Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-04

PHrLADsLrnrA. Friday. OCT. ., ise.

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progress. Small Boys Suits
have short trousers-knicker-
bockers-and Boys, long trou-
sers. Young Mems Suits are
the smaller sizes Of Mems.
These subdivisions give better
chance for proper distinctions.
The Young Mems Clothing is
of the gayer style, and the
Small Boys more fanciful. The
clothier is freer to produce, the
buyer has larger choice.
The special thought Of the
day runs to Light Overcoats.
Grandson and Grandfather, and
the generation between, are
provided for. Prices $3.50 to
S32.5o. The youngster can
have an Overcoat with Prince
Albert front and strapped
seams. the oldster can have one
plain as pike staff.
Omnibns and E.rfinsH make
the autiphon of our Clothing9
Market street Side.
Macintoshes. Do you know
them ? Rain or snow or shine
no odds which. if you have a
Macintosh on. Dressy always;
the part that sheds wet is hid
den. But you almost wonder
7ohere--the stuff is SO light and
soft.
An outgrowth Of English
drizzle and drip. They give
such things more study than
we.
Were are agM hnndyed and
F/ly-ar Weu's NatinhSheS at
less Mom good sossan1cr Coats
soonld cost yen Macintoshes
precisely fitted to yonr needs ;
sorts that neither harden nor
soften, but stay just right
through thick and thin, indoors
and out
Single thick, without cape, -.
Double thick, without cape, IS.
Either sort, with cnPe.s8.
Half the regular American
prices, about one-third the
English. And for perfect
goods A dozen or twenty
colors.
Chestnut street, west.
The newest Scarf for men is
Hyde Park AN Ascot ready
tied. Nobby-and neat.
New line of Ascots-silk
with embroidered figures.
Club House Bow, another
novelty.
You'll see the fashion pulse
of the world beating all through
, Mems Furnishings.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
The attractions attract in Mil
! lineryl-especially in the Trim
: med Hats and Bonncts. It's a
worlds Bonnet Fair.
The Velvet Flowers were
crowded out of the advertising
yesterday. You wouldn't mis-
take them for natural, no, bu,
they are beautiful. The sot,
tones of velvet Colors put ir
flower forms cannot fail tc
please. Look at them.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corner.
! When you think of "Dres:
/, Silks" the compleme n tar,
/ thought should be Wana
Makers By the constan
telling, by the great stock, b,
c the little prices we mean tc
work the law of association be
tween our silks and your mind
We shall succecd-are sue
cceding.
Transept.
. Children's Dresses anc
Coats. BY far the fullest ant
best gathering of them we've
ever shown. One seasor
teaches another-furthcr am
/: further ahead every time.
Take girls of ID or 10 years,
, You know how the common
way has been to give then
Dresses that were weak copie:
of the garments made for Older
people. 1t has made you sh,
Of buying ready-made things
I for you. We've changed al
that. The goods, the shapes
! the trimmings are exactly wha
young ladies' of good taste
would choose. Modest stuhs
simply made, neat, handsome
girlish, but neither childish nol
womanish.
Take little bpys-the CHR
rupy fellows of 3, a or 5 years
Either a girls Coat or a big
boys Coat, with some of the