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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SUNDAY. MARCH 13, 1898.
A Wondrous Hosiery Exhibit.
We doubt if vou hsve ever seen the like of our showing of
Women's and Children's Fancy Hosiery. An almost endless line
of Fine Imported Silk and Lisle Hosiery, in
STRIKING NOVELTIES '
in colors and designs, from France, Germany, and England, in a
surprising opulence of assortment. The most exacting require
ments will iind a delightful embarrassment ot riches.
Lovers of exquisite Hosiery should be sure to see this dis
play.
: i?*" the many plaids f V\ ouM yen
M rijition <>f pibro.h*. ??f
"Bonnie Scotland"? HasdaosM
Lisle I'l.?i??Mii ifanoH -?'fiva
bfa variety. And ?Plaid H?<fc*ry ia
tkIv i/?ir --35c. t<? $2 pant,
Btxit Patterns in 1.1 -It- .in?! Cotton, in
light and airy colorings esjK-ci.illy
BMtfleto wear \v_-h filniy .summer fab
rics?as, 39, 50,
Beautiful UWC I.ffacts and Fancy
French Silk, i 11 plain Mack, in an
abundance of new aud catchy de
rigna- ?joe. to ?12.50.
Infanta1 Fancy 1'laids, Roman Stripes,
Stkl Open-Work Sox, very new de
?gua, 19 to 50c.
Lsdiea1 licnnsdorf Dye I-'ine Lisle
Tlir?-a?l 1*1.?in or Drop-Stitch Hose,
9- 25, 35. 50, 75c. $1, 11.25.
Ready-Made Tailor-Made Suits.
Great Suit event to-morrow, illustrating the inexhaustible
Meyer resources, appreciated by clever dressers, who, by look
ing around and comparing, have learned to look first to Meyer's
for the correct things at least prices.
This great show and sale to-morrow :
Ladies' l'.?tirv Cheviot Suits, in broken
! ?reefer jackets and full lined
skills, nee ?:i?l nobby, $3.59.
Black snd Navy-Bin?- Sage Reefer
Suits, jacket lined all ?through, skirt
full Width, (its nicely, $dJ*$.
1 and Navy-Blue BtOfl Suits,
jacket tad skirt Kith trininieil with
narrow black braid, J*'j..sh.
Black and Naw Blue Storm Beige
S.nts, jacket lin?*tl with best ?quality
Black taffeta, akiri with beal quality
percaline, jfio.
Black BkNWe Suits, blouse and skirt
tx>th trinuned with rom? <>i satin,
blou-e lined with ahsd?ed taffeta,
#16.501.
Navy-Blue Rlouse Suits, tight back,
high-cut front, trinuned with bands
?if sitin, wide lapels, ?12.
Tailor Suits, in refined, almost invisi
ble plaid effects of Tan ami Blue,
coat and skirt taffeta lined, #20.
In Se il Brown we have the swell? -4 of
creations, lined with bright Orcen
?satin, edged with Gold colored taf
feta, finely tucked sleeves and
jacket, $25.
Black Camel's Hair tSetVC Suit, Red
satin-lined, elaborately braided with
Black, real cut sU*el ornaments, ele
gant taffeta sash ends with orna
ments of steel on loops, ?35.
This of Muslin Underwear.
Ltufies' Gcums tWFt'JBa?.fine cambric
Empire style, large collar ?>f lace an?
beading, tucked yoke
Ladt at $t.io muaHn, Bm
pire style, linen lace ami embroidery
two rows of in-- rung.
I.adu ?' Goums lit pie.?muslin, roiim
yoke of embroidery.
Ladies* Goumi tit fUC.?nnuslin, Fnipir?
S?d Mother Hubliard, two rows o
lti-i rting and tucks.
I.miu G 91 ?J 90C.?muslin, tucket
yoke.
/.iittic>' Skirts gi$I.8o- -muslin, 2 row:
?.t V?alencaiennes inserting, s_o with
ruffle of ?mbroiderv.
I.iuiii s' Skirts at 8ot .-?muslin, wide urn
lnella rttffl?' of embroidery.
I.atlies' Skirts at 60C.?-muslin, wi?l<
umbrella ruffle of embroidery.
Domestics. Housekeepers
Linens. supplies at lower
cost than ever.
This telling concerns splendid
Linen news. Domestic news,
and a sale of
Ready-Made Sheets.
Full sue Bleached Sheets, 25c.
BaB rtica Blenched ?Sheets, full size
/or double bed, 50C.
Lin?, n Sheets, hemstitched, Isundered,
reads tor u-e. si/e QQK96 inches, ,$2.50,
Lar^e size Pillow-Caaea, good cotton,
5?-'.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow-Caaea, 15s.
96 hwhes, 39c.
Domestics.
Yard-wide Bleached Cotton, 3e.
10-1 Unbleached, 10c
The best Blesched Sheeting mule, the
New Bedford 10-4, at 3" ' ?c.
42-imh Blenched P?tow-Case Cotton,
!
Heavy Unbleached Cotton, -
The regular i2*.e. Cottona at 10c.
.12-inch Bleached Cotton, ?^c.
45-inch PiOaOW-Caae Linen, 39e.
Linens.
Pure J.ineti Washed Crash, i'? inches
wi'l", Be
22-inch Plaid Crash forpillow-co-era
and other fancy work, 13c.
Check and I'laid ?Doylies, fringed, ic
each.
SS-inch Colored Border Plinged ?Doy?
It... worth $2 a dozen, at lie. each.
Colored Border Saitm Dnmaak Knotted
Fringe rowels, toe.
BstlS largB size Turkish Bath Tow
els 5<\
Bleached Linen Turkish Bath Towels,
extra good value, 3<x*.
Bate:-.' Turkey-Red ami Cardinal I>am
tgUSraateed fast color- instead
of 5?s-. .at $J I .c.
Ladies' Neckwear.
The very BWeUeOI ?'ollar of the new
season, the BtOOkWell. made of heavy
White Pique, Me., ami two more good
lit mi:
The Masara W?ter-HoB s .nt, eery
natty novelty, tl.??S.
Lia? k Satin ?'.on 'l'a? s. lOc.
Toilet (roods.
Oree! ?aving? on w ?ittiii wares Toilet
luxuries ut small cost. B item:
! aurler FtOW h Vtotot ?SoSB, Sa f.ike.
Meade A Bal -iUc.
bottle (large alze).
he OranU'? Orita Viol? He Du ('z..r. 7.V.
bolt!?.
I'luau-la Extract Vugetal. u!t MS
odor?, ?lile, bottlf.
JewMiury * Brown? Oriental Touth
p_?t?. BBe,
?Sfaue).
Richmond has not yet had a
"January Sale," a "Half-Yearly
Sale." "Clearance Sale," or any
other sale that offered the tempt
ing values that this simple an
nouncement does. And, too, you
can depend upon these garments
as being correct in every way.
I'hey're more fully cut, more gen
?rousIy trimmed and more taste
fully made than any garments
rOB have ever looked at. It's say
ng a good deal?but it's true.
The following items but hint
>f hundreds more not told of here :
Ladies' GtntntS at $?.io? fine cambric, Em
pire style, With three rows of inserting,
wi?ie embroidery raffle.
Ladies' /Careers at 7QC?muslin and
I cambric, row ?of Valenciennes insert
ing, wide ritffle <?f Valenciennes lace.
Ladies' Dtmaottsat /<*<-.? muslin, um
brella rutile of embroidery.
1 Ladt, s* Drawers at toe.?flmaHn, Uttfr
brellai ruffle trimmed with linen lace.
: Ladies' Skirt Chemise at oSe.?cambric
1 and muslin, sonare, round, and V
neck, trimmed with lace and eni
1 broidery.
I Ladies' Chemise at 7QC?muslin, square
neck, trimmed with embroidery.
Corset Covtrt at o8c.?muslin and cam
bric, handsomely trimmed with em
broidery and lace.
'j Cottti Covtrt at rut,- regular 25c.
covers grade, nicely trimmed with
embroidery.
Shirred Liberty This de
Silk, 50c. \*9 *****
fashion
j fancy is here in all the newest
springtime colors. Most stores
ask seventy-live cents for a
yard of it?here it's fifty.
White Venise Inserting, 1 inch wide,
the kind that seus.it I2C?here at tic.
New pretty Cut-Out Edge I\nibroidery
tor .(?'. yard.
6'4 ami 8 I-te. Cambric and Swiss Edge
and Inaeranga for 5c. yard.
23 and 30c. Cambric and Swiss Fm
!>r titleries, all widths, for 20c. yard.
IC. for Torchon Lace 1 inch wide.
Pine Nainsook Beading for covering
seams, 5c. yard.
Cream Oriental I.ace, t inch wide,
sleeve width, for |c yard.
12-yard piece of Valenciennes Lace for
IOC
White Point d'Paris J.aces and Insert
ing!?, 4, 6, and 8c yard, instead of 10
UM i-'.'jc. vard.
Wash Thousands of yards
! Goods. are here. Every want
ed weave in the very
! choicest printings. Here is a
handful of goodies for to-mor
row's selling. Note the prices:
Beat quality yard-wide Pernales, 25 dif
ferent patterns, stripes, plaids, and
ligures, .Se.
Lace-Stripe Bat?ate, the very choicest
floral and vine decorations?instead
of ?Sc. at 3c.
Handsome Linen C.renadine Crash, for
shirt-waists and suits, plaidand strijie
effects, MC
Grenadine aBarege Suiting, exact coun
terparts of the foreign gooda, i2%c
3' -inch Jaconets, in every conceivable
design ?instead of I2j?c. here at 8c.
Art Embroidery.
?Hera are three extraordinary Items.
Just like finding money to pick up such
chances as there:
BtSSaned Duck Doylies, sizes 9x9 and
V2W2. regular 10c. goods. i.V. each.
Morals, Linen, and Hemstitched Stamp
? ?! Ttaiy-t'luths. ,,-,. n ?Irawn work,
rear?lar Be. Hoods, si BBe.
Crochet t?.\k. all colors, .'ie. spool.
Sales of Writing-Desks.
?'u tii?.' third floor, furniture Depart
ment, there is ready for selling a Quantity
of Ladles' Seer? t.ui.-s, of liinl'.s-Kye Mai
pie, Curly Birch, Quartered Oak, und
Olid M ilicgaiiy, just the daintiest bit of
furniture you could Imagine to east five
doliera, in to be $:: 5i>.
I Japanese Rug Sale.
The very finest patttrns of the Oriental
Hug?, 1 >ard wid?:. 2 yard, long, Reds,
tilues, Tans, the vt-Vy heaviest quality,
tl ?3 each.
"eve ?SrWSPrpRiv?l^pT
(&ff\\\\\\ Or\^^TKE SIGHTS OF THEV J^ CITY.
?me w \*?{LtwJZuu?e
The Annual Easter Promenade
is always looked forward to with intense interest by well-dressed ladies everywhere.
Especially is this true of the ladies of Richmond, whose Easter Gowns vie with one
another for beauty, style, and elegance. Tobe well-dressed does not necessarily
mean expensively dressed. Wool and Silk Fabrics were never ?riced more in your
favor than they are now?here. And it's the same with everv bit of apparel needed
to perfect the Easter get-up.
The Meyer Store is now at its springtime best?ready to serve you with pre
eminently smart creations for ladies' complete outfitting.
Easter Exhibit of Dress Goods and Silks.
Newness marks every yard of this great collection. Its an exhibit that ladies everywhere
will be interested in. It foreshadows what will be worn by Richmond's best dressers, and you'll
want to see it. It's a magnificent showing of the newest and nattiest fabric loveliness gathered
with a generous hand and with a discriminating taste. Favorite wear for fashionable dressers
is found in these fanciful weaves?fresh from home and distant looms.
Our great outlet for distribution helps us make the pricings to you lower than ever.
i.i.-ii ;. j?re.-is ?.
45-inch Black bayadere Crejion, mat
of Wim!, mohair, and silk, handson
di -igiis for separate skirts, 51 .?98.
45-inch Silk and Wool Black Frene
Novelties, ??.50.
45-inch Black Figured ?Poplin, hig
finish atnl bistre, J1.50.
44-inch Black Blgh Lustre Moha
Brilliantiiie, all pure mohair and be;
finish made, $1.25.
44-inch Black Double-Warp Genua
Henrietta, extra heavy ?weight an
finest silk finish, $1.
54-inch Black Cheviot Tailor Suiting
wid? walk- and pi:till fabric, $1.
45-inch Black Heavy Crcjxin Suiting
just what you have wanted for
skirt, 75c
40-inch Black Imported Poplin Suit
ings, 75c.
43-inch Black Crcpoii. in strijied cf
fects and li^ht weight. 50c.
45-inch black Cheviot Serge, all pun
Ml, extra heavy weight, 49c.
45-inch Black Stortii Serge, all pur?
wool, ciav aetge weave, extra aped*
price 35c
38-inch Black Surah Serge, all pure
wool, extra weight, 25c.
Doable-Width bi.uk Cashmera and
Black Figured Csshmeie, 9V2C
?Vlen's This is our po
Clothing. !icY: M To makr an
interested friend of
?very customer. To furnish
worthy goods at lowest possi
)le prices. Never to do less
han we promise, but more if
)ossible. Money returnable or
[oods exchangeable for any
ust cause."
Come?view the newest pro
cessive Btep which has been
nade in Richmond merchan
lising. The prices, needless to
ay, will be on a lower level for
ligh-class goods than washere
ofore possible.
For to-morrow we have:
Our second ahipanenl of Men's A-UWool
Cheviot Sack Suits, Blue and Black,
fs.
At ?7.50 we have the best $10 Men's
Suit value in the city?Cassimere,
Cheviot, and Wonted Sack Suits,
spl? ?i'lidly tailored.
Our $10, 512.50, and ?15 Men's Suits
are positively so far superior to those
that you've been accustomed to find
at theee prices that WC tell you it's to
your interest to see them if you de
sire to s.ue.
We've a $t Derby in the newest spring
?block that matches any >s hit you
ever saw. And a splendid line at
lower prices, in both Alpines and
Derb) -.
bor the little men WC offer to-morrow
a ?Sp?cial in Junior Suits from 3 to S
years, with deep aailor collar, trim
med with four rows of braid, at 98c
Por the bigger boys, from 9 to 15, WC
otitr neat Striped Cheviot Suits ;it
fi.25.
Complete lines of Cute Vestee Suits, in
every wanted color, arrived just in
time for to-morrow's selling??2..4S
to $5.98.
?flings. Two suggestions?
and the department
s lots more equally as impor
nt.
6-inch French Hair Cloth, in plain
and the new gau/.e weave. Price,
19c. the yard.
,11-Pure Linen Black Canvas, light
Weight A positive 12Jfc grade at
gyic the yard.
tecial Stationery Items.
Tea extra-good Items In Stationery
t'l! heap UM Oll 1*8 agoing at quiek
) time:
guiar lOe. Linen Writing Paper,
heavy quality, M sheet:? of paper anil
Bnvelopaa to matth. a^. box.
ory-Finlshed 1'la.ving Cards, -.
?rade, ut lie.
jrd's Regimental ??r.iy Liiuti Writing
Viper, Ptrletly BOW, Envelopes to
nutcti, ?3c. Quire.
ecial Lot of White Goods.
n.?tiling like 50 pieces, about 2,500
Is, of the genuine Merrlmac Shirting
ta tbe v?jry best made, tor '?7?c. a
I.
ling Cambrics, thousands of yards, M
HsclM and Slates only, for ???jc. n ?
ard.
entire ease of Imported Corded P.
"... large welt, for 10c. yard.
*
'ERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
<-*Cj
_oiorea im?ss i ;?????i .
The Paris Exclusive Sorttltitt arc n
nificent, ?beyond the ?power of leaden t
t'i detail. Tl'.ere's more tlian a hiiiu
in the group?no t\v<> alike -our OWU
portation, making exibasiveness a
tainty. Prices range from Jl.98 on 11]
$3.50 the yard.
5.1-inch French Broadcloth, ?non
anu? shrunk, five new colors, 5*.
42-inch Silk aii'l Wool Novelty S
inga, in handsome Changeabli co
tngs, rich. ?stylish effects, $i.A&.
45-inch Silk and Wool Checked S
ings, in tailor effects, in hands?;
colorings, 51.25.
50-inch Scotch ?Bicycle Suitings.
bsndaome color mixtures, for ?.it
atreet ??r l?n \de mun. **i.
45-inch Melange ('.ranite Cloth,
new crepe weave, v
42-inch Scotch Novelty Suitings, ha:
BOtne color combinations, Xqc.
42-inch Solid-Colon ?1 Granite Clo
hi new color designs, 75c.
42-inch Silk anu? Wool Novelty Si
ini-s, new tpringOOlorOWnbinstJO
foe.
45-inch Covert Cloth Suitin
mw color mixtures, ?toe
4<?inch Fancy Silk and Wool Bsyad
Suitings, hauulsouie shot effects, 5
I'?? pieces Fancy Dress Goods, .
eluding Overshot I.ace Noveltii's
Two-Toned Effects, Fsncy Cbevk
Tricot Effects, etc., 38 to .}o incl
?ride, 25c.
Arnold's You are i
KniiQoods. ?**- to -*tw
the demonstr
tion of A
nold's Kn
(ioods for b,
biesandchi
dren, whir
will contint
all this wee
Mrs. N. i
Reynold?,
profession?
nurse froi
New York, 1
i n attent
anee and will explain them.
Mrs, Raeynolda Iris visited nearly a
the promitietit phvsicians ot this ? i*
who highly CD merits of th
Arnold ?specialties.
The Gertrude Boita ?and Diaperi ai
especislly <>f interest, being mor
practical und more healthful thi
the "Id at* Ie ol dn -sing ?babies.
A complete line of Arnold'a Knj
Goodawill he found in the Infant*
Department, 011 BeOOttd 0OOT.
Baby Good? at Baby Prices.
Infants' Fmf>roiilere?l Cream Ctthmer
Cl? iks. ribbon trinum ?1. \
Infants' Cloaks, niaile of tin* 1 >?.--t f)U-il
ity Citshtiu re, with. .*, rufilcs, trinunei
with half-inch ribbon to form yoke
ftxotx
A beautiful line of Inlauts' China Sill
Clo.'iks, ?3.50.
Infants' Cream ?Bedford Coed
with wi?le lace and ribbon around
neck to form Mike. ,$1.45.
Infanta1 Morning ?Sacques, msdeof best
quality Eid<rraown, colon blue, 1'iuk,
White. aii!>! Ked, rib!'Oil piped,
Children's Dresses, ages 2 toOwars,
made of French ?gingham, solid co
lors .nid checks, empire fronts, Ham
burg trimmed, very full ?skirt,
Infanta1 10c Honeycomb bilis for 5c
Infants' Quilted Bilis, with Sl
luoidereil edge, 25c.
Inlauts' Silk Mull Caps, shirred with
lace and ribbon trimmed, full ruche
around face, *}-1.95.
The latest style Bonnet for children is
the MAY QUEEN, made of White
mull, very sheer. Va!, lace and rih
bon trimmed, full ruffle around face,
it.
The daintiest line of Tucked and Em
broidered Mull Caps, some in ?double
niche, some in single ruche and
pOtnpoil, others in the cute Dutch
style, 50c.
Infants' BAND-MADE IMPORTED
LACK CAPS, J/2.50.
Great Notion Sale.
inrts of little Items at rldloulous
y little prices. These but hint of what
ve have for you:
Li?ht-as-a-Feather Prosa Bhlslda, sizes
3 an?l ', warranted Impervious, Hie.
pair-1I.03 dozen.
Preach Ii??rn ?Bone, all slz?-s. Be. dozen?
50e. KIOSS.
Clark's 200-yard Spool Cotton, .111c.
doses.
Le Loug*a Be .i<-< sad l->' t, Bo, card.
Bngllata Tape, 4 pieces In bundle, Be.
bundle.
Corset Clasp*, 1-lneh st- ?1 ba.-k, Bs,
1 Dress Steel?, 3c. dozen.
Black Mourning-Pins. le. box.
i importers, with felt button
Te.
loquet Carpet, 69c.
? omea a bountiful supply of the
?ry best grade of Moquette Carpets at
le. a yard.
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
Tin* New ?Silks.
19-inch black Peau de Soie, high lustre
and finish and extra heavy weight,
27-inch black Satifl Duchess, extra
?weight and finest satin finish, note
the ?width, 95c.
21 in? h ?Black Fekin Stripe, ?Double
Broken Stripe Effects, the finest finish
and beet ?rearing Silk v:.t\ *, snd the
new, correct styles,
?inch Black Brocaded (.ros-C.rain
.silks, new designs, 48c
2oinch Colored Satin Duchess, all pure
silk, 1-; new spring ? ?>!< >rs, the cor
r? et weave for Shirt-Waists, 98c.
19-inch Changeable Taff?eta Silks, all
pure silk, eight color combinations,
48c.
Cream Faillies for (nmtirmatioti
Drc*.-.?"-.
fjB-inch All-Pure Wool Cream Alba
tro
38-indl All-Pure-Wool Henrietta, Ger
man make and fine silk finish, 50c.
Silks lor Confirmation I>res-?"?.
22-inch Ivory Taffeta Silks, 75c.
22-inch I'ekin Stripe Cream Satin, the
new weave for continuation art
98c
?China and Japanese Silks, both soft
and hard finish, st 4,1, 4s?, 50, 59, ami
75<-'
Wrappers. We tell of two
specially inter
est in?j items. Interesting be
cause good?and cheap.
At 85c.?Wrappers of good ?quality port
?ale, light and ?dark colors, made full
Snd wide, trimmed With braid. Bull
fronts.
At $/.><).?New ideas in Colored Satin
Wrappers, full fronts, pleatsinback,
ribbon trimmed.
I
! Men's Here's twelve
Furnishings. ***{***, ijafirs
* ol ?Men s Im
ported Sox, seamless, warranted !
fast Tans and
Klacks, double ?
heel and toe. |
It's an u n -
doubte?! nine
teen-cent
value. They
didn't cost us
M much as
tiMiul, so they
are yours at
I2!c. a Pair.
.Mi-it's 1' ancy
S?'.?mil M Box,
Fast Black,
with colored
-'.itching, u'jc.
Men's All-Linen Hematitched Hand
kerchiefs, extra fine linen, plain
white or colon 1 border, the pnce is
12
.Men's Nigbt-Robee, made ?>f extra*
good mu-lin, embroidered fronts,
with silk stitching on collatr and
wristbands, 53 inches long and full
for 37 '_.?-.
Ilen'a White Unlaundered Shirts, war
ranted pure linen bosom, Wamstitt.i
muslin, ?patent n< ckband and guaeets,
I and continuous tl lye, every improve
ment of the $1 Shirt, for 50c. each.
Mm's White Unlsund? red Shirts, rein
forced back and front, full length
bosom, and made of gootl muslin,
29c.
Ifen'a Cheviot Working Shirts, light
Snd dark colors, iyc.
Boys' Cheviot Working Shirts, checks
aim! itripes, si/i-s i2}. to 14-inch, 17c.
Men's Laundered Real IVrcale Shirts,
attached collar an? 1 cuffs, t-earl but
tons, alll gooil patterns, 39c.
Men's Wool Sweeten, Navy and Black,
with cape collar and laced fronts,
88c
A Mattress Sale.
W* >wn a lot of Pure South American
Bod llaiir Mattresses, BOTOTOd with best
A. C A. ticking, and made up as well as
It Is possible to make a afeltrssa costing
up to twenty dollars. These came to us
through a single transaction amounting
to a thousand dollars, and by it we can
sell these 120 Double Mattresses for tH.HH.
Samo in Sin^l.-i!. .1 Size for JAMB,
Bicycle Sundries.
Double-Stroke ?Makel ?Hs, tic.
Wr? nones, ,8c.
I *. t n t : Guaids, le. pair.
9M9 Uli? Cj'i 1?.meter?, 30c.
1. 1IMJ1 i 11 a,. -1.. t -, Se
ils, Jl.?10.
Hells with Docks. Me.
Mt?sengL-r Saddles, $1.
Gold Standard Lamps, nickel-plated.
ene.
Searchlight Damp?. a$3.B0.
Great Wall-Paper Selling.
Freah and dainty, spirited 0r
sombre. Whatever your \\ ,]{
Paper taste may be it will find in
stant gratification here, and toT
morrow at auch prices a-i thes?
GOOJ) WHITE BLANK WALL PAPn'o,
with ?9-inch border-, to mat<*-li, jv\\ ?,n,\
rolls, regularly aold for 8c our mi?, ,
HANDSOME C.OIJ) AND SATIN rv,<?
PAPERS, ;,<? different ,1,^,,, ?J'Jg
ver> newest colon rigs, n-jular prur '
our price ox.
1'AkLOR PAPERS, the ment escltwlverf
fecta, including ailka, lesthera in?4 li??vl
pfBHed r-ajier-v-oiir prine ,m~
BLACTIHL PAPERS
i?V
lot
J
dining-rooms, with elegant i8-itu
e?l ftie/.es to mad h a larg?- ear
regui.irly sol?! up to 30e.?our price MJ?
Big Basement Bargains.
Special prices that are special in the true senso of the word
will hold forth here to-morrow. Never, in all your days of buy,
ing have you bought Housefurnishings at prices so iwieulously
small as what you'll find here. Here are a few:
Qray Enamelled Ware.
Coffee-and Tea-Pots, 2-quart siz
guiar price 35c, at 15c
Coffee- and Tea-Pots, 3-quart siz
guliir price 45c, at 17c.
Coffee- and Tea-Pots, 4- an<1 5
si/e. regular price fax.*., at 25c
Large size Dish-Tans, regular
60c., at 25c.
Large size basins special, 10c.
1'reserving Kettles, 3- and 4-ipiart
regular price 30c., at 15c.
Ssacepsna, -t-quart size, regular
50c., at 20C.
Lathes and Skimmers, worth 10?
Large size budding-Pans, regular ;
15c, at 9c
Saucepans, y and 4-quart size, <
rent shajK-s, worth 40 and 50c., a
ami 3?oc.
rinware.
Kxtra large size Wash-Boilers, hi
tin, well made, at 39c.
Hre'id-boxes, good size, nicely Japar
and stencilled, 25c.
50 do/en Fancy Canisters, tea, co
sttgair, rice, bairley, etc., regular r
15c, at 9c.
Spice boxes, large box with six
canisters inside, 10c.
Dish-Pans, medium size, regular p
15c, at 51*.?only 20 dozen in the
Extra. Genuine Copper Nickel-Pi;
Water Kettles, large size, reg
price S5C, at 59c.
Stew-bans, 5-qusrt size, 5c.
Wire broilers, medium size, 5c
Wire Ivgg-Whips, 2c.
Genuine Dover Bgg-Denter, the bes
the market, at ,sc.
ousefurnishing Goods.
Spout Strainer, tc
Tea- or Coffee-Strainer, black han?
4c
Sink Brooms, KB.
Ironing Wax, ic
Wire Coat Hangers, ic.
Rotani- Flout Sieves, best made, 9c.
Good .Steel blade Chopping Knife,
Same with double blade, 5c.
Kitchen Knives, ic.
Cast Steel Hatchets, regular price 2r
at loc.
Butcher Knives, good size, regular pr
2-;<*., nt toe.
flirt- To Richmond's be
/aists **ne D^ Shirt-Wais
* we add three mo
candidates f?
your fa v o
Shirt-Waist
to gaina pla?
on our com
.ters, must
'correct \
every way.
These are very attractive:
// 50c.?Percale, Lawn, and Dimi
Waists, in Light and Dairk coloi
with separate white or colored c<
Isas.
'/.VA'.?White Lawn Waist, standii
white collars, attached culls.
M %!.?Solid Black I.awu Waists
newest pouch front, separate blu<
Cobalts
Ik Works of modist
aists. art properly price(
Silks by the yare
th the dressmaker's charge
led, cost far more than thes
dy-to-wear pieces of spring
e dress. Many are exclu
e.
ack Sait in Waists, with rows of smal
tucks .across the front, one of th
newest effects, f-.y
?lore?! Taffeta Silk Waists, with tei
a-madl tucks ??cross front, finishe?
with mftle, ??5.
unan Striped Silk Waists in all th?
it-west colorings, blouse front, pleat
ed back, f.3.98'.
cgant Black Taffeta Waist, bia
ucks front and back, superbly made
Sweat Purisian design, $6.50.
tractive Plaid Silk Waists, large am
imall ?lesigns, dainty French color
gs, pleasing to the eye, J7.50 and
?.S.
itney Baby-Carriages.
only the best made, but the larges1
tment are now ready for BSioetlOB
rraiiKcinent we have ?orno upecl.-i
ns to sell at 112 no aaefe' others, %S
T.
cial Table-Covers.
re should be a quick response to a
Chenille and Dama-k Table-Covers
c. They are In two aiaes?yard ami
If s?*uare and one yard square -
fringed and In every color auch
1 are usually made??Oc. each.
art! Wide Organdie, 19c.
t of about seven hundred yards of
Whit?* Imported Organdie, l yarda
perfect In quality, at ISe. yard.
:rythtng for everybody
e, re
c, re
quart
price
size,
price
:., at
price
liffe
* *t
ravy
med
ffee,
?rice
mal
irice
lot.
ited
ular
tin
Brushes.
3C
Whisk ?Brooms, well manir, food ?n ?^
Clothes brushes, regular pr
at lot.
Shoe Polishers, regulas pnce :
?Shoe Polishers, with D a
pri?-*e ioc., at isc
aScrnbbing brushes, n-gul.ir
ait 4C
Dusting Bnislies, regular price 15c
at gC
Wooden ware.
Knife Roxes. bard wood, felt li
Chopping bowls, good si.
Salt Hums, large size, I?
MC., at PC.
Rouing-Pins, 3c
Potato Mashers, *,c.
Coffec-Mills, warrant?*?! gtxxl grirnlei j,
19c
Crockery.
Pine Porcelain Dinner Sets, ino pirre,,
new shape and ni? civ decOCStsd nt
fd-fS
?Fine Porcelain Dinner Set- 11 1 an
Including soup tnrei n, asman
ami nice utidcrgla/t d d<?
at $
Pine Porcelain Dinner Sets, too
rich filled m ami gold lined
tion, ?splendid siiajn-, at 06.95.
Extra. b?st Franca China ( Limogea]
Dinner >cts, i***o pi,.,, 1
?shape and rich floral decoratio
guiar ?nice -frcso, 9p1-ri.1l for tint
will bt$\ : - only 12 s. is m
English P? ??. "lam Tea lets, '" *'
and iitcelv decorated, apeeislst?).25.
Toilet Sets, tull ?ire. very rich filled in
ami gold lined decoration, s[?
#2.95.
Lot of White Ponulain Dinner Ware
at lialf the regular price
reduced ?belonging lo thi*? line.
loo dozen Fine Decoriti'i ?
China Cups and Saucera,
at ioc,
Nie -lv Decorated Pitchers, 2-qiurt
si/e. at 2tc.
Carlsbad China Cusp.idores. very rich
?lecorations, regular price yx*., at 29c
The best line of Lamps in th?j ? ttv
Nice Table Lamp, ?h-ci-ritcd stand ,uid
ahnde to mstrfc. 65c
IBampiet Lamp Special?Fine Decorated
Lamp, with large globe to m.itch, at
St-ms.
Cas clobes. We show the latent thapea
and etchings?go?td ?'?lobe from jsj.
up.
An Important Weareijlad
Shoe Talk. that th?. pub.
1 1 c accepted
our invitation to compare our
stock of Shoes with regular
stores' stocks, because the re
sult of that comparison was the
largest shoe week sin??? our
opening. We are prepared to
duplicate last week's salM * I>?-*
week, and we know that stuli
items as these will do it :
Ht?re's a worthy lot of *.???? tun
Oxford Ties that CSOM to us a!
half regular east?it's a certain
nfscturer'a tray mi showing t.
preciation of ??ur business with hun.
Coin and ??p. ta b es, sonn* Southern
ties. They are positiviiv a g?x?d *2
Tie?we price them <?v pur
4.?-? pairs ot Boys' $1.9*, C.eiiuine -
Cailf I..'.?'?- Spring Heel Sh
gola tops, leather backst
up in the best -.tv!e. ?*\? 1 -. ;
ranted solid leather, ?for 7s1"
Ifiaaes'Genuine Goal Dongola Si
I T? t ! button Shoes, fsir stitch? I
coin t??-, pstent iesther tips
:r wart ttlte?! aolid leatther. J
Carlisle %t ?Button aii'l I. ?? el
Ladies. Tan and bl.uk, light 01
ahsdeisn, iti 7 dig?rent style
the newest ahsfies, ?2.
SOROSIS, the mw Shoe for WOmi D
If your doctor prescribed roui ahoea
he wouM ad-rise Sorosu '
they are hegienic. If your.fas;
ble milliner should ncomt'i.
Stuart boottobewora -a it h the
it ?would be Borosts M row
tai!??r suggested the ehoSI 10 ''
with the spring suit, tluv woe
Sorosi.s. Sotosi-, Shoes are M
struct?*?! thst tluv an tin extreme ot
atrle and the ?perfection ot
Wli.it is more attractive th. I I
some ItM.t ' S'irosis will u
so, no mait'.t r what rise y?ui wt.ir
The price *; -?? a ??ur. ?,?> .. the
best .at j :
Swiss Tambour
Curtains, $2.95.
A remarkaNi; lot of Lan ?Tlirtaina?
l<- ela.-t '1 on ?ale that si'
g.itht nil in by knowing p??ople. They att
Heal PWtaa, Tambour, Irish Point | '
?I -.??
Pure White at J2.B? a pair, th?: SStaal
?elllnir value being more than doutil?*.
Fine Dress Ginghams
Less Than Half Price.
Upwards of 50 pieces ot Fit- M
Drees Ginghams, not In r? tnnar.t?,
iarasfei m any way; just plaids
s and other patterns. Th?*y ar.
real 12 l--c. ? ualities, to sell at 5 a
Polka-Dot Silks, 19c.
Japanese Silks, solid colora. Re?! I
Blue with Whit? Polka Dots, ars i
for selling* at ISc. yard.
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