Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1900, Page 5

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1900. Saturday is the Sale of Ready-to-wear Goods in This GREAT MILL-END SALE The great crowds that attended this sale during the week and the immense quantities of goods sold proves the power of the values offered. The bargains, Zou will agree with us, have been record breakers. But today, the last day of the week, we cap the clitmax. Remember this sale includes all nds of ready-to-wear goods. Small lots of manufactured goods of all kinds have been gathered from the various mills and factories and are priced the lowest ever known Mill End Sale of Gt o e AT e i ! e EEUR o | MILL END SALE OF Collars and Cuffs | RS : ‘ / : = ; : ' Wool Waists S1 Kiue ¥ Mists, them on sale in every dee all sizes, wort MIil Sud orice T . Clothm "Hos si"Fefi'Y Jackets and Capes | 25 seike g ) g Ladies' and at Mill-Eund Prices. ! v braided worth— Mill End Sale of : drens fas 588 00”1 Fad ()8(: I ; A \t Mill End I’mc< / .\ i N\ k and tan $5.00 Jackets at SL.30. o : SOC :\CCKwear 7;C A ;A e secured for this Mill End sale '1”“ L \ fir : ' + In order to close out all the odds and ends L “‘ MILL r\l) SALE OF e e )] s\ L 4 ‘in‘ju\-l\"-ls. made of beaver cloth, boucle, - & S1L50 kid Gloy es, 30& .“CII'S Slllts. 3 mixtures, many silk lined throughont, all 1 —— b gizes, worth from $5.00 to O\CTCOH‘S alld l‘S‘CrS I\ S okt Ut il Thusy | £7.50, Mill End sale ]‘riu$l % O 1N 1otaict RO'8 of @ R(Rd:" Bometot thess | ‘aolors s and toe, IOC‘ —on second floor, at Sample Garments Men's a eri;;-; 300 Choice, this Season's style Jackets, o T oty 8 black ISC including jackets where we have only one f o wnd heavy Of @ Kind, in whipcords, covert cloths, 1 E 3 Y trom $ each and are made up in : C | ull of them wilk | t RO & Mill End Sale of / the awellest and best way Ry oy Hose, | fibAud every one worih from MILL END SALE OF - 5 o the A6 | ! o v ege » rs 7 ] B Lt ! fiue guuge, al:o plain ) AR 3. QG e Ba Suspende / ; N sy '.01‘ 196 & _Sc\ $2.50 Capes at 98c. & "’L. ‘\ll!\ .\.‘Ll|llll’|“'. m’, \ W pikeineg o & / A handsome double beaver cloth cape, L L L New Yorlk suspender 7 Mill-End Snle of |edged with fur—the $2.50 kiod, Mill-End ) 2 yard, SC manufacturer his en Atk Handkerchnefq Adbishilss & goat : tre ook, TAREINR I 410,00 AND $12.30 SUITS AND OVER- 400 golf capes, reversible bac ! MILL END SALE OF COATS FOR YOUNG MEN=$G.0%— to 50c & pal et e ] A mmense Al the latest and These fnclude all the latest:and vowest kerohicte | flounce, this season’s sty ality, Underwear made, y co | fulte and ts, worth $ $6.98 o i, embroid- ol vz | Mill-End sale price ... Misses’, (‘h‘“‘lr(,“-\ Ena date, v : colored borde o / $10.00 Golf ane~ at $4.98, and boys' vests, tn— rawe « All Sutin Lined German Clay s and drawe { This is without doubt the best golf cape ever ared in Omaha § | ribbed MI" End Sale of it 2 30, ontx— & I Sk o worth up to 3¢, nderwear n's h of vlega N rary Biviea AL PR . " In suits, we are also ¢ ng out abont 200, all this season’s | U ,e i _ " S $|"}? ] bove are worth from $15.00 ail-} soms '\ tostyles at Mill-End sale prices, at $10.00, $15.00, $17.50 and $ SC., 10C, ‘l he}\recelver of a S‘and Overalls, felled scams -3‘)& Ty iy o 25¢ —some exceptional values, all at Mill-End prices sankrupt under- . = : wear mill closed Boys" & girls heavy under out.to us the en- |8 The new color for men and women Basement f‘ Bl lined and medium ¢ fleece lined un- J * ¥ ize 34, t derwear, includ. AUtOmOblle---Red ShOes 3 Ml]l-End ; at Mill-End Prices. o - i , and ing all colors and all sizes, shirts B Men’s $3, $4 & $5 Automobile Red Shoes at |8 B 500 Golf Hats in mltlnr,; 11 ‘, and drawers, they ¥l argalns |:m5 \: .“k‘n..v shapes, Mill-k c % are worth up to M 1 98 s : : o su . sovens £ 913 « garmonti your Rl $ ? Q0 noeaiaRaraneryNLS O I e ed GOt Hats in aholoe ; E8 line, worth 15¢ yard, 1 e ha 9 i 50 i B . Ladies’ $5 and $6 new fg at... 3 ChiY Sl SOC salo juality a ui AR o s . X Automobile Red Shoes 8 Mi Imnl sale of drapery sat- f§ $5.00 Velvet ;j()C 4()(_‘ 7=)C L8 , Al T Ml" End Sale of e R i 2, $3 p $ 35() ? "\'lx“;lvlllllinx znnillirkmg. 8 Trimmed Hats, $1.98 ’ . \ it it A5 B an worth 40c, yard........ & H MILL END SALE OF ! ; 9 " BT i lm this Mill Inu sale we have 2 el i 7DC bhlrts 39C W/ 3 A & \:l -l,x!;ll N:l(\.“’ T'urkish tow- o e e B 4 51.29 Gll)\CS 30C ® An assorted lot i b X We are the only B : A: s 1 96k EYEEY.Cno. 45,00 i A Glovers AR s ¥ i o, i s e S / QTR L ennil oh) g R He manufac- of men’s flannel ; ; people in town B}y pig e Turkish ' 5 . 85 : i i1 shirts, iu checks, % ; : i who carry all the Ed ach cloths, each...... 1C ] 2 g s:ln = Hut:\ 98 UO. ) ; u‘ll;nil lll:ll;[:"'xl stripes and plain 8 y b new styles, 8 Mill-End sale linir k £00, b_}“ "‘l‘"fil $15 l'“lll" all of ”“".”"X”' t copies kendozens . of imported hats, am ‘A opular “Graley b and samp les worth T5c. i/ ; \ B Mill- Knd Salebleach- 5 ane dsale pi S & of men's fine Mill End price, § : M ed muslin, yard P \ . : : & lllllnu'tl‘;ful\\'fl . P Fy made of vari- P Mill-End sale velours plushes, fd Favey Qu Sadeadlis vl Bl ous leathers, worth up t $1.25 c ‘ ; Rl 1011[1 i IOC K ; \ g 8, p to$1.25 ) . 7 $ 3 a8 they last. . L2t — choice ..... Siatiamy OC ASSAULTWAS PREMEDITATED it i revigt 1 v o e st g o ORULIST TICRETS. GALORE Mo Attack on Governor Roosevelt at Viotor, | i ALALEATRNRAISS - NEDIRDOR-TRAZA R | ORCR JHAIE AYS s mmit | Their Different Or, ons Given Place | ;).+"¢ bo de Iy by the 1 | : o8 Al Private Diseases | Oolo., Was Planned Beforehand, A i P N R A scourl s ed on the Official Ballot, ilist 3. { | and Disorders of Men colors, all sizes, B > . 8% cambric, yard.. bt i . i v S| it K 4 pon .| Years tn Omaba B'CYCLE DISSOLUTE WOMEN JOIN LAWLESS MOB ... . ; i UNLESS SUPREME COURT INTERFERES |, s of Sta 4 \/ARIC()(H[ aud has bern awarded the GRANS ear Drya e I st 0 : | PRIXZ In competition Sur- | South Omaha and five in this city sad an | rode lu the parade. Th ] ¢ e e it . "o Paris Exeosmon. e ommittee | & large park e tha e from the ’ clerks ma 1 A The GRAND PRIX as it 2 { Thorns ' fiw enter ¢ 3 0 N &h PS nifles, the Grand Pri; a s 1 . a A est award. ®ther b - . re. | i : » ba ‘ LSl y a ’ 4 awarded gold, sltver and | rke P ¥ i " tack 7 medais and “honoratie . “The assault made upon Colomsl Roose ¢ o e ' up ye e g but there was oniy one velt or, Colo., was pre tate & (e i . i Tniane Haos e in D Poidie iy P 3 rugs or injuriou prite and the Col uur i Sy s b ediet e sought to ¢ de as the “pe s independent,” a Deaver | It wa 1 ; | A 1t has never fatied 'to ..",\ u‘,‘,‘,f QAW & DU o " ¢ u eting four yea N¢ E r ond y e ated § 1 ) « plce whenevor wnd wherever tion on horse ebody In the pa b ; . 4 . . 3 ¢ _ o8 dwards huve been made mocord- . R g ’ 2 i n e | FIXED STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE. 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