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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
UNCLE SANS
LITTLE JOBS
Two Women Who Make a Good
Thing Searching Waste
Paper Baskets.
Big FINDS COME SOMETIMES
And Then They Are Happy and
in a Measure They Are
Notorious,

A Washington special says Down In
the basement OF the Treasury Depart
merlt building sit two women sldo by
side, who spend the entire day going
through the contents of tho Department
waste baskets. They are searching LOT
stray bonds, checks and bills that may
through some mshap have fallen INTO
tile baskets,
On the top floor of tho Same building
a high salaricd man is kept busy from y
Ia every working day OF tho year, en-
aiming samples of butter butterlne ana
oleomargarino IN all stages OF rancldily'
These examples of industry are cited
70 show that all the persons employed ~
gagged in the regulation clerical duties
that one might expect On the contrary,
Uncle Sam finds curious occupations ior
some OF his workers.
In his same Department he has what
is officially designated as an exceptor'
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ccptor, who marks with blue pencil tho
items an deditorials he wishes preserved
and then losses the paper to an assistant.
who does the clipping,
Every morning Secretary Shaw has
placed on his desk all tho EDITORIALS from
tho leading papers OF tho day that bear
In any way on the operations OF the
Treasury. together will, such news par.
agraphs as might concern him. Tho same
plan is followed by tho assistant secre-
turtles and all the bureau chiefs.
The scientist Of the Department OF Ag.a
riculture referred to Is responsible for
tho discovery that hawks and owls arc
the friends and not the enemies Of our
farmers These birds were formerly shot
en- sight because Of tho belief that they
lived on young chickens and DUCKS, and
in other ways acted tho role OF pirate.
After spending the greater part OF ten
years In examining tho contents Of the
stomachs of hawks ana owls, however,
this scientist announced that these birds
belonged In the category OF beneficial and
not harmful species. fic scrutnized tho
food IN the stomachs OF thousands OF owls
and hawks before giving them clean bills
Of health
Tho specimens camo from all sections
of the country, and were obtained ut
every season OF the year 1t was found
that, while the hawk Will occasionally
pick up Il young chicken. II depends large
~ for food on the animals which are
known to be highly Injurious to farm
crops. Tho owl lives almost entirely on
fed mice Which are great pests ~ ccr-
tain sections.
This scientist Is now busy asccrtaining
the food OF other species or birds. In his
tIz
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WORK FOR
LAWMAKERS
Much Business Is Awaiting
Them on Their Return From
Their Holidays.
MOST IMPORTANT MEASURES
The Jamestown Bill and Those
Involving Corporations Are
Still on the Calendars,

When The General Assembly convenes
after The Christmas recess, as it will
December Goth, there will still remain
enough 10 do 10 keep the members busy
up 10 the limit Of the life Of tho body. 1t
Is improbable that a quorum of both
houses will be present on Tuesday next.
In fact 1t Will be Thursday before the
: body settles down TO work,
Among the very FIRST bills to be acted
on Will be the Senate bill TO validate mar
rages under licenses issued by county
clerks; that is to say. TO validate the acts
nf those clerks. This is bill In which
many arc interested The bill has already
passed the Senate, but not the House,
The Edmondson general road law Is not
quito completed yet The two houses
disagreed on amendments thereto and a
conference was ordered. The conferees
have not yet reported. II Is not yet alto
gcther certains that the bill VIII pass.
finally.
JAMESTOWN BILL,
EGhaps the matter cf greatest public
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interest yet remaining to be acted on Is
tho bill TO extend the time the James
town Exposition Company Is raising tho
million dollars required as q condition to
extend the tlme two months. 1t has pass
cd tho House, but It's fate in the Senate
Is not so certain. On an attempt to pass
tho bill Tuesday there were fourteen votes
out of eighteen recorded, whereas sixteen
arc, required. With 4 full attendance Of
senators tho bill will probably pass, but
it is not improbable that there Will DO
further debate on the measure. Many
contend that tho passage OF the bill may
impair the contracts Of those who have
subscribed to the fund, and that they will
refuse to pay their subscriptions, but the
friends of the exposition movement deny
this, and declare that the bill will not
impair tho contracts,
More important to the State ut large
than any other bills remaining are those
in relation to corporations; certainly they
are of most interest AS shown by Sena-
tor Alcllwaine, however. II Is not nbso-
lutely imperative that these bills be enact.
ed into law. The Corporation Commits
sion. he contends, already has all the
power necessary to deal with public SER
vice corporations. -l3e that as 1t may
| lutIe Is EOlNS 10 DC cDlSl0eTuDle discus
sion aud some rather spirited discussion
over the amendments to the bill when It
is reported to tho Senate. Evidence OF
that Is abundant
a large number OF bills. those relating
! to the public school system Of the state
r the duties and powers of county boards
| Of supervisors and various others, are all
| ready to be signed by the Lieutenant Gov
ernor and they Will 90 to Governor Mon.
tague for his approval. Meanwhile tn,
1 Governor is utilizing the time the lcgisla
| tors are enjoying the holiday at home t
! read these bills.
ON EMINENT DOMAIN
| The bill In regard to eminent domain, 4
| rather formidamle one, and that regard
| ing public service corporations Is vet IL
| the Senate COMMITTEES for Courts of Jus
+ lice and further hearings are 10 be hac
| thereon. This Will provoke debate on tht
| floor. whatever The committee report
| This is the bill amended by Mr.. Duke, aht
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His Own Manuscript.

George AIDE. in the early days of his
career, before his GABLES In Slang had
brought him fame, says tho New York
Tribune, called ono morning upon sun
day editor. on u mission from n tlleatrl-
cal manager.
II have brought you this manuscript"
he began; but tho editor, looking up ut
tho tall, tlnid youth, interrupted;
Just throw the manuscript In the
waste basket. please" he said, I'm very
busy Just now, and haven't time to do
It myself"
Mr. Ado oboyed calmly, lie resumed:
~ have come from the -- Thea tire,
aud the manuscript ! have Just thrown
In tho waste basket Is your comic FARGO
Of THE Erring Son." Which tho mana
ger asks mo to return to You with thanks.
lie suggests That you sell itNto all UNDER
tnker, to be rcnd at funerals
Then Mr.. AIDE smiled gently and With
drew, 1 tt- fstt
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to which amendment the railroads are
strenuously opposed
Tho same gentleman has an important
amendment to the bin concerning public
service corporations, and one TO which the
telephone companies generally are stout
~ opposed Tho failure of both amend
mcnts Is likely, Notwithstanding the stub
born fight Mr.. Duke has made to force
the Senate to act on them before the re-
cess.
Besides these large bills there are OH the
calendar u number Of old bills that have
been there for months. In the Senate Is
tho KceZel- Barksdnle general primary
bill, which has been set us a special order
for next Tuesday That does not mean
that tho bill Is going to be pressed. how
ever. On the contrary, It Is doubtful that
the measure will ever be engrossed, :
DISAPPOINTMENT BILL.
Then there is also the House fence law
bill OH the Senate calendar, where 1t has
been for & long time. and another sleeper
is the congressional reappointment bill,
This last Will hardly be touched ut this
session.
Besides these there arc yet to be dis
posed of a number Of minor code revision
bills, many of them merely repeal bills
''iuo llcccsshlS "! tAc eNeilt otHcf peHu-
Ing legislation be enacted. Many of these
and indeed many of the more important
but not imperative bills will go over and
be left as a legacy to the new Assembly,
which Will convene January 18th, at noon.
Senator Anderson's bin to appropriate
$4,000 for the enlargement and rcnova-
ton OF the Capitol has been dismissed for
tho present term, but will DO reintroduccd
and pressed next session.
great deal of minor legislation will DO
lett over necessarily. for tho reason that
IN the limited time remaining, even with
double daily SESSIONS the time required
to read and have the necessary roll calls,
oven without debate, Will consume tho
few remaining days.
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some samples OF the orc or dirt to tho
chief geologist Of tho United States
Geological Survey. ac Is paid for giving
honest and unbiased opinions about tho
properties of ore, stones and other ma
terials.
lie receives a bunch OF samples almost
every day. Occasionally u big lind is
Unexpectedly made. y few months ago
some samples of crude tin We're picked
up by Il South Carolina farmer on what
was considered II worthless piece OF land,
The Government geologst assayed tho
specimen and found that II contained u
large percentage Of tin.
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Infants Wear. f SE69k.

Some dainty wear, includ-
ing handsome Cloaks, at little
prices.
Zoe. each for lot OF Childrcn's Silk
Caps. various kinds, that sold for SOC.
.l5c. for Infants Toe, liimonas. all
colors.
zoe. for Childrcn's s9c. I,eggins, red,
blue and white.
zoe. for Dainty Soft Sole Shoes, all
colors and black.
zoe. for Beautiful 75c. Silk Caps. full
ruchcs, ribbon rosettcs and embroid-
orcd.
G5c. for Pretty Crochet Hoods.
trimmed with white crmlne.
S:iOS for Handsome s5,eS Velvet
Cloaks, braid trimmed.
S1.OS each for lot of All Wool Cloth
Cloaks, sizes to six years, nearly all
colors; some sold for s4.25.
S5 for $50 Zibelinc Cloaks, all col
ors.
$3.50 for s2,os Long or Short White
Bedford Cord Cloaks, trimmed with
silk braid.
"a for Handsome s5.9S All Wool
Cloaks, deliberately trimmed.
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Innings.

These prices will interest
you, for they are less than cost.
Too many is one reason.
100 yards Pcrcalne Innings, In
lengths of two to six yards, sold for
Il 1-2c.. for 6 lie. u yard.
1900 yards Black Mcrccrizcd Sat-
teen Innings, zoe. quality, for II 20.
yard; lengths two to five yards.
100 yards Silcslas Innings, worth to
15c.. In two and IL half to four yard
lengths. for : 12c. Il yard.
Ten pieces Black Pcrcaline Innings,
best y 1-oc. quality. for :,-4c. n yard
Black and Colored Moire yclours
Innings for 20c.-flil yard wide.
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Boys Clothing.

In no one department. have We
shown a greater increase than
Boys Clothing and it is with
good grace that we give some
wonderful aftcr-Xnlas prices.
They are all worth a half more.
Peter Thompson "Overcoat" Of blue
imported melton. nattylooking gar
ment for tho little chap. a $3.50 Coat
for T5,25.
Boys Nobby Ovcrcoats. cut in tho
very latest effect. well tailored and
finished Tl.9S to $3.50
Boys Double" Breasted Suit, 3 to II
years, all WOOL navy blue. dark green
and gray mixed chepiots. made patent
waist bands, tapped seams and we'll
lined, Sl.Os to $3.50,
Kid Cloves.
Our zoe, Kid Gloves are sold in many
stores for 81.
Our Fl and $3.50 Kid Gloves arc
CORRESPONDENCE fine.
A full assortment Of Silk, Fabric and
Wool Gloves at very little prices.
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Silks for A|I the Season TO Come,

week ago will Be OH The COUNT
must reduce the stock.
special price, 05c. Il yard, or less than
wo can buy II for.
Lot OF Hrocadcd Lollsines, black and
whitp effects, soft lis crepe dc chine,
81 Quality, for 5Oc. II yard.
Some OF the CSC. Washable Shirt
Waist Taffctnswll be 3Oc. a yard.
MORE Waistlngs, various colored
dots. Mondays closing price, 81 inches
wide, zoe. 5s
A few pieces OF Black Seeded Ar
nurc. mourning goods, with q guar
antce--;l dollar quality. for 6Oc. q
yard.
Lot OF White mud Cream Fine s1.?0
Liberty satin will lie closed out at
OOo. n yard. 5sS
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CASE OF KELLY.
Will Be Heard in the Police
Court Wednesday.

The case Of Mike Kelly, tho junk n>rr,
charged with having stolen railroad frog
and brass IN his possession, was set for
n hearing next Wednesday, III tho Polico
Court,
A lot or tho iron las becp identified
by HE &, and o,
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Even 7t11c llalf-p1'ice Silks 81
crs at special sales prices. w
1lio 27-incl, 45c white 1fabutai OH
sulo Monday ut zoe.
guarantee, sold FOR $3.50, will DO :s1.t0.
The a7-lnch *l.1o 1'eau do Solo will
be DDc.
Two other grades nre marked from
Sl.G0 TO Ole, and from G9c. to 60c,
A lot OF Black ,r'affetas I'LL pure
silk, 10 inches wide, will be closed Mon
day for 0Dc. Il yard,
Black Imperial Taffetu, Lyons mako
was priced s1.5o will DO closed out
ut ~.
Lot OF Yard Wide All silk Black
Tnffeta, usually sold at $l.10 to s1.2o;
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C0HEN'S MERCHANDISE HAS NO Time TO TARRY.


mtn than yoveal Of
them If
can
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Umbrella Bargains.

All holiday Umbrellas that
arc left over will be closed out
at a big reduction, for in
stance:
Umbrellas that were s2.75 and s2.os
will be So. .,
Umbrellas that were $3.50 and IS
will be So and $3.50.
nd Ill ntNarS at like reduc tons.
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Broad Street M, E. Church.

Rev, Geo. Iianeford. spooncr will preach
his Christmas sermon this A. Nj. at II
O'Clock, and special sermon at night Tho
chorus choir will sing the programme ar
ranged for Ghrstmas day.
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( Point and Antique Lace Bed Sets ro-
duccd TO one.thlrd off their regular
price.
Silk Velour Portleres, double faced,
fancy OH one side. plain OH other. with
beautiful floral and Oriental borders
sc5 kind, reduced to Sd5 Il pair.
Jute Velour Portlcres, solid centers
on one side. Oriental on tho other,
$40 value, S.7 80 n pair.
Imported Rcpp Portiercs, solid color
background, in Turkish designs, with
wide plated fringe. very wdc and
handsome. sl5 value, S7.OS pair.
Turkish Couch Covers. fringcd all
around, G0-inch width, $3.50 each.
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Thrco pairs only Of Elaborately
workede Humid Made Brussels Lace
Curtains 5000 palr-four yards
long, extra wide.
Two pairs of Handsome Irish POINT
ARC Curtains. in elegant all-ovcr en-
broidered hand work. full length and
width, $3.50 pair,
Two pairs each White ana Ecru.
four Yards long, hand made. Arabian
and Renaissance, to be closed out ut
sss a pair.
Four pairs Beige Net Curtains, Will
wide attractive borders, SO a pair.
IIandsomo Bonnie Femme Irish
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NeckWear /: Boas.

But prices are about half
OF last weeks. That's why we
tell you Of them.
&c. cach-Embroidered Turnover Col
lars that are worth to Csc.
&c. eacf-Lot of Fancy Neckwear
which shows handling, that sold for
DC, to CSC.
~ each for 81 Feather Boas.
$3.50 for Feather Boas that'sold at
$40 and s1e.
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Ugh at the old prices, 50 We cut
They must be sold and we are
I.
silk Floss Comrortables, fancy COW
erlngs $780,
French satteen Down Comfortables:
covered with fancy printed French sat
teens, 81 0O.S .t#2lSt
Sanitary Cotton Com fortables, silk
ollne covered. 81 and up to 81. 80.
Some Comfortables are 45c.
Sale Of loo. Pillow Cases, 247 dozen,
4051-2xS6 and 42X36, for u 1-2c each.
80 dozen 42XS6 and 45x36 Hemstitched
and Plain Pillow Cases,s12 Lee. each.
SO dozen Beached Sheets, 72x9O and
S1x9o, for A0c. each.
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Cottons: Outings.

The basement is again
awakened to the needs for
Cottons and Outings. They
arc at Cohcn's peerless prices.
Fancy Woven Dark Outings. SO. and
6 Lac. grades "-1c.
lac. Indigo Caiicoes. neat print
ings. 4 bic.
Yard Wide French Percales, 5 3-ic.
Fancy Printed 1oc. Dark Flannel
cites, Bic.
1oc, Yard Wide Dark Percales, o
Sic.
The usual II lee. Sea Islands arc
s 3-lc.
&c. and lie Yard Wido Bleachcd
Cottons and Cambrics. 1-2c.
Gray and Fancy Printed &c. and &C.
Calicoes, 3 Use.
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THE BOOK STORE.

Has thousands Fine Book-as well nodest-prced ones
which have been handled by numberss visitors store such
as tis has no use and they will be put on sale Monday
at ridiculous prices considering their It offers splendid
opportunity to book lover who looks at the contents rather
than the binding There is shopping place in Richmond
better known than Book Store and those who missed the
chance before Xmas possibilities shall have Monday
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Furnish Your House with Carpets.

Brussel Druggcts, 3x4 yards. were
$3.50. for Gid.
Smyrna Druggets. sx4 yards, were
$3.50. for SLATE.
MATTIhGS.
Some OF tho now spring styles arc In
linen warp carpet effects, bright reds,
greens or blues, 25c. yard.
Linen Warp Mattlngs, with inserted
designs, 15c. q yard.
Fancy China; Jolntless Mattings for
IL Lee. yard.
Best 25c, Heavy China Mattings for
1Sc. n yard.
IKE yard Mating Rugs for TIC.
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Petticoats. SLSoSD

Some Of these have been
sold by hundreds this season,
but not at these prices. Read
them:
DSc.-Women's N5o Black Imported
Mcrcerized Undcrskirts. deep flounces.
with three ruffles and perfectly made.
70c.-NVomen's Sl.19 Black italian
Cloth Skirts, accordion plated
flounces.
5Dc, for Womens TIC. Handsome
Knit Skirts, light or dark shades. with
fancy borders.
use. for Women's Fine All Wool
Knit Skirts, that wcro SIPS; all the
wanted shades.
I0c. Nurses csc. White Lawn
Aprons, deep hem and wide strings.
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Art Goods. f fES9

Long winter evenings call
for Fancy Work, and these
prices answer the call.
DC. each for lot Of 25c. Llthograph
Cushion Tops. 80,
for soc. -,
rlous sizes. same that were *l.i''
45c. for Renaissance Centerpieces'
round or square, usual price 75c:
$3.50 for Handsome Lunch Clotns
and scarfs that sold for s4.25 and s4,9s.
soc. for SOC silkolinc Mante1 Dra u
perlcs, fringed. $3.50
10. for l2c. Pretty Applique Center
pieces, loxl2 inches. ample choosing.
roc. for 81 Embroidered Pillow
shams and scarfs to match
E1.DS for Handsome Ready Mace
Sofa Cushions that cost $3.50 to MAKE
.5c for Pretty Ready Mpde Pin
Cushions, lace and ribbon trimmed;
Dso.. for Pin Cushions that usually
.,,,,I e,f, a hO G t5lH. 49, d s
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Some Winter Bedding Supplies,

Which have not moved fast EN-
them down to the bargain level.
not afraid to make the prices.
ia White Wool Blankets, extra
heavy. deep fleece were $3.50, now
S3.15.
S325 Blankets, 10-4. are $3.50
$3.50 White Wool Blankets, 1914. are
S1.O5.
1874 Heavy Flecced Blankets, white.
tan and gray. 81 40.
Heavy Fleeced Camels' Hair Blan-
kets. zoe.
swansdown Blankets, double bed
size zoe.
Lambs Wool omfortables. covered
with fancy sikoline on both sides,
equal to- blankets, S2.76.
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CURTAIN OPP0RT UNITlES.

Our Curtain stock, notwithstanding sales have nearly
doubled largest iii the city giving ample choosing Srcwd
shoppers find here the greatest bargains the season III lots
That arc reduced three pairs We give few suggestions
dit Of a stock full Of good things:
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C0L0RED DRESS GOODS.

After the l1urly bl,r1y Of Ii,
Dress Goods agaili. These pr
YOU won't be able to beat them
de-inch All Wool Melton Cloth, IN
value, for 16c. ej
All Wool Snowflake and Bouretto
Dress Fabrics for I"c. yard. IN
stead of 59c. 81
English Serge. best Coo. quality, full
double width. for doe.
56-lnch Ralnproof Cravenetto, best
$3.50 value, for F1.75.
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Optical Department.

r You have perhaps hurt your eyes
looking for Xmas bargains, and now
Is tho time to have them repaired. Our
specialist will test your eyes free and
furnish glasses at about half OF usual
prices. Try him.
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CARPETS and HUGS.

Wool ingram Carpets That were &c.
for 5Oc. n yard.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets that were
SIC. for zoe. Il yard.
Wilton Velvet Carpets. were s11o,
for Soc. a. yard.
Administer Carpets, light and dark
yard
Best Smyrna Hearth Rugs. 3oxso,
were $780, for S2.75
Smyrna Hearth Rigs, wool. were
s., for SLID.
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Sale Of Knit Underwear.

Winter has just taken hold,
and will be i'll earnest from
this OHIO better time to
buy Underwear, with prices as
little as these.
6Oc.-Women's Fine Wool Ribbed
Vests and Pants-the pants are mace
full with draw string, bands and side
buttoned: vests are silk trimmed
o5c.-Nomen's Extra Weight Egyp-
tinn Yarn Pants and Vests; some are
bleached--all sizes.
0Oc-Womeli's Fine Ribbed Harvard
Mills 75c Vests or Pants.
SI-Women's $l.25 Natural Wool Me-
rino Vests and Pants.
c5c-Womcn's 81 Heavy White Me-
rino Vests.
o5c.-Boys' and Girls EGYPTIAN
Fleeced Shirts and Drawers; Union
Suits same price
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Black Goods: veIvets.

Dress Fabrics, which must Be
sold now.
Handsome CLAY Serge, made out Of
pure Australian wool: also GRANTEES
and Chevlots. that sold, to re. will
close ott-about 500 yards--for a2c. a
yard.
Black Melton. Is inches wide, the
best 81 value. Will be 05c.
Heavy Uncut Worsteds, IS inches
wide, werc &c., now zoe.
Fine Imported Zlbelnes, 1925 quality.
will be sold for SLID.
All the Fancy TIC. Velvcts and Vel
veteens. for shirt waists and suits,
are marked at soc. q yard.
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Linens Less Than Ever.

These prices will compel
buying, because we know they
can't be cqualled.
2Oc.-Cream Linen Heavy Table Da-
mask. regular &c. grade.
iOc.-Heavy Half Bleached Table
Damask. two yards wide-it is the best
60c. grade.
bOc.-sllver Bleached Pure Linen
Embossed German Table Damask; also
Two Yard Wide Full Bleached Pure
Irish Linen Damask.
17c.--for best 25c. Turkey Red Table
Damask.
GOc. a dozen-Blcached Dinner Nap
kins.
S1.e5 a dozcn-silvcr Bleachcd Pure
German Embossed Dinner Napkins.
SOC. cach--Purc Linen Dan1ask
Cloths, Xxi ii yards-alwnys TIC, TO
81.
1oc.,-Flne Linen Hemstitched Huck
Towels.
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Toilets.
H- #sr4- -t-.I-.

F.. b. -l..t
1t is rare that you buy high
grade Perftlnerics at these
prices.
Colgate's, Bradley's and other good
Perfumes. 25c. extracts. are zoe.
bottle.
45ll yiolctto Toilet water for zoo.
a bottle. A.
Fancy Boxes OF Perfume, Two to a
box, sold for G9c.. for a9c. e. bottle.
Rogers and Cadets Violet Extract,
SIZE. a bottle.
Rogers and Gallet's voletto Soap,
zoe. a. cake.
Pears Unsccnted Soap. 1oo. cake.
Sacrifice OF Waistings.
They are worth over dot
bic our prices and are the
latest styles,
1Sc. Fleece. Lined A1crccrized OK
fords. 0 lie. s5
Imported Mercerized Nvaistlngs and
Vcstings, light and dark grounds, some
white ones among tllenl-they sold up
to S8c.; choice, 5Sc. a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-27
FURS MUST BE SOLD,

We take this way showing Just how mitch your ru
money will do now--ts just time for them.
eachA Of $3.50 and $y75 Furs including double ana
+oe Scarfs and Boas wanted and popular rs
OF the ~, 80 ~
a reduction Of IS per cent.