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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01
An Underwear Sale

SWEEPING, because the values we offer in Ladies'
High grade Underwear are simply unapproachable
The continued warm weather has forced us to make
such concessions that brisk selling must fol-
low as matter Of course. Please note
$500 heavy pure silk Union Suits, Monday, $9.75
$500 medium heavy silk Union Suits, Monday, $5.95
$500 fail weight pure silk Union Suits, Monday, 1886
$500 silk and wool mixed Union Suits Monday, s195
$3.50 heavy wool Union Suits Monday, $3.50
$500 heavy BaIbrggan Union Suits, Monday, $195
$3.50 Merino A-wooI Union Suits, Monday, 98e
$500 Pure Silk Vests medium heavy, Monday, $298
$3.50 Pure Wool Vests, not ribbed, Monday, $149
$3.50 Silk and WooI-ribbed Vests Monday, $149
$1.75 Pure wool and Silk and wool vests, Monday, CSC
SIPS Swiss ribbed Merno "a wool vests Monday, 89c
$3.50 Pure Natural Wool Drawers, Monday, $149
$500 6aibriggan Equestrenne Tights Monday, 98c
$500 Swiss-ribbed Pure Silk Tights, Monday, $1e8
These are but few items culled at random
from host Of wonderful bargains Sale COM
mences sharp at 80 o'clock
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

While one of his neighbors decoyed Mr..
Shanahan, of Lincoln and Fairview ave
evening " neighbors, relations and friends
gathered at his house to surprise him
(Which they did and help him celebrate
his birthday. The friends from Mime
apolis brought mandolin band along
with them, and dancing was kept up
until 4 in the morning. Between seventy
five and eighty guests assembled, which
speaks well for the popularity of the
genial host.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Mrs. Henry Kersten, of Minneapolis.
gave a parcel shower Wednesday after
noon In honor Of Miss Rohlfs, whose
wedding will occur next month.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Mr.. A. X. CRUDE of Faribault, Mimi,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. w. F. CRUDE,
S61 East Fifth street, st. Paul, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Emma Rohlfs, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
H. Rohlfs, Of Hope street, to: Mr.. Joseph
Louis Roy, Nov. IL.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Mrs. w. J. Hogrefe. of Rondo street.
gave linen shower last Thursday even7
Ing in honor Of her niece, Miss Emma
Rohlfs, bride of next month. Cards
Were played and prizes awarded to Miss
Romer, Miss Sutmar and Miss Kerstin,
of Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Mr.. L.. J. Bennett and daughter May
from Faribault, Mimi, are visiting with
Mrs. w. F. CRUDE, 861 East Fifth street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Mrs. Rosa Rothschild announces the
engagement of her daughter Selma to
Hugo Hirschman. They will be at home
Nov and 2.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilkinson and
Miss Lehmicke have returned from their
summer home at Newport and are at the
Angus for the winter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Miss Emily Henry, Central avenue, is
visiting Miss Gala Cutler in Minneapo-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Miss Lucy Sammons, Central avenue
entertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Holmes an
Mary to George WATSON La Brande.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

There was a supper given at the home
of Mrs. S. r. Read. of Reaney street.
ter, Miss Liza Read The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Murphy, Of Minneapolis;
Mr. Edgar Read, of Chicago; Mr.. Charles
Creighton, of Duluth; Mrs. William Caya-
naugh and Mr.. Edward P. Maher, ST.
Paul. The decorations were palms and
American Beauty roses.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

A very pretty house party was given by
Miss Erkin, Iglehart street. Covers were
laid for sixteen and the decorations were
pink and white Cards and music were
the enjoyments of the evening. Prizes were
won by Mr. Lyman Pratt, Miss Amelia
Enright and Miss Josephine Hilger
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

DR.. and Mrs. c. J. Woolway have re-
moved from the Willard to the Virginia
flats, Central park.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Wardenburg. Of Western avenue.
entertained the Two O'Clock Euchre club
Thursday. Favors were won by Mrs. Mi
lon, Mrs Leslie, Mrs. Krey and Mrs.
Lind. The club will meet next with Mrs.
Lawerance, Of No. 533 University ave-
nue..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

;. Weisel, of Maria avenue, en-
Thursday afternoon for MRS.
nd Mrs. Henry Preegel OF Hen
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-01

Mrs. H. J. Horn, of Dayton avenue,
and Mrs. J. w. Adams, Of Ashland
avenue, will leave soon for California
to visit Mrs. Joseph Banning, of Los
Angeles and will remain month. Mr..
w. w. Price has returned from Chi
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Colonel 81 3: ! !. Par lo'ned. /,
.(soeoial 70 The Times, Dlspaa{ch)

% t1gI' ttSVec1aT - FcE9s~! o.
Es$$crIARLoTTEsvILL Z! VA,a,ssY pae.t; 81
Colonel I. win an Wood, who vas re-
Gently conv,cted oofs for Cory I'm the lbs-
MARIE County Court and sentenced to- i've
,years in,sthe ,pententt! has zen par
,dored by. Governor Mon a and SSH 2 :,
'oclbpel WOOD Is q nat!vef o., Bate.!vills
I During the sarly part. of the Civil War
rs, was Colonel Of. thei,F resi-
,npnt, Virginia rvoIuny eers,Ss In sthe WI.
lirn, II. FL 40. d 'v!sion. Later he ". 70
4 Chambers, br!Fadaesof cavalry, When
the war Closed r;:he!stwas Tin: Greensboro
N, C.. Lees surr,nd DER found him ~.
tWeenthe sl!nas ~ I. s Ger sI,,1 =, = -
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Miller % Rhord s. \

Tie Orient is the birthplace Of Christmas and:
it 8 ittirg~that sultables gifts should come IRON
that portion 81 the world .% +. s:s35. ..x; 81 4 U
There's nothing that people q refined taste XII apprs;
ctae more highly Oriental Rug, and ght
Impress this fact upon your mind about these Rugs
Or buyer, III selecting them, examined arthou-
sand or more specimens probably, but every Rug
be purchased was Selected Tor some pcculta ee-
sirable quality tat the Rug had above 4 9th,
-quaintness Of design may be--un1sual good
colorii gs, or perhaps the proportions were more
dcsrable Bit there was; something about each Rug
that differentiated it from its fellows. ss.s a ss
snntrior. ~ ali claim be ich s.
n,o1d. Tie department Us full Of suggestions for
the holidays: Tho prices range from so for small
ffanisdans a. 20; rarabas soto e'2.no; Dashes
tans. $2 to ss shrvans from SIS to E35; KAYAKS and
Mosrls from s15 $40; Rokharas from &25 to 500;
Anatollans from *2.76 to 10000 "ts Ssh
But Rigs are not ali that the Orient furnishes
for Christtias It's surprising how many irse-
rio,,s and character t,irgssmav be 1itted up
hut they have to be sought forin tfcwords mar
kets. iiTtev're not found at every street corner
nor4 in every shop.
M r>nares and er7.. W-re. f-or,%far aaway
Trdo; comes sd original n-od'cta Every
piece is a. work OF art the Benares work being all en-
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'TK0S.F. RYAN
IN NORFOLK.
Visited the seaboard Air Line,
Offices and 1'het, Went South 4
III His Private Gar. .t
10 SAVE THE Mo g; y 81
Prominent Republicans Receive
Circulars Suggesting Cu1rtail-- 3l
ment Of Representation. "
Isncc,a) to The Times. Dispatch

f. u ri 3 . q .
5f NORFOLK, VA, Doc. 5.--Thomas y.
Ryan. Lead Of the syndicate which re-
Gently obtained control Of the. policy q
IN. scaboard Air Line Railway, was 10
The city to-day. He spent little time at
the general offices. to which this was n s
first visit since his fight for the con-
troll Of the system eight years ago. lle
left In his private car, presumably 'o
;oin President-John. SHELTON Williams and
party In Florida. If
The r;avy Department has contracted
with the Merritt and Chapman Derrick
and Wrecklng Company, Of this city,sto
raise the submarine torpedo boat Mecca
sin, which Is still ashore on Ctrrituck
leach North Carolina. The naval tugs
vii, assis, the Merritts In the work, and
the wrecking expedition will leave at
once.
The Peoria and the Yankton failed to
raise the Aloccasin, and have returned
to tie navy-yard.a The AIoccasin Will
be Brought here for repairs II
40 REDUCE REPRESENTATION, \
Prominent Republicans here nave re-
oeived many circulars from, anonymous
sources. advocating the curtailment OF
Southern representation III Congress. IN
view Of the fact that the white Repub-
leans OF Virginia aided by every mems
La their power the work of eliminating
tie negro from politics. they Lave not re-
ce.ved these circulars al all kindly. and
may issue an address In reply. 1t VIII
likely be set forth that the action OF
the Republicans was taken to rid tie
party OF an encumbrance and reproacn,
and 10 build up a, white man kepubli-
can partyfln the South, which could not
b. done so long as the negro constituted
& the ma Jorily or TIE vote
WILL EIGHT DEPARTMENT
The marine engineers will not combat
the decision of the Department, Of Com
MERGE and Labor In the cases filed by
them US result Of thei,. strike last Nay.
They will however, file other charges
against the various steamship lines,
j. *. Cotton, secretary Of the org aniza-
ton. states that he has number or
cases similar 10 these decided BY the de-
purtment, which VIII be fought out be-
fore the Supreme Court,
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Christmas Suggestions in
ReadY-to-Put-on Garments.

Did you ever stop to think what great field
for Christmas gifts there is in this department?
Garments that The possession Of which, or lack Of,
add to or decrease our comfort in cold weather.
Breakfast shaws comfortable light wrap;
pretty here at soc. 7Hc, ~, ~ % and $l.hO.
Coli Vests Al 40 and What snugger and warns
garment you wear7,
knitted cold defer 81 sals. aaOs
and vs., 5.s4s-5 Ia
Mercerlzed Petscoats-nwpys useful. 600, ~. sl,eJ.
$3.50, $i .DS k1.Ds. 5.sl
Ederdown Dressing saequss, only warm, but
pretty In their color effects, 5Oc. $l, sf
Ederdown Bath Robes sa2n, $aOs, $a and Sops N
SIX sklrts-Do you know women that wouldn't
be glad to have one'-Sa0s 81 s5,0s $3.50, SID and
up to Hl7,n0 f .} t6f@5
New Cloth Walking skIrts-speca values for the hol-
lday trade~-y1ns. S1Ds Sb, 41.1S. S1Os and xs.4s.
SILK Waists. s3.Os yn so0s. $3.50 to sl2.bO.
Velvet Wasss, rich looking under price SuuS. worth
IS and 3t3a - 80 5Tt& 7fF'
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Taking Deserters Back.

Mr.. Charles f. Haskell, deputy mar
shall OF the st. Joseph, Mo. district, ar.
rived In Richmond yesterday In charge
OF three deserters from the United States
navy or their way to Norfolk. One Of
them, Robert 'Dillenbeck. is just nineteen
years old. He Is alleged to have de-
serted at San Diego, California. The
three m,-n were taken TO Norfolk yes
terday. being turned over to an enllHted
seaman. It is understood that courts
martial will not he held In these cas- b
and that the men VII merely be put back
into the service. there being extenuating
circumstances In their cases, and they
being willing 10 resume duty Mr.. Has
kell Is we'll known newspaper writer
who has worked on the Chicago and St
Joe press. He will spend short time lr
Virginia before returning to his home
3 A party OF th!rty-four deserters passed
through the city yes'.>rd,y In charge Of
other officers. on their way to Norfolk.
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Z n NOD r
Christmas in the
Infants Department.

There's nothing il Richmond can equal our II
(ants Department for variety and quality 81 goods
combined with moderate prices. "A
Richmond women realizing that tho fine things
bnbys be secured at Miller ana thoads
with less trouble and less than N New YORK
hiladelphia. ~ 'sFa sk #stl5E ,s53F,;l
white and pink and white, hlc. n ttb fs9,i
Crochet Capes dant ~ made and trimmed WIN praloi
white pink and white and blue and white $!xa
Boys Dresses OF fine lawn The sleeves ana nsck, nave
OF fine tuclss, neatly tucked belt = w,
Boys Dresses OF fine pilue, made With pe9t ana 3ucA'
ed front and back $l,h0 5g&s HE -, II
Bootees. Mlttens, leggns. Togues Tam q snanteIs
Long White Goats. Sha wis., fine all Wool Nnsn-
mere sacques and onnes are among OF the other
wardrobe accessories In this department. II
Remember that the only house. ~ f.cIH0Hu
carrying French hand made for the ltte lolks
Fur Carriage Robes for the baby lined with fine mer-
eerized Italian cloth highly peTfun.ad IN oaoFs
$3.50. tae iae ESl}ss Atssia . I. 9#a
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Cut Glass at Reduced Prices
For Christmas.
deep American cutting, from s2,es

deep American cutting, from s2.ss
to $l7. ,r IA,
One 81 tile finest pieces of9Cut-
Glass ever brought into Rich
sl1lond is a ! 4-illcl Punch Z Bowl,
with 4 foot, cutting and =
new pattern. Our buyer says it is
worth 5000, but lie under-esti-
,n1ates-unless other pieces that
we've seen at eighty and ninety
dollars we're very much q over
priced. Our price for ,this&hand--
some piece Of glass IS $5o.oo. 4 /.
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Badge 81, Of Honor. :.
z, 80 n, ,...t..,' :r,...,es. Oi.pafctl.l

f6,> q = $50. 1,s:r ea Otspafch.>
charlottesville VA, Dec. r.
The General Athletic AAssoclat! ton iof the
University oftvirgluia to-day I awarded
tte..:V,'.s t. tia 10 llawing mem bers Of the
fott-balii teamso 1903 ;Sxr ..sti
Sf Conner iscentor;ns Elmer 3 and spate.,
seuaFds: Captain Johnson and !. Council 2,sl
lard, 7 quarter back; Head. Wall. Haes
x IA Ranaoiph' half blocks; atkins, if,1ll
The election OF captain .ot next years
eleven has been POSTPONED Until afts'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
.Early;;-..:conpton,

|.@ (SreoialiFo he,Tlmes-Dlspavoh1
& cr1 A,RLO TTEs WILLIE VA. Dec 6-
Hr,,John D. Early and Mrs. Mary, comp.
ton both Of hts county, were - ma W. g
y.sferfn = f',,rnno tho tnAEsonaK g aos
tbs Methodst IN, sconals S'S y inc Fey ~
William /, II, Edwards, ON at.nA, n ~
Gn 1 EaTy u his s,rst
~ q y = 10. M Mas Maud, purret, the
,vo irdin, III = OCCURRING ,S',ln' years ago. Mr..
Ea i,., y who ,is. a. native Virginia,
: DIV years, old, and bis wife who. y
nGfnative OF nottingham county, y twenty
years his Junior " ..t.y',s
,Roth ,rart,es, are wei RRqWH aHI pssHAS
respected In this city. !. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Railroads Interfering.

fRy Associated Press
WAsHlSGTON, p. G., Dec, Sin the
Senate to-day the resolution introduced
uy MIR, Morgan, prov ding for an nvestl-
gallon OF the charge that the trans,
continental railroads have been interier-
inl unduly In the lsthmian Canal ques.
tan, was called UP and referred to the
Committee on Contingent Expenses Of
the Senate.
The Senate adjourned until 1880 o'clock
Monday.
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Burned TO Death.

fSpecIal to The Times Dispa' Oh,
ID 5LYNCHBuRG. VA, Dec, 5.-Est,lle
BalAock daughter Of oscar Baldock, OF
Amherst, brushed against an open fire
yesterday. and N a moment she wos en-
ve.oped In Flames. The girls mother,
after desr. RI e stru sg e, in which .ne
was herself BADLY burned, extingushed
the flames. but the chld's burns were
SO serious that she died a short while
afterwards. 4. tas
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Domestic Druggets and Rugs

Domestic Druggets and Rugs
Just asSpretty Christmas things;
here as il any. other portion. Of
the tl1irdSSfloor. .j3:,
our iox,e Dr',s~nts Of WHATEVER
quality and male have no super'ors
E In Richmond, because we have; not n. "a
Ing hut tho hest. whether it's the
RI Mora Wan /, Reversible N SMYRNA at
NIODa%oE our In, ported English Ak
Minister At $50 d s.t, gfsS
Handsome Porteres 4
.Up;to dats'in Patterns, ce,o'll'o9r.iings
and qualities.
How fair the prices are, you
car judgeKsb BY comparing them:
quality forcquality with others RS.
Border: Curta'ns,% in Repp,s or Ar
smure Tapestry. three yards long.
made with anphoue. s+ders:s Of ~ {
ferent widths Gobelln Tapestry
snr RSoca tt X !fl from ff' e
Ottoman Repp Curtains. dark
~
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Visiting Friends.

Rev. W p. Consta BILE, former pastor OF
Hasker Memorial Church, was in the city
last week visiting friends and relatives,
NJ, Consta BILE was returned 10 the Colum.
bia C!rcui, by the North Carolina Metho-
dist Conference. greatly 10 the delight 81
the people whom he has so acceptably
served for the past TWO years XXI
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chas. Dickens Works, 1b vols.
complete. Sc 80.
Mn. M. Thackeray, 10 vols, COM.
pletc. $625, &
sir Walter seots, u vols. complete
Z - Sir Sir wa,t.r scott. 10 vols. complete,
s6.ss,
Ma Maoauley's Essays and Poems,
I vols, $780,. 81
Shakespeare, IS volume edition.
complete. with notes. special 81
Tho Standard Series. Of Popular
Authors, five volume sets. embracing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
HANDSOME TEA sTORE,

Richmond has ole Of the TEST apnoln' ed
Tes Stores In the South, Mr., Lee Todd Is
its manseer- Iieroy, tie Tea and Coffee
importer. las opened handsome store al
423 North Sixth Street lie win ma e a
special OF selling the very be Teas at
the uniform price OF 81 ceIts pound
Another spec al feature is the roast ng
OF all Coffee in the front rar, of HE
store, Coffee Is roas'ed VIII lie you walt,
II sou desire II. Mr., Lee Todd, the man
sger Invites everybody TO call and In
specl the store and get free sample OF
the Teas and Colfces
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ParLalVzed..

jfspec,ai "a Tho HtneR, DsNR' ch.N v. iffa
w s1,iTFOLK, VA. pec.s b.--While talking
wtnith,frlendsllnsa smithfteld store ttaYdAy,
Major Major Robslt Pick, sa3 su petyisorgof i.ls
~ whit county " Was ! y stricken WITH
Paralysis ana tai out % his ieha!r tuncnA.
ycious, Y n 4 ~ \. M e.
q poctors say sthers' Is taq ttsf'pe ~ shls
r.s6vsry. 4 Members os his tanIly hsygs
been sunnoned !si Vt " n a YES
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FIRE :, AT Y TM1LL ~
.Rcsid ences, Barn and Stable De.
stroyed, and Also a Shop.
.lRneriaisf0ITh q ma. DiRy

-IIs3E sn>cl,l 70 The Times. blera scn.J
WILDWOOD. Il A. A. 3 Dec. 5,--Fir4 this
aflarnoon destroyedgt tho residences, ba a
ana statle. OF George Estep. the residence
81. "a. Brown. and a shop Belonging
to; [emuel shearer Only; a; few 81 the
oontantsY were saved. g nd q mum ber = q
people we, ) slightly burned. i...
i2S The loss IL about three thousand dol.
lar a. {. - - t3 " i All IL \. n. g
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Hand-M Novelties
the Art p apartment,

{ Glove, Gases, Work Boxes, " atch Gaze,
Writing Pads and numerous other arti-
Giles -all made Of figured silk plain silk
or thin wood-the latter belng, Tined WITH
silk ana trimmed with, SIX ribbon. IFS
hard TO describe these things, they're SO
dainty; zoe. to w., [, !,
Embroidered silk In llsht figured
designs, ~ 30 per yard. " 3t3i Il. f
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Glacier in Commission.

(13v associated Press.) .,|-
sWASHIN GTGN, p. c.; Dec. 6.-The
commnndant of the Norfolk navy-yard
has been directed to place the. supply
ship Glacier in commission on the l.th
Instant, or, as soon thereafter as prac-
ticaLlc. " 4" S9sr n ia f.h..s. .ysst. Z
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. . l. (, . 81 j. & b. y .
An OH Sweetheart OF Mine. by
James Wh,tconnh R!ley:f illustrated
by Howard Chandler Chrlsty; $500
edition. special S1.44 ~. t.a
Wanted i chrperonc; By Paul Lei.
c~ster Ford: Illustrated BY Howard
Chandler Clristy; $500 edition, spe-
cial. $1.44. ~ wa. q
a checketed Love AFFAIR, by Pau
Leicester Ford; Illustrated hY 1lorrt-
son Fisher; 81 edition, special Size
Just published a beautiful edition.
The .courtshlp Of Miles standlsh. ar.
t'sticnllv illustrated BY HOWARD
Chandler Christy; $500 edition. spo- y
clal. $2.16. sj
The Heart Of Hyae'nth. by Onotot
Walanna. author OF a japanese (
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Books in Sets.
Some Of the Best Editions Published

American and foreign authors. as
follows:, HI
Rosa NJ. Carey. ]. Fenimore Coop
4 er, Marie Corclli, A. Conan Doyle.
Alex. Dumas, Ralph ". Emerson,
III. Rider. Haggard. Nathaniel Haw-
i, thorne. G. A. Hentz, NJ. j.; Holmes,
T. O,7!;W., Holmes. Victor Hugo. n.
Kip1lrg, Henry W, Longfelow. Edna
I. Loyal. Thomas 3. HMacauley. Oliver
8,Optlc. Captain Mayne Re 4. John
Ruskin. Robert Louis Stevenson and
Jules ,tess Verne Ns .s
Il. All bound In cloth, five books In
box: special price, Coo. for set.
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THIRD FLOOR.
Our Holiday Book Store is
JJD tO Date in Everything

Nearly our Book Department was maze nod
Store correspond with tie rest Of the cstab
l>ment grown the that our other depart
r1cnts have.
hah
lower and take all
tlnyou through the stock
ostr prose Fiction Juveniles and Classics: bit
cong TOO much into detail might offer suggestions for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Bow Run Over.

(Srrci-i to The rines DISH" tch.l
!. sTAUNTON. VA, Dec. 6.-Charl'e Ran
kin, a small boy of me county was run
over by a wagon near the city to-day.
and seriously Injured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
Fine Towels Are. .#.3s 4.
ALWAYS tAccentable

E,,o,,, anvth|no abol,t --ti1e
iv,l,,e of .Cnt.G1ass? 4 list how,
dean t I; L.1's cutting and what size
article you should get for a; GER
tain price? {. \.
. Most otfus have to be guided ~ !
ts - stgr r n nrGele 1n hoads
Experts, however, Will know qti 2
ganfe Whe a,a the Hynt, see or sans
that our, Slain q a.tve dollar value !,
ss,a very modsst oas' = 4, - g.
HI. vas !.s'o ss ".s oO1 ''0'' =
Bon, Bon Dishes and other i, small an
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,s5 For a, Chris Gift?

Y You'd like one yourself, would
you, not? -
3:5 BaautifiGs Silk shawls In cream
and black, from the small, squares
3 for, the HAIR to. the large size shoul-
Der shawl s22 g: $3.50, g and ana
Wool shawls, all colors, and half
dozen pr;ces. between 25c. and ~.
Pretty All. Wool sFa Is va va
riety Of coiors, 23c, and 5Oc.
silk .Klmonas. SIR Dressing
sacques., Flannel Dressing sacuues
and kimonas.
Long silk'-Negligee Robes. Cotton
tsi: Crepe iKimonas. either long or short,
Flannel .Undersk.rts and Hand EN-
(: broidered Underskirts; You'll have
to see the garments, with the price
tickets .on,ttto realize what fine VAL
ues they are.
4: j .s,g;
Maids Aprons and Caps. 4.
Nice Sheer Lawn, with Sbibs.; vide
ties and deep hem; 25c. and soc. l..1..i'3
Maids andWaltress Caps. Zoe, Pc &c
loo. and 25c.
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Nightingale. profusely Illustrated,
each boxed, $500 copy. .sta. IT,
The poets are we'll represented
i'erc, and can be had in all edi-
tons.
"a special heavy ribbed blue Cloth
hou-d, edition: with gold cover de-
s!rgn. 25c:. X. 3;s-. v,
Another cloth edition. With gold
and colored fancy cover design at
31c.t @ 81 d III. y IL s,5s s;t
The favorite gitt edition. bound In
radded leather, with ZEAL gold cover
design; special Soc; we'll worth
J. $l5o =, ,'..Ii s.. 5S'}s s&-,
Other. editions at s1;25 Is $50
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Christmas Writing Papers.

We can give ycn good quality
packed in ;a .i1, box, dc.
corated4witl, holly, for,15c. .5s.s..:.
sf. Special c. binetsl:of s4s .tectss4of
paper and 49, Envelopes, good qu"lIfy
paner and boxes of2pratty floral de-
= signs, $50.
christmas Boxes Of Fine Stationery
up to 81 O--all the hest makes and
some exclusive designs,