THE vMLY EVENING TBLEGRxlPH PHILADELPHIA. SAflJRDAf , OCTOBER 30, 18G9.
5
"IS IT HONEST .'"
Manufacture! of Shuttle or Look Stitch Sewlnn
Machines, who make this c!u of machines only,
would have the public believe that the shuttle stitch
alone can or ought to be used In the various Indus
tries In. which the Sewing Machine la employed. Let
us examine with how much reason, truth, or honesty
they seek to force this conviction, and what method
they employ.
They claim that the shuttle-stitch Is "alike on both
sides" of the material.
It is trve that the shuttle stitch ran be tnaOe "alike
On both sides" of thick clnth or l ather by exoert ope
rators, but that this stitch forms a perfect scam
"alike on both shies" of thin material it nt true, an
every Sewing Machine operator knows.
They claim "economy of thread" for the shuttle
Stllch. U trve that the quantity of thread contained in a
given length of seam Is less than Is contained In the
same length of seam sewed with the Grover A, Maker
stitch ; it is also trve that from four to six Inches of
thread Is tcavi' at each end of every shuttle-stitch
seam, uliort or lung, iu order to secure the ends, and
an equal or greater quantity of thread Is wanted at
the end of each bobbin. It Is also true that a largi"
amount of time Is transit In fastening the ends of
scams by hand, In rewinding the thread on little
bobbins every half hour, and readjusting the ma
chine and work after every Interruption.
They claim that the shuttle-stitch will not "rip or
ravel."
It is true that tt 18 dimoult to remove a shuttle
stitch seam, although It la very desirable sometimes
to do so, but if i equai.li trxu that the shuttle stitch
tefff rip out in wear If the seam Is cut or broken or
the ends left unfastened.
Not satisfied with claiming for their machines al
the merits they possess, as well as many which they
do not possess, these manufacturers wilfully mis
represent the Grover A Baker Stitch (their great
rival), and unbliishlngly publish false statements In
regard to It and the muchlncs making it.
1 hey say that the Grover A- Baker stitch wastes
thread; that the scam Is Insecure and will unravel;
and that the stitch Is only lit for embroidering.
Now, they know, and every one of the firo hvndred
thousand users of the Grover A Baker stitch
machines knows, that there Is not any threwi wanted
In making the Grover A Baker stitch; that tho
thread used by this stitch enters Into the material,
and no more Is used than is necessary to make the
Beam strong and elastic; that the amount of thread
thus used in ordinary seams is not more than is used
ami watted by the shuttle stitch In short seams It Is
less. There is no time waated in fastening ends or
Miread, nor in winding bobbins, In making the Gro
Baker stitch, nor in adjusting the machine and
after frequent and vexatious interruptions, as
breads are fed to the machine directly from the
' Js, and there Is no necessity for once stopping
Machine .luring the process of working up two
ll nf tVirend. nf whutovor alv.n
.r , ., .....
mey kuuw, ami every oue 01 me iwu ituuureu
thousand users of the Grover A Baker stitch ma
chines knows, that the Grover A Baker stitch icill
not rip or ravel in wear, that the seam may be cut
at every sixth stitch, and still remain llrm, but that,
if required, the seam, or any part of it, can be re
moved with facility.
TUey know', also, that the Grover A Baker stitch
machine is capable of doing the largest range of
family sewing, from the very finest to the coarsest,
that the work it does is more elastic, more durable,
and more beautiful than work done by shuttle-stitch
machines, as attested by the numerous prizes
awarded for it at exhibitions and fairs throughout
the civilized world, in competition with the work of
the shuttle stitch; and that the capacity of the
Grover A Baker Machine for executing the most
beautiful embroidery Is an additional quality, and a
branch or machine sewing In which It stands with
out a rival.
For many purposes the shuttle stitch machines
answer well, and, for such purposes, they are ex
cellent machines. They are well adapted for manu
facturing thick and heavy materials, not subject to
much stitching, and that do not require to be washed
and Ironed. This stitch being Inelastic, is not
adapted for dress or cloak-making, or family sewing.
For these purposes it Is generally conceded that the
Grover A Baker stitch is the best.
The still more extensive use of the Grover A Baker
stitch machines for family Bewing is especially de
sirable for the two following reasons : First, The
articles manufactured by this stitch will wear longer
than those made with the shuttle stitch, as the seam
outlasts the garment; and hence the use of the
Grover A Baker stitch on articles that are to be
washed and Ironed will prove an incalculable saving
to the country. Second, The many difficulties and
annoyances experienced by women, not expert ope
rators In adjusting the intricate machinery neces
sary to form the shuttle stitch, have a tendency to
weaken the ralth in the general usefulness of Sew
ing Machines, and discourage their employment in
the household. The great simplicity of the Grover
A Baker stitch machines especially nts them for use
in families ; while, to the skilled operator, they offer
the widest field for the most elaborate ornamental
and fancy work.
Parties Interested In shuttle-stitch machines only,
may be disposed to question the soundness of these
views; but If the public who desire to purchase
Sewing Machines will use the proper means to as
certain for themselves, by actual test, which of the
two stitches is best adapted for their purpose, and
not be misled by the statements of Interested
parties, and If that purpose is family sewiag, they
will not select the shuttle stitch. Church Union.
CIT ITEMS.
Otm Prices roa Men'b.Yooths', and Boys' rail Cothinj
guaranteed loiter than tin lowest eheichere, and full m'h.
faction guaranteed all purchaecrein every retpect, or the
fate cancelled and the money refunded,
Stvlk, Fit, and Workmanship of our Ready-made Gar
ment! tuperior to any Hock of Heady-mad OiMxit in Phila
delphia. . ,
ALSO, CHOICE ASSORTMENT of Good in the Piece, to be
made up to order in the neat anajtnc manner.
Sample tf Material tent by mail tehen detired.
UALr WAT BETWEEN
rijtn ana
Sixth Streeti.
I oweb Hall,
SIB Maukft (Sr.,
Philakelphia.
and 800 Broadway, New Vouk.
GET THE Bfrt. The Perham New Family r
LOOK-STITCH SKWINO MACHINE.
(Easy Terms.)
Balearoom, No. 7i4 GHESNUT Street.
The Ghost of Kino Solomon, if the Spiritualists
could raise it, would admit that there it something "now
under the sun." Phalon's Vitalia or Salvation fob
this Hair ia thoroughly original. There bas been nothing
like it since time began. It is the only transparent andl
harmless tin id in existence that will restore the uatura
color to grey buir, without diaooloring the skin.
George A. Purees A Oo.'s Organs and Melodeons,
with impioveraenU exclusively our own, covered by ten
patents. Prices from $60 to $!HM. The oldest and
largest manufactory in the world. 45,000 instruments now
in use. For Catalogues and Price List, address Buffalo,
N. Y., or Chicago, 111., or
S. T. Gordon, Now York,
James Bellas, Philadelphia.
J.
JlWELRY.-Mr. William W.Oaasidy, No. 13 South Seoond
treet, baa the largest and most attractive assortment ot
line Jewelry and Silverwara In to city. Purchasers can
rely opon obtaining a real, pure article, furnished at a
pnoe whiou cannot be equalled. He also has a large stock
-.rig.n Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prloea. A visit to bis store la sure to result la pleasure
and prout.
Latest Styles.
TUB BEAVEB. E.NuMiH PALETOTS.
Blue and Blacu.
Ohincuilla. Esulisb Paletots.
Blpe, Brown, Black.
Oabh's Finished Meltons. English Paletots.
Brown, Drah, Slate.
ASTRACHAN. ESULhH Paletots.
Brown and Blac k.
Czarine Beaver. KsuLtsH Paletots.
Dahlia, But, Buown, and Black.
Keady made and made to order, at
7 (jHAHLf.ilSTOaM;'1 No. A Oaxi-NCT Srarrr.
CaovTB A Bakrb'i Highest Premium Bewing Mashinet
No. 780 Uhesnut street.
Al t, the standard acting plays as performed at the
theatres, or for private entertainment, can be ohtninei at
Peter Auel's Literary crmiomTY 8hop,
Vo. litl 8. Rerun! h street.
Ora Srnarnrnrn and readers will do well to take
notice of the advertisements in this paper of Alfred O.
Marlcn, Agent of the Nw York Waterproofing and Pre
serving Company. All persons necessarily exposed to wet
weather, especially Policemen, Firemen, and Letter Car
riers, cannot Invpst a email sum more tnsihly than by hav
ing their garments mnde watorproof, for in our opinion
t bey will protect thplr health and secure comfort by so
doing. The Horse blankets so prepared are invaluable to
I boee who are careful of t heir horse.
I,isrA : on, The YorNn Pilot ok Trip ItM.t.n rinFor.E.
I!y Mrs. Oi rollne lrf llentr,. With a Biography of the
Autliei. An nttre New Kditlon of the Complete Work
of Mis. Caroline Lee lieots. Ttioie who aibnire prose
tlntion of a high onler will nnnive with eatiarnidion the
nnoiiiii.Tinent that T. It. Peterson A Brothers, I'ililadnl-l-hin,
are now publishing anew and complete edition of
nil the novel, and writings of the late Mrs. Caroline Lee
llenlr. I'nfortnnately, thin Indy, whose naturil intolll-
fi-nre and talent hd been improved bv the highest cul
lire, and who moved in the tirnt circles of society, first in
her native MnssHi husntt and tlunlly in the Houth, died in
the tralntity of her power her writing remaining n a
nieinorislof her worth. Into some of her novels she in
tnxl'icod incident of ber own childhood and worn in
hoc d.
To Ccissfstrrivta.- Wii.noii' Con Liver Oil ash
Lime lis now been before the public for ten yean, ant
ha stnailily grf n into fuvor and appreciation. This could
not be the case unlets the p eparntinn whs nf undoubted
and high intrinsio value. The combination of the I'ho.
phate of Lime with pure Cod Liver Oil. as prepared by Dr.
Willior, ba produced a new plmso in the trsattnont of
Consumption and all diseases of the Lung. This article
can be taken by the mot delicato invalid without creating
thedisgnsting nausea which i such s prominent objection I
to the I kid Liver Oil when taken without Lime. This pre- '
purntion is prescnlipd by tlio regular faculty, and sold by j
the proprietor, wholesale ami retail. A. R. Wit. mm. diem. .
i-t, No. I'M Court street, Boston, Slid by drugrfUts genu
rally. Krmi's China Halt..-List of Ironstme Cliini Dinner
Set for 4110, containing -12
Dinner Pi.atfh.
12 Hon- Plate.
12 Brkakkakt, Dkksi pt, or Tea Plates.
1 CovEia.n Sorp Ti:hm n.
2 Covered Veoei aih.e Disiips.
2 I'si ovkiikk Vkih taiii.k Dishh.
I Covered Bitter Dish, with pitAiNt.rt.
1 l'lc K Li' Sun t..
8 Meat Dishes, amorted hizk.
12 Sav( e Plater.
1 Water Pitcher-
1 SAt'i'K Tciieen and Stand.
12 Teacups (rNHANiii.i:i) ami 12 haivehs.
The a I Hive set, best qtiulity Whito Stono China, for 10.
Orders by mail promptly attendod to. Kerr's China
Hall, No. 1218 Chesnut street.
Kerr's China Hall - List of Ironstone China Dinner
Kut for $18, containing
13 Dinner Platen.
13 Houp Plateh.
12 Breakfast, Dessert or Tea Plates.
13 Sauce Plates.
1 Oval Soup Ti'iieen Stand and Ladle.
1 Oval Sauce Tureen Stand and Ladle.
1 Sauce Boat.
4 Oval Covered Veoetaiii.e Dishes.
3 Uncovered Veoetaiile Dishes.
3 Meat Disiim, assorted hi.es.
1 Salad or Erctt Bowl.
1 Covered Butter Dish, with Drainer.
1 Pickle Shell.
1 Water Pitcher.
13 Tea Curs (with handles), and
12 Saucers.
All the above ploccs best quality Whito Stone China for
$1H, packed free of charge.
Kerh'm China Hall. No. 1J1S Cbetnut Street,
K Kim's China Hall
Now Openino),
a ileautk ul assortment of
Paris, Vienna, Km.lisii, and Boulmivn
1'ancy (JOOIIK,
For Holiday Presents.
Glove, Jewel, and Handkerchief Boxes,
"Bronzes," "Swiss Carved Wood,"
"Parian," "Jariuniers,"
"Majolica," "Card Stands," etc.,
all entirely new (toons,
not to he found elsewhere,
ranoino in price
from the lowest to the MOST EXPENSIVE.
James K. Kerr A Bao.,
China Hall,
No. 121B Chesnitt Seheet.
SCNNYSIDK ORIOINALFIRE-PlaCE STOVE AND WARM-
Aiu Furnace Combined. The only Fire-Place Stove ever
Invented tbat ill warm the room In which it is situated.
A 11 others fail in tbat particular.
We have embodied in The SunntsIDE all the LATEST
and debt-known principles of consuming coal with eco
nomy, and have discarded all the numerous imperfections
tbat are being used in the Baltimore and Now York Fire
place Heaters.
The SuNNYsms will produce more warm air with
less fuel than any other Stove, and is acknowledged, by
all who are using them, to be superior in every parti-
culab to the Baltimore and New York Fue-Piace li eaters.
which they had heretofore used.
Do not be deoeived by misrepresentation in regard to
The Sunnystde, but call and examine it, and see tho large
number of testimonials from those who have them in use,
which will convince any person of its superiority to all
others, at the Warming and Ventilating Warerooms of
Georoe P. Shoch A Co..
No. 333 N. Second street.
Great Inducement
to Buy
GRF. A T O VKUCOA TS,
at
Git EAT OAK HALL.
rT have
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
(3000 no in Stock and mors conu'n.v)
anil
THE KEVTEST AKO BEST STl'LEH
(73 dijjtrtnt ttylee of Oeercoatt Alone)
and
THE LOWEST VII ICES,
loiter than fa yiar, and, a iiwiaf, lofer than ehetth'rt ihit
year),
at
WAKAMAKER it BROWN'S
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
The Largest and )lot Popular in the State,
SIXTH and MARKET Street:
Call and examine our Overcoat Price LM and tee all the
SPLENDID ALL-WOOL TEXTURESwe have made ,,
iii:i.
(For additional Dealht tee third pane.)
LEECH. On Friday evening, October 39, Mr. WIL
LIAM F. LKKCH.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from bis late residence. No.
2013 Walnut street, on Tuesday afternoon, November 3, at
3 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
WATOHES, JEWELRY, ETO.
BiC. & A. PEQUIGNOT,
MANTJFACTUREItS OF
WATCH CASES,
AND DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
WATCHES,
Bo. IS South SIXTH Street.
1 1 mweSrp
MANUFACTORY, No. W B. FIFTH Street.
JACOB IIARLEY, WATCHES,
y JKWKI.RY, AND KILVKR WA.RK,
Bio. low UUU-oftU I Bireoii rmiM wmuuv
DRY QOOD8.
JRI6H POPLIN 8a
IRISH POPLINS.
OPENED THIS MORNING,
aoOO Vitrei of Iriilt Poplins.
Eqnal to rim Bros'., at 2 per yard, la all the choice
shades. AlHO,
6000 yards at l -so per yard, worth
These foods are worthy the attention of the
ladles, as they ore less than gold cost, at
ui:oit.i; i. .visit vi-.s
CHEAP STORE,
Wo. 7 NORTH EIGHTH STliKKT.
JLEGANT SILK-FACED rorLFNsl
ELEGANT RICH TLAID TOPLINS.
Elegant Empress Wool Poplins, only 75 cents.
In fact, the largest stocK of FINE DRESS GOODS
will be found at
.'i:okc;.i3 i. uisii tn s
ONE-rRICE STORE,
No. 7 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
JIGHTH STREET EMPORIUM FOR
BLACK .SILKS! BLACK SILKS!
OPENED THIS MORNING,
HLACK GROS GRAIN AT $1-50.
BLAC K GROS GRAIN AT $1-75.
HEAVY AND RICH AT i.
The best li Bluck Silk in the city. Admitted by all
to be the cheapest Black Silk offered this Fall.
Also, a full line of pure LYONS BLACK SILKS, up
to to per yard, at
.i:oit4'i: i. wisniTi-s
SILK STORE,
7N.EIGIITHSTltKET.
DEMONSTRATION IN
VELVETEENS 1 VELVETEENS
Handsome Silk Finish at 75, 87c, 11, and gl-25.
Lyons Silk Finish, equal to Ponson's.
Velvet, wide, at Jl-fiO, i, $2M), fa -no.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET OFFERED.
ALL THE ABOVE AT
4.i:OIU.i: . WISIIAH-M
CHEAP STORE,
!o. 7 lYortli i:i4iSlTII NtiMM-t,
10 no it
PHILADELPHIA.
EXTRAORDINARY
REDUCTION
zn r r, 1 c s s or
DRY GOODS.
RICKEY, SHARP ,& CO..
NO. 727 CIIESNUT STREET,
In order to close out their Fall and Win
ter Stock by December 1, will offer
I ztraordinary Bargains
IN
BILES,
DRESS GOODS, and
MISCELLANEOUS
DRY GOODS.
This stock Is the largest and most varied ever
offered at retail In this market, and more replete
with staples and novelties of recent Importations
than any other In this city.
ONE PRICE
AND NO DEVIATION.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
No. 727 CIIESNUT STREET,
10 I tfrp PHILADELPniA.
JRESS GOODS J DRESS OOODsl
One case large Double Cord French Silk Eplng
Inea, I'i.
One cane French Lustrous BUk Poplins, at 11-60.
$1-78, and 2.
One case French Wool Poplins, 62 Vf cents.
One case Frcm h Wool I'oplius, 76 cents.
Two canes 1'laid Poplins, 78 runts to l.
Forty-three pieces Black Silks, 11-75 to $3-60.
American Striped SUks cheap.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
One case Black Wool Poplins, 63 and TS cents.
Oue case Blat k Wool l'upiluM, hs cents and f l.
i Oue ratw Black Wool I'oplius. I1-V3 and 1 tiO.
Black Mlk Poplins and Llni;ilnea
Black Velour Ottoman I'upUua.
Black Frwncb Merlnoes and Delaines.
Black Mohair Taniise, Alpacas, Mohairs, etc.
Black and White Striped Silks, a hanrniu.
Black KngliHh C'rapfs and Crape Veils.
Black Kid Ulovt-s, Crape Collars, eta etc.
COOPER & CONAItD,
S. E. CORNER NINTH AND MARKET,
IT Ism PHILADELPHIA.
V II A M II i: It M, '
No. 810 AUCII HTHEKT.
BARGAINS OPENING DAILY IN
BLACK GUIPURK I AfKH.
BLACK T11RKAD LAOKH.
POINTK APPI.iyUK LACKS.
VALKNOIKNNK. LACKS.
POINTK CUI, LAKH.
TI1KKAO OOI LAKS.
VALKNOIKNNK HUK 1 8 , from tl
FKKNCU ML'SUNS. .rd.wid,(iie.nta
llaniburf Kdgiosa, new daaicoa, v.rjr vtiaap. lu II la
RAPsorrs
TRIMMING AND ZliniYR STORE, '
No. 139 Aorlli i:i4.IITH Street,
10 " Ooraar of Cham at
C;i.ovi:s: 4.i.o i:: ui.ovi:mi
J. Jl'KU
Nn. 1&3H MAKKKT KTRRKT,
MANllr ADl UKHH AN1 Dh ALIR IN
LADIKb , OKMV. It 1I.DK r H, ANU OOAOU
M K N 'li .I.O MA
ALSO. MANL'i Ai 1 1 Kh Uok
V. Ill I K hlllUTS
TOOKTllER WITH A ! I ' I.i. I.I K OK OK NTS' UR
MblliNJ UUUUa. loLiluuy
DRV QOOOB.
No. 43 NORTn EIGHTH STUEKT;
HAS NOW II STOCK, AT AN
Immense Reduction,
BLACK SILKS!
HLACK SILKM
IVLAK SILKS!
t h( apcat Black Silk, pre r olTircl.
Black Silki from Am tion.
8lin faced Black Silk..
HEAVY CORDKD HLACK SILKS.
Medium Black i!k.
Black Silk. a .(leoialtjr.
BANKRUrT STOCK OF (ILOVES,
I'rom No. lOSOhosnui Hlreot.
Men's Rack Clov.. and Caunllot.
Men'. L'aator (iloves
I ndion' ( a.tcr and Buck Olnvpo and (i initio: .
Men's Mdnvy Working lliu k Mills ami (ilovsr.
Men's Kuuk Cauniii'tx.
t 'lnnioaoiit at 50 renin on the dollar
AIko. Merino Uiiderwenr.
t'artwrloht's A Warner's Meriim Veal" und Drawerx. fur
ladies, children and men, from ntii't on.
1 1 K dozen Kid tilnven, new chillies, gil OU.
"(ienuine J on v in Kid Glove."
DRESS GOODS!
DRESS GOODS!
1O.C0O yards DRKRH OOOPN. reduced to HI and .'17 cts.
Kino Vk1o Muhair Utiortstoi- Kuiti, ill and Ulicentt.
Kino Moliairs and Bluck Aipnens.
CI.OSINO OUT L-KKSS GOODS AT REDUOKD
PRICKS. 10 2H4t
SAHOAZ1VS IN FINE DLACIt
ASTRACITA1M CLOTHS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
NO. 28 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Opened this mornlrg TWO LOTS of
FINE BLACK ASTRACHAN CLOTHS
At $8 and $10 Per Yard,
BEING MUCH BELOW THE RKQVLAU PRICES.
Also opened this morning, of our own Importation,
FHENCH CAI?ACU.LAS,
BLACK Fl it CLOTHS.
WHITE ASTRACHAN CLOTHS,
BLACK ASTRACHAN CLOTHS,
WHITE CHINCHILLA CLOTHS
Also opened this morning,
Four Lots of Velveteens, Silk Finish,
For sale very cheap, much lower than the same
goods have been selling. 9 13 tuths3mrp
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
si:b.i.i4.' 4i;t to 4 x.4sa:
15'si.ai-:ss.
OUR BrJTZZlE
Laces, Linens,
White Goods,
Embroideries,
House-furnishing Dry Goods.
STORE TO UBIJT
AKD
Fixtures ioi Halo.
s.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
No. 1120 CIIESNUT STREET,
10 23 BtUtllTtip
PHILADELPHIA.
O W OPENING
AT TDK
EIGHTH STREET RIBBON STORE,
No. 107 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
Four doors above Arch street:
HON NET RIBBONS,
SASH RIBBONS,
SATIN RIBBONS,
VELVET RIBBONS,
BONNET VELVETS,
SILKS,
m kcr ANTt rnr opirn siTrna
BLACK ENGLISH CRAPES,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS AND PLUMES,
LADIES' AND HISSES' HATS,
BONNET AND HAT FRAMES,
All which I offer at the lowest prices.
JULIUS SICHEL,
No. 10T North EIGHTH Street,
9 2StuthB2mrp Four doors above Arch.
CllAH. I KUllVSOJ & IIKO,,
Voa. m and W4 VltiK Street.
Cheap Uuoda, liarxaina.
b caaea vard wida line Hhiriinr Mualinff at 12VO., bypieco
or rard : this Mualia ia worth Ida., and is suited t'ur all
kinda of undorwnar.
W iliiaiuaville Mualin 90o. bj yard.
All otliBr Mualina aa cheap.
Nainamik PUida at iii and3to.
Bwiva Btripa Maalina at lti and 9)0.
Namaook, Cambrio, and Swiaa Mualma, all (rradea,
Liaan TowallmKa at 7, 10, 12, and ltio. pr yard.
Liuon Naiikioa, cheap.
Linen Tafila lamak at Tory low pnoes.
llird aya Nuraery Kiaper by pieoo, cheap.
ballardvilla and other Hannela, cheap.
(,rsat induoemanU offered to persona buying Black.
We bavaa large aaaortmentof Mohairaand Alpaca I'oplini,
all which were purchased at low priced at tilt) end of the
season and hundred! of our cuatoniera have taken ad van
Ue of this opportunity to aecure cheap goods for the com-
jWater proof Oloakinga only f 1 per yard.
lHm't forget our tin yard-wide Bhirtiug is only UHo.
"Wl AH. P. SUIl'SO St UltO.,
BHswll3l Noe. and m PINK Street.
LYONS BLACK SILK
VELVETS,
IN ALL WIDTHS AND QUALITIES.
T. W. T1IG3IAS,
Not. 405 and 407 North SECOND St.,
9 11 Bp PHILADELPHIA.
HOltlER, COLLADAY & GO.,
a
Ifos. 1412 and 1414 CIIESNUT STREET.
ESS
LOWER PKICES THAN BEFORE 1H2 WAR.
A"e Avill oir4;r on IVIoiiclia', No ember 1,
10 CA8ES OF DHESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, INCLUDING CLAN 3TRIPK:J
DOUBLE WIDTH; , xuvaJ.'
TUllE CIIENE MOHAIRS, DOUBLE WI TH;
HEAVY CHENK rOPLINS, FANCY FRENCH POPLINS, ETC. ETC.,
AT 37 CENTS, WORTH FROM 75 CENTS TO $100.
DRY GOODS.
C.n.HAMlUCK&CO.,
(LATR IIAMUIC'K A COLE).
Special Announcement.
SELLING OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DHESS GOODS
At Prices that will insuie their Sale
by the 15th of December.
(wi'Ofit Oitvjvniiaw in
LYONS BLACK SILK VELVETS, $7-60, $), 810,
12, 15, g IS.
VELVETEENS, FINISHED EQUAL TO SILK, AT
1 -60, J20, 3, 83 80.
WE ARE DETERMINED TO RETAIN OUR RE
PUTATION FOR BARGAINS IN
2XAC CI LIE 3,
BLACK SILKS, 81 60, 82 00, 83, 83'SO, 8, 84 ), 85.
SPECIAL LOT OF UUOCHE SflAWLS, FROM
AUCTION, AT VERY LOW PRICES.
ALL THE NEW PLAIDS, INGKEVT VARIETY.
DRESS GOODS, 25 CENTS-HAVE BEEN SOLD
AT SO CENTS.
DRESS GOODS, 31 CENTS HAVE BEEN SOLD
AT 08 CENTS.
DRESS GOODS, BO CENTS-HAVE BEEN SOLD
AT 81.
DRESS GOODS, 75 CfiNTS HAVE BEEN SOLD
AT 81 60.
C. II. HAMRICK & CO.,
No. 45 North EIGHTH Street,
10 302t
PHILADELPHIA.
QREAT REDUCTION
In Prices of
LADIES' CL0AKINGS.
DOGSKIN CLOAKINGS AT 83 00
CHINCHILLA " 82 00to83H)
VELOUR BEAVER CLOAKINGS AT. .810 to 84O0
BLACK ASTRACHAN 83-09
Do. Do $6-50
Do. Do. 810-00
Do. Do. 812-00
DO. Do IU-00
Do. ESQUIMAUX BEAVERS,
ALL GRADES.
CUltWEN STODDAHT & BliOTHEK,
Nos. 4fi0, 462, aad !l North SECOND Stresf,
10 80 2t
Above Wlllowr.
V
ELVETEENS J
VELVETEENS J !
Balance of Import ei 'a stork of
PURK BILK FAUK VKLVKTICICNS,
at 85c, 1 25, 1'50, 1'75, 3, 2'5l, and S.
Heavy Twillod back Velveteon, $I'5U.
$3 Velveloon equal to Silk Velvet.
BLANKETS! BLANK KSSI!
All-wool Rlanketa, $4 2.1,4 . VI, S'5U to VI
Canton Flannels, 12M, IA. 1H, 20, 22, 25, eto.
All wool Flunnela, 25, 28, SI, 37 M, 4i, 45, 50, eto.
5000 YARDS
MERRIMACK CALICOES, 12o.
Ladies' Merino Vesta, 75c., $1, 112 ( 3 50.
Gouts' Merino Shirts and Drawers from 75o.
Misses' and Boys' Merino Underwear.
Great bargain in Black Alpaca Poplin, 3"!c, wortli !2 Vf,
cheapest everoffored.
Double warp Black Alpacab, 31, 37M, 45, 50, M, 62, 68 to
$150.
WATER PROOF CLOAKINtiS!
BouRht early, cheapest iu the city.
Waterproofs at $1, 125, 137W;, 1'50, 1'63, and 175.
Kid Gloves- Bankrupt stock 85o.
Muslins ut our usual low prices.
FARIE8 & WARNER,
No. 223 N. NINTH STHEET,
It ABOVE RACK.
JJOUSE.FUENISIIINO DRY GOODS.
Marseilles Counterpanes, from 83 00 to li.voo.
Jaiquard, Alleudule, and Honeycomb Spreads.
10-4, 11-4, 12-4, and 13-4 Blankets In the bust makes.
Crib and Cradle Blankets In assortment.
Loom and Wash. Damask Table Linens, from 60
cents to 8100.
Barnsley Table Linen In extra widths.
80 dozen Red Bordered Uuck Towels, at 12' rts.
Barusley Towels, extra size, or the highest quality.
STOKES & WOOD.
8. W.COR. SEVENTH AND AKCII STS ,
PHILADELPHIA. swi
OODS
AT
DRY COOD&.
JOHN BURNS,
HOUSE -FURNISHING DRY GOODS
AND IMPORTER OF HOSIKftT,
Nos. 245 and 247 SOUTH ELEVENTH ST.,
lAbova Spruce.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Just received, a complete assortment of
Ladies', Gents', and Children's Merino Unde-ir.r ;
the celebrated inuke of "Cartwright it Warner "
Cartwriuht 4 Warner's Children'a Vests, in hijrh n-k
long sleeves; low neck, short sleeves. ' '
(JartwriKht A Warner's Ladiej' Vests, from 2i inch t
ob inches.
CartwriKht 4 Warner's Cents' Shirta, from 2'75 a ,
CartwriRht 4 Warnor's Extra Heavy six-thrid ;-,
Ladies' cnta, 75, 87i ; RuKiilarmade. $1'25.
(ient's Shirts, 50,75; Remilar made, ifl-50
Enprlish Super Stout Half-Hose, 31, 37Jo.
Lndif s' genuine lialbrigKan Hose, 75c., 87Mo.
Ladies' etra heavy "iron frame" Hose, b7(40., too
Ladies' fleecy liuod Merino and Woollen Hose.
WATER PROOFS! FLANNELS! BLANKETS'
Canton Ilaonels, 12J4C., up; Ensrlish, 48c., op
Uallardvale Flannels, 37!c. ; 4-4 Shaker. 45c. '
Red, Opera, Gray and Welsh, Flannels.
Dark black Waterproof, Mlo., 81, KH12V to $ I 75.
Gold mixed Water-proof, $1'35, i I'37X, $150.
Oue case 10-4 Blankets, jfyper pair.
One invoice 10-1 White yuilts, $175, choap.
TABLE LINENS! TOWELS!
All-linen Towels, l2Kc. : size 20x;M inches.
Fresh invoice Hamburg Edgings
ings.
NAPttN3
and
lassrt
It
pRICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND FILBERT.
Black Velveteens, a new lot, at 82X, 75, Vl ! I T",
2,20and3-25.
Blac k Silks, $2, 2 25, 2 50, up to- $3 50 per vard.
' Plaid Poplins. Stripe Poplins.
All wool Poplins. Silk and Wool Poplias, etc,, etc.
1' lannels, Flannels,
All Wool Dowet and Shaker Flannels, very cheap.
BLANKETS.
BLANKETS.
A large assortment of Blankets at 8 ;'6i 3'87, ;'50, 5, -j-J,
6, 7'25, up to 15 per pair. ,
A large assortment of Ladios. Gents', aad OaiUren's
Gloves.
Ladies' Cloth, Spun Silk, and Berlin Gloves.
Gents' and Childien'a Glovea iu Cloth. Berlin, aaJ
Spun Silks.
Ladies', Gents', and Children's Hosiery.
Huinburg Edgings, Inserting and Flouucin. '
Wide Black Sash Ribbons.
Colored Sasli Ribbons.
A II widths Black Velvet Ribbons.
PBICE & WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIGIITn AND FLLBERT.
N. B.-3W doz. Duchess Paris Kid Gloves, real Kid, l
per pair, cost $150 to import.
Jouvin's Kid Gloves.
lii dr.z. Joseph Kid Glove, choicecolora, $t per pair.
JID GLOVES.
KID GLOVES
3C0 dozen Ladies' Duoliass Kid Gloves, real kid, mt I
per pair, cost $1 50 to import, ia dark, medium and liUt
colors. At ,
TRICE & WOOD'S,
10 31 awiit; N. W. CORNEEJGHTOjtNpjTLRSRT
QIIOICE GOODS AT LOW PKICE3.
MRS. M. A. BINDER,
NO. 1101 CIIESNUT STREET.
Gorreapondence with the leading Parisian and Ooatinsa.
tal Houses enables ber to receive the luten uovoltie
direct.
Bargains opening daily in
Black Guipure Laces.
Black Thread Laces.
Pointe Appliiue Laces.
Valencienne Laces.
I'oiute Collars.
Thread Collars. Lace VeiU.
ointe, Appliiiue, and Valeuciaunes Kan ikiicUi'.
French Muslin.
Hamburg Edgings, new designs, very cuaji.
Alter Laces, all widths. v
Bridal VeiU and Wreaths.
Kid Gloves, 75o. and (I a pair.
White Coats, Cloaka, and Oreates.
Also, elegant Trimmings, Velvets, Flowers. R;Y3i
Buttons, etc.
Particular attention given to
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKIN3
Satisfactory ayatem of
DKK.SS CUTTING TAUGHT.
Sets of choice patterns for Merchants and Diaiuukjis
now ready, at reduced prices.
Roman Ties and Hatha.
Paris Jewelry, newt slylei of J at. Gold, un 1 S't ll, til 9
rarest and moat elegant ever ottered,
lit ir Bands, Couihi., Nets,
Zephyr, Slippers, Cuhions, and Brackets.
Corsets and B oop frkirls. Sis'uHi
FURNITURE.
QAUTIONl BEWAREt
i i iti ri iti::
THE Tit 10 K Ol TRACE KXP06EO.
It lias turn a plan of certain small boujMM in the Fuioi
tuie truile (o give 6 or eo In per ernl. eoiumiaaion t
pulie. hom oilier trade, and Moras bringing or asndinjc
customBisto them, aud tnua charging the iurcliaor a
binlitr piic. toi tueir turuiture, ut ! aendmg thuui aa
ibl'cnor ail-'ile. . . . ,
Tins is to caution partios not to go to stores where thef
are Ibushlilf nvomuianU -d tv intorvMed advisers,
MttMia. tioold 4 o- do t"l I"") any wiiiiM.g t carpet
stires. or any ol norm, and tan tuaialore allot 1 to sell
clieaptr, aud gue Ihair cuaiour the full beaoot of lUis
kJ,)i lloj' hve by hr.norable dealing secured the Urgent Fur
uiluu Trade in tuecuy.enu Uop to uisnt it onnimiiaace.
' t-OV l.U 4 Cv .
N. F Corner of NINTH snl M 4 RKK r SirJ't. and Nh
v: suo Konu v"cun u .-.. i'ij- '
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