The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-12-04
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represent our Carpet Store.
They are onlyincidents. Plenty
of choice goods here.
Market street, second floor.
Towels. Good stock gives
long service, Flax outwears
tow. In low priced especially,
quality is more than weight. A
towel 10 by 40 inches, fringe
included, all flax, IS cents;
plain or blue or red borders.
Another 25 cents, % by A
inches, same borders, better,
heavier. They are German.
Another IS cents 2o by 4S
inches and the best of three.
This is Irish.
Our linen trading brings for
your personal uses or home
buying all possible economy
and excellence. We did not
learn the linen business, either
in qualities or prices, until we
began the study with growing
flax.
West of Arcade steps.
Wool Dress Stufts. Hints
only:
flomespuns, II inches wide,
81! cents. All wool. Stands
analysis.
Bright plaids, SO inches wide,
5715 cents. Quite right for
girls.
Fifty cents. Diagonals in
rich solid colors - inches wide;
sober mixed and plain colored
tricots So inches wide; canvas
cloth in navy-bIue, brown,
green, olive, garnet, black, "A
inches, down from IS cents.
Plalds, mixtures and stripes
IS cents that were SI.25 and
81. Brilliant and dull, quiet
and loud-if words of sound
may tell a story of color-free
fancy can both roam and settle
here. ~ and 45 inches wide.
Wick stripes. Clusters of
candle wicks on plain grounds.
Skies and threes. There is a
certain rough elegance about
them quite in the line of the
ancyof the hour. Black ground
with white, green and navy-blue
with cardinal, brown with old
gold, and others. IS cents,
IL inches wide.
Scotch worsted stutfs, 81
inches, at $3.50, The variety
and the style of them. Hard to
choose?o Very, when all are
good-an hour of critical study
failed to show a bad pattern.
But the critic might not have
known. No matter, you shall
Judge.
All around the center.
Two counters just under the
stairway to the second floor are
given to the exhibit of the Ru-
dolstadt ware. 1t has individ-
uality, character of its own. We
think you can not find it else
where in this market.
Examine the specimens.
They are all new; vases and
baskets with statuette figures
and without, card-receivers,
pilgrim bottles, roosters, letter
holders; the ground work is
rustic, canary, ivory; the decor
atoms are roses, pansies, tiger
lilies, lilacs, fuchsias, etc.
The prices have been from
40 cents to $40, but now they
run from 10 cents to 1915.
Gipsey baskets go from s4.75|
to SI.75; vases $40 to S5.75,
So so to $3.50, 40 cents to 10.
These prices are only pointers.
One thousand pieces are now
in the forward stock, and prices
of all are on the same basis.
Jun per and Market streets
Blankets. The main fact is
that our prices are not advanc-
ed. Wool is up, everybody
knows that. Our blanket
schemes were laid before the
rise. We own the goods at
old rates and on the principle
that our bargain is your bar
gain you may take them with
out advrnce. Blankets-we
have almost made a blanket
literature. You've read it, what
need to say morco Wepick a
single one n by "a inches, SIX
pounds, $50 or IS cents a
pound. All woolo No, cotton
warp, but the cotton in fine, and
the wool filling is clean and
long and the Blankets not only
very good but really cheap.
Cheap as 7or mean cheap.
West OF the Arcade steps
AS the remnant counter to
women just SO the misht suit
stock to men. Between the
two the Toodleses should be
happy.