The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-17

The whole IS Jour pages OF
Lr,4ht-.5j0red pictures, 921r
pages OF good safe English
eight pages in all besides The
covOr.
You are thinking already
"IIow much have got TO pay
for fresh pictures every week
the year around and all that
story telling p $3.50 but you
may keep your $3.50 till you
sec the LITTLE ONES Own.
Let us have your address, if
you have the little ones-any-
where from getting their eyes
open to ten years old-and, if
you will do us the favor of finer
tioning any other persons who
ought to know of a wholesome
and interesting picture-paper
for young children, well send
a copy each to you and to them
no matter where they are-free
of course.
Book News, our monthly
magazine of news about books,
is already well-estabiished (cir-
culation ten thousand).
There are critics enough and
hints about reading enough,
We shouldn't have undertakes
Book News to multiply them,
There is no other way to
find out the fair price Of book
but these two Book News or a
fair bookseller--and fair book
sellers arenot always handy by.
Book News. is 25c a year, or
SC a copy, including postage.
The July number with pro
trait Of DR.. Holland E1inothy
Titcomb Of twenty-five years
ago is ready.
ii n6 thirteenth street tieor.
All the carpets We have that
we are not going to get more
Of in The fall are down to be
sold at once and these are the
kinds moqueate, brussels, tap
estry, ingram, several sorts Of
rugs, and china mattings. The
CARPETS are down ten to fifteen
per cent from current prices
the rugs en- the average fifty
per cent; the mattings ten to
thirty pey cent. AlI the styles
ofcarpats and rugs that are
dropped and oil the China mat
tinrs.
Now sc settle down 70
a steady trade in Hamburg
cnbroiderics.
The sales of the past two
weeks have scarcely made an
impression on the stock. Ii.
we hadto begin again we should
use the same words right over
"a storefu}--a dozen storefuls
"A wholesale stock-a manu-
facturcr's wholesale stock.
And when we saga wholesale
stock we mean such work as to
figure and fneness as IS kept
by average stores, Not one
in tcn-thousand buys in Swift
zerland. Nobody takes any
hand in making the patterns.
Too small work for most mer.
chants.
What we are selling fer half.
is what is made for average
trade.
Southwest Of the center.
Trade in wooden dress-stufis
is going right Oh, You are not
expecting news Of such. We
are going to disappoint you.
Prices are low enough to make
the news acceptable. For a
month past drop, drop, drop
one stuff today, another tomor-
row--the dress stuff part of the
store is full Of Unacceptable sum
mer woolens down to two
thirds, half, and even one'third
of the prices a month ago.
There are dozens of such in
the store, No-trade isn't
over.
southwou2 nd southeast o; The cent r..
It's the seasons-madness-
cottons themselves are down.
Batistes are down from 10
to T2R. SGerSuckSrS down
from IS 10 10 and IS TO I2H.
Some Of the Scotch are down
from 50 to SIX
Cottons not down are low
enough already CRATES for in
stance, IGC; sateens for anoth-
er, I2H to 375
1t isn't easy to make these
cottons understood They
vary. a name mems one
thing here another elsewhere.
We might as well say We have
them all and that all are down
to The bottom.