Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1893, Page 9

P ¥ (% 3 _ EDITORIAL SH[H | ——— E OMAHA SUNDAY BEE ESTABL ISII ED JUNE 19, 1871 s —— e — Reducing Stock Before Invoicing. b Every dollar’s worth of summer goods to be closed out at less thau cost. #3 and $4 26-inch umbrellas reduced to 81.50. Children’s parasols at less than cost. Ladies’ carriage jarasols, 75¢ and up. All our ladies’ fancy parasols reduced to half original prico. TLadies’ jersey ribbed vests, 8¢, worth 5¢. Tadies” worth Zc. Ledies’ jorsey ribbed vests, 25¢, worth jersey ribbed vests, 12ic, c. 1 case of ladies’ jersey ribbed knee pants, 25¢ each. Gents’ British 4 hose, 12ic per pair, worth 25c. Children’s fast black cotton hose, 8¢ per pair. Ladies’ fast black cotton hose, full regular made, only 15¢ per pair, worth . Ladies’ black silk mitts, extra heavy, only 25¢ per pairy 1 case of ludics’ summer corsets, B0e, reduced from 75c. Gents’ laundered shirts, 50c, only worth C. Gonts’ fancy worth $1.25. Wash Dress Goods. 8pecial July Clearing Prices. Theso prices we are now making will close out goods lively. Cost cuts no fgure. The season for wash goods will soon be over. 16¢ figured Swisses now 7ic yard. 25c figured Swisses now 15¢ yard. Best imported figured Swisses that we -olddnt 47c yara are now reduced to 29¢ yard. Largest stock of satine in Omaha. Best assorted stock to select from at 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢. Plain fast black satine 10c, 15¢, 20c, BOc and 35¢ yard. Dark ground challies with neat little ‘New styles of -trlped and polka dot pongee at 15c yard. Remnants of wash dress goods at spe- cial low prices. You will find them stacked on centre table. Look them over. Wool Dress Goods. Creat Bargains for Monday. 46-inch all wool black satin finish henrietta, worth $1.25, Monday 75¢, 40-inch extra_quality bluck mohair, worth 85¢, Monday only 49c. 40-inch all wool Tndia twill, worth 75¢, Monday 45c. 40-inch all wool serges, Bedford cords and other fancy weaves, worth $1, Mon- day only 48c. 125 pleces Jamestown serges, worth B50c, Monday only 20c. percale shirts, 75c, black, Domestic De;t_. Hore is where every one can tell the extra value. All the leading brands of muslin and double width sheetinz, pil- low cases, ete. Get our prices and save money. 8-4 bleached sheets made of Lockwood sheoting, weli fimshed, only 50¢ each. 9-4 blenched sheets made of Atlantic sheeting extra good value, 55¢ each, Pillow cases, T0c each. Remnants of sheeting, shirting, ging- hams, denums, flannels, table linens, etc., &t prices that will surprise tho most economical buyers. Stock must be reduced, and will be greatly reduced during the month of July. Keep Yoamd and look over our bar- gains. It will pay you to do so. Wash Suits and Waists. Ladies’ percale waists, worth &5, Monday only 874c. Ladles' poroale waists, worth 87¢, Monday oniy 45 Ladies’ percale” wash suits, regular prico $2 25, Monday only 98¢, Ladies’ novelty flannél suits, regular price $3.25, Mouday only 98c. Ladies’ lawn streot costumes, in fancy striped and figured, regular price $3.50 and $4.00, Monday only $1.98, Ladies’ silk waists, light and dark grounds, in striped or figured, regular Eic; from $7.50 to §8,75, Monday al only 5 laundered, Ladies’ white lawn wrappers, rogular ice §2.25 and $2.60, will be -closed out onday ut only 98c. Fireworks. Closing them out Monday. Drug Dept. Serdlitz powders, full weight, 12 in a box, 2ac. (,auwrh. 25¢ bottle. Birney’s Catarrhal Powder, 40c, Syrnp Figs, large, 75¢; small, 40c. All pills, regular price, 25¢, our price a X, Chamberlain’s Cholera Cure, f0¢ and 40c a bottle. Brown’s Jamalca Ginger, 20¢ and 40¢ bou 'y ported ba; rum, 43¢ for a half pint 'lmnloppo botule. OMAHA %UVDAY MORN VG JULY 2, 1893-SIXTEEN PAGES. A A A A A A AR AAAAAAAAAAANANNNND PAGES 9-1. JLE COPY FIVE C HAYDEN BROTHERS, ]ulv clearing sale now started--Look out for hot weather and red hot prices during this month. Hayden Bros. are strictly in it, their stock is too large and must be reduced. COST CUTS NO FIGURBE. Linen Dep’t. In this department weare mnrlnndcd We are forcing the sale on table | Our stock is too large. We are mnkmg prices on damask to close, cost not taken in consideration. Van Dyke 58-inch fancy weave turkey red damask, cheap at 40¢, now ut Hay- den’s ut 25¢ yard. We ure showing a great many fancy styles in damask and patterns that are controlled by Haydens’, Look at those red bordered crenmdam- ask at 25¢ yard; others get more money for the same. 60-inch all linen bleached damask, sold by others at 50c and 60c yard, now at Haydens’ only 29¢ yard. Remember this is full bleached and all linen, only 29c yard, Finer damask in same pro- portion, We boast of carrying the largest stock of popnlar linens in Omaha, and our dis- play open for your inspection will prove this to you. 'Would it not pay i therefore, to go to headquarters where they carry the stock and where they malke the prices. 18-inch all linen glass checked towel- ing bc o yard. 8-4 dinner size all linen bleached nap- kins, $1.00 a dozen. 2 cases berkshire crochet bed spreads reduced to 79¢ each. All we ask of you is to examine this spread, fire center pieces. Never sold in the history of Omaha at 79¢ except at Hayden’s, and we don’t expect to see one left on Mon- day evening. hemstitched linen huck each, size 20x40. A full line of Turkish towels. Dep’t No. 50. We are bound to reduce the stock in this department, and we begin our July clearing sale in this department Mon- day morning. ere ure a few prices: Extra heavy -Mexican-braided ham- mocks only 50c eace, worth $1. Fine manilla hummouks. 65c each. Vury funcy co!orcd hammocks with Funcy silk head rests, 7o Mondny. Ladies'’s fancy ieather, silk and metal belts at eut prices on Monday. Ladies’ sets of collars and cuffs, very faucy, 15c per set. 100-yard spools best silk thread 4c on Monday. 10-yard spools best silk twist lc on Mondav. 50 dozen 6 and 7-inch metal back horn combs ¢ each on Monday. Job lov ladies’ fancy silk hose support- ers 5¢ per pair on Monday. Special bargains in ladies’ silk gar- ters. Sporting goods -at cut prices Monday. Base ball at ¢, 10¢, 25¢, 85¢, 50¢, Tbc and 98c. . Doll babies from 1c up on Monday. Flags, Flags, Flags, Flags, be doz. 8e doz. 10c do 20c doz. All prices, all sizes. We will scll flags for loss than any house in the city. Prices below competition. Department No. 50. 5 RN ot Music Department. Stanpdard Sheet Music 7c Per Copys Everything else in Musical Mer- chandise sold at Correspondingly Low Prices. —SPECIAL BARGAINS IN— PIANG'S THIS WEEIK IF THEY LAST. Every piano sold by Hayden Bros. is a special bargain to the purchaser, as our prices are from $150 to $200 lowerthan the prices o¥ any other dealer in the west, and we handle the VERY BEST PIANOS MADE. Here is an Offer Extra~ ordinary. We carry 10 different makes and desire to reduce our tine to a less number. We have one each of four different first class pianos which we will offer this week at factory prices. If you contemplate purchasing a piano you should not fail to take advantage of this op. portunity. — Weayesole agents foy Chicks eripng Pianoss e, Call or write tor catalogue of standard sheet music which we sell for 7¢ per copy. Hat Dep’t. The greatest bargains to be found on Monday in men's, boys' and children’s hats that ever has been offered before, H0¢ children’s and boys' straw sailor hats, 25c. he mcu's Lra\v hats, in black, brown and white, $1.00 lnt.llu straw hats, in black and white, und $1.50 men's straw hats, in all the leading styles, The. Don't fail to getone of our $2.00 stiff brim fur hats, in black and brown, at D8e. Our 81,98 Fedora hats, in the Dunlaj shape, in black, brown and nutria, can’t be bought elsewhere less than $3.00, All our line of childven’s fancy straw hats and caps at half price, $2.00 men's soft fur hats, §1.25, SILK DEPARTHENT, WHEN YOU ARE OUT . SHOPPING look at what invites inspection in our stock of summer silks, a succession of surprises, an aggregation of all the novel- ties of the season. This week we are offering Shantung Pon- gee Silk at 29c a yard. Surah Silks at 29c. Plain China Silks at 39¢. Kai Kai Wash Silks at 49c. Our stock of finer goods is peerless, so is every line of fabric we have in stock—each admirable in itself, and doubly so because they can't be dupli- cated west of New York city at our figures, Light sum- mery stuffs, marvellously va- ried in the most delicate shades and tints, novel and beautiful combinations, striking effects in every variety of "silks suit- able for summer wear. All are here, and the ladies of Omaha must come here for them. Come here expecting to find what you want and you will not be disappointed. Fireworks. Closing them out Monday. Dress Linings. Summer linings in great varieties. - Percnline, - cambries, hair cloths, can- vas, crinoline, etc.. The finest l‘na of satine silesia in all colors, all the new shades. The best assorted stock of dress liningsin Omaha ut Hayden’s popular prices. Books Cheap. Here is Fourth of July reading matter for less than price of plain cover: 1,000 fine novels at 5¢c each. 500 finely bound books by popular authors only 124¢, worth 85c. Best envelopes 3¢ per package, Best note paper 10¢ per pound., Best mucilage 2ic per bottle. Lead pencils 24 per dozen. . Fine box paper and envelopes 50 per 0X. Pearl buttons 10c dozen. Dress buttons 3¢ dozen. Gimp trimmings, 3¢ dozen. Fancy trimmings at cut prices. Jewelry Dep’t. Specials for this Week. Appleton, Tracy & Co’s full jeweled, adjusted movement, ina gold filled case, 814,95, worth $35,00, B, W. Raymond nickle movement, full jeweled and adjusted, with an ele~ gant gold filled hunting case, warranted to wear 20 years, $18,75; positively worth $40.00. Gents’ Royal gold filled hunting case watch, with a 7-jeweled American movement, $5.75; wol $10.00, Millinery. Summer prices on all millin- ery. High grade pattern hats. Sun hats of all kinds at very low prices. Millinery department, ond floor, Carpets. We will sell this week some Elegant patterns of Lowell ingrain carpets for bse a yard. Brussels 47c. Velvet 80c. Body brussels 90c, Axminster 81,40, Wilton $1.40. China Mattings. We have a large stock of these in all qualities that must be closes atonce, sec— oods out Wall Paper. We have some genuine surprisee in wall puper in price and style. Do not fail to look ut this bargain if in need of any. Lace Curtains. ‘We will close out some odd patterns of lace curtains at 80¢, 75¢ and $1.00 per pair. Sowme very fine ones $2.00. Curtain scrim 2¢ per yard, kaline 5¢, 10¢, 15¢ per yard. Special sale of rugs this week at very low prices, Garden Hosg, 8 1-2¢ per foot. Lawn Mowers, $2.85 each. All widths of Screen Wire, 2 1.2¢ per squaer foot. CLOTHING GREAT REDUCTIONS FOR THIS WEEK. In Men’s Suits. A high grade, first class, all wool, nicely trimmed suit that hae sold all season at $14, will go on sale this week FbR $9.00 ONLY. A good, serviceablé suit, warranted in every particular and equal to most $8.50 and 810 suits to be found i in clothing stores, for this week 4 oUR PRIGE $4.00 A nice light weight, light color, all wool suit, worth 812, and soldo fr that all season. Thisweek ONLY $7.50. Summer Coats AND Vests. ‘We place on sale Moncay a full line of men’s light coats and vests, such as alpaca, linen drap d’ ete, silk, serge, ete. Alsoaline of coats in all the summer fabrics, PRICES: FROM 25¢ um Boys' Wash Stits. Children’s summer suits and sum- mer vants at all prices, To close them out we have reduced the prices fully one-third, Our 50c pants are-now 35c- All others in same proportion, (WG S GROCERIES, THIS MONDAY. The famous LUDLOW 84.50 hand-turned shoes for ladies on sale at $2.48 a pair. REDUCED. FROM §$4.60 TO §$2.48. Every lady knows how well the LUDLOW fine shoes fit and wear, We are selling their §4.50 hand-turned shoes at $2.48. . If you want a big bargain in a fine pair of shoes this is a rare opportunity, Ladies fine $2.50 patent tip cloth top oxford ties, $1.75. Misses’ ties, 81.35. $1.75 russet oxford Children’s ¢1.50 russett ox- ford ties, g1.20. JInfants’ 25C, soc button shoes, Men's Shoes; Reduced From $3.60 to §$2.40. Our regular hand-welt $3.50 satin calf shoes go in this sale at §2.40 a pair. If you want a fine dress shoe, these are bargains. Men's $1.50 canvas shoes at 75C pair, Boys' Shoes. Boys' $1.75 satin calf button shoes, 2 to 5, $1.20, Youths’ §1.50 satin calf but- ton shoes, 12 to 2, g1.00. HAYDEN BROS.! Hops Lower Than Ever, We Must Have Money. You Must Take Advantage of This Forced Sale. 20 b pail of all kinds of jelly 35¢, regular price 75c. 3 Ib can of all kinds California plums 12}c, regular price 23c. Good coffee 12}c, regular price 25c to 3sc. Good tea 25¢, regular price 6oc to 75c. Good flour 50c, regular price goc to $1. 2 Ib California peaches 15c, regular price 25¢ to 3sc. Columbia river red salmon 124c, regular price 25c Gallon can apples, 25c, regular price 3sc. Dried apples 3¢, regular price 10c. All kinds of California evaporated fruit less than half price. | House ‘Eumish-ingGoods.a TUBS— No. 8 tubs, 41c each, regular price 700 No. 2 '.uhs, 49c each, regular price 80c. No. 1 tubs, 59¢ onch_ regular price 90c. Pails, 5¢ each, regulur price 10c. The Globe wringer, $1.20 each, regu- lar price $2.75. 6.foot step ladders, 70c, regular price, $1.50. Felding ironing boards, 87c, regular price $2. Patent bosom™ boards, 650c, price $1.50. Clothes pins, 5c for 12 dozen, regular price 10c. Wash boards, 5c, regular price 10¢c. Wooden bowls, 3¢, regular price 10c. Market baskets, 2¢, regular prico 5c. Clothes baskets, 85¢, regular price 75, Rolling pins, ¢, regular price 10c. Wooden spoons, e, regulur price 15c, Potato mashers, 3¢, regular price 10c. regular l price 10c. Just received, 5,000 dozen fine blown tumblers. The' rcgulm' price of these tumblers is 25c: our sale price for the ot is 6c each, They come in all colors. Crackers. * Soda crackers, c. Molasses cake, 7c. Oat meal crackers, 7o, Milk butter, 7ic. Graham crackers, 740, Sugar cookies, Tic. XXX milk crackers, Tie. Wooden lemon squcu/us, 8e, regular Ginger snaps, Tic. Frosted cream, 7#c. Lemon snaps, 7ic, Canned Coods. All kinds of California 8-pound can of plums, 12}c. 8-pound can California peaches, 15¢. 8-pound can Caiifornia apricots, 16¢. Home made catsup, {)u bottle, 16c. Silver flake oat meal, Ceroline flalkes, Gie. California Breakfast food, 5c. American breakfast cocoa Tmported maceareni, 12ic, TImported sp: Impoted ver| All kinds of be. aghelt, l"lu washingpowder, 10, Steel Ranges. The Home Steel Range, the finest steel range made, with patent ventilating Dinner Sets. We have 1000 Dinner Sects of 100 pieces each, finest im- ported porcd'un artistic dec- orations, in neutral, blue and cobalt. The price of this set is $11.90, but Monday we are going to cut it in 2. So if you come Monday vour Din- ner Set will cost you $5.95. Initial Classes. Anpy ipitial you want, 40¢ per set. oven and locomotive grate, $27,50, The eoqual of this range caonot bo bought anywhero clse for less than §50. Lamps, . b s sy ved, o Y these lamps is #6.00; at our Monday force sale wo will sell them for $1.95. Butter. butter, 13¢ 17¢ and 19¢, and you the finest separator c mery for B2c. Now is the time to buy good but ter at such low price and 150 vo will sell Meats. Canned meats at very low prices. % pound cans RRex corned Dbeef, 18cj 1-pound cans, 10c: 6-pound cans, 55¢; pots ted ham, deviled ham, 5c cach; ox tongua and potted beef at 7ic per can; picnic hams, 11¢, California hams, 12¢; strictl No. 1 sugar cured hams, Jic: dried beef, 10¢; salt pork, 1le; corned beef, Tic: bolngnu, head cheese and liver sausage, 5e per pound, Cheese. \Vismnmn (ull cream, 10c; eastern 4 174¢; Swiss, 150, 15¢ and 174c; head cheese, 2 for He. Call and get some lemons. Wo are selling fancy messina lemons for 20¢ per dozen; dates, Tic; figs,124c and ldc. Fireworks. Closing them out Monday. Gasoline Stoves. Quick Meal Gasoline stoves, evapo: rating style, 8-burner Quick Meul Gaso- line stove, evaporating style, with large Russian iron oven, regular price $20.00, our sale price $14.90, ’lhlu s the New Process. 4-burner Quick Meal Gasoline stove, evaporating style, with large Russian iron oven, regular pric .00, our sale price $19 50. This is the New Process. 8-burner, with step, Quick Meal Ggso- line stove, with large Russian iron oven, regular price $22.00, our eale price $17.90. This is the new process, 2-burner gasoline stoves, $3, 50, Furniture Dep’t. Special cut prico on trunks and trav- eling bags. Any lady or gentleman go- ing to tho World’s Fair can savo money by buying here. Do not fuil to get our prices before you buy, Wo can save you 25 per cont this week. Special sale on ull kinds of rockers. Price cut from #1 to §5 on rockers, You can get a genuine bargain, Do not fail to look them over, W will put on sat. this week a solid bedroom suit, 20x24 bevel plate glass, antique finish, for $17.50, this week only; worth $22.00, We also have a bedroom suit in harad maple, 16th contury or uutique finish, 20x24 bevel plate glass, for $14.50; worth #20.00. Do not fail to visit our furniture des partment this weel, Third floor. Firaworks. Closing them out Monday.