Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 26, 1894, Page 9

HE OMAHA SUNDAY EE. HAYDEN BROTHERS room for the fall goods dailv arriving 'VV'E ARE HERE. WEIO?T THE LADIES’ TAILORS. To the ladies and misses of Omaha we extend a cordial fnvitation to visit our Ladies’ Tailor Parlors on 2d floor. The Ladies’ fnvented. 1he Ladies’ Tailor is the only system that discards work altogether. Tailor is the very latest Tailoring System guess- The Ladies” Tailor is the only system that gives instruc- tions by object lessons, You can cut any garment any style, to fit any form, with- out fastening a stitch. To introduce the Ladies’ Tailor we wlll teach the Ladies’ Tailor FREE to the first 100 ladies or misses who call. I E LADIES TAILOR 1S THE Greatest Invention of the Age. Come and See It. For pariiculars call at the Dress G Goods Department. NOTION D &PARTDI E‘\IT 10c tooth brushes for sc. 25¢ tooth brushes for 15c. 25¢ cloth brushes for 12}¢. Whisk brooms for 5c. 1oc hose supporters for 3c. Needle work books given away. g TOY DEPARTMENT. 25¢ dolls 10c. $2.25 croquet sets §1, 50, $2.00 hammocks g1, 18. 1oc dominoes 5c. FANCY GOODS DEPT. soc fancy baskets 25c. 10c shopping baskets 3c. Silk ties sc. 3 yards silk floss sc dozen. Linen splashers 1oc. RIBBON DEPARTMENT. gooo yards all silk satin ribbons, Nos. 9 and 12, at 5c per yard, BOOK DEPARTMENT. 25¢ cloth bound books 15¢. l 25¢ envelopes, 2c. 25¢ paper novels, the latest, 7c. Playing cards jc. ARIMMING DEPARTMENT. 500 yards beautiful new jet trimming 5c yard, HAT DEPARTMENT. We are showing all of the 'eading styles of fall hats and gaps and a large line of children’s fancy hats and turbans at rices that dety competition. Gents' fine fur Derby gr1.00. Gents' fine fur Fedora $1.00. The latest fall block in fine $3.00. A large line of children's novelties, in different styles, 25¢ 5oc and 75c. fur Derby $1.50; hatter's price 56, Trunks and Satchels, On Monday we will make gatchels. the deepest cat in trunks and Trunks formerly sold at §8.00 to $10.00, Monday at $5.00. Satchels at 50c, 75¢, up to $10.00, Jewelry Dept. How is this for a ticker? Gentleman’s genuine Boss gold filled watches, warranted to wear 15 vea beautifully engraved, Elgin or Wal- tham works, warranted first class tiy keepers, $8.05, worth $15.00 the world over. Gents' gold stiffened hunting case watches, Elgiv or Waltham works,$5.49, Can't be beat. Boys' first class nickel watch $2.95. This is no toy. Ladies' 14-kt solid gold watches with fine Elgin or Waltham works, $18.45, worth #35,00, 600 gonts' watch chains, worth 82.50 and 83,00, your choice $1.25. 800 solid gold set rings, worth $1.50 and #2.00, choice 75¢. Solid gold baby rings 18¢. Solid silver thimbles 13c. First class nickel alarm clocks 55¢. Rogers' 12-dwt knives or forks $1.25 per set. ‘Watch and clock repairing at reduced Hardware Sweeping reductions this week. Best wire steel nails reduced to 13%c per pound. Mortice locks, ldc. Rim locks, 1dc. Window fasteners, be. 1 bolts, 3c. We aleo carey the largest stock of bulld- ers’ Lardware in the ciiy, al 60 per cent cut under regular ratc We are closing out fancy and plain screen doors at just about halt piice. Also poultry wire netting and screen wire cloth, at great- Iy reduced rates. We carry everythiog in the line of carpen- ters’, machinest and blacksmith fools, at 40 per cent under price. Note the following prives: 2-foot boxwood rules go at 3¢, 2-foot boxwood, brass bound rules go at 16c. T6¢ double iron smoothing plains go $1.00 double fron jack plains go at ddc. 40c braces go at 10¢. 8¢ braces g9 at 260, !l 00 handled axes go at 45e. 50 2-key jall pad locks go at Be. 50c 2-key jall pad lock go at 10c. We have the largest stock of rubber and cotton lawn hose In the oily, at To, 8o and 10¢ per foot. Lawn sprinklers at about half price. Corn ¢ \tters, 160 and 26c. Barbed wire, galvanized and painted, cheap. Potato hooks, 49¢. Apple parer, corer and slicer, only 28c. In fact we handle everything In the hard- ware line, from & brad awl to e steam threshing machine, and we will save you from 40 to 50 per cent all the way through. OMAHA, %UN DAY MO} Sre— NG, AUGUST Zh 1894 SIXTEEN PAGES MAKRE SOMR STARTLING DISCLOSURIES By which it becomes known that they are selling goods at such ruinous prices that purchasers cannot stay away. These extreme prices are made to get the summer gools out of the way this week to make Dress Goods Our line of fall goods are arriving daily and the beauty of the goods must be seen to_be appreciated )Hlml wool suiting, in blue, black and Double fold plaids and thing for ¢ hildren’s 36-inch novelty suiting, ufactured be sold for 40c, our price, 25c nch cashmere, worth 89c, blue, black and brown. nch handsome novelty suiting, new eftects, 43c. covert suiting, beautiful our special price, b9c. covert suiting, in all the mixtures, th $1.50, our special price, 98c. 2 broad cloth, worth §1.10, our epecial checks, just the chool dresses, 16c. to for 1Sc. In in all effects, price T6e. 60-inch {mported covert, the finest made, worth $2.50 a yard, our special price, $1.39. 40-inch extra heavy ull wool serge, worth 59¢, our special prico 48c . 4G-inch extra heavy all wool serge, worth 79¢, special price, 40c. Remnants | Remnants ! Remnants ! all lengths, in ell colors, In all qualities, prices which recommend them for girls for school. Wash Dress Goods. Tt is not profit or cost we are now looking after in this line, but to sell the stuff and to sell it quick. These prices ought to close out every yard of them. Imported erepe which Id at 36c and 40c¢ yard now going at 100 yard 32-inch wide Japonette, Crepoline and Cre- ponette, all worth 19, 26¢ and 85c, all in on2 lot_at Hayden's, only 10c yard 32-inch Bengaline, 25c yard, now 81c yard. Mouselline de India in black ground, the finest , showiest wash goods in the market, worth , now going at 10c yard. 82-inch wide indago blue Japanese cloth, s0ld all over the country at 15c; Hayden's closing price 7c yard 32-inch wide Jaconet lawns, Pongees, Foul- ards, etc., which were 10c and 15¢; Haydens' selling them at 5 yard. In at for dreses Lmen Department. Speclal prices that ought to interest close buyers, Read them. over carefull)y” and com- pare. You will gave money by buying your linens at Hayden's. 66-inch wide cream damask all pure linen at 60c yard. 53-inch cream damask, pure lnenm, extra he: e . Full bleached damask, yard. 70-inch_bleached damask, 69c yard. Silver bleached damask, 75c and S5e yard. Every one of thesé special bargains s worth looking after, Bleached huck toweling 3% Fringed napkins 25¢ doze 3all linen full bleached dinner napkins at $1.00 dozen. Bleached or unbleached turkish towels at Be_each. Honey comb towels 2 for fie, 30c doze Fancy knotted fringeprinted tidie each, never offered by janyone for 1 15¢. New styles and designs in fancy 15¢ and 25c each We are overstocked in white bed spreads, we have too many; thdy must be sold; look them over. They are bm-n-d at prices that will sell them. i ) 60c, 60c and 75¢ yard 10¢ than tidles at o | Chenille Table Covers. | New fall stock just received all new styles first gf the season, sought direct from the makers, largest stock and best selection ever displayed by any house in Omaha. 4-4 covers, 49c. each, 6-4 covers, T6c eap 6-4 covers’ at 95c, and $2.50 each. 7-4 and §-4 covers mt §2.60 each. 10-4 covers at $3.98 each. House Furmshmrr' Goods. MASON FRUIT JARS. Quart jars, 60c per dozen art jars, 70c per dozen Fancy lamp sbades and frames complete 20¢. Metal complete, arging kitchen lamp, with reflector e, worth $1.00, Flower Pots. You never bought flower pots at one half the price you are buying them for now. -inch 1 5-inch 6-inch 7-inch 8-inch pots, 6 9-inch pots, &% 10-inch pots, 10%c each. flower pots without ex- each. Jelly All color shade paper, Sc Il-l‘ Pudding and milk pans form Zc up. ters e each. White cedar tubs, the finest world, 76c and $1.00 each. Hard wood well bucket, 85c each. The iron galvanized shaft Western Stan- dard Washer. $3.50; the regular price of this washer is $6.00. The handy iron frame wringer, $1.75; only a few left, Wash boards, 9¢ each. Clothes pins 1c per dozen. Dish pans, 16c each. Tea kettles 15c each. 2-hoop pail. 7o esich, Albeta spoons as good as silver, 136 per set. The same in table spoons, 25¢ per set. Dus- tub in the oy ACk dia e Silk YARD WIDE AL 2a IN. YARD WIDE )C yd L COLORS c WIDE c yd Black Dress Goods Here's where we ELL. Nothing like this line has ever been shown in Omaha. We've got them, that is all the new leading staple things and our prices speak for them- selves. We begin at the bottom and offer you A 34.inch serge for 12%c. We offer you a d6-inch henrietta for 18e. We offer you a 42-lnch henrfetia for2s We offer you a 40-inch elegant serge for We offer you a 46-inch sergo for 4 W offer you a 48-luch serge worth for 65c. We offer you a G2-inch storm serge for 7c. ‘We offer ‘you a complete line of henrietta In all qualities and all widths, and we guar- antee prices to be as cheap as anylhing in erica, or money refunded. arry a complete line of Priestly henri- y weaves, and will offer for 85¢ tancy, worth 6Se, for G0c. 10 pleces fancy weaves worth 85c for 65c. Don't fall to visit this department. It Is complete in every DETAIL. Domestic Dept. The largest stock of sheeting ginghams, prints, elc. Berkly cambric, 7%c yard. Deep River sheeting, yard wide, b yard Yard wide Holbrook Bro. muslin, 8%e yard 87-Inch bléached dalry cloth, 2c yard. 45-inch bleached dairy clgth, 3¢ yard, 42-inch bleached pillow casing, 8%¢ yard. Mill remnants of blue denim worth 18¢ yard, on sale at 10¢c yard. Cretonne worth 26¢, on sale at 150 yard. Bost Indago blue prints, G yard. New dark fall styles best prints, 5o yard, Apron check and dress styles in glngham, Be yard. Crinkled seersucker worth 16e, now Ge yd. White Shaker flannel, 5¢ and 10¢ yard, White wool flannel, 150 and 200 yard. Good ticking, Bc, 10¢ and 16c yard. Best and cleanest cotton batting offered In the city at 10c, 160 and 20c. All leading brauds of muslin on hand at lowest prices. muslins, i Clothing Department For 10 Dags e fvery Man's {oron evers lalf Childs Sut (ut in Half WL VE never befor¢indulg- YV ed in such reckless cut- ting in our Men's Suit Department, Men's Pants Department, Boy's Suit Department, Child's Suit Department. N ey e $5.00 $3.25 BOYS' SUITS— $2.00 Boy's and One-Half off on every Boy's and Child's Su't. Long Pants Suits, marked $0.50 you pay.... BOYS' SUITS— Short Pants Suits mulked $4.00, 10U PBY .. yaeesse Sheét VMnsic. % off on all the latest new musie, exercises, et 5,000 different selections at 3e per copy, studies, standard sheet by mail 4c. Piano Dept. Do vou want a first class plano? buy the best, Then THE CHICKERING. We have 12 other different makes. WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRIC Come and see what we can sell you for $175.00. Organ Dept We have all kinds. octaves, seven oclaves, kinds of fancy cases. Come and se our ORGAN. In appeara! some upright piano, Five octayes, $28.00 up. 1In Fix all NO CASE e like a hand- with seven octaves of keys; prices not higher than the -ordiuary cabinet organ. Small Musical Merchandise. PRICES CUT IN TWO former price $4.50, now $2.25. former price §7.00, now $3.50. former price ;10.00, now $5.00. former price $7.00, now $3.50. banjo, former price $20,00, now Guita Guitars, Guitars, Banjos, Stewart $10.00. Violins, former price, $35.00, now $17 Violins, former price, $4 50, now Violins, former price $15.00, now $7 Mandolins, former price $12, now §6.00. Mandolins' former pric 00, now $12.50. Eeverything at % price ‘Wall Paper. Wall paper we will sell you at just haif (%) of what you can get it any other place ia the city, PAGES 9-16. A A AR A A A A~ e S SN, SINGLE COPY — FIVE CENTS s Furnlture. This rocke: fs oak and is also pofished Tt is strong and well made and we have a great many dozen on hand. Our pr is $2.50. It will compare with any $3.50 oak rocker on the market. Our new goods for fall trad ingin. Weal uss, well made re com- roing to sell good, first furniture cheaper than Before you buy furniture of any kind visit Hayden Bros, Oak bedroom suit, 3 piec wide, French bevel plate mirror, per- fect drawer work, good (Inish, price $15. 6-foot extension tabl 8foot extension table $5. G-foot PiMat éxlension tavle 85, 8-foot pillar extension table § Cotton top mattress $2. Best woven wire spring 8 Japaam d all steel spring, any size, $1.95. Oak sideboards $10, $13.50, $16. Oak chairs, cane seat, 8¢, $1, bed 46 $1.25. Our Carpet Dept is complete in every a fine line of the b dlum and chea particular. We carry st, as well as the me- er grades. Wiltons, $1.00 to 51.00 to sll royal ¢ to §1.00 ingrains at from 12 Don't fall {o see our iine of chenille and lace curtalns ve them In aill the grades, inciuding Ba . Brussel Nets, Irish point and all the fine Nottinghams, Cloaks SAVING SALE, Eyery feminine reader of The Wee should read this and profit thereby. Profit in a two-fcld sense, Get the best garments that can be put togetber and save much precious money. SAVING NO. 1. 00 bralded and plain capes, 5 1o $10.00, lot $3.98. worth from Monday your choice of the SAVING NO. 2. 50 full circular skirt jackets, silk faced and taylor made, your ehoice $4.98, worth double. Picture Sale. We havo just received a new line of elegant pictires, and you can now find a | selection heve which will suit your pocket and fancy. Gasoline Stove Sale. Closing out gasoline stoves at less than cost. 'This is for first class gasoline stoves, everyons warranted. $6.00 gasoline stoves for §31 $8.00 gasoline stoves for §3 $10.00 gasoline stoves for $2.50 gasoline oven for $3.50 gasolwe oven for §1 A large vapor stove, 2-burner and step shelf, lay down tank, with Russian iron oven, regular price $22.00, we offer now for $11.95. These prices until September 1st, §1 Drugs. Castorla_26c Syrup of Fige 40c and 75c. Liebig's Beef, Wine and Iron 85c. Port Wine, Angelica, California Claret, 360 per bottle 0ld Maryland Rye Whiskey G0c bottle, 0. F. C. Taylor Sour Mash §0c bottle, McBrayer's Sour Mash b0c bottle, TOILET SOAPS. Kirk's Shandon Bells Soap 15c ocake Kirk's Juvenile Soap 17c cake. White Lilac, Honey and Glycerine e Soap, long bars 10c. Cocoanut Ol Soap 20 per cake. FUMES AND TOILET WATERS, o Extracts at 10c per ounce, Florida Wator 10e, 16c and 26c bottle. Kirk's Violet Water 16¢ Only for Monday at these prices Grocemes Monday partment Be sure and mea will in be alively day this dee look money in yc 3-pound cans Choloe Columbia river salmon Flat cans steak salmon, Bakers® chololate 17} Sapolio_only § 1 While Parla soap and al Kinds, Imported castile soap, 19¢ bar. Good tice from 8¢ up. 3-pound can Boston baked beans, 12%e¢ camy 0il sardines, de Corn starch Gloss starch, over these prices, It se package. 8¢ bar 4e bottle. en olleves in bulk, 35 I olives, Arublan olives, Dried Fruits. Read these prices carefully: Valencia ralsins, 8 pound. Tmported s 7%¢ pound, New crop Ca s, 12%c pound. New crop California . 12lc pound, New crop raisin - cured prunes, Tigc and ¢ pound. New crop white cherries, I\z w ecrop black cherrl pound. currants, §%c pound, Evaporated appies, 10%0 pound. We have some last year's peaches we wil) sell tor 102, Tea and Gofi'ée This 1s where we can save you money & you will only take advantage of this sale. No. 1 Goidan Rio coffee, 32ize pounds Broken Rio eoffea only 19c. Hioken Java and Mocha, 14¢, 160 and 17%0 pound. Very best 010 Government Java and Mocha, 3315¢ poand. Sun cured Japan tea, 19¢ pound, Hasket fired Jupan tea, 20¢ and 33c pound. Rest (new crop) uncolored Japan tea, 38¢ and 42¢ pound, English breakfast teas from 33¢ up. Ceyloa tea, 59¢ pound. Flour lipt. To introduce Haydens' best GX flour we will for a short time put in one of the fol- lowing articles in every sack. The flour 18 warranted best you ever used of money refu One diam One gol 3 One five-dollar bill solid silver-plated teaspoons. ler(ul Christy bread knife. luster diamond lace pin. rry other leading brands of flour, such as Minneapolis best 4X flour, $1.1Q ruck. Victor flour, $1.00 sack. Valley Lily flour, 90¢ sack., Snowllake flour, 65¢ sack. A good flour for G0e sack. Meats. e Haydens' array of bargalns for Monday at the meat counter: Phree facts about our meat department: rst, It is the largest in the west, Second, we carry the largest stock. Third, we sell at lowest prices. Read these prices and be convinced, Corned beet, be. Pickled ox tongue for 10c per pound, Re- meniber_you can’t get them under 150 any Sugar cured bacon, 1le, 12%c and Boston long cut hams, 9¢; sugar oured picnfe hams, 10c; honeless ham, 10%e. Bear in mind that anything you buy at our meat coun'er that s not strictly No. 1 goods your money will be refunded. Don’t forget that buy lard of us cheaper thau any place A tew facls about our hutter department: First, we handle only (he products of Ne- braska dairles and creamerles. Second, we sell the best made for the least mouey, Here un'ry butter, reamery, 16e, 18¢, 200 tsfaction always guaranteed at our butter department. Chesse. Here 15 the only place where you can get just what you want. We handle only the finest domestie and lmported goeds and sell aL prices that are in eeping with the times. Wisconsin cream ¢ Tl4c and 10c; New York state full cream cheese, 12%e and 14c; brick cheese, c and lde; Limverger cheese, 106 e and 1dc; Swiss e, Me and 16c; sap sago cheese, ; $1.00 each; pineapple cheese, 66¢ each; and any Kind of cheese you want, Crackers Nice, fresh, clean goods is our motto, Soda crackers ¢ Ginge ps and snow flakes only T%e. Grandma's cookies, molasses cake, cookies and frosted creams at 10¢; lunch, 840 cream toast, 10c; oatmeal eracks ers In 6ne pound packages, vary cholce, 13%e; cracknells, 16¢. E——— Fish. Norway herring, 16¢ per doz; salmon, 100 and 1214 Ti4c; the Nnest Lake aud 12%0; codfish, e erel, The, 10c, 12 1 16¢; very best split Labrador herring itemember you will save money Ly buyisg your sk at Haydens'y California white fish, 6o and perlor white fish, 100 10c and 12%c; mack-