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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
Notion
Sale

Low prices repeated-saIne values given.
None sold to dealers.
Ladies Padded Front Hose Supporters. {
made OF plain or fancy irlled elastic.
regular priee 3sc, sale price. $3.50. 27e
Unique Hair Pins and Pin Cabinets. regu-
lar price Ioc each; special sale price,
each ..,...#............ #..........#.... &c
Large Size Cube Pins. all black. white or
assorted eolors, regular price every
where Ioe each sale price. $500. Sc
Four Star Cabinet Hair Pins. assorted
sizes in cabinet, regular price SC; special /
sale pree--........ .............. &c
Bceswax. household necessity. regular
price SC cake; on special sale at, a
cake .....#............. #.............. 21zc
Neuss Bros. First Quality Hat Pins, bright
black, white and dull black, sizes 7, 8
and Q inches, regular price 2oc dozen
sale puee, dozen ............... &c
Tracing Wheels, extra quality, machine cut,
regular price los each special sale price
800, Observation-Disclosures ............. &c
Invisible, Plain or Crimped Hair Pins,
regular price SC box; special sale price
..'.. ...#..#..,......#-.. ...'....... lc
Sperm Sewing Machine or Bicycle Oil, in
2-oz bottles regular price &c each; sPe-
eial sale price ............ .......... &c
Sperm Sewing Machine O'l extra fine, in
2-oz, bottles regular price I5c; special
sale prlee ............. ..........7 12C
"Thc Flirts Adamautne Pins, 200 pins in
q
oial sale sale price ...#.............. lie
Star Needle oiut Pins. 400 pins to the
paper, regular price SC a paper; special
sale price, 3 for ..................,. Sc
~ Goods Co.
ad Madison St.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
EmbrOider-
les
On Sale Tuesday Morning,
9 A. M.

Fine NainsOok and Cambria
Emhfoidcrics. ? To IS inches
in nth and lovely Nan-uok
Sets. insertions with from ?
20 E different widths iu en-
broIdefles 20 match, very
pretty and dainty patterns IN
assorted open and closed
work regular prices 2sc r.
SO a yard on sale Tuesday
morning al, a yard 15e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
parlor Sets at Emergency
Sale Prices

Every home owner should
consider these savings ats
a most unusual opportunity
item 3.piere Green Velour Par
Tor Suit imitation mahogany.
special ,.s.s.s. .s..st.. Nll.o0
81 90 3-pieee Imitation Mahogany
parIor Suit. damask covered
special .....z.. S14.5O
s. 90 Golden Oak 5-pIeee parlor
Suit velour upholstered seat
and back. very massive. special
.......... ..s............S $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
I amcy
Neckwear

All Our $50 Kinds at 29c
People Who know say that our line Of ysc
Fancy heekwcar Is unrivaled in Seattle
AZ any rate wc can hardly get enough Of
II. To convert You 70 a knowledge Of
the many pretty things wc have IN this
line We will let You choose any Stock
or Fancy Collar in the choice kinds We sell
at $50 each. tomorro wonly, at. 29c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-18
Arabian aees

Elegant assortment new
patterns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
BROUGHT BACK.
Prominent Railroad Man Charged
With Grand Larceny.
Especial to Tho Times Dispalch,

Especial to Tho TImes-DispalchD
BOYDrON. VA. May li,-'To"n ser.
geant Il. J&curtls. Of Chase City, reached
here last night from Washington city
with Benjamin Franklin Patterson. who
was indicted In December BY the grand
jury Of Mcrklenburg. charged with grand
larceny last fall In Chase City. The
prisoner was prominent railroad man
and lived In style in Chase City, He LETT
that town and went to Washington,
wheyo no was arrested and confined IN
jail five months. Arerulstion was made
by the Governor, and yesterday he was
turned over to Sergeant Curtis By order
OF tho Chief Justice OF the District or.
Columbia. He claims not to be guilty OF
criminal Intent
Several persons at Chnse City who we're
engaged N business with Patterson SUI
iered considerable loss by him. One party
lost two OF three thousand dollars IN his
dealings with him. Patterson is II shrnWd
fellow, With fine address, and was well
calculated to take In q community He
told the sheriff to have his meals sent
from the best hotel In town: that ne did
not want anything furnished by the
state sentFhim to eat and that he would
pay the bill. He will be tried here before
Judge Barksdale at the June term OF the
Circuit Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Have You Taken
Advantage Of the
Special Sale Of Hosiery?

Never sold as much Hosiery
before in three days as we dlo
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
if last week.
But we've never had such values
and low prices combined, except Per
haps in The last special sale-and u
was tile memory of that one That
caused the present sale to be SO sue
ccssful.
4. lie a pair for Chlldrcn's
Black Ribbed Hose, worth resulufiy
double that price. These stockings
ali. have little ilnperfections through
them which in many cases we can
hardly find.
.5c. and 35c. pair for Women's
White Lisle Thread Hose worth hair
Il dollar.
2Oc. buys some of the best Stock
ings you ever put on your rect.
Black Isle thread and alloyer lace (
none worth cent less than Soc, and
many pair worth considerably more
than that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
MONEY FOR WORK ON
THE RAP AHANNOCk
Congressman Jones to Inspect
the Channel With the Gov
eminent Engineer.
Especial to rho -pispa,ch.o

Especial to The ,rimes-Dispatch-)
FREDERICKSBURG VA, May ID
Congressman w. A. Jones, OF this dis
trict. is making n strong effort 70 se-
euro additional appropriations from the
government for work on the Rappahan-
mock River, and especially for cases of;
emergency at and near this city, and
With this view viii make al, Inspection
tour OF the Rnppahannock River accom-
panied By Colonel Miller. Of the United
States engineers, and probably Dy Others.
Congressman Jones expects to leave here
with his party on the steamer Caroline,
Of the Weems Line, on Tuesday, May
cath. returning here the following day
OH tho same steamer, A thorough IN
srection will be made, ana the condi-
ton Of the river Will be brought directly
to the attention OF the representatives
of the government. Much Work - needed
here, as the channel has rapidly filled
with sand and nearly all OF the dykes
need rebuilding.
The Confederate veterans of Caroline
county are setting to work earnestly 10
raise a fund to erect q monument on the
courthouse square at Bowling Green to
the memory OF the Confederate soldiers
OF Caroline county who took part In the
Civil War. N the interest OF this move
ment a big barbecue will be held at
Bowling Green on Wednesday. August
sd. and the following COMPUTES was APP
pointed to arrange the details: Messrs-
fT. d, Coghill. Il Aahby James Boul-
Sare, j. IL, Marin and Judge y G.
Moncure IL is expected thut az Illmenst
erpWu n!il ttlqf on tiie Qce ~ On
Caroline q4uEtS f,as hfNEpA the record
Sfor h!Gll lAlccs lul suneag5a iopaeeo on
tau 4sef!,!.liL a,Ell.er Z aQt SeAt w
Alss. y lancAe .-aS, 81 apt c2uhty, navlns
saJu3rt &ne ya.y n,4.! pre v w ppi
nepgrea, a number OF ptHer Caroline
planters hnyc also teceYeo time prices
! nor their tohacco withn The pasl ieW
days Many OF the planters OF mat
county sun have their crops on. hald,
ana are hlsliy elated over the prices lhey
arc arepeiyiiit,, 4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
ORDER SUBSCRIBING
The SUSPENSION.
tsnecial 10 The Times. Dlspntch.)

Special TO The Times Dlspntch,)
II DANVlI,LE, VA May ;,-Mayor Harry
jWoclng this morning signed an order
suspending the ordinance OF city Council
Requiring additional fire protection for
the Academy Of Music, on account OF tho
enforcing OF which ordinance the Acade-
m. has recently been closed. The sus-
pension VIII he in fore until June 18th.
The order is made for the purposc of
allowing the Loyal Street public school
authorities the members OF the Memorial
Association and tile Daughters OF the
American Revolution 10 use the build
ing for public exercises the Academy
being the only public auditorium in the
city capable of accommodating tie an
tfcipatcd crowds.
The paper authorizing the Mayor TO
suspend the ordinence was prepared ~
the CTS attorney, F r Bowen, II con-
tains tic signatures OF fifteen meInbers
OF the City Council.
Miss Willie Russell and Mr. L, y.
Drumwright representing Worth Bagley
Council. Daughters OF Liberty: II NJ
Eos, state outside guard, B. W Gray.
OF the Credentials COMMITTEES. and sew
e.al past councillors VIII attend the
state Council of she daughters. which
win meet in the city OF Richmond On the
2ltI instant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
STATE NORMAL.
Cornerstone to be Laid and Gov.
ernor Will Make Address.

lBy ASSOCIATED Press)
GREENSBORO, n, G., May 1.-THE
commencement exercises of the state
Normal and Industrial College VIII be-
Gin May 25th, continuing through May
9th, Two years ago there was a most
interesting ceremony Of laying The cor
netrstone OF the new students building
by the Grand Lodge Of Masons OF the'
State. This building, having been com
pleted. Is now being used az dormitorics
for students burned out In the fire OF last
winter In addition TO the other exercises
of this commencement, the cornerstone of
the new aormitory building viii be laid
by the State Grand Lodge on Thursday,
aad promises 10 eelirse the ceremony Of
;Wo geass ego.
1'a9 clrmen zepaeEt sermon VIII be h2
pr Ro1eTt Strange, and the commence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Women's Summer
Underwear.

We can give you very finely Merce-
rlzed RIchelleu Ribbed LlsIe Vest for "5r.
Low nec,i and sleeveless, with silk tape
reck and arms, It's trimmed with SILK
ana looks like garments that sell for
much more in price
silk Plated and SIX Trimmed Vests.
low neck and sleeveless soc
unton suHs Of Sea Island cotton, knee
length and trimmed with torchon lace,
soc,
Fine Llsl Union Suits trimmed with
torchon lace, low neck and sleeveless, ~.
Union Suits are the most comfortable
garments one can wear in summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
New Furnishings
For The Children.

One of the latest Is a White SILK Cap
for the very small folks. It's the only
silk cap that will wash and look like
anything afterwards. After this cnp Is
laundered It is as good as new.
Trimmed with Val. lace Insertion and
lace, 81.
White Lawn Cap, hand made, tucked
and trimmed with dainty French knots,
zoe
"a Pque Wash Hats-the crown buttons
on, scallops around the edge, neat ties,
soc.
Waite sun Bonnets, trimmed with Val.
lace and lawn ruffles, soc.
White Plqus Reefers for children be-
tween two and five years old. Large
sailor collar. trimmed with embroidery
insertion and pearl buttons, S1."5.
Reefers Of all wool serge. for children
between five and fourteen years old
white, navy, golf and red made with
tucked sleeves. boxed back, with tucks;
no collar, trimmed around the neck with
contrasting colors and silk braid; brass
buttons, So.
Waite Lawn Dresses. S1.23. Long
waist with tuclis and embroidery inser-
ton down the front, The skirt has a hem
stitched hem ana tucks, T125.
lH oilc OF Inc pest dresses we nave Iois
the price is a Suependcr Dress of Shep-
nerds plaid, for SI13.
The waist is of white lawn, with straps
OF the black and white plaid over the
shoulders. making a charming effect
The entire dress IS piped with red. You
could hardly buy the material. for what we
sell the finished dress.
Buster Browns SISTERS Dress, for chill
dren between five and twelve, German
madras, full skirt, blouse waist, with
linen collar ana cuffs, SOS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
BE sHINBERGER,
SAYS A MEMBER
Police Commissioner Gossips
About Election Of Major
I4o,vard's Successor

\. = = Z Ill
4 Tha Board Of Police commissioners Oh
lie sjly viii. al the regular meeting
carly IN june, elect chief OF poiiee ~
f,Jt the Vachncy created by the tesignA-
nan ~ MAJOR u II, Howard, which ls
affective ,Duhe Both The board oil seven
members. as now constituted, VII ipaAe
the selection.
a member Of the board was interviewed
yesterday rs reporter as 70 me prov
nbIe action OF The honrd, ana IN fep.s
stated that what lie might say Woti"
be merely an expression OF ms o"h "plll,
ION The member In question stated ina
the board had received feN appileatloiis'
one OF these is from Captain u, J.. huice.
az Tho second District; another from Ser
cennt kerse, oftthc FIRST District; another
from d Newport News police officer and
another still from the Chief Of ponce OF
Roanoke Major Howard he SAID, was
MOI nm applicant, not having Withdrawn
his resignation.
The member expressed tho belief that
IL Young, active man not on the pres
ent force could be secured this would
probably he done but SO far no name
has been mentioned In this connection.
Ii choice were made from the present
force it would probably be Captain snlll-
berger, the present Inspector. In the
event tHHt n yOullG Iuttli WI q fSiip.2Si'
chief the office OF inspector would PROB
ably be abolished, but If Captain Shin
berger were made chief come young OIL
fcer would probably be made inspector
Tho commissioner was usket II there
was any sentiment In the board for the
recollection OF tEe present chief Major
b. r. Howard, and replied that In ms
opinion there was no likelihood whatever
of such action. Major Howard, he said,
could command but two votes OF the
seven members of the board.
In the event Of the elevation Of Captain
Shinbergcr to the position of chief. which
is now regarded as the best guess at the
action Of tile board. Sergeant r. b. Sow
ell has been mentioned as likely to be
made Inspector. Tho member of the
board referred 10 would make 10 prophe-
cies asto this. but expressed very high
estimateNof the sergeant as q capable.
efficient and courageous officer.
The term Of one of the members Of the
present board, that OF Mr., Welsh. of
Marshall Ward will expire by limitation
July 1st. after the chief has been elected.
1t is understood that Mr., Welsh IS 4 can
didate for re- election. Mr.. w. T. Sne
ling, of that ward. is mentioned as an
aspirant for the place also The selection
Is to be made by the present Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
.PEEPlNG OVER OUR
NEIGHBOURS FENCE.
Some People and Things III
the Town Of Ash II,
land.
fsnnnlnl ~ .t,ha 1,imes. 11lsr,a tciA

AsI9 YPsxsasb Z VIZ he may lTPhe rendu
| or Rev. ]. w Morris hero nro greatly
pleased Mt the report that ne will probn-
WIS at otc time assistant 10 DR. Robert
Strange. st. Paurs, Richmond, and IN
lrecognl1ed MS "a brilliant clergyman Rev.
| Mr. Morris Is Il son or Professor CharleH
Morris who for many years held the chair
Of latin and Greek at Randolph Macon
Ccllegc. and subsequently the Same posi-.
Ition at tile University OF Georgia. #
| MISE Connie Bridges, WHO has been Wis.
liting her Sister Iii Galveston. Texas ro-
turned home this week
Among the recent arrivals ut the Hem
Try Clay Inn are Mr., and Mrs Alex.
Eands. Richinond, and Mr. G, n Dual.
10 prominent attorney, Of Syracuse.
| Miss Browning, daughtcrspf Mrs. ]. A.
l RroEning, OF Washington. u. c.. Is Wis
ting In Ashland.
MIR. Frank Vaughan. OF the Henry Clay
mn, las left for Il short visit TO Bos-
iton
Mrs Richard Lee. Of Sumter. S G..
who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Carter. has returned 10 South Cnro-
I lima aF
Mrs. n. b. shackelford. who has been
I the guestf OF her daughter, Mrs. Il. 3.
lEniitliey, will spend the month OF May
n
gwitis bcr SON. Mr. Afuscoe Shackelford,
\ Trccmont. o.
1 ashland will have strong ball team
during ihcJsummer months. The battery
iof the Randolph Macon team viii form
\ the Lulwark Of strength Of the Ashland
\ team during vacation, schedule OF
games ON the college diamond Is being
arranged By the teams manager, =. NJ
Jordan.
An article in the Popular Science
Monthly for May entitled, "a Question
LOT Preference in English Spelling, by
lDr. 1.dwin Bowen. OF Randolph Macon.
| .las attracted considerable attention from
1.-The public press. The subject Is treat
cd IN entertaining style and Is Thoroughly
Ercadabie. pr, Bowen calls attention 10
!thc fact that n comparative examination
I Of the spelling OF Americans and English
men will show that the latter arc as
often Illogical as their cousins whom
| they criticse. The sketch summarizes
with the statement that tho many IN
lcorsatencics In Engllai, spelling Is duo
4 to the efforts Of scholars during the SIX
tteenth century TO make the spelling
chronological and classical
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
NEW REVENUE AGENT.
\ Rumored Reorganization
the Entire District.
(speolal 70 inc Tlmes- Dispatch.

GREENSBORO, n. C.. May l4.--Dr. W.
FL. Chapman. " a-yncAburs, Va, who
has been in th.a s..&eri!hient revenue SER
vice for twenty years, has arrived here
TO take charge as United States revenue
agent OF this district. Former Revenue
Agent Patterson, 1t is reported has been
ASSIGNED as u sub-agent at Asheville, the
position, il is said, being more IN the
nature of pension, as lie will continue
to draw pay without being expected to
do any regular work.
Mr. Patterson's health has been poor
for some time but there are rumors cur.
rent that the change made is only Il
beginning OF wholesale reorganization OF
the revenue service in this district, owing
TO developments growing out Of tho re-
cent whiskey frauds trial,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
2 M N |-4 n n
MILLER & RH0ADs.
Dozen or So Items
From the First Floor
Near the Broad
Street Door.

Saving a little OH each item
counts up in the aggregate.
III. r,ood Quality Lawn Hemstitched
HandkorchLGfs, Tor ladles,. ~ ~ Wlatth
hens, two for &c.
I,ailey's Violet ralcuf1 Powder, &c,
can.
Rlkers cedar Crystals, Guaranteed
.,,ra denlh ia moths and all Insects
large cnn tTc.
Riker's Mcnthol Headache Cologne,
Tie best made, zoe each. Ak
white walrus Peegy bsus. strop
handles ard inside purse, III each.
Fifteen new patterns In Black
SIX Belts, some plain. others giiu!eil
come With metal back pieces. boc.
each. ia
Two SILVER Golf Pins, in leather
Bags, 1.c.
New arrivals In very Sheer Collars,
whltc, blue, pink, lavender and black.
.Jc each.
Flvc patterns In All Linen ticm.
stitched Collars, sizes from ~ to
III Ia, all heights, t5c, ench.
Handsome lin9 Of Jap. Fans, i'm
white and cuorH. heavy weight;
every one a CSC fan, Toe. each,
LIandsome line Of Bono Stick Fans,
in hand painted and spangle effects,
all white prices from oOc. 70 So
each.
White cight-lnch Satin ,TaffetaF
ssoh Ribbons, superior quality and
high lustre, 0sr. d yard.
Cambria, Swiss and 1, Nainsook
Edges, from ten to eighteen Inches.
all hand loom goods and neat cf-
fccts, 2oc. n yard
Cambria Flouncinas, on the best
quality cloth, widths from twelve
to twenty-five inches all new and
catchy patterns
Warrens Feather Bone GIrdlcs,
sizes 2e3o, In white and black. l5c,
each.
NJ. and r. Light Weight Dress
Shields, all sizes; regular lie. kind.
Zoe. a pair.
Superior Quality English Twilled
Tape, ten yards to piece, all widths,
DC. piece.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Extra Good Values
in Fine China Cut
Glass and Bric-a-Brac.

DO you want, to see something cspe-
clally neat and dainty in Cups and sau-
GERS?
Look at our japanese goods, in delicate
decorations, $3.50 q dozen.
lIavilana and company's Fine China
Cups and saucers, border patterns, coin
gold stipple handles, $3.50 dozen,
Ten.inch cut Glass Vase, rich cutting,
$3.50.
Elght-inch Cut Glass BoW'' deep cutting,
sunburst pattern, ne" uesish ana 10"
priced at 80
solid Brass Jardin.ers. plain and chased
zoe TO $3.50, according to size.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
MIR. Coles's Successor.

4 The prospective retirement OF Mr.. Nal
colin a. Coles. chief office deputy OF
United States Marshal Morgan Treat
will create vacancy in he official force,
Mr.. Treat has made no announcement
yet as to whom he Will select in Mr..
Coles's stead, and there is considerable
speculation on the subject. Among those
mentioned as likely to be chosen IS Mr..
AZ. ]. Enright, now a deputy collector Of
internal revenue. Mr.. 1nright comes
from Goochland county. Ii IS believed
that he will be the man IL he desires tho
position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
News From the
Art Department.

Dainty Washable Cushion Covers for
summer, light blue. pink and white lawn,
with lace insertion and hemstitched ruff
file, ready to slip a cushion In. soc, each.
A new complete line of imported scrin
for Hardanger Embroidery Is now in
Marty, Congress. Camille and Cardoza
Scrim.
Fine Hand Embroidered Shirt Waists.
made in ireland. elegant linen, embroid-
cred by experts, S4.0s. F5 and $3.50 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
White Lawn Shirt-Waist
Suits, $500, 5000, $1,000.

Very sheer, fine Lawn, taste
fully trimmed, Just enough 20
set off the beauty Of the dresses
and make them what they should
be-dainty summer gowns.
The $500 Suits have low neck
waists. cut square, trimmed with
Val. inserting and tueks. skirts are
tucked and have six rows Of insert
ing.
The 5000 suits have y-neck
waist, with Val inserting and eds-
ing Skirt has two rows Of insert
ing. with yoke effect
The $1,000 Suits have high-neck
waists. with two rows of Val. insert
ing and tucks. The skirts have three
rows of Val inserting and tucNs
An especially good quality OF lawn
in these suits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Something Decidedly
New In Kirnonas.

a Kirnona that fits the figure
having tucked back and front
and drawn with neat belt al
the waist.
Three-quarter length, White and
Colored Lawns. a garment In which
woman looks dressed: special value
ut S1.50.
The New Handkerchief klmonas,
In colored lawns, handkerchief col
lar and sleeves. SI,5O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
RlCHM0NDER WINS US
CONSOLATION PRIZE

(SrecInl to The Times. DIsrntch.l
BALTIMORE, MD, May lA.--J g.
winston, Of the Lakeside Country Club,
r. chuond, Va, won the first consolation
prize In the gold tournament at tho
Baltimore County Club to-day. He was
nut out In the first match pay round
and continued in tho consolation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Curtains and Draperies
For Your Home
This Summer.

Irish Point Curtains, from $3.50 to $40
a pair.
Bobblnet Ruffed Curtains, white or
Arabian, %l,sS TO $500 a pair.
swiss fulfilled Curtains, good style and
unusual values; three yards long, from
zoe. to $3.50 a pair.
Cross Striped Curtains, the most artls-
tic and dainty creations for this season;
all colorings, three yards long, as low as
81 pair.
Cross Striped Drapery stuffs, cotton
cotton and silk and all silk; every desir-
able color combination. 1Dc. to SL75 n
yard
Swiss and Bobbnett Curtain stuffs
special variety of dotted and fancy Swiss
es and imported bobbinets, Zoe. yard,
/: lac. a yard, up 10 75c. yard. n.
Fine Art SIlkoIIne, refined patterns and
standard quality. The new styles.
12 1-2c, a yard. Last seasons styles,
lie a yard.
Eretonnes, DlmtIes, LInene Cloth and
Tapestrine, artistic creations, both in
weave, design and color effects, 10c. ard
23c. a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
LACES: Low Prices
Whila They Last.

100. and 25c. values IN Epru, Butter
ana White Nei lop I.uces, w 10 SIX
Inches wide, II lie. I, yard,
Twenty-Five new pstgnrrs In French
Valencennes l-aees, with edges aud ip-
servings, white and real shades, G5c,, 75e.
ana sc grales for soc, dozen
Twenty rev patterns in Light Weight
Ncnise Alovers IN white, ecru and but
ter suitable for alloyer waists, 7bc. a
yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
New Skirts for Summer at
The Most Reasonable Price.

Not Skirt into this store unless we re sased
in material and finish.
that Miller and Rhoads
trimmed with bands 81
s
strapped SI'o Sooo
andS
styles a
trimmed with
buon cheviot 49, s5oS
and roadc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Mems Summer Underwear

We have prepared for business
iii this department as never be-
fore in Our history as a store.
Everything new and a COM
plete line.