The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-10-05
MAM6Ef
SEPT. 21st.

FUR CAPES! Do you expect to buy
one later in the season? Would you buy
it NOW if you could save money by do
ing so? If you have the money ready
and will buy it now, it is worth while
for you to come in and see the lot we
shall put on sale tomorrow. 1t is a lot
of good ones, worth all the way from
5000 to $500. They are longer and
much fuller sweep than heretofore, all
of the newest and most approved shape;
it won't cost anything to look at them.
If you have not all the money ready we
will accept deposit and reserve what
you select for a reasonable time.
"Golf" Capes, which are made of heavy,
rough, Scotch effect. or beaver cloths,
with silk plaid backs, silk or wool Innings
with monks hoods are in quick demand in
New York and Boston for immediate and
all-the-year-round wear. They are in
such active demand that suitable cloths
to make them are already getting scarce.
opened new lot yesterday, and my
ably, both in variety and price, with the
line offered in the large city stores.
Black and Brown Cloth Capes and
Plush Capes, are also longer, fuller
sweep, or double capped. Have good
line. Coats are also longer and some
what different from last season.
Have some choice sample novelties in |
fine grades, which are hard to pick up |
later. Have full line of good fitting,
medium cost ones. Different cloak MAX
ers differ as much as dressmakers do in
the excellence of their fit and the style
of their cut. We try to get the best.
And most of you know how near we
come to having absolutely correct things
T.. II: T. l. ~. - L. - / I
now, even if you are not ready to buy. l.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS are here now,
but not as complete line as for women.
In both women's and children's Coats
we have some sizes carried over from
last year. which we shall sell, whatever
the loss, to about the first person that
wants one of them.
New lot CALICO WRAPPERS in fall
and winter colorings will be in within a
day or two. They are the same excel,
lent make as the big lot of fine grade
summer colorings we sold so many of at
a slaughter price to close the season.
The price on these new ones is not as low !
but is as low as possible for the fresh |
stock.
The manufacturer cannot loose money
all the time.
Just opened, New Gloves, Hose, Under
wear, Laces, Ties, Tides, Pillow Shams, Silk
Waists, Cashmere Waists, Blankets, Com
fortables, Quilts and other things
Lot of White Flarnels from the great New
York auction sale.
Special in Towels at ~ 10, 20, % and 81 C.
Unusual bargain in Table Damask at 4S C.
in Napkins at ST. and $1.25-in Mems All
Linen H'd'k's at II 1-2-in White Jap. Hdk's
at 35-in Windsor Ties at two for 25-n five
to 10 inches wide Cream Bourbon laces; one
lot at 10 c., the other at Is C. yard.
ShdWls-Hymilais at lower prices than
ever before.
Fancy Silks for waists and to cut for trim
mings.
New Velvets.
New line Serges.
New black goods.
Fancy Dress Goods in great variety now,
all grades, - 1-2 C. to $1.50 a yard. Our
choicest novelties in single dress lengths.
Rough woven mixtures are most fashiOnably
approved for the coming season. We have
now many stylish fabrics.
Should be afraid to have as many late in the
season even if they were to be had.
Domestic Cotton Goods are very low now.
1t is said they are too low and must some time
cost more.
When you Come to the Fair just see
how good a piece of Cotton Cloth you can
take home for 3-4 and 3 ga C. yard. Ask
the price of any other domestic goods you
feel interested in.
Do your shopping as Early in the day as
convenient.
Walk through the store whether you want
to buy anything or not. Remember that the
stores are closed on the afternoon of the last
day of the FAIR.
Women's tailor-made suits, in long cut-a-
way3 coat effect, $40, $11., $3.50, $1S. and
1926. just in.