Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-12-09

crowded in the store; shortly
the overworked days will
come. We can do better Tor
you now than then.
A show of mechanical toys
in the corner. Bears dance,
monkeys chatter, railroad
trains drawn by real engines
putting out real steam are in
active motion.
Rocking horses that will not
throw the riders nor tear car
pets make-believe corks Of
champagne bottles, each hold
ing ten little corks, for minia-
ture tenpins; good humored
games; little school-desks with
blackboards in the lid-and,
and, and, writer's paralysis
threatens him that would at
tempt to crowd into this hur-
ried column anything like a
full account Of our toys.
Easy to make a catalogue of
what we haven't got.
Basement, Northeast
Rest for feet and no risk of
cold is a question to which
special attention is given by
our shoe store. A few days
since we told you Of women's
knitted dressing slippers with
lambs wool in.soles at $3.50,
and freside comfort shoes for
men and women at $3.50 and
81.
Today three companion
items in the same line.
First. Women's black
, beaver shoes and slippers,
; hand made, with wadded and
q quilted Innings of black lasting.
Shoes s.. Slippers $3.50.
: Seeond. Tourist slippers.
); Another deficient name. De.
scription that don't describe.
d Useful for long railroad jour
. neys, equally so for bathroom,
toilet, or anywhere else in the
!. house if you sacrifice taste.
!, Soft thick wool felt, very warm,
i. fairly durable, pliable, easy to
7, to put in a grip-sack, cost but
/ little. Colors red and blue,
to your choice.
III Mems S. cents, women's
40 rs cents, misses and children's
. S. cents, infants so cents.
y il 7HUd. Felt slippers. They
ed have form but the thick, solid,
=, =. soles, uppers, Innings are all
re felt. Mems Si.75, women S
Of $I.35, misses and children's
le- $I.oo.
be Elderly people, invaiids,
at nurses, people with cold feet
,op from deficient circulation, in.
ish fants, should all be able tc
nus nus flank Jack Frost's nip at heel
and toe.
e Remnant Counter. 1t is moi
no; a home for the aged. Only
out meeting spot for such thing
ON in dress-goods as have NJ
and nd place in our general classified
his ton This may come from
ed. small quantity, from being on.
ten Of a kind--trom any cause
lole that would make itlonely else
the where. A few are sold b,
ion the yard but generally 81
'ars much for the piece and tn
ow- quantity is stated. So mln
c in No, rather SO little. re-Lik,
raj, many another human expert
Ia, at ence--our loss your gain
by Remnants reinforced today.
Northwest Of centre.
as On Put this and that togetheI
ON, Popular want and the prope
, ,nss thing to meet it. Just MG
5 Of we did when we said "tricoi
, a0o of 300 pieces, twelve mixed colo
'ries ings, SO inches wide, As cents.
, ys en-. The Satin Jacquards, whic
Don, means a wool dress stuff 3
4 TSe inches wide withfgures throw
has up in satin finish. Eleve
Sun. different figures in black, tie
.9, other solid colors with dag
ippi nal weaving and crescent f&
orth, ures. Only 60 pieces to Sc
! the and they went down yeste
, a1e day from 60 to so cent
,tnn, They are German and fine.
y, ILL, IL Another Atwood homespul
rday not the one told Of yesterda
to ice finer, 81 inches, 10 ounce
and to the yard, six yards to ii
mus Us, average dress. Also dow
Oaro- yesterday from rs cents to {
was to close the last one hundre
that pieces.
a SDtr Not much in all that, yo
man say. But there is a saving
when SO or 90 cents or 81 to
ssen. dress, and that's worth savin!
ya Mts How else to make the san
N the SO easily.
as ne Southeast Of centre.
rch led Rudolstadt ware. The b
o., On ginning of the end is comm!
y , The sale is novel. Two-thirt
iCago off the prices and goods &