Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-06
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yiceablo Ia texture: worth s2 suit.
rowELLrso SC. YARD.
Checked towelling. manufacturer sample
pieces, some 20 inches Wide, others u snn 70
Inches wide, never Intended to sell under loc.
yard. to-day DC. Removal sale.
noYs STRAW HATS 25o. EACH.
Have you seen the boys straw hats IN our
window. The best valur ever ohsrec. Mixed
black and white straw hats. good straw. the
proper shapes, at 25c.. worth 0Oe,
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED SILKS fVc. YARD
great SURPRISE. a black aud white checked
" striped silk t3c. yard, The qaaity Is pc
yOnd doubt tile best made, the designs en-
tifely new and ut soc. would be bargain.
DougLK wtDTn CASHMERE l0c. YARD.
Have you ever heard OF anything like II, =
double-fold c0ored cashmere wool hiilDgs N
ali popular shades, at Zoe. yard ~ is haru
for US 10 -ny how long they VIII ia !. Tor every
Que who soes them is bound to have a dress;
worth zoe yard
pAaAaxrrA cLoru. SIC. a YARD.
double-fold plaid and plain material, good
seryiceable material, At SEA- yard; makes
drebsy garment, ana worth loc.
LACE BUsTIsGs, 15c. A YARD.
Double fold lace bunting, SO inches wide, In
latest spring shades, i5c. yard: reduced from
SOC. Removal sale.
WOOL BuSrIsG, 25c. YARD.
Removal sale--An all.wool double-fold bunt-
ing zoe. yard biggest bargain ever offered;
ITALIAN SERGE, 35c. YARD.
One OF the abandonment materials manuian
tured; silk lustre Italian serge 30 inches wiue
At 500. yard; well worth zoe.
INDIA LtNoss. &c. YARD.
Plain whito India linons for childrens wear
has no equal; 90. yard; worth l2l9c.
BED SPREADS, soc. EACH.
Marseillsise pattern bed spread large
enough for any bed Soc. each. worth Sl.
SPRING PRINTS, SC. YARD
choice line OF spring prints, &c. yard; Just
the goods for house dresses.
YARD WIDE sHIsriE0s, Si1c. YARD.
French yard wide shIrtings s1sc yard; used
very much for children's dress, boys Waists.
ETC.; worth 12lsc yard.
LADIES WHITE DRESS PATTERNS 75c.
Ladies' white dress patterns, consisting OF
yards OF Victoria lawn and yards embroidery
at 75c the entire suit not the price OF the en-
broidery; worth Sl5o
LINEN rfpIEs 12Hc.
Large size, all linen antique tides l21Sc each
sold the world over at 25c.
LADIES STOCKINGS sc. A PAIR.
Ladies' fancy striped stocking, good wear
ing article, at SC each; bargain at 1Oc.
LADIES' BLACK HOSE 35o. A PAIR.
Ladies' silk finish clock hose regular made,
at 35c; worth soc. -
cHlLpRrs's STOCKINGS SIC. A FAIR.
Children's full finish solid color French
ribbed hose sac pair. decided bargain az
zoe.
FANS 10c. EACH.
Very pretty painted fan 10c each; worth 2oc'
LADiEs' BLACK AND coLoRED GLOVES loc.
PAIR.
Ladies' gloves, black or cOlored, seamless
isle thread fashioned fingers, loo pair; worth
35c
ciILDRES's RERLtN LtsLr THREAD GLOVES, DC.
PAIR.
win make the little ones happy--ncat fitting
and worth 15c.
SILK MfrTs, 10c. A PAIR.
ladies' pure silk mitts In colors, at loc.
pair; well worth 25c.
LADIES coLoRRD JERSEYS, 81. "a EACH.
Ladies' all wool, tailor made back Jerseys In
all colors, $1.24; worth 81.
PARAsoLs, CSC. EACH.
Satteen lace trimmed and lined parasols, 9Sc.
s,ch,-a good protector from sun ana worth
LADIES WASH SKIRTS, sec. EACH.
Ladies' wash poplin skirts with two pleats
around the bottom, at 59c.; worth vi.
SATIN RIBBONS, 10c. YARD.
Two and one.ha' i. inch wide satin ribbon,
l0o. yard; worth -.
omLDRES's DoNNETs, 15c. EACH.
Children's null bonnets made in Normandy
shape, corded and nicely finished, at 16c. each;
worth 35c. ~
poys' VELVET SUITS, S2.9s EACH.
Boys velvet corduroy suits made In Norfolk
style, $1.9S. Do not miss this opportunity;
worm 20.
BoYs' pEaoALE SHIRTS S5c.
Boys laundried percale shirts, In neat design,
Soc. each; worth 60c.
MINIS WHITE LAUHDRIRD SHIRTS 49c. EACH.
Mems white laundried shirts Apply bosom,
Acc. each; worth 81.
WINDSOR TIES 1Oc. EACH.
Gents Windsor ties, in the latest effects. 10c.
each; worth 25c.
MEMS BALBRIoGAN UNDERWEAR 99c. A SUIT
a.. naIh N
a suit. silk bound and stitched, consisting OF
shirt and drawers; worth $l5O.
WINDOW SHADES 73c.
At the request of many of our patrons who
claim they were mistaken in the day Of sale
for their benefit we repeat this sale. The hand,
with Illuminated paintings in the richest of de-
signs, at 73c, worth as high as 81. All shades
seven feet long; no shorter ones in this lot
LADIES CANVAS SHOES $1.25 A PAIR.
one. S1.24; sold elsewhere at q bargain At
$1.50.
MISSES CANVAS SHOES $1.15.
Misses canvas shoes. made in pretty styles,
$l.I5 worth $1.5O
MISSES CASHMERE KID SHOES $1.99.
Misses cashmere kid. finer than the French
kid, patent leather tops, 81 9S; worth $3.50.
cHILDREN's SAILOR HATS 49c.
This is something extra, q very wide-brim
fancy high crown sailor hat 49c.; worth Soc.
vIoLETs, 10c. A BUNCH.
Violets in all shades, three dozen to bunch,
10c. a bunch worth 25c.
LADIES ROUGH AND READY SHADE HATS CSC
Either black or white, ladies' shade hats
25c., sold all over at SOC.
FLOWERS 49c. A STRAY.
Large variety and styles of spray of flowers
Acc. each, reduced from S5c.
PEOPLES STORE.
Wednesday, June 9th, 1885,