The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-20
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OUR ALMANAC. 81 81 $ isss;s, is.s
just look into our two eyes. Our
business eyes. The store windows.
The west window is piled from floor
to ceiling with Blankets. Our price
but many hued.
s1.oo pair. Light gray with
graduated border stripes OF
Blue and White,
Red and White,
Pink and White.
Fawn Color, with graduated Dor
der stripes of
Brown and White,
Drab and White,
And all White.
Medium Brown Mixture, with
graduated stripes Of
Red and White,
Blue and White.
Steel Color, with graduated stripes
of
Red and White,
Blue and White
These Blankets can be seen in our
window all day. Sold at S1.00 a
pair IN the ssGolden Valley" base
ment.
On the south end Of our Cen
trail Dress Goods counter have been
massed columns Of Novelty Dress
Goods at SO and SO cts, the manu-
facturers and importers OF which
saw SO per cent. more value than
our prices.
SOC. Perhaps dozen different de-
signs.
a. Here's moderately wide vale (of
brown or some other color wanders
irresolutely, corner ways across
the surface, giving it a tasty tone.
b. A canvas-like weave, warp and fill
ing being woven in clusters OF three
threads together. The threads
beaded, faxed, blotched with
cOlorS.
c. Matte or basket weave brown and
black, blue and black, and other
combinations, Atough ruggedness
pervadeS this goods
d. A textile rail fence ZigZags dag
onally across the surface of this
fabric. and roosting all along the
rails are color-imps, giving life to
it.
All the above goods are SO cts. a
yard, but there's SOC, to Coo. of stock,
style and brains in every yard.
SOC. Here's where the basket weav-
er's art becomes glorifed as it
is applied to Dry Goods.
Fagonne fabric, some in
mosaic-like bits Of colored
stone inlaid. Some in minute,
Indian basket makers weave,
lighted up with colors. Others
have four threads Of warp,
crossing above and below
four cousin threads Of filling.
This, too, is basket weaving.
One lot is woven to look as though
little pebbles of brightness were scat
tered all along the surface.
Another l4t is two-faced, the under
side serving as trimming for the upper
being in correct Complementary shades
Clan Piaids.
29c. The exact counterpart of most
expensive Scotch Plaids.
Prince Charlie, Cameron
Douglass, sc. tNo Rob Roy)
Asiatic TWilIs.
Sic. The SOC. quality. This is 3
broken lot. All the colors are
desirable, but every shade is
not here.
l ell, fl1a Sc
| one rec, green. blue. etc. We closed Ou
| the lot, which accounts for the price
Sic.
39c. A trife finer, and averaging
wider.
81 1-2c. All wool SOC. Habit Cloth.
choice, clean mixtures.
SOC. A finer grade of Habit Cloth
with more art in coloring, SOC
75c. Ladies' Cloth, 50 and 81 inch
every good color, equal il
every respect (save, weight t.
Broadcloth.
BroadcIoth.
For suits, for waists, for capes
for children, five grades, $1.0o
s1.25, $1.50, $500, $3.50.
The color-phalanx lacks not shade wortl
having.
Ask any Merchandise Importer
Jobber, Retailer, Dressmaker, wha
one fabric is regnant, what dress
goods dominates all others.
With one voice they will all say
HCovert CIoth.'
Yes, Covert Cloth reigns. W.
foresaw the incoming dynasty 0.
Covert Cloth,
And made friends with It's minions