Daily Republican., 1884-06-02
AT
WANAMAKER'S
G R A n D D Z P O 7.

e In opening the goods they
n seem cheaper than we frs
t thought. It's the entire bal
!. . ance of stock Of a leading
: manufacturer.
i Impossible as it seems, the
prices run a little more than
a third off the usual prices.
A reduction like this comes
in frst-rate where there is a
large family of children to be
fitted out.
, For Confirmation Dresses.
For Graduation Dresses
For Festival Dresses.
For Decoration Day Dresses.
For White Dresses for any occas sion.
Cambria Dresses, pleated front and
back, tucked and rutiled shirt, with
Hamburg trimming, only tOc. worth
lSl.25
| 800 Cambria Dresses-simiIar 20 tL0
labove-more eIabnrately trimmed, only
l6Jc. well worth Sl.S0.
Also large lots at 75c., Sc, 81, 81. %
and Sl.50, in beautiful designs, very
deliberately trimmed with Hamburg
edging and inserting, tucks, rutiles,
ard pleatings, The lot includes dresses
sold this season as high a. s. 30.
A : GD n, ~ Iar i,tl l,rn -,
the choicest designs of the season, III.
cludlng NainsoOk, india Muslin, Lawns
and Dresses OF all over Irish Point EN- |
lroidery, very rich well worth Sl2.
| DO not let all the goods be sold while
you are thinking about it.
| JOHN wANAMAkER.
Alfred Wright has a good
deal more than half of the
whole trade ; Notwithstanding
the general fact that Ameri-
can perfumes are crude,
rough, unbalanced, unscienti-
fic and inartistic. His are
the only exceptions; and only|
a few of his are equal to the
best from abroad. Nobody
hardly knows what we mean
by that string OF hard words.
We mean ignorant cOnCOc-
ton OF smells that change
with every quarter-hour of
exposure. l.
The few famous perfumes
are like picked lines out of
the Iliad.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Those who know the Phil a
adelphia and New York c
stores can easily say where
the best stock Of Cotton a
Dress Goods can be found. t
OF all the good work done
under our roof we make no
greater success than in get
ting together this wondrous l
and complete exhibition OF =
what the weavers do for in
expensive dresses. 1t is SIM t
ply a sight to see these hand !
some and cheap things that :
SO many people must have. a
If The cotton weavsrs were 10 get up +
an exhibition of the best cotton dress /
goods that could be gotten togethert 5
they could Lot far surpass what our in /
deia tigable gatherers have done in COZ I
Letting the handsome offerings presen-
ted this morning.
FOR TEN CENTS PER YARD.
Beauties in Renfrcw Ginghams, Can c
VII w llllltItDl NTIDBUhIILS. | I
Stripes, Plaids, Blocks, Checks, Cham j
bray Effects.
Printed Cretonnes, Foulards, Chint- f
zes. Ii
White and Colored Grounds, Indigo ]
Blue ChintZes, Dots, Figures. c
FOR 12H CENTS PER YARD. d
Striped Seersuckers, Lotus Cloth, i
Thistle Checks, jacquard Ginghams. I
Blocks, Stripes, Plain Colors. o
Dress Cheviots, Plaids, Stripes. t
White Ground Percales. It
Printed Figures in Marvellous Va o
riety. b
Printed Jaconet Lawns, Whites, r
Tints. C.
FOR 10 CENTS PER YARD.
Toll du Nord Zephyr Cloths.
Endless Variety Summer Suitings,l
Printed Shirtings.
FOR 30 CENTS PER YARD. @
New 30-inch Seersuckers, resem bling
India Stutts.
FOR % CENTS PER YARD.
Novely Sateens, Scotch Iephyrs,
Printed Batiste.
Checks, Stripes, PIaids, Chalnbrsy
Effects.
FOR 30 CENTS PER YARD. p
Blocked Figures, French Sateens, =
Robe Sateens, Plaid Sateens, Newtan Z
Printed Swiss. a
We draw the line against :
all poor makers of goods and
stick to good qualities and
none other at any price. II
These Ladies' Dress Goods i
are what we see people at !
the counters handling most. d
We mean the people On the :
outside of the counters ID