Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1892, Page 9

i ]:‘_‘[ w | THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. TWENTY-SECOND Y l'.A\H. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORN INING, DECFMBER 18, 1892~ 'l\\l "l\ l'()l R PAGES. YDEN sreatest Sale of Holiday Gooc Toys and Holiday Goods The largest stock and the best assort- ment in Nebraska, in fact, few std where you will find its equal. The display of toys this year excells all previous ye The now designs in oxidized toilet gets, perfumo cases, jewel cases, glove and handkerchief sets, collar nd cult cases, card cases, brushes, ete, is the handsomest lino ever displayed. Entire new styles in plush, leather and celluioid photograph albums: they are benuties, ) v in autograph albums, 1d ¥1 each. suyvs we have lino of Chirist and “‘oh! how che: day long. Ornaments, le euch, or 10¢ dozen. Beautiful designs at 2 for d¢, botter at 5c and 10c cuch, Our stock of dolls is immonse; dolls of every description, dressed or un dressed; largest dolls made; ulso the little bits of dolls. We are in a position to please any one desiving dolls from le up to $; Large stock of Japanese dolls at e, and 15¢ each. Games are_much cheapor this year than last. 23c games ave selling nt 10c, bue gumes at 25¢, $1.00 gumes 1educed 10 5llc ench. Iolding beds that sold last season at 25¢, Hlc and $1.00; have been reduced to 10c¢, 15¢ and We wero from the larg the hand- tree ornaments, you cun hear all 25, 10 fortunate in securing manufacturer of sachet bags his entire lino of samples at a great discount. No two alike. We have placed them on sale at about half their value, Hereisa o ice to huy the latest styles and Cesigns at less than wholesale cost. Elegant line of smoking sets from 50¢ up to $10.00 each. New Designs in pain ted pluques, 7 $1.50 and $2.00 each. ,\u_)lhmg)n'l may toys that is new und at Haydens, Iron toysin g eat variety. Books for the httle people of every description, also a_full line of books of interest for tho older ones, Our 5e and 10¢ toy counters center of attraction, crowded long and refilled every bargains that you where ut double the moncy. All sizes in brass drums fiom 19¢ up. Doll carviages from the cheapest 1o the best. Tool chests, All s1708 wheelbarrows, carts Wooden toys in gr ever. ey work baskets of every deserip- tion. Handsome line of children’s te: vases and fancy perfumo Epecial prices to close. ask for in rubber novel you will find are thu all hour or two w mateh th any- 10c. and up. iron wugons, or variety than ts, bottles at Colored Dress Goods. £50,000.00 worth of wool dress ;:nm]u 1nols at less than bankrupt prices, picee of goodsin the house marked es that - will sell them at sight, al sales every day this week. filled at the low pr out tho day the order Mail orders Goods sent coived, Now is the timo to buy your Christinas presonts. 50-inch broadeloth, sule this week for 95 neh broadeloth, reduced to $1 2 inch heavy reduced to 40-inch all wool serge, regular price Gae, reduced to 45 40-inch llu\”urll cords, all rulor-\, reg- ular price 81,25, reduced to Tae. H4-inch all wuul flannel, worth 6ac, re- duced to 45¢, 40-inch all wool flanne reduced to H0e, 86-inch part wool plaids, redyuced to 15¢. 40-inch all wool sviting, reduced to & 50 pieces imported dress goods, and alegator wenves, worth $1 duced to 75, B0 picces 46-inch all wool, satia fin German henpietta, worth $1 to $1,25, all gO at 75e, Black dress goods, Wo have the hest assorted stock of black goods in the west. Whip cords, sorges, diagonals, bongaline, Sabusto: pol cords nnd fancy w 8. \ ou ean'v aflord to miss the sule in this depart- ment. 40 inch all wool imported whipeord that we have sold all the season for $1.25, reduced to 7ac. 500 perces of imported funcy weaves that we sold from $1.15 to 81.40 a yard, reduced to 85 46 inch satin finish German henriotta; our price is $1,00; this time goes for 75 40 inch h«'n\') imported bengaline, worth 81,05, reduced to (this is a very fine and ! .1en\v goods) 81,15, 54 inch all wool Keusington sackings flunnel, worth Tae, I'ed\lcafi to Bbe 40 inch Reeds silk warp Henrietta, worth $1.45, veduced to $1.15, 40 inoh all wool storm serge, worth 83¢, reduced to 800, 86 inoh Knglish hearietta, worth 850, seduced to 2o i worth #1.85, on tra value, worth nch twills, worth worth 5ic, worth 28, worth 49¢, | that would ‘be Christmas Gifts We are now showing the largest line of gents’ linen and silk nandkerchiefs in the country, at our usual low prices. It will pay you to look. We have now on line of gents’ fine tiful hand! at § $5.00. Our line of silk and wool mufllers can- uot be equaled in the city at the pric Our entire stock of ladies’ faney lisle thread and silk hose to be closed out at less than they can be imported toduy. Commoncing tomor: the finest line of ladics’ aprons ever seen in this ¢ Over 100 dozen on displ Aprons from 15¢ to $3.00 cach. Clearing sale of fur mufls must bo closed out at once, I'r fire quality, $2.00, $2.5 From now until Christmas put on su'e 500 dozen ladi gloves, worth $1.50 por $1.00 per pair. Buy Spou salo of fancy trimmed, 5lc, cucil, Silks. Your® wife, your mother, your sister, or your best girl would be glad to have one of our black silk dress patterns. r’rices for this week only $9. Ior this amount wo 12 yards of a nice bl that will make up a $10.56 will got 12 good quality black display an elegant Ik umbrellas, 50, $3.00, $4 00 and w, we will show we 2 Vi r,sale price your glovos aurly gents’ il give you of une rra «d by any judge of silks worth $12 will buy only, a pattern of Satin Luxor that will make a handsome, sorviceable good wearing dress. $15. At this price wo giveyou 12 yards of Royal Alma silic that ought to “wear any woman live yoars, and we believe it will, too. - Linens, GREAT DISPLAY LINENS, Plain white hemstitched and fancy Jlud fringed searfs in great \'m\ ty $1.25, $1.50, OF FANCY S0c, Tac, 1, “white and fancy borders towels, immense assortment, se, 10¢, e each, line of fine towels, in 8Se imported May scilles $2.08 and %5 each Lunch u)nnh, in every style, and size, at all prices to suit. Fringed cloths, wi the set, only Ihg line of n Blankets wool mixed blanikets, .25 and $1.50 o pair, y blankets, 10-4s a puir. blankets color 59¢, 7 »., $ Al wool gr $1.65, $1.95 “oray mixed b 1, only ¥ Shile blankets G-pound I nd 81 puir. vool 50 @ pair, 11-4 white wool blankets, e white Californ | ch pair in box ine all wool wh 5 and $6.50 o pair. Sample line of white blankets,slightly soiled, at a big bargain. mixed blanikets, §, $3.98 a palr, 11-4 ankots, $4.75, Art clogant silic and plush houd rosts and W pillows and will at the following prices: y all silke heud rest at 15e, anoy silk head rests, all colors 23c, Elegant sofa pillows Gle, Vory fine sillk and plush head rests at 43¢, H8¢, Abe, €Se, $1.58, 81.68 and $2.08. Bargans in felt tuole scarls Square covers and pluno covers, stampod lined dressor searfs at 14e. mped liner splashers at Ge and 10¢, IFancy chenilie cords 5 8 3 oz kuitting silk, one day only. 15¢. Wo have a lu and handkerchief cases iv silk and plush, all hand painted, at prices ranging from a0¢ to $3.00, Ladies' Neckwear, We have an elegant line of these goods and will offer bargeins on Mon- day. All silk Windsor ties, plain colors, 14e. All s1llk Wiadsor “ties, plain colors, large, 19¢. All silk Windsor ties, stripes, 2. \\'e have full length reefer scarfs for urga silk mufllers, plain colors, 95¢. beau-| ™ .75 | 4 Woe have just raceived alarge stock of plaias and |special prices for this week. Handkerchiefs. Hero is a line of goods that will make as suitable Christmas presents as you an buy. We have a very complete [ine oy low prices, viz,: Ladies’ silk handlierchiefs, embroid- ered edg Ladies’ ver hankerchiefs, Ladies’ ehiefs . Ladies’ heavy sdkerchiefs, 25 adies’ ve kerchiets, fancy embroidered silk 18¢. fine chitfon handker- embroidered chiffon hi fine silkc initialed hand- \ on, $1.0 Ladics” vory on, hand embroid- ered hunkerchiefs, 18c. Ladies’ very fine embroidered hand- lrerchiefs, I fino hemstitched hand- Ladies’ very fine Swiss handkerchiefs, Children’s 1e, 2e, 3¢ and 20, ¢ Purses, Card cases and hand bags. Wo have put in an extra large stock of these goods specinlly for the Christ- mas trade. Here are o fow prices Ladies’ very fancy 52, 70 and 72e. 1 R and bags, extra fine, bordered handkerchiefs, d bags 43¢, e, from Ladies’ and gents’ purees from e to We have everything in the line o pies from a 2¢ cob to the finest Vienna l"OBrflthl\llm Fancy wood pipes, 3, 5e, and 10c. Faney wood pipes, extra quality, “(k and 2: Briar pipe: c and 50e. Twiltation’ mearschanm pipes, 10¢, 25¢ and 75c. Genuine Vienna meerschaum 51 0, 'H and schaum cigar holders, , 15¢, pipes, 10¢ to V8e. (loaks and Jackets. Unprecedented bargains will he the rule 1n this department during the coming week. Having made acvantage- ous pu; for the above (Ivn.lrlmunl, bargains will be offered to buyers never before equalled. Blegant clonks and suits, plush gar- ments. furs, w:appers, at prices that defy compotition. Ladies’ black cooney veres jackets for $1.50. ck cooney collar and re- collar and re- wand reveres jack- 57 possum collar and jackots for 410, Ladies’ raceoon jnckets for 31 reveres collar and reveres 1k collar and reveres jack- ets for $1( ~And the latest novelty of the season, Paletot, all sizes. The regular price is $30; our price is only $2 PLAIN JACKETS, A good warm jacicet for 83 A tan jacket with straps fo A tan worsted jacket for $6. A tan beaver juckot for %10, The Franklin goes at $13.50, plain and Watteuu pleat. A tan Kersey jucket, $15.00, Last, but not least, n 4U-inch jacket, Watteau pleated, worth $22.00; our price, $15.00, Plush Garments, A $15.00 plush coat for £10,00, 0 plush coat for §13 .00 plush cont for $17 .00 plush cont for $18.50. A 8000 plush coat for $22,00. “We will close out our ladies’ dresses and suits for 50c on the dolly These aro novelties, and ev lady should avail herself of this opportunity. Lxtra skirts at prices that the material cannot be bought for. 2 styles, offer them on Mon- stock of fancy glove Childrens Cloaks, 100 children’s cloaks at $5,00, sizes, 8, 10, 12; worth from $9.00 to $15.00, Silk Ghenmile and Lace Curtains in ail the new styles and Third l)ur spring stock of fine window shades have arrived. Some elegant goods at lower prices than ever. Third floor, Upright Pianos $195 New full scale standard anted: Twenty other styles at all prices up the finest concert grand Chickerg Piano Organs at Al Prices. instrument, fully war to Special‘ offerings this week in musical instrument. Drugfi Department. Ponca compound, 8o b Ransom’s Hive Syrup, Red Cross Cough Cun Jewelry, Our holiday offeri ngs in fine watches, clocks, silverware an d jewelry. olid gold neck chains, 98e, ¢ bottle. , large, 35¢ bo worth olid gold heart charms, 58e, $1.50. Ladies’ or ‘hamberlain’s Cough Remedy, 75¢e. s’ Che ’s Engl 20e, worth Pectoral, 75 bottle. h Remedy, 20¢ bottle. i bottle. Grower, large, tors Hai Growor, simall, 4 gents’ heavy band rings, beautifully chased, $1.50, worth $3.50. Solid gold band rings, 6! worth $2. ienuine diamond eardr in solid gold settings, $3.95, worth *10 Beautiful California diamond eardrops in heavy solid gold diamond settings, $1.95, worth $5. (xouumL Bohemian g:\l'nmuurdl'nm in gold sultin , 48¢, worth :H 0, 10c. \1»11m s I‘u(nl large, 63¢ package. Ayers’S rmpm-uln by Hood’s Sursaparilla, Wright's Sarsaparilla, 60c bottle. We have a large stoek of toilet soaps and perfumes at very low prices, and wo sell our drugs at lower prices than any other store in-the city, and our prices on preseriptions are lower than ever. Call and see us. Solid silver thimbles, 15c, worth 50c. Beautiful lace pins in new designs, 25¢, jewel ers’ price $1. Child’s silver mugs worth $1. are of all kinds at hat¥ jewel- es. 12 dwt. knives or forks, $1.25 in cases, a0c, Chinaware Etc. CHINA, GLASSWARE, CROCK- ERY, GRANITEW ARIL FLINT- WARE, BLUFE ENAMELWARE, TI WARE, COPPER AND DRAS GOOL WOODENWARE, FIBR STONEWARE, CUTLERY AND S1L- VERWAR 14 distinct line of goods in one large mammoth department. There are hun- dreds of useful and appropriate articles among them thut will make a splendid Xmas present. A fine lamp. - Dinner set, Ten set. Toilet set. Fire sets. 5 o'clock tea sets, Carving sets. Kitchen sets in copper, brass, graaite, blue enamel, cameo or tinware. Fine cups and saucers, Plates. | Lemonade sets. Baby berry sets, figures, etc Dinner sets $7.95, worth % Teu sots 3,20, werth $8.75, Hanging lamps 8135, worth 85.00. Stand lamps, with® decorated shade per set. New holiday goods arriving duwly. Why pay exorbitant prices to jewelers when we can furnish the same quality goods at haif their prices. Gents’ gold stiffened American watch, stem wind and set, $5.75. Gents’ gold filled hunting caso watch, warranted to wear 20 vears, with Elgin, Springfield or Waltham move- ments, $11,45. honls 14 kt gold-filled watch,warrant ed to wear 20 years, with a fine full-jew- eled movemeut, adjusted to heat, cold and position, $18.45. Gents’ solid gold wateh, stem wind and set, hunting and opon face, with fine lver wateh, stem wihd and set, full jewoled, $3.5 dies’ gold filled hunting wind and set watches, with a fine nickel 1 movement, $6.935. fine 14 kb solld gold stem wind and set, 28’ 14 kb gold-filled ]llmlu case watches with genuine dismond set in center and handsome raised gold orna- mentations, Elgin, Springfield, or Wal- tham movement, $18.45. Elogant pearl operi white and oriental, flint even watch, glasses, bluck, achromatic' lonses, and burner to mateh, and fine burner, $1.35, worth 84, .. Toilet sets, 31,95, worth 85, with fine morocco cuses, #3.50, worth $7.00, PAGES 9-16. —3 NUMBER 181 —= O N Gandy. Chocolate ereams, hand-made, 25¢ per pound; sold regularly., 40 Bon-bons, hand-made, 25¢ por pounds; sold regularly, s0c, Best hon-bons, nut centers, pound; soid regularly, S0c. Buttorcups, eight’ flavors, pound; Poppermint and wintergreen wafers,30c: sold regularly, 40c. Roek candy pound; sold v Boston chiy ularly, 40¢. Assorted lissgs, regularly, 40c. Peppermint losengers, 2 regularly, 40c, Curame!s, 20¢ per pound; sold regularly, 10¢. Wintergreen losengors, sold regulaily, 40c. Mixed feait drops, 15¢ per pound; sold regularly, 80c, Maple sugar cocoanut, 15¢ per pound: old_regularly, 30c. Vanilla cream cece pound; sold regularl ‘ocoanut tu 15¢ B0c. ) aut taff y, 15¢ per pound:sold reg 30c. \Iuh\ sses tafly, old-fashioned, 15¢ per pound: sold rezulariy, S0c. Cream tatfy, 15¢ por pound; sold regu- larly, J Chocolate and vanilla eream bars, per pound; sold regularly, 40e. London mixed, 10¢ per pound; sold regularly, 20c. I Wbin mixed, 10¢ per 40¢ por 30c per quality, 2 ¥y d0e. 20¢ per pound; per sold rog 20¢ per pound; sold 0c¢ pound; sold , 18¢ per ponnd; nut, 15e per vy pound; sold regu lar] 15¢ pound; sold ushions, 10¢ y, 20c. Jardinal pear drops, 10¢ sold regularly, 20c. We carry a full line of imported French fruits, marshmeliows and super- fine chocolates, Salted almonds made to order. ‘These are some of the goods wo make. The public is invited to see our candy- mulkers at work. sold per pound; per pound; Hardware, SHELVE AND BUILDERS’ HARD WARE DEPARTMENT. % Common, fence, shinglo, flooring, and all kinds of wire nails, by the keg or pound; 100 pounds makes a keg of nails 604 nails $1 90 50d nail 30d n: 10d n 20d n 12d n 16d nai 10 nails. 8d and 94 nail 6d and 7d nail Padlock Jack plan Groceries. Pure Ryo Fiour Pure Rye Pure Whout Graham Fiour. Minneapolis bes ~upn|lu|l\'o (warranted) ... A good Flour (s Il.l)lli\l) Bros.’ Flour. raham I‘ lo i of nowesty bue Imhwn flour. ... Y IHIHBARGIBUE wa paneake flour RS N. Y. hams Dried beef. . Corned beef. . Potted ham, por Potted tongue. Deviled ham. ceccocecco us Head chee I'rankforts wolio or ¢ v Save all the wrappers that’ come on the Supolio, and send them to the fac- tories and they will send you a very fine chromo. Saaaaaas-I® = bo All kinds of washing powder, 2%¢ package ov 4 for 1lc. Soapine, lua Gold Dust, Soap Dust and Pearline. ry’s improved hummnnulln(' Socon Prime Russian caviae (per can). ... Best home-made cat Genuine Spa 5 3 packages Doherty’s New Bogland mine 3 packa conder 8 pound Califor: Califor Calitornia cvnpomml ptd C uhhn nm white necturene: il now fruits: just ro- nd the most delicious you ever ate. They are worth 10c per Ib. more than we ask. ust imported from Seville, Spain, the finest olives you ever saw, all packed fresh for us. Perq Tmported chow chow, Imported mis Wao sell a gooc ies (new). n-cured prunc joll Laundry sty Bird seed (very fine). . v 2-1h ean earl une pe 174c. If ou buy i can and if you do not wy they aro the finest and most icious poa you evor did eat, ill pay you back the mouey. We have veas for 8ie, 10fc, 12ic CGGG06066C60 Desston’s Empire snws, 26-inch. Block planes. . Smooth plane: Bracee, . Rucnot MBS it M 4 A full line of shelve and builde hardware at corresponding prices. Oysters, Cheese, Butter Don’t forget to visit Haydens’ buttor department. Where you ean buy the and creamery butter; made 1n Nebraska. We have country butter for 1dc, finest country overy pound of it 16e, 22¢, 24c¢ and 20e, this butter is guaranteed s or money refundod, the finest stoclk of and selling at the Creamery we have at Remembe to be ns we st We also cheese in the ¢! lowest price, Wisconsin full eream, 8¢, 10c and 12}c per pound, New Jersoy and 16e, pure cream cheese, lic Black morocco leather covered opera glasses with cas Solid sterling silver souvenir 98e, atorth $2. Wateh and clock )u\\olw s price. Tea and Coffee. If you wish good goods, and, save money, buy your tea and heve. Our teas are all new pickings. We can sell you a good plain draw- ing tea Choice sun-dried Japan. . Basket-fired Japan, sweet drawing. rough leaf Choice cultivated uncolored Japan, Fine brass fire sets 86, worth 50 clock ton sets 83:80, worth 88, Carving sets 96¢; worth $2.50, Cups and saucers 10c, 16¢, worth 25¢ and 50¢, Cups and saucers 85¢, worth 81 Fine china plates 10c, 12c, 17¢, 22¢, worth (ourzlmesul much. Pine ruhy canaryjand blue lemonade sets, jug and six flasses, $1.25, worth $3,50, G-piece glass cream set 20¢, worth 75¢. Bissell carpet swenper, 81,40, Fine blown glass tumbler 40c, worth $1,00, Syrup vitener 10, worth 8poons, repairing at half , 16¢ also, to coffee 25¢, bewmg s Machines Do not pay fancy prices for a sewing machiae when you ean buy the best one made for $20. also a yuml one for $16, Every machine fully warraented for five years, Third floor, 'A Fine Rug In fur or smyrnia is a suitable Christ- mas present. We have a complete us- sortment of all grades. Third tloorn Extra choice spidor leg Japan Young Hyson, good leaf and heavy liguor . o B Ping Suey Gunpowder Moyune gunpowder. . Ceylon tea, very fine. English breakfast. . Coffee we receive daily fresh from the roaster. COracked coffee Cracked Java and Mocha. . No. § Rio coffee. (.oldon Rio.... .19 ¢ > lones others sell for $2 and Young America full cream, 124c, Brick cheese; 12fc, 14c and 16c, Limburger cheese, and 150, Swiss cheese, 124c, 14¢ and 16e, Neufchatel, 74¢c per package, Sab sago, 8¢ per package. Fromage de brie, 40c per pound, Pineapple cheese, 50¢ each, Rochfort importea, 50¢ per pound. Swiss cream cheess, 80¢ per packuge. Club house, LEdam cheese, $1.2 Wo have min pound. Apple butter, Tic per pound, Steawberry and raspberry preserves, 124c. Come here for your fresh oysters, We have them fresh every day from Halti- more, 26¢ per quart, each, weat’ for 7ie per Trunks and Valises. No matter what others say, the trunks we sell for #1.49 are just as 'um\ as the 2.60. We challenge comparison, l‘lvurylhiuu in this line, whether bag or trunk, is as clmnr ay it I8 possible Lo be, considering the flvst clags quality of the goods. We are always open for a comparieon, .25 o] Give us & call, and 15¢ pe (¢! umh nsed m . 7 bars O:d Country soap, 250, Tibn e W et s0ap, 250, 7 bars Progre soap, Zbe. 7 burs Saxon s01p, 25¢. rs 1mported eastile soap, 5o. s White Bagle soap, 250, soap, 250, gic soap; 26e. rs Water Queen soap, 250, e — Meats. No. 1 sugar cared hams, 124e, Picnic hams, 9 Boneless hams, 104c. Breakfast bacon, 1le. salt pork, 10e. Dried beef, Tie, Bologna snusage. Livor snusage, Head cheese, Te. Frankfurts, 8ic. Codfish, T§e. Whiltetish, 8ic. Mackerel, 12fc, . Stoves and Ranges. If you will examine our $27.50 solid steel range that other dealers ask $15.00 for you would tuke it in proforonce o others if we asl also $45.00 for them, but not alone giving you the best vange in tho world, we save you 65 per cent. We do the same thing in our cooking and heating stoves. If you will 08 you cuan cons ATING STOVES: The Magnet $2.95, worth three times as much. The I, W, Jr, Oak 36.45. worth $12, The Emblem $0.30, worth $15, The Cannan )5, worth 812, The P, P, Stowart $37.60, worth 850, The Matchless $16.20, worth $35, The Splendid 338,25, worth $55, The Putnam #, worth $10. IN COOKING STOVES, The Cooking Emblem $7, worth 814, The Hearthside # worth 818, The Matchless $19.95, worth $27, The Signal $19.95, worth 827, The P. P. Stewart, tho finest cooliin stove in the world, 2295, worth $35, any man’s money. The Magnum lamp stove will heas any room you have, price 83,50, There are other oil heaters in the mare ket that you pay $12.00 for that have not nm Iu.nung capacity that the Magoum vinee yoursel )l.\' H