The news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-14
wananaakex's.
you secured it by purchase.

andwomen, boys, girls, babies.
Coasters, low solid run
ners IS cents, 81, $3.50,
$I.75; frame sleds so and IS
cents, 81, $I.25, $3.50, S.,
$3.50, $3.50; double bob
coasters with steering wheels,
SIS; toboggans, I to 4 per
sons, 8 to 8 feet long, 81,
$3.50, 81, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50,
$40. 100; upholstered small
sleighs, to be pushed or drawn
S. CPS, 500, o.25.
Basement, northeast section.
Snow and slush foot rigs.
Rubbers.
Mems plain overshoes IS
cents; fleece lined, plain and
selfacting, l 90 and I IS.
Arcfics, for drifted snow,
I 50 and ? 90.
Women's plain overshoes,
40 and SO cents; low fleece
lined, 90 cents; high-button-
ed fleece lined, the most pop
ular item in the stock, ? so.
Long boots for men and
women, boys and girls, so
for the smallest to 3 so for
the largest.
Market street, west of main aisle.
Sleigh robes from S 90 to.
125 90. Japanese wolf, SO
called, S 90 to IS 90, prairie
wolf IS 90 to 20 90, noun
tain wolf 20 90 to IS 90,
Hudson's bay wolf % 90 to
40 90, black bear SO 90 to
100 90, wolverine so 90 to
90 90, red fox 40 90 to As 90,
Russian black dog IS 90 to
40 90, That's enough for
your choice?
Othersleighing furs. Foot
rhuffs 4 90 to 7 90; gloves,
nutria 2 so to 4 dollars, bea-
yer 5 dollars to 10 dollars,
seal 8 dollars to twenty dol
lars; hoods, satin, fur trim
med S dollars to ten dollars,
plush IS dollars; seal fur
twenty dollars to IS dollars;
wristlets fur trimmed I dol
lar to 2 dollars and a half, fur
I dollar and IS cents to 3
|dollars7and-a-half; coachmen's
capes ten dollars to IS dol
lars and gloves to match S
dollars.
Juniper and Chestnutstreets,s second floor
Testimony to space. Fur
.niture is witness. Bedroom
and parlor suites, lines Of
hundreds of feet each, no
two alike. Acres of samples,
more acres than ever. When
you have looked over them
all do you think you've seen
our furniture stock? Another
large warehouse is required
to hold the reserves and han
die the delivery.
Tabnlate the stars. Could
DO it as easily as tabulate our
furniture.
Furniture is its own expla-
nation. What better for gifts
than the smaller articles?
Fancy chairs, lazy chairs,
rockers, tables, desks. Wher-
ever there is a home there is
a place. for a furniture gift.
Chestnut street, east of Arcade.
Women's Jackets and wrap
jackets are in new quarters,
moved south a little. Want
to use big words about this
stock. It's a big stock, but
all ITS bigness is not in guam
tity.
Jackets one dollar and fifty
cents to twenty dollars. Styl-
ish,. .jaunty, tasteful, durable,
novel. Scotch tweeds with
shepherds plaid Innings ten
dollars, striped boucle six
dollars, plaid cashmere six
dollars to eighteen dollars,
plain diagonals with Astra-
khan trimmings ten dollars,
top-coats Of covert cloth II
dollars, stockinet 3 dollars
and a half, rare for the money.
Wraps five dollars to three
hundred dollars. Variety
enough?
Plush coats-twenty-three
to seventy-hve dollars.
Chestnut street. second floor.
listers, Raglans, and New
markets, 8 dollars to fifty dol
lars. Prices tell the story.
Corner Thirteenth and Market streets.
Mems listers. Real Shet-
land Elysian, wool lined, our
own make at thirty-hve dol
lars; and a stout Whitney bea-
yer very heavy ten dollars.
Between these extremes a
large variety at many prices.
Our clothing store is a sort
Of Ulster County.
One-fortieth of the suits
we make for country orders
/ for one. reason and another
come back. That's nothing
AGAINST them It'S against lie