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Silly sale stories fill the pages 'of the daily press just when the season opens you frequently read of
Marvelous y2 Frice Salens
Munchausen tales are told of Wrecked Railroads, Sinking Ships, Customs Purchases, Disaster, Trouble, Failure, Troubles on
Land and Sea, and "our alert buyers" "and our cash" bought all the salvage. No one else had either money or brains, and so the
people have been and even now are being faked and fooled. It's a common thing to have customers askare you having a sale
on so and so today? And unless one fabricates or has time to argue, off they go to the real originators of everyday gales, where
they are ready to make them to order. A plague upon such frauds; Omaha has suffered from them immeasurably, but the end is
near. We take some credit to ourselves for helping the good work along, for Thomas Kilpatrick & Co.'s sales are different. There
always has been a reason. This time it's a genuine RIDDANCE SALE OF SUMMER STOCKS, a genuine mark-down of prices.
Never a mark-up to mark down.
UNDERMUSLINS Wis have hud an Under
wear Sale nil the month of June. Now we desire to
clean out the odd lots, the broken sizes and tho
mussed garments.
GOWNS at 69c Made of crepe, white and col
ored trimmings; 98c was a low sale price.
GOWNS at 98c A late shipment, a quality
which is usually $1.50.
GOWNS at $1.69 Pine long cloth and nain,
sook, embroidery trimming; some with lace and em
broidery; worth up to $3.00.
CORSET COVERS Corset covers arc much
needed with the present Btyle of waists a special
at 39c is trimmed with lace and embroidery
cheap at f)0c.
At $1.00 and $1.50 very attractive styles with
kimono sleeves.
Knickers at 39c Usual sale price, 50c.
Sheer diaphanous fabrics are so transparent as
to demand petticoats with double panels.
Petticoats having these qualities, embroidery
trimming, cut on straight lines. Some of them extra
size, at 98c instead of $1.50.
$1.69 double and single panel Skirts, embroid
ery trimming, values up to $2.75.
At 59c An odd lot of lace .and embroidery
trimmed skirts, sold up to $1.25.
Now Pique Skirts, rcmarkablo values at 1.00
and $1.50. "
Twice a Year-
A GREAT CORSET SALE
Each season the women of Omaha and through
out the state wait for this important event.
NEVER MORE THAN HALF PRICE FRE
QUENTLY LESS.
Now the reason. Wo do a very large corset bus
iness. We cater to the most particular trade. We
must provide for these particular people tho VERY
LATEST MODELS and to semi-annually wo
close out all previous season's styles. Then follows
a list of those to bo discontinued in this sale Mad
ame Irene, Rcdfcm, Knbo, Warner's Rust Proof.
R. & G., G-D, Nomo, besides lace front models of La
Camile and Modart. The goods are perfect not
perhaps every size in each lot but all the sizes in all
tho lots. Small quantities of some. Wo will not fit
wo cannot exchange There must bo no approvals.
Take your time select your size but bo prompt 9
o'clock, remember.
YOU SHOULD READ EVERY WORD OF J
THIS AD.
At the Embroidery Sec, )i Price & Less
Fine Matched Sets 27 and 54-inch flouncings,
Some of cream batiste, some white crepes, others
fancy colored embroidery on organdie and crepe
fine linen embroidered white and colors fine Swiss
and nainsook flouncings.
Nothing, remember, in those lots at more than
one-half price.
As a sell and repeat offer a lot of 27 ond 45
inch swell flouncings, 39c instead of $1.00 a yard.
One, Two, Three, Out Go the Parasols
Wo did not have one single parasol from last
year to start the season with; and wo are going to
try mighty hard for n similar condition for next year.
ONE Parasols which sold up to $8.00, $3.98.
Two Fancy parasols, sold to $3.95, $2.48.
THREE Fnncv nnd black parasols, sold up to
$2.50, at $1.68.
Our Miss Doyle is on her way to Ireland in con
nection with n great purchase of Handkerchiefs. To
make a perfect good riddance salo and clear the ro-
serve from all surplus stocks wo offer for Monday
Ladies' Linen and Shamrock Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs at Half
Price 7Vc in
stead of 15o eoch.
Ladies' all linen
hand embroidered
initial and fancy
embroidered hand
kerchiefs at 15 c
instead of 25c.
Cleaning Up All Odd Lots of Wool
Dress Goods at Foolish Prices
AH tho Wool Ilatlstes, French Sorgos, Shepherd Checks
and Mohairs Bold up to GHc, at, yard 39
A big lot all told, but small lots of each; 40-lnch silk
striped cropos, 42-Inch wool taffotns, 1 2-inch all wool crepe
(all now shades), 48-inch all wool Borges, 44-inch Sicilians,
4 4 -inch French voiles, nnd the last of tho Silk Poplins,
sold at $1.00 to $1.50, all to go at, tho yard 69C
42-Inch Gabardines, 54-inch Dcdfords, 44-inch now
bordered Suitings, 44-lnch Drocades, Plain wool Chnr
mouso, 48-lnch English Cropo Suitings, 44-lnch Drocadeu
Silk nnd Wool Cropo, 40-lnch Urocadcd Poplin, 4 2-inch
French Silk nnd Wool Poplins odd lots, remember. It
makes no difference whether tho prlco was $1.60, $2.00
or $2.25. All will go at QSd in The July Sale.
Tho Imported Chnllls; best goods, at 39c por yard. Nol
you cannot match those elsewhere. They are dlfferont
from tho kinds you have been fooled with; C5c and 76c
grades, in most of the best shops.
Not everybody Is familiar with our Daylight Drapery
Section. Monday wo will add to our Clientele Laco Cur
tains, Cluny Novelties; sold up to $3.7G, at, pair $1.69
Others sold up to $5.00, at, per pair, 2.98.
Ono lot of Swiss Curtains,, per pair, 69C.
Hemmed Edgo Scrim by tho yard, 4oc and TiOc grades at
35c. Quaker Craftsman Not, 25cS 39C. 50c and 60C
$1.26 Shlko Silk, 30 inches wluo, at 79c por yard. Uno
lot of Cretonnes, sold up to 35c, at, yard XOd.
A special lot of Nottingham Ded Sots, $4.50 values,
spread and shams, 1.69. Portieres, wero $10, for Jg5.
In (he Art Section, children's stamped drosses, sold up
to $1.50, at 49c. Children's stamped dresses, sold up to
85c, at 29C. Children's stamped drosses, sold up to
25c. at lQc.
STAMPED TUItKIsll TOWELS -39c instead of 50c.
Puro Lustre Slipper Cqtton, black and white, IOC. waa
26c. Royal Society Colored Cotton, rope and floss, lc
skein. Odd colors Germantown yarn 'at 5c skein. Pillow
tops, with back, at 25c. iuatend of 50c.
SPECIALS IN INFANTS' WEAK.
Carriage Robes, Knit Sncques, Pillow Cases, imported
hand embroidered artlclos, at off. Flannel Potticoats,
39C nntl UP- Long and short skirts and dresses, sold up
to $'7.00, at 98C. $1.98 and $2.98 each.
MONDAY THREE BIG BARGAINS
This Is almost as long as tho moral law but we must
not fall to mention SILKS
79C for yard wide Roman stripes. Best tub silks mes-
sallnos, etc. Woro $1.00 and $1.25. .
$1,29 for 40-lnch plain cropos and crinkles. Were $2.00
now thlB season.
$1.39 fr 10 and 44-lnch foulards, brocades and fancy
crcpeB. Wero sold up to $2.60.
Now, frlonds, the Inflated mnsterful manipulators are
having their balloons punctured ono by one these are
troublous days for those who are trying to do all tho
business. Some of them would llko to build a fence 'round
tho earth and corral It all. Hero's a prediction: "We aro
going to get back again to the Specialist." Men who know
tliolr business will build up from tho bottom. You cannot
Jump Into an lmmotvso business ovor night. We have been
building gradually but substantially somewhat old fash
ioned as far as truth and honesty goes. Progressives In
all that Is best. Come in and see us Monday. All the week
things will hum but It will pay to como in tho first day of
OMAHA'S GENUINE JULY CLEAHANCE SALE
From Liberty & Co., of London, wo Imported a lot of
India and Jap Cotton Summer Bod Covers as tho gay
Parisian would say, thoy aro En Regie but thoy aro too
high priced to sell In quantities in this land of tho free.
$5.00 was tho price, should go with a rush at $1.59 each.
Doublo Bed Spreads, $1.49. wa $2.00.
BatK Towels, 25C Instead of 35c.
Jap Toweling, Naps., Scarfs, Lunch ClothB sold up to
$1.50. at 39c.
$2.75 Uod SproadB at $1.98.
$3.60 Bed Spreads at $2.98.
Slnglo Bed Summer Quilts at $1.29 Instead of $1.76.
i Spread, $1.39 instead of $1.85.
Dresser Scarfs, j9c Inotond of 76c.
Bath Mats, 98C instead of $1.50.
FIVE LOTS OF SHIUT WAISTS Every one a Jlni
dinger no description of ours would toll tho full story.
No. 1 at 50C. N- at 98C No. 3 at $1.49- No. 4,
plain nnd embroidered Jap Silks, at 81.98- No. 6, $2,49.
About 25 dozen pairs ot lG-button Silk Gloves, made by
tho world's best maker piomUcd not to print name we,
$1.26, on sale Monday at 98e ft Pttlr-
I Junior and Children's Section
1 Mellen's remark applies here: "Where sits McGregor,
I there 1b the head of the table." Taken by and large this
romark applies.
DRESSES At 69c. Choice of Ginghams, Percales etc.,
worth to $1.25.
DRESSES At 98C Sensible dresses, worth up to $2.00.
DRESSES At $1.75. Choice, all ages 2 to juniors of 17
years, sold up to $6.00.
iJUEhSES AT $2.50. Seems absurd to put at this prlco
fine dresses for nil ages up to small women; sold previously
up to $10.00 and even $12.00.
One rack will hold a lot ot high class dresses, which
sold up to $20.00. Monday will go at, each, $5.00.
All the Junior Suits, about 30 altogether, sold from
$20 to $35, on Monday, each, $10.00.
Children's nnd Junior Coats for easy selling nnd qulch.
clcnrance. Two prices, coat's which sold up to $12.50
at $2.50. Coats which sold up to $22.50 at $5,00.
Children's Hats in 4 lots; 25 C fr the $1.00 kind,
50c for tho $2.00 kind, $l,OU or the $2.50 kind and
$2.50 for tho $10.00 klna.
Drawers for Children, 10S up to 8 years.
Gowns worth $1.00, for 50C.
Princess Slips at 9Sc nnd $1.98.
Petticoats at 29c.
DROPPED NUMBERS IN NAPKINS AND CLOTHS
Sacrificed Mondny
5-8 Napkins, $2.49 dozen instead of $3.50.
8-4 Cloths at $1.98 Instead of $3.25.
8-12 ClothB at $2.07 Instead of $4.75.
8-10 Cloths at $3.96 instead of $6.25.
3-4 Napkins, $3.2a a dozen instead of $4.00.
8-10 Cloths at $2.47 Instead of $4.00.
8-14 Cloths at $3.47 Instead ot $5.60.
EMBROIDERED SILK GLOVES TO SELL
About 180 Pairs of Long 16-Button
Black with white, white with black and all black, 49c
Monday Instead ot $1.25 a pair.
If you fail to read this item you are liable to
miss a very decided bargain. We have gathered
together a sort of a Rummage lot of odds and
ends in Gloves.
16-button Suede Lisle; about 11 doz. prs Sold up to (toe a
Short Llules; about 12 dozen pairs. . . . (Pair, Monday
Kayser unnmoisettes; anout a doz. pairs, f
And about 10 dozen fino Suede Llsles. .J
29c
Every now and again a real Joker creeps into our ads.
Tho printer's devil made a blunder a short time ago and
made our ad read 11 Pairs of Men's Seamless Half Hoso
for 5c and only one man saw it, and he didn't seo it aright
for ho canie in and naked for the socks which were ad
vertised it Pairs for 10c. Now we would have socked It to
about 1,000 mon If thoy had asked for the goods. Wo haa
about 75 dozen palrH. So It shows that you miss it when
you don't read our .ads.
3 pairs of fine gaugo Cotton Socks for 50c.
39C for Silk Socks and Llslo Socks that wero 50c ea.
50c Wash Ties at 3 for $1 or 34J each.
25c Wash Ties at 3 for 50 or 17 each.
Men's Shirts; tho dollar kind, Monday, 79.
Men's Shirts; tho $1.50 kind, Monday, $1,15,
Men's Shirts; the $2.00 kind, Monday, $1,59!
Men's Madras, and Silk Shirts; the $2.50 kind, 'Mon
day at $1.98.
Puro Silk Shirts, $2.95 Instead ot $4.00.
Pure Silk Shirts, $3,9$ instead of $5 and $0.00.
A few days ago a gentleman reported an interesting
xconversatlon heard on a street car. It related to an ex
perience which one ot tho men had at a shirt sale a short,
time ago. Ho said it was a fake, but you could always feel
safo at a Kilpatrick sale. Thanks, my brothor. You were
dead right there. If we make a misstatement it is done
Unknowingly, Como again.
In tho basement, a sale of standard ginghams, Tolle
du Nords, otc, 7)6 Instead of 12 V&c. 32-lnch Scotch
Ginghams in plains and checks, also fine American Madras,
In stripes, 15 instead of 25c. 15c Printed Crepe, good
assortment, at 8i a yard.
A big tabic of wash goods containing grades which
sold to t)0c. Ratines, crepes,now cloth, printed voiles,
loop cloth, batiste and dainty, at 12 W C I)cr J'ard.
Jap Crepes, Dutch importation, 1394J per yard.
Baskets in tho Basement. Great clean-up sale. Fine
French nnd Tray shapes, of bamboo. Sold up to $3.00, at
$1,29 each. $2.00 Wasto Baskets, at $1.49 each.
WOMEN'S HOSIERY To close out the odd lots In
lisle, also seamless silk. Sold up to 60c, Monday, 25c Pr
Pure Silk Hosiery, $1.00 and $1.25 grades, some are all
silk; others silk with lisle tops; Monday, 79c Palr ln
fants' socks, big variety, cute as can be, 15c Pa'r.
Now, the Main FloorTwest Aisle, Loft Hand Side We
aro this explicit for we wish to direct you to some real snaps.
At ISC Yard Big assortment of Egyptian tissues,
woven Crepes, Jacquards and Printed Organdy.
At 29 Yard 40-Inch Printed Voiles, Crepes and
Rico Cloin, Plain Crepes, Silk Mixtures, etc., sold up to t6t.
At 59c Yard A grand lot, Imported tho fashlon
ablo Weaves, plain colors; others woven, 40 to 46 Inches
wide; thoy sold at $1, $1.50 and even $2.50.
Will clean up tho season's HALTE NOUVEANTES
the beauties, Heavy woaves and embroidered patterns.
Sold up to $5.00. All at $1 a yard. Will pay to be Johnnie
on tho Spot at 9 a. m.
Women's Underwear, Vests and Union Suits; big lot,
at 19c. Union Suits, trimmed and plain, trmmed pants,
crochet vests, 37c. Lace trimmed and band top Union
Suits at 63C instead ot $1.00. Standard makes, Mcrode,
Richelieu, Carter, etc., in one lot, 79C. Fl suits, many
handsomely trimmed, at 98c nstead of $1.60. Children's
Underwear, vests at 10C dd lots of boyB' and girls gar
ments, vests, pants, drawers, shirts and suits. Sold up to
50c, to be closed out at 19c-
See Our Other Advertisement on the Next Page, in Which We
Make Special Offerings in EVliHinery and Shoes
IN THE READY-TO-WEAR SECTION As
Shakespeare would say
The Unkindest Cut of All
What boots it whether the maker is the loser or
we sacrifice the profit. It sufficeth that you should
know that the scalpel has been applied ruthlessly.
AND DOWN GO THE PRICES.
White Skirts, made with long tunic of Pique
and Eatine, $1.98 each.
HOUSE DRESSES Wonderful how dainty
these are gotten up. Women use their time more ad
vantageously nowadays than in Hood's time. No
longer do we find women "Stitch, stitch, stitch, till
the stars shine o'er the roof."
Monday pick the dresses which sold at $1.25 and
$1.50 for 79c. Sizes 34 to 46. Percales, Cham
brays, Ginghams high neck, long sleeves, square
neck and V neck. Many sleeve also.
OUT MUST GO THE SUITS Suits which sold
up as high as $57.50 for a quick turn out, $12.50.
Wool Coats Black, navy and all the popular
shades, and the newest wrinkles in cut and style
just the thing for a vacation -or ideal for early fall.
Coats, if vou please, which sold up to $35.00, will go
nt $9.98.
Five Lots of Summer Dresses
to be sold in a hurry. Quite a pick, so come early.
LOT 1 Consists of Tissues, Ginghams, Striped
Voiles, Dimities and Ratines regardless of former
prices will go at $3.50.
LOT 2 Linens, Dotted Swisses, Chambrays.
Lawns; pick at $5.00.
LOT 3 Tiger striped Voile, Fancy Crepes, etc;
one price, $7.50.
LOT 4 Plain and striped Crepes, Linens, etc.
choice at $10.00.
LOT 5 The Fine Organdies will go quickly
at $15.00.
We have 30 SILK COATS. If we had time and
opportunity we would hold a DUTCH AUCTION.
Coats that sold up to $30.00 There are Bengalines,
Failles, Crepes, Taffetas and Moires, $12.50 Mon
day. Methinks there should be a merry scramble for
these. Our crowds are always decorous, however.
NOW YOUR ATTENTION IS NEEDED AT THE
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS SECTION
Predictions were made early that this would bo
a great White Goods Season. Prophets were right,
for in this store at all events, there has been a merry
cut and come again atmosphere all the days of May
and June.
Now comes the Rid-up-pricos, and you'll remem
ber that white goods are a safe buy even, to carry
if they are the Kilpatrick kind.
Striped and checked Dimities at 12V&C instead
of 19c.
Underwear Crepe and Crinkles at 17Vc in
stead of 25c.
Long Cloth by the bolt, $1.19 instead of $1.45.
Flaxons, all perfect, 22V2C instead of 30c.
Here's a rare bargain bunched in ono lot
White Crepes, White Striped Ratines and Embroid
ered Batiste; sold up to 60c; your pick at 25c yd.
A very choice lot Poplins, Ratines, Crepes,
Cords, etc., goods which sold up to $1.00; will go at
49c per vard.
THE 3D EXTRA SPECIAL
The most wonderful of ail. Novelty White
Goods, including brocaded linens, plain ratines,
brocaded ratines, nub crepes, eponge, etc. Goods iu
this lot sold up to $3.50, will go at $1.29 a yard.
Persian Lawns V price formerly 25c, 12lc;
formerly 15c, at 71c.
The Linen prices pruned also silver bleached
and damask, at 89c instead of $1.25.
Damask Cloths, $1.25, were $2.75. Damask
Cloths $3.98, were $7.50.
AT THE NOTION OpUNTER As a hint of
price cutting wo
quote double coh
ered, rubber lyied
Dress Shields, sizes
3 and 4, 18c in
stead of 27c and
30c.
Air cushion hair
brushes at 38c in
stead of 65c.