The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1911, Page 12

; sera e Ti b ‘a THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1911. outed. “BOLT THE COMPROMISE. . ee ;. | $5,000 00 SILKE PUSHCART. ny jan, 19—The recent com S oe Vy OW 0 e wher 5 a QTHERS WHEN [Tvs wee Wome serene tr. i ANNOUNCEMENT! Mth to 35th St. I wish to < e to the public that I have bought out th CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS} interests ot' my two partners in the firm of MOE LEVY & CO. Special Sale ro ee Preparatory to a reorganization, — Lily White Brand Lemon Cling Peach bi fae Breed tee et ee ae any obtG I Will Sell All Stocks in Both ip ale... * Jessamine Brand Lemon Cling Peac r Bartlett Pears; Emprete Brand Lemon Cling Peaches, No. 2s ci in i sell Moe Levy Stores at 119-125 Empress elsewhere at 26c. our price for this 16c = $3.57 Teal Brand Lemon Cling Peaches, in heavy syrup: No. 243 4964 9g Walker St. and 1439 Broadway f Home Brand Lemon C' California Peaches, ‘heavy syrup; No. 214 ‘Trying to Sell Loot. . which } na bellig s'way at 6th Av Central OMce Detectives Kelly, Coven | J ® nd drastic Jand Fischel arrested two men and one) Action Is expected at the meeting of woman at Canal and Allen streets to-| the Westerners in Chicago next Satur- \ day night day on a charge of trying to dispose of | stolen goods | There have been a number of points T of allk | Of Uifference between the two big golf | associatio: nd the Westerners have | been threatening to withdraw from the 18. G. A. and form @ national body | Saher own TUBERCULOSIS Governor Reported to Have | {i : . . Man Given Notice to Republican | treet Heads of Departments, leart wt an, elsewhere at 20¢.; sale........ . 156 $3.34 Reis tee a vas tosis y Apricot, tena fea’ syrpi Nov 2i4 90" Sg at the most Sweeping Reduc- « BOC.; OUT PTICe. 6. 6a ce le dag that Gov. Dix asked C “i ihe c ¢ sold el Geman tor hin rerio WOMAN'S OVERSIGHT FATAL. YIELDING TO SCIENCE Pb oe ihideeindlilatentendred tions Ever Offered. Superintendent o = LA vise, from continned cold, clinging | | Jessamine Brand Royal Anne White ‘Cherries, in extra $5.49 2 ; ‘ ‘ . fame sled intimated that euch m course | ge reet Thentve Tickets and Murry | tiie divas ot Ta Crone, do uot ner, 60 [ll Joevaasine tinand Greet Gag : Not one dollar’s worth of merchandise will be reserved. : mews Gt cher departments Rack ome melita tres, | Soe x, marble sate syrup: No, 214 can, elsewhere at 25c.; sal eee $3.89 The sale includes every bit of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Fur- The Governor .declined to discuss| UTIC n. 19—Mrs, Sarah| The eady symptoms of these disease are to | ae edly 1 mittens ON $5.49 nishi d Hat S dS ll F ll d t abs vsets tor patteation. ‘when te | 2. Mace Fene,Tort hor ita | Doing tat they too often” tithe tomy [CAN SOCAL AY i “pisathsge,’ We‘a¥4 cai ‘ ingsand Hats. Spring and Summer as wellas Fall and Winter. : Wes asked the direct question of | lest nigh she forwot two] bine, not kn Seer Das a case of | extra heavy syri $4.89 Th S al S T M M ¢ Collins for | theatre tickets, With a woman gues| chitis, catarrh of the tubes, asthma, t . hie resignation, the Governor replied: | the theatre two Sloss away. ale of cxterdioary saocem {2 the | Bear Brand Californi “1 would rather the distance had (been covered when she stn te Airect result of his rup; our price for this sale... 18 $3.89 = ri ; ° A r as on that audject should come trom Mr. | found ave had. forgotten, the. tickets 1 eno hi" Anew Export Brand California Lemon Cling Peaches, No.3can: og. 46 a4 Every bit of merchandise will be sold with the same liberal . turned and ran back to the house SS ee eet ‘tra heavy syrup; our price. . ic af You made siminr rea the ticke het hu nn wel A Sale of New California Asparagus service guarantee that you would have received at their full . B ryou wilt have to aut ‘them,” 47 : uaa, large white spears; No. 5 selling price The statement 1s mace that afte brought on ao aoe ie seees oes Sd $8.5 5 “ A oa era a ay Men’s Clothin : ean | cake | . iit White Bran Coloss | : ive Shame | VANDERBILT BUYS RANGE. | ‘Fence wa a aN " 32e $7.49 withhold his —— | ly e Brand, large | . ‘ . seg roads AA in Pays 821,000 for Creedmore Prop. | Saale Bri 12 $6.74 Entire Stock of Fall, Winter, Spring and Vertlgation of the department erty for Motor Parliway Company. iP reen $6.48} | Summer Suits—Overcoats—Cravenettes, etc. 12 ESCAPE ‘DEATH PENALTY. | ALBANY, N. ¥., Jan. 19.—Wittiam K. | be Jessamine Brand, No. 21 a caval aS ¥ 3 € t ® le i nas urchased rom ne white sa be) ¢ . Seats tesnacy sGeasonsson 200" une Manzanita Brand, white ar | Formerly Priced $10.00; now $§-50 Royal Kni white spears; Pp Lily White Brand Aspa 4.29 Formerly Priced $10 to $15; now $8-5° Lily, White Brand Asparagus Green Tips, square cans: vite Formerly Priced $1 5 to $20; now $10-50 incite price -. tt Formerly Priced $20 to $25; now $12-5° Wife, With 10 oF Must Die, | Range site for the Long Island Motor | vs! | Parkway Company. dre : , ® Bee cy ihe twedtyctour Anarebiate| The Tenge was sbandon eer. or the twon . *) orders of Mr. Hugt who were condemned to death by the|Qmer OF NE Cit Supreme Court yesterday, were com- | i \ Siiet red to life ogee ; Jon tt ite bt finding it 100 va r ’ Wednowlay and > \ clemency was not extended tol decided to 100k disewhere and put the| Friday. evenings . ‘ew damriptive 4 : Denjiro Sataue, Vie alleged etngieateris Orosdmére ane on ihe eerket, Seonlte pibeag od vieuiiao te | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS, F ormer. ly I riced $25 to $30; > 2OW $15.50 ae ee a mee a oe no a a a een ae anal i oeeeemeeemmnaammmee . =e acer amarmc Formerly Priced $30 to $35; now $19-5° Men’s Furnishings Charge Accounts and Deposit Charge Accounts Will Be Continued by the New Greenhut-Siegel Cooper Company i Here are a few of the many furnishing specials. i Cluett and other high grade 95 All our high grade underwear, best H shirts, were $1.50 and up, now Cc makes, formerly $2.50 to $3 a $1 Fi ‘ fay - Z 25c Boston Garters, MATMENG NOW 6 oie cose tees | Time is passing swiftly ard the urgent necessity for the quick sale of now 11¢); ‘ 50¢ President $ spenders, 29 ! All of our: 50c underwear, INGUIN | HOWDY cess calms ksi ote Ic ' summer and winter weights, 25¢e 50c Lord & Taylor .and other high MO ccc enor ort sate cei grade hose, now, a pair...... H $1.50 and $2 Fownes, Dent’s and 3 pair for 50c 17¢ ' other good gloves $1.15 aa at Fancy peaiscont, * $1.95 ' value: } TOW EVEN TEARS tee up to $5, now. j Children’s Clothing Here are a few items from our children’s department. All | stocks go—Hats and Furnishings as wellas all clothing, in heavy, H medium and light weights: On Sale at Walker Street Store Only an unusual encunt of mercherdise has induced a wider and even more: decisive downward revision of prices on all stocks involved in the Isn't this a significant fact: that on the twelfth day of our Closing Out Sale the SOE AT ore bane a Tae ee ahah a crowds were as large and the volume of business as great as on the very first day! | nie iweb $1 50 Suitsand Reefer, in $9. 50 9 @ '. @ ¢ ‘« sizes That does not happen by chance—it's a business maxim that the shopping public taken en masse has an urerring ‘shopping J OW ve ee ee es te 16 years, now. i sense''—never makes mistakes—never fails to appraise a selling event at its true value—never fails to render its verdict Mak ‘ P - 4 fs 4 j= of success or failure with mathematical precision, exactly as the occasion deserves. | $5.95 to $6.95 Overcoats, $1.00 Knee Pants ;/$7.95 to $10, Overcoats ' | Redes: te SBBO ne. BVEES $4.50 The public has accorded to our Closing Out Sale a liberality of patronage that sur- asses the recotds of any selling event in ten years or more 1 © Moe Levy @ of retail merchandising in New York City ee 1 119-125 Walker St., N.Y./1439 Broadway, N. Y Three blocks east of Broadway Between 40th and 41st Sts. A Foreword for the New Enterprise Of course in this closing out sale we have made ita matter of decided personal interest to every woman to do all the shopping she can for present and future needs, but aside from that fact the tremendous success of the Dresses and Skirts sale is conclusive evidence of our most prized business asset—Public Con- ane eee fidence in the name that stands at the head of our new firm name—GREEN- OUT Untrimmet dttllinen, el Millinery OUT Flowers, Feathers rade Pur Coate HUT-SIEGEL COOPER COMPANY OUT Men's Furnishings, 4 Hearts Whatever our rescutces may be. whether of capital, brains, CLOSING OUT Dre OUT Art OUT OUT ework, Fancy 4 Embroite Mets and Waists OUT Veils, Veilings and 0 € CLOSING OUT Exclust CLOSING OUT Women’ CLOSING OUT Women's Pur Mu ni NG OUT Women's Muali ‘ « ‘Trimmings, Weraiance cre or n = CLOSING OUT i the “science of organizat agement oF experience OLbaine OOP this one great asset idence —is erough in + + OU iiveit to carry the new enterprise to One principle upon which these two great stores have been brought to their present success and efficiency and upon which the new consolidated From, the THE GIRL endl M MUSICAL | SONG HIT OpPERETTA THE KAISER as now being sung by does not yet fully apprehend )—that no matter how well woven the fabric of ! ! ‘ ‘ ' ' 1 ' LULU GLASER |. our advertising may be, no matter what we say or how we say it, the mer- { ‘ { ' ' a _b uodless sucess. chandise itself must finally present its own evidence and prove our case in AM 4C AT THE MAJESTIC the tribunal of your own judgment to win and retain your patronage. | any P THEATRE BKLYN i Meanwhile the Closing Out Sale Is at Its Height Come and share the uryrecederted ¢avings. Inccming shipments (every day) heighten the interest, affording mary lires of new spring merchandise at closing out prices. Double ISH Green Trading Stamps With All Cash or Charge Purchases Until Noon. Single Stamps After Noon | | | | The Sunday World’s “Want” Directory Greenhut and Company Sixth Avenue, 18ih.to 19th Street, New York City “°" x°aime Scan.” other two Rhee in the universe =" SUNDAY WORLD a PUBLISHED BY ARRANGE, WIR MM HARE OUNEIANGD CS BARNS AND GREBKIGBAY E HUET TER. CY