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Remarkable Values in Splendid Spring Merchandise
BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
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Fashion Sheets Free
'HIS page tells of many phenomenal values that have made this store famous and are causing it to grow
greater and greater. Useful, Serviceable and up-to-date merchandise is marked at the lowest prices possi?
ble. Our immense stock?the greatest ever offered in this store?the perfect service, the low prices arc all well
worthy of your consideration. We are doing the largest business in our history and it is growing greater every
day. Cime tomorrow and get your share of these good values.
?ET THE
MAY DELINEATOR
All the Late Fashions
15c the Copy
Lovely Seaside Serges at
75c and $l.oo.
We liave just received a fresh shipment of those
delightful Seaside Serges in a rich shade of cream
white. They are strictly pure wool with a fine twill?
ed surface, and will make up Into the daintiest and
prettiest of spring frocks?the 46 inch width piece is
75c and the 50-inch rme is $1.00 the yard.
$1.00 White Habutai Silk 59c
Lovely cieam white Habutai Silk, fine even weave
soft and lustrous, the most delightful material ever
made tor waists; washes beautifully; full yard wide;
regular retail price always $1.00 the yard. An unus?
ual trade incident brings these our way RQr
and yours at .??.UvM
Cream White Habutai Silk, same as above, but
In the 24-inch width, the self same sort you are ac?
customed to paying 39c and 50c for? 22^C
very special at
SILK CHIFFON CHECKS, a finely wovon silken
fabric with dainty raised self-colored checks?shown
In all the favorite shades?27 inches wide?at 50c
the yard
LOVELY SPRING TAFFETAS, soft chtffou fin?
ish, in light blue, crenm. navy blue. red. green, white,
lavender and Alice blue, lit Inches wide, tlte regular
7fic quality, at 59c Hit! yard,
Semi-Made Shirt Waists
Ladles' semi- made Shirt Waists, au odd lot. of
less Iben a d07.cn. very dainty and effective de?
signs ? made of lawn, linens, etc.;. and trimmed
willi dainty Vul. laces. Insertlngs. and applique
and medallions; nil that is necessary to do to
tin in Is lo fit them and put them together?at
half former prices as follows: 'Che $2.08 ones for
$1.49; Hie H '.iX ones. $1.00; lite $1.50 ones. 75c.
FOR MONDAY, WE ANNOUNCE A SPECIAL SHOWING OF
Women's Smart Wash Suits for Spring
( ?risp. fresh and charming are these delightful wash suits, which we. Have just
unboxed and are now displaying in the ready-to-wear section On the second floor. It
is the largest variety we have ever been able to show so early in the season ?a variety
that includes a clever collection of smart Styles, prominent among which are. the nobby
Ktoii and Swagger Tony suits, together, with a liberal representation of the ever popu?
lar shirt-waist suit. The materials are chiefly white.and colored linens except in the
shirtwaist suits which tire made of fine, sheer lawns and batistes. Some are made,
very simply and daintily trimmed with lace and narrow braids, but most of them are
elaborately ornamented with heavy cut out embroidery and fancy braid designs. Every
garment is beautifully tailored and perfect fitting, expressing the foremost style
thoughts of the. season.
The prices? .lust as remarkably low as the gathering is fine. They begin at
$5.00 and by easy steps up as high as Twenty. (sKCobrb i uoor.)
Timely Spring Needfuls in Meyers' Basement.
hOMBINATfON BOOKCASES.
lIui
Garden Hose, wire bfl,,R "' 5?"
stand the highest proiM'?' '
very best matlo; a fifty
worth $li.'.?8; complete
ling and improved sprat
nozzle, for., . . J
uarden Hose ? Fifty
feet of the best Garden
Hose on a strong re?
volving reel, complete
with couplings, nozzle
and hose mender; very
special,
lor ...
$3,38
Moth Bags for packing up suits
Jackets and furs; two sizes: spe?
cially priced, at 40c Kfl"
and .?/U"
Mal Laces, $1.00 Dozen
German Valenciennes edgings
and IhscrtlhgS. in a wide variety
of dainty patterns for trimming
ladles' ami children's wash
dresses, worth $1,25 and $1.51? the
dozen, nur special price $1.00 the
dozen. (Sold by I he dozen only. I
Boys' 30c Waists, 25c
Boys' Waists ami Dlmises,
splendidly made or the best
madrases, percales, cheviots biiiI
other desirable materials; cut gen
erottsly full and put together to
slay?sizes 5 lo 14 years, at 25c
instead of SMc.
Screen
oors ? Wire
!,reen I Jours.
1 l/.u 32x80
''dies; heavy
?ur inch
'.line ; fancy
ilndle center,
jvered with
?'(eavy black
close woven
wire screen
cloth, special,
with fixtures,
each
98c
Old Mill Laundry Soap, the best
for laundry and general }fj"
three big cakes for
Wash Boilers,
heavy copper hut
torn, hotly made
of block tin. sel
iu litl. strong
handles. good
large size, worth
(10c; spe?
cial, at
CARPET SWEEPERS.
The celebrated "BisselI'? make
?the Grand Rapids Cyco-bearing
model, tlie best for general house?
hold use; worth $2.118; AQ
special nt .?fffei-TtJ
When you buy a trunk, you not only want one
that is strong and durable, but you filso want a good
looking trunk. Our trunks possess Civery quality that
goes in the making of good trunks.. Our trunks are
made under careful supervision; every nail, rivet,
clamp, hinge and lock is attached with the exactness
and skill of thorough workmen. These are the rea?
sons why our trunks are good trunks and . are the
best that can be made at the very lowest possible
prices, ranging.from $1.50 to $25.00. (2D FLOOR?)
Third Floor Specials
24-inch SUIT CASES, made uf heavy canvas, with
leather corners autl brass trimmings, strongly matlo.
very special at $1.25,
PILLOW SHAMS AND SCARFS, made of fine
whito muslin, plain and embroidered, full size, the
regular quarter tines for 19c.
FANCY DOILIES, made of linen damask, round,
snare ami oblong, tleep fringe, open-work, very spe?
cial at 5c each.
D. M. C. COTTON, for shadow and eyelet em?
broidery, all sizes, regular price 12 l-2c, our special
price, 4 for 5c.
BEAUTIFUL SILKOLINES. in a wide range of
light ami dark patterns, full yard wide, the regular
12 l-2c. quality, very special at 6 1-2c the yard.
Checked Cannon Cloth 12 l-2c
Linen-finished cannon cloth, firmly and evenly
wovou, white grounds upon which Is printed neat
little checks?a material I hat is specially adapted
to the making of ladies' shirt waist stills, boys'
blouses and children's frocks; 3(1 Inches wide
12 1-2c the yard.
2 12 c Embroidery Cloth loc
Linen finished embroidery cloth, louks. washes
and wears like real linen, for making ladles'
suits, children's wear, full bleached, yard wide;
regular price 12 I-2c; special fo- Monday. 10c the
yard.
18c Organdies, 10c
Versailles Organdies, fine sheer
quality grounds, printed In large
rose am) bouquet designs; also
small rose buds and moss rose
patterns, new littiti effects, act?
ually worth ISc and ISc the yard,
for 10c.
Huck Towels, $1.00 Dozen
Union linen Huck Towels, hem?
med cutis and striped borders, size
17x35 inches, specially adapted to
hoarding house and hotel use. Spe
eial for Monday, at $100 I he doz?
en, worth $1.5U. (Sold by the
dozen only. >
HHc Table Damask, 25c
Tim genuine German dice table.
Damask, pure white bleached and
silver bleached, in a half-a-dozen
very choice designs, full (id inches
wide, worth tic. our special price
for Monday. 25c the yard.
$1.50 Beauty Pins, 39c
Solid gold beauty pins, in plain
gold finish and Roman gold, daint?
ily engraved, some have blank
disc upon Which may he negraved
the initials or monogram. Guar?
anteed absolutely solid gold, the
same sort that sell in jewelry
stores at $1.50; our special price
per set of two, 39c.
Toilet Goods Specials
Benzoin and Almond Lotion, nn
ideal preparation for the complex?
ion .25c
Violet Toilet Water, a go"d
large bottle for .25c
Violet Witch Hazfl .25c
Violet Ammonia .15c
Eastman's Verona Violet and
Crushed Rose Talcum Powder.
large glass jar with perforated
metal top.12 1-2c
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CUT OUT THIS COUPON
Ami bring II to our Domestic Department Monday between
the hours of Id and IIa tu., or 3 and 4 p. m., and we will
sell you
10 Yards of /Indroscogg/n or Hill Muslin
Worth 9c a yard, for 78c
Sale limited ten yards to a customer. None sold without
coupon.
18c Knicker Voile 5c
A soft, rough, crepey material In all the correct spring shades,
makes up into Ute most delightful waslt dresses for both ladies and
children?27 inches wide; a special purchase brings us several hun?
dred yards at 'way less than the cost, of production; we pass it to you
the same way?at 5c the yard instead of 18c.
10c Bleached Cotton 8 3--)c
As an extra special for Monday,
we will sell the ramous Frull-of
the-Loem Bleached Cotton for
8 3-4c the yard. Full yard wide and
sold the world over at 10c the
yard. No limit to quantity?lake
its much as you want.
Ladies' 50c Hose, 35c
Ladies, Hose, the fine thin
gauze lisle thread, pure stainless
black, spliced heel and toe, garter
tops, the regular 50c ones at 35c
the pair, or three pairs for $1.00.
$1.75 Long Cloth 81.50
lOnglish Long Cloth, fine smooth
weave, very soft finish, a splendid
quality for making ladies' and
children's underwear. regular
price $1.75. special for Monday.
$1.50 for a 12-yard piece.
JOc White Lawn, 8c
Fine white lawn, very thin ami
sheer, just the sort for making
shirt waists and children's
dresses. 40 indies wide, worth i<)c,
our special price, 8c the yard.
Ladies' $1.50 Skirts $1.00
Made of tha liest pure bleach
Cannon Cloth, six beautiful styles,
new circular models, finished with
pleats, tucks, folds, straps, fancy
stitching, etc., actual value $1.50.
very special at $1.00.
Sc India Linon, 5c
While India Linon, smooUt.
even weave; this quality is spe?
cially suited for linings ami child-,
reh's wear; 32 Inches wide, the
regular 8c sort?at 5c the yard..
frames
Made fo Order.
I? all the newest designs from the best mould?
ings at the lowest prices.
(tripi) floor.)
Victor Talking Machines
Sold On Easy Payments of
$1,00 Down and $IM a Week
Daily Recitals in the Basement.
THEATRICAL
(Continued from page 0.)
prlelors and managers <rf "The Plains
man." and have secured a very ibb
cast to support Orrln John.on Hit
elar, which is as follows: Mr. Hoi
bicoii Ullnn, Miss Anne Sutherland,
Miss Irma La Pierre, M.-. Edward
?^/aekay. Miss Florence L/tVer, Mr.
Claries ?jw?er. Mr. Harden hivkland,
Mr. Escamilio Fernandez. Mr. Josepli
Oreen and others.
Little Chip and Mary Marble.
The re appearance of the Wells.
D?nne Harlan Musical Comedy Com?
pany at the Academy of Music, mati?
nee and night next. Saturday, is a
theatrical event of more than passing
Interest. Most of the old favorites
will the such together again In an
entirely new vehicle, "Glorlaua," a
sparkling comedy of complications re?
plete with musical numbers and en?
semble, in which the. musical maid?
ens and the "Hljou Beauty Chorus''
will be very much In evidence.
"Glorluna" Is an English comedy,
and as now presented might be term?
ed a musical comedy of errors. It
was first produced in New York ten
years ago with an excellent cast
which Included among others, Hen?
rietta Grossman and OH:; Harlan.
Famous War Correspondent.
Mr. lid win Emmerson, line famous
war corespondent, will deliver what
promises to he an exceptionally inter?
esting and instructive lecture at the
Academy of Music Tuesday night.
'Mr. Emmerson was oh hand during
many of the notable incidents of the
Russo-Japanese war and his lecture
lelts of some of his exciting ex?
periences. He was a prisoner in
the 'hands of the Japanese at one
limn and at another was held in
custody 'by (lie Russians.
?Reproductions of photographs taken
by Mr. Emmerson himself and other
enterprising artists will be used in
illustrating the lecture.
j Social-Persona! j
Owing to the death ot her mother,
Mrs. William C. Dimniock, lias re?
called the invitations to the wedding
of her daughter, Miss Elizabeth, and
the reception which was 'to have, fol?
lowed. Miss Dimniock and 'Mayor S.
R. Huston will be very quietly mar?
ried Thursday at "Sherwood," Glou?
cester county, the bride's home.
Thursday. Only members of the im?
mediate families will be present.
Mr. C; H. Westbrook, of Winston
Salein, N. O, is visiting relatives in
this city.
iMrs. John T. 'Newton entertained
at. dinner yesterday evening at her
bonie on the Boulevard in honor of
Mrs. R. 10. Palmer, of England. 'Mrs.
Palmer is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. H. B. Uahey. in this city.
Mr. (Jeorge R. Ahbil.t. who has been
ill at Dr. Knight's sanitarium, has
been removed to his home on
Twenty-seventh street.
Misses Lillian and Irene Shepherd
l?ft lasi night for Baltimore to visit
friends and relatives. .
Attorney l-oo Wertlieimer, of New
York, is spending a few days wilh
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wert?
lieimer, on West avenue.
Attention, Confederate Veterans!
Norfolk to New Orleans and Return,
$22.10, via Southern Railway.
Oates of sales for tickets Issued ac?
count. United Confederate Veterans'
Reunion, are April 22nd, 23rd and
24th, with final limit April 30th. 190G.
Rate $22.10. By deposit of ticket
and paymunt of 50 cents you can te?
nure extension of limit until May 21st,
100G. For detailed informal Ion, call
either 'phone No. 112. STANTON
CURTIS, Passenger Agent, 05 Cranhy
Street, Monticello Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
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