Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 20, 1893, Page 9

EDITORIAL SHEET, E OMAHA SUNDAY BEE ABLISHED MONDAY'S ATT JU OMAHA, § [‘NI)\Y MORNI M A A A AN AARANT AT PAGES (6. ISR Y S '\(-IF cory AYDEN BROTHERS Read the List of Merchandise Almost Given Away. Prizes. CEN'TS. FIVE FE O T TONSS, Our Stock Must Be Reduced. 100 dozen of ladies’ night gowns, nicely trimmed in embroidery, regu- Tar 98¢ quality, on Monday 50¢ each, only 2 to one customer. Boys’ outing flannel shirts, nicely made, regula Monday, 15¢ cach. 50¢ quality, on sale 100 dozen gents' fancy bordered handkerchiefs, worth 25¢, on sale Monday, 9¢ cach. 1 case of ladi BOc per pair, on sale Monday at . 1 lot of boys’ shirt waists, all si duced to 19¢. to 23c. plain and fancy colored hose, elegant g lity, worth s and fast colors, worth 50¢ each, re- 100 dozen of gents' fancy colored negligee shirts, worth 50¢, reduced . 1 lot of ladics’ aprons, lace trimmed, only 15¢ each, worth 25¢. Gents’ Briti: 1 lot of gents Gents' h 1-2 hos suspenders, worth 50¢ neckwear , régular made, only worth 25¢. ¢ Monday 15¢. cduced to 2 Closing out all our navy blue uinbrellas at less than cost. Wash Dress Goods. 86 inch double fold part wool suiting, Just the thing for early fall wear or children’s school dresses: vullfl,.md hard wear and washing: worth 85¢, now on sale at 10c yard. Handsome line of 32 inch wide dark satine, cut down on Monday to 10¢ yard. They will go lively at 10¢ yard. Bonutiful new serges in black ground, printed in high colors, patterns copied from India silk, 82 idch wide, on sale now at 15¢ yard. 2,000 remnants of wash goods on sale Monday. Look them over und get fitst pick. Remnants of dark ginghams, at bc a yard; less than half their value; dark prints at i yard. 86 inch medinm aud dark percales; the 15¢ grade; now selling at 10ca yard. Wool Dress Goads. Special Sale Monday. 48-inch all wool hnpnru‘d French hop- sacking, worth $2.25, on sale f@ $1.50. bd-inch all wool heavy Gorman sergo, soft finish, goes onsale Monday for $1 b4-inch all woul Scotch effects, worth 81.85, Monday only Sc. 42-inch all wool check suiting, worth 81.25, In light shades only, Monday only 60c. 4i-inch all wool cashmeres, worth 65¢, Monday only 45¢. 62. h English cravenette cloth, worth $2,25 cinl for Monday $1.50. We are mnking big cuts in our black diess goods department. Greut bargains on our 18¢, 25¢ counters, and 45¢ Creat Clearing Sale. Cloak Department. Ladies’ silk waists, in different colors, plain, striped or figured, regular prices 83.95 and $4, 25, \vill be closed out Mon- day at unly 2, .ndies’ ,nclmnin blaek, blue, tan and gray, worth $3.75, will go Mouday at oLly '$1.95, Tadics’ jersey street jackets, in bluck, rogular price from $2.50 to $10, will go Monday at one-half price, Ladies’ house jerseys in black, blue, brown and wine, worth from 31,50 to $2, tako your choice at only Great cuts on ladies” ume: and woolen Buits, Ladies’ house wrappers in calico and porcale, 7oc, 81, $1.25, 81,87, $1.50, $1.65, 81,57, Ladies’ laundered vypercale waists regular price 87¢, will go at only 85c. Great bargains on all ladies’ percale waists, Ladies’ lawn and percale street cos- tumes, worth $2.50, ) and $4, take your choice M\mdn\ at nly $1,08, Blankets and Comforts. 500 more pair addea to our large stock this week, and oh, what pretty blankets. ‘What beautitul borders, are the re- marks heard oxpressed every Alui'. We carry the largest stock of blank- ets in the west, in fuct, there are very few stores in this country that have any- thing like the assortment we carey, und our prices are the lowest or money cheeifully refunded. Did you see the white blunkets we ure selling at 59¢ a pair? All wool red blankets at $1.75 a pair. Gray blankets at 50c, $1, $1.50, $2.85, $2.55, §3.88, $3.05, 84,65, §5, up to the finest California biankets. We can suit you in blankets Large comtorts at 76¢ each. Satine covered comforts at $1 are cheap at #2, 85.76 uud $0.50 down comforts reduced to $4.76 each. See our comforts at 81.75, d that Linen Sale. Linen sale next week. Steck isgoning down but must go still lower. We are making the lowest prices on damask that were ever muade in this city’s his- to 50c damask going at 25c. 75c damask at 39¢ yard. $1.00damask at 56c yard. $1.50 damask at 9. vd, and we have it to show you just as advertised. Our German § all linen napkins at $1.00 dozen, can not be had in this city at no price. ‘We control the sale for Omaha and are the only firm that han- dle them, The % all linan dinner napkin, full bleached at $1.00 dozen is another big bargain and can not be duplicated in Omaha for $1.00 a dozen. Then look over our fine napkins at $3.00, # and $5.00 dozen. We will save money on linens during this sale. Best bareains in towels, at be, 10¢c, 124e, them., Dept. No. 50. Wo are still offering big bargains in this department. On Monday morning you will find four big bargain” tables in our notion department. The first will coutain Ribbouws, laces, combs, brushes, bibs, collars und culfs, pu dolls, mirrors nnd dozens of other articles worth from You can tako your choice Tie, 15¢, 19¢ and 25¢ and plenty of (or 7 Remembor, your choice only Tie. Next will be an elegant line of belts, brushes, veilings, silk handkorchie linen handkerchiefs, windsor ties (all silk), fancy tinted and stamped goods, silk threads and numevous othor goods, They all go at the one price, only 6¢_each. Don’t forget, nnl_v 9e. Next comes our 124c tuble, ana on this vou will find the finest array of vor offered in tho city. elustic, silk hose supporters, pocKotbooks, ties, stumped linens, belts, basizets, ete., ete., all at one-third their regular price, only 12 Next comes the best bargains of all the star table, and you cun buy more and better goods at this tab'e for less moneyp than at any other place in the city. ~See what you can buy for 23c: Fine cambric pillow shams, stamped, haud bags, lace pillow shams, fine laun- dry bags, novelties in neckwear, tray cloths, doilies, fringes, brushes, mir- rors, ete Remamber, only 2 And to cap it ail we will give a Domoes- tie fashion review with every purchase on any table, Chenille Covers. New stock, new,fall styles, latest de- signs, first house in Omuha to show the now fall colorings and new patterns, 4-4 fringed covers, 95c¢. 6-4 fringed covers, 95c, $1.50, $1.75 and $1.98 cacii. 84 fringed cove 98 each, 10-4 fringed covers, $5.00 each, 6-4 tinsel, raw silk covers, only 50¢ each, Domestic Dept. Canton flaunel, 6c yara, Vhite Shaker flannel, 5o yard. Striped shirting r Best 12-inch bleached plilov\ 10¢ yard. 10-4 unbleached sheeting, 15c. Wamsutta and Pride of the West mus- lins, 10c yard, We u"ol about ten of the best leading bleached muslios ut 8jc, 12 yards for #1. Double width cauvas shirting, beauti- ful styles, 10¢ yard Eoglish flannelettes, 10e yard. 2,000 ro'1s clean cotton batts on Mon- at ¢ roll. uest cotton batts in this city at 10e, 15¢ and 20¢ roll, casing, FURNITURE. A General Reduction in Baby Carriages. This Carriage b0.90. None better, and well worth the regular price of $10.00. P This Splendia Strong and Well Made, A0 el 05 10" Desion And First Class Finish, REGULAR PRICE $4°° TRy AL MAIL ORDERS FILLED. Tt is a pleasure to know that people approciats tha « This is only one of the thous- - and bargains in bur Furniture De- artment., sutg of a” reliable house tobring the best the market affords into the reach of all, especially so when money is not so plentiful as heretofora, The result of this effort is, that ‘we have failed to notice any unpleasant dulness in our trade. We have sold furniture and shall continue to sall it, und we know people will buy so long as they need anything and our nrices are the lowest. Hore are a fow samples: Solid oak bed room suit, 3 pieces, full size bed, 20x24 bevel plate mirror, 815, 50, well worth § Solid oak suit, 3 pieces, full size bed, worth ) 18x40 bavel plate mirror, $20.00, well Three piece suit, full sized bad, 20x24 mirror, 811.50, regular price $18.00. These are not cheap goods. the price. Best woven wire spring, any size, can’t touch the same spring under $1.75 Six foot extension tables $3.50, $4.2: Do not be deceived: otters will ask you $10,00 more for the same goods; thoy all have them. There are no better suits made for remember any size you want, $1,20. You and $2.00. , $4.85, worth #2.00 apioce more. We carry a complete line of first ¢lass furniture and can save you money on anything you may want, Remember on mattresses and pillow: and the quality is the best. s and !emhuru we are lower than anyone, TRUNKS AND VALISES. The visitors to the World’s Fair at Chicago are becoming more numercus ev- ery duy This proves that the coming months will be the most popwlur, We are well providea with everything necessary while traveling. The lvll'bu)[)(, bag is hewuunu very popular und we are nlhu@ the best made at a very lov Befo strap give us a ‘Why not sve a little? Indian Sagwa, 7se. Scott’s Emulsion, 75c. Paine’s Celery Compound, The. Mite’s Nervine, 75e. ca ginger, large, 40c. e, large, 40c. al Discovery, 81,15, Alcohol, 40¢ pint. Bay Rum, 40¢ pint. Prescrintions accurately prepared at vory reasonable prices. Dress Linings. Best grade of eambric, 3je. 2:3- printed perealine, toclose, now Tic yard, All colors in pepssline, 15¢ and 25c. Six colors in crigoline, 10¢ yard. Hair cloth, canvas, duck padding, wiggin, wadding, ete., at Hnydem' pop= ular prices, Broom Sale. Brooms sold for 10¢ worth 250, Brooms sold for 15¢ worth 86¢. Brooms sold for 19¢ worth 40c. BLrooms sold for 25¢ worth 60e. It will pay you to take advantage of this great broom sale, OMAHAS GREATEST ol SAL HAYDEN BROS. Closing out over 1,200-pairs of fine Shoes. MANY LESS THAN HALF PRIGE | Now is the time to buy good shne§ Don’t buy you cheap. until have szen them, Read Our Prices Ladies’ turned shoes at $1.49 a pair. fine $4.50 hand- Every lady in Omaha should secure a pair of these fine 81.49. We them in C, D, E and EE, com- mon sense and opera styles. shoes at have Ladies’ fine g2 white can— vas oxfords, 98¢ pair. Ladies’ fine §2 and $2. 50 ox- ford ties, $1 a pair. Ladies’ 75c serge house slippers, 43¢, Misses' fine $1.50 patent tip school shoes, gr1.18. Children's fine $1.35 patent tip school shoes, g1. MEN’S AND BOYS SHOES CHEAP. Men's fine ¢1.50 low shoes, $1 a pair, Men's fine $2.50 congress and lace shoes, $1,50. Men's fine $3.50 hand-welt calf shoes, $2. 40, grand clearing out begins Monday in the Clothing De- partment. The fall stock is be- ginning to arrive, and we need every inch of room. Besides, we will cnrrly over no goods. All our medium and light weight suits will go for what we can get. Men's genuine all wool suits (not cotton, but genuine HEEP'S |- wool) can be had for g4.50. Odd pants and odd lots of boys' suits are in this great sale at less than cost of manu - facture. Most of the lots of men'’s suits are broken in sizes, but th’crc are enough lots to enable us to fit any man out of some of thesz TAIL ends of one of the cheapest stocks in the entire west, Sale begins Monday and continues all week. Mail orders filled, Take elevator to second Meat is Away Down. Read These Prices. 2-pound can Rex corned beef for 15c; regular price, 25c. Potted ham and de iled ham, 6¢ per can; ne sold less than 10c. Bologna, Ge. Pienic hams, 10c. California lumu, 11e. r 1 sugar cured hams, 124e. plate corned beef, 56 per pound. Come to Haydens' for good butter all the time. Country butier, 15c and 17¢; creamery, 19¢, 22¢, We are always the leaders in cheese, Wisconsin full cream, 8c and 10¢; eastern pure cream cheese, 124c, 14c and 16e; Swises, 134, 14c and 16¢; brick, 124¢, 14¢ and 16¢. When you need some very pice fish call and see us. Cr;ockefy AND Glassware. Our big purchaso of four car loads from a factory which was compolled to shut down enables us to give prices never heard of in this corporation. Monday weo ndd a number of articles not placed on sale beforo. These hold while thao articles last, but they won’t last long. prices ood Cups and saucers le cach, Plates 1c Wine grlass cach, Sugar bowls 3¢ each. .arge cut glass toilet bottles China motto cups and saucers, pair. Complete lamps, Ye each, Lamp chimneys, le cach. Austrian chi am mugs, 10c each. Wash lm\\ 1s, 20¢ each. Pitcher: Milk er Potato dishe Spoon holde Decorated cups and saucers, pair. Nut trays, 6c cach. V. 7c each. 8¢ per 7c per German print cap, 11e for the three picces. Canton plate cach, Pickle stands, 10¢ each. This is not one thousand part of wha there is in this lot of goods, and all at corresponding prices. SON FRUT 45 and plate, ‘saucer 1 quart jars, ;2 quart jar Just receiv ed. a full line of white l<ru|\,h china for decorating pure Groceries. Groat sale on dried fruit. “T'his fruit is all new andall this yvear's pack. Wo have no old fruit on hand. in apricots 10c. -ated California peaches 10c, worated Californin grapes se. New Turkish prungs ac. New Valencin r N Sun dried apple IEvaporated blackberries be. CANNED GOODS. (u ent sale on canned ;,nmh 7 orth 18c. berries in pura . 2-1b can prese raspberries, sugar syrup, 124c wortk 2. B wwherries, sugar syrup, 1246 worth 2Ib ean preserved worth 18c, ; 2-1b can white wax beans 7ic worth be 2-1b. can sugar corn, 740, 2-Ib, can Lima beans, 746, 2.1b. can string beans, 740, 2-1b, can early June pous, 174c. All kinds of Culifornia plums, 124c. 3-1b,’ can California peaches, 15¢. 8-1b, can Culifornia apricots, 15¢, MISCELLANEOUS, Home-made catsups, per bottle, 166 Silver fluke oat meal, he, Ceroline flukes, 6tc. California brenkfnst food, Be. American breakfust e o, 50, Imported maccaroni, 12 TImported spaghetti, 12 Tmpoated vermicelli, 12 Al kinds of wushing powder, 10c, 20-1b. puil of all kinds of jlly'85e; rege ular price, 75c. 3-1b. can of ail kinds California plums, regular pl'uu 250, od coffoe, 12ic; regular price, 250 to 85e. Good tea, 25c; regular price, 60c to 76c. Good flour, 50c; regular price rnin peaches, 1e; price, 25¢ Lo i Fine blood red Columbia river salmon, 10c, 2 Gallon can apples, blueberries 740 worth 12je. worth 1240, worth 1240, Tie, worth 34b. can of '90c to 81, regular 25¢; regular price, Dried apples, he; regular price, 10c. [ All kinds of California evaporuted fruit less than half price, CRAC Soda craci Ginger snaps, 7ic. Molusses eake, Te. Oat meal crac Imu, The, Milk butter, 7ic, Frostad cream, Tic. Graham crackers, 74a, Sugar cookies, 74e. XXX wmilk crackers, The. Lemon snaps, T§e,