Los Angeles herald., 1891-02-07
A Deluge of Bargains.
A Deiuge Of Epithets.
A Deluge Of Threats.
WINEBURGH'S.
Unparalleled, Compulsory and Sweep
ing Expiration of Lease Sale.

Customers are astounded at the tire.
mendous cut in prices we have made on
( fine, new, fresh and fashionable dry
goods. The vast throng of satisfied Gus
toners aud their many friends, whom
they recommend to attend our sale at.
tests to the truth of our statements that
we are offering dry goods at less prices
than they can be duplicated for at any
store in this or any other city.
Notwithstanding the malicious, libel
Gus and unwarranted lie of the Work
man of last Saturday that we are trying
to palm off some shop worn goods upon
| the public at higher prices than they
can be bought elsewhere for, or in other
words they call the Los Angeles public
greenhorns who can be hoodwinked
very easily.
OUR LEASE WILL EXPIRE SHORTLY.
We are notified that our rent will be
raised to an amount we consider exorbi.
tant. We won't pay it; hence our tire.
mendous cut in prices to dispose of the
stock.
The Workman says we have renewed
our lease, and are quilting the public.
WE INTEND TO MAKE THEM PROVE THAT
STATEMENT IN A FEW DAYS.
Why did they attack us? Simply be-
cause we insist upon using our franchise
as freeman in free and independent
republic, of advertising with whom and
where we find to our best interests.
They do not voice the sentiment of the
respectable working classes, who are our
friends. and we theirs. We are no friends
of the Times. Give us another morning
paper OF equal circulation outside of the
HERALD, and we will advertise with
them. One cannot reach all.
/ Strangers and country customers
should be sure they are in our store be-
fore making their purchases. We will
give them good reasons for doing so in
our next advertisement.
Read some of the prices that the
"Workman" claims you can duplicate
at any other store for less money, and
be your own Judge. You are not the
greenhorns they call you.
Black silk warp Henrietta dress goods 81. 10,
worth 81. so. 40-inch all-wool Henrietta soc,
soc, worth soc. 4C-inch ali y ool colored Hen
rietta S2c worth $1.25. 4Oinch wide, small,
neat plaid dress goods. nearly all wool, 25c,
browns and greys dress goods 21c worth 4Oc.
36-inch best quality heavy raven black silk
lustre vulcan velveteen 35c, worth 60c
LET THE WORKMAN DUPLICATE THESE PRICES
ELSEWHERE.
30-inch heavy white shaker flannel Zoe,
worth .0c. 3O-inch economy twilled grey fan
mel l5c yard worth Csc. Heavy twill close
nape Canton flannel sc, worth SC. Checked
white nainsooks, s sizes, sc, worth 1Oc. Wide
turkey red table linen 15c, worth 4Oc. 6O-inch
wide heavy pure linen table damask 35c a yard,
worth soc. 81 Turkey-red table covers 75c,
worth si.25. Fine Marseilles CRIB quilts 4Oc,
worth 15c. 4S-inch pure linen 1nbleached
table linen 22c, worth 4Oc. Fine raven black
fast-color sateen 15c, worth csc.
DOES THIS LOOK LIKE sHoP-woRN OLD STYLE
GOODS.
I. Rubber, lined dress shields &C. worth l5c;
ladies long sleeve scarlet ribbed vests 25c
worth soc: ladies' black Lisle gloves 15c, worth
5c; mems oil tanned buck gloves 4Oc, worth
15c; ladies white. all wool, long sleeve vests
69c, worth 81; ladies' seamless, all wool, black
cashmere hose 23c. worth 4Oc; new jointed
black silk carriage parasols 75c worth 81 %
Does this loek like quilting the public.
More anon
WINEBURGH rs, 3O9- -311 S. Spring street.