Smyrna times., 1899-05-24
WANAMAIkER,S.

~ sales of the
sort. Stocks are greater-and great
buying reflects in lessened prices.
10 be sure, muslins are higher now,
but orders were given far ahead of
recent advances.
Here are some price hints of the
underwear-but of course one needs
to mt the garment to the price to
realize the actual good value offered.
We might make price comparisons
we'd rather have you make them.
Pretty garments, liberal in size
homemade, with the tire left out
and extra plaits and pretty insertions
put in. You wouldn't feel like
spending so much time on the work.
Night Gowns
AT 38c-Night Gowns of muslin; Mother
Hubbard yoke of plaits and insertion;
collar and sleeves trimmed with en-
broidery. Only to one customer
At 45c-Night Gowns of cambric; yoke
of clusters of fine plaits and rows of
hemshtching; sleeves and neck trim
med with rufle of lawn.
At 75c-Night Gowns of muslin pointed
yoke, trimmed with four rows of dainty
insertion and clusters of fine plaits;
neck and sleeves embroidery trimmed
Chemises-
AT lSc-Chemises of muslin, trimmed
with cambria ruffe. Only 3 pieces to
one customer.
At 35c-Chemises of cambric, trimmed
with embroidery.
At 50c-Chemises of cambric, trimmed
with lawn rufie, edged with lace.
At $1-Chemises of nansook; neck and
armholes trimmed with lace; ribbon
drawing through beading at neck.
Drawers
AT l5c-Drawers of muslin or cambric;
hem and cluster of fine plaits above.
Only pieces to one customer.
AT 3Sc-Drawers of muslin, trimmed with
neat embroidery and fine plaits
At 5Oc-Drawers of muslin, trimmed with
embroidery and two clusters of fine
plaits.
AT $l-Drawers of lawn, trimmed with
deep ruffle trimmed with lace and in
sertion.
Corset Covers
At Sc-Corset Covers of Cambric; square
neck, trimmed with embroidery
At 25c-Corset Covers of Cambric; round
neck; neck and arm holes trimmed with
lace.
At 35c-Corset Covers of Cambric; square
neck, trimmed with lace and fine plaits
PetticOats-
At 50c-Pettcoats of muslin, umbrella
shaped, ruffle trimmed with embroidery
At 75c-Petticoats of cambric; ruffle of
lawn, trimmed with lace.
At $1.00-Petticoats of fine cambric;
deep umbrella rufie, with three rows of
hemstitching.
COIOred Petticoats-
At 5Oc-Petticoats of striped Chambray;
umbrella rutfle in good variety of color
ings.
At,85c-Petticoats of fancy plaid sateens,
with deep hounce, trimmed with two
gathered ruffles and dust rufhe.
Children'S Wash Dresses
At 50c-Children' Short Dresses of main
sock; yoke of embroidery; neck and
sleeves trimmed with ruffle of embroid-
cry. For ages months and years.
At 75-Childrens Short Dresses of cam
bnc; cord plaits in yoke, back and
front, ruffle of embroidery over shoul-
ders, on neck and sleeves. For ages 6
months, 2 and years.
At $l-Childrens Short Dresses of main
sock, yoke of hemstitched plaits; deep
rufAe Ct embroidery on yoke; neck and
sleeves trimmed with EN- broidery. For
ages months, and years.
White Shirts Never before
at HaIf-Price were were onlr5S I5 SO SO
or Near 1t CO little Anorr
past shirt sales, though some of them
have startled the shirt trade, are
eclipsed by this selling of
a big factOry's entire stock
Sixty thousand we'll made White
Shirts were in this unprecedented
purchase, that brings this good for
tune to the shirt we2rers of Phila-
delphia, and all to whom the mails
carry the news of the selling. All
these shirts are made Up to high
standard in their various gradeS-not
an unworthy shirt in the whole COL
lection. Prices this way
MEMS DRESS SHIRTS
At 35c; three for ST.
Nicely Laundered Shirts, with linen
bosoms, open front and back, and open
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teen styles to choose from. A price un-
heard of before for shirts of this char
acteT-they are well worth 60c to 75c
each
At SOC each
Laundered Shirts for men and boys, in
eighteen styles, ranging in value from
75c to ST. each.
At 60c each
White Dress Shirts that are well worth
dollar apiece; and third of the lot
were made to sell at $1.50. Twelve
styles to choose from. A most remark
able bargain.
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS
At Csc each
White Shirts for men and boys, in
twelve different styles; some with long,
others with short bosoms. Of good
muslin, well made throughout. Worth
double or near it.
At Csc each; three for ST.
Unlaundered Shirts, in twenty different
styles. These are open back, with long
or short bosoms; some also open in
front; some are also in boys sizes.
They were splendid value at Soc and
60c.
At 45c each
Unlaundered Shirts, in eight styles,
with long or short bosoms; some open
, front and back; worth 75c to 90c.
! They are the equal of any unlaundered
shirts made.
Mr.. Alfred E. Fowler, known oi
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