Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-06
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tity, variety, choice, and cheap.
ness is without equal" We
knew it before, know it doubly
now.
At nearly every point our
sharpest competition is our own
past. Emphatically Is this true
Of handkerchiefs. Therefore
the strongest statement we can
make is that we are doing from
fifteen to twenty-five per cent
better for you than ever before.
Bookside. Thirteenth street.
The Fine Stationery is a sort
ofgo.west- young man stock.
Gone to Juniper street. The
former frequenters-south end
OF books-will find a goodly
company now in possession.
Standard books, ancient and
modern, in sets, at prices for
the people. The great souls of
literature now gone to the ma
iority would rejoice that their
thoughts still live within the
reach Of everybody.
The booklet is a product of
the times. Evolved from
Christmas cards. A bit OF
good reading joined with a bit
Of holiday decoration. A few
cents and upward. First floor
and Basement in the Book.
store.
The Mechanical Toys, north.
east Basement, amuse thou
sands. Take a look and move
on for next comers. 100000
dolls for less than equal dollars.
They stand for all sorts OF folks
and fraternize with scant or full
purses. Near by dolls you will
find Christmas tree ornaments.
A week hence you'll thank us
for telling you.
Have you noticed the in
creased ease OF the business ?
The wide spaces make you see
the crowd, but yet not feel that
you are in it.
The holiday gear is gettirg
all over the store. This is the
best time for picking and choos-
ing. Take a hint broadly
given. Don't put off your
Christmas shopping and bother
yourself on the last days.
Silk is cold. You don't feel
like smuggling up to the COM
mon run of Silk Mufllers or
Silk Handkerchiefs in chilly
weather. 1t takes a big slice OF
wit on the makers part to get
up soft, warm Silk. No one
equals Brocklehurst in that.
His "London made" Muflers
(really made in Macclesfeld)
have crowded satin finished
and the whole covey of stiff,
dressing-loaded styles to one
side. Some very good Muf-
Tiers, though, that never saw
England-almost as cashmerey
in finish. There's a Chinese
imitation, heavy twilled, pure
silk, that's singularly soft.
caness Imitation EDglish Nutners. 70,
English Mufie,s. q, ,l.:,. q so. n.7o q,
ssms, extra heavy. IS inches square.
SoJ-hu ost ounces OF pure silk
Domestio Mnfllers, sc 10 t2 each,
frsn, b Mufiiors, si aud ti IS eaca.
Soored Mnfllers, csc to s!each.
fi1nted Cashmere auf fller ~ (wool @, ton
,,Tarpl, :ec 70 $50 each '''A
sils,snd;Cotton Mufiiars, toe, CSC. and
Plain wnito Mumers. satin stripes. 7sc
Southwest OF centre.
Such a Crockery and Glass
ware trade as ours couldn't get
on clean and smooth without
" Bargain Tables" Odd pieces,
broken sets, sorts that don't go
at the prices they were made to
sell at, have no business clut-
tering shelves and crowding
tables among their betters. We
weed out things of that kind
quick as they come in sight,
slash the prices, and rush them
of to tables by themselves.
Fragile things! Some OF the
finest pieces go for a triAe
because a smashed fellow leaves
them lonely. If you skip a day
you may miss just the thing
you're anxious for. Wise
are all the time m