Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1895, Page 9

%, Black Armure, worth $1,00 > P y + from $1.80, $1.78 and $2.00. EDITORIAL SHEET, B e FABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871, THE OMAHA OMAHA, SUNDAY MORN ING, JANUARY {TEEN PAGES., SINGLE e e e D —— N. B. FALCONER, ————————————————— T TV P e e e R — B Lk B SRS T PAGES 9 TO 16, e COPrY FIVE CENTS GREAT JANUARY COST GASH CLEARING SALE BEST QUALITY fruit of the Loom and Lonstale Mustin B¢ a Yard. such ruinous prices. All Judging by the crowded condition of our store all day yesterday, our cost cash sale will certainly prove a grand success, and no wonder, for never before was such a new, clean and desirable stock of first-class dry goods seen at Our stock is too heavy—we must reduce it at least $100,000, and that we are determined to do no matter what the loss will be to us. Cost or profit cuts no figure during this sale. are making that goods will be sold for CASH ONLY. So great are the reductions we Never before in our business history have we made such reductions as we are doing now. The loss to us will be terrible, but this immense stock must be reduced at any cost. tomorrow, and just as fast as one article is sold it will be replaced by another equally as good. We intend to make this sale the greatest on record. prices advertised for Saturday will hold good Mail orders will be filled at these prices, providing they reach us before the goods are all sold out. Among the many extraordinary bargains we have for you we call your especial “attention to a few. Muslins and sheetin others that are just as good. Our $5.00 eiderdown comforts for $2.98. 35c. merino shirts, were $1.25, now 37%c, colors and black, worth $1.00, for 50c. 75c and $1.00, now 25c. Black armure silk, was $1.00, now 60c. 45-inch ready made pillow cases 10c, worth 15c. Gents’ fine all wool and merino shirts and drawers, were $3.00, now $1.50. Black and colored satin duchesse, worth $1.50 to $1.75, for 9Sc. Wool dress goods, Priestley’s fine black novelties, reduced from $1.50 and §1.75 to $1.00. In our cloak department you will find extraordinary bargains. * A $5.00 Eiderdown Comfort for $2.98 Although the prices seem ridiculously low we have many gs will be sold at cost and much less than cost during this sale. Ready made sheets worth 68c for 45c. 75¢ eiderdown flannels for Ladies’ fine all wool vests and pants, were $2.50 to $4.00, now $1.50. Men'’s heavy Silk velvets, all Colored dress goods, all wool, 50c, Be sure and read every article mentioned below. § SILKS UNDER COST worth 1.00 }.........Reduced to 6OC VELVETS AT HALF PRICE Silk Velvets, all colors, worth §1.00....Reduced to 5OC Black Faille, [s) . Silk Velvets, all colors, worth 6oc......Reduced to JOC This price for 1 yard or 100 yards, the trade not barred SILKS AT COST Fancy Striped Taffetas, worth §1.00....Reduced to 75C Faucy Almas and Surahs, worth $1,25..Reduced to 85C SATIN DUCHESSE in all colors and black, the regular $1.75 qualities and the crowning 98C event of this sale..............All reduced to A Yard Space forbids further mention, suffice to say every piece of silk in the entire department will be reduced in price,. Come and see for yourself, DRESS GOODS, GREATEST SACRIFICE EVER MADE. Dress Goods, 8ic. Covert Suitiogs (double width) Black Navy and Green; never sold for less than 20¢; for thissale ...........v0es . veeens Dress Goods, 25c. Fine all wool imported fabrics, Plaids, Polka Dots, Checks, Choviots, Serges, Henriettas, Challics, Eic., Ete., goods we have sold all sea- son at 65¢, Toe, $1.00 and $1.25; choice Monday Dress Goods, 50c. Thousands of yards of finest dress goods made, go on special sale tomorrow. Bengalines, Broadeloths, Serges, Crepons, Silk and Wool mixtures; ., material that we have sold at 2,00 and $2.50 a vard: choice Monday ss Patterns, $5.00. Exclusive styles; no two alike, reduced from $10, $15, $20 and $25. day thoy goat Now is the time to buy your DOMESTICS. Sateens, all new and choice patterns, were 124¢ to 20c; all go at. Dress and Apron Check Cingham, 8ic to 1ic; all go at. Dress Cinghams, choice patterns, 1ic to 20¢; all go at.. Imported Scotch Ginghams, were 20¢ to 40¢; all go at. Ouling Flannel, were 10c and 12i¢; all go at B0 Pieces of Cashemere de Laine, all new pattern New Fall Prints, best quality made, were 6ic to Bic: go a Shirting Prints best, were fic to Tic: goat 50 0dd picces of Comfort Print, sold at Tie to goat. all go at.. ' BLACK GOODS, $L00 Priestley's novelties, imported broadcloths, silk warp henriettas, surah twills, drap d’almas, silk warp waterproof serges, drap d’etes, silk and wool mohairs, whip cords, camel’s hair and many other weaves, reduced Price Monday, $1.00 a Yard, .....8tc a yard ¥e -$56,00 each Dress Goods. | Ladies’ Real Kid Gloves 4-8-button lengths at 25¢, worth $1.00 to $£1.50. Ladies' and childven’s colored wool and kid mittens at 19¢, worth 50¢. ashmere gloves, in all 3 worth S0c. wool mittens at 5e, worth , 20¢ quality for Gents’ Underwear. GENTS' MERINO SHIRTS, 48C. Gents' natural merino shirts, 48c each; reduced from $1.00. GENTS' DR. WARNER'S UNDER- WEAR AT $1.50. Gents' Dr. Warner's underwear, nel's hair and fine white wool, at 0 per garment; reduced from $3.00. LADIES' UNDERWEAR $1.50. Ladies' Dry Warner's cam hair and fine white all wool underwear at §1.50 per nt, reduced from $2.50 in UNION SUITS $1.50. Ladies’ fine all wool and merino union suits that sold at $3.00 to suit go at $1.5 $7.50 per 480, Ladies’ arms, former price $1.25 to 48c each, LADIES' BLACK WOOL PANTS AT 62140, Ladies' $1.75 fine wool ribbed pants each, SILK VE $1.25. Ladies' six-thread silk vests and pants at $1.25 each, formerly sold at $2.75 to $5.00 each LADIES' SILK PLATED AND LISLE OPERA HOS] o, Ladies' fancy silk plated and lisle opera hose, former price $1.50 to $3.00 per pair, go at 62%e per pair. Red Blankets $2.85. 20 pair all wool red 10-4 blankets, California make, regu price was $4.50, this sale will be §: ) ¢, COTT FILLED COMFORTS, FULL SIZE, 75C. We have about 40 of them, they sold at §1 ‘b, while they last the price will be $2.48, SILKALINE RUFFLED COM- FORTS, $2.48. We have a few of them left, they are worth $4.00; while they last they will #o at $3.48. BIDERDOWN COMFORTS, $3.48 These are our regular $4.50 quality and are eonsidered a Dbargain- at that price, but we are going to close them out; the price will b 8 each. §4.85, EIDERDOWN COMFOR $4.85 These comforts are our best $8.50 quality, arve filled with the best odor- less down, full si We have only few of them left; y comers Mong will get a great gain in them at $4.85 each. 200, ALL WOOI Bo at 48¢ LADIES' AND PANTS s SHIRTING FLAN- This flannel is the best, most reliable, non-shrinking shirting f n, it is our regular 40¢ quall good assortment of it lasts the pr 05C, BH-INC While it » will be 26¢ a yard. n we have , it is not 6240, PR Our ent all the la: 8ie qualit, FALCONER, Flannel Dept.. ' Our entire line of ciderdown, plains, stripes, all this year's new styles, inches and 36 inches wide, former price T5¢, now C. WHITE EMBROIDERBD, FLANNEL, [l THREE LOTS: LOT 1— $1.00, $115, $1.25 and b-inch all' woel shrunk embroidered flaunel, 85¢c LOT 2— All our $1.40, $1.50 and $1.65 quali- ties 3G-inch aff ‘wool “$hivunk white em- broidered flannels, for this sale 85c Yard ' LOT 3— EMBROIDERED FLANNELS 9 the quality runs $1.65, $1.75, $1.85, $1.98 and $2 will find in this lot the all-over embroid- ered silk dots, all-over embroidered star 11 our finest goods, our most ex- sive flannels, our newest styles, our latest importations; altogether the, represent the grandest line of emb 1 flannels ever shown in this city. IFor this sale the price will be 98c Yard CALIFORNIA CRIB BLAN- KETS, $8 20 pairs fine California lamb's wool crib blankets, actually worth $4.00, now $2.58 $2,98, CALIFORNIA CRIB BLAN- made, actually worth $5.00, now $2.08 55C, HEAVY GRAY BLANKETS, 104 SIZEB, A 25 pairs extra heavy full size soft, wooly gray blankets, ayorth 95¢; for this sale the price will be 55c a pair IXTRA HEAVY EXTRA LARGE GRAY ) WHITE 114 BLANKETS, §1.15. We have gone through our blanket stock and have picked out 100 pairs of our very best $2.00 quality grey and white blankets, 11-4 size, and will run them in this sale at $1.15 a vair $3.75, 114 ALL WOOL WHIT IFORNIA BLANKRTS, § These blankets are our best selling $( all wool, the; ¢ are the best blanket in the country for $6.00; for this sale the price will be $3.75 apain $1.15, Drapery DepQ.. 1 lot of lace curtains,. 25& per pair; worth Hoe to $1:00. ! 26-neh wide lace yard; worth 16¢, ie petl' ya gurtatns, 7¢ per 1 lot fringes, o 2he. Plush borders, 9 inghes jwide, 20c per yard; worth 50c, A lot of odd sk worth to 50c, Ewmbroidered lambreguinsy 20¢ each; worth 50, i G4 Japanese sitk cmbroidered table covers, $8.00 each; worth i $38.00. 4~ tapestry table govers, 2ic each; worth H0e. Lot small i worth worth 10c 10¢ each; tapestry table mats, 10¢ Smyrna rugs, 49c each; 18x36-inch th $1.50. Smyrna rugs, 98¢ each; Smyrna rogs, $1.49 each; Smyrna rugs, $2.00 each; 1607-1609 DOUGLAS ST. LINENS. LINENS. 100 bleached damask Tablecloths, 3 yards long, all new patterns, regular price 84.75, for this great sale at $2.45 each. 5 pieces of 74-inch Damask. These are worth $1.25. a yard. They go at this sale at 85c yard. All our bleached Damask that we have been selling for 6oc to 75¢, go at 48c. This is an elegant opportunity to lay in a good supply. NAPKINS. We quote a few of our prices on Napkins, you will find the best values ever offered: 100 doz. German Bleach Napkins, regular price g1, now 68¢ 50 doz. 3-4 Germ. Bleach Napkins, reg price $1.75, now $1,25 50 doz. Bleached Napkins, regular price $1.50, now 89¢ 50 doz, 3-4 Bleached Napkins, regular price $2.25. now $1.58 50 doz, 3-4 Bleached Napkins, regular price 2. 50, now $1.85 50 doz. 3-4 Bleached Napkins, regular price §3.00, now $1,98 UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEN. Among these 10 pieces 58-inch wide and always sold at 6Goc. Choice .. 5 pieces 64-inch wide and always sold at 63c. ChoiCe. .o vreisionns 5 pieces 66-inch wide and always sold at goc. Nt 5000000 68000500 loo pieces Turkey red Cloths, .50ld at $1.18;: choice...coueronanvens 100 doz. different kinds of Towels, including huck, damask, bath towels, worth upto 162-3c, for 50 doz, huck, damask and bath towels, worth 100 doz. knotted fringe huck and damask Towels, worth up to 35¢, all goat........... (each) BEDSPREADS. too full-sized Bedspreads, Marseilles patterns, worthioog WifolReser Smpi > 100 extra size Bedspreads, regular $2.00 quality, Are MOW,.0s sveevernnns 50 extra large size genuine imported Marseilles, sold for $4.50, for this sale only, 37%/20 45¢ 65¢ "75¢ 10c¢c 15¢ 19¢ hemmed; always [5¥51¢ $1.£56 $2.38 ceesen...(each) Books. Great bargains in bound books at 25e, worth 50¢ and up. Viz: Natural law in the spiritual world, by Drummond. My point of view, by Drummond. New song of little people by Polen. Little songs, by Mrs, Folen, The sketch book, by Irving. Uncle Tom’s Cabin. My king and his service, by Mrs, Havergal, Christopher Columbus, 50c edition, paper covers, adorned with the sculp- tures and portraits of the old and the world, only 23c. v other bargains will be found on our 25¢ counters, 12%c. 250 large juvenile books in board coy- ers, which we have never sold for less than ¢, at half price, 124c. Special Price on Sets. rving, 5 vols, only $3.00, worth 85,00, Mrs. MeCauley’s history of England, $1.65, | $1.48 #2.50, illustrated, cloth, $15.00. worth Dicken’s in # calf, $11.50, worth $20.00. Many other equally good bargains in this départment, 00 numerous to men- tion, No reductions on Magazines. Millinery Dept. [Seecnd Floor. | v trimmed Lat must be sold, so we will offer them, beginning with Mon- day, at 50 per cent off regular price, Prench felt unlined hats, best s, for $1.30; formerly § lined fel: hats price $1.00 to $1.50. Oune lot felt hats fo each. All trimwings at & great discount, l for e, former Cloak Department Ladies’ Rubber Coats, some are slight- ly damaged, worth from $7.50 to $15.00, Price now 98¢, Ladies’ Wool Challie Wrappers, slight- led, worth $2.00 to $10.00, ail go at 8 ench. ildren’s Cloth Jackets, age 1to 11, former prices, $3.00 to $5.00, price now 75¢ each, Children's Cloaks, worth from $2.00 to $4,00, thoy go at 75¢ each, Children’s Cloaks, worth from $4.00 to #6.00, we will close them at $1.75 each, Children's Cloaki ch flannel, red with black dot, trimmed with black vel- vet 'ishbun. worth 86,00, on sale now for $: Marten and Bea fi $15.00 to $30.00, each, Astrakhan and Krimmer Jackets, was #35.00, on sale now for $7.75 cach. Monkey Fur Capes, length 24in, was $40.00, now $10,98, Coney and Astrakhan Capes, odds and ends, was $15.00, all go at $1.98 each. 25 Clot) ‘apes, slightly damaged, former 20,00 to #35,00, price now Plush Ccats, former pr 5.00, $4.75 euch, sizes 32 Ladics' Plush Coats, sizo foamer price $35.00 to #55,0( for $9.98, Ladies' Plush r choice Newmarkets, former 30.00 10 #45.00, all go at $15.00 ' Cloth Jackets, former price #2500, now $4,98 euch. , was $5.00 to ¢ cach. made Suits, former 00, all go at $4.75. Ladies' Cloth , worth from to $10.00, go at 0 cach, Ladies' Velvet Boleros, lormer price #3.00 to $10.00, go at $1.50 cach. Ladies' Silk' Lace Wraps, former price $30.00, a1l go at $2,75 each, 2 st 2 - Special Bargains. MPED GOODS, 5. stand covers worth up to 30¢, all i rach, 2D COVERS, 19 We start a line of tinted 1d cove ers, new pretty patterns on ellent quality cloth, worth up to 50¢, all ga in one lot for 19¢ each, FASCINATORS, 48C. You will hardly believe it, but you can get a nice large all wool fasginaton worth 7ic for only 48c. FASCINATORS 80C. We will start a line of fascinator§ worth up to $1.50, in white and biack, great large size, some bead trimmed; they all go for S9e. e iful warme itly made, Xtrs cheap at 50, this snlo‘ only 98¢ while they 1 3 KNIT SKII 15 dozen knit sk wool, but must be $2 §1.20. ’ value, alt Id, regular price. il quality, sold to $3.00; we close them ouf UMBRELL. . W we start 200 umbrellas, worth $3.75 to $5.00, silk serge, extrs value, must be sold, nice plain and fancy handles, only two to one cuge tomer, Notion Dept. Soutache braid, in black and colors, was 30¢ dozen yards, now dozen yards, be Odds and ends in silk buttonhola twist, regular price 30¢ dozen, this salg be dozen., Whalebone easing, in black, grey and white, was H0¢ dozen, tomorrow Bg dozen yards. Royal dress stays, in all colors, regue lar price 10¢ a dozen, this sale they ga at 1¢ o dozen, Blael hool former price 2oe, at 10¢ each, & with leather straps, Monday they all go 2 and 8, pair, tos, ulir, Velvet dress shields, in sizes e and 30¢ ull go at 10¢ Somerset needle cases, regular prica Hoe eq Monday we place them on, sale at 20¢ each, Odds and ends in teimming braid, g black and all colors, worth up to #0c a yard, they will go in this sale at 5g a yard, 4 Chiffon handkerehiefs, in all (he light shades and beautifully embroidered, worth b, tomorrow they £o at 10 e, i Chiffon handkerchiefs, broidered, former price 0 and $1.75, all go in this sal cach. legantly eme 0dds and ends in silk gauze, feathes and Japanese fans, worth from $1.00 ta $7.00 each, Monday we plice them om sule at 76¢ cach, ¥ Beautiful gauze and ostvich feathes fans, regular price from $7.00 to $15.00 weh, all go tomorrow at price, $1.08 each, and ends in silk ruching, wortl to H0¢ yard, this sale they gg Leather bunting bags, regulap wlc‘ 03¢, tomorrow they go at 4hc each,