The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-01-19
DON'T MAKE YOUR PURCHASES UNTIL
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AS the time for our annual closing out sale is
at hand, we now offer the following bargains in
DRESS GOODS:
Changeahle Poplins at 20, worth 3Oc.;
Delains. all colors, at 90, worth 30c.;
Plaid Poplins. at 80, worth Soc;
Plaid Poplins at As, worth Goo. s
Extra quality al-wool Diagonal Plaids at 65c.,
would be cheap at 81; .lasE ,.s. st,,..e
Superior quality all-wool Plaid Poplins at 75o.,
worth ST. 25;
French Mernos in all the desirable shades at e.,
| IS, IS, 90c., and ST. worth 25 per cent. more,
| and no mistake; r.5.l
Small figured all-wool Deaines at IS, worth SOC.
Extra quality Popllns at ST, so, worth $3.50, per
Handsome Striped Silks at ST. per yard worth
/ $3.50; .~i
Black Silks at ST. 40, so, $1,75, So, 1926 and
$3.50, all of which 25 per cent. below
regular prices; 7
Black and Co,ored Velveteens, in all colors and
qualities, from 85c to So, so per yard;
Black and Colored Satins of superior quality at
So per yard;
Black Plaid and Colored Silk velvets at very low
| prices aes
Satins, Velvets, and Velveteens, cut on the bias
| when desred
Bombazines, Tamise, Crepe de Paris, and Alpac-
Empress Cloths in all qualities and at extremely
low prices;
Black Silk Mantilla Velvet at SIG, worth $25 per
yard;
Domestic Ginghams at 10 and 125c.;
Full yard-wide Bleached and Unbleaohed Cotton
! at 10c.
1914 Utica Bleaehed Sheeting at IS, worth 563c.
by the case in New York;
Wamsutta Cotton at 1885,;
New York Mills Cotton at 20c.;
Fruit of the Loom Cotton at 1896;
Full width Bleached sheeting al $50. per yard;
Full width Unbeached Sheeting at Soc per'yard
Calcoes at g 10, and 123c. per yard-the best
goods can be sold at these prices;
Bed Ticks at from TO- to 40c. per yard;
Shifting Stripes from 10 to 25c. per yard;
White Briiants at Is, so, and a5c., worth Soc.
India Twill Long cloth at 35c., worth Soc;
skirting Cambricsat Is, would be cheap at 30c.
Great Bargains in Swiss, Nainsook, Cambria,
Null Striped, and Check Muslins;
Satnet at IS, worth Soc;
Satinets at so, worth 75c;
Cassimeres from 75c. to $3.50 per yard-a very
large assortment
Broad Cloths in great variety at satisfactory pri
! ces to the purchaser:
Corduroy from ST to ST. per yard;
Atwood White Bed. and Yellow Flannel at 25c
would be cheap at Soc. per yard;
Full yard wide White Flannel at As, worth &C.,;
at 60c, we'll worth 75c.
Genuine WEIGH Flannel at 85c.; worth 1925;
| IW1lleQ FlannelS from so 10 QUO. per yarQ
! Full yard-wide Shaker Flannel at so, worth 65.
Table Damask pure linen, at doc. per yard, worth
50c.-at IS, worth 81 also at $, 81, rs, ST.
SO, and gall very much below regular
| prices;
Table Cloths, all pure linen, two yards long, at
ST, worth $780,
Fringed Napkins at 75c., ST., 1925, and $3.50
per dozen-50c. per dozen below regular prices
Large-size Napkins at SIPS, $3.50 and 50 per
dozen-the best bargains offered;
Crush Toweling at SIC, worth l24c. per yard;
Genuine Russia Crash from I23 to 2ac. per yard;
Stair Lined at 1890, worth 25c.
Extra Heavy Linen Damask for crumb cloths, at
$l,25 per yard, worth So;
Pure Linen Huekaback Towelling at l2a, l6a and
25e., worth 20, Is, and $780,;
Extra long Double satin Damask Table Cloths at
very low prices;
Children's Merino skirts at Soc X;
Merino skirts for ladies from 81 up to $3.50;
Mems Merino shirts from 75c., to So;
Gents Cloth Gloves at 40, 60, and 75c., worth So
49, and ST.;
Pure Linen Hemmed Hankerchefs from % to rs;
Genuine English socks at $a per dozen, would be
cheap at 81;
Silk Irish Linen, and Cotton Handkerchlets at
| very low prices;
Neck Ties and Fancy Bows for gents at very low
Virgin Buck Gloves,
Gents Shawls
Travelling Blankets at S4-just half price;
! Blankets for carriages and buggies at reduced
| prices;
Umbrellas of all qualities and styles, among which
will be found the Widow Umbrella
Elegant Walking suits for Girls at So, SO. So, 49,,
SO and upwards-just the cost price These
suits are made up in the latest styles and fit
we'll.
A large lot Of Remnants of Dress Goods of every
description at very low prices;
| Worsted Hoods at 25, 80, 49, and 5Oc.;
Breakfast shawls from ST. to So;
Worsted Leggns at 35 49, and 50o.-just half
price;
Worsted Hose for children at 10, i2ac, and up
wards;
Nubas at 75c., worth 81; sontags at 40c., worth
Boulevard skirts at ST., $3.50, So, and $3.50,
worth $3.50, So. $3.50, and S.;
White Knit skirts at So, worth S. "a pair of these
skirts will last five years;
New styles of Knit Jackets for Ladies-prices re-
duced to a. 5, and Sc;
Genuine English Brussels Carpet at $3.50 per
| yard;
A full assortment of Hemp, Venetian, Three-ply
and Ingram Carpets,
Drugges, Oil-Cloths,
Oil-Cloth Rugs, Velvet and Brussels Rugs.
Colored Blankets, extra large size, weighing over
thirteen pounds at SIS pair, worth IS =
| piece Colored Blankets weighing over II
| pounds, at 81 pair, worth 81 piece;
Great bargains in Furs for ladies and girls;
shaws Of every description at extremely low
| prices;
Chrochet Edgings at lac per dozen yards, worth
10c. yard
Tides at so and 40c.-just about half price;
Hamburg Edgings and Insertings in great variety
and at very low prices;
Linen Collars and Cuffs Of the latest styles at ex-
tremely low prices;
Dimity bands at l0c., worth 26c;
Broche scarfs at Soc, and so, worth 100, 200,
and $50;
Neck Ribbons at is, IS, so, go, and 75c. per
yard, worth double that money;
Elegant Sashes and Sash Ribbons at reduction
of 80 per cent;
Cashes No. A Coventry Rufae at 4oc. piece
regular price S5c.
Wool Bed spreads at s. would be cheap at 4 90;
Calico Comforters at 2, ESQ, 800, and S,75-not
the price of the calico and batting;
Delain Cemfartahles at 500, worth CO.,;
Bridal. or Honcy-Comb Quilts at 1,5O, worth
$50;
Great bargains in fine Bed Blankets, Crib and
Cradle Blankets;
A large assortment of Slipper Patterns from l,o(
D t., orad Robes from 3 20 TO To 90 :.