Rock Island Argus., May 13, 1914, HOME EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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THE ROCK ISLAND AllGUS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914.
BERGLUND & CO. stand
Fifteenth Street and Fourth Avenue, Moline
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Loofe for White and Blue Signs and Banner til
A Stupendous Cash Purchase
Of Silks, Dress Goods, Linens, Hosiery, Underwear. Muslin
wear, Corsets. Embroidery. Laces. Ladies' Sorinsr Coats. Dress
Skirts, New Vhite'Dresses, Children's Dresses, Silk Petticoats, etc. Cfr
BOUGHT AT
50c to 67c ON THE DOLL A R
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STORE CLOSED
All Day Wednesday
To Arrange Stock
and Slash Prices Wait
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STORE CLOSED
All Day Wednesday
To Arrange Stock
and Slash Prices Wait
Brand new, clean Spring and Summer merchandise strictly up-to-date. We Have decided to
launch the greatest PRICE-CUTTING SALE ever attempted in the tri-cities. All choice, seasonable, stylish goods, and
up to the highest standard of-excellence. COME, COME! There has been sales, but none, however, can compare with
this MIGHTY AVALANCHE OF MAJESTIC BARGAINS. Realize what a saving this means to you; by no means
miss this grand opportunity to save right at the beginning of the season. In justice to yourself don't overlook a chance
like this to SA VE ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALE that you would be obliged to pay in the regular way.
Formerly
Berglimd&Co.
Laafc for lie Bif B'oe ard Vr tite Buttf
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J: C. ADAMS, Sales Director
(Not Incorporated)
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402-404-406 Fifteenth Street Corner Fourth Avenue
Greatest Bargain
Emporium
In the Tri-Cities
Look for the Bif Blue and Wnite Banner
Bleached Crash Toweling:, 1J
inciits wid", lwavy i
7c quality. yarl f-
Brocaded Silk Petticoats in
all colors, deep flouncing,
1.50 quality, 07
choice OcC
Wash Goods
40-inch Voiles, lavender, blue, pink,
tan and white, 35c quality, 1Q
the yiird X
Ail Shades Ratine Crepe, repular
ZZc quality, 1 O;
a yard A
Brocaded Wash Silk and Linen, all
Fbade3, regular -75c A Q
quality, yard "
Fine quality White Linen Crepe,
Knuine 35c value. O "J
tlie yard.
Muslinwear
Corset Covers, trimmed with em
broidery and lace, 60c JQ
value, choice &JC
Princess Slips, fancy lace trimmed,
regular value, VQr
choice aiC
Embroidery Trimmed
Drawers, 75c value...
Muslin Petticoats, trimrucd with
deep embroidery 'flounce, 2Q g,
C5c value JOL
47c
Silk Gloves
lG-button White and Black
Silk Gloves, extra fine $1.00
finality, your
size
2-clasp Silk Gloves in black
and white, line 75c quality,
all perfect new
goods, the pair. . .
67c
48c
Fine Linens
Reduced
Big Lot Pure Linen Napkins, many
pretty patterns, $2.50 QESr
value, per dozen
$5.00 Pure Linen Luncheon Sets,
f0rn:; $2.98
Pure Linen Table Linen, heavy
quality, pretty new pat- CQ
terns, $1.25 quality, per yd.
Shirtwaists
Handsome Voile Waists, latest
Etyles and new shades.
$1.75 quality for..,
Soft Wash Silk Waists, in all the
new shades and patterns, drop
shoulder, new corded
collar, $2.25 value. . . .
$1.19
$1.48
Ladies' -Ribbed Union Suits,
summer weight, form fitting,
a 50c garment '"Iff"
for JSC
Plain and Fancy Voile, and Crepe
Waists, all the latest styles, made
to sell for $1.50,
choice
95c
Big Lot Table Oilcloth, red
patterns only, the 20c A
quality, for, yard C
Large Size White Bed
Spreads, beautiful patterns,
$1.25 valu-., ( y
OiiC
Curtain Scrim, '.V' inches
wide, tew puttiTii:-,
ISc quality, yard f C
$1.00 Shirt Waists, all Hiu,
uev, e'fant patterns, sizes
3'i and only, T
choice t)C
Past Elack Hose for women;
good jc quality,
rair
9c
Ladies' Suits and Coats:
Oat They Go!
Arranged for this sale is a really extraordinary lot of fine
cloth -nits in all the newest colors and practically every
desirable stvlo shown late this season. Navy blim serges,
trhnm.d with buttons of same material and part of skirt
is in taffeta: also black and wnue cnecivs m
anv, nival blue and tango. iou nae
the pick of all high-priced cloth suits. U
$13.00, $22.50 and $2j.OO ft
suits, choice
Summer Weight Vool Coats
Ilaid Mixtures in Raglan style; shepherd check fabrics
with Human stripe silk lining, coats in green, ppi
tan. tango, blue shades, with the circular k
flounce $15.00 values, while thy la,st tyUi
Beautiful
Nev Silks
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Muslin Gowns, fancy, lace
triremmed. slipover i i
style, 75c value 4-jG
Hosiery Bargai
fcibbed Vests, summer
weight, 10c quality, f?
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tins
Children's fine ribbed white -t Q
hose. 25c quality
Ladies' Gauze Lisle Hose, black,
tan and white, the 25c J Q Q
kind, pair
Ladies' fast black Hose. 11
made to sell for 19c pair.
Mefrt fst black Cotton 11
.. .. ..... to. value rialr . w
nan iiuoc, , '
Embroideries
45-inch Embroidery Floun
cing, $1.50 quality, yard..
18-inch Baby Flouncing. "5c
value, per yard
50c Embroidery Corset
Cover Flouncing, yard....
45-Inch Allover Embroid
ery, $1.25 value, per yard.
95c
29c
19c
79c
Soft Taffeta3, changeable
and plain, all colors, regular
85c quality,
yard
36-inch Pongees, pink, bine,
white and tan, 50c
quality, the yard.
Soft Wash Silks, all new
shades and stripes. Sell
everywhere at 50c. You can
get them here at this
sale, per yard
Dress Goods
54-inch Black and White Plaids, 75c
goods, sale price, Q
yard OVC
54-inch brown and black, black and
white Shepherd Plaids, all ("O
wool, $1.00 quality, the ynrdJl
M-ineh brocaded all wool Dress
Goods, garnet, gray, blue
and black. $1.00 goods...
59c
c, bine,
29c
11 new
Sell
'ou can
33c
Ladies' and Children's Dresses, Etc.
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Do not miss the opportunity for such beautiful new, up-to-
date Dresses, in white embroidered Voile and
lace trimming regular $8.00 values
White Ratine Lace Trimmed Dresses, j A Q
tunic effect $7.00 Dresses, now P0.4O
Big Assortment Middy Blouses, all white, Balkan style,
blue sailor collars, side lacing regular r
85c and $1.00 quality UL
Gingham Petticoats in stripes
65c ealue
Embroidered. Petticoats in blue chambray
regular 75c values, this sale
Crepe Kimonas, in all colors, beautifully designed, satin
trimmed, Empire stvle, r q
$2.25 quality 5 1 ,45
$1.50 values, now 95c, while they last.
39c
49c
Ladies' Pure Silk Boot Hose,
35c quality,
pair
19c
AHover Aprons, with belt
and pocket, light and dark
shades, 75c quality, -i f
choice triC
House Dresses, in blue and
stripe gingham,-blue nn
collars, $1.50 value... QC
Children's embroidered
checked Gingham Dresses,
regular $1.25 value, 7f
choice iVC
59c
Children's Dresses
White Swiss embroidered dresses,
sizes 6 to 14 years. Re- J J A O
njarkable $2.25 ralues. J 1 frO
75c Dresses,
6 to 14 years
Gingham Dresses, long waisted
style. In pink and blue checks,
sizes 2 to 14 years, ? 1 1 Q
$1.50 dresses vltlt
59c
Laces and Ribbons
Linen Cluny Laces, Insertions to
niiitch, lac and 25c l jf
values, yard 11
18-Inch Allover Laces, In white and
cream, 75c to $1.50 values, rn
yard, now, jc to Oi7C
Big Lot Ribbons, all colors, 10c to
15c values, choice,
the yard
Bleached Muslin, yard wide,
heavy 8c quality, JT
a yard ,
3c
27-inch Embroidery Floun
cing, handsome patterns,
regular $1.00 value,
vard
57c
Men's $1.00 Balbriggan
Union Suits, perfect rj 4
fitting, the $1.00 kind. 1 L
TRis Great Slaughter of Modern Merchandise Begins Thursday, May 14
Jr. . I n,v r.oorl Prices ever offered. Come in; inspect and compare our prices. This Gigantic Purchase must be turned
into cash, and I thai T. why we quote the lowe.t prices you ever dreamed or, quality considered. This Sale will last for 12 DAYS ONLY.
Men's 50c. Silk Hose, in all
colors, while they Q
last, pair. . . . i . . .1 7 C
Wilson Aids Win Mess Rule.
Washington, D. c. May 13 Presl
r Wilson has approred Secretary
diets' order abolishing the wine
tH la tie nary oa July I. Secretary
t(-. Ai,A that the president had
doblded to hold up the rule which has
caused such a stir In navy clrrles, and
ie said it would go into effect July 1.
as scheduled.
Tomb of Arlstomenes Found.
Athens, Creece.May 13. The tomb
of Arlstomenes, the celebrated Mea
senlan hero of the second Spartan war
u the Beyeuth century before Christ,
wan discovered at Rhodes by Ita.ian
excavators. Numimua antiquities were
fo-jntl In the topulclicr.
All the news all the Ume The Arii-
In a "rapid advancement class" hi
Boston, composed of the 3d brightest
pupils of the fifth and sixth grades,
and placed under the direction of one
teacher from entrance to completion of
course, the children finished all the
work of the sixth, seventh and elghfh
grades in a year and a half. Only one
hour a day was allowed these pupils
for outside study.
Pretty Snappy.
Brown 1 am very conservative
garding my' amusements. Green
haven't much money, either. Wow(
an'a Home Companion
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