Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-25
Paine's Celery COMPOUND
VA ANAMARHR'S

rhiLApsLruA, Ffidays Jan. s6. 1So.
Here are some Seal Skin
Cloth Goats and Wraps at
prices we have never known
the equal of. There is a great
difference in Seal Skin Cloth.
but the meanest sort would be
cheap (if a mean thing ever is
cheap at what you shall have
these things for.
Trust YOUR eyes, you'll
hardly dare to, but our guaran-
tee covers the goods and the
making-the fit shows for it.
self.
FIR Piush Wraps. satin quilted lining.
90 KIND fors3
evsa wsss teG satin Saf no@ aIont n,n,s 1s,
bali uimmings,
o. kind fors 80
' f'u'n us iSs siSd for Sst.s1 si1 e grades
listsr Seal Cloth Newmarket, hand
some quilted lining. real seal ornA-
$50 kind for cas-
sea- ,sh.c sio'n hagians, handsom ly I'm.
q, kind for o.,
seal Cloth R.slan,. with angel sleeves
0iSery Gcst s7o k,nS I1Ssh; inr an
SOIL Plush %odjs.sas, a 10, w
e1kind fort 90
go kind for S32 so
- ana ssss. u. s,aa ;i%a Tor Us ling
s. s. sind .ina ior ior :is IL
second moor. Chestnut street front. Take eie.
vRtOrs.
The Broadway Of the store,
Chestnut street entrance, is still
surrendered to the Berlin
Jackets. They went out by
hundreds yesterday at 81, So,
81, and S. each. You know
the rest. Samples, no two
alike, half prices.
1t may be that our special lot
and auction price of lace and
other light curtains provoked
the exclamation, Why don't
they offer some bargains in
heavy Curtains ?"
Thought we heard you say
It, and told our Upholstery
head to heed you. He said,
"No, it can't be DONE" We
said, at must be DONE" And
out of the discussion comes the
following:
sspairs plain t,o shielas. with h,nd-
s,me Ser srnn,s, r%,M daaos orange, eosp. cop.
so a pair. tfsH,'"' from as. 0''e'
snsdov W toe S,no S1iorsi nile, Cleopatra. ma
Soa pair. from sls.
23Pairs shaded @ top shiclas hindsome
ngnied daoos, Japanese Ell, ct; blue,
ardoise' mahogany, cleopatra, Mile,
sis pair, from go.
us pairs 60-iUch hll-over figured Che.
nhie' Olive, 6lu,. cream, cream, terra Gotta.
pair. toEineRG ia Raisl sl.oyer'ngSsa iSr.,1S Cha.
niles; cream only,
:, s9a pair. from 1850.
10 pairs A-inch ell overhgured Che.
nilles; sage, pigeon blue, salmon,
20 pairs M-nch all. .ovsrngured Che.
sis a pair. IRON RHeS S's.so s''u'
odd lots In half pairs -Chsnilles ana
hall ana three quarters usual prices.
Shiela. What is Shiela /?
That's a conundrum, and we
give 1t up. Shiela means to US
a heavy velour finish, rich in
effect OF stuff and color. In
this offering some styles are
natural. others conventional.
The prices are off one.third. A
symptom of the period is the
cheapness with which rich fur.
nishing effects can be produced.
Elegance with economy. You've
read that in advertising a thou
sand times. We doubt If you
ever have had an equal chance
to make it practical.
Second noor. north of Trsnsept. -Four Gle.
There's always news in Dress
Goods. New stuffs all the
time faster now and slower
then, maybe, but no let up in
the coming.
But the best telling-for you
isn't always of the new
things. There are bargain
places blossoming here and
there, day by day. that you
won't care to skip il your dol
lars come hard.
If you can use short pieces Of
Dress Goods, we are next |
thing to giving some Of them |
away.
All the little lengths yard |
to 7-have been pulled out and |
marked at prices that a rem. |
nant should blush at.
In the lot are
foulss habit cloths
armures cAu ell hairs
cords maids
disgonals checks
and a variety of striped and
igured Novelties. Cloakines