Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-20
PEOPLES STORE.

Our Great Shoe Day.
We aim to-day to make great shoe sale.
Our items are rich ones, and will prove a
benefit to the purchaser. Every local worth
twice the price quoted. We ask you not to
Judge from the price.
Ladies shoes, 99c pair
You would not believe it If your neigh
Dor was to tell you that she bought to-day
at the Peoples Store pair OF ladies' peb-
BILE goat button shoes at 99c. An excel
lent article, and you will have to pay to-
morrow $1.75 for the same.
Ladies slippers, 65c. pair
Remember these are leather slippers,
opera toe, and good wearing article, and
the price to-day only 65c. pair. To-
morrow 81 90 pair.
Ladies' walking shoes, 79c. a pair
An oxford button low-cut walking shoe
at zoe. a pair-herdly the price of the
work on them. You will find this shoe a
comfortable and dressy one. Worth $1.25
apair.
Chiidren's calf shoe, CSC. a pair
One of the best wearing shoes for chill
dren is glove calf with toe caps, double
sole, and an article for sohooEwear that
has no equal. In sizes of S's. to lis,
CSC. pair; worth 81 90.
Misses shoes, 81. 25 a pair
This is the boss shoes. A misses pebble
goat toe-cap in sizes of II to 2. All large
sizes at 81 .25 pair. You have always
paid $l,75 pair for the same shoe.
An extra fine kid glove button shoe,
with patent leather tip-a perfect beauty,
bound to give good satisfaction and to
please the most fastidious, at 49c. pair;
reduced from 7oc.
Children's Isle thread hose, 1215c. pair
We have caused the greatest excitement
ever made by presenting line of goods
ON sale to TIE public-a beautiful line of
spring shade of children's ribbed Isle
thread stockings at 1212c. pair. The
greatest bargain of all; worth 25c. at the
least.
Lace stripe goods, SC, yard
Now we wish to caution the public that
unless they c. II early we will probably be
sold out. A lace stripe white goods, for
dresses, aprons, and, in fact, every use
thi, goods caa be put to, at &C. yard;
worth 15e.
Gray China silk. 35c. Yard
A very pretty shade of material at 35c.
. yard pure silk, and fabric that is re-
markable for its service; worth Csc.
yard.
Black satin rhadamus, Csc a yard
extra-fne pure silk-sadn rhadamus,
toe best value we have ever offered, at CSC.
ayard; worth $1.35.
Mohair Dress goods 21c. a yard
A very fine and seryiceable material
known IS mohair dress goods; in hair-line
stlipes Or in plain cOlurs, at 21c. yard.
Remember, these goods are double-iold
wool filling, and have no equal for beauty
aud texture. Worth SOC.
Black and white shepherds plaids dress
goods, 29c.:-
In every imaginable size of check in
shepherds black and white plaid, double
fold, 80 inches wide, at 29c. a yard. Makes
the prettiest OF all garments, and worth
sos yard.
Camels' hair dress goods, 42c. Yard
Tbe biggest bargain in our dress goods
Al inch wide, all WOOL camel's hair
dress goods, in greys and browns, and
when made up there is nothing more styl-
lsh; at 42c. yard; reduced from 75c.
slack Sicilian, 24c. yard
Our fayorite-an extra-heavy, black.
silk-fnish Sicilian, at 24c. yard These
goods need no praise; they will speak for
themselves. Those who overlook this
i!em will miss a rare chance; worth 4Oc.
Embroidered scarf shawls, 75c. each:--
cashmere embroidered scarf shawl,
in tsns, black, white, and cardinal, hand
somely embroidered, at 75c.; worth 81. .25.
Black satteen, 19c. -
feet in color and extra fine in finish, at
19c. a yard; sold by everyone at 25c
White lawns 41ac. q yard
Plain white lawn, good. quality, at only
4lSc. Far below the price of common
calico. Worth twice the price.
Ligl tF ench percalea DC a d.
Almosta yard wide, spring effect, French
pereales, at &c. yard. Remem Der these
are not the ordinary calicoes, but good
heavy percales, extra wide, in plain white,
Bed-spre ads $1.15 each:-
A Marseilles pattern double bed spreads
at $l;15 each Extra heavy in weight and
clear and distinct N pattern. Worth 81. SO
each.
Ladies stocking, 15c. pair
Ladies full finished striped stockings at
15c. pair. Remember these goods are per-
feet In every respect. and value that
cannot be replaced for less than 35c.
pair.
Readed ornaments.
Beaded ornaments in black, brown and
irredescent at l5c. each; worth 25c.
Black silk fiopncing, 81 .25 yard,
: Elegant, heavy and rich black silk
values-41 inches deep and worth 1925
q yard.
Ladies' merino vests, 45o. EACH
This, value will surprise. you. An extra
fine white merinO shirt silk stitched and
bound at 45c. each. Sold time and time
again at 75c. each.
Ladies' corsets 75c. each:-
Ladies French sateen covered corset full
bone, side steel, perfect in shape at 75c.
each well worth $1.25.
Ladies muslin drawers 25c. pair
Ladies' muslin drawers, made Of good
muslin trimmed, with putting, at 25c.
pair; worth 40c.
Childgen's bounets 10c. EACH
Children's corded lawn bonnets or hoods
at 10c. each; worth 25c.
Thimbles 1c. EACH
good strong thimble lie. each; worth
SC
oil cloth bibs 1c. each:-
Just the thing for the little ones, a nice
oil Goth bib at lie. each; worth Sc.
Hair nets. lie. each:-
Ladies hair nets in all colors of hair,
1c. each. Worth 1Oc.
Gents silk handkerchiefs, 29c each:-
The first time ever offered, gents col
ored silk pocket-handkeIchiefs at 29c.
each Worth 50c.
Ladies' undIessed kid gloves, 96c pair
Ladies' 4-button tan embroidered un-
dressed kid gloves, 96c. pair. Worth
$l25.
Ladies' Sbutton length taffetas silk
gloves, 49c. pair. Worth 75c.
Children's sils mitts, 1Oc. pair
Childrens black silk mitts, 10c. a pair.
Sold all over at 35c.
Black lace parasols. 50 46 each:-
trimmed with Spanish guipure lace, at
81, ,46 each. Worth $3. SO.
Mems Balbriggan Shirts, 35 cts. each:-
Mems silk stitched and bound Balbrig
:, gan shirts at 35 cts. each, worth rs cts.
Rmbroideries. cts. yard:-
A large sale OF embroideries, ranging in
widths OF one to one and a half inches
wide, at cts. yard. Over 80 different
designs, and none worth less than 10 cts
yard.
PEOPLES STORE.
Friday, April 20, 1888.
A. Phillips g. Co.'s semi-monthly excur-
sions East and West have but one change of
cars between California and Boston, tn at
beins in the new Santa Fe depot at Chicago
No transfers.
Staple and Fancy Groceries in full supply
for the best trade at Seymour G. Johnson
Co.'S, corner Fort and First streets.