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tub RICHMOND D1SPA1. a-WEDNESDA?\M\R??1?IlI^
A Royal Deal in
Black Dress Fabrics.
The Interesting exhibil lia-; its touch of the unusuaL In
ti>e very fold of the hundred or moro bargain lots linger the
moe( aristocratic f.i 1 nil s of this season. The " Gold Medal
Drees Goods fabric agents for the United States loel controlo!
the entire stock sold it auction, and
scored one of the buying re
cords of a whole century. Be
low is a partial list of their
_printed wholesale prices com
? -at X. 1 ^"sia^ aJasa I''1"''1 ui1il 0Ur 1'',,;mI Prices.
1 " ^* * I he catalogue and their printed
prices are open to any one that feels interested in the perusal
of them.
la \ ?son Bros . Our
Wholesale Price. Price.
All -Wool Brocaded Valeria Cloths, 42 inches
(P?S
rids .11.10
Finest Grade Frerj i. B Qgaline, lar
Stllill
> 1.1 -
r., i ,,i 11 tonn.
Annorettes, exquisite quality, satin finish? I.
16 inches wide.....>]. "
Fteured Jacquard?, in 11 varieties of designs. To
4i-in.ii Bilk Striped Cr< pons, clusl
signs.H-85
Bilk Tufted | i. pons, choict d d< snd
patterns.I
All-Wool Double Twill?. "
42-inch All-Wool Lystras, large snd Bm '
-. . MJ
44-inch Brocaded Fedora Cloth, new, hand?
BOB - ' . >'l.10
60c.
85c
69c
34c.
76c
| 1.48
29c
89c
65c.
pwill. -I ' II" , , . .... .....
sad many ol t can never be duplicated for less than double
our aski
Ladies1 Tailored Suits Arc Plentiful To-Day.
Among : hi i.
ill-Woo] Covert Cloth Drosses, silk lined jackets, stitched
in iw cut skirt, besl pt rcaline lining, for $6.75.
Tailor-Made Suits of Gray and Tan Oxford Cheviot, tight-fit
ting jackets, with double roa foi ?8.50.
Black and Navy-Blue All-Wool Cheviot Suits, fly-front jackets,
ilk lined, inlaid seams heavily stitched, new circular skirt,
1 i |9 -, ? , j ;*. }),,. usual 112.50 suit.
Handsom ? Vi ClotL Suits, in all the colorings and styles,
skirts snd jacl ets i laborately braided and taffeta silk lined, for $14.98.
Misses' suits, m all Bizes newest <-ut and style, for $6.98.
Separate Skirts?Special Prices.
\l? SiH Gros-Grain Skirts, with large and Bmall designs, for
? -.:'i.t. gell usually for $6.50.
Stricth Made Skirts of silk-finished Brilliantine,new
fid skirt, witli neu pleated back, besl percaline lining, for $2.76, the
usual $6 sl.ii t.
Well L" n* u up skills of brocaded mohairs for 89c < ach. Can't
be duplicati - than $1
Utica IO-4 Bleached Sheeting, i8c. a yard.
Rest < M'.i'li Shirting Pi ints, 2
: Scotch 25c. i urail i< - ' ?r 9fc.
N .in! \\ id< I" aud l" .-. I'm ales for S
!.' c. Pillow-Ca ' "
Ni i Dr< i'iint>. . 8c. grade, for 3?c
! ! Bi Cotto I
i Hhirtiu M ' '- r R?c.
i . '. ible I tamask for -
Checl 1 Mo . for '<< .
i !.. ' inch v ide Vi I lj>eu I!mbii?itlerj I
Ladies' Best 50C. New Shirt-Waists, laundered
collars, lor 35c. each.
1 ii v ,f Muslin ( to? us, usually 59c,
Solid Back Bristle Clothes Brushes, regulas 25c.
quality, for 3c. each -a limited quantity to a cus,
tomer.
Willow. Clothi s Baskets for 25c
li 0 Imported WUIow-Coti red M B iskets for 15c. t rich.
cans of Putz Liquid Metal Polish for 8c
I idurated Fibre Wash Ii; sins, 8c each.
Triple-Plated Butter-Knives and Sugar Shells, bough! to sell
at 25c, for 5c. each.
Large Nickel-Plated Coffee- or Teapots, 12c each.
i'?.'. Japanm I \- ?Shovels for 2c each.
I hranite < lake Turners, 2c each.
lu\ 11 Senn!. Hs < Iblong < Iranite Tans. 12c
Hot Plate ( las < looking Stoves, 5c. each.
('ut Pattern Glass Comports, .'!? . fach.
Large White Poi ?lain Vegetable Dishes, regular 20c. size for
Pc. t ,'lfh.
?hresden ? im a Butter l'iin?s. 8c each.
Satin Band Hose-Supporters, the 25c ones, are
14c to-day.
Cotioura Soap for 16c cake.
Browns Shoe Polish, 6c bottle.
Pure \\ bite Castile Soap, usually 17c pound, for 9c pound
600 Smoking Pipes go on sale to-day- well worth 15c Buyer
trtniiiutl. for 8c. each.
HIE COHEN CJ.
MM I \l. \i:\\S \M> l.nsMI'.
l'r?-|i>irl un lor ?lie 4 oinlnu of Rile] ?
111?? Vildit in* -? l.i-i-l in,-?1',-ri.oiiii I-.
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A HEAYY MORTUARY REP0R1
Murk Klllril lliirliiK Hit- Herrn
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4 on r? n I Ion or 1'riiini r> ??\ ii .\ p
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simply to sell.
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recor'l of over half a
cen?ury o? cures.
Medical
Treatment
FOrt
FREE
Weak Men
Who are Willing to
Pay When
Convinced of Cure.
A identifie con Mnedi I si and
m. chauicsl cut hs? becu discut
en I f..r Wt .' -"i Men " The
pmnrii torean? unce thai thi y will
send n on trial n medli isndi
without advance -aysaaaf
to any horn -; man. lr not :
- - i:. rlalmeil all you wish m n l it
? Vl back that end? Ii
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with the P
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WHEN REAL ESTATE IS BOLD THE
TAX? l'""K THE CURRENT CALEN
DAR TEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BT THE VENDOR AM? Till.
VENDEE
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Richmond dispatch. [volume], March 01, 1899, Page 6, Image 6
About Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903