Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-19
lr1y Goods.
EVEN MCINTYRE & co.

l The contemplated change is almost an
 assured fact, thanks to your generous re-
 sponses. A reduction of 5000 cannot
 be made in a few days, therefore we con-
 tinue the great slaughter in prices. Space does not admit of many enumerations, but in the following departments you will find
 the most tempting bargains yet offered: Dress Goods. Half Wool, as low ss loo, 11c, 15c. All Wool, 25c, 29c, 374c, 50c and 75c. Have stock close on to $22, 900 in this depart
 ment. Every price mentioned, and great many not mentioned here, are all out down to the lowest notch. Silks.
 $15, ,OO0 stock will keep three men busy all the week tending to your wants. Prices are made So you cannot help buying.
 Wash Goods.
 The largo and handsome stock offered at this counter will be in as great demand this week as last. The goods a.s not only new and very pretty, but they are awfulIy cheap, beginning at 33c for good Challie and ending with a 11c Gingham that would be cheap at 15c.
 White Goods.
 The many tempting bargains at this counter kept three men working hard all last week. A further reduction on several new lines will necessitate putting on extra men to help. The 40inch eide band Lawns for aprons is one of the features at this counter-price 61c-snd Plaid Lawns at Sc, besides the good things in India Linen, Victoria Lawns and fine Nainsooks. Table Linen.
 Housekeepers and hotel people have made quite a raid on this class of merchan- disc, but stock is not one quarter gone yet. Have added few choice things in Damask, Napkins and Towels; also an extra man. COttOns.
 Although this is not really the season for selling many Cottons, 1t is doubtful if we ever sold more than we did last week, ow- ing to the cut in prices.
 Laces.
 At the beginning of this contemplated change we had chance to procure big widths, at half former prices; also 8 lot of Hsmburgs. It is almost impossible to de- scribe how fast they are going. Clerks are huddled together as thick as bees, yet can not cut .be goods any too quick to suit eager buyers. More attractions added in fine goods. Hosiery.
 Ladies are buying Hosiery by the dozen inetead of by the pair, which goes to show they know Q good trade when they see it. One customer said she could save enough money on 8 hundred dollars trading with us to pay her fare to Chicago. Boys, girls and infants are looked after justas careful. Mems Furnishings. There may be larger departments of this kind in New Haven, but none so crowded with goods and customers. You always got your moneys worth, but this time you get more than you expected. Upholstery.
 Just word about Curtains, Poles, Rugs and Window Shades. Comparison is out of the question. Still we like to see 1t and invite our customers to look around. It simply helps to cement us closer to our customers.
 Cloak Room.
 The Waists, the Eton Suits, the Jackets, the Cspes, the Cambric Suits, Macintosh es and Tea Gowns are the most prominent articles in this room. To buy without sec ing our display and looking at our prices would be doing an injustice to yourself that would be fatal to your pocketbook. Underwear and Corsets.
 Marked at very low prices.