The morning call., 1890-09-28
PINKIERT'S BAZAAR.

OF late there have been so many fictitious
and fraudulent sales that the public look
with suspicion on even those that bear the
unmistakabIe mark of commences, SO as a
rule these sales are anything but a Success.
This, however, does not apply to forced
sale now being carried on at $751; 939 and 941
Market street We refer to that at Pink
iert's well-known grand bazaar, which, ow
ing to the expiration of the lease held by the
proprietor for the last three years. and which
he is unable 10 renew on account OF the
property passing into other hands, is now
experiencing one Of the most remarkable and
gig antic offerings ever held IL this city. 1t
was with considerable difficulty that a CALL
representative forced his way through the
crowd OF buyers that not only blocked the
sidewalk and door, but every part of the I'M
mense store from the basement TO the top
story. The scene presented inside, however,
well repaid the trouble of getting in, for
from floor to ceiling, upstairs and downstairs,
and on every side, quantities of the most
beautiful and varied goods ever brought into
one store are to be seen. Not doubt can
remain in the mind Of one Of experience III
such matters as 10 the bOna-fde nature Of
the sale-the original price OF tie goods still
remaining on each piece, With The marked
down price side by side, placing the abso-
lutte genuineneSs of the reduction beyond
doubt. The stock comprises the very latest
Eastern, European, Christmas and holiday
goods, such as can be duplicated by no local
house, and richer, more varied and more
artistic showing could not be made anywhere
in this country or out OF it.
The discount in most cases Is fully 80 cents
on the 81, and in some cases even mo re than
this, and when one comes to consider the X
penses of conducting such an establishment,
not to mention such tIifles as freight, break
age, gas and salaries, it is easy to see that
the sale must close in very short space OF
time, as it would be impossible to put up
such prices and continue In business. The
most delicate china ami table ware, the
latest designs in dinner services and tea and
coffee sets lay exposed alongside OF unique
mantel ornaments, vases, porcelain figures
and bric-a- brac. a profusion Of useful arti-
ces arc seen on every side; wrtinS-deSks,
albums, papetereS, tables and stand-lamps,
all of the most excellent finish. to see which
is to buy. The most superb and handsome
sets of toiIe. articles, brushes and combs in
luXuriant plush cases, manicure sets, the
finest assortment of fans. perfumery and
design and finish and all at the most rldicu-
lousy small prices. The trunk and vallse
department and that devoted TO baby car
riages. tTicycleS and velocipedes, only re-
quireS to be seen TO be appreciated, Tor
cheaper and finer goods were never seen in
San Francisco. Gentlemen intending re-
p.enishing their stock of undercothes will
save from 50 to IS per cent if they make their
selection from the quantities OF hne under
wear TO be found here, and even greater
bargains are to be had in all leather goods,
purses, pocket-cases, Yaises, etc The sale
is bound to close shortly, for it is now gen.
orally recognized to be absolutely bona tide,
and, as such, presents an opportunity which
Will probably never occur again.