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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-02

Philadelphia, Jan. Mime. Sybil
Sanderson has just announced here her
engagement to Comte Henri de F-itz
James. The ceremony will take place
in Paris some time late in January.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-02
Sufcided in n Barn.

Guthrie, o. T. Jan ALVIN FL
lott, aged 45, a farmer south of Wau-
komis, committed suicide by hanging
himself to a. beam in the barn. His
wife had filed suit for divorce on
Saturday.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-02
sho. Hfmssffto Dent h.

Taylor, Tex, Jan. 1,-Wa1ter Eu-
bank. aged "a, committed suicide here
by shooting himself through the head
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-02
SYDIL SAEDERSON.

Conte Henri de F'itz James is an OF
fcer OF cavalry in the French terri
togial army. He is a son of Edouard
due de F'itz James. the head OF the sec
cpd Or French branch OF the Berwick
A1aiiy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
.Ante-Nu1.fal EntertaiHm III.

Mss Carrie Belle Shafer. whose mar
riage 10 Mr Jesse Mundy Walker OF
Baltimore, viii take place at c p. Nj
next Wednesday in the home OF her
brother, Mr. John Clement Shafcr, en-
remained al cards last week in honor of
her bridesmaids Miss Sophy Sadtler. Of
Baltimore, Misses Gordon, Miss Jane
Scnoen Miss Louise Walker, OF Lynch
burg; Mss Mary Lawson and Miss Rosa
lac saafer. who is TO oficiate as maid
OF honor.
Guests invited to meet these young
ladies were: Miss Mann. of Baltimore:
Miss Eiizabeth Eas ey. OF South Boston.
Va; Miss Anna Breclanrdge, Miss Daisy
Chamber .a3.ne, Miss Edith Jones. Miss
Mamie Baughman. Miss Mary Ban Miss
Edith Ramsey. Miss Sadie Je:fress Miss
Lily Jennings Of Danyil:e. Va; Mrs
Rudolph Teusler AIRS James Cannon
and Mrs. Stuart Woodward.
The popularity and social position
which MIS- Saafer has always euf
VIII render her wedding one in which
much interest VII be felt as well as
much regret that Miss shafer viii live
ia Baltimore after her bridal tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
First of Richmond Assembly Ger
mans Will Sc Monday Night.
The FRIDAY C0TIlL0N CLUB
From No" on un,il Len, the Devo,ee
OF ou.,ey Will Have no Rest from
Gay FeSt'sties-News abou,
People You know-Gosstp.

The Christmas shopping has begin.
All me World Of soc.e.y Is hieins itself
a.rcad .nakimg cheerful crush IN Inc
Stores everywhere and nlIins SURROUND
nE space m.th CALCULATIONS OF delight
auu s4Epr!se over the new and pretty
,.snss . os hast Tor consideration.
II.e!o a.e many classes OF Christmas
Shoppers. Those VINO DC not need 10
ool>lCcr cost IN the purchase OF their
SIS turn hither ana inllher as fancy
CT Inclination prompts, and culI from art
v4Ees. siIvsi anu gold wares and jewels
IS iAey see 1T. or, II lney are tired Of
such pretty 5aUo.es. they may turn their
ytitatlon 10 furS ano invest a small for
tine s!n Russian sa b!es or silver fox
ssIns. made Up In available and desiT-
aale shapes Rare laces are presented
- catch the eye OF the wealthy shoppers,
and as the present is q lace season many
cclars this Christmas viii doubtless he
slseI; il the acquisition Of what Is unqueS-
Lunat,y one OF the most becoming access
S.JrieS TO 8 womaaly toilet
Thf Christmas shopper who has to
count the cost OF all she buys and is re-
C&iie6 by the law OF eXigency TO obtain
4 e bsSt value possible for her outlay.
takes time and consideration for he IN
81 ection OF possible combinations and re-
suns. IlSr own Shlttll llSclS Can eNO e
wonderful things orna mental, useful and
artistic. from few inexpensive mate
r.als. which. however. are carefully ex-
e:nined as to quality and coloring. She
can manufacture gifts suitable alike for
young and nfd and always manages in
some Incapable way to have the time
needful for her work. and to SO appor-
.tori It as To meet ths desires Of any one
10 whom she makes 2 gift.
In ali December households there Is an
air OF mystery. suppressed sense Of
something that Is going 10 happen. all
re more exciting because II resolves It
geIf into the utterly unexpected. The
santa Claus myth IS said TO oe exploded,
and yet how many Of those who nave
.,-,fc-o7-n their childish years and ho2es
heal IN their dreams on Christmas night
he --arnpinE Of his tiny steeds and see
- merry twinkle Of his eye as he ap-
--oachzs their stocking. dangling from
-. chimney corner They awake and
z-.ii. oyer their dreams. but the faith OF
.-,-+s--nzs fingers still in their hearts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
The Fine China and
Bric-a-B1aC Store

You never saw finer china and brc-a-b win
dow IN a Richmond store than the one we had last
week. did you? And yet that's only sample OF
what's inside. Without boas ing at all. we don't
believe there's finer collection of all-round china in
the town than ours, and especially at our prices,
French China Dinner Sets.
The g Elite lO2 pieces, new shapes and richly
decorated in green $4,000.
tIaviands, ia pieces. border pattern dainty and
rich, in pink rose buds, $3.50.
Other Fine D'nn-r Sets. richly decorated and
gold traced. $3.50.
Handsome Jardiniere. l2-inch size, and Pedestal
shaced in red and b ue, something rich. IS 50.
Handsome Umbrella Stands, S.. 80 to S. SO.
Toilet Sets.
One Of 10 pieces is shaded in pink and blue,
very petty. 5000.
One of the prettest toilet sets we've ever had is
IL pit &C set w tn an enameIed body, shaded in
cen and decorated with small pink flowers, $14 &c.
LAMPS.
A 12-inch globe. extra size lamp, has heavy
raised wick on bow chilly decorated. lft-out fount
and centre draft, 5000.
A beauty at $3.50 has red bowl with black
trimming, and globe and fount decorated with gold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Meddinn Anneunc IN nj.

The wedaing date of Miss Fenaingham
watkins SpBman and MIR OTTO Theo-
dore Hess. OF New York. is announced
,or December 30th
Miss spilnlan, who Is the oaughr.r Of
Mrs. Henningham Lyons Splinan and
the grea; granddaughter of Judge James
LYONS. Of this city. is one OF the most
attractive and beloved among the young
society girls of Richmond Grea. inter
est is being felt in the wedding by Rich
mono and New York people II was ex-
pected that Misc Grace Shields who has
been abroad with her mother since the
early summer would be nome In time to
make one of the members OF Miss Spill
mans bridesmaids, but a letter received
from her a few days since STATED thar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
SOCIETY IN WHIRL OF
MIDWINTER SEASON
she contemplated remaining In Paris un
I'll next spring.
ApDTrd hing Wedding.


MI and Mrs. Loren T. Damon. OF Ches-
terhel6 have issued invitations for the
marriage of theft daughter. Miss va
Einor. to Mr.. James w. Dwyer. of Lew
lsburE. w. Va. the ceremony TO take
place Wednesday afternoon. December
10th at the residence Of the brdc-elects
sister. Mrs. George J Freddy. No sls
West Grace Street.
The sweet girl debutantes Will look
their prettiest for the assembly german
Tomorrow night The presence of I
large number OF the bellies and beauties
Of other cities who are visiting in Rich
mond VIII contribute to render the open
ing dance 4 very smart affair indeed.
Mr. Adol1hus Blair is presiden. Of the
Assembly M r. n. Blankenship is
vice president: Mr. John l.. de Treville
is secretary ard treasurer. The Board Of
Governors includes Mr.. Gessner Harrison.
Mr. Granville Smith. Mr.. Thomas B. Nc
Adams and Mr.. Henry P Darlington.
Patronesses for the Assembly are: Mrs.
Adolphus Blair, Mrs. Il. NJ. Bankenship.
Mrs Clay Drewry. Jr.. Mrs. George 3.
Elliott. Mrs. John c. Tarland. Mrs. Ber-
nard R, Guest, Mrs. Elmore D. Hotch-
kiss. Mrs. Eghert G. Leigh. Jr., Mrs Muir
ray N. Mcclure. Mrs J. Scott Parrish
Mrs. r. Carter Scott Mrs. George w.
Henry a. Williams and Mrs. Richard /.
Wilson
The ballroom at the Masonic Temple
will be decorated in palms and flowers
Thilow's Orchestra, who will furnish the
music vii render the following pro-
granlne:
Two Step. Nancy Brown....c C. Crawford
March The TWO Eagles. Boehme
Waltz. In the Good Old Summer Time,
Evans
March. Vidette. .....................ku ebler
Two Step. Bill Bailey. Won't You Please
Come Home Farrell
March. a Signal From Mars .Iayior
Waltz. King Dodo......... PiNIeE x Luder
March. III eTwo Eagles. BoehEle
Two Step. College Days..-.........Cl Clark
March. Blaze Awav...-..........-H Holman
Waltz, Haunting Eyes. Tobani
March. The Gridiron. ...............Pi'yor
Two Step. Indy .Gnsun
March. To Action ..--....-...-....=... Heed
Walt Corona. .--Lel!af'
March. Sheridan Sabre............St. Clalc
Two Step. Amt Dat i Shame. .Challkoy
March. The Jolly Student. .zicllel
Waltz. Barbara Frietchie. Teichman
March, Jab Boola................,... heish
Two Step. nv Princess, Zulu Lula Reed
March, a guGwun -.-.-....--.......--S hlpEAan
The supper viii be furnished from the
, Woman.s Exchange. an ample guarantee
, FOR its excellence and daintiness.
The Richmond Assembly starts the sea
son and sets the pace with a very en-
t5,Is;asric membership. and very bright
prosnects. Mr.. Bair viii lead tomorrow
night Arrangements are already beins
made for the Christmas german to be
danced December 22d. with many novel
ana beautiful figures and features.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Oriental Rugs are sometimes
thought of IS luxuries, but really
they're net.
They vii outwear any other floor
coverlrg and at the prices in this
store they arc not only desirable.
but practically cheaper than carpets.
Genuine handmade Oriental Rugs,
33x46 inches. $3.50.
a karabau Pug, little larger than
the above fol- S!2.5O-
Daghestan Rugs, 81 feet by S
feet, $500.
Another Fine Persian Rug is the
Kazak for $500.
They are very durable on account
of the heavy weave and well adapted
to halls or living rooms. where
strong co'or effects are required.
No better wearing rug to be had for
$500.
Smyrna Rugs have taken fresh
no q on popular favor and. are if any,
thing, more generally used now than
ever. Our Atwood patterns are of
the best makes and prettiest &C.
signs.
ls*7o inches, S1.25.
zox54 riches, S so.
5ox64 inches. $500.
5oX72 inches $50
Fur Rugs of a fire quality. DIFF
ferent patterns. such as Gray Cen
tres. with white borders; Black Cen
tres, with tan bosders others sold
black or white.
One o. t e prettiest Is Gray Centre.
win white border; 3.x6S inches, for
$3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
HANDSOME Hnrna Wedding.

- home Of Mr. and Mrs. Alert
Scot, ri 10 261l East Franklin
Srreet. one OF tire most eleeant +nd
fashionable weddings on the Decei1loe 81
calendar vii be ceiebra 60 a o'o'
IL December 10Th, in the MAJ
-4aee ~ thsir daughter MSS Be-
Cranberry Scott. TO MI. &c re
Tar7er Lur7sden Of this CITY Nj John
r,arlfck Scott cousin OF the or.de. !" 4
he the celebrant. ano the ceremony VII
-. fo;,o2-.,5 BIZ handsome recep ion
largely attended ~ Richmond see
crd out-of-town guests.
The lower floors OF the Scott nome.
l,aaI.tif1,llv decorated in palms a"d
t75uars viii be canvased in white, An
80 u-il he erected in the front OF he
drawing room. where the young coupe
v.ill stand during their troth-' light
me bride, lovely brunette
,-t..i6 ralorirg, will be gowned IN ca
80 ~6ba oyer accordion plated ch.f n
,,r,on , satin Grchesse founca ion Il r
ali zig ne fas. ened with an eXQuis. te
diamond sunburst and she Vi carry z
shower OF lilies Of the valley
Aer maid Of honor, Miss Grace n
,,i-e5an ufll have on very smart
trnel; az hand embroidered chiffon, veil
irg white taTsta, Her flowers Will be
foruuet OF Niphetos roses.
o,Ia-;et.e OF bridesmaids. Miss Rosa
r-arv MISS Katherine Foster, Miss
r-Tences McKevett and MISS Nellie Hi es,
viu wear lace trimmed white organ =
over SIX ana have in their hands ia4ge
clusters Of tsstout roses
Mrs Albert A Scott the bri 'e's
-3o,lrer. win be in black peau de sole
worn with point lace,
Mrs Harvey Taylo1. the brides sister,
.nd one OF the Drett;est young natr rs
IA Richmond. will appear in her weddi g
Gown Of mousse.in over taheta- She
VIA year a corsagc bouquet Of Vi let's.
The groon7's best man will be e
fr5rnef Of the bride. DR. r. H Scott. Of
Saw York. O,her attendants will in
,I,;9e DR. Edward Bowles, MI He ~
T5~trh};ies Mr. William Doran. ana Mr..
Irving Mahoney.
Quite 2 marty from New York, including
,rr and Mrs. " NJ PHILLIPS. Mss En-
mia Phi llps. Miss Sarah Stiwell NJ $ A.
NJ Scott and DR.. r. II. Scott vii a.
rive In Richmond next TUESDAY TO at
ferd The wedding.
Miss Scott who has been a belle since
har debu, until now. has a host f
friends IN Richmond and in other ciii
where she has visited Mir l@ln'd n
VINO IS equally popular in society. has a
f-A busi1ess position with kiagaH an !
Company. where he IS held in highest
esteem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
g. tho Euemar's C1s,h.

Miss Anne Virginia Culhertson, who.
stree her arrival in Richmond. has been
the guest of Miss Blanche Morgan. will
lecture before the Woman's Club on Mon
dav afternoon at 40 O'Clock, her subject
tejns American Folk Lore and Folk
Mis.c ="
Miss Culberteon is well known through
out Virginia. having appeared with great
success in most OF the Virginia cities.
Fer talk tomorrow afternoon Will turn
on Indian, negro and mountain white
r7ytfs. songs. muse and characteristics.
Az Miss Culbertson's knowledge Of these
things is drawn from personal observa-
ZION and from much time spent among
rho Eiffar~nt reon!a whose }e~eNde -
has learned, whose music she has heard
and whose traditions she has absorbed.
the club evidently may look forward to
her coming with much pleasure in antici-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

blue, green and rose, heavy fringe
top and BORON, 3 and 81 yards
long. Special price and only one
and two pairs of kind, SIS. 90 pair.
Mercerzed Silk Portier2s. scHd coIors
and two-tore floral aes gtls, some with
Ia SIry Dor eES, heavy hand-riet
fringe. 50 lnci4es wide, 3 yards eng,
$1,000 pair.
Sofa Pirlsws. covered with figured
Satire, wide ruff S. we'll filed. 2os2O
inches, >p-clai, SOC.
Turkish. Stripe Tapestry for cosy
corners. draperies and pillow cover
ing. 50 inches wide, for 40c yard.
Pretty Lace Curtains.
A few advertised to-day that will
add much to the appearance Of the
home this Christmas.
When you're buying Lace Cur
tains it's well to lock at their laun-
deriilg qualities. Our Gable Nets.
for example.
Extra Heavy Nott;nri,am Curtains.
/ vide scrot vol eI bord r, ain and
inquired centres. 5l3yarcs org. 90 inches
Nid onv ore. "a and t4rre palr> of
a klnI; S1.25 per par.
Gable Net Curtains. made of
strong. durable net that launders
well, plain centres. with Renaissance
and Irisa point effect borders, 81
yards long, S2.e8 pair.
Handmade Lace Curtains, Irish
points. Renaissance and Antique
SCI N, wide borders, pain and fig
tired centres, 81 and 4 yards long,
$500 pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
4 -nuai / luncheon.

,rha annual luncheon and sale of fancy
articles given under the auspices of the
Ladies Sewing Society and the Peterkin
Guild OF St. James Church will take place
Wednesday. December 10th, in the lecture
room from u NJ until 10 P. Nj. Home
mace plum pudding Will be offered ior
The Central Committee of the a. P
V. A viii hold a called meeting Decem-
Der 9Th. at noon. in the rooms OF the
Virginia Historical Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
T,1e Naurhfore' sory'ca.

All Saints Chapter, Daughters OF the
king" Will commemorate its formation
f,y a service. corporate communion and
an address at All Saints Church Tues
DIV December 9Th at 1890 a. NJ. Barton
Heights. Grace and Monumental Church
chapters are expected TO participate IN
this service DR. John Moncure. city mis-
.ionary will deliver the address. a cor
ffal welcome is extended TO all interested
;. s-iri,r,al work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Annual Me ting C. MI s.

The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety met in the Museum at noon with
Mrs. bryan in the chair. Those present
were Mss Annie c. Hent'y.. Mesdames
A. II. Reynolds. Booton Hill. Theodore
Ellyson; Miss Betty Ellyson. Mcsdames
Caz"nean Mcleod. L. Il. Dashien Miss
Minnie Baughman Nesdames Taylor FL
tyson. George Stacy. r. A Patterson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
TIE Friday Go. iIIon.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the FRIDAY
Cotillon club which has about reached
IFS membership limitations. was held al
the Masonic Temple Friday night
The first german Of l9o2-l903 will take
place next Friday night. December l2tfl.
from $50 TO o'clock and every thing
Indicates a brilliant openlng dance. SUD
seCuent dances are scheduled for DeCe'n-
her 26th. January 9Th. January 23d, Feb
ruary 6th and April 18th. with Thilo~ 8
orchestra in attendance
OFFICERS OF the club are Nj. Henry .
fotchkiss presidents Board OF Managers.
Mr. Stewart Cooke. chairman: Mr.. Phil
IL r Carlton. Nh George D. Mayo Mr..
William r. Turner. Nj c Irving Blair,
with Mr.. Richard P. Winston as secretary
The chaperones VIII be Mr.. and Mrs.
W J. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs Austin
Rrockenbrough NJ and Mrs. Edmund
Benson Nj ard Ms. John Cullen. MI.
ana Mrs z y. F1otchEisS Mr. and Mrs
George ". Stevens ATr. and MIS-, r NJ
Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. y ". Tai
iaferro Mr. and Mrs. r. T Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs adolphus Blair, Mir. and Mrs.
y T Noultou
The personnel OF the club. as evidenced
in officers members and chaNerones
shows ii to be ma3n W Of number OF
the most l,onu3ar u the younger smart
set in Richmond Its germans will be
among the othar delightful events OF the
winter Mr.. Henry Hotchkiss Will lead
in ,EIn rs1 dance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Unexce1led Opportunities This Week for
Rugs, Dru9gets, I>ortieres, Lace Curtains

Other pretty ones as low as sos.
Ingram Iruegets that are iWooi
ard of the best quality and in
all co.ors.
exl2 feet. 5000.
11xl5 feet $500.
A handsome drugget that will
wear almost as long as your floor
will wear is an Electric Velvet or
Body Brussels Drueget. 9x12 feet.
The designs are beautiful-the
centres being in medallion effects,
and the borders in floral de signs.
Special price on these druggets to-
morrow $3.50.
Moquet Rugs that will match per-
feclly the E ectric Ve.vet Druggets.
Fright and beautiful designs.
Some o the handsomest. in fact,
we've ever had.
27X5+ inches. $3.50.
5ox72 inches S5.48.
1s-lnch Mats fvl Sl.OO.
Handsome portieres
Picked out of our superb stocks for
the news CO umns to-day, because
we believed these particular curtains
wou d appeal especially to you as
Christmas gifts in addition to their
standard va ue at all times.
Rore Portieres. made of heavy cord
ard tasSe steet ong, feet wide, a
colors $3.50 each.
Tapestry Por'ieres. in all over floral
DESIGNS, extra heavy frng 5 yarcs
long, 50 inches wide. $3.50 par.
Extra quality Rep Poltieres, in
flora designs and solid colors. red.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Good Black Petticoat Values.

Every store sells a Back Underssrt for dollar
Some Sklr's better than olhe:s-depends altos ether
on how much profit the merchant is satisfied with
N0bod2 sells better UndersED7 for 90 han The
one ne otter iodcy 1t is positively the best you can
find for this price.
Three styles of these Skirts in same matea-one with
coIled fufie, with small accorlon with
tucked iufte; ard i you heavier tnan
tie orIliary one have them outing
All OF gOot mellerZ sateer
Black PetticJats, good width finished with fine
rufh~s, for zoe.
We kn there's penty PLACES would ask one dollar for
them VI they -. dollar Pettcoat>, Ihey sp.en.id
we never had an Unde-sIzirt in the store at any
price that was more popular than the 'Lucii.e' at
bI.z5.
Good Nercerzed Satteen SO good thst has all the
appearance OF silk, and the quality Of materi-l is
equal to that in the 1898 SIX rts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
And Now We Are Ready for Christmas

And 36-inch Flannel. all wool, ard il
the most desirable shades, for 39C.
How about a Walking Skirt of
heavy enough material not to need
linlug
Kerseys Knickertocker and Invisible
Pla ds aud Clecks tSr jIst that very
purp So. Fine qualities iOr Sf.00, bet
ter ones. Si.5Q.
For general knockabout wear the
Novelty Suitings. in Scotch, snow
flake and flecked ef.ec.s. rave no
superior, excellent values and the
latest styles for Norfolk jackets,
travelling gowns ard separate skirts,
500 to 81 SO.
81 Venetian Cloth for S5c Yard.
rs 30 inches wide and you know
cloth that vide for So S goo bar
gair ii--hut here's TO II alb III this
fabric Examine It ard see its worth.
Botany Waist Flannel, all wool,
SEC yard.
Certainly splendid value at this
price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Moran's iNh.ef C'uhs.

At last weeks meeting OF the Kate
Wheelock Whist Club IN the home Of
Mrs Edmund Waddiu the highest score
north and south was made by Mrs Jennie
Ridi!ck and Mrs. Charles Page. Winners
east and west were Mrs. C. c. Walker
and Mrs. Charles Z. Wingo. The next
yrleeting will be Tuesday afternoon De-
ternber 9Th with Mrs. Waller Scott.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club met
Friday afternoon last with Mrs. E. T. D.
Myers Mrs Heningham Spilman and Mrs.
Carroll making Top score. Mrs. Charles
davenport will be the next club hostess.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Silk News.
Nothing more acceptable and
nothing better for Christmas pre-
sent than silk dress. and it won't
cost any more. or as much perhaps
as lots of things that have nothing
to commend them but novelty.
Tafetas. Peau de >cie, Peau de
Cygne, eros Gran, Rlladziner and
Dap de Alma from soc to $500 are
among the q DICE silks We hive.
Maybe it's Silk Waist you have
in mind.
Here's some pretty patterns in
] panesea ST ks, u riches wide, in
white and all coiors, SOC yard.
Striped Plisse. in both solid and
glace effects, SEC. yard.
Peau de Cygne. 75c.
Peau de Armure, 79c.
Satin Luxor, $50.
Princess Crepe. 20 inches wide,
Is different shades, S9C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07
Christmas Suggestions
I'm This Column.
Sterling Silver Articles.
Handsome Umbrellas for Either
Christmas Gifts or Personal Use.

oIS l.gs ~ ' ''1'1'o' y 90
0- - - 0 ,
PTefty handles have great attraction tor umbrella
BUYERS about the holiday season and the quality and
sty lie of the handle often makes great difference i'll
~ -.
,ar Of the umbrellas that We have this season are fur
nshed Wi handles that We bought separately ani at about
os !. - eSS Ha tl7 iesuai pi'1es inls SAVING " '
W. - 80
Our stock this year for men. women and children
from the ordinary tWllleG cotton goods, with the
pam Colgo !laHu!es' up 10 inc most eaOo!ae as
III o--8o' "''i' = h7'@' soto t'oAt az 's " ~
/. Handles.
Mourning Umbrellas for men and women, genuine ebony
from - E Best un1yreIa m aEe.s H. America
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

f40tQ5 1Or l1a1 PrlCe
That will make up into splendid bath
robes or chi d. ems wraps and sep
arate skirts just as you please.
s2.oo Bouce Pals, $500.
slso Zbe inc aids, 75c.
sl.oo Plads soc.
75c Pads, 3oc.
sFifty-cent Foule Cloth for 29c.
Nearly one half saved on these
fabrics, and they're beautiful goods
in royal blue. old rose and black.
Striped Tlcots, also 29C.
Few other things very low priced
for Oh. is,mas.
Plaids at 10 1-2c, Csc and 39c.
Not neces sary, perhaps. to tel
you they're cotton, but you We never
seen anything to surpass them at
these prices and they not only look
well. but wear well.
serges 25c.
henre tas. Csc.
Homespuns. zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-07

Tray Scarfs,
all linen. open work
Tin ed. Iec.
All linen hem
stitched, tull size.
900.