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

1871, STABLISHED ()‘\IAIIA UN DAY MORNING, DE( h‘\‘l BER o “y 1894. COPY FIVE SINGLE CENTS. BROTHERS. ‘HAYDEN == Soecial Fur Cape Sale, BEGINNING Monday, Dec. 3rd. We are not going to wait until it is too | ate to close them out, but now while you want them we are going to reduce the hprices of fur capes. BLACK 24 inches long CONEY 27 inches lon FUR 30 inches lon CAPES 30 inches long, extr 3 24 inchos long .. ENGLISH 27 inches long SEAL 29 inches long 34 inches long ASTRAKHAN 3)inches long. ....... CAPES 34inches long. 30 inches long. 34 inches long. MONKEY vith SEAL COLLAR__: BALTIC + SEAL BARGAIN TABLES of Fur Capes:No. 184,23 and table N —on them capes that sold up 10 $25. Clothing Stock Too Heavy. _ PRIGES CUT FOR NEXT WEEK. Men’s Suits . . Strictly all wool cheviot suits and medium and dark gray cassi- mere suits that sold for g§10.00; next week...oeoecoencecccass % STYLE AND FIT—Allof the suits in this lot are as good fit and style as though made by a first class tailor; they sold a few days ago for $16.50, $18 and $20; begin- ning Monday your choice,and they are our finest suits, for.. 27 inches long 30 inches long Men’s Ov t ; ens ercoats. MEN'S OVERCOATS—Genuine Columbian Melton, Kersey and Beaver, in blue, black, brown and oxford, made with an cye 10 solid wear as well as style and made, moreover, to retail for 812, Monday’s prico $5.75.. B o L] MLEN'S KERSEY OVERCOATS--Finest made, in blue, black, brown and slate, cut medium and extra length, silk and wool y lining, very best satin yoke and fine silk sleeve lining. WL‘ bought these after the rest of the trade were full of Over- coats—the cloth was on hand and had to be made up—they are 825 and $30 coats. These prices on them next week—3$10, ) $12.50, 813.50 and $15, a very good choice Monday for......... L] FRIEZE ULSTERS -made of cloth weighing 34 ounces ‘6 00 yard, cut extra long, double-breasted, the 310 q\mht) for 36, q and the $12 ones for $7.50. ...... .. gt reeerteriniirinnnn, and 8$7.80 BOYS' CAPE OVERCOATS--Ages 4 to 14 years, cheviot and cassimeres, the yalues run from 83 to 85, and we haye made three prices on this lot, , $1.95 and.. 8 L BOYS' ULSTERS--Shotland, melton and ges 6 to 14 cars, ulsters that sold for 87, 86 and 8, all Drices in throe ots at § - BOYS' OVERCOATS—Agos 14 10 10 years, made of brown mel- ton—a good durable coat, sold all around town for $4—we’ve reduced them t0.....ccovvevsseeenns Hats and Caps. Boys’ Caps. 2.00 men's Derby hats. . . 50c Scotch turban caps . 18c 2.50 men’s Derby hat 76¢ Yacht caps . . 2% 3,60 men’s Derby hats. $1.00 Brighton Caps 40c Men’s Fedora Hats. Men’s Plush Caps. 2.00 fur Fedora hats $1.50 silk plush and silk lined 2,60 fur Fedora hats Brighton caps for ....... ssrare T80 $8.50 fur Fedora hats skt DR Men’s Caps. TRUNKS, VALISES. 5, BOc Brighton and yaeht caps 22c| An extensive assortment of every- ° '76¢ Brighton caps . 40c|thing—grade highest to lowest qual- W $1,00 silk lined caps 50c|ity. Prices one=-half less than you $1.00 Yacht caps . 50c | have been accustomed to paying. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT, SKATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wo have received the largest stock of skates ever brought to Omaha. this sale the American Lever Olub Skate worth $1.50 will go at 35c per pair. have Ladics' and Gentlemens' skates of every description and price. GUNS:. GUNS. GUNS. As the season s getting late we propose to close out our stock of guns at wonderfully reduced rates. For instance, a $10,00 gun goes at $7.00; a $15.00 gun In We for $10,00, and a $20.00 gun at $15.00. Ammunition and sporting goods prices just cut in two, Tremendous Reductions in Hardware. 250 padlocks go at 5e; 500 padlocks go at 10¢; 40s door locks go at 14¢; best weather strip/ only le per foot; best steel wire nails, only lic per rules, only 3¢; hendled axes, only 49¢. We ca full line of barb and plain wire, picks, mattocks, crowbars, wheelbarrows, shovels, all kinds of handles, rope of all sizes, tackle blocks, barn door track and rollers, hay carriers, pulleys, mounted grind stones, sausage pound; 2-foot Notion Department We have struck a BIG SNAP Handkerchiefs, Bankrupt stocks, are not in it The cle g up stock of the factories at the end on sherif's sales, ete., 1 value. MONDAY MOR Children’s v fine white with ini beautifully in corner pgular LOT hiefs, 1N embroider price, 10c. LOT—Children's iy embrof ular 10¢ '|| L0 slegant embroide white haidkerchiefs in white and col ored embroidery; only fully worth e, 4TH LOT—A bi IHI white l»ml- hes job of ladies’ heauti- ed handkerchiefs ;i fully worth 8¢ to ' LOT—A complete line of ney embroidered and hemstitehed ofs, the latest designs, at vorth 30c. I LOT—Is the finest line of fancy scolloped fembroidered tatting-edged handkerchiefs ¢ - sale; reg: ¢ beauties, worth A LEADER. Juts out some big snap for 11, we will offer the big- st leader for Monds 50 dozen silk handkerchiefs at be ¢ ¢ being a limited_quantity this lot, you must come early. nk of it. A fine silk handkerchiet BOX HANDKERCHIEFS. These goods are meant for Xmas presents. Three fine handkerchiefs put up in fancy boxes. This lot only 25c. Fancy Goods Dept We have just opened our Christmas stock of these goods, and to get ev one to see it we will sell beautiful cen- stamped 18x18, at Te. Regu- stamped center Dot utiful I 12¢. Beautiful The very lntest laund Tinted table covers, Tinted doylies, 1 gro: Stamped linen splashers, 25c¢. Stamped linen tray cloths, 15¢; worth 10¢; worth amped linen dresser scarfs, 19c; worth 30¢. Stamped linen dresser scarfs, 20c; worth Hoe. Working Silks, Etching Silks. sted embroidered Silks, mbroidered Sil fan embroidered Silks, Rope embroidered Silks, etc., 25¢ per dozen. embroidery floss, the best S doz. , full 1-0z. spools, 19¢. Book Department A ge invoice of that popular new book, “Trilby,” just received. Get price T svery one, the and see us a little low the lowest our motto on hook temember the new Oxford ul\llon in cloth, with gilt ends, onl A This is |l\|~ ||-<'\||.|| .»Ih \ll"lnll and in- come than \\" hn-l Scott, Trving, Dickens, Huwtliorne, ete, All late novels, Te each, Our finest note paper, be quire Monday. on Trimming and Button Department We have the Van Dyke jet points in all widths and pri Prices ranging | from 33e¢, 60c, 63 Oc up to $2.43 per yard. Narrow jet edgings from be up- wards to b0c yard. Black silk gimp from 5e, Se up to 50e yard; all widths and styles. Big special ba trimmings; cooney fur in angora, \\]Ilh‘ ored, 47¢ yard; black Dress and coat butons, in pearl” and bone, all sizes, prices ranging from 30c¢ up to § per doz; small ones to match small wash pearl buttons, 10¢ per card, 2 dozen on card. Large jet buttons, 40c, 45¢, Boe, G0e per doz; small ones to match, Women’s Black Hose 12)c Fast Black Hose, seamlesy, made of double and twisted yarn, worti 20¢, 124c a pair. and 40c yard. Women’s Black Hose 19c¢. Double heel and toe, extra long lege, a quality worth 33c a paw; on sale Mons day for 192, Ladies’ Undervests 15c¢. 'Phese are natural gray—bought last summer—when money purchased goods cheap. Send us your orders for this bargain. Ladies’ Underwear 25c¢. Vests and drawers, j ular 50c quality, for ey ribbed, reg- Men’s Underwear 25c. Men' draw for Men’s Underwear 50c. All wool shirts and drawers—t, |, greatest bargain of this sale—at a worth $1.00, heavy woolen undershirts and , old tariffl prices 50c. Monday Se stuffors, meat cutters. Also a full line of Butchers' tools, churns, vte., ete., all at about 40 per cent, under rates. Jewelry Department Bargains. L This elegant bronze mefal, gilt or sil- ver, parlor or bedroom cock, with alarm, Actual Value, CHATELAIN WATCHES. An fnexpensive, acceptable gift for a lady, young or old. Solid coin silve withy silver cap and jeweled movemen worth tly ). 1t sells in jewe store that. Our price. ... $2 48 SOLID COLD CHATELAIN WATCHES sre they have sold these they vs brought $15.00. Our £5.00. for have LADIES’ WATCHES. in or Waltham movement; hunt ing gold filled, stem winding, handsomely en ved; worth $18.00, Next ..$6 98 MEN'S WATCHES filled, case handsomely en wted for 15 years; first 1\ or Waltham ~movement; $15.00; for. ..$7 98 MEN’S WATCHES. ('H‘,.'I'l\\'l'(] gold filled hunting ) W ||(l|'||v| movement worth ||n| nywhere else. Our price next week ..$12 50 LADIES’ WATCH. S, assay; gold hunting case, nentation, all hand wor teh for. .$19 98 SMALL JEWELRY. solid gold diamond rings, Heavy gold band rings, wortl solid gold set rin, 3 worth $2. Sterling silve souvenir spoons, 20¢; \h\|l||u: silver belt buckles, 19¢, worth Men's he plated watch chain 3¢, worth § ALARM CLOCKS. 56C. IIRST CLASS NICKLE—Not the kind with lead works, but solid steel p(nInn\. worth $1.00. Our price ..B6¢c OPERA QLIBSES With gilt tubes, Moroeco leather cases; 64 worth § LA fine oriental , either black or white; first quality achromatic lenses, with gold tubes; worth $8.50. A ;.-rvutlmmnln for$2 98 Optical Department, Second floor, just by thé elevator, you will find our new optical department, in charge of a skilled optician, and you may rest assured no pains or expense will be spared to give you accurate fit- ting glasses and at dry goods profits, We make to order and fill prescriptic as well as sell you from stock. Your eyes tested FREE OF CHARGE. Grocery Department rece u!\wl from a New lml\ aq asphes sold lwm Monday we will sell just one-third of 27 pounds granulated them for their real value. 2 sugar, $1. Sugar corn, laundry soap, tomato Thc 1214¢ for (llr (& California assorted plums, hominy, 3¢ 1b.; corn starch, self-raising pancake flour, matches, 10¢ dozen boxes. Tea and Coffee Java coffee, 5e 1b.; Rlo and Java cof- fee, Tl4e; Santos and Peaberry, 10¢ 1b, Mocha and Java, 12%c; Rio coffe H Java and Rio, 19%c; Santos comb. Java and Mocha, 25¢; Japan Tea, from 15c up. Basket fired Japan tea, 28¢ Ib. Drivd Pruits can; pail of jelly 3¢ bar; quart cans sol Califerniaitable peaches 1; blackberries, 10¢ can; u,:,.- “Ib.; Cali- Tie 1b.; Jmported se less raisins, 9%c Ib.; Idaho prunes, Ib.; California large prunes, T%e Ib, Flour is Down You can buy good flour for 50c¢ sack; Bnowflake flour, sack; Diamond fornia aprico patent Superlative, 75¢ sack; Minneapo- lis 4X Superlative, 90c; Cream flour, D0c sack; best Minneapolis Superlative, $1.00 sack; Bonita flour, $1.10 sack. Meat Department Sugar-cured No. sugar- 1 hams only red pienic hams, 6% pork sugar-cured bacon, beef, summer sausage, 8¢ per pound. Butter, Butter, Butter Come here, where yod cani’get the best butter on earth. Good Butter, 10¢ and 1214c. ] Cheese. Cheefi £y |~4 headquarteys ‘for all king nestia cheese. Full We; Bwiss cheese, cheese, 10ci limburger Neufochatel, 5 club pine apple and ‘llulhm st prices, Fruits and Nuts ¢ mixed nuts only T dates, 10¢; oran; member, we will be headqu: 1ds of fruits during holida here for what you \vum. Crackers and Bakery Soda and pound. Niec on hand. Fish Department \n-l\ml white fish, 10¢; smoked bloot- e Holland herring, 314 ned ard, [ house, Edam kinds at low per 10¢. for all Come s, ster crackérs, oyly de per sh bakery goods al difish, lub.’v « in the fish line, We have ey HAVDEN: Childrens’ Caps. 3 special ba wrtment next we s in_our millinery d¢ all the new, pretty plush bonnets and d CARPETS, 400, growing department. We alns for the com ing week, among them strictl earpets at the lowest price also an elegant line of fin the prices A steadily have some gro; Best Moquette Best Floor Oilel CURTAINS, A Dbargain in good r, and finer $1, $1.2 10C PAIR. » curtains, 40¢ Best pole trimmin ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS. Does not k, rust or ght A new line just received. burn or s does not bre corrode. es lightness of with great strength at PRIC WITHIN REACH O ALL, 100 PIEC sets, 100 piec brown or blue ow's sale price, THE soup foureen, Just like the dinne pieces; worth BARGAIN sets, only have 56 FOR HOUSEKEEPERS tension hanging lamps §1 oric headplates, the fines 20¢, 30¢ and 40¢ each. MORE BARGAINS. 4-quart pudding pans, 2%c each; cof- fee pots, e each; full pint tin cups, 3 coal hods, 9¢; conl shovel a e each; lid lifters, lc ch; copper bottom ; baking or milk 1g-handled knives Albeto tea spoons, oons, 26¢ set; cup ; wash bowl and 8, Toc each; crocks, 15 and forks 1% per s and_ saucer pitcher, 201 crystal water jugs, 13¢ PASSAMAQUODDY BASKE T'S. A new holiday line of fancy sweet grass and birch bark baskets, 008, ete., the first ever shown in Omaha. They were made by the Passamaquoddy Indians of Maine and will retain the sweet grass odor from 7 to 10 years. Fourth floor. DOMESTIC BARGAIN TABLES. Full of odds and ends. Keep your eye on them. New bargains in domes- ties, flannels, ete., on them every day. COTTON FLANNEL 10C. Extra heavy long nap bleached cotton flannel, the 15¢ quality, beginning Mon- day for 10c. LINEN TABLE SCARFS. Sizes 18x: inches, plain white or col- 18 inches, 3be, and 18x NEW LINE) Faney crochet and open- fancy towels, Toe, $1, $1.25 and $1.50; hem- stitehed fancy Broche dresser searfs, $1.50 and §2 BERKSHIRE BEDSPREADS, $1.00. We have reduced these to $1. They have never been sold less than $1.25. Lawrence LL sheeting, 4c. Unbleached cotton flann Best dark calico, only 2 customer, Co BEST LINING CAMBRIC, 40, All colors in the finest grade of lining cambric, 4¢ yard. SATIN SILESIA a5c quality; plain colors, or with black and fancy printed backs, for sale at 2 10-4 GRAY BLANKETS, 50C PAIR. Gray mottled blankets, 50c pair; sil- ; 114 white s, 98¢; all wool red flannel from ork auction sale, 1d¢, 18¢, 25c, Big bargain at 40c. 25(¢ ) 26C ver gray, $1.00 and §1 Dblank Wool Felt Sailor Hats 75c. A millinery bargain. They are worth $1.25. Monday's sale, all colors, 75 Cents. Trimmed Hats $1.50. A special sale of trimmed hats for see them—$1.50. Trimmed Hats $2,48. At this price we have stylish trimmed hats with best of materials that you never saw for lesa than $4.00 to $4.50. Sale begins Monday., Wool Felt Hats 95c. A new lot just reccived. They are the fine quality—sold for $1.25 and $1.50, Monday’s sale only..,.... .9h¢ 5 and $2.50 neatly fonday—come and Little Bargains Fan flowe 1.00, £ oheap. feathers, 1c up; tips, 50c bunch; 5e bunch. Velvet covered hats, 1 little things Monday’s sale BLACK DRESS SILKS. BLACK DRESS SILKS. The Most Complete Assortment. The Lowest Prices. 36 inches wide. s grain, armure or faile atin duchesse, all § A brocwded pean de soie, 24 inches wide rain, black royal armure. faille francaise, extra good qualily hemere in, black peau ¢ 1 armu k faille francaise, 1 < inches wide Loraye dress silk, 85¢ yard B9¢ yard soie inches wide 1.25 yard $1.25 yard . .$1.25 yard isfaction in every particular, Hhu k Black hes wid ve s DRESS GOODS. The great depreciation in values owing to the new tariff bill enables us to place before our patrons dress goods at prices heretofore unheard « very fow merchants had their stock low enough to |.|k4~ advantage of the new conditions, conditions, but we were fortunate in that respect and have bought at NE' W PRICES during the last 30 days. Dress Goods Prices: nch all wool ladies’ sutting Monday for. nch wide all wool covert «lu'h the $1 REMNANTS. Dress goods in all lengths, in all qualitie must go. You can get an ALL WOOL DRI $1.50 —it would cost double by the yard. « 39 75¢ 9 quality, Monday fo REMNANTS. which simply means they 'ERN in this lot as low as There can be no possible competition in our Dress Goods prices, Monday will be an opnortumg for buying rich dress goods at from 25 to 40 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. The Eastern market Xs demoralized, and we took advantage ot it. 15 26¢ 39¢ e 98¢ ¢ 000 yards Brocade, sorge and mixed WINTER ruinous price of 15¢ for Monday; real value JRESS GOODS at the 25¢ to 30c.. 3,000 yards all wool, mixed and brocaded, double width Dress Goods, all dard fall and winter colors and fabrics, going Monday for 25¢, worth 400, 45¢ and 600, ¢0aavs sovnveenns . . 2,500 yards all wool, mixed wool, Scotch tweed, worsted and other fancy dark Dress (luode\, a hundrel] of the late_t conceits, worth 63c and 7be. 1,000 yards heavy Scotch woolen Dross stuffs M a YARD. Monday these magnificent dress g0ods go at tho phenam- enal price of....... Entire line of French novelty Dress Goods REGARDLESS of cost. season’s importation goods, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, clean new stuff, re- duced and sold Monday for 98¢, nothing held back........ All our 40, 42 $1.00, $1 1-in. novelty Dress G 5, $1.48, Monday. ods, sold up to Saturday night Black Goods Prices. Next year’s prices won't get as low as our Black Goods prices 60¢ » 33¢ - B9 ¢ 39 Monday all our NOVELTY BLACK GOODS that hnvo been 70¢, 75¢, 85¢ and 90¢ cut down to halfl dollar.. ....veverersens.. sessassensanes All our 40-inch BLACK SERGES that have been 50¢, 5 55¢ and 60c, down ‘they go Monday to a third of a dollar a yard All our 80¢, 87c and 90¢ Black Sergns, 46 inches wide, down on Mon« day to bH9¢ a yar Phenomenal Black Serges, 48 lnchcs wide, 31 25, we'll try you on \hmxluy at The. 5 $l 50 and 81.75 BLACK HENRIETTAS, very fine all wool, 69¢ quality, Down on Monday to 39c. Music Department. WE SELL Best Standard Pianos. Special Holiday Prices on any of the following named Piamos. 02w on sple in our music room: READ THE LIST. CHICKERING, BTEINWAY, DECKER BROS., KNABE, LESTER, VOSE, NEW ENGLAND, LELAND, McCAMMON, GOBDON. MATHUSEK, BEHNIN HENRY F. MILLER, HALLET & CUMSION, SMITH & BARNES, GILBERT, NEWBY & EVANS, SBTRICH & ZEIDLER, Before buying a cheap or medium grade plano, known and best made piano, in the world, New Planos to rent. Piano tuning 81.50; work guarrnteed. Se==SHEET MUSIC==5c. Call or write for our catalogue of Standard Sheet Music, 10,000 different selections, at 5o per copy, by mail 6c. All music books and folios at reduced prices. Small Musical Merchandise. Washburn Mandol Washburn Guitars, Stewart Banjos &10 up. Violins—good—$2.95 up. Violins—better. —b.f-o up. get our prices on the begy We absolutely defy competition, ombracing ovi the late sheet musi 22 up. up, 8, Autoharps, 8-bar, $1.50 to $2.83, Autoharps, 5-bar, $3.75 each, Accordians, 50 up. Music Rolls, 85¢, worth 81, Music Boxes. HAYDEN: HAYDEN: Violing—the best—#12 up. Music Boxes. EVERYTHING,