Evening journal., 1889-06-10
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PHILADELPHIA. Monday, June 10. 1850.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday, June III, 1850.
Ginghams.
Have you noticed the WON
derfully handsome lines at 8,
10, and I2Hc? One of the
most surprising things in the
whole swing and sweep of the
Ginghams (about 100 Styles
is the beauty of those at least
prices. Colors such as you'd
expect only in the very best
grades, weaving like the Scotch.
Don't make up your mind by
the price-tags. It's your good
fortune that there are such 8,
10, and I2Hc Ginghams.
A new coming of 25c Cling
hams. Assortment complete.
We haven't a new word for
the 80 and 371lc kinds. Think
of Gingham perfection and
then look-beauties you never
suspected.
Northeast of centre.
Silk Plush Shoulder Scarfs
made to sell at $I4 are marked
$3.50. And their season Just
herel More of the French
Chudda Shawls, cream, black,
red, at $I.25.
Second floor, near Juniper and Chestnut
streets corner. Take elevator.
$I.75 Flouncings at 81.
SI.45 Flouncings at ooc.
The richest, rarest Ham
burgs we have. Forty-five
inches wide.
Fine Swiss Hemstitched and
Embroidered Flouncings that
by good rights should be S1.5o
are 81.
Half a dozen designs of 22-
inch Flouncings are cut just as
sharply.
So are a variety of a to s.
inch Embroidered nainsooks.
Mind you. These are not
remnants or samples or off
color stock of any sort; tie
a'e'y best Of 0e'y best.
Southeast of centre
The few left of those 3 and
a blade Pocket Knives go to
25c-just half price. White,
black, and buckhorn handles.
Every knife warranted.
Juniper and Market streets corner.
4oc FountaiR Pens plenty
again. Filler, hard rubber
holder and all complete. Two
extra pens.
Juniper and Market streets.
-Four quick elevators and
nine easy stairways take you
to the Muslin Underwear on
the second floor.
A quiet, roomy, convenient
spot, and retired enough. Your
picking and choosing isn't in
the eye of the public. Just
the sort of place for quiet
comfort in buying.
It's only now and then that
we tell you of what's going on
there. No need to. You
know that there's always a gen,
erous, well assorted, price-won-
derful stock on those many
shelves, with bargain windfalls
all the time turning up among
them.
Here are a few scattering
twigS from the latest:
An entire making of Ladies' Lawn Sacks
comes to us so we can make the prices
2lc to $40.
Lawn Blouses with plated and embroid-
cred yokes, back and front, 81, Sl.6j, 81
upward.
ChemiseS:
Cambria, VAL lace yoke, and on neck and
sleeves. 25 cents,
Cambria, with 1orchon insertion, lace
banding beading and ribbon on yoke, 20
cents
Muslin, with surplice front and square
back, handsomely trimmed with Ham
burg insertion, edge and banding. 81.
Cambria, with fine Hamburg yoke and
edge on neck and sleeves, IS cents.
French Hand Embroidered Chemises, one
style at 55 cents, one at 70 cents.
Drawers:
Cambria, with blind embroidered edge, 65
cents.
Muslin, with wide and fine Hamburg
ruifie, 81.
Cambria, with hem and 10 plaits, 50 cents.
Night Gowns:
Cambria, all-over plated yoke, with neat
edge on neck. yoke and sleeves, 81. The
SIPS kind.
Cambria, with embroidered and plated
yoke. neat edge on neck, yoke and
sleeves, Sl.25.
Cambric Val. lace and plated yoke, lace
on neck, yoke aud sleeves; sizes IA and
10, 70 cents.
Cambric plated and beaded yoke, edge on
neck and sleeves; sizes 10 and 10, 81.
Skirts:
Muslin. neat and hne Hind embroidered