Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18
DRY GOODS.
A GRADUAL CHAser

We are slowly drifting into another sssso, .,s
almost imperce2tibly Woollens and other Fall
ana winter Fabrics have taken the place of the
thin summer materials which but a short n,onth
ago were in their zenith A''
| we nave received advance arrivals in almost
| every line OF Fall Goods, and can confidently a.
sert that it was never before our pleasure to dis
pay such an elegant assortment of Dry Goods.
| &C., so early in the season.
That our stock will be SECOND TO NONEn
goes with the saying, for our past efforts in this
| direction would naturally lead you to expect il.
| ana we propose not only to meet your eSpetta-
| tlons, but even to surpass them.
| NEW FALL SILKS.
| Each season brings with it the Introduction of
| new weaves, new colorings, Lew fabrics &c. MANY
! are entirely original, while others are changes
| and improvements upon the old The people
| crave something new, consequently something
! new must be produced
Our Stock of Silks the coming season will con-
| tain many Novelties" in conjunction with all
the prevailing standard fabrics of tho best known
| manufacturers
"Faille Franchise is heavy grain or corded
silk fabric, resembling an Ottoman" but is pref
| cradle, from the fact that it combines the same
| appearance and wearing qualities, with the rich
and exquisite tone and softnes of the best foreign
goods, and is guaranteed not to crease, fray nor
slip in wear, which is of prime Importance in silk
fabrics.
"Faille Velourtine" is only different from
"Faille Franchise" in having heavier weave and
coarser grain, and if possible moro durable
In Brocaded Silk Fabrics, 'Two-tones" take
first rank, and will be in considerable demand.
especially for outside wraps and combination
suits. These are III exquisite combinations oftwo
or more harmonious shades coors, in dark rich
leaf and fern effects.
30-inch Colored Gros Grain Silks
2O-inch Colored Rhadames
21-iuch Colnred Jersey Silks
22-inch Colored Satin Do Chimes
The colors represented in the above are as fol-
Iowa: SAPPHIRE. Navy, Myrtle Maroon Gazellc,
Garnet Castor, Tan. Wine, BroJze, Mushroom,
Seal, Mode, Grays, Beige Wood. Golden Brown
and Gendarme.
2O-inch Black All-SiIk "Pecon Stripe" Satin
and Gros Grainl, for Ovcrskirts Ba:qucs and
other combinations, onl 81 per yard.
20.inch Colored All-Siik Surahs, 95c. and 81
per yard.
81 25 and 81 so per yard. Epch number rcnrI-
inc bargain.
Black All-Sk Rhadamc. 75c. 81, $l12n,
81 25, $50, $l.75 and So per yard
Black All-Silk Mcrvcilleaux, 70, 50, 90 81,
$1.25, $1.35. S1.5O, $1.65, $1.75 aud So per
yard.
Black Jersey" Silks, $1.25 and $1.5o.
24.iuch Colored Satin de Armurc" in all the
newest and most fashionable shades and coOrs
for the fall and winter season.
FALLGLOVES.
In view Of the success attending our efforts in
the establishment of large Glove trade last year.
we have been induced to put forth increased cf-
forts the coming season to bring about this much
desired cnd, and shall leave nothing undone that
will promote its fulfllment.
We shall display only Gloves of undoubtcd ill.,
trinsic merit, and which can be relied upon 20
give perfect satisfaction rs regards STYLE III,
color and wear.
Ladies' 4-button Suede Gloves, in all the new
est shades of Mode Chocolate and Tans. An ex.
ceent walking and shopping glove Only 75c.
per pair.
Same glove in 6 buttons, 81.
Ladies' s-button Mousquetaire Suede Glove,
same colors US above, only 95c. per pair.
WOODWARD & LOT H R OP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pa. av. WASHINGTON. D. c. 912D ST.