Philadelphia Weather Outlook For Tuesday
Philadelphia forecast brief notes a cloudy day with likely overcast skies. No precipitation details provided and no significant events mentioned.
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Newspaper
Philadelphia Times
Location
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1900
Page
14
Philadelphia forecast brief notes a cloudy day with likely overcast skies. No precipitation details provided and no significant events mentioned.
A broad sale listing silks, foulards, satins, and prints priced from 25¢ to 75¢ per yard plus trimmed hats and garden hats. Items include Japanese silks, printed foulards, and rich twills. Also advertised are opera field glasses, French waists, and an extensive jewelry display near Chestnut and Thirteenth with souvenir spoons and assorted gold pieces.
Women’s silk Eton coats priced at 116 and 15 to 25 dollars lead a spring selection that includes tailor made suits praised for quality and novelty. Paris fashions influence the collection with chic wraps featured on Chestnut Street.
Ribbons priced at 10 to 58 cents a yard are on sale with many sizes and qualities. Demand appears strong for last stock and remnants as shelves thin, with satin-back velvet and corded-edge satin among the best values. Main and cross aisles display numerous options for summer needs.
Textile items advertised include 25 and 30 cent Scotch ginghams, 16 cent American dimities, 10 cent fancy dimities, and 50 cent sulk mushn. Descriptions highlight white grounds with stripes, floral patterns, and sheer half silk blends as pulled from a local sale by a maker clearing surplus at regular prices. Northwest of center location given for store, inviting customers to buy as stock is cut.
Half price robes from St Gall and silk robes from Swiss and India linen offered at 22.50 up to 45 with many trimmed pieces. Also muslin drawers cambric drawers and girls overalls on sale. Third floor first gallery and third floor sections advertise rockers and maple frames with low prices.
Advertises hand embroidered initialed handkerchiefs for men women and children in varying qualities and prices. Also offers souvenir boxes featuring Independence Hall views, muslin garments, and a basement sale of manufacturers samples with half price quantities and summer pickup items.
A discount retailer touts wide selection across men’s and women’s shoes with prices from 1.50 to 7 dollars and notes major discounts on pianos including Chickering uprights and Angelus performances. The store advertises three distinct differences from competitors and directs shoppers to its third and fourth floors for shoes and musical instruments.
The notice advertises Lorraine bicycles and accessories offered at deep discounts. A $40 wheel is sold for $16 and coasters, sundries, electro lamps and amps are marketed from a New York stock, promising safety and comfort with the latest attachment.
A classifieds style pitch explains two shops on the first floor selling regular and irregular garments. The regular store lists serge suits at 7.50 to 22 dollars and notes a refund for a mistaken purchase while the irregular store handles odds and ends with varied sizes and prices, promising better bargains overall.
Men’s soft shirts priced at 60c and 1 are advertised in a Main aisle clearance on Market Street. The madras and percale fabrics feature odds and ends of summer shirts including ventilated up and down striped styles for hot weather.
Season highlights short coats with hand-worked details priced at 7.50 for youths eight to sixteen. Russian blouse suits, belted serges and broadcloths appeal with knickerbocker trousers at five to eight fifty. Lamps and pottery items priced to clear odds and ends on the second floor gallery.
A Knox safe hat line appeals with prices from $1 to $5 while a West dealer’s overrun Alpine hats sell at $2.50 to $7.50. Pearl and Nutria at City Hall corner offers eye tests by skilled opticians without charge and optional trimmings. Juniper street location noted.
Final notice for a Dickens De Luxe edition set offered through the Club plan. The 30 volume Autograph Edition, published by Chapman and Hall, features 800 illustrations and a low Club price of 2.70 per volume after a 1.00 Club fee, following the historic 8.40 per volume De Luxe edition from London.
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