Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
Psepls.s store.

Tomorrow we will offer the finest libe
OF Apecialties ever placed on sale by any
house, at figures that will surprise the
to convince you Of this fact is call and
examination OF the goods them selves.
AL WOOL plaid dress 20 -ds SOC. q yard
Our first special Is line of all wool pin
ccneck dress goods at 39c. yard, double
Ioid material In the choicest of colors, and
iaor1o that would be considered goo I
value at SOC. yard. A limited number
OF pieces, and as this one as well as the
nsiance OF our locals are of such great
sold out early in the day.
Silk mitis csc. pal:
our second attempt is q line of pure
spun SIX mltts at 25c a pair, Including
mitts that Will excel an ything sold in this
city at 5Oc. pair.
Fancy dress goods 21c. q yard
Our main special Of the day is a liue OF
fancy spring dress goods In the yery new.
est effects in watered style, pIaids. strires
aud mixtures OF all colors--this line is by
far the handsOmest line of goods ever
manufactured, to be sold at 2ic yard,
Is their only condemning feature-worth
no less than 4Oc. a yard
Sicilian dress goods, 35c. a yard
The finest line of cOlOred and black
sicilians at the low figure of $50. q yard
wonders will never cease" at this rate
in every conceivable shade. If ever You
are. surprised in values this one will
eclipse all others: worth Csc. a yard.
Silk plushes, CSC. yard
An extremely fine line of marbleized
silk piushes at 9Sc yard, in every shade
manufactured, from white and black to
the finest tints, and value that has al
ways been sold at $1.50.
Yard wide muslin, 15 yards for 81
Yard wide unbleached muslin, extra
good value, stout and firm body, at csc.
yard; worth 10c.
Chambray fancies, 625c. a yard
wonderfully pretty material in a cot
ton fabric at 62sc. yard, consisting OF
strips and plsids in the very handsomest
designs. N aking stylish costume, at 625c.
yard; worth 1Oc.
CretOnne prints
An imitation of the fine cretonn as; large
designs extensively used for furniture
covering, draperies, curtains, etc., 62sc. 9
Yard wide French sateens, 15o. a yard.
We have purchased at a forced sale 6
line OF French sateens, entirely new i'm
ported for this season. in choice and ele
CANT. designs, to be sold at 15c. yard
regular price the world over, 25c. yard.
Lace striped lawns, 715c.:- =
A very pretty material in the way of 9
white lawn with lace striped effects, a
.71sc. yard, A fabric that cannot be ex
celled for its service or beauty for child
ren's dresses, aprons, &C.; worth 15c. s
yard.
Corsets, 75c.:-
All tNtTd Hue fTcuEn SHLeGn corset III
drab, silk stitched, full boned, side steeis
and world beater at $1.25.
Bustles 15c. each:-
The Darling" hustle made entirely Of
wire at 15c. each; for shape, durability
and comfort it has no equal and price fOl
to day only 15c.; worth 25c.
Blue cashmere shawls 9Sc. each:-
A baby blue cashmere shawl 70 inches
wide by 70 inches long at CSC. each, made
special for to-day from $1.50. We have
in, or
Childrens silk bonnets So 40 each:-
A child's beautiful bonnet in light blue
pink, cream and cardinal, nicely trimmed
Ia the very latest style $2.49 each; hardly
the price OF the material, worth $3,95.
Black silk fichus:-
A black Spanish guipure lace hchr
almost yards long, evey fiber pure silk q
75c. each; worth $1.25.
Ladies hose 25c. pair
Ladies fancy striped hose in the lates
eolorings 25c. pair; worth 4Oc.
Misses fancy hose 1213c. Il pair
An extraordinary good value in the wa!
OF a ehild's stocking at only 1910. a pair
worth Csc.
Kisses hose 19c. pair
Misses solid-colored French ribbed hos,
Ice. a pair. sold as barga in at 35c.
Parasols 81 .95 EACH
A line OF satin and silk parasols in al
cOlOrs at $1.95 each. Many choice an(
extra fire parasols among them, theil
| values ranging from $3 to SO so each.
Ladies' jackets $3.T5:-
An extra fine, line of walking jacket
made OF all wool material, finished will
asilk-lined hood, at 1913 each, wortl
/ $5 and $3.50.
Ladies' black kid gloves 15c. a pair
Ladies black and 3-button kid gl0vei
In the sizes Of ~ and 8 only, at 15c.
pair, worth 81.
Lsdies' undressed kid gloves CSC. a pair
| Ladies A-buttop embroidered bsck tai
undfCssed kid gloves CSC. pair WOrtl
| 81 as.
window shades 81. 20 EACH
Ifyou wish TO see something handsom,
| In the way Of sn opaque, dado spring rol
| Ter window shade, the line at $1.20 to
day IL the haadsomest line ever shown
the paintings are the richest in effect, an,
An article sold by all dealers at 50.
! Mems mixed straw hats 49c.:-
line Of fmen's mixed straw hats, wit
extra wide Dfim, At 49c. each, worth 85C
Mems striped socks Sax -
line Of mons striped socks, q good
stout afticle at SIC s pail worth 1915
A line of children's straw sailor hat
! 25c. each, worth 4Oc.
ladies' shade hats, 25c. EACH
! A line OF ladies' extra wide brim straw
shade hats, 1t 25c. each; hat sold by a
| millinery dealers at SOC.
Ladies' slippers, CSC. pair
| Ladies' opora bow slippers, something
| very neat, at $50. pair; worth $1.50.
Infsnts' shoes, 36c. pair
| Iufants' ourocoa kid button shoes at 3Sc
spair; wear resisting article, and wort
| CSC.
Ladies' low-cut shoes, CSC. pair
| Ladies' button "Oxford" low-cut wall
ing shoes, CSC. pair, in the sizes of q
to 6, and worth $1.50 pair.
Boys shoes, 81 25 a pair:-
BOYS button or hook lace shoes, In tn
sizes of ~ to 2, at $1.25 a pair; u she
sold everywhere and by everyone at So
pair.
Ladies' shoes, 81. .43:-
! Ladies' curOcoa kid button shoes, o
81 43 pair; extraordinary good value
and worth So pair.
PEOPLES STORE
| Mondau nril q 1909