Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 11, 1894, Page 17

P AP SIS PSRRI A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A B T I THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. _ msm " OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1834—TWENTY PAGES. @ SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS NE 19. 1871, RS e L L D D L L L E L L L A b b 0+ UK e B ¥ S oo o S o o o S e o e e e o e i i X i WS BO Good Salesmen Wanted Monday Morning, S XS ek A Sl,l 10,114[ I. f Cl th.n Such as has never been heard of before is the outcome of a disagreement between ourselves and c l’ S C O O 1 g our landlord as to our lease—and we are compelled to move out—But business has been so bad the past year that while we have done as well as anybody, we have gone a step further and are going to quit business altogether. *, % X In order to+do: it we have cut the life out of our prices and offer you a few samples for a starter, We mean business. - P SR SELLING BELOW COST. COLIIBIA @LOTEING EO 260 MEN'S SUITS, IN SACKS AND THREE 3 OO A LOT OF 10 SUITS IN CASSI- SHADES, BROWN, GRAY AND OX- a 5 - 5 > i e S ARE TO BE 3 0 0 FORDS, GO AT [ eovnnen CLOSED OUT AT.. AR RR AR BRI INBAGEA. 0 0 S tasih e, s il B s OO MEN'S FINE CASSIMERE SUITS THAT AND CUTAWAYS THAT SOLD FOR . SOLD UNDER $15, GOING AT THIS L 3 it i “‘ i 0 0 SALE AT SELL AT $18 TO $20 WE LET GO AT.... & $12.50 GO AT, 200 ELEGANT SUITS THAT SOLD AS HIGH MEN'S BLACK WORSTED SUITS N 0 0 2 5 S SPRING OVERCOATS, DARK GRAY WITH AS $25, MADE IN BEST OF STYLE, AND 5 SACKS, MADE TO SELL AT 10.00 TO ; ; ; : $12.00, NOW GO AT S FACING, OUR REGULAR $8 COAT PIND FABRICS...ceoterasensnsassusassoss BOYS' SUITS, 14 TO 18 YEARS, IN DARK THE BEST CLAY WORSTED SUITS, 00 9 OHEVIOT! /E, 50 BOUND OR RAW EDGF 2 . SPRING OVERCOATS, DARK BROWN, 0 EFFECTS, CHEVIOTS, WEAR LIKE . MADE AND TRIMMED, NONE BETTER. | NICELY FINISHED AND SILK SLEEVE 2 IRON, WORTH §4 TO $5.... ) LINED, OUR $10 COAT...uvverurrirnennnns SELLING OUT TO QUIT. ' COLUMBIA CLOTHING CO: T Furnishing Goods. Furnishing Godas, o 4-PLY LINEN CUFFS, NOT E. & W, BUT 1()C 1a1 1gL1r€S i NE i FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SH. NI SHIRTS ONLY), F EQUALLY AS GOOD ouT (Pi¥ LINEN. corEARBNAY 2 Have always prevailed in the marking of our e i - o E -y d - tl t [l W In b o l s to MEN'S DERBY HATS REDUCED TO BUT EQUALLY AS GOOD. ew C goo S, SO tha here w. { € no gl]CSS work a HAL THEIR VALUB. ALL THE $1.26 the cut we make for theifigures will show them- TO $1.50 SOFT OR STIFF HATS AT...... C selves, You can see for yourself, WILSON BROS! 4-PLY LINEN SHIRTS. 75 THEIR REGULAR $1.00 SHIRT AT C Af‘l’ pl‘:l:rl‘ NT LINE OF BOWS, WORTH 10 - J] 0 2 GO TO- MORROW .. “esese WILSON DROS. 4-PLY LINEN SHIRTS, $1 OO C THEIR REGULAR $1.25 SHIRT AT . BO S’ C f'rm t. S .t ALL WINTER GOODS BLACK HALF HOSE, HERMSDORFF DYR 15 y 1 ) ation uits f which would naturally be REGULAR 25C GOODS, GO AT C |packed up now to be carried ROCKFORD HALF HOSE, FULL FIN- ONE-FOURTH VALUE. In a large variet" at ‘“ i i BE Ve over till next season, go at Half Their Vidlue, b6 ISHED TOP, A CORKING BARGAIN.... 13TH AND FARNAM. COLUMBIA CLOTHING