Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-25
DRY GOODS.
lr Is A FAcr THAr

Fixed prices remedy many shortcomings OF
trade and that the 'one-price system is directly
and indirectly making over the whole business of
shopping"
Some have lately adopted this SYSTEM and others
have yet to see the wisdom of it.
The modern principles upon which our business
was founded, and under which it has continually
| grown, are as follows:
First-strictly and absolutely "One Price" to
all, thereby placing child ON the same footing
! with the most experienced shopper.
| Second-To sell only Standard Fabrics of a re-
| liable quality.
Third-Fidelty to every customer, standing by
every representation, refunding the money in
every case of dissatisfaction, without comment or
| indsposition.
Fourth-Prompt efficient and polite attention
to all and strict attention to business with an eye
over the best wholesale and retail markets of the
country, enaDling US to keep our prices always at
such point that We arc willing to guarantee
them as low as goods of the same quality and man
ufacture are sold anywhere in this country.
MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This branch of our business is still growing
and having now received much Of our Fall and
Winter stock, we shall be pleased to send samples
upon request and guarantee to quote prices as
low as the lowest. Buying as we do for thousands,
we should be better shoppers than you, and prom
ise to give you the benefit of our experience. All
orders will receive our best, prompt personal at
tention, even to the slightest detail. All goods
sold are returnable for the amount paid
WOODWARD g. LOTHROP.
JUTE TABLE COVERS.
Two hundred excellent qualities, beautiful Per-
sian colorings and effects, and elegant patterns
closely resembling the raw and spun silk tapestry
covers.
5-4-$1.25. S-4-S2.oo.
t-4--S1 So. 1O-4-S2 so.
7-4-S1.75. 12-4 $500
\ Bed pr.ad Bargain. Three hundred Pateut
Michine Red.spresds at $1.90. The real value
and tho price we formerly sold them for was
$3.50 each. We don't expect the 300 TO last long.
WOODWARD & LOfHROP.
NEWEST OF NEW LACEs
For the coming season Wool Laces will take
first placc-2l2 inch Hand Wool Lace, in
Cream, Navy, Seal and DIX. Tan, j sc. per yard.
and in. same Goods, in Cream, Black Myr-
tie Navy, Snuff. Med. and Seal Brown, Garnet
and Plomb (newcst Gray, 25 and 20 cents per
yard.
One good value in 81 inch ali silk, Black Span
ish Guipure Net, at $1.50, really worth $1-75.
Second Floor take clevator.)
WOODWARD & I.OTHROP
Sufficient evidence that we giving good
values in Hosiery is the fact that business in this
department las steadily increased each succeed.
ing season. The present stock was never better,
nor in moro promising condition for a good Fall
trade.
Childrens French Ribbed Hose, in all the sizes
from 5 y 70 SO, to sell for 25 cents have been
rather hard TO get and harder to keep after the
getting. These We have now are extra fine.
Colors: Black, Seal Brown and Navy Blue.
The Double Knees" beginning with size s. at
80 cents rise two cents per size are equally as
good value.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
MEMS FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR.
An elegant thing for Mems Early Fall Wear is
Medium and Heavy Weight White Wool Shirts
and Drawers, finished with small seams, cat
stitched Russian binding. satin facing, pearl but
TONS at 75c. each. We have never offered bet
ter value.
OODWARD G. LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
921 Pa. av. WASHINGTON. D. G. 912 st.