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THE TIKE: OMAHA, KBIDAV, .IANTARV 10, HU3.
!ff
$
4
4
4
4
4
4
SPECIAL
(In Basement)
Jlucfc Towels -up
to 10c,
basement
each ,
- Worth
in the
4c
FRIDAY, THE BIGGEST BARGAIN DAY OF OUR
GPAT JANUARY SALES
Thousnnds of short pieces, remnants and odd lots of desirable winter merchandise,
left from last week's selling, will be cleared awny Friday nt sensationally small prices.
SPECIAL BARGAIN ATTRACTIONS IN THE BASEMENT
Yard wide, light
and dark style,
drees percales;
not one pretty
pattern is miss
ing; at yd., 8V&C
r.H-inch, heavy un
bleached sheeting
2 widths make
large, extra wear
ing sheets; sale
price, per yard,
at Gc
Fine quality, white
and colored pique
in dress lengths;
values up to 25o;
on sale, at per
yard 15c
Linon finished
suiting, one yard
wide remnants
of the 15c grade;
on Bargain
Square, per yard,
at
Brown Linen Orash
For kitchen use the
17-int'h width special,
at per
yard
3l2c
Manufacturer's Sample Strips of Beautiful
Cambric and Muslin Embroidery Edgings
and Insertions to 5 inches wide
many worth 10t';
main floor, at, yd.
3V2c
SATURDAY-
Any Man's Overcoat or
Suit in Our Entire Stock
Regardless of former selling
price they have been selling
regularly at $25, $30, $35 and
even $40 your choice at
A CLEAN UP OF ODDS AND ENDS
DRESS GOODS, SILKS AND VELVETS
Popular weaves in serges, whipcords, novelty suitings and
Broadcloths - double widths in, 2 Ms to 7- 4T
yard lengthy, worth up to $1; 1 fcC
on bargain square, at yard
Ilomnnnls of all wool challies in dots, stripes and borders
many match up; at the yard 15c'
nemnanta of All Wool
Coating, in lengths
up to 4 ynrdn
worth up to 7Q-,
?2, at, yard.. JC
Drum Goods Kotn
nanU, worth up to
86c, In tho basemont
at tho OCkf
yard siC
CLEAN UP OF SILK REMNANTS at 25o, 39c, 49c
Several hundred yards of black and colored silks, mes
salines, chiffon taffetas, fauoy silks, black and colored vel
vets, etc., at ronr of silk jmle.
Fancy Dress Silks
Beautiful patterns,
worth $1.00; at a
yard 50c
Yard
dress
worth
yard
CLEAN UP SALE
SHOES
Main Floor Old Store
Broken Lines and Samples
Women's Shoes
Worth up to 4 aq
$5.00 a pair, at. . . "O
Included In this splendid croup
are high cut 10-inch shoes for
women, in tan or dull calfskin,
Ticl kid, patent loatber.
oatber, 98
velvet and satin
at, pair, . . .
Men's $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes
at $1.98
Patent leatbor, tan calf, gun metal
and vicl kid, button or lace styles
-with newest toes none worth
less than 3 many 4Q1
worth 3.60 and $4, all VI
sizes and widths, pair...'
NEXT MONDAY
We offer the eutlre surplus stock of renmauta of
SILKS, DRESS GOODS and VELVETS
From tho Morris Woolf Silk Co., Chicago,
At About Ouc-Httlf tho Actual Value.
"White crepeB, soft,
mercerized finish
for -waists, dresses
and fine undor
muslins; at per
yard 7V&C
Sateens in mill
lengths for lining
purposes all the
popular shades
worth 18o; o n
sale, per vard,
at 7Vic
5-
SPECIAL SALE
Redland's California Oranges
The famoun Rono brand and Camellia
brand Navel Oranges, "the bent of
the best." On sale all day Friday,
in the baBoment, at, each 1
Medium and Wide Convent and Cambric
Embroidery Edgings Also 17-ineh. em
broidered Cambric and Muslin Flouncings j
worth up to 2oc; main floor, '
ntayard XC
and Sc
$
Short Remnant of
Preis Goods, Manu
facturers' Samples,
Etc., In bano- -g
mcnt at .... 1 vC
wide, , black
mcsBalinoff,
$1.00; at a
69J
Beautiful black silk
suitings and coat
ings, p o r ynrd,
at 39c
Special Demonstration of the
"Free" Sewing Machine
it is poor economy to
bring any but tho very
best sowdng machine
into the home. Tho
"Free" runs lighter
than any other machine,
thuB doing more work
or tho smno amount in
Iobs time. It makes on
absolutely porfeot stitch
bocauso it is the orW
machine with an abso
lutory perfect food. It
is the ideal machine for
mother, wifo or sistor.
Friday we offer a beauti
ful, splendidly built ma-
2K.fr... $18.50
lOo bottlM Machine
Needle,
Obzen
each . .
Oil Cn
-J
for.
wu
Saturday Our Annual January Sale of
Women's Tailored and Lingerie Waists.
Thousands of beautiful Chiffon. Silk, Net
and Lingerie Waists in advance season styles go
on sale at to M their regular Values.
FRIDAY
SPECIAL
(In noAcmmt)
Mercerized Table
Damask In 1V4 to
6-yd. IcnpthB;
worth to 60c, af
at, a yard. . . . v
Remnants of plain
and fancy white
goods that an1
slightly mussed,
will be. sold, at a
yard SVC
Mattress ticking in
fancy colored and
striped patterns
the 12lc grade,
from the bolt;
on
sale, at per
yard
54-inch, Extra Heavy,
Double Face Table Pad
ding Usually sold for
60c; at a tn
yard tl
1
(Fur and Fur Lined
Coats Excepted)
Friday Main Floor.
Sale of Notiins
.lannnned Metal Mafl noxen
--Arranged for papers and
padlock
at
10c
Dustles Mops Cleans and
pollfihes;bls vol- jf
ues at . . . mOC
Chadwlck's ahd Jobn J.
Clark's beat 6-cord thread,
3 spools
, for ,
10c
Serpentine Collar Supports
at - cards r?
for
oc
27-inoh to 40-inch
wash fabrics -
worth up to 75c, at
a ivurd 25c
worth
:5c
lo
25c Machine Belts
I Oo
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Important
Changes in Time-
ROOKY MOUNT ADX LIMITED to Denver, Colorndo
Springs and Pueblo, will leave Omaha at 11:17 p. m
instead of 10:47 p. m.
ROOKY MOUNTAIN LIMITED to Chicago will leave
Omaha at 3:05 a. m instead of 12:20 a. m.
OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS EXPRESS will leavo
Omahasat 4:15 p. m., instead of 4:40 p. m., arriving
Fort Worth 7:45 p. m., following day, instead of
8:30 p. m.
CHICAGO-NEBRASKA LIMITED will continue to
leavo Omaha at 0:08 p. in., arriving Chicago 8:09 a. m.
J.
SNOW AND ICE
AT miS SJ3ASON OF THE YEAR., WHEN
THE GKOUND AND STREET OAR PLAT
FORMS ARE APT TO BE COVERED WJTll
SNOW OR ICE, ESPECIAL CARE SHOULD
BE TAKEN BY PASSENGERS IN GET
TJNG ON AND OFF OARS.
REMEMBER"-
Omaha and Council Bluffs
Street Railway Co.
What Happened to Jones
was simply tills: He had an
evening onRngcmont and could
not possibly got homo to sup
per. But he was soon about
ti-.UO at the
WOODMEN CAFETERIA
,14th and PaWiam St.
AMI JIKMEVTS.
OMAHA'S TVTt OXMTEK"
jo xurtir off "oziroxR aiKz.s"
Omaha's Own
Boy Actor
Ed Lee Wroth
SXTXATAOANSA A9B VAUDEVXLI.B
Krank Wakefield, Jans I.a Ueu, Alplno
Quartet anrt Qlnxery, Snappy Beauty
Chorup. Best tHin-Muslc Show In '.'own.
Z.adls' Sim Matlaeo Sally
"Worth Climbing- the Kill."
Bally Mat., lOo
SrgS., 5-10-200
BOtjeXJMI BT. AT SIOKTXBBTTX
Kytona Tandarille includes "Warren &
lirocKwiy, Hnaie
Koyor; Bxcela &
Frank; Alexander &
Beldlnir: IYiacary.
(Slant Show
at
Swarf Price
lUymond' A Hall. Hlpposcope Pictures,
rzorn a to s: at 7 aad 9 9. U. Dally.
Matinee Ivery Say 8il5 Every lTlyht
8:10 Adranoed TaodeTllle.
Thli Wek BLANCIIS WALSH Jk Wllus A
Co. Lrdl Brrr- Ilrbrt'a Loop-th-Loof and
Ltlni CanlnwQrult Kmmatt it Co. Owtn
Clirk S14ar Btxltr. rrlixi! MtUn. Oilltrj,
1C belt uiU 15c, txcept Siturdmr anil Suodir
Mlkt, J0. Ue, Mc, Tie.
Hayden Bros.' Meat Dept.
Is Ntw OwRtd ni CHsiited by Thtm
All Mea.ts, Pish, Bacon, Hams, Etc., are of tho very best qual
ity and the prices are in accordance with our noted trust busting
Grocerj' department.
PISH I PXBHI PISK TOX, PBEDAY
Krh Halibut, not frozen, lb. 17Uo
Pike or Pickerel, lb.
. . 18o
.17Wo
. 7tJo
I6o
,134o
...16o
Trout, per lb
KresU Herring, per lb
FYefth, Halmon, per lb. .
Fresh Flounder, per lb. .
Finnan Ilaildle, smoked, lb.
Smoked Wilte Klsh, lb. ..
KtpperMl Salmon, lb
, . .20c
Smoked Btlirgeon, lb.
85o
Fortune or succeus have' often
come through a little want ad.
Have you read the want ads
yet today?
via Rock Island Lines
Effective Sunday, January 12th.
S. McNALLY, D. P. A.,
14th and Parnam Sts.,
Omaha, Neb.
Wait until the car stops!
Get off the right way!
A 81 US KM KNTS,
BRANDEIS THEATER
Tonight, Saturday and Sunday.
Matinee Saturday.
The mnslcal race of two continents
MADAJIK SHKItltr
Big- Cast and Frodnotlon
Monday Nlg-flt Only,
Prltil Soheff In THE LOVE WAOEK.
Tnoaday, 3 Says OYPST X.OVB
BOYD'S 1,000 Seats, 25c
Tonlf-ut, Sat. Mat and Nliht,
The Vaufhan Qlaacr Players In
THE GREAT DIVIDE
Hzt Wk "Tin tottery Uftn."
Krug Theater
Mat. Today, 3130 Wight, 8:30
THE PACEMAKERS
A REAX, SHOW
Country Store Prtday Right
ladles' Sally Slme Matinee.
The Tuesday Morning Musical Club
Presents
MAX LANDOW
In Piano Xecltal, at the
V. W. C. A. AUDITOIUUM
TBir&SBAT BVENIlfO, JAXT. 9, 1913.
Besenred Seats 81.00. How selling
at Kayden Bros.' and A. Kospe's
Muslo Departments.
Hiuoked. stripped boneless H'er-
rlnsr, per lb. l7o
Smoked Halmon, per lb 23o
Salt 'Markeral. each . . , .10o
Salt Whttn Fish, per lb So
tialt Herring. for &o
V No. 1 Codfish middles, lb. ,.16o
Bnlk Oysters, Prlday, quart... 38o
Watch Friday evening papers
for Katurday'n big special.
DON'T MISS BARGAIN FRIDAY
A General Clear
ance of All Item
nants of Stocks
and Odd Lots.
Remarkabli Clearanei Bargains ii Silks
Hundreds of Silk Remnants in both plain and novelty weaves, 1 to 5
yard lengths that sold up to 60c a yard, i Q
on sale to close, Friday, at, the yard IOC
Thousands of yards of beautiful silks that sold at 75c to $t.26 a
yard, 20 to 36 Inches wide In a broad assortment of heautlful
weaves and colorings, broken lines from our QQrt-ylQ-regular
stock, marked to close, at yard .OOC-flOC
85c lining satins, 36 Inches wide; Just 6 pieces in this E5fs;r
small lot; white, brown, tan and gray; to close, at yard. . OUC
Yard-wide dress messallnes and taffetas; 20 pieces that sell nrn
regularly at $1 and ?1.26 a yard; to close, at yard..,.. . f Ov
January Linen
Specials
Pure linen, hemmed buck tow
els, worth 50c, each.... 25(J
Puro linen, hemmed huck tow1
els, worth 29c, each.,..15
Celebrated "Rub Dry," full size
towels, worth 45c, each 25c
Uarnslcy glass and huck towol
ing, worth 17 'Ac, yard, 10c
Extra size, cream or whlto
Turkish towels, worth 69c, at
each 35c
Full size, twisted thread, Turk
ish towels, worth 45c, each
at 22c
Cream or white, heavy Turkish
tovfrels, worth 35c, each 19c
f
A Gnat Uiderpricing of Wto! Dress Fabnos
300 remnants of wool dress goods in wanted weaves and colorings,
that sold to 59c a yard; some aro slightly soiled; Q
to close Friday, in one lot, at yard IOC
54-Inch fancy suitings, handsome' "weaves and colorings, AO.
that sold to $1.25 a yard; 15 pieces to choose from, at, yd.l K5C
$1.25 and $.1.50 wool suitings, Vicunas, diagonals, etc.; not aU col
ors, but tho greatest lot of value ever offered at aq
this price; 52 and 54 inches wide, at yard. . . . vOC
Rousing Specials
Remnants of flannellettes, good
weight, 9c value 6;ac
Remnants of apron check ging
ham 7c values 5c
Remnants of 36-lnch percales,
values to 12 He 7JC
Remnants of outing flannels, 9c
values, at 6Hg
Remnants of curtain scrim, 15c
values, at . . 10c
Remnants of dress ginghams,
12c values 7&C
Black sateen, 30 inches wide, 18c
values 12 c
Poplins, plain and striped, all the
Furnishing Goods
Men' extra quality flannel shirts
In blue," Brujv tan or lirown.
worth to J 3, on Hale, fl48, !)8o
Men'x and boys' swmiter coats In
eray or colors, worth to $1; on
sale at 68o
airns anil boys' ontlnc flannel
night Hhlrts, aJl sizes; worth $1.
an sale, nt 49c
Boys' coorl, heavy, fleece llneil
union suits, all sizes: on sale,
nt 39o
Men's fine wool and fleece lined
union suits; worth to J2.R0, jto
at S1.45, 980, 780
Indies' extra quality union suits
In wove or fleece lined; worth to
S3, go at . .' Sl.SO, 98o, 75c
bH dies' and children's union suits,
all sizes, worth 75c, at 35o
Men's Bopd, heavy, f loeco lined and
Jersey ribbed shirts and drawers,
worth, to $1, at 49o, 33o
Blankets and Comforters
Good size, tan cotton blankets,
good weight, .fancy borders;
$1.25 values, for 05 e
Extra large size, well made, good
weight, cotton blankets; good
$2.50 values, for $1.05
Boys' and Men's Clothing
Men's Suits, an assorted te
lot, values to $10, at.. fD
Roys' Knee Pants, assorted col
ors and sizes,
values to 75o, at . aTTwC
Boys' Suits, large assortment
of colors and sizes, some have
extra pair of pants, t 05
values to $2.95. . . . J 1
Odd lot of boys' Overcoats, ages
from 10 to lti;, browns and
grays; values tO50
$5.00, at
pc
HAYDEN 'S BIG SPECIAL
A Saving of 5 to 50
21 lbs. Best Granulated Susar ....81
10 bars I.enox, Beat 'Km All or Dia
mond C Soap, for 33o
8 lbs. Best llolled Breakfast Oatir rrl,
for 35o
7 lbs. Best Bulk Laundry Starch. .ao
4 lbs. I'lancy Japan Hire 35o
10 IbB. Best While or Yellow Corn
meal for 17Ho
The Best Domestic Macaroni, Spu-
Khettl or Vermicelli, pkR 7iio
3 packages On Tlnio Starch lOo
2-lb. cans Fancy Sweet Sugar Corn,
for 6i4o
2- lb. cans Wax, String-, Green or Limn
Beans for 7o
3- lb. cans Golden Pumpkin, Hominy
or Squash, for 7Ho
2-lb, rails Solid Packed Tomatoes,
for 10o
The best Soda or Oyster Crackers,
per lb 8Vio
Peter's Breakfast Cocoa. Ib 20o
Pint Jars Pure Strained Honey... 36o
5 cans Oil or Mustard Sardines. .35o
1-lb. cans assorted Soups 7V4o
Grape Nuts, package lOo
Corn Flakes Breakfast Food, pkg. 0Ho
The best Tea Slf tings, lb lOo
Golden Santos Coffee, lb 35o
Butter, Cheese, Effg-s and ButUrla.
The best Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk, per lb. 37c
The best Country Creamery Butter,
lb 300
The best Dairy Butter, per lb.... 35s
2 lbs. good Butterlne 3Bo
1 lb. Rood table Butterine... 17tto
Prices neprcsent.
Bnt a Very small
Part o f Their
Worth.
Lace Curtains
Odd pairs of lace curtains,
at . ,98c, $1.45, $1.75
On!y 1 to S pairs of a kind come
In -nlilt ecru and creum. Pretty
patterns, values up to 18.00 a pair.
Odd curtains, 'worth to
$1.25 a pair, on sale, at
pair ............ .19c
Colored curtain scrims,
regular 25 c a yard value,
at yard ...12145
Full size couch covers,
great snap, each. . . ,98c
Drapery remnants of all
kindB, to 45o a yard val
ues, at yard 5c
t Domestic Room
best colors, 25c values... 15c
Robo Land fleece for kimonos
and bath robes, 29c value, 19c
Scotch and Shepherd plaids, 15c
values :... 10
Wjest Wind muslin, 38 inches
wide, 7 He values 4?C.
Pillow cases, well made, size
42x36, 12 He values 10c
18-inch brown crash toweling,
m 8 He values 5c
Moonlight pillow casing; 45
lnche wide, 15c value. . , .10c
Ready-Made sheets, 72x90, 50c
values 30c
Women's Suits, Coats
and Drassis
Women's lonsr Caracul Cloth Coat,
all well made and sood styles;
values up to H, at 53.35
Women's Winter Suits, all rood
styles, assorted colors anril ntzs;
values to $K. ., ...M.as
One-piece dresses aerices, r.ordu
royjs and mix t urea; values to S.
at $3.08
Women's house dresses and wrap
pers, all well made, good styles
and colors; values to $1.60.,8(o
Children's winter dresses, fancy
plaids, good styles; values to
ll.GO, at 790
Children's bearskin hoods, worth
29c, for 19o
Large size comforters, good, me
dium weight, colors and pat
terns, $1.25 values, for .j. 05c
Well made, hand knottod com
forters, filled with good quality
of cotton; $2.50 values 81.05
Staple and Faney Notions
at Half and Less
Hump Hooks and Kyes, card. ...lo
Invisible Hair Pins. pkg ....lo
SI Pearl Buttons, dor av&o
6c Brass Safety Pins, cardoOVjo
5c Toilet Pins, paper ..bUo
UOO yds Sewlnir Thread, spool 3o
10c Collar Supporters, each. .'.4Ho
lOo Metal Back Corr.'bs, at.,.4o
10c Needle Books, each 4Uo
10c and JEc Iaces, yard Co"
Cotton Clunys, I.lnen and Cot
ton Torchon and Point die Paris
Laces and lnsertlns-n. Inrlinl,l
V J
GROCERY SALE FRIDAY
to the People of Omaha
1-lb. bricks fancy table Butterlne,
equal to creamery butter, per lb. 3So
Full Cream, Young- America, N. y
White or Wisconsin Cream Cheese!
per pound , a8o
Full ream, Brick Cheese, lb. ... .lBo
Oranges. Oranges. Oranges. Oranges.
The healthiest fruit grown to eat
this time of the year.
Thursday we are going to make a
special sale on 200 and 216 sizes
regular 20c and 2Sc sizes, sale price
per dozen ijJ
288 size, regular 16c sellers, sale'nrlce
per dozen . . . . i
These are all Highland Navels', thn
finest, richest flavored and sweetest
orange grown.
THE VBOSTABI.B MARKET OP
OMAHA.
Saves ttat Paopls from 60 per cent to
100 per oent.
The best lted Ulver Early Ohio Pota.
toes and give 16 lbs. to peck., .,15a
Demand 16 lbs., the law requires It.
Fancy Cooking Apples, 12 lbs. to the
peck, at aoc
Fresh Beets, Carrots, Turnips of Shal
lots, per bunch' 0
Fancy ripe Tomatoes, lb , . ioo
Fancy California Cauliflower, lb. 7ic
Fresh Spinach, per peck is0
Large butjehes fresh Radishes, , , .4a
2 heads fresh Leaf Lettuce. ,6o
Large Head Lettuce, 7 He and,... Do
3 bunches fresh Parsley so
Large Grape Fruit, each ...,5c
(
"ay. Try Hayden's First
it
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