Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 3, 1894, Page 9

v'l" 3 ' ) s S [ . _af 'ABL INHF[) JUVF‘ 19, 1871. < I\(ILE COPY FIVE CEN' So— DA 8 HAYDL O5S. []" ’] }.’ Here are a few of the prices H J‘ | that hold good all this week | one halfof the usual rate. W W > Dress Goods. We are not going to detain you with a history of the Dress Goo s Busincss, but will give you some cold Indispvtatle Facls which MUST convince you that we are Headguarters for black and colored dress goods, and our efforts for this week will Surpass All Former Atlempts, All wool challis, worth 50c and 60c 26¢ All wool cheviots, 38 inches wide, worth 59¢.. ... All wool checks, 39 inches wmn, worth 60c. . All wool hent iotta, 40 inc worth 3 All wool ser, ;zc_ n nnusual bul gum 40 iDCheB WId€).r.rvevvreerses AIL wool erge, 46 inches wide, soid tho country over for $1.20, price Monday......... riihas 800 Our $1.25 novelty on the pin check order. Ryt Our $1.50 novelty on the cas- simero order. . i Our #1.50 silk wool and all | wool novelties, extremely nobby, for Monday. ... A beautiful line of broadeloth, A e k0 1) A beautiful lin of 36 inch illu-| minated dress gocds, plmn, Oc and fancy, for \lumlny . 5c % Clearing Sa/e of Silks. Cetting Ready for the Big Stocks. Every lady in Omaha and vicinity knows of our phenomenal special salos in silks during the past few weeks. There is no secret to our success. We only sell reliuble, new stylish silks, Our prices are always the lowest and during this month we are going to make the prices still less, Note the lollowing sample items: White wash silk, 21 inches wide genuine Habutai, only. . Sttiped wash silks, the han somest assortment ln the west 29¢ yd. 20¢ yd. Printed Chinn silks, 21 inches wide, regular 60c quality...... 290 yd, Swivel wash silks, handsome X inches wide. . 39¢ yd. Genuine Japanese printed silks 24 inches wide, w m\h T6e.... 30c yd. Black Jnpanese sllk 27 inches wide, regula: 7he qualit A Lllum{unhh} lu"el!u silks, flnu quality; worth Toc a yard. .. ... 49¢ yd. Cheney Bros. Printed Silks, n- ular'$1.00 grade, only Japanese printed inches wide, Black and Colored P'nlllu Hllki, actually worth $1,00, for....... 69¢ yd. Make an intelligent comparison and we will get vour silk business every time. Nothing pleases us so well as to have a customer tell us they ure looking to see where they can do thé best. Weo are glad to have the opportunity of ahowfu,; our goods in comparison with nthoro. Weo make prices that sell the line of coly! . 49¢ yd. " 50 yd. . 89 yd. ou want, and you can always find jult Igu shade and kind of silks you want and at the right price. ! FREE EXCURSIONS. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Juns 6, 7 and 8, allrailroads in Nabraska will sell tickats from all points within 150 milss of Omaha at oae fars for the round trip; that is, on those days ths fare to Omaha and return will be All persons coming in on th3ss ons fars tickets may have the price of their tickets returned to them at our store under the following conditions: Persons who come from within 75 miles, will have their fare returned on the purchase of One Hundred Dol- lars worth of any kind of merchandise. Those living with- in 150 miles and over 75 miles, will have their fare return- ed upon the purchase of two hundred dollars worth of goods From all points east of the Missouri river, and all points west of the river OVER 150 milés from Omaha, there will be a rate of one and one third fare for the round trip. For those days we will hold one of the greatest cut price sales ever hel_d in the west, HAYDEN BROS. o 3 o— O o— > — >— > —® O B S B D> B O— P —D o - > e o o | 8 ladies’ handkerchiefs for | W — D — — —D WD > D o Black Goods. We cannot’ say too much for this do- partment. It comprises everything and our determination to make. it the ban- ner department of our house ae well as the banner department of Omaha makes us reach farther to the bottam on prices. A beautiful nun's veiling, Jusi' el swmmer i DO C A handsome storm serge, 40 in. wide, in blue and jet black. . 2330 A handsome 54 inch all wool storm serge, worth 8160, in {7 HC blue black and jet black..... A handsome line of German henriotta, sll prices, for { HQC Monday a special bargan. .. A beautiful line of Priestlay’s famous blacks, all the weaves from 50c batiste to the $2.50 silk and wool Jacquard. THE ABOVE ARE NOT CASH RAISING PRICES BUT HAIR RAISING PRICES, Bargains for You. A full line of al sizes and styles of ham- mocks, from 50c¢ to $4.90, Think of it, a Full-Sized Hammock for 50c. Ladies’ Belts. We have a flne line of silkc belts with silver and gilt buckles as has been shown in the city. Silk belts 18¢, 25¢, 38c, 50c, T3¢, 87c, 93¢ and $1.25 A fine Silk Belt for I8 Lcnlh)sl- belts e, 10e, 18¢, 20¢, 25¢ and 50¢. Brushes. Special salo on brushes Monday. brushes 15¢, 18¢, 25¢ and 35c. Tooth brushes .k‘, 5e, 10¢ and 15¢ Hair brushes 10¢, 12¢, 156, and 25¢. Elastie. Special sale on all our fancy elastic. 5c elastic lc per yard. 7o alastic 20 per vard. 10c elastic B per vard. 15¢ clastic 9¢ per 200 elastic 124¢ p i 3¢ olastic 18 per _)unl. Hand Bags. 50c hand bags for 25c. $1,00 hand bags for 49c. Ladies full-sized, all-silk Windsor ties 12d¢, worth 15¢ voilings, all sill, at Tic, 3 table mats for b, Cloth 2 pair hose supporters for 5e. 2 aozen twin wire dress stays for be. 5 bunches of fine ricrack Fine English crepe tissue paper only 250 per roll. | Letling Down the Prices note the We don't Read every item, prices, compare. | expeet your trade unless we give you better value for your money than you can get else- where. Cost cuts no figure. It is simply letting down the prices 1n order to reduce stock. Satin Crepon was 100, now sc yard. Windsor. Black ground pon- gee I5C, now I10C. Fine Black ground Satine, 15¢, now 10C. Japanese Cloth 15¢, now 10c yard. TellaVella Duck reduced to 10C. Arnold’s French Challies, now 2%c. Remnants of fine satine sc. Remnants of Tel'a Vella Ducks, sc. Remnants of Canton Cloth, 5¢ yard, Fine Parkhxll Zephyr, yard. s50oc Cream Damask 32Y¢ yard. 10C 34 all Linen ‘Bleached Nap-| kins, ¢1.00 dozen. 40 inch wide white lawn, 8c yard. 40 inch side ‘band’ apron lawn, 5c yard. 1oc Checked Nainsook sc. $3.50 Marseilles Spreads, sligh:ly soiled; g1,50. 95c Crochet Spreads, slight- ly soiled, saqc. $1.75 Fringed Table Cloths, 81,00 each. 8-10 Fine Bleached Cloth re duced to $2.25, Summer skirt patterns now 25c each, 75¢ Linen Lap Robes, 50c each. 82.50 Fancy Embroidered Lap Robes, $1.50. Chamois Dusters redaced to 3c each. Bleached or Turxish towels, 5c. Largest size Turkish towels, 10c each, 72 inch wide Bleached Dam- ask, 69¢ yard. Fast Black Satine, was roc, now 5c yard. Spiral Crepe reduced to sc yard. Figured Swiss yard. All colors best lining Cam- bric 3%c yard. Fancy printed black back Cambric, 5c yard French percaline, 15c yard, All colors best Manchester Chambray, 10c yard, Indigo Blue Calico, 5¢ yard. Yard wide bleached mus- lin, 5¢ yard -Turkey* Red Damask, yard. 1oc grade Outing Flannelf 5¢ yard, Hayden Bros. letting down the prices on the largest and most complete stock of wash dress gocds, linens, domes- tics, etc.; in fact the only place in Omaha where you find anything like an assort=- ment to select from. Don't take our word for this, but go and see for yourself and ]udfle the truth of this assertion, unbleached muslin, 5c 1s5¢ Chatelaine Bags. Special line of chatelaine bags for 28e, worth 50e, ‘Moudby we will commence the greatest cut- ! Our Annual Clearing Sale Commencing (85,00 curtains for $3.0 4$6.00 curtains for u 50, Dress Trimming. Big special sale bargains in dress Trim- mings and buttons, We have just received a new line of beautiful pearl buttons, all different zes, ranging all the way from 30c, ¢ up to $2.00 per dozen, $mall wash poarl buttons at i 15, 18¢ per dozen. Big bargains in jet trimming Jetedgings ut 8¢, 10e, 17 up to $1.50 to $2.00 per yai A tiiee new line In woolon” braid inser- tions in all different shades, narrow width, 6e per yard, and the wide 10¢ per yard. ‘We ulso have a beautiful line of gimps in all shades, and new patterns at 15¢ por yard. Nurrow. pearl edge braid, in all colors, at be per yard. Clearing sale of gimps at 10¢ and 2¢ yovd. Clothing Dep't per pfice clothing sale ever known. On apcount of our large late purchase of 's, boys' and children’s clothing we will cut prices in half commencing to- morrow morning, and continuing the en- tire week. A strictly all wool men's suit, in medium I:;;hl shades; it's a $7.50 suit cut ..................... 3.75 25 difterent styles and fabrics to seiect from in cheviots, cassimeres, fancy and plain ' worsteds, the very best tafloring, in all uts; they are $13.50 and $15.0 . they $1.75 Well made worsted and cheviot pan: are worth $3.50, cut to. A fiest class made We handle the lary stock of boys' west of Chicago. Fomoreow we will place the entire stock of beys' knee pant suits on sale at less than half price. They’ are reefers, juniors, combination double ‘dr single breasted of the latest styles and fibrics; made to_sell for and $8.00; Monday! and all ‘W at half | grice. . A well_made Very. fiue all wool knee-pant sult. Fasticolored Galatea cloth wash Lanyard whistle, cut pric Linen wash knee-pants. Strictly. all wool knee-pants 76c and $1.00, cut to ... MAIL ORDERS FILLED. Hats and Caps. LETTING DOWN THE PRICES. est_and most complete and children’s clothing Monday in Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, $2.60 men’s fine fur Derby in latest /BRBPOS «o vt 82,60 nen’s tine' fur Fedora in 1atesv, shapes... $2.30 men’s fine fur sof R 81.00 men's fine fur crush hats in lutest shapes. . ... ¢ boys' turbans and crush hats in . latest shapes. . i iR STRAW HATS. | $1.50 men’s straw hats in all the cading styles. 81,00 men's straw hats in ail the 1010 05108 v veervinieaninns 2 756 meu's straw hats in all the lead- ing styles.. 16¢ and Lhildlcn s stl l\w ‘hats 10¢, 15c. 20¢ 25¢ ‘Mldmn N enlluru 0c and 25¢ The latest in misses’ sailors H0c; worth #1.50, in white, black nn(] brown. A large samplo line of men’s hats, in all _the lou.dlmz st)lta, '0(, on the dollar C/zenz//e Porterzes. W4 have just received a large ot of goods at lower prices than ever before. N curtains for $2.50, Boys Lace (,urmmy. ' W¢ will continue the sale of lace curtains a few days more. Prices were never so Jaw, 40c, G0c, 762 to $1.00 for goods that formerly brought double that price, . Bolue extra fine ones for $1.50 to §2.00 per air. A {fall line of poles and trimmings. Pianos. Bpecial sale for the next ten days, Weé have on our floor 30 pianos, all new. . To make room for new stock we will, for the next ten days, cffer these pianos at special prices, There are many ex- ceptional bargains. Come and see. Qrgans. Wé carry a large stock of organs, all kinds, 5. 6 and 7 octaves. Prices, $65.00 up. We also handle the celebrated H. Lelir PIANO CASE ORGANS, 7 full octaves of keys, in appearance exactly like a plano, HEET MUSIC, 6c per copy. Ve have all the latest new music, both VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL, at re- duced prices. (Al the Jatest follos 8c each. {We cun sell you a gond guitar for $7.50, $5.00, $10.00 and $16.00 and upwards. have only u few left which we for $7.50, $9.00, $10.00, Letttng Down the Prices|Jewelry Department. On ladies’ and gents' furnishing goods. Children's fast black cotton hose, Herms- dorff dye, only 12%c, worth 26c. Ladies' fast black cotton hose, two thread, only 19¢, worth 35¢, Ladies’ fabric gloves, in silk, lisle and cot- ton, only 12lc per pair, worth 5 Lmlllen' Jersey ribbed vests, only Ge, worth be. Ladies' 26-inch umbrellas, paragon frames, only $1.50, reduced from $2.50. Gents' imported cotton % hose, black, brown and tan, only 12c, worth 25 Infants’ knit sacks, only 2lc, worth 50c. 0dds and ends in fine corsets at 1% price. Boys' ehirt walsts only 25c¢, worth 40c. LHouse /'zzrms/zmg Goods, MASON FRUIT JARS. We have just received 5 cars of making over 72,000. Seventy-two thou- sand jars to be sold in this town. You know we are stuck on the jars, but you will be stuck on the price. vith rubber and cover complete, ason jars, Quart jars, with rubber and cover complcte, 4%c each. 2 vith rubber and cover com- plete, Ge each. 10,000 feet rubber hose at Tic, 8%c and 10c per foot Sprinklers, 4 quarts, 15c; 6 quarts, 19c; 8 quarts, 24c; 10 quarts, 27c. Ice cream freezers, 2-quart, $1.10; $1.65; d-quart, $1. quart, $2.90 each. Solid brass bird cages, 73c. Water coolers, from 3 gallons up to 20 gal- lons. Before buy the construction of tl are the general GASOLI} For the next ten day gasoline stoves fly. 2-burner single geberator stove, 3-burner single generator stove, Our flyer is our big stove, 2-burner and step burner, combination generator and vapor. The regular price of this stove is $22.00. We are going to let them go at $7.95. We fully guarantee them. FHardware. Now is the time to lay in a stock of hard- ware. As the factorys are behind in their orders and goods are already ad- vancing, we have a large stock and will give our customers the benefit for one week longer at least. In plain and fancy screen doors, screen wire, poultry wire netting and window frames we have no competitors. We have the largest stock of lawn mowers ever brought to Omaha, every kind. If you want a lawn mower don't fail to Ivok over our stock and get prices; it will pay you. We have in stock two ‘styles of U. S. mail boxes for $1 and $1.25 each, in bronze and Japan finish; everyone should have a mail box at these low prices. In builders hardware, carpen- ters, machinists, cabinet makers and blacksmiths’ tools, we can beat the world. Note the following: Mortice door locks, 14c. Rim door locks, 14c. Door bolts, 4c. 2-key jail padlocks, Ge. 2-foot boxwood rules, 3c. 2-foot boxwood brass bound rules, 16c. Handled axes, 49¢, any size. Job lot and no limit carpenters’ hammers, 15e. Double fron smooth planes, 39c. Double iron jack planes, We have a large stock of garden tools we are closing out at the below prices: Rakes, 10c; hoes, 15¢; shovels, 36c. Railroad_and mining supples. We carry crowbars, pinch bars, hammers, sledges, picks, shovels, mattock powder, dyna- mite, fuse, wheelbarrows, carts, scrapers, and everything used on a railroad or in a mine. Contracrors should not fail to consult us before purchasing. We will save you money. Furniture. G-quart, a refrigerator again examine Automatic. We gents for them. OVES. we are going to make June clearing sale on all our furniture and baby carriages. 1f you want anything in furniture dur ing this month®we will make the price to sell and give you this \' ar’s new goods, first class in every A ~mm1 baby cm'llugn, upholstered, has parasol, le wheels, good i “Another at 84,85 and #5.85, with gear the sume as above carringe. Woven wire Woven wire springs (any siz Cotton Top Mattress. . .$2.00, 2.2 25, , 82, Oak bed room suits, Oak sideboards. Oak extension tables. Oak dinit g room chairs. Oak rockers. Anything and everything ing this month. Giv and we will mak you want dur- us a chance i Watches! Watches! Watches! Elgin or Waltham watches, gold stiffened, hunting case and stem wind, $6.49, worth double. Silver ware at % the regular price. Solid gold rings from 130 up. Roger knives or forks, $1.25 per set. Ladies’ button sets, 3oc, worth $1.00. Silver belt buckles, 3fc. Fine nickel alarm clocks, 5Sc. All the latest novelties in stick pins, corsage pins, lace pins, at one-half jewelers' prices. Ice Cream. Made from pure cream, with our own fruit flavoring, for picnic parties, ete. Get our price. Flour Department. To Introduce Haydens' best 6X flour, we will for a short time put in one of the fol- lowing articles in every sack. The flour is ranted to be the best you ever used or 7 refunded: One digmond ring. One gold watch. One §5 bill. One set solid silver plated teuspoons. One ladies’ rolled gold watch chaln, One ladies' cluster diamond lace pin. Minneapolis high grade patent flour, 95c sack. Minnesota mills 4 X Superlative, 90c sack. Snowflake flour, 65c sack. And a very good flour for 50c sack. Rye flour, 85c sack. Good rye’ flour, $1.00 sack. Choice rye flour, $1.15 sack. Ask for coupons. Given with every sale. Groceries. Oh, say can you see the difference bLitween these prices and the prices you pay else- where? Crest yeast given away free Monday. Pure fruit jelly, 80c for 15-pound pail. Chofce sugar corn, 5%c can. Cho'ce solid packed tomatoes, 9%c can. Cholce string beans; 8%c can. Early blossom peas, 8%c can. Rock Point oysters, only 10c can. Steak salmon only 10 can Monday. Small white onions only 5c bottle, Columbla catsup, 15¢ bottle. Armours celebrated oups, 16¢ can, Huckin's soups, 15c can. Mock turtle consumme, chicken bouilon, etc., ete., all ready for immediate use. Imported sardines, 12%c can. Blackberries preserved, only 10c can. Fruit Puddine, all flavors, only 9¢ package. Home made apple, peach or plum butter, b¢ pound. Condensed milk, 10c can, Highland brand cream, 12%c can, Columbia brand pure ‘cream, 12%c can, Van Houten's cocoa, 85c can. American cocon, very best, 35c can, Golden Lion brand cocon, can. Bakers' chocolate, 17%c cake. Sweet chocolate, 6e package. Dried Frudts. Talk about dried fruit being dear, just look at these prices. Prunes, 5c pound Grapes, %c pound. Valencia raising, 6, 6 and 7%c pound, Currants, 4%c and 5%c pound. Choice selected currants, 6l%c pound, Blackberries, 914 poufd. White cherries, 12}c pound. Black cherries, 12%c pound. SOAP! SOAP! SOAP! White Paris soap, White Russian soa White Lenox soa Climax soap, 3 Progress soap, dc White castile soap, Mottled castile soup, 2%c bar. Monday we will give away free with every sack of Haydens' 65X flour one Christy bread knife, worth 75¢ anywhere, Dirug Department. 500 per bottle, )ld Maryland Rye whisky, 60c per bot- tle. Golden Age pure rye whiskey, 50c per bottle, Duffy’s Malt whisky, 8c per bottle. Sour Mash whisky, Fii Port” wine, 35c per bottle, Best Tonle, 20¢ per bottle. Paskola, large 85c; small, 45c. Paine's Celery Compound, 76¢ Ayer's Hair Vige b, Brown's Jamaica Gluger 86c. Castoria, 25c, SOAPS! SBOAPS! SOAPS! Cocoanut Oll soap, 1%c cake. Bayrum and Glycerine Milk and Honey soap, . Apple Blossom soap, 1l¢ cake. Prescriptions filled at the lowest prices at Hazden Bros'