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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
TRACK BLOCKED.
Engine Jumped tho Rails al
Fox Point Station.

The engine attached to the $3.50 train
from this city TO Fall River jumped the
tracA near the corner OF Ives and India
streets and smashed into an oil tank car,
which was standing on the next track.
knocking IL of the rails.
Passenger cars 69s and 1918 oI the train
We're somewhat damaged, the former
having a hole about 10 feet long stove in
the side IL required over one hours hard
work before the tracks were again
cleared for travel.
joan Mullen. OF East Providence,
passenger, had one Of his ankles slightly
bruised. but otherwise there were no In
iuries sustained
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over nifty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
~lse teething. with perfect success u
lsys all pain. cures Wind colo. and Is the
beat remedy for Dierrohsa. II Will re-
ieve the pOr little slnerer irnmedis tely
Sold bv druggists IN every part OF the
world. Twenty five cents n bottle. Be
sVle. spf sfk fer 'Nrs.. Wipslo~s souih'
ing e,rvp. and TAKE nc ether KIND
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19

one hundred and forty exclusive designs
IN English. French, German aud Scotch
makes; our own recent impurtatlons. (.
prices previously unheard Of IN the city
OF Providence. THE PROVIDENCE
WALL PAPER HOUSE, as Westminster
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
STIRRED HIM UP

Towne-"our friend Fraydout has be-
come quite decent I'm his dress lately.
Have YOU noticed2'
BroWne-'Yes; his wife gave him a silk
hat for his birthday and he has been
trying 10 dress up 10 it.'-Philadelphia
Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-04-19
BOUGHT STATE
HOUSE BONDS.
Trustees Of 3. B. Knight Estate
Secure Entire Issue.
CITY LOSES $1,000 TAkES.
Special Legislation tnmpts These Bsnts
From Tarailon Anywhere Within The Stats.
Was Profitable Transachsn.
CITY LOSES $1,000 TAXES.

A premium OF sos.T7O was paid yester-
day for the third issue OF 100000 State
House bonds. The entire lot was awarded
TO the trustees OF the estate OF the late
Brayton Il. knight. The figures were
much larger than had been expected. The
preceding issue was sold at a premium OF
sl7,776
t1ffr tiTiS rIrIrrhuSe ~ certnfrf+ ftf=ss-
stroke OF business upon the part OF the
trustees Of the Knight estate, II Is quite
"A blow to the city OF Providence, FOR the
city loses just that amount OF taxable
personal property and the sum OF SlUO'OOo
can now be added To the large amounts
OF property which during the last year or
two have been removed from the control
of the tax assessors.
It is provided by special enactment
that this issue OF bonds Is not taxable
anywhere in the state OF Rhode Island.
This means that the Il. b. knight estate
viii pay Sll 200 less tax next year than IL
pays this.
LOSSES AND GAINS.
During the 40 years that the bonds are
to run. il the present rate OF taxation
should be maintained the city will lose
by the transaction xilS.Oo0 and the
knight estates will gain that amount At
the purchase price the bonds Will net
2s27s per cent. on the investment but
when the amount of the present taxation
is added the bonds for 4O years will net
44l per cent.
The sealed bids were opened in the gem
eral treasurer's office. at the State House
At the head Of the long table We're seated
Gen. William Ames. eX-Gov.John VIDA
Wis and Secretary u. X Glezen OF the
board OF state house commissioners. and
there were present several representa-
tives OF local banking concerns.
Among the bidders were the Providence
Banking company, for the whole issue,
slA.03; Industrial Trust company, for the
whole issue, SlO303: y. W. Harris a. Co.of
Boston, for the whole issue Sl0251.5; ~.
w. Poor a. Co. of Boston for the whole
issue, $i0i .ii.7; Manufacturers Trust com
pany for the whole issue $l0l. .o6; the r.
l.. Day rompany and the T.. Stanwood
companyTof Boston for the whole issue,
$lO0.6i.1; Providence Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance company for 100000 i'm bonds.
SlN. 70; PawtucSet Mutual Fire Insurance
company for $4,000. si0i.50: National EX-
change hanks for sl00,000, sl03.26; Wilson,
slade * Co, OF this city for S2ceoco,
slo2 80.
MORE THAN EXPECTED
After the bids had been considered
General Treasurer Read announced that
the bonds were sold to the trustees under
the viii OF Brayton -. Knight, the whole
issue at the rate OF sl04.1l OF the 100000
i'm bonds fsr S72s7s0, making "a premium
paiu Of s2S,7 770 above the par value
While IL had been generally anticipated
that this bond issue would bring an I'M
crease over the last State House con-
struction loan, the figures were larger
than had been expected. The preceding
issue OF 000O was sold at 1922, max
ing a premium of $l7,776, or more than
$1,000 less than that on the present issue
of 100000 less bonds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Mourning Goods.

We claim for the mourning good1
section the greatest offerings Richmond
shoppers ever confronted, hundreds OF
the new weaves to suit almost any idea
of yours, besides only the very latest
materials from which to choose, for to-
morrow.
4s-inch Black Cravenett, Rain Proof, at Sj4
42-inch Silk and Wool Crepe Dechene, @
lpriesleyl, at
= 42-in'h Presley prunel'a' water PROOF SUI
,s-inch sebasterpool Cloth, at $50
44-inch Camels Hair Cheviot, Jet Black 81
at ~
s6-inch Black Kersey Cloths, at s1.25 eU,
and p'I-
4o-inch cecillian Hzohairs, at 5SC
44-inch Black Cecillian Mohair, at 5Oe
3S-inch Whip Cord, Crow Black, at 5uC
36-inch Storm Serge, at 39C
36-inch Granite Cloth, at 25C
4o-lnch Storm Serge, at 25c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Mattings.

Prices Like these are bound to create
enthusiasm. ShreWd buying and ''spot
CASH. hare done wonders for you IN
this big Mating Department.
These items go On sale in the morn
ing:
25c Seamless China Mating, IS patterns to
select from, close weaves and checks, I9-
90 pounds to the roll,
soc. best quality Seamless China Mating,
coiors, Red, Greens, Blues and ,n~
Olives. oVe.
1sc. Seamless China Mating, Is joioc
pounds to the roll, all perfect
75c. Brussels Carpets, for Rooms, xo
Halls and Stairs, roo.
1s5 Bigelowe Administer Carpets, ~I,a
patterns emily, colors green and pink, SI.1S
Soc. Atwood full-yard wide Ingram &C.
Carpets, SS1.
soc Union Two-Ply Carpets, full .so
yards, SSs.
Linen Window-Shades, mounted on best
spring rollers, 3ao feet, ready TO put os~
up,
ends, ~s.eS
TIC large-size Cocoa Door-Mats, SOC.
zoe. best quality Floor Oil-Cloth, 25c-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
G)hife Goods,

Money spent here this week goes the
farthest that it has gone IN many
months.
To-morrow's many offers:
One case fine India Linens, $50. yard.
Yard-w.de Pure-White Linen Lawn, 81 I-2c.,
the soc. kind.
ao-inch Satin-Bordsr Apron Lawn, I-2c-
One case soft fine Madras at II IL, II, 20
and e5c-, worth up to SOC yard
One case heavy cord, P. k, II I-2c- It's
the regular 25c- kind.
so pieces soft-fnish English Nainsook, II
yards to piece, full 80 inches wide, price $r.5o
per piece
One case English long cloth, SIC. yard,
Il yards TO piece.
One case fine Di.nity, zoe. yard, the usual
46-inch fine Batiste, aoc. the yard very
sheer and full width, worth soc.
42-ireh extra-dne Pure-White 0rgandy,
Il L., worth 25c. yard.
One case fine and Persian Mulls, I, r-2c.,
worth LOG. ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
spring styles in Negliges
Shirts.
JHirfs.

MEMS Fine Quality Woven Madras Negl igse
hits, with one pair separate link cults, COZ
I and wristband nicely laundered, selees PAT. :
.as, including the e1 new pleS.t shirt ht,
Mems and Boys Negligec, Percale and Bed
ford Cords, some with two separate collars,
with separate cuffs, in large variety 4ec
of patterns, also plain White Madras, Iot ':..
Mems Fine Woven Madras Shirts, WIN
Numbered collar and Wristbands, gathered
back, felled seam, and extra 1ull SIZES Eoc
MEMS Laundered Percale Shirts, with at
tached collart and cuffs, gathered back, ooc
fclled seams, usual 5oc- value, Tor wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Jatfefa silk Skirts.

And wonderfully pretty, and the
showing tomorrow surpasses any form
er 'tMeyer" effort. We've just bought
some special lots from two importers
and manufacturers, and bought them in
way to offer tomorrow genuine bar
gains.
on for Women's Taseta Silk Skirts,
e5sS made orerskirt effect, with fancy
applique bottom over dropped under
skirt, with deep accordion plated tat
teta ilounce.
o.1,L. for Women's Stylish Taheta
Cts3'Y2 Skirts, tucked all over with
circular flare put on in pointed effect,
beautifully stitched and best percaline
lining.
orr for Women's Taffeta Skirts,
9Se best quality, tucked in clusters
ali over, making rich effect, and cir
cular flare, with rows of ruching on,
and elegantly lined.
ocau. for Women's Elegant TAT
DGSi2 feta with four appliqued
ruf1les edged with ruching, made on drop
underskirts, with accordion plated
fiounce of taffeta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
a Jhorfcorset Talk.

Our filter is only too anxious to tell
YOU all about the several hundreds Of
makes of corsets, but more particularly
about one that you should use. A Cor
set properly fitted is almost necessity
besides, there's comfort in no other sort !;
there's no satisfaction in the wear-no
pleasure whatever. The straight
fronts are here-all of thenl-and the
pricines seem the enthusiastic feature !!
Fitting-room second floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Toilets.

Great reduction sale on Syringes and
Water Bottles.
age. Bulb Syringe, with hard-suboer attach
ments, special I5e- -. .,~.s
soc. Bulb Syringe, slate color, WITH enfee
haTd-rlbber attachments, special 3oc-
7,c. Water Bottle, 1-qua1t. special 4oc.
$500 Water Bottle, 2-luart, speeiai ''e
Infants Syringe, 19e.
Ear Syringe, roc.
sa.so a-quart Combination water sot..s , aIo
Fountain Syringe, with hala-ruooer A's's-
ments, special SI.eS.
$500 Fountain Syringe, s-quart, sI.oc.
S2.5o Fountain Syringe, S5-quart, SITS
We guarantee all our Syringes and
Water Bottles to give satisfaction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

Ladies regular So. 90 Shoes, all leath-
ers and newest style toes to- 81 IE
morrow's figure is, pair, pI'TS
Boys $50 Calf Shoes, made for
hard wear; the buyer gets them at ST 90,
and there's an honest saving of one-half
that amount on each pair.
The Easter Oxford Ties are here in
plenteous profusion, the dainty spring
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

Ladies' Shoes for 5oc.; think! Just
how such goodness can go for such
prices we can hardly relate; there's
two-dollar satisfaction to the wearer of
each and every pair Ladies' regular
$3.50 Vici Kid and Dongola Sh es, with
new round toes, patent-leather nro@
tips, tomorrow, pair, p1.@S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

eca for 81 and s1.25 Pants, Of Brown
DOC and Tan Mixture Cheviots and
American Worsteds. in new stripes. made
with French Wristbands, two hip pockets,
and riVeted buttons.
49, for 50 Mems Pants, of Gray Che
SSC yiot in the new ndrrOW-bottOm
cut. with French waist-band Of SILICA,
two hip pockets, riveted buttons, and in
serted waist strap.
3S.f5 ported All-Wool Cheviots. Cas-
simeres, and Worsteds. III checks, stripes,
and invisible plaids, eNcellently tailored,
and perfect in fit, in fashion, and salts
faction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

lasts, heels, toes, in fact new entirely
in makeup, new-up-to-the-moment,
latel
Boys Shoes, springfield, in sizes II
to Il 1-2, the one-dollar sort, for Mon
day, the new man says 6oc. Of course
it's bargain lot, the Shoes IL prove
that; bring the youngsters here, We'll
make their feet glad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

he prices poorer grades offered elsewhere Some the
st loss best-in consequence saving!
so-nch Hig h-Grade Satn-Faced Venetian Cloth
5o-nch Drap de Alma, full ustre panne finish
46nch Drap de Vena, elegant coth-taced tailor enects
so-nch Consueo Cloth, satin finish, worth $2
sWarp French Crepes IS inches wide colorings
Superior Nuns Yelling, gauzy, cngy, colorngs
4onch Lansdowne high grade silk and wool stus
45nc Abatros self COLOR silk embroidered high and staple
Colors.
4onch Paqun Serge desirable special tailor effect
46inch Albatross, French make, choice colorings
46nch Granite similar Styles but Dense all eolors
46nch Peau de Venice worth S., in Tan and Slate only
38nch Sublime, fac-simile of Reads Lansdowne all coors
SFnshed Henrettas, excellent line new shadings
Satin-Faced Prunella, choice stylish effects
44-inch Cord Royal suitable for tailoring.
5o-inch Venetian Sung, the usual one dollar sort
Silk Striped anese Blue Slate Red and Black coored spots
45-inch Double Tamse, Slate, Reseda, and Tan
41-nch Granite Reseda, Blue, and Tan mixed worth &c.,
3S-inch Henrietta, full range of new colorngs.
Bieon Cloth Atwood Cardinal Rose Blue Navy, Reseda
Crepe Cloth States Mode Blue Old Rose, Green Brown
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

embroidered gingham, good 25c. value, ,ec
for, yard 49,
Johnston's 3o-inch Corded Madras, all the
yefy k iasss for es yaid anu '0'0 INC 2l2c.
American and Merrimac Light Cali ,7.
Goes, thousands of yards, at, yard $50.
uz G5Ie sa k ensSt for, y AptpA 27sC.
Satin Stripe Batiste and Woven Dotttd
Dinity, dainty new printings, TIC. m.
value, for, yard I1G.
Imported Organdie with American .or,-
printings, the 2sc. kind, for, yard !S12C.
Fine Batiste, all new and bright pat e7,.
terns, new styles, 1oc. value, for, yd- otoC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

Koechiin's Finest Organizes, in styles and
colorings that others ask SOC. Tor here, Eoc
at yard
Solid Color Linen Suitings, all shades, o.
yard
orines that YOU only see in this fabric, IL,
Giveen's Batists, 100 different styles and
patterns is made OF the Sea Island son,c
conlbed yam, yard 'Slce'
oxford Madras Cloth, 81 inches wide,
in solid coors, stripes and piaids, Tor ,oI,c
yard
A new lot of Johnstoa's 32-inch Ginghams,
ROYAL Fabrics, woven stripes, that look like
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
JajJefa Gtons for Gostos'
Ee}e0r.

The stock is enormous, tho the
finest are within reach. Look these up.
You'll thank us for telling you OF them.
or ~ for Women's Taffeta Etons,
% SeS go in latest-cut sailor collar
with braiding and edged with ruchlng,
silk roumaine lining.
oa eo for Women's Taffeta Etons,
$3.50 tucked in clusters all over,
bell sleeve and l'Argion collar, silk
lined.
ORC for Wonen's Most Up-to-Date
0ky Taffeta Etons, very fine tucl,S
ell over, with sailor collar, and finished
with ruching, tafeta lining.
OFF for Women't Stylish Collarless
1fS Taffeta Etons, tucked over en-
tire jacket with touch of white and
crochet buttons, taffeta lining, tailor
stitched seams and edge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Cloth Dress Skirts.

We claim for our Skirts more style
and bigger values than the money ever
bought before. Mondays price chances
go something like this:
crSA for Women's Atwood Black
OSeSS Figured Mohair Skirts, per-
caline lined and well boned and finished.
90 90 for Women's Stylish Skirts
GS.SS in Blue and Castor Covert
Cloth, with full-fare and stitched satin
bands, in Vandyke, percaline lined and
velvet bound.
g = az for Women's Black and
GS.SS Blue Serge Skirts, seven
gore flare, and trimmed in perpendicular
bands of stitched tafeta, percaline
lined and well finished.
oe O for Women's All : Wool
go. R6 Black Broadcloth Skirts,
full flare, with three broad taffeta
bands beautifully stitched, strictly
tailor-made and finished.
Mondays Ge>rapper Je''sation
Unlike any other store we know of,
a separate store here for the sale of
wrappers, and we can, and do maintain
such selection, and give to the business
the attention that puts us in the lead,
thus so many every great bargains
here we hardly know how to commence
oa- for Women Percale Wrappers,
CSG in light and dark colors, with
shoulder epaulet braid-trinlmed, IL
inch flounce, and fitted lining.
or ~o for Women's Black Lustre
thS. 9g UnderslSirts, with deep
flounce trimmed, five narrow ruifles,
and well made.
o5er for Women's Black and
0S.So White Stripped Mercerized
Antique Underskirts, with accordion
plated flounces, in graduated effect,
edged with rose quilting, strictly the
latest fad.
g. for Women's Black Merca,ized
e5S Sateen Underskirts, with deep &C
Gordon plated hounce, edged with
rut5lt.
q. m for Wonen's Sea Island Per-
9I.IS Gale Wrappers, in latest pat
terms, yoke effect ana full ruifle, 1S-inch
founce, and lined throughout.
SIN. for Women's Best Percale
e5SES Wrappers, plated back and
front, with epaulet ruHle-trimmed, and
1S-inch hounce; colors, Light and Dark
Blue, Red and Black and White figured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
I'm the Easement.
Jhe Greatest Sind Of BARGAINS

Jhe Greatest bnd Of BARGAINS
Thousands and thousands Of things
the housewife would gladly accept at
such trifing igures-if she only knew.
Come look through this list OF worthy
items offered you at RIDICULOUS
PRIcES-'tis an opportunity indeed
and sale that in every instance sur
passes ali former records. Wen ex
EJECT you'll
China -9sare.
1oo-piecc Dime, Sets, assorted decorations,
sSpisss Tea Sets, assorted decorations
81 50 each
Is-piece Fish Sets, s3.os each.
1s-piece Game Sets, $500 each.
1d-piece Fruit Sets, $40 each.
English Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers,
English Porcelain Coffee Cups and Saucers,
7sc. set of s.
White Cups and Saueers, Tea, 2oc. set OF 9.
7-inch White Plates, 33c. set OF o.
7-inch White Plates, Soup S3c. set o, o.
S-iEeh White Plates, S3e SCI OF o.
Glass.
1oc. Noppies or Berry Bowls, sc. each
TanlblerS, &C. each
Oil Bottles. nc. each.
s-inch Oval Berry Bowls, roc. each.
I-qua1t Glass Pitchers. I5c. each
Gases.
Easter Vases, SI.2S kind, now Csc each.
Easter Vases, SI-2S kind, Soc each
Easter Vases, sioo kind, ooe. each
Easter Vases, $500 kind, soc. each.
Easter Vases, 2oe- kind, SC. each.
Clocks.
Dining-room Clocks. Assouia movements
SOS each
Alarm Clocks, soc. each.
Alarm Clocks, Assonia movements. $I.I5
each.
Alarm Clocks, Assonia movements, Repeater
SI4S each.
camps.
Parlor Lamps, complete, $40 each
Parlor Lamps, complete, Sr-r5 each.
Parlor Lamps, complete, stS5 each.
Hall Lamps, complete, S5e- each.
Stable Lanterns, 4Sc- each
Stable Lanterns, 3Se, each.
Students Lamp, complete, SISo each.
Students Lamp, complete, sI.a5 each.
Jin-Dare.
Japauese Foot Tub, Iqc. each.
Japanese Pail, Icc. each.
I-Quart Covered Bucket, &c. each.
2-quart Covered Bucket, &c. each.
S-quart Covered Bucket, Sc. each
Extra Heavy Egg Whips, &c. each.
Wash Boilers, with pitched covers, No. 9,
SIC. each.
Wash Boilers, with pitched covers, No. 8,
soc. each
Wash Boilers, with pitched covers, No. I,
45c- each.
Galvanized Wash Tubs, 45c. and Sc. each.
Galvanized Basins, DC. and SC each
FousefurlishiIlg-
Laundry Soap, &c. each
Water Lily Soap, sc. each.
Armour's Floating Soap, &c. each, * 20
for 25c.
Arnour's Washing Powder, large, SC. each,
or for 2Sc-
Putt Metal Polish FAC. each.
Furniture Polish, 10. each.
Dust-brushes, I0c- kind, nc. each.
Scrubbing -brushes, Sc and &c. each.
Clothes-dryers, SOC. each.
=Hardwoe>. Rolling-pins &c. each.
SIeeve-hoards, 2oc- each
Toilet Paper, ; for SC.
Toilet Paper, &C. each
Anlmcra Sc, &C., and Sc. per bottle.
Jlper- 15are.
Sc. each for Plated Tablespoons that sold sor
$500 dozen.
s11o set for After-dinner Coffee Specs.
SI.o8 Gravy-ladIs for Csc.
| Casters and Cracker-iurs, Csc. each.
| $500 set for VIM Rogers Tablespoon that
| sold for $3.50.
oSc dozen for best quadruple Tablespoons,
that sold for S1.os.
MQftinus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
eeiffIe .Dovs' suits.

or for s15o substitute Boys Brown Checked Vestee
for Sus-I4te Boys NaVy-Eue and Brown
1!6 Cheviot Vestee Suits with openfront and de-
ached shield
- for s. Sus-I.te Boys Navy-Blue Serge Vestee
$3.50 Suits made collar vest, and
embroidered detached shield
,U, s. sus-Le Boys Navy Blue Green, Red and
S2Y2 Brown Serge Unfinished Worsted Sailor Blouse
Suits with large collars, and trimmed with White Red,
Black silk braid.
xu S. Suts-Le Boys yEue Best Quality Serge
442 with Black White silk braid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
The Domestic Sale is Attract
ina mdnui

And why shouldn't it? These prics
privileges you're confronting wont last
long tho, for in the items there's an al-
ditional goodness that shrewd women
soon detect-that's been our experience
before-this domestic section plays an
important part in Richmond's retailing.
In the morning these;
Bleached Sheets, yards wide, free fIom
dressing $50 value for Csc each
3o-iuch Domet Flannel, I-4c. value Tor
3 7-Se. yard.
Wansueta double warp Cotton for ehildrsn's
suits, 10 e-3e- yard.
Extra heavy bIeached twilled Domet Flannel,
roc. value for &c. yard
Burleigh long Cloth, every piece branded, 1oe
yard.
1914 unbleached sheeting. round thread,
70 &c. value for ID I-7c- yard.
1914 Pearl Blsached Shsetias, regular Sc
| kind for II I-2e. yard
yard.
| tor Isc. yaSd,
JRcsiery.
At j6c pair.
Two cases, I2o DOZEN, Ladies Black
Lace Isle Hose, different patterns, full
regular made all sizes and worth up to
,oc. pair-and we only came across this
superb line by an aceident-sold undss
the hammer-our buyer was thsrs-sS
explanation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
5he Dainty Spring &oash 5mts
fire G)inning Friends.

morrow here's extraordinary thousands OF y oh
pleasing effects ana tof
beutyvng women looking TOT eeso
b oh airy dress materials Won't you snare IN
festival?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Tailored Quits in Charming
.ArrQu.

Ideas approved by Parisians, ar-
proved by women far and near w
have a.: eye Tor the beautiful. IL
arc hints of a few-just hints-yc
need to see them to fully appreciate
their Charm:
90 40 Tor Womcr's Tailor-Made
90 80 Suits, stylish, tight-htting,
collarless etons, made of Cadet Blue
Venetian and mixed Gray covert, with
White vest let in and gilt trimmed, sllk
Romano lined, bell sleeves, flare SKIRT,
pcrcaline lined and well made.
orr NJ for Women's Stylish Elton
DSf.S0 Suits, choicest quality We
netian, in Black, Blue, and Castor, SIX
lined, with l'Aiglon collar, and trim
med with striped taffeta in fancy de-
signs, circular flare skirt, and trimmed
in taffeta bands, strictly tailor-made
and finished.
ORC az for Wcmen's Tight Fit
90 eSS ting Fton Suits, in best
quality Venetians, castor color sllk
lined waists, l'Aiglon collar with velvet
band trimming, edged with gilt tlnsel'
and stitched straps in stylish effects,
with gilt buttons, skirts have strap
seams, and finished at head of flare with
velvet bands in Vandyke effect.
600 EO for Wonlen's stylish,
DS3.SD tight-ftting, collarless
Etons, made Of all-wool broadcloth, III
Black, Blue, Brown, and Red; postii-
lion back, silk lined, and trimmed with
stitched satin band, full flare skirts:
tailor stitched seams and edges.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
Shoe News.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31
M0hons.

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hook on front Of corset, 6oc
special, oS
Pearl-Head Lace Pins, mr.
dozen, ~"
Kirby Beard Drs sin 1or,,
Pins, paper, 'Si~'
Imported Mourning Pin c. box.
Long Waist Form rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-31

eyo ~ Tor $500 Mems suits, OF CHOICE
3iS.FO Worsted, in very fetching pat
terms, the new. tight-fitting, short mill
tary broad-sho uldered effect. with welp
seams, and lined with highgrade Italian
cloth To give you an idea of the superb
finish, we counted forty rows of stitching
on the back OF the collar.
co os for SO Mems Suits. of Pure
DO.So Wool. Crow-Black, Unfinished
Worsted. in the new. tight-flttng. mill
tary broad-shouldered effect, with whelp
seams and padded military shoulders,
splendidly finished, and guaranteed to fit
as well as any custom made suit that you
pay $40 for.