Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-27
JOHN WANAMAKERS.

cellent. Inc lSureS are mostly
dots, rings, and little simple fig
ures; generally one color and
cream or white in a pattern but
the colors are many; and the
quantity was 5000 yards last
Friday; about half-gone now.
There are few gayer.
Is it astonishing how such bar
gains tumble to US?
Next-outer circle, southeast from centre.
A family of all-wool debeiges
of the usual mixtures, and stripes
and plaids differing in quality,
weight and value; but all at one
price, IS cents; some of them
worth twice the money.
English plaids and stripes,
half-wool and, some of them,
a little more than half silk-and-
wool; IS cents. Varietyof sorts;
some worth 20 cents, some IS,
and some more.
You needn't mind now, if you
get in general an extra half
money's-worth. We don't often
give more than we get. This
store is a vast vortex which
swallows up great quantities OF
goods out of everybody else's
season.
| Third circle, southeast from centre.
Scotc ginghams of little
checks about a quarter of an
inch square and five sizes
smaller, down to invisible checks,
and one thread farther, down to
plain colors; IS and 80 cents.
Now all these little checks are
not to be got elsewhere, so far
as we know, for love or money.
That's why we speak of them
particularly. We have loads OF
'em; and all the other ginghams
too.
Half a dozen sorts of ging-
hams are uncommonly low
Handkerchief ginghams at IS
cents; 81 last year.
Then again we have finer
gingbams than we ever had be.
fore; SIX cents.
Next.outcr circle, Thirtcc,.til- l-street entrance
We have maintained all along
Observation-Disclosures ofliner
lawns.
Outer circle. south entrance to main building
Now, ifever, is time for chear
linen handkerchiefs. We have
them. Butpure-linen-wenevel
touch any other. Small hand
kerchiefs at 6A cents; very
decent ones too.
| Making full name, ; cents.
Outer circle, south entrance to main building
| Awnings, mosquito canopies
furniture-covers, frame and chan
delier covers. A note, saying
that something is wanted, will be
responded to by a messenger
competent to take measures anc
give information.
Upholstery east OF Arcade, 1915 Chestnut.
Bathing suits; flannel shirts
tennis shirts; travelling shirts
yachting shirts. Comfortable un.
derclothing; and, what is more
durable. Two excellentwords.
Market street middle entrance
Tennis, croquet, fshing-tackle
and all the games to kill summer
with, find their tools here in ou1
cool basement.
Stairway of middle aisle. toward Market
| street.
You can see baby-coaches
here, ready to trundle the baby
to Banbury Cross, or in pieces
You can say Put this and that
and that together, and have your
coach suit you exactly; or you
can buy the pieces, andhave the
fun of putting them together
yourself.
Basement; 8 airway, northeast corner OF mair
! building.
Some new books:
An En- English Daisy Miller. Byviginia W. John
A Reverend Idol. by.
Anne. BY Constance Fenni@ore ae%v Woo1sen r,es
Brought TO Bay. by E. K. Roe mot +. p. Roc.
Eleventn commandment. Translated from
the italian OF Barilli.
Stolen White Elephant, etc. BY Mark Twain
Easy Star Lessons. BY Richard A. Proctor.
Cooke.
saunterings in Europe. BY Charles Wood.
| The White Mountains. By Samuel Adams
Drake. Tourists Edition, with map.
Our book corner is a real