Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-11-29
DRY GOODS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BURSTS FORTH
AT QUE SALE.-WHY WE ARE SELL
ING GOODS AT LESS THAN MANUFAC-
TURING COST-OUR TOY DEPART
MENT MUST HAVE FULL SWAY.
Holiday times are rapidly approaching.
Our importation orders for Toys and Dolly are
arriving daily. ROOM WE MUST HAVE.
Staple Goods must be reduced. Our Toy De-
partment is no money making scheme, 1t Is a
mers side show" or in othe words we use it
as drawing card or advertising scheme for
our immense Dry Goods Business, consequent
ly we cannot afford an extra storeroom. we
must have it all under one roof, and. when
the time comes for Toys, we will guarantee
you saving of twenty-fv per cent. We did
such powerful business in that particular
line last season, that it filed the hearts
of our "would-be competitors" with green
envy and jealousy. We were thronged to the
doors the livelong week. Such rush, such
anxiety as there was to BIO first among the
lucky ones who were to be benefited by the
great event we We created. Prices seem and
are ridiculous alongside of the astonishing
good values they represent, and those who
were here bought eagerly, looked happy and
were happy. Wo thank the people for their
liberal patronage We appreciate their Gus
tom and will always do and act to merit the
confidence of the people.
AGREAT BLANKET SALE.
75 pairs Heavy Double Gray Blankets worth
roc for SOC.
81 Double White Blankets for 49c.
$3.50 White Wool Blanketsfor 81 49.
$3.50 White III Wool Blankets for 50. 40.
So White 11-4 All Wool Blankets for
$3.9S.
So White ia and 12-4 All Wool Blank
cts, slightly soiled, for 81 40.
$125 Heavy Gray Blankets for SOC.
$3.50 Saline Comforts for CSC.
ST. Comforts for 69c.
SOC Baby Blankets for 25c.
A WORD ABOUT CLOAKS.
We have been rushed the entire week in
this department. The glazing advertisement
that our 'would.be competitor" devoted to us
through his column has made US lots of bust
ness and friends. Absence of stock seems to
have caused loss of brains with some mer-
chants, for it is rare occurrence to read of
"would- be competitors" advertising another's
business We appreciate it, and are not sur.
prised. It's wonder all hands don't join in and
wish this firm success Its the first Dry Goods
firm that left the bounds of the line of old
fogy business in giving you good honest goods
at lowest prices completing with our sister
cities. and they should all point with pride to
this establishment to learn they have st least
one Dry Goods Merchant who can control his
homo trade Our Wrap Department seems
inexhaustible as tho sea. We are daily re-
ceiving additions to our stock. Stuff that
was contracted and paid for long ago, and
which the manufacturers are bound to deliver
evon at loss to themselves. We offer them
rs we do the rest Of our stock, at greatly re.
dnced prices.
SIS Misses Tuxedo Jackets, sizes II to Is,
forS3 99
SO Misses Brown and Blue Beaver Tuxedo
Jackets for $649.
ST Ladies' Rough Cheviot Coats blue and
black, large sleeves for $4.99.
ST Ladies' Blue and Black Heavy Chin
chilla Cloth Coats, 40 inches long, for s4.9S.
$40 Ladies' Blue and Black Military Coats
for S7.9S.
$40 Ladies' Heavy Beaver Coats, blue and
black, for 81. 40.
$12 Ladies' Beaver Coats, finished with
braid, 40 inches long, immense sleeves, for
$9.49.
SIS Ladies' Satin Finish Heavy Cloth
Coats. velvet collar, for $119S.
So Cloth Capes for 1898.
ST Heavy Cloth Capes for $4.98.
$40 Golf Capes for ST 40.
$40 Long Astrachan Capes for $69S.
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