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

it ESTABLISHED Jl‘.\'E 19, OMAHA, g = = I We partment an elegant everv lady purchasing one our fine double Saxony mi is donz to introduce the lin pecting a big rush for these we have secured enough so every one can get one. These miltens are being 50c per pair and are good value at this price. Nice WNWew Goods direct from hard-up DRESS GOODS pep Monday we will mako another big 1 bo to your nd get some of the bargains wo will have for you The indications are thut wo will have a cold winter and we will make it poesible for you to keep warm if low prices in clonking will huve anything to do with the matter. 88t to como While in the store be sure sco our "HERCULES CLOAKINC. This cloaking is somethimg new, and we have it in_twenty different patteras and shades, consisting in pes and snowfake effects, Wy nml will not re- and WIND, RAIN,SNOW and WAT and is 54 inclies wide. $3, but we got it FOR SPOT CASTI. 500 ON THIE DOLLAR, and wo will give you the benefit of the bargain and scil it on Monday AT $1.50. Remember, this is a bargain, the cloaking is strictly all wool. DUR ANCORA CLOAKINGC For the little ones be appreciated. W pluin, plaids and striy Linches wide, worth $1.50. Our price MONDAY, 75¢c. Regular price as must be seen to hem in We lhave received voico of the celebrated SAMPSON CLOAKINCS AND SUITINGS, Rain proof, 51 inchgs w them along on Monday at are worth 75c. another in- Take . They Do you want something nea warm and durable winter s you do, ask to sce oar HERCULES SUITINCS, Warranted all wool, extra heavy, stinches wide, Cheap at 3 Monday’s price, $1,50. invoice of MOUNTAIN SERCE, Al shades. This isthe newest thing in the dr @oods line, 46 inches wide. Monday’s price. Our COLUMBIA SU!TINGS ure still in the lead. We have re- ceived seventy-five new pieces and they were bought at a t reduc- tion, and we will give you an extra cut of 40c on the dollar and close them out at 49c. Bse sure and see the Wae have anothe Here comes the BICCEST CUT And you will find it uisle, in the shape homespuns, hopsackin bocker and flanuel sui plece STRICTLY ALL WOOTL. Not one piece worth less than and from that up to §1 to give you an extra bargai we will make the entire lot, over 200 pieces, on Monday’s sale 83c. OF ALL, in our center ol cheviots, knicker- s, Evory 650, In ovder Wo have something good in store for you in the way of QUAKER 3UITING, This is extea heavy, and wo will soll it on Monduy’s salo at 1dc. Come early uml got a pick at our REMINANT COUN TER. OVER 5,000 TOPICK FROM. From 1 to 8 yards, I'ix the chil- dren comfortable for school and got yourself & nice wrapper or house dress, Remember; they all go at just one-third the regular price, BLACK COODS. Our MOUNTAIN SERGE is a beauty; 46 inches wide; worth $1,50. Monday’s price, $1. Our ALPINE SUITINGS, 40 inches wide, strictly all wool, are cheap at 75¢. Monday’s price, 49¢, Our STORM SERGE will turn water, All wool, 88 inches wide, worth 75¢. Monday’s price, 48c. Afew pieces left of those PER- SIAN tl(l‘lu‘\b Always sell ut 76¢. Monday’s price, 4o¢. Drug Dept. Avyer’s Cherry Pectoral, 7 Bosanko’s Cough Bosanko's Cough Syrup, small, Chamberlain’s Cough Syrup, lmuu The Chamberlain’s Cough Syrup, med., 400 Chamberiuin’s Cough Syrup, s 11, 200 Qustile soap, white o mull‘ul, cakes for be. Paine’s Celery Compound, 75, Prescriptions at very lowest price and rom fresh and pure diugs and chem- icals Call an¢ see us at our drug depart- ment, will give away at our glove de- Word’s souvenir spoon, worth 50c each, to Fair pair of tens. This 2. Exe spoons sold at \I)\\ \[()R\l\(. o, S(ifl:fihfl!t 1893—TWENTY PAGES. HAYDEN BRO S1JCH CHANGC AS WE HAVE HAD TO BUY PAGES QIB SINGLE COoPY FIVE CEN Mail OCxdexs. Prompt attention s given to all orders by mail, the aim ship goods on the being to same day the order is received. e Factories WE NEVER EXPECT TO HAVE AGAIN. A few dollars have now the purchasing power of a handful of gold. These prices can only be un- derstood by those who see the splendid goods that go with them. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.\" We have purchased the entire stock of wool undewear from the JLackawanna mills. Look out for bargains, it goes on sale tomorrow morning. Having done the largest underwear trade this fall of any season for years, we will cap the chmax tomorrow in giving the greatest chance to buy underwear you will ever have again this season. Gents' camel's hair shirts and dra only 3 ies' jersey ribbed wool vests, worth 35¢ each, a bargain. 20 at 39 Gents' heavy wool natural gray shivts and drawers only 50¢ each worth $1.00, gents' heav, price $1.00, > underwear go at 50c. 500 dozen of children’s wool underwear at half price. Gents' wool sox, 9¢, regalar pric 100 dozen ladies’ nightgowns only Don’t miss this ba flecced underwear v today Ge. 1lot of gents' fine jersey ribbe and drawcrs worth $2.00 each, today only 35 How is this? Gents' all wool shirts and drawers, worth $1.50, o at y-m; ribbed vests .um pants rain, ular 3 e, lies' nH wool Saxony mittens, » and 40c. ) dozen gents' laundered shivts, worth 20¢, Special s tens for toc AMERICA’S GREATEST PIANO Again Triumphant. HIGHEST AWARD. CHICKERING & SONS, BOSTON, MASS.: EXHIBIT—PIANOS. We report that this exhibit deserves an award, the HIGHIEST GRADE OF EXCELLENCE, possessing great volume, being deep, full. Tnusical and sy mpathetic; the duration and singing quality of the fono ave of the samo high character; the scale, which is ovenly balance roughout froo from wouk spots, SCIEN TIFICALLY AND MUSICALLY CORRECT, the most powerful strokes fai. ing to reveal any harshness or brouks action is of the HIGIT ASS IN BVERY RESPECT, rogulated with EXTREME NICETY the touch is LLICACY, BLASTIC D _PROMPTNESS IN_REPETITION Totuil of construction the CHOICEST MATERIALS are used; the w manship is of THE BEST, " ariistic in design. [Signed] CHIEDMAYER, Judgo, of gents' gloves and mit- the tone quallty, which is of i and the cases are chusie and ary z MAX K Bl o | President and Secrotary, 7y GORI, Bourd of Judges, Liber Auything we can say would not strengthen the high eulogium of this 27, . - WORLD ovs CHICKERING PIANO, Which ndds new lnurels to its crown at every competitive contest. ‘We are sole western agents for the CHICKERING. We also handle sev- eral other first-class makes of pianos (over twenty differont styles and prices). DRY GOODS PROFITS ON PIANOS MALL MUSICAL 'RU v L INS MERCHANDIS 2 Q’ The best Sewing Machine for the least ever We cele- money offered to the public. secured 100 of these brated machines of the manufacturer, who was in need of ready cash, and will sell them at once for $15.00. Every machine fully warranted for 5 years. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Third Floor, Blankets & Comforts We are overstocked on blankets and comforts, We still have some few pairs of blankets from the Bell stock which will be sold this week, also some of the comforts from the Rell stock. We musy reduce steck; we need the mwoney and must have it; we have cut down the prices, so you cen’t afford to pass this department, -lb, gray wool mixed blankets, 4f¢ 1b. 11-4 gray wool mixed blan- all wool sunitary blank all wool gray blankets, a |n| all wool red blunkets, $i. pair; 104 white blankets, slightly reduced to close 10 $1.7 ample pairs of fine white California blunkets, slightly =oiled, at about half ibeir value Bed rmfurh umm, size, welght ane #1 lH Crackers. Ginger snaps, lemon creams, f d cookies at 7 g Soda, milk and oyster bey snowflake crackers, 7 regular price 1. We sell cheaper at retail price than others can buy at wholesale, Tea and Coffee. fonday, crushed coffee 12ic, sted worth Cracked Java and Mocha 10¢, worth Choice Rio , Golden o 28e. Hest old government Java and Mocha 3 1bs for $1.07, Teas—Dust tea 10¢ 124c and 15¢. We sell you a choice Japan tea for 2 worth 50¢, Moyune gun powd er tea Pin head gun |’1uv«dur tea 48¢ English break 8bc, 89¢, e, QOolong 48c, 6oe, These teus are all new pickings, ALl we ask 1~ w you to Lok them over and compare th prices, We don’t expect to selt you if you don’t find our prices the lowest Lmen Sale. es are cut down in oraer to reduce 60-inc h h ind Inmn l\l)lc ln'u\ ch bleached damask now 60-inch red and white che; 0. 50c. ked dam- Theso prices will dre yard of this d wiil be an ad w crowds. Every thatleaves our store iscment for this depart- dam- with' naphias to mateh, and our ro made to sell the goods. x38 full bleached linen huek towels, knotted fringe, worth 19¢, on sule 10¢ ench. We show the largest towel Turki He. We have too stock must be offer. Look over our stos Tho linen stock must bo and will bo reduced. It will pay you to attend this sale. These goods were bought for cash, will be sold for cash, can therefore afford to make low pr Selling Goods for Cash Only. If you have the cash, you are i dent; yoa can trade anywh money is your best friend. pose we could mako the following prices if we sold goods on credit and had to wait or twelve mouths for the money? This is the way that cash talks ut Haydens’: Mill retnnants of soft-finished bleached muslin, 24 yard. Unbleached cotton flannel, 8ic Mill remuunts of bedford cord, all linen damask you will find in Omaha. 1 buih room rugs, were 95¢, now many reduc wapkins. The > what wo depan- 105 ramnant 0L tho best cumb d. se yard, lked gingham, ench. 1l yard, figured o blue print Fine apron 24c yd. Bed comforts, comforter 40-inch-wide dark skirt patter: each. I'ancy cider down flannel, 1 11-4 N i All linen toweling, 84c yard. In order to giye all a chance at these bargains, a limit will be put on vhere the quantity is Y Notion Dept. WE'VE GOT TH THEY'RE ( ! YOU'L " THEM. prices on fine staple ¢ goods ever made by The lowest notions and fan any house in the country In the notion aisle big bargain counters. 5¢ where you can buy orset steels for we have Three il h'u ked combs for 3. ed cotton floss for 1 doz. cotlar buttons for And several other art feom 10¢ to 20¢ for 5e eich the second table you can huy ombs for § 25 8ilk hose supporters for Oe. tooth bru » all silk Windsoe ties ; for De. k )mm]lu_u'hwl‘q for e, And several good £5c articles for de. Do not 1 Special Sale on new Stamped linens, will buy in, stamped pillow shams, worth sles . stamped comingde scarfs, worth Hemstitched tray cloths, worth i#9c, 8% will buy a &%in, fringed dresser searf, worth 60 39c buys a dressevscart worth 75c, 10¢ buys a yard of 35¢ buys n table cover worth 7ac. 5e buys a dozen spools the best floss, 19¢ buys 4 0z the best knitting silk. 50¢ buys a nice 76¢ sikk hand-painted drupe. 3ile bu worth MEN’'S AND BOY’S HATS. Hats and caps for Jnen, boys and chil- dren at prices less than one-half of hat- tors’ prices and quality equally as good, Boys’ cloth hats 25¢, worth 7se. Boys’ iter caps and \urhuns, 26¢ worth 75¢ ildren’s and boy’s fancy caps and tur- buns, none worth less than ¥1,00 to$1,50, Men’s heavy genuine Scotch eape, e, worth $1.00, ~ Boys’ plush caps and tur- bans 50c, worth $1.50, Men's fine fedo- ra in black a .98, none worth less than $2 5 0. Men’s fine derby hats in the latest Knox and Dun- lap shapes $1.98, worth #3.00. Come and get our prices and convinee yourself, a pair of lage pillow shams THIS 1S FOR YOU. A I.ibera.l Ofi'er In our Furniture Dept. wo intend to sell goods entirely subject to the con- you to nd sco us. solid onk bedroom suit, 20x21 [rench bevel plate mirror (remember Fronch plite), our best cotton top attress, our best woven wire sy oak cane seated chair, 1 seated rocker, the whoie outfit for This at Hayden Bros. y Dopt. The suit alone is worth this. With every bedroom suit we will give 1 woven wire spring, and not raise the o of suit. y purchase of $1.00 or more W ; paiv of pillow sham holders. Be sure and ask the clerk who waits ou tor all we offer. have an olegant line of | and wo koow the price is low for bring this list and come stures the or 1ot of $5.00 ieh, silk oak rockers at plush seuts, assorted y a fine linc of pillows are selling them cheap. Speeial d on Al line goose feathers in buli., HAYDEN BROS,, First-Class Goods at the Lowest Prices, Cloak Department. We Carry the Largest and Best Assortment of Ladies’ Garments —Our Prices Are the Lowest— We Will Save You $5 to $8 on a Fine Garment. dies’ fanc jackets, latest with braid " trimming, in , blue, tan and gr worth 0, Monday at only $ style, Lad * juekets in bluck, worth #11, will go t onl . Monday only J kets, in black. brown, tan and gray, with trimming and silk lining. worth #15, Monduy tuke your choice # vegulur prico #1.50, Monday only Children’s clouks, sizes 10 worth #5.50, will go at $3.50, Ladies’ fur capes, wo.th Monday at only #4.50 Ludies’ electric seal eape #35 and #40, Monday our pr be only $18 and $22.50. Great reauction on all ladies’ gavments, woolen suits, shawle, § kirts and infants’ cloaks. #7.50, worth ce will Butter, Cheese and Preserves. Country always | 19¢ and raska dair all made from s(‘lul ator ¢ It will pay you your butter bere onsin full cream cheese, T4 tern process pure el e, 124c, 24c and 16¢: N pkg. We have any kind of cheese you may want., Be sure fml.-umu here or ves, jollies, apple butter and mince meat, all at very low prices, am, He and yard. ufshatel, Tde |2 Jewelry Dep’t. adies’ solid silver, 10, oled chate- A!mv wil {\\l 5 1 vind wateh, wi n or Rocklord 50, worth § t. solid gold watch, hunt- d set, with o fine movement, $1 il inted to wour 20 yea:s, Springtield or Waltham 8 worth $ llgzin or W nl'h am watch, stem movon mt pearl opera glusses, achromatic lonses, , worth $ Black morocco leather opora glasses, “uh ather case, 98¢, worth Sl ited Ludlow shoe which ; 1l for $4.50 and always solls for co, is now going at our shoe department at tho price we named on Hmm at thestart, Just 2,48 (two forty-eight). Wo might mark om up & couple of conts in oraer to t hange in price, but we don’t juggle with figures just for looks, and af 48 they are the bost value ina high class ladies’ shoe we can offer. Only a few left, all sizes and widths. Wo ought to sell them all 18 in tho next two days. They ure worth all of $4.50. worth * solid gold band ring $1.50, ) 5 25¢, worth 75c. wateh chains. gold plated, on L worth $1,25. nives or forks $1 cight-duy strike clocks 50, \arm gold ne ; Watch and clock repairing 4t roduced nri Japanese Silks. 24 inch hand woven silks For 59c Yard in an aimost unlimited assortment of shades. The: are the most serviceable silks made, and are goods that, for the past two year given our customer: satisfaction in ev respect. Our pric for them heretofore has been 8¢ al 'd: today and. the restof this week you ean have as many yards as you wish of them at the ver Oc a yard. At this price ou to buy enongh for ‘s Jear in wmind that Christ- on be here and you will surely need some of thesesilks then, and it will be worth your while to purch them now, when the price is down to bed School Shoes. (hll«hln~1 peb, grain, A. 8. T. tip eds, shoes mas - will M l..»l. grain, A.S. T. tip shocs, tip, spring heel ? kid shoes, Boys' N Boy K. calf, hutlnn 81. h in'call, lace, $%shoos, $1.50. many n Jap silks de. list of the h hand wov lowing is a [r.nn.n Men’s Shoes. Wo are soliing 014 gold, Orange, low, Cream, Black, A\l brown, slden b n Medium br'n, Baby blue, Y Light blue, Juoise, Old rose, Rose pink, Suimon, o green, Light pink, Olive green. 24-inch hand woven Jap silks 59c a men’s shoes cheap. Mond: a $2.50 satin calf shoe at §1,60. %2 13 calf shoes at 31,4 Wo lead on over worth #1 and $1.50. [ you want to be in style this se ason, qun at these u\un,;.ntuu They are cheap. faiters; 75¢ and 81, Groceries. 20 1bs. granu! A House Furnishing ted sugar, $1. 1, California dried g s, 310, .\'mv ifornia 2 crown raisins, ng lamps, 100 different styles, a0 ‘m,mm 108t assortment in Omaha, e, Bic, New L nuluu layer California Val 3 crown raising, 104e, A %7.50 lamp for $3.50, Banquot lamps, 100 d The finest assor| nt in Omaha, A $10.00 for and $5.00 solid nidkel lump for Parlor lumps, 100 differont styles. The finest assort Lmunt in Omaha. ) 0 solid nickel center dyaft lamp wlifornia nectarines, yod Turkish prunes, se. California raisin ceced pran uifornin apricots, oW evapor m.cd peac hes, 124¢, 20 0, 120, ¥ 8 Juno Fount for 81,25 and make s, 74, a center draft lamp out of your old hanging lamp und wall lam 1,000 different kinds and styles .of World’s Fair Prize Austrian vases from tiian l(nm'. per ‘auart, 74 20¢ to &e, sold at the fair for 85,00 per Tmported chow chow, per quart, Tmported fancy mi Put buul(whunl tlour, J it buckwhoeat flour, Ate, se [pair. LT te 2 | " Fine China gold band cup, saucer and plmu 15¢, worth $1.00, jonuine cut gluss tumblers, cut with wllll» #1.00 per sot, worth $5,00, Fine decorated wi\ B8 .2405, worth $10.00, 100 piece imported dinner set $7.50, worth $15,00. Pine chinu fish sets, 16 pleces, $6.95, worth $25.00 Our sounter containg over 600 use- ful articles, Among them are articles that are sold elsewhere from 10¢ to 25¢ Snowllakie four 630, Best Superlative flot Pure rye fiour, Chol Good rye flour, Fish and Oysters. At Haydens’ you will find the largest, finest aud mosu kincs of fish west of Baltimore solid meat U_)n(.uls 10 quart, always fresh; also the best cele in stock at ‘lowest pr 12 and per Dinuer plates 10 euch, Broalfust plates 8¢ each, 10 plates 2ic each, Sauce aud fruit saucers 18¢ per set. vmn,.nmug sugar bowl, dish, npuun bolder and creamer, t. herring, three for , 10¢ and 124¢; in jars for 85¢ each. Family white Alnh, be ver pound. We have the 4nest mack- eral you ever saw, 12ic, 15¢ and 17jc rre round shore herring, seven fo, i 10¢ and 124c. Pine decorated toilet sets, 81.90 per set, worth 5,00, different kinds of enamel isils and we sell at what other lll alers buy Lawp skudes o each. Oriental packages of carpet tacks 3 packages for 10c; generally sold at 10c per packag Cup, saucer and plate easels 10c each Coal hods 19¢ each, Fauey anchov d white fish, 184c. :d sulmon, 25, Sturgeon, 174c. uglish bloaters, 6 for 2c, and other kinds of fish too numerous o mention