Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 29, 1888, Page 8

HE OMAHA DAILY 7NN L) XK 7 5O V-ZIN S We are agents for E. M, Miller & Co’s Landaus, Victorias, Coupes and Rockaways. WRITEUS For Our CALL And Get Oux GRAND OPENING, MAY 1st, 2d and 333rd. WE HAVE OUR Specialties! Columbus Bugg COMPANY'S VEHICLES. ' Angene & FirestoneAgts. SN Come to Stay (iive Us a (Call KAS We ave sole agents for McMurray & Fisher’s Track Sulkies and Skeleton Wagons. AT STONEHILL'S MONDAY, Bargains That Will Be Appreciated By Our Patrons. Why Our Store is Always Crowded ‘When Others Are Empty—Prices That Talk, and Customers That are Satisfied. It is & known fact that we have the erowds, that we are busy when our com- l)etiwrs are doing nothing, Why is it? st. We don’t want the earth, we mark our goods at prices that are right; some merchants want 200 per cent profit, all we care to have is a 10 per cent margin, and on many goods even less. Our mil- linery department is no extra expense, in consequence we are enabled to sell millinery at one-third millinery prices. Some of our Omaha milliners, we no- tice, ask about 500 per cent margin, Their cry is Omaha ladies won’t ap- pregiate low prices, they will say it's shoddy if we don’t ask outragerus mar- gins. We don’t believe this conse- 3\|enco the following prices go for Mon- ay: t’:ooo untrimmed hats at 19 cents, worth $1.00. 600 untrimmed hats, in fine Milan, at 99 cents, worth up to $3.00. All new shapes just received. At 81.98 choice of any untrimmed hat in our store, we have them worth up to $6.00. We will only sell one hat marked over $3.00 to a customer. All bur goods are marked in plain figures. On account of the rain on Saturday we will offer any trimmed hat in our store for $7.87. We rescrve the right of sell- ing more than one to a customer. We do this as certain milliners in the city have bought up puttern hats at special wales, ‘Wire bustles only 4c. 8 spring bustles 1lc. 4 sfring bustles 1¢ Gold eyed noedles Safety pins 8¢ per paper. Hooks and eyes 2¢ per paper. 8 crochet hooks for be, Dress shields 10¢ Black pins 4c per box. Bateen dress stuys de. Bkirt extenders with rubbers 10c. Corset clasps 10c. Elastic web 8¢ per yard. Gofl’s dress braid, blaci, e, Colored 4c. Lace. yard wide, 5c. 44 yards embroidery for 29¢, worth 75¢, Embroidery at 19¢, worth Boys' and gents’ 4-ply linen collars e, Chemise and drawers only 2dc, Balbriggan underwear Unbleached muslin 4ic. Oriental lace 7ic and 10c per yard, worth double, 69 cents for kid gloves worth $1.00. Foster kid gloves for §9e. with At 99 cents we offer Greatest sale of dre Call and get prices, v ous to mention. B0 pieces of $1.00surah silk at 69 cents. Bultous at 2¢, 4¢ and de a dozen,worth up to 7be. 8ilk ruching 11 per yard, worth 50c. Real Ost -lfvx tips at b%¢, worth $2.00 At 8$1.69 Ostrich tips, bunch of three worth $5.00. Shaded tips same price, #lso standard prints sic. T 18 yards bost sateen $1.60. B ble linens at 5%, worth $1.00, e wilk il] mail orders of $1.00 or . over, npue under. £ 73k STONEHILL'S, 1515 Dovglas. ilk worth $2.00, roods on record. are too numer- Hayden Bros. Letting down the prices on all linen crash. Brown linen crash. 3ic yard; brown or bleached all li s| yard; red or blue check glass toweling ut 74c yard; 18 inch extra good quality of b 1 or bleached linen crash, 10¢ yard. How do th prices suit you on table linen? All linen cream damask, 15c yard; Turkey red table linen, 19¢ yard; d bordered table linen, 25c yard} 56 in heavy cream damask, 85¢ yard; 1mported turkey red damask at 45¢ yard; 2 yards wide cream damask at bc ‘2‘1\1'11; 62 inch bleached German damask at’ 68c yard. These 7 bargains arc worthy of your examination if you are in need of table linen. We don’t allow any house to undersell us on towels. All linen red or blue check glass towels at 5c each; fancy striped turkish towels at 10c each; 16x36 all linen huck towels at 10c eac our jumbo, our leader and our damask and towels at 25¢ each are bargains which {ou will find only at Hayden Bros. We have a big stock of white bed spreads; we buy them only in large sizes; our special prices on crochet spreads for Monday are 69¢, T5e, 85c, 9¢, $1.00, 81.25 and $1.50 each; we have an over stock on one number of Marseiles spreads worth $3.00, our price let down on Monday to $1.75; only one sold to cach customer. Here we are letting down the prices again on 4€ in wide lace striped curtain serim _worth 12k yard, our price sic yard, We call your attention to our stock of raw silk table covers; fringed turkey red and cardi- nal cloths; also white cloth fringed, plain or with border; tuble scurfs in felt linen seurf(s with mats match for dressers, We are daily aading to our linen department—which is one of our leading departments—India linens and Victoria lawns at éc, Se, 10¢, 15¢, 20¢ and a yard; white checked andstriped dress goods ranging in price from 8%c to ¢ o yard. Among these you will find some 't ins just received from our buyer in the ecast at about one-third their value—-Ame: sateens at ée, 8c, 10¢, 1 and 15¢; im- ported sateens at 25¢, 50c and 85¢ a yavrd One special lot of satcens on Monduy 15 yards for $1.00—the sume goods ai ised by other a big bargain, wrds for $1.00, nch wide Batiste Yard-wide muslin bleached or He a yard, Our speeial on Monday, 18 yards of sheeting, full yard wide for $1.00, as good as any sold for 8¢ a yard, and still we are letting down the prices. 1b Pillow: ‘These are feather pillows at 502 ch only for Mon Faney-figured double-faced Devonshire |\1naf)x at 25¢ u yard, You can buy on Monday ard long full tape-edged lace curtains, extra wide and beautiful patterns, worth #7.00 for $4.50 a pair, and don’t you forget this bargain. Customers who will not be able to attend this sale in person should see that their mail orders will be sent in on Menday in order to secure these bargai Now is the time i and the place BROS.’, Omaha, Neb. or to buy is — Leaders of low prices—The Hart Car- pet Ce roer 16th and Ioward streets, e A calico ball will be given Saturday evening, May 5, under the auspices of the German Ladies School association, in Germania hall, Tickets may be had at Max Meyer's, or of any of the mem- bers, e Visit the Hart Carpet Co., corner Fil- teauth and Howard streets. ' They are caders of low prie ¥ s ——— Teinders of low prices—The Hart Car- pet Co., corner 15th and Howurd streets, AT BENNISON BROS. JONDAY. The Last Sale of the Month at Bennisons. They Offer Some Extra Inducements to the Ladies of Omaha in Order to Have a Big Day Monday. RESS GOODS HALF PRICE 150 pieces all wool fine dress good to 48 inches wide in fancy plaid strif i ete., all new spring shades are marked from .00 to per pard for choice Monday. 7oc rd., 5 S DRESSES 33e. Monday we will place on sale 50 doz. children’s choice dresses, ages 2 to 6 in dark and light colors. These s ave all nicely made and just the thing for an every day dress. Come carly on Monday and get” them at 83c tach. Monday only, 25 dozen ladies’ bril- liant Lisle gloves, in blacks and colors, at exactly halfl price. Monday your choice 25¢ per pair, never sold less than 7 CHILDREN boe. FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS 75c. Monday only 25 dozen ladies’ French woven corsets in white and drab, for one day only, 75¢ worth Monday 100 satin paras all spring shades in solid colors, also stripes, all 3 choice for & LAC rs Nottingham 1 long. This curtain we will place sale Monday for the fist time. value $4.00. Ask for them, k at 81,98 per pair. SWI TAUBOUR CU / S $4,95, Monday for the fi time in Omaha Swiss Taubour curtains, 4 yards long, actual value #5,00; on sale next weelk, $4,95 per pair, IADRAS CURTAINS, 81 uly, of faucy st curtains, 84 yards long, at §1 worth $3.00. AMLRICAN SATINES Je. 50 pieces American satines, Monday, 7e per yard; worth 18c. Once more the balance of those ele- gant French satins Your choice 20¢ yard, worth 35¢, IAMBRAYS 74C. sw left. 'Will close them Mon- Nile green and buff at Tie, worth new fancy Your 50 p yard, on Actual 5 per pair, Only ¢ Monday only, 1 case 86 in. bleached muslin, an extra good quality, 15 yards Mon- ces all linen crashes, on Leavenworth 140x150. Best piece in th prove. Cheap and easy. son, 219 8, 14th street, —— M. E. Hawley's Removal. M. E. Hawley will remove his mili- nery and fancy goods store from 1818 St. Mury’s ave. to 1516 Douglas st., where he will open the latter’ part of mext week, notice of which date will appear in the Bee, Look for i Mus, F is at the eastern 7¥ ets and will turn with all that is new and stylis this line, Remember the rew location, —— Visit the Hart Carpet Co., corner Fifs venue corner ity to im- T, 8, Clark- teenth and Howard strects, They are leaders of low prices, N BRO.'S. Letting Down the Prices For Monday. Ladies’, children’s and gent’s fur- nishing goocs will on Monday be sold y than have eyer been sts, nicely fi ished, only each, worth Ladie jersey ribbed vests, lace trimmed and ribbon tied on mnecl wch, others advertise it as n at s0c. Ladies’ lisle vests, je ibbed, and silk lace mmed only 50c EACH, OTHERS ASK SAME GOODS. One lot of ladies’ kid gloves, all kinds odds and ends, fine goods. Embroid- ered gloves, mousquetaires, and plain backs, some are Foster lucing and some have buttons, to be sold on Monday at 50c per pair. At this price we expect a lively rush as some of these gloves have been sold for §1.25 and $1.50 per pair. Ladies’ fancy cotton hose, Richelicu ribbed, and have never been sold for less than 60e per pair, our price on Mon- day only 25¢ per pair. On Monday 100 dozen ladies’ fast black hose only’ 89c, others ask 60c for same goods. Children’s cotton hose ribbed, only 8c per pair worth 15e. Children’s ribbed cotton heels and toes, only Boy’s heavy Tess, only 1 24 in sunshades. 50¢, good value at 7 Ladies’ satin parasols, lined in colors and trimmed in lace, only $2, worth #3. TLadies’ corsets, perfect fitting, only reduced from 75¢ Stone’s corset, elastic sides, only b69¢c each. On Monday a special line of cofsets to be sold at $1 per p GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. iperfine balbriggan half only 16¢ per pair, reduced from 2Ac. Gents’ Turkey red handl only others ask 10¢. Gents’ summer merino shirt drawers, only 50c¢ a suit, worth 1lot of fancy balbriggan shirts and drawers, only 39¢ each, worth 75e. BARGAINS IN WALL-PAPER. HAYDEN BROS. 116 and 118 S, 16th e Convent Place, St. Mary’s avenue, be- tween 22d and 24th Sts, Choicest resi- dence prope: in the city. Low prices and easy term: T, 5. Clarkson, 219 14th street. e Visit the Hart Carpet Fifteenth and Howard streets, ave leaders of low prices. 75¢ FOR hose, extra 124c¢, others ask 25c. xed hose, seam- cotton serge, only shiefs and corner They Sl Died Suddenly. Literally talked to death. This is what happened toa customer who got into the wrong carpet store where they talking machines and cheap en to hold the customers while talking is being dou Now this will not be the fate of anyone who calls in to examine those 90 1t and $1.00 Brussels that the Hart Carpet company re going to sell all this w t 60 and ) cents, Sheeley building, corner Fif- ith and Howard - Leavenworth and I ). Best pie Cheap and nue corner, ty to im- prove . Clark- rie The Hart Car- pet Co., corner 15th and Howard streets, -, Convent Place, St. Mary’s avenue, be- t d and 24th Sts, Choicest resi- dence property in the ¢ Low prices apd easy terms, T.S. Clurkson, 219 8, 14th street. Have Owmaba Steaw Dye Wor our lace curtains cleaned at the * Tel, 047, MRS. J. BENSON. Choice Dress Trimmings at Low Prices. Corsets Reduced to Close Out Lines— Infant's Wardrobe—Knit Under- wear—Embroidery Sale Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. We have just received an elegant line of dress trimmings—hand, crochet and machine made—all colors combined, with silver gold and copper combina- tion. Ladies we will show you a fine selec- tion of embroideries, including cambri Swiss and pique in 40-inch skirt widths, and all narrow widths for about one-half the usual price. LK VEST mine + line of silk vests, the best goods e offered for the money, ranging in price from § to $5.50. LISLE VESTS. With sleeves and without sleeves low neck and high neck, in prices from 35¢ upwards. HOSE. Don’t forget that we have the Royal ye, fast black, the best black hose that made. INFANTS' WARDROBE. We have a very complete linc in this department. Infants’ vests in six lines. from 25-cent Saxony up to the best make in silk. TS, COI Our corset stock is too large. To re- duce it we will sell a lot of $1, $1.25 and #1.50 corsets for 69¢c. The best abdom- inal corset that is the market. Re- tails every , 2, We will sell for three days only at $1.88—under size 803 over si 0 at $1.50. Cambric puffing, slightly soiled, 1c a yard for o pufl. It is no trouble to show these goods, and we hope vou will come in and look at them, whether you wish to buy or not. MRS. J. BENSON, 15th and Harney sts. —_— Visit the Hart Carpet Co., corner IMif- tebnth and Howard streets, ‘They are leaders of low prices e From 90 cents and $1.00 down to 60 and 70 cents, This is an honest fact, and if you will call in and examine those Brussels carpets you will be convinced. Hart Carpet Co., Sheeley building, cor- ner Fifteenth and Howard. The Union Sewing Machine. If appearances go for anything, this company’s office in this city does a suc- cessful business. Carloads of machines arriving, and what is better for them, carloads being sold to customers. Ina few days they will occupy the large room next to them, This machine has real merit on its side and is sure to win, Do not fail to see and read their half- page ad, on 16th page of this paper. Call and see them and their handsome machines at their office, 1609 Howard street, e Convent Place, St y’s avenue, be- tween 22d and 24th & Choicest resi- dence property in the city. Low prices and easy terms. , 8. Clarkson, 219 S, 14th street. ———— N, Leaders of low prices—The Hart C pet Co., ¢corner 15th and Howard streets, e Card of Thanks. Mrs. Blumve and family wish to re- turn thanks to the many friends who 0 Kkindly assisted tliemn during * their re- cent bereavement, L Hayden Bros. Letting down the prices on silks and dress good: A full'line of i easonable shades sale for Monday only a limited. 24-inch surah at Hie, worth b cloth, all new, th $2.25, our pric 44-inch fine all wool French suitings 79¢ a yard, worth $1.1 S-inch wide French serges in plaids, stripes or plain at 29¢, good value at 45¢. 88-inch all wool suiting at 45¢, reduced from 65c. 4 wool beiges 38c, reduced from inch wide all wool suitiug, wi our price on Monday only G5c a 44-inch all wool plaids and st dress goods, worth American diagonal suiting shades, 12ic, others ask checked beiges and pl suitings, worth 12¢ to I8¢, our price has been let down for Monday, only 4f¢c a yard. In our black dress goods department we call your particular attention to our 386- inch double twilled English cashmere at 124c, reduced from 28c. 86-inch American serge 22c, former price 45¢. 36-inch Lupins French hmere 49¢, 44-inch 59¢, 44-inch G9c, 48-inch 80¢, 48-i PWe. These cashme are worth fully 2 cent more than we ask for them. 4. sillc warp Henrietta cloth at 98¢, and $1.45, worth from $1.25 to yard. A full assortment of black si The well known itegatta black gros grain silk on Monday s9e u yard, worth #1.85, warranted all ‘silk. 22-inch gros grain silk m colors and black at 99c, worth $1 24-inch heavy black grain at 95¢, $1.10, $1.15, $1.2 others ask fully 40 per cent mor the same, Silk plushes in all color A9c, others ask 95c, inch vel worth from 75c to $1.10 pe Monday 55¢. All our satins w. ) 75¢ have been reduced to 48 a yard Soft kid ginish English Cambric worth 8¢, our price has been let dow, to 2 a yard, Remember we are head- quarters for wall pap HAYDEN the quantity i 1k in all eolors inch Henrietta BROS., Omaha, Neb. ————— Leaders of low prices--~The Hart Car- pet Co., corner 15th and Howard strects, e Call and look at those fine driving horses offered by SAVAGE & GRE . South Omaha. e Notice to Tinners and Cornice Men, All tinners are vespectfully invite attend the parade Monda § meet at 14th and Dod, sharp, His Price Dallas News: couple with a decidedly business air én- tered the county clerk’s offic terday and asked to be shown to som thor (o mony. One of the elerks, observing the county judge standing on the opposite side of the street, put the imtended groom on the track of that funotlonarys Approaching the judge, the young man informed him of his matrimonial re- solve and asked him if he would the knot free of charge. e unfayvorable reply, he ask “Take a dollur and do ity” “No, sir,” “Great gosh! Won't take a dollar. Come on, sal,” saying which, he sei his affianced by the shoulderand pus! her under way. was too High, —_— /White and pink. are ‘o0 much the brides- maids' colofs that a bevy of them strongly suggests the belated apple blossoms. A good-looking young | Driving and Saddle Horses. For Sale—1he finest lot of well bred young driving horses ever offored in this market can-be seen and will be of+ fered for sule for a few days at the stock yards, South Omaha. All are well broken and will be cheerfully shown in hrrness to anyone wishing o fine driv- ing horse or team, SAVAGE & GREEN, The Milwaukee ( stove, the Quick Meal gasoline stove, best in the world. The Home Comfort wrought steel range all the rage in St. Lou vigera- tors. ice cream fre cages, breeding cages, hotel house and restauraut ranges, watering hose, an endless variety of kitchen goods, lawn mowers, all the very best that this market affords. Having no rent to pay and no partner to divide profits wit}x,l can sell the goods that the Amer- ican market affords at prices that com- petition can’t reach. T ¢ one of the argest stocks in the eit; W. F. Stoetzel, the leading stove dealer of Omaha, 1621 Howard strect. -~ Leavenworth and Par nue corner, 140x130. DBest pie in the city to im« prove. Cheap and easy. T.S. Clarks s0n,219 S. 14th strs e Parne!l Social Club. Remember the next Parnell social ta be given on next Wednesday cvening, May 2, und a good time is assurcd all those attending on that event, - Harvard Men Attention The Harvard club of Omaha will hold its annual dinner on May 2, 1888, It is desired that all Harvard men in Omuha and vicimty be present. Th i to attend will ple to K. 1", Weld, sec Twenty-second str Leavenworth and Parlc avenue corner, 140x180. Best piece in the city to ims prove. Cheap and easy. T. S. Clarke= son, 219 S, 14th street, Box office_ope Monday morning. Bring your invitas tions and get reserved seat T, LR kel ON SALE. April AU Monday Morning, O'clock, Auction gale of Lousehold furniture, including chamber suits, side-boards, dimngroom tables, chai book-cases, tables, cte., at residence of Milton IRo 19th and Lenvenworth sts, 30th, 14 Again to the Commencing Monds,) Chicago, Milwauk will resume the r ns, via cen Council Bluffs, Omaha, Sionux Falle, Yenkton and other prinecipal points in Daliota, Mi polis nnd northe and other particulars enquire ket ugent. Don’t forget the ont, April 80, the Iway and 24th Ste property in the city. Low prices and easy terms. T, 8. Clarkson, 210 8, 14th street. Visit the Hart C; th and Howard 8. Co., corner Fifs streets, They are 1f in need of a fine driver don’t fail to see those at South Omaha, BAVAGE & GREEN, AR I'he reception of vatoge lmperial club, 2708 Suunders street, 16 postponse! 1 Tucsday, May 1, v 4