Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 4, 1894, Page 9

4 EDITORTAL SHEET, Mt A A m Ao HED JU — Bargains Coods. 32-inch wide Bedford Cords and Chevrons reduced a sca yard, 36-inch wool finished dress guods a bargain, 10c yard. New styles of Satine at 15¢ yard. Try and match these Satines and you will find that our price is all right. We are showmq a beautiful line of wash dress goods at 10c yard. We are showing the largest stock of Ginghams and Zephyrs in the west, from the cheapest to the best dress styles, 5c, 6c, 7%c, 8¢, 1oc, 1214¢, 15¢, 19¢ and 25¢ yard, Apron checked Gingham 3Yc, 5¢, 7%4c, 1oc, 1'»Vc and 15¢ yard. Turkey red figured calico, indigo blue c.\llco, light or dark calico, over 2,000 pieces to select from, at 5c yard. in Wash Dress Dress Linings. This season of the year the trade in this line is generally quiet—not so in Hayden's; trade is increasing in the lin- ing department, our stock is much larger than last season and prices lower, -which no doubt accounts ‘for the in= creased sales, All we ask is for you to inspect this depart- ment and compare prices. Closing Out Blankets Lively. Best assortment and lowest prices or money cheerfully re- funded, Linens. Special bargains in towels, Huck towels and Damask tow- els, knotted fringe and plain white crochet towels, all in one lot, at 10c each, worth from 15¢C to 25¢. We are overloaded on table linens and napkins and are let- ting down the prices, 2,000 dozen of fringed nap- kins, 25¢ per doz. The fringed napkins we are selling at 6oc per doz., others ask $r.oo for the same. Watch our prices and keep posted; you will save money by doing so. Muslins and Sheetings. Special bargain tomorrow in bleached and brown muslin at 5c a yard; compare them. All widths in pillow ease muslin and sheetings in bleached, un- bleached or half-bleached at the lowest prices. All the leading brands at Hayden's. New Spring Floor Mattings. We have recoived our spring stock of china matrings and they are tho cheap- est floor coverings at present prices. A a good oae for 1lc per yd. Window Shades From 15¢ to 60c. All new aud good styles, Rugs. Special cut on somo fine fur rugs. We have too large a stock of them and will close them out cheap. A good rug, 80x60, for $1.75. Sewing Machines. A fow more of those Sewing Machines on hand yet. The last opportunity to eccure us good n mochine s is made for only #15.00, Curtains. Special sale this weok on chenille cur- uing at less than one-half the usual price. Carpets. We shall continue the ecut prico on carpots a few days more, There are sowo oxtra mn-gun, among them. MAIL ORDERS FILLED THE OMAHA SUNDAY B E 17 1871 OMAHA, \U'\I)AY M(m\w., FAN BN I Muslin Underwear. We will placo on Sale Monday the balance of Muslin Underwear purchased from John S. Brittain of St. Joseph, Mo. We will clean up this entire line for less money thar you can buy the material. 100 doz. Tadies’ Night 50 doz Samplesof Gents' Gowns, Trimmed 1n Lace fine Night Shirts, worth and Embroidery, only 59c, #0)to 825, to be closed worth $1.00, av 7e. 100 doz. Ladies’ Fino Cam- bric Corsot Covers, nicely Trimmed, only 25¢ each, worth 50¢ 100 doz Children’s Fast Black Cot- ton hose. Extra Reavy and splendid goods to wear. Only 25¢ per pair, worth 40c. 50 doz. Chemise 89¢c, worth 75¢. Cloak Department. To attempt to describe the best things in this department now would be folly, but as we carry a much larger stock than any other house in the city, we are at this time better able to suit you in the necessary kind of goods, and our prices do their own talking. Belcw we mention a few specials for Monday : Fine woolen and heavy quilted satine skirts, regular value $1.25 and $2.50, Monday 79c. Ladies’ waists, in figured blue, black and plain, regular value $1.50, Monday 8yc. Ladies heavy print wrappers, sams as you always paid g1.50 for, Monday 75c. We have just received a large consignment of shawls and we can positively state that you never saw a more complete as- sortment. Ieavy double shawls g3.25 and $3.73, always sold at $4.75 and ¢5,25. Ieavy beaver shawls $4.235, worth §6.00. Lieavy single shawls $1.75, worth ¢3.00. Breakfast shawls in all colors, all wool, splendid assortment, 35¢, 50c, 65c. Children’s cloaks, $2,235, §2,75, $2.98, $3.50 and §4.00, former prices $5.50 to $10.50. On ladies’ coats, in all styles, we will give you better goods for less money than anywhere clse in the city. DRESS COODS DEPT. ’ Monday we will place on sale a full line of all wool rhadama suiting in all shades, in- cluding black. These goods are 46-inch wide and always sell for §1.00, our price 49c. 49c, 49c. Just received a full line of crepon suitings. Wool and silk mixed. A new and leading shade. Worth $1.00, our price 49c. 49c. Monday we will place on sale in our cen- ter aisle 260 pleces new illumin; fancy suitings, worth from 40¢ to 76e, our price Hardware Deparlmsnt. The great slaughter sale of hardware still continues in this department Having purch s of best steel wire nails befc or spot cash. W out as follows: | $1.50 per 100 pounds. . $1.60 per 100 pounds. | $1.70 per 100 pound , $180 per 100 pounds. , $1.85 per 100 pounds. , $1.85 per 100 pounds. 1, $1.85 per 100 pounds, 1.90 per 100 pounds. 00 per 100 pounds, 5 per 100 pounds. 10 per 100 pounds. 3.00 per 100 pounds. \\a also call y attention to the great reduction in prices of tools and builders' hardware, 25c¢. We have nlce serge in all shades, includ- ing black, cheap at 50¢, our price Monday, 25¢. Ask to see them, } l Drug Dezpartment. Alpine Suitings. l We have a full line and you can have Monday at i5¢, 15¢, 15¢. Monday we will place on sale a full line of the celebrated ! Herring Bone Suitings in all We will close the lot at 1 per yard, White castile soap, Olive castile soap, Mottled castile soap, 2 Cransparent glycerine > bar, bar, bar. s0ap, choice unscented, 3 Ball glycerine soap, be. Rosewater and glycerine soa; Apple Blossom soap, 2 for 25 Tar soap, 4c per cak All patent medicines at greatly prices. Prescriptions filled at iower any other store in the citys 3 for 25e. shades. Our all wool serges reduced from reduced 1. Our all wool Henriettas reduced from 76 prices than l«EBRUARY 'I, 1894~ TEEN IA(-E D e ~ PAGES 9. NGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. JEWELRY DEPT. reduced A prices in Jjewelry this W $5.00 watches, $2,95. Solid silver $10.00 w Gold filled tehes, $6.50 00 watches, $12.50. 14k solid gold watches, $1.25 wateh chafhs, 45e. Gents' best rolled plate watch chains,$1.50. Ladies' $3.00 and $4.00 Victorla watch chains, $1.50. $1.50 gold band rings, Tic. $3.00 gold band rings, §$1.50, $2.00 gold s $1.00 per $1.00 pet set after dinner coffee spoons, 35e. Silverware, butter dis dinner cake baske cte., at half regular pri olid sterling siver t pickle castors, , napkin rings, aspoons, $3.75 per sel Watch and clock repa‘ring at half price. Stationery. We are making improbements in our book department, and. before Monday wil make special closing prices on envelopes, 25 in package for lc. “Think of it! 25 XXX envelopds for lc. per dozen, 50 sheets writing paper for 5e, Best steel pens, G per dozen. Note the Following Prices. Double iron smooth plane: Double iron jack planes, 2-foot boxwood rules, Half bound boxwood 'rile: All bound boxwood rules, 2-key jail padlocks, be ea Door bolts, 4c each. Large size, 5¢ ench. Rein & Martin door lacks,14c Door hinges, 4¢’per pair. Hook and eye hirfges, 7o per Hatchets, 10c each. We carry a ful iina of cabinet makers, carpenters, machinists, blacksmiths and m'Il- rights tools at about 40 per cent under reg- ular prices. We also handle doors, sash, blinds,leather and rubber belting hode, etc., at manufactur- ers prices, Carpenters and builders their advantage from us. N. B.—Remember we carry everything in the hardware line and sell same at 40 per cent under all competitors. will to purchase find it to their goods CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. TS - W N BROS. bled to offer these prices for Monday Embroider.es. Monday bogins embroidery sale.. Our | stock is immense. Our varicty the finest | and our prices are below competition. Lot 1. Fine narrow edges, %c per yard Lot 2. Elegant Swiss cambric 8¢ per yard Lot 8. Very fine cambric, Swiss and nainsook embroiderios, 5c per yard. Lot 4. A beautiful line of 25c embroider- fes at 16c per yard. Lot 5. Extra wide 60c per yard Lot 6. A big lot of remnants at your own price. flouncing at 30c to Notions. 100 yard spools for dc. Silk tw yard spools for le each. Silk floss be per dozen. . Knitting or crochet silk, 19¢ per spool. Wash silk, 35c per dozen. Whisk brooins worth for 7 Needles, full count, 1c per Children’s oflcloth bibs, 5e EDIBLES—Monday and all the Week, California oranges only Sc per We have all you want of t hem. Sugar cured No. 1 bacon for 10c. Sugar cured No. 1 Fresh link sausage, 7 Fresh spare ri Corn beef, Pigs fect, Bologna, sage, 5 Silk thread, 1 each. Fancy dozen. head cheese and liver sau- Boneless ham, 9¢; Cudahy's and Swift's. Rexoline and catosuet away down. 3 pound cans, 21 ; 10, 65c. Salt pork, Sc. Butter. Butter, Butter- Country butter, 8¢ 10c and 12'%c. We sell you a good creamery for 15c, and a fine goods at 17¢ and 19¢. Cheese. full cream cheese, 9¢, 11c and 12%c; neuf- chatel cheese, 5¢ per package; Young Amer~ can, 10¢; brick cheese, 12%c¢ and 15c; lim- berger, tec and 135¢; Swiss cheese, 12%c, 15¢ and 17 We are rIp,h! in it in fish. per pound, guaranteed; large George's bank whole cod fish, 6c and T%c; Norway herring, Swedish herring, 7 ¢ per pound; eels, 16¢; anchovies, T'.c and 10c. And don’t forget that we have bread at 2c per loaf. Brick cod fish, The Grand Clearing Out Gontinues. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing at HALF Les5han .-»Mail Orders Filled... Boys’ Suits. Boys’ long 5 on sale at $4 00 IJu\H suits ul $2.00. $ s’ suits on sale at bargnins slect from—worth 87,00, ) # shoice of entire lot at $3.50. worth $3.50, of entire lot at $2 50, suits worth $2.50, lot st $1.25, . 00 be 4 (0 suits, [ entire Men’s Suits At$1.00, at & $2,00, nt $8.50, at from $3.00 up to $6.00 lullr ll'un\\ at 81,60, pant suits, 13 to 19 years, worth at $1.75, at 3.00 purr—actual value weight men’s suits at HALF-PRIGE. n’s suits—500 .00, in childn $4.00, $5.00 and $5.50, $3.00 ana , at $6.50, at 57.50, at §9.00, $12,60—actual value from $12.00 § o ’1‘1“‘1.: 50- 1 value 8 4 50 an }“—'m'lm\ value § p to $24.00 a suit. $20.00 $10.00. Men’s Overcoats $8.50 men’s heavy ulsers at $4.00, $10.00 men’s heavy ulsters at $5.00, $6.00 fancy ulsters at $3.00, $15.00 splendid chin .50, $12.50 all woo! melton overcoat at $0.50. HAYDEN BROS. CLOSING OUT SALE glish cluy worsted hilla overcoat at heavy weight suits to close at 50 and $9.50. sults at SEK. FIVE THZ PURCHASING POWER —OF— 81.00 On Next Week Will be 3 TIMES what it was before our salo commenced. $1.00 ~BUYS OF US— Next Week What $3.00 would at Oihe SMASHING BARGAINS. in black and #otored grounds. 108} WOrth 40¢, £0 bu. ..« ..ven Stores. Printed China Silks now goods; this season’s il e 0 C vaArd. Heavy Doubl sell for Warp Chang 3 our price All Silk Bl atin Duchesso, quality. .. ? Satin Rhadzimer, for 490 Ya‘rd. $1 25 Vard. Other firms may offer you high quality; others may An elegant quality absolutely all silk Blac Novelty Silks in woven designs, now goods, now styles; worth .HMI foriidiveviiadiivie Cressiesens coeeest offer you low prices ; it's the uniting of the two that tells. It's that which you seldom find. We offer it, though, high quality aud low prices. But our offer is doing you no good unless you take advantage of it. Look at our Silks. Sugar. Get our Prices, MAIL ORDERS FILLED, 3 QUESTIONS. The Wilson bill made sugar as free as water and and it will cost no more, even if you do not watch your meter, We just bought 10 cars, 100 barrels to the 20 pounds to the barrel, 330,000 Best granulated sugar, 23 pounds for $/.00. New Orleans granulated sugar, 30 pounds for $1.00. We may give 25 pounds for $1.00 before the week is out, It is dropping fast. Croceries, Haydens' letting down the prices on gro- 5 ounds New Orleans granulated sugar, 25 pounds light extra C sugar, $1.00. Soda crackers, 6e pound. Oyster cr. Ginger snaps, 7‘ Sugar cookies, 7 1. Do you want to s California dried gr buy furniture? California blackberri iy Satorn s Dlagkper 2. Can you rely on your own good Judg- New California prune o pentt New California peachos, 10c and 123 3. It you answer these questions in the ,\\vv\:' (‘n:l:nrn:ll apricots, 1 affirmative, what do you care where you buy, ew California pears, e D 0 Ot onaiyears it we sell you first class goods cheaper than anyone else, we sell you everytime. This is all there 15 to it. Have we first class goods? ‘tis all we ask. ve money when you 15 10c and California layer raisins,10c and 12 Alden apples, 7%c and 10c. Sun dried appl New Zante currants, 5c. el g : , - T AR P SR AT Can we sell you cheaper than anyonb else? l‘luu home made apple, peach and plum | The above suit will partially prove it. Come 5e. in and we can convince you. New Year mince meat, 7ic pound. This bedroom suit is made of oak, fin- Pagle brand minco meat In. packages, | ished in good ‘shape, drawer work perfect. Bed 4-6 wide, 65 high. Dresser has 24x30 French bevel plate mirror, and we can recomend it as a bargain at our price, $19.00, Regular Price, $28.00, Come and see, flour, at flour, ell raising pancal B%C. i Imported maccaroni, Imported vermicelli, 1 All Kinds California plu California peaches in h 2-pound cans choice pe ¢ package. package. can, rup, 16c. worth 15c. pound cans s 2-pound cans ¢ Sweet chocolat package Baker's chocolat 17%c package. Condensed milk, 10¢c can. Bvaporated ¢ can. bottle. Columbia_catsup, Columbia riv Californiz pints, 15¢ bottl non 10¢, Dreakfast food, fe po Tza and Coffee Department. If you want to have delicious coffee can get it at our Tea at a cheaper price t ask. Broken Java and Mocha pound \Rjo, pound. Old " government Java pound or 3 pounds for $1.00. Japan tea siftings, 10c, c Sun_cured Japan Basket fired Japan English breakfast Fancy Ceylon tea, 09 you d Coffee department you yourself would Santo and Maracaibo coffee, 25c and Mocha, 86c pound This sideboard is the porfection of the me= chanics art, Itisa pleasure to look at, and will ornament your home. It Is made of Bovel caso has one drawer lined, 48c pound, d8¢, 42¢ pound, pound, ok plate mirror swelled front polishfinish, size of case 22x47 14x30. The top of and ends, Woodenware Sale. 6-foot hard wood step ladder, Hard wood folding ironing be Hard wood pastry boards, 1 Fine finished skirt board Modern stenciled salt bo Wooden pails Tubs, 35¢ each | rollers, Our Price, $16 50. Regular Price, $23.00. Always remember when you necd anything in the furniture line, that it wil cost you to come in and look us over. We glad to show you whether you buy, nothing shall be or not. $2.00 .q.w cabinets Wooden each Rolling pins, be each Butter prints, ¢ each Clothes bars, 5%c each 3 rolls toliet p 10¢. Wooden bowls, e each 9-inch rice root scrub brushes, 5c each Wist brooin ench Covered sauce pans, § tea kettles, 1 cups 2 each each Trimmings. Braid and jet trimmings are trimmings, We have recontly a new stock of both these govds, and on Mon~ buy fine jets atde, 6c and So ne mohalr bralds at 4o, bo, 6e, per yard. the proper rocelve o and 10¢ |MAIL ORDERS FILLED, Juart dippers, Te each 2 quart tea pots, 12¢ each, 10 quart tin pails, 15¢ eachs