Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 11, 1900, PART I, Page 12, Image 12

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    TIT.R OMAHA DAILT BEE: BUT? HAY, 2SOVJ3MTRTt 11, 1900.
At No Time Have We Offered You Greater Values Than Now
QUR sales for Monday are of vital interest to all consumers no one can afford to ignore the offerings. The bargains are of such a character that they command your attention. We
doubt if such seasonable merchandise has ever before been priced so lov;. In many instances they represent a saving of fully one-half.
TORE
J. D. WIER
Linen Stock
On Sale Mon 'ay.
J. L). WIER
Linen Stock
C n Sale Monday.
NDEIS&SONS.
VtflDOU&U-
1.2
Extraordinary Sale of Silks and Velvets
75c Hrocadcil Tnffctii, 2nc ynritf0 pieces of InlTotu ntlk in fancy woven desinns nil colors of
tho rulnbow. for wulnts, cblliircn't ilreri't"), uvuiiing cihUiiiios, skirts or linings, actually worth
7fio per yani on sum In silk dupur incnt, ut. ymil
25c
$5 SILK WAIST PAT HUNS S2.:l5.
Dvi-r "JiW waist DiittoniM of all kinds of
nllk. ecu talhltiK 3 yards, all of tlii'in thin
Hi'iiflim'K Ntylcti iitid Imnutlful cfilorliiKM,
pliiln iiml 'uncy, cnnlrd hIIUh, IVrHlun Mine.
pojilniH urd Krfiipli plnlilH, worth tip to
J1.M) yani. for cntlro patu-rn only
$12 HI.ACK ALLS ILK WAImT I'ATTKUNS Sn.JJO
Over 50) iinmmlc nntln Ducliosso dross
piiltt-riiM, each containing 10 yards, extra,
wide iiiul lii'uvy, all Hllk, ntid uctimlly
worth tt2.Cn. Monday In Hllk department,
an I'titlru pattern
$6-
90
$1.00, $1.50 AND $2.00 SILKS ON BARGAIN SQUARES AT 50c, 69c YD.
Over C.000 yardi oJ plnlti and fancy Hllks. conslstlnK of 27-Inch colored and black
tnffctu, antln dticliuHttc, fancy silks, Hiiltablu for dresses, waists and llnlnKs, All
high Krndc silks, no at Icsb than half vnluo tomorrow 60c and C9o yard
$'2.50 FANCY VKLVKTS, 08c YARD.
50c
$1. 'Jo 27'IXCI1 TA1TKTA, 0i YARD.
69c
69c
100 plcren now 27-lnrh pnro Bill: tulTctii.
nil HhadPM of the rulnbow. iiit'ludltiK hlack.
This Is i ho Menem barnaln In wide tiifsvtn
ver shown In Omaha, worth St.SS yard,
Monday at
75 pieces fancy velvet, consisting of panno
Persian velvets, striped pannn velvets, vel
otH with dots, nil silk colored velvets,
worth up to J2.&0 yard, Monday
98c
New French
Flannels
75c and 85c Quality for 49c yd
A new arrival of Trench flannels,
scores of handsome Persian patterns
In new rich colors, spots, Qgures,
floral and drcsden effects. French
flannels that aro sold elsewhere for
76c and Soc, ko on bargain square at
49c yd.
i
Marvelous Dress Goods Offers Monday
$5.00 DRKSS PATTERNS AT $1.98,
A most complete collection of all the new autumn dress
Kouds, IncludlnK silk and wool novelties, two-toned urnhltc
KtiKltsh coverts, nil wool plaids, boilrettes, tricots dlnKOtmlH
whipcords, Oerinan henriettas and French serges In every
(U'PII HUM' I'UIUI. puill-IIl UUIIMIIIIS Pfll'U
yards, enoiiKh for an entire dress worth
up to 75c urd, bo on burt;uln square Monday
entire pattern for
$198
SH.00 DRESS GOODS OSc YARD.
Wo offer one of tho most nnusu&l assortments of IiIrIi
grado fabrics, In plain and fancy weaves, comprising extra
wide tailor cloths, reflldshed chovlots, MnKllsh vicunas.
French poplins, artnures, prtincnas and new lelrosn suit-
In KH.
Many of these can be made, tip with or
without llnlni: values range up to
ynrd on sale Monday at
,7 00 DRESS PATTERN,
Monday our entire stock of line l'urls diess patterns, In
cluding; the most exclusive) lot of foreign fahtlcs at one
half and one- third regular prices. lirmy zlU'llncs, hand
some camel's hair, KukIIsIi homespuns, pebble cheviots,
r'lnv worsteds. Itmudelnth. vennilntia mnltnna t
In tho newest prays, oxfords, castors, modes, browns. Some
oi mean am uie cnoicesi kooiis siiown lilts H.rkU
season, and are usually sold up to Jt.CO yard, Pr JlO
Monday thc ro on special sale
$2.50 UNMADE SKIRT PATTERNS 5HC
n il tirrj miii
98c
, , , ar"'H HMrt I'Otf'fns. contalnliiK yards of extra
i" mi.- iii-iiim wiMive uress kooos. i ucse
coods aro actually worth tip to 7.V van!,
but Monday the entire, pattern will
ko on sale, ut
98c
New Black Dress Goods 95c yard As a leader in our black dress goods depart
ment, wo offer fit) places of now black satin fculel. puarantecii not to spot by vwitcr, also n v un !ete lino rf n v t 1i-
uiu nun, in mi uiu ,i t.pvu nuii;iiir ,,u. o..r. (nil, i ui iui i ui, nnnii tULL'ii vuiui inns IllUl liri'llll-
cloths. This i by far the ren'est black goods but nalti otTorctl this sctiaou
goodri (k'parltnunl Mouutiy, yunl ut
In our black tin
95c
Grand Sale of M'n'f rs Samples of Cloaks, Jackets, Suits, Etc.
On iircount ofllit' t'onliiiut'd warm weallior our hu.vcr pmrliast'd from Xv York miiiiufaclurer.s of ladies' line garments, many model garmcnls. no two alike, many extreme novelties in box coats, automobiles and long garments,
suitable for carriage, street or opera wear. Also .Jackets in K'ussian blouse styles with handsome large rolling reveres and storm collars. These garments are the smartest and latest novelties shown this season, and are mark
ed less than manufacturer's cost price prices ranging from .?12.n() to $50.00 values from $20.00 to ?8r.00. These goods were placed on sale for the first time, Saturday. Tomorrow we continue the sale reinforced by making
garments from our regular stock and priced exceptionally low.
Fashionable Fur Garments.
Wr t'nrr.v the lines line of I'l IIS In (he neat, The most f nslilonnhlr tnr
inents nt tin (cry lowest prices.
11
(Jcnulnc Alaska Seal Jackets, with sable
collar and revoro
$185
$150
:$i25
$119
:. $79
$15
Clenuitic Alaska Seal Jackets, 24 Inches
long, for
(Jenulne Seal Jackets, XXX. quality. 24
lachetf loug for
(icnulno I'orslwn Lamb Jacket, XXXX
finality, sablo collar and revere, for,...
(Icnulno Persian Jackets, XXX quality,
with sable collar and rcvero, for.
EXTRA SPECIALS.
Genuine cuar:ntced Astrakhan Jackets.
21 Inches long, Skinners, satin llnlur.
full skins and stitched Interlining,
worth un to J2.J.00, salo price
Oeiiulno Astrakhan Capes, mado of full
skins, 36 Inches lonfc, 110-Inch sweep,
Kitar.intecd qualities, Skinner's tf SZ f
lining, worth J20, for Jft 1 I
COLLARETTES, WITH TAB FRONTS.
Uimnlne Electric Seal Collarettes
trimmed with tnlls, 410 ..o
for J5.00 to rpo.VO
(Ji'nulno Klcetilc Seal Collarettes, as
sorted yokes, at from Cv eill
JJ.KS to rp.ou
Animal Shaped Scarfs.
lied I'm Hciirfn for .!.!
OpiiiiHain nml fnrti-n Spurt. .1 i.fis
Siihlc-ilyril 4liiiiHtini Seiirfn... . 7..'(l
(ieiiulni- Mnrtrti Meurfs,
nn.ns to ijiii..-,o
H25
$17.50
Gnnulno Jtarlcn Collarettes,
trimmed with tails; for
Gonulno Oporsuin Cnllnrettcs, Cfl OA
trimmed with tails, for J7.M and. ..pV.VO
Cluster Scarfs.
lllri'trlr Senl "cnrfK, -I 11 ml II tuiu.tis..
Klrelrli! Senl Sciir(n, etrn 11 11 1
lt KI2.r,n
Oiiposuni mill iimrlrn urn rf. fur Ht-.!IS
(eiiiiliii .ltiirtrn Srurl's, ntrs
Hiiillty. f l.tlH to ;7.ro
0 fine tailor made
suitS'-short box
front and otori eftoots; well
lined and tailored perfect fitting; gar
mentsworth fully $15. 00 tomorrow
at JS.CO.
A for $25 Rus
sian uiuubc
suits made
of pebblo cheviots silk lined waists
latest stylo Bklrts percallno lined. In
this lot we also include fine coverts,
cheviots, homespuns, etc., ninny worth
yiro speclnl price, Jt2.."0.
3M0OU sian blouse ,
suits also
etou single and double
breasted, tight OttlnB suits nearly nil
uro silk lined throughout. They are
made of Imported coverts, cheviots,
Venetians, pebble cheviots, etc In
main theso aro slnglo mitts worth up
to $30 00 choice tomorrow, $16.50.
(LQQO for $17.50 silk
skirts; f sample
line all differ
ent Htyles and designs; Bilk
skirts In this lot, range In vnluo up
to J17.C0 your unrestricted choice of
the cntlro lot for $8.90.
Ladies' Golf atid
Walking Suits
To morrow wo placo on ralo a speclnl
lot of ladles' coif and walking suits. Tho
suits aro made In tho now tton and box
front Jackets of lino plaid bark eloths, In
Brays, blues And browns, elegantly tallor
stltchcd, deep stitched luclnc nt bottom of
skirt
SI 7. SO to
$22.50
values for
$12.50
Ladies' $12.50 Kersey Jackets
$7.50 with appliqned
storm collnr and revcrcfl, heavy
satin lininc many illtleront Htvlos
ml colors alsti lino covert jtickoU
chovlots, frluzes, (tVCA
"to., and now box Jp y kj3
coats choice of lot JL
tomorrow
Ladies' $17.50 Sample Jackets
$9.98-Fine kerseys, coverts,
cheviots, 150 dlflerent styles no two
alike Hpplluued fur collars satin re
veres, etc. Also fY g v Q
many box coats
worth up to J17.R0
your choice of lot
$20 English Box Coats for
$12.50 mado of line kor-
toy In tatiK nud castors with hli;h
rolling collars.volvet appllqucd strap
ped seams Btiarnnteed lining new-
est novelties In dif
ferent desltjns.worth
up to $20 Mon
day'tt price
A Sample Line of Automobiles
40 and -J 12 inches long
storm collar- satin lined
strapped seams well tailored half
Utted buck In castors, browns and
lilnrkH many dif
ferent styles
your choice of this
superb lot, .Monday.
1250
Fashionable Fall Millinery
Sale of "Joseph" and "Bertlie" Hals Alonclay
.Mun
$10
.More $25.(M) "Joseph" Hats for $10.00
Although we had unusually lare sales, the
display for Monday Is as choice as at any time
Tor every hat r,old a new Joseph creation has
coino forth to toko Its place. Including a law
new Importation of New York hats (turbans and round hats
mado of mink fur, trimmed with velvet, roses and lace), at
J10. This will hardly pay for tho material from which they
nro niade. We have never heretofore shown r.o many real
elegant styles In mll'lnery at $10.00
4
mm
14.50
$15 and $20 "Ilot-tlii:" Hats for $5.01)
bought all of the trimmed hats from
Ilerthe, 020 Madison avenue, a fashionable
tlfF porter, and one of tht leading milliners in
T York, nt a grca. t discount, mils well known
milliner did import the highest cost trimmed millinery in
the city of Now York, and wo will sell for Monday, choice of nil her $15.00 nnd $20.00
hats at $5.00. This Includes many beautiful fur hats, velvet hats, trimmed with
ostrich feathers, your choice of over fiOO to telect from, at $,".00.
from 7VA Jfr-y?'')
Now
S00 of the swell Bertlie hate, her price $o
to $10.00, all guaranteed trimmed thin
season, on sale at
,00
$1.00
Oil Cloth and
SALE OF THE J. D. WIER LINEN STOCK.
T C r- 1 i Carson, Pirie, Scott it Co., the great Chicago Jobbing House, sold tho ontiro stock of
I .1 II 1)1 CU Til Ziri D fci I Wir 0,10 of tl10 lu03t important linen importers in New York. We bought verv
M. 9TW.MM.A. M. V W ., , ......lt,,.-,. nf (l, nrnnrlnof bnxrrnlno H Iw.c, .. I i ,
IlL'il V 1 1, , UIHl ffuiilliuii cuiiiu ui (jiiumviji uui iiiiici in iitin ovoi UCCU Util gOUtl lOriUlie 10
oiler. It will pay you to lay in a supply for a long time to come, as never again will you
have such an opportunity.
Monday Begins the Greatest Linen Sale
Omaha Has Ever Had.
We purchased from a well-known linoleum manufacturer
their entire lot. of what is known as seconds and remnants,
and Monday we begin an immense salo of oil cloth. They
aro in all lengths and many lengths of one pattern, being
enough to cover any room.
Wo will sell all tho oil cloth worth up to 75c a 1
yard, in all widths, at square yard lLv
We will sell all the best grado linoleum, worth up E
to $ 1.50 sqaro yard, all in long lengths, at &J)
This is a groat bargain.
Rug Specials.
We will sell 1,000 carpet rugs, in velvet, mo- 7G5k-
quctto and wilton, worth $2.50, at
One big lot of ingrain carpel rugs, worth up to OCSkpt
1.50, we off or tomorrow at each kJv
Great Sale of
Comforts.
We will sell 1.000 of the very finest
quality hemstitched and drawn work
Lunch Cloths and Ceuter Pieces, from
ono to two yards square, they were
sold by J. X). Wler as high as $.10.00
dozen v -j offer them tomorrow any
kind any slzo at 1 C)X
each U
All of tho plain turkey red, faHt color
turkey red Tablo Damask, that gener
ally sells for COc yard we 1 K4
oiler tomorrow at XtlL
All the fancy red Table Damask and
nil the strictly all linen red bordored
Table Uaniask, that sells t "1 Kft
COo yard-go at LmI
Coo quality strictly all linen, full
bleached, Irish Table Ram- OPi-.
ask, wn offer tomorrow at.
Tho entire lot of Nnpklns from this
purchase, including nil kinds, bleached,
unbleached and silver bleached, Scotch.
Irish and German goods we have
bunched them all In one lot at 73e
dozen soma of tho most wonderful
Napkin bargains ever iff?
offered 0(1
Ono big lot of 72-inch wide extra
heavy full bleached satin damask
$1.00 to $1.25 quality go ()9c
Ono big lot of all kinds of 7r.e, jr.c
and 08c bleached and silver bleached
all linen Damask, tomorrow
at yard iMJC
And there aro hundreds of other
linen bargains whero the lots are too
small to advertise.
All the. Fringed Doylies from this pur
chase they are In white nud white
with colored borders and chocked
i;las cloth
each
1 c&2Jc
All tho knotted fringe Damask Towels,
nil the Hemstitched Towels that gen
erally sells for 25c and 60c wo offer
tomorrow at 15o esch. This Is the
biggest towol barguln Omaha 1 Kr
has ever known JLtlL
All linen crash Toweling that gener
ally soils at 7'.4c yard wn
offer tomorrow for yard OyO
All the Cotton Toweling that penes
ally sells for Re yard we offer - 1
tomorrow at yard 2-'
Boston Store made the largest purchase of comforts ever
made in tlie west. Over .'550 bales of comfort seconds.
These are what aro called Mill Remnants; they are made of
two kinds of cloth on ono side and all ono kind of cloth on
the other side. They are covered with handsome silkolino
and sa (sen, hand-tufted and knotted with Saxony yarn, and
are filled with tho best white cotton. We oiler them tomor
row at
75c, 98c and $1.25 Each.
Every ono worth double tho price.
This is the biggest bargain that wo have ever oll'ored.
We will also sell 50 bales of full size cot- IQp
Ion bed blankets, each
Immense bargains in wool bed blankets fit
2.50, 3.50, 4.50 and 5.00 Pair.
The Finest Shoes Ever Seen or on Sale in Omaha
The ladies' slippers on
sale simply baffle description
no store outside of New
York City ever showed such
a fine lot, so many styles, or
such high grades.
Buy during this sale for
your own sake; get the finest
dancing and evening slippers
you ever saw you'll never
get another chance like this.
$1.50, $2.50
$3.00 and $3.50
On Sale Monday Almost Half Price
The importance of this
shoe sale can only be esti
mated by actual compari
son with all previous shoe
sales; never in the entire
history of the city have
such splendid shoes been
put on sale at prices such
as we offer them now.
H rL W
Cuban heels
Military heels
Louis heels
Empire heels
jHsEkEfflM'iS.
The cheapest shoes for
women in this lot were de
signed to retail for throe dollars, and
the best sold for four, live and six
dollars a pair. The quality of these
shoes therefore forbids our putting
them all on bargain squares but the
prices we make will create excite
ment, enough for anyone
$1.98, $2.50, $3, $3.50
Boys , youths and Jittle gents
shoes worth up to $2.50 and $3.00-
go at
98c,
$1.25 and $1.50
Misses', child's and
infant's spring heel
shoes, made by the fin
est shoe manufacturers
of Rochester hand
sewed and welts,
50c 75c &r $1.25 ::
fol
ds I Ids'
Shoes-
$1.50 .Misses' Shoes,
Men's fine welt shoes,
for five and six dollars
$3.00
and
$3.50
including the finest
patent enamel, patent
calfskin, velour calf,
box calf, vici kid in
single.doublc and triple
soles;in black and tans
finer shoes than ever
! seen in Omaha for
j double the money; all
i sizes. $3 and $3.50
made to sell
a pair, go at