Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-14

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them more at so cents I? Well
see. 40 inch.
Plain Wool Suitings. Before
the writer lies the color card.
The shades vary between the
extremes of light and dark,
with a wonderful ingenuity Of
variety. Forty two colors.
Three hundred and twelve
pieces. In an experience OF
years we have never offered
this grade at less than IS cents.
To-day 60 cents, just to keep
things lively. All wool, 50
inches.
Saxony Summer Cheviot. A
wool man would call Saxony
and Cheviot in the same SEN
tence a contradiction of terms.
Maybe so. But the fact is that
the stuff in question is from the
best Saxony maker, and in the
twenty-five pieces here for sale
are eight very neat mixed COL
orings. At IS cents they were
cheap because they had been
81, but SO cents is to. days
price, and a sound bargain it is.
French Beige ,Plaids. Serge
weave, bold but subdued plaids,
very stylish. fine wool and tex
ture. They will rank high
among the beautiful novelties
Of the season. Already many
of them are in the costumes OF
tasteful ladies at 81 a yard. To-
day they 60 at 60 cents, and
there are fifty pieces, with ten
choice colorings to pick from.
40 inches.
French Beige Checks. Al
most exactly like the plaids just
mentioned. The grounds are
varied bluffs and grays,s the
checks mostly white. They will
assert with the plaids and give
a range of choice complete
enough for every taste-price
the same. 60 cents. Fifty pieces,
twelve cOlors. 40 inch.
German Fancy Combination
Plaids. All wool and fine. Pat
terms novel, colors brilliant,
styles a la mode, forty pieces,
fourteen varieties, price three
ffths. Down from $r.25 to IS
cents. 40 inches. This lot in.
cludes some of the most attrac.
tive novelties brought from
Europe this season.
German Fancy Plaids. Bright
colors, very tastefully combined
specially suited to young ladies
and misses. Just why SO choice
a lot Of goods should be re-
duced SO much we cannot ex-
plain, unless it be that oul
4 dress-goods folks are ovel
eager to make rare bargains
But down they go, from 81 to e
cents, twenty-seven coloring'
in the lot OF one hundred pieces
40 inches.
All Wool Henriettas. Th.
technical term Henrietta
describes a particular style O
!; wool dress goods. Note this
t This lot is fresh, and not a piec
has seen the light Of Philadel
phia until this morning. 1t
! not an omnium gatherum lot c
merinos and cashmeres dubbe
: Henrietta for advertising pur
: poses, but regular assortmer
}. Of colors of a uniform grade an
S quality such as have been sell
ing at $I-the price is now 7
i cents. As inches.
!. Mixed Suits. Wool, OF goo
t grade and largevariety, reduce
E from s715 to IS cents. 3
!. inches.
. This offering of Dress Good
has in it no old stuff, no trasl
!, no odds and ends, no cleanin
9 out of broken wholesale lot
The entire list is of full, wei
, rounded and complete line
. Therefore worthy your best a
a tention.
!. We are preparing another I
S the interesting Exhibition Occ;
: sions similar in thought but di
t tering in character from othe
that. have preceded it. Tt
n public has greatly enjoyed o,
S past efforts in this directio
It and we hope again to commar
II your interested attention. Th
s column will contain a furth
l. announcement and invitation
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