The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-05-16
WANAMAKER,S.

Philadelphia, Monday, May Is, 1893.
Satisfactory Prove q clothing
Serge Suits ss4s 10 :
For Wen fond of expert
menting. Or, take our word for it,
they try a stores metal. Color must
be right-you can't tell about that
under a month. We protect you
till you do find out. The fabric
mustn't shrink-some fine lines we
sponge twice, and we are sure of
all.
But chief point is the tailoring.
A summer suit, light in weight, soon
looks like a rag unless SO shaped in
the making and so held by carefully
placed stays and multitudes of
stitches, that it must keep shapely.
We have collars and lapels hand
felled-that holds them.
Now the prices-$7.5 so, $40, $12
and SIS will be the chief sellers.
We have a few for more.
In youths sizes-for lads of ID
to l9-the prices are about a dollar
a suit less.
Small boys suits, $3.50 and
more. Sailor style.
Here is the guarantee for all our
serge suits: A new one for a poor
one, if you find it; no matter how
long it takes you to find out.
A short Sometimes we buy
Siohted shoes, sometimes
~ we buy leather and
onoemdker have the shoes
made. We are getting you most for
your money.
Never shiny, shoddy cheapness,
but the most thoroughly GOODYEAR
ing and good-loohng shoes to be
had.
A prominent shoe producer sat
by when the shoe chief was figuring
down the cost of some shoes we had
produced from feathers on hand.
We got them down pretty low. You
shall have every bit of the advan-
tage. This manufacturer berated the
chief for not adding to the costs the
recent rise in leather. 1t would mean
45c a pair-that we had no right to.
At least we feel that way.
Three Dollar Shoes
For men-high and Oxford cut
Patent leather, russell, black.
For women lace and button
shoes and Oxfords. Patent leather,
russell and black.
Great values, too cheap" the
shoemaker says. What will you
say7 This is your store-you are
to be suited. We consider him short
sighted to reckon without you.
Unusual Right in the midst of
r.~aa+ the May furnishing
comes this pleasant
oeiiikiS reduction in the prices
Of fine Carpets from our own care
fully selected stocks. A selling that
comes six weeks earlier than usual
this year because the carpet makers
have made an early announcement
of the patterns which they shall dis
continue next season.
These patterns we usually close
out after the middle of June. This
year the advantage of these reduc-
tons Is yours six weeks earlier. This
word of the Carpets and the new
prices
TAPESTRY CARPETS
At 6Oc from Zoe a yard
100 pieces in 26 patterns, including stair
carpets and borders.
At SOC from 6Oc a yard
l37 pieces in % patterns, including many
stair and hall carpets.
At 4Oc from Soc a yard.
A smaller number of pieces in IL patterns.
VELVET CARPETS
At sl.I0 from $l.3S a yard
27S pieces in 20 patterns of Wilton Velvet
Carpets, many with * borders, and
some with stair carpets to match.
Some of the same carpets in smaller lots,
to buy in whatever lengths you wish, at
81 a yard.
At 81 from $l.2S a yard
2lS pieces of extra Velvet Carpets, in "A
patterns, with stair carpets and borders
to match.
Some smaller lots of the same at e0c a yard.
At 76c from 90C a yard
lbs pieces of Velvet Carpets, in 20 pat
terms.
ADMINISTER CARPETS
285 pieces in 81 patterns, suitable for 6ne
frnishing-all patterns new this SEA-
son. In three grades
10 patterns at ST., from $l.35
II patterns at 90c, from Sis
10 patterns at Use, from $l.o0
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