The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1909, Page 9

SNe RE RIOR OCDE ELASTASE AMI MRSA ENT ARTS TE = seam Semen henaneeet ann SCOLDED AGAIN } BY WEITRIDGE *, 3 Receiver for the Third Avenue) srs System Tired of Commis- sion’s Red Tape. DEMANDS QUICK ACTION | Jnsists on a Decision on the Fifty-ninth Street Trans- fer Question, the Fe 8 sur W. L, Douglas ! he genuine GAUTION Th espns of Manhattan and the ea! $3.00, $3.50, and $4.00 Patile 8 new | Douglas name and price lfaiesent are saadietinall styles) lie ‘ ; stamped on bottom, which \ and all leathers,All sizes protects you against high aX and widths. prices. and inferior shoes | of other makes. Incist upon kaving them, ‘| Take No Substitute ! THE BEST *3.00°3508.5400 W. L. Douglas makes and sells more men’s *3.00 and $3.50 shoes — than any other manufacturer in the world. Boys’ Shoes $], The 2, 00 Best In the World Fast Color Eyelets used exclusively. Cataloguo brea, Nines My Scerot Process of Tanning the ances, » B3ttom Soles produces Wore ' | shoul: do. flexible and Longer Wearing pe SSF arane reels aa nent a leather than any other Tannayges Will Go Ahead at Once. |W, i Douglas Shea Stores i in Greater New York ‘ : ther authority cas it te NEW YORK CITY 2779 Third Avenue, between BROOKLYN, N.Y. ae | 433 prondivayi cer: Howard, 146th and 147th Streets, 708-710 Broadway. 755 Broadway, cor. 8th St. 250 West 125th Street. 1367 Broadway, cor. Gates Ave. *t! 853 Broadway, cor. 14th St. | 345 Eighth Avenue. 421 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl. «| 1349 Broadway, cor, 36th St. | 95 Nassau Street. 478 Fifth Avenue. “| 1447-1449 Broadway. 35G Sixth Ave., cor, 22d St. Thi cor, 120th. | JERSEY CITY—-18 Newark | NEWARK—785 Broad St. near 59th St. Avenue. PATERSON—192 Market St. ra NEW YORK'S GREATEST CLEARANCE SALE “Overcoats & Suits for Men | fd Reduced from $13, $17, $18, §20 and $22 This great twice-a-year event is in ated to comply with the invariable policy of our business—to dispose of all Suits and Overcoats during the season for which ine were made. No price-sacrifice is considered too great to attain this end—no thought is given to prot. The suits and overcoats involved are distinctly better than the usual ready-for-wear sort—a superionty readily recognized at a glance, Further, this offer gathers strength from the fact that every garment affected by this unprecedented reduction is from our regular stocks, tailored by our own organization and new this season, WM. VOGEL & SON Houston St. Broadway RIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1909, pon co ye; C? =), oe «0 Yours Leaders fleshion Vellings ne 25e vara Taupe, ce trlinmed Date effects, lace trims a styles to select from, ts, 25 to Gbe Swiss emboldered ar Main Floor Co: SIXTH 9 AV.19 270 202STREET, NEW YORK, Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Coats, Suits and Dresses! Offered in a Notable Special Saturday Sale at Appreciable Reductions from Former Prices far Third Bloor, O place on sale garments possessing such distinguished individu- ality, such charm of youthfulness and such grace of workmanship at the prices named for Saturday, scems out of proportion, But January. is always inexorable, Winter lines must sell fast. Manufacturers are eager to condense or ‘ell out entirely all their Winter garments for Misses and Girls, and we share jn this spirit(’ of action. Details: Misses’ Smart Suits, $18.75 Misses’ Caracul Cloth Coats, $15. Of excellent quality; made ina 40-inch hip- H pular two and thiree piece styles, some Hi Ban DORIES, LG f less model, velvet collar, trin th fancy braid. trimmed, others strictly tailored. The materials j i SRT aR EE i Aide include beautiful broadcloth eviots and suitings, | rt throughout with guaranteed satin, $24.70 ‘ in all the popular shades, $35 value ‘ , ¥ | Misses? Tailored Skirts at $5. Misses’ Tailored Suits, $14.75 | Of chevron, panama and mixtures, in-all the popu- lar models, Some plainly tailored, with deep fold; Of broadcloth and herringbone cheviot, made in a f i i , brs tr ‘ tin ba buttons, 0 splendid $2-inch semi-titted model with Inlaid col- Others) trimmed witiealin} bande and! butions .$t prs value. lar of satin, full flare skirt, $24.75 value. 2 Girls’ Handsome Coats, $9.75, Junior 3-piece Suits, $11.75 | Handsome broadcloth and ‘chevron, made in a trimmed with '§, $18.75 value, dressy Directoire model, elabor oi enero on So eae br can rand sp ie My nodel, coat and princess e : , red WIEA brondolouhot contrasting shale and | Girls Dressy Coats, $7.50. ons, $22.60 value. In a variety of youthful and stylish models, somo braid trimmed; others with broadcloth of cont Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats, $10 | {ng color and brass buttons, 6 to 14 years, $14.75 ‘ | value, ch models, This lot includes A Ampire and tailored semi-| Girls’ School Coats, $4.50. isome broadcloth, chev- Of heavy cheviot, made in a splend'd high nec ck ron and imported mixtures, $24.75 value, double-breasted model, trimmed with fancy i b and buttons. ned throughout with flannel. c to Misses’ Winter Coats, $7.50 MW years, $!.75 value, Of heavy cheviots and mixtures, made in many Girls’ Woolen Dresses, $5, stylish 50-inch models; some 1 throughout; | Many stylish high neck and Samper dresses, ‘The others only partly lined with heavy Venetian lin- mate include faney plaids, panamas and novel- ing, $18.75 value. | ties in all colors. i. in a youth- In many popu the stylish I fitted niodels, n This Misses’ Coat, $10 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. Rubberized Silk and Cravenetted Raincoats $Q.75 Instead of $15 to $20, the Prices at Which They Were Intended to Be Retailed ta Third Floor, DEC IDEDLY dressy Coats that are dust and shower proof. The showing includes \ Pekin stripes, Roman stripes, checks and plaids; elso sold colors in herring-bone satin, The models are loose, double-breasted, generously cut, and have high turn-over collar and cuffs inlaid with taffetas. ‘The cravenette coats are finely tailored and show the full loose, the popular semi-fitted and Empire effects, In ox, olive and tan, A Women's Tailored Skirts, $5 Smartly tailored, new gored models, — Also popular sheath eflects and many other styles. Made of fine imported material. In blue, brown, green, taupe and black serges, Panamas and cheviots. Solid colors, also pin stripes. ta Main Fh tar Second Floor, RIMMED with fine medallions and French Val, lace trimmed. Sleeve, also four rows Val. down beck. Very dréssy model, Satin Stripe Cross Bar Waists, $1.25 Finely tucked to bust, Directoire sleeve, finished with small tucks, Collar and sleeves edged with Val, lace. Sheer Batiste Waists, $2.98 Daintily trimmed, back and front, with fine Val. and baby Irish inser- tion. Sleeve ere smartly tri trimmed to match, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. HIE sample lines of a prominent eRe of belts at prices averaging Jess than cost to make, Of a good quality of silk elastic and fitted with the finest gold and silver-plated buckles. Novel and artistic desigus, The belts offered at in value from 50¢ to $1, Those at 50c run from 81 to 22. Special tables have been arranged to faci..tate ite ae 25¢ ana 50¢ de range (Sink k Elastic Belts, 25c & 50c| 30c | Batiste Waists, Saturday, $1.98 Greatest Clothing News Every Man's Suit and Overcoat Reduced Stock Divided Into 3 Big Sections « Second Floor, UCH a sale must naturally command the prompt attention of every observant man. It presents an opportunity to buy handsemie, stylish, superiorly made clothing at prices so radically cut that no man ean resist the chance. In fact we leok forward to an enormous Saturday, Suits and Overcoats at_ $11, $14.50, and $18.50 That ‘Were 2 Reduced fi from $15, 15, $18, $30 and $40 Men’s Suits or Overcoats, $11 The suits are of fancy worsteds, in all the newest fabrics, Every desirable color. The overcoats are of plain grays and black, also tancy effects. ong and medium lengths, in the latest styles. $15 and $18 values. Men's Suits or Overcoats, $14.50 Tuxedo Suits, Business Suits, Dress Suits, in tact, for all purposes. Fancys, grays, olives, tans and black, all hand-made, serge lined. The overcoats are in twenty different models, including the protector coat, and are shown in a number of very handsome fabrics. $20 and $25 values. Men's Suits or Overcoats, $18.50 Exact copies of high grade merchant tailor effects. The suits comprise plain, con- servative colors as well as nobby effects. The overcoats in this lot are the very best that can be bought ready@made and show a large number of the newest and dressiest effects. $80 to S40 values. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. ] f= Specials From the Finest Grocery in 1 New York f Only the purest and best foods in this immaculate and modern Food Store, It you w ish, telephone or mail your order —it will have prompt and expert attention. ‘The specials for to-morrow + Soe ee Home Made Pies—Mincemeat and apple, baked in our own bakery; large pies: special, each...... PAMRRITCLaT RED ePyg Boiled Ham—The best tender, lean hams ob- tainable; chine sliced, | Layer Cakes—Tliree layers, baked in our own | “bakery: vanilla, chocolate, map'e and eocon- special, each 29e y at Y0c, special, ma- nut; sold regularly at Full Cream Chee New Pulled Pigs = New Mived Nute Bright, duiey Lemons ©) rresh Roasted Coffer 340 ii! Corn Meat — tres {rors @ Californie A. ularly a -_ et CRAWFORD’ ‘co, SIXTH AVENUE": 3 FINEST eae —-