Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 29, 1901, Page 12

T"F OMAHA DAILY BFT- SUNDAY, ST 1‘61{£’1505T0N STORE| BOSTON STORE|BOSTON STORE \nos'ro\* STORE[BOSTON STORE|BOSTON STORE | New French Flannels at 49¢c Yard : New Silks Black Dress Patterns $3 New embroidered French IFlannels, plain col- " s arvived, high rage noverty ellks, in the !:‘_pe'u['zl\l‘-I';"r ‘?i]l“""’l\:‘fi'|"\"‘l‘({i‘(’ i i swellest creations for street and evening ¢ place on s=ale = sle gl s B TRt el W | Sy v e vinloens | orve urs i fancy printed flannels, in polka POWGRL o " | et heavy thrunk chevio an 2o madd dots and stripes, suitable for ki- c | "B ST&.N Ns $1.00, $1.25, each iece for a onir $1 50 and $2 yd. : anonas, “AMF‘ huuw gowns, (-t(' ' nll at, yd department—ontire p .mportant Sale of New Fall Silks and Dress Goods==-More T han One-Third Under Price W 2 BOUGHT these at a great trade sale in New York. The dress goods from Boesneck, Broessel & Co. at about 60c on the dollar. The silks from Swartzenbach, Cahn & Co. at a great sacrifice. Bear in mind that these are new up-to-date goods, and as we always share with our customers every advantage and good fortune that comes our way, we will give you the opportunity to select anything in this stock, and thereby save more than one-third, Black and Colored Silks |EXTRA ORDINARY SALE BLACK TAFFETA AND BLACK SATIN DUCHESS| Black and Colored Dress Goods Black and Colored Silks at 355, in: Blask and Colored Silks 405, in. Over 500 pieces of black taffeta bought from that sale at one half regular price, and|Gamel's Huir bress Goods 405, in. Colored ""fi,“":‘,‘,‘; B4t wa ou will stead e, Fancy silke, taffeta stead 00. Also crepons. These s ot 85 ells ires all divided into three lots— all new goods, 50 inches . Iufly\‘\inlm 5\ ]Q 490 Black Taffeta 67ic yard, instend of Black Taffcta 924, fnstead of $1.50, Finest Black Taffeta $1.35, instead vard " :'\"L"':,,"",.“.T}.‘fiu:r ¥8iks C ¥ $1.20 and $1.50. 27-inch heavy rustling One yard wide black dress and lining of $2.50. The finest 36-nch black dress | g8e for Black Goods, i a0, \kululullnllm at 39, in Black Silks at 69c, instead of $1.50. 1256 pieces black | tafteta in either kid or ekirt finish. We tafteta, especially made for fine trade and skirt taffetn ever shown in Omaha, | Black broadeloth all silk ratin duches 27 inches wide, suitable for waists, |suarantee this quality to be equal to any and every yard guaranteed equal to any imported, fh i \ the thin Nibs i tot % o % sold at $1.25 and $1.50— to wear well— ,.,,1 worth $2.50. wal g separate skirts and linings—worth 1.50— Q sl 1/ 3 alking P Ladies’ Tallor Made Smts Our superh styles in cloaks and suits and our low prices cause universal comment. It will pay you to attend the sale of these suits tomorrow. $ 8 for Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits that are worth up to %17.50 — they are made of the choicest fabrie, in all the leading colors, The styles are the very new- est. Its the finest 1ot of| ladies’ suits ever offered at that figure — $9.85. $ 50 for Ladies’ Tailor Made Sultfl that are worth up to $27.50. They are samples you wont find two suits exactly alike in the whole lot. They are made of the best! fabrics, in the newest colors and lined throughout with draped silk. [ R S e LS DN B T e e ? Dress and Golf Skirts Grand .Mz//mery Ofiemng Monday, Sept. 30, | Tie e s am b i e tionally low. We offer these ‘‘spec- ials” for tomor- row that we feel will interest you. I $698 lfor Silk Taf- |feta Skirts — | Made of good taf- | feta, with wide flounce, ribbon trimmed, good lining, wide |sweep. ‘$ 9 for Wool Dress Sku-tq— | Made of cheviot, homespuns, Venetians, ete., with new flare and flounce effects, taffeta and satin | stitched, 20 different patterns to select from. $ 5 for Ladies' Golf Skirts that are really worth §12.50. They are made of the popular A Feast of Beauty and Fashion awaits the eyes of the fair ones of Omaha and vicinity. In this exposition will be found dainty and ex- quisite creations from Paris, the home of millinery inspiration, reflecting the taste of brightness of the high priests of the art, while the many chie and strik- ing noveltics of American origin, whose footsteps never lag in the fashionable procession, will occupy an equally prominent position. Besides a most elabo rate showing of our own far famed ideas which ave accorded as hearty a re ception each season as any foreign masters, making in all as extensive an assemblage of milliner, s as can be found in any establishment in this country. " An imposing and comprehenfilve assemblage of 260 trimmed dress hats which have that dainty chic Parisian air, so much admired hy swell society dres These )m|= are made of the v finest silk velvets, mohair felts X ompoms bre , ostrich plumes, i h renalssa applique laces, fo g e orna c. The colors are the | 1ing ones, such as castor, gray, beaver, white Souven rs black white, black, light blue, old brown, reded. al value of these aplendid orentlons are from $16 to $20—for LOMOrroW. . s . F RE E New York and London Promenade Hats. Our Trimmed Hats, grand assemblage of 1.000 E\'ery larly visit: An aggregation of 300 styles from W 4t Sw 1 with birds, Lady Hatters, among them are represent ¥ : athe We make Foi caon, New York pyer & Co., New York. at'that price an any other in Amerlea .. Department M o n- vivedter, Love & Co., New York. s Medbury, London. TRIMMED HATS—2,000 new models fresh from day will be pre- coples of the cream of P ew York hats,made of velvets, ing our Millinery REE 8y @ Lo, London, Fleldi& Bons, Lunoon, our works rooms for tomorrow at $2.69 and $3.98. r ('x:c::nlxl s’l |;ur mlc' :lntrlmmcd Hats— 59 Weare told by our patrons that our hats at these prices sented with a beau- ck and colors—worth § . C are as good #s most stores ask ¢ . at. #5.00 and 87.00 for—go at 269, 3-98 tiful and useful a a : i Children’s School Hats <10 cases of fine folt hats in souvenir. ’ L s #lke il pretty knock-about shapes— nal, tan, i i i easily worth three fifty navy and brown—worth seventy ce ““_490 gray fabrics, in the latest styles, with heavy tomorrow 4 . tomorrow at .... i stitched flounce—its the best golf skirt value tsessesssccssscttcttssscccees sossssccssee®|in the city without any mupllnn P T I ™s§ ..“....--...-‘.‘.‘¢...-»..‘......-..............'...... SQUARE [ 8 Your money back at once if Yyou can duplicate our shoes for anywhere near our prices. No one will sell you as good shoes as we do—neither can they make prices as low as we do, Ladies’ B Men's Fine Shoes - |Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies' En- {Warm Fancy : ) = < ISlippers— d The best that can be made. Swell ; Fine amel, Calf, 75 ik Men’s good calfskin : % |(Winter A\ Shoes, \ Patent and C } shoes—solid soles —with . Boots' \ SJ; $3_50‘ $4 A | Patent Kid- i R e ‘ b " ; bt ¥ 1is is a special bargain ‘ - ed "eelq' ’ $250’ $3 Showing every- \ b’ | Skl“, P«'ltellt —every pair in the lot : T regular val- in Basement. ; g : ot e A ¢ 800 pairs ladios “aht ue $2. 50, go .nt o Modeled on correct LII' i 'f' *1‘ that '{ | Coltskin Shoes, was made to sell this fall ¢ adies 0 sraceful an ¢ " {fine, fancy col- AP FeA e (b lines—don't have to :‘y“\“ h‘l ull 53, 53,50, $ at $3.00. There ors and black, bea- . SRl be broken in by the p . are 5.000 O T b box calf and yici kid. $ it e Y o _ the most up-t.o- "l‘hvhmuh:n .n.;M ot are ’“.“Y‘ ‘vl $1.00 to $1.50— ‘ R Y R R I :ei\'? o (ifil?h?,r ]n:;: all the new / Batis = heoll - iank e and you can ] C J heels and toes, and in heels, Cuban heels— ret & g y § 5y 0 sk for—for Men's fine shoes in over 40 different styles—in patent |est desree—made of velours, calf, box calt every thickness o light, medfum and ex “"Ll,'“y style “[."l"“‘ you can {" k f"‘“_ l(l,l b 2 ¢ |and viel xid, with medium or heavy welt mole from the very tension soles — the Ordinary wear, in any size and any width enamel, patent calf, patent vici, box calf, velours calf, |icies—ail sison and all widths—overy pair light to the extromslag Tkl dvese hiiots tor )"’ e ‘YM Bladk v Aidat viei kid,-inall the different thicknesses of sole, and all |guarantcea. heavy—all fine turn or welt soles. women's wear. you want—in lace, button, black an 1. ) (] o 5 v 8, at Men’s Shoes J the isteatistyles and freak Boys’ & Youths’ Warranted Shoes| Misses’ & Children’s Fine Shoes X ; H 3 3 50 4 5 Made of the very finest calf, velours calf and vici kid, in single We wish to call your attention to the strongest, best and 980 %S y 7 half double and full double and triple soles—either plain or with | most stylish assortment of misses,” childre and infants’ shoes | A 3 perfection steel horseshoe cireletes 'y pair warranted, in| ever brought to Omaha—we warrant every pair—not only to About 200 prs. Ladlefl | Men’s Lndieq l lllfnlltsv every way. The best boys shoes that can be made—not only give absolute satisfaction in wear, but to cost you less than yon men’s satin calf Rubbers | Warm House Warm 7.Button v good to wear, but perfect fitting and in the best nl\lv» and new- could the same quality for elsewhere—prices for infants' shoes { shoes, ood soles, u Slippers — ety Black Beaver Mocsasing — est shapes. The little gents’ sizes, 8% to 13, cost § $1.50. arve THhe and 9R¢. :;:.‘1' '::nl.:,m ‘:lu)l, 210 290 Overshoes vergaiters 10¢, 19¢, |- l?)l( youths' sizes, 12 te 2, with heels, cost $1.25, $1.50 $1.75 | Childs’ shoes, sizes 5 to &, cost you 9¢, 98¢ and $1.25. 590¢ 19¢ ’ » land $2.00. | Childs’ shoes, 84 to 11, cost you 98¢, $1 $1.50. 50c. The boys’ sizes, 2} to 53, cost $1.50, $1.75 00 and $2.50. | Misses' shoes, 111 to 2 will cost you 08¢, $1.25, §1.60, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50, SQUARE BARBAN I All the Latest and Best Styles of Shoes for Fall and Winter Wear on Sale Tomorrowl |mw,, 8o at . i worth $1.50, &0 at, pair. on bargain square | 1 pasement, in ba semeunt. A Great Sale of Muslin Underwear Basement Special Sale of Blankets and Comforts Prices are from ,a third to a half less than regular. Although these goods | are from the wreek, they arve in first-class condition—just a few dozen gar- | | Rt at big di it i anahiing 42t off oh iettapvdin i 4 | . | ] r dise o offe ments were soiled and they only slightly. Come tomorrow you'll appreciate [ an wool upholstery fringe were bougnt al a big qiecou p8 OnARLING 1A oF YOU. XN MY Caiaslaat values in fine blankets of every description. The lot includes about 1,200 per yard pairs of all wool blankets, in gray—the regular U. 8. army blankets, and q ¥ /. C | 36-inch bleached muslin about 1,800 pairs of blankets that were used for sample purposes. A few with lace, worth 15ec, on sale at in remna 2C of the latter are soiled. This sale offers a splendid opportunity to supply your needs for the coming cold weather, Monday we will place on sale about 3,000 pairs of blankets. They the saving. IYine cambrie and muslin corset covers, .|H sizes per yard Ladies’ 25c Drawers 15¢ pair 50c Muslin Garments 25¢— —25¢ quality ladies’ muslin draw- 50c ladies’ corset covers and wm-. | DPrapery and comfort siloline 31 s ¥ . pe d— H otton blanket: hite, g K Fine wool filled blankets, in white or gray ers, full size, made of good grade brella drawers, with cambric ruf- . . 2C ALY SRLI08. Ak ,n_”n valiaugeny 49C futl aiae ava ‘,.1\”,, avy, per pair 1 ()8 or tan—per pair muslin, yoke bands, with 15 fles, corset covers neatly 25 gt b Heavy floeced cotton biankets, 11-4 sise ANl o] blatleie oasens A ,) P cluster of tucks, goat...... C trimmed with embroidery, C| | in stripes ana colors, worth IQC In gray or white, per pair ... 750 large and heavy, $4 values, per pair okl )”{.5 . " | Boe e Very heavy ced cotton b ets in Finest all wool ankets In white and gray or ta hey Ladies' $1.00 Night Gowns 6 — | 20¢ & yard—per yard o worth up to $7.50 a pa i Ladies’ Muslin Skirts 39¢ Muslin Garmhnts at 49C X\ cact ladies’ finest mushin and camb- | Lignt cotored A 5(: white and gray, 11-4 size, per pair.... ,,.980 are worth up t a pair 3.98, 4.98 plankets, 12-4 size, $1.25 per pair. ~on sale at, per pair ~—Ladies' fine muslin skirts, full size, with —I night gowns, drawers, corset 'l la embroidery trimmed night 4 eluster of tucks, handsomely trimmed with covers and skirts, all extra well made, BOWDS, drawers with deep ruffles, corset pop yg . The finest California blankets—the ,ummmu.f the best mills in 698 850‘ 10.00 12.50 wide and narrow embroldery, also corset full sl trimmed with showy covers in all the latest styles | the west—on sule at, per pair Fain Sish A ’ covers trimmed with lace lace, n»-rvhvn nn:l em- skirts “”"ldlm rufle and Lonsdale muslin, fine ecambric, nalnsooks These blankets are worth fully mory our mo price. and embroidery, all 39 deep embroidery, worth up and long cloths, worth up to A A o 4 LN ,‘"r "_‘r:"“ =0 A8la AL, 500 BALES OF COMFORTS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Children’s > Fine siloline comforts, filled with IFine French sateen comforts filled with fine P New fmported fall percales, / < > ? ; ; on sale a choice lot of ladles’ fine Kid Eloves. T .-nn\.;lm‘:m- newest v\’nl‘n:ethl() (35 R ,,“”_‘,,,.‘rl‘, | & pure white cotton, full 85C white cotton and beautifully quilted s, including oxford, modes, tans, brow , black anc St 0 S / f 20 = AbAGs, Laaludlng oxtoid, TpEies. tANS, aists, 10¢ | quality, per yard ...vovviinsn / sizes, on special sale, at. good values at $2.50—on sale white—all sizes—every pair perfect—per pair .. : —Misses, ohil | ch ) Upholstery velour in rem- at . $1 Aprons 39¢—650 ladies’ $1 and $1.50 Corsets 59¢ "'":‘\‘ ‘"l" “‘""” Na ! nants—very fine quality C Extra fine silkoline comforts, nurse aprons, with bib and shoulder straps All the popular brands of high grade :‘nh:‘»nl; -1’1” under- (S lp.-r yard . very large size and snow white cotton filling, on The finest French sateen comforts filled with plain hemmed and handsomely trimmed corsets from the wreck, all sizes, some WAISIS, & o8, at v /i 4 it e dhiag: ARLTL SURREy b, a8 hlaok, C C 86-inch fleeced wrapper flan- sale at less than the cost of the ma- 1 2 the best white eotton 00 2 25 2 50 ery, all sizes and extra wide, white and gray, all lengths, y nels, heavy cotton and - Bl g & T et e Ml E i R worth 81, go at ... 80 at, each 3 Shaker flannels y terial used in making vatting—on sale at ] lBOSToV si’ijl\hJBOb TON STORE { | BOSTON STORE|BOSTON STORE|BOSTON STORE |