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The Washington times., 1905-11-12
CARS TROUBLES
WORRY KAISER
Fears Uprising III German
Polish Provinces.
TROOPS MOVED IN HURRY
Cruiser in Readiness to Garry Nicholas
From Russia Should it Be
Necessary.

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE Kaiser has
been exceedingly worried over tho state
OF affairs in Russia. which are more
than apt TO cause a dangerous uprising
in the German Polish provinces
There is. of course. not the slightest
reason 10 suppose that revolution IN
Poland could succeed. Germany has
troops enough there TO suppress any at
tempt but there is a secret agitation
going on in the provinces vile e thou
sands OF revolutionary pamphlets are
spread broadcast and somewhere there
must be secret printing esta bEsh-
ment which government detectives have
been unable TO detect. but whose
activity is very much apparent.
Warm Feeling for Car
The danger which threatened the Car
and the Whole imperial family Is also q
source of great anxiety TO Emperor
William. who has always had a warm
feeling Of friendship for Gar Nicholas.
whose good qualities and warm devo-
tiOn 10 his people he knows probably
better than any one else.
The Kaiser has done a great deal 10
/ give his subjects a just idea Of the
| personality of this unhappy monarch
| who in SO many ways resembles Louis
| WI of France and who may still
| share his fate and suffer for the sin:
| OF his ancestors.
As far as II has been within his power
/ the Kaiser has made preparations 10 as
/ sist the Car in escaping from Russia
/ should his life be in imminent danger
! \ German cruiser is even at this mo-
ment in wireless communication witt
/ PeterhOf and German officers number
| ing over a score are said to be In the
/ Cars palace in various DISCUSSES, read,
TO defend his life at the cost Of theil
| own.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
CHILD POISONED.
It's Mothers Former Lover Ar
rested for the Crime.
,Sxecial to The Times-Dispatcl1

tS5ecialsto The Times Dispatch.)
& DANVILLE, VA, April Peculiar
fcircums tances surrounding the death last
night of the child Of D.. NJ. Butcher, an
employe Of the Dan River Power and
Manufacturing Company, has led to the
issuance OF a. warrant for the arrest Of.
/ G.. Fl. Painter. who is said to have been.
in love with Mrs. Butcher previous to
her marriage. Painter has fled. and his
present whereabouts are unknown,
According to information furnished the
officers, the child died soon after par,
taking of fruit given5her by Painter. The.
elder child refused to accept of he fruit
These circumstances, It is alleged, were,
rot related to the nlotller3llntil after the
death Of the younger child. She imme-
diately notified her husband of the oc-
curTance with the result that a warrant
for tho arrest Of Painter was issued. The
Butchers live in a settlement of mill peo-
pie several miles 'front.' the city. The war
rant was issued by a. county official. "A
search is being made for the smissing
man. No examination Of the child has
been made. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
OXFORD WINNER
BY f0UR.L..E..NG|::1H 4.
Light Blues Badly Beaten IN
Annual Boat Race y, the
Thames River.
Z. CROWD IN ATTENDANCE ! 81 V
Prophecies Of Close. and EScitt-7t.
ing Contest Not Fulfilled,
CROWD IN ATTENDANCE ~ 3 I;
tBy Associated Presso

LONDON, April 1.--Oxford to-day won
the sixty-sccund annual boat race pe I
tween the Universities Of Oxford and
Cambridge, defeating the latter by thfce
to four lengths.
The RAGS was rowed in beautiful Wa
ter. There was not ripple on the va
ter, and the wind was very light. Con-
seouently thor. was not much advantage
in the choice Of stations.
This contest. always attractive drew
nm unusually large crowd to-day, as the
gwa,crsidc experts had all rrcphesied tne
best race in years owing 10 eVeiiiiess % "a
the crews.
The prophesy, however, was not ful-
filled oxford speedily taking the lead ana
heading tlG procession to the finish.
b t'a tnbrIdge won tho toss and selected
hef surrey side Of tho river. The boats
cot away to a splendid start at l1:si y.
NJ. hut l,uclS:,all set the dark blues CON-
ford) a slashins stroke of 81 to minute
and almost Immediately stablisned
lead which was never lost
When Craven Steps We're reached the
OXonans were a full length to the front
and the cheering Of their supporters on
the river banks was something to be
long remembered Both crews were still
rowing strong. but the dark blues con-
,lnued to come away and soon had two
lengths advantage.
Passing the Saccharine works. Taylor
(Cambride) called on the light blues, who
made gallant response and closed the
gap BIZ lralffa length. But the dark blues
stroke soon shook off their rivals Oxford
quickly regained the lost advantage and
added to their lead.
OFF Chlswick 1t was evident that the
race had already been decided Some of
The Cambridge crew showed signs that
they were weakening, but Taylor made
another effort with n stroke somewhat
faster than that of Oxford. }e1 1t was not
we'll pulled through, however. and lack
Of rhythm was manifest.
Time. 20 minutes, IS seconds. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
"A great season for White Goods.

Undoubtedly so, and iii anticipation OF it,,
we arc prepared with not only the largest
stock ever III this department., but with more
variety Of weavcs.
Score after score OF different wcaves from loc,
& "a yard up to 81, go and 81, 90 per yard
imported and Domestic Madras, Shifting Madras,
Linen Finish Cannon Cloth, india Linens (some
especially good ones at 1oc. and 12'sc per yard, 40
Inches wide)
Pin Tot Swiss as low as 12Iac, 14g
Very Sheer Persian Lawns As inches wide, only
l1c.
SILK Finish MulIs for little as 12l4c, yard It'll
Mereerlzed Madras WaIstlnss, 25c yard and
last in the list to-day, but not least by any
is an all pure linen Sheer Cambria, yard wide. for
zoe. a yard You can't find Its equal in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Cremation in England.

Nine crematorlcs arc in active opera-
non N England. The oldest was esiab,
lishcd in 1855. Tho number of inclnera-
lions AZ. eacll Of them, SO far. Is as fol-,
lows: Wpking. 1858: Manchester. s5S.
Daylingot il; Leicester. il; Goldeyis
Green, 3sS; Birmingham. IT, TotaI. 4, io7.
cremations IN 1896 Increased ~ over The
number In 1893. Working alone showing
strate that cremation is making head
way slowly In England, and "A Is believed
that the feeling against IT. whether
founded on religion or sentiment, Ia grad.
ually Weakonipg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
TWO SENTENCES.
Heavy Punishment for the Dan
vile Extortioners. u
Especial to The Times-Dispatci,.J

isati Especial 70 Inc {I11nes-DlSpatcn.) q
DANE1LLE, VA. April 1.--BenJa
Haley and Noah Pumpkin. charged with
unlaWfully detainng in custody and ex-
torting monesGfrom &c. v. Clark, j. ].
Thompson and &C. II. Lewis, cadets at
the Danvillo Military Institute. Wcre.to-
day convicted Of the crime in the Conn
~ Court of Halifax county, Lumpkin be-
Ing sentenced to five years IN tho pcnitcn-
tiary and Haley, who pleaded guilty and
threw himself on The mercy OF the court,
received q jail sentence OF six months,
which carries Mth4it the payment Of a
line Of so. A motion for new trial was
toVerruled In the case OK Lu,npkir,. ana
the case will be appealed. The two men
represented themselves to be others ,nd
arrested the cadets atthcrnan,p on Dan
.tiver upon bogus charge If the Larceny
OF u boat Tile cadets wore held In Gus
tody and REQUIRED TO pay their cnptors
@9 before, being nGccrJcd their liberty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
New, Cut Glass.

All new designs and rich; deep cut :
ytings. The assortment Is ~ fine one
the hest We have yet had. n s8,g'Ihe
prices are moderate, g tl,f y ways J,
arc here. \. Here are v several spcct-
mon good values, at rs each, ..
X 8.lncI, cut 3 Glass Bowls. FL
J Inch Flat Salad Bowls. n js.9s:
Water Bottles. & 3s 4 Y
Celery Trays. y
7, 4, Dotted COMFORTS. RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
HENRICO COUNTY DOCKET
Paramount Annexation Petition
I. to be Heard-Crirninal Cases

Judge Scott OF the Circuit Court. is stil,
III, and Judge clopton. of Manchester'
VIII sit for him during the April term
which begins Tomorrow. The docket /.
o long one, although the number Of fel.
ony cases is small. One OF the most
imRortan, Is the Fairmpunt annexation
pelitlon on the criminal side The most
IMPORTANT case VIII be ,ha, Of ". p.
Terry and John Mcdonnell. charged win
highway robbery, and the case or Alex.
iander3Tinsley. charged with criminal as.
saMlt, Will be heard. The docket will be
called Tomorrow and the cases set for
hearing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
New Muslin U Underwear

& Women appreciate highly the
y advantages M Of lllyine Muslin
IF Underwear In our store. 358
Plenty of room, plenty of
light ard the greatest variety
ST Well made Undergo rl1lents
ii Richmond.
In tho best factories in i
1, the United sstates---flnd nothing
5Efbut high-grad do WORK lowed TO 1
III enter he store. ~
Nainsook Gowns tucked yoke
III with blind embroidery insertion
lin yoke and " neck, trimmed n
II with rufflc OF embroidery. Sc.
Nainsook Chemise Gowns,
square neck, short sleeves. trim
( med with bands Of embroidery.
\ R1.:5. isi Il I y.l3ss
chemise Gowns. in four now
Y styles of long cloth. trimmed
with dainty embroidery and laces,
Dsc. Z, 81.
Drawers q fine cambria. with I;
-sl tuckS ardS deep t1TlHi!e ~ VII 81 Y
4Sbroidery, soc. 4; " s
Corset Covers OF nainsook, full s.
n front with ftsh-eyc Val. lace t !,
Insertion in front to simulate me IA;
" dallions: lace on neck and at s
armholes. 5Oc: n "
Skirt OF cambria, umbrella ruf
III fleg of fine lawn with tuclss. ruf VI
" fle Of fine embroidery and dust, I
rufflc Of ennbroiderys., s.. 30,
skirt for shirt waist suitsSof (
cambria, umbrella rnffle OF lawn VI
+ Y with cluster of tucks and dust 4
\. ruffle, eStri wide, e Tl,0O. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
VI n Summer
Curtains and Draperles.

Examine them, You'll 5 i..t1lIf
many suggestions fer b f,a
flying your home, &. tii
Here are d few
\ Dotted and Striped Swiss, ss
inches Vide De-. yard,
sheer and Close Dotted Swiss,
also fancy patterns. 4 z 1ac, yard
Fancy Curtain sWlsses,. illineW'-
est designs, Including graceful
bow-knot. Fleul, dc Ills and
wreath designs. 40 Inches wide,
l6c. and t,es va rtl.
1 Thoislargcst selection In Rich A
mond o. hlgh+ grade Drapery,
silkolenes, cretonnes, DENNIS.
Tlclsings satteens and Burlaps,
at from II 21e. to 2oc. yard. III
-'T Artistic Conceptions In high
grade Imported French and Eng
lIsh cratonnes and sGhintzes, at
from aOc. to NJ. SO yard,
.N +. r. u ~ = /. Z III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
PrettyC otton Goods for washdresses

Fine Organize, I24c yard. q
New floral designs on sheer
cloth. a beautiful piece OF goods.
Very good value, is'sc.
New Dress Ginghams, 1oc.
Two ases of new styles OF the a
& best American Dress Gingllams
20 on sale to-morrow-stripcs
plaids and checks III all the latest
shades. Toe. yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
BAPTIST EDITORS.
Rev. DR., T. ]. Barton Made
President OF Association.
,eGial to The Times, Dispa,ch.)

FSpeciaI % The Times Dl spatct)
MEMPHIS, TENN. April 1.-The South
BAPTIST Press Associations after three
DAYS session, has adjourned.
inc following Officers, for the ensuing
year. were elected:
PRESIDENT, DR. T, J, Burton, editor OF
inc Missouri Baptist; Secretary and
treasurer Dr. L, r. Folk, editor OF Bap.
tisl and Reflector, Nashville Tenn.
me selection Of The next meeting place
was lelt 70 the Executive Committee l,
held IN Florida
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Little Children's Fur
nishings for Easter,
Best Department. o. Its Kind t, the
81 South tif.s r X 81 /; IL
What isaaintier for q, !. a ]. little
shild than a Silk Null Hat. &

We have some perfectly beau,
4 tlful ones In pink, blue and white 4
with crowns of embroidered SILK.
~ each. Il v! s3 ~
Everybody that's seen. the hats /
say they're remarka yscheap In a
price. IL
Muslin Caps, hand embroider-
f ed In rosebuds and forget-me- y
nots. with, DAINTY loops Of wash 4
ribbon, ~. 50 and 81 ca ch. %'g5
n Plque ;syVash Hats, trimmed
with wash ribbon, Sl.10. F1,2'.
81. 90 eath.
We.havessom at lower prices
with5corded3 crowns and trimmed
witllSembroIdel.y. .Oc.. soc. x 0Oc.
White Lawn Dresses 8iof fine
z quality:fSlnng waist with tncks
and blind;gembroldery insertion;
& six new STYLES. ~ each. AK.
French Plque Coats, hand en- ~, IN
broidered. very neat sailor col 4
lar embroidered In dainty seal x
lops. $3.50. each. Ski. al
Whip Cord Goats, plated lback
. and front, belt, sailor collar. trim
med with embroidery; brown In !
en- color and white, $3.50 each Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Silk Mousseline, 121c.

The manufacturer OF this fabric was
very liberal with his silk. So much much
so that It'll scarcely seems possible
such a beautiful dress could be made
from material costing SO little. Ear
better quality cloth than Is usually
found lii a 12,ac. Silk Mousseline.
White, cream, lavender. Nile, navy,
light blue. pink. gray, champagne.
NelloW. red and tblack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
!. Colored Dress Goods

y Novelty Mol1alrs, 81 yard. l;4S inch
es wide, In the newest designs for
1905.
Prlestley's Cravenette Mohalrs, 81
yard, 81 inches wide
# Bradford Mob lrs, $3.50 yard. a.
to 4s inches wide and very lustro,,s,
In the new CHI ecks and plalds as well
MS the mixed effects. &.
Mohatr Crepes, ~ yard "A inches
wide. In the most desirable shades.
Mohar Melangc, ~ yard. a inch
5es vide. III light. medium and Ok
ford gray.
Embroidered Voltes, $3.50 yard.
Plaid Volles, 90 yard.
Checked Volles,3 81 yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Z Metal Dot Mohatrs. 5Oc. yard.
Novelty N ohalr sultlnge, :sDc. yard.
36 inches vide. in pin dots and small
figures for stirt-waist suits.
Novelty sllItlngs, soc yard. sc \
inches wide. In 1906 mannish effects.
IS All Wool Albatross, SOC. yard. a6 /
inches wide. IN cream, and colprs. D.
Cream, Mol,alr. bOc. yard !:
b Cream slclIlan, Doe. yard. s.
Black Dress Goods.
Black Panama Cloth, zoe. yard, All
pure worstcds IS inches wide.
Black MohaIr Slclllan, 5Dc. yarr.
Black MohaIr Brllllantlnc, Doc.
yard
Black Nuns Yelling soc. yard. All 4
wool, AZ inches Wide. KS lt}8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

New Silks. FL.
.S4 Rurn,ah silks, Al yard. This is one
of the new rough silks ofasii enable
this season. 1t comes In willie and
colors. sf y
Foulard Silks f75c.. yard. "a inch.
es wide, in the new space dots and
figures.
Novelty Taffetas, roc. yard.
Antique Taffetas, ~ yard. /,
Loul.lne Checks, ss5c. yard,
Plaid olace Taffetas, soc. yard.
Striped G,aces II affetas, roc. yard.
Crepe. de Chine, 5Dc. yard. % inch-
.es wide, all silk, in black. white and
colors. 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Ponpee Silks, 75c yard. 244inchcs
wide and very lustrois. $
Printed Ponsees, soc. yard.
satin Foulards, zoe. yard.
Black Peau d. sole. SOC. yard. IA
inches vide, with good lustre and
weight.
BLACK palette de Sole. soc. yard.
10 inches wide, all silk, soft and lus--
trous.
Black LoulsIne SILK, 4Oc. yard 10
inches wide messaline finish.
Black Waterproof HabutaI, s5c.
yard.
Black Twllled Foulard, 81 yard.
Black Japanese Aabutal, b0c yard. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Reynier Suede Gloves, $l.75.
cre IRE two kinds Of Gloves at this "Reynicr'

There are two Kinds Of Gloves at this price, Reyncr'
and Others. ~
We sell the "Reyner.'
Res ev. Made might
nchug Ss4t
selecting nothing but the
Onestts or making
Every detail in the process Of tanning yeing and finish
ing the Gloves looked after by experts. who satisfied
with the best With such service that its I'M
possible to produce anything but frst-class article
Brown black white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Furniture Slip Covers
to order,
Special prices.

~ I. perfect ut Enara ntecd AS ports
do the measuring and cutting, s5fSi
For S pieces OF furniture, We allow
20 yards OF Belgian Striped loalnask,
SO Inches vide, SS.6 complete,
In tho hest imported Linen, 90 inch
es wide, we nllnw IA yards Winch
Will cost gHlnpS eomplete Y, /: Z, IL
Drop us a postal card for some one
Ia come and estimate for YOU,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
New.SWalking Skirts.

n There, s n galaxy of good values I'M tho
Skirt section. beginning al x3.1s for; an;
Atwood cheviot up to sl5. % ls Among
the. in-betwecn good values We might;
mention tho following Z, ,sl (: s5$
VI Scotch Mixtures in gray and tan.sat
~. 90 Deep side plated floance with
panel front Eve stail IN the EcutEand
finish Is looked nfte by experts. on
couldn't have purchaser such n garment
at any price a few years q go I. samesstyle
skirt In blue, black and brown. clay
serge. 20. 90 each II 4
Three very good values IN Skirts I
$3.50 each. One is a Fancy fixture,
with straps and umbrella nouncc. trim.
med with buttons.
The other Skirt Is OF striped Herring.
bone Panama Cloth. In brown and blue.
With a cluster 81 three tilcks oyer the
hip. Very genteel garment IA 5
The third style at $3.50 Is shown in
the picture. 1t Is OF dark suiting mate
rial In rich colorings OF brown and gray.
4s One OF our very good Skirt values at
$3.50 IS also Illustrated. It's a well tall
aored garment, In either gray or ian
mixture, inS invisible checks. We call
especial attention to the hang and grace
fill appearance OF our skirts. 1905 34 NH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

extracts, very fragrant and
lasting, carnatlon Pink, He.
Ilotrope BLOSSOM, Mareue.
rite, Orchard Blossom, Pearls
OF HyacInth, Pearls Of Lilies,
Pearls Of Roses. Snow VIo'
let, clover, Rose Buds, sDc.
ounce.
Violet Simplicity Extract,
the trnest violet odor ever
extracted from the real
flowers, DDc. ounce.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Special Demonstration of
VIM. II. Browns
Perfumes and Toilet Articles

os Toilet Preparations, the equal Of any
made at the same prices.
= Ask for samples Of Talcum Powder, VIC
let Simplicity sachct and Extracts a few.
special prices on some Of the leading articles
as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
: characterSofwork turned out BY tailor
the development has ensgraduall,
of the; &llandsonlcst Gowns, Goats

has R a vest OF fancy silk braid psaited
skirt.$4 The other suit Is OF fancy ctanine8
with a tafteta lined blouse and plated
skirt. 35,5s y
From $40. so to aA2.5o there's range
Of choice styles in Cheviot, Panama and
Light Weight Broadcloth Suits.
New Covert Goats and Grave.
nette Rain Coats. VI
It doesn't seem as II there can be any
cloth woven that'll make n prettier,
dressier. coat than covert cloth. Our
limo this season at e5. 90 y, =. so. $1,000.
,E12.Os, .F15 90, SIS, % up to *2b. 90 is
lasscomplete;as expert skill can make Il. St
z We are illustrating to-day the E12.Rs
garment; Isn't 1t swell looking coat?
Satin lined with tailor stitched straps
down the front and back iaSlss @ sss M
All Sorts of weath erS Coats would be a
more expressive name for the ve-Y use,
full garments-we call r ain c coats. "a very
good ono at ~ 900 Is OF Invisible striped
cravencttcas In gray, tan and olive: made
within sbelt and shirred at the back. y
M ~ 8. 90 for a \ Crauenetee$ Coat;.in tan.
Oxford and olive. Three plaits own the
back, and two down the front; Gcollarless,
full sleeve and belt. a VI IA ~ e1 ej55 MT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
So, 90 and $3.50 Silver
Pieces, $500 each.

5 we a re In a i position not only t.,
my this silverwarc at85a little less
than usual sprIces, but we sell II re- (
tail much under what are called reg
ular prices Al S58
H 1t,s priced upon tile same basis as
the other merchandise an the house. lr'''' Z
II Water Pitchers, e AXE Baskets, Tall
comports, Bread Trays, Chocolata
Pots and Butter Dishes worm ~ ~ ~
and $3.50 each for w each zen, l;a'8 ~
our Rogers 1 s47, Oneida Community
!. nifty ana World Brand OF Guudruple
Mate table silyerWare 4 are s. byeee q
tho best makes of silYcrWalrreeN ~ 's n 3
world,
What we know about SilyerWare nnd
the sales VIC are making justify ms MS
\ assertion. 4. 81 " IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Dotted corean silks, .5c. yard. 80
inches vide for shirt waist suits suits. S4
Printed corean SILKS. roc. yard. 20
Inches wide, In beautiful color com
biilatiors. INK sS
Printed Japanese silks, Soc. yand.
Vail silk, 81 inches vide, white grounds
with pretty colorcd floral designs.
White Japanese Habutal, goo, yard.
% inches wide, all silk.
White Japanese SILK, 3Dc. yard. !
yard wide.
White Swiss HabutaI, 55cr s6c.
and 81. HI
Embroidered Ponsees, IL yard. 20
inches wide, In dots and small fiE-
l1rns lhlsE.s.- .aH.IA -laaa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

choose, such as
Dinner Napkins of Scotch
Damask, $3.50 "a dozen.
They'd be cheap at $1,7s.
New patterns In all pure
Scotch Linen. Made from
superior golden flax.g We
purchased a large quantity
and secured them much un-
der price.
Table loama SIX, Zoe. yard,
extra heavy and half bleach.
ed.
New patterns, made extra
heavy. by a. celebrated Scotch
maker. Nearly two yards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
$50 HaYiland Dinner Set
reduced to $4,000,

i ! 100 pieces Of Haytland China coin
gold stippe, rich border pattern and /
spray. Reduced because we've car
4 ried lover from last fall aud this
season. goods crowds It's preed
out all over, tho store, It's ~ great
bargain, 81 s5 i83 n. y IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Hodges Hoh Carpets.
/ Ideal Floor Coverings 10

Ideal Floor Coverings for
any season being llo'n-coll-
}luctors Of heat or cold. 8
N, Soft, clean, odorlcss, hygicnIc 81
and pliable, Moths find no x
lodsment III them, The carpets y
are So inches wide. 800, up to
zoe. a yard, which includes ma Is 4 2.
n Ing, laying ana lining. & Ss {;f55
i 1Sl Hall Carpets witlltstair widths, A.,
TO match Of thia ma terlal q re's
s3 specialties with lis, N
iisi ,lIofi SIorugsets and Rugs arc
equally as beautiful and yallu--83
VI able, ss.5s 4 4
IN exc feet, for sll.b0. IL
III ii d h lax1Ola feet. for Rn, 30. *
ii lx9 feet, for 4 Et Ds.
4 f5s 4x7 feet, for Sf;s.7 2,
36%7e inches, for. ~. 90. ~
lsi88 2sX45 inches, for ~ 10, ~ s..
lsMS6 inches. for GOc,f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Chiffon Hatlste SC, yard. 44sinch- X
{ es wide and very sheer. .I Il.
Black French Wolfe. 70c. yard.
crcpo Egypta, tOc. yard
Storm Serge, zoe. yard. 80 incheE
vide. extra weight and finish.
Black Embroidered Wolfe. 80
yard. @ gss IA
Black Plaid Wolfe. III 30 yard,
Black Ecllennc, = yard.
81 Black Readona Crepe, ~ yard
Black Wool Peat de Sole, r yard.
Black Mohalr = anlse. ~ yard "A
inches wide. bright and ltistrouss
chiffon Perola, g1.2b. "a Inches
wide. pure silk and Australian Wool
one OF thc most iresay fabrics MAIDS
tho regular $3.50 d,iDl,ty, for S1.2b
4 per, yard. only three pieces.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

j. u {. IA i
wide and a special value at
50e.ynrrld I, lt.1,g
900 Yarde Linen SToWel-
Ing, 1Oc. yard. ..s,s /.
i, Our own importation Of
pure linen bleaclled crash
Towcling. BY saving the im-.
I,ortcr's charges we cansiof- n
fcryou a l2lsc, crasnsfor lOc.
yard
Huck II oWels, 12,sc. each,
19x3e tlnches.
Good linen, all red borders.
llennmed and washed. resd az
for use. An extra good
value, 12lsc.