The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1903, Page 2

normous stocks, the newest This Is An Im Summer rant Clearing Sale of Mecn’s nderwear at Just Half the Regular Prices. DO NOT FALTER WHEN IT COMES arourfd to the time for radically reducing the prices on Men's Imported and Domestic Underwear. We go at it aggressively—incisively. Prices are cut, regardless of former conditions. We must have room for the incoming Fall lines, and we're not standing on any ceremony. Therefore, the best bargains of the season lean your way. ‘If you don’t need extra Underwear for this season, buy for next summer. There is no telling when such bargains will be offered again. Men of All Builds Can Share in This Event. GROUP I. GROUP II. GROUP III. | Ht290. At3Ie | At ISe. MEN'S FINE PLAIN BALBRIG-;MEN’S BALBRIGGAN COMBL| MEN'S S EXTRA FINE IMPORT- possible manner. Made to sell at 50c. | $1.00; really eidiaedeaty values; St ses Use teead or Balbriggan: to 75c. All sizes. made to sell up to (Main Floor, East of Fountain.) Ohe Popular Light Lunch Room Up on the Fourth Floor. +The tired shopper finds delightful solace and appetizing refreshment in the oon rit ee Lunch Room on the fourth floor. Fiigh the city’s roar and traffic and sven t caslee breezes which flow. in phe wide open windows, it becomes an ideal place where shoppers may obtain light ‘foods at moderate expense. Everything is of the best. the cooking is all sizes. your attention. Morris Chairs. | MORRIS CHAIRS superior and conducive to the gratification of the j ais iiltatateds 7 appetites of the most finicky. new and handsome! |S Next time you're in the store and feeling like H desing in golden} i having a light lunch take an elevator to the fourth EZajoak Only; complete fi ny ‘ Haai|with velour cush- | You'll go there again. \ i) ions, assorted colors; The other Restaurant is in the Basement, and there you may obtain everything a first-class res- taurant can serve. Prices here, too, are moderate. [se [ory Women’s Shkeres. As: Good quality VOILE DRESS f IRTS, handsomely trimmed with ta straps, ma@e over }'\ an entre drop of taffeta with uffles, as pictured; former mesieee @ 75 ¢ remainder of our wast SKIRTS will be offered at greatly prices. sae the detached cuffs. Women’s Jackets. eee Gconomies in tylish Midsummer Garments. TAREE ETA pewes quality) 5, O ”) E CARLO oe fate, with eye ms ay a ey her LENGTH H TINEN fe SNe COATS. 7-inch Irish Point lace collar over a broad linen cape, rever Front of tasteful de- sign. Divan bell sleeve; extra special Sat INCH” LENGTH COVERT ‘ CLOTH CORSET COATS, 23 yy 75 7 strapped seams, elegantly tailored; e i extra special value, (sssoa inbor, Front.) Ghe Clearance Sate Continues. to eclipse any event of its kind held in the past. told—we received immense price corfcessions. on to you, a nth you had paid three or four times the price asked. Sizes range from 112g to 20, Also ah immense variety of standing shapes. wants an ama; hand. early. ear. Every collar is priced ‘at Extra salespeople to wait on you ina jiffy. Main Floor, Rast of any men will buy enough collars to last a ae FRE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, AVGTWT 9, 90m Ghe Bost : ein at — — ae p= where y+, , fresh ar every desirable line, the most remarkably low prices delivery service, make the Siegel Cooper Store splendid interest and indisputable importance must visit the vast Furniture Store on the f woman has her heart set upon a handsome sideboard. Another woman wants a beautiful desk. Another wants a lamp or chair. Sreat Bargains in Chars. Morris Chatrs, Dining Chairs, Rockers. Very special offerings that are particularly interesting. A series of exceptionally strong features from the Mid-Summer Sale which will quickly merit You save a third or more on what are ordinarily low prices for the best furniture. “S, & H.” Green Trading Stamps, of course, with Furniture, as with other merchandise. Dining Chairs. 5 DINING CHAIRS—as | ITT} illustrated—made of solid it oak, golden color; polish Jel finish; strong and well reg. $15.00; special, | = braced; special, Ss e AT Men's Stylish 39, P ‘ (4 Yegligee Shirts Earlier in the season most of these Shirts would have easily sold for $1.25. But Mid-Summer clearances are inexorable. So we name the price quoted. Sizes 14 to 17. Every Shirt in prevailing styles, neat, refined, dressy and attractive—such as always appeal to the well-groomed man. patterns in attached or detached collars.and cuffs. Ohousands of 4-ply Linen| 50 Cottars for Men and Boys} This sale began spiritedly this morning, and promises’ fe got the Collars from a manufacturer who was about D) to hold his annual clear-up. By taking the whole lot 84.000 all These we pass he Collars are nearly all fresh and perfect. Here and there, though, is a collar with a tiny oil speck or an infinitesimal flaw. Laundered it will be white as snow and as fit for service as if All the popular féld shapes. The man who ing lot of collar value for his money will be on Ie ey ful and worthy of and the mest satisfactory Mid Sommer Furniture Sale of to the great shopping public. You hy Floor to appreciate its beauties, d most | most bea wut THE BiG STON SizceL f;0nER Double the Usual Number of “S. & ma” Green Trading Stamps With Your Purchases At The Siegel Cooper Store To-Morrow. IUGUST SWINGS UNDER WAY BUSILY. THE SO-CALLED DULL A period of the year finds the Siegel Cooper Store brisk with energy. eople are coming and going all the time. There's something for eve Summer goods are saying good-by at prices that are wonderfully much less than when the season dawned. Already there are hints of Fall in the air; bet of those later. Just now we are interested in Summer things. And the after-stock-adjustment hours find the Store presenting many exceptional lots of very desirable bargains. There Are Pleasant Surprises All Over the Store---They Nudge Your Elbow at Every Turn and Corner. With the very merchandise you want now at re- duced prices, and DOUBLE THE USUAL RUMBER fame F TRADING STAMPS AS AN EXTRA AT- TRACTION, to-morrow will doubtless be a memor- ably busy day. Many people spending the Summer out of town are eagerly collecting Green Trading Stamps with a view to exchanging them for valuable household articles when a sufficient number of books shall have been filled. One OPER Another fancies something else. A Sood Sewing Machine Ouesday for $73.75. A tiptop Machine forthe money. Ball bear- ing, of course. Drop head, too, Fitted with an automatic winder. You get all the latest and most ap- proved attachments; six stitches to every revolution; woodwork is of 7°. V5 highly polished oak. Swell front. e fine bargain Tuesday for The same Sewing Machine, with a box top, for v/ 12, 0 0 Every machine is guaranteed and kept in repair for five years. (Third Floor, Contre.) Ghe Summer Shoe Clearance Hnd Its Stile Greater Bargains, INDERFUL values,and they're flyingout fast. Odd lots and broken sizes of high and low Shoes for Men, Women and Children that earlier in the season were priced at more than double what we're asking now. And the early prices were sensationally low. To hasten the Clearance we have still further reduced prices, and to-morrow you share in the best shoe bargains in Greater New York. All Shoes and Oxfords of discontinued pat- ne fos were 50 an 3200 are DS@ now Among these are Shoes and Oxfords in all sizes for Women, Misses tand-Children. Boys’ @ shoes in all sizes, and Rockers. — ROCKERS—as illus PAM Jirated—imitation ma- Hi 7 hogany finish, strongly ll i] made and well sup- LB ported; seats covered oT with velour, in-assort- ed colors; regularly R $3.50; special, L935 EACH. Fancy Also neckband only, with Glain Floor, East of Fountain) Each, S some odds and ends for men. All Shoes and Oxfords of eM petens that were to $5.00 Ye LOS now Among these are Patent Coltskin Shoes and Ox- fords for Men in all sizes and all have welted soles. Kid and Patent Leather Shoes and Oxfords for Women in all sizes to fit all. (Main and Secon@ Floors, East)