Birmingham state herald., October 20, 1895, Page 8, Image 8

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EXPERIENCE
Are carrying the
American textiles
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and bounds.
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH * LOEB,
The Busiest Store in Birmingham.
Sparkling With Newness!
Brisk With Business!
pP'New Goods Every Day, and They Are Bought to Sell. •
No Heirlooms in Our Stock. The Brightest and the Best.'fW
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The competitor is •
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j Womens floge,
| tVortl. 25 Cents,
I For 19c a pair.
1 Just as \ve slid i! - 25 rents (or 19 cents,
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^ Fast black—t:x» ellent wear and va’ue.
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One hundred dozen of this kind.
Hosiery—Second aisle.
j LADIES, ■ j
j THIS EXPLAINS ITSELF, j
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j TT GIVES US GREAT PLEASURE to inform you that the (
I| _|_ Princess of Wales Company, manufacturers of Her Majesty (
!| Corset, will have at our store one week, commencing I
| Monday, October 28,
f one of their expert fitters, MRS. RUTH, for the pur
J1 pose of fitting and explaing this corset. We have a fitting room
| prepared and we trust all ladies will avail themselves of this
| opportunity.
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Ai*e You Buying Carped?
You look around sometimes. 11
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cents. Then what! Poor car- jj
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pet. By buying a carpet of n
quality all would be better |
pleased. Look elsewhere; buy |
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$1.75.
Twenty-five dozen elbow, twelve-button MOUSQUE
TAJRE KID GLOVES, in tan, yellow, pink, rose, red,
light blue and green.
These goods are our regular #2.50 goods, and the
best made. Just the th ng lor evening wear.
A Reign
Of Blacks.
Black: Sateen,
Figured Sateen—
Excellent; qual ity—
112|c the Yard.
’ Clothing.
SCHOOL SUITS,
Double-breasted, $1.50, $1.75, $1.98- Cheap for
one and one-third this price
BOYS’ OVERCOATS,
Capes, with or without at $2.98.
BRIGHT and SPARKLING as a MORNING SUNBEAM!
-Will Be
The Millinery Department
is especially worthy a visit at this
time. The beauty of the depart
ment. the elegance of the head
near and remarkable low prices
make the visit a happy combina
tion of pleasure and profit.
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That Magnetic Corner.
It pays you to trade on
1st Avenue and 21st Street.
Birmingham's Bu iest Store on
Birmingham's Busiest street.
♦ ____♦
GREAT, GLORIOUS
The Lightest Store m Alabama.
SALE THIS WEEK
The Lightest Store in Alabama.
See the quick, live-selling bargains on sale—all hummers. We, above all
others, are the people’s popular store for real values.
. Children's Eiderdown, trimmed with
white Angora fur, from 99 cents up to
14.00.
HOSIERY. '
I.adies’ 40-guage fast black, 25 cents.
I.adles' black fleece lined, full length,
30 cents.
Children's all wool fast black, sizes 6
to 8V£. 25 cents.
Children's full finished regular made
fast black, sizes C to 8V4. 19 cents.
Infants' fast black Hose, 35 cents grade,
25 cents.
Visit this department.
Fashion
able
* Millinery!
No store in tile south can show a more
expirtsite display of Modern Modish Mil
linery. We are justly earning a reputa
tion for quaint exclusiveness, which is
the essence of success. We never charge
for the stylish effect—all we ask for is a
modest price for the article itself. Prices
are always popular, as all our friends
will testify.
Chenille Portierres.
$4 00 a pair kind at $2.98.
$6 00 a pair kind at $3.98.
$8.00 a pair kind at $4.98.
We have some choice patterns to show
you.
Ladies' Knit Underwear.
Ail New Goods.
50 dozen ladles’ natural wool Vests and
Pants to match, pearl buttons, covered
seams; should be sold at $1.50 each, this
week at $1.00.
60 dozen Egyptian cotton ribbed Vests
and Pants, pearl buttons, at 60 cents.
Ladies’ "Onelta” union suits, ankle
Irtigths. jersey ribbed, fall weights, worth
$1.75, at $1.23.
100 dozen ladles’ Jersey ribbed Pants
and Vests, full size, good value at 50
cents, at 25 cents.
Ladieg’ Capes, Jackets and Wraps.
This department, like all our others, has bright, clear daylight, where you
con see what you are buying without artificial light.
Our buyers have scored another tri
umph. An enormous lot of fine goode
have been caught napping and as usual
we hasten to give the public the benefit.
No other store dn the country can show
)> so many good styles, and you are already
t aware that no other store shaves prices
gj so close.
Misses’ Cloaks, full length, ages 6 to-14
years, pretty, neat effects In Cheviots,
at $2.50. .
Tailor-made Double
Cape, velvet collar and
satin facings, imported
Kersey, worth $10,
At $6.98.
Boucle effects in Children’s Wraps,ages
6 to 14 years, at $3.50; value cannot be
found outside our store.
Misses' Jackets In big assortments,
price and quality.
Ladies’ Nobby Coot*
plain beaver and boucle
cloth, big Mandolin
sleeves, excellent value
at $10.00,
At $6.98.
Staple Goods Department
Outings at 6 cents, Outings at 10 cents
—the straight 12Vfrc kind.
Cheviots, the kind you pay 1214 cents
for at 10 cents.
Hickories are 814, 10 and 1214 cents.
Apron Chambrays at 6H cents.
Dress Sateens, figured and plain, at 10
cents.
Eiderdowns, evening shades, 39 cents.
Duckings, figured and plain. New line
of patterns. Come to see us for ducks.
Pretty line new fall prints of all the
beet brands—guaranteed.
Cotton Flannels from 8 cents up.
We Are Sole Agents
for the genuine “Foster” Gloves in Bir
mingham. All other lacing gloves shown
you In this city are imitations of the gen
uine. I '
Mail Orde'8
receive prompt attention. Best values
possible given in every case.
HaTLidiea’ Fall Waists at 50c, 75c
and 81-00. Laundered goods.
j®"'New Zephjrs 6oa lap; all shades.
Handkerchiefs.
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This department responds nobly to de
mands made on it for bargains. You
should see our Japponet Silk Initial
Handkerchiefs at 25 cents for men; It is
a hummer.
Ladies’ embroidered corners, scalloped
corners and white at 5 cents, ©ur line of
ladies’ goods at 25 cents has no superior
In the south.
BLANKETS.
10-4 white Blankets, $1.25 kind at 75
cents a pair.
10-4 California at $4.98.
All wool extra heavy, like home-made
all wool, 11-4 and 12-4, at $6.00 and $6.99;
regular $8.50 and $10.00 Blankets.
Comforts at 75 cents.
Comforts at $1.00. *
Comforts up to $6.98.
Investigate our Eiderdown Comforts,
It will pay you. Everything in this de
partment new this season. Not a pair of
left-over blankets to be shovTB. How is
that?
We are enjoying a boom in this mar
velous department. Kvery pattern is
new and stylish, and, as we do not sell
a single yard without saving money to
the purchaser, the good news spreads like
wild fire.
54-Inch flannel dress goods In all the
popular staple shades, navy, brown, gray,
green, red, etc., value 75 cents, at 49
oents. Strictly all wool and fresh goods.
Chameleon Jacard, changeable effects,
a good value at 45 cents (all wool), at 30
cents.
42-lnch Bouele and Cheviots In the pre
vailing shades, fancy mixtures, sold all
around at 75 cents, at 60 cents.
40 and 42-inch silk and all wool Poln
telle mixtures, worth $1.50, at $1.10 a yard.
22-inch black satin Duchess, worth $1.50
a yard, at $1.00 a yard.
Black brocaded Satins, value $1.50, at
$1.10.
Pretty fancy Satin figured effects at 50
cents.
Nobby foulard stripes, regular $1.00, at
75 cents. >
The Handsomest
Line in Birmingham by far Is our trim
mings. Pearls for evening wear are
gems, and the price is low and reason
able. Our assortment of Jets is full—
black and colored. The low-priced sys
tem rules.
Boys' Soho; I Shoes.
A line of sizes 11 to 12 at $1.00 a pair;
value $1.50 and $2.00.
Belding's best skein embroidery si1'
cents a dozen skeins. They are ■
cents a skein all over this couip