Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-21
DRY GOODS.
A GRADuA1 CHAser.

| We are slowly drifting into another season, anc
almost imperce2tby Woollens and other Fall
and Winter Fabrics have taken the place of the
thin summer materials which but short montt
ago were in their zenith
We have received advance arrivals in almost
every line of Fall Goods, and can confidently as.
sert that it was never before our pleasure to dis.
play such an elegant assortment of Drv Goods
&c, so early in the season.
That our stock will be SECOND TO NONE
goes with the saying, for our past efforts in this
direction would naturally lead you to expect il.
and we propose not only to meet your expecta.
tions, but even to surpass them.
NEW FALL SILKS.
Each season brings with it the introduction of
new WeaVos, new colorings, Lew fabrics &C. Many
are entirely original, while others are changes
ana 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 the best known
manufacturers.
"Faille Franchise" is o 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 Francaisc" in having heavier weave and
coarser grain, and if possible more 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 in exquisite combinations oftwo
or more harmonious shades colors, in dark rich
leaf and fern effects.
30-;rch Cuorcd Gros Grain Silks.
2O-nch Co!orci khadames
:11.uch Colored Jersey Silks
22-nch Cuiored Satin De Chimes.
The colors represented in the above arc rs fol-
low: Saphire. Navy, Myrtle, Maroon. Gazelle
Garnet, Castor, Tan, Wine, Bro"ze, Mushroom
Seal, Mode, Grays, Beige, Wood, Golden Brown
and Gendarmc.
90 incr Black Ai-Silk "recon Stripe" (satin
and Gras Grsin). for Overskirts. Basques and
clhe: combinations, cul 81 per yard.
:, inch Cu3rci All-Silk Surahs, Soc. and 81
r2r yard.
81 = ) and 81 5" per yard. Each number genu-
inc bargain,
Black All-Silk Rhadame, 75c.. 81, $1.124,,
81 25 $50, $l.75 and 81 per yard.
Black All-Silk Mcrvcileaux, Is, So, so. 81,
$1.45, Sl35, $50, $l.65, $1.75 and 50 Per
Slack Jersey" Silks, S125 and $3.50.
24-inch Colored Satin de Armurc" in all the
newest and most fashionable sha1cs and colors
for the fall aud winter season.
FALL GLOVES.
In view Of tho success attending our efforts in
the establishment Of large Glove trade last year,
we have been induced to put forth increased ct-
forts the coming season to bring about this much
desired end. and shall leave nothing undone that
will prom tc its fullllmcnt.
We shal display only Gloves of undoubted in
triusic merit, ANA which can be relied upon TO
give perfect satisfaction Us regards style, lt
calor and wear.
Ladies' 4.button Suede Gloves, in all the now
est shades of Mode, Chocolate aud Taus. An ex.
cellent walking and shopping glove. Only Toe.
per pair.
Same glove in 6 buttons, 81.
Ladies' s-button Mousquetaro Suede Glove,
same colors rs above only 95c per pair.
OODWARD &c LOT H o P,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
e21 Pa. av. WASHINGTON, D. c. 912D st.