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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

so-calcd advertiser" business" presi-
dent, whose main work is to solicit gifts
and drum up students without raising
the standard of the University. The kind
Of man needed as president is a scholar
of broad learning, sound practical SENSE,
and of unqutstioned honor sincerity and
dinghy Of character If he Is in any
way adapted to his position, ana in SYM
pathy With the aspirations 1T the Vir-
ginin pcop'n, he viii not lack for adequate
support from the best and most influen-
tal elements OF the population. Many
other universities and colleges have made
the mistake of choosing president who
was so absorbed with the commercial
side of life that although he raised money
and put up buildings, and gained the
whole world materially and Financially,
yet be was so blind TO the intellectual.
moral and spiritual side of his duties,
that the University lost its own soul in
tho process of growth, and tho cause Of
education was injured rather than bene-
flied. Such presidents are. usually said
TO command very high salaries, on nc
count of their business qualities. AS
the president of the University should be
q scholar and gentleman, rather than a
pontcian or fiscal agent. II salary OF
soUVo with house and expenses of travel,
IS sufficient for securing the best talent
mat the country affords. Stability of
tenure OF office, and conservative methods
N dealing with tho faculty and all edu-
cAt0nal questions should be assured
Under the right example and Influence
OF the president tho faculty will soon
meet all requirements Changes and i'm
proTemcnts IN the faculty should be made
gradually and In such a way MS not to
disturb tho atmosphere of scholarly se-
renity and confidence which is NECESSARY
for the Intellectual and moral growth Of
inc University The president must,
above All, uphold those who labor faith
lnllg Tor the public good, and repress
,!lsehievous machinalions With which all
| faculties are more or less arfIicted ~,
the president is strong IN morn, co,i,., no
| ana looks after these simple duties. thc
| sh1elIectual progress OF his faculty is as.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
lzTVE TOPICS DISCUSSED b. TIMES DISPATCH READERS

thought best to increase the present tax
for school purposes, and 1t might DO a
very wise measure to Increase the
amount given to higher education ut the
expense Of the lower education.
] I we estimate the annual revenue ri
the University from the State at 500, 900,
then 1t appears that only ono-fortieth or
the school revenues OF the States goes
to higher education. Why not make
this traction onc-twentcth, 50 that tho
University would have AN income d $780,
900 per Year? The deduction of this sun
from the free school fund would hardly
be felt, while its effect in stimulating
higher education and in charging tho
professional opportunities OF the people
would be very great
= system Of scholarships should DC
established of such II nature that each
member Of the House OF Delegates and
each Senator should have the selection
from his county or district % promis-
ing boy to send to the University every
year, If the scholarships We're fixed ut
500 per year, and the tuition made free
to the holders of these scholarships TINS
alone would secure to tho academic de,
pnrtment of the University about 400
students With the Improvement OF the
academic department the building-up of
the professional schools would rapidly
follow. And the money for the scholar
ships would be distributed directly to the
people who pay tho taxes, The increast
ed interest in the University due TO tile
fact that each member ana each Senator
has n boy from his district In the school
would bring the University into more
favor with the people. and It's growth in
future would be assured The establish
| ment Of a free scholarship fund amount
Ing TO about $4,000 per year, 70 be ap-
plIed rs above outlined, is therefore one
Of the most urgent needs Of Virginia to-
| day; and a member or Senator who con-
| tributes to its establishment MIL in truth
| be a public benefactor
Ihc selection Of a president of tho us,I-
yersity win materially contribute to lis
growth II n wise choice IL ,mnde But
llet no one Imagine that Virginia needs q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

In the Council some time ago upon
the now wearing of hats or bonnets by
our ladies, old and young and the de-
sire to pass law to prevent covered
heads In places OF amusement; whilst
our City Fathers have never deemed II
worthy Of notice. the far more annoying
and offensive act constantly ,practiced
by men and boys of forcing persons to
arise from their seats, often n row mt
IA time, and once or twice in an evening
In order that these thirsty parties may
pass out for spiritual refreshments sup.
plies of water often handed around not
suiting their fnstdlous tastes Now,
gentlemen Of tho Council, we ladies ara
willing to oblge YOU ns to the doffing OF
our headgear and when forgetfuness
makes us liable to a fine we think the
husbands and father WILL pay without 4
murlnur the sum assessed, unless by ill
luck they should belong to the band of
law makers; and no man likes to swal-
low his own medicine; nor do tho women
of our city often hold the purse strings
This We do ask. and most earnestly
ask your consideration md passage or
the following, viz, from this date, NO
man or boy, unless In fainting condi-
ton or not within reach of Doctors
help, shall be allowed during n perform
ance at any place OF amusement TO pass
by others SO ms to leave building thereby
! causing annoyance: lie must either SO
tank up before his entrance into his
seat, as to be able to bear up until tho
audience Is dismissed and suffer agony
for the need of cloves, calimus root &c,
a fine Of not less than $40, nor moro
than SlO0 shall be imposed upon tn.
person who breaks this law. and one ot
ten dollars for each offense permitted
by tho owner Of place OF amusement
wherein lndulged In. Pass this law gell-
tlemen OF tho Council, and more hene-
fit will be done to Richmond than even
to tho feelings Of our long-suffering sex
from nm Indulgence in constant practica
nuisance to those who go for rest and
recreation and not to encourage bars
rooms
"A LAZY.
Richmond. Va Feb. ~ 1904
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"A COLUMN
OF ECONOMY

$3.50 Ladies' Gloria Silk Umbrellas
with Silver trimmed handles for e8c.
Sl2.5o Persian Lamb Scarfs, with
extra tails, for $500.
$r2.oo and $500 Peau dc Sole
Evening hsirt-Waists for $500.
Black and Colorcd Kid Gloves that
sold UP to $3.50, for a5c.
Curative Toilet Soap for sc. cake.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, nice
quality and attractive designs, for
35c.
sd Chenille Table Covers, fringed,
usually soc, for 1ec.
Ladies' Mercerized Satteen Skirts,
S frill rufflcs, for 7ec.
Mems Pure Linen Collars, all sizes
and shapes, for 55c. a dozen.
American Lady Short-Hip Corset,
for slender figures, Coutille, with lace
trimmings, S1.oo.
a5c. Satin Pin Cushions, all colors,
for 1oc.
Coal Oil Johnny Soap for &C.
cake.
Mems 28-inch Twilled Gloria UNI
brellas, Prince of Wales Handles, for
soc.
Woven Madras, nearly yard wide, all
colors, for 77.c.
Colored Taffeta ShirtWaists, made
with cluster tucks and rows Of hem
stitching, $3.50 Waists, for SITS.
$12.5o White California Blankets
for $3.50.
Ladies' Black Lisle Hose, the usual
25c. ones, for lac. pair.
Boys 25c Fleece-Lined Vests and
Pants for l5c.
25c. Tooth Brushes, with your mi:
tials on same, for 15c.
Clark's O. N. T. Darning Cotton,
black and colors, dozen spools for
2oc.
Red Cross Medicatcd Toilet Soap
for sc. a cake.
2sc. and 3oc. Ladies' Heavy Fleeced-
Lined, Bleached and Unbleached
Vest, for loc.
Ladies' Fast Black full regular Hose,
with silk embroidered fronts, for &C.
pair.
Children's Nazareth Waists for 1oc.
Lady Cloth, finest grade, IL yards to
the box, for $3.50 a box.
SIMPSONS Pins, 200 to a paper, for
&c.
1oc. 4o-inch India Linen for 7s.c. a
yard.
Misses and Boys Fast Black Seam
less Hose, Ioc. and 12c. kind, for &C.
Boys Atwood Suits, to 10 years,
handsomely made, for S2.5o.
Swiss Muslin Curtains, with deep
ruffles, for, per pair, 35c.
1oc. and raHac. English Long Cloth
for TIC. yard.
Large Bottle Household Ammonia
for sc.
Ladies Black and Colored Kid
Gloves that sold UP to $2.oo pair,
for soc.
Fancy Bingham Waists, the new
spring styles, large pearl buttons,
for soc.
G. B. and American Lady Girdles,
Ladies' and Misses, for S1.oo.
$a.25 Taffeta Silk Umbrella for
$3.50.
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University Of Virginia and its Needs.

University or virginia a'o W $1,000
Editor of The dispatch;
Sir,-'The plans nov being Nfsfo npo.s
mo legislature for the Improvement OF
the University OF NlFglhil suss -,',, ,o
concentrations which might properly DC
f,ornc IN mind by those who are ehayssA
xyi,h the responsibility OF this impofloht
,eyis,ation. The question Of the elec-
4ion OF a president of the University ~
o,Iy ono. of The important measures wilacn
snou,d claim the attention OF thoushuui
r;tiznns. 10 make Il really great lhl-
\ ersty, such as Virginia neeas VIZ r.
o,lre the strengthening OF pubic pon-
cit.s affecting the School system "
rinia as :. whole as well rs the placing
OF great scholar az ne t'eAa " os't
venerable University
1t may be stated that the lrec sehool
revenues OF the State now amount 70
about s., 10000 per year, TINS u dNiuea
between the white and colored pppula-
lions Of ihes State in such way mat
those who own the property of the state
and pay tne taxes receive relatively iess
lhnn their share OF the school revenues,
The class OF the population winch suffers
most by the system now in use IS me
Holders OF rnodernte-szcd farms, with
large families. ,rtcae farmer boys, rails
Cd ~ with good surroundings hut denied
the privilege of higher education at uni.
gersitIeS, colleges and manual training
4 sehools are condemned to become farm
laborers In competition with colored la
Dor, and are thus rendered of very little
ttHe to the State, whereas proper system
OF education might vary greatly Increase
tliGlr fertility Of resources and material
~ enhance the prosperity OF the Com
llUnwealtl, The more strong. well-edu-
stated and resourfeful citizens are ais.
E1rituted among the white population, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE
With the Makers Cost Entirely Ignored All Sample Lots,
GET The First Pick
Get The First Pick.

60 dozen Ladies' Cnmbric. and Mus
lin Night Gowns, trimmed with CHI
broidery and hcmstitchng, others
lace trimmed, several styles to select
from, not any worth less than 75c.,
choice SOC.
Our Best SOC. Muslin Gowns, trim.
med with embroidery and hcnstitch.
ed t,lcks, nre Csc. Monday.
Good Fitting Corset Covers, all sizes,
for &c. each.
Ladies' Umbrella Drawers, trimmed
with, wide torchon lace inserting and
edge, for 20c. pair.
Sl.25 Fine Cambria Night Gowns,
Empire and high nccks, trimmed iii
dainty cmbroidcrSe choice ssc.
Tucked Muslin Drawers, made Of
good material, yoke and drawstring
wnistband, for l2kc. n pair.
Ladies Drawers, rufrlcd and lace
trimmed. for loc. a pair.
Cambria Pctticoats, knee-dccp
flonncc of cluster tucks, lace insert.
ing and edge, for roc.
Ladies Short White Skirts, knee
lengths, ruffled, for Csc. each.
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% dozen Embroidery md Lace Trim
med Muslin Drawers, for 25c n mir
Fine Embroidery Trimmed Nainsook
and Cambria Gowns, full sizes. our
best $3.50 garments, arc csc. each.
French Corset Covers, full front Of
lace inserting, trimmed neck and
4 arms, for 25c.
Elaborate Lace Trimmed Skirts
deep rutfle Of rows Of wide insert
ing md edge, for 0sc
F'lll-FIont Corset Covers, lace trim.
med neck and arms, for l9c.
Lace and Ribbon Trimmed Corset
Covers. drawstring waistband, rcp,,-
lar 75c. value, for SOC.
Black Mercerized Skirts. entire
flo''nce Of small rurlcs, well made
our regular sl,OO Skirt, for roc.
Others at osc, that were $3.50, with
Pinch ACCORDION plated rufTle,
Our Sl.25 ACCORDION Plated Ruff
fled Skirts are Ssc.
70 and Ssc. Ladies' Knit Skirts. IN
gray, with fancy colored borders. nre
here for Soc. s. d
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Bonnets at tho Theatre.
Edltof of the rlmes.pisp,n,ttch;

Edltof Of the Tlmes-Dispntch:
sir,--Being for many years a citizen.
and resident OF beautiful Rlchmond. and
feeling tho deepest interest in everything
Which cont'uces to It's welfare md pro-
gress, knowing that to the prosperity Of
a!city its good morals and manners arc
ofithe greatest Importance. carefully
read and note the proceedings Of our law,
and ordinance makers whenever they as-
semble to make laws for the general good,
] coz fess to Indulge ina hearty laugh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

Satin-Face sFonlards, from the best
American makers, 100 pieces enables
US to sell Sl.00 quality for 60c. yard.
Broche Liberty Silks, many light
shades for evening wear, Sl.50 quail
ties, for o5c. n yard.
MORE Nelours, all colors, White and
black, just the right kind for wear,
Sl.00 quality, for Csc, n yard.
Checked Louisincs, black and white,
blue and white, full y inches wide,
sec. quality. for SOC. n yard.
Black Tai1eta Silk, 90 inches, 6oc.
quality, special for 45c. yard
2l.inch "Evcrwcar," Soc. quality,
for 69c. a yard.
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RIBBONS
THAT MUST APPEAL TO YOU,

5-inch All-Silk Satin Taffeta Rib
bons, best 32c. quality, is 1oc. yard.
Sk.inch Satin Taircta Ribbon, all
shades, l2hc. yard.
Satin Ribbon. inch wide, is 4c. yard.
Lot Of Satin Tatfcta Ribbons, usual
25c. quality, No. so, l5c. yard
Ribbons for Fancy Work or Hair
Ribbon, " inches wide, for &c. yard.
Black Taffeta Ribbons, 3hs inches
wide and worth 2lc. yard, l5c. yard.
4-inch Satin Tafrcta Ribbons, worth
&c, for lie.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
A Plea for Peace.
l;tor of Tho TImes- Dispatch,

Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch.
siT,--rhe letter OF DIR, i, William
Jones, dated January %. 1908 that ap-
peared In your issue OF February I, 1O03,
embodies sentiments to which it would
have appeared more natural to have
given utterance Immediately after tlle
war of lS8l-'6l when the passions, engen
aered by that unhappy strife, We're SIN
raging in the breasts OF men,
u ! mistake not, you We're OF those
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

3G-inch Imperial highest class lus-
trous finish, sl.5o quality, for sl.oo
yard.
Kid-Finished Black Taffcta Immor-
tclle, Wear guaranteed, embroidery on
every yard, 1926 value, for $l.35
yard.
Black WATERPROOF japanese Silks,
marked very low for to-day's sale,
81 inches wide, smooth, close weave,
rich brilliant black, the standard zoe
quality, for 46c. yard.
Standard Soc. quality, G9c. yard.
SIC. Black Pcau de Sole, good lus
ter, weight and smooth finish, spc.
cial for SOC. IL yard.
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u LINEN STOCK THAT WILL SPREAD ITSELF
Over Rows Of Counters With Saving In Every Article Shown.
49,. These Viii Not Last Long.

Several hundred dozen Fringed Tow
els, the usual sl-3c. kind, this lot
to be sold each SC.
NIerccrized Table Damask, fully
blcached, IS inches wide, for l9c. yard.
s4-size best sl.l5 All.Linen Dinner
Napkins, per dozen, 75c.
A lot Of Linen Fringcd Napkins, red
and blue borders, each Sc.
500 yards OF Table Damask, bleached
and unbcached, i'll large floral designs,
worth up to Soc, our price Ssc.
Irish Damask Pattern Cloths, 2la
yards long, in the handsomest designs,
regularly $500, Mondays price $l,20.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
a CARPET SALE.

We are selling out our stock
Of Carpets in order to make
room for some 5000 rolls OF
Mating that is beginning to
arrive. A saving Of nearly SO.
per cent. to you.
Rugs, Druggets, Linoleums,
Oil Cloths too, are specially
priced.
Take Elevator, Third floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
LINING SELLING
THAT WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS.

Nearly $4,000 yards at a third
and half the regular price. A
suit maker'syleft overs.
l2hc. Black pcrcalines for &c.
Ace. Black and Colored Moire vclours
for 25c.
25c. Black Figured Selcsias for l2hc.
Makers Cambrics, in any col
or, for 2s4c. a yard.
Pure Linen Lining Canvass for 6hc.
u yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

French Examines, in corded and
lace effects, one Of this seasons latest
importations, ~ yards wide, iii all
the spring shades, for Csc. q yard.
All-Wool Wolfe, every shade,
regular SOC. value, for 35c. the yard.
45-incll French Tissues, beautiful
new colorings and one of the newest
fabrics for spring, for the yard, $3.50.
All-Wool Mixed Suiting, looks just
like the Sl.0o kind, at the yard, Acc.
Alistral Examines and Fish-Nct cf-
fects, in every color, per yard, SOC.
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All-Wool SOC. Chcviot, special for
3sc.
Doublc.Width Crcamoras, n new
fabric for waists and evening gowns,
l0c- the yard.
English Checks, which are so much
in demand for carly spring wear, at
As and 65c. n yard.
Berlin Cords, in dark and evening
shades, 80 inches wide, for 25c. yard.
Wool Nuns Yelling, in cream, blue
and rose pink, at the yard, lOc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

3Ginch All-Wool Sewing Silk Wolfe,
perfect black, just what every lady
wants for a lightweight frock; our
G9c. grade will sell Monday for 3oc.
42-inch All New Style Paradina a
perfect beauty for a fancy dress,
never sold for less than $l.5O, ON
price for Monday, LOO.
All-Wool Jct-B Black Nuns Yelling,
soft and silky i'll appearance, the Ssc.
grade, for SOC.
Albatloss, that is perfect, in black,
and cannot be surpassed in lustre and
Weave marked to sell Monday from
rs TO 30c
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Panno Satin Stripe, Perfectly
Woven Wolfe, IA inches wide, the
$l.3o grade, for o5c.
FROM 10 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
We will sell an All-Wool Corded
Madras, which never sold for less than
$l.2o, for 75c.
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
We will sell a beautiful Satin Bro
caded Grenadine for l5c. a yard,
marked from soc.
FROM II TO 1890 O'CLOCK
We will sell a lot of 75c. Hcnricttas
for 39c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

All-Wool Jet. Black Basket Etaminc
Bunting, never sold for less than
Sl50, win be sold MONDAY FOR
sl.oo A YARD.
3S.inch All-Wool Jct-Black "Sandc-
lia,',la beautiful fabric for skirts or
suits, THE 75c. GRADE FOR soc. A
\ YARD.
Grow Black French Serge, Atwood,
ncfer sold for less than Goc., will sell
Monday for 45c.
Gr4nitc Etamine, good black,
hard finish material. marked TO sell
irout 50 10 45c,
42finch Chcviot Serge, all-wool, a
TAFT black. the usual price is 7oc., will
S&ll Monday ASc. a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

The special priced $500 Fringed
Damask Towels, in white, blue and
red borders, are l9c. each.
Mercerized Dnmask Top Covers, SO
inches long, special soc. ones, to be
sold each zoe.
The Pure Linen Heavy Embossed
Table Damask, best slO0 quality, in
this special sale, per yard 75c.
The Large.Size Bleached Bath Tow.
els, 46 inches long, for lOc.
Red and Blue Check Glass Toweling,
the s l.3c. kind, per yard 3%c.
500 dozen Honey. Comb Towels, the
5c.fllind, on sale Monday Sc. each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

Sl.25 Black Pcau de Sole, alike on
both sides, special Monday, Csc. a
yard.
27-inch White Wash India Silk, SOC.
one, for 39c. a yard
Black Armurc. pure silk, dull mourn
ing finish, sl.oo one, for SOC. a yard.
White India Silk. the kind that
launders perfectly, SOC. one, for 2lc.
a yard.
Black Hand-Woven japanese Silk,
SOC. quality, for zoe. a yard.
White llid-Finish Taf1'eta, ssc. quail.
ity, for Coo. yard.
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: ::::: ((,,0HEAI'S MONDAY SALE PRICES
===---. WILL SURPRISE THE KEENEST BUYERS!
It's Neither Wit Nor Luck That
Clears Out Our Ready-Made
Garments Every Season,

sa j
Its sheer sacrifice. Prices are
made that will cart the stuff
away to-day.
5000 Broad. Cloth Suits for $3.50.
5000 Ladies' Suits are $500.
$500 and $1,000 Ladies Suits for
$1,000.
$3.50 Ladies' Suits for $3.50.
$1,000 Black Silk Cents are now
$500.
$1,000 Cloth Coats are now $1,000.
$1,000 and $1,000 Skirts arc now
$50.
$50 Black Cloth Skirts arc now
$3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

45,inch English Twecds, new and
stylish, for tailored dresses, in all
colors, at the yard, 75c.
Venetian Cloth, in fancy stripe
woven effects, 35c. fabric, for 10 2.3c.
n yard.
Fish-Nct, in the new colors, a very
stylish fabric, will be Soc. yard,
to l0-yard lengths, for l9c
Noiles, in all the new spring shades,
Soc. fabric, 2 to l0-yard lengths, for
l9c.
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WASH FABRICS.

Lace STRIPED Po,npadour Gauzc,
brilliantine figured designs, the &c,
grade, for l0c.
Dark Ground Double. Faced Outings,
bright plaid effects, per yard, sMc.
45c. Mcrccrized Wasting and Suit.
ing, novel weavcs md colors, per
yard, 35c.
l2Hc. Blcaclcd Pillow.Cnse Cotton,
IA yards wide, per yard, sac.
Heavy 1'willed Fleeccd Canton, the
and Zoe. kind, for 41ac.
Best 7c. Vaudeville Unbleachsd
Cotton for 4Mc.
Sc. Yard-Widc Fine Round. Thread
Blcached Cambria, 424c.
Fancy Woven Light Outings. best
Sc. kind, for 4Mc.
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EMBROIDERY And LACE SELLING.

1000 yards of Embroidered Edges
and Insertions, worth up to Sc, &c.
1000 yards NainsookS Embroidery,
neat, dainty effects, beautiful pat
terms, Sc. yard.
lot Embroidery, Edge and Inscr-
ton. worth up to l2lsc. yard, for Sc.
Allovcr Embroidcries and Tucking,
the $l.5O kind, for 75c. the yard.
500 yards of Nainsook and Swiss,
any number of patterns to select
from, l2Hac. yard.
ioHs,inch Embroidery, in all new
est designs, the 25c. ones will 90 for
l6 2-3c. a yard
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

begin aggregation splendid
plenty Of pncesavings make them interesting
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CHOOSE VI, ,2o M. 10000 YARDS or Silks TOMORROW.

Al popular silks Ct the No matter what They
you'll SELL what
them when point enough figures
lant-qaable all theneu stades-a STU fabric at &C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

. . & . . z
Fancy Colorcd and Plain Embroid.
cry, for ladies' turnover collars, they
range from 0 to Csc.
1000 yards Of Cotton Torchon and
Insertion. these are simply wonderful,
choice of any, &c. yard.
Real Linen Torchon, beautiful pat
terms and great bargain, at SC. q
yard.
All-Silk Black Lace Gallons, 2 to
inches wide, the kind You have paid
1920. for, now lOc. a yard.
45.inch Tosca Net, never sold for
less than 75c., you can get it Monday
for 5ec. a yard. s'iyi
Real Linen Torchon, they are simply
wonderful, at l0c. a yard.
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facturcr's lengths. makes the price
5Ac.
AIcrcerizcd Ginghams, dainty and
delicate creations of the wash silk
effects, tic usual 35c. material, for
l0c.
l0c. Imported shirtings and Suit.
ings, delicate color combinations, per
yard, lie.
Zephyr Ginghams, corded striped
designs, MI the novel wcaves and col.
orings per yard, l0c.
10 2-Sc. Bleachcd Shooting, ~
yards wide, per yard, lie.
Embroidered Dot Mousseline, white
and colored groundwork, tasteful
floral printings, worth l6 2-3c., per
yard, l2Hc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15

Mcrccrized English Oxford Cloth, i'll
the newest this seasons effect, 2 to
lO.yari lengths, lG 2.3c. fabric, for
sAc.
Shifting and Suiting Madras. taste.
fill colorings md new wcavcs, near
yard wide, ms ,ead of l0c. per yard,
&c
Yard.Widc Best l2Mc. Sen Island
Percalcs, all new work, per yard, sac.
Imported Swiss, sheer summer
fabric. embroidered dots, of every
color, instead of 37.Nc.. per yard, 25c.
French Dimity Cords, profuscly
decorated with faultlcss color COM
binations, made to retail for lSc. per
yard, l2hsc.
Yard-Widc French lcrcnles, manu-.