Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 6, 1891, Page 16

THE ()‘\lAHA DAILY BEE, SU \D AY,, I)lu( FAMB iR 6. 1801—S EN oF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, ETC. s 0 Wi PAGES. THE PEOPLE'S MAMMOTH INSTALLMENT HOUSE. WE ARE ON THE RAGGED EDGE For many reasons which will be made public soon. disposed of without regard to loss Our entire stock must be We are frightfully overstocked, conse~ quently we are forced to start a sale so stupendous and extraordinary that lt can be safely said, that no sale of such magnitude, at such unheard of prices was ever held in this city or any other city before. per cent on every article GHRISTMAS. PHESENTS BY THE THOUSANDS, Parlor S Omaha. hey have beaten he world on ertmg Desks. Ultb, Absolutely a loss of 25 to 50 There is an enormous stock of Fancy Tables, Fancy Chairs and No such stock of these goods were ever seen Sideboards, Bookcases, etc., both in numbers, variety and beautlful selectlon and all these beautiful goods to be disposed of, beginning tomorrow, Monday, December 7th, for less than manufacturer’s cost. efit of the best selections. All II()llkLly Goods rcscrvcd on 1ccc1pt of a small lnymcnt This sale shall continue until all of the stock is disposed of. Those coming first get the ben- —_— FORC ED SALE OF FURNITURE. Tolding Beds, regular price 875, 1 sule price $58.50. Plush Arm Rockers, regular price 810, forced sule pri Solid cak pl regular price § L2} fo form parlor rockers, , forced tale prico Cradles, regular price 83, forced salo price §1.3 Cheval Mirror, solid oak, regular price price $17.50. Revolving offlce chairs, antique, reg- e $7.50, forced salo price Bedsteads, r(';,\)lm price $15, for sale price $7.50. Clock shel sale price 5Cc. Center Taoles that have always been sold for 33.50, now go tor $1.65, Center tables that have never sold for less than $7.50, will be sold for 8. Center tables that were $15, now go for $6.90. Marble top tables that were $12.50, go now for $6. Library for $9.5 Butler tr for 12,50 no 6. Springs that were sold last week for G'ilzl)nm\ sell for $1.50, French plate glass, 35, forced sale ed regular price §1, forced tables that were sold last weelk now s(zll for Kitchen tables that weresold formerly for §2 now sell for 90e. Kitchen Chairsthat weve 60c, now sell or Children’s folding beds that always sold for 7.50 now sell fc Medicine cabi nets t 3.50, now sell for $1.6 Hat racks that were 25c now are 8c. Hall racks that were $15 now sell for 86.90. Haull racks that were $25 now sell for ). 1t always sold for s that were formerly sold at $2, 2.50, £3 and $3.50, your choice for $1.50. Brass purlor stands, former price $9, will now sell for & Oalc parlor rockers. former price $8.50 now to be sold fov $4 Office desks that formerly sold for $25 will now be sold for §i2. Galt chairs thuy wero §6.5 be sold for Gilt v sold for 50 will now s that were $10 will now be in polished oalk, 16th cen- tury or antique finish, that al s sold for $7.50, will now be sold for §: . Parlor suits in plush or tapesiry, an- tique ouk or 16th century finish, highly olished suits that have always ‘sola’ for 87.50, will now be sold (m- $18.50. Parlor suits in silk plush, in any fin- ish, that have always been sold for $60, will now be sold fo! 8, Parlor suits in Wilton rugs or import- ed tapestry that have always been sold for $100, will now bs sold for $55. SRECIAL TERMS. $15 worth of goods sold for $1 per week or $4 per month. $30 worth of goods sold for $1.50 per week or $6 per month. inis .we hh.lll sell until all ave sold for & FORCED SALI: OF FURNITURE. Chamber suits that were last week $15.75, we will sell tomorrow and until all are sold for $6,90. Chamber sujts that were last 22,50 we shall now sell for $11.40. 16th cen- week oards, in antique and tury e last week $18.50, 0. Sideboards, in antique, 16th century and old English, that were $30, we shall sell this weelk for $14.5 Sideioards, in antique onk, piano pol- ish finish, that we sold last week for $38, we shall now sell for $19.50. Foiding beds that we sold last week 50, we shall now sell until all are the insignificent sum of $7.20. Upright and folding beds that we have al s sold for $25, we will now sell for $11.90. Cheffoniers that we have alwagys sold for $15 we will now sell for $6.90, ChefToniers that we have always sold for $30 we will now sell for $14.50. Cheffoniers, with French pl rors, that we have always sold for $35 wo will now sell for $17.5(0 Ludics’ desks that weve formerly $15, $18, 822,50, will now be sold for $12.50, 814, 5 in any finis have always gold for $10, $1 we will now sell for $4.90, and that wo $15, 818, $7.50, $8.50 s of which have 0, 45 and $50, 50, $15, $19.50, tar ies, the pr always been §25, $30, will now be sold for $1 F24, $27.50. Read rockers, prices formerly $5, $7.50, $8.50, take your choice for $3. Fancy rockers, solid oak, upholstered in imported tapestry, any finish, former price $7, forced sale price $2.40. Large arm parlor rockers,upholstered in newest shades of silk plush or im- ported tupe that have always been sold for $10.50, be sold now until all are sold for $4.75, guaranteed to be cheap at double the price. Plush parlor chairs, spring seat, for- merly sold for $7, now $3.50. Children’s x'ocku . sold last week for $1.50, 1.75, 2.2 0, will now bo wlil for GO . you ‘\quu cabinets that \\CID $7.50, will now be sold for $2.75. Bur 86 50; those that were $16 go $8.00. W: for $1. Wardrobes that were $15, 25, gonow for ¥7.50, $12.50, 814 50, Tixtension tables that wore 8$6.50, 8.50, 10.50 and 15, will now be sold for 3, $1. 30 and $7.40. China that were §30, will be sold for Bufiets now for h stands that were $2.50 go now $18, 22.50, now re $17.50, will now be wero $3.50, will now be sold at Mattr be sold for t were §8.50, will now us that were 812 go now for $00 worth of goods sold for §2 per week or $8 per month. $90 worth of goods sold for $2.50 per week or $10 per moath. $125 worth of goods sold for $3 par week or $12 per month. 250 worth of goods sold for $5 per week or $20 per mon:h. We deliver da uly, free of charge, to Council Bluffs and Sounth Omaha, and sell residonts of these cities on the same erms as we do to residents of Omaha. FORCED SALE OF STOVLS. Parlor Cook forced sale pi toves, regular price $20, 11.90 that we formerly sold 0, will now be sold for $2. nickeled soft coal heat sold for $10,50, will ers that now be 850, aro e stoves that wero $8.50 are Cook stoves that $5.50. Ranges that were $40 are now $22. Oak heaters. same as regulac stove houses char , and what we always sold for § will now be sold for $6.90. Gasoline ovens, now to be sold for & Stove p pe formerly sold for 20c per joint will now be sold for 10c per joint. Zince boar hat were 81.50, we will now sell for 65c. Coal hods that were 60c are now 19c. Elbows that were 25¢ are now 7c. Shovels that were 20¢ are now 5e. Polers that were 10c are now 3c. Pipe collars that were 10¢ are now 3e. Lifters that were 10¢ are now c. were 312,50 are now Jegular prico 8550, FORCED SALE OF Crockery, Glassware. Slop Jars that alw. now be sold for $1. Toilet sets that always sold lor $4 will now l)u s0'd for ys sold for $3, will scts that formerly sold for $7. will now be sold fov 4 Dinner sets that were §10.50, are now 5.50. 25¢, 50c, e and s0c. > $1. re now 90c. were Cuspadors th: 1. are now 10c, ss Sets th (i llllll)lelw 18¢ t, worth s0c. ¢ per set, worth 40c. 14c cach, worth Lamp Chimneys, 4c each, worth 10c. Lamp Burners, 10¢ enc h, Worth 20c. Decoratea l’luws, 50c per set, worth $1.50, Decorated Cups and Saucers, 45e, worth $1,00. The Peninsulap Stoves are the best. We control them. You get the best from us for what;you would have to puy for the poorest elsewhore. A written guarantee, signed by the president of the Peninsular Btove Co., furnished with every stove: FORCED SALE OF Pictures, Lamps, Etc. Decorated vace lamps that weve $2 will now be sold for 90c. Decorated vase l.uum that were $4, will now be sold for $2. Decorated parlor lamps *that 87.50 will now bo sold for ¥3. Piano lamps, with fine shade, 15 are now $6. wero that ) fine shade, that > now §4.20, Hanging lamps that were $9.50, are now $4.65. Hall lamps that were ) stand lamps that were §1arve now 45e, Glass hand lamps that were now 15e. Oil paintings that were $3.50 are now F1.50. Oil paintings that were $10, are now 35c, are ary steel engravings that were are now $4.70. Stehings that were $15, are now Olegraphs that were §4, are now $1.90 FORCED SALE OF Carpets, Draperies, Ltc A nice rug that always sotd for $1.50 will now be sold for A good rug will now be sold for §1.50. Art squa vs sold for $8.50 will now be sold for $3.50. Tngrain Carpets that now be sold for 17c. Ingrain Carpets now be sold for 28c. Brussels carpets now be sold for 4{c. Brussels carpets now be sold for 50c. Hall carpets that were sold for 20c. Curtain poles 9¢ each, worth 4(e. Rag carpets that were 50¢ will now Td for 23c, tier lh:\h were $5 are now $: 20 and Window duq that were $I are now 29¢, ys sold for §3 were 3¢ will that were 50c will that were 8¢ will that were $1 will 45¢ will now be ), §3,50, 110! $1,90, that weré 50, are now e Curtai Linoloum that was 81 per yard will bo sold for Hle. Hemp earpet that was 40¢ will now be sold for 17c. FORCED SALE OF FURNITURE ) 4° Parlor suits in brocatella. silk tapes try, wilton rugs, sillc damask, that have al been sold for $150, will now old for $7 cd lounges that were $15 are now o lounges that were $0.50 are oak or » plush or tapost, $1 are now 16th century, thut were 37 loe chairs that were $5 are now upholstered, $30, ather rockers, finely vere never sold for less than 16.50. are uc ‘ge plush High art plush couch . will now be sold for $16. lle draped conches that formerly sold for $25, will now be sold for $12 50, chairs that were $12.50 5 asy chairs that were $12.50 are now Parlor suits that were always sold for #1200 will now be sold for $150, avlor suits that were alwiys sold for $350, will now be sold for $175. FORCED SALE OF Tinware Woodenwalc Wash boile Tea kettles Stew puns Rinsing par Kettles Coffee boile Coilee pot IPlour sifte Dinner pails, Coffee mills. .. Tin water pail Chopping. Bt 1Rolling pins. Wash b(hl'h! Slop pai Wood pai Coal hods Biseuit cutte! Doughnut cuite Dippers ... Nutmeg griters Tin cups Cuspidores ¥ C'alke turner Busting spoons. . Bread tonster FPie Bread par Towel rol Serub brusheg. Salt boxes. I'REE g10 and over. and over. over, Freight paid on all goods miles, A handsome silver-plated Sugar Shell to all purchase A beautiful Steel Engraving to THS WEEK, s of A fine silver-plated Butter Knife to all purchases of $25 all purchases of 50 and A nice Parlor Rocker to all purchases of $100 and over. A can of Stove Polish free with every stove. Car Tickets furnished thosc living at a distance, shipped within a radius of 200 People’s Mammoth Installment House, 131:5:1317 Farnam Street.