The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-10-30

HaANt ltASAAlt 81 IiNAis
37Hc, How would a dear
dress-stsff feel in such com
pany?
Southeast Of the center.
Right across the aisle on a
longer stretch of shelves are
another hundred stuffs. See
these: cameps-hair twill with
boucle border, 44-inch, Coo;
flannel and serge overlaid with
clustering pin-stripes otbobbins
and color, 44-inch, CSC ; plain
soft-wool large-yarn closely
woven canvas, 42-inch, soc.
Cheviot large-yarn pin-stripe
with mild illumination by bob
bins of warmer color, 42-inch,
soc, This counter appears to
be full of things at half-value or
Whereabouts but it isn't the
remnant and odd-lot counter.
Not a remnant or odd dress
stuff here. Halfvalue never
theless. We wonder as much
as you.
Southeast OF the center
Next aisle southeast-Eng-
fish dress-cloths-We ought
to skip them-Can't stop-If
we should begin we'd spend
the day here.
Mostly $3.50, 56-inch, and
rich with all sorts of richness
and beauty that man has learn
ed to put into cloths. There
areplain coarse serges, 4S-inch,
SI.25, There are exquisite
fancies, 56-inch, s.. There are
many between besides the
$3.50. Two-hundred in all
perhaps. Let's go
Southeast Of the center
Across the aisle to the east
ward, not straight across
American dress-cloths. For
want of anything clear to say
of them, like the English ; put
that might be misunderstood.
They are not; but what can
we say of a hundred, no two
alike and all like nothing? 81
to 81 ; two-thirds of the Eng
fish prices.
Street.
Straight across the aisle are
the plaids. The word is
enough.
Southeast Of the center, towards Thirteenth
Now across the aisle are
those English checks and
STRIPES and lndescrlbables-
French fine wool serges, dag
onals, ottomans, camel s.hairs,
herring-bones, cheviots. Need
we struggle to hang them up
in the paper. You have seen
them a thousand times and
you haven't. The year brings
it changes even in these.
South Of the center, towards Chestnut street.
The cashmere counter
changes less from year to year
than any other perhaps. A
hundred years hence, we pre-.
sumo, the principal item there
} will still be Lupin's cashmeres
There are other cashmeres
Why others? No time fol
reasons today Silk-warp hen
riettas other than black, 4o-inch
SIPS. Drap d'ete, 46-inch, 81
Evening colors of numberles,
stufs including cashmeres, etc
This counter would be the re
sort for evening dress if there
were no cashmeres ; if there
were nothing but cashmeres
Such riches of cream and tn,
lighter shades are there |! Blu
! we mustn't linger.
Northeast from the center by the Thirteenth
l street door.
j. Flannels-They are easil,
e looked at-did you say that
See this circling row of shelve
= two hundred feet long? Tha
r row is full of flannels, no two
pieces alike; a dozen or twent,
different sorts, and of some @
the sorts too many styles t.
think of today. Let's 60 on
Northeast of the center
+ Substantial cloths for jacket
a and wraps $I.25 to SO, ulste
: cloths 81 to IS ; astrakhans S.
to $I2 seal cloths 81 to SIS
beavers $3.50 to So; velvet
Gems SOC to $I.5o; corduroy
:, , 75c and 81 besides any nun
: Der of staple cloths.
f., BY the stairway in northwest quarter.
Skip the cottons. They ar
never out Of season, but neal
er out with winter ahead
Il Let's skip EN-.