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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
OGDEN AND RETURN, $1.O0,
We ID. a R. G.. !

Via D. & R. G., Sunday, Oct. 2.
4 popular lOw-rate excursion undel
the auspices OF Mr.. It. ". Matthews
Special train leaves Salt Lake 10 a. M
Returning, leaves Ogden 10 .. m. Can
dy distributed free on train
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
STATES SHARE 100000.

Des Moines. Ia. Sept. 2S-The state
treasurer today completed preliminaries
looking TO the collection of collateral
inheritance tax from the estate of the
late James Callahan. which is said to
be worth 100000. The state viii re-
cover $500. GOO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
ROCK SPRINGs aPFACoCKn CoAI

LUMP. NUT. SLACK. Sold only by
Central Coal & Coke company. OF
FICES: 142 Main street temporary.
Phone SIS. S. West Second South
Phone sos, Yard, Fifth South AMI
Third West
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29

Bar Harbor Me- Sept. 2S.-Dr. T. J.
Horwitz Of Philadelphia, a veteran Of the
Mexican, and civil wars. died mere today
aged 50 Following the civil war he was
chief OF the bureau Of medicine and sur
gerry. and bad charge OF tabllating the
casualties OF the var.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
COMING HOME TO WED.
Mrs. D. C. Mclaughlin Will Not
Marry in New York

Mrs. W G. Wallace has received tele-
gram from her sister, Mrs ID. c. Ne
Laughlin. stating that she had just ar
rived i'm New York from Europe. and
would start at once for Salt Lake. Ii is
expected that she will be married here 10
November TO Dr. McEnery, who has been
her physician.
Mrs. Wallace stated last evening that
the report that Mrs Mclaughlin would
nc married in New York WIS not cor
rect
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
FREE COLLECTIONS

And, rating books TO members of the
association We publish rat ting books
for Utah, Idaho and the Hawaiian Ia
lands. Twenty-eight associate Offices
Merchants Protective Association, Sci
entific collectors OF bad debts. Top
floor Commercial Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
FREE COLLECTIONS

And rating books to members of the
association. We publish rating books
for Utals. Idaho and the Hawaiian Is
lands Twenty-eight associate Offices.
Merchants Protective Association Sci
entifc collectors of bad debts Top
floor Commercial Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
no. FOR PoRTER's LAKE.

The Mckenzie Duck club. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth South, west of
Jordan river Excellent shooting. Mem
bers desiring TO join the club must send
in their application to Z. o. Best, Tel
$40 X. or r. X. Hardy, Home Trust &
Savings company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
MATTHEW'S EXCURSION
no ogden, sunday, Oct. 2. .

Special train via ID. & +. G.. r, r.
leaves Salt Lake 10 a. m. Returning.
leaves ogden 10 p. m. Bicycles checked
free. Splendid road up the canyon for
wheeling. Fare 81 round trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29

Miss Laura Bunting and DR.. Alfred J.
Helton were married at O'Clock last
evening at the home of the brides uncle
Daniel Wolstenholme on South Main
street. At the hour set the bridal party
descended the stairs. the minister, Rev
c. L. Perkins of ST. Paul's church coming
first, Following him Immediately came
the groom and his best man, DR.. G.. T.
Gleason. The bridesmaid. Miss Grace
Bunting. came next. and following her
came the bride, leaning on the arm of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
EXCURSION TO OGDEN,
Vie D. & r. G.. Sunday. Oct. Z

Vie D. & R. G., Sunday, Oct. 2.
Fare 81 for the round trip. Special
train leaves Salt Lake 10 4. m Re-
turning, leaves Ogden 10 y. m. Every
body invited. Last chance of the sea-
son for a trip up the canyon. Candy
distributed free on the train.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29

Eaw-Paw has cured me. absolutely,
OF nervousness and general indispOsi-
Ton arising from rheumatism. long
continued, and seems 10 have also
cured the rheumatism
! was a great sufferer before 1 began
10 Use Paw-Paw. One bottle has ef-
iected all this and I now feel as well
as L ever felt in mJ life.
(Signed) w T SWAIN
Don't let the skeptical stop you from
making trial OF Paw-Paw tolav.
You're the one that Is most Interested
II YOU have Dyspepsia.
IL you are Nervous
II YOU can't Sleep.
II you are Weak
II you need a Tonic.
Don't fail 10 get a bottle of Paw-Pav-.
on VIII begin to improve from The
first dose Sold by all druggists. Large
bottle, 81. PawPaw Laxative Pills,
26c q bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29

-Fohn FaU'ington's stable Carriages.
stylish light livery and boarding.
Phone 21S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29

s~rhe Office Boy will be the attrac-
tion at the Theatre tonight. Frank Dan
iols takes the title role and Sall.e Fisher,
Salt Lake girl, IS the leading LADY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
MUSIC And DRAMA.

a Texas Steer was presented 10, two
fair audiences an the Salt Lake theatre
Yesterday. The company is capable
one and gaze an entireiy satisfactory
perfofmance Of the farce. which las per-
ennisi popularity
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
A. P. HIBBs, osTEoPATH1sT
% IL 81 Hnrwitz-

Nsws buiIding. .Phons 80.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Shirt Waists
Almost Like Gifts.

The very best make, the latest
styles, in every respect perfect,
and all sizes in ALL
3Oc each-White Mercerized Waists,
tailor made, with pearl buttons and tucks
-one OF the wonders of this season.
Thirteen more styles added to the 0Sc
Waists, among them some of the new
White Lawn s1.S5 Waists. others at
sl,5O: some Linen Waists that were sl.G5,
Nlercerized Waists that were sl.S3. Black
Lace Trimmed s1.6S ones and dozens Of
others-choice, Csc.
50c for Fine Swiss Lawn Waists, with
wide tucks and hemstitched broad Shout
dcrs-tailor made; the making would
seem to cost more.
45c-Inda Linon Waists, cluster tucks
and two rows OF hemstitching, tucked
collar.
zoe cach--soo Percale and Madras
Waists, in neat printing made by one
Of the best makers. to have sold for 9Sc
25c each--325 White Lawn Waists, wlen
pearl buttons and two rows of embroid-
cry all sizes.
81 25-Waists made of pattern embroid-
cries and designed TO sell from 81 10 $3.50.
SILK Waists most remarkably priced
Hand Made China silk Waists for
S1.G5.
The next surprise is a 81 SILK Wais,
for $2.46.
deliberately Embroidered Waists, S3.4o
and $3.SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
A Black Dress
Goods Sale

to clean a surplus of an importer
some most remarkable prices.
25c yard-Black All Wool voles,
We're SOC.
Black Mistral Cloth. the same that
sold all this season for Coo. all pure wool
and one Of the most effective materials
for this season; the price Is 81 1-2c.
SOC yard-Back Brilantne, in tho
Slcilian weave; the same sold for 59c-
SIG yards in the lot
zoe yard-Auto Cloth. one OF the new
Zoe Skirtings,
z5c yard-All wool Wolfe, which has
always sold at sl.l9-by one of the finest
makers in France.
zoe yard Mohair Brilllantine, the
lowest price for this quality hitherto has
been ST.
Rl,"0 a yord-Fnest Silk Mohair, i'm
ported to sell al 81. feather weight
$3.50 yard-Mohair Crepe Cloth,
forty-sia inches wide: up to date II was 50,
~ a yard-sk Warp Taffeta Clo,h.
for,y-two inches widei no heavier than a
silk taffeta but will drape perfectly
and will look better than any made by
Lupin,
Doe n yard-Black Dotted All Wool
Etamine, light weight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Mohair and
Wash Skirts.
Shirt Waist Suits.

Price inducements which make
them doubly a bargain. You
can't afford to spend the time
making them when you can buy
for about the cost Of materials.
$3.50 for IS Finely Tailored Mohair
Skirts. side and box plated, perfect TT
ting and tallorIng-black, brown. gray,
navy, tan and champagne. all6slzes
SOS for s5.75 Dressy Skirts OF French
wolfe, corded panels, finished with APP
pllGue trimming
S5--Dress Skirts OF various fabrics. sold
to $3.50; broken sizes 10 be closed,
81 .5O--Handsome Slcilan Skirts. new
Kilt plaits. all the wanted shades.
DSc each--Lot Of Wash SKIRTS. COM
prising all the new fabrics and styles;
worth to $3.50
81 ,4S-Tai!or Made Ploue Skirts. walk.
ing lengths, wire gore, Tapped seam
flare, deep hem.
S2.1o-pressy Skirts OF white piquc.
hip and panel trimming OF embroidery.
S1.1O eacl1-Wnsh Suits OF percaic.
tucked waists and skirts finished with
piping; all shades and sizes,
Sl.T1 each-Suits OF Fine Quality Ma
dras, trimmed with bias straps. yoke.
trimmed skirts; made to sell for $50.
$3.50 each--MIsses Fine White Lawn
Suits. sailor blouse, emblem and anchor
on shield and sleeve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Cohen's Good Luck
Underwear
Purchase.

Muslin Underwear that was
to have sold at double the prices
you'll find it here Monday. Many
thousand garments Of the best
make.
It's best to buy when oppor-
tunities are ripe-such as these.
Csc each--Gowns thai which nothing
better ever sold for SIPS, Elaborately
< lace trimmed yoke. cluster tuclts and rib
bon drawn.
SOC. 3ach-LonE Cloth Gowns OF hem
stitched cluster tucks and French blind
embroidery and wide ruffle. and worth
sl.50.
cloth, embroidery or French lace trimmed,
chenise yoke and other styles: worth
B $l.9S,
0Sc and Sl1O each--Skirts, lace or en-
broidery Misunderstanding ever sold at
$l.t0 superior to these.
bOc and Csc each--Sklrts. with umbrella
rufflc. trimmed with torchon laccs.
Soc each-Sll0 Skirts. trimmed with en-
broidery or lace. !.
60c eacll-Choose from counterful OF
Corset Covers that cost to csc. I.
75c each--Corset Covers. deliberately
trimmed with French laces, most beau
tiful ever shown by us for sl.50
Doc for Csc Long Cloth Corset Covers
three rows OF Tenerffe wheels. with EN-
broidery inserting.
10 dozen Corset Covers and Drawers,
25c garment; among them many gar
ments which were to have sold at SOC,
o0c pair-Drawers OF cambria, Main
sock or long cloth, with umbrella rutfla
ana with enough work TO make the Csc
ones.
6oc each-chemises, In short or skirt
lengths values firm soc to ST.
@0c each-Ano,her lot of Chemses as
well made as any. for SOC.
&c patriot of Childrens Drawers,
made of musl!ns, with button holes and
we'll sewed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
CoIored Dress Goods
Some Rare Bargains

zoe yard-2,5oo yards All Wool Dou-
bic Width Wolfe, that sells regularly for
Sec and 4Sc.
oOc a yard-Plain and Fancy Cream
Mohairs, bright lustre.
15c and soc yard--Pure Sicilan Mo-
hairs. silk finish, forty-four inches wlae.
best 81 goods.
100 for SOC Novelty Mohalrs, double
width.
81 Lee yard-Every conceiva e
shade in French Albatross, fun double
width, soc grade.
ooc yard--5o-inch Mohar scilian, 15c
quality.
zoe yard-Pln Striped Mohair. thirty
eight inches wide; can't be bought else
where for less than SOC.
81 a ynrd-.5G-lnch Imported Melton
skir'ing and sulting: some sold as high
as Sl.75.
ooc n yard-All Wool Scotch voles,
new and nobby,
O0c yard Fancy Mixed Mohar slcl-
ian, forty-four inches wide: something
new at this price.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Some Extra Good
Linen News.

Dealers who have not been as
fortunate as Cohen contribute to
the big price advantages in this
stock.
81 a dozcn-Purc Linen Dinner Nap
kins full size; only sixty-six dozen In
the lot.
zoe yard-Two yards wide Pure Linen
Table Damask, grass bleached. the usual
73c grade.
:,0c yard--Two yards wide Cream ia
bic Damask. half linen.
25c yarti--A0c Cream Table Danask,
half linen fifty-eght Inches wide.
Be eact~-3C0 dozen All Linen Frlngcd
Doylies, all white or with colored bor-
ders.
Zoe each-Pure Linen Damask Tray
Cloths usual full size.
1Oc eactl---Extra Size Damask Towels,
2Ox44 inches, knotted fringes.
Coo eaoh--All Linen Tea Tray Covers,
hemstltched satin damask.
Zoe each--All Linen Bureau Scarfs, fan
cy colors.
zoe a yard-Pure Linen Suiting yard
wide, pure white soft bleached and round
thread; regular 40c to Soc quality.
zoe a yard-Two and half yards wide
All Linen Suiting. the s1.25 value OF other
stores.
26c a yard--Linen Lawn. pure linen.
yard wide.
2oc yard-solid Fast Black Pure
Linen SuitinG.
81 yard-Yard Wide Allover Embroid-
cred Linen, in large polka dots.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
10000 Pairs of
Hosiery Go On
Sale Monday

at prices that are among the good luck
purchases OF Cohen's store-b better luck
tsan has befallen the Richmond public
In Hosiery tor many years. Half gifts
In every direction for every kind.
JIG a pair-Womcn's Lace I-lsle Stock
ings. In solid black. black and white and
fancy styles-all the best zee. hosiery OF
the season.
IL 1-2c a pair-Black Llsle Thread
Stockings. lace to the toe--fuli seamless.
zoe paIr--Any OF tho following 900
Stockings Imported Blnck Lsle. laco
boot. Plain Gauzc Lisle. extra fine gauge;
Ingram Lisle Dropsttch: Allover Lace,
IN solid black and new shades OF tan.
Zoe paid-lm dozen Misses Solid
Fast Black Lace stockings-the open lace
extends to the toe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

& 1llGQ Wllll lllGlll.s h tfq3Ft4F 6 4tt ist {4t.l
9 3-ic a yard 2,7oO yards of shirt
Waist Madras in the new invisible stripe,
with the basket weave effect; lit IS the
h regular IL 1-2c to 15c goods. a
25c "a yard--A shipment Just received
OF Dainty Dotted Swiss--the tiny seed
4 dot-ns good as any 40c goods on the
Y, market. g8s{T
1Dc Il yart--Light Weight Mercerized
Fabrics, in most beautiful designs OF the
season; 1900 yards to be sod--was to sell
for 35c n yard. as
100 a yard-Scotch Dimtles, and the
Scotch have learned how to mercerlze
cotton so that 1t will wash equnl to SILK.
If we had imported them the price would
be 80c.
IL 1-2c yard Fancy White Madras,
with brocadc mercerzed stripe; made to
sell at 22c
4 3-4c yard-1vhite American Dim.
ties, the SC quality.
Use a yard--35c Mercerlzcd Poplins, In
the most beautiful designs-thousands Of
yards In the lot.
zoe a yard--Emhroidered White Bar-
ritz Cloth, various designs, Including
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Children's Dresses.

3Dc each-Childrens Bingham Dresses.
full waist and bertha.
zoo cach-Percale Suits. with white
collars. cuffs and shield
1925 each-Suspender and Sailor Suits
OF light and dark mercerlzed chambray,
embroidered bodlces.
S1.T5 cacfl-Tailor Suits Of white fig
ured madras, embroidered star on shields,
good skirts.
SOS cach-Pure Linen Peter Thomp-
son Suits. with white sailor collar.
5Oc to S35O-F'ull line Percale and
Lawn Wrappers. Dressing Sacdues. long
and short. Klmonas.
S6.75 to SO Handsome line OF Wo-
mems Travelling Coats Of Mohalr. Slcilian.
Bourctte and Linen. in most up-to-date
effects.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

f1eur dc lis and polka dot.
10 2.aa yard-1mported Dotted sWis s
90. IN the dl,nity or plain enbroidered,
imported to sell tor s6c.
CSC d yard--Mercerzed Brocade Pop
Inns, never before sold for less than ooc
3 1 &c ard--Forty inches VIDE sheer
India Linons.
/. 20 yard--T'lfty pieces of Persian
Lawns. the finest and shcerest lSc grade.
tDc a yard--Soft India Mhls, the same
grade usually sold ut 35c.
1Oc yard--Yard Wide Pajama Checks.
~ 1-2c yard--For commencement
Dresses-.lm Imported Organizes, the sheer
est and best finish made.
Zoe n yard Two yards wide Organdies.
the same grade you pay 81 Ice for usu-
ally.
81 for piece OF twelve yards-English
Long Cloth.
Ire yard-Tinest Popln Cord Pique,
sold heretofore at 29c.
IL Ice a yard-Forty inches vide
India Linons, usually 1oc.
16 2-3c a yard--Mercerlzed Lace Striped
Etamine, imported to sell at s5c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Sale lin the
Curtain Room.

Monday will see hundreds Of
various Draperies, Curtains,
Muslins-C Curtains Of every de-
scription--boug at late season
prices.
Snotted Net 25c hest goods of The season.
55c and Osc a pair'-Hundreds OF Ruff
fled Muslin Curtains
75c a pair--l.soo pairs Of Lace Curtains,
fish net border.
81 II pair for some Lace Curtains made
to sell for $3.50 Others are Sl25.
70 a yard-Most Substantial White
Curtain Muslin.
75c n pair--Colored Roman Stripe Ma
drns Curtains. Some are $3.50 that
should be SEQ
tiful silkoline, designs to initiate silk.
yard wide.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Sensational Prices
in Cotton Novelties.

To sell cottons at a price adj
vantage to you when they are
going higher is merchandising
right. That is what we are do
ing with these Cottons. Com
PARSONS will prove the asser-
ton. S
o 3-4c a yard--Forty inches wide Ea-
tiste,g neat styles Of the 15c grade. 9.
l5c for 25c Fine Sheer Organdles. IN
handsome floral designs.
25c yard-lmported Embroidered
Swiss, one and quarter yards wide,
made to3retall for 50c--various designs.
1. 1-2c a yard-40-inch Printed India
Llnons, designed after the linen lawns:
cost to import o0c.
1Sc a yard-Mercerzed Silk Taffetas.
In light and dark grounds They're Won
ders.
10 Lee for l5c French Dimities, neat
and stylish designs, some solid colcrs
among the lot
3-4c for 1oc French MuIls. fancy
printed, very stylish. several designs to
select from.
zoe for 81 lee Silk Striped Organizes.
with fancy printed designs and colors.
100 a yard-Lnen Irvine Gauze. in the
solid Boure;te effects; Instead of 25c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Up Go ParasoIs,
Down Go Prices.

The Parasol business Of Rich
rnond is brought here by such.
values as tllese--never cqualled
elsewhere in this city:
csc for Women's S1.6o and
SI.oS Silk Parasos.
$3.50 for tic l1andsomcst S2.5o
and $3.50 Silk Parasols, in all
combinations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
The Art
Department.

has more than doubled its size
and has It's price inducements
by The scores,
2ne each-shams ana scarfs that cost
to CSC.
ose buys $50 to Sc ones
.oc--Lincn centerpieces elaborate coll
ors, entirely new.
All sorts OF materials in SILK and
Threads. Lambrequns Cushions and hun
dreds of fancy articles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

25c ynrd--Wldc Flouncngs and Cor.
set Cover 1Tmnoidories, in Swiss, MAIN
sock and cambrc Also the French
a match sets In SWias and 5nainsook IN tho
various widths, including nscrtlngs.
:sJc TO DSc n yard-Wihc fimbrolderiesi
many Of them would be a surprise at
: slbO a yard.
III a-3c and 1Oc yard buys Swiss
Cambria or Nalnsook Imbroidercs,
among the finest French goods, UP to
flouncing wid.hs-you may choose from
hundreds OF pieces.
&c and DC n ynrd--Choosc from several
counters, all kinds and sorts. from tho,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
The Infant is the
Kicker of tine House

But we are prepared tor him
or her in a way that will mini
mizc the force Of the kick.
CAPS-'rhree counters filled with an
assortment that cost more than double
our piices-al Of them this seasons
latest STYLES, zoe, 35c and soc,
Sl.25-The most beautiful Null, China
Silk and Lace Hat Of the season; $3.50
value.
25c 10 S1,25--The Draw String Wash
Cap; can be washed at any time without
losing its fresh appearance.
The infant is supplied with every want,
no matter what it may call for or what
may be invented for It's comfort.
Lot Of Infants Drcxses, made for one
of the New York stores, will be on sale
Monday, @5c to $3.50. More than a full
third under their vaue-al this seasons
goods
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
Beautiful White Goods,
Manufacturers Lengths

IL i-2c a yard-Persian Lawns that
cost l8c, SOC and up to zoe yard-&,2W
yards to be sold,
Zoe a ynrd--Swiss Lawns. one and u
quarter yards wide, sheer and washes
perfectly; values from 39c to G0c a yard
DC yard--lmported Persian Lawns,
forty-five inches wides all SOC grades.
&c yard French Orgnndles, Two
yards wide CSC grade; suitable for COM
mencement dresses
z 3-ac a yardWhte Corded Poplins,
best II Ice values.
Go yard-Sheer Persian Lawns, usl-
ally loc.
15c a yard Mercerlzed Fancy PIaues,
the seasons best .5o grade
3ac Il yard--iO-inch India Lawns.
10 a yard White India L!non. the
sheer grade that cost to SC.
COttOns, Save q Half,
o 3-ic for l5c Imported Madras. all
the desirable styles for skirts and dresses.
lse "A yard-Yard Wide Linen Finished
Cannon Cloth.
Use for best l-2 Apron Ginghams.
3 :,-ic for 1-3c seersucker Glnghams,
several designs.
1-.c--Ine Unbleached Cottons.
4 3-lc for lac Lawns
zoe for l0-i Unbleached Sheeting.
4 1-2c for "A Bleached Cottons, the Sc
kind,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
l, leather Goods.

zoe, specal--1s5 women's Leather Bags,
assorted kinds; sold for CSC and A.o,
100 each-children's Leather Bags, sold
for 25c.
three inches wide.
csc each-Black and White Ottoman
Silk Belts. good value for soc.
Osc each--Another lot OF those 81 Black
and Tan Bags.
&c cnch-shoe String Belts, sold for loo
and CSC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
A Harvest i'm the Basement
Do You Want to be Reaper?
Sheets I: Pillow Cases.

SllESLS t~lilDW Vases.
81 IL Ice each-S20 dozen Bleached Pill
low Cases. 42xa6 and 45xS6; some henl-
stitched ones among them.
Zoe for Zoe Linen Finished Hem
stitched and Plain PILLOW Cases, extra
large.
d5c-Full Size Linen Finished Bleachcd
Sheets, reinforced and extra heavy,
Gac each Fifty-seven dozen 9-4 ana 1914
Bloached Sheets; some are hemst!tched,
Summer Quilts.
boc- Summer Weight Crochet Quilts.
SSc-Honey Comb Quilts. full double
bed size.
sDc-Dmity Quilts, soft finished
Sl.25 for $3.50 Extra Heavy and Large
croche, Quilts, AGarselles designs
$50 for So Satin Embossed Colored
quilts In pink and blue. Same. With
hand-ted fringe. S.75.
Sa,75 for $3.50 Handsome Imported
White Marseillcs Quilts, heavy embossed.
especially adapted for brass and metal
beds
Basement Specials.
GOe for Women's SIPS Walking Skirts.
heavy twlled.
zoe for SOC corsets, sizes from IS to
26.
Tc q palr--Mlsses' Dropstitch Stockings.
DC for Children's u l-2c stockings
2oc for 4ac Hassocks.
1Sc and Zoe for 75c Fancy Handle I'M
brellas. Some are zoo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15
s Is Black Peau dor csc
Laces that Failed
TO Reach Their
Destination.

a merchant failed and could
not receive them. The entire lot
was sold and half Of it came to
Colen's. Ready on sale Monday.
500 Pieces Of Laces
go on sale at &c a yard. Not piece but
what Is guaranteed to wash and wear.
Zoe a yard-EmbroAlered Net Top
4 Sleeve Lnces.
Zoe a yard-Italian Dress Lace Insert
Ing, in the Teneriffe and other novel de-
signs, different from any other ever
shown here.
&c and &c a yard-Iot OF Torchon.
NIedici and Point de Paris Laces that
arc worth to 16 2-3c a ward.
&c yard-Point de Paris and other
Laces, up to six inches wide.
&c yard--TIand Made Real Torchon.
zoe yard-Alover Laces. Platt.
Val. and Point dc Paris. In the Teneriffe
and other new designs
3Dc and zoe a yard--Allover Net En-
brotdered Laces.
There are wonderful prices II you take
time to look through them. including the
French and German Walls,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-15

ror, article offered proves BY merit the intrinsic
Goodness Of the store Every value given s prize Just
now that you after when the GOODS are ol1ere
There ara few that could be produced at such values We
We fing these prices to the public like banner under
,,bcl va GGh Knowing that long as they stand we
The Merchants Libraries is wonderful gift. Every
1Dc purchase here gives you vote.