The evening world. Newspaper, February 29, 1904, Page 7

« » Saroiu aaa saehitan diene adaaectcenarais adil iat eiialia mane ee be . -s bie ; oer SORTER THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 29, 1904. ee Py Saad LLL LLL Py ACITY IN ITSELF pis OPER(. “Ai THE BIG STORE Transfer Desks MAIN FLOOR, Green Trading Stamp Desks, 19th St, Centre. SECOND FLOOR, BASEMENT, f 19th St, Centre. 18th St, Front, THIRD FLOOR, < SECOND FLOOR, 18th St., Centre, Mail Orders Every Modern 2 Desks, Eas FOURTH FLOOR, THIRD FLOOR, Gth Ave. Centre A Leading Convenience Eas FIFTH FLOOR, S ecialty 4 ° ral ceed 19th St, Centre. | Sasa : P' . j Ih i MI tnd 18h Ss. Some Important Changes tn Departments . Been Wade at Che Big Store. IUSINESS grows so steadily at the Siegel Cooper Store that the various Departments (in reality | customers have greater opportunities for selection. they are specialty stores) are constantly reaching out for more space. The Suits, Coats and Skirts are faring better also, for they, too, have larger quarters. Stocks The Waist Department now extends from the centre of the Second Floor past_the | have consequently been increased in these lines, and the first month of Spring finds the Women’s Suit, S elevators and eastward beyond the Moving Stairway. It is on the former site of the Book Store. The | Skirt and Coat Departments splendidly equipped. ¥ Books are now on the Third Floor, on the 18th Street side of the elevators. The Tabard Inn Station | The Untrimmed Millinery is now on the Second Floor and adjoins the Millinery Parlors A adjoins the central elevator system. : having been brought up from the Main Floor, The Untrimmed Millinery displays are thoroughly repre- Poa, iS Since its removal from the western part of the Second Floor to its present location the Waists | sentative. There have been numerous other changes in the line of expansion, anda visit to the store is \vs Yl iN have been more able to do justice to themselves. They are better displayed, have more sales space and | necessary to appreciate their scope. Double “‘S. @ H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week from 8:30 to 12 o'Clock---Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Women’s Stylish Spring Waists \H#Gh- Grade Reclining 15. OO sed In Lawn and White Damask, Go-Carts Guesday at FINE WHITE LAWN WAISTS; front. back and sleeves side plaited, with Irish crochet lace inserting from shoulder to bust, finished with medallions, stock collar and cufs ; French tucked very stylish: POD exceptionally priced at WHITE LAWN WAISTS, nicely tailored; front has four I-inch side plaits and French tucks from shoulder to bust: French back, with side plaits and Ve, 2 GY tucks} plain stock collar and tab, ¢ BEAUTIFUL WHITE LAWN WAISTS, with round yoke of val. lace insertion and fancy Mexican drawn work; embroidery joined with hemstitching; front plait with val. lace insertion and two rows of embroid- ery on either side, same as in yoke: fancy stock Z. ye, SF collar; tucked cuffs, very natty, @ANDSOME WHITE DAMASK WAISTS, of su- perior quality fancy figured damask front of box- plaits from shoulder to bust; French back, stock collar and cuffs; new sleeve, cut full and long 2 95 (Second Floor. Centre, 18th &t,) Women’s Cloth Suits & Wititary Coats Greatly Reduced. Really good substantial value is embodied in these two specials. The cut illustrates how graceful and pencapnessing the Suits are. In the Military Coats the new ideas will be found—triple cape effect, etc. These specially lowered prices: Covert Cloth Suits. WOMEN'S PEDESTRIENNE SUITS; made of fine quality all-woot American Covert cloth, with fitted back, fy front and full bishop sleeves; corded seams and satin romaine lined waist, 10. 75 nine-gored even length skirt, all seams corded; special to- morrow / Full Length Mititary Coats. WOMEN'S FULL LENGTH MILITARY COATS, made of all-wool A special that stands un- equalled in the annals of Baby Coach history. Other stores simply cannot give you such value at this price. They don't buy in such large quantities as we do, and naturally den’t get such close quotations. These Go-Carts are made of the finest quality reed; reclining body, fitted with best quality steel springs, axles, rubber-tired steel wheels, patent foot-brake and running gear; neatly fin- ished with green enamel; at Fo 00 A Very Important arid. Pissiomeks Special Sale. An exceptional gathering. One thet ’ ’ ’ will unquestionably demand and command Childr ens & Inte ants Coats. instant attention. The list that is appended jneludes Upright, Square and Baby Grand Pianos and Organs of national and international reputation. Che List Embraces Some of the Best Bargains They're the proper thing for in Pianos Gver Advertised, 5 These Pianos and Organs will be on sale in the Auditorium of the New Art Piano Store on the the little ones to wear when | Sth Floor to-morrow. Every instrument has been carefully renovated. They are now in superior condition. Experts will demonstrate the various good points of the pianos. Cash or Gasy Payment Plan, as You Prefer, ___ Any Piano or Organ purchased during this sale will be taken in exchange for a new one at any time within a year and full amount of money paid allowed. mG Remarkable Prices Guesday. Daintiest Creations Spectally Featured, out for a remp or prome- nade. All ere effectively trimmed, becoming to ju- Men’s Suiting with large triple cape effect, military standing collar and cuffs j . Upright Pianos. | Sguare Pianos. ‘of contrasting color velvet; lapped seam sleeves and pretily piped veniles, and are in all the Schacter, was $350. Now $115 caer, OAs : ing; regular! 90; 7 . junham, was 300, iow 9 . td : oer f neva bald engTbraes i buseon inn: Ce BUASY J. 50 new, desirable Spring ma- | Gallenberg & Vaupel, was 375: Now 135 Meet ‘ was Cesk Povted Be - tt ' (Second Floor, Front.) Chickering, was 700. Now 155 7; P. Blake, Was i275. 0 New I terials, Specially priced | Arion, was 275. Now 145\f. Waters, was 300. ow 28 . Tollenhauer, was 400, Now 185/!!. Waters, was 300. Now 25 Pi £P. Si 2 to Schubert, ' was 350, Now 198) rifiln, was 350. Now 35 Handsome 8-Piece Farlor duites, noni Schubert Was 380, Now 195) Url wes 390. Now 35 . Sterling, was 375. Now 215 |Halnes Bros. wae 400: New 3 Md Hoffman, was 328. Now 215) : . sda CHILDREN'S BOX REEFERS of flannelt era heavy collar and deep c Harrington, was” 400. Now 215|!hompscn, was 300. Now 30 ad for Oue Ly, pretily braided, double breasted, with fancy gilt butions, tan, blue andved 3 175 Maneaa temite, wee te, Now «ais | Stoddart, was 300. Now 5 ” jouinger, was i ow f de CHILDREN'S 8{*COATS of pongee silk {CHILDREN’S RUSSIAN COATS of | Behr Bros was 800. Now 265|Kohnier, was 290. , Now 65 lined throughout with blue sueare large ele? shoviex verge, red and brown, caller, cuffs Meunitora” was 350, Now 135| Boardman & Gray, was 450. Now 30 | —— cular cape, effectively trimmed with Venise | and belt feney novery braid handsome | Harris was 350. Now 75) Steinway, was 600. Now 1 1 lace insertion and edge, very nobby andj gilt buckle on belt; 2 to 9 5. 00 was 400. Now 145| Waters, was are Now Et iy a suitable for children from 3 10 5 gg sry years e ‘ was 400. Now 125)Inne & Som was 300. Now 30 CVYY UE years, . New England, was 350. Now 135 |Newman & Clark, We) BAR NOW ae NF ES INFANTS’ LONG COATS of white Bed- | CHILDREN'S THREE-QUARTER BOX | Sterling, was 330. Now 195/Commien iS sent. wae eNews ae a} A of blue ladies’ cloth, sti oo! ami ie, was 300. low | *. b> U ford cloth, lined throughout: spring weight, | COATS of blue ladies’ cloth standing collar | © bridg 00. Now 175) Jennlngs & Son, me 400 New aa ae 4 iW ‘ e i Uy ough Ul dh fobs ‘and circular cape, prettily trim with | Baus, was 250. Now 168 bond was rey Ne - «& vith. braid and silk ribbon and finite | ea medallions and gik butens; gn pa | Gilbert, + was 250. Now 145 Hazleton, was ; Now with wide poi de Paris double breasied * Koabe, was 900. Now 375 + : A ch h lace, a2 25 INFANTS! LONG COATS ef white bed: Special made to order style—like new. Organs. / Time to buy was never more Sppcrine: c ance such as mAy not present |e anc ONG COATS of five white Odeon Ihnen af ts bode Ba iy Srand Pianos. | ote igen itself for a long Mes: At the PHGE quoted you save fully $20. . ‘ Bedford cloth, fancy deep scalloped. cir /eollar, and deep cape: prettily, immed Chickering, was $925. Now $95 Shoninger, was 90, Now 35 New and eminently desirable in design; covered with fine quality velour or tapestry. pie balepiinarpenné _iiqwned fone oh wen h fey rithen ong | id; alsoribbon | Fattete & Davis, een New san coraion: Se uae’ New IRE These Parlor Suites are very strong in construction and are beautifully finished. | and Venise lace edging Also 39 5 | or eon Kranich @ Bech, was 780, Now 395 Masun & Hamita, wes 300. Now 90) Upholstered with the best steel japanned springs; full spring edges. (Fittn Floor.) f AME style in short coats . (Second Foor, Cantre, 19th su | New England, Was 700. Now 295. Shoninger, f wes 135. Now ance Be Che Sreat Warch Carpet Sale at Ghe Big Store Begins Guesday Wforning. atl Splendid Assortments at Gxtraordinarily Low Prices. The importance and magnitude of this Annual Special Sale may be gauged from the fact that it comprises the largest gathering of bright new Carpets for every purpose probably ever seen at any one time in any store in Greater New York. We do a wonderfully good Carpet business eleven months in the year. In the twelfth month, and it corresponds to March, we do a colossal amount of Carpet selling P March vigorously starts the Spring campaign. It is the first month of the:vernal season, and it sets countless busy minds to preparing for the usual home-cleaning and renovating period. And So We Offer Thousands of Yards of Carpets at Prices That Average '4, '< and | Less Than Usual. The big Carpet Store on the 5th floor was never so well prepared for an aggressive Spring campaign. You enjoy practically unlimited choice in the matter of selection. The details which follow are explicit—emphatic. | They concisely point the way to numerous and highly advantageous economies. ey B: R: stabs y apes? russels SUugs. SAVONNERIE CORPS ae | OTP ARETE levee Melert Care sth, Crnesiry ereisere, Royal Wilton Rugs, Bribie can quiir n Gee felt Matlion od Grel See eae . | VET CARPETS; all , ; asleuuihs 0 f sali: sohily tenon efeive Cupeu. | EXTRA AXMINSTER, CAR: sandard mates represened nis | ved. popult. opr covering have bows see | Inaugurating the March Sale. ld. cesvler 2B eV culiv 79 Oa se One S pall cat wah gered aly ed he Whi Vartan ORV eOlorInge: Vary showing: qualier very durable | cally reduced for the March Carper Salo; | _ Natwally she prices are vary special, Stocks, of ourse, are. big. bright and new. | Sul? regular $18.50 quality: “ya” gular $9.50 quality: newest 904 Spring shades anda: exerive: this exe hea quay 70% cs va meni slate, bel | Sgn and colorings are the very newest: | The Royal Wilton referred ts below are aac opis of anion Orin arp feeclal E 7.50 Sings; remmary 98) G ii tA tig Aad 5 : ain 18x36; elsewhere $2.25: our ' 5 ; Pa ero 1,35) 35 re pditomanon, " AIO) $135 yi ou 08 far coe sie ls vd, at ret | 7,65 41120; ssoniwe 81.90: 76 5 Linoleum and Oileloth, peek ite otaininatery Axminster Carpets, | $1.00 grade, per yd., 750 | — 65c. grace, per yd. 450 | 27x54; elcewhere $3.50; our B70 aw Ah ‘Ponaledun Oitetoth. ‘very Nigh clase fabric oF excallens | AXMINSTER CARPET; rich, high | Body Brussels Carpets. | 5c. grade. per yd, oll tease te slantsai eet cence wavere $25.501 our 7 7H! New patterns ef fine quality Linoleum Newent designs, and cole combinations lity; no floor covering more pile; from the daintier shades to the BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS; lias onde i‘ ase) l xis i 4.35 tile and Poral effects, 2 and 4 yds. wide; thoroughly seasoned : Eeaintulty colaree te keeee: deep Oriental colot combinations strictly five-frame Body Bri grade, per yd. eRe |83n10.6;elaewhere $30.00; 9. 7715+ 80c. grade yard Tie 5c, grace square yard 380 tively designed; our 1904 Sprin, with border to match} most desira: | very durable; many new eTects: ap- | 90c. grade, per yd. 700 | 36x36; elsewhere $4.25; our BP, DF price. 0 . 15c. grade. square yard. GiBe 4c grade, square yard, 320 line is complete; regu'arly so! ble for parlors, dining-rooms and | propriate for the library, study oF Price, ul | Also special values in Scotch Linoleum, extra 40c. grade, square yard, 290 for $1.75 per pint chambers sold regularly for $1.25 95e office; border to matchi regularly 9S $1.00 grade, per yd., 800 | 4.6x7,6; elvewhere $13.50; eur 9.75 9x12; elsewhere $35.00; our 27, EO | bevy vality, thoroughly seasoned 35¢. grade, square yard 260 eermnornens 128 per yd,; to-morrow, | $1.25 per yd.; w-morrow,. - eC. price, . | price, e | and well printed, 50c. grade, sq. yd, SSe. 30¢. grade, square yard, 190 $1.10 grade, per yd, 900 is 4