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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-09-27

In a recent speech, Mark Hanna
said that there were no such things as
trusts. The Democrats are making q
great handle Of this. Hanna says he
was unsupported.
parliamentary general election i
to be held in Great Britain shortly.
The salisbury ministry wishes to Sc
cure an endorsement Of its South AM
can policy.
riobt persons were killed in a
cvci6ne al Morristown, Mimi, Monday
a barn was raised and dropped down
on a saloon. crushing II and It's inmates
Marshal Campos, the noted Spanish
GENERAL who once conquered the Gu
5ans but failed the last time and was
succeeded by Weyler, died sunday
The lfeutenant-governor OF Utah ap-
nointel 4 senator during the temporary
absence from the state ofthe governor
but il is not taken seriously.
David L. Shepard and wife, an aged
eouple OF Foxboro, Mass, were mur-
dered by their crazy son, who drown
ed himself Immediately.
A mob at Mansfield, o., gave two
Dowieite elders coat OF tar for com
mo back after they had been warned
out OF town.
Miss Clara Barton. head of the Red
Cross society. has been seriously lii
while at Galveston to minister to the
needy.
Pittsburg is only few points behind
Rrooklvn now in the racefor the League
remnant. Boston is fourth.
Heavy rains are raising the rivers IN
Inflated Texas and doing great damage
10 fields and crops.
The prices Of staples showed an up
ward tendency last week.
@ MAv.[
r,is signature is on every box Of the genuine.
Laxative BrOmO=Quinine Tablets
he remedy that cures n cold in one day
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

for .he fair TO be held for the benefit
of St. Nincents Hospital next fall.
The Sisters wish to make some neces-
sary preliminary arrangements regard
ing It. The business 10 be transacted
at this meeting will be to lay out a
plan which can be worked upon during
the intervening months. II is hoped
that the friends of the hospital will try
TO interest others. Any contributions
VIII be carefully stored and cared for
at the hospital. and can be given i'm at
any time. The proceeds OF the fair
Will be used to help re-furnish the hos
pital
The meeting of the Young Daughters
Of the Confederacy will be held at the
residence OF Mrs. +. q. Wake. l02
Grace street. Monday afternoon at 1880
\ full attendance is requested as
business of Importance will be trans
acted.
AN EVENING WITH AUTHORS.
n very attractive entertainment was
The Evening With Authors" given on
Wednesday by Miss Leora P!erson at
her home. on Court street. Portsmouth,
Mrs. Won Netra won the prize for
guessing the names OF the greatest
number Of pictures of authors. Among
those who We're present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Threadcraft, Mr. and Mrs.
Won Ne:ra. Mrs. Emmcrson Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Pretlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Bid
Well Miss Holiday, the Misses Reed,
Miss Wilson. Miss Rice. Miss Anne
Watts. Miss Ashton. Miss Wright, Miss
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Sale of Remnants at Half Price
Here is startling bargain: Hand
some Dress Dimitics, fine quality worth
]2lse. Price just about cut in two, 61sc.
Fancy Printed and Corded Lawns;
One case nice styles; Sc quality Sc.
tull 36-inch Psrcaies, worth I2i1z C Of any
ones money; you can get some of this
lot at ne.
Beautiful styles in little lot of Figured
Organizes, imported goods, the price of
which varied from 25c to Csc. We ask
for these but I2Hc
Dress Ginehams, the t2Hc kind.
Stripes, Checks and PIaids; full assort-
ment at j0c. The Zoe kind here for you
at 7c.
A big variety Of Fancy Picques, Pinks,
Blues, Reds, Nays anb Black. Spots and
Stripes on White Grounds; very choice
goods at this price, I215e.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Bruce Miss Sharp, Mr.. Wright. DR..
Grice. Mr.. Brockenborough, Mr.. Flour
noy, Mr.. Warner, Mr.. E,mmerson, Mr.
Crockcr and Mr.. Williams.
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Miss Bird. of Gloucester. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Willie Waller.
has returned 10 her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pelletrau and party
are stopping at the Monticello.
Miss Barron is visiting Mrs. VIM.
Sharp. on Freemason street.
Mrs. Allen Cook gave Il pleasant
bowling party at the Country Club Fri
day the party driving down in barge.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Vennett
Pclletrau. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Boil
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. II. Hebron and
MIR. r Hcfron.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lawrence Groncr re-
turned from trip 10 Atlantic City on
Mrs. Groner. of Hampton. spent yes
terday in Norfolk.
Miss Elizabeth Lauder is visiting Mrs
Baker at Virginia Beach.
Miss Lulie Almord entertained at
supper Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Byrd Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Miss Nina Dewey. Miss Mildred Hol-
laGay. Miss Esther Wilson. Miss Plum
mer. Miss Sallie Holiday. Miss Clark
on wilmington. n. c.: Miss Essie Reed
Miss Margaret Reed Mss Ashton and
Miss Toomer.
TIE COUNTRY CLUB.
Among those who enjoyed the pleas
ures of the Country Club Yesterday
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Won inertia, Mr. and
Mrs. Barton Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
berr Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Thom Hen
dcrson. Paymaster and Mrs. Eldridge
Mrs. Walter Doyle. Mrs. Gleaves. Mrs
y. NJ. Cook. Mrs. Baker. Mrs George
Taylor. Mrs. Starke. Mrs. Curtin. Mrs
Patterson Mrs. Redheld. Mrs. McIn-
tcsh. Miss Kyle Reid Miss Lutte Tay-
lor. Miss Lizzie Freeman. Miss Rey-
no!ds, of the navy yard; Miss Ames, of
Philadelphia; Miss Bessie Chamber
leine. Miss Mary Chambcrlaine. the
Misses Wilson. Miss Lizzie Taylor. Miss
stark. Miss Schumacher. Miss Vaughan
Miss Nash. Miss Nicholson. Miss Reed
Mir. Brockenborough. Lieut.. Knapp, Mr.
Ross. Mr.. Conway Sans. Dr. Field Dr.
kennon. Ny Tom Tanner Mr. VIII
liams, Mr.. AgelastO, MIR. Washington
Reid. Mr.. Starkc. Mr.. Hugh Henry, Mr.
Williamson. Mr.. Balm. Mr.. Pattee and
MIR. Friebus.
MEETINGS.
The ladies interested in st. Vincents
Bazaar are requested to meet Tuesday
next. MAY 18th. at .. m. at ST. Vim
cents Hospital, to make arrangements
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
A STUDY Our White Goods counters arc wor
INT W7LJJTE thy OF your attention. Here are some
IN W. IL results of studies in your behalf

A case of Lace Stripes, very popular
tor waists and house dresses. These are
beauties for I0c.
One lot Of Piqucs, nice cords. bot they
are not full pieces, and instead of J8c we
say I2Kc.
Is pieces White Organdie, foil double
width and a quality which will surprise
you, at 25c.
Heavy Nainsook Checked Muslins,
all patterns, only 51sc.
Two interesting numbers in India
Linens, the prices Of which are a revela-
ton OF our methods in giving you timely
bargains, Sc and &c.
Persian Lawns. No nicer fabrics for
hot weather. A nice one for Sc.
Opera Batiste, something you may
not know, BIZ! worthy OF your acquaint-
ance. Sheer, fine and washable. 25e,
3oc and SOC.
Dor Own Long Cloth. Must be good
when we SO name it, I2-yard pieces, 96c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitchell
Mrs Allen Cook. Mrs. Barraud, Miss
Lizzie Freeman and the Misses Whit
tie. Flowers decorated the table, and
after supper hearts were played, the
prizes being dainty fan and a Boz
hemian glass
Mr.. Edw.u Burroughs has accented
n position IL Wilmington. n, c., and
Will make that his future home.
Mrs. George Walter Dey, of Bute
street. and the Misses Dey. have issued
invitations TO a tea on the 18th. in COM
pliment to Mrs. W.lter Howell Dey.
Among those who enjoyed Mrs. Wise.s
reception on board the Franklin Tues
day were Paymaster and Mrs. Eidridge,
Mrs. Curtis. Miss Reynolds, Miss
Marian Reeves. Miss Rodman. Miss
Kirby, Miss Porter. Miss Isabel Pig
man. Miss Essie Reid. Miss Margaret
Reid. Miss Ferrebee. Miss Ames. Lieu-
tenant Bahb. Lieutenant Roper. Lieu
tenant Estlick. Lieutenant Gilmer and
Mr.. Parrish.
The children of st. Mary's Academy
conducted lawn party last Wednas-
day and Thursday afternoons at the
old Catholic Church grounds, on Holt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

44-inch Black Henrietta, silk finish
sells at S9c, special price 6ec.
Plaids, all wool, 81 and 38-inch wide,
light eolorings, jest the thing for present
use, four colorines; regular uricc, SOC.
Price now, 29c.
Vigercaux. Last week reduced the
quantity just enough to offer this week.
Gray-Blues, Green, Brown and Blues;
A inch; never sold less than 75c; price
now, 49c.
Another LOT not so wide, seven differ
ent colorings, 39-inch sold at 59c.
Price now 39c.
Plaids. Only six designs left but they
are good ones, all wool 75c and S5c; 20
at 49c.
Tweeds. They created stir last
week: we have decided to give you
some more of them. Regular SIPS;
some stores ask more 54-inch wide,
Our price is sec.
Black Crepons. Just nine pieces, not
large either. Mondays business will
clean them out. Three pieces each, Of
$500 and S2.25 goods. now SI.49; ono
piece each of SJ.25, l.39, $3.50 goods at
Inch Black and White Check, full
45.inch wide. sold at 75c; goes at Acc.
Blaci, Serge, strictly all wool; sells
regularly at pc. Price Monday. J9c.
Challies. Some neat and dainty ones.
Turquoise White dot. Wcdgewood with
Fleur dc Lise. Old Rose Satin Stripe,
White with Pink dot; soc and 65c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

lows: Mr.. Charles Fisher, president:
Mr. Il. V. Pitt secretary: Miss Winnie
Cherry. treasurer: Miss Lille Sears,
May Hawks. Lizzie Duncan. Nina But
Ter. Nette Godfrey. Christina Lathrop.
Irene Morris. Nora Warner, Fancy
caffee. Dina Hodges. Ida May Davis,
Lizzie Rothkey Daisy Weisdorf, Lillian
Nhitehurst, Mamie Davis, Messrs.
Barry Henley. Percy Hals;ead. Frank
Waikart. William Pitt, Frank Pitt.
Merton Law, Arthur DoZier. Herbert
Morris. Fred Cherry Frank Barnes.
Joseph PhclDhs, Rodgers James, VIII
Lam Shadbolt. w. 4. Steele, J. w.
Roam. James Gillette and q Morrisette,
a LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Barton Myers entertained
charminSly at the Country Club Friday
morning at n luncheon in compliment
TO Mrs. Alber; Gleavcs. of Washington
and Miss Boykin. of Baltimore The
table decorations We're valley lilies and
snowballs. Resides the hostess and
guests OF honor those present were Mrs.
Il. +. Baldwin, Mrs. f.. NJ. Eilliam Mrs.
Joshua Garrison. Miss Cornelia Tucker
and Miss Mary Nicholson.
IN HONOR or MISS MITCHELL.
In honor of her guest, Miss Mitchell
of Baltimore. NJ ISIS Kensett gave Il supper
at the Country Club Friday evening
Roses and cherry blossoms were the
decorations. There were present Mrs.
Pugh, Miss Lizzie Taylor, Miss Fannie
Leigh. Mr. Tanner, Mr.. Tiighman. Mr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Summer Silks, The best thing in Foul
ard effects to be had, Pink, Blue, Hello,
Navy and Black, Grounds with White
Figure; 80 inches wide; l5c.
Foulardines a few patterns left of the
choice Sateens at 12tic.
Imported Dimities just here some of
the dainticst colorinss you have seen.
You know the filmy beauty Of the IA
bries; 25e.
New Patterns of Zephyrs and French
Ginghams. Our variety comprises the
ehoieest designs and our price are not
duplicated for like quality; 25c.
Blister Crops. Must have Crcpes of
some sort this summer. Here is a good
one in handsome colors, 25o.
Printed Dimities and Lawns. Every
day brings new patterns; over $50 styles
at the popular price Of IKE.
Black Embroidered Batiste. very
stylish, also Satin Stripes; I2I5c.
French Percales for Waists, guaran-
teed eolors and elegant designs instead
OF I5c, we say i6c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

The Hosiery counter shows
a busy appearance nova
HOSIERY days /; new
things are
constantly arriving and spec
ial bargains are daily being
offered.
Shawknit is the peer of ChiIdren's
Hosiery its fine rib, has double soIes,
heels and knees. We recommend it as
the best Children's Stocking made. To
introduce them we say three pairs for
Sl.OO instead Of Soc pair.
Special We had a lot of Ladies' su-
perior Isle Thread Hosiery that we
were selling at 75c pair. Half were
sold last week at pc pair, the balance
goes on sale Monday same price.
A new line of Ladies' Isle Thread
Lace Hose arrived the past week, abou,
twelve styles in ali they are beauties,
Soc pair.
Isle Thread Hosiery is scarce, but
we have splendid assortment at 25c,
39c and SOC, plain or drop stitch.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Linen Batistc. All linen, cool and
dainty-natural color, a bargain at 25c.
Dress Dimities. An elegant variety
OF these popular goods--every style,
stripes, checks, priced from SC TO 25c.
Linen Dimity for cool waists, very
handsome, Soc.
Swiss Mulls. shecr as oreandies, per-
teetly washable and not 10 be had every
where, I21lc to SOC.
French Lawns, black or white, so
inches wide, 45c TO Use.
Linen Lawn for waists and dresses,
something to defy heat with, nice one
for 25c.
Colored Organdics-th shade you
want-at any price, from the 40-inch
l211 kind to the 2-yard Soc ones.
Fine English and Novelty P. KS.
small and heavy cords and fancy pat
terms, all priced according to our low
scale, nice ones at I0c, J5e, zoe and 25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

he Glenmar Social Club. consisting
tbout fifty young people of Norfolk,
tsmouth and Berkley. gave its first
,rtainment last "Wednesday even
The club met at the residence of
r. r. Morris. No. IL Quigsby
re. and from there proceeded to the
an View depot. where d chartered
car was in waiting to take them to the
View. Arriving there dancing was in
dulged in, after which refreshments
were served. The first event of the
club was voted a decided success.
The members Of the club are as fol-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
May sale of Ladies Wrap
WRAPPERS pers wi on
lot Of Ladies' Wra p p ers,
special 75c grade, to E0n

Cardinal, Navy and Cadet Blue
Wrappers. large generous sizes, made Of
Carico. Price 75c.
Fine line Of Wrappers made of Navy
Blue Calico, with Scroll designs, we'll
made. Prize Sc.
Big showing in Wrappers in Stripes
and Figures, made with a deep FIounce.
Made OF Lawn, and Pcrcales. SIOO.
Fine line of Lawn and Percafe Wrap
pers, made with the deep Flounce, and
IN elegant designs. SJ.39.
Lawn Wrappers. A Beautiful range
OF patterns, made of Lawn, with deep
Flouncc. SI.50.
Fine Lawn and Pcrcale Wrappers,
made with deep Spanish Flouncc,
White Yokes, in light and dark color
ings. $780,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Silks. Glaze Taffeta. We pot on
sale Monday ten different colorins.
Browns, Greens. Purpies OF a regular 75c
silk; the price will be 39c.
Black Taffsta. Another bargain for
you. Regular Csc goods, in Black only,
at Acc.
Fancy Silks for waists, hemstitchcd
with White in combination stripes, two
shades Old Rose, two shades Blue, two
shades Green, two of Purple these 81 90
silks at Use.
Colorcd Satin in seven shade, Light
Green, Cerisc Cardinal, Olive, Red, Vel
low, Lavender; regular 35c satin for Sc
Panne Velvet. A handsome trim
ming, in some handsome shades, Pink,
Light Blue, Gray, Black and Cream, al
$500.
New Foulards. They are having
the call in silkdom. They are fresh
from the loom; Reseda, Old Rose, Law
sndsr, Navy, some While grounds, with
Blue. Lavcndar work, Persians designs {:
Black and White, Black and Purples !;
24-inch; 75c and 65c.
Satin Duchesse. 27-inch wide YOU
might think anyone would have one. il
is out OF the ordinary. All silk, perfect
face, at see.
China Silk. Foulard Prints; they arc
all pure silk, perfect work, Black and
Blue grounds, White Figures, SOC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Corset Covers from Zoe up, French.
Corset Covers in cambria at tsc.
Drawers. three styles. at 25c. Better
ones. made of clmbric, trimmed with
wide lace and inserting, at Soc
Gowns, five styles, some plain; others
trimmed with embroidery, at Soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

DRESS Our special offerings last Monday, brought
COODC a crowd of buyers proves that when Nor.
0OOOo folks Busy Store gives something out of the
ordinary the people believe in and buy. This week we
have added number Of new items.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
Frank Taylor. Mr. Warrington Hardy
and Mr. Stevenson.

FRANK Iaylor. Mr.. warrington Hardy
and Mr.. Stevenson.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mrs. Michigan celebrated the eighth
birthday of her little daughter last
week with a hay ride. Mrs. w r. Dod-
son. Miss Alice Todd and Mss Nellie
Michigan assisted in chancroning the
party. After the ride Il tempting sup
per was served at the residence of Nrs
Michigan. on Duke street. Present were
Alicia Todd. Ray Marx. Margaret Bill
soly. Ella Farant, Madge Lowell. Mar
garet Wrenn. Dorothy Lowell. Lucille
Blamire. Carrie Bell Allen, Marie Blam-
ire. Ruth RIddick. Margaret Cobb.
Judith Riddick. Mildred Cobb, Blanche
Golibart. Alice Young. Bessie Howard.
Ellen Young, Susie Howard. Lucille
Dodson. Annie Farant, Helen Smith.
Christiana Neugebauer. Russell Dey.
Armstead Todd, Richas al Wren. Farant
Todd. Richard Young. Charles Young.
John Young, Victor Goibart. simon
Golibart. Mark Golibari. Robert Par
rott T.. lIerrick Smith. Shelby wilkins
Dentyel Lowell. Edward Allen. Ben,
Allen. Sidney Pr!ddy and William bod
son.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
OCIAL AND PERSONAL.
o Charming Entertainments At
The Country Club.

rtainmcnts AT Portsmouth Saturday
eeception At The Country Cuba
Birthday Party Meetings Social Items
-Rece ption On The Franklin -TheGlen-
mar Social Club.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
MEMS
UNDERWEAR

White Balbriggan Shirts, 10
to match, 29c apiece.
No. 2, Mems plain Blue Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, SOC grade, special
price Monday 39c apiece.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
MEMS
FURNISHINGS

One broken assortment of Mems soc
and 69c soft Front Negligee Shirts, pair
cuffs to matoh-your choice Monday, of
sizes I5i5 to I7-29c.
Mems and Boys Soft Negligee Shirts,
collars and cuffs attached ; the Soc grade
39c each,
Mems and Boys Shirts. two collars
pair OF separate cuffs the regular Use
quality 69c piece.
Mems and Boys Shirts, two collars
and pair OF separate cuffs to match. Soc,
large assortment Of patterns.
Mems and Boys Shirts, two collars,
separate cuffs attached, Abe special price
Monday regular soc grade.
Meas and Boys White or co1ored Bed
ford Cord Shirt, social price 46c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

WASH Daintiest Washable Textures for sumner
CoOnC dresses. Prices as attractive as STYLES.
0OOLO This list will make you come with the
crowd to share the good things.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
THE KALAMAZOO cLUB.

The members of the popular Kala-
inazoo Club met last week with Miss
Mary Bruce in Port Norfolk. Masses
of Spring blossoms adorned the parlor
Present were Mrs. Stribling Marshall
Mrs. Stahl Mrs. Roberts. Mrs. En-
merson Smith. Mrs. Hatton. Miss Nash
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

We have a grand assert
FANS nent of all kinds
~ Of beautiful Fans.
Palm Leaf, Jap Fans and a
showing Of Gauze and Silk
Fans that would be a credit
to a New York store.
Palm Leaf Fans, splendid fan at &c
or Zoe dozen. and Satin Palms at Dc, Sc
and Sc.
japanese Fans, good durable ones,
splendid styles; these patterns were con-
fined 10 US; Sc, &c, Zoe, j5c and up to
Soc.
Commencement Fans. Better make
your selection early; we have show
ing at present unequalea in Norfolk,
rich, handsome styles, with dainty car
we'd bone Sticks; some plain, painted or
trimmed with dainty lace; $500 up to
S5.9S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

MONDAY will be a busy day
PULLEY BELTS a. me
REDUCED = el
ter. Those who have not
supplied themselves with
Belts would advise to come
early.
Cur GirdIs Chains in Gilt, Silver and
Oxidi-ed are specially good to Use for
ians; the soc ones for I9c.
Our Dog Collar Girdle Belts the soc
ones now 25c.
Our Soc and 39e Policy Girdle
Chains 4; special 25c.
Our SIPS fringed end, double faced
Satin Pulley Belts, in all coJcrs also
our 9Sc double faced Satin Policy Belts,
in colors, reduced to 69c.
soc and 3sc Jet Elastic Belts, now 25e.
Policy Leather Belts at 25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
Fine Cambrics, full IS in,

Fine Cambrics, full So in,
DoMEsTIcS wi and
CANT cloth. You would paw
Zoe for it, but we only ask
71!c.
Heavy Bleached Sheetings a good
one don't need long story-the prize
tells the tale. 81 width, t7c; 1914
width, I9c.
Heavy Unbleached Cotton. 80 inches
wide makes COED item for SIC.
Brief and pointed remarks about
White Quilts. A case Of samples, per-
feet goods, full douole-bsd sizes, remark
able prices 6sc for $500 Quilts 9Se
tor Sl.25 Quilts 81 10 for $3.50 and
Sl.75 Quilts a few fine Msrseilles and
Satin oilet Quilts among them which
you can get at about half price.
- 9N\s q
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13
MUSLIN May sale Of Muslin Underwear
UNDERWEAR me me most most interesting event,

occurs at this Months ago. prior to the great ad
vance in materials and labor placed orders with the
foremost muslin Under manufacturers OF America At res
Is per cent lower than same garments sell for TO-DAY
his we save you Every garment is made amidst the
best sanitary conditions (nonswea shop) from best mate
rails, according to toll generous sizes, prices will be a less
than market price to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

Neuker Skirts, with cambria ruffle
and tucks, at soc. Better one at 75c,
69c, 98c, up to o5c.
Chemist 0ong), with lace and en-
breidery trimming, at 69c, SI.00 and up.
Short Skirts at Bic, 3ec, Soc, 75c, tsp
TO SIPS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13

"a Shirt Waist counters could
aA SHIPT scarcely be
~ WAISTS more helpful
D than yea Will
"a find them this week. The
6 verdict Of those who know
MI is: That Our array of fine
Va Waists is the most extensive
Il ever shown in the city.
4 sl.25 Waists soc. Ladies' plain Bloc
y and Red Waists with five rows of inser
e ton across the front, reduced from s. Is
= to 69c apiece.
NJ $3.50 Waists 93c. Ladies' fine Per
* Gale eolored Waists with Light and
v Dark grounds, reduced from $3.50 to
A 9Sc apiece.
w Ladies' White Waists from SOC to
A S595 piece. In Tucked, hemstitched
lace trimmed and embroidered. Fine
* Sheer Lawns, Dimitys and Linen Waists.
55b ~ ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-13


Mems Halt Hose. Mems Fine I'm
ported Drop Stitch Lise Half Hose, tans
or blacks sizes ga TO !: regular price
Soc, bargain price 39c a pair or pairs
for SJ.00:
Mems Fast Black Full Fashioned Half
Hose, made by Norfolk & Newbruns-
wick Hosiery Co., pot up six pairs in
box. price for box $500; these socks sell
regularly at 25c pair; buying box
saves you SO.
Mems Black and Tan Fast Black
Seamless Half Hose, ali sizes. ~ to ~.
Oar I211c quality 60 Monday at lie
pair
We show you over hundred different
patterns in Mems Fancy Half Hose at
25c.