Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 16, 1890, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1890.--TWENTY PAGTF MORSE'S NEW DEPARTM Kitchen and Dining Room Furniture and Dishes of All Kinds, In adding this new department to our itore we firstly, endeavored to make it secondly, to offer every mticle at a lower price than has We do not quote prices but ask you to order what you want, as we positively assert our pr than has ever been known in the history of the trade, Further information goods, cte., will be ¢ in the department, pure tory, can b returned and money will be have, complete; ever been known in the west. es ure lower regarding prices, cerfully given you Anything you may e of usif not entirely satisfac at onco refunded. All kinds of china, dishes and glass- tinware, kitchen ware, wooden-ware, dishes, washing utensils, in enormous variety, at lower prices than you ever thought of seeing them before, We want every housckeeper in the city to inspect the goods we show in our new houscfurnishing bave some great bargains in tinware, department; we woodenware, ete., on the 4 AND 9C COUNTERS. Every housekee per will savemoney here; it is the most complete department in the whole west—only one in New York equals it houschold expenses. we will save you half your Do you want tinware? We have it. Do you want stepladders. pails, ete.? We have them here, Do you want tea kettles coffeo pots, strainers, broilers, tin pans, ete.? We have them here, Do you want granite iron ware, stone ware, glas We have them here, Do you kniy ete.? Do you want dinner sets, wash tubs, ses, goblets, ete.? want tea s, meat chopners, brushes, brooms, urns, coffeo urns, We have them here. Haviland jurs, and saucers, anything made in dishes? We have them. In fact you will not have to leave our salesroom dining room—and you may be sure the prices ave right, LACE CURTAIN SALE. We are having curtain sale of the season. The continued increase of our curtain department $s certain proof that headquarters on these goods. We numerous attractive gains to offer, and will be pleased to show our patrons, whether they intend purchasing or not. BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. The Morse Dry Goods Co. have alot of boys’ knee pants purchased at about half price recently in New York, These pants ave made from the remnants of cloth left over from cutting fine suits and are VERY, VERY CHEAP, Boys' knee pants 50¢, worth 7ic. Boys' knee pants 69¢, worth $1. Boys' knee pants, 89¢, worth 81,25, Boys' kuce pants, $1, worth $1.50, Boys' overcoats, $1.90, worth $3.50. Boys' overcoats, $2.50, worth $5. Boys' suits, 81,90, worth 83, Boys' suits 82,90, worth $1.50. This department is on the main floor, Farnam street wing. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. UNDERSHIRTS , AND DRAWERS. Men’s natural gray undershirts, 7sc. Men’s heavy all-wool undershirts, 95¢. Men's natural gray all-wool under~ shirts, $1.25. Men's fine seamless sox, 15c. Men's unlaundried shirts, 50c. Men's night shirts, Tse. Men’s super British sox, 25¢, Men’s heavy gloves, sox, suspenders Boy's clothing isin the same wing and on thesame floor as the men’s furnish- ings, and we offer a special lotof BOY'S’ OVERCOATS AT $2.75, worth fully $4 each; we have also a lot of BOYS’ BUITS AT $2.90, worth 85; we have also a lot of SCOTCH CAPS 50c, for men or ‘boys. china, jurdinieres, eracker cups to furnish your kitchen or our most important we are have bar- MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. TIHE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. THE DRAPERIES, CURTAINS, ETC. That we are prepared to design, make and hang are equal to any that you can purchase in the beet, upholstery and dra- pery stores of the large eastern cities. Special designs will be furnished, drawings submitted and estimates cheer- fully furnished, whether your bill prom- ises to be ten dollars or a thousand dollars, g Brocatelles, spun silks, china silks, titian velours, every desirable fabric, ALL NEW, bought for the opening of this department in our new store. Every desirable shade will be shown you in our drapery and curtain department, We have not a single pairof old style por- tieres or lace curtains in stock. Everything was bought for this store. Ask us for an estimate on window shades—we are now making the best fit- ting and best running window shades ever made in Omaha, THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO, Custom drapery department, CUSTOM DRESSMAKING, The suits and pattern dresses in our custom dressmaking department are on exhibition. We are daily making num- bers of mew customers for this depart- ment, Our fitteris by far the best in the west. Weo know of none in New York or Chicago that can equal her for style or perfection of fit, It isnotan experrment with us, We guarantee a stylish costume and fivst «lass fit, CHE MORSE DRY GOODS CO., Custom dressmaking department, HAYDEN BROS. Special Sale on Monday. We must have more room, We are compelled to force down the prices in order to reduce the stock, and make voom for the largest stock of holi- day goods which is now on the way. Our agents have been busy since lust Murch searching this country as well as foreign countries for everything that is new and novel in the way of toys and fancy articles for the holiday trade. We will ‘have a big surprise for you this sea- son but we must have room to displ NOTE EVERY ARTICLE ADV TISED. Sicillan wrapper cloth reduced to 4%c yard, Armeninn serges now only Tic x\ beautiful line of clan ]1-5 ids inch wide plaids and stripes’ 124c yard, o Amoskeag quinzy eloth 10c yard. American indigo blue prints 2ic yard. \\udhuml\ ginghams, dress styles, The -l-ud dross gingham 5¢ yard: Dark styles flanne luun |n< duced to 2 38-inch wide all-wool suiting, 25¢; was ide wool plaids, worth 45c, o yard, nnel suiting 75¢, worth 81, bi-inch ladies' cloth all wool, worth 95¢, cut down to worth . 6-4 wide brond cloth, all celors, d. lo henvietta in all colors _'n' cashmere now 1fc or . lu fine all wool dress goods there is no house in this eity that will show you a better assortment either in plaids or fancy weaves and you will find our prices the lowest ormoney will be cheer- fully refunded. Surah silk to close, at 19¢ per yard, AlLcolors in double warp surah silk, llu luding black at 45¢, 68¢ and 75¢ per rd. Satins from 22 per We take great pr black silks whict wrd upwards, io in showing our o second tonone in this city our silks are fully warranted at 5S¢, 65 e, 850, 95¢ and $1,00 upwards, A full line of colored siiks, plushes velvets, ete, Great veductions you will also notice in our black dress goods department. None of these bargains 1 will be duplica but in their place you will find the largest display of holiday goods ever shown in Omaha, We must have the room, asour stock is now on the way. SPECTAL COMFORT SALE. Comforts are very bulky and we pro- pose to clear out all'we can, so on Mon- we will offer you comforts at s others ask 50e, comforts cach, All our cheap com- wre bound on the edges, 4 doz sateen covered comforts, turkey red lining, wool_filling, 72x78, at $1.18 cuch, worth $1.7 hintzcovered comforts, turk _clean cotton_ filling, 72 ch, wouth $2.50. both sides sred, clean only $2.25 cach, fancy unpm(ml sateen white cotton filling, worth §3.50. 5 dozen S0x0 extra large, chintze colored, lined ith oil-boiled turkey red, clean cotton filling, each, Fine down comforts at »pu-i ces to close, Special sale on Californin wrapper blankets—Choice of plain colors, $3.50, worth $5: faney figured wrapper blankets that were 50+new $5. All wool erib blankets $1. 50 and wool lap robes at $1.98 and $2. Wo aro the only house i Dr. s natural wool blankets in Omahuy, they o the morey. You will find them only Hayden’'s at $4.75, $5.50 and $6.5 Don't fail to see our wool blunkets cn sale at $1.85a pair, they will not be duplicated. We need all the room to display holiday goods. Uu Monday and as long as they last you can_buy eiderdown flannels at 35 a yard .\L Hayden All wool flannel skirt [m!tu'ns $1 each, Pink wool mixed flannel 10¢ a yard, 2 cases newport white shaker flannel at 10¢ a yard, would be cheap at 1 yar 20 dozen red woven centre tu\\di worth 25¢, reduced to 17¢ each, 50 Alu/on Iknotted fringed damask tow- each. dozen ull linen huck towels reduced each, ancy border, 16-inch bleached crash only 6e o yard. A linen crash, 5e a yard, 20-inch wide fancy aback toweling, extra heavy, worth 25¢, cut down to 18¢ a yard. Linen scarfs for dresses 35c¢, 50c, 75¢ and $1each, Pringed napkins 5¢ each, worth §1 a dozen, Special bargain in bleached cotton flannel at Sc yard, worth 12ic. All muslin and double width sheetings at net cost during this sale and in some cases at less than cost. Remnants of every description in all the different departments at prices next to nothing; they must be sold; we need all the room for Holiday goods; take ad- vantage of this sale, 1t will pay you, H \YDI N BROS., Dry Goods and Car, puts. CARPETS, We must make room for our holiday goods, and our stock of carpets and dri- peries take up such a large space we will make the biggest cut in carpets ever made in Omaha in order to reduce the stock to get the required space. , Ingrain’ carpets 0c, 8¢, 400 and 45, nment hlul!lll nll wool, 55¢, 6Sc; -ply, 76¢ and 95c, worth 1.25, Tapestry Brussels, 500, worth from 3 tiers for $6,5 n(fm' $7.50; $18 portiers for $0: bordered top and buttnm ringed top and_bottom; m, 8¢ per yurd; floor oil cloth, 25¢ per yard; table oil duth 17c. HAYDEN BROS,, Dry Goods and Carpets. e fl(h' 5e, 75e, $12 por- Dr. Matthews, dentist. 850 Bee bldg. AL LR The Western Art Exhibit. Open Sunday from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m., in the New York Life building. B . W. R, BE! o, Oapitol Ave., Omaha, Intend this holiday time, as they always have done, to take the lead in holiday oods, Owing to their largely increas- ng trade, tlmf' have been obliged to re- move thelr principal stock of novelties and toys to their 2nd floor. Their stock of imported and domestic toys is com- Rlcw and prices will suit all pockets, loys from 1¢ up, There is pleasure in both giving and receiving, and the goods suitable on this floor for presents com) prise tasteful glassware, lamps, !uncy chairs and all kindsof furniture and bric-a-brac tastefully selected and sold at_the lowest prices. Visit our 2nd and 8rd floors, You will be politely treated and not worried to buy, ~Believe us, we are speaking truthfully when we say our goods are cheapest and best. i St. Andreasberg Oanaries or!Rollers, will arrive this week. See advertisement Max Geisler’s bird store. ——— The improved New Process gasoline stove at Stoetzel’s, 1621 Howard, | be HAYDEN BR Great Sale of Grooeries, This is pretty near the last call before the wall is moved. This sale will be Monday, Wednesday and Frida, 15 pounds granulated sugar, $1.00; 17 pounds extra C sugar, $1.00; this is al- most white; imported new Valencia rai- sins, S8ke worth imported new English currants, 7ic, would very cheap for 1bc, but we must sell; very fine re i y evaporated ~ California rice, Se, 6de, Tiey soda cracke yster erackers,” de; King’s self- buckwheat flour, 4ic:Heck solf-r 4ie; pancake flour, 43c st pure buck- wheat flour, fe; all kinds of washing pow- e, Bhey hnlnLuu head chee m, ham, lu.r. 1 yoneless ham, 10 am cheese, 15¢ solid packed, 8- hest sugar corn, nds California 8-pound can ]vl\|n|~ 1 d-pound can apricots, best condensed milk, 10¢, 124¢ and mported chow- , 15¢ per quart; ars best laundr evaporated blackberries, Tier large bottle blueing, 5¢; household amonia, 5e per bottle s per can, s on flour, Davis Royal, No. 10, $1.60. Minneapolis Best Superlative, $1.35. Snow Flake, $1. HAYDEN BROS Dry goods and groceries, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, We were in hopes of putting the car- load of crockery just received inour new basement, but ‘not being ready we had to crowd it into our old one and an- other car is following this one. If it should get here before the new building is ready we would be compelled to leave it on the street. In order to avoid it we will sell the carload just in at prices never heard of before, which we know will give us the desired room. Handled cups and sauce porset; dinner 8, B3¢ per set; 5 pie plates, 22¢ be; vegetable dishe and round, 20c; wash bowl and pite! hm‘ 204c each; chdlnlu‘m. covered, 45¢; un- covered chambers, +35¢; pitchers, 15c; sauce boats, slop ' Bey dishes, each; 5¢; nappies, s fruit 240 each; goble milk pans milk crock stove polish, se, 6 doz clothes pins, se; finest wash hn.nd made, 13c; all kind of lamp chi owel and hint racks, o3 rolling pin : potato masher, 7 huxr;. whips 5e up, cuspidore 20c; aien mop: dish pans, 15¢; 6 knives and 6 forl ron hanging soap, dishes 5c; tin |I1|w 24c each; children’s A, B. ( lates, 5 and 10¢ each; the superior (e, $1.75; complete lamps, 15¢; the west line of reading lamps in Omaha m $1.00 up; piano lamps, $4.75, worth 5,000 fancy cups and saucers 10¢ up; carpet sweeper, $1. and g¢offee pot 10c; tea 2ie; coal scuttle : coal wash tubs, clothe ey nun\n‘rlm.lnl 35¢, and M. flat irons, 3 irons, 1 handl 1 stand, sold everywhere for and water pails 10c. See what you can buy at Hayden’s for le, . from tea kettle: shovels baskets L Streete dozen clothes pins le, 1 packs stove polish Te, 2 tin spoons lc, 2 spoons 1e, 2 boxes of tacks le, bed ers le, mouse traps le, milk pans 1 pudding pans le, pie tins le, paddie pans 1e, flour dredges lc, door stops le, wood rope hooks l¢, hat hooks le, nutmeg graters le, rolling pins le, stove lifters le, flower pots le, mustard spoons le, gimléts lc, harness snaps le, screw drnun lc. HAYDEN BROS. Dry goods and house furi nuh.uw HAYDEN BROS., DRUGS. Special sale, Monday only. The cheapest and best place to buy drugs of Chicago. ight's Sarsaparilla price $1, re 59¢, regular arsaparilla 70¢, regular price aparilla 70, regular price 81 S. S, and $1. T0¢; small , large size, gular price §1. regular | Ki‘lmm regular o $1.40, Burdock’s Hlnud Bitters, B. B. B., 70¢, regular price $1 ‘Warner’s Illm‘\ and Liver cure 95¢, regular ~ Medical Discovery $1.10, Discovery, 30c, regu- Bull’s Cough up, large 39¢, small 19¢, regular prices 50¢ and 95c. 30 per cent transparent glycerine soap, 2 cakes for 15c. All other soaps at re- duced prices on Monday. All perfumes at half price on Monday. Household ammonia, large bottle, 8c. small 5¢, Gold paint for gilding and decorating purposes containing 6 bottles of different shades, 19¢, regular price, 50c. French enamel paint 10e a bottle, ular price IAYDEN BROS, Dry Goods and Drugs. reg- Pl el The Western Art Exhibit. Open Sunday from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m., in the New York Life building. A SENSATION FOR MONDAY, The 99 Cent Store, 1319 Farnam St., Has Created a Panic in Prices of House Furnishing Goods Owing to their desire to reduce the stock. Space must be had at any sacrifice as our enormous stock of holiday goods must be properly displayed. Come and see us Monday early and sceure some of the tale bearing bargains we ure offer- ing. Tinware at less than the cost of the tin plate—tin cups 2e, 3¢, 5c; pans 4c, 5S¢ and up\\.xrd, cake cutters strainers 8¢, ¢, dippers 4e, 8o und 10¢; pie pans 2ic; shovels e, and 1 lipped sauce pans 5e, 8c, square bread pans 8e, 10¢; coffee pots 10¢, 15¢, 19¢ and 25¢; dish pans 15¢, 19¢ and 25¢; lamp burners 5¢; towel rm'lm be, 10e; clothes racks 10¢ and upward; coal hods 22¢ and 45c; decorated © ham- ber pails vegetable mashers be, 8¢ and 10 vegetable ladles 10c; flour sifters 10c and 19¢; lhousxmds of other bargains in tin and wire goods. Padlocks ¢ and 10¢, curry combs 5¢ and 10¢, chopping kul\ofloo and 10¢, steel hxunmcrs be, 8e, 10¢, screw d ‘\ers‘ be, 10¢, Potts putonb sad irons $1.25 per set, nickle handle frying pans 10¢, solid steel frying pans d45c, best wringers $1.98, worth $4, tubs , 65¢, The, pails 15¢ ench, wash boards 19c, clothes horses 250, 80c and 49¢. Wonderful values in baskets, We haye the most complete line of these goods west of New York. Our stock of toys, dolls, albums, fancy goods, eto,, ete., is not surfmssed by any house in the country, while the prices are guaranteed as low as the lowest. 'l‘rn.dfng 15 made easy at our store where every accommodation is offered to our patrons. Make it a point to visit, THE 99 CENT STORE, 1819 Farnam st, -— Mr. Otto Siemssen has accepted a position with Ames real estate agency, 1507 Farnam st., where he will be pleased to see his friénds, phaiututis-Suniaficn Hayaen Bros. Extraordinary sale of underwear for Monday, “THE FAIR" 1N 8 DAYS Must Olose Out Every Pieco of Dress Goods and Linen, As That Store Mas Been Rented and We Must Give Possession in Eight Days—These Prices Must Do It. ALL DRF GOODS 'I‘II\I‘ \\'l.[ 3 50C AND 75C TO GO o8 of fine grade inch wide, plain and fancy olored (h'ou goods, comprising everything in our k that was formerly marked 50¢ and £0 now ut 2ic, At $2.00, dress patterns, each contain- ing 8 yards 40-inch wide material of the well known Jumestown mills. They come in combination crepe cloth effe noveity stripes, plaids, and are worth $4.00, 0w to close go at $2.00, At 50 we will »u\l ou 150 all wool , all colors h\n. importation, now go for $2.5( At $3.00, choice of all our finest nov- elty dress patterns in silk _and wool plaids, stripes and checks. All new and cho goods; worth $10.00 and $12.005 £0 tomorrow at & NI To glose out our linen de p( we will offer thlese extraordinary bargains All linen X J. tril fine bleached table damaslk, with red boeder, 85¢ 4 yard. Full bleached imported German table damask 5( All other linens to be sold out in the same proportion, FUR 'l']{l)l\]]\(:\ I)(‘ Our entire and light fur tr A YARD. nutria, black nnm'r~ at 4ae a yard, n |u||~ nml browns at 85 a y BLACK .\IUN ¥ We tomorrow off good qual Fine bla a set. We have 12 ve sets of buy s.mufl and boas,$1.75 fine light colored fur and mulfs which cost us to My we close them out tomorrew We have also 8 elegant light “colored bous and mufls that were $10, that go to- morrow at $3.5 CLOAKS MUST GO. We offer you tomorrow the «choice of fine plush jackets, made up in the new- est style, with reve , that were 825, for £10. Your choice of our 40 inch long seal plush cloaks at & , $18 and . We guarantee them to be worth double. “To sell out our ladies’ eloth newmar- kets we now make the following reduc- reduced to §6 newmarkets reduced tc $12 newmurkets reduced to $: $15 newmavkets reduced to % h Our entire stock of n()\vl(nu n ladies’ winter wraps and plush fue-trimmed quilted silk lining, garments that we sold as high as $60, to be sold out tomor- row at 15, SELLING OUT SHAWLS. Heavy gray and brown wool beaver shaw hat were $2.50, now $1 Our finest grade of $7 beaver reduced to $3. 5 Fine all wool breakf: at 25¢. LADIES' AND CHILDRE: R. f 1 sizes of children’s white merino underwear now at se. Our finest grade of childven’s all wool scarlet underwear at 124c for first size, SR shawls shawls now go 'S UNDER- All our sm children’s sizes re- of aill finest grade zephyr knit underwear in duced t ribbed > of imported ladi hand knit vest reduced from$ SELLING OUT COTTO Tomorrow we will ¢ lose out our e ntire stock of 8¢ canton flannel at de. Our heaviest grade of cotton flannels now goat 10c. Our extra heavy hlx‘l])ull and plaid gray flannels go at 123 Double fold wool v worth 3¢, Fine silk veiling at 5¢, with bord worth 25¢. We'll soon be sold out, . THE FAIR. J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, 2, 504, 506, 508 and 510 S, 13th st, LIS e, gs at 10c a yard, J. Benson. rge and handsome es and cloaks in s up to eightyes These goods are in the latest and prettiest styles thata made. All we ask is for you to see them. If youare wanting any we know we can sell to you, For Monday per cent off on these g¢ HOSIERY AND UNDERWE!/ ‘We have an immense stock in hnlh of these departments and will guarantee tho prices to bo t1 in every in- stance. Boys’ he - school hose, \hu‘x'.\nh'd fast | 25 cents, Beautiful quality fine ribbed double knee and high spliced heel, all sizes, 45 cents, Ladies’ fleece lined, 25 cents and upwards. Lad wool hose with merino heel and toe, 2 s and upward, Many ladies are afraid to wear black hose on account of the strong dyes that are used in coloring, We have a hand- some hose in grays and tans: price 45 cents, NECKWEAR. We have just received a large line of pompadour ruchings in all colors and a great variety of styles used for dress trimmings or neekwea YARNS, Our yarn department is very and choice, Germantowns, 15¢ skeing best zeph quality germantown, cents a skein. Saxony, Spanish, man knitting, -Shetland, zephyr, crm\l angora, ice wooly"rug \urn—ull the hest qualities of its kind that is made, but L he price as cheap as the cheapest, ART DEPARTME Our fancy goods stock is overflowing with beautiful new goods, so many en- tively new designs, We are crowding up other departments so as to give more room 1o these goods, so that people may sco what we have without being so crowded. MRS. J, BENSON, 15TH NEAR DOUGLAS, line of children’s dr large ety An Upright Piano Used only 8 months at a sacrifice, Mein- berg’s, 107 North 16th st. Gold filled watches, Elgin, Springfield or Waltham at Hayden Bros,, $10.95 up; warranted, Carpets, Chas. Shiverick & Co., 1208, 1208 and 1210 Farnaia st Ll el Drs, Glasier & Dodge, 407 Paxton blk. ALl Our Newcastle coal comes from Ohio, Guaranteed to be equal to Rock Springs, Mount &Griffin, THE BOSTON STORE. Le Baron Holt & Uo.'s SBample Dress Pat~ terns on Sale. 8 Large Sample Trunks Just Recelved from Le Baron Holt & Co.'s Great Failure Filled With Beautifal Sample Dress Patterns, Every patfrn will be counters Mond reach of ev put up to = $3.98. You ulu.uhl 800 appreciate them, Eve trimming and buttons to match, You will find'in the trimming the very latest novelty in Persian stripes, plaid silk velvets and all new and just’ out for the Christmus trade, The Le Baron, Holt & Co. stock was bought at less than one-third what it cost to import. We have decided to let it go at one-half Le Bavon, Holt & Co.'s our mnllu being **Quick Sales and placed on our y morning at prices in Some patterns wero , our prico Monduy the patterns to ey pattern has the ivery lady in Omaha should visit this ulnp rtmenton Monday without fail. s patterns of 8 rds cashmere inches wide with 2 dozen buttons, 8, worth $3.50, Jress pattern striped Vietor style, with 2 worth $4.50, Dress patterns of 6 yards dress cloth 54 inches wide, with 2 dozen buttons, $2.48, worth $5.00. Dress patterns of 8 yards brilliantine an buttons §1.25, worth patterns of 7 yards imported vcloth with 2 dozen buttons for 58, worth $4.00. Dress pattern of 8 yards black Eng- lish cashmere with 2 dozen buttons for $2.08, worth $4. pss pattern of 8 yards black mo brilliantine with2 dozen buttons #: worth $6, Dress pattern of 9 yards black im- ported henr with 2 dozen Dbuttous for #3. worth Dress pattern of ds all wool tricot with 13 yards of latest style fancy silk trimming for $5.78, worth $10. Dress pattern of 5 yards 56 inch ladi cloth with 2 dozen buttons for 5, worth 6, Dress pattern, 8 yards, brillinntine, with 2. worth $4.50, n of French 'ds with 2 dozen ) ttern of 8 wool imported hen latest sty ) 8 yards checked and veloth, The very latest dozen butions for $2.34, mohair fancy for 2 dozens buttons s patte i henriettp cloth of 0 yu buttons ards very finest all- ctta with 13 yards rocaded silk for 4 rds velvet 8, worth 6,50, Inglish hen- rsian 2-dozens buttons for Dress pattern of 8 rietta with 13 yards silk trimming for $3.48, worth % OUR DOMESTIC DI2 A Bleached muslin on sale Monday at 3ic a yard. Good weight white shaker 4%c a yard, worth 10c. Fancy wool skirting flannel goes Mon- a yard. riped and check cheviot skirting at Gica yurd. Genuine turkey rved, table dama warranted not to fade, at 23c, worth 40 f bleached German, table da- nches wide, 35¢u yard, worth flannel at otted worth 3ae. towels at 19c, Tidy towels, drawn thread and k fringé, lavge size, for 17¢. 40 inch Turkish bath worth 50c. Lace curtain nets, with tape edge, at 123 yard, worth 2 Extra large size white quilts worth $1. 11-4 Marsecilles quilts at 98¢, worth $1.75. Our grand hosiery sale is continued on Monday. Infants’ all wool cashmere hose, 9e. Ladies’ all wool cashmere hose, 19¢. Gents’ blue and brown mixed seamless sox, Ge a pair. Gents’ gennine British half hose, 15¢. Our underwear sale is acknowledged the cheapest ever known, Children’s all wool scarlet vests and pants, 12e. jersey ribbed vests, ’ natural wool a s, H0c, Visit our cloak department on Mon- da, ‘We have some of those beautiful wraps for $15 that cost from $50 to $100 to import. Our millinery department is second to none west of Chicago, Our $3.25 velyet toques can’t be dupli- cated for less than ! THE BOSTON STORE, 114 5. 16th st. —— e — N. B. Falconer commences on Monday a great sale of silks, linens and cloaks and opens their book department with a great sale aud the lowest prices ever made. for 69c, 250, shirts and Club members of the Innocent Abroad, Coreopsis, Windsor and Home Circle are invited to join Morand’s Thursday gesembly. - Toris vensonable. - Lessons Tuesday, l~mlu Extraordinary sale of underwear for Monday Beryos Bank; 507 N. 16, - Have You What? Why, the Acorn base ‘burn- ers, Ifnot, it will pay you todo so. The demand for the Acori has been so gr this fall that the manufacture have been unablo to supply them, We are now receiving large shipments and will be able to supply not only those who have been waiting but all comers. The Acorn isthescientific stove of the age, and is the original ventilator from which all its would-be competitors are copied IExamine the Acorn. JOHN HUSSIE, 2407 Cuming St., Sole Agent for Acorn Stoves and Ranges 0 Them? R Pearl opera glasses in fine morocco cases $3.50, worth $10.00, at Hayden Bros, et Mr. J. B, Parrott has accepted a position with Ames real estate agency, 1507 Farnam st., where he will be pleased to see his friends. et Mount & Griffin’s Newcastle coal; best soft coal in the market. Guarunteed equal to Rock Springs. R € Bruno guitars at S, Bank’s, 507 N, 16, —_———— Shoes! Shoes! Money saved by calling on Omaha’s lowest price reliable shoe dealers, ZUNDER & HARRIS 1520 Douglas St. Weathor strips for sale at C. B, Mor- ¥l1lins o/l6es than any. piace in ke ol Storm doors and sash can be purchased at O, E. Morrill’s, 1614 Dodge and 1115 Dodge, cheaper than any placo in Omuha, all sizes constantly on hund, il b Seaman’s wagons best and cheapest. e The Westera Art Exhibit, Open Sunday from 10 4, m. to 7 p. m. in the New York Life building, PARISIAN CLOAK AND SUIT C0. Bpecial Announcement of a 8laughter Salo of Oloaks, Twenty Thonsand Dollars Worth of Cloaks Sacrificed at Fifty Cents on the Dollar at Our Sale Monday. Never in the history of Omaha has such an opportunity been presented o the public. All new and stylish goods. No old shop-worn trash, as is usually offered at the so-called cheap sales, Genuine “*bona fide” bargains will bo offercd in ladies’, misses’ and children’s cloaks TOMORROW, MONDAY, and continue during the week until all are sold, NEWMARK 150 Newmarkets, £10,00, 95 Jncquard Newmarkets, § be a bargain at $12 250 NEWMARKETS! .00 cach, worth ), would handsome Newmarkets, elegant materials, your choice $10.00 each, worth double the money. A choice variety of handsome novelty garments fully fifty per cent less than similar garmants Newmarkets and long can be had for elsewhere. Sce our jackets, next week’s price #4.50. See our jackets, next week's prices at 5,00, See our $7.50, See our $10.00. See our novelty jackets from $12 Next week’s pr from $18.00 to & (HIII)HI S AND MISt CLOAKS Our styles are too varied to enumerate juckets, next week’s prices jackets, next week’s prices 50 to es will cost in these columns, Alls Our pr s from 2 years to 16 years, s start from $2.00 up. All new styles, and made with a view to durability and comfort, We shall positively offer astonishing bargainsin children’s cloaks tomorrow and during the week. READY MADE DRE S. BARGAIN BARGAINS! Bargains in suits, Bargains in tea gowns, Bargains in morning wrappers. We guarantee a perfect fit or no sale, FURS! FURS! FURSL Seal skin jackets from $85.00 up. Seal skin sacques from $125.00 up. Plush jac kets from $8.00 up. Plush saques from $13.50 up. MUFPFFS, BOAS AND COLLARETTES. Our furs and plushes were all con- tracted for lo vance in pric SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, We will offer some tempting bargains in shawls. Ladies save money and examine the bargains at the great cloak sale of the PARISIAN CLOAK AND SUIT CO, S. E. cor, 15th and Harney sts., before the greet ad- Ramgo Building. . novelties in jewelry at s prices at Hagyden Bros. L Hayden Bros. Extraordinary sale of underwear for Monday. All the half jewe Musical boxes at S, Bank’s, 507 N, 16, The improved Ne s gasoline stove at Stoetzel’s, ]1:.:1 lln All Music at Half Price. 6,000 pieces only 1 copy at Mein berg’s, 16th st. bét. Capital uve & Dodge. Rubbers! Rubbers! B Zunder & Harris, 1520 Douglas street, headquarters for rubbers and overshoes of all kinds or anything in the line of shoes and slippers, Largest stock, 1 est prices, ZUNDER & HARRI 20 Douglas $t. e Never before have I had the stove trade that T am having this fall, and the demand is for fivst class goods. The aue is all day lnm:\\ ek in and week out, T eame to sce a hion steel range, or I ecamo to see a Round Oak. The Fashion steel range has features that housewives have been looking for for many years, OETZEL, 1621 Howard. Tefore Buymg A plano examine the new seale Kimball piano. A, Hi 513 Douglas, stock of meats, fish and frosh oys- s is complete. Just read our prices, Loin steak, 10¢; porterhouse, 10¢; mut- ton roasts and chops, 10c; pork chops, 8¢, and all other meats in' proportion. GEO. W. KURZ, 1714 Nicholas. - Nickel alam clocks, Bros, 75¢. Hayden & A, Orchard, Carpet, furniture and drapery. - 8t. Andreasberg Canaries or Rollers, e this week, Seeadvertisement sler’s bird store, - Novelties in Ladies's Shoes, Just received a large variety of ladies’ fancy cloth-top, front-lace and button shoes, in hand turns and hand welts, the new piceadilly last, latest eastorn crg They are beauties, ' Inspection solicited, Novelties in children’s and misses shoes. ZUNDER & HARRIS, 1620 Douglas st. —— - Auction Furnitu; Auction! 2548 Davenport sf., Monday, 10 a. m, Contents of the entire house, fine folding bed, carpets, range, hn,nuu; stoves, chairs, tables, etc., cooking utensils, ching, glass, Sale at 10 a. m, prompt. Robert \\'('llw. Auctioneer, You should try our Newcastle coal and be convinced; it is equal to Rock Springs, Mount & Griffin, L AL I Curtains and Darpery. Dewey & Stone Furniture C., ——— Fine Lmrmgun. bo‘u an's repository, ‘\lundulhm und Athol'h at S, Bank’s, \ 16, BENNISON BROS. Prices Smashed to Atoms for Monday's Sales More Special Bargaine at Our Sale Tomorrow Than You Ever Saw ~We are Cutting the Frices on Cloaks. 25 plecoes fanc; nmm dum-..m only B¢ yarc 1 red twill Il.lunl'l at 18¢ yard, 100 ||1|~<N standard dvess prints 444 yard, The only place in Omaha wherg | you can buy a %1200 and $15.00 down vomforter for Don't fail to sce them, wo are closing thom out at $5.00 enchi. Wo can sell you tho best regulur omfortor you'ever saw at $1.75, few we will close out Mone ach, worth $1.00, elegant ped shirtings for children’s Be_yard , just half | . 1 bale 86 inch \mhluu'hul muslin, 8 qunl one, Monday, 20 yds for $1.00, ¢ striped all wool * wrapper flans nels foc Y worth 60c, Wo will off¢ Monday the choice of 50 pieces all wool dress goods, plaids, pos and pluin_goods, 2 inches X » yard,worth from 75e to $1.00, dozon ladies’ black cashe meve hose, all wool, at v, for merly sold at 43¢, ) dozen ladies’ 250 fancy striped knip imported, 69¢ cach, worth $1. They go Monday at only 6l e all wool Mlannel shirt waists at 21.00, ay 800 black ]nnl Je e s’ black cashs , Monday at 25¢ and 40¢, just cent be fow regular values, vests per; 500 pieces in ribbong D 1 carpets, rmL\nN oil cloths, ete,, still continues, Carpets laid free of cha ]{u\' your house furnishi woods now, closing out our basement to muke room for holiday goods, Get your cloalks now while prices are being cut. BENNISON BROS, of A Touchof High Lif." Anticipating the rise in prices cigars, “Robertson Bros.” 216 Soutd Fifteenth street, have purchased over 500,000 of the choicest imported Key West and sced wann cigars ever offered to the lovers of the scductive weed. THE CHARITY BALL is now open, money for all, no advance price. Box trade especially catered for et e Ay Hayden Bros. Extraordinary sale of underwear fop Monduy:. o o e R, HAY 1ROS, Speeial Sale of Cloiks and Shawls for Monday. CLOAK ND SHAWLS. Ladies’ double bro ~(-'nl English walls »duced from: ed reefer beaver and ). pr i double bre aingonal chevron reduced from §! Ladies’ reefer navy blue beaver, entire garment bound wi rold cord, girdle with tassels, length 27 inches, $7.50; re- duced from %10, ies’ double bre ne worsted, lary reduc Ladies’ blue cheyv vith gold cord, high 24 inches, Ladies’ jacket in sted jacket lapel from $10 ot, bound all around houlders, length from £8.5 \un._v. beas , reduced from $8. v double shawls, size 72x :d from n beaver and blacl length * prices, b cloaks in beaver and fancy plaid cloaking, ages 14, 16 and 13 year: price $1, $1.50, $5 t0 12, reduced o: From to 5 Sample line of ludies' newm be closed out at a great reduction, All our ladies capes in plush and astrachan must bo_sold and will go a§ one-half regular pr Ladics’ plush sacques and jackets made of the best Salts and Walker piush. Ladies’ plush sacques, 40 inches long, madoof Sults plush, 15, reduced from 850, Ladies’ plush sacques, 41 inches long, made of Salts plush, $18.00; reduced from $2 ), Ladies’ plush sacques, 44 inches long, made of Salts plush, $20.00; reduced from 25, 00, Ladies plush jackets, mads of Saltg plush, from $8, $10, $12 to $40.00; reduced one-hulf. Childven’s plush coats in all the latess shades, ages, 1, 2, 8 years, $3.00; former price $5.00, On Monday we will give to each purs chaser of our $25,00 seal plush coat & handsome seal plush mufl. HAYDEN BROS., Dry Goods and Cloaks. e T Hayden Bros. Extraordinary sale of underycar for% Monday. W. R. Omaha, their groce considerab] and butter de trade in these dep't’s had inc such large proportions that they h-lb compelled to provide better servi their ¢ l~lnuu-|-< will be uow more ¢ i and more room, rfore, sell sweet u)nn!xy lml(ul,[l sh from the dxl). ab pri®es that cannot be beaten in th There will be a res duction in m today in all grades, The m-me of people, and mostly the same Kind faces that besiege our butter counters every day, prove better than our own wvoor words that our butter is cheapest and best, B A. Max Holzheimer Co. Fine watch repairing, 1413 Douglas st. e Special Sale - Over 1,000 elegant trimmed hats, bone nets, toques and turbans to be sold_at & fice, Sale begins Monday and con= tinues all week, Three floors 100 feet deep filled with the latest styles. Our cos will be less than johbors’ priced, 1l and see our large and low prices, us you will be benefited an money. 1. 1510 Douglas st e Tickets at_lowest rates and su peri accommodations via the great Roel id route Ticket office, 1602-—Si. teenth and Farnam streets Omaha. Cornish &Robe son attorneys,haveres moved their offic to 1R 54 1o 57, Burker bl B0 11 All the standard watches on sale a$ half jeweler’s prices at Hayden Bros, - Guitars 83 at S. Bank’s, 507 N, 16th, S e— The improved New Proccss gasoline stove at Stoetzel’s, 1621 Howard. - The improved New Process gasoling stove at Stoetzel’s, 1621 Howard, < -