Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-06
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Dots, flowers, leaves, wheels,
rings and sprays, all very beau
tiful in summer Dress Stufs
popularity known as printed Ba-
tiste-white, black, blue for
ground, covered with artistic |
designs, colors fast, width 39l
inches, prices IS cents.
There are several other new,
desirable Dress Fabrics, for ex-
ample, Mousseline d'Inde, pink, |
light blue, navy blue, cream, OK
blood, garnet, myrtle, bronze.
For afternoon dress nothing can
be prettier. 3715 cents a yard
-2o inches wide.
Crepe Yeddo is four inches
narrower and not so fine, but is
liked for Misses Dresses more
than anything else, especially at
20 cents, when it used to be
nearly double that.
The Chambray in plain colors
and stripes that we are having
this season have never been so
successful. Possibly tits theprice
that does it-I5 cents a yard.
Fourth counter from centre, towards Market
street, left of main aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
For cool evenings on the
porch you will want one of our
| new French Shooda Shawls !;
the colors, creams, India cream,
sky, torquoise, pink and rose.
In the deebey cream the manu-
facturer has been able to get
the peculiar yellow-white of real
India Chudda, something not
made until this season-$3.5o.
Second floor, 1901 Chestnut (take house-car).
JOHN WANAMAKER.
We are making a fine show
of Embroideries.
The grades are Swiss, nain-
sock, light cambria and heavy
cambria. In each grade there
are edgings, flouncings and in
sertions to match, various
widths and hundreds ofpatterns.
In the same grades are all
over embroideries, 21 and az
inches wide, for dress-waists,
dress-fronts, yokes, &c.
Few keep so full assortments
of the finest embroideries; prob
ably because they are held al
too high prices in the wholesale
market to permit large retail
trade in them.
We are able to buy largely
of the finest as we'll as Of all the
lower grades, because we buy
: at lower rates than are current
: in this country, and sell so low
e that we create our own market
We buy them almost wholly
in Switzerland. We can't buy
at wholesale in Philadelphia o.
in New York at lower price:
than we sell at.
The sum of our invitation i:
!! that we have the largest variety
! the choicest goods and the low
!: est prices. If you want to Sc
Q cure a particular effect, our stool
!; affords it; if you want a partic
!; ular pattern, it is more likely t.
:: be here than anywhere else, AM
!. always your money goes farthe
here than it can 60 with a mer
chant who does not import hi
: own goods.
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right.
JOHN WANAMAKER
The Satchels and Valises ar
moved up to main floor, the LEI
of the Market street centre en-
trance. There is a new devic
G. in a Hand Valise made wit
G: thick pasteboard covered wit
ii strong canvas it folds togethe
f' so that it will fit in a very sma.
s; place in the end of your trun
N and will hold plenty for shor
l / trip. They come in variou
c IT. sizes, from 2 to 20 inches, an
g range from 81 to 81.
p' Too many styles of satchel
" for ladies' purposes to tell abou
A them; here they begin at 7
=. e. cents.
IL Tourists Bags, leather, wit
e K strap, 81 to $40.
If English Club Bags, for sho1
a.. trips, very pretty styles, colore
feathers, brown, russell, orang'