Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1903, Page 11

ot NN NN o Lee Tix Tl TuTo Tl TePrnTy G G R e L e S L [ " ‘ . u % EDITORIAL SHEET. § 1 PAGES n7T020. | SR R T B 4 ® S T e et o ol S o ] ESTABLISHED .ll'\'l‘l 19, 1871. OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY . 7 .\l.\fil,’li <l)l‘\‘”|’l\'li CENTS. ~ THE LAST WEEK OF THE GREAT RECEIVER’S SALE AT BENNETT’S Next Saturday--Six Days Hence, The Bennett Gradltors Will Meet and Decide Upon the Bennett Stocks and Properties--ONLY FIVE FULL DAYS LEFT WE MUST SELL $50,000 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE IN FIVE DAYS Dress Goods Department BANKRUPT SALE OF PIANGS AND ORGANS TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of Dry Goods in five days—that is our . & £ mark for the LAST WEEK OF THE RECEIVER'S SALE. Has Been Continued by the Court for Five Days. Every Woman’s and Children’s Jacket and Cloak will be sold at one-half off. This will certainly be the last gigantic slash in prices of Pianos and Organs Every Fur Cape will be sold at one-half off. that the citizens of Omaha will have for some time. You want a piano. We have l,\<~1\ Woman's and Misses’ Dress Suit or Walking Suit will be sold at one-third off. e o't 2 o N M Every Fur Muff, Boa and Scarf will be sold at one-third off. n many different styles—Burl Walnut, Circassian Walnut, beautiful Ma- Svery Woman's Golf and Dress Skirt, in wool silk, will be sold at ONE-QUARTER OFF h?gany" and Oaks—all latest Colonial designs, brand new and direct from facto- THE MARKED PRICES. ries. The court says they must go and to close out the balance we have in the EVERY GARMENT WORN BY WOMAN AND CHILD WILL BE SOLD AT CUT next five days we will make you the following offers: OR DISCOUNT PRICES NO MATTER WHAT THE COST. 1 Colonial Walnut Case Upright Piano, former price § sla Terms SID down Very Special Bargams at the Silk Counter for Monday biieprive:during;tis sale . . $7 per monih , 20-inch black taffeta silk, heavy quality, the 89c quality only per_yard : 3 TR 6 1 beautiful late design Colonial Case, former price $375— slss TllIIIS $10 down 27-inch black gnaranteed Swiss Taffeta Silk, the $1.50 quality, our price during this sale 5"! month at, per yard EERERER . 1 large beautiful Mahogany Case Piano, former price $400— 32l8 [g’m; $10 down 27-inch black guaranteed taffeta silk, the lu-u y k our price during this sale Vo sas '{ per month $1.40 quality, only y 4 { 27-inch Black Oil Boiled Taffeta, the fine 31 75 quality, only 1 nice Walnut Case Piano, sample price $275— sls Terms $10 down per yard our price during this sale “os $5 per month All of our fine imported Black Silk Grenadines, ‘hes wide,'in plain ¢ ancy weaves, And many others that we have not room nor space to describe. We sold seventy-eight pianos in December, and also Black Silk Beiges and Tissue marked to one-half price. At the Black Dress Coods Counter 46-inch Black English Brilliantine, the T5¢ quality, 5;;1."‘:':“1‘:";::’“"d Black French Cloth, soft, glossy finish, the $1.25 PlANus SOLD n" uun EAsY PAYMENT PLANI quality, marked at per yard 25 pieces Black Dress (ioods in neat satin figures, cloths, serges, cheviots, mohairs, canvas and etamines, 42 and 54 inches wide, values up to $1.50 per yard, all marked for quick selling a., per yard N look over the finest stock in the city and see for yourself the wonderful bargains we are giving. Colored Dress Coods ; . ses 40-inch all wool silk finished Henriettas, all shades. Jo S- CAM ERON9 Manager MuSlC Department. quality, marked down to, per yard mixed assortment of fine Dress Cloths in Golf Coverts and Plain Suitings, values up to $1.75 per yard, all marked for quick selling at ’ 100 pieces 36 to 40 inches wide, nice Dress Goods, a big mixed odd lot of good sellers that sold oung en s an oys vercoa s 20 Y’ars from 25¢ to 60¢ a yard, all go Monday at |2 Is 25 35 per yard TR, c’ c’ c’ G $13.50 Overcoats or Ulsters, at velvet corduroys $12.50 Overcoats or Ulsters, at 6.99 $R8.50 Overcoats or Ulsters, at THE BALANCE OF OUR FINE IMPORTED VELVET CORDS for dresses, waists and jackets that sold at 75¢, to be closed out Monday at, $10.00 Overcoats or Ulsters, at 6 49 $6.00 Overcoats or Ulsters, at per yar: 200 Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes zsc 50 Cushion Tops, forme Agei |2 io Nail Brushes, worth up to 50c eac h at ig s 35¢. g , eac oun en s ul s 20 Years 100 pieces Colored Gimps, all this season’s shades, worth up to 25¢ per yard, at per yard Sold up to $10.00 and $12.00, as long as they last 200 dozen Swiss Handkerchiefs, embroidered and hemstitched BROKAW BROS. HAND TAILORED—and our—in Suits and Overcoats edges, worth 25¢ each, at each f S il gy 5 : il 0 50 dozen Boys' Shirts and Drawers, full reguls Merino, $40.00 and $35.00 Ulsters, at worth up to 80e, all sizes, at per garment $30.00 and $25.00 Ulsters, at 15,00 $10.00 and $12.50 Ulsters, at ]ll(: dozen Ladies’ Wool Hose, ribbed top, “full fashioned,” worth $20.00 and $15.00 Ulsters, at IU.OO $10.00 and $7.50 Ulsters, at 25¢, at per pair 300 pieces Lace, white and cream, torchon and gallons, edgings and insertion, from one-half to BROKAW BROS. AND OURSE 6 inches wide and formerly sold up to 15¢ a yard, rercoats, worth $40.00, at to go at per yard are now forced to sell that many in five days. Do not let this opportunity of a lifetime go by without calling on us and examining what we have or writing us for explanation and catalogues. $5.00 down and $5.00 per month if required. Musical merchandise and Sheet Music, Guitars, Mandolins, Violins, Accordions, Harmonicas, Strings, Sheet Music, folios of all descriptions. All must go regardless of cost. Call and Suits worth £40.00, a Overcoats worth $35.00, at 5 Suits worth $35.00, ¢ sheet blankets in gray, worth Overcoats worth $30.00, at flannel waists, dark colors, selling in many ~ $1.35, 8t each.......ccocoierniiiin At ale no! at, eac Extra large and hva\ cot < gl sbiulgdeqis ¥ cotion blankets, the Overcoats wor @ Silk Walsts, handsome patterns, dark a8d win clean white cotton, best made, worth $2.00, I 3 vercoats worth §18.00, at Suits worth $22.00, ¢ light mmw‘;. 'mm glazed silk and fine worth $2.00, at each “': “"Al’:l" . Overcoats worth $15.00, at .... 2 I satin, worth $5.00, A wool blankets, the b(ul manm for the = Buits worth $20.00, ¢ TRR 2.69 Full size bed comforters, made of the finest ponew 10 Omana, worth Overcoats worth $12.50, at grade imported French satin, filled with §450, at.,...... the best grade white cotton, both knotted 11.4 fine Overcoats worth $10.00, at and quilted, all handsome patterns, worth BOYS' WAISTS-50 dozen heavy outing silkoline covering, worth Suits worth $30.00, a Suits worth $25.00, ¢ Final clearing up sale of Blankets and suits worth $18.50, ¢ Comftorters, 5000 of these goods must be all wool hlnnke'! in gray n.d tan, closed out regardless of cost o beavy quality, long thread, thoroughly Overeoats worth $8.50, at Nuits worth $15.00, a Large size bed comforters, good dark col- UP to $4.30, at z oo scoured wool, worth S U o ors and quilted, worth 8e, Lo SIDECILIEEED - $6.50, at...... 4.95 Overcoats worth $7.50, at Suits worth $12.50, at at... R o yvye 104 dnoot - Maskets, 3908 quility, in grey Hoavy siting Sannele. ‘tu' Habt snd dark Full size bed comforters, filled with fine and white, worth sc colors, good patterns, worth white cotton and knotted, good patterns, &t PEr PAIF........ccverrsennnnnens 10¢, at per yard Better grades at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00—worth double BENNETTS BENNETT'S BENNETT'S BENNETT'S DUTCHESS TROUSERS amongst this lot of trousers—they are worth up to $3.50—while they last