The Day (Waco, Texas), Sunday, November 24, 1889

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SEVENTH YEAR. WACO. TEXAS. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER M. 1889.—TWELVE PAGES. PRICE 5 CENTS.
ON SECOND FLOOR.
We shall oiler to-morrow
at greatly reduced prices a
large assortment of fine all
wool cashmere, velvet, beaver,
and heavy all wool
S H .A. ~W X. S ,
fine all wool, grey and Scotch
plaid, double shawls at 4.50
each, worth 6.50
Heavy all wool Angora
shawl at 5.85 each, worth 7.50.
Camels hair and fancy
plaid cashmere 6hawls at 7.50
each, worth 10.00.
Extra heavy fine Persian
wool shawls at 10.00 each,
worth 15.00.
( CORSETS
Tull Line of
All the Standard
French Makes in
Our Corset
Department
On Second Floor.
SKIRTS! SKIRTS!
Special sale of ladies’ fine
skirts; our stock is too large
and we will unload them by
' (Ji iOdbj coming
to-morrow we will sell
At $2.00 each,
fine all wool skirts, nicely
trimmed, that are worth 2.75.
At $2.45 each,
striped all wool flannel skirts,
well made and worth 3.25
each.
At $2.95 each,
fine solid color, all wool skirts,
Italian cloth skirts with quilt-ed
satin hems, and other stiles,
all worth 4.00 each; and a
large assortment of new nov-elties
in
Moire antique skirts,
Striped mohair skirts,
Emb’ cashmere skirts,
Striped satin skirts,
Surah silk skirts,
Italian cloth skirts,
.at from 4.00 to 12 50 each.
MILLINERY!
CM MILLINERY.
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We have added a number j
<2 of new things in Millinery J
era Department for the holiday j ^.
season, and our line is now i “
— as complete as it was at the
commencement of the season.!
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Carpet Department
We have just opened a new
■'and select line of patterns in
lapestry and body Brussels
•carpets; second floor, take
■passenger elevator.
ON SECOND FLOOR.
We offer,commencing Mon-day
morning, some special bai-gains
in ladies’ fine jerseys,
of which we quote a few:
At $2.25 each,
colored militaay jerseys with
eighteen rows ot silk braid
and double row of silk button
down front, worth 3.50 each.
At $2 65 each,
black cashmere jerseys,
pompadoured with silk brai*.,
trimmed back and front, Col-ored
jerseys with surah silk
fronts, and a lot. of late novel-ties
in black and colored jer-seys
at 2.65 each, worth from
3.75 to 5.00 each.
Upholstering Dep’t
S*vy ©oo&o.
-SUCCESSORS TO-SprH
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\ A great many Ladies have
i now under consideration the i
! question, “How to beautify
i their homes and parlors for j
| the coming holidays.” To;
; these we will say that a visit
| to our Upholstery Depart- <
i ment on second floor, and an
inspection of our new novel- j
\ ties in hangings will suggest
j everything wanted for a small
: outlay.
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LESSING, SOLOMON, ROSENTHAL & CO.
Fine Tea Gowns.
We have left over a few
ladies’ fine tea gowns that we
will dispose of below cost; we
have divided them into two
lots and have marked them at
$7,50 and $10.00 each.
The}' are made of printed
French cashmere flannels, fine
serges, cashmeres and broches
and are worth from 12.50 to
15.00 each.
We will also place on sale
in our Cloak Department on
Monday the balance of our
ready made French pattern
dresses that we imported
direct as forms for our dress-making:
department, and we
will offer them at one-halt
actual cost. This is a rare
chance to get an elegant dress
at a low price.
OUR
DressmakingDep’t
has had phenominal success
and we have been kept busy
from the first day we opened.
Ladies desiring street cos-tumes
or evening dresses for
the coining holidays will do
well to place their orders at
once.
Take Passenger Elevator
to second floor for dressmak-ing
department.
ANOTHER BIG GUT.
This timeits on dress goods
and will only last Three Days,
We desire every lady to visit
our establishment Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday and
avail themselves of the rare
bargains we will offer in im-ported
dress goods.
LOT No i;
consists of twenty pieces of all
wool surahs a yard and a quar-ter
wide, all desirable shades,
and usually sold at 1.00 a yard,
our price for the next three
days will be just 60c a yard.
LOT No. 2,
consists of fifty pieces all wool
imported serges, 40 inches wide,
in all the fashionable shades
and worth from 75c to 85c a
yard, but you can get them
from us on Monday, Tuesday
and W ednesday for just 50c a
yaid.
LOT No. 3,
consists of a variety of shades
in Sebasterpool cloths, elegant
goods and very stylish and just
the thing for this time of the
year Our usual price is 1.25
but- in this special sale they
will he.. offere&*for 75c a yard.
By the way we almost forgot
to mention that we are still sel-ling
all our gros grain colored
silks at just 69c a yard.
Remember this sale lasts
only three .days.
MILLINERY GDDDS
The season is getting well ad-vanced
and to reduce stock we
have marked down all of our
imported pattern bonnets and
hats fo half price.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Dqn’t forget to visit our
shoe department, where you
will find one of the most relia-ble
stocks ever shown in the
city. Ask for our Special
$2.50 Dongola button shoes,
in all sizes and widths..
CARPETS! CARPETS!
Reductions have been made
in this department that have
kept us busy the past week,
but t hat’s what we want, so
come right along and let us
show you the cheapest line of
carpets of all grades ever in
the city.
Last But Not Least!
Pjier.se dont forget that our
great reduction clothing sale
is stul in progress, and never
agai i after this sale closes will
sucl , another opportunity be
The goods have to go
and you can save time and
money by coming to us and
getting the benefit of our 20
per cent, reduction sale.
Don’t fail to visit our cloak
parlors.
I. LOEWENSTEIN & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO
LESSING, SOLOMON, ROSENTHAL, & Co.
CORNER FIFTH STREET AND AUSTIN AVENUE.
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN
Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry.
In the state, and undersell all competition. We buy and sell for cash.
D. DOMNAU & BRO.,
Pawnbrokers aod Jewelers,
AUSTIN AVENUE, OPPOSITE MCCLELLAND HOTEL, WACO.
----- Also Dallas and Temple.-----
Sole Agents for Big and Little Louisiana
and Mexican Lottery Tickets.
CASTLES, MOEJLISON & CO.,
PROPRIETORS OF
✓ SANGER EROS. SANGER EROS.
THE OLD CORNER DRUG STORE.
Best and Most Complete Stock of Pure Drugs and Medicines in Texas,
STRICTLY PURE WINES, WHISKEY, BRANDY AND AL-C0H0L
FOR MEDICAL AND DOMESTIC PURPOSES. SPEC! FOB THIS WEEK7 I have just received a big lot of California Wines,
which I intend to close out fast, and at prices that
will make them go. Here is a partial list of the
Wmes in stock, the prices on which are sure sellers:
Hock. Angelica, Riesling, Muscat,
Sauterne, Tokay, Old Port,
Catawba, Old Sherry, Malaga, Adeira.
Claret from 2oc a Bottle up.
HI. IVLJirZ'ttJEZ,
See Dur Quotations S
-ON— SilKs X Dress boobs
THIS WEEK-A
line of Evening Shades
of extra quality Surah Silks,
in Cream, Pink, Cardinal
White and Blue worth 75c a
yard for 49 Cents.
The success attending our
BLACK SILK SALE
prompts us to otter some new
bargains in the way of some
Novelty Black Brocades and
Stripe, An elegant quality of
Black Brocade Silk will be
sold by us this week at
85c a Yard,
(Worth $1.50 a yard.)
Black Faille Francaise
Silk, $1.25 quality, for
89c a Yard.
Black Faille Francaise Silk,
$1.50 quality,
99c a Yard.
Black Armure Silk, Sub-lime
quality, worth $2.25 a
yard for
$1.50 a Yard.
One piece Black Faille 21
inch, Sublime quality, worth
$2.50 a yard for
$1.75 a Yard.
Full assortment of Colored
Faille Francaise Silks in ALL
NEW SHADES, worth
$1.25 a yard for 89c a Yard.
ee Dur Bargains
-IN-DRESS-:-
G00DS.
Tricot in Gray and Brown,*
19c.
All colors in heavy Serge,
18c.
Double width Cashmere,
15c.
Good quality of Colored
Velveteen at 30, 35, 37 1-2
and 40c.
Fine Brocaded Silk Velvet
in Black and Colors, well
worth $3.50, now $1.25.
We have an elegant line of
Dress Robes and desire to
close them out before the sea-son
advances, so we have
PUT the KNIFE
in them and will close them
out at greatly reduced prices.
We are making astonishing
low prices on Jet Passemen-trie
and Braid Trimming". Jet
worth $5 a yard for $2. Flow'-
ered Jet Trimming worth
$7.50 a yard for $2.50, Jet
Braids worth $2.50 a yard
fui $1. • Jet Bead Heading
worth 50c a yard for 10c. Jet
Ornaments worth $1.25 for
75c.
Iredescent Beaded Trim-ming
in Separating Orna-ments
at 33 l-3c on the dol-lar.
These goods must go
and will be sold without re-serve.
Bring this add with
you to compare prices.
Lewine Bros.
W.N.ORAND
Has just received one car load of the CELEBRAED
CHARTER OAK STOVES and one car load of RIO
GRANDE and STYLISH COOK STOVES. Also
all kinds of Grates and Marbleized Mantels. And HEAT-ING
STOVES in endless variety from $4 up. Call and
see him before buying. His stock of Crockery and Glass-ware
is unsurpassed.
Stores Cor. 4th and Mary and No. 414 Austin St-
FRISCO, EJRISCO COAL CO.
CHOCTAW,
EGG,
STOVE,
CHESTNUT,
SMITHING PENNSYLVANIA WHITE ASH NUT
OiHce and Yard East End of Bridge, East Waco. Telephone.
W-MERCHANT
TAILOR,
No. 123 South Third Street, Waco Texas.
FALL GOODS RECEIVED. FIT GUARANTEED.
REPAIRING AND ALTERING A SPECIALTY
NO. 415 AUSTIN STREET.
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ON FARM AND CITY PROPERTY
Vendors’ Lien Notes Bought.
The very best Facilities, no delays. Office with Felix H,
Robertson, References, First National Bank and Felix
H. Robertson. C. N- BANKS. *