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bel gvost Ey clientele. oree ene. $4.00 Cut Slass Bowls, $2.65. Rich, deep cut crystal, highly polished and new designs. Regular $4.00 quality for Ps 65\. elsewe ens me Set ite Ls co Bh) 5/6.00 Dinner Sets, | 9.50, | Fine thin China, richly decorated with natural colors and gold lines; 100 pieces in each of the 50 $16.00 sets; special, a set, oer etcces. 19th st.) $7.25 Don Gumblers Gach, Se. 1,000 BOZEN FINE THIN BLOWN TABLE TUMB. LERS, richly etched in fancy de- signs; so'd regularly at | $1.25 doz.; each, Se {Thind Foor, Fron (Thitd Ploor, Front, 19th 8t,) nny Brie~a- Brac 500 FANCY DECOR- ATED BISQUE FIGURES, in color and gold decor- ations; $2.00 qual: 7 28 ° ity for (Third Floor, Front, 19th 8t.) TO aie $1.25 re for 25¢e 800FINELY DECORATED PORCELAIN JUGS; large | size in ten decora- tions; $1.25 grades 25e for, each, (Third Floor, Front, 19th St.). ——— os Women's $3.50 and\’ $5.00 Sh for ms I IS | Kidskin, calfskin and patent leathers in a large assortment of styles and in all sizes. (Shoe Sores, Second Fy oneeses: Rubber x, For Women at 2 Yes Good wearing Rubbers in the Croquet style; round toe, Diplomatico - size, and all sizes. (Shoe Stores, Second Floor). eccecsoees Boys’ and Youths’ $1.25 Shoes, 69¢ Well made Shoes of satin calfskin with stout soles. in all sizes from 12 to 5%, (Shoe Stores, Second Floor.) Nen's Hue ee 3 Se JS dippers, Warm Slippers ; all black felt with felt soles, all sizes. (Shoe Stores. Second Floor.) Wool Velvet Cates. \ |] Borders to inatch, Ridicu- to see this display; regular $1.10 grade at, yard, SOc (Pith Floor, Front, 19th St.) W PAGE OF BANNER BARGAINS. _S desirable condition. 9.50} 55x fl The advancing Fa Witton Rugs. High grade, in a choice assort- ment of colorings and designs; aerick) and $4,00 grades. 2X4, 4.95 2.85 oo LEitth, Floor, Front, 10th, st.) ——— ” Canabion, Toothsome swettmeatsselected especially for Tuesday's shoppers. aaa FUDGE, 8c CHOCOLATES Ib. 20¢ (Main Floor, Centre, 18th St.) ooo ene eee ~ Box Couches BOX COUCHES made 6 fi. long and 2% ft. wide, finely upholstered and covered with cenit plain colors—red, green or blue; com- plete with open- S, ID ing attachment, (Fifth Ploor.) oe ween ee. Meon’s Underwear MEN $ HEAVY FLEECE-LINED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; 65¢ grades in all sizes at 35 MEN’S NATURAL WOOL SINGLE OR DOUBLE BREASTED SHIRTS with DRAWERS to match; $1 ¢erades, in ll sits ot I8e Main Floor, Bast of Fountain.) es MJen’s Yockwear and Shirts, MEN'S 25. NECKWEAR, made in a geod shape of four-in-hand 190 MEN’S $1.00 ENGLISH SQUARE N=CKWEAR of fine sik or satin, OOO MEN'S COLORED NEGLIGEE OR STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS, 75: © $1.00 9.9, grades, in all sizes, at Cc (QMfain Floor, East of Fountain) bsnl R iad wenaitleg Cigars. Five Cont Porto Rican Brevas, Rox of 50, Ise (Main Ploor, Bast.) Sreen Stamp Cigars. AnS.6H. Trading Stamp with Every Cigar 75¢e box of 25, (Main Floor, East.) Cigars. Sumatra Wrapper Diplomaticos. New York Make. Long Mixed — Havana Filler. Box of 50 (Main Poot, Bast.) socscoose. Parlor Suites. FIVE: PIECE PARLOR ES, mahogany finished made ° of ali handsomely polished, finely upholstered and covered | with medallion tapestry or green verona velours, (Fifth Floor) 425 endid values in seasonable merchandise in every | season and the rapid approach of Winter finds the Siegel Cooper Store admirably able to meet the requirements of its large and varied As usual every Department in The Big Store saaere NATUR NATION SUITS; in all sizes, at WOMEN’S RIBBED COTTON FLEECED VESTS AND DRAWERS; 35c. grades, in all sizes, at / eo WOMEN'S SIXTH AVE. ag Sari ls energetically and enthusiastically Women’s and Children’s Underwear. | WOMEN'S FLEECED *MACO” COTTON-SILK TRIMMED VESTS AND DRAWERS; 75e. grades, in all e | | ures at BOYS AND GIRLS’ HEAVY “ONEITA” RAL WOOL COMBI: $1.75 grades, 95¢ AND PANTS; 65c grades and up, in all sizes, at 25e (Main Floor, Bast of Fountain.) eoceeee Women’s Fur eck Stoles, 3.50 55, 00; ‘kn: our own make, SF tas Worris | Chairs. | MORRIS CHAIRS; made of lously low price; don’t fail } solid oak, quartered oak arms: carved posts and strongly con. structed, complete with figured velour cushions, 8.00 heavy satin and ornamented with fancy buckle, Furs: Blended River Mink with Erminiva, Electric Seal with Erminiva, Imitation Chinchilla with Erminiva, Persian Lamb with Erminiva, Electric Sea! with Imitation Chinchilla or Electric Seal with Persian Lamb. All of choice, well-matched skins. Fancy Military Neck Stoles, made with pointed ends, lined with Choice of these (Second Floor, Front, 18th St.) Robe Rlankets. 150 ST. MARY WOOLLEN MILLS FANCY COLORED BLANKETS; NOTHING NICER FOR SLUMBER BLAN- KETS, SUITABLE FOR MAKING WRAPPERS, SMOKING JACKETS, BATH ROBES, CHILDREN’S CLOAKS; EX. PRESSLY MADE FOR THE EXCLUSIVE RE- TAIL TRADE. LARGE SIZE, 72x 86 INCH a 95; REGULARLY $5.00 and $6.00 EACH, (Main Floor, East of Foun FLEECED SHIRTS, DRAWERS | ) FANCY FRILLED ELASTIC ee ne NEW YORK. System is a foregone conclusion. Double “S, & 4." Green ens Stamps Mornings This Week from 8:30 Till 12 o’Clock. Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Crostag Is Hour. eee nn = + He enn - + oes + + ee se. Women’s Fashionable Coats. |Costume Cloth, Made of excellent quality Black Zibeline, 42 inches long, 52-inch all-wool with sleeves satin lined and lined across shoulders with self COSTUME CLOTH material, Swell box-plaited style with plaited in black and “IIe leg-o'-mutton sleeves and mannish velvet top 1s, 00} all the new collar and revers. Excellently tailored, shades; yard, (Main Fiows nee Bol DO ) Chiffon de ray ALL WOOL CHIFFON Jin st) nnn nnn ee no nee ee. Women’s $20 Suits, 15. 00 Made of fine quality Camel's Hair mixtures in most season- | : able shades. Coat is swell tight fitting style with contrast- dhetggtie Oe eg we ing color velvet vest, collarless and trimmed at neck with wi QOUEIE WEAN: B) ® the new street and evening shades; 49e yard, ae! Floor, Front, ith st BS ~~ Gorlet Soods. braid trimmed velvet; satin lined. Skirt is nine gored sce | plaited style, instep length. (Second Floor, Front, 18th 8t.) ~~ Chese Yotic Yotions Specials. CHIFFON COLLAR FOUNDA- HOSE SUPPORTERS AND CRANI-TONIC, $1.00 bel, 8B TIONS in blue, pink and red; ELASTICS for women and TCOTH BRUSHES, tes value pointed and siraight efec:s; sizes msies: black and white sd sp: in New York, le 12 t0 153 each porters; Full length, nickel clasp an lp pie lien nae Set WHITE OR GREEN CASTILE Te Fis vos heavy ok Rested pita FOUNTAIN HOOKS AND ae ." BEEF, IRON AND I¢rmch elas: teaunfuly ish EVES in japanned and nickel; 75 | WINE, boule lie ed in black and colors, pair, Sa sro e| PINAUD’S HDK'F EXTRACT, oz, 2ie THE FAULTLESS DRESS SHIELDS; nainsook covered; in Ge sizes } and 4; pair, (Main Floor, Centre, 18th 8L) eal ROGER & GALLET S$ VOILET DE PARME TOILET WATER, reqularly Ble; this sale, 74e (Main Ploor, Front, 18th St.) [eee eer ee eee eee black white and colors; new pat serns; '4 yard for Se eee enn n nee ee eens. Outing Flannels Another Sreat OUTING FLANNELS in all the new color combi- 4¢ quality, 5 yy Stamp Feature. nations, a12%4 Fall Reception Day To-Mo Collectors of ‘‘S. Q H.” 10 ING A TRADING STAMP BOOK ANNEX, TO-MORROW. They abound in the most diversified and pleas Rring Your Rooks and You Think of what that means. more quickly filling your Book. One of the ost Inviting Special Events in Many Months. “§, & H.” GREEN TRADING STAMPS FREE TO EACH PERSON PRESENT- THE PREMIUM PARLOR, FIFTH FLOOR, They comprise almost everything useful and ornamental The varieties shown in the Premium Room, 5th Floor, Annex, adequately emphasize this sta’ement. Sreen Orading Stamps Free with Gach Rook. Think of how quickly every 10 stamps you receive will aid you in the yard, (Main Floor, Front, 19th 8t.). rrow, Tuesday, Nov. 1, to Green Trading Stamps. Lining Cambric. LINING CAMBRIC 1 in black andall the be i new shades; yard, (Main Floor, Front, itn St.) eee eee This will be wales news to thousands of collectors of 'S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps. And for many reasons. “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps are the best in existence, : The Premiums are the choicest to be seen. ing assortments. AT ‘ Fuicain es. black and all the new | shades; 12! yard, (Main Floor, ’ Will Receive 10'S. &H”’ VETS in black and all nn weet eee ee eee ee eee neem enn ween eter een nnnwes = Women’s Waists. Popular Sty/es, Specially Priced. WOMEN'S WAISTS of fine quality BRILLIANTINE: | mostly black; cleverly tailored with side plaits; front plait} finished with double row of large covered buttons; a very popular style, specially / IS | priced * ~ (Walat St eeeeeore= atiresses. No. 2 SOUTH AMERICAN HAIR MAT- TRESSES; full weight, 40 ss; mace in one | or two parts; A. C. ‘ or fancy | $70,000 to 10 Be Donated by Ohe Siegel ee Store| Go the Charities of Greater Yew York and Vieinity by Popular Vote. 15.00, the moi 00 aah a ahaa tate -- ' | Women’s Runabout Skirts. | | Made of good quality’ Men’s Suitings or Scotch Tweeds in elveleens. la variety of desirable mixtures, seven gored flare styles, | FANCY VELVETEENS, \ some neatly plaited, others trimmed with milli- \ in a cnn, variety of new nery folds, tailor stitched straps or self-covered i cOlorings and origi buttons, All perfect hanging, 2. 75 nal designs, yard, | Women's Cashmere & Waal Sionn iP. “low Crses| | WOMEN’ S 2-CLASP SUEDE FINISHED | CASHMERE GLOVES in black or gray: all IIe} ano HE ‘ WOMEN’S WOOL GOLF GLOVES in 25e {LOW CASES. 45x36 in black, gray, red and white } regularly 12!4 and 13c eac sal wees |e snnnsseie et yei erates Doy lies. 100 DOZEN Anes MADE } ee Pewee ewww nce e eee ee ns neces eeenen n= The Siegel Cooper Company, 6th Avenue, I8th and 19th Streets, New York, proposes to donate $10,000 to the | RENAISSANCE DOYLIES various Charitable Institutions in Greater New York and vicinity, but is confrdnted by the difficulty of determining how and where to | with linen centre; reg- distribute this sum. A daily bulletin will be posted at the Voting Stand on the Second Floor, Centre, near the women's waiting room, naming the different Institutions and Organizations voted for, and the relative order they occupy in the contest as shown by the total | ui number of Votes cast for each up to date. Je larly 10c. each, Main Floor, to the occasion, and that to-morrow will prove one of the most interesting days i in the progressive history of the Store and the furtherment of the popularity of the “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamp | | JAPANESE SILK LAM. |} ™ 36-INCH PERCALINES in | BREQUINS with’ heavy tas- | : 4c quality; Bo ese p 25 | Gushed Volvers | lass Pillows. CRUSHED VEL-'IFLoss PILLOWS, 24x24, } THREE - FOLD ey 75e!| | 1000 DOZ. HEMSTITCHED | UTILITY BOXES in four MMED BLEACHED } sizes, covered in burlap, denim \ LINEN FINISH MUSLIN PIL- Ge! upward from t Chitdr | Bast of Fountain.) =} Cable Linea | 150 PIECES O7 HEAVY | BLEACHED SATIN IRISH} TABLE DAMASK, in plain and figured centre, with rich wide }} borders; regularly $1.50 yard, 419) (Main Floor, Bast of Fountain) eeescoees Comforters. 250 FINE DOWN COM- ff” FORTERS, with silk and fine nainsook and sateen covering pe filled with choicest down, many ff in this lot sell fen | bok up to $10. 00, 5, 9S) Women’s Bolts, 79e. WOMEN'SBLACK ELAS: |} TIC BELTS, with steel ff 3 buckles and back pieces; choice of . e 79e\ several styles of (Main Floor, Front, 18th St) buckles, Wrist Rags at 48o WOMEN'S WRIST BAGS‘ef | walrus grain ‘leather in black, brown and tan, containing coint purse, braided handle, Vienna handle, 88e) (Main Floor, Froat, ith 4.) | rt Women’s Wrise - 1 | front, Bags at I5e WOMEN’S WRIST BAGS of walrus grain leather; black, brown and tan; triple frame; ait | or gun metal; bag contains coin [fe purse; braided leather 95c handles, (Main Floor, Front, 16th at) (BIR Lambrequins. | sel fringe and (Third Floor, Front, 18th) light and buoyant ; regularly, 59; SIe nM Floor, Fromt, 18th 8t) special, Screens and Panels, FILLED SCREEN’ regu'arly $1.00; oe 79¢ ter? POINT PANELS, made on clove net bobbinet, in Se several designs; each, (Third Floor, Front, 18th it) U tility Roxes. and cretonne; 2.00 Floor, Froot, 18h $1) iidren’ s Wool Golf} Sloves CHILDREN’S SEAMLESS j WOOL GOLF GLOVES 1 in red, gray, navy, 19¢ brown and white, Alain Flow. Froot, ‘eh &)