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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
MEYERS RA = EMENT.
ONE DOLLAR KID
GLOVES, 6OC. PAIR.

These are Ladies' TWO-Clnsp Kid
Gloves, the proper embroidered
bncISs. There are Blacks, browns,
OxbIoOds. and tans, all sizes, i'm this
special lot. G3c. pair.
NOTION SPECIALS.
Kirby Beard's Cabinet Hair-Pins,
Be.
Kirby Boards Best Pins, per paper,
DC.
Kirby Boards Needles, all sizes, &c.
Kirby Boards Black Dress Pins,
lie.
SIMPSONS Dress Pins, 400 count,
1c.
sarah Dcrnhardt Hair-Curlers, Sc.
Duplex safety Pins, two sizes, per
dozen, Be.
Black Brush binding, per yard, Be.
Combination Polish and Dressing,
4c.
REAL CALIFORNIA WOOL
BLANKETS. $500. made of softest,
dOWniest wool, - inches long, -
inches wide, siIiS-bound, Pink, Blue,
or Red borders; sale Al $3.50 pair.
Soft. Fleecy Wool Blankets. full 10-i
size, silk-taped If bought to-day would
cost s. wholesale; sale no Sl3o.
SnkOline-C0vercd Laminated Cotton
Covers; sale az Sl.1O.
Full-SiZc White CrOcheted Spreads,
Marseilies patterns, hcmmed ready Tor
use. fftc. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

than II o'clock that a statement would
be given TO them. and al ll:j5 their rep
resentatives were in possession Of IL.
Tho local manager OF the Western
Union informs the department that the
transmission Of the statement was de-
layed by an oversight. which seems to
have been I'm the nature OF a misunder-
standing between two operators, while
the Postal Telegraph Company stated that
they asked their operator at the New
York Cotton Exchange If he wanted IL.
and receiving no answer. they gave 1t out
elsewhere.
THE department does not take 100000
bales as the possible maximum. as some
Of its critics have charged. 1t merely
states that while present indications do
not exceed those figures yet In view Of
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supplemental statement issued that day
v.th regard 10 the cotton crop was given
90 tie two telegraph companies at ii :55
s. NJ. ] might have added that they were
1rmed OF as coming at least an hour
tdyancc. II. therefore. 1t did not reach
Cotton Exchange until 2:i5 T.. NJ,
irly three hours had elapsed between
being given 10 the telegraph compa-
ea ard its reaching your office, and
early four hours between the telegraph
mpanies' being informed that the
.atement was TO be made and such de-
very
THE reason for making the statement
IS found, as stated IN the circular itself,
in the fact that the departments Iyelimi-
nary estimates have frequently been
much below the actual facts. and Ii was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Fnncy Striped TaGeta. Black Bro
cnde satin. Black Brocnde TaGeta,
AII-siII< Morine. sells - and s5c.;
special, 40c. yard.
AII-siIk BrocateiIe, Yellow All-SillS
satin Duchess, and Green Ail-siik
Brocade. the true $50 value. sell
ing at 60c. yard.
SPECIAL BLACK-SILK BARGAINS.
Riack AIl-Snk Corded Ta1etas. 5Dc.
23-inch All-Suk Satin Duchesse, SO.
Extra-Finished All-Silk Pedu de Sole,
Dsc.
French Pan Taffeta. osc.
Tbis weeks reductions strike our
murnfficent line Of TaGeta silks, in
Gliding all the new. beautiful Reds,
II shades of green, : shades Of Pur-
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desired that it should be properly under
stood that the department fully rccog-
nized this fact, and was taking every pre-
caution against its recurrence. Had The
gov ernment contented itself with letting
the statement appear in the course of
few days in its printed report. il might
either have failed 20 attract attention or
have given some persons an advantage
over others by the fact that the printed
report is printed IN so large an edition
that its distribution extends over several
days.
"By handing II, therefore 10 the West
ern Union and Postal Telegraph Com
panies, IL was expected that the most
prompt and general publicity would be
given 10 II through cotton exchanges.
The two companies were notified not later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

the experience of the past The crop NAV
turn ont 90 be as large as 9.5WWD bales
In view Of the failure OF the statement
or Tuesday 10 reach you promptly. /
certainly Will advise you in future when
any statement is 70 be issued aside from
the regular statement on the 10Th OF the
honth and the printed statement which
ioiio"s IT, but In handing Tuesdays
statement simultaneously to the two
IlNaI companies, whose service on the
IVth or the month Is usually 80 satisfac-
tory, II was certainly felt that every
thins was being done TO insure prompt
ana general publication OF the statement
To every one interested"
Inc COTTON Exchange has received
report trom the Washington branch Of
the Western Union COMPANY which
practically assumes responsibility for tina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Some 1900 pairs OF Ladies Solid Lea
Their shoes, mostly buttOns-a lew
laced. sOles of sold leather, ups OF
patent leather; uppers of genuine klu-
skin In the present state Of the shoe
market these are better than N.3D
shoes. The remarkable feature or TINS
sale being the shoes are perfect IN
every detail. for Sc.
Some 900 pairs li,tle gentlemen's, misses,
and childrcn's Shoes, which are b.lhs
sold by wholesale houses al no less
than "a dollar "A pair. and which are
rctailed as specials at ST. pair. Don
YOU consider this sale Remarkable
when YOU can buy them here at Toe.
Some COO pairs of the boys best Slo9
Shoes obtainable anywhere I'm Amer
lea. without fault or imperiection of
any kind. In this sale. per pair. 81 10.
Some 500 pairs OF Infants Solid Leather
Shoes. including some Macay-sowcd
and some with hand-turned sOles tine
ruling price Of which in every shoe
store in the land rs zoe; the sale price
Is soc
Some 200 pairs OF Ladies' Wnter-Woisht
Wei Kid Shoes with bcst-Quanty sole
leather counters-yampics OF Shoes
shown by manuiactur rs for next
spring are no better az Sl75. these TO
be sold at $50
ladies &c Ovorgaters. Toe.
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DRESS GOODS SALES.


5i-inch ZiboIine, swell, SIS quail
fly.
tG and 5O-inch Cheviots and Plain
Finish PInids, worth, yard, SI.25.
5O-inch Plain CheviOts aud Cloth
10 mntch plaid. the $1.3o kind.
Reconstructed BrOadcIOths, NIL
cOlOrs.
Imported Ocean serges, in Fast
Blues.
THESE AT zoe. NARDi
4G-inch Imported Plaids, extra fin
ish.
1B-inch Plaid Covert Cloths, cIc-
giant neutral tints. "A fine - value.
46-inch Fancy suitings, latest col
Ors.
45-inch serges, Cheviots, and
IIomespuns.
Al Zoe. YARD
ALL-WOOL DOUBLE-FOLD CHE
NIOTS.
Ar IL lee. YARD
WOOL GERMAN PLAIDS, nearly 40
inches wide. goods that originally
sold Zoe. yard, the most pronounced
bnrgnin of the sale.
At 33c. Yard
Plaid Skirtings, 81 whole pieces.
'"N 49, minus " hith nhNt bffu .Bpt.
and which, with goods going up,
VIII soon cost more. These are our
lntest purchase.
TMO-FACED GOLF PIAiDS-2 SPE-
cIALS-S1.I9, S1.5O. SI.0o.
WOOL MOREEN sI<IRTINGS. 371c.
VERY UNUSUAL sALE-FIRST
TINE WITHIN ORR Knowledge
THESE soc. GOODS SELLING FOR
373c. YARD.
zoe. Innings for re.
comprisinS italian Cloth. Sldrtings.
and Tailor Innings. Blacks and coIore'
stripes and plaids.
Au colors French Percalines iOc.
Striped Skirt-Lining sale at Zoe.
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TIRED or LIVING.
Shot Himself, and the Wound VIII
Prove Fatal.

HINTON w. VA. November iI.-leff
ciai)-Robert Ondorf. son OF D. e. ora-
dorif proprietor of the Brunswick inh
OF This city was fatally wounded yes...-
day evening by shooting himself throlfa
tho risht side, IN attempting 90 commit
suicide He was IN saloon at the tme
the shooting occurred. lie was cef
scious afterwards. and gave 0s DIS rc.
for the deed that he was tired Ol iNr.
lie is about % years OF age. Hnd an r.
ployec Of the Chesapeake and OHIO sAA'
WAY
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Tnr corro.-cnop-REronr LEAK
Explanation of Government Stats.
tieian 90 New York Exchange

NEW YORK. November l8.-Tho D.
OF Managers OF the New York Cotton
Change Is investigating the reports
persons interested IN the cotton
changes have received advance inform
ton from the governments latest ei
mate Of the cotton crop Suporntendci
King. OF the Exchange. has made pub
lie letter from John Hyde, statistical
or tho Department Of Agriculture "a.
Washington, dated November 18th, in
which he says:
replied AZ once 20 your telegram of
ne sfth instant. 10 the effect that the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

ue'ay In sending out the statement ~
cotton Exchange manager OF tho Pc,
Telegraph Company denies th..
representative az Washlnoton 'neir
whether the report Was ~, incurred
ehd. The telegraph companies 3, ms
neVed' are conducting inyestleaf,ors Ds
their own account 9"''VNs on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

LADIES soc. DNcrGdlterS, -0c.
Ladies' $50 Fur-Top Satin-Quilted
Juliets. 81.
Ladies Felt Slippers. regular price, 81.
Tor 50c.
Ladies Felt Juliets 75c.
Misses and Childrens Shoes for one
dollar can be bought anywhere ana
everywhere Dut there is TO be offered
here "a smallish lot Of the best you
have seen for many days 10 come at
81 They include button and lace and
nine styles, covering every wantable
kind.
The sorosis Shoe at $3.50 can be bought
only here.
With q three-million-dollar capital at
hand. the makers of the Carlisle
shoes have made for us new lot
of Shoes the quality Of leather used
being the same as that in the famous
lot we sold last spring Had il not
been for their large capital they
couldn't have bought enough leather
before the advance 20 make such
shoes to-day at two dollars and for
this two dollars We give you every
guarantee possible, that is If they do
not wear as well as any 81 80 or 3
SnOcs you buy Il new pair will be
given. In this lot are seven styles,
including the new mannish shape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

]. d. Bridges. editor Democrat ra,c.s
ter. \. H.. says. zone Minut. go,
Cure is the best remedy FOR croun o,,.r
used" Immediately relieves ana cnres
coughs. colds, Group, asthma. pneumoni,
bronchitis. grippe. and an throat and
lung troubles. Ii prevents consumption.
Bodeker Bros. 4. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

pie and some Of almost every color,
now zoe.
Those beautiful Cross-Corded Tai.
fetn silks. every yard 81 every color
we had at $3.50, are now 10 bc sold
at 81.
All the PIntd Novelties. MI the
striped N"@oitfes. that sold up 10
$3.50 yarJ
evening shades or Picking Stripes.
tn"t sold for 81, Evening shades Of
thecAed Ts6e:as, sold for sl5D,
h'ening Sn"-Ss or Erunfsite uro-
c"des' sold Tor $500 BIucI, Brocnde.
Cords' Dos, stripes. thnt sold from
@I To So all selling now. choice. 7ic.
yard. '''
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5000 PAIRS OF SHOES HELD
BACK BY A MANUFACTURES

Wal for he
Ours yndc
on sale,
q
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DRESS-TRIMMING SALE.

The unusual again happens;
zoe. BOw-I<nOt Appliaucs for 25c.
SO Black and Northumberland
Net. $3.50.
zoe. White striped Nets for 35c
Elegant Mousselne DE Sole. 80 different
shades :sDc
Persian Hemstitched and Figured Taft
teta Hokings, in small pieces, - 90
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

These $3.50 Suits are winning popular
favor; customers tell us that they see
nothing equal 70 them elsewhere in
Richmond. They are made i'm au
styles. from the Nestee Suits. hand
s0mely trimmed. for the little fellow.
up TO 16-year Double-Breasted Short
Pants Suits for the very best dressed
boys. They arc I'm an the late dcsir-
able mems suitiugs. thoroughly tall
0red throughout, and are worth $500,
for $50
The 81 Is suits are made OF Al-WoOl
Mixed CheviOts and Black or Blue Mel
tons, double-breasted, for boys ages
10 10 years, and are worth $50, for
s1.1S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

At OF II pRlt - ~ - NV 80.
The third-Goor snle-r""m
goes merriIs on tins week. W."
+, Elegant Golden OAK Li"r"'F
TabIes. prices were si2 4" SIS S"''-
ME prices. $3.50 To Sl-.oo.
= Elegant Mahogany Parl"r "'"
rfbrnrv rDbIcS. prices were Hu."" w
500; sample prices. Si."o !" go
/, of the Best Make Han H'"'"'
nrices were $3.50 20 SIG; Sample
priccs. $3.50 to $40.
Tnpcstry- Covered CodcheS'
cinI. S103. oo
Ieathcrette ConcheS, speci"i' S,.'''
Near about 100 Odd pieces rear N"-
borany Plain Upholstered I"'"'"
PnrIor and Library Chairs DiN""N'
Rockers. etc. Prices near ""o"'
hnIf what they will retail Tor ~
day. ,1..
srrprisingIy BcautifuI Golden
Oak CheVaI Mirror Chamber sum '"r
S2O.50.
S94 for Oak Chamber suit Oi htEh-
est Polished EIabOrateIy Carved He
NeIIcd-Edge shaped Mirrors b"'n
bureau and washstand.
$50 for n truly elegant Real MA
boeany bedroom suit; head and
footbonrd carved 10 match the Colo
ninE style dresser aud WaShst"nH'
q odd Bureaus have been placed on
the floor for special selling this
week.
We have not heard any attempt 10
match the SidcbOnrd offer of our
sale of last week. II continues.
5000 buys n complete sidebOard'
with swell front and bevelled edge
mirror.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

A famous mills make HohN b'"s
sells Carpets, to-d"yS
cost. 0Oc.; our sales price ''''
Genuine Hartford Administer ar
pets, to-day's wholesale price 7l'-o'
our sales price S5c.
The Smiths COmpnnN's Niit"n
vet Carpets. to-dnH's h"'eS"'e
price. ~; our sales price '"''
INC hest ninety-cent Brussels Carpets;
sale price, G5c o,...o...
This seasons best makes Of ftty-cent
Rrusscls Carpets. sale price Doc.
AU-Wool 2-piv Carpets. the lowest
wholesale price is now Boo, our sdle
price. 4oc.
Yard-Wide Ingram Carpets, to-day's
wholesale price, ~ Zc.i our sale price,
19c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

WOMEN'S JACKETS of Heavy
Weight oxford Cloth very neatly
tailor made. mostly in the Dark Mix
ed Gray shades now SO fashionable
and so scarce $3.50 value. beyond a
doubt, special at s. 80.
Women's Jackets. heavy au-wOOl Kerr
sey cloth, completely lined with supe-
rior-quaiity taneta silk, every seam
strapped. $40
Womcn's Jackets. I'm Tan and Black ker-
ScN, dOuble-brtastcd or hy-irOnt.
nicely made and lined throughout with
mcrcerizcd silk, So
WOMEN'S SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS
Heavy. blister patterns i'm Crepou Skirts.
All the new effects, lined with good
quality percaline. and velvet-bouud
- 30
The popular Plaid-Back skirts. I'm Tan.
Blue. Gray habit-back. strictly tailor
made, stitched panel and bottom. 81
WOMEN'S MAN-TAILORED SUITS.
made Of best imported chev0ts. dou-
ble-breasted that fits perfectly tight
OF ny-lront, entire suit sik-Hned;
these suits specially cheap az $3.50,
WoMEN's TAILOR SUITS, made of
Piaid-Back Cloth. no lining i'm the suit.
seams all neatly bound d0ublc-broast-
ca coat. revers Of plaid skirt has
talor-stitching finish, very stylish. for
SI5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Yard-Wide Ingram Carpets. all-wool
nIing: Wholesale price is AZ lie. our
sale price, Doc.
UPWARDS Of IL thousand smyrna
Rugs;
eO inches long and 30 inches wide
The $50 patterns: sale at $50.
The $50 patterns; sale at oSc.
wool smyrna Rugs, with fringe
10c.
Seamless China Mating, weighing
70 and - pounds to Roll; sale nj
II lie. Importers say is the last
lot Of such heavy Mattings for so
low n price wen see for years.
Is-inch-wide stair OiI-ClOth, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
SILKS AS THEY HAVE
NOT BEEN SOLD IN YEARS.

B YER
sPECULATED IN siL-ACTo ait BOUGHT TWICE As
SEASON AND THE ONERSrOC,.
CONSEQUENTLY GREAT SPECIAL SALE, HAVE
1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

FUR COLLARETTES Of Real Mink,
exact style of above picture put
FIR COLLARETTES Of Russian
Smoked Fox. made of the whole fox,
with head and tail. much under reguu-
lar price. To-morrow........... 90
STRIPED MINK AUFF. one OF IN
wonders of the fur trade how II IS
We can sell them for ..-.........,.. 40.
FIR COILARETTES, of Real Brown
Marton. y inches deep. with storm col.
lar. solid collar, satin lined, usual
price is SD. Tomorrow. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
SALE OF HOUSEWIVES DOMESTIC
GOODS.
The rise in prices has no effect

The rise in prices has no ehect
here.
ODD lengths Of .he finest Long Cloth.
No. 1900, regular l6c. value. for -.
42-inch Pillow Case Cotton. heavy, round
thread, free from dressing. > lie.
ward
1O-i Bleached Shooting for Tic. yard.
Full-Width Shell-Stitched Skireing Elan
mel for I5c. yard.
32-nch Brown Shaker Flannel, regular
39c. value. for 25c. yard.
All-WOOl Red TWilled FLANNEL Tor
2 lie. yard.
Yard-Wide White Wool Flannel, regu-
lar soc. value. for Soc. yard.
White Wool Flannel, with silk hem
stitched embroidery. for 3oc. yard.
Plaid Twilled Reps, for children
dresses. 3 7-sc. yard.
80 new patterns Ot the Best fIanhel-
lettes for Sc; yard.
Woven Fiannellettes. small checks ana
stripes, for mems shirts. iOe. yard.
Nard-Wide Pcrcalcs, best quality Black
and White. SC yard.
Dark Dress Ginghams plaid and
27-inch Cotton Bird-Eye. soft finish 4oc.
piece Of 10 yards.
Special purchase Of 100 dozen White and
Colored- Bordered Union Linen Huck
Towels. of American manufacture,
l9X3S inches, IL l-2c. each; Si.39
dozen.
Double-Thread Turksh-Bath Towels. 50
inches long regular l9c value, for
IL lie each.
Pure Linen Bleached Damask. 50 inches
wide. 59c. value. for 4Oc. yard
6S-inch EXtra-Heavy Scotch Damask,
snow-white bleached, SO, regular 81
quality.
Napkins. Pinch. 20 match. SO dozen.
Col0red- BOrdered Fringed DOylles Tor
19c. dozen.
Bleached Doylies IS inches square. for
zoe dozen. 81 value.
B-inch All-Linen B.eached Damask
Napkins, double selyedge, 81 dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

made Of HOmespun, dOube-breasted,
6-luttOn-frOnt coat. skirt with seal
loped side-panel, habit-bdck skirt, a
$40 value, TO say the least; for TINS
sale. 50.
Atwood Flannel Underskrt Patterns,
i'm Red Cray and Blue. 75c.
Al-Wool and Shrunk Onderskirt Pat
terms, eXtra-quality and size 4OXoi, Tor
$50
GOLF CAFES, for women, plaid
backs of every description, and i'm
ported ShaWls i'm endless variety OF
cOlOrs and patterns.
25-nch Golf Capes. made Of Imported
rug. Black face with Black and Whlle
Plaid back, plaid reVers and hood. ST..
Golf Capes. made of Navy-Blue Serge
with Red and Blue Plaid backs, $Soo.
Very Handsome Golf Capcs. extra
lengths. in Tan and Brown race, WI n
Tan. Red. and Brown Plaid back. re-
Vers and hood of plaid, trimmed with
own fringe. SO.
Also a splendid line Of cheaper Golf
Capes. from SOS up.
800 Plush Capes forced our way
NJ less than IL regular cost. We
start the Plain Plush Capes, fur
trimmed, at 3Dc.
Beaded and Embroidered Plush
CRpcs, full lined, fur-trimmcd, al
SOS.
Finer ones at same proportion up to
Sy.3S
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FUR COLLARETTES, on
Light Gray Lynx FUR, eX-
act style Of above pic
ture. with 5 tails TO
match; although the price
is very low. they are ser
viceable, as they are
worth about five dollars.
Tomorrow ...t......f-- -"".
gUR COLLARETTES OF
Belgian Fur or Imitation
Seal. I'D inches deep,
much under regular
price ........ ssss.s'..s h'''D
TIR COLLARETTES, of
Belgian Fur. dyed % imi-
tate sable. with electric
seal Jokes. Io-mor-
row ......... ........fS' 90,
rTR COLLARETTES. OF
Electric Seal, style Of pic
ture. but not 50 long To-
morrow ...... ......2l %.
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62o SArlPLE PIECES
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

On "A special table, commencing
Monday morning, ~ large factOry's
samples, used by the drummcrs. and
in almost perfect condition: Ladies'
Drawers. 15c. 10 -; Gowns, 29c. 10
So Pctticoats, Zoe. to $500; Aprons,
Sc. to 05c, all being at exact cost of
the factory 10 make; only about =
pairs Of each kind.
SALE OF MEMS SHIRTS-S1 GRIF-
FON brand. soc.
The celebrated "GriffOn Brand"
shirts. made of Percaie and Madras,
Numbered. stin bosom. open back
ana front; 4 pair separate Guns with
every shirt; not "a shirt worth less
than 81. some worth more, for soc.
Mems Working Shirts. made Of woven
chevOts, full size and well made, Tor
.,5c
Mons Extra-Heavy Canton Flannel
Drawers. reinforced seat and front cut
eXtra-full sizes, for 90.
Mems Fancy Woollen Mixed SoX. natu-
raj wool camers-hair. and dark-gray'
ZJc. value. for nc.
Mems Night Robes made of fancy out
ing cloths, 81 inches long, all sizes, for
THE EXQUISITE HANDKERCHIEF
EXTRACTS OF GELLE FREREs AND
MONSON 4 Gle. SELLING REGULAR
LIZ Al zoe; SALE At TOILET COUN-
TER FOR 25c.
fellow Swansdown. all tlnts sc.
Mcnuen's lalcum Powder. II l-&c.
Meade < Bakers Mouth Wash. i5c.
Wo0dburys Facial : lap. IL.
Pears TnscenteG Soap lie.
Oakleys Florida water. loo.
LANDLORDS 75c. Extracts. ounce, 25c.
Pure Palm-Oi Soap, dozen, g..
Genuine Pnsse partouts. all the old
masters. perfectly mounted, with
In a. a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

I'm the hundreds VIII" "hNc .ato
The past two weeks an"
,me new additions.
sg5 buys an elegant Coio"'"'
hoard. which visitors ten w -
Ia the 500 ones elsewhere
AZ $1,000. AT S12.i5. at SlS'oV. III
sIO.O9. nj S2f.3S. ut S3f.oc, nj Sl''"V
there are Sidebonrds bought "h'"'
special conditions, ana sofa "t Tess
profit than most merchants c"re 10
do.
CARLOAD or IRON BEDS.
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FRIENDSHIP HEARTS. STERLING
SILVER, Zoe. ENGRAVED FREE oF
CHARGE.
silver Friendship Bracelets. worth Oh
sale az 900. ana engraving free
fieAcn Paste Diamond Sunbursfs 81 os
cry tai Waist Pins. for 80.
tIhese sales az Jewelry Counterl
STAMPED LINEN SALE.
including some not stamped and o.t.r
Art Embroidery Goods.
Se"rfS Of Pure German linen. hem.
stitched nII around. &c.. never
know" under soc.
squire centrepieces. hcm,ttched
al around. simply wonderful az PC.
Hand-Mado Renaissance D5yas and
Mats. Zoe.
Laee-Edge and Inserti1n-Crr.prc.s
made in the converts OF sw.z.rast.
sale at zoe
NURSING CORsETS, LONG WAIST.
oNE DOLLAR MAKE; SALE Al soc.
Misses Corsets. special at soc
The New Bias-Cut Coreofs 4 .rr
arranged for the habif-bset .t.r-...s
az Si.75
GLASSES FITTED ny Az OpTiCfN
Who Is a graduate with diplomat arc
no extra charge for the serve.
solid S-kamt Gold Eyo-Gas ss.
The new Goidette Eyc-GIass and
Spectacle frames. q dfncrrnt styles
Oh ""se-pieces, httcd with scnuinne
'eri-Scopic lenses OF any size. weak
OF >ir"hsj special 10 Introduce. -ie'
a pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Ladies' 40-gauge Double-Sole Black
Hose. elsewhere a bargain at l5c., tor
Sc. pair.
Ladies' and Childrcn's y 1-2c. Black
Hose, plain and ribbed, for lie.
pair.
Boys and Girls Heavy 25c. School
Hose lie. pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

5oc. IL the Sale price on n Grentl
lot of Ladies' Dollar Underwear, in
Gliding White or Natural MOOR
Vests and Pants.
s1.25 buys Ladies' Pure Spun-siiiS
Ribbed Vests, high neck and long
sleeves. which viii cost 81 To dupli-
cate.
In the sale at ~ are Lndieg' Black
Eauestrienne Tights, Oneitn Union
Suits, Fine Red Medicnted and Pure
White Lamb's-W WOOL Underwear.
The Best of Ladies' soc. White Ne
rino Wool Vests, and Pants To match
nr. i'm the sale at 81 lie. each.
ChiIdren's FIeece-Ribbed Wrap
pers and Ribbed Vests and Pants
heavily neece-Iined, are to be sold
at IL lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
UNPRECEDENTED SELLING
IN THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT.


i'm
similar
hands that we ccm q
NQUEsTONED EXCELLENCE STYLE. AND QUALITY
the phenomenoy the contrary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
WHEN YOU BUY BOYS CLOTHING


In
he
he cost is but n mo
both
them carefully They
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Not 70 know our Fur stock is not
10 he rs well posted on the UT
question a. every woman ought 10
he before she makes her winter p"r-
chase. We give much more htteh-
ton to the smaller Furs, Coilnreties'
uu0x SETS. &C.. than any other Rich
mond firm that we know or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
CARPETS ATLEss THAN FACTORY PRICES

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