Till; OMAHA SUNDAY BKE: .TANTAKV 7, 10V.
THREE
THREE
BARGAIN
EUEflTS
M J BAM AM
EUEflTS
make Monday a day of keenest economical interest to buyers at Hay
den's. In addition to our Great January Clearance and Sile of Linens
and White Goods continued, we begin next Monday our
January Sale of
Muslin yimderaeair
W m? Ml w
Always a sale of pronounced money saving this season's
event is one that surpasses in point of quality at any price, in point of assortment at every
price, any previous showing. The world's best manufacturers have contributed to this great
display and no matter how simple or fastidious your tastes you'll find most pleasing selections
and prices here in Monday's sale.
Here's a Few Extraordinary Bargains in the Medium and Cheaper Numbers.
I4UIIcV 75c Muslin Gown, made
long and full, on sale Monday
at 35
(8 for $1.00.)
IjadlfN' (I. fM) Muslin Gowns, beau
tifully trimmed, 66 Inches long,
cut extra full, on sale Monday,
t 40
VI.OO and $2.00 .Muslin Skirts,
with 2, 3 and 4 rows of Inser
tion and lace, on sale In 2 lots
lit 00 and 49
Muslin Corset Covers, 60c values,
lace and embroidery trimmed,
at S3
Ladles' Muslin Drawers, embroid
ery trimmed and hemstitched,
well made, splendidly finished,
4t -25
Ladles' $2.00 Combination Suits,
Gowns, Skirts and Slips, lace
and embroidery trimmed, on sale
Rt' lholce 08
January Clearance
Embroideries
We're beginning Monday a
GENERAL CLEARANCE SALE
of our entire stock of
Fine Embroideries
Very special bargains offered
in all broken sets und drop pat
terns in eumbric, swiss, nainsook
and long cloth embroideries. y
Every yard of Embroidery in the
house Monday at deeply cut prices
lif
s
Sweeping Reductions on Njpklns,
Toweling$ and Bed Spreads.
High Grade Linen Dept. Mtnday
High Grade Dinner Napkins $1.60 value,
dosen . 11.00
High Grade Dinner Napkins, $1.75 value.
dozen ' - 91.15
High Grade Dinner Napkin. $2.60 values,
doxen , 91.60
High Grade Dinner Napkins, $1.00 value.
doxen S9.00
High Grade Dinner Napkins, $4.00 value.
dosen .....93.50
High Grade Dinner Napkins. 5.00 value.
dosen 93.90
HlKli Grade Dinner Napkins, $6.80 value.
iluacen -. 94.99
HiKh Grade Dinner Napkins, $9.00 value.
doien .98.88
All our 7Hc Toweling, yard so
All our 10c Toweling, yard 7Wo
All our 15c Toweling, yard.,..,.,,, l&o
All our lOo Toweling, yard 18l0
All our 25o Toweling, yard 14o
All our lo Toweling, yard ......ISO
Full site lied Hpreadn, (3.00 value,
each 91.1a
Full (Us lied Npreads, $2.21 value.
each 91 JO
Full le lied Spreads, $1.59 values,
each 91.S8
Full else Bed Hpreada, $4.00 values,
each 99.99
Full slie lied Spreads, $5.00 values,
each 99.79
Full alse lied Spread. $8.00 value,
earn 94.96
Full alio lied Hpreada, $10.00 value,
each , 99.90
White Goods Sale-High Grade
Department
FAXC1KS
All $1.00 Fancies 5f)
All 85c Fancies 5J
All 76c Fancies , 48
All 65c Fancies. .. , ......... .43
All 69c Fancies... 38
All 60c Fancies ...33
All 39c Fancies 20
All 26c Fancies -gj
FRENCH LAWNS
All $1.50 French Lawns flfl
$1.25 French 1-awns sh
Grand Silk Clearance
Bargains
3,000 Yards of Beautiful Silks Broken lines of the season's
very best sellers; 75e, $1.00 and $1.'J3 a yard values, in
cluding oC-ineh messaliues, 27-incli plain and novelty mes- ;
salines, 122-inch high class fancy silks, striped and checked
Chiffon Taffeta Satin Barred plaids, Persian Silks;- all;
Silk crepe de Chines etc., in two lots, 00 n (tQn
tiuc-vui;
at.
Black Silk Specials.
36-in. all silk Messaline; $1
yard -value, at, yard:.78c
85c Chiffon Dress Taffeta, 30
inches 'wide1 on aale..58
$1.25 -Satin Duchess, heavy
quality,' 3r5-in. wide, at 88c
Lining Sateens.
10 piews'of good quality
lining Satin; uG-in. wide and
comes in black, white, grey,
brown and tan; while it
lasts, Monday Jfif
at, yard ... Ot
v mm
Ladles' Marcel la Drawers and
Combination Suits, worth to
$2.00, In two lots Monday, choice,
at 08 and 40
Muslin Drawers and Corset Cov
ers, all kinds, $1.00 values,
choice 40
Fine Muslin Skirts, values up to
$5.00, all beautifully trimmed,
are slightly soiled, on sale,
choice S1.08 and S1.50
"iS? Wool Dress Goods Bargains
Sweeping price reductions throughout the stock in our Jan
uary Clearance Sales Monday.
$1.75, $2.00 and $2.25 Tailored Suitings at $1.25 Twenty
pieces of beautiful Tailor Suitings, 54 and 56 inches wide,
in Scotch mixtures and mannish stripe effects; patterns
and weaves that sold freely earlier in the season $)r
at $1.75, $2.00 and $2.25 a yard; all marked at. . . .vluD
10 Pieces of the Popular Vi
cuna and Venetian Cloths
in rose, taupe, brown, wine,
dahlia, wisteria, kingfisher,
blue and black;
Beautiful Chiffon Broad
cloths 56-inch French
serges; stylish self color
stripes, etc.. $1.50 a yard
values in a splendid llnenn
of colors; unequaled nfiC
"bargains at, yard JW
$1.50 yard values, at.
50 PIECES Or WOOL DRESS GOODS, 36 to 54 In. WIDE
Serges, Pana
mas, Woo
Taffetas, Pop
lins; values up
to $1.00..
:28c-48c-68c
Henriettas, Cas
slmeres, Diag
onals, etc., are
regular values
to $1.00.
Clearance Saie Bargains in Vfomen'sChildren9s Outer Garments
Monday and all next week surpassing any ever known in the history of Omaha merchandising
All winter stocks must move quickly. Here's the prices that will insure a clean sweep sale.
V - '-
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Your Choice of Any
Ladies9 Cloth Coat
In the House Monday
$10.00
An offer that means just 'what it
says An offer you cannot afford
to miss. Plushes and velvets not included.
Your Choice of
500 Tailored Suits
that would sell regularly at from
$25 to $45, all at one price Monday.
$12.50
Nothing to equal the values ever
before offered in Omaha.
;
Scores of other matchless bargains in Monday's sale, of which only a few
can be mentioned here. Furs, Coats, Suits, Dresses All priced far below
tneir actual worth.
i
All
All $1.00 French Lawns
KNGLISII NAINSOOKS
15. 18. 23. 30 and 50
ENUL1SH IA1XU CLOTHS
All 10c Long Cloths
All 12 Me Long Cloths
All 15c Long Cloths. . .
All 18c Long Cloths. . ,
All 20c Long Cloths
All 25c Long Cloths....,.,.
All 30c I,ong Cloths
rEKSIAW UWII
All BOo Peralan I. awn ,,
All asto l'eralan Ijtwna
.am no t-eraian l-an. . . . .. , ,....19o
Ait i'frsiait uwnn ...ltVto
wxztb ooosa is sonino boom
Kam-iea So, loo, 180, ISO, ISO
1-oiis t'lotli So, rUe, mo, loo, 19io
lnJIa Unona To, Slc loo, ltUe, lo
Ilinltle 1 . 100, IS So, lio, ISO
luttel 8wIh TSo, S So, lOo, lSUo
JOtt different Hilda nut aJvrtled.
GO
7H
..
10
12H
14
l(Pr
18
33o
ao
ALL FURS AT HALF AND
LESS THAN HALF.
$2 American Beaver Coats;
36 inches long; your choice
111 Monday's sale, while they last, at $95.00
Boautiful Marten Fur Sets, $175 values; Monday's
sale, at, each $79.00
52-inch Natural Pony Fur Coats; regular $150.00
quality, on sale, at ; $69.00
Elegant Fox Sets, that sold at $125.00, on sale Mon
day, at, set $62.50
Ladies' One-Piece Silk or Wool Dresses, made to
sell up to $25.00; big assortment of styles and
colors, on sale, choice $8.95
1 A
IB as
Long Caracul Cloth Coats;
$15 values; ladies' and mis-,
ses' sizes; on sale Monday,
at $6.95
$1.25 Percale Wrappers, in
all 6tyles and good colors
at, each 59c
Ladies' Wool Blanket Robes; all colors; $5.00 values
now at $2.50
" values, at SI. 45
, J
All Wool Breakfast Shawls; values to $1.50; on sale,
at, each , 45c
Children's Galatea Cloth Dresses; values up to $:5;
all sizes from 6 to 14 years; splendid for school
dresses, great snap, at $1.45
Flour Takes a Big Jump an Advance of 5c a sack nl" JO days
Extra Hardware Bargains iorfflondai
No. 7 Heavy Copper Bottom Vanh
Holler, at 91.lt
No. Heavy Copper Dot torn anli
Holler, at .91.8
No. Heavy Copper liottom Vai
Holler, at 91.3S
No. H Heavy Oalvanlioil Holler. So
No. y Heavy Ualvanlseil Hollers, SSo
1'i-qu (Salvanlxod 1'alU, at lee
12-gt. OalvanUel filla, at Soo
14-qt. lialvanlaed 1'alU, at toe
-4t. tlalvanlsed 1'alU, at 3O0
No. I Ualvanlaed Tulia. at 3
No. Z (alvanlzel Tuba, at o
No. OalvanUMd Tuba, at SSo
Lars Clothe Haakeu, at tto
We have stored about 10 carloads for the advance, and
do not Intend to advance the price until we have to.
We advise our customers to buy now. Monday, per
48-lb. tack llest Diamond 11 Flour, per sack.. 31,25
I.arr bottles pure Tomato
Catsup, Worcester Sauce or
Pickle, bottle lo
Keit bulk l'eanut Hutter, lb,
at 16
OoKlen Santo Coffee, lb..a5o
The Heat Cieuinery Hutter,
carton or bulk, per lb...38o
Good Country Creamery Hut
ter. lb 30e
Fancy No. 1 lalry Hutter,
lb 380
2 lb, good Dutterlue afto
J liree-year guarantee. Novelty Hall
Hearlnii W'rlnuer. at 9J.8S
Five-year suarantee lloyal Hall Har-
IliH Wrlnser, at 93.M
Two-tub folding wringer atuud and
bench, t 91.4S
l-'.iiu KoldlnK Ironlns Hoard, 91.85
Small Clothe Haxket. at Too
Medium Clothe Haekvta, at SSo
0 Clothe Tine, at lOo
Mre. 1'ottit' &-plee Mad Iron, at Tto
No. i Weatern Waahuif Machine
Tk Old KoUable, at ta.SS
No. 1 Weatern Waahlni Machine
The Old Kellable, at 93.60
I10.UU .. K. Waahlns Machine. 9S-SS
17 lbs. Heet Granulated
Sugar $1.00
10 bars of BVat-'Em-AU
or Diamond C Soap
for 25
ITesh Teretablee and rrult
Frio the Talk of
Omaha.
3 bunches Freah Beets, Car
rot or Turnip lOo
l"ancy shallots, bunch. .. .SaO
2 head Fresh I.oaf Lettuce,
at So
3 bunches freh Parsley ... .to
Fancy Hlpe Tomatoes, lb., Tlo
Fancy Cauliflower, lb.... 70
Hruiael& Sprouts, lb Ito
9 lbs. Uest White or Yel
low Cornmeal R5
6 lbs. good Japan rice, 25
4 cans Condensed Milk,
16-oz. cans 25
Fresh Cabbage, lb H40
Fancy Sweet Potatoea, 1 lbs.
for lOo
Ou Tamou aTlfalaad VaTele,
dosea 15o, too, 9to, 300
The Best Idled Hots. IV. ISO
Special Xmoa Male.
Extra Large. Fancy, Julry
l.emona, 10, 210 and 270
slxe, per dosen too
300 and 10 size, per dos.. Ito
1'or case, any alse 93. St
1- lb. cans Assorted Soups,
at 7H
Corn Flakes, pkg...$
2- lb. pkg. Self Rising Pan
cake Flour 25
Try IHJAYOEPJ'S First
10c Underwear
Laces 3c
A. splendid assortment of
Zion City Laces
Quaker Laces
Elyria Laces
Linen Laces
. Torchon Laces
1 Point de Paris Laces
Val Laces
Regular retail worth from Gc to
10c yard; all at one
price Monday;
vour choice
Jill JVs fcVS
3ic
Special Inducements in Our High
Grade White Goods Dept.
All our 15c oft ilnished Long Cloth,
yard lOo
All our 18c soft Untuned Long Cloth,
yard 19o
All our 25c soft finished Long; Cloth,
yard ISo
All our 30c soft finished Long; Cloth,
yard l8o
All our 40c soft finished Long Cloth,
, yard 85c
A'iI Jf.r (So floft finishes Lierf Cloth,
yard 39o
Fine sheer India Linens, 18c values,
. yard la,o
Fine sheer India I.inona, 25c vail s,
yard l&C
Fine sheer India Linons, 30c values,
yard 19o
Fine flieer India Llnon. 35c value,
yard 95o
Fine sheer India Linons, 69c values,
yard . . 33o
Fine heer India Llnous, 0So values,
yard 99o
Checked or striped 15e Dlmltie.
yard lOo
Checked or etrlped 25c Dlmltlcj,
yard 12H
Checked or striped 35c Dimities,
yard 15c
Checked or striped 40c Dimities.
yard 95o
Checked or striped 45c Dimities,
vard 35
Checked or striped 75c Dimities,
yard V-- 150
fheer 45-Inch Persian Lawns, 18c values,
yard laVio
Sheer 45-Inch Persian Lawns, 36c values,
yard 19o
Sheer 45-Inch Persian Lawn. 50c values,
yard 5o
Rousing Specials in Our High Grade
linen Dept. Monday
bleached Table Damask, worth .io.
bleached Table Damask, worth
blenched Table 1 ami.
9j
Grasn
yard
GrasH
yard
Grans
yard
Grass Hleached
yard
Grans bleuuhed
yard
worth
.85c
39o
Tr,c,
. &OC
Table Damask, worth, ll.no,
69o
Table Damask, worth $1.7 5,
91.00
Gran bleached Table Damask, worth 92.25.
yard 1-B
Grass Weached Table DamasU. worth J 3.00.
yard 1.98
Regular $1.50 Pattern Tableclotiib, each. .880
Regular $2.00 Pattern TableclotfiH. each, 91.23
Regular $2.50 Pattern Tablecloths, each, 91.60
Regular $3.00 Pattern Tablecloths, each, 91.75
Regular $3.50 Pattern Tublecloths, each, 91.98
Regular $4.00 Pattern Tablecloths, each, 93.75
Regular $5 00 Pattern Tablecloths, each. 9335
Regular $6.00 Pattern Tablecloths, each, 93.98
Regular $8.50 Pattern Tabloclotiis, each, 94.95
Hemmed Huck Towel. 17c values, each..lOo
Hemmed Hurk Towels. 20c values, each. 12Ho
Hemmed Huck Towels, ' 22 4c values, each, 16o
Hemmed Huck Towels, 30c value.', each.. Ito
Cream anil white 19c Hath Towels. each..lOo
Cream and white 15c Hath Towels, each.. 15c
Crean- and white 39c Hath Towel, each.. 950
Cream and white 50c Hath Towels. eaeh..89o
HEAVY DO 'ESI ICS, 'LWENS, SHEETS. SHEETINGS,
Ciood. etc., in our Funious noiuesiu- itwm
180 I 32-Inch Ginftl an s. rine styles, wort!
'::Nle " 16C. ISC and 2 5c. all 19
Muslins, Flannels, White
9-4 Peppeiel Hleached
9-4 Aurora 19o
9-4 Lock wood ...19Vo
Fruit of the Loom , 840
Lonsdale 540
Hope 640
IEITI
72x90 Sheets
at 38 o, 45c, 480, 65c, 69o and 85o
$lx0 Sheet
at 4 So, 48o, 660, 69o, 850, 750, 85o
I'illow Sll
9 10, 10c, ISHe, 150, 180, 900, 950, 300
Red ripreads
750, 91, 9145, 91-60, 91-76, 91 98, 93.50
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0
8WO
74o
. .60
12 4c tinting Flannel
luo (luting riuiinci
Remnants Outing Flannel..
BLANKET BALX
All 9 l.tiO lilaukeij. 75o
All $1.25 Hlanket 890
All $1.50 Hlanket - 960
All J2.0U plankets 5
All 2.50 Hlanket-J 81.68
All Wool Hlankets. $6.50. $7.50. $8.5u,
$10 00, $12.50. will go
at 93.95, 84 95, 95.95, 98.95, 97 50
All Comfortable 33' OTT
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BEWARE THE SILENT SPOTTER
Remarkable - Ntw lavratlvai at
Ha Altel la Krat hw
tloaal Cmm.
sullen wall should
they
more.
" 'TU true the
yield no ho.
Hit vails have eaj-t nay.
havu 10114UUI.
Lyion. when be put these words Into
Co BMHit of too Dose of ViiUoe, in
I is pluy. "Marino Fallerl." Iial nerer
lieard of tho dictograph; neither had hi
xi. If the Doges had been familiar
vim it. the fa no us "Council of Ten"
vuOll 'Lave been a tar tuois ferocious
and far-lnrptrtng body than It was.
Hut even If they had no dictographs,
they had tho Idea. They fixed' up all
sorts of cunning traps for tha aid of the
gentle ait of eavesdropping.
It remained, however for modern
science, aided by the constant ef forte of
year of one man, who nad only. hi.
brains and his energy to. aid him in his
r.se to an invtntor. to work out the won
derful Utile Instrument which has had
such a tit'incnd.mn inlluenre In public
ml private atfaire In the last year or
so. K. M. Turner, formerly of Terre
Haute, Inl , now living st Jamaica. L. I.,
is the inventoi.
The contrivance i so )Ua.'l U it fafe
ble of concealment In ways that laugh
at detection, and with Its aid even a
dullard can make the achievements of
Sherlock Holmes, or Lupin, the pattern
from which he was drawn, look Insig
nificant. For Lupin and Holmes had
10 rtarh their concliulons by deduction,
wherein there was tho possibility of er
ror. The dictograph gives results di
rect. Uut the dictograph cujmot bo described
by oonipaj-lhon with any human trait or
n.uulity, foe Its powers seem superhuman.
F.veiy uttered woid, even when spoken
In a .whisper by one wlthlu range of It
tiansmitter. is carried Infallibly to who-
.sv.tva tuo I4 1 iUa vlkr.col ut U
wire leading from it.
It has been used to Ruin evidence in a
conspicuous divorce case; it has been
used to make legislative grafters convict
themselves: it has spied uon the mayor
of Gary, Ind., In a little side enterprise
for which he was put under Indictment;
It gave up revelation In the Illinois
Central grafting cases so conclusive that
l:i ten minutes the tolls fastened around
tho susiiected ones, and it gave an. un
auxiHt'ted ear to the wiles of election
workers w ho sought, by bribery, to keep
Imisvllle 'negro, s frm.the' polls. Iw
adaptability to scientific study has been
recognised by the vulcanotogtat and eels
luic ec't, rrof. reiret, who predicted
the Messina earthquake to the day.
Mr. Turner is now hard at work trying
to have 'the machine register the sound
of the heartbeat. This sound Is peculiar.
Inasmuch as It does not lend itself to
transmission. The idea Is. of course, that
In a clinical operation the operating sur
geon and all the medical students view
ing the operation, by having connected
car pieces attached to the transmitter,
can hear the beat of the patient's heart
and thereby know his actual condition at
every stage of his ordeal. But the ex
periments thus far have not leu satis
factory. cThe-mass of flesh between' the
heart and skin is not sensitive enough of
vibration to carry the sound to the will
ing ears of the dlrtotivaph.
The dictograph haa been famoue so far
only as a detective, lta use Jn the boodle
case in Columbus and Indiana by I elec
tive Burns first brought the attention of
the world at large to the fact there was
such a machine. St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
1
One Perfect Womaa.
At a meeting of the Fortnightly club,
when, follnwinir a general rule, a syin
posium was held on a standard topic, a
paper upon "The Perfect Woman" had
been read. There was open discusaion
and the widest range of opinion had been
expressed.
The last word had been said. It would
sem. w hen a little woman of retiring
manner arose.
"Ladies," she said, ''there seems to be
little to add to your conclusions. Yet
many of you are of one opinion and many
of the opposite. There are others who do
not believe trat 'the perfect woman' evr
existed. I wish to settle every doubt in
the minds of all of you. fur I know who
,h.,, p,,ect oman' ls-.r, rather, was.
8h was my husbands first wife.
t-hli ago Vont.
Cans of the Mlxap.
Police Justice-Jonas Snookev. jou are
charged with assault and battery on aa
Inoffensive cltixen. What have you ta
eay for yourrelf?
eil'n 8?.LerYour honor' 1 arsl"1 'im. as
civil like a imui can be how did r,
pronounce "McNeme, a?" ' He told n,
It was accented on the peanut. 'Makii"
fun of me. are )?"! L,, r
chugged him one.-Cuicag0 Tribune.