St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 18, 1889

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SUNDAY PUst-. =o. 239, ; 3 : „ ; BY CARRIER TWENTY CENT. THREE MANUFACTURERS’ STOCKS Put on the market last week to be sold to the highest bidder. er a r \Q a „ bah Tr. Eng Buia, ad ii Car in on d AH eee 8 NTT. TL TINERNY]. Nee WE WILL SELL TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY: 100 dozen Fine Leghorn Flats at. . . .. 79; worth $1.75, $2.00 50 dozen Fine Black Milan Flats at. . 33; worth $1.00 100 pieces Nos. 40 and 60 Fancy Ribbon, a large assortment, at. . Ide Were the parties to secure them. Every house being loaded down with goods, they r not touch them. ped these facts, we put omg aal angels i Lathes Mashn Underctothng = his Opportunity Is Not Likely to ie Again This Season. ‘ ihe Manufacturers’ Stock of eee ut, Manufacturers“ Stock of Half-Price * \ Ww = Oe CHALLIES! UNGIWeal PARASOLS Ben“ Dra Torchor — — run fin N. 1 Roe we A 3 Be Ms : —— ae 0 1 17 acast ios, 2 e 1 0 EXTRAORDINARY SALE. G. [GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED. ) ae | we 1 week will be the wonder of the town. . yo Pree toe ka lie it 74 At 2c Ladies’ Ribbed Balbriggan 3 . 5 Skirt Deep flounce of — best maslin, Underwear. ss] 4 TOS C A 7 ‘be sp OM P A D OR J. 2 15 * headed by claster of tucks, worth $1. Infants’ Long Slip—French cambric, solid yoke Removal Sale Price 656 | of embroide fine Hamburg edging around neck and sleéve, worth sse? Removal bale Price 48¢ 200 pieces choice styles American Chal- | Af Oe. GOWNS—- Mother Hubbard yoke of fins.embroidery, r lies, cream ground, with pretty designs; a7 $ — INFANTS’ LONG ROBE—Solid front of embrojdery the same ö advertised by other 48 dozen Ladies’ Ribbed Bal- ‘REGENT S/LK UM BRELLAS. 200 doz Gents’ 4-ply pure Lh cluster of tucks, worth $1.50; oval sale price O8e, and tucks, deep flounce of embroidery, hand- h b h K briggan Vest low k, some trimmed sleeve, worth $3; removal sale ouses asa grand bargain in their nickel ggzan Ves 71 0 nec en Collars at bo; worth 180 BKIRTS—Good muslin, full size, well made, two ice $1.8 ° department at 50; sleeveless, at 100; worth 200. . i We will sell for this week at 20 We refund the money for every *““REGENT” Silk Um- wide insertions of fine Torchon lace ed; e to b. CHILDREN’S DRAWERS. At 80 and -c. At 23e. brella that cuts or breaks within a reasonable time. At 250. match, worth $2.50; removal sale price $1. 5 SEIRTS—All our $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $3. 50 aad up 89 dozen Ladies’ Striped Jer- at just one-half pric ; ing al sale 2 : daring oaF removal sale. | Plain deep bem, cluster of tucks above: worth 25¢; gg nieces India and China Challies, in light | 8e¥ Ribbed Vests, sleeveless, Manufacturers’ Stock at LESS than Manufacturers’ COST, 150 dozen Black Silk removal sale . INFANTS’ LONG SLIP —Trench Cambrie, Em- Ail our Children’s Trimmed Drawers during our r-“ and dark ground, with very handsome * Warts Se. Chemise—Solid yoke of good Hamburg embroidery, price ane. trimmed, worth 60c; removal sale moval sale at just half price, patterns, same goods sclling elsewhere at At 2 ge — P bee INFANTS’ LONG SLIP—French Cambrié, yoke of LADIES’ KNIT UNDERWEAR, er Our briee for this week, 5c and 7\s0 43 dozen Ladies’ Lisle Thread At 85e, “LA TOSCA’ N At 81 : 50, J ERS FY MITTS, é Removal Sale Price age insertion and cluster of French tucks, dee OO pertect sha r —j beg oily eith * en * 45 poses wank 2 1 yee son jaroun 1 eee A sale § ice — 820 r n At loc Ribbed Vests, sleeveless, | . 0 er neck aad sleeves rt v ova o price ! 8 f 15 al sale ‘pries: yet » WO removal sale price | ,, — 1 dad 1 . worth 500; daring . trimmed with braid at neck 11 1 — V-sha 450; removal this sale 380 — three for 175 pieces new and oriental designs Chal- and arms, in colors—salmon, Worth cin wins Atha. deev hem bat ny —.— chaster INFANTS’ LONG SLIP—Mother Hubbard, T ; lie d’Orient, in ail the ne od fashionable ink, blue and crevet, at 290; were am 8 4. ce 190. =f Embroidered Yoke. deep flounce of Sura 3 tals 1 V.. n 3 actual — ay 1 K. * Worth 500. $1 2 5 $3 00 price, doo. 0 e n m. two insertio 0 | 811 AWERS- Deep ra he 0: 2. fami em- ee ee, wore tas ee Bas — oes ies 817 8 Vests, fancy colors, worth $1; 4 Our = or th 8 wee At 25 0 3 sale price 470. b mee — edging . ner and sleeves, worth $2.50; re- oo — | Jersey Ribbed Vests, worth e: At 12 bac. a e. t 5 Ce ISE—Plain, we 2 e, worth 0 Men’ Balbriggan Unda 7 . removal sale price g . 110 pieces latest designs Manchester and shirts, only tn Tour sleeves, ° At $1.29, Silk Umbrellas At $1.95, 500 pieces finest quality CHEMESE--Soh yoke of fee 5,000 Side-Lace Bamboo Stick Japanese Fans, embossed Pacific Wool Challies, il new and rap at 250; wortn 380. Worth At 82 95 worth imported too ut eve N ; some patterns, no ol and tucks. po ofhtod 0 or square yoke, wortn 880 gilt decorations; worth 35c. piece a perfect gem; made to sell at 0 | At 35. $2.'75 Worth $3.00 RIBBONS 75. OO. i GOWNS—Mother Hubbard, trimmed 6, worth and Be; r Removal Sale Price, 5 cents We will sell them this week at 1230 Men’s Scotch Clouded Sum- 00 mer Merino, in Shirts and é . . 200 26-inch best At (Sc. Drawers, at 35c; worth 300. 200 26-inch Twilled 200 26-inch Regent — — Gloria Silk never sold less than 500 ta 75e removal sale price 490. tie sn at the ladles 2 her At 40c. Silk Umbrellas,nat-{ Silk | Umbrellas, | (Umbrellas, 13-inch $1 per yard; we give you ° 8 8 designs; goods opened Nene Brown Bale naa, in ural handles, fay Panes 7 Ae i" silver han- the choice for 250 per y Our price for this week, 180 nan at At $1.29, t 82 95 At 81.95, At | 5c. * * FRENCH CHALLIES. At 5c. Worth Worth ’ Worth 75 dozen Gents’ Pure nag 5 9 rechte Teach Stellt. „r now complete; | 90 dozen Men’s Tarn-down | 82. 75. $5.00 $3.00. stitched’ Handkerchiefs Koechlin’s French Chalilie’s is now complete also the newest patterns in English Printe Collars, 8 N „ regular price, 350 each Mohair Brilliantines; we will guarantee the linen, fa al — to 18. & our price, 150 each, 6 605 WASHINGTON AV.---Lindell Hotel. lowest prices in the city, en ae : GROCER | FLORAL DESIGNS PENNY & GENTLES, |PENNYAGENTLES, /PENNY & GEN TLEs, A ruf —AND— wie FOR S. W. Cor. Broadway and Franklin Av. Franklin Av. ; 8 Franklin Av. : P. S.—Country Orders Promptly At. P. $.—Country Orders Prompt- P. 8.—Country Orders Promptly ‘Attended to. Sendfor | . 8. — Orders Prompt. 9 tended to. Send for Samples. ly Attended to. Send for Samples. Samples. ly Attended to. Send for Samples, Liquor Dealer. FUNERALS! ALEXANDER’S DRUG STORE| To Layergol the Fines! Goods: —DHPOT FOR— , : BROADWAY AND OLIVE STREET. memexican {LARGEST STOCK OF FINE ROSES in the CITY |Pure Medicine, Fine Perfumery, Elegant ToiletArticles| we texe nisssurg in informing thone interested in Fine Bis lish Hair, Tooth and Cloth Brushes; Buffalo, Shell and Rub ** Combs; Cut Glas pungents; Man- cure imploments; Bathing sponees, ete. The best selected stock in St. Louis and sold at Wer prices. the handling of the manufacture of the well-known firm, VAN DER VEER & HOLMHES of New York, and shall TE (rn be pin b | F RIT 5 1 Al. EXAN DER S BEEF, IRON, & WINE AN D PEP SIN. 3 stock most of the 2 — — artioles manufactured by hem. 0 8 ercy. One bottle will have more effect than twice the quantity plain beet, iron and wine. | Price $1. Among the latest novelties just received are the "Patent Medicines and fomily Medicines accurately compounded by skillful pharmacists, under the direct SALINE! BISCUITS, supervision of In 1 Ib. 8. Se” BARCAINS EVERY DAY. : ; Something new. An elegant arink. The first ever sold M. WW. ALEXANDER (Soe K OF PHARM, 2. 6 BUFFHT WHAT WE OWE T0 McNICHOLS, in St. Louis. All the rage. Drawn from our beautiful fount- Established 1856. . -__ Northwest Corner Broadway and Olive St. A delicate wafer, flavored with vanilla, PEACE, COMFORT, LUXURY. ain and dispensed with pure fruit juice syrups. 7 AFTER NO ON THA BISsSCOouvuUITsSs, r enn S CENTS A GLASS. 1 i OU RIS d 8! B Se ee ae . BUT TARA, 2 — + will paver as die. * *. thout eh * Should not go away without an one go08 cht a — AFTER DINNER BISCUITS. In one 4 t ick us afl Samat 17 ELLI ER DRUC CO., 11 Als th lebrated ZEPHY, CRACKERS, with — — W 3 1 | i 0 CAMERA. o, their celebr or 2 re 755 4 D PHOTOGRAPH 8 by us. The finest Ca ee — Ns 12 B sls OLIv nH. ¢\\ BYR als — — — — sn kh _ =e eee lea? * Headquarters For The KODACK, Western‘Depot, in Bale oat, Masa thre mies From Cambrideey wa 1 i Headquarters for Photographic Supplies. ST. LOUIS, MO. Fa off had the silver 115 * bridge and Boston references, ad HYC E IA al OTE L, i ea ua Ors for N staked the very richest claim. B. F. HARDING, A. M. Glanz,), PARATUS«MATERIALS 415 NORTH BROADWAY. (Cc — —A 5 — ; pene K——ͤ—b—ué5—8ʃ³ʃ ͤ ͤ K —— . —ä——— f * IE D cater ESTABLISHED, 1858. e (CRYST-ALBA |S thelr own Who an noe be contort settled in defi ss frequen surf L Pathing oy — . sed 7 y 15 rest a 3 the heat 8 (Moth Destroyer.) and FC. Aer n 2 e en leech Kils Moth and Moth Worms. 5 . 75 Nn ane bome grow achat, your feeling Wil Not Stain the Most Delicate Pabrie, . Lost sharing mavize 38 ior} A FULL. pA Re OF MEN’S 3 9 2 Non-Poisoneus and is Five Times IKE, Manager 7 : N | 2 eras ce | ea. W. SURBLED, 113 N. Sth St., St. Louis. 1 = Year In a great variety of light-colored stripes, checks and * — — and Chestnut, St. — re ot ona oe “a + consist | ross prompuy ware,” House-Forashing | fancy mixtures. 5555 e. — COLLEGES. ̃— p mesurts. —_| D } 8 THE BELMONT school UNRIPALED SEASIDE RESORT. | |, — A. S. ALOE & C0. David Nich 0 1 80 nj y howe against another, e ß . Old Point Comfort, Va. AP A the day, surrounded By mel he r little treasures, which . 1024, Market Si. | ESTABLISHED 1859. : Stronger Than Camphor. ! | — ccmmaime t Flannel Summe! Summer | EHRET-WARREN MFG. Cb. S ices tis . e Orders quickly and carefully filled.