Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-04-06
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better.
He was right-the SO. so suis,,
"leaders;" so are the $40, All
SIS and $40 suits-"leadets. MI
for quality of fabric and workma,I
ship, for good looks and stylishpey
are not matched in any cloth,l
store we know of. You must n
look in this store for "all-wool su'
at five dollars" for "all-wool"
this store means fabric in wheI
the acid cannot find a trace Of al
ton. And clothing from this stor|
must be up to the John Wanar,ss,
standard, which admits no,his !
"cheapish" in fabric or tailoring
John Wapamaker clothing is ID
made "iust to sell"-it must py
the satisfying service that brings d
purchaser back to US season aid
season.
Of the new suits, these hints
At So. 50-Sui,s of black cheyiot or q,
cassimeres, in dark or light cOon d
newest gray checks; coats are the y
3-button cutaway sack; vests are s,,
or double breasted.
AT SO Double-breasted Sack Co,t 81
Of cheviot, with facings Of SKIN
satin. Also 3-button Single.br,U
Sacl, Coat Suits of worsteds chsTs
and fancy cassimeres.
At $l2 and $l5-Suits in a much ga
variety of fabrics and shapes Of !
ments-all the new ideas in vests!
new trousers widths; and in the col
hand-felled collars and lapels
N $15-Cutaway Suits of black unsns
ed worsteds; coat lined with silk; 4
and trousers to match or you y
choose handsome light-colored tuu
if you prefer them--and price i
same.
At $20--Suits of worsteds and cassns|
from Americas best mills, or Of q
ported fabrics; silk, part silk and 4
satins in the makeup; some coats line
some half-lined. The shapes are ui|
and good. Splendidly made, sg
suits. You may pay much more
less trustworthy clothing.
Double-breasted Prince Albert Goats 4
Vests; of splendid fabrics, most syH
ly shaped and accurately fitted, n
SIS and $35.
And OVERCOATS-$S. so to SIS; \
that's story in itself.
A New Store feaf al'eE "
For Wicker W W. the "I hn' 4.
Chairs coming to MI
the business of supplying Wd|
Chairs and the various Porch aa
Lawn Seats.
And the business has grOT|
through our care in keeping god
out of the stock. Any one cod
buy safely here, because we shoSd
only safe kinds.
The canes used in the wicker fl|
niture here come from India. Thd
is a China reed-not good enougi
according to our notion, while thd
is selection as well in that fTul
India. The care we give the ba
ness counts for you in right pio
when you buy, and durability VIII
the goods go into use.
More rooml The cry is hear
and today we open the wicker a
porch chair store, on FOURI
FLOOR, THIRTEENTH STREE
SIDE.
Rockers are So to $l1; chaiBs
So to SO, and sofas SIS to $lS.
These prices on two hundred al
fifty sample pieces produced
models for the seasons work. v
never urge people to buy, but yOH
thank us for the hint, that to SAVE
fourth to a third from regular 4
prices, it is necessary to choose ITO
this lot of wicker ware during
day or two it holds out.
Women's Rockers, roll arms a
back; well braced; a touch of gI'
around frame, $l.65.
Upholsterings The heavy h a.
For Spring ter season ca nj
come down; but you are no lonl
content that windows and doors 81
60 bare, even during the sui
months. and so we have gathel
abundantly of the light weight, a
hanging that give softened beauty
the rooms without interfering "
the free ventilation desired.
A more elaborate showing is n
than we have had in any prev.
spring. These just lately opened
RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAIN
plain or figured muslins with San
or huted ruiHes; some with lace co.
and insertion; some with embroIG
insertion. Prices begin at 7sc ta
plain RULED muslin sort; Others
$3.50 pair.
RUFFLED NET CURTAINS
or ecru, with lace insertion and &
Prices 81. 50 to $1,000.
IMPORTED NET CURTAINS
white andssecru, with lace insertion
edge; made in full size, with sas0
tains to match
Full size Curtains, 81. so to Sss
Sash Curtains, 81. so and Sl,6' a
Then these richly colored 5Cot
CREPE AND CRETE CuEIAl