The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1908, Page 5

a aeinemehdenemenedememenamaiah HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, . _MAY 8, 1968, me not astern, The Teuton{c | CAAA Y 7 n Y G Q . = = ye . i PaaS, Met ondan, Victor Talking Machines and Edison Phonographs on Weekly Payments of $ u Double “S. & H.’’ Green Trading Siamps Till 12 0’Clock | V fe H i | } vith a = = ety 5 S = i == —> z z Br A ‘ CARTNA ee ; nn bevore Sule Storage for Furs ( MEET ME AT THE FOUNTAIN Telephone Service aAar e os} ote CU RE eee iH We own one of the most perfectly aaa Days like yesterday prove the prac- | | ea HACE CAR AFIRE ON BIG BRIDGE. § equipped cold-air storage lorts for furs in Gy tical value of our telephone Buel WOU LPIN HAS : : ; | want ca the country. Terms moderate. Write or . system. For anything you ‘phone and wagon will call. [ NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE i “dl J.B.GREENHUT, PRESIDEN Chelsea, 4000. | To-morrow Will Be the Biggest Clothing Bargain Day : in Fine Suits for Men, Youths} cee et eel and Boys That This Season days Bell son Nea Neder assortments and combined them with two y special lots hich we chased for les Is Likely to See TEN ho IRRTLGcIrepu bar rae aR t= i Ajl are well-made garments in the latest styles and of T has not happened to us more than once or twice before in all our long J the popular fabrics and patterns. Many A eAIheRevean TOT Be experience of value-giving that we could promise our customers such | bough: elsewhere for less than double our price, while not richness as at present. one is worth less than half again as much i The exceptional feature of this sale lies in the prominence of the tailors } fonows ave divided them inty four lots at four prices, as who made the suits and the superb character of the suits themselves. The a er fabrics are the very best moncy can buy—not one custom tailor in twenty can Double-Breasted Suits — with knickerbocker | Choice Second Successive Westward Triumph for the White gil Star Liner. ee Ung amage to the car Was not WINNER BY FOUR HOURS Cunarder’s = Officers Chairm| That Their Defeat Was Due to Hard Luck. j When the Curnader Caronta docked to-day, her log again recorded her de- feat by the Teutonic of the White Star | Une, in an overseas race in which the two vessels were never more than . ; fe ‘ ; in at fwentycfive miles apart until the teat exhibit as good a variety in suitings or beter workmanship. trousers; in fancy mixtures of cassimere or ; ond successive win And just look at the way prices have been cut! Mind you, the values we worsted: 7 to 15 years; at $1 \ $ : Laden if eHits iC: shic Hf j e oath , f put on these suits are the prices for which their duplicates are now actually ON | jussian and Sailor Blouse Su.ts—3 to 7 years; | “ptheless, the of- A U sale in other first-class clothing stores the country over. at $1 worth $2 In All Three Lots Are Styies and Sizes for Both Men and Youths | poubie-Breas'ed Suits—with plain or knicker=) Choice 4 bocker trousers; in all the newest stripes and t Imported worsteds, velour, cassimeres, fancy checks; sizes 7 to 16 years, at $2. lene chev.cts in browns, blues, tan, olive % Marie ead celta Por $ . Suits—in tancy mixtures; 3 > shades, slate shades, and in blue serge.and @ Ay to 10 years; at $2. ack thik Ke fers— and s black thitet............ Seer GG Cana e made with hand silk : E embroidery on sleeves; 3 to | worth Very “ swagger’? suits, i:eludirg some very pronounced stylcs 10 at $2. ) $3 & $s for the younger inen as well us fine, tasteful, quiet patterns A Double-Breasted Suits—with plain or knickerbocker ) Choice 1200 suits in brown ae for their clde trouse ‘ancy mixtures of gray, tan aad olive; | alone in this lot—the very browns § hardest to get. Also silk-mixd ‘id, hlue and black serges and — @ Jeclare that the name course a ¢ Cadle vith only half also blue serce; 7 to 16 years; at $3. \ erpool a week Weather, she | the few ps = Trt we} | Tetenie prt } 5 4 7 ; hi worth Queenstown j ulack vicuna. Benn oaNDOUNDOOU aoe Values $20, $25 and $30 Recfers—in ton, olive, red, gray; 3 to 10 years; at $3, | $5 & $3 Double-Breasted Suits—with plain or knickerbock trousers; ali the very newest designs of tan a | and trown, in cassimere, worsted, cheviot and 1 lour; also Blue and black; 7 to 17 years; at $1 | Rus-ian and Sailor Blouse Suits—in colors of gray. | $ ian, olive and brown mixtures; also blue seree 3, tS to 10 years; at 34. Ay Gel Reefers—in tan, olive and brown mixtures; 3 to 10 | worth years; at $4. up to $8 Siegel Cooper Store, Second Fioor, Rear.) 7 more dart! 7" tlear 5 ihe finest productions turned cu! in Ameyica in ready-to-wear clothing, from two cencerns aimitted oy the eniiie cloth ny irade to be leaders in styie—and u.ually leaders in high priccs. Too mmy styls to o:t in:— and nificent choice in patterns— dignified gray*, gunmetal shades, siylish greenish grays, smoky browns, s lid e bluc and black. Choice......... Terms: Giteine at e ve- on Values up to $35 | 86 Enameled Chaielaine Po Y. GS ! : : Lao patnecsnn oe vou Gy Catte e Pee| ee $2.95 get their supply aie Saeed Children’s HAWK, PLAYING CARDS—"‘Sec fonds” of a 25¢ quality: big value TT special price is lower 1 the price; dozens 31.08, Qe It is during the May Sale only that we can offer you these mag- nificent pianos, fully worth $350, at the won- derfully low price of Publishers’ Prices on Them Range from $1 to $3 THE FFEGAL BOX, L TON TAG MAN | APOLLO PLAYING CARDS 18c J a | with po! plain edge, pac a0 A EE a ee e| Underwear CARDS—pack CONGRESS PLAYING CaRDS—| Children’s Muslin Deawera—cut ck, assort= full BSc « pack: than you can buy these : waiches for in quantities SHLE PLAY | raewier PLAYING CARDS — 25° 15¢ linen finish; worth 35¢ * 1S@ \ at wholesale. Artistic medallion lity, sale price a8 —eilt edge piciur ize; trimme vite r Fa 7 packs. choice of red, turquoise, green Spttaeradtek backsfeslelerlce ed, ‘compete assortments BQ@| inch ruffle; 2 peu wae pase C ‘200 E (TKb h gad rucpies Stem wind and set, {t- | RUSSELL'S REGULARS Long | TALLY-HO PLAYING 1Q@ | Pct aneelaiat "Si Oe ‘ aranteed Swiss movement. price, (a) pack) sess le Die | CARDS—special. « pack PLAYING CARDS — 500. 30¢ 2 p0pd0 with 11 and 12 spots; pack Children’s Drawers—made of mus- Chatelaine to ma ch AzOY OF OLD JA he Vat Seemed caskeian UCHRE PLAYING CARDS lin and b ry Gos p THE STRIFE OF TH i se; a feature y finish; as-orred backs; EUCHRE PLAYING am n and cambric; one style Free Tuning During Haimo. for Saturday from $2 95 price, # pack 18c “Taliy-He” socks sale 18e] trimmed with wide ruffle, edced HOYLE’S GAMES—Cio bh hound the Jewelry Store at 0 REMBRANDT ART SERIES PLAY mete with narrow embroidery; the ING CARD S—assoried DPQ Siegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, other styie has hemstitched backs, sale price, pact Cenier. tucked ruffle: 2 to 16 o- years; special at.....4..., 20C First Year Main Floor, Front.) | LIFE AND WRITINGS OF ALEXANDRE | | DUMAS—by F. A. Spurr. } THE CHEERY BOOK—by Joe Kerr gk "Dining Room|$7,50 Ruffied Lace Waists|Hand Bags “irre mgon Stegei Cooper No Interest. No Extras. umbrella regen twee) and Bed Room A Great Sale $5 and Suit | ses Delivery free Stoo! and Cover Free ONE PRICE 37 Maiden cane Fulton Ste. 4 MOTHER GOOSE; HER BUGK—by H. FE it T. t } : THE als i = 7 Children’s Petticoats~of go PERCH aNd JUDY SHOW oy me urniture ‘o-morrow a Cases Ue aiecea Gna J with hemsti ti) Caras Ginas Gap, THE RED SHIRTS--by Hambicn Specials IHREE hundred of these handsome, stylish and service- Pe to 14 4 SHR bee CECILIANS) Manion Ceasfordc | ‘ able waists. bought trom a prominent manufacturer at AKEN from our own su- repent LOPEDIA AND UNIVER || siledsBedsteadars lich one-third less than the regular wholesale price, will be perb stock—nor job lors] Meee ee pos.s; fas Hine offered’ to you as a special of unknown makes nor) chudcenls Pettic , Cea STG for Saturday at the same ratio | goods made For sale purposes. | Cibroideredralticg fois vee | 8°50. “Sele g'y 75 ot saving. You'll need a bag or suit case) years; special at........... 49€ pntiau0o a OMe Front, back and three-quarter | this summer—get it now and ae length sleeves artistically fashioned | ¢¢ Misses’ Petticoats — of cambric GLH lisaavialilaceledginetoventiet |p Sehicl emcees trlimmedhiwithndeeniira riosnige designed with fancy front and back ished with tucks and embroidery; yoke; collar of Val. and cluny lace 14 to 18 year 3 outlined with I lace insertions at. ex ending to waist line. White and ecru in sizes 34 to 44. If you buy to-morrow you save $2.50. STORES PROS YOR CHILDKE A NORWAY SUM WHEN YOU WERF Also hun g000 book $1.25, nave of fine quar- ghly potished: ban- isor b.cks: strong construction: slip seats covered with the best © of leather; regu- $3.50 $4 5U; sale price Children’s Nainsook Gowns—pret- tily trimmed with lace embroid- $2.50 ‘ losets—made of solid plain \ i Satuaay golden color and gloss finish $3.95 and $5 ait Sep eee Shion lanyeatas “s Donen Sidi front with bent ends; 1 . $ ad tiilt it oer. 0 | ‘Sieke! Coop e. un Cin) e Net Waists 2 95 AHA and $1.75; at......... 98c Erna nor eis rly $17.50; $13.50 To-morrow at o°@. (Slege! Cooper Store, Second Floor, Center.) ote . At this price we offer a group of | $4.25 Cowhide Bags at $3.50 FE 7 a mace of solid plain oak, So ee itteoulamtnes ta. Popular Oxford stylsh leather R ] Ss l 1Oo¢ Ag shi 3 en fre egular lines, ac- i toe , wit ood §_ec als ism tires cumulated during the week. About SN a ca eas eal sea FRESHLY Rap re } trimmed S00 waists, white and ecru, every | form fitting handle; well lined, L i pails “se 10¢ ndles: Te gp one perfectly new. A score of | with deep pocket. Our regular eather Bags DE STR ae il Mi space. are | and 18 S sizes: 3 CG) AOR © SIGNER OGTES = ayo e—made of solid oak, gold | in new, handsome motels, Acer) anaes $3.50 at °2.45 FANCY CUCUA 5-3 D5e finis'; oval Frenc? | rately trimmed, lined with Jap. si i loneeyercaprnt ; <C 5 nirror; two large end | All sizes, but not every size in each e850 Sui 5 Round and broken bottom carriage FRESH CREAMLNG RUTTER Big” i drawers: trimmed wita | style. Get here early. $6.50 Suit Cases at $5 | oe vith 12, 10, 9 and 8-in par H No. Tprint 06 pace d e ularly (Siegel Coover Sore, Second Floor, Center.) . Sole leather cases with hand fj Uae ing Bf NEWLY LAID EGC2—dor .. 20e te price... 9LO.59 } EST A Seen a eaT scwed and well rivet-d steel frames aa Genero ree, riveted Hf Suic ku SUGAR CURED BACOy ina + 66 top and body; have straps and] frames. Choice of fine matte or : Ay EOVUEOE HAN nach ae tex—made of solid ost: | When You Have a “Home Safe” | 2.t%.ithos on cach seo! Ene] bright real seal and goat seal Tye Has Nicer AS DAD ERE SUELO aC coior and gloss finish; | it is surp isicg how fast the pennies, dimes and quarters accsmulate | lish brass lock; massive handles: e es ae eeeny te cia te sd top, uied pedestal: ¢ He a eae else Dene rin Seed atlouveatanataccumatl (rililimeniallacdsataversnireh{otaa| peau ln wey ceuueenineala i a =] chow feet; strongiy constructed, 6 | started on deposit of $1. Four per cent. interest paid. Bank open from | Our regular $6.50 es, in| fitted with large change purse; gilt j | h B t $3 50 Daylight Cakes fi extension: regularly gy 75 | 9AM, 10 5.30 Ps Me sires 24 and 28 inches, "GF | or gunmetal trimmed: also a few j e es ° Freeh surpics ovens evsiy 30 $15.00; sale price.... DAwe le SIEGEL COOPER & CO., Private Bankers Satirdayeat asa room with end catches on frames. Shoe in theWorld \ { HNALLON, ocoitic, ane Store, Filib Floor. First Floor, Balcouy Siencl Coopetstorsulnlic LisctnSealeen Wai ivgood) values sats a; sOmand ' ive wo" due $3.95; Saturday's } rou : . ravsing, mar oN 9 - price... A 2.45 1 [ol} seSeresundiecmriacare LOC omen S oes a a (Siege! Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) ce W. L. Douglas makes and sells Sy h Cake Spesial 7 nf Ee: rere at oa ; c ’ Raisin, maroie or piain, «ho 3 are offer'ng two lots of shoes, on both of which there isa saving 0 | more men’s $3.50 shoes than | toe tious he, Ws y : pea » S : s9 9m $ oes) a , a full ha'f. These are all good shoes, and in an assortment co large $1.75 to °2.25 Ss any other manufacturer in the a (= as to make choosing easy. A oS world, because they hold their H Fresh Meat { Women’s $4 Shoes at $1.95 Jointeu Dollis, = f | tected \ keese; J2ie “Tne Emerson” and otuer good makes in high shoes, Gibson t e shane, fit better, and wear lon- \ | eddie tase is: eins Christy tres: penty of tans as well as other good leathers; $1.19 me re = Walboquess ; Mery Uae styles also huadreds of pairs of $3 sample shoes in the sale at... + ode ger than any other $3.50 shoe. A (ptasalay shady lambs Wye i Women’s $2 Patent Leather Low Shoes fa first rate Ger- 6 at ra re CANNOT BE EQUALLED Hind quirters of Cenadi miuiton i. We have sold thousands of these during this May Shoe Sale, The lot wa r Some ha W. L. POVGEAS 24.00 GILT: EUGE SHOES ean Paeeee CSE i ale 8 rt ie and your size is suil here. Come and buy the best Oxfords ever sold at .. ome h f, ke oy cB, G an el he un ua 7 . loins of fresh Jersey pork; D Paricoat mans £ Fart Color Eyelets used exclusively, Catulog free, W.L,DOUGLAS, Brockton, M ie fork 12i4¢ x 5 5 ° ate Nee D Shoe Si a G PDE pe Ce nemera APL a [Ve noun ene Re anid Foot Mould Shoes and Oxfords for Women, Misses and Children W. L. Douglas Shoe Stores in Greater New York: eee 16c Ny ; ; ' Nis) ‘ om WOR | 2779 Third Avenu } BROOKLYN, N.Y. YY] sdlecied ‘fresh Jercey’ hame i34e No better sty'cs or more of them are shown in any. line of shozs than in cur ‘Foot Mould,” and the prices | 250 Weat 128th Street. | 708.710 Browdway. ¢ | pound Ae are from 31 « $4 less than other stores for the same grades, Choice of 40 spring 3 to 2g ernie 4 349 Broadway, cor, » | 95 Nanau Street, : ae 421 Fulton St Ser GntseAy, H CE ART ery ST TR shapes, at . AGONe HAHA SGanhosnosandonasodaDdS noonanboca nnn dodnbDoNECANKAOsouNAND PET tite (Siegel Cooper Stare, Third Floor, Kear, roadway. 56 Sixth Avenun, cor. 22d. rift! nue. S a g ge ee Ee eae + th Sie) i 12 Third Av., cor. 120th. JERSEY CITY— 18 Newerk | NEWARK— Broad SAY. Uh meecassacemnnt “ae = 5 hy G 1ayrhhd Aves sear Boch St. ‘Avenue. PATERSON ~ io” Market St = ‘Ask for “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps—We Give Theres TEENS 4