Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 26, 1893, Page 9

GBS S N S SCOND YEAR. TWENTY THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE lO'\I AHA, SUNDAY HAYDEN BROS HAYDEN BROS'HAYDEN BROS That Sheriff Sale. Our big purchuse of Kohn & Harris’ wholesale stock of furnishings. Must be rushed off this weei. We bought it for what it was worth, bat we won’t talk about ity the They'll do thew own talking. Gents' Neckwear. Be on hand enrly and catch on to some of the bargnins. Kohn & Harris' 25¢ choice for ch. He tee I\ senrfs, cholee for 1 Cur noice for 1 fs, choice for ilable space on main floor devoted to this immense stock. Boys’ Shirt Waists. Here is where you can save sume money. We want a full house on Mon- day. ~ We extend a specinl invitation to parents who huve waists to buy for thair boys to attend this s flannel waists, Kohn & % our pr 124c. tton W Kohn & 5e3 pur pr cotton wai 1; our price, Windsor Scarfs. 500 dozen fancy worth 10 about one-third of simply quote prices. teck scarfs, your Kohn & Hle. enrly given away. ndsor sear anch, Faney Windsor scacfs, . ‘ine silk Windsor worth Suspenders. Over 1,000 dozen go on sale at about one-third their value. 1 lot men’s and youths’ shoulder braces, worth 5Cc, to bo closed at 15¢ ts’ funey suspenders, solid buckles, per pair. witomatie lnce buck suspenders, the best mude, only Ife, worth 50c suspender in this stock worth and $1, to be closed at 23¢ per r. In this stock we find about 50 dozen gamples of suspenders, no two pairalike, which we will close out at one-third their value. Men's 1z Hose. Hero is where wo oxpect the crowd. Our entire center aisle will be given up 1o this line. Hoslery from ull parts of the globe will be represented here. Ix- wra cashiers during thissale. Men’s funey cotton & hose, Kohn .\' Harris prico was 10c¢. v ll(u Mnrd ~nvk~x seamless, 1 per dozen cotton 4 hose. im- pair, Kohn & Harris per puir, I Man’s fast blac ported, 10c per ~price 25 Men's brown otton + hose, impc full regular, 12 ser pair, worth 2 Umbrellas. Over 5,000 cotton glorias, silic gloria milan silks, volunteer silics, r:un‘nuw silks, empress silks and Spittalfie! silks, all mounted with fine hand!es Kohn & Hurris' umbrellas. wo Ll\ 31, 10 be closed at 50 each, Umbrellas worth $1 Umbrellas worth Umbrellas worth $: Jmbrellas worth $5 at $: Men's Fancy Negligee Shirts. The most attractive part of this stock. They had just received an elegant stock of these goods shortly before being closed h_\' tho sher These goods will, ded into immense representing the nl ice. re going to make this the greatest shirt sale of the season. 1 1ot of negligee shirts, Kchn & Har- ris’ price 50¢, our price 19, 1 Lot of negligeo shirts, Kohn & Har rig’ H0c, our price 2 110t of negligeo shirts ris price, 60e, ¢ 1lot of negligeo shirts, ris price $1, our price slc. l\ul of negligeo shirts, Kohn & Har- ris’ price $1.25, our price 7ac. 1 lot of negligee shirts, Koh ris’ price $1.50, our price 98c. n ted, 08 each. Kohn & Har- our price 85c. Kohn & Har- & Har- We handle all kinds of musical stin everything s diaaics, Men's Unlaundered Shirts. To be closed for 1 not counting the m These shirts are m quality, linen bosom and cufts. l(omlm el bhand-made button holes, Kohn & Harris price 16 per dozen, our price 29 each or 6 fc Also, 1 lot, Kohn & l]« our price 50¢ cach, Gents’ Underwear. The stock being so large it i ble to giveany deseription of it; we will divide it into 3 lots, 25¢, 85¢ and 50c,and will guarantee this to be the best and ehenpest line ever shown in the west. Handkerchiefs. 100 dozen geuts’ fancy navy blue hand- kerehiefs, iitation of silk, only d¢ each, worth 15e. 100 dozen gents’ navy blue, very handkerchiefs, looks like silk, only each, worth 25¢ Fancy Goods. Special Sule—Monday we will offer a full line of fanc Ll drapes at special prices, in four'lots. Lot . 1--Laney drapes, 22 cach, Lot No. Very fine hand painted sk drapes, with bolting cloth ends, 48c. Lot No. 8—Fancy hand painted chungenblo silk drapos, Tie. Lot No. 4—Very fine hand silk drapes, 8ic, Fin: chet silk, in blue. yellow, red, am, black, full § "oz spools, ach, All colors plush balls at Sc per dozen, All colors best brand of silk floss, alwaye 5¢ per dozen, Remember that we make the elosest figures on all fancy goods and stamped linens of any house in the eity, > than sing. first class, good material, vis’ price 65c, impossi- fine 10e hand painted painted Wash Dress Goods. New spring styles on dis- p'ay, Largest assortment of the lm\'mt pncm, n> ma'ter what the cost; who have the stock and propose to sell it. Hayden Bros. sell the ‘Japanette,” new wish fabric made in Manchester, Eng., fast colors, soft evening shades, only 25¢ yard. Hayden Bros. sell the cloth,’ ey weave, collon W i < shades, only 10¢ yard :n Bros. sell the best printed to be found in Omaha at 25¢ rd; these are imported and fast col- and fust 80 sllers; others are asking wnd 40¢ yard, Hayden Bros. are displ est line of imported pr Swisses, in plain ground and shades, beautiful line to select from. This fubric is very popular in large eastern citios but scarce in Omaha. They come high but our stock would not be complete without them. Ladies who are pariiculur as to stylo and color will do well to make their selection early, as there are no duplic: 1, this being strictly an impoct or e by us lust fall.” Haydens’ price, “Japnese sh gools, the nd domes Hiydsn largist lin Bros. aro displaying of fine imported i in this city. ew styles just in added to our immense lino on display. Would it not be well for you to look them over and compare them at 3ac, 25¢, 15¢ and 10¢ yard? Hayden Bro 11l the “'Llama cloth,” a printed henriett soft wool finisk fubrie, fast colors nch wide, in dark or light ground, only 10¢ v s Huyden Bros. nve giving big bargains in gingham, zephyrs, suckers, ete., a yard down to ¢ yard. % gham at 10¢ S0 line of styles, ut Huyden printed org 10¢, 2 Bros, ery a | |H vew 1$ r d. 3 ure offering a line of white dress in fine cords and ks, plain lawns and India linons stripes, dots, ete., in un'\ remnants, that you can bay 10c and 124c, less than half their \':)l\u- den Bros. invite all to the big ins on sale on center table in new ngon Monday. 800 preces of extra wide wash dress goods, such as 32 inch aveyron cloth, chulli shantong pongoee, pincapplo tissue, canton cloths, mouslin do inde, cheyrons, 40 inch wide plain zephyrs with faney woven border, goods that “have been selling at 10¢, 1")«, 5y 19¢ and 25¢, all in one great lot, tike your choice of this lot ut e _\'urd. No samples of this lot, no remnants in this lot, and if you want anv of this bargain we would adviso you to be here Monday as they will go fast at Furthermore, we will continue sale on those Manchester challies at 3fc yard. D Get our prices on violins, mando- lins and gu s Wool Dress Goods. 30-inch all wool French challies, spe- cial Monday, 8 Half woo Monday 124c. Our new spring goods ave all in. shelves, countel goods. allies, worth 25¢, special Our and aisles ave stacked »s, kinds and neh all wool changeable whip cords cautiful ihwilng. onl JIr:mh silk and wool ties $1. i-inch French brocades in all colors French novel- 30 pieces of satin finish German hen- riettas, actual value $1 We are going tosell this Monday for 88c. 38-inch Duchess henrvietta. This is in a new goods just out and are beauties, in silk and wool changeable effects, only -inch all wool poplin colo 40-inch all wool bengaline in shades $1.00, nch day only ¢ weave in all all the asilk worth $1.23, Mon- Notions. In this department we defy competi- tion in either quality or prices. On Monday we will offe Machine thread at le per spool. Jnen thread ot 2¢ ver spool. Siik thread, 100-yard spools, at 4¢ per spool, Sk twist, 10-yard spools, at lc spool. Crochet cotton at 3 balls for se. ays at oo per set, stays at 4¢ per pair, hields at 5¢ per pair. hinet hairpins at le per box. Fine combs at 4¢ each. Best elastic at 24c per yard, Red cotton floss at 10¢ per dozen, Wool dress braids at 2 rolls for le. Special brush sale on Monday. per Get our prices on violins, mando- lins and guit Carpets. W closing out some patterns of Lowell extra super carpets, the best all wool goods made, for Gie, In this sale we will scll some all wool now line of fine brussels carpets y choice patterns and better quality, Body bry "elvet ¢ sels, 00c. spets, de. We have a complete ass china mattings at 1 o Oil eloths 18e, Chenille portie and £5.00 pair. curtains a pair. Some very fine und large 60-in. by 34 yards, new patterns, for $2.00, Curtain scrim mill remnants a A full line of Swisses and silka) very low pricos. The best sewing machine wade, fully warranted for 5 years, $17.00, Carpet sweepers, curtain trimmings and upholstering goods of every deserip- tion. rtment of fine i I8¢ squ. yard. . 8100, $4.50 Sle, The, 8ie and $1.00 the | Miilinery. This is the first week of our gpring millinery opening sale. great outributed to the stock in making rious as it is veantiful, The most modest purse ean procure stylish and becoming headgenr for its owner, while the more fastidions cug- tomer can gratify her taste from the yles and prices which it her disposal. rices ure extremely low for sh to make this dep: ment popular with the ladies. We d pend on the power f prica to do this. Cloaks, Wraps, Etc. In cloak this devartment on second_floor space devoted to ladies’ and arments which is larger than any exclusive cloak house in the west., Hore there are Ladies’ cloaks, jnck- 5, tengowns, waists, ete., as well s of Children’s wear in the The entire range of qualities from the cheapest RELIABLIS garments up to the most elegant and elaborate products of the best makers in the world arein the stock jackets, $1.95, $2.95, capes, $3.95, $1.85, Infants’ cloaks, 93¢, 8125, $1.50, $1.75, §2, up to $0. Ladie 87¢, Yac, $1.25 Shteon skitts, ) wrappers, 69c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, an’t quote g tithe of the prices, Gl ke aaitor price list. Mail or- s fiiled, Hat Department is now comblete. \Vl, have all the latest styles of men’s, boys’ and children’s hats and ¢ ps. Men’s new Homberg hats in all the latest shades from $1.50 to #3. Stiff hats, a nice new line, from 50c up. See our men’s $1 and $1.50 stiff hats. Soft hats from 50c to $5. Weo have the lurgest line of men’s and lm)fl crush hats in the city from 50c to $2, Boys’ tourists, stiff hats 50c up. In our children’s department we have the lurgestiine of goods ever brought to this which we are offering at prices sure to please. We are making a special driv il men’s, boy! boys’ crush and boys’ in a and s goods at These goods are worth from 50c The remainder of those rubber goods, s, from $1.50 to $3, regular price Handkerchiefs. Grand special sale on handkerc hiefs We have struck a bargain in a job lot of 1,000 ladies’ and children’s handler- (llluf~ bought at a forced sale. They will be placed on siie Monday. A Children’s handkerchiefs,” fancy bor- ders, lc each Children’s handierchiefs, fancy bor- ders, ench, Children’s handkerchiefs, fancy bor- ch, ancy bordered handkerchiefs, fast colors, 4e e Lrdies’ mou colors, oe cach. 200 dozen ladies’ very fine hand-em- broidered handkerchiefs, worth 80c, go at 13¢ each, DO NOT MIs 300 dozen iing handkerchiefs, fast THI1S, ladies’ fine linen hand-em- broidered und scalloped handkerchiefs worth 30¢, go at 19¢ each. 50 dozer: fancy embroi ed silk hand- chiets. plain color ¢ ech. ¥ embroidored sillc hand- very one of these handkerchiefs is worth three times as much as we usk for it Books. Special sale in the book department. Huving just veceived u full lino of bibles, prayer-bhoks, etc., we are on- abled to give special bargains in these goods, Catholic prayer-boo [ ‘I'hese ure the fin @ books publishe iscopalian prayer-books, 75¢, #1 and All these goods ure bound in the finest lethe Iine R at 80e, 45¢ and “wnd most com- 1 leather hound bibles at 90c, $1.25, $1.49, $1.95 and $2.60. Special sale on extra heavy commer- cinl note paper: 11 )., or 78 shocis, for 10c, We have a job lot of fancy paper to be cleared out at de u box, really worth from 20c 1o & Watches. Ladies' gold filled, watches, stom wind and set, war good time koepers, $7.05, Ladies' gold filled, hunting case wind watches, warranted to years, Elgin, Springfield or movements, ¥ i, Ladies’ 4 kt., gold filled, hunting case wateh, with I8 kt. gold raised, ornamentations and a beautifu® genuine diamond se* in center, a full jeweled Waltham movement, 49 worth $40.00, hunting Waltham Mmmxu, l MARCH HAYDEN BROS KOHN & HARRIS Clothing Stoek. Excitement still prevails over the hargains obtainable from the bankrupt clothing stock of Kohn & Harris —$10,000 worth of men’'s and boys’ clothing went on sale last Wednesday. have not $10,000 worth left. As you can imagine we had the largest clothing sales since we started in business. We had to put guards at both entrances to our clothing depart- ment in order to keep the crowds back, to enable our large body of clerks to wait on the custom- ers; but all is not over yet. Monday and all week, if you visit our store, you will be in luck to get around in the neigh- borhood of our clothing depart- met. Bargains On Sale Mondau. 300 pairs jeans pants at 25c, 30¢, 73¢, $1. Not a pair of these pants are worth less than 73¢ up to $2. Five hundrel men’s all woot suits $4.95, worth $10. Three hundred men's $2,95, worth $6. Boys' pants 15c up. Long and knee suits $1 to $2.50 on Monday. 26, We suits | See our prices. « Why stay away? Duck hunting coats $2.50, worth $5. Furniture Department, Antique mantel bed, chiffonier front, best woven wire spring, supported in centor with rows of coiled wire. bost wool mattress, muking as complete and as nice an outfit as anything on the mar- ket, no matter what price. Our price $18 50, Come and see it 3-piece bedroom suit, 24x30 bevel plate mirror, bed 5 feet 10 inches high, 4 feet 6 in s wide, hard maple, 16th century finish, regular price $25, our price $1¢ Pac Jed and delivered nt depot for this price. Mail orde s promptly Polished ounk desk and bool ¢ bined, 2 feet 6 inches wide, 5 fect. es high, large writing table,sm xll draw- or inside, pmon holes for envelopes, P place for aecount books, four regular prica $10.50, age, all cane, best four vele wheels, up- hu" n, rzuud p\n.- regular price $10.50, While they last. Largo oak rocker, with arms, cane seat, strong and well made. To appre- ciate this you will haye tosee it. lar p-i ) our price and taken to depot for this | s promptly filled ir (goose < regular prige | Dress Lining. We ¢ u large assortment in this line. We have just peceived a beautiful li of printed selicia, black back, at 15¢ and yard. We carry the \. s line of |m||n colo ml seliciu at 10¢, 152, 20¢ and 25¢ yard. Oar 1 pcrm\liuu is equal in .,\ lity/ und finish to any you will find g e, Our Sc percaline is a surp carry ouly the best eambr] 5e yard, Hair eloth, erinoli duck. padding, wadding, w and fancy, farmer’s satin, serges, sleeve linings, ete, can get what you want in ing depurtment, Wall Paper, An etraordinarp purchase of wal paper which we can zell at prices lowe than we have eve:been able to quote before. White blank paper, full leagth rolls 4ic and He roll, Gilt and embossed wall and ceiling papers 1 all gradsat equally low prices thers) pillows $2 0, i Ttalinn cloth, . in fact, you Haydens® lin- 893—SIXTEEN tand every PAGH PAGES 9 OYid NUMBER HAYDEN BROS HAYDEN BROS HAYDEN BROS Great Bargains in SHOES This Weelk. We sell shoes from the best manufacturers per cent lower than stores sell them. bargains over see the goods. ve you money pair war- ranted. S() shoe Read our carefully and We will and every fLadies’ dongola button shoes, $1.43, rwruhr 82 shoe. Ladies fine patent tip shoes, $1.95, worth g2.50 every- where. $2.75, worth $3.50. We put on sale . new lot of Cincinnati make ladies’ fine donm;l;\ shoes at §2.75, a re uLu 50 shoe. If you want a bawmn don't miss seeing these. We sell Chickering pianos. our prices. BROOKS BROS.’ Rochester Make Ladies’ ¢5 French shoes at $3.50 a pair. We carry these in all widths and styles. If you like fine shoes they will please you. Get Misses’ fine dongola pat. tip spring hee! shoes, $1.25, worth $1.75. Misses' fine c'oth top spring heel shoes, ¢1.73, worth $2.50 everywhere. Children's fine dongola pat- ent tip spring heel shoes, $1.25. Children’s fine cloth top pat- ent tip spring heel shoes, ¢1. 35. $1.95, worth $3.00. +Old Ladies’ Comfort” shoes in glove kid, hand-turned soles, at $1.95, worth $3. If you have tender feet ask to sce thes Ladies’ fine sorge button shoes, $2.25. The finest house shoes made, Others ask $3. Old ladies’ buckskin slippets’ $1.35, worth g2, Shoes ’ Men’s We sell at prices t at will set you thinking. Good Shoe the best pair Prices so low you're sure to buy from manufacturers, warranted, if you see the goods, Lookin our show case. Men’ light cordovan dress shoes, $2, worth §3. Men's Zebu skin and congress, $2.50, worth $3 50. A nice dress shoz that aill wear and keeps its shape. Se: them in our show case. shoes, lace Men's fine calf $3shoes $3.93, all styles. If you lik lcok at these, hand-sewed widths and fine shoes, | prices on trunks and va'ise I G AT HAYDENS'. BUYING You can save enough in one month to pav your rent and if you are a heavy consumer we can save you your fuel also. Read the following prices and convince yourself: Great Flour Sale. Pillsbury’s bhest XXX Hour, Hayden Bro's best X flour, Best superiative tlour, sue. Snowflake flour, G, Rye tlov 1d #1015 1 cake orv ge; Aunt pun cake ftlous, or 7Tde 2 pound pickage: I[feb's tyeninjun flap jack pancake flou ¢for2 pound puckago: self-rising wheat flour 8f¢ or 74e for 2 pound £1.10. $1.10 2 pound home-made eatsup, pounds white corn me; ! pounds pure buckwheat tlos 5 12 pounds pure graham flour, 55¢. 6 pounds 25¢, in bottles, Oyste [ lute, 5¢. Premium chocolut pound pail very fine fruit ]wlu Tmported chow-chow, 15¢ Tmportad mixed p! fmported olives, 85¢ per g ure very fine; would be cheap All kinds of wash powders package, 71 best laundry soap, 25e. ke ict our prices on Stewart banjos, Dried and Canned Fruits. California dricd graves, Imported Valen Imporied secdless Californis loosa 10¢; theso all ave new, that money can 2-pound’ can very fine gooscberrics, 8 raising, and the finest pound can _raspberries, put up in granulated suzar syrup, 1ije. awberiies, in pure > pound lu\v 3 pound can California Bartlett pears, (most delicious truit), 3-pound can C lifornia 124e, 3-pound plums, [2 3-pound can California Damson plums, 124c. yound can California peaches, 174c, 3-pound can yellow Baltimore peac es, 1e. 3-pound can go'den pumpkins, 10c. 2-pound can corn, 9. Highland evaporated cream, Columbian evaporated crean, Beonomy evapor: . 10c. Challenge conden Van Houten's pure cocon, per pound. lifornia Bariett pears, ez piums, an California golden drop American breakfast cocoa, per pound, very Piano we sell is fully war- ntsd. We handle only standard Tea and Coffee, ,Monday we have 15¢ und 19c. eracked coffee at cha, 20c und 22c. No. 1 Rio coftee, Golden Rio, Combination itos and Maricabo, Guatamula, choice, 30c, Old Government Java and Mocha, 85¢, 3 pounds for #1, Try our celebrated lici m\h Jupun tea dust, 10¢ and 12ic pound, Choice sun-dried Jupan, 19¢, 25¢, 83, He. We wdle the very best pianos that made, Butter. We \\\n s¢ cocon, it is de- I the best counwry butter APl ciba R Gng o tATs \ys frosh, as it Is shipped us duily, and nothi-g only the puge producis of Nebruskna duivics and croameries handl Meat. Here we scll sugar-cured me very lowest prices: No. 1 su bacon, 124c; No. 1 sugar-cure, we have theso hauls feom 8 pounds up; bolognn, headeheess wnd liver ae per pound; tripe, Sie ver pound feet, 8ic per pound; Fronkforts, Siey pound; ham sausug o pienie hams, 10¢ per | And all other silted m prices. Cheese. Wisconsin eream cheese, 7ic, g process. pure crc e ung A g 1 chees 100, sngo, 8¢ pac ale per cheese, 30¢ per poun: $1 each;pi Limberger Remember we tail cheaper than whole Trunks and Valise, Do uot fo :ats at lowest fle und e and 16e aufehatel, Tie club house lam cheeso, anch: 124¢ and 15e, nsell you cheese ve- others can buy it get that we are making the 50 low that iIf you want a first eluss article, you will bo spending more fo: it than 18 nécessary if you buy anywhere else. If you intend buying u railread ticket soon thesc few words may be the e ns of saving you a few dollars, 4 This means ME, i;»}Vhat You Can Sav; pound; | House | Purnishiny Goods. If you want an ice cream can buy one chean now. few weeks abead of time piled all over the floor froczer you Our arvived a and they are Following aro t-quart, . 1803 pattern, ] eat improvement over the old Cups and s Chumbe Plates, Tumblers, Hanging lamps, with sp i $1.69 cach, worth 5, Stand lan 1ps fu»m 10¢ up, rup pitehers, 9 Cream sets, consisting of sugar cream pit n--‘. butter dish and holder, per sct Salt and peppe Wine Decor set. Sauce di Albeta te Lamp chimnoys, Good serub br Wo have a few ed decorated dinues $15 e per set. extonsion howl, spoon= shakes, 1ie each. Tasses, L Be per Spoons, » import- sots at 5, worth Wash coffec boilers, conpep nd tea pots, 1k buns, A cups. 2e; eovei ed tom tea ketties, bottom, bot- 8oy ans dozen; I v||[u' openers, Se; ¢ » L le e 2 packi [mouse ¢ teaspoons, 6 fo tea strainers, Dover egg beate tley muciluge, 2 paper. Best sperm sewing machine oil, 8¢ per bottle. g Perforated ¢ Freneh bl lnoly sold at 17 Toothpicks, 2¢ per box. Scrubbing brushes, 5¢ each, SPECIAL FOR MONDAY, Fine flint blown initial glasses, any initial you want, at 30c¢ ench. In our basement next Monday we will puv on sale 23 easos of imported enamel blue ware at the lowest prices ever sold in Omuna, Something new, 15¢, Shelf and Builders’ Hardware, ston & D 8 rip saw, 28-inch, 54 pta s tacks, \\.vml i bow 5 ink, 2e p bottle; tacks, bot- per le air sonts, ng, ae per 7c¢ each. box. Regu- The Monoy-Saver, ston’s D 8 hond saw, 26-inch, 10 22-inch, 10 D 8 hand saw. 2(-inch, 8 12 hand saw, 22-inch, 12 pts.. 8ic. Disston’s buck Socket fiimer o each. Rivet sets, ew driver ey Hunter l d Allard’s spiral No. 4, iseis, 10-inch, 0ec. 10¢, 13, 20¢ 23c; boxwood rules, 5e3 connter sinks, bit, 20c; 8 triple cme serew ‘nch, inch, 30c. No. 10 iron smooth planes, 81,10, No. 8 ivon smooth planes, $1.2), Vo. 4 iron smooth pluies, $1.30, No. 18 iron kouckle joint planes, 70c. Nicholson's slim tape: files, 8¢, b¢, 100, Ratchet screw drivers, e, 50¢; plane braces, draw suring tapes, 25 feet, model tool handles, wteh awls, 8e; Moydale Full line of corru- I\.m\mm: 114c¢ gated bottom plan Gasoline Stoves. In pasoline stoves this season we are able to give you everyihing and any- thing. We have not confined ourselves to one make, but we have p'cked out the best mul in the market. We have the Quick Meul (general western agents), the Dangler 10, '8 stoves, the Baxter Stove stoves, the Aurora Stove Co. the \huHL Htove Co.' ¢ Stove ‘We will give any kind yvou wint, and what is ive you the price. gusoline stove for § rner gnsoline stove for burner gasoline stove uuu».wu moro, we will A one burne A two-k A thr 54,90, Any other dealer will ch per cent more for the siune stove. The guarantee e give you is not to clean up your stove when it ceases to work. Any stove woe sell with a guarantee means if the stove don’t p-ove satisfuc= tory, i new stove or moucy refunded, We handle the very that are made, Hurd Refrigerator, hav ig clc of refrigerators on hand fer to reduce the stock we a ding to sell them at rock bottom pr Country m sl dealer 10 take ad of this special s We will se No. 41 Hurd gerator at § 42 Hurd refri ator at $7. Hurd refrigerator at $8.5 We have the full line in stock and will sell you uay Kind, size or style ut the above ¢ vesponding price. Remember this is the HURD REFRIGERATOR. Bird Cages. Just rec and jap o for you 50 best pianos ived a I.||«'u nl(nk of brass ¢, mocking iges. Wa il you 1 bice canury bird cuge for A big bre ding cage go purcot cage for $2 king bird cage for % Drugs, lmm s Ma!t Whiskey, 85¢ hullla t Wine, quart bottle, 7 Blape Rharcy Wilie, quart bott Ten Yeur Old Whiskey, T3¢ bottle, Pozzoni’s Complexion Powder 8¢, La Blanch Pace Powder 40¢, Allen’s Anti-Iat $1.25 bottle. Why will you be too fat when you can be made just right by using anti-fat? Florida Water 1 20¢ and 860, Pure castile soap 85¢ box,