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1 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1888.-SIXTEEN PAOES.
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Is located at 116 and n8S.
16th , between Douglas and
Dodge , Mayclcn I3ros' old
stand , and \v'c have had the en
tire building remodeled to suit
bur wants. The" floor on the
first story has been * lowered
level with the sidewalk , and
new plate glass front has been
put in both the first and second
stories , New shelving and
counters have been placed in
the store and altogether we
have about three times as
much room as formerly. We
are now better prepared than
ever to show bargains to the
people.
20c Yard.
Wjtrlli 81.
For 99c.
XX THA SPECIAL !
10,000 Vards I'tincy
RIBBONS !
AI15c Yard ,
' Worth up
tf.OOO Vards.
11 DRESS bUUDS ?
II 4c and 7c
Worth m to U5 Yard.
1OO Httf.cn
Tfimmed Felt Walking Hals ,
\lmt r O doxun Unlriiiuiii-d Vel
vet Halsvorlli up to -f."iO. i .
In order to nmko our Grniul Opening-
& succi'i'S wo bhull ofTor tlicm ut
25c Each.
1OO dozen A-Knlloii
KID GLOVES ,
Worth gl.OO
At 49c.
it
200 Reraslble Velvet Shawls ,
At $1.74
Worth
lies' Silk Jersey Vests ,
99c
fi.OOO \ iirdN ol' i\lra :
SILK PLUSH ,
48c
All ' > l M-s.
PICTURES !
On .Sft-oiul Floor.
50 Steel Engravings ,
y IVaiuud , Sli.DOvurlli
200O LIBRARIES ,
At lOc.
Alllltn
Cash Boys Wanted.
GRAND IbPENING
2-1
Children's Colored Border
Handkerchiefs ,
Warranted Fast Colors.
Ladies' Colored Herder
Tloro is a barRsiin Unit is liable to
sot thu world on lire.
3000
SAMPLE HANKERCHIEFS ,
Worth from 2oe to 75e. We will offer
them during our opening at the ridicu
lous price of
These are a line of line Viilioncennos
Lace Handkerchiefs , in this lot.
\Vo purchii'.cil si lot of Uiulonvonr at
about SOoon the dollar. Como in dur-
11 our opuiiing.mil fct the Ijunelit.
CHILDUliN'S WHITK
Merino Underwear ,
9e
RISE 4c.
Scarlet Underwear ,
14e
RISE 5c.
A LOT Ot > ' LADIIW WIIITB
Merino Underwear.
39e
WORTH 60c.
Ladies Scarlet Underwear ,
Fully Medicated , ut
69e
WORTH $1.00.
We purchased from a certain bankrupt stock about $6,000
worth of Cloaks. We bought them dirt cheap and AVC arc
going to slaughter them just to make our opening a success.
We will offer some bargains in
That are positively unapproaohable in the country ,
A PLUSH CLOAK
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That will retail all over the city at $2 $ we offer at
ut i
AN EXTRA QUALITY
Seal Pliish
* " . ,
< * > I lv i
Warranted to be genuine London DyedSeal for
Would be a bargain at $5o.
WE OFFER AT
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AN ELEGANT CHECKED
NEWMARKET !
A FINE DiAGONAL NEWMARKET
In Black and Brown only , at
Worth $12.
ABOUT 60 IMPORTED SAMPLE
Wortli from $20 to $25 , at
We have now the finest line of Children's Cloaks in the
country. We purchased of J. Beifeld & Co. about 600
Children's Odd Cloaks.
All extra fine garments. We place the whojejjpt on sale at the
round price of
We positively have the finest CLOAK "DEPARTMENT
in the .
city. u , i
Cloak Department on SECOND FLOOR.
TAKE ELEVATOR. ' /
Write for our Illustrated Gloak catalogue , The best goods
made.
A lot of 20e and L'Sc Striped
and Plain
DRESS GOODS
4c and 7c
YARD.
We liavc Ju * > t received it new
line of All "Wool
TRICOTS.
These { roods arc worth about Too a
yard , our price will bo
39c.
35 Piece * Combination
DRESS GOODS ,
worth from $1.00 to 41.2" " ) a yard. Our
price will lie
39c and 59c ,
EXTKA QUALITY ALL WOOL
Red Flannel
24c yard.
SOMETHING VKLIV FINE IN
BED FLANNEL ,
39c
Yard , worth GOc.
10 Pieces
WHITE FLANNEL
29e
Yacil , worth loc.
White Flannel
39e
Ym-d , worth OOu
White Shaker Flannel
9e
Yard , worth 15c.
INTERESTING !
Quality ITiibloachcd
MUSLIN ,
4c yard.
worth ie yard.
Wo will oiler jon seine ar 'at
iir tiiiis asre inu > ii l toinali > a
| > ucialt ) of
I
GOODS.
E. & W. Linen Collars ,
1 2c
So nit ; Odd Style * in
LINEN
COLLARS ,
n.ilra Heavy Wool
19c Pair
Fine Camel' * Ifalr
OX ,
25c
Worth 5Ov
Vi Ciood Camel' * Hair
UNDERWEAR
39c
Worth 75c.
Something extra line In Men's
Aatiiral < > rey
UNDERWEAR
99c
Worth SI. SO
The Finest Line of .T
Flannel
Overshirts
in the city
At $1.49 $
We oirer n Flannel Ovcrnhlrt
that any I'liriiMiin ; ; good * toro
would nsU gii Tor.
An Extra < lnalily
Embroidered Front
OVERSHIRT ,
At $2.49 $
Worth $ : t.AO.
GLOVES.
Wu liuve over -ilylcsln illonN
< < ilovuN at
In
, u | lu
DuTT't 1'nll to \ Nit ou
I'lirnikltiiig ltutarliiicnt
We have always sold goods
cheaper than our competitors
but the low prices at which we
h.ui * been selling goods will
not be a marker , for which we
shall sell them for in the" fu
ture. Omaha needs , we krrow ,
a concern to sell first class
goods aL eastern prices.Vo
have stores here that sell shod
dy good cheap. What we in
tend to do is Lo offer the best
goods to be found in the mar *
ketat panic , prices.
ILL !
The largest millinery
department in the west
We wil I offer the grand
est bargains during
our opening : we haVe
ever placed on sale.
TJtlMMKt ) 1ELT WA LlffX S
T
25c ,
Worth Up to ft'J.X
CHILDREN'S WIDE HllHMKD
TRIMMED HATS
69c ,
Worth $2.00.
Lafe' Trimmed i
fcv
$2.89 , , . A Jt v :
Worth HtS.OO.
A LOT OF
I
FANCY BIRDS i
5c and 19c ,
Worth Up to $1.00.
2,000 IMPORTED
BIRDS AND WINGS
$1.49 ,
ll'ortli to $5.OO.
; t,000 llUJtfGHES OF
39c
HUNCH , Worth $ t.rO.
S OF
OSTRICH TIPS
at 99c ,
Worth $ : t.OO.
200 FELT CROWNS
69 and 99c ,
Worth Up to $ : i.On.
DOX'T FAIK'JO riXIT OUll
MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT
On Second Floor.
TO THE It HI JIT ,
HTAIKfi TO ' / ' / / / ; I.Kl'T ,
COM 1C KARLYaii'l AVOID
TIUi : GUKAT RUSIJ.
CASH BOYSWANTED
STONEHILL'S , 116 and 118 SOUTH 16th
Near Douglas. Store Formerly Occupied by Hayden Brothers.