Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1901, Page 12

1% TIIF OMAHA DAILY B]‘l‘x SUN DAY QFI‘I‘F\[I’H‘R 22 e BOSTO\I STORL‘UOSTON STORI“BOSTO VST ORh | BOSTON STORE BOSIO\‘ TORL BOSTON ST ORE| l»Ob'l‘O\I l\)l\l Sl Very Special Lace Sale Monday | Extraordinary Handkcr i anucs 5e Laces at Se yard. 450 pieces of finer laces in all | | 1,000 dozen all kinds of hand- | Ladies' and wmen's handker- 5 i;()tj:-:‘l;lll‘yfl'),ir?&l(l'ri(i]:x{ll: “lfllrl"l?llll) widths in black and cream t » kerf-hiers. :lIl..-Ain':l. many styles chiefs, including fine swiss ing torchon, point d’esprit, [silk, wide Normandy “"h:"' To I'U\IHAI\I}H“ 1-lln\ bordered, embroidered "“','.l lace edged, valenciennes, black and cream clennes, many styles of in- N s hemstitched, lace and em- alsopure Irish linen handker- silk chantillis, go on :er}sum_fiwrth‘lm IOC "B s'r broldsry ";m":.ll_ 3 C chiefs hiemstitehed, l-mc bargain F(‘llflrl' at, SC A lic il ;znn LUl AL 2 il ot dor g b « . each, choice 5c and Oy O B yard. ydrl 4 New Fall Silks, Dress Goods at Special Prices Monday Ex: of Black Taficta Many handsome aml 36ineh wide black new atyles fn siik | tich showing of new fall silks and dress goods, all the new recently imported novelties, also a fine collection of domestic novelties in all the popu iteed taffeta bought from watsts wil be | Jar weaves of camel’s hair, broadcloths, venetian cloths, prunellas, granite cloths,basket cloths, hop sacking, whipcords, ete. We are also showing many ge manufacturer at about ehown Monday. A | Dew designs in striped and plaid skirtings and waist cloths, all shown for the first time Monday at special prices: one-half the regular value, on e line at S “ | ~ o " " sale Monday, e NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. BLACK DRESS GOODS BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. | & pawd 0712c-93c . superh Just recelved B0 pieces handsome %0- As a spectal fnducement el well 5- black st erges, e e e ; R e, T T i U e || o reestend W bl |.,.|r'u‘.\:x'.»:.' e e ‘,,‘,.\:f::lh;.:.hlyl;.,,1:’:‘:“:1:&3 490 partment an fmmense assortment of 1 rustlin d taffeta from 19 §' W autumn silks—a complete in black and | In all the “"“”"“*’ his MO braodcloths and venetians in the | on sale at, yard sl bl R SEV (K6 ehice; SN Wt Ry line of novelties for 4 costumes Yashionable shades of castors, browns, taffeta brocudes, f stripes, also a very de uist patterns in o Pl and waists, including new fawns, greens, old ro: 60 pleces of new cloths 50 inches wide for | large line ¢ black il white, and white stripes and plaids, > tala - " § 49C ‘nd black, In our dress ? 5C taflor suits, in cheviots, basket cloths and | 4 ¢k noveltles, tn all the e and $1.25 qual | Parisian ombre effects, new BO00N depariment, &t ... Russlan crash cffects, black and colored | e at, vard, 2 o8, all on ofte bar- French evening brocades, new deloths erges, ese e specia | $1.0 2, $1.50 and " square at, 90 plcces of new novelty dress goods in mixtures and plain colors, wide | broadcloths and serges, these are special | Lk nd. ot paillet de mi:- new crepe de ing, others with cr camel's hair, 40-inch black French serge, strictly all wool, and 2 yalu 1 many worth 1y DBl b @it U atr, ac o o, tric o 5 N des, striped nml tronts, yoke id¢ many other novelties on sale on bargain square gc X ot .,llp'llle“l Ll)l()rld hro“n l( fancy ‘ l C levant, new Terry :‘ plins, ete e ik, yaf yard . y plain taffeta, on bargain squares, at, yard.. ~worth up to $2.50 y A Rewew of the Auxumn Mlllinery > S o ' ) 7, 2 o [t ol |Latest Fall and Autumn Styles in Modes—An Elaborate Display = o s JPUIFL D ITailored Suits,Costumes,Jackets, Skirts OMORROW begins in earnest the early buying of fashionable autumnf A () 3" A0 P < Ml Y O milline advance exhibit just over has revealed the tendencies 3 i : I i1 A% of the season and selections may be made with perfect confidence that the, styles will not vary from the favored models being shown in our parlors, ur stoek of fine suits, costumes, ete., is now at its best, ¢ it offers untold advantages to the women in Omaha aud vicinity. You'll ind the styles correct and the prices in keeping with our business nethods of selling at the lowest prices About the Imported Models—We have selected hats of the most favored Parisian L A : 2 i 3 For new fall and autumn suits that are worth %25.00 and £27.5 modistes that seemed to embody the very essence of this year's bost effects. Here is just a hint of the celebrated names that are always 3 2 " ] 1 ) 8 welcome to connoisseursof rich millinery id < They are made of all wool venetian cloth in all the latest colorit mille Roger, ! Felix b Marescot Scours, Fsther Myer, etons, blouse and Norfolk styles, 5 and 7 gore skirts, entire skirt drop Caroline Reboux, Lentheric. Mons. \'u:m, et \ silk lined, jackets all silk lined—these are the most fashionable garments at th o A Word About the New York Models—The s saded ¢ iti is ‘ \ $ 85 for silk lined sample suits, all the nobby wool fashion center is New York. Not only are the New York styles in the extreme, but they make a bold and frequently successful g l fuhrics, blouse and eton styles, oxford and other effort to improve on every new Parisian model. Our line of New York nats is the most extensive we have ever shown. Among them are popular shades supvl‘hly tailored, specials at $14.85 i BNa & ot ] —— 5 * those of Litchtenstein. Stern Bros,, S son, Crawford & Simpson, Wool dress skirts in fine V Walking Skirts—we show the largest and Joseph, Koch & Sons, F ots, pebble cheviots, home 5 very most complete lino in tho clty—stitched ! B . swell in style, large flounces and ruffles. cayad Lok iy A Word About Our Own Models—We present a very vlahonte display of our far- / f | with vest wearing linings, taft u d eatin flares and flounces, self strap trimming famed {deas, which are accorded as hearty a reception each year as any foreign or New York hats, and which are fully sixty per cent 3 stitched trimmings, ()8 all colors, all weights, 3, 08 less in price, thus bringing to the good dressers of this city and vicinity the cream of the world's fashion centers at & very moderate y 0 difterent styles to seloct they range in price from figure. / 1 (Inm at . e . $16.50 to .. Special Display of Shopping, Promenade and Street Hats, among which are Ji |y \ Stylish \e\\m-ukotfl——nvuleot all wool ker- represented all the best makers of both New York and London, notably among them being Phipps & Atcheson, N. Y, Meyer & Co., N. Y. Victor Jay, London. Field & Sons, London, Special Sale of Correct Copies of Paris Carriage and Dress Hats. {nch Box Conts, half fitting backs, mi -inch Automobiles, half and tight fitting Ten Twelve Fifteen ¢ ) of kersey s s and friezes. backs, overlapped and stitched design Dollars 10 Dollars 12 Dollars 15 AN toFin o toat collar - 57 () seams, full satin lining, storm $995 anteed linings, trimmed and coat collars, with bell or ; The originnls are on sale at double thene prices, L veres and cuffS.....ooos oo 3 turn back cuffs, all colors ...... 2 Five Dollar Trimmed Hats— Hats, made of good qnnlit_v aeme e CU AT e anliad mads of kersey, eto— silk velvet, beaver felt and taffeta silk, trlmmud hy expert 1 iIlill(‘H . e » shades of castor, red and nay and brought right ) the top notcl i g 3 1t as big a five 3 o e AR values at ar value as ¢ found in th SOUP BUN. ki) uase riiFossins o - e e PR, A A\ - FUR SPECIALS. {A grand colleetion of splendid trimmed hats, both i e adies’ Scarfs—full cluster—six large tails— $2 98 n veivet and felt. Some are trimmed with os- X s of e t tips and some with birds. These hats arc 5 made of imitation stone marten—only . s and other clioico matorials, all colors, o largo va- —others a on. These : 3 i nglish felt, 4 »d at 85,00 generally— oy \f 4 98 for fine large marten c]usiern——-m'ulu with tails yelvets and and heads—others at £5.98 and up to $29.00. gnm broasts Sale of Winter Underwear | Special Bargams in Basement © Monday | ®mrive Hosiery Bargains Large bargain counter with big lots of misses’, children's and boys' vests, pants and drawers, all sizes, in fino ¢ One large counter imitation| One lot swansdown flannel! Mercerized black sateen - and heavy ribbed, also fleece lned— French flannel remnants 1ol q i hosier, full seamless, in fine and heavy gt i 1 ; it \ 7ic yard; worth 15¢. ;“"”h 4lc; at 10¢ yard, ) 0" ribbed, some with plain double soles and § Light colored outing II:mne-I.T Indigo blue prints at 4ie 1 "I'“_‘,“l l"‘ worth regular up to 20¢ pair-—go at Ladies’, misses’ and children’s fast black 350 dozen ladies' vests and pants made of blce fine 7 On6 douri n tt ‘ : = ; e counter all new patterns, : = 4 Egyptian cotton, medium welght ribbed, / 3 e o patterns, | o, big lot at 5¢ yard. yard. e b Boys' and girls’ extra heavy ribbed, plain and St o)) yard wide, imitation Irench| W fleeced | e e | $ocs ¢ ” P Big lot of remnants, all Fancy lace striped and I fleecec i 7, with double knees —anc annel remnants, 11¢ vard. ants, anc) v =l Ladles' vests and pants, made of fine Egyptian cotton— flannel remnants, 11¢ yard g f . : 1010 van S spliced soles—worth 25¢ pair, 1/ fp ecru and silver gray—fine and heavy ribbed— _| widths sheeting, 10¢ yard. checked white goods 124¢ yard. 3 1 1 2C plain and nice, soft fleece One big counter extra heavy ; il 2o at lined—in all sizes—worth 250- OC (NN outing flannel at 8ie yard. One counter of all kinds plaia Plain India linon 10¢ yard. Ladies' full scamless Fast Black Hose, pla fancy ribbed, all regular up to $1.00—go at .. over lace effects, drop stitch lisle, worth ir, iSC Y » big SO e |k aNeYv W Mdendax e & remnants P g Ladles' perfect fitting union suits, fine wool, Florence style—made One ln r counter extra heavy |and fancy wool eiderdown flan | Onc lot of remnants of all | go a 2 | ies' finest imported Hoslery, all full regular made, fancy to button across chest Shaker flannel at 6c rd. ln('] at 19¢ yard. |lengths of toweling 10¢ each, | stripes, figures—some with split sol reat oty of styles— 25C on sale at worth up to 7he |v||lvg\) lll Omaha’s Best Clothing Men’s Furnlshlngs The Very Best Shoes in Omaha Special That's what we are. Everything that goes to make a clothing About 2,000 pair of - . | A etore the best In a city is here. The best workmanship, the best ma- = Very Special Offers for Monday. 1Eaieel xtramale hlm-) g g » P | Sfllcs terlals, the best and newest correct styles, the best and greatest assort- M 4 . > J y f 5 ment are all here. A strictly and absolutely one price system, and Men’s extra weight soft laundered shirts with ’ and turn sole shoes, made ; ; Of bhoes guarantee of quality and wear are eesential features with us, and vet, two separate collars and detached 490 AN N ; : withal, our prices are invarlably lower than you would expect. In a \ A by the finest shoe makers word, there is nothing to improve upon in our clothing department. ||| ] cuffs, good 75¢ values at f e / ik in America— regular sell- ON At 45 we offer suhsmn%ml nndI a&yllfl: f B Men's strictly all wool flannel overshirts in four ing price of these shoes / BARGAIN Suits and Overcoats in the newest checks and | h M RS 0 é: & 1\ ' 4 - =2 s 3 broken plaid mixtures and colorings. Positively i ! different shades, all $2.00 values, 1.25 o T would be from £4.50 to §6 g ! | SQUARE guarantoed equal to the best 810 suit or over. | : \ pair—-our flpw‘lal opening R | coat sold elsewhere in Omaha. At1245 we offer men’s fine Suits and e Men's fine weight fleece lined shirts and draw- | price will be &3, #3.50 Overcoats made of extra grade woolens, und W ers;all sizes, nicely finished garments, } I | ana $4. > ; 1 In Basewent in every respect superior to garments sold ( 6O¢ ‘]mm"‘ for ) P A PR elsowhere at 815 and 818, We guarantee a i ’ ¢ s perfect fit in every case, and wo'll make any alterations such as are re- Men's fine lamb’s wool and camel’s hair shirts ! [ of ladles' fine sewed shoes, in quired, free of charge. Your cholce at this price is almost unlimited. . . . farl lace and button, in black and a The fact that we are sole agents for ROGERS, PEET & CO’S cele- i and drawers, worth up to $1.75 a gar- I 8 utiful shade of winter tan brated clothing is proot positive that the clothing we sell is the best 1 | ment, on sale at These shoes were made to sell and most fashlonable of all—everywhers men who dress correctly want 1 Ry this fall at $3 and $4 a pair theso garmente—our line of fall and winter sults and overcoats made Men's fleoce lined fersey gloves orsible all stlk four-in-hand tles | ro DAVE every by Rogers, Peot & Co. 1s a revelation to Omaha men, of how extremely ) also Scotch wool glov 1 and shield elze and every ks, b g00d ready-to-wear clothing can be—we have a lul|$15 t H Q values—at . ualities— wiaih a comh ity 4 0 D¢ 4 style and there ltwe of them (sults and overcoats), from Men's ofl tan calf gloves, also saranac and A & A4eAsk are 42 styles, In asbestos gloves and mitts, lin- * . . | ] Men's néw imperials, four-1 all the different & A Watch Given Away With Every Boys' Suit G and unined—arth 1 7 5L Bt ek . o 25C S E 3 Y > on sale at ..... on sale . | - g i that we sell for $2.98 or more in Boys' Clothing Department. cavy, plain or patent tipped toes, not an old style Boys’ Knee Pants Suits ut $1.50-- Two and in the loi—every one of them made for this fall's trade. three-plece suits (for boys in ages from 3 to 16), made of ' ; N F " St l M Take your cholce during the opening sale for .... frs-sce s o b i s 1 0 - ew Fall Styles in Men's Hats B9 B eececrrcnnniiniiniiinnne see senee Special Boys! (Guncantesd Suits at $Lgs We have a complete line of men’s i Floor : —t&x—No mother can possibly pass these 3 derby and fedora h F gsuits — they are the best of all wool lat b 5 : # } hats, in ,a“ t.he MEN’S cassimeres and Scotch cheviots— sewed a 2 : : atest Kall styles and shapes, including — throughout with silk—every seam reinforced 4 A ) Youman, Knox, Stetson, etc. Our prices ) | Rubber Heel N -ctch sult guaranteed to be worth four d"l-l 98 y B v / are from 50c to $1.00 less than the average Big and Little BOy‘S Shoes | Calfskin lars—on sale at \ X s Every pair warranted, 4 Young Men's buits and Overcoats 1 - 2 hat store asks for the same styles and the S RO T Mmm{y': dozen different styles of boys', youths' ana | Shoes— —For young men and b‘))" '“ ages 12 Y A\ 4 identical qualities— little men's shocs—made to our own &f ‘.‘1 order—out of 1 , ected skins, and with the best sk o ory pair perfoctly ited . styles and newest fabrics, at 3 98 A\ /\f) 1 150 e s 980 to $1 )2%. $1. 50,$I 75, $.-. $2.50 '8 ) Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats from $5 to od - ? e $12.50—This gives yon a choice of 200 new styles of boys' We uflul a splvmhd line nf boys’ hats in stiff, humm 98 MISSQS a“d C;l:'l‘l!"dm:dShOCS Mcr} s Swell and young men’s most fashionable suits and overcoats—every | and golf shapes, in all the latest colors, at C E\'el'y p“'r Shoes . le to offer tomorrow the fnest and best line of up-to-date garment is shown and the finest materials and best | Everything that is new in boys' and children’s lmh and caps o ahitaran'a AL ehoos. ever brought o Omaba. Tt eme | In all tho now styles, tailoring are the essentials of the line at these prices. can be found in our boys' hat department on the 2nd floor— every cew sut propsraivie. Te bave siven the mow partbur | 62,80, 83,00, 4 the selection of leather used in these shoes and we positively guar- 4 —We sh t 1 i olf and yacht styles prevail—they come anteo each and air, We have shoss suitable (or soy sud every p $3.50, $4.00 SPECIAL e show an extremely good and large line of | & y yles | y 250, 450 E /. from c to $1.00 in the Infants’ shoe boys' and child's sults and overcoats, fr om $2.95 to $5.00. in all colors —special values at......... o 50 1o ehild | misses' shoes. : and $5.00. BOSTéI\FSTéRE BOSTON TORE BOSTON STORE | BOST ON STORE | BOSTON ST Ol{h 'BOSTON STORE|BOSTON STORE