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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-01
White Mereerized Quilts

Every appearance OF silk, and will
keep so after washing. Should be
$3.50; ours arc sold for $500.
The So. 90 ones are $3.50
Imported NIarseilles Quilts, hand
some embossed designs. instead Of
$3.50, will be $500.
Heavy Crochet White Quilts Mar
settles designs, made from tho French
yarns TO have sold for $3.50; these for
SIZE.
Extra Largo White Crochet Quilts.
that usually sell for sl.5o. will be sLoe
The 45c White Crochet Quilts will
be SOC
BLEACHED SHEETS, full double
bed size, the $50 grade, for SOC.
The Soc Bleached and Unbleached
ones for 3Sc.
Single bed Sheets arc 25c.
25c Linen Finished Pillow Cases;
some are hemsHtohed. for 15c.
15c and lsc Pillow Cases, plain and
hemstitched, for 121-2c
Some lOc and 12o ones will be So.
Others that were So and 90 will be
61-oc
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MODERN HOTEL
AT BRENT PLACE
Oyster Shucking and Lumber
Business Both Growing.
Especial TO Tn. Times .pispatca,)


II YORKTOWN, VA, Jan. s1.-The prop
erty known as the Brent" place. now
occupied by Messls. ]. w. Rogers and
Son, has been purchased by Mr.. George
T., Bryan. This property Is modern
hotel with store attached.
MIR. Bryan will fenovate and remedial
the entire building. making It both q
summer and winter resort
The oyster smoking interest OF r. u.
Roberts. OF Gloucester Point, Is growing
rapidly. They are wording about thirty
hands and shipping Two hundred gallons
daily to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and other Northern markets..
The York l4ulnber Company, FEW
sniles below here, has about compl etcd
installing the largo amount OF new ma.
chlnery and will commence to saw the
comn,; week. Their yard,is covered with
logs TO be sawed and they Will put UP
Crying kilns soon.
Mr. w, - Clark has erected a board
Ing house and is conducting a commits,
4 aarp Ter the accommodation OF ths large
number OF the hands enpl Dyed
The lpw tides occasioned blythe north.
srn and Westerly WINDS have proved
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lot Of beautiful Tray Cloths with
open drawn thread and hemstitclicd,
will be- sold for 100
BUTCHER LINEN, all pure linen.
and ono yard wide. No such price
has ever been known. Sale price 16c.
HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES
AND HEADS OF FAMILIES or
TABLE DAArAsISs, Irish and Ger
man Table Danasks. linen, various
full widths to two yards. wholesale
price, coo to 300; our price will bo SOC.
Lot OF Irish Table linens, costing
$40 to S1.35, some few cost $500. I'm
matched at such price; per yard 75o.
Full bleachcd table >Da-mask % In
ohes wide, merccrized In various new
shade; per yard Ice
II pieces Red bordered German lin.
en- Damask. Goo goods will be sold
for 29c.
And many other linen FIuck Towel
ing, 10 and 1Sc value for 12 &C.
Checked Glass Towelling, the regular
61-4c value for 1-2c
A lot OF Wash Rags Some few i'm
perfect, will sell two for Ic. 81
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quite helpful to tho oyster planter by
exposing oyster botto1na and rocks OF
great value. Al tho Old saw goes Otis
an Ill wind. indeed. that blows nobody
good"
Mrs. Welsh, of Newport News, is tho
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. McBvoy.
Mrs. r. W. Goffigan Is rapidly recover
Ing from a severe fall. In which she broko
one of the small bones Of her ankle She
Is now able to use the injured member
little.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jacob I. Wainwright ara
cut again after a severe spell OF Ia grippe
which lasted them several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Hornsby, OF Grab
Neck, were visitors here Sunday.
Rev. r. n. Crooks Is out again after a
severe spell Of sickness. which has kept
him confined several months.
Misses Angelina Tennis and Mabc1
Crockett, OF Newport News are visiting
Mss Clara L. Chandler,
Mr.. Ernest Jones and wito, OF Williams
burg. We're guests at the Yorktown no.
tel this week.
Misses Indiana and IAxzis Bryan and
thoir guest, Miss Anita Gamble. OF Morri-
son, who went UP 10 Richmond to Join
In celebrating General Lees birthday,
have returned homo.
Rev. J, w. Baker. OF Grafton, pastor OF
York Circuit, was IN Richmond this week
accompanied by his daughter. Miss Fan.
ME. who had an operation performed on
her eyes.
Miss Kate Charles, daughter Of =.
Kemp Charles. Is Very III, being threat
ened with pneumonia,
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FROM STAUNTON.
Valuable Farm Of Captain A, W.Fulcher
Brings a Good Price. i7
iSpccIal 10 ri, ,T1n,e.. Dlana ~

Especial to Tho Times .Dispatch.)
I. SIAuNTON. VA. Jan. Sl,--Mr,1 w. "A.
Iaylor, who owns q large saw mill near
Basic City, this county. was riding on a
loaded wagon Wednesday, when the ,wag-
on ran over a stump In the woods catch
Ing Mr.. Taylor's Les between the lock
Shnr md tho stump and badly decorating
his leg
The beautiful and valuable farm belong
ms to Captain A, II, Fulcher. IN this
county, containing 844 acres, was sold IN
der decree of the Circuit Court Wednes-
DAY for $l.l60, and was purchased by
Aitssrs, !, q. Bailey, 1ohn p, O. Council
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4sc Buys this best coo Gowns that
can be made. Something like q
dozen styles to select from, In plain.
neat and fancy-trimmed.
ssc for s1.s7 Gowns of fine Cambria
or muslin trimmed In tho daintlest
embrolderies.
800 For the best style Gowns. Sold
any where at rs and s5c The lot
consists about 100 garments.
$50 for tho usual best Doc Gowns.
trimmed In embroidery or lace.
esc For finest Cambria, Nansoole
and Muslin Gowns. that cost s1.eo to
$500.
73o For s1,25 Gowns Of Cambria or
Muslin--ln six styles. SO dozen.
2sc For Muslin Gowns with lace in
sertions in yoke; usual $50 value.
CORSET COVERS for l5c. Trim
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Black sandelia. new material, in
thickness between a Wolfe and Alba
tross, made OF pure worsted and war
ranted dust-proof. The price Is oOc.
Drap de crepe-LouIsine weave
new this season Sl.25 fabric; a inches
wide the price will be S5c.
The regular sl26 Black Melrose.
Made In France, tho finest ever sold
at that price. will be sl.0O.
SILK. WARP BLACK HENRIETTA
Priestly g. Co.'S. make. The always
$3.50 quality for $1.0O.
Handsome Black Nuns Yelling; the
finest ever sold for 75c. Mondays
price 50c.
Alp yards Black Cnshmere-the regu-
lar SOC quality. Every yard Is war
ranted for 1923.
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congregation pounded their pastor. Rev.
s. II. Thompson. last Tuesday night, as
they never had before. 1t came as a sur
prise and tho householders had no de-
Tense to make.
An enjoyable storm party" WAS held
at the home of Mr.. b. r.. Col eman last
Friday night. Quite number OF the
young people Of the nelghborhood were
present, and they kept ZIP fun and mer-
riment until the late hours OF the morn
Ing compelled them to dispense. @
Mr.. and Mrs. y, 8. Taylor. OF Prospect
| entertained quite a number OF children
at house party Friday night. Games
and hypnotlslng were features Of the
evening.
Mr.. i. Scott Martin is gradually get
ting better.
Judge a D. Watkins spent Sunday at
! home
Major John w. otley, who has been in
Texas, arrived In Farmyille Tuesday
looking hall and hearty.
Mr.. Feligo. Of New York. represents
Ing tho Italian Government was visi-
tor on the Farmyille tobacco market this
Mr.. j. Fl. Lipscomb loft last Saturday
for Crewe, where she will Visit relatives
and friends.
Mrs, Mann, mother Of Mrs. w. r. npps.
VINO mas peen dangerously III, Is EloWly
improving. Her daughter. Mrs, Eldrldge,
OF Richmond, who has been with her
has returned home.
DIR. G. B. Crute, son OF Judge ]. M.
Crute, is at home with the NJ d. at
tacl,ed to his name, the honor having
been won at the Medical College, Sc
vance. Tenn. gs5
Mr.. and Mrs, steiyo Mcllwaine. otthis
place. VIII go with the Virginia Press
Association on their trip to Florida on
the 9th Of next month
a delishtful dance was given at tho
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Barnsley Huok Towels. all pure In
en-: the very best Mt $40 q dozen,
arc retailing for each 26a
$50 dozen hemmed Huck Towels.
sell for each Co.
Linen Huck Towels, the largest and
henvicst ever retailed at 1926 dozen,
can be bought for Ia 1-2o.
A lot Of Turkish Towels, about "A
inches long and COST $40 dozen, for
each 121-2o.
Tho $3.50 best pure linen Dnmass
Towel, only White. the salo FOR each
too
An immense water-absorbins white
towel size. 22x4e inches, win be sold
Monday for, loo
> DINNER NAPKINs-Pure linen and
tho best ever sold for SL2t per dozen,
H.o0.
Special Sale OF Hemstitchcd Dinner
Napkins, the rame you bought year
ago at $3.50 a Dozen for $780,
Large Linen Doylles with fancy
border, the always 60 ones, for each
3D.
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Ono Lot MORE velours, including
Black, Pink and White Ground. with
Colored Stripes: all best SLID quail
ties for yani CSC
$2.26 Black Satin dc Leon and Black
Peau dc Levant, both finest Lyons
make; Special Monday for S1.25 yard.
Black Crystal Cord. Black Peau de
Cygne and Black Peau dc Sole, all
three regularly 95c grades, Special
for $50 yard.
G76 Yards Pure Silk Swiss Taffetas,
most popular colors, suitable for
waists and shirt-walst dresses. to
close, regular TOO grades for yard 89c-
$50 White India Silk, the kind that
lamlders perfectly. for yard 100
80 Pieces Yam ISi Popgee, new Silk.
for dress. waist and lining purposes,
VI u. e
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$500 Yards Nuns Yelling in light
Blue, Pink and Cream, new 100 wool
len fabrics for per yard loo.
Berlin Cords in all appearance equal
to 100 goods, light spring shades, also
dark oolorings, full double width, for
25c
New Scotch Spring fabrics, ~ In
chcs wide, 600 quality, for 42o.
seilian Waist Cloths. In dotted et-
fects. ono of this springs newest i'm
portations, at Doc.
4b-inch silk and Wool Trench Suit
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\ ~ u L u ' Z ~ 4
ashton the season to come.
ladies $500 chcvot and Broad
cloth Skirts now $3.50
$50 Skirts OF all-wool Venetian.
tucks and slot seams, S4.Ss.
0.S5 Skirts, with near-silkS drop. ara
$500.
1875 Skirts OF Broadoloth ana
Btamire.. now $500
Ladies' $1b.oo full-length Rain Goats
nre 5000.
$500 full and fltted-baok Rain
Coath, are 5000. 81
All the F7annellette Wrappers, that
sold to 1898 are Sl.0o e.
$1.5 Flounoe- trimmed Peroals wrap.
pers, are 75o.
Ladies' Black silk waists, LARGE and
table full. all sorts and sizes. This
seasons $500 and $6.25 waist, will be
1915.
This seasons stylish white silk waist.
Peau do Sole and Taffeta. $500 ones
for 1900.
Table Of colored Silk waist, every
Imaginable shade; choice Of the best
styles. None sold for less than $500;
all priced to $3.50,
Flannel waist for half their value.
All that sold to $500. various kinds,
are priced to sL6O.
Some Hands ONE ones that were
$500. are $500.
Stylish French Flannel waists, all of
tL's season; $500 ones, for each, s1.oS.
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med, low-neck. In lace or hem-stltch-
ed, lawn ruffle.
&c For tight fitting Corset Covers,
low neck, all sizes
25c For French-cut, trimmed corset
covers, lace insertions form the fronts.
SOC Buys the prettlest style soft Main
sock covers. trimmed In the daintiest
laces and ribbons.
Coo For Sloo and sl.25 Corset Cow
ers Entire fronts OF wash lace; In
sertions designed from tho $500
covers.
Toe For Lace Trimmed Underskirts
Cost regularly 800 to s1.G
s1S For Underskirts with knee.
deep lace flolince; regularly sl.75
Csc For Understands, three rows
wide. lace insertions and edge: special
$l50 value.
25c Tor Short Understands. made ex-
ira full. with deep cambria frill
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Lots Of
Basement I Iliil1gs

The inventory shows $4,000
as yet. OF course, all for less
than cost. Here are some:
800 Sewing Lamps for .loo.
12c Dessert Plates for &c.
Real China Tea Sets for $3.50
India Head China Plates for l5c.
French Bread and Butter Plates for
s3,75; for s1.s0 a dozen.
White Soup Plates for 4c each.
Egg Cups, &C..
Individual Buffers, Sc.
:. 2oc Mixing Bowls. 1oc
& 800 LARGE SALAD BOWLS; were
45c; for 19c.
Snucers TO match for. 60.
500 Berry Sets. soc.
French China Cake Plates. to be
sold at s1.0O.
Lot Of Brass Candle Sticks for 25c
Glass Celery Stands for 12c.
Fruit Bowls for 1870.
Fruit Stands for 15c.
50c Cracker Jars, Csc.
Cake Stands for Csc
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The SMALL. WARE ARTICLES
are sample.prices Of all the thou
sands on sale here.

are .Sampleipl1ces OF all the thou
sands on sale here.
1900 bottles OF Household Ammonia.
quart Size for So bottle slr
80 gross Fine Toilet Soap. 30 cakes,
at &c cake.
$50 Best &c Tooth Brushes, are 1bo
Rogers, & Gallet's Violette Baby
Powder. at 71-2o package. ia.
Rogers & Gallet's Vera Violette Ex-
trhct. BIC ounce.
Fancy Ruffle Garter Elastic, for 3d.
English Initials, Sc for 8 dozen.
Best &c Brush Skirt Binding, In black
and all colors. for &c yard.
100 gross new designs in White Bead
Ing, n special price OF &c and 10c
John ]. Clark's Spool Cotton, all
numbers, for 21-2o spool.
90 gross Simpsons Pins 100 paper.
SILK Seam Binding. for &c.
Kirby Beard Mourning Fins, for 80
box
SILK Inside Betting. 200 quality, for
l0c yard.
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Mems Furnishing.

AS you please now, lot Of SILK Four
in-Hands. were soc ard 75c. now e5c.
Acc Mems Unlnundered Shirts, MI
sizes. for 2oc
Jersey Knit Jackets. for 1898.
! Mems Collars, all sizes and styles,
that sold for 1850 for 80 each. 8.
Mems Black Half Hose for IL 1-2c.
Lot OF Worsted Gloves, for men and
boys. nil the 800 and soc ones. for c5c.
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instruction to Sell Co|ored Dress Goods
applies to the fabrics for Spring season that came
recentl y-came by chance-all underpriced.

ing, Just tho thing for early spring
wear at 75o a yard
Newest shades in all-wool Mistral
cloths, 86-inGh wide, at the yard 800.
French --..atross In all colors: the
Doc kind for Doc per yard
spring-weght Melton Cloths for
unlined skirts, 58-inches wide, all
colors, for s1.O yard
SOC All-wool Cheviot Serges. all col
ors, at the yard, Ssc.
Double width wool fleeced skirtlng:
4So value for Ito a yard.
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wears equal to tho finest 75c qualities,
for yard 82c-
86-inoh Black Tafteta Silk. finest kid
finish, guaranteed to wear; Its regu-
lar S2.0O quality for s1.oo yard
27-inch Heavy Black Rustling TAT
feta- lustrous S1.25 quality for $50
yard.
25-inch Black Guaranteed Tarfeta,
best @1.oo one on tho market: special
for $50 yard.
eo-inoh Black Tafbeta- Imperial, fin
est TOO quality for 900 yard.
Black kid finish Peau de Sole. soft
and clingy. for whole dresses Resu-
larry $50 quality for $50 yard.
a-inch Heavy Black Peau de Sole,
alike on both sides, usual sl.25 quality
for $50 yard.
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Embroideries for skirt frills, 8 to IL
inches wide In open. snowy designs.
Value, as and Ice Special Monday
u 1-2c.
The prettiest $50 wide skirt and cor
set-cover embroideries are 10c.
&c; For embroideries that cost 10 2-sc.
Usually all widths and styles.
BNfBROIDBRIES FOR sc in strip
OF to 6 yards or full pieces to cut
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FROM 10 10 Ii OulOCK,

WHOM 10 10 II O'CLOCK.
Black zibelin-the highest grade
sold oil the season for s1.25 yard.
All pure wool, our full "A inches wide,
full cloth weight, for tailor dresses.
2S0 yards to be sold. One dress to a
customer per yard 600.
Pure Australian Wool Black Basket
Cloth, the newest OF this spring sea-
sons fabric, will wear for years and
hold It's color. Full dustproof, 80 in
ches wide and is sold everywhere for
SLIPS. This 8Sc.
BRBNCi EVOILH, the Same quality
that has been selling all along for
1.l9; all pure worsted and perfectly
dust-proof, being manufactured Of An
cora yarn. 40 inches wide and the
price Will be $50
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from; wide. SNOWY or fine, neat de-
signs.
23-4c yard for Embroiderles, Edges
and ribbon heading insertions. Regu-
larly &c to &c value.
ALL-OvER EMBROIDERIEs: some
that sold up to s2.25 yard. will be 81 90.
Al-over embroiderles that cost orig
inally SLAB. s1,75 and s1.9s. Will be
sold for 75c, and others,
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The New
Cotton Fabrics
In every variety Of novel spring
effects. Prices that have, never
been known at first showing.

ZOO yards OF the best 121-2c yard
wide New Spring Percales. for SS-4c.
Finest 121-2c Zephyr GinghamA in
Nil tho new and artistic wcaves for
spring, 1908. More than hundred
designs to choose from, for loc.
$500 yards OF Double Faced 10c Out
lngs. checks striped and plaid eff
fects. per yard, b1-2c.
Embroidered Dotted Swiss. some
printed grounds OF floral and other
B effects. per yard, 121-2c. as b !
Scotch Batlste In MI tho p-to-date
prinungs for 1908. the 15c kind. for
100. ,
1-4c Dark Plaid outing F1annsls,
per yard. 3 s-4c
asc silk. Mercerized Glnghnms. in all /.
the dark silk colors and patterns. per
yard, loo.
self.Embroidered Persian Mousse
lines, In the solid tints Including black
and white. Imported to retail for
&c: these for Csc.
1Oc and 12c Wrapper and Kimona
FIannelettes arc priced marked 7l-2o
IA yard wide 40 Pillow Case Cot
ton. per yard, sS.Ac.
4oc M0rcer7zed Peac de 5atlnc. with
interviewer stripe effect All the eve. !,
ming shades: also black and white;
per yard, S3c. n
Madras Cords. white grounds. dainty
colored effects; instead OF 1eI-ec. per
yard. 3-sc, .
Yard wide 1oc and 12c Percales. light
and dark effects; 800 yards. to 10
sold for 3-4c.
ESQ Mercerized Canvas suiting: one
OF the materials to be used for spring,
1875; per yard, 121-2c.
Yard wide Cambria Finished
Bleached Cotton; the Sc grade. for
4 3-4c.
lo-i Heavy Bound Thread sheeting;
tho BIC kind. per yard lie
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Carpets and Mai.ings
With a Thlrd.Prlca Advantage.

Carpets OF this year cannot be
shown the next, that is the only
reason. Good designs and good
as ever.
Heavy Ingram Carpets for $50.
Tapestry Brussels, 5oc and Coo.
Tho 3L0o Wilton are re.
Tho Sl.5o Administer for s1.1o
Biglow Administer Is being sold for
sl.25.
sxl2 largest Ingram Druggets. for
$4,75
The $3.50 ones are s5.7b.
Heaviest All-Wool, 9x12. are $3.50
The Extra Size, l2xl5. for $500.
Some are 5000 and 1890 that wero
$3.50 and $500.
A Good China Mating, In fancy
weaves, loc. .
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Sale Of Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

IT. is almost impossible to give precise figures Of the
saving On these thousands Of garments Each lot at
certain price contains many varieties the choice Of which
is open to you Many Of the recognized last seasons
plain garments, you see them than third
cheaper The effects at least 40 per cent less
than they again be boughtfor Here short detail
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$500 LadieS Tailor-made Suits in
Norfolk Blouse, and Dton effect, now
50. o6.
$500 Neatly tailored Examine Suits,
now $3.50.
$4,000 Strictly tallor-made Suits for
5000.
$245o Suits. various styles, for t12Bo
$3.50 Broadclo,4l Suits, Silk lined
throughout, $500.
Ladies' $3.50 Monte Carlo Goats arc
312.5o
$1,000 ones nre 5000.
$1,000 ones are $3.50
$12.60 ones are $500
$3.50 ones are $3.50
Children's handeomest full-length
!, Goats, sold to Slo.9S, now $1,000.
$3.50 Coats arc $500.
.L-bO Coats are $500.
$1,000 Coats are $500.
$500 Coats ere s4.oO
$3.50 Coats arc $500.
$6.00sCoats are $3.50.
Children's 1898 Walking Goats and
Refers are $780,
$500 Walking Coats are S275.
$3.50 Walking Coats are $40.
Ladies' $500 Melton Cloth Walking
Skirts, with stitched Jokes and straps,
$3.50.
$3.50 ones are $500.
$S0S skirts are $500
$l260 ones are $3.50.
$4,000 ones are $3.50,
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home of Mrs. John B. Allen, near Tired
way, last Friday night.
Saturday night one was given at tho
hospitable homo of Mr.. Nathan Scott,
In honor of Miss Kate Redd
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The Sale Of Linens, as AL Present., Will Not
Come Again I'm Months.

The special prices for january gathered them through
movement that spread through all the various Linen
Industries through Europe. It takes months to do that
kind Of work For instance:
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lnp On Finest Black Dress Goods S Sold

No such chance for handsome Black at 40 to SO per
cent under cost value has presented itself in years
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C0HEMS SALES Thrive ON BROKEN PRICES

all
all their
Special
MONDAY CALL FOR THE head OF EVERY Family
To help unloading with profit that is will
ormalqu quantity.
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| By the
PENCIL en-
>--'>>r.-,, :. :, |
lLAD1Es,
TAILOR SUITS,
the best that were
sold for So7.5O, full
silk lined, our
price $l5.
~>~~~~~~-~.~>~.~~oo-oe
LADIES' FLEECE
LINED VESTS,
the regular 25c.
ones, will sell for |
1870.
~>~~~~~~~~->o>o>
LADIES' HAND
KERCHIEFs.
Pure linen, &c.
and loo. ones for
| DC.
| CAMBRIA |
| FLOUNCE
EMBROIDERIES
8 TO IL inches wide
tho zoe. to ESQ.
best values for
l2Kc. |
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| CORSET COVERS |
lace trimmed, low I
neck, all sizes, for
l5c.
Observation-Disclosures
SIBERIAN
SQUIRREL
| FUR SETS
that sold for |
| S47.50, will be |
closed out for s25.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
INVITE ENAM- |
ELED BEDS, /
full sizes, With |
| W oven VI ire |
springs and cotton |
| top mnttrcss, were |
| sold for $3.50, for |
| $4.50. |
90 CHENILLE
! TABLE COVERS
/ variety OF designs, |
were 46c., now zoe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LADIES WRIST
BAGS,
black only, the
same that were
sold for Doc. are
marked lie.
observation-disclosures
MALINE VEIL
ING NET,
black or white in !
nc W e 5 t patterns
that sold for 26c.
arc l5c.
-~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~
| SATIN TAF-
FETA RIBBONS,
| the l9c. best value
in white only, for
! l2Hc.
| MEMS LINEN
| COLLARS
in all sizes, worth
Sl,50 dozen, &c.
each.
~~~~~~~~~~I
s.4 BRIDAL /
ILLUSION,
the regular s5c. /
quality for Bic. |
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS [
SIPS AND $l.0O
BLANKETS, |
about 100 pairs to /
| be sold. for 75c, /
BLEACHED
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
SHEETING, |
| lK yards wide, |
always l6 2-3c. per |
| yard, l0c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LADIES' FLAN-
MEL WAISTS, |
| the best sold this
season for Sl.50, |
closing price Toe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LADIES' SILK
| JACKETS.
| Penu Dee Sole
with white velour |
vests for $3.50, /
now IS. |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BLACK RIB
BED HOSE.
MI sizes to 8, for
boys or girls,
seamless, double !
knee, black only, |
for &c. a pair. /
| CALIFORNIA
| WHITE
BLANKETS +
$3.50 on e 8,
largest sizes, will /
sell for $6.76.
LINEN ia. |
BILE DAMASK. |
| ~ III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-01
Si|ksA Good Nov AS In Season.

Why not save to 80 per cent. while we are having
these quick sales Prices like these cannot reign wheT
YOU want them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-01
A Busted Embroidery Man.

Every yard that you'll see Monday will tell 70
what has happened.