The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1911, Page 5

HISTORIC MARKET |Dowble BEING RAZED FOR NEW COOPER UNION Demolition Begun of Structure Entrance to This Sto By using the Hudson River tunnels from Jersey e \\ City or Hoboken to the 19th St. station (in our basement) you are under cover from the time you board your train until you reach The Big Store. That Provided Armories for Two Regiments. $600,000 SCHOOL. Equipment to Provide Com-| plete Plant for Scientific . | which for years has deen in the same uncomfortable position ae a full-grown man forced to wear a| boy's clothes, is in a fair way to secure quarters more in proportion to the needs of the great number of students enrolled The old three-story and ‘Third avenue and new building for the Union is The contract allows four months for | the destruction of the market bullding, at the end of which time, or sooner, if sible, work will begin on the nev structure. The plans call for a five- | story edifice, but it will gor up only as |f 1s proposed to. erect with ¢ ment and first s over, The total cost of the new bulld- | 4s planned, will be about $600,000, with an additional $200,000 for equtp- | and roof them Chelsea 4000 For Many Years an Armory. The present Tompkins Market bi erected to provi Lamps Pictures $2.95 a Pair 83.10 Each $6.50 Each Zz: BLECTROLL RS | $2.50 Etchings at... $1.6. Brocaded Armure weaves ;trimmed| Fin 'y quality; reversible;| Mounted on excellent quality net; values $10.75 to 868 “t! Brown frames, gilt 8.25 ° $41.50 | trimmings; each matted. Foye Nealues 84:85 fo $2Carbon Printsat. $1.35 Imported Salad Bowls It was then tu over to the Sixty-ninth Regiment, which occupied the second and third stories. val of the latter regi- Imported 7-Piece Chocolate S ets — $5.95; at.. $2.95 842.50; $3.50 ' $32.50 choice of subjects. on one side; figured throughout on| $2 Imported Velours, Lace Curtains, avenue and Twenty- trustees of Cooper Union obtained a lease of the market premises for ninety- a nominal rental of $100 Hand-Painted China Plaques— values at time the trustees intended to the oid structure & as an annex to the Union's , but defects developed ctically impossible to ments of the new bulld- und impossible to | able for the out- | at 49¢ to $3.75 with y filed with the Sinking Our Clearance of Housefurnishings Continues, with the Biggest Values of the Century in Kitchen Helps of Every Description. There are thousands of articles. It is impossible to list them ALL in any one announcement. Please judge the rest of the sale by the FEW specials printed here. & the present building for the courses In arts, Whole Union Crowded. No. 6 and No. 7 Tea Kettles, 6- and 8-quart Sauce Pans, 1- and 2-quart Rice Boilers, 10-quart Dish Pans. And itis important for you to know that this Housefurnish- ing Store NEVER sells “seconds.” All of this enamel war against dealers, and because the quantity is limited, we cannot promise to fill all mail orders or duplicates after this sale at the sai INE CABINETS — oak snd natural wi FOLDING IRONING BOARDS—on stands; 4%; ft. elze; at. ER-BOTTOM WASH BOIL- “For the present year there 1,405 apyilications KREAMER’S NO, 7 WASH BOILERS— and only 200 could be admitted. The total applications this year wet nearly 8,000, and the total enrollment rgest number ever admitted ng the utmost cal fi “N. H. P li Cravenette «.: Poplin A new and beautiful dress fabric that does not shrink, spot or fade. Positively proof against shower and sunshine, C Special, a yard Absolutely fast color. nell University COME AND SEE THE DEMONSTRATION, TOMORROW, IN OUR GREAT WASH GOODS SECTION, MAIN FLOOR, FRONT. HighGradeWines& Liquors Dependable Qualities at Exceptionally Low Prices Pure California Wi Lang's gift will be a new building to house the connection with the Sibley | eets the new bullding,” ‘in memory of her tenden Rand, who he Rand Drill Company, and Jasper Raymond Rand. Guinness’ Extra Dublin Stout Bottled in Dublin; “Interesting Reading for Tubereular invalids Alterative--the medt- | GBLIGA, & MUSCATEL, gore” $1.68, 1 of 10 dozen nips, tliat every consumptive should read, ir own language the story of those eart evidence as this REGAL OLD TOM OR DRY] TREADMILL WHISKY. GIN—a fine gin for cock- ‘ou have unfortunately # erimenting with nearly eve SUPERIOR B. B, KUMMEL would it not carry some weight with YALE COCKTAILS — Man- 8 Cherry St., Phila, Pa, hatten and Martini; made , 1008, 1 first notioed the | 1 had Consumption, bad a hollow cough, hemor Cognac Brandy Direct importation from nended Kelman’s Alterative, At thts tme 1 am My appetite is good California Clarets and Rhine Wines 69c, 79¢, 98c, $1.34, 1.24 oM. Lb. GRRMARDT,” ‘y Alterative cures Hrona u and Biker stores and other lead- k for booklet of cured cases and kman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa., for additional evidenee, ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1911. a" Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Before 12 o’Cl ona eigean. Fuatel..] (BE.2S\( SIEGEL (ODOPER © |Raae UT, Present «Clearance 47 At Its Height The second week of our great dispersal of home outfittings finds in progress the most tremendous selling movement that even The Big Store—with all its record as a vast outlet for desirable merchandise—has ever known. Extensive as the distribution is, however, it is fair to state—for the benefit of those who have not yet availed themselves of it—that ; Assortments Are Still Unbroken LY ing—is required to “break” lines of carefully-selected staple goods running into many hundreds of thousands of dollars in val As amaiter of fect, There’s Just as Good “Picking” NOW as onthe First Day of the Big Sale C You know the reason for the event, of course—the fact that in the soon-coming consolidation between the Siegel Cooper Co. and Greenhut & Co. the twelve great @ departments enumerated in the upper corners of this announcement are NOT TO BE CONTINUED in this store, but (under the consolidation) are ultimately to be found EXCLUSIVELY in the Greenhut Building. Prices Have Been “‘Cut’’ to the Limit. It was a case of MOVE OR SELL, therefore; and, “instead of MOVING, we SELL!” Prices throughout average half the regular selling figures. In many instances they are even less. There should be no need of saying more. This is the biggest sale that has been announced in retail upholstery circles in a dozen years. $4.50 Tapestry Portierc $5 Tapestry Couch Covers, $11 Real Renaissance Lace Bed Sets, with tapestry borders. pretty Oriental designs; 60 ins. wide.| trimmed with Reaaissance lace $34 Jute Velour Portieres, 75¢ Tapestry Couch Covers, frame, with corner and center $19.50 a Pair 49c Each medallions. Dark frames; fine Plain centers with Oriental borders| In pretty Oriental stripes. $3.75 Real Renaissance Carpeta 25 Velvets at O46, FORTAMLES—srm,| $1.60 Colored Land @ gq | reveren, side in conanting coloe:/" 91.65 a Yard oe ore “tae Yt at a 5 » Hi : 10 Axminaters at value food io) ecnPernd gold-burnished | nile and camel i epilead title pC Ease i Mounted n'tace’ etige" aad’ insere | 1.00 Volvets al... .68e $2.75 °° $21 $3 Imported Velourd, tela ‘4 ‘95¢ Tapestry Brus- RIC PORTABLES— sacha lored Ph $1.75 Mana) te na $1.95 a Yard eth Maes omens eee perglf values 89.75 to $39. at ye neolotes 10 ty i e $7.50 Real Renaissan be. a $5.25 $29.50 | fomavures at. $2.25) suitabie for window and door dec-| ane wereriat caine’ om Poth sides | [see Curtains, bled 9 fhe wrdluce $2.8 fo 814-80; at | $2.95 Coléred Oleo- Grations: trimmed with festoon | $13.59 Real Renaissance Bed Sets, $4.50 a Pair Ae Tapestry Brus $ to $ graphsat........ $2.00 89 Each Mounted on fine quality cable net; A BRASS. CANDLESTICKS— $3.75 Painted Pastels, $16 Silk Damask Portieres, Mounted on fine quality cable net;| trimmed with | edge and S-inch } 94 Peer ye shade, .. $2.25 $11 a Pair pretty designed | i wide renaissani lace insertion; ) (Second Floor.) colors; trimmed with silk edging. and a large center motif. (Slegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Front.) t.) 60c and 75c Enamel Ware, Tomorrow, at solid steel bodies; triple-coated speckled bluc enamel outside, and pure white inside. To protect ourselves me price. More Specials for Tomorrow’s Visitors to the Basement: a ae BOARDS— oe Ic OIL HEATING STOVES nl CLOTHES HAMPERS—equare, $1.10 with wood bottom: ” HAIR FLOOR BROOMS—perfectly made; with long hai ROASTERS—heavily sanitary enamel; self-bastin, CLOTHES BASKETS—import extra heavy wall made) at HEAVY wih ‘AND BEVELLED MIRRORS ie ‘hite enamel LJ Trammell siese trem, BOC ° 94,75 COMPLETE BLOCK LIQHTS — tnoluding remme id block burner; eessily 49c andsomety etencilled 44c BREAD BOXES “Bread”, Cake’ LARGE w nickel trimming HEAVY IRON Dot —at. Groceries, Meats, Fish, Fruits, Vegetables QUALITY, FRESHNESS and PRICE are the words which stand for the three great forces which draw to us an ever-growing army of customers. Free delivery, of course, in accordance with our well-known system. Orders by mail or by telephone given prompt and careful attention. ‘Phone Chelsea 4000. | $$$, Fresh Fish Smoked Meats Fresh Meats We clean fish free of charge, VIRGINIA BACON—eold in many We deliver all paid and charged orders. Boston codfish steaks... {apecial, Ib... c PORK: ine of fr Spanish) mackerel: SUGAR-CURED HAMS—"""" 4 61/6 {greys ng Branch bluetis CHV ETAL! a MS—whoi Long Branch butterfish bel SMOKED ‘OX TONGUES \“% fresh Jerse} Long Branch sea bass VY tb “ac ROASTS—-oh Boston smell 124%c HAZEL WESTPHALIA-STYLE 23 export Salmon steal BACON—1b ic 1 Sheepshead MILD-CURED BACO! HALIBUT STEAKS— 14c a: Newport haddock 5 7 Boston Market codfish. Be Lt a Long Island flounders. 8c Nova Scotia herring... choles, ribs, corned; 8 Iba. for 25 nee PURE BREAKFAST COCOA — Fountain b. net-weight can, $1; Re eed i dosen, la 27¢ Storage Eggs Similar eggs are sold elsewhere as fresh db n prices.” We pints, Ib dre er RES 8 CHIC! B WHITE POTATOES—i20-Ib.-bag, dr j 60-Ib.-bag, B9C; 25¢ $1.09 5c ones; tull FRESHLY ROLLED QATMBAL— pentine front Fresh Butter beg, 82.4 Arte Delicious Cakes cock recommended for ite f quart % pod MEDAL FLOUR, , mirror; regi S-Ib, crock, Selb, crock, Print, RO SBO RT A XS ELOUR, Do 1; each, 45 4 | $1.75 $1.05 35¢ ‘ PREMIUM FLOUR— larly $25; sal KY—galion, regular. pric yi) °10o iC N MIU aU r ch 8 $3.25" reduced to, 85.04; repent » Y-bbl.-beg, 7-1b.-bag, . : 0c price, 30¢ erin rg So; 2 Ibe erenulalee| - iT CAKES, oc 5 . Florence cakes, sunshine cakee dwell mi gular prt $2.04; reg: iar BOs Tall jo full quart bottles vse "" T4c Including PERMAID APPLES, Baldwine, Oreenings or Ben Davie; No, 6 basket, heaping 50 Mis esesstiscistes ests Rept ee Extra Special 7 Gold Soap IME BLEND COFFER— 27 Ss t, Juicy Oranges Redpath’s Diamon dal e . 2 Sart af nate inh ue are weet, : y ‘ We} yey far DRAT EL) WATER GLAE Y MARACAiAO ‘COFFEE 170, ait-box, 5 ct $8.50 | m 4 76 RATE WATER GLABS in NCY M. 3] 38 aR oie struction; heavy & G.s Soap Demonstration Booth, third PULAR BLEND COFPEE. q floor b , 80¢ 8, 81; Ibe. (Siegel Cooper Store, Third Floor.) rene Ask for J*H~ Green Trading Stamps—W: a R bien . a wr va Anyone who will think a mcment will understand that a good deal more than ten days’ selling—even extraordinary sell- Come In, TOMORROW, and Get YOUR Share i. Bargains No Such Sale of Upholsteries Ever Held Before Noteworthy Specials in " ; Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Oilcloths ; ‘e haven't Lede go fine details res) In progress in our finely-equ’ Carpet Store. J LINE SCHEDULE of A FEW oF the principal ieemsentyreu’ this, mere ONE Brussel ‘72 12.50 9x12 Scotch ‘B7¢| 13-50 at. . stera at.. Ornamental gilt fram: Reversibl Pretty designs and|of spread; 4 large corn large corner motif (Siegel Somes: Store, Fourth Floor, Pr: RANDOM, and they will be found to speak in no uncertain tones of @ most wonderful quality-price combination: g Furnitu re Specials Three-Piece Parlor Suites—as illustrated; mahogany-fnished frames, bbed and polished; s fitted with loose cushions, covered with red or green silk velour; regularly $40; sale price ; Dining Chairs — Chiffonters to Match—four large drawers and two small flavor id mailowne Fresh supplies from our own “Daylight” oval French gallon, regular price #4 butter, but the finest - 4 4 e Feduced 0 83.143, Fe Putter obtainable Flour Sale BE-LAYER KES ta plate bevelle: ‘a ool RY ot a Leather Couches — as illustrated; | Dining Tablee—as {ilustrated; ene Rearend oer Peir solid oak frames; open spri red oak, rubbed and polis ¢ Gite Then eT "10,000 to Charity | bea for the distribution of this amount is now in progress—full details given at Voting Booth on first floor, between ele- vators, or by mail on request. < pecting the great clearance now Tapestry ls at 9.75 Brussels at 7.75 6x9 Seamless , Velvets Mowing offerings irom our great clearance, AT as illustrated; solid plain oak, tire seats cov- ered with leath- er; box frames and heavy legs; regularly $3; sale price. . $1.50 Ni / iy sms i sull serpentine front, trimmed with wood knobs; large oval French a ) | Brass Bedsteads—as illustrated; one i of the best values ever offered in 4 this or any other store; tw: continuous gpete: ay top 5 9 one-inch filling rods, decorated in the center with fancy husks beth in head and foot; lar ved ¢ , 48-inches in di A 1 hea ene ere jestal base, vy