Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 2, 1894, Page 16

’IHF, OMAHA DAIIY BFE. fiU\DAY SFI’TEMBEI{ 2, 1594. XX XKL KK KEENS NS x,t\ \:’r*“fl**( *: L}’*’x Y»fi_} YW y’td’r' :fc ke :x'\f" x’-&gfip *;‘4@?*”52*(* Tw« ek 3¢ W8 v .*.\J'x* % fg’ 2 Tk 3% U e T S W S T .\3‘. % . \3‘ '\1”8”"}‘ %%(ji E ARE READY FOR Yflll In making our initial bow to the public, we wish to make as good an impression as possible— W‘ '\ 5(*\;44‘(*\‘ X@*fl \<l\.; For that reason we should not be expected to always give as much for your money as now but we have come to stay and propose to do a legitimate busi- ness—one in which there is some profit, but not much. We have an advantage over old stores in this city that must not be full fulls What there is left of the Columbia stock is only a side issue and will be found on counters by themse[ves, and will go at about forty cents lHl M. H. COOK CLOTHING €O, These prices are S per cent below Cataloouc quotatl()ns l Lot 790— $4.75 All wool single breast- overlooked and that is that the new tariff enables us to buy much cheaper than before and we've laid in a store while-others will be compelled to close out their old goods betore they can hope to compete with us. on the dollar. Successors to Columbia Clothing Co. Lot 791— This is an all Lot 792— Lot 793— Lot 794— Lot 706— $9.50 1 $9.50 wool A single breasted c.]s-l Black clay worsted These are single breast- Square cornered single | ed sacks, round cor- ners —.farmer’s satin lined and an elegant suit for the money. These are sacks only, and remember, sizes 34 to 42, black cheviot doub'e breasted suit, elegant- ly lined and trimmed and guaranteed to fit and wear as well as any §10 suit from some- where else, simere suit,sacks only. fancy sleevelining and satin farmers’ lined. $12 would not be too sack or cutaway, nicely made and trimmed round and make much neater e o ners, elegantly dress up suit than many suits sold for ed worsted sack suits, or square cor- made and trimmed, a regu- breasted fancy worsted suit, well bound and trimmed, all sizes and $18. It well worth much to ask for it, $15. Fifteen Dollar Suit for Five. To thoroughly introduce us we will for a few days give you a way-up bargain. It’s a specially made guaranteed $18 suit for $8-—all wool, single or double breast- lar $18 suit. comes in sacks only. $5 Fifteen Dollar Suit for Five. All the Columbia Furnishi'g Goods choice of ed, round or square corners, six different shades, well made and trimmed. Mail orders filled as long as they last. any Suit from These prices are 10 per cent below catalogue quotations. the Columbia Stock at 400G on the Dollar. Lot 796— $11.25 One of the very best sack suits for wear and looks ever sold anywhere, made up in the most approved fashion and in every way a dandy. Lot 797— $13.50 Long cut sack worsted suits, handsome potterns and made up to fit to per- fection. It is very dressy and is a splendid suit for business, Lot 798— $14.40 Worsted made cutaway suits about as near per- fect as any suit can well be mode, with the best linings and trimmings to be had. Lot 793— $11.70 Black clay worsted suits in frocks—the finest imported goods with mohair binding and the color guaranteed not to shine. Lot 793— $15.30 Very best imported clay worsted suits with cord edge binding and the very best trimmings. Regent and Prince Albert cut. Uhikdren's s, 500 pairs of Boys' Knee Pants, in desirable shade, at A whole Suit—2-piece Suit for 75C Is the price for our double breasted 2-piece suit to fit a boy 4 to 14 $2 older than thatis $4, and itsa dandy. years. The one for boys They are all wool cheviots. s4 MAIL ORDERS. The prices quoted in the numerous Clothing House may seem low to you, as compared catalogues from the Omaha with those of your local dealer, but there was never anything yet but could be im- proved upon, and this is the way we do it, Having all these catalogues on file, we will fill all orders from them with the same identical or betten goods and give you a discount of 5 percent. on g1o or less and 10 per cent, on all orders exceeding $10, as will be seen by comparing the above lot numbers with whatever catalogue you may have. When ordering state number cof lot and what catalogue, THE M. H. CQOK CLOTHING CO., L Mers Pants $1.75 L] and shades to fit every sized man, no matter | ow $2 50 . L] long, how broad or how We will be able to out- do all competition when it comes to pants—cassi- meres, worsted —all kinds short, and Hats g0 at 4006 on the Dollar. $3.00 . H, C(lflK GLUTHING G0, ™ .,-"'R !&""t tvRrm ey @ P Suceessors to Cblumbla othlng CO., 13th and Farnam, Omaha. - 3 .-.9 <Jb*’ s _, W.e b I i‘?‘&é"““&%i’fii“ R S