Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 18, 1894, Page 9

Mill Sample Under- | wear 331-3c¢c on the Dollar, | The agents of six of the largest men's, women's and children’s unde r man ufactories have sent us all their samples tnd acomnlations for 1801 They in | clude every color, ,and are the § HAYDEN BROTHERS The new tariff bill reduced the price of all woolen goods 30 to 40 per cent when it went into effect; we had our stock at the lowsst point e since we have been in business and took ;ul-‘\ that only concern here who offers you goods at the| PRICES OF 18gs. Besides, we want to close out everything this| VALUES we ever offered | ers, women's 1l well as childr sale Monday. <hirts and draw- sey vibbed as vantage of the reduction, so we are the| 25c¢ Ladies’ Undervests 15¢. | summe | _have some corkers in | DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, BLANKETS, HOSIERY And particular attention is called to the MILLS are natural gray wlhen money purchased goods season. Among the bargains for Monday we cheap. Send us your orders for this bar- 500 I.a.ales Underwear 25c¢. Vests and drawers, Jersey ribbed; ¢ ular 50¢ quality for SAMPLES OF UNDER-| 550 pen's WEAR, Underwear 25c¢. 33 cents on the dollar. Men's heavy woolen undershirts Old tariff price, Soc. ,\lmul:n drawers. for TR | 3 o gl Blankets: |81 Men’s Underwear 50c. All wool shirts and drawers. bargain of this sale at Dress Goods 18c. A lot of new shades, two-t brocaded 36-inch suiting on sale Monday for 18c. rd effects, 0t goods, | 10-4 gray blankets, 10-4 white blanket 104 mottled blankets, | 10-4 brown mixed blanke! 114 white blankers, 2,75 “Blectric” b le cheapest blanke Blectric” A great worth §1. 25¢c Men’s Wool Sox 12%c. goods eame from the Arlington uction sale, and for house or et wear, being all desirable colors, browns, black. ete.; regular 30¢, double width; are argain shown in e these * gray blankets unless and warm, These ar il hos were ever sold for Y, 25¢ and at 15¢. nitary blanket Aluv ad fine Nebraska law. for § Monday, 1 wool. Large size, the new Come and see them at 7flets) Unlau ndered Shirts 50c. New York and front; . nd us your orders, under Imported Novelty Euitings 39c. Mixtures, to at | : | Made of | mills musling checks, brocades; importe linen bosom; 75 doub] ell for 60c a yard. Out for Monday qus Bed Comforters 25¢ A lot of comforter: 75c Gloves and Mitiens 35c. Monday and mittens, for single beds $1.50 Dress Goods 75¢ | uwer sizes, 6ic, 7ac, 98¢, $1.15, §1. All wool imported novelty, silk and | wool, worsted, brocade and mixed su ings, up to last night sold for $L.5 Down they go to Toc Monday. men's leather, lined gloves A big bargain at 35c. 50c¢ Ladies’ Black Tights 15¢c. Superb quality at an absurd price. All a pair. 50c Suitings for 25c. Double width ALL WOOL, s and mixture |$4.50 Bed |Comforts $2.25. We took some imported ——— | ehintz brocatelles, a yard, : from onr stock, some of our best cotton | 2OC Men’s 60c Serges for 33c. and to give some deserving people work | \Wool Mitts 9c. These yarn, plain col S0c dress goods for sizes at 15 very fine worth 35¢ A paralyzer on high-priced sto had them made into o v | inches wide, all colors and blacl 2" | “home made” comforter. You cannot new goods. Down Monday to by ) 1Ri1oaathe 950, M samples sent. Mail orders promptly buy the m 8 less than $3.50. Mon the color wanted and you'll got it. ave less than the cost of the Men's heavy wool mittens Mon day for 9¢ a pa $2 Overshirts for §1.25, Ouly 10 dozen men's California wool overshirts, worth every cent of $2, for $1.25 Monday. 75c Serges tor 39c. 46-4nch all wool double warp, colors and black. Notice the width. Go on sale tomorrow for 300, |40c Eiderdown |Flannel 25c. AL shides, New your orders, 80c, © 890, 300. Muslins 2%c. Too many domestics. Mill remnants, ed muslins, falr quality, unbleached mill remnant tan, pink, blue, ete. Monday. 8ilks, 17¢, 19¢, 29c¢, 39¢ g Popular prices is what makes our silk | Moire silks, 17¢; worth Soe. | ks, all colors, 19¢. Send AI'RON CE DARK DR 5C. UNBLEACHED COTTON FLANNEL 310, ED (¢ STY FHAM, 3 3 GINGHAMS, 60c China Silks 25c¢, 82-inch China silks, all colors, G0 qual- ity at 25¢. 75c Eiderdown |Flannel 50c¢. and eamel's hai elderdown flannels, G0 {and 80c grades all in one lot Mon, In ordering say whether y DRUG DEPT. Prescriptions compounded from pure, | fresh drugs, and as this branch receives | the caveful attention of a pharmacist of 18 years experience you cannot afford to throw away the 3314 per cent we save you. Specialties: Malted Milk, large size 80¢; small size, Celery 75¢ Cream Crepe Chiffon 29c. r and beautiful for r evening w 1l kinds of Imported 15¢ Outing Flannels | for 10c. $1.60. g | nel Compound, Scott's E Kirk's Juvenile Soap, 13c cake; small size, 12¢ box. Hot Water Bottles: 1 quart, 65¢; 2 quart, 75¢; 3 quart, 8e; 4 quart, $1. de. l- plaid large changeable, ete,, § nml . § New tariff prices. English outing flan- Some lovely things here for 69c, I $ i in pink, light blue, gray and other Very popular for nightdresses, | underwear, ete., for men, women or chil- | dren. Soft and fine, sale Monday, 10c. stripe Just received. On $3.50 Silk Seal Plush $1,75. Just the thing for sleeves, Golf capes, ete. Cost $8.50 to imp Our price, T Send orders. Satisfaction guar Fountain Syringes: 1 quart, 78¢; 2 quart, 4 quart, $1.10. Rubber tubing for nursing bottles, 2¢ foot; rubber syringe tubing, bulb syringe 3 quart, 98c; foo , With 2 hard rubber pipes, [|$1.60 Table Linens [for 75c¢, $1, $135 and $1.50 cream and | bleachied table linen down to 75¢ a yard Monday. T anteed. Chamols skins worth 10¢ for Ge. skins for 10¢; \klll\ - chamois ~|\|ll~ for $1.95 amols skins, 85¢; 0c. $1 81.50 Crib Blankets for 50c. These are new tariff prices. Largest slze, pule bLlue, piuk, tan or cream, crib blankets, for 5oc. Candies 1ch fruits, chocolate drops, ereams wafers, straws, pipe s, burnt almonds, and a $2.50 Napkins for $1.50, New tarliY prices. Come early and pick | the good oues, They were $1.75, $2, |$2.25 and §250. 58 and 3.4 sizes. All $1.50. MAIL ORDERS FILLED. HAYDEN BROS. Rugs--Rugs. New Japanese, Smyrna, Moquette floor rugs of every description, MOST ASTONISHING | bought last and | #0¢ chamols | HAYDEN BROS. Clothing. Advertising for suckers by describing I cost garment at wing that it wouldl | the rankest sucker on ear AND FLY a kn misfit for is the old SPIDER IRICK. If the suckers complain, | particular ta one firm in s pains to tell them that houses have nothing but convict-made goods. As our artment alw mentioned in ¢ malicions attac we wish now to repeat most emphatieally what we have said before, that this report is false in | every particular, and we still offer 8100 Reward im ibuse. . of conyle le 1 be found in odr | s 1ot seem as thigugh such ab 0ods would haye any weight 1 intelligent mén oF woman, but surprising to hear of, fhe absurd rot is made to take the filace of compe tition. We are selling clathing on its merits, as wood, well finikled clothin and it is impossible for Aisfto be ontdor in price, styles, quality, nhike or assort- | ment of stock to select from. $10 Men's Suits for 85. All wool, We started inilast week with 10 different Tots. Have desed out 3 and left, Ty were fhade (o sl for OO $10 All Wool Over- coats, $5. These are all wool melton, | cor, shetland and frieze overe s, sold by all hing houses it 50 and $10.Our price, $5. ‘82,0 Overcoats, $12.50. Your choice of 175 extra long ahd me- dium length stylish black, blue, brown and slate Kerséy overcoats, half silk perfect fit and h, for 3 Boys’ 8uits, $5. Your choice Monday éut of 400 boys' all wool I sits, made of black, blue or mixed gray cheviots. The price you will find elsewhere is $7.50 and 50. Here all next week for MAIL ORDERS FILL l),‘ Boys’ Overcoats, $1 95, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday. If they last that long, 16 overcoats, size 14 to 19 ye and some without $1.50. Our price, 's' brown Some with collar, worth $1.4 Boys’ Ulsters, $4.75. Made of melton, or frieze ages 14 to cth and sold everywhere for Choice for $4.75. Boys' Suits, The Junior-Recfer suit, older pant suit; ol JUNIOR SUITS, It SULTS, §2.50; doubl PANT SUITS, $1.50. ble-breasted knee pant suits :ilmrl 9. Chlldren s Caps In our millinery gepartment we offer the latest style ifhehjjdren’s caps from the auction sale.df dorgog & Co., Bos- | The |n|u~s pange from P, 45¢, upwards, 59¢ Colored Henpjettas 25c¢ We want to close out.a line of impori | ed colored henriettas that we Imported | to sell for 59¢. Colprs amly at 25¢ Mon- Please don't write for samples of send us your grder; money back if you are not suited. | day. thes |$15 Dinner Sets, $7.69 | A few more of those $15 dinner sets on sale next week for §7.00, Silver metal teaspoons, 13¢ set; worth $1; and tablespoons 26¢ set, worth § HAYDEN BROS. clothing | Cloak Depa:rt%nent. \ 1'1.-\qu out the Isberg, Goldman & ( 4 per cent on the dollar. ull length cloth newmarkets and $4.05; worth from ‘NI fur capes fr stock, w Our | TABLE NO. 5. 8 D ladies’ fur capes at $7) from $10 to $20 at wholesale, Fur Capes. | Among these eapes will be found elee- | trie seal, astrakhan, seal plush, wool | senl and cooney. All the latest furs, m the I, G. & Co. th from $G to $10 wholesale. , worth Hardware department | argain in 10,000 paivs | Teve pair. tion. offers you a American elul skates, regular §1.50 quality, 85¢ o Ladies’ skates of every 50c¢ Crystal Pitchers, 13c. Half-gallon never sold less t al water piteliers, n A thousand of them for Monday's sale, 13c. ss tumblers, 1e cach; wine glasses, 1 three one-pint tin cups, 5e; five or six thousand odd s 1c coal hod icers, 1e each; coffee 1 ; milk, puddiy four milk er pokers, and pie tins, 3¢; Boston bean with | ; washibowl and cks for e Tamp, | shade, 95 pitcher, each; slop ¢ each. Ha.ts a.nd Ca.ps ON THE SAME FLOOR. GREAT BAR GAINS HERD. Men's and boys' band, worth i Mew's and b caps, worth 50 B Hoe, for Men's fur for $1 Men's fing $1.25. cloth Brighton side c. cloth side band yacht lats, small shapes, worth e fur Fedoras, worth §2, for Stetson Hats, $3 Genulne 1. B. Stetson hats, black and all shapes, the regular $5 hat, Men's fine derby worth $2, for 98¢ hats, latest shapes, Groceries FEW TIHHANKSGIVING We will sell you qu for T%e; 27 pounds ):lnuuluh-(l sugar for $1; choice su 3 can; Cali- fornia can (Mon day; kles, 15¢ quart; *quart; import le olives quart; Col- Imon, 8Ye, 10¢ and pails jelly, 85¢; rolled some call it California breakfast pound; condensed milk, 10¢ can; corn starch, ; laundry soap, 3¢ bar. A PRICES. rt eans tomatoes table pe: imported mixed p imported ehow 1 ed Queen olives, 25¢ quart; sauer kr thow, Evaporated Fruits You can buy good Valencia raisins for 5e 1 jt Thanksgiving , 6Y%e Ib.; grapes, 31 prunes, Tie 1b; new porated | ew Cali- fornia pears, 1 1b.; new Californ new California s aporated apples, 1b. T¥e 1b; o currants, Tea and Coffee Sale BEST VALUE ON EARTH. Santos and Rio coffee, and Mar ibo, 17 Japan ¢ 1814 plantation Java, 17 Tea du 4 tea nibs, basket fir choice Japan tea (Monday), un cured Japan, uncolored Japan tea, wpan, 39¢ 1b.; 45e 1. pure Cey Flour £ale : \Imlwlpulk 4X Superlative flour, $1 Valley Lily flour, $1.10; Bonita havd wheat flour, $1. Dinmond Mills Superlative, an flour, H0e select patent flour ¢ sack; Snow flour good floy good r, 8 very | best rye flov flour, 85¢ Mea.t Prices o No. 1 sugar-cured hams, 10%c; Califor: nia hawms, The; corned beef, 3%c; piekled pork, Tie; salt pork, 7e; ox tongues, 10¢, Butter, Cheese, Etc. Country butter, 14¢ and cream ¢ Swiss cheese, 12140} 2dam $1.10 each; , 4¢; outweal and gry club house chee 34X oyster cracke ham crackers, 10¢. $1.50 Skates for 35c.| and childs’ fancy turbang, worth | Wisconsin | NOTION DEPT. This de tity tment 18 noted for its quan and quality of its goods and its treme low prices, viz H0c¢ hand bags at G0¢ hand 1 $1 hand 25¢ Coraline dress stays, 14 ex at 28¢ g8 at 4 set 15¢ roll. 18¢ roil, He ench, crepe tissue papet repe tissue paper, lhorn combs, worth of needles for Hic spools Coats' { ball white crochet cotton, elegant jewel box, worth tire lot, worth 1 doz twin wire dress stays, , for b s pins, worth worth of hair p [ 0¢ worth of baby ribbon for Se. 20 worth of knitting silk for 10e, 10¢ worth of silk floss for cotton, 1 an worth 20¢; 10¢, in for 2ic. worth Extra Crepe Tissue Paper 18c. Where do you buy your ng tissue paper? We sell all colors of Den nison’s crepe tissue paper at 18¢ per roll. | Extra 2¢ Spool Cotton. 2¢ buys a spool of the finest machine | thread made, equal to any of the stan | dard brands. Only 2¢ per spool. FURNITURE. Aeme buiyzed Jo buiddiye tof papje} Book Case Rack $1.75. The best and most convenient book rack made. Ieight, 3 feet 10, width, feet; 3 shel 5; made of onk, beautifully Price, §1,75. carved. $4.00Book Rack for $1.95. Same style inche shely Worth $4; for 4 fect 8 wid above; size and 2 feet 2 inches beautifully Pictures Free With $3.00 Purchase. From now until Christmas we shall free with every § over an elegant coloved picture, framed | in the most approved style. New Style Rockers. An elegaut line of the latest styles in rockers just opened. We will lay them |aside on a small payment and deliver when wanted. Carpets 40c. Strietly all wool carpets at the low | price ever made for pure wool earpets, We have an elegant line of fine carpets in every grade. Read these prices: Tapestry Brussels 40c | Body Brussels $1.00. Velvet Carpets 75¢ to 85c. Best Moquette Carpats $1.00. Best Floor Oilcloth 25¢ |Curtains 40c Pair. A Dbargain in good 1 curtains, 40¢ | 1 - pair, and finer §1, § Chenille Portieres $2.26. These are a great bargain at $2.25 a | pair. Two othier styles at $4 to $5. Best pole trimwings, 15¢. |$40 Sewing Machine $15. The lust opportunity to secure one of I'his en | make HAYDEN BROS. ‘Laces. An eleg | boughit | sold | + hand-made g | 10¢ yara. | Fine hand made 12¢ yard 10 hand made rd k Bordon laces, ant line of fine underwear laces t one-thivd value and will be worth 30¢, at goods, worth 36¢, for goods, worth 24¢, for 15¢ yard Jeweiry, Opera Glasses, etc. | | Fine black opera cise; Moroceo ¢ glases, fneluding have always D | Monday for 98c. .mm-ll - 98¢ 98c. 98c. 98c. 98c. AR g dish crepe | Inss, with gold tube and mings, achromatic lenses, cy've heen $& Open Mon day for $1.98 [ Beautirul oriental OPERA Send mail orders 15-line achromatic lense, gold trimmed oper in Mo- rocco leathe gular bheau- Send 3.90 mail orders. son Celebrated Lemaire | trimmed g > | lenses; worth $8.30, Send mail orders. ... MAIL ORDERS GOODS FROM SHOULD BIS 4.9 IUIK HllIlI)AY HIS DEPARTME T BARLY. Watches, etc. Silverware, Men's Elgin or Waltham Boss- Irllml watches, w: anted to nd cheap §8.95 6,49 1 \\hnll-mlh will be sold Monday win or Waltham gold-filled w y full-jew- nowatches, worth Men's or boys' silverine stem- vinding watches, $1.5¢ silver 12.dwt. knives and fork; first class $1.00 nickel Rogers” per set, ALARM half. Imul alarm, worth $5, for $2.48, Optical Department. A complete new optical department on second floor, just by the elevator, where the light and facilities for accurs fitting are one could sire. make to ¢ and fill pre riptions as on from stock glasses at profit we put on groceries Your the same lo: or dry goods FRE Sheet Music. 9,0 »IN) different seleetions, be Ge. Call or send for catalogue, All the latest copyright music at re- duced pric All the Iate Folios 25 i by mail, nd 50e, Pianos. DO YOU PIANO? Our list comprises all the different grades of pianos in the market and ex- emplifies the highest standard of art in piano making, CIAL WANT A STANDARD PRICES NOW HOLIDAY TRADIE, READ OUR LIST ININWAY, KNABE, LOS, IENRY F. MILLER ISIZ & SONS, MeCAMMON, SEK, BEHRING, CITASE BIO: NEW ENGLAND, NEWBY & ISTON, LUDI _New pianos to rent Piano ON G. tuning, Our list is too long nown. SMALL MUSICAL M IRCITANDISE. Autoharps, 3 4 bar, $3.75; harmonettes, $1.50, \\uuh $2.25; nccorde- ons, 50¢ up. Wasliburn to publish every gultars and mandolins, S rt banjos $10 up. Mandolin and Lnl i case, felt, §1; canvas, $2.75; tam- bourines, 26¢ each; striugs for violins, 2h¢ ete,, good, Be; better, 10¢; best, 25c, {Violins $1,756 Suitable for beginners or profession. 1s. Al prices, those $40 sewing machines for $15. The | factory is bursted aud we bought vh.vm' all. ‘HAYDEN BROS