The stalls for the sale of Persian and Central Asian carpets, old brocades and tapestries, and other wares dear to the lover of Eastern art, are in the minority, and must be hunted out.
That none of the party felt any after ill effects speaks well for the purity of the wares of the mammoth advertiser--or the Baluch digestion!
The "book" before the Court was a catalogue in the form of a bound volume, containing illustrations of household wares offered for sale, and giving the dimensions and price of each.
In shop windows ribbed reflectors throw full illumination on the wares displayed, while the sources of light are out of view.
And the countryman finds Dayton as good a place to buy in as to sell in; its merchants offer better and cheaper wares than are to be had in the home village or the neighboring small town.
Wood ground to powder, worked into pulp, molded into pails, tubs and the like, is saturated with oil to produce wares of indurated fibre.
The interurban roads are extending these advantages to the village storekeeper who, in the morning telephones his wants to Toledo, Cleveland, or Detroit; and in the afternoon disposes the ordered wares on his shelves.
Every person exposing food or wares on sale in the markets on days other than those fixed by the municipal government will be prosecuted in the police court for obstructing a public thoroughfare.
It is a peddler with many interesting wares for sale," said the servant who answered his knock.
She selected a number of the waresand then she asked, "What is the price of these?
The Chinese wares are apparently cheap, but their poor quality, and their depreciating effect on the values of Spanish goods, diminish the real profits of the Chinese trade.
The potter spread out a fresh collection of his wares and did a good business with them.
Her wares were such as invited only when the sun shone.
The grain and timber of the Baltic, the wines of France and Spain, the salt of the Cape Verde Islands, the costly wares of the east, came to the ports of the Meuse and Zuyder Zee.
From the Italian cities the wares of the south and the Orient came over the passes of the Alps and down the German rivers, where trading cities grew up to act as carriers of merchandise and civilization among the nations of the north.
The natives, when they see the smoke, came dawn to the shore, and laying out to view so much gold as they think the wares to be worth, withdraw to a distance.
Of him, I tell you, who was made to bring his wares to you like a hawker.
All Peloponnesians, Megarians, Boeotians, have the right to come and trade here, provided they sell their wares to me and not to Lamachus.
The bar was pretty full, but he pushed his way in, and offering his wares in a perfunctory fashion, looked round carefully for any signs of Captain Gething.
To begin, I name as yours all the wares which you saved from the Frisian ship.
It was very still; the hoarse voice of a fruit-seller crying his wares in the adjoining streets, was to be heard at intervals, but each time less distinctly, and from the distance came the faint tones of a single piano.
The old man praised his wares with zeal, taking up this and that in his old, reddened hands, on which the skin was drawn and glazed, like a coating of gelatine.
In 1499 a glover from Leighton Buzzard travelled with hiswares to Aylesbury for the market before Christmas Day.
In the absence of catalogues and advertisements, every man spread out his gayest waresin the sun, and commended them to the public with every resource of mother-wit or professional rhetoric.
From another gate, a herdsman guided his living wares through the crowd, his working animals snapping at the heels of the flock, keeping it together and in motion.
They picked over the wares casually, disparagingly.
Western caravans had come in, exchanging their goods for those eastern wares he had acquired.
Freemen of London may go to fairs and markets with wares to sell, despite the London ordinance to the contrary.
Also - that no one shall expose his wares openly for sale in market on Sundays at any place, but only within his own dwelling to serve the common people, on the pain aforesaid.
Some vendors walked the streets announcing their waresfor sale.
No country person shall sell wares such as linen drapery, wool drapery, hats, or groceries by retail in any incorporated town, but only in open fairs.
New companies were incorporated for many trades, the ostensible reason being the supervision of the quality of the waresproduced in that trade.
Only freemen could sell wares in the city, a custom of at least two hundred years.
Now, the Jew does not like to waste his money, and he at once sought a market for the wares he had been forced to buy.
Contemporary with this was a pottery at Norwalk, Connecticut, which made red wares of soft pottery in many forms.
Other potteries produced wares similar to the Stonington and Norwalk.
The wares made were of very good, and, in some respects, of excellent qualities.
The marks of the Vezzi and the Cozzi wares are as follows: [Illustration: Marks of the Vezzi and the Cozzi wares.
To the Portuguese is no doubt due the first direct importation of Chinese wares into Europe, in which they were followed by the various India companies of Holland, England, France, Sweden, etc.
Pottery was made in various forms, with good enamel; bisque or Parian wares were produced, and soft-paste porcelain of good quality, well decorated.
This last advertisement may refer to wares made in America.
Their stone-wares are made by the mixing of certain clays, without the addition of other substances.
The saloon keepers sold their wares for cash and, as the men of the town and the farmers who drove into town felt that without drink life was unbearable, cash always could be found for the purpose of getting drunk.
The young man told a tale of some football game, or if he had already gone out into the world, talked of his experiences as a traveler selling the wares manufactured or merchandized by his father.
Any person using any of them will enclose samples of hiswares (carriage free, or porterage paid), to No.
A tradesman who wishes to advertise his wares extensively, wants a Gentleman who can Write Advertising Poetical Effusions with facility.
Why not apply poetry to the advertisement of wares as well as apply Art to their construction?
And these interlopers blending thoughts of fame and pelf are vending Various wares while they're ascending.
Suppose that the wares which the poet is engaged to advertise are stuffs.
An artist who has any self-respect ought never to step outside his door to offer his wares to the public, and I advise you to act on this principle.
Liebert and Dehnicke, Bronze Founders and Manufacturers of Metal Wares was inscribed in gold letters on a massive wrought-iron plate, which extended half the width of the house.
Sometimes the thought of Walter's rich manufacturer of bronze wares cropped up in her mind with a longing which had to be suppressed.
His motives are sure to be ethical, and he must not for a moment be confounded with those mercenary scribblers who spice their wares for the market.
I say nothing as to your verses; they are a good deal better than all the poetical wares that are cumbering the ground in booksellers' backshops just now.
He stocked his copies in a corner of his shop, with the obstinacy of greed, and left his competitors to sell their wares at a loss.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "wares" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: effects; good; goods; inventory; line; merchandise; staple; stock; truck; ware
