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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
K. FISHER s. SONS
They VIII Soon Have One Of the Pref
test Stores to Be Seen.

In two weeks Messrs K Fisher & Sons,
retail clothiers. at Main and Fourteenth
Streets, will have one Of the PROTEST
and most modern arranged retail stores
on lower Main Street.
The firm last. week leased the three story
building adjoining their present three
story store on the corner and will connec:
tho two into modern up-to-date retail
store, that will do credit to that section
of tho city,
The annex Is in the hands OF carpen-
ters, painters and decorators who are
busy remodeling the first floor. Messrs.
x. and j. II. Fisher leave Tomorrow for
New York to purchase fixtures and stock.
Thirty-eight years ago Mr. X. Fisher,
the senior member Of the firm. began IN
a small space on lower Main Street and
BY strict attention to business and fair
dealings his business has grown stead
lily. and to-day the firm Is recognized as
among the leading retail clothiers In the
city.
Ten years ago he admitted his son. J
X Fisher, into the firm, who has man
aged the business since For the past
Ave years the Arm has been located on
the corner Of Fourteenth Street, where
they have outgrown their present quar-.
ters and are compelled to acquire nddi-
ton space to accommodate their bust.
ness,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
FAUQUIER Y. nj. G. A.
Rev. John Lake, pr. McllhaneY State
Sec'y Coulter and Others Speak.
to rho TImes-Dlspatch.,

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
( WATERMELON. VA. Sept. 5:mThe sec
ond day of the convention at Warrenton
Fa,.ollIer county was marked by a largo
attendance and a hearty corporation
The subject entitled The Local 0rg AMI
discussed by Rev. John Lake OF Rich.
mond. Two papers, the subjects OF which
we're 'The County Committee and D., me n,
County Secretary" and County Work
and its Legitimate Agencies, were reau
before the convention.
: -Four addresses were delivered IN the
a fternoon relative to the religious WORK
Of the association by L: A. Cutter, Sia.e
secretary: Charles T. Nesbit. Wasnlns-
ton, and Or. H. NJ. McIlhany, University
Of Virginia.
A very strong committee Of eighteen
was chosen to take charge OF work dur.
Inc the coming year. The permanent
Establishment OF the work In this county
Is now perfectly assured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
IA WAYLAID MAN"
Mr.. Alien w. Freeman VIII Give You
Information Concerning Him.

Mr.. Alien w. Freeman VIII Give You
Information Concerning Him.
The young mems meetings ct the The. = :.
M, c. A. building during the winter
have been oxeeedIngy helpful o and p1leas
Sinr about forty-ilve minutes, and are
followed by brief social season I ,,1s
by an electric fan, and on warm sun w
days cool drink Of Lemonade can 10
had.
This afternoon at the usual .h hour MI Mr..
Ing, the subject under discussion being
"a Waylald Man"
at $3.50 MIR, II. G.. DiEgs will conduct
the conversational Bible study; ne lesson
being 1.-THE Birth Of Jesus
10 either or both OF these meetings
both residents and strangers are most
Full dress is being put on In all d.
partments at the association. and al, alreaa rv
ocrn1ng in every day. The prospect for r
the night educational class en-, 1Ies
was never better and the lndiGatlonss
arc for an unusually large number Ct
men. The boys classes are always cfowu-
ed. sfri5 " s&t5s i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
TRACED BY
HIS BLOOD.
William Hayes Cuts Artery
While Committing Robbery.
THE BANKRUPT REPORT
The Retire. Declares that the state
nents Of the Bankrupt Are So Pre-
pos.erous as to Make It a Re-
proach on Law to Grant It
fs,ec,,, 10 The Times Dispa tch.)

= I'D
SoRrr,1,K. VA. September 6.-William
Hodges is in jail, charged with breaking
and entering the office Of Isaac Fass.
wholesale fish dealer OF tortsnio ,l,i.
/ r1oarca entered tho place last Meht
,hrn,,vh transom over the door, but
,net with an accident that nearly cost
rim his lifc. In getting through the tran
ron, he broke the glass and cut an artery
in his leg, from which blood fioWeo III
great quantities. This morning MIR. fass
discoyered that he had been robbed ana
traced the robber to DR.. Halladay oinl ONCE
By the blood marks on the streeu.
90 SENSATIONAL REPORT.
prohahlv tho most sensational report
,ve1. made BY referee In bankruptcy
against an applicant for discharge Is tnat
lust filed by Lawrence Groner, releree
in the case Of B. Miller. .,oo ~ =.
I. Miller endorsed upwards OF slVo,WV o.
the notes Of his nephew, Adolph Michhei-
son. who, through his uncle, secured some
17b.oO moro In cash. The twain tnen
avowed bankruptcy and asked alsona 81 =.
Referee Groner says Mlilers "Aoio
.tn. tenent, from beginning to END. ID So
nrcposteroua, so utterly without any rea-
snnahle ground upon which bellet may
he founded that consider 1t wouia ne e, y
renroach upon the law to permit th's 3
bankrupt after the tdisgracetui CAREER "
the last twelve months to throw OF Inc a1
Indebtedness incurred by reason o. a. ~ :
yances OF money made to MN or ~ ,!,s
nephew, or more probably to both oolntl !,
and stand forth once again prepared 70
v1ctinfze those who are sufficiently creou'
1ous to fall into his clutches.
At tho sale by the receiver the stole
end the stock of the bankrupt was pur-
chased by one Frank Jacobs OBJ ), a ~ pawn pawn
broker of this city, and the banKrupt
Was Immediately Installed, as manager
1T the business apparently having the
same control as prior to his failure ana
IN this position he has continued eV'e'
'''' sEABoARD CONFERENCE.
5t5 President John Shelton Williams OF ~
seaboard Air Line Company arrlveo ne,e
this morning from New York with sew
eral other gentlemen who are Interested
IN the Rock Island-seaboard deal, ana
went at once into conference Win gen
eral Manager ]. NJ. Barr. Ia,
President Williams and his guests VIII
20 South tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
NELSON AND AMHERST
NOMINATE SATURDAY

Two spirited contests for the House OF
Delegates Will be decided on Saturday
next. One is in Amherst, the other In
Nelson. {"
In both these viii be primaries, and
81 is not at all certain what viii be the
result In either
Former Judge Clarence j. Campbell
and DIR. Don Scott are in hot race IN
Amherst, and only tho counting OF the
ballots will tell the result. IT is the old
factlonal fight over again. and each side
is claiming victory with grea, persistency.
In Nelson there are live candidates. and
all Of them have considerable strength.
thought good judges Of the situation are
saying that the fight Is between Hon.
A. -. Fitzpatrick, former delegate
from the county. and DR. John G. Everett.
The other candidates for the nomination
4. Nelson are Messrs. P, Bruce Young.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
WORDEN MFG PLANT
PREPARING FOR WORK
ispecial to The TImes-Dispatch.l2


SALEM. VA. September b.--rhe Wor,
den manufacturing Company, compose :,
Of Salem business men. and ,1n eHoa ~
en- en- Company, whose splendid establish
m nj the pants factory and the WOODEN
mill were recently destroyed by ~ IRE re,
have begun work on the Sale Salem ~ Ba nix
machinery .ei Of the new pants factory. .
4 meeting of representative business
men was held last night, Mr. William
Johnston acting as chairman. severai
the employees of the company, This
prompt response to the needs Of the new
company speaks volumes for the .G ely
trying hard to secure this important In
The Town Council decided at their
monthly meeting last night to, keep the
electric lights, both arc and incandescent.
burning AL night after October list. In
stead OF up until u o'clock. as at present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

With the increased price for raw4sr1aterias
and the textile strikes Throughout the nanuac-
turing centcrs, one would naturally look for
higher prices In upholsteries.
They are coming sure enough-----but, for
t11nately for us and for you, the new things
that, have lust arrived were contracted for
on tho basis Of former prices, and the finest
assortments our third floor departments have
ever contained can be had now atlower prices
than are likely to be quoted for the same
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Wshlng
:; :; = ==== by
ella Wheeler lJilcox
Copyright, 1908,

b. 81 H ii . 1t . . F. L. b. "
Do YOU wish tho world were better?
Let me tell you what to do;
Set watch upon your ACTIONS, 49,
Keep them always straight and true
rid vour mind Of selfish motives,
Let your thoughts be clean and hign
You can mako q little Eden #
4 or the sphere you occupy
Do you wish the world were Wlserf
Well, suppose you make 9 start
BY accumula tins wisdom
In the scrap book Of your heart.
Do not waste one page on folly,
Live to learn, and learn TO u iedre
You must get 1t ere you give
Do YOU wish the world were harry
Then remember day BY DAY
Just 10 scatter seeds OF klnaness
As you pass Pas s,, plo' 8, The he w Many
Nav be afttlmes traced to one.
Az the hand that plants an acorn
Shelters armies FROM the sun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
.SUB-STATIONS
ARE A SUCCESS
CltyTreasurerPhi llips Thinks
( a Whole Lot Of the
Plan.

rho substations OF the City Treasurcr's
office have proved great successes. and (
Mr.. Henry Rueger. who. has oflclatcd
at them, thinks, with City Treasurer
demand. 5 3
ION Tuesday Mr.. Rnegcr will DO at
Grecnwald's drug store on West Broad
the East End. where on the 10th and 1ltt
he will be at Harrisons drug store. On
Saturday Monday and Tuesday. the 18th.
18th and 18th. he will be at Partins. No.
2JO5 East Broad Street la n FL
'3MA All persons In these sections OF tho city
can paw their gas and water bills at
the substa ton. and thus avoid the ne
though all bills are acceptable at the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
PURE FOOD Law.

Efforts have been made for several
years past, and Is now being agItated in
al parts Of tho State for tho establish
ment Of pure food Law. Every house,
accent accept no substitute. Tho, Fulton Yeast
Cake is purely vegetable and viii stand the
test OF any food Law IN the united, States,
~ REIN anv climate for several months. Send
yoir address on postal and receive a
sample cake free, and test Us qualities
as a bread raiser for yourself, ADDRESS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

roc. for half dozen each wen
made Knives and Borks'
800 for a half dozen each b ,t
Handle Knives and Forks--pcs'
steel blades caps both ends
S1.lO for a half dozen each Whlte
Rome Handle Knives and fprhs
hest steel blades worth fullS Sl'oo'
s125 for two-piece Carving
set--Russell steel blade
$50 for half n dozen eacn etas
Handle Knives and Professionalism
quality of steel at this price
sI.h0 for half dozen each B,ack
Bone Handle Knives and torks
excellent quality Of steel IN lhese
blades.
slim for half dozen each Dessert
knives and Forks, plated on "h'6e
metal.
Same quality in regular slza
~ so,
lOc. for Butcher knife-6-inch
blade--nothing better anywhere Tor
a dime.
ZOE. for Large Butcher Snlfe--
Gl.e blade Of fine French steel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
NOMINEES IN SCOTT
Both Democrats and Republicans Have
Full Tickets.
(Special to Tho Times pispa tch]

(special to Tho Times pispa tchJ
GATE CITY, VA. Sept. 6.-The Demo-
Gratis Of Scott county met I, cDnyem,a9n
water for sheriff j. e. Smith for treas
a attorney, =. r. Carter for House Of Dele,
gates, o. p Frazier for co e 9nssn r o.
Commissioner Of revenue, north side.
The Republicans on the 29th. In conven-
ton nominated J. B rno fG q
sae zen FOR Common wealth's attorney,
e. 3. *. Hoge for House Of Delegates. ".
= Derling and M. ]. DANIEL for COM
missioner of revenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

s1o5O-scotch Homcspun,
hlack and white, blue ana
white and gray
Light weight. unllned skirt
mat comes TO the instep.
Coat is collarless and comes
to the hips.
%15.OO-Pebble 9 me vlo !.
walking Suit; s-gored Skill :;
17-gored coat, which IS %
inches long. Black and navy
$1,000 Pleated Chevioe
walking Suit. In black ana
navy. Very fine cloth. me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Co to Washington.

Mrs Gill will conduct a special ex-
e,lrsion to Washington Monday Septel m
her 21st The tradn will leave Hancock !,
and Broad at J0:15 a. M. Monday, and VIII
leave washington on the return trip
ednesday$ at G p. NJ. Those Who uo no.
sire to see tho sights Of the CaplthI nnn a
the couples who wish to be made one
would do well to make note or the
time of this excursion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
REV, II. j.. CAMPBELL
LIKED VISIT TO US


t51Is 4EtJ.s75a < COpyrlSnt, 1ouo - 80,
Campbell Of the City Temple has Gs feiTT r.,
memories Of his tour In the United STATS,
eloquent with testimony as To- tme r, ma1-
bic thankful for many. acts Of f. klndinesS
and innumprabe proofs of friendil'he So
Mr. Campbell visited Oyster Bay wners
whom he describes ms the most versa sfl' VIC '
' 81 ~ Tho nas'L Upton, too. welcomed him
cn S hoa I'd he Erin fromywhich he watched
4 he' final trial race between Shamr2ck i
aH .i1e ehh 3 almost the most popular man
in Amerlca Cine man. Indeed, told ne
thai IL III he hid been born an AmerlendI,
Sir Sir Thtomss's popularity would have MADE made
NM H. visit prose sfsD oSt e Wa aa
1 1naNlehers Church, at brooklyn, Although
TOY. or oyer MY @ snae oSer
t lrtn minister has come back TO Hnglai,u
in excellent health ready to eGhti, !, is re-.
omnened In September,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
DIDN'T CALL DICKINSON
Governor Consulting Only Mecklen-
People About Bacon.

People About Bacon.
At tho Office OF the Governor yesterday
afternoon the report from Norfolk that
HI. Excellency had called Dickinson, tho
editor of negro paper, in Norfolk, to
consult with him about The case of Doc
Bacon was denied
1t was learned that the Governor had
had no communication with the negro
editor or any ono else on the subject
save tho Commemorative Attorney of
Mecklenburg and citizens OF that county
i; is known that throughout the entire
nattor His ExcellenGy has been guided
by Information furnished him by the Law
officers of Mecklenburg county, who have
been in close touch with tho case from
IT. inception.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Big Public Building.

(Ry Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Acting SEQ
reta.ry Of the Treasury Taylor to-day
awarded the contract for the extension o. Of
the public building at Nashviilee: re Ienn', TO
Mills & Bradt, Atlanta. for SloS'Voo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

$500 for half dozen each pes,
sert Cclnoid Handle knlVes--aha
Forks
Same quality in regular SIZE
$3.50
a5c, for a French steel Meat
Carver and Bread Cutte' "o'tn
Doc.
The blade is 8 inches long
1c, each for White Metal Iea,
, spoons-our regular zoe pe' "'N'H
grade.
&c. each for White Metal Table,
spoons Sour regnls AGO. per u'4eh
grade.
Rogers 1s47 ware has stood
the test OF years and it's value Is
well known to everybody
Half dozen each Dessert Ahyes
and Forks, $500.
Medium size, SA"h.
Teaspoons, $500 dozen.
Dessert Spoons $3.50 dozen
Tablespoons, $3.50 dozen
Rogers Nlckel-plated Teaspoons
zoe. dozen,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
11,;nr,a5 a Jaw months hence unless conditions

th;nos q few months hence unless conditions
change materially.
These columns are not intended as catalogues
e orr stocks-that would make them treson1e
reading. What you to-day OF what yo y, y see
tomorrow are representative simply OF the de-
part,nent as to prices, &c.
We believe that Our interior decorating de-
partnent IS the finest in Richmond, and i there's
ANYTHING YOU want that by some possibility we've
missed, we will get it for you with pleasure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Mr., Murphy at Murphysl

Mr.. Tim Murphy, who Will appear at a. th ing
at Murphy's, accompanied by Mrs. Muir,
phy. THE popular actor is a great friend
Of Colonel John Murphy and always stops
nj the latter hotel when In the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
For Librarian.

The now State Library Board VIII meet
to succeed Mr.. W. w. Scott, resigned.
From what can be gathered, the leaa-
1nE candidates for the place are captain
Frank P. Brent and Mr.. J. &. i1ank ltls'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

Navy and Black Meltons Tor
az osyiust tho proper weight
which means they are not bulky
ma uncomfortable. Two styles.
one with straps of self material
and finished with small buttonsr
the other has a 7-gored flare with /,
~ rows Of stitching around the
bottom
Four styles at $500 and they,re
all beautifully fitting garme aas
The first one Is BLACK sroa
cloth, trimmed with bands Oh \ pc''u
dc sole.
The second is q fine chevlot' IN. In
We make a speciality OF ski Ski
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Market Committee.

There will be a special meeting OF the
| Committee on Markets on Tuesday nignt
nj o'clock. Some important business Is
| to he transacted and the chairman desires
full attendance Of the members,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Nov at Charlotte sviIIe

Mr.. H. G. Baldwin. formerly Of the
Hotel St. John, Charleston, 8. G.. and who
m maj Of the Hotel Gleason, Charlottes-
vile.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
The New Fall Suits
Are Very Attractive.
30 to 34-inch waists.

Ten dollars is about as low IN price as yo ~
- ~ oct = good Tailor-Made Suit tor.
49, o+s Of em at this price but the difficulty
Is TO to nick out the wheat from the chatt.
We cured one OF the best OF the seasons STYLES IN
we We made with skirt comes to the instep ana
onE cut with cores. - ,,nd and the tailoring very
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

soft colorings. tassleo 1r'nse "a
round and reversible:
3s ga size, $50 each.
.5,S 81 size, sos each each. &
1914 size, $3.50 each.
f 1874 size. $3.50 each.
n silk Dnmask Covers. In exclusive
designs and refined color Ell s ss'a
Ga size. S2.os.
X III s53l Il 81 size. $500 4
Rugs and Druggets.
PEOPLE are more and more do
ing away with Carpets and g., uSln g
Rugs on, a stained OF po c'El 'l
floor.
Thev are easier cleaned-oer-
tainly !, moro sanitary-and when y
summer comes they are not one.
tenth the bother to put away that
y. carpets are.
Our showing Of Oriental Rugs
this season is the finest we've
ever fad-and some one has SAID
that the home furnished with with
Oriental Rugs is a place where
you're sure Of finding culture
and refinement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

George W. whitehead and ". W. II l.3s Pas-
rish. /. /, ~
There Will b ell day primaries N botn
counties nnd some lively voting is exc 'i
pected before the sut1 sets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Some Samples from Our
Fine Stock Of
Linens for Dress Purposes

II you want a fine Linen for
shIrt-waist or embroidery purposes
that you feel sure no chemical has
4 ever touchcd--buy our OLD Bleach
linen. a yard wlde-it's only voc.
This Linen has never fel%G any
thing hut Irish sun and dew on
bleaching green.
Linen Cambria. yard wide and
every thread linen. zoe.
Irish Linen. yard wide, fine.
smooth finish, goo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

,,oat Is satin lined and finish
ed with a belt OF self-ma-
terial. :,
rho pleats in the coat and
Lkirt correspond.
So6.OO-Black and Navy
Proa dcloth Dress Suit. Cont
and skirt pleated and the
coat, which Is AZ inches long,
IL bloused and trimmed to the
bust limo with light colored
braid.
several intermediate prices
between this suit and some
at $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Lace Bed Sets.

Lace Bed Sets.
consisting Of a Spread and two
Pillow shams. made OF douoie-
twisted net, with centers and IN
sertings in Renaissance design.
Made with straight or fcstooned
ruffle-$5. 90 per set and S7.oS per
set
Head Rests.
covered in Japanese silk. with
native tinsel embroidery. CONF ort-
able as we'll as decorative. ave. X
each.
Imported Japanese Screens.
four folds. about feet high. black |
cloth panels with tinsel embrold-
cred designs OF birds and flowers
S3.0S each.
Table Covers.
x large selection OF Table Cover.
In various useful sizes and the
newest fabrics, in artistic color'ngs
and designs. Va
Two-Tone Armure Tapestry Coy"
ers:
ga Blze. Csc. each.
"a size, 1915 each.
1914 size $3.50 each.
Flemish design Tapestry Covers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Snecial Sale Of Fine
Cutlery For One Week.
oA7 Knives Forks and Spoons Included in 'lhls Sale

Al things are not Of equal Importance at the same 1e p
~ are tines when apparently commonplace things peeoe -
tn a+ inheritance and Cutlery is Of these things.
be good and the prices
lis and the down TO h '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Good Towel Values
Tomorrow.

Qualities and sizes exceptionally
good for the prices-and It's Towel
buying time with the most OF US.
White Turkish Bath. 1898 inches,
12 1-2c.
White Turkish Bath. hemmed,
21x44 inches. zoe.
German Huck, 21x4o inches, very
absorbent, Ito.
German Damask. colored border.
fringed, large size, 26c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
A Ladies' Circle.

Re,v,dere Grove No. "a, U. a, Q. P
,y ~ organize a ladies' circle next We'd
nmesday hight. September sth' At be ~ ea
Hall, THE requisite number Of iau'es .aas
stgned the charter-roll under the good
work of Mr. Howard r., BROOKS. cnsl'v",
man Of the committee on organization,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
Table Covers.
Walking Skirts
Worth Coming to See.

slrts that ccr,e to the inscp Particularly u oeanu
this fall. 49, .a,,na r,n;dIv 5$#
The tailoring perfect and the material Is ne
buvbut You'll appreciate these statements better Wne
the krts. y !. Il 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

Hsre are few Of our real ORR
entails:
Kazak Mats, s6xs7 inches. $3.50
Daghestan Rugs. 2hx4 feet
%12.6O.
cabistan Rugs. feet BY 8 feet,
$4,000.
Bokhnras, SKI feet. $4,000.
KAYAKS. 41sx7 feet 8 inches,
$500.
ISirmans 4,axs1a feet, $3.50
Among tho other fine Rugs. not
genuine Orientnls. we have
wilton Velvet Rugs. 27xso inches
S1.bo. al.
Administer Rugs. 27xea inches,
$3.50.
Smyrna Sofa Rugs. 4x7 feet.
Tapestry Brussels Drusset,. ex,s
feet. S27.6
saxony Druggets. ss1s feet
$4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06

gray. black and castor, trimmed
With bands Of self-material.
Two different styles Of fancy
mixtures. trimmed with sell ma I
terial and buttons.
Broadcloth, Melton and Fine Che
v,ot Suits, in black, navy ana
brown. with either panel front OF
self-material or perpendicular cord
Ing OF self-ma terlal, finished IN
small buttons. Hb.OS,
Handsome Skirts OF fine cloth,
with double panelled front, I'm
ished with many rows OF sutchlns,
knife pleated bottom, SS.4s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-06
New White Goods for Fall.

Beautifully striped Madras Waist Cloth for
1adc. Some Of the stripes are in serpentne ef-
fects, others look like a line Of fine seeds-stl
others resemble coronation braid, and others in
basket weaves All very pretty, and the cloth is
exceptionally good.
Waist Cloths, in Crepe Effects 15c.
Madras Pque for 1"c is an excellent material for fall
So Dotted all over with satin-fnisted squares.
The shirt waist fabric is Imported Oxford
IA Cloth fully mercerized in the cloth with small raised
blocks, satin finished, 39c.
All cotton. Of course, but it looks much like wool
colored stripes figures in good Of
colors I8atf VII