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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

tenn as this article would lead us to be-
lieve. and is It fair TO ny to discredir the.
public school system Of to-day by max
ing it appear 10 have displaced something
better, when the better was an ideal WITH
out existence as whole? In Jefferson
Notes on Virginia. beginning AZ page los
(old edition., Jefferson says a Dill proFld-
ing for such a system of pubic education
as Mr. S. has outlined is provided for IN
the new Code, the revision Of which mad
been completed, but which could not 60
into effect until peace is declared tpase
143). Jeffersons plan proposed 10 olFioe
each county into small districts, or hun-
dreds, and in each TO establish a primary
school, "the tutor to be supported by the
hundred, and every person IN it entitled 70
send their children gratis for three years,
and longer by paying. This proposed bill
did not establish an academy in each
county, but twenty in the State, and pro
posed TO enlarge William and Mary Co1ege
to teach "al the useful sciences.
This same code, he tells us, contained
bill, or an amendment to the bill was pro-
vded for ito emancipate all slaves porn
after passing the act, and we hno" ms
din NOT % into effect; and it is equally GER
tain the other did not go into effect 70 the
extent of founding. by act OF Assembly, a.
system OF free public education.
OF course, private schools were 1ostered
and well supported by private money VIZ
enia can with pride claim that certain
mart OF her population was as well and as
highly educated as any in the world But
how about the poor? Was 1t made easy.
for them to get an education by legislative
enactmen;. and did not adopting 'Jeffer-
sons plan by building the University"
". shout s.gin.. sat, aid to primary schools
and academies for the benefit of the poor,
leave ths educationa! interes, in this State.
50 FAR as tina DOOR were concerned. worse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
MANY FUNERALS TAKE PLACE.
A Number of Wcii-Kncwn People 10
be Buried To-Day.

The funeral Of Mrs Masgie T. haii VIZ
&c Mr. Ambrose P. Hill, of Chestnut I'LL,
WIZ take place al O'Clock TINS d. se- 't00--
from ST. Peters Cathedral.
The remains Of Mrs. Satlie NJ No - -
VINO died Friday night at the 'esiae ~ ~ -
her son. Mr. S. Lindsay Nofhnetit' W ~
2i0s yenable street, We're IAN 10 ie-s1
1e-day afternoon in oahwood Cemetery.
The body of Mr. Michael l4ynch. ased iot
fy-.lve years. who died Thursday n'she d.
the Virginia Hospital. as the result OF
shock t-en the computation OF sae upie!
ta:Gh. was taken &c Peclriiie IA, MS M
I'VE home. where he viii be buried
Miss lncz Bunaldy, aged TWO years OF
No 49i North Third Street, ,died FfiaaY
night. The burial will take place at ALI.
Calvary Cemetery to-day
The remains of Mrs. NJ. l.. Heptenstaii,
who died at the Cid Dominion Hospital
as a result the shock OF an operanoh'
which was performed upon her. were
taken 10 Tazeweu Friday, where they
we're laid To rest.
Mrs. Mary j. McGlasson. aged seventy
six years, died at her residence, No. i9lo
East Broad Street, yesterday morning
The funeral Will take place to-day. IN
ter.nent Viii be made In lakewood Gene
terry.
Louise a. Taylor. aged three years. died
at the residence of her parents, No 1H6
Washington Street FRIDAY night
The funeral took place yesterday. and
The intermeat Was made in OaaWood CeMe-
terry,
Miss Annie E. Woody. of No. 7ne North
Tscaty-fifth Street. died Friday night in
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Membership Growing.

Mr.. John S. Bethel, president Of the Nc
kinley and Prosperity Club. received yes
terday morning large number OF appIi-
cations for membership in the newly or
ganized club. One party alone handed in
twenty applications.
NJ. Bethel says that the club is not a
specific Republican organization, but
wishes to include among the members
those who are advocating The reelection
of President William Mckinley irrespec-
tive of party. As President Bethel puts u
I'VE want as our members all those VINO
are willing to have the present prosperous
condition of the country continue under TIE
administration of William Mckinley
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condition than now. when State aid makes

condition than now, when State aid makes
it possible fer all to get some education?
Later on o. c. after building the Uni
versity> lit created a fund, the literary
fund the interest OF which was to be used
10 pay tuition fees Of the poorer children
in primary schools In fact, this fund
was founded in 1870 and the University
chartered. in 1919; and in 1918 the General
Assembly provided for commissioners III
each county TO disburse the money de-
rived from the literary. fund in educating
poor children, and in that year the amount
disbursed in Virginia and what is now
West Virginia was $4,000 (see Virginia
School Report for 1S9S-S9 pages Xii and
xliD This sum prorated to each county
and corporation in the then Virginia. in the
proportion its white population bore to the
white population OF the State. was, in
fact, the measure OF what Virginia was
doing to educate her poor children When
she .tadopted Mr.. Jefferson's plan by build
ing the University"
..As things now are after thirty years
of State schools, there are over seven
thousand primary schools in the country
districts and no secondary. schools Now
is this a fact. AS clerk of Smythe County
School Board. wish to say 1t is not true
as to this county and it is fair to assume
other counties have as good schools
Last year there Were eighty-two white
teachers In the Smythe county public
schools: of this number ten male teachers
held college degrees and twenty-four lady
teachers were graduates Of chartered
schools; many of the non-degree teachers
had taken advanced courses at college and
nearly all the rest had attended good sec
ondary schools. There We're ten schools
in the county in which the higher branch
es were taught and paid for sprivat eiy,teX-5
cent in Marion and Saltville4 and pupils
from these schools enter without trouble
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DESERTED WIFE GETS DIVORCE.
Judgment in Favor of C. &. Wood
Charter Granted.

In the Law ard Equity Court yesterday
a divorce was granted Jennie A. Phelps
from her husband. Frank A. Paeips. on
the grounds OF deserttop. Messrs Attlin-
son * Booker were counsel for the plain
tin.
\ judgment was rendered in favor OF the
defendant in the case of A. C. Scauss a
Co. vs. c. b. Wood for si5e Msssrs.
Lyons. Campbell & Johnston represented
the plaintiffs. whiis Mr.. j. Kenr Rawley
appeared for the defendant.
The Crescent Advertising Publishing Co.
was granted charter by Judge Well
ford yesterday. The purposes OF the
company are TO conduct the business OF
advertising ard publishing. with capital
stock OF from S5.c1a 10 $500. The off,
GERS are C. w. Spgcer, president; KirkwooG
Mitchell. tce-presideut: W. s Daniel. sec
retary and treasurer. and Il. surry Va!-
ent!ne, director.
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our Virginia Colleges and stand Welt
Three years ago this county held four out
of The e gnteen Virginia Peabody scho4af-
ships, al won by public school pupils on
competitive examinations ana three OF the
four had attended only country pubic
secondary schools.
Mr.. Saunders contention that there are
too many schools is by no means new
idea. DR.. Southall, in the very sensible
speech made last spring atthe commence
ment of the Marion public school, urged
The district trustees TO double up weak
schools and, II necessary, provide for
transportation at public expense oil pupils
a a distance. From the last school report
mage xxixl it seems that Mr.. Massey
hal been asking for law permitting
school boards 10 consolidate rural schools
and DR.. SouthalI renews this recommen-
daticn Tire introduction of higher studies
into these schools under existing cir
cunstances ana laws is largely ques-
ton Of local interest and management,
easily obtained when honestly desired.
II takes backbone" to be school
trustee and not build unnecessary school
houses Because A has a. school near him,
built and maintained at public expense,
B thinks he should have one. and to get 1t
PROPOSES to give a lot and he and his
friends pay the cost Of q good building.
The trustees looking alone 10 the gain IN
school property, forget they are really 10
the extent of the future cosc OF running
this school, weakening every other school
in the country and doing hurt to the cause
of education.
Too often the county superintendent
does not use his position to stop this
costly fad. because he likes to report so
many new schools opened each ysar and
has "a better eye for style of architecture
than styles Of teachers. The Virginia
public schools are not perfect, nor are
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the conditions under which they exist
ideal; but before we decry them damn
. them with faint praise, let US be sure we
erect something better in their stead, and
until this is done. let us get all the good
possible out of the schools as they exist
Marion, va S. W. D.
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Leave of Absence.

Mr.. John S. Bethel. collector OF customs.
mas been granted leave OF absence and
will go to West Point to-day, hoping 20
r.cInerate. MIR. Bethel will also go to
WsIlia n,sb,,rg to attend the sessions of the
Dover Association, TO which ae is a dele
gate.
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MiIlinery.
Observation-Disclosures.

Ladies Trimmed Hats many of them
Were 81 and S5-just the same as You
have often seen; not one sighted. Lots
are limited when the selling IS ,ccnsid-
cred All put in a sale price, 81.
Ladies and Misses White i,ail0rs,
Jumbo braids, the kind that. rever
sold for less thnn $50, sale Price zoe.
Just one hundred and fifty Children
Trimmed Hats. the usual price OF which
was 81 and S1.50, sale price .5c.
Wreaths for Children's Gats-Roses.
Violets and a great assortment Of
other flowers, sale price Zoe.
Children's Duck Tams, Ssme fancy,
others plain, formerly &c. sale rrlce
Toe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

An electrical process for smelling iron
ore has had trial on an extended. scale
In italy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

the seventeenth year of her age.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon, and. the interment will be made
in Oakwood Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

: Commencing July 18th ihs store os Miller
& Rheads will close every Friday a. /
lock
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Housefurnishings.

worth s25. sl.5o. s1ss. $50. S335, sale
price 65, 95c.. sl.39 81 50 and 30.
Large Nursery Refrigerators, gall
vanized lined. charcoal filled, worth
So, sale price S2.I9.
Quincy Refrigerators with water
tank, worth go, sale price S17.49.
Quincy Department Refrigerators,
worth SIS. sale price S"3.I!,.
Double-Door Quincy Refrigerators.
worth $3.50, Sule price SI6S9
Douhle-Door Jewel Refrigerators,
worth s16.9s, sale price SLID.
Quincy Refrigerators worth S12.9S,
sale price $S.9S.
Quincy Ice Chests, worth $3.50, sale
price S4.33.
1925, sale price 81 SIS.
Iron Bound 12-foot Lawn Swings,
worth IS. sale price $500
4-Burner Double Oil Stpve, with iron
top plate. worth $l.9S, sale price $40.
Large. 1-Burner Gas Stoves, worth
CSC. sale price zoe.
Tin ovens. medium size. worth 69c.,
sale price 45e.
Double Lined Sheet-Iron Ovens, worth
SIPS, sale price GDc.
Very Large Sheet Iron Double ovens.
worth $249, sale price S1.so.
6-quart 1ce-Cre;m Freezers, worth
s3.25, sale price $50.
3-quagt Gem, Ice-Cream Freezers,
80.
or!S l"t CO. 80 ,,.Sna 20 80
49x xt w. TerT F1pa ~ ann,oolze with
,,;I1o,, !" ,ain,,on "rth
taaS sie 49, s., 90
Close Woven Hammocks. 36xSt, with
pillow, stretcher and valance, worth
s'To sa ne; pFif r., III III, ,I1o,r
Tide Mrti Il go
ssIe ,i,.c III ~ o.
Fancy Striped Hammocks, with pillow
-"
&c as.7, ro++on uonnoo1,s wort, 5oo
sale price 3'c. ..o,--
c Larse ! Staoh tnanQte ic Ifa ,, C
ga garden Iro"els' worth &C. sale pilee
Zinc polished Handle f~orkscrews, 6
,ortb 100 s.ia n,.ica 20
D. D. -. 49, rS1- rrr.,ns ,nr+b $50 sale
la Pat3 ! 70. FlE-lraps' worth lec'' Saie
piiGe w. rr 1,oo, o.+b azc
III, iia[ Two nose i'ee'S' VIZ III 49,
So CaY;.,,1;.aT I;aerioa,,+o,, pans worth
15c ','' sale ale 1rce 'e Sc [' CO.
Lar rsf Size azcs JaPIn.ss Lanterns worth
&C; d sac +a Pltee Tia5otv Screens worth
100 80 80 % ,,,,fce ioc
-, SCI =! -. sc-oa, Toorr ,,.o7.tI,
- a ~ a 3iae - Sos. cen
80; Sai 1870, piiue ,.o,,tb 500 es,Ia
nc g(sai G;,c ''e' &c. -
III and 1G-nuart Porcelain Lined Eet-
80 y, - g GO S'i,,o T7nan1eIInd rrravs
"a X ,oo o s,1a t We &c
- Sn -, "a md EIanGng Match Roxes.
ell alt0 ,.crtb 1n eaIa nrica lc
"I Rnn n ''N So,Dsy6n ne CiriddIes, worth
'0 snic xals ss PF,eS 5oses and case, worth
ooc o,; S,ete R krtIe .-Denprtment Steam
org 1loi.,}l - 70 sale mice 81 10
ei Wt, H9t III 3an1e lied Pound Coffee
C,anit4a,s [Tnrth 1qa sale price SC.
CdaIS,gFs %ST n Dust iD Pans a5 Worth 7c
sale aI price MIX .'I KettIes worth Pc sale
price Sc.
p pa 4 yorfb a a9c sale price
IL HecorsteG Footed English Bowls,
worth f ne .d s Bny PIN md Pitchers worth
&, y sSie nr'Ira s;oc
I,nr0rted China 56-Diece Sets worth
* sale nr;ce 50. 40
iiO6- Tie Dinner Sets, Blue decora-
'9aS Tor S' Hsn Saa9 p.S Dseorate
p R:n rs Sets worth Si7.'"' sue pi'sS
imnor+e5 China Vases. worth % and
e5c c''' So sale, ecu price i5c.
Derorated Fancy Shape Toilet Sets.
worth 81, sale prce 81, 40
White China Cups ind Saucers,
PAIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Wri~h;-Hrin.s,

Miss Carrie Irene Briggs. daughter OF
NJ. and Mrs. I. ID. Briggs. and Mr. Wiz
liam Z. Wright OF powhatan county. were
married a; II O'Clock yesterday al the hoEra
OF the brides parents. in this city Rev
w. II. Beaucharnr. pastor OF Broad-Streee
Methods. Church, performed the cars-
mons.
Nj. ard Mrs. Wright left immediately:
afte- tn. ceremony fos Powhataa county.
their future hons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Sufnmer Jewe1ry.

IngersoII's 81 Watch. cheapest grnr-
anteed watch on the market for outing
Use, sale price 3Sc.
Long Silver Fan Chains, were sc.
close of season price Zoe.
French Gray Belt Buckles. artistic
designs. We're &c, close of season
price Ice.
One-piece All Pearl Dumb-Bell Cuff
Links, close of season price zoe per
All the latest 25c. styles of Pins rev
so Fashionable Tor belts, close OF sehson
All the handsome PC Jewelled Rub
Fine Polished Shell Back Combs,
that are pc, close of season price I've
Shell Hair Barettes, for loose mars,
wreath styles, were 1oc., close Oh season
price SC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
EnbrOideries.


Remnants of Cambric and Nainsoois
Edges. = IL ind 3 inches wide, 12 lie.
quality. sale price q lie.
Cambria Insertings, to 2 inches wide,
VIDE Cambria, Nainsoot and Swiss
Edges. almost any design, sale price
il lie.
All-Uver Lace. used for yokes and
fronts Of waists, beautiful patterns,
Doc.
Cambria. Nainsook and Swiss Edges.
very wide, open patterns, any design,
lie
10 and l21-2c. Cambria Edges. 4 inches
wide, almost any pattern, for s he
Cambria Nainsook and Swiss Bead
ings. beautiful patterns. used for rim
ming. starting at &c. yard.
Cambria. Natnsook and Swiss Edges,
wide. open designs. slightly soiled. loc.
All-Oyer Embroidery, S1.t5 nnd 81
values, beautiful designs, for S1.21
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Wash Fabrics.

Poke. Polka-Do t, ]; Duck .,,., suiting, dark
White Ground ui Black, Blue and Pink
FIowered Lawns, Sc. value, sale price
Blue and Black Ground Figured
Grenadlne, made to sell for 16 2-3c..
sale price Sc. yard.
Embroidered, Figured, Lace Stripe
Batiste. this fabric cost = d lie. 70
India Mulls, fine. sheer cloth. 80
inches wide, gray stripes and figures,
sale price .-Sc yard.
30-inch Pad Zeohyr Ginghams, 10c
value, sale price 31-Sc. yard.
Navy Blue Ground, White Figured
Pineapple Batiste, sale price Toe.
TYNE Cord Dlmtty. dainty figures and
dots sale price s 7-Sc.
Polka-Dot Dimity, different size
dots. for Use. yard.
Imported Figured French Organizes,
all of this seasons most choice patterns,
more than so designs to select from, IS
TO SOC values, sale price II nc yard.
Striped Galaten Cloth, sale price Zoe.
Bat;ste Cordelette, that we have been
selling for IG 2-3c. yard, sale price
Blgs and Brown Checked ;, Apron e,
yard
printed pla:ds and figures. 121-2c.
value. sale price sc. yard.
Everette CiasS-s Dress Ginghams,
sale price 1-Sc yard.
Special purchase from a manufac..
turer who had two much cotton Of
100 dozen Atlantic Bleached Sheets,
10 by H. yards. These goods are
better than Utica. md will cost you
Just one-third less-o9c. each, instead
OF sec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Co1ored Dress Goods.

Tan, Rluet. Reseda. Old Gold, French
Crepe worth 81 yard, sale price soc.
Pure Wool Challtes. French make,
worth 59c. the yard, sale price 33c.
i piece each French Grenadine, Bas-
kat Weave. very toney, Tan and Gray,
sold $1.69, cut to yard. 3Sc.
! piece each Grenadine de Paris. love
" seeded effect, Tan and Slate, sold
$40 cur TO yard. 3Sc.
/ piece. each French Gauze, full A
inches wide, White pin dots on Black
cut to yard, zoe.
3 pieces Mercerized Poplin, Slate. Tan
and Navy, stylish, durable, sold 59c.,
cut TO yard, 2Jc.
Best Zoe. canvas. Black. Slate,
Brown and White cut 10 yard. sc.
Best 70 Lie. French Percal:ne, col0rs
and Black, cut 10 yard, Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
sNomans Shoes.
Observation-Disclosures

Ladies Tan and Black shoes and
oxfords in all the latest est. sfy5e5 some 1yiPS
Kid tins; in this lot there. IRE some
heavy walking shoes. and oXfofdS;
these shoes are worth from $50 10 81,
sale price $50
Ladies Tan and Blacl, oxfords, with
nickel eyelets, cloth and Kid tops; every
style you can imagine is here IN IN Inis
lot-Southern Buttons. Southern les
and Prince Alberts and others; resu-
lar price 50. sale price 93c
Ladies Black Patent Leather s TiP
Oxfords. two different styles. solid
leather soles and cosnters, regular
price $3.50, sale price SIC.
Ladies Tan Oxfords and also few
Canvas Oxfords; Oxfords you Will find
in this lot every size; regular price
S1.25 sale price Goc.
Ladies' Tan ana Bluck Oxfords, solid
leather soles and counters: the black
ones have patent leather tips; regular
price 81, sale price 4ac.
Ladies and Misses Oxfords, in Tan
and Black, all sizes; Misses Bicycle
Oxfords, regular price z5c.. sale price
csc.
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Muslin Underwear.


Ladies' Muslin Umbrella Drawers
embroidery ruffles, worth 50c., sale
price 39s.
Muslin Drawers. with tucks and
price zoe
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Sunner Corsets.

=. : ., Z. =" . .
Long-Waist Summer Corsets, made
OF strong netting, two vide side steels,
embroidery trimmed, SOC. value, sale
price ;s9c. pair.
Medium and Short Waist Corsets,
made of best jeans, extra good boning,
all makes. 81 value, sale price z'c. pair:
". Is. Empire Corsets, made of
finest linen batiste, fine bonins, S1.50
value, sale price 81 pair.
Medium and Short Waist P. D. Cor
sets. in light weight coutlle, extra
fine boning, $3.50 value, snle price SIT
pair.
Low Bust. Long Hip Corsets. made of
fine sateen. the best Corset for stout
figures, will not break or rust, $2.15
value, sale price So pair.
Ch.ldrens Cambria Underwaists. tull
front, two rows tape-fastened buttons,
2 TO II years, SEC value, sale price zoe.
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

New York doekba.iaess want s. Tor
eight hours
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Ribbed Underwear.

1: i. ::
Ladies Fine Bleached. TAPPED Necks,
Ladies p i-2c. Fancy Lace-T-immed
Pink and Blue Pin-Striped Swiss RID
bed Vests. : Sc
Ladies. 15c. Extra Large Size Swiss
Ribbed Vests. for large ladies'. slightly
Ladies 100. Pure SILK TAPPED, Lisle-
Thread Swiss Ribbed Vests. slightly i'm
perfect. IL lie.
Ladies &c Pure Lsle-Thrend Swiss
Ribbed Vests. guaranteed perfect. I.c.
Ladies 39c Mercerized Silk Swiss Rib
bed Vests, in Pink. Blue. Cream and
White. 23c.
Ladies Fine Pure Spun SILK Vests, in
Pink. Blue and Cream. SOC.
Mems soc. Fancy and PLAIN 'trench
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers .'oc
Children's 25c. Bleached Knit Under
waists, patent seams and buttons,
Chfldren's 25c. Pure Lisle-Thread
Swiss Ribbed Vests. silk-taped neck ana
armholes, IL 1-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08

Ladies All-Linen 'scalloped Edges
hand embroidered, regular soc. quality,
sale price 2o".
Ladies and Chldren's Colored Bor-
der Hemmed Handkerchiefs, regular
sc. quality, sale price lie.
Ladies Plain White Hemsttched
Handkerchiefs. regular DC. quality,
sale price = 1-2c.
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Mems FixingS.


Mems Negligee Shirts, White Madras
ana pique bosoms. with Numbered col
lar and cuff-bands, worth CSC, sale
price SOC.
Mems Negiigee Shirts. attached col
lar and cuffs. Numbered or unlaun-
dered full size, well made, worth s5c,
sale price Acc.
Mems NegIigee Shirts. made of fine
woven Madras. with separate Ink
cuffs. good as the custom-ndde S.0o
Shirt, sale price 3Sc.
Mems Mercerized seamless Socks.
seamless, look like silk. feel Ike silk,
but VIII wear better than silk, worth
19c, sule price I: tie.
Mems BIeached Jeans Drawers dou-
BILE seat. reinforced front, full size,
well made worth $50. sale price zoe
Mems Fine, Nansoot Underwear,
Shirts and Drawers to match. the most
comfortable underwear for summer
worth CSC, sale price zoe.
Mems Imitation SOC. Suspenlsrs, light
weight. for summer wear, sale price
Nfen:s Washable Bat Wing Ties to
match your shirt. for Zoe: :; for zoe;
-sIeu-s Pure Linen Hemstitchetl HAND
kerchiefs, full size. worth i1f-' sale
price IL 1-2c
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Sun1nter Silk.

IS inches wide Silk Brocade Grena-
dine, sold for $50, for .5c.
Corded Silk Crepes, all colors, includ-
ing Black Pure SILK, sold for G9c., for
35c.
About 100 different patterns of our
70 and S5c. Pure -All-Silk F'oulards left,
every one this seasons goods, choice
for 49c.
Figured Crepe de Chine, this seasons
latest sold for $50. for G9c.
Extra Heavy Pure Silk Black China,
sold for 70 and 85c., for Csc
Black Lace Taffeta, sold for 81, for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
SI.25 Undergarmsnts for 73c.

-15 dozen garments, consisting OF Pet
t.coaJs Gowns. Chemise and Corset
Covers. handsomely trimmed in Eaess
and neat emhroideres, worth 81 and
Sis, sale pr-ce &c.
Fine Naiusook. Cambria and Fine
Muslin Gowns, Petticoats, Drawers,
ChemiSe and Corset Covers, hand
somety trimmed. worth $50. sale price
99c
and embroidery inserting, worth t5c.'
sale price 53c.
Good Muslin Chemise. round neck,
worth 25c.. sale price 13c.
Muslin Chemse, with yokes of tor
chon lace. neck and prmhoies lace
trimmed, worth soc, sale price 2Sc.
I0c Corset Covers for 5c.
Lice Trimmei Corset Covers Il: lie
Round Neck Embroidery Trimmed
Corset Covers, worth s5c-, sale price
13c
Full Front Torchon Lace Trimmed.
Corset Covers, worth 50c., sale price
;9c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
Boys Pants.

5Gc. for, ages 4 TO 10 years, at this sale
for 25c
Boys Pants. the kind you always pay
81 and 81. % for, any quantity wanted.
sale price 6oc.
. dozen Little Boys White Duck
Blouse Suits, trimmed with Blue braid.
always sell for 81, sale price tie.
% dozen Boys straw Hats the 25c~
kind, sale price 19c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-08
w ash Skirts.

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Good Crash skirts, cut full, for i3c.
Crash Skirts. with four rows of white
Navy Blue Polka Dot Duck Skirts
and crash Skirts, with inserting put
Fine Linen Crash Skirts, with flare
bottom trimmed with stitched straps.
for 500
Elegant Quality Linen Skirts, with
fitted flare flounCa and ruffles of ap-
pl!que linen on. for $50.
Heavy Corded White PGue Skirts,
with deep hem md double stitched
seams, regular Sl.50 value, for 9Sc.