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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
EXCLUSIVE HAT STORE.

.....-.>,-,>----.-.--.~----..44
THE "ONLY" EXCLUSIVE iI'H AT
store in the Scity. TIL HAT Bon, 5l)S
East Broad Street. i ssg II n
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COAL, WOOD AND ICE.

MOOD And scoA1e-IF roy !. !; =, Y!
Win lie Industrial Bond and Banking
Co., so$ East Main street, lle has q
han that VIII allow you TO pay ~ the
weak. N -t.sh. Z. E4.3llL ~. 40 NV a4
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GENUINE ANTIQUE FURNITURE OF
all description repaired and refinished
perfectly; also all other kinds OF furni-
4 ture repaired. G. E. LYDIA, All west
ill., Main. Phone 2507. 5jyf al 5
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NEW LAYER FIGS. POUND, &C.; MEM
b Da tes, Is pound, &C.; Layer Raisins, ;
pounds 2Jc.
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Sale Of White Lawn and
Other Waists.

Sale Of White Lawn Shirt
Waists, sheer material, some
with tucks and tiemstitcl,jng,
others with embroidery, Waists
that cost the manufacturers 7sc,
price 38c. IN
5Dc for Splendid Persian rAw1, waists.
made with broad hemstitched tucks.
extra full neat turnover collar. ali
Sizes to "A.
DSc ench--Several new styles added to
this lot; latest IDEAS. embroidered yoke
effect, lace trimmed or tucked, with
fnsdalllons, black or white, plain or
figured: your choice OF styles made
to sell for $3.50.
F1.DS .Counterfulf OF Handsome
Waists. every wanted style, that sold
from $3.50 to 5s4.e5 N
f1.hO--Htyiish Persian Lawn waists,
copied after 1880 design; looks
ns II 1t was hand embroidered.
0t'c for 81 Sheer Polka Dot Lawn
Waists. extra full, with rows OF
hemstitched tucks. nen. collar.
SOc--Tine Black Lawn Waists. front
with eight broad tucks, perfectly
tailored, sizes to ~.
China Silk Waists, $l.65.
Black. with white French knots or
white, with black French knots, tucked
front; splendid $3.50 value.
/ Observation-Disclosures China silk Waists.
22.Ab each for Waists with plain tucks
and Teneriffe lace collar, or elabo-
rately trimmed with Val. lace; made
10 sell for SEQ
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An Extra Black Dress
Goods Offer.

Safe Fast Blacks in the Mo-.
hairs, Voiles, Examines and
other wanted summer-weight
fabrics at saving Of nearly a
half.
ss-inch All Wool volles. very pretty
black and extra strong fabric. 2bo =
yard.
cs.inch Imported voiles, a handsome,
high-grade fabric. for TIC.
s6!inch All Wool Mistral Cloth. . beau-
tiful cloth, for 81 1-2c.
ss-lnch Black Arohairs. grade that
looks and wears we'll. for zoo.
A-inch High Class Black Pure Mohair
for 8Oc.
4s.inch Imported saxony Mohair. worth
Sl.45. for ~.
E ss-inch All Wool French Bauste
handsome dress fabric, for bOc.
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gone under SIPS to So; the lots are
large, but are not likely to be here
long.
Zoe each--F,ull Front French Model
Cambria Corset Covers, low neck
all sizes to "A.
Drawers. Csc.
The Ssc to zoe values of cambria or
muslin--10 or IL styles at this price,
yariously trimmed.
50c a pair--Best 75c and SIC Cambria
Drawers that We or any one else has
sold.
soc. for Skirts,
Trimmed with cluny lace, full length
aud hemstitched tucks.
zoe each-Cambric Skirts. with knee
deep umbrella ruffle, tucked trimmed
with Point de Paris lace and extra
dust ruffle; they were made to sell
for Sl25.
S1.4S each-Cambric Skirts, trimmed
with one OF the new Teneriffe Iaces
in novel design-2i inches deep UNI
brella flounce, with IA tucks: good
$50 value.
$3.50 for a s. Lace Trimmed Skirt: the
trimming in this skirt would cost
more than the complete garment;
there's a double row OF Point de Paris
lace OF very fine quality that forms
the flounce.
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SIS Mohair Walking
Skirts, S2.08.

All wanted colors Blue, Cas-
tor. Gray, Champagne, also
Black. The finest Skirt offer Of
the season.
&s for $50 walking skirts. IN now
Bourette mixtures.
80. speclal-Walking Skirts Of nil
wool Melton cloth. yoke and foot
trimming.
so.os for $3.50 new Skirts OF Panama
cloth, full kilt plated, with faro
bottom.
s1.26-wash Skirts OF covert duck and
pIque-latest novelties.
S1.6O-Bourette Skirts, in the new mix
lures, inverted plait bottom.
$1.0S-New White Skirts OF Butchers
linen, strictly tailor made.
s2SO-yvh!te Linen Skirts. nine-gors
flare, Tapped seams.
s3.bO-New Gored Skirts OF linen. with
double tuck on each gore.
s1.4S-Pique Skirts. full flare.
S5.7b-New Colonial Skirts OF French
welt, with killed bottom.
Shirt-Waist Suits.
with tucked waist, finished with pip
S1.76 Shirt Waist Suits OF madras. fsA
range Of colors
e3.5O-Shirt Waist sults Of cannon
cloth. in the now blue mixtures, with
white pipings.
s2.bO-White Shirt Waist Suits. IN
walking and dress lengths; others TO
SEQ.
Kimonas, 2oc.
II dozen womens Lawn Kimonas for
2Oc each.
Others up to -. 90.
Wnn'er,.s, Misses' and Children's Bath
Ing suits. In greatest variety, IN ne
est styles and effects.
.ChiIdren's Lawn Dresses, Sl:@S
They're white. with fancy yoke and en-
broidered bertha. sizes TO II years.
7nc--Percale Dresses. with large white
sailor collars and ties. ~,
s1.26-suspender Dresses OF tine men,
cerized chambray, white empro'dereo
guimpes.
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DAVID GARRICK.
Amateurs Of Washington and Lee
Make Pleasing Presentation.

Especial to The Iimes-Dispatch.l
LEXINGTON. VA. May 2s-'David
eighteenth century England, was pre-
sented Friday night in the University
Gymnasium by the washington and Ice
Dramatic Club The play was witnessed
by a large and cultured audience.
spacious stage had been erected and
gallery section provided at one end OF
the hall. Two decorated boxes had
also been erected at the side OF the
stage. one of which was occupied by
President George H. Denny and friends.
Following Is the cast of the play:
David Garrick. Mr. r. G. Stokes: 1ngots.
Mr. J. y. NJ Armlstead: Squire Chivy.
Mr. H. @. Lee; Mr., Smith, Mr. NJ. r.
Burks, Jr.: Mr.. Brown, Mr. II. E. Thack-
sion: Mr. Jones. Mr. Albert Stoves, Jr.:
Thomas, AIR. Emmett Rankin: George.
MIR. Edward Wilson: Ada Ingot,s Miss
Annie r. White: Mrs Smith, Miss Lulu
Laird; Miss Brown. Miss Elizabeth Bar
clay.
Miss Annie r. White, the popular Uni
rersty librarian under whose direction
the Dramatic Club has produced this
year the best plays ever given, by the
part. Her acting was marvellous, being
FIJI Of expression and naturalness sell
dom seen in amateurs. The part taken
by Mr.. j. d. M. Armistead professor in
the Lynchburg High School, PHI. d, of
Washington and Lee, was particularly
fine The part wae Considered rather
difficult for any Of the students. and, on
account of Mr.. Armistead's talent being
utilized during his college days here. the
Mclub invited him to participate In David
Garrlck' as lngots, in which he fully
sustained his former reputation. AS
!dealistic and realistic "drunks" Messrs.
Stokes and Lee brought down the house.
Tho costumes were ordered from
Philadelphia costumer at considerable
expense. and every actor was we'll
adapted TO the makeup ri his particu-
lar part. Special light effects had been
arranged by Professor Lc Conte Stevens.
which added impressively to the play.
especially In the staircase scene at the
end Of the second act when Garrick so
lllopuiaes: TOO late! Too late"
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colored Mohairs and
Xoiles.

and all the other colorcd NVor-
Sled Dress Fabrics which are in
demand. Some special price in
ducements for Monday.
noc far 5o-inoh SILK Finish Mohalr ST.
cllIan. best Toe value.
aoc.-Ail Wool ss-inch Yolles, best Fc
aaac sAMlty Mohairs. SO much in de,
mand this season-as inches vide
noe-Cream Mohairs. in plain and nov
- s'' q yard for all the sl5o and Sis
english suitlng and Melton Cloths
"a inches wide and all wool
onu for SOC Pin Dot Pure Moha'r 81
cilian. full double width,
2Oc-French Batiste, all pure wool, the
eoc for SIS Tissue Etamine. ~ this
seasons newest shades, 4s inches
oso q, yard Shepherd Checks. for shirt
waist dresses. double widths.
7bc-silk Lustre sicilietta, "a inches
wide, In cream and gun metal.
TIC a yard-2,5W yards Danish Cloth,
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June Ribbons.

The Ribbon month will be here
in two days. We start our sale
for it Monday. You never saw
such prices-values considered
before. Look at these:
soc a yard-7-inch Double Face Liberty
Satin Ribbon, the 75c quality.
3-ac n yard--30O pieces 3 1-2 inch All
silk Taffeta Ribbons, In all shades.
made to sell at IL 1-2c a yard.
3Dc. extra specials inches wide Bay
adere silk Ribbons. made to sell at
$l.25
1Oc a yard-5O pieces Black Taffeta
Ribbons, best 25cz Ribbons made.
1nc a yards inches wide Satin Taffeta
aibbons-our sc ribbons.
25c. specialist pieces inches wide
Fancy Printed Taffeta Ribbons.
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Fine White Goods in Short
Lengths,

Z 3-4c yard-lGnglish Long Cloth, N
lengths to 10 yards; IN the run piece u
Is sl.o5 for 12 yards.
15c yard-o yards wide Best 23c. sheer
Organdes,
1. I-2c yard--Double Width Persian
Lawns, in 25c to Soc grades
z 3-4c a yard--Whi.e Pique SkirtinG,
loc and ~ 12c grades.
DC a yard--SEeer 10c India Linons.
DC a yard--l2 lie, l6 a-3c and lsc Piaue
and Madras, in stripes and checks.
1Oc a yard-45-inch Wash Chiffon, the
very sheer. fine 5oc fabric,
New Quilt Prices.
si.35--Extra Large sa.25 Crochet Quilts.
MarseIles designs, slight mill stains.
S2.:5 for SO Satin Finished Marseillcs
quilts, lace effect, pink and blue.
MI. .5-E,xtra Heavy Crochet Quilts
from french yarns
soc- Summer Weight Quilts, double bed
size--honeycomb pattern
Anc- Summer Weight Crochet Quilts,
/. lee each--A5x36 Pillow Cases. some
handkerchief border and hemstitched
ones among the lot--worth to &c.
1Oc each--Full Size Bolster Cases.
inc each-25c Linen Finished Hem
stitched Pillow Cases,
4Sc for 55c Linen Finished Bleached
sheets, reinforced, fun size,
CSC for 75c Bleached Ilemstitched
Sheets
s5c-Children's BED Sheets
Kilt Underwear.
DC each--several hundred dozen Wo-
n,en's Bleaclcd Full Trimmed Vests
In full elastic sizes. ~ a.
lbc each--l.ot OF Beaptitul l'ure I ,
Fancy Knit Lisle Thread VESTS SIN
tapes. 81, /.
TIC each.-Vests with elaborate lace YOKE
hack and front.-25c and 35c garments
1. 90 each--Several STYLES of Vests,
some with fancy lace Sokes ana an
extra full, elastic sizes
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BODY IN AN
OIL TANK
Remains Of Employs Of Wolfc,s
Lake Club House Found i'll
Tank Car Of Naphtha.
MURDER THEORY OF POLICE
Dead Man's Money and Jcwelry
Have Disappeared and Evi-
denccs Of Violence.
cpy Associated Press)

y
CHICAGO, I'LL. May 2S.--According 10
the police Of Whiting. tho identity OF inc
man whose dead body was founa IN
loaded naphtha tank car yesterday mas
been finally established.
ne was H. j Hall, twenty-slx 3ea's
old, of Woltc's Lake, aud the police pe-
,leve that he was murdered and his BOD!
rlaced In the car. a young man whose
name the police withhold, and VINO llau
1,ecn employed In the shipping depart.
,no,,t of the Standard Oil Company piant
at Whiting, and woman twenty wears
Cd, 10 whom Hall is alleged to nave
bcen attentive. are being sought Ny ny
polce The young man had also been AZ
fientive to the young woman.
Hall had been employed as clerk at ,,,e
nyolfe's Lake Club House lie lett ,ne
club house last Friday night, ana ,liht
was the last time his friends saw MN
alive. When and where he lost ms ne
remains to be solved. but marks or We
lence on the head and body indicate the
manner Of his death. ,.a
When last seen Hall carried a eolu
watch and chain and had sum oil mohSs'
ali OF which have Disappeared
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Nightgowns, soc.

Doe each--Cambrlc Night Gowns, In
or S styles, some, . rows of inserting
In the yoke others are in the empire
r style-perfectly made and full size;
good s5c garment.
SNc each--Nearly hundred dozen Com
brio and Long Cloth Gowns-cntire
yoke of one lot is of dainty allover
cmbroidcrr with very fine edge on
neck and sleeves: s1.sO is the best
price for these goods heretofore.
zoe eacll-An immense lot OF Gowns
and Skrts--inust be seen to apprecia te
these values. which run to Sl.25.
DSc each--Gowns and Skirts, made OF
nainsook ana long cloth and trimmed
with dainty nainsook embroideries and
Val. lace5-some extra sizes among
them ard more than 90 styles; $lT5
to 50 are the values.
ddc and soc for Gowns that would be
price surprise at 15c.
Doc for Corset Covers,
Lace trimmed back and front and baby
ribbon drawn-as good as the usual
SOC value.
5Oc eacl--15c and ssc Corset Covers all
made in the French styles and
trimmed with dainty Val. laces.
zoe, ste and OSc each-Three lots OF
Corset Covers. which we or you will
be unable to, duplicate after these are
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16c a yard-Trine Sheer Organdies.
made to sell at CSC, In all the newest
floral designs; $500 yards TO choose
from.
10 1-2c a -Morceriztd French Ba'
tiste, light and colorcd grounds, IN
Guiding champa gnc; regular 15c grades.
1sc a yard -Merccrizcd Silk Taffetas.
designed after the silk kind that retail
at Slight or dark colors.
Arc a, yard-Nrerccrizcd Silk stripe Her
Is mani, one OF the prettiest semi-dia.
phanous summer fabrics, white and
tinted grounds and dainty woven
striped and figured effects; cost TO
import 81 1-2c
4 B.ac a yard--Batiste. in all the wanted
STYLES and colorings, white and col
orcd grounds--sold elsewhere s 1-5c.
IL, LIE a yard--1mported Madras
which Is bargain at lS 2-3c-fancSl
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Sale of Stamped Linens.

Hundreds to choose from-small Doy-
lies. sx6 inches. to Centerpieces. 27x27
inches. including Soarfs In various
lengths. Tray Cloths hemmed and
n hemstitched. Pillow Shnms In all new
designs, and many others. that arc
worth double. Tho price starts at &c
and UP to- zoe each.
Fancy scarfs and Shams. moro than q
dozen styles, made to sell for 5Oc and
15c; price zoe each.
sl75 Applique scarfs FOR $50.
Cushion Tops. all the latest ideas, for
25c and 6Oc.
Lot OF Cushion Tops to close out, In
Guiding stamped designs. lithograph
and tapestry, some that sold for 6oc;
choice. 1Oc.il
2be for Beautiful Pure Linen Center
pieces. linen color. fine now tinted Do
signs. "a inches size; worth 16c.
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Library's New Books.

A list of the books received at the State
library last week follows
Descriptive List of the Libraries of Cal.
iforna, 1901
Interstate Commerce Commission Re
rnrt, 1903.
Davidson, The Alaska Boundary
Free Public Library Of Newark n. j..
1909 Report
North American Census Taking,
Catalogue of John Howard Payne Ia
Garnet, Translator, Beowuf. 1902
Field, Columbian Museum, Publication
No. SO RcporD,
ohiclal Record Of tho Debates Of the
Australasian Federal Convention Mel
bourne, 1885: TWO Volumes.
Readers Guide to Periodical Literature,
1903
Literary Masterpieces. Virginia edition,
1901
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Wash FabricsSave Over a
Third.

3 a.4c yard-American Batistes, white
and colored grounds, some solid
usual &c grade.
O3-4c yard-36,inch Fine Percalcs and
Cambrics, every design and color
made, lengths to 10 yards; usually
IL Lee and l5c.
Z 1-2c a yard-12 1-2c French Mulls. in
number of color designs, light or
dark grounds.
Use a yard-Best TIC and SC Apron
Ginghnms, lengths to 20 yards
4 l-2c Il yard--8 lac Light Shirting and
Dress Prints-variety of styles.
3 Bile a yard 6-inch Fine Brown Cot
ton--4,ao yards Of this 7c grade.
8 Use yard-Calicoes that usually
sell at oc-black gray. navy ana RED.
3 3.lc yard-36-inch French Percales
and Corded Madras-the always loc
grade wanted lengths,
4 LIE yard for &c Apron Ginghams
3 l-2c a yard-FIne Thread Brown Cot
ton, lengths TOD yards
& :,-Ic a Yards lac Seersucker Cling
hams, in fancy woven stripes
The Muslin Underwear Base
nent Bargains.
use each-Night Gowns In several styles
of lace and embroidery trimmed yokes
liberal sizes and we'll made.
:Dc each--Muslin Gowns that lave
spaced tuck yokes, neatly trimmed.
ITO eaoh-Cambrlc Corset Covers en-
broidcry and lace trlmnlcd.
zoe cach-Corset Coyors. Win lace
trimmed neck--all sizes.
no a Npair--Drawers ~ tWo Styles,
llemstitohed ruffle ana some 'aee
trimmed
d. l,.c pair-Drawers,S with tucks
and plain hem. ,.,,
500 each--Skirts Win t"ehGn ''"'
flounce, fun lcngths, 10,
600 each striped Seersueksser MaSm ,,, unf
dcrskir,s, fun lengths, WITH tu'' ru'''e'
Hs good az SOC will buy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
An Exhibit Of Imported
Rugs,

We have Oh exhibition in our
Carpet Department an immense
lot Of the l1andsonest imported
Rugs. Among them are kabis-
tan, Bohkara, SIENNA, Guendje,
KAYAKS, Daghestan and other
famous makes.
We will be glad to show them
or send them out on lnemoran-
dunn to any one interested.
Prices are less than half Of
what they have been sold for in
Richmond before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
CROSSES or HONOR.
sThese Will be Presented to Many
Veterans Friday Night.

About ono hundred members of Pickett
lsnd Lee Camps, and Confederate vet
5e,ans not 1mcnbers, whose applications
were sent in before May 18th, viii also
receive crosses.
,The ten dollar gold prize will also be
awarded TO the pupil OF HIGH School
fit,y,ose essay on jefferson Davis is &C.
.fcoptcd by the History Committee of Lee
sCamp.
The music on this occasion will be
FURNISHED by Mr. MERGERS chorus OF
4 High School pupils.
The public is cordially Invited to be
h present.
Z Jee Camp Hall next Friday evening at
$50 o'clock BY the Richmond Chapter,
Daughters OF the Confederacy. The Ash
lind camp will be present In a body to
receive crosses, applications having been
sent in from that camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29
Popular Prices Laces.

There has never been such an
exhibit Of Walenciennes Laces in
Richmond. We have them from
1ac q dozen yards and up. They
were imported to sell at double
our prices.
12c dozen yards--Trench Valencienness
Laces, ono Of the popular designs that
we have sold hundreds of dozens at
s. 19c. s6
1Sc dozen yards-25c Val. Lace In
settings and Edgings-match patterns.
Csc dozen yards4oc and 600 val.
Laces-match patterns. nsertings and
edgings, widths to l-2 inches.
Z 36c and Doc dozen yards--Val. ttaces
that cannot be duplicated under 5oc
and 75c.
Zoe a yard-Allover Laces-sorne OF the
most popular Val. and Tenerlffe de-
signs for waists.
Il Doc q yard--An immense lot Of Net
Embroidered Allover Laces III White
and ecru: como arc In the open An
glats designs. ~
SC and DC a yard Thousands OF yards
OF Torchon. Medc Plat Val, and
I'ointde Paris Laces
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Best Basement News Yet.
The M Waists.

16c each--The NJ Waists for boys and
girls. with extra stays beached and
summer weight,
~ l-2c each-Children's and Misses
Lace Trimmed Bleachcd Vests.
Lap Robes.
SOC for Linen Lap Robes. fancy coll
ored stripes; soc for plaid ones and
O5c for sl2S hemstitched ones.
China. Glassware, &c.
S1G5o for so5 Carlsbad Dinner Sets
consisting of 100 pieces. handsomely
decorated and finished with delicate
gold tracing.
$3.50 for l0-plecc Underglazed Deco
rated So Toilet Sets.
OOc for sl.o5 Plain White Handled and
Covered Stop Jars.
lie each for Decorated English Porce-
4 lain Salad Bowls.
400 n dozen--Ycllow Custard Cups.
R2 for 4rquart Blizzard Ice Cream
FreeZers.
1925 each for Hall Lamps, complete,
In either red or opal, with brass trim-
$50 each for a box OF 500 Stones Julep
Straws.
900 dozen for Highly Polished Hotel
Cioblets.
100 each for Crystal Glass Ice Water
Tankards,
500 a dozen for Handled Glass Punch
Cups,
noe each for D-quart Royal Granite
Steel Tea Kettles.
she each--Infants Bath Tubs, white
lined.
30 each-Tln Wash Basins.
So eacl-S-rins Muffin Pans
;.r oach-P Perforated Pie Plates.
rs box for Liquid Enameline
ic box for Flat polished pouple
Pointed Tooth Picks.
Curtain Goods.
&c a Yard ilkolines, floral patterns.
bc for ~ l-2c Curtain Swiss,
q 1-2c yard--Cretonne fancy des lshs'
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Some Special Bargains.

Some things which arc often Il
ppindcr not only Of the item, but
90 for cnrds--lloolss and Eyes, white
and black,
&c a pair--Childrens Misses and Wo-
mems Hose Supporters,
Zoe pair-Pad Front Hose Supporters.
all shades,
&c for 3 spools--Alex, Kings Spool Cot
tons. all numbers.
Zoe a pair. specialize gross Washable
Dress Shields, made TO sell at lie
pair,
10 a, roll-l,oo rolls White Tape, all
widths,
&c cach-1oc Jap Fans. all colors.
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woven stripes and color combinatioHs.
? 34c q yard--French Mulls, large
assortment OF light and dark shades,
n regular 10c grade. Il
10 1-2c A. ynrd-~15c Hair Line French
oimities, very sheer, tinted and white
grounds-rosebud and polka'dot ef-
fects.
me yard--silk Stripe Organizes, one
or the daintiest and prettiest summer
fabrics; 1t was imported to sell for
Dc; the importer stands the loss.
II 1-2o yard-Pure Blouse Linen.
suitable for dresses, waists and chill
dren's wear; tho usual 1Sc grade.
21c a. yard-Fancy Suitlng Linens
\ single and double widths, solid and
fancy woven stripes; worth 35c to 45c.
II 1 &c ynrd--4o-inch India Linons.
white grounds, with neat printed color
effects-imported to retail at 2oc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29

China. in light and dark shades; VIII
launder perfectly.
Soc for 69c White, Cream and all colors
OF Pure Silk Taffctas.
SOC. Foulards, 25c.
A lot OF Small Figured and Polka Dot
Foulard Silks. In navy and brown
Z grounds; TO close out we price the
Il acc ones 26c, the 6oc ones 3pc, the
s5c ones for 06c.
nj FOR 50 Handsome Black Grenadines
In brocsded. stripe and figured ei-
fects: the SO qualities are Ri.7o.
OOc for 81 Exquisite White and Cream
Pure silk Crepe de Chine, for COM
nsencement dresses
3Nc for 15c Light Summer W eight
Black Armure, pure silk
a5c for sOc Pure Silk Chiffons. In white,
cream and black, As inches vide.
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Special Notice.

Only thirty days longer for
the portraits. Customers hold
ing punched tiskcts for free
portraits will please present
them within the next thirty
days, as Mr.. Campbcll's con-
tract with us is nearly COM
plctcd. We wish all who have
tickets to get picture before
he leaves us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-29

gotten, but badly needed. A re-
also OF the noncy-saving feature,
~ l-@' pair-Bustcr Brown Hose
Supporters, all sizes.
Zoe each-Buster Brown Linen Collars,
all sizes; best - l.2c ones.
80 a cnko--White Floating Soap, large
cake.
b for Aliens S 80 Tacum Powder,
Z i-@c a cake-Munyon's Witch Hazel
Soap.
Zoe a dozen-Horn Hair Pins, best l5c
dozen pins made.
30 for Doc Red Hand Bags,
l0c each--Lot Of 50c and 75c Brooch and
Hat Pins,
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4 3.4c yard-Sheer American Dimi-
ties, 30 inches wide--usual Sc grade.
IT, a yard-New Nercerized Striped
and Figured Piquc Madras. value 10c.
: 3-4c a yard--India Lnona, 40 inches
wide and linen finished.
1sc Il yard-New Mercerized Enbroid-
cred Poplns, in dots and stripes;
usual price, 25c.
12"I-2c a yard-Double Face Merce-
rized Oxford Cloth, a beautiful. clear
white finisf--an excellent CSC value.
zoe a yard--Beautiful Sheer Dot
Embroidered Swiss imported to sell
at 40c.
Zoe a yard--Sheer Scotch Dimities.
with merccrizcd embroidered stripe
a fine &c material.
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DR.. Truman Returns.

l1r. A. y, thurman, who was recently
called 10 New Jersey by the Illness OF his
wife. who died in Jersey City last Satnr-
day, and was buried on Long Island. has
returned 10 the city. Or Turmap Is very
nppreeiatiYe OF the large number OF let
,ers and kilograms OF sympathy received
from his friends,