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sUlTs--Womens Tailor Suits OF
brcadcloth and chcviot, with taffeta
trimming on. skirt and coat, So.
Tailor Made Suits fancy mixtures.
double. breasted jacket, box front.
collarless. finished with stitched taft
fcta, skirts over the new inverted
plat models, so values for S8OS. In
all sizes.
Tailor Suits OF broadcloth, chevot. and
the new sharkskin fabrics, best styles.
and colorings, $40.
New Cut Suits Of cnme('s hair, che
yfot black, blue and brown, with
the Peggy from Paris" coats, plait-
ed skirts, SO.
Tailor Suits of novelty mixtures. in
all the new fall shades, coiiarless
coats. With military revers finished
with Panne velvet and wood SILK
braid. skirts are kilt plated, NJ. 80.
Tailor-Made Suit OF Panne cheviot.
new box coats. new sleeves, new de-
slgnedi,collarsa nnd slapels,s skirts are
plated from knee, regular and odd
sizes to fit stout figures. $1s.
Finely Tailored Suits of English Tweed,
Louis XIV style, vest OF heavy
Matelasse. shawl collar to match,
finished with silk braid. skirts are
strapped and plated. $40.
Thoroughly Man-Tailored Suits OF
Panne cheviot, light fitting coat,Swith
strapped seams. inlaid velvet collars,
new modelled skirt SD.
SKIRTS Of all wool Melton and fancy
mixtures. In all the new and up-to-
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I Now then. compare these statements
MS 10 fertIllzing ingredients contained N
the solid excrementtsof COWS and horses
with the content OF some standard subs
stances used IN commercial fertilizers.
For example, acid phosphate (oftcn called
South Carolina bone or bone phosphate,
made from South Carolina phosphate
rock, shows, In ordinary goods, phosphorlc
acid u per cent or 2hoi pounds per on.
Thus l0O pounds OF his 81 pst IN nee coll-
.talns nearly three times as much phos-
sphorc acid MS one ton OF COW manure
md nearly twice as Inuc' az one ton q
horse Tlnnure. FL 5H
Nitrate OF soda contains about ~ per
cent. OF nitrogen, or go pounds per tom
or 100 rounds: contains M ore I han vice
rs .,lucn nitrogen rs a ton OF COW manure
and one and i. hulfstinaes q s much nltFov
,gen as a ten OF to.Ee manure. comp Esls
In the same manner :agriate o. potash,
5W..4ch contains 10 per corr, 5aGtua! poiasnl
on D. NJ pounds nh.asl per tph, fss
'rItcsc comparisons are nor mace 70 uls'
ere dit fnlm-yarG} E;anurt s.& ~ " solely "
show tho futilty of afterlpt!nE 70 nse
iiti as n concentrated FERTILIZER For he
actual ingredients contained much pre-!
fer farm-yard manures t. som mcrclI' |
fertiEzcrs,-ln fact, At As not 70. .. con-,
.pnred with them. for restore. y. 70 ". ~
soil hlirnus and stimulates lfose y y y ~
cesses peculiar to the sf,i| WEicn ~ tuil
react upon crop production. !,
N Bnt let OUR correspondent biinn eNEIS5
farmer he assured / ha = t lf MOI me sol'u
Weddings alone wh!ch co@st Y tuts we fa4us
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the outset this plan would leave go to
waste more Than half OF tho actual value
OF the voldings II all be saved by proper
construction OF stalls and tho use of abb
sorbents.
The go-caled solid excrcment Of cows
Is really about 81 per cent. water, !eav-
ing about sixteen pounds of dry matter
per go pOunds OF fresh manure. and TINS
dry matter SHOWS on analysis:
Three hundred and twenty pounds drJ
matter IN one Nitrogen. lN per
cent. IA bout SIX pounds per ton orlgl maj
manure.
Three hundred and twenty pounds dry
matter insa0ne Phoaphoric ncld 10y
pGr cent'rabout ilye pounds per Ton orlsl-
nal manure.
Three hundred endAtwenty pounds dry
matter IN ono tOi--Potasli, 0G9 per cent
about twopounds portion original manure.
The solid cxcrcment of horse fnaI!lIe!i Ia
about ~ per cent, water, thus leeyinsnbo
twGnty-four pounds of dynamite per Ivy
pounds original substance andathis Cry
matter conthins: sNs
Four i,undred and eihty pdnnus dry
matter In ono tcE,r.Nitro xelh 2,E per
f"rlt..-n bout ten pounds per tom oTlginal
manure. { i8a 85 3des AZ n
-Four hpndrad and eighty pounds dry
matter Il, one neutrality-suspicious. acid, LID
per cfnii.Yabnnt eight pounds pfi' on
original manurn,
Four, ,brndlpd aud eighty pounds dry.
lnniier In one tonrlotash. l..ob tner cen LIZ
about i've pounds per spi' prlsl MAJ MA
uuEe. e 5fst2f5 aS f'fa z #iHgfz WI 33fs4-
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guano composed as above stated.

gunno composed as above stated
The questions wish answered Is. How
would the value OF such Il preparation
(guano) compare with such commercial
fertilizers as arc sold for about $laT
Should your answer 70 the idea herein
suggcsted be favorable. then for myself
the guano question is solved.
Would 1t be profitable to add ground
plaster or prepared lime? II so. In what
.propor.on2 Al tho risk Of being tedious.
Will say that the Idea Is entirely new 70
me. having neither known or hoard OF
any one using manure IN that way; hence,
my desire 10 get all the Information !
can, To make It plain, what started ms
thinking In this way. Just suppose that
II takes twenty-five loads OF filtered ma.
nure 10 the acre for good cropping and
then suppose that each one Of those'londs
would make any number OF popnds-say
go II dried aud used as Euano--and that
number OF pounds Of guano 10 generally
cofsld|req very liberal for tie usual farm
crops Then instcan Of teftil2!hg one
acre IN The Hitter It would give Il liberal
dressing to Twenty-Five acres az n Gnano,
II. a. >.
INC question oil whether II viii pny 10
dry nlaIiires AZ mere ,uggostcd and then
Use lhcfii as concentrated fertilizers de-
pends Wholly upon tic amount Of volInDic
frrilitaing rpHsai'nnts cont lined ihercli.
manure ~ appears ha, on,y ,llr soid
l@rpona VIII lie saved, nnd we snfcr that
lhe liquid manure nill be loaf. Thus AZ
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date effects, six different styles TO
select from, So.
skirts Of clearinghouse cheviot, In 49,
gore effects. also box plaits, perfect
fitting. $3.50.
New skirts Of fancy mixtures. clus-
ter plated. forming hip trimmings
$3.50.
Walking Skirts OF all wool llonespun
and chevot. s. grades for sos.
Dress Skirts OF black cheviot, trim
med with silk bands, for S1,oS.
y New Fall Goats OF light weigh, Kerr
s syi .0''as ee'' =
New Coats Of imported covert cloth.
36 inches long, finished with straps
and buttons; full $40 coat $3.50
Black Chewot Jackets. fall weight,
lined with rhadame. 81. VII
Misses and Chidren's new ReGula-
ton Coats, with. embroidered en-
blcms on sleeves; blue, brown. and
castor. $5. s5
Children's Box Refers OF fine quality
covert cloth, box and belt back.
{ RAIN coATs-'sThc sirrah Rain
Coat, in tan and Oxford. latest cut,
...rhe Newport" in choice colorings
and styles, *15
1.-THE Paquin, in blouse and plated
effects, SIS
.vrhe Paddington.'' with new shaped
triple chpes. all colors. $40.
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= = o. IL
In reply to the above inquiry, Will say
have seen young trees Of Black Ben
Davis apple frutlns; and am very favo'-
ably impressed WITH 1t. It should be SAID
at once that lii quality is like the oiu
Ben Davis hut IN color quite different
and more Beautiful! The trees bear young
and so far as seen In this State It Is
promising, The Champion has also
,fru.led In this State. but ! have seen 80
little of i that can offer no opinion.
i Tho Ben Davis type, which includes the
Garno ms vel! rs Rlack, Ben Davis, are
so well known that extended comment IS
5unnecesspry, They thrive and bear well
in Piedmont, and have been generally
profitable, regardless Of auanty, ! would
cer,alnlyl plant Winesap on the. WELL
drained loan soils Of Bedford, but not
on the hard red soils or where the soil
shows grey In color. York Imperial has
also succeeded we'll In Bedford when not
attacked ny blight.
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Can Farm Yard Manures be
ProEtably Dried and Used in
the Grain Drill?

The following inquiry raises Il very UNI
expected question yet ono which iS-.ute
readily understood when the composition
Of standard commercial fertilizers is
compared With ordinary iarmrSard ma
nures. The IDEAS Presented are 50 un-
usunl as 70 the handling and use OF
InanupR that Tie INQUIRY rs gwen entire:
Flugapna County, va,
no Aerieulturai Editor;
Dear SIr.--I,et me tlinlns son IN advance
Tor yopf kind offer IN The Times Di,pntci
~ answer questions from farmers. But
psfoc putting The question (which con-
serns making q supply OF gaano al homo
desire 70 explain my purpose and whar
J am doing ~ present.
aiy purpose is % saye he droppBss
ffoa say horscs. COWS and towls, all tfcc
fiDm litter. Deal or grind and silt i all
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TheNeWestW aists S3.9S

We found nothing prcttier
on the market than this:
stylish Plaid Shirt Waists. tucked.
trimmed with brass buttons. dainty
collar and tie;athe newest fall idea;
come stores sell them at IS, choice OF
all colors, S3.DS.
New Taffeta waists, broad tuclis.
with rows and rows OF stitching: all
the latest colors and black, for s..
BLACK Taffeta Waists. tucked back.
front and sleeves, two rows Of silk
crochet buttons, new collar. a waist
ready TO wear, for the cost OF the
materials: all sizes, S2.0S.
Many new styles Of ra,ffeta and Peau
de Sole Waists, black. blue or brown;
some tailor shioned, made by the
best makers. 10 t S5.9S.
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Ribbons.

4-inch Satin Tnffeta Ribbons. IN white
only; &c Ribbon at l5c a yard
6-Inch Soft Mouselinne Ribbons. all
colors; 2sc quality, special at 2Or
a yard.
5.inch Good Quality Satin Taffcta
Ribbons, every shade, 2Dc a yard.
Heavy Quality Gros de Cru Ribbon.
II soft finish taffeta, zoe a yard.
A-inrh Black Taffcta Ribbon, good
..5c value IOc a yard.
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These in Basement.

12 1-2c ench--Women's Medium
Weight Vests; a better quality at
zoe. 9 .lss
G.Ic each omens $50 Light Weight
,,sg7tW DOL Vests and Pants. 'F
Sc and loo each-In fants Vests.
2 2f1-3o each-Intants' s Shirts and
N ORA Wera.
2Ic eacl,--Girls and Boys Heavy
Fleeced Iincd Vests and Pants.
natural or bleachcd. III
/. 100 and :5c. -Children's Natural
Z. and Cnbleached Union Suits, sizes
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House Furnishing Spe cialties..

i + d / 3
ri 6c4f Gao h--o5c Peal Bavarianl:.
\ Gipina Tea Plates, In violet
decorations.
y O5c each Sl.oO Large II Floral
s Decorated, Imported Cake
hal Plates. Diff
& 200 each--Decorated Gold Fin
ished Comb and Brush Trays.
OSe eacf--A full line OF French
# and German China Chocolate
Pots, just received, They are
assorted decorations and
shapes, and excellent values.
4. zoe cach--Rose Decorated, Gold
IS St!ppled Cream Pitchers.
El.:1 Cabarets in Bavarian
I'M China, finished with gold leaf.
The decorations and shapes
are new and attractive
$500 Piece. ST. Dinner Sets
\ S3,Os-.l0 Piece. IS Hand-Palnted 4.
Gold Stlpplcd Toilet Sots.
GItEYsTONE sTEpL WARE
sale sof Grcystoney Ename!cd
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Women's and Children's
&c encch-Wo,men's Blea ched and Un.

25c each--Women's Blea ched and Un-
b,eached Vests and Pants.
20c each-Bleachcd Ribbed Corset
Covers, high neck and long sleeves,
sizes toy9: a better one at44s1c.z,5.,s.
5Oc each--Extra quality. heavy Fleece
Lined Vests and Pants ifol. women. z
6Oc each-Womens Heavy Ribbed
Bleached Union Suits, high neck and
long sleeves; better one at 76c
dc each-Women's Half Wool Bleach
ed Vests and Pants, sizes to 6.
zoe each Women's Wool Jersey Rib
bed Vests and Pants.
~ each--Women's Natural Wool Vests
and Pants. 4
GOO ench--Havard Mills Wool Vests
and Pants for women. gH
25c each--lnfants Wool Wrapper
4 Vests,
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Thousands Of Boys Suits

Aa41 r. * : = -s l I-yfl T.
We have increased the size
OF this department because we
got price inducements that
tempted us The most con-
vincing argument for mothers
Of boys is i'll every Suit. The
reason we can sell for less than
clothing stores is that our ex-S
penses are les less:
Boys suits.L to- nc years, OF all wool
black clay and punfinishcd worsted;
coat lined with farmer satin; trous-
ers patent Wristbands, taped seams,
shp pockets, $3.50.
Buster Brown" and Sailor Blouse
Suits. In the new mixtures and col
orIngs, $3.50 to $3.50.
500. Suits for $3.50 each. You can
find them in ages to 1G years for
two-piece Suits The cloths are guar
anteed all wool, and they are made
like oursxesnlar IS Suits.
Double -Breirsrd Suits, all wool. Ker-
sey, Oxford. and gray mixtures,
well lined, S:.DS.
Double Breasted Suits for Boys to
II years; all WOOL navy blue. dark
and gray mixed chev!ots; trousers
made with patent waist band and
tapped seams, Ids.
Boys Knee Trousers, ages to H.
years. would cost ordinarily boc;
special for Monday zoe.
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Mems.

$50 for Mems s2,25 Gray and White,
All Wool Underwear.
81 for Mems $l.D Gray and White
All Wool Underwear. "a
56c forf$1 All Wool Gray Shirts and
x drawers. rs: ,i,. st&
Z III cach--Full line OF Single and Dou-
BILE Breasted All Wool Gray Shirts.
G:;n for Mems 100 Wool. Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers.
$bOc for Men s Coo Fleocc-L Lined Shirts
and Drawers f#sf ff&i.4a
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Real Handmade Brussels Lace Cur
tains, In all over designs, yards
long; $50 value $50 a pair.
Brussels Lace Curtains. very hand
some, handmade designs yards
long, f25 a pair.
Brussels Lace Curtains, IN dainty hand
work very attractive patterns, 4
yards long; s22O value 1850 pair.
Hand Made Russian Lace Curtains.
with elegant borders yards long:
Sos vnlue 5000 a pair.
Handmade Russian Lace Curtains,
with wide attractive bands OF inser-s
ton and edge, for $3.50 q pair
Irish Point Lace Curtains, In very
elaborate deslgns. yards long SO
a pair. .Ss
Irish Point Lace Curtains in hand
some all-over designs: $3.50 a pair.
$40 value. e
irish point Lace Curtains, s2.os .
I'll pair.
point Arab Lace Curtains, wide SNOWY
borders, IS pair.
Large variety OF Nottingham Lace
Curtains. whIto and ecru, for S1.bO
ii pair. #5 {s
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Ar. Department
Makes a Biz Hit.

Nearly 800 beautiful Scnrts ana Slaarns,
more than dozen styles. Applique
some with net centcrs others hen.
stitched and handsomely emproid-
cred; styles TO slit the most fastidi-
Jus, and the Kind that usually sells
from 75c to Sis; choice Monday,
use.
Another lot tina, sells ordinarily for
sl.5O and s., price zoe.
l2xi2-inch Applique and Nct Center
Pieces, 600 to choose from. price 1or.
aAa-inch Centcrs. various sorts and
kinds. choice Sc.
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cllat1dlse OF the most dlgnlflcd
Black o, White a,-inch Pure silk
Lo,,lslnes OF the very highest stand
ard; worth 81, for 05c yard. !,
Hack i'uro silk Peau dc Sole, ss inches
wide, magnificent quality Fl
yard. 3#
Slack Pure Silk Swiss Taffota. an
extrn high grade; usually $l.1o for.
roc a yard.
BLACK All-sik Peau de Sole; grade
that usually sells for CSC. is 38c
yard. @555l7 i,5
Fancy Shirt wnis. Silks. In ali the
Leading shndcs; Pure Silk. 3Oc a
yard. II
Black All-silk Armures and Black
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Knit Petticoats 29c.

White only and silk finished:
soc each-Women's Knit Skirts, In
cuiors; another with fancy border.
1Sc.
roc each--Womcn's All Wool Knit
Skirts, white and colors.
9Sc each-NVonlens All Wool and SILK
Z Skirts.
SIS eacll-The handsotfest line OF
Womens Wool Skirts ever shown in
Richmond. lSecond and main floor.)
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Munsing's Underwear

Is the finest madc, No have sold
be found. Prices start 1T 6Oc. They
are no higher than other makes,
only the values are at least . per
cent better
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Embroidery Cotton &c.

400 English Pins &c.
l5c Coco Dress Shields. Zoe pair
Smiths Needles, &c II paper.
Hat Pins. &c. a dozen.
11-yard roll White Tape, &c SIS
Bcst7c Brush Skirt Binding. all colors
sc a yard
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Characters of the Bible,

u Tho Rev. Mr. Melton VIII preachat both
services to-day in tho above church. At
the night service he will sbeglr, a. special
series. pf sermons on 1.-THE Grea I Chars
saGters OF The Bible, which no hopes 70
mako 3cspeGIally Interesting to tho youns,e
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OF farln-yarl nlanures. but that all liquid
and solid should be saved IN such man
ner5 as 10 prevent both leach!ns and heat
ing, and thar manure IS one Of those
i substances which detGrloratcst quicklyi
hence, 1t is probably never again SO val
uab!o to the landa as when saved entire
and approd Il. once. This cannot always
4 be DONE. 1ut so Iar ~ pos slble one sIloulH
try TO so apply IT. I can assure ~. a, =
that drying and using tarn-yard manure
q In a @drill%will probably cost more lapoi
Ian the. final result Is worth.
The mixing Of ashes with manures Is
not advisable. If they ARE left for q pe-.
fyiod of time, nfler mixing tire nitrogen,
may be To some extent set free az anu
monin. 1no use OF land plaster Is to be
commended because, being q su.phale 81
lime, 1t likes sllch volatile compounds as
anlInon!R. Thoroughly alitciied lime may
I be used but not QUICK lime
What Varieties OF Apples 70
Plant.
.5s Bedford CITY. Va
10 Agricultural Editor; }, III 3,3 6s
5cur s!Nr-I wrtc#to Eno%fif VOW, have
over seen Back Zen Davis, and chunll'ioll
apple trees in sbelr!rs Il, Nlrglnia, and
i'd n du they.sao here. and what Go you
think az them FOR 4 commercial apple
orchard. Also do YOU know Of any other,
variety a NAT Is better FOR this conntrS2
i, have a nice piece Of Mgh'rolllns laltl
to plant. A. ", II
! = "a =
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All Pure Wool Cashmere Suiting. full
Sc inches wide, in all the newest fall
colors, at $3.50 a yard.
Every shade in French Broad Cloths.
81 inches WIDE for $50 a yard.
All Wool Scotch Suiting. 46 inches
wide. new mannsh effects. for s5c
q yard. 8
Hair Lined Cheviot and All Wool
zibelines. IN all the new fall shades 1
and color combinations, fos 4sci eli
yard. 4
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The Ready Made Garments.
IS than other stores.

OF artistic beauty ofstycs and Of perfectonin tailor
ingis Of interest to yt We ask you to come and sec
them The extravaganza IS chopped off, simply because
they are here at ColleE's.
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THE COHEN co.
THE COHEN co.
THE j. /: COHEN J ] ] 5 / ! co.

convey these Orsis the
figures stock Carpets and other Floor Coverings
filled that has out Richmond
yr1l1h for lessth Other stOrs.
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FARM, ORCHARD AND GARDEN DEPARTMENT


n
wenas
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Steel Ware. These goods are Il
perfectly new. first quality.
and guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfact!on. a full line
just received. a few OF the
pieces: 3
17-Quart Dish Pans. 800.
8-Quart Tea Kettles. zoe.
lO-Quart Seamless Berlin sauce Y
Pans. with handles and Gov
~ ers, csc.
1e-Quart Covered Berlin Kes-
ties, 1ic. az
S-Quart Sauce Pots. go.
2-Quart Coffee Pots. .Dc.
l7-QuarttHam lsoilers, S1.16.
sl0-Quart Ham Boilers. SDc.
Preserving Kattles as low as
Dc each,
b-Quart Coffee Boilers. Doc.
4 Small Granite Water Pitchers
12c each,
4 l2-!nch Rast!ng Spoons. &c. n "a
4 Double Roastsrs, Toe each.
p. n 4 4 1 4
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Fine Heavy Black Planned Broadclotf
Sc inches wide, imported to sell for
S2.75: our price, E1.OS a yard
Heavy Imported Black Chevot, 80
inches wide. we'll worth 81; special
price H1.4S.
All Wool Black Sponged Serge for
unlincd skirts, 81 inches wide, sl.25
yard
Heavy Black Oxford Serge. A inches
wide, Toe yard.
All Wool Black French Volles and
Examines, 46 inches wide, 75c
yard.
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I DR.. Jones in Ashland,

h The Hcv. i. William Jones. n, p,. vlll.,
supply for Dr. r, II. Fit to-day In the
Ashland Baptlst Church, I. I.
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COlOred Dress Goods

ever offered here before. Both
common agreement, been more
fact is most prominent at
YOU like.
Mohalr slcillian SILK novelty effect
for shrt-waist dresses, full double
width, ACC yard.
All Wool Belvldere SuItlng. IS inches
Wide: full line new fall colors, spe-
cial, at Doc yard.
Melton Cheviots and New Bourette
Novelties. new and stylish effects.
for 2Oc a yard.
I Danish Cloths In all colors, for
11sl-2c a yard.
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Innings.

Black Spun Glass Innings, special 100
4 yard.
SILK Finish Iinlngr, in every shade
for drop skirts. Tic quality II Lee
n yard.
colored Mercerized skrang Innings.
25c quality lOr yard
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Ialns OF Dcllttlcd prlccs lot l11cr-
character.
Crystal Cords; worth 6oc, tor Doc q
yard. $500
27-inch Black All-sik Taffeta. an
extra heavy grade and cost 75c to,
import: 6Oc Il yard.
Coored Ali-sllk Pcan do Sole, Louis
ines. and Heavy Taffctas, worth 81,
~ all TIE very ne west shades, 6bc a
yard.
handsome soft. clingy fabric. which
III wears vol; usunlly,s5c, but here for
Csc.
Yama Nal silks-for which we are
sole ngents-all the new fall shades.
including black or white, :s0c yard.
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Mill-Ends Of COttOns.

IS lac Fancy Dark Dress Prints,
&c. =
sl-sc Robe and Curtain Prints.
1e1-2c FIceced Flannclettcs.
3 Bic.
s 1-3c. Cambria Finish Bleached
Cotton, yard wide. 9 LAG.
s1-3c Double Faced Patama
SD Outings. r x.4c a5 Eli u
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All Wool Black Cancels Hair Chevlot,
81 inches wide. DISC yard. I,
All Wool Black Lorraine Cloth; new
lightweight material for sulting. n
inches wide, s1.2d a yard.
Priestley, All Wool Black zlbellne. 40
inches WIDE soft and pretty !p Its
effect; special price, $1.0O a yard.
All Wool Black Numle Cloth. 81 inches
wide, sells usually for 31.6s. our
price. T1.10 a yard. Il.
Black Danish Cloth. 111-2c yard.
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Wheel of Knit Underwear

selling Monday than it has for many day.
factories stocks closed out. Prices will hold high
carnival All kinds for men, wolnen girls and boys
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Nearly a Hundred Pieces Of
Black Dress Fabrics,

world makesone-third under price great SURPRISE
salespeoplc The brilliant and successful
tca Of this The why and how able to do
is left off,. i
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Sewing Machine SIS.

Drop Head, and are worth $50, and
with a full set Of attachments and a
rive-years' guarantee, are only $40.
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Toilets.


.Hupter'splnylnsble Face Powder. 100
box.
Madame Gveit's Face Cream, Use.
lie Fine Bristlc Tooth Brushes. Zoe.
Pears Unscented Soap zoe.
sample lot Of 75e and Il Hair Brushes.
zoe each. E
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IL 1-2c. Double Face Teazledown.
heavy fleece, gray. garnet,
and brown. Z 3-4c. III
&c Gray and Garnet Callcoes,
37-Sc.
s1-3c Piaue Twill Canton Elan
nels. "A 3-dc.
JOG Dress Ginghams, dark.
y 3-4c.
Zoe 1914 Bleached sheeting. &c.
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The Silk Department.

If could paint the values and prices Of Silks to-day, the
crowds would be larger than 1eysave been for year.
This store laid such claims bclited prices