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A SCOTCH LINEN CONCERN

took an immense order from Rochester
house. but the name Of the firm that
ordered it was not in existence when the
Linens arrived Cohen's buyer took the
whole lot. and at a price that such Fine
Linens were never seen here before. open
ard ready Monday morning.
IL pieces Fine Table Damask, pure linen,
6S inches wide. worth an even dollar
sells in most stores for Sl25; the Mon
day price. G2c. a yard.
s pieces Double Damask Table Linen,
yards wide, heavy yet fine, In hand
some large designs, worth S1.UO yard;
our goOd-luck purchase makes price
TO you SOC. yard.
AT 36c-Good, Heavy, Substantial IaDle
Damask. yards wide. sells usually at
sec. yard. .- o,-.
Linen Damask, soft bleached, "a
inches wide. in large and small de-
signs, for soc. yard.
Scotch Linen Dinner Napkins, full
bleached, "a size, usual retail price
SlG5 a dozen; this Monday special
price 99c. a dozen.
100 dozen Dinner Napkins will be DC.
each
Sc dozen Pure Linen Tray Cloths, all
White 10c. each.
100 dozen Linen Huck and Fancy Bor-
dered Damask Towels are &c. each
usual 10c ones.
READY AT O'CLOCK
Heavy, Large Size Linen Huck Towels
hemmed. 20 inches wide and 40 inches
long. usually cost 81 dozen; this spe-
cial price &C. each-limit Of one dozen
to a customer
ON SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK
Good Size Bleached Hand Towels, color
ed borders, usual &c. ones, will be &c.
Loo Yards Brown Twilled Linen Crash
Travelling side bOrdored g 3-1c ward
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yInnnssns Mention.

MANASSAS. VA. February A-'0ie
cial) Mrs. Henry Holland died yesielo~
about 1 o'clock. She was the slSie' -
Judge William Il. LipscOmo. and "s' D"
her 10Th year. She WAS buried to-ea'
Miss clara Nelson, who has been We
ing her cousin, Miss Ellie Nelson lett y"
Wednesday Tor her home, Ia kansas
Mr. Fay Duyai. OF Manchester, Va. wne
has been visiting Mr.. u. y. Merchant sS
pasnsaAi IN hi. h@.s~
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The White Goods sea-
son sets in in the month
of May, but money is
needed now to keep the
factories agOing.

Hence, a good gold dollar for 80. 10, or
30 cents, and the dollar is not impaired
by the offering Of all these thousands and
thousands Of yards to our public little
prematurely.
1877 yards White Checked Nainsooks,
that cost DC. always, are now 23-4c.
yard.
iiO pieces White India Linons. 40 inches
wide, best 10c. grade, for Sac. yard.
1900 yards Extra Heavy White French
Wells and Cords, usually cost 35c.
yard now l6 2-3c.
$3.50 yards White Checked and Striped
Dimities, usual retail price 1Oc., now
2-4c. yard.
Extra Wide White Pique, for shirt
waists, &c, for &c. yard, instead of
II l-2c
20 and 25c. Dotted Dimlties and Swisses
are 3-4c. yard
140 pieces Of the Finest Sheer White In
dia Linon ever sold at 25c. are now
IL l-2c. yard,
India Iinons, that retail always at
- l-2c. are sac. yard.
81 White French organizes, 15c. yard.
$50 pieces Real English Long Cloth, 5Sc.
a full piece: the always Sl50 grade is
now $l.25 piece.
White India Linons 10 and 10 1-2c.
grades. mill ends, are 43-4c. yard.
Best grade Bleached Birdeye Diaper a
piece of 10 yards for zee.
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HANDsoMEsT WHITE EMBROiDER-
ED CURTAIN MUsLINs.

in spots. figures, bordered, and inter
woven. values 16 to 81 l-2c., choice
Zoe. a yard Monday
Pretty Crepe Draperies, in gold filter.
for . l2c yard. ~
ReaI French Crepons. in better quality,
with gold work for Sc. yard.
Fine Fancy Sateens. in dainty pretty
patterns. FOR l0c yard.
Art Denims. I'm fancy colors. Tor &c
ward: 10 l-2c. quality
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MEMS WEAR
AS THEY WERE NEVER SOLD BE-
FORE.

Great lots have como in upon US, ana
must be sold quick
Mems Extra High-Class Night, Kopes'
made for the exclusive, retail trade
intended 10 sell for Sc. for 4Sc each.
Mems High-Class Unaundered Shirts,
reinforced finest linen bosoms and
wristbands, nearly all sizes, Soc. Shirts
for zoe. -,
Mems Well-Made Night Robes, with
fancy embroidered or plain fronts
good muslin. 75c grade, for Doc; Doc
grades for 25c.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts. very good
muslin. reinforced. for &c. each.
Mems Four-Ply Linen Collars. standing
and turn-dOwn shapes, 200 Linen, 29c.
q dozen.
Advance arrivals OF New Spring Neck
wear. handsome effects. Tor 25c.
Children's Washable Windsor Ties for
20. each.
FROM 10 TO 1890
Mems Fast Black Hose. Tan and Black
fun elastic. well shaped, 8 l-Sc. grade,
M. . nnir
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sCORCHING PRICES IN THE Ahr
DEPARTMENT.

Finest Linen things for the prices OF
the cheapest cotton. A small Art store
was bought out.
Full Yard-Sauare Table Covers, IN an
the leading shades, new crosssoostltc me-
designs. well worth 3sc., for l9c. edch'
Pure Linen Doylies, worth l0c;; LOT &c;
Large Spool Embroidered Sllh Aoi ~
lot Soiled Pin-Cushions, worth from
10 to &c, for DC. .. co,re,
l lot Applique Shams and Bureau scars
newest cuttings, on sale Tor lsc;
200 lunches Roman and Flo Wash I'm
broidered SILK, all shades, for loo
dozen skeinS.
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WRAPS, DRESSES, AND OTHER
GARMENTS.
Sale without any "if' Of their cost
Anybody's price, so long as the garments
can be sold.
Ladies' suits.
$3.50. SIG. and $3.50 ATWOOD Tailor
Made Suits are s.: the ST. ram ana
Checked Cloth Suits are $40.
Ladies' Jackets.
All tho Black and Colored Kersey ana
Melton Cloth Jackets, that were up 10
$40. are S3.S5 now. II.
All the Tan and Black Jackets. that
were up to $3.50. are s..
FIanneIIefte Wrappers.
All the French Flannelette Wrappers,
that were $50. Sl.G5. and sl.9S are SOFA
at 81.
Imported Crepon skirts. in striped ana
tufted effects, full flare, best llnlns'
for $i-were $50.
Brocaded silk Skirts Handsomely got
ten up. for S}50-usually 81.
q dozen Black Brocaded Mohair skirts,
newest patterns, and all sizes. for SSc.
each-intended 10 be N.l5.
Black and NaVy-Blue All-Wool Serge
Skirts. best lining and tailoring, Tor
Sl75-were s..
FROM 1890 TO II 80 O'CLOCK
Fancy Striped Chcveron Skirts, In all
colors and sizes, for 49c. each for 81
kind
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THE HOSIERY MONDAY WILL SHOW
OUR HOSIERY-DUYERS GOOD
JUDGMENT.

Small lots and large lots. Nothing but
a half-price exhibit. Ladies', Mems, and
Children's Black, Colored, and Fancies,
every size and style. The entire STOCK
bought i'm a lump lot.
BEGINNING AT O'CLOCK UNTIL
SOLD ,.
IS dozen Ladies' Fine Black French
Isle Hose, Rembrandt ribbed, double
soles. Hermsdorf dye. usual 50 I-5c.
ones; this special price, 1sc. pair.
Misses and Boys Black Hose, line ana
heavy ribbed, three thread all sizes
M TO 10. three pairs for zoe.
Ladies' lie Black Fine Maco Hose; dou-
Bile soles. extra high spliced heels'
II 1-2c. pair. ,...oa
Misses Fine Ribbed Black Imported
Hose. cost 35c. always; these, l9c PAIR;
Rows Solid Black Heavy Ribbed, tull
seamless. in all sizes, &c. a pair.
on SALE AT 3 O'CLOCK ONIlh
SOLD ,,.,-
$500 pairs Ladies' and Children's Black,
Tan. and Fancy Hose, cost 10 ana
l21-2c. ordinarily every pair perfect
your nick of the lot &C. a pair
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fcmporfu.

EMPORIA. VA. February 4-(Speeial)
From the Clerks Office OF the County
Court OF Greenesville county this morn
ing was issued license for the marriage
OF EIN Prsalay- Waitar Allen end Miss
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A whole house full OF
COttOnS.

The plan Of every factory for newest
spring printing and styles has met l'o
dun season response from this mouse.
The operation means near hundred
thousand dollars worth-most OF them
quarter the usual prices asked.
Al French Percales, new, fresh designs
10 and Il lie. quality Tor s t-oc
1O-i Bleached Sheellng, z0c' srdne' ho'
Androscoegin. Fruit OF the Loom, and
other wer-known brands of Al Bleach
ed Cotton for 1-2c. yard; mill ENDS.
Woven Cheyiots in extra high-clasS
quality. pretty designs, BIG grade
mill ends. for 6l-4c.
Mil ends Of New Dress Prints, hand-
some designs. 61-f and 1-3c. quality,
for lac. a yard -
Sea Island Percales, light or DARK eI-
fects new printings. 6 3-4c. yard.
Fine French Printed Wells, new spIHS
designs for Sic.
and lac. shirting Prints, mill ends.
FOR 2 lie. a yard.
Al Fine Percales, fun pieces perlecl
goods, for SIC. ~
A2.inch Bleached Pnlow-Case Cotton
121-2c. grade. mill ends, for 73-lc.
Al Fine Brown Cotton, 6 Lac. grade LOT
ls &c, 1914 Brown Sheeting for 10 1-2c.
Real Scotch Dimities. new designs Tor
Handsome. Sheer Organizes. light and
dark grounds. for 6 SIC; II lie. quail
~.
Mil ends Solid Colored Organizes for
3-4c.
French Corded Gnghams newest Plaid
and stripe effects. for loo yard.
FROM SIS TO 915-
A Unbleaohed Cotton. 61-4c. grade, Tor
212c. a yard.
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
Best &C. Shifting Prints. in new this
seasons handsome designs, for 1c. a
ward
FROM u TO 1880
l0O-!nch Bleached Sheeting, better than
Utica, worth 35c. a yard. for II 3-4c
FLANNELs
ARE TO BE SOLD OUT BEFORE THb
SPRING OPENS.
Double-Face Eiderdown F1annels for
53-4c.: l6 2-3c. quality.
Handsome Atwood French Flannels,
Coo. quality. for 25c.
l6 Csc. White Wool Flannels for 8 l-Sc. a
yard.
Extra-Heavy Canton Flannels for S-lc.
yard.
Double-Face Canton Flannels for 1-2c.
yard.
FROM 1915 TO II O'CLOCK
Extra-Heavy Shaker Flannels for l-S-ic.
yard.
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More than two thou
sand garments of rluslin
Underwear,

one Of these happenings that chance
permits once in a great while; a Penn
sylvania manufacturers stock had to be
sold. Cohens bought It. The finest gar
ments at half price, the cheaper for half
and two-thirds.
"a dozen Ladies' Empire Gowns, en-
broidered front wide revers, full sizes,
69c. garments, for BIC. -,
II dozen Gowns fun trimine a. hl lt,noi or
AT 9sc.-Fine Cambria and Muslin
Gowns, high, square; or neck triih-
20 dozen Muslin Skirts, deep cambria rut-
fle, full lengths, for lSc. c,.,-..
AT 50c.--27 dozen Ladies Muslin Shlrts'
Umbrella fiounco. trimmed in VIDE
embroidery; cost 9Sc. usually -.
AT 25c.-Ladies' Gowns, Chemise. Draw
ers. and Skirts, all trimmed, about 20
dozen in the lot usual 4Sc. garments;
your pick of any for 2c.
AT 19c-Ladies' Muslin Chemise, TRIM
med in Wide Medici Laces.
For evening wear, Handsome Lace 20
trimmed skirts for 9Sc. and up to S3.4S.
New Ideas in Skirts. Chemise. handsome
lace effects in Lawn, Cambria or
Nainsook at Toe. and up to SIS.
French Designed Drawers. elegantly
trimmed, for CSC. pair and up 10
S225.
Empire Gowns, square neck. back and
front trimmed III Wile l'uclcNS iei'co'
very effective; looks like a s. gar
ment, for 50 SO. Other Fine Gowns at
$50 and Sl.9S. that cost $50 to S54S
ordinarily.
Prettily-trimmed Cambria Corset Cow
ers for 25c; all sizes.
Fine Nainsook Corset Covers, French
design. for 50c.; others up to $3.50.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
WILL BE SOLD LADIES MUSLIN
CHEMISE. CUT FULL SIZE, TRIM
MED IN LINEN TORCHON LACE,
WEII- Made II 1-2c- EACH.
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SALE or RIBBONS AGAIN.

1. 900 yards No. White only Ribbon on
sale to-day for &c. yard. ..,,- CHI.
zoo wards r. and pinch All-Silk satin
Gros-Gr9in Ribbon, some solled, were
M to u 1-2c. yard. choice Sc. yard.
1-inch Brown Velvet Ribbons, were sc.
yard for lc. yard
No. 40 S-inch Fancy Cotton Ribbons Tor
DC ward.
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the GREAT DAY
I'M H0USEWARE:

Thousands of Our public
are not yet aware that
the great sale here in
CIudeS HOuseware as well.
Our buyers are securing
the American Continent
for under-priCes. Their
success is often marvel
lOus. Some of the goods
for Mondays sale are like
giving them away.
THE SALE OF GRANITE IRONwARE
STOPS EVERYWHERE, AS LONG AS
ANY OF THIS LOT is LEFT AT
COHEN's FIFTY CENTS ON THE Doll
LAR Is THE PRICE-RANGE. EVERY
PIECE PERFECT.
3-quart Gray Coffee or Tea-Pots l9c.
Mix and Pudding-Pans, p g.. 4, and
5-quarts. l0c choice.
SKIP Seamless Roasting-Pans, PC. each.
Large Fry-Pans lOc;
6-ring Muffin or Corncake-Pans, loo.
each
Gray Wash Basins. SC. each
10-quart Gray Water Buckets, Nc
usually SOC
Seamless Dresden Saucepots, quarts.
for 39c.-WOrth l5C.
Seamless Straight Cooking, quarts, for
lSc.-usudily 30c.
12-qUart Seamless DinnerPots, regular
price SIS, for zoe. each.
2-quart Gray Tea-kettles, 19c.
6-Quart Covered SaucepOts, 25c.
Gray Foot Tubs, 39c.-usually SOC.
/ zoe Rice or Farina Boilers, 25c.
FROM TO 10 O'CLOCK
2-quart Tipped Seamless Saucepans. sc.
each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
Gray Cake-Turners. PC. each.
FROM II TO y O'CLOCK
l-quart Gray Milk-Pans, &c. each.
LAMPS.
Beautiful I.ibrary-Lamps fun prismed,
regular s. value, for SL9S complete.
Ruby, Pink. and oval Hall-Lamps for
9jc. each.
Incandescent Gas Fixtures, complete,
with mantle, globe, and shade, for
800
Hand-Painted lO-lnch Lamp-Globes.
regular $3.50 ones for N.75; s. kind
for $50
Beautiful Banquet-Lamps. complete,
with globe, removable oil-pot. centre
draft burner, can't be made for less
than $3.50. for y each.
FROM 10 TO II O'CLOCK
LOCO rolls Of Crepe LamD-Shade Paper
for lc. a roll
FROM Ii TO IL O'CLOCK
200 Gas-Globes. usually pc, for l2c.
each.
COUCN,s RUSy CANDy-STORE
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A DEAL OF 5000 POUNDS OF
WRITING-PAPERA AND ENVELOPES.

You are asked TO participate, as you
are in all the good bargains we make.
Genuine Linen Paper, ruled or plain 95c.
quality, for II l-2c. pound.
Writings Tinted Stationery, two sizes,
including latest shape and tints, regu-
lar SOC. kind. for 15c. box.
Smooth, Satin-Einish Paper, ruled or
plain, for l0c. pound.
CSC Note Paper for &c. box.
Extra Quality Tinted Paper for lie.
pound; Envelopes for sc. package.
Genuine Irish Linen Note Paper, oOc'
quality l5c. pound.
FROM 9 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Smooth-Finish Paper, ruled and PLAIN
for sc. pound.
A JEWELRY SALE.
lot Stick-Pins. were &C.. for lc.
Fancy Bohemian Glass Smelling Bottles,
worn on chains. worth Soc, for lie.
each.
Jewel Belt Buckets, oxidize, silver, and
gilt. for 15c.
Cyrano Chains, in all newest colors, FOR
100 each; full lengths.
SPECIALS Sterling Silver Hair Brush
es, very cheap. for 81. one 20 buyer.
Roman Alloy Eyeglasses, fine ground
glasses. for 25c. each.
TWO SPECIAL ITEMS.
800 Combination Pocket-Books and
Cards in all shades. in real seal, Mo-
rocco, and patent leather, cheap at
&c. for 25C. each.
l lot Csc. Gentlemen's Pocket-Books for
&c. each.
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KID GLOVES

SOM HERE AS THEY WE'RE NEVER
BEFORE SOLD ANYWHERE.
Fine Undressed 2-Clasp Kid Gloves,
with fancy stitch back, costing never
less than $50. all sizes and colOrs, IN
GLIDING new spring shades, for Csc.
pair. -
2-Clasp New Dressed-kid Gloves, COST
inc 81 TO Sl39. all sizes and cOlors, for
6sc.
81 Kid Gloves for 49c.
The queen $50 Glove, 81 Dozen Tor 81
mir
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The manufacturers out
let for Soaps.

Thousands of dozen that had accumu-
lated by being thrown aside for some
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the mould. die,
color. etc; good as any, only the mer-
chandising value destroyed. TWO, three,
or four cakes for the price Of one.
$500 cakes full bounce White Floating
Soap warranted pure), for bath and
toilet uses, special, Sc. cake, or S5c.
dozen.
5000 cakes Pure Palm Soap, full-size
cake usual cost 35c. dozen, for lc.
cake, or 12c. dozen.
The largest and best quality cake OF
Elderhower Soap, worth l-3c. cake, on
sale here. weighs SIP ounces, for
21-2c. cake.
2SS cakes Knickerbocker. Loves &
Home Shaving Soap, usually sold for
and Zoe. cake. choice &c. cake.
Violet and Heliotrope and Rose Toilet
Soap. French cakes, worth 25c. box,
for Sc. cake.
Pure CASTLE Soap Ohe genuine), in
White or Green, long bars, for Lac.
bar.
Harness Soap make old harness look
like new, worth 20c. cake, here for 7c.
cake, or cakes for 25c.
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THE CUHTAIN-ROOM.

Generally merchants are averse to buy
ing Curtains this season Of the year. us
not Cohen's way when bargains can be
had.
&c. pair for a Well-Made Nottingham
Lace Curtain. that should be sold Tor
Toe pair. .,-,
soc pair for the regular 81 Nottingham
Lace Curtain. full length.
81 pair for a Pretty FishNet Lace cur
tain, I'm White or Ecru
$50 pair for a Fine BObOnet Curtain,
with a worked border, that was sold
for s. pair.
81 80 pair for a pretty Irish Point Border
Lace Curta;n. that were $3.50 pair.
A Fine Swiss TambOur Lace Curtain.
with a heavy-worked border, for $3.50,
instead of So pair.
$50 pair for a full 4-yard Irish Point
Lace Curtain. with 4 beautiful scroll
border, instead OF $3.50 pair.
Elegant TambOur Lace Curtains rull 4
yards long. for 81 pair; marked from
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COHEN's BUSY CANDY-sTORE
HAS TO-DAY FRESH FROM THE

MAKER:
Spiced Minuettes for Tic. n pound.
Royal Gum Drops for &c. a pound.
Wintergreen Waters FOR u l-2c. pound.
Chocolate and Vanilla Caramels for lac.
pound.
PEPSIN FAULTLESS CHIPS FOR &c. 4
box.
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19;!{S!jHE::N||:!:(9

SEASON.
Shut YOUR eyes, buy. and you have got
q bargain. Some one has thrown away
stuffs and we have gathered them iof
yon. The marvels OF this age;
Newest and Handsomest $l.25 French
Crepons and Wool and Mohair, Baya-
dere and striped effects. not piece
matchable under S1.25, your choice oSc'
yard. -,, vi.
Cloth. cost Sl.39 yard TO import, Tor
75c. a yard for ATWOOD Seeded Poplins,
Epengaline. Corded Surah, and Nlgo-
reaux Twill. sold upward of $50 n
yard.
Wide Double-Width ATWOOD Jacquard.
various designs. intended to sell for
SIC a yard sale price 29c. yard.
g and $3.50 High-Grade Novelties Tor Soc
Aii-WooI Hard-Finished English Serges
for 35c n yard, instead Of 59c.
Wide Double Fold Camel's-Hair Serges
and Henrlettas. pure wool, for 25c. q
FROM 1880 TO Il O'CLoCK-s,,u.ns
Wide Double Width Figured Slclnans.
cost the maker ilc. yard 10 Dilhs
Ia the market. for 16 2-3c. yard.
FROM II 80 TO u O'CLOCkE 81,
Wide DoubleFold Armurette, Zoc' Kihu'
for Sic. yard
FROM 3 TO 3:30-
3S-inch Figured Brilliantines, neat,
stylish designs, cost 5Sc. a yard 10
land for 25c a yard.
COLORED DRESS GOODS
ARE DOLLARS AT HALF PRICE NOW,
AND NEW SPRING FABRICS.
Almost every kind is obtainable. Here
is a partial scale Of prices:
Wool Homespun. in a variety Of colors,
made 10 sell for 20c., only &c. a yard.
Olivette Sutings, wide doublefold, worth
25c for 10c a yard.
Atwood Imperial Serges. 36 inches
wide, that sell regularly for &c., only
1jc. yard.
All-Wooi Spring Dress Fabrics. entirely
new weaVes and cOlOrs, manufactured
to sell for SOC, AT 29c. yard
Wool Shepherd Checks, SO inches wide,
all colors that sell everywhere for
29c. our price. 1ic. a yard.
An-Wool Novelty Dress Goods worth
Soc, for 25c. a yard.
SILK and Wool Epingle Suiting, new
shades for spring. AZ inches wide, i'm
ported to sell for $l.25. only 69c. yard.
54-inch Melton Cloth just the thing for
tailor suits. should be $50; we say
&c q ward
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MANU- FNtTtN tN SNHfI III LIN
OLE TOOTHnRUSHES.

1909 Fine Brilstle Toothbrushes, a man
ufacturers samples. worth Is. 10. and
25c-, both Japanese and French Brush
es. choice any for Zoe.
900 Manufacturer Sample Toothbrush
es. worth 5. g. and 1Oo.. choice any
for &c. each.
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SEVERAL LINES OF BEST CoRsEI
AT INDERPRICE.

q =. "Ieotie" COrsets. 8 value, Tor g.
81 so Fl. d II. Corsets for Csc.
Abdominal Corsets. White or Drao'
sizes 23 TO 36. for Monday. Sl.15.
81 ~ Thomson's T.. COrsets for Sl.25.
Several styles of our 81 COrsets for 75c.
nc Short-Hip COrsets for 4jc.
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OVER 400 BARRELS or GLASSWARE
FROM AUCTION TO-DAi-ENERY-
BODY EXPECTED.

BODI LNTLIIIT
Thin-Blown Water Tumb.e-s, regular
re-. style. for 2c. each.
Fruit or Berry Bowls and Cake rlFeF
cut patterns usually lac.. Tor a- ,tl,.
Extra-Larg.-S Imitation Cut WAFER
Pitchers. 23c.. We're 4oc.
,'ut-P Pattern Pickle or Olive Dishes. Sc.
each.
aueraved Vinegar Bottles, thar were
fsc., for &C.. each
FROM ID TO IL
Cut-Pattern Berry Saucers, Tor be.
FROM II TO 70
Best Flint-Glass Water Goblets, l--c
ooh
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and Just when Carpets were cohsiuNi e"
out of season. All the stock was the
past seasons goods. and a halt-prlce
range on such stuffs ought to sell the
stock even now. The saving is complete.
Wide Granite Carpets. }. H. BUS
by's price 35c., our price l5c'
Extra Super Ingram Carpets, aH-Wooi,
both chain and filing. Busoys price
Toe, our price 3jc. 49,,
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, new color
ings. Busby's price 65c., our price &c
a yard.
Five-F'rame Body Brussels carpets,
Busbys price $l2j. our price G0c.
Wilton Velvet Carpets. light or DARK
Busbys price $1.l0 our price 5oc
MoQuette and Administer Carpets, BUS
bvs price S1.35. our price 65c.
Notified Smyrna Rugs, lx2 yards, value
$50, here for csc.
Cocoa Brush Door Mats for 33c.
Carpet Hassocks, well made 2c. sold
q. .0c.
Linen Window Shades, 1x2 yards. spring
rollers 19c.
Linen Window Shades. Ike yards, If
inch rollers zoe.
Lace and Insertion Shades spring roll
ers. sold at 75c. here for 49c.
The wheel of good fortune mas been
turning I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-05

UMBRELLAS, AGAIN.
Several cases of them, and for less than
the cost Of the frames. When you see the
prices you will want the quantities dou-
bled. If that were possible.
Mems 2S-inch Black SILK Twilled Garcia
Umbrellas, steel rods and Congo nam
dies CSC.
Mems Silver-Trimmed, 2S-inch s1.25 UNI
brelas are 79c.
500 Ladies' and Mems o. and 2S-inch
Umbrellas, steel rods and cloth cases,
Congo handles, 49c
900 Ladies' or Mems Best soc. Umbrellas
arc 23c each
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-18
Westminster Theatre.

The swell girls with the Rentz SAINT
ley company make the fairest sight to
look upon that has been seen in many
a long day Every one fit for model,
and the show that they give in conjunc-
ton with the clever comedians of the
company is an excellent one. The COM
pany has been noted for years, but
never has il given a program on par
with the present production. Abe Leav-
tits Rentz Santley Burlesque company
will appear at the Westminster theatre
next week, commencing Monday natl
nee The new burletta. Yankee Dewey
Dandy" will open the entertainment.
and will be followed by an olio of high
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-02-18

Lewis and Blakely, sometimes called
"the men who sing with their feet"
and who are known far and wide as
having at least no superiors in certain
kinds OF dancing, are sure 10 be a
prominent feature OF the bill. Mr.. Lewis
was the originator OF all the feature
dances that have been produced by all
the leading minstrel companies for the
past nineteen years, while Mr.. Blakely
has been prominent in many leading
minstrel and other combinations; and
their "melophrase" dancing OF popu-
lar "coon songs" is an original feature
that everywhere wins unqualified
praise as an artistic novelty Of the most
pleasing character. Leayitt and Me-
vello are 10 be seen I'm their clever dou-
BILE Juggling specialties, Kline and Cliff
ton will present "A comedy sketch and
Lee Ingham, who is said 70 be quite the
equal OF the famous Sadi Alfarabi, VIII
perform his wonderful feats OF hand
equilibrism and other acrobatic special
ties. The new pictures by the
Blograph will include a view OF the
members OF the Red Cross performing
their humane duties on "A Cuban bait
tlefield the flock OF pelicans at the
London ZOO" taking a bath; a Won
derfully effective panoramic view taken
from the front OF the locomotive of an
express train running al go miles am
hour through the famous Gateway or
the Highlands on the Hudson, police
stopped a runaway team ami ice yacht
ing on the Hudson, as well as other
highly interesting pictures.