Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-12
VIM. NEELY G. co.

Each day that fits across the busy scene of the great Bargain Fair adds new items to swell the long list of Bargain Mer- chandise.
 Every evening brings you nearer to the close of these three delightful weeks. Don't waste any of the precious moments yet remaining. A day lost may means DOLLARS lost. It's mis- take to be prodigal of time when time means money.
 "Where do the crowds all come from ?" is a question that might suggest itself to a stran- ger unacquainted with New Haven and her environments.
 We know-our fellow citi- zens know the ways of the Big Store" When they see the welcome posters telling of such a good time before them they don't wait for a second asking.
 They come in numbers that are in themselves creditable wit nesses of the confidence they have in our statements.
 Don't let your daily attend ance prevent you. reading the Bargain Bulletins in the papers. You might miss something you wouldn't have done for the world.
 CARPETS.
 Plenty of Red Tickets about the Carpet Hall on the 2d floor. We've laid an axe of price power to the trunk of many a goodly Carpet and chopped it right through. Some specimens: | Tapestry Brussels, iu this season's pat terms, reduced to 800 the yard. | Remnants of Body and Tapestry Brussels | in pieces of to IA yards, at real Fair prices A thick scattering of all sorts of Rugs anc Mats, in most all sizes and designs, with ( | liberal profusion of Red Tickets on them. LADIES' SHOES. Summer Shoe-wear swims into the great stream of Bargain Prices.
 Ladies' Tan Russet Goat Lace Shoes, Lampkin's make, opera toes and caps, sizes 2H to z, that were $I.7e, now $I.Io. WHITE GOODS. A case of White Momie Suitings floats down the Fai1 Bargain-Tide, 36 inch widths, at oc the yard,
 HOUSE LINEN. All sorts of the likeable odds and ends that Fair buyers fancy,
 3S-12 Fringed Red Bordered Lunch Sets that were $5 co, now $3.50.
 2S-12 Fringed Blue Bordered Lunch Sets that were $500, now $4.50.
 4S-12 Fringed Fancy Bordered Luncl Sets, that were $8 O., now $4.75. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
 Have a little patience, that. all we ask. We know it's diff cult, when Price Dainties likt these are hanging within reach
 Ladies' Muslin Skirts in 8 different styles Hamburg insertion and tuoks, cut from $1. to$1.19.
 Another lot in three different styles, GU from $2.00 to $1.50.
 Ladies Cambric Corset Gov CTS. Vandyke and square necks four styles, real Hamburg anc Torchon Lace trimmings, 4et apiece.
 Ladies' Muslin Blouse Waists, with req Hamburg trimming. collars, cuffs and edges down from $1.S5 to $1.26. | JEWELRY.
 Handsome, tasteful Finger wear is a Price Feature of tht Bargain Fair not wanting.
 Solid Gold Rings, set witt amethysts and garnets, come a oSc each.
 Imported AdornmeEts 1T Oxydized Silver and fine Pari sian Rolled Plate, with stone. and without, just as you fancy.
 Brooches, Lace Pins, Scar Pins, Earrings and Bracelets, 1T all sorts of dazzling designs, a LOG the choice.
 LADIES' GLOVES.
 The Glove Counter keep! adding to its list of Fair Re membranes. As many dollar saved here as anywhere.
 Pure Silk Gloves, with Kayssr's patsn treble tipped finger ends, 75c the pair.
 A whole host of Fabric Gloves, in Silk, Lisle Thread and Taffeta, come like this:
 sso quality for 1sc.