Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-06-19
4oc Ginghams at 25c

to the stun.
4oc Ginghams at 25c
soc Ginghams at 37Hc
Best Scotch Zephyr at that.
Either was a most unlikely hap
pening at this time o year.
We've more than a thousand
styles Of Ginghams and every
one out Of the common in some
way.
Lay a piece of the best
French Sateens beside any one
of the r2Hc patterns and you'll
wonder why one isn't about as
good as the other. 1t is--if
you don't care for name. OF
course there's touch of extra
fneness and smoothness to the
French. But everybody doesn't
care to pay double for a few
extra threads to the inch or
trick Of finish.
But then the I2Hc Sateens
were meant to be 25c.
You want good Shoes eooa
hok1xg isn't enough. How
many of you can certainly tell
where good-looking and good
march together in Shoe?
Nine times in ten you must
trust the Shoe mon.
You can't even tell hand
sewing Some of the machines
put on awl marks. In the best
shoe you'll get hand work as
well as best leather and finish.
No machine can put quite SO
much of ease and comfort and
nexibility and grace into shoe
as hand work does. But that
isn't all. There's hand work
and hand work.
We've been looking sharp to
our finest Shoes, Ladies Shoes.
Some makers rank high for
this, some for that. Good
Shoes, excellent Shoes, but
There's the pinch, The ve,y
particular lady now and then
isn't quite satisfied. Hard to
say why. She can't say why,
maybe. Some Shoe graces are
intangible, you know.
We've had just those ladies
in mind. Do you know who in
all the land makes the best
Shoes for women? Never
mind no names. But Me
Slices are here. You can't get
finer or better for the money ;
very likely neither SO fine nor
SO good.
Here are half a dozen sorts
all high button
i-Bright Dongola, hand turned, operr toe
| and common sense, s..
| 2-French Kid, common sense, &c.
| 8-Cloth top, French Kid Fox; patent
5-.French KID, hand turned, patent leather
ofrench Kid, hand turned opera toe and
| common sense, 81
o%5nGSn mGn Ses,S KID; s4p opera square toe and COZ"
You won't find one pair fine
and another coarse. Even stock,
elegant patterns, glove fitting.
Ladies' Low Shoes just as
choice.
Market street front, west Of Main Aisle.
If you want a Summer Shawl
and only care to give a dollar
or SO for it, we have five num-
bers in Cashmere and French
Chuddas = blacks included
that it will pay you to look at
95c, SI.25, SI.5o. s., S2.5o
New, fresh goods.
On the half-price counter are
Shetland, Cashmere, and Fanc,
Shawls. Mostly one Of a kline
that's their only fault. soc tc
s..
second floor, Chestnut street side. Five eleva
tors.
We never had a better White
Skirt for soc muslin, wide
plated cambric ruftle, edgec
with Hamburg. We don
know of a plain skirt Of the
quality for SO little money,
For S5c you shall have the
ordinary sI.25 White Skirt.
The $3.50 Cambria Skirt ha'
two rows of wide Torchon in
! serting and Torchon lace OF
ruttle.
More of those 25c Drawers
Good muslin, wide hem, three
;; ;; plaits, yoke band.
second floor, first gallery. Juniper street side.
Two items in Mems season
! able Underwear;
Men Shirts and Draw
crs, fancy stripes, 25c, re
duced from soc.
, oMen'S Shirts and Draw