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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
Dull Week in Danville.

5H (Spacu! to The Times DisDatch.)
g DANVILLE, VA, April ls.,-'rhe past
week has been rather duler than ordi-
nary on the local tobacco breaks, and tho
sales here finished by noon each day.
Monday was holiday; consequently
there We're no sales, and on Tuesday shey
opened up tolerably even. considerable
quantity of wagon tobacco having arrived
but on Wednesday the receipts We're
small which continued throughout the
week, There has been no change worthy
o: note. both IN the character OF the Of,
ferings on the prices paid. There has
been but little activity IN any lines. and
the nondescript offerings, While taken at
fair prices have not been active. The
bulk OF The crop in this section has been
marketed. and It Is not expected that
there will be any activity on the markets
during this balance Of the present season.
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SURVEY FOR
NEW RAILROAD
The Copper Lands Of Halifax
Bring Riches to Their
OWnerS-Ne Rector.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,'

SOUTH BOTTOM. April S,-suryeyors
are looking over the proposed route OF
tho James River Valley and Farnpille
Railroad which 1t is said will be built
through Halifax and Pittsylvania to Dan
vile. The route Is by Clarkton Depot. on
the Norfolk and Western, and thence
direct line through the upper portion Of
tho county to Dapville All land owners
have signned their willingness to give
the right to tho company,
Until fow weeks ago the copper re-
gion OF Halifax had been barren of in
terest, now there are many capitalists
seeking to, obtain options on the mineral
rights of many tracts lying IN the COPPER
belt. The partial development OF the min
erals In what is known as the High
Ilillr section of Halifax, has added Won
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-19
WEDNESDAY, WHIST
CLUB IN STAUNTON'
Delightful EntertalnmentThls
Past Week at the Home
of Mrs. r. S. Turk.
(special to The es-DIspatoh,)

\ 4 j I
& sTAUNTON, VA, April 1s.-The We'd
nesday Whist Club was delightfully."- en-
lertained this week at the hospitable
home OF Mrs r. s, Turk on East Main
Street. The large and spacious parlors
were crowded. and tho entertainment
proved a most enjoyable occasion. Among
tho large number invited We're; Judgea and
Mrs Chaliley. Judge and Mrs Henry
Holt, Nh. and Mrs. Frank Hanger Mr.,
and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Mr., and Mrs
Dr. catlett, Mr.. and Mrs, Martin Perry,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r., ,rarns. Or. and Mrs,
A. S. Sprinkle, Dr, and Mrs, Lacy Glib
son. Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. james
woodward Mr.. and Mrs, Carter Harrl,
son. MI. and Mrs, Charlie Eoge Mr., and
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Goods That'll
Appeal to All.

10 some because OF their
beauty, to others because Of
their style, to still others be-
cause Of their quality, to all be-
cause Of their Low Prices.
White Shirt Waist Madras, about
{ 1000 yards. Stripes, such as you
sec elsewhere Mt l21ac., priced here
per yard 8Ac.
86 Pieces Sheer fine white India
Linon, will be placed on sale Monday
yard l0c. 4. ai
Linon De Daccotthe finest 25c.
grade ever sold, the special price a
yard 10 2-3c.
India Linons, the new linen fin
beautiful and shecra yard
l2hc.
The heaviest 35c. white corded
Pique VOLTS are priced 10c.
Fancy White Figured Oxfords, en-
tirely new, for waists and suits, a
yard, l2Ac.
"a. 40.inch wide white apron lawn.
& lOc. value, the yard, 6hc.
Tho New Silk Mercerized Striped
Madras Shifting, yard wide-l7c..
regularly yard loc.
White Wash Chiffons and Paris
Mousselines. The daintiest and
prcttiest Of all the summer airy
stuffs-these 48-inches wide cost
usually 81, 45 and Soc, our prices
per yard, 10, 25 and zoe.
5000 yards white Persian Lawns,
double fold--extra fine sheer-35 to
SOC. grades, per yard l9c.
Mercerized Soft inished Oxfords.
Everywhere loc.; these per yard
l2hc.
The handsomest 35c. white I'M
ported shirtings-yard wide-special
a yard lie.
Checked Nainsooks, best at l2Hc.,
are priced, a yard So:
Real English Long Cloth-finest
soft finish-a piece Of - yards for
$l.38.
e.. White French Embroidered Dotted
Muslins fine seed dots, yard
SIC. value zoe. q I'll n
White Corded Piquc-M Madras, in
stead Of loc. the price per yard 61sc.
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Have you seen

Is a.ac. SATIN STRIPE MADRAS
FOR sN These are in ncat print
cd designs md inercerizcd; to ~.
yard lengths.
sac. BLEACHED COTTON FOR
sAo.-rhis Al Utica; no better
brand on the market.
&C. SHIFTING y PRINTS FOR
3Ac.-These arc all new, neat ef-
fects; best makes.
,aHc. PERcALEs FOR sMc.-..
These arc the Sca Islands, full yard
wide, this seasons designs.
r6Mc. HopsACK1NG FOR eMc.-.-.
These are morcerizcd, light grounds
and new printing.
,a1sc. TRENCH MADRAS FOR
eMc.-,rhcse arc III cords and fancy
printed effects.
1oc. PERCALEs FOR 5Ac.-Full
I'D in linen, chambray and other
now effects.
This full yard wide, ono ofSthc best
known brands.
SC. BLEACH CAMBRIA FOR 4,ac.
Full yard wide aud very nice quail
ity. 80
SIC. APRON G1NGHAMs FOR
4Ac.-All colors and size checks. I
Iss.oo MARsE1LLEs QUILTS FOR
s1.os-Thcse are satin finished,
heavily embroidered; pinks and light
blue only. I,
$500 AND $a.5o CROCHET
QUILTS FOR $1.5o-These nrc not
8all perfect, but all arc worth the
price stated above.
Is AND eoc. CROCHET QUILTS
FOR 5oc.-These are Marseilles de-
signs, and 42 is all we have of 'cm.
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derfully to tho upbuilding Of the peo-
pie. They were years ago rather poor.
but now all who had mineral lands are
we'll to do. 45
Rev. d. Campbell Mayors. the new
rector Of Trinity Church. preached his
first sermon last Sunday morning, there
was a large and appreciatiye congrega-
ton. Mr. Mayors has made a most excel
lent impression an all the people Of the
town, Irrespective Of denominations,
Mrs Thomas II, Fry Is visiting hcr SIS
ter, Mrs, D, Finch. at Chase City.
Mrs. S NJ Glenn and Mrs. NJ, A,
Brooks are visiting Mrs. r. NJ, G. Glenn,
In New York
Mrs. Edmonds. Of Chase City. Is visit
ing Mr., and Mrs. s. G. Morton
Hon. James stebbins Is recuperating at
Walters Park. Pa.
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BEDFORD LANDS
ARE VALUABLE
Goose Creek Valley Farms
Raise Fine Yellow Tobacco,
Fruit Little Damaged.
lsneoial 10 INC Tlmes-Di DESPATCHED

unNTyAI4B, VA. April ls.--Farms IN
a.. section are in demand, and several
fave heen made In the past week.
sandy Arlington sold his farm, on ne p.ss'
I. -.ran excellent dwelling. TO Mr., pa
.,dsnn OF Rickbridge county, for $t,oW
ash Lands in the Goose Greek valley
arc fertile, and have nude a reputation m
,og growing the finest yellow wrapper
,obacco raised in Virginia
{ ~ FRUIT LITTLE DAMAGED,
The fruit in this section IS very ,l.oe
.snnaEed.. too soon. This is not what is
csi,ed q peach county; in fact there arc
not many peach orchards which produce
We'll below what is called the frost belt
The continued rains have greatly re-,
taTdsd farming operations only ohs-hal'
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The Bargain Basement j il t he T 4s%s:
III It costyo1 money MOTTO.

"
Nottingham Lace Curtains, in odd
strips, with pairs to match, worth /
! $l,oo, each, 3sc.
Lace Curtains, IN attractive pat.
terms, $l.4s grade, per pair, sl[,IO]N o1g
E special V II II
White Shifting Madras, merce.
rized, best l21a and 100. grades, .
4 yard, Sc. III \. tssiis
1s Fine Sheer White India Linons,
+. usually 10 and l2hc.9a yard, 7a4c:y
Sheer. White India Linons, 300
yards, al grades to loc, pick any
4 for 5Ac. &
1870. White Piques IRE priced,
agyard, 01ac. NJ a
Ladies' Shirt. Waist Suits, Of
lawn, madras, ana Oxford cloth
worth to 1915, for $3.50. 5.ygss8 5l
Ladies' Full Flare Walking Skirts,
in Oxford and black, for 80c.
Ladies' Tailor.Made Suits, blue
only, ny.fr6nt jackets, for $l.00.
l0.quart Galvanized Water Pals
for l4c.
l0.quart REFINED Pals for Zoe.
l0.inch Square Jelly Pans for Sc.
Tipped Sauccpans for 4, 6, and
a loo. each.
Tin Basins for and 70. Il 4
Heavy REFINED collanders for &c.
Foot Tubs for 22c.
st Double. Coated Granite Tcapots, p.
y 8 and 4.lunrt, 20, 80 md SOC.
8 and l0.qunrt Granite Coffee
Boilers for SOC. a NJ Vi n gS5.g
Finch Granite o-Plates for Sc.
Granite Pudding Pans, l,2, 4 and
6-quart, 10, IL, l and 20c.3
White China Cups and Sauccrs,
nice ware, for &c. Y. Z. ST
White Tea Plates for &c.
White Soup Plates for Sc. II
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nights OF this week, and served supper,
salads, ice-cream, etc. and realized a
goodly sum. to be supplied towards pay
ing for the new wall thatis now bein8
built around the Catholic Church.
Miss Ma bel I,ittig. Misses May and Mats.
tie Young and number Of young ladies'
went to Charlottesville this week to ats
tend the University of Virginia Easter
dances. l3S n A .s M "a & M
Mr.. James Young who has been visits
Ing hla sister,. Mrs Edward l2chols. In
this city, returned to Richmond Thurs
day. ga1
4 Mr., George Hutchins, after visiting rela-
tiyes here returned to Richmond Wed-
5nesday, g s5
friends In Richmond, returned to staun-
ton THURSDAY,
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Our Mems F Furnishings.
The Departments On the I

The Departments on the tor
or up-to-date dressers
Mems new spring negligee shirts,
exquisite designs for 9Sc., 73c., and
Fl SOC. Y s35 y III .3s
Mems Fast Black Half.Hose, the
usual Zoe grades nre l2Hc.
4siaI Mens' SOC. silk neck wears for 26c.
Mens' Balbriggan Shirts and draw
crs-60c. quality for 30c
Mems Cambria Night Robe-plain
or Experimentation 800.
Mems Fine White unlaundered
shirts for 80 and SOC.
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Prices at South Boston,
(Speclnl to Tho Times lspatch.l

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. April N-Not-
withstanding the wet season continues
and farmers can do nothing else but mar
ket tobacco, the sales this week nave
only been fairly good Only few days
did they continue into the evening u IS
noticeable that good and fine wrapners'
arc readily taken at prices ranging from m
S25 to si5 while the common ones aIs
cheaper than they have been common
oilers are lower than they were last
week; in fact. all common. ana no1iue,
script types were q little Off CURING ny
week a4jf ~ w ~ ,.tfs q, js sssl. u Z
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of the oat crop has been sown. and no
corn at all planted 1t is almost an i'm
possibility to hire farm labor on account
Of the mines, What farmers are to DO
is n problem yet to be solved.
The entertainment, consisting OF a
drama, farce, music. ETC., given by the
Montvale Literary Club, at Edge Hill
Summer Resort. on the l4th WAS a sue
cess. thereby realizing considerable
sum with which to purchase books The
club are greatly indebted to Mrs, James
Read for the use Of her elegant and COM
modious house for the entertainment
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75c. SHEETS FOR eoc.Jrhese are
heinstitched these are full bleachcd
and dotble-bed size. 4 & .@5.5
ssc. BROWN SHEETS FOR $50
These IRE for single and "a beds.
i5c. PILLOW CASES FOR 1oc. M
These AZ and 45x3e, hemstitched;
only admitted quantity on hand.
aoc. BOLSTER CASES FOR Sc
These are9 9 yards long ind plain
hellmcd.
1000 yards Finest Black Beetle
Percaline, to ,s.yard lengths, OF
the 20 md 25c. quality, for l2Ac.8
yard. VI !.
$50 yards Fine secilian Pcrcaline,
Q to 6.yard lengths, Of the l6c. q ualr
ity, for 5Ac. yard. n,
Black Merccrized Sntteeil, the pest
/. 25c quality,.is l5c. yard.
Black and Colored Percalino Lin
ings, bcst#l2Ac. quality, for SIC.
yard.
Dressmakcrs' Lining Canbrics,
black, grays and white, best Sc.
quality, for 2Ac. yard. !,
"a. 800 !" percale Shirt-Waists, well
made, various substantial colors, all
sizes, choice lOc s.
Attractive White India Linon
Wuists, tucked with embroidery in-8
scrtion. fill pouch sleeves, regular
4 COG value, for 35c.
Fancy silkolincs, loo. grade, per
yard, 5hc.
Swiss Muslin, for curtains, best
4 l2hc. grade, per yard, 0sAc II
Lace Stripe Examines, in ecr,l and
colorcd stripes, l2hc, grade, per
yard, 61ac. I. !,
Fancy Swiss Muslin Ruffled Cur Cur
tains, $l.oo grade, per pair, o5c.
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TRAIN JUMPED TRACK
Engineer Caught Under Engine but
Not Fatally Hurt,
(speclal Ia Vhe -nispatch) 4 n

Especial to The Times Espatch.) I'D
RELoNA, VA. April ls,--As the Farms.
VILE aud Powhatan train was nearing the
station yesterday morning the engine,
tender and four box cars, Jumped the
track and rolled down the embankment.s
The fireman jumped and was only slight
ly hurt, Engineer! cheatham, the engineer.
was caught under the engine but strange
to say, was not fatally Injured. The bag
gage car and passenger coaches Hsre not
{dsralled
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s1.5o BLACK TAFFETA SILKS
FOR s1.o-These are SO inches wide
and fine imported fabrics, full lus'
trous and guaranteed to wear.
s7.as BLACK TAFFETAS ARE
TO BE CLOSED OUT FOR Si.Ie-
These are kid finished and glaran-s
teed to wear, embroidered on sci.
wedge, gotten up especially for full
2 dresses.
Coo, FOR FANCY SILKS THAT
WERE se.-These ere stripe and
check Tatf'etas, plain and glnce Tin.
ish, the popular Blue and white and
black and white effects.
osc. BLACK PONGEES FOR SIC.
These are Of dull mourning finish
and are new this season.
soc. YAM XII PONGEES FOR
a5c.-These are in street or evening
colors and splendid lustrous finish.
sec. BLACK JAP SILKS FOR soc.
This is perspiration- proof, finest
crow black and satin 5lnster!
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Our White and
Brass Bed Purchase.

was a boon to those thatineeded5
them. Plenty left yet-all are.
sold at about the usual price. 81
WHITE ENAMEL BEDs-ANY
4 SiYe-!S1.es. 4s:i
White and brass trimmed iron beds
4 for S2.76.
White beds, brass knobs and rails
for $3.50. 8.5a. III y .55 3.
Three piece white beds-best
4 springs included-$o.f5.
Others at $3.50, $1,000, $3.50 and (.
$500.
Solid brass beds at $22. to SCI.
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sa5 FINE BRoADcLoTH SUITS
FOR $500 These are in all the
new colorings and have silk drop
skirts.
FoULARD SUITS, nicely trim.
med with rows Of faggoting and
large pearl buttons, $5.oS.
WHITE MOHAIR SUITS, with
broad hemstitched tucks, the new
est models, $3.50. :
BROADCLOTH WALKING SKIRTS
FOR S1.qs-These are in black and
navy blue, strap and button trim
med and we'll tailored.
All.Wool Chcviot Skirts, in black
and navy, newest designs, for $3.50.
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1oc. FRENCH D1M1TIEs FOR
1ahc.-These are in white and tint
ed grounds beautiful effects.
&c, EMBROIDERED n MERGE
RIZED DOT ,MOUSSELINES FOR
16c.-These are in white md colored
grounds. !, J, !, - :,
1oc.-These IRE 2 yards wide. very
fine and sheer.
1a1sc, ZEPHYR G1NGHAMS# FOR Z
1oc.-Thesc are in plain and corded
effects, 200 designs to choose from.
a5c. OXFORDS I FOR l62-3c.-
These are mcrcerized fabrics, in the
new solid color effects. 18
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800 WASH TAFFETAs FOR
5oc.-These are plain and corded eff
fccts, in spring and summer color-
ings and black.
s5c. BLACK PEAU DE SOLE FOR
5oc.-This is pure silk, full lustrous
and great fabric for wear.
/, sl.50 BLACK PEAU DE LAvANT
FOR S1oo-lts exquisite black, dou-
bic face and pure Lyons dye
s1.1o EMBROIDERED SHAM 4
+ TUNGS FOR 85c.----These are in the
natural colors and launder beauti-
fully.
This is pure silk and real hand
woven Jap.
75c. CRYSTAL CORDS FOR SOC
20 different colors, all IRE pure silk
and wear we'll.
sr.oo STANDINGS FOR Soc
These are 81 inches wide and are
in the new bamboo color.
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Imported Nercerized Table DAM
asks, ii the hnndsomcst dan mask
dcsigns--stripes and large floral eff
4 fects on heavy satin gro,inds-e3 in
! chcs vide, per yard, 500. I,
9 yards wide for 75c.
8 s2.inch Dinner Napkins---to match
clotls--n dozen $l.50. .{s
Table. Dan,asks, bleached, some
with red borders, SOC. grade, yard
! 3sc. I'M 81.
The heaviest cream linen danlasks
made especially for hard, everyday
wear. Will Wash white in q few
x washings "a yard. DISC.
so Dozen Dinner Nnpkins-A size
pure white dumask, a dozen. Special
4 6ec. M.
The Finest Irish Linen Damask
Dinner Napkins-largc rose design
= special good value, a dozen $3.50.
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Our Shirt WaistS.

Have You seen them? They're
different, entirely, from the kind
that's usually sold. They are.
artistic, and made BY the best
shirt waist builder in the
country, to-day.
White Oxford Cloth shirt waist,
i pleated front, large pearl buttons,
full pouch sleeve, sl.25 onces, all
sizes, for Toe. .33s
White Pique shirt waist, hem II
stitched tucked. yoke, full blouse,
new collar, stylish and attractive, for
z $l.00. .5355 u !. III
Beautiful figured mercerized waist
various designs, broad tucks, stitch 4
ed largo buttons. regular $3.50 ones
for $l.95. FL (,
Stylish Pure Linen waist, launder-
ed collar and cuffs, strictly man
q tailored all sizes, for $2.75.
Heavy Oxford waist, pleated front,
trimmed with grape medallion, very
effective, for 75c.
Neat and serviceable percale waist,
polka dot and stripe effect, best
quality and we'll made, all sizes for
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$4,000 Worth Qf Silks
sold AT IA SA CRITICIZE. OUl
EASTER REDU CTION SALE.

EASTER REDUCTION SALE.
We know it's late and we are not the House to stand
lack and wait for high prices They must 60 time has
arrived and prices in the days columns will be even
more convincing than statement Of the conditions
The sale BEGINS Monday morning at > O'Clock.
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Bring Your Boyc. :

The Clothing Department. is
one Of our main features. To
day there will be special Of en-.
"A Half-Price Sale.
Boys three.piece suits Of fine, all
wool material, new and stylish gar
ments; 5000 ones for $3.50.
G Boys all-wool spring suits, nicely
made, stylish cuts, for $l.4s.
Boys spring woollen pants, new
cuts, 4 to l7-year sizes, for 5Oc. a
pair. :7
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$3.50 ALL-wooL COVERT CLOTH
SKIRTS FOR S5.oo-These are kilt
pleatcd, corded bottom and extra
spliced.
TAFFETA BOX COATS FOR
S3.5o-Thcse are full pleated sleeves,
ripple collar, corded with white silk.
Pongec Coats, in all the latest
I effects, for $1,000 <
CHILDREN'S TAFFETA REEF
ERs, with trimmed collars, all sizes,
$3.50.
$500 Children's Cloth Refers for
$l.0O-11hese are in red, blue and
tan cloth. 5iii.. *
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Dan,ask to match Napkins yard
Sl.o0. / !,
ner Nnpkins--fu1l X size-a dozen
4 SIPS. 4, Z, & 8S. u,
80 Dozen Turkish Bath Towels
extra large size-beat $500 dozen y
ones; each l21ac.
Extra Large Size Linen Huck tow
cls-2ox4o iiches-each l2ho. l8,,
200 Dozen Linen Huck Towels,
hemmcd, special value, to DO sold sold
+ each Sc.
4 WAIST L1NEN.-Full yard wide and
pure linen soft finished, q yard 2bc.
Linen Suiting ! Y yards, wide, pure
white, soft, round thread, made es-
pccially for cmbroidcry--a yard 60c.
Linen Suiting, pure white-special
Soc value, a yard SOC.
Brown Suiting Linen Extra width
y 25c. value, 4 yard ]7c.
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Tailor-Made Garments.

THIS is ONE OF THE IMPORTANT POINTS W
BE VISITED THIS WEEK. $3.50 NOVELTY CLOTH
SUITS ARE 5000. These have box pleated blouse,
military cape and postlion belt.
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Cohen'5 Away
for Liningr.


This purchase amounted to e
little over 1000 yards. Buy en-
to-day md save money.
asc. Innings For l7o.-'rhis is 4
spun silk, soft finished and rus sting,
u netable in aiiEcolors, including black.
Soft Finished, Light Weight Dress
& Canvass, MI colors and black, for
100. q yard.
Sunshine silk Innings, the new
4 thing for lightweight fabrics, in
spring shades, for 25c. n yard.
Black SILK Finished Gloria Waist
Innings, sterling dye, for lie. a yard.
MORE Velonrs, MI new spring
/ shades, for 25c.. a yard.
Black Pcrcaline Innings, the grade
that cost l5c. to make, for l2i1ac. Q
yard. # "a .
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"a Sale of Linens.

What arc we doing? Selling for third and less,
tie identical linens that everybody is getting tl pr1ce
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a1:sc. BAT1sTE FOR SIZE
These are English fabrics and are all
new designs.
1928 PIQUE WELTs FOR 1870.
White and colorcd grounds. printed
with polka dots, stripes and small
figures
csc. BLACK EMBROIDERED MUS
LIN FOR l5c.--These are all in the
secd-dot design and raven black.
lsc. FRENCH CHAMBRAYSg FOR
l2hc.-Thesc are nearly yard wide
and getable in all the solid colors; a
reliable wash fabric.
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Wash Goods.

Over 20 cases are here again this week at the new
prices After Easter the Wholesale Prices are lover.
We we're waiting for the drop It came, and today
start ont with entire line Of stuffs; and
lower prices everywhere.
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zoe. ALBATRoss FOR aec.-trhese
are all-wool and are here in all
shades.
are as inches wide and are in the
most beautiful shades.
75c CREAM BRILL1ANTSs FOR i
4sc.--These are in plain and lace ef'
fects. Z,
sa.oo AOLINEs FOR s1.1e-These
are silk and wool, 4G inches wide and
come in all new shades.
7sc. MIsTRALs FOR 46c,-This
is one OF the newest fabrics ana [
comes in all colors. d
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Colored Dress Fabrics.

s1.oo SNOWFLAKE sUITINGs
FOR 5oc.-54 inches wide and one
Of this seasons best gct-ups.
500 CORDED EXAMINES FOR
6oc.--Thesc are in all the new shades
and perfectly beautiful E
a,c. CHALLIEs FOR a5c.-These
are silk and wool and magnificent
designs. ,
WOOL vo1LEs FOR 1oc. A.
YARD These look like the 30c.
fabrics and are in cream, light blue
and pink. l$s