Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1889, Page 5

n's Natural Sanitary Woo\ Niuh? Shirte, Drawers, Sox, dlrmr from the Stuttgart f\cmry now in stocl e are sole agonts for the uunu(ne goods, Men'sUnderwear $1. Odds and Ends of White and Col- ored Seamless Shirts and Drawers carried from last season, worth 81 60 01 76 and $2, in" one lot next wo MEN S UNDERWEAR $1.50 Ribbed Natural Pure Wool, some heavy Winter Balbriggan and fine White Merino Undershirts and Drawers, worth $2.60 to 83 a gar- ment: all at $1.50. FAST BLACK SOX 29C 100 dozen Men's Fast Black Sox, warranted not to discolor the feet or stain the clothing, heavy goods, suitable for Fall—worth 50c¢; our price 265¢. MENS FLANNEL SHIRTS $1.25 25 dozen Men's All Wool Flannel B8hirts, reduced from $2 to 81.25 for this sale. MEN'S KID 6 GLUVES STREET AND DRIVING b, TH4. Sizes, - = 74,7 EMBROIDERED BAOK‘B 42ca Palr. Worth $1.50 & pair. Dress Goods Combimation Suls 15, ‘We have some lovely Paris Com- bination Suits. lain goods, and a beautiful cut velvet panel to match—see them in our window—at $16; worth $25. ANOTHER LOT, $15. Persian Side Band Suits, Fanoy Dress Suits, all new worth 820 to $30 each; all $16. All Wool Dress Goods, 31zc. 40 inches wide, all pure wool, neat cloth effects, worth 86¢ a yard; 37i0 next week. Al Wool French Maltas, | 2 15c. A new tnbrle 40 lnuheu wide, Fall and Wintor welvht, THE OMAEA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1880~SIXTEEN PAGES. 100 dozen pure Lisle Thread Stripe and Fancy Hose, regular $1.25 and $1.50 qualities, 50¢ nexv week. Azents for Butterick’s Patterns, 5. P. MORSE & CO. LADIES' BLACK Saolame Hose Worth 30 75c. Most of our cus- will re- hildien's Cloaks, =8 SPEOIA.L BARGAIN. Children's Eall Gretchen Cloaks, EII in dark colors, just the thing for | school wear; sizes 4 to 10 years; well worth 86; our price 3 each (only a limite ! quantity). CHILDREN'S CLOAKS, $S. An agsorted 1ot of Children’s Grot- ohen Cloaks, in light and mod[um shades, Fa.ll wolghts ages 4 to10 vunrs ra value from 0’7 50 to 810; choloo of the lot for 5. CHILOR-N'S_CIRCULARS, 00 and $8 Two lots of Chndrcna Peasant Circulars, in ages to years, which will be oflerod at about half usual pr.ces; fine cloths, finely fin- ished; choice for 36 and 88. Misses™ Jaclets, Misses’ School Jackets, in medium and heavy weights, assorted styles, n | ages 12 to 16 years, worth from &6 pa out the othe o tha wmmn Lh em Tadies' Sizes, 35c¢. 3 Pairs 81, Ch |Imon ,56 to 7 35c Chilhren 8t inch |< 5¢. FRENCH BROADCLOTS, $1.15. 54 inches wide, all wool, new colors, “This cloth is $he' regalar 8150 quality. MONDAY SALE AND NEXT WEEK. BUT THE BEST BARGAIN IN OMAHA! Paris Made, Paris Steam Sponged BROADCLOTH $2. Cholcost shades, best quality. specil, bavgein, Fino lig sht wugm worth 82.50; at 82 yard Ladles Handkerchlers , T3 to Worth 256, Colored and white em- broidered and scalloped, all 15¢ next week. HANDKERGHIEFS wo’;th exactly .l 25 a ym‘d red| ©oad t0 T PLAIDS AND STRIPES 40 inch all Wool French hair line stripes checks and plaids, worth 81, for 85¢ next week. ot of 50-cent rlch colored bordered l]undkar chiefs, on sale Monday at 25¢, to 89 each; all in one lot, choice for $3.50. 5 MISSES' JACKETS $S. A good All Wool Sogmh Cloth, naat stripe, well made and parfect < pos, suit:ble for @eneral wear, mxus 12 to 18 years; a bargain at $5 ach, LA TOSCA CORSETS, $2.0. Worth 33 50. sell for $2.5 black and | adies’Kid Gloves $1.25 New shades—groen, olive, brown, Sang de Boeuf—4 buttons: mx“u warranted and fitted to '.I MARSEILLES BED SPREAD 2 qualities in Barlow & Jones’ im- ported Marseillos Bed Spreads, No. 1, 83, Regular price $4.50. No. 2, 4, Regular price $5.00. BOTH SPLENDID VALUES. S.P.MORSE & C0,S. P. MORSE & C0 |S.P. MORSE & C0 iMorse&Co sMnr"se&(}n Mnrse&fin"w“ s P MORSE & CO. LADIES' P 0N, 5 Knotted Frmge Towels, ————————————————————————————————— Mail orders. filled, S P. Morse & Co. Velvets! Velvets! Velves =COMMEBENCING <> Monday, Sept. 23rd REDUCED 1 Rich, fancy Velvets and Satin Stripes that were $3.50 and $4 a yard, reduced to 81 Reduced to $2 a Yard 2,500 yards rich Brocades, Facounes, Stripes, over a hundred styles, all colors, velvets, plush novelties, etc., that are worth from $5 to $6 a yard. On one counter, next week at $2 a yard. H l g h est Fre n Ch Noveltl es, The genuine article imported direct from the Stuttgart factory to ourstore, consisting of B5. That were $16 to $18 a yard. Beautiful rich brocades, plaided plush, royal armuresin the choicest colors, all reduced to $5. SOLE AGENT FOR Ladies'and Children’s Shirts and Drawers. Ladies' Combination Suits and Night Dresses, Children’s and Men's Night Shirts, Ladies’, Men's and Children's Hose, In order that all may have some of this we limit __ thesaleto2cakestoa 0 2 cakes to a customer. + " Black Silk Bar Bargains. Black Silk Monday, 58¢, 87c¢, $1.35, $1.50 and $1.75, worth s0c a yard MORE. At Same Prices as at the Factory, Plus the Dutics. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALTIES New Porietes, Crtans, Shaces, B Dado Wlndow Shades, 50c. 1,000 rich styles 6 and 7 feet Dado Shades, on best spring fixtures, worth $l: next week 50c Scotch Holland Window Shades 5OC. Plain colors on best spring fixtures, 6 feet long 50c¢, worth 85c¢. Double warp Surah,gr, worth g2, Monday. Satin Luxore, 51.35 worth ¢2 Monday. Black Armure 24 inch wide, worth g2, for $1.35. Black Faille Francaise, 24 inches wide,worth $2, for g1.50, Impcrtation of English Mackin- tashRubber Goats and Girculars. We received through the Omaha Cus- tom House, last Thursday, the first im- portation of Ladies’ and Men’s Mackintoshes ever brought to Omaha, and shall place them on sale next week, The prices are as low as you pay other houses for Chenille Portieres, plain colors,spring top and bottoms, $7 per pair, worth $15, NOVELTIES. Sillzs, Sash Curtains, Hangmgs Furmture Cov erings, Brocatelles, etc. Hassocks 25c¢. ’ Monday in our Carpet Department, a thou- sand first class Hassocks, new patterns, well made, worth 75c, at2sc, weap domestic coats and circulars. 90c. Worth g1, The finest lot of Towels in the City, "~ DOUBLE SATIN TABLE DAMASK, L. OO ISP MORSE & CO