Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
Nanamaker.s.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, october 4. Isa'

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, October 8, 1880.
Bordered stuffs were never
handsomer--nor more auda.
cious. Velvet plays a lead.
Ing part in the prettying-
bars, blocks, up and down
stripes of Velvet and Bourette
effects alternating and many
other dainty designs.
But Astrakhan Borders are
shickest. OGe- of the oldest
and most charming has a
band of Astrakhau with a
broad border of lighter colored
SILK above. giving the effect
q dropping plumes. On this
Dig polka dots of Astrakhan
are scattered.
Southwest Of centre.
Cold wave time, and here's
the Gold Wave" Blanket.
All wool, 74x84 inches. 6 to
6Hlbs., and the price but S..
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Book N4ws for October TO
pages) Is ready with plate.
paper portrait Of the late John
y
Boyle 0 Reilly and nine illus
trations chosen from leading
cooks Of the month.
IN these busy times ono cannot read ali mo
fonl BOOKS That are published, nor even Mi one
meuld IKE IN read, We must u ok and choose
a..ete ars some among the busiest Of u who
ca read but few out Of the many, hui wa womb
IKE 10 know something OF what diners are
reading, and We cannot spend time TO look ovar
pilts ~ nonks anu ma out tnst what is hest fer
our particular ease; some Que must roll ia
inns very want of ours has been antieipated.
ahd me magazine called BOOK NEWS is
Just the friend you want. 1t comes every nonth
and tells You III about the new book rivss
you PIC nres from some OF them always has Ii
,il o. poetry ana a portrait Of some writer In
whom you are Interested, and in addition shorr
reviews Of the more conspicuous among tha
latest publications. Try it for a yenr and Won
WI want It longer. Cambridge {liasS.( Chro,ii-
laat's IL, that's 30 TX News.
Z a copy. soc = VeAt.
With Books, Thirteenth stree. entrance.
Inc imperial character Of
he Dress Goods stock makes
It almost imperious Ia its com
mand upon your attention.
You may not pass 1t by .fyou
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 SultiNgs. J.
Fifty kinds at a single counter; grand
bold plsids, modest homespuns, neat
checks, stylish overplaids, modish stripes.
The charm Of the Oheyiots Ia universally
felt, rarely understood. Perhaps you
may explain 1t by the association Of rough
fabric with exquisite color. Atthst point
The dexterity is more Scotch than French,
You are almost staggered by the large
AS'D
some colorings. You donui, perhaps.
Take the benefit OF the doubt until YOU
,nd the dressmaker agree in the solution. @
Honest stuifs they aye, SO inches wide, X
sl. so to go SO.
AT Fifty cents. Unless you
are verltable skeptic, a Dry
Goods Bear, you must be
ladlysurprisedat the Wooden
osuffs at so cents.
Here are CLAIM Plaida, Mackenzie.
iraham, Forty-second and all the rest.
q inches wide, Atwood, twilled weave. a
brilliant fresh lot at go cents. The style
# double cost
Beside them another lot with oil the
anne points of honesty, also plaids, plain
Teave with camels hair thrown in, at 500.
Beyond, again, lot of Honesoun
,heviot Diagonsls in browns and graya
Ieave, width and quality just like the
Ian plaids, also 50 cents.
l. is pleasant to get these
lew products at little prices
moves the previous question,
uts of debate about many a
ot of stufis from last year or
leiore. A used to be mer-
liant holds on to old things.
,utheast Of centre
That 50 Sewing Machine.
Not SO much OF toy as you think.
srhaps. Simple, strong, faster by four
meg, maybe, tt an finger work; help as
ell as play thing. This lot is likely to
, the last.
'soment north Of centre.
oHN WANAMAKER