Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 26, 1890, Page 8

pom— NAVDEN BROS, on Rilks Goods. Bpecial fale and Drus Al on Account of New Bullding and Tearing Out the Rear Wall Prices Are Reduced Still Lower. Only afew more sin which to s eure these bargaing atthisclosing ont while building, 25 picess of colored faille wl»m. sold nt 81,50 reduced to 9 yar incles wide guannt Jenise o “This isthe finest silk made , et orshine, of warranted inches wide, 2 5 yard, 10 pieces of warranted black gros grain silk, beautifil fiiish and lovely black, worth $1.75, will go on Monday ut reduced 9 piceos of warrmted gros grain silk tn colors, reduced from 31,0010 55 yard. 20 pieces colored sural silkon Monduy only 19¢ yard, g Inbl «oss goods we offer 15 picees of di-inch wide silk warp henvietta ot 81. 10 per yar The=e you will not be mateh elsewhere for less than )yl ril 19 pieces 46-nch serge, was £ duceld o 7e ayard, 7 pieces 46inch imported black hen- on Monday at yard. t styvalue we ever offer worth 1,50, 1l by impaort ettas on Monduy The, S yard, re- A henri- cand Te COLORED DRIESS GOODS, 15 picees of double width plaids, re- duewd toclose, 10¢ yard, foll do beige ro- reduced 0 ,...m flannclette suiting, worth e, 36 inches GO pie GRS A suiting to close, yard picees all wool Ifrench s worth # , reduced to 70¢ yard. youwill find aone of the best barg ever offored hy ws. 45 picces fi-inch wide all wooll henviettas, full line colors, on Monday only, e 5 picees of imported idsat e, @21c, e, 75 and B5c per yurd. Youwill ind some extra values in thislot. Tlhey are fm portation and for style and by unsury nyin this market, mants of every des HAY DI Dry Gools and Cauy SALEE ON MONDAY. 3 y days and then the bricks will fly, down go the prices still lower. Wo have over which must come down, lay morning we will close 100 10-4 whito blanketsat 2 4 white wool blankets that 84,00, duced to SR 11-4 ifornia now 50 eye all wool 85.00, veduced to silvor gy blanlkots wool red blankets pair -1 size six wool blankets worth 8, 82,75 o pui A0 pair “Our Own” white blankoets worth 0, reduced to $xn pvir, 104 all wool California lankets reduced o $ L pa vair of 10-4 fino silver gy worth $4,50, now $1.40 pair, of tine gray blankets $1.10and$1.40a pair. 30 pir of California gry mixed blankets worth $2.75, mnow only $L.7 a puir. #10 fine wool Califor- pinblankets now .90, 50 pair of 12-4 sizo groy wool blankets, worth #1.00 to close at apain, 5 paie fine white Californin blankets, Juequard borders, only #6.50 a pair. If youarein need of blankets tako advantage of these prices, a8 tho best plums will bo picked first. Ourprices aro guranecd to be the lowe: Qur stock of comfortsare going fast, butwhat is 1 n n':\ulm\u.lt the old prices, Sie, 6l 1,$1.25 $1.60. 81,98 and #2450 eac On Monday we reduco the prices on famnels, All wool shirting flamel inplain g stripes or chocks, only 2 i pink mixed flannel blue gray flanel 10¢; white shaker flannel yard; silk embroidored flannel in b variety; oparn flannels in all colors die vard, Fringed and bovlered napking worth 81 now (e o dozen, Wo are showing some extrn in bleached and zid o nll at old price nd e each., en of blesched Turkish towels worth 1 each, tobo sold on Monday at 10ceachor $1.20 doz ouly one doen to oach customer, Wo ar solling the best maney in thiseity, Al we \~I\ of you is to compure them: s on’ Mon- day will be 1ie, 1 *h, o0 pieces wiblewhed cotton fwnel yand. All double width sheeting and pillow ease muslin not cost. LI yard wide mushin ard. Ao on indigo blie printson o will continueuntil all are ro blue prints atde yard. an indigo blue prints Se, 12 vard: for §1.00, xtra wido and 8 e yard, Super exti Germanindigo 1 100 yard, pocial bar, Nlluunl o wool flannel ins o ity 1,000 prices ssod hy 2000 pairv of blankets be sold before thoe walls ts each, sold at pair, blankois, pair Bue blankets, worth 3. 10-4 W All #2285 a pound white cut down to blankets 200 pair Targains un tablo linens, Turlcish tidies, lc, towels for the heavy indigo Mue prints goinsin full stindard prints oods o Stylish Ladies 20 to Bliss for hats und bonmnets, place in the west that siowsthe mportations. i We've some new things we'd like to show you in fino unnnm Davles, milliner, 1118, 1ith st b —_— 1602, Sixteenth an rnam streets is tho new Rock Islind ticketoffice, Tick- ots to all points east at lowest rates. e Shp Jack ration, ready to raise, re- ing powder, no eges, no salt, nothing but a little cold water to make r. It makes the finest cakes in the world, Auy grocer will sell you atwo pound package of alap jack forten cents, i Carpets, All hoe on atest Spectacles correctly fitted, N, M. Ruddy, practical optician, 211 S ot next Boyd's opera house, — Try the White Front market e ST Building Loans made onchoice city property atvery low rales. Sums of #5000 to $20,000 pr ferred. Kimball, Champ & Ryan, 1205 Furnan Sty ~ THE OMAHA DAILY BEI, SUNDAY, OCTOBER VTHE FAIR™ SEILING 0UT. The Days of The Fait Are Numbered--Tho End Near With the Approach of the End in Sight the Greatest Sacrifices Are Made The More Things Cost, More T hey'ee Cut, DRY GOODS CUT T0 NOTHING, It s the highest time the realize the real factof “The B The snormous amount of dry y thrown on the market, to nd at such is something thatoceurs pefore or again) that tand, Still the fact oit. IS GOING } AT ONCE AND FOR GOOI IFor the few short weeks remaining in which the entire_ stoelk must be sold, prices will be made thatare beyond un: derstinding. *rices shall he so lowas to bei nd pitiful, and the b ins and b wrgiins—shail v oand more valuable with every dotlae you invest, THE BEARLY BIRD THE WORM, The custormers first inthe store in the morning get fiest choice, Come eavly, Como tomorr You can't tell how much you may miss, pud lov grade dress 1y sold out, we aro myelled |o~|]l the' better and finer qualities it assmall a_priceas we sold the cheapgoolds. For instance, we offer now the doublefold fine black mohair brilliantine at 25¢, which we welie sell- ing tvo weeks igo'at 50¢, Our fine grade uf cashmere and all color All ourfin stripes and ¢ Allourexten h--.n, ml wonl red med- feated twilled fannel at 19, 2e and 3 Hoavy wool striped and « Ked flane nel redueed from 2% to 12ie. Our entire stock of trimming blackand colors reduced to dic and 45 GOLD HANDLEDSTLE UMBRELLAS MUST GO TOMORIROW. Our entire stock of all ges umbrellag, with gold and handles, reduced tot9e, $1 ) pi imported printed drape reduced from e to24e, Our entire stock silk veilings our Now OF GITS in black 4 grmdes of wide plaids furs in at dca il gude yard Owr entire stock sitls, linen American luces go at Se, b Our entire I'IN in three double fold woul veiling at Stocke of landies I MUSLIN UNDERW lots, y Sle, Gfe. : U1 wool, dark colorad shawl foride. Atine wool heaver shawl for ®1.50, BLANKI AND COMFORTERS. Conovrow wemake o Horealown o Wo offer you li ine imported extra size forts, $1.40, We will sell full Dlankets ut Heavy silver grey w ool blanketsat 0S¢ i B 0108t wool blankets siteen com- 20 wlhite wooley white, grey and scarlet reduced from $6.00 to 'LOAKS YING CHEAP AND FAST! Our entive stock of nearly one hund- red children’s fine clouks “with capes, 93c. Our finest grado children’s cloalks, teimmed with clogunt braid, with Long col all sizes, in three shades, ro- duced from $6.00 to$2.00, Tomorrow also seos the closing out of the entirestock of ladies’ nowmarkets, redwing the prices from $5.00 to §30. 00, 07, $2 50, 83.25, .00, $7.50, TILL LOWER. plush cloaks IN «m«l mu' very finest plush cloak, very best satinquilled lining, beautiful oriument chamois poclts, tillor mado through- out, now go for Toclose outour stockof millinery we willnow offer full blacksilic Nellie Bly capsthat werve $1 at25¢, Our tine black cashmere Nellio Wpsat Ow tinest grade of imported heavily lined, ottomansilk Bly cups ve- duced firom $1,50 to O entive stock of felt hats, allcolors, got at 2 g The whole stock of large beaver reduced to G, The very finest kind trimmed hats, pattorn hats, latest designs for fall and winter, made up to sell for $10, $6, $5 L will beoffered and sold - out com- pletely at Bly flats s fumishing department. UNDERSHIE Alen’s natur and DRAWE undershi Uil gray KLl ool thdos Alen’s tine seamless sox, 1 Aen’s unlaund eied ~|m s, d0e. Buiilah sox, 2. gloves, sox, suspenders, 1S supe Meu’s heavy \l'(l|‘|: un- ) ivin the same wing and on the same floor as the men’s luumh- ings, and for tomorrc 8 lot of BO . AT $2.75, worth y luve also a lot of BOYS' ), worth 53 we huve also ll 1ot of SCOTCH CAPS a0k, for men or oy, AND Ih\\'\“ D 1 I IUI(\LIH{\ (.\\Ul) « U 16th and Faroam sts, uity should study enoughto \visit the 111 So, 1580 st. , be- The ladiesof this their own interest store of M fos, foreth v their new fall hat, as she has witiout any execptionthe largest assortment inthis city, Mrs, Mercer xton bl'k e Some new styles in millinery, Davies, milliner, 1115 13st, e Before Buy A piancoxanine the new scale Kimball plano. A. Hospe, 1513 Douglas, -— 1fYou Want a PianoCheap, Cash ortime, se@the bargiin at 107 N. 16th st. Meiubery, agent. -~ spectacles from & regular optician, You will save time, money and valuable eyesight, \' M. Ruddy, practical optician, 2118, 1ith, st., bhas the best and largest stock, Buy your THE BOSTOY STORE. The Rale of the Friedman Buoces. _Stock is a Great It Draws the Great'st Crowds, De- lights All Castomors and s the Faseost of Any Stck We Have Ever Had. Nevor before have we offeredso many grand hargiins in one ¢ Monday we plice on saly of finest grendo embroideries tion, th ods were r man just before his stock of embroileries hus nover been shown, notwithstanding we will sell them Monduy at 24¢, i 20, 18¢, 5, Bie per yard These '(llllli are m tosell by Friedman from l0¢ to$1. yord. We woull respectfully inform the la- dies that the passage of the nees the pr ent, Y such an opportunity to buyembroide We sell them atthese ridiculous p Monday only. FRIEDMA DRIZ 0S8, Friedman of Council Bluffs had noth- ing but the finest dress goods in his stock, but ve, biying the stock so low, will sell sall the cashmeores, hen- vlettas, flamels, teicots, plids and side band suiting. The goods in these lots are marked from 40¢ to e pe Monday we willsell them for 23 yord. At and W0 plec nd inse ivod by I hilure, A finer mlvx iex wo willsell black brilli cashmeres that sold in Bluf¥s at Sie per yard, At e per yird we will sell Triedman plaid goods, plaid flamels sorge, henriettas, . These goods are all new, bought for thisseasons trade tosell from 81 t0 81,7 S0 per yard, Allthe finestsillkc velvets, all colors, from the Friedman stock that sold from .50 t0 85 perr yard, goes Monday 181,85 per yard. Allthe hdies' cloth frrom goes at 39¢, worth 7ae 1o $l. Imported broadeloth in all colors Se, worth §1 All the » and 25¢ domestic dress goods from thisstock go in ore lot at 12 per yard If you are going to get adressthis fall you cannot aford to miss thissale, as wewillsell Monduy fine dress goods for less money than you can buy the cheaper grad their stock 'w_\L\ S YARN. Germaniowr \rinmad will 1acsnad Friedmun’s pr- Allthe finest muslin_ underwear in Friedman stoek, o at $1 o FRIEDM AN Children’s natur pnts, from 1 to Boys’ and and S mturl gay shirts 11 gray pants and vests $1, EA 1IN BlAdHE satatin gray., white, pink and blw & Frieduan s price 31 to Ladies” medicated searlet shivts and the lnest gools mude, 98¢, n's price $150 and $2, nitary natural I'riedman’s pr atural gmy and scavlet man’s price 85¢, Fricdman’s entire stock sule Saturday in twolot Lot No. 1 conlainsk satir illl colors bluck gold, Friedman’s pr e |)lh'fl Monduy 48, Lot No. 2—Choiceof this 1ot T5e. Here will bn louml ull standard brands, such und Fronch w ven, the of corsets on I} from "81 to $1.25, LADIIZS AND MI33 793 FIDSI In this Friedman stoek is the finest| lne of hoe woever laid eyes on It seemsas il there was nothing too good for him tohandle, and we reilize that to sell them fyst we must sell them cheap, and we wantto sel them cheap, for we canafford to. Tomorrow wesell themat 5, 10¢, 1 e, die and 49¢ THE BOSTON STORE, 114 S, 16thst, e, Morst's Special Blanket Department. Monday we shall placeour entirestock of BLANKETS, COMTON COMIFORTS and DOWN COMEFORTS on sale in our new CEDAR SHELVEDbanket depart- ment, All theblankets we and clean, tractive and we shall offer some wonde ful bargains—21 floor, Farnam st. DRESSMA KING. Wo agiin_repeat the tended Lo ladies to call and give our cus- tom dressmaking depavtmenta triil, WIHETHER Y R MATERIALS WER RCHASED from usor not we are willing to make your dress, knowing that we will have gained o customer when vou see the cass of worle we ave doing. It I8 nothy any means an experiment with us—wao | trnaed workthat for [ L and 1B GANCE of stylo is oqual to any done the world, For the present we are MAKING W ONIS " tho prico charged for similarwork in New Yorlk, Philaelphin or Chiengo. 2fYorts o establish, with the of ll\x- best talont from Paris and e i o smadcing establisment in Omahahas alveady boen groeted with flattering success, and we lhope that Omaha Tadies will seo that itis to their est 10 aid us incavrying on such an ostablishment, Although we havea compl dress patiorns, trimmings, ote, brought from Paris by our reprosentative especially for this dopartment, yotit by 10 menns follows that you must purchase fromus in order (o have your goods mado; bring in your matevials—we will show vou what we an do, show are fresh Thoe departmentis vory at- wing, nvitation ex- » stoele of DEPART 3 MORSE DRY GOODS (0. . Our dressmakor is tho only one west of Chicago that visits Pavis onchsonson, Latost Pavis styls o ceived ovory wook. THE MORSE DRY GOODS (O, -l S s eslio S, Dodge. rof who haw just elwod o largo and enthusiastic fan class i St. Josoph, will opon ¢lasses nox t Friday at Y, N, C AL lotwe hill. DProf, Dodgo apid mothod for im artng 4 pradtical knowledgo of Ger man, and has beon highly suceossful in surrounding citios, [lo promises “u practical knowled go of Gorman inu fivy weeks' cou and has almost innwn erablo testimonials all from rolinble sources in support of thiselain. Further announcement of opening lectures will be made. R SR Soeaman's carcia gos best and cheapest s THE NEW (LOAK HOUSE. The Parisian (loak and Suit Company, 8. E Oorner 16th and Hamey Sts, Will Present Am Elegant French Dol t0 Allthe Litele Ones Tome Monday--Some Big sains for Ladies. Cloaks f Cloaks for ¢ the million. vich and the poor Cloaks to suit the most ecc Lead of stocks of nmomie pue- aswell as the fashion. The most, extensive loaks to seleet from 1o be »stof New York. THIS LARGIEEST 'SIVE CLOAK WEST. CHILDRE; found any where AND ONLY HOUSE 1IN EX- e 'S GIE” at the CLOAK AND SUIT child years will recelve asagifta beautiful French doll This applies I DAY PARISIAN Tomorrow CO. Monday) every be- tween two and twelve only on childven’s eloaks between two purchases of avs and twdve yeaus, Monday. Ladics wi and oily on tomorrow, 1l kindly note that this isno cateh penny trick, but simply duee our CHILDREN'S ¢ to the public, to intro- LOAKDEPARTMENT Our wrices range from $200 up, and weshall prove to you that we are selling ourimmense stock fully twenty- five pev cent cheper than similie goods ave to be had for elsewhere. Mail orders, will v JACHK out of town o after Monday. ) JAC r's. WRAPS, WRAE WRAPS CAPES, CAPES, CAPES, Thousands to choose from, from ive the doll gift JACK Our nice tailor made cloth jackets for #5.00 cannot be duplicated clsewhere for less than $6.00, Fine seal plus lish walking jack- ets$7.98 cach, Splendid s inches long 38 and 40 garment plush sacques, 50 eachy every guwranteed. Cloth Newme thelatest styles NO ¢ “kets $5.00 and up, all A RRIED OVER SEAL SKI FURS, Furs of eve TRASH. RS, seription, all par- ased before the recent great advance inprices of furs and will g our we gl customers the benefit. A gemine A and up sacgue $85,00 TEA GOW choose from, TEA GOWN Thousands to styles. A perfect fit gurantecd, no churge. OUR AIM—Toplease everyone, OURMOTTO—The best goods lowest possible price. PARISIAN CLOAK CHARLE beautiful extra o the & SULTCO., 5 M'DONATLD, Mana Cor. 1th and Hurney, -— HAY DEN BROS, Clonks, Jackets and Shawls. This greatsaleis now at its height. Never in the history of the cloak trade has there been such a sacrifice sale on high grade, stylish and tailor made gar- The variety is beyond son, MIT.LINERY DEPARIMENT cially wellstocked in everything that pertaing to the highest gradd in the latest veltios of foreign and domestic muufactures, Seo for yourselfand got our prices. HAYDEN BROS. Goods and Milline CARPE AND DRAPERIES. It people knew the provocation for this sale it would be ensy to understand why swh sacrifices ave made. The changes now making may compel us to close our store over thir Nllnhlll\d ingrain e com- | voiling and pi \ 5 uu- FER IS ,\..1«x.\.~uu|\.- R ani 7. o vatnmeit ) sandira wool carpets n {he laiest tistie patters at \\m pay Thisdey is showing a splon- aid lino of sstries, bod 1 quettes, velyets, Axministers Wiltons, Special silks, pong ies, portier Py to ke super most - and royal curtaing, elina pposted on our low prices, HAYDEN BROS, | Carpotsand Dy NITURE SALE, Prices lower than evor. Spring mat- W, worth $2, "The best cotton top mattressos made only $250, worths i G:leot oxtension table $5.45, worth $5. Elogant ass . nd vock o at surpri Our g nover hd violy o trossos 1 nd teunk and valise sile has noquil either in guality, va- I vatuo, HAYDEN BROS DewGoods and Puriiture, DOLLS AND FANCY GOODS On account of the uncertiinty ot being open during the holidiys, wo lve de cided {0 closo out our entive stock of olls and Christmas Thoeso gools weeo old taril basis, and are loss than HAYDEN BROS., Diy Goods and Fancy Goods, - “Helloo—Hoelleo, Wl Whatis it? S\Why, MeNmmara has opened ment market at 20th and b streots,” “1s that s0? Does ho s hedidon Cumings streot “Yos, choaper, Just Listen, ™ “Hosells the best cuts from§ to 10 3 pounds of vound steak for stonk Ge, Good ronsts orn beel from § to i other meats i proportion. The best the market af¥ords, ' [n o matory b acan b cued by s meat market, Lhiis 15 w0 hunb — A O matism and cor | hawd, | | Boys Wanted—10 boys wanted at A, D, L. Co., 1804 Douglis. Goul wages 26, 1890,--S1X'T'EICN Great Sile of Grocerl Wemust sell the goods rega cost bofors we take the wall out. 15 pounds pound can for solid pound can any other each for §1; 8 host packed toma best sugar corn storein town will ask the 3 oyste b3 new ®lencin vaisins 10¢ all Kinds of washing powde dealos ask 10¢ hest soap 7 bars for e, pure buekwheat flour | i J hn ms boneless hams Calilornia’ apri 'rin 8 1beans of all kinds of plus You cannot by them in otler store for 2 ; nsed milk 10e, very beste best Java and Mocha ¢ best superlative flour, & Hek wheat flour of jam, 1¢ tard, i condl al kinds ot tle mus- choty choy, - quaet, HAY l)l BROS, Dy goods and groe TOT'SE FURNISHING GOODS. The exposure of our house furnishing goods where the west wall s torn out will damage them badly, Wewill offer themat 1 pricesas will cuse their 40y 241b stone ja dines, bowls and pitehers 203ccach, D Decorated cups and wh, Cuspidores 5e cach, e crenmset 20, Sugar bowls Butter dishes Spoon lolders 5o Creuner Sult and pepper shakoes b Tumble s “h' l-m-h. I'ine goblets be each. Vin Tie, toilet botiles AlL sizes of lamp ehimn hanging lamyp shade: lamps from #1755 up. Stand lamps fi 10¢ up. Flower pots 1e, die, dic each, ey vases from &e 3 Prait plites of every descrip tion from 5 up. Pie ting ~le milk pans le, pudding y ake moulds g, cach, coffee and teapots 10¢ ¢ ench, cge beaters o each skinming and cake spoons Se, shoe blacki slate pencils s from 10e e 5¢ e fork and wash quiclker 1 any other machine in G doen cothes pins 1g elsein our basement has rked down, HAY DEN BROS, Dry goods and house fumishit QH'« IAL SALL OF PERFUES. We the tinest perfumes in the N .\-( id will eut the prices to the corefor Monduay's sale, FOR lie PER OU \tV ine tuber rose, y lang. blooming tnl , have ender, Stewart bouguette, Stephancters, et We have anelegant line for 29c consisting of white rose, oc Magnolin, gotden 1i Maric Autonette and othe fumes 4-0z bottles for 2 ! = M Leen m; two for Poor man’s plaster, 5e cach, 1 BROS, Sam’l Burns imported a lot of dee- orated Viennachina dimer sets before the passage of the MceKinley bill and is giving customers the benefit of the old prie Break fust, $29.00; forme Sce them, dinner and tea set only uction! Av AtB07 N, 16th the entire lot of counters, shelving, glass cases, gus fix- tu awning, show cases, W feet 7-foot partition will be sold on Thursday, Oct, 30, at10 o'clock a. m. R Wells, Aue tioneer. - = Stove mountings venickled, 114 e wost of D 3 its appoinime as the new building AL Orehard on Douglas st., just cast of Iith any whoso™ stock will com tof this well Kuown house, M § Dod e, e ot ho intothe new bullding o fumitun pactient has been added and such an assortment of furnitire as 1s now carvied by Mr. Orchard is seldom to be found, It will well vemy anyome to look theough this house, - - ize that fo 1 trouble with satisfaction all could not tind a compelen Wao have now seeured o () or: hand competont we It your is not running well | let us wand we will attend to ad in this papoer, < RA Y MOND, Jeweler, 1 s and 15th st lmonths we ench eloeks not e 3 Seaman's wagons bestand che - - S Jonusen, the dew This woll known jowe ady for business at iy now Farvaam and 1ih st Lpest. - It the ladics want lowest prices and atth wreet style b5, the millin fine millinery at me time et should visit Iith st the 1118, N, 16, - at S, Banls, 507 y .uunm of clothes; ot from Cincinnati Should deeree that thr You cannot get Kreutze As much s¢ not acknowle h the P, O, Curtains and Deapery. Dewey & Stone Furniture Co. hadell & Co 1522 Douglas. Go to I\ M and bonuets, Fine eare anun’s repository Watel repairing. S, Banlk, 507N, 16, - Zies be - Carpets, Clas, Shiverelk & Ca, 1210 i st 1205, 1203 al - A My Holzhe Fine wateh rep: H13 Dougrl - The Island » strecets, Call o eastuy 1 new office 1602 Sixt PAGES BENNISON BROS. A Fine Line of Special Bargains for Monday. You Will be Greatly Beneflited it You Visit Our Store Monday Extra Inducementsin Al Departments, Newline faney plaid inches wide, on sale 3 7ic., 3G-inch hen only 19¢a dy worth wk brilliantines, 40 inches \\hln‘ E ard: formerly sold at 1tiful black serge at 50¢ wool worth 65e. AllL wool dre yard. 500 children’s all wool eich. 100 pieces unbleached Ble y dress goods, 40 Monday at 50 tas, all new s lannels still go a jorseys canton flannel e comforter prints, . les snow white cotton batts, 3 rolls for large figu DN duy 0 A good ved twill flannel 13e (German wide, indigo blue p ard Mon- Napped fancy yard, worth 1 Old standard hickory stripe Sea yard, not half price. German pink mix flannel 15¢ sold by others STLN Ties umull suits elsewher Ladies” \Hl "hv\un formerly sold at $1.50 to $2.%, closing them outay 9% a pair. Hl"hnl‘ of ladies viped shivtings 10¢ a shirtings yard, £1.98 each, sold cashmiere gloves at dquarters on lic wool and cotton hosiel S our prices, nts” and hoys' loves; a good one. t and children Come in and Fuilline of & men's working gl i, Special sule of boys' knee pants at ¢, e and L0 pai Weoffer 100 dozen lar fringe towels at euchy double, 1 case white bed sproads at that yon cannot mateh less than bleach dinper 1 vorth $2.00, comforters while the prices SPECIALL l'l.l( 12 M We car x\unr f the lines of clouks for children ¢ Childr fancy ple knotted worth o sizo they are 98¢ each plin and_ blaunkets ut to bed rocl, IN CLOAK DE- ad finest ladi s and ks from , solic - ine of mis 98 and £4.98 ¢ Lowest prices ind shout cl rquoted on i oaks. Great variety Id everywher vershoulder shoulder capes Ik hare mul 1 sile missesund ol misses'S 1012 ye trimmed. Come inand see the Extraorainary Sale of Underwear and Hosiery. Thetime is short until the must come down, In order for that event the p rwill tal "\(l\nm mu mendous lel’s hair, Tess thin codt to ma ey ribbed unde worth 40, ribbe wear in jorsey rwear in terwear in 2 |v\ an cotton, only e worth camel's hair underwear o ed from $1 hair underwear Gents” heay dérwear only Gent's ext Tuxe: lvnHu\ ' wool un- 2 heavy wool under 'y« nlnh d "I Torof mide at shirtsonly, at ‘hose only 15¢, re- - wool hose only Tac, ole hose, heavy ribbed, only ney lisle hose only 50¢ sox only 124e commencei HAYDEN BR( Dy and carpet Manieure - g for the He Somewhere about 1868 to 1 supposed that the following named sons resided in or _near Omalk James Leonard, Wil Antoin Duvall and Doherty. Theyor tl y benefited by sending their i s Bennett of 145 Hewes st stute of New York. Any pe theaddress of either will confer a fa Western papers Mus, Mercer. it is |1< T grea .1,' 55 10 . Jrooklyn. sor hwing or their helrs ing same. Monday Stationery, Ribhos Gloves, We have just re writing papers in all We call lowing prices: SOld delworth ™ handsomely put up mateh, in octavo and + per pound, Crane's “all linen," mercial sizes, one quire box, I8 Extra fino twedding plate,” size, one quire m\ Lyons’ “silk parchment,’ one quire box, 20¢ Extra finish croam plate finish with envel commere octavo and commercial o, size, o finish eream lIaid size, one quire box, 10c. Mourning pap creamn wove stoek, commercial N B, FALCC RIBBONS! RIBBONS have purchased dive maier a splendid lot ¢ hwe offer tomorrow, steries in - exty We the wh just wles, at Gde, (]u' e e, the re L the r *y the r at e, the regul is arushon these goods we he enough to go round all o we do not wishto sell more yards of cach number to to1 alar o aular price gular prico is e price is v price i ston any o KIDGLOVES, KIDGLOVE On Monday we place on sale Kid gloves, all new and desi U at the following prices: 4 buttons bria at 1,50, r ton Mot gloves la very great ! N B WOING B0 Door from 14th St \\. must have room line of holid ods and have mined out all the oods must move s to stand in the wa < that make de with us. The vu-cent Store, . HARDY it interesti & CC 1519 Farnam MurriedatTrinity cathedral 20th inst,, one « Union P m\] My Y, A, Tostevi Rev. I'lie marr wgin. 1elos - Having located on the nam and 1th st my muny patrons, they may find 1 corne Lam redy to heretofor umonds iner, IIl .I th, - - lon and Ne t Bliss' the les Davies, m Paris, T shown only head gear York lor of - On Monday Madam exhibit at the Paxton | of infants’ and ehildren’s wear the ladies are cordiall Hude Vier | The First Ann Ball Of the A, O, IL. No, 5 will he Erpling hail, 1912 Sherman W ednesdiy ning, Oct. Tickets, $1.00. ot music —— 0,000 copies of latest she a copy atS. Bank, S, 16th, in millinery, Davies, , that [ had um recently amand 11th the very peetfully ask before making JONASEN, Jew o line of haar s ever shown in Ouiha. Davis, milliner, 1115, 15th st. the co L. cormer Farr yu will find my p Omaha. [ r - Exclusively aNew York Cent tution. Patrons of the N the exclusive advan departing at Grand Central Fourth avenue and Forty-second the very centreof the ¢ity, con to hotdls and residences, larg finest passenger station in A mevie the only one in the city of New Yo The New York Central s trunk line entering the Yo GIZAND city of PROM Wednesdny Eve L Octaher The grandest coneert ever Omaha will take place atthe ( Wednesday evening, October 29 m Admission % conts, el 22 to ladies—On of this coming week we wil bangs, curl and dress hide fi In order o bring our haird snotiee of ladies, Mps, 1) 111 8, 15th st. , opposite Bl el 8, Bank, 507 N Musical boxes, Wednosday paper, olved a large stock of grades and sizes, ticular attention to the s 1 siay octavo and and white than ne lot n i 4 button Belu five ot lcos, ray 4 hutton Um. but. $1.75, FALUCONER. SALE, Tor t of The OO Cent Store, 1310 Farnam St, third door from 14th, on the the conductors, Dean JCWaS eme At m.»u' oreye M. Ruddy, Al of Fape meey sty ad feeling satistied that i most ras silvers choxem len oo will choice line to which invited to call, on Ay venue, 1500 k. 100 Al lnstis w York Central have ge of arviving and station, street, cnieny nd nd the only New h, e ios, ml postoftice. Y ADE CONCERTN 20th, ven ) ise wln‘ in and 1 tri o chirges m fole