Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1894, Page 9

. ‘ B e T ———— FOITORIAL SHET. P i ES 'l"\l!Ll\ 1ED " JUNE ()‘\l\H.\, .\'(' [)\\ ‘\IOR\I G, JUNE 17, 1804- TWENTY PAGES SINGLE COPY e 3 FIVE CENT - — —— e | HAYDEN BROTHERS Words are useless when the prices tell the whole story. All this week we will have extra help to. care for the crowds one-third fare. Wednesday and Thursday all railroads in Nebraska sell tickets to Omaha and return for [t will pay to come in this week. one and An Extraordinary Sale of Silks this Week. In order to effect a speedy clearance we shall place our entire stock of high-grade silks on sale this week at a tremenaous sacrific i lieve will stand conspicuous in the dry goods trade as the gr nd it profitable sale of this generation. Ladies will diate use for-their purchase. We alw. > undersold. chandise at lower prices vhan ever before. Colored Silks. Solid color China silks in cream, reds, io, ete.. 22 inches wide small neat de: orange, yellow, hel Printed China go this week at onl ks i m dar k gound, Kai kai wash silks m a mlmb"r of handsome, lar 50c quality, during this sale, stripes and checks, only i Printed habutar silks Croam habuts Yard-wide ¢ e Gertuina colored Tndik stlks, 37 {nches wide, only 5% yard. Black Silks. Black brocaded India silk Black India silk, 27 inches Black faile dre Black waterproof Inc Black moire francaise silks, regula Black India twill silks, full 30 inc| Black armure silks, regular $1 Such Silks at Such P;‘zce: le// A/wd_y: Com- mand a Ready Sale. test reduction | this week to avail them- selves of this extraordinary opportunity, even though they bave not imme- | vs lead, and under no circumstances or conditions will oods marked down to make them marketable,but new,fresh mer- 3. Zoc yal sns, Tegular Do goods, desirable coloring: e dye habutai wash silks wide, : goods, 4ic yard. idches wide 24 inches wide, only 49c yard. ide, only 49¢ yard. lks, regular 1 good a silks, 30 inch$s wide, Black moire piva silks, regular $1.25 qu; DRESS GOODS. S GOOD DEPARTMENT the features of the house. and the constantly increasing trade warrants us HAYDEN'S FOREIGN DR in saying there is none superior. Special for Monday. 44-inch sitk wool mixtures, worth § 4 ich all wool cheviot inch imported noveltie 40-inch imported wool ser 48-inch black silk gloria, 46-inch best German henr 44-inch bengaline, worth § 44-inch cashmerelong and r 52-inch bluck all A complete line of P weaves, at the lowest pr Cream Dress Goods. h benrietta, worth 5 ich henrietta, worth 40-inch albatr worth 69 46-inch best German henrietta. lorm serge hen s special for Monday All our imported wool challies, special for Monday. All our remnants of wool dress goods, regardless of cost, for Monday, . for Monday, psalong, worth $1 ich all wool serge, worth Gie, for Monday, 3 tas,nun u\ellm" batiste .md mm) quoted by any house in America. for Monda , for Monda; for Mcnday, ail wool cream serge, 6c yard. tion to the above we have ivuumerable remnants in cream goods, also, high colors, which we offer for Monday at 50 cents on the dollar. CLOTHING DEPT. Again we apply the power of price. That never failing agent, to reduce our much too large stock, and again the public s invited to take acvantage of the circumstances which force us 1o nume lower prices than ever belore at this time of the vear. MEN'S SPRING SUITS. ) men's all wool suits, broken sizes, left from our phenomen- 0 sale of last week, will be offered this week at still 82 less 10 At $5.50 SECOND—About 300 wen’s substantial bu cheviot, handsome patterns, well made and stylish suits you ordinarily pay 812 to FIRST—Ahout ally sucoessful § close them out 815 for at other stores, this week Por 87.50 THIN CLOTHING, Men's all wool lightest weight unlined coats and vests, only $1.73, Men's fine alpaca coats, $1.2) and $1.50 TROUSERS, Men's all wool pants, #3.50 value for $1. Men's real $4 trousers for $2.50, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Children's washaole sult §1.25, worth $2.50, Beys' knee punts suits, 4 to 14, fine all wool summer styles, 85 and 86, values at $2.50. A fine 82 knee panis suit, Monday $1. 0dd knee punts #1, values a A good durable kneo pants 25 iness suits, all wool ¢ und 50, worth 40c and 50c. ‘A fine sample line of men's fancy and whito vest 30, your ohoice of eatire sample line for Te. are worth in any house Still Letting Down the Prices” Stock will be reduced rapidly if low prices cut any figure. Take your choice Monday of any of our silk striped zephyrs or fine ‘imported nov- elties in ginghams, they all go in one lot, 25¢ yard, Take your choice of our en- tire stock of novelties in | French, German and English satine, worth from 35c to joc, all on sale Monday at Hay- dens’ at 25¢ yard. Black ground pongee re- duced to 1oc yard. Black ground Mousline de India, the finest wash fabric to e had, 25¢ yard. Double width duck suiting, ask to see them, they are beauties, 25¢ yard. 32-inch wide Anderson Scotch zephyr, worth 25c, at Haydens' only 15¢ yard. Fine Parkhill zephyrs now 10c yard. 1oc grade of crinkled seer- sucker sc yard. Fancy printed serpentine crepe, also the new changeable colorings in crepe, others gét 25c, Hayden's price 15¢ yard. Crepoline sold ‘at Hayden’s only 15¢c yard. Creponette sold at Hay- den’s, only 15¢ yard. Japonette sold at Hayden’s, only 25c yard. Chiffonette lawns, 5c yard. Scotch lawns, 5c yard. Satine crepon, 5c yard. 32-inch wide canton cloth 5c yard. We have two tables in cen- ter aisle filled with remnants of wash dress goods, ranging in lengths from 2 to 10 yards, at about one-fourth their value It will pay you look them over. Dress Lining Danartment. This department is in full bloom. - It has taken us sev- eral years to build up a trade which is equal if not superior to any in the larger cities. Our aim has been to carry the best and keep everything in the way of linings, while our prices are the lowest. Notice our 36- inch wide percaline at 1oc yard. All colors in best cam- bric 3%4¢ yard. Selisia at 10c, 15¢ and 20c yard. Canvas at 15¢. 20c and 25¢ yard. All colors in collar and belt canvas 20¢ and 25¢. - Faney printed black back cambric sc. The most complete lining depart- ment in Omaha. Big Sale of Linens. Closing out fine towels, dresser scarfs, etc., worth 35c, 45c, 50c, 65c and 73c, all in one*lot, 25¢ for cheice. All linen 3-4 dinner nap- kins, worth $1.50, reduced to 81 dozen, soc cream damask, 56 inches wide,only 314c yard at Hayden's, 56-inch turkey red damask reduced to 12%c yard at Hay- den's, Bleached huck toweling sc yard. Twilled crash, all linen, 10¢ yard, 11-4 Marseilles bed spreads were $1.50, rgduccd to $1 each. Remnants of table linen at a big bargain. Just received a big invoice of white dotted Swisses, 15¢, 25¢, 35¢ and 4oc yard. Among them you find the little pin dot which is 1n great demand just now. Be sure to get your coupons with each purchase. Ladies’ and Cents’ Furnishing Coods. 100 dozen gents’ balbriggan underwear, shirts and drawers, regular soc quality, reduced to ZSC. 100 dozen gents’ suspenders, 12Yc, worth 250 Our Silver Dollar unlaund- | ered shirts reduced to soc. 100 dozen ‘ladies’ summer corsets only 50c, worth 75c. Boys' fancy percale waists | § only 25¢, worth 3 1 case of ladies] §1.50 gowns reduced to oSc. hose, Hermsdorff dye, only 12)4c per pair, wprth 25c Ladies’ fast' black cotton hose on]y 124cy worth 25c. 100 dozen gentfi balbriggan half hose only; yz;,c worth 25Cihe CLEARING SALE. Laces. We have them—the choice goods of | the season. came easy 24c,per yard for Butter laces, worth You, want them. They per yard for Vailaces worth 10c Vellings. 300 yards of elegant new veilings only Tic per yard. Collars,. Ladies’ white linén collars, Ic each. Belts. The finest line of belts in the city at 18¢, Zic, 38¢, H0c, T3¢, 87c and Y3c. Elastic. 1,000 yards good elu: from # to 1 inch wide. Handkerch efs, 7e and 10c. Hand Bags. We have three dozen of those elegant 50r hand bags that will be sold at 2ic on Monday. New Sitk Ties, at 1c per yard, Hdkfs a ies in light eolors; choice 19¢: worth 2e. Ladizs’ Wash Waists, Wrap- pers, Etc. Commencing Monday morning we will sell at 50c for your choice, 50 %ozen ludies' waists in percale and other light wash materinls that are odds and ends stock worth from 756 to $1.50. we will sell’10 dozen fast color , goud size, worth form- Ladies’ laundered waists, standing or turned collar, at &1, s0ld all season at $1 35. Very fine waists, lagundered, at 8ic, colors of the best. All sorts of soft wajsts in all kinds of wash cottons at priees of the very lowes House Wrappers. No house wesbgl Chicago carries as many lines as wedo. Prints—Light or dack and stylishly cut. ¢, well made plaids, Nite green, $1.37, lage edging. Irish Lawns—feamtiful material, cool, and colors perfect, $§.68. Black or White Lawn—At $1.98, ele- gantly gotton up, ‘and:would cost ut least £1.50 10 have sage made at home. M. llinery. Weare clearing opt all our trimmed hats at greatly peduced prices. Sun hats in all the pew makes at fac- tory pr In pattern hats and fetehy novelties in original summer styles we have a very varied assortment and the prices are about eme-hall millinery store prices. Childrens’ Hats. Childrens’ bats trimmed and un- trimmed, fram l0¢ up. A very large stock. Wall Paper and Shades. We are closing out remnasts of Sne wall paper very cheap. 1 4 Carpats. This week Brussells carpets 45c vard. All wool ingrain carpets All wool extra super car e Japanese rugs, something new, at very low prices Lace Curtains. to $1.00 per pair, Form 40c, 5oc, prices 7c to $1 Very choice A full line d full e ain p Chenii> Curtains. $3.50 to $4.50 per pair. Hats, Caps and Straw Hats. terns, $1.50 to $2.00, \broidered e, 15¢ each. The greatest reduction ever made in this | department will begin Saturday, and will con- tinue until all is sold. Gents' straw hate 10c. worth Gents' straw hats worth 75e. Gents' straw ha e, all the leading styles, worth §1 Gents' fine max la straw hats 75c, worth Children's and boys' straw hats, 10c, 15c, Boys' fancy straw hats $1.00, $1.25. Men's fur hats in all the leading styles in , 50c, worth 3 } | Derby, Fedora and soft hats, $1.00, worth Children’s tast;'black cotton | from $2.00 to $2.50. Special Trunk and Bag Sale. S-inch trunk for $5.00, worth $10.00. nch trunk for $4.50, worth $9.00. nch trunk for §: nch trunk for $3.00, w We can only quote you a few prices, as the stock is too large. Books: Drummond’s Address, House of Seven Gable:, Scarlet Letter, Reveries of a Bachelor, Dream Life. AH regular 25¢ books, only T5e. Ships That Pass In the Night, Z3c Oxford’s Bible Furniture. These days people want the best goods possible for the least money. So do we. ‘We get the best and we sell at the low »s= possible fiigure. For instance look at this ro:ker: Made of good sound oak, antigue fin- ish, spring seat, upholstered in siik lush or corduroy, assorted colors, price Same rocker, larger, with arms Again, look at this carriage: Made of cane, the best possible springs und gear, upholstered as seen in cut, everything first class, price $4.85. When y need anything in suits, tables, lo s, chairs, rockers, springs, mattresses, pillows, remember we are lower than the lowest and give you the best every June clearing s1le now on. Sporting Coods—Tennis. A fine tennis raq Baseballs at one-half price A S0c bat for 30c Fishing Tack'e Spaon hooks 10¢ each Jointed fish rod 15e. Hooks and lines, ete. Bicycles. VICTORS 85.00 Boy's b Other w Send for catalogue. for sash | 6-quart ice cre: i worth $7.00: S-quart ice cres $9.00; 10-quart ice 1 $12.00; 12-quart worth §14.00 70, worth $19.00; 20-quart ice $6.90, worth $23.00; 4-quart : 6-quart S-quart sprin- sprinklers, 2 pails, 6c worth 20c; 10-quart 2 t heavy tin quart sauc pails, 5e, worth rth wu quart sauce juart sauce pans, 1 85¢; T-quart dish pans, 1le, worth quart dish pans, l4c, worth dish pans, 17¢, wor 2 wort worth ; 10-quart 14-quart dish pan: dish pans, frame wringers, roning tables worth wood o and fork trays, 10c, larze wooden bowls, 7c, worth it boxes, worth 30c; wood ; ‘breadboards, 18c copper bottom wash boilers, 4 worth §1.00; all copper teakettles, 95c, worth $1.75; large flour ca 9c, worth $1.50. Hardware, This is the place to purchase your hard- ware and save about 40 peg cent. Don't make auy difference what arbicle you want we will save you money. Just received unother corlead of screen doors, - windows, wire ‘cloth, poultry wire netting, at unheard and cotton hose. We are nuul- quarters on hose. Note Sc and 10c per foot; hose The, $1.00 and $1.25; couplir ozzle etc. Lawn mowere. We have the t stoc in the city. If you want a lawn mower don’t fail to cull and see us U] | boxes, beautiful design, in Japan and bronze finish at $1.00 and §1 each. In carpenter’s tools we have no com- petitors. Braces from 10c to §1 rules, Sc; brass bound, 16c; hh!(lu s, 2 hand saws, & wood saws, y a full iine of farm implements snaths, grass hoc and binders, harvestin scythe stones barb and twine, harrows, farm bells, in fa in the harvest field and on a far Railroad and mining supplies, including ehovele, picks. mattocks crow i R. claw bars, napping ham- ureucles, track fish plates, sCO0pS, Carts all kinds; dynamite, powder, wire, ' brac Dost augers; in fact raliroad or in a miu Contractors u make a nc on those 1z used on a Jf this, us we are headquarters ds. We will interest you, Stove Departmant- stuck on We a rasoline stoves and badly, and we must get rid of them. We have about 1.000 two and three burner T lar 1d $6.00 each; our price and #2.95. In large stoves we ar up to the skies. burnet > 18 is $2.95 loaded A two burner and step ator and vapor stove r ming shelf and fine Russia iron oven. This stove sold everywhere for Monday is er we fully guar 000 ofl stove Remember agents lul KL Home Ste finest range on earth plete line of Stewart ~v~\v~ and Ranges of which we carry puivs und water fixt Music Departmant. SPECIAL BARGAINS TO REDUCE STOCK. Do you know that you can buy almost any plano’ you want at Hayden Bros. about. 40 per cent leks than you can buy them any- where else We will sell for a few days New upright pianos, worth $3 00. W upright p for nos, worth $400.00, for upright planos, worth $500.00, for 4 upright, slightly used, for d square for $160.00 1 second-hand square for $100.00 1 second quare for §75.00. Remember we are sole agents for the world renowned CHICKERING, Before g a cheap or medium grade plano get our prices on the ubove named famous pian PIANOS TO RENT T MUSIC sheet music, 6e per copy, by mail at reduced prices on mandolins and guitars this thing in the music line Fru't Jars, fruit jars, 40c per dozen, 1-pint M. complete, regular price 1 rt Mason fruit regular _price, $1 00, quart Mason f jars, 60c, per dozen, egular price § each, with covers b each, worth $1.50. frult sets, 6 small fruit napples large fruilt dish, 43¢ per set, worth 0c per dozen, | purchasing ugents should | — Jewelry. Special silverware sale this week. An eleg new design, hand engraved, uumlrlqlr plate tea set of six pieces, teapot, spooner, creamer, syrup and butted $6.98, worth $12.00 AA ten Epoon AA table spoons, 98 per set. brand, 12 dwt, knives op triple plate, solid nickle silver plated tea spoon, 280 per set 6 silver plated coffee £poons in box, 87c. Silver pl d napkin rin be each. Sclid silver thimbles, 13c. Ladies silver and gold button sets, 850, worth $1.00. The lowest prices on solid gold rings in the city. WATCHES, Elgin or Waltham, in gold stiffened cases, $5.49, worth double. 500 silver and gold photo frames, 25e, worth Drug Department. extract perfume at 9c per ounce White Rose, I Club, Crabapple Bl of the Valley, Jockey som, Heliotrope, Honey, | Suckle, Frangipanni, Violet Wild Olive, White Lilac and many others all go at 9@ per ounce skola, large, ine's Celery 20 Taylor's sour mash whisky, 50¢ per bottle. 0ld Crow sour mash whisk X ain gyringe, -quart Fountain eyringe, Perscriptions filled et the Jowest prices Crocenes. Huyden Bros. picnic will be on Sunday, but our patrons will have their picnic afl pext week in the grocery department. Be sure and come; we will have large pails jelly for 30c. Choice sweet sugar corn, 5%c can. Choice solid packed tomatoes, Blge can. rly June peas only 8l4c can. Flat cans steak salmon only 10c can. Highland brand cream 12lc can. Columbia brand pure cream 12%c can. Condensed milk only 10c can. Bakers chocolate only 17%c pkg. Sweet chocolate only be pkg. Crest yeast, warranted pure, will be glvem away free Monday. Pure tomato catsup 15c bottle. Blackberries (preserved) only 10c can. Home made arple, peach or plum buttes ¢ pound Be sure and get coupons. We have the largest stock of dried frult east of California and we sell them at wholes sale prices. Just see if we don't: Raisin cured prunes, Sc per pound. Large California prunes only 7%c per pound California dried grapes only 8ic pep pound. Best Valencia raisins only 4c per pound. English currants (clean), 4%c¢ per pound. Blackberries only $%c per pound. White cherries (dried) only 12 ck cherries (dried) on Coupons given free with White Paris sos Progress soup, ser pound ce Jupan tea, 19¢ to 25c. tew, 10c, 1 cked coffee, 1oc, Golden Rio, 26c to 2 Ol Government Java and Mocha, 350, % pounds for $1.00. Flour Department. To introduce Haydens' best 5X flour, we will for a short time put in one of the f¢ lowing articles iu every sack. The flour ia warranted to be the best you ever used op money refunded: One diamond ring. One gold watch. One §5 bill. One set solid silver plated teaspoons. One ladies’ rolled gold watch chain. One ladies’ cluster diumond lace pin. Our best 5X flour is made from the besk Russiay hard wheat which is grown in North Dakota and milled in Pillsbury mille in Minneapolis, which is the same 28 his best. There is no better made. We have Minnes sota flour for $1, and down as low as 650, | which warrant to be good. Butter. You always get sceking in vain good butteg outside of Haydens Yes, here is the only place where vou can buy the finest butter made at prices that defy competition. Read these prices t Finest country butter made for 12%c and 16¢ You know by this time that we have without a doubt the finest creamery buttep made. You also know that our price cannot be reached by any store in the west. Creame ery butter that you pay and 30c for you can buy here for 18¢ and 20¢ Cheese. Haydens' is the only place you can ge§ what you want Full cream cheess, T%o and 10c; full cream Young America cheese, Tigc; brick cheese, Sc, 10c and 123c; Mmbury ger cheese, 10c and 12 188 cheese, 12340, l4c and 16c. Remember you can buy am kind of cheese made at lowest prices whel you come here. Crackers. Talk about crackers. But read these prices and then think for & moment whethep we are in it or not: Oyster crackers, 330 nd; soda crackers, only bc pep 4XXX ginger snaps, 10c; Bnow o crackers, Brem nurn Lunch for Bigc; sold all gver the city for 15 We hal dle the finest goods In the wunlr) and kee| one of the largest cracker factories golng making our supply Corued beef, § pound Pickle pork, T%¢: cooked ham, 10c; bobes less ham, 10c; California sugar cured ham, 9c; salt pork, Bc; bacon, $¢; sugar cure@ No. 1 bacon, 11%c¢ and 12%c; pigs’ feet, bog bologna, head cheese and liver sausage, 6o per pound; cod fsl 4c per pound; fancy lemons, 10¢; all kinds fish always i stock af lowest prices