The evening world. Newspaper, March 20, 1911, Page 9

EERE Eee aan eee NOE ___THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1911, sree | Matty has a liber champions 1 a won u memory that he can draw a di very move that was made in these favorite pastimes is or eight of the remembering the boards, No ball him, , arned in the big 1, “was that a 8 no good, ‘That at the batter and | 1 across the plate. It ds ooo | Would Keep a constant espionage so as | commonly wn as an out-curve, I de. & drop-curve-one that 1 instead of to y mainstay now against the Tigh-| natter of fact I did not | way but five times tn | get the bones when the {nevitable Sidelights on the Career o1|' Giants’ Great Pitcher, Who Started Out as a 1 it_up for a! Sliphorn” Player—Col- team and played | Wien fiatruck Nm out in tee, Aree lege Bred Youth Took Up}: Tete arg | eet | . } developed a pretty | | National Game and Is| yf | crt nets mice cote PUt an Extra nant oe Stomach to Work! pall and played | Now Independently Rich. hewson Is Wass o | Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Will Do the , Yale and the Univers! Genus Work of Two or Three Stomachs. the Facto * Afford Instant Relief. dental! York sour taste ip in the Tablet and | these «ymptoms | ded was to digest jour stomach—and the to supply the gastric vb ablet you wer essary to complete the stomach bad begun | 1 rapidly grow! je to finish, 1 continue to take a Stuart's Dye- | after each meal for awhile, your ‘have A clance to rest up and get | never want to remedy for and recommend this | Grug store. everywhere | t's Dyapepala Tablets, | ALsample will be SAL Stuart Co, 100 ‘i | Many Brooklynites Welcome Our Branch | 498 Fulton St., Cor. Bond Although new in Brooklyn, We are known to thousands | of Brooklynites who have been customers at one of our five New York stores. The New Brooklyn Branch | has found an immediate} welcome because of its convenient location and its «| superior facilities. ‘| Our Registered Physicians, | oculists of long experience, | examine your eyes Myithout | WE CHARGE FOR GLASSES ONLY, | Perfect-Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50. | Oculists’ Opticians, 223 Sixth Av., 15th St. 350 Sixth Av., 22d St. 1274 Broadway, 33dSt. 10! Nassau—AnnSt. 217 Broadway, Astor House, New York. 498 Fulton St., Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn. ‘089 Matty Worth $160,000. a s n cba loes n n in the prize Magna a eee knoe aeas eald Watches coca c PER YEAR means for clared w was to get ' $1. to buy baseball, 1 nr 1 work with cheap ba get hold of $1.50 swelled as often said that hi 1a not true would gly week s, and every |} time the and h ates Would see anything tf he was endowed with the ms 180Broadway, @ dere ooking in bad health they, eift of ‘‘gab,” Ta po sense af the word igireisetanas | Double dal Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Before 12 0’Clock J°H- Green Trading Stamps Free, Visitors to the Premium Parlor will receive as sets of complimentary “S. & H.”’ Green Trading S as may be requested. This distribution is for tom only. (Premium Parlor, GRE and Youths. SALE BEGINS PROMPTLY AT Think of it! A clearance in March, when the Spring business is just about beginning. That gives you an idea of the popularity of The Big Store. $10 and $12 Spring and Medium-Weight Suits All sizes for men and youths; about 60 patterns; in grays, $ tans, browns and neat mix- tures. Tomorrow’s price.. e $15 to $20 Fancy Suits and $12 Blue Serge Suits About 800 suits in all; handsome $ patterns in browns,grays, tans and slate, dark mixtures and pure all-wool serge; all sizes r) for men and youths......... A Summary of Several Other Bargain Lots: 42¢ Men's and Youths’ Black Kersey | 48 Youths’ Odd Suits Winter Overcoats—also in fancy trousers; sizes 13 to 15 Al materials, all regular sizes; $1 () years; regularly $5 a regularly $18 to $20; at Mechanics’ Overalls and Jumpers—blue, white, brown and hickory; a 60c grade the world Over ML GIZER Ets cin cdese cess wines Riiay Vests—some are slight! soiled $7.50; your choice at........ regularly up to $2; sizes 23 '° | Youths’ Odd Coats—sizes u 4 5s yl vice oO! ip to iltrer your choice AB e for youths of 14 to 18. ye 270 Men's New Washable Vests: newest patterns; trimmed with to 52; regularly $2; at.. lot, including a few cu Famous “Head Light” Overalls, sizes 34 to 36; choic BT Jumpers aml Summer Pants ; measure; all lengths to § ] 50 Men's $20 Tuxedo wool thibet, silk-! 36; big bargains, at and black thibet and cheviot; | 164 Odd Cloth Vesis from regu- also odd lots in all sizes; Se lar suits; sizes 31 to 35; regularly up to $3.50; at 7s choice, at a 10c Odd Lot of Men's and Youths’ $10 Winter Overcoats —but- ton-to-the-neck; velvet mili- $12 Overcoats for Men and Youths— 84 in the lot; sizes lo 3 b tary collar; sizes 33 to 37; all 33 ot ur wool, in fancy effects; 89 choice of the lot 59.50 choice at at co if MAIN Building, Second Floor.) A“Tuesday Bargain” in a ery mother in New York for really since 1 brand new “PL ABY CARRIA price, it doesn't ed “PULLMAN is a full- It is fitted , affording the maximum of comfort for the infant. It has a deep foot-well. The hood and body are uphol- stered in fine quality corduroy. - The strong tubular gearing gives the maximum of safety, and the heavy rubber tired wheels give great ease of operation and smoothness of running. (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) Teacups and Saucers We have space to tell of only ONE “Tuesday Bar- gain”, in our big China Store, bur it INDI- CATES scores of Rugs, Mats, Carpets Only four “Tuesday Bar- ns” from our big Carpet Store—but they're fine ones: Smyrna Rugs— reversible; colors and choice desig size 36x72; regularly | 35 $1.95; at... oo Cocoa Brush Mats—size 27x16; ex- tra heavy mat for outside pe at 59 service; regularly $1 Axminster des 7x54; pretty attractive Sy oy reavlorlyst08iat LcOep Velvet Carpet-27 iy ritablereithgr for hal for rooms, rekularly 8 \ Fine Thin Japanese China Teacups and Saucers with typic and-red Oriental decoration regularly $1.25; set of 6A7@ tor 79 GREENHUT Bu Main F wide; 64 he Is oF at ' In Our GREENHUT Building, Tomorrow HUT Building, Third Floor.) Here’s the March House-Cleaning Sale of Good Clothing for Men with long Youths’ Odd Suits—sizes up to 36, 245 Men's Fancy and Washable and values ranging up to 8g 72 in the lot; rare bar- , plinacee 50c silk cord edge; sizes 34 3] 35 Men's Odd Coats—only 50 in the also odd lot of khaki trou- Odd Coats and Vests for Youths Auto Coats — black bear, sers; regularly $1.25; at 95c and Small Men--ONLY 120 in China goat; some trimmed De artmen Youths’ $2 and $3 Trousers—W in- the et Sree Soo Hee with natural raccoon; regu- ter, medium and Spring weights clay diagonals; sizes 33, 34 S larly $30; $ i and patterns; sizes 28 to.,34 waist and 35 only, at ‘ 2, at : ; 17.50 Is Abundantly Supplied uits—pure all- i d and 15 Men's and Youths’ Trousers~-blue fine-fitting; all sizes, at... “Pullman” Baby Carriage Shoes, Including Many Stylish $1.98 “ M 99 Tuesday Bargains Unapproachable prices and unapproachable VALU “Tuesday Bargains” is a phrase which has come to be identified in the public mind with BOTH these things. Tomorrow's offerings touch the upper limit of attractiveness. We mention but a FEW in this advertisement. In order to get the FULL appreciation of your opportunities you must COME HERE, walk through the store and SEE the scores of special offerings. Our New Basement Go there by all means. Get acquainted with it. Wash goods certain dress goods are there, among other things. ‘Tuesday Bargains, too—of course! It's a MONEY-SAVING basement for YOU. Washable Dress Fabrics Galateas handsome new] Apron Ginghams —- regularl Spring patterns; regularly Be; at er ” Be many tamps jorrow Mercerlsed ‘ Poplinw high ‘iustes, | Printed Batiste—in light and dark permanent finish; all the pre- grounds with beautiful floral pat- vailing colors; regularly terns and fancy figures W003 Becccccsecccscceee 10 ularly 100; at. ......eecece Blankets, Comforters, Bed Spreads, Etc. Blankets—white; part wool; for | Union White Silk Mull—fine qual- single or full size beds; blue and ity; manufactured to retail pink borders; made to retail at $2 at 25¢ a yard; at seve OC $2.50 a pair; a | 49 Comforter ome slightly mussed ; eves es - broken color assortments; cotton js—full size, hemmed and wool filled; silk and union white crocheted spreads; Mar- coverings; regularly up 83 seilles designs; regu- bs | 19 to $7.50 each; at. . 95 larly $1.69 each; at.... Be (MAIN Building, Be 8.30 TOMORROW ent.) ont. Music Rolls|}} We offer the very latest popular “hits” and also all standard composi- tions at great reductions in either 65- or 88-note rolls. See these prices: fous 280 | 42c|ion. 58 heits 72¢ | teats” 84 lis 94e EA Also about 3,500 music-rolis— 2 ic a CHOICE lot—at (MAIN Building, Fourth Floor.) Linens and White Goods Here are SOME of the most attractive “Tuesday Bargains” in all this great store—and every one a custom ringer BECAUSE of its remarkable combination of quality-HIGHNESS and price-LOWNESS: Towels—mammoth size all-linen | Linen Sheeting—00-inch all-pure- ppeleha | pire Ge mm ey linen; Irish made; intended to bleache urkish; hemstitches f “i Bleached damask; hemmed ie m5 6Qe inenhuck; regularly gq | | Bbreere seen * . SOS OnE A " : u Ile White English Lor th—width White Linen Suiting — 46 - inch 36 inches; soft finish; in lengths rough-finished union linen; im- of 10 yards; regularly 95c 69 ported to retail at 49c "94 a piece; at, a piece......, Ic yard; at.s...eceeee i c (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) Our Great Millinery Choice of All Our Finest Fur With ‘*Tuesday Bargains’’ Stroll about and LOOK at the hats. Odd Lots of Fur and Fur-Lined Coats —finest muskrat-lined fur coats that regularly sold ie a $80; also fine marmot- ined coats; regularly 845 to $75, reduced to,. and that means ALL wonten—will bi delighted at the exhibit. We have for details.® THIS ONE ITEM must serve as an index-finger pointing to all the rest: Smart Street Hats—new models in ready-to- wear hats, designed and made for this season according to up-to-the-minute ideas; in staple as well as the new suit-colors; regularly $2.95, and excellent value at that; but you save 50c here, tomorrow, on any one of them, for as a special “Tuesday 59 45 Bargain” we price them at....... 5 (MAIN Building, First Floor.) 152 Men's and Youths’ Over- coats—-ail sizes for youths of 14 to 20 years, and for men up to 44 chest measure; § regularly up to $12, at... 5 Men’s U. S. Army & Other Celebrated Oxfords . The men's army shoes represent the greatest amount of wear for the money ever known a boon to firemen, policemen, letter carriers, and others who require ease and comfort and almost endless wear tor walking, We have also a splendid assortment of men’s gunmetal and pater leather shoes $ in button or lace styles, with Goodyear-welt soles; also Oxtords in patent leather, tan Russia calf and gun-metal; all sizes and widths, and not a pair of them worth less than } yout choice of the entire lor ar S Women’s $3.50 to $5 Spring Sam- ple Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps thoroughly well made and emi- Boys’ Satin Calf Shoes—made with solid leather soles and heels; all sizes; reg- $ ularly $2; at...... 1.25 (MAIN Building, Second Floor nently sty | sizes in the Furniture Bargains Parlor Suites, Couches, Rockers, Bedsteads and Mat- tresses at Heavily Reduced Prices for Tuesday’s Selling. All absolutely good in quality. Right up to the Greenhut- Siegel Cooper Co. standard, Regular and special prices are quoted so you may easily figure your saving. Three-Piece Parlor Suites —ma- | Iron Couches—can be had in two hogaity - finished frames, each sizes; one slides under the other; suite coutains sofa, arm chair and with mattress and bolster; reg- rocker; seats fitted with loose ularly $7; sale § uine leatherette, built on a full 1 1-16-inch straight posts, with spring platform; tufted one-inch brass top rails; heavy arms, well upholster brass vases sizes; 54 75 ale price be regularly $21; sale pric regularly $7 Couches—-covered with Matiresses- tilled with our No. 1 leather; solid oak South American hair, covered open with the best grade of A.C. A. or regularly $35; 5 fancy ticking; regularly $ price $24; sale prive 18 GREENHUT Building, Second and Third Floors) Polished Brass Candlesticks— complete with silk candle- ft Candlesticks 1; | shades im as- sorted colors, candle and shade-holders ; regularly 45c; “Tuesday Bar- < gains” at 29c GREENHUT Building, Main Floor