Omaha daily bee., 1890-04-06
STONEHILLS'.
Prices All to Pieces Monday at
Stonehills
Unprecedented Sale in Our Millinery
Special Sale of
odd Corscts-An odd
Sale at Stonchills',

We will hold Monday n kind OF odd
sale. On the right hand aisle we shall
place whole counter full of corscts.
There are French woven corsets, satecn
corsets, satin corsets, L. ID. corsets, in
fact they are sample line of corsets
bought from u wholesale house, which
were used by their travelling men. They
are not a bit soiled and there are all sizes
of them. The prices will be MS follows:
Corsets worth 75c and 81 will go at 20c.
Corsets worth $3.50 and $1.75 go at 75c.
The Z. D., another celebrated corset,
go at 99c. In this lot there is some very
fine satin corsets worth $3.50.
Bear this special sale in mind.
MILLINERY.
Our millinery department will pour
forth bargains that will astonish the
multitude that daily throng our store
Does it ever enter our customers minds
why it is we have crowds when our COM
petitOrs are doing next to nothing. 1t
is our prices that talk, they draw the
trade, people know that wo live up to
what we advertise, when we advertise
a bargain they are sure to find it on our
counters.
Now, in millinery we shall offer Mon
day.
Nice garden shade hats at Sc each.
Large, fine, black, straw flats at 19c
each.
An elegant line of children's plain and
in colOrs two tone straw at 19c each,
worth $1.00.
We shall also show at CSC something
elegant in children's trimmed hats.
To make this sale interesting we will
place on sale two thousand remnants of
ribbons which we have accumulated in
the last six months. The price will be
from 1c a yd. up.
We shall offer in the flower line two
thousand elegant flower wreaths at &c
apiece.
We shall also offer satin and velvet
violets at &c doz.
We carry more millinery than all the
stores in Omaha put together, and as we
do large wholesale business we never
get out of anything that we advertise.
Ladies' trimmed hats Monday at just
actual value. A beautiful line of turbans
at $l.9S, elegantly trimmed, also large
hats at the same price.
At 1896 we shall offer something in
fine open work, straw, beautifully trim
med, worth from S. to 81.
At 1896 we shall offer beautiful pat
tern hats, worth $l2.
Don't forget our sale of remnants of
ribbons.
We also make special sale Monday
and shall place on our counters many
bargains which we do not enumerate,
for instances:
We shall have big sale of lace
flounces "A and As inches wide at soc on
the dollar, and some of them even less
than this.
Also drapery net which was received
by us on Saturday direct from the i'm
porter, who was so badly stuck on it
that he sent it to us for SOC on the
dollar.
We shall also have something special
to offer in our embroidery department.
To accommodate those who could not
get waited on Saturday we will continue
our glove sale Monday. We do dot keep
any shoddy gloves, but from 8 button
musquetere, the regular price Of which
is So 25, 90 with us at 74c.
We shall also offer all the leading
makes, Foster, Jouvin, Perrin, ETC., at
99c, worth 1925.
STONEHILLS.
Rare and new novelties in neck wear.
See our sets at $500
MRS. j. BENSON.
DR.. Birney, catarrh specialist, Bee bldg