The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-10-10
0Uanamaker's
PnILADELPHIA. Monday. Oct. 6, 1890.

Bordered stufs were never
handsomer-nor more auda-
cious. Velvet plays a leading
part in the prettying-bars,
blocks, up ana down stripes OF
Velvet and Bourette effects
alternating and many other
dainty designs.
But Astrakhan Borders are
thickest. One of the oldest
and most charming has a band
of Astrakhan with a broad
border Of lighter colored SILK
above, giving the effect OF
dropping plumes. On this big
polka dots of Astrakhan are
scattered.
Southwest of centre.
Gold wave time, and here's
the Cold Wave" Blanket. All
wool, 74xS4 inches 6 to 81 lbs,
and the price but s..
Near women's Waiting Room.
Book News for October 100
pages is ready with a plate
paper portrait Of the late John
Boyle O'Reilly and nine illus
trations chosen from leading
books Of the month.
In these busy time. one cannot read all the
good books that are published, nor even All
one would like TO read. We must pick and
choose. There are some among the busiest
of us who can read but few out of the many,
but we would like to know something Of
what others are reading and we cannot spend
time to look over piles of books and find ont
just what is best tor Gus particular ease; some
one must tell us. This very want of ours has
been anticipated, and the magazine called
Book NEWS + i 4 is just the friend you want.
1t comes evcsy month, snd tells You All about
the new books, gives you pictulcs from some
o tbem, always has a bit of poetry. and a
portrait ofsome writer in whom you are in
interested, and in addition short reviews of
the more conspicuous among the latest publ
cations. Try ID for a year and you Will want it
ionger-Culabridge tuass) Chronicle, SPIT.
10, 1890.
That's it, that's Book News. &C
a copy, soc a year.
With Books. Thirteenth street entrance.
The imperial character of the
Dress Goods stock makes it
almost imperious in its COM
mand upon your attention. You
may not pass it by if you have
any care for a complete know
ledge of the Dress Goods of the
season or for possible econ
omies. Let us tell you Of two
sorts.
Scohh S1HkMgS.
Fifty kinds at u single counter, grand bold
plaids, modest homespuns, neat checks,
stylish overplaids, modest stripes. The charm
of The Cheyiots is universally felt, rarely
understood. Perhaps you may explain it by
the association of rough fabric with exquisite
color. At that point the dexlerity is more
Scotch than French.
You are always staggered by the largen ess
of some styles and the strength a. of some color
ings. You doubt, perhaps. Take the benefit
ofthe doubt until You aud the Ore 5smtker
agree in the solution.
Honest stun. they are, 70 inches wide, $50
tos2t0.
At Fifty cents. Unless you
are a veritable skcptic, a Dry
Goods Bear, you must be gladly
surprised at the Wooden Stuffs
at 50 cents.
Here are Clan plaids, Mackenzie Graham
forty-second and all he rest 3G inches wide.
%all-wool, twiiled weave, a brilliant fresh LOT at
so cents. The style of double cost.
Beside them another lot with All the same
points of honesty. also plaids. plain weave
with camels hair thrown in, at soc.
beyond, again, II lot OF liomespun Cheyiot
Diagonafs in browns and erays, weave, width
and quality just like the clan plalds, also 80