Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-06
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PHILADELPHIA, Friday. Sept. q, 1859.
Open all day tomorrow.

oPSi dill udy tC-IHOTTOW.
Daily visitors will notice
some changes in the appoint
ments for the September Limited
Sale.
Tie Linens leave the Chest
nut street entrance and go to
their counters, where the bar
gains may still be found.
Many of the items recited
below will be found in the
space vacated last night by the
Linens.
The great movement in Fur
ntkare continues. The sales in
Bed Room Suites are rivaling
the sales Of Parlor Suites of the
early days of this week both
are continuing with great ac-
tivity. How could they help it
at the prices.
The Curtain Bargains are
intact, except the Tunisian,
which are about closed out.
The Women's Bright Don
COLA Kid Boots at So are all
gone. Lucky buyers that got
them. The companion Bar
gain, Mems Calf Waukenphast,
at 81, came forward one day
later, in large numbers, and
is good for another day or two.
The Dress Goods and Silks
are crowded by the numerous
new items that are getting on
the L1DHted-but the Bargains
are none the less for being
out Of print"
CMldrcRS Goats.
Some of the held-over Coats
for big and little girls are in the
way Of the fresh, handsome,
stylish things that are now
knocking at our doors. We
must be rid of them. Down
go the prices, IN S0D1e coSeS at.
NEST to a MWd. Judge by
these
% Winter Coats for Children, sizes I to 10,
n,SdS sd ,,i,,, Of ,6eSyer stripes npd paids, trim.
| fhinOa NJ hon
Three prices from many
sll 90 Coats for 50 30
50 20 Coats for 81 80
90 Goats for So %
100 iail coats and Wraps for Children, sizes
braided, just right for The next two
monlh5, or for next Spring. a few sam
sl2 IS Coats for $50
g 70 Coats for a 80
| 500 Coats for 800
$3.50 Coats for 50 30
go Fnll and Winter Jackets for Misses and
Children. Broken sizes and styles Take
them for trino OF their cost Made 10
sci r,c lno, 81 spring q for ", So and up to s7the
me usual prices. tlanncls Pads, Vel.
vets, silks, 81 80 slj,
second floor, Chestnut street side. Five Gle.
HomenS Glo0es.
A great incident. Old or
bad Gloves are unknown here,
but sometimes the lines must
be rectiied, stock readjusted.
This cause touches the offering
OF to-day-but not this only.
In the list below are new goods
fresh from original cases-so to
speak they see American light
first to-day. Fair hands will
quickly seek their doubles in
} this sale.
S75 dozen i.button Black Real French Kid
Gloves, all fresh goods three and four rows o
mnotoidrry ihoy sold freely mt sl.50 pair
The price Is now - cents.
100 dozen i.button Black Real French Kid
Gloves, same make as above, but better quail
iy, thrrSS rows OF embroidery. Were sl.75
81 dozen 5-button Real Kid Gloves. all tan
colors, four rows of embroidery. Market
value sl2h. Our price 20 cents.
20 dozen and 6-button Real Kid suede Gloves
four rows OF embroidery, mode Shadcs"iust
the colni wanted for evening wear, Have
been sl.50 and 500. Now one level price, s.
100 dozen in odd sizes, both Kid and Suede
wiioScs, vi,Ss Hutton tans, browns and blacks,
at SIX cents.
70 dozen Black and Tan Llslc Thread Jersey
| Wrist Gloves. Prices have been y and M
cents Now we give three pairs for 25 cents
20 dozen Jersey Wrist and G-button Tan Taffota
Gloves, brolt ken sizes Were 37IS and 50 cents.
| Now two pairs for % cents.
80 dozen and Sbutton length Jersey Wrist
| iure Silk Gloves, broken sizes, in shades of
tans aud browns Formerly 70 cents and 81.
| Now p cents.
Chestnut stree, side, ives, OF Main Aisle.
Ham6HreS.
IS Colored Embroidered
Apron Fronts in pink, blue and