The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1911, Page 5

oe bem ne = Cay — ae een) ere Mn Ce rere on oak Bee el OE ee de THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1911. | Double JX. Green Trading Stamps a Purchases Before 120’ Clock $5.50 to $8.50 Gas a $3.95 Scarcely any two of these lanips are alike and that's one reason why we could buy them 60 HOME BY TI SAY TATIONS 1 POETS PARTY Outside of That “Early Hour ) Club” Wants Guesis to Enjoy Themselves, | Hammered Brass Fern Dishes $1 95 at. . ‘Most excellent fot decorative uses particularly as a centerpiece for one’s table. Precisely as illus- trated, with fernand erystal mirror; full Green Trad- ing Stamps Free Every Day This Week. These stamps are being distributed in the new, ; so low (and so SELL exhplee: eit 8-inch size; on claw . w). They’ n , ened Ouse Fy Pn feet; mirror of heavy 1B Or Ranutaerils iy el a ern | arged § chin- srvs yi 8 ; : YES, IT IS BROOKLYN. ! | aby DreHAtlinh PENTOE: Ins atl with brass samples — that’s th | cated in our We show the big- underlying cause of this | big bargain-offer. Each has an art-glass shade and all attachments for immediat* use. Our il- gest variety of ham mered brassware in the city. Ourprices are ABOUT HALF u would pay pecialty’ art (GREENHUT Building, Main Moor.) GREENHUT 35% Building. , This is an un- usually fine op- portunity to startnew books. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Brewster Send Hints to Those Bid- den to Reception. lustration merely suggests the lamp—it cannot really show it. and SEE it? (GREENHUT Buliding, Main Ploor.) Will you come in MAIN BUILDING GREENHUT BUILDING Both Sides of 6th Avenue, 18th to 19th Street High- Grade Enameled Ware And Just How Cheap You Can Buy It One of the big representative features of the combined Greenhut- Siegel Cooper sale of housefurnishings is the section devoted to the Those lucky Brooklynites who have been Invited to attend Mr. and Mrs Eugene V. Brewster's reception to wi| Carleton, the post, at the Brewster home, No. 29 Monroe street, are cau- tioned in advance to wateh the clock and beat It home by: With their invi have sent out « Rugs, Carpets, Oilcloths At Figures that Insure More than Usual Sav- ings to Every One In- Le | ERI ES Dining Room Furniture A Revelation in Value-Giving, Tomorrow The three picces illustrated will give you an excellent idea of what our bled Del Fh BEST—and pay ; 4 dh as bated Pactra HiSuREEOn vanecuted waneelea goods: uo wie Mle i artes immense Furniture Store in the Greenhut Building can do in the matter of home- BE hot to stay 1 c NEVER sell “seconds” in our Housefurnishing Store. Bice. overings af @)) outfittirg. The pictures give, however, but a very crude impression of the excel- 4 There are corta that} Tea Kettles—No. 6 and 7...) Values to 65e; { Dish Pans—i4-quart........ Asnilnstor Rugs lence of the furniture itself--of the choice selected oak used in the making—of | alin ° se Berlin Sauce Pans—with re- Choice at cs s—2-and 3-quart.. Requlasty ‘Sie > Sal the fine polish of the superior finish. The prices speak for the mselves. / “Oth day of March tinned covers; 4- and 6-gt.. | Coffee Po 3-quart.. $24.50...... 9x12 sample This $36 Sideboard, 895 > ni; ee This $36 Milla H abs or limousines y Berlin Kett'es—6- and 8-qt... | ee Sauce Pans—4- and ae 25 $38 Dining Table. $2750 Closet... $25 ‘ suggests that If y or Double Cerea’ Boilers | 6-quart. . ‘ f : 1- and 2-quart.. .... ata Pails — -10-quart zed Wash as medi-) Galvanized Water Pails —10-q1.: | Table Oiletoth—1 4 yards wides yourself, A um size; regularly 59¢; to- i 0 0 assorted colors; reg. 19¢, Ile 4 uring same, it MOTFOW, At..ssssese Hel LT aati 12 ciniien HAMIL — a0 ES below and eat of what there | Garbage Cans — with cover; | 5-ft.Step Ladders—extra strong; shape; medium size; rev. regularly 45c; tomorrow, 24¢| regularly6s: morrow, at 55. $1.25; at..... 90c No Formality fe die It. TH other words, 4 t (GREENHUT Building, Main Floor and Basement.) SIThis Is the Best Sale of Suits and Overcoats * ae Made of fine quarterea oak, rubbed and polished; round top, > aod Wilton Rugs lowing ri h desti s and some ; jarge size; regularly $125; | | rubbed and polished; two smal ; j " Made of solid quartered oak, Announced So Far This Year, AU aca: size 12.6x16, and one large drawer; two closets; ter, has beautiful golden color, rubbed and, polished; each $69.50 closet contains four grooved base 48 inches long, 23 inches shelves; 46 inches wide, 66 and is exceptionally well finish- deep; French plate bevelled mir- Suits Made to Sell at $15, $18, $29 and Up to $2: Superior Car ets Finest Winter Overcoats, Originally Priced Up to $29 . A choice vari colorings | | ror 40 inches long, 16 inches | Cs S8-ft. extension; regular inches high. One of the impor- A j mn Here we offer y and attractive d ? price $38; sale tant offerings commemorative Th Ny} it ¢) Ani extensive variety 0! Th Overcoats hp htbog des id he $1.10 Axminster arnett, at, .&5e high; fronts solid wood; trimmed ‘ . 827. 50 of the great Greenhut - Siegel e ults: new and popular gray e actically a $1.10 Velvet Carpets, at..... 8Se | | With knobs and carved handles, price..........06- Cooper merger. P ; nla BAL e! @ E of all our fancy | | 85c Velvet Carpets, at Be pene y and brown mixed effects; also scores of hand- Wi quel ats formerly priced up to $20. Best 9. estry Bruse Dining Chairs—solid quartered oak; rubbed finish; |} Dining “Chairs solid quartered oak, rubbed and = some patterns and pure all-wool worsteds. All set a aple and desirable black | | 75¢ Tapestry Bruss ¢ cane seats, with box frames; extra — heavy polished; curved legs and feet; full _uphol- lrawing OME DAS pure , tay cheon ae in the ever-staple ant able biac! Tikaledwae Oil , ithe regularly $2.50; ‘sale $s] 15 stered seats, covered with g rear bed regular sizes for men and youths will be found oleu ilcloths ‘ any oulorr chloe esitOrea \ in the entire assortment. Our own original prices were $15 to $25. All new and novel designs in bright colorings and parquetry wood floor effects: (GR NHUT Building, Second Floor.) Regularly yd. Sale Biss Ben's and Youths’ $3 and $4Kingly” ‘© cond “Crown” Treusers; Tomorrow . r¢ and Summer Trousers and medium and Winter 10 pairs to pick from in all sizes for men and “|! Tomorrow, a Big Sale of Good Portieres These Economies Are the Result of a Recent Exceptional Purchase $3.50 and $4 Tapestry Porticres — Armure Portieres-excellent qual- heavy grade repp and figured ity; trimmed with tapestry bor- antpnitiaiaaiaa < Manufacturers’ Samp'es i ‘ 2 h; b 3 hs armure; trimmed tap- of Portieres and Couch ders; values to $2 eac 9 aus Baa i estry border; pair.. "$2. 65 Covers. ase ea: 75 j OYS ouple- (OREENUIUT Busing, First Poor) 1) Armure Portieres—excellent qual- Chotce, 49@ each Ms $1.25 ity; pretty figured designs; trim- med Szinch tapestry border; value $5 a pairs $9 45 Brocaded Armure—double width, good quality; in short 25 lengths, value 50c; yard 4 (GREENHUT Building, Firs: Floor) Me trimmed tapestry bor- ders; value $3.25; each zed Porticres— aa fine $1.75 Framed Pictures No art-tover in New York or vicinity should delay strolling through our great new Art Store, in our GREENHUT Building, Its enlarged space enables it to show a tremendous array of art objects—and all at PRICES which are SURPRISINGLY £% MODERATE, These few specimen offers, for tomorrow, will r indicate this most effectively: Colored Sepia Pictures—choice assort- ment in gilt-ornamented oval frames; Rogers °3 vare 5] Of || Breasted Suits 31.65 ve quote is no indication of value nec-—none whatever. Te mark igure is simply to give em mphas to one of the greatest bargains that our Boy Clothing Store has been able to offer in years, Double-breasted suits, with knicker- tocker trousers; plain blue thibet and fancy mixtures, in brown, tan and gray; zes 7 to 16 years. _ Also at | cH: reer LUV EVIE eT TEEPE TT Ee ERO Pe ETL EET TY TTY PY VV eevee ey © LOUUT Ey VY ery PEC eeNEE PTET eee ey Cee ree re ame Big Bargains, Tomorrow, in. ... i ie Genuine Hand-Painted Pastels—in gilt Sailor, Russian ‘and. gold-burnished sweep frames and military also some in durk oval frames; ¢ uch with a gilt mats regularly $9 7 " cheviots and cessimeres; also e Rep RUeerMInnrS tei aiet "Q8e] ssi at... 3.15 H 0 4 t te : s illus ec h ! odds 1 to 10 i Six wianer Knives cnu sx] | rehings se “Her Git”—as illustrate \ y all odd: " 4 a ! the most popular subject that has bezn forks in Rogers Al silver burt el aha A ere BEGIN " plate; there is a dainty ps larg ee: Se cnate sahenia Gavan " tern on the handles of the , a . belor t vie 344 i forks, while the _knis Hand-Colored Artotypes and ce th ; 1.19 iI which gol No e than ong to a easton, i} plain: a sil or C, O, D. orders flied. | i Ue RS a ee Groce cerles, _ Meats, Fish, E Etc.” ies ss thon Wholesate Prices for Impert: | Fine ¢ ld Chateau Wines and Other St: M | [Fr reslily Reins Fa sted © 15e | | 4 Few of th recials for Friday end Saturdcy: it oe P WESTPHAL A-STYLE 164 Rhine and Moselle Wines fl NAC RRANDIE FRENCH ARE oo ore —, i! { \ 4 s ‘ ' ¥. Jameson's ' PSTPHALIA.STYLE | = fC . r Genuine thisky 3 Pale | fae My a penties 8104 il | " a " ie] 0 i 1.60 1.15 1 {ERR i\ 1 i Th 4 hal EL and TORAY : $1.90] nner ud Cotter of Dian 180 reacau: New York TS We BRE TEPER EET RTT TIT OV TTT Tre ERP EET eT Tv emer ee WOU EET tsk for Qe’ Green Trading Stamps