Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 17, 1902, Page 13

EDITORIAL SHEET. [ ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 1902. THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE. =Rl SINGLE COPY FIVE HAY DEN S The opening of the Musical Festival this week, to which all the railroad companies hiave made special excursion rates, marks the close of the summer selling sea- THE YEAR’S BIGGEST BARGAIN SALES AN- NOUNCE FALL SEASON'S NEAR APPROACH Your Headquarters son. Fall buyers will soon be crowding into Omaha and fall stocks must be ready for them. To get ready and make room Hayden Bros. will close out EVERY | DOLLAR’S WORTH OF PRESENT STOCKS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT MARVELOUS REDUCTIONS IN PRICE. HAYDEN BROS. HAVE ARRANGED | 4 FOR A GRAND SERIES OF SPECIAL SALES this week on men’s clothing, women’s ready-to-wear garments, furniture, carpets, etc., that will surpass any Hayden Bros. your headquarters. Every accommodation free, sales ever before attempted and give customers the greatest money-saving chances ever offered. There is a pleasure and advantage in trading at Hayden Bros’. not to be found in any other store, due to the vast quantities and unequalled varieties in all lines, making selection easy and satisfactory. You get what you want. New fall dress goods and silks are now being shown in a great profusion of beautiful styles. Note the special sales. Keep your eye on the bargain room.|den Agents for “Yama-Mai,” the new all silk lining. Agents for the Butterick patterns. 1 The Leading Dress Goods House of the West B. Priestley’s black dress goods made England famous. Lupin’s black and colored dress goods made France famous. Frederick Arnold’s dress goods has made Germany famous. Wm. F. Reed’s landsdown has made America famous. The products of these four great mills have made Hayden’s dress goods stock famous. Every lady in Omaha can see for herself, in our display in the 16th street window, which is only an index of what we are pre- pared to show not only the finest line, but the best quality and greatest variety of waist patterns and dress patterns as well as the grandest variety of piece goods ever shown iu any town twice the size of Omaha. Lupin’s and Priestley’s voiles, etamines, mistrals, snow flakes, cheviots, coverts and in fact everything which these two great manufacturers have, both in black and colors, are represented in our stock. Besides these, we carry the finest assortment of tailor suitings and light wecight goods made by the American Woolen Co. We have also a large line of hand-embroidered skirt patterns, made by the best manufacturer in Paris, ranging from $25.00 to $65.00 a pattern. Grand Sale on Ladies’ Furnishing and Underwear 1,000 dozen ladies fine lisle thread Hose, drop stitch and plain lisles, in black and colors, worth from 60c to $1, at 26o. ‘We are closing out our faficy Parasols, in all the newest shades, peau silks and chiffon trimmed, worta up to 3, at 98c. Ladles’ Night Gowns, in fine nainsook and long cloths, low necks and elbow sleeves, handsomely trimmed with fine laces and embroidery, all finished with hemstitohing, worth up to $2, closing out at 76c. Ladies’ fine sleeveless or short sleeve Vests, in fine Richelieu ribbed, worth 190, at 10c. All the standard Bummer Corsets that sold for §1, to close them out, 490. Dr. Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets, in ventlinted and sateen, §1.50 quality, at §1. E® Great Sale on . Men’s Furnishings VERY BPECIAL PRICES FOR MONDAY. Mon's 500 and 750 Books at 250—500 dozen men's fine lisle thread Bocks, in black embroidered and lace, in all the newest colors, sold everywhere at G0c and 766, om salo at 350 Men's G0o and 750 Suspenders at 350—500 dozen men's fine Buspenders, in all the newest styles, with silk or leather ends, every pair ©Be year, on sale at 260. rranted perfect and to wear Men's #1 colored Laundered Shirts, in all -the newest styles, with separate collars and ouffs, also white, on sale at d%e. Glosing Out Sale Monday morning we will put on sale all of our fancy shirt walstings, in white, at less than cost. These goods were sold at 50¢, 75¢ and $1.00 per yard and must be sold in order to make room for our fall stock. ALL WILL GO AT 2f¢c PER YARD. Tmported Madras Cloth, regular 76e, for 25e. Table Linen 'Make llajden Bros’ When taking advantage of the special excursion rates made by all the railroads to Omaha for the Musical Festival (from Aug. 21stto Sept. 17) or when in Omaha at any time make Your baggage checked free here. Free writing materials, waitin g rooms, etc at your service. Meet your friends at Hay4 Bros., consider this your store and make yourself at home, Any desired information freely given. Hayden Bros, Grand Showing of Finest New Silks and Velvets Fashionable silks for fall, the blues, the greens the blacks and whites, all here in greatest pro- fusion. Omaha’s ments than ever before. LEADING SILK DEPARTMENT opens with bigger and better assort- Grand Sale on Fine Colored Taffetas Monday Morning, 25¢. From 8:30 until 10 30 o’clock Monday morning we will sell 100 pieces of choice shades taffeta silks in most all colors, worth 50¢, T5c and 85¢ yard, also some shades of the 27-inch wide taffeta worth 98¢, for these two hours Monday the Nev Waist and Costume Cord All the leading shades in this most popular fabric, so stylish for separate skirts, jackets or entire costumes, Monday we offer them to you at .. 75 pieces of new crepe de chenes, in the new fall shades, both light and dark eolors, white, creme and plain black, pure silk and 27-in. wide, worth $1.00, sale price .......... 25¢ firoy Goes .. 98¢ 69c NEW MOIRE SILKS IN OVER 20 MONDAY’S WONDERFUL SALE |BLACK JAPANESE WASH SILK, 36-inches DIFFERENT STYLES Mofre taffeta, moire gros grain, moire ve- lours, mofre Francaisse, moire Pekin, molre refousse, moire antique, 21, 27 and 36-inch moire. Prices, 69c, Toc, 98c, $1.25, | $1.50, $1.76, $2.00 z 50 " NEW WAIST SILKS—in broches, brocades, stripes, plaids and checks, nobby styles for both evening and street wear, some very pretty ones on sale 8 Monday for 14 OF FINE BLACK SILKS Greater bargains were never offered and it's your loss if you fail to attend. |BLACK TAFFETA, 18-in. wide, pure silk, worth 65c— 3"1 on sale MODABY +evvve veverrns oo 20 BLACK TAFFETA, 27-in. wide, pure silk, | worth $1.25— | on sale Monday . BLACK TAFFETA, 36-in. worth $2.00— on sale MORARY .evveree 40 wide, pure silk, wide, worth Tho— on sale MODAAY eeeeas BLACK JAPANESE WASH SILK, 36 inches wide, worth $1.50— 89 On gale MONAAY vevevees sesves sase c The mew blues and greens are here for you in the WINSLOW TAFFETA. BLACK VELVETEEN, on sale Monday for only ..ceeeee eees Mail Orders Filled on All Advertised Silks and Velvets with Exception of 2-Hour Sale A Manufaciurer’s Line of Sample Oxfords ‘Will be on sale Monday at about one-third the former price. Women's Oxfords in all kinds of leathers, nlunl. calf, patent kid, vicl kid and tan viel, in welts and turns, former prices $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50, Mon- day $1.48. ‘Women's patent calf colonial, worth/$2.50, Monday $1.48. Misses' patent calf colonial, worth $1.50, Monday 98c. Child's patent calf colomial, worth $1.35, Monday 90c. Child's patent calf strap sandals, worth $1.00, Monday 60c. Misses' patent calf strap eandals, worth $1.50, Monday 90c. Women's dongola Oxfords and sandals, worth up to $2.00, Monday 79c. ‘Women's flnest quality @xfords, worth up to $4.00, Monday §2.48. ‘Women's hand turned'.Oxfords, worth up to $3.00, Monday $1.98. Sole agents in Omaha for the Steson and Crossett shoes for men and the Ultra and Brooks Bros.' shoes for women. We also have the largest stock of Grover shoes in the city at from 26c to 50c & pair less than you pay for them elsewhere. Special Sale of Pictures and Frames GASOLINE STOVES AND REFRIGERAT- ORS MUST GO. Before removing our gasoline stoves and refrigerators to our warehouse we will make prices so low that it will pay you to buy one for next, season. We don’t want to carry one over. In refrigerators we have the Gurney, the Jewell, the Progress, etc., all first class. In gasoline stoves we have the Insurance, as safe as gas; the Natlonal, the Reliable, the Dangler, the Faultless, all first class, If you need one we will make prices A blg and fortunate spot cash purchase |to suit. of trames, on eale this week. This lot in- cludes all sizes in the mewest and hand- somest designs for all purposes. The prices are almost incredibly low. Come in and see the quality and finish of the frames. Another spot cash purchase of 6,500 pic- {tures also on sale. A great variety of subjects that will appeal to every taste and satisty every need. Pictures worth 20c, on sale at lo. 860 pictures at be. PRICES CUT IN TWO. Summer goods must go. Guaranteed hose, 7c. Three-plece garden set, 16c. ‘Wood frame wringers, $1.19. Three tle brooms, 15c. Steel meat saw, 15c. Galvanized boller, No. 8, 73c. Polished -13-inch Trays, 7c. ‘Wire photo holders, 7o. 22-caliber rifies, 98¢, Hardwood hose reels, 49c. Bcreen doors, bbe. Hardware, Stoves and |Planc Sale Still Continues The great sational piano sale is still on our music annex. Everyone is talk- ing about the remarkable low price one can get a good standard plano for at our store. The sale will continue until the grand assortment of bargains are all gone. ‘Think of being able to purchase a plano for about. balt the price it costs to manufacture it. Instruments that are manufactured by some of the largest and most reliable makers in America. Concerns whose repu- tation for the manufacture of only high grade fnstruments is a guarantee for qual- ity. Every plece and part that enters into their construction are carefully selected; all wood materials are seasoned and every- thing of the highest grade. Those are the kind of planos that are going in at this sale. Only for the enormous quantity that we purchased these beautiful pianos for spot cash, we would not be able to make the great saving of money for you that we do. Don't delay your purchase if you want to save from $100 to $150, It you cannot call on us write for prices, cata- logues and terms. We merely mention a few makes here to let you know that wa handle nothing but standard maxes— Chickering, Fischer, Decker, Wegman, Krell, Conover, Cable, Halnes, Keller, Jacob Doll, Kingsbury and Franklin. Tel. 1683. $1.00 Peruna, genuine ........... 830 $1.00 Pinkhat Vegetable Compound....66¢ $1.00 Beef, Iron and Wine, best... 60c California Syrup ot Figs $1.00 Wine of Cardul .. $1.00 Nutriant Tonlo . $1.00 Kramer’s Kidney Cure ... YAMA-MAI | Great I0c Sale The new all gilk lin- cheen 't e mew @1 In Qur Main Wash Goods Department, Monday shades, at our lining department, 19 inches wide, at 45¢ a yard. 1 lot fancy mercerized chambray, crystal cords, mercerized nov elties, sold up to 35c yard, just the thing for children’s school dresses, shirt waists, ete.— Io all to be closed out MONARY; 8L « ijoawm Mt s b c ) All our fancy printed wash fabrics in dress, shirt waist ln and kimona styles, all go on sale Monday at .eeeee.e.. c Percales in dark and light styles, the very best makes, Punjab, white Star, Brandenburgs, etc., the regular 15¢ loc grades—all on sale Monday &t ... ... « . com wasenn NEW FLANNELETTE in the DOUBLE WIDTH, 86n, just in, 100 pieces go on sale Monday at loc ’ H . Grand Sale Women’s Suits and Skirts Just recelved from our New York buyer, 400 suits which will go one sale Monday at prices that will astonish and please you. Your choice of this splendid lot of fine new sults, worth up to $26.00, at s 98 . ODIY weeiocmonsnenans WE ALSO PLACE ON SALE: One table ladies’ rainy day and dress skirts, worth up to $8.00, 3 98 I 10X vevaremmsoaan 11 our small lots, odds and ends of the season, worth Linen colored plain dress swiss, 42-in. wide, good, sheer fabric, sold at 25¢ yard—on sale Monday, at yard @ e iaiete o aie v s 100 ladles ralny day skirts OTHER SPECIAL SALES IN THIS DE- PARTMENT. Ladies’ Iight-welght jackets, worth $$6.00, for . . Children’s dresses, worth $2.00, 100 black peau de eole walsts, od worth $5.00, on sale Monday One table Iadies” colored waists, 35 worth $1.50, sale price .. [ 200 ladies' dress skirts, made of imported Venetlap ladies’ cloth and silk, worth 9.60 " trreseemane L skirts box R e ot Just recetved, 50 dozen mercerized walsts, B | Bopivhamehoriche b, | g z Monday in the Bargain Room Monday everything in wash goods, furnishing goods and in fact everything in sum- ler goods will have to go. And we will also place the new line of fall dress goods, annelettes, challis, Franch flannels, etc., at prices that are almost incredible to belleve. All the wash goods that sold up as high as 59 and 760, will go in this sale at 7340 on one counter \ On another counter we will place goods worth from 19 to 49, both colored, plain and white goods, nothing reserved, all will go Monday at & yard bots Still another line on another counter, consistiug of prints, wash goods, eto., worthi from 6%c to 25c, everything goes at 230 & yard. NOTHING RESERVED. Extra Specials Clothing 36-inch wide Eclipse flannels in the new| Boys' $1 all wool knee pants et 200 and fall styles, worth 1ic per yard, our price | >, Monday will be only 10¢ a yard. Adelite printed serges, the finest patterns, white wales, made to sell for 19c, our price for Monday will be only 10c. 6%c yard wide bleached muslin, only ten yards to & customer, at 3%c a yard. b6%c yard wide unbleached (LL) muslin, d sizes, 100 ladies’ raiiy day skirts, satin bands and several rows of stitching, worth $4, on sale at. th, 1.25 1.98 our cholco of any. wash walst or skirt in the house for. One table ladi side pleating, other houses ask $7.50 and $8.00, Haydens' price .. Boys' 50c knee pants at 19¢ @ pair. Boys' $2.50 all wool long pants at 95c. Boys' $1.60 wash sults on sale at 25¢ and |80c a suit. Men’s $2.50, $3.50 and $4.00 all wool pants at $1.25, $1.50 and $1.05 & palr. Boys' $2.50 suits at 95c. . Boys' wash pants at Sc and 1fc. Furnishings Ladies’ and children's 260 underwear ay 60c pictures at 100 10c. oo Semn.i . | only ten yards to a customer, at yard 3%c. ‘wo-foot rules, bc. in stripe madras cloth, regular $1.00 for 25e. Oxtord Cheviots, regular 68¢, for 2e¢. Dimities, Check Nainsook, Open Work, Lawns, sold regular at 18c to 26¢, Monday for 12%¢ yard. ‘White Lawn, 40 inches wide, regular 300, | for 1be. Muslin and Sheeting 16 yards Old Glory Bleached Musitn tor §1. 16 yards Diamond Hill Cambric for 1. Bleached and Unbleached Muslin, regular e, for é%e. 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, regular 18c, for 1Ba. §-4 Bloached Sheeting, regular 20c, for 16340, 9-4 Bleached Sheeting, regular 3%, for Wio. 43-inch Bleached Piliow Casing, regular Wigo, for 10e. 46-inch Bleached Pillow Casing, regular %o, for 11%e. One pair Plllow Cases for 15c. Carpets on Sale Opening of fall season, grand epecial @ale of carpets and rugs. #x12 Smyroa rugs, $9.98. .l'w patterns, 9x10-6 Brusssls rugs, .98, New patterns, 9x12 Brussels’ X 9x12 all wool Smyrna rugs, $35.00, elosing out all-patterns in at $14.98. Tapestry Brussels carpets, all wool faced, | good patterns, at 4Sc. Ingrain carpets, all wool, 45¢ wp. Good mattings, 10¢ yard up. Window shades, 19c. Flannel De, 58-inch Bleached Damask, regular 88c, for 1%¢. " 68-inch Unbleached Damask, regular 35c, for 22%e. 60-inch Unbleached Damask, regular 60c, for 3%e. 64-inch Bleached Damask, regular 656, for 4se. 66-inch Unbleached Damask, regular 62%ec, tor 49e. T2-inch Unbleached Damask, vegular 980, for 72%e. 73-inch Bleached Damask, regular §1, for %e. Bleached Napkins, regular T, for 4f¢ doz. Bleached Napkins, regular $1.35, for S8c dos. Bleached and Unbleached Napkins, regu- lar $1.65, for $1.40 dos. 500 Remnants of Table Linen, 1%, 2, 2% and 3-yard lengths, at one-half price on Monday only. Be sure and come to this grand sale. Save Your Sight and Money Don't strain your eyes, fitted with crystal lemses | trames. Aluminold, gold filled or solid gold. Good spectacles, just what you need, for but have them in up-to-date No charge for sxamination by skillful optician. a Spreads 8 oases full size, extra heavy fine Mar- | | 20 different patterns of embroidered | eeilles patterns, crochet bedspreads, worth | fagasl o sslect from, wortk up to 8% ot » yard, dde. 3 cases 33-inch-wide shaker flanpel, extra heavy, regular 10c, at yard, Sie. 30 different patterns extra heavy $¢-inch- |60, ench at $1.50. | '3 cases full size heavy fringed bedspreads, | mice Marseilles patterns, with corners out for iron beds, worch §2.35, each at §1.59. 3 cases full sise crochet extrs heavy bed- wide outing fannel, per yard, i0o. A hreads, regular price, §1.75, each at §1.35. T6¢ pictures at 19¢. Very cholee pictures worth $1.25, at 290, Finest pictures in best frames and most desirable subjects, regular $2.50 pictures, sale price, 49c. Come in and have your photographs en- larged, fr ol ising Hat Sale Closing out men’s, boys’ and children's straw hats at 10c. Men's Pasha, Panama, Fedors and Derby bats, in all colors, at 75¢ to $3.00. A very special value on sale at §L50. Boys' bats, in all colors. A special pur- chase on sale Monday at 50c. Tam o' Shauters at 25¢ to 75c. Boys' and men's golf, automobile and yachting caps, with' visor, at 25, 8¢, 60c, 75c and $1.00. A tull line of trunks and valises. Come in and eee the WALL' TRUNK, sold ex- el y by Hayden Bros. Wall Iiapor and Paints A great opportunity to byy wall paper cheap. A positive reduction of 50 per cent on every roll. Best grade of e up. Fine gilt papers at 3%c per roll up. All other grades in proportion. ‘The best grade of ready-mixed paint on the market at 98¢ per gallon—equal to any paint sold at $1.50 to $2.00. Varnishes, stains, enamels and brushes at greatly reduced prices. * white blanks at, per roll, HAYDEN BROS. Good lawn mower, $2.49. Galvanized tubs, 39c. Good shoe brush, Sc. Hardwood -towel rack, be. Crumb tray and scraper, So. Decorated breadbox, 89c, JUST RECEIVED A OAR OF ELITE AGATE WARE. Something new—Green and white outside and white inside. The handsomest ware made. Come and see it. Every plece Suaranteed. If it chips off replace it with new. Every plece perfect. ON BALE MON- DAY, Drapery Clearing Sale Nottingham lace curtains at 76c to $460 & palr, worth $1.50 to $10.00. Irish point lace curtains at $2.60 to $5.60 & pair, worth $4.00 to $10.00. Brussels nett lace curtalns at $2.98 to $6.00 & pair, worth $3.50 to $12.50 Babbinet ruffied curtains at $1.50 & patr. Ruffied Swiss curtains at 66c, 75c and 980 & pair. Stikoline at 8c per yard. Remnants of denims, 10c per yard. Hayden Bros, show the only complete as- sortment of sheet music, books and follos to select from. A splendid line of popular late musie, in- cluding nearly all the most desirable hits 1n coon songs, ballads, two-steps, ete. On sale Monday at lbc. Call and ask to see this lot. China Dept In our south front windows we have on display $10,000 worth of china and glass import samples, the complete im-} port sample line from the three largest importers of New York, vis: Bawo & Bot- ter, Hamburger & Co., and Lasarus Ros- enfleld & Lebmorn. All of these goods will be 0ld at one-half their import price. On sale next Friday. Read Hayden’s Low Prices on Groceries One-pound can blood red salmo: Tall bottles assorted plkles. Root beer extract. 16-ounce package Bellycon, per packags Olives, per bottl Can of corn.. Beans, per can. Fresh Ripe Peachs Fish Specil|§ Fancy snow white codfish. Imported mackerel, each.. Russian sardines, per pound Family white fish. Black codfish, each . Blood red Al Norwameels, Three-pound can pure leat lard Fresh bologna sausage 3-pound cans potteéd meats 6%c fancy foulard prints, at 2%c a yard, Bateen foulards in the most beautiful thades made, the cloth is as fine as silk, regular 25c grade, on sale Monday at 9c a yard. Men's T6e colored laundered shirts at 25o. All the men's underwear that sold for in balbriggan and fancy colors, now Oll‘ ale at 12%4e¢. 16c suspenders at 6c. 5c string and bow ties at bo. Ladles' 160 stockings at 6o. Special Furniture Sale VARIBTY—You can please your own indi vidual taste from wonderful asortments shown at Hayden Bros. Oar- loads of furniture from the best factories made from best in America, selocted woods, in handsome, new de- signs and unequalled for style and finish. You will be astonished at the saving in price in this Two-passénger Lawn Swings, $4.95. Four-passenger Lawn Swings, $5.95. Golden Oak Rocker, like cut, for $1.96. to $10.50. ‘The Chiffonier like cut is extra large locks, 12x20 bevel mirror—Hayden's eal a ish, worth $18.25, sale price $9.85. The best Couches in Omaha and the largest variety to choose from, &t from $3.98 well made, has five large drawers with price $6.85. Speclal—Three-panel Screen, worth $1.95, for S6c. A beautiful Combinition Bookcase, #olid oak, hand carved, best polish, finest fin- We Have Notions and bc. Ladies’ 86¢ to 50c wasb tles at 19c. Embrolderies in 5 and 6-yard leng worth from 16¢ to B0c per yard. On at be, 10c, 1bc and 26e yard | — |Monday is Ribbon Day Ladles’ belts, worth up to 26c, at 10c | always at Hayden Bros. Bigger and bettey | bargains tn MONDAY'S BPECIAL BALE. The new novelty wash ribbons, worth 35q | per yard, at 16e. 26c wash taffeta ribbons at 10c. New fancy ribbons, worth 26¢, at Se.