The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1905, Page 7

T ‘SIXTH AVE. ner) ML aT ni TOUATAN NEW YORK. Double ‘'S, & H,’’ Green Trading Stamps Saturday from 8:30 TH 12 0'Clock. Thereafter, |Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Girls’ Coats & Dresses & Misses’ Coats, Skirts & Cravenettes At Unusually Low Prices, To-morrow’s special sale is made up principally of garments purchased only a few days ago from prominent manufacturers with whom we deal constantly, Because we buy in greater quantities than any other store we naturally are favored with garments which accumulate at the manufacturers. These we bought at prices far below the regular and offer them to you at the very same ratio, re 3. 95 FOR GIRLS’ ZIBELINEAND e KERSEY COATS; military and cape effects; regularly (8"&19"STS. $7.50, FOR GIRLS’ DRESSES, of , serge and cashmere; ? Russian and \\ sailor effect; ) \ \former price : FOR MISSES’ ZIBELINE 6. 90 BOX COATS, 42-inch length, lined throughout; regularly $] 150, FOR MISSES’ 2 5 0 WALKING SKIRTS, of fancy 7 tweeds and plain cheviots; rege (és ularly $4.75. ) FOR MISSES’ é. 9O cRAvENETT E COATS; plaited front and back; regularly $12.50, (Siegel Cooper Store, 2d Floor, Front. 19th 8t.) Men’s and Women’s Shoes, “Che January Sale, ’’ Just the warm grades of footwear that the prevailing weather deman:'s. And every man and woman may find a perfect fit in styles that are in demand at an important saving in price. This is a blast from the great January Shoe Sale that blows best values of the season, Don't let this ‘opportunity slip by you, Women’s $2.50 vy X) 5 Women’s $5.00 2 2 5 Q@84 Shoes at 46 Sample Shoes at ~* Kid and Patent Leather Shoes in button | _ Fer those who can wear sample sizes and lace; calfskin shoes in lace and | this line affords bargains of the rarest 195 Men’s Box Calf Lace styles, straight last with tip and Shoes at box toes; all sizes, In this line may also be found some patent leather shces. (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor.) Blucher styles; some good sample shoes, also Green Trading Stamp Shoes. With the last named, 25 stamps in addition to the regular numter. Women’s $2.00 Shoes at vs 45 Fine vici kid lace shoes with patent leather tips; all sizes, Rig Sheet Musto Hits at Be Titles that are familiar to everybody. Also successful num- bers from many of the popular musical comedies now playing: Dinner Bells, Come Take » Trip tu My Alrship, The Banana Man, Big indian Chlet, Bhamo on You, By the Old Oak Tree, I Love to Two-Step with Nd Miwoet Sana Oo, Please Como and Play in My The Arrival of the Géoks, When the Harvest Moon Is Shining on Just a Gleam of Heaven in Her Eyes, the River, The Girl with the Changeable Eyes, ,, Tho Countess of Alaresen: On the Sands at Night, When the Bees Are in the Hive, My Martha Jane, Why Don't They Play with Me? rin. Gimme de Leavin's, Oysters and Clams, The Toy Called Taps, The Moon and Star, Also the following operatic selections at From A Madcap Princess. Henutiful Isle of the Sou, Cavalle Man, Yard. 10¢ a copy. From Lady Teazle, In Dear Old Grandma's Days, p Oharity. Mine Alone, ‘neh Woman Rules the King. love be Kings of the Sea. The Witow Bong. From Humpty Dumpty. ft Happened In Nordland, Any Old Bung b Dingle, ‘Tree. Dongle, Dell, Marle Cahill, Sung b; Villa” Rossel, vi ower of the Prose, "Proxy, Mexico, On Lulawaba’s Shore, Sambo and Dinah, Down In Mull (Slegel Ce Pusay and the Re ‘ NO_C, 0, D, ORDERS KF evalua veer we aneanene Man, Man, Ma a, nna | I Ohe Boys’ Store. Specials for To-Morrsw in Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing, Saturday in the Boys’ Store—that always means a day of extra good values. BOYS’ LONG OVERCOATS, 8 to I6years, blue, black, Oxford and olive mixtures. BOYS’ RUSSIAN OVERCOATS, 214 to 8 years, blue, Oxford, olive, military fronts; some have patent leather belts. h_,\ BOYS' 3-PIECE VEST SUITS. II to 16 years, "blue or black cheviot, fancy Miatures, over- plaids and stripes.* ? OYS’ NORFOLK OR DOUBLE- BREASTED JACKET SUITS of blue and black cheviots, mixtures and over: plaids; some of the NorJolk suits have bloomer trousere, $9.50 YOUTHS’ LONG TROUSERS SUITS, 14 to 20 years, black and blue cheviots mixtures and overplaids, in all the new colcrings, in both single and double breasted sacks, YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS, 17 to 20 years; long, swagger over- garments in black, oxford and olive mixtures, $ 5-00 (Blerel Cooper Boys’ Store, 24 Moor, Fast.) iat en’s Kersey Coats, ‘J 7, 5 Yow 43-Inoh Style ‘January is the month of remarkable offers in our Women's Coat Section. We will endeavor to place before our patrons each day a special item at a price not to be equalled elsewhere. This Coat at $15 Is Our Special for To-Morrow. WOMEN'S 43-INCH COATS ASIL- LUSTRATED, of excellent quality black kersey, lined throughout with heavy satin; made with semi-fitted back, double breasted box front, leg-o'-mutton sleeves with fancy cuffs and handsomely finished with tailor-stitched straps at front and back; collarless style, with tailor-stitched and velvet and braid trimmed outline; excellently tailored y/ 5, O 4) throughout. Special (Slee! Coopir Ftore, Second Bloor, Pr nt.) toemorrow FURS. for such manifest values, nese ert Waiss, O° 00 This attractive Crepe de model tions and edge, Charming and dr. are handsomely trimmed with Venise and Val. laces and lined through: 5,000 HIS is the most important sale of Men’s Trousers in the his- a tory of the clothing business. And for many reasons, During these January Sales thousands of men come to the store and buy enough pairs of trousers to last them for many months, We prepare for this sale upon a wonderful scale, We Place Our Orders with the Best Manufacturers Months in Advance. The foremost Trousers makers in the country contribute to this sale, cutting the short ends of their best and most popular fabrics up and artistically fashioning them into shapely, becoming Trousers, In no other city, not even in New York, has any store ever attempted a Trousers Sale upon such a scale, Its magnitude is simply astonishing. There Are Sizes for Men of Every Build. The Range ls Absolutely Complete | The man who is hard to fit will be particularly pleased. He will obtain exactly what he wants. He will have purchased Trousers that have style, that fit him properly, that will give him extraordinary service for the money invested, Everything Is So Arranged That Selections May Be Made Quickly. Most men are pressed for time when buying. For :hat rea- son we have arranged the Trousers in such a way that the right sizes and patterns may be had without difficulty, ions, Continuation of the Great Special Purchase and Sale of Handsome Furs at Lowest Prices. Saturday In the Waist Store Co Bring Out More Yew NEW CREATIONS FOR SPRING IN JAPANESE SILK AND’ CREPE DE CHINE, exquisitely modelled and finished. A wealth of beauty is condensed into these VVaists, as is readily conceived from the accompanying illustrations. They bid fair to become reigning favorites for early Spring wear. To add to the interest bound to be created by the introduction of these handsome new models and make Saturday in the Waist Store a day of sensationally surpassing bargains, we have taken our regularly advertised $5.00 and $5.90 Waists of Repousse Lace and priced them uncommonly low Chine Waists, Unusually artistic Ar in white only. The cut to | model in all the new Vall = the left depicts the general | shades, Its rich, su- Remarkable alues, beauty. Front is made | perior beauty is evinced Here is an assortment of In- with parallel Pont of ig in the illustration to ne fanss’ Long eta thao lace insertionand hemstitch- | right. This model is prices! named, will appeal te ing, forming artistic round | made with full front, thoes mens S8 VAN Of #0 6 . f f ? traordinary character. They're made yoke. Two embroidered | prettily trimmed with of excellent qualiiy Bedford Cloth, the silk medallions are grouped | four Venise lace motifs, grades varying according to price, but in the yoke centre. Below | lace edge and Repousse in bd naive: sevicansiecate i the ons are iy Hah of | lace (vest effect). Back lilies sy! inently shirring, forming full blouse | is plaited, sleeves the ~ Coats with Domet with three half-inch tucks. | new full style with deep Mt 950 Flannel fining and Z Back is Papi Waar cuffs and four adil trimmed with deepeape prettilybraided, ~ the new full shirred style, | lace insertions. Collar Coats warmly deep cuffs and attached | js the tucked stock we 1, SO et rea, stock collar of lace inser | effect with lace edge, pretily trmnined va thbon and silk essy. Also Repousse Lace Waists Decidedly Reduced in Price, Exquisite models we have sold rear, at $5 and $5.90. They 3. "Oe i ; anese Silk. Saturday's special price, out with entra good qual Dy of Jap y ave Sooke Waist Store, 24 Floor, Centre, 18th St.) Pairs of Wen’s Crousers At Owo Dollars Each. The Great January Sale Begins at The Big Store To-Morrow Morning. 89 —Trousers of black and blue cheviot, Fast colors; $9 —Trousers of cassimeres and tweeds, In fancy stripes, $9 —Trousers of fancy cheviot In novelty effects; made In SD crc of fine striped worsted In the new stripe iy) Ja of corduroy; soft finish; gray or brown. 2 iy: Frameless Gyeglasses. $3.00 10Kt. Gold-Filled Frame‘ess Eyeglasses with Siegel Cooper or Fox Lasso Guards, These Eyeglasses are guar- anteed 10kt, gold-filled and are fitted of Periscopic Lenses, mounted with Harper's Patent Cush- of lenses an screws, Guards with which these Eyeglasses are fitted given the greatest satisfaction, p remaining on the nose without slipping where others have con- §-. stantly failed. One trial will prove their great necessity and value. Expert graduated oculists in charge of this department. Prescriptions filled with satisfaction, $91 Is the man who generally has to pay his tailor A Special for Saturday. 700 with the finest quality the breaking preventin t loosening of have (Slexei Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front, 18th At.) Candy Store OLD FASHIONED SUGAR PEP. PERMINTS; elsewhere cle) bs, 20 else’ re 0c. Ib, ( 120 elsewhere 206, Ib., / PY (] VIRGINIA SALTED PEA- NUTS, elsewhere 250, Ib, 150 (Slee! Coover Store, Main Floor, bes Contre, 18th Bt.) Models. — Infants’ Long Coats of Bedford Cloth. 3.90 ‘aid, AT, 95 -Gomrtenwiy iat lar and effectively trimmed with silk braid, lace insertions and medallions, Coats extra heave At 205i ily lined through out, trimmed with wide cape and collar, ornamented with fancy silk braid and fine lace insertions, IS 85,00 Description of the Fabrics. 2 °2 ‘2 ‘2 y "2 2 *2 tested as to strength and durabllity, checks, overplaids and fancy mixtures, the new “peg top” models, Gray, brown and fancy mixtures, effects, including slate and gray on navy and black grounds, Sizes for Every Build. The Slender Short Man. —No need to have the Trousers cut dowi. Plenty of 28, 29 and 30 inseams, The Very Tall Man. '—Usually the man who has to liave made to order will find what HE wants in THIS sale, Plenty of 35 to 87 Inseams, The Stout or Fat Man. —Deosn't matter how much over 200 he weighs, of Trousers with 44 to 54 waists, The Tall and Stout Man. Lote Tiolrxn — 1BPAIS“*STS, NEW YORK, The entrance of the Sixth Aye, ‘‘L’’ Into The Big Storn,s a conventence for shoppers—alike in fair or stormy weat has Woolen Underwear for Me. and Boysiat Low Prices A clearance of a surplus stack of a large up-State mill, Of primary importance in this showing are Men's Fine Yaturat Wool and Ca Mair Shirts and Drawers, The Shirts are double fronts and backs. Made in thorough manner and guaranteed first quality, Fitted with. buttons and have doubly sewn seams, Sizes range from” 34 to 48, Ordinarily these garments would be priced up to $2.75, but choice may be had at . Boys’ Hleeced Shirts and Drawer Superior garments in every ct Regularly prices’ Would range up to 50¢, Alll sizes for boys at F (Glegel Cooper Btore, Main Floor, Bast of Fountain.) | 5) Clearance of Hurt Books, Al Remarkable Sate Co-Mforrow, ‘The Dutch Founding of New York," by | “CURTOUS QUESTIONS” by Bal Janvie om Fork” PY | atihiety, 2 volumes cloths F'n price, $6,00: clearance ard Movement,” by Winwor. “The 1 felnon,” by Mahan, New Conceptions” in Be! i auth Seater by Bancroft, &c., &e,| Hugene Sue, 6 volumes, cloth In a. Fare and. elaodrate collection: of Hahera price, $10,005 cleat sna an bygone Boadar’ | Handy irery alton, @ ohn L. Stoddard; | Handy Library lon GEO rice, $4.00; clear TOT, 10 volumes}: publish 4 Price, $10.00; leacance pi SEVEN CARDINAL sit EDIA OR QU ONB wit, Wistohie homer pire New ublisher' oe, P ynera Dries 6 5e 1 ance price, New Illustrated Polen OF 10 ACT anae OF Gi T AND THE ED A Ellot; illustrated | umes; publisher's price, §7,60 '@ illustration: clearance price, Library Edition, DIARY Edmondo de Peete dituiate I aL et to- | 4, volumen; p 4 limes? pub $7,560; clearance price, * Feeling. Hdltion WASHINGTO ING, 10 volumes, cloth; price, $10.00; clearance price, Clouahe cent 6 volbines a text yolumes, era ‘rice, $7,603 1 i BRONTH'S WOR! 6 yolus publisher's price, Hi00; olears. ance price, Complete Works of SIR 8CO' 12 volumes, cloth; price, $12.00; clearance” Works of LONGFELLO eloth; eRe ae vt price, PICTURESQUE AND DE- BCRIPTIVE, by Joel Gyok: MNustrated with 75 photogravui volumes; pub- Uehere Price, ria} rice, arance aArane: . 'TINOPLE, by Hustrated with 2 volumes; pub- 00; clearance 27: }—-HIBTORIC AND SOCIAL, by Miuates with 60 photo- fey ami f volumes} pub- is} jearan ne ce 2, 7, moan OLIVER WENDELL BB, volumes, cloth; — pub- rice, $10.00; clear- 5.00 ote Works of ROBORT BROWN: volumes, cloth; publisher's 12,60; clearance 6. 7] i a a LONDON: Francia; ING, price, price, High-Srade Cigars i Ht About Factory Cost, Saturday always is a big day in the Cis Store, but to-morrow ig ig importance, At wonderfully Ry prices we offer 50,000 choice Ci will at once appeal to discriminating smokers, i pales cat ik | SOR Bian Lapa of 200 to-morrow, \ Frorlaeiy” .a H “GIS. ‘ il SUMATRA WRA\ Crd asa 50, PORTO. RICAN. BRI ee 2 aie bow of _ morrow, h by NIX Ke) ibansmade clear Havane goods herais ne HAY, NA, BRA van le ; la, MAIL ORDERS @0} t (Blegel Cooper Store, Main: 4 18th Bt, clearance Biers ok Btore HA- pee a iy OQvercoats and Sui Those who get to the Men's Store on the Main F to-morrow morning will have the gratification of sharing of the very best values of the season, News like this doesn’t require amplification. The details ought to prove absorbing reading for | whois thinking of buying an Overcoat or a Suit, ‘*Poole’’ Coats, x?) TO pre nog Cl nays gar e for day or evening wear, tiful overpleid effects, colorings. i ‘*Tourist”’ Coats, The very latest novelty; JI, Po} 0 graceful overcoats with belt made “of forei fancy fabrics, also solid co inches, ‘*Manhattan’’ Coats. ih The most lar conservati a 50 Ovaterat in'N aw Yor: L 44 gai Hier gt fn i i i ford and fanc i overcoatings In x! ‘Meltons also Black and Navy Kerseys, Friezes. Men's Suits. “Black’’ Suits. Our special velour garments are Vene- tian lined, Then we show black Thibets, Diagonals and Worsteds. Both single and double-breasted sacks, I. 50 also 3-button cutaway frocks. ‘*Mixed’’ Suits. Black and ie, nay slate and subdued color- Ings, IN ‘Worsteds; also cassimere t cloths. Both single and double- ‘ breasted sacks, 3d. 50 Fancy’? Suits. Worsteds, Tweeds, Cheviots of exclusive de- signs, All styles of sacks, including “Columbia” close fitting. The new medium roll double- breasted sacks represented in recherche 0 (Siewel Cooper Store, Main Floor.) extra money to get fitted. Here's his chance. Waista up to 48—Inseams to 35, colorings; sizes to fit every I.50 build, Strictly “‘journeymen’’ tail- iba (Siegel Cooper Men's Store, Main Foof, Dist.)