The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1900, Page 10

Boys’ Clothing For Present Wear Suits @Al-wool Cheviots, Sizes 7 to 16 years, Heretofore #4.98 to 96.50 Sailor Suits sizes 3 to 12 years, Heretofore 96.75 to 97.98 of Navy Blue Chinchillas, 3 loys, at $3, 95 i= Heretofore 95.75 to 97,50 Overcoats @f Friezes & Kerseys, Sto 16 years, at $5. 00 4 Heretofore 96.50 to 99.75 and Mistures, 3to 16 yrs. at Value $1.00 | West 23d St. « $2.95 « 54,98 @AN-woo! Navy Blue Cheviots § 1 | BUCK PAY SURE THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY MEYER SHOE STORE Several Thousand Pairs of the Special Bargain Shoes Still to Be Sold in Our Basement. | All new, fresh goods of the latest up-to-date styles. ' ’ Women's “Men's $3.00 and $4.00 $3.00 and $4.00 Shoes | Shoes WALTON &" AVE &SI@ Sr 19TH JANUARY SALE WHITE GOODS. NOTE.— Although we dwell in this announcement oa Men's Shirta, The Sale for the month sleo includes MUSLIN UNDER ERIES, SHEETS and PILLOW CASES, LINENS, TOWELLINGS, QUILTS, ‘The spectal features of which will be mentl:ned in later advertisements, LOT 1—MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS, 8u-, LOT 6-MEN'® PARIS DRESS pertor muslin, 3-ply linen bosoms, felled | SHIRTS, for full dress; open back and seams, continuous facings, Un- 39 front, 3-ply Hnen bosoma, perfeet Atting; laundered, only, each....... ‘ in two qualfttes, “LO? 2-MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS, Utica | Laundered, only... 98c and $1.35 muslin, 3-ply linen bosoms, felled seams, reinforced Nonpareil muslin, 3-ply linen bosoms, felled seams, continuous facings, hand- Ur made button-holes, | each ‘we wish to state that all our Shirts are cut| . full, insuring a periect ft, This te not the case with mos shirts olfered ta opectal sales, About 1,000 pairs Women’s Spring Heel Shoes, Patent Leather and Black Kid, Button and Lace, $3.00, to close out at $1.50 per pair, OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, 6TH AVE, COR. 20TH ST. TELL PEOPLE WRAT TOU AVR =o ; a ATCH THES URNITORE. AND No EXTRA CHAROR FoR I7. | ROWD INE ARTICLES savtiee e Tee eeatn we vo re | Adrerianments tot THE WORLD wu be re: | AREFOL 3 OR PCAE wheat Degree came tor Tak ny a Sas Ris To eee Ts Te UST NERS IND QUICK, mn Chee rates. Call o messenger if you hove o bes, | |G o” Tum sunDaT WORLD, ‘TEE GUNDAY WORLD, ~ FUR TENGERS Qasomblyman Metcaife's Bill for Richmond Borough. i HT E i i | E 4 ty] E iy i z | thirty-two persons, who, rushing @eck, found the vesse! slowly sink- boats were launched within ten Ehrich Bros., 6th Ave. and 23d St. Semi-Annual Trousers Sale. To-morrow occurs our semi-annual sale of excellent Trousers for men and youths. A good tailor would charge you from three to six dollars to to order such as these. Sale prices here range from $1.00 to an The difference?—this: We have these made in large quantities by at tailors in dull seasons, while you, naturally, would have made to in small quantities and in busier seasons. We guarantee style and fit. One Very Special Item must wit for the hundred or more, besides the trousers that deserve men- tion. It’s the offer below of $15 Suits and Overcoats at half. Read it. Opportunity No. $.—Men's strong Woollen Trousers,made of Opportunity No. 2—Men’s Fancy Worsted and Cassimere heavy-weight material, in fancy cheviots and cassimeres ina variety | Trousers, in neat stripes and checks, ae the plain hairlines, made of shades made with a continuous waistband and tailored to give | from the well-known Sawyer mills and the very lar Dickey Woolien Mills; tailored in fhe best possible manner, ed in every detail to the ones you pay $3.50 fe your choice Sat- | 6 urday, per pair... .sce sees Cece secceeee cove sees . good, hard wear; a crack-a-jack for business purposes; every pair sewed with silk and guaranteed to be a ay $2.50 J 19 value; your choice Saturday at, a pair........ +006 ° ity No. 3.—Gentlemen’s Fine Dress Trousers, This some very handsome and nobby effects in Scotch and through Worsteds; scores of neat patterns; Plaids and checks, cut accord. These were made to | 98 at $4.00. Your choice Saturday ° Opportunity No. 5.—Youths’ Business Trousers. Not enou, for long, and ay 26 to $1 waist sizes, but those who come early ill find an assortment of cheviots and worsteds, in neat and stylish effects, well made and trimmed, and not a Opportunity No. 4—Gentlemen's Fine Dress Trousers, These are the finest trousers of the entire purchase and some of the choicest materials ever designed for men's trousers—the best of all worsteds and foreign tweedings in the newest and most exclu. sive styles, No one needs better trousers than this assortment affords, and merchant tailors are asking $5.00 $6.00 for them. Your choice Saturday........ "298 unity No. 6.—Youths’ Fine Dress Trousers. This is a choice jot of fine, strictly woollen cassimeres, tweeds, cheviots and | worsteds in pleasing effects, cut marrow and tailored as 38 19 lot a 'UOUS fo the latex 1900 fasion Cassi. w worth .50, first-class merchant tailors do, Easily recognized Bie Sry nee esrer mere. Yow YOO | Ssound saan va” Yur cote Stays Men’s Suits and Ov ens an ercoats. This line contains some of our choicest iherwaiele The Suits are of Fine Worsteds, Serges, Smooth many are made with satin-faced ; in fact in ti slot every desirable and all $15.00 and $18.00 suits-..the overcoats are of all wool Kersey Covert cloths, with silk velvet collars, andthe much -for Oxford and presenting the lat. e est London box effect; they hang perfectly, and none is worth less than doutle the pricet hat we ask; your Saturday, $7.50. Saturday is always the day of the week in the Men’s Furnishing Store. Last Seturda came near being the poss Ag dosege Theale of i clars and eas wat the cae ot We lke wet you enthuses, bt needn' ve crowded so hard, planned liberally demands when bought these lots. Plenty for all day to-morrow. . iii 7 aaa collars are four ply 1900 linen, We'll return your money if they should disappoint you—but they meres, as well as the plain black and blue Mills Cheviots, cut either sis The Sale of Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. won't. Following are more particulars : Men’s and Boys’ Unlaundered Shirts. Lot 1—Men’s and Boys’ UNLAUNDBRED GHIRTS, made of extra | ™*2'* gr Lot 2—Mes’s UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, open tack, extra heavy | S% + split neckband, reinforced with continuous facing, sizes 37c SHIRTS, open back or open pure lines inserted bosom, we Ht front i = s : i 10, | wpwielts in? — offer most extraordinary values. The first one begins Saturday, January 6 (to-morrow), and being our first effort, we have spared neither time, work nor money to make it the greatest sale WEAR, BROD- Surplus stock of several large up to date in every way, LOT 6-MEN'8 FANCY sHTRTS, tn ai!| Remember the Sale continuous facings, back and front, Unlaundered, each 40C|the latest designs, made of Madras, Lot No. 1—CONSISTS OF GRAY MIXTURES; Lot No, 4—IMPORTED CASSIMERES, in * Laundered, each .ssscsssssessssse 69c | Cheviot and Percale, One pair 99°! AND STRIPES, heavy weight materials that will{PLAIN, NEAT and FANCY EFFECTS, ALSO Lor s-MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS, Uta | wear well and give excellent satisfaction, WORSTEDS and DIAGONALS, from well-known muslin, 3-ply Itnen bosome, felled eeams,| LOT 1-MEN'S NIGHTSHIRTS, Utica ' manufacturers, for business or dress wear, $4 00 |eontinuous facings, open back and Mills mustin, imported trimmings, 2 12 25 front, Uniaundered, only, each,... 49 |cut wide and extra long, at........ 45 J 48 P. : z 98 P: ‘ ¢ fe LOT ¢-MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS, Utica! NOTICE.—In addition to the above, ° ar, ie air. Sia een Banc ae large variety of patterns by MILLS WOOL CASSIMERES and CHEVIOTS, in Oxfords, Grays, Brows and Black, @@ | waistbands, latest styles from the best mills, Ten Dollars each, will be offered at this sale at the extraordinary price of... backs lined with a good quality of plush, regular value $15.00........ H. . ©Neills. - Great Semi-Annual Sale of Men’s Trousers! Twice a year we intend to ho!d a big sale of Men's Trousers, at which we shall | ___Tapertant to Men! of its kind ever held in this city. We have purchased for this event the manufacturers, in all about ‘ Five Pairs! well made, of reliable and fashionable material, and strictly have divided them into six big lots and will sell them at from 33% to 50c. on the Dollar! \ To-Morrow, Saturday Morning, and First Come, First Served. Every one thorough! We Lot No. 5—AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT fn WOOLENS FROM THE WELL-KNOWN HAR- VARD, LESTER, NATIONAL and AMERICAN - ILLS, Latest Patterns, also worsted effects, both é Lot No. 2—CONSISTS OF ALL WOOL CASe: HAIRLINE STRIPES and plain and fancy, 1.85 Pair. Lot No. §—CONSISTS OF STRICTLY ALL le Pair. No, 6—THE BEST VALUB OF ALL. Lot THESE TROUSERS WERE MADE FOR DRESS or INSIST of STRICTLY made with Srench{SEMI DRESS WEAR, and CO! a with French URE WORSTEDS, IMPORTED CASSIMERES and CHEVIOTS, perfectly tailored, from the best mills, 2.35 Pair. 69 Pair Two Great Bargains in Men’s Overcoats. Two Hundred Men's Overcoats, in Oxford gray, that were made to sell for 6 45 a . O 9.85 | sar We will also offer at this sale of i dS PR ila fll hd tig Bee aE ae Re ae ® Orders by Mail Will Receive : Prompt Attention. <2¥ O'NEILL & CO,, 6th Ave., 20th to 2Ist St Also About Four Hundred Others in Oxfords and All-Wool Blue Kersey, FA AA ee ie ‘TDWI | a! : . -“s— sp et at a of the New Year at the New Store. Our Introductory January Sale, which commences next Monday and continues for the entire week, is planned to be one of the greatest value-giving events in our brief though satisfactory history in the retail world, To the pub- lic which has shown such faith in the New Store and has given us such generous encouragement, we now propose to express our thanks in a most substantial manner by giving them still greater values at the lowest prices ever named for standard grades of merchandise. Not only all our odds and ends which accumulated from our vast holiday selling will be closed out at great sacrifices, but by shrewd manipulation we have secured many choice new goods which will be offered during this sale at unheard-of low prices, thereby carrying out our plan to make this sale one to be ever remembered as z os