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THE JJKK: OMAHA, FHIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1913.
PARCELS POST UNDER WAY S
First Deliveries Are Made from the
Omaha Office.
EGGS ABE ALL SCRAMBLED Iff
1'lrnt Delivery In Mntlr to hc Urn n
Irl Store mill the Second to
Mnyden II ro. Auto lined
to Mnkt Deliveries.
i lie first parcels post packages deliver? .
i Omaha wore sent out by automobile
-1 stcrday. The first one na delivered
n the firm of J. I.. Branded & Sons.
Icorge Bratidels receipting for It. Tin--econd
was delivered to Mnyden Bros,
and was sent by It. S. McCHrthy of
spauldlng, t'-b.
The parcels too bulky to bo hnndlcd
'v the carriers wore delivered In the city
by automobile. At 10 o'clock Leo It. Lytle
drove up to the pontofflce In a delivery
automobile and loaded tip the parcels to
be. taken out. Lytic will gel no pay for
this work an tho postofflru Jias not been
.uithoilzed to hire automobiles yet, but
the young man wanted to do the work
.'id was alio weil to do It.
Tliere were Mr and llttlf parcels. TliMo
cic )ricIh rmaslted and parcels not
tinanlcd.
Two dozen esKS coming In a cumin i
lanlboar-l box with practically no other
motet-lion than that of the cardboard
ides of thu box came In the shape of
scrambled eggs, shell and all. They were
not presentable and not "deliverable.
The party to whom they were addressed
was notified that tho eggs wore not In
xhapo to be delivered and that If In
v anted them, he must call at the post
office to Rot them. A package of hp
plcs was likewise broken open at the
end. but curriers were able to delhe.
I his bv keeping the right side Up.
The outgoing parcels post business wir
heavy again In the morning. At noon
twenty men. women and children stood
in line at the stamp window waiting their
turn to get their parculs weighed tip and
tamps ready to mall. They held under
their arms everything from shoeboxes to
bundles that looked Ilko they contained
loll of dress goods.
Tho postmaster has frequent telephone
rails. Persons aro Inquiring tho cost of
sending certain goods weighing a glve'i
amount to r given stutlon In the UnltM
States and they expect the postmaster to
answer right off the bat or to takn Un
tune to look up the Information for theni
tin usually advises them to come down
o the office, whon lis will furnish them
. pamphlet that will give the dolrcd
Information.
one of tho parcels received was Ad
dressed to ' .Mr. Walter Iluggs. Dmahn
Neb., care of Adams Iixpress company. ''
Tho parcel was delivered to thu 'express
omian by automobile.
T. P. A. DIRECTORS ARE
HUSTLING MEMBERSHIP
T.ic. Travelers' Protective Association of
America Is making a whirlwind campaign
for new members In Omaha. National
Directors Morfcrty and Shonokcr of
Qulncy. 111., and Milwaukee, Wis., res
pectively, nro In Omaha to boost tho
membership. Together wlth.C. I. Hopper
tho local aocretary. and a committee, they
started from tho Paxton hotel at 2 o'clock
vesterday to make the rounds of tho
town In search of membership.
A Gentleman From Indiana
told un tlio other day that Omaha
la getting bigger on tho map slnca
It adopted tho popular eastern
system that provaijs at tho
Woodmen Cafeteria
l ltli and Knrnnm Streets.
AMUNtSMKNTI.
BRANDEIS THEATER
TORI9XT 8ATUHJ3AY,
KATXXZE AMD NISHT.
XXB ABORX OPERA OOaSTAHT
la' th spectacular
Ohiraes of Normandy
Kueio Worth While Qorfftous
Sooner? Organization of 80
4 srm.
JAN. S
I Matinco Wed. Hcata Tlnirs.
LAUOHlNB rOW.A Tt. AH .Of I
jl-AUaHS GALOfflT THWILL5 APUHTYJ fyj
BdYD'S 1,000 Seats, 25o
TXS VAXIQKAH OLA BEX PEAYEKS
Tonight and Sat. Mat. and Xlfht,
Xn ths Clyde rttoh Comedy,
"GIPwLS."
Jfext Week TUI UREAT BXVXBB
"OMAHA'S rUX OSKTJER."
Dally Kat.. lo-as-80o
Ergs., 15-25-00-780
That Corn-Pad Dntoh Coralo,
GUS FAY St GAYETY GIRLS H
rXTRAVAOAWSSA AMD VATT2EVH.I.E
'lara Douglas uacKeii, uiiiy Armstrong.
Lee Hickman and Hlg Cast. Chorus of
Regular Oayety Girls.
J.iaiiu' Dim JCattaeo Every Week Say.
Worth Climbing the Hill."
BOOHLAS T. AT SiaBtTSBVTX
llytons VaaasvtlU Includes delays, Yhs
royal Pianist; Earl. Vltson &. Neal:
Arinur orownuu
Spot;" Buckley &
Moore, Aerial Sher
wood. Ceorge Stan
ley. Jllpposeopa i'lciurea.
Xxom 3 to 5; at 7 and r. H, Daily.
MtUXTtry Bay. atlB Srsry XLght, BUS.
AX TAX OKI) TAU9STZX.X.B
Tbl Wk NAT 3d. WILLS, Uonart Ut
tlr' Animated TojlHop, B. Prlrtck llawly
p., Wllll lilfflu. FruklB Ard!l A Co..
llity KMuUtb Altka wHuaJt Trio, Pathc
WMktr nlw. l'rlct. Met., OUUrr, Ua, kMt
kotu tic, except 0lar4ir. Buadtx tat lUlldirt.
Mtht, 19c. 2t. Kfc. ;t
Xowfi
niu
ACTS
1
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January Sales of
White Goods, Linens & Embroideries
Every day in tins January Sale is a day of special bargain importance. New lots are brought forward for the first
time and fresh, new counters of merchandise are in readiness for each days' buying. Friday's special bargains are
unsurpassed for their excellence and the low pricing of the merchandise.
40 In. Wide
Knickerbocker
NAINSOOK
V e r y f i u c
q unlit, - box
of 10 yards
at, per b-
$1 Q
l.OO
Dainty White Dress Linens
90-Inch White Irlnh Dress Llnon, worth $1.10,
at a yard G9
54-inch Hound Thread Llnon, pure white, grass
bleached, worth , at a yard 50d
45-inch Round Thread Linen, grass blenched,
pure white, at a yard "49
45-Inch Round Thread Linen, RrasH bleached,
pure white, nt a yard 45d
.Hi-Inch Linen, medium light weight, soft finish,
for undermusllnfl, at a yard 25d
3G-lnch Linen Cambric, Hp'cclally priced, at a
yrd 15J
Long Cloths, Chamois Finish
We recommend Imperial Ixng Cloth
fine underwear, for it contains no filling.
for
HG-lncli
3G-Ineh
30-lnch
36-Inch
30-Inch
3C-lnch
42-lnch
4 5-lnch
width,
width,
width,
width,
width,
width,
width,
width,
In 12-yard
in 12-yard
In 12-yard
In 12-yard
In 12-yard
In 12-yard
In 12-yard
In 12-ynrd
bolts 95
bolts 81.10
bolts 81.45
uolts 81.50
holts 81.60
bolts 81.70
bolts 82.05
bolts S2.65
32 Inch
PERSIAN
LAWN
.Ill-Inch Persian
Lnwn 13 x t ra
Ine quality, ma o
from s e 1 e ctcd
combe'd yarns
regular 35c value
at yard
15c
COTTON CREPES
All kinds of fine cotton crepes, colored or
white, for dresars and undermiisllns, soft
Bcorsiirker stripes, white with Persian bor
ders, white with black dots, rose buds, vine
effects, etc. tho crinkle In these crepes
will neither wash or stretch out and re
quires no Ironing. Fresh goods In full
holts, tho 30-Inch width, Worth 20c a yard,
at a yard. 12!4
27-lnch White
Embrold red
Cotton Orp
In fine pin dots
and other pret
ty OchIkiis a
SOo value, ot
yard
15c
UT-lurli P n r
U'hlto Vclle Of
oxtra quality, in
small checks and
stripes does
not stretch 35c
value, at yard
1
28-lnch Mer
cerized I'onblo
Fold Checked
Dimity A
15c value, at
yard--
8Kc
IMPERIAL NAINSOOK
36-Inch Imperial Nainsook, 12-yard bolts,
at Sl.lO
30-lnch Imperial NainBook, 12-yard bolts,
at 81.45
40-Inch Imperial Nainsook, 12-yard boltB,
at 81.08
4 o-inch Imperial Nainsook, 12-yard bolts,
at 82.40
I'Ino pure white, 19c Victoria Lawil, .. 12V4o
Friday Specials in Our January Linen Sale
In all Qninlia's history linens of sneh exquisite eharaeter never
sold for prices so low as wo are offering in this sale. No other store
will equal these prices for Friday- no other store can.
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS
Double Damask Dinner Oloths Finely
woven, pure- Irish linen cloths in size
2x2i 'a yards actual $10 AO
values, at each $fli0
Pattern Table Oloths Fine, h a n d
loomed, Irish linen dainnsk cloths -every
one perfect regular (Pr AO
$15 and $20 values, at flehifO
15-inch Madeira Lunchoon Napkins Ex
quisite hand embroidered de- & t 4 ft
signs in comer worth $4, do'V"
26-ineh, largo size, double satin dinner
napkinB, worth $10, at dr Aft
por dozen QO.VV
TOWELS.
Me Initial TomHn, l!5( Good iiuultty, large
bIzo, Pin Huck Towels with any Initial nfi'
In borders, at, each , 4iOC
Diiihlci Ply Until TowcIh or Turkish Face Towtls
- Lnrgo, heavy 25c gradu; on sala i r
nt IOC
HemstltclUMl Damask Towels Very protty pat
ternsregular 20 cent vuluos, on ini
solo at 1C
CJood 'Quality Huck Towel Largest nlVe,
firmly woven red or plain white - g
borders, 15c and 2Qc values, at, each llC
BED SPREADS
Finest Marseilles Bed Spreads Made
iu England, with plain hems or scal
loped, embroidered borders regularlv
sol 1 for $7.50- to $1 2.S0 ; d r A A
splendid valueH, nt each VwWV
Large Size Scalloped Bed Spreuds -With
cut corners and bolster cover o
pillow throw tc. match (Pr rr
special, at per st tPJtR
; Marseilles Pattern Bed Spreads Good
1 quality, firmly woven, worth flO
$1.50, on sale, at each , . v0,
WASH Extra quality Turkish wash
CLOTHS eloths; 7c values, at..2M;C
PILLOW TUBING.
15-inoh, Round Thread, Pure
Linen Pillow Tubing Worth
98c a yard,
at a yard
IfMiit Crash Tmvcllnjr Kxtra heavy,
pure linen toweling, actually i i
worth 20c, at, a yard l'2'C
lH-ln. Heavy, Unlilcnched Iiinen Crash
Toweling Worth 10c, on sale
t at, tho yard ,. .. . DC
59c
29c M
TABLE DAMASK
Merc-ci'lzeil Table Dninnsk A CS-ln. width of
fine weave, that always sells for 50c,
at, tho yard ;
Closely Woven Mercerized Damask Our best
72-m. grade, easily worth 75c, on Cfk
salo at, tho yard t, . OUC
Sliver Illcacheil .Table Damask For hotel, res
taurant and boarding house use very JQ
serviceable tho Jl quality, at, yd.. 05C
Heavy Pure Irish Linen, Double Satin Dainnsk
In beautiful floral and conventional designs,
worth t$2, on Balo at, the (j 9
SPECIAL BARGAINS $R JANUARY SALES
Thousands of yards
dress prints In light,
medium and dark
fast colorings, fancy
figures, Btripes and
checks, special, per
yard
4k
42 and 45-ln. Pil
low Cases, all well
known brunds, In
cluding tho amous
Woarwoll quality;
18 and 20c aro rog.
prices, January salo
price, oach
12c
25c Yarn Dyed Mercerized Poplins, 15c the Yard.
No fabric is better made or more desirable for street or party frocks; comes hi all
shades including evening tints'. This well known fabric is advertised and sold
all over tho country at 25e a yard. During pur January m
sale it will be priced at, yard I
Three-quarter width
Bleachod Muslin, soft
finish as long as
four ..cases laBt, they
will be sold at, tho
yard
35c
Plain ami Fancy Whlto
fioods, Novelty Lawns,
DattsteB, Piques, Mar
quisettes, India Lin
ons, etc., In waist nnd
dress lengths, worth to
15c, nt, per yard
7k
-15, 42, J JO-In. Uleachod
Pillow Tubing, one of
thu best standard New
England brands-would
sell at lCc, 18c, 20c;
spcc'l tablo. opp. Mus
lin Dept., at, yard
121
Vnrl Wide Long Cloth,
Nainsook, Lonsdale,
Fruit of tho Loom,
Wnuinsutta and other
fine muBllns In perfect
mill lengths, on Bar
gain Square, yard
7k
32-ln. B o o k f o 1 d
Dress Ginghams and
32-ln. Cham bray
Gipghams positively
worth 12 yd.
during January sale
In urr bolts or dress
lengths at, yard
Imported Madras,
finest Imported
woven madras
white and colored
grounds with black
and colored woven
stripes 35c would
be a low figure, yd.,
15c
NEW EMBROIDERIES and LACES SBIrS
SAMPLE STRIPS EMBROIDERIES I French and German VaJ. Laces and
iivo aua o-yara strips ot embroideries
and insertions up to 8 inches wide.
Fresh, crisp embroidering in n great
variety of now patterns worth up to 12V4c
Cambric and Convent Hand Loom
Embroidery Edgings -- In eyelet and
blind designs, from 4 to 10 inches wide
2 big lots, worth from 15c to 25c
on bargain squnre 4 AA 4 r
JLVU-JLtfl,
a,yry:ara.t.?.,..t"..34C, 5C & 7iC
Insertions Piatt vals, cluny curtain
laces, French cotton torchons and
insertions many to match worth
10o, on bargain square, r
at yard dC
FRIDAY'S SHOE BARGAINS
Women's Shoe Odds and ends from lines selling for
3, $3.50 and M a pair, mostly small sizes, hut all slieB
In one style or auothoi? In dull calt, tan calf, patent
leather and patent leather with white topB good shoes
in all tho newest lasts splendid values at, ti nn
a pair , jSp X i0
Women' and MCn's Slumber Slippers 50c grade, 25i
Women's, Misses' nod Children's Felt and Crochet Slip
pers QddB and ends of very handsome slippers that
have been selling for 50c to 11.50, at..25 and 50
Hoys' Shoes Made from soft chrome patent leathers
with dull calf tops and good serviceable soles regular
12 values at, pair 81.40
WOMEN'S
Odd Belts
Patent, leather In all
colors, nlBo elastic
and suede belts,
worth up to 25c and
50(j special on big
bargain tablelo tho
bnBoraont, at, each
5c
SILK FLOSS PILLOWS
8PKCIAL SALE IN AItT DEPARTMKNT Main Fluor
Regular 39e, 18-inch Silk Floss Pillows, at 29c
Regular 49c, 20-iuch Silk Floss Pillows, at 39c
Regular 59c, 22-inoh Silk Floss Pillows, at 49c
Regular 69c, 24-inch Silk Floss Pillows; at 59c
Regular 79c,- 26-inch Silk Floss Pillows, at 69c
Size 18x24-inch Silk Floss Pillows,' at.... 49c
Saturday Any Man's Hat In our ontlre stock (Stetson's
excepted) for gj 25
KruqTheater
MM&MM Todar. 8i39t MWnt, 1130
S&A.XCK BAZXB an Xar
Friday Night The Cow h try Store
SPECIAL ADVANCE NOTICE NEXT MONDAY, JAN. 6, WE INAUGURATE OUR
January Sale of Muslin Underwear
Thousands of garmeuts assembled through our Paris representatives and our New York office expressly for this sale.
The varieties are greater, the qualities better and the values more remarkable than we have over offered before.
BRANDEIS STORES OMAHA
JANUARY SALE FFESJNGS
Friday Means a Big Saving in Price Without Sacrificing of
Stylo or Quality.
Scores of
Other
Specials
Not
Only a
Few of
Many
Specials
Mentioned
Advertsied
Wonderful Lace Bargains Friday
Beautiful Venice Bands
that sell regularly to
$1.25 a yard, will be on
sale at yard 39c
Extra Wide Venice
Bands in a b6autiful line
of patterns, values up to
$2, at yard 49c
' ZION CITY LACES AT JUST HALF
5c Zion City laces, yd. 2Vc15c Zion City laces, yd. 7 Vc
10c Zion City laces, yd.. .5ci20c Zion City .laces, yd.. 10c
25c Zion City laces, nt yard
..12
A big line of Val, Torchon and Clunv laces at special
bargain prices for Friday.
Men's, women's and Ohil
dren's Furnishings at leas
than half regular retail
worth.
Men's Women's and Chil
dren's winter underwear
of all kinds at less than
half regular price.
Thousands of Yards of Beautiful Silks
That sold up to 75c yard nearly
color and weave in lengths from one
they must be closed out
quiekly"nnd will go at
choice
every imaginable
to ten yards
1 8c and 28c
OUR JANUARY LINEN SALE
Grass bleached, pure linen Irish satin damask, $1.60 values, yd. 1
imported mercerized satin damasK, iun bieacnca, ouc values, at tne
yard
394
Gress bleached, pure Irish satin damask, full width, $2.00 values,
at yard SI. 25
Dew bleached, satin damask, union linen, 6S-lnch, worth $1,00, at
per yard 5Q
Pure Irish, grass bleached, satin damask, $2.50 values, yd SI, 50
Unhommed pattern tablo cloths, $1.50 values, each 85!i
Uhhemmed pattern table cloths, $1.75 values, each S1.00
Unhemmed pattern table cloths, $3 values, each S1.98
Unhemmed pattern tablo cloths, $4 values, each S2.50
Unhemmed pattern table cloths, $6 values, each 83.25
JANUARY SALE OF REMNANTS
Of all kinds of Wash Goods, Flannels, Flannellettes and other seis--onablc
merchandise off the bolt at about cost to manufacture in
Domestic Koom.
Remnants of Tlannellettes, good weight, 10c values
Remnants of Outing Flannels, light and dark colors, 10c val 65fcd
Remnants of G-lnch Percales, good pattern, 10c values. .. .7it
Remnants of Gingham apron checks, 7c values 5j
Remnants of Dress Ginghams, 12 values 7?i
Remnants of 25c Poplins, good colors 15
Remnants of Wash Goods, an assorted lot, worth to 1.5c 5
Shirting Ginghams, 32 Inches wide, 15c values 10b
West Wind MubIIh, 36 Inches wide, 9c value 494
size Bed Spread, M. A. Rogers, 75c values 59
58-lnch bleached Table Damask, 29c value 19fi
72x90 ready-made Sheets, 50c values 39J
Large size Cotton Blankets or Comforters, $1.25 values 95
Anthracite Blue Prints, 6c values 3Vs
Roachdale, 9-4 unbleached sheeting, 20c value lGHd
Friday's Specials in
Women's Cloaks
and Suits
Half Price-Domestic Room
Women's long Caracul coats,
$15 values $8.50
Women's winter Suits, good
styles and colors, values to
$13.50 S6.25
One-piece Dresses, Serges, Cor
duroys and Messallnes; well
made and good styles, values
to $9.50 S3.98
Children's Winter Coatsfvaluea
to $3, ages from 3 to G
years, special SI. 50
Chlldrens Winter Dresses, all
good colors ad styles, values
to $1.50 79d
January Clearance Sale
Sfaple and Fancy
Notions
Gold 13yo Needles, paper. .
Large papers of Pins, at .
Cotton Tapes, all sizes, roll
Hair Pins, per bunch l
5c Pearl Buttons, doz. . . 2))
5c Brass Safety Pins, pupor
or 2J6
5 Brass Hooks and Eyes 2$2i
10c metal Back Combs. .4 $ A
20c Children's Hose Supporters
or
20c Rick-Rack Braid oJS
20c Dress Shields, at oji
Embroidery edges and Insert-
ings, 5 and G yard strips, at
ynrd 5i
-S
Friday's Specials in Our Domestic Room
Rnu' mnA If n'e MAihtmm
uvj aim ifivii i wining
Boys' Suits in all sizes, extra pair of pants, well made and
good styles, values $3.00, at $1.95
Men's Suits, good winter weight and styles; assorted col
ors; values to $12.00, at 6.50
Boys' Knickerbocker Pants, all sizes, assorted colors, val
ues to 75c, at 45c
Read Hayden's Big January Grocery Opening Sale
Involo takn and mvmrI llne wa aro overloaded oa will be old nnrd.
ib ot coat. Oar aim haa always been, "Tne People, Sot the Trnata or
leaa
CouVblnatlona." ,
31 lba. Beat Oranalated Sugar . .91.00
4S-lb. sacka best lilKh grade Diamond
H Flour made from the belt se
lected wheat, uml nothing liner for
bread, pies or cakes per sack Sl.lO
10 bra neat-'Km-AU. Diamond C or
I.enox Soap ..... 2S0
10 cakes Slllxo Scourlnjr Soap ...,25o
0 cans Lu Iu Scourinff Soap It beat
the Dutch 25o
4 lbs. fancy Japao nice, lOo quality,
for a5
10 lbs. best White or Vellow Corn
ineal for "'o
5 lbs. best Rolled Breakfast Oatmeal
for 350
8 cans beat Domestic. Oil or Mustard
Sardines for 3So
Jellycon or Jello, pkir. 7,4o
nrape-Nuta. packace loo
The Best Soda or Oyster Crackers.
per pound ,..6Ho
Toasted- Corn Flakes, pkg BMo
4 cans fancy Sweet SuKar Corn ..SSe
2-lb. cans fancy String. Green or
Uma Beans IHo
Gallon cans Golden Table Syrup 35o
Dried Fruit BpeoUla tor Pudding,
Plea and Cakes.
Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb. ,
Fancy Mulr reaches, lb. ....
S-Chown Muscatol Cooking
for
California Seedlesa Ralaina, lb. ,.7,o
California Italian Prunes, lb. . .7hio
Mince Meat, Diamona v, or it, per
package 8Vo
Mooiird Italslns. package So
i'ancy Kvaporatcd Raspberries. !u.35o I
lOo
Ralslna
7Ho
Tho best Lemon. Orange or Citron
1'cel, per pound ao
Now York Pure Apple Cider, gallon
ror 23c
EQOS EQOS EOOS
"We Broke tho Combine In Hggt.
The best No. 1 storage eggs, doz,17U0
The best No. 1 strictly fresh, nothing
better for 30 or 35c doz.. here, SSo
The best Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk, per pound 370
The best Country Creamery Butter
per pound 30
Tho best No. 1 Dairy Butter, lb., 25c
THE VEGETABLE MARKET OF
OKAHA.
Saves the Peopls from 80 to 100
The best Red' Ulver Early Ohio Pota
toes and give 15 lbs. to pack ..ISO
Demand 15 lbs., the law requires it
Fancy cooking Apples, li lbs, to the
Peck, at .... .300
Freh Beets. Carrots, Turnips or
Shallots, per bunch 43
- i- e Tomatoes, pound ....loo
Fancy California Cauliflower, lb. 7Wo
ancy Spinach, per peck 150
Large Oiunches Fresh Radishes, ,.40
2 heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce, So
Large Itaad Lettuce. "He and ...,tc
hunches fresh Parsley .... go
Old Beets. Carrots, Turnips "or
i-aranlli . lb. m0
'jirgo Grape Fruit. arh s
Large juicy Lerr.xns. dozen soo
Fancy Lata Dutch Cabbage, lb. le
KiantAND NAVEL OKAKQES
The Orange of Quality and the pride
of California, per doz. ISo, aoc, aso
300
Try Hayden's First
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