Middletown transcript., 1898-02-26

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There are Sailor Suits for boys Of
8 to II, Brownie Suits for boys of
8 to 8, and a few bright-and-early
capeS-that are wearable with any
suit. without crushing the collar.
There is not a slight or skip in
the suit goodness. All economies
come through care and large buy
ing. The suits are So to SO. Main
floor, Market street.
OddIy- ONE may choose from
pretty the omnibus styIes-as
c.T' the French characterize
0AlN0 the hum-drum majority
may choose from them at any
time, but these odd bits of beauty
and stylishness are only,surely get
able when first seen.
ENGLISH PRINTEDFOULARDS, $1.25
FRENCH PRINTED FOULARDS, 81
Following is a word of the color
blends; the real beauty has to be
caught from the seeing.
THE ENGLISH
two blues on white
green and blue with white
reseda with white and plum,
mIgnonette with black and white
cardinal, black and white
green and white
white, blue and black
elaborate Persian designs on white, red
and cream
Persian stripes in fine colorings-bIue is
prominent
clover leaves
wave lines on white
leaf green, blue and white
but the list grows too long.
THE FRENCH-printed two coIors
on one; all square dots
of black and white on lavender
and on light brown
and on new red
and on beige
and turquoise and chartreu Sc
Five sizes of dots in most of the
colorings.
These Foulards are: printed in
Alsace.
New black-and-wAlfe' silks at
85c, and
New blue-and-wmte silks. at 85c.
Medium NEVER before had
priced eaSy-Priced Dress
hreec Goods with so much
character and style to
UOOds them. No matter for
what use, no matter how little the
dress is to cost, there is no excuse
for its being other than pretty.
The change comes by giving such
attention as never before to selec-
ton. Care for detail is the founda-
ton stone of the success of this
business. We don't believe "just
anything will do" and with every
chief of stock in the house the
knottiest problem is not what to
let in, but what to keep out.
You'll notice the success of this
now, as never before, in the dress
goods at 75c and less.
At 2ec and 31c a yard
Illuminated Homespun Mixtures, smart
colorings.
At 371lc a yard
Fancy figured two-toned Amure. nine
colorings; 3S in.
AT SOC yard
Seven shades of Crepe BriIliants; 10 in.
At 371zc a yard
AIl-wool Alma Twills, nine colorings; Ain.
At SOC yard
Satin SolieI, modest combination of COL
orings on lustrouS surface; 3S in.
At SOC a yard
Wide Vale Diagonal, in tones of grays,
blues and brown; As in. Usual value, 75c.
At 6Oc a yard
Iridescent Brocade, brilliant stripes flccked
with contrasting colors.
At Csc a yard /
Satin-striped Bayadere Covert, unique
and distinguished; IS in.
At 75c yard
Illuminated Crepe Monte MeIange, full
gamut of spring shades; A. in.
At 75c a yard
All-wool Kersey Cloth, nine colorings;
At 75c a yard
Satin-fnished fancy-back Covert, in-hosts
of multi-colored tones; 81 in.
At 75c a yard
Mixed Tweed Diagonal; so in.
At 75c yard
Fancy Mixed Cheviots; % color express
sions.
At 75c a yard
Basket Matalasse Cheviot, harmonies of /
dark and light tones; AZ in.
At 75c yard
Fancy Corded Stripes, with brilliant col
oringS on dark grounds; 80 in.
To FARMERS-Among the 800
horses in our delivery service there
is always giving-out; as rule,
foot tenderness that makes them
poor for city streets. These ami
mails give good service on the farm,
and are economical to buy. Our
stable is at Twentieth and Wharton
streets.
John Wanamaker.