Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-18

PnfLADaLPnrA. Friday. Oct IA. -

Year by year our getting Of
Linens has grown bigger and
bigger. The doings Of one
season are never high enough
mark for the next season.
More and more things made
just as we would have them,
getting closer and closer to the
producers all the time.
There isn't a prominent
maker OF Linens anywhere
whose goods are not repre-
sented in our stock II they are
sneh as aOe can guarantee. We
take the entire output Of some
big manufacturers.
That's why we can make
prices so interesting for you.
All the between costs are
saved.
We can give you Table Lin
ems from 28 to 90 inches wide ;
Tablecloths up to 3 yards wide
some 8 yards long. Fringed
Cloths from yard square to 2
x4 yards. This will give you a
price notion: One Fringed
Tablecloth 2H yards long, IL
Doilies to match, at $2.65 the
set same size, without fringe,
1918 the set Compare them
with any IS set in town.
We've said a word before OF
the German Barnsley Dam
ask" that wonderful Table
Linen at 81 and SI.2o. Soft
and free from dressing, almost
like satin brocade to look at.
Plenty Of it now.
And that Napkin, % inches
square, unfinished, only two
sides to hem. at $I.1o a dozen.
AS well worth $3.50 as any
Napkin we ever had.
100 feet of counter for only
Towels and Towelings. You'd d
tire of it if we were to tell half
the sorts. No need to. 81 a
dozen to $3.50 each. Here's
one at random Monte or
diaper centre, fancy broche
border, knotted fringe, 37Hc.
A very much finer Towel,
with exquisite tapestry borders
in gobelin effects. $3.50, from
81 (; about half what it would
cost you in Berlin.
Another long counter for Just
Bed Linen, the clean, crisp stufs
that thrifty housewives prize so
highly. Here's French hand
woven Sheeting, old-fashioned
bleach at Csc yard. Try a
bit before you buy much, if you
please rub and drub it, and
then compare with any 81
Sheeting in the market.
Pillow Linens are 40 to "a
inches wide. A dozen weights
and qualities.
Hemstitched Pillow and Boil
ster Cases and Sheets of
course. Prices on some OF
them as if handwork cost moth
ing.
We hold up four Blankets.
They stand for between thirty
and forty sizes and grades-SI
to $50 the pair:
IA big "tuck-in" Blanket CeOx9O inches,,
made especially for our trade, OF fine
NdIntiuh htOth, except tne few ounces
of hidden cotton warp; close finish,
werih We make Rs"Si the price g ,I6.se. SGSa 'l2''
"A heavier Blanket, same size, Scotch
wool stock, weight ten pOunds-nne
pounds fwo ounces Of good sensible Wooi,
fourteen ounces of light cotton warp. Cd
8-Se1sn pounds pure wool. silks. inches. S.
t-@r pounds all,wool nning, fine cotton
warp, 7ixsc inches u a pair.
Half a dozen grades Scarlet
Blankets, all wool, 50 to 80 a
pair, and maybe twenty sorts OF
Fancy Blankets for camping
and what not, $3.50 to $3.50
each.
We pick one Down Quilt
from a mountain of lightness
and softness. Covered with
French sateen, six feet square,
filled with clean, white, fluffy
down. and warranted to hold
it eight dollars each.
John Wanamaker.
HESRr WOLF
FURNITURE STORE,
6, has removed rem to 1876 East King street, having a
lowest prices. Also Undertaking promptly at
enueu 70. tail ana examine our goods.