The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-03-12
EVEN MCINTYRE { CO.
Ss4 TO $40 Chapel Street.,
M CIV Haven, Ct


than last week in our store. The people
are gradually waking up to the fact that
here In this very store is fashions market.
We thank all for their generous responses
to our great and exceptional values. The
more encouragement received the more un-
firing our efforts to still further increase
our efficiency.
We know now just what the people want
1t took years to study human nature from
Dry Goods point of view. The people no
longer desire auction dry goods or dress
goods bought under the market price be-
cause they could not sell in other cities.
New Haven has long outgrown that pet the
DRY of some merchants. New Haven can
and will have the best, and when bought
from us they not only have as good as can
be bS II any y or prees in IN er
lea, quality considered.
Never before so many charming va
rieties in Spring Silks, Moire Velours
and antique effects in chameleon de-
signs and many changeable novelties
that will delight the lover of the Queen
OF Fabrics Silks are favored more
every day.
WE OFFER.
A great bargain in Fancy Printed
Silks at zoe yard.
ALSO
Many new colors in Wash Silks at $50
yard.
OUR MORE vELOURS
AT SSc and s10O are the same as sold
ct $1.00 and $1.25. We simply hint at
this so as to favor your pocket book.
All shades and black to choose from.
A NEW THING
In Silks, MORE Velours in Fish Skin
effects, shading on the chameleon order.
Immensely popular In New York at
s1.25. Our price $1.00 yard.
BARGAINS IN
Fancy silks at 39c and SOC yard.
ALSO
About 100 pieces Brocades and Fancy
all Silk Novelties, worth $3.50 to $500.
Your choice CSC yard.
HANDKERCHIEFs
We must tell you about this hand
kerchief bargain. Not because we fear
it's sale, but it's so big bargain that
we feel every lady should be notified
of such value. Well, we bought 400
dozen Of Swiss Handkerchiefs all per-
feet and fresh from st. Gall. Imported,
they were to retail at 25c to 39c. The
importer does large business in plain
Irish Linen Handkerchiefs and found
he could not work for two masters at
the same time. You know the story?
Well he decided to sell his Swiss En-
broidered Handkerchief at a fearful
loss for cash. Needless to say we were
put on the trail by our watchful friends
and secured the lot. Goods that cost
$3.50 to 1925 a dozen to import offered
and sold at 121ac each.
The grandest bargains ever shown in
Handkerchiefs.
LACES.
You'll all be interested in this bar
gain Another st. Gall wonder Silks
and Linen Batiste insertions, cost to
import, 39c yard. being in AZ and
yard pieces. We bought them at SO
per cent, or just half price. OF course
we'll cut you any quantity. Our desire
only to tell you honestly the reason we
bought them so cheap. Your choice,
100 yard
HOUSEKEEPING EVENTS
In our down stairs department.
Should make interesting reading for
Monday shoppers.
Enamel Cuspidores, 10c.
quart Enamel Tea and Coffee Pot,
tic.
quart Enamel Tea and Coffee Pots,
19c
Enamel Preserving Kettle, 1oc.
Enameled Stew Pan, 10c.
Enameled Tipped Sauce Pan, Sc.
Enameled Wash Bowl, 10c.
"Enameled Milk Pan, 8 quart, 1oc.
| Enameled Foot Tubs, lie.
Tea Kettles, Sc.