The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1908, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, TU ESDAY, NOVEMBER PIS 10 Hey "WARDEN ay Ht rE | he 2 Ordinary || 1g } ite Misfac price We a Range of Tasks Varies From lic nmoda ‘ 1¢ Drug § G und a ne ning he i t we hit rea t etl ve] we e Laying Stone Wall to Light I B4th St. Ste eee Bookkeeping. High Q Ou lity, } ometors . anno} \ Clears the =) Low Prices, } Massaee alls 43, Complexion, i ' Courtecus sx) feeds the MAY LEARN A jplteaslaatt | skin, pre- faction, all go} ‘|, vents rough- with the ness, Riker’s Riker name VIOLET CERATE, fatite tea We NIeRE « Wor ra y king, Tron Moulding, Shoemaking KEG URES. 14th st. Drug Store, just 75)". westof Sthav. | miexibie All Utilized. Blectroy Phoenix e put with aged in laying the toh va 106 to 81.69, 81.50 Ivory Teeth Bath ¢ $1.00 Mik § ne. Tongue De 1 Mail Osders promptly fled. New York, Falton St, Charge accounts solicited. Free Mall Order Departments, Sixth Ave. and Brooklyn. B oe wa} Bl aA =) BI se aiohes poeta May Get Light Work. 1} Diamonds | $48 Per Carat Special, Wednesday, Nov.llth | is IWR 7 On the above date, and the above date only, I shall offer a limited number of Solitaire Diae mond Rings at $48 per carat. The Diamonds are pure white and possess ali the fire and lustre of $200 gems and might easily be taken for stones costing that much per carat. While there are some in this special offering that weigh a full carat or more the greater number range in size from %, to 5¢ of a carat, prices ranging from $18 to $30, according to size of Diamond. Every ring will be sold with the distinct understanding that your money will be refunded if your own jeweller can duplicate any one of these rings for double my price. Mail crders will be filled in) order received. When supply is exhausted money will be returned, CHARLES A. KEENE, IWATCHES, JEWEL TO TRY SUICIDE AGAIN. HAD MORPHINE IN SHOE, i of d —— i CONDE HAMLIN WEDS. i iy, PAUL, Nov. 10 esa Hamlin, The Sunday World’s “Want” Directory makes more offers of s positions than any other two mediums in the universe, |Three Bargains 20 ‘“‘S. & H.” 10 “W ednesday” aa} PO every to-morrow, W a setof 10°S,&t ing Stamps. in any one book, (csemida have unfilled. 10 ‘*Red Letter Day” An excellent opportunity trading stamp collectors, for, complimentary “Wednesday” 10 “Red Letter Day" stamps free to every applicant. good in the same book “Wednesday’ 12 0’Ci Trading Stamps Free To-Morrow Stamps Free premiun) Parl stamps of the same date is good lectors will receive a reasonable additional number of compliment- ary stamps for use in other books they may in addition to the This set is, of course, that holds the ten *stam ps,and is in addition thereto. Double Stamps With Each 10c Opa ae Up to loch— Singic Stamps After That Hour Green We loc applying at arior, 5th floor, ill be given free 4.” Green Trad- Stamps Free f CAT ticks 5 ° aaah hargain it stamps, a set of SSN MNT aT LT Away go the prosperity breeve. doubter, the “knocker” Come in to-morrow 10, 1908, clouds that have d Away go the doubt and the undeerd vk for the biggest kind of business that wild have ali previous re In the face of that Statement you ma UZ dal) AF lf upon thousands of dollars’ worth of go but stamp col- We are doing it in order to get at t immediately for a million dollar stock profits now to gain the increased volume of bu We'll get the benelit later You'll g whenever marks. Yeu have never he business t ne ed, Ev a koliday rds inti val Wace I iy wor why we are ds whi he holiday trade quicker, of holiday goods. ct it mew—-and later, too. will be given SIEGEL | “MEET ME AT sky—frazzled out by the fresh cision, the depression—and with them the rything is going to boom. ness to tollow a November store beaten to a frazzle. > reducing prices on thousands are now at the height of their season. We are willing to lose some « biue and white card, investigate the cen such prices on such qoods in November. We must find room THE FOUNTAIN” G. (LNO_CONNECTION with any (OTHER STORE Ws y $10,000 to Charity Do you know a charity you'd like to get money for? We distribute $10,000 incash to charitable in- stitutions next February. Get cetails at Voting Booth, entrance to Women’s Parior, 2d Floor. Bathroom Rugs A Pre-Holiday clearance offer in a variety of sizes and choice designs of wash- able and serviceable bath- room rugs. Regularly Size $1.15, 18x36... $1.75, 22x41 $2.50,.27x52 $3.00, 27x60.. $2.50, 36x36 Kashmir ‘Rugs Heavy grade of reversible floor covering Reguarly Size $1.75, 36x63. $1.25, 27x54 Siegel Cooper Store, Fifth Floor, Front.) Women’s $3.50 Shoes, $1.95 Your choice of eighteen of this season’s best styles in kidskin, calfskin and patent. Icather, also some shoes with colored cloth tops—to-morrow Women’s High Cut Storm Rub- bers—warm lined; grades made tosell regularly at $1; all sizes; to-morrow a pair 49c Women’s All Felt House Slip- hick felt sole; 35c¢ ly 75ca pair; at Foot Mould Shoes at $3 and $3.50 Te.morrow To-morrow Stocks in every size are at their best and we particularly want you to know that we have plenty of the hard-to-get suede shoes, at $3.50. These are ex- act copies of footwear that you have to pay $6 to $8 a pair for elsewhere. (Ste#el Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rea’, The “Senator” A Famous Se Cigar at Manutacturer’s Cost The “Senator’’ is a famous brand, well known for its fra- grance and even quality. Itisa high-grade seed and Havana cigar, sold from Maine to Calie fornia as one of the best 5c smokes. Londres size only; made tw sell in boxes of 25 at $1.25; very special for to-morrow, at | T8E box Mail orders filled if sent early, in Toys 11-inch Toy Drums—nicely dec orated; regularly 35c special. ; ; Chautauqua Ea: with drawi: finished in oak; $1; special ronularly 19¢ Juvenile Hand Cars for boys or girls; malleable iron gearing; solid rubber tired wheels; a@ splendid exerciser; reg ularly $5; specials.... $+ 7D (Siege! Cooper Store, Third Floor, Rear.) to much be and one China Clo Sideboard, Mission Dining Room Suites—me- dium-sized pieces and expressly adapted 1o New York apartments. Regularly Tomorrow Sideboard -$67.00 $57.00 China Closet 44.00 39.9) Serving Table 14.09 14,0) Dining Table..... 24.00 18,00 Dining Chairs... 4.75 3.75 Arm Chair. + 9.50 8.50 dining sets, in early English and made exp erving Table, J.B.GREENHUT, PRESIDENT. Dining Room Furniture N Wednesday we will continue our special sale of dining room furniture. Sideboards, tables, chi match. In addition, we offer low regular. —beautifully tessly for a |. arm chair, dinir set, Golden Oak Dining Suites sion design; wax tin Sideboard China Closet Tabl 5 airs... 24.00 36.50 Dining Dining Sideboard...... Serving Table a Close 24.00 70.00 83.00 Silk Portieres, splendid colors; limited number; regularly Oa pair; $12. Wednes- $7.00) —reversible and fringed; Oriental and Bagdad effects; regular price Wednesday. $1.50 versible Tapestry Table Sovers fringed; reguiar go prices SSO atest 98e Japanese White Silk Lambre-, quins—gold embroidery; value $1.50; Wednesday Lace Bobbinets—by 11 able for sash cu insertions and Is fles; regularly 40c; at.. 98c finished ruf- 35c¢ and o~ 25¢ These Specials for Wednesday Will Make e More Room in the Popular Uphoisiery Rooms | Sofa Cushions—large sizes, cov ered in beautiful armure silks and | tapestries; Regular $1 $1.50 Prices - Now 89e Irish Point ns and with beavy } regular $1.35, $1.50 grade Armure Tapes’ e- Rope Portie or versible; fringed topand bottom; double good values at $4.50 und g. variety; re $5; at..... Snbdanaasea Ce) Coo weathered s room. Su Early | na closets—and dining chairs several beautiful high grade oak finish, at prices carved and handsomely designed, onsists of five side chairs ving table: To-morrow $34 21 68 1 three pieces: iglish Suites To-Morrow $66.00 27.00 39.50 ing Room Seta— China Closet... \s Cooper Store, Fifth Floor) Lace Bed Sets—with nished with deep ruf- nter pieces in sham es FAD Velours—in the Renaissance Imported 5 for hotel ring large Deon Cees Filled Screens—oak,white quantities regu a yd.; at cherry frames Folding Troning J! Boards on & Stands—32 in- |) ches high; special at Toe Step Ladders~5 Curtain Stretcher: — ft. with. ; stationary pins; pail rest; special At..,..sscecerseeeereee vac eee Bh x 12 fty canno Extra Heavy Garbage Cans—air tight fie. St ting lid; special at mananss “o sag; pins are | inch Japanned Steel Coal Hods— re reir) Ir | apartitormor | ily size; special at sere UE | morrow at... 95 Daisy Lehigh Parlor Stoves— Four Tube Radiators — aluminum @ with direct finish; made of Russian 94 y= ae niece iron tubes; special , $1.05 plated foot Cylinder Parlor Heating Stove rails; square fitted with the best quality top; swing brick lining; ornamental cover; duplex (Pi al... grate; self- yo Sete feeder, Nott, Lehigh Coal Cooking Ranges —have ; y five large holes on top; large size regular Brie |i ectare HA $15.50; to-| heater a1 morrow at $13.75; special at $10.50 | With high sheif, °x- oe x $14.75 tra $3.50 These sel for To-morrow Sieg el Cooper Groceries at Mail and Telephone Orders Fi Siegel Cooper Store, Basemen ‘Chandeliers—nippied tix rich Bilt mat fipish; od; with 2) $1.55 Lights—complete; consisting of burner, man- tleand globe; Special at 45¢ without Inverted Waterman's Oil Heating Stoves— large enough for an ordi- nary sized room; black finish; spe- cial at $1.75 Med Vr Special Prices mptly Phone 4,000 Che'sea. Superior Hams Hazel Westphalia Style or S, & S. Ma special *a tb Sweet Orange New shipment from the Indian River New Tomatoes NONE BETTER Brand, ould pask, ripe FLORIDA RAPE FRUIT doz, BRIG: HT, JUICY LEMONS —4 . le NEW ‘CURRANTS — or Seeded [Do Raisins doz $1.40; pkg lie SANTA CLARA PRUNES. 5 Inv, Qe 10! IMPORTED ‘BISCUITS “Hustey & Pa . Breaktast SAP. SYRUP—re 13e COOKED PIGS! REET DRAKE'S NACAROON Crisp soda achages, 41 las " 7e¢ Mocha and Java * 34e Bacon Miid Cured l0e CW Seusois teas 10e¢ || Ride Free Patrons of this store may ride free of charge in Crosstown Vehicle Co.'s ommibuses on 18th SHmtowendtscmmauwAyes EL, Subway and the surface lines on 3d and 4th Avenues and Broad- way. Children’s $1.95 & 52.95 Cloth Coats for $1 Pretty, double-breasted, box- back style, made of good quality mixture, in gray,navy and brown: front trimmed with buttons; lined throughout with outing flannel; 2- and 3-year sizes only. A great pre-holiday clearance bargain for to-morrow. Children’s $6 Coats at $3,95— made of superior quality cor- duroy; double-breasted style; box back cut full; turned back cutfs; lined throughout; trim- med with pretty, fancy buttons; 2- to G-year sizes. Corduroy Dutch Bonnets to atch—trimmed with ribbon bows at....... $1.95 (Siegel Ccoper Store, 2d Floor, Center. Satin Dress Hat Shapes at $1.69 Notwithstanding the tre- mendous demand for satin shapes, we continue to offer the very newest and smart- est models produced and in every wanted color at a price fully 25% less than any other store in New York asks. We illustrate one of the many shapes at this price to-mor- row. (Siegel Cooper Store, 2d Floor, Front.) Clearing Out $8.45 Collapsible Go- Carts at 55.85 We need the floor space and therefore 20 Teddy Carts must go to-morrow. These carts are new and perfect—they are the well - known one - motion kind; complete with a hood; to-morrow at $2.60 less than usual. (Siege! Cooper Store, 3d Floor, Cenier,) Books Stories and Speeches of Abraham Lincoln—inclucing stories of Lincoln’s early life, by Paul Lilly; cloth bound; regu- lar price 35c; Wednesday 20€ The White World—Life and Ad- ventures Within the Arctic Circle; published under the auspices of the Arctic Club; cloth bound; publishedat $2; Wednesday...+..., B9C The Standard American Busi- ness Guide-—a complete com: pendium of how to do busi Ness by the jeteat and safest methods; cloth bound, reg- ular price 59c, Wednesday 39€ (Sic ge! Cooper Store, Third Floor, Center.) Writing Paper, Visiting Cards 50 Visiting Cards—engraved in shaved old English(name only), regular price of which $2; to-morrow. $1.49 riting Paper—Whiting's French gingham paper, put up in one pound packages: segue larly 1Me a pound; 10 gy morrow 12%e Enveic to match — pack age of . be 1. Crane.) =