Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 22, 1894, Page 9

H]II(]RIM SH[H ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, Coupons go with all pur- chases in all departments. Handsome Souvenirs given for $25 worth of coupons, All the balance of the two big Chicago Stocks will be closed out this month. See the prices. 1871 THE OMAHA SUNDAY OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 22, BEE. SINGLE _TWENTY 1894 PAGES. cory PAGES 9-1. FIVE CENTS HAYDEN BROS. No matter how low the price or how great the sacrifice at special sale weck. you CONTINUATION OF THE BAZAAR SALE. A\ ¢ are presenting thousands of Handsom e get gift coupons with every purchase. A Silks ’ IS st line of Printed China Silks west of k at popular pric Silks! W e ftow You 21 in. fio ' 2dRc S ading S 2din in 25¢ 39c 49c¢ 59¢ 69¢c 85c Solid Color China Silks, an endless variety al- most, ab prices to suit ¢ purse. 21in. 21in, 2in. 24in. 30in. 25¢ 392c 39c 59c 73¢c Natural Pongee 39c yd Btriped Pong .25¢c vd A nice line of 29¢ yd ned Black Moire Silks, beautiful now line of this week, at. .49c¢, 85¢, ‘98c. $1.25 ,vl JO $1.75 Silks Gznuluniingr Drasses, nch Cream China Silk, on Cream Ching Washable Habut, Washable H hu! i JivBioira dnvless il AR ALl um Wasiable e Silk. M de Chene. .. nnn- grade. . Bi-inch 2-inch ever The largest line of Cr and White Silks ght |,u|||i~ (\\' and at pric h will enable wduate to have a silk dress for Dress Goods. ess done at our Dress t two days warrants us in continuing the Three Immens: Oferings in Novelty Goods, w and desirable. No lady in Omaha should miss this opportunity. The enormous bu Goods Counter the pi No. 1—Consisting of those choice Chev- rons, the Iluminated B:igs, the Duinty Pin Cheek (all wool), stripes and plaids, and ThEraet everything in new c and nobby goods at....... Lot 2—We wi up withthe demand and hawvy which you must one picce in tl 69c to $1.25, and the p . scems absurd, but they go ju re obliged to inerease to ke:p ded som: goods v 49 it the same. Lot 3—Wasclosed in less than two hours after they were put on ¢, and in their place we will give you a 38-inch Serge, a 38-inch all-wool Ilenrictta worth 69c. for this c LR . . umples of these nailed to any part of the couutry for comparison. Wool Challies IN LIGHT GROUNDS ONLY, worth |5¢ to (9¢; to make it interesting will be sold for Just ONE DAY, MONDAY, at IO, As the quantity is limited early call tosget the selectio FURNITURE We make a specialty of good Ouk Bed Room Suits. We refuse to buy a single suit that is not would suggest an ) well made and well — finished, Jwith perfect drawer work, I'his insures our il customers first- lass furniture. The price we make as low as possiblo and live. Wo have Ouk Buits from $15 up. . We can sell you Eim Suits it you want them, but we stand by our oak suits and recom- mend them in every way. Omoha Made Goods We Haudle: Omuha Mattresses, L Baits, Chalrs and Kockers, Foather Pillows, C Willow A The Mich., Ol 1il, and Milwauk cluss 0 1o’ Ouahia Is ws S ado in Omaha holp tis It the article sold and the wen who work 1n sal Tuctory. Then weo sell thess Omaha Made Gools on a very small margin, but sell Irts of them, Do you want to save money ¢ Got OUR prices. Hats and Caps. The latest styles of spring Lats and caps at one- half less than manufactuver’s pr ¢ will buy Men's Fine Fur > 50, will buy M o will buy ) e will buy Derby, worth $2,00 Fedora, wurth $1.50, en's Fino Fur Fodora, worth $2.00, Men's fine Fur Soft, worth $1.50 o $2, 81,60 will buy Men's Fine Poarl Alpine, with black band, worth $2.50, e will buy Men's Yachting Cap, in brown onl yorth 8100, &0 b Capes, Jackets, Wrappers, Waists, Etc. This is the proper time to buy your wraps. Note prices below All new, fresh showing everythi reach of 1 Ladies' fine Cloth Jacke: and #4.50 Ladi and of the highest possible merit, in the leading styles, at prices in 2,40, 5t worth $3.50 Jackets from sample lines, worth $4.75 te lack Cloth 0 and $8.50; and $10.50. We have a splend 1line of t jackets as well as coloved, and they will just co one-fourth less here than elsewhere, Come and sce. Ladies' Capes, brown, and navy blue, 98 in. long, handsomely braided and of evcellent cloth, i loth in navy, with cream inserting trimmir vorth $5.00. Our 6,37 Cape, wn, tan and blue, in. long and I wh trimmed tastily in made of "uml cloth (not flann » separate ing thr cape: oes on sal All our '-umvh Capes, in .(“ ||\|.| ities. shades, ete., now on sale what it cost to make them up. U\u now. Youd Ladies’ Wrappers: 20 doz. of the best prints in light and dark colors go on sale Monday a worth $1.00. 5 doz. in_ best styles, ruffles, etc., ete., worth $1.25 to $1.47, go at 98c. Ladies’ Waists: Laundred Collars and Cuffs, Grass Cloth, Satines, Irish Lawns, Percales, cte., all in now; so that you can get anything you nced. The newest things trimmed in ecru inserting and braided waists ave shown in our line. Ladies’ Duck Suits grays, blues, In navy, small dot, Iton, (hulhln lnmhh‘d large lapels; the cheapest suit you ever $3.5 Ladies' Duck Vests, extra fine qmmq, small figures, doubla row MUSIC DEPARTMENT. fine pearl buttons, $1.68, Standard Sheet Musie Ge per copy, or by mail 7e. Instruction Books one-half regular price. Piznos. Why not buy the best, the world renowned Chickering Piano. We have various other good makes, prices ranging from § )0 1o the price of the est CHICKER- ING. Every instrument fully guaranteed. Something New. SACRED MUSIC AND SECULAR MUSIC. Two I TS IN ONE. The only instrument upon which secular and sacred music can be played with equal effect and ease is the LEHR Seven-Octave PIANO-ORGAN, Come and see them or write for catalogue. The best BABY CARRIAGE offered for BS. Get one this week. ever sure. Look at it. Boys’ and Children’s. Boys' Turban and I ¢, worth Tie. Misses’ and Boys' Y ¢, worth 5, Straw iHals. A large line of Misses’ Boys' and Children's Straw Hats at 1oe and 2 Trunk and bag stock of H. H, lass than one-half of his vrices, Marhoff on sale at The Greatest othino Sa Linen Department. Our sales in this department are double th amount what they were last season up to We not only carry the largest hut make the lowest prices abt' I the cause of such a & ol at Ge, 100 190 AR o such value to be n this n napking and at ’ teh napkins, both en at $1.00 dozen. You can't match Omala our $1.00 bleac! lamask; try and Commencing at Hayden Bros. oy ver E‘fulu“"‘:“}“f‘ '“"” Monday, April 23, 1894. -"f‘f.‘l\ and 575 Men' Buits in 10 Cutaway Sack r Double Breasted Men's Sui sale $6.50. Special value in our $7.50 and $8.50 Men's Suits. sh Clay Worsted Suits, e,onsale at $10.00. It will pay you to compare our Fancy Worsted Suits for $13.50 and €15.00 before buying elsewhere. 465 Engl bound or stitched An all wool Men's Pant for 75c. A Union Cashmere Boy's Long-Pant Suit, in light color, $1.75. Boy”’ A Knee-Pant Suit tor 75¢. A Double Breasted Knce Strictly all wool Suits, in si sale $1.95. CumbmatlouS'ntb, with two pair of pants and a cap to match, in this sale $2.25. All wool I—’m Check and Striped Cheviot Terror Suits, with double knees and seat, go in this sale af, $2. A well made Knee Pant for 10c. Men's Jeans Pants on sale at 75¢. Every pair warranted not to rip MAIL ORDERS PROMP[‘LY FILLED. WALL PAPER We are headquarters for Wall Paper in this city. White Biank Paper, f Gilt Paper, full lengtl An elegant assortment guaranteed lower than any h at $3.75. tailoring, well made and {nce=PPant Suit Salc. and §1.98 each. > n coupon. en, where they u find the low- or 12 different shades, 4-Button ! 1o only $4.75. ss Lining Dept. icely trimmed, in this Last Mc W wer short of help in this depar ned some delay to ve promise to i rQ: 0 better this we in blue or black, cutaway or sack, o on ',\l.mn‘v \: “ woall the new sh cambric this sc shades to be found only at Hay s tline, in all made in new vard, Our Freneh per at 15e yard, great satis- others get from 20c to 26c for the in this sale § : our 10c selisia with any that is ) this city at 16¢ yard. s in selisia Black ‘silcot for skirting at yard, -Pant Suit $1.25. Wadding aod padding, canvas and duck ol stad ) crinol imitation of ir cloth, far '-V"i ngle or double breasted, well made, on st L L ing dr makers in O ha, Council l‘h'r‘l and South Omaha are buying their d linings at Hayden's, which accounts for the crowds you always find at our lining coun- = ters. 50 Carpets. One more week of low prices of carpets. on all grades arpets, lower th ver known not Carpets from 12%zc up to the before in long finest mad, Jewelry Department. SPECIAL SILVER WARE SALE THIS WEEK. 4-plece tea set, triple plated, hand en- graved and goid Hmd $4.95, worth $10.00 hand en- 00, on sale ke besk worth $1 Quadruple 1 c ha gold lined, all iength......3%¢c ted sitver mugs, gold lined, \MHII $ s i Set of 6 after dinner coffee spoons in box, of all grades and prices & ELC , worth 75c, ouse west of Chicago, t worth §$1.00 per Silver plated napkin ring Silver plated tea spoo c per set. r plated napkin rings, worth 2fc, fe, Prize Essay Contest. e were well pleated with fhe numerous essays received in our prize contest. As but a few of the contestants named a preference | for judge among the teachers and the great ision to us, we sub- | mitted the papers during the past week to competent and impartial criticism, with the following result: The firt prize of $10.00 won by M. I D. of the Omaha High hool; the second, $5.00, by Z. M. of the High school; the third, $2.50, by Anna Hay, and the fourth, $1 an’ Cooley, both of the High schiool. The first two papers were sent in with the understanding that the names of the authors should not be published. We mailed checks to the winners for th and trust all participants as well pleased with the outcome as we are, i We pri low the prize essay, the be: titul co fons of which are only equal by what may be called its truth to nature “Hayden’s Millinery Dept.” len Bros.' millinery department? you have missed a treat. Bright u.m“] ribbons, flowers, whic been just plucked fr Have you vi u ed I mothe arranged around m ing to the eye ing gardens and warbling birds. Long tables arranged conveniently are loaded with hats for all ages, in all qualities and styles. Here are neat bonnets for the dear old lady with snow white hair, picture hats for afternoons in the park, tiny dream of lace and jet for the theu or opera, sailors and caps for Courtland beach; in fact hats for all: occasions and tastes, upon k lars, form a scene charm- nd reminding one of bloom- large In large glass show cases, placed in di ent parts of the dopartment, are hats, which are the exact imitation of Parisian styles made up in the most costly material and rep- resenting eclegance ltsel cast side of the On the room is the long case filled with hats for the little tots, in all the bright colors which would be sure to ) please the fastidious tastes] of the little ones. | At the rear of the departipent long show cases, extending the length' of the room ban with roses, pansics, violets, cl blossoms and_ follage of all kinds, form an attractive background Flowers are the expressions of soclety t t 1dea of the habits fon_you will have only at its boquets. Plowers ways either in summer ¢ winter, on I thelr honor, medals their likeners fmprinted upon dr-ss and certain ones have played im- t parts in bistory. And nothing can ttier to adorn th than flowers- st beautiful of 1 produet you wish to form a c d manners of a p to look the fashion Fairs have been gl awarded goods ture Along the north side Is & long d With mourning bonnets, in th and most apuroved stylos. These, b as to be in the shadow, contrast With the gay colors surrounding them and are in shadow and arated from their lngs fu wearers will be, ar this case doll, dressed in widow's weeds, stands a ournful spectacle sy, jostling throng who visit this it every day The good qualities of this department must be seen to be apy ted and if any one has not yet made a call 1 am n‘\u H \\ uld pay theni to do so. Of the Omaha umh b\.hod. ' 12-dwt. knives or forks, $1.256 ,\ A ten spoons, 98¢ per set. Wash Dress Coods. ble spoo $1.98 per pnhl fitled wa Hunting ¢ in or Watham works, fully warranted, Tho largest display of wash dress goods ever seen in our building. 9 zephyr, 30 inches 35¢ yard, usual price Silk striped and checke wide, 9.95 up. Good Nickle Alarm Clocks, b58c. Drug Dzpartment. Perfume at 12 Paine’s Celery Hood's Sarsa in neat effects, e per ounes Monday. light or dark hoodie vara, Paskol Apron check G and 10c yard. Silk striped chal yard,” worth 39¢ G5c per bottle. yard. per bottle. Beautiful styles in dark or light challis, be v ground Glycerine Ball soap, Remnants of challis, light or dark ground, Elder Flower soap, 7%c. ¢ yard. Rum glycerine soap, 4 High art novelties In this season’s styles of 1 Paint, mixed, 10 per boitle, n...mn.d satines, patterns shown only by Variety Gold paint, difterent colors, 19¢ Hayden Bros., at 85c yard. per bottle, ine imported satines in black ground, neat £ bright figu vard Domestics. Fine domestic satine, in dark or light i A S fe grownd, only 10c and 15¢ yard. Bleached smuglin, e ibo, 0810 BT3A0H S1ko and 10c yard. Full line of all the leading 4 d yard, s Plain ark ground, only Ge others charge at 10c yard st black . be, 8¢, 10c ¢ bieached sheeting, 20c yard, 9-4 half bleached sh yard, and extra 10¢, 12%e, 15c and Domestic duck suiting, 1 Imported duck suiting L 5 Big bargain, big reduction on plain colored s T B P e Pt L 0o Take your choice of all our stock of ven! s i ek French crep Serpentine —crepe, I repe, all colors fe yard Crystal val crepe and in plain crepe, fo- thers ask from 20¢ to N New 1m of light colored duck shirting, W hn- of light twilled colored shirting at 160 yard g GreDe, it Beat 0-inch percale, 10¢, worth 15c. ot daay, eoleied aoriakded aeors Best shirting prints yard, ey lace work ‘llul satin striped arma- Lace Curtains. Lace curtains reduced from 75¢ per e each Lace curtaing reduced from $1.00 to 5H0e dale zephyr at 15¢, wor New style of japonette s of creponette, 1 w spring styles in calico, Mill remnants of calico, 21&c yard t All colors in chambray, the 15c grade, on We have the Monday at 10¢ yard ta pair finest line of high grade cur- in this city, prices from $1.00 to $3.00 Be sure and visit our wash dress goods d a pair partment and get posted on sieles and price 1L will pay you to look over this stock. Dealers who buy for eash will find it to t An elegant line of sash curtain and rd itage to look through our wash d RBouds, We will sell rem ts of scrim [t 15 Gepartment Monday for Ze. LADIES’ SWISS RIBBED VESTS. To make a long story short. go at 2c, 3¢, Sc, 10c, 19¢; this is less than mill pric 1215¢cand GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Night gowns 29¢, worth s5oc. Imported half hose soc underwear 12Y4¢, wo:th 23c, o0 at 25c, lfn].nu}ulelv} shirts, soc quality, 35 Gents' four-in-hand ties, 50c quality, 1214 Gents’ negligee shirts, their price 2 2o at 98c. Gents' laundered shirts, thaic pricz §1.00, go UMBRELLAS. Monday we put on sale over 5,000 unr ellas and parasol at prices less than thes: ma le for, See our 16ths street windows. We commence Monday our grand annual ale of these goods+ at soc goods were Sovenirs MAIL ORDERS. Orders by Mail Promtly Filled at These Prices. to our patrons thi dollar will do much this week i e — % Flour Department, To intr ) I Best 56X flour we put in one of the fole & inevery sack. The flour is the Lest you over used on 1 teaspoons, I watzh chain, wnd lace pin. ladies' clustor IN tlour lis Tigh P a Milly bury Snowilake 1 And a very Rye flour Good ry¢ I 310, cans cho 2-1b. cans choce s rn only 2-1b, cans early 1 as only 1b. pails fruit jelly Ghallenge brand “condenscd milk, 10 can, mbia -brand evaporated cream, i ghland brand evaporated cream, Sweet chocolate, Ge pach White Paris soap on White Russian soap, White borax so d Fruit Department. > fruit famine is just commencing. ¢ s hardly enough fruit left to last e month. With the exception of what we have now on hand for one week we wil sell new Californi G pound. New Californ| ) ¢ pound. pples, Ge pound. only be_pound. n gr; ¢ pound pitted plums, 123 California prunes, e pound, Evest 10c and fa nectarines only 12%c and 140 pound. Tea and Coffee Department. Best Java and Mocha coffee, 5¢ pound or 3 pounds for §1.00. Fancy Golden Rio coffee, 23c and 250 pound. Broken Rio and Java coffee, 12te, 16¢ and ¢ pound. a siftings, 10c and 123c pound. i and 173c pound, apan : and 38c pound. Best baskt fired Japan teas, 60c pound And a very good Japan for 25c. Cheese, Fancy Young America per pound and 1 40¢, 50c and cheese, Wisconsin full cream, brick cheese, Sc, 10c, limberger, 1 14c and age. Any kind of ch prices and coupons wit only 8o T%e, 100 12%¢ and Swiss choese, 10c per pack- you wish at lowest very purchase. Quter at Low Prices. Country butter, 9c, creamery, 18¢, and the 20c. You get coupons I Meat. California bacon, 9%c; World's fair bacon, rips English breakfast bacon, 1t pork, ; pickle pork, T%c; i all swall cans potted meats, cut hams, only ad cheese, liver r pound; Frank- Here you will c, 14c and 16c; fancy separator for re, too. only corn bee only e 7e; bologu per pa sausage and spare ribs furts and link sauy get coupons, ulso, Lard. | 3-pound pails, G-pound pails, 48c; 10 pound pails, 94¢; this is for Cudahy's, Swift's and Hammond's best lard Here ure prices on compound lard, 3-pound pails, G-pound pails, 36c; 10 pound pails, G5 & Hardware, 1t's the talk of the town we are sclling hardware wants to k how we do don’t want the eurth. W a portion of it S0 we divid 1.000 kews of best wire steel nails at 1340 per pound 1 car load of poulivy wire. 1 car load of 1 car toad of wheelbarrows from $1.50 to $200 each 75 double 1ron im0 ~the low prices t Everybody g planes go at 40 double tron Jack plaiics go at 3o, il padiocks ko u 2-foot hoxwood rules go at 3¢ foot hoxwood rules, brass bound, go at Hatchets 10¢ up, Handled axes, job lot, 400, Rubber and coton hose from worth $1.00, go up. cription from Lawn mowers of every $2.00 up GARDEN TOOLS, Rakes, 10¢ line at 40 nd everything in the hardware per cent under reguiar prices, rpenters and builders should note the Jline stoves We have in ¢ and If you want your chance. A high 2 burn op burner, the very latest improve splosive, und the on earth, at $7.95§ is $22.00; we most easily operated stove the regular price of thi ove are the sole western agent 2:burner low single generator, $2.95 3-burner low #'n generator, § A splendid oll stove at A full line of ovens and all stoves, parophanilias and wicks. WASH BOILE AND TEA KETTLE No. 8 tin, copper bottom, wash boiler, 65c 8 2 cross tin 14-0z., copper bottom, 8 3 cross tn 16 opper bottom, 8o, 8 4 cross tin coppor bottom, kinds of 1608 8 8 cross tin, metallic bottom; this 5 vertgris; no )th, $1.25 eachy sper boller, $1.76. Jottom, $2.20. i each $1.25 each. useful kitchen nec y s0ld at 10c each OUR GABOLIN BALE. Wash machine Clothes wringers wities ab \E STOVH