The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-18

possible tail We took three 81
the six and beautiful stuHs
they were.
New silk-warp camels-hair
also from Priestley, a winter
stuff Of finest silk and finest
camer hair wool. the silk in
visiblc-they who know the
effect Of silk warp on the finest
black d~ress-stuHs do not need
to be told ofwhat use invisible
silk is in North OF England
silk-warp stufs. There's a
richness OF color and lustre
born of the silk. There's an
easy, elastic, flowing drapery
in them born of the silk.
-Four different stufs in ap-
pearance. one in quality plain
diagonal rib, plain double dia,
gona1 rib, plain wide diagonal
satiny rib, and fancy diagonal
rib; all 45-inch and $3.50 a
yard.
As soon as the merchants
hear of it they'll be after it.
You who read by the sea or
elsewhere out Of town may
write for samples, Unlike
Clairette-a sample represents
it very well indeed.
Southeast Of the reuter.
Camel's-hair homespun IS
another sort of stuff-a
heavy basket winter home
spun, basket in figure, a double
fabric, smooth with basket
work over it sixteen colors or
rather effects, for some are
one-color, some are mixtures,
an some are double mixtures.
But the best Of the stuff IS
the price 54-inch and 75c a
yard ! You will wonder why it
ism double.
0f the centre.
Three months from now the
children hereabOut will be
wearing heavy merino under
shirts, drawers and pantalets.
Now is the time to buy them.
and prices as follows:
I prices II i5c . 9c . sc {" aoc sc
Two months hence-that is
you have cot to think Of
t~hem-prices will be just less
than double.
West of Arcade fifth counter
a surprise in linen handker-
chiefs.
Very substantial. fairly fine
embroidered-initial, drawn
shread-hemstitch, white, I'M
Numbered, So a dozen, 81 a
half-dozen, SOC. a quarter-doz-
nc apiece.
You will find no better in
town for 25c. But that is our
way in linens.
Do you remember what pro-
portion of all the pure linen
that comes to the country we
sell here under this roof? One
fortieth. Think Of the thou.
sands CT stores that sell linen I!
One-Fortieth. We got the in
formation from the official re-
turns of the u. S. Treasury.
This initial handkerchief
makes the reason clear.
West Of the arcade sep.
The Wanamaker Cut is a
phrase that partly describes a
new cheap envelope.
We got tired of selling dir
naryhvc cent envelopes They
are mean in paper and stingy
besides. So we put 'em at 5
rents But that isn't the
Wa namaker Cut.
have made another sort
of envelope; paper not mean,
wide>Hap, plenty of mucllage
well put on, and plenty of pa
per between the gum and the
letter so that sticking the let
ter never occurs-in other
words a generous proper bust
nesslike handy envelope, moth
INC mean aboutit -4c for size
No. 4, sc for size No. 5 and
&c for size No. s.
That is the Wanamaker Gut.
The cut is in the price as well
as in the envelope: cuts the
envelope business
VIII you who read this a
thousand miles away drop a
line for a sample envelope F?
That is an indication of how
we are getting ready to sell
such writingpapers as can be
made in quantities,
sout Of the Thirteenth rect d or
If everybody knew what IS
wisdom in shoe-gettine, what
should we do with the Sudden
boom in the business? Here
we are turning the country up
side down for tbe hest shoes