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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Ladies' Hd'kfs
and Neckwear.

Ladies' Fine White Hemstiched Handksr-
chiefs, the Sc. kind. Cot price &c.
Ladies Scalloped Embroidered Hankerchiefs,
beautiful styles, sold at j2Izc. and Zoe. Cut
price 7c.
Exquisite All Linen. Hemstitched, Hand
Embroidered Handkerchsfs. sold at $500 and
SIPS. Cut price Acc. apiece.
NECKWEAR Ladies Bow Ties, bsauti.
fol light shades, sold at Soc. Cut price 25c.
Ladies' Plated Null Bows, with dresden
borders, sold at 25c. Cut price J5c.
tidies Black Satin Stock Bows, sold at &c.
Cut price Sc.
Ladies' Black Velvet Stock Collars, with
neat Chenille Spots, sold at 25c. Cot price I5c.
Ladies Piquc and Satin Stock Collars, sold
at sc. and 25c. Cut prices Zoe.
Beautiful Black and White Satin and Silk
Stock Collars, sold at Soc. Cut price 25c.
Ladies' Linen Collars, Black and White,
sold at I2Isc. apiece. Cut price Sc.
Black Silk Collarette, with Plated Net Cape,
sold at $3.50. Cut price 1898
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

Mr.. l.. NJ. Henry. Jr., Mr.. c. White
Sans. Mr. Richard Dobc. Mr. Aaron
Milhado. Mr.. w. S. Wilkinson, Mr.
Goldsborough Serpell, Mr.. Arthur Free
man, Mr.. Washington Taylor, Jr., MIR
a. Brooke Taylor. Mr., Herbert Smith.
Mr. Duncan Puller and Lieu. Gilmer
Miss Ida Gordon gave a very delight
full euchre party Wednesday evening to
the Card Club. To which she belongs
The party took place at the home of
Miss Gordon. on Bermuda street, and
was n most pleasant occasion. Miss
Rosa McBec won the ladies' prize, Il
handsome fan. while MIR Saunders
Taylor carried OF the gentleman's
prize, n crimson and gold Japane : sofa
cushion. Those who We're present were
Mr. and MIS- james /. Jenkins, Mr..
ana Mrs. Isaac Wake, MIR. and Mrs.
Carey r. Weston. Miss Fannie Leigh
Miss Rosa M1Bee, Miss Ida Gordon,
Miss Edi;h Tunis and Miss Elizabeth
VIM. Mr. Casey u Morgan. L. S. n:
Mr.. William Hopkins L. s. N: Mr.
William Shield Mr.. George Sandcrson.
Mr.. Kensic Johns. Mr.. Wellington
Hardy. Air. Saunders Taylor and MIR.
y. NJ -lgclasto. Jr.
Mr.. Allan Campbell. manager Of the
Chamberlin Hotel, is contemplating
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. ADAMS, TJS
). ~. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Iredell Jenkins;
Mrs. liigginson. OF New York: AR. aud
MIS- A. p. Wilmer Mi and Mrs;
Charles Parker Breese, Mr. and Mrs.
Fergus Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. ". 1 HI. ~
loyal. Mrs. William, Boyhir. DE;
Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs. u. b. Bfd48
We'll. Miss Ruth Bryant, of 4Alexandiia:s
Miss Mande Miller Miss Carrie silns
lngton and Miss Twail, of BaltinlorasS
Miss Lady ITobson. OF Goochland, VaS;5
Miss Violet Niles aud Miss Katherine
Watson, of the navy-yard; Miss Julie:
Dewey. OF Portsmouth,; Miss Julia
Whitley, OF Newport Nswss Miss Gorss
dan, OF Richmond: Miss James. of SsoMsh
'Carclina; Miss Ruth Earehae sso*
the Naval Hospital. Miss Mary Wood
or Germantown. Pa. Miss Grittas Hff;s
Cormick, of BerryNille; Miss Saphta3
Smith. of BrooklSn Misses Rosa Me-
Bee Elizabeth VIM. ALICE Ramsay
Mabel Allyn, Mary and Mabel @ id NJ
berlaine. Mary Belle White, Yirginaa
Wrenn. Gertrude Walks. IN na
Elizabeth Lauder and Emile WI
Messrs. cardwell Hardy Charles ~
lterson. Richard H. Wright, r. a.; Dol VI
3fss III y y
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
A WEEK IN
NORFOLK SOCIETY
Continued from Page 8

Ruth and Mary Fcrrcbee, of the Naval
Hospitals; Miss Gordon, OF Richmond;
Miss Margaret Reed. of Portsmouth:
Miss Ethel Reynolds Misses Bessie and
Emily Allyn, Miss Bessie Chamberlainc,
Miss Elizabeth Martin. Miss Mary
Nash. Misses Mary and Mabel Cham
bcriaine. Miss Elizabeth Freeman, Miss
Francis Randolph, Miss Miriam Wiki
fnson: Misses Alice and Nell Scrpcll,
MISS Mary Leigh and Miss Emily Will
son, OF Norfolk; Lieu. ellis. U. S. ~;
Paymaster Dent. U. S. NJ: Lieut. Com.
Porter. y. S. NJ; DIR. Bell, u. S. N;
DR. 5nseph Grice, Mr.. Ridgeley Porter.
Mt Harry Trotman and Mr.. William
Ridsey. Of Portsmouth,: MIR. George F.
MOSS. Mr.. Turner johnson, Mr.. TYLER
smith. Mr. Gordon stephenson, DR..
Edwin T. Lee. DR.. ]. F. woodward,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Substantial
Cornfortables.

Full size ComfortabIes, Heavy Weight and
Good Quality. Cut price 75c.
One 1ot Special Comfortabtcz, regular Sf.te
quality. Cut price SOC.
Fine Large Figure Comfouables, regular
price SI.15. Cut price 98c.
One lot Fine SilkaIne Comfortables filled
with the best While Odorcss Cotton, regular
Sl.9S quality. Cut price $3.50.
One lot Fancy Silkalinc Comforlablcs, Good
Weight and filled with the best Snowflake
Cotton. Cut price SI.75.
One lot Special French Satecn Comfortables
filled with Pure Down, regular price $500.
Cut price S4.9S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Damasks,
Napkins, Towels.

60 inch Bleaehcd Damask. Cut price 3Oc
yard
% inch Extra Heavy Blcachcd Damask.
Cut price 39c yard.
"a inch Beached Damask. Cot price soc.
So inch Half Blcachcd Damask. Cut price
30c yard.
90 inch German Damask. Cut price Csc.
90 inch Fast Color Turkey Red Damask..
good patterns. Cut price 25c.
One case Croehet Quilts Cut price 5sc,
equal to many at Use.
One lot Of Large Size Doylies. Cut price soc.
One lot Extra Size Colorcd Border Doylies,
All Linen. Cut oricc Use.
German Linen Cream Napkins. Cut price
75e, regular price $780,
SIPS Bleaehcd Napkins. Cut price SI.oO
IS Dozen Fancy Tray Cloths, Red, Blue
and White, special value SOC. Cut price 37>te.
Is pieces Blcaehcd Cotton Crash. Cut prices
4},c yard.
All Linen Clash. Cut price &c yard.
I2'4c Hack Towing. Cut price Zoe yard,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

Miss Nora Lemon, of Baltimore. is
the guest of her cousins. the Misses
Reid, on York street.
Miss Virginia Wise left Thursday for
Il visit 10 New York.
Miss Pattie Taylor is visiting Mrs.
Hunt Chpley. in I,ichmond.
Miss Emma Nash has returned after
delightful visit Ia friends in Roanoke.
Mrs. William Huger. of Baltimore. is
visiting her father, Judge L. S. Gar
nett. in Client.
Miss Gordan. of Richmond. is tho
guest of Miss Elizabeth Martin, on
Boush street.
The Portsmouth Cotillon Club gave
a beautiful and enjoyable german on
Thursday evening at Kirn HAIL The
whistle was blown 1T 10 o'clock by Mr..
j. Ridsely Porter. and the german he
gan. The leader in his skillful manner
executing many pretty figures. The
chaperons We're DR.. and Mrs Charles
Parrish, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. S. Rutt
and Mr.. James L. Maupin. The music
was furnished by the Naval Poet Band,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Muslin
Underwear.

We have just closed the first weeks brilliant
selling In this Department. We open the
second week with programme equally strong
III not stronger. In every instance ''Nor-
folks Busy Store garments show better mater
ials, more profusc and tasty application OF
Laces and Embroideries and higher grade of
needlcwork than you will find elsewhere at the
same prices.
Ladies' we'll made, perfect fitting, Corset
Covers Cut price 7c each.
Ladies' perfect fitting Corset Covers trimmed
neck and sleeves Cut price 25c.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Pants, we'll made of
suoerior cotton. Cut price Sc.
Ladies wei made, foil size, Night Gown,
sold at Soc. Cut price 39c.
Ladies Handsomely Trimmed Gowns, con-
sidering the advance in materials and wages
is far superior to any that can be purchase to-
day. Cut price 69c.
Ladies Gowns, handsomely trimmed, sold
at si.oO Cut price S9c.
Ladies' Umbrella Skirts with Embroidery
ruffIe Cut prise 63c.
Ladies Umbrella Skirt with wide Einbroid
cry louncs. Cot price Use.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Ladies' White
Shirt Waists.

We have decided 10 close out all the White
Shirt Waists We have carried over before our
new ones arrive. We have accordingly placed
closing prices on them that make the Greatest
Waist Bargains Ever Offered Some slightly
soiled bat most 10 perfect condition.
Fine Sheer WhiteLawn Waists. tucked front
and tucked back, slightly tumbled sold at
SI00 and SIPS. Cut price 3ec.
Fine Sheer White Lawn, with Satin cross
stripes, sold at Sj.00. slightly soiled. Cut
price 39c.
Fine Sheer White Lawn, tucked across front
and diagonally, sold at SIPS. Cut price 39c.
One lot Of Fine Lawn Waists, assorted
styles, sold at $I.00 and SIPS. Cat price e7c.
One lot Fine Black Lawn Waists, with large
tuck across 'front.' sold at 75c. Cut price 49c.
One lot Black Lawn Waists, sold at SJ.OO.
Cut price &c.
One lot Black Sheer Lawn Waists, with fine
tucks sold at SI.39. Cut price 98c,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Suspenders and
Half Hose.

Mems Suspsnders, solid silk webbing with
Sterling Silver Buckle. Cut price SI.SS. Re-
duced from $2.75.
Mems Fancy Stripe and Solid Color Silk
Susucnders. Cut price Sl.39.
Mems Fancy Suspendsrs, reduced from $3.50
to cut price, CSC.
MEMS x HOSE Mems split sole Import
cd = Hoss. Cut price pairs for 5Oe.; sizes
9Ii and 10 only.
Mems White Foot Black Top = Hose, Cut
price &c. pair.
Mems Striped Lisle Thread and Black x
Hose, with Polka Dot. Cut price I2'ic., reg
ular price 20 and 25c.
Msn's Gray, Tan and Black & Wool Socks.
Cui prise J2l.c, regular price IS and I9c.
pair,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
| trimmings and
Ribbons.

Pon,padour Ruehing. made from excellent
quality Chiffon, sold at $3.50 yard. Cut
price 49c a yard.
Beautiful Red and Cerise Plated Null, sold
at I9e. Cut price I211sc yard.
Green. Red, Yellow and Blue Quilting, sold
at 2oo. Cut price I2>5c.
Splendid patterns Jet Trimmings. Cut price
Sc yard.
Handsome Dress Buttons, sold at $500,
S4-OO and $500 4 dozen. Cut price Use dozen.
"a inch wide Corded TaHeta. Rishons,
were 25e Cot price Sc. Colors; Castor.
Brown. Green.
"a inch wide All SILK Corded Taffeta
Ribbons in Royal Blue, and Black and White,
Wee 2Se. Cut psiee 3feee- -- - :
IA inch wide All Silk Black Corded Tah
tsta Ribbons, worth 25c. Cot price l5e. yard.
- inch wide Plain Black Taffeta Silk
Ribbon. worth l9c. Cot price 1886.
3-i inch wide Plain Black Taffeta. Silk
Ribbon. Cut price Zoe yard.
is inch wide Plain Black Taffeta Sill
Ribbon. Gut price &c yard.
No. and No, 3 Satin and Taffe,a Draw
String Ribbon. sold at Sc, &C.. 7c and &c yard.
Monday Special Cut price Ie yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

giving a ball at that hosiery some
time in the early part of February.
This promises TO be Il brilliant occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton X. Curtis have
issued invitations to a reception TO be
held at their home. on CRANKY street.
next Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
vii! on that occasion Introduce their
sister. Miss Rosa Perkins II charming
debutant OF the season. The hours for
this reception are from . until II
o'clock.
The soirec at The Masonic Temple
last evening WAS II most unusually
pleasant one. quite II large number of
young people We're III attendance. and
dancing WAS enjoyed for two hours 70
the good music rendered by Prof. Bel
lezas band
Miss Anna Ilinkcl, of New York is
The guest Of Miss Ethel Hardy, on
Boush street.
Miss Anna Faukc, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Carey +. Weston. on
F'reemason street, left Wednesday
morning for her home, in German
town, Pa.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Williams. Willard Wilson, james Todd,
Bascote, Thomas Hume and Nlxdorf.


BaScoEe, Thomas Hume and -Nixdorf.
Mrs. Carey p. Weston entertained a
few friends II her nome. on Freemason
street, II u chatinS dish party. This
was must enjoyabIc occasion. and the
good things which can only be cooked
satisfactorily on II ch.liins-dish were
duly partaken Of. Among those pres
ent were Miss Foulke. of Germantown,
Pa. Miss Kellogg. Of New Jersey; Miss
Edith Tunis. MIR. ANA Airs. Weston. Mr..
II. Calvert Taylor. Mr.. Thomas w. Tan
nor. Mr.. j. Saunders Taylor and Mr..
Harry kenseit.
The regular fortnishtly dance OF the
Senior German Club took place on Fri
day evening and was most enjoyable
one. The Naval Post Band furnished
the music. aud the co;illion was led by
Mr. James Il. Jcekins IN successful
manner. The german began at half
past . o'clock with the lancers. and
lasted until half after u, with Il break
for supper, which was served In the
adjoining hall. Mrs. X. a. Dobie, Mrs
Richard II. Wright. Mrs. q. S. Burwell
and Mrs. Caldwell Hardy We're thu
chapcrons. and among those present
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Beautiful
Blankets.

Heavy FIscccd Cotton Blankets, regular
SI.00 quality. Cot price 72e pair.
IA Cotton Blankets, regular S].69 quality.
Cut price $I.25.
l2-4 Wool Mixed Blankets, special quality
at S2.75 oair. Cut price $3.50.
Strictly All Wool Blankets, Large Size and
Heavy Weight regular $3.50 quality. Cut
price $3.50.
IA Strictly All Wool Blankets, Heavy
Weight. Cot price $3.75 pair.
IA Strictly All Wool Blankets, weight 5
lbs s ozs. Cut price S3.95 pair.
IA Golden Fleece Blankets, weight lbs.
y ozs., regular $500 quality Cut price S4.25-
12-4 Golden Fleece Blankets, regular 5000
quality. Cut price S4.69.
ia California Wool Blankets, a Heavy
Soft Fleecy Wool, regular S7.4S quality. Cut
price $3.50 pair.
PA California Wool Blankets, regular sS.9S
quality. Cut price $3.50 pair.
I2-4 An Extra Fine California Wool Blanket,
regular $3.50 quality. Cut price $9.49 pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Mems Fancy

Mems Soc. Sample Working Shirts Cut
price 25c. This lot OF Shirts will not last lcne
at this very scseial cost price, 25e. Call early
Tor these.
Mems SOC Madras Working Shirts. cut
price 3ec.
Msn's and Boys Percale Working Shirts.
Cut price I9c.
Mems Stiff Bosom Psreals Shirts, pair cuffs
TO match. Cut price 39c.
Mems Percale Shirts, pair cuffs to match.
Cut prices 59c, o9c and sec.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Gents Winter
Underwear.

Mems Camels Hair Shirts and Drawers.
Cut prise &c.
Mems Blue and White Fancy Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, mostly large sizes. Cut price
25c.
Mems Genuine Can1elshair Shirts and Draw
ers. Cot price 89e, reduced from SI.OO.
Mems Double Breast and Back Gray Shirts
Drawers TO match. Cut price 33c apiece.
Mems Pure Wool Scarlet Shirts and Draw
ers, Fleece lined. Cut price 69c.
Mems Fancy Cotton Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers Cut price 39c.
Mems Pure Silk Fleece Shirts and Drawers.
Cut price SI.39 garment.
Mems Tan Ribbed Wool Shirts and Draw
ers. Cut price 69c apiece,
Boys Waists.-Boys' Outing Flannel Waists.
all sizes. Cut price J2}le, regular price 25c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Outing
Flannels.

One lot Outing Flannel in Dark Colors, reg
ular Ie quality. Cut price Sc yard
One lot Outing Flannel in Light and Me
dum Shades, regular TO- quality. Cot price Sc
yard.
One lot Wool Eidsrdowns, regular 35c quail
ity, in Fancy Patterns. Cut price Csc Il yard.
One LOT Of Heavy Weight. Plain, Red, NAVY
Blue Twill FlanneIs, regular zoe quality. Cut
price l5c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Dress Goods
and Silks.

Some Green, Bloc and Brown mixtures in a
price soc.
To close, some neat fancy Dress Goods,
Brown and Black; Green and Black, and Blue
and Black, 36-ineh. Cut price i9c.
Some SI00 and Sl.I5 Black Crcpons, very
desirable patterns. Cut price 79c.
pieces, Brown and Navy, 52-inch Sitting,
made of fine Worsed Yarn, regular price 89c
Cut price SIC.
Handsome Scotch Clan Plaids. for school
dresses, 45-ineh, Blue and White; Green, Blue
and White. Cut price Csc.
pieces broken lots and remnants of Novel
ty Black Goods, regular price Sj.00 to 81 So.
Cut price 69c.
36.inch Black English Mohair. no better
stock made. regular price 29c. Cut price 19c
pieces Imported Colored Dress Goods, two
Blues, Myrtle. Reseda, regular price 9Sc. Cut
price 69c.
Csc. Black All Wool 5O.ineh French Serge
Cat price 39c.
A few pieces Of $500 and $50 5S-inch Fan
cy Cloakines, Green and Red; Bloc and Green;
Black and Garnet; Black and Green. Cul
price csc.
A Black sponged Cheviot, 37-inch quality,
equal to any 75c. article. Cut price 49c.
Some SIPS Skirting PIaids. Cot price 9Sc
SILKS-Still a good assortment OF those
good Silks we have been selling so freely, some
blacks in the lot. Cut price soc.
CREPE Mouseline in two shades Of Light
Blue and Pink, 42.inch. Cot price 9Sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Ladies' Winter
Underwear.

Ladies' Non-Shrinkabic Gray Union Suits,
only four left Cut price csc, regular price
was SIPS.
Ladies' Medium Weight Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers. Cut price I6c.
Children's. small size, Scarlet Vests and
Csc.
Boys, medium size, White Part Wool Draw
ers. Cut price l9o, reduced from SOC.
Children's Sleeping Garments. Cut price 49,.
Boys Fleece Lined Gray Shirts. Cut price
I9c, mostly small sizes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Sheets md
Pillow Cases.

Double Bed size Blcached Sheets, laundricd
ready for Cut price 43c each.
Iwilled Pillow Cases, 45x36 inches. Cut
price I2I!c, less than cost of material.
Hcmstichcd Pillow Cases, 50x36 inches,
made of Fine Round Thread Muslin, Cut
price l2Ilc, valuc 6c.
New York Mills Blcached Muslin, that
everybody knows sells for i2Ilc. Cut price
All our stock of Dark Fancy Calicos, best
qualities. Cut price Sc.
Yard wide Sea Island Pcrcalcs, in Plain,
Light Blue and Pink. Cut price SIC.
Lancaster Apron Bingham, Fancy colors.
Cut price Sc.
Light Madras Ginghams, 81 inch wide, in
Stripes, Checks and Plaids. Cut price I2,.e,
worth I9o.
Fine Madras Cloth, Corded, PIaids and
Stripes. Tor Waists and Mems Shirts. Cat
price t9c yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

Two Ladies' Black chcviot Suits, size 81
only, sold al $1,000. Cat price $3.50.
Ono lot of Ladies' T ai1or Made Suits COM
prisng Black, Gray Mixed, Bluc Mixed,
Navy Blue, in all the popular cloths. All
marked at the Cut price of $3.50.
One lot of Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, con-
prisng Venetians. Chcviots, Homespuns and
Serges, made in all the newest shapes and
styles, sold at $500, $3.50 to $3.50. Cut
price $3.50.
One lot Of Fine Tailor Made Suits, in large
variety Of styles, including Golf Suits, sold at
$3.50, $500 and $3.50. Cot price $3.50.
JACKETS.
One broken lot of Ladies' Jackets, sold from
$500 to $780, Cut price $2.49.
One lot of Ladies' Jackets, sold at $1,000 and
SII.OO. Cut price 1913.
One lot of Fine Jackets, sold at $3.50 and
$500. Cut price 1923.
FURS.
One lot Int. Seal Collarettes, sold at $500.
Cot price 1898.
Black Astrachan Collarettcs, sold at $500.
Cut price S2.96.
Fine Black Martcn Collarcttes, sold at
5000. Cut price $3.50.
Black Marten Collarettc, with Fine Black
Astrachan yoke and collar, sold at SI4.5O.
Cat price S1I.75.
Cut Prices on all Fur pieces and Muffs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21
Hosiery
and Gloves.

Ladies Fast Black Hosiery, splieed heel, alb
soiutely stainless, Zoe. goods. Cut price Sc.
pair.
Ladies' Black Hosiery, with black and col
ortd Polka Dots, sold at t5e. Cut price l0c.
pair.
Ladies' Oxford Mixed Hosiery. splieed heels
and toes. elastic tops, sold at 25c. Cut price
J sc. pair, - : = 30 = - - - -
Ladies' Black Imported Hosiery, hieh
sp!ioed heels, Hsrmsdort dye, sold at 20e. Gut
Price I2l:c.
Ladies Black Hosiery, Hermsdorf dye, Ger
man goods, spIieed heels and toes, sizes 91lss
and 10, sold at 25c. Cut price lsc.
Ladies' Lislc Thread Hosiery,excellent styles,
all color stripes. sold at Use. Cot price 39c,
Ladies' Black Hosiery. Superior Lisls
bread, black and white stripes. sold at 75c.
Cut price 49e.
Ladies' Fancy Hosiery, beautiful DRESDEN
effects. sold at 100. Cut price 69c.
Ladies Black Four Hulton Kid Gloves. self
ard white embroidery, sold at Sis. Cut
price 79c.
Ladies Four Button and Hook Kid Gloves,
sold at SI.00. Cut price Soc.
Ladies' Light Mode KidN Gloves, sizes sK
and o. sold at SI2EI Cut priSsssiG. Z SSi-5c
Afsw excel i 81 NJ Yelling, blaek and
eolors, sold at 35e. ana G5c. Cut price I0c. a
yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

Miss Gordan. of Richmond is tho
guest Of Miss Elizabeth Martin, on
Boush street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-21

Mrs. William Huger, of Baltimore. is
visiting her father, Judge L. S. Gar
nett, in Client.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Jack Betts,a negro, was lynched near
COrinib, Miss, today. He was charged
with assaulting 10 year old white girl
in the county yesterday.
Chairman Frank Campbell of the
democratic state committee was at
the headquarters in New York this
morning after several days absence up
the state. Campbell said that he found
strong sentiment for Bryan every
where he had been.
F. B. EmsnelseD, a sailor, who
claims ne was ShaDghaied aboard the
British steamer Clara, at New York,
leaped from that vessel into the sea at
Al early hour this morning and swan
to the beach at Sandy Hook. He fell
unconscious on the sand, when be had
struggled through the surf, and remain
ed so for nearly two hours.
sesttle, Washington, is to have worlds
iair in 1904. The occasion will be in cele
bration of the formal taking pos session of the
Pacific Northwest. The affair will be made
an international exposition The sum OF
100000 has beel guaranteed and Congress
will be asked for an appropriation. 1t is ex-
pscted that the exposition will do much TO
promote trade relations with the ORIENT.
Fifteen thousand excursionists made Sun.
day lively az ST. Joseph. Mich. The record
for the day was 70 weddings, the largest
number ever reported there in one day.
William j. Bryan will leave Chicago for
Lincoln Wednesday night. This will give
him an opportunity for three speeches en-
route.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-13
In Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland

in Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland
and Delaware.
At democratic headquarters here to-
day it is said that intelligence from In
diana. Illinois, Michigan, Iowa and
Wisconsin Is all favorable, and also
that Tammany and the State democ-
racy of New York are pulling well to-
gether, and that the so called gold
democrats will cut but small figure In
the Northern elections. 1t is also SAID
that the working men OF the whole
country are provoked by the repuoll-
caps reiterated statement to the effect
tina everybody is prosperous, as they
know by their own experience thst
| such Is not the case, and think IL Is
made to deceive them.
The Secretary Of the Treasury today ois-
continued the issne OF Temporary bonds. Inc
Buresu of Engraving and Printing has caught
\ up on the new issue OF extended z per Genus
due in 800. To this fact is due the issue OF
| tho order
| People who went frem here to Alexandra
\ and returned yesterday afternoon by the
| electric railway say they had an OBJECT OF me
| necessity of Jim Crow cars, and that mao IL
not been for the prudence Of conductor ID
stopping bis train soon after 1t had left Alex
andria and putting off drunken and offensive
| negro the white 10 en- on the car would have
thrown him of and probably killed him.
T. W. Taylor was appointed postmaster al
Lester Manor, King William county, Va, to-
| day, vice P. f. Souder, dead.