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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
THE DRAMATIC RECITAL
Miss Mosher Well Entertained Her
Audience at the Baptist
Church Tuesday Evening.

There was a splendid audience at
the Baptist church Tuesday evening
to hear the dramatic recital given by
Miss Mabel Madeline Mosher, of Sioux
City, under the auspices Of the
Young Peoples Society. The hearers
showed a keen appreciation of the
ability of Miss Mosher in her dramat-
ic work. "She of the Triple Chev-
ROM is a selection that requires con-
siderable talent on the part of the
reader, and this was the best number
given by Miss Mosher. She presented
it in three scenes, and all through.
the long number she displayed spleu-
did evidence of her ability as a
dramatic reader. Her voice is we'll
suited to her work and her stage
presence was commanding and i'm
pressive. She did quite a bit of
character work in the selection and
it was portrayed to a nicely. With
three other selections, "The Court
ing of Dinah Shadd," a scene from
Ingomar, and "Impersonation of
Widow Mclean" she closed her part
Of the program. The last three were
given in a commendable style and
only added to her popularity.
Some musical numbers we're inter
spersed by local talent that added
very much to the recital. Mrs.
Emily Bras-Grace sang a soprano
solo, Glove is a Bubble" and her
excellent singing brought her a we'll
merited encore Mr.. Virgil Boyles
sang a bass solo, The Kings
Road,' in his usual faultless style,
and it suited his voice admirably.
He was also encored. Miss Goody
koontz presided at the piano for both
selections. A male quartet com
posed of G. W. Downey, F. T. Drew
EFT, Fred Kratz and Virgil Boyles,
sang two numbers. Their singing
was evidently HEARTILY appreciated,
for much applause was given them.
Their voices harmonized closely and
the singing was spirited.
The entertainment was a splendid
success, and the society realized
quite a neat sun from the concert.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
A PLATE OF SOUP.
It's Effect Upon General Scott's pres-
idenrinl Aspirations.

idenrinl Aspirations.
Serving dinners in courses is COM
paratively 4 modern fashion, first in
troduced in diplomatic circles in Wash
ington and initiated from France. Up
to the date of President Folks admin
lstration the course dinner among
Americans had made no further prog
ress than that Of serving fish and soup
separately. Soup was regarded as such
a foreign frippery that a note written
by General Winfield Scott, in which he
explained that he was "just sitting
down to a hasty plate of SOUP" COW
cred him with such ridicule as to ma
terially contribute to his defeat as a
candidate Of the presidency. ,
Soup in the early days Of the repub-
lie was considered as food for invalids
or poor people only. Later, when the
social splendors of the court of the
Empress Eugene attracted rich Amer
leans in locks to Paris, French table
manners and customs pushed the old
English dinner fashions to the wall. It
is doubtful, however, If soup ever found
a place on the dinner table Of the
wealthy Maryland or Virginia planter.
unless green turtle, which was really a
stew, might be S 10 called.
The object Of an old time dinner par
ty was to eat whereas that Of the
course dinner is to delight the eye rath-
er than the palate, and yet who will
say that the sight of a well filled din
ner table where an array Of silver COW
cred dishes gives forth a bouquet of
appetizing odors fails to make an
agreeable impression on all the senses?
-Lippincott's Magazine.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
Card of Thanks.

We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors
for the extreme kindness and sympa-
thy shown during the sickness and
after the death of the late Frank
Rowley. This mark OF respect that
was shown the deceased makes the
burden Of our grief easier to bear,
and it is hoped that none will be
called upon to pass through an ordeal
of like character. We thank you
most sincerely.
Mrs. Frank Rowley,
W. B. Rowley and Family.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
An Interesting Story of the Con
s~truction of Great Airships.

Mr.. Chauncey McGovern in Pearson's
gives a detailed account of the construc,
ton of those wonderful ships which
sail through the air. He says:
1.-THE silk used in balloons is OF vari.
GUS grades, but the best balloons, such
as are used by the war department and
the United States weather bureau, are
made Of the coarse silk which the Eu.
ropean peasants obtain from the wild
cocoons. Ordinary balloons are made
of cotton only, but Of the most eXpen-
sive kind. 1t is that known in com
merce as long fiber south sea island
cotton
"And when a balloon is to be made
the raw silk Or cotton is run through
a machine, whose construction is secret,
where it receives from thirteen to twen-
ty-one different coats of varnish. This
is the only place in the world where
balloons are vanished by machinery.
Hand labor is employed elsewhere, and
a double coating Of varnish is about
the limit. Machine vanishing has this
great advantage in that none of the
coats is thick enough to be detected
by the sharpest eyes. 1t takes 10000
coats to make a single inch In thickness.
after the rolls Of silk and cotton
have been vanished enough they are
hung up on lines to dry. Next the rolls
are cut into segments and sewed to.
gether by the women Of the neighbor-
hood. A final vanishing of the seams
only, and the balloon is ready for ship
ment.
1T does not take long to make a big
balloon. Not SO long ago Mr.. Myers re.
ceived a Geographic order for twenty
large balloons for the United States
government signal service. The whole
batch of them was finished within the
p~heaomenally short time of three days.
1t is interesting to compare this with
that required to build a single balloon
for Andre. And his balloon was var
nished only thrice!
"And, besides these twenty balloons,
Mr.. Myers has made hundreds of 9TH
ers for uae by the United States govern
ment in the war department and in the
department of agriculture"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
Wind Shots.

Two striking instances Of the effects
of wind Shots" or the currents of air
caused by the enemy's cannon balls, are
given in the Autobiography of Sir
Henry Smith," On n occasion his
horse fell as if stone dead, but he was
not hurt at all. On another occasion an
officer was knocked down by the wind
Of a shot and his face as black as il he
had been two hours in a pugilistic
ring"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
The Changing Fashion In Novels.


Literary fashions are almost as
changeable as fashions in dress, and
Wilkie Collins is today out Of fashion
True, many Of his novels have ac-
CURED the fame Of the sixpenny edition
But his is not a name to c~onjure with.
and if reference is ever made to him
1t is as the producer Of sensational nov
els Of a type which long ago lost its
freshness. Mr.. Hardy holds that mod
ern writer's have no story to tell. VIII
kie Collins had, and knew how to tell
it. He, like the Ancient Mariner, holds
the reader with his glittering eye from
first to last. So potent is his power
that even in those stories that are not
his best one is compelled to read on
His methods are not the methods Of to-
day. But the admission is not a CON
demnation, and many a modern novel;
list who sneers at his technique might,
If he would, learn a much needed les
o from Wilkie Collins. = London
Speaker.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
Advertised Letters.

The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the Mitchell
p%ostoffice at the close of..the weekend
ing January q, 1908:
Allanson Co., Geo.
Cookey, Jay
Evans, Mrs. Noah
Gardiner, Sherman
Gilhool, Mrs. NJ. f.
Glover, Roy
Holland, Edward (2)
johnson, Russell NJ.
Lawrence, Mike
Odell, Will
Patterson, M. M.
Peterson, Miss Engeborg
Plank, Mrs. Elivra E.
Rand, Guy ~
Samson, R. E. ~
Smith, Dick
Torrent, j. G.
Ward, Leroy
Winery, Miss Ella
Wilkes, G.
When calling for the above please
say 'sadvertised.' If not called for
in two weeks they will be forwarded
to the dead letter Office.
Fl. L. Bras, P. M,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
Assurance Pays.

Sitphen-Dr. Skillings gets S. for ev-
cry consultation. That's what comes to
a man who thoroughly learns his pro.
fession.
Wilfer-And DR.. Kwacker gets $40.
That's what comes of %cultivating a sub
lime cheek.-Boston Transcript.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-23
Didn't Use His own Medicine.

Doctor-Take this medicine as direct
ed, and your cold will be gone in two
or three days.
Patient-You seem quite hoarse, doc
tor.
Doctor-Yes; I've had a bad cold for
four weeks.-Chums.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
WOMEN'S COATS.

Kersey Coats in Castor. black and
navy collarless, stray trimming, full
lined, 50,
New Cut Coats of liersey. in all de.
sirable shades and styles, $3.50.
Goats of Cheviot Kersey and Mon
tanac military and collarless effect.
all colors, $40.
Rain Coats of real cravenette. fitted
and full back. latest shapes, $40.
Rain Goats of imported fabric,
strictly shower proof, triple capes. fun
back, $50.
Rain Coats Of Covert Cloth. full and
yoke back. best colorings. SO.
SILK Goats of all silk Peau de Sole.
Louis XIV. style. $40.
Full Back Coats, with straight front,
collarless, fun sleeves, SIG,5o.
SILK Jackets with vest of MORE We
lour and short Peplum, $3.50.
Lightweight SILK Jackets. full back
and plated sleeves. 1915,
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INFANTS WEAR,

SI.5O for Chlldren's Long or Short
Bedford Cord Cloaks. large collar,
with rows OF silk braid. satteen lined.
box-plaited back.
$h,OS for Handsome Velvet Cloaks,
black and blue. large Renaissance col
lar, doube-brcasted front, with large
pearl buttons stylish and attractive.
DOE, for silk Caps, variety of new
styles, full ruche trimming, or plain
Dutch effect. with embroidery and
ribbon, all sizes.
#i7H for Dainty Caps OF pan-vel-
vet, chiffon and braid. trimmed with
lace applique pink, blue and white,
beautiful in design
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SUITS.

Tailor Suits with semi-cut coats.
blue and black, inverted plat bottom
skirts, $3.50.
Tailor Suits. with corset coats. in
all the new mixtures. $3.50.
Tailor Suits, with long blouse coats,
deep dropping shoulder capes, fancy
skirts. SO.
Suits with straight cut frock coats.
in plain cloth and mannish mixtures,
full flare skirts. $50.
Strictly'Ma Tailored Suits OF Knick-
erbocker, 36-inch, straight-cut coat.
others of plain cloth and zibeline. in
most up-to-date styles, $40.
Handsome Novelty Suits of broad
cloth, with blouse collarless. inlaid
with silk and fibre braid, over silk
drop skirts. 5000.
Broadcloth Suits. with Prince AL
bert coat. SO inches long. nine gore
flare skirts. silk lined throughout.
$40.
Misses Suits Of fancy mixtures.
blouse effect, 1885,.
Misses Cloth Suits. with blouse,
cape and fancy vests. full flare skirts.
$40.
Misses Cheviot Suits with military
blouse, high stock collar and leathtr
belt, flare skirts, $S.DS.
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The ever popular material for floor
and wall Notwithstanding and Dem
im In all the newest effects. We also
take orders for covering Of floors
Real Handmade AraLlan Lace Cur
talns. with wide elegant corded inser-
ton borders. $40 value. for R6.DS a
pair,
Handsome Russian Lace Curtains,
yards long strictly hand made, 80
pair, worth SO.
Real Brussels Lace Curtains. four
yards long in exquisite allover hand
made work; $3.50 regular price, spe-
cial S14 "A pair.
Very Fine Venetian Lace Curtains
IN conventional designs, full four
yards long, price, Sl,75 pair,
Point d Esprit Lace Curtains. with
dainty borders. S;' pair. full S39S
value.
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WAISTS and SWEATERS,

$500 for Women's Knitted Sweat
ers fancy designs, all colors, patent
clamp. full blouse front.
/. S.,2" for All-Silk Taffeta Shirt
Waists, front and back tucked, trim
med with silk crochet buttons, new
stole collar. all sizes to AZ.
$3.50 for Stylish Peau de Cygne and
Taffeta Waists. entire front tucked
and hemsutched. back tucked, new
collar and sleeves, all the latest
shades. regular So waist.
S1.25 for F'leeced Lined Mercerized
Waists broad tucked front. large but
tons, new stole collar. stylish and at
tractiVe for fall wear.
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SKIRT rs.

Dress Skirts of Repellant full flare.
stitched bands, Sl0s.
More elaborate Skirts OF same cloth.
S25D
All-Wool Cheviot Skirts, full flare.
extra size Wristbands, S:t,75.
Skirts Of Melton in plain colors and
mixtures, plated and hip trimming.
80.
Handsome Cloth Skirts, Kersey and
CheyIot skirts, gotten up in latest de-
signs. $50, $3.50 and $40.
Handsome Dressy Skirts Of Broad
cloth. Etamine Cheylot and Wolfe. to
S25.
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50-incfl Al-Wool Golf Cloths in all
the wanted colors for Sic. a yard.
English and Scotch Novelty Dress
Woolens. In all the newest styles for
fall wear, full Sc inches wide at S1.30
a yard.
Fancy effect zibeines. one OF the
newest importatlons at S1.5O yard.
French Covert Cloth for tailored
jackets that sells everywhere for $225.
at T1.SO yard.
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KNIT PETTICODTS.

30c, Solid Colored Knit Petticoats;
coiors; red, blue and black.
asc. for Knit Peticoats white and
coiors, with borders.
zoe, for Wool Knit Skirts in colors
and black,
Osc for Black Mercerized Under
skirts. three frills, made Of the best
imported Mercerized Italian Cloth,
81 30 value
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o3-4c. for 121sc. and 15c, Heavy
English Fleece. double faced. fancy
woven.
II 3-4c. for Fleece Lined Mercer
lied Oxfords, light and dark grounds.
26c for Handsome Embossed Nrer-
cerized White Waistlngs.
15c. for Double Fold Fancy Print
ed F'lannelette, In the most wanted
designs and colorings
45c. for Imported All-Wool Waist
ings in solid tints and fancy plaid ef-
fects
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CHILDREN's COATS,

Fun Length Goats with braid collar
and cuffs, $3.50,
Full Length Kersey Coats, with cir
cular collar. $30s
cape, nnishes with velvet 10 ~"
Kersey Goats, in all the wanted
shades, "a length cape and stole
front $b,Os.
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soc. Women's Wool Ribbed Vests
and Pants. white or natural extra full
large sizes. 75c. values.
zoe. Scarlet Wool Medicated Vests
and Pants, best SLID value, all sizes.
13c. Bleached Ribbed Fleeced Vests
and Pants, silk trimmed.
soc. Finest All-Wool $3.50 Grade
Vests and Pants. in white and natu
ral factory seconds.
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Irish Pont Lace Curtains, in heavy
allover embossed designs, $6.0s a
pair, $40 value.
Irish Point Lace Curtains in now
novel designs, four yards long ~ a
pair, 5000 value.
A complete line Of Mercerized
Brocatcls, Satin Tapestries. plain.
embossed and figured velour for fur
niture covering.
Scotch Madras Curtains ir solid
backgrounds and fancy colored stripes
500 pair.
Roman Stripe Couch Covers. en-
broldered all over. fringed all around,
each 81.
Handsome Mercerized Portieres in
Oriental stripes. wide, handsome
fringe 1918 a pair.
Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains, with lace
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L0UNGING ROBES.

Handsome Silk I[imonas and Dress
ing sacques in white. blue, pink, vio-
let and black. exqulsltely designed,
Handsome Kimonas, elaborately
trimmed in lace and ribbon. to S25.
Full Length Kimonas Of Daisy
Cloth with embroidered edges. with
Persian lining, Sl.76.
kimonas of German Flannel in
dainty shades and designs, 1925.
Eiderdown Dressing sacques, in all
COOrs 00c
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100 pieces 49, inch Fine Black Satin
Taffeta and Taffeta Ribbons, Ice.
yard
100 pieces of Black Satin Taffeta and
Taffeta Ribbon, A inches wide, at zoe.
yard
5-inch Wide Black Satin Taffeta and
Taffeta Ribbons are 26c. n yard.
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COL0RED DRESS NOVELTIES.

The prcest line of Imported and Homemade Colored
Wooen Dress Fabrics had All the beautiful color
combinations and designs, all the clever and skfu maipua
lions Of the materials which the brain Of the ilfu artists
can conceive Co1ens prices for all the three
Profits which most dealers think fabrics justify
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BOOKS.

Before our holiday Books
come in we have determined
to sell all Books which have
al annual change Of bind
ing. This is a chance for
Book lovers who buy book
for what is in it, and not for
the cover. Come in, see
what we have this week, it
will pay you.
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llngs Which you need every day.
indeed, for they are staples.
Bic. for 121ac. Crepe Finished
F'lannelettes, all new printings.
25c. for Outing Skirt Patterns.
ready for belt.
121sc. for 1sc. Heavy Fleeced En-
bossed Kimona Cloths.
Sic. for 1890 and 15c. Black
Satteens, in 2 to 12-yard lengths.
BIC. for s 1-3c. Fancy Woven
Light Outing. &g8
25c.-All-Wool Eiderdown in fancy
figured and solid effects.
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Extra Heavy London Irvine Eta
mines. new fall shades. at 91.25
yard.
zibelines and Venetian Cloths in
every color, for aSc. a yard.
skirting Kereey Cloths for unlined
aklrts in all colors. special values for
0Sc.
Auto Cloths, Ss isches wide, all the
best shades at Zoe. q yard.
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CANDIES, 40,

Finest Cream Almonds, Pepper
mints, Gum Drops, Marsh Mallows.
Burnt Peanuts and Cream Choco-
late. Regular 15c. and zoe. kind,
special for Monday 1xc. a pound.
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lRAPERIES.

Chenille Table Covers. "a size,
fringed, each 23c.
Muslin Ruffled Curtains, 81 yards
long, per pair 7bc.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, extra
value. per pair S1.7b.
Curtain Net In fancy patterns,
per yard, 10 2-3c., 25c. grade.
Tapestry Portieres, In all colors.
with effective fringe. per paic
N.25.
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MUCH NEEDED BUT LITTLE.
PRICED BARGAINS.

1000 yards Colored Percaline and
Silesia Innings. made to sell at 1211c.,
this sale at 81Ac. a yard.
Black Plated Belts, also black and
white, same as sold for 2c., for 1Oc.
&c. each.
&c. White Floating Soap at 21Ac. a
cake; cakes to buyer.
Pompadour Rat Combs. DC. each.
SIMPSONS Pins. 400 to a paper, &c.
a paper.
Big lot OF Shoe Brushes, sold for
25c. and 35c., for 1bc.
25c. Paint Brushes DC.
100 sample Boxes Neck Chains, cheap
at 25c. and 35c. for 15c. each.
2-quart Hot Water Bags every ono
guaranteed Doc; Fountain Syringes.
guaranteed. 4Sc.
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WRAPPERS.

Full line of Flannelette and PercaIe
wrappers, In all the new color com
hlnations. all colors and sizes soc. to
81. 30.
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Zoe.
Imported Nickel Plated Spectacles
and Eyeglasses, plano lenses, 15c.
Goldoin Eyeglasses patent offset
guards. cork clips, double convex
lenses, zoe.
Straight Temple. Riding Bow Spec
tacles, convex lenses, nickel plated.
A6c.
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WONDERS STILL WORKING At C0HEMIS.
ART GOODS f fHsSkD

All GUUDS- FLOOR.
We want every woman in
Richmond to see our Art De-
partlncnt. The prettiest things,
and they all merit the closest
examination.
DC. for New Cushion Tops dozens OF
styles imitation of Autograph and tap
estry all the latest designs regular
25c. value.
5Oc. for French Satteen L4ambre-
quins. large floral designs heavy tied
fringe. 2la yards long. variety OF
styles.
81 for Handsome Bureau Scarfs,
Pillow Shams and Table Covers. beau.
tifully embroidered in every now and
attractive designs.
Teneriffe Lace Doyles, Center
Pieces, Scarfs and Lunch Cloths.
handsome designs, for 900. to 80.
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SOLID GOLD EYEGLASSES, $3.50.
Every particle of the spring Is solid
gold and are fitted with perescopia
lenses. patent offset guards, skeleton
mount1ngs. a regular IS glass for 81 30:
only one pair to each customer
Alumlnico Eyeglasses. adjustable
and patent offset. cork or shell guard,
periscopic lenses. zoe.
Broken lenses replaced asd all kinds
repairing.
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IIICe, AID HOl OUTS. lie 0IOSt MS
No such Ribbons were ever
we mean new Ribbons. These
Black Taffeta Ribbon inches wide,
13c. a yard.
4-inch Wide; All-silk Colored Taf-
feta Ribbons 12hc. a yard.
31a-inch All-Sik Satin Taffeta Rib.
bons. all colors, Zoe. yard.
Fancy Silk sLouisine Ribbons. all
colors. 81 inches wide. &C.. yard.
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.

1t always pays to buy the best Knit Underwear Munsing
has made study Of the question: and result his make is the
finest popuarprced Underwear the market for women,
misses boys and children all weights With the best
the world choose from selected Munsing Will you?
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19c--Children's Union Suits, fleeoed
and drop seat
5Oc.-Boys' Union Suits. gray and
heavy fleeced, all sizes.
21c.-Misses' Bleached Ribbed Vests
and Elastic Band Pants.
1oc.-Women's Extra Size Vests,
fleeced ribbed.
2oc.-Infants' Wrapper Vests. fine
white wool ribbed.
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Ready-Made Garments
For Women, Misses and Children.

Garments with all the workmanship of the n1ade-to-o1er
Kind at the readynade prices think expresses the idea
ray be prejudced in thinking this is the exhibition of the
kind Richmond has SEEM but do know no such
prices here Every department of the Ready
Made Garment Store second floor is FULL Come them
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

1bc.-Childrens Ribbed Union
Suits, fleeced.
12hc. = Women's Misses ana
Children's Vests. fleeced ribbed.
3Sc. = Women's Extra Heavy
Fleeced Vests. 75c. values.
Sc.-Children's 12lsc. F!eeced vests
and Pants.
Oc.-Women's Seamless Stockings.
4c.-Children' Fast Black Hose,
sizes to she.
7c.-Boys' Heavy Ribbed Sol'a
Black Seamless Hose.
4sc. Solid Black Mercerized I'm
derskirts. umbrella ruffle.
1Dc.-Women's Muslin Drawers,
hemstltched. lawn ruffles.
soc. Night Gowns, Jokes trimmed
with embroidery inssrttOns.
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ROUSEFURNI SHINGS.

beautiful lot of China, from the handsome Lin
oges Dinner Sets lowcr-priced but servccable English
ware A full line OF artistic Umbrella Stands and Jard
neres in addition to all the other pretty house furnishings
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Let Cohen Put Up Your Curtains.

is nothing you desire in Curtains and Drapemes whc
big saving make in buying here is worth considering
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Yard Wide Lyons Black Taffeta,
guaranteed pure silk, SLID quality for
zoe.
27-inch Lustrous Rustlng SSc. Black
Taffeta for soc.
2O-inch Pure Silk Lustrous sc. Black
Taffeta for SOC.
S6-inch Extra Heavy Kid Finished
Sligo Black Taffeta for $1.1a.
27-inch Imported 1ustrous Kid Finish
So Black Taffeta for 81 20.
S6-inch Pure Silk Grow Black Peau
de Sole, soft mellow finish, tho s1.c9
quality for soc.
36-inch Guaranteed Lyons Make
Iustrous $3.50 Peau de Sole for S1.19.
27-inch Pure Silk Extra Heavy, soft
finish, best sl.25 Peau de Sole for
soc.