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oS i e mss. T’"HE OMAHA SUNDAY Bl M ISTABLISHED JUNE 19, MORNING, MARCH 4, 1894~TWENTY PAGES. 1871. UNDAY HAYDEN BROTHERS Letting Down the Prices on the James H. Walker Bankrupt Stock. Prices are being made that you will find difficult to obtain later on. Eager and economical buyers are crowding our store, taking advantage of this sale. Stock is going rapidly. Extra help has been put on to assist our increasing business, which 18 going away ahead of our expectations. Closing prices on the Walker stock: Linen Department. Closing out the Linens from the auction sale of James H. Walkar’s Sankrupt stock. Very fine and extra heavy Bleached Damask, 2 yards wide, at 75¢,$1.00 and $1.25 yard. You never bought such value for the money. See them Monday. Look uat those Cream and Bleached Damasks at 50c¢ yard. We will save you money on Lin- ens. We don't cut samples of Ta- ble Linen, but will sand out Table- cloths at advertised prices, and if you don’t say they are the best for the money you ever bought, they can be returned to us at our ex- pense and we will cheerfully re- tund you your money. ‘We are showing the best 5-8 Ger- man and best 8-4 Scotch all linen Napkins for $1.00 dozen that you will find in this city. Special bargains in Towels at 5¢, 10c, 156¢, 18c and 25c each. Just about one-halt what they are worth to buy in a regular way. 5-4 and 6-4 Ch e Table Cov- ers, such as have heen selling at $1.75 and $2.50 each; on Monday at Haydens’, only 95c each. These are all new designs and patterns, no old chestnuts among them. If you saw the way we were sell- ing White Bed Spreads the past week you would say that we were supplying all of Omaha. They are going lively. Hotelkedpers and housekeepers ingeneral are taking advantage of this sale. We never had’so many Bed Spreads nor as good an assortment as this season, all prices, Large size Spreads, 47¢, 5b¢, B65c, 75c, 85c, 95¢, $1.00, $1.15, $1.19, $1.25, $1.50, and so on up to the best imported Mar- seilles Spread in Omaha. ‘We call particular attention to the Crash Toweling we are selling at 10c and 12ic yard. These are bargains from the Walker stock and are worth looking into. Wash Dress Goods. This department is full of bargains. We are cleaning upthe auction goods from the Walker stock. 36-inch wide golden fleece serge at Ge ard. 32-inch wide Edinborro cords, Ge a yard. cavy twill serge, 5c a yard. Chevron and Bedford “cords, all in dark colorings, at Ge a yard. Plain fast black satine at 10c, 15c, 19c, satine at 10c and 15c. New novelties in English and French satine at 35¢ a yard. Styles and patterns controlled by us. Look at our remnant table. a yard; shirting print 33-inch’ wide shirting, 2igc; indigo biue calico, 2thc; light or dark dress styles in calico, 2%c a yard. Lancaster, Amoskeag and Oakwood ging- ham, In apron checks and dress styles at Ge a'yard. Fine zephyrs, 10c Anderson Scotch zephy The only house in Omaha that has on dis- play a full line of all the new novelties as they are put on the 1 2 We devote more spac e money and more time to this department, and we show you the best as: 1 stock you will find in this country, while our prices are the lowest or money cheerfully refunded. Notions Department. 2-inch wide going to g our customers four bargains in this department 1 able (o off 'H FIRS BARGAIN a lot of fine sateen drc AT 20 PER DOZEN, \ goods, e per doz big bargains. ain N THE § 'OND BIG BAR- will be full line of all colo ot ladies' satin belt, silk elastic hose sup- porters, the regular 7ic goods at 2ic PER Ain No. 8—THE TIIRD BIG BAR- 18 25 gross of the finest -hook corset clasps A PER PAIR, never before sold for than 10¢. Dargain No. 4—THE FOURTH BIG BAR- GAIN, 2 lots of extra fine tooth brushes, one lot at Ge BACH, was 10¢, and one lot at 150 BACH, was New Laces and -~ New Embroideries. We want every lady in the city to examine our new stock of laces and embroideries, and to do this, we will offer a fino line black and cream silk chantilly laces at f 10c per yard for Mondayonly. 1 ibrolderies worth 26e to Goctor 1 o per yard on Monday Stationery. On Monday we will make up a package of fonary containing 26 good envelope 24 sheets note paper, 1 pen and holder, 1 lead pencil, 1 bottle Ink, 1 bottle of mucilage, the lot for 10¢ Domestics. See the stock of domestics on display, thon look at the prices. Dark or light out ing flannel, 31gc a yard; 33-inch wide per- cale and ficeced shirting, worth 15¢, at Hay- dens only Sc a yard. Yard-wide brown muslin, 8%e, ¢, 60 and Te a yard, \"..A wide bleached muslin, 4% § 1-3c and 1uc a yard lo muslin, 61ic 42-inch wide phfow casing All the leading brands of double-width gheoting at lower prices than any where in maha SIS ST Silks. Why is our Silk Department always crowded with eager purchasers? Beeauso we scll good Silks at lower prices than ary other house in the west, and always have exactly what we advertise—we sell only reliable Silks and sell moro of them than any other retail house. Tomorrow, and all the week, we will sell Silks at lower prices than ever, and in many instances lower than they cost to weave. Wash Silks of the best quality, inall |Extea fine quality, 27 siz0 stripes, beautiful colovings, in- | inches, Real Lon- cluding whitg” and pink, white and geo Silk,very strong blue, white and cardinal, ete., all at und warranted to wash, Our price during this great C ayd, yard., Liberty Satins in changonble effects, tho gr o in Paris for waists; is soft, pliable, ehadings, all at.... a Printed and figured Summer Silks, the most complete line in tho west, at 29c¢, 89c¢, 49¢, 69c¢, 78c, and 88c yard. ayurd. Come and see the styles. wded Taffota Silk in all seeded ground goods were imported For this great sule A great lot of Br the new desig effects. to sell for $1.00. Japanese Crepe de Chenes, in twenty different shades. soft, rich quality, worth 6sc a yard, go at 89 Yard wide Black India Twill Silk $125)d Bilacle Sillss| WE WARRANT our BLACK SILKS, This season Black Silks will be in great favor. The Paris modistes are using them in great quantities. We always show a complete assortment of Moire, 'ran- caise, Satin Duchesso, Peau do Soie, Figured Indias, Brocaded Satin, Figured Surahs. Black Taffetas, Failles, Gros Grains. Avmures, Alma Royal, Rbadzimers and other new weaves as fast as they aro produced. We offer the following spec- -88¢ ya ~85¢ -88¢ 98¢ 98¢ B89c 24 inch Satin Rhadzimer. 24 inch Faille Fancaise. 21 inch Satin Duchesse . 21 inch Royal Armure.. 21 inch Peau de Soie.... 21 inch Black Gros Grain.... Dress Goods Dept. ill place on sale our large line ot VICTORIA SUITINGS, the Monday we latest novelty in Spring Suitings. Weo have them in all shades, and$ they are all beauties. JAMES H. WALKER'S wholesalo price on these goods was 93c. We will sell them on Monday at 87c. Do you want something nice in a fine Fronch Whip Cord? cluding blacks, These goods were bought to seli at 1,50, tho lot at $[.00. Just received a large assortment of WOOL CHALLIS; new line for Spring, 15c. i3c., 18¢, 18c. PERSIAN CREPONS in all the leading shades. Reducad from 83c to 49c, A new inventory of JACQUARD SUITINGS worth { All shades, in- Monday we will close Monday’s price, Our 46-inch all wool Henriettas that were 83¢, will ve sold Monday at 59¢. We have them in all shades, including black, Remember these are all Wool, REMNANTS, Monday we will place on sale In out center aisle a large line of remnants in all kinds of Woolen and Fancy DRESS GOODS AND CLOAKINGS. These goods when in the bolt sold from 2 to 10 yard lengths, > to #4.00 per yard, We have them from Monday they go at one-fourth their value, Blankets and Comforts Closing out Blankets and Com- forts at prices that will pay you to supply your future wants. Dress Linings, All colors in Cambrie, all colors in Silesia, all colors in Percaline fancy printed Percaline and Silesia, Ducks, Canvas, Hair Cloth, Wad- ding, Padding, Wiggin, Collar and Belt Canvas, Farmers' Satin, in fact you can get anything in the way of Linings at Haydens’, and at Haydens' popular prices. Largest stock of Dress Linings in Omaha and best assortment. House Furnishing Coods. There is no need to go into any details, as every buyer can judge prices, quality themselves. Plain white cups and saucers, 1c each. Plain white bakers, 3c each. Plain white plate: ‘h Plain white nappl Fancy cream jugs, Fire proof one gallon milk crocks, 5% h. ery fine glass butter dish Very fine glass sugar bow! Very fine glass spoon holders, y fine glass creame; oot #ep ladders, 7 Folding dining tables, §9 8 Hard Wood pastry boards, 19¢ each. 26c towel rollers, 3¢ h. Clothes pins, 1c per dozen. Iron frame clothes ringers §1 $2.00 spice cabinets Syc Wooden spoons e each. . 3 rolls foii:t paper 10c each. Wooden ouwls 5 each. 9-inch zice root scrub brus Whist brooms and brushes ered sauce pans Sc each. Tin kettles 15c each, Tin cups 2%c each. 2-quart dippers 7c each 2-quart tin pots 12c each. 10 quart tin pails 15 each. White porcelain lined iron kettles Sc per pound. Copper bottom wash boiler: Complete kitchen lamps 15¢ 100-piece dinner sets in bro $6.97. 100-piece dinner sets B. P. brown and blue Full line of garden jardiniers in Alham- brian ware from 35¢ up. < Brown ice and punch bowls 3%, worth $1.50. JEWELRY A NEW NOVEL Ladies' and misses’ sterling silver initial rings. , clocks, opera gla 1d rings, neck chains, watch cl Lace pins, corsage pins, - Ear drops, cuff buttons, ete., etc., At less than one-half je s prices. Watch and clock repairing at reduced prices. ilverware. HARDWARE DEPT. The business in this department is simply immense. We compete against Chicago and St. Louls firms nearly every day, but al- wiys come out on top. have’ just re- cefved another shipment of 1,000 kegs of best wire steel nails, which we are closing out at 1 penny and a half per pound. THINK OF IT. One and a half cents per pound for best wire steel nails, For in- stance, you want 10 pounds of wire nails, price is G0c, our price 15¢, you save or 70¢ on the dollar. Quite a differcnce think s0? You want a door lock, regular price is 40c, our prico ldc, you save and so on all down the line. We make no' mistake when we say you will save about 50 per cent all the way through by purchas- ing your hardware of us. The great slaughter sale of tools and builders hardware still continues, Note the following prices: > fail pad locks goes at Ge. 2-foot boxwood rules goes at 3c. 2-foot brass bound rulos goes at 16 louble iron-jack plane goes at ¢ double iron smoothing plane > braces go 25¢ 40c braces gocs at 10c, 16¢ door bolts goes at 4c. We carry machinists, carpenters, butchers, blacksmiths, millrights. In fact, all kinds of mechanics tools. Bullders hardware of every description, railroad and mining sups plies, including picks, mattocks, shovel crowbars, powder, dynamite, fuse, wheels barrows, carts, ete. Carpenters, builders and contractors should not fall to get our prices before purchasing your goods THEY WILL INTEREST YOU, Drug Department. Hood's Sarsparilla ottle Wright's Sarsparilla, 76¢ bottle Catlin’s Sarsparilla, 65c bottle, bottle mulsion, T5e bottle s and liquors for medical purposes at low prices. Duffy’s Malt whisky,Sic bottle 10-year-old whisky,75¢ bottle. Large bottle of wine, 35¢ bottle. Boaps and toilet articles at lowest piices. B D e R e Crocery Department. 20-pound pails pure fruit jelley 2-pound cans finest sugar corn be, worth “pound cans finest string beans 8 1-3c . pound cans carly blossom beas § 1 can Corn starch, 3%c Gloss starch, 3%¢. Fruit puddine, all flavors, Ttsc package Apple, peach and plum butter, be. California plum and 15¢ can. California peache can. Bartlett pe Imported mixed pickles, quart, Imported chow chow, 15¢ quart. Queen olives, best fmporte : quart, Baker's_cho e 5 Sweet chocolate, e package. Condensed milk, 10¢ Condensed cream, lumbia river salmon, 10c, 1 14c. Steak salmon, 1214c and 15¢ can, Flour, Weo will sell you the best high grade pat- ent flour for $1.10; a v good grade of patent, 90c; Snowflake flour, 5 To introduce Hayden Bros’ 5x flour, we will for a short time put in one of the fol- lowing articles. The flour is warranted to be the best you ever used, or money re- funded: One gold ring. One diamond ring One carving % One gold watch. One $5.00 Dbill. One scarf pin. One ladies’ solid silver hair ornament, One gent rolled gold watch chain. One solid gold plate cluster diamond lace pin. Dried Fruit Department. California peaches, 10c¢, 12 14c and 16e. , 14c and 16e. nd 7lge 4c, Tle and 10c, Layer raisins, 10c, 12%c and 14c. Evaporated apples, New, clean currants 5c and 6i4c. California blackberries, Ge, 6c and 7lc. French prunes, oe, 7%c and 10c. California raisin cured prunes, 10c and New California pears, 12% New California apricots rge sweet California prunes, 12 Tea and Coffee Department. Broken Java and Mocha coffee, 12ic and No. 1 Rio coffee, Fancy Golden Rio, Combination Java and 3ic. 01d government Java and Mocha, 33 1-3c. Best Java and Mocha coffee, 8ic, or 2 pounds for $1.00. Sun dried Japan tea, 240, 26c and 2 Uncolored Japan tea, 20 and G0c et fired Japan tea, 39c, 48c and 60c. ish breakfast and 45c. Sugar. We have bought 9 rs of b granu- lated sugar from a wholesale dealer that had to have the money; they old it to get spot cash, We were the only firm in town that had the ready cash to lay down. Just think, 900 barrels, or 279,000 pounds. Sugar to be sold at 23 pounds for $1.00, Meat Department. Boneless ham, 9c per pound. Sugar cured hams, 10c. It pork, 714 Corned Bacon, 10c ribs, 6%c; link sausage, fast sausage only 10 head cheese and liver sausage only be; plgs feet, be; pickle pork, 7 Cooked ham, 10 and catosuet away down. pound can pound cans, d our prices on lard: pound cans, 48c; 10- n give you Cudahy's, Swift's or Hammond's, we carry all kinds. Put in your supply for the month from Hayden's at counter, as you will save money. pound cans, Butter and Cheese: Fine butter, 12%4c, 14c, 16¢ and 18c. Best creamery butter, 2Gc; this Is really the best you e saw and it will pay you to buy some at thi Wisconsin 9c, 11c and wiss cheese, 12 Neufchatel cheese Limberger cheese, Remember you ¢; chieese you want at lowest prices. Bakery andCrackers. Al kinds of bread 2c per loaf; doughnuts, per dozen; cream puff per dozen; zen; pies ach, and all goods away down; soda crackers, Ge; oyster and butfer crackers, b einger orted cookies and grandma's cookies only 7lec. We handle the entire make of one of the largest cracker factories in the country and we can sell you crackers cheaper than any one on earth. Fruits'and Fish. Oranges, Titc per dozen; lemons, Tic. We have dates and figs also at lowest price, Come here for your fish. Norway herring, 1c per d cod fish, 23c per pound white, 10¢ and 12%e¢; salmon, 10c and 12l%c finest’ George's bank cod fish bone and 1 BUEERNT LR THE BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED 2.50 worth $4.00. ‘We have sold so many of theso elegant rockers that we have made arrangements to run them n, Solid onk rocker, size 4 feet high, 2 feet wide, seat meas- ures 18x18 inches, length of rockers 86 inches, close woven cang seat. The roc first elass, Onlk bookcase, height 4 fo feet 4 inches wide 2 inche 10 1nches deep, has four v is well made and strong, the finsh i 8, 2 adjustable sholves, brass rod and rings for curtain, good finish, for tho remarkablo price of & worth Halr mattresses, 40 Ibs, weight, best quality ticking, mac stylo, $10,00; never or 815,00, 1p in the best possiblo Il for less than $12.00 Oak bedroom suit, French plafe mirror, lled, 4-6 bed, ful stund, $15.00, worth dresser and wash- 6-Toot pillar extension table, size of top, 44x44, all onk and well finished $0.50; 8-foot same table §7. 5 6-foot square extension table $1 $5.00. Eleganfline of sideboards, BABY CARRIAC We are showing as fine #6.50, worth worth $10.00. , §-foot line of car- as ever, and our prices are lower than Carrviages at 81,50, $3.50, $4,50, $ Over 50 styles to choose from, TRUNKS and VALISES ‘This valise Is 15 inches long, prico 78 17-inch 9ée, Good zine trunks, iron bottom, $1.8% 2 50, $2.85, #3.50, $1. 50, h telescope bag $1.75, was