Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 23, 1888, Page 9

m THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. El(x[l'l EE NTH Y F‘AR $1.25 BLACKING CASE, With blacking, brush, all com- plete. HASSOCKS, Wicely made and well worth 78c. $8.00. ALBUM AND EASEL. This is a photograph Album nd Brass Eacel combined, a andsome ornament, marked own from $18. $1.38. BABY'’S TOILET CASE. Plush case and Cellu- loid Set. CHILD'S CHAIR. A handsome present. We have others as cheap as 28c, |ecoreed Child sCup and Sacer, - - - |50 Deco-ated Child's Cupand Sawcer, - - -30¢ Decorated China Mous- tache Cup and Saucer, 25 Fancy Vases, Fancy Pottery, Bisque Statues, Shaving Mugs, Perfume Cases, etc. Cut to Just One- Hall Price! Monday is positively the last day on which we offer the 10 PerceEtNDiscuum DRESS GOODS and Silks! SHOO FLY, Double headed rocking Horses, For 69c. SHOO FLY, Rockers, finely upholstered, For 89c¢. Elegant Rocking Horses 89c. Accordeons, 69c, $1.19 and up. Knife and gbfic Boxes, 12c. Express Wagons, 50c. Child’s Dishes, 68c a Set. Decorated Cuspidors, 49c¢. $4.50. MANICURE SET. BO Plush Manicure Sets, satin lined, 88c to $15, ALBUMS ©Or all kinds and sizes. ()\[AHA SUNDAY FOLDING TABLES. 100 Red Folding Tables, as cut above Coat and Hat Rack, STEP LADDER. A B-foot step ladder for 98ec. Isn't that cheap enough. $1.49 MANICURE SET Plush case and a beauty, 88c to $15. ALBUMS, Orall kinds and sizes, \lUl{\l\G. 2::.’ 1888, —SIXTEEN PAGES. D]<C‘E\IBP R NUMBER 192 C. TOILET CASES. 8 dozen plush toilet cases, at 75¢ ((\(h Doy ToolChest 3O C IRONING TABLE Your wife will appreciate this as a Christmas present 8c BLACKING CASES. 50 decorated Blacking Cases, with Blacking and Brush, $2.39. Four-in-hand Neck- B ties, 25c. SNOW SHOVEL. Just think of it, only 16c for a Snow Shovel. PUFF TIES, 75c. Ladies’ fine Linen Handkerchiefs with fancy embroidered edges,one single Handkerchief in box, from 89c up to $5 each. SLEDS. Thisis a dandy and we have lots of them. Red Line Poems 49c. | Child's Book 5¢ to $1.50 | Ladies’ Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 50c; they are worth $1. BOLLS. 15¢, 20¢, 25¢, 35¢, 49¢ up to $3.50. Playing Cards in Plush Cases with Chips, 98c. Ladies’ Linen H'\ndk(’lflhlefx 28c, fflncy eln\.)lulder‘ed edges anf decorated corner Hand Bags $1 15¢ BRASS MATCH SAFE. $1.25 PLUSH MANICURE SET. CHECKER BOARDS 17c AND UP. TOWL ROLLER. GLASS WATER PITCHERS 25¢c. OPERA GLASSES $B<A1.9S, GLASS SYRUP JUGS I13c. WORK BOXES. Plush work boxes, satin lined; and a hand £ some | resent. CENTER TABLE, 2118 Made of Antique oak, and sold everywhere else for $7 or more Red Painted Carts, Only 12%c Toilet Soap 3¢ Gents’ Silk Mufflers at 78¢c,mark=- ed down from §1.28. Gents’ Silk Mufflers at BOc, were ©0c, Geonts’ Cashmere Mufflers at 28¢, Light Colored Cashmere MLII“E,)b/o(JC were 75¢, Gents' 88c to $15. ALBUMS, Of all kinds and sizes figured Cashmere were 78¢. Gents’ fine Mufflers at 50¢, 88c¢c to $15 ALBUMS Of all kinds and Bizes. ROCKING OHAIR. Uhild's Red Painted Rocking Chairs, 67c. BROKEN CANDY 8c. POUND. 33c. LONG POCKET BOOKS, Hundreds of others as high up as $18, 7 I A A MR K O