The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1907, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY,” ANUARY 4, 1907.. | 6 ” 7 ——=——— WIDOW SOQ UA TTER Ww HO Postal Photos, 7 for 50c. 6 Miniature Photos for 10c.—Second Floor. oe A H S z ta DEFIES IN VA SION BY CITY. = >" . “POSTMASTER” vee A fae il a rapid seller, Sete LORLD the, Cigars: Absolutel filler. Box of WILLIAM Pi grade domest Sizes, Box of to. Oust: Her. Fhe Newest Winter Styles for Men. in: a Widow MurpfF squatter extra- | ier > ; t 4 W Ik O Sh $1. 98 ee rOinary and protperous boat renter, 5 . Behe at much Jess than t6'n Ittlocparcel of old mother. i f= é Pea 3 | BY. a oo ver 0éeS, what Regular by Forty-ninth atrect and 1 . = ii fi 3 o Hud casi Pric J. at thy ma rn of a] Factory Rejects, Which Means Simbly a Little | Pre would be én, fer che time bein z 5 be ‘Spring shirts! A month: from nonw 376 u'll Baamkence © a: Scratch That Will Hardly Show at Al). —| site: stores ssonyine sinks amis ea 5 4 ; i Is URFACE checks so small'that you can cely find them. ‘It's plain, then, to see a ‘| of a cancelled order, Sizes 14 to, fae ary Ryan, whos 3 ox . ) that the Shoes aré as near perfect-as possible, and still be a very little damaged. ey, _Every shirt perfect.” Cut ful! and lary by Virtue of a t - eat 7 The néwest- Winter styles—all the st jasts.-You'll_be- astonished at the COLLARS —15c. kind. “In lots of six, Be GEN q wonderfully fine showi ing.’ Broadway houses ask $4.00 and $5.00. for the same Ace ¢ the same leathers—the. identical’counterparts of these “WALK-OVERS.” CUFFS—Continuing the Big Sale = 4,000 Pairs of Shoes. —_ cu aeioan en Ne ze Ree ais j 3, 000 Pairs of New Oxfords. WwW. , PD . But cannot, becdiier part of this din- ; r Zs bs pileae Sizes complete from 5 to 42 in all widths j omens er.g7an. 98e : (e ‘puted land must ibs used, and fp con-} z fromAto EE. F demaing 4%, cannot determine: who ‘ti é é ‘or the most part Patent é 4 : pe ; : i \l] | Kid and Patent Coltskin, Inst ight : Lawn W ars: ii at and her husb R Sue PSTN i dace 13 a os fe : S Ite years and years | 889, when New ‘ki hadn't got that{ Bese tenet pasts twee ok ‘ : 2.000 CAREFULLY © SELECTED: MEN'S ECAUSE of ane enone Bes tin HS Ae eral : — : as = WALK-OVERS.” It would purchase a maker gave us an ea Fa dis- ané gill In the renting of pleastre % C be tind for you to find the hurt $2. 59] = : ~count-on-_one line of Spring Wj aists of “ne widow conifnued the en- gx = “: 3 as pootned “It!ehch “year lays CH } “unless you are an Se | Pair newest style. pk AnUE thos Tron Te Now; = e 3 : No WOMENS TRADE SET belidves the will be able to hold it ae 00 SHOES. LARGER BOYS’ WEIGHT, DULL~ r sopsver. = 6 : Hef er eae Pate Kid largely, Stamp on FINISH. oor Wt Soe eran an cee Fen eae “, ‘ silk trade-mark in every lining. Best $ 1.98 rately trimmed with: open work P ‘ cided to goitsito tho-business of letting| Murphy, She haw two da: ighters, and ‘ Tagwn women's shoes in the world. $00 selected| Sizes 4 to 8, Pair ms embroldcry, fine plaits and lace | ~ jere has been a conlinuois demand : two sont—Loretta, Sarah, John and Ed- : sary i the lot. | Sizes 2 to 8; widths A to E. Insertions. “Backs neatly plalted, that partof “Pwelfth ; comfortable flat : ) Only slight surface L E tale Saies kona athe beth i a ‘ . checks on this_ f __ First quality. long and short sleeves, trimmed 6a TSS Te pra —— Wagons und_fire— apparatua! 8. Pair .. collars attached, in the mod, and truckmen com-| Mme ® Fat Sa pimuege LT Wales. thare:s x M WO, ay the trite ate ot bows. d Hier not poise we've, Baeoe there's] J me MEN'S PURE GUM LIGHT WweIGHT| WOMEN'S 59c. STORM FOOTHOLDS OR ; : Thien Mra, tyan| tare wae foals ; Lehn : STORMED KINGISEOOTS! HEELLESS RUBBERS. Fist Om Other Big Waist Vahucw. stay t tle with’ : They’ vq ottered to wettio with, tae to as Sete eee ae $2. 98} quality. Sizes 1 to 8. Pair... - {p ig that look lke: Squatilax? T = : = (Third cdma WOMEN'S WAISTS, fine Persian Lawns. Yule _jn_various styles; some have ee Kept SS eS et Hie ‘An the factortes eprang up all arouma| way, but If they cart Ox it till the 5 fe paetembroldery reallions trimme backs, new slfeves— $1-98 The widow buslions Might -hawe rone] Unie'e eattled Weit-hawe ta wall | Bo s $2 50 R . O: sap aia fancy collars atts ¢hed, $2.98 values... ; to smash DUE for the ndvent-of'w reacts eae Y,. ° ussian vercodts at CERIZED SATEEN WAISTS, en Groidered panel down centre and \ } ation pier at the foot of Fiftieth street. | HARLEM JEWELLER FAILS. / ‘ half-inch side Puts Uy backs and{ full sleeves. 9Sc, val- - 59c ve | Boats aro always in demand-now and {John H- Patten, who carrted-on-bust- + = ae so Fos WALA 8 [Ruie: widow: makes. ‘moro: money ti der the name of Gleason & Pat- One of Meany Gréat Bargains ; TS j asertions, ornamented uer_husband ever dil” So she inte: 5 iM og tn re and din- | / , Ry 7 th 1 with pretty medallions, full Hodes ti lace insertions and to make a good fight to keop posseasio ‘No. eur = *: x 5 i re fine tock short-sleeves; face trimmed: co-#ars-and-c1 #5.00- eae esulting from the Remarkathe ' rented e 3.49 ° . ‘ of that bit of river front. a Floor.) is Castle siete de ems sige full zee is Baran J.! ! t ; EG : S : , Purchase of Boys Clothing from Kahn, Wertheimer & Smith Co,, 739 and 741 Broadway, makers of the celebrated Mrs. Jane Hopkins Boy-Proof-Clothes_for Boys, |. and the renowned Senior Brand of Clothes for Young Men. 800 at This - Sfecral Price, [estes ab Mca nee JAMES BVERAI n & good malt . Oxford, gray and melton Russian. OVERCOATS in_ belt eee peeimties Chaos OE back, military effect. Velvet collar; chevron on sleeves: strongly “made; perfect fitting, excellent-shades,— ane boys:3=to:8 eee old: FE resh Creamery. Tn ern ete OREN 7 me c Hand-Welted~ Selected“Leathers, Es Men’ ss Sweaters Eyeglasses : 5,000 Dozen Fresh Laid Eags, ren THIS saleis indeed: a _supreme effort: i 1 P slips -BREAD—3000 large freshly. faked Joaves-o! }iBread, loaf. These splendid shoes were made ee 2 rice. - Fp : by one of. the world’s ee shoe: Yam ; Greatest Values Ever Offered. ij i ret ir ORANORY tare, f ley thin aad pak ioe be sold at $3 a 4, : . ____ 2,000. Sweaters in sizes for men. Some of all styles of adjus! > Pa ae owever, as “year end” came and : : : them-are the remainder of the purchase. from offset evegls Ca Ho 10¢ |. YOUNG os -trade didn’t carry them along on its qa 3 __The Leicester & Continental Mills, when we | Straight’ Bow Spec Tapia Wisi e| pirate "sion: curregt— the —maker— selected —_us, na i _ Sold. $5,00 Sweaters for $3,98, cles. ° Fitted: with finest $1 ee ial Wai senate ae _ offered them below cost, and here eiey (gras ‘ Saacly - era we mark everything 14 price, targe tathuse ‘ : —— ma ng even lower-prices-than ever hefore- — ERY : ee a DELETE sieitioiaseae teases = 2 y a 49c = | opiaseemler “ate 176 SP are : 3 Se = = Formerty- 98¢ c : - Te - AEST. = > = F * MEN'S ALL-WOOL ‘SWEATERS, some with: double |" z 3 on FRESTOKIC Toll collars. Sworaters 8c Sweaters $ 1. 98 Packed in pound boxes, de- Formerly $1.98 Cc. | Formerly $3.98 Kees and pu —=MEN'S— WORSTED— SWEATE! INTERCOLELGIATE-SHAKER: KNITS Crisp, sweet Molasses Chi ith= plain and combination colors, ‘single | ASST! Frat Heavy, Ahi as ita thick covering of choc- : ; and double-breasted styles, with rolls | ht9tn-snt_ceunbination: colores were olin: Roum ee OU-FU: os-tively-cannot buy —# sone colitis vsheped colle er shoe for $3, and $ a there never wasa sale at $2 § ¢ with shoes half as good. Dull Colt,” Patent Leather, < Vici Kid,. Gun’ Metal, a eae Store All the ‘i . & yy - Open - Newest Wax Calf, Patent Colt Skin Saturday I pipreiseeas Lace, Blucher, Button, : Evenings. aE VENIN SL F ae in Trade Annals, Third. Floor Bargains Tale = An Event That Will Bring Crowds of Customers to. GATHER all the <hos clearing sales in the United States into one, and you have a sale ‘ d THE 14TH STREET STORE. ; pS Oa a Pec aslarye as our grat January event. By reaso on of this volumz the prices must be the lowest, and by reacon of our usually | rc:s the prices are hali again lower, cr one-fourth those “asked Suits and Overcoats ever announced in January. tise where, : ; 7 - About $75,000 worth of high-grade “Union-Made” Clothin was purchased, from Henry J. Brock, 30 Pé +8 ‘street, Buffalo; Leo We Women’ s Rubbers, a pereen: Boys’ Shoes at 50° ag heimer & Co., 36 Pearl street, Buffalo, and Herman Wile & Co, Ellicott street euttalo, for THE 14TH STREET STO Ri: he Henry Siegel Com) TOR Previous clearing sales sold these shoes} Store in Boston, and the Siegel, Cooper & Company Store in Chicago.’ The greater portion of this purchase went to T HE 14TH STREET STOR’ We have 500 pair left, if your for $15 UNION LA- for $18 UNION LA- for $22 UNION & for $27 UNION ere, ; LABEL SUITS or 0 LABEL. SUITS or = fea : $7. 5 Be CONT SNE es | $9. 0 SO ERCOR Seo $1 1. 0 OVERCOATS.. ‘ (3.5 OVERGOATS, * oys’ Shoes at 51.50 are single or double breasted | are single or double -b t form-fitting, ‘Semf-body Dress shoes in box calf, Sizes 1 to 2} ff! ; ; The Suits Riis in regular, stout and The Overcoats fitting, loose, box: backs, ind also Paddocks, in colors ste:57 j eA slim sizes, comprising Worsteds, f Oxford and Cambri li re. Gray, Blue, Brown or NOTHER great and-astonishing trade movement, as chronicled yesterday. - Unquestionably the largest and most | fi jportant special sale of Men's ‘woeh = pa6d Gee aut — —2 Chevlots, Cassimeres, Velours, plain black Thibets; ‘Wine Black; made of Meltons, Kersey or Priewe, Also a great’ ati ‘tment of fancy mixtures : i Sizes-41 7% to : tt jter-weight Blue Serges, cA Pig in length from 44 to 52 inches, Regular and'stout Aec.s, Spay ane eS Get ‘ Patent calf, gun metal, glazed calf; newest vinter styles: ost every size: clearing sale, $1.48, And 1; mn Addition, but for. Saturday Only ‘at the ps 2, s coe’ $9 Sha: rected eae SS Misces! °2 Sho Women’ 'S $2.50 Shoes, 91.48