Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-20
VIM. NEELY G co.
NEW HAVEN oenu., Friday. June 20. 1890.
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 .Some of tAe Moyutmg's ens- .bhasaged Bavguzms fyov TO a.ns. % / Z. m. a0zH G.: India Linen. summer dress ing, in 30 inch widths, at 8I-3 cents the yard.
 Navy blue and black Jersey Suits, blouse waists bound in black and white, at $I.5o usual price Says.
 Standard Prints in fast colors and handsome styles at 5 cents the yard.
 Double width Wool Brocades 36 inch widths, at 1oc the yard.
 Genuine Imported Russet Lace Shoes, with opera toe and cap, at $1.25. Regular price $I.7o.
 In the Boys Clothing there will be odd Pants in FIFTY diff ferent patterns. All sizes, 4 to IA, at 37c. Usually 4oc. In the Corset department the B. "A la Modele" Corset in three different shades. All sizes 4oc. Regularly sold at soc.
 4 fezO gzeamzxgs from kAe. 3 2. m. to 51. m. attractions are ::
 Ladies Genuine Russet and Bright Dongola Oxford Ties in the Shoe department at 7oc usual price never less than o8c. Boys Cassimere Suits of Coat and Pants, all sizes, 4 to "A, at l o8c. Ordinary price $1.4o.
 American Girl" Corsets in white, drab and ecru shades, at 55c. Cheap at 75c.
 Beautiful Cream Linen Dam ask, 58 inch widths, for 35c the yard.
 In the Cloak department, En- broidered Drap d'Ete Fichus with fine sewing silk fringes, at $1.55.
 In the Dress Goods, double width Black all wool Striped Soliel Cloth at 35c the yard. Whew! How hot it is get ting Trying work to keep U aSA ef tho thermometer. Think of the July and August temperature to come, too! Wise people don't ask what's the best heat-wear. They come and buy CHALL1s. It's going to be the biggest Challis year on record. Why? Because noth- ing can equal it for cool, com fortable, charming dressing at an inconsiderable cost. The domestic goods tell this 4@2 s ':!s and GP essss;: s53ss ness. FOUR
 G(ztftsSA Gss1s sas F;sa S@s kANGENYARD in A NNN inch widths MN\N of soft cream fnAA,tTSss grounds E H A.\EvA sprinkled <ags sk-1A'|.NIs) with all sorts ! 5 s\gSXf flo floral fanta- You'll find inferior stuffs else where with ANOTHER CENT OR TWO a yard tackled on them. In the FIVE cent quality there's a hundred different styles to choose from. The daintiest pick CT is pretty sure to get pleased.
 CHALL1s DU MONDE, or challis "of the world" in good United States vernacular, is another variety that deserves its title, for it has a world of quality and de- sign. Sturdy, stout wear, that won't fade or dirt easily. NINE CENTS the yard isn't too much for such summer suitabili- ties; you'll say so, too. They're in 28 inch widths on the center table at the Temple street en- trance.
 Still more beauty crowded into the 17c quality, though it seems scarcely possible. Delici- ous cream, grey fawn, black and white and other tinted grounds, blossoming with a flower garden of fanciful spray-scatterings in variegated foliage, forget-me- nots, trailing arbutus, clustered blackberries, blue-bells and such like fairy tracery, in A inch widths.
 Stately as the stateliest of the Challis band stand the English Mohair Challis, an importation, worthy their origin. A maxi mum of quality at a minimum of price. Soft all wool drapery that falls into natural folds as chastely classical as even Antig- one herself could desire.
 They excel their 63c gilt edged French neighbors and are just half the price they were at the beginning of the season. Designs and colorings mani