The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-01-04
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS.
On Saturday we announced
$50 distinct combinations in
Dress Patterns at 81 to $40.
The prices are off one-half, and
the goods mostly new and Just
opened.
Here is a twin bargain, Just
bought from one Of the greatest
manufacturing concerns in New
England; all the year round
fancy worsted dress goods. We
tell only prices:
Sr.25 quality rs cents
$3.50 quality IS cents
Sis quality sI.25
Columns of talk in them, but
only space for brief mention, as
they first come to the counters
to-day.
MUSLIN
December is ahead. The US
ual January Exhibit is made to-
day.
Muslin Underwear is now on
the second floor in newly fur
nished quarters and vastly i'm
proved location. The year
which closes to-day shows by
far the greatest sales record ev-
er made in this department. If
we know anything about it, the
year beginning tomorrow will
beat the record by a heavy per
cent.
The sale opened to-day has
been planned for months. Our
own factory and others under
contract have been busy in the
preparation.
The materials, the finish and
the strength Of the garments are
right, even in the lower grades.
The prices are remarkably
low. In many cases you get
the garments fer 5ohat tie ma
he1zaA amid rest. How? The
difference between mill price and
retail price of the cloth pays for
the making. You get them
without profit. And there is
not a bit of benevolence in it
to you. Organizations must
live. Many a manufacturer
would prefer to sell at cost or
less to keep his factory going
through the dull time. tbs IS
oanr aaaaaztage. To increase our
buying power we viii do some
business for nothing. That IS
Jour aa0anhzge. And SO the
January Underwear Sale comes
about. Better look sharp if you
would get the pick. Consumers
and not traders are expected at
this sale.
Gowns:
Nfo3he~ Hsf1,.-5 r,~.g .a.- ,+ -,
rows Hamburg inserting between fine tucks
on yoke Hamburg eding On neck, sleeves
and yoke front. Made in our own factory.
% cents each, would be cheap ut S1.e0 All
fresh goods. just made
Heavy Muslin Gown. wide ali-over inserting
on yoke between fine tacks, Hamburg eGg-
ing on neck. sleeves and 'front.'. Our own
make, usual SIPS quality. - cents each.
Muslin Gown, similar to above, but more elah-
crate trimming, have been 81 25:n now s0eents
Cambric Gown. tucked and teather-stitched
yoke, edging en- neck and sleeves, reduced
Cambria Gown, princess trent. tueks in eius-
sters, fine blind embroidery on neck, sleeves
and trent, reduced from 81 70 sl25
yoke, hne Hamburg edsing on neck, sleeves
and front. reduced from $50 to 81
Chemises.
Muslin Chemises, square neck, Hamburg edg-
ing on front, neck and sleeves. 80 cents each.
TIL best tpe haze ever been able to offer at
the price.
Heavy Muslin Chemises, eorded yoke. with
Hamburg edsfng on neck. yoke and sleeves,
- cents each.
Cambria Chemises. square neck, with Torehon
lace on front. neck and sleeves, e each,
worth fully q.
Drawers.
Fruit of the Loom Muslin Drawers, with three
tueks and hem, p cents each. This exeeis
all former efforts at c~heapness,
The same as the foregoing. with more tueE-.
- cents each.
Muslin Drawers, ruttles and double rows OF
three line tucks each, IS cents.
same as above, with more tucks, - cents each.
Cambria Drawers, fine duality, fully tucked.
80 cents each
Skirts:
Muslin Skirts. with neat Hamburg edging on
Cambria rRfle, nVe tucks above the rutile.
&c cents.
Fruit Of the Loom Muslin skirts, with Cambria
rutfie, 80 cents
Muslin skirts, with four tucks and hem. S.
cents, reduced from 10 cents.
Muslin skirts, with Hamburg rutfle and fneks,
IS cents, from 81.
Muslin skirts, very fine, never shown before,
with rutie and blind embroidery, sl.5e.
Corset Covers:
Only 100 dozen Muslin Corset Covers, with
Hdnburs edging at Is cents each.