Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-02-03

as the new importations are now
arriving.
Such Double Width Imported
and American Dress Goods and
Suitings and Novelties at 25, 40,
50 and 75c the ladies say they have
never seen.
5o-inch Suitings and Mixtures at
IS, 40, 50 and 75c; these are at
rear of store adjoining the bargain
Broadcloths.
5o-inch Imported Goods at 81,
real value 81 50; their equal you
have never seen; the price is 81;
the colors are choice.
One case I6-inch Silk Pushes at
25c; just half price, but they are
all Terra Gotta shades and they'll
| go quick at a quarter.
27-inch Black Silk Costume Vel
vets (or to make velvet sleeves or
trimming if you wish) at 81 50 and
So; too many of these fine goods
and the Surplus must be reduced"
the Velvet and Plush Shelves must
be emptied to a great extent to
make room for the New India and
Wash Silks, of which we open 200
pieces to-day, surprising in dis
tinctness of style, quality, and
coupled with our usual low prices,
are worth your attention. Fashion
predicts a large demand for the
new Wash striped India Silks and
Surahs, and deservedly so, as these
goods are very stylish; others beau
tiful in their elegant simplicity.
Some SIG 50 Paris Silk Novel
ties marked down to S., and some
other lots of choice ones at 81,
81 50, 81, s. and 81.
Dollar Black Silk Armure Roy
aleS at 7sc.
One case Black Silk Surahs at
soc.
24-inch Black Silk Surahs at
prices, for fine goods, that are
much less than you can buy them
for in April or May. Elect for
yourself whether this is a good in
vestment or not. We invested in
several thousand yards, because of
the great bargain, and we propose
turning them out at such prices as
will make a stir this week at the
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Fine, elegant 24-inch Black Surahs
will do it, and the bargain Black
Silks shall assist if prices and quail
ity will accomplish it. They have
never failed to do so with US in the
past 20 years, and We know they
won't now.
The complexion of the Dry
Goods business, SO fashion says, is
"Scotch;" it has been quite "Eng-
lish, you know" for some time.
We open to-day some advance
styles of Dress Goods and Suitings
that are French, German, Scotch
and English, our own direct i'm
portations, and one particular lot
that are 5o-inch Scotch Cheviot
Stripes, made in America, and
when they are made here we be-
ieve in saying so. The remarkable
part of it is 5o-inch wide at soc,
lew and stylish; if they had come
lcroSs the water or had a foreign
icket on they would sell at 81 IS,
md there will be goods sold this
eason at 81 IS and 81 50 that
lave no more style and possess no
more merit than these do. If you
,refer the 81 to S. kind they will
'e here, and some are opening to-
lay.
The Cloak Room Bargains-no.
.ot that-sacrifces that are selling
undreds of fine garments daily,
his week is to be effective in clear
1g the Cloak Room.
Several hundred pieces new
,ephyr Ginghams, Anderson's cell
brated, and the choicest yet
hown; and the "A American and
cotch Zephyrs, that are great
walls of Anderson's, at 25c; 500
ieces of these for selection.
Our particular "a Zephyr Cling
am, extra fine, at I5c, gotten up
zpressly for Misses and Children's
'resses, is the greatest Gingham
ard; dainty, fine and medium
yles, I5c. All these fine Cling
ans are at the center counters in