The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1910, Page 18

i UNEQNMONDAY, _— >. to Give Met. Keceivers Any Ravercrol Lia SUNIPHERIIELH itv Wan’, band Goneled’ Further Delay. ner, eenatetare oie ‘ Adrian HJ fon, the jatte Sixth | >, Corner 3ist Handsome imported C coat, good quality, 52 i lony; linedthroughout. - rolling shawl collar and ow === ed back cuff; fastened j)-\ 8 large jeweled buttons. establiah throug fares, which Commis care and on Oct 1908, ordered t! Special, MAHLER BROS. Caracul Fur| Cloth Coat sizes trom misses’ 14to 44-bust |p sung ines es solid Gold and lass! ‘ . jewelry stores. Ufany of these bays ¢ Value § 98 { he bought any other first ie sller bye for less th 4.00 1 $15.00. ft © an we will refund the Bil bs Lh WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1910. ‘WE! LL PAY $25 FOR FIFTY WORDS) Call TT ETT Sea Lily Skin Cream KR. Altman & Gu. AN IMPORTANT SALE OF DRESS SILKS WILL BE HELD TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), WHEN SILKS FOR ; neat fs ‘ AFTE! ! AND. EVENING WEAR, IN, DRE3S i D.H. MO2EY 9.1, 45H, 34ST. MEW YORK AMEN Lia Meal — we etna LENGTHS ONLY, WILL BE OFFERED AT VERY LOW ‘4. (iQ PRICES, AMONG WHICH ARE: PRINTED SATIN FCULARDS AND MESSALINES bl. Aa BAGS usuatty $1.00 $ 1.25 at 58c, PER var eo z GLACE VOILE DE SOIE, 43 INCHES WIDE. Stree BLACK SILK MARQUISETTE, 42 INCHES WIDE SATIN LIBERTY FACONNE, 42 INCHES WIDE, aracul nehes Long Ne NEW DOUBLE-WIDTH DRESS SILKS turn- POSITIVELY Aut DAY TO-MORROW usUALLY $4.50 To 6.50 at $2.90 ver vary With JP introduce these now style jew er Mesh B: All SOLD IN DRESS LENGTHS ONLY They a mad ver Mesh Bags, very elaborate in design and finish, and are on sale at h money. Sent by naail, $2.17. se |) OHARLES A. KEENE | B. Altman & Cn. Suits and Overcoats at a 334% Saving We manufactured every one of these garments in our own work- Shops. The prices at which we offer the clothes to you represent the lowest wholesale cost. $95 Service Guaranteed Suit or Overcoat 15 This is a real clothes opportu- nity. We have built these clothes up to a $25 standard and marked them down to a $15 price. It’s what we have put into the gar- ments in the way of fine fabrics, smart styi¢é and good, honest tailoring that guarantees you the right service. Can you afford to pay $25 for a suit or overcoat no better than these, or can you afford to pay $15 for clothes worth less? There is only one way we can prove these facts io you and that is by show- ing you the clothes. It’s worth dollars to you. Come in and see them to-day. Boys’ Clothes Special at$2.95 At Our Walker Street Store Only Our garments jor the younjsters are made in the samo good way as our men’s clothing, and the values are a full third greater than elsewhere--for example, we offer Suits, Reoefers and Overcoats, special, at $2.95, that are regular $4 values. Every style garment that’s popular and practical for the boy is to be 95 found in this assortment. The wale 1s $4, but the price Is i Moe Levy &Co.“ 119-125 Walker St., N.Y. 1439 Broadway, N. Y. One block from Canal St. Subway | Between 40th and 41st streets. ene UIE es -gmms: newm 180 Broadway, New York A SPECIAL SALE OF MISSES’ GARMENTS, IN 14 TO 18 YEAR SIZES, IS ANNOUNCED FOR TO- MORROW (SATURDAY), AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES, AS FOLLOWS: TAILOR-MADE SUITS OF FANCY WEAVE cHEVIoTS $15.00 & 18.00 TAILOR-MADE SUITS OF BROADCLOTH, VELVET SAILOR COLLARS $25.00 i EVENING DRESSES OF CHIFFON, HAND-EMBROIDERED ss, ° ; $18.00 DRESSES OF CHIFFON VOILE over sitk 14,50 ALSO CHILDREN’S COATS AND DRESSES REDUCED TO ae | aie} $5.00 IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE SALE, LARGE REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE PRICES OF A NUMBER O! MISSES’ AND JUNIORS’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS AND CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES. WILL BE HELD TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) RUSSIAN COATS IN 2/, TO 9 YEAR SIZES $4.50 NORFOLK SUITS IN 8 TO 12 YEAR SIZES, AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS IN 12 To 17 YEAR SIZES, BOTH STYLES HAVING EXTRA PAIR OF KNICKERBOCKERS $750 REEFERS =, a : ; - 8.25 OVERCOATS ? 7 $8.50, 9.50, 10.50 KNICKERBOCKERS IN 8 TO 16 YEAR SIZES 1.25 A NUMBER OF BOYS’ FUR COATS AT ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES, Bebe RE la lh te ce BOYS’ BEAVER AND VELOUR HATS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES peaver Hats 2.75 & 3.50 vetour nats 3.50 Fifth Avenue, 34th and 35th Streets, New Yark. The ‘‘Lay’’ that they are i j built pianos in existence, but not | the highest priced, which in con- Bi junction with their su qualities makes them t far-seeing piano pure Send Postal for C: WISSNER WAREROO! ] | | 96 Sth Ave., cor. 18th St., N.Y. Sunday. “Worta dtealiy Av Land Bargains, \ ca a "ele Is Racca on eR. USUALLY $2.50 at 95c,. PER YARD USUALLY $2.25 at $1.10 rer yarn USUALLY $3.50 at $1.85 PER yanp A SPECIAL SALE OF BOYS' CLOTHING & HATS of the Laud §| 838-840 Fulton St., Brooklyn ‘World Wants Work Wenders. KENNETH DURWARD SLIP-ONS ) ——————— MEN’S IMPORTED GLOVES ‘: once ee ee MEN’S DERBIES AND VELOUR HATS beeieeeer arenas aie ae POPULAR NEW FICTION AT 98c ' [ etweay at Oth Ay, TOYS! And by All Means Select Toys Early Let this brief suggestion list help you! MECHANICAL TOYS ANIMALS Chief among them aro Madame Steiff’s celebrated toys, which are the best producti of their kind, © and world-renow? n-covered Rocking Horses, $4.96 Mechanical Boats, 21c to Engine Attachments, 39 to $3.74 Train Outfits, 98 \ Train Outfits, 98 Tunnels, 49 to $6.39 Statione, 49¢ to $10.74 Bridges, 49¢ to $6.34 , Lions, v Semaphores, 24¢ to 98¢ iigers, 98 4.90 Railway Cars, 24¢ to $1.98 A eae Wee to Toy Autoe, 24¢ to $17.74 | Hill-Climbing Toys, 49° to 98c Box Animals, The Magic Lanterns, 98¢ to $17.74 Pile 50 to $6.49 Moving Picture Machines, 98 Up Noah's Arks, 10 to $1.49. core Card Projectors, 98¢ up Horses and Wagons, eee ee to $13.49. (BURBERRY WEATHERPROOF’ COATS | mportec > J fabrics, i) ves; wittd ind $59.75 ‘with sae ire, Oth ers $39.74, $42.7 In a variety « mixtures, e wh of O) cape sleeves; our own importatic on fre 1 ft Poort $28.74, 33.; 4, $38.74 2 nd $43.74 r fine Overcoats and Suits as’ low as $14. 75. Unapproachs In Clothing Dept F WOMEN’S FINE NECKWEAR. rio Round Collars; init Irish lace, white, raised rose design; elsewhere $1.00; our r 4 Princess Lace Scarfs.. Spanish Lace Scarfs $4.96 10 $29.89 Lierre Lace Scarfs $8.94 to $21.89 Crepe de Chine Scarfs, floral, hand-embroidered $1.39 to $16.89 Spangle and Beaded Scarfs $1.24 to $27.48 woollen gan or | ikingly indivic . $4.48 to $24.89 WOMEN’S FINE GLOVES 43,2." The ‘Marigold,’ French Kid Glace Glove, two clasps; ten coic 2 $1.44 The “Beryl,” ted lambskin Glace Glove; two cl ISDS, round corner. black and white 94c Sixteen But Rea Kid Glace Mousquetaire Gloves, eight colors, also black and white. . $2.74 Tan Mocha Buck Gloves, seamless, wool lined; one-cl hand- iinished we ae wane 44 Gey Mocha. Buck Gloves, m*|Tan Mocha Buck Glov Angora lining; ot lined with coney fur; ¢ 24 | "$2.04 | Cape Gioves, fined with Tan Cape Gloves red ; "$21 ili Other hez AV winter gloves warmly lined. val 44c, 89c and u TWaYe Tae Teco ed for cor id qualities are al price pag n importation —-nothing better ; Macy special, at $4.74 and.$5.24. Fitth Ploor ilar mode ey Austris an Velour Hats mad Elsewhere $1.08 per Copy Ailsa Paige Westover of The Rosary—1i The Steering Wheel W a Wild Olive Maxfli CANDIES, from fs Own Faciory Chovalarerca vie a. Fruit Marshmallows, in packives, 40c grade, specia aN Other Ready- predic Candies from I€c to $2.94 Our Mille Dolce Chocolates at $1.24 per box are an origina Macy idea—no two alike—strictly hig Burr ! The Lost Ambassador—(; Imp orting tl direct from the Philippines in large quantities, we can offer them at even lower prices than most domestic cigars. As th ousands of smokers already knew the We know the quality is the best ma high-grade maker, who uses finest selected tobacco. 1 rest assured he will enjoy smoking a box ollowing cigar ectos, box of 25, for $1.24 High Life, box of 50, for $2.49 Panaielas, box of 50, for $2.49 Exquisitos, box of 50, for $1.98 Brevas, box of 50, for $1.74 Londres, _ box of 100, for $2.49 Other Smokers’ Articles in greatest variety, including: PIPE RACKS, 74c to $2.49, SMOKE R SETS, $2.97 te TOBACCO JARS, 74c to $ $34.49, Fitth Floor, ‘35th Be. tion to the above suggestions we call particular +f Sutts Ribbons Underwear Handkerchiefs Men's Furnishings Jewelry Trunks and Bags Shoes Sporting Goods Hose and Ete., ete. Look for the BULLETIN SPECIALS Announced on signs about the store and windows,