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TUB BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1914.
Here's News of the January Clearing Sale Starting Friday Telling of
Seasonable and Dependable Merchandise at Greatly Reduced Prices
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We Never Disappoint
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Stylish Colored Dress Goods
at Clearing Sale Prices
, Occurring" a3 it does, only once a year, the opportunity-should
not be missed.
Each reduction is, guaranteed to be exactly as stated
$1.06 Mixe Dress Gods, 59c yard.
$2.0D Mixed Velour Cord, $1.19 yard.
$2.25 English Diagonals, illuminated, $1.39 a yard.
$2.50 Changeable Suitings, $1.39 a yard.
$3.25 Imported Eponge, illuminated, $1.98 a yard.
$3.50 new Eponge, $lv98 a yard.,
$4.00 Brocho Motalasse Eponge, $1.98 a yard.
$4.25 Imported Novelties, $2.29 a yard.
Hundreds of other equally good styles and values
can't be mentioned here.1 - '''
Clearing Sale of Lace Curtains
Wo din't sort out ajfew soiled or old style curtains
for this sale wo reduce the price of every pair in stock,
including Brussels Net, .Gluny, Lacet, Arabian, Duchess,
Cablo Net, Antique, Nottingham and Macrame.
Only a few of the hundreds of different styles and
bargains are mohtiondd here.
$12.50 Curtains, pr., $9.95
$10.00 Curtains, pr.,$7.95
$7.50 Curtains, pr., $595
$5.00 Curtains, pr., $3:95
.$3.50 Curtains, pr., $2.45.
$2.50 Curtains, pr., $1.95.
$2.00 Curtains, pr., $1.65
$1.50 Curtains, pair.. .95c
Great Semi-Annual Clearance of AIlMillinery
Every Trimmed Hat in Our Stock at Great Reduction.
! "Women's Wearing Apparel
In the January Clearing Sale
Tomorrow, Friday, we commence our Semi-Annual
clearing sale of all the finest grades and most
beautiful styles of
High Class Tailored Suits, Afternoon
. and Evening Dresses, also lOOO Coats
in Velvet, Plush, both plain and Brocaded, Chinchilla,
Persian Coats, Broadcloth Coats, and many others of
new and fashionable fabrics.
All the goods we place on sale are our own regu
lar stock; every garment has been made to our own or
der; ever one is of the latest and most advanced style.
At the reduced prices we shall sell everything for
Friday; we know it will merit your attention.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
We Never Disappoint
Bed Blankets and Comforters
Greatly reduced prices on all Cotton Blankets,
Woolen Blankets, Cotton Comforters, Docon Comforters.
Now is the time to save money on reliable blankets and
comforter.a
Our January Sale of Muslin Sheeting, Sheets and
Pillow Cases, etc., starts MONDAY, JANUARY 12th. It
will pay you to wait. We never disappoint.
January Clearing Sale of
Kimonas, House Dresses, Wool Skirts, Aprons
1IASI3MEXT READY-TO-WEAR. SECTION
SEPARATE SKIRTS Serges, whipcords and diagonals; regularly
$5.00, fcnlo price, S1.08.
KIMONOS Swan's down and fleeced; good colors and styles; val
ues to 9U.no, Bale price 89d.
HOUSE DRESSES A Inrgo assortment of both light and dark col
ors; values up to 91.no, snle price 79
IjAHOE COVERALL APRONS Light and dark colors; COc qual
Hies, sale price, 39.
January Clearing Sale of
BED BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Every pair of blankets and every comforter of our choice stock Is
included in this sale. We cannot quote every roduction, but the
price list below will give you an Idea.
60c Gray Cotton Blankets 39c a pair
$1.00 gray, tan or white Cotton Blankets. . $1.48 a pair
$1.75 gray or tan Cotton Blankets $1.48 a pair
$2.50 Plaid Cotton Blankets $1.98 a pair
$3.50 Gray Wool Blankets $2.98 a pair
$4.00 White Wool Blankets $3.29 a pair
$4.50 All Wool gray or tan Blankets $3.69 a pair
$5.00 gray, tan or plaid Wool Blankets $3.98 a pair
We Never Disappoint
Table Damask
85c Bleached Table
Damask, 69c
4U2g Bleachem Table . -
Damask, 89o
$1.50 BletosAedSfable " r
k i&mask, $1.00
$1,75 Bleached Table .' '
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1 m TTpslvv Silver Bleachl
" " " rr'ir
$l.a& Heavy Silver, mmc
D&masK 89a
400 dozen 50c Huck Tow
els, January Sale 0'
Price, each .... Sf.C
Limit one dezen
customer.
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t a
Crash Towelings
18c Fine Glass Te y .
Toweling, 15bi yird'
15c Fino Glass Tea
, Toweling, 12c a yard
15c Heavy Bleached ,
Crash, 12i a yard .
JMc Heavy Bleached
Crash ijo a yard
12o Brewn ,S V
Orashg0.8yardJ
15c Browpf
ash, 10c a-yard
The Foremost Linen Stock in Omaha at Reduced Prices
Our January Saleof Linens More Important than Ever
In announcing this annual sale looked forward to by every woman in Omaha we
are better prepared than ever to offer to our patrons better goods and better values at
greater reductions than have ever before been offered in the West.
Jannarv Sale d Table Cloths I evtd a cnroi ai I Fancy Linen at One-Half Price
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9fc.sa Tablet Clotlu, each St.7
$8.00 Tablo Cloths, jCitf-li
8.80 Table Cloths, each $2.50
1.150 Tablo Cloths, cAch $2.98
$0.00 Table Cloths, each $3.00
$0.00 Tablft Cloths, ach $4.38
$0.75 Table Cloths, each $-1.70
$7.50 Tublo Cloths, each $5.0O
$10:00 Tablo Cloths, at $0.08,1
$13.00 Tablo Cloths, ai $8.80 '
$15.00 Tablo Cloths, at $10.08
$20.00 Tablo Cloths, at $15.00
$25.00 Table Cloths, at $17.50
$50.00 Tablo Cloths, at $37.00
$80.00 Table Cloths, at $05.00
January Sale of Napkins
$1.75 llcninicd Napkins,
$1,10. n dozen
$3.50 Bleached Napkins,
f $2.38 a dozen
$3.70 Bleached Napkins
$2.80 a dozen
$1.00 Bleached Napkins,
$3.00 a dozen
$5.00 Bleached Napkins,
$3.70 a dozen
$0.00 Blenched Napkins,
$4.00 a dozen
$7.5o Blenched Napkins,
$0.00 a dozen
$10.00 Bleached Napkins,
$7.50 a dozen
$00.00 Blenched Nnpkins,
$37.00 a dozen,
January Sale of Turkish Towels
&Sc Turkish Towels, at 10a 1 50c Turkish Towels, at 29c
40c . 'Turkish Towel, at 25j l 70c Turkish Towels, at SOc
x- $1.00 Turkish Towels, at 70q
EXTRA SPECIAL
John S. Brown & Sons'
Napkins
100 dozen $10 Napkins,
January Sale price
$5 a Doz.
200 dozen $4.75 Napkins,
January Sale price
$2.75 a Doz.
Limit, one dozen to a customer.
1,000 YARDS 10c
BROWN CRASH
January Sale Price
5c a yard
All our Madoria and Clunjr Lace Doylies, Center Pieces,
Scarfs, Tablo Cloths, Napkins, Italian Filet Center Pieces,' Scarfs
nnd Tnblo Covers,' at Just, half price.
$70 Italian Pilot
Cover: $37.00
$50.00 CluW Lace
Table Cloth, $20.00
$50 Madoria Tablo
Cloth, $20.00
$20 Italian Filet
Center Piece, $12.00
$30 Cluny Laco
Cloth, $17.00
$30 Maderla
Cloth, $17.50
$25 Cluny Laco
Cloth, $12.00
$20.00 Cluny Laco
Center Tlece, $10.00
$10.00 Cluny Lace
Center Piece, $0.00
$10 Maderla Tea Napkins, per dozen, jefl.00
Sale Hand Embroid'rd Linen 1 i 1 Cases
$2.70 Hand Kmbroldcred Pillow Cases, $1.80 u pair
$0.00 Quality Kmbroidered Pillow Cases, $3.08 a pair
$0.00 Quality Embroidered Pillow Cases, $-1.38 n pair,
$0.70 Quality Embroidered Pillow Cases, $5.00 a pair.
$7.00 Quality Embroidered Pillow Cases, $0.08 a pair.
$8.70 Quality Embroidered Pillow Cases, $0.08 a pair
EXTRA SPECIAL
50 dozen $8.70 ?i Heavy Austrian Bleached Napkins, $0.00 doc
$7.50 Cluny Lace
Center Piece, $3.70
$7.00 Cluny Lace
Center Piece, $3.70
$0.00 Cluny Lace
Center Piece, $3.00
$0.00 Cluny Lace
Center Piece; $2.00
$4.50 Cluny Laco
Center Tlece, $2.25
$3.00 Cluny Lace
Center Pieces, $1.70
$2.00 Cluny Laco
Center Pioces, $1.20
$12 Mndcrln Tea Naps iris,
per dozen, SO.OO
$8.75 Madcria Tr. Napkins,
per dozen, $4,118
50 dozen $5.00
GO dozen $3.70
& IleavV Austrian Napkins, $3.08 a dozea.
Heavy Austrian Napkins, $2.70 a dozen.
HUCK TOWELS
5(K) dozen 12Vc Huck Tow
els, January sale f
price, ecah
Limit, one dozen to a onttomar.
We Never Disappoint
Huck Towels
25c Scalloped Huck
Towels, 19c '
45c Huck Towels, 25c
75c Huck Towels, SOc
$1.0G Huck Towels, 75c
$1,50( Huck, Towels, 41.00 .
Linen Sheets
$15 H. S. Linen Sheets,
S10 a pair
$12 H. S. Linen Sheets,
$8.89 a pair
$8.75 H. S. Linen Sheets,
$6.38 a pair t
$7.50 H. S. Linen Sheets,
$5.98 a pair
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17o Brm i
rfgrateh, 120. a
JANUARY SALE
WASH CLOTHS
500 dozen Turkish
Wash Cloth3, lc each
500 dozen'Sc Knit Wash
Cloths, 2y2c each'
500 dozen 8c Turkish
Wash Cloths, 5c each
limit, oat dostn to a cuatoattr.
BALL PKOFItlllite
Charity Ball CommttecJifrotKoi
Keportt Meeting.
-EVERYTHING IS ABOUT READY
aii it tit tur u,p ,,onc'
llavornec, WorUe.1 Oot t..l
jircoratlona Arc Now -
Nearly cler profit on the ale of
charity 'Wl Ucket Vm reported t
tcrday tq CJial'rhian Harry Tukey ot
tho ticket committee by tno worliera who
an DdloK P h5lr mVieR ,f p-er"
. t .llln. Other reporta are
pected to. come In todaX, there U
vcry t:l..nce that tU fler8 vr"l be
lncreaaUL cotulderatl'y by tonlBht
4 it .vih.r nf the ticket 30iumltte
.rTJ. i,Mr final reporta. lat nlBht and
3... iMiv tlckfetafrHl be sold Bt
ni.inn'd "Vidholm'a. Cbiwbera arid the
4rt'rtA.iiim hor office ESrery ticket may
bo exchanged for al reserved aeat at
Ihe Utter place.
With the financial aucc 'of -the tie
ball now ftBurJ. and certain to exceed
tho honea of the hundred of workers
yrtio have devoted their time to It for
several week, the Immense tak of
decorating tho Audltdrium for thq.afslr
m Mm nutlied with Increased en
ihudtiin. The work began Tuesday and
rooro men were aaalgned to It this
mornlns, finlshlns It up thk ftemoon
In time for the enjoyment of the th
sands who will attend,
Greeu and white Is the color scheme,
erndTaaoce titan fprtjr dozen larite vcr
xrcen trees, as well hundreds of
rounds of urfens '. various Sorts, art '
(Kins; useu m mo wqi
fX'L VJnor All Kd. Vi
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rAorolikiay. iwejjt And arubWd , ajid Via
KriU(K'i(i.',i9 tfcctogdltlon
I fi)FtUelaWefk nat.irroMemtuts.tor
, eaiKlwfchw.-ai&H'ltancs'Ml o IjlU-fU,
i jiulde jtnd ( Otiarlnir
the
coffee,
served for S centaihkvtftWMai
thu fruit tinnrh. tn bc'xrrVBd at I Cents .a J I
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Blas, will be prepare 'hyujUie women
this nftrrnnrm. -W .
Tho details o( Kandllng th crowdsjUul
the carrlagj ; , at tho doom haevV$J
that no contusion 6r delay w(H rauH,
.lit . s . i i
Negro Confessed Be
Slew Diamond Broker
HACItAMBNTO. Cai. Doc. St-Burr 1
Harris, a yonnff hrsro sentenced to be
hanged Kcbruary tJ for the murder of
Mrs. llebecea Gay, a Christian Bdence
practitioner in Los Angeles, confessed to
day that he also had killed and robbed
C. K. rendell, a Ix Angeles dlawonJ
broker. I'erldelt was slain In hla office
In June of this year.
BANKERS ARE AT YARUNGEl poisoned needle worker
ATTACKS NEWARK GIRL
JUflirte, (it Local Money Men Want
-Regional Institution.
DECIDE THE QUESTION
House Members An to I)c-
ivVnitu t Mcrttnar AVhrther
OmKba Shonld Be One of
the Headquarter,
NBW1AR1C, N. J.. Dec. 31.-Ellraleth
Hllleary, 22, employed as a clgurmaker,
was flshtlns for life hero today as the
result of an alleged attack by a poisoned
needle worker nt her homo late last
DEATHRECORD. .
11, Itolniliurtr.
Word was received In Omaha yesterday
ot the death at Lincoln of D. Holm
burtr. one of the nloneera of Saundars
county, Mr. Hctmburr, who waa 60 years
of axe, had lived thirty-four yearjt In
Nebrak, coming here direct from Uw.
den when a young man. Hla wife 'and
-tit, . i . .. r
ven cnirara, mo laiier an married, ur
viva him, One of hla children Is I O,
Iffttmlmrs; of the Nonpareil laundry,
Omaha
'o'-'Beek, or not to seek" a regional
reScrya bank for Omaha Is the question
that livsllll uAUslncr dissension In the
ranks of thtoqjaUonal baritcera of Omaha
and South Orat A number of the na
tional bankers., lift are" anxious that
Omaha should bo conhJrtd aa a point
for the location" pne'optbo eight re
gional reservo banks under Uidsqew cur
rency law, Others, however, forqomo
reason, are not entnusiasiic tor us pe;
elblllty.
-I can't understand them," said H. W.
Yates, prcsldeht ot the Nebraska N
tional bank. "Maybe they have a good
reason for not wanting a regional hank
here, but I cannot seo lt.M
Another meeting ot the Omaha Clear
Ing House Is lo be held this afternoon,
when tho matter will be further dl
cussed. It the clearing house decides
to ask for a bank here, a committee
will likely be appointed to confer with
the federal organisation committee at
on of tho several meetings the commu
te will hold throughout the country, at
which conferencca are invited.
The Terslsltent and Judicious Use of
Newtbarer' Advertising u tha Hoad to
Business Success.
night. She was summoned to tho tele
phone and told a package would be de
livered to her If sho would meet the mes
senger at her front gate Aa she received
the parcel she felt a sting on her baro
arm, Kho became faint and ran into tho
house, where she fell unconscious on the
floor. Convulsions developed and heroic
measures wet necessary to avert death.
The alleged assailant escaped.
SECRETARY AND MRS. BRYAN
TO ENTERTAIN DIPLOMATS
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31. New Tear's
day In the capltol -will be observed with
out many ot the official functions which
generally mark It as a day of brilliant
social events. President Wilson's absence
has eliminated the principal feature, th
White House reception.
Tomorrow's principal event of official
color will be a breakfast to the diplomatic
corps In the Hall ot tho Americas' at th
Pan-American Union building given by
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan. Most cabinet
members will be In the city, dining with
their friends or families.
Key to the Situation See AdvertlRy),
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TAILOR BECK Cutting PRICES
To roduce stock nnd keep my force of expert tailors busy I offer my high grade made-t-order Suits nnd Overcoats at
lower prices than you would have to pay for ill-fitting ready- to-wear-after-they-alter-them kind.
All $35.00 Suits-to- (DOA All $40.00 Suits to
Order, now tJPOVr Order, now . . . .
I CUT THE PRICE-NOT THE QUALITY
ial)le PabricSj Honestly Tailored. Any time my garments don't make good -I will
All $30.00 Suits-to-
Order, now . . . .
$25
$33
NEW LOCATION 1512V DODGE STREET.