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

generosity rareamongfurriers.
Nobody knows how much this

Out a luIrlTI. NOBODY
sees the whole effect on a
garment. Indeed the effect
may be in the skin and not in
the fur at admissible. Fur
work is full Of chances to do
or not to do. 1t is very largely
a matter of confidence. No
body not an expert can Judge
it even approximately. We
do not ask you to judge If.
That would be a pretence thar
you could. We make it such
that you can in part. Beyond
what you see in our work it is
such as YOU see on the
surface. That is what we
mean when we say 1t is done
upon honor all through.
Seal walking jackets, per-
fectly plain, not a bit Of deco
ration of any sort, not even a
cuff or a button in sight, close
fitting, small sleeves, snug
standing collar, "a to 20 inches
long-there is not much Of it,
but what there is must be the
finest of fur-SI25.
Long seal dolmans, ulsters
and newmarkets, trimmed
with black or natural beaver,
black lynx, black marten or
monkey, are worn but little.
We keep a sample garment
of frequent styles and only
make to order. $3.50 to $780,
more for extreme sizes.
Visites and other wraps are
seal or persianer, which latter
means a certain sort of lamb
skin that comes to use for
: Russia-we presume it is Per-
. sian-a very good skin with
! pretty curly black short hair.
The shapes are many and
E various; the trimming, natural
! beaver and black, black lynx
. black marten and balls anc
/ drops and fringes of seal
500 to $225. No tails OF
" fine fur garments.
n Fur-lined circulars, same a.
d heretofore, except they have
4 dropped to the role Of car
i. riage-wraps. They are yer,
ID plain. Sicilian silk with har'
a collar and edge down from
e and lined with hemster, spur
to rel, squirrel back and mini
ID sable; $40 to 800. Now AM
ne then a raglan, SIS to $l75.
Ss We stop at fur wraps toda.
ia 1908 Chestnut.
ng Silk seal,plush wraps 81
sS up; coats $23 up; ulsters 81
up; and raglans $50 up.
1901 Chestnut second floor. Take car.
!. Long cloth wraps of a
sorts including that beautifl
wonderful English waterpdos
of serge.
sen 1901 chestnut .---.....!..s8s4--.sa
'y < Lnslish fine fancy dres
the the cloths mostly 56,inch an
err, eTs $3.50 a yard; some So; SON
he he So, A hundred styles, mayt
the two-hundred. Few such clotl
, md are found in this city outsid
oh and they at very diferel
: is prices sometimes.
uan South sst Of the centre.
At American fancy dress cloth
'eia not SO costly or rare or fine
= the English; the styles
many perhaps; ST. to So; ge
= orally 5o-inch or wider.
= Southeast Of the centre.
iur Plenty of dress-stu1s a
down a peg or two.
81 a German serge cut in
'ur half-inch squares by sing
zen threads Of bright silk; a ST.:
ise stuff for 81; 42 inch. r
re silk shows little more than
broken line of stitches al
a dots. The principal cole
10 and black.
iha A German armure cut in
'al half-inch stripes by two-thre
you lines of two color silk; a ST..
'lh' stuff for 81; 42-inch.
q, Ok A German zig gag twill c
w w, into halfin squares by col
mas stripes Of silk and wool;
TX sembling the last but softer
ul' SIPS stuff for 81; az inch.
! j. y American serge cut il
'.au half-inch stripes by sing
49,, a's threads of bright color; a 6
~ ~, stuff for soc; yard-wide.
10y American pin. check clio
mes both pin.check and mixture
a'.u ~ little way off the checks
a a. come mixtures, 52-inch; a
: :. 20 stuff for 75c.
% ., American plaid over p
~ checks, So inch; a ST. stuff
inc 75c.
-. Frowsy diagonal, 4S inch
, ao., SIPS stuff for 75c
s sS Diagonal frowsier still; or;
tile covered ayith tangle of sill,
e e,. hairs; 81 stua for Coo;
out inch.
oar Check and not check, {
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