Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1893, Page 13

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 'iUNDA’?’ AI'RIL 30, IBiN—-[‘WI‘ V'Y l‘A(iES 13 Il the Week World's Pair Sule. | Al the Week World's Pair Sale. [ Al the Week World's Pair Sale, | Al the Week World's Palr Sale. | Al AL the Woek World's Pair Sale. | AUl the Week | World's Pair Sals. (AN te Wk i | 46 inch all wool Bestall wool chal« 0-4 made sheets, Heoavy brown Richardson fine Our $1.50 damask Best 30c cream Bloachod Turkish Bleached Turlkish 100 outing fannel 82 inch fine pon- Fine F'rench flan<| Fine striped flan- bsorgo, $1.00 quality, quality, 8 in. o . 10e quality, e reg- 8s avall . " lies, B¢ quality, ab extra quality in erash, 10¢ quality Trish damask, reg for this sale damasy towels, 20¢ quality, towels, 30¢ quality, nels, 65¢ quaiity,for [ nels for shirts and or for goos, 15 quality, hem, at ular 81 quality, dresdos, 78c 49¢ 68c¢ 6149 750 $1.19 | 89¢ | 125 19¢ 576 Blic | 87%c 28(3 Boys' clothing dspartment, 2d floor. 1. Charles Newton, carrier. gauze Men's 3. T'illotson, rier. 92, MeGrow slob iéd Hampshire, firem: A d th 0 f th w ld F Bloached muslin, O¢ quality, bc. Und JP| oSNcrgen b 49c. n e enln 0 e OP S alr' 03, M. Dollard, po wluuu:.‘ | Vests nderwer ;. Crane, ministor 94 Gus Williams, firoman Cloanest store in town. C ‘ 95, Rev. 11, Sharply, minister, ), - ] | 96, Mr. Miller, fireman WORLDS FAIR SALI | rogers spoons, o0 7. A. W. MoNub, minister I 98, . Baker. teacher, |in honor of that great event, We are proud of OUr'| Giisiee FagiAndICHInA 1) BANemERY 10. Rev. Turkle, minister, ; - ] 500 Save money at World’s Fair sale. The wide world pays tribute to America—from the | | 99, J. W. Disbrow, carriar, Sample lino of] 11, J. I\ D, Lloyd, minister. country, and prouder still to be able to give patriotic 100. Johu Dailey, firemn stampod IRev. J. Williama. minister. e ‘ Get our prices on carpets 20c damask towels, 12ic. four corners they come to do her honor. Such an ; : | 101, Rev. Father Smith, ministor. | i 13 Rev. W. K. Kumbau, minister, 4 | Americans a chance to supply themselves with goods | 14y Grant Rox, fiveman Linens L event is unparalleled in the world's history. It is soul 1,000 ymdu black silesias, O for ombroidery)| ) ) to wear to the fair. If you are going, and need anew 103 H tray cloths, sidel A'l silk l) l‘\\ v . M. I-|‘:1Im"|:v‘ minister. SHr AT AR lel ! U " | hold | 104 D, W, , earrier, board searfs, at |16, Rev. Paske. minister. § g @ we celebrate 1€ occaston by holding a| / . r . N . Waterproof India silks, less than cost o) Ribbon e i = = / gown perchance, come to this World's Fair Sale and | 55 “mm ARGCLTALBBIE. (Hantia: Ry - co 17. Thomas Croft, carrier, yrand special sale . . g P ¥ . 106, Miss . A. Alexander, toacher, rrie rand special sale of dry goods in every department| , : . i AL SULD 18. I Jorgeusen, varrier g L ys o Gk il suppl)’ your wants. You will be a gainer thereby. All shades of velvets. . Every day is a record breaker. ¢ = 107. Rev. J. Fraser, minister, 50 19. 18 C. Davis, carrier. to last throughout the week We call it our | | 108 Geo. 1. Gilbart, policeman 20, RRev. Duryea, minister. | - Waterproof silks all the go, 85¢ challis, 49¢, : — - ( ‘ I 6, May Hogan, teacher. 1‘ oatural, mixtures, f’nt’cfllfls)yv" LR ath; -y i camel's buir mix; I i i, his week, with the advent of May, the greatest| al brigg 0. 7 silk ribbons only 5c. Al g 9. Ada Hopper, teachor, event the world has ever seen takes place at Chicago. ’ | LM T 109, Miss \. Hansen, teachor. 21. M. Coffey, carrier, 5 110, Miss A, Long, t her, Ladies’ i ARHCYOUE rAms) T Cloth bound books, 2 for 5c. adies’ jorsey We want your trade cet-book| I Father Janette, minister, | . 2 ‘\Hrmlll! 1u-k,{|-;:~rh-r. ' A sure sell- = Shitt W A pock “1 112 A Sigwort, policoman. | Vests : 21, Kato Hungerford, teacher. - g oys' Shir ai Umbrellas covered while you wait. g Men's Daisy fast| 10c crash this wook, 6ic. er. dJ“‘t re- . Y ML ILE opener: 113, P, 1. Hansou, ¢ 4 [P i e 25, Clarn Elder, teac ceived, 1 case : : | 5 114, ) : y Il aduatiieldn 26. J. Woodruft | B T Beat the world. : Mon's colored s H very item & pocketbook-opener, | Of Richardson’s — 5-4 pillow cases, 2= | 115, Miss SV ATATEhah) 250 ose | fov. S, W. Butler, minister, 66-in. bleached { Gl Sl | R. A. Millor, policoman. | 28 Bishop Worthington, minister. 5 Fast colors and de. | & | Ladies' summer vests, 5¢ ‘th 350 4 amask ¥ é O ) . L VesLs;, UG, Ay | oGl b L e damask, good | | inch hem, made to| 117.Joc Lane, fireman 1 | 29. Miss L. M. Brunuer, teacher. value at 65c, at \ . i | 118 Miss €. Mason, teacher. 2 [¢] 30, HL. 1% Gunner, carrier L signs. R Get your umbrella recove Bound to double our sales 47 1-2¢. - 5 | . sell for 15¢. 119, ‘Charles Nichola, fi n J. 1N Ross. minister. | 120, Father Hellman, minister, | — R Mary Alter, teach - - - — : No trouble to show goods. urkish towels. 1 2 8 | 0Bk e Father McCarthy, minister. | A. Haze, poli an. Ladies' fine Egyp- 0. Tool, tencl TG e - H. H. Recd, carrier, We have been doing some lively me rchandising lately and appreciation of our! P ‘ i [t '\‘/1 & srochet bed . : : l l rE th . A, Froeland. es ol e Rov. Mureay, minister. efforts by our patrons only stimulates to greater endeavors in their behalf, Ours s the'LOIS 01 EN USIASIM | 125 Niias T Gt tenener. S l\“”“ Foos, teacher. i W are selling linens chenp. Spreads | 5 '{t\loik?\»:Itll::r:;t!:(:ll?‘fi'g?‘m World’s Fair jenthusiasm of youth; ours the determination to win the high st honors in merchandising Everyhody Voting |12 B TR e il atator 850 | Wowis m.‘-"é:,“‘elg‘.;\{,fxy V Otlllg Contest|In pursuance of the above sentiment, we have prepared a goodly sale of dry goods for the | d, carrier. | ||l 89. L. |I|n|n;:z\|w teacher. 3 s oD THIS WEEK. | 125 J. i1 Russell, policomun, © 40, P, J, Corcoran, carrier. TS entire week, and we propose to win golden opinions as leaders in Dry Goods from every] ~ > EEN, 1 Linens are on the move with us, Good wash boards, 5c. Ist This Week, POt 2 ; DA 3 y \ ¢ e move w | i § ; i : 120, Rev. Parks, minister. — 4,1 1\'l;‘,:.l:1.-;&:}:.:11. carior, lady in Omaha. Read the list carefully. Every item is a pearl of the first water and a MISS R[]S[ BRHI]Y Siiverwato in busomont. Rev T, U, Mackay {re mohey saver, semon, teacher, . Rev. Paterson, ministor. | 3 | 8ee our whito goods stock. | Ladies’ Fronch [ 131, 1. M. Hartman, teacher. balbriggan Miss Arnold. teacher. i 0 | 15¢c pongoes at 8ic are cheap. Shirts Hoten Lloyd, lw\ulw' | g 44. Doan Gardner, minister. { E d so-| He lass goblets, 4c. ISR D Y-' Teacher Dodge School, Lovel’s Oxford sc 4.‘,.”‘1‘?’1%:.‘:?-1%01-( Lhed Rector of All Saints Church A R 8 184, Captain .. Murphy. fireman. {with Boglish ries stand’d hooks,| 46 p. |, Harvey, poli b We b\ly flom e a basata! yoke, band and by Dickens, Thack-| Beating the record this week. ; M- J. Ryan, teacher. *\“I'“,‘;"'“-‘ worth [ - | 47. Rev. Treden, ministor. ; ccql | 136, ¢ Plink, carrier. -50, this sale Y, Scott, s Jumes Clark, eorrier. : SRR achilatiissol oo 0od wash tubs. 49c. § BN 187, J. P, Powell. minister. 4. Georgo Armstrong, carrier. i ) il i N 138, Matilda Fried, tencher. 190 ‘,;. !lufnu-wk m»!; cagrier: I 3 i Wt { f AN J | Think over your wants, ote for your favorite. s 3 4 i : | \ 139. Charles Revnolds, fireman, 51. E. L. Hoag, carrier. it \ AR J 140, V., 1 . policeman. Annn Powers, teacher. . L 5 5 The science of dry goods Best garden hose, 9c foot. i W e y - 141, ] i Id Fisk l Daniel Sullison, carvier. id Pisher, carrier. \ PO T ‘ 142, Rev. C. N. Dawson, minister. v oi e 3G o mreitase ‘ 16th and Farnam Streets. ‘ Vote for your m'nistor., 4 | ) 143, Alice Havens, teacher. 55. Julin Newcomb, teacher. g 111 25 per cont off on| 5¢ Yoy Dotweiler, mnister. : R X OUR GREAT VOQTING CONTEST is creating much enthusiasm. It | eC nergeanbaBor | o - gos at 49c, BILCUE Large glass water pitcher, 19c. 14, Mrs. ¢ Duval, | 3 . | Agues MeDonald, teacher. b lsdetm is no trouble to vote and you may be the means of giving somebody unbounded pleas- | | 146, Miss A. Drako, toacher, colors cream, ocru Dress | 58 Rev. F. l'oster, ministor. e o ¥ 3 - | 4 Vote for your teacher, and black, worth Trim’ings | B*‘stlBh\c;'-“;g:!m_r‘fflvfiiIfrnig:“flh“‘ ] - ure. This contest means a two weeks trip to the World's Fair at our expense to the u :"'”“‘:'l'l’l::;"l';":m‘l‘)‘ih $1.25, this sulo person receiving the greatest number of votes, and ten days to the second best, 150 corsets like | fif’,’"fl"“‘ifif dffif‘f,‘f‘l"’d“ choap. | 160, George Prescott, policeman, Vota for your letter carrier. |cut, that have sold | Rev. Ewhing, ministar, | 135 oy Hodgetts, minist Macl | e ehins $2: price Black silesias, 9¢, worth 20c. Ma ads. AN e Sollic 4 : as $2; price | 153 Miss ). Vale, teacher, Rev. E. B, Graham, minister yokes of lace, tuck| ckay, leads. Who will lead next week? See the names of those whoare in the race,l g I [ RN IRt et R aone 66. Charles Bloow, policeman. ) idery tri i < . Vote for your flreman, e N aara. embroidery tnmmed,:armngcd in the order of their vote. to close, for this | 15, Mr Burkott earrior. 67. Mr, Martie, policeman. that are well worth| 156. Miss McAra, teacher. i ‘loth bound boyks,| i“a‘en'l%s‘,'ifl;;‘“{i,”g" cacrier. $1.50; price for this| Our World's Fair voting contest is proving very successful because it is based upon Everything in linings, Ladies’ silk j the grea B f ‘, 3 / 3 wc(.k. 50C, 157. Mr. Newman, carrier. oG | Bms Attkagant pollcoman, i (R, |the great human law of doing something for others. You should lend it your support. % Hg orma ')“Jl“wm‘m_ Hoso en’s sayings, brief| 10 quires, teachor. 65c, extra. ogramion, | Biry ol b v, | ‘ ~ Mail Orders will Zeceive Prompt Aftention. , R e | , for this weol un\y 5-4 pillow cases, 9c, " AN save 61. Emma Whitmore, teacher. A line of ladies With o B Al s i : s G2 Prof. Allen, toncher, night dresses with ith every 25c purchase you can cast a vote for your favorite minister, letter car- 25 | The public likes enthusiasm. : . X it BILBNT 65 Rev. Robort Whecler, minister. [new style of trim-rier, teacher, fireman or policeman. This week the popular clergyman, Rev. T. ] 64, Rev. J. Gordon, minister. : | Boy® shirt waists, 21c. ming and round 65, ] levening Vote for your pol erman, [also tans, Pear's Attar of Rose soap, only 5c, 161. Rev. J. G. J. Glauber, minister. |bronze, cardinal, 2 r[][ 50‘ 7::' 11{:,\\ e ‘l!’\’:ll:;hlxl\'llnhll.‘l £ | All the Week 20x44 inch bleached damask towels, 5 Is‘:;; ()(\I;K;I“elll)lulllik(flh\vl:‘x'n‘llgw nan. | Largest stock of cloaks in the city. | ; B> | 163 Chaso Monroo, policeman, ; 50 | P. Johnson, minister. | Fast colors, considered extra value 164, J. Wood, carrier. | | 72, Rev. Mann, minister. orgard, carrier. Crandlsnngiz et g Save money on dry goods. Best $1 glove in town, irand special lot of dress goods, a s. J. Webh, teache J. R, Stein, carrier. R b : 6. Mr. W. White. policoman. . W. W. Duncan, earrior. ; large purchase of all wool henriettas and at zoc, { : Special sale corsets, 50c, Mon’s colored Large sales mean small profits. : | g 167, 7. Rev. S. M. Ware, minister. lseroes, in all the new spring shades, re— . 2 ) 168, Miss 13, Van Curan, teacher. Shirts . 1:.-; llz'\l' \:'il.-\m. minister, [REIECS 21D he v spring shades, re A World's Fair Hummer at Labor is the price of success. on't fail to vote i | e ST i 3 ) 169, Miss N. Turner, tonche 81. Miss M. W. Chiristiancy, teacher. He : gailed always at 65¢; make your selec- ok, o T A R O bonnete, ete. 4 3 3 .| 82 (. Rose. carrier. i Y % | . 7 $10 portieres at $6.25, ollar lx::‘ll“:l\lnh at Buy your dress goods now. £ 51 5 ltlon thiSRwe o et S 90 1 2]/ c 4 B 171, Miss S. P. Pitman, teacher. A sample line at Thos. Dwyer, carrier. Children’s caps,| laundored, with | 83.C. Rimillard, carrier, R ; 72 Mary Mycr, teacher, s o e 986 81, 1 Kolly, carrier. .- . e belong to the nimble 6 pence kind. |09 than cost tc 65c cashmeres, 49¢ gt g YL 3 = -—— - — — X . 175, W. S. Lest fireman. . £ | ) 7 174 Tod Cummings, policeman. 2 A | 7 & < How's this? Ladies’ vests, 5c. : D 175. Rev. J. Crocker, minister. | : 176, Rev. W C. Copland, minister. | | X World's Fair week sale, ‘ 177. W. Cummings, policeman. i ehi g Welcome to May. Silesia ) By it Novels Junior Suits, 3 | You may think a R Rev. Savage, make. lhmm-« carrie $75,000 stock of (lwss goods. 87. Chiet Galligan, fireman. . Dick Marr policeman. 1000 yards black ies, and connois- 1 Ly cuch as Searlet | AN TanionSuit / 3 Lotter, Doctor ita 4 | dry goods store is 3 3 seurs say wo have | - ) 3 meau, ete, 25c and| Neat gray / 2 | 2 . 1302 novels for not the place © choicest stock e i i the choicest stock light T to be found west 7/ I 9 checks, e f c of finest kersey, cor- 1t everybody S 4 ! of Chicago, The Daisy Bast Black‘ |rect style, fan pleated thought so we 'S B 3 public can be de lin gray or regular price 20¢ oc o hacks Jacket similar to cut, |, buy carpots. made of heoked brown | g N kit l"b.u*k, with butterfly | would have littlo i S = pended! upon! ‘tn | Lkadiest fast black i Uil 2 oy i e ; r 85 o e g \ hose, double heel and | tan effect, |\ 82 i-ineh bleached Crinoline P |cape; the kind af gar-/"*° for 830,000 { p - \ give erodit whero o0 (O S Yot | ¢ 4 . Wworth 100 i £ cheviot, | 1 ont that sv\ s for $16; worth of them, ( 5 f itisdue. When this week, 19c. | cheap at : ittt Muslin i1y weok : | K "'l The whole of 3 $5.00 suits, during Wor ld 54 fair you want carpets |t \annot be matohed bl Sl Eey 00 3 for less than 9o we aro intorested | l.adies’ fine lisle | World's fuir rals | week A b KN - |thread hose, fast | i g 4 is devoted to cac- = - to show you. 4 this week C | \ ; | c \ y . £ sl Ad black, double heel and $3,50 S() ()8 | pots and draper- i e - = ;i ltoe, worth 65c, fur‘ ‘BS ()O i 2 ll.his week, goc. ‘l our fourth floor ioavy Large 56 piece decorat- Does your um- . $10.00 chonille $7.00 lace curtains Choice lot silk| $12.00 and $15.00] Any$25001adies’| Unlaunder'd percals p 5 50 dezen the o glass S brolla leak? If it garden vortiers, World's waists in black and | ladies’ volveteon or | jacket in our stock,| waists, a very fine |brated Sterling 80 tan zata does, send word to for this sale shirt walst, usual goblets water pitchers us. We'll put a hoso lamps Fair price colors, extra value, | finekerseytrimmed | for this week cloth, worth much f Jioo 81,25 thig new roof on It for per foot capes, this week more, weoek 40| 19 $2.958| $1.00| 9¢ | 99¢ |$6.28| $4.78 $8_5OI $8.48| $19.° BOc | 78e¢ orld‘s Fair Sale All the Week. World's Fair Sale All the Weol i‘lorld's Fair Salé All the Week. World's Pnlr Sula All the Week. World's i’alr Sale All the Week. World's Fair Sale | All the Week. World's Fair Sale