Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-18

paper good money to tell OIL.
Queer ! Very queer
Our odd lots and remnants
of dress-stufs all at one coun-
ter, gathered every day from
all over the store, are store
full OF dress-stuffs and in more
than one respect they are like
the stock Of an ordinary store
in one they are not.
They are helter-skelter
what you don't want is sure
to be there; a little behindhand, -
some of EN-; prices way off.
It's one of the busiest parts
of the store. We make money
by losing it there.
Northwest Of the store.
We meant to print a full
account of our winter under
wear, merino, wool and silk,
mems, women's and children's.
Nothing but opportunity to
get the information together
has hindered. Weather held
off SO long we kept thinking
the time would wait. Now
the time will wait no longer;
the store is full Of buyers; they
have got to be attended to;
Mr.. Jennings, the man who
) carries it ali in his head, can't
give a day to help the news
man through; and nothing
. less will do. We must let go.
. No loss to us. The store
! is as full OF buyers as Of under
: wear. What have we to gain
: by crowding Nothing. Even
q now it is fair to say what lies
n under the surface just here:
4 You had better come for
IN urgent things-whatever they
e. are that belong to wintry wea-
no ther-come in the early cold
e. {, mornings before lazy folks get
id out.
~ What is there to come for ?
% Whatever you want. Not
re-. whatever you imagine you
#. want. You often find, when
M M when you 60 to~c'.ss. So. -
10 collection OF anything, no
he matter what, that your notions
OK OK. are wrong. Things change,
he What was good last year is
to to superseded by something bet.
av ter this year. You had better
TO to come with a general notion
in and make it definite after you
ase see what is here. That is
re buying intelligently.
Ss,. We are saying that all the
Pc really wanted things are here
ssS We have to say this knowing
.sos almost nothing about it. Why
ing do we have to say it? Because
the man whose business it i
ci,l to provide them says they arr
die, here; and the people buying
' pSs prove it.
pre-. And yet we wish we col
'0o 4 set them out in a row in thi
q. ook paper. You could turn Their
o opS over in your mind before CON
and ing. You would come hal
rom M ready to pick out your things
pro, 1t would shorten your buying
shed not make it more.
tolls, Nevertheless well try to &c
alls. at some unexpected item
'a a,,d another day.
f inl Whatever you imagine yo
oi ths want in underwear eithe
des that or something better
here,
Yves OF Arcade, several counters, three OF fo
bGck from the door
sss The other day we told q
our we knew about blankets. w
ufis have put it into primer L
saw you want it +? Say SO the
,erv Well send it.
Now is the time to be Wi
fore about blankets; and here a
this the blankets. Don't wait t,
ere the doctor
IL OPPOSITE the Waiting Room, West Trsnsept.
a.. Now come down to ahome
-ban timely comfortable thing for
en- minute, Cheese cloth comfoI
h;an ables filed with carded cotto
6nd Cost next to nothing; as go'
,ha as FIVE times their money
blankets; better in fact; al
&c pretty-we didn't mean ug
,res by homely-$r.75 for chees
rhev cloth unbleached; 81 for pin
u Il blue, yellow and red-th
~ 70 are mostly tied with contra
Iass ing colors.
- L.
they ~, " 9 maven : a 9e.se H.; W
it. one u w IS po ~, M s,,
But s'pE
on,y JOHN WANAMAKER.
lins Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
$500, and Cttp-hnll auuare,