Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1899-12-22

or of the 9. j. Bonnet Il Cc.
Celebrated Black SiIk--all Of
which are warranted not to crock,
slip or crack and will agree t"
make gaod any claim made within
six months (even if in hard SER
vice.. Drop in and see what we
can do in either Of these lines.
Guaranteed silks at SOC. $l.0O
Sl.25, $3.50, 500, 1925 and
$3.50. Fanco silk waist lengths
just as good. A grand array OF
styles at s7c-Sl.u0 to 81 0o,
in both plain and fancy styles.
Evening costumes-t to be made
from rich brocades up to S2.5O
per yard or IN the modest Crepe
de Chenes and satin crepes in the
new Pastel shades, 81 OOper yard
Get ready tor the grand Charl-
ty Ball that is now slated for a
January, 1900, event. All mer-
chants can be reached in tender
spot when you talk of these great
social events.
Before we leave the first floor
we must call attention to the great
array Of Christmas Goods that are
plainly in sight at and about the
front door great values will be
offered in Mems Furnishings.
Ladies' handkcrchiefs, neckwear,
mems and ladies' umbrellas, some
elegantly mounted handles - large
assortment of jtwelled hair goods
and toilet articles Of all kinds, and
last but not least, our Toy Land
in entrance, Just to the
right at the front d"ors-you will
find many things that are warm in
the hearts OF our boys end girls.
Back by the Elevator.
Mr.. Jack WnhIenberg holds the
fort and is selling lots Of fancy
linens and table pieces, and if you
have only Il few minutes to devote
to our Jack. Just stop minute and
hear what he has to say about
things, amy way.
He will Tell You
of a 72.inch bleached double satin
damask he'll sell Il, S5c, and ii 3 4
napkin of equal value. worth 50 %
-Christmss price 81 As.
Or those Of heavy knotted fringe
imported Marsei|les spreads
Christmas price $3.50 and 50 SO.
Aud a lot ., 81 90 spachtel pillow
shams Christmas at G9c. And q
full assortment Of fancy linen
pieces in tray and lunch cloths,
table scarls. any size or shape in
plain open work and Roman en-
broidery.
(Open every evening Christmas week
until 9 o'clock.)
Comforts and Blankets
For Christmas presents nothing
more useful or better appreciated
many married friends, one to an
other dainty comforts, tutied and
tied, $l.75 to $3.50.
Blankets.
The best that is going, from 81 .0O
up to sl6.5O.
Our Carpet department.
Large additions t" stock just at
HANDLES ROLE Of (three quArter)
carpets, 80 rolls Of yard widt)
ingrains aud 20 bales OF rugs, all
bought before the great advance
All carpets will be 20 t" rs per
cent BIZ her Cat the mills) after Jan
uaay l, 1900. Thirty cases OF Lin
nleums and oil cloths. These
figures give you only u partial list
of the goods received during the
past two or three weeks.
Bear in Mind
this entire stock is all new pat
terms. All our old St, les were
sold to the FIRE insurance compa-
MES on the morning OF October Sd
land they didn't pay full price
eitheD.
Monday a Leader.
Oil cloth stove augs, II yards
square with zinc binding corners
and tacks, for 75c each.
Urapery Department.
Finest line covered pillows
pillow covers and cords at Christ
mas prices for luck. S4.0O slum-
Der robes tor $2.75,
Substantial Christmas Gifts on
the Second Floor-Ready to wear
garments and small and large furs
(,he old Younker Building) all OF
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