Smyrna times., 1886-11-24
VIM. B. SHARP'S,
FOURTH AND MARKET,
Wilmington, Delaware.

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reduced dress goods if you see
them. 'Tis not often we can Of
fer a splendid Black Sicilian worth
$3.50 for $2. You will not soon
again buy 85c and 81 Corduroys
for As cents. You will find it diff
ficult to buy, other than here, a
$2 black gros-grain Satin Stripe
for $3.50. Neither will you find
elsewhere Lupin's elegant serge
novelties at $1.25 per yard for IS
cents. We are on our third in
voice Of Seal COlth Coats. They
are the best in fit, material and
workmanship you will find. Very
many Seal Coats on the market
are made Of ordinary plush, fine
sheared and light weight such
are not desirable, as they have a
smooth, Shiny appearance, easily
crushed and mussed. Our Seal
Cloth is selected especially to
give the heavy, rich appearance
Of the real .ttr. 1t has depth Of
pile and the right color, making a
very handsome garment. Look
at others, then compare with
ours ; $25 to $50.
Ladies Coats and Wraps, new
ones daily all prices.
Your little boy can here get a
good Overcoat from S3.75 to SIS:
3 to u years. He can be fitted in
a handsome suit, made by Smith,
Gray & Co., Brooklyn, from 1926
to $12. Also, kilt suits for the
very little fellows.
Ladies' underwear another
case Of those elegant vests, silk
stitched necks are the most pOpu-
lar.
Jersey Cloths for Childrens
Suits and Coats, in all the new
colorings and combinations, are
the best we have had for the
price; SOC from 62Ic.
And kind of Blankets you may
need for the coming cold weather
are here. A full ia white Blan
ket for $3.85 is splendid value
and a lib. White Blanket at 81. sc
is the best you have seen-red OF
blue borders. From that up tC
the fine California Blankets at
$12, there's anything to suit the
most particular buyer.
Comfortables Of prints and fine
satteens in every variety anC
kind 81 to 81.
Look into our Upholstery de
partment there's handsome
things there, and some wonderful
bargains. Take for instance the
first thing at the head of the stairs
as you enter the department
a solid ash pole, 5 feet long, will
rings, brackets and ends of either
brass or wood, complete anC
ready to put up; 81 cents. Look
at them ash, walnut, ebony o.
cherry-yOu may have a window
or door you wish to drape; It's
marvellous 81 cents. You'll say
when you see them the ring,
alone are worth that. Go a little
further along and you will find {
rich TurkOman Curtain, with Ori
entail and Algerian borders, $3.5(
and 81; crimson or gend'arme
Think of your window drapeC
complete for 1881. Marvellous
truly why shouldn't our house,
look attractive and pretty? GC
yet a little further. Look at tn,
thin Curtains, Swiss, Madras, Ell
meme and imitation China Silks
for whole and half window drap
ing the prices are surprisingly
low, 10, 12I, 16, 20 and 25 cent,
per yard. Here again you hav,
your window completely drapeC
with material, poles and fixture,
for as low as 91c, counting 81,
yards Lace Etimene. Haven
you chamber that needs a taste
full window drapery?
POrtieres, of course. but va,
want Silk Chenille or beav,
Turkoman. Here's a chance
only one of kind left. Magnif
cent goods $G5, reduced to $40
SoO' reduced to $3.50 per pair
Our Upholstery Department is
good place to come to.
-Four pieces of five frame Bod,
Brussels; ! all one pattern; sinai
ngure' NJ bright colors 05c from
$l'zo. Late carpet buyers will
be glad. =
WIN. B. SHARP,