Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-12-09

PHILADELPHIA.

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Robes de chambre and smoking jackets
IS to $25. We mention the prices in
place of description the lower prices are
upon garments of ease and comfort, the
higher upon the luxurious
ElsI of the Chestnut street entrance.
Umbrellas. We have now fully 3, 900
English silk umbrellas. We had little
while ago 200 Partisan handles, only one
of kind, value ST.. to $15 each (lhe
umbrellas are English, though the handles
are FTench). We venture to believe that
the half of them now left is the richest
collection of artistic umbrellas in the
country. Common umbrellas, l. e., plain
silk. camilla, and ginehan, constitute, OF
course, the largest part Of our stock.
East of the Chestnut street entrance; also
Market street east entrance.
Scarf pins, sleeve buttons, &c. You can
see at glance hundred styles of Partisan
novelties. They are SO distinct from any
others current that they make class b,
themselves Not everybody wants them;
and yet they are made for very diverse
tastes.
Chestnut street entrance; also middle
Market street entrance.
Neck-wear. Nothing can be profitably
said of it, except that some is rich, some
gay, some is plain.
Chestnut street entrance; also middle
Market street entrance.
Gloves. Not much more is to be said,
except that some are kid and others are
called kid. You can buy what you like
here; in most stores they are all kid
There are leather gloves, too, thicker
and more substantial and silk and cloth,
warmer.
Outer circle ives. of Chestnut street entrance.
Underwear and hosiery. AT this
counter is wide range of choice, almost
AZ wide as the whole world affords. We
have the richest goods and nearly the
cheapest. There is class of goods made
only to sell, and good for almost nothing
to wear, which we do not keep. H..
Outer circle, east of the Chestnut street entrance
Shirts. The finest dress shirt, made to
measure only, S225; the grade usually
sold for S3. Ready made dress shirts for
81. % and under. Boys shirts so, 60 and
80 only. ..-...
Chestnut street entrance. ...-"-.-
Handkerchiefs, silk, linen, embroidered,
lace. Our variety Of every kind is larger
than we can easily convey notion Of.
Buying in quantities as we do, and of the
makers themselves, we can sell at
surprising prices.
Third circle southwest from the centre
Twcor three perfumes, MARY STUART,
for one, certain; WILD 0IIvR, almost as
c-rtain; WHITE ROSE (don't compare
ALFRED WRIGHT'S WHITE Rose with
saybody's.
Second Circle northwest from the centre.
The upon-which-to-w write letters One
of the daintitst of gifts is of writing
paper, if it bs exactly suited to the
receiver. For one it may be rich box
with very little paper, illuminated with
address, or initial, or monogram: for
another it may be two or three quarter
reams, with envelopes, of COURSE. And
this leads TO portfolios and writing-desk
and they may easily lead to extravaganza
Second circle, northwest fromthe centre.
A dress pattern is never failing
resource it never conflicts with anything
else but the lady ought TO choose it, or,
wardrobe. "-..@....- ..--
Silks, next.onter circle, east of the
Chestnut-street entrance
black dress-goods, next-Outer circle, west
of the Chestnut street entrance.
Coiored drcss-gnods, nine counters, near .---
the Thirteenth-street entrance.
cloak. or shawl. We bave imported
not only rich cloaks but very plain ones,
thousands of them. Your purse is your
limit We shall tempt you at every price
you can name, from $40 to $3.50. Of
shawls you have choice almost as free.
Southeast corner of the building
A seal sacque, circular or dolman,
ermine lined, or squirrel-lined, a muff and
COLLAR, cap and gloves, robe, a rug.
Furs are not known enough of to buy at
random; you must trust the seller You
ought to buy where you are surest you will
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what We can to deserve confidence, Nc
have well known furrier to manage; he
knows all about our goods We kagp no
secrets we ere heiow the market, some-
what, Perhaps $25 on a sacque.
| 1hirteenth-strect entrance
Sets of table cloths and napkins, $40 to
S75; ditto, embroidered in colors, S75.
Table linen So75 to 81 80 Napkins,
per dozen, so So to 1926.
Outer circle, City-hal-square entrance.
John Wananaker.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market
streets, and City hall Square.