HIE BKE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, JANTAHY 1. 1913.
PREPARATION
After months of preparation, we offer Uio greatest display of
linens over shown in (he middle west.
SALE STARTS THURSDAY
MORNING PROMPTLY AT 8 A. M.
ur Annual January
COMMENCES THURSDAY,
JANUARY 2d, PROMPTLY AT 8 A. M.
Linen
LINENS, CLOTHS AND
AT GREAT REDUCTIONS
rasa TABLE
mm napkins
yTj fm t? 68c, nil linen tnblo
I Ml tV mc 1)rico' pcr ynrd
l3 k 1 I extra hoavv satin
hoinespun,
Bedding Specials That Attract
the Economical Buyer
damask, 72-inch, January
49c
damask, fine pattern,
y price, per yard. .98c
n satin damask, Irish
70-inch, January sale
price, at pcr
yard ..... ipX. 1"
$2.19, fine quality
satin damask, . .
inch, January sale
price, at p e r
yard $1.49
G5)c cream color table linen, G4
inch, January sale price, at per
yard 54c
98c cream color table damask,
70-inch, extra heavy, January sale
price, per yard 79c
$1.25, cream color table damask, 70
inch, January sale price, at per
yard 98e
89c, imported mercerized table da
mask, 72-inch January sale price,
per yard 68c
59c mercerized table damask, G4-in.,
January sale price, yard 39(5
January Sale of
Embroideries
Cambric embroideries in many f&
widths and designs, worth to j'3'C
Gc a yard, at per yard
Cambric and Swiss Embroidered edgings and
insertions from 3Mj to Vk JC
inches wide worth to lOo per Iff
yard, at yard.
Cambric and Swiss embroideries, from il'o to
8 inches wide, blind and open work in- Q
sortions from V to 2 inches wide, QJ
worth to 15c yor yard, at yard W V
Cambric and Swiss embroideries, 5 to 18
inches widoj'.also corset cover and g
skirting, worth to 29c the yard, I JIJ
at yard.,.. . WW
Cambric, Nainsook and Swibs embroidorios,
all widths nnd designs, worth to A
35c a yard, January salo price, I
hperyard v "
PATTERN CLOTHS & NAPKINS
$2.75 Pattern Cloths, 2x2
yards, January sale price,
each $1.98
$3.50 Pattern Cloths, fine
quality, 2x2i yards, Jan
unry sale price. . . .$2.59
$3.50 Patterns Cloths, 2x2
yards, round design, Janu
ary salo price $2.59
$5.50 Double Satin Pattern
Cloths, 2x2 yards, January
sale price $3.98
$6.75 Double Satin Damask
Pattcrrn Cloths, 2x2Vu yds,
January sale price, $4.98
$4.50 Pattern Cloths, 2x2
yards, all new patterns,
January sale price, $3.39
$7.50 Pattern Cloths,
round designs, January
salo, price , , .
$9.50 extra fine quality
dnmask cloths, January
Hale price .' $7.4S
$3.98 Pattern Cloths, new
round designs, January
sale price $2.98
$9.25 Pattern Cloths, 2x2
yards, round designs, Jan
uary sale price $6.98
$1.G5 all linen Napkins,
18x18 inches, assorted do
signs, January sale price,
por dozen $1.15
$2.00 All Linen Dinner Nap
kins, 20x20 Inches, fine quality,
Janunry Sale Price, per doz
en S1.40
$2.70 ex tin fine Hntln Dinner
NaiikliiH, all nice designs, Jan
uary Sale Price, per dozen,
at S1.98
$!I.8I) all linen Satin Damask
'Dinner Napkins, fine assort
ment of patterns, January Sale
Price, per dozen $2.49
$5.50 largo hIzo Dinner Nap
kins, 24x24 inches. January
Sale Price, por dozen .$53,49
$10 extra fine Satin Duniank
Napkin?, 27-ln or ;l-4 slzo, Jnn
uury Sale Price, por dozen,
at , $4.98
4
After weeks of preparation we have secured thousands of fine
bed linens at y3 their regular cost.
BED SPREADS
$2.98 hemmed, fringed or
scalloped Bed Spreads,
extra size' and weight
Jan'y Sale Price, $1.98
$2 hemmed Bed Spreads,
fine patterns, Jununry
Sale Price $1.49
$1.25 full size hemmed Bed
Spreads, good weight
January Sale Price 89c
$5.25 satin scalloped Bed
Spreads, 134 size, Janu
ary Sale Price... $3.08
SHEETS
30c Bleached Sheeting, 94
size, all well kn.own
brands, Jan'y Sale 23c
25c Brown Foxcrof t Sheet
ing, 8-4 size, January
Sale Price 19c
55c Bed Sheets, 72x90, fine
for rooming house wear,
January Sale Price, 39c
79c extra heavy Hotel
Sheets, Jan'y Sale 56c
$1.10 Piquot Sheets, 81 x
90, Jan'y Sale Price 83c
90c Piquot Sheets, 72x9f-,
January Salo Price 69c
25(!
PILLOW CASES
Bleached Pillow Cas
ing, 45-in., extra strong,
Jan'y Sale price, yd. 19c
34c Bleached Piquot Pil-
Uow Casing, 42-in., Jan'y
Sale price, yard 17c
17c Pillow Cases, linen
finish, 43x3G-in. January
Sale price 12
19c extra heavy Pillow
Cases, 45x3G-in., January
Sale price 15c
24c Piquot Pillow Case:?,
45x3G-iu., January Sale
price 17C
A
January Sale of Towels aid
Toweling Never Equaled
10c Buck and Turkish
towels, bleached and un
bleached, Jan. price 5c
22M;c extra size Bath and
Huck Towels, Jan. snje
price, only 1 doz. to a
customer, each .... 15c
15c Huck Towels, red or
white borders, extra
size, Jan. price, ea.lOC
29c extra fine quality
huck and bath towels,
Jan. sale prico. . . .19c
45c extra fine huqk and
bath towels, red, white
or blue bordered; Jan.
sale price 25c
14c all Linen Toweling,
red or blue check, Jan.
Salo price, yard 10V&G
Specials in Crash
G'c lied' Border Cotton
Crash, Jan. Sale price,
per yard 3C
12V1jc all linen crash, 18
inch, Jan. price, yd.9c
15c extra heavy, all linen
crash, red borders, 18
inch, Jan. sale price, per
yard ItH'C
Muslin and Long Cloth
10c Lonsdale and Fruit of
the Loom
10c Muslin, all well known brands; 36
inch width, January Sale Price,
per yard 10 yard limit
T
Long Cloths
$1.39 fine embroidered
St. Gall or Swiss Bastile
in small or large figures
32 in., Jan. sale price,
yard 69c
39c check lawn embroid
ered bastites and lawn.-,
27 in., Jan. sale price,
per yard 19c
25c Imported mercerized
Madras, assorted patterns,
Jan. salo price, per yd. X7&
Batistes
$1.29 extra fine grade
Long -Cloth, 36-in., Jan.
sale price, 12-vd. bolt
at "... .98c
$1.59 fjiie soft finished
Long Cloth, Jan. Sale
Sale price, per 12 yard
bolt, at $1.29
$3.00 Our finest Long
Cloth, 36-in. width, Jan..
Sale price, 12-yard bolt,
at $.19
MONEY RAISED FOR HOTEL
Subscriptions to the Amount of
$400,000 Now Secured.
COMPANY ORGANIZES THURSDAY
llcellnK of the Stockholders Will
lie Held at Cll- Unit to Urnw Vv
Articles tit Incorporation
aud Klect Officer.
Subscriptions for Omaha's jibw 11.000,000
hotel havo reached tho IW.OOO mark, tho
amount set by the flnanco commltteo for
tho end of the month, and all U now
ready for tho organisation of the com
pany which will build tho structure.
Tho hotel Is to, bo built on property
donated for the- purpose nt eighteenth and
Douglas streets byJOD. Ilrandels and J.
I Kennedy and to mnko tho list an
even 100,000 Mr. Brnndels took 5,000 In
Hock and Mr. Kennedy M0.
A meeting of tho stockholders has been
culled for Thursday at tho city hall, nt
which tlrao articles of incorporation will
Vo adopted and officers elected.
Stockholder. '
fallowing Is tho list of stock subscrlb-
Mrs. II. Huco Urandels 10,000 W. Parnam iSmith.
Q. M. Hitchcock 6,01)0 H. N. Jcwctt..
McCaguo investment, company.
Chiu-lcs II. llrown...
U. W. MeKcath
Elizabeth mitruno
W. 11. McConnlck , .w
Tho Uyron Heed company
Arthur 1). Ilrandels
l'axtou & tlu inBher Co
Omaha lieu
QcorKo A. JoMlyu
Ii. K. Hmlth ,
Smith lirick Co
Sherman & McComielt Drug- Co....
.6,000
C.O0O
6,000
6,000
1.000
3.000
6,000
6,000
6,000
6,000
0,000
6.JO0
6.J00
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V.m'.'.
erst
Omuha & Council Bluffs
italiway company.
Krimlt II. ParHOtm b.'XO
Omaha 6,000
llvrnii te Ilmninor Drv ouotls Co.... .M)
II. Ulfford 3.U
Various subscribers 0.01)0
Adams & Kelly Co .M
M. C. Peters Mill company
Updike Lumber and Coal company -.GOO
Carpenter Paper company 2.500
Updlko Milling compuny..., 2.600
Virginia O. Hanscom , S.OCu
K. D, Wettd , 2.000
D. J. O'Hrien company.... 2.000
Morris Iow i.vv
SicCiird.llrndv Co 2.000
Paul W. Killing ., l.wo
nllmorn & Kuhus i.vw
a A. Houncr 1.000
O. H. YoBt 1.000
K. n. WCBtbrooK I....
l.OUO
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.0C0
1.0CO
1.000
1.000
1.MJ0
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j. J', jpntui. ......
W. II. McCord
M. A. Dlsurow & Co
lten lilscult comixiiiy....
W. O. ,UrldBcs.,.,.v
Man' Franco
MarKUerlto 1. Kennedy.
l.ovo-UnsKell company
Koster-llnrker company
Onintm llMlv News....
Street Hofccoo-1 Phelps l.OfO
25.00J IWultor Pctnrsen l.")
Nebrunka Telephone comimny tt.im I l.,ti r Tmt comtiuny 1.000
V lilted Htates National bank. 30.WU I PuVton A Vl,.rllmr Iron Works.... 1.000
Oma iu Nuuonai uunK iv.iw i Mprnlinnta Nattonal Lianlt of
Hoses AVIIIlams and Others, trus- I (iHircr A. IlouKlnnd 1.000
tees JS.wu 1 American Hand Hewed bnoe Co.... i.ufi
Gurdon Wattles.. 10,000 M. SpleMberarr & Kon Co 1,frt)
M. M. 8mlth Si Co 10.000 P. A. NoaJu
ic r ltarton and iTank K. ClarK. 1 iNcbrr iKa Mniionai iianK l.wu
trustees under will of Ouy C. Hlr Uoraco C. Plunkett !,
lliirion. deceased 10.000 Mid Wil OlaSS and l'alllt Co
Ktors HrewliiK Co 10. i C. V. Hull Company 1.000
llnvdun Uros 10,a0 : UlHlerluIH iiromeni co
Tl.o C. II. Nash company ln:K. M. Fairfield
UinaJiu ua company w,w u. i'. i-aiiorson
James C Mclvln. Kdwln Chapman I Henry V. Wynian. .
nnd Jesse P. Lyman 10.000
Omaha. Electrlc Llwo and Power Co. 10,000
GeorKH Warren Smith 10.CM)
Klrst National Ilank of Omaha. . 10,000
John N. l'enzer
II. M. Christie .
R 8. CUrtls
Harry A. Tukey
1.000
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Some Growing Children
are under size under weight. 'Some grow
tall and thin, others are backward in studies
pa,le and frail improper assimilation is
wmmUy the caps.
If your children arc not rugged and
ruddy and rosy bubbling with energy
and vim at all times, you owe them
SCOTT'S EMULSION nature' conceit
trmfed nourishment fa kmiU bedy, bene,
mettle emd brain.
CeUtee mi SCOTT'S EMULSION U wrt.
Scott & Bowns, Rloogeld, N. J.
Maker Ice Machine Co
l.lnluger Implement C0..1.
C. C. & 3. 13. QeorKc
John 11. Webstar
Hhermun Suundurs .
George C. MclorVurRcn
G. U K. KlltiKbell
J. C.. llufflnBton
C. II. Clancy
KrniM Nelson
Hums Drinker & Co
I. o Hoy Crummer
F. II. Meyers. i., .,
Jack Hharp
J. C. .Sharp
II. D. Necly ..,
II. J. McCarthy i
Christ Jensen
Myron u. Learned
Umaha Tent and Awnlnff'Co.
James Morton & Bon Co
Walter T. Paco
Jolui Ij. Kennedy ,.
rank J. liuriiioy.....
William II. Kolsom
Uecs ln-lntliik' Co
lonry w. Yates
lenry Hlllor
lluyward llros. tilioo Co
Ixiuls O. Doup
JJenlso liarktuow
John It. Webr.ter
W. 13. McllURtl.
Jonn Mattern
It. McConne
Hosting Sc Heyden M
w. c, iiuuaru
A. I). Currle '. '.
Omaha Kale and Iron Works
Krank Webb ' t...
W. A. Plcl
Marina V. I.uud
M. Morxmun ........
KdKar M. Morwnan, jr.....'......;..
Wilson .steam Holler Co
Tom S. Kelly jr.,:.
i' raucis u. v.nu .Hatin
Hklmior MfK. Co....,
Drake-vlliiams-Mount .compiiny.
Urummond lotor c'omtMihy...
Arthur C. Stofs ,
I.. 10. Doty..... ......
Charles O. Roty..... v....
l. J. Meyer
Omaha llcddlug company
It. I.. Carter
GeotKe W. Iliiiiry...
UallHKhcr & Nelson
I-, ii uuincs- ; ...r.. ......
C J. Smyth ,
E. II. Soott
W. F. autley :.....,;.
It. V. llrcckenrldtro.
Francis A. llroinin'...r...
John C. Wharton.
C. O. CurlbcrK
Charles W. Martin
A. I. CrelEh
C. A. arlnunel ; u.iK.,
John W. ItobWns.
Martin 'Uros. & Co.
J. T. Stewart 5d
Gordon Stewart ..v.'
Jauu Stewart
Utiy Ii. Smith
Hal M. Ilrady
O. A. Fassnacht :.
Orr Motor Sales company
Scott & Hill
Harrison & Morton....
Payne & Slater ooinpany
J It. llntndt
HltiKwalt Uros ...t,
Isaao A. Coirs ,
O. C. Olsen
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C. a. Powell
Frits A. Oberheu
Charles U Uould
Imo Huff
John A. Iiotiborger ,
C. W. McDonald
J. M. Uaffney
It. I Harpham.... ,
U D. Spaldlntr
W. II. Indoe
Joe Klein
John -Dale & Son..
A. H. llowsher,. .........
U. II. Conant
J. P. Palmer ,,
Jerome P. Magee
Alfred 11 loo m company,
.liititi A. lllnn
Charles A. Salter
t H- Wlthnell .-.
lienlamln S. llaker
11 W Dunn
Georse McUrJde
W. T. Bourke
(A C Harte
! John J Hydcr
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F. J. McShane, Jr
Mryco Crawford
James C. Dahlman
Frank C. rtest
liobert Smith ,
George A. Day
Bella M. llyan
A. C. ICugel
George A. Maguey
W. U. Ure
Howard Kennedy ,
Frank W, Handle
W. CI. Scars
It. U. Howell :
Gharlcs V. McDonald..
Charles Leslie
iiFrank Dewoy ,.J. ,
William It. Drummond.
W. K. Fosnler .
llruno G. lllls
Martin Meyer
John II. Trennery......
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Omaha Doctor Goes
to Butte, Mont,
M. Frederic Langdon, Crelghton Art3
02, and Mcdlclno '00, has given up his
position on the staff of the Creighton
Medical college and has gone to Butte,
Mont., where, together with Dr. M. J.
Scott, Crelghton medicine '03, he will have
charge of St. James hospital, which cares
for the health of 10,000 miners employed
In that city.
Dr. Langdon has for some time been as
sistant city physician ofJOmaha, and In
addition had a large private practice. He
has been prominent In fraternal circles,
and was on the staff of the Crelghton
MfiJIcal nnd Pharmacy colleges. He Is
very popular with the medical college
students and the freshmen of .that In
stitution banqueted htm recently at the
Henshaw. His departure also brought
forth embossed resolutions of regret froir
the same class.
i
His new position offers unusual op
portunltlcs for surgery and treatment oi
broken bones, as Injuries aro numcroui
among tho 10,000 copper miners of Butto,
Practically the entire surgical staff of
the hospital Is made up of Crelghton men.
Total 4W,000
Socialists Demand
Seven Tickets for
Twenty-Five Cents
Omaha socialists are demanding that
tho street railway company sell seven
tickets, eftoh good for one passenger fure,
for 15 cents, and through Harry B. Zlm
man an ordinance was Introduced at a
meeting of tho city commission embody
Ing this request. Mayor Dahlman signed
tho ordinance by request and the measure
was placed on Its first' and second rend
Ings and' referred to tho meeting of the
committee of tho wholo Monday, Jan
uary 20. . '
Socialists who aro advocating the ordt
tin itoo nro Dr. L. B. Morsmnu, E. I.
Morrow, Thor Jorgensen and C. C.
Vaughau.
. If the ordinance should pass the clt
commission uiid' tho street ralfway com
pany, should, refuse to .recognise It. and
a test caso should be brought, It would
forco tho making of a phycul valuation
of tho company's property.
"That. Is what we want." said a socialist
who attended the meeting of ths dty com
mission. "Wo believe the passage of the
ordinance will forco such a valuation and
we. will make a strong fight to secure. Its
udontlo.n-"
. This ordinance provides further that
'tho street car company .shall furnish
facilities for quick nnd comfortable trans-
pollution and; tliat .there shall be no
crowding. The cars sli'tUbbo kept sani
tary, it declares.
Tickets shall bo sold by conductors and
.'any customer demanding. of a conductot
'seven tickets for 25 cents shall recclv
them or tho employe, pf ,the street, railway.
company renders his employer liable to
a flno of $60.
Mail Carriers Will
Work on New Year's
The mail carriers of Omaha and South
Omaha will make two trip on the busi
ness routes from the Omaha main office,
.Union Depot postal station, South Omaha
branch, and 8took Yards branch, Now
Teat's day. Residence carriers will make
ono trip. Carriers other than at stations
above mentioned will make one trip. Tuj
money order department and the postal
savings bank wtll not be open. The gen
eral delivery, information, registry sec
tion, and utamp windows will do at
km in u p
BOTTLEDJJIN BOND
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It is easy to tell
what whiskey comes "first"
in Uncle Sam's estimation
He places his little green stamp over the cork of
whiskey that comes first in his estimation. He has
seen it made and knows that it is absolutely pure, per
fectly aged and full measure. You will find this little
green stamp on every bottle of
Crbod aid
Bottled In Bond
A bottle of this pure, straight whiskey in your home
may be the means of warding off many a winter cold
or sick spell. Tomorrow, be sure to
Take at bottle home
,10:30 .