Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-02
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tyou'll not hide it from him. He
knows what's what, you may be
sure. l don't mind having COM
pany, but l want them to take
things as they como. I'm al
ways afraid of these particular
folks; you can't take things
easy"
"Well, do declare l don't
like folks at my table who don't
know doughy biscuit from one
light as a snowflake! People
who eat what you give them, as
though food was just meant to
fill up and clothes only to keep
one warm. The incest thing a
good housekeeper can make
are wasted on such people.
They don't know what's what.
They don't like to give trouble
and want to see you take it
easy Just as if one hadn't any
pride Pshaw I've no pa
tience with 'em No, no /
dote on particular people
They we're both housekeepers,
of two sorts, as you have seen.
Moral: We take pride in
trying to be good housekeepers.
Our house is large, as you
know, but not larger, than
the hospitality we cordially
extend to you, our guests, who
honor us with your presence.
We bring out the best our
storerooms afford, gathered
from the choicest markets of
the world, and ask you to the
spread" Naught is too good
to offer you, naught is account
ed a trouble. "Particular' peo-
pie are particularly invited we
dole on them,' they are our
best friends. They keep us
wide awake and up tothe mark !
Don't you think we all take
pride in hearing you say: "We
wanted it Just SO, and after a
deal of trouble were just suited
here" The harder to please
you are, the better pleased we
are to please you.
/ JOHN WANAMAKEH.
We touched on bargains" a
day or two ago, but did not say
they we're just shaking out the
straw from some novelties in
the China Department, you must
try not iail to sec. You remem-
Der the rich cut-glass-say an
ice cream dish, for instance, in
Russian cutting. You'll remem-
Der itwell if you carelessly break
one, as a friend did, an had to
replace it-only $4,000 Here
is a copy of the same and very
handsome for $I.25. Fruit,
Berry Dishes, &C., as well.
Breakages don't ruffle the tenn
per half so much at that price.
An Adjustable Plated Handle
will hold a berry dish of any
size much safe and reader in
passing than grasping the dish's
edge, IS cents.
Another novelty are the Ca
nary-colored Glass Dishes for
fruit, &c. Beautiful and very
low, 50 cents each. Leaves to
match, for cream and berries,
onlySI.25.
The cunningest Napkin Rings
are right here.
Nickle- plated open work, in Sexagon shape,
Just out, cents each.
| English decorated tea s. Is OF aG pieces, $500.
| White china tea sets. A pieces, A.15.
| Triple plated ice.pitcher. engraved, $3.50.
| You can take the Gift, as some
call our house car, to any of the
upper floors from this spot.
lower Ioor, west side. cen raj doors to Mar
ket street
JOHN WANAMAKER
| Do the Ladies ever tire of
Laces Not of wearing them.
No, no! nor of hearing of them,
when something new is on the
tabis-on the counter at least
as there is to. day.
Black Guipure Spanish. inch, 33 cents.
Black Guipure Spanish, 4 inch, IS cents.
Black Guipure ST anish, 4A-incb, AZ cents.
Back Guipure Spanish, inch, ~ cents.
Black Guipure Spanish, 5H-inch, ~ cents
Black Guipure Spanish, s-fnch, 50 cents.
Some really Pure Black Span
ish Laces.
, Same styles in lower-priced
!. goods.
!; Some novelties in Cotton
Laces just opened; all colors
and widths for dress trimmings.