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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
SENTENCED FOR PIRACY.
Joseph Kirwin, Of Detroit, Gets Life
Term for Crime.

Detroit, Dec. 8. Joseph Kirwin,
aged rs, who was indicted on charges
of piracy on the high seas for rob-
berry of Mrs M. B. Sweeting, of Jack
son, Mich, on the steamer Western
states, September 10, today pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the Detroit house of cor
roctiop
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
BIG FRAUDS FOUND IN DENVER.
First Recount Of Vote DiscIoses Amaz-
ina DISCREPANCIES.

ing Discrepancies.
Denver, Dec. 3.---When the first bal
lot box was opened in the Supreme
Court yesterday amazing frauds were
shown. For the ballots in this box
the returns gave seventy y-nine republi-
can votes out of 325. Examination
showed 116 republican votes and to-
tai of 372 votes in the box. The open
ing Of the box was incidental to the
trial of seven election officials of the
seventh precinct, second ward.
Attorney ]. H. Hershey, for the re-
publicans, got the court to appoint
handwriting experts to examine the
entire lot.
United States Commissioner Capron
has held four democrats election off,
Gals to the federal grand jury. The
defendants. who are charged with con-
spiracy, are Charles Il. Kofsky, Frank
Kratke, Michael Mahoney and Joseph
Ray.
General Bells duel with Willard
Hatch still is on tapis. Friends of both
are trying to arrange an armistice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
Aaaaie rempIe Burns.

Fremont Neb., Dec. 3.-The Masonic
temnla here was destroyed by fire to-
dav The loss will be $4,000. The
.Iodea rooms Of the Elks was also in the
burned building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
FELoN ATTACKS WARDEN; SLAIN
Robert White, in South Dakota Prison
for Murder, Killed in Fight.

Sioux Falls, S. d., Dec. 3. AS the
result of an attack on Deputy War
den Cooley Of the Sioux Falls peniten-
tiary yesterday afternoon. Robert
White, prisoner, was killed. White
had frequently threatened the lives of
his fellow prisoners and members of
the prison force. He was serving
term of ten years for murder.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
Must Not Coal Helliaerents.

Colombo Island, Ceylon. Dec. 8. - In.
pursuance Of instructions from the
home government at London regarding
coaling facilities for belligenents, eth
er directly or indirectly, notice has
been issued that no naval vessel shall
be supplied with coal without permis-
sion OF the local government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

Telluride, Col, Dec. 3.-Eight union
miners, who had returned since the
strike was called off, were placed "a
board an outgoing train today and ord
cred to stay away.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

Who has free rural delivery
always reads tho T..R. BE-.
cause Of its excellent market
reports and its large .1st con.
dsnssd news service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
RAIN in KENTUCKY.

The Long Drouth In Central Part OF
the State Broken.
Lexington, KY, Dec. 8. - A steady
rain today broke the longest brouth IN
central Kentucky In half century,
tho it was not heavy enough to be ef-
fective.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

Toxic. Dec. 3. - 1t is the general
opinion here that the Port Arthur fleet
will attempt to make a sortie when tho
harbor becomes untenable or when the
Russians plans for escape mature. 1t
IL evident most of the ships are badly
damaged and unfit for service, but
some have fighting power. The Rus
SLAMS continue mine-clearing opera
tions. manifestly for the purpose of
preserving an avenue Of escape.
The Port Arthur besiegers report
that yesterday bearers Of flags of truce
sdn the direction OF the left wing ar
ranged for q partial armistice to ex-
tend from ten in the morning to four
in the afternoon for removal Of dead
and wounded.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
lMPosroR GANG in TROUBLE.

cIajminq to be constabIes They Raid
ed Slot Machines-One Killed.
Chicago, Dec. 3.-Members of an al
legged gang of pretended constables
who had been raiding slot machines
in suburban saloons encountered
severe check today at Blue Island dur
ing a saloon affray, in which ten shots
we're fired. One of the supposed con-
stables was killed and another wound
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

Toxic, Dec. 8. Manchurian head
quarters. reporting Friday night. says:
ION Thursday evening the enemys in
fantry attacked Machuanantzu noun
tain. but were Immediately repulsed.
On Friday morning the enemy's infan-
try and cavalry approached Hungtipi-
etatitz, but were driven off,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

early today just north OF here In
dense foE. Tugs were unable to release
her. The cargo will now be lightened.
The steamer is on a sandy bottom and
the wind off shore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
PAPER DENIED WEATHER NEWS.
Washington Forbids Giving Of Infor-
nation to Boston Herald.

Boston, Dec. 3.-J. w. Smith Of this
city, the district forecaster of the Uni
ted States weather bureau, has receiv-
ed orders from The weather department
at washington forbidding the delivery
by him of weather forecasts maps,
ETC., to the Boston Herald. by these
orders all weather information dissem-
mated by the weather bureau Is with
held from the Herald newspaper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

Antwerp, Dec. 8. ~ Russia is repor-
ted to be again seeking steamers for
dispatch of provisions and ammunit-
ion to Vladivostok.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
TRAER MAN FATALLY HURT.
George Dickerson Falls From Building
Receiving Severe Injuries.

Waterloo, Dec. 3.-George Dickerson,
aged 40, poultry dealer at Traer fell
ten feet from a building last night,
sustaining fatal injuries. He was
prominent In the community.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03
Steamer Goes Ashore.

Charievoix, Mich, Dec. a.-The pas
sengsr steamer Illinois went ashore
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

An amusing thing happened here in
newspaper circles 1t was published
here and In this correspondence ut least
six weeks ago that the governor had
made date with the secretary OF war
to present the Shiloh matter and when
he went to Washington 1t was again
printed that he was on the Shiloh mis-
sion. Nobody had any other notion.
But no sooner was he in Washington
until a local paper came out with n
flaming red line and startling two
column headlines, over dispatch de-
clnring that the governor had denied
In Washington he had been sent for by
the president to discuss the tariff. The
paper also declared dispatches had
been sent out stating that the govern
or had been called by the president to
discuss the tariff. Then the newspap-
er readers began to look for the dis
patches and failed to find them. it
was finally found that dispatch had
been sent out making the aforesaid
announcement and 1t came out OF the
office where the indignant denial was
heralded to the world as news. The
fair inference was that the false dis
patch was sent out just to get chance
to make a display Of purported de-
NAL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

ed, and among those who = greatest
of his admirers there Is 2 doubt he
will come out stronger tme than
ever before. and be more specific AZ
to what he thinks ought to be done.
Especially will there be great interest
because Of the wide publicity given
the visit of Governor Cummins with
others TO the white house for the
avowed purpose OF prevailing upon the
president to take up the subject. When
the message Is sent out we shall know
whether they have any standing at
the white house.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-03

(continued on fif.h pase.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03

As there was some difficulty In find
3,nr ont whether those who guessed
nearest wero boys or girls-as inc
names did not show tive were not
able until yesterday to award tho
PRICES. Two girls were exactly inc
same distance from the right NUMBER
md thew had to decide by lot yester-
day who was the winner. The lucky
number fell TO tho LOT of Miss Louise
Royall Of No. s14 West Grace
Street, Richmond. and she therefore
rot the doll. Master Temple Akin
son, OF No. Ella NJ Street, Richmond,
guessed the exact number Of letters
received, and therefore takes me steel
full-rigged man-of-war without any
question. The prizes were Delivered
to the lucky guessers YESTERDAY: aho
ta6 W
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PEARL BUTTONS.

Button business has dou-
5bled, but we want to double
that. These prices will do it;
50, gross two and four hole Pearl
Buttons, all sizes, are priced l@c'
dozen.
400 gross, Pearl Buttons, oil sizes.
worth Sc. and 1oc-, are now DC.
dozen
600 gross &c. Pearl Dress Buttons,
large sizes, are Loo. dozen.
500 gross Pearl Shirt Buttons mace
to sell AT l0c. a dozen. are &C. a dozen.
SO gross Fancy Persian Buttons,
imported to sell at 35c. and toc., are
L. 1-2c. dozen.
200 gross Black Bone Buttons made
to sell at 10c.. are Lee. Dozen
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s3.75 for New Cut Coats OF all wool
Kersey, all sizes and colors. former
price s7.75.
S5 for Military Coats, In black. cas-
tor and tan. were sS.9S.
$3.50 for Finest Kersey Coats vel
vet and cord finish, were $40.
$40 for Fitted and Full Back Coats
OF Kcrsey and Zlbeline, sold TO Sls.oo.
Sl2.bO for Full Three Quarter
Length Zibeline Coats. lined with
heavy satin, were $50,
$50 for Handsome Novelty Coats,
suitable for street and evening wear,
sold to $50.
$3.50 for Strictly Waterproof Rain
Goats. in best shades, SIS values.
SI5 for Cravenette Rain Coats. coli
larless cape effect, instead OF go
500 for Finest Imported Cravenette
Goats, In every conceivable shade and
style. were S25 :,
SI5 for Best Quality Electric Seal
Goats, with guaranteed satin lining
were s25.
s.5 for Near Seal Coats OF finest
quality, former price $3.50
$40 for $50 Seal Coats.
$50 for So Real Persian Lamb
Goats.
S5 for Children's $3.50 Full Length
Kersey and Zibeline Coats.
$3.50 for $40 Full Length Military
Coats. best styles.
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BLACK GOODS with A
BLACK EYE.

Fancy Colored Fabrics sue
ceeded them to such an ex-
tent the past season as to leave
large stock here and every
where, Our own and importers,
lots go in the January Sale.
AS usual, Collen's Store mea-
sures their goodlless-only the
most reliable are sold. The
price reductions are unprece-
dented.
Handsomest silk swansdown that
ever sold for sl,25, 4s inches WIDE VIII
be 75c.
tan Cloth. the usual - best value.
sold at all times by us at Sl.t5; spe-
French Poplin the newest sl.75 Tailor
suiting. 46-inch width. the price TO DO
Seeded Armure Cloth, 30 inches wide,
English, all wool. was sold for 81 me
price to be dDc. !,
wide, marked to lave sold Tor sl'b2'
will be 81 o.
SILK Warp Henrietta, the best sl.2o
quality, the sale price to be sbc,
French Broadcloth, In striped panne
effect, 90 inches wide. sl.25 usual best
) cost. tho price 1850.
Ali Wool Cheviot the best grade,
sold for SOC. to 59c,. various weaves'
to be sold for abr'
ART GOODS. f fESSk.
Holiday prices are about
cut in half to keep up with the
White Sale.
s1sx1s inches stamped centerpcces,
various designs, each &c.
\ Stamped Scarfs, ready hemmed, full
lengths, for l0c.
Stamped Pillow shams, hemmed, va
rety OF designs, pair, zoe
Tray Cloths, hemstitched ana drawn
< work, 25o. value, ample CHOOSING, LOT
As scalloped Edge centerpieces, round
or square, edge ready embroidered,
Ii ono row of hemstitching, and stamped;
best SOC, value, choice SOC,
1sx1a Linen Bankruptcies, emnrolderea
edge. for 49,; Doylies to match. each
All Linen Buffet scarfs. stamped,
4 with fringed edge two yards long,
usually sells for 39c, iloW :0c.
Drawn Linen Tray Cloths. fringeed.
stamped in various designs sl'olce
..5c, y, ,,s
kinds, price ~ ~, 5,a,,.,,,,
Lot Of Applique scarfs, illl ,lens ~,
25c. kind, each pc. 5
Il \
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Creme de Chimes, handsome all SILK
81 quality, in all OF the most popular
colors, including white and cream
GDc.
zoe Soft Finish Lining Silks. light
tints.& suitable for evening wear. &c.
Lot Of Foulard Silks. satin liberty
effects. worth UP 10 81, any for ooc:
SOC. Colored and Black SIZE Mulis
for 15c.
"creponettes," pure silk, soft and
clinsy. like crepe de chine, worth
$50, for DOC; black and white only.
81 inches wide Black Taffeta, heavy,
lustrous, Sc value. for S1.i3.
S6-Inch Black Peau do Sole, with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03

Soc. yard-German Linen Table
Damask. heavy weight, SOC. grade.
4Sc. a yard for Two Yard Wide Ger
man Linen Damasls, In some Of the
best designs.
zoe. yard for the usual SIC. Linen
Damasks, 81 inches wide.
75c. a yard for Pure Irish Linen Das i
mask. two yards wide. 81 value.
oOc. a yard-Two Yard Wide Import
ed Mercerized Damask, always zoe.
10c. a yard-Bleached Damask, s.
inches wide, special 25c. value.
lie. a yard-Turkey Red Table Da-
mask. fast color, regularly 25c.
1Oc.-Llncn Huck Towels. extra
weight, hemmed.
10 2-3c.-Extra Quality Linen Huck
Towels size 22X43 inches.
1Oc.-Henl stitched Linen Huck Tow
els, with damask borders.
roc. a yard-Pure Linen 1914 Sheet
ing, best SLID grade.
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January Sale Of Suits, Goats, Skirts.

Turning page for is the crucial tne 70 o
buyer that any idea OF Proh nus NC
and the question below cost garments can DC
priced To meet the demands OF this White Sale an extra notc
has been let out and prices follows:
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finish like satin. elegant $3.50 quality
81 a yard. -. ,,,,
e7-inch Black Peau dc soie' JUS
trous 81 quality 00c. -
Blue, Maize and White Peau ae
Levant, soft and pliable, for evening
s Black Silk Lining Taifetas. loud
White White Taffeta. all pure silk, 5oc'
quality. for SOC. ~. 80,
35-inch Black Taffeta, metallic. mas
a. beautiful kid finish, regularly sl:o9
quality, for sl.1o; lighter we cg
ss inches wide, Sis quality. for eac;
27-inch Heavy Black Taffeta. hana-
somelv finished, regularly Csc, for oue'
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$3.50 for Children's s5.as BOX Coats
In tan. blue and red
S1.OS for Children's $3.50 Box Reef
ers. best shades.
80 for Women's and Misses sl2.oo
Tailor Made Suits OF various fabrics
SIS for Womens SIS Tailor Made
Suits of plain and mixed fabrics
S12.6O for $50 Newest Cut Finely
Tailored Suits. in colors and black
SI5 for the usual $3.50 suits OF
Pebble Cheviot and Broadcloth...
Walking Skirts Of Oxford and placR
mixtures for GOc. each.
50 Walking Skirts of gooc quality
Melton. full flare. S1.OS
IS Walking and Dress Skirts reduced
to $3.50.
$50 Skirts In dress and walking
lengths. now 50; finer ones at like
reductions,
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LESS THAN half.

zoo pieces Of wide Point. de Paris Laces Insert
ings and Edgings to match, such as are sold Tor
IS 2-3c and 1gc., are priced for the white sale at
&C. a yard .tss
ZIG pieces Of Torchon Laces Edgngs and IN,
settings, including a lot Of navy blue and red
wash laces, usual price Sc, for this sale J sac. a
yard.
200 pieces Of wide wash orchon Laces, III
Medici designs, edgings and insertings, all wide
widths Sc. and 1oc. grades, for sc. a yard
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C0RSE'T.C0vERS.

soc.-Finc Cambria and Nainsook Corset Gov
ers, trimmed in various styles, some are perpen-
dicuar tucks and embroidery others are OF lace
25c-Several hundred dozen Corset Covers, a
dozen styles among them and all the wanted de-
signs in trimming.
1ec-V Neck Corset Covers, trimmed with en-
sbroidcry.
Others to $780,
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DRAWERS.

44c.-Finc Cambria Drawers, some umbrella
shape, hemstitched, tucks and wide embroidery
edging, other styles trimmed with Torchon lace
edging and inserting
5oc.-Cambric Drawers, more than half dozen
STYLES, some trimmed with embroidery, some wide
Torchon laces and still others with French Val,
not garment in the lot worth less than 75c.
2qc.-Muslin and Cambria Drawers, some trim-
med with Torchon edge and inserting, others with
umbrella ruffc Of lawn, tucked and hemstitchcd
hem.
1ec.-Muslin Drawers, trimmed with ruffles.
Other lots from 121c. to So pair
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q y + & 4 4. B / +.
1oc. yard-Llnen Huck Toweling,
regularly 15c. .f8
1Oc. each-Hemstitched Linen Tray
Cloths open work borders.
zoe. a dozen-Grass Bleached., Da.
mask Dinner Napkins. special. tx &
81 a dozen-All Linen German Da-.
mask Dinner Napkins, $50 value.
S2.S5 az ddzen-Three-Q Size
Fine Irish Damask Dinner Napkins,
special 81 value.
BLEACKED TURKISH BATH
TOWELS,
snowflake-1c 1-2c for the Largo
Size lie. Towels.
10 .-3c. for the 25c. Snowflake Tur-
kish Towels.
25c. for tho Extra Large Size Tow
22-inch SANITARY BIRD-EYE DIA-,
PER, the best grade-a piece OF ten
yards for 50c.
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SILKS half PRICE and LESS.

These prices are than they have ever been ana az 10y
justified by business September nearly double yea ~
This sale OF made prices low IN oher oePdl
even our little prices Silks had to be further reduced =
chance do
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Santa Claus Letters.

' 'es Seventy-F|ve Miles q EInDIolQeIIeS
From the Least Workmanship Soc. on the Dollar
y l
Of the old world
nUi1st
There ~ 600 oftnest
IRON oo 70
theSl me novelty he
The . choice designs in hadds%e
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x NAM a RIBBON ENDS.

There is an end leftsfro every twenty pieces Of Ribbon
woven Last contracted for delivery January It tor
all Tie Ribbon Ends Of coming springs weaving
manufacturers. 1t will be happy help to the Whle
Full Ribbons all the spring c0lo i4
81
Ribbons al
yard { 49, 523ca
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white SALE LINENS.

Go where YOU will you'll find the equal Of these Linens.
Some were bought this sale months ago, before the higher
prices obtained discount wholesale prices See
what prices this White Sale makes: * Mr..
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BASEMENT BARGAINS.

I,ounging Robes. Wrappers and
Dressing Sncques, less than cost.
SOS Full Length Kimonas. S1.50.
Dainty Klmonas and Dressing
Sacques, to be closed out for Dsc.
each
Flanneletto Dressing Sacques. 25c.
Flannelette Wrappers. In full sizes,
for Zoo.
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COTTON: OUTINGS.

81 Bleached Sheetngs. the $50.
grade. white sale price 1Sc.
Al Bleached Cambrics and Cottons.
&c. to lie. grades. white sale price
q 1-2c,
Heavy &c. Yard Wide Unbleached
Cotton, 3-lc.
&c. Calcoes. gray, fancy and red.
choice . 7-sc.
loc. Yard Wide Dark Percales 9.
3-4c.
1oc. Flannelettcs. several designs.
Light and dark grounds, any for q
3-4c.
Heavy Fleeccd Double Face Dark
Outings, the Sc. and &c. kind, 3-lc.
&c. Bleached Cottons. full yard wide.
white sale price BIC.
42-inch Bieachcd Pillow Cotton, tho
!. 1-2c. grade. white sale price 1-Ic.
CURTAINS.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, some in
the lot with slight defects; any Of
these Doc, a pair. from 81 to sl.O val
hes.
u l-2c silkolines, various patterns
TO select from. S Lie. yard.
Three and four pairs OF one design
OF Fine Nottingham and Fish Net Lace
Curtains, to DO closed out at Ti,.h
pair.
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NIIIGnT'I|G0WNS..

esc. each-Muslin, Cambria and Long Cloth
Gowns, trimmed with finest nainsook embroidery
and Val. laces, and made in very latest Trench
styles.
S1.25 cacl1-FIalf a dozen styles Cambria and
Nainsook Gowns, with high or low neck
$3.50 each buys Gowns as handsome rs, as any
$3.50 garment ever shown here.
/. 7ec. Gowns Of muslin OF cambria, high
OF low neck, trimmedGwith embroidery or lace
and made as full as the $1.5o garments
3sc. each-Gowns Of muslin, some with tucked
yokes and some trimmed with Torchon lace in
serting
soc. scach-Gowns, good substantial muslin,
neatly trimmed, ample choosing in styles
Others up to SIS each and all Of the finest quail
ity at the prices.
Z Z I r II 4.
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The. 10000 yards Of Embroideries on sale
Monday will be at the widest prices ever. given
and there will be an utter disregard OF value.
They will start at &C., with values to &C.
SC. yard for thousands Of yards up to Q inches
wide, values I2hc.
At &c. a yard, widths to 9 inches, livery class
of work that cost to nc.
a. &C, a ward, with counters full to choose,
widths to 1o,4 inches; every sort Of designs and
values. to 2Oc.
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THAT BARGAIN BASEMENT

Contributes Of the best offerings to- this wonder sale OF
Whites Never has it stood forth prominently the
ent Of the least priced dependable merchandise --
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SALE OF white UNDERlV YEAR.
Made TO Our Own Order.

Not mpe weashp work but manufactured to our or
Lingerie three times much for made u a
large profit the French makers exact and the
manufactured article before the
the made garment for less buy the
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q8c-Nailsook and Cambria skirt chernisc,
trimmed in various ways with Point de Paris and
Duchess aces, ruffles on skirt, with lace edge
5oc-Chen1isc in number Of most wanted
STYLES, some low round neck, others square en-
broidery trimmed, back aud front.
roc Cambria Skirt Chense, one style in par
ticular, is round neck with insertion Of dainty.
embroidery and edge, tucked long skirt and ruff
fle. . 81
y 88c.-Fnc Chemisc and as good as ever sold at
S125, trimmed with Torchon lace, skirt length
and ruffle bottom. W. 3
Other Che1nises to +$4.25,
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The HOPE OF ALL RICHMOND

for the entire summer: Swiss Cambria and NAM
;ook Flouncings, values to 2oc. to be sold as long
as thew last at 12kc. yard.
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KNIT UNDERWEAR.

u ssts s 2 Z : . To-
All Our stock Of Moments
and Children's Knit Under
wear-nearly $4,000 worth
has been moved to the base
lnent i'll order to get more
ROOM. Prices have been from
21c. to S., but now they are
121c. to So. Sales have been
slow, but we expect to move
them quickly with basement
prices.
TOWELS.
bc.-Largo Size colored Border
Bleached Towels.
3c.-Hemmed Towels.
HOSIERY.
7c-Boys' Seamless Ribbed Stock
!ngs, sizes to 0 1-2.
4c.--Children's Ribbed Stockings.
sc.-AIissos' Seamless Stockings.
oc.-Womens Seamless Black Stock
ings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-03

At 1ec. and, 25c. choice designs II. 11aluso1l1
wide Flouncings, which may not be offered aga
this season for less than. soc.