Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1893, Page 9

EOITORIAL SHEET. THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE | S | TWENTY-SECOND YEAR. HAYDEN BROS' Special for Monday. ribbed vests, natural Ladies’ jorsey long slecves, only 25¢ gray and whi each, worth 40¢, Ladies’ white jersey ribbed pants, 25¢ each. worth 40c. 1lot of ladies” muslin nightgowns only | 75¢ ench, worth An elegunt dis dies’ fancy aprone, ull Children’s heavy regular made, only half vrice. 1 cuse of ladies’ fast black cotton hose only 10c per pair, worth Ladies' 40 guuge fastblack cotton hose only per pair, regular 40c quality. Hoys’ heavy fast black bicycle hose only 25c per pair, good value. Gents' neg hlrts from sheriff’s (e, The an worth fully will put on sale again Monday men’s unlaundered shirts only 89¢ each, worth i 1 lot of gents’ Ince back automatic suspenders only 19¢ each, worth 50c. Wash Dress Goods The largest stock of wash dress goods in this city; the best assorted stock ever displaycd; the handsomest line of sateens you ever saw at 10c¢, 1 ¢ and 860 yard, The only house in Omaha that carries the Jupanette, 25c yard. The only house in Omal the Llama cloth at 10¢ The only house in Omaha that carries the Japanese cloth at 10¢ yard. Hayden Bros. carry the best black eateens that are made; they carry the largest stock of black satecus in Omaha 15¢, 25e, 80c, 33c, 8Tic and 40c d Remnants of wash dress goods lower than over; stock must be kept cleur of remnante, Black Dress Goods. ON SALE MONDAY. Wo have just received a large invoice of biack goods in all the latest weay 1.3 .85 buys one of the finest silk warp henricitas; 1t is a bo sauty and can’t help from pleasing vou. $1.25.—40-inch ali wool heavy bcnyunn. only $1.25, $1.2 Wo are showing the finest all wool hvmn >tta you ever saw; they are 46 inches wide and satin finish; aw them; only $1 Ahe—At 49¢ wo will sell you black al- batross that is wor th Goc i any market; they are 40 inches wide, 6Cc—40-inch all _wool nun’s veiling, oniy 60c; this gcods is worth Sse. Linens. Large sales, quick sales, low prices, no kut moving and. reducing Btock, has been our aim this season, nntl have we been snccessful? Let our cus- tomers tell their story Look at our towel bargains at 15¢ and 25¢ ench, qununm\ our prices on crash toweling, bc, 6 8c, fe, 10¢, 12cand 15¢ yard. Se lhnse white crochet bedspreads at b0, 75¢ and 95¢ each. Look at our table damask at 50c yard; compare our $1 damask. Mfll remnants of white checked nain- sook, 2ic, He, Sc, 10¢ and 124¢ yard. Groceries. Hayden »n Monday of la- at 25¢ each, cotton hose, full 124¢ per pair, just 1 86 double. that carries French L bul 56X flour, best sup nowflake, 6 rye flour, 8 Aunt Jemi- ma’s pan cake flour 3icor Tie for 2 pound vackage; Aunt Sally’s pan cake flour, 8%c ov 2 pound package; Lieb's Ryeninjun flap jack wn enko flour, Bic or 74c for 2 pound package: self-rising buckwheat flour 8c or 74¢ for 2 pound package. Finest home-made eatsup, in bottles, 10¢ Two pound can corned beef, 15c. Bolugnu sausage, be. Soda cracke Oyster crackers, be. Sweet chocolate, Premium (hmnl.m- 174c. 20-pound pail very fine fruit jelly, 75¢ each. Tmported chow-chow, 1 Import2d mixed Imported olives, are very fine; All kinds puckage, 7 burs best laundry soap, California dried graves, ¢ Imported Valencia raisins, lm]n-r ed seedless raisins, r California looso Muscatelle raisins, 10¢; these all are new, and the finest that money can buy. 8-pound can new California apricots, put up in pure granulated sugar syrup, most delicious fruit, 174c. 8-pound ean new California peaches, in pure granulated sugar syrup, 19c. Very fine blood-red salmon, 100 ean; thoy are delicious. Sardines, Mustard 2-pound 8ic. 2.pound can raspho pure granulated s 2 pound can st pugar syrup, 174c, Tea and Coffee. Wo contiuue to give very low prices ©On teas und cofle Monday we v 32{c, 16c and 10c. Cracked Java and Mocha, No. 1 Rio coftee, Golden Rio, 2 Combination £74c. Guatamula, choice, 80c. Old Governmenut Juva and ) 8 pounds for 81, Try our celebrated icious. Japan tea dust, 10¢ and 12 Choice sun-dried blo. Pan-fired Japan, d Japan, o Jap: s fust ‘ormosa Colong, 6 Moyune Gunpowde 3 Pin-Head Gunpowder, 48¢ and 58¢, These goods are the best and war- Fanted Lo suit or money refunded. 5e per pound. les, 15¢ per quart. 0 per quart; they ould be cheap at 75¢. of wash powders 28 per per ardine can ve wwberries, in clied coffee at 29 20c and Santos and Maricabo, Tocha, 85e, cocon, it is de- pound, Japan, 1%, 25¢, 850, spring lenf, 60c. e, dle, Spidor- HAYDEN BROS Napkins Special sale on napkine, We have too many napkins, They must be sold, so on Monduy we place on sale all the odd dozen of 58 bleached and silver bleached napkins that were $1.75, $1.90, 82,00, # 50, $2.75, $3.00 anc a dozen, all in one lot. As long as they lnst you can carry them away at $1.50 dozen; choice of entire lot, nearly 100 dozen, at $1.50 dozen, Second lot contains napkins, Horce is all 3-4 dinner size where you will get the best value ever offered in this city; napkins that were $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 5, $3.50 and $1.00, your choice Monday of this entire lot, $1.08 n dozen Some of these napkine are slightly o all odd dozen, In order sain of this lot, be on sale starts at 9 o, m. 0 odd dozen and will not be duplicated. Golored Wool Dress Goods. SPECIAL 89c—At Jamestown SALE MONDAY. we will sell you 88-inch wuiting. These goods are worth 50c. We have them in all colors. ble—At 50c we will sell you 88-inch changeable mohair: 39-inch bengaline, 10-inch all wool suiting. We have them in all styies and colors. They are bar- gains, 7 88-inch all \\Uul ford cords, ¢ full line of cc 8e—At &5¢ we will have on sale 88- inch changeuble whipeord. Thesecome in a beautiful line of colors and are worth $1.00 .00 buys the the market. Th “re and fine as silk. 85c—39-inch changeablo silk and wool pongee, in all colors, only 85e. DEPARTMENT. 39¢ whipcord, bed- and serges, finest sorge in 18-inches wide Plaid Surah Silks that you cannot match in any other house in the city for less than $1..25—our price during the next week will be SC per yard. 5o PIECES OF hantong Pongee for waists, skirts, etc., at SC per yard. Specialties for Monday Here s a list of staple goods at one- half price for Monda 1,000 bulls best het cotton (25 grams), regular price 10c, on Monday b¢ per ball. 500 dozen ladies’ fine stitched handkerchiefs, 10c, Monday 44c each. Williamantic _8pool cotton, 200 yards, regular price 6c, on Monday Ic per spool. 100 yards sewing silk, regular price 10¢, on Monday 4¢ each. Half ounce crochet silk, :, on Monday l3c. 1,000 yards™ fancy satin ribbons, 14 inches and 2 inches’ wide, regular price 15¢, on Monnay 5¢ per yard; this is a bargain, McCall’s paper patterns at half price from Monday to Saturday. 8 job lots of fancy silk handkerchiefs, First lot at 124¢, very fancy. Sccond lot at lac, fully worth 30c. Third lot at 23c, the best bargain in the city. 5,000 yards of very fancy guimp trim- mings, the very latest novelties, 5¢ per yard, B x roaia a large stock of elastics and are prapared tor Dbest pries linen hem- regular price regular prico per | Fancy wire hair and 15¢ each, wrgains fn fancy shell, hul 'n and rub- hair pins and o Fancy horn daggers, 10c, Faney horn hair pins, 6 for 0. Pancy metal hair pins, 6 for e, 500 dozen ch'ldren’s handkerchiefs, 1o each, Rlack spool. Remember, at half price, Lining Department The rush ig this department has com- us 1o add extra help to wait on rowds, Our silesia at 10c to Lo equal to any off Aey all eolors, ine at 15¢ yard is the best ever sold for 15¢ yard in Omaha, A full line of fancy printed linings, sleeve lining, farmer’s satin, hair cloth, duck, padding, canvas, wiggin, crino- line, wadding, collar and belt canvas, ete.; in fact, we cuarry the most com- plete stock of liniogs in the west. uu:hu.- at 9¢, 1lc, 12¢ or white linen thread, Z¢ per MeCall’s paper patterns ard is pronounced red in this ety auv OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, , 1893--SIXTEEN PAGES D rd TN NUMBER HAYDEN BROS|HAYDEN BROS! MUSIC DEPARTMENT. PIANOS, $155 to $1,500. ORGANS, $35 Up. SMALL MUSICAL Violins, box and how complete, 98¢ Violins, 3-4 s1ze, good 4 size, better. 0. Violins, suitable for udvaneed pupils, 0, iolius, suitable for advances rs and for solo artists, rs, warranted, i Lorrgspondlnrrly at _ama- ndolins, rcordians, Autoharps, D1 G Harmonica, Low Prices, Our prices defy eompetition. You can save from g150 to $200 on the very best Pianos made by buying of Hayden Bros. How do we do it? Call at our music room and we will show you how and why. MERCHANDISE, Standard sheet musice, 7e. Orchestra and band music regular price. Violin strings: Stratton's best, 10c to 20c. Guitar strings per set, Bunjo strings per set, Drums, S e Fiutes 1 Everything at Piccalos, 1 Dry Goods Profit. one-half Clarionets, Tambourines, HAYDEN BROS/HAYDEN BROS HAYDEN BROS CUTTING Furnitare and PRICES | Biby Carriagps. ON SHIOIES DEEPER DEEPER THIS WEEK. We Are Sole Agents For the World Famous |M0w's $3.00 Shoe $L9S. K NG 08 ERIA - PIA We also handle several other first class makes in all styles of cases. cash or on time, rent new Pianos Every instrument is fully guaranteegt, We take old instruments in exchange. We sell for We and allow the amount paid as rent to apply on purchase price, if you buy within one year. Domestlc Bargams Go to headquarters, where you have the stock to select froni and where thoy make the lowest prices, Visit all the stores, look over their stock and assortment, compare prices and you will admit, like thousands of others have done, that Haydens’ is the place for you to trade if you wish to save money. ched pillow casing, Tic. asing, Nh‘ 48-inch bleached pi Half bl A full line of pillow casing in bleached, unbleached or half bleached, all widths and prices. A full line of double width sheeting, 7-4, 8-4, 0-4 and 10-4, at 15¢, 16 -, 17¢, ]Hn' l‘k' 20c, 2le, 22¢, 23¢, 24¢ and 25¢ yard. Ready made pillow cases, 12ic, 17c and 19c¢ each, Sheets, 60c and 69c for best grade of sheeting. Yard wide bleached muslin, 5¢, 6¢, 7c, Tic, Se, 8ic, 9o and 10c yard. Mill remnants of unbleached muslin, 2ic and 4ic yard. Yard wide unbleached muslia, 5¢, 6c, 7c and 8¢ yard. Remnants of bleac hwl and unbleached ahor-ung at prices to close. Cotton flannel, ¢, 6e, 7c, yard. 8c, 9¢ and 10¢ Outing flannel, 5¢, Se. ya Ticking, 8ec, yard. Denims, yard, Shirting, 6e, Sc, 10c, 124¢ and 15¢ yard. Remuants of shirting, outing flannel, ticking and pants goods at still lower prices. You can’t afford to pass us if you con- sult your own interest. SPECIAL OFFERING MONDAY, 300 new spring styles of 6-4 chenille table covers just in on sale Monday at $1.08. Among these you will sco some entire new patterns. Drugs Leon Mangenet & Co,’s triple ex- tracts: Violet, white rose, heliotrope, pond lilly, Maria Stuart, white lilac, trailing arbutus, blue bells, honeysuckie wild olive, crab apple blossom, lilly of the valley, jockey club—any of these odors, we sell on Monday only at 15¢ per ounce, Tmported bay e, fulguu s violet water at 7hc. w. Brown & Bros.’ water n e, Florida water 35c. The American Florida water at 20¢ and i Please bring your bottlediop perfume or we charge from 2¢ to 8¢ extra. Blankets, We have a good many single blankets, that we Monday at 2 less than cost, us we need the room for other goods. Comforts or blankets bought at our present prices will prove u gous investment to you, - 10¢, 123cand 15¢ 10¢, 12}¢, 15¢, 18¢ and 20c 10e, 12f¢, 15¢, 18c and 20c¢ rum, 8-ounce bottle, at lavender odd blankets, will close out [House Furmshmg Goods If you want an ice cream freezer you can buy one cheap now. ~ Ours arrived a few weoeks ahead of time and they are piled all over the floor. Fcllowing are The C hr ty and Clauss patent cake and bread kn e per set; everybody else’s price $1 per set. NOTICE. Don’t buy y our refrigerators until you see our prices. We have asurprisein store for you. Keystone ezg beater, 1893 pattern, 75¢, just received; a great improvement over the old style. Cups and saucers, 20¢ per set. Wash bowls and nitchors, 29¢ per set. Chambers, 15¢ each. Piates, 2¢, 4c and 5c each. (i!)(' each, 2c ench, Hunging lu.mhs with springs, $1.60 ench; worth $5. Stand lamps from 10¢ up. Syrup pitchers, consisting of sugar bowl, pitcher, butter dish and spoon holder, 19¢ per set. Salvand pepper shakes, 1ic each. Wine glasses 3c each. Decorated cups and saucers, set. extension cream 50¢ per Sauce dishes, six for 10c. Albeta teaspoons, 23¢ por set. Lamp chimnc ) fow mat 100 piece impor- rated dinner sets at $7.95, . 00, Wakhitioliass; copper bottom, 49c. Coffee and teapots, 10c. Milk pans, 3¢ Pudding pans, Dust pans, Pint cups, Ze. 2 Covered pailg, 5e Copper bottom tew kettles, 29c. Wash ins, 3o Flour sieves, 5e. '\umu-u umwr, le, Can openers, Se. ¢ ‘lothesping, le pewdozen. 2 packages tacks, le, Mouso traps, le. Teaspoons, 6 for e, Tablespoors, 8 for 5o, Tea slmmol' le, Wooden bowls, 8¢. Dover egg beaters, 5e. THE ( INE. Mrs. Pottsand Mme.Streeter sad irons, $1.05 per sot. The largest line of clothes wringer you ever saw, from $1.50 up to $4.95 each. Ink, 2¢ per bottle, Mucilage, 2¢ per bottle. Tucks, e per paper, Best sperm sewing machine oil 8¢ per pottle, Perforated chair seats 70 each. French blacking 5¢ per box. hm) sola at lac. Toothpicks 2c per box. Scrubbing brushes 5¢ each.. SPECIAL FOR MONDAY. Fine flint blown initial glasses, any Regu- » each; soiled blankets at | initial you want, ut 50¢ per set In our basement next Monday we will put on sale 25 cases of imported eanmel blue ware at %he lowest prices cver sold in Omaha, Greatest sale on fine shoes ever in Omaha, this week. Selling 1,000 pairs of Ludlow’s $3.00 make ladies’ fine shoes attracts crowds to our shoe department. Every lady knows the famous “Ludlow $3 Shoes” We are selling 1,000 pairs for $1.98 a pair, cvery pair war- ranted. If you cannot attend this great shoe sale, send in for a pair. You will be pleased with your bargain and wonder why HAYDENS can sell LUDLOW'S g3.00 shoes for $1.98 when others ask $3.00. Every pair stamped “Ludlow $3.00 Shoe.” Ladies’ croquet rabbers 15c a pair, worth 25c. Ladies’ fine “New York” storm rubbers only 3s5¢c a pair. Children’s fine ]wht spring heel rubbers 20c a pair, Misses’ fine “New York” spring storm rubbers 23c pair. 82,45, worth $3.00, Children’s best quality pebble leg 31.85 rubber boots, £1.00. Misses’ best quality rubber boots, $1. Women’s best quality pebble leg $ rubber boots, $1 Boys’ best pebble leg 81.75 00 ality heavy $2.50 rubber st quality heavy $3.00 rubber 15. fine self-acting rubbers, only 45¢ a pair, 30, worth %3, We are $3.50 me! elling our famous Zebu skin s shoes at $2.50. If you have never n them come in and take a look. You will be surprised at the style and quality for Men’s light cordovan $3 shoes $2.00. These are a great bargain Men’s fine mat kid cloth top dress $5 shoes at $3 45 1f you have never been in our men’s shoe department step in and see how much we can save you on a pair of fine ¢hoes. It will set you thinking, 0id Ladies™ Contor - Shoes, We carry one of the mos lines ot “SOLID COMFOR ladies with tender feet, than others sell them Ladies’ serge congrass $1 house shoes 50c. Ladies’ hand-turned serge $ shoes $1.45 Ladies fine #3 shoes $2. 25, Ladies’ fine glove $3.50 shoes $2. 90, Mail Order Filled. at complete shoes for atdoe to $1 less congress 18-thread serge button kid turned button This s a full size car: best four-spring wheels, good parasol. strong in everything, upholstered satecn, weil worth § ing , reed hody, bicyvelg and relinbly in figured , our price $6.60, We never had such a complete line of furniture as now; ail first « not cheav furniture, but the nac at the lowest prices. Give us a call aud you will be surpris All Prices ¢ the 5 up )ls and lass Of course we « ve (rringes, but from we ‘give 4-spring gear steel whe the I-. st mado, U ITURI ‘We have rece ment of ne tyves, etchiu ings. One lot of smull engravines in white and gold and white and silver fiames, all new style pictures, we intend run ning at 48¢ each. Another lot, L0 in new stylo frames and ull first ¢ at 32 each, worth 3 Bedroom suite, $11.50, $18.5 Theso are all 8-piece suits, full s beds, and all from $3 to cheaver than they can be bhought any- where. SPECIAL OFRER—Ty room suit, bed 4-6 wide, cap on footboard, full size drosser and washstand, mirror 24x30, bevel plate, reguls i for this week $19. This n chance. Mail orders filled. Solid oak ceater uMn “l‘("l a good stylish tablo, price #1 8 styles bedsteads, and $2 The every by us Call and examine our elegant line of ruu iture and baby carviages before you buy; it may save yon money. Shelf and Builders' Hardware. Disston’s D 8 vip saw, §1.55. Disston’s pts., $1.25. Disston’s D 8 hand saw, 22-inch, 1 pts., $1.20, Disston’s pts., $1.65, Disston’s O 12 hand sa pt e Disston’s buck sa Socket firmer each, Rivet sets, Boxwood rules, Screw driver bits, Rose connter sinks, Hunter’s nail ee's, Howard Allard’s screw driver No. Acme screw inch, 80 . 10 fron smooth . 3 iron smooth | '\n 4 iron smooth | 18 iron knutkle joint plan icholson’s slim taper files, ¢ goods. n\‘hh and fi from $3.83 AND PICTURLES. ved an el ant assort pictures, pastelies, arto- water colors, oil paint rge size hed- 10 high, 4-inch rare 28-inch, 53 pts, D 8 hand saw, 2 10 -inch, D 8 hand saw, 206-inch, 8 -inch, 12 s, 10¢, 1ic, al triple bit G=inch, 20c; 8 lanes, $1.10, 81.20, I{.m!.;-t w drivers, 5 Plane hrace: ) Ratchet br: Draw kniv Measuring sere L B0c, tapes, 25 feet, 15¢; 50 feet, Model tool hand Socket serat Moyds Ete.—Get our builders’ hardw 10 save money. , B0 Builders, Carpenters, figures on nnything in and too's if you wans CLOTHING Department. Jolore, Laoer Than Eyer The Grandest Display of Glothing Ever Brought Under One Roof. Clothing “stores completely knocked out. They can't sell clothing as cheap as we, you all know this as well as we. Bargains for this week; false promises, but facts. Call selves, and convince your- Knee suits, $1, worth $2, Monday till 12 noon, Knce suits, $2.50, worth $3.50, all day Monday, Boys’ long pants suits, $1.50, worth #4, Monday. Child’s jersey knit suits, $1.50, worth 3, all day Monday 200 men’s suits, $5, worth §8, e Working pants, 75¢, worth $1,25, Mone Plaid jumpers, 85e, worth 50c, Bib overalls, he, We worth 7de. are the leading clothiers of Omuha. How much longer will it take for you to find ihis out? Come right along and let us save yoy some money on clothing. Butter, Cheese and Meat Departments Nebraska made fresh country butter, 124¢, 15¢, 17¢ and 19 Remember lard would cost you more than vhe pr quete you for nice country hul(-) pound” g ’ Sainns Rl oot s you nmy American club hous 1 neufchatel chec pdum (||1'v‘~4 1.00 ¢ Swiss cheese, cousin full cream, 6 ck cheese, 10¢ pineapple cheese, sle each; cheese, 12}¢ and 15¢; ham- ¢ per van, sold overy- ;. apnle butter, 5¢ pound; mince ment per pound, in our meat department we handle only the celebruted goods of the Cudahy, Swift and Hammond Packiog com- panies, buying from them with n guar- antee and wl!u\«' our customers the same wa, 8¢ per pound; bologna, head ¢ e and liver sausuge, all at 6c per pound; 1..‘-,.111“ bacon, 3 meless rump and plate corn f, Tie per pound; we will sell you the finest sugar-cured No. 1 hams, 15¢; pi nic hams, 11 California hams, blood sausage, 5e; ham suusage, Ties finest pickled porvi, 13¢; salt pork, 12¢; dried beef, 10c. Don’t forget our fish department, where you can get any- thing you want. Our‘motto: | in quality and p; Garpets. Just received a new stock of Union ine in carpets, the best goods of the kind made and new patterns, for 30c, 8¢, 400 and 45¢ per yard We ulso lm\ullh'ln as low as 19¢ per yard Our assoruncnt of the best makes of \in never waa as complote as this g, from 53 up to the finest. The celebrated Lowell extra super Brussels carpots 50c, 55¢, G5c and 76 ussels H0e, Velve 90c to 81, Wall Paper Weo are now showing the finest and most complete stock of wall paper ay prices lower than small dealers can buy for, from 43¢ to tho finest gilt and eme bossed. Fish Fish. Any kind you want aydens's 10 very l‘l over fo and 20c ery article guaranteed > or money refunded. you can get ap nice he ng for 2e, ¢ and 15¢ per pouna, , 124c per pound; finest sturgeon, 174c; cod fish, ¢ per pound; smoked salmon, 174¢ per pound; white fish, 10¢ and 124¢ per pound: Russian savdines, spiced, 10o per pound: anchovies, 124c per pound; spiced : per pound. have the very finest Washington wrel, 174¢ per pound, and all kinds of fresh fish: red snapper, 100 per pound; herring, Tie; perch, be; Califors nia fresh salmon ; white fish and trout, 10¢ per ,wv.d.»u..v1|-, 1240, and all other kinds, too numerous to mens tion. Remember’ you can get any kind of fish you want ab \ Mackerel 10¢ Finnan haddie libut, Ihe: