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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

women have Increased in height.
breadth and weight In the last few
years.
Nor IS that all: when the girl OF to-
day faints ii Is not considered a sign
OF her extreme sensibiiity and related
To her glory. a doctor is called In to
prescribe for the physical arrangement
which has caused it. She no longer
purses up her mouth after the prunes
and prisms fashion of bygone years:
she runs about the campus of Bryn
Mawr of the boardwalk at Atlantic
City alike without u hat until her skin
takes on a tinEe which her ancestors
would have coidly likened TO that OF a
milkmaid. She walks, wheels and
plays golf until she can carry out the
traditions OF the family by approaching
the altar in her grandmother'a wedding
shoes; her hands also could scarcely
conform to the rules of beauty laid
down i'll former years. and yet. to our
eyes. she is much handsomer than the
simpering. large-eyed creature who
stood for beauty In the portraits of by
gone years.
What the ghosts OF dead ancestors
would say could they step from the
frames of their portraits is quite an
other matter.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
The Demorest
Sewing rlachine.
High Arm$19; Drop Head $40
OF Interest to WOnn6n.

The daughter of General John 3.
Gordon. commander-in- chief of the
I confederate Veterans, is a beauti-
Rul and brilliant young woman, who Is
making use of her talent for story
telling by giving public readings OF
Southern folklore and anecdotes of
plantation life. Her career promises
to be successful one as her brilliant
conversational powers have been well
tested. 1t was at the home of the late
Z MIR. FRANK Thomson, near Philadel-
phia, then president of the Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad that she "awoke TO find
sherseif famous" meeting there many
( distinguished personages, who were
delighted with her wonderful narrative
gift. Her imitation of the cake-walx
Is said to be the genuine thing, such as
we can fancy took place before the
picturesque cabins in the old planta-
ton days.
Miss Gordon has been preceded
somewhat in her imitation of the old
time negro by that talented little Ala
bamian, Mrs. Gielow, who halls from
the town made famous by the gallant
Hobson. Mrs. Gielow has won inter-
national fame, her pleasing recitations
having opened TO her even the doors
of royalty. 1t was at a dinner given
by Lady Northcote that she met the
Duke and the Duchess of Connaught.
to whom she presented copy OF her
hook. Her visit to Mrs. Hodgson Bur
nett, in her lovely English home, she
says, is one of her pleasantest memo
ries, and it was there that she first
heard the voice of the nightingale.
n 49,
Report says that the two attractive
daughters OF General Joe Wheeler are
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

Springs. where they will spend
month.
Mrs. Wandell. of Colorado and Miss
Alice Parrish. returned yesterday from
the Beach.
Mrs. Kidder Miss May Elliott. and
Mr. John Elliott, OF Washington. who
have been stopping at Miss Boush's
cottage. at the Beach. have returned
home.
Mrs. George c. Billups. of Client.
has as her guests Mrs. Gardes and
children, OF New Orleans.
MIR. and Mrs. j. 4. S. Reid and Misses
Lula and Susie Reid left yesterday for
Old Sweet Springs.
Mrs. ]. a. C. Groner and family left
on Friday for Hot Springs.
Mrs. Albert Stahl and son left Thurs
day for Coburg. Canada.
Mrs. II. V. Strausburger and son are
visiting Miss Nusbaum, on Chapel
street.
Miss Rebecca waddy. who has been
visiting Miss Saunders. at Newport
News. has returned home.
Mrs. w. II. NJ. Reid leaves the middle
OF August for jamestown. Il. I.
Miss Kinny. of stanton. Va. who
has been visiting friends. left here yes
terday for her home.
Mr.. George w. Wilson and Miss Mar
garet Wilson left on Saturday for
Smithfield.
Miss Lucy Baylor left on Saturday
for Sweet Chaylbeate Springs.
Miss Rosa Bell Watkins. who has
been visiting her father. on CRANKY
street. left on Saturday for Amelia
county
Mr. George Guild. Of Chattanooga.
Tenn, is spending few weeks at the
Princess Anne
Mrs. George M.-Taylor and the
Misses Marguerite and Baynie Taylor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
WOman's Interests
And the Social Life.

receiving much attention abroad. They
were the most admired young women
at dinner given in their honor re-
Gently, at Paris, by the Prince Suriyen,
of Siam. when my home Is COM
pleted' said the smiling Prince, who
is building n beautiful mansion in
Paris, the Americans will always be
the most welcome of all guests that
cross it's threshold" His Majesty ex-
pressed in the highest terms his ad-
miration of the great little General
their father.
Miss Ella Scarlet is a young Eng
lishwoman who has lately gone out to
Korea to practice medicine The med
ical adviser to the court of Korea Is a
woman, and Miss Scarlet. who has
both a Belgian and an English degree
of medicine. is to act as her assistant
She is sister of Lord Abinger. who
is now in South Africa. and a cousin Of
Julia Magruder, the Virginia author
ess.
Perhaps the most brilliant woman
journalist in America, for her age, is
Margherita Arlina Hamm, in private
life Mrs. Fales, wife Of DIR. Falcs,
sometime consul general to Annoy,
China. She is Canadian by birth,
and comes naturally by her cleverness,
being granddaughter of Bishop
Spencer. of Canada, and n cousin OF
Herbert Spencer. Several years of her
life were spent in the Philippines, and
1t was while there that she became the
friend and teacher of the wary Aguin-
aldo. being the first to teach him to
lisp In English. Mrs. Hamm has trav
elled the world over. She is familiar
with Persia. Egypt and the countries
bordering the Mediterranean. Scarce
ly country can be mentioned that she
does not know by heart. She has been
successful in every department OF
newspaper work. but more especially
SO, perhaps, as war correspondent.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Social and Personal.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


DIR. and Mrs. i. S. Hope, OF Forts
mouth, entertained a number of friends
ON Tuesday evening at the Isaak Wal
ION Rest. Ocean View. The invited
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay.
Mrs Wilson. Mrs. ]. c. Maupin Miss
Ruth Threadcraft. Miss Mary Maupin
the Misses Hope. and the Misses
Peters: Mr. Willard Wilson and
MessrS. James and Minor Peters.
Mir. and Mrs. w. II. NJ. Reed enter
tanned at supper at Chesapeake Club
on Friday evening in compliment TO
Miss Page Carter. of Baltimore. There
were present MIR. and Mrs. Reed. Mrs
Gamble. Miss Carter and Mr.. II. c.
Taylor,
Mrs. f. L. Woodland left few days
ago for Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Mrs. John Tilton and little daugh-
ter left yesterday for Old Sweet
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
The Royal Cuticle Soap
Tailor-made Suits.

We've only eight sample suits left
OFT of the lot of eighty-six from one
OF New Works leading makers.
That's abundant evidence that suit
selling here has been rapid.
And, too, these samples arrived
when our regular lines totaled close
TO four hundred.
Here's what's left
4 regular $40 suit--was sS-now
SO.
2 regular SIP suits--wcre $40
now $3.50.
4 regular SIS suits-were si2-
now So
regular SIS suit-was s2o-now
SIS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

left Friday for Sweet Chalybeate
Springs.
Mr.. c. E. Townsend and family left
this morning for Millboro, Va.
Miss Annie Powell left on Friday for
Charlestown, West Va.
Miss Mamie Skinner left on Friday
for her home in Danville.
Mr. Mayo. of Atlanta. is stopping at
the Beach.
Mr.. Maury Priest. who has been
spending some time at the Beach. has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Strawhand (nee
Mathews). who have been spending
their honeymoon at Ocean View. have
returned to the city and are at home
to their friends at SO2 Highland avenue.
Miss Minnie Aronheim is visiting
Mrs. Norris on Holt street.
Miss Stanley, of Goldsboro. N. c.. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. L. d. Giddens,
on Dartmouth street.
Mrs. ~. Aronheim, of Tarboro, n. c.,
is visiting her brother. Mr.. Joe Morris.
Mrs. Israel Pickens and daughter
Miss Resale Pickens, OF Greensboro
Ala: Mr. Roland Gislow. of New York:
the Misses Skiles, of Suffolk, and the
Misses Mary Bull and Mary Leigh Of
Norfolk. are among the guests at Sea
View Cottage, Virginia Beach.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Hotel Imperial" Pen Mar Pa arc
the following from Norfolk and Ports
mouth Mrs. +. C. Chisnell. Norfolk:
Mrs. M f. Daughuey. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
f. Richardson and Miss Adelaide Ben
nett. OF Portsmouth. The guests are
having a delightful time and all kinds
OF amusements are being planned for
the future.
Miss BERTHE Irvine. of Lynchburg, who
has been visiting her brother in New
II -.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
ssss w ATT, IRETTRVV. Sc CLAY.

One of the big Northern dailies is
quoted as saying.
Miss Hamm's war correspondence
was the best piece OF KoreanJapanese-
Chinese work done in America. She
made the finest maps OF Mongolia and
Manchura. which countries she visited
on camel back, all alone. save with an
interpreter. During this tedious jour
ney she made her way to Korea and
happened there just as the war broke
out. The cable and Geographic lines
throughout Japan and China we're used
to carry descriptions to the frontier of
the attacks on the palace at Seoul, the
sinking of the Kowshing. which was
the first declaration of war. the at
tempted assassination OF the Queen OF
Koera. and the political condition and
situation. From here the correspon-
American papers, including the Mail
and Express. the New York Sun, New
York World. San Francisco Examiner.
Chicago lnter-Ocean and Baltimore
American"
Personally Miss Hamm is very at
tractive. with large dark eyes and Eng
liSh complexion. Her romantic career
would fill Il volume. She has had inter-
views with hosts of celebrities. among
them being Ii Hung Chang and the
Empress Dowager. Perhaps the great
est honor bestowed upon her was her
election as honorary vice-president of
the Writer'S Club of London. of which
Henry james is the president.
Though possessing plenty OF good
common sense. tire Is yet n vein of
true pocsy in her nature as is seen in
some of her beautiful verses.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
37Hc.Damask Towels, Csc.

This linen store is always doing
something unusual.
To-day we tell of extra quality
satin damask towels-53 inches long,
I'd inches wide deep knolted fringe
red, blue, pink and white borders.
The sort that finds ready sale at
size. These 25c.
Three other very good towels are
mentioned below:
Without doubt the best Huck Towel
that we've seen for many days, Is
now here at l2lac. Size 19X3S inches
The famous "Barnslcy" all-linen tow
els-size 1eisyi0 inchcs-121ac. These
we think, are the most serviceable
towels made
The best Bath Towels that we've ever
shown at the price-12Mc. Full
2ix4S inches. Very absorbent
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
S1.75 PcttiCoats, SIPS.

Made of beautifully mcrcerized cot
ton cloth-looks like silk.
Purple, green, ceriSse and blue.
Have deep flounce with two rows
of threeinch fine knife plcating.
Black Satteen Petticoats- full.
Have ninc-inch rufile wifi two
rows OF cording.
SOC.
Another good value is the skirt al
a dollar.
Made Of excellent black satteen,
with deep umbrella nounce, four rows
of cording.
And other black ones at 75c., SIPS,
S1.37H and Si.75.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
New Sl.5O Books, S1.O5.

~" S''''SSiNiJ bOtiiiL iiiult) vi
hem handsomely illuStrated-sold by
he publishers at $3.50 our price
5t.O5.
Crockett.
in Connection with the De Willoughby
Claim7by Francis Hodgson Bur-
nett.
To Have and To Hold by Mary
Johnston.
Black Rock-by Ralph Common.
ReSurrection-by Leo Tolstoy.
The Voice of the People-by Ellen
The Green Flag-by a. Conan Doyle.
Robert Tournay-by William Sage.
The Farringdons-py Ellen Thorny
croft Fowler.
The Gentleman from Indiana-by Booth
Harrington.
When Knighthood was in Flowcr-by
Edwin Caskodcn.
Prisoners OF IIope-by Mary john
ston.
The Other Fcllow-by II. Hopkinson
Smith
Janice Meredth-by Paul Leicester
Ford
David Harum-by Edwin Noyes Yves
colt.
Robes piorre-by Ange Goldcmsn.
Richard Carvel-by Winston Church
hill.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

Three styles Of Corset Covers ct 29c.
The first Is Il French cover-fuil
front--ruffle on neck and sleeves
edged with lace. The second is a
neat cambria cover-yoke of lace
inscrtion--lace around neck and
sleeves The third is a square neck
cover-ncck and sleeves trimmed
with very pretty lace. These Gov
crs would be cheal, indeed mt S7isc.
81 Corset Covers at 62i2c. These pretty
covers are slightly soilcd. They
are made of fine cambric-trimmcd
front and back with beautiful lace
and embroidered insertion.
$3.50 Gowne at 81. -Four styleS-both
cambria and cotton--beautifully
trimmed with lace and embroidery
empire. high neck and square
yoltc-pleniy of tucking.
Gowns at i2c. Good cotton--yokc of
cluster tucks cambria rufrlc
around neck and sleeves.
Wcll-made Skirts-threc fine tucks
above the lace trimmed tlounce.
The SOC. Skirts at SOC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Children's BOnnets
at reduced prices.

All our fine white null bonnets
,ave been reduced III price, as follows:
The s.. so bonnety are now So.
The s. bonnets are now $3.50.
The Sl.75 bonnets are now SIPS.
The $3.50 bonnets are now 81.
The SIPS bonnets are now So.
The 81 bonnets are now 75c.
The 75c. bonnets are now soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
$50 Suit Cases, CSC.

Here's tip-top suit case-sightly
and serviceabe.
Imitation olive leather-braSs trim
med-leather handle inside straps.
Two sizes--22- and 24-inch.
And, we'll paint your initials or en-
tire name and address on it without
charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
A new silky fabric for
summer wear.

summer wear.
Light weight mcrcerized italian
cloth rich silk finish.
Navy with white polka dots.
Black with red polka dots.
Red with white polka dots.
Very fetching for waists, skirts and
hat trimmings.
32-inches wide.
25c. the yard.
At the silk department.
New Vicuna Cloth-tor the ta,lor-rnade
suits Black. deep gray. mode and
green. 80 inches wide Sis the
yard. Steam shrunk, ready for the
cutter.
New Paidbacl Golf Skirtings for
rainy-day and shopping skirts. $3.50
and 81 the yard.
S0-inch extra heavy chcviot-twill cloth
for rniny-day sl<irts-requircs no
lning-Eray and brown. 37l2c. the
yard.
52-inch nil-wool Cancels Hair Chevlot-
for rainy-day skirts-light gray and
dark gray. soc. the yard.
5i-inch extra heavy Black Beaver
beautifully finished. Regular $500
goods, ut $l.75 the yard.
Extra heavy all silk Black Taffeta-
6oc. and 75c. the yard. The "Olym-
pia" -guaranteed-S1 the yard. S6-
inch Black Tafreta, sl.25 the yard
raftcta Plisse-white. light gray. old
rose and black. For waists. Tie
81 grade. at 69c. the yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
BEAUTIES OF TO-DAY.
Philadelphia North AmeriC

IPhiIadelphia North AmericanO
a well known artist recently made
the statement that not only has the
style of feminine beauty changed
greatly within the last few decades.
but that the Gibson girl of to-day
would have seemed actually homely
to the taste of 40 years ago.
That this statement is correct. a
glance at the portrait of the girl of to-
day and that of her grandmother will
prove. 1t is not merely the infirmities
OF age which made the grandmother
look so frail beside her stalwart grand
daughter. The fact is that American
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
SC. Embroideries, SC.

Very pretty cambria edecs-t to a
inches wide-worth 6, 7 and SC yard,
will go on sale tomorrow at SC.
The 12Hc cambria edges-2 to 7
inches wide, will go on sale to-mor-
row at iOc.
The 6, 10 and i2Hc imitation tor
ohon lace-t TO S inches wide, will 60
on sale tomorrow al SC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Blue Duck Skirts-$1.

These are made of good serviceable
navy blue duck have three-inch
hens. ST.
Cotton Covert Cloth Skirts-brown
and grecn-three-inch hem, 81.
Plain and Fancy White u. X. Skirts
mt So. 81 ana So.
Navy Blue Duck Sllirts-trimmcd with
three rows of white duck-S2.50.
THESE OF WOOL:-
Regular $3.50 Skirts Mt 81 Black and
gray mohair, black figured mohair.
black and navy serge; some plain; :
some appllqucd.
Regular $3.50 RainyDay or Shopping
Skirts AT So, Nine rows of stitch
ing around the bottom.
Regular $40 Shirts ut 81: fine black and
navy serge; applqued back and
front.
Regular So $l5 and SIS Black Crepon
Skirts, at IS. $40 and S12.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
$3.50 Bathing Suits S2.1o.

Women's black mohair bathing
suits-trimmed with white braid.
Were $3.50 now s2.io.
FOR MEN
One-piece Fancy Striped Suits-werc
soc. Now pc.
Two-piece Navy Blue Jersey Suits
69c Boys, soc.
Fancy Stripe Jersey Suits Were
81. Now 15c.
Atwood Navy Blue Jersey Suits
sizes "a, 49, AZ and ii-sa
FOR CHILDREN
Girls two-piece Atwood Flannel
braid trimmed-ages 6 TO 16 years
were Sl.15 now $3.50.
Girls two-picce Navy Blue. Flannel
ettc--trimmcd with braid-ages to
10 years-wcre 81, now SOC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Sheets and Pillow Gases

Shcets-size Slxoo inches : torn
and ironed-45c.
Pillow Cases-size 45x36 inches
Toe. Henstitched, t2Ec.
Bolster Cases--size 42x72 inches
25c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
soc. Under=vests, at 25C.

Fine India Gauze Jersey Vests
high French necks-- wing sleeves
pearl buttons. The regular soc goods,
at 25c.
Fine French Isle Ribbed Vests
silk tapped neck and sleeves. The
regular 25c. goods, at 3 for soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

There are about two hundred yards
of the Diana" novelties still here
&c. II yard.
S6-inch Gobelin Art Silkolines-a mag
nifcent line of new floral effects
large and smail--12iac.
Woven Madras-fourteen different
patterns. Regular lie. grade, ut loo
Il yard.
Our line of 25c. French Organizes. to-
morrow ut 17c. yard.
l2lsc. Navy Blue Lawns with white
polka dots, ut Sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Clnildren's Wear.

The well-known III. & w" fine Cam
brio Undcrwtists-agcs l to IL years
buttons tapped on-trimmed with
fine embroidery. Our regular soc.
waists. mt 39c.
Short Skirts-aScs to 10 years-good
muslin hcmstitchcd cambria
fiouncc with three tiny tucks above.
25c.
Short Skirts-full umbrella Made of
Min G twa rows nf t fn Euncr
tucks. Ages to L. years. soc.
Short Skirts with waists attached
Ages l 20 years. 25c.; see, SOC.
and up to SIPS.
Short Dresses-ages l to 6 years. Csc,
39c.. SOC. on up to Sl.25.
Infants Slips. lie. on up to s..
Infants Long Skirts. &c on up to
SIPS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

albion Irish Linen Paper-2i sheets
of paper and II envelopes-nicely
boXcd-l5c.
Puritan Bond'-white and azure-iS
sheets of paper and As envelopes.
25c. box
Royal Parchment'-onc pound to the
package-lOc. Envelopes to match
&c. pack.
"Crushed Vellum"-one pound to the
package-octavo or court shape
white and aZure-l1c. Envelopes to
match-5c, pack
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

Our 12,sc. Lappet Muils, tomorrow at
10c.
Our l2,Ec White p. *. Cords-with COL
ored stripes. dots and figures-to-
morrow at 10c.
The very best 10c. Dress Ginghams at
SAC.
Splendid line of Toe. Pcrcales-36 inches
wide-to-morrow at GAc.
Our entire line of best 12Jhc Percales-
l41 different patternS-the season S
best effects-to-morrow at l0c
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Mems Summer Underwear Bargains

Williams Silky Fibred Shirts and
Drawers. all sizes. Regular 5Oc
goods, sc. each.
The genuine Otis I.sle Thread Shirts
and Drawers-all sizes. Regular 81
goods, I5c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
SOC. Hat Pins, lOc.
Nineteen regular soc hat pins will
60 on sale tomorrow at 1Oc each.

~ Shirt Waist Sets-twcnty- three diff
ferent sorts-at 1c. a set.
81 pair of 19c. Link Cuff Buttons-at
sc. pair.
IS Sterling Silver Scarf Pins-the 19c.
pins-at &c. each.
20 Sterling Silver Hat Pins-at 19c.
each.
el2 regular lOc. Collar Buttons-at &c.
each.
2l sets of Pearl Pulley Belt Rings
regular 1870. kind-at 10c. a set
II Fan or Lorgnettc Chains-rcgular
Csc kind-at 17c. each.
il large Sterling Silver Bon Ron
Spoons-regular 81 goods-at 25c
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

Extra quality American Silk Shirts
and Drawcrs-all sizes. Pink, blue
and balbrigSan. Regular Sl.5n
goods, 81 each
Very fine Lisle Thread Shirts and
Drawers-all sizes. Pink and light
blue. Regular $l.25 goods. 75c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
WATT RErTEw CLAY. WATT, RE1TEw CLAY
Corset Cover S, 1OC.
We repeat all of last weeks big bargains.

These corset at ten cents we'll made of good
cambric-V neck-feled seams.
Fine French corset coverS-made of excellent cambria
full front-emstced uf1le around neck and SeeveSpear
buttonS--a 25C
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

White Lawn Waists-full fronts
formed of two rows of open inser-
ton running up and down. An
other style has full front of inser-
ton on the bias. Regular 75c.
Waists at SOC.
81 Madras and Pcrcalc Waists at soc.
The madras ones have plain full
fronts. The percalc ones have full
fronts formed of eighteen tiny bias
tucks.
Plain Black Percale Waists-laundered
collar and cuffs-50c.
Plain Black Lawn Waists-tucked and
cordcd-S1.
Sl.2o White Lawn Waists-cntire front
OF fine tucks with five rows of
black val lace running up and
down-at 81.
White Figured Black Percale Waists
the 75c. ones at soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

"Harcourt satin finish paper-2,
sheets of paper and n envelopes
nicely boXed-l0c.
q sheets OF good paper and q envc-
lopcs in n box-ic. Il box.
Bond Tablcts--for foreign correspond
ence-loc. each. Envelopes, 10c. n
pack.
Ink Tablets-any size-5o. each.
Large size Pencil Tablets-2c. each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Store Closes Promptly at 6 P. M; Saturdays
Bargains! Feather We bargains while We may
The Eighth Wonder of the World!

The Great Woman's Building of the Paris Exposition
o
couh
The Royal Cutcle Soap
aN
Three Cakes for 1OC.
10
70 dtm sforio
onork ' ~ i ' A " "N "'""' twenty-five ""'So
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Summer Stationery.

The sorts you like we'll, whether at home vaca-
tioning.
Put up in handy FORM Take up little space the desk,
and hitler SPACE In the trunk,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
Three Cakes for 1Oc.
The Shirt Waists.

soc. percale waists at 20c.
These are our regular half dollar
waists.
Made of good percale in bright at
tractive patterns.
Have full fronts formed of bias
pleats.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
embellishments.

OdIIUpICS-II dIIiIllUCKS-
Canopes made of closely woven
netting on strong umbrella frames.
TO suspend from ceiling.
For single beds, at 81 and Si.25.
For double beds, at $3.50 and
St.75.
"Dixie" Canopies--to attach to
bedS--at 50. Double bed size only.
Strong, servceable and slightly
hammockS- pillow attached 1916.
Others at ST, $3.50, 50, 50. SO and
s3-with deep valance-pillow at
taChed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
75C. MOusseline de Sole. 33C.

White grounds with large floral patternings in all the
cool dainty summer colorS
It's soft and sheer like silk mu-an exquisite fabric
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

The regular 33c Mcrcerlzcd Stripe
White =. X, 25c.
damask and tucked effects-the
very thing for children's REFERS,
SOC.
The regular 2OMc. White Persian Lawn
81 inches widc--l5c.
T2-inch White Organdies-25. SO. 37lk
and h0c.
Finch Black organdies-S7lsc. and soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05

Wide welt White T.. K.-cords run
crosswisc. Our regular zoe. and 25c.
goods. tomorrow only. l5c.
Extra heavy and wide fat welt White
Il. K.-cordS run crosswise Our
regular 25c. goods, tomorrow only.
l9c.
White Dress Swiss with woven white
scroll stripes Regularly 15c. To-
morrow 10c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-05
l7c. India Lin0r1, 1212C.

We could get but thirty-eigh pieces. Wish it were a
dozen times many. It's so good.
We III put nineteen pieces in regular white goods
section, and nineteen in silk section Wonder which will
sell out first.