Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, January 06, 1912, NEWS SECTION, Page 4, Image 4

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    T11K HKK: OMAIIA. SATURDAY. JANUARY fi.v 1012.
IATURDA Y IS THE MOST IMPORTANT DAY - IN BKANDEIS
One Day Only SATURDAY
Unrestricted choice
ANY MAN'S SUIT OR
OVERCOAT
Any Woman's
TRIMMED
HAT
That has been
selling up to
$12.00 $2-50
Any Woman's
TRIMMED
HAT
That has been
selling up to
$7.00 in
basement. . A
Boys' Suits,
Overcoats and
Reefers
Small size only
worth up f" A
to 2.r, JlllC
ru h v v
12y2c and 15c DRESS GINGHAMS AT 5c.
LINEN HUCK TOWELS
A large mill was visited by our New York representative.
He eecured their entire stock of fresh, new, fancy dress
Ginghams In waist and dress lengths that every Btore
sells from the bolt at UVfrC and 15c a yard. The neat
Hundreds of high quality, all
pure linen Pin Huck Towels, ex
tra large size, hemstitched or
in our entire stock, C
15
checks and stripes are very pretty, the combina
tion of colorings in large and small plaids are
still more attractive. " Saturday in basement at
the wonderfully low price of, per yard
scalloped borders;
regular 40c quality,
extra special at,
each
5c
15c
former price, at ... .
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OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
of Broken Lines, Odd Sets and Odd Pieces of
JEWELRY "
O -4 9 1
1
IS
1 Jw? IJ7
No matter what the former prices, nil Jewelry odd lots must bo closed
out at once. Head these specials:
All the solid gold scarf pins that sold up to $3 and $4, at. . . . 81.20
All the solid gold Cuff Links that sold up to $5 and $C, at. . . .$2.49
All the gold Brooches, that sold up to $0, at $2.10
Solid gold Rings, worth 3 to $5, at $1.60
Solid Gold Little Finger Kings,
worth $5, at $1.08
All the Gold Filled Jewelry,
brooch pins, stick pins, bar pins,
belt pins, beads, hat pins, etc.,
that sold up to 25c and 39c,
at 10
All tho Gold Filled Scarf Tins,
cuff links and brooches that
cold up to fl.GO and $2.00,
GO
Imported La Valllers, that sold
at $2.98 and $1.98, at
at ft4
Women's Pressing Combs, mounted with Sterling silver; worth 60c
to $1.00; at. ..... M . . , , . .29
One-third redctlon on any other piece of gold filled jewelry In our en-
tire stock.
CLEARANCE OF SILVERWARE.
Salt and pepper sets, sold formerly at 50c, now ,", . 10
Wm. Rogers' Sugar Shell and Butter Knlfo, 50c values, each...25
Rogers' $1.00 Tea Spoons, choice of three patterns, set of six, 50V
Rogers' $2.60 Dessert Spoons, set
of six fJ8
Rogers' Odd Tablespoons, worth
COc, at each ' 101
Rogers & Hamilton Berry 8noons,
worth $1.25, at 50t
Rogers & Hamilton Cold Meat
Forks, sold reg. for $1. at 40
VELVET AND LEATHER BAGS
All the Velvet Bags
which ' sold' up . to
$1.60, go at..70
.All the Velvet Bags
'. that sold over $1.50
go at Half Trice
Any other bag In
stock at Just one?
fourth off.
200 WOMEN'S AND MISSES'
Silk Dresses
WORTH UP TO
$20.00 AT
Every dross is this season's style, all the correct
stylo features in satin, foulards, taffetas, crepe
do chines, corduroys, velvets. Not a dress
worth less than $10 nnd many up to $20.
Greatly admired in our first Doug
las street window. Greatest bar
gain of tho clearing sale. Satur
day, second floor, at
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE SFEICAL
WOMEN'S
and MISSES'
ACTUALLY WORTH
UP TO $17.50 AT. . . .
Hundreds of Ihese clever, practical suits, and
every one a correct fall and winter model, in
serges, plain and fancy materials,
basket -weaves, panamas, fancy
mixtures, etc., $15 and $17.50
values, at
luits
$5.00
Women's, Misses'
and Juveniles
CLOAKS
P 1 u a h e a, ' mixture,
plain cloth, etc., nil
Ilia newest feature. IIS
and (20 cloaks, at
$8.98
CHOICE OF ANY WOMAN'S SUIT
Regardless of its former selling
price, at
51?
Women's and
Children's
SWEATER
COATS
$1.60 and 3 Coats,
for quick clearance,
98c
Women's and
Misses'
SWEATER
COATS
Worth an high an
$5. All the desired
colors, at
$1.98
Fine Sateen and
Genuiie
Heatherbloom
PETTICOATS
Great assortment of
of these $2 to H skirts;
many extra siren, at
SI. 50
TOWELS TOWELING
BED SPREADS and WASH CLOTHS
) From Our January Linen Sale
This great linen sale has been the sensation of Omaha this week.
The bargains specially prepared for Saturday are tho most remarkable
of the sale. Never have such fine linens sold so cheaply.
LINEN HUCK TOWELS AT 25c
Very large assortment of regular 50c towels. Beautiful pure
linen towels with sonlloped or hemstitched ends. No store
shows a larger or better towel than thi at 50c. 9fn
Our January sale price is ltlL
EXTRA QUALITY BATH TOWELS AT 15c EACH
Double thread long fleece bleached Bath Towels, good heavy
quality, plain white or red borders; sell regu- 4 r,
larly at 25c to 50c, at each . . . JL3L
SCALLOPED CROCHET BED SPREADS AT $2.39
Very largest size; finest grade crochet bed spreads. Our
regular $3.50 quality; Saturday special, during ft QQ
our January Linen Salo at $UOv
FRINGED BED SPREADS AT $1.75
Largest size crochet fringe Bed Spreads with cut corners,
the grade that we always sell for $2.G9, January tffl HP
Linen Sale, price, each. vie It)
Best quality Barnsley Crash
18-inch all pure linen, extra
heavy, full bleached crash
toweling, nothing as good
for roller or hand towels;
17c quality,
at, yard
12c
Mill End Sale Crashes, in-'
eluding Russian Crashes
and Scotch weaves, all pure
linen, full 18 in. wide; the
i ii-
grnue you usuany pay up
to 20c a yard for,
in Linen Aisle at, yd .
..5c
FINEST QUALITY TURKISH KNIT WASH CLOTHS, 2c
The best 5c grade, g
on sale at, each s6C
SPECIALS IN CANDY DEPT.-POMPEIAN ROOM
Assorted Cream Peanut Nuggets, very delicious, at
per pound 15c
Fresh Maple Confections, .maplo. glace, maple nut kisses,
etc.j per pound. ......... .. 20t
Fresh Black Walnut Pongee, regular 40c land, at
per pound 29c
Pompeian Chocolate Bitter Sweets, regular 40c ch'ocolates,
at, per pound .29c
Ice Creams and Frozen l'uddlngs delivered to all parts of the city
Rur-dav Included.
,?ZXZJ 1 uarnations
SALE OF CUT FLOWERS
Roses, all colors, per
dozen
Carnations, all colors,
49c
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BRANDEIS FED CROSS DRUG SALE
1
Each -month the sign of tho "Rd Cross" means a marked reduction In the regular price for scores
of Indispensable sundries. This first sale for the new year offers many remarkable reductions.
2 Go Sanltol Tooth
Paste or
Faca Cream. Av
2 Be ' Dr. Graves
Tooth
Powder. .
Tooth 1 0n
2 Be " Amole Cream
cnaps VI
60e Java 'IflV
nice Powder 171
BANtroLl
T&OTH
25a Ulaa Tal
cum Pow. .6e
25c Rublfoam,
for ISe
C o 1 a a t ' u
Tooth Past
at lOo and ao
25o liathaawer
for 17c
COc l'ebeco .
Tooth 1'ant.
fur 39.
SBo Colgate's
Tooth l'owd'r
at ISo
76i." Pompetun
MasHHRe, 4o
r.Ou Milk Weed
f.Oc Palln 8kln Cream S7o
25o Kentotu and Almonil
Cream 17o
KMX. TALI'S ABTICX.SS
II.0U Almond Hlonaom Cream
at o
lie
Crean;. . . ,So
TOXU2T SBOTXOir
60c V Jenne
Powder V..S9o
Tto Mahibert ' Im
ported Klc....59o
(Oo Poionl a Pow
der ..M
26rl Woodbury's .
Powder '. 180
Rogers & . Uallet
powder ...... .244
Plnauda Lilac ie
France 89o
Toilet Water 7c
fcOc KxtractM, Saturday, rr
ox. ao
50c Violet Toilet Water... 19o
BO APS
26o Packer'a Tar ISo
7 cakea Cocoanut OH 86c
I rakea Colgate's EngltHh
prorea 98o
15c Woodbury's Snap 17a
JOo Falmollve Soap To
7c
Ivory Soap,
per cake
,.3ic
10c. Williams Shav
Soap OC
:s..9cB
1 lb. 20 M
Teart Borax
7 pkRs.
Toilet Paper. aVuL
Special Sale of Hair Goods I
SECOND FLOOR AND POMPEIAN ROOM L
10c
Shlnola
7c J
Saturday we place on sale the most re
markable values In real Human Hair ever
offered in Omaha. The prices you will, pay
for guaranteed real hair are Just half' the
prices others are asking.
A HAIR SWITCH FOR 69c
20-in. Natural wavy human hair Switches;
regular 11.50 values, at 6J)i
8-Jn. Switches, lus- 28-ln. Switches, 3
trous, natural hair; oz. Natural Wavy
regular $0 values, Hair; regular $10
only 52.98 values, at. .RS.OS
Transformations made of natural
wavy hair; regular $5 values, $.(
Washable Hair
Rolls, 50c val
ues at...J5
Cluster Puffs,
$2.00 values at
only . ...08
Manicuring-, Bhampoolnf, Hair SrMlag
FREEZING FALY IS SAVED
Min Junta Findi Entire Family in
Want on the Bottomi.
LIVE WITH DIRT FOR A FLOOR
.Woman Wrp ller Ona Clothing
Aroaad ller Chlldrea tm Keep
Them Warm Many Kn m
lllea .Need Help.
In the cl! if the coldeet weathrr lnc
the severe winter of lSuu. a poor family,
livhu In a little ahaclt In tlx Missouri
bottoms, with nothing but the earth for
a flour and rags for a bed, was found yes
terday by the Aaaoclated Charities. The
children were Hhlvertng with cold, the
fire hud died out and wltn the tempera
ture 13 degrees below sero It would have
been but a short time until medical as
slHtunce would , huve been needed. Miss
Ida V. Jonts, secretary of the charities,
went Immediately to the nearest coal
yard and ordered fuel sent tn the family.
The thankful mother, who had been en
dvavurlng In vain to keep her flock warm
by wrapping hor own garments about
them, broke Into tears when the charity
off Ice. visited her and made known
their nilsxlon. The husband was tramping
the streets In search of work.
Aid has been rondel ed several families
within the lust few days. Fuel is most
In demand, but Hie charitable organisa
tions have discovered shortage of food
and clothing In soma localities. Every
effort Is being made to lessen the misery
of the bitter, cold season and charity
inrkr. are eternally vigilant. A lew
offers to assist them have been made
to the Associated Charities, but these
offers do not meet tho needs. Miss Jonts
has a lint of those who are likely to
need help to weather the winter and Is
on the lookout for new cases and has
found a fw where food, fuel and cloth
ing were so needed that delay might
have meant death.
Dynamite Was lor Celebration.
ST I.OVIS. Jan. 4. According to con
fessions obtained by a private detective
the iwentv-four sticks of dynamite found
Iecember'a under the railroad bridge at
Thebes. 1;1.. were placed there by young
men who Intended to use It in celebrating
Christinas.
WORK 'ON BUILDINGS STOPS
Extreme Cold Forcei Contractors to
Lay Off Their Men.
NOT TO REPORT TILL MONDAY
Workmen on Woodmen of the World
Halldlna- Who Have Been 1'ro.
terted by Canvas Have Been
Laid Off Till Warmer
Weather Comes.
ISIlLDEWd
THIS IS GOING TO BE SOME SALE ! !
No junk No job lots Out nice,
clean, new merchandise
STARTING SATURDAY, JAN. 6
2.00 and 91.50 Sliirts
Kale price
$1.50 and 91.00 Neckwear-
Kale price
BOc Neckwear
bale price ........ . . ... . ..
OOc Ko
Bale price
SOc Kox
Kala price)
95c
65c
25c
25c
15c
$1.35
U loves, llueU and unlliivO . . (J IE
price 4 1 1 O
..25c
..75c
$1.95
92.00 (ilovra, lined and ualincl
- Sale price)
91.AO U loves, llueU and wnlln
Hale)
BOc ltradlcy Mufflers
Kale) price)
91.BO and 9I.OO Flannel N. It. and
Pyjamas, Kale price) ....
9iJ.OO and 91.00 Sweaters
at
Underwear any old slaughtered price.
E!LKTK1ISIKITT
109 SOUTH SIXTEENTH
Work on every building In the course
of construction In Omaha In at a dead
halt because of the etreme cold, and as a
result several hundred workmen are Idle.
Tho contractors who have charse of the
tew high school bulletin- dismissed nil
of tho workmen early last week and
today the feldcn-Breck company served
notice on all of the employes on the
Woodmen of the World tmUdtim that be
cause of the cold they need not report
until next Monday for work, and If It Is
still cold then, they could lay off another
week.
for the last three days the men on the
Woodmen of the World building have
confuted their attention strictly to the
lower floors, where canvas curtains
partly sheltered them from the cold.
Here the bricklayers have been workinK
up until this morning, when It was so cold
that some of them said the mortar froae
to their trowels.
3
aienry
Ladles.' Misses and Children's shoes at
discount during our Clearance 8aU.
Unson & Thome Co., 1530 Farnara St.
IL.1
HUGE SIGN TELLS OF
CLINTON B ROME'S MARRIAGE
Notice to the public that Assistant City
Attorneyi Clinton Urome is married and
that "tho bachelors' crew la wrecked,"
has been painted upon a hug banner and
the latter nailed to the side of Mr.
Brome's house, 5S27 North Twentieth
street, by some well meaning wags In
Urome s circle of friends- The aforesaid
friends are nearly laughing their heads
oft over the prank and between guffaws
declare they believe It la right that the
bright light of publicity is thrown upon
the Dromes' marital venture. They want
the public thoroughly Informed. Brome
Is taking It good naturedly.
The most successful Clearance Sal we
hare ever had ts now In full awing.
Kenton Tnornt Co, XUi Farnara EU
V" " -"""- is ....... . ; ., .
Selling All Our Heating Stoves
i
Ranges at Cost-Saturday Only
To make room for gas stores and refrigerators we are offering all otir high grade beat
ing and ccok stoves, including the celebrated lUdiant Home, at prices never heard of be
fore in the history of Omaha. Take advantage of this sale Saturday only.
r-1
$3.03 Ouk Stove 11-lnch flrepot,
nickel trimmed
$7.73 Oak Stove, 13-luch
firepot
$11.00 Oak Stove, 13-inch
firepot and heavy casting ....
$i;l.30 Oak Stove, la-ln. fire- (ttl A OA
pot and handsomely trimmed.. pX.OU
Vil.OO lUdiant Home, best of
its kind in Omaha
$4.76
$6.20
$8.80
$17.60
$21.00 Oak Stove, same store l Q OO
in larger size 4l7eS
$32.M Jtadiant Home llaso
llurner, large BlZ firepot..
$17.00 Radiant Home llase
Burner. This Is our No. 5 size
$34.00 lUdiant Home Re
Burner. The celebrated No. fl.
$40.00 Iladiant Home Steel
lUnge. Full asbestos lined . . .
$28.50 Radiant Home Cast
lUnKe. No. 8 with 18-ln. oven
$'23.O0 lUdiant Home Cook
$25.80
$37.60
$43.20
$32.20
$22.80
$18.40
A Lit OTHER HEATKRS AND COOK STOVES NOT TRICED IX THIS AD AT A 0 PER
CENT DISCOUNT. STOVES AND RANGES SOLD ON PAYMENTS.
nn
BLE1
& SONS CO.
1515 Harney