Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 2, 1894, Page 9

R ] _ DITORIAL SHeET. JUNE 1 v ) ) SEPTEMBER TWENTY PAGES. INGLE cory [ SRR | PAGES 916 FIVE CEN IS ALWAYS WERE AND WILL BE JERS OF LOWEST GOODS AND VALUES T PRI THAT PARALYZE COMPETITION The Largest and Most Complete Stock Ever Displayed Here. DRESS GOODS, DRESS COODS NOW IS THE ACCEPTED TIME and AT DENS THE ACCEPTED PLACE TO BUY DRESS GOODS excelled all former efforts and will on MONDAY before the ladies of Omaha a ¢ of p! and fancy ves in Foreign and Domestic Dress Goods, such as Omaha s ver seen before, and to make the occasion memorable we will virtually give away a few goods. We have 30-inch English Henrietta in black, blue and brown, Monday.. .. 15¢ ieh English Heovietta, for Monday ... . ey 25¢ : Monday 19¢c v 15¢ D Tor tailor mado df Tonda 29¢ equal in style to $1.00 Monday a3c Double fold pla gns. Monday. 15¢ 52-ineh wool sui wh, Monday. 25¢ inch (Our Leador) in Ladies’ Cloth, all colos, Mondav . 48c 0-inch COVERT, extra heuvy quality, worth $1.50. Monday- 98¢ 50-inch imported Covert (perfect gems) worth at least $2.50, Mon- Our 46-1uch all wool serge, in navy biue, black, brown and greer has no superior in America, Monday . c Our 3840 inch serge, worth bde, and which we will offer for the aceasion ub. i . 39c BLACK DRESS GOODS. The amount of business done at this counter makes comment unnecassary. il ch silk Gloria 59¢ Monday 3 foch Sormy corg o 28 56-inch Nuns’ serge . Monday inch black serge. 39c inch black serge. 49¢c Monday 48-inch blaci sergo (a beauty) A9¢ M d ich German Henrietta . g ggc H- nch English Henvietta C on a'y Il) ich fancy black o goc . Oc MOflday 50-inch wool s.uuu;:. black, extra heavy.. ... 25¢ An extra force of CLERKS will be put on to give you all proper attention. Ladies and Misses: Have you called to see the LADIES' TAILOR on our second floor? If not, do so at once and take advantage of his liberal offers: OFFER NO. 1, Last weeck the LADIES' TAILOR offered to teach LADIES’' TAILOR DRESS CUTTING FREE OF CHARGE to the first 100 Ladies or Misses who called. 51 have already taken advantage of this liberal offer. There s room for just 49 more. Come and be one of this number, OFFER NO. 2. The Ladies’ Tailor makes the following offer: To cut TAILOR PAT- TERNS for any person purchasing Dress Goods, Remember, Ladies, that tailor-made garmants are strictly the style this fall, and you can get them cut FREE OF CHARGE by a LADIE: AILOR, All who called were delighted with the system of cutting. E. CARLTON COWEN, Ladies’ Tailor. SECOND FLOOR. Clothing Department. Now for Fall Trade. Already great big cases contalning our fall stock, a most magnificent, & most perfect, & most gorgeous stock of fine clothing, are arviving and great preparations are being made for its early display. Monday we will be ready to show tho largest and most complete stock of new goods of the latest styles and fabrics. A saving of from 15 to suit of us. 5 per cent is guaranteed il you buy your fall Of boys’ and children’s clothing we carly by far the largest and most complete assortment of any house west of Chicago. eclal S¢ uul Sutt Sale, 1500 suits to select from at one price with double breasied coats, 1 all wool cheviots and cassimeres heavy fall and winter weight, Knee its style, ages 6 to 15, meltons, Eve Pants have the patent waistband. $5.00 would be nearer what thoy are worth. This weelk for only $2.50. le of fine oxford eloth and brown ment warranted not to rip in soams. 24 IN. WIDE YARD WIDE 69° Spectal Sale Gents” Fu MONDAY 100 dozen gents’ merino sox, only 5¢; worth 15¢. 1 lot of gents’ pure linen handkerchiefs, worth 50¢c and 75c. go at 12%c. 100 dozen men’s fancy percale Iaundered shirts, only 45¢; worth 75c¢. 1 case of men’s light weight merino drawers only 19¢; worth 50c. Gents’ fine summer balbrigganishirts and drawers, only 29¢; worth 50c. i Gents’ percale shirts, only 35¢; worth 50c. Gents’ suspenders, samples, 25¢; worth 50c and 75c. 1 lot of gents’ teck scarfs, worth 50c; re- duced to 19c. Wash DI'ESS G’OOdS l SPE"IALS FOI i“'o" DAY IN OtR 36-inch wide covert cloth, ANl dark | shades and fancy mixtures on sate at 15 | Ladies’ Suait Dept per yard. e ienna crepe in blck ground fancy print- | We will place oweale for Monday a lot ing, al evening shad:s in plain colers, 15¢ | of ladies’ suits, made of serges and ver yard. broadeloths, in ‘navy, black ana tans, at ut one-half their, actual value. OF Extra heavy pongee for fall wear In black | 4} ground, only 10c per yard. 22-inch, wide plain black satine, 5 yard, course at the prices Wwe quote we cannot ney printed black ground satine, 1oc, | Make any altevations, We will fit you 15¢ and 25¢ per yard, as nicely as possidle. Our prices for these syits will be ae follow Reduced from $7.95 to Reduced from $8.5 Reduced from $12.50 to $9.00. House Wrappers. Save that time that you were going to spend in making ealieo, percale or lawn wrappers, and with @ few cents more than the price of material, select from Linens. 56-inch all linen cream damask, 26c, cheap at_40c. 70-inch bl Monday at N ched damask, was o a yard, Ity colored damask, sale at 25¢ per yard 23 yard wide extra heavy German damask, was $1.50, now is $1.00 per yard. 3-4 full bleached dinner napkins, c, on sale worth 50, on cheap 20 91:60; on*sale at:§1:00~8> Goen: our assortment uzzlshmg that you like, 18-inch twilled liner crash, was 10¢, now | Well made and reddy to put on, and you selling at Ge per yard will be better ha\iuiml The prices are $1.75 Marseilles bed spreads, $1.00 each. from 8¢ to #2.50. Could you make them at these prices? Dress Linings. All colors in silesia at 10c, per yard Al col 160 Curtains. We have the mos Lace and Chenilg O 1Gc and 20¢ complete lines of Ftains ever shown 10¢ a yard. { now 15c o yard. in this city, Priéed way down. I. Collar and belt canvas, fancy printed sile- | Curtains Toc to 83, thist cannot be dupli- sla, 150 and ! Colored farmers satin, padding and wadd- '“"‘J'”mn o o o ing, etc. In fact you can get What you want poles an X “<~w'"l ete, in our lining department, the largest in | 15¢ 1 the west. s Draperies; kalir , 106 to 1e yard. [Pringes, Ge to 10¢ yard. * Guimp, 3o to & yard. Curtain Serims, 2 to 18¢ yard. Our 23¢ Domestic Bargains 9-4 brown sheeting, 12%4c a yard. 9-4 bleached equal to the sheeting, 8-4 half bleached sheeting, Soft finish blea Berkley cambri fruit 16¢c a yard, red muslin, be T%e a yard. Remnants of best yard wide percale, Ge. They ¢ very cheap. : Abeon chacks i Blagham, e Table Contains Dress styles In gingham, 5c a yard Indigo blue prints, 4 per yard. Only 10 60¢ dolls for 23e. yards to each custor mirrors for Best shirting prints, §%c per yard. purses for 23c. In hose supporters for 2 Blankets 50c hair brushes for 23c. . Dozens of 40¢, G0e and 60c goods for 23c Sample line of blankets from one of the | €4k largest mills in the country. Som: of these D Tri . a slightly solled and mussed Single l'lltl II' blankets in this line as low as 26c each, up ress lngs' to the finest blankets made. All we Buy your dress trimmings Monday. Why? for you to look th over. They are narked Because 25¢ goods will sell for only a limited quantity at this price. Come early, avay down 1o prices that will 821} them. Ny Flannels. Auctton prices-.qm flannels. twilled flannel, 14e per yard. White wool flannels, 123%c per yard. Napped flannels, 10c per yard. 10c grade of outing flannel, 5c per yard. Good outing flannel, 3%c per yard. Hat and Cap Department. We are showing tho largest line of men’s, boys' and children’s Hats and ,'and all of the lutest fall styles, at s that defy competition. Children'’s novelties in Caps and Tur- bans, 2ic. Boys' fancy Turbans, 40c. Men's fine fur Derby, Tic. Men's five Fedora, 50c. Men'’s fine fur Soft Hats, in diffevent styles, ¢ All of the leading styles of men's fine fur Derby and Fedora, and of the best makes, $1.50, worth $3. Special for Monday. Trunks and Bags. You cannot afford to miss usif you are in need of a Trunk or Grip, at the price we are making, and it would pay you to invest for the future. $2.50 for a Trunk, 5.00, £3.00 for a Tr unk $6.00. $4.00 for a '['runk, 88.00. £5.00 for a Trunk, $10.00. It is impossible to describe these trunks. It would pay you to see them for youi self. Our Bags and Satchels we are seliing at vhe same discount. Reduction in Carpet Sweepers. 50. 0. ANl wool red Former pri Former pr The best made—former , 83.50; now, $2.50, Jewelry Dept. Ladies’ coin silver chatelaine watch, fine jeweled movement, stem wind and Gentleman’s genuine Boss filled s, warranted to wear 15 years, pasutifully engvaved, Elgin or’ Wal: tham works, warranted first class time- keepors $15.00 the world worth first class nickol watch $2,95. tsolid gold watches with in or Waltham works, $18.45, worth $35.00. 300 solid gold set rings, and 00, choice Te. worth $1.50 Solid gold baby rings 10 Rogers’ AA teaspoons, 6! ~, Rogers’ AA tablespoons, Rogers' 12-dwt knives e ‘Torks 81.25 per 3¢ Nickel alarm clocks 53e, Silverware, tea sets, butter dish dinner castors, pickle castors, cake baskets, fruit dishes, ete., etc., at prices to suit anyone, Call and examine them and be con- viuced Watch and clock repaiving at reduced prices. Sewing Machines. Weo have only 20 machines left of a purehase of 300, and they are going to be sold outdn a very few days wo make room, Now is the time to bu We will guirantea to sell you as good a sewing machine for $15 as there is in this House Furnishing Goods. in finlsh sauce and fruit dishes, they are worth $1.00 roam sets sar root scru pay body else 10¢ f Japan coal hods, 12 bought one cheaper th Asbestos stovemats, % pint tin top Jolly glasses each; don't in’ your life. 2% cach. % gallon ribbed crystal water jug, 30c, worth $1.00. Alpine and fork trays, 1 imported knife 10c, worth 50c. ! orated th shade lamps $1.25, regularly complete sold m«unrr Mason fruit ber 1 Jar rul are The handy wringer, Furmture. have just received direct from the factory, two solid cars of bed-room suite, They are all k and all have French o The style of each one is the latest; the finish is and the cabinet work perfection of the mechanic’s art. s0ld over 75 of these suits during Ap and May and have not received a single complaint. Suits at $15, $16.50, $17.50, $18.50 and $19.50, all oak, all French plate mirrors. Two cars, s0 you can get ono or two, or half a dozen. Woven Wire Cots. T]_m best woven wire cot 90c. New Extension Tables, New Sidekoards, New Pa ew Rockers. All bought at a close fizure. All to be sold cheaver than fivst-class nice goods were ever sold before. Hardware. Wonderful the low price we have bought our fall stock of hardware at, and still more wonderful 1s the price we propose to sell it for. Never in the history of trade have prices besn so low. Our stock is arriving datly and belng marked and put in shape. The prices actually will astound you have not had time to quote prices this we but look out for our big “ad” next weck. In the meantime, howsver, any one in w. of hardware should not fail to call to see us. We will interest you. Music Dept. Standard sheet mail, de. suchy music, 3c per copy; Send for catalogue, comprising known pleces as “Caprice Brilliant,” by Leybach; “Zither Player,”" by Lange: “Silvery Waves,” by Wyman, and thousands of others equally as good selec- tions. Copyright sheet Al the late pleces 1 off. former price 50c, now former price 36c, now 2 Instruction books % price. by music SONES % price. and * Instrumental Pianos. AT FACTORY PRICES. To mske room for our new stock we will offer this week a few sample planos at factory cost. They are very special ba galns, planos e first class, It will pay you to investigate. Organs. ‘We have all kinds, from $28.00 up. Before buying come and see our ne piano case organ. In appearance exactl like an upright piano, with seven full o taves ol keys, Mandolins, guitars, banjos, wioling ‘and autoharps and everything In the musical line at greatly reduced rates. The Reason You |Must Euy From Us Is because we sell whisk brooms for Ge, handkerchiefs for fc, $1.00 hand bags for 49c 60c hand bags for 2fc B handkerchiefs, 8 for 5o Go hose supporters for Sc. Se ne:dle books for 5e 10c tooth brushes for tooth brushes for 1 cloth brushes for 1 handkerchiefs for handkerchiefs for B twin dress tays for o combs per pair, for G t steels for b silk ties for 15 worth of wash #ilk for 28¢ dolls for 9 PACKAG! A "INS X 5C. city at any | 80 yaras cotton taresd, te > TOR ! Wall Paper. Bcoks. We are closing out our stock of Wall | Paper, and will giveibetter value fon | Rioks siven away, == . & the money than any paper house can | euen’ purchascr of 25¢ worth of over at our make. Call and get the prices 8nd be | book 'department & fancy story book for couvinced, ! childrep- CES Groceries. Never Before Were Canned Coods so Cheap, 3-pou ns plums, green, egg and golden drop, can. s Californ‘a peaches, 1 s cho tomatoes, 7 corn, 6% eserved blackb 1-pound cans salmon (choice cut), Imported plckles only e bot Imported French mustard, Dried Fruits. 3 crown Valencia New crop peac pound. bottle, isins, 9%e, © pound. 10¢ and 12%4¢ crop apricots, 10c and 12 ¢ crop pears, 11% and 12 crop raisin cured prunes, ¢ pound. pound. only 6140 crop white cherries only 7 crop black cherries only Lvaporated apples only 10¢ pound. Tea and Coffee. This is wh Golden Rio ¢ Broken Rio Cracked Java pound. 0ld Government, 3 for $1.00. Bun cured Jap pound. pound. you can by the finest No. 1 or 1d Java only and Mocha, pound. only c per Java and Moch: ‘e, or 0 tea only 17%c pound. Basket fired Japan tea, 26c, 29¢ and 350 pound. New growth uncolored Japan tea, 38 pound. Best fancy Ceylon tea, 59c pound. Flour Dept. To introduce Haydens' best 5X flour we will for a short time put in one of the following articles in every sack. The flour |s war- ranted to be the best you ever used or money refunded. One diamond ring. One gold watch. One five-dollar bill, One set solid silver-plated teaspoons. One wonderful Christy bread knife, One ladies’ cluster diamond lace pin, We also ry other leading brands of flour, such as Minneapolis best 4X flour, $1.10 sack. Victor flour, $1.00 sack. Valley Lily flour, 80c sack. Snowflake flour, 6 A good flour for 50 Meats. Haydens' array of bargains for Monday at the meat counter Three facts t our meat department: First, it is the largest in the west. Second, we carry the largest stock. Third, we sell at lowest prices. Read these prices and be convin Corned beel, be. Pickled ox fongue for 10¢ per pound. Ree member you can't get them under 15c any place. Sugar cured bacon, 1lc, 12ic and Boston long cut hams, 9c; sugar cured pienic hams, 10c; boneless ham, 10%c. Bear in mind that anything you buy at our meat counter that is not strictly No. 1 goods your money will be refunded. Don't forget that you can buy lard of us cheaper than any place on earth, Butter. A few facts about o First, we handle only tl o sack. ck. butter departments products of Ne= braska dairies and cre es. Second, we sell the best made for the least money. Hore f our prces: Fresh coun ry butter, and 14c 18¢, 200 isfactiof our butler department. Here is the only place where you can get just what you want. We handle only the finest domestic and imported goods and sell at prices that are In keeping with the times. Wisconsin cream cheese, T%c and 10¢; w York state full cream cheese, 1240 and 1e; brick cheese, 12%c and_1dc; and l4c; Swiss sap sago cheese, ceno, $100 eachj ; and any kind of Limberger cheese, h 1 8o p Edam ¢ pineapple cheese, 65c eac cheese you want. Crackers. , fresh, a cracke N Ginger snaps and snow flakes only Tie, Grandma's cookles, molasses cake, suga® cookies and frosted creams at 10c; Bremner's lunch, 8 ream toast, 10c; oatmeal crack- pound packages, very choice, 12140 15¢. n goods is our motto. cracknells, Fish. Norway herring, 1 non, 10¢ and ; the finest La por doz; California ; white fish, 6o and iperior white flsh, 108 , 10c and 12bce; macks and 15c; very best split e Uemember you will your fish at Haydens's save money by b Drugs. Paine’s 4 elery ¢ Hood's Indian Mnrh' Lane's tea, 2 Garfield tea, Medicinal \\Ill)ll»\llk! Port winz, A 36e per bot Pertumes at low prices. , 8be, 50c per bottle. igelica wine, claret wine af