Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-28
VIM. NEELY & co.
Pillow Cases, 22Hx36, at SIPS

Now from White to Black. | A little bunch of BLACK DRESS goods for today. Wool Suiting in Armures, Cloths, Sun Cloths, Moire Grenattas, and Berber Stripes. These are in a very handsome collection of patterns and are sold elsewhere at $1.oo the yard. We've got just 500 yards of them at a sacrifice, owing to a recent trade failure, and we will run them out at CSC a yard
 Partisan Robings ranging from $6.75 to SIS. These are, perhaps, the most charming things we've ever had. They in- clude the celebrated "Tyrolean" robes, lace effect fronts on dark grounds, grenadine fronts, scroll embroidered fronts, "Eiffel Tower" effects, and variety of other delicate designs.
 Just a little lot of the China Silks you liked so much, "A inch widths at 75c. They're the same sort. Genuine travellers from Shanghai and Canton, and the price is, as you know, not worth talking about.
 A word for Embroidery. It should have been heard from before. The Vandyke Points | don't look so handsome when they curled up. In our Hem stitched Vandyke effects the points are made fast to the hem. In beautiful Irish Point and Point de Gene from $1.25.
 The Hamburg Edgings come in all the patterns you're look ing for. Widths from I H to 9 inches. Prices from 5 to 12Hc. In Embroidered Skirtings there's plenty of choice. Dainty designs and most elaborate workmanship; widths from 9 to IS inches.
 Delicate lace and corded eff fects in yokes, sleeves and waists begin at 25c and go to o8c, Tuckings are in various widths and patterns plain lace effects, clusters of tucks, and others. A full line of cambric allovers, beginning at 25c.
 Just a moment the Lace counter next. One of those pretty lace PARAsoL COVERS in l white, cream, or two-toned ef- fleets, for baby's carriage. They begin at 45c and go to $1. .38. | Mamma, too, can have her | choice in Sunshade Covers in Chantilly, Escurial, Hand-run l Spanish, and Spanish Guipure, from $1.oS to $4.5o each. The "Demorest" Sewing Ma chine is not far off now. We haven't talked much about it lately, for it's been running l away so fast we haven't had 1 time. How ridiculous to pay $40 1 or $50 for a machine when you l can get the "Demorest," which is better than most and as good as the best, for less than half the money. We've got an expert always here who'll show you the | working in moment. Take a little trip into the BASEMENT and look at those just come from the maker. They're splen- didly finished with cabinet draw CTS, extension leaf and nickel trimmings. Compare these pri- ces with those of other machine makers Antique Oak, $21.5o Black Walnut, $1o.5o.
 The beautiful Parasols have crept into everybody's favor. This seasons stock is an entirely new one. We didn't carry a stick over from last season. Just a little lot of 26-inch SUN UNI BRELLAs with real gold CAPS. They would be priced anywhere else at $500 anyhow. We offer them at $3.e8. There's been quite a run on those 24-inch Glorias at o2c.
 We'll wind up with "Web. ster." Don't forget the big die tionary in library leather with it's 1885 pages for $I.9S. No excuse for bad spelling now. Ask to see one. You'll be sure to want it.
 Old Father Time has put down his foot here and we must stop. This evening we'll continue. | A