Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-16

mer housekeeping.
The Cottage Beautiful.
The Adirondack Camp.
Both on third floor. Take
centre elevator.
There is succession Of Bar
gain interests. You must not
ring the bell even though we do
repeat "all-wool Challis at IS
cents The printed ones
which you have been buying so
freely since Monday last are
still in full assortment, but to
them we add to-day another
lot, plain. at the same price.
The assortment includes all of
the following colors:
eyesin ,TS.g o,, t"bae
tell cadet
drab apple green
i,FS' vi. blue ssr'H'@f ssr%i"ai
lavender black
This completes the Challis
offering. Last week 37H cents,
a short time previous SO cents,
this week IS cents. What's
the Challis world coming to9
Southeast Of centre.
Another sensation in Sat
eens. The koechlins at IS
cents are going quickly-will
soon be gone, although the lot
has been greatly increased in
volume and variety since it was
opened on Monday. The news
today is about large lot of
American Sateens. The sam
pie cards lie before the writer,
but of the makers he is perfect
ly ignorant. perhaps always
will be. Trademarks are good,
judgment better. The goods
are worth IS cents as Sateens
go. A knowing one says these
goods have never been less
than 20 cents. They are yours
at IaH cents. Ninety varic,
ties. Styles, colors and print
ing crowd the Koechlins very
hard.
Northeast Of centre.
The Sateen and Challis Bar
gains are creating the f0o,'c of
the season in Retail Dry Goods.
Note this. You are not in
vited here to see paltry lots of
Bargain Dry Goods. We touch
nothing that is unworthy your
attention. You will therefore
always find our talk worth read
ing, our goods worth seeing.
There are a few more of the
Black Hemstitched Neilings to
come. Styles were never bet
ter.
Black Camel Hair Grena-
dine with Ribbon Border is
snapped up on sight. Enough
for a few days yet.
When with the black goods
don't miss seeing the 4o-inch
Wool Grenadines, in neat
checks and plain, at 65. 75c,
and 81.
Northwest of centre.
Trade tidbits come our way
every day. Here's the latest
in Women's Suits:
| Satecn suits at ~
| Zephyr and Gingham suits att
| Embroidered t'insham suits at 81
Embroidered Lawn and Zephyr at So
White Lawn Suits $3.50 to $40,
according to hneness and
amount of embroidery.
The retail market price Of
any of them is about double.
second floor. cnestnu, street side. -Four cleva-
| tors.
II you have a Jersey in mind
you can save half the usual
money if you're quick. 9oc to
50.
Second floor. Chestnut street 'front.' Take ele-
| Nstor.
There's a Chestnut street
window full of Misses and
Children's Dresses at about
half. See them and you'll won
der who loses the money. No
matter.
Second floor, Chestnut street side. -Four sIc-
Vator.
If getting the Muslin Under
wear things ready made simply
saved you worry, home work
would be too dear. You are
likely to save all but material.
Some times part OF that. Judge
by these:
Low neck Cambria Corset Cover, 'front.' aud
back trimmed with neat embroidery, 25c.
Cambria Drawers, with neat Hamburg edge
and plaits1 15c.
Cambria Gown, plated yoke, 81.
Muslin Gown, with wheel embroidery and
plaits 10.
Lawn Aprons, loc.
Nurses Caps, lac.
Second floor, Juniper street side.