The Omaha Sunday Bee
PART II.
Alway, Read:
THE OMAHA HIE.
Best West.
EDITORIAL SECTION
PACES 1 TO 12.
VOL. XXXVI NO. 40.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 2tf, 1007.
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The entire bankrupt stock of ladies' high grade suits, cloaks, skirls, petticoats, waists
and furs, yvhich composed the S. Frederick Berger stock, and valued by the receiver
at $50,000, will be put on sale at less than half Berger's prices Monday at 8:30 a. m.
S. Frederick Berger & Co. during their short business career, earned a reputation for handling only high grade garments
and for being "authorities on style." We bought the entire bankrupt stock for cash and will close out every item of it
at less than fifty cents on the dollar. Every available space at our command will be utilized for the proper display and
quick sale of every garment. Our entire cloak and waist sections on second floor will be given over to Berger cloaks
and suits; bargain tables on main aisle, main floor, will be loaded down with Berger skirts, waists and petticoats.
Everything will go at your own price. Thousands of dollars worth of fine ready-to-wear merchan-
dise-all strictly in season, will be sacrificed at fifty cents on the dollar and less. This extraordinary sale will begin Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock.
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Lot of
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Embroidery Flouncings
French and English eyelet
effects nnd the stylish filet,
CTuny and Japanese designs,
worth up to 75c yd, at. .25c
Swiss Embroideries. 20 in;
Aide, for waists, dresses, yokes, lin
gerie hats and children's hats,
worth up to 75c, at.-.-.;;. :;230
Oriental All
overs, In white
and butter, 18
In wide, worth
C9c yd., at 23c
18-Inch Corset
Cot or Embroid
eries, beautiful
assortment of
patterns, worth
85c to BOc yd.,
t 19o
Yiilenclennes, Kclgcs and Inser
tions, values up to 10c yd., at 4
Great Sale of Imported Batiste Robes
These beautiful embroidered robes are direct
from the leading designers of Paris. They are
made of a silky quality of French Batiste,
charmingly embroidered In many exclusive pat
terns Worth 115.00 at SO 08
Worth $19.50 at... 812.50
Worth $25.00 at... 815.00
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GLOVES
10-Button Kid Gloves, broken
sizes and colors, worth $2.50
pair at 83c
16-Button Fine Kid Gloves,
$3.50 value, pair ..$51.69
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Dress Goods
Monday we offer our entire collection of
Elegant Novelties, 44-in.. 4G-in. and
50-in. wide goods that have never sold
less than $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 every
style and color, full pieces to choose
from, yard 35c
Another Rousing Sale of Silks Begins Monday
Many Thousand Dollars' worth of Silks will be offered f Bonnet, Haskel and Cleola Taffetas.
r . tii o:n tt i t . . . - - . .
ww ou. vaiues ljess man actual cost Black or aboull, or less than, Half Regular Values.
Black Bonnet Taffeta
Silk, 10 pieces, that sell
for 85c yard; CJ
Monday. 02
27-in. Black Silk Taffeta,
very good quality splen
did for skirts, or Oft
waists, regular $1.25 Ml
grade, yard
27-in. Black Cleola Taffeta Silk,
positively the best for weaf, lus
trous, very heavy and line, you'll f
appreciate this silk , every yard "Jp
guaranteed, special price, yard... V
36-in. Black Cleola Taffeta
Silk, a quality of silk that
95c
cannot be made better, best
for wear, rich, deep lus
trous taffeta, worth ft. 69
yard; Monday
Linens and .White Goods Reduced
White Goods of Every Description, at Prices
That Defy All Competition. Swiss Mulls
for Graduation and Summer Wear: ,
25c quality, yard 17
35c quality, yard 25
15c quality, yard 20
50c quality, yard 32c
C5c quality, yard 42
Sheer Linens for Warm Weather.
35c quality, yard 2T
45c quality, yard IJO
50c quality, yard 3ff
C5c quality, yard 45
75c quality,, yard
$1 quality, yard 75
Big Table of Waistings Cheek Organdy,
Check Lawn, Dotted Swiss, Embroidered
Swiss, worth up to 30c a yard; Monday spec
ial, at, yard 17c
w
ash Goods
Thousands ol Pieces
of few Wash Goods will be
Uered Monday al a won
derful Ssvina. till!
WASH GOODS EVERYWHERE
BOc Pure Linen White (Milting, in em
broidered dots of contrasting colors
black, navy blue, red, green,
light blue, plnl etc., fine for suits
this quality of linen is woven open,
like voile Just right for .summer
wear Monday, yard 15
50c Silk and Cotton Fabrics, Silk
Mulls, Foulards, with large dots, etc.,
grandest collection of thin materials,
styles are exquisite, new brown de
signs on silky fabrics, worth up to
60c yard, Monday 12
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l,titiu yards I.le
jant Sheer Ba
t lutes und Swiss
es, worth 15c,
in polka dots,
rings, floral de
signs, etc., yd.,
8 cents
3G In. plain Ging
ham Chambray,
In blue and tan,
worth 18c, Mon
day, yard
7 cents
DISCOl'NT OX ALL COLOKED LIXEXS
Just received, new, fancy linens checked
or striped, latest for linen . coat suits,
every color light blue, pink, nile, brown,
tan, natural, etc. about 75 pieces, all at
one-fourth regular prices
25c Linens at . . . 18c
35c Linens at. . .26c
50c Linens at. .Z7l2c
iUc Hilk MulU In plain
colors with polka dots of
self color, all pretty
shades, any , color, yard,
at 12W
Boys $1 Blouses
White and
fancy mater
ials, sizes 7 tr
16 'years, re
gular $1 val
ue, a
Monday, W
each .......
LOT 1
Silks worth ' 4 Q
sp to 75c . Xtls
LOT 2
SUIti worth
np to 85c.
28c
LOT 3
Silks worth QQ
np to $1. .. ttL
LOT 4
Silks worth $1.00 and
S1.25
59c
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LinoleumsCarpets and Rugs
Room Size Remnants of Linoleums Best grades, all
C-ft. wide, in every desirable color and pattern, sell
up to 85c, Monday, a yard, 47c and. 39c
Carpets and Rugs at Big Reductions Heavy Brus
sel Carpets'at G9c
Cotton Chain Ingrain Carpets at 45(i
Koom size Brussel Kugs at . .' '.$9.75
... Third Floor.
TOY SECTION
New Coaster Wagons, at $4. $2.98 and 81.03
New Stttel Express Wagons at $1.25. $1.10 and OO
New Hand Cars at $5.75. $4.88, $4.50 and $3 95
fecuu.uo diicu, imported direct, eacn, sc, 11.au,
$2 and up to
810
Crockery
Head quarters for
Dinnerware Over
CO patterns, every
one good, prices, a
set, from $100 down
to $0.93
Monday. 12 only, 50-pleca
sets, $C value at 83.08
Five Times (Jreen Trading
Stumps on Dinnerware
kales Monday.
' 105" pieces of
Bridesmaid
tlon, only 4
sets to' sell,
worth $2 2 a
set, Monday
at . ..$15
.New Japaue.ce
received this
special footed
and creams,
$1.50 values, a set
at 08
Satsuma red decoration
salts and peppers, new
shape, very pretty, 19c
value, Monday, . each,
12 c two for. . -25c
All Cut Glass, hundred!
to choose from, at One
Third Off. All Vases,
up from $1.25, at One
Third Off.
Five times Green Trading
Bumps on all Cut Glass
sales Monday.
China.
week;
sugars
Metal Picture Frames
Two Immense Bargains 19c and 39c
Lot 1 Metal Picture Frames, oval aad Bquare, card, Victoria,
oblong oval, oblong square, cabinet, etc., an extraordinary
value, Monday ; , iQfk
Lot 8 Finest plated Metal Frames, all popular sizes, as above
for photographs, metal backs and convex glasses, an un
equalled bargain, Monday 39
GIRDLES
50c Tape and
boned girdles,
.white, pink &
blue, jusi the
thing for hot
weather,
epecial Jr
Monday..
FURNITURE
asl Week ol the Binges! Fnrnl.
hire Clearance Sale ol the Season
(3r i his Shapely Roman Seat yj
Li 20 in. long, WVi in. wide and ill
fit tn- high, upholstered In 111
I'M various colors of velours, cordu- 1
i f roys, etc., nicely fin- e f
m lshed and well worth II f l
Jf pre0:..0.".... OOL U
All Drasa Bed A beauty,
within the reach of all at
our price
of........
14.98
Boston Leather C o a c h -
nicely tufted, oak frame,
full length and
width, on goo J
casters, at only. ,
9.98
Hardware and
House Fur'sh'gs
Demonstration of Gas
Halites Continues The
One Minute Gas Range
Hill save 80 of your
gas bill Stoves all
prices up from 8.50
Set of Granite Ware Free
with enrh Stove.
Lawn Mowers, all prices
P from 82.75
Grass Catcher Free wirh
each Mower.
Regular 40c Lawn Rake,
24-tooth at. 20
Scrwn Doors,
co tn n In t c
with hinges,
' at $1.50, 1.25!
and ...08(
Apd 30 Green
Trading St'ps. j
Screen Wire
Cloth, dou
ble selvage, per square
foot 2
Double Green Trading
Stamps.
Poultry Wire, Just re
ceived a full supply, In
full rolls, per 100 sq.
feet GO
Pouhle grpsn trading stamps
Extra pood pair lie stre-n
door lilnges for lOo
Lawn sprinklers, extra good,
for 45o
Rppular VSc garbaso pill
with cov.r 75o
Regular $1 25 Oarbag;e pall
and cover BBo
Mrs. Potts pattern sad Irons
regular dSc vain? fur 6"o
Badr mlasd paints, Issda
and oils. Iowit prioss
and donblo gTa trading
tamps.
mm
mm
Monday Morning
we begin a week
of great Bargain
Giving. 1; it ti
Best American
Prints, in all
colors navy
blue, grey, red,
Calcutta, etc.,
at, yard
5c
The best 80c Bleached EhGctn, 81x00,
large size, extra hawvy, great bargain
Monday, each 50
3C-in Unbleached MuBlin, one of the
beat qualities, yard 51
Amoskeag Apron Gingham 6l2c
25c German Ticking, on sale 14c
Mosquito Netting, all colors, 5c
Best Oilcloth, 5-4, In colors, on
Mle -12
Great display of fancy Deniuia,
Tickings, Silkollnes, oto., best
assortment In the city.
The best 124c and
15c Percales, In
light colors, noat
styles for drt'a&es,
yard O
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TABARD INN BOOKS
Including all the new $1.50 C () n
and $1.25 copyright fiction 3 0
By special ariangfnient with The Tuhard Inn Ubrary of
Philadelphia, we are able to place oil salo alMmt 2, (KM) of the
latest copyrlulit boiks In Tabard Inn wises, and sell them at
the above price. v
These membership books have never before sold lens than
$1.18. They are exchangeable at any tlmo at any of the three
thousand Tabard Inn stations, for the fee of 5c. Enter your
membership Monday and get your supply of summer reading
for 69c, and 5c for each additional book. All books new.
Th oalawao, by Jtmxa Ball Naylor.
Ths Call of taa Blood, by Kohert HUhens,
Til Avng-rs, by lli-iidon Hill,
9. P. Damliar, by Wm. C. liudson,
Tb Court of PUata, by Itoe It. Hobbs,
Tns Bangs Dwvllars, by li. M. liower,
Hew Chronlclss of Kaboooa, by Kattt Douglas
WIliKUl,
Tba riysra, by Qo. Barr McCutchaon,
Boas of a Thousand Caudles, by Meredith
Kii'liolson,
Ths Jujjyls, by Upton Sinclair,
Tha Klssoartaa, by Kuteno V. Lyle. Jr.
Ths Claasmaa, by Tbomas Llxun. Jr
Unci William, by Jennet t Iee,
Positively no books sold out of Tabard Inn Cases.
Bes books dUplayod In Harney Street Window.