Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-17
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mother Of oar great shoe sales take. place
o.day. This time line of misses' glove
hid, pebble goat and curocoa kid shoes will
from los to 1874 You can find among
them shoes that we have been selling at
$50 pair. In certain sizes We have lees
than in Others. and In order for you TO pro
cure the proper size it will require you to
Comfcrters $1.ss each. An opportunity
to shield yourself against the cold and pur.
cover Comforter, filed with the finest o.
pure white cotton, and one that we sell
daily for $2,75.
Black puIe silk surah 75c yard. An ex
ira t5a s. special to-day Of pieces of pure sill II
the finish superfine and for dress purpose
nothing more servicable or stylish can be
purchased. This same quality we offer to-
day at 75c. We allow comparison with any
sold in this or any other city for $1.25.
Brocaded dress goods 10 yard. half
wool gray figured dress goods will be placed
upon our dress goods counter at 1Oe yard.
We will, as is our habit, caution our patrons
to call early. This value is so great that by
noon not single yard will be seen upon our
counter. Usual price zoe.
Cashmeres in black and tan, 1219c yard |;
double fold, perfect English finish and a
wsar-resisting fabric, which usually sells at
Csc a yard.
y Gray, black and brown mixed ladies' cloth
at 35c yard; nice, warm and stylish
fabric, Of which it takes ten yards to make
a garment, costing but $3.50, of pure wool
material; the usual price of the same guam
tity would be So.
Ali wool striped flannels Csc yard; for
house wrappers or Mother Hubhard's this is
just the thing; our usual price 35c.
Half-bleaehed table linen 35c yard; this
is a perfect beauty, both in design and
quality, every fore being pure linen and
one that will give the best Of satisfaction; !;
made special for to day from soc.
Shelf Oilcloth 81sc yard, The handsom-
est designs over seen in these cloths; some
thing rich and novel. Reduced from 12l5c.
White wool blankets $3.50 pair. A re-
markably cheap article, with either blue or
red borders. Reduced from $5.
Black satteen skirts 75c each. With a
Reduced from $1.25.
Ladies muslin chemise 35c each, with
three rows of insertion and tucks, well
made, best quality of muslin. Reduced
from 6Oc.
Ladies' muslin drawers, Csc each. Made
of good muslin and worth 4Oc.
Children's wOOlen hoods, Csc each. All
wool, handsomely made in bright colors
and being sod to-day at one-half their regu-
lar price of soc.
Ladies' muslin skirts, T5c each. Trimmed
with deep ruffie of embroidery, full
length, worth $1.25.
Fancy ottoman ribbons, IL inches wide,
1Oe yard. Fancy edge, in all shades and
tints. Reduced from zoe.
Ladies' four-ply white collars, 6l4c each,
with curved cape; reduced from 1215c.
Fancy garter elastic: &c yard, in numer-
GUS designs; reduced from 1Oc.
Ladies' colored Lisle thread hose, Csc a
pair, in solid colors, perfect in finish, and
made special; from soc.
Lace pillow shams, 25c each, in new and
novel designs; reduced from 4Oc.
Real torshon lace, 1870 yard, in various
widths; reduced from zoe.
Boucle jerseys, black and tan, Csc each,
tailor made backs. Worth 81.
Boys knee pants SOC pair, in dark col
ored cassimeres and worth 75c.
Boys school suits $1.75 a suit. Worth
$3.50.
Shoulder shawls, 1Oc each. Reduced
from 25c each.
Ladies. trimmed hats. A large variety OF
nicely trimmed hats, with velvet and feath.
ers. ut So. so each. Worth $3.50.
Window shades 44c each, all shades,
spring rollers. Worth 65c.
PEOPLES STORE.
Tuesday, January II, 1888.