Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1894, Page 9

O e e e e s P FOVTORIAL SHEE. ESTABLISHED JU OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, AU UST 12, 1894 SIXTEEN PAGES. THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. l’\(:lF COPY FIVE CEN ek -, Phetd 6. Mail Orders. Orders by mail promptly filled. Write particulars. goods below market prices. HAYDEN BRWHERS. The way to make money is to save it. town save car fare ut-of—'l‘own. CUS[()IHCTS from out of both ways by trading at Haydens The way to save it is to buy reliable What you don’t want is dear at any price, but if you want any ot these articles you can save money on every single one of them. NEW FALL SILKS HAVE ALL ARRIVED AT HAYDEN BROS. WE ARE THE FIRST TO SHOW THE NELW NOVELTIES IN SILKS AND VELVETS. WE MAKE SOME INTERESTING PRICES ON NEW SILKS TO MOVE THEM QUICKLY COLORED SILKS. wide, in black, i 250 A YARD 250 A YARD Plnhl u:lur d India silks, 22 inches b orange nd wine, only Co'ored moire silk, 20 inches wide, in black, brown, tan and navy blue, actual value 75¢ a yard, our priceis .... cardinal, light blue Colored surah silks, 20 inche 390 teed absolutely all silk, in evi A YARD Colored armure silks, 21 inches wide, in_brown, navy blue, myrtle and wine, every thread silk and really 490 worth 83¢ a yard; our price on them 8 Plain colored extra heavy I:Iz butia silks, 24 i wide, goods guaran- ry shade desired, only A YARD nches wide ask 75¢c a in 70 beautiful nev 5, other hou yard; our pr Colored Picot taffetta silks for waists and trimmings, in all the new fall shades, handsom: quality silk, A YARD only .. PRI AN A i R A YARD Gros de Lot s, the new xm\'\.lt g sses, we show them In all the new fall colorings, and tlu, c prices range from $1.75 to as low as....... A YARD Colored faille silks in browns, navys, green, wine, slate, tan, and olive, regular $1.00 quality silks, c this week only. ; A YARD BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS. THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT AND THE LOWEST PRICES ON BLACK SILKS. WE GUARNTEE OUR BLACK SILKS IN EVERY PAR- TICULAR. .+25¢ yard gl\lflfl silk, black, 22 inches wide urah silk, black, 24 inches wide. Armure silk, black, 20 inches wide Faille silk, black, 20 inches wide . Peau de Soie silk, black, 21 inches wide Gros grain silk, black, 20 inches wide. Gros grain silk, black, 21 inches wide o Royal armure silk, black, 21 inches wide ... . Satin duchesse silk, 21 inches wide..... Black cachemere finish gro n, 2% inche: Black royal armure, 24 inches wide .......... Black peau de soie, 24 inches wide Black satin luxor, 24 inches wid Black satin rhadzimere, 24 inches wide y ‘We sell the best blm.k silk to be found hl this ¢ yard. 25 pieces of handsome q\uli:‘ ilk faced velveteen, in brown, navy, wine, cu al, myn.h. and purple, actually worth 50¢ a yard at 250 A YARD 10 picces of a fine quality BLACK SILK VELVET, really worth 75¢ a yard, our price is as long as thé velvet lasts..... 390 A YARD DRESS GOOD% DRESS GOODS, We Must! We Shall! We Have to Have It! »~More room—and in order to get it we are willing to sacri! y dollar’s remuining of our spring and summer Gress goods at such low prices that it will 892 yard 89¢ yard 1.00 yurd $1.00 yard 1.00 yard 1.00 yard ntry for $1.00 a worth make cven the shrewdest and best buyers stare in open-mouthed wonder and say, How can they afford to do it? T We have got to do it in order to make room for our new fall import. We have to make room for these goods and to do so we wili place on sale Monday the nswor i fons, which we are cxpecting every day. following goods at the following ruinous prices. Reaa this carefully and note every article and every price, for this is a chance of a life time. A 30 Inch Freneh Novelty Suiting for............ ANORRANAAATAOOr . 1B¢ vun A 36 inch Stovm Serge, all eolors, 12%¢C v 8%0 Yard 29¢ v 39¢ vun 29¢ v for A 306 inch Fancy Illuminated Grenadine fo A M inch Wool Henrietta for.......... o A 30 inch all Wool Ser| All our 50¢ and ¢ Checks and Sty A 40 inch Creum Henriotta for 39¢ v A 40 inch Cream Albatross for...... 39¢ v« BLACK GOODS BLACK GOODS. A few of the many bargains to be found in this department on Monday. 0, all colc 80 inch Storm Serge...... AA0Na)ONAN B0ANSN N RN N NAANSS vrnens 1BXOC vara 86 inch Noyelty.. i i 12%C v 46 Inch Wool Cushmere.. 39¢ vuu 39¢ . 48c 59c¢ 49c¢ 75¢ 86 inch All Wool Cashmere 46 inch Al Wool Cashmere......... 46 inch Silk Finish Henvietta (Arnold 46 ineh All Wool Serge All our Black Noveltics go Monday at.. Wall Paper. Closing out odd patterns tn Wall Paper at very low prices A gvod gilt paper at be. ‘And others in proportion, |Sewing Machines. We have a few left of those celebrated Noble Machines, to close out for $15.00, Fully | wrranted tor 5 jears, Wash Dress Goods. Tt is not profit or cost we are now look- ing after in this line, but to sell the stufl and sell it quick. These prices ought to close out every yard of them Imported crepe which sold at 35¢ and 4( 'd now going «t 10¢ yard. inch wide Javonstte, Crepoline and Creponette, all worth 19¢, 25¢ and 35e, all in one lot at Hayden’s, only 10¢ yard. inch Bengaline, 25¢ yard, now 8¢ Mouselline de Tndia in black ground, the finest, shecrest wash goods in the market, worth 35c, now going at 10c yard. 32-inch wide indigo Llue Japanese cloth, sold all over the country at lac; Hayden's closing price, Te yard. 32-inch wide Jaconet lawns, Pongecs, Foulards, ete., which were 10¢ and 15¢; Haydens' selling them at 5¢ yard. Linen Department. Special prices that ought to intsrest close buyers. Read them over carefully and compare. You will suve money by buying your linens at Hayden’s. 66 inch wide cream damask all pure linen at vard. 3 inch cream damask pure v heavy 3¢ yard. Full bleached damask 50¢, 60c and 75¢ yard. 70 inch bleached damask 69c yard. Silver bleached damask 75c and 85c yard. Every one of these special bargains is worth looking after— Bleached huck toweling 3ic yard. Fringed napkins 25¢ dozen. % all linen full bleached dinner nap- kins at $1.00 dozen. Bleached or unbleached towels at 5¢ each. Honey comb towels 2 for 5¢, 30¢c dozen. Fancy knotted fringe printed tidies, 10¢ each, never offered by any one for less than 15c. New styles and designs in fancy tidies at 15¢ and 25¢ each. We are overstocked in white bed spreads, we have th0 many; they must be sold; look them over. They are offered at prices that will sell them, linen, e turkish Chenille Table Covers. New fall stock just received all new styles first of the season, bought direct from the makers, largest stock and best selection ever displayed by any house in Omaha. 4-4 covers 49¢ each, 5 T5e cach. at e, $1.50 and $2.50 each. 7-4 und 8-4 covers at $2.50 euch. 10-4 covers at $3.98 each. Hayden’s Domestic Dept. The la stock of Sheetings, Mus- lins, Ginghams, Prints, Ete. Berkley cambric, Tie yard. Deep River Sheeting, yard wide, 5c yard. Yard wide Holbrook Bro, Muslin, 3tc yard. 37-inch Bleached Dairy Cloth, 2¢ yard. 45-inch Bleached Dairy Cloth, 3¢ yard. 42-inch Bleached Pillow Casing, 8ic yard. Mill remnants of blue denim'worth 18¢ yard, on sale at 10¢ yard. Cretonne worth 2, yard, Best indigo blue prints, 5¢ yard. New dark fall styles best prints, 5c yard. Apron check and dress styles Gingham, 5¢ yard. Crinkled seersucker worth e yard. White yavd White Wool yard Good Ticking 8¢, 10¢, and 15¢ yard. Best and cleanest Cotton Batting of- feved in this city at 10¢, 15¢ and e, Al lending vrands of muslin on hand at lowest prices. on sale at 1sc in 15¢; now Shaker Flannel, 5¢ and 10¢ Flannel, 15¢ and 20c Curtain Goods. ace Curtains, tra fine ones, § 5c and $1.00, to $3.00. , 2 a yard, base ball goods, Base balls at half price. A regulation bat j3oc, Lawn tennis rackets ¢1.75, worth ¢3.00. Bicycles at one-third off. ’Cycle oil 5c per bottle, Fish hooks 5c per dozen. Jointed fish rods 15¢c each, worth 4oc. Send for catalogue and and guns, MUSIC DEPARTMENT STANDARD SHEET MUSIC 3¢ PER COPY. Comprising such popular titles as “‘Over the Waves,” by J. Rosas; ‘*Mel, by Rul)cnulvm' “Tars nnhelle,” by Heller: “Fifth Nocturne,” b, Potpourri,” by Jucobows! strume; $5.00 go ut $ GUITARS—From PIANOS torent from FIRSI-CLASS PIANO TUNING, SPORTING G00DS DEPT In this department we have a full line of bicycles, lawn tennis rackets, guns, revolvers, ammunition, fishing tackle, etc. Here are a few of the reduced prices: Loaded shells §1.60 per 100. $1“Fadelle Impromptu Brilliant,” by Bohmm. And ‘I‘housands,nf Other Selections Equally as Good. Inm‘ucuun Books one-half off regular price. selections une-half price Monday. In ~t| ing instruments we have made the same cut. 50 Monday; ones sold at $10.00, sold at $12.00, go at $6.90 Monday; ones sold at $20.00 go at $10.00. BANINDS—The famous Stewart—$10.00 and upwards. 5 up to the renowned ““Washburn.’’ 3.00 up per month, ORGANS from $2.00 up per month. $1.50. worth 15¢, special prices on bicycles In F,” Lrmine Loybuch; All the late *‘Songs” and “‘In- Violins regularly soid at $5.00 Monday. Mandolins formerly Work Guaranteed Dress Linings. It your dealer does not keep what you want in the way of dress linings go to Hayden’s, where you find the largest stock to select from, priceé guaranteed to be the lowest or money cheerfully re- funded. All colors best cambric 3ic. Examine our Silesia and Percaline which are being sold at 10c yard, Notions. Special sale on combs and brushes of all descriptions. Combs ‘or 3, worth Te. Combs for se, worth 10¢. Combs for 7e, wor Combs for 10¢, wor c. Combs for 13c, wort Combs for 15e, worth d0c. 20e. ) worth 2 hruslws for 206, worth 10 ¢, worth 50 Hair brushes for 30c, worth 0 Cloth brushes for 10¢, worth Cloth brushes for 15¢, worth 25c. Cloth brushes for :L'vc. worth H0c. Cloth brushes fo) e, worth 60c. Tooth brushes for 3¢, worth 8c. Tooth brushes for 13¢, worth 2ie. Buth brush. Nuil prushe Flesh brush Baby brushes, All at half price. Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings: 100 dozen ladies’ night gowns, full size and made from good material, only 59c, worth 75 A lot of ladies' white skirts only 69c, duced from $1.00. Ladies’ jersey ribbed vests only 4c, worth o Te- 1 lot of ladies’ jersey ribbed vests only 10c, good value at 20e. 1 lot of ladies' fast blgck cotton hose worth Children’s fast black Gotton hose, our reg- lar 26c quality, reduced tp 1c. 1 lot men's 25 suspenders, reduced to only 1 case of men's British halt'h per pair, splendid value: 100 dozen ladies' black silk mitts, heavy, only worth 40¢. 100 'dozen gent's Blackstone unlaundercd shirts only 60c, worth Best quality gent's only 12%e. hose only 12%c extra Swiss collars and cuffs Hats. OUR GREAT ONE DOLLAR HAT SALE, styles and the fine Fur Derby, $1.00, fine Fur Fadora, $1.00. fine Fur Crushes, $1.00 fine Fur Soft Hats, $1.00. Clothing. Prices here aro not what they used to be. Our summer stock, what is left of it, must be moved. tend to do it: All our “Never Rip” pants that have sold for $2.25 and $2.50 will ve #old while they last at....... A broken line of fine tailor-made trousers, best patterns and workmanship, marked 4,00, now less than half An excellent line of all wool suits, light weight, sold pre- viously at $10.00; to move them at once. .. Coats and vest, flannel, two lines and $5.00; now.....$1,50 unn] $3 00 Long pants suits, 12 to 18, mark as high as $5.00; closing pr ......... ....$2.00 and $2.75 All wool knee pants suits, nges 4 to 14, marke and $4.00; now $2,.50 This is how we in- serges and worth $3.00 Millinery. Prices here have waned with the waning summer. Saliors in black, brown, white and navy, at lowest prices Furniture. The best goods made, retailed at the low- est possible price. This is the ldea we carry out in our furniture busines., thercfore we sell lots of goods. This extenslon table: 6-foot, 8-toot, $6. Extra leaves, put up in strong, neat case, and are furnished with iron dowels instead of wooden always have plenty of the goods advertised. PICTURES. We wish to reduce stock of pictures. price now on each picture The Is cut in two, so you can hve any plcture now in stock at half what it is marked, (the plctures in our Dodge street window excepted). Take a look at them. Trunks and Valises for our new stock of trunk clal prices to clean up our 34 and 36 inch trunks in different styles, $5.00; former price, $7.00 to $9.00. 16 inch club-bag, B0c, worth $1.00. 16 inch fine club bag, $1.25, worth $2.50, fine grain leather club bag, leather lined, b, wor awl 8 10¢ and 16¢ Telescope Case, 24 and 26 inch, leather bound, $2.00. | Hardware. Its the talk of the town— the low prices we are selling hardware at. We compete against Chicago and St. Lowis houses nearly evory come out on top. Three . carloads of best wire stecl nals at e per pound, Mortice door locks only 14c. Rim door locks, only lde, Door bolts, only 3e. Window fastenc We also carry the llIIL\‘kl stock of fine builders’ hardware in the city, in- cluding fine English, French and Amc 1 bronzo and ornamental sliding door front door locks, ~ hinges, sash 5, ete., ete, r in the line of carpenter, mackinists, and blacksmith tools at 50 per cent. cut under regular rates. 10¢ 2-ft. boxwood rules go at 3e. 40c 2-ft. boxwood rules, brass bound, go at 16e. 75e double iron smoothing planes go at 30c. $1.00 double iron jack planes go at 4dc. 40¢ braces go at 10c. o braces g0 at g but always day $1.00 hi 70 at 49c. 25¢ 2 5 B0c 2-key juil padlocks, large, go at 10¢. We have the largest stock of rubber and cotton lawn hose in the city at Te, 8¢ and 10¢ per foot. Lawn sprinklers, every varioty. at 25 por cent. under regular rate Lawn mowers, all kinds, from $2.75 up, Sereen dunrs. sereen window cloth and poultry wire netting at greatly ro- duced prices. Corn cutters, 15¢ and 25¢ each. Scythe snat] Potato hook: Apple parer, ¢ and slicer, only 23c. Rope, all sizes and kinds and barb wire cheap. Railroad and mining supp! ing powder, dyvamite, fuse, cay includ- wh bacrows, carts, wegons, plows, picks, shovels, mattocks, crowbars, stone sledges and hammers, bolts, track guages, in fact everything used on a railroad or in a mine. Railroad companies and contractors should make a note of the above. We will interest you. House Furnishing Goods. Flower Pots. 4-inch 1ic¢ cach flower pots, nch pots, 3 3-8¢ each; pots, 6%c each: 9-inch pots, Sic inch pots, 10fc each. These pnls all have saucers included in the above price. Hanging baskets Te each. 1000 dozen tumblersy engraved with wreath and any ini- 1 want at 33 per The regu- Initial GI. Crockery and pidor Glassware. orated creamers and 10¢ each; pickle dishes ach; jelly dishes be each; bowls chy sance dishes lic each; wine glassess 14 chi f-pint tumblers 14e each: footed marmalade stands 10¢ each; salt stands lic each; pepper stands 14¢ each; vinegar crewets 10¢ each, Hn- [ron Shaft s Woodenware, . We are sole - agents for this wash- Hardware, er. Pails ¢ each; wash boardsl0c each; ach; the Handy wringe \\IIllL{" for this weck hods 124¢ each; pie tins pans 24c cach; pudding The Paragon asbestos Tin and wash tubs u reguli 75 ca puns each; mats 10¢ sach., We have put $5,000 worth of this ware in three lots: Lot 1—All articles are sold at 17 and Flint Ware, Lot 2—All ar are sold at 2 Lot 3—All articles are sold at 4: The values of these goods are fr up to $1.25 cuch, Granite, Blug and White, Gray J eweiry. Watches, Watches. Why pay $25.00 for a gold filled, 20 year warranted, Elgin or Waltham wateh, when we sell them for $12.50, Why pay $18.00 for a gold filled Elgin or Waltham watch. We sell for $9. Why pay $10.98 for 4 gold siiffen Ing case Klgin or Waltham wa can get the same from us for $5.19 lid gold set rir 0, worth §2.00, Solld gold baby rings, 19¢, worth Boc. 60c and 7oc Corsage Pins, 25c Solid silver Thimbles, 13¢, worth B0e Stick Pins In endless variely, from 5c up. ed hunt when you Nickie Alarm Clocks, bc Watch and clock repairing at reduced Fish. Fine Norway herring 15¢ dozen bank codfish, B¢ pound. Mackerel and 1234c. Calitornla S8almon, 10¢ per pound. White fish, 6o and 7. | Groceries. These prices are made on strictly first class goods. Choice tomatoes 71¢e, sugar corn 5%e, best peas 8¢ can, golden pumpkin 10¢, preserved blac |(l)tl laundry soaps l ., Castile soap 2%c, good rice 8ge, chocolate 3%o, bas ker's chacolate packa preservi Columbla evaporated cream Sapolio 6¢ bar, Columbia rive 12%c can, imported mustard Y%e pound. ¢ can. sulmon 100, Dried Fruits. New California apricots and riasen cured 12%e, Ircnrh prunes 10c, seedless Valencia raising California rale sin grapes ants, cleaned, 6%c pound, vostizza currants 4%c pound, Meats Talk about meat. Read these prices. Sugar cured bacon, 10c and 12%c. Sugar cured California hams, 9 Boston long cut hams, ,_Salt pork, corn eat. 56, plekle. poric TIA0, (morted ham, deviled ham and potted ox tongue, all at 5¢ per can. pig's feet e, boneless ham 100, strictly sugar cured No. 1 hams 12%c. Cheese Away Down. Fancy full cream chease, 10c, 12%c, Young America full cream 10c, brick cheese 100, 1214c and 14c, Sap sago cheese 8¢ package, Limbergor cheess 100 and 123c. Swiss 1249, 14c and 16e. Butter. Always the best at Hayden's. Country bute ter 113%ec, 12%c and 15c. Best creamery at 16e, 18c, 20c and 22c. Hayden's is headquare ters, Crackers. XXX oysters only 3%c pound. XXX sodas 6c. Ginger snaps and snow flake crackers, 7%ec. Cream toast 10c package. Soap Dept. White Pavis soap 3¢ bur. White Castile soap 2ic bar. Badger soap 3¢ bar. Long bars brown soap 3 bar. Sapolio 5¢ bar. Tea and Coffee. Cracked Java and Mocha, 15¢ and 1740 pound. Golden Rio Coffee, 23¢ and 25¢ pound. Old Government Java and Mocha 330 or 3 pounds for $1.00. Good Japan tea from 25¢ up. English breakfust tea, 3%c, 45¢ and 49¢ pound. Ceylon tea direct from 1lndia, 690 pound. F louriDept. Flour was nover so cheap as it I8 now. Best XX XX Superlative $1.10 per sack. Lily of the Valloy Flour, $1.00 sack. Central Mills Superlative, %0c sack. Snow Flake Flour, An excellent flour for 50 sack. We warrant all our flour to give satis faction or money refunded. Book Dept. We have the largest and most come ph te book and stationery department in the city. Our book stock contains the m of lit The complete works of Thuckury, Shakespoare, Worthe ington, Dickens, Goldsmith, McCaulay, Schiller, le, Byron, Lyall, Emers son, lhmklu, Holmes, Longfellow, Scott, Hawthor n, lum\snn. Whittier, ete. tin Britannica, Chame ia, Wenster's Diction Dictionary, and also all the popular books published, Algo, Encyclopir bers’ Carpé;cs. We have the best all wool Super Carpet for G0c per yard, ever shown in this city, Also some extra fine ones at 60c. Carpets never reached 5o low a price as at present, and we advise any onc that negde one to buy now. We have the finest line and pri We guarantee lower than any other carpet house. Drugs. Crown Monday White Lilae Crab Apple Hellotrope Lotus Blossom English Roses Jocky Club . Violet de Parme Peau D'Espagne Mathlole Co's Perfumes on sale 49c Qunce, Perfumery Salts, 49¢ bottle, Crown Laveud 0ld Crow Whiskey Muryland Rye whiskey... B0 McBrayers' whiskey..... cts