Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-12
DRY GOODS.
TUESDAY-FAIK AND WARM.

W tSS Nt'S S
mencing on winter work makes
us a good offer on all his sum-
mer goods. We bought the
entire lot because the price was
not much over half of what we
would have had to payif we had
ordered them probably one
month ago. This is one of those
chances that are always occurring
in trade. We can generally take
all such good-sized lots if the
things are really good, because
we have coming and going
through our building the crowds
of people, residents and strang-
ers, that soon pull down even
the largest piles of stock. Given
a good article and a low price
and it would be hard to find too
large lot.
The present lot of Ready
Made Dresses was made this
season and contains Black
Lawns, Ginghams, Sateens and
White Suits. The prices begin
at $3.50 and run up to $50.
There is not many of any one
kind, and in dismissing the sub
iect with this one notice, we
have to say that not one of these
dresses will be marked at more
than half the usual price.
1901 Chestnut, second floor. Take house car.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Commencing with one small
counter, VIC now have seven
long counters full of Laces,
Fichus, Tides, Tics, Ruchinss,
Collars and Cuffs, in the centre,
toward Chestnut street. The
leading lace OF the season seems
to be the Pompadour. Our as
sortment of Valenciennes and
real Spanish are complete. An
other new lot of Egyptian just
opened. A special lot Of Gui-
pure marked below usual price.
Spanish Laces in all the new
colors, cream and black-colors,
s. cents to SO cents cream, IS
cents to IS; black, IS cents to
S..
An elegant line of fine null,
lace and other fchus and ties
for the hot season. Lots of ruch-
ings now in and more coming
from our own workrooms every
day.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Boys Shirt Waists for .3.3
cents each, made in our own
workrooms material is seer
sucker stripe, plated front and
back, sewing and fit all right.
There is but a little over a hum
dred dozens, and at this low
price we shall not make any
more of them. We have never
sold them so low as this by the
dozen.
Fine percale waists at half a
dollar each.
White unlaundried waists,
linen collar and cuffs, 65 cents.
Boys Clothing Department. near Market
street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Some new books and their
prices here and by mail
Life Of Bishop WilJerJorcc. Ey Canon Ash
Recoliections Of My Youth. by Ernest Renan
cloth, IS cents; paper covers, 10 cents by
Retrospect Of a Long Life Bys G. Hall si.75
by mail sI.90.
Daniel Webster. By Henry Cabot Lodge.
American Statesmen Series. % ccnta : by
mail, $lO5.
Lucea 1eua Robia- Ey Lrannerscoti. Great
Artists Series Is cent! by mail, 50 cents.
Life on the Mississippi. BY Mark Twain
$3.50; by mail, So p.
Sinners ana Saints: A tour across the States
and @ around them. Ey Phil Robinson. 81 !;
A TTsa TO Ceylon. BY Ernst Hacckcl sl.lo :;
by mail, sl.25.
Underground Russio. Ey stepniak % cents:
Sketching from Nature By L. Ellis. 20
cents by mail, 80 cents.
Thirteenth street, centre entrance right.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Silk Jersey Gloves open this
morning, but the lot is small.
12-button length at $3.50; the
regular price, So.
Chestnut street front. Arcade, west.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
A new Parasol bargain is our
Extra Black Satin, 10 Gilt Ribs,
Spanish Lace, lined all colors,
S3:75.
We will be glad for compari-
son with any ordinary S. Para
sol.
Chestnut street front, Arcade, west.
JOHN WANAMAKER,