Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 12, 1893, Page 17

" THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 1893--SIXTE 22 ANOTHER GIGANTIC CLEARANCE SALE. (= The Backward Season Compels Us to Dispose of Our Immense Stock PAGES. Which Was Bought Recently at Panic Prices. #pecial Special Special Special Sale on Sale on Sale on Sale on 3 Bedding. Silverware Furniture. Stoves. Blankets worth $2.50, clearance sale price 90c. Blankets worth $5, clearance sale orice £1.90. Comforts worth $2.50, sale price $1. illows worth 81, clearance fale price 85, Piilow slips worth 85¢, clearance sale price o Bed sheets worth 90c, clearance sale price sHe, Bed Sy s worth $2.50, clerr- anco sale vrice $0c. Sham Holders worth 7ie, clear~ ance sule price 20c, clearance salo price 40c, Bolsters_worth $1.50, clearance ous, Mattresses that are sumptuous, Pillows that are ravishing, Fiuffy Lamb’s Wool Blankets that are delicious, Specia‘.l Sale on Drapery. “Teble scarfs, worth 81,50, cloar- ance salo prico 63e. 1 ance sale price 24c. Curtain poles, worth 80c, clear- ance sale price 5, 6-4 tapostry covers, worth 8250, clearance sale price Y0c. Verona Plush, worth 75¢, clear- ance sale prico 24c. Couch “Throw Overs,” worth 815, clearance sale price $6.50. Bird Cages, worth $1.50, clear- auce sale price 68c, Umbrella Stands, worth $4.50, cleafance sale price, 81.65. Havilund Milk Sets. worth $2.50, clearance sule price 90c. Haviland Sugar and Cream Sets, worth $3, clearance sale price 95c. Chocolate Pots, worth $3, clear- ance saleprice 75c. Havilund Chocolate Sets, worth 815, clearance sule prico ), Flower Pots, worth 10¢, cle sale price 2e. Shaving Mugs, worth $1, clear- ance sale price 40c. urance ss Wator Sets, worth $3.50, clenrance sule prico $1.63, Tumblers,” worth b0, sale price Salts and Poppers, worth 10c, clearance sale price 30 Syrup Cans, worth 50¢, clearance sale price 19c. 4-piece Glass Sets, worth $1.25, clearance sale price 48c, Watee Jugs, worth 50c, clearance salo price 24¢, clearance ance sale price 48c. Hurter’s Sifters, worth 83c, clear- ance sale price 19c. Silver-rlated C clearance sale price Silver-Plated Pic 84.50, ¢ Silver- worth 81, 850, Japanese Pin Trays, worth $2.50, clearance sale price Y0c. Bread Koives, worth 60c, clear- ance sale price 18 Butcher Knives, worth 75 y 250 Paper Knives, nce sale price 95c. ssors, worth $1, clearcnce sale worth $10, ., worth irance sale price Jlated Napkin Rings, ), clearance sale price , clear- worth 50, Plated Nut $1. Crackers, h . clearance sale price 5 0'lock Coffee Spoons, worth 87.50, clearance sale price $3.65 per sot. French Plate Mirrors, worth $3, Silver-Plated Baske clearance sale price $1 Silver Plated Butter worth 85, clearance sale pri i lated Water [ 5,clearance sale price § Silver-Plated Cups, worth $1.50, clearance sale price 750. Onyx Clocks, worth &3, clearance sale price $1.50. Wash Boilers, worth 31.50, clear- ance sale price, G5e. Dish Pans, worth 40c, clearance sale prico 15c. Bread Pans, worth 15¢, clearance sale brice Soup Ludles, worth 20c¢,clearance Mrs. Potts’ Irons, worth $2, clear- Coffee Pots, worth 40¢, clearance sale prico 15c. Toa Pots,worth 40c,cloarance sale price 15c. Special Sale on Parlor Furniture Parlor Suit sale price $2 Parior Suits, worth 845, clearance sale price $19.95, worth §60, clearance sale price $55.00. Lounges, worth $0.50, clearance sale price $3.90, Lounges, worth $15.00, clearance sale price $7.50. Chenille Couches, worth $22.59, clearance sale price $11.40, Plush Chairs, worth 85, clearance sale price $1,90, Gilt Chairs, worth §10, clearance sale price $4.50, Solid Mahogany Parlor Suits, worth 3125, clearance sale price clearance salo price $7. Gilt Rockers,worth 815, clearance ) A minaturo picture of an institution built np on honest business princi= ples, honest goods, honest prices. GIVEN AWAY TO ALL With every purchase of $5.00 and over, g A Beautiful Fancy Cup and Saucer, ‘With every purck With every purchase of $25.00 and over, X 3 A Tine Rug 30x60 inches. With every purchase of § ‘With every pur T ‘With every purchase of $1.00.and over se of $10.00 and over, A Very Nice Symrna R“fi' 0.00 and over, A Pretty Tabl: Scarf. chase of $75.00 and over, A Pair of Lace Curtains MAIL ORDER DEFARTME Attends to your wants just as well Write for 128-page Illustrated C atulogue. al Baby Carriage Catalogue. ial Stove Catalogue. 1l Rattan and Reed Catalogue. their destination in the very pink of condition. s if you came to our store. eight 100 miles and pack goods so that they reach Small Profits, Enormous Business, o Inter st Charged, No names on our wagons. Brass Beds, worth $60, clearance sale price, $20, Brass Beds, worth $65, clearance sale price, Wire Springs worth eale prico, S5, Wire Cots worth $2.50, clearance sale price, i ses worth $3.50, clearance cles wrance s worth $1.40. rth 85.00, cloarance £3.50, clearance sale price Book ( Book Cases worth $10, clearance salo price, $4.25 mbination Book Cases ™ worth clearance sale price, $12.50. Folding Beds worth $15, clearance galo prico, $8.45. Folding Beds worth $25, clear- anco sile priec Bedsteads worth $6, clearance sale price, $3.25. Bedsteads wi salo pri 3 Bedsteads worth $7.50, clearance sale price 3,90, Cheflonic enle price. Cheffoniers worth $20, clearance 0.7 orth 815, clearance Mirrors worth 835, clearance sale pricd? $2.75. Tron Beds worth $20, clearance salo price, §¢ ¥ Iron Beds worth $10.50, clearance sale price, ; Kitchen chairs worth 50c, clear~ Fine Dining Chair worth $1.50, rth $1.50, clear- s worth $2.50, ance sale price, $1.20 Flush Foot Rests clearancoe sule price, § Peaestals worth' $12 salo price, $5. Onyx Tables worth $15, clearing sale price, $7,25. Sitver Card Stands worth $12.50, ale price, 8 e worth $7.50, .50, 0, clearance 20, clear- ance sale price, $10.50. Parlor Cabinet, clear- Brass Tables worth ance sale price, ctionary Holde s worth 87.50, #1.25 $7.50, clear- Music Stands wo ance sule price, $3.50. all Chairs, worth 810, clearanco sale price, #4.50. Children’s Rockers clearance sale price, 7oc. High chairs, worth $1.50, clear- ance sale pi 50, Screens worth #4, clearance sale orth §1.50, ance suie price, 3, Hat Racks worth 250, clearance sale price, Sc. Wood Stoves worth £0, clearanco sale ) 4-1 worth $16.50, clear- §7.50, G-holo Ranges worth $24.50, clear- anco sale price $11,75. 3,15 s worth $12,50, price $6.75, Burners worth 30, cloar- ance sale price $17.50 Ouk Stoves worth salo price $6.75. Parlor Cooks worth 818,50, clear- anco sale prico $0.2 clear= 2560, clearance i corth 76 price 48¢ ) sale price, $9, Laundry Stov worth $10,50, ‘\“'“r‘\“"’:""‘,“ worth 760, Silver-Plated Butter Knives, Book cnses worth $15, cleararice el nco salo prico $4.00. Sham Pillows worth 81, cloarance Ll g dladign A ety Cottage vos worth $20, clear- ance saloe price $0,50, Steel nires worth 865, clearance sale price 7hc. oS e g it Combinution Book Cases worth salo price $55.50. We have Springs that are luxuri Silver-Pluted Orange Sets, worth $15. clearance sale price, $5.50. Heating Stoves worth $25, clear- ke i 2 810, clenrance sule price $1.8. anco sule prico $14.50. Ouk stoves $20, clearancoe sale price £10.50, B Jurners $15, clearance sale price $29. 50, : 1 al8 pries 760 gilo nitoe; 81t Coal Hods worth 50e, clearanco lider Down comfortables that b ! I s U . A Silver-Plated Cake Stands, worth Beds worth §35.00, cloar- salo price Loc. are nlmost cthereal, #4.60] ol6évanoe wile | pHibe 225 ) b Damper sale price i Stove Pipe worth 20¢, clearance worth 250, clearanco 0, clearanco gest line of Stoves in the city und warrant eact, and every one wo sell. Wo control the sale of fivo of tho best made stoves on earth. Call and be con- vineed. sale pric amberquing, worth 50c, clear Nickel C.ocks, worth 81.50, clear- Gl NonieriworN §25, clearanco sule price b - ance sale price 75, saie price, $13.50. | ace curtains worth 82, cloarance Albums, worth 7.50, clearance Center Tables worth 85, clear- s ial sale price Yoc, sale price $3.50. ance sule price, $2. e Luco curtains worth 82,50, cloar- ntor Tables worth 81, clear- sSpeciat ance sule pric . s anc © price, $1,90. Chenille portieres worth 810, Special Gt S i fah e Sale on arance sule price $5.50. T ce, 81, Chenillo porticras worth 80, clear- Sale on worth clearance Pictures ance sale price $2 pedadhi i $1.25. —_———enl Silk curtains worth $12.50, clear- Mirrors worth $1.50, clearance . vorth $5, clearance s STt et '.l‘inwa.re i »“". 50, cle c hings worth 85, clearance sulo Window shades worth $1, clear- price $2.5( worth §4, clearanco sale shings worth $10, clearance sale worth $4, c! nee $1.75. Artograms worth 83, clearanco o snle pri o g 5o ance sale price, 1 5 sale price $1.70), a"tp,g\: |l|0( ::-‘.? i‘\\-orl th 810, clear- Sauce Pans, worth 20c, clearance Antigue Ch worth §1.00, Oil Paintings worth $10, clear- ale price $4.75. e ap clearance sale price, 48c. ance sale price 5, . ! Iror clearance sule pric Heavy Draperies, worth 8§15 St sulbiprice S0t fino Di Shuirs worth $2.5 i ctiriso sl pres e % LBl Worth e, cloarancesnlo S Special o Ladics’ Desks worth #1050, clear- = Tea Kettles, worth 75¢, clearance . te sale pric 5 2 Special fale on sale prico 85¢. Purchasers Th's Week Handsome Presents. e, e Sale on C ! Saet Mattr worth §15, clear e e———— on'uf Mills, worth 81, clearance ance sule price, 33,50 Ca.rpets galo price 45c¢. A Py bl 50 e b House S Canvas cots worth $1.50, clear- pdotal A1 Bl : JCLORCL T S ks ance sale price, 7. R : i l"urnishing Goods. Px;,c&:g::.vmg T A Handsome Imported French Panel. Combination . (Chiffolor Whrd- n“]:ml\‘Ilf:l::"llx?';vcu:lh 81.50, clear« ———————— — clearanco sale price 20¢. robe worth ciearance sale Velvet Brussels worth $1.75, cloar- anco price 94c. Tapestry Brussels Carpet: e, clearunce sale Tapestry Bru , clearance sale prico Ingrain carpets worth 75c, clear- ance sale price 4. Ingram carpets worth 50c, cloar- ance sale price 2c. Mattings worth sale price 1de, Linoleum worth $1, clearance salo price 4ac. All wool [ngrain remnants, worth 7be, clearance sale pri Cotton Ingrain rem worth s worth ¢, clearance se sale nrice. its, worth Bisque Figures, worth $2.50,cloar- AR RE N o haTptieioe It ""1”;;.}"{?)1:0'“'si{u?\])s i 40¢, clearance sale prico 10c. Ruosisale PLio0 'm(‘; salo price $38.50. ‘With every purchase of $100.00 and over, 3 clearance sale price, 40 J ting remnants, worth Y 3. worth 81.50, clearance sale Parlor Suits, worth $100,clearance A Nice Rocker. ) clonrance salo price e, . RS LU , clea Art squares, worth $12.50, clear- ance sale price $5.75. Rag carpets, worth 50e, clearance sale price 26e. Hemp carpets, worth 40c, clear- ance sule price lde, Stair carpets, worth 40, clearance salo price ldc, 80x60-in. rugs, worth 3,50, clear- ance sale price $1.25 Mistitcarpets,worth $10,clearance sale price $4.50, lo o 24c. i prloas $1.00 ifil\'in‘ ruflu.mwurlh 85, clearance erry Bowls, worth 50c, clearance 52,50, = s Tt O P sale price $1.75, sule prico 19c. L el e 7 7 SRR TR Easels worth 81.50, clearance sale Stair Pads worth 15c, clearance Fruit Bowls, worth $1, clearance clearance sale price $5.75. ! Complaints Heeded, No Misr epresentation, pricef Goc o e sale price Sc. sule prico 45c, Tufted Couches, worth $25, clear- atisfaction Guaranteed, Cash o Credit, Oradlen: worth 82/60, ! oloursnoe Ingrain Border worth 40c, clear- Jardenie worth 81.50, clearance ance sale price $1 ) 50, i/ ust Claims Allowed, Bed Ro\.E Pric ; sale pric o, .-‘i* |..jx, SN ance sale price 20c, China Cuspidors, worth $1, clear- Turkish Easy Chairs, worth 815, Courteous Treatment, E Payments, Infants’ cribs worth $7.50, clear- 'd Ingrain Remnants, 10¢, Rag Carpet Remnants, 16e, 200 ASHor REDIT and 25¢ per yu _*_—m z MAMMOTH INSTALLMENT HOUSE | THE PEoPLE! BANK, OFFICE, HOTEL AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, 1315-131"7 Farnaimn St. Open Monday and Saturday evenings only | Daily deliveries to South Omaha, Fort Omaha and Couucil Bluffs and Florence | Special inducements to parties just starting Housckeeping, s s CITY SKETCHES ‘Three Little Wads of Greenbacks,' *The | Bottle® it and sell it as a sure relief in vio- | room renter. ‘A woman could never tame | keeps a fashio ding houso in ono of | tho best. Tho ‘Orange Blossom’ suits me | fug pencefully, says tho Washington Capl . Old Man's Drunk Again, and all the latest | lent cases of intermittent jog. me or reform my habits. What could a | the vest residence districts 0 a s co- | exactly, and it goes.” | tal Y3 songs - for a dime.” What is, perhaps, a o wife do, for instance, th that dresser in | tevie of her boarders, “that 1 have ex- And the poor old bachelor in the front hall | “See if you canticle his neck a little,” th ‘ An interminable gloom seews continually | gratifying result of the fire, it such o thing | Room No. —, Bachelor's quarters, § p. m.: ivisini Iam bound to have it | perienced more worry 'in trying 1o settlo | bedroom, who said he coula not afford to cx- | soprano suggestod i3 0 hover over the coruer whoro lies in the | 18 possible, was the broaking up of tho gang | come dn.»" said the ever-cheerful bacho- ause ll.Lnflsi’lll‘ljl‘l‘lld:_\',nl:\]l‘l‘ll);h-trl | upon u title .’:: my bonrdu ml) a0 poso bis delicato pericandium to the porils | 1 ‘wouldu's duet,” came from tho fre f ! y > the- - y A \ Y y ) t 100kis 4s though it | did in choosing a name for my of a boarding house and matrimonial agency | bass. 13 stillness of death the Uhickened rulus of tne | 9fCHUOW VOULNS o luni around 'Whe the- | jor in reaponso to kuock at his door by bis 1 the full discharge of a gatling awrimonial agency You see it is quite proper now for bos houses to be known by some old I¥ nam Streot thoate ogling the surolliug girls and passing guumad- | Fiepd: 4 young married man versions upon the chromo fairies that usu- A combined, the next morning puacked his ‘If Ican't make a better pun than thal What a short trunk and stole away. my name uin’t Psatm,” said, the boy whi . rtment store, were collurs, neck- with a depa gun loade ) And so it did. Ther will if [ecan,” replied the caller as he time ago was one of the busiest, merriest f | " A tion such as, for instan pumps the orgin. 3 and brightest spots in the city is now a dark | ally adorned the front bill boards. stumbled ovor a full ot of boxing gloves and 1 o5 onrumeny bottles, photographs, gixar- | The Elysium,’ “The Ne Plu UL TIES, But bo said itsolo that nono of them 3 g fell against un easel that had been plunted 1 00’ ictures, s shaving mug, gioves, cos- | Pring narck,” “The Lobeugula, ete.; — quarte and dreary waste of crumbling brick and filoakine Relmama B aiei USRS l unceremoniously in the middle of the room. | Prt 50O handkereniefs, brushes, r | but as for me, I ha decided antipathy to The worthy Sunday school superintendent 3 {8 mortar. The average pedestrian shuns the | oorpain momber of vhat profession who, from | , - Of don’t intnd that” romarked tho | gumpd, wine glasses, poker chips and sev- | guch trite and commoupl figures of | in Buffalo was illustrating the toxt, “What- | wy is 4 common "shylug, brothr ¥ 3 place and takes the opposite sidewalks, and | Lis prodigious vocalization, h cquired ‘ :’\X:(llit;llzlx ui.l:ls‘lu\:)l. il:ll,l)’lltt‘lllll':l"yl ”th}';“\'l“L i eral different kinds x':ll Jewe y mixed to- | gpeech, and prefer something u;ul'n tasteful | soever & man soweth that shall he also | gorveq Rey, Dr, Fourthly, dig sing the man who had nerve cnough to set him- | local fame for cyclonme verbosity, When iv | Wil pick them o bod: ull our chaivg | Eether in the most reckicss confusion and aesthetic. ‘The old Tinglish inns wore e . Py nt from - the consideration of self up in the business of selling homemade | “omes to makiug & hutan noise he is an easy | 41© tred sit down on the bed; all our chairs | =517 4¢ culled to see how you were getting ned aftor the different animals, which | Superintendent—If I want to raise a crop | that we should not wix politics witk . ¥ 2 NURAS 0F BoIRE LoDk winner, and the other newsbovs usually | 4¥€ 0utin the bitliard room and us the lounge | g1ong 5 timidly remaried the murried youth | custom, although it appears picturésque to | of LAFDIpS, what sort of seed must I sow? some of the members of molusses tafly directly in the shadow of the [ NIORCT, aud the other nowsbuse usually | i “tho”only convenionce I have for o book | S0HE:" timidly romarited ory, Indicates & course and de- | O Children—Turnip seed R YR L demolished ~ south wall would do phere 0a which to stamp auimated jaw. | F¢8% 1 bave utilized it for that purpose. as | “"gui here his discourse was broken off on prion of the uses of u polite | Buperintendent—If I want to raisoa eron | ojitics than they have réligion they ¢ better with a bargain counter fin all by himself. He has no regular | 04 Will sce. There, blame it, you bave | 4ecount of his getting one footin a basket s “Now I thini T shall inaugurate a | os, wha kind of weed must 1 sowt | RIS VLG UA0K, BAKS, Eoreee i a graveyard. Even the newsboys, with but his tin-hned lungs are | StePPed on wy pipe, but—hoid on, don't sit | of grapes aud the other tangled up ina | pinotecuth century custom of naming Tomato seed injury to either cussion of the third clau: note thuy," ete Coming now to the disf @ of the text, let u down there till I get some of that rubbish out of the way.” Thus warned the young married man held s base while the cheerful bachelorswooped down on the bed like a Roman eagle, athered in his arms a pile of soiled linen, a ot of torn newspapers, & rumpled smoking jacket, & night robe, two hats, a whisk broom, an overcoat, a four-pound box of smoking tobacco, several pairs of cuffs and a rubber boot, and dumped the whole of it in the omly corner that was uot already oc- bag. *I was just going to say,” he #ood. Now if you want to raise a crop of ‘good manhood, what kind of seed must you sow? And an observer who kept tally reported that the school on test vote was a tie be tween turnip sced and tomalo seed. whom It was o favorite location, are affectod launds by this strange solemnily, aud although they still linger foudly around the dis- mantled wreck, their voices arve pitched at an octave lower than in the days when, in fortissimo tones, they stirred up the echoes around the block with, “Get your Hyphenated Hiccough and the Weekly Roorback h-e-r-e, wid a full account of the nighteap s-e-n-s-a-t-i-o-n.” cst relieved of their burden in the vicinity of Douglas and Fifteenth. kis voice is deep, elastic sud far reaching; it flows up through his esophagus m heavy, weasured intonations, beats with awful forco agaiust tho brick buildings und oc casionally gets tangled up in the telephone res. His spe houses after the more dell rieties of flowers, like the valley or the rose of Sharon. And now that flowers are our } ; bourding consinued, after extricating himself and | oare v, making a desperato plunge for the door, | 1if® o 'the “that my wife would like to have you come out to dinner Sunday und take a look at the | theme, T don't see why the orange blossom baby and--" wouldn't be an appropriate emblem for a ‘This time the poor married man's left eye | nice boarding house. Sakes alivo, but came 1n contact with the small end of a | wouldw't the place become popular 'with billiard cue that gracefully reclined over a | young people if 1should call it the ‘Orange card table at an angle of forty-five degrees. | Blossom.' That is, indeed, a happy thought, *Open the door and let me out,” he yelled, | and I believe 1 shall carry it into execution “and don't forget to come Suuday.” at once,” capied by a similar outlay. “f won't. I always enjoy sceing a true “Don't you do it until you getour sug- Well, 1 should think you would get mar- | pieture of simple domestic felicity such as is | gestions,” considerately remarked the star ried, just to have some one take care of your | exhibited in your home. But," ‘closing the | boarder. *If you are determiued to select | mustached beauty, and that h d the effects if for nothing else,” ventured the | door on his visitor, *‘I wouldn’t be a married | from the flowers a name for your ho soprano don't speik to each other. Is that young married friend after se'tling himself | man for a barrel of Powery Sec.” allow me to here register a big kick for | got” on the edge of the bed. *Don't you ever | “(Good Lord, I'm glad I'm married,” oty A ey advertised Moody, t Jones, and the the boy preacher, and when it is swhile gentie as i lawb in his pr lif he is a son of thunder in the pulpit,” we, fof our part, are inclined to keep on the oth side of the street.s “(Got a new cholr 1 our church,” said one enior Alley's neighbors, 300d one?” W ght is a ‘sensation” or a “‘bloody murder.” and with the slightest intimation of apything of that kind papers he will et loose a load of soul-stirring Jelps that wuumluruu-hu horus of nluhl){ud o ST yenas. Soveral mothods of utiliz or o ll'\‘"u‘ other SE 0 l‘f?“)‘ M ;‘“F‘“\“F- commercial purposes the tremendous power ery one who had occasion to be in that | of this voice have Ween suggested, among i vicinity at night has, siuce the fire, been | which are the follcwlig : ) pleasurably impressed by the absence of the | Give it to deuator Allen for use in silver tomalie man and his nocturnal shricks, | debates aud populist conyeutions. suid thal 1 heard them as 1 was passing tho other night. I've heard better singers, but oue of the members told we that th enor is a A good old lady sa preache o her nephiew, a pod why did you enter the ministryd solilo- " “ belleve it i he unasworod 4 f o Use iv for un automatic rain niachine and | feel the need of a wife, or have you become | quized the battered up Benedict, as he fum- | +\\hat's tne matter with ‘Sweet Violets?» | wThen you'll fill the church.” ' A HEAMANE, o i and the bhairlifting voeiferations of | 43 on'in wastern Kansas. 8 self-sufficient virtuoso, contedt to boa | Gleg his way through the hail. ohipped 1o the occupant of the back parlor P ehimon, daid 1he ol Lax Aukloubis g she “kid,” who, between puffs of his Elect the owuer of ik collector of antiquities?"” » 1 appreciate your suggestions very much,” | At Ascension church, inthe cholr, Dr. | “ure you sure it wusn't sowe other uoise y 4 cigarette, sold *‘Gashight on Killaruey, | city council “Now that'sa good oue,” answered the Do you know,” said hu elderly lady who | Droke 1 tho laualady, bub I Like my own | Kilioti was preaching. ho tcuor was sleep- | beard