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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-06
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Seeding is now going on in full
blast and the farmers are all hoping
good shall the harvest be-. More
barley and speltz and less fax will be
seeded this year.
| VIM. Schultz. one of tie modern
farmers Of Penn, purchased gasoline
engine outfit from D.ngman last week.
Miss Margaret Hicky and Miss
Nellie Doyle spent Friday and sar-
urd,y on the formers claim in the
vicinity Of New Rockford.
Henry Hanson and his sister, Miss
Daisy Hanson. arrived fro:, st. Paul
last week and are at present visiting.
with their relatives, Mrs. c. Gessner
and Mrs. F. Gessner.
Sunday school meeting was held at
the new school house last Sunday
forenoon with F. 81. Graham as sup
erintendent
Mrs. George Dingman and Mrs. A.
Hancks made trip to Devils Lake
last Monday.
A party consisting of gentleman
and two ladies got onto a freight
engine at Churchs Ferry last Saturday
evening and rode down to Penn,
thinking they would be able to ride
back on the next freight train but
this train crew refused to carry any
passengers, consequently the trio
were Obliged to stop here wh:c.l of
course was to their sorrow, but our
| happiness. Next time when TIE
gentlemen decides to take another
ride down here we hope he will bring
some more ladies with him. as such
an article is very scarce in this burg.
Amund Klufton and Harold Steeser
transacted business in town last Mon
day. They congratulated the Penn
people on having the dryest town
along the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Gremsgard drove
down to Devils Lake last Tuesday and
returned the same day.
A farmers cooperative Creamery
company was organized at Penn last
Friday. It is supported by over forty
of our best farmers. and the contract
was let to the Hicks Cream Separator
company Of Minneapolis The cream
cry to be cor pleted and ready for
business June 2sth. We are glad in
deed to note this forward step of our
farmers as this will not only be pay
| ing business itself but the history of
all dairy countries has been that the
creamery is invariably FLOWED by
4 diversified farming which makes it
| less liable for the producer to have a
total failure. There are tracts Of land
in Minnesota aud Wisconsin just as
fertile as Ramsey county land and
i even comparatively we'll developed
long before furrow was struck ID
Ramsey county. And the early farm
ers of that section were of the same
| opinion that prevails among Ramsey
county farmers that they could &c
on raising wheat: forever. This was
found to be entirely erroneous and the
daarying business was. adopted. This
SO rev olutionized farming conditions
that the Wisconsin farmers now boast
lof having the largest bank deposits OF
any farmers in the United States and
while they have been making this
off their diaries their farms have been
so enriched and enlivened by the div
ersiied farming incidental and neces-
sary to ohe dalrying business that
they are now just as sure of crop
as they were when the prairies were
first broken up.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-06
MADE YOUNG AG q.

One Of Dir. King $ New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
in my teens again, writes p. a.
Turner Of Dempseytown, Pa. They
are the best III the world for liver,
stomach and bowels. Purely vege-
table Never gripe, Only 2255c at 6.
~. Greene's durg store
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-06

The Pioneer Press, in reviewing the
FORK Of the session Of congress just
losed, says:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-06

NV line Of rugs and carpets just
arried at j. GOLDBERG g tt
NE finest lot Of horses ever shipped
4 III Hire new on sale at First National
BAN
lint forget Richardson bath
roofs. Hot and cold baths. only 10
cen
NV line Of rugs and carpets just
arribd at >. Goldberg s 4-tf Nh
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-06
Exe cutiye
Committee

Fargo, May 5--The executive com
mittee Of the North Dakota Immi-
grafton association completed the
business Of its first meeting last night.
George 81. Phelps was the unani-
nous selection Of the committee for
permanent secretary Of the association.
The more potent question discussed
were transportation, publicity and
the one of assimilation with the
American immigration association,
the headquarters Of which are at St.
Paul. After thorough discussion
OF the various suggestions and plans
outlined at the formativ meeting
and organization Of the association,
held in this city April 1, the follow
ing committees were appointed:
Tzansr ortation- q. p. Smart,
Jamestown; T. j. Baird, Lakota; W.
u. Williamson, Lisbon.
. Advisory Transportation Committee
-. B. Streeter. Larimore; J. b.
Folsom, Fargo; II. N. stabeck, Botti-
neau; G. Case, New Salem and I. J.
Foster, Bathgate.
Publicity-W. A. Scott, the presi-
dent, Fargo; G. c. Connolly, Devils
Lake. and R. s. Adams, Lisbon.
| The executive committee was ap-
Iointed by the president to confer
with the executive committee of the
American immigration association on
the subject of the alliance of the two
associations or the forming of working
plans for unanimity of action in tue
farthering of the OBJECTS of the asso.
citation. =
An auditing committee consisting
iof Emery Ohnetsad Of Willow City,
VIM. Glass of Cooperstown and Nor
ten Page # Fargo was appointed and
the secretary was authorized to prepare
4 articles of Incorporation. The com
mittee then adjourned subject to the
call Of the president.
q This movement is in the interest of
the entire state Of North Dakota.
ISufhcient interest exists in this nm
de- taking to have induced the execu-
tive committee thereof to come to
Fargo from distance of good many
miles, flom all over the state, to at
| tend this meeting. There mas been
unprecedented prosperity in this state
for the last three or four years many
think brought about by an era Of good
crops, Ho viewer, the rise in the value
/ of farm lands has had much to d.
with it. This state is young state
and great deal Of business is done
in it on credit--the basis of this ere
4 dit is the value of the lard behind
the Indebtedness, therefore it is o.
Interest to everyone in the state tt
i keep up the value of their lands. ii
1 The Canadian northw is thor.
Eoughly organized and is reaching out
after new settlers in all directions.
4 The southwest is also thoroughly
Eorganized, is paying large sums Of
money to place tie advantages Of that
section before the people Of the olde,
states and the nav J, com ], 49,.
1.-THE big nond M Tnis - ans that Ma.h
1Dakota mnst brino nsfora Az. tna' a :, :. :
| of these United States, and other
1 countries her advantages.
makes its how - tba nnh,;. es aa,a -
an mort and -. omar An, 80 49,. :
4 h attand;nno istr;ct1v Ups
I'm band and h traa+ins col saa4:os
~ y go ese.ioi
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-06

Mrs. Simpson and Miss Carrie Al.
HoIblo ok. of Portland Oregon, sis
tiers Of Col. HoIbrook of the New
YORK Cash store. are visiting in the
city for a few days.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-05-06
Mrs. Katie Gale has returned from
her claim near Granville, where she
spent several weeks. he
QUICK ARREST.

j. a. Guelldge Of Verbena, Ala,
was twice in the hospital from a
severe case Of piles causing "A tumors.
After doctors and all remedies failed,
,Bucklen's Arnica Salye quickly ar
rested further Inflammation and cured
him. 1t colquers aches and kills
pain. 25c. at G. w. Gre ne,s, drug
store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
VOTE FOR THE MERCHANTS GIFT LIBRARIES.
~ A. Ready for the Season. Big Silk Sale.

Handsome Fancy Louisinc, IL the various col
orings, 63c. al
on sale a great number 81 Sl.25 Printed Ran
som Chiffon Iaffctas III the best styles Of Tic
season. at the special price. 85c.
Also Silk Chiffon Foulares, i, the pretticst de-
signs, for 75c.
On sale at 9 o'clock five pieces Of Pure Silk, "a
inch Printed Fouards that cost SIS, for SOC g
yard
for 75c. !. . *, ., II
j 20 wards 2z-inch A-Silll White Habuta, a5c
a yard.
Champagne light blue and white all silk Messane Crepe,
Doc yard 5,s sg ,.,,, 5 -5a. .,-,.. Il.
at 60c yard i4i5 u 5t53
Embroidered Dots on silk mousseline white nack anu
! colors, special price 19c # fsa -,
SILK Mousselines white nd black from l"c 70 '"c
yard
a. pieces All-Silk Grenadines including lot OF
fine French fabrics thatcostto $45o--evcry piece
double width, prices will be 75c to $3.50 yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

Cohen's Housekeeping Linens are part of the
reliable merchandise Of the stores many years
record. No matter how low you buy them. livery
article undergoes the closest scrutiny as to where
and how they are made
37kc a vard--Hcavy All Pure Linen. German
Grass bleachcd Table Damask, various designs a
reliable linen at SOC
~ ards vide extra weight beautiful new designs
. With open border best 81 quality ~.
roc vardTwo wide mercerized full bleached pest
n,alitv Belgian Table I5c best price hitherto
ST a Cozcn-Double Damask, all linen German
Dinner Napkins, embossed floral designs, sold usu-
ally at S1.3S
$3.50 dozerFll ga Bleached Pure Linen
: Napkins always s..
&C cacl-16o dozen Heavy Huck Towels, guar
anteed rs. per cent. linen size 1890 inches.
each-6o Iemstitched Iluck Towels German
Linen, With damask borders regularly 25c
Fieur LIS Border German Pure Linen
lIuck Towels, inches. value 81 dozen.
scars all linen. nemscAed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

Sale Of White Goods will open Monday with
prices beyond recognition. good many o. tnem
are sold in the basement which. you'll ma unu 9,
the basement heading. \ nc iolioWlns ~ t w
main floor:
1a1sc yard--3oo yards Of Fancy Piques
FAC a vard--Endlcss variety Of Fine Mcrccrzcd
White Dan1ask from the tiny dot TO the largest
designs, $50 value.
nc yard-White French Madras, double satin
stripe
IS 2-3c a vard-N[erccrzed Satin Stripe White
Grenadinc, the $50 value OF every store
12Mc yard-Frcncll Welt, the same Quality
usually sold for 25c
15c a yard-Fancy Merccrizcd Light. Weight
Pioucs the CSC value Of every store we know.
size for yard wide India Lnons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
New Cotton Fabrics at Surprise Prices.

Fancy suitings, imported to sell at Soc are mark
ed 21c. 4ssa@
SOC Linen Bourette suting. 36c
Bombay Silk Checks, 35c.
surah Silks in champagne and other coors SOC
5Oc
Mercerized Eaaine suitinss solid and fancy printed
effects. 10c.
Embroidered Charnbrays, lace effects and bou-
rette designs, 1oc. values, for 93-4c.
the OF silk and royal
blue grounds small figures. 15c
Mcrcerized Fou1ards, impossible to judge them
from silk and near equal to the best Silk Foulards
made, instead Of SOC, are 25c.
Bource skirtngs Piole Sutngs designed after the
linen and wooen fabrics. 121kc value. for O5c.
Chambays in color all the ne" color
ings. value yard wide marked 11i1c.E
American Batise, 1000 yards in various designs
s Bic yard
l1-s yard Black French Organizes, l21ac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

The first history Of Pure Dye Black Iait Il, q
selling III America for SOC yard. Never eard 81
before full aoc and has every s1ara'1,eeh has
a. r,,ad ~ nro[l,,ce, the Usual low price 95c ne
same Yard vide 95c The 27-ncl, is 85c The en-
Tire lot IS limited to 1000 yards.
a Black rear de Sole yard vide is 20. ,Sc' -.
p,re pve reau dc Cygne. IN black only, "'c'
al silk Black Mourning Armtre. 4oc. -, -, ,ah,,o,
n french r,ye Water and Perspiration Proo niaeA i
FOR s2c and Osc. Both surprising values
81 n;eccs Black Peat de Sole, pure silk and the
san,c grade that always sells for 75c, is 55c
An silk irish roplnette black only cost s5c Will go on
fae Monday for Doe ,,. ~. .,a,,,r hos, 81 quality.
Pure silk Black Tafteas high usre regular sac quality
I Eor tic :, &
Among the Colorcd Silks arc shantung Pom
purc Sill Foulards in all the various new col
orinps, with neat designs 25c. a yard III,
Pannc Satin Foulards, in bright colorings, worth
,42c, for 1ec yard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

Several hundred pairs Of Lace Curtains, goods
from the warehouse Stock that came too late-reg-
ular sI.65. Lace Curtains, CSC pair.
Some So and S2.25 Curtains for ST..
Regular Curtains, for Ole pair
~ pairs Irish Point Curtains, usual S. kind
S1,75 pair.
Open Work White Coored Cottage eamine,
Cottage Curtains, various coorings,
pair.
usual l2isc quality 0i.r a yard.
designs special
price, yard.
a25 Curtain Poles, to "a inch width with
complete &c a
A Half Cargo Mattings-Easy to buy anything
here when one can buy to advantage as all this
stock Of Mattings Japanese carpet designs, or the
heavy China all the new colorngs or white.
Heavy Fancy China Mat,mgs, for Sec yard.
Best oac Heavy Close Woven China Mating, for lsc
The usual zoe Heavy Mating will sell for i2ec.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

Despite much higher cost, this is a special Of
fering Of thousands Of yards OF the landson1cst
fabrics OF every class below any price ever made
in all the past The designs are all new and i'll
keeping with the latest styles produced by the
best manufacturers, including many imported
fabrics.
The finest Batistc ever sold for 12hc to 16c
arc on sale for 7lRc
The usual loc. quality every design for : s4c.
The Sheer Imported Baiste Organdes that always sell
for lOlac
Embroidered Dotted Ogaudie solid coors and printed In
designs including the linen coors always l21c
ore.
Embroidered Swiss Novelties. newest imported French
all colora and gall combinations OF coortngs. 15c
qualities, for 25cF-
Irish Dimitics, finest quality, solid colors and
neat printing including the new shadings, instead
OF our last seasons I9c. price we open the season
with a special sale, for 1o1ac.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

~ anbicst results 81 Made Garf1leTts area1-
.ways to Be looked for at Col'ens store 1ne
second floor is filled with them. e.... H. -
no suIts Il, ney mixtures which shoild be So are ~.
~ ri new suits III fancy, stylish effects bargain az
SIS. for SO #f485I ,3 .., r.. Isl |. \. ~ #
1ot, know how perfectly ottr garments are
made. 8
Man nIored suits In the new military effects nowhere else
less than $22.5O. for $40 3t . u..,- ..,, ..,ored
French Handsome t7rohdcoth suits man 'a"o'eu
$50 to S37. s.@
Womens Walking Skirts, a lot which should
be SIS are $2.75 each.
Al Wool Thibet Skirts s3.7b
Mohar skirts in black Of equa1 to any $3.50 Skirts
for 80. 14f4&f -
Novel effects. in worsed Crash Skirts, so:ts.
Women's Taffeta aid Foulard Suits, $3.50,
S14. 50 and $40, beautifully constructed and you IN
wonder at the prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
re Complete Readiness q Made Garment

Childrens Refers they're silk lace trimmed.
$a.so.
x Fitted c1o, Refers only al each 8 s8l. s&s
Military Refers. S2Ds.s 553tsFF3 tS &3 ta $Sf
Dressing Sacques and ,Kmonas, a great variety
of styles, soc, 75c and upwards.
Women's New shirt-Wast Sits, ut R1.tD remarkable
vAue. This s hbegnnng Of tho many garments you'll
find on gale here ea t 8S56s 8i@ gs3 A t
Hundreds Of Shrt3Waists III the sale and each
and every one With that careulncss Of make which
appeals to the most fastdious taste.
3Dc carl,--shr Waists that bargain at 65c s#H81&
csc eaclBlnck tNtercerzed Satin Waists With 20 ticks.
Y The Dollar Walst--sone oily Dsc. YOU may buy
white figures plain, 1nercerlzcd linen blact,
cerzod lawn white lawn and variety Of white muslin
embrolcc such sold for less than stbO to So
$40 Mcrccrzcd Cotton Waists that tailored
$c.0S. stS
t,5c Tor s25 White piquc Waists.
~ Black Molnir Waists. s150 @ FF{5 5Bls
Empire In black only soft material. 500.
pcrcae and Madras Waist endless variety Of designs.
perfect sewcd and perfect fitting about the cost OF material
zoe. 85g st8E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Mattings Burst Their Sphere Of Value and
Curtains Help Them.

Carpet designs Linen Warp Mattings, will sell
for lac. yard The styles and quality always sold
for soc and 4oc arc 19c to a5c
3x6 Feet Mating Rugs are 55c.
3oxoo Fibre Rugs for ST.
Leave your estimate for Hcttricks Adjustable
Window Awnings. There arc many reasons for
buying this which we will be glad to prove.
Window and Porch Shades to order or ready
made.
sxs Opaque shades in all colors, complete for 1oc.
The "Vudor'' Porch Shade, to fit all wants, in
size, So and up, put up
We are manufacturing agents for Brass and
Enamel Beds. You get them at factory prices
and we get only discount for the sale. The
ing is largely worth while Prices arc: Enamel
Beds, $1.7s to the heaviest solid Brass Twin
Bed, for SIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
housekeeping and Dress Linens for Monday

oper Mexican design y yards long 10 inches VICE.
half Linen Tray Cloths open hemstltcheu,
vi til Mexican border IL ,3
los each-TIandsomc Double Damask Pure Linen
Pattern Table 2x21a yards. in handsome scroll
designs Is!
Fine Dress Linens 36c a yard-Large lot Of
White Dress Linens, finest grade, made in Ire
land and best ever sold for SOC, one pure linen
sheer lawn, the other round thread shlrt-Walst
linen, soft finish, your choice, 36c
25c yard-Pure Lawn SIC yard wide quality
.Dc ynrd-The weight Dress Linen that We ma
tlers usually sell beached inen round
&c a yard-Pure for shirt waists clear white
121sc a yard-The in union Lalf linen
Colored Dress Linen will be much in vogue this
season.
121Ac a yard pure linen Blouse Linen, the Union
(nalf lincn) &C a yard
2sc yerd-Pure Dress Linens, IL the new blues saro
vide
Linen Furniture Covering 3ec yard-Pure
linen in stripes and colors for furniture covering,
50 inches wide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

More Fine Black Fabrics at your own way OF
6oc. A1l-Nool Imported Morris Granite, 2ec.
The ooc Brilliant Mohair Sicilian, IS priced at
age. ",
for 371Ac.
Imported Wire Wolfe, 40 inches wide, 75c yard
S125 Silk Swansdown is being sold75c.
Silk and Wool sEolicnnc to he sold for 75c.
.All-Wool Use. English Cheviots to be sold Tor for
48c.
All-Wool Voilcs, CSC.
Highest grade OF All-lNool8 72c. Imported Bat
silk Warp Henrietta, sr25 quality, made ont
Of the finest Australian wool, soc.
And many other bargains in Black Goods.
New Colored Dress Goods.
Finest Imported S. Scotch Grenadne, 81 inches
wide, 98c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
The Infants Home.

One 81 the spots il all the
South where they arc provided
for from2A to z. Everything ans and
anything, Special price things. !
IT 1-2c each--Twenty dozen Muslin
cans, with lace beading and ribbon or
full ruchng. up to $40 value.
:s6c-Infants' Caps that usually cost
CSC s5c .75c and 6ac; choice OF endless
variety, manufacturer closing 10y;
choice, 35c.
1925 10 s3.Os-New Wash Hats, beau
.tiful designs. in novel effects.
lifelong Cambria slip, ruffled' usu-
ally 29c. 9!s
No matter what your infant Would ee-
tmand. We carry All things, from the PC
ginning to the end.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Sale Of Mems and Women's I'm.
ported Hosiery.

From large importing house which is going
into liquidation, closed out these to us all aver
age saving Of 40 per cent.
25c. pair-1hc New Tan Stockings for women
--allovcr lace Lisle, four shades Of tan to match
the new russell shoes, They the regular soc
imported grade.
pair--Allover Black Stockings In number OF
sylessome have embroidered nstep imported
and 75c.
zoe pair Imported Gauze Isle Stockings in tan, blue
and black--as fine gossamer
~ 20 par.-Pure Asik Imported Stockings. they are
regular 50 hosiery.
bc par-mported Embroidered Stockings and 25c-
also the fine gauge plain black l9c domestic grade
I9c palr-Alcn's Blcaclcd Isle Iaf-Flose,
fancy silk embroidered and imported to sell at soc,
900 par-Alen's Real dsle Hose--grny and black.
white and black blue and backln heavier weight.
lor pairMens Imported Half Hose. In the bluet'e
sftects, very novel and striking,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
la es as LAces Never
Before. II.

Settle Torcl1ons s1c buys Or
the Point Gle Paris for SC, III 1i1la Mol
.d7laiy''sFsale.
5 Sc asyard-17l1e French .V' a'l"
i, the popular loow-knot designs ' ).
Lodgings and ting--tl1ee PCS pest
s; 1aoc 5quality.
7bc N yard Point dAlcncoh r,ou, =. w.,
fpurtcen inches Wide. Allovcr OF ','e 's 50
cigh teen Inches wide Dsc a Saru.. i,
# 6Oc ngS5Sard- -Allovcr Waist La l,et T.,
new designs. Including the Iene'' ~ w. -
white. butter and Arabian. ,
T2,25 d yard New Embroidered M TX,
rhn 7te Lace, allover bands to matci'' "'s
n yard. N a }s
soc n .yarl-New Embroidered I1t q !, IN
1,nces, IN Motif designs: others 70 49,. 800.
p OSSc8 g yarl.-Th1rty pieces A'lover US w.,
l,taces. costing to So a yard ~n' te ~
ter and Arabian.
soc Laces 25c a yard in sepa--
rate ttlcdallions; Batistc, new
button designs and many others other
DC a yard other choice Laccs N Val w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

Novelty N1ol,air Siciliar, in the newest shades
as inches wide, 6ec.
All Pure Wool 5o-inch Cashmere Suitings, best
SI.5o goods, ST..
Granite Mistral and new Mixed Voles, in all
colors, Soc, full double width.
Pure Mohar Sicilian, AZ inches wide good ooc
value, 3ec.; new shades of blue.
Pannc Electric Cloth, made OF silk and WOOL,
something entirely new, for soc.
French Batste, the all-Wool soc grade, 2ec
Fancy NIohairs, SO much in demand, the kind
that sells for Goo, special, at 371sc.
Double Width Shepherd Checks, in all size
All coiors in. Crepe Albatross and All-Wool
Vocs special soc. kind, 81 Ac.
56-incl1 English Check Cashmere, worth ST, soc. y
$125 All-Woo Melton Cloths, So inches wide,
csc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
The Art Department,

has three times doubled its sales
as tile best cause for your pa
ftronage. Almost endless variety
of new effects from Europe and
America, OH the principle OF
Col1en's srnall-price system.
25c each-Linen Colored Table Covers
ali natural colored flower designs. one
and q quarter yards square. &.
The scarfs of same. fifty-four Inches
long. zoe.
&c and Osc--1mported Applique Open
Work sl.5o and s1.eS scarfs, shams and
Centerpieces. !,
Zoe each-4stamped Tab Collars. all
finished but the embroidery; usual price
DC. ID
25c each-Full Length Fancy creton
I.ambreauins. with net fringes. The
French Saline ones are 50c.
&c skeIn--ao0 skeins OF Sewing SILK,
in various ors-Hemmingway. Belding
Brothers and other makes
&c each-o0x3o Hemstitched Centerpieces,
stamped. regularly 15c.
c5c--New variety Of Beautiful Cushion
Tops in all the latest ideas. for what you
usually pay 60c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Dressmakers' Sale Of
Innings.

Ten pieces Of Black silk Innings. made
to sell at l9c: Monday. IL Lee a yard;
only ten pieces to sell.
a,c White Collar Canvass. 1Oc a yard
Mcrcerized Sattecn Innings, black; only
ten pieces to sell; It's best 29c lining made
1Dc q yard.
Mil Ends sale Of 800 yards OF Perca.
line and Silesa Innings. In all colors;
goods worth u 1-2c. for 1-2c yard.
Mill Ends OF Black satteen Innings.
JOG a ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
A Special Ribbon Sale.

Black Taffeta Ribbons, three and
half inches wide. an excellent bargain
at IL lee. for Ice a yard.
Six inches wide Ribbons. In all colors,
good value at 3oc. only 25c yard
Four inches wide Satteen Ribbons. in
all colors, double face ribbon. satin on
both sides. DC a yard. Q.
No. ] Satin Ribbons. all colors. five
yards for Re.
No. Q Fancy Persian Trimmings, made
10 sell at 9Oc. here for Zoe n yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
The Glove Sale Of Years,

Thread Gloves, Silk Gloves and every
sort OF handgear for women and !. cn y
atstlirty cents on the dollar for INC new y
est and best goods. They start az DC
and 80 to 1Dc N
&. Try our Double Finger Tipped SIX SIN