Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-20

Cold pressed castor oil, per bottle. 1Oc
Hoyt's tooth powder, per bot. ...... 10c
Barber combs, each 10c
Clothes brushes, extra good, each. .15c
Perry Davis pain killer, per bottle 15c
Sheffield cream dentrice, per bottle. .15c
Gum camphor, per package. .12c
Hoyt's genuine German cologne, bottle
Our celebrated citrate of magnesia,
which has no equal pronounced by
those who have tried it, per bottle l5c
Syringes, the very finest made 80. .35c
Lubin's triple extracts, 81 different
odors, per bottle. .............4 .49c
Ayers sarsaparilla, 81 size, bottle. Doc
Warmers safe cure, $1.25 size. .75c
S. S. S. large, $1.75 size.. ........ 81 .09
S. s. S. small, 81 size ............ .64c
Hostetters bitters, 81 size. ....... .64c
Hat Department.
While yo are in looking at our linens
and their sale walk over to our hat de-
! partment. You ought to appreciate it.
Nowhere on this coast can you get as
much for your money. In San Francisco
| we saw mems wool hats marked out in
the leading hat house at S5c. We are
selling the same at SOC and 65c every
day, and FUR FELTs at 75c. We do busi-
| ness because we sell goods at right prices.
Children's play-about hats, 15c. Is
any hat you ever heard of dear at 15c?
Boys caps, with oil cloth covers, 25c.
Isn't SOC fair price?
Youths soft felt hats, 35c; 6Oc would
be our regular price.
Mems wide brim ranch hats, 49c;
| everywhere else 81. sc
Ten different styles of mems business
hats, in wool felts, Soc; leading hatters
want 81 for them as leader.
Mems fur felt hats, 75c. Now you're
store and pay 81. so same quality. 10
regular $3 quality.
Mems fur felts, in Alpine shapes, csc;
can be duplicated for 50. We sell on
value and merit only. II you can't save
ON our goods we don't ask your patron
age.
Mems Clothing Department..
The only difference between our
clothing and others is, that we don't ask
clothiers' prices and we run our clothing
department on business principles. Our
our summer goods before winter. No
moths in ours. Our clothing is as good
as anybodys, and we only sell it at two
thirds what you pay for it in clothing
houses. The overcOats displayed in our
window are from the celebrated New
York maker, y. Marx & Son, whose
reputation is unapproachable only fault
is, we sell his overcoats at $16.50 and
others want $22.50.
We have on special sale today in this
department, suits at $4.49, $3.50, $.75,
that positively cannot be made for fifty
per cent more, vet they must go. Cor
duroy and Scotch plaids at $6.95; fine
cashmere at 1928; silk mixed all wool
suits at $9.49; imported cheviSts, $9.95; /;
scotch tweeds, $11.75; diagonal suitings,
$12.75; worsted corkscrews, $13.95.
These goods can be multiplied by two
and you'll get at their true value. If
these prices do not unload our clothing
department we'll have to fire it into the
street. That's what these prices mean.
Boys School Suite, @1.49.
If there is anybody that can stand our
fire in this department he must be a
powder-stained warrior, for it's hot stuff,
and but those who have been there can
stand it.
Boys school suits at $l.49, ten lines
81 Topped off of each suit.
Boys fancy all wool suits, $2.95; 81. so
Topped off of each suit.
Boys heavy all wool suits, $3.45; $1.55
Topped off of each suit.
Youths long pants suits, $4.25; $2 to
| So Topped off of each suit.
Gents Furnishings and Underwear.
Whooping UP things here; see the
prices.
Boys shaker sox, 25c dozen; mind,
not pair.
Leather working gloves, 25c; next,
who has them?
Boys fancy windsor ties, Sc; ought to
be 25c.
Gray wool overshirts, 75c; splendid
value at $1.50.
Flannellette outing shirts, SOC; man.
| ufactured for us. We guarantee them
to be extra full size, large cut, and made
as we'll as $3.50 shirt; worth 9Sc
Cardigan jackets, 98c; earlier in
season were 81.
Heavy seamless sox. 1Oc; bargain
at 15c.
Underwear.
Come in, it's all laid out for you. We
have taken all broken lines and Jumped
them together in lines.
First line, 25c; best gray shirt or
drawers man ever purchased for the
money.
Second line, 49c; comprises all odds
and ends, from Csc to Soc, we had in the
house.
Third line, 69c; comprises all odds
and ends we had in the house, from S5c
to $1.25.
Third line, SOC; lambswool goods, all
broken lines, from 81. 80 to 81.
Fourth line,. CSC; fancy gray all wool,
nothing under S2
Fifth line, $1.19;, this comprises all
our broken lines of fancy stripes and
grays, all wool goods, worth from 50 to
$3.50. These values are unapproach
able; lay in your supply, the goods ale
cheap.