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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

lting friends and relatives in New Kent
county. has returned home.
Rev. E. b. Snead. formerly the city
missionary, has assumed his duties as
rector of Weddell Memorial chapel ana
will preach both morning and night
Mrs. Fred. Merridew. who has been VS..
1ting friends in lover Henrlco county, mas
returned home.
Mr. Andrew Butler has accepted an
important position with the United states
Publishing Company. Of this city.
Mr.. STANLEY Bowls Of Danviile, who
has been visiting his brother, Frank, has
returned home.
a1r. George NJ Mask. a prominent cit
1zen of Fulton. left last week with his
family for Evansville, Ind, where he has
accepted a position with the Metropolis,
tan Life Insurance Company, as super
1ntendent of that city
Alr. William Harden. who has beer vis-
ting friends on Denny street, has re-
turned 10 his home in New Kent county.
The little child of Mr.. Hammett Clarke.
who had narrow escape from being
poisoned by an overdose OF laudanum,
which was given by mistake for anoth-
er medicine, is able to be out again.
Miss Grace Phillips Is sick at her resi-
dence on Nicholson street.
Mrs. AIarten, who has been slightly In.
disposed at her residence, All Louisiana
street, IS out again.
Mrs. Y.evy. who has srbeen Ill at her
residence ON Louisiana street. is improv-
M Mr. kennedy IS SICK at his residence.
= - ~ a. 8. 1aasz 8 slsk p aerss.ses,-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Here's Something Like
10000 Yds Thin White Goods

goods for infants and children's
wear, needed at all times and yet
much cheaper than same goods
will cost later in the season, as
we'll as the older folks.
The 15c later-on Fine Dimities at SIC
yard.
The 12,sc Fine Pique at Z Sic. yard.
The SOC. Corded and Fancy Pique at ice.
Fine White Cambria, &c. grade, Gl3c.
4O-inch India Linen, 7-Sc. yard.
Fine White Cambria, &c. grade, Lac.
Fine India Linen. usually lie. at 97-Sc.
English Long Cloth, y yards. re
Extra-Fine English Long Cloth, s115.
Fine Soft English Nainsook, Sc inches
wide, l21kc.
e-yard-wide French Organdie, the 3oc.
kind, at 19c. yard.
Pure Linen Lawn, Sc inches wide, Csc.
ulxtra-Fine Pure Linen Lawn. 4Sc.
yard
yard.
Fine Lace Reverings and Tuckings. 25c.
to $3.50 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

an. Freddie Core and Edwards are the
end men. and Mr.. John Cutchins acts
as interIocutor. Among the specialties
that are especially good are to be mem.
toned the siack-wire walking OF Gins
ton Boyd. the tumbling of Meade and
Elliott. The four jolly Observation-Disclosures.
9Lathrop, Augustine and Drake-introduc-
ing the famous ..Eph." and last. but not
least. the '-Hockshaw. the Detective,
which made such a hit IN the last show.
as played by Holland and Moore. Tho
latest songs Will be sung by Messrs. Bass.
Ryan, Franklin and Crawford The
show will end with the famous coons'
quadrille. introducing Mr.. Landrum as
Aunt Cindy., In clog dances. and BOYD
and Edwards. In cake-waik led by Mas
ter Morton Rosenbaun, the famous ja-
venile cake-walker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Spring Enbroideries

The new dainty Edgings, In
sertions, and All-Overs from the
wonderful Swiss town, St. Gall,
are here now in as great variety as
we shall have them at any time
during the year.
New Enlbroideries and new pat
terms will come i'll, week by week
(and we keep getting elnbrolderies
all through the year-late SIMMER,
fall and winter, as we'll as early
spring and sunmer), but this is
the big full starting point, and
you won't see better, here or else
where.
10 and lie. Insertions, 1 to 214 inches
wide. for &C. yard.
10 and 12Hc Cambria and Swiss Insert
inGs, Y to , inches wide. for sc.
12la to 15c. Bmbroideries wide, narrow
and medium widths, for 61Sc. yard.
pinch Open Work, Cambria Edge,
for &c. yard.
All-Over Cambria Embroidery, the Goc.
kind for SOC. yard.
and row Black Embroidery, used
as All-Ovcr, 1Oc, 12lac. and 15c. row.
5000 yards of Cambria, Swiss and
Nansook edges and inscrtings. almost
every width and design, for 1-Sc yard.
Fine, Narrow, Dainty. Swiss and Hem
stitched Embroidery for collar bands.
starting at Lie. yard.
200 patterns of match sets Of Embroi-
derry. from the narrow, dainty embro-
deries to the wide open designs, all
widths, starting at Lie. yard.
sc. for close and open patterns of En-
broideries, over 200 styles to select from.
Torchon Lace for 1c, yard.
S-inch Torchon Lace and Inserting to
match. for sc. yard.
l29-inoh Cream All-Ovcr Venise Net,
for CSC. yard.
rt,-inch Cream All-Ovcr Batiste En-
brodery, SSc yard.
valenc!ennes Lace, lie. kind for 1214c.
dozen yards
13-yard piece OF valcncicnnes Lace for
10c yard.
Cut-out Applique. Renaissance. Venice
and Batiste bands, starting at Lac. to
sl.25c. yard.
Heavy All-Over Black Venice, co-inches
wide for 15c. yard.
Heavy Black Venice bands. straight
and zig gag, worth ACC, for 2oc yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Valentines.
&c ND to dollars.

&c up to dollars.
Ought to be dearer than Christ
mas cards their life is shorter.
But improved ways of manufacture
make them cheaper than ever, and
prettier.
Novelties Lots. Yet, same
Young Cupid; same old arrows.
Pretty bits of sentiment mated
to fine art; ready for the mail IN
card or booklet FORM.
A good many that look "sweet
enough to eat" We got the phrase
from a gushing creature on Satur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Closing Out Furs

SOC. for Light Tan Opossum Scarfs, wath
tails; the usual price was sl.s9.
o9c. for Black Fur Collarettes. Win
lining Of black satina; the usual price
was $50.
$50 for Electric Seal Stole Front Col
,arettes with 6 large tails and colored
satin lining; the usual price was -.
$3.50 for Dark Brown Mink Coilarettes.
IS inches deep, with border of Brown
sable hair, and lined with Brown Saline;
the usual price was $3.50
CSC. for Black Marten Muffs; the usua!
price was 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Imported and American
Summer Cotton Dress Goods.

3sc. French Bingham, 25c. yard.
A very handsome line of French Cling
hams very popular this season, the pref
test patterns ever shown i'll Richmond,
for 25c. yard.
&c. French Perca!es, 16 2-Sc yard.
A large assortment of Fine French
Percales, bound to be very popular this
year, comprising fully fifty styles for
1G 2-3c. yard.
SOC. Solid Color Piques. Soc
Every shade in Solid Color Piques, some
thing new this season, per yard. Doc
PIC. Dotted Swiss and Dimity, 7-Sc
yard.
All the newest patterns. all the latest
colorinss, in Dotted Swiss and Fine Dim
ity, s 7-sc.
1glAc. Percale, 7-Sc.
Fine Sea Island Percale, over hun
dred new patterns to select FROM sc
yard.
Light Shifting Calico. small figures
and stripes. 3 7-Sc. yard.
SC. Apron Bingham. 2 7-Sc. yard.
All size Check Blue Apron Bingham,
1-Sc yard
Large-Size Double-Bed Bleached Sheets,
soc. quality for ACC. each
Double-Bed Size Hemstitched Sheets
Csc quality for SOC. each
Large-Size Bleached Pillow-Cases. eS-
ira heavy 12lac quality for 1oc each.
Hemstitched Pillow-Cases, sood 1nusiin'
lie. quality for 12l4c. each
Good Heavy Bleached Cotton Tor 4:ac'
yard.
Fitchville Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton,
usual 1-Sc. quality, for &c. yaru.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Art Goods

Two pieces of Fancy Open Work scrim
Blue and Green borders, is inches wide,
7-sc. yard
Applique Doylies. - inches square.
elaborate designs, 15c. each.
Applique Scarfs, IL yards long, elab-
crate patterns. Sic. pillow shams 10
match. Sic. each.
Pure Linen Tray Covers. hemsttched
and daintily stamped. 2lc. each.
Plain Linen ScaTfs, 2 yards long. hem
stitched ana stamped, soc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
M,cABE,s GLEE CLUB.
"a Clever Performance by Good Anna
ron - TN IL III -

Mccabe.s Glee Club will repeat their
minstrel show for the benefit of the Re-
treat for the Sick at Bely.dere Hall
Thursday, Feb 18th, at SIS NJ This
is one OF the best amateur shows ever
given In Richmond, as was shown by the
liberal patronage 1t had at the first FER
Torrance, and treat Is promised to all
who attend The McCabe boys are assist
ed In their show by soma OF the best
amateur talent In the city
The first part IS especially attractive
This Is probably the prettiest drstS part
ever seen here It consists OF twenty:
1--we boyss MI n dress coats and Yeats
and white duck trousers. e
81 xsssxa Howard Holland. Hs1y YelGh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
everything the heart could desire. to the

highest bidder.
Among those who had the pleasure sof
being present are Misses BiInche cog
bill. Carrie Hampton. Maggie Ihrock-
morton, Bertha BEDFORD. Pearl and MN
nile Jordan, Maggie Lyons. Anna Tyree.
Minnie Phelps. Lille Gillian. be.ssl1
Harvey. Isadore. Katie and Ada Harden:
sMessrs. George billiard. Charlie Wol!pert,
Ernest Turner. Richard Morris, Louis
5Goyer1a tor, Charlie Frazier, Harry Hud-
son, Joe Sampson, James Luuisden.
Clarence Lucas. Frank Mayer. Tom
Walden, Leslie Parkinson, Marshall Jones.
Jesse and Sam Harden and iliiam
Barnes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
The sale of
Household Linens
grows greater every day.

~
sc. Towelling, 7-Sc. yard
$500 yards Heavy Roller. Iowellins 10
go during the sale at 7-Sc yard.
Sc Towels, SIC. each.
14S dozen Henllned Huck Towels sooo
value, during this sale at Slac- each.
&c. Red Damasis, 15c. yard
Turkey Red Table Nlmask, good pat
terms, 81 inches wide, 15c. yard.
4oc White Damask. 2cc. yard.
50 inches wide Heavy Scotch Iaoie
Damask for 20c. yard.
75c Table Cloths Sc
lFlinsed Table-Clcths. bought to sell LOT
nc. to be sold for sec. each.
75c. Table Damask. SOC. yard.
20 inches wide Scotch Table Damask,
patterns are particularly new, imported
to sell for 75c. for soc. yard.
s125 Napkins. 81 dozen
100 dozen Scotch Dinner Napkins. whole
sale. cost to buy to-day, SIS; these 81
dozen,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Valuable Report.

Commissioners Kolaer Is daily In receipt
OF letters from farmers from NIL parts
of the Statesand from many places otit-
side the State. About 3,eoo letters have
been received. and the Commissioner Is
universally Congratulated upon the splsn-
did report Tint he has gotten out. Many
copies have been sent 70 Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
BAD ACCIDENT
TO Mr.. MOODY
A Bold Attempt at Robbery in the
East End.
SERVICES IN FULTON CHURCHES
Delightful Midwintcr Picnic and So
ciai Event of the scason-liin:'s
Daughters and sons-Per-
sonals and Notes.
SERVICES IN FULTON CHURCHES

James Moody. employee of the Richmond
Grano Company mel with an accident on
Monday while at work in the phosphate
nit. The car which conveys the phos-
phats from the mixing failed to work.
aud while some Of the men were at work
frying TO dump the car. the phosphate
cooled and became hard and when the
car dumped 4, fell upon his leg. breaking
+ Ii Just below the knee.
n Railckrs League OF Denny.Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Do you need a pair of
Lace Curtains /?

If so, hurry to this sale. We have about
40 pairs Of Fine Nottingham Lace Cur-
tains, best quality of two thread net, eX-
ouisite patterns ~, wards long. 81 and
GO inches wide, to be Sold $3.50 pair.
Heavy Nottingham Lace Curtains. five
different STYLES, Ecru and White, and
L. yards long. extra width. Csc. pair
11gured Cretons and DENNIS, yard
wide. 12lzc. and 15c. grade, at 8 sc. yard
iSilkoline and Golden Draperies, seven
different styles, sc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
HIattingS

carload of Extra Quality Seamless
China Mattings. weighs IS Pounds to the
coll; all fresh, clean goods; price, II l-2c.
yard.
Best 45c. China Mating. weighs 1oo
rounds to the roll, close weaves, 29c.
yard
Sc. Japanese Mating, wrapper stained
15c. yard.
A few rolls OF Blue and White Stripped
Mating. SIC. yardfi.
me SOC. Iinoleun, two yards wide.
square yard, SIC,
The 75c Llnoeun, two yards wide,
square yard, 49c. :.
Floor Oil Cloth, extra quality, all
widths, square yard, zoe.
Full yard wide, All-Wool Ingram Car
pets, all new patterns. this season, 49c.
yard.
Half-yVool Filled Ingram Carpets, full
yard wide. 29c. yard.
The S1.35 Smiths Administer Carpet,
with or without borders, this week. SIC
yard.
Linen Window Shades. Sxe feet. all col
ors. frnged, mounted on good spring roll
lcrs. 25c.
A special department for the making
of window shades up to 1872 feet II
width.
Is and 1s-inch Stair Oil Cloth, 2l4c.
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Optical Department.

Solid Gold Eyeglasses and spectacies,
finest Periscopic lenses, can sun any ese'
usua pritS, $50; our price, $3.50.
Solid Gold Hiding Bow spectacies ana
Offset Eyeglasses. $3.50
Gold-Filled Eyeglasses and Spsctacies'
guaranteed for tensyears, 9Sc.
Rimless spectacles. nosepieee and riding
bow, guaranteed for ten years, 81.
Rimless Eyeglasses, s-karat gold nose
piece, SSc.
Goldoine Eyeglasses and Spectacles.
with and without rims. soc.
Gold Alloy Eyeglasses and spectacles,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Ideal Tailor Suits.

5G-inch Zebeline Mixed Cheviots. at s1.e5.
5G-inch Fluffy Homespuns, at 81.
54-inch Chaviot Mixtures. at 1oc.
52-!nch Duchesse Finished Venetian, ST..
52-inch Venetian Cloth, French finish,
s1.5O
3s-inch Cheviots, Zebeline finish, at Sec
3S-inch Venetian Cloth, handsome as
81 goods, soc.
Proper Things III Polka Dots.
Extra Wide Batiste, violet, blue slate
red ct 59c.
French Flannels, all-wool, all colors.
al 75c.
Imported Henriettas. black and coiors.
IA yards wide sl.2o.
High colors, Albatross and Cashmere
for waists, at soc.
ss-ineh Atwood Plaids, new styles,
at sec.
New Spring suitings. plaids and fan
Wool Fancy chevlot. 25c. value. colors,
ors, at 12tAc.
ut CSC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

!, 1fyou come to this store Tor no. Z.
thing else this Basement Sale
should bring you. Special prices
marked for this weeks sale.
SOC. for $50 French China Decorated
StlppIed Gold Tu.eens and Covered
Dishes.
loc for l5c HALT Gallon White China
Water and Milk Pitchers
29c for Set Fine Decorated 'Ihin-ChiHa
Cups and Saucers.
&C. for $50 French China Decorated
Pudding Dishes. three pieces.
sl.59 for $3.50 Carlsbad China, Cold
Lined, Floral Decorated Chop Sets OF Is.
pieces
81 a dozen for So dozen value French
China Dresden Decorated Oyster Plates.
s3.9S .or $3.50 Imported China Decorated
1-Ptece Fish Sets. gold lined.
Toe. for 15c. Fancy Shape, finch Meat
Dishes.
SC. each for 9sc dozen White China
Cups and Saucers.
15c. for &C. Decorated Fancy Shape.
Gold-Lined Salad Bowls.
IS for $50 Blue Decorated Dinner sets.
containing 100 Pieces. large meat dishes
and covered dishes.
$50 for $40 Imported spray-Decorated.
C;cld-I4;nel Dinner Sets. newest Shapes.
sl2 for $3.50 Go1d-Ii.,l,ainatea, Rose or
Green Decorations. 10l-fieSe Dinner sets,
with extra large meat Dishes
So for $3.50 New Importation srench
Dinner Sets, hand decorated. fine shapes,
these are rare bargains.
s1.9s for Blue or Brown Decorated Tea
Sets complete.
$50 for 50 I2-Piece Toiiet Sets. finely
decorated roll bowl and large STOP jar
sses for $3.50 Porcelain Decorated and
Tinted Toilet Sets.
1oc. for &c Floral Decorated Opal Glass
Toilet Bottles
Sc. for !5c. Pressed Glass Two-Piece
Butter Dishes, star cutting.
1oc. for 1ac. Imitation Cut-Gsass Celery
Trays, in three shapes.
CSC. for 39c Larse-Size Jelly Dishes,
with cover and foot
Glass Gob!ets.
| 12c. for CSC. Copper Bottom REFINED.
Long-Handle Saueepans.
15c. for I.arge-S:ze oil-stove Tea ket-
| ties.
| Wash Basins.
| and Tea-POts.
| &c. and &C. and 4oc Seamless anu Soh-
iac for 1oc. 12-ouart Dish or Rinsing-
Pans.
lac. for &C. Size Granite Milk-Pans.
&c. for 1oc 2-Quart Granite Pudding
| Pans.
| hoods.
| 1Gc. for 1oc. large size deep Bread Or
: &C. for s1.se Elue and White Granite
Stop Buckets. ...d
acc. for 5oc. Home Coffee Mills. hard
| wood. will hold 1-pound OF coffee
Ice. for CSC Hardwood Polished Knife
Boxes. ~,
/ electric hoops.
SOC. for 81 Ironing Board and stand,
| made Of hard wood.
SC. for Sc. Wood Rim Flour. sleeves OF
CHAIR bottoms.
1oc. for &c. large Nickel Plated. top
polished handled hammers.
&c. set for Mrs. Potts Sad Irons
| sc. for i0c. Brass-Trimmed TWo-Foor
Rules.
Hampers.
SC. for rplished-Hnndle Nickel-Plats
l Gas Keys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

a cheap ana convenient vapor bath
apparatus has been designed by a Kan
sas man. comprising q clamp for attach
ing, q yefSieal rod TO the back of an or-
tiinary chair. the top OF this rod support
fns seani-c rcuIar arms, ossr which a.
waterproof cloth Ii thrown - enndnA
sthasyapor from the generator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11

NJ. e. church will meet at the residence
OF Mrs. A L. Brown 500 Louisiana
street on Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
The Auxiliary Society of Denny-street
NJ. e. church will meet al the residence
Monday P. NJ
One of the boldest attempts at robbery
that Fulton has known for long time.
occurred Monday night, when two negro
men attempted TO enter the residence OF
Mr. Henry kaufelt. OF Nicholson street
Mrs. kaufe!t. who had retired for the
night, was awakened by hearing NOISE
in the Kitchen, Dressing herself hurried
". She went downstairs armed With a
revolver and to her surprise. she saw
two men trying to gain an entrance by
the rea: window in the Kitchen. they
were soon frightened off before doing any
damage.
Mr.. Goode Lear is visiting his mother
on Denny. street
Mr. Bernard Chalkley, OF Newport
News, is visiting his brother on louisiana
street.
GUILTY PARTIES.
The Junior. Quartette Of Fulton. are Of
ten heard at night serenadns the resi-
dents of Fulton. 1t IS composed, OF the
following we'll known young men OF
Fulton: Messrs chas. Butler, Bernard
NccaH, Cleveland and Edward Jackson
with Mr. Cleveland Jackson as leader.
How many days did Noah rssts while
he was building the Ark" will be the
suoJec, Of Rev. J. T. Rou,sen's ser
mon tomorrow at the peanytstreet
iAetnodtst church ct u a. Al 1:4a
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New Taffeta Waists.

Taffeta Silk Waists, in black ana a.! !!
the wanted colo!ingS. some with cotoeu
fronts and backs, others tucked front
and back, good cambria lining, all sfS
sizes. for. ---.--....-.-.-.. 4"
Another lot in all colors. with tucked
best quality taffeta, special SE.Dt,
value, for. ............
The best quality Taffetn Waists. in all
coiors. tucked and drawn stitched over
1 the entire edse so afon in backs. seal $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Hosiery.

Ladies' Fleeced-LiHed and Wool
len Hose, all solid black; J. double lou re
heels snies and toes, worth l9c to
Csc pair; choice of them, !uc.
ladies' and Chiidren's Full Seamless
Black Hose, plain or RIBBED sor &C. par;
elsewhere bargain at u TIC.
Ckildren's 25c. Plain Black Hose, &c.
pair.
Children's Full Sesmiess Black Ribbed
Hose, double knees, heels and toes, all
sizes, for l0c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
New Pulley Belts

Like many other articles of exceptional
merit which have won instant popularity,
our pulley Belts are quite the rase;
holds skirt and ws.st in position without
pins, hooks or buckles; reduces waist on
stout figures. supports the back, 81 TO
$15I.
We are also offering a Double-Faced
Satin pulley Belt a 3oc.
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THE TIMES: R1uHMoND VA, SUNDAY. FEBRUARYll 1900.
Notions, Sewing Requisites, Innings.

people getting ready for dresmakug
something notion requisite you
think Of at off or less.
afford good long supply; and we've
arranged things find what with little
trouble.
the notion early this morning and
your good good bargains will do the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
PERSONAL.

Black Sewing Silk. 1oO-yard spools &c.
Pin-cushions, 4c.. assorted shapes.
Hairpins, bundle of u papers. sc.
English Pins. assorted size, sc. paper.
Safety Pins. open both sides, 2Ac.
dozen.
Women's and Girls Iisle Stocking Sup
portcrs, white or black, Sc.
Women's and Girls Silk Stocking Sup
porters, white, black OF coiors, 1ec.
womens Silk-face F'rill Stocking Sup
porters. with ribbon bows, 39c.
women.s Silk-face Frill Stocking Sup
portcrs, l5c.
Plain Elastic Garter-lengths. fancy col
ors. &c.
sllk-face F'rill Elastic Garter-!engths,
fancy colors sc.
Curling Irons. &c.
Hair Crimpers, &c. package.
Tubular Shoe Lacers, 1 or 1 IA yards
long. &C dozen.
Cotton Corset Lacers, 2,5 yards long.
Sc. DOZEN
Steel Pins, &c.
shoe Buttons, with thread and needle,
&C.
Silk Taneta Binding, white or black
Sc. piece.
Prussia Binding, E-inch wide. white or
black 9-yard piece, 19c.
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High Grade Tailor Innings.

Innings are at regular counter.
High Grade Tailor Innings.
soc. Mcrcerizcd Italian Cloth, all col
crs. at 35c.
SIC. Mercerized Italian Cloth, all colors,
Mt &c.
&c. Mcrccrizcd Tafrcta, yard wide. al
colors, at 19c.
lie. SILK Finished. sc inch Percaline. at
121Iac.
i5c. Percsline. colors and black. at 1oc.
1ec. Black. Slate. White and Tan Cam
brtcs. at nc.
l5c Black Back, Fancy sicilian, at
121ac.
zoe shrunk Duck, colors and black.
at 15c.
For Dressmakers
Zone casing. silk stitch. 3-yard piece,
&c.
Fancy Dress Betting. 3-yard pieces. Csc.
Rubbcr-liped Dress Shields, &c.
Lightweight Dress Shields. pair &c.
Darnins Cotton. black. 10c. dozen cares
English Tape, assorted widths IN
bundles. &c.
White Tape. l.lnch wide. 1c roll.
Fancy Cotton Feather-Stitch Braid, o.
yard piece, &c.
Tape Measures. &C. and &c.
Pattern-trace-. &c
Bias Vclvctecn Skirt Binding, 4-Eard
piece. l l-4-inch wide. Zoe.
Aluminium ThiHlbles. &c.
Crochet Silk, fancy colors, &c. ball.
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The Phss s,sasss IT Boys Clothing
& has Been our opportunity choose from February

Boys. Heavy Cheviot and Cassimere
Suits. in fancy plaids and stripes. 80 o.
n Os for Astrachan Cloth Refers. SAIL
or collars. ages to s years. II bought
in regular way would cost you $50.
s.. 80 for ChtnchilIa Storm Collar Reef.
ers. s to Is years. made of the celebrated
Columbian chincfila II bought In tho
regular way would cost YOU s..
$3.50 for Covert Top Goats. velvet col
lar. 4 to Is years. IL bought in the regular
way would cost you s..
Eoys. Knee Pants of Scotch cheviots.
50c
Union Cashmere Knee Pants. -"c
Brown and Gray Striped Suits made
double-hreasted and well-lined. 81 .0s.
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New Separate Skirts

Crepon Skirts, in very heavy blistered
patterns. made box-plaited 81 20
back E.....-........... -
Broadcloth Skirts. with applinued front
panels, also boN-plaited APP 81 90
Brown and Gray Homespun Skirts. APP
pliuued panel and boN-plait, in GS.n0
Black taffcta ................. |C'SS
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seal. genuine pig, with and without inside
frame. complete, with large sterling ini-
tial, price, C9c.
Again the buying power Of The
Meyer Store brings special bar
GAINS. This time it's
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-11
Black Dress Goods

in perfect condition, untouched by
dust or handling, and at bargain
prices. Samples will be sent an@
orders filed as long as the goods
remain in stock, but we would'ad-
wise an early writing.
Fine Imported Nrohair Rage. as inches
wide, yard. $3.50
plaid silk Grenadines. As inches wide.
yard, $3.50.
Plaid SILK Grenadines, II inches wide,
yard, 50.
Striped Grenadines, AZ inches wide,
yard. s2.75.
H-inch Figured Grenadines, yard, ST.
Crepon AIoiair Rage. 40 inches wide'
yard, -.
Figured Poplin. extra value, SIS yard
sabastorpol Cut Cashmere Mauveleux
Biariti, T5c. yard.
54-inch wide Examines. SOC. yard.