Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-24
RemovaI sale-peop,c,, STAR.

Removal Saie-Peopie,s store.
Our last four days in our old tablishment.
ana Tor this reason we must rid ourselves of a
number OF lines OF goods which are broken as II
VIII be impossible for us to place them in our
new room Below you ind list of few lines
OF the many we have selected, and win give
you an idea of what we say is true. 1t will be
length, but viii do the best we can.
SILK MITTs, 10c. A PAIR.
| hundreds of people have inquired for them
already, but We never sell an advertised article
until UNI m the day Of saleIso come early, you surely
mtts, at lOe pair worth 25c.
CHECKED LAWNS, SC. A YARD.
| These goods will have short life in our
store-they are beautiful, rich and serviceabie
| in cardinal, tans, blues, ETC., in a neat plaid
pattern, at &C.; worth 15c.
OUR DRESS GOODS SALE, AT 19c. YARD.
| We cannot let this item pass without making
a few remarks, for they are the
richest, the handsome and most stylish
line ever presented before any public
and in order TO impress this thoroughly upon
your mind, we make this assertion, that on
Monday when in our store you see these lines
and say they are not what we say, we will give
| up all claims of being judges.
OUR FIRST LINE-NuNs YELLING 19c. A YARD.
| Every one knows what nuns veilings are in
every imaginable shade, such as cardinal tans
browns, pinks, blues, etc, at 19c.; rich and
rare bargain.
cHALLIEs 19o. A YARD.
| A very stylish and serviceable material. in
pink, blue, brown, cardinal, light or dark blue
tans, browns, and every shade, at 19c. a yard
worth double the price.
| OTTOMAN CLOTHS 19c. A YARD.
| You must see these goods. There is no use OF
| us trying to describe them, we cannot do them
justice at l9c.; bargain that has never been
seen before.
| DouBLE-FoLD DRESS GOODS 10c. YARD.
| We still have other bargains in our dless goods
/ npDarfmpnt. and this 1o- tall Ex,..
Iish serge or cashmere, wool filling, in all the
popular shades, at l0c. yard; worth zoe.
| DRESS PATTERNS COMPLETE So 95
Our success of Saturday on dress patterns at
much finer, much richer and a far better class
| of goods at the same price. The suit consists OF
ten ten yards OF double told material and one and a
half yards OF fancy silk velvet, all for 50 95;
worth Just twice the price
SILKS 49c. A YARD.
This line comprises surah and fancy checked
Silks every yard pure silk, and being lines we
must rid ourselves at the price will assist us;
worth S5c.
BLACK RHADAMEs, CSC YARD
| As heavy as a board pure silk black rha-
| danes, one tnat Will speak for itself, and needs
no praise at our hands, worth $1.75 aud not a
cent less.
BLACK LAWNS, 62Sc. A YARD.
| rich black checked lawn, nothing nicer for
dress purposes at 625c.; worth 121Sc.
CURTAIN sCRIM, sc. A YARD.
We lead in every price, and always shall; a
| lace stripe scrim, for curtain purposes, at Sc
| sold by others at 15c.
LINEN LAWNS 1Oc. A YARD.
| Warranted pure linen, in new and rich de-
signs, fast colors. A linen lawn at 1Oc; who
ever heard OF s lch thing? Worth 25c.
| LINEN TOWELS sl4c EACH.
The wonder of the age. An all-linen towel
u inches wide BY 40 inches long, Consider
price and width, at sac. you can hardly be-
neVe IL, put stili 1t is true; worth 2Oc each.
GLASS CLOTH sc. YARD.
The article for wiping glassware at Sc; sold
| by everyone at 1Oc.
| WHITE CORDED LAWNS, SC. A YARD.
Our favorite bargain of the day; it will be a
great card; an extra fine corded white lava al
| &C.; makes rich and serviceable garment
worth lOc,
LACE STRIPE LAWNS, 63ac A YARD.
One greater than the other utterly impossible
to describe the value of this line, other than
| yard; worth 15c.
| BED SPREADS, S5C.
An item that should not be overlooked, ar
extra large size Marseilles pattern bed spread
will cover the largest double bed, at S5c; worth
| $1.25.
FANCY TURKISH TOWEL, 121Sc. EACH.
The cheapest tidy made, will dress any room
fancy Turkish towel, at l2Iac.; worth 25c.
LACE PILLOW sHAMs, 15c. EACH
A yard square, in ricn new pattern taped
Ipd5Ni bho penI VIC nave tfcT ndu anu only lOC
each; worth 25c.
| EMBROIDERY FLoUNcISG, csc. YARD.
No trashy goods nor half 1ouncng, but Al
inch deep worked in close fine pattern the en-
tire length intended for dress skirt, at 9Sc. q
| yard; worth 81 so.
EMBRoIDERIEs, 9c. A YARD
We beat the world on them. From to )
inches wide, an extra fine work on the best Of
lawn and jaconet at &C.; worth no less than
| zoe and some 25c.
| BEADED DRESS FRONTS, $l.9S
Bear in mind these are not beaded panels, but
an entire front We must rid ourselves OF
them, and have marked them at 81 % each
from 70. They must go.
BLACK SPANISH LACE CSC. YARD.
6-inch, deep s Spanish guipure black
| lace at 25e Were you to try the world over you
| cannot match this pEice at less than soc yard.
DIR. BIS CORSET, 69o. EACH.
DR.. b. need no. praise: everyone knows
them; the renowned health corset, and only
69c., when Others ask $1.25.
cHILDRES's HOSE, 121$c. PAIR.
Full finish; the best made; in dark colors, at
l216c.; worth Csc.
LADIES JERSEY SHIRTS, 25c. EACH.
The best bargain on earth; You will never
know it unless you see them; ladies jersey
undershirt, cashmere finish, with lace trim.
miug, at 25c. each.
LADIES' WHITE APRONS, 25c EACH.
The most iudiciously spent 25c Price OF a
ladies', apron, made OF extra fine lawn. with
deep hem and tucks, extra wide and long at
25c. each; worth SOC
STOCKING SUPPORTERS, 10c. A FAIR.
By request we make this special stocking sup
porters Zoe. pair worth zoe.
LADIES' JERSEYS, 93C. EACH.
All wool cardinal and navy blue jerseys with
coat back. splendid fitting garment at Csc 4;
reduced from $3.50.
SATIN PARAsoLs SO. 25 EACH.
The richest black satin parssol You can buy
lined with blacks and colors, at 81. %; reduced
from SO. so.
LADIES' EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs 12Lc
EACH.
Four-cornered embroidered hsndkerchiefs in
white or colored at 12l5c. each; worth 25c.
FLAG HANDKERcHTEFs, 1c: EACH
The Republican flag hsndkerchiefs at 1c
each.
CHINA GAUzEs, 15c. A YARD.
A stylish hat trimming, in cardinal, blue
brown, tan and other shades, at 15e; worth 35c
cHILDREN's TRIMMED HATS, 75c. EACH.
Chiidlen's nicely trimmed hats, turn up in
the back, 75c, each; worth 1925
cHILDREN's SAILOR HATS, 25c.
Children's fancy straw sailor hats, 25c
each; reduced from soc.
LADIES' DRESS HATS, 35c. EACH.
A very handsome shape, in various colors, at
35c. each; reduced from 75c.
GENTS SEAMLESS SOCKS, 10c. A PAIR
The pest chance men have ever had-a seam
less sock, in colors, at 1Oc. pair; worth 25c.
BOYS STRAW HATS, 10c. EACH.
Don't call late in the day for them; a very
good straw hat, in white only, at 1Oc. each;
worth 25c.