Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1889, Page 9

m THE OMAHA SUNDAY Bh NINE ll ENTH lPAI\‘ OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 6, 18S0~SIXTEEN PAGES. PAGES 9-16. NUMBER I(\() To-Morrow We Begin the Enormous Sale of The SHIPLOAD WET DRY GOQDS 208 CASEIS 1 (.Jt Men's, Ladie's and]Childrens Hosiery & Underwear b That have been only slightly damaged by water and are now dry and as goo1 as they ever were ). L. BRANDEIS & SONS 502, 504, 503, 508, 510 South Thirteenth St. (@ SIEOL bl @) Ve il South Omaha People get of the Dummy LIU \l (174 418 CASES —OF NEW AND DESIRABLE—— DRY’GOODS Purchased from a Wreck at Sea. Don’t expect to find this entire stock on sale at once, as our store would not hold them 5 R R T e ’>O P o= Blankets & Comforters Not Damaged by Water in the Least. These Goods were stored in such a good place that the water did not re ch them. gex, [) L. BRANDEIS & SONS 502, 504, 506, 508, 501, South Thirteenth St. COR. IIOWL.ARD ALL MOTOR CARS PASS the DOOR New goods opened every day Sale begms at 8 a, m Monday andcontmues untllall are sold ALL THE SILK FINISH VELVETS 8 CASES Coats’ Spool Thread, ark’s 0. N. T. Thread. Clark’s Mile End Thread | Only t ch a Snool ‘Da,rk Cahrsos ic a Yard, ALL THE EXTRA WIDE (CottonPlushes 10 a Yard. P — TANDARD CALICOS 320 a Yard D Shirting, 12 (ASI‘\ Finast Turkey Red Calico, Bes! Indioo Bite Calics. | ™ pns s 1 i G, Glnghams 8¢ a Yard. \5c A VARD|..: 8 CAS E ALL THE HEAVY GRADE Muslins KerseyFlannel 5[; a Yard Tic A YARD ADL IHL SILK P|I|ow Cacmg ,Y?,', ng mc a Yard 6c a Yard ALLTHE Pu rses 5c each s Childr n Check and Dr ALL THE WIDE ALL THE 2 YARD WIDE Sheeting, Pca Yard All the Heavy ( izl e Jackets 250 FIanneI 130 a Yard I29c a Yard > ALL THE EATRA HEAVY DRESS ODS AN the Double Fold A0 and 60 in. Wide AN Wool Al thie Very Finest GODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS, DRESS G-OODS i lch vard" 393 Yard, 5@@0% 0 5cYard WI_AADI S’ ()Qllbfl’l‘“fi On board this ship was ntire All the Belter Ql |1 \l]l] l and $1.2 I.a.ches COI sets,| Ladies’ Corsets, Ladies’ corsets Laches c orsets 10¢25¢/50¢/69c 690 LADIES and CHIT.DREN'S LADIES MERINO VESTS Heavy Hl‘md Underwear Gamels le U dm ar, lAllWoal Sc rIetUmerwear 19¢/29¢49c¢|75¢ All Sizes HIH l1l ‘hildren's Vel H Shirts and Drawers Fine MERINO UNDEHWEAR All Wuul Scarletumerwear UNDERWEAR I9cC So ScCc | BOC Ladies FineHosiery All W001 Lafileé Hose, Ladles Caslhm[e're Hose, |9 pair; " romue wrese | LALiES Bluk wihm Hose, pair; pair; 5c worth 29 wor th 50c¢. I@‘Blanke!s and Gomforlers 25c BLANK TS 'cahfnmla Blankets. \IIll I ll BLAN KTES 850 Pau I BALES GOOD FULL £ I/] D COMFORTERS TflA HEAVY AND [100!] Very Fue»lllnlllu;i lLfl-.bl[(Ll’ COMFORTE:S|COMFORTERS |~ O95c | 91,68 ERWEAR "’ffis* L THE FINE cLom Nfiwmnxns LL“om (.LOAKS _$2.50. T 1 FINE 1IN SEAL PLUSH ei.uaz«s 3 R e e e o e e e A i e e i, e HANDKERCHIEFS. (ot EANDRERCHIESFS |1ACE ;mmp Chuees, | 26 50 Bty {i_g SC | 90 LINENS All Lmen TGWELNG,‘A!leen Table Damask oc | 1'7zc S FINEST IMPORTED ~ RED TABLE DAMASK, RED TABLE DAMASK, Gents’ Furnishing Goods. Whi'e and : Lau;dcfied Shirts, 31 CASES Men's Finz Waol Underwear, 599- Heavy Ml Wool Sox, 23c. Wmh am laundrle& Sh'r's 9c. j THUNKS AND VALISES 1 this ship was an i kAl ¥ J.L ERANDEIS& SONS “THE FAIR" iLnoeisesons 602,504, 506, 608, 510 South, 13th St. Open Every Evening This Week Till 9 0Clock. 502, 504, 506, 508, 610 South 13th St.