Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 25, 1894, Page 9

H]H[]?IM S JUN TABLISHED THE OMAHA SUNDAY E 19, 187l OMAHA, SU ‘\I)AY M()R'\I‘\(:, MARCH 25, . 1894-TWENTY ‘l’;\(‘.[' HAYDEN BROTH SEGOND WEEK OF OUR BIG GLEARING SALE. Spring Cloaks, Spring Clothing, - SINGLE RS Spring Millinery, AND ALL KINDS OF SEASONABLE WEAR AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. DRESS GOODS DEP'T. De Alma Suitings. 35c. 35¢ MONDAY WE WILL PLACE ON 175 PIECE N ALL THE LEADING SHAT 3 GOODS WERE BOUGHT 50C ON THE DOLLAR, AND ARE WORTH 750, TO CLO3E THE LOT WE WILL BELL THEM AT B 35c. Crepon Suitings. HERE IS A BARGAT {D THEY ARE BEAUTIES—CREFON ' COMB AND G SOMBETHING A BPRING DRE GOODS 5C. YOUR CHOICE, 35¢. Windsor Sultmgs IN RAISED EFFECTS, L WORTH 40C, MONDAY'S !'lll( S - 20c. Hamilton Suitings. TWO-TONE AND FANCY WEAVES, 25 NEW SHAD! THESE GOODS ARE WORTH 40C, MONDAY'S PRICE, 15c. Henriettas. OUR $iC_HENRIETTA, FOR MONDAY SALE THES FOR WORTH LINE, ONLY, AT 40C; ALL SHADES, INCLUDING BLACKS. Cashmeres. FULL OF COLORS, INCLUDING EVENIN Wikitizor Cloths, A NEW AND HEAVY SUITING, 40C, MONDAY'S PRICE, 100.____ Novelty Suitings. IN SHEPHERDS' PLAIDS AND FANCY WE A FULL LINE; ALL NEW SPRI TS; WORTH 85C TO $1.00; MONDAY'S PRICE, Broadcloths. IN TAN, DOVE SLATE, LIGHT BROWN, NAVY BLUE, GREEN ANDWINE, WORTH FROM $1.50 TO $1.75, MONDAY'S PRICE, $1.00. Remnants IN DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS, ALSO CLOAKINGS, ALL COLORS, FROM 2 TO 10 YARD LENGTHS, MONDAY THEY GO AT % THEIR VALL WORTH VIS 2,500 2,500 e Greatest Baster Sale of Sl EVIER HELD IN THIS CITY. propose to icil the advent of Baster by an immense wholesale offering of high class silks at prices that stamp them NOT MERELY CHEAP, BUT TREMEND- OUSLY UNDER PRICE. The scale of prices announced herewith is 80 sweeping and comprehensive that it is 50 pieces plain colored China inches wide, tans, heliotrope, orange, yellow, white, pink, worth fully 40c a yard, price 25e. 50 pieces fancy printed China silks In grounds, ings, good goods, for 26c a yard, Striped Kal Kai and Halutai wash in light and dark colors. New assort Just received of handsome colorings. can not buy them in New York for less our price, 3%¢ a yard. We show printed Japanese silks n grounds ever shown in the west, ing light and $1.00 goods, for 69c a yard. Watered silks are a fayorite trimming fabric just now. We make these silks a specialty and undersell every house in the west. We have a great varicty of styles in moire antique, moire mirror, moire Francaise and a variety of new styles in stripes and | figures and low. the prices are astonishingly silks, in navy blues, greens, browns, cream, handsome designs and new color- embrac- 5 patterns, in all new, pretty colorings, excellent quality, full 24 inches wide, regular Ceriain to attract widespread attention. WE ALWAYS FURNISH EXACTLY WHAT WE ADVERTISE. Country merchants desiring to stock up on silks will find our assortment complete in every respect and they can have all they want at advertised prices. 796 il 25¢ yd. 39¢ a yd. 69¢ a vd. { We have a magnificent assortment of cream silks and satins in plain and fancy | eftects at various prices. | We have just opened a line of Cheney | Bros’. rainbow silks for evening and fancy waists at $1.50 a yard, worth $2.50. 22 our dark silks) ment You than the handsomeest assortment of dark Wash Dress Goods. Now is your time if you want to obtain exclusive noveltles in wash goods. We are now showing novelties, imported novelties swhich will not and could not be duplicated later on. Look at our imported crepe nov- elties, fancy coloring, 40c a yard; plain col- ors, woven figured crepe at a yard Haydens is the only place where you find these in Omaha xclusive styles in imported satine, 1804 Btylos, at 35c a yard = “Fine satine at vard. * Domestic satine, Ge, 10c and 15, inch wide fine zephyrs, 25 a yard, all new and neat patterns Domestic zephyr, 10, Double width tmported duck suiting, inch domestic duck, 16e. sh lawn dimitles, crinkled seersucker, fe a yard. Llama cloth, 10c a yare New s in challis, Ge a yard. Wo carry the largest stock of wash dress ds, and you can see them in sight and O ’:ll;(o for yourself the truth of this asser- tibn. MILLINERY. est spring styles at extremely low prices. Get our prices before buying your spring millinery, Dress Linings. This department we are compelled to keep up, not on account of the profit, (for there s very little money in linings at present rices), but on account of our Increasing p lnm_mw in silks and dress goods. We open Monday a new and full line of Freuch percaline, all the high colors and new shades, a percaline made to sell for a yard, but Haydens price will be 15¢ a )HY\I Compare our prices on silesia at 10¢, 160 and Compare our prices on fancy printed silesta at 16c and 26 a yard. Coltar and belt canvass padding and wad ding, plain and checked crinoline, all colors in cambric, $ie a yard. Boys' Waists 50c 60 dozen sateen on boys' walsts, Monday ne worth black Our New Lace Department. This department having lately been so crowded that we have found it an absolute necessity to give more space. What has cauged this need of more space? Quar superb line o EW GOODS and our ROCK PRICE This {5 no idle boa convincing. tra fine all silk black chantilly lace, goods, at 5e per yard. white and “cream and 15c per yard. $1.00 per yard for 76c will purchase the exact bought from the same maker, the same loom, from us. We largest line of laces in the city, goods are coming in every day We have a complete line of the band laces from §c per yard up. t. These prices are silk laces at lace when counterpart right from have the and new Wi h) popular Ribbons. This department has also been enlarged, and we are prepared to make the lowest prices on earth. Remember that every yard of ribbon in our large stock Is ALL SILK, as we do not carry one yard of cot- ton ribbon of any description.” Come on Monday and attend our SPECIAL SALE on RIBBONS All silk per yard, to 11:30 a. worth from This sale 15¢ to 30¢ is trom 8 ribbons, g0 at 7%e. m. MILLINERY. Latest spring at low prices. Get our spring millinery styles extremely I Ialf Ho:c 400 dozen gents' fine im- ported half hose, in browns and tans, fast black and unbleached balbriggan, not 1 & pair worth less than 25¢; ,C on Monday — = 500 dozen children's fast black cotton hose, Herms- dorf dye, all sizes, full, regular made, only 12%c¢ 1 per pair. This Is just % & the regular price.. Al aw? ‘Linens and Domestics, | crochet Be a large white ), for $1.00 each selling $1 Haydens are bed sprend, worth t one for th e going lively. 7 bleached darr worth $1.50, at $1.00 a yard, Cream colored table linen, 1 e und Bxtra grade cf damask at G0c a yard. Bleached or ur hed turkish towels, Ge. 6-4 chenille covers, 9ic each Dress style gingham, fc a yard Amoskeng and lancaster apron check, 6o a yard, Mill remnants of white dress goods, 2lac, 6e, Sc and 10c a yard : 42-inch bleached pillow c yard 6-1 bleached casing, 12 eading brands of muslin and shect- hed or unbleached cotton flannel, retonne, 1 omething new in twilled erash, 4c vard, All linen damask towels, Plain striped or clhecked, seer- sucker, 5¢ a yard. L.adies’ Suits. Tight fitting suit, large revers, trimmed with black lace Inserting, large sleeves trimmed with inserting, materlal of serge, colors blue and black, with small dot of cream or red; our price is only $8.75. French walst, tight fitting, full sleeves, edged with sillk’ moire ribbon, umbrella ruf- fle belt edged with moire ribbon, bow of moire silk, materfal of serge, in black and navy, $18.00 suit only $12.00. Special atiractions all the week and Mon- day we put on sale another large sample line of capes and jackets at exactly manu- facturers asking price. Cloak SPECIAL OF AND TUESDAY. On Monday and Tuesday we wi ept, FOR ERINGS MONDAY 11 ladies’ Jjackets, made of good quality of ladies’ cloth in the most approved style, large® sleeves, colors Havana, tan and navy, sizes 0 38, at $2.49. At same time we wi st shirting print wri offer you 10 dozen ppers, perfectly fast well made and worth just twice the by colors, sum we ask, Monday and Tuesday only 49c. A good quality shirting print ladie: in good selection of patterns, all light colors, perfectly dyed, at 25e A splendid quality pe front and back, a su waist, cale waist, hox pleat her, and is very good value at G0c, quantity limited, on sale at 35c MILLINERY. Latest spring styles at extreme! low prices. Get our prices before buying your spring millinery. Shirts. Boys' fine domet flannel shirts, no trash, small neat ( checks, only %c¢ each o In this lot will be found a lot of boys' fine percale Bedford cords, black sa- basket cloths and of all kinds, your cholee for ( ~ You will miss it it C don’t be on hand o 100 dozen gents' fine dome flannel shirts, no trash, nice patterns, everyone full size and well made, this lot 12ie 50 dozen gents' fancy Barrette cotton negligee shirts, not a shirt in this lot but is ( worth 50¢ to your ( : cholce of this lot .~ , 100 dozen gents' fine fancy negligee shirts, fit for a councilman to wear, in all i prices before buying your | i the new spring shades and colorings, thrown on our counters at 250 each. Come Monday and you will not be Qisappointed Notions. Special sale on notions 4 big bargains in stuple notions. 3 bunches of fine rick-rack brald for Se Twin wire dress stays, the best, Gc per set 2 pairs of the best corsets steels for ie, 200 fine hairpins for he. Ladies handkerchiefs . lear up the bal TOCK of handkerch of our BANK worth $1 for 33c Handkerchiefs worth 50¢ for for for woith wor b 16¢ Handkerchie Handkerchiet Do not miss it 3. Trunk Talk. We received the following letter in re- gard to the Marhofi’s Trunks “Jas. A. Howard, successor to H. H. Marhoff, Omaha, March 21, 18094, Hayden Bros., City: trade mark, | 1 sold trunk March 6 “Marho hich is copyrighted. 8. Clinton on and most of them were made , and if yon N use the ur advertising I shall for there and bags to F. 1804, name ) 3 bring suit against you for damages, will still be manufactured in this city, and sold here, trunks and bags, also sample cases, bearing this tradé mark. Please take notice and save further trouble, Your truly, JAMES A, Referring to the above letter we wish to state that we have no desire to injure. Mr. How- ard or any one else. We pur- chased the entire “Marhoff” trunk and bag business and will guarantee to sell any or all of them at one-ka'f of Mar- hoff’s prices. Note the following bill of sale: F. S. Clinton sold to Hayden Bros. all the trunks and traveling bags in the Marhoft trunk store, 1510 Dodgs street. Received payment Muarch 19, 1894. F. S. CLINTON. Mr. Clinton furtiier stated he owned the factory some material which he would make up at once for us, and why Mr. Howard should com- plain is something we can not understand. Havpenx Bros, HOWARD. Lace Curtains . and Portieres. We will make some!special prices this week on the above goods, From 50c per pair up %o the finest goods made. During this sale we whl furnish with each pair of curtains a fine pole with brass trimmings, from $1.50 per pair up, free. Weo will also reduce thé, price of the best 5-foot pole and trimming to 15c each. This will be the greatest sale of lace curtains on record. for Monday on accouni of the stormy cold Saturday, which prevented a great many people from attending our first annual suit sale, Don't miss this opportynity. A good all wool men's suit, $4.75, all day Monday We have added about 300 suits to thes lot; you will find them displayed In our larg show window around the corner on Dcd Boys' all woolen long pants suits, iges 10 to 18, go on Monday, $1.76 and $2.00, worth $3.00 and $4.00. All woolen pants go Monday for 75c; Mon day an all woalen boys' jersey suit, nicely trimmed, worth $3.00, goes at $1 Remember Hayden Bros.' daylight cloth- tng department, 2d foor; bargains in wen'y and had ! = GENTLEM I beg to inform you that you have not bought the “Marhoff" trunk | Store or factory. I bought it, and have a { clear bill of sale for the same, including the | g Our frst annual $4.76 guit sale continued | Carpets, Our stock of carpets of all grades is now mp and prices will Cotton’ ingr 18¢ to Cotton n, nd wool, Strictly all wool, Brussels, Velvet 90c and $1.00. Moquette, best made, $1.00. Our spring stock of wall paper has ar- rived. Cheaper than ever, Fancy DBaskets. We lave just received the finest line of fancy baskets ever shown in the west, con- s'sting of work baskets, scrap baskets, toilet baskets, waste baskets, clothes hampers, ete., from be to all beauties, the very latest things, made from birch wood and scented grasses, Music Department. Standard sheet music, 6e per copy. All the latest sheet music at greatly re- duced prices. Instruction books, half price. Pianos. WHY NOT BUY THE BEST? We are sole agents for the world renowned CHICKERING PIANOS. We have various other firat cla akes and will sell you any piano you may select at §100 less than you can buy it anywhere else on eart NEW PIANOS TO RENT. second hand A few specfal bargains in planos taken in exchange for new instru- | ments SMALL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Stewart banjos, $16 up. Stratton banjos, $6 up. Washburn mandolins and guitars, Violius for beginners, amateurs or artists, BVERYTHING AT DRY GOODS PROFITS. Drug Dept. Paine’s Celery Compound, 75c. Hood's Sarsaparilla, 75c. Brown's Jamaca ginger, Lanc's Tea, 20c and 40c. Dr. Miles' Nervine, 7 Dr. Miles' Heart Cur Imported bay rum, 25¢ per bottle. Mothine balis, 121zc per pound. White castile soap, 2 for Ge. large, 35c. Ammonia, large bottle, 8c. Beef, iron and wine (Liebi, , 35e. Duffy's Malt Whisky, 85e. Prescriptions compounded by skillfull pharmacists and at less price than any other drug store, MILLINERY. Latest spring styles at extremely low prices. Get our prices before buying your spring millinery. (0TI DRPARTUEY THE GREATEST SUIT SALE ever held {in Omana. J We give everybody a chance to get one of our $8.50 suits for $4.76 on Monday. boys' and childrens’ clothing. We handle as fine aline of clothing as any house in the city. A fine black English clay worsed suit bound of stitched edge, sack or cutaway for $10.00 and $11.50, in fact as fine a ling of clothing as can be shown In any housc and will suve you from 15 to 25 per cent on @ good sult; give us a call before buying elsewhere Malil orders carefully selected. I { heard of prices Braids. We will place on sale Monday a Gomplete line of elegant new braids and fancy dress trimmings at manufacturers cost, having recently purchased the entire clearing up stock of the largest braid house in the cas we are prepared Lo give you extra bargains on Monday MILLINERY. Latest spring styles at extremcly low prices. Get our prices before buying your spring millinery. House Furnishing Goods. LETTING id 14-ounce ilar price DOWN THE PRICES, copper wash boiler of this boiler the $1 world !'umvu bottom tin wash boilers 49c, Coper hottom tin wash boilers 59c, Folding ironing table don’t pay others $1.60 for the same thing rge size folding clothes bars 45e. Mhe Western washer $2.25 each. olid nickel tea kettles, regular price , our price Wash tubs 25c each. The Weisell washer, the finest washer in the world. You can only appreciate this washer by seeing it in operation. They are worth §15.00 to any one. Our price s $6.60. We are sole agents for Nebraska. Crockery. ki toilet sets all in on lot nd at the same price. They are advertised as cheap by others at $8.00, $10.00 and § 00 each, our price on them is § each. Ware. A car load of blue enamel ware on snle Mondiy at a price that you generally pay for tinware. Wash basins 22 each, Cups 13c eac! Coffee pots 39c each. Large preserve kettles 33c e Dippers 26c each. Large milk pans 19¢ each. 100 piece dinner sets, Blue Enamel Hardware, NAILS NAILS. NAILS. Best wire steel nails only 1%c per pound. Think of it. Great reductfons in ha Note the following pri rden rakes 10c up. Garden hoes 15c up. Shovels Spades 49c. 150 dozen handled axes, job lot, worth $1.00 each, go at 49c. Merchants, don’t fail to lay in a supply at these prices. 5c double iron smoothing planes only dware this week. ¢ double iron jack planes only : 2-foot boxwood rules only e 2-key Jail padlo c hatchets only 2 hatchets only 10c, edge eye carpenter hammers only 16e. | have just received a carload each of poultry wire netting and screen wire at un- We We are headquarters for machinists, cabinet makers and " tools. B. This is the place to purel window screens and doors. We in all sizes and makes. carpente blacksmith e your have them MILLIN"RY Latest spring styles at extremely low prices. Get our prices before buying your spring millinery. Old Things We are showing a very nice line of oak desks, flat tops, $10.00, §$1).50, § Curtain desks at $16.09, $19.00. $20.00, largo high top desi, 24 pigeonholes, has Iron hook automatic drawer lock secured to the frame, has dust and knife-proof eurtamn, the lum ber is so treated and dried as to offer the greatest resigtance to dry or damp air, and is warranted by the makers to be equal in EASE of OPERATION and DURABILITY to any desk made at any price Price $25.00; othiers at $29.00, §3 Bedroom suits are our speclalty styles, all ouk, to choose from, ranging in price from $15.00 up (o $68.00. The above suit 15 splendidly made, has a 24x30 plate patent drawer slide, and the whole suit 18 large and well finished, price $18.50. We carry a complete line of furniture. Springs, $1.25; cot, $1.25; any size spring you want; mattresses, $2.00, $2.25, $2.60, cot ton top, any sise. Over 43 Cory “and 1 | 14 PAG[S 9 IG FIVE CENT Jewelry Department. d coln silver thimbles 13c Nickle alarm elocks § 500 75c style ents at 25c each. Solid goli baby rir 500 ladies' best rolled plate button sete th chains, $1.00 stylo on sale at 35c, Gents' sterling silver cuff buttons , $1 and $2.00 styles, sale price 48c Bigger bargains than ever in fine watches. Ladies' sollil silver watches $2.50 Gents' solid silver hunting case wate stem wind and set, with fine lever works, 26,60, worth $15.00. Royal golden wateh with movements hunting cal gents’, $4.95 We are headquarters for American and half jewelors® Wateh and prices, 7-Jeweled Trenton in ladies’ or all makes of fing wiss watches on sale at ones pr clock repairing at reduced | Oh, Say,--- Read these Prices. and liver sausage only per pound. Frankfurts, link sausage and spare ribe only Ge per pound. Sugar cured hams only Bacon, 9¢, 11c and 1216, Pienie hams, Salt and_pickle pork only 7i4c. Corned beef, Ge and 7ige. S-pound_cans best lard only 29c. b-pound cans, 47c. 10-pound cans, 9fc. Remember nothing is sold from our meat department that is not strictly No. 1 goods and they are guaranteed to be so. Did you try some of our separator cream- ery butter yet? It is still going at 20c per pound and if you only try one pound of it you will never eat any othber. We have all kinds of nice country butter and prices down to 10c. You are aware of the fact that we are the leaders on cheese. Our quality will tell you 0 and our price within reach of all. Wis- consin full eream, 7ie, 10c and 12%. Brick cheege, Se, 10c, and l4c. Swiss cheese, 1le, 12%ge, 14c and 16c. Young America full cream, be. Or any kind of cueese you wish at lowest prices. Don't forget our fruit and fish counter, ~ Oranges, 6%c per dozen. Lemons, 10c. Codfish, 2%%c per pound. Herring, 15¢ per dozen. Have you tried on the mar~ ranteed; if you will give back Haydens’ 5X flour? The fine ket. Get one sack. It is gu don't say its the best we your money. Grocery Department, We will sell you the b ent flour for $1.10; a very good grade of patent, 90c; Snowflake flour, 3 To introduce Hayden Bros.' 6x flour, wo will for a short time put In one of the fole lowing articles. The flour Is warranted to be the best you ever used, or money res funded: One gold ring. One diamond ring. One carving set. One gold watch. One $6.00 bill. One scarf pin. One ladies’ solid silver hair ornament. One gent's rolled gold watch chain, One solid gold plate cluster diamond lace pin. est high grade pat- { Dried Fruit Dept. Muscatell ralsins, 6%¢, T3¢ and 10c pound. Valencia ralsing 814¢ ‘and e pound. London layer raisins 10 and 12 New California dried peaches 12lgc, 4e pound. New Caltfornia dried pears 12 16%c pound. 8-pound cans choice tomatoes, $1.00 dozen, pound. 14¢ 4¢, 14c and 2-pound cans extra cholce sugar corn, 7%0 can 2-pound cans early blossom peas, T%o can, Al kinds California plums, 124c can. Cholce Bartlett pears, 14c can, Callfornia apricots, 14c can. California_peaches, in heavy syrup, 12%e, and 17 20-pound felly, 36c. Imported Spanish Queen olives, Condensed inilk, 10c can Condensed cre c; Highland brand, Best Columbia evaporated cream, “pails (all flavors) pure fruit 36e quart, brand, Columbia river 12} and 14¢ can Choice cuts, steak salmon, 1%e Sweet chocolate, Ge Baker's chocolate, red salmon, 10c, 12 Se and cake. o cake. Tea and Coffeec Dept. and 15 173 per pound, per pound, 100, 1240 ¢, 16 and Tea siftings Ten nibs, 1 Sun cured Japan tea, 19¢, \d 26c per pound Basket fired Japan, 33¢, 80c, 38c and 40¢ per pound Gardon growth Japan, 40c, 46¢, G0c and 60c per pound, Euglish breakfast, 40c, 45¢, 48c and B0c per ound P Bioken Java and Mocha coffes, 1230, e, 16¢ and ¢ per pound Golden Rio, 23c 26¢ and 28 per pound. No. 1 golden Rio, 28¢c, 30¢ and 383¢ per pound 0ld Gov Java, 33 1-3c and 35c per pound. Best Java and Mocha mixed, 36c or 8 pounds for $1.00. African Java and Mocha, 8 pound c and 880 per Crackers. Boda, oyster and butter crackers, only be per pound; molasses cake sugar cookies, lemon creams, frosted creams and ginger soaps, all at 7%e per dozen. We have the finest' oatmeal and grabam crackers, only 12%c. Remember, we tuke all the make of one of the largest cracker factories in the country. Therefore we can afford to sell you crackers at retail prices cheaper tham others can buy at wholesale,