(1888) fox and kelly's fashion catalogue illustrated: fall & winter 1888-89

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Instructions for Ordering Goods.

Careful Attention to the following, Delays and Errors may be Avoided.

EASE WRITE YOUR NAME IN FULL GIVING

FFICE. COUNTY AND STATE;

ALSOSTREET

NUMBER, IN CITIES AND LARGE TOWNS ; Amountenclosed ; also specify if goods are to be forwarded by

S, mail or FREIGHT ; if by EXPRESS, name ofoffice ; if by MAIL, registered or not.

advise Registration, as it is an almost sure guarantee

loss. It will cost 10 cents extra postage.

Mail Information.

er the pri^sent POSTAL LAWS Parcels weighing fouror less, may be delivered through the Mails at the rate of

per ounce. NO LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS ORNG OF ANY KIND IS ALLOWED INSIDE OFAGE UNDER PENALTY OF SUBJECTING THEE PACKAGE TO LETTER POSTAGE-TWO CENTSUNCE.he money is remitted with the order, we can .send by Mail,

case a sufficient amount ADDITIONAL must be en-o prepay postage. Otherwise, Goods will be forwarded

, or we shall write parties, whichever in our judgment

mutually beneticial.

cannot liold ourselves responsible for goods forwarded l)y

The e.xamination of Packages by POST OFFICE OFS prevents this. When forwarded by EXPRESS theANY is responsible.uld we be out of goods, and delay is appreliendcd, not ice

given by Postal Card.

Exchanges.upon receipt of your order, you find it has not been tilled

please advise us at once, stating the facts.

Nets, goods bought outside, goods damaged in the ^Mails,

and Hosiery tried on, cannot be changed. Where the

ours, we will cheerfully exchange it at our cxpen.se; where

mer's fault, at their expense always providing the goods

in saleable condition, and within a reasonable time; or we

nd the money.

RETURNING THE GOODS PUT YOUR NAJIE ANDESS ON THE OUTSIDE WRAPPER. This is allowed,les us to identify the package at once.d in your letter sufficient money to pay postage on Ex-

Goods back to ycm it the mistake is ours the money willd.

Samples.

We do not GU.\.RANTEE to have the goods beyond the dajrupon which the samples are cut. Our enormous trade, both ia

the store and by Mail, makes this impossible.

We send samples of every thing which can be cut, and ofwhich a small piece will give an idea excei)t as below.

We cannot intelligently comply with the request? forsampUswhere width, color, shade and range in price are not given. Bystating just what is wanted, time and corresi>ondence may besaved.

If. upon receiiJt of samples, they do not prove satisfactorj', we-

would thank you to return them and repeat request specifying in,

what particular we have failed to interpret your wishes.To avoid disajipointment as far as possible, orders should fol-

Idw by RETURN MAIL upon receipt of samples.Two selections should be made, retaining a pttrt of each, in

case either should be sold.

In all cases every effort will be made to execute orders ; if not

successful, samples of the nearest will be submitted; if not satis--

factory (other gfibds not being desired;, money will be refunded.

Orders Promptly Answered..\_11 onlers received by us are tilled immediateby on their

receipt. There is no deviation from this rule. When goods aresold out we promptly abvisc you. Should we deem it wise tomake a substitute it will be subject to exchange or return.

Lost or Delayed Orders.If you do not hear from us in a reasonable time after .sending:

your order, it is evidence that the order has not been received by

us, or that our reply has miscarried, and you should send a letter

of inquiry at once.

Why some Letters fail to reach us.Some peopl e are very much surprised if a letter of theirs fails

(o reach us, but the truth is, a few letters are constantly lost or

stolen from the mails, and those who send money loose in ordinaryletters are sure to be the victims . The remedy is to make allremittances by post-office order, bank draft or registered letter,

and never to send money loose in ordinary lettersNotice. We will not be responsible for money sent loose

in ordinaiy letters. It is not safe. Persons who send it in thiswav do so at their risk.

OUR GUARANTEE.If goods do not give entire salisfacliim. or are not as ordered, we clK-erfully i'X


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FOX & KELLY'S FALL AND WINTER CATALOGUE, 1888-89.

Ladies' tfrap^, fleWnjai'lfeii^, Jacl^et^, Etc.

Our assortment for the Fall and Winter Season in this department is replete with. Garments

of the newest styles and best workmanship, and our prices are the lowest in the city. "W

guarantee all our garments to be perfect fitting and correct styles.

Particular attention will be given to orders by mail, and customers can rely on receiv-

ing just Avhat they order. We earnestly request that the exact measurements be sent.

FRONT.

DIRECTIONS EOE HASTJEEMEM.

1 tol

lto2

3 to 4.

4 to ">

6 to 7

7 to 8.

FRONT.Around bust and back

Across bust from seam to seam .

Around tlie neck

Xeck to waist

Shoulder to elbow

Elbow to end of cuff

9 to 10. Around the hips.

11 to 13.

13 to U.

15 to 16.

16 to 17.

18 to 19.

BACK.Across the back

Around the arm and shoulder

Length of waist

Length of garment from waist to bottom.

Around the wai.st

On all orders of $ 1 and over we will allow 5 per cent, discount in lieu of express charges.


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129. Seal Plush Wrap, trimmedspike fringe, $13.95.

No. 130. Astrachan Wrap, trimmed

with fur and lined with quilted satin,$12.75.

So. 131. Seal Plush Modjeska, satin

lining,trimmed with silk passementerie

|24.5(j.

Xo. 132. Tight Fitting Jacket in all

es of beaver cloth with raised braid-No. 133. Close Fitting Jacket of black

and blue beaver cloth, bell sleeves, hand-

l b id d ^6 50

No. 134. Close Fitting Jacket of black

and colored beaver cloth, uvere frontbound with silk braid, |7.95.


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No. 130. Cloth Wrap, trimmed with fur

and silk pas.scmenterie, 9.95.

No. 136. Tight Pitting Jacket of SealPlush, trimmed with silk passementerie,bell .sleeves, f 21.7o ; same withoiit trim-

ming, $17.50.

No. 137. Close Fitting Jaclj;et of SPlush, satin lining, trimmed ai(?und btom and on bell sleeves with seal fringe,seal ornament in front, $19.75; same wit

out trimming. $15.95.

No. 138. ClosePittingJacketof extra finequality imported diagonal, vest front, facedwith silk and bound OTth silk braid, $10.95

No. 139. Tight Fitting Jacket of blackor blue beaver cloth, handsomely braidedand bound, $4.95.

No. 140. r:iose Fitting TailorJacket of black and colored beaver.

Ma$4.95


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BROAD"WAY AND NINTH STREET, NEW YORK. 1 t

"We lia\e deA-oted unusual energy in placing before our customers an immense variety of

ctive and pleasing styles. We mean to supply you with the best styles, best tjualities, andour well-known \o^v prices.

. 154. Fine Cashmere Jersey, plaited No. 155. All-Wool Cashmere Jersey, No. 156, Finest Quality Cashmere .Ter-trimmed with fine soutache braid, buttoned in the back, trimmed with fine sey, trimmed front and back and on collar

with handsome metal buckle, $5.95. Hercules braid, $2.50; same without braid, and cuffs, around bottom with fine braid$2.35. $4.75.

157. AH- Wool Cashmere Jersey, No. 158. Fine Cashmere Beaded Jersey, No. 159. Cashmere Jersey, trimmedlyoke, plaited front with belt, $5.95. newest design, extra quality cloth, $4.95. with fine cord vest front, collar and cuffs


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'TRADE MARK BECISTERER.

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TailorFinished.

NOVELTY

GLOVE FITTING

JERSEYS.NONE GENUINE WITH

OUT OUR

TRADEMARK.REGISTERED.

(LOTH I.ABEL.

NOJf CEHUIME WI THOUT CLCTH LABEL ATTACHED

No. 148. Elegantly Trimmed Jersey ofall wool cashmere, silk braid trimming,

f3.69.

"^ TRADE MARK RECISTERER.

HONE EEKUINE WI THOUT CLOTH LA8EL ATTACHED.

No. 149. Fine All Wool Cashmere Jer-sey, handsomely trimmed front and back,$3.95.

^LTv"gI-^^ '^'""'="jEBSEy_" TRADE MARK RECISTERER.

WOHE GEHUINE WI THOUT CLOTH LABEL ATTACHED.

No. 151. Fine All Wool Cashmere Jer-sey, elegantly braided down front and oncollar and cuffs, |2.95.

KOUE GENUINE WITHOUT CLOTH LABEL ATTACHED.

No. 152. Cashmere Jersey, trimmedwith three rows of braid all around anddown front $2 15

HO' TRADE MARK RECISTERER.

KfiNE GEHUINE WITHOUT CLOTH LABE L ATTACHED.

No. 1.50. Fine All Wool Cashmeresey, military style, trimmed with fine Elish mohair braid. $2 50.

Same in mohair, $1.95.

^^.,y"ELOVE FnTme''jEB5^^^""^ TRADE MARK RECISTERER.

tJDhE GENUINE WI THOUT CLOTH LABEL ATTACHED.

No. 153. All Wool Cashmere Jerseyliinimed down front and on bottom wtine silk braid, $3.25.


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I10 dies' Wrappers and W'eoi Go^ns.

Ko. 354. English Cashmere Wrapper,

tight fitting princess back, velvet collar and

cufis, )|!2.75.

No. 300. Fine Cashmere "Wrapper,Mother Hubbard front, V back, nicely fin-ished, $3.75.

No. 356. Fine Cashmeere Wrapper,Mother Hubljani front, Wattean back, bellsleeves, $5.23.

No. 361.

No. 361. French Striped Flannel, revere

down front of silk plush, bell sleeves, plushcollar and cuffs, all colors, $10.95.

No. 351. Tycoon Rep Wrapper, tightfitting princess back, assorted patterns,

$2.49.

No. 352. Stylish Wrapper, made of,tycoon rep. Mother Hubbard front, full'Vback, $3.25.

No. 362.No. 353. English Cashmere Wrapper. jfo, 362. Fine Cashmere Wrapper,

tight fitting princess back, navy, wine and handsomely braided, full Y back, bellblack, $2.49. sleeves, all colors, $10.25.

No. 360.

No. 360. All-Wool Striped Flannel

Gown, cashmere fedora, full V back,sleeves, $8.95.

No. 357. All-Wool Check FlanneWrappor, Mother Hubbard front, princessback, in black and white, black and rblack and blue, $5.25.

No. 358. Plain All-Wool Flannel AVraper. Mother Hubbard front, full V baccoat sleeves, all colors, $5.95.

No 359. All-Wool French Plaid TGown, cashmere fedora front with a wtean back, bell sleeves, handsomelyished, $8.25.

When ordering WT.apper.s, give bust measure iind full length of front from neck to beni.

On ll d f $10 d ill ll 5 di f


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Qhildpcn's Gaps, Etc.

. b5 . Fine Normandie Pluslifull satia ruche, all sizes

colors, $1.35.

No. 86. This Cap is made offine quality satin, with presseddot'-, large surah bow, in creamonl.v, $L10. Same in Plush.

No. 87. Three piece Capmade of plush, latest style, satintrimmings, full ruche on top,sizes, 16, 17, 18, $1.35.

No. 88. Latest French ctit,made of moleskin plush, fullValenciennes facing, in alicolors, $1.3.5.

o. 89. Fine Embroidered Cashmerelarge double bow, colors, cream, tan,

al, sizes, 16, IT, 18, 69c. No. 90. Tarn O'Shanter Cap, made ofsilk embroidered cashmere, with bow tomatch, colors, cream, tan and cardinal, allsizes, 7oc.

No. 91. Infant's Fine Cashmere Cap,embroidered, with silk ribbon bow andstrings, 65c.

o. 93. Infant's Ribbed Shirt, 4 sizes,3, 4, price. 59c, 69c, 79c, 95c.

No. 92 This is a plush cap with a surahsilk puff, laps of plush and trimmed withcream silk ribbon with strings to match,sizes, 16, 17, 18, $2.39.

'^ No. 94. Infant's Ribl>ed Shirt, openfront, button from neck, 4 sizes, 1, 2, 3, 4,price, 65c, 75c, 89c, 98c.

No. 95. Infant's Zephyr Jacket, white with colored borders,

29c, 39c, 55c, 65c, $1.00.

No. 97. Infant's Hand Knit Bootees, 15c, 21c, 29c ; cheapery, 10c, 12ic.

No 96. Ohilds' Drawer Leggings, hand knit, with or withoutfeet, size, 1, 2, 3, in navy, brown,

cardin al o r wh it e, 85c, 98c,$1.15; woven, 65c.No. 98. Misses' Toboggan Cap, finished at front with worsted

balls, different shades, 25c, 45c, 69c.

ECIAL NOTICE. On all orders of $10 and over we will allow 5 per cent, discount in lieu of express charges


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Goloi^ed Sl^ipts.

No. 201. Gtaj' Melton, deep side jilaitedounce. 3 rows of braid on ttouuce, '2 011aud, .fl.l9.

No. 202. Striped all wool Flannel Skirt,box plaited ruttie. red and yrav. black andgray, red and black, !j;l.o9."

No. 201 Striped All Wool Skirt 9

No. 204. Black Parmer Satin Skirt,ncy satin quilting, 10 inches deep, andn box plaited nitHe, large size, $4.20.

No. 205. Gray Cloth, deep box plaitedflounce and band, trimmed with 7 rows ofcolored braid, *I.2o.

No. 206. Gray Melton Cloth Skirt, boIilaited rnfl[le, two bands trimmed withpiping, 99e.

No. 207 All Satin Skirt with 13 inch

cy quilting, navy,seal, cardinal, garnet

black, $0.95.No. 208. Same Skirt, box plaited, $7.25No. 209. Black Alpaca Skirt, fancy quilt

$2.49.

No. 2!0. Black p'arnier Satin Skirt,Canton Flannel lining, trimmed withquilted satin, 9 inches deep, $2,19.

No. 211. Same style, with striped flanneltop, $3.19.

No, 213, Black Farmer Satin Skirt, 3rows of quilting,

canton flannel lining, 99c.No, 213. Same, in best (jualily, fastblack, farmer satin, $1.59,

No. 214, Same, with fancy quilting,


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gSETlong high bust,."nbrBIehiP

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THE ONLY Corset madeR WHICH A DRESS CAN BETTEDTO PERFECTION

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EVERYWHERE

LEWISSCHIELEaCO.390.BR(JADWAY; NEWYORKSOtEOlSNtRSofPATESTi M'.FiRS

Jtade in a large va-riety of styles to suit

all forms, in Satin.Sateen. Coutil. Jeanand Alexandra Cloth,in various weiKlits.

suitable for wear in allseasons Prices, fromT5e up to $6.00.None geiiniue un-

less stamped s*.C."Manufactured and

Imported onlt et

Lewis Schiele & Co.390 BROADWAY,

NEW TOEK.

OR SALE EVERYMHERE AND RECOMMENDEDBY FOX & KELLY.

TTSE

ON WHITE SPOOLS!

EORGE }. CLARK, Sole Agent,

IT IS SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS

FOR HAND AND MACHINE USE.

rments sewed with O. N. T. FAST BLACKwill never show white on the seams

after being worn or washed.

RECOMMEXDED BY FOX & KELLY.

M. Heminway & Sons' Silk Co.I.E.\DI.VU .MAXlFAfTlREBS OF

SILK THREADSFOK FOKTY YK.AKS.

HEMINWAY^S SPOOL SILKAND

iB"crTTOiT-ia:oii.E T"v;risTWarranted Full Length and Full Size.

WARRANTED BEST IX THE MARKET.

\A VERY COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF

COLORS AND BLACK ALWAYS IN STOCK.

(FOX & KELLY RECOMMEND IT.

THionycsoisr'SCELEBRATED

Glove-Fitting CorsetsHAVE NEVER BEEN LQUAL TO PRESENT MAKE.

MORE POPULAR THAN EVER.A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED.

THREE LENGTHS:Short, Medium aud Extra Long.

TWELVE GRADES.Highest Awards Granted.

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^' ^'J^''\ I'f^E BEST GOODS AND CHEAPESTFOR QUALITY.

For Sale Everywhere.

AND RECOMMENDED BY

fox: &c icjHdll^NEW YORK.


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Receipts given, and if Orders are lost, iToney refunded.Orders are also Negotiable at Banks.

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