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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17

of the new weapon to be employed against
the magnificent navy Of England III the
event of war.
When various sections Of the subma-
rine boat had reached Touon they were
fastened together and the boat armed
with two Whitehead torpedoes. Then the
order was given and the submarine boat
slipped gradually out Of sight beneath
the waters OF the harbor. Only the con-
ming tower was visible in few minutes
and through the glass window of this
lookout the pilot. Captain Lepord, guild
ed the boat here and there about the har-
Dor, only a faint streak of water show
ing the position OF the craft, so faint
that il might be mistaken for the track
Of a big fish at a short distance from the
spot where the dangerous boat was Gid
ing along beneath tbs waves. The boat
was practically invisible, for it was only
at intervals that the coming tower was
allowed to emerge in order 70 allow the
pilot TO get his bearings and then dive
down again.
L have secured from the inventor
photograph of himself in the interior OF
the boat, which 1 send you. Like the
famous Nautilus OF Jules Verne's ina
gination this invention OF one OF his
countrymen is managed entirely by cleo
tricity. The machinery as will be seen
Is condensed into the minutest space and
the object of the Inventor has been to
make the boat as small as possible for
greater convenience In transportation.
The boat is cigar-shaped and port
holes are placed on the upper section and
precautions are taken against the break
ing OF the glass by the addition Of steel
caps that can be instantly closed at the
moment of danger
The motive power Is an electrically
driven screw in the stern of the cigar
shaped craft. and as the boat Is very
small and of a shape that easily slips
through the water great speed was at
tanned at the trial, with the tiny engines
The diving and returning 10 the sur
face was accomplished by means OF fins
placed at the side OF the boat and com
| pressed air stored in the fore part of the
| boat kept the atmosphere breathable dur
| ing the progress OF the experiments.
| Four men can manage the boat and
| launch the torpedoes. so compactly ar
| ranged are the electric batteries that
/ form the motive power. All that is need
| ed Is one man at the wheel, one 10 attend
| tho engines and two To fire the missiles.
| There Is no noise. no smoke. no rafting
| OF machinery. The boat Owed and moved
noiseessly as fish. answered the helm
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readily, came 10 the surface and Owed
again as gracefully as though possessed
of life; there were no breakdOwns, no ac-
cidents OF any kind.
The French government officials who
were present at the trials were delighted
with the performances Of lie Goubet. and
especially with the fact. made evident TO
them by the transportation Of the boat
by rail, that one of these little driving
craft could be carried on the big war
ships and used for numerous useful and
dangerous purposes. such asfOr entering
the harbor Of a hostile power and recon-
noiterng and perhaps swiftly attacking
and retiring before the enemy knew
what had struck him. entering rivers too
shallow TO permit Of navigation by the
large craft and guarding the river and
harbor mouths. The French government
has requested the inventor NJ. LOubet,
not TO dispose Of the invention 10 any
foreign nation until they have decided
whether or not 10 purchase the exclusive
right To its use. A. LOubet, being a
patriot as well as an inventor. has con-
scented to this proposition so that there
is no likelihood Of Frances enemies ac-
curing the right to use the new subma-
rine boat.
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The Fair-Dny Friend.
(Chicago Times-Horald)

lChlCagO Ilmes-HeTaldJ
O, where are the friends you knew
In the days when you tOiled away
In the days when your friends were few
The old friends where are they?
You have left them for men
Who looked down on you then
As one of inferior metal.
While you flourish your wealth
They will drink TO your heath.
And always expect you 10 settle.
When the dark days come again
Stop not at the gided door;
Go back 70 the old haunts then
And the friends you knew before
Everybody's your friend
While you've money 20 spend
You're hail-felow while you're In clover
But a friend az a price
VIII have only advice
To give when your hurrah IS over
:. +. KISER.
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A CaDe Sale.

$50 Plush Cape. trimmed In Astrachah
fur. Jet. and braid. for 81 ~.
Special values in Plush Capes at 90 ov
and 81. al, neatly trimmed. some sou al
high as 81.
y Plush Capes, some plain ana sos-'
trimmed. i'm fur and braid, jet. for 81;
they are worth $40 TO SIP. ia
% Cloth Melton Tan Beaver Capes' sou
for g.. for 81.
q Golf Capes. in all colors. with rich il
plaid lining. and plaid hoods that s.!'
Eli over the city for $. for this sale 80 80
Il Fancy Golf Cspes, well worth CIV
impossible for print to describe thenn' To-
morrow for 1878.
& snccial sale I'm Ladies' Fine Golf Capes,
vorth So % TO SIS. for $3.50 and $40
20 Childron's Golf Capes, sold Ior So'4V'
tomorrow for 1915.
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Artificial flowers.

Palms os all kinds.
Nedallions. 10 10 oSc.
sterling Silver Novelties OF all kinds
'S Sboe9Horns. Files, and Atomizers. =;
and soc.
Vases. IOc 10 so.
Fine Bisque Ornaments. 10c. 10 $40.
Watch Fobs, 25c. to $50.
Mems Match Boxes, Zoe. 10 81.
Fancy China Plates.
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Heavy Bed Clothing

% pairs Pure White 1914 Blankets, full
size. beautiful borders, real value Mz0'
q BARS White and Gray Blankets, 75c.
value, for 55c. pair. So.
10 pairs White Blankets, IL the DIG,
gest bargain ever offered in Rlchmond
before. Tor 81 pair. r,,,..
80 pairs German White Wool Blankets,
beautiful borders and tapped. the real
value Of them 81, to-morroWs specl~
81 80. .oo-
10 pairs of Camers-WoQl Blankets SO
crib quilts. padded with good White
cotton, soc. kind tomorrow Tor &c;
Heavy Single-Bed Quilts, well PADDED
the 81 l-2c. kind, for 39c. ,.
81 Quilts, extra large size, for double
bed. tomorrow zoe. , 80
Satesn-Llned Quilts the same thing on
both sides. $50 kind. for SID.
s. Down Quilts. the French saleeh
covering, for 1915.
Sc Heavy White Cotton Quilts, the best
French sateen covering, beauliiul pat
terms. for tomorrow only, - OF them 10
be sold for 81 -
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lOC. TO $40.

Here IS n list 70 give you q few itsu
Of what we have:
Medailions. in all subjects. loc. 20 81.
Fancy Work-Boxes. pc. 10 81.
Silver Hearts. 10 90 25c.
Plasts, I0c. 10 81.
Gun and Collar Boxes 25c.
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes.
Sterling silver Novelties 0f all kinds
Picture Frames. 10 10 81.
Writing Tablets. 20.
Ornaments OF all descriptions.
Inkstands. 200 tO So
Smoke Sets. 20 90 soc.
Powder Boxes OF an descriptions
Silver Purses Of an kinds. 20. O. -
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Horse Blankets.

Buy tomorrow, as you VIII
never have such chance again.
20 pairs Heavy Mexican Cotton Horse
RlGnkets,. standard price everywhere 81,
with straps, for tomorrow 81.
A Double Warn Horse Blanket, with
q little wool S225 value, with straps. to-
morrow for - -.
The DOUBLE Warp Cavalry Horse Blank
cts, with straps, tomorrow for $3.50
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LOT NO. =.
AT d Rarqain, SlO.9S.

We offer 50 Fine Ladies Suits. in CO.
verts. chsviots. and homespuns, DC.n
Black and colors large variety OF Grays'
in tight-ftting single and double-broast-
ed. box front. all silk lined. the SKIRT
made pleated or habit backs, not a single
suit could be bought anywhere else -
ihln SlE our r.rlnn ----........... = OoN
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Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heaas Note-Heads. Circulars, Handbills.
Dodgers. &c. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. WIN give you
good work at the same prices you pay Tor
inferior work. Send us your orders. and
We will guarantee satisfaction in every
particular.
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A Sale Buggy and
Baby Carriage Robes.

A Heavy Buggy Robe worth 81, for
$40.
$3.50 Plush Bugby Robes. in beautiful
coiors for 81.
4 special sale in Baby-Carriago Fur
Robes tomorrow from Sl2o 10 81.
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At 23c. you cannot match our Neck
wear: they are worth soc.
our 2JC Puff Ties are gems.
At SOC our Neckwcar is equal to any
81 Neckwear.
Mems 81 Neckwear. in boxes, Puffs or
Flowing-End Ties. for 75c.
Spcclal sale in Mems Fine Neckwear -
81 20 10 81.
Mems $50 Muhlers. quilted, silk lined,
O.,
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A Coat Sale.

A Goat SdIc.
M m plack Beaver Coat. short, round
0T.50 cut. half silk lined, regular S''0'
g < Black and Tan Melton Beaver net S,er
% sey Goats. all-silk lined, pam 2o M Hn
g Black Beaver or Light Tan, in short
on round cut. single or double-preasteu'
with dart sleeves: real value. ~.
G1 Black. Light Tan. and chocolate
Ds Brown Kersey Coats. al-Sik ll,ie1'
velvet collars. plain or double-breasted,
the regular so value. l.. -,
Ss-Fine Kcrsev Beaver Goats, IN an
new shades Of Modes and Tans and Lack
and NaVy-Blue, neatly made. IN shee,,oo'
round-cut. silk lined, bargain at >i0'
so-We show a Coat that will be en- I'M
noseibIe 10 match AZ Sl25O in ran bige'
Black. and Modes. they are neatly hiau0'
short, scalloped cut.
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LOT NO. 3.
At a Bargain, $3.50.

We offer for Monday 80 Ladies' Gray
Homospun Cheviot Suits, coat lined WIN
short. scalloped cut. single or double
breasted, skirts habit back and scallopeG
fronts. not a single suit could be bought
for less than $3.50 else there, our
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A Sale Carriers.
BriC-a- BraC-
A New Department.

This IS our first experience ln thls i,.
partment or course We have sIl ths rsr
novelties I'm Fine Ornaments char aIl
make a handsome Christmas present.
Come take a stroll through this la,.r.
meut. You will see "a great many rsf
novelties nc just half price from n,
Ear china store. Prices range 10, %
$40
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Bows CtOt hing

quarter and no vigilance by the crew OF
watchful hostile ships can locate thelh,
They could 20 swiftly towards the scene
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Lace Curtains and Portieres.
On account of some special pur-
chases we are enabled 10 oher
the following unusual bargains:

"a n,irs Lace Curtains. pure White, 3
vsyds long, tape all round, sold Tor 81
19ir' as long as they last, 65c. pan. =, o.
a5 pairs Lace Curtains. that were Si'-o
pair. tomorrow soc. pair. oaaos
d. nsirs Lace Curtains. woven edges u
oood 80 value. 1-2 yards long, Tor 81
% naIrs Lace Curtains. real pretty pat
terms. all woven edges, fully worth Y o.
pair, for $3.50.
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Rugs, Drugoets, and Carpets

would be useful Christmas pres
ents, and would be appreciated.
Tomorrow we start some won
derful selling in this department.
The costs are surprisingly low.
Good grades in Smyrna Rugs, in Per-
sian patterns. all sizes. A., 80. 63. 73c.
81. 81 -. $50 and SO on up TO so.
Ia fact. print would not tell you OF the
great values.
Ingram Druggets. all sizes-3x2 IL. sx5
4x4. Ak 10 4x5. 4 l-2x5-at So, So, 81, and
SO, worth nearly double.
Hall Rugs I'm all lengths. 50 TO SO.
Ingram Carpets and Brussels Carpets al
great sacrifice. You would be surprised
to see the Carpet you can get for such
little money.
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Fur Robes for the Baby,

Fur Robes. that were 8 and 81. an,.s,
sOllcd. for $50.
Fur Robes. that sold for Sc ard 2,
slightly soiled. 81.
Fur Robes, with the new improy.mxs
SO 30.
Great values I'm Fur Robes al $50
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upon the unsuspecting enemy. a rev
torpedoes would do the rest. II IS truly
dovilist and Frenchmen may well boast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17

. pairs Damask Cord Portieres. full
length. extra wide. $3.50 value, for -.
- pairs Of Chenille Porueres, fuH
length. for $3.50 pair, all colors:
Special sale Of Portieres. So TO 80.
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All Toys Now
Below Cost
To Close Out Department.
Our Holiday Novelties

are so numerous that it wilhsa
the whole paper TO tell You abor,
them. A walk through our store
would pay you to examine our
Holiday display on the four ca-
ire counters, consisting OF mt-
cles suitable for presents to sri
the most fastidious taste at prices
ranging from
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Hosiery Bargains.
Such values were never Know
in history before.

80 'AA''NNN
At &c. Boys and Girls Fast-Black
Corduroy Ribbed Hose, worth Zoe.
At IOc.. Boys and Girls Seamless Rib
bed Hose 2-thread, double heel and toe
really worth Ic.
AT IL lie. the Best Double-Knee Hose
I'm the world can be found here This
wonderful stocking has two threads,
splced heel. real worth. zoe. pair.
At IL he. Real Black Maco, double
sole. full 4O-gauge, great value.
S-Thread Black Hose; also. heel ana
toe White feet. worth 19c., for IL lie.
4 pair. ~. IN.
finish. double heels and toes. worth soc.
At lie, Black feet, with colored tops,
slightly soiled. sold for 39c. pair.
Childrens Wool Ribbed Hose, i5c., sod
Tor &c. M
pair tomorrow Zoe
soc. Imported Ladies' Tan Wool CASH
mere Hose tomorrow soc.
Great values in Ladies 50c Isle Hose
for 25c.
Boys Clothing
FOR XMAS PRESENTS.
Rows Wool Suits, 30 value. for soc.
Rows All-Wool Scotch CheViOt Suits,
sold for $3.50, for $3.50.
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We offer for Monday % Ladies' lnvisl-
bic Striped Serge suits. coats SIX nlsu u,
made i'm the newest style, the skirts ~ a.
Monday nIlr Irlra ......................t O ~
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Of a rendezvous of warships, hidden as
baggage on a freight car TO be put togeth-
81, and sent beneath the waves TO creep
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Table Linens.
Greatest values that have evel
been offered in Richmond.

5S-inch Turlkey-Red Table Linen, 10 be
sold for 25c.
wide. 60 be sold for ~ lie.
Unbleached Table Linen, % inches WIDE
SOC value. for &c.
6O-inch Unbleached Satin Damask Table
Linen. sec value. for soc.
G-yard-wide Bleached Table Linen, SIC.
grade for soc.
0G-inch Table Linen. Satin Damask'
beautiful patterns, worth s. p yard, in the
lily Of the valley pattern, for Sl.4S.
Special sale Table Linen at CD .oc''
and 81
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Apron Sale.

sc. White Aprons. hemstitched, with
woven stripes, for i6 2-Sc.
3sC. White Aprons, hemstitehed, lace
stripe effect, long strings, for &c.
zoe. White Aprons. in plain embroidery
hemstitched. Tor zoe.
Nurses Aprons. with revers ana hem-
stitched, for SOC, with bibs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17

We've antici-
pated the great
demand for these
most appropri-
ate Christmas
Gifts. Every de-
sirable s t VI e,
from the lowest
priced to the
dainty creation
in French linen
with 'scalloped
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-17

Men S Gloves Tor street, dress,
and driving use, in all the most
fashionable colorings.
Black and Tan 2-Clasp Gloves. kid, witt
cusset fingers. worth $l50 for 81.
Misses Kid Gloves, "A Tan, Brown, and
Ladies Black Jersey Gloves. worth SOC.
FOR 25c.
Lsdies' Black Jersey s-Clasp, worth zoe.
for SOC.
for 5C.
Mems and Boys Scotch Wool Colored
Gloves. great value &c.
Boys Wool Mittens, Sc. value, holiday
price nc.
81 lie
Mems Astrachan-Back Gloves. with Mo-
cha finish. 81 value, holiday price ooc.
Bows Mocha Gloves, with Astrachan
backs, S9c. value for SOC.
Mems and Boys Fur-Top Kid Gloves,
great value. Tor SOC.
Boys Buckskin Gloves at unheard-ot
priccs-5Oc.
GenGemen's Driving Gloves, with fur
backs. 81 value. for $50.
Gentlemen's Street Kid Gloves, for
dress. worth $50 pair. for 81.
Children's Kid Mittens, with fur tops
for SOC.
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rur VERNON ToornnRush'

,.,,,s pp,-su HAS GIVEN SUD
TO ib,its - aud the sale oi VIZ.
ecnr,e 50 large. thaJ they are ....l
Ia. - n, eu manufacturer. 1.ee>-1N
hn Careful 70 see that "rhE Nh -.
bly, 81 eoest quality OF bristl0 ana .I o
otl, tn9 5s'n,ily-selectcd bone are u... r.
n.y., ,o' Construction. Every Brush sDr, fy
. .I oot1to shed Is bristles. For "a, lr..
'u "drueeists. Price, 3 cents .aes' "a.
,n,,ed by PURCELL. LApD =
no sta
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A consignment sale OF
EUR@
tomorrow,
Sc to $3.50,
great values.
Art Embroidery for
Xmas Gifts.

The stock abounds in new sug-
eestions for decorative gifts. Ex-
ouisite things in shading, color
ines. and designs new to this
town. The department overhows
with practical beauty pieces to
choose from.
Sofa-Pillow Tops. Table Covers. and
Scarfs. and all tho new Cross-Stitched
Work. or the Swiss Embroidery Bureau
Scaffs. Shams. Centrepieces Tray-Ccycrs,
and variety of everything. irish Point
Scarfs. Renaissanco Scars, ana IIales;
that Will Intensely interest all practical
housewives
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White Bedspreads.

Special values for Monday:
eec. White Bedspreads, hemmed for use,
39c
Extra Large Size White Bedspreads.
worth 81 p, Tor T5c.
$50 White Bedspreads. full size, hem.
med for use. tomorrow for 81.
Special sale on White Bedspreads-S9c.,
sI.25, 81, $3.50 70 50.
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Furs for Xmas Gifts.

Give her a Neck Scarf, a Muff,
or Cape-season so acceptable.
Whether your purse bulge or not
you'll find something in this
stock to suit you and only the
worth sorts Of furs are here.
Black Edeliae Seal Cape Collarettes
worth $3.50, full length. with tails. TO
be sold FOR 81.
Black Seal Neck Pieces with
Marten tails. worth $50; our ST. ZS
Hack seal and Mink Neck
Pieces. with heads and tails. 81 81
worth s.. for ........ .;....,:.......''
Stone Narfcn Neck Pieces,
with heads and tails $3.50 Vaiue' ~. SU
Real Mink Neck Pieces with heads ana
tails. would be a bargain at 500
$i SACK lS' conev FUR Neck Pieces. with
long fronts. 2 heads and 10 q %
Fnn stone Marten Neck Pieces, win
long fronts and 10 tails, WouId Dc
bargain at 81; for this SZ.S0
GRAY Aetrachan Neck Pieces So. SD
and Nartcn tails .......... ...... " -.
Peal Mink Neck Pieces, with long
fronts satin lined. with 2 heads ana ~
tails. a bargain at $3.50; for this 81 .OU
Chiidrcn's White Fur Sets Sl.OO
collar and nun. 81 value Tor .,;,,,,,h long
nap. s. value; TOT r'' Tf.CO
Sa childrcns Dark Mink Sets at So. 90
q bargain price ........... '''''''
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BalmCral Skirts.

1e1-2c. Linen Towels. in buck and plain
all with fringe, 10c.
25c Huck Towels, extra-large SIZE ior
Monday 10 2-:;c. MT, -
Special values in DamasK IoWeis u
morrow for 25c.
Tarpe- size Cotton Towels for &c.
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HandkerChiefS
for Xmas Gifts.

ana embroidery edges. With
every half dozen Handkerchiefs
at soc. and over we will give you
neat little box. The prices
range from &c. to 81 apiece, and
every one worth double their
value.
Here are q few items.
Gentlemens Mississippi Silk Handker-
chiefs. worth 10c apiece. for to-day DC
Centlenen's Pure Linen Hemsutcheu
Handkerchiefs, loo. value, for Zoe.
Centlemen's Pure Linen Hemsutched
Handkerchiefs, in barrow ana Wlde
hommed. worth 2Oc.. for II 1-2c. each.
Gcntlemen's EXtra-tine Linen Hahu,
kerchiefs. to be sold for 20, 81 L., ana
Doc worth double.
Gentlemen's Plain White silk Handker-
chiefs, at 20, 80, zoe, and 81, worth
double.
Ladies' Fancy and Plain White Linen
Handkerchief 10c value, for &c
Ladies' Linen Plain and Embroidery
Handkerchief, some with lace inserting
sold for Y u 20 Is 2-3c., for loc.
Ladies' Plain Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. and embroidered, some with iaCe
edge. some with lace inserting, worth ~
to zoe for = I-2c.
Special sale Of Ladies' Linen Handker-
chiefs. at 10 2-3 to SOC, some worth
oven. double.
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The Great Sale Suits,
Cloaks, Jackets, and Capes.

This store is better prepared fill the wants than ever 9elo
Come and look twice the assortment and prices eh 80 anu WIN
,oro aronnd town. We shall expect you back
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Mattings.
Special values tomorrow at Il
III "a, 20, and Zoe.
A SALE OF SKIRTS.

The prices cut right III the
heart OF the season.
S.25 Black Serge Skirts, percaline hneo'
Waterproof binding. for Soc.
Black Figured Nohair and Plain Serge
Skirts. $3.50 value, percaline velvet bind-
ing. for SI39.
Tiack Serge Skirts. sold for 81 all-Wool
percaline velvet binding, TO be sofa LOT
SO.
SEQ Reversible skirts, one side plaid
the other oxford Gray, TO be worn on
either side. for to-day Ss.Go.
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Wool Underwear
For Ladies, rlen, and Children.

Calls louder and louder for
these articles with each succeed
ing day. You can't put off get
ting them. You will want them
with these items before you:
Ladies' Scarlet Wool Vests, regular
price 81. now SIC.
ladies' Natural Gray wool Vests and
Pants. 75c.-Worth 81.
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests, nom
shrnkable 81.
Ladies' Combination Suits, soc.
Ladies All-WoOl Combination suits 81.
Children's Union Suits, 25c.
Infants Fine Shirts, all Sizes 2Jc.
Misses Union Suits, SOC.
Infants Ribbed Shirts, buttoned down
front, 1Oc.
Boys Fleece-Lined Shirts and Drawers.
PC.
Boys Underwear in the city.
Gentlemon's SOC. Fleeced Wool Shirts
and Pants; tomorrow your choice 3oc.
each.
Ladies' Fleece-Lined Ribbed Shirts, to-
morrow, DC.
ers. a bargain at 75c.; price now, only
soc.
Mems Pure Wool Natural Shirts and
Gentiemen's Fine Australian Lambs
Wool shirts. Gray or White, 81.
FINE SCARLET SHIRTS, FOR GEN
TT.EMEN. INDICATED. ONLY 81;
BREASTED. Si.25.
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BrOCateIIe Table Covers.

Special values tomorrow. The values
and prices will surprise you. Come and
eco what they are. We would suggest
them for a Christmas present-3oc. 70 50
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d spsci?s! 6 salf e Ct S Sl25 to -
Holiday Gloves for
Men. ladies', and Children.

Never before
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