Smyrna times., 1890-10-08
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Bordered stuffs were never
handsomer-nor more auda-
cious. Velvet plays leading
part in the prettying-bars,
blocks, up and down stripes Of
velvet and Bourette effects al
ternating and many other dain-
ty designs.
But AstraKan Borders are
thickest. One of the oldest
and most charming has a band
of Astrakan with a broad bor-
der of lighter colored Silk
above, giving the effect of
dropping plumes. On this
big polka dots of Astrakan are
scattered.
Southwest of centre.
Cold wave time, and here's
the "Cold Wave' Blanket.
All wool, 74x84 inches, 6 to
81 lbs, and the price but S..
Near Womens Waiting Room
Book News for October go
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 times one cannot read all the
good books that are published, nor even all one
would like to read. We must pick and choose.
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 out Just what is
best for our particular case; some one must tell
US, This very want of ours has been anticipated,
ana the magazine called Book NEWS
month and tells you all about the new books
gives you pictures from some of them, always
mas DIT Of poetry, and portrait of some writer
in whom you are interested, and in addition
short reviews of the more conspicuous among
the latest publications. Try 1t for year and you
Sept. 13, 1890
That's it, that's BOOK
SC: a copy, soc a
year.
With Books, Thirteenth street entrance.
The imperial character of
our Dress Goods stock makes
it almost imperious upon your
attention. You may not pass
it by if you have any care for
a complete knowledge of the
Dress Goods of the season or
for possible economies. Let
us tell you of two sorts.
Scotch Snttimgs.
.Finy kinds at a single counter: grand bold
plaidS, modest homespuns, neat checks, stylish
oyerplnidS lnOdsh stripes The charm of the
CheviotS is universally felt. rarely understood
Perhaps you may explain il by the association
Of rough fabric with exquisite color At that
p0 mt the deX eritS is more Scotch than French.
You are almost staggered by the largenesS of
some STYLES and the strength of some colorings
You doubt perhaps. Take The benefit of the
solution
Honest stuffs they are. 50 inches wide, $3.50 to
cZJU.
At fifty cents. Unless you
are vertible skeptic, a Dry
Goods Bear, you must be
surprised at the Wooden Stuffs
at 50 cents,
Here are Clan Plaids. Mackenzie. Graham,
FortysecOnd and all the rest, &c inches wide an.
wool. twilled weave. a brilliant fresh lot at 50
cents. The style of double cost.
Beside them another lot with all the same
cameFs hair thrown in, at so cents
Beyond, again, lot Of HOmespun Cheviot
DiagOnals in browns and grays, weave width
and quality just like the clean plaids, also so
cents.
1t is pleasant to get these new
products at little prices :;
the previous question,
cuts off debate about many a
lot of stuffs from last year or
before. A used-to-be mer-
chant holds on to old things.
soushesst of centre.
That 81 Sewing Machine.
Not so much of a toy as YOU think, perhaps.
simple, strong, faster by four times maybe, than
lot is likely to be the last.
Basement north Of centre.
John WANAMAKER