Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 19, 1888, Page 3

OMAHA mn.r m smmnf mnnmmY 'm. xea—rrwmmn PAGES. 'deRROW! TO-MORROWT" =—GRAND OPENING=— Stonehill's Mammoth Dry Goods & Millinery Establishment 1515 Douglas Street. - The Greatest Bargains to be offered ever shown west of the Missouri River. It’'s a known fact that Dry Goods and Millinery are sold in Omaha at higher prices than any other city of its size in the country. Our intention is to do away with this state of affairs. What we are going to do is to offer Dry Goods and Millinery at Eastern Prices. ‘We shall carry all grades of goods from the cheapest to the very finest. NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES for MONDAY and TUESDAY The Greatest Barga ms EVER OFFERED IN O 300 pieces of All Silk Satin and Gros Gram Rib- bon. Also 50 pieces Picot Edge Gros Grain Ribbon, in all colors, 3 and 4 inches wide, at 16c a yard; worth from 35c¢ to 50c, An Elastic Side Gorset at 49¢c, would be cheap at 75c. A SATIN CORSET Worth from $3 to $5, at $1;79, in black, cardi- nal and light blue. KID GLOVES. An ele ant pair of embrmdered back kid gloves, 9c, worth $1.2 Two toned kid gloves at 99c¢; would be cheap at $2. Every pair warran ted. Dress Goods Department. 25 pieces double width dress goods, at16%c a yard; worth 25c. 45 pieces of all wool Dress Goods. at39c ayard, worth upto 75c. All the new spring shades. ON ALL OUR BLACK DRESS SILKS At $1.33 we offer a silk that is fully worth $2. 25 pieces fine Check White Nainsook, at 6%c a yard; worth 18%c. . HERE’S A BARGAIN. 1 case of imported White Goods, worth from 85c to 50c, at 19¢ a'yard. 50 patterns of Fine Satteens at 10c a yard,worth 16c. 1case of Satteens, in all the new spring shades, Domestic Department. 2 cases of Unbleached Muslin at 4%c a yard. 200 pieces of Windsor, Pacific, Manchester and Simpson Standard Prints. Also 50 pieces of Satine Prints and 75 pieces of Indigo Blue Prints at 4%¢ a yard. None worth less than 8 cents. 40 pieces of Merrimac and American Shirting Prints at 43%c a yard. 50 Pieces of Apron Ginghams AT 4%c A YARD. Here I An Unheard-of Baream! 90 picees of SILK RUCHING at 12 1-2 cents a yard; none worth less than 30¢, aund worth up to 75¢ a yard. 200 gross BUI'TONS at 2 conts a dozens worth 10 times the amount, 150 gross flue METAL BUTTONS at 4 cents a dozen; worth 85 cents, 75 gross Large METAL BUTTONS worth fully 75 cents a dozen, at 9 cents. 200 pleces of AMERICAN LAOCE, 1-4 of a yard wide at 5 cents a yard; worth £0¢, HOSIERY. - 50 dozen HOSE at 12% cents; worth 25 cents. 50 dozen HOSE at 23 cents; would be cheap at 85c. At 39 cents we offer a Brilllant Lisle HOSE | worth 75 cents. A line of FPANCY HOSE at 79 cents, $1.23, $1.69 and $1.97; worth one half more. Millinery Department. In this department we recognize no competition, We offer the largest line of Millinery ever shown in the city. 80 dozen TTI'S, in 10 shades, at 39 ceuts, for a bunch of 3 Tips; millinec's prices ahout $2.00, 25 dozen TIPS, in every shade of of the rainhow at $1.69; we guavantee you they are worth $4,00, Fine CORSAGE BOQUETS at 39¢, 69¢ and 79¢; worth fully $2.00, New SPRING HATS in fine Milan Straws at 49 cents; worth $1.25, French MILAN HATS at $1.89; worth $3.00, at 14c a yard, worth fully 20c. 100 pieces of Lining Cambric, at 3 7-8c a yard. NOTIOINS. 3-Spring Wire Bustles, only 5-8pring Wire Bustles, only Corticella Spool 8ilk, 100 yds. . Corticella Spool Twist Corticella Embroidery Silk. Gold - Eyed Needles Safety Pins Hooks and Eyes... Sateen Dress Stays, all colors... Skirt Extenders, set of 3 Skirt Extenders, with rubker, set of 3. .. 12 dozen Agate Buttons for orset Laces, 2 for Corset Clasps Hair cnmpers (leads) Dress Braids, best quality... Black Dress Braid Pleated Dress Braid Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Best LINEN COLLARS at 9 cents. 11 cents; worth 25¢ 16 cents; worth 35¢ ...8 cents dozen spools 3 cents a paper 3 cents a paper 2 cents a paper ... 13 cents a paper 10 cents pair ...3 cents a hox ...4 cents a box 6 cents pair 3 cents yard 10 cents yard ....1% cents paper 4 cents roll ...3 cents roll 25 cents Best LINEN COLLARS at 14 cents, fully as good as the E. & W. 50 dozen TIES at 29 cents; worth 75 cents. 25 dozen TIES at 39 cents; worth $1.00. A full line of LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRIED 8HIRTS at prices that will astonish you. 25 dozen HALF HOSE at 12% cénts; worth double. 40 HALF HOSE at 24 cents; worth 40 cents. EMBROIDERY. 10 pieces of Cream Embroidery at 12 1-2 conty a yi vl worth from 40 to 50 centsy Lot 1--59 pieces of narrow Emeroidery at 1 1.2 cents a ,mnl; worth 5 cents. Lot 2--70 pieces of Embroidery at 5 cents a yard; worth l" 1-2 cen's, Lot 3—40 picces Embroidery at 12 1.2 cents a yard; worth 20 cents, Lot 475 pleces Embroidery at 19 cents a yard; worth 85 cents. Lot 5--250 pieces Embroidery at 25 cents a yard; worth up to 60 cents, Our flue Cambric Embroideries arve fully onc-third cheaper than they can be bought for elsewherce . 500 Remnunts of fine ORIENTAL. WASH LACF, slightly solled, at 5 ceuts a yavdg worth up to 25 cents, LADIES’ : MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. 20 dozen CHEMISE AND DRAWERS at 24 cents; worth double. At 69 conts we will offer 25 dozen CHEMISE that are worth np to $1,50. A full liwe of flne CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR at $1.98, ¥2.98, §3.07 ang #£4.653 worth 50 per cent more. TOWELS. 75 dozen TOWELS at 29 cents; worth 50 cents. Big Barg ains Will be offered all the week in TABLE LINENS. e READ THIS. ) : An ELEGANT PRESENT will be given to every erson buying 25 cents or over, Monday and Tuesday. Purchasers will please examine their packages carefully as the article is small and vafua.ble as it is solid gold. One of the above souvenirs will be inclosed iz every mail order. -~ STONEHILLS, 1818 DOUGLAS STREET Mail Orders Reoeive Prompt and Careful Attention.