From the fabrics themselves, and this is the day of days for fabrics—not just the ordinary piece of sober silk, but the stunning aristocrats of the looms! If you have a talent for sewing, a good machine, a bit of get-up and a good Pictorial Pattern, you are going straight to the J. B. MOSBY & COMPANY'S store and secure some of the very smart looking silks for sport things—why pay "ten prices" when a little get-up will give you several good looking skirts and make "husband" smile because you have double-tracked your allowance? Listen! The very best quality in this city for silks is at the J. B. MOSBY & CO. store. I do not say this because I am writing an "ad" for this good firm, but because I do know silks. There is the Sylvette, the Chanella, the Triasco-Serge, the Yo San, the Charmeuse, the printed Chiffons and Georgettes for little frocks, for afternoon teas and things, the Shantung, the Baroness Satin, which, as you observe in Vogue, appears in the wonderfully soft, and pleasing texture. Stripes, and dots as big as the moon, and as broad almost as a bedslat, confront us, "but 'tis true." All at MOSBY'S.

Old "pa?" is there? That's what Jess Willard did when he bit Richmond and went straight after him.  ONE of the STOVE MOTOR CAR CO., Broad Street. 