The herald., 1895-07-07
FOR sALE-MxscELLAME0Us
rHrY CAN'T DOWN
JOSEPH,
The furniture man.

JOSEfds
The furniture man.
He sells goods too cheap. carries too big
stock, and has been we'll and favorably known
in the retail furniture and household goods
business in Los Angeles too long for anything
of that kind to happen. The other deslsu
howl whom Joseph cuts prices, but it plsasss
the people and they hock to his store. It's
against our policy to brag, but you viii
have to excuse US this time. We sent
carloads OF goods to the beach. We kept
! our wagons going from early morning to
late at night. II we don't sell anything next
week, we'll have all we can do filing back
orders. 1t doesn't take much for sensible peo-
pie to tumble, When they can buy aFsrrand
q votey parlor organ, handsome case, with
French plate mirrors in 1t, and worth 500.
for $45. they will tumble. When they can buy
Superior range with water pipes and ~ good
as new, for $15, worth S25; or a jewel grand
gasoline stove, in perfect order, for S12, worth
$24, they will tumble. when they can buy .
plush parlor suit. fancy oak framel, for s2s.
worth $40; or one in silk brocatslle for SS5,
worth $50: or a silk plush bed lounge for $i4;
or a corduroy for the same ); or good new one
for $3.50. they will tumble. When they can
buy folding bed with large mirror. for @1s;
| q mantel bed for $l2; one of those curtaiz
| beds for $6, they will tumble. They will tan
BILE at an oak cheffonier, with French plate
mirror, for $l0 one with out mirror for $5;
some for So; at pretty bookcase and desk for
| So; q set OF bookshelves for SO; at . polished
oak hall tree for SO. so; a fne one for $40.
Wonder If they won tumble at handsome
white enameled suit for $40, at an elegant
oak one for SIG and SIS. some oak ones sil,
at those dandy hardwood suits $40 and $l2.
or at large oak chcval bureau $l2 Surely
they will tumble at those Holland window
shades 25c. not paper shade, at those dainty
opaques s5c and with fringe SOC. at those oat
| can't help tumbling at that mating, white
inserted for 15c. at the linen warps loc and
| zoe, at those ingram carpets 25c yard. brus-
se,s at 35c a yard, moquette for SOC, art
squares 9x9 for $3.50. 9xlo11 for $3.50
LNoR sALE-NADEAu. 3l1, 3l3 8 MAIN
| Il St., has some go7d second hand stoves,
gas and gasoline, at half price and less; also
80 second hand carpets. about 40 second
hand bedroom sets, lots Of bed lounges,
wicker chairs and child's beds; in fact most
anything yeu can think of. 1t will take you
5000 10 es sSt q aa1 there
aud crowded. II you don't want any Of these
| slightly used goods at about half price, we will
them anywhere else. and our stock is large
and varied. We have good line ofnew stoves
and new furniture for same OF tinware or
| room, bedroom snd parlor new carpets, mat
| tings linoleums, oilcloths, and an elegant line
as the best We have nearly ali kinds Of goods
| for all kinds OF customers; but II perchance
| they ask for what we have not in stock we
| will get it for them at lowest rates obtainable.
! But re ally we come as near furnishing . house
| plete from cellar to garret as anybody in
! the city. We not only save you the trouble
! and annoyance of running from store to store,
(! getting tho different lines of goods that you
! need, but we save you money on the goods ~
| WELL
| AN ELEGANT ANTIQUE MUSIC RACK
| formerly the property Of one OF the hrst
| French ambassadors. costing $76, only SIS.
| II after all this you don't tumble and want
| . small house to fall on you, you can get
| 1t at Joseph's 426 and 42S 8. Spring.