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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-14
CARNEGIE PENSIONS A
POOR BOYHOOD CHUM

A story of one of Sandy Carne-
gie's beneficences came by cable
from over the water the other
day.
When the great steel millionaire
was a little barefoot boy in Scot
land, he used to run the fields and
go to school with Davy Brand, a
boy of his own age.
Sandy crossed the ocean and
scooped up money with a ladle.
Davy went to work early, learned
no trade and finally wandered to
London, where he worked when he
could and starved a lot of the
time.
Sandy Carnegie grew older and
older, and when the ladling of gold
made his wrist tired he stopped
ladling and took to throwing his
money away as fast as he could,
but in highly proper manner for
a Pittsburg man.
Davy grew older and older, and
the oftener he starved the weaker
became his spirit, until one day he
went to a London poorhouse to
live.
They told Sandy about Davy the
other day. He sent an agent to
London who took Davy away from
the poorhouse and put him in a
little cottage in the country and
told him that as long as he lived
he would draw comfortable lit
tie pension from Andrew Carnegie.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-14

she had her home. II is claimed
that she used the handy phone
1880 worth in February. 1t reach
ed high tide in March, when the
item of $3.50 is charged up
against her. 1t Is said to have
slackened hardly any in April,
when the toll claimed is $S015.
There was a decided slump in the
bill for May, it being but $3.50.
After that, it seems, the converse
ton was sawed off. 1t all goes to
show, however, that corporation
has no soul. and is unsympathetic.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-14
STRIKE DANGER OVER,

in 1860. He leaves no family.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-14
tiles THE HIGHESTt

manship in cutting and bril-
8 inch cut glass berry bowls,
liancy in finish surpasses all
other cut glass. Our prices here
below speak for themselves.
worth $3.50 1898
Celery dishes, worth $500,
for minimum. 1888
Sauce dishes, worth $500
1Or ........ ...........$1.o 9
Naples, worth 5000. $3.50
Olive dishes, worth 81. :. .$2.49
Oil and vinegar cruets, worth
$3.50 ........ ..........$ 2.75
Sugar and creams, worth
$t0O ........ .$4.90
Water bottles, worth
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$I.lo ..s.s..s.s sss... %f.So
Solid silver metal knives and
forks: worth $3.50 set. .$2.96
Solid silver teas; worth $1.00
ret .......- VIC
Solid silver desserts; worth
Solid silver table spoons; worth
&1.75 set $3.50
piece bird sets; worth
$l-2S ........ ......9 $3.50
piece canning sets; worth
Endless variety of carving
sets, sterling silver mounted,
stag handles, $2.25 up to $12.98
set.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-14
CHELAN PIONEER DEAD.

The funeral OF Samuel C. Miller
will be held today at Wenatehee.
He died of heart failure at the age
OF 70, after residence Of 81 years
in Chelan county. He was the first
postmaster at Wenatchee and also
the first white man in Chelan, COM
ing to Washington from California
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fulness and come out victor.
Just now you will want one
to take the place of chopping
bowl and knife.
No. / Universal food chopper;
regular $1.49 ............ 98c
No. Universal food chopper;
regular $1.75 .........$ 1.25
No. Universal food chopper;
regular $2.49 ......... .$1.98
Best English semiporcelain;
made UP in AZ piece dinner sets;
5 neat decorated patterns to
choose from.
SuOlCe Vo.So
First prize St. Louis fair.
Quaker City cut glass, for work
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-14

The whole Pacific coast seems to
be with Frisco in its objection to
mixing japanese with the school
children. 1t is the white man who
has met the Jap at close range who
is least enthusiastic over him.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-14

The New York Central and the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
railways have arrived at an agree
ment with their firemen and q
strike Is not now expected.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-11-14

Count Boni is confident u can
yet effect reconciliation with his
wife. However, 1t seems as if he
can't do it with anything short of
brass knucks this time.
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after all, what's in a name?'
"Well, take Bilkins, for instance
There's nothing in his. But every,
things in his wife's."
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Spokane's Big Store
Wonder Stamps

free with every 10c of your pur-
chase, and 10 stamps free to
start a book.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
SIS a Dozen Linen Towels
Are Csc Apiece.

This handsome lot OF Pure Linen
Towels is a good Introduction to the many
big values In the new Linen Department
rear Of right aisle,
60 dozen Pure linen Towels, 2sx4s inches
double open work borders, the usual $3.50 ana
4 SIS IL dozen values, for 25c each.
Sale OF Fancy, Linen Pieces, scarfs, Center
Pieces, Tray Cloths and Pillow shams. hem
stitched. open work and scalloped edges; choice,
soc each.
Iiandson1est Hand Embroidered Pillow shauls
and Scarfs, Of Irish Linen with hand henl-
stitching, S1.75 each,
20 pieces of All-Llnen, Soft, Hlcached Table
1oainask, full q Yards wide; flerl de u.s. spot.
clover and floral designs; the grade that will
soil for 75c later: NOW, 5Dc a. yard
Brown Russia Linen Crash, heavy water abb
{sorbng grade; 90 u yard
White Suiting Linen 1fi-4'
,a soc sheer Pure irish Linen Lawn, yard vide,
n Hhc a, yarG
Linen sheetns, made expressly for snting.
az yards vide; the usual 81 quality 7hc q
d yard
& Very sheer grade OF handkerchief Linen Tor
4 waists yard vide, 5De
irish Linen snitns, medium weight. soft
5flnish 46c a yard. t8ss 8
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Fancy Dress Linens.

All just from where the thistle. grows
Pretty solid colors or fancy dainty weaves.
The picked beauties from Scotland's newest
and best. The prices are very attractive
also There can be no duplicates. as they
are our own Importation. and the order was
placed for them year ago.
Yard Wide Irish Linen voes-rnade ex-
pressly for suit maker,-importer's cost.
81 l-,o In cream. rose. natural and Alice blue.
for 1Dc a yard.
Linen Hourette sulting. great improvement
on the crash effect In suiting, and much hand
conner: the manufacturer made these TO sell as
a novelty. at 45c: lucky purchase gives you
this lot at 2bc yard
Sale Of Brown Linen sultings, in all the vari-
Gus grades and widths, for IL i &c. 10 2-ic.
1Dc, $50 and zoe yard All at 1Dc and over
are yard wde.
SILK and Linen Gauxe Tissue, in natural
shade the usual Soc grade; this lot special az
1Dc a yard. A handsome fabric to wear over
colors.
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Fine Sheer Organdies in beautiful and artts
tic floral designs. An imported cloth, but
printed In America after the Frenchs designs.
makes the price, Instead OF Csc, IL &c
yard. at
The American Organdios In all the new de-
signs for 1906. instead OF IL 1-2c are marked
3-4c. 49s& ~ ~ 80
Mercerized Linen Finished suting. In the
Oxford weaves: colors: Nile oxblood tan and
blue, IL 1-2c yard.
Linon de India, 40 inches wide. white grounds
and neat printing, 1s Also grade, 3-4c.
Egyptian Tissue. fine sheer new wash fab,
ric, in woven color designs; plaid checks and
stripes; imported to sell at 36c: our price, 19c.
New Barege suiting, In all solid tints, also
black and white; manufactured to sell for 1sc;
this Is 10 LEO.
Mercerized Grenadine Nets. look like the 81
silk ones; all the solid colors, 1pc a. yard. ~
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Drawers at 39c, with trimming of cuny lace
insertion and s.aging, on a wide, hemsutched,
tucked ruffle.,
Drawers OF extra size. a9c: made OF strong
cotton, with hemsutched and tucked cambria
rufne.
Drawers at 500: have a wide umbrella rutfle.
formed OF muslin bands and three rows of
Val. insertion and edgng.
we have full limo of closed Drawers. either
plain or fancy trimming, from 10c to zoe pair.
Skirt chemIse, with rounT bertha, formed OF
live rows OF German lace edging, and finished
At bottom with three rows of wide lace, on
aainsook ruffle; a SIS value. at $3.50.
Other Skirt Chemses from Doc TO 1915.
Gowns, trimmed with the imitation hand en,-
hroidery. both front and back OF yoke; a reg
ular $3.50 value, at Sis,
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sesses individuality.

A. o0 Yards of 1s 2-3c Scotch Madras, suit
able for ,yornens. mems and children's wear
for : LEO yard.
$500 yards o, Bates and Toile du Nord n na,s.
hams in all the seersucker styles. some SOHO
effects among them; the usual Il l-1c o'.''
for . 3-4c atyard.
Best lao Light Dress Prints 4,soo SatoS
TO be sold at 4 Lee a yard.
Mercerized sattcens in colored grounds, polka
dots Of white the price from, the piece is IS s-so
~ a5c. these in lengths OF to IL yards, your
nick from the lot, for o 3.ac a yard
The usual 10c Double Fleece Fancy woven
c,,,tnss IN manufacturers lengths to 10 yards.
will be closed out at Q -Ac q yard
lac Grey and Black Calico. neat printinss
of white; as long as this lot lasts, SC yard.
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Winter Beddings Lose Prestige
,When+Feb ruary Comes In.
That is why these prices will help

That IS why these Pf1ces Wit VT, l1eTF
SOC White Crochet cults 6oc.
:, ,,,1,a,,at cnllts. 7,c; ana slss ones Osc,
en Ak quits made from French yarns, Mar
settles design centers, TI.4o o,
sl6s Crochet Quilts, ~ 20.
rmnorted Marseilles Quilts some are s snn,
finished hand tied frnge#and cut corners sS'aS
grades $3.50. sss.- sss " ,g
81 grade, extra heavy embossed, 1915; and
$3.50 ones. Sab.
sale OF sheets.--s5c Pearl B'eae , Liner, ~,
Finished Sheets full 2 l-a yards vide, 7oc' anu
the 75c grade, same size, for 0Sc.
Fun Double Bed Blcached Sheets the usual
roc grade. for zoe,
single and Three quarter Bleaehed Sheets,
Instead az soc and SIC. are Abe and soc, &
abc linen Finished Pillow Cases, 1 So,
lsr ana 400 pillow s,asea. severa lggrades. some
sfa han,stitahed,; 1nn each
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Mercerized Rajah suiting, in the weaves and
colors OF sl.25 silk ones; these are acc.
Glasgow Linen Finished Suiting, In several
grades. fun yard wide: launders and wears like
linen. 15c. II 1-2c, Toe and 8 3-ac a yard.
4-4 Automobile Suitine. pearl bleached and
linen finished, 100 a yard.
Latest novelty wash fabric, Mercerized Mat
lasse In the mercerzed seed dot effect. an i'm
ported novelty; colors: Nile. light and dark
grey. brown, tan and Alice blue; cost to i'm
port, 81 1-2c: this lot 25c n yard.
Irridescent Novelty Suiting, mercerized woven
checks; an imitation OF the wooden ones. for
1Oc a yard.
venado scilian suitng. look like the high
grade wooden ones; green. navy, brown. wine
and black for :5c yard
Mercerized Etamne, very fine woven mesh.
in pink, TAM cream, brown. white and light
blue; cost to import, 80 Ice; these for 1Dc
yard
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vals., C1uny and others that cost usually to
10c for DC yard.
,rorchon Lace Insertion and Edsing, and
inches wide &c yard
Handsomest new patterns in Normandy and
Plat Walls. widths to inches values to csc,
for IL LEO yard.
Net Top Laces-ecru or whitehurdreds Of
yards including Oriental inserting IL LEO,
100 and zoe yard.
Real Linen Torchon Inserting and Edging In
various widths to match &c yard.
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Other styles of Gowns that initiate the hand
made are s1,50. S1.75 and s1.9s
There are also Gowns at 59c 6sc, 75c and
csc.
One of the handsomest Chcmise Gowns r.
regular $3.50 value is SO.
Modesty Skirts, made Of good quality cambria
and wide muslin rlffe, with eight rows OF
hemstitched tucks, 76c. Others at ssc, Csc
and Sl.1S.
Some Modesty Skirts of good cotton and cam
brio, hemsttched and tucked ruffle, Zoe. The
lace trimmed ones are 5Oc.
Now Heatherbloom Petticoats, rlstles like
taffea; a $500 value, for Sl.8S
A few sample Pettlcoats, lace or embroidery
trimmed zoe to S450 each; only one OF a kind.
White Lawn Waist Aprons. 16c and 10c; with
b!bs, 200 and up.
Buffers Aprons, 25c
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you a fourth or more on Monday.

ice Pillow Cases. are IL l-2c.
Regular l2c Pillow Gases, 40 1-2, AZ and .i5Nas.
about *235 dozen, for Oc each,
BLANKETS.
y. sl2.5o California White Woo.la-A Rlankets;
closing lot price, $3.50.
I our regular $3.50 California White Wool
Blankets, $3.50; $40 ones $3.50, and $3.50.
ones, $3.50.
ia Grey Wool blankets, one lot that sold at
ss.75 arrived too late price, $3.50 now.
Cotton Blankets are :5c 70 Hl.aSi they were
800 to s2.25. ti3
az sla,bo silk Covered Down, Comforts, $3.50,
$3.50 silk Covered Wool Comforts are $3.50,
s1o Downs Comforts, satecn, severed, ~
$3.50 Comforts. 80; $3.50 ofes, -,
Cotton Comforts, white swadiing filled, for.
sbs. and up to Ra Prices i'll tho seaso,,Sluve
been sl.2b to $500 Some are q \ q yards long,
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$6. so Curtains, $685..

IS and $3.50 irish Point Linen scrim and Ara
bian Curtains for 1896 a pair.
$3.50 Curtains. made on fine double thread
net, all sh yards long, for $3.50 pair.
$3.50 Runle Net Curtains lace edge and in
seron, yards long, Csc pair.
la'ac Curtain Muslin. colored stripes, 40 inches
wide, &c a yard.
Cretonne, Art Ticking and 1affet3s, for slip
coverings in new designs and colorings values
to 35c, for 2bc yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04

Water and Spotpr0of Black China Silk,
81 inches wide, cost 0 sc to import, for SOC.
soc for High Grade Black Puro Silk
TafYetas, cost soc to produce
Pure Silk Isadiuns, in the street shades,
cost s1.25 to make, for 80c yard.
The Striped and Checked Jasper Taffctas,
pure silk, for doc yard.
Heavy 27-inch Hair Line Stripe Silks,
that cost s1.25 to make, for soc.
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1925 yard wide Black All-si11e Taffetas
for 75c yard.
Double Fold 40 inches Pure Silk Radi-
ums, in black. white and new spring
shades, worth s2.25, for S1.25 yard.
Antoine Gtlinetts Black Pure Silk Ben.
gnline, cost So to import, for $1.25 yard.
Handsome New Gray and Fancy Colored
Effects in Embroidered Taffctas, intended
as a $1.5Q seller, for O8c.
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Al-Over Laces in new designs; usual price
s7bc and 81; these 5Oc and 5Dc a yard.
Baby Irish Inserting and Edgng and Narrow
Oriental in match sets. IL 1-2c l6 2-:sc and
to 2bc.
New Embroidered Batlste, with Irish Gro
chet Lace Insertion 10c. 25cs and up to $3.50
a yard.
Fancy Nets for waists or evening wear. In
colors, white or cream, bOc yard.
French and German Walls; over 400 dozen on
sale Monday; special prices will be roc, soc.
5OOc and Toe dozen yards.
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|. This sale is head and shoulders above
OF priced less than cost of production.

All-sillS velours. in plain or fancy 81
grades, for Doc yard.
Swiss Tafretas, in all the new two-tone
effects, cost to import $1.30, for 69c a yard
Solid Color Pure silk Tafrctas, good
grade, for 85c yard.
Pure Silk Black Satin Duchess, suitable
for skirts or Innings, for 25c; actual value,
Goo
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Yard wide Black Pure Silk Pcan dc Sole,
deep. rich lustre, worth 95c, for 59c.
Rough Crash Finished Pongcc. 81
inches wide, in the various solid colored
effects, soc; usual price, Soc.
All silk Changeablc Louisine, that cost
81 to import for SOC yard.
Pure silk Checks. in blue and white
and black and white-Louisines and Taf-
fetas35c a yard.
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Colored Goods.

"a inch All Wool suitns. gray only; regular
si.25 value, soc q yard
4i-incl Checked Mohair, new thing for skirts;
81 value. SOC yard.
All Wool Hard Finish Imported French SUIT
Ing, s125 value. 81 yard.
as inch Wool Plaid, all new styles; sac value,
900 n yard
All Wool Batiste, So inches wide In all coiors;
75c value, Doe a yard.
44-inch SILK and Wool Crepe, tho now shades;
$50 value, s1.25 a yard.
b4-inch All Wool Panama, gray, blue and
green; ;1ss value, sl.25 n yard.
b4-inch All Wool Cream Serge, regular 'l.ee
value. s1.25 yard.
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.Mill-End White Goods at
About Half Price.

u;,, ENDS Of White Piaues. Mercerized Fig
ured Madras, Striped and Checked Naipsook'
oxfords and other fancy. white fabrics usual
retail price 1e 1-2c to 25c. for Q s-4c a yard.
checked. striped and Plaid Nainsook 1oc ana
IL. 1-2c grades, 3-4c
Persian Lawn, Is inches vide, Il l-1c-
Piaues and Wash organdy, &c yard
Sc Checked Nainsook, s 3-4c.
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Card Engraving.

we have an artist who will ensraye you
20 Cards with your name and address for
4oc. His work is an improvement on
conner plate, because there is not monoto-
nous sameness about it The work pos
sesses individuality.
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Best 1oc India Linon, 40 inches wide. 3-ac
Il yard
New French Lawns for Lingerie Waists
most satisfactory sheer wash fabric we know
of---45 inches wide, the usual 21c value. 16c
ynrd: other grades 1sc and zoe yard.
1900 yards OF India Lnon. in the long fold,
the best at 1oc usually; special at LEO
yard.
Yard wide Shifting Madras. with stripes and
cords; Monday 100 yard.
A beautiful line of Dotted swisses, In the
fine seed, medium and spot 10 Csc q yard.
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It's Valentine Time.

We have prepared for the 14th OF Feb
ruary with the handsomest lot of valen-
tines we ever had. The fine touch of the
best artists has evolved some very beauti-
full ideas; prices 10 to S5.
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Our Import Laces Are Here.

We getting popular-prced impossible
buy them in this Cohens prices
Our placed rushed here ahead
time. you pieces Of Lace at
prices. aa@
NEW LACEs START AT &c "a YARD.
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Handsome Picture Free.

These Medalo- Graphs are new and artistic
process on non corrosive metal. IS in pur-
cbases gives you one free. &c. your tickets for
amount o, purchase punched at tho booth, and
when it is complete. bring the photo to be re-
produced. -s.i
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White Underwear at
Basement Prices.

ca dox.r tnrns,ln8 Gowns some with embroid-
AIRY. nsertion some with lace, others with henl-
stitched tucks; any for aoc.
a5c Muslin Drawers, some trimmed with TOR
chm lace, others with deep hemstitched com
brio ruffle, zoe a pair.
100 Drawers, with deep hem and three tucKs'
we'll made and full size, iac,5
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1920 to SOC Enbroideries for 25c
yard. They include wide Flouncings.
Corset Cover Embroideries and Wide Swiss
Insertions; over $500 yards in this lot,
which we bought in Europe.
Embroideries, 10 inches wide, 16 2-Sc
and 1Oc n yard. Not pattern in this
lot can be duplicated under 25c to &c.
Embroderies at &c and ~ 1-2c, in
match sets, and counterful Of sample
pieces, value 19c to 2bc.
Alloyer Embroideries in the baby pat
erns-swiss or Nainsook-50c. 75c and
CSC yard.
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BOYS Clothing.

81 Oxford M6ltou oyercoats swagger style.
detachable belt sizes to l6 years s2.0s,
Tan Covert Cloth ovsrcoats, trimmed with
brass buttons and cheyron on sleeve. s3.9s.
$50 Corduroy Knee Trousers, Zoe. II
sbc Fannelette Shirts Tor zoe,
- Buster Brown and Russian Blouse suits
70 years, $43s
IS Norfolk Suits, IN solid serge sizes 10 s
YeaTA $500.
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Ribbons.

1000 yards Mill Ends Ribbons, worth csc, for
II 1-2c yard.
200 pieces Black Tafteta Ribbons. ito value.
at II 1-2c a yard
600 yards s-inch Satin Taffeta Ribbons, every
color, 100 yard.
Another lot OF those 5o-yard No. Spool RIB
bons, in every color, yards for 10.
A-inch All Shades Taffeta Ribbons; very spa-
cial at 15o yard
SOC and 75c Scissors, 25c
10 gross Special Scissors made by Krusslus
Brothers, all SOC and 75o scissors, special 25c a
pair; all large sizes.
-'s Toilets.
Cosate's Palm Soap. 40 a dozen; no limit as
to quantity you want.
5000 cakes Witch Hazel Soap, i 1-2c a cake.
1000 cakes Sweet Violet Toilet Soap. 1c
cake.
Sc Sweet Glycerine Soap. cakes for 1Oc.
Wordworth's Blue Lily. Violet Of Sicily, White
Rose, special price 1Oc bottle
Bailey's Baby Powder &c box
10 gross fine zoe Bone Nall Brushes 100 each
20 gross fine Tooth Brushes, all alike; worth
1870, special 1Oc each.
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Finest grade Of English Long Cloth usually
s169, for S1.45 a piece OF IL yard
$3.50 Box Nainsool, 81 go for IL yards.
New Mercerized Figured Batiste, a beautiful,
fine. soft fabric for waists or dresses, zoo
yard.
Embroidered Figured swisses, in large new
designs, 1Oc yard.
ESQ and 35c Ncrcerized Figured and striped
Madras. 100 yard.
Persian Lawns. 40 inches wide, II 1-sc
yard.
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Semi-Made Robes

Handsomest Partisan novelties in En-
broidered Semi-Made Robes. One pattern
at $40 is especially attractive, and has an
extra deep embroidered flounce, with ap-
propriate motifs and insertions for waists
Others to $50.
The skirt of these Robes is entirely
made, excepting the waist-band.
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U-AH-No MINIS.

See the demonstration on main floor
OF these tasty after-dinner Connections.
Try The free samples and say If they're
not the best you ever tasted.
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Cohen's Giant Sale OF Silks.
Compared to Any We Have Ever Held.

Futhr thmmndyr Emrh from m
simNr ne h
and Cocoon
flo tmtc mn
fin
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Big Houseware Values.

ooc each: 81 Hand Painted Imported China
Cake Plates.
3Dc for COO Decorated Covered Dishes
sb 90 for 51o0-piece Blue, Pink or Green Deco
IA ted Dinner Sets were s6.9s.
% 80 for IS 12-piece Floral Decorated Toilet
Set.
s1.25 for 81. G-pece Blue or Brown Decorated
Toilet Sets
00c a dozen, CSC Water ciobets,
Sc, 8 inch Glass Fruit Plates.
81 for $3.50 Japanned, Oak Coal Vases.
7:sc. 12-quart Seamless Saucepan, with han-
dies and covers iii first quality Royal granite
ware
So each small Granite Sauce Pans
24c for soc Steel Fry Pans.
1896 a set, VIM A. Rogers's IL dwt. knive.
and Forks.
s al. 90 a set, Rogers's best steel Knives ana
Forks, with ivory handles.
900 IL dozen, 81 Nickel Plated Tablespoons.
1bc, Rogers's Silver Plated Butter Knives.
1915, Complete Parlor Lamp, with brass
fount and base, and centre draught burner
O3c for Ruby Hall Lamp. complete.
soc for 9sc Gold Plated Cabinet Picture
. +.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-04
New Bargain Basement.
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T. will be factory goods where buying MIL lots VIII hcp
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,yonv average Of fullpiece prices

Manufacturers lengths Of IL i-2c and loo
Bleached Cambrlcs, Long Cloths and cottons'
full yard wide, for 3-dc.
Best ~ 1-2c Madras Cords and French Per-
Gales. yard wide. will be 1-:c.
Dark Woven Plaid. Checked and Striped
Dress Ginghams: the 1oc quality, for lie
3 IL yards wide Lockwood Shooting for 2or.
1-3c Fine Unbeachad Cotton, for Bic.
1oc Bleached cambrics and Cottons. yard
vide, 1900 yards, for Lee n yard.
lac Light Woven Outing. double face. for
8 3-.ic.
Mil Ends OF IL 1-2c French Percalcs, Sc
yard.
l-sc Fancy Printed calicos in light and
dark styles. &c 4 yard.