Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-12
DRESS GOODS.

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Our Dress Goods business is
paying us less profit than it ought,
because we are supplying the best
md most fashionable materials at
much closer prices than ordinary
:etail trade justifes, content to
wait for profit until the volume of
business grows to immense pro-
portions, when a small percentage
Of gain will yield satisfactory re-
turns. We are now showing the
latest novelties, such as Plaid and
Stripe Combinations ofplain goods
and fancy and embroidered fronts
and side panels. Mixtures in
Tweeds, Camel Hair, Cheviots,
Scotch Checks and Stripes, for
tailor made suits. Plain weaves
in India Twills, Serges, Camel
Hair, Cut Cashmere, Sebastopol,
Henriettas and Mohairs. Partisan
Robes and Pattern Dresses, with
applique and embroidered fronts,
pretty polka dot sideband, in the
softest and most bewitching col
orings. Hair-Line Cheviots, Eng
lish light weight Tweeds. Let
one tell the price story:
25 vandyke Point Robes, in the newest
colorings; $12.5O Robe for $3.50.
Mohairs in every shade that Dame Fashion
demands; AZ inches wide for Soc yard.
Our display of China Silks
might be justly termed rainbow
hued, p inches wide, 50 cents
the yard.
New Black SoIeil Cloths, lustrous as Satin
yard. Bought them cheap, we give you
the benefit.
Wraps! Costumes ! Jackets
Tea Gowns! Killarneys! Have
you looked at the modest-priced
side of our costume business 2
Little encouragement for home
dressmaking there. Take this
dress of Tricot, good, sturdy quail
ity in Tan and Brown-the latest
fashion quirks-waist made revere
front, pulled sleeves, standing
collar, skirt plated in front, panels
of braiding, and the price but Sill.
Between Sill and SIS a dozen
catchy styles. Wraps and Jack
cts the same way; every one with
the freshness and bloom of Spring.
stookinet Jacket, braid, bound with very
Whipcord, Chevron, Cheviot and Cork.
screw Jackets, tailor made, S. and upwards,
Shoulder Capes, six different shapes, S. O(
up.
Beaded Capes, 49, up.
Tea Gowns, in Cashmere and Satines,
So. so up.
ssTIELPs TO HoUsEKEEpERs" is
the title of a little book we have
Just issued, brimful Of useful in
formation for the experienced as
we'll as the inexperienced house
keeper. It's yours, free, for the
asking.
The ssDemorest Sewing Ma
chine" the peer Of any 500 ma
chine, is sold at the big store for
5000. Describe it as we may,
it will not take the place of look
ing at it. Come and see its
workings.
Still more of the sharp price
cutting:
A box of pure Irish Linen Note Paper
Two dozen sheets Note Paper, same quantity
of Envelopes, and Blotter, for loo the box.
One of the reigning novelties
for Ladies' wear is Women's
Shirts-The "Vassar"-in plain
white and fancy patterns, the col
lars and cuffs attached to the
Shirt; the bosom Is inches long,
plated or plain, with draw-cord
at the waist. This unique and
perfect fitting garment for sale at
the Lace counter.
In Parasols there are practi-
cally but two styles this season,
the medium flat and tub shape.
We candidly give you our opin-
ion that the tub is the ugliest
shape ever made to shade the
face of Beauty.
We have them, not for profit,
but to show you til lie difference
between those uhcouth, i'll.
shaped caricatures and the beau
tiful creations of the combined
art of Taste and Fashion. See
these shapes and fandies Of irri.
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