The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1903, Page 3

june oat LUT a su lL i me / a Guo th a On Sale Oo-Morrow ae So. Se fo) Sach, Ohis IsaMost Extraordinary SpectalSale It is characteristic of the Millinery Section to do surprising things, and this astonishing opportunity is therefore in line with its usual progressive methods. Handsome Hats at avery low price. Brisk, catchy styles for now and for Winter service. Hats that would not ‘be priced ar less than $7.50 in other stores. + All the Most Wanted Shapes Are Included, In this very attractive gathering there are jaunty Beavers, dri Velvet Hats and Hats ‘of Rough Felt, trimmed with wie, Ostrich Plumes and-Flowers. Special Prices e ace Le fo) Also Hundreds of Beautiful Hats at $5. 00. To-morrow. These WILL BE A FEATURE OF SPECIAL IMPOR- TANCE: Hats compare in quality of materials, work and style with Hats sold elsewhere at $10.00. alot. ecgnd oor.) Ohursday tn the Women’s baist Store: Some Wery Special Ofverings. Interest in this branch ow, The wae Store will be intensified to-morrow by 4,000. Hannelt Waists L000 Whit dras Waists ‘Aan Wooken Mile sath x DO oe ete oars eet TIC 14,000 Cashmere Watsis j 7, IJ 5 Cie Saremey, to Girctuonas Swings Wide Open. And Those Who Read And Heed Will Profit. ERY section of The Big Store is taking_on a gladsome aspect. Up in the various stock reoms Christrias things are crowding along thick and fast, and quick! finding their way daily into their proper spheres throughout the Store. There’s a vivid charm about these stocks. A cheery bright- ness,a sparkling newness, refreshing as a he os of dew-bespan- gled flowers nodding radiantly to a June day's sunshine. We Are Starting the Holiday Campaign a Trifle Earlier Than Usual This Year. “It's necessar Last year's bisiness was colossal. It cannot be adequately pictured ina few sentences. This year’s Christmas trade at the ‘Siegel Cooper | Store pone to be even greater. Aladdin with his magic lamp would powerless to invoke a larger yolume of enthusiastic activity than is predicted for this year. hat does this suggest to thousands? What does it mean to collectors of Sperry & Hutchinson Green Trading Stam Early shopping! There's sound wisdom in exercising tt rd sort of foresight. People who begin to buy or order now enjoy ad- vantages that’cannot be overestimated, sually in the early periods of Holiday i jneepin the practical phases assert themselves most insistently. ibe are always welcomed; the knicknacks and rifles are customarily lef t until the flood-tide of buying sets in. 5 But those whose thoughts are turning into the direction of tons. Furaiture, = / Pictures, Linen, Black, white and all colors; new model; CE ce SR ee Ee ares, gears: ; 1,000 Peau de Sote Waists ce J. 5 Dedas Peiteras, Diamonas, Sonu? In'severalinew styles; Ato. s0s sess ceed occs esas cease sevens socateece . , And allied lines, cannot now safely shut their eyes to the wisdom of buying, or at least ordering, for future delivery, at such an auspicious time as the present. November has worked a wonderful metamorphosis in the 200 Black or White Chantilly Yet Lace Waists 10. Wh O pi(Oversilkilirtifg)) aticciee sel \cieeeleis eis 56's iets esieieicic'e)s ici cee'd) coee 3 (Second Floor. Front.) Winter Ccicer ae ae ; srr, the ight Fane ore Van 2) Po) oO ”) : 2 79 ul Ww yer, the lighter ° bi U fe -ghandise are also appearing in all ted char Waterproo. ae replicate Wrrors a "ts aninopreton 1 fat The Bi Sete hia eee OO ccs Si* Chen P ag stimulus to the energies. You never weary of the everchahging Dress gee ASSES. A very opportune special, and one that will doubtless appeal to panorama of stocks and shoppers. There is everything to interest you; nothin; weary, illions in seasonable merchandise. What the inventive geniuses of these great United States have not supplied for your ‘ The material is ve one and [poatuvely wvatererpey- Durable} many. The size is 9x64, very fine quality glass, nickel-plated frame; muslin lined; i strap; ther covered frame and chain, two folding sides, decorated with pretty designs; corners; brass lock and catches; stitched handles; 24 L f 3. I GhGGerSh vations desiora. ing, Pi pleasure, comfort and adornment, the industrious sons and daugh- * special, QMain Floor, Front, 18th Bt.) Men’ bt Sou Nae are: annguncements are but partial reflec- “yor ” ond SS; al PIN 2 i 2 SJ le fr Ca. S13 an a ws conte’ nay see eee wees | reBaser’’ dome | ergs, Siac’ Oe || Pee Te and Jeoadiprd ds featires) cannot in justice to veel without em- Se anger Sewing “* Green Stamp x Cigars. Battlefield. diel Sie aesige oe Neteie payer vcde Machines. Strictly siparior Gieliy, | ; TOeiling Herraitoes of Bf finest combination Havana American Heroes. filler. Diplomatico size, hand | A history of the campaigns and conflicts of made—in brief, a bona fide | The Great Ciyil War in the United ten cent smoke in every res- States, pect, which we will retail at | The Spanish-American War, five cents. The War in the Philippines, N Every cigar js | The Boxers’ War In China, by Rossiter Johnson, with special contribu- “SS banded with a ss» Gen. Oliver O. Howard, U. S. A. 10-cent Sperry Gen. Selden Connor, U. S. A. . Gen. John B. Gordon, C, S. A. & Hutchinson ‘den. John T. Merjan, C. S. A. ah; Hon, James Tanner. Green. Trading | mrs:i-c. picket. i ted from the cpr erage bah Stamp. wonels of te cecrond Brady toledo ic chain stitch, head, carved p ‘H poodwork petaa eee 32,00 Every box of fifty cigars contains $5.00 worth of “Sx & H_ inthe Peso ernie Covererent Bay newest and best attachments. ° Green Trading Stamps. permission of the Secretary of War, Also For to-morrowswe offer, very special, large full page colored illustrations, GOLDMAN TUCK FOLDER; S, S, Ci ye Size of the book 14x11 inches; 14 sean be uted on all sewing me 7 50 Sreen Stamp Cigars for inches thick. Princedon highly-cale chines” NOTE —You also receive with your purchase the regular quantity of “S, & H.” Green | endered paper. Bound in cloth with To-day the “Victory” Sewing Machine stands high above all its competitors. It is complete in the most minute detail, and em- bodies all the newest attachments. You cannot go wrong in selecting a “ Victory,” for we guarantee and keep it in repair for a period of five years free of charge, We have them in five ang three drawers, dark golden oak swell front, highly polished ball-bearing. New Home Mode 44 O04, 50 * SINGER SEWING MACHINES ; Tala Floor Special Shoe Bargains. Men's and Women’s Footwear At a Very Low Price. The Consolidated Shoe Store on the Second Floor makes an important offering for Thurs- day. Those who buy get Double Stamps and save prac- tically half aswell. MEN'S $3.50 SHOES, calfskin and patent leathers; several styles of each; } welted soles, all sizes, hae Laat ‘« : 11.95 of them. assortment WOMEN'S $3.50 SHOES, kidskin, calfskin and parent leathers, sever Byles in le burton and bluchers all sizes. Among there art also vome = 95 denness Miller shoes in sample sizes, x Trading Stamps—to-morrow being a Double Stamp Day. A purchase of one box of | gilt title on side. Weight of Tr Parts and Needles of all Sewing Ma- rt Departife 2.00 will entit! $9.00 worth of green trading stamps. book nine (9) Ibs, Published c P5 Women’ s Sti, (ppers i cigars at $ entitle ae oa : 7.50.) Our pri f, (Third Floor, Centre.) ; (Main Floor, East, 18th £t.) (Second Floor, Centre, 18th St) Women’s Women’s Handsome Coats. Kimono _ Special Offerings Go-Mforrow eee Sutiottes, hs new te r Parlor on the loor is making many friends. rip is very attractive and offers every- thing new and desirable in Slippers. For to-morrow: ‘WOMEN'S $2.00 SLIPPERS. Kid dnd patent leathers, it and three strap sandal styles; ages? ISe LOT 1— Dressing Cadored Suits 75 Suits on Spectat Sate Chursdayat I? SO Fine quality Cheviot in Black, Blue and Brown, Collarless; Blouse Fancy Yoktotastify trimmed with and silk cord. Military shoulder Capes with double rows of miniature but- Rows of wide silk braid at is t. Satin lined to edge of rever finished with black and white fatcy braid. New Model sleeve with fancy trimmed cuff. Novel Panel design with fine ecrenig throu; pe | ews of Ghursday Ofte rt s Pakunes MEN'S MADRAS PAJA- Mas; ki colors; all AEM Off Regular Prices to ell at 65ce 1,000 DOZEN MEN'S COL. | "s Veckwear. HAND NECK- 190\7" meds to sell at le ; WEAR, reversible; many 50c. Bast, 18th St.) a with Fancy Ruckles. x if From a very prominent manufacturer of Vienna we purchased” an entire line of very fine Belt Buckles. The designs and Petes are*"” so varied and artistic that it is impossible to give a fair descripson’ ’ These Buckles were made to retail at $1.50 to $3.00. Ingen of. selling the Buckles separately, we have had them Che made up in the latest style Belts, on black silk taffeta, PS. peau de soie and silk. Your choice from the entire ie to-morrow at Wain Aisle Apron Sale, 2,700 Aprons Will a Placed on Sate” Chu rsday At 14 Less Than Regular Prices, Dainty White Lawn Aprons for maid, waitress and nurse, Also Afternoon and Sewing Aprons of fine quality lawn, trimmed with lace embroidery and hems! four lots for ready choosing. WHITE LAWN APRONS; generous size. in five different styles to select from; trim- med with lace embroidery; deep hematched hem and weking: regu 7 77 LOT 2—WHITE LAWN APRONS: excellent quality; ten very pretty styles comprising the large plain apron, bib and bre- WOMEN'S $3.00 TO $5.00 SLIFERS. 250% Craven otte larly 25c. and 296, sandals in over pretty syles—some beaded ones ameng them Suede Onforde, Past Lather In eran sacidal of orate Slant vp 9S C _very superior 72, 735 several styles of French heel Oxfords and some. satin sandals: all told, the Oats, fiver at: JS S, pretties collection of Slippers ever shown. aeque. o WOMEN'S FUR-TRIMMED JULIETTES, pei! a S00 Kersey Coes, lity Felt: perfec in every way; all sizes in red, black, br wap 639e Te cate Sulbee ee ene sewherg as being worth $1.50, age a oka il with y/ 0. 4, O Great assortments in popu- lar fabrics at extraordinarily 700 F Brace Clot low prices. WOMEN'S KIMONO DRESSING Sarmenis, SACQUES; Eclipse Flannelette; handsome Lara 2. patterns; French | effects with dainty Persian border trimming; made with 4 (lenath. i ack, Tan slo cal and guibered back: very efectve and prety: (a8 irate) 63Iec regul Men's Winter Women ’s and Children’s ombination Suits. OMEN'S FINE WOOL“ONEITA” > WOMEN'S KIMONO DRESSING SACQUES. fine quality Daisy Cloth OMBINATION SUITS; naa coe, 100 a we ie ink and blve with white border trimming, cx exra fll; regularly 49 Swoite 3 all sizes; " \ f rgularly $2.00, 95 Heavy oa. in Black my Pe 50 WOMEN'S KIMONO DRESSING SACQUES, Flannelet, prey gate wear made in WOMEN'S RIBBEDFLEECED COT- “|, and Oxford, at... ..e+++ and border trimming; regularly 50, 29¢ 03 (Second (Second Floér, Centre, 19th St.) TON GUTS ase. OG RAVINE ssinscisbel ds pet a dia dell telle; also several dainty sewing Aprons, regularly 35¢, 21 ‘790 Underwear, | 1.25 and 2. MEN'S _FINE NATURAL WOOL AND CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; samples of best ‘Under- 75 Sample Grades. this country; almost all sizes; made to sell at $1,25 and $2.75; very special at 79e Also MEN'S HEAVY FLEECE- LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; Leoil and pe Fas colors, single and all rsllon See. AIC Floor, East of Fountain.) Seven-gore skirt; rows of mo 23.50 @Gecond Floor. Front.) BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT» ‘| Weare emery to sell the well-advertised and * ady-to-eat cereal FORCE, uz: PACKAGE, Oc Excel cay ater Front; velvet BERT ORED HALF HOSE, all the fahren East of Escalator.) - QMain Floor, Front, 18h 81) titched tucking. All divided into | LOT 3—WHITE LAWN APRONS; | superior quality, and many very good styles, extra wide; hemstitched hem, bib and bree telles: also fine embroidery trim- ming; regularly 39c. : 27e LOT 4—WHITE LAWN | APRONS, superior quality, extra | wide; the large. plain apron ; bib |and bretelle; trimming of fine id |broidery and. hemstitched tue! ing. regularly 50c. to 65c., 3Se