Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
FASHION NOVELTIES.
4 RICH FEAST OF GOOD THINGS FOR
LADIES.
Points for shoppers-What TO Buy and
Where to Buy It-Great Bargains at
d. y. Hennessy q Co.'s.

A6 Duy dHu
Where to Buy It-Great bargains al
DID. Hennessy q Co.'s.
Never since the world wal wound up and
sent a-spinning were there SO many beauti-
iui objects and articles made for the set
ting-off OF women, things In fact that would
make q lovely female an angel, and homely
ones almost divine. And it is doubtful If
oaere is one little soul among US all who can
go through the large dry goods house OF D..
. /. Hennessy d Co.. particularly now during
their grand opening which began Monday
and continues all the week, without yearn-
ing ovefthem and longing for them with all
tne passion OF her nature. Women are
iend OF pretty things, have always been
ana always will be, and the foolish talk
about the vanity and folly OF dress and the
sinful waste oil time and money caused by
tne feminine love OF good clothes upon
which changes innumerable are rung should
nave gone out OF date with stage coaches
and the postboy that carried the letters on
horseback.
shopping
is purely a feminine diversion. The most
intelligent and cultivated women are those
who insist strongly on the Importance OF
dress. For dress is expression. Notwith.
standing the weather has been a little chilly |
the past two days, each and every depart |
ment OF d. j. Hennessy & Co. g large estab-
m has been thronged with visitors.
Many were perhaps first attracted by the |
large northeast window, which contains a |
most elegant assortment OF riches in silks, |
hFnradQa unluofo plr,nhno 1asl -, till ii Il
draped most artistically, i'm colors pink, |
claret, terra Gotta, which tasteful combina-
tions give hints OF exquisite gowns when
given over to some of our fashionable |
The counter at the right as
you enter is presided over by Messrs. w.
I'll. Roberts and v. r. Helmer who seem to
take pleasure in showing the patrons OF
the house a most magnificent display of
ribbons and laces, handkerchiefs, table
covers, cashmere and silk hose, opera
gloves from twelve to twenty buttons in
length, fancy drapery, ETC., etc. 1t is USE
less to attempt anything like a description
these goods. Next in order is the
counter where Mr.. J. r. Russell is
on deck to measure off calicoes, ginghams,
percales, foulard ~satins, linens, damask in
designs that are sold at unheard.of
prices. Perhaps the dress goods de-
partment attracts the
GREATEST AMOUNT Of
.ust now, for it is the time OF year when
minds naturally turn toward the
of fall and winter costumes. And,
first OF all, the style of goods, color and
quality must be determined upon. One
scarcely tell before this collection, ex-
as it seems, which to choose |
all are so new and pretty. Here may
De seen cashmeres, Henrietta cloths,
Erench serges, broadcloth, pushes and
fable rhadames, surahs, novelty
'ilks in stripes n cheeks. There is
garish or loud in Hennessy Il Co.'s
newly imported stock, either in silks or
by buyers it seems to fur
fish for tins market the best produc-
OF this years manufactures,
ind in Infinite variety. On the
side of the main floor are kept the
goods which consists OF cloth
ng, hats, shoes and underwear. In cloth
ng and overcoats the stock of this house I
viii compare favorably with any other.
The stock is Gf all grades, and includes |
UGH expensive goods as $500 beaver over
oats. The basement is a large room
feet and contains complete assort-
nent OF carpets-moquettes, body brussels,
hree-ply aud ingram. There are also
,~ortieres OF every description, Irish-point,
heGile, jutveler,i scrim embroidered, Swiss
embroidered, silk not and turcoman all OF
uperior quality and latest manufacture.
Fur sleigh robes, oriental and SMYRNA rugs :
in price from $25 to SIS; eiderdown
blankets, quilts, mattresses,
runks and valises. Leaving the basement
We are conductsd to the third floor where
) found the |,
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT. l.
Wraps and suits OF every kind are to be
ouud here. There are sho sn here real
cal long listers in prices from $3.50 to
500, real seal walking Jackets from SIS to
$50. There are also the Modieska,
wraps, newmarkets, listers, walk
ng jackets, raglans, jerseys, blouses all in
he newest styles aid shapes for ladies and
cf which it is impossible to give
full description. Suffice to say that
Iennessy's large and roomy sore is at
filled from top to bottom with all
hose CONNECTIONS which ,Hennessy 's..patrcns
ave been looking for. Women are parti-
ans. They cling to one doctor, one !
and one dry goods house and
here is no desertion from the ranks lead
ng to d. j. Hennessy & Co.'s.
Laying in Big Stocks.