The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-02-13
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NO. usual stock Of Seal ' Garmsats and CON.
trolled fine Alaska London Dyed Skins enough for
one thousand garments, and when the advance of
a. per cent came, Nov. 9Th, we were all right for
this and next season without any advance Conse-
quently will sell all fine Seal Garments, either
from stock or made to measure, for less than the
cash value of skins alone. Measure blanks and esti
mates cheerfully sent to all who desire them with
out the least obligation on the part of the sender to
year will be fully 81 per cent last years increase,
which will render Seal Garment luxury indeed
NO. i hayG given our special attention
and cheapening the price of Circulars. until they
huve no equal Merchants have confessed that we
we are fully convinced that our present prices
even less than cost of materials. Our sizes range
garments.
NO. z or " Go9 Gold Land Silver Medal Media En-;
in the back, the same as all cOnmonmade gar
ments, and find ourselves with nearly two hun.
dred Of them in stock. All regular goods and size
will be sold one to a customer. No spectators or
peddlers need apply.
NO, a. Our Whole 9g Back F9rTie TN Made t GaT
seal Pushes are more elegant than ever before ana
will sell any month of the year See Prices.
Mo - We have found by actual experience
tNA>s ~ that there are lots of Big Women y"
not supplied with winter Top Garments. We have
a" Big Stock " ON hand and making them the year
round, up to 50 bust, and bigger if need be.
MO- e our finest imported garments were
tNA$s ~ selected by our senior partner, either
in London and Berlin, with the greatest care and
yet we find some of our best aud highest.cost ones
are still unsold, and yet our invariabe rule will he
adhe9ed to, viz. sell everything in its season, re-
gardless of cost.
NO. Ts n @d1 in Gsq ana an estFa sf
and this month will close them out at some price.
Good luck to those who buy late.
Nh q We bought the entire stock of Chill
manufacturer in New York and it gives quite too
much We bought them at 50 cents the dollar
and we will sell them for even less.
NO. q Costumes have been a specially with
season has caught with big stock of fine goods,
Tea Gowns. It's big loss, but we make it quick
NO. ID own owl Selections, either N in Paris or
Berlin, only we bought too many fine ones hence
the loss
NO. M SsnT ws S DE oer tn %Sks b
loss ON " small Furs in the face of a rising
market But for want of money and room we are
obliged to do it, although it's the finest stock ever
shown by us
NO. - Fine Fur and Fur;lined Coats Eat for for
losa,sS - Men. price from s4O to 500 has s
interested parties had best send for Measure Blanks
and estimates and save lots of money See Cut
prices.
NOs ID such a season before, and we never
was so oVerstocked In certain kinds of Fur Robes.
Not one will be carried over. =" Cut prices (send
for them will do the business.
MO ID Horse Clothing What could be
W. - more suitablei Wholesale dealers
bought blankets this less than before,
hoping to get back the loss of last year, but here 1t
IS worse and worse Bale price and less II needs be
to 1aose the entire stock CORES poudence solicited
and estimates given on any or alt of the goods To
liberal buyers would not hesitate to pay express
charges, or even part of travelling expenses, that
the whole stock can be seen to select from. II has
been our custom In years past to send out portion
Of our stock to other towns and cities, but we ind 1t
impossible to do so this year