The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1911, Page 5

_ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1911. Double 43 JN Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Made Before 12 0’Cloc NO CONNECTION WITH // REENHUT-SIE' “i ae a J.B.Gre IN OUR MAIN BUILDING i ANY OTHER STORE SEL COOPER ©. BOTH SiDES OF 6™AVE. °18.50) 50 Grades a 18819" STS.NEW YORK. 9 -BUILDING: eeu TEres_leraiorsts.new vor! | Women’s Summer | No Charge for Alterations on Women’s and Misses’ Apparel Until Further Notice--Hats Trimmed Free a & | Entire MAIN BUILDING Devoted to Dry Goods and Wearing Apparel. | Dresses ‘Costumes Absolutely tke Best Sale ‘of Notable High-Class Dresses That Untrimmed Millinery New York es Had This Seon } FRIGERATORS will _give wat foods a circulation of PURE, COLD, Big Store. Many ot the models are exclusive and { ORY Fer OO eae ere we vou CAN RAVE OUR ANNUAL SALE---The Biggest Distribution of Most-Wanted Styles Ever Planned. The | | will be shown for the first time in this great sale. Greenhut Building | Everything for the Home House, Kitchen and Garden Wares Highly important Friday Saies——below we mention only 8 handful of our 50,000 articles in these lines of goods: Shop for Your Housewares on Our Mammoth Main Floor—For Garden Things in Our Cool Basement. Some Friday thints that “SHE who runs may read”: With our a Cuehoee YOU can make LIGHT, be Materials include: Lingerie Batistes, Satins, Marquisettes, Foulards, Voiles, Pongees, Crepe Meteors Also Combinations of Chiffon and Net, Grenadine Z Over Japanese Silk, Chiffon iY ; 55¢ Over Foulard, ete. a) | 1.55 “ Not a dress in the entire offering is ‘The most comprehensive assort- commonplace. Im fact, cach one is yd Ment of up-to-date untrimmed and distinctive-different--possessing an aH ready-to-wear millinery ever shown individual touch of its own. In many . ACM” in New York is offered for your instances there is but one dress of a kind \\\ \\' choice here at fractional prices on Friday. 5 OF THE Of others there are two or three. All ( Nes MANY STYLES ARE SHOWN IN THE PICTURES. told, there are about 200 dresses and \A COOL BREEZE.IN YOUR. KITCHEN ALL SUMMER. » Selling Prices Printed Will Surprise all New York, for These yj Are the Very Hats Now on the High Wave of Popularity. Ice-Saving Refrigerators et Formerly At Similar Special Prices, Sales Will Average a Refrigerator Every Six Minutes! sTYL8— ANOTHER LIFT-COveR Ty STYLE—43 in. high, ‘with an {oe capacity of about 90 § be.; at. ' SS STYLE— above, H We have been plan- ning for this occasion for weeks. We have gathered from here, there and everywhere. A great many SEPARATE GROUPS of fashionable hats are included in this one great offering. Every effort has been made to make this THE MILLI- ») A Word of Advice. — Early buyers, in the cool of the gowns in this sale. morning, will secure the biggest “bargain plums” and We hi NERY EVENT OF THE 1911 SEASON. will enjoy the greatest shopping comfort—naturally. model but EVERYONE of the styles merits if 5 careful consideration. No de: tive words of \ Conserve Health ond ee, dd These jot Drees $1 95 oe Straw 40c — 75. Geert Readdy- -to- $1.95 5 THING TAMER TA FOSTOBHTIOA WTI lenin dat mong fo tel” Cookers An assortment of ‘the best shapes | 140.1. inctudes black Neapolitans | Made of rough straw best: © | "Some of the BONNIEST, PRET- | | CENTOPPORTUNITY OW FRIDAY WHICH [ey ee ot eat fa Me Hi 8 Dearne raciiae tates i jh ageelles ines TIEST effects in millinery seen | | YOU WILL BE WRONGING YOURSELF TO <I A B ghorn shapes and correct dimensions; sini : MISS. Same ee above, with full nickel $7.75 bodies. fi with silk band; black. ANYWHERE this whole season. Leghorn Dress $9 95 white and some gbod colors. 2 Some of the hats on sale actually Shapes........... have sold as high as $3.95. All the Also on Friday goods; the rough stri ach wee, $3.95 pate. (MAIN Building, First Floor.) In the ordinary way, these sell 1 in all Tuscan Dress $ fashionable vagaries of the Sum- At $4.88. to $5.25; particularly | Cellent, too, in all prevailing colors, mer—in a bewilderin; a Take Any Cloth Sui gZ maze o 7] lo Suit in Our : Gooe fot Susimnes wens andtoruse | mock Chip Dress ire a Mob be 1.55 daintiness of design—are shown Stock—None Previously Priced Garden Implements Black Azur Dress Shapes | Sha 55. pecially recommended for sum- | fully, Principally rough straw Less than $24.50; Many as High LAWN MOWERS—not merely, lawn, mow: With pe [eed IUULDOTSOUUOU c mer wear; these are in natural braids, trimmed for the most part as $39.50-—for ‘rain mame, but they DO THB WORK] oti mend \° th Silk- vetoes $ Some of the most desirable and color, pressed into the v il TRPECTED’-CUT GRASS EVENLY; | Son Caving c high pressure ef we Flange. , presse ery best with silk-velvet. Not many of one cdlustanve for bleh or low gram. Thrse| 28-foot lengthe, &," “$6 Made of n ‘azur braid evenly seasonable models; splendidly fin- shapes for Summer use; they can style, 80 come EARLY for BEST Piaggio eerie Gee Coat ft enn aed ished. All new ished and evenly sewn; many of be handsomely trimmed with choice, inch size, $3.00; 18- ir2 and fresh good them have sold at $1.35 to $1.95, flowers. (MAIN Building, First Floor.) 1008 cea ordinary *3. 50 to *4, 50 Summer Trousers, $ Priced for Friday, at Zz 90) A Sale That Signalizes the Open- ing of Summer—a Sale That Will Interest Every Manand Every Youth in All New York and Its Vicinity. WSS We have made a great SPECIAL PURCHASE of TWO THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED pairs of the favorite ‘“‘Kingly” brand of trousers, $3.50 Women’s Summer Waists at 89e, *1.25, *1.98 Latest Style-thoughts Hsia Qualities ~-Pargains of the Best Big Store Kind. Here we picture and describe three styles— one at cach of ) Some as above but BALL-BBARING: 12- | Alor on inch sire, $3.20; 14-inch eine, $B 50) Mounti $3.40; 16-inch size; atyseeee 00 | s-quarr aire. ay $9 2-guaet gine 83-10 \WHLTE_ ENAMELED | a-auare sae HAUS re “WASH STANDS—not POULTRY NETTING—best quality poulery more than two to. 8 eustomer; suitable for H camp, cottage, bunga- iow, spare rooms, etc. complete with basin, “N20 dish, towel 1120 Trousers for Every Occasion—for Dress, Outing and Business Wear—in This Great Sale, on Friday automobile runs, eto.; no dishes to wash; 6 * — to $4.50 grades, and we offer them at big, worth-while SAVINGS. the special prices. But there hundreds of other styl Bsc} Seinch etve, Oe Re: 8: BF si: This display will be found to include some of the very best worsteds and blue serges, scually ah and equally fewreread ath urede Of Gites! vit 8S plete, fore, 2OC (Scns: ‘ait 8; staple black $4 thibets and standard $4 clay diagonals; also Sum- mer outing trousers in tan, brown or gray, as desired. Complete Assortment of Patterns—All Sizes From 28 to 64 Waist Measure—Either Cuffed or Plain Bottoma. Bad sg Every pair cold-water shrunk, and sewed with Belding Bros.’ cable-cord sflk. I! ” whl any pair should fail to give YOU absolute satisfaction, there's a NEW pair waiting here for you, without charge—-REMEMBER THAT, please. Other Summer Garment Specials for Friday’s Selling: nck Unlined Summer Coats— 65 d Slate Unlined Summer Black and Gray Mohair Unlined Men's Finest Tertnis and Outing ej at...... ‘ , Everybody agrees on this: ‘Ihe Big Store's exhibit of Cut Prices on Paints and Vievsstahes waists i: withour an equal. PERMANENT, MIXED PAINT—gal- 1 SPAR VAR} Jan, 81.68; theration, 90c; J See gel- while Paint — gallon, 706 40c Se glen, Gri Live amp Wane or Friday ieee Summer Coate—$3 grade; at Trousers—white or striped serge, Tr re—with belt Men's nd Youths’ While Duck | Blue and Black Serge Unlined Coate—| white or striped flann as I Oilcloth Specials Start at 19c a Yard of Summer 1 rousers cn 4 and Khaki Trousers— Pure wool; fast color; all disormealinNay Yor! $5 Printed Linoleums — four yards j Oilclotha—bright colors, new de- allsizes;$1.50grade;at........ $1] grade;at....... ? $1.50 sizes; at $3.50 (MAIN Bullding, Second Faces wide; attractive designs and col-| signs; A eeOy, @ square yard, orings; regularly 70c "4 25 roa nas 45c; Fri- square yard; Friday...... ic 28¢, and 35c c, Printed Linoleums — two yards Inlaid Linoleums—parquetry and wide; large selection of new,| Wood-floor effects; pleasing, con- clean, sharp patterns and color-| yentional designs ; regularly Ings; 50c, Séc and 60c kinds; Fridsye nd $1.48 @ square yard: Eeday ye 39c. “ 5c 4 cir oOo, wnt 98c Brass Candlesticks and Pretty Silken Shades LikeCut at 2 9c disappeared from view in a few hours, the other dey” Here’s a Sale You Parasols shouunt sin For Friday we offer a large collection of all-silk taffeta parasols in the favorite colors; also black and white effects; allnew, up-to-date goods, fitted with well-finished 2 | 2 5 sticks; value $2; at..... ° Silk Taffeta Parasols —extra quality; in plain colors; hand- some Aloral silks; black-and-white 9 omen’s Low = me: of the Season in Styles and Leathers, 8] 7 Splendid $3 and $3.50 Sorts; at.. The finest made and the highest grade of Oxfords and pumps for women, showing all the newest heels and toes, in THIRTY STYLES; one- two- and three-eyelet Gibson ties, Oxford ties and pumps with or without straps, etc. All these in A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF LEATHERS AND MATERIALS—tan Russian calf, nt leather, suedes, gun-metal, kid- akin, cravenet! tin, white cai id velvet; ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS, Waist’ made of sheer white lawn; square neck, fini with wide embroidery; shoulders and peasant s| elaborated with embroidery and lace; a very dainty model indeed. All-over embroidered waist; trimmed with wide Cluny At $1.25 lace insertion; high or low neck; new peasant sleeves, Other Shoe Bargains for Friday: 7 * SY Men's High-Grade Oxfords--dozens of smart styles, Women's Sample Oxforde—all leathers and in| UiD tt reall with Goodyear-welted aoles; sizes : sizes from 2'4 to & (A, B and “Q8e $,514, 6, 61 nd 739 (A ,B and £ widths): g) satin-stripe with $ Cluny- and embroidery-trimmed waist; made of soft Friday we offer a “second edition; colonial, bright- widths) ; $2.50 and $3 values; at $3 and $3.50 values; at Se plain tops At 1. white batiste; artistically trimmed with Cluny lace in- burnished-brass candlesticks, with pretty floral-shaped ind Girls’ Barefoot San- sertion, scalloped edge of colored embroidery down center in Delft, light silk shades, holder and candle. (Cundelabra Alcoves, Main Floor, GREENHUT Building) Quaint, Curious Wrought Iron $9 9 5 Lanterns, + and Children’s Ankle- | Miss Children's iden Boys Miser Fiera nt Teath- | Shoes—in button or la se straps and buckles; or bla sizes up to 2; sizes up to 2; 75¢ EY, ' 98e. $1.28 co! grade... 49c ‘ (MAIN Butiding, Second Floor.) or borders; $9 value $3; at MAIN Buliding, Main Ploor blue, helio and coral, pretty round neck of lace. finished with fold of colored batiste fo match embroidery (MAIN Building, First Floor.) 23 inches high. Four uncommonly pictur- peaks ‘pecs PAVORITE ane. cor canvases in “yellow elaeeal lal Neg yee esque leaded art-glass panels—rich amber or 50c a feet la ty aos De malachite green. Complete, with pendant « : sii SANTOS "O00 BPD RT RD Cs Ni Bouis aie. Rhye pane Sena CALIFORNIA NAUE chain, oii fount, chimney, and burner. Roi ar ai kan’ Gormne Braga sanded 18 dis Hi wudkn tear Wee Pl “pidtivie Newport por QRANGES— dons, 8 Exceptional. These lanterns are for use on SREY GRASS HOTTER not | | i, 1H 30¢ || soup packen _ TOMATOES, Paps 1Re pee ees eee 17c FANCY MAR ACALBO dot, #10 Ke 9c MUADARAL. COP: OR q FEE 3 Ibs. 815 35e porches, in nooks, dens, libraries. foyer halts® almost ¢ where. Other eranhae Building Sa ore CALIFORNIA PEACHES—-extra For Friday Include ATE DR. YEL bise Oe od Sug ONIONS. 6 bas A sale of 25,000 picces famous “Guernsey” cooking ware at about 28¢ 29¢ paar aneat ter srt etd NIONS=- No, 8 bese § on the dollar; brass bedsteads; draperies and upholstery; June sale of COMPOUND UNDRY STARC Lin $1.27 Reads Abate Mini | pictures. See details in to-day’s Evening Journal, =) yh Bete MSH De | ree, 92 No 10 tbe’ s4er 8 be... 18 (MAIN Building, Third Floor) : PRA HRY i SE Ask for °C Green Trading Stamps—We Give The Qu « . obi ‘ : | ees