The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-09-18
WamamakeYS.
PhiladeIphia. september II, I80l.
NEWEST FALL DRESS GOODS

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Busting through the Custom
House and crowding to the
counters-richest weaves and
loveliest patterns OF the Old
World.
Every season the wonder
grows that wool or silk and
wool can be SO cunningly WOW
en- and SO daintily dyed.
A wilderness of novelty eff
fects this time.
Silk-and- Wool Novelties.
Atwood Novelties.
Smooth Novelties, rough Novelties.
spashed and dashed Novelties
Every one Of them in the sun
light of Fashions smile.
And there are plain Covert
Cloths, and Covert Vigoureux,
and all the familiar family Of
Checks and Plaids,
The rough stufs are partic-
ularly pIeasing-Cheviots Bou-
cles, Tailor Serges, Cancels
Hair, Homespuns, Bourettes
and the like. Not of the long,
loose, hairy, shaggy build SO
prevalent-and SO ugly-sev-
eral seasons ago, but winsome
weaves with just roughness
enough to tell of.
This is half glance at some
Of the very newest corners.
1t 81 the yard.
Lupin's Caribou Cloth. A touch of
roughness characterizes this fabric
of medium weight and In navy blue,
brown and green. a inches.
At 81 the yard.
Serge Melange French made, soft to
the touch and sufficient weight to
prevent crushing Nine Autumn
tint mixtures. 46 inches.
At 81 the yard.
Imported Tailor Checks, twill weave
and smooth finish. This collection
is in various style of checks and IL
colors. A inches.
1t $L25 tie yard.
Imported Tailor Stripe Suitings, two
weaves, two kinds of stripe, the
mixtures of styles give them the
al FL foii
Is colors. 4S inches.
1t SI.25 the yard.
Covert Cloths from four special manu-
facturers. two hard and two soft
weaves, each with the essence OF
newness and among the choice of
Fall Dress stufs. 80 styles, 46 to so
in.
At $I.25 the gard.
Atwood French Novelties in quiet
tones, principally check effects; the
little glnts of bright colors on dark
grounds give them winning lowell
ness. "A styles. 46 in.
HI 81. 50 tie yard.
Silk-and- wool imported novelty, one
of dainty patterns, yet charming in
the color blendings. 6 styles. A in.
1t 81. SO tie yard.
Cheviot Brilliant, lovely two-coor
check, distinct from the usual check
effects and rich in color tones. so in.
1T 81 the yard.
French Novelty; novel effect in a
Basket Whipcord, smooth surface.
quiet rich colorings. 46 in.
ut So the gard.
Camers-H Hair Novelty with knots of
boucle, soft to the touch, swell to the
eye. 46 in.
1t S.. so the Iaya.
French Atwood Homespuns, rough
but not shaggy, correct for street
gown. As in.
N 81 Tie yard.
Cashmere The latest fashion ripple,
natty in the extreme, shown in
plaids checks, pin stripes and mix
lures in subdUed tones. The latest
novelty for women's costumes used
by London tailors. IS in.
1t 81. SO, $I.75, 81
and $2.25 Tie yard.
Atwood French and German Co.
verts. -Four qualities, representing
80 styles Of weayes and tints. Fin
est wool perfect weaving and the
cream ofcolor mixtures 46 to AS in.
1t $2. SO and $2.z5 tie yard
Imported Coverts. Silk mixed and
made by the master makers Of
Europe. Time and money has not
been spared to make this the best
Kind of dress stufIs. AS to AS in.
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