Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-16
HAYDEN BROS.
Great Moving Sale.

Was ever sale so popular? Its magni-
tude. Importance and success will be u
mile stone, if not an epoch, in the dry
goods trade OF Omaha. 1t was said to
be impossible to close out our present
stock before moving time, but the prices,
the quality and the variety OF goods,
have done wonders in making the sale
a signal success. The sale is absolute,
no matter how great the sacrifice, many
lines will be closed out entirely. We
will positively begin in the new store
dry goods. To accomplish this we are
continually letting down the prices.
The ribbon stock is still complete in
widths. shades and fancy designs. 1t is
difficult to quote prices, theyare so very
low. Ladies and children's fancy border
handkerchiefs, 1c each, worth DC. La
dies embroidered and hcmstitched
handkerchiefs, reduced from 25c to 1Oc
each. Ladies' collars, sc each, worth
l0c. Silk ruching &c per yard,
worth 1Sc. Yelling at half former
prices. Three-inch wide pillow lace,
lc and &c per yard. worth lOc.
Linen Torchon lace, &c per dozen yards,
worth SOC per dozen. Hand made linen
Torchons at soc on the dollar. En-
broideries, rick rack and fancy braids
III ltSS JIin llllpoII COSJ. ool . WOol
braid &c each. Elastic end dress reeds,
&c set; cloth covered dress %steels, DC
dozen; pearl and fancy dress buttons,
dress trimmings, millinery goods of
every description, ladies' and children's
cloaks, shawls and wraps, will all be
sold regardless of cost.
The great advantage in attending
this advance sale of ladies' plush and
cloth cloaks is that you a buy now at
the sale price, and have the garment
laid aside till you need it.
The dress goods stock was 50
complete. All purchased before we
made arrangements to move from our
present location. 1t seems so reckless
to include these goods in the general
slaughter, but we have decided to
begin in the new store with an entirely
new stock, and go they must. Dress
goods and all 2i-inch surah silks.
all %colors, SOC, valued at SOC.
24-inch surah in black, SOC,
Soc and 7sc, worth s1.25 to s5c.
% inch colored gros grain silks. CSC,
cost 81 IS to import. % inch black gros
grain silk, 69c, 95c, Sl.15, $l,25, $3.50
and $l.75, regular price $l.lO, $l.45,
; l.65, $l.S9, 1925 up to $2.45; no such
value in any market. "a inch colored
MORE and black silks, $l.l0. Sl.l0 and
b.25, worth Sl.75 to Sl.S5. Colored
satins at 25c and 3Sc, worth 45c and soc;
the S5c quality will be sold at 4Sc. IS
inch English Henrietta at 29c, value
45c. AZ inch French, all wool, at Acc.
worth Toe. If you think of buying a
French wool or silk warp Henrietta in
any grade from SOC to 1915 per yard it
will pay you to attend this sale. You
can positively save one-half the regular
cost. Compare our English cashmere
sale prices, 12c to 19c per yard with any
other goods at 35c or under. s-Gilbert
suitlng at 100. 3S inch Albatros in all
colors at PC. "A inch heavy check
suitings at 4Sc. 81 inch Tricots at SOC,
81 inch ladies' cloth at SOC. soc French
broadcloth at Csc, s LIS and $l.25. Who
ever heard of such prices? Kid glove
finish cambria, SIC per yard. Again we
warn you against buying before you ex
anime these goods. A sale like this is
seldom seen. HAYDEN BROS,
1l6 and llS 10Th st.