Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1892, Page 9

PART TWO. P TW I‘IN'I'\ ECOND HAYDEN BROS WS40 Toys and Holiday Goods. 2 Santa Claus’ Headquarters. “Thears dens’.” “Haydens’ stock in town.” “Haydens' est.” could hear cn the strests, on the for 18 no placa like Hay- havs the biggsst prices ara the low= sere the remarks you corners, at the fireside, ete., the past four yea to keep up with our steadily in- creasing trade play of toys and holiday goods this s2a- son will excsl all previous efforts, Toys and fancy goods are now arriving in carload lots and are ,and in order our di being op2ned and placed in posi- tion as fast as possible, Such a dolls as will havel Such a display of dishes for the little The little boys will feel happy w hen they lay their eyes on those hob- carts, wag- saws, tool little girls will all wantto wheel their layout of we ones! by horses, shoofly, buck the ons, wheelbarrows, chests, ete., while dollies in those handsome doll buggies. Musical and games story and picture books till you can’t rest. The immense., Our opening will be in a few days, when Santa Claus will hold his reception and will be happy to meet all little ones as well ones who have met him before. instruments of every deseription; display will be the as the clder Colored Dress Goods. We are slaughtering the prices on wool dress g Wo have too many annels, broadeloth, French and wool suitings; they must go s will move lll('n\ il wool figures, y go with fine 52 inch all wool hair border, worth $1. $1 54 inch all wool Ke: worth 69¢, reduced to 3¢, 38 inch all wool flannel, worth 49¢, re- duced to 3¢ 42inch all wool chevron svitings,beau- tiful patterns, worth §1, reduc ed 10 40 inch all wool suitings, in stripes only, to close 27c. inch imported French novelties crope effects, worth $1, reduced to 69c. 189 pieces of ull wool suitings that sold up to 7ae, in one lot to close for 30c. 50 inch brondcloth worth $1,25, duced to 90c. 25 pieces part wool plaid worth 28¢,ve- in ro- 25 duced to 151 52 inch-camel’s hair stripes and plaids suitable fer children’s clouks and ulstors reduced from $1.50 to $1.00. Black Dress Goods. 38 inch black mohair, regular price G5, reduced to 45e. 40 inch all wool heavy comelette cloth worth 6Gae, reduced to 8¢ 40 inch all wool Indin twill worth 59 reduced to 45 54 inch all wool heavy worth 75¢, rednced to 54 inch all wool heav, worth $1.35, reduced to 40 inch imported French worth 81,25, 46 inch all wool worth 1, reducy 52 inch hea el’s hs sacking flannel neh twill novelties tin 1mw~.h henrietta inch all wool 5 rwlu el to Flannels. 7 wide white yard, White woot flannel, 1 \m' fino whits wool 40¢ yiird tricot flannels woth wool flannel only W lnu twill flannel 35 and 75¢ yard. Imported shirting shrink, H0¢ yard, Big line of Eiderdown p\n\u and faney colors, 10¢, yard, All wool jersey tlanuel, Specinl burgains in navy blue twilled 25¢ yurd, 8-ounce all wool skirting stripes or plaids, 50¢ yurd, Silk embroidered flannels at prices lu close, Flannel skirt patterns, 83c each, Best all wool skirt pattorns, § 81,50 each, Linens, AT , 40¢e, 50¢, G0c flannel, will not flannel, 60¢ and hoth G5e q0c y plain flannel, all ard, red wool, and at flannel, in and DISPLAY LIN Plain white hemsti colored fringed at 8se, 40¢, d0¢, 7 and $2 cach. Plain white and fancy borders in towels, immense assortment, e, 10¢, 156¢, 10c, 250 and b0¢ onch, An elegant line of fine Tae, $1, #1°25 and $1 euch. 11-4 white Marseilles spronds, $1. Crochet bed spreads at 65¢, 75 81, ! 25 and $1.50 each, Bpecial bargain o imported Mar- seilles spreads at $2,05 and %3 each Lunch cloths, in every style, and size, at all prices to suit, l-:lngud cloths, with napkins to mateb the set, only $2, #2.50, #5 and $ Big line of napkins, / Ladies' Gloves 1 lot of ladies’ fine kid gloves, laoing, ooly ¢ pair, worth § 5-hook Vincent black and colored,only [N 00 each, worth $1,60, OF FANCY thed and fancy uluyll _var] Ia\\ ) towels, c, 88e, color oster YEAR. HAYDEN BROS (leeks and Jackets, Special sale this week of stock of clouks and jackets, Lowor prices than ever named before L garments, fue capes, fue-trimmed skets, tailor made juckets at extraor dinarily low price our entire for $11.00, 75, 5.00 plush coat for $16.00, 50 plush cont for LADIES JACK A $5.00 jackot for only & A #7.50 jacket for only An 25,50 jacket for only A #10.00 jacket for only $6. A £12.00 jacket for onl AY Ju v FURTRIMAM I Our leader for At $6.75 an recfer with full rimmed worth leg rev well L #0.00 we show a full line of camel- suitings trimmed with elegunt elecrtic seal, 4 shades, 84 inches long; big bargain. At $12.00 we show a full line of tans, Hstylesof furs, competitors’ price $16.50, our price $12,00, Bettor goods at corvespondingly low price Underwear. Closing out our entire stoc! children’s and mon’s underw j ribbed only 19c, worth 40 case of ladies’ jersey vesls only SO worth 98c. 1 lovof ladie: ombination suits worth reduced t B, 1 case of ladies only 1. worth # Gents” heavy natural g shirts and drawers, only duced from 7, Gents’ heavy wool shi in natural wool and 79e each, worth §1.2. all wool se t underwear, oniy, worth 50c¢ each, reduced vests, long ribbed wool black wool tights 00. Wy underwear 50¢ cach, re- tsand drawers smel’s hair, only l)emestles leached and brown muslin are ad- vancing fasy, but long as our present ~nppl\ lasts we shall continue to sell at our old prices, but would advise all our customers to lay in their supply, for it is impossible now for us to get our former orders duplicated at old pr 3 1 muslin, yaed wide, 5 8ic and 10c 'd wide brown musli 42-inch bleached pillow 16-inch bleached pillow A full line of double w bleached or unbl 19¢, 20¢, 2lc, teady-made pillow ca Ready-made sheets, extr Cottop Dress Goods, 500 picces of #2-inch wide satin Mal- tese and I se chevrons, Bedford «ds. Aveyron cloth and challis, alt styles, new goods; choice of the entire lot, The yard, just half price: the biggest bargain in this city; look them over. Blankets. idth sheoting, ac hcl] 15¢, 16 2 blankets, 1%1.50 o pair, v blankets, 10-4 size,$2.75, 59¢, Gic, 1.65, $1.95, and $4.98 pi y 1 b ml(nt-l, weig a pai 10-4 white blankets, 75¢ and 10-4 53-pound white wool miy ets, $1.25 u pair. Fine \\hlll- wool and L pi 11-4 \elnlu wool blankets, Fine white California blankets, 11-4 size, each pair in box, $6.68 a pair. Iine all wool \\'huL blankets, nd ample Ilunuf \vhllc blankets,slightly »d, at a big I>n Notions. We are the leaders both in price and quality in this line, Look over th 3 Good rubber fine combs, 2 for 5e. ol rubber coarse combs, 4c. tra heavy rubber combs, be, G-pound a pa d blank- mixed blankets, $2 8 o pair, $4 worth Gents’ pocket combs only e, i dozen nursory pins for v pins for e, pools linen thrend for se. Good curling iron for e, 6 thimbles for 5 10 corset laces for 7 Corset steels, e |.... air. Brooks’ best spool cotton, 200 yards for lc, I.uhhur hairpins, le each. N ss hairpins, 1c each, Iane; \ rubber side combs, i¢ each. We are closing out the balance of the 2r stock of ruchings, laces, col- mull ties as one-third their You can save money in this line nrwu need lh(\ '()m]s Booys. Just received a large stock of books for the holiday tead. 1,00k at these prices, Cooper’s. “Leather 5 volumes for $1.49, Thackeray's complete volumes for $2.95, Dicken’s complete worls in 15 volumes illustrated. $5 Shakes) volumes ¥4. Shalkesp volume $1,75 Luamb's $2 50, Byron's complete works, illustrated, 1 volume, $1.45. Dante’s Inferno, Dante’s Purgatory and Paradise, Dante’s Bible Galle Bible Scenes and The Fable of Ly All illustrated These al Stocking Tules,” works in 10 ¢’s complete works in 6 's complete works in 1 Tales from Shakespeare” tories, Fountain, by Dore, only $1.19 ve bargains. Oxford S, toachers’ bible $1.95. Oxford 5, teachers’ bible bound in Russion seal, $2 65, 2000 elg (Ie Mmud |mnl\a 12mo, I e each, Closing Out, 0Odd lots of window shades very cheap, 1 | OMAHA, HAYDEN BROS CIALSALE We are IN ART DEP'T offering spe-ial bar- gains for Monday in fel ! square covers and piano covers, also in head rests, stampad lin- ens, ete,, viz: Fine siik head rests, worth f 18¢. Very tancy double and 82 28ec, silk head rests, single, worth 78¢, for .arge fancy silk worth $1.80, for 80e, Fancy falt table scarfs, 79c, for* 89c. Fancy felt 98¢, for 50c. F:mny felt table scarfs, $1.25, tor 93, Fanc table .18, for B3¢, Far felt table $1.20, for 69c, Fancy piano covers, worth $3, for $1.23, Large square cov 75c¢, for 40c. Lirge square $1.88, for 75 Small square 5 e, for 28c, Special sale on stamped linen splashers, drasser scarfs, ete. Stamped splashers, 8¢, 8¢ and 10c. Stamped length, 14c. Stampad linen doylies, 2 for Se. Fancy cords., B¢ per yard. Silk floss, Be per dozen. Half-ounce spool knitting silk, 18¢, worth 83 New Veilingg. We have just received a very large stock of fanecy silk and wool veilings which makes our line complete and we are offering them at very low prices, viz: Very fine silk veilings, colors, 1lc ya A beauty only 15¢ per yard, Special novelties, 20¢, “2c¢ and 25 per yard. A very styl 88c per yard, Fine wool v:ilings; 25¢ yard, Call and examine, Handkerchisfs Gents’ whit kerchiefs only ? Gents’ head rosts, worth table scarfs, worth worth scarfs, worth scarfs, worth ers, worth covers, worth covers, worth dresser scarrs, full all 1 veil with jets, 152, 20c an and colored border hand- s ench, very good value. peautiful colored porder hand- kerchiefs only 12ic, worth 2 Gents’ fancy silk handke ¢, worth GUC, Hosiery 59 dozen children’s wool hos(n odds and ends, worth 50¢, reduced *o 25¢, 1 lot fine saxony yarn, only Gc per skein, worth 10 Standard German knitting 19c pe Comforts. Bed comforts, 25¢, 50¢ and 75¢ each, ig bargain’ tomorrow, large size n-covered comforts, $1 hintz-covered comfor line of comfort 88 and %5 ench. der down comforts, 6x6, each. Silk-covered comforts, 85 Lace Curtains. We have the most complete assort- ment of lace curtains to be found in the city A good lace curtain for 50¢ pair. A better one for Tse 1. A very fine one for some very fine Jewelry Our holiday offerings in fine watches, clocks, silverware and jewelry. solid gold neck chains, VSc, 30, Solid $1.50, Ladies’ or gents’ | beautifully chased, $1.50, worth #i Solid gold bund rings, 6c, wos Genuine dmumml cardrops in gold settings worth $10, Beautiful California diamond eardrops vy solid gold diamond settings, yarn only only 1 ach. to $2 curtains just worth gold heart charms, 58¢, worth solid Juine Bohemian garneteardrops in solid gold settings, 48¢, worth $ Solid gold buby rings, 19¢, worth 0e, Silver napkin rings, e, cach, worth 25¢, Solid silver thimbles, 1se, worth 50c, autiful lace pins in new designs, jewelers’ price $1. hild’s silver mugs in cases, alc, Silverwaro of all kinds at half jewel- ers’ prices, Roge»s' 12 dwt. knives or forks, $1.25 " holiday goods arriving daly. w hy puy exorbitant prices to jewelers when we can furnish the same quality goods at huif their prices, Gents’ gold stiffe American watch, stem wind and set, 3 Gunts’ gold filled watch, anted to wes Klgin, Springtield or monts, $11.45, (ients’ 14 it gold-filled watch,warrant- ed to wear 20 years, with a fine full-jew- eled movement, adjusted to heat, cold and position, $18.45, Gents’ solid gold wateh, stem wind and set, hunting and open face, with fine Ameriean movement, $19.50. Ladies’ gold filled hunting case stem id set watches, nnh a fine nickel i movement, $06. Ladies’ fine 14 kv :-nlnl open face, stem wind and m B Ladies’ 14 kv gold-filled |lHIAllIl" cnse watches with genuine diamond set in center uud hundsome raiseid gold orna- s, Elgin, Spring! or W wovement, $18.45, Elegant pearl op white und oriental, with tipe $7.00. Black morocco le glasses with ¢ Solid sterling 98¢, worth $2, Wateh and jeweler’s price, case with move- hunting 20 vears, Waltham ' watch, 89, glasses, bluck, achromatic' lenses, moroceo cuses, §5.50, worth or covered opera ilver souvenir spoons, clock repaiving it half UNDAY MORNING, carfs, | DECEMBER HAYDEN BRO S ' . g Williner : Startling priges for fine mill ine feit hats'at 500, 76c, Kic % worth $2 40, Stylishly trimmeoed hats at §1 42,50 and %3, worth ) up 1o $5. ‘ndless variety in floe fancy feathers e, 2 actual val- 10, { ue 15c up to 75e ench I'ine ostr) tips and feathers at less thiun half usual price Pinest imported and domestic ribbons in all the nowest styles and s Dress Trimmings. This department is more unnpuvv' than ever bufore both in the extent and variety of all the latest novelties in the {ri{mv & line, atlower prices than cver hefore. This departmant earries dressmakers’ supplies of ove deseription and will competition in intrin- Without r(';_(nrl\ to the recent advr in the price of carpets we are still selling u the same low pr! I( 0. Rugs. Nothing would he more acceptible to to the lady of the house for Christmas than a fine rug. We have them in all qualities from Z5e up to the finest. Iso an elegant line of cheuille por- s f+om $4 10 $10 per pa tion VALK BLACK That is what || reliability i everybody s doing about our immense sale ot silks last week. PRICE DID IT. judges of silks | York. novelties ‘pur your attention: B ack SILKS AT PRICES THAT WILL Astonish YOU. COME THIS WEEK AND INSPECT THEM. RIGE: Black B ack Black Armure, ack inch, | Black inch, B to \VC’\ . SILIS: | I \ | | In buying a black silk dress, I the first and grez iesl consideration. | Jos. Hayden is considered by experts to be one of the best We offer few special lines in blac sed to which we invite Crystal Bengaline, Royal Alma, Satin Rhadzimer, China, hand-woven, 27- Faille Francaise These goods will make a dress any lady would be proud I\\I "|\ l()l R PAGE ey NUMBER 167, HAYDEN BROS HAYDEN BROS HAYDEN BROS 0. 0. D. Brown's Bankrupt Stock of Butter On Sale at Our Store. buttor 1ty this butter Now, for 1le, then, we liave country Te, 17¢, and butter 1 Romember made from the cream Nebraskn cows’ milk. we have at 2le, 2ic and 25¢, rator creamery 27¢, & IN CHEESIE we take the handle the finest domest ported Rochfort mported, 30c por pound. Promage-De-Brie, 40¢ per pound. Sab sago, Se per packuge. Neufehutel, 74 per pack I‘.nupn\u«l\w-w a0 Sdam cheeso, $1.2 morican club houvse, 3¢ romage-De-Camunbert, t. e d cream cheese, package. Wisconsin full cream and 123¢ per pound. New Jersey puco and 16e. Swiss cheese, 124¢, 14¢ and 16e. Brick cheese, 12ic, e and 16e. Limburger, 124c and 15e. Prime Russian caviar, others charge d0e. "Ihe above gools you will find butter department, with ey guarantecd or money refunded hest “cout Creamery Our sepu lead, as and choese, Se, cream cheese, 20¢ per article Our Method. Plain Figures, One Price, Highest Grades, Honest Dealing, Perfect Satisfac- tion Guaran- teed. have male our housz popular and our goods sell, Our Mr. | west of New r this weck a of high grade silks lately ¢1.20 a yard $1.25 a yard iy out - of - custom- | ers. our mail order depart- ment will be found a great €0 n yenience, where orders for either goods or samples will be attended to | promptly. To $1.31 a yard || town $1.35 a yard $1.25 yard 24- $1.09 a yard | [0S and ORGAN In this department we can supply the nceds of all purses and tastes. We have twenty different styles of pianos of five different manufactures. Our leader is the well-known standard, high grade, for which we are the sole western agents. at various pllLC.' We do not ask the usual piano bods margins, ferent style case satisfied with dry g Pianos from $175.00 up. Organs atall prices. Take elevator to 4th floor. This piano is in dif- and organ profits, but are \ sitors always welcome, Stoves and Ranges If you will éxwmine our 0 solid steel range that other de: k $15.0¢ for you would také it in preference to others if we usk also .00 for them, but not alone giving you the best ran, in the world, we save youw 65 per cent. We do the same thing in our ooking and heating stoves. If you will read the following prices you cun con- vince yourself: IN Hl‘l.\'l' NG STOVES: The Magnet $2.95, worth three times as much. The I. W, Jr. Ouk $6.45. worth $12, rth $ Cannan $3.95, worth $ PP § #47.50, worth 850, The Maichless $16,20, worth $55, The Splendid $38, 27 wih 30, I'he Putnam $5,15, worth $10 IN COOKI STOVES, The Cooking Emblem $7, worth $14 The Hearthside $9.45, \wxeh #.8, The Matchless $1 T'he Signal #1 The P, | 't, the finest coc swve in the world, $22 95, worth %33.00 any mun’s woney The Magoum lamp stove will } any room you huve, price There are other oil heaters in the mar- ket that you pay $12.00 for that have not the heating eapacity that the Maguum | has. The 01d, 01d Story, But always ivteresting to those to get married or those looking for pres. ents, That is the story of how to muke the money do the most. In our busy furniture department this story W with growiag fre ties who hear it are that, cousidering the goods, our prices are really low. Everythiog rniture line can be seer und all prices thuwis usually usked, you buy get our pri onall kinds of furniture, 1f you aro looking for ent in the furniture line, ine our fine assortment. We carry un elegant line and 2ascls. Visit our meut, out suitable pres- call and exam- of pictures Bargain Furniture Depart- SPECIAL SALL ON ' Brushes, Oue day only. Lither brushes, de, Ge, 8¢ and 14e, tair bhrushes, 14¢ and 18¢ Fine hair brushes, 20¢ and Splendid shoe brushes only Tooth brushes, e, 12¢, 15¢ Clothes brushes from Se to 76¢. is that comes from butter wo im- can, at our Crockery and China, We ‘ Ld M have just imported from ARDON, FRANCE, a full 1 hiha for decorating purposes ote, at hought less than you ev thom in your life solendid 1 br d but | ¢ Hl \ \ photor and mateh holde Wo have a $1.50 gold band fine china cup, saucer and plate that we will sell you for TIMOR & CANTON plates, 15¢, that have never sold for any less than 75e. We display the largest variety of din- nor sots in tho west. We will give you o 100-piece imported or domestic dinner set at #7908 that you ean’t touch any- where for less than $12 to $15, and re member we warrant them up to the handie, Children’s toy toy, but largo $1.15 per set, worth $3. Jupanese cups and s iucers at that you ean’t buy anywhere than $1.25 ea wpanose cups and saucers at Lie, I«-;,\\I A at We have a small 1ot of majolica nit- chors that we arve closing out. Wo sold them at 25c, 8¢, 43 soc. Tojeloso them out, you e for just one-half those pr Glasswars and House Furnishing Goods. ITmmense linedl wate sets from 75¢ up. BISSELL CARPET S\W Covered tin pails Je. Coffee and tea pots 10c¢. Our bargain countor is full of valuable apticles at from 1c to se each, and you pay five times as much for the samo ar- ticle elsewher Iine blown glass set, cheap at $1. 1 tumblers, any letter you want, o worth $1.50. butter dishes, spoon holders, 1 and sugar bowls at 5¢ each,worth of decorn FRAG , toothpieic tea sets—not a little enough to be used—at Se each for loss sold « them wnl lomoaly RS $1.4¢ tumblers at 40¢ per o set it nameline stove nolish se, Iull line of cooking utensils in g ite, flint, cameo, blue and white, por, never break steel and tin e . 10 other place can you get such var ty. We have notspace enouzh to enu- merate prices but we are below anyone nd by a good percentage too. an- cop- | | an Hardware, SHELVE !/ RS WARE DEPARTME Common, fence, shingle, loovin, all |xl"ll\fl( wire nails, by the k. mmml 100 pounds makes a keg of 1 nails. P nails HARD Sdand 6d and 7d Padloci planes Smooth plan Iiraces, Ruchet by Auntomtic DitB. oo vilve . No. gianttools Madele hammers A full line of shely Imulwnw at cor Trunks and Valises. No matter what others say, the llunl\» wo £oll for $1.49 are just as good as 1 ones others sell for %2 and $2.50. challenge comparison, verything whether bag or trunk ser in s quality of th onen for'n comparison. ve us a call, Fruit, alifornia Bartlet pears. . alifornin egg plums. . 14e, ahforniagreen gages. . 140, adifornin golden drop plums wMey 15e alifornia Musentel grapes alifornin grape peaches e, 174e, .A|i||nn\~ . 174e, blaclk tarian 10 ¢ s and 1 200 1 19¢ and cher ‘alifor Californin ries Meat Sugar-cured hams, . oss hams cfast bacon. .. Sult pork...... Dricd beef Rologna Frankfurts Codlish Mackerel Whitetish Smokeda halibut. Dr“gs l\!lh —\enelm Be 19¢ box, 19¢ box, s AW ahdan et gotuble tea, 1he packag Beef, lron and Liebig's extract of beef, 20¢ jur ousehold ammonia, large, 74c bottle he Landsfeldts’ skiu tonice, Gic bot- The Lundsfeldts’ skin tonic, extra, 85¢ bottle Preseriptions filled at lower thao any other house in the city, ing but pure drugs and chemicals used and all are fresh. Call and try us and you will never re gretit. Wine, 3a¢ | Greeenee s Ryo Mo | ure Rye Gr Pure Min 850 K50 200 | tham Plone Whout Graham | Tative flour 90 o vois 0310 Bost Superlative $1.25 Lacar of kwheat flour . Sell-rising buckwheat flour Aunt Sally pancake flour. ... Aunt Jemima pancake flour.. Li syeninjun flapjack No. 1 sy od hams Pienice N. Y. hams.... Dried e Corned bec! otted ham, pot Potted tongne.. Deviled ham Hu new strictly hams Ilu ul cheeso 1 ||n|'m(~l 50 o i ng Soap : 50 Save all the wrappers that come on the Sapolio, and send them to the fac- tories and they will send you a very fine chromo. All kinds of washing powdor, 2ie 1 for lle. Soapine, 1d Das t, Soap Dust and Pearline. n Houton's pure cocoa 3 v's improved homaopathie e Prime Russian caviar (per can). Best home-mad sup... nuine Spanish chili ckages Dohert por 1776, sed minco me 8 pound can tomatovs . California evaporated peac! hm California dried grapes Calitornia evaporated piitod plums California white necturenes California rod necturenes California evaporate 1 apricots, Tmported Buglish careants . Theso are all now fruits just i ceived, and the most delicious you ever ate. They are worth 10¢ per Ib. more than we ask. Just imported trom Soville, Spain, the finest olives you cver siw, all packed fresh for us. er qt.. Imported chow chow .. Imported mixed pickles We sell a good bakin Evaporated raspberric New California v 3-1b pail pure frait jelly 20-1h p il pure fruit jelly Large bottle blueing. . Corn stavch. powder 06G600066GGG00 June @ can and if you do not, ¢ the®finest and most icious pea you ever did eat, e will pay you back the money. have neas foe 8ic, 10ic, 12ic and 15¢ per ean. ((xn(lu\nml milk Tea and Goirfle If you wish good goods, and, also, t@, suve money, buy your tea and coffed heve. Our teas aro all new pickings. We can sell you a good plain draw- tea. Choice sun-d Basket-fi rough | Choico euitivated uncolored Japan cd Japan 19e, Japun, sweet drawing, Xtra elioice spider leg Jupan oung Hyson, good leaf and b liqu Ping S Moy une vion tet English bre Coffee wo whed coflee whed Java No. i Rio coffee Golden Rio. . boice Golden 1 1tos Penborry African Java. Choico Old € Mocha. Gandy. Chocolate ereams, pound; sold Bon-hons, nd Mocha svernment Javi and #3¢, ov B pounds for $1. 00 hand-made, sgularly, 40 \d-made, 25¢ 25¢ per per poundy Bes ons, nut centers, pound; sold regularly, 80c, Buttercups, 40c per 30¢ pew ym.u ly, 40c, Kk candy, best quality, pound; sold regulurly, 40c, Boston ehips, 20¢ per pound; sold reg= ularly, 40e. Assorted kisses, vegularly, 40c. Pepperming losengers, regularly, 40c, Carame s, 20¢ per pound; sold rcu\llm'ly. 10c, Winte sold 1 Mis regularl Maple sugar coconnut, 15¢ per pounds ~u]|l 1|~"\|h|| 1y, 30¢, vm - cocoanut, ymund. 0 regularly, 0c. Coconnut tafly, 15¢ par pound; sold regus s e, 25 pew 20¢ per pound; sold 20¢ pound; sold reen losengers, 18¢ pe-rpunnd; tly, 40c. drops, 15¢ per pound; sold lsc pee ul i Ty, ularly, 0e, Molasses tafly, old-fashioned, 15¢ pew pound; sold regularly, 30c, Cream taily, 13e pér pound; sold regus lurly, Chocoly per pound; 15¢ per pound; sold reg= > and vanilla cream bars, 150 sold regularly, 40, London mixed, 10¢ per pound; regularly, 20, oz eabin mixed, sold 10c per pound; sold cushions, 10¢ sold regularly, 20¢ Jardinul pe: larly, ey i h fruits, fine chocolates. Salted almonds made to order, Frun Department, you can wi m. r apoles for Plorida aranges | dou | Mixed nuts 124¢ per pound. Paney Messing lemons 25¢ | Dates 7 per pound I Figs 124c. 150 and 1740, per pound; drops, 10¢ 20c. fuli line of imported murshmellows and supers per pounds buy a barrel of 4 00, 15¢, 20¢ nicg and 25¢ pep per dozeny