Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 25, 1894, Page 18

! PART IIL ! e THE OMAHA SUNDAY B sy PAGES 17 TO 20. L“‘-'I‘ABLINI”‘D JUNE 19, 1871. ()\l AHA, SUNDAY \[()ll\I N()\'EMBER 25, 1894—TWENTY PAGES. GI\'(H I‘ cory THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OMAHA, sold us this stock at 33 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Think a moment what such buying allows us to do—what BARGAINS we can offer. It enables us to really give you three (3) dollars worth for one—which we will do tomorrow. BOS'TON OMAHA. Cor.:16th and Douglas-Sts. Will place on sale the entire stock of the great OMAHA BANKRUPT WHOLESALE DRY GOODS AND NOTION HOUSE * STOREB TOMORROW AT 'FABIII.OIISI.V LOW PRICES DRESS GOODS _$| Dress Goods at 49¢ All the fancy, small- -figured Silks. Silks and Satins from the Bankrupt Stock. LINENS. JEWERLRY. MAIN FLOOR. BARCAINS FOR TOMORROW. 300" Bib finest gold pl'te all Pins, engraved On our main floor we have ed on one counte S x|n;1~a llk( d sign, Cape counter 25 pieces of H + henriettas, cashmeres and |All the plain colored irish Double May Diamond China s whole- Satin Damask gold wire. ... «, serges, in all colors, sale price 50¢ o yard, atin e wholesfile price §1.00 a 498 go at... % B | worth up to $1.50 go at 500 STICK PINS, all WATd) g0:at oovheves 75c Covert Gloth, 29¢ Strictly all-wool wide covert cloth, in gray :\n(lzgc brown, wholesale price, 75¢ a yard, go at..... 85¢ Dress Goods 39¢ Fancy colored satins from this bankrupt stock, wholesale pric 40c a yard, go at... ..|9IJ Yfl. All the # $1.50 blac ored satin fancy work and trimmings, go at..... All the silk rhadames, peau de solo and gro 1 black and colors, for ladies’ dre black taff ies’ S d d 1.00 yd., our pr u..4gc y [ ] wholesale p & ch Bl'd and Unbleached (UEEN CHARLOTTE 50 picces 68- 100 pieces FINISHED DUI\SI\5oc worth $1.00, go at. jcces Imported TURKEY RED Guarantecd fast color, c worth 75¢, go at the latest stylés, same | as cut, tomorrow only C 200 ]mhs ol Sy Gold MJ Front g Sleeve the same as cut Extension Table. $4.65 Like the above; heavy massive logs; well b 3 worth $8.50. .. 8.} UL L Mu>lc Stand, 78c. Mado of Bamboo; worth 83 00, Iron Bedstead, $5. 9% [rimmed with brass: solid enam in blue or white; worth $10,60, & Buttons All the 14 yards wide Knick- S01<oea erbockers and brown storm . 3 Serges, strictly all-wool, 60-Inch Unbleached ) 4" wholesale price 85¢, go worth 50c, S~ ptice S ko 3 ] priol tP(;éi.Rir OR S'U'I’I’ $17 I=]= n yard - 11 pholstered in Tapestr .00 sands ik pcs |5 [I ST — ___.“p __)_’_-flw_and is worth $30.00, i 1 e , wholesale r g bt 35¢ Cashmeres 15¢ o yard, our price. c y [] ; 1000 Gold Filled Rifigs, $ame as ) 2 arseliies oed opreads votdcs, Tor fomorrow only. .« All the English Cashmeres, 39 yd = J h Gold-filled watches, with Elgin or in plain and changeable yard, our price ’ c ¥ | Worth up to81.50, c WL Y e et §2 . effects, wholesale prlc(_ All the plain silk vel- Go at 75c and 98¢ Solid silver watches, from $2,72 up. 3 | 35¢ca '1rd our price. “\I\1‘\:1,1:‘}.1.‘-\“(‘1):.%1; 50“ d -A lnll um\ mplete line of silvar- e ya I $1.50 a yard, our price.. 1| Stamped Linens are going to . collorettes, Cloaking Plush and Astrakhan $2.50 Wholesale pncc $4 a yard, our price. Bargains IN OUR The entirg lot of ladies' hand knit h:dn'h tors, in black and cream, that cost $12.00 and $15.00 a dozen, go in two lots on our bargain square at 25¢ and 39c Gloves. Thousands of dozens of ladies’ gloves, gauntlet and jorsey gloves, in black and b All the finest imported black cash- be a great novelty for Chris cide. 300 Long Double CAPES With fyll sweep and large collar; made of all wool cloth, .00 mas. We ask you to see them, compare rrices and then de- all goods hmml in the'je Watch and jewelry repairin half jeweler’ Al good teed as represented or mor Mail orders promptly filled. 1,000 Ladies’ JACKETS In the very lat- est styles. in diag- onals and English covert cloth, goat 1A ‘Worth 812.50. t= guaran- funded. BASE B‘URNER 88.65. This is one of the bargains bought from the Sioux City Bunkrupt Stove works, and is worth $20.00, 0ak Si 1dehad $9. 85 Beveled edge mivi top; 6 feet high; carved 00 Will burn coal or wood; will kge; fire overnight; regulad pri; Ok ea.ter. 34.9?} on mere gloves that . “‘"“\ $10.00, sold up to 75¢ a c a na"’ pair, our price. ... . ASEMERT = 8 i reoo yoq HOSIERY. UNDERWEAR suedo kid gloves, s y in black and all Ladies’ Ladies . 1,000 ready-made Gingham Aprons, worth 25c each, go at colors, worth a pair, go at 69¢ a pair. JACKETS CHINCHILLA From the 8ankrup| Omaha Wholesale House. TEA * All the fine hyr knit and Saxony yarn 8 12‘,c mittens that $old up to 50 a pair, go at 16c. JACKETS nea, ::mlh i ROWOH . o All the ladies’ fancy black winter mit- | Worth 88, 810, 190 Best quality, full-size Table | tens, “"“‘l"“““ 29 Tl e All 1 ana | Wil # z ¢ 2 was $1.00 & 50l orrow wool and |~ which whol 5 Covers, worth §2.50 each, go |l our price. c a I]alr' fast colors, with | _Eout 12 "’m{.‘,‘,v,}“'f 49c R arg orm col- | All the L finest g vy IN ks 7=a lars, 26 to 40 in, | POR ~n<11|'.'|'i|.'|fl‘:.~1<‘:fv = IN OUR BASEMENT. long, go at vor! p to 81.0¢ 25¢ quality, black ground, fancy-figured Sateens, go at 8ic a Iraxrd Plain and fancy-colored Ei- der-down Flannels, worth 50c a yard, go at 28 Laces. Thousands of yards of striped bobinette, in all colors, suitable for fancy work and trim- ming for evening dresses; wholesale price 25¢ a yard, our price ONE CENT A YARD. \r valenciennes, torch- 10,000 yards of $4.98 30.98 36,98 312,50 AND $I5.00 0 ut He, ‘}{1‘:1220 S finest qlmluy natural wool and HO in- hlack orth D 04t 180 and .o o balt BBC —— e T T S RIBBONS. ported cashmere HALF WVEA R, vortli up to 1.0 _TILWG_“ At 5c Yq,rd. oo ODtCiAl for Tomorrow. “ GUFFEE Monday we will sol the fincst BROKEN )= MOCHA AND JAVAip Omaha for {5¢ a pound, It's worth 23c to 25¢ ip any store in town, 1 d h i embroidered silk chiffon FTpe " the pair as hlgh as §25, go at {a yard; i black, cream and all colors. ladles Tallor. sam I RO R T T e FRuNp YoILRR WY Uncolored Japan Tol 39 and '.ww:uuu"l Illhlmln in blac! )\.Inll gl r'“r 4'_8c' i ; hls'. x; e - i Syory coloe ot .:mnlxlnlll. M l nnu: tea importe for an entire remnant. e o fd M d J k I [y Yard! { ; ltH;<l"&,¢:°r{'h0' 3 s 13 tho biggest Fibbon bargal rom $1.00 to Double-fo! a B ac e s $|2|5fl and! $I5|00| gBered ln Onaha. BT '«l“.'»lf”hr'r.‘ \\...1. lnc Lo TSR | pound, e lcu e-fold black cottoa Nl (LIKE CUT,) Allxlus nluln hlmr velvet ribbons, in —_— i ur price — o & CUT, : 25 grald, Sailn, SACH Dack or 30c & poun ashmeres, worth 12)4c n e Worth $20, $25, $30 and $35. Nearly | Seivet stripe. Miny " of thess o At I5c Yard; Wholesale will gell the hE:u, yard, go at ntant’s Shoes........... & 40 in. long, made of a thousand magutieent samplo gar.| Donssold At wholodaie for ¥1.00 4 Price 60c. 0 of mm\m{c ) Child's Cloth TopShoes. gso all wool beaver and ker ments, in all the latest and newest va. "’fl.u‘ih’i‘r’é".‘x’l_l_ ax‘-'-c'n.(é‘”':uf'"d‘ T e L e yanset vellings ! | JAVA and AR *hild’s Dongola Shoes.. .59¢ | sey cloth. garies of fashion.;|We have sorted | wr—m—rm - 0do nots, all slik mallne, obeniile } ) S Misses’ Dongola Shoes. B | S raaia i aban toe et ta ino HASEEIL BATE "“;g‘o“} ATl the beavy biack satir doutio: T Sa e Mtk makAR saae BOSES d 1 10,000 remnants of all kinds | Misses] Kid Shocs.. 830 | g15. P ¢ s Hohan bl s bl nn‘:i":t Prico 85 yard: mo S e holesals c c pound. " 1us" the ? ” School Shoe o > W (e M O JOTG) B0 88 car 3 siansnsnse y of Linen Towelings, go at ?‘M » Bebo bh:les Dg ur Price $9.98 re worth up to $35 .‘«:Iuli'\'l"y’v.fl'fifm”f' ‘Shad s Isc b(:n:::‘ vy Q‘b | 1 3oys’ L(mgrcu-} 1008 . ') '“ OWOFTOW at. . —_— . ; 2 Boys' §lippers.... . O KERY. un nlulfim grain rivbons up to 8 f ntir M Men'’s Cork Sole S Dmm"-d Dinner ucl, nuine 1 ches wide, {h black und every col- | or an entire remnant, any | Men's Work Shoés. . s & i o ave d 0 Ty of these worth 25¢ a yard. Ladies’ Warm Slippo 489 Proca Hu‘..‘:‘x"i‘(?x"w Ty g . Read de sh . bent | 123108 BLRREN & hive sdla for it : c Tomorrow we will exhibit {n oup ) B g . y le‘a y(;nal\fe ? CCtsl of best {:fi;i:, B‘:&fi: 2{:‘:’ RO o front showcase the process of Aadies xfore . e 4 Mo Loyl Ladies' War L LS Ribbons in the Basement. M is less than anyone el ,, - élc Ladies' War! All “the cheaper ribbons from this stock for an entire sheet, { Ladies’ Felt Slippe Childs' Felt Sl[)pp.u which are not all silk go in two lots Ip the Thousgnds of yarde of black mourning ‘We make a reduction of 10 per cail ! { dies’ b 2 [ | ORE, OMAHA. ERATAT R grepe, worth $2.00 & yard, §o at 26¢, 600 and | on all hair goods this weelk.