Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-13
Gb naip spp aalurcest aoonoag Momng december Is, 1884,

| nished the hair from which they are made, woven
into itg More for comfort but yet extremely snowy
and captivating are the Limitation India, long ana
| squares;" the French Cashmere, long and
s s@G tb be ta@ Se ong aIe t6e Rom
| Stripes;" the German Worsted;p the "Scotch
| Plaids;" the domestic Stripes and Plaids;" and
| the "Mourning Shawls:" and these range in price
| from SO to $50. IN this department also can be
| found complete line of gentlemans travelling
| shawls and English sleigh and carriage robes, etc
| Rich and varied is the stock of Mourning Dress
Goods, and il embraces all grades of Alpaca, Mo-
hair, Brilliantine, Cashmere, Meriuo prap dete
Australian Grape, Barathea, Henrietta Cloth Eng
| fish and French Bombazines, Parametta, Cretonne
| Tamise Empress, Nun cloth, Biarrit2, plain and
| diagonal Saline "a and GA all wool DE laine, Ep-
| engine Irish ana Lyons Popin and COurtaud's
| English Grape In the CiOH Department we find
| unprecedented assortment of all styles suitable
for clOakngs and Sacques for ladies and children,
and of all cOlorS, Thus we have black and colOred
| BEAVERS" of all grades, and including the famous
make of John Peter Sch@ller; brOadcl0ths, tricots
dagonals cOatings and meltons, colOTed chinchilla
| in great variety, and suitable Tor al ages
and admirable also in making fancy caps for chill
dren; water proofs OF the best English and Amer-
can manufacture; and a remarkably tine stock of
Asracan and seal skins all well worthy the conSld
Grafton of buyers. The Cloak and suit Department
is most extensive, and cloaks and full SUITS, of all
known materials and at all prices tor ladies, misses
and children, can mt all times be found here. OF
suits the establishment offers the largest and best
selected assortment ever opened in the market, of
American, English, French and German manufac-
ture, consisting Of black and coored silks, plain
striped and plain serges, colOred and black cash
mere, cOored ana black alap3ca, poplm and plain
wooden goods, and at prices astonishing for their
lowness. These suits range IN price from 50 TO S5OO
each and all are noticeable for the tasteful and
quisite manner in which they are trimmed and
made up. Look at those very becoming and richly
braided and embroidered cashmere and cloth sacks,
breakfast Jackets and Garibaldi waists; how neat
and natty do they make the wearer appear, and how
much do they enhance the charms of ''the human
form divine" Where is the man with heart so
unacceptable not to "fall over head and ears in
love- at the first sight with delicate maiden en-
yeloped in smiles, and an embroidered cashmere or
cloth sack, breakfast Jacket or even Garibaldi
waist? We confess, old fogy as we are, that our
blood courses most wantonlv through our veins at
the bare thought of such ga phantom of delight"
Here, too, we have opera cloaks and capes in
endless var ety; white muslin and carleton dresses;
and over-skirts and pOlonaise of novel design
in plain white trimmed most bewitehingly in lace
and cOlors. Velvet garments, very dtStiagUe, for
ladies, misses aud children. Morning robes in pop
lin and striped and figured and plain coored cash
merps, handsomely embroidered ClOaks, SacqueS
and poonaises, in velvet cashmere, cloth and vel
yeteen, most elegantly embroidered and deliberately
trimmed with lace, fur and bugle gimps Mark
that rich assortment of fur goods, in sable, Astra-
can Sealskin and ermine, and now converted into
aunty sacques with muf collars and ties TO match.
How elegant they in appearance, and how
finely and faithfully are they made. One of these
sacques and Accomplishments is the ambition of
most every young lady; therefore, let indulgent
papas, and above ALL enthusiastic lovers, who in
tend making holiday present. bear the fact in
mind. In articles for chIldren's wear this depart
ment is well furnished and we call the attention of
AStracah, squlriel anu chinclia sets, lhGtlulhg
sacks, caps, mntfs and ties. The Millinery Depart
meHt claims the universal attention of every lady
VINO enters the establishment, and cloves. Cs bon
nets" are almost 'aS plenty as backberres" The
various styles are new and rich, and they all be-
comingly and elegantly trimmed Here we find
sunprious specimens of Paris millinery as well
gorgeous specimens of the manufacture
of Messrs, Jordan, Marsh Co. There
and trimming silk yelvets; French, English and
American felt goods; ostrich tips, long plumes,
pompons, and aigrettes; and superb assortment of
delicate and fine French flowers, imported express
y by the house, In short, nothing to complete a
trSt-class millinery establishment Is here wanting.
OF Ldces and EHibrOideries the stock is in every
way of the tirst-clasS. You promised me tawdry
lace and pair of sweet gloves" says MOpsa in
Shakespeare's "Winter's Tale" but there is moth
ing "tdwdry" about the aces to be found here, for
they selected with exquisite taste from the best
manufactures of the old world. In this department
we find black thread, and Malta laces black gui-
pure and thread berthas; black thread barbes, and
cOiliures white Valenciennes, thread, blond and
applique; real point Duchesse, and barbes in
thread; Hamburg edgings just imported, and very
much under price; lace collars and sets, and em-
broi1ered setsisuiable for the holiday trade; plain
linen collars and cuffs; lace trimmed handkerchief;
point and applique lace, and embroidered, hem
stitched and initial handkerchief at all prices APP
pque and cr0tched Tides; and plaitings and ruff
filings without number; white silk illusion for
bridal yells fleece lined pique and arletans of all
cOlOrs for evening dresses. OF ribbons there is u
most attractive stock and full assortment of
black and cOored gr0s grain from one and one-half
10 IWelNe lGCutS, DlaCk ana cOlOreu boiled, and
Scotch plaid ribbons of all widths; all the
numbers in black velvet, and full assortment OF
colored velvet ribbons; there has just been received
an extremely attractive variety of Roman and
French scarfs for from $3.50 to SIC, and Roman
ties well as ladies' hemmed ties of crepe de chime
frosted silk twilled silk of the latest STYLES from
London and Paris; and in connection with these
there is large line of gentemen's and youths ties,
comprising the freshest novelties, and which make
charming Christmas and New Years gifts The
Hosiery and Gtoce Department is full and the goods
of superior quality. In the stock there are silk
undershirts; English merinO undershirts and
drawers OF the best manufacture, tor ladies' gentle
men and children; ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers extra heavy, for gentlemen; silk, merno, cotton
Babraggan and fleece lined hose for ladies; fancy
hosiery; WOODEN gloves of the best English,
French aud American make; kid gloves,
imported direct from the most famed Paris
houses, and all of the first quality; dog
skin gloves, fur-lined gloves, and gloves for
driving etc; in this department also there is an
excellent lot of silk umbrellas with solid ivory
handles, and what more agreeable article can there
be for a holiday present? In the Ladies' URder1eear
Department we have all the latest novelties in
French and American night-r0bes, chemiSes etc
of cotton and linen fabrics, plain, trimmed and EN-
brOidered; there are skirts of every conceivable
kind among them the "OlmSteaG Pannier Skirt"
win hoOps Planners and haiF-cOth skirts, TO suit
all tastes all the best makes of felt skirts embossed
and printed; and shaped and seamless goods in
every variety. In infants needs there is every ne
cessary for complete outfit while special atten-
ton Is paid to the robes embroidered shawls skirts
and hoods. lsyou want to gladden. the heart of
young lnOtHeI at NuIiStnlaS Time, now better
you do SO, than by presenting her with a complete
outfit for d" the babe that slumbers upon
her breastF In cOrsetS, all the latest
styles III French and German both PLAIN and EN-
br0idered for ladies ana misses Wharf.-The House
Keeping Department is complete, and in il can be
procured every necessity for the household such as
blankets quilts, comforters, pillow shams lace cur
ains, piano covers, table cloths, NAPKINS d'oylies
towels, ilannels, sheetings, shrtings and in fine
every thing OF which one can conceive the slightest
neeessity.-We have thus given a hasty glance at
the enormous stock in this well conducted estab-
lishment Undoubtedly our readers know what il
is as well as we do ourselves. In closing we will
say however that "hile especial attention has been
paid in all the departments at the present time to
the requirements of the holiday trade vet it in no
way interferes with the steady and general run Of
the business of the concern, and all is conducted
with the same facility, the same regularity and the
same close attention to the wants. the comforts and
the interests of the purchaser as on the most ord
nary occasion.
Prof. Mac will be at Oxford on the 18th inst and