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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: HL\[)AY\‘ SEPTEMBER 9 “ 1, 1800, ~-SIXTEEN I"A( IS, IAYDEN BROS, Bpecial Bargain Sale Monday, Septem- ber 92, fiead Carefally, Note Every Ttem, You Wil Find it Interesting, Instructing Rethable. BLANKETS \\h COMFOR Our stock good. Keep pe 10-4 white bl 8118 u pair. Woestorn camping bankots and 1.2 ur, d-pound blanlket S-pound blankets, G-pound, ted wool blan gray blankets, 81, detual me i, Californin Dr, Pr 50 and puuml\\l.m wool bl Our sanitary blanket at beauty, California blankets, 810, #11.50, % 1815 0 pair. Ourassortment of horso much better this season; we buy them direct from the manufacturer and quote 7ie, $1.00, is 100 our p nkets, H90¢, f8e, ~vm| si the same, surement, G-pour ¥ blankets, at itary blaniset blankets ompure 11 we ask. w stock of lup robes from 810.00 cach, Hayden's pr Towest, H0¢ anc Have you at $1.18 cach, We will place on sale Monday a 1al comfort manufactured expressly for us which is 2t yds wide and 24 yd filled with clean white cotton, we pounds, at +h, Examine our finported siteen confort at 2 W in thisst excoption. your selection while good. 81.95 to «es on comforts are the upwards, en thowe sateen comforts antee these prices the lowest to or in the west and make no Nowis the time to make the assortment is FLANNELS, A1l wool shivting and skivting 2 \\Inh shaker flannel 8e, A full line u( up to the bestsilk ‘H~~nl'|nu~|1| of em- Yirolderaar ilaniel ciderdown, jorse, stripes, opera flannels in plain, fanc i nch flannel, all Hayden’s ‘o8, Pink mixed, blue blue and searlet twilled alargelinet et from, annel warp flannol, AN 2+ yards long fancy fringéd tablecloth W mateh, Monday only A pking, $1 .1.»/. fring a dozel § bleached all hnn n a dozen, Spec i il fine towels at 17 ino _importod mnrsollles acheap sproad bordered napkins and to at®l. Crochet spreads and $1 each. All linen cras Compare our prices on table lunch cloths, ehenille table cove We will save you money. DOMESTIC! Double faced high colors flannels, Tic yard. Extra heav, bleached cotton flannel at 1o g Special bargain in bleached cotton *flan- ard. Ourown cotton flannel at 5¢ knocks them all, and havd too, at &c yard. All leading brands of double width sheeting and muslin at net cost on Monday. Good Cl rst-class comfort calico 5¢ yard, white cotton bafts, 4rolls for rd. e, reduced to 10¢ neer shirting 100 y sateens worth Tic, Ste, ¥ Droms glnghams 6ic, 100 and 12c yard. Imported English cretoune, fast col- ors, 25 yard, Yard-wide indigo blue prints, yard. HAYDEN BROS., Dry Goods and Carpets. BTARTLING SH BARGAINS IN SILI 25 pleces guaranteed :t‘“ and $1.10, 10¢ le Francaise regular \ulu--si‘l 50 and nch black sille worth $1,85. onsale I{u\ul armour silk warranted not to cut orshine. 100 pieces black gros grain, 24 inches wide, on sale at $1, actual value $1.50. COLORED DRESS GOODS 75 pleces 40-inch plaids to close at 25¢, worth 40c, 100 picces broad head sultings, stripes :uul pluids,on sale at 1e, worth 2c to (e 45 pleces imported plaids, wide, worth 85¢ to $1, on sale at 5 85 pieces 40-inch wool flannel, 150 beautiful combination suits on at $4.50 and 40 inches A mammoth stock that must be sold; 255 picces imported silk flnish henrietta 40 inches wide, no better goods on carth 5 pieces French sergro 46 inches wide will be sold at 7ic yard, less than import cost. 215 pieces Frenen henrietta at 50¢, 55 The dress goods ocen three times the former space and prices are made to move this enormous stock It will surely pay to keep posted on our low prices. HAYDEN BROS Carpets and draperies. OPERA GLAS: 800 whito and oriental pearl glasses with automatic lenso 1000 cases at $3.50, worth $10, Our special watch sale is attracting attention from all parts of the countr Orders are coming from almost every state. Omaha is surely in tho lead for best goods and lowest prices, Monday we place on salo a magnificent stoclk of jewelry of over: (ption, in newest and most exquisito novelties, Every article is fully warranted. Why pay faney R opera and mo- BROS,, : goods and jewelry. NITURE. FUI Note the leaders in this depa In fact everyarticle in leader, A splendid high back rocker at §1 worth $2. 50, legant dining room chairs $1.18 and 5 worth 81,75 and $2, -foot extension tables $3.50, worth rtment, this salo is a S . Large variety bed steads at reduced prices, Woven wire springsteelmattress$l, 635, worth $2.50, Matresses of every description at re- duced prices. Plush parlor suits in new desigus at lower prices than ever before, Tmmense salo of trunks, valis bums, dolls, toys and fancy goods. HAYDEN BRO: l)ry goods, furniture, ete. —— AMERIC \\I 1S, , al HOTEL BLD i i CLEANING, dyeing, first class work at Omabn Steam Dye Works, 1521 Howard, N Great Bargain in a Plano Today At Meinberg's Music Store, 107 North 16th st., between Dodge & Cupitol ave A CLOSING OUT THE FAIR QUICK, Quick Cuts, Quick Prices, Quickly Move the Drers Goods, Your Chotce of a Whole slde of Shelv- ing at the Price of the Cheapest Picce of Goods in the Lot. SHARP T ¥ MAK SELLIN D) HERE'S WHAT WE'VE TURNED UP FOR NEW BARGAINS. To <o your choico easily and quicken the sélling of our entire stock, wo havedivided it into so manycounters at 50 much “choice™ inter, COUNTER NO. 1, CHOICE The wholestock of single fold flannels, double fold cable twills, colors, plaid bourettes, ete,, all per yaud, (& 46 inch, 9o, dress in all HOICE 28C. henviot 38 inch all wool tricots, fancy Scotch plaids, rame hair effects in checks and stripes,all wool ladies cloth, 40 inch Jamestown dress goods—all well kno: your choice of the entire lot 28¢ side 18, IRD COUNTER—CHOICT 38C, Monday,” all wool silk finished hen- riefta, in black and color ck brill- ntines and silk mo , 42 inc wide 1t shawl plaids, the latest thing his fall,and 48 inch ladies cloth. f the lot for 38c CHOICT wide, sili fini stlas, deap & grde combination novel which sold 08 high as 3 all-wool Scoteh plaids, elegant impor! two-toned satin berber suitings, 1'v flannels in brocade effects forfine te: owns, 44 and ¢ silk mohair brillinntines and sicilian cloth, Your choice of any of all these for Our entirestock of gouds will ho elosed out nt COUNTER 6. GREAT CI HH 12 08C. The entire stock of blick guinets, lyons, regatta and fai forme price from $1.50 to $1.85, will be offered red I ma, nch high all a inch dress S GO QUICK, Se plush goos for e plush goes for 40c plush goes for 75¢, all CHEAP! S BLEACHED! PRICES SO To close the season as quick as the wo have almost divided the price f. 1 wide 81,50 German damask, 88c¢; *hed German damask, an border, for 69¢, Unble full-width table linen, 19¢, 2 worth 40¢, 50e, 70e. TOWELS AND CHEAP. MUSLIN SHARPLY Unble 1 used to be 4 ched TOWELING AND SHEETING CUT musling, de, se, G a yard, Bledched mushns, ||~w| tobe Te, 10¢, DERWIAR CHIZAP! D ulut:-lxh'l 10 unde rvear underwear el TWO T.0TS; WORTH UP '<|0 go at75e, Lot 2, all formerly $3.00, & DOW X sold at ., 20 at 1. WITH MILLIN ERY. Best grades, new shapes, all wool felt hats at >, worth #L.00, Finest im- ported long nap beaver hats, also finest velvet and plush covered hats worth up 00 o for 1.00. SHOE INDUCEMENTS, house in town offering ze package or wonderful lling shoes cheap not one really givesyou the money we do. have no'inducement to stay in busi- 3 we're going out ofit, and don’t for anything else: and we will giva the choice of ourentire shoe stock, any shoe in the whole house tomorrow for 350. The reductions we have alrcady mirked on every side go too, Wo knock thé spots off the sun in our shoe department, but we'll scli every shoe in the place inside of a few days, Don’t forget tosce the PRICES SMASH ED SUI Now's your time to clothe the boy or yoursell.” You can seo the piles grow smulleras you are waited on, Bub we sell so cheap it would be ridiculous if they did not go fast. That's all for this chapter, with bated breath for the closing of ON CHILD® but watch next of the STHE PATR,? J. L. BRANDEI 3 502,504, 506, 508, 510 e AMERICAN 'ATLOIRS, HOTEL BLD'G. N B. FALLONER. PAXTON Book Department. Wo quote fellowing prices on specinl publications: asunt Hours With nen: by Thomas eighty-five biographical prominent men and illustrated, 65 cents, Ladies’ Manuelof Art! inall branches of de cloth, illustrated, 45 cents, COOK BOOKS The Household Cook ical, relint aind excellel cloth edition, 48 cents; paper cents. The Kentueky Housewife, A tion of receipts for cooking— eloth, 65 cents. hundred rece ht in gold. I thing, including valuuble tables, 12 mo. cloth, 4Sc. The Housewife's Candy Muker—Re- ceipts for the finest home-made candie: cloth, 78e. The Popular Amerie Containing over 3, illustrations, 12 m sonal Memoir 8 vo. cloth, a few Ilustrious Men W. Handford; sketehes of women—8 vo. cloth, A sell-teacher ive t.—8 vo. Econom- 12 mo. oil edition, 20 collec- 2 mo, thei evel gauging pts, worth ipts for can Dictionary— words and 400 . Grant: 2 , published at The Kreutzer Sonata, by Count Leo The book of 1y, 20 cents, argeand complete line of juvenile books in cloth, board and paper cover, S Remember that we are putting into our ney building at 1414, 1416 and 1418 Douglas st., a durable and ele of furniture. This departm charge of the well known furniture man, A.J. Howo, S.A, Orchard, carpetings and draperies, Winner of Sl ’s sealskin cloal guaranteed a perfect fit. 1415 Douglas, - 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam streets is the new Rock Island ti office. Tick- ets to all points onst o lowest rates. AMERIC A N CLTA ll UH\ HOTEL BLD'G. e — Mrs, Gougar at Amendment head- quarters = 230 and 24th, 2o at 9¢'| with | PAXTON | HAY DEN BROS, Special Sale of Childre for Monday, At prices lower than any other house west of New York, We have made spe- | eial arrangements for this extraordinary sale and will devote one entire center aisle to children’s underwear, Children’s ural wool underyear comes in shi nts and drawc 18¢, 20¢, 20, 22 82, & . Child ot Tumb's wool unior- wear 16 inch, 15¢ each, with & small ad- vance on hlarge size. SPECIAL SALE OF TADIES? DERWEAR, leaseof ladies’ white vests, long sleeves, onl, dies’ natu only e, redic Adies’ eatne sduced from 7 Underwear UN- jorsey ribbed e, worth 0c. and ot lambs® worth § wool wool vests and pa 25 ench, ne- tuall \ml!h"' . P WOOL, UNDERWEAR. Grand combination sale for Mond: tuxedo wools, searlet cashmeres, fanc mottled, fine natural grays and camels’ hair underwear all at > each, worth ents’ double-by e each, worth 75 so of gents” unlaundried shirts, Nei Yotk mills, only de each, reduced from 7ac. sted und A 100 doz. fine silk and satin scarfs only 25¢, actually worth 50c, YARNSL YARNS!! Fine Spanish knitting \.ummn_) 12 5\- per sk Park Saxony 10 per skein. Fine imported Saxony 12 per others ask 20e. /l‘[lh s Ge per ounee. > carry the largest line of German I\n\llm”)mm atlowest prices, HOSTERY. 1 case of children’s wool hose only 20¢ per pair, worth e All ourle redu skeing st black cottonhose cashmere hose The, worth 2 corset sile for Monday. 36 inches $15 to $20. |mln slong, $16 plush jackets, long, $8.50, $10 and Ludies’ plush conts and $18, worth $20 and heavy fine wool shawls, $4, $4.50 ver shawls, $1, $4.50 and $5, shawls, 13, 20e, e up to 75¢, Shoulder eape *loth, $2.50, 3, ortment. MILLINER in plush, astrachan or 50 up to $10, elegant { DEPARTN The lar; of fine 1 lats. bonnets, ostrich tips and plumes, ornaments and fancy feathers at lowest priceseverknown. HANDK ERC HIE AND LACES 2,000 dozen ladies’ sheer lawn, fine and Jap. silk Wkerchiefs on E le Monday. Special sile 1 embroideries, ruchings, toilet article and notions, CARPETS, CURTAINS, DRAPERIES. The constantly increasing sales make it possible to get in new styles every aay. It shows that people want good guu(‘fl and low prices. ake our standard ingmin carpets at 3¢, 40¢, 45¢ and S0c, worth from 50¢ . 'Where else can you get such rnment standard at 55¢, G3e, 68 and 7 wool, extra 5 worth 75¢ Look tapest quettes, and compa solutely t our splendid new styles in s, body brussels, velvets, mo xminstors and royal wiltons Every style is ab- , CURTAINS, fucy worlk 126 peciesis Importedsilks in pl )Uv 6GoOe, 17¢, 20¢ an :um fanc, 300 and $1, $1.25, puir; worth $2 up to table oildloth, guaran- Imme assortment . 7 es, positively fast color: made to order or mounted on bestself- acting spring rollers, at speeinl low pri Best Holland s s, both ;\Lnn and fringed, on hest sp 250, 30c and 85¢; usual price 55 Striking sale on doll hnnn and ncy goods. HAYDEN BROS, Carpets and upholstery. D s i) n.-« quality 17 : The Parisian Cloak and Suit Compan Tomorrow Eyening. One of the finest displays of ever exhibited in Omuha vill o th the Parisian eloak and suit o the Ramge builling, comor Fiftenth and Harney stre tommorrow, Mon- day evening, between the hours of 7and 10 0 The stockis the seon west of Chi the leading no ‘n and domestio 1t ture, It includes wraps of every deseription ns well as s and fur garments and the very latest suits, A special invitation is extenled tothe ladies to attend the opening tomorrow evening, The Mandolin club will bo in attendince during the evening, Mr. Charles MeDonld, who inthe clonk and suit business for years here in Omahie has the management of wn clok and sult companyand would be pleased to meet his many old friends and cus s at the opening. AMERIC J PAXTON most_complete over in both in s been TAN Try the White F My tho ing, - 5 now prepaved to show . Ringe full millinery. Waditfor open- latest 119 N, s Spectacles fitted by a rogular optici cost mo more and are immeasurably better for the eyes than those ImH"IIl hap-hazawd of je M. Ruddy, the 15th st fits needs, racticas optici glasses exuctly to your Mrs, R. H. Davies has retumed from tho east, Hor purohnses include many noveltios inmillinery as well usa lu line of pattern hats. DAVIES, Milliner, Opposite the Postottice. Due announcement will be made our opening, DAVIES, Milliner, - Bloomfield taps the largest territory of uny town in northeastern Noebrask 1tis the geographical centre of 1ifty miles in diameter with Hartington, Randolph, Creighton and Yankton, S, D, on the outer borders, of ashmere x| track | AMERICAN HAWPEN l\l!()‘, TettingDown the Prices, Best countrychuttor 124e, 15¢, and tho best erenmery butter | Y ou cannot buy any better §F you pay 2§-pound stone 3 of alk keines of nicham Sc pownd, § Boneless ham 10a, Dr bacon: 10c. One-pound corn eef 10c, tted chickm s s Potted turkey i ited o tongue 8 bars b p Full _cream choose 1 Mustared 10c, e pound can Califo Best Superlative flour 1 n_corn IEF THE COP Tt plonsad of Onuha that we sful in owr endeavors to bring this important Hraneh of our business to o stale of completion, and to the educated roffe drir would say that we are prepared to stisfyeventhe most eritical , EVERY- We to announce to the have been sue morrow we offer reduced special ,or four 1bs e four Ths H5¢ nt Java goes Monday at & Tho most select priva Jave wesell Monday at 874e. feowould cost you elsowhere 45e, Avabian Mochay The Mysow of southern Tndia, 5. Lar Costa Riea blend we sell ¢, or three Ibs 81,00, Our . adrink for the guds, vo ¥ coffees will be fresh roasted for \quul.l y's sale, TEAS, Remember our Sundriel Jupan 20¢, 1 y at Gun pow- A redu y. Young and Imperial 4o, 1 Fyson e A4 Oolong B5¢:45¢, 60¢, T0e and S5 Inglish” brakfast we have th opaque e, Maning Gy arly spring leaf extra choie pickir Congo engl at e only. HOUSI Whi ps invoic them ¢ of visou the I"URNISHINC We have just of whips and we lave mar 1100 por cent Less than they generally sold f A ifoot well ‘made whip A G-foot g ! A T-foot par X whalebone / 7-foot full whulebone whip 1.50 whip for 5 50 whip for Tie, and (muhu:lm $L00. A $550 whip for . Flowen pots, nch pot, le. d4- ineh pot, with saucer, B-inch with saucer, ‘4de. Ginch pot saucer, se. Hneh pot, with siu for 2e. $inch pot, with saucer, who pot, with saucer, lice. Milk eroc Ies, baster jars and churn Tie per gallon. A solid brass, silk fringed, shade piano lamp. S-foot nsion Lunp $5.05 this is a lamp, Full line of china cuspidd Aiforent _ shades and decoration Gie, worth $1.5( dled cups and e per bouls and pil 100D wh pot, with 10¢, it a very fine b tumblors tea cremmers, e, foot im- and cup e eachy ported’ Jugs ps, %0, Swrin ); the Western washer No. 2, %4, lln-uuh washer in the market that does nottear the clothes. Waushtubs, vashboards, 15¢3 clothespins, 6 41w~~nlu| >thesLines, 5e; rope, all sizes, 1%¢ and 15¢ per pound; a full’ line of the im- ported blue und white enamled ware; a ool carpet svecper, $1.25; copper Dot~ tom wash boiler, sie ) copper $1.75 copper nmed boile B nice tea rimmed tea kettle BARGAINS IN SHOE DEPARD- MENT. This week we _offer gains in ladies and clilde, shoes. Although thero has been 20 e cent advancein the Leather market, our buyer Ind mude lirge purchases before- hand and we give our customers the benefit, Read ow Childrens school shoes, 9 to 13, i A e s e misses” school ~I1u 8, heel, to 2, % youth alf school shoes, heol, 1ito §1 B call Schol ne splendid bu ladies? fine dongal button dm.-. E $2and $2.45; men’s fine shoes, 5 HAYDEN BROS., ry Goods and Shoes, - - New Arrivals, The 9 cent store, 1319 Farnam st,, is the center of attrction for people out shopping or seeing, and the new goods constantly arviving at this popu- Tarstore keep theinterest of the peoplo atfever he Special attmetions are offered for Monday in houso flll”l\l\lll" oods of overy description. salos in books, toys and dolls. Allll glissware in endless prices lowe y the lowest, and picture toilet - choice goods I Our jewelr, constantly being re ,.u..m..u goods. Make it point to ) rmu store, 1319 Farnam st TARDY & €O \\]u\l<w!|>.|nd Re: sight varicty Albums clos, por- atmanu- de ment with ne visit the is il Morand's Dancing School, Guards armory, Capitol avenue, will reopen on Thursdiy, October 2, lessons fm juveniles Muesdays 4 p m., Satur- days 100, m, and 2 Adults, Tues- day, Friday and L 8. m sembl ) Sp. m, or write for particular - 'r,\[lMIKS. BLDG, Call AMERICAN PAXTON I Wanted—Choico loans on insido brick business projerty i Omaha or Lincoln sntnet to investor, Nat. bank, Bruno guitar, Stew mandolin, Dobson banj . 16th, AMERICAN HO' rt banjo, Bohman S, Bank, 507 PAXTON 1 beof the such be certs'n that Goedecke & Co, in the block, 15th and Farmam sts. Desire that the best, o oblain youc Barke Seaman’s phaetons best and cheapest, ————— first-cluss family shoe store, m street, sells fine s $la than any lottery shoe shop and you Dave alar aud 0 seloct from, sh pair cheay inthe oty finer stocks aw fall Schadell & Co., 1 — TAILORS BLDG, and winter hats at F. M, 2 Douglasst. N PAXTON HOTEL Seaman’s buggies vest and cheapest | [ [ [y [ [ | BENNISON BROS. We Are Offering Special Inducements on Ladies' Oloaks, rdSpecial Sale for Monday with Mraordinary Bargains in Every I rent—Prices for ant Monday. Read every item, and if you want nice i buy them at all 'wool ved twill flan- ¥ are worth 40c. 1an pink mix 6-ounce flannols lic yard, worth 2. Houvy Gounce yard nel e y union flanrels 1ic 1044 fun, 81 pair. blankets, just tor omforters the b How in s tocl I and 3 - values we oy We'buy them d from manu and are in a position to offer you fine grades atjust what you usully pay for trash, We can A bettoer A full size A regulae And our are so supe youn gool one at 1, me at §l and @ rattlor atsl.s0, hummer at$1.75 200, 225 and $2.50 grades iorto anything evershown before at thase prices that you will buy them even il youdo mot need them. Lookat them and be convinced. at attractions inour dressgools tment. Scoteh plaids for childrenat 18¢ ey 38 ineh plids and stripes, Zic yavd, All wool dress flannels i U woul, e yard, 50 yard 40 inches wide. fubiy 20 per con and white stripe l, worth ut worth $1.00. (I“ nIL ng chol sured satin !Il!\‘llnl they ) il of those inches ctually 50 gross fanc work, silk ormuments for fauy 1 colons, Teeach, 10¢ dozon. 0 ladies” blac )u wshmere gloves kid gloves (e puir, worth ies’sanitary gray vests and pants all wool wvests and all sizes, only Gonts heavy sanitary gray undershirts and drawers only e Gach. 100 dozen ask knotted fringe towels, 50 inch, one duy only © than two sold (0 ey one Look through our Monday for immense goods arrivingdaily. Big line of misses’ eloalis and s, « tsale Moniay. 8 ' corsets in at e p corsets Monday customer, ke dey g rtment New and children's Alloursl. pair at Tie ies'muslin undervear at half price 20dozen ladies” night cowns, tuc yoke, full sizo, good material, only each, worth S, BE g i ired Halfl Pri i, main spr jowel SON BROS, Watches Re Boyd.s ope {ormuorly withiVan( ot Curtains and Drapery. Dewey & Stone Furniture Co. A piano examine thenew scalo ball piano. A, Hosve. 1513 Buy shoes ticke for the Kimn Douglas. and Doug “hocl ply! alskin 1417 got Potrer & 16th and Farnam, - —l'uilman_pataco Through i ning chaiv sleepe car; 510 C] | Woll of 1] STONEHILLS, ~THE BOSTON STORE, A of Gloves (oes to the Go with Wall Manufuoturer the Orowds, the Masses / clowns Store n/y Follow And 8 duction at Gloves M Pair chill Secures the Entire Pro- IS on the Dollar -~ Kid nday as Low as 100 a 2,000 pounds of Yarn, That Throng Our Sp. to Sec e the € ndest Bars Ever O 1 Under One Roofs 2,000 1 adies’, men's and children’s un- to suffer Mone o purchased the entiie from recent failure of Dreyfus, Curtis & New Yok, the amount we won't mentionns itis so lavge that if we did our customers would think we werc tellin .Iuv wowillple on will Wo have something new for you every day On Monday morning our bo Toaded with the fo Double fold Bt | mev prico 18, | At 4%¢, choice streipe sulting—cheap 19¢ por yard colored mere, 38 inches wide, s 10c. 10¢a yard, | nelsin colors, 104ne hHH]w [ fa1l shadios, 2 SOineh 1\11 wool henrietta at ie inch wool 80 ‘I by othersat 7, K mohair 1.. linntine, silk f 38 inches wide, wed, worth G ays black wide, good value 48inch black Dbrilli lustre, silk finish, (9¢, wor lh %1.1 H0dnch k finish imported henrietta98c, the greatest | oversnwiour every day Strictly all-wool ladies |'|H[)| hn-\ finish, all new ecolor .18, W the tock counters wving sh cashuicre 98¢ will s fore of 50 pieces at 10e o black all plaid and cash- s over fop tion our custoncers the wrong store, wea 3 strect, s gloves will b 1l tting into the nearest store S-inch all wool dvoss flans 5,000 odds d, though ed henrietta inall new black and worth $1.00, fiannels, colored at I 1t wish to tmenion vlm mHn\ lot H 200 dozen Alexander, and other makes, insmall sizes, Lot3. We have mixedin one thousand pairol glovesthatwe had in our last e special sale, and in this lot you will find gloves that are worth $2,25 Lot4. 500 pair of Foster, gloves, inblacks and alls worth £1.75, Lot 5. In this lot Perin Ire Aress fine at 75¢, ades, at y re such gloves as in extra oty Trefousse, in fict every e ted make, Also two thousand "d and_undressed Mos- quetiive Sund 10 button lunggtis, in blacks I gloves are price will be GLOVE DEP" wenuine Alexander's s kid gloves, - un- in colors 4-hutton colored our 't H-hook lover for $1.75; 41,09, and we 1 lot of black and colored than d0¢ | gloves o Monday at 150, attention S for choice of Loomer’s <oy moulded, tailor-made corsets: sold ol and colored Othors or UNDERW EAR, price Wo have purchased an immense ple line of chiliren’s undery 'o going to offer themat less on the dollar. Do not py any 10 the prices marked on thes thero will be speeinl prices 1 what th ked. be 1ie, 400 Nigrher than the th will e worth $1.50. LADIES b offer five car ot sam- cashmere lly Bly caps in black cashmere go Monduy think they arecheup a ceof 1,000 black s e, worth $1.75, 1 childrens all pure ud pants ach, Mi: ind children’s searlet vest ants, strictly all wool cashmere each, worth Sie, yard for Gordon dress sty ¥ would e very dheay i twill canton h Hm if you can. finch good quality bleached m to Lonsdale, Monday moming some inthe lot that are hsilke N UNDERWEA R, thousand dozen ladies® prices that will astonish lamb's- W und you. Lot 1 goods worth up to 7ic, ods worth upto $1L00, at Lot 3, goods worth upto # L s nunber Plot zephyrknit g Lot is the finest factured. "Thel worth up to & shall be 9. our custime rools. underwenr manu- rods in this lov and our price t of goods that will appre Lot 6 is a hundred dozen of ladies’ zephyr and saxony knit jorsey inl natuinl grey, red and white, is %125 for the sand 10¢ extr the pants, These goods are of ex tional \Alm Ask 1o see them. NDERW R. We ~I.H throw on o dozen men’s underwear willbe less than 5 Spe islin, s yard, hall bleached table 56 inches wide, worth 40¢ a y v, fine satin table $1.00 per yard. R YOT 1940, wide Tk each 1000 pie New full ¢ towels, o s of plushes, all worth Allof our best brands, in stay apron gi 10¢. ilk velvets and ovs, 4en yard, and_our price on the dollar, lsale of plush c 114 South Sixteenth st s S AMERICAN TAILORS HOTEL BLDG dsietch ey Buy shoes at Schoelply’s and got ticketfor the $100 sealskin, 115 Douglas. Seridlegitinly viages best and cheapest, PAXTON Lot Peautify Your Homes, A remark proof etehing, nicely framed, for auly #, av Hos Scaman'’s L Winnerof Schoclply’s sealskin cloak feet fit. 1415 Do guannteed Y\ ELEN ML O WILL SPEAK AT Anendment Headgrarlers, Tuesday and Wednesday, 23rd and 24@ INST., AT . M. FREE LECTURE. Bloomfield, Knox the terminal town on tension of the Omaha railyay willbe sold at public auction Thursday, Oct, 2. county, Necbrash the ‘Handolph o Scaman'’s carringes best - sheet mus 16th. and cheapest. Allthe late 8. Banlk, 507 cl0c a copy. AMERLCAD TAILORS, HOTEL BLDG, - Millinery Ononing Wednesday. Thueslay, Friduy and Sut- 1ay, of pattern ts and bonnets at m Hickman’s, 211 South 16th st., PAXT Fine watch repairing, . Bank, oo NEW YORK s \\ ) CHICAGO. STLOUIS \\\ "/’ KANSAS CITY OMAHA — rs-w DENVER STPAUL 777 | (NS CINCINNAT) M NNEAPOL 15 _INDIANAFOLIS Also in Sin Franc 0 & Los Angles, (al. Porthnd, Or C()]II’IC'I’]'I‘ION with our Tailoringis uscless. We it's purchases of woolens and trimmings that enables us ty are quite willing to tell you our large ,I\_m‘\lw garments to order for considerable less and a little better than anybody. DBut thatis not all, We draw the line uncommonly clear and sharj s A small profit based on the lowest possible cost, We have nmised the plane of tailoring and mezninzized tee cost toevery clothes wearer, Sticking to this broad guage plan has enabled us to buildup larg InNew York, InSt. Louis. In Omasa. In Minneapolis In Cincinnati. In Los Angeles. and busy tailor stores In Chicago. In KansasCity, In Denver. In St. Paul, In Indianapolis. In San Francisco. In Portland, Oregon and other cities, Over a thousand new fall and winter style Sueilings, Ocercoalings, Trouserings, s to choc $20t0 $15 to order, $18 to $60 to order, 85 lo $12 to order, Made at short notice if required; a week's time would be better for us and for you, Place your order with us, the price shall be a saving Openat7a.m, to you, and more trade for us, Open Evenings, NICOLL THE TAILOR. 1409 Douglas St

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