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debating letters to his quiet, sensible little stenog-
rapher impulse seized him, and he asked her
the same question he had put to Bob at luncheon
She looked at the cardboard thoughtfully
Were the couple engaged to be married before
they quarreled?" she asked impersonally.
"Nno; he was hoping they would be, though
She shook her head. 1t wasn't womanly in her
to send it, she decided, and Black snatched away
the cardboard and paid her off by debating SO fast
she couldn't follow
After dinner he tried his pet sister. But
Les, she said she the Cardboard
mo nice girl would send you that" And Leslie
marched off for the evening leaving her in tears
because he had been SO cross.
Margie met him at tho door herself. Everyone
in the fiat has gone to the theater except Sister
Marys little girl and ,seIf" she began hurriedly,
as If there had been nc quarrel at all. 90 may not
be able to give you my undivided attention. because
III have to go to Dotsy if she cries
Black scarcely heard. He thinking how like
flower Margie appeared in that pink dimity.
Did you t?'' he asked catching both her
hands.
Mean WHAT"
THAT word you put in my letter"
why, yes, of course At least l did when 7
sent it. | don't now
Aunt Mardsie!" called little voice from the
bedroom, and the pink vision vanished
Black held his breath until she reappeared.
You say you don't mean it, now?' he questioned
lugubrlously
why, no. How could I, now that see you
again?''
Aunt Mardsel" sounded the wall again. and
this time there was a session of sobbing and
fortng and long wait before Margie came back
Dotsys just broken-hearted because I've lost
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your country place sounds enticing and as business
is duller than dull just now, there's no reason"
Here the postman stepped into his office and
handed him letter AS Black tore it open bit
of cardboard fell out and huttered to the floor
He reached for it, and when he saw what it was
look of establishment spread his face, fol-
lowed by slow flush and pleased smile He
glanced at his closed Office door Then he whistled
softly. At last he remembered to read his letter.
1t was short ust this:
1t fills with chagrn to own it; but am tired of
not seeing you. Please come up tonight. MARGIE.
1t took about two seconds to read this and the
next half minute Black spent in carefully laying
that bit of cardboard away in his pocket-book.
Then he swung around to his desk, picked up the
letter he had been writing to Flo tore it in pieces
threw it in the waste basket, and began another:
My DEAR FLoRENcE-You're awfully good to ask me.
but the fact is can't possibly get away from the office
this month, | write in haste, that you can make
other plans if you wish Yours, thanks and APP
probation and lots of regrets LESLIE BLACK.
This done he took his hat and went to luncheon
at a restaurant, where he happened to meet Bob
Peters
See here Bob" he said, after the order was in
If you'd had falling out with girl-a mighty
nice girl-and she had decided to make up and
had sent you line asking you to CALL and had i'll
closed this-what would you thinl,?'
Bob examined the cardboard critically TOO
easy" was his verdict
Don't know what you're talking aboutl'' re-
torted Black in disgust, and his treasure went back
into his pocket-book in a hurry, while Bob tried
in vain to extract another word of confidence from
him.
But in the middle of the afternoon, Black
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commonplace. "She asked me to show it to her
tonight and | thought it right in my desk;
but I've hunted and hunted just to please
her-why, Leslie Black there it is now Where
did you find it?"
IT. the discredited piece of cardboard
which Black had drawn from his pocket in
her absence. tiny, heart-shaped bit of card
board it was, decorated with violets whose stems
intertwined to spell the words, Your Own Sweet
heart"
THAT" he exclaimed. You sent it to me in
your motel"
'Horrors!' she gasped, she snatched it from
him. 'Ohl l remember slipping it into empty
envelop to keep it clean!'
You didn't know you sent it?'
"Of course | didn't!'
Then what did you mean by saying you meant
it when you sent it, but not when you me?"
Il meant my note. Didn't | say | was tired
of not seeing your"
"Oh!"
But as Black grew crestfal1en Margie grew indig
You could think that 1 would do such thing
to send that to you, Leslie Black Oh, how
could you? You ought to have known better
What must you have thought"
Thought" echoed Black, suddenly finding his
tongue, Il thought it the sweetest thing dear,
tenderhearted, precious girl ever did, thought"
Aunt Mardsie" And Marge was gone
She stayed until it still that Black knew
the child must have fallen asleep. He began to fd-
get about the Perhaps she wasn't coming
back at all
But just at that point she stood on the Threshold
pink and sweet. You were saying Leslie that
you-thought-'' she said softly.
And Leslie is still telling her what he thinks
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There was swift throwing back of "tarps"
and out of every bed scrambled a startled
scantiy clad cowboy. AS the men, barely
awake, gazed wildly about for the object of the
disturbance (they well knew the cause. for an
early morning episode of the sort is by no
means unusual in a cow-camp), there came an
unexpected climax to the proceedings. The black
object was seen to divide suddenly into two parts
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cried, as it dashed past the still gaping figure on the
gray pony.
For mile the two galloped side by side in silence
Day had dawned clear and bracing when Bowegs
drew deep breath and spoke Il never lowed
this horse could throw me-
Are you hurt?" asked Binford solicitouslv.
Peeled some rawhide off my face is all-except
these little panties is sorter grassstained" with
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companion reasoned. You'll have the gentle horse
that Gray Kitten pony of mine is plumb kind-and
if we do get caught up, the jokes me- amt it"
unless l should be asked to repeat the perfor-
nance sometime in daylight Binford was willy.
He had learned beneficial lesson in not placing
too great confidence in cowboy assurances.
You side in this deal, and I'll side you the
rest of the time you're in camp" Bowlegs urged,
d.. fa14
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better get out there and see if he's hurt.
The "tenderfoot" heard the suggestion, and,
yarmouth Lance said afterward run like scared
rabbit"
Pancho, having accomplished his sole purpose,
had trotted off and was standing in his customary
attitude of complete disnterestedness in his sur
roundings. The figure in the knee breeches launched
itself into the saddle Come on come onl' it
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and BlntOrd telt
obligated to ac-
cept the proffered
friendship,
You ride the
bucking horse and
I'll furnish the
Clothes" he said
Imply.
And so it came
about that at the
first streak of
dawn the cook,
the first riser in
a cow-camp, saw
two figures Stun
BILE off and dis
appear in the TN
certain shadows.
A few moments
later the sleeping
camp was aroused
by a wild whoop
and the sound of
violently Tapping
leather. Straight
toward camp came
"a writing, heav-
ing black object,
and a voice yelled
from out of the
darkness: Look
out, you fellers! |
can't keep him
out of camp"
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the smaller portion shooting swiftly upward and
outward and coming to earth with thud that
shook the ground. 1t lay motionless for an
instant and then gathered itself together slowly
and
Its that there tenderfoot, sure as you're
1ivnl" calculated General Miles" from his
safe ambush under the chuck-wagon. That's his
hat, and them must be his little pants. We'd
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you got to take the credit for that spill!'
Binford scratched his head in disquietude of
mind
Bowlegs went on: 1--WE agreed to go side partners
in this deal didn't we? You amt goin to cut out
from me first flicker, are your?
Binford laced up his shoes before replying, and
Bowlegs continued: 90 1t was them there shoes that
Continued page II
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qu1ZZ1cal look at
the green spot eX-
tending from knee
to thigh.
Binford laughed.
What about our
scheme now"
Bowlegs turned
on him sharply.
Il met up with
a saplin'. That's
how | got this face
on me. Sabe? You
got to limp. |
don't wonder Pan
cho didn't want a
outfit like this on
him. It's enough
to make a fence-rail
pitch. | dom want
no more truck with
it, Well change
clothes right here"
so | have to
take the credit for
the fall, do II"
asked Binford du-
biously.
You bet your
life! I'd have to
quit camp if the
outfit ever caught
on that I'd been
throwed by Pan
cho. Yes, you bet
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A & A r ID 3 O Al d LOVE STORY
DhksFr"I ~w%sssssas

a little present she gave me
my birthday" she explained,
with an evident desire to talk
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\ EAR FLO" wrote Leslie
J Black, Il accept with
alacrity. A week at
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..2o-1NcH coLoRDD LouIsINESs..
a 400 yards of superior quality az ana
finish: ali colors. in the new illiimi-
mated effects; positively 81 values
for coo q yard
"sI;PERl3 FANCY SILKS 800 yards
1,o,lisihes and Taffetas. Jacquard ana
stripe effects. all new wenves, for
q full costumes worth roc and SEC, for
soc n yard.
"MESSAD1NE PONGEN" ], 900 yards.
10 innhes wide. lustTous quality, all
colors, including white and cream;
\ worth SOC for 81 1-2c n yard.
&-INCH BLACK CHINA Silks. GEO
yards. excellent quality, finest crow
black, has q lustrous finish, smooth,
even weave; soc value, for a5c a
yard.
SATIN FoULARDs, "a inches wide.
300 yards, superior quality, desir-
able for fill costumes; worth SIC,
for 6Dc n yard.
"BIiAC1S PEAIJ DE Sole, $50 yards
b OF all pure silk Peal, de Sole, %
inches wide, heavy enough for coats;
worth 75c. for b5c.
BLACK CREPE DE CHINE, 800
yards, 20 inches wide, Lyons pure
dye; worth S165, for S1.3O.
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Curtains ;Draperies

FURNITURE Coverlng-Tapest silk, da-i
mask and yelours. 400 asyard 1 other
grades to S3.
Madras Curtains, silk cross stripe, .
yards long, worth to $3.50. for $3.50
a pair,
Dotted Muslin curtains extra Vel
made, hemstitched ruffle, 8 yards
long;l Sl.25 value, ~ a pair. 4. ]
Scotch Lace Curtains, large range OF
designs, extra, double thread net,
9 ia, and a yards long; 50 value, for
1905 a pair.
slip Covers made 70 order.
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fCOLoRED CREPE DE CHIMES, =!
inches wide, 100 yards. street ana
evening shades. uestionably the
greatest 75c yalue, for SOC q yard -
LOT OF FANCY Silks. AIS yards OF
& newest fancies, desirable for waists
q and entire dresses; worth to Toe, Tor
3sc ana Ace n yard.
NATU RAJ s1LANTUNG 81 PONGl0tt1
7e5 yards, q inches wide, In bamboo
color only: laundors like linen; worth
t9c, for 4Sc. an
CoLoRED TAF,FETA SILKS, 2.ooo
yards. every, desirable shade. includ-
Ing white and black, suitable for
three-piece suits; worth 76c, for $50
a yard. 3
BLACK r.BAU DE SOLE, 1873 yards,
IS inches wide. has a sheen like
satin, guaranteed to wear satisfac-
torily: worth s1.25, for ~ 81 yard.
5"wH1TE EMBROIDERED HABU-
tai" 175 yards. 81 inches wide.
small. neat designs, FOR waists and
summer dresses; launders perfectly;
Z 100 value. for bSc a yard. W
BLACK TAE'El1TA SILKS, 1900 yards
Of 27-inch imported Lyons dye TAT
feta, has a lnstrous finish, regular,
smooth weave; 81 value, for zoe.
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Linen Warp Mating.
Carpet Effects, zoe

linen Warp Mating, In red blue and
i green, npw carpet effects goo a
yard.
White Ground things, with inlaid
figures, for $50 a yard.
Heavy ,IoIntless China Mattngs. new
patterns. n nc.
Close Woven Heavy China Mattings
for Zoe, 400 and 36e.
Fancy China Mattings no.
J l-2 yards wide Floor Oh Cloth for
1Sc "a running yard
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A White Lawn. Waist here, Of good
quality. for oOa, If
White Lawn, with English eyelet en-
broidery entire front, tucked back,
good quality India linon. equal to-
any waist sold ono year ago at sl,9S;
price DSc.
Handsomest China Silk Waist of this
season, tailor made has twenty box
plaits, and the remarkable price for
5 this handsome s. waist is 0sfss,s
black or white,
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one OF tho most beautiful waists OF
q the season lis IA combination of Ger,
man Val. lace and tucking, in
l. straight and transverse combination,
that seems impossible to make under
$3.50; these waists tit perfectly and
our price is E3,0s,
You may get the Lace Net Waists.
trimmed with applique and lined
with silk, for ~, Os.
Printed Lawn Waist, in plain tailor
like fashion. or several hundred other
waists are shown. s
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Special Lining Prices

~ 1-2c Spun Glass for So. IS
sc Marvel SILK. black only, for 1bc
Highest s5c grade OF Mercerlzed sat sat
Inc, tic a yard. NJ
Dressmakers' Lining Cambria, a ,i.'''.
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Silk Petticoats

q The best So Silk Underskirt We ever
sold: 1t is made out OF guaranteed
taffeta. AZ N
Mercerized Black Italian Cloth, $50
values, for 9Sc. i III
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Infant Department

has several hundred Hand Crochet
Sacuues, with q brand new idea IN
their style-25c and Soc each.
Pretty White Dresses Of muslin. lace
or embroidery from 60c to sS3.Os.
3'"rhe Pets Infant Suspcndcr Waists IS
III for; cSc. 5ai5 Il,
or a Darling 4 Bib for Sc. /.
Baby Shoes. too. have arrived; novel
ideas, wi tn which you VIII he IA de-
4 lighted. 2Dc and 5Oc a. pair i gSS N 8s,
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IriN!I Llnen, IN lIght weight. as worn
this seasoq for shirt waists or suits,
. is yards wide. for zoe a yard,
dc quality In yard wide Grass Bleached
one of the most reliable suting lin
ems made In Ireland. thc yard.
Yard Wide Pure Linen Suting, full
bleached, zoe yard,
CSC Linen suiting at less than imports
er's Price, zoe yard,
The same make IN best 50c quality,
double width. for 800 a yard.
Heavy Ekirting Linen roe {. yard.
2 ~ yards wide LINEN Sheellng. 81, %
qualitys for shc.
Table Linens For flonday's Sale
An Linen Heavy Damask silver
Bieached Dinner Napkins. 81 a doz-
en-; the same in 3-f size, Sl0O
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SEE THE=.-.==-:--===-=
Statutory Exhibit
In Our Windows.
1t is Wonderful.
The SILK Statement Without Limit

The list here is iii five of those on sale at unaef-
rls SILK Store business upon a basis OF tnor-
,,rh knowledge Of worth and The prices Tor oh-
800 saln show clearly where to buy your Silks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26

All Linen Dinner Napkins, grass
bleachsd. German make. 500 a dozen.
Full Bleached Irish Linen Dinner
Napkins, double weight $3.50 a
dozen.
yards wide Full Bleached Table Da-
mask-lrlsh make--instead OF Sl,95
Is The yard.
only 10 pieces left OF the s5c All Linen
iable Damask, 2 yards wide. which
Is being sold at 5Oc.
40 yards of Heavy Mcrcerized Full
BleacAed Table Damask. at 30c
yard.
Stair Crash, GOO yards. Be- yard.
l'nre Linen Birdeye Diaper, 25c quail
ity, ihc yard.
is-'nch Sanitary Birdeye Diaper. 10 q
yard m, MI M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
Monday Bargains

=
600 cakes Munyon's 16c4 Witch Hazel
sorp, Q cakes Cor 100; 3npt more than
2lakcs to customer.
Roger and Gallet's Violet R'oWder,
IT ia 30.
Japanese sachet Powders, So. instead
~ of {l0c. Il
One Of the finest Violet Toilet Waters
made Is 25c a bottle, o.
Best Hardwood German Bristle Hair
Brushes ever sold for &35c on sale for
Zoe. I'D 4
CLIO gross of various size Clear White
Pearl Dress Buttons; smallest slzct
was 100, choice of a counterful, ha
45s q dozen.
Safety Pins, black or nickel, all sizes.
40 ~ card.
y Garter Web for loss than half 5c and
100 "a yard.
Pure I.nstre Large s.ools Crochet SILK,
20; &c Shoe l.aces, 20; DC spool
SILK, y 1 re; Large l0c Roll of Tape,
Oe, and a thousand others
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Pretty Cotton Fabrics

Mcrcerizcd Silk and all tina
season. Some Of the under-pr
be found on the first floor.
Embroidered Ginghams, entirely new
designs; worth &c, the price e l-:c
81 a yard.
4o-inch Irish Linen Finished Lawn
and Kimono Cloth will be DC.
Mercerizcd SILK Taffetas, In all their
new designs and colorings, for
10 3-Ac.4 N I'M
Embroidered Crepe Cloth, in almost
every color and design, Sc. value, for
II 1-2c.
6,OO0 yards Of Imported Glnghams,
every new design, that cost 1Sc to
o5c, for 0 3-4c a yard.
Mercerized Wire Volcs, in solid color
or fancy printing, every shade, In
Guiding black and white; 25c value,
for l. Lee. IS
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Sale Of Mems Half Hose

All tho o5c best, Black Embroidered
and colors are priced \ Sc "a pair.
E,ull regular made Fancy Imported
&c Half Hose for = &c.
Double Heel and Toe Fast BLACK
Fiaf Hose for SC. n
&Allover Black Lace Lisle Half Hose,
$50 quality for 1Dc.
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The Power Of Shirt Waists

science with which they brought out new cohens Shirt
make them nome Or puy
them ready this exquisite
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A Large Linen Collection

he stock, owing to its enlarged purchases had to be
moved II now occupies the entire OF the main floor
where the Linen sale for Monday will have, among many
others the following special price items Oh sale:
Sale of White Linen sung Monday is likely NOT - bo
repeated the coming When mean pre linen
These goods are tho best Irish makes
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8Corsets al Half

sale Of broken lots Of Corsets,
not many Of any one kind, some
500 all told. u.
100 ones for bOc. Is !. 81;
Il STAND S1.5O ones for TIC.
All'9that sold to 50 for $3.50 a pair. Il
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"A Great Dress Goods Sensation

enough saving to be Of intercs
Here are a few:
Colored Goods
4a.imch Mohair Checks. in blue and
white. green and white and brown
and white. splendid for shirt waist
suits, 81.
Bradford's Novelty Mohair in all the
desired shades, "A inches wide, FL.
4S-inch Bradford's Mohair. shepherds
check, in black and white and blue
and white, soc.
High Novelty In shepherds check,
20 inches wide, desirable for Elton
suits. 81.
SILK, and Wool Eollenncs, In plain and
self colorcd checks, in all of tho de-
sired colors; A inches wide. Toe 10
Sl.25.
Alamo Worsted Crepe Cloth. In all of
the desirable colors and black, SS
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. Cohen's Hosiie cry Sale

means the most dependable &C
No inatten how littletlle price
price. We have here the produ
try OF Europe. Prices will rur
= women,s Alloyer Lace go Stockings.
lie. n. 81 Is 81 s.
Fancy Lisle Embroidered and Lace 4
D Stockings, 50c ones, for ;IDc.
& All the 25c Hosiery for 25c a pair.
4 Imported Gatlze Lise--thc best wear
Ing stocking niade--double heel and
toe, all sizes, stainless black. for
1sc n pair.
Rembrandt Ribbed Stockings. black
and stainless-importcd-a 25c.
y Imported Gauze Lislc Tan Lace Stock
ings, sold everywhere for 39c, arc I
Zoe a pair ii t
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inches vide, 25c; others. % inches
wide, II 1-2c.
Black Goods
46-inch Panama Cloth, for Elton suits,
~.
46-inch All Wool Bourette Wolfe. one
Of the latest novelties. 75c.
4i-inch All Wool Crepe Cloth, for
fancy skirts, Toe,
44-inch sicilian, with fine dot. 75c.
4Finch $l,O High Lustre Sicilian, 81.
46-inch Crepe Albert, for mourning
suits soft and light weight; worth
slO, for -,
42-inch 0c All Wool Serge 3Oc.
60c All Wool Albatross. ss inches wide,
~ &c.
4o,inch Mohair and slcilian, zoe.
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Exquisite White Goods

An Importers stock nishap. The Coen's share Of
the stock emphasizes the goodness of this The depart
5ment will make price record Monday
yards Chiffon, quality,
that at sc a 8
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One of3the bargains for Monday is the
new 81 Walrus Bag, closely rivcted I
frame. gun metal and brass CLASP;
special price for this 0 ~ inch bag
lis c--brown or black.
Handsome Printed NIore Lined Opera
IA Bags, brass trimmed about A dozen;
4 hest soc value, special for Monday,
1Dc. III ~ NJ
Red or Black Patent Leather Belts.
55 dcsirad widths Zoe. tf4l II ~ ,f3 Xxx
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Large Lot Of White

came to us when we did not want It.
Most Of the goods we're too late foT.
this advertisement, principally skirts.
and gowns. z. ~ ias
4 Prices will be 6Dc to ~ 20. more
than a third off the.lregulnr price,
ready on salo Monday
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"A New Art in Lace,S

Paris the queen Of style centers, has surrendered the
Lace vogue Never all the past has Lace held high
plane dress garnture. Never all the past have Lace
makers produced such masterpieces Weaare splendidy ready
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u 1-2c White Dimities for Lie q
yard va
Double Width English Dimities, in
fine checks and stripes, that's worth
to 35c, for 1Oc a yard.
Mercerized Lace Stripe Organdies. in
hemstitched effects, for 10 2-3c a
yard.
25c sNIcrcerized Stripe Batlste, 15c.
White French 7Velts. ] DC a. yard.
Mercerized Dimity Dots. instead of
25c, is loo.
5000 yards of White Wash Organizes
for q 3-Ic a yard
Imported Wasting Dalnasks, cost to
81, for Zoe u yard.
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Double Width French Nainsooks, inns
ported to sell at 1oc. for II LIE a
yard.
French Batiste, best Csc value ever
sold. for 10c.
4o-inch Persian Lawns, 22c value, for
{1Bc.
4o-lnch India Linons for 8 3-4c a yard.
Sale of Imported Persian Lawns. the
finest 25c grade, 6,o00 yards, at 17c
y a yard; the 35c grade will be zoe a
yard.
White DATED Swiss, the Same quality
that is sold usually at a0c is II 1-2c
yard.
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Art Department

has go to 40c Pillow Tops, choice.
& 15c.
& 600 and 75c ones for zoe.
Open Work Stamped Linen Tray
Cloths, will, fringe, for &c each.
Full Size Stamped Scarf. hemstitcheed,
at tic. ..55 gils N "a a
Iambrcqu,ns. were e5c to 81, are 1sc
to $3.50.
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u SILK FINISHED Wolfe, s5c value, III all
colors. for 17c.
q and imported. for II 1-2c.
The French s5Oc Organdy for 33c.
Silk Striped Eolienne, mad Q to sell for
t75c, for q De- 3t3 II !.8f
Mercerlzed sepoy silk. In the new
i fc check effect, for 25c. ;5
3 New Batiste, 1oc best quality, for
I &c. 4s E N
Scotch Dinlitless. s1sc ones, in new de-
signs, for o 3-4c. IN "a
Black and White Shepherd Checks;
imitation Of the al wool goods, that
cost 81 a yard, double width, for
q 100 a yard. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26

~ S, 4 49, ,-esAfNss! 80 + -
the quality is the best at that at
Of the best mills in this co,,rl-s
like this:
60c Gauze I1isle Lace Stockings. In
black. extra quality, price zoe. Il
Fine GAUGE Seamless Black or Tan
Stockings. cop,bed Maco yarn. extra
spliced heel. for u 1,2o pair,
For Misses and Boys
All tho best Misses ana Boys' Black,
4 Stockings for $50 in town--wear Is
(. guaranteed-all sizes to 10. loo q. s
pair.
Another lot arc the Iron Franc Stock
ings for boys and girls, 4-thread.
eqnalsto any $50 stocking, In all stzas.
IL 1-2c pair. @ $l