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Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1893-09-28

lar Wells, J. 3. Mullen, p. G. t.
presided. The grand lodge degree
was conferred on number OF the
new representatives. Among those
were f. G. Thompson and I'll. ID.
Lowry Of Mesa. The grand lodge was
then closed.
DISTRICT LODGE.
The district lodge of Maricopa
county was called TO order at 2.3O p.
m. In the absence of the District
Templar, P. G. I. Mullen presided
until the arrival later on OFF. ID. /.
Knight. There was a good attendance
of delegates from the various lodges
in the district. General business and
matters pertaining to the Order were
discussed and acted upon. Mesa lodge
was represented by F. G. Thompson
III. d. Lowry and A. P. Shewman.
also Bros. Rosenberg and Brown.
The following district officers were
elected, and 1t will be seen that Mesa
was literally remembered G. @.
Green, D. G. t.; Miss Nettie Carrier,
v. T.; w. L. Van Horn, P ID. T.; f.
G. Thompson, counsellor: Mrs. j. w.
Knight, supt. Juvenile templars; Q. Q.
Austin, r. S., Miss Jennie Trask,
assistant recording secretary; Miss
Matte Wright, treasurer; Rev Jean
Vane, chaplain; S. G. Smith, marshal;
Miss Kate Baum, deputy marshal: FL.
A. Samuels; guard, H. D. Lowry;
By special request, these officers were
installed by P. D. T., A. P. .Shewman,
acting as Grand Chief Templar,
assisted by staff of grand lodge Off
GERS.
F. c. Thompson and H" d. Lowry
of Mesa lodge we'll deserve the honor
that were conferred upon them, for
the faithful work they have done in
the upbuilding of Mesa lodge.
Mesa City WI, caosea a3 the pl :
of meeting of the next regular session
of the district lodge and the time will
be set by the executive committee :.
District Templer, Van Horn vas
present at the evening session and
read an able report containing much
information. The District Secretary
also made his annual report showing
that the order has been steadily in
cri.asing. The balance Of the evening
session was devoted to the good OF the
order, and uad-r this head instru--
mental and vocal music, Rotations
and speech making occupied the time
until about | l O'Clock. All concluded
that this was one Of the best sessions
of.the district lodge ever held, and all
look forward to the session to be held
in Mesa about the second week in
December.
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1893-09-28
TO School Directors.

We have everything needed in
district schools. Don't forget to send
us your order for everything you want.
PRATT Bros. Phoenix,
School Supply Dealers,
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1893-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.

w. A, Kimball returned to Gold
field Monday.
We understand that the Mesa
Dramatic Club is to be reorganized.
Largest stock Of school supplies at
Barnett's and he sells at Phoenix
prices.
Postmaster Robson, we are glad to
say is recovering from his late severe
accident.
Mrs. Jessie Pomeroy, mother of Mrs
E. w. Jones, has been very danger
ously i'll for some weeks.
Arriola's orchestra of Phoenix has
been engaged to furnish the music for
the Odd Fellows grand ball
A new veranda is being constructed
in front of the Pomeroy block. 1t
will be comfortable addition to that
elegant block.
Tickets for the Odd Fellows ball are
on sale at the Arizona Hardware
store. at the Coop. and at Barnett's
drug store.
A full supply of school books can be
found at j. 81. Barnett's Drug Store.
They are sold end exchanged for old
books at the regular exchange and in
PRODUCTION price.
We havea complete assortment of
school books. Second hand books
bought. Old books taken at regular
exchange prices.
Z THE IRVINE. Co. Phoenix, Ariz,
The second of the series of baseball
PLAYED in Phoenix last Sunday, be-
tween the Phoenix and Stringtown
mines, was won By the Stringtown
boys by score of17 to is. The boys
will win next Sundays game.
Don't forget the grand ball to be
given by Mesa Lodge 10. O. F. one
week from tonight. It will be an
invitation ball and it is safe to say
that all who are fortunate enough to
receive invitations will be there.
The Tempe baseball nine has chal-
lenged the Mesa nine to play series
of three games. The challenge has
been accepted. The first of the series
will be played Saturday next week
at Tempe and the next two will be
played on the Mesa diamond.
Grandpa Lewis and wife, Dudley
Lewis, Warren and Henry Peterson
arrived home last Friday from an
extended trip to Prescott and other
points in Yavapai county. They re-
port having had very pleasant trip
and Grandpa Lewis came home much
improved in health.
The Mesa nine and the Stringtown
boys had good game Of ball last
Saturday on the park ground, this
city. The city lads carried off the
pennanf. They had to work hard to
do it, though, and seem to entertain
an idea that the Stringtown cham
pions will not be in it after while.
While in Phoenix the other day,
Mr.. A. A. Long, manager of E 81.
Winters Mercantile House in that
city, informed us that Mr.. Winters,
had adjusted all his financial Difficult
ties. and was in the east now buying
goods, and would, about the 18th of
October, open his long contemplated
store In Mesa with $40, 900 stock of
goods, Mr. VIM. Avery, of Lowell,
Mass viii have charge of the Mesa
store.
: Another one Of the solid, cozy, neat
and handsome brick buildings which
have been constructed in Mesa the
past summer is The ALEXANDRIA ON
Macdonald street, south of Main.
This building is a fine two story
brick, contains eighteen elegant rooms
hardfnished in the most elegant
manner. The main building is now
about completed in its finishing by
painters and plasterers and next week
work will be commenced on large
dining room and kitchen in the real
Of the main building. It is expected
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1893-09-28

he Choice Fruit, Orange Almond and Alfalfs
Lands the Mesa under canals where you the
owner of yonr water.
We sell at the Owners Price $500 to 5000 per
with water. Accomplishments $500 to $1,000 per
one-quarter section 2 to miles from Mesa
Loans placed on first mortgage Security.
Correspondence Solicited 4
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Jones National Deadlock Fence !!

We have received the sole agency for this SYSTEM
of fence and offer the same free of all charge
for farm rghtsn other words sell you the material
and pay for your license use the same ourselves
Adapted to either barb smooth wire. Protect your
stock
Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1893-09-28
THE COOP TEMPLARs.
GRAND LODGE.

A special session of the grand lodge
or Arizona, l. o. G. T., was held in
Phoenix on Saturday the 23d in t.
In the Absence of Grand Oh eff Temp
lar Wells, J. 3. Mullen, p. G. IL
presided. The grand lodge degree
was conferred on number OF the
new representatives. Among those
were F. G. Thompson and FL. ID.
Lowry of Mesa. The grand lodge was
then closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
House Furnishing Goods.

Cups and s%aucers, lie each.
Dinner plates, pc each.
Pie plates, BIC each.
Tumblers, Be each.
Large meat plates, DC each, worth zoe.
Soup bowls, SIC each.
Lamp chimneys, &c each.
Largo earthe"n teapots, l9c, worth
Soc.
Fine china cups and saucers from l2c
up.
Fine china plates from Zoe up.
Fine mustlthe cups and saucers from
2jc up,
Side dishes, 25c a dozen, worth Toe.
Large chambers, 25c.
All copper tea kettles, No. 8, 9Jc,
worth 81, Is.
Copper bottom wash boilers, SOC.
Large iron porcelain lined kettles, Csc,
worth soc.
Washboards. Toe each,
Tea kettles, l5c each.
Tin water pals, 10 quart, l5e each.
Wooden bowls, Sc, worth Toe.
Don't fail to get n pair OF our New
York club skates at Soc a pair, worth
$l.50; have about l,000 pair left Also u
full line of ladies' aud gentlemsn's skates
ut manufacturers prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Butter and Cheese.

Country butter I5c, TIC, I3c and &c:
all fresh and nice creamery 23c, Doc
and BIC.
Cream cheese 7tc and Zoe. Wisconsin
fun cream l2tc: and l4c. Swiss cheese,
l2tc, lac and Ice. Neufechatel, SC per
package brick cheese Zoe, lac and lie;
$3.50. We can sell you any kind of
cheese you want and at lowest prices,
Come here for preserves, j~ellies and
mince meat. All kinds of preserves,
l2ic; Jelly sc: apple butter, plum, peach
and mince meat, 7ic. Take advantage
OF this sale. Come here for your goods
These prices tell tho tale. Times are
had, but we make prices to suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
CloakS,

Misses and ladies' coats in blue, brown,
black or tan. skeleton lined, fur trimmed
or tailored edges, a good, neat, service
able garment, worth all of 500, our
price Saturday, $50.
One lot of the new style beaver cloaks,
in blue and blacks, collar and cape edged
with fur, 3 rows of silk braid ON cape
and skirt. sleeves full and trimmed with
silk braid. They are in double-breasted
as we'll as tight fitting. This is Il very
nobby garment and hundreds of people
paid So. 80 this season for no better gar
ments. Our price Saturday SO. 90. We
do not expect these to last all day. Bet
ter come early.
Full length storm ulsters in gray and
tan, with military capes, silk lined, now
9 90. used to be $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Notions and Fancy Goods.

This department will have an opening
on Monday and Monday night as well at
the toy department, but the opening
here will be the opening of prices such
as has never before been attempted.
We have recently purchased the en-
tire clearing stock of fancy felt table
covers and scarfs of one Of the largest
dealers in the country, and on Monday
one-third of actual price will buy them.
Fancy table scarfs for SIC.
Very 6ne fancy scarfs for 7Sc.
Large, square covers for Csc.
A partial list of holiday goods in this
department:
Fine purses, hand bags, wallets, card
cases, cigar cases and pocket books.
Silk handkerchief, silk munlers,
Silk ties, REFER s%carfs, etc.
Fine mirrors, brushes, art novelties
ana fancy work.
Special sale on ladies' ties and neck
wear Of all kinds on Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Look at Our Prices on Meat.

No. | sugar cured hams, lUci salt pork,
Ice: picnic hams, 9c; dried beef, 7tc;
corned beef, sc per pound; sugar cured
bacon, l2tc, lac and l6c; all small cans
pound; bologna, Sc; cooked ham, llic
per pound; boneless ham, lltc; Swift &
Co. S celebrated cotosuet, which took
first prize at the Worlds fair for cook
ing purposes; we are selling it away
down, 3-pound cans, CSC; 5-pound cans,
45c; l0-pound cans, SOC. Lard is also
away down.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Jeweiry Department.

Young mans solid silver watch, pat
ent lever works: jewelers. price, $15; our
price,. ......................S7.5O
Ladies' and gents solid gold pens,
with pearl holder: jewelers. price, s.. 30;
our
Set of six solid sterling silver tea
spoons in a beautiful plush case; jew
elers' price, $40; our price ......S4.9 5
Ladies' genuine diamond rings, jewel
ers' price $40; our price..........S3.SS
Opera glasses, white, black and Orien
tai pearl, achromatic lenses and mo-
rocco cases, millionaire and poor mans
price alike; jewelers. price, IS; our
pflce S2.SS
Large size morocco leather opera
glasses, with leather case; jewelers.
price, So; our price ................95C
20-year filled watch cases, gents,
Elgin or Waltham works, the genuine
article, no imitation, fully guaranteed;
jewelers. price, $25; our price. $3.50
20-year filled watch case, Elgin or
Waltham works; jewelers. price, $50;
our price
Solid silver tcoin) Swiss watch, 10
jewel works; jewelers. price, 81. 90; our
price $3.50
Elgin or Waltham sllverine Bounce
case watch, the mechanics timepiece,
strong and durable; jewelers. price, So;
Il
Ladies' and gents II karat gold U. S.
assay watches, from SIS. 30 upwards
SI6 90
Solid gold set and band rings. Please
note: Solid gold, not plate. jewelers.
price, 81; our price. .......,. 49,. csc
Gents and ladies' ten year roll plate
vest chains, all lengths, the entire pro-
duction of one of the most respectable
makers. We had the cash. jewelers.
price, $3; our price. ST.. so
Rogers IL dwt. knives or forks. Ours
have the new improved solid nickel
basis; ION better made. Where can
you duplicate it2 Jewelers. price, So. 50;
our price. ............. ...Si.25
Rogers teaspoons, IA; jewelers.
price, So. 25; our price. ...!.........oSc
We call special attention to our A.
piece silver quadruple plate tea set; II
marvel for beauty; jewelers. price, $l2;
our price '...... ....'.,,.,,.,.. SD. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

We can sell you the finest mixed puts
9 pounds 25c. They are almonds, fiji
berts, pecans, Brazils and w%alnuts, Also,
you can get the best Florida oranges
here, zoe and 25c per dozen; dates, TIC
per pound; fancy figs, 12!c and l5c. Be
sure and get mixed nuts here. You will
ave money by doing so.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Fine Linens.

Fine table cloths, with napkins to
match, will make u good present, and
Haydens' have Il big stock of them.
Fine towels, fine dresser s~carfs, fine
fringed and hemstitched lunch cloths,
b~edspreads, etc. Dur stock is the larg-
est to select from.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Fine Sateen.

$50 dress patterns of fine dark %sateen,
10 yards to pattern, put up in boxes, 25c
grade of sateen,a all dark desirable shades,
new patterns, 81. 80 for n pattern. Hay
dens' is the only place where you can
get them in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Drug Department.

Perfumes and toilet articles:
Silver covered Empress Bouquet,
s or. $l.25.
Silver covered Empress Bouquet,
A or. 75c.
Silver covered Empress Bouquet,
II OF. 25c.
Square Empress Bouquet, s OF. $I.25.
Square Empress Bouquet, 4 OF. SOC.
Square Empress bouquet, . OF. SOC.
Square Empress Bouquet. ] OF. 25c.
Fine basket perfumes from l5c to SO. so.
Chinese house and watch perfume, 25c.
Fine boxes of perfumes, 4 bottles in a
box, 25c II boX
Fine boxes Of perfumes from SOC to
$3.50.
Muny & Lanman's Florida Water, 60c.
Satchet Powders, sc and Zoe bottle.
A large lot Of bulk perfumes from 25c
10 roc per ounce.
Face powders, etc., at very low prices.
Fetton's Swan Down, l5c box.
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder 3Jc box,
and all others at cut rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Blankets.

Only a few more pair of those fine
white California blankets, jacquard
borders, worth SIS. 80, selling now at
81. 95 "a pair. Look over our STOCK of
blankets. We have too many. We are
making prices to close them out quick.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Trimming Dept.

We have a very large line of fur an
braid trimmings.
Extra wide tiger at SOC per yard.
Fine white cooney, 25c.
Wide opossum, 3Sc.
Gray coOney, 3Sc.
White tippet, very fine, SOC.
Seal, 81.
Mink, roc.
Feather fur, soc.
Angora, 40c, 5Sc and CSC.
Fine silk beaver. pc, 25c, 35c and $50
Child's fur sets only So. so.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Hats and Caps.

Don't fail TO read the prices we are
making on our hats and caps.
WHAT WILL 25C BUY?
A zoe genuine Scotch cap, 25c.
a zoe heavy winter cap, 25c.
WHAT WILL SOC BUY?
A Sl.W heavy winter cap. SOC.
a $l.00 mems crusher hat. SOC.
WHAT WILL 75C BUY?
A $3.50 mems plush cap, Toe.
A Sl.5O silk lined genuine Scotch cap
75c.
Sl.5O mems fine fur crusher. 75c.
WHAT WILL $l.00 BUY?
A $3.50 fur derby in the latest shapes,
$l.00.
800 fur Fedorain the latest shapes,
$1.00.
A $3.50 mems soft hat in the latest
shapes, 81. o {.
CHlLDREN'S AND BOYS DEPAT-
MENT.
Boys heavy winter caps, 20c.
Boys crushers, 40c.
Boys Fedora, soc.
Boys plush caps, SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Groceries.
% lbs granulated sugar 81. 90.
% lie ,uhiIn q nnmnn 81 ll

% lbs graduated sugar 81. W.
% lbs white @ sugar 81. 0
California dried grapes 3lc.
New California 2 crown ~raisins, DC, &c,
nc.
New California 8 crown %raisins, &c, TIC,
SIC, 12tc.
New London layer r%aisins, l0tc, 12!c.
Best California 3-lb can peaches, loo
each, or $l.G5 n dozen.
Best California BIB can pears, l9c each,
or 81 .S5 IL dozen.
Best California BIB can grapes, lie
each, or $1.25 n dozen.
Best Cnlifo, MIA BIB can a~pricots, l29c
each, or Sl.45 II dozen.
Best California Bib. can white cher
ries, l7c each, or SO a dozen.
Good corn, 2-lb, can, sc each, or 81 a
dozen.
BIB can good tomatoes, Sc each, or 81
q dozen.
Bib. can California egg p,ums, l2!c
each, or Bias "A dozen.
Bib. can California golden drop plums
l23c each, or $l.i5 ii dozen.
BIB. can California green gage plums,
12tc each, or 81. As n dozen.
Good Columbia river salmon lie can,
or $l,25 II dozen,
/ pint Columbia blue label catsup l5c,
or $l,65 n dozen.
Imported Moutarde, French mustard,
3Oc.
Half-gallon bottle mixed pickle worth
75cG, sell for Soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Books, Book S.

We are headquarters for books OF all
kinds. Nothing makes II more suitable
present than II nice book.
Monday you can buy:
Chambers Encyclopedia for 1897.
Ruskin's Works in ID vols. for Sl3. %.
Washington Irving's Works, 6 vols,
So. %.
George Eliott's Works, s vols. S..
Thackeray's Works, 10 vols, So. 80.
Gibbons History Of Rome, q vols, $3,5S
Macauley's Essays and Poems, So. 10.
Flavlus Jo5ephus, complete, So %.
Rollins Ancient History, 1 vols, S3.2o
Carlyle French Revolution, $l.9S.
Waverley's Novels, II vols S6.25. a..
Shakespeare's Complete Works, 4
vols, SO, 80.
Thousands of cloth bound books from
l2te up to 23c.
We also have the most extensive and
iirest line of prayer books and bibles IN
the city.
Prayer books from S0e to S. each.
Bibles from 25c to $40.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
UNDERWEAR.

Our entire stock Of children's wool
underwear to be closed out at once.
Must make room for holiday goods.
Natural woods, camels hair and scar
let underwear, in fact, everything in
this department to be slaughtered, no
matter at what cost. We are over
loaded. Children's scarlet and natural
gray wool underwear worth 25e to SOC,
each go at 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER TO- 1ses-sIXTEEN PAGES
CIOakS and Millinery.

The latcness of the season causes deep cuts in these
departments. All our pattern hats go at almost your own price
There are thousands of Cloaks, Capes and Jackets which must
be sold within the next IL days. Special attention is called to
the line of Fur Capes. We have them from 81 upr "A 24inch
electric seal latest style for $1,000 worth SIS,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Flanne!S.

just opened a new line of silk en-
broidered flannel Mt SOC, Csc, G9c, 75c,
S5c, 95c, 81 and 1926 yard.
An elegant line of wooden skirt pat
terms, ranging in price from 35c to
500 each. Look them over.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Rugs. Rug S.

For Christmas trade we have received
q very chaice stock of rugs of all kinds.
and will make some special prices for
the next week.
Some entirely G patterns OF fur
rugs.
Carpet swcepers, $1.5O, $500 and $3.50
for the best made.
We shall continue the sale of sewing
machines during the holidays for SO.
Do not delay, for they will never be
duplicated at that price.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Are You Hun gYY?

II so 60 TO Haydcns and get Garneau's
Snowflake bread Mt &c per loaf. We
will have lots OF it for Monday. Also all
kinds of bakers products, cream puifs,
Doughnuts, apple cake, wine cake, angle
Gaze, cinnamon rolls, cookies, all at
away down prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
C%rockery, Etc.

crockery, Etc.
The biggest and most elegant display OF
china. glassware, queensware, lamps,
cutlery, brass goods and fancy orna-
mental goods ever shown in the west.
100-plece dinner sets in brown and blue,
1925; worth $l5.
l12.piece fine chila dinner set at VIZ.
This set is Il bargain at $50.
Toilet sets at s.. 80, worth 81. Artistic
decorations.
Fine china cups and saucers at 25c, 35c
and 5vc. both in mustache and plain
teas and ~cotfees; worth D times as
much. Fine china cup, saucer and
plate at l5c, 25c, Soc and 33c; worth
from 75c to 81 per set, After dinner
~coffees, the finest French china, from
Toe to 81 a pair. Fine fruit sets,
ice cream sets, fish sets and berry sets.
Genuine cut glass tumblcrs, 81 per set;
worth So. Hanging lamp from Sl75
up; stand lamp from 25c up; banquet
lamp from 81 up, Carving sets from
81 per set up. D o'clock teas at every
price. Fine china cuSpldors at soc;
worth 81. SO
Water sets from 75c up, and such a va
riety. A full line of plain white
French china Tor decorating pur poses.
Flower vases at &c each, worth from
25c to 81 each.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Skates.

5000 pairs of club skates at 35c per pair.
worth $l.50 Also, n full line OF ladies'
strap skates.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
SPECIAL.

A full line of hot water and coffee urns,
Bar glassware at one-quarter tho
price OF bar supply houses.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Lace Curtains

are suitable presents for Christmas, and
We have placed on sale u spring i'm
portation at lower prices than ever.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10

We got q solid car load of shds this year. Last year there yer none
to be had o IN Christmas, and the way they are 10 going Hayden's will not
have a sled in the house on Chrstmus eve The Boys Delight, u round iron
spring coaster at SOC, is going fast. All we ask is to compare prices. If you
don't find our prices the lowest money will be cheerfuly refunded.
All sizes in ron aud wooden wagons, two wheel carts. Zoe. All sizes sin
veocipedes and trcyces, hobby horses, swinging horses shoe hys, etc
Books in Book Department or in Toy Department.. We snow more
books aud II greater variety. Two Book Dep rtmepts at Hydens.
Dolls bedsteads made of wire bronze, or gold finish. Wooden bed
Eteads, cradles, toy trunks of all sizes, writing desks, backboardS and in fact
almost anything you may ask for you will lind at Hnydcns Make your
selections now while the assortment is good.
Hayden's display the pests six years.. and Ito all W re shall say that this year it's
greater than ver Greater care has been used in making selections, and
buying these goods in larger quantities direct from the manufacturers than
any other house or houses in this section of the country enables US to make
prices correspondinglylowe Space and time will II lot permit us to tell ali,
but take u look ate u stock of albums and see the lev styles and designs.
Look over our toilet sets. See the nw trimmings, new styles and shapes of
boxes, collar M cf boxes, manicuTe SETS fancy mirrors, andb sure and see
those handsomela aides work boxes, gents smoking n shaving sets, entire
new styles, some of which are shown oy at Hayden's Nothing pleases u
thankful for nnothcr-besidos it don't cost much to keep them, and very
little money will buy ont att ayden'.
Ourstocka IN assortment of games eve wS as complete as at present,
while in wooden toys we have the new Columbian arks g building blocks,
trains, laundry sets, tool chests, steamboats,, bedsteads and u hundred other
articles in this line
Our assortnent Of iron toys will interest the boys. Here W g have trains
that go by steam, stationary engines, steamboats, that make the water roam,
seasonth than ever. Iron passenger trains a low as 2c Boys soldier uni
% N, all sizes in drums from l5c up great variety In guns; great display in
pianos, from the 25c size up to the best Chickerng made. Childrens' china
tea sets, 20c, Soc, 47c, 5c, SOC, 65c, 75c, Soc, 9c, $1OO, $l.25, 81 80, 81 10 and
up to the most complete dinner sets ever imported. Christmas tree orna-
ments. You will be surprised at the dazzling display. And notice the i'm
provemens from year to year In this line Iaydens are always the first to
get the latest, n o matter what the cost.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-10
Dress Goods.
Only two more weeks to secure that
Christmas Present

Christmas Present
in the chape Of a nice dress thai we
have for you in our dress goods depart
ment. All this week we will make
special cut prices so every one can get a
nice dress pattern to put in somebody's
stocking on Christmas eve.
We have received another invoice Of
those new novelty suitings, and we will
place them on sale Monday. These
goods are strictly all wool and worth
$6. 90 a dress pattern. Our
Christmas Price
S2.i3 a Dress 2atterd.
On Monday we will place on sale los
pieces high grade dress goods, worth
from 85c to $3.50 per yard,
Christmas Price CSC.
A full line OF storm serges, all shades,
worth S5c,
Christmas Price 47c.