The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-18

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stock and your peace would be
gone until you secured it by
purchase.
Sleds, thousands. For men
AND women, boys, girls, babies.
Coasters, low solid runners
rs cents, 81, $3.50, $I.75;
frame sleds so and rs cents, 81,
8I.25, $I.5o, s., $2.5o $500;
double bob-coasters with steer
ing wheels. SI5; toboggans,
to 4 persons, 5 to 8 feet long,
81, $3.50, s., $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50, $40, $I2; upholstered
small sleighs, to be pushed or
drawn IS, $6.25 So, $9.25.
Basement northeast section.
Snow and slush foot rigs.
Rubbers.
Mems plain overshoes rs
cents fleece lined, plain and
self-acting, 81 and $I.25. Arc
tics, for drifted snow, $3.50
and s..
Women's plain overshoes, 40
and so cents; low fleece lined,
90 cents ; high buttoned fleece
lined, the most popular item in
the stock, $3.50.
Long boots for men and
women, boys and girls, $I.5o
for the smallest to $3.50 for the
largest.
Market street, west Of main aisle.
Sleigh robes from S. to I25,
Japanese wolf, SO called, > to
rs, prairie wolf IS to 20,
mountain wolf 20 to 20, Hud-
sons bay wolf 2S to 40, black
bear 80 to 100, wolverine SO
to 90, red fox 40 to 40, Russian
black dog IS to 40. That's
enough for your choice?
Other sleighing furs. Foot
muHs 4 to I; gloves, nutria
2.5o to 4, beaver 5 to 10, seal
t s 10 20; hoods, satin, fur trim
med ) to 10, plush 10 seal fur
20 to IS wrislets fur trimmed
l to 2.5o, fur 1.25 to $50 ;
coachmen's capes 10 to 25 and
gloves to match 5:
Juniper and Chestnut streets, second floor.
Testimony to space. Fur
niture is witness. Bedroom
and parlor suites, lines of hun
dreds 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 ware
house is required to hold the
reserves and handle the deliv-
cry.
Tabulate the stars. Could
do it as easily as tabulate our
furniture.
Furniture is its own expla-
nation. What better for gifts
the smaller articles ? Fancy
chairs, lazy chairs, rockers, ta-
bles, desks. Wherever 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 big
ness is not in quantity.
Jackets I.5o to 20. Stylish,
jaunty, tasteful, durable, no
vel. Scotch tweeds with shep-
herds plaid Innings 10, striped
boucle 6, plaid cashmere 6 to
IS, plain diagonals with Astrak.
han trimmings 10, top-coats OF
covert cloth -, stockinet $50,
rare for the money.
Wraps 8 to 300. Variety
enough.
Plush coats-23 to Is.
Chestnut street, second floor
listers, Raglans, and New
markets, 3 to 50. Prices tell
the story.
Corner Thirteenth and Market streets,
Mems listers. Real Shet-
land Elysian, wool lined, our
own make at IS; and a stout
Whitney beaver very heavy 10.
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 us for we
sell you the suits at half price.
Thirteenth and Market Streets
Smyrna and Philadelphia.
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