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reading-room with party of men. Off
GERS, and civilians as well. when the lris'
spirit of mischief. bunblins out froa
beneath the wrap AM Woot OF MS ciotL
induced the Bishop TO say:
BY the way, perhaps one OF you gen
tlemen can settle q question that has ottsi
troubled my curiosity. Is it possible u
make butter of goats MILK
The Englishmen around the table staret
at the Bishop with weli-bred amazement
somewhat startled, seemingly. that
clergyman should be really surlous OF
such subject. None of them venture6
however, to answer the question
Il don't know, I'm sure" salu one o,
them. but I'll ask my VIE"
"Oh, don't trouble yourself" said tbs
Bishop. ut was mere idle curiosity on my
part" But as the party broke up and
started towards the door the Bishop nuds.
ed his obliging acauaiptance's elbow and
murmured; II should think you could
you know, because a goats good but
ter"
..Hah," said the Engiishman. viii
bland and perfect uncomprehension-ano
the Bishop went on his way to Rome.
Some weeks later he returned to Lon'
don and to the same club, where assem-
bIed in the course of time much the sams
party. He of the obliging disposition but
toned-holed the Bishop on the spot.
II say" he said. you remember you
awsked me il goats milk would produce
butter
Yes" said the Bishop.
We'll. I awsked my wife and she SAID
it would make very good butter. indeed
All" said the Bishop.
And, I say continued the English
man, with constantly rising infection
you remember you said you thought
could, because the goat is q good butter"
Yes" said the Bishop, possibly In some
trepidation OF spirit.
We'll. my wife says said the English
man, that that was joke"
Whereupon the Right Reverend Bishop
OF Savannah. unable longer to contain his
mirth. turned and fed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Heavy Ingram Carpets, one yard wide,
reversible. sell for 2ec. yard, Monday,
1870.
Heavy Wool Superior Ingram Carpets,
Leidon leader, in very artistic effects,
real value, 59c., our price. 45c.
Best All-Wool Extra-Super Ingram
Carpets finest qualities from the Low
ELL. Hartford. and Bromley mills, very
artistic effects, regular price, Soc, our
price will be 60c. yard
Highest Grade Ten Wire Tapestry,
Brussels Carpets. from the Hartford and
Sanford 6 Sons mills, suitable for all
purposes-our price will be soc.
Alexander Smiths and Stinsons very
superior line new Parlor and Bedroom
Carpets, and hall, real value sl.25, our
price will be CSC.
Best All-Wool Woven Velvet Carpets,
new floral designs, s10o
Administer Carpets, s1.225.
s5.9S for Extra Fine All-Wool Ingram
Druggets, with fringe. beautiful designs,
size SKIS special for s5.9S.
s12.o0 for Brussels Ingram Druggets-
something entirely new-size SKA, worth
s1S. our price will be s12.Oo.
$3.50 for ATWOOD Ingram Druggets-
size ax3 H. newest Of designs. special
price $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

friends and rela tives of tie young couple
were present The ushers were fol-
lows: Messrs. NJ. T. Gary, Fl. W. Woody,
Sidney yVinfree, and w. Fl. Harwood.
The approaching marriage on October
18th OF Miss Lelya Gahagan, of Coushatta
La. to DR.. Charles Munde Edwards. Of
Richmond, has been announced. The
ceremony will be performed in the hons
of Miss Gahagan's brother, DR.. W. L.
Gahagan, of New York. After northern
tour, they will make their home at No.
1O6 west Grace street. DR.. Edwards is the
son of Or. Landon B. Edwards. and has
made a brilliant professional record.
Mrs. II. T. Triton announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Charlotte Lind
say to Alr. Alexander Fleet hyland. The
wedding will take place in November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Hence Values Like These in Choice Carpets.

Brussels Druggets.
Extra Heavy Brussels Druggets. sold
s27 Especial tomorrow, s19.Oo-size 3x4.
Wilton Druggets.
Bigelow Bogard Wilton Velvet Drug
gets, the best thing made. to be sold at
special price to-morrow-s49.0.
Rug Bargains.
s2.45.
$500 Smyrna Rugs for s3.9S.
1875 Velvet Rugs, sos.
$3.50 Smyrna Rugs, $1.69.
$500 Smyrna Rugs, $150.
Special sale Smyrna Rugs, SOC. and 81.
Superior Oilcloths.
Regular Soc. quality, our price 25c.
Regular 4oc. quality. our price 35c.
Linoleun to be sold for SOC. yard.
Stair Oilcloth, 25c.
Window Shades.
Felt Window Shades, with all fixtures
complete, special, Sc.
81 1-2c. Linen Window Shades, with
fixtures complete, all colors, for 25c.
Soc Shades, complete, sec.
75c. Shades, complete, all styles, soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Hosiery Bargains.

Ladies' Fast-Elack Hose. sold for CSC.
pair; special Monday, quantity limited.
only two pairs to cu Est.n3 lsc TO-
in the world for IL 1-2c.
Special sale Ladies' sec. Silk Finished
Hose for Csc.
Special Sale of Ladies Black Hose at
- i-ec.
Special Corset Sale.
At Soc, we will offer big value in
Short. Long. and Glrdie.
AT 75c. and s1.G0. we will offer you tho
best makes that are made.
Heavy Comforts.
Special sale Monday, SLIGO to $500
Sale Canton and Wool Flannel.
Unbleached Canton Flannel, Zoe. grade,
we are offering for 1-3c.
One lot of 1-3c. Dark Outings only
"A Unbleached Cotton, 6 lac. grade,
Heavy Red aIedicatsd Flannel, 6oc.
grade for 5Oc.
Ail-Wool White Flannel, only. &c.
Gray Flannel, our prices ranging from
Trunk Sale.
Special Sale Monday, trunks, $500, $3.50.
and $500; all genuine bargains.
Curtain Siretchers.
Few more Gilroy Stretchers left at
S.75
Underskirts.
Ladies Mercerized Black Skirts, with
deep accordion pleated flounce, with hem
Ladies' Black Satin Shirts. deep
flounee, with pleated rufIle. only s1.0.
Veilings.
Special sale of Face veilings Monday
at 25c.; all novelties
Sale Bed Ticking.
Zoe Feather Ticking. Is 2-3c.
16 2-3c. Feather Ticking, l2tac
loc. Straw Ticking, TIC.
Blue DenimS-
For Overalls and Jackets, 1Sc.
Blue Denim, extra heavy. LOG.
15c Blue and Brown Denim, special
Monday, for 1212c-
121ac. Denim, special. for 10c.
1Oc Denim, special. for Sc
Rope Portieres.
Special sale tomorrow; over 50 pairs
to select from Special prices, $3.50 to
$1,000 pair.
Special sale Damask Portieres, s. to
$500 pair.
Door flats.
75c Coco Door Mats. soc.
$1.19 Coco Door Mats, I5c
Infants Crochet Sacques.
Special sale Monday, 25, 49, ~. and SOC.
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n east Franklin street, this week.


zoe east Franklin street, this week.
Quite a party from Alton will be in
Richmond for the horse show. among
them, Mr.. James r. Goodloe and Ut
Hawthorne Goodloe. who win be en-
tertained by Mrs ". Bailey ,,aunders.
Miss Catherine Foster. OF So west Grace
street, WHO was a bridesmaid last week
at the Miller Patteson nuptials in Lynch
burg, drew The prophetic rims at the cut
ting OF the brides cake.
Mr.. w. E. Finley, with his wife and
niece, left yesterday for their home in
Pennsylvania. During their stay they Wis
tied many interesting places, especially
Seven Pines, where Mr.. Finley was
wounded on May 81, 1867
DR.. and Mrs E. c. Fisher have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and are
located at sos west Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman Allen, after
spending the last three months at differ
ent northern resorts, are now visiting
Mrs. William r. Peyser, Mr., Aliens sis
ter, in New York city
-
Monday afternoon an informal reception
will be given at the Woman's Club, in
stead Of the customary Monday afternoon
tea The club will present most at
tractive appearance, as 1t has been re-
Gently handsomely fitted up with new fur
nishinSs. besides the improvements made
during the summer months.
The furniture has been arranged for
the winter and the rooms look very
charming.
Cards have been received announcing
tbs marriage on October 1st of Miss Vir-
giria Grace Lee, the beautiful daughter
of Mr. S. a. Lee, Of Piedmont, Mo-. to
Mr.. Charles Henry Jones, Of Piedmont.
Mr.. Jones is nephew Of Mrs. a. j. Pyle,
of this city, and holds 2 responsible posi-
ton with the Piedmont Bank.
Miss Eva Mcdowell. of Church Hill,
was married Wednesday, night to Mr..
H. T. Turner, popular employee Of the.
Allen & Ginter Tobacco Company, where
he is engaged as assistant engineer.
The ceremony was performed at o'clock
by Dr. John Harmon at the Union Station
Methodist church. a large number of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12


Black Cork Screws, special for Mon
day, Soc. 75c., N.oo and Sl29
Black Hongo Suiting. a inches wide;
special Monday, S1.25.
Black Cheyot and Venentra, Soc, 'oc.,
s1.0o and $l.25.
Black French Serge. special values will
be offered Monday, SOC. to $3.50 yard,
Special Sale Black Nlohair for SOC.
yard.
Black Lonsdowne, s1.25 yard.
Black Etamine, SOC. yard.
Black Henrietta, SOC. to $500
Black Dress Goods at u 1-2c.
25c. Black Dress Goods. Al lac.
Lansdowne in all shades. SIS.
Palmara Cloth in ali shades. slc2.
-Albatross in all shades. special, SOC.
Grantresin. all shades. SOC.
Etamine in all colors, soc.
AIl-Wool Tuoict. 25c.
Special Sale Dress Goods a Il 1-2c.
Special Sale Dress Goods at 19c.
Special Sale Fancy Wasting at SOC.
and 75c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

ldlISS P1-CO " .p,o.oO on
Corduroy for Waists. 9Sc.
Heavy Covert Cloths in all shades, 81
inches wide. to be made without lining,
for $1.69.
Heavy Kina suiting, to be maas: with
out lining, 50 inches wide. in Brown,
Navy-Biue and Tan, s1.75 yard.
52-inch English Suiting in Navy-blue.
4 novelty for s19S.
52-inch Snow Flake suiting, s1.oo and
s1.39 yard
52-iach Gray Crash Suiting, SITS.
Broadcloths in all shades Sl-eo and
s1.25.
55-inch Black Kersey for Skirts to be
made without lining, SIS, $1.5o, Sl.69, sl.'o
and $500.
as-inch Black Kina Cloth. to be made
without lining; new fabric this season.
TO be sold for $2.2H.
52-inch English Suiting for tailor made
suits, $1.9S.
Black Broadcloths. 81 inches wide; spe-
cial s1.00, s1.25 and S1.50.
54-inch Black Basket-Weave Cloth, real
value s1.5O; special, Monday, s10o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
GOV. CRANE IN A RUNAWAY.
The PIncky Executive Held on Until
Thrown Out.

PITTsFIELD, KAN, October 11-(spe-
cial)-Gevernor W. Murray Crane mar
rowly escaped serious injury In runaway
accident this afternoon. In company with
Melvin o. Adams. of Boston, the Governor
was driving to his home in Dalton, when
the carriage pole broke.
Mr. Adams, when he saw that an ac-
cident was inevitable, jumped from the
carriage, but Governor Crane. who was
driving, held on to the reins until he
was thrown. He was able, however
to walk to his home, and DR.. w. L. Pad
dock, of Pittsfeld. was summoned. The
doctor found no bones broken. but the
Governor was badly shaken up. Mr.. Adj
ans escaped without any injury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

turned to the city. Mrs. Price was for
merly Miss Bessie Nnckols, Of Clifton
Forge. Her husband is travelling sales
man for the Cable Piano Company
Mr. J. e. Oliver. OF Tincastle, has ar
rived here to resume his studies at Rich
noEd College.
Mr.. "A. L. Buford who has been visiting
Capt r. 3. Workman, in Roanoke, is
now on a visit to Lynchburg.
Mr.. George L. Gibbs, of Glory, Madison
county. representing the ". S.. Donnan
Hardware Company, is in FREDERICKSBURG.
Mr.. ". n. Breckenridge has arrived here
from F'incastle to attend the Medical Col=
lege Of Virginia.
Misses Matte and Lille Biscoe, Of spot-
sylvania county. are attending the Wo-
mans College here.
Miss Mary Newbold Lawrence, of New;
York, whose engagement has been recently
announced to Mr. Lorton, is one OF the
NEST prominent members OF New YORK
society. She is daughter Of Mrs. John
Lawrence, one Of the patronesses of the
Wednesday cGtillon
Mrs A. J. Montague will be guest OF
night during the horse show. She will
be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Barton
Grundy and Mr. L. C.. Younger and 9TH
erS.
Mr. Granville Valentine will leave soon
for Europe. He will be accompanied on
his return by Miss Maria Moseley, his
niece who is now in Paris, chaperoned by
Mrs. Grace Shields.
Miss Mary Barclay, OF Lexington, will
be the guest Of Miss Fannie Guy during
the horse show.
Miss Jennie Cooke has recently return
ed from a three months visit to the Hun.
tiers, of New York
Mrs. Joseph Kahn, of Harrisburg Pa,
is here on a short visit to her daughter,
Miss Claire Kahn, who is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hutzler.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Barton French and
party Of cottagers from Hot Springs will
be at the Jefferson during the Horse
Show.
Miss Bette Adams has returned home
after visit to Mrs. c. A. Grafton. OF
Staunton.
Mrs. George A. Cunningham and her
attractive granddaughter, Miss Emily sLy-
man, have returned to Richmond from
Alton, where they have spent the early
autumn.
Miss Charlotte Goodloe. of Alton, will
be the guest Of her sister, Mrs, Douglas
MacGregor. of west Main street. for the
horse show.
Miss Bessie poy!e. of Norfolk, was e1-
2ected to arrive in Richmond yesterday.
She will be with Miss Margaret Shields
until after next week
s. Miss Louise Lee, OF Baltimore. vii! be
the guest OF the Misses sNhiteI.s at.sNo.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits. in Tan
Cloth, Blouse Jackets. with slot stitched
seams, silk lined nine-gored tiared Skirt,
latest style, $500
Ladies' Heavy Walking Suits, in Tan
and Gray checks, Norfolk Jacket. pleat-
ed habit back, but toned skirt, very
hobby, only $22.G0.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Cloth Suits in
Gray Tan, Brown. Navy, and Black.
stylishly made, with plain short Jacket.
and seven gored flare skirt, only $3.50.
Ladies Walking and Dress Skirts
Ladies' Stylish Walking Skirts, in Gray
with yoke effect and flare, 1890.
Ladies' Fancy Made Walking Skirts.
in two shades of Gray. stitched yoke eff
feet, seven gore, with flare, at $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Children's.

Chiidren's.
Boys and Girls Vests. Pants. and
Drawers heavy ribbed, fleece lined, trim
med with silk, al 25c.
Misses Best Grade Of Bleached Fleece
Lined Ribbed Pants and Vests. made
and trimmed in best manner, SOC.
Children's Wool Pants and Vests. in
sizes from to Is years, ranging in prices
from ?1c. to 75c.
Ruben's Infants Vests. in cotton anc
wool, ranging in prices from 25c to '5c.
Ladies'.
Ladies Fine Ribbed Fleece-Lined Pants
and Vests, we'll made and perfect fitting,
25c
Ladies' Best Grade of F'leece-Lined
Cotton Ribbed Vests and Pants, silk fin
ished. bfsa ched. al SOC.
Ladies White and Gray Wool Vests,
perfect fitting, beautifully finished, at
sl0o.
Ladies Pure White Wool Pants and
Vests, silk finished, beautifully made
81 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
The Floor GOVERNS g.

All CARPETS laid lined and made free Just here we want to
impress upon you that the inducements otter carpet buyers
are so out the ordinary that to the advantage OF any mousse
keene 10 come here the rich values presented
There are Wilton and Administer Vevets and Brussels besides
less expensive Tapestries and ngras wealth OF variety OF
he newest designs-ghe qualities prices less than other
stores We can't say more; remains for you to and satisfy
yourselves.
Hence Values + ike These in Choice Carpets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Ladies Dress Skirts in very fine broad
cloth. nine gored flare. with slot stitched
seams. $780,
Ladies Camels Hair Dress Skirts five.
gore flare, trimmed with bands OF moirs
Ladies cloaks.
Ladies Three-Quarter Monte Carlo
CIoaks. in Tan Cloth, beautifully made.
and trimmed in buttons to match, very
stylish. $500
Ladies Short Tan Cloth Monte Carlo
Goats, very stylish. $1,000.
ChiIdren's Cloaks.
Childrens Long Cloaks, with double
rutfle cape. trimmed with panne velvet
in Tan and Mode, $500.
Childrens Long Cloaks in Red and
Navy, with cape, trimmed with braid,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12

Mr.. John Tompkins. near scottsville,
where she is visiting.
Mrs. Fannie C. Tucker, Mr.. Beverly
| Randolph and William Crump Tucker
are now located at $50 West Grace street.
! Miss Fannie Thaw Grymes will resume
| her dancing class in the Masonic Temple,
| Oct. is.
Miss Alice Jordon will leave soon to
spend several weeks in the mountains Of
Virginia.
Mrs C. c. Curtis and children have re-
turned home after visit to Mrs. Reid,
Of Lunenburg county.
Miss Rachael Cooke returned Tuesday
She has been travelling with Mrs. Chal les
senff. of New York, during the past sum-
mer. Mrs. Senff. who has taken box for
the horse show, will arrive later and
| have apartments at the Jefferson.
Miss Kennedy, of Washington Is the
guest of Mrs. Mann S. Quares until after
| the ouarles- Cooke wedding. whic, she
| will attend. She will visit Mrs. Willie
| Hill before leaving for home.
| Mrs. James Harper Anderson, who has
been with friends in Staunton, has re-
| turned to her home on east Franklin
| street
| Dr. ". NJ. Wade and family reached
Richmond Wednesday from Albemarle
county, where they have been staying.
After a pleasant visit to Staunton rela-
| tives, Miss Sue Herrings is now with
friends in Louisa, Va.
| Mr.. William, H Waters. Jr,. of Dun
more." Cantonsville, Nd. and Mr. Pea,e
| Polk. of Baltimore. will be Richmond
visitors during the horse show week.
Miss Rebe Friend has returned from
\ delightful visit TO Albemar!e county,
near Charlottesville.
Mrs. n. T.. Laird, who has been visit
| ing in Kentucky and Staunton, Va, is
expected home soon.
| Miss Nina Armistead, of Lynchburg,
will be the guest of Miss Julia Bidgood
| during the horse show.
| Mr. Elijah Baker, Jr., has returned
| from pleasant visit to his mother, Mrs.
john A. Fleet, at Fleetwood" Mathews
| county.
Mr.. Jesse Jones returned Sunday even
ms from a two-weeks' stay at the Hot
Springs.
Miss Bessie Clements. of Shady Grove.
Pcwhatan county, is visiting the Misses
Jarvis.
Mrs. Polk Miller, Miss Miller. and Miss
Virginia Lee Miller have taken apart
ments at II IL south Third street. where
4 they will spend the winter
4 Mr.. S. G. Fajrbank left last week for
| the north. where he will spend q month
visiting New York. Baltimore, Philadel-
! phia. and Wilm!ngton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
The Great Dress Goods Sale.

II low prices on wool goods an 11ducenent 70
buy we ought be very busy in Dress Goods departments
Monday Every and shade represented here ana CON-
parson with other stores will prove profitable to you
SIPS AlIVool Black and White Snowflake Sult1ng o9c. .
z5c sal-andPepper Dress Goods a. inches VIDE sPeca
SOC -o
Satin French Voe for Waists Z5c goods all over town. SOC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
North Carolina State A=ricuitura
Fair. Raleigh, n. C., October 27-St

For the above occasion the Southern
railway will sell special roond-tsn
tickets to Raleigh. II. c.. at one tars
plu3 fifty Ger cents. for the round trip
which includes one admission 70 ths
fair. applying from all points wi'hin ths
State OF North Carolina. also SortolA'
Richmond. LSnchhurg. panYii.e aae III
termediate points III the State OF Virginia
tickets on sale October 18th 70 3oth. viii
return limit November Sd.
very low rate will apply for na.lssaft
companies and bands, IN uniform; .wensi
OF more on enc ticket,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Both Case. Continued.

The case against George E. Lignn,
conductor Of the Passenger and Power
company. charged with stealing two
watches. was continued until next week.
The young man says he bought the
watches on the instalment plan. and in
tended 10 pay for them. The charges
were preferred by r. ". Robinson and
Rothert & Co.
Lyon has been suspended by tho street
car mems association.
Because Of the absence Of prominent
witness the case of John Spears, held OH
seven separate charges. all robberies,
dating back as far as the middle OF Au-
gust, hearing was postponed until next
week
In addition to these charges it Is also
believed that the negro Is forser. In
his pocket was found a letter alleged to
have been signed by Secretary Tolson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Wrist and ChateIaine Bags.

SOME ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS.
Steel Chatelaine Bags at soc. and sI.N0.
Black Beaded Chateiaine Bags at SOC.
Purses with long chains, in Morocco
and undressed kid, in Brown and Gray
Soc.
Sale Down Pillows.
Down Pillows, size zix24. G. 1-2c.
Down Pillows, size a2x22, 4Sc.
Down Pillows, size 20x22. sc.
Down Pillows, size 1sxls, 29c.
Handkerchief Sale.
20 and Csc. Ladies Handkerchiefs to
be sold. special Monday. for L lie.
Furs.
A new line of Fine Furs just received
Special values.
Genuine Two-stripe Sable Fox Scarf at
$1,000.
Genuine Sable Fox Muf to match. at
s27oo.
Genuine Blue Lynx Scarf. 5000
Genuine Blue Lynx Muf to match,
5000
Other special values from $3.50 UP.
Linen an ] Muslin Art Work Sale
Special values will be offered Monday,
Impossible for print to tell you about
these great values.
Lace Applique Shams, from 81 to 500
pair.
Lace Applique Doylies. 1oc. to SOC. pair
Lace Applique Scarfs. S9c- 70 $500 pair
Iemstitched Linen scarfs, IL yards
long, real value S1.Go, special Monday,
SOC.
Guipure shams and scarfs, special SAX
Monday, 25c. to S2.Oo
Cushion Covers, special values. fcr
&c. and 39c.
Special sale Linen Hemstitched shams
all prices.
Lawn Shams. hemstitehed and colorea
stitched, &C.. real value soc.
Sale Sheets and Pillow Slips.
PRICES IMPOSSIBLE TO MATCH.
Pillow slip, fun size 1-3c.
IL lie Pillow Slips. Zoe.
a0c. Pillow Slips. Hemstitched, TIC.
Single Bed Hemmed Sheets, sac.
FuIl-size Bleached Sheets, soc.
F'ulI-size Androscogsin Ilemstitches
Sheets, Soc.
Androscoegin Bolster Case. %. SIC, an
4Sc.
Sale OF New Fall Silks.
All colors Tafeta Silk, best grade, Toe.
All-Slk Mousiins and Louslsine, si-".
Fancy Waist Silks, zoe. and SLIGO.
Sill, FouIards, soc. T5c. and $1.0.
Special Sale OF Black Silk, at SIG
yard.
Umbrella Sale.
s1.75 Ladies and Gentlemen's Umbrss
las. s1G0.
1915 colo-ed SILK Umbrellas, new noVes
ty $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Coal Operators Are Defeated

BY the Kerosene Oil Burner that ca'
be attached to any cook stove or range
See it in operation.
n. KLEIN & SON.
go east Broad Street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
Mems.

Mems.
Mems Heavy Wool Fleece-Lined Shirts
and Drawers, in Gray and Tan. double
sewn seams. trimmed with silk braid
and pearl buttons. only soc.
Mon 6 Iicayy-Weight Pure Woo! Fleece
Lined Shirts and Drawers. beautifully
finished. including extra sizes, $1.G0
Mems Pure Wool Shirts and Drawers
at Si.10, $1.25. and S1.50
Mems Pure Wool Double-Breasted
Shirts, in Red with Pants to match, at
$.25 and $1.62 Il.
Boys.
Boys Heavy Fleece-Lined Ribbed Pants
and vests. excellent quality, nicely made,
all Sizes at 25c.
Boys Heavy Fleece-Lned Flat Goods
in Pants and Vests. at SOC.
Boys Gray Shirts and Drawers, all
sizes. nicely made. 25c.
Boys File Wool Shirts and Drawers,
in all sizes. ringing from Soc to I5c.
Boys Zine Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers. all sizes. from 9 to Is years,
ranging in price from 35c. to 69c:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
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strangers to visit their store and eSanln
their handsome disniay Of Dress GsSda
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-12
New Arrival Heavy Suiting

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