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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-02

| Lawn Wrappers,
that were $l.75, 1893 and 2.25, T.
close at $1.4!
Crash, Duck and p K. Skirts.
sl.5o and 10 Crash and Duel
Skirts, %,
One doz. of those Misses Linen Skirt
that were special value at 9Sc, tt
close at Is,
$3.50 White =. X. Skirts. 81 50
S3.9S and 40 p. X Skirts, $3.50
Children's Refer Jackets that will
be splendid garments for early fall
wear, and we are selling them at just
ONE HALE PRICE.
Children Sailor Duck Suits, in sizes
s, 10 and II, were $50. sale price.
$1.4D
All Wool Cheviot Sailor Suits for chill
dren in sizes s and 10, 800 Suits
for $3 so
Cbildren's Bingham Dresses zoe.
3Sc, SOC, 75c, 9Sc, to $j 90
Why bother to make them when
you can buy them so cheap.
Table Linens
are an interesting subject to every
housekeeper and we have Just got
some new ones that are awfully
tempting, and SO are the prices.
, pieces All Linen Damask, ia hand.
some patterns and heavy quality,
that would be cheap at 65c, our
special at SOC
> pieces Extra Heavy Damask, 70
inches wide, very nice patterns,
price only zoe
3 pieces Fancy Pcrcalinc skirt lining,
worth lSc, for 1Oc
3 pieces Fancy Cotton Coverts, for
wash skirts and children'S sailor
suits, that were l2l, now Sc
Bed Spreads.
The most for your money at these
prices, SOC, 75c, SIC, 9Sc and
1928
One case Of White and Gray 10.4
Blankets, leader for SOC
One lot Dimities, in pretty colors,
worth and 10c, to close at Sc
)ne lot Dimities and Organizes. that
were l5c and 1Sc, to close at 1Oc
Ladies' Undervests.
I0c Jersey Ribbed Vests, low neck
and no sleeves, both bleached and |
unb1eaehed, 4 for 25c
&c Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests, low
neck and short sleeves, 19c
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-02
REMOVED.

l have located my Office at 253
North M ain ST., corner Merchant St.,
in the A. M. Jackman house while re-
pairing my house. Hours too a.
M, II to 2 and to s pm.
G. II. CAMP, M. d.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-02
SATURDAYS SPECIAL sA-E-"Two ITEMS,
Wash Skirts and Night Robes.

We intend Importance and Shall
Gf |o SPECIAL items at prices we are will beappreciated
HEM livery Crash and Duck
r,,%Si d. 70 gpSatufday al
ITEM -Four doA Night Robes cotton and
PflllY trimmed with hamburg,
robe but On Saturday shall than
" ~
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-02

thousand tell with o
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-08-02

Every short length the counters with price attached regardless
yard lengths enough for skirts whole
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

ones bore every indication of extreme
youth. and a hunted expression shone
upon their faces.
They had hardly disappeared from the
gaze of piebeian eyes. when a be-Whls-
kered. stern-looking old gentleman walk
ed NJ 10 the register.
HE scanned the pages, and when he
reached the names of tbs Young couple
that I had Just sent up stairs, he scowled-
'Send this young man down TO me-,
he shouted in my ear. III teach him to
run off to Washington and get married
without first consulting me about IL.
Send him to me-
Il rang the bell and sent one of the
boys up with card to the room
'Iie returned with the message that the
young man would be down directly
The old fellow growled, and sat down
to await the appearance of his son. He
waited fifteen minutes, when patience
wi;E: him ceased 10 be virtue. and he
called the boy and sent him upstairs
aE@in. When The call boy returned. he
vouchsafed the information that the
young couple had left the room.
"a hunt was then made, and it was
found that while the old man sat in the
lobby, the y0uHG couple had gone
out the ladies' entrance just in
tina to catch a train over the Atlantic
Coast Line to their home, near Norfolk.
The old man missed the train and had
to remain over until next morning.
But the young couple eluded him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
Amelia Notes.

JETERSNILLE, VA, Feb. Especial
Snow has been falling for several hours.
The schools Which were closed oil &C
count of the smallpox scare have again
reopened.
Miss JuMa Daily has returned home
after a pleasant visit TO relatives in
Richmond.
Mrs. J. Thomas Lawrence. of Rich.
nlond. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Matte
Daily.
Drs. Young and Eggleston were in the
village this week to see Mr.. Archer Ciriss.
who continues very sick.
Mcssrs. F. T. Evans and Earnest Scott
have issued invitations to a dance on
the ed instant, at Chestnut Row."
Amelia county.
Miss Matte Booker is spending several
weeks at Cedar Grove
Mr.. Harry Finney. of Washington. who
has been Spending the winter with his
uncle. Mr.. T. II. Booker, has returned
home, much improved.
Mr. James II. Anderson is in the village
assessing land
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott. of New York
who have been spending several months
in Florida for their health. will visit Mr.
w. I. jackson in a few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
HOTEL L0BBlES
FOR GOOD YARNS
The Clerks Always Have a Large
Stock on Hand.
BRIDAL PARTIES ARE MARKERS.
i Groom WHO Didn't Want the Public
20 Kuow-Vyantcd 10 Shoot some
Squirrcls-E Young Fun
away Couple.

There are, perhaps, few better places to
e.,,y7v human nature than behind the
counter of a busy hotel.
All classes of people get directly IN
der the observation of the clerk ana
if he be bright man, as most OF them
are. it will take him about two weeks
n accumulate material sufficient 10 HI
a. large volume of good stories.
If a newspaper man had the time no
could put in several hours a night uiloer
the care of Clerk Lipscomb. Clerk Bur
TON Clerk Gregory, or Clerk IeaSer or
any of the other popular clerks OF isAch-
nond and utilize that time to some
good.
HID HIS IDENTITY
lone of the most amusing incidents
that has impressed itself upon my m4hu
for some time said Mr.. Gregory Oh tne
Lexington. happened the olher Hight
"a Young couple came in on the tram
r,,,,, The south, and entered the front door.
there. The minute l saw them sized
them up as a newly married coupe lie
had on a whit tie, and when he removed
his new overcoat, the conventional troch
coat was disclosed to view.
lie registered, Mr.. John Jones ana
WIFE
THE boys were all busy and TOOK
the couple upstairs myself, ana sho"to
them to the finest bridal chamber in the
hotel
This. sir said sis the bridal CHAM
her,, as l ushered them in.
WHY, how did you know we ere a
bridal party?" he asked in surprise.
Just guessed at it, I said.
But tell me how you happened to guess
so closely" ne persisted.
so / told him about his white tie. his
Prince Albert coat and his new Kid gloves
Then I left them.
."rhe next morning I was SURPRISED to
sete Mr. Jones rugged out ina plain bus
mess suit. that had seen some service,
an old felt hat. polka-dot tie and a
pair of boots.
..No one would suspect that I am a
newly-married man, would they? ne
asked as he came up to the desk, smiling.
..Not much" replied.
well, 1 don't want to be pointed out,
he said, and I am going to wear these
buds the remainder Of my visit mere
AFTER THE SQUIRRELS.
"a man whose whiskers were almost
green, came here one day recently said
Clerk IIipscpn}b, of New Fords He
wanted to put his carpet-baS in the
safe and wanted q room on the first
floor in case of fire.
I'VE p,u. his carpet-tas in the ice
chest and gave him a room under the
root.
Next morning he sat down to break
fast before any one else reached the
dining-room, and was the last one to
leave the table. and then he went out
prospecting. The first place he reached
was Capitol square, and he saw the
squirrels.
He rushed back to the hotel and
shouted to me:
.-say. landlord, lend me your gun, I
seen more squirrels in that little piece OF
woods overe;;here than lever Seen at one
time in my life"
1T is needless to say that I did not
'1s'F ELuDBD THE 1RArE FATHER.
Nsgft Clerk yeas'et Of Nj 'islhys.
tells another bridal story.
..One night" he said. "a young couple
came in. and after he dashed OF line
Eon our autograph book. they were shown
to their room The two newly welded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
TaZc,yell County.

TAZEWEIL, VA, Feb. 16.-Spccial.-
Tho ground is covered this morning with
about three inches of snow. which has
continued without intermisson all day,
until now 5 p. NJ. when IL is about 3
inches deep and still showing.
sam Jones, the evangelist. Will lecture
here on the night of the 2ith, in tho
Methodist church. He has been guaran-
tccd $3.50. Reserved seats are on sale
at Is cents and the sales to the present
time amount to considerable more than
the sl5o. The probability is that the
house will not hold the crowd that will
be here that night. The receipts over
and above the $50 will so to the benefit
OF the Methodist church at this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

the younger. set in Gloucester, who are
quite running things in joviai way
this winter. most Of the girls in society
being in the cities.
The following couples walked 'or .'te
cake: Miss Eleanor Benson ana MY.
Walter Greyson, of New YORK; MISS nv
elyn Byrd Lee and air. Mahion hensoh'
Miss Mary Page Lee and Mr. Marion
Graves; Miss Leila Benson and Mr.. Nn.
B Lee. Jr.: Miss Ellen Moore Lee ana
John Tabb. Jr.: Mr. Robert Corbell.
The following were judges: Mrs. Jas.
FOX. Mrs. NJ. Smith, Miss Rebecca Lloyd
Tabb, Mesrs L. Cooke. w. 5. Mott, w m.
Corr and Franklin Dabney.
Miss Eleanor Benson and Mr.. w. Grey
son took the cake.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Tabb have returned
from a visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. Meredith has returned from Phi!a-
delphia. where he went 10 attend the fu-
neral Of his sister, Mrs. Florence jan
vier
Miss Elizabeth Meredith is in Phila-
delphia.
Mrs Thomas Dixon has returned from
a trip North.
MIR. and Mrs. Baldwin. who have
been spending the winter in Baltimore.
are now in Florida.
Miss Anne Page Vandcrgrift will leave
Tomorrow for Richmond. where she will
be the guest of Mrs. John Farland
Mr.. James w. Stubs is in Mathews
on business
Mr. George Linsley is in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Henry Walden. of Newport News.
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Newconb. Of Hickory Fork on Satur-
day.
The work of getting the telephone
poles in place for the long distance
MI,
management of the superintendent, Alr.
l. c. Cattle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
HELP is NEEDED.
Poor OF the City are i'll Great Distress
at Present,

Poor 9th City are III Great Distress
ut Present.
There is much Sickness and suffering
and need throughout the city.
When the blizzard reached here last
year it brought home to every one the
misery caused by cold and snow and
restitution, and the good people respond
ed MOLLY to the appeals OF the charities
for help. This winter has had so many
bright and sunny days that only few
thought that others were suffering for
want of food or fuel Nevertheless, there
has been hunger which has gone unsat-
isiled, and cold and sickness which have
gone unrelieved, and this present severe
weather brings the needs of the poor
to the attention Of every one. The Cit
liens Relief Association. which has done
so much good work by distributing coal
and wood. besides contributing weekly to
the City Mission, now finds itself almost
entirely without funds.
Mr.. r.. ~. Lancaster, Jr., the treasurer,
will gladly receive any and all gcontrion-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
MATHEWS COUNTY COURT.
Sale OF the DefauIting TrcaSurer's Eff
fcctS-,Tno =. Donovan.

FlTCHETTS. VA. Feb. ESPECIAL
a large crowd assembled at court Mon
day, Notwithstanding the heavy rain all
day Very little business was transact
ed except the selling of property of the
securities OF Nv. &. Thomas the late
defaulting treasurer.
Mr.. Ino. i. Donovan, one of the Oldest
and best known lawyers of this section
IS quite Ill. About year ago he had
a severe fall and has never recovered
from the effects of it,
Miss Lola Sears has returned from Bal
timore, where she has been visiting her
brothers family, Mr.. and Mrs IL. Lee
Sears.
Mr.. John D. White had a very severe
fall from 4 buggy a few days ago and
broke his coliar-bone and sustained other
injuries quite painful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
G. W. wEsTBURY. T. P. a

The Southern EeIl Telephone and Tele-
graph Company announces that tele.
phonic communication can be had over
its lines with Lynchburg. Va: Danvil!e,
Va; Roanoke. Va: Wakedeid. Va: APP
pomattox, Va: Farnville. Va: Crewr.
Va; Salem. Va: Bedford City. Va: Reid,-
vile. N c.: Charlotte, -. c.: Columbia.
S. c..
For further particulars enquire at the
Public Pay Staticrs. and at Manager
office. 1914 east Main street.
SOUTHERN ELI4TELEPHONEE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
SOCIAL AFFAIR
IN PETERSBURG
the Wednesday Music Clubs Fine
Programme.
MARRIED LADIES' CARD CLUB.
The Hospitable Home Where They
Meet, Handsomely Decorated for
the Occns ion-GcntIemen'sa and
Ladies' Prizes.
MARRIED LADIES' CARD CLUB.

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 17.-Specal.
The Wednesday Music Club met at the
home Of Miss Lena Noltenius at noon
last Wednesday, and the following pro-
gramme was rendered.:
Reading-"Chopin as Poet and Psy-
choosist." James Huneker-AIiss Ellen
Vaughan. Prelude No. II. Miss Bette
Jones Prelude No. IL, Miss Anna Heath
Lassiter Preludes Nos. / and 6 and
Funeral March, Miss Laura V. lones
Reading, Description OF <folonaises,
Liszt-A1iss Virginia Lassiter. Third Po-
lonaise, Opus 40, No. l, Miss Bessie
Cooke. Second Polonaise, Opus 2G, No.
>. Miss Laura V. Jones. Song, Holy
City Miss Ruth Mason. Buena Motto,
Nevn-Niiss Noltenius.
The guests OF the Club were Miss Brad
bury. Miss Boiling, OF Baltimore; Miss
Mason, of Garysburs; Miss Vaughan, of
Amelia; Mrs. Tiffany of st. Louis, and
Mrs. Bannister, of Texas.
MARRIED LADIES CLUB.
Mrs. II. P. Stratton entertained the
Married Ladies Card Club at her home
on Sycamore street last Wednesday
night. The rooms and halls were beau
tifully decorated with pink carnations
and maiden-hair ferns.
Four-hand euchre was played. The
gentlemen's prize, a silver match box,
was won by Mr.. Montgomery Jackson.
The ladies' prize, a cut-glass vase, was
Won by Mr.. William a. Bragg The con-
ISOLATION prize was Gibson picture and
was awarded to Mrs. Alfred Wither-
spoon.
THE GUESTS.
Among the guests were the following:
Misses Matte Watson. Lucie Watson.
Mary Beasley, May Claiborne, Mamie
Scott, Annie Gill, Josie French. Kate
Manu. Lena Noltenius, Boiling, of Balti-
more: Martha Collier, Helen Leaven-
worth, Kate Percival. May Ellen Whyte
and Susie Whyte. Nfessrs. Allen Edwards.
Alfred Friend, Jr.. James Cuthbert. Geo.
Seay, Gordon McCabe. John Watson.
James Weddell, Dan Dunlop. Edward
Friend Nelson Patteson, Robert Wat
son, W. B. Stevens. Drs. Meade Callen-
dar and John Mann and Shipper. Mr.. and,
Mrs. Montgomery Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
I.emoine, Mrs. Witherspoon, Mr.. and
Mrs w. L. thinner, AIr. and Mrs VIII
liam Bragg, Mr.. and Mrs. John Moyler
and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Percival.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
stolen Goods RecoxereK.

a can of lard weighing flfty pounds was
stolen from q stand In the Second Mar
ket striday night. II was recovered BY
morning.
An oyercoat belonging to Mr.. E.. w.
Bandy. OF No. 269T east Marshall street.
was stolen from his hall Friday night.
The overcast was recovered by. Detectives
Gibson and Wren yesterday morning be-
fore AR. candy had made report ef ht1
loss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
NlARDI GHAS.
New Orleans, La. Feb. :1-27 Mobile
Ala. Feb. 81 %, 1900

Ala. ECB. II "a, 1901
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell tickets from all coupon
stations on ITS line 10 New Orleans, La.
and Mobile, Ala, and return at ore fare
for the round trip
Tickets will be on sale February 2eth
to 18th, inclusive, with return limit March
18th. 1900
This offers a rare opportunity to those
wishing to visit those popular Southern
cities at a most desirable season. The
Southern offers double daily limited ser
vice between this section and the above
named points. viz: Tie United States Fast
Mail and the Washington and South
Western Limited, in addition to through
Pullman and throEsh-fare cars. Both Of
these famous trains carry elegant motel,
dining-cars and require only one night on
the road between Richmond and New Or
leans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Broad streets. by three worthless ours.
The same dogs killed nine fowls for
Mr.. Wharton, on Twenty-first street.
Mr.. Gary fastened the dogs In the hem
house, where they We're shot by Mr.. EN-
met C. Taylor. special agent Of the s.
2. C. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
A Society Cake Walk.

rnOscTxs1,En COURTHOUSE, IA.
Feb. l7-Special.-A delightful cakc-walk.
given 10y Mrs. l.. Benson. at her pref
~ home on Ware river. was the
occasion Of great deal Of pleasure fer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

New DfdPcf$ ohnS.
The new stock is here; many ensir.S
so, .5c.. 81. S1.:5 yard
Printed fou!ards.
An immense variety. entireiy new pat
terms and ccorings. .or ~.
Printed F,ouFarGis. exclusive designs; the
now pastel shadings. S3c, 81 ana 81.
Plain and Fancy Striped iaffetas,
for separate waists. in dainty pin s T.b,ss
ana !" Cray ray and and White. 81.
The New Piisse Silks,
entirely new and strong. favorite for the
coming season: in the new pastel and sta
pie sfadinss, ranging in price from Si2S
Black Satin Duchesse.
es-inch An-siIk Satin Duchess. high
iustre. special value. SOC.
4 much heavier and better grade, &C
tually worth SIS. special at 81.
AlI-stlk. .Pure-Dye Satin Duchess. very
light weight. guaranteed TO give entire
satisfaction. si.:;5. $50 and So.
Black SILK Pop,ins,
sstue fn i $50 sna s1ss 9 IN 5o
Coiored Ye:vets.
All the new shadings in velvets, $3.50
The new Val Laces here. our own I'M
portation. therefore exclusive patterns and
lavish; prices 30. 30, 40 soc. to $3.50
piece.
The New va!enciennes Laees.
The largest, best-assorted and most
fairEv-priced stock Richrlond's shopping
public has ever had offered them.
Nainsook Edges and Insertions. entirely
new patterns. all widths. .. = Ii, L,
Zoe. to 81 20.
The New Embcoideries.
Cambria Edges and Insertings, in new
and very effective patterns. all widths.
&c to S1.2J.
Na:nsoolz Cambria and Swiss Au-Over
Embroideriss entirely new patterns. ur-
matched values, 81, Si.2J, $50, 10 $3.50
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

CIng,ams.
Strong favorites for the coming seasons,
and in new and pretty patterns ana co.oi
ings. t
terms and colorings, extra values 10
L: z and 1G :-:'c.
Real Scotch Ginghams.
Our own Importation. exclusive. pat
terms. bright, rich colors, all positl'e's
fast. 25c.
CinGe!ia Cords.
A very fine Lightweight Scotch Gi ,,Ys.
ham, exclusive designs and coiorihss, "'o'
DiinitieS.
American-Nade Dmities. Belfast fin!sn
very effective patterns ana coioliii3S'
Real Scotc! Ginghams.
Our own Importation. absolutely sdyIor; tas.
colors, exclusive patterns ana coioi'A@'
.5c.
Tie New White Goods.
India Linens.
Fine and sheer extra values . -
PERSIAN re- t :,: 20 .': Is, 50 to SOC: :
French Nainsoolls light and medium y !
weights. 81 IL, 49,. 80. go ''e. ana -
yard. e;, .,d cheer washes
~ To,rs niceIy 81 IL, 30 and GHc.
Real Irish Dimities. new patterns :.
and :;5c.
Linen Lawns.
Our own importation. thereby saving
Vol, the 1nildIelnans profit
Eull Yard Wide Al-Iinen Lawn, reSu'
lar soc. quality, special, :ioe yard =,
Better grades. 40. 90. 90. '"e. u
French Organizes, full two yards vide
rnma tched values, 20. 40. 90, 60. Toe
and 81. e.,
Dotted Muslins. fine pin dots, extra
values % 30. 30 to G:'c
Dinity Dots, fine. sheer and light
weight. 2Ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Rea! Frenc, Organizes.
Imported Cloths, American Printi nls,
new, pretty and effective designs ane
coiorings. the regular '2oc. quality l'e.
Dotted Crepes.
New, pretty and light weight, light. me-
dunn and dark colors. &o:.
Dotted Swis5es.
Entirely new effects and coiorings, very
a anI'r dark a coors. t % 80, so, and 05c
Gaia.aa Cloths.
The best English goods, absolutely faS,
colorS. SOC.
Printed f!amet;s.
Entirely new designs and color colnbi-
nations. exclusive designs .'oc.
Satin Striped Din,ities.
Entirely new and very stylish. the ilsnls
medium and dark coorS. "oc.
New pi9ues.
LIGHT. Medium and Heavy Corded f;Hues
sttra GaiI,eH' T.. ~. 1G 5-:;. 70 to sec.
Fancy Pioues. in checks, figures a an
strines. new and effective designs 30
30 to COO.
Fancy White Goods.
Fancy Lace. Striped and Figured White
Goods. entirely new patterns ana Hei
os New s''5 Fi:sze str.oed White Goods. new
pretty and stylish. 1Hc.
Madras.
White Madras. many new patterns very
desirable for ladies shirt waists ana gen
tlemen's negligee shirts. II l-@c
Satin Striped Organizes,
zine and sheer. very desirable fol
dresses and wrappers, regular IL Csc
value, II 1-2c.
Corded Irish Linen
for waists and shirts. all linen. full yart
wide. soc.
New Tuckirgs and Reverings,
extra values soc. to 81 yard.
Wh;fs NaIino. with Mercerized stripes
entirely new ideas. very desirable TOT
dresses and waists, special values. ." ano
f0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
tons at 11o7 east Main street or directed
to P. O. Box I3i.
Dn.nn WAS Acquitted.

The case. of James II. Dugan. who was
charged with badly cutting James Wit
son on December 18th. was disposed OF
in the Henrico County Court YESTERDAY
evening. Four witnesses We're examined,
and the case was finished In forty-hvo
minutes. The plea was self-defence, and
after the witnesses were examined and
counsel for the defence. Alfred e. Cohen,
Esq. had spoken. a verdict OF acquittai
was given.
Dogs Destructive to Fowls.
Mr.. Hartford Gary. few nights ago.
lost twenty fine game and bantam chick:
ems at his home, TWenty-ooeoAA 30os
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18

Wash Silks.
Entirely new effects, bright, rtch coio2,s'
rev corded effects. stripes ana piaioS'
SOC
Crepe de Chine,
fine soft and shirgrnerins- all the ne"
shadinss and stap1e coiofiHSs'
Co!o.ed Peas de Sole cad Satin duchess
for separate waists. all the new and staple
shadinGs, 81.
Tafseta Silks,
heavy weight. the proper finish, all the
new, staple and hard-to-get shaaihss'
75c.
1a-fnch All-silk Taffeta. extra heavy
weight, an :, extra sra baEgai ra- i's Black
Taffeta decided bargain E3e. e.,t,
ai-inch EStra-Heavy All-sifk Taffeta,
Ss:inch super.or-Grade. All-silk Taffeta.
81.
Black Pea. de Sole.
sp,endtr weight and lustre. and Inmatch-
cd i'', Value, 81. Sis, s1.3o. $3.50 to
SIS.
Black Corded Taffesas.
e eords s. n and s s5.5s.s
Printed Velours,
,-e-v effective patterns and colorings: the
nc and 81 qualities now soc. yard these
goods make handsome mantel draperles.
piano draperies, cushion covers. ana iurIl-
ture coverings.
Boys Shirt Waists.
The popular Mothers Friend and star
brands are here. i'll many new and pretty
patterns.
At soc: Boys Percale and White Cam
brio Shirt-Waists. nicely made.
At zoe: Boys Lauudered White Cam
brio and Percale Shirts. very effective
patterns.
AT Zoe: Boys ENtra-Qualty Lander
ed White Cambria and Percaie Shirt
Waists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
The New Wash Goods.

Newness rrettine and modest prices combination
which IS bound to win Department. Many
of the new things exclusive and limited quantities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-18
The
New Ores Goods

New Plaid Back fancies.
Entirely: new, effects in the new shades
of Quaker Grays. Casters. Tan. Brown.
Oxfords Blue and Black; extra 5000
values. at 81, Sf.25. $50. $50, $3.50
to T3.3n.
Che.iots
In all the new and staple Shades. 81.
$;.25 $3.50 and 81.
BroadCioths
in a bewiIdering assortment of all the
new and fashionable colorinss. 81, $l.:I.
$50 and $50.
New Crepes,
all-wool, very light weight. in the correct
shades of Castor, Red Blue and Hello,
very desirable for street or evening wear.
New Cha'lics.
Entirely new effects. all the new shades,
I02
Sl!k-strined Challies, very effective pat
terms, - and Soc.
New Black Goods.
New Cheviots.
DidgOnaiS,
N-hipcords.
C'heviots. and
Broadcloti,.
Prices range from soc. to $50.