Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 2, 1884, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1884, WASH DRESS GOODS. Monday morning we will open 2,000 yards very choice styles new LIGHT SPRING PERCALES, 6 1-c. 20,000 yards Standard Prints, 2 cents, 6,000 yards Best Indigo Prints, 7. 20,000 yards Best Scoteh (tinghams, 16 cts. 15,000 yards Best Printed Satines, 15 cents, worth just 2bc. White Goods. 20,000 yards White Pique, purchased at auction, will be closed ont by us at 3 cents worth 6c. 1,200 vards Dotted Swiss'in an assortment of dots will be tLrown in ous pile Monday morning 25c a yard, Many of these are worth 50c and 60 cents. S. P. MORSE & CO. SECEND WEEK OF THE GREAT SALE, Wednesday, $300.000.00 GLEAN DRY GOOL Over one-third purchased in New York this month at forced | April 2d. sales, and will be sold. O To 50 Per Cent LESS THAN THE USUAL PRICE. b~ worth £6.00. ducen from §1 MENS' To-night 1 our Furnishing Goods, Men's Finest Quality Pure Linen Hemmed and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at $2.50 ver dozen. HANDKERCHIEFS. TmmeNse BARGAINS, 300 Dozen FANCY SHIRTS. To-night we will ofter— 60 dozen Fine Percale Shirts with detached cliflsarm(l two Collars at 50 cents, reduced from: 40 dozen Finer Percale Shirts at 75 cents, re- .60. 30 dozen Kinest Percale Shirts with Collars and Cuffs, $1 00, worth $1.75. MENS' LISLE S0X. 60 dozen Pure Erg'ish Colored Lisle Sox, will be sold to-night and Monday at §0 cents a pair, worth 75 cents. NOT A DOLLAR RESERVED. NOT AN ITEM IN OUR STOCK EXCLUDED. Wash Dress Goods. Silk Department. For years our Black Silks have been 25,000 yards very choicest styles new | guneq for cheapness and durability; we Standard Calico. closed out in New York last week Arnold, 80 pieces choice quality black and American, white Summer Silks that we wil! offer on this sale at 874c, worth 50c. Our pat- rons will confer a favor on us by nglhnu to examine the very superior quality of these Silks. g 60 pieces changeable Summer sflk'l, Chene Checks, and beautiful effects in There are no better prints made than | Glace Silks will be offered on this sale for these, and we will not substitute any in- | 60c; selling everywhere this season for ferior grades. Gbe to 76c. 20 cases very best quality INDIGO WE CLOSED OUT ONE LOT BLUE Calico 7c yard, worth 10c. 50 pieces heavy gros grain Colored 25 cases Heavy Oheck Ginghams 3c|Silksin Garnet, Myrtles, Bronzo, etc., yard, worth 6}o. all good colors, ln{l will ofll'e;;hem at 760, 24 ocases very ohoicest Ginghams, These are good value at 81.25. 20 pioces all Silk Black Rhadmes will Apron Checks and Dress Styles, com- | be closed out on this sale at 874c; never prising the following makes: offered before under $1.26 and worth that to-day. # Tancuter, 16 pieces extra all Silk doublo faced 7 Renftew, Rhadmes Silk, full 26 inches wide, will Aogksag, be closed at $1.25; worth. and never sold ork, Slaterville, Glasgow, 3 Oriental, Gloucester, Chambray, ‘Windsor, ghniout inghams under $1.75, ofo. 20 pieces finest quality all Slik Black Mervilleux, a quality that we have always sold at $2.50, will be closed out at i 1.76. 20,000 yards Best Scoich Ginghams, $ finest quality all Silk . 45 pieces ver Apron Checks and Dress Plaids will be twilled Surahs, beautiful for Skirts and dresses, all magnificent colors, sold on this sale at 160, usual 30c quality. g:rty 25,000 yards fast color pfinw;l lu::- Bin -B!ém, g'fi’" iggcon Br:;“’n!::; s rowns, Corn Yellow, Cream, ete.; st 4o, never offered bofore this alo less | 513 ynger §1.60, will be out down to than 6}o. $1.25. 50 pieces very finest quality checked and Block Plaid all 8ilk washing twilled Surah Silks, never seld under $1.60 to $1.76, will be closed at $1.25. Velvets and Brocades. 40 Pieces 19-inch Silk Velvets in all new and desirable shades and regular $2.60 (K:)llity will be closed on this sale for 81 60 a yard. 40 pieces very best quality 19-inch Dress Velvets, all new and desirable shades, will be closed out on this sale for $2.00 a yard; positively sold everywhere for §8.00. 20 pieces handsome, rich, Black Bro- cade Silk, very heavy and fully as good & as could be bought last season for $2.50, 160 piooss now debege, twilled Sootch | (L1t closed on this sale for §1.05. plaids, Mattalesse brocades, Poplin lus-| 20 pieces very rich all Silk Black Bro- tre, &o., worth from 200 to 30c, will be | cades in beautiful &ntmm, at $2.00 a closed out on this sale as one lot at 100 [yard, reduced from 0 for this sale. yard, 15 pieces finest all silk Brocades,worth 100 flm Serge Fouli, Pin Checks, | from $3.00 to 84 50 a yard, will be closed Plain a beautiful lot of goods at on this sale at $2.60 a yard, imo.'oxflxlbohwo. Colored Dress Goods. Our stock in this department is by far the finest we have ever shown; for the Iast three woeks we have been purchas- ing largely in New York, andin adding them to our present stock we find the quantity too large to describe or soll at such a sale as this in separate lots; there- fore we have placed on sale at SIX LEADING PRICES The following goods all worth double what we ask for them. White Dress. Goods. quou' wl(hrl‘h gsoda. d?wiuu'; Mulls, pring ues, ies, otc., were ery fine ouality; also a Ioughc'nt forced ulrg:nin New York, and wool Black and White | we confidently assert that they are not choice new colors | over 50cts on the dollar of the prices of “ud.lym pon al woal | ™% o1 gaids White Pique, good qual q , new all w i i ue, ualit, drap d’ Alma, Serges | at dots n’yud, worth l??in New Yqurlx ¥ Foules, Block |" 2,600 yards White Pique at G}cts, reg- “hl':‘% 'u'd Check N ki s Check Nainsooks at 10c; sold st beason at 6o, 2,400 yards comprising a lot we bought at auction, in which are about eight dit- ferent qualities, the usual retail value of which was 85, 37§ up to 40¢ and as we purchased them at a uniform price we will sell all on this sale, your choice for Debeges, 13,000 yards of rempants of Spring s )mflnd--nldhmlm season will Velveteens. Wo closed out from the importers about 1800 yards *‘Barveno” patent Vel- veteens, regular $1.26 quality, all new colors, Garnets, Browns, Myrtles, etc., and we will close the lot out at 7Gc. Arso, 20 pieces of Woven Colored Brocade Velvets, (not stamped goods), full 25 inches wide in Myrtle, Brown, Garnet, otc., never sold less than $2.50 a yard; we will cloge them on this sale for $1.50. Black Brocade Velvets. One of ihe greatest Bargains secured for this sale was one lot assorted pat- terns. 15 pieces Brocade Silk Velvets that sold early in the season for just $5.00 a yard, on this sale we will close them for $2.60, Black Goos. 15 pieces 42-inch Black Lace Bunting bought very cheap, and will be offered on this sale at 374octs; never sold before less than 60c. 20 pieces 42-inch Draped Alma, mag- nificent goods,worth §1.25; will be closed on this sale for 7be. 20 pieces fine Black Armures, and Jer- sey Cords will be closed out at 50¢,worth e, Ladies Sacking. 60 pieces Genuine Gilbert Suiting Flan- nels, full 56-inches wide, new mixtures | p, and solid colors, very desirable for Tailor Made Suits. Our price on the sale, 95c; worth $1.25. v Nuns Veiling. 40 pioces 40-inch finest quality Black Nuns Veiling, or Albatross Cloth, that has never sold in this quality and width under $1.00 a yard, will be closed out'at Gbota a yard, Turkish Towels. ‘We wero fortunate enough to seosre | the entire balance of those Turkisli Towels that we sold last month and e will offer to-morrow: 150 dozen, largest sizes, Fancy Stripe ;l‘uzlaouh Towels at 260 each, worth usual- y e Towels. For to-morrow (Thursday) we will make FOUR LOTS OF TOWELS, 80 dozen Huck and Damask towels will ail | be thrown out at 15c, worth every cent is one lot at 26c & yard, One small lot 60 pieces Sheer Whi Linon d'Inde Checks that cost :hs l:x'f i porul)cor Sg:z vs‘.l!luboflmloiflfi a yard, greatest bargai ainsool ill "& A of the sale wo ::olti at 15¢, never before offered :m;u- % D’uulflku:‘ Woal Mfium Wx’:m yards Soft hlll.nh.llx Nainsooks at f in P ; 8al it) uew 'j e m”;‘m quality ways sold for ' ards Soft finish Nainsooks that Silk Batin Siripe and | have sol S 55 ' and | hav to dots, will b sold #1.00 worth $2 00 ok al ll'hlplluhud them in one lot at 25! of 2be, 160 dozen fine double Damask, knotted fringe and very large Huck towels at 20c, worth and usually sold for 35¢. 90 dozen finest Bleached Huck, Barns. ley double Damask and embroidured Towels, knotted fringe and handsome borders, will be closed out in one lot at 50¢, worth 75 to $1.00. The entire balance of our towels being usually sold at $1,00 to $1.50, each will oe sold without reserve for 75e, a reduc- tion to be appreciated. 8. P. Morse & Co. Ladies' Hosiery Department. 260 dozen Ladies’ Cotton hose, all new colorings and black, tull regular made, only 20¢ per pair; are considered cheap at 60c. 100 dozen Schopper’s genuine irou frame Hose, extra length and full fashioned, only 20c; are considered cheap at 40c. 50 dozen fine pin striped hose, exceilent quality (our own importing) will be sold at 37}c per pair; cheap at 7be. 125 dozen Fine Lisle stockings, all new and desirable colors and black, We will start them at 46c. These goods last season were considered a bargain at $1.C0 per pair; would therefore ad- vise our patrons to make prompt selections, 65 dozen Genuine English Silk Stockings, Black, Cardinal, Wine, Pink and Light Blue, only $1.25; a great bargain and cheap at $2.60. 25 dozen Pure sewing silk stockings (our own importing) cannot be matched tor less than $4.60; our sale price, $2.75. Childrens’ Hosiery. Fancy Striped Cotton Hose, full regu- lar made, b to 6}; only 15c. Fancy Striped Cotton Hose, full regu- lar made, 7 to 8%; onli,mc. Solid Colors, new shades, full regular made, 5 to 6}; only 20c. Solid Colors, new shades, full regular made, 7 to 8}; only 260. Oxford' and Cambridge Mixed Hose (our own jmporting), 5} to 64; only 15c. Oxford and Cambridge Mixed Hose (our own importing), 7 to 8}; only 20c. Fancy Btrped English Hose (our own importing), 54 to 64; only 20c. Fancy Siriped English Hose (our own importing), 7 to 84; enly 25c. '0 enunerate all our bargains in this stock woild be a fruitless task. We can, howevey confidently assert that no such argain/ have ever been placed within the regth of all classes. LADIES’ RUBBER CIRCULARS only/ 500 to be closed out at 70c each; nev/r sold less than $1.25 to $1.50. Kid Gloves. /. All our herefofore bargainssink toinsig- njficance compared to our present offer ing. An importer's stock closed out and more Kid Gloves of all sizes, colors, and black, at 50 CENTS PER PAIR 50 Never offered less than $1.20. GLOVES—New Tass Mopes and “Blacks, in 3, 4 and 6 button length, at prices interesting to all consumers, and much below cost of manufacture, Black Laces. The prices quotedin thisadvertisement are made with a view of closing out the lots advertised at once. 35 pieces Black All-silk Spanish Lace, 212 to 3 inches wide, at 100, per yard.” 23 pieces Black All- silk Spanish Lace. 3 inshes wide, at 12 1-2¢, yard, 15 pieces Black All-8ilk Spanish Guip- ure Lace, 3inches wide, at 200, per yard. 10 pieces Black All-Silk Spanish Gui ure Lace, extra finequality, b inches wide of 37 1.2, per Ell‘d 8 pieces Black All-Silk Spanish 'Guip- ure Lace, extra fine quality, 6 inches wide, at 60¢, per yard. 10 pieces Black All-Silk Escurial Lace, 31 2 inches wide, at 37 1-2¢, per yard. 8 pieces Black All-Silk Escurial Lace, 4 inches wide, 60c, per yard. o 65:.00-31.& ;E‘.suk E:‘;xrhl Lace, inches wide, at o b pieces Blaok Au-flm’ iwurifl Lace, 8 inches wide, at $1.25 per yard 10 pieces Black All~Bil“. lIATELASSE SPANISH WEB LACE, 27 inches wide at §3.00 per yard. 8. P. Morse & Co. Linen Lawns, Satines. Our purchase of Lawns and Satines were made 40 per cent under the market value, and we will open to-morrow morning 250 pieces very best quality new Styles Satines, that are worth 25c everywhere. Some ask more, but for this sale our price will be 15c a yard. 1,300 yards of Linen Lawns, same quality, that we sold last year for 20c, will be closed out on this sale for 10c, worth double. 2,600 yarde new Styles, fine quality of Linen Lawns on this just sale we will offer them for 16¢, worth 26c. 3,000 yards Linen Lawns guaranteed pure Linen, and a quality that has sold in previous years for 35¢ to 45¢ for this sale. We will cell them at 26c. Two Great Barfins in Handker- chiefs. 300 dozen, including all our previous stock of 26 and 35 cent colored bordered, hemstitched handkerchiefs, will be thrown in one lot at 15c. 200 dozen Colored Bordered, Liren Cambric, Black Embroidered and Irish Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs purchased by us for half value, will be offered at 20c each, worth 50c, 76c and $1.0, (No such bargain ever offered before.) Turkey Red Damasks. 160 pieces, about 6,000 yards of very best Turkey Red Damasks, quality never shown before less than 50c; price for this sale 340, 1,200 yards best quality German Linen Warp Turkey Red Damasks, usually sold at $1.00 a yard, but our price for this sale is 65c. Table Linens. ‘Without hesitation we pronounce the goods in this department the cheapest that we show in our house. We pur- chased 280 PIECES OF LINENS FROM AUC- TION SALE OF MARCH 9TH, IN NEW YORK, Hotels, Boarding Houses, and Restaurants will consult: their _interests by coming to this sale as we will save you over one- third of your bill. Pattern Tahle Cloths. ‘We bought a lot of about 1,600 cream double damask fringe Pattern Cloths full 2 by 2} yards with red Grecian borders— will be sold for $2.50 each, usual price $4.50. Aiso 850 full Bleached Damask Cloths with double Red Grecian Borders, size 2 by 21 yards at $2.75 each, worth $5.00. 300 very finest Double Satin Damask fringe cloths pure white magnificent Pat- terns, finest quality, size 2 by 2} yards, will be closed out at $2.50 each, usual price §5.00. Crashes, Towelings. 250 pieces best quality Twilled, Diced, and Diaper Unbleached and Bleached. Also all Linen Check Glass Towelings. Amongst these are goods worth 20c, not a yard ever sold under 15c, but on this sale we will sell all of them for 12}c. 300 pieces all Linen Crash Striped Toweling, formerly sold at 10c; on this sale will be sold for 7 cta, 90 pieces very finestand widest Broms- ley Twiiled and Huck Towtlings, always sold at 25¢; will be closed out on Wiis gale for 174 cts. Bed Spreads. We secured especially for this trade sale 900 full 12-4 Honey-Comb Bed Snreads that have never sold tor less than 9bcts, But we bought these so cheap that we will sell them for bicts each. Another lot of about 600 Bates. Bridal and Lewiston Honeycomb Spreads will be closed out at 8bsts; worth §1.25 to $1.50. 6C0 Marseilles 12-4 and an_extra fine Marseilles pattern,soft finish Honeycomb Sgreldnat 1,60; each never sold less than 40 pieces heavy undressed Barnsley | $2 00. loom Table Damask at 373c, worth 50c. b pieces fine Cream Damask 50c. This is a small lot of our regular 85c damask. 28 pieces 68.inch Cream Barnsley Damask at 65¢ a yard, never shown in the West less than $1 00, 80 pieces 68-inch heaviest quality Ger- man Bleached Damask, cost to import about $1.00 to $1.25. We sell them on this sale for 75c. 40 pieces, full 2 yards wide, Austrian Bleached Damasks made without dressing or Starch very heavy and Satin finish will be closed out on this sale for 95c, worth $1.60, 80 F‘ml of the finest quality double Satin Table Damasks, full 2 yards wide, comprising & lot that we purchased at suction and forced sales; the lowest cost cods in this lot is $1.25 and the highest 2.30. We will close them at one price on this sale, viz.: 81.25, Many of them retail for $2.75 to §3. Napkins ! Napkins I 180 dozen German Damask Napkins regular $1.76 per dozen goods; we will close this lot out av $1.25, 76 dozen, full § double Satin Cream Damask Napkins, usually sold at $2 50 a dozen; will close tkem out at $1.56 a dozen. 200 dozen extra heavy double Satin Damask § and § Napkins that have al- ways sold for §5.00 and $3 50 will be closed out to-morrow for $2,00 a dozen. 80 dozen extra fine and heavy ] and § double Damask Napkins will be placed in one lot at $2.60 a dozen, worth just $3 50 and $4.00. 240 dozen soft finish Plain White and Red Bordered Napkins, very heavy, that wo will sell at §1 25 a dozen, 80 dozen of § and { size finest quality German Satin Damask Napkins, usually old at $6.00 to $7.00, will be closed on his sale for §4 50. 300 Marseilles 12-4 Bed Spreads that have never been shown before less than $3.50 and 84.00; we propose to sell this lot for $2 50, 100 of ourfinest Marseilles Spreads that are worth $6.00 to $7.40, we will show them for Thursday morning at £5.50, Bleached Muslins. As we have secured none but very best quality Muslins for this sale, our cus- tomers will have goods that will give them entire satisfaction. 10 cases yard wiae Standard Bleached Muslin, free from starch, ¢ a yard, worth just 83, 20 cases Best Bleached Muslin, yard wide, free from dressing, and never offered less than 10c, for this sale our prices will be 6}c. Unbleached Muslins. 20 bales best and finest, both heavy and .ght weight, Unbleached Muslin | PF8 will be sold at b ots, a yard, best made and worth 8}c. These are Sheetings. 10 oases 9-4 Best Quality Mohawk and Utica Mills Bleached Sheetings at 25 cts, 6 cases New York Mills, Wamsutta, Utica, 10-4 Bleached Sheetings at 50 cts, a yard. To Our Customers. We cannot but ask your reflections. upon the enormous henefits accruing alike to ourselves and customers from such a sale as this. At the lowest esti- mate the saving to our customers is an average of 30 per cent. Supposing that for present or future use a family needs d;y g0ods to the amount (at usual prices) of — 8 20 00 They will save at thissale$ 8500 6 6 e s6 w6 e 50 00 75 00 100 00 150 00 $430 00 A Total Saving of 8129 00 And the enormous increase in our trade even at a very small profit renders our store very popular and enables us to purchase large invoices of goods, that come to our notice as being cheap, with the confidence that the people of Omahs in the future as in the past, appreciate the efforts wo have used for seven years to establish as low prices in Omaha as are given to any city in the Union. 6 00 10 50 15 00 22 50 30 00 45 00 (0 W s “ w oo« “ “ “ o “ “ “ « « « Corsets! Corscts!! A glance at our Corset stock will satis- fy the most skeptical of our immense pur- chases, all at about HALF PRICE, all ele- gant, clean, fresh goods, and no trash in the offerin Fine Satteen Corsets, all colors and sizes, only 75¢; usually sold at $1.25. Elegant French Colored Satteen Corded Corsets, a great bargain at 95c; sold everywhere at $1.50 to $1.75. This cor- set is & very close imitation of satin, and really a handsome article. Genuine Tonipico Filled Corsets, ele- gantly made, on{)y 85c, well worth §1,50. Bargains in other makes at equally low prices. Torchon Laces. We purchased 2000 pieces Torchon Laoe at a great discount, They are pure Linen, are put up in twelve yard pieces and wo will mako four prices . 2 yard pieces of Torchon Lace for 150 piece always sold at 25c. i 12 yard pieces Torchon Lace for 20c, always sold 45 and 50c, 12 yard pieces Torchon Lace for 50c, always sold for 75c and §1.00. 12 yard pieces Torchon Lace for 7he, always sold at $1.00 to $1.25. Oriental Laces. Our stock of these goods is of our own importation and has come in #o late that we will give the greatest portion of them to our customers at less than wholesale prices in New York to-day. 50 pieces 4-inch Oriental Lace at 10c, worth 16c, 24 pieces 5-inch wide Oriental Lace at 250 & yard worth 45c. 24 pieces G-inch wide Oriental Lace at 50¢, worth 75¢ to $1.00. Embroideries. To simplify the sale of all our em- broideries, we will make six prices and the earliest customers will secure the best RIns. In the be yard lot will be all embroid- eries, vsually sold at 8¢ to 10c. 10c a yard lot will be all embroideries, between 124c and 20c. In the 20c a yard lot will be all em- broideries, sold between 20¢ and 36c & yard. The 26c embroideries will be goods that we alwrys sell at 360 to 450. 00c embroideries will pe goods that we always sell at 05c to 7be. 7be embroideries will be goods that we always sell at $1.00 to $1.25. 8. P. Morse & Co. 8. P. Morse & Co, S. P. Morse & Co.