The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-10
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/ RaBes Ge cAGnlJre and smoking-jack-
. cts. - to SD We mention the prices
in place Of description The lower prices
are upon garments Of ease and comfort,
the higher upon the luxuries.
. F-lst Of The Chestnut street entrance.
: Umbrellas. We have now fully 3 1000
English silk umbrellas. We had a lit
: tie while ago 200 Par'sian handles. only
one OF q Kind, value So 30 to Sl5 each
lthe umbrellas are English, though lhe
handles are Freuch). We venture TO be-
/ lieve that the half of them now left is
/ the richest collection Of artistic unbrel-
/ las in the country. Common umbrellas,
/ l. G.. plain silk, zanilla, and gingham,
constitute, OF course, the largest part Of
our stock.
Fast OF ths Chestnut street entrance elso aIar-
/ Est street entrance.
/ Scarf-pins, sleeve-buttOrs, etc. You
. can see at Il glance hundred styles Of
/ Partisan novelties. They are SO dis
+ tinct from any others current that they
make a class by themselves. Not every
# body wants them. and yet they are made
! for very diverse tastes.
/ Chestnut street entrance also middle 1Iarke:
/ street entrance.
( Neck wear. Nothing can be proGta-
4 by said OF it. except that some is rich,
+ some Is gay. sOmetis plain.
Chestnut street entrance; also middle Market
+ street entrance.
/ Gloves Not much more is TO be
said. except that 7Ome are kid and others
ffs.yg r-s.
like here; in most stores they are all
/ kid
/ There are leather gloves. too, thicker
and more substantial and silk and
stOth, warmer.
4 Outer circle west o. Chestnut street entrance.
! Underwear and hosiery. At this
/ counter is a wide range or choice. al
most rs wide as the whole world affords.
T We have the richest goods and nearly
/ the cheapest, There IS q class Of goods
made only TO sell. and good for almost
+ nothing 70 wear. which we do not keep.
Oater crs!e cas-. ot the Chestnut street entrance
( Shirts. The finest dress shirt. made
+ to measure only. s. %: the grade usu-
ally sold for So Rrady-made dress
/ shirts for 1925 and under. Boys shirts
, S0.G5 and SOC only.
! Chestnut street entrance
Handksrchiafs-siIk linen. enhr0id-
cred. lace. Our variety Of each kind is
larger than we can easily convey To-
! ton Of. Buying iii quantities as We do
and CT the makers themselves, We can
sell at suTprising prices.
Third circle southwest from the center.
H., ~ 4-.,-y, -,----.,,-,-- ~, ,s-.-.
. for one. certain; UjH OLre, almost as
certain White RoSe-don't compare
+ ALFRED WEIGHT's White Rose with
auybOdy's.
/ Second circle, northwest from the center.
The hich-tO-write-letters One
of the daintiest of gifts is Of writing
/ paper. if it be exactly suited TO the re-
I ceiver. For one It may be very rich
. box with very little paper. Illuminated
with address or initial, or mOn1Er; m
FOR another 1t may he two OF three
. quarter-reams. with envelopes. Of
/ course. And this leads to portfolios
and writinG-desks and they may east
ly lead to extravaganza.
. Second circle northwest from the center.
4 dress pattern is a never-failing re-
. source : It never conflicts with ANYTHING
else but The lady ought to choose it,
! or, at least, some one familiar with her
wardrobe.
Silks next outer circle, cast OF the Chctnut street
Black drcs--Eoods next outsr circle, west Of the
Chestnut street entrance.
teenth street entrance.
+ 4 cloak or shawl we haoe import
ed 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 SO TO
$3.50. OF sha~ls you have choice almost
as free.
! Southeast corner Of the building.
( A seal sacque, a circular or dolman.
( eTmine-lined, or squirrel-lined, q muff
and collar, cap and gloves, robe, a
rug. Furs ale not known enough of to
I buy at random you must trust the sell
4 er. You ought to buy where you are
surest You viii get genuine furs and
pound skins. We do what we can TO
deserve confidence, We have a well
/ known fUrrier 10 manage he knows all
/ about our goods we keep no secrets:
we are below the market somewhat. per
/ haps SZ5 on sacque.
/ ThirtceEth street entrance.
/ Sets of table-clOths and napkins. $50
+ 70 $50; ditto embroidered in colors. So.
Table linen. S0.75 to $3.50. Napkins,
/ per dozen, S0.S5 to $50.
/ Outer circle, City hall square entrance
JOHN WANAMAKER.
/ Chestnut Thirteenth and Market streets and CITY
/ EGll Square
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