Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 8, 1894, Page 9

Promptly and Carefully Filled If you cannot call in person, send us a mail order, which will answer (hu plll]’\(l‘u.jlls( as well. Second Week 1894 slxfiix ]A(‘:ES PAGES - Ifi § COPY FIVE CENTS HAYDEN BROS OUR SUMMER CLEARANGE SALE [ Previous to Invoice Taking Has Set the Town a Talking and Is Daily Crowding The Big Store. Tomorrow sees greater values than ever—prices were given an extra clipping——if one figure won't sell another will —this idea acts all over the store—never was the time riper for b‘lrgcun picking, cond Week Goes With Every Purchase, Call for them--save them—they cost you nothing and are worth consider; M1111nery Now s the dull season in millinery—dull sverywhere—except in the big store. We are literally forcing trade by our low prices and anyone who reads the following cannot help admitting “‘some great bargains are here."” Trimmed hats, in blacks and colors, neatly trimmed in the latest styles, worth double our asking price, $1.00 One ot 50 trimmed hats, are dainty, neat and sensible, trimmed after the latest ideas and are well worth §5.00, $2. Flowers, 5c, 10c and up per bunch. We show a pleasing variety of wreaths, chil- Oren’s wreaths be, reduced from 10c. | Children’s hats and bonnets; the low prices bave struck these stocks in hard shape, prices were 75c, now 39c. Dress Goods. Much conld be said about this gigantic stock. simply marvelous in these hard times; and yet we keep cutting prices until it seems us though the bottom had been reached; but we will give them another slash befors invoicing. Its prices, its sales, arc 36-inch fancy weaves, worth 2jc -inch all-wool checks, worth 48 40 and 44-inch novelty dr 42-inch silk mixtures, the 82 quality, before-invoicing price. ... 44-inch beautiful English checks we sold this season at $1.25, before-invoicing price...... . 39¢, befor e, -invoicing price before-invoicing price goods, worth 80c to $1.25, before-invoicing price 40 FEHIATI ool kg (hia seasoraiicelbdo, batora volalng | price: 46-inch all-wool bedford cord, blues, browns and wines, sold for Tie, before- T S et D ) o e vivr...39C Jewelry Dep't An elegant quadruple silverplated tea pot, sugar bowl, cream pitcher, spoon holder, syrup pitcher and butter dish, all hand en- graved and new- designs, complete set, $6.98, worth $12.00. Rogers triple plated 12.dwt. per set. knives, $1.25 Gold stiffened hunting case Elgin or Wal- tham watch, $5.49 up. Gold plated watch chairls, d6c, worth $1.00. Gents' sterling silver~ cuft buttons, 4c, worth $2.00. Solid coin silver thimbles, 13c. Nickel alarm clocks, 55e. Ladies' best rolled plate button sets, 35c, worth $1.00. Fine prices. watch and clock repairing at reduced SO\/IM fig ures cannot be undersold. Cotton top mattres. Combinations . W ‘We can make over an, or DIAT’I‘RLA_ Ss TALK. on of time, gave 8 hours to sleep. SANDOW, the Strong Man, says he sleeps at least 9 or 10 hours out of the 24, GLADSTONT prolonged power: Even the average man—be ho a professional or business man, mec one-third of his time in led. not get the best mattress to sleep upon, und we can = let you have the best at a very moderate figure. Our mattresses are made by the Omaha Mattress Co, and Billow & Doup. Here are some sampl n hair Feathers and pillows of ths very best grades at the lowest possible prices DON'T FORGET OUR FURNITURE PRICES. IGURES AND LOUR INDUCEMENTS. To Introduce Haydens' best 6X flour, we will for a short time put In every sack one of the following articles. The flour Is ware ranted to be the best you ever used or money refunded. sREAT, in his famous sub. tributes his wonderfully a measure to long sleeps, loast why ianic or laborer—spends at Considering this, One One One diamond ring. gold watch $5.00 bill. One set solid silver plated teaspoons. One ladies’ rolled gold watch chain. One ladies’ cluster diamond lace pin. 4X Minneapoli perlative flour, $1.10. Valley Lily flour, 95c. Victor flour, 90c. Snow Flake flour, 65c. A guml flour, 502, Our , 84 . $8.00, $10.00 12, mattress in whate size you desire. Linen Department. 70-inch bleached table damask, the regular 8gc, to go now at 49c. 56-inch unbleached damask, the 49c quality, to go now at 29c. 81-inch bleached German $1.50 quality, to go now at gSc. 56-inch turkey red damask, 6o-nch turkey red, warrated fast, 69c quality, to go now at 4oc. Innumerable remnants in all qaulities; table linen at soc on the dollar. House Furnishing Goods Summer lamp shades, 20¢ each, worth 50c. wire frames, 2-hoop water pails, Te. Fancy lamp shades, frames over 25 differ- ent styles, regular price $1.00, our price Monday, 45c each. All copper tea kettles, 75c each, regular sold at $1.50. No. 8 nickle tea kettles, 95c. 4-quart sprinkler, 15c. G-quart sprinkler, 19c. S-quart sprinkler, 26c. 7 copper bottom wash bolier, 39¢c; No. linen, none better for wear, worth 22¢, to gonow at 12%c. 8 101-1‘-(-9 toilet sets, splendid decorations and color, $2.65; regular sold at $5.00. House Furnishing Goods Wash tubs 2Gc each. The Western Washer $2.2! on this deal. Sugar bowls, 3%c each. Butter dishes, 8lkc each. Spoon holder, 3%c each. Cream pitcher, 3%c each. Water glasses, 1%c each. Tin top jelly glasses, 24¢ per dozen. Gold band china cups and saucers, 7c per pair. Hotel bakers, 39¢ per dozen. Solid nickle 3-pint coffee pot, 65c. Solid nickle, 4-pint coffee pot, 75c. Solid nickle, 5-pint coffet pot, 85c. Solid nickle, 3-pint tea'tpot, G5c. Solid nickle, 4-pint tea pot, 75c. 5; you save $2.00 IDrugs and Patent Medicines Castoria, 25c. Benson's capcine plaster, 16c. Ayer's hair vigor, 6be Paskola, large, Paskola, smali, 4 Indian Sagwa, 7 Port_wine, 85c per_bottle. Whisky, 50c per bottle. We compound all prescription carefully and well. Ladies Hats. Ladies' trimmed hats, in blacks and col- ors, tastefully trimmed with bows, flowers and pins, this seascn's style, such as you have been accustomed to paying $3.00 for, now §1.25. Children's trimmed hats, in blacks colors, we ordinarily would get 60c for, and now Boys " and Chlldren s Clothmg ' long knee-pant suits, ages 12 to 19, in dark and light shades, worth 1. $2.25. :-pant svits, ages 3 to 15, go this week regardless of cost; your choice in double and single-breasted, worth $2, 95¢. all-wool ¢hmbination suits, with 2 pair punts and cap to match, sold in h us the price is only $2 95, uits in knee pants, strictly all wool, s]m(l«‘- made as well as tailor'made, double or single-breasted what we have left for $2.50. These are worth from $4.50 to $5 Men’s Light Clothing. Men’s all-wool light coats and vests, $1,75. Men'’s light-colored serge coats and ves's, worth %, $2.57, Men’s Odd Pants Sale. Men’s all-wool pants in cassimeres and heviots in light and mixed colors, regs ular prices from $4.00 to $5.00, $2.75. "Inllu‘ our Dodge street window for prices of odd pants and thin clothing in the lates your choice of 0. JAPONETS Dress (;00ds The nobbiest gdods offered this sea- son. Sold rightalong for 39¢; now to go guick at 19(3 Y ard. Wash Dress Goods Department. The only place in Omaha where you can get every thing made in wash goods, at prices lower than ever, 12ic 10c 15¢ 15¢ 15¢ 5c Satin Stripe Japonnet, reduced to . % Syrian Crepes........cooeeven 5 French Organdies, 32 inch French Dimities, 32 inch Scotch Lawn, reduced. . : French Ginghams. best made former price 390 now 19¢ Apron Check Gingham, worth 8¢, now . 3ic Scotch Zephyr Gingham, handsome designs, worth 25c, price 12tc. Outing Flunnel, worth 10c¢, special price 5¢ STOVES = RANGES A 2-burner stove, with steel cover over burner, regular price $5.25, we offer now for $3.25. A 3-burner, rerular price $7.25, now $3.95. But, look here, a large 2-burner vapor stove with step shelve, Russla iron oven and lay-down tank, regular price $22, we offer now for $11.95, A $2.50 oven for $1.45; a $3.50 oven for §2; a large Russla iron oven, regular price $4.50, now $3.25. Lining Dept Best English cambric, all colors, 3 English twill silesia 1oc. Double-face silesia 15¢. 36-inch French percaline, worth 19c, special price 1oc. $1.50. Everything in linings at greatly reduced prices before ventory. Sheeting Dept. spec’al 6%5c. 9-4 brown sheeting, worth 2o0c, speci\\l l2%c. 42 inch pillow casing, worth 12c, for 714 An extra qlullty 8c cotton flannel for 5c. 4-4 bleach sheeting, , worth gic, Having secured the services of Mr. Clar it ence Vossler, late with the Esty Plano Co. ot New York, we are now enabled to do plano-tuning of the highest grade at a price that will be a surprise to many, viz.: $1.50, Satisfaction guaranteed in every case, - BLACK To do this department justice we would need the entire space of The Bee. 4o-inch all wool henrietta, price, 39c, 4o-inch storm serge, worth 59c, before-invoicing price, 35c. 46-inch Frederick Arnold’s best German henrietta, worth ¢, before-invoicing price, 59c. 98 A magnificent line of black 500&1: black goods. Earm Implements. These Prices Will Bear a Loo%- ing Up. Consult Your Own Interest and Buy flom Us. GOODS. Make a note of our prices on Farming Implements. If you want anything in this line do not fall to see or write us, worth 59¢, before-invoicing and $20.00 to $30.00 on a binder. We have a large stock of binders' twine, all grades, at 7c, 74%c and 8%c per pound. * rakes, scythe stones and paddles, water kegs, ' A complete line of grain cradles, hay forks; in fact, everything used on a farm or in a harvest field. We save you $10.00 to $15.00 on a mower We carry a full line of scythes, swaths, | | | Builders’ Hardware 1,000 kegs of best wire steel nalls at 1%c per pound. Think of it! 1% per pound for best wire steel nails, If you are in want of builders' hardware !don't’ fail to call on us, We will save you about 50 per cent on same, Mortice locks, 14c. Rim knob locks, 14c. ! Hinges, be. Door bolts, 3e. In screen doors, window frames, screen wire cloth and poultry wire netting at bot- tom prices. In carpenters’, blacksmiths' and mechanics’ tools we can beat the world. Note the following prices: 2-foot boxwood rules, 3c. 2-foot boxwood rules, brass Double iron smooth planes ub ound, 16c. . a 5c. handled ‘axes, all sizes, job lot, at 59¢; no limit. 8o Rallroad and Mining Supplies. We carry a full stock of railroad and min- Ing supplies at about 40 per cent under all competitors, including the following goods: P'cks, mattocks, shovels, crowbars, claw- bars, powder, dynamite, caps, fuse, wheel- barrows, scrapers, carts, plows, rope, sheaves; in fact, everything used in the construction of a railroad or In & mine. Rallroad contractors should make a note Rubber and cotton hose, 7¢, 8¢ and 10¢ per foot. of the above. We will save you money. Our Special Attractions in Silks For next week Is a new line of Cheney Bros. Best Quality PRINTED SILKS 24 Inches Wide. 590 Per Yard, These are all new designs of this s on’s latest productions, and should not be confounded with a lot of remnants of pizked over, unsalas ble styles of an inferior grade. You never will get as good goods again for so little money. CHENE” BROS. BEST QUALITY PRINTED SILKS Por Yara D9C por Yar* Grocery Items 24 Pounds of Sugar for $1—Cut Prices Like These Can’t Last Forever. 24 pounds of Sugar for $I. ‘We will sell you cholce sugar corn, 6%c¢ can. Cholce solld packed tomatoes only 9%o can, Early June peas only §%c can. Very fine preserved blackberries, 10c can. Choice cut steak salmon, 10c can. Very fine salmon for 8%c, 9%c and 10¢ can., s Ol sardines, 8%c can. Mustard sardines, 7¢ can. Mixed pickles only Se bottle, nly Be bottle. Chow chow HAYDEN BROS STR!KE THE RIGHT CHORD IN OFFERING Fine Music and Musical Instrumants AT VERY LOW PRICES. IEET MUSIC, somprising such popular titles as “Over the Waves,” by fth Nocturne,” by Leybach; *‘Minuct by Paderewski, ete., such as are regularly sold for 50¢, Toe and $1.00, NOW 6¢ PER COPY. Catalogue upon ap- plication. 5,000 copies of all g ades of Voeul Musie, folio, 2i¢, 35¢ and 50¢. A full and complete assorvment. MUSICIANS AND OTHERS ave invited to look pianos, organs, violins, guitars, mandolins, et We offer guitar au 5. Mandolins from $3 75 upwanr Stewart banjos from $10 up. are agents for the celebrated Washburn mandolins and guitars, If you contemplate getting a piano, get our prices on “The Chickering,” the standavd piano of the world, and for which we are sole Omaha agents. We can make a very material saving to our custdmers, as we undersell regular music dealers. New pianos always on hand for rent. Promot attention given to piano tuning orders. Our piano case organ is the latest novelty in organs, in appear- ance resembling a handsome, upright piano with seven full octave keys. over our assortment of as a leader, an elegant We WE GIIHIM EMPHASIZE THIS FAGT TOO STRONGLY Piano, an Organ, a Violin, a Gait v Mandolin or some Elu-ul Musie, lnmk lhn)u;:h”uu stock, Look come purchasers. s on invariably be- Books. 500 bound books for Monday only 15e. 1,000 novels, such authors as Eliot, Cooper, Scott, Irving, “Duchess,” “Ships That Pase in the Night" So. 8§00 novels 6o, . . Stationery. Irish linen paper, 20¢ pound. Some prices which cannot be Improved upon: Country butter, 10¢, 12%e, and best country butter, 15¢; agaln our separator is up for 18¢ and 20¢. There is no butter made to equal our ereamery; buy somg and be con- vinced. Tublets, 2c 5c and 10¢. 1 dozen pencils, be. Mucllage, 3 bottles, Se. Groc- vies: Finest imported queen olives, 35c quart. Saville olives, 25e quirt, Arabian olives, 15e:qtart French mustard only 2%¢ bottle. Large pails of jelly, 30c pail. Sweet chocolate, 3%e package. Condensed milk, 10¢ can. Corn starch, 3%c patkage. Rolled wheat (somd' calf {t Californla breakfast food), G¢ pound! Geod Japan rice, from B¢ up. Baking chocolate only 17%c package. 1-1b. can fiberless cocoanut, T%c. Soda crackers, 5¢ pound. Oyster crackers, 3%e. | Tomato catsup only 7%e bottle. 1 ADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS. ends to be closed out at once re- Everything in odds and gardless of cost. Special value in men’s negligee shirts at 75¢ and 98¢, re- duced from g1.25 and $1. 50. 100 dozen gents' worth 12%c, s0 dozen gents' worth 25c, Best quality linen coliars, only 12%4c each, worth 20c. 100 dozen gents' Teck scarfs, 25¢, An elegant line of gents' suspenders, 2 corsets, broken sizes, worth g1.00, re- 100 dozen ladies’ duced to 35¢c. Boys' shirt waists, 25¢ each, a regular goc quality. white hemstitched fast black Dried Fruits We are dried fruits. headquarters cholce Californfa - Cholce raisin cured prunes, Tic pound. Very best sweet California prunes, 10¢ and 12%¢ pound. California raisin grapes only 3%e pound. Fine London layer raisins 6%e pound. glish currants, cleaned, 6%c; 4 1bs. for handkerchiefs, sc, 12Y4¢, Very cholce currants, 4%c, 6¢ and 6c Ib, Blackberries, evaporated, only 9%c Ib, White cherries, 11c Ib. Red cherrles, 1b. Tartaran cherries, very best, cotton hose, only 13¢ 1b. reduced from so0c. ., worth soc. Soap. White Parls soap laundry, 7 bars_for Climax soap, 7 ba Large bars of castile soap, 19¢ per bar, Mottled or white castile soap, 2 bars for [ Coupons with every sale for the bath, tollet or — - Californla sugar core@ bams, $¢; corned 10¢, 10¢; bologna beet, B¢; pickla pork, 7ie;. dried beef, l: the amd 16c; beneless ham, head cheese and liver sausage, be per pound. Cheese. Full crream brick cheese, 5c per pound Limburger ches e, 11c and 12%e, Swiss cheese, 1214, l4¢ and 16c Wisconsin full cream, 7i%c, All other cheese away down In price. 10¢c and 12%e. Tea and Cofi‘ee Tea nibs, 16¢ and 19c Ib, Tea siftings, 10¢c, 12%c and 16¢ Ib. Broken Java coffee, 16c and 17%c 1B, |< ancy Golden Rio, 28¢ and 25¢ Ib, ov. Java, 33c Ib. O Mocha, 86¢, or 3 lbs, few $1.00, Crackers. o per pound; fancy XXX soda er snaps, 10¢; sugar cookles, grand frosted creams, molasses | cake, oatmeal and city sodas, all at 10c;| snowflake crackers, 7%c; nice pound package | of oatmeal crackers, very best made, lurl 12%e. erack: