Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-01
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JUNE 1, 1883.

JUNE 1, 1883.
To-day the entire stock up
stairs and down counts up to
two and a quarter millions of
dollars. What a collection of
merchandise it is, covering about
an eight-acre field, measuringall
the floors and galleries Put a
fence around the blocks from
Eleventh street to Broad and
from Chestnut to Market, and
you have an idea of what ground
would be covered if all were on
one level. Most decidedly we
can say that the stock in almost
every department is better than
any we ever offered. Without
sensations or excitements we 60
steadily on providing the kinds
of goods that we think must
build our trade more and more
permanently and with the faith
fulness of service that must be
valued more and more by our
customers as they understand
our ways. AS an evidence of
appreciation it is a constant en-
couragement to us to have our
trade grow larger and larger
every month. We have certainly
learned a great deal these last
sevenyears aboutretailbusiness
and it is very clear that our GUS
toners werenever so we'll served
as now.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Ready at 8 A. M. Friday one
lot of 44-inch Beige Suitings at
IS cents, in gray mixtures of
various shades. If the goods
were half the width they would
be cheap enough, so that the fact
is we are selling two yards for
the price of one.
The entire line of Dress Coos
Iisattractive at present low prices.
This is surely the day of advan-
tage for buyers.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The crowds that flock into the
Millinery department is because
of the Rough and Ready and
Union Milan Hats and Bonnets
at II cents, that used to be 50
and IS cents. Those fine Eng
lish Milans in the latest shapes
are $1.25; they used to be up to
S1.75 and So. The Children's
and Misses Trimmed Hats are
Sea Shell, Pekin, and Nankin
shapes, and the price is from
$3.50 to$2. The Ribbon Rem
nants are s. per pound, and
much better quality.
Ribbons and Millinery at Chestnut street en-.
trance main building.
| JOHN WANAMAKER.
| Do you think we would lei
anyone sell Boys Clothing lower
than ourselves? With all oul
great stocks and work-rooms
pouring in fresh goods every
day, we can offer you the best
advantages. If extra bargains
are wanted, look on our Bargain
Tables, where the broken lot:
have to go. Something new
there every day.
Market street front.
i JOHN WANAMAKER
Tarlatane for covering pic
lures, etc. Mosquito Netting by
the piece andmadeinto canopies
7 Awnings to order and done we'll
Upholstery, over Arcade.
|, JOHN WANAMAKER
An amateur artists case-no,
a toy thing, but for working pur
poses-can be had for $I.25,
How it ever can be made for the
price is wonder. All the lit
tie compartments for Paints
Brushes, Pencils, Oil Bottles anc
Sketch Books, and when ad.
|justed can be slung over the
shoulders, true artist fashion
while exploring for subjects. A
fairly good outfit of paints and
paraPhernalia costs Five Dol.
lars-18 colors (the very best
English brandy, Palette, Palette
Knife and Palette Cup, 8
Brushes, Blender, bottles Oil
II bottle Varnish, and all best
quality, for Five Dollars. This
is a capital present for young
people. Artists Sudies-neV