Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1892, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE llllln\l)\\ ‘V(\\ 5, I*‘)’ I\\ll\l P — I\\I\I\ =FIRST YEAR ()\1 \II A, NUMBER 322 THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO TOILET SUNDRIES l\(l\ o Mousquetaire 4 _ OPEN BARGAINS for THURSDAY and FRIDAY 1000 Dozen Pure Linen HANDKERCHIEFS. HANDKE 100 styles borders, regular price 4Oc, ONLY 25 CENTS. Plain White Hemstitched Lin- en Cambric He mcll(el chiefs {0¢, 121-26, 1e, 20¢, 206, B, Send Mail Orders For anything you want. If you VEILI Beaded Net V have never ordered by mail do In attractive so. It paysto send to us. A New 50 doz. lot Pure Linen Fine Hemstitched Initial Worth 80c in every shop. PO Y e New Chiffon Veilings, New Tuxedo Veilings. Plain Maline Net, Dotted Net Veilings. colorings, as well as in black, RIBBONS. Ribbons for Fancy Work, Ribbons for Trimmings. Ribbons for Millinery. Ribbons for Children. Ribbons for Everybody. NEW NACRE, NEW MOIRE. NEW FAILLE. RIBBONS Very low prices for very fine RIBBONS. I 1 N D TR We have just received an abundant shipment of NEW Sun and Rain Umbrellas & Parasols We Haue Putthe Prices Very Low. RCHIEF, NGS. eilings- and beautiful UNDISPU‘I’ED BARGRINS Ladies’ Kid and Fabric Gloves. THE REYNIER, Its recommendation is upon the hands of one-fifth of the | population of Omaha, 4-BUTTON DRESSED KID, All popular shades. 8-INCH UNDRESSED Kl All qtlcct and evening shades. 12-INCH MOUSQUETA]R \LX‘V shade you will need. . HERE IS THE $2 GLOVE ARE SELLING FO. 8-Inch Limited number of pairs. ONILY $l. 20 PAIR "HOSIERY GOOD NEWS ABOUT ms GflflDS ad that wo are sellir Ingtoo it we are. Meantime, seams to be an in ession LO\N We shall find it out in time, we l op e goes for still lower pri iot Mixtures (do ouble fold), all stylish in lf&q Iluukg AT 75 CENTS lonevC s (blaids, checks), eight color | anur spie ll\nllel 31 o5, AT 65 Colored Cheviots, grey 1 "AT 50 CENTS Handsonr eWI)Pl ids, F| ch desigr UNUSUALLY _ LOW. PRECEDS. lixtures (all »s), worth $1.00. all new and stylish, KEEP YOUR MIND CONSTANTLY UPON OUR STORE FOR LOW PRICES, “DAISY.” Fast Black Double Teels and “DAIbY . ‘Worth Double. ;-—i-l COPZ=p30 § “DAISY.” Children's Plain or Ribbed, 10c¢ Pair. TFast Black. Iron ‘ Clad, &’ Double Knuees, Heels and Toes, 25c¢ pair 5 T THR MORSEK DRY : 3 PAIRS “DAISY.” Solid Stitch Double Toes and Heel {5¢ Pair. DAY OSIERY, “DAISY.” THE DAISY FAST f BLACK /HOSIERY Boys’ Bicycle tlose, Sturdy Strong and Only 15¢ pair in half-doz or dozen By mail is s%:mt cheaper Send for our new Fashion Catalogue-- mailed free. GOODS COMPANY I'rench For which you often pay a great deal more—take the hint, Pears’ unscented soap, 10c. Pears' scented soap, 15c. Cuticura soap, 18c. Oakley’s violet soap, 12;c. 4711 glycerine seap, 18C, Shandon Bells, 21e¢. Deletrez violet soap, 28c. Deletrez lavender soap, 28c. 3 pound bars pure castile, 28c. PERFUMES. Lubin's extracts, 80c¢ ozZ. Lundborg's extracts, 40c oz. Shandon Bells, 88¢c oz. Crown crab apple blossom, 80¢ oz. COLOGNES. 4711, 53¢ bottle. Maria Farina, 65¢ bottle. Murray & Lauman's, 26¢ bottle, Michelsen's Bay Rum, 39¢ pint. Pears’ Lavender Water. 75¢. Crown Lavender Salts, 60c. Pinaud's Eau de Quinine, 49c. Pinaud's Brilliante, 35c. Jewsbherry & Brown's Tooth Paste, 50c. Calder's Tooth Powder, 2lc. Espey’s Cream, 20c. Vaseline, 10c, Lubin’s Powder, 10c and 15c. Bailey's Swansdown, 10c- 1’0//01115 Dove Powder, 20c. ‘Pozzoni’s Medicated Powd er, 35¢. French Rice Powder, 25¢ Fine Horn DBrushes, bristle, 25e 36, B - T8e ] and Bath Sponges, 15¢, 20c¢, 25¢ up NEW EMBROIDERIES Recent Importation. PARIS NOVELTIES IN Hemstitched work. New embroidered rohes. Rich and clecant laces. Rare patterns in flouncings. Exquisite and heautiful dravery nets. Made up laces, jabots, chiffons, ctc. Neck garnitures and evening fischus In the most attractive assortment in the west;