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New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
AsToR THEATRE TO OPEN MOE1Al
New Delay Caused by Failure-of Elsfral
Equipment.

Although the new Astor Theatre was turned
70 Wagenhals & Ksmper at o'clock yes''
afternoon. the new playhouse VII not Do 0ss.
until Monday night The cause OF ths nsS -
was the electrical equipment of the stasA :
planned 20 give Miss Annie Russell q srpsso -
environment when she appears as PUCK y a. A.
summer Nights Dream" and this could n0s - =
been done had the theatre been opened ias' ~
with the balky lights -
AL tickets sold for the opening OF To = -
last night viii be good for the sane seats :.
day night Ticket holders for the f0los.sss 4, :
Of this week will have their seats excnansos
theatre however for seats for other nisa-A
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
:. n. BUTLER AT OYSTER BAY.

Oyster Bay. Sept I2-Edward H. Butler. pro-
prietor OF THE Buffalo Evening News" and a gen
orally recognized leader OF the anti-OdeI forces
IN that city, was visitor at Oyster Bay to-day.
Mr. Butler who has tust returned from Europe.
held an extended conference with Secretary Loeb
for the purpose OF getting posted on Jhe exact
political situation IN the state
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
DIR. CARL MUCK SERIOUSLY Ill.
Conductor May Not Be Able to Keep Bos'''
Symphony Engagement

Berlin. Sept I2.-Dr. Carl Muck. conductor Q, D
Royal Opera. who has been spending his a'---'
at Tobelbad. near Gratz, Auscia~Eunsary "a =
T1ously ill from laryngftis and has been obliged
be able 20 keep his engagement 20 conduct rs -
ton symphony Orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
OPERATION ON DUCHESS oE EIEg.

London. Sept. 12-The Duchess OF Fife. eldest
daughter OF the King. underwent operation
Monday Mar Lodge. Aberdeenshire as an out
come OF complications following a chill She Is
making satisfactory progress. but her cOnvalescenoe
Will take several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who viii san
Europe are; .,. -
on THE KAISERIN AC0Cs4A
HAMBCRG ..sxz
Mr and Mrs. James A. NJ, Nm, el1 NJ -. .
Campbell I---T Nfrx Pss''~
". 7. Newell Nyufr.i-. M
J. J. O'Neil
Mrs. Henry n Tyson sa
ON THE FRIEDRICH DER CROSSE EoS Sss.s
William KehF M M4Is /. = WllikrA
pr, John T. McL~an N'''e
ON Ia LORRAINE. FOR hA'- .
L. q Cox t-V t-Velt = ,r-g Ioan -
A. Roberts Ni- - -
Travellers who arrived yeS'-'
were: ,xrwRaooL
ON THE TECTON4Ss 4H0 :, xf,rrn -
Mr and Mrs Edward Bsns- heiIy - nrs
dict. NJ "A
Mrs n n. Brewster. - IL Thoins<.js
Mr. and Mrs. = II CieWs - Alrs.
crane ne Xogas. Va 80
Nr. ana MrsL william Mao Ma y
beth
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13


Clarence H. Mackay. who returned from Europe
children at Harbor HIl. mis- place at Roslyn. Long
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould and their daughters
have left town for FurlOugh Lodge. their place IN
the Catskills
William J. schienelin has arrived in town from
Bar HarbOr for the
Mr. and Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman are at Hot
Springs. Va. until the end Of the month. They
made the trip from Newport by motor
Prince and Princess Michael Cantacuzene-speran-
ski have returned New York. and staying
with General and Mrs. Grant on Governors Island
Mrs Gouverneur Rortright and Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore A Havemeyer have arrived from Europe.
Among those who sailed yesterday FOR Europe
were Christopher de Murfetta. Lady Will
lam Neville; Mr.. and Mrs. George w C. Drexel
and Miss Alice MarqUand
General and Mrs. Lloyd s. Bryce. who have been
motoring In Scotland. are now in London. at CIar-
idge's
Mrs. Cary T. Hutchinson will arrive from Europe
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Baker are booked 20 sail
from Europe for New York Tomorrow On arrival
here they viii go TO Tuxedo FOR the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorilard Spencer, who motoring
on the Continent. have arrived az Aix-Ies-Bains
Mrs. William Chandler casey and Frank Hunter
Potter were married yesterday at the Cathedral OF
St John the Divine by the bridegroom's brother.
Bishop Potter. assisted by the Rev. Lea Luquer OF
81. Matthew'S, Bedford. y. Y. and the Rev. Percy
Stickney Grant. Of the Church OF the Ascension. IN
this city Among those present at the wedding.
which was extremely quiet account OF tie recent
death IN England OF the bridegroom's brother Colo
mel James Nelson Potter. were Mrs Edward Tuck
erman Potter Mrs. Eliphalet Mott Potter. Miss
Alice Key Potter. Francis II. Potter, Mr.. and Mrs
James Brown Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hay
worth Mills. Colonel and Mrs C. Graham Bacon.
Mrs ". S. Scott. OF ST. Louis: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick E. Lewis. Miss Mary Astor WoOdcock Miss
Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert q. Squiers and the
Misses Squiers. Bishop Potter gave small break
fast 20 members Of both families at the Mstropolt-
tan Club
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
WILL OF LUDWIG A. Z. Won ARNlM.

was filed with the Surrogate for probate yesterday
by Willard J. Mitchell attorney for the executors
There is petition. and the value OF the estate
not given All his property Is left his broth
cr and sister. with the exception OF his clothing
I'd lev =
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
PRESIDENT WORKING ON MESSAGE.
Intends to Finish 1t Before Going to Panama
in November

Oyster Bay. Sept. 12-President Roosevelt has
completed the first draft Of his next annual mes
sage 20 Congress. It IS his intention 10 put the
finishing touches this document before he takes
bis trip 70 Panama IN NOvember
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
CAN'T ATTEND MKINLEY UNWILLING
Widow of President Deputies Niece to Repre-
sent Her at Columbus Ceremony.

Columbus, Ohio Sept. 12-Word has just been
received from Canton that Mrs. William Mckinley
will not be able 70 attend the unveiling Of the Nc
Kinley statue here next Friday. Nicholas Long
worth will Of1ciate. Mrs. McE<inley'S niece. Mrs,
Luther Day, Will represent Mrs Mckinley
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
Mr.. BEvERIDeE TO SEE PRESIDENT

Oyster Bay. Sept. Ex-senator Albert J. Bsv-
eridge. OF Indiana who Is on his way back from
Maine. where he made Republican speeches IN the
recent campaign, IS the guest here Of II. Sears He
will remain until Friday and will visit President
Roosevelt He says hts visit here has no political
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
COUNTESS SOPHIE ToLsToY Ill.

Moscow. Sept 12-Countess sophie ToIstoy. the
wife OF Count Leo TolstOy. is dangerously i'll Pro
fessor Shegeror. Of the University OF Moscow. has
been summoned 70 perform an operation
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

women" living skeletons" and other eccentrio
human beings voluntarily TO make museum
freaks of themselves. exhibition by the side
of babv elephants and educated pigs.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
KAISER HoNoRs DUKE OF coNNAueHT.

Berlin. Sept 1e-The "Ofilitar wOchenblatt' an
nOunces the appointment OF the Duke OF Connaus NJ
to the post OF general field marshal IN the Ger
man army
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
PRINCE ALBRIGHT WORSE.

Berlin. Sept. 12--The condition of Aibrecht Prince
Of Prussia. regent OF the Duchy OF Brunswick is
worse to-day. and IhsEe Is little likelihood OF his
recovery. Aibrscht is the richest prince N Ger
many.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Lincoln and jefferson are in for hard con-
vention season. They may not like the company
sometimes. but they viii have to grin and make
the best of 70.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

II has been duly announced that the Sullivans
are with the organization and also with the
Mayor-a very satisfactory situation for the Sui
iivans. as II strikes the casual observer.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

The exhibition OF little Wild man from Africa
IN a cage by the side OF apes and other beasts is
not an altogether agreeable episode. although
doubtless no offence is meant by #. and II must
be recalled that for many years 1t has been a
common practice for "CircAssian girls" stat
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

San Juan Hilrs new entrance upon the historf-
cal stage is inopportune and does not add to ns
fame.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Colonel Watterson is still holding on with all
his might 10 his rear seat IN the Bryan band
wagon. but his anxiety increases mOnlentarily
10 his destination.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs. Elbridgs T. Gerry with Miss Mabel
and Miss Angelica Gerry. will leave Newport on
Saturday for their country place at Lake Della
ware. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Clarence H. Mackay. who returned from Europ'
on Tuesday. IS now with Mrs Mackay and thei
children HarbOr HfIl. his place at ROslyn. Ions
Island
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
Issp7lnrk Daily Gribrn,r.

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l3. 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould and their daughter
have left town for FurlOugh Lodge. their place
the Catskills.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

William J. Schiefelin has arrived in town from
Bar HarbOr for the season
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Livingston Beeckman at Hot
Springs Va. until the end OF the month. They
made the trip from Newport by motor.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Prince and Princess Michael Cantacuzene-Speran-
ski have returned 10 New York. and staying
with General and Mrs. Grant Governors Island
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Loriard Spencer. who motoring
on the Continent. have arrived at Aix-Ies-Bains.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Baker are booked 20 sail
from Europe for New York tomorrow. On arrival
here they VIII go 20 Tuxedo FOR the fall.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Mercerized Silk kimono Cloths, in the
new Jap. patterns. for zoe.
The most beautiful SILK organdies for
Zoe n yard. -.
Cream Rope Cloth, in Jacquard weave,
for = 12e.
Mercerized Lingerie Cloths in black,
white and colors; cost soc; for 25c.
Silk Stripe Champagne Batiste Cloth.
1oc.
Egyptian charnbrays. in stripes and
plaids. BIC value, for 1Dc.
Heavy Linen Canvass Cloth. imported
to sell for soc, including white and all
various colurs, for 1Dc yard.
Silk Mercerzcd Crepe dc Chine, instead
OF 29c, for Ice.
Flannel Dress Cloths in white, with
delicate black checks and stripes. also
the new greys, for dresses; fac-simile OF
the $3.50 wooden fabric, for 1Dc yard.
The Glasgow Linen Finished Suitng,
double width, for 3-4c and 1Oc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

DeLong Hooks and Eyes were 1oc, for
Black Belt Pin Sheets. were &c. for 30.
I'm Cubes large size. We're 12c, for &C.
Pears Inscented Soap DC cake.
Golgate's Palm Soap i2c dozen.
l,yons's Tooth Powder, 14c.
ALL GlyccrInc Soap. l:c.
Rogers and Gallcts BABY Powder
II 1-2c. 49,,
100 gross .-eunce white Soap. 1c i
12hc Talcum Powder, DC a box
Whittemore's Baby Elite Shoe Polish
cra y! Meuicatea Blue soa y
Pure CASTLE Soap, was zoe, for l.c 4
pound. ly 7
Violet Du Rhine Toilet Water. csc a
bottle.
SOC, soc and 75o Steel Scissors. .6c.
Pivers's Azrrea lie Trefle Sacllet Pow
der doc an ounce.
Rogers and Cadets Vera violet,lStuc
67c an ounce
La Blanche Face Powder, NE "a box. {
Pnauds Eau de Quininc, ace a bottle.
500 boxes Toilet Soap, 8 cakes 20 box.
&c a box,
colsate's Violet Talcums Powder 1ac.
Woodland Violet 'raleun Powder, 1:c.
Hair Brushes Sc.
colsate's Zoe Soap, &c a cake
lbc Mount Carmel CASTLE Soap. Sc.
sanoIco Hair Food. .'sc bottle
Priscilla Toilet Soap, highly perfuned,
(: &c.
10 gross 25c Tooth Brushes lie each,
me Wood Back Nail Brushes, zoe, 5351
Wood Back Nail Brushes, :. 1-.c. V
Lot of noe Hair Brushes, :nc each.
Petroleum Jelly .c y bottl,'. 4
l5c t,cllulod Soap uoxvs. Te. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Superior quality Black Taffcta at 1901
worth 5oc. This is splendid wcarer, full
iustrc. and great bargain.
45-lnch soIel RadIums, worth $225, at
xi.2b. These are pure SILK. and arc In
street and pastel shades, Including black
ana white. It's n fabric that cost no less
than $2.25 "A yard to produce: this special
purchase innkcs the price s1.25 n yard.
Pure SILK Check LouisInes at 2oc;
worth 60c. These are pure silk. and arc
various size checks, IN pretty color COM
binations. ana were made to retail at
SOC a yard.
3e-lnch Black or White Chiffon Tai.
fctas at x1.25; worth st.75. Thesc are
Chiffon Taffctas. pure SILK, aud among
the finest grades brought out this sea.
son: the wear is guaranteed.
2t-inch Two-Tone Swiss Taffetas az
6Dc; worth s1.25 These arc made in
Switzerland. are of pure dye, non-criish-
able. and the pretticst color effects.
1e.inch colored SILK Taffetas at $50,
worth 81 800 yards OF all colors in
taffetns; any color. black or white. Csc
a yard
36-Inch Black Habutai worth s5c, foy
zoe. These are spot and water proof
27-lnch White HabutaI silks, @5c. Thii
lot is pure silk. soft and lustrous, suitable
for lace waist Innings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

5s-lnch Black Pcau dc Sole at 5sc,
worth 81. This lot is pure silk and OF an
extra high grade, and will give excellent
wear.
36.Inch Pure SILK Black Taffeta at Gle
worth 81. 1000 yards of 81 Black Taf-
fetn SILK. guaranteed to wear; made for
dress purposes, petticoats and founda-
tons.
10 and 2o.inch Check Taffetas at Use;
worth 6ac. 1900 yards all-siik check In
navy aud white. black and white, and
red and white checks. In seven sizes.
$t.25 Black Crepe Morel for zoe. This
lis an all-silk fabric. % inches WIDE i'm.
ported for the New York retail trade.
one of this seasons prcttiest mourning
fabrics
19.lnch SILK Radlums for soc. 1000
yards of Pure SILK Raditms In street and
new pastel shades; one OF the newest
fabrics, and cost Zoe to import.
s1.25 Embroidered LouIslnes for Osc.
These were gotten up for the New York
retail trade, and perhaps the handsomest
fabrics produced this season. They are
In all tho leading shades, DSc yard.
27-Inch Heavy sutlng Taneta silks,
In hair line effects, at zoe; worth SIPS.
These are pure silk, and one OF the new
est suit fabrics; they are in various
color grounds, 75c yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

500 dozen Pillow Cases. linen finished,
sizes AZ, As and 50x36; some spoked mem :
stitched ones among tho lot the usual Ia
cost Of these was use, your pick from
the lot, Zoe.
Another lot, about 81 dozen of HON.
be rger and Companies 16e ones, VIII be
sold Monday for 12c each.
80 dozen 4oIax4e and 45xas Pillow t7,
cases, the wholesale cost Of Which was
~ s-ic; these will be on sale Mt oa-,ie.
21o dozen 4o,a, AZ and 45xSs Pillow
Sheets. linen finished. some Inconsistencies
Wholesale cost was 75c. these for oSc e
Sheets, with reinforced centers. pearl pearl
ibleached; cost 56c, for 4se.
Linen Finished Bleached Sheets, single
bed size. 30c
4sc lIemstitched Bolster Cases, SOC.
s3c Plain Hemmed Bolster Cases 'e.s linen
finished, 10c,
Fun size Crochet Quilts, made from
French warns; EIombergsr ana company ,
Wholesale price $1,21, these for = :
rhelr SIC ones for G5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Homberper & Co. Were Noted for Their Bed
ding, Sheets and PilloW-Cases, White
Quilts, Etc. These Prices
for Monday
for Monday.

EIombergcr and Companys fun size
Sligo Quilt. T1.2o.
Heavy Embossca alarseilles quilts cost
s312. for H2.i5.
Extra Heavy Embossed Marselles
Quilts, some are frnged; these were i'm
ported to wholesale for s562k. as long as
this lot lasts will be $f."5 each.
Another lot, only 81 that cost si.s7,
will be S375 each.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY BLANK.
ETS.
$3.50 California White Wool blankets,
full 11-4, only u pairs, for $50, 90. a pair.
II pairs $3.50 White Wool Blankets.
feXtra deep fleece; closing lot price S5.5O.
s4.25 lo-4 White Wool Blankets, 81.
$3.50 Gray Wool Blankets, 11-i, x3
u $40 Pure Eiderdown Comforts, 81.
IS Down Comforts, SO.
$3.50 Comforts so.
$3.50 Lambs Wool Comforts, S3,.6
Cotton Comforts pure white cotton
filled, Toe; others up to S;s that sold for
S450-2 1-4X2 1-2 yards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
(Whe main floor, right aisle rear and basement)
ice styles for summer

Imported Linen Finished India Llnon,
70 inches wide; the always 25c quality.
for 16 2-3c.
. cases of Imported English Long Cloth;
lsc is the value; now for IL lie yard.
Sheer India Linon. usual 1oc quality,
20 inches wide, Bic yard.
25c French Wclts, some of the cords
are worth Soc; choice of any, 15c a yard.
Yard-Wide Soft White Madras. Zoe.
Nainsook Checks and Plaids, best 1870
quality. 1-3c a yard
French Lawn double width, IS inches
wide, IL lie a yard
Wash chiffons. Persian and French
Lawns. double width, values to soc, for
Ice a yard
Soft Finished. Lingerie Madras, never
less than 1sc. for IL I-2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Fine Napery
and Dress Linens.
You'll find some of the best
bargains here in the new Linen
store, rear of right aisle.

Handsomcst 64-inch Mercerized Table
Damask ever sold at 75c. for soc yard.
Mercerlzed Dinner Napkins roc doz.
Heavy Butcher Linen, for waists or
dresses, 13c yard
SOC Soft Irish Linen. for waists or
dresses. SOC and 14c.
Linen sheeting, 21s yards wide. would
be a bargain at 81. for 69c yard.
Bleached Table Damask, the finest 81, %
quality, for soc.
s1.s5 Scotch Table Damask, . yards
wide. S1.25 a yard.
Half Bleached Linen Table Damask, 2
yards wide. zoe yard.
Heavy 2ox4o Linen Huck Towels,
IL 1-2c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Black Goods.

aS-inch All Wool Black Unfinished
cheviot. see value, zoe.
5s-inch All Wool Black Panama $3.50
value, Si.25.
as-inch Black Mohair, beautiful luster;
65c value, SOC.
44-inch All Wool Wolfe, $50 value.
s1.25,
ss-ineh All Wool Black Batiste, CSC
value, zoe.
44-inch All Wool Black Wolfe. sl,25
value. 81.
M-inch SIX and Wool Black Eolienne,
$l25 value, soc.
56-inch AL Wool Invisible Stripe Black
Serge, 50 value, S1.5O.
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Homberger & Co.'S Notions
and All Sorts of Small Ware
will be ready and on sale with the opening Of the doors Monday

German Silver T1limbles, were 4c, for
1c.
Full Count Needles, were 4c for Ic.
Mourning Pins, 40 CONT, were 2iac. for
12c box.
100 Count Hair Pins, were loc. for DC.
Needle Book. 4 papers Needles and
Darner; were sc, for lie.
Needle Book, papers Needles, Hair
and Mourning Pins; were 1oc for DC.
Go-nch Double Covered Brass End Tape
Measure, usually &c, for 1c,
81 Ligne Bone Buttons, were 2oc, for
Toe.
Assorted Hair Pins. were 4c, for &c.
90 Al, "a shoe Strings, were SC, for for
30.
Eureka Double Heavy Pins we're Sc,
now Be,
Pin Cubes, were Sc, for &C. En-.
Bone Hair pins, were 4c, for &c. a
Hooks and Eyes, black or white. 1c
card,
Bone Collar Buttons, were Se, for BE
a dozen.
Bone Crochet Needles, were SCI FOR q
z i-2c ssh
Pad Front Hose Supporters we're hoc,
for zoe all colors.
Unique Packet Fasteners, were l9f,
for Toe a dozen.
400 Epslish pins were ac, for &c,
Nickel safety Pins, MI Sizes Y dozen
for %,
Kings Spool cottou.sall Numbers,
spoola for 20
clml'a SPOOL Cotton, 2 '-.e q SPOOL
Feml' Buttons. were az for I've 9
'dozou.
Pearl lsutors. were scs for e r doozo t'
,chldseusi liosc supporters. wers ms n
for Toe,
Kid Curriers', ali sizes, were g aud zoe,
Tor 81 q dozeu,
skirt BindinK, btyalus' Was ~ ~ 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Finest Yard Wide Madras Suiting. up to
25c value; price. BE.
Linen Finished Double Width Suiting.
in all the various colors and black; worth
lie, for 9 "a.
White Linen Finished suiting. best
quality. double width; up to 19c quality.
for . lie.
French Madras Shifting, sold generally
at 25c. for IL lie.
White French Cambria suitins, I'm
ported to sell at 16 2-3c, for IL 1-2ch
Seersuckcr Ginghams in all the vari-
Gus styles and colors. for a-4c.
Yard-Wide Sea Island Percales. all the
new styles of the season. Bic.
5000 yards Lancaster Apron Ginghams,
in all their various styles, for l-2c
yard.
Yard-Wide Printed Shifting Madras.
the newest 12,sc styles, forS7 l-2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Curtain Special.

I'ine trwo-Thread Lace Curtains, in
BRUSSELS and Irish Point designs; aM and
yards long; value to sS,25, for 81 u pair.
Heavy Nottingham Curtains 3,s yards
long and extra wide; $3.50 value, for 81
Il pair.
Linen Finish Striped slip Covering, Sc
inches wide; zoe value, for l5c n yard.
Fancy Linen Taffeta and Art Ticking
for Slip Covers and Shirt Waist Boxes;
worth 20 soc, for 2Sc yard.
I'apeatrS for covering fpniturc; so
inches wide; worth to sl,75, for ~ a
yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Silk Underskirts
'---'----,---
Here a Plenty.

After q long delay We have sue
ceeded III getting in another lot Of
silk lndersk'rtss You know the
values
Blacs white aud all the season,i shades
iq eetticona made q heavy silk taffcta,
with accordion plated rilffes. finished
With a rpehe and silk undeilay. SS
iitatherbloonl gaffeia Petticonts9
there are none better'Si,9S and R.,Ds
RhelS Meroerlzed Battpen RettIeoats,
wilil IsAce-deep accordion plated flouncp;
oagly worth si5r. Tor nsc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

81. 90 loo piece White ana 500 Ut IN
ner Sets, worth $40.
S5. 10 -lO0-ptece Blue on p!n INK Deco
rated Dinner Sets, that We're s6.ss'
sa--5s- piece Austrian China Tea Sets.
Roo FOR s1.2b Decorated Gold stippled
imported China Chocolate Pots.
:,s4. min F;tncy China Plates deco
,ated In American Beauty Roses and gold
stippling-
i 3si,75 for 77Il,eh Cut Glass Nanny.
worth s3.49 ,9.l
xi.75-s inch Gut Glass Bowls, IN
sunb,rst patterns, original price $3.50
wa,a5 for 81 I'retts, Nov slsupe Pickle
Itislles. III clear American cut GLASS
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Colored Goods.

sS-inch RaiuprooC snitng. gray and
sluc, regular 75c value. our price zoe.
io-iuch All Wool Checked suiting, in
every imaginable color; Csc value, zoe.
3s-inch an Wool voiic. all colors; soc
value. soc.
as-ineh Al Wool Batiste. all colors;
zoe value, 5oc.
M-mch Checked Mohair, beautiful lus-
ter: 81 value, soc.
5G-lnch All Wool Striped and Checked
Grey suitlng Sl.5o valiIe, s1.a9.
is-inch All Wool Checked Panama Suit
ing. $l.25 value, 3sc.
46-inch All Wool Panama, all colors,
II value. SIC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

French Cord Pique, in various dots and
figures, Zoe.
Heavy Imported Cross Welt, CSC quail.
ity. 1Dc.
New Mercerized Madras and Wasting
Cloth. costing to 35c, for Zoe.
Seed dot Imported Swiss, the usual 4Oc
quality. for 25c "A yard.
900 pieces Double Width Persian Lawn.
IL 2c yard
Egyptian Mercerized Madras, in spots
and stripes, made to sell for S5c, is 1Oc a
yard.
IL yards of English Long Cloth. 7sc a
piece.
India Mnon. 40 inches wide, finest
12iac to 15c grade, for 81 Bic.
New White Cord Checked Batiste, made
to sell at zoe, for IL Pc a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18

Thousands and thousands of yards OF
l;mbroiderics. regardless of values. &c.
De. az and DC a yard. including cdgings
and insertions.
Flouncings, the handsomcst goods made
in France and Germany this season; 90
frches wide. values to 65c. for 10c and
25c. You can choose from nearly a thou
sand pieces.
Wide insertions are among the new
effects for dress trimming; 35c to 81
values for dc to soc a yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-18
Beauties of Wash Fabric
for the spring will be exhibited Monday purchase of
Hombeger Co.'S stock prove department. the power
of Cohens buying facilities.


Silk Meraerized Radium Cloth, in va
rious new tints, made to sell at soc. for
:'5c.
Colored Llncn-Finished suiting. in all
the various new tints, for IL 1-2c.
Printed French Cambria Shifting, 25c
value. yard wide. for 10 23c.
Is Csc Yard Wide Madras for lie.
Handsome Orsnndies. in all the various
delicate tints and new printings, for
Bic.
Irish Bourette Dress Fabrics, imported
to sell for soc. are 10c yard.
Irish Blouse Linens. in all the various
eolorlngs, 10 2-3c.
Pure Linen Fabrics, in all the different
colorings, full yard wide, instead of soc.
for 1Dc.
Glasgow Checks, imported 10 sell for
35c. for Zoe.
This is not a beginning of all the va
rious goods that are being shown in this
department.