exhibition
of racial characteristics
The play is underlined for Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights and Satur-
day matinee.
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EnIisting NnYx Recrnits.

CHICAGO. Dec. IS-Capt. BIockinger,
In charge of the United States naval re-
cruiting station in this city, has been
ordered to enlist an unlimited number
Of landsmen. The navy department.
wants 5000 recruits Immediately to pre-
pare for service on the new battleships
and cruisers being constructed.
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A Contented Woman

is not to be found every day. The woman.
however, who travels in the private COM
partment cars of the AIilwaukee's cele-
brated Pioneer Limited-the only perfect
train In the world-shOuld enjoy content
ment The surroundings and appoint
ments in these beautiful cars delight the
feminine fancy
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
Object TO Roberts.

VICKSBURG. Miss, Dec. 16 - The
session here today, passed a resolution
appealing to the house of representatives
not to seat Congressman-elect Roberts,
OF Utah
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17

pire theater production for this engage
ment. The company will open Sunday
night, Dec. "a, ard will give special
matinee on Christmas day.
Manager Scott, of the Metropolitan, an
nounces that for New Years week he will
give his patrons n play of which much
has been said, over which a great deal of
curiosity has been aroused, The Little
Minister
Christmas week will be celebrated at
the Grand opera house by fashionable
vaudeville. The engagement will open
Sunday night, Dec924. and will Include
daily matrices. st. Paul theater-goers
have always been partial to vaudeville
performance, and on this occasion there
is promised splendid aggregation of
specially stars. = Heading the company
are Messrs. Caron and Herbert comedy
pantomimists andu acrobats. Another
feature Will be the appearance of Misses
Melville and Stetson, condolences. Alan
Dale, recently styled the ;incomparable
In their line" The Wartenberg brothers
tumbling act is said also to be. rich also In
comedy features The musical feature OF
the programme viii be contributed by
Lille Western. Conroy and Mcdonald
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17

A. Baker Mutton. pie man. Albert Moa
Blow Hard, bellows maker. George Purdy
A. Traveller. tourist. Peter Goodrich
Pyrotechnic. ....................Ol Oliver Purdy
Jack Perch, fish vender..... Steve Prideau
Dandie Charlie Longfellow--
Charles Lomier
Mike Steel, umbrella man. Charles Purdy
Bill Poster. ............... ......Jack Sample
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
LONDON LIFE"
MeIOdrnma of the Metropolis at the
Grand This Week

The stage of the Grand will, the pres
ent week, commencing tonight, be given
over to q production of London Life" a
new drama which won an immediate tri-
umph In New York last season. The title
prepares the audience for many elements
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17

to break into Sir Georges house and
steal Katie. Jack goes to the place in
order to prevent the kidnapping. Finding
himself face to face with Sir George he
exposes the deception which has been
practiced on the deluded husband. Sir
George conceals himself and overhears
a conversation between his wife and her
paramour, which enlightens and enrages
him. In the struggle between Sir George
and the villain which follows, Granger
kills the baronet with a knife belonging
to Jack, and on the entrance Of the po-
lice accuses Ferrers of the crime, but
Lady Ferrers, learning from Jack that
Stephen wanted to make Gladys his wife.
denoupces the faithless rascal in a burst
Of jealousy ard departs. Granger is led
away In custody, the 81 ound now being
cleared for the happiness of the good
people, with hint of a future union
between Jack and his cousin The cast:
Jack Ferrers Cknown as Happy
Jack'D Lawrence Griffith
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

This is one OF the most interesting
BOOKS on the market this spring The
s;nry OF lis Inception is this: A south
crn woman. who had written for years
for the magazines and newspapers. wis
placed in charge OF the exhibit of the
department of Justice ut the Omaha
Exposition. Among other things en-
tru- ted 10 her care VAS Il bookcase full
OF valuable old law books. the Pandects
of JuStinian. Colonial Laws. and copies
Of tine state Trials in Great Britain
from the reign of Richard the IL. to
that OF George the III. She not only
read them herself, but She bought {,
e. bic ana chairs. placed them in the
beautiful niche over which SHE pre-
sided and permitted her more cultured
visitors to read them. This table filed
with books became favorite resort for
judges. lawyers. and scholars. The
popularity of the books, especially the
State Trials Of Francis lIargrave ana
Il. Is. Howell. EsQs.. convinced her that
IL the best OF these books could he put
in handy volumes at Il cheap price there
would be a demand for them. At the
suggestion OF several prominent law
ycrs she wrote 10 Mess,s. Callaghan &
co. ana they approved the plan. The
first volume IS just issued by that
hrm. 1t contains the Trials of Mary,
tlnoen of scots; Sir Walter Raleigh.
ana Captain Kidd. the Pirate. These
arc condensed. hat everything of espc-
cal interest Is given in full. There ia
no better way of impressing English.
History on ones mind than by read
ing these Trials. No lawyer can fail
To find n romantic interest in every
page OF the book and he will b.
amazed a; the language and the ruling
OF some of the lawyers and judges of
the dates given. For instance. Sir Ed
ward Coke. who was Attorney General
When Sir Walter Raleigh was tried for
NUN treason, uses language towards
me distinguished prisoner which would
not pe tolerated in the courts of to-
day. Fifteen years later, when Coke
was Lord Chief Justice. nc manages to
DING So Walter Raleigh to execution
on preiext evidently prepared for the
occasion at the command of King
James. The intense JEALOUSY of span
ut the. encroachman;s of the Anglo
saxon on the Western iienispnere -
everywhere conspicuous in the trial o.
Sir Walter Raleigh. 1t is made plain
that Spain was the indirect factor ir,
the death Of Raleigh. In the light of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

passing events the retributlon of his
tory is startling.
Sir Walter Kaleigh's charter from
Queen Elizabeth for the discovery or
Virginia extended far to the nor;hward
OF the present boundary of that State.
rs western limit was the Pacific Ocean
The descendants of the colony he
founded number many who are about
10 sweep the power Of Castle and
Arragon not only from the Western
Hemisphere, but from the Pacific
Ocean as well. The royal line of Stuart
is extinct. The name 81 Raleigh is
kept alive in several States of the
Union. The cruiser Raleigh was one
OF DeMcy's squadron nj The battle OF
Manila. The Wisdom 0f RaleIgh was
recently endorsed by the Congress OF
the United States for he first advised
the holding of the ls;hmus of Panama
as the strategic point To control the
commerce of the two oceans that wash
the shores of this hemisphere Raleigh
is the capital city Of the state OF the
TWO distinguished gentlemen To whom
the booi is dedicatcd-viz. Hon. Jcter
c. Plitchard senior Senator from
North Carolina. and Hon. James Il.
Boyd. First Assistant Attorney General
Of the United States
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
IN S0CIETY'S REALM
Continued from Fourteenth Page.


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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
AT ST EACH.
New HandkercI1iefs.

Tomorrow we will show some verv
good in fact, extra good values in
ladies' HandkerchiefS:
All-linen Rever Hnndkerchlcrs at ios.
each.
Hand Drawn Nemsiitchcd Handler
chiefs at l2i.c. each
All-linon lace-cdge Handkerchief a;
i.i2c. each.
Very. pretty embroidered ana lace
edge Iiamdkerch efs al l2l4c. each.
a GLOVE lTEM.-.An odd lot of 25c
tan and gray Isle G,oves-good 70,
shopping and bicycling-ai To-. a
par.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
Ladies' Neckw ear.

The very newest and prettieSt ideas
i'll Ladies' Summer Neck Dressings
are here-slock collars with bows; ia
bots, bows, p. K. shield fronts III 25,
80, so, 75c. and ST each. And the
dainty plain and fancy nanSook collar
protectors at IS and CSC. each.
Rich Roman stripe "De Jo:rv'llcs'-
can bc used either as a bet or tic
Soc.
Handsome English Squares" rlai,ls
and checks. soc.
Corded stripe TaTcta Bows and String
Tics-25c each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

rs is usually the case. one of unalloycd
enjoyment. Quite n large number of
the young people of The Nest End par
,iciratcd.
Miss Mamie Rodney. of Delaware, Is
thu guest of Miss Marion Reeves. on
liccnas0n street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
WATT. RETTEw s. CLAY.
WATT. RErrnw Y clsAx
Regular Csc. Organizes at
Il l=2c. a yard. A bargain.

The Wash Goods Department will contribute largely to
remarkable selling Some truly wonderful Enthusiastically class
gooiS-wll be ready for you.
1892 yards exquisite Organizes will go sale at 12c yard
his the grade that is offered all the city 25c pretty
Organizes the and printed mills ~
magnificent shown; and shall them ~
AT i21sc. A YARD
Here other very interesting oerngs-each one good
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
ere ae some other very interesting oITerings-each oe

Regular ieisc. Coronet Dim.ties and
L.ssc orisandies-same as shown In
enc of Our windows--a9 Sc Il yard.
u mi;ies-SS inches wide. Regular
l1c. grade at 100. 4 yard.
Regular Exc. Jaconct Lawn--one
style only--white ground with scroll
and palm design. Makes splendid
wrappers-Jc. Il yard
Corded Drnp de Muslirc. navy and
black grounds, with white polka
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
White p. X.

We show beautiful grade of white
p. +. at i21sc. 4 yard-can't be
matched under i5c.
Plain cord, white stripe and white
figure T. X. Regular 20c. grade at
l5c. ward.
Heavy wets and stripcs-an the new
cffects--0, %. 50 and S7i.c. yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
zoo. a Yard.


corded
' ~ '"-'0' 'O'''
nSrYf silks UAohNAh ~ = 80 '
h Here another good silk mhe dsy FCUARD SILKS
with reh pTng and their will
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
Another Talk on
ailOr- Suits.

We repeat, WITH EMPHASIS,
that nowhere in this city can you get
50 muth suit value for your money
IS here.
Our suit prices are now, and al
WAYS have been, lower than equal
qualities can possibly be sold by an
other house, Notwithstanding the cr]
of reduced 90 prices that you hear
on all sides.
We repeat the following from our
last Sundays announcement =
Blue and Black English Serge Suits
hy,froni. SIX lined Jackets gored
price" 5? SUITS. ut s. each
Black Chvvlot Suits : black tamc,a
Emed: iy-iront Jackets - new
the best reduced price 81 suits.
at SO each.
Navy. Brown and Black Venetian
Cloth Suits-silk lined flvfront cut
away iackcts-straight cut and
flare skirts. Equal the best reduced
price SlS suits. at Sl2 each.
At sl5 each We show. forty.,wo lner-
Invisible Plaid. Covert. Venetian
and iirold Goth. IN full line OF
colors. silk l.ned jackets. ny-rront
Elton and tighi-iitting styles
Straight cut and fun iiarc hahl,
back skirts. Equal TO the best re
ducod price SIS and $50 suits. at 81,
each.
We also show splendid line OF
salts at SIS. so and so each. Elcn
ard every one. OF which is II truly
remarkable value.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
Magnificent Ingram D.ucgets.
Fancy Trimmings.

Corded Tafieta, for entire waists
and fronts al colors. Instead of
SIPS, we prise ii Sis yard. "a
inches wide.
New Putting for white shirt waists
beautful pstterns-Sl Sl2j. $l.5O -
and $50 yard.
Liberty silk-all co.ovs-G9c.. instead of
>7'.c.
Ch:non-al colo's-5oe., instead of esc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
Linen Remnants,

Tomorrow we will sell good.v
lot OF Table Linen Remnants 1t very
interesting prices. Lengths run from
? 10 ) yards
This is an excellant chance to secure
a good cloth at 4 small price.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

Regular 81 Grass Linen Skirts at 49c.
each.
Figured Black Brillantinc Skirts. we'll
made. easily worth $l.75, to go at
sl25 each. And II lot OF small
check, plaid and novel bouretto cc-
fects. pcrcaline lined and vclvctcen
bound 10 SO at 81 %. Great values
these
uhe stylish large gray and black, and
white and black plaid all-wool one
piece skirts so much i'll demand,
percalina lined. vevetecn bound.
loops and buttons on back 81 each
Irregular So. White i. *. Skirts
newest shape-made of 25c grade
/. K.-4-inch hem. seams ali tailor
finish. at $l.25 each.
Other T.. *. Skirts in splendid assort-
Inent on up to 81 each. Some per
1ectly plain, some with rich insert
Ing let IN. others with magnificent
applique of black braid.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
Isle Lace Hose.

We have just received 4 shipment
Of Ladies' Imported tlermsdorf Dye
Black LiSle Lace StockngS-have
extra heavy heels and toes superb
finish.
Six beautiful patterns of lace.
Truly magnificent stockings, and
they would be cheap indeed at 75c.
We say
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

dots and stripes. Instead OF 115sc.
-, we price It Sc a yard.
The l2lec. solid color Orgaudie at 100;
4 yard, Pink. blue, navy. black,
hello and nile-very sheer.
Toile de V,chy-l.ght and airy-1navy
ground with white plaids--ac. .
yard. instead OF l2lzc.
Beautiful. soft finish. double fold
Printed Jaconaise-checks, figures
and aH-over deslgns-self here right
aloHg AT I5c. now &C. O yard. u
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
A wonderful Mating business.

The tombstone of worth Mang is the prompt approval those
who BUY Customers tel we have preer styles and better Mat
tg an are to be found anywhere else in the city and they seal their
verdict by liberal buying picking tossing and dissatisfied
hesitation what do but speaks volumes
SIS MATTlNCiS AT sl2. SIP MATTlNGS AT $40
$40 MATTlNGS AT So.
Let oorswel do with most sevceab1e Mat.
tss that and price 81 SIS
rcl we will give better qualities than possible
Magnificent Ingram D .uggets
New wool Ingram Drugsesus opened very patterns in
beautiful color combnaonssht and dark effects wondrousy
prices for such high qualities.
Size 3N2'A yards S. Size ,x>15 yards 81
Size }x5 yards, 50 3x4-
Size 5x41! yards 50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

Mems extra size fine Ralhriggan Shirts
ana l)rLwcrs-an exceptionally good
lliaiity-sizes Oh uD to 50-nch-
3!i:c. each.
Ladies Pure Lisle Thread Vests
white with dainty colored scrpen-
tInc Trimmings : lace bust--37i.c
each: :or 81.
Pink. blue ana white. silk-trimmcd
Blcached N,sts-2ic. each.
Fine T.isle Finish Richcllcu Ribbed
Vests. SIX crochcttcd neck and
aimholcs. SILK tapped. Regular lgc.
Vests a; for 25c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
Corset Selling.

The American Lady" comes tilst,
Of course. It's the hest, that's why.
Four Styles ST ea.h.
An exceptionally g.cd quality ri.
bore Mor.dcd Cois.t -w.ll o, biz X
at the h,ps-sl IA r. Be.,tr gruaes
OF tho Fiex:l one Co;seis Ut j
So and 80 raiF
Warmers ''t-ln-hand" h.sh lus. j u
short hip Corsets. 81 pail. Ndsrc y
style e. Fl Il plir
Regular ijc. Ccrsets-inads ~ W&t-
ners-have 8 SIDE sttups WAN x3r 9
-T7ce OF S.od jeans. SILK .oss, 1
STAYS. rs. zach.
cl.shtfully oqol 'Wordo." Snrm r
coise,s-, hool-evtn.y We, ~, l.
'-able net-5&. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28
sos. A PAIR.
A Lace Sail.

Machine made Torchon Lace TO
5 inches wide sells regularly at s, 10
and Ilc.-herc now at
Sc. a YARD.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-28

SFECIAL.- Mems Fine Ra!bricgan
Shirts and Drawers. The Shirts
have French neck. fun regular
made Royal cuffs and pearl but
tons-)rawcrS TO match. This is the
identical quality that is being ad-
vcri'scd and displayed by round
about stores as "A very good bargain
at 3 garments for 81. We price it
FOR 81.
NJ : extra quality Iialbrig-an
Drawers FOR stout mcn-sizes 30 10
".-havc jeans facing around the
waist Would be cheap at 75c.; we
say zoe. each.