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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-28
DEATH OF MRS. CATHERINE Me-
 DER MOTT

Mrs Catherine McDermott, widow of the late Edward McDermott, died at her late residence 120 Ashmun street, yesterday. Mrs. McDermott, who was about eighty years of age, had been in bad health for some time. She was be- loved by every one with whom she be- came acquainted and was devout church worker, being life attendant and one of the foremost workers in St. Marys church. She leaves to mourn her loss, besides a large number of de- voted friends, daughter, who Is q sis ter in Notre Dame convent in Water bury.
 The late Edward McDermott, who died three years ago was well known in this city, being employed for a long time with Crockett & Futile.
 Mrs. McDeImott will be buried from St. Mary's church Saturday at S:SO a. IT..
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great deal more besides Wheteher the science of advertisement and the art of making a book sell are likewise to be taught isN not specified.
 In any case. the new school for pub fishers promises to be very thorough and active institution. Possibly the scheme has been suggested to the mem- bers of the Cercle de la Librairie by somewhat bitter controversy to which publicity was given lately among their neighbors across the Channel between several prominent persons who write books and other equally well known men who bring them out.-Paris corre- spondence of The London Telegraph.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-28
NEW THROUGH SLEEPING CAR LINE BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND DENVER.
 Only 26 Hours En Route

The Missouri Pacific railway, in connection with the Rock Island route from Kansas City, is now operating through sleeping cars between St. Louis and Denver, leaving St Louis q. m. daily, arriving Denver II o'clock the next morning TMs is the quick est line between these cities by over two hOurS
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Friday. July 2S, 1899.
NEW ADVEM1IsEM EN1s r0-DA

Baseball To-day Savin Rock Grounds. Bargain Festlval-Gamble-D Desmond Co., Garpets-The Edw. Malley Co.
 Estate Il. ". Martin--Probate Notice. For Waddingham Residence. EarIy Rose Potatoes-D M. Welch X Son. Friday Bargains-E Mcintyre X Co For Sale-Building Lots-W. D. Judson. Ice ShaVers-The J. E. Bassett X Co. lnventOry-Howe X Stetson.
 Markdown Sale-New Haven Shoe Go. Notlce to Contractors--C. w. Kelly. Organdies-Th Chas Monson Co, sword Fish-A. Foote X Co. WN,anted-Young Man-Drawer 15, r. o. Nanted-Situa tion-316 Congress Avenue.
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K. OF c.

The auditing committee of the Knights of Columbus is busy auditing the books of Secretary Colwell of this citv The work will take three days. The committee is composed of D. w.. Kenny. Holyoke; E. J. San Souci. Prov ideuce, and Charles A. Webber, Brook lyu.
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U L-4IHEIc RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau Washington, D. C., July 27, 1899, 8 D. m. Forecast for Friday
 For Eastern New York and New England Partly cloudy Friday; threatening Saturday light to fresh west to southwest winds
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BASEBALL THIS AFTERNOON. Bristol will play New Haven at Savir Rock this afternoon. Steve Ashe will pitch for the home team.
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2:11 Class-Pacing-Purse $1,500 Best in 3.

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If fhe Baby fs Cuttinp Teeth

edy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar. rhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
 all MWF&w 1y
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DEATHS.

McDERAtOTT = In this city, on Thursday July 2th. Catherine. widow of the late Edward McDermott.
 Funeral will take place from her late re i- dence, No. 120 Ashmun street, on Saturday morning. July 2gth, at S:30 o'clock, thence to St. Marg1's Church at 9 o'clock, where solosln high mass of requiem will Ee offered for the happy repose of her soul.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-28
FIRST ANNUAL CLAMBAKE.

Santa Maria Athletic association will hold their first annual clambake at Gillern & Quinns hotel, Morris Cove. Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Covers will be laid for seventy-iive. A special car will leave the Green at 1 o'clock.
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Have 1t Sent to You,

The Journal and Courier will be sent to any address by mail at the same terms as 1t Is delivered in the city-15 cents week, 50 cents a month.
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T 5he1u11rmaI aud Gnurier

THREE MONTHS, 91.50; ONE MONTH 50 CENTS; ONE WEEK, 15 CENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 3 CENTS.
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Best in 5. UJ.I r, |. Ia. JIaJ JNi1Jo~1
POS Trotting-Purse- 5000.
 Best 3 in 5.

The Abbott, b g by Chimes
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Local Weather Report.
Brief M ention.

b. M. TARR. Observer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
A Dollar and a Half.

Of fine muslin the lawn rule trimmed with deep embrod
cry, finished with lawn dust rule.
Cambria Pecoas at S140-The deep Spanish hounce of
lawn is trimmed with insertion edge
dust ruf1e of lawn
Night Gowns at oocOf cambria with V-shaped neck yoke
of clusters of fine pa and hemstitching neck sleeves
edgeC with embroidery.
at sI75-Night Gowns of muslin V-shaped neck yoke of
fine paits and of hemstching with insertion
neck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery ribbon neck
At S2o0-Ngh Gowns of nainsook yoke of cluster of fine
as and two of insertion edged with embroidery neck
trimmed with rufe of embroidery; ribbon bow neck.
Chemse at 39cOf muslin plated yoke neck armholes
trimmed with embroidery
At 5oc-Cheme of cambria round yoke of lace and
tion neck and armhoes trimmed with lace
These Garments for Children
Girls Muslin Night Gowns with yoke of thrty-two paits
clusters yoke neck and sleeves with ufe of en-
broidery; for ages to years, soc.
Urls Pettcoas of muslin umbrella shape cambria rule
Tor ages 3, and years 29c; 10,
Chidrens Drawers of muslin he.astched. hem and three
piaits for age years &c., and years years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
SKIRTS AND WAISTS.

On Fourteenth street, New York,
were sold probably moro shirts
and Waists than ON any one
street fn the world. This firm
carried n tremendous assortment,
from which we have bought some
extraordinary bargains.
shlrf-Wa'sts for Ladies. OF Black All
Wool Flannel Plaid Cashmere, and
BLACK Saline. Waists that usually cost
81 60 Sl50 % make, f0r 59c.
Waists OF Dark Plaid Pe-coles, double
yokos. gathered. separate linen COL
Jars. pearl buttons, for $50.
Al-Slk Black Taneta Waists, retail
- 80.
Understands ct Imitation MORE SILK,
Black. with bright colcra deep, span
lsn houncc. faced, made up 10 sell for
81. in this sale 4sc.
UndersNrts az Black. with colored
stripes. Of materials similar 90 near
siik double rufne five cords. fun
faced. sold Tor $50 I'm this sale $50
Undorsxirts of Black Henrietta Saline.
hounce. with two rufacs. half gathered.
this seasons latest style. which they
sold Tor $3.50, We can soil them ~
Sl25.
Understands Of Very Finest Black TIA
IAN Cloth made up just Ike the silk
skirts. tO sell for & now selling az 81.
Jnltrstlrt Patterns Reds. Grays, ETC..
Black stripe and plaid nannes, same
as our zee. ones, for 45c.; same as
our HI.al ones. FOR zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

G-inch Black Double-Twsted Storm
Serge, aolnch ATWOOD Jet Black
Habit Cloth. extra values for Mon
cay at .....-......--... ..ss..ss.ssss soc.
5S-luCh All-WOOl Fine Texture Black
English CheviOt; 3S-inch All-WoOl Silk
Finish, Jet Black Henrietta, the regu-
SOC.
40-inch Extra-Finish All-Wool Pure
Black Camel s-Hair Cheviot. 3S-inch
Fine Black Figured Bourette suit
ings worth Zoe. q yard, fOr.......5Oc.
42-nch All-WOOl SOit-Flnish Fine Black
Imported Drap dc Etc, H-inch Fine
Black Chevcron, Stripe Crepon, richly
worth 81 d yard, for ...............6 zoe.
60-inCh All-Wool Double Warp Black
French ChcyiOt, with extra line tex
turc. 46-incn All-Wool superb Black
Imperial Serge, excellent 81 grades
special at ............... ............75c.
l5-iuch ATWOOD Fine Finish Black
French Whipcord, 42-inch ATWOOD
Lupius Fine Black Figured Crepons
regular SIS and $50 goods for. 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
DRESS SKIRTS.

This firms mnin speciality was
Hcndy-Made WeHr. Here are
some OF the bargains we sGer
you:
Dress Skirts OF Serge. lined throughout,
VelFctecu bound. we can SCH them
now 800
Dress skirts of Black Bayadere Mohair.
sold iu New York f0r 1928. what We
have of these are % be sold for $40.
Dress Skirts 90 Plaid Cameps-Hair. the
cloth alone must have cost 81 90 S.
tAis skirt, made up. lined, and bound
complete. 81 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
I,77l Pairs New Kid Gloves

y" = WV M" O'OVOO
received here last Thursday morning
time saw the light of day in America.
They perfect in every respectheir only fault being
that through unaccountabe they differ
ent from ORDERS Buttons where clasps ordered three
clasps where two ordered This being directly opposite
the prevailing styles of the importer refused full
them and the they being sold
two thirds of the usual prices They be sold follows
$3.50 Silk-Lined Mocha Gloves, zoe.
These the beautiful soft finish gloves which
much in demand Colors: Nodes Grays Green's and
Terra Cottas, with entire lining pure silk taea-a
novelty which has been sold $780, These 10
SIPS Three-Clasp Kids, Csc.
Every size54 to D. Your choice White Tans Browns,
Reds Green's and Modes They silk embroidered backs and
are as perfect lot OF gloves as you ever picked from at GE
Si.25. These for per pair OOC.
Standard ST Kids, SOC
these soft Piable dressy Kids known for many years
under the brand Of CarmOna Hero Black White Tans
Nodes Reds Every sze r. They perfect
in every way, just the if you paid ST. These EO
for, per pair OSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
Muslin Undergarments
AS Ladies Like Them.

There is witchcraft about the charm of Meyers
of your wishes-your ideas for comfortableness and
prettness Then as factory walls widened to work
for prices pushed down to lowest possible limits
and you wonder at the economies accomplished.
Here PecOats that you thought well Of when
they priced at S225 they marked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
CHINAWARE.

15-Plece Decorated Toilet Sets. worth IS,
for 1915.
Handsome, Decorated. New Shape p
Piece Toilet Sets, S4.05.
Plain White Ewers and Basins. Csc.
11Z-Piece English China Dinner Sets.
decorated IN Brown and Green, gold
trimmings were $3.50; now $3.50.
1oO-Piece Nicely Decorated Dinner Sets,
worth S. for $f09.
one Fine Decorated Limoges Dinner
Set. worth $40 for Sl3.
55-Piece English China Tea Sets. worth
So, for 1925.
Carlsbad 5s-Piece Tea Sets decorated
IN Pink and Green, were $3.50. for So.
Carlsbad Decorated New Shape Tea
cups and Saucers were $3.50, now
81 30 dozen.
Tea and Observation-Disclosures. to match,
Sl.25 dozen.
Large Decorated Carlsbad Meat Dishes,
were sl.25. for Use.
Soup and Oyster-Plates, finely deco
rated, were $3.50 dozen, now SI.20.
Handsome Decorated Haviland China
Covered Dishes. were SIS. now 81 90.
Flow-Blue Cups and saucers. gold trim
med, Toe. each.
English China Decorated Meat Dishes,
15c.
Decorated open Vegetable Dishes. Toe
German China Decorated Cream Pitch
ers. zoe.
Fine German China Cups and saucers.
shaded and decorated, I5c.
Hanging Decorated Soaps 15c., were
PC.
English and German China Decorated
Salad Saucers. with stippled gold trim
mngs, sc. choice.
Celery Trays. finely decorated, in Pink
and Gold. 3sc.. were zoe.
Handsome Pink Decorated Cracker
Jars. new shapes. 75c.
Plain White Pitchers, half-gallon size.
zoe.
Individual Hotel Dishes. &c.
Hotel Meat Dishes. &C.
~ AlAN 1NtlA i4Atrt %. taAu
Plain White Medium-size Chambers,
Dc. each.
NICKEL wATER-KETTLEs,
copper bottom. s-quarts. regular price
SIC,
Sale at csc.
CLAgSW ARE
Imitation cut-Glass Celery Stands. 15c,
worth 25c.
Imitation Cut-Glass Sugar Dishes, ice
with tops.
Cream Pitchers. Zoe.
SpOOnhOlders. Zoe.
Butter Dishes 15c
Plain Ground Glass Cake SAVERS, 25c.
Syrup Pitchers. with nickel spring tops.
sc.
Water Pitchers, Zoe
Imitation Cut-Glass Berry Bowls. Zoe,
were &c.
Plain Flint-Glass Tumblers. with etched
band. for Zoe.
Table Sets. consisting OF Covered But |
ter. Covered Sugar. Spooner, and |
Cream Pitcher. IOc. a set.
Imitation Cut-Glass Preserve Dishes. sc. !
Pressed-Glass Individual Salts, 1Oc. |
dozen.
Salt and Pepper Shakers. for sc.
SPECIAL IN TOY DEPARTMENT..
Cloth Games Our Donkey Party. Our
Cinderella Party. Helen's Naughty
Baby. Dressing the New Woman, our
Fishing Party. Feed the Elephant ali
complete. IL 1-2c.
sMSiS { ls sssIs5is0'EEsal6sIs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
TUKE TEDNOAK1 TSt.
From Boston to Richmond
IA Carload of Winter Shoes.

From January the 18th this year Shoe Sales
five times than from January st to the 18th of last
This virtually entire Shoe stock pract
ca sold of sizes and assortment The ordinary methods
of business would be to get along best could with this
small stock until spring opened but not with the Meyer
Store The shoe buyer sent scuryng through the big
manufacturing with the hopes of meeting somebody
with stock Winter Shoes who preferred to have cash
shoesand it just expected Boston manufacturers
agent with of Shoes than freight
would hold willing make great sacrifice to find ready
purchaser and is these Shoes offer commencing this
Saturday morning. The Shoes pair of them,
perfect and will be exchanged if is unsatisfactory
Their only the factory winter business
they preferred the sacrifice of profit rather than them
nextse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
WHITE EMBROIDERIEs.

The $4,000 yards placed on sale
January 9TH have not proved am
ply sufficient for the demand.
There arc some new lots ready
this morning.
Short lengths in Open-Work Swiss AL
over Embroidery. worth &C.. for
- f-2c. yard.
Embroideries at Be. yard. wide, mar
row. and medium widths, worth o..
yard
Opcn-Work Cambria Embroidery. heavy
overcast edge for &c. yard.
EmbrOideries AT sc. yard. 6-inch Cam
brio Skirting. worth double
EmbrOlleries al Zoe, 7-inch open Pat
ern Slirting; the usual zoe. kind.
9-iuch Heavy Irish Point Embroidery
the sc. kind. for II lie. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
D. MANSFIELD CO., NO. 40 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEW Y0R
Retailers Cs Suits Dry Goods Fancy Goods and Ready Wear
WINTER UNDERwEAR.

I9c. FOR Mems 39c. Heavy White Merino
Shirts, silk bound and pearl buttons
30c. for Mems soc. Heavy Fleece-Lined
Jersey-Ribbed Shirts or Drawers, in
Brown and Cream.
45c. for Mems 81 Natural Wool Shirts
sizes 40 10 49,
1Oo. for Chndren's % and a9c. Heavy
FIecce-Lined Jersey Ribbed Union
Suits.
SOC. for Ladies' 75c. Heavy Fleece-Lined
"Oneita" Union suits.
&c. for Childrens n and l9c Heavy Me-
rinO Vests and Pants, sizes 10 10 -.
I4c. for Chndrens % and SOC. White and
Gray MernO Vests, Pants, and
Drawers.
soc. for Ladies' 75c. Natural Wool Vests
or Pants.
75c. FOR Ladies 81 and s-25 Norfolk and
New Brunswick Pants in White and
Gray, an sizes.
O9c. for Ladies' 81 All-Wool Medicated
Red Flannel Vests or Pants. all
sizes.
Sc. for Chldren's l9c. Heavy Fleece
Lined Ribbed Wrappers, sizes 4 10 D.
76O yards Dress silks, Waist and
skirt silks, Black Brocades and
Biadercs, Scotch PInids, TwiIIs,
CoIored TwO-Toned DrOcades, Coll
ored Brocade Tnnetas. No rem
nants, and can be bought in any
quantities. Not a yard ever sold
for less than 81. Sale price, soc.
A fair assortment Of Light Evening
Shades OF All-Siik Taffeta, with bro
PINK. Light Blue. and Corn. sale
price 3SC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
SILK DRESS SKIRTS.

Dress skirts, Drocade Black SILK.
ali complete, ready to wear, in
this sale 20 sell az $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
LACE BARGAINS.

Wash Laces. IN all the new effects, with
Insertions TO match, from 10 SOC.
yard.
l9-inch Cream Renaissance All-Over for
Soc. yard.
l5-nch All-Slk Black la Tosca Net.
The $50 kind, for 81 yard.
Linen ToTchOn Lace. inches wide
worth &c.. for &c. yard.
60-iuch Darn Net Tor SOC yard.
5-uch Beige Nenise Lace for 17c, in
stead of Use.
Plain and SHRED Liberty silk. that
was 15c. for Zoe. yard.
3-inches-wldc TOrchOn Lace. good imi-
tation of -5c. kind, for -. yard.
Combination lot of TOrchon Naienci-
Cnncs. and Oriental Lales. from i TO
inches wide, for 90. yard
Fine T0rchon Lace. open pattern, for
lie. yard.
J. 90 3-uch TorchOn and Medici Lace.
good imitation OF the Joe. kind, for &c.
yard
12-yard piece Of Vaiencieunes Lace FOR
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
EYEGLASSES AND sPECTACLEs.
The New-Year No. OF
HOME TALK.

A Household Maeaz.nc-Jl0 copies sent
us by the publisher 90 introduce tho
magaz.nc-wil be given t0 our cus-
TONERS. Ask for one "a the Book De-
uartment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
SPECIALTIEs.

Putt Liquid Metal Polish. loo.
Enamel stove Polish. ? boxes sc.
Witch Hazel, sc. bottle.
Rub-i-Shine Furniture Polish, 10c.
one lot Toilet Paper &c. roll.
Eagle Brand Toilet Paper, &c. pack
age-7 packages for Zoe.
Wax Tapers, sc. box.
Towel Rings sc.
Bird-Cage Brackets, &c.
Doubie-Pointed wood Toothpicks, 2
packages &c.
Scrub-Brushes. three styles, &c. each.
Stove-Brushes, &c.
RollingPins, sc.
Potato Washers, &c.
Salt-Boxes. three styles. Sc. each.
Wood-Rim Flour Sifters, SC.
Wash-Boards, sc.
Zinc Wash-BOards. 15c.
Wood Spoons. &c.
Gas Keys, 15c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
ALARM CLOCKS,

nickel cases. a good timekeeper a
sure walker,
Sale at doe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

Schiliber's Best Makes OF 81 and $3.50
Lace and Button Boots, for ladies,
Of fine skins, in five different styles OF
hand-sewed welts. the furnishing OF
which are handsome. These we are
enabled TO sell a pair Ct DO
Ior ..'.... .....'... '.'''.''.. '.s-
Hand-Sewed Finished Vicl Kid Skin
Button and Lace Boots. for ladies'.
-Four s6 d, different ,a, styles costing Sl.O0
Eight differ mt styles OF 50 French-Kid
Skin Boots, for ladies. all CT dQ
this seasons shapes. at..... W. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
THE REDUCTION SALE
OF FINE FURNITURE,

caused by our change Of man
ngers, has been the means Of in
troducing more buyers here than
g. the usual wont this time of the
ycar.
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38C. Each.

~ you cannot get TO the store.
write Us and we viii send your
Siyc 90 your ONCE. G.. q. D., with
privilege OF examination.
SELDOM SUCH HOSIERY SALES.
Little lots Of Lisie-Thrcad Hose,
BiucIs and Fancy coiors, NIL kinds,
of the 5Oc. quality, they will
make lively selling at this price
Zoe.
Quite "a large lot of New Yorks best
llc Seamless Black Ribbed Hose. for
children, double Knees. heels, and toes
We can sell them now lie
TIE entire stock u Smith < Angels 25c
Black Ribbed Hose. for children. we
have go sell for 1fc.
Their stock OF Chrcrens All-Wool Hose.
suk heels and toes. sold as high as
bc. we can sell them for f5c
All or tne Ladies 5c. Black Hose Will
Pc sold Tor = ste.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
JUST 10 WHITE BED QUILTS.

1''h AiV While BED 4ilbiss
Heavy Crochet Marsellles Patterns, er-
act Size T. by 80 inches; sale price,
600.
The Real Marseilles Spreads. imported
for them az cost OF So sale price,
s120.
Extra Heavy Raised Pattern Real Mar
seiles, 81
Pure Atwood Homemade Blankets.
soft and ieecy, 60xSO inches. 81 pair.
Ii California Wool Mixed Blanket, silk
tape binding, $3.50 value. 81. 90.
Hungarian Cloth, SO inches wide. Bag
dad and Persian effects. used for p0r-
there's, sofa and pillow
25c. yard.
80 pieces Of Tinsel Draperies. all new
effects. worth Zoe. yard; &c. yard.
Fine SilkOlne / yard wide, all colors,
worth loo. now IL lie. a yard.
White and Dotted Lace-Strped rita
mine, Sc inches wide, usual price
L lie, Toe. per yard
Eight different patterns White
Tsmbour Muslin, embroidery dots
and edges, for bedroom and sash
curtains, sold by them for 25c.j
sale price, 123c.
Six different styles OF Brocatelle and
Afdileeh l'UINltifEf INdNN AAlIhNu AkR
and bottom. eastern patterns worth
. 90 and $3.50 pair; special, 800 pair.
Ten different styles I'm Tapestry Por-
there's. extra width, and heavy fringe,
$50 value, 500 pair.
Real Swiss Tambour Curtains, extra
width very effective patterns, worth
$3.50; 50 pair.
"a Nottingham Lace Curtains. differ
ent styles to select from, IL yards
long, extra width, S205 pair
Heavy Nottingham Lace, ID yards
ons. 50 inches wide. UNUSUAL value,
$l.25 pair
A perfect feast awaits wanters of
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Camers-Hair Plaids, pure wool and
motley 3s inches wide, sale price
~ 1-&c. yard.
39-inches-wide Wool Brocades. better
than the average Csc. goods sale at
12-1-2c
50 Imported French and German Pat
Tern Suits. embracing medium and
light colorings. SILK and wool ana
tern. regular SIC and {20 values, until
sold orr special price 5G0s.
WHITNEY BADY-CARRIAGEs.
10 new styles Whitney Go-Carts,
new 1888 patterns. We are sole
agents for this celebrated make
of Baby-Cnrriages, which are
guaranteed like bicycles.
We sell them for special prices at
"A great discount from catalogue
prices.
EYEGLASSES AND sPECTACLEs.
II we were only 20 publish the things
that are said about our famous
GodOin Spectaclcs we believe we
would sell the whole city its supply
People who have been paying $3.50 90 /
s. are now paying soc, and are just I
as well pleased.
We have seven styles
Rimless and with Rims
Fox Patent. Cork-NOse Piece
Patent Spring Nose Piece.
Patent Onset Nose Piece.
Ordinary Nose Piece.
Riding Bow Spectaclcs.
Straight Tempted Spectacles.
Each pair in case with eye-glass cord /
free. 800.
Also. Gold Alloy Glasses and Spectaclos.
the kind sold by other stores o. and
&C.,. we sell at l0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
THIN WHITE GOODS.

Just when YOU are starting 20
make up summer wear these
goods come to- YOU at the proper
prices.
Extrn-IarEc quantities. of every
Kind advertised. and no limit 10
quantity YOU may buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
COTTAGE CLOCKS.

made by Ansonia Clock Company
large goldenoak cases.
Sale at $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
EVENING KID GLOVES.

2O-Button-Lcngt Undresscd White
Kids, regular price $3.50; sale
price, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
OUk HAIR-DRESSINd PARLOR,

not strange To say, revoIutfonized
the method OF selling Human
Hair Goods. We place them on
the same basis as Dry Goods
have an expert 10 buy them, put
no fancy profits on them, but sell
nj DIuin, straight Dry-GOOds pro-
hts. At the end OF seasOn this
stock must be reduced, ~ ali
others, so here IL an unusual
chances