Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1892, Page 17

1, - THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. . . —_— — —— - -fl‘ , J OM \ll\ SUNDAY M()R\l\h l)l (‘l‘\flfl‘l{ l"‘ l‘%‘)’—l\\] \'l\ FOUR PAGES NUMBER ]31 1ETEEIEZEBC)EB?DCDIQ'EB?TCIEQJE} With its one hundred departments, each larger than any ordinary store offers extraordinary advantages and inducements to you to do your Christmas shopping there. Every department is BURSTING FULL OF PROPER; USEFUL; WEAR.ABLE BEAUTIFUL ARTIGLES-—EAOH SPECIALLY ADAPI'ED AS HOLIDAY The unanimous verdict of the public is: **Thereis no holiday display in Omaha that can be compared with that of the “Boston Store,” Thereis but one holiday bazaar worthy of the name and that is right here at Boston Store. Our immense basement is piled up from floor to ceiling with thousands of toys and doils, enough for every boy and girl in the whole state. People are dumbfounded on beholding the display. Our book department is im- mense. The handkerchief department is something wonderful. The plush goods, fancy goods, and glove departments are innovations that are bewildering in their greatness, N. W. Corner 16th and Douglas Streets; Oma,ha, " TOMORROW---MONDAY WE BEGIN THE MOST GIGANTIC AND HITHERTO UNPARALLELED SALE OF Ladies EVER HELD IN THE WORLD. YOUR CHOICE OF OVER 2,000 of our SWELLEST and NOBBIEST CLOAKS selected from our Mammoth Stock For this SPECIAL SALE Va.lues $25.00, $22.50, $19.50 All go Monday and balance of the week PRCES 17-24. b i Just Received by E'{pl ess One Thousand Dozen OILK . MUFFLERS # These are from the great hank 4 inkrupt sale of William Toppings, White Hstreet, New York, and were bought atone-tenth their value. - |ll|§) will ba gsold in three lots tomorrow. We offer tomorrow and uatil sold 4,000 picces of new dress goods. i The entire stock of one of the Ia mporters in New York, at a fractic of its real value. This will be a big---a very BIG SELLING OF DRESS GOODS NEW, FRESH I NEW, FRESH 200 DOZEN | ..{n ry highestgrade }WMMMMMMMMMWWMM ]ll ‘llt, richi iufflers, | tho richost atly manufae- [ plaln black, white dnd Polka Dot Blue Silk Huers, nue All'in ong graud Lot 49¢ 98¢ Worth $1.25, Worth $2,50, All regular b goods go at sillk embroidered, ]50 Dress Goods | §1, $1.50 and §2 H Dress Goods worth | 2 } worth $1.90, $1.50, $2.00 ‘ x‘ $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 @ | : a yard, ‘ a yard, 50C YARD. | O(J YARD. § l\ llll\ I()l \l’l ()\I\ All Wool Dress Goods g Wi mLh 94, )(\ fll § A Remarkable Sale of Silk ancl Embroidered HANDKERCHIEFRS 7 It is remarked every day that Boston Store has the largest handkeys El chicf department and lll\. I »west prices in Oma lhn PER YARD. AND INCLUDES HUNDREDS OF PIECES OF J Black Henriettas, Fancy Black Imported Novelty Weaves, Plaids Striped, Checked Cheviots, Plain Colored Cashmeres, Serges and Dlagonals, in all the latest shades, also elegant lines of Crepes, Chevrons and Fancy Saxony Wool Imported Suitings--- g in fact, all classes of 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50 inch all wool Dress Goods. 4 2 Let us repeat it again.--It is such important reading.-- i f 4,000 ieces 9100, $1.25, 8150 200 B Dress - Goods Beautiful Christmas Presents. & 200 ELEGANT IMPORTED UNMADE DRESS PATTERNS §5.00. $12.50, §5 If BLACK SILK DRESS PATTERNS| W hnt mnku a more elegant Christmas Present than a Black Silk ¥ Dress? Each of these patterns contains enough silk for a complete diess B and go at $10, $15, $20. GREATFUR R SALE} Pulled Coney MUFFS PR——— Electric Seal ( o ST o] FUR CAPES audsoms Blag C o= worbniohia ' Light Wolf Mufts, ) . ANIMAL NECK SCARFS From Electric $1.25| WILL $100 SIZ 50 Seal $1.50 o to Muffs: $2.00 Mok, -38.00 Twelve Dollars "' They come irn mauy different kinds--Plain and Fur Trimmed--all tailor ma.de All silk A Handsome Matelasse 579 All Wool Velvety Silk Lined Novelty Cloth Watteau Back REEFER Bishop Slecves, Eompe Trimmed with Sl Real Beaver, Pearl Buttons, Watteau Back, Would ht. W 1|]| Ih.lt ok, ¢ At $25.00 cven, But gocs in This Sale at Plain Tan Kersey Coats, Plaid Silk Lining, Large Pcarl Buttons, Never Shown Less than $22.50, But goes at $1250 I)lnuu., this sale. \lzl:l.n ' Cape NEWMARKETS | Of Novelty Cloth, <) This Sale goes at $ 1250 Ladies' Best Quality | 100 or Nawy Kersey Ladies’ E|B an reat pLush [English Box Coal, pol Loose: in{ back and front, f velvet collar, peari \mnnm This cntigal coq qu in Oma nln but during this sale goes at 50 Tri :d with el p _“ nes WHD Sige Tan and black, hand- somely embroidered, an, h()‘\.s d‘muu., lh:~ :l‘:,m Fu klunEE"DTs ‘rl:l’l.’:f::u" P Kl E: l»h with real astra- chan and bear, hand- |some ""I“' 4 dia, 18 uu al. The armest |, arment imaginable |ljuat half its value, $12*° : - 1001 Dozen Seconds) LADIES FINE EMBROIDERED | SHEER LINEN Handkerchie 12 Worth 50 | 500 DOZEN | PURE SILK | INITIAL Handherchies Japanese. scolloped, om- | breidered handkerchiefs | and India silic hdlkfs, [ 25¢] \\ or th The. 800 DOZEN EN’S Silk I xn! roigered el i and LADIES’ Highly Embroidered STk Handkerehiels ©0c¢ \’Vm Lh $l .5) DOLI A I.?ffipw:ctment- DOLL FURNITURE, b l)ull\ Iwuh 19¢ to 49¢. € Over a the m\nul legant cloth bound NOVELS by all the noted and pu]‘nll ar authors, orth $1.00, Thousands of haby’s ture hooks only : b Poems, in bes cat B B "% 1000 Kinds of ¢ 0oks 15¢, 19¢ and ¢ We also place om sale tomorrow the end tire sample line of Dolls from the largest dol} house in America, There are no two alike in the lot and they range from the one cent doll to the stately character doll} to 8¢, 8 watiful gilt Books for every home. Ihmknul fiction, art, history, romance, war, c solemn books, comic books, .uokery books, all kinds of books. ;