Smyrna times., 1888-01-11
FRENCH SkTEENS.

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the highest cost, 81 cents a
yard. You need not know
the makers call them Wana-
makers, for we control this
on them.
This is the hub of the Sateen
trade. You may get a notion
from the fact that the 10000
yards in store to-day are
only one-fourth of a single |
order. And then other orders
on both sides of the sea.
Watch the season and you will
know how great they are.
The first peep at the styles
an artists first view; Fifty
three plain shades. Gobelins
and mahogany, zouave-red and
baby-blue, serpent and cream:
rainbows divided and multi
piled. And for figures, stripes
with trailing vines, stripes with
polka dots dancing all about,
stripes holding up plaids
plaids with over-plaids; palm
patterns, and double O's in
volved like a juggler's rings.
This rattle about styles may
do you some good. Not much
unless it bring you to see the
stuffs.
EiEEHANS,
No longer suggestive of the
pinafOre and checked apron,
the charity school and the
kitchen. The Bingham is in
high life now, and ought to be.
A few days ago we wrote;
"And e0egg one of these
Scotch Zephyr Gangham1 styles
is exclusively Our 07On."
They are on the counters,
and we have had a bit of a
chance to know them. We
will introduce you; SO cents a
yard. A symposium of figure
and color. All more or less
pronounced. But blonde or
brunette, small person or large,
younger or older, can catch the
needed style with equal ease.
There is entertainment in
these Ginghams. Do you
know Ginghams? Unless you
are an expert go slow on
values.
WHITE GOODS,
White Plaid Lawn at &c
cents. A staple thing at least
20 per cent. less than rea
value. Gold dollars at eighty
cents. Would you buy a
that? Buy this and you will
do as well, provided you car
use the Lawn. The use is the
only difference between thu
bleaChed cotton and the OOId
White Plaid Nainsook a
I25 cents. No possible rea
son why it should be sold a
that. It's worth 10 cents to
+ day. And you'll pay that O
more, here or elsewhere, soon
: At least so we think.
Fine White Cambria. "Lon.
f Cloth,' social, but 70hI W
: don't know. I25 cents. It
f the complement to the fore
5 going.
E These goods are new, ju;
9 opened. You may call thel
. arbitrary bargains, if you will
n Unreasonable bargains. W
!; make them so from a sort
mania for bargain making.
EANsVHES,
AS welcome news as v
e have ever had in these dain
a creations. Fresh goods, d
:; sirable in every way, and at
;. fragment of the common price
! inch to 6 inches wide:
of Hamburgs at Ioc
n, Hamburgs at nc
5 =, Hamburgs at I5c
be Hamburgs at zoe
Is Nothing mean or comm'
9. about them. On heavy cal
brio, and just the sorts you
want to start the spring fam
e sewing with.
n Il AlluVNs.
sio Cambria All-overs, 20 inch
wide. We count the worth
all these things by the stitch
on them. By the stitch stan
- ard these All-overs are wOl
$50 a yard. By any star
ard they are worth double {
IL price. We have marked thu
ur 90 cents.
ey HANDEERCHIEES.
er Mems fine Linen plain VIII
u and hemstitched Handk
Sc chiefs at So a dozen. \
IS never before knew such Hal
kerchiefs to be sold for /
ay than SO a Dozen
nd A hundred other barga
in Just as wonderful at the sa
he counters.