The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1909, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, _ FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1909. K WRECKER Typical New York Cloak Models Through Whom Women’s Figures Are Improving -RNGHIRT CULT: GIVEN 13 EARS HURRAY, $2 to $2.50 Tai, Hip Corsets, $1 25 1 e u Just one of the unusual values that characterize the January white sales in | and every department concerned. They are newly designed corsets, just out of | the manufacturer's hands, modeled for the new season’s styles. lene hip models, 101 1 daintily Company Fine Coutil Corsets, engibie models | De_Bevoise Brassieres, (* 10)! side hose supporters $2 to $250 valu with lace and embroidery; regular $1,00 value, D G 1 Moan oo $1. (fo o o 0 80 0 09 6 Eft T vy Second Fico Greenint ‘and Gonna The Season’s Most Decisive Reductions Will Mark Saturday as the Climax in our a MISS “SINE, TU KRtTzIR =r t Men qe Charged ° ’ ° 3 | 4 With Trying to Bribe His ear ng 6) Yr S an 1SSeS oa S | ? % Jury—After a Third. | a roe : ; | i y; We have reached a point in the Clearing Sales which necessitates | a rearrangement of the sale groups. Most of them are now so \ ITTSBURG, Pa., Jan limited in number that three or four lots are merged into one | Inehart, former to keep up a comprehensive choosing of sizes. lesident of the F Ilona Bank, of Was This renders the bargain interest of the sale even more stirring Ney Instat failed than ever—reductions are made with the sing'e purpose of sealty at quick selling—no thought being given to the prices we paid e bank, ane ‘ 's Iminedlately to serve fit- nor the prices we should get for the garments. then years In the penitentiary by United ” " in New York at an he jury found Rinehart guilty of here tomorrow. [Net the chedpest Coats in New York but the ett to buy, ‘he fhe eleven counts charging h most worthy of the investment of your money. Coats that have the most of style, y 7‘ hoomaking fals the most of ‘quality, the most of lasting Worth—the most of value. That is what rer the of th makes our prices the lowest in the real sense. Coats that you will be as satistied of the ninote with the last day you wall wear them as you were the day you bought them. : $4.75 for $6.75 to $8.50 Coats 100 Cgats made of Sea Cu diagonal trieze, Meltons and Cheviors, some lined throughout, others yoke verdict was read, | lined. A variety of 1 son's most approved styles designed to sell for natn ‘ twice our sale price, all colors, sizes 6 10 14 years. Tees 75 75 30. Coats made of Montagnac, semicfisted f 36h oa lotte $8.79 for SI.75 Coats jth frou, “eabie beamed esate tal ie al rand “SIMD. 50M: lining of selt material; Directorre collar, reveres and tie—reveres trimmed ¢ Oy B08 | aa ae PHOTOS BY with striped satin. Colors are blue, garnet, brown and green; sizes 6 to 14 years. lace. my) me OT Immediate after the verdict had] an | Hs | FASHION, $10 for $15.00 Coats $6 75 for $9.75 Coats he eturned a number of the ves | ‘ MERA eee? —_—_—_— vere Instructed by \ . CoO Girs’ Fanere o 20 Coats of Moutagnac made h United, State ie of smooth-fa Vi ne Se wi th ny 4 rains ns er Hae ey a on semi-fitted lines, standing for Ae AC green, trimmed with silk braid, collar, Collar and Direc oire reveres: trimmed {information concernir reveres and cuffs of Imported Caracul ith loopings end buttons of satin. Ful ie to bribe at Cloth, yoke trimmings of satin; sizes yoke hning, Colors blee, brown, garnet Rea cnigi ono men -| 6 to 14 years and green, sizes 6 t0 14 years ij etd : 5 y Heorge W, Worley ‘or $22.50 to $2. 3, 25, assorted Brosdelcth | BBith arretted ase | an fe) $7 G90 for $22.50 | r $22.50 to $25 Coats, 25, ssid Bo Tan, i barge, are being eld ar i i i Dresden Biue, Rose, Brown and Back in Velvet and all the high Hy UE A ete tol a colors in Broadcloth; several handsome models to select 3 Hf (ods. The man inquestion im said | Maggy ss oF or two of a kind; lined throughout with satin and interned. These Coats are is | @ be prominent oA very elaborate and suitab'e for dressy wear: sizes 6 to 14 years. 49 a fod C | Theory Is ‘Chat Patrons Seek nt abla in the light : $9.75 to $16.50 tor Misses’ $12.75 to $22.50 Dresses : L | aa BEST RHEUMATISM RECIPE Although we have raed ine dresses with the clearing sale of coais, they are by no means strictly winter gar- U | to Ads apt Themselves to the pn ti 1 ments. They have not been in stock more than a weeks, are styles that Conlorm pertecty 10 spring tast ravear right up to : CAPT. HOGAN NOT ON BOA Unusnal Preseription by Renowned the warm weather. In Brow. cloth, Pasma and Herringbon Cheviot and Serges in Navi, Cope: hagen, Brox 1 Reseda, Dresses for Form of the “Venus Sar- Vhysician Is Producing Wonder- aiternoon, street and college several very attractive mode to selec’ ‘rom es dito (Sear Missing achanneen With Crew of tul Results, ~ torial.” Six, Waa Commanded by Cant. Those who i $ cere declare | Second Fleor—Greenhut end Company th qual ckly et 4 avi ta a H, Thornblem ; havectalinteuine — =satiba - Men’s $5 and $6 House - Odd. Sets 0 of Dressy New Coats Reduced to $3.50 Neckwear at Clearing Prices Metz Outlines Plan at Meeting By Ethel Lloyd Patterson. ast” i of the Board of {ee ete piotith) enue ascque ¢ the hopes af the phy imate, A Hey of this style and a few of that—a tew onteegd We never take the trouble to inventory such numerous a few Dé e. a a 1 | few Bath Robes — Handsome, good, garments, but sma small Icts, so when stocks begin to show accumulations of ots take up room and must be quickly sold. | | aie them we put clearing prices on them that get them out the ai t Therefore sharp reductions are in order. quick.y. 3 Year for su day at the Metimate. *"1 the biggest buy n he ey —madec de of t (Vayu Men's House Jackets Anfaaeareloteth 50 $5.75 to $7.75 Dressy Net Guimpes at $450 ished with siik cord, Value $5 ond $6, at. $3. Only a tew, but they are very beautifully made and _4) elabcratey Dnished with ia “all s and tuckings. Long or short sleeves. Ins me cese Men's House Jackets— Men’s House Jackets— = | Show the Aunt use ese $4.50 TD plain colors or inviabe siipe ONord mixed cloth, reverse vice of , collar, Cutfs and pockets neat stripes; silk cord and tape fi with sik tape | SALE ENDS TO-MORROW | AT 10 P. M. Turn ver Collars, so many pretty Biomobile by fine line of gr ‘Bhey grabbed finishe nd cord. on edge and pockets new s A very neat and curable jacket. A light weight and well fins twill Want a dozen 10c ies and some 5,000 of the Highest Priced Suits and Neve $850 and $9.75, ge ag oat elie $10 and gg 50 uC itr Overcoats Left Over From This Sale : bees 3 Mon’ Long Downy Fe:ther Boas, kio%n as round Marabout boas, Will Be Sold at Bargain Prices Ment Blanket Robes— Men’s Cloth loth ing PTAA TEIN ul lar=2 yards s long, natural made ina large ranye ot ¢ Robesmsmall pad etiects rein- Onlys Marat bbon in $1.50 { TWO DAY with neat border and sm! forced front with pearl atural or dark brown, Value $2.75, at at neck. heavy — buttons, uwe inch cloth gudie, roll girdle, large pele and the bese collar; well tailored garment Valin 25c to $2 Net Stocks o1 Jabots at 18c to 95c finish’ through elas Vaue $9.00 to $12.50, : GUdi ne on OD $7.00 White or trimmed with colored ribbons: a : 6th Ave, . veriely of smell lols, all new and dressy) Valubs25c 10 $2, « LOCt099C ———————— phere Take Her Word for It f ot Mrs. Howard Gth Ave, and Vf ChE. and 236 St, | \ oD, 23d St. en sae figures and neat borders on lower SEUEIETaICREGMIAVT Re TSULzs tatu | Eis eT Dai eR 0s pi ace | i] Main Floor—Greenhut and Company 375,000 Worth of Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s : se January Clearing ot Boys’ Suits Elegant, Stylish Winter Suits, Overcoats 300 New Wa ists at $2. 95 Are mat tie Rios eH ene and Trousers to Be Sold at d 2 A model that we had made especially to our order andone of best made Clothes for Boys | Half Regular Prices that typifies the high qualities and moderate prices that the name of Gre enhut stands for. All the $9.50 Sun Look at the Ticket—You Pay Allie 310.30 Suits $7.50 All-over_tucked, elaborated § Allthe $12.50 Suits Franz Recher sixty years old i 7 h Liss Wah ine 2. 95 Althe $18.00 Suits Business Suits, aces, Value $3.95, _ Special ata alae «Lined Over 7 ‘ te stl Another Stunning Waist 's 2 Doublesbreanied and: Noo® Note eae Another stunning Walst sheer the double-bressted are mae with derby back. In batiste, tucked and elaborately trimmed on the Nortolk style some have yokes—all the newest sleqves, front and back with Val Laces fabrics of tweets, cassimeres and worsted — Colors and the newlrish insertions Finely pleated re tan, gray, olive and brows mixtures, also plain jabot and crochet buttons add blue 71016 years Formerly $9.50 $7.50 greatly to its smart sepesrancey $3, 95 to $15.00, at 0 I fs Boys’ $5 to $6 Suits $3.75 bach people dB the figures ¢ jenly demand ipformed ¢ ade and That's just It . tPoller, “but [ am quest tee now on, y i OF WORK, TURNED ON GAS | ead Finds Her Lodger Uncon- | clous on Bed—A Tacitarn Man. with Valenciennes and Irish a ts are strietly tailor re equal to custom |" WALF REGULAR PRIC:S TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW Re a Custom Styles, Best Workmanship e knew f jorked as @ cler ficonsclot : se n' si i M rcoats open front, Big in i ; " Men's Business Suits Men's Winter Ove eal Smart Crepe Waists leated There are Smart Suits in Norfolk and ; 2 to 44.) pa “ res 34to 44) Price and combined with new Trib? there are Smart OU"S double-breasted Oe y Oxford Overcoat,, 5.00 insertions, special $1.95 styles, sturdy materials that are just the thing for Woo! (Gince CGN) Hays for best. Styles that are and wil ee) Tailored Shirt Waist oh pene) paca fe Siring Mannish effects in fancy Boas 6.00 1 7.00 # Bee eo le eted)) | be proper ior pring. ie os ) »., 8.00 front with laundered collar and cheviots and mixtures, Sizes 7 to $3. 75 ore Suits... 7.00 , 9,00 f cuffs, special. $1.00 years, at Mie aet ate eae r tults,..., 8,00! 18 ciaeat Second Floor—Greenbut and Company Second Floor—Greenhut and Company 2 i Gi Priests eo oo le nae +110. 18.50 Smart Shoes: The $5.00, AL ncene tet. 12.50 2 ; ked $3.59 Dainty tants inger 12.00 se Fine Kinds Now Marked $3.50 Gin Embroider 19.50 3400 M for Your Own Embroidering i Menis Trousers, F ancy Vest Boys’and Children’s As the January Clearing progresses the values are becom- Suits and Overcoats (5 : ing more and more remarkable, because small lots are By doing things differently we save you over a third of Be Suits Fur- Lined Overcoats being grouped into larger ones and additional reductions usual prices. We purchase the material when the market | Long Pants Sale t (Sizes 34 to 44.) Sale mace In many Cases, decided d t nd stamp the patter Pe cali z + to ' rs decide rice advantages a p Pi a8 in i GOK dP Bete e sooeet pee Patent Leather Boots— High Arch Lgsts 1» patent Sear ss Yi rB ur Collar i RPA hE ahi et 8.00 Persian high cut, button style, grey with biack cloth tops ated A AEG) ! 18,00 or biown suede tops $5 > $3.50 | Cuban heels$5 grade’ , $350 Having one of the best designers in New Yurk City, 40.00 Black Seal Collar, grade at , Bitien Beau we show dozens of our own exclusive designs. | \ 6.00 Fur : 0. igh top Butto , i Bh Gaal Sane Black and gray suede hat,» Baran Boot g5 gg Waists—yamged on fae shes Persian las wt ga ; fr 7.50 $25 and $80, Worth de nie? sid Shoes for Misses, Children and Boys Wa henae on mercerized chiffon or poplin. $1. 00 nck on a time, not long » , 4 children, high cut, butt it Value $1.50. a kenae Heke Sued C Why They Are Models Men's Trousers All Suede Boots erisbrareyand are : baat Ween on very fine sheer bandkerchie ‘nen. $1. 25 © all the cash that ad save It nteresting ‘I Sale | Ret aay Sal SS ee 4 : é ‘yar Some "Get-Rich-Ouick" k ue ; be G2 to 44 waist) Price Sizes 84% to 2_—sale price, $2.85 Corset GHereaiee. on fine sheer painsoo. 25¢ pence i ' ie t by ast COle-m ed ales Sizes 2% to 546 sale orice, $3.50 Ghethiscesenced atarety best iasok Value 850 ' 65c | ( “Business ce” Ad a the sclagora af , al + box calf shoes with welted soles, A strong dainty new effects on nainsook, with kim- | Ra cate st aw ' Ae path of the 9 Cor Sixth Ave, Bo 8 and Youths and serviceable shoe with particularly $1 95 Night Gowns pie erat sleeves; value $1.50, at $1.25 How to, sure money, make ¢ 8H | ellie tt SLM sheat is ce ea gam cee ale ‘Third Floor—Greenhut and Compsny East Year The World Printed 50 . and 23 St | Second F. or~ Greenhut and Compeny | Company 8 Opportunity” Advert ; 91,206 More than the Herald or Mise Kreitees and M r OPEN TO-MORROW NIGHT UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. OTHER Now oop Besevever.| a Sixth Avenue, Store formerly occupied by failroad Fare Allowed to Qut-ol-Town Purchasers, Show Your Coupon to Cashier, comanensemmam 15th [0 19th St, eeohia and | Company {B. Altman & Co, Rasa HK “"