The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1908, Page 23

RT T ass _____ oTHE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1908. | oe 2 WAGES aR GG we = 1 % Children’sLeggitigs,49c Because of the mild weather leg- es have not been selling as rapidly as they should. To ree |: duce our stocks before inven- tory we have feclited our reg- $2.50 and $3 Petticoats, $1.45 These are the well-known" vent’ underskir stvles, [NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE nai a Sonne |S et 3,B.GREENNUT, PRES NEW YORK Tn These unions huve fai ake Lifferences being ov and the use of ments wit! 2.000, Plumbers, 3,000 Cement Masons, 2,000, nts at the old wage in the new year mat- the building indus- ok is bad. We ling season Perfect in every respect—no ‘‘seconds.’’ Freee | Plain white and a hundred colored patterns. Perfectli finished, properly laundered. at 69e Coat and ‘‘regular’’ models, Negligee (soft Losom) and stiff bosom kinds. : Ali sizes, 13! to 18, Cuffs attached and detached. ‘$ Pen Cuaranteed perfect in fit. Plain and plaited bosoms. : Al! new tiis season. Big men will find sizes lo suit them in shirts big all oyer—not merely big in the neckband. sly iis Despite Dubious Outlook, No « empt to Reduce Pay of Wy Men Will Be Mad will lor | Sheeta—slightly soiled; sizes for single, | mus ns; regularly up to ard; yp pemen nL OC | BEGIN THE GREATEST REDUCTION SALE Siegel Co rors Reat OF MEN’S ® YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING IN 5 F F is THE HISTORY OF THEIR THREE STORES. : Double Stamps Up to 12 o’Clock $10,000 to Charity--Voting Ends Jan. 31 TWO WS. & HL” Green irading, Stamps with cach Ie of purchase mae This amoun: will be cistrisuled among th» various charitica or institutions TEFOR. 00 dsignated by votca of our cusioxers. Particulars can be had at voting booth 10 ONE “S, &1."" Green Trading Stam with each 10¢of purchase made AFTER NOON entrance to vonens parlor, 2d foar | | oe ‘Li i WwW *3U ; mens 1v€ Goods an omens Undermuslins | is deducted from the regular price of every garment, 9 Ww. Nigh ; Toweling Remnants—17-inch, checked glass | Bed Spreads—full size wh che 4 inati without reserve. “toweling; regularly fea y ciMinOvegeoe|amenreats aml sOMtclncedgmenlbreancersenet oar ie ight Gowns at | Combinations at { . at... b00 | spreads for full size’ bedss regularly g, 28. $1.25, $1.50 i Overcoats, Cutaway Coats and Vests, Sieg opiowsal : 1... 89¢ tect ibeatelyiesiaaditnele rials T3c, Birepions) $6. 1 Business Suits, Trousers. Table Linen Kemnants—in peigeReea iain, : offered at the above prices, Good quality, style and trimming; corset 18 b. German damask, mercerized damask and , Bin oes cere ; | Frock Coats and Vests, Automobile Coats, Irish damask, in short lengths of ; to | White Goods—plain and fancy; imporsed Women’ 5 Petticoats cover cn skirt or corset cover and drawers Dress Suits & Dinner Coats, Fur Lined Overcoats. 21, yards; some slightly musse mercerized madras, silk finished chee ) combined. P ‘ y lawns, f heer India linens, fine Persia 45 x aaane 5 3 ihe : feglany up 986.8 sand rowan de ee Ca rT Ta ce poor = s i \ This sale also includes Spring Suits and Overcoats now | various designs Extra Size Undermuslins i} i on hand. nd full size beds; best qual now. ; Corset Covers—prices range up from... 39¢ = muslin; extra lengths 69c Petticuats at 45c Chemises and Drawcrs—prices range up | nea Three Broadway Stores: au perfect xoods, only | Towels—{ringed Turkish towels andsanitary | Blac 1 with accordion plaiied back; | from. - 59e 5 h towels; regularly upto 25c 4g striped gin assorted patterns and | Night Gowns and Petticoate— \ At 13th St. At Canal St. Near Chambers St. ye RE ad head oe 540 | PS a ee Lanpe pI Torn prices, 98c { comforters, with figured siiko- = line tops and plain bac! stitched; regularly $1. Women’s Corset Covers |ntaee'suc aa ut’? | Merciless Clearance of Women’s Suits | ‘worgnten. clin ber of styles at these verv low biank white and gray; extra any i Os 2 vay 4 j; ay a ay BECCA Ce aaa Every Suit, Dress, Costume aid Skirt in the Store Has a New and || prices. larl nian Heavily-Reduced Pri it To-morrow. d, Tegularly up (0 gy gs ‘ leavily- Red ; Price on it To-m Women’s Chemises at soiled; |W" have no half-way methods when we start a clearance sale. In this |] 23e, 3349°;,° neeivable style $5 Fine | Biankets—sligh tremendous movement which begins to-morrow we include the entire We have every prices very low ’ , : Fy L n id iti a in stock of women’s suits and dresses. Nothing is reserved. And the || atthe above fig searfs. - thee in 6 || price cutting is heavy enough to make even the most hardened reader of New mn 3 = : s in wonder. Women’s Drawers at pieces, d We have grou beth g Aeeulanty tos York advertising open her ey : 1 9¢, 19¢, 29¢, 39¢, 49¢, 59e |] Hulse details are given in other papers to-day. We can summarize the UBC, he anne $4 ) (Siege! Coop 00 Weare eae Ch Gin fa aint aa 6 : P 1 neatly hemmed garment to the vince Chap Suits, in broadcloth and fancy mixtures, formerly gp pa |} elaborately trimmed one, W aist Clearance priced at $15, (none lower) $15, $20 and $22.50, reduced to........ $7.50 Rrench Handavied Cee ee ee eas Ta tOE Selvet Dresses in jumper models ant princess dre 1 broadcloth, OG eT ALE selling we find Garments less brok.n—small lots of ¢ style and missing sizes in ott panama and trench iwill, forme.ly priced at $ ral that were $o7.5u, all reduced to....... ut 340 tattor-made streeé suits, in various < modeisanc materials, formeriy $16.5U to $25 reduced Almost :ne-Half | Some seventy fancy street suits, in broadcloth . 1 and velvei, ,ormerly priced at $50 to $164, reduced Almost One-Haif Aveeloreanaibeautifal cide Thirty-seven ex¢uisite dresses and costumes in chiuton, crepe de ailored and some jace tim- chine, spangled net, Iris crochet, broadcioth and alf : Ae glues up 10 $ velvet, formerly priced from $50 to $313, reduced UNE= Half or More Wt 5) Walking and bLress Skirts, ia chitfon ae silk, broadcioth, cniffon tailored and prettily tr! a { panama and serge, iermerly priced at Almost Gne-Half owing of both ihe hand-ew- as follows: - $7.50 to $10.00 +++ $6.50 515 Anextensiv simple and the Night Gowns, $2. Drawcrs, 98c t. icoats at $5.95 Tusthag taffeta, ion tlounce and le, two ruchings and elaborately trimmed with heavy Teck nos & new kimono sleeve Le pio £0, now reduced Hy tailored Values up to Siege! Cooper <4 The 1908 Sale of New Canned Foods Continues a In no other store can you buy new pack canned foods of equal high quaiity at our figures--20 to 35 per cent. less than regular prices. Mail and tele- phone orders for groceries filled promptly. “Phone 4,000 Chelsea. cond Floor, Conte Make Your Friends Guess: The greatest altitudes in éach State Rules for foretelling the weather Ancient and modern weights and measures i Facts about trademarks and patents ‘Statistics about strikes and lockouts NEW YEAR'S SEED CAKES—ib.. 10¢ Fresh Meats Geliver ail paid and charged ovders the Battery to I Luth Street, east and ariers of Canada Mus 13 Be _ Luscious Pineapple ; Karly June Yeas Solid Pack Tom: toes Yellow _Peache String Be n | enaas reen Corn | = Civil Service rules in New York, &¢ Beare Tae uinaatae Seared ia open 7) Naturalization iaws oi the United States Republican and Democratic Staie Committees at National platforms of political parties You'll have 10,090 facts and figures to chose from, and a clear, concise answer to each question if you get a copy of /’ |The World Almanac and Encyclopedia FOR 1908 LIMA BL . tender Fresh Fish We clean fresh fish free of charge. Fancy chicken halibut sieaks y Chinook salmon steaks! © Ib. acid: d Bridgeton, N. Jos cas asive cans. $4, t mslelisibanessemenccers AP ea Beans | new beanss, Vo ubs: . see 5 ibs. 25¢ ; Mi ild Cured Hams “4 Favorite Coffee Siegel Cooper's, original Favorite blend: NOW ON SALE AT NEWS-STANDS Price—25 Cents; By Mail, 35 Cents (Slegel Cooper Store, Fourth Floor.) LST Ask fer ‘‘S. & H.’’ Green Tradina Stamps We Give Them