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THE STORE THAT
SAVES YOU MONEY
THE STORE THAT
SAVES YOU MONEY
WASHINGTON AVENUE AT 30th STREET
FIN H TAFFETA SILK PETTI
coats, worth $0.98, vomc in black
ami colors; Monday
for.
$4.98
JUST OUT
Waists,
each ....
PETER PAN SHIRT
.98c
Until 12 o'clock Noon We
Will Sell Crescent Camb-ic a.,
yard,
8 3-4c
Not more than 10 yards to a
customer.
Printed Silk Organdies Worth 39c, at
Yard 25c
moni? av we will put m\ sali: all op oi k finest silk or
gnmllcs, beautiful floral patterns exquisite colorings, and Instead
H 39c mala- the price, yard
PRINTKH HATlSTK, DAINTY
sheer fabrics, the 1- 12c grade.
1 Qo
yard
PRINTED ORGANDIES, FLORAL
patterns, in l-2c grade;
Monday, at, yard .
9c
HENLY SERGES. A COTTON
cloth that loows like fine French
flannel, makes pretty suiuiiier
di'cssoi ; comes in white and grey
ground-: striped and
checked, yard .
15c
FINK ZEPHYR DRKSS CINCIIAMS.
very lieht weight, has pretty em?
broidered figures; regular price,
ISC; Monday, per 1 0 ' r?
yard . i ?:.U
A SALE OF DRESS GINCHA MS. WORTH 10c, at. yard 7 1-2c.
The lot consists of stripes, plaids and plain colored cbanihrays.
DOMEST 10 PRICED LOW APRON
ginghams; good quality, C
van I . ?U
seersucker CINCIIAMS,
yard .
10c
M Kit I MACK SlllltTINC
Prints, yard .
cool) BLEACHED PILLOW
Cases, each .
Je
10c
A Hit! LOT OP LAWNS. PRETTY
dress : i yb's: wort Ii s<-, at. C ^
yard . UU
dixik CANNON CLOTH. yard
Wide,
yard .
10c
9-1 SIZE BLEACHED SI HC UTS;
good grade of muslin, AQq
?ach
TWILLED CRASH TOWHIr
lug, yard .
CURTAIN SCRIMS,
yard .
5c
5 c
CURTAIN SWISSES. Hi 1-2
grade; Monday only,
yard. ....
FURNITURE CRETONNES,
yard .
10c
8c
yard-wide SILKOLINKS. BEST
iltiality,
yard .
10c
TURKISH TOWELS, 12 I-2c
kind, lor .
10c
CUT OUT THIS....
Coupon
IT'S WORTH 5c
This coupon will he accepted as
f?e cash on all purchases of 25c
in- over at our perfume and
toilet conn I er; good only on
Monday, May 2Stli. 190?.
AUTO CLOTH
A very superior grade of liiiteri Finished Cloth, heavy |
enough to use lor the making of Klon find Coat Suits,
separate skills, &o. This cloth has been thoroughly
shrunk. Looks exactly like linen and will look so after
being washed: is full yard wide and very desirable for
Children's Suits as well. On sale Monday al J2 J 2?
WHITE WASH FABRICS FOR SUMMER
DRESSES AT LOWER PRICES THAN USUAL
A mill end '-ale of fine white 40- j
in. h India Lawns; lengths of -I to
:'o yards; qualities vary, some of
them ate worth 12 I-2c, many
more are good values at 15c, while
the majority are fully etpinl to the
ISe kind. There is a big bargain
table piled high with these goods. '
Make your own selection; you will
t et a bargain whichever you select;
Your ehoh.?> the table, yard
9 l-2c
Afternoon, 2 to 6 o'clock, we
will sell large size Huck Towels
at, each
9c
(Worth 12 1-2c.)
PRETTY WHITE EMBROIDERED
.10c
each
LADIES' WHITE LAWN DRESSES,
worth $3.98,
for .
$2.88
SALIC OF FANS?PRETTY SILK
Gauze i aus, hand paiutel, Eft.
worth $1.00, for .OUb
LOT OP STYLISH BELT
Ruckles, worth 2f.e. choice
for .
10c
BUSTER BROWN
Hells, lor
hovs .
LEATHER
.... 15c
EMBROIDERED WHITE LAWN
Waists. 75c kind. . fl Q _
for . H?G
WHITE MERCERIZED MADRAS,
in neat figured designs, 18c and
20c kind; Monday, 1 5C
PURE WHITE LINEN FOR SHIRT
waists or suits, yard wide, OC.
yard . fcOb
c inch Double fold white
Organdies; regular 20c 1 () n
grade; Monday, yard
A SALE OF EMBROIDERED WASH DRESS GOODS, PRETTY MER
ized falnies, with silk embroidered figures, 25C
WHITE DOTTED SWISS LARGE,
medium and small dots; very
sheer, line rioth, "1 0' ??
yard . I t2l#
(Marked down from 15c and 18c.j
WHITE CORDED PIQUES, 'I
I fie- kind Monday, at.
12 k
FINE ENGLISH NAINSOOKS. EX
ira nice ipiality, 1 0' f?
yard .I fc2U
PRINTED MADRAS FOR SUMMER
tlreuses. 12 l-2c value; re- t fjn
duced to. yard .lUb
YA RD WIDE LIGHT
Percales,
yard. ..
(Worth 12 l-2c.)
COLORED
.8c
EXTRA SPECIAL? MERCERIZED
Dinner Napkins, very large size.
These Napkins sell regularly at
$1.50 dozen; .Monday we will sell
2? dozen, at, per Q -f 1 Q
dozen . ij) I i 1 J
When the 25 dozen are sold,
no tnoi'o at this price.
MONDAY WE PLACE ON RALE I Oil DOZEN WOMEN'S SLEEVELESS
Ribbed Vests; they are the regular 10c grade; bill some, nut all of
them, have slight Imperfections in Ihr weave?don'l hurt the wear at
all, and the der els are so slight that you would scarcely notice {Z
I hem; lake then) Monday al, each. ?b
THE REGULAR $1.50 BLACK BLACK MERCERIZED PETTI
coats, with deep accordcou pleat
OOn cd flounce,
Mercerized Pel I ieoat
for .
09c SILKS FOR 39c.
all OP OCR 19-INCH taffeta
Silks, in fancy weaves, (hecks and
TlfVO SPECIAL BARGAINS THAT SHOULD CROWD OUR
SECOND FLOOR WITH PLEASED BUYERS
THE GREATEST VALUES YET OFFERED IN STYLISH II ATS. REG
lilar $-1.00 and $5.00 short waist hats, made of the very finest materials:
newest styles and ill < very wanted color, at, Qg
WlllfE WASH SKIRTS. MADE OF A PINE GRADE OF LINEN FIN
Ished Cannon Cloth, perteel fittin c. well made skirts; tour styles to
choose from; worth $1.50; take y our choice 3(jC
PRETTY (UNOHAM DRESSES FOR FAST BLACK LISLE THREAD
children; the 75c ones; E fl ??? Hose, lace stripes, 25c 1Kr?
. . vjUu value, pair . IvJo
Momlav for
strip,
yard
a I
39c
NEW STYLES IN LACE AND EM- NEW WHITE CANVAS HAND
broldered OC? Hags, OK?
. Ldb each . tdO
BLEACHED TABLE DA
ik. yard .
01 ?
.(. I U
00c CHINA SILKS FOR 39c.
China Silks. 27 hielte wide, all
colors, including white and black;
30c SILKS FOR 25c.
27-llieb Jap Silks, white, black
ami colors,.
collars .
COME IN AND SEE THE NEW BATHING SUITS
A MOST COMPLETE LINE: MADE < IF MOHAIR, HRILLtANTINES
and wool serges; newest styles, a ml priced low. Nice ones CJO AK
lor women at .?pCi^fCf
for
tdb
15c SILK RIBBONS FOR 9c
A BIG RALE OF RIBBONS. ALL COLORS,
on special bargain table Momlav at.
yard .
AND 1 INCHES WIDE;
.9c
HALF WOOL OPF.RA CREPES, A
dainty light summer fabric;
t omes in every good color, 10'?
yard . I?2b
COLORED DRESS LINENS, THE
colors are brown, navy, grey,
green ami light blue; 25c 1 0 ?\
grade at, yard.i u O
SILK'MIXED FABRICS FOR SUM
mer dresses; come In the popular
gun metal greys. striped and
checks; regular price >r?0n; spe?
cial lor Monday, 9Q?
yard . UUU
50c CREAM white MOHAIRS
at.
yard .
A special sale Monday of these
wanted goods al just lie a yard mi?
ller price.
39c
THE $1.25 CREAM WHITE PAN?
ina. 51 inches wide, at Q1
yard .
31.00
DAINTY SILK MULLS IN
the new colors, al,
yard .
i2;c
EMBROIDERIES.
wide skirt FLOUNCINGS, Q K ?
worth 50c, at yard .OOO
CORRECT COVER EMBROIL
cries?Special values, at 0Kr?
yard .C.oG
WILL CALL ON GOVERNOR.
Committee to Present Resolution
Adopted by Chamber,
A special ohm mil ice of the Cham?
ber of Commerce, to he appointed
this week by President Livczey, will
go to Richmond anil presold to (Inv?
entor Swnnson the resolution adopted
by the chamber Friday night, asking
I hill the i|uurantitic regulations be
lovbi il.
Sir. A. ('. fSnrrelt, who Introduced
the resolution, said lasl night that
the action did not have as its ob?
ject Hie abolishment of Hie olllcd of
tjuarautlne olllcer for Ibis port, lie
vent on lo say thai I he object wa;
only to relieve vessels coming into
port of Hie payment of certain iiii
necessary fee:
We. have in. slock a
Magnificenl st o n e,
while and perfect,
weighing two carats
which we can sell for
$100.00.
This stone is excep?
tionally good value,
either for personal use
or speculation.
I. R. SPRAGUE,
Another
Diamond
Bargain
: tili knd Whsli. Ave.
Mf||. Juwelier
BOY PIRATES CRUISED
WITH STOLEN LAUNCH
James Earle and Paul McGee
Located In Portsmouth
by Police.
HR. BOWERS GETS HIS BOAT
"M and L" Was Anchored Off Henry
Street and the Youths Were Trying
to Sell Bateau, Intending to Buy
Provisions and Gasoline for Trip?
Both Boats Brought to this City.
Alli i- iwo days' diligent search im
and down .lames river, between Lam?
bert's Point and Hog Island. Police
Officer Kay-field located Mr. Harry
Mowers' launch, "M and I.," which was
stolen from its anchorage off Thirty
fourth street some time Wednesday
night, ili the loot of Henry sireel in
Portsmouth, yesterday afternoon, .las
Karle and Paul Mcfiuc, two whit
youths of this city, who stole the
launch and its fender, a small bateau,
ami who were arrested in Portsmouth
Friday morning by Detective Land
while trying to dispose of the bateau,
ami boib boats, were brought back U
this city by Officer Rnyflold ai
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Upon lheir arrival here Hie lads
were locked up at the police station
on the elihrge of grand larceny.
Wlnti arrested by Detective Land.
Harle gave his name as Clarence
III own, 315 Thirty-sixth street, this
city, and McCioo gave his name as
Willie Mc< lee. of i'.'.U) Forty second
slice!, this city. Detective Land Im
!.lialely wrote Chief of Pollee Rey?
nolds a letter about Ihe boys, stating
in it thai they had been trying to seil
a small -'skiff" for $0. about $1(1 be?
low its value
Acting Detective Sergeant Morrison
was I lien pul on th case and he wem
to the addresses lite boys had given
the Portsmouth authorities, but found
lllial no such boys lived at those
' nouses. After a search the ofleer
j found Hint James Karle, of :'.LM2 Wesl
Iuvenile, and Paul Mcuoe. of .'510
i.Thirty-fifth street, were missing from
, their homes and he laid (he tlicit of
Mr. Mowers' boats at their door.
I Friday officer Ray field, accompa?
nied by Mr. Mowers, scoured the
thorcs of .)nnn>R river for iihoul thirty!
mill's above the eily in Mr. Hayfield's
launch, running down several false
?lues. They returned liens Friday
iiighl and lali* that night Detective
Morrison informed Chief Reynolds
thai lie was convinced Die lads who
w ie heing held in Portsmouth for the
Ideal authorities, hail stolen the
launch ami its tender ami that the
launch would lie found around ihe
docks at Portsmouth.
Yesterday morning Officer Rnyfleld
Wohl lo Portsmouth in his launch, ar?
riving liiere just before noon, lie then
went to the Portsmouth police head?
quarters and look Ihe two hoys in
charge to bring them hack to this city.
While walking down In,the dock
with the lads. Officer jliiyficld learned
from young Meflee that he and Karle
had stolen Mr. Powers' launch and
thai the craft was then moored al the
fool of Henry street and there it wasj
found. Except for a few sears and
knocks the craft was uninjured.'
With Mr. I lb worn' launch and its
lender towing behind, Officer Ray
field headed his launch or this city.
Aller their arrival here it was learned
from the hoys that I hey took lie:
launch and the bateau late Wednesday
night and went to Sewall's Point, iheii
lo Humbert's Polin and from that
place I hey proceeded to Norfolk, ar?
riving there early Thursday morning.
They left Norfolk at Pi o'clock Thurs?
day and went to Portsmouth, where
I liny made several attempts lo dispose
of the bateau.
The boys intended lo lake Ihe
money for which they sold the bateau
and buy fuel and provisions for a Ion:;
cruise. The prisoners are held for
trial on the charge of grand larceny.
TO ELECT SERGEANT.
Chairman Holmes Calls Meeting of
Police Board For Tomorrow.
Chairman Holmes has called a
meeting of the police board for to?
morrow night. The hoard will reor?
ganize and very probably elect a de?
tective sergeant.
Mr. C. Aylett Ashby, Ihe new mem?
ber, will attend a meeting of the
hoard lor tin' first time tomorrow
night.
Passed With Honors. '
Mr. W. K. Stouttnyer, of Ibis city,
has been not!lied that he has success?
fully passed the examination for com'
putcr in the department of supervis?
ing architects of the United Stales
government. Mr. Stbiilihyer iipiU high
honors in the examination and now
ranks second in the class in America.
Mrs. Joseph Whitlow and Miss Ju?
lia Dickerson. of Lynchburg, are the
guests of Mrs. George Palmer, on
Fiity-Hecond 'street.
local Societies to be Well Repre?
sented at Annual Conference.
LAUNCH BARBARA CHARTERED
Large Delegations Will Go Over
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
to Attend Sessions?Interesting
Program Arranged For the Meeting.
Tin; Epworth Leagues o[ Trinity
ami Grace Methodist churches have
chartered the launch Itarhara lor
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
and will lake large delegations over
to Norfolk to attend the sessions of
the ninth annual State conference or
the Virginia Kp worth leagues. Much
Interest has h.i manifested in the
approaching conference and the local
leaguers propose 10 he well repre?
sented.
Below is the program for Ihe scs
siiis, which will he hull] at the Cun;
herlaud street Methodist church,
Norfolk:
The singing will he one of Ihe fea?
tures of the conference, heiug led by
the Rev. Kdward Turner Dadinun, of
Ashland, Ya.. which will insure Ihe
success of liiis portion of the pro?
gram. There will also he some very
strong speakers from the clergy of
Ihe Methodist church in Virginia, as
well as some of the lay members, who
Will lake an active part in Ihe pro?
gram.
Tin1 Methodists as well as members
of oilier denominations of Norfolk
have opened I heir homes and con?
tributed for the success and ehtorlnlii
meul of the delegates who may al
lend, ami 11 is believed that any
leaguer or pastor who can attend this
conference will In' spiritually uplift?
ed.
The committee in charge al Norfolk
extends a cordial invitation to all Hp
worth leagues in Ihe Stale lo send
their allotment of delegates, namely,
two delegates from each league and
the pastor, and the pastor will be en?
tertained from any church has no
league.
Any league which has not sent In
Ihe names of their delegates should
do so at once to John F. Small", chair?
man of the entertainment com mi ti.ee j
care Y. M. C. A., Norfolk. Ya., in or
J. W. CHANDLER, President. J. P. GAYLER, Treasurer.
THE STANDARD SUPPLY CO.
?Dealers in?
Harness, Oarr-lages and Wagons
I FARM IMPLEMENTS, LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
I Harness Repairing a Specialty. 2608 HUNTINGTON AVE.
der that entertainment can he provid?
ed for the delegates.
Tuesday Evening.
I 0:00 Devotional exercises, E. T.
Dadmun.
X:li"i Address of welcome, W. (!.
Sl?rr.
S:::n Response, 0. II. Lambeth.
8:45 The young people's movement,
K. II. Rnwlings.
Wednesday Morning.
Oeneral Subject?"The Department
of Worship."
0:30 Devolionnl exercises, (.!. W.
Jones.
!j:50 The Devotional committed and
ihe devotional meeting, J. C. Wal
son.
Ii): Hi The leader and the devotion?
al ineiting, Reginald Walker.
10:30 The leaguer and Ihe devo?
lionnl meeting, W. R. Perkins.
10:50 Discussion.
11:10 The devotional meet lag?A
means of spiritual development, W.
II. Ileauehnmp.
11:30 The ilevnllohnl meeling?An
opportunity for Christian fellowship,
.(. W. Stiff,
11:50 The devotional meeting?An
Inspiration lo Christian activity, W.
<:. Hoggs.
12:10 Discussion.
12:2(1 The Rlhlo and prayer?The
source of real devotion, T. It. Reeves.
Wednesday Afternoon.
2:00 Devolionnl exercises, 0. W.
.Tom s.
2:2(1 The league and the pastor,
D. (1. C. Hulls.
2: in The pastor and Ihe league, V:
i L. Crocker.
?1:00 Our orphanage?What If is
doing, J T. Maslin.
4:40 Our orphanage?What we
can do for Ii, W. II. Vincent.
Wednesday Evening.
Subject?Temperance.
S:D0 Devotional exercises, E. T.
Dadmun.
S:30 Address, R. M. Maxey.
Thursday Morning.
Oeneral subjects?The department
of charity and help?The Literary,
Social* department.
11:30 Devotional exorcises, G. W.
JOUl'F.
M.'jO Sympathy and service?An dp
pcttmiity In help and bless the needy,
J. K. .lollff.
10:10 Sympathy and service?An
opportunity to increase the Influence
of the church, II. .1. I'aylor.
10:30 Sympathy and service?The
reward, hen- and hereafter, P. G. Da?
vis. ?
10:50 Open parliament?Practical
met hods.
II: in Delation cd' Hie church so?
cial lo the spiritual life of I he.
church, S. C. Hatcher.
11: :c<t The literary department as
an aid lo religions culture, J. N.
Latham.
11:511 Tin' missionary study circle,
\V. A. Cooper.
12; 10 Discussion.
12:.It) The Sabbath?Secular or sa
cred?.f.?. E. Hooker.
Thursday Afternoon.
8:00 Devotional exercises, G. W.
Jones.
3:20 The Junior League,'!'. J. Tay?
lor.
3:50 The league in Hie country, P.
M. Hell.
?1:20 Husiness session.
Thurnclay Evening,.
8:00 Devotional exercises. E. T.
Da dm im.
8:30 The league and missions, G. C.
Kelly.
MEMORIAL EXERCISES.
Dr. Porter to Speak at City Hall to
Confederate Organizations.
Rev. J. \V. Porler, D. D.. will nddress
Hie Confederate organizations at the
city hall tomorrow evening al. 8
o'clock. The memorial exercises post?
poned from a week ago on account of
the slorin, will he conducted tomorrow
evening.
Smidl'n orchestra will render music
and an interesting program hau been
arranged. The public, is invited to at?
tend.
'Miss Virginia F. Loath, who has
been visiting Miss Metella Cottrell.
has retained to her home in Rich?
mond.

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