Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1888-10-05
fall Dress Guuns.
HAWLEY.

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ready for inspection. The assort-
ment is the largest have ever shown
in Brattleboro. | have taken great
pains to make it attractive both in va
riety and price, and hope to sell more
goods this season than ever before.
My belief is that there is more
money to be made in selling many
pieces of goods at Il close margin OF
profit than one at a large profit. an
buying try to get as near the close
bottom price as possible, and when
put the goods on sale the question
is not show much profit will they
stand" but, how low can | afford to
let them out-if sold quickly and fol
cash-and make fair living profit.
The more goods | can sell, the
closer | can handle them. All buy
ers of dry goods who come to Brat
tleboro are invited to look through
the stock. We are always glad to
show goods, and at the commence
ment of season, when we have
many new things, we are especially
anxious to have the public know
what we have on sale.
To open the season shall offer
one case Of 4o-inch all-wool Henri
eta cloths at soc yd. There are
II different shades in this lot, and all
desirable ones. Wool Hcnriettas
are very much like Cashmcrcs, ex-
cept that they have more lustrous
and glossy finish. This lot are es-
pecially good weight and quality for
the price. | have another line of
wool Henriettas 40 and as in. wide
at S5c and ST. a yd. In the highest
cost grade have some very choice
opera as well as street shades.
Combination and side-band suits
are again desirable and have more
choice novelties in this line than
shall be able tol show later in the
season. These vary in price from
SIS so to 1850 a suit
Plaids and stripes, particularly in
Ombra effect, are in great demand in
city stores. | have just now an cs-
pecially good line of 36-inch all
woods at soc yd, and a smaller lot
at 75c and ST. a yd. These are in de-
mand for combinations, and for chill
drcn's and misses full suits.
Have few artistic novelties in
French cashmercs for Tea Gowns
which are very choice; and some
dainty new French fannels for wrap
pers-no duplicates.
Lot English suiting plaids," &"
(made in America) indistinct, so
inches wide, all-wool, good quality.
5Sc a yd. Whoever made them
ought to have got more than that by
the case.
The 5o-inch plain flannel to be Of
fered now at 5Sc yard is as fine, as
handsome, and heavier than the one
we sold last season at 65c.
Gilbert's full 6-4 tlanncls have usu-
ally been ST. yd for the best quality
Pulling OIL the tickets and putting on
fancy brand hasn't made them any
worse quality, but has made the price
of the lot just bought 75c yd.
4 pieces narrow 2x7 stripe, rough,
all-wool, good for combinations, 45c
yd.
grades black and blue ground
stuff with white and gold hair lines,
one cost soc, the other S5c yd.
.35c yard gives you a pick from
about half a case Of the gray-miXed
and brown-mixed tricots we have cut
SO many of during the past few days,
and also from IS pieces Of 36-inch
checks just bought, and are extra
good for service for the price. Man
uGacturer says they are all-wool; we
can't find thread of cotton in them ;
if he carded some in and lied about
it he only hurt himself; probably
don't injure the goods for service.
25c yard gives you choice from
10 pieces of fancy plaid and striped
German ilanncls, which are very
soft, fleccy, and desirable for wrap
pers and small children. They are
"a inches wide.
25c yard will also give you a
chance to select from I3 different de
signs in a stylish Heather" suiting
which some jobbers ask 20 &c for at
wholesale.
Black Goods Department has new
Cashmcres, new Cords, new silk
warp Henriettns, Melrose cloth,
Drap de Alnas.
New Silk and Rhadcmas.
Lot of novelties in new passemen-
teries and braids for trimming both
black and colored fabrics.
New Flannels, Blankets, Quilts,
Towels, Napkins and Comlortables.
One-half case staple apron checked
Ginghams, 64c yd.
More than one hundred different,
handsome, and entirely novel designs
in the best prints, just opened at 7c
yd. Have a few last season style
Cochecos still selling at SC.
Lot wide Century cloth, 7c, and
choicest styles of Arnold Century,
S4c.
But the handsomest things in wash
goods this season are the Green
Seal, Gold Seal" "Yellow Seal" "
and "Silver Seal" Percales. They
are 1900 cloth, warranted by manu-
facturcrs perfectly fast colors; go to
32 inches wide, and very handsome
designs. Price everywhere is I,l,c
at present. We give no advantage
in price, but have an extra large as
sortment to select from.
New Hosiery.
New Underwear.
In our Cloak Department we have
many novelties now in, and are ready
to show very handsome Jackets and
Long Garments for both fall and
winter wear.
N. |. HAWLEY.