Smyrna times., 1899-05-10
We @ANAMAKERS.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Nav & 1sC

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Thirty Tons Whatever goods
of Nice we buy and sell,
e+4ar Dou we know about.
Don't excuse us
tor shortcomings-they will crop
out; but they come through the oc-
caslonal errors of willing helpers,
who skip something in inspection.
Letter papers are studied from the
standpoint of experts; the produc-
ton is under our supervision from
the sorting of the paper stock to the
putting on of the last fancy band,
and we are giving Our Public the
best values and the best styles of
stationery the city ever had.
Costs of production vary greatly
we see to it that each grade is given
you at least practicable price.
Last January we introduced "Club
Vellum"--a splendid writing sur
face, strong and satisfactory, half
oalnty writing paper. Some of the
hnest hotels have adopted it-and
their owners pride themselves on
proper stationery. 1t is a ladies'
correspondence paper. We don't
hnd this paper costly to produce,
though every whit as good as papers
carelessly sold at much higher price.
We have sixty thousand pounds
ready now-with the bald fact facing
US that we can't get more, as the |
maker fooliShly entered the Trust. |
We have only
Six Million Envelopes to Match
and we fear we cannot get more
of them.
Paper, lOc pound. Ten pounds for OOc.
Envelopes, l5c hundred.
Full thousands only at SI.25.
RibhonS We bought two hundred
miles of the sorts of
ribbons needed for wear this sum-
mer-all new, fresh, bright, stylish
-colors and black. Such purchases
have to be made months ahead of
time, for most of the goods is woven
to our order.
What is the advantage?
Safe and large economy in prices.
In some cases the price is not
above a third the usual; other of
the ribbons are at half price. On a
few we saved only third-manu-
featuring is peculiar work; far greater
savings can be effected on some
things than others. We've dore our
best; the ribF ons are the best. Here
are some of the prices
SATIN-GROSGRAIN RIBBONS
No. l -l5c and 22c for 10 yard piece
No. lH-23c and 3Oc for 10 yard piece
No. -25c and 4Oc for 10 yard riece
No. S at &c yard No. l6 at l4c a va,d
No. at 7c yard No. % at l6c ward
No. g at &c yard No. 40 at I9c ward
No. II at l2c yard inch at 28c a ward
GR0SGRAIN RIBBONS
No. II at 23c for lO-yard piece
NARROW FANCY RIBBONS
No 2, 40c fer lO-yard piece
No. S, &c yard No 7, lOc ward
BLACK DOUBLE-FACE SATIN PIRRou
plain edge
No. at 7c yard No. d at 2lc ward
No. at &c yard No. 80 at 2sc ward
No. g at 12c yard No. 40 at 3Oc ward
No. II at Ioc yard No. so at BIC yard
No. 10 at 18c yard No. 90 at CSC a ward
PLAIN TAFFErA RIBB0NS-all colors-
No. 4O-31S in, at 14c a yard
No. s0-3K in, at l6c yard
No. CO. in, at l8c yard
No. S0-4B in, at 23c yard
No. 100-54 in, at 38c yard
CORD EDGE TAFFETA RIBBONS
No. 16-24 in, at l0c yard
No. 22-2% in, at l2c yard
No. 30-3 in, at l5c yard
No. 4O-334 in, at lSc yard
MORE TAFFETA RIBBONS
No. 4O-3A in, at 18c yard
No. 80-4B in, at 25c yard
MoUSSELINE RIBBON,
~ in, 28c. Very stylish.
GROS DE NAPLES, q in, Csc a yard.
DoUBLE-FACE SATIN RIBBONS, cord
edge
No. 81 in, at &c a yard
No. 7-l4 in, at l0c yard
No. 9-lH in, at l2c yard
No. l2-2 in, at l5c yard
No. l6-2H in, at 18c yard
No. 22-24 in, at 2lc yard
No. 30-34 in, at 25c yard
No. 40-3A in, at 30c yard
No. 60-4H in, at 35c yard
Beautiful Sash Ribbons, 6I in.
wide, basket weave, with graduated
satin stripe, 38c yard.
Black Velvet Ribbons, 18c piece
for the narrow to $1.75 a piece for
the cotton back, Q inches wide, and
So. 10 apiece for the widest (3Hi in.
satin back.
Continental "I'm riding my
RicvcIes- SOS Continental for
~ the third year."
said man who could afford a new
wheel every year if he found more
satisfactory mount.
uSo am I eaid his friend