The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1900, Page 10

adhe Maha a IMPORTANT TO MEN! | IMPORTANT TO MEN! _ ==. |6yNeill’s. ~ Seats ee ditkeeat| Friday and Saturday “Specials” in the 4 Fuse. |Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Dept. and 45 cents each. offering this week, one well worthy the at- 3 cag he wos one wel wit th, made Rensisance bt «snail art of the Hk that ls old, but they wil re » DOyleys,—equare idea as to the unusual opportunities that ° or | howeres ae? < very gatmaat is thoroughly well made and of stylish , fied lenitle material ae tg and 25 cents each, Men’s pieces and large|MEN’S BILUE AND BLACK KERSEY OVERCOATS, also a few in mixtures; regular stock garments that have been marked leys,—of hand made! 4¢ prices ranging as high a $12.00.....000-..e0ere eres be 75 WALTO AVES &C An SEMI-ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE. must go, and we've used the knife for that purpose. For Instance— also Lined Gloves for Men in Good Qualities— value of above 79¢. to $1.25 per pair, "WSR 50,75 & 85 cents each. Benaissance scarfe, table BALANCE. OF OUR STOCK OF ODD COATS AND VESTS TRIMMED MILLINERY. must be closed out at once; the sizes run from 39 to 46 inch, Some of them were marked as high a», $15.00, but to close them all out at/ Reduced from $3.00, $5.00 and $6.00, Sale Price 98c., 1.98 & 2.98. pillow shams, tray| once we have -_e all Do fla — MEN'S NECKWEAR. sate Price 39¢, ‘date, centre pieces, worked wear, new! an tp ice colorings, & (GHA fine liven threed end ive - LADIES WAISTS. rue $1.23, Colored Flannel and Black Brilliantine—latest styles, were $1.98, Also DRESS SKIRTS. Reduced from $1.98 and $3.98, sate Price 9B, & 1.98, STERN BROTHERS ie al ions Doys’ Clothing Well made and of desirable materials, Extra Specials in Boys’ Reefers and Suits! CHINCHILLA AND IRISH FRIEZE REEFERS, well made and trimmed, sizes 4 to 16 years; would be good value at ocd to 3, 98 $10.00; your choice, while they ust, for.. TWO HUNDRED TWO.-PIECE SUITS Pl ‘srictly weal Fancy Cheviots, Bannock burns and Cassimeres, 8 to 16 year sizes, 3, 98 and worth from $7.00 to $10.00 cach, marked for this sale JAMESMcCREERY &CO.,, aisle and 11th St. ALL-WOOL SWEATERS, WW Regular price $1.25. Special 69, ponnneneennnneereeey “© MOTHER'S FRIEND” SHIRTWAISTS, Bar" Regular price $1.00, Special 50, x ; c. GOODS DEPT. te. Se Jeweled Side Combe, ORDERS BY MAIL \ WiLL RECHVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Such values have not been offered this season M wt pearls or rhine stones, _Sixth A 20th to ue, 20th to 2Ist Street. py reky peta ptesy Argo at $3. 75, 4.98 $2.75 per pair. i PR De iE stelle ll tai Ethel bony Mie tel Medd Me tate Value 95.75 to 910.95 Back Combs,— Double-breasted Suits wet or fancy Shapes.— Fine Imported Cheviots, Cassimeres & Worsteds, 8 to 16yrs,, at $5.00 $15 Heretofore ®8.75 to 12,90 Overcoats and Reefers . $3.95, 5.00 3 to 16 year sizes, Heretofore $6.50 to 11.50 West Twenty-Third Street & with pearls or rhine $2.75 each. om Photo Frames,—sew a —" Cabinet, Carte de | Visite, or Miniature size, > ‘@yal or square. 245 75 and 95 cents each. ee One Must Seek Deep for Treasures. IN OUR BASEMENT can be found shoes which fit the foot, delight the are, and what is better, * | suit the purse of those who wish good shoes for little money, Women’s $2.50 Cloth| Men’s Black Box and Kid Top, Patent Calf and Black Kid Leather Tip and Kid} Lace Shoes, “tae ie | $2.25 Rathenbers & Co, Formerly LUDWIG g | 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 West 14th St. Running through to 13th St. (one block). THE NEW STORE. Closing Out Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of Clothing at Prices aq ‘Mansueceen ve : FS FT TD PLOT 10 _—USERT GRL Lace Shoes, *h, #7) Pan| Pat Stock-taking has shown that we have either too much or too little, or the assortments are broken of the following goods; so they 2-clasp Suedes in all colors, 2-clasp Street {iloves and 4-but, Black Gloves for L ‘adie ce lace, with and MEN'S OVERCOATS OF STRICTLY ALL-WOOL KERSEYS, Sale Price 59c. Pair. linen centres,| BEAVERS, COVERTS AND ip ey ‘te made and MILLINERY. Gaines all si former prices ranged as high as Felt Hat | apeapiean MESOOE ss ssce seineroosins apie cael ra 9, 85 reduced from 75cs $1.90 & $2.00, sate Price J$0c., 25c, & 49c. 7 9 aealbmnalanmeiapabidecinceinnmdedeed 75 and 11 to 2, per pair....cceecseeses Open Siete howe "Until 10 0°Clock. i( Lut, ( Cut dnd eens 6th Avenue, Cor 20th Street. ina a “8 Cut / reached on in the first ain De tae wisn reverts HANDKERCHIEFS, © JACKETS. ty: ut l \oait ° te atained at the Barge Ofice by Com- Entire remaining Winter (m@iedionst MaBweeney stock, Eas Gtamtancla Capocelia, a pretty ana|500 dozen,—all linen, hand Our large line of superior Men's Clothing to be ‘@itatity gowned young Italian woman, lace edge, —hem- $5.00, $10.00, $15.00 each, cleared at prices lower than cost of material and & passenger with the two|Sewo 8 Automobile Coats making. The garments are up to date and made + the cause. She has black | stitched, iJ by the most renowned manufacturers of merchant mt black ee Bi onal 15 cents each, $25.00 each, tailoring—tabels on all goods proving superiority. detain the Vinct brothers Misses’ and Children’s We are giving up our department of Men's say they are descendants| Hemstitched Handkerchiefe, Clothing. We need the room for our rapidly grow- family in the north of Italy Jackets, ing dry goods business You can’t get better goods ‘e hand embroidered,jlour or braided and fur led Handkerchiefs, $1.50 per half dozen. ogre bo a|Hand embroidered and in- on foot i lone 1 the might tus’ be {itialed, umlaundered sheer| 1 1,000 Taffetas Silk, Domingo. They|—with embroidered corner cheaper. Better come and look at these lowest of all Tomy res move-| design and initial ge ii 0" AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. 8s cents per half dozen, |CAPES, Clotting of such fine quality and desire rakes Jetted and fur trimmed ve- site, oe ee a be ee It’s onl once ina fou rota house closing so lige and by ah ny ged trimmed cloth, at exactly one-half price. SILK WAISTS, (24 Foor) Va- and Overcoats—Ali our $10, $12 and $15 kinds will hg! Ay sold at a figure to astonis| de-| The materials ured in emo ‘hie 18, are a ime bs gg lot of sents are of the high lass order, including finest blue trom Hoboken | !imen Handkerchiefs, rious $1.50 per half dozen, white, $2.50, $3.50, $3.00, vez] JAMES McGREERY & C0,,| 97-5 and $10.00 each. || ‘Twenty-third Street, |250 China Silk Waists, 75 cents each, colors, black and mi peist rai | A i 2° No “ifs” nor “ands” BUT A No Excuses Of Our Entire Stock of Men's and Boys’ Fine Clothing. Most stores would say, “If the weather had been with us, and if we in ae better,” etc. etc. What care you for the little WL Gb cuts ok dion cn ore eo heat The few items below tell but half the story, you must see them to $10 Overcoats Saturday at $5. Blue and Black Kerseys and a full line of light Covert Cloths, made with deep French facings and lined with a very tine Farmer satin, made by first-class mechanics and guaranteed to give long wear; not one bie less than "5, 00 $10; to-morrow price only.. $32.00 Suits Saturday at $6.00, (Materials and workmanship that usually obtain at $i208 fides aiterlaeoy he ford bie dg. would ¢, but you get the suits while three aedual itcauea en POCO ee rere rere re rer eer e reer sere eesseee $15.00 Suits roi at t $7.50 IGENTLEMEN’S FINE BUSINESS SUITS, fine cheviots and cassim:res, Med hrs @) or Youble br with singl: or double breasted vests many are made with satle-faced lapels, tae in all eda trom 38 to 44; ogres Sutts Sear é $1200, $7.00 Youths’ Suits at $3.50. at $20 and $25. To-morrow's, price is... YOUTHS’ SUITS—Sizes 13 to 19 years, ee 3, 36 ts ig wo at a 50, MEN'S eb hewceagel of k fancy back co- » blue, olive bear fight colors, a ce oobag hppa Bevo wth other ab #1 oy and youl at $8.50, B50 warranted. Here to-morrow ateoes ts Saturday 2 MEN'S OVERCOATS, en of meltons and friezes, in bi aadieoen, warranted fast colors; not a garment in the lot worth less than $16; to-morrow at. breasted, in strictly all woollen also a few Worsteds, in blue, peel mixtures. We never before sold a than $6.00. To-morrow’ price. . fe COLLARS, strict! jinen; hand-t