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WANTED, By A PRACTICAL CUTTER AND
tailor Z position In merchant tallorin az.
tabiishmeNt as custom cutter, or position
a. cutter and designer In PAM or 9'.ra4|
factory; Al references. Address =. II. u,
care this Office
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! 1hE 1EE.4 e.
Daily Business Directory ]

BOARDING.
MISSES MARTINS boarding house; permanent
aud trausieiit; nice rooins anu go'd tarei
1WI North Seventh Street
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DANIEL P1NcHUM. WHO WAS A FIRE.
man on the Southern Railway. Was Killed IN
collsion In October. 1913. and as none OF
that he owned both personal and real prop.
erty. advertise to ask that an lnforl:,a.
ton relative to any pro- erty fights Of he
& WILLIAMS. ll04 T.. Ma n Streu., Rich.
nlpnd, Va. MARY l. HOLuES A INK S5
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OUR NEW DEPARTMENT OF FINE YEATS.
Fish, oysters and Game should be seen 90
appreciated: finest selection and r. aso .abls
prices; they are the choices q. the r.. oesI
GROCERY co.. 720-2a w. Cary Phone 2sA
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OF VIRGINIA CALENDARS.
1904: hne views. with desc. iptons; soil BY
80 cents. Address Mrs. M. g.. WALLACE.
University Station. Charlottesville, Va
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DR. p. P. sTARKE, LIZ EAST BROAD
" ~'r - has leco..rvu anu RESUMED MIS- DENIAL
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HATS AND CLOTHS cleaned and pressedi work
called tor delivered. No. 904 East Broad
'Phune l124. s 8 tgF8iitss 81
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WANTED, FEW MORE CUSTOMERS
hard to please; these know when quality u, 10
able A. Fl. ROBINS. Wholesale ~ uxg "
e0O East Marshall Street. Phone 1888
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FOR SALE.

NO MATTER WHAT YoU WANT IN JEW.
elry. from diamonds to plated collar buttons,
solid silver and plated ware. said gold. q led
and silver watches, etc. before buying con-
suit j. sWl;lNSTEtN. the Wholesale Jeweler
At 1901 East Main Street.
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err PRICES IN TALKING MACHINE
Records and slightly ustd Uprig !. Planes
Three waoks ago you were pai!ng &C. ;s , Tor
machines We are selling them at CSC. You
can afford 10 have music at this price, THE
CABLE COMPANY. No. 2la e. Broad street.
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WANTED, REGISTERED DRUGGIST AT
once: give recon1mcn datlons; STATE tins IN
business. Nj. FERRUM. carr Un.yers..y
College OF Medicine
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
HANDSOME ROOMS. Bost Board. FashionAels
lUrnlltr: Gus West 6racn
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REGISTERED PHARMACIST OF SEVEN
years experience desires peal lion - I. ing
salesman for drug. jobber Or drug "an-taS'
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tirie good. Apply at SHE'LL uRNE'S WARE.
HOUSE.. between. 9 A.. NJ, and ?. M, Tues
da,. 2tth SINS. ~ ..l..l AL ...-
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WANTED, TO BORROW $3.50 OR 500. TO PIE
maid back at SIS, so SIS per month; good
Security, CIVIL ENGINEER. care this Of
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man: one that has hal 70 ne experience IN.
restaurant cooking. Gail, with references. be-
tween 1 and 6 o clock. sl0 q. Main Street:
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HIcHARuSoN AND oHAPRELL, 1elvidsls ~
Main streets Very cheap aud dry atorAe
ROBINS 'rhnn~ a43.
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TO KNOW If You WILL DIS
tribute advertising matter; rsli1 BILE spe lily
company; It's weekly b and fosxpensee. TRI.
4 UMPH co.. Dallas. TEX.
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WANTED, 70 REPRESENT GOOD, RELr-3
able fre insurance companies In Alex VI -
county, Va Address ALEXANDRIA COEN-
TY REAL ESTATE COMPANY, s'ver.ook.
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NAPKINS

vey to within mile or two of Gloucester
Point. Immediately across the river. This
road taps the coal-fields newly discover
ed in Virginia and West Virginia, and
covers a country rich In both minerals
and lumber as we'll as agriculture. An
electric road has also been surveyed and
mapped, and will materialize with the
advent of the Tercentenary Exposition at
Jamestown. IS
OFFICE HOLDERS UNEASY
The new Virginia Constitution which
begins to make itself felt tn ) year, has
caused no END of commotion among the
Office holders of the county. November
next is reckoning day and in anticipation
that great and awful event there are
1mbers of good citizens OF Old York
Who are anxious to serve the county IN
an official capacity. From Common
wealth's Attorney down, there is such a
display Of patriotism as would do ..onor
to the heroes Of Balaklava or Gettysburg.
County affairs are an immense checker
board, and the move of each man is
watched with keenest interest, less he
slow more arder in espousing his coun-
tvs interest than would be healthy for
the pocket of his fellow-citiZens. The
first gentle simmerings of the political
calldron are distinctly perceptible. but
the bubble is deep and stong and shows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
MRS. LUCY EAsLEY DEAD.

DANyILLE. VA. Jan. a-tspeeialr
Mrs Lucy Easley. rsl.ct OF John w.
Easley. died at her home near Ring
gold last night at o'clock She was
daughter OF the late Colonel Daniel Cole
man. who represented his county In the
legislature for many terms. and was .
prominent figure In the Revolutionary.
She Is survived by her brother. Captain
Daniel Coleman. OF this city: ona sister.
Mrs Judith Anderson. OF the county:
three daughters. Misses Mary and Annie
Easley. Of the county. and a Mrs Hank
snship. and ono son. Mr. John w. Eas1ay,
She will be buried by the side OF hSs
husband. in the family burying-Eroua4
at g o'clock sssss
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The groom attended a
lance in ScottsVilEa on Monday night last

Charlottesville. The groom attended q
dance in Scottsvilfe on Monday night last,
and was also put through examination by
his pupils. who formed the greater part
Of the gathering. thus reversing the
usual order Of things and getting even'
for some of the difficult tests he has given
them for nearly two years. He received
many congratulations, but managed to
bluff off, his too-insistent friends. and
conveyed the impression that it was a
huge joke. which had been played upon
him by two college friends in Washing
ton.
Finally when Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
"got good and ready they "fessed up
that they were married on Christmas
day. They were guests this week at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. J.. R. Daniel,
! where Mr.. Roberts has been boarding.
Mrs. Roberts has frequently visited In
Scottsvile, where she has many friends
and acquaintances. Mr.. Roberts has filed
his position in the school here with dig
nifty and ability since he first came here.
MRS. SH1FLETT'S NARROW ESCAPE.
Mrs. Bette Shifett. an aunt of Miss
Margaret Clements. of the Home Hotel,
came very near being burned to death
recently. She is an aged lady and exceed
ingly feeble. While sitting before the fire
in her room, spark flew out and ig-
nited her skirt, which was soon In
llSQC. OidZc.E But Tue timely ASSISTANCE
of Mr.. William Moon. nothing could have
saved her.
a delightful reception was given at the
home Of Mrs. Maxey. near Rayner's, on
Thursday night Dr. James Hart and
Mr. Ryland Fox attended. A large crowd
was present.
A dance will be given at Beal's Hall
on Friday night, and the young people
anticipate happy time. despite the
steady downpour Of rain.
The remains Of Mr.. Bolton. who was
killed in the locomotive works at Rich
! mond. were brought up on the End. and
will be conveyed from here to Alberene
church. where the interment will take
place this afternoon. The young man
was only IS years of age.
PERSONAL.
Miss Pheb Mable is guest OF the
Misses Pitts.
Mr. Thomas Staples returned to Rich
mond Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Stone who has been visiting her
sisters, the Misses Pitts, left on the Both
for her home.
Mr.. S. r. sGault is out again after sew
eral days illness.
Prof. w "A. Shepherd has returned to
Richmond after asweek's visit to the
family Of Mrs. D. p. Powers.
b Messrs. T. Walker Gilmer and James
Dorrier left for Eggleston Springs this
week.
Mr. Jefferson Durrett leaves Sunday for
Blacksburg.
Mr. F. Il, Farrars returned to Richmond
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Bolton, of Hatton. was in
town Friday.
Mr. d. H. Pitts has gone to Exnont on
business.
The graded school re-opens on Monday
at this place #
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bennett left on
the goth for Charleston s. c., where they
will spend the winter. Z
Pruk, .. q, Anderson OF GENERALIZATION,
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EVERY ONE SURPRISED.
Marriage of H. NJ. Roberts and Miss
AlIen-ScOttsyiIIe Affairs

SCCTTSVILLE. VA, Jan. c.-(SpeciaL)
In the list of marriage licenses issued
to Virginia couples and reported by the
Washington correspondent in the Dis
patch of last Sunday, friends at this
place were much surprised to see the
name of Mr.. H. M. Roberts, Of Hender-
son, KY, and Miss L. G. Allen, of Prince
Edward Mr.. Roberts has been principal
of the graded school here since the fall
of 1901. and Miss Allen has had school
near Ermont for the same length of
time. She is closely related to Mrs. Wes-
ley Lane. of that place, and has been an
inmate Of her household for nearly two
years.
A few days before Christmas Mr..
Roberts announced to some of his friends
that he was thirsting for the Grand
Opera and thought of taking little trip
to Washington. He did so. So did Miss
Allen, by way of Charlottesville. On
their return the bride was cross question
ed by her niece, Mrs. Lane, but mana geu
to .evade all inquiries as to the object
of her little journey and the lady decided
that she had been visiting relatives near
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Linen Lawns.
Ons Extra Special Value.

Sc inches wide, all pure linen, soft
and close, and the quality that
has always retailed readily at 4Oc.
Special, 29c.
Other qualities, A., so. 60, Is, to
sl.25.
Sheer Linen Lawns. all pure
linen, 40. so. 60. IS. to $500.
India Linons. excellent wearers,
8l-4, 10, 12lk. 20. and Sc.
French Nainsooks, fine and sheer
excellent washers. and Wearers.
80, IS, 40. SO, to s1.00.
French Organizes, full two yards
wide, extra good values, 80. 40, 3D.
G5, Is, TO $1.25.
Persian Lawns. fine. lightweight,
and silky. 12h to SOC.
Wash Chiffons. 40 to 75c.
Paris Muslins. SOC. to s1.0o.
Corded P.K.'s. light. medium, and
heavy cords, 12l1s to soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
nual january White Sale
New Wash Goods
Of the Wanted Kinds.

Realr1rish Dimities in new and
effectiye patterns and colorings.
CSC.
Striped Linens for shirt waists,
new and stylish patterns, and col
orings. Csc.
Ribbon Striped Nuslins: new and
Stylish, 40c-
Silk Striped Grenadines, new and
stylish patterns. so, 69. and 75c.
Embroidered Swisses; new and
stylishl patterns and colorings.
so, 60. Is. IS, s1.0o.
Figuted Silk and Cotton Nous
selineS: new and stylish patterns;
all street and evening shades. SOC.
Fine cD1istrals, new and stylish,
in all the wanted shadings, Csc.
Linen; Ducks, in all the wanted
shades, SOC.
Mercerized Oxfords. new and
stylish patterns, SOC, SO, and 75c.
Embroidered Linen, dotted, new
and stylish. SIC.
Reaf-Englis:h Galatea Cloths, alb
solute1Y fast colors, 15c.
Cottan Grapes, in new and stylish,
weaves every conceivable shade,
19c. ~
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OLD YORK PROSPERS.
AND HER ANCIENT CAPITAL is
FAST BECOMING REJuvENATED.
THE POPULATIONS INCREASE.
que In Part To Six Lusty Infants
WHO Arrived In 1oo2-some In
du.trial Note. of ,nterest-sa1e of
the Temple Farm-Politics.

YORKTOWN. VA. January 3.-(spe-
cfall-with the advent Of the sun on
Thursday morning. another cycle Of time
had been passed into eternity and new
ora. full of hope and roseate lined. from
the blessing of the past year, opened
anew for old Yorktown. and the mother
county of York which has seen so much
nf American history and given so much
ST value to our country. The past year,
while not marked with any event OF eS-
peciaIe note, was full Of minor incidents.
which lent considerable color 70 me IN
the old town. as we'll as blessed the lives
M its Inhabitants and gave renewed ac-
Bvfty to business life. Crops have been
good turkeys brought fair prices oysters
and the accessory branches to the oyster
business have had good season, and
mercantile and other pursuits nave felt
3 the impetus Building has been heavier
Than usual, and the people of this sec
,,on of country are living better. and
y napinc more Of this worlds goods than
4 eyer before. Among the striking Incl
dents of the -ear was the visit of the
ssoid Dominion Pilgrimage Committee,
or New York. on a pleasure tour OF the
historic points connected with the Revo-
i,,tionary War. The distinguished ladies
OF this party found rich field of inter-
est here, and were received in true Nir-
ginia hospitality, and from letters at
4 terNard received by people OF the Town,
their memories Of York are pleasant In
deed.
INCREASE IN POPULATION.
Another instance of the good luck which
has attended the old town has been the
B remarkable increase in population. This
s has not been Of the ..notsam and jet
sam" sort. but real natives of her soil.
The good old town does not number over
ssy,cnty-fipe white Inhabitants. but to this
Spartan band. has been added during the
past year. Six hearty healthy squalling
babies, four boys and two girls. 10 add
ipstre to the towns history as well as
that of their native State. This is a
I world-beating record of which the town
Is quite proud.
This place has been named as the pro-
bable terminus Of several large rail-
roads who hold charters from the State,
md there is the probability OF its be-
Ing ono of the larest ports on the
Atlantic Seaboard. The natural faciii-
nes are unbounded. The Chesapeake.
Eastern railway has completed .:s sur.
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has been visiting Capt. John Anderson

y l. {. ( 49, ~
has been visiting Capt. John Anderson
here.
Mr.. Charles Huffman. manager for Mr..
w. II. Wilmer at Plain Dealing, has re-
signed his position and will be succeeded
by Mr.. Redman.
Major d. w. Anderson Is worse.
Mr. and Mrs. James Love. after visit
to Mrs. Loves parents, Dr. and Mrs. J.
8. Pendleton. have returned to their home
In Tennessee.
Mr.. William Moon has sold out his In
terest in the livery stable here to Mr.
Frank Parkinson. who viii continue the
business alone.
Mr.. George Hogg. Of Richmond. is here
on visit
The condition OF Mrs Lucy Dillard re-
mains about the same.
Misses Laura and Virginia W1nSheId
were In 9cottsv1ue on the n1J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
A January Sale Of Table and Bed Linens.
An Unusual Opportunity Fill All Your Linen Wants al Saving

Towels.
1896 Linen Huck Towels, hem
med; the s1.75 ones now $3.50 dozen.
aox4o Hemmed All-Linen Huck
Towels; the $3.50 ones now sl.9S
dozen.
22x44 Hemmed All-Linen. Huck
Towels, extra size and quality; the
$500 ones now $40 dozen.
2Ox4o Hemstitched All-Linen Huck
Towels, a great bargain. $500 per
dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
High=Grade Furs
At Cleaning-Up Prices.

$3.50 Squirrel sets. nuff and boa,
now $500.
$3.50 Badger sets, muff and boa,
now $3.50.
$500 Gray Lynx Scarf. now $1,000.
$3.50 BlacA Marten sc:rf. now
s22.50 ME-
$1,000 Isabella Fox Scarf, now
s12.eS.
$3.50 Isabella Fox Scarf, now
Sl4.00.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

$3.50 Black Lynx Scarf, now
$500.
$500 Natural Raccoon Scarf, now
$3.50.
$3.50 Mink Mufrs, $40.
$1,000 Mink Muffs, $500.
$3.50 Mink Muffs, $3.50.
5000 Mink Muffs, $500.
$3.50 Sable Muffs. $500.
$3.50 Persian Muffs, s14.OO.
$500 Water Mink Muffs. $3.50.
s5.9S Opossum Muffs, $49S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

Well.Made Muslin Gowns, II. S..
yoke, CSC.
Muslin Gowns. with tucked
yokes, and medallions, SIS.
Muslin Gowns. round yoke Of
shirrinS and lace, s1.59.
Muslin Gowns, round neck, point
ed tucked yoke. embroidery inser-
ton, s2.00.
: High3Grade Gowns. which only
have to be seen to Je appreciated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Cambria Embroideries

The newest and most eHectlVe
patterns.
Cambria edges. / to 3 inches
wide, 5 and 61-4c.
Cambria edges / to inches
wide. 8 Is and 1Oc.
Cambria edges, 2 to inches wide
LIZ and 15c.
Cambria edges to 9 inches wide,
l6 2-3 to 2oc.
Cambria edges to Il inches wide,
Is to 30c.
Wide Cambria edges with inser-
ton in widths from to IA inches,
80, IS. 90. and SOC.
Nainsooks edges. 1 to 2 inches
Nainsooks edges 1 to inches
wide, s1-3 to 1oc.
Nainsooks edges to inches
wide. 121s to l5c.
Nainsooks edges. 2 to 6 inches
wide, 20 to Csc.
Nainsooks edges. S to 10 inches
wide. 80 to SOC.
Cambria Insertings, to " inches
wide, 5 to 6 Lac.
Cambria Insertings, to inches
wide, s1-3 to 121sc.
Cambria 1nsertings. to 2ls inches
wide, is to 25c.
Nainsook Insertings. to 1k
inches wide, 10 to 1211Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
French Batiste.
Our Own Importation.

AZ inches wide, fine, sheer, and
light weight and a most satisfac-
tory wearer. Ask to see our spe-
cial at Csc.
Other qualities at So, 30, 50, and
cnc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
New Fancy
White Stuffs.
Exclusive Idaas.

Corded Madras In new and styl-
ish patterns, 121s, Is, 10, and Csc.
Mercerized Damasks. in new and
stylish patterns, So. 80, so, SO, aud
75c.
Mercerized Oxfords and Creviots.
Is. %. 50, and 40c.
These are especially desirable for
shirt waists or shirt waist dresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Underwear
At January cleaning.up Prices.

Children's Fleece-Lined Cotton
Vests, Pants and Drawers; warm.
strong and comfortable; the Sc.
and 40c. kinds; special, 19c.
Ladies' Fleece-Lined Cotton Vests
and pants; warm and comfortable.
The SOC. kind; special, 39c.
Gentlemen's F'leece-Lined Shirts
and Drawers; warm and strong.
The soc. ones, 39c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Valenciennes Laces.
flur Own lmnarfaiiQns.

Edges and insertions, entirely
new patterns. in an immense as
sortment. oPrices, %, IS, az, so. %,
Sl.OO, S1.25 to 5000 apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Thoroughly
Good Hosiery
At January cl,arinc Up Prices
Ladies Lace
LisIe Hose
A-t.,.1l,, uor+h 90 Snec;al yoc.

Actually Worth 33c.. Special Ioc.
Ladies extra quality, fast black
lace Isle hose; double heels, soles
and toes. Sold as bargain at s3c..
special. 1sc.
Ladies extra fine guage cotton
hose, absolutely fast black, double
heels, soles and toes, The regula-
tion three for s1.OO kind: special Csc.
Ladies extra fine fast black cot
ton hose; double heels, soles and
toes; special, 15c.
Children's strong and durable
fast black, full regular made cot
ton ribbed hose; double heels, soles
and toes. A great bargain; all
sizes 6 to 10Y. ~ 1-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

$500, $4.00, s4@, $5.15, $500, and
500.
Cambria Skirts, with 6-inch en-
broidery hounces; our leader. $3.50.
Cambria Skirt. fashionably
made. with knee flounce of lace
and tucks, either straight or bias,
1898.
Handsome Skirts, lawn f1ounce,
lace trimmed, $3.50, $3.50.
High Grade Skirts, $3.50, ss.9s,
$1,000, $3.50. to $780,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Silk and Cotton
MOusselines.
One Extra Strong Special.

Silk and Cotton Mousselines, good
quality, and weight, colors. Pink.
Light Blue, White, Nile, Lilac, and
Black. The usual 29c. quality. Spe-
cial, 19c. pc. yard.
American-Made Ginghams. new
patterns, 10. 1917. Is. and Is 2-5c.
New Percales, 121ac.
Corded and Striped Madras. 12Els.
and 15c.
Scotch Madras in neat stripes
and checks, % and 30c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Cut Glass, Bric=a=Brac,
and Art Ceremics,

For Weddlng Anniversary anu BIIudI UItS.
Remember, our stock is the largest and our prices
the lowest Of any Richmond house.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear, New, Stylish, Properly
Made, and Rightly Priced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
New Embroideries and Laces
Cur Own lmportations.
The most complete and varied assortment ever
shown by any Richmond house.
One Extra P. K. Value.
Extremely Low Priced.

Figured P. ks, of extra quality,
neat and dainty patterns. The
usual &c. quality. Special. 19c-
English Nainsooks. put up in
pieces of IL yards each, Is and 19c.
ger yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Stationery,

Furnishings for the Home
At Cat Pr ces.
S.5o
Rug ormerp price,
Rug price. $4,000
Rug. $3.50
Daghastan Rug price $1,000
effective
great bargain,
...1oc yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Ribbons
At QUICKEN Prices.

50 r'eces 5-inch all-silk Satin Taft
feta ribbons, white only. Actually
worth &c.; special, 49c- yard.
Fancy Ribbons in warp points.
brocades. and moires; all evening
shades; &c. to Sl.S9 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
High-Grade Silks
4, January cIsanlng.yo PrI ces

New Japanese Wash Silks OF ex-s
ira quality and weight: carefully
selected patterns, SIC.
Wash Taffetas, very effective
patterns and colorings. The soc,
and 55c, kind, now 39c.
Moire Silks in a fine range Of
colorings, the s1.00 kind; now 1ac.
125 Fancy Dotted and Striped
Moires, all colors; now CSC.
SOC Fancy velvets, for waists.
etc. 69c.
English Lining Taffetas, every
conceivable shading. The s9c. kind;
nov, 33c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Ernbroideries.
Two Very Special Values.

200 yards Cambria edges. in the
newest and most effective patterns
and in widths from 3k to sH
inches. The kind that retail every
where at 16 2-3. 20. and 25c. Spe-
cial, 121zc. per yard.
The is and 1G 2-3c-, kind in widths
from 2 to 6 inches wide. Special,
10c per yard.
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One Specially Worthy
Faffeta Silk Value.

10 inches wide, heavyweight, fast
edges, and all pure silk Colors
gray, green. heliotrope, pink, blue,
tan. cardinal, brown. navy. rose.
and slate. The quality that retails
readily at 75c. Special, 55c. per
yard.
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Fancy Pillows.
Two Special Bargains.

26-inch Down Pillows, covering of
silk tapestry. The $500 kind; spe-
cial, S1.es.
26-inch Down Pillows, covered
with sayin prints. The $3.50 ones;
now $1.49.
Stationery.
Writings Fine Papers. In white,
cream and azure. All the new and
fashionable shapes. The 35c. kind.
special, &c. quire.
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Colored Dress Goods
ii January cIeanIng.up Prices.
Novelty Suit Patterns

H4.OO and s15.no Suits, now $40.
$3.50 Suits, now s14.oo.
$3.50 Suits, now s14.oo.
5000 Suits. now $3.50.
SITS Mixed Blue and Cheviots,
now s1.oo.
Black and White Checked Suit
ing, the CSC. ones; now SOC.
Tucked AIeltons, for walking
skirts, the $3.50 ones: now SLIGO.
s1.75 Knickerbocker suitinss, now
s1.OO yard.
$3.50 and s1.75 Scotch Plaids, now
s1.oo.
CSC. Shepherds Check, now SOC.
All colors Waterproof Cravan-
cites, $500 yard.
Atwood Albatross. In all the
new and staple shades. Tho SOC.
kind. Special. 39c
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/ White Goods,
The Wanted Kinds,
Modestly Priced.
Sea Island Batiste. fine, sheer.
and lightweight, ID. is. and zoe. per
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
Two Sales Of Unusual Importance With
Unlimited Money=Saving Opportunlt
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