The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-12-24
TNanam,aher's.


Market and Thirteenth streets.
Boreas creeps into the best |
houses. Air warm above is often |
chilly beneath. The floor drafts
are a frequent cause of cold feet
and then comfort goes. Lady or
girl with zephyr slippers, lambs
wool lined soles, can smile at
the North wind, or any other
wind. Fancy colors.
Market street, near Juniper.
This is a so-called "camels
hair season. Deservedly pop
ular goods. Drapes well, wears
well and has had the finger
touch of Fashion. Less would
make poorer stuff go. We have
every grade; almost monopolize
some grades. Application to
Priestleys by other dealers for
lines at higher rates than we ask,
were refused; couldn't be filled.
Light weight soft finish, 65 cents
to S1.5o; heavier weight, soft
finish, $3.50 to So; heavier still,
hard finish, and "camels hair
sticking out all over it, 81. All
40 to 4S inches wide.
An all-wool fabric Of various
weaves-diagonal, canvas, CASH
mere-with garniture in silk
plush for side panel, vest collar
and cuffs. Ample pattern for
walking dress, in neat box, fa-
brio and garniture tastefully COM
bined. $3.50 to SS. These a
part Of our $4,000 yards spec
ial value dress goods.
Southeast of Center
Down quilts and pillows.
Light, warm, handsome. Make
life easier for the weak or the
old. Think of them when max
ing purchases this week.
West of Arcade steps,
Rochester lamps are knock
ing most others out of the mar
ket. We are at the bottom of
that trade in this vicinity. It's
our way. Old styles must stand
aside for better. No worship of
antiquity here. The central air
draft insures a bigger fame and
less odor. Direct wick lift is
away ahead of the old turning
style. More than 50 patterns
glass, brass, nickel plate, china
and what not. Porcelain shades
to match. A soft, steady light,
easy on the eyes; a cheap light.
Basement north Of center.
Gloria umbrellas. Not easy
to say too much for them.
Berlin make. Better handles,
frames and hnishings than most
domestics of same price. Finish
equal to silk; will outwear two
silks, s. to $3.50. When London
uses Berlin goods it means
something: London uses the
Glorias.
Chestnut, Juniper Thirteenth and Market.
When selecting your holiday
presents don't forget the Ori-
entail carpets and rugs. They'd
come about as near to being a
joy forever as anything you
could buy. Our stock includes
Daghestan, Persian, Ghiordez
and Indian.
Second floor Market street.
| Newmarkets in brown and
black, Astrakhan collars and
cuffs, S.. Bear this in mind.
1t may save you money.
Also Wraps at 50, $I2, SIS,
SIS and S25, some with ball
trimming; some with tails, and
in the most desirable shades of
dark brown and tan.
Waterproof Serge, our mo-
nopoly. Light, and snow-proof.
Not close and stuffy to wear as
rubber is. Black, brown and
J tan shades. Newmarkets and
Raglans SI2; circulars SO, silk
lined $40.
Second story over Arcade.
Time for turning over the
new leafs near at hand. Diaries
help to do it, but not to keep ii
turned. 400 kinds to choose
from, ranging from dainty vest
pocket sizes, seven days to d
page, to large counting-house
j size.
a Basement southeast of center
Big Type Edition Of Dickens
a Going in large numbers every
day. IS volumes, Sc; bettel
. paper, better bound 50; half cal
SIS; 80 volumes, cloth, SIS
halt calf $40.
Book News. Holiday mum
:, Der, illustrated, S cents, will hell
you make a wise selection.
4, Bibles in full variety, all sizes
d for families, s. to $40, according
At to binding. For Sunday-schoo
n teachers, SI.Io to SII.25. Flu
e. line of Bibles without reference
a. IS cents to $3.50.
ri Dickens Calendar, Tennyso
n Calendar. Generallypronounce
=. the most artistic of the yea
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