Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 18, 1884, Page 8

OMAHA DATLY BEE--FRIDAY APRIL 18, 1884, 8. P. MORSE & COMPANY. Great Sale for Next Week’ HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. 500 dozen Childs’ Seamless imported Hose will be sold at 15c, all sizes, b to 8} inches, never before oftered lose than 25 to 3bc. 80 dozen Ladies’ Pure Lisle Hose, Bril- liant finish, all colors, at 36c; a regular 750 Hose, * 100 dozen Ladies’ finest quality Colored Balbriggan Hose, in stripes and fancy colors, closed out by us in Europe, will be sold on this sale for 35c a pair; ‘would ordinarily cost 50 to 60cts a pair. 200 dozen Ladies’ finest quality Spun * Bilk Hose at $1.00 a pair; have never soldin Omaha less than $2.00; all colors and black, Great Sale of White Goods. 10,000 yards White Pique at 3c, worth 6}c. 6,000 yards Sheer Check Nainsook 8}c, worth 20c, At the auction sale of March 12th, in New York, we purchased about $15,000 worth of India Linons, Swisses, Check Nainsooks, Victoria Lawn, &e. 100 pieces Check Nainsooks that have always sold for 256 to 40c, positively the best bargain ever shown will be closed in one lot at 16c, 60 pieces finest and best quality Check Nainsooks and Mulls, regular price has always been 374 to 60c, but we can sell them now for 25c. 80 pieces Sheer White India Linons at 16¢, sold heretofore for 25¢. 50 pieces India Linons at 20c, price herefore has been 30c. 60 pieces beautiful quality India Linons at 26c, exactly the same that sells for 36c. 28 pieces finest quality made in India Linon at 37§c, worth 60c. 100 pieces Viotoria Lawns at 150, regu- lar price 26c. 60 pieces Victoria Lawn at 20¢ exactly, worth 30c. 26 pieces finest Sheer Victoria Lawn at 260, never offered before leas than 40c. S. P. MORSE & CO.S SPECIAL OFFERING OF\ BI.ACIK The stock of a prominent Lyons Manufacturer offered at retail for less than wholesale prices. e ———-— PRICES FOR Black Dress iiouds. To continue the great rush in Black Gouds another week we will offer to- morrow: 20 pioces Black Cashmero at 50c, re- duced from 7be. 26 pes. Black Jersey Cord and Armure at 50¢, reduced from $1.00. 50 pes. Black Cashmere at 9bc, never offered before under £1.25. 20 pieces 46-inch very fine Albatross or Nuns' Veiling at SO Cents a yard, worth last seazon $1.00, ‘lace Department. For to-morrow wo will make a great offering at 235 c a dozen yards. A large iotlof Laces pur- chased at sales in New York, and that have never sold under 10 cents a yard. SOc adozen yards. Over eighty styles of Linen and Cotton Laces, that are to-day worth §1.00 to £1.26 a yard. $1L.00 a dozen yards, Magnificent styles of Cotton Laces that have always retailed for 25 cents a yard. Grenadines. The greatest bargain we have been been able to secure for this important Sale is: 50 pieces Finest Quality all Silk and Wool Satin Stripe and Black Check Grenadine at 90c A YARD. Worth §2.00 to $3.00. Wilk Spanish Laces. 35 piccos Black All-silk Spanish Lace, 2 1.2 to 3 inches wide, at 10c, per yard. 23 pieces Black All- silk Spanish Lace. 3 inshes wide, at 12 1-2c, per yard. 15 pieces Black All-Silk Spanish Guip- ure Lace, 3inches wide, at 25¢,per yard. 10 pieces Black All-Silk Spanish Guip- ure Lace, extra finequality, b inches wide of 3bc, per yard. 8 pieces Black All-Silk Spanish Guip- ure Lace, extra fine quality, 6 inches wide, at 40c, per yard. Embroideries. To simplify the sale of all our em- broideries, wo will make six prices and the earlieat customers will secure the best borgains. In the be yard lot will be all embroid- - eries, ulul‘l‘}{y sold at 8¢ to 10c. g 10¢ a yard lot will be all embroideries Turkey Red Damasks. ; between 124c and 20c. In the 20c -inrd lot will be all em- 160 pieces, about 6,000 yards of very |broideries, sold between 200 and 36c a best Turkey Red Damasks, quality never | yard. ahlovv; before less than 50c; price for this| The 25c embroideries will be goods sale 34c, 1,200 yards best quality German Linen that we alwrys sell at 36c to 450. 60c embroideries will be goods that we Warp Turkey Red Damasks, usually sold at $1.00 a yard, but our price for this always sell at 65c to 76c. 76c embroideries will be goods that we sale is 650, always sell at $1.00 to $1.25. Glove Defiartment. 300 dozen ladies’ eight button length Jersey wrist gloves, just opened up for this sale at 25 Cents a Pail, 80 dozen, an assorted lot of six and eight button finest quality Jersey lisle gloves, regular 76c and §1 qualities for this sale at 50 Cents a Pair. 90 dozen very finest qualities of lace top and embroidered Lisle gloves in 8 10 button length Jersey wrists at 75 Cents a Pair. 80 dozen of colored and black kid gloves, a regular $1.50 glove, will be of- fered to-day at our glove counter for 75 Cents a Pair Worth, as stated, $1.25 to 81.50. Black Brocade Velvets. One of the 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 thisZsale we will close them for $2.50. Ladies Sacking. 60 pieces Genuine Gilbert Suiting Flan- nels, full 56-inches wide, new mixtures and solid colors, very desirable for Tailor Made Suits. Our price on the sale, 95¢; worth $1.25. Men’s Furnishing Goods. MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF UNDER- WEAR. We aro the only direct importers of Men'’s Hosiery and Underwear west of Chicago. On one invoice of Men’s Un- dershirts and Hose we paid to John Campbell, Hsq., Collector of Customs, March 13th, $1,215.70 for duties, the largest ever made at one time at tho port of Omaha. We will open to-morrow morning. 60 doz. English Balbriggen Underwear, fine gauze silk front at 7oe. 40 doz. French Balbriggan Undershirts and Drawers, the same quality that we ;uld laat year for $1 26, now offered at $1.00. French Balbriggan Undershirts and Drawers at $1.50 usually sold at $2.00. Finest quality French Balbriggan Un- dershirts and Drawers at $1.90, usually sold last for §2.50. UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY From MORLEY'’S, Nottingham; BRETTLES', London; COUDERAT & CO., Paris. All direct from these makers to us. Oriental Laces. Our stock of these goods is of our own importation and has come in so late that we will give the greatest portion of them to our customers at less than wholesale prices in New York to-day. 50 pleces 4-inch Oriental Lace at 10c, worth 16c. 24 pieces 5-inch wide Oriental Lace at 250 a yard worth 45c. 24 pieces G-inch wide Oriental Lace at 50c, worth 75¢ to $1.00.] Linen Department. HOTELS, BOAKDING HOUSES, RESTAURANTS, and private families can save about 50 per cent by purchasing now from us, We mention a few. 40 pieces heavy undressed Barnsloy loom Table Dawmask at 374e, worth 50c. b pieces fine Cream Damask 50c. This is a small lot of our regular 85¢ Damask, 28 pieces G8.nch Cream Barnsley Damask at G5c a yard, never shown in the West less than $1.00. 30 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 The 40 pieces, full 2 yards wide, Austrian | Bloached Damasks made without dressing or Starch very heavy and Satin finish will be closed out on this sale for 95e, worth $1.50. 80 pieces of the finest quality double Satin Table Damasks, full 2 yards wide, comprising a lot that we purchased at auction and forced sales; the lowest cost We will close them at one price on this sale, .: $1.25. Many of them retail for §2.75 to $3.00. Velveteens. We closed out from the importers about 1800 yards ‘‘Barveno” patent Vel- veteens, regular $1.26 quality, all new colors, Garnets, Browrs, Myrtles, etc., and we will close the lot out at 76c. ALso, 26 pieces of Woven Colored Brocade Velvets, (not stamped goods), full 25 inches wide in Myrtle, Brown, Garnet, etc., never sold less than $2.50 a yard; we will close them on this sale for $1.50. 200 Pieces Efash fdwlings. 4 CENTS 4 “ Worth 6} to 8c. 260 Pieces Bleached Crash Toweling. 5 CENTS 6 Worth 8}c in New York. 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¢, buton this sale we will sell all of them for 124c. 300 pieces all Linen Crash Striped Toweling, formerly sold at 10¢; on this sale will be sold for 7 cts. 90 pieces very finest and widest Broms- ley Twiiled and Huck Towelings, always sold at 26¢; will be closed out on this sale for 174 cts. Velvets al;li.Brucades. 40 Pieces 19-inch Silk Velvets in all new and desirable shades and regular $2.50 quality will be closed on this sale for $1.50 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 & o%nrd; positively sold everywhere for $3. 20 pieces handsome, rich, Black Bro- cade Silk, very heavy and fully as good as could be bought last season for $2.50, will be closed on this sale for $1.65. 20 pieces very rich all Silk Black Bro cades in beautiful patterns, at $2.00 a yard, reduced from $3.C0 for this sale. 15 pieces finest all silk Brocades,worth from $3.00 to $4 50 a yard, will be closed on this sale at $2.50 a yard. Our Great Sale. SIT.ES, THIS WEEK : The wonderful succcess of this sale has induced us to continue it for to-day AND THE PRESENT WEEK, and all those who have not already done so ought not to fail to take ADVANTAGE OF THE BENEFITS accruing to all, when such a magnificent 2 $1.25 24 $1.50 Inches ‘ '$|-65 Inches $2.00 Wide $2.00 Wide, 24 Inches Wide, and the Best Black 8ilks Manufactured| NEARLY ALL BEING MADE BY C. J.BONET ET CIE, - - LYONS, FRANCE, stock, amounting to upwards of $300,000.00 is thrown on the market at about 30 per cent less than last year’s prices. [E<Z"Soe that his brand is on all that you buy. &% . Ladies who wish a fine Black 8ilk Dress for a com- paratively trifling sum of money will take advantage o the above lot. ,. S.P.Morse & Co. S. P. MORSE & CO0. LADIES’ AND GENTS’ HANDKERCHIEF DEPAR'T, We have just received from Belfast, Ireland, three manufacturers’ stocks, odd lots, of Ladies’, Gentlemen's and Children’s Handkerchiefs, the accumulation of a season, of every style of handkerchief they haye made, containin, no three heing alike. 2,700 handkerchiefs, in an endless variety of Style, ‘We shall mark them from 10 Cents to 50 Cents Each---Real Value 20 Cents to $1.50, as follows : Manufacturers’ Odd Lots of Ladies’ Colored Border Homestiched Hand- kerchiefs, full size, choice at 10 cents each. Half their value. Manufacturer’s Odd Lots of Gentlemen’s All-Dinen Handkerchiefs. in an assortment of iniatials and colorcd borders, choice at 124 and 26c¢ each. These goods are rea’ly worth double this price. Manufacturers’ Odd Lots of Ladies’ Hemstitched Colored and White and Embroidered; also Colored Initials in hemstich, choice at 16¢ each Regular price 26¢. Manufacturers’ Odd Lots of Children’s all-linen Hemstiched handker- chiefs, with colored blockwork, a great variety of designs and colors, choice at 17c each. These goods are really worth 2& to 374c. Manufacturers’ Odd Lots Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, Iniatial and Colored Borders, embxoidered, choice at 2Qcand 26¢ each. worth 874 and 60 cents. These goods are Manufacturers’ Odd Lots Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, hemstiched and scal- loped, with fine white and colored embroidery, in an endless variety of designs, choice at 50 cents each, worth from 75¢c 10 $1.50. Satines, Lawns. Our purchase of Lawns and Satines ‘were made 40 per cent under the market walue, and we will open to-morrow 260 pieces very best quality new Styles Satines, that are worth 2bc everywhere. Some ask more, but for this sale our price will be 15¢ a yard. 1,300 &:fll of Linen Lawns, same qluiiz; t we sold last year for 20c, closed out on this sale for 10c, 2 uoodm:‘:dx" Styles, fine qual yards mnew Styles, i R iin o ko Sk aale wa il wffer them for 16c, worth 20c. 38,000 yards Linen Lawns flmhufl pure Linen, and a quality that has sold in years for 85¢ to 4b¢ for this sale. ‘e will cell them at 26c, Napkins! Naokins !! dozen German Damask Napkins flu.l-'ll per dozen goods; we will this lot ma!:?b. dozen, full § double Satin Cream l'larunl. usually sold at $2.50 close tkem out at §1.65 a BSTaa fo, b &h.00"ma" 8550 i be e Wl {and vy m ,?Hnl'fll be at @ dozen, worth just doz oft finish Plain White and pkins, very heavy, that size . nh“fq“‘m; ua.w,-muwon or 84. Pattern Table Cloths. ‘We bought a lot of about 1,600 cream double damask fringe Pattern Cloths full Wash Dress Goods. Standard Calico, 2 by 2} yards with red Grecian borders— xmol,d, ) will be sold for $2.50 each, usual price C“)‘(‘,g:‘;'n. t Yery $4.00. % Oriental, | Dest 80 Gloucester, r&‘;" 850 full Bleached Damask Cloths with %“i“..'z‘i’:,"" 4 ) double Red Grecian Borders, size 2 by 2} yards at $2.76 each, worth §6.00, . 800 'T finest Louble s.x:lu‘; Damask | There are no better prints made than ringe clol ure white magnificent Pat- i itute' ‘any i s ql:nlity, g Y the.ae, and we will not substitute* any in- will be closed out at §2.60 each, usual | ferior grades, price $5.00. 20 cases very best quality INDIGO BLUE Calico 7c yard, worth 10c: 20 cases Hoavy Oheck Ginghams 3¢ yard, worth 6}e, Bed Spreads. We secured especially for this trade very choicest Ginghams, mg:x;:“n 124 Holl‘x:y-Oomde Spreads | APron Checks and Dress Styles, com- ve never sold tor less than 9bcts, | prisi i { But we bought these so cheap t!utcwa pising the following makes: will sell them for bbets each, 24 cases Another lot of about 600 Bates. Bridal| Fancaster, and Lewiston Honeycomb Spreads will Axnolk', Choicest a. olosed out st Boota; worth 81.25t0| York, " Ginghams 600 Marseilles m.:f and muextn fine Slla.t::;v‘i'u h lsg " Marsoilles pattern,soft finish Honeycomb feet Spu-dnt"l..‘w; each never sold lu{n thnnln Whiles, $2.00, h.m Mhn.l:; .1:4 B& spli-d. that| 20,000 yards Best Scoich Ginghams, Ve never own before less than|Apron Checks and Dress Plaids will be £3,060 and $4.00; i > 8 propass 1o sell thia s0ld on this sale at 150, usual 30¢ quality. lot for 2,50, 100 of ourfinest Marsoilles Spreads that| 25,000 yards fast color printed lawns t 3¢, never offered before this sale less are worth $6,00 to $7.50, we will sh them for Thursday morning at $5.60, 4 than 6}e, 8. P, Morse & Co, 25,000 yards very choicest styles new B “8.P. Morse & Co. " Domestic Department. Open to-morrow morning 10 Bales rown Muslin 4 CENTS 4 ‘Worth 6} cents. FIVE BALES BROWN MUSLIN, 61-2 [CT: 61-2 Worth 8 to 8}o, FIVE BALES BEST BROWN MUS- LIN, 712 CTS 71-2 worth 8} cents.} TWENTY CASES GOOD BLEACHED MUSLI 5 CTS 5 worth ana sold always at 8}c. TEN CASES BEST STANDARD MUS- LIN, 614 CTS 614 worth at wholesale, 8jc. b Cases 8.4 Sheeting, 20 cents, b6 Casee 9-4 Sheeting, 26 cents. Utica 10-4 Sheeting, 80 cents Wamsutta 10-4 Sheeting, 30 cents. These are 2§ to b cents a yard less than wholesale prices. 8. . Morse & Co. Corset Dcpartment. 100 dozen Frenoh Satine Corsets in Pink, Blue, Cardiual, Cream, White, Black, &ec., embroidered with colored Lace Curtains. We will have a great sale of silk floss, will be closed out at 75 Cents, 100 dozen Tampico Corsets, usually sold at $1.00 will be closed out at 75 Cents. 40 dozen finest French Satine Corsets, in all colors, richly embroidered, corded and with double side steels, a regular $1.50 corset, will be closed out at , $1.00. Ladies’ Merino and Balbriggan Underwear. Monday we will offer 200 dozen Ladies’ genuine C. & G. Balbriggan vests at 86¢ Each, Regular $1.50 quality, Kid Gloves. All our heretofore bargainssink toinsig- nificance 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 thau $1,25. GLOVES—New Taxs Mopes and Blacks, in 3,4 and 6 button length, at prices interesting to all consumers, and much below cost of manufacture., 8. P. Morse & Co. Swiss & Nottingham CURTAINS COMMENCING THIS MORNING 100 pair Nottingham Cream Lace Cur- tains with pure edges. A regular $3.00 curtain, wiltbe reluced to close out to $1.95 a pair. 80 pairs Nottingham Curtains reduced from $6.00 for this sale down to $4.06 a pair. 65 pairs our finest Nottingham Cur- tains reduced from $12 to |$13 down to $7.60 & pawr, Nuns Veiling. 40 pieces 46-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 6bots a yard, Remnants. 12,000 yards of remnants of Spring Dress Goods carried from last season will be put on & table at } original price, 50¢ Dreas Goods 16¢, 76¢ Dress Goods 25¢ to 80¢, $100 remnants 80¢ to 40c, 8. P, Morse & Co. Silk Department. For years our Black Silks have been famed for cheapness and durability; we closed out in New York last week 80 pieces choice quality black and white Summer Silks that we will offer or. this sale at 374c, worth 50c. Our pat- rons will confer a favor on us by calling to examine the very superlor quality of these Silks, 60 pieces changeable Summer Silks, Chene Checks, and beautiful effects in Glace Silks will be offered on this sale for b0c; selling everywhere this season for Gbe to 7be. WE CLOSED OUT ONE LOT b0 pieces henv{’l gros grain Colored Silks in Garnet, Myrtles, Bronze, etc., all good colors, and will offer them at 75c. These are good value at $1.25, 20 pieces all Silk Black Rhadmes will be closed out on this sale at 874c; never offered before under $1.26 and worth that to-day. 16 pieces extra all Silk double faced Rhadmes Silk, full 26 inches wide, will be closed at $1.25; worth, and never sold under $1.75, 20 pieces finest quality all Slik Black Mervilleux, a quality that we have ;]lel sold at $2.50, will be closed out a 1.7, 45 pieces very finest quality all Silk twilled Surahs, beautiful for Skirts ana y dresses, all magnificent colors, inks, Blues, Greys, Pigeon Blue, New Browns, Corn Yellow, Cream, ete.; never sold under $1.560, will be cut down to $1.26, 50 giece- 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 §1.20, § P. Morse & 'Go; " y/ P v