Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 23, 1894, Page 9

EDITORIAL SHEET. ESTABLISITED JUNE MORNING, OMAHA, SUNDAY HAYDEN DEC L.\[IH‘ R 23, SINGLE cory BROTHERS. PAGES 9 TO 16. FIVE CEN'TS. THE LAST CHANCE TO SECURE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, HOLIDAY GOODS, ETC. We make the lowest prices, we do the business. Max Meyer & Bro. Co.’s en- .tire musical stock now consolidated with our own, making competition impossible. Every department in our mammoth store teeming with bargains. We are “Pur- veyors to the people. The only new stock brought to Omalia this year; no carried over goods from last year; all New Clean Toys. ylish New Dolls. .Assortments Unbroken. PRICES CUT MONDAY. such as to close these all out in the forenoon—come early. Dolls 25c— early Monday morning for 25c. Bisk doils; worth 8150 to 82.00—clean and new; on this 15 inches long, clean new pretty faced dolls that ave worth Kid body dalls 24 inches long; fine French closing eye, Dolls 48c- counter Monday for (8c. FIVE LEADERS IN DOLLS. I'wo tables of dressed and undressed dolls, worth 20c to 33 IDOLLS. BC.——ioishioniuy mbcnisg forioe 35c to50c on a 15¢ counter vomorrow, Kid body dolls, unbroakable dolls 24 inches long, French long hair dolls; clcan, frosh new goods imported this ceason worth from $1 to $1.50—on the 48¢ counter. Prices all cubto plecos for Mondays fing 8125 Dressed Dolls——gi it i fne 200 ol down to 51,55 Che rush of trade may be Dolls 15¢c— jointed dolls worth 50¢ to $1. 50, will be put on Llus counter Dolls 680—*1‘ rench kid dolls and a large assortment of fine German ALL NEW AND CLEAN. $1 00 Rocking Horses Down to 68c. $1.50 Horses down to 95¢; $2.50 Horses down to $1.87: $4.00 Horses down to $2.87. SHOOFLYS, Sleds, 50c Each, We bought a lot of sleds that the manufacturer could not sell owing to warm weather. They are on sale in our anvex at one- half price. Toy Dressers, 88c. Little g! drawe; Plush Sets. 50c on the Dollar, An entire new line; beautiful manicure toi'et, shaving and other sots bought during the hard times by our money for b0 on the dollar. Small Toys Oun counters at Se, 10¢, 23¢ and 50c. Monday all day we shall put Toys that have s ld doan to & small quantity and endeavor to dlear them out. It will pay you to wateh these countors all day sing cases with carved top, mirvor and three THESE SPLENDID SILKS Worth from #$1.00 1o $1.50 « yard, all at 69 Cents Yard. The Greatest Bargaln of (e Season $1.00 quality faille dress silks in black and all leading colors. Black swivel silks, with colored swivel figure, all silk; in cardinal, yellow, lay- ender, ete. Beautiful quality Picot taffeta silks in & multitude of handsome cowmbinations ~regular $1.00 silks. Black brocaded satins in - bandsowe small neat designs. Plaid India twill silks, just the thing for waists and cape linings. Black satin grain and black $1.00 dress silks. adzimer, blaci royal armure gros regular Striped tafleta waists, silks in new effects for Cheney Bros.' erepe de chenes in all evening shades and black, 27-luch India silks in all the new shades, including magenta and bluette. Colored . woire silks—every thread guarvanteed pure silk. Always sold at $1.00—all shades, pecial Christmas renrsans o [|UNDAY IN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEP'T, 350 Ladies’ Silk Waists at $2.95, worth $5. 150 Children’s Cloaks at $1.95, worth $3 to $6. 422 Misses’ Cloaks at $4.45, worth $5 to . 8. Our entire stock of Ladies’ Cloaks, black and colored, at $5.90, 6.90, 7.90, 8.90, 9.50 and 12.50-~these cloaks wete from $8.50 to $20. 48 Two-toned Fur Beaver Shawl§ $6 75, worth $10, 290 Ladies’ all-wool Dresses, $4.45, worth $8 to $12. 23 Ladies’ Chinchilla Jackets, $7,90,worth $10. Every Lady in the city should visit our CLOAK DEPARTMENT MONDAY. HAYDEN BROS. Music - Departmen PIANOS! PIANOS! PIANOS! The most extensive line of Pianos under one roof in| America, Every first-class make represented. MAX MEYER & BRO. CO'S immense stock has been add:d to our own. Our prices cannot be duplicated in ths country. Twenty different makes, including these we!l-known instru- ments: CHICKERINE fNABE STEINWAY DECKER BROS, LESTER VOSE & SONS ORG‘ANS Plilncs that are possible nowhere else. Small Musical Merchandise EVERYTHING AT ONE: HALF PRICE L $7.60 now $10.00 now at $20 and u Bros., cte, Guitars Autoharps, 5 Guitars | Autoharpe: 0 | Accordeon: 0 | Violing fo 8 | Violins for Violins for Banjos worth 88 $1250 | Banjos worth $10.50. worth $35.00 now Mandolins worth §9.00 now. Mandolins worth $15.00 now. Mandolins worth $26.0) now. Washburn Mandolins, Banjos worth §15.00 Washburn Guitars, Btewart banjos. SUEET MUSIC o i s sy wiorssus s % We can supply any selection \\.ml»d inthe 1 or any of the Standard Classics. ALL FOLIOS AT REDUCED |'Rl The entire MAX MEYER & wo. cos sk ot LESS THAN HALF FORMER PRICES & PIANO TUNING BY MR. LEONARD, THE EXPERT, TAKE A LCOK AT THIS DEP'T, YOU ARE CORDIALLY WELCOME | Hardware Dept. Holidav Presents. ATES, SKATES. SKATES. ate and popular pi Cuns at Wholesale Prices. Any one wanting a shot gun, rifle, re- volver or ammunition and sporting | goods should call to see us and save re- tallers' profit. This department has | some beautiful holiday presents, includ. lng fine carpenter, machinist and buteh- ers' tools, fine cutlery, ete, ete. Ko at #5¢ in this sale. verything in ladies’ and w's skates at Just half the reg- 378 98¢ up. CLOSING OUT Holiday Goods Allgoods pertaining to holiday special- ties In our noti v goods de- sed out on Mouday 5, 23¢ pair. the very finest, 43¢ cases, $1.0C. )e combination pocketbooks, X combination pocketbool 50 combination pocketboo Je all silk initialed handkerchie Se all silk initialed handkerchie hand ba $100 fancy chiefs, H0c. 50c fancy embroldered handkerchiefs, \-mhl idered lmmllml- fan 10¢ and PIPES, Etc. Do not forget that our Stock uf PIPES is very complete; Elegant pipe, cigar holder and n box, in beautifol plush case, only From 2c¢ to $4.00, from the common corncob to the finest meerschaum. An elegant line of fine French briar pipes at 35¢, 50¢, T8¢, $1.00 up. BOOKS. We must close our stock of holiday books, bibles, albums, Xmas cards, ete., on Monday. All album 100 “Trilb; b Juvenile books, Ge, 10¢ "m: O YCLOPEDIA BRITAN best calf binding our price Mon Same book in cloth, H0e. All bibles at cut pr BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL Holiday Goods. Lovely eake and bread Dresden china, Austrian china, 7hc Fine china cups and saucers 20¢ each; worth $1.00. Festooned china saucers and plates, $1.50, Solid colored, 15¢; worth 75e. Imitation of alabaster and statues of celebrated people, well as the ori; s of dollars. embroidered handkerchiefs, from 20c to $4.00. ICA, in . $6.00; copy. for ed cups, gold ba 2, worth each; gold band eream jugs, marble 10¢ each. nals that § ll|~ln|h' head plates in fine china at 20¢, 30¢, 40c. Each plate of the s ind has been sold as high as each, Japanese sugar and cream sets, each, Ih~|h'{ figured bronze and silver ban- quet lamps, center draught, §$2.05; worth §$10.00, A complete dinner set in Royal Vie. toria, Austrian china. The same sets have ne been sold for any less than $40.00, ‘hoice from a 7 French lhllm $15.00, 100-piece Tnglish dinner sets, worth §18.00, Stippled gold china cuspidors, worth $1.50 Ifull line of lllnlhunl cook [ 8il8 and the price Is within | Terra cotta stand lamps, { with shade, 08¢, A beautiful line of carving sets from 20¢ uten- ch of all, complete ELEGANT DISPLAY OF )| LADIES’ AND CENTS’ FURNISHING COODS | Suitable for Holidav Presents, Men's silk handkerchiefs, worth 50¢, reduced to 2: silk muttler full size, The, $1.00, gents' neckwear, in tecks and 50¢; worth dnllhl Ladies' kid gloves reduced to § Gents' silk umbrellas, $1.50, §2.00 and b and $1.00. boe, The e s lined leather gloves, and up. Gents' fine and $1.50. Men's Ladies' each, driving gloves, 98¢, §$1.25 nnel overshirts. fancy aprons, e to to '.l'pa.s. rolored |p.lu tea, 2 : pound. 28¢ pound J‘é;vélr; Dept. Christmas Specials fol This Week, Men's or boys' solid coin silver hunt- ing case wateh, stem wind mul set, fine lever movenient, $4.98; worth $12.00. Gents' gold filled wateh, warranted to wear 15 years, Elgin or Waltham movement 8; worth .00. Gents’ ;.n](l filled hunt se watch, warranted to wear 20 yeds or_Waltham movement, $25.00. Gents' elegant hand-engraved hunting case wa with the celebrated Rock- ford railroad movement, 15 els, fully adjusted to heat, cold or position, Bre- quet hair s , double sunk dial, patent m regulator, Damas- keened nickel, Boys' and mun\ nickel stem watches, 9; worth $5.00, Id-filled hunting ease wateh Waltham movement, 0. gold-filled hunting case wateh, ised gold ornaments |(ml|~l. l|.|lul | Our 505 worth wind Elgin or solid ”nlll watch, U, 8. government stamp, fine Blgin or Walt- ham hunting case yaised ornamenta- ); worth §40.00, s’ elegant genuine diamond and pearl cluster ornamented hunting case with a full-jeweled Elgin or Waltham movement, $47.50; worth $100.00. Solid gold pearl handled pens, T9¢. Sterling silver belt buckles, 76 gz silver thimbles, 17 s heavy solid gold llm.fl 13c. knife, fork and spoon, in satin in satin lined b e photo frames, 25c worth ce auadruple plated tea Hundreds of chains at o ot by worth $2.50. Y uvenir spoons .00 pearl achiromatic opera 5 of other noveltics at prices 50 low that they astonish every one, All goods warranted as represented. Provisions. Call to Mon=2y Savers, \u\\ I~1 your time to save money by [ BUY NOw, { While it is cheap. Buy now, while it is chieap, Butter. Butter ile Omaha, butter, Greatest Ever Good country The, 10¢ and First-class butter, 15¢, 17¢ and 20c, Cheese. Bear in mind that Hayden Bros. are the largest cheese consumers in the [ west Brick cheese, Limbur Swiss ch thing in (hl' prices. 10¢, 12%¢ and 14e. . 10¢, 1 , and 17¢, se line and Crackers Are Away Down. Soda and oyster crackers per pound. Fruits and Nuts v mixed nly 10¢; Florida L 15¢ and 20¢ per IIl . Come lnn' for any kind of fish want, fine Elgin | » and 14c, | at lowest | only 8the | here at lowest | FOR MONDAY. The government obliges us to stock one month earlier than our e tom, and we propose to urload ey dollar possible and take our loss before the INCOME TAX takes what little profit we make in this department. MONDAY'S \\ HIRLW ‘h»lllth all wool s 3G-inch English made .... 8G-inch_cotton mix covort, {he quality, Monday i all wool suiting, Wity Mond 1 wool v Monday....... wool storm’ serg and black, S9¢ quali a, All our 44-inch, 46-inch, 48 and [0-in¢h suiting, sold up to forr $1_m, 30e A s THIE NA\ YS A\\l’ AL L \\ lll'l'l{s. 40-inch all wool navy, worth 48c, Monday 46-inch all wool navy, Monday . 47-inch all wool na Monday worth 5! 42-nch nov U8c and 42 and 44 40-ineh all wool black serge, worth 48¢, Monday. 46- Inl || all w Special Ol frings FOR THIS WEEK., Men's, Boys' ani Ghildren’s CLOTHING. nination to lighten our load, we have closed our eyes to conse- quences and offer you, at le than wholesale prices, the very o t and best. merchandise ever thown on the market., It will cost no more to buy the hest from us than inferior goods elsewhere, MEN'S SUITS, To close out at less than wholesale price, men's reliable cassimere and che- viot suits - heavy mate- With a ¢ S | v itting garments, nicely gotten K teh tweed perfect Men's genuine 4I1|\ \\unn«l fine che- viot and cassimere suits, almost any style 1 L equal to any $2000 cuge e suit in the city, for §10.50, 'S overcoats and ulsters at less esale cost for this week, of our entire stock for ind § his will be le u on The dollar to closo than | Your choic 1 trousers. Your pairs fine cassi- pant made from length, over worsted mal to any tailor m ) 1o 40 waist and CHILDI Monday you take entire stock of fine 1zes 4 10 15 ! SUITS, your choice of oup Al wool knee pant uble-breasted, cas- cheviot, bl or black, eclay , In fact any fabric you may cholee for $1.0, worth from $4.00 to n pairs of well wade all wool uts for Monday, worth §$1.00, Groceries. pounds New r, $1.00, pounds r, $1.00, pounds fine Minnesota tlour, New currants, Orleans graulated pure white granulated New corn, Self-raising pancake flouy, i Pure New York state buckwheat, Ko