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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09
MEMS SUITS
SIS 90

1T GOES WITHOUT SAYING ''YOU
pay your money and take your choice"
There isn't actually much choice about
selections of the Fifteen Dollar Suits
placed on sale this season. Tho fact of
the business boils itself down to q. basis
that they're ALL CHOICE. There's uc-
tually not a single suit in this range that
wouldn't compare in point of style and
appearance with tho dressings OF tho best
dressed gentlemen You meet anywhere. to
say nothing about their costly tailoring
bills and the delays and troubles they un
undergo before they arc suited Here arc
suits tailored by skilled work people that
stand at the head of the tailoring craft
just such typo of work people tfl.A don't
know how to turn out a mean sob oc
work. the kind we employ. and tho best
proof OF tho satisfactory features of our
high grade Suits is practically illustrated
by the wonderful growth of bushes, each
succeeding season. Selling that succeeds
Is in value that satisfies There's q cast
iron guarantee at tho back of each and
every suit that's sold They must hold
their shape-the goods must hold their
color-the trimmings must wear good
tho sewing must be perfect. We stand at
tho back of 'em-that's what guarantees
them. Fifteen dollar affords a choice of n
big range I'm every sort OF shape and a
sprinklin of every sort OF material. The
best time for tho best or m
pick of sizes Is now ........ Ol C.UU
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All glasses prescribed by DR.. Week
guaranteed. Examinations free. BIO
Main street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09

UNLIMITED ASSORTMENT OF MOB
Ply SUITS for Boys. all ages and sizes
PATTERNS. light, dark and medium colors.
pin checks. platds and staple designs. All
sorts OF shapes. Choice of 81 m
sizes this week only ....... :. >Dhf, w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09

SUPERIOR QUALITY CHILDREN
DRESS SUITS. consisting OF Fine
Blouses. Pretty Vestees. Jaunty Refers
and a varied assortment of Plain Double
breasted Suits for large boys. Choice de-
signs tailored in tho very acme of tain
bring art. Perfect gems OF beauty.
Choice OF sizes-th:s week & = mn
only 800. 500. ......... VU w
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KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS. ALL AGES
from to 16. Junior buckles and binding
on bottoms sizes to S. Three buttons
finish sizes to 16-taped seams, strong
bands. slightly. serviceablc. Brownish
Twill Cheviots. among the lot a range OF
Navy Blue Cheviots. Choice of ~
sizes this week only ........ ..liC.
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

AT the SOUTHERN SHORTHAND AND
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Monday, We'd
School is especially designed for those
who are engaged during the day. In
struction largely Individual Terms rea-
aonable. For further information call at
the University, or address
J. N. RESSLER. President.
Ehonc ~, nhi6-
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OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 3.
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g ALESAfAN. : $500 A DAY; NO CAN
- vass!nE; no deliveries; no collections:
samples free; side line or exclusive.
MFRS. 3941 Market street, Philadelphia.
fe26--Su-cOwit
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Irnperium in Imperio.
A novel, by Sutton Z. Griggs. OF Berk
ley Va A sociological study. of the
Negro race ploblem by one of that race.
interestingly written and instructive
Sold ut all bookstores. 81 clothbound.
nihI9-lm
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

~ OVERNMENT POSITIONS-THOU-
VI sands OF appointments to be made
this year. Custom House and other eX-
aminations. postponed. Full particulars
as to all government positions. salaries.
etc, furnished free by NATIONAL COR
RESPONDINCc INSTITUTE. Washing
ton. d. c. Write to-day. 1t
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ATTORNEYS, ATTENTION /
The SEABOARD FIRE INSURANCE
CO represents the AMERICAN BOND
ING AND TRUST CO., of Baltimore.
Court bonds issued promptly. Phones 25S
Office 211 Main. mh10-eod
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VAT ANTED. : 1000 MEN TO PUR-
w chase our special Sl50 Derby. equal
TO $3.50 hat sold by others. r. l.. STRAW
HAND & CO.. 331 Main street. stevens
Old Stand. mhl4-tf
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YJy o LADIES. - SILANfPOOING THIS
i, week with Golden Bark Hair Wash,
35c. and soc. NfNIc, GATES Hair Dress
tng and ShampotoinE Parlors, 35S Main
street, over Decent store. apG-1w*
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N Plum. MORPHINE, wHISKEY. II
" interested in the cure of these habits
write for my book these diseases,
mailed free B. NJ. WOOLLEY, NJ D.,
Atlanta, Ga. jal5-sun-Gm
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WIS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO, THREE FIVE AND SIX
AGENTS WANTED.

nUR 500-CANDLD POWER GASO-
W line light; absolutely safe; no smell
exclusive territory: agents clearing from
$1,000 to 500 per day. 14S Laclede Build
Ing. ST. Louis. Mo. 1t
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WaNTEp.

TANfIIiY OF TIIRED WANT FOUR
4 Il Rooms. or will rent part of house.
with reliable party. A." Virginia Pr
lot ap9-3ts
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NIT ANtrED-TO RENT FROM MAY
w list. small house centrally located.
with modern improvements: rent not over
SEQ per month. Address H.. care Virgin
dan-Pilot. 1t
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VIZ ANTED. : POSITION BY YOUNG
wv man with two years experience as
good references given ir re
quired Address j. L.. W., care this office.
ap7-3ts
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KNADANI SMELL NEWMAN THE
f I'VE Renowned Clairvoyant and Business
Medium, can be consulted at her parlors
on all life matters: her teRts are wonder
full 3d3 CHURCH STREET. opposite
1SreeInason. mh30-tf
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noCToRS, HEALERS. OSTEOPA1'FIS
- or other Specialists, skillful gradu-
ated home. Box 1856. Chicago ap4-lm
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YET ANTTIDLPEOPIE TO CALI. ON
= w MADAME t10URADO, the celebrated
paln,,st. at $50 MAIN STREET. Price
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n AIDES NEEDING TREATMENT
HI Tor Irregularities, ErUc orrhoea or
any other Ovarian Troubles consult DR.
JACKSON, 112 w. Mulberry street. Bal
tmore. Md. Private sanitar!um; trained
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mo LADIES. FRDE OF ALL
n CHARGE Every lady should call
Mt MAII GATES Hair Dressing and
Sshampooing Parlors and allow her to sug-
Eest the way her hair should he arranged
with the latest style OF pompadour. free
Of all charge before selecting her new
hat. The Glory OF Woman is Her Hair,
35S Main street. over and 10-ccnt store,
Norfolk ap-1w
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nv AiNTED-A REGISTERED PIAR-
y wv snacist; must be- sober and indus
Hrious. Address p. o. BOX "A. city.
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VIZ ANTED = ENERGETIC CANVAS
w ers TO sell on dnstalment plan tho
finest and cheapest Gasoline Lamp on
tho market. Address r. l.. GRIFFITH,
i06 Columbia Building. 1ts
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IL OR SALO - FURNITURE T. O r
II light housekeeping, dining room. bed
room and sitting room; price reasonable.
Address II. X. care VIrgnian-Pilot. It,
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BOARDERS.

D OARDERS CAN FIND NICE ROOM
D and board at 149 Cumberland street
at reasonable terms. ap5-eod- 3t~
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TV1 HEO. NOEL, CHICAGO, ILL, HAS
| o. Srt OF Garth It,
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FOUN D.

II soil; in good condition. $50 each. Adj
dess IW EAST BRAA1BLETON AVE,
city, it,
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stocks and bonds.
MoTTU. de WITT & CO., 81 CRANKY 81,
Stocks and bonds
4 Southern Investments
Correspondence solicited
TaDTEss Chichester's English Pennyroya Pills
~ rsEs no Other Send tmS sp sfet s t.S.
Chichester c6SSmniSsasfr t2 a d: prHgE1'''
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.nnnnnEEaEaEz

Miss Sue Payne Miss Mary Bull ana
Mr.. Payne.
The Daughters Of the Confedcracy
have decided to have n Confederate re-
ception Wednesday and Thursday next
FOR the benefit OF the Confederate Mon
ument. in the old Newton building. on
CRANKY street. Wednesday evening
six Cups of Chocolate" will he pre-
scented. The caste is as follows:
Adcline Won Lindon. German girl
Miss Lucille HuIg!ns
Marion Lee. southern Ctrl-Nies
Tary Land Leigh
Drathy Green, New Englander-Nlss
Ethel Corley.
Beatrix Won Kortlandt, New Yorker
Miss Emily Smith
Hester Reason. Bos;onian-Miss
Ruth Wilson.
Jcnnettc Durand, a French cirl--Afiss
Marian Umstander
mental music by Miss Elizabeth Lander
and Miss Frances Hodgson.
Recitation. Conquered Banner" by
Miss Lucy Brickhouse; Uncle Moses. i
by Miss Ethel Corley: solos by Miss
Ethel Neely and Mr.. William Richards
after which dainty refreshments will
be served.
Tuesday evening Mrs Samuel Lloyd
of Frcemason street gave n progressive
euchrc party to n few of her friends
The prizes we're won by Miss Elizabeth
Everett, fan; a silver watch box by
Mt Walter Payne: gold sticSrpin by
Mr. O. nnrera pa ,n o M 10 i r3a<yra = Z
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awarded delightful luncheon was served
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs Payne. Mrs. NJ. l.. Gray. Miss ELI
zabcth Everett. Miss Nan Freeman.
Messrs. Pinckney. James. Walter and
George Payne.
Mrs Z. r. Freeman. of York street,
entertained last Wednesday number
of her friends in n most delightful
style The parlors and dining room
We're beautifully and profusely decorat-
ed with palms. ferns and cut flowers.
Handsome prizes were given and a
sumptuous supper was served
Mrs Frank Grandy entertained n
party of her friends in her usual charm
ing and hospitable manner Thursday
evening at her home. on York street.
Cards was the feature OF the evening
and Il dclectable repast was partaken
of and duly enjoyed. Those presen:
were Misses Lula ana Mabel Bonsal. of
Baltimore; Miss Josephine Cooke. Miss
Dinsluf, of Baltimore; Mr.. George
Loyal. Mr.. Tom Tannor, Mr.. VIM.
Shields. Mr. w Mayo.
All of the participants OF the hops
given ut the Chamherln this past sea-
son will be delighted to know there Will
be another Friday, April the 9Sth
Those wishing tickets may call at the
Office OF Mr.. Worthy Smith, Citizens
Bank building.
. u.
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their extended bridal tour of the North
Yesterday. Their many friends wish
them a long and happy life. They will
be at home Wednesday and Friday
from 8 to 5 D. IN.
Miss Jones. OF Baltimore is the guest
OF Mrs. Elderedge, on Freemason street.
Misses Lily and Mary Horn who have
been visiting the Misses Pcgram, at
Port Norfolk. have returned to their
home. in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y H. b. Myers, of Wash
inston, y. c.. have issued invitations to
The marriage of their daughter, Lucy
Howard. to Mr.. Lynn C. Wooten Thurs
day. April eth.
Miss Evelyn Bridges and Miss Court
ney Bridges, of Richmond. Va, are
visiting their aunt. Mrs. Adam Tired
well. at ISL Duke street.
Mr. NJ. Massel. n we'll known business
man of this city, and Miss Fannie Mir
melstein. of Newport News celcbra ted
their engagement last Tuesday evening
nj the home of tn bride. Many mutual
friends We're present by invitation. and
the evening was pleasantly whiled
away. The guests We're sunptuously
entertained. The prospective bride is
the accomplished daughter of Rev. 81
Mirmclstein, OF Eighteenth street, New
port News
I'm a Persian Garden" which will be
presented at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall Tues.
prtl o5fl, FIR he -, iSf -, ~ x,,,,.e.
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beaux of Norfolk. Portsmouth and the
navy yard and their visitors to dance
by. To the sweet notes of the waltz
and the inspiring strains OF the two
step, tripped these jewellers. At ten
o'clock dainty and charming refresh
mcnts We're served, which were greatly
enjoyed by the throng. Among those
present were. Lieutenant-C Commander
and Mrs. Clinton X. Curtis. Mrs. Ro-
land Curtin, MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Biscoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. iGunich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eldredge, Miss Scrpel. Miss Lucy Carr.
Miss Katharine Heath, Miss Isabel
Pigman. Miss Lily Howe, Miss Jones. of
Baltimore; Messrs. Serpel Turner
Johnston, Tom Iannor. Heath, Harry
Goodridge, William Old. Edward
Henry, James Johnston. and Hugh
Henry.
At the Chamberin Hotel Tuesday
evening next, the beautiful song cycle.
"In the Persian Garden" will be sung
by the following well-known singers:
Miss Ethel Nicely, Miss Alice Oliver,
Mr.. r. C. Tupman, Mr.. William Rich
ards and Mr.. ]. i. Jenkins.
The Monticello Thursday evening was
the scene OF a merry dinner party, given
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Everett
and Miss Mary Lou Gray. by Mr. Alex.
Page. OF Sanford. N. c. The table was
spread in one of the charming dining
rooms of this magnificent hosiery.
Covers We're laid for six. and an elab-
crate and delectabIe menu was served,
II ta ge,s guests on this delight fnl socS
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created a. Juror wherever rendered in
all musical circles. This is the :.rst
time it has been sung in Norfolk, and
the few who have heard the rchcarsals
are wildly enthusiastic over the music.
The fact that the following soloists
VIII sing 1t. guarantees success: Miss
Nicely. soprano; Miss Oliver, contralto:
MIR. r. G. Tupmen. tenor; Mr.. William
Richards, basso; Mr.. j. Iredell jenkins.
director and accompanist.
Miss Fanny Guy. of Richmond. Va.
is visiting Mrs. Adam Tredwell, in
Duke street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

Ladies Fast Black Hose at Sc, a bet,
Ter one at &c, then i0c, l2Hc, is, I9c
and on up TO $3.50. These are pure
silk.
We wan, 10 tell you Of our Csc Ladies'
Black Stocking. They are foil fashioned,
narrowed in ankles and foot, made OF the
very best carded cotton yarn, double
sole, sPliced heel and toe. They have
every feature that the best foreign Stock
ings have and are absolutely fast and
stainless Compare them with any
Stocking sold in the city for 3ec. Our
price 25o pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16
I.e,itItrignbic.

Is the change in skirts. and more
difficult to Mt. Our skirts speak for
themselves. If You wish high class
rcady-made suit we can furnish you
with same; all fitting done by a man
tailor.
We have Pattern Hats. noted for
their originality; also beautiful line
of PetticoatS.
Accordian Plating, Buttons and
Pinking, done to order.
ARTHER MORRIS,
612 Columbia Bldg. Up Elevator.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

Lot : Children's, Colored Bordered
Handl1crchiefs for &c each.
Lot Ladies Fine Sheer Lawn
Hen1stitched, eolored borders, mourning
borders, scalloped and embroidered
Handkerchicfs that sell Tor Sc and &c,
are marked I9c for half dozen.
Lot 3-Ladies' Scalloped and En-
broidered Handkerehiefs beautiful styles.
l hesc sell for t21.c are marked 7c each.
Lot 4-Ladics' Plain All-Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, and some good
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

Join The Gale Jewelry Company's
Watch and Diamond Clubs; Gold
Watch or Diamond for 81 a week; no
iGstalment plan. We now shave seven
clubs formed, and will commence to
form the eighth club Monday.
Our optical department is the best
equipped in the city. and Is managed
by Dr. "A. Week, oculist, who will ex>
a mine YOUR eyes free Of charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

Spcciai-50 pieces Of Fine Corded
Lawns in beautiful assortment Of pat
terms to go on sale Monday for g. &c yard
actoally worth SC.
The assortment of Organizes is COM
plcte, and the patterns this year are
handsomcr than ever, BEAUTIFUL floral
oatterns in all colors, striocs and plaids
entwined with vines and flowers. The
prices start at I2,,sc, then those fine
French ones with roses, carnations and
several other floral effects at 25c and
37Hc.
Madras Cloths ara the most ropular
fabric for Gents Shirts and Ladies
Shirt Waists, stripes and olaids. ricl,
dainty styles. The colors are the very
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Miller, Rhoads & CO.

& A 90 FOR SILK WAISTS-New styles made
>pF./O from new Spring Slks-an assortment to
choose from that could not be found Under
any one roof outside of Miller, Rhoads & COSTS
handsome Spring styles in stripes and ptaids-made
by expert worknen positively the greatest Six Waist
Bargain that has been given this season. and you
should not miss.
Another lot Of y styles, regular $3.50 Waists $3.50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

Eton, Tight Fitting and Fly Front,
Tailor Made Suits, in Black aud Navy
Blue Chcviots, jacket satin lined, skirts
percaiine lined, price $1,000.
Tight Fitting and Fly Front Tailor
Made Suits. 10 Venetians, Tan and
Grey Home SPuns, jacket satin lined,
skirt pcrcaline lined, price $3.50.
Fly Front and Tight Fitting Suits, in
Venctians (all colors) -Brown. Green
and Grey Home Spuns, Black and
Navy Blue Cheviots with jacket silk
lined and skirt percalinc lined, IN
matchatlc value. price $500.
Blaol: and Navy Blue Cheviot Suits,
silk liz cd skirt and jacket with tatfatine,
price $500.
Black Chcv;ot. Atwood. with jacket
and skirt silk lined throughout with
black taffctass Will COMPARE with any
thing shown al $3.50. Our price $3.50
Venetian and Chcviol Suits, silk lined
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

In Ladies Fancy Hosiery, we have
too many styles to even try 10 describe =
Colored Toos and Colorcd Stripes, the
New Reds, the New Blues, nearly 800
different styles, ranging in price from
25e up to $3.50 pair.
Boys Black Ribbed Hose. guaranteed
fast and stainless, Zoe. I2Ii.c and 25c.
Misses Black Hose, with white polka
dots, new this Spring, 39c pair.
Misses Black Lace Hose are entirely
new and can be had here.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

Applique is lieh. dainty trimming
suitable for all the medium weight dress
goods. 1t comes in black or white, soc
to S. 95 yard.
Bow Krots are the proosr thing now,
and a large assortment is here Jet, Ap-
plique, Silk and Steel, at all prices.
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THE HANDKERCHIEF sALE-Win be 6

tnued this week, AS dozen Ladies and Gents
Hand1erchiefs that placed sale last Monday
and about 100 dozen remain. These will likely not last
the day out prices like these sell goods quickly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

Or line OF Plain. Striped and Change
abls i atfelas, at $500, surpass anything
Offered in the city.
Brown Ialfeta Tucked Waists at So.
Black Tafieta Waists, $500. S6.9S,
$500. $3.50. $3.50 and $1,000.
New Blue and Yale Blue Taffeta
Waists, tucked front and lack, at SIS.
White T alfetl Waists at $40.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

mourning borders, also a lot of all-linen
embroidered Handker1hi,fs. Many Of
these are 25c goods. but we make them
Zoe each.
Lot 5-Some bcauiiful styles are in
this assortment. scalloped edges. hem
stitched, embroidered and plain all-linen
Hemstilchsd Handkcrchiefs. These are
marked I21Ec.
Lot 6-Exquisitc styles in scallopsd
edges are here, Handkcrchicfs that sold
Tor sec, are marked BE.
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WASH GOODS-Wish we could tell vou al

WASF1 Go0Co-W1S we coulo tell YOU all about
the different lots hold them up you in print emphasize
their breezy brightnesscoo, comfort and price cheap
ness Art has borrowed natures choicest nts and deity
they reproduced in these crisp lots of Summer
bles. Ready for you when you read this with wash
goods valuss that will you much pleasant surprise
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

1t IS our intention 10 fill Norfolk's
Men and Boys Sumnce Shirt wants
with greater satisfaction than during
any previous season. Among other
good offerings these Working Mems
Blue ana White Plaid Shirts.,25.
Soft Front Madras Shirts, Pair sepa-
rate cuffs TO match, SOC.
Fifteen different styles in checks,
plaids and stripes. with separate cuffs,
also separate collars and cuffs, ST
STRING TIES AND BAND BOWS
at 25L-Two hundred different patterns
of the same silks that are put into half
dollar Tceks and Puts, have been made
into String Ties and Band Bows, only
half as much silk used, so we ask only
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

hall as much for the Tics, 25c for Your
choice.
FANCY HALF HOSE Such sell
ing OF good Half Hose. at such small
prices, nsver was known tclore IN Nor
foil; Why. we have sold dozens Of
them TO NorioiN's best jotbinC houses,
who buy TO sell again. and they have
given us duolicatc orders. surely YOU
can't afford 10 PASS these extraordinary
bargains.
25c Fancy Half Hose, I2Ec.
39o Fancy Halt Hose, pair for SOC.
soc Fancy tialf Hose, 25c.
"Spcoial"-Onc hundred dozen Black
and Tan Half Hose, regular i0c grade,
special, 4 pairs for PC, EAST colors."
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

ONLEUTVDRED Silk S-No name among
manufacturers OF Shirts meaning the buying pub
lie than that Of the maker Of these Unaundred Shirts
mention Of it would guarantee the fit and quality in your
mind, but we think you will accept statement as
readily as his. his is storypure linen bosoms,
open front and back, open back closed front open back
and front plat BOSOM all sleeve lengths double stitched
seams, Wansutta cotton in body equal any SIPS
tom made Shirts fit guaranteed or money back price 50c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

DRESS GOODS-Our great Dress Goods stock 4
as nearly ideal is practib exposition Of fabric
fashion and quality, has superior Nothing is too
high class for patrons The richest and the choices
looked for in this store and found here always
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

Changeabfe Taffeta Silk Skirt, special
at 5000.
Beautiful Coiorings in plain shades,
with umbrella flounce, al 1915.
Special in Blue and Tan ChangcabIc
Taffeta Skirts, at $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

stylish stripes, Beautiful patterns. every
one beauty, $500 each.
Pi9ucs Waists, with all color polk 4
dots are new: they have the full blouse
front, $I.25 each
Some 3eau;itul styles in White Waists
are here. inserting and tucked front and
back. Tie Lawn ones az. 500 and
$40 ana the Inca ones $225 and
$3.50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

jacket and skirt with taffatioe. price
$1,000.
Herring Bone MsIionctt Cloths With
jacket silk lined, skirt Percaline lined,
priec $1,000.
Grand showing OF TaiIot Made Suits
in Broadclolh. Vene,ians. &c. with
jacket silk lined, skirt pstealioe lined
prize 81 SO.
An Goddess variety in this assortment
i, $500. 10 be had in Venetian, Whip,
cords, Broadcloths. Scotch Cheviols,
Cheviots, Black and Colors, Covetis.
Some have jackets silk lined and many
skirts silk lined, all included at this
price, $500.
Fine Covert Suit with jacket silk
lined. Skin, pertaine lined, $3.50, silk
lined throughout, $500.
Fine Ali Wool 'Cheviot, jacket and
skirt silk lind throughout with lavender
talteta, prise 5000
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

White Taffeta Waists, corded cuffs,
collar and front, $3.50.
Liberty Satin Waists, beautifully
tucked front, at $3.50.
Lavender, Purple AMI Grey Liberty
Satin Waists. at $3.50 and $1,000.
Tucked Lavender Waists, tucked all
over, $3.50.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

best. Prices start at 12Hc, then 15c
and I9c.
Percales in every wanted style.
stripes. piaids, checks, POLK, dots and
many other good designs. Tie colors
are the kind that will wash. They arc
fol- IS inches wide, PIC yard.
Take look at the French Cinehams,
they are the handsomest in the city, 2sc
yard.
Corded Novelties are new and no
better wash fabric is made for Ladies
Shirt Waists-Blue, Pink and Red, 25c
yard.
The Dress Ginehams are here in
every color and style. The patterns are
new. Zoe yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-16

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