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Established. 1886
M# BROADWAY SNGUBH
THE CHAMPION
MAIL ORDER 4 HOUSE
PRICE LIST FOR FALL AND WINTER 1898-1899.
This price list is by no means complete. We simply list a few articles in each department to give an idea of the
various lines we carry. Order anything kepi in a first-class depeutwent store-ten chances to one we have it, and the
Drive is always guaranteed to be the lowest. Yoar valued commands, for little or much, will be most highly appreiat
cd and handled by cai \ful and experienced salesmen , Address all ordeis to the firm.
Plant Avenue Way Gross, Gr,a.
Corrcl If Is, LowtstPries,
Fair Dealing.
J plain hub's veiling, evening
Shades, 15c y<l
-38 inch plain albatross, evening
shades, 38c.
(’half wool fancy dress goods at 12}
and 15c yd.
27-iuch half wool fancy dress goods,
15 and 20c per yd.
34-iueh all weol Tricot flannel, 30c
per yd.
62-inch all’ wool flannel in cardinal.
navy and gray, 58c.
34-inch cashimere, in green, navy
and black, 24c per yard.
36-inch oashimcrcs, navy, brown,
cardinal, green, tan, cream, gray and
black, extra value, 30c. per yd.
34-inch mixed broken plaids. green
and white and navy and white, all
wool, 3.0 c per yd.
27-inch all wool mixture, 20c per
40-inch all wool check muting in
tan, brown ami black, 35c.
52-inch all wool covert cloth, all
colors, extra quality, 90c yd.
50-inch heavy navy bluo flannel, on
ly 50c yd.
38- silk aud wool novelties, 50c
yard.
39- fancy mixtures, in cardinal
and green, 25c yd.
38 inch fancy novelty mixtures in
green, navy and drab, only 25c yd.
38-inch wool brocade novelties,
special prices, 50c yd.
36 inch all wool plaid in dark green,
navy, etc., shewy pattern*, 50c yd.
38-iach bright German plaids in
preen aud navy and red, 4;>c yd.
Rich brocades in sigle patterns, 7
yards to pattern, $5.
46-inch plain whipcord, military
blue, 61 yd.
44-inch black Henrietta, special val
ue, 75e yd.
60-inch imported shower proof black
serge, 61 yd.
Plain, red and white wool flannels
for underwear, 15, 18, 20, 25, 38 and
ftOo per yd.
Outing flannels in small delicate
checks aud stripes, or largo patterns,
(>j ond 10c yd.
Oaiicoe*. Percales, Ginghams
and Domostics.
Turkey red calico 4, 5 and 6e per yd.
btuudard prints, all colors mix prints
at 6c.
Aigh class covelty frnits 6c yd.
Percales, reliable qualities, 8, 10 and
12c yd.
Plain solid color percales, best make,
12c yd.
Dark fruited prints twill face veiling
for wrappers, Sand 10c yd.
Extra heavy outing for cloak* and
probes. 18c yd.
Apron ginghams, 4,5, band 7c per
yard.
Double fold Scotch ginghams, if you
want a good one, 10c yd.
Dress ginghams, (, 10, 12 aud 15c
yard. #
Sateen, plain,and figured, 8, IS I*, 1 *, 15,
20 And 25c per yard.
Cotton checks, reliable quality, 5. 6,
7 8, 10 and 12$e per yard.
Madras cloth for nice shirts and
s’ waists in variety oPstyles, 16c
Heavy unbleac! ed drill, 7c per yd.
Unbleached canton flannel, 5,7, 8,
D, 10 and 12}c per yard.
Yard wide aca island sheeting, 4}, 5
and 7c per yd.
Yard wide bleaching, 5,7, 8 and 100
per yard.
Yard wide lonsdale cambric, extrh
fine and soft finish, 10c per yd.
Mattress ticking, 5,8, 10 and 12}o
per yd.
Feather ticking, 12} and 15c yd.
Pillow casing 12} and 15c yard.
10-1 sheeting, 15,18 and 24c yard.
A full line of heavy cantons and
jans pants goods.
Braids, Silks And Velvets.
Soutliache braids, 24 yds., in bunch
25c per bunch.
Silk soutliache in two sizes, 50c and
$1 per bunch.
Tubular braids, wool 4 to 6c per yd.
Silk tubular braids, 5, 7 and 10c per
yard.
Hercules braid, 2,3, 4,5, 6, 8 and
10c per yard.
Fancy mixed guimpos, 5,8, 10, 12
and 15c por yd.
Black jet, 6, 8, 10, 42} and 15c per
yard.
Fancy colored bead guimpc, 15 and
20c per yard.
Figured China silks, 25, 35 and 60c
per yard.
Fancy changeable silics, 45, 65 and
90e per yard.
Black brocado China silk, 75c per
yard.
Heavy brocado silks and satins for
skirts, 85c, $1 ami $1.50.
Plain satin, 50c, 90c and 61.25 per
yard.
Velvottcens in nil colors 35c per yd.
Silk velvets in all colors, 65, 75, 90c
61, 61.25 and 61.50.
Novelty dress and cloak trimmings,
take the place of fur, all colors, 16c
per yard.
Specialties in narrow, velvet ribbon,
black sud all colors, at, 30, 35 aud 40c
per bunch of ten yards.
Mill SERY.
This department is the pride and
pet of our business and is superintend
ed by the well known Miss Gordy, fa
mous for her taste and skill as a trim
mer. As soon as a novelty appears
upon the market we have, keeping
thoroughly abreast of the day in new,
stylish goods. Our prices are about
one-half as much as you pay for mil
linery at other places, and here you
get exactly what you want. Below
we list a few items. New goods are
added to this department weekly.
Send us your order* :
Ladies’ aud Misses’ felt hats in all
cojors and shapes, 45c.
Ladies’ and Misses' French felt hats,
all colors and shapes, 750, Sse and sl.
Ladies’ and Misses’ sailors and hats,
45c, 75c and sl.
Ladies' velvet lists, all shapes, 50c,
75c, 61,6150 aud 62-
Ladies’ chenille hats, 75c, 61 and
6125.
Ladies' fur hats, all shapes, 50c and
75c.
Ladies’ and Misses’ French felt sail
ors 75c, 85c and 61.
S4rth Semi
Ladies’ walking hats, variety of col
ors and shapes, 50c, 75c, $1 and $1.65.
Ladies’ straw sailors, 20, 25, 50c, 75c
and .sl.
Ladies’ black Milan sailors straight,
or bell crown, 75c and sl.
Ladies’ extra fine quality soft im
ported Milan sailors $1.75.
The above sailors are all trimmed.
An extensive line of fancy feathers
at 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 50c and 75c.
Fancy birds 50, 75, $1 and $1.25.
Ostrich tips, 3 in bunch, all colors,
40, 50, 75, 85 and sl.
Ostrich plumes, all colors, 20,25,45,
60, 65, 75c, sl, $1.25 and $1.50,
Flowers 16c, 25c to $1.50 bunch.
Jet and rhinestone ornaments in
great variety.
RIBBONS.
While wo carry in stock more than
50 grades of ribbon from the cheapest
to the best, we qoute only standard
fine goods.
Extra heavy satin and gros grain
ribbons, all silk, black and all colors,
No. 2,4 c ; No. 5,7 c; No. 7, 8 and 10c;
No. 9,12}c; No. 12. 15c ; No. 16, 20c;
No. 22, 25c; No. 30, 30c ; No. 40,35 c;
No. 50 and No. 60, 40c per yard.
Supremo quality all silk moire rib
bons, black and all colors, No. 12, 15c;
No. 16, 20c ; No. 22, 250; No. 30, 30c:
No. 60,40 c yard.
Fancy ribbons, all colors, from 5c to
65c per yard.
Red, white and blue ribbons, 5, 10,
15 and 25c per yard.
Wo especially recommend our No.
40, No. 50 and No. 60 for sashes.
Bainproof errpe, 75 and 90c per yd.
Silk mourning veils, hemstitched
and ready to wear, 62.25 62.50 and |3
each.
Linens And Whit oods.
A fulline of cotton towels at 5,8, 10
andl 2sc.
Turkish bath towel* at 16, 20 and
25c.
Red border linen damask towels 10,
12$. 15, 18, 20, 25 and 30c each.
Red border linen buck towels 12$,
15, 20 and 25c each.
SS-inch turkey red damask, fast col
ors, 38 and 45c yard.
58-inch cream linen damask, 50c yd.
sb-ince bleached linen damask 60c
yard.
72-inch bleached linen damask 60c
yard.
Turkey red doilevs 50, 75 and 61.00
dozen.
Bream, bleached or red border doi
leys at 25, 45, 50, 65, 75 and 90c to
<1 .50 dozen.
Cotton towel crash a, 8 and 10c yd.
Linen towel crash 8, 10, 15.18 aud
20c per yard.
Art linen 12$, 20, 45 and 50c yard.
Irish fronting linen, 36-incli wide,
45c per yard.
Stamped tidies, beaureau scarfs,
splashers and centre pieces i, 10, 15, 20,
25, 35 to 85c.
Cotton diaper, 22-inch 55c; 2-4-inch
68c; 27-inch piece.
50-inch curtain scrims, 8, lOand 12>.,c
per yard
Swiss cm tain scrim 12.'* 15,13 and 25c
per yard.
Lace curtains 75, 90c, f 1.25, 61.50 and
50 pair.
Sbeeial values in plain white lawns
and ndia linen 8, 10, 12% 15. 20. 25 and
30c per yard.
72-inch organdie 38, 45 and 50c yard.
Checked dimities and nainsook 7, LO,
\2% and 20c bervaid -
Heavy plain white duck 10c.
Heavy white pique duck 12%c,
Heavy plain duck for skirts in all col
ors 10c per yard.
Shoes.
Ladies’ gondola kid button sl, $1.25,
$1.50 and $1.75.
Ladies’ dongola kid or vici button $2,
$2.50 and $3,
Misses’ pebble grain spring hsel, No.
12 to No. 2, $1 and $1.25.
Misses’ dongola button spring heel,
No. 12 to No. 2, sl, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.
Child’s pebble or dongola, 8 to U, 50,
75c, sl, and s'-.25. Infants and chil
drens soft sole shoes 25, 35 and 65c.
Child’s dongolas, 8. H. sto 8,40, 50
and 65c. Men’s buff bala or congress,'
sl, $1.25 and $2.50. Men’s satin calf,
bals or congress, $1.50, $2 and $2.60.
Gent’s French calf, $3,50 and $2.
Gent’s vici, bals or congress, $3 and
$3.50. Men’s best brogans, $1 pair.
Oil grain creole, $1.25. A complete
line of ladies’, Misses’ and gents’ox
fords and slippers. Boys’ and youths’
shoes, sl, $1.25 and s.l
Underwear, Hoisery and Gloves.
Ladies’ heavy jersey ribbed vests, 20,
25 , 35 and 48c. Ladies’ Australian
wool vests, 90c, |1 and |1,25 each.
Ladies’ cotton merino vests 40 45 and
50c. Misses’ cctton merino vests 20 25
35c. Children’s cotton merino vests
according to size 10 15 20 2530 and 35c.
Infants’ wool vests 35 45 and 00c.
Men’s heavy cotton merino shirts 25
35 and 50c. Men’s natural mixed wool
shirts 75 $1 and |1.35. Gent’s extra
Australian wool 90c 61 and 61.25- Spe
cial large sizes in gent's fine wool under
shirts sizes 48 52 and 58 at sl. Ladies
cashimere wool gloves, 20 25 85 45 65 and
75. Ladies’ silk gloves 35 45 7fl and 90c.
Ladies’ kid gloves Poster hook? or
button 90c ?l and 61-25 Spocial lot of
undressed or chamois skin gloves 507 cc
aud 6 1 pair. Ladies’ dog skin driving
gloves with gaunlet cuffs 75 cent.
Carpets, Matting, Rugs, Etc.
36-inch iugrain ootton carpet 35c yard.
36-inch irigrain wool-filled carpet 50.
27-inch tapestry Brrussels 60c yard.
27-inch Wilton or Axminster9oc yard.
Stair ingrain striped 20 andc. Seam
less Japanese cotton warp or heavy
China matting 22 and 2?c. Extra quali
ty, finest made only a small stock on
hand 39c yard. Floor oil cloth 4-4 wide
45c. Floor nil cloth 6-4 and 8-4 wide at
42$c sq yard. Rugs made from fine
body Brussels carpet 1$ yds long 68.25
each. Rugs from fine wilton carpet 2
yds long 62.35. Regular Moquette rugs
35x54, 62 ; 44x72 63.75. PlaiD linen
shades 3x6 ft 25c. Linen shades decor
ted in all colors Bx 6 ft. 35 45 50 65 and
75c. Flam linen shades with knotted
fringe 7ft all colors 6'c. Handsome 7
ft shades with handlpainted landscape
75. All our shedes come complete and
mounted on Hartshorn rollers.
Brass sash curtain rods 15c, with
rings 5c extra. Wood curtain poles,
with brass trimmings, 25c, with wood
en trfmmings 38c. Bamboo easels, 5
feet high 50c and 61 each. An ele
gant line of picture frames, holds $
life size portraits, 16x20, iu oak and
gilt, 61.50 61.75. Our art displey,
consisting of snow scenes, water and
forest, 16x20. in elegant frames, 4
inches wide. 61.50, 61-75, 62 aud 62.50.
Imported pictures of “Blarney Cas-
ice
tie,” “Windsor Castle,”
er Abbey,” ‘Church in the Catskill,”
etc., $2.50 each.
\
Men's and Boys’ Clothing ‘and Furnish
ings. \
Men’s cassimere suits $5, 8, and $lO.
Men’s black worsted suits, $9, $lO
and sl2}. Special in min’s all wool
suits, small sizes, 34 to 36l*t $7 worth
sl2}. Youth’s long pants suit s4}.
Boys’ knee pants suits, sl, $1.25
$1.75, $2.10, $2.25 to $3. Men’s jeans
pants, 65, 75, 90, sl, $1.25 and $1.50.
Gent’s cassimere pants $1.50, $2 s2}
$3 and s4}. Gent’s black worsted
pants, $3, s3} and s4}. Floys’ knee
pants 2 , 35, 50, 75 and sl. Boys’
waists 20, 25, 35 and 50c. Complete
line of men’s and boys’
collars, ties and gents am.' ’
always on haryl .
N. N. N.—There no betl? r co f.
200 yd. spool cotton for m^f*¥ no u *’
3 Bpools for 10c. Turkey re“2jS£Hp|
ery cotton 3 spools for sc,
silk at o, 10 and 20c per
miway and Bartlet’a filo, twisteS'and
rope silks, best known, 2sc skein.
Wood embroidery hoops, bo. Ad
justable steel embroidery hoops 25c,
Best whalebone 6c doz. Cord edge
and brush skirt bsnding 5c yd. Hooks
and eyes 4 doz. for sc. Metal dress
buttons, 3, 5 and 8o per doz. Pearl
dress or shirt buttons, 5,8,10and 12$c
doz. Agate shirt buttons 5c per gross.
Feather-stitched braid, 7, 8 and 10c
bunch. Dress braids and guimpes 3,
5, 7 and 10c per yd. Adamantine toil
et pins, lc paper. Best brass toilet
pins, 5c paper. Mourning pins 3 box
es for sc. Wire hair pins lc paper.
Aluminum hai*- pins 10c doz. Shell
and amqer hair pins 1, 2 and 3c each.
Side combs 5,8, 10 and 15c pair.
Ladies’ pompadour combs 15c. Toil
et dressing combs 5, 8,10,15 and 20c.
Hair brushes 10, 15, 20, 25, 35, and
50c. Puff boxes 25 and 95c. Puffs
only 10 25 and 55c each. Hemstitch
ed handkerchiefs 5,7, 10 and 15c.
Cologne 5, 10, Is, 20, 25 and 50c.
Ladies’ belts 10, 15, 20 and 25 cent.
Ladies’ metal or jewel belts 25,35
and 50c. Men’s suspenders 10,15, 18,
20, 25, 28 and 50c. Specialties in la
dies’ and gent’s hoisery five, 8, 10, 15
20, 25, 35 and fifty cents. Men’s can
ton flannel drawers, twenty-five, thirty
and fifty cent. Umbrellas fifty, sixty
five, seventy-five cent, 61 to 641.
Handsaw files five and Bc. Flat
mill saw files 8, 10 and fifteen cent.
Handsaws thirty-five and fifty cent.
Hammers five, 10, twenty-five and
i forty-five cent. Nickel curb bits 10c.
Milk or pudding pans 4. five, 7 and
; 10c. Covered sauce pans 10, fifteen
! and 20c. Dish pans fifteen, 20 aud
i twenty five cent. Coffee pots 10, fif
teen to fifty cent. Basting spoons and
flesh forks five and 10c. Cuspidores
10, twenty-five and fifty cent. Japan
ned waitors fifteen, twenty-five aud 40c.
Dippers five, 8, 10, fifteen and
twenty-five cent. China dolls five, 8,
10. 12, fifteen, 18 and twenty-five cent.
Washable, human hair 10, fiften,2o,
I twenty-five, thirty-fivec to f4. Wool
i or crochetted dolls twenty-five and fif
!ty cent. Toy story books five, 10, fif
j teen, twenty-five, 30 and fifty cent. A
nice line of bound books thirty-five,
fifty and 90c. Full line of tin toysjlO,
, fifteen, twenty-five to fifty cent, kn
destructible pony and sleigh siqty-fiVe
cent. Monkeys on a string twenty
five cent. Rubber balls five, 10 amd
fifteen cent. Agate marbles
cent per hundred, and hundreds of'
other household articles and toys for j
lack of space we cannot quote.
costs cotton planters more
than five million dollars an
nually. This is an enormous
waste, and can be prevented.
Practical experiments at Ala
bama Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use of
“Kainit” i
will prevent that dreaded plant
disease.
All about Potash—the results of Its tiM by actual aw
peritnent on the best farms in the United State*— m
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