The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-12-24

Childrsn First-Dolls from one cent
/ to twenty dollars and everything that
I dolls require to be perfectly happy. Ba-
By elephants. talking elephants, walk
ing elephants. More noises to be heard
IN that new, big tOy-roOm than you can
count.
Entrance at cater slrols, west or tie Chestnut
Fur caps for boys aud men, too the
richest collection anywhere. Now, we
don't think fur caps are good for the
head; but wG sell a good many things
thet are not good for the head can /
help it. You may as well pay SIS as SIS
il you ,Cjll hare a fine seal or otter cap.
Our highest price is sl6, and you can't
find richer cap; but you can pay $2j
for the very same, if you prefer. French
seal is cOney, musk-rat or mink-dressed
and dyed to initiate seal French seal
caps we have from 80. 80 10 Sc Skating
caps at 35 cents mot worth buying,
though We keep them because some Of
you will have them), Substantial ones
from 65 cents to g. Everything elso
in hats and caps and you are welcome
to know just what you are buying.
Northeast corner Of the building
Boys oiethine. Nothing new to say
about It. The old story is that We have
more styles here than anywhere else :;
it's the haDdieEt place TO buy ; # ought
to be the best place to buy.
North the outsr circle. toward Market street
Girls dresses and coats. If the girls
things are brighter than the boys ne
can't help it; we make the boys rs
bright as we can.
vest Of ths Chestnut gtrsst entrance
Gifts for rschool-children. Sohool-helps
of many sorts; writing. drawing, cipher
ing, and carrying facilities You can see
quickly almost everything made for
school-children. The schoOl-counter is
one Of the most interesting in the stozs
Third circle, northwest from the centre
OF books for children we have all the
most desirable ones OF the year, and al
most all the standard fayOrites. Pic
ture-DOOks and stoTy-bOOks without num-
Der histories and books Of instruction,
as many as the trade has kept alive,
Second circle, northwest from the sentre.
Fans from soc. to S25 very varied
collection within these limits
Flrst circle, southwest from the centre
Photograph albums, portfolios and
scTap-bOoks, all the way from very rich
20 very plain.
Second circle, asrthusst freH the centre
Silver ware, Flat ware, ice-cream
service, napkiR-riugs, ehidreG's sets,
chlldren's cups. cOmbinatiou-ssts, la
dies, sugsr-tOngs, &C.
Outer circle, City -han-squsre entrsos.
Silver plated ware. Tea bets. and all
table belongings. In hollow ware we
have only the very best grade of plate :;
in fat ware we have the three highest
grades of plate the lowest grade we
DO noS keep. We have a large collec-
tiOn OF the newest designs and you have
this advantage in buying, aside from
the price We know exactly what our
goods are, and tell you.
Outer circle, City-hau-sqUare entreoss.
Nriting-Paper and facilities. We
have, by far, the largest stationery trade
in Philadelphis. We have the finest
and plaiuest OF everything. Papetries,
now in special favor, we have fine
stock of, especially rich boxes.
Thiyd circle E0rtbwes: from centre.
Gentlemen's furnishing. A compre-
heusive stock. Notice watch-Uhains of
Frenchrolled plate. 20 patterns.
Chestnut street entrance.
Black dress goods. The most varied
and richest stock in Phiiadelphis.
Next outer circle, southwest Of the ssntrs
Evening silks. A few specimens are
in the arcade. Many more are within.
Next o1tsr circle sosthwsss Of tie seatrs
Colored dress-goods. Our stock 6lls
nine counters no other in the city ap-
proaches it in magnitude, variety or val
ue. Hers are few items of very low
cost