The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1886-11-13
WAN4MAKERS.

can judge it even approx
mately. We do not ask you
to judge it. That would be a
pretence that you could. We
make it such that you can in
part. Beyond what you see in
our work it is such as you see
on the surface. That is what
we mean when we say: 1t is
done upon honor all through.
Seal walking jackets, per
fectly plain, not a bit of decor
alton ofany sort, not even a cuff
or buttonin sight, close.htting,
small sleeves, snug standing
collar, "a to 26 inches long
there is not much of it, but
what there is must be the finest
of fur-$I25.
Long seal dolmans, listers
and newmarkets trimmed with
black or natural beaver, black
lynx, black marten or monkey,
are worn but little, We keep
a sample garment of frequent
styles and only make to order.
$3.50 to $3.50; more for ex-
IRENE sizes.
Visites and other wraps are
seal or persianer, which latter
means a certain sort of lamb
skin that comes to us from Rus
slave presume it is Persian
"a very good skin with pretty
curly black short hair. The
shapes are many and various !;
the trimming natural beayer
and black, black lynx, black
marten and balls and drops
and fringes of seal. 500 to
$225. No tails on fine fur
garments.
Fur-lined circulars, same as
heretofore, except they have
dropped to the role of carriage
wraps. They are very plain.
Sicilian silk with hare collar and
edge down front and lined with
hemster, squirrel, squirrel-back
and mink sable; $40 to $500.
Now and then a raglan, SIS to
$I75.
We stop at fur wraps to-day.
1903 Chestnut.
Silk seal-plush wraps SIS up
coats $23 up; ulsters $40 up
and raglans $50 up.
1901 Chestnut second floor Take car.
} Long cloth wraps of all sorts
including that beautiful won
derful English waterproof
serge.
1901 Chestnut.
English fine fancy dress
cloths mostly 56-inch and $2.5c
a yard some S. some So. A
: hundred styles, maybe two
hundred. Few such cloths are
found in this city outside; anc
they at very different prices
sometimes.
Southeast Of the center.
American fancy dress.cloths,
not so costly or rare or fine as
the English; the styles as many
perhaps 81 to 81 generally
5o-inch or wider.
Southeast of the center.
Plenty of dress-stuffs are
down a peg or two.
A German serge cut into
: half-inch squares by single
= threads of bright silk a $I.2.
stuff for 81 42.inch. The sill
shows little more than a broker
=, line of stitches and dots. The
I principal colors and black.
A German armure cut into
half-inch stripes by two-threaC
r. lines of tWo-cOlor silk "a SI.2
stuff for 81 42-inch.
. A German zig-zag twill Gu
q into halfinch squares by colo
stripes of silk and wool resem
9 bling the last but softer;
y $I.25 stuff for 81 AZ inch,
: American sergecut intohali
: inch stripes by single thread
e of bright color "a 6oc stuff 70
a SOC yard-wide.
). American pin-check clotl
h both pin,check and mixture,
l. little way off the checks becom
= mixtures, 52-inch; a 81 stuff fo
e 75c.
Il American plaid over pr
n checks, 52-inch a 81 stuff fc
G 75c.
Frowsy diagonal, 48-inch 4;
! SI.25 stuff for Use.
n Diagonal frowsierstill gray
o covered with tangle of silvt
&c hairs a 81 stuff for 6Oc; 5.
inch,
= Check and not check, o.