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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
relatives and spend the Christmas holt

relatives and spend the Christmas holt
days.
Mr.. E. NJ Jennings. of Richmond, Va.
is visiting Mr.. E. D. Redd, of North
Avenue.
Mr.. arthur T. Faulkner has returned
to his home on Lamb Avenue and Dove
from Orange Courthouse. Va, from
business trip for the Mccormick daF-
vestinS Machine Company.
Mrs VIII ]. Hawks and her i!ttie
daughter. Margaret. of Baltimore. Md.
are spending the Christmas holidays with
Mrs. C. NJ Zirele of Lamb Avenue and
Roberts Street.
Miss Edith Tomlinson OF Barton Ave
nue.. entertained her friends ednesody
night in honor OF her sixteenth oirthdaS'
The house was decora ted in lovely running
cedar The centrepiece on the table was
an immense cake and American Beauty
roses At either end was large star o.
holly. in which sixteen candles were
burning. All returned 10 their homes
after a most delightful evening.
,rrs &c. Grey who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs Calvin G. Satterffeld. OF
North Avenue has returned to her homo
in Newport News. Va
Mrs. Thomas Walker. who has been
visiting Mrs Calvin C. Satterfield. OF
North Avenue. has left Tor her nome IN
Point of Fork Va
Nj. Eddie Goodloe. of Virginia Avenue.
left wednesday for Lewiston. Spotsyi-
wanna county. Va. to visit his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodioc.
Mr. jones Wilson and wife have re-
turned to their home III norfolk. Va
after very pleasant visit TO Slr E j.
Watkins. OF Poe Street
NJ. NJ. L. Phillips has returned to his
home or Virginia Avenue after Il plea
SAINT -is:t to frienGs ard relatives In
F'arrnville. Vi.
Mr.. J. M. Parish. ot Luck Avenue. LEFT
Wednesday for Chesterfield county. Va.
where he will spend the Christmas in
hunting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
Supner for Globe Men.

Employees OF the Globe Clothing Com
pany with their wives, were entertained
at an elaborate oyster supper at Murplly,s
Hote, on Christmas Eve. The OCCASION
was a jolly affair, being the usual annual
entertainment given by the Globe Com
pany TO tho men in its employ. .lhere
was some speech making, and the Christ
mas spirit was there in force.
Among those present were: F. ". Far
row. l.. c. Perkins,. j. w. Wood. |.
Rothschild, D. r. Russeli,z W. e. Crump,
II. A. TAYLOR, II. w White. HI "A.
Drake E. W. Thompson. ]. c. Pucket.
R. J. Smith, j. B. Jones. A. II. Peta-
srew, ] W. Wither. E. c.. Wyant, w.
B. Guerrant, w. E.: Henderson, r. A.
Swadley, h. E. White. r. w. Goodman,
E. c. Cosby, E Wy Walsh. A. Delvaux.
c. j. Marsh, J. H. Baker, G.. r: Har-
man. T. H. Frost, William Thalheime-,
E. c. Head. T.. Dittelback. NJ. Arnold
Miss Wet!leimer. Miss Meyers. EIrs. .Leh-
man, Mrs. Dcttelbach, Mrs. Arnold, Harry
Strauss, Philadelphia. Mr.. Lehman, At
lanta, and Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. Frank.
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NEWS in BARTON HEIGHTS.
Narrow Escape from Serious lnjury-Nsws
Notes and Personals.

A mischievous and thoughtless small
boy threw a large fre-cracker in front or
a horse and buggy, in Barton Helshts
Wednesday. and the animal began 20
dance It looked at one time as though
the occupants would be thrown out and
seriously hurt.
The buggy is the property OF MI ftar-
vev Goddin and was standing in front OF
Rady's drug store about Il O'CLOCK III
the morning. when the thing occurred.
In it were seated Mr.. Goddin his wire
and a little child. One OF tue hoFs
PLAYING around the neigt.borhood tossed
a big pop-cracker in front of the morse
or somewhere near it. The animal MADE
a plunge forward. then wheeled around
in various directions and succeeded N
breaking off the fifth wheel OF the pug
pv 1t is wonder the whole concern
wasn't upset and the occupants preci-
plated headlong.
Mr. H w. Davies. of NIonteiro Avenue
has returned to his residence. alter 4
successful business trip TO Oxford, N Z.
Mr.. r. W Williams. of Lamb Avenue
and Dve Street. lift Wednesday for CHAR
lotte county, Va, to visit friends and
relatives.
Colonel A. W. Archer and j. NJ Macon.
of Richmond, were the guests of Mr. l..
O. Wendenburg Wednesday, Of Edgemere,
Roberts Street.
Master Calvin and Lindsay Satterfleld
of North Avenue. left Wednesday TOT
Campbell, Albemarle county. Va, 10 visit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
CHRISTMAS WEDDING BELLS.
Marriages That Have Taken Place or Soon
Well Be Celebrated.

There was d; quiet but beautiful mar
ria ge-at the home of Hon. John E. Epps,
No.sSos East Leigh Street. at l O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. the contracting par
ties being Miss Blanche Epps and Mr..
Stephen Johnson, both of this city.
The young bridal pair left on the at
ternoon Seaboard Air Line train for the
South, where they will spend their honey
moon.
Miss Epps is the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter of Hon. John e. Epps,
while Mr.. johnson is prosperous young
business man. being associated with his
brother in the conduct. OF 4 collective
agency here.
The affair was a very quiet one, owing
to the recent bereavement in the family
Of the bride. and only the family and
few intimate friends were present
Miss Mau6e &. Brockwell and Mr.. Otto
S. Markham were married Christmas
Day at 2 o'clock at the residence of
The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S. Broclwell, No. sos louisiana street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
7. T.. Routten, of Newport News, former
pastor OF Denny-Street Methodist Epts3o-
pal Church. After the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Markham left on an extended
brida; tour; upon their return they will
reside in Fulton.
Miss Lizzie feathers, OF Orange. and
Mr.. William Edward Mckenny were
married Monday near Orange Courthouse
Mr.. and Mrs. McKenny came to Rlch-
mond Christmas night and are residing
at No. HOS Wallace Street.
AsMra. N1cKenny is a charming young
lady,. She is a daughter of Mr.. Frank
feathers, of Orange. Mr.. Mckenny is
connected with the Old Dominion Iron
Works.
Mr.. Arthur L. Powers and Miss Pearl
Gregory were married Monday at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, NO. 1lU'
North Twenty-fifth Street.
Miss Iva Powers was maid Of honor. and
Msssrs T. w. Powers and John Lacy
ushers.
The ceremony was witnessed by many
friends, and Immediately after the cere-
mony reception was rendered the young
people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
lUTLLER g. RHOADS.

zens OF the State will remain in scclusion
unit, after New Year. and the travelling
man is OF duty for The time being.
AT the Lexington yesterday was Mr..
w. D. Paxton, proprietor of the Chase
City Springs resort He is accompanied
his wife. Miss Lucille Paxton. his daugh-
ter. and Master ". Nc. Paxton, his
young son. They will remain in the city
for several days
AIR j. II. Callahan, WHO will take
charge OF the restaurant in the new
Nain-Street Railroad Station, is also in
the city, accompanied by his brother-in-
law, Mr.. T. y. ScEermerhorn. Mr. Scher-
merhorn vii, take charge of the restau-
rant.
Mr.. C. s. Taylor, OF Roxbury, accompa-
MED by his wife. il at the Lexington.
Mr.. Taylor is one of the leading citizens
OF Koxbury He and his wife will remain
here for several days
Mr.. D. u. Mclean, of Lynchburg, a trav-
cling man, is at the Lexington, and other
Eirginians there are: Mr. ]. A. Turner.
of Covington; Mr.. NJ. B. Culi,reath. Vir-
GINA, and Mr. William j. Smith, of Roa-
noke.
Mr. John S. Ham, president OF the Cow
ington va; Machine Works, acconnpa-
MED By Mr.. E. Al. Nettleton. is at Muir
phys Hotel. He is here on private bust
neS.'.
Mr. W. b. Boze: ana Mr. ]. e. Fittz.
Jr.. OF Petersburg, two prominent bust
p--> s--" AZ baaa cit1. ara az Murphy's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXCURSION
RATES
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Rail-
road Company.

On account of the Christmas holidays.
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company will sell spe-
cial excursion tickets to points between
Richmond and Washington, inclusive, q
reduced rates.
The rate from Richmond 10 Fredericks
burg and return Will be S2.J5: Alexandria
and return, s4.t5. and Washington and re-
turn. si..5.
Tickets on sale December 2tst to 25th.
inclusive: also Dscembes Goth. 2ist and
January list: good going only on date OF
sale and for continuous passage in each
direction, final limit January Sd. 1909.
Apply to Richmond Transfer COMPANY.
No. so5 East Main Street: Murphy's Ho
tel. or ticket office. Byrd Street, F,lba and
Seaboard Air Line Stations.
w P. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
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LAUNCHING oE THE BATTLEsHlp
"Mlsscuri," at Newport News. December 2Stf,
Special IraiI-Sl Rcund Trip.

TIE launching of the largest and fastest
batt!eshfp ever built in the United States
will be made at Newport News at IL y.
NJ Saturday. December %, 1901
The displacement of the Missouri rs
IL 800 tons: speed IS knots an hour. She
will be cnristeEed by Miss Marion Cock
rel. Jaughtey CT Senator Cockrdi. OF
Missouri
run a special train for the occasion. leav-
ing Wain-Street Station. Richmond, 2t $50
A. NJ. December 18th, and arrive 1T
Newport News. 10 A. NJ. Returning. leave
Newport News, 1870 +. NJ.
Specfal tickets for the special train will
be sold al ONE DOLLAR for the round
trip The special train will not make
local stops in either direction.
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Toys and Games.

Santa Claus made a pretty clean
sweep OF the third floor, but he
couldn't carry away everything.
There's quite number of toys
and games Of all kinds left and we
must close them out at once.
That means the prices will be cut
down considerably, liz some cases
one-half or more.
Come III Friday and just look
round and pick out what you want.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
wETaKETHIs OCCASION

TO assert that & nice box of Lownay's
Choice Candy is always in order Us a
present for you wife, sister or the other
fellows sister and that we have that
nice box of Lowney's Choice Candy. Call
in EseasonabIe time on Owens and Minor
Drug Co.. opposite the postotfice, or City
Drug Store. Fifteenth and Main Streets,
near which we could not prevent The
building of the Main-Street s. A. l. and
c. and o. Station Excelsior for all
kiuds of packing at the Clty Drug store
Fifteenth and Main Streets. new
phone Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOL-
DAY RATES SEASON OF 1901
AND 1872.

Tho Atlantic Coast Line will sell tickets
between all points on its lines at one
ard one-thirtI nrst-class limited fare for
the round trip. Tickets will be sold to
the general public on December list.
ed. sd. 18th. 18th. goth. and 5lst. 1901,
and January list 1902. with final
limit January Sd. 1909. To students OF
schools and colleges, December 18th TO
ed 1901. inclusive. with final limit jan
uary Sth 1907 upon presentation and
surrender of certificates signed ty super
irtendcnts. principals or presidents of the
various institutions
For full information apply to any agent
c. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
No SIS East Main Street.
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MAY COME HERE.
& Hiayrm.n. Which Is Likely to Develop Next
Month.

The stockholders ct the Wells-White-
he. 3 Tobacco Company, OF Wilson. y. c.,
Nil; hold their usual meeting ii tho lat
ter part oc January
l;S many persons in Richmond. shis
peeting is awaited with more than orda-
harry interest. as II IS thought it VII
develop a movement on the part Of some
OF the stockholders to transfer the Wells
whitehead factory 10 Richmond. or at
least a Granch OF il. II is felt that here
would be an exceptionally advantageous
location and that the rapidly-Erowing
business of the company could be con-
aucted the better from this point or with
Some branch factory here.
What effect such a proposition would
have on the other stockholders isn't easy
20 imagine. Whether the movement will
,ver gain footing at ali is equally IN
tertain, nut that there is such move
sen. appears 10 be the case. Rumors
!, tn. proposed change asSs been afeat
nr some tins.
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One Piece Coli Plaid. very heavy weight
brown on one side and red plaid on tie other
original price $500. Remnant sale g OK
price
Three Pieces All-Wool Plaids. medium
weight. in grey. garnet and blue. original
price 75c per yard. Remnant Sale Roc
price :.
-Four Pieces Checked Dress Goods. in brown
and blue, original price 75c per yard 4Oc
Remnant Sale price.
Three Pieces Hair-Line Stripes, in grey,
green and brown. made to sell for SOC C0~
per ward. Remnant Sale price -. nv
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GOING TO The LAUNCHING OF TIE BAL.
TIE SHIP .MlSSOURi."

The Presidents Cabinet and many nigh
naval officials will pass through Richmond
via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway early
Saturday morning en- route to Newport
News 10 witness the launching of the
great battIeship Missouri.
Governor Tyler and staff will also at
tend the launching. going on the Chcss-
peake and Ohio special train which will
leave Main-Street Station at $50 A. NJ
Saturday. December 18th. for which train
special tickets will be sold to Newport
News. at One Dollar for the round trim
thus giving many others the pleasure OF
attending the launching.
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Corsets.

It's just as important in our esti-
nation that low priced corset
should give sdtisf-cti.ll, as far as it S
possible for it to do, as it is in the
higher grades. Think you'll find
these we advertise will do just this
very thing.
c. b. PIP and Az, to fit stout, medi- 7Sc
I'm and slight figures
r. s. G. 121 and 297, made in coutil with
sateen stripping, steel filled. This is an TIC
excellent corset at.
w. B. 7ol. Erect form, made in CT 90
couti, for medium figures. A'OO
ROYAL Worcester, full gored,
straight front, hose support at CT on
tachmentS wv
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Silk and Velvet Department

Silk and Velvet Department
Friday morning we will place on
sale hundreds of Remnants of Black
and Colored Silks at greatly reduced
prices. Remnants of Taffetas, Peau
de Sole, Japanese Silks, Corded
Wash Silks. Plaid and Striped Iaf-
fatas, Colored Satins, Liberties,
Princess Crepe, Corded and Printed
Velvets; also Plain Velvets in Black
and Colors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
A Christmas Party.

!: "A beautiful Christmas party was given
abv Miss Maria Ward Williams at her
brothers reading room, No. cu6 Bragg
Street. She had a beautiful Christmas
tree loaded down with presents for the
children.
All of the girls had a dress given to
them and the boys had sweaters s'sen 10
them. They had plenty of cakes. candy,
nuts and a;rples and also lot of toys.
There s were not happier Children in
Richmond They return their hearty
Z thanks to Miss Williams.
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The lronmoulders.

The Ironmoulders' Union has elected
the following officers: w. Fl. Sampson.
president; John McCochran. vice presi-
dent; E. Is. Sampson, financial secre-
5tary; e. w. Wood, recording secretary:
j. j. Quinn, treasurer: Trustees-D.
Neisiger. c. Schaadt and George Kopp
These officers will be installed the first
Saturday in January, when G banquet will
be served. So. ~
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Linens.

Friday we'll place on sale an
extra quality of German Linen Table
Damask. 81 inches wide. soft silver
bleached. There's absolutely no
dressing in this damask.
We have it il four very a. zoo
tractive designs, per yard. :. CSs
The accumulation of remnants
from the holiday trade in all kinds
Of table linen will also be offered on
Friday.
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THI-WEEELY SERVICE,

Winter Schedule, York River Limo
On and after December oath 1901 daily
service by the York River Line will be
discontinued, and tri-weekIy service Will
be rated during remainder of the win
ter months Leaving Richmond Mondays.
Veducsdavs and Fridays $50 P. NJ, ar
irving Baltimore $50 A. NJ. following
morning. Z. W. " ho . HI,
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Fur Collarettes.
Remnants White Goods,
Sheetings, percales.
basement.

basement.
There's a specially good thing in
some ga sheeting, both bleached
and unbleached, that we put on sale
Friday. The unbleached at loo
per yard, and the bleached at 18c.
We'd like you to notice particularly
all the items under this head, as
you'll certainly be the gamer if you
need something in this line. There's
a lot of skirting flannel also that's
not all wool (but all the better wear
ing quality for the purpose because
it's not, % inches wide, in old rose,
pink and red. It goes in Y9Y/
this sale at, per yard...... 1AZ2N
Also an extra good quality of Canton Elan
mel, bleached and unbleached, per 2TAc
Extra good heavy, close woven Bed Tick
ing, 50 inches wide, blue and white I 60
stripe, per yard +. aoA
Remnants also in percales, apron ginghams,
outing cloths, et-
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Dress Goods Department.

We have largest Black and Cooed Dress Gooes business
season in the history and naturally have many snort
lengths remnants odd dispose Of SO beginning
continuing one will hold Remnant bale IN ths
Department Ladies wishing length will find this
opportunity to secure considerable reduction Besides the
mention some considerably reduced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
Visitors f. Richmond.

k,chu,onG hotels hars iist now little
" .hx busting likely CROW: * = week
] tTo Apparently. everybody has gone
asns Sar k>huxtnnaA the .Ecratp.'A. n'n-
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Railway Company, was a caller at the
N. and ". offices yesterday.

District Passenger Agent Smith of the
Seaboard Air Line, returned yesterday
morning from Raleigh. n. c.. where %
spent Christmas Day.
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House Party.

ar. &. X Victor. the tobaceonise OF this
city. is entertaining Christmas house
party at his home. in Granite. I. most
enjoyable time IS being had Among
those who make up the party are the fol.
lowing: DIR. Ikeda Mr.. Sieko EIotta and
Mr. Weiden. of the Department of Asri-
culture of japan: Mr. ITousnan of Pnts-
dam. Germany. and Mr. Kohtschuttcr.
OF this city.
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Suits.


You'll ,ccollecs we told you early
In December that instead of waiting
until January for the usual reduction
sale we'd give you the benefit Ct
several weeks wear of these goods,
and, therefore, we marked q lot OF
our $500 and S17.45 suits down
to $1,000.
We've had marvellous sale cf
these garments, and there's but
sew left.
In order to clear up everything
now we've marked down to $1,000
also some other high grade suits
that have hitherto escaped the re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
Waist Cloths.

We've something new in Waist
ClotLs that we think is especially
nice. It's all cotton, has a crepe
finish, reversible and looks exactly
like wool. Thirty-two inches wide.
In six attractive designs. per T6r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
Towels.

We've an extra large, pure white
bleac!led absorbent cotton towel,
that is not only very attractive III
appearance but made for hard Tn~
use. each......... .........,...... ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27

Other virginians at this hotel are Mr..
E. r. Downham. of Alexandria, and Miss
Virginia Willis, of, Virginia.
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News of the Railroads.


General Freight Agent e .. Ectcb-
kiss announces that Thop2lrJtqn Lewis has
been appointed general western freight
agent Of tte Chesape and OHIO, with
headquarters at Cincinnati. The office
OF W. f. Hte. division freight agent is.
transferred from Huntington 70 Ashland.
Ky.
The following notice of a change has
just been ssued Ey President George
w. Stevens:
EFFECTIVE Jan. j. :: 1902. the office Off s:
NJ. Whitaker. freight traffic manager.
will be re moved fcort Cincinnati. ONO,
to Richmond. Va.
In speaking of the local travel. District
Passenger Agent Smith Of the Sea boar 7,
Air Line. said this morning that their
two addiIona; trains between Rlchmonh
and Petersburg had shown a ren1arka Die
business since their inauguration, and
would certainly be continued.
I Mr.. r. c. Broolxes. Of Savannah. COM
mercial agent for the Central Of Georgia
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duction price, and that are equally
as good as those we sold earlier.
Remember, suits that were $1,000
WoolIen Waists.
h;i-Wool French Flannel Waist, embroid-
cred front, open back. were s2.25, 81 an
now.
AI-Wooi Flannel Waist. tucked in front,
braid trimmed, sizes somewhat broken, zoe
worth SLIP, now
High Glass Flannel Waist. in three styles,
that tn: Sold for 500, $3.50 and s'.4s, S2.48
Silk Waists.
Taffeta Silk Waist, embroidered 50 80
front open back, the s5.eSl kind, tor >DA'oo
Strictly Al-Silk Tafteta Waist, tucked TO
bust line in front, tucked back, new sleeve
The kind that usually sells at G2 OK
$500, Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
The After Xmas
Remnant Sale--Friday

n season "Ae
theuadehd
wc nthe
fndmanyf an over the store
eUphds er
ADVERTISED
ngpsEcua mnd
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Knit Underwear.

No need for anybody wearing
thin underwear on account Of the
cost when you can get garments
like these.
Children's Ribbed Fleece Lined 10c
Vests, only ;. -. AoS
Children's Ribbed Fleece Lined I DIR
Vests and Pants, each. AS/ZS
Children's Union Suits, ribbed and O5c
fleece lined -. @oS
Ladies Egyptian Yarn Fleece Lined Toe
Unbleached Vests and Drawers, each, -
LADIES' Heavy Fleece Lined In EOc
p!eached Union Suits. =. ~. wv
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Spending Christmas.

Mr. Charles NJ. Dillon. of the ..ruone
Branch. IN LsEehburg. is IN tho city
spending The Christmas holidays
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Curtains and Draperie:

Like everything else in the store
thas had Xmas IN it-chances for
::ice things now at low prices.
Cdd Pair OF Fine Irish Point Lace Curtains,
ard pair of kind. sold up to 81 81
e1e.o 90 pail, per pair
Odd Pairs OF Porteres, only pai o. a kind,
made Of heavy :isurea rep, regular price
SO Soc pair to close out per $3.50
PAIR
Remnants o! Silkolire DENNIS and Sc
Cretons, sold up to l5c a yard, per yard ~
Siikoiine Covered Head Rest. RULED 10c
kni corded scse. reeis: -2-, each 4oS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27

Walter V. Wilkinson, formerly of West
Point. Va. has accepted a position as
secretary to the traffic manager of the
Scaboard Air Line. with headquarters
in Portsmouth. ana will assume charge Of
his new duties by the first Of the year.
Gerald T. Higgins, connected with the
auditing department of the Atlanta and
West point Railway. returned to Atlanta
last night after spending the holidays in
this civ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-27
Chinaware and
Bric-a-brac

The largest China store in Rich
mond did the heaviest holiday bust
ness in its history.
That means there we're many
cleft overs" in this stock in the way
of odd sets or pieces.
We call your special attention to
lot of 1900 Saucers left from Cups.
These Saucers and Cups sold all
the way from Csc to S1.O0 for the
set. We are now offering the
saucers at &c, SC, and 1Oc each.
They are all of French, German,
English and Austrian China and
while it seems a ridiculously low
price to ask for them, we're letting
them go at these small figures to
close out.
Some Vases that were S1.oo and zSc
S1.25 go on sale Friday at ~
A u Piece Toilet Set, decorated in blue and
green tints, with gold tracing, that's been
selling for $500, We'll close out %5 30
at
Another Piece Toilet Set in. plain white,
that was sl'z5' we're Offering now S1.10
ae
Blankets. &C.
You can get a nice homemade
bath robe for one thing out Of this
lot. Lot of other things will sug-
gest themselves perhaps.
IS pairs of sample Blankets, fancy stripes
and plalds, suitable for making bath &c
Rugs.
Item looks small, but there's lot
in it for you.
IS Al-Wool Brussels Rugs, CT O0
27x5o inches, all colors, each. ~. p w