The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-19

Mack has struck keynote on these goods. He
also has t he largest and best stock of boots and
shoes for ladies, gentlemen, children and babies
in the city. and is Oted for selling at bottom
prices Call at No. "a West Washington street
and see.
UNREASONABLE BARGAINS.
TIE bankrupt stock of s. W. Cole, at Nos. sc
and 50 East Washington street and No. North
Pennsylvania street, is now being disposed of by
r. r. Miles, who is meeting with large trade.
He is able to give, and does give, great bargains
in dry goods and everything pertaining thereto
in the way of notions. AS sample of the bar
gains offered it need only be mentioned that he
is now selling delaines worth twenty-five cents
at ten cents yard, and other goods selling
proportionately low. At the entrance on Penn
sylvaniA street may be fonnd first-esss stock
OF boots and shoes, which Mr.. Miles is selling at
unquestioned bargains and to the great atisfac-
tlon of those who have availed themselves of his
prices These IN need OF footwear can not 40
better than call on Mr.. Miles at No. 8, North
PennsylVania street.
Ceramics.
Tn looking about for suitable presents for
Christmas it is imposs Bile to pass without notice
the wellknown house of c. Schrader & Co, at
No. ~ and "a East Washington street. Here
is to be found the greatest variety of goods both
useful and ornamental. No other establish
ments carries such long line of exquisite and
artistic vases of all the rare and beautiful wares;
no other house can show elegant and varied
an assortment OF toilet sets: no other mousse ca
exhibit as charming and delightful a va rety of
table service, Here, too, may be found tab lie
cutlery, OF all kinds and at prices profitable to
the customers to buy.
NUMBER EIGHTEEN.
No. 1S doesn't refer to the size of the shoes
sold by W. A. Cox. the well-known shoe man,
but No. Is East Washington street is the estab-
lishment now offering great bargains in certain
lines of footwear. Mr.. Cox would call special
attention to his holiday slippers and the fine
goods for ladies' wear-a stock that has no SUI
perior i'll the citv. Attention Is also called to a
large and complete line of rubber boots and
shoes-eXcellent goOdS-for ladies' aud children s
wear, which are selling at bottom figures
NO "PAINTED TEAS"
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company,
represented in this city by two branches, one at
No. 4. Bates House block, and the other at No.
164 East Washington, David Pepper, manager,
has made its great reputation by selling honest
goods-teas, coffees and sugars-at the lowest
possible price. II buys the crops of
the growers and sells the products
directly to the customer and without the inter
vention of any middlemep, thus giving their
customers the benefit of the saved profit The
success of the two branches in this city has been
marvellous, but all deserved. Mr.. Pepper fur
Their advances the interests of buyers at these
houses by giving away valuable present is. Dur
ing the present week he will give away over
$500 worth of Christmas presents These pres
ents consist of beautiful msjolica ware, bisque
vases and figures and elegant and artistic pieces
OF terra GOTTA ware. The teas sold by the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company are all first
cass-no "painted teas" the use of which pro-
duee such deeterious effects by their poisonous
coioring, finding no place in their stock. Call at
No. 4, Bates House block, or at No 164 East
Washington street, and see the presents given
away TO customers.
BRASS GOODS
The handsomest display of brass goods for
CRATES and fire-places is to be seen at william
Terrel's, No. go North Pennsylvania street
These goods are not only useful and ornamental,
but they are beautiful, and will give to Christ
mas tiresides an additional charm. Call and see
these brass goods, coal hods, fire SETS lenders
ETC., of which there Is great variety and in art
lstic and novel patterns