Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 22, 1892, Page 9

| =wi THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. [mevwsf | TWENTY=FIRST \ EAR. ()\l\ll\ \l\l)\\ \I()lh\l\t- M\Y 22, %92--.\‘1.\I ‘N P \1 l'. '. l MBER §‘) D —— S Colored Dress Goods. ON SALE MONDAY. 42-inch English_tweed, former prica fke, Monday only 79c. 40-inch nil-wool Doebicge, former prico 70c, Monday only 40-inch striped nice line of Monday only 46-inch fine finish Henrietta, former price 3¢, on sale Monday 6Sc. 40-inch brondcloth, former price 81, Monday ouly 69c. 40-inch beautiful plaids in ehades on sale for 49c. 40-inch novelty suitings, former price 65c, Monday 43c. -inch hrm\dn-lnlh in tan, gray and blue, Monday only $1 40-inch all-wool sc 65¢, on sale Monday 86-inch whip cords in all colers on many for 30c. nch fine half-wool henrvietta on sale Monday for 25c, 40-inch all-wool (‘:whmvrn former price Gie, Monday 574c, 40-inch all-wool albatross in tan, pink and light blue, 40¢. B 8, iford cord, very former price 98¢, light e, former price plaids, Black Dress Goods. ON SALE MONDAY. 40-inch_all-wool serge, former price 69c, Monday 50c. 40-inch all-wool albatross,former price 60c, Monday only 4, -inch wool gienadine, former prico 05¢, on sale Monday 75c. 7 40-inch Siciiian eropo cloths, former price 93¢, Monday 7c. 2 40-inch fine I ich henvietta, our pecial salo \Ioany h Gorman henrietta on mllu \[uudM S3c. d4-inch broadcloths 81, $1.25 and $1.75 per yard. 42-inch camol’s hair serge, former price 95¢, Monday only 75e, 40-inch’ novelty Bedford cm'd beautis ful patterns, Monday only $1.15. 36-inch Eunglish henrietta, former price 20¢, Momluy only 25¢. 40-inch’ Shépurd puxds, usual price 45¢, Monday only 89c. 31.45 Wash Dress Goods. Notice these prices. — New styles novelties in printed bed- ford cords, 25c yard, Silk stripe printed sateen, new, just 5¢ yard. Satine chevrons, 82 duced to 10¢ yard. 86 inch wide, flceced suiting, reduced to 10c yard, wa Scotch homespun smung cut down to 10\' yard. h wide, Armenian serge, now inches wide, re- Light or dark cnallis 2t yard. . 82 inch wide challis, 10¢ yard. 86 inch wide batiste, 10¢ \urd. X 10¢ m crinkled seersuc Sianiaa 2l o L osod i ¢, 25c, 80c and 85c yard, full line, extra good value. Pino apple tissue, 10¢ yurd. Brandenberg suiting, 19¢ yard. 82 inch wide zephyr gingham, re- duced to 15¢ yard; to close. Dress gingham, ¢, 6ic, 74 8tcand 10c yard, | Fine zephyr prints 5¢ vard. Shirting prints, 83c and 5¢ yard, SPECIAL NOTICE. We have just received 126 pleces of fancy printed double faced cotton flan- nel, the best assortment aver displayed { by any houso fn, this city ut 16e, 17¢, 19c, H 20c ond 25¢ ya i (IIII 2 il l h TABLE COVERS. i New stock just opened direct from the i mills, some new designs in covers just | out, they come in 4-4, 6-4 and 8-4 si Anuml»o of different grades, at 81 81.75, § , § $3.70 and $4.75 each. Oa"oio Mint TOWEI We are ovel pose to reduce stock, have therefore SALE MONDAY. stocked on towels, We Silks. SPECIAL FOR MONDAY. Iron frame grenadines, double thread. square mesh, warranted all silk and wool, #1; regular § Beautiful seeded (zrcn'u]mnq n very rich silk effects, #1.25. se goods were imported to sell !ur $1.85, in stripe grenadines in very rich 81.85; our regular price has been These goods cannot be imported 3 than #1.60. Black and colored China silks that lm\u been sclling at £1, on Monday at This line includes all the very luuwt colorings. Black and colored € hina silks, 50c. This line includes all that we have been selling at 6: Black and colored China silks, dbc. This line includes all that we have been selling at 60c. Colored China silks for linings, 25¢. 3lack crepe de chines 75e, regular $1. 31‘ ream creps de chines $1, regular All our figured China silks in black and navy blue that have been G0e, go on Mon at 45c. Black armure silks 8¢, rugul.u price (Bengaline sillcs 81, regular price Bluck g:us grain, 83c; regular price 8l. Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings. SPECIAL PRICES FOR MONDAY. Umbrellas and p: ols, Over 5,000 on display. 1 lo» 26-inch Glor! umbrellas, vdized handles, only 75¢ each. orin umbrellas, nice 5, worth $2. 1lot sunshades, 26-inch silk (rloll’\. paragon frames and extra fine Cape Horn handles, only $1.50, worth & 110t 26-inch Milan serge silk paragon frames and elegant handles, only $ worth #3.50. Special cut prices on children’s parasols. 1 case of gents’ only 25¢, worth 50c. 100 dozen gents’ flannel outing shirts on Monday only 50c each, worth $1. 1case of gents’ unlaunderod shirts, double back and front, continuous fac- ings and made from New York Mills muslins, only 59¢ cach, worth 75¢ Gents’ shawknit seamiess 4 hose only 124c per pair, worth 27 1 case of children’s fast black ecotton hoso, rogular made, only 15c per puir, worth 25c. 1 lot of boys’ extra heavy covton hos can’t wear ’‘em out, only 25¢ per pair, worth 40c. Ladies’ fancy cotton hose only 19¢ per pair, worth 81, 100 dozen ladies’ extra heavy silk mitts in black only,ut 25¢ per pair,worth 40c. Wo arenow carrying an immense stock of corsets and must reduce stocx atonca. Monday we commencs a grand clearing sule in this departmont. We are now showing a beautiful line of children’s aprons at low prices, Ladles’ fine Swiss ribbed vests 10c each, Ladies’ Egyptian vests, Swiss ribbod, only 19¢, worth 40c. Special sale on pockot knives. Spocial sale on scissors. 50, fancy outing flannel shirts Laces and Embroideries. SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. Black silk demi flouncings, 9 to 15 inches wide, at lbe, 19¢, e, 87¢, s0c, 63¢, worth 35c o $1, Just received 10 moro patterns of the popular point d’ Irclande lace, in all widths to match, special values at 12jc, 15¢. 19¢, 25e, 87c, 4de. We will throw out tomorrow on our center tables 100 dress pitterns in black and white 45-inch Houncings at half the regular price. 50,000 vards hand-made torchon laces, the price to elose thom out will be ac, ¢, 10¢, worth 10¢ to 20¢ per yard The old reliable chantilly lace with the old prices knocked clearly out; they o o red the stock, at 10¢, 124e, 1ic, 10c, 23, 3¢, worth 20¢ to 63¢ per ya: Remnants. Mill remnants of ticking, denims, shirting, percale, India linons, ete., at , 5¢, 8¢ and 10¢ yard, less than half their vaiue. Remuvants of outing flan- nel, table linen, crashes, etc. Remnants of wash dress goods in great variety. Military Cape New- markets. All of our $12.50 and 815 newmarkets at 86 and $8. THIS 0AK CHs\IR $1. THIS O0AK ROCKER B1.75. Millinery Dep’t. The backward season has lo[n us with of the new styles contract. It is useles: reduced to move stoc| or nothing in the wa, talk about. It is onlya gues ing aseclection. The present prices cut no figure. Como and see for yourself. Such a state of affairs was never known before. Art Department. Special suie on stampod linons. TZinch all lin souefs, knotted fringed ends. work, ro- for this sale to 49 ch all linen dressar scarfs, knotted frin ged ends, drawn worl( re- duced to 85c, regular pric Fine linen dumask tray ¢ LhF appri- ately stampad, reduced to 25¢, 3¢, 87c, from 89¢, 50¢, 57c. Tintod Roman tidies, reduced to 190 from4oc. Stamped tidies, reduced to 5¢ from ](c 25¢ tray cloths reduced to 15c. > splushers, slightly so led, reduced to H\b Hemsti and 10c. 50c linen tidies, knotted fringe ends, drawn work, reduced for this sale to 25 shed doylies reduced to 5¢ 250 25¢ pillow shams reduced to 12ic ver air. To make it interesting in this de- partment thi ck we will put every: thing pertaining to needlework to thevottom notch. Handkerchiefs Sale. Hanckerchiefs at 1c worth 2c. Handk worth 4e. Handlke Huandkerchiefs at 5¢ worth Jldmll(u«'lm(' at l(h \mlh ] Ladies’ satin belt hose supporter 57c. House Furnishing Goods. Tmooried engraved gas globes sold everywhere from $1.25 to $L.50, our price tomorrow 3ic. he Western her, $2.95; this is anted to ba the genuine Western Crystal berry dishes, 10e. Why pay 5¢ and $1 foe the same dish elsewhere? 100 pieces decorated dinner sets, 7, in all colors. Toile: sets, $1.78, ‘Waush boa 9e. Folding ironing tables, Jvon frame wringers, $1 Wood frame wringers, $1.75. Lamp burner and \‘hlmm-)‘ 10e. A complete lamp for the price you pay for a burner elsewhere, A solid steel axe, 50c, nd pitcher. 20¢ each. ¢ each, h Cups, Zic eac Dinner plates, 24c each, Butter croc per gallon, Iron bound G-foot step lmlnlus. 750 Tea kettles, 15¢ Dippors, 23 o4 Wash basin Sugar bow Butter dish Spoon holde Creamer 1 Hanging soap holders, ¢, Wiro tc asters, e, 1's garden sets, 250, chain dog collars, 5e. : each, Jewelry Department. Ladies® mlnl gold birthday rings 49¢, worth Heavy uvllc\l plated rings 15¢; worth Gents' best rolled plated chains, in new styles, warranted to wear for fivo years £1.50, worth 3. Gents' gold front lockets 59¢, worth §2. Tho latest novelty tin bow knot ornuments or lace pins, 25¢; worth worth 25¢. 10¢ per doz. clod pansy pins arand gilt hair 1 alarm clo srs’ 12 dwt., knives or forks £1,25 por set. Gents’ silverine stem wind American movement, ¥ Gents’ gold hllcd American watches up. s'solid gold American watches, uy s pold filled Eigin, Springfield \tham watches, stem wind and up, s’ fino 14-karat solid gold Swiss hes, £0.75 solid pold Blgin, Springfield or Walthum hunting case stem wind watches $14.95. All goods warranted as reprosentod. Why pay fancy prices. Notions and Small Wares. ' Special sale. 25 dozen solid leather dressing cases, containing comb, tooth, huir and nail brush, at Whisk bro at 17 Solid leather shawl straps, 10 styles, . 2 Floren-e hand mirror 10c. Wire hair brushes 10c. Curling irons, 10 styles, 9. Special sale of poc Specinl sale of poc For Monds Be: \xmnmngl.m 60 in box, le, Hair pins. § papers in bunch), lo. Barbour’s linen thread le Rubber hair pins le. Hat puu 40 ml , 1. St ns in solid leather cases, " l".ufga s{m agate buttons 7o, Polished du 2 eggs 3. Iinishing braid ner bolt 10e. Best glace belting per bolt 15c. All silic binding ribbon per bolt 10e. Hooks and eyes, large and small size, 1 and 2 cents. astic per yard 2c Good 5-hook corset steel 5. Sporting and Outing Goods. Full line base ball bats, balls, tennis rackots, masks, tennis , tennis nt reduced m ices for this \\ook cial sule croquet sets, 8 balls, 85e. | mm hammocks, greatly reduced prices for this week. Baby Carriage Dept, carringes $1.03, $1.75, $2.25, wood wheelbirrows, Iron wheelbarrows. Wood carts. Iron carts 500 dozen hammocks, Hammock Lashings, Hammocic stretchers. Drug Department. Wright's Sars Hood’s Buml()(' Brown's Iron Bitters 75 Dr. Knufmann’s St |I||hur Bitters 75c, ('lll\t'ul'u Resolvent Tac, Iy R hle Tea 1740, Allcock’s Porous Plaster, 2 for 25¢. Kurlsh: ud lul Salt Gse. Tarran ent 75¢, The. Brown's Jumaica Ginger Kirk’s Shandon Bells n, 40¢ o bar, Persian Insect powder 39¢ a pound, Ammonia, 7Tic & bottle. A\'erfl.slrm, rilla 75¢. Horsford Acld | Phosphate 400 to 750, 8. 8. 8 § o. kham's Vegetabla Come 's Safe Cure 93¢ Pood 65c, Nestle's \hm Food 40c. Miles’ N Sponges from 1c up. Hire's Root Beer 20c. ngthening Plastor 5e. aseline de. Furniture. BIG BUSI) S, LOW PRICES. Woe get our furniture from the best factories in Chicago. Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, Sheboygan, and have ac- to all the factorics that any other furniture house has. We enrry firstclass £oods and can prove to unbinsed buyers that we save you money on all this line. Should you need a mattress, either in, excel, cotton top. wool, moss or be sure and got our prices. It wns asaving of 20 per cent. Bod room suits $12.50, $14.50, $15.50, §18.50, $19, 3 picees, full sizo bed. xtension tables—any styles, any lrum $3.45 up to $16. Mm, oak, polished, from |r~< ‘w- 21, $1.10, 81.15. Theso 10¢ to 25¢ less than you can elsewhere, and mark down sale on all our plush rockers. Improve the opportun= ity while the chance remains. \\u still hold open our spring sale on trunks and vali Good zine trun up to £10, Solid sole leather and canvas trunks always in stock. Complete line of the boast leath er valises at greatly reduced prices, iron hottom, §2, $2.50 Furniture Polish. When you clean houss you can also your furniture with the polish you in‘our furniture department. It is ver bottle, 6 ounces, and is guaran- teed to be the best made and perfectly harmiess. Stove Department. Call and see our new vrices on the Stewart cook, the Stewart range, the Diamond cook, the Diamond range. olid steel range at $35, with water front, worth porating gasoline stove, the generating gasoline stove, the junior asoline stove, $2.85, 84, 85,85, $6. soline ovens. Oil stoves. Oil stove ovens. Gns stoves. § stove ovens, Japan blacking, Nubian blacking. Saddle and Harness Department. We are headquarters for cowboyss stock saddles and ladies’ snddles. find no trouble in being s to style, quility or price. In this department we confine our- selves exciusively to Omaha made har- ness and saddles. We carry a_complete line of every- thing and at the lowest possible prices. Evorything guaranteed as repre- scnted or money choerfully refunde d. Whips, curry combs, brushes, halters, cushions, ete., in cnaless variety . Shelf Hardware Wire nails, 8d, 10d, 12d. 60d, 24c per 1. 2/inch Nut Zugors, 4 Brass tip plumb leve H. Disston hind sy 164, 20d, 300, I 70¢, Stanley No. 18 block planes, 66 " No. 110 block planes, 2 iron smooth plance, 2 inch wood hottom handlod smooth plunes, 2 inch biv, e, Stanley wood bottom handled Jack . 2inch bit, Sic. Rim lock with knobs, 15 Loose pin cast butts, 3x3 42c por dozen pairs Loose nm cast butts 34x3}F b67c per dozen pairs. Loose pin cast butts, dozen pairs, wnd paper per quire, 17c, den rake Ratehet bra 2 foot boxwool 20¢. Maydole hamm olid steel shovs Spading (0. k Garden hose Sweedish iron tacks in bulk 8ic per Ib, The Prince lawn mower, the easiest running lawn mower made, Evevy part warrauted, $3 60, x4 70¢ por Flour,Meats and Butter Letting down pricee on flour, meoats tea, coffe, butter, ete. n teas and coffee wo will make scm vory low prices: Crushed coffoe, 12§o & a java and moceha, 1be, the finest , 80c: Santos and Maricaibo, 283 oriental java with Arabion mocha mixed, —this is positively the fincst coffeo grown; martinque, a i‘urlm-(ud hlmu.ml coffee and a nico drinkor, 2603 R berry and Caracas fancy oriental juva end Aurora \\ © have overvthing in toas at lowsst es. Will sell you o fine Japan tea, ollont both in strength and fla vor, 2e; full body Japan wo offer a8 & special bargain, 28c and 25c: extra choice gardon cultivated Japan tea, 270, In zunpowder ton we can p'e mee Moyuno gunpowder for Suey gunpowdor, a spendid drinker, 400 and 45; the finest pin-head gunpowder, e and Jngrlish broakfast, at 80e, 35c and 4003 flne Souchong English breaklast tea, Hie. H5e anl tle, Russian Moning Con- gow, the finest teaof its kind, 70c. Wo have tho Formosa oolong and ime perial toa ut lowest prices. Bo sure and visit our toa and coffes departmont if you want to save money. Flour and Groceries, Ramoember if you want tho finest flour call for Haydens’s Best 3 Central Mills best Sup Show Flake 630. Very bost rye floar 85c. Boast kiln drie orn mel 1. od wheat, some call it Californfa ast food, 5o, Ib can California apricots in pure syrup 124 and 132, n California egg plums in pure ip 123, ornia peaches in pure sue rlative 900, sugar sy 31b can Ci zar syrup 1740 31b can Baltimore peaches 1230, 3 m can pumpkin 74o. Pail jelly 50¢. Soda crackers 5¢. Oya~ ter crackers c. Impo-ted chowchow 15¢ per quart. Mixed pickles 15¢ per quart. Sapolio 5c. All kinds of wash- ing powder 2fc. Sal soda 1ie per pound. 7 bars white Paris soap 25¢. 1 1b can 2 lbcan cove oysters 15c. Sardines 34 Read the prices on our butter, cheese and fruits. We will sell the best country butterat 15c. We have it at 12ic, 10¢ and Tic. Creamery 17¢, 19¢ and 2lc. Separator creamory 23¢ and 25¢. Remember we only the pure products of Nebraska airies and creameries at our butter de- partment. We are headquarters for imported and domestic cheese. Young America full cream 9¢. Wisconsin full cream 10c and 123c. New Jorsey full cream, the best made, 15c, Imported Buck 120, 14¢ and 16ce. Imported Swiss 14¢ and 16e. California Redland oranges 20c, 25¢ and 35¢. Remomber these are the flnest orunges that grow. Lem- ons 15¢, 20¢ and 25c. All our lemons are fancy. Imported tananas 12fc, 130 and 20c. Mixed nuts 10c. Golden dates 730. Figs1d5an 178", Dried Fruit Dept. Dried grapes, 5c: dried blackberries , be; pitted plums, 12¢c; New York evaps orated apples, ' 6oy ' Vineland dried peaches, 12 soneva dried raspberrics, 20c; California prunes, 10c; California golden aprisots, 12ic; Flora raisins, 1240 southern halves dried peaches, 50; Calj- focnia died poars, 12fc; pitted oherrief be. Meat Department. All the meats in our store are oured by the Cudahy, Swift and Hammond piicking compunies, Sugar-cured hams, ew York hams, bic; salt pork, 8¢} boneless h.uns‘ 7ic; dried beef, 'I'o. bologna, be; liver sausage, 6c; head cheese, corned beef, 6He; Crescend cod, Tic, sold everywhere for 1240, o Blankets. Only 57 pairs of that sample line of blankets left, no two pair alike, to be closed out ut'nce at from ono-third to one-half their value; a gool investmen you have the muney to spare. Muslins and Sheetings Down go the prices on muslin, Yard wido_soft finished bleached muslin 8o, 64c, 7c, The and Skc, the bost value ever offered. A full line of double width sheeting and pillow casing, bleached, Uableathod and halt bleacked, twilied sheeting, ete., at prices lower than they have been, Red, white and blue bunting for deo~ ornting, 810 flags in all sizes, : HAYDEN BROTHERS Corner 18th and Dodge Streets. il pro reduced prices on towels, on sale in —__ maiu aislo in new building on Monday, = Lotl Alllinenglass checked towels, ouly 5e¢ each, All linen damask towels, fancy print- ed centre, reduced to close at 5¢ each, Lot 2. Contains huck, damask, twill- ed and Turkish towels, at 10¢ each, Lot 8. In this lot you will find towels, of large , in crepe, buck, damask and Turkish towels and tidies, at 15¢ each, Great many of these towels have been selling at 25¢ each, Lot4, Ky towel in this lot, 19¢ A each, big bargains that will sell on sight. Lot 5. In thislot you will find ovep £0 different styles to select from, worth 85¢, 40¢ and 40¢, choico of all on Mon- du) 25¢ each. Don't fail to attend this rroat towel sale, you will be well repaid or your time and trouble, as stock must be reduced, and towels will go fast at these prices.