Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
THE BOSTON STORE
The First Grand Special Sale Of New Spring
Dress Goods.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER NAMED
These Are New Dress Goods from the
Choicest American and Foreign LOOMS
The Most Varied Designs and Shades eS
On Sale Tomorrow.

tnOtCest American ana tOTtipn bOo"sN
The Most varied Designs and shades aS
On Sale Tomorrow.
No attraction can be so great, no sale 80
profitable to you. We place these
rich and elegant dress goods
right in your hands at
the famous Boston
Store prices.
Early spring styles IN Ancona mix
lures, stripes, checks and plaids, worth
40c: tomorrow at 25c.
All tho new shades of henrietta in new
grays, modes, cadets, all new reds and
blacks go at 33c; regular price SOC.
so different styles of the famous Ger
mantown novelties, made for this
springs trade, sold all over the country
at 80c, tomorrow 429c.
An elegant line of new fads in spring
chevron suitings, new tweed suitings,
broken pn-head checks and camel's
| hair effects. 40-inch all wool ravenna
serges, so popular this season, go at oSc
| ayard.
A choice line OF Windsors all wool
| cords, a new edition of the so popular
| Bedford cord, all the newest possible
| shades 75c. worth 90.
All wool satin jacquard suitings
| plain and diagonal weaves. The new
| Bedford cords with satin dato effects,
| the new material called French coniec-
| tion cloth, all the rage this spring, 70
different shades to make your selection,
97c worth, $1.50
| New surahs, 25c.
New satins, 39c
Pongee and Japanese silks, 53c, worth
| Sc.
Black and colored failles at S3c, worth
| $1.25.
| New Armures and French faille silks,
satin rhadamas at 95c, worth Sl.75.
GRAND SALE OF ia BILE DAMASK.
Tomorrow morning we commence
slaughter sale of red, cream and
bleached table damasks by the yard
All our SOC and 35c red damask at 19c.
All our 40c and 45c red damask at 2Sc.
All our 75c and Soc German red dam
ask at SOC.
Extra heavy cream damasks 34c,
worth SOC.
Very fine red border cream damask
49c, worth 75c.
Very fine bleached damaslss 4sc,
worth SOC.
High grade cream damasks, the very
latest patterns, 53c; worth Toe.
Finest grade double satin damask Soc,
worth $1.50.
Your choice of our $l.25 and ST. so and
$l.75 full bleached hand loom damasks
at 9Sc yard.
s-4 plain white knotted fringe satin
damask lunch cloths at Csc. Only one to
a customer
| THE BOSTON STORE.
NV. Cor. 10th & Douglas streets.
Home Patronage Illustrated.
Many Omaha firms and business
houses already are feeling the benefit
| nf hnnn ua "a G "a vnpO ted in tha
columns of THE BEE. The we'll known
firm of Russell, Pratt & Co, 319 South
10Th street, manufacturers and dealers
in gas and electric fixtures, report an
increase in business during the past Blk
months of nearly 100 per cent. 1t was a
long and carefully considered question
with this firm whether an exclusive gas
and electric fixture business would prove
successful or not as it had never been
undertaken west of Chicago. Believing
the people of Omaha and vicinity would
appreciate such an enterprise they con-
cluded to make the attempt. Their
stock is large and comprises everything
that is new and artistic in their line, as
can be seen at their we'll stocked show
rooms, 3l9-321 South 10Th street. In
addition to their retail business they
are enjoying large share of the whole
sale trade tributary to this point Few
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reliability as do Russell, Pratt &
: Co., and they justly merit it.
, as they will not allow an article to leave
their store nor piece Of work to be
called complete unless perfect in every
B detail and as represented. This busi-
ness has grown with Omaha's growth
and is n worthy exponent OF what cor
rect business methods, coupled with
determination to succeed, will do. They
| r.. 10 doc a,,I
styles and carry the largest stock OF gas
, and electric fixtures west of New York.
We give below partial list of parties
for whom they have supplied with
, gas and electric fixtures during the last
six months of 1891. Residences: John
+. Coad, j. M. Woolworth, A. S. Pot
ter, j. b. Kitchen, A. Farman, John
Warston. John Rush, j. p. Johnson, V.
G. Lantry, Thomas Rogers, Il. j. Wind
sor, G. E. Bates, DR.. Hanchett. Harry
, Daily, Dr. Doherty, Frank Murphy, J.
Hahn, Henry Lisque, Finley Burk, E.
A. Wigenhorn, James Mickham, Judge
a Gray, j. L. Robson, r. E. Moore, +, M
a Stratton, Wahoo: Public buildings
New Boyd theater, Metropolitan club
Y Athletic club, German Savings bank
y c. S. Raymond's jewelry store
a Nicol the tailor, G. j. Karbacf
block; First National bank, Lexington
q Kearney opera house; First Nationa
4 bank building. Kearney; court house a
Kearney and at Fremont, Neb; cour
house, Red Oak, Ia; Lansing theate
building, Lincoln, and many more resi-
: dences and smaller buildings not men
i toned above. Most OF these building
have been supplied with fixtures fror
= designs furnished by Russell, Pratt
r Co. which speaks we'll for our local com
;, pany. May the people.of Omaha and Ne
braska continue to appreciate home en-
terprise.
n Nomen e disansas DR. IIonSdale CLOS. l3