The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-03-21
WANAMAKER,S.

Philadelphia, Monday, March 20, 1899.
Women's $I:oO, STU ana
Spring Suits ~ IL. -ln mere
some very pretty new suits. Spring
suits-which means right in weight
for wear until July heat drives you
to thinner garb.
AT $7.5O-Suits of cheviot serge
admiral (Which is navy blue and
black. Fly front coat lined with
firm but Inexpensive satin; fve-gore
skirt, cambria lined.
At SlO-Suits of finer serge,
same colors, fly front coat with round
dip front; full lined with black silk.
Seven-gore skirt, percaline lined;
velveteen bound.
At Sl2-Suits of same material;
the Elton coat with facing of black
silk that forms revers. The coat is
full silk lined. Skirt has panel front,
with piping of braid; trimmed with
small buttons and satin girdle at
waist. Lined with percaline.
Cloths for The tailor made
Tailor-Made Suit is the gar
Suits wear and never
before have such smart models been
shown. Philadelphia tailors have few
superiors anywhere. But the burdeno of
supplying the sm1rt cloths from the
worlds best looms is ours, and the
showing this season is described in
one word-magnihcent
Of cloths adapted to tabernacle
costumes there are elaborate show
ings in
Broadcloths Donsgals
Homespuns Galashiels
Kerseys venetians
Cancels Hairs Tweeds
Cheviots Herringbone
These from the best makers in
Europe and America, in such a "a
riety of grades and colorings az of
course your tailor would not be ex-
pected to show, and at prices that
represent savings greater than you
would think.
The BROADCLOTHS hold pre-eminencs
for tailor-made costumes-for elegance,
for serviceableness. Our showing this
season approaches three times the COL
lections of former years, and includes a
range of thirty to fifty colorii IS in each
quality. Widths vary from 50 to "a
inches. Prices, 75c, ST., SIPS, 81. so,
So, 81. so and $3-the last being the
finest production of a celebrated French
maker, whose broadcloths are counted
the best in the world.
CHEVIOTS-a relative of the home
spuns, but in a wider range of color
ings. 75c to SITS.
ENGLISH TWEEDS, from the home
of woolens; in twills and irregular
CneCkS-StyuSn ana SerVlCeaDle. so IN.
wide. Checks, $l.75; Twills, $2.25.
HOMESPUNS, made on power-looms
and free from hand-loom imperfections.
Made after the style of old Scotch and
Irish Homespuns. Gray and brown
mixtures are most favored. 81 to So
in. wide. Prices, 75c, 81 to 81. so a
yard.
KERSEYS, in dress weight cousin of
the broadcloths. All mixed colorings.
81 in. wide. $l.l5 a yard.
DONEGALS AND GALASHIELS-
Old country weaves made in America;
equal in style at half the foreign-made
price. Gray and natural mixtures, 81
in. wide. ST. a yard.
HERRINGBONES AND CAMEL'S
HARSH the favored gray and tan
mixtures and in solid colorings. 48 to
81 in. wide. ST. to So. 50 a yard.
This added word of a bargain in
Homespuns. The maker ran his
looms too long for the orders he got,
and was willing to take half price for
his stock on hand. Hence, these
81 HOMESPUNS AT SOC.
A heavy Scotch effect on a never
wear-out cloth, in mixtures of clear
gray, brownish gray and light brown,
woven in an indistinct check effect.
A handsome lightweight suiting, 81
inches wide. A dress pattern of five
yards for $3.50.