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THE BEE: OaLAHA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1914. Thomas Kilpatrick & Oo. from the bottom of grateful hearts, extend to all best wishes for a prosperous and HAPPY NEW YEAR. Friday, January Second, 1914 Occurs Omaha's Mcst Important EventAt the Store of Thomas Kilpatrick Co. Conforming to our ume-nun-ored custom, we invite you most cordially to break bread with us, and attend our luncheon from 10 till 5 Fri day, January 2d. We Have Set a New Pace, To Establish a New Record in Merchandising THE ECHOES OF OUR LAST YEAR'S SALE HAD NOT DIED ON OUR EARS, UNTIL WE COMMENCED TO MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR 1914. OUR BUSINESS HAS GROWN PHENOMENALLY, AND SO WE REALIZED THAT BIGGER CONTRACTS AND BETTER PREPARATIONS HAD TO BE MADE. So as to provide for a still greater business and so as to hold the enviable position which we have attained in this community, as RETAILERS OF DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE, we scoured the best markets of the world in anticipating THIS YEAR'S SALE. With a confidence, therefore, bom of long experience, we have no hesitation in inviting you to the Greatest Sale over held in this section Qf our country, on high grade, reliable LINENS, UNDERMUSLINS, WHITE GOODS AND SO FORTH. CORSET COVERS 30c, Taluo 50c; laco or embroidery trim's. Combination Cprsct Cover nnd Drawers, 08o Kulckcr trim med, Val. lace, etc. Half price on a special lot of combinations. Come in the early morning; PLAN TO SPEND THE DAY with us. You'll enjoy the reception, FOR NOWHERE IN THE WORLD will you get a WARMER WELCOME than right here in your HOME STORE. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb provide the luncheon and will be in charge personally to see that you get propor attention. S " Mnw. wo don't care two cents whether vou have been buying YOUR LINENS in the nast in New York or (5! Chicago; you cannot afford to miss this sale. Wo contend that wo know better how to supply your wants and will try harder to please you than any outsider can or will. Jjj LINENS THEN FIRST, from the best markets of the world IRELAND, SCOTLAND, ENGLAND, P FRANCE, GERMANY, BELGIUM even far away Japan drawn upon for this important event. Mani II festly wo can only quote a fow prices, but they will serve as INDICATORS of WHAT YOU MAY EXPECT DAMASKS Silver bleached 69c, the value is 98c. 98c, the value is $1.25. $1.29, the value is $1.50. Damask, pure .linen bleached 79c, the value is 90c. 98c, the value is $1.25. $1.19, the value is $1.50. $1.49, tho value is $1.75. $2.29, tho value is$3.00. Damask, mercerized cotton, finished like linen ,35c instead of 50c Union Damask of linen and cotton, favorite for hotels, 45c instead of -65c. , ' ' N Wc nevsr saw garnered logemer ouywiuue . mum representative lot of Towfcls, and it's many a long day since we gazed on such values Turkish Wash Cloths, lc eaoh there's a limit. Knit Wash Cloths, 2 for 5c none to dealers. Ear Cloths, 3 for 5c something different. Turkish Bath Towels, 10c instead of 122c Turkish, Bath Towels, 12VaC instead of 15c. Turkish Bath Towels, 16lc instead of 20c. . Turkish Bath Towels, 19o instead of 25c. 1 Turkish Bath Towels, 25c instead of 35c. Turkish Bath Towels, 29c instead of 40c. Turkish Bath Towels, 39o instead of 50o. Fancy Bordered Jacqard Towels at 55c instead of 75c. D 0 I! A special German Napkin, $1.29 per dozen, for merly $1.50. A special German Napkin, $1.69 por dozen, for merly $2.00. A special German Napkin, $2.19 per dozen, for merly $2.50, A special Irish Napkin, $2.98 per dozen, formerly $3.75. Big lot of Damask and Toweling Remnants all reduced. ( Ask for these speoial numbers- No. 136 All Linen Crash at llo No. 138 All Linen Crash at 13Vo No. 139 All Linen Crash at 15c No. 140 All Linen Crash at '. 15o No. 141 All Linen Crash at 170 GLASS TOWELING 10a for All Linen, worth 12c. 1214c for All Linen, worth 15c. 15c for All Linen, worth 174c $1.39 for a bolt of Nainsook worth $1.65 $1.98 for a bolt of Nainsook worth $2.25 $2.19 for a bolt of Nainsook worth $2.50 $1.98-this is No. 1904 worth $2.25 $2.39 this. is. No.. 1907 worth $2.75 $2.89 this. is. No.. 1942 worth $3.25 Bedspreads in the basement for the first day of the sale, so as to have more room 89c for the Gladstone instead of$L25. $1.19 for the Ruth instead of $1.50. $1.39 for the Restful instead of $1.75. $2.29 for the Goronado instead of $2.75. 1 ( CRASHES Wash Crash, 2 cents per yard re- 1 serve the right to limit or refuse to dealers. Red Star Twilled Crash at 6o yard. 6Vc for Union Crash worth 10c. 8Vc for all Linen Crash worth 10c, 10c for all Linen Crash worth 12c. He for all Linen Crash worth 15c, 15c for extra heavy Crash worth 20c. 21c for fine Twilled Crash worth 25c. 32Vc for German Crash worth 45c. Others reduced proportionately. Linen Huckaback and Cotton Towels hand, guest and otherwise. Cotton Huck at 6c instead of 10c none to other merchants. 7V$c for Cotton Huck worth V&o. Byac for Rod, fancy end, worth 1240.. 120 for excellent Huck worth 15c. 15c for excellent Huck worth 17y2c. 16Vc for Linen Huck worth 20c. 21c for Linen Huck worth 25c. 29c for Linen Huck worth 35c. 35c for Linen Huck worth 45c. For easy figuring and to make simple selling, 20 per cent discount will be deducted from the prices of all items as under Damask Cloths and Napa to match, 20 off. Lunch Naps and Lunch Sets, 20 off. German Breakfast Sets, 20 off. Madeira and Oluny Scarf Centers and Doylies, 20 off. 20 discount from Guest Toweling. ,20 discount from All White Goods. 20 discount from Handkerchief , Linen, Pillow Casing, Tubing and Sheeting. Long Cloth by tho bolt WILL NOT OUT. 98c for 12 yards, worth $110 $1.29 for 12 yards, worth $1.46 $1.39 for 12 yards, worth $1.65 $1.69 for 12 yards, worth $1.95 $1.98 for 12 yards, worth $2.25 . - Fancy White Goods in considerable variety, all reduced for this sale. 1 .'. s BE IT REMEMBERED, our ideas of WORTH and VALUE are decidedly different from most advertisers. Huxley said 1 'Enthusiasm for truth, fanatioism for veracity, is a greater possession than much learning, a nobler gift than the power of increasing knowledge" this we believe and try to live up to. , Now come downstairs with us and let us tell you about SPECIAL offerings in housekeeping goods SHEETS, PILLOW OASES, Etc., Etc. PILLOW OASES immense variety. You will notice that we quote these singly, that is the way prices are advertised nowadays, usually to deceive tho buyer", for few buy by the single piece. 42x36 Saranao 9c each 45x36 Saranac .. 10c eaoh 45x36 Vulcan 13Vc each 45x36 Dreamland 15c each 42x384 Hotel 16c each 45x38 Special 18c each 42x36 Atlantio 16c each 45x36 Atlantio 18c each 42V$x38V& Century 18c each 45x3814 Century 20c each 45x3812 Everlasting 21c each Double up these prices for the price per pair most people buy them in pairs. 69o per pair for Embroidered Cases, worth 85c per pair. 89c per pair for Embroidered Cases, worth $1.00 per pair. 98o per pair for Embroidered Oases, worth $1.25 per pair. ( 22c Selkirk 45-inch Casing will be sold at 15c yard I 32c 9-4 Sheeting will go at 25c yard 28o Aurora 9-4 Sheeting will go at 22VaC yard 34c Atlantic 9-4 Sheeting will go at. . .27140 yard 42-inch Tubing at 16o yard 45-inch Tubing at 18c yard SHEETS READY FOR USE. No. 3,00072x99, 45c each. ' 90c pair Ironclad 72x99, 59c each $1.18 pair Hotel 72x99, 65c each .$1.30 pair Victor 81x90, 65o each $1.30 pair Rugby 81x99, 69c each .$1.38 pair Hotel 81x99, 69c each $1.38 pair $1.00 Century Sheet, 81x99, at ! 79c $1.00 Everlasting Medium at 79c $1.20 Everlasting Medium at 98c $1.20 McAlpine at 98c MUSLINS Many frauds are practiced by quot ing well known brands and mixing with them in ferior qualities with the brand removed. NEVER DONE AT OUR STORE. HOPE, GLAD TIDINGS, LONSDALE, FRUIT OF THE LOOM, all at 8i2c yard ( Many special items will be laid out on various squares, priced particularly low, which we have not space to advertise. All our goods are marked in plain figures and a child can buy as cheap as a man. Now that we are in the basement, let us give a few moments to CHINA. OURS IS A. SPECIALTY CHINA DEPT. We carry, as you know, mainly very choice and exclusive designs imported by us direct from the great European potteries. Each year we start the new year, with a clean-up sale and those who love China NEVER FAIL TO ATTEND. On Friday at 8 a. m. will close out a lot of decorated GERMAN China plates and small Jardinieres at 19c, worth 40c. AT 39c Fancy Japanese Plates worth up to $1.00. Also a lot of Hungarian decorated Vases. AT 79c Glass Vases, Comports, Fancy Trays, Cut Glass Nappies, sold up to $1.25. AT $2.59 Cut Glass Bowls, Pitchers', Fancy Vases, worth up to $4.00 each. AT $4.59Fancy Metal and Glass Fruit Baskets, Centerpieces and Fancy China Plates; also choice Dresden ware, worth up to $15.00. These are eall arranged on special squares, priced plainly, so you can buy easily. We will discontinue certain sets of China many gold encrusted, made in Limoges, by Haviland & Co., Swedish Bonn; several sets of fine glassware, exquisite service plates from all of these you will get a discount of 25 14 OFF. Rarely indeed do you get such a chance. PERHAPS IT'S TIME FOR LUNCHEON NOW after which come with us to front square, main floor. THREE SPEOIAL BAG VALUES. LAT 1 Pigskin, Morocco, Seal, Pin Seal, all shapes, $1.98, worth up to $4.00. LOT 2 Pin Seal, Walrus, Pin Morocco, latest shapes, $3.95; worth up to $7.50. LOT 3 Black Leather Bags, Bill Books, Collar Bags, and many leather novelties, which were as high as $1.50, at, 79c. Closing a lot of Silver Novelties, Silver Deposit and fancy Jewelry at half price. Fancy Neckwear, some slightly mussed from holiday showing, at half price. UNDERMUSLINS There are hundreds of wom en in Omaha and the territory continguous who watch and wait for our JANUARY SALES. Ex perience is, after all, the best teacher, and they have seen for themselves. They have compared; they have purchased; they have worn the garments, AND THEY KNOW. First, we make sure that the ma terial is right as to quality. It must be cut right. Design must be correct, without being freakish. No sweat-shop atmosphere. THEN WE ARE READY TO FIGURE. And you get the benefit of all our care, thought and export knowledge. If you cannot trust your own judgment you will be encouraged by the discernment of the thou sands of intelligent women at this sale Friday. Crowd will be great, but there will be ROOM FOR YOU. AT Oc Gowns of Crepe, high .neck, low neck, white crepo with colored trimmings; fine net yoke with lace, etc.; worth $100, AT 08c White Dimity, Torcheon Lace trimmed, Empire stylo and neat embroidery flouncing, shadow lace; fancy crepes, low neck and lUgh neck, usually $1.50. AT 1.40 Gowns of colored mercerized mull, lace edge. Em pire style, embroidered medallion, Val. lace sleeves," worth up to 92.75; all the latest shapes, slipover or button front. AT 91.05 Gowns embroidered with fine lace, insertion and tucks, shadow lace yoke, fancy embroidery. Including gowns worth up to 93.7,1 each. AT 92.88 New Idea Gowns, fancy trimmed, very elaborate, worth up to $3.50. CORSETS Discontinuing certain models, such as Kcdfern, Madame Irene, Warner Rust Proof, Modnrt, G. P., La Grecnuo. La Rclle, etc.; ALL AT HALF PRICE. Ladles' White Petticoats Most of our White Skirts have a front gore panel, made of double thickness of the goods; does away with tho necessity of WKAK1MJ TWO VJtixriiJUiVrt. all nindo on the new straight lines; 70c. worth Sl.OO. AT 08c Both regular and extra size Skirts, with neat em broidery band or lnco trimming, some worth 91.25, most of them worth SI. 50. Skirts at 91.08, worth 92.00 and $2.25. Hero is a new idea Panel Embroidery set in the material, giving very straight lines, ribbon beading, lare Insertion with slashed flounce. PRINCESS SLIPS An odd lot just for a flyer at 08c, worth to 91.25. SLIPS with double panel front. Imitation hand em broidered, laco trimmed, new narrow cut; somo button front. Imitation lrlh rrocliet Inserting, worth tin to SI. 50. at 08c. SLIPS Embroidery and lace Empress yoke, allovcr em broidery and laco trimming, doublo panel front, open work, 1 nsertlon and edge! values 92.00 and 92.25. at St. 45. SLIPS Flno insertion with laco edge, lncc trimmed skirt and undrrlnv. fnncv IrHtntlnn Trlh InscrHnn! values 3. 91.08. Kttlc".fwlr. Oonp llrmro nt .Mr, irnr'li 75. SKIRTS Silk, Jersey and Mcssaline, usually $3.50, will go quickly at 92.10. each. AT 93.08 Silk Jersey Skirts, mcssaline ruffle, all silk messa lino and novelty ruffle, usually sold from 95.00 to 97.50. AT 9I.O8 Petticoats with embroidery and laco edge, ribbon beading, fancy pattern insert of lace, Val. laco flounce, with, beading top, doublo front panel, values up to 93.00. AT 92.08 PetticoatB of fine soft cambric, with embroidery flounce, ribbon trimming, also fancy Ince trimmed; tho very latest, Parisian Ideas, worth un to 91.50. IN Tini CHILDREN'S SECTION Daintiest of Undcrmus Hjns ("lust llko Mniiw.") Drawers, all sizes, at 10c per pair. A mixed lot Fine Laco and Embroidery Trimmed; goods made to sell at 45c, 50c, 05c and 75c, at 25c pair Drawers which aro worth up to 91.50 at 00c; largo sizes for girls of 12 to 16 years. Petticoats and Princess Slips Perhaps 10 dozen aU told; garments made to sell at $2.00, $2.50, 93.00 and even 93.75; all at 80c each. NEVER BEFORE SUCH A SALE ON CHILDREN'S COATS Ages 2, 3, 4, 5 and 0 at 93.00 instead of $0.50; at 95.00 Instead of 910.00; at 98.00 instead of $18.00. Ages 8, 1.0, 12 and 14, at 94.00, sold up to 910.00; at 97.50, sold up to .913.50; at 912.00. sold up to 922.50. Very Deep Cutting on Juniors THESE WILL FIT SMALL WOMEN; many for 13, 15 and 17 years; formerly sold up to $12.00, will go at $5.00; formerly sold up to $15.00, will go at 90.85; formerly sold up to 918.00, will go at $8.75: for merly sold up to 922.50, will go at 9H.75; formerly sold up to S32.50. will go at 914.75. You may never again see such values on Children's Coats. Children's Petticoats 40c and flOc. Infants' Skirts and Dresses Long Skirts 08c and $1.08, sold up to 93.50; Long and Short Dresses at 50c, 08c, $1.08 and 93.08 many worth twice those prices. This seems Just the proper place to toll you about our sale on Children's Colored and White Dresses. FIVE LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. NO. 1 Percales, Ginghams, etc., all ages; sold to 91.75, 08c. NO. 2 Reps, Ginghams, Lingerie, etc.; sold to $3.00, at 91.85. NO. 8 Best of Cotton Materials, In colors and white at 82.08; sold up to $5.00. NO. 4 Wool Serges, Challlcs- and Cheviots at 94.50; sold up to 97.50. NO. 5 Fine Wool and exceedingly handsome Dressos at 97.00 sold up to Si 2.50. We will sell any Child's Hat or Bonnet In our Children's Section AT U PDICE OR LESS. Mackinaw Coats, 95.00; worth $10.00. Navajos at $5.00; worth $12.00. Sweaters sold up to $0.00, at .$3.05. Come early for nick. Now take elevator or climb the stairs to the Daylight Dra pery Section on tlie third floor. GREAT CUTTING OF PRICES HERE. Splendid opportunity to provide for the spring changes SCRIMS Hemstitched edge and drawn work; sold up to 45c: at 20c Friday. PLAIN SCRIM Sold up to 35c, at 10c on Friday. SCINCH DOTTED SWISS At lOo Friday Instead of 15c. English Allover and Bungalow Net at 00c instead of $1.00; at 50c Instead of 75c; at 40c instead of 00c; at 80c instead of 50c; at 20c instead of 40c. One lot of 50c and 00c Madras at 30c per yard: Cretonno which sold at 35c will go at 10c. Curtains in Five Great Lots Lot 1, worth up to $2.50, at 91.00 pair. Lot 2, worth up to $3.50, at $1.08 pair. Lot 3 worth up to $5.50, at $2.08 pair. Lot 4, worth up to 97.00. at 93.08 pair. Lot 5, worth up to $0.00, at $4.08 pair. Table of Odds and Ends, 00c each. $3.00 Couch Covers at $1.08 each. About 20 pairs of Portieres, sold up to $15.00, at 95.00 pair. Rug Fringe at Be yard. ' N pa Art Section All our Stamped PIUow Tops, worth 05c at 20c each. Table Itnnners, sold up to 85c, at 30c each Stamped Pillow Cases 30c Friday instead of 50c. Turkish Hath Towels, large size, 30c instead of 50c. .Guest Towels at 20c instead of 45c. From the Women's Ready-to-Wear Section The buyer has just laid on my desk some very enticing values. I have ex. amined the garments, counted the cost and fearlessly sav I believe on Friday you will get tho best values ever shown. Friday will sell a lot of 825.00 Suits, black, navy and taupe excellent quality serge, at 90.75. 1 ' Your choice of Suits which sold up to 945.00 at 915.00 each A few Suits which sold from $50.00 up at $20.5o each ' WOMEN'S WINTER COATS II ERE IS REALSMUGHTER. 90.08 912.75 $14.75 $i8.50 worth up to worth up to worth up to worth un to $20.00 $25.00 940.00 $50.00 FURS, THE KILPATRICK GRADE Mink, Civet, Leopard. Tiger, Mole, Seal, Etc., at one-third off. ' WAISTS of silk, chiffon net, etc., at 93.08; sold up to $10. II w 0 D 8 D THOMAS KILPATRICK COMPANY D 4 &