Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1902, Page 12

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY 1902. 25, Brass Extension Rods S — all styles 10c Al the brass extension rods, and all kinds, formerly sold West. $10.00 Lace Curt THE Greatest Sale of Curtains and Drap- eries ever held in the s $3. Pair : l InoN.S IS less price. Lace Curtains and Draperies WELL known Dry Goods Store sold us their entire Carpet and Drapery Department to make room for other depa rtments,* One of the stipulations of the sale was that we are not to advertise their name. from this stock, and last Wednesday the Matting was sold. Those that attended these sales are acquainted with the character of the goods and will attest to the fact that the bargains were beyond belief. Tomorrow we will place on sale all the Lace Curtains and Draperies. Arabian Cluny, Irish Point, Point de Calais, Point d' Esprit, etc. $6.00 Lace Curtains $2.98 Pair $4.00 Lace Curtains $1 The Curtains are mostly T §3.98 Br signs in Arabians, Rococo, (Cable Nets, etc., goods that are actually worth up to $10.00— $2.50 Lace Curtains $1.39 Pair R e e a pair, all the very finest quality of curtains in this immense stock, including real ssels, fine Irish ,point, new and very rich de- 3 on sale Monday, pair ........ S curtains, with imitation fine ruffled pair at less than half A'J‘ 82.&)& a pair, about 1,500 pairs of very hand- some Irish point curtains, Battenberg wide lace insertion and lace edge, every BHOE oiisissvessnevosyesinsesbivesies s $2 Lace Curtains 98c Pair N opportunity to buy Stylish Drapery at than Last Monday we sold the Carpets and Rugs They were the most successful sales we have ever held. imported and include Brussels Net, A few of the items are mentioned below—read the news in detail. @ \ W A %] one - half elegant cable net border, new yds. long and up to 60-in. $1.39 a pair, thousands of pairs of hand- some Nottingham lace curtains, all full 3§ wide. Hundreds of pairs of hna\ml’n} rn.f- fled net and,ruffled swiss curtains in all the very latest designs and very size colored swiss curtains, i2 all in one lot at, pair ....... decided bargains—Monday, pair... 0dd Curtains 15¢c Each i T 16c each all the balance of the A stock consisting of about 1,000 curtains, all kinds of curtains, all sizes and all qualities, some in pairs and some 0dd curtains, all on one big bargain square at, each..ovvvrnense . DRAPERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ticking, cloths, cretonnes, sataens, etc., that sold as high as 40c yd., all full pleces, new and perfect g00ds, the latest this spring’s patterns, go at, yd.. ‘White and colored dotted drap- ery swiss, and 50 pieces of new cathedral glass effect swiss, imported to sell at 40c—they go at, yd . Tapestry furniture coyering in silk, wool and cotton that formerly sold as high as $1.50 a yard. These are just the thing for furniture cover- ings and draperies and g0 at the ridiculously 390 low price of, yd Imported Chinese and Japanese reed portieres thas formerly s0ld as high as SC Denim, A T 98¢ a pair, one bargain square ,comprising hundreds of pairs of elegant Nottingham lace curtains, fine swiss curtains, full with wide ruffle, in all the latest designs, , 2,000 pairs of ham lace curtains, elegant’ cable net Irish point curtains, beautiful rufed net and ruf- point de Calais and nice light fled swiss curtains with wide inser- lacey designs in Nottinghams, 98 tion and edging in an endless net curtains with varfety of styles and deslgns, not & pair in SEEENEEEER (;, 10¢ worth less than $4, all In one big lot e . 0dd Curtains 39c Each ne,Notting- and 98 curtains, curtains—our only O8c¢ all at, each .. Hungarian Drapery silkolines in the finest qualities and newest 1 patterns, made to sell /BC at l4c yd., go at, yd..... Drapery silks from this stock, ‘worth up to 85c yd., in floral and Orlental pat- )SC terns, g0 at, yd ........ 4% Opague window shades in all colors on best Hartshorn self-acting rollers, complete with fixtures, regular price 4lc each, go at 5¢c S5c T 39¢ each, hundreds of odd ,pairs and odd Among this lot are included some of the very flnest Nottingham reason for making such & price is that they are odd pairs and 0dd curtains— 39c¢ Sample Curtains 49¢c Each e ———— LL the curtain corners—this is a lot of Drummer’s samples of Irish point and Renalssance, also Brussels net corners, worth as high as $40 a Wood Curtain Poles pair. These corners are up to 2 ‘ : All of the wood curtain poles, complete, yds. long, with brass rings and ends OM0R coveerres that generally sell for 2 5c¢ 0 in this sale at ' beautifully trimmed, newest colors, correct styles—$30.00 values— special . White Sicilian skirts with rows of , taffeta and tucked trimmings, lined and unlined flounces— L st $4.98, §7.5¢ and ... - Summer skirts of taffeta, peau de soie, { Mned and unlined, handsomely trimmed with ruching, tucks and cording, worth $17.50— SlO T R S R un $17.50 Cloth Skirts $6.75 Migh grade cloth skirts, the entire sample { line of & fashionable New York { establishment—made of etamines, § Mags, broadcloths, cheviots and cany { cloths—some uoiisea, others i - 615 Linen and batiste wash dresses with sailor collars, tucked fronts and cuffs, blouse effects, skirt strap trimmed and flounced, $12.00 values, at 6.50 Cotton foulard wash dresses, prettily velve t ribbon trimmed, new and fancy trimmed flounces, in pink, blue and heliotrope, o $7.00 values, at Mercerized linen shirt waist suits, blouse tront walsts, hemstitched trimmed, skirts flounced, self strap, all colors— $4.00 values, specia 2.98 Silk lined suits—Gibson and Maxim styles, black +and colors, taffeta straped jackets, flare shape flounced skirts, made from cxcellent fabrics, $20 values...d 12.50 Golf and outing wool suits in melton, cheviot, frieze, etc, in gray, castor, black, blouse and Gib- son jackets, silk lined, $17 and $20 values, 7 50 at . s Etamine and canvas cloth Gib- son suits, silk drop linings Wash skirts in the newest styles— made of pique, linen, duck, mercerized, chambry, denim, etc, with new high flounce and rufe effects—at $4.98, $3.91 1.98 Wash skirts made of duck, pique, $2.98 and denim and covert, stitched 75 and braid trimmed, $1.50 and $2 values, at Silk Long Coats tloring Your cholce of our sample silk coats that have sold for $29, $32.50 and $35, for Silk coats that we sold for $17, $20 and $22, go at ...14.50 10.00 ‘with drop lining—3$L } $17.60 values ., ‘ . . »2.00 White Waists 95c ———— 500 dainty white lawn shirt waiats, elegantly embroidered in the very newest styles—the greatest variety toselect from ever shown in Omaha. These waists are worth $2.00— on sale at BOSTON STORE LD W RN RN S TR Undermuslins Dainty, well made and high grade Skirts, Drawers, 8kirt Chemise and Corset Cov- muslin undergarments—Gowns, ers—all made of the finest cambric and long cloth. These are made full size and very beauti- fully” trimmed with fine laces and insertions, hundreds of pretty styles to select from 69¢ for $1.00to $1.39 values O5c¢ for $1.49 to $2.00 velues - -J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS, ot bk Silks at Greatly Reduced Prices Monday OTABLE reductions on the very best and most desirable Foulards, Crepe de Chine, Taf- fetas and Black Silks. $1 New Foulards 55¢ Yard Elegant new satin and twilled foul- ards, 1902 styles, all pretty patterns m the very newest and most desir- able colors, not an old pattern in the entire lot, very handsome, worth $1.00, special tetas retall regular 550 at 85¢ yd.—speclal price Monday ... sale price Monday, per yard 27-inch black, worth $1.25 yard— 22-inch black molre velours, $1.25, Monday special, per yard 27-ioch black i{mported guaranteed taffeta worth $1.25 yd., 750 Monday's special sale 36-inch Black rustling taffeta, worth $1.39, Monday, per 87;0 yard . perspiration proof, 36-inch Dblack, 59c¢ worth 20-inch black washable taffeta, worth $1 yd., Monday's price.. Monday special Monday special price 22-inch black peau de sole $1.25, Monday special DPNON & oot 62 s wasing 21-inch black corded taffeta in 15 dit- ferent styles, worth $1.25 69c yd.—Monday special guara; “warranted to wear,” woven in the selvage, worth 89¢ yard— An ewcellent opportunity to buy silks. 85¢ Colored Taffeta B5¢ Yard 125 pleces all silk colored taffeta, in- cluding the newest shades in either soft or rustling finish. These taf- Black Silks at a Saving of One-Third spot proof, $1.25 Crepe de Chine 59¢ Yard Monday we will place on sale 65 pleces of all silk crepe de chine, large range of colorings (no blacks), actually worth $1.26— C special sale price ..... PRTTTI On Bargain Squares 10,000 yards of silks of every descrip- tion, taffetas, satins, peau de sole, Louisene, yard wide black and white silk, pretty foulards, printed china, new corded silks, etc., ranging in value up to §200 a yard—on sale Monday at three prices, per yard— 29¢, 49c¢, 69¢ taffeta, worth eed taffeta,, Sale of Dress Goods and Wash Fabrics All Wool Whipcords in all colors, 75¢ qu-llty. per yard.. All Wool Albatross in all colors, 50c quality, per yard.......... fesessesssssssaseseseranines 3gc Imported Voile Etamine in all colors, $1.25 values, per yard....cooscesassesesncisscsssnnnes 7sc Cream White Yatching Cheviot, 50-inches wide, 81.25 quality, per yard....... . aee 85c Voile Etamine 59¢ yard. $1.25 Mistral Etamine 85¢ yard. $1.50 Mohair Sicilian, 54 inches wide, 85¢ yd. Silk Mclange, Printed Silk Mouselime, Foulards* Silk Novelties—the regular 50c and 50 grades, on sale Monday, yard , zgc White Madras, Fancy Damask Waistings and Oxfords in fancy weaves, etamines, etc., 50c grades, per yard... White Mousseline de Soie in fancy ef- 39 fects, the regular 50c and 75¢ grades, per yar d c White Embroidered Batiste, 40 inches wide, heme stitched beautifully, for vesting, yoking and walsts, regular $1.50 quality, 65 ................................ C per yard Silk Embroidered Dotted Organdy, formerly sold for 59c—special price AOOEROW e e e e it 39¢ Sale of Laces and Embroideries THO USANDS of yards of beautiful and on sale for the first time tomorrow. styles and patterns in a limitless variety. you usually pay for such goods. dainty Laces and Embroideries will be placed Goods direct from the looms of Europe—exquisite Every yard will be sold for less than half of what It's a sale that deserves the atiendance of every one in and nearby Omaha that has any use for laces and embroideries. ACES, Insertings, Beadings and Galoons—An excellent variety—including fine torchous, valea- ciennes, net top, orientals, chantilly, etc.—every yard marked at a bargain price. You can sAve just about half on these goods. 5 yard for Laces, Insertings and Beadings c worth 10¢ yard. yard for Laces, Insertings, Beadings and loc Galoons worth up to 25¢ yard. 19¢c yard for Laces, Insertings, Beadings an Galoons worth up to 50¢ yard. _BOSTON STORE J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. EHBROII)ERIES and Insertings of fine Swiss nainsook and cambric—a vast array of beautiful patterns—elaborate and dainty figures, all widths, The prices average just about half their value yard for Embroideries and Insertions worth up to 124¢ yard, yard for Embroideries and Insertions worth up to 25¢ yard. yard for Embroideries and Insertions worth up to 40¢ yard. 3C 10c 15¢ BOSTON STORE Millinery==Summer : 7O'péning Duck, Linen and Pique Hats for Street and Outing Wear Monday,we will display a profusion of the newest fancies of Dame Fashion for summer 1902 in duck, linen and pique street and outing hats. The shapes are mostly those adapted by the Paris millin- ers and the swell London and New York hatters, viz: the rolling brim medium and sunken crown sailors, the drapings are of various diaphaneous materials, such liberty and Louisene silks, chiffons, ef while the fashionable stiffer materials, such as linen and Batavia cloths are largely in e as nee, these goods are gener- ally appliqued with a varlety of pretty braid cordings of green, black, blue and green, and black and white combinations. The trimmings are of ostrich, horse- bair and flower pompoms, straw, leather and feather quills, feather darts, wings and natural parorts, in like colorings to the drapings. These trimmings impart that swagger tone to the hats that distinguish the wearer as a smart dresser, strictly, In line with the Gibson and Du Barry effects so popular now, Monday 49¢ to $5.00. 300 beautifully trimmed hats culled from our ten dollar lines. $10 Trimmed Hats, $5.00 There is among this lot an especially fine assortment of pure white and black hats, and also a large number of those chic Newp ort drooping styles, which we positively could not duplicate for less than $10.00, however we must unload and do it qUICKIY.. «.ovviiriirriirriiiiiriiiiiriiiaiiaaaie $4 Trimmed Black Hats $1.98 and $2.50 For Monday we have prepared a brand new lot of medium and large shapes in those much wanted black, soft braid hats, tastefully trimmed with good quality chiffons, fancy etriped gauzes, black satin violetsand roses, pom- l 98 2 50 - . . poms, jets and other splendid materials. These goods were formerly priced at $4.00—Monday Grand Clearance of Street Hats, 25¢c, 75c¢c, 98¢ hats. Upwards of fifty dozen of our one dollar and two dollar and three dollar stree Here is a splendld opportunity for those desiring to purchase something excellent in street bats 25C_7 5c_08c for a trifle— 50c Black Satin Violets l0c Monday ... Second Floor $1 Split Braid Sailors 50c Second Floor violuts, three 27500 bunches of 12 cases fine quality split braid sallors, 3,000 bunches black sat hatters finish and trimmed with black, dozen in a bunch, also white and navy brald and leather pretty green follage. Theése goods were sweat bands, easily imported to sell at H0o—= 10 worth $1 C Monday—per c Monday - PRRED. Goveoarcnsssorsed o $1.00 Hosiery 29c Pair Women's finest ims ported and domee. tic hosiery in maco cotton, French lisle, silk lisle, silk mere cerized, plain snd Rembrandt ribbed, drop stitch and lace effect,all colors and In plain and fancy lisle ribl snd lace effects, in white, ecru, cream aod faney colors, dozens of styles, long sleeve, short sleeve,and sleeve- less, worth 50c, on sale at 15¢ and 25c¢ 0 black, extra quale v Children’s ity hosiery that re- and ys' Vests, tails regular for i ' Pants and Drawers — $1.00 8 pair. The entire lot will bezgc laced on swle at, pair...... Thread Hose 100 BOSTON STORE In all styles and sizes, made of the best quality cotton, worth up to 50c & garment, at 10¢, 15¢ and 25¢ J. L. BRANDEIS & BONB, . o