The evening world. Newspaper, September 6, 1911, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1911. + Double G*A, Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 0’Clock MAIN BUILDING——— NO’ CONNECTION with MAIN BUILDING Women’s |GREENHUT-SIBGEL COOPER @| ““puii™ Fall T Ld agains WO MAMMOTH J.BG ren TSeAleeSTS.NEW YORK Millinery P. Tecumseh Sherman, R. T. Wilson jr., Daniel J. GriMin, James B. Duke, Nich. olas Murray Butler, Acosta Nicholas, , Jullo F, Soranzo and Frederick R. Cou- dert, jr, The executive committee and pian and scope committee compriso George W. Loft, Alfred L. Seligman, treasurer, and Magistrate John J. Frescta, Senator Timothy D, Sullivan, who tn. troduced and secured the passage of the Columbus Day bill, is 4 member of one of the committees, the first he has agreed to act upon since his entry into — public I ANY OTHER STORE Mayor’s Committee Outlines Arrangements for Great [ No Charge for Alterations on Women’s and Misses’ Apparel— Hats Trimmed Free ] al _ Introducing e 2 Cettration QQ teveryictest|| September Starts Gloriously WORK WELL UNDER WAY > and most The opening days of the month witness renewed VIM AND ACTIVITY in EVERY branch of The Big Store. fashionable ymodes at _prices that The heated Summer is past; and now sey finds us prepared, as perhaps we were never before, for THE GREATEST FALL CAMPAIGN IN THE HISTORY QF OUR ORGANIZATION Our TWO immense buildings—our MAIN Building and our Greenhut Building—are CROWDED from roof to basement with the very CHOICEST of merchandise culled from every portion of the globe. “THE WORLD IS OUR MARKET!” We buy EVERYWHERE, we buy THOUGHTFULLY, DIS- Monster Parade, Fireworks and Banquet Among the Fea- help to CRIMINATINGLY, and with A FULL KNOWLEDGE OF THE NEEDS of our immense clientele. | " that tit tures Designed. empha- outst RI ores in such Q at competition from smaller concerns is Hy eo ho sesers to-tay te dayor Carne sella Yours Is the Benefit! Yours the Economy! the Committee of One Hundred, ap. slo n— We start the early Autumn month WITH A RUSH in BOTH our buildings. Pointed by him to arrange the detalis tter . In Our MAIN Building: In Our GREENHUT Building: Visit the wonderful “PURE FOOD SHOWAND These are “GOLDEN DAYS FOR HOME- HARVEST FESTIVAL” now proceeding. It's a MAKERS” who will there be AMAZED at the REVELATION FOR EVERY OUSE- WONDERFUL exhibits of “EVERYTHING FOR KEEPER. THE HOME,” priced HERE as NOWHERE ELSE! ‘MAIN BUILDIN ‘MAIN BUILDING The “Caldwell” $ A Smart Tailored $ Player-Piano, at 375 ef the Columbus Day celebration on Oot. 12 indicate most elaborate plans @iready made, No one, two or twenty news- paper advertisements can give ‘ou an adequate idea of the immensity and elegance of our Fall and early-Winter exhibit of trimmed millinery. The en- tire showing is too big—too wonderful. From day to day we shall introduce a new hat goods for the same money or the Fy a os e r We Manufacture the we money Meister Piano and Sell than else- In addition to a monster Parade, which wi! Btate and Feder Many distingutst aplandidly des: depicting epocts ery since the time of Pear in the parade. ‘Thousands of @chool children witt 1 include a turnout of there will be s ke part, and in} : buy ns through our Mbeki artaenonn +: ie ne dag | ing, but to appreciate the scope el inate Divect tothe Home — ‘s Waist for ... ofthe whole exhibit itelt you ies | ur show- : ri And You Have Your Choice of Tailored Linens, simply ST C ; wis el aed ing repre- Ee mplifies the Greatest Possible Player Embroidered and Plain; Also Striped Madras AND LOOK AROUND. home on thirty days free trial? jano Value at the Lowest Possible Price One of the newest arrivals of the country Bs Aigns will end the teniviiss, Y not buy it from dealers sents the ine ert aaa yl ehh The illustration gives fron the viher side is the hat night will end the fextivities not buy r rs im | 4 “ 1 | piano, wit! o! fair idea of the shown in the picture—a of PROMINENT WEN TAKING) AN || because we don! tse to dealers) Broke Pi Al “‘last word the features of the most ir “3 4 1 :< . Virot’s most famous model of mm AGTIVE PART IN PLANS you would have to pay them are ail from leading expensive and widely- Splen value = you're this season—an elaborated fs ald. men most p-aainent in the | seved £0 vou. by our plan of selling i designers, | | advertised instruments, getting here; the waist “artist cap” made with a large anak he | [clirect 40 the home from the factory. d th it WITHOUT their compli- shown is a plain tucked soft black velvet Tam o’Shanter 088 who hi 4 y choose any one of and the sur cations. . ith olaite down 6 crown; the peak is of gros-grain erve on tie A sight styles ranging in price from $175 A illustra- We Sell It on COS, MSH Baie ht and velvet; at the side is a > men Seltemas, . , We wf send it te your 2 bil ted here Terms of ter, side patch pocket, wide smart cockade of fancy design 7 o ye . in ay le cartage. uu ¢ 4 i . i ii ite i W. Perkin, |[fdor't like ft we'll pay the cartage 4 bo is one||$ Down$ a plait at _Shou ders; shirt iets deat All to all, genes be ne ar ba i IF you ive CULO shecty we'll i GTB Yd Mi € th 15 aad 1 Month sleeves with laundered cuffs it’s a vision of loveliness. orer, Luigt Solart, | pay the freight—both ways if neces- i ‘ vel Untermyer, Isitor |sary. ‘These charges are not added GAG OF UM | | and give FREE, BENCH, COVER and 6 ROLLS of Music, | | #Mdcollar. Another model j Dd ard a teat dt ps, Cornelius N. B to the price of the piano. many hand- We shall be pleased to demonstrate the “Caldwell” | | inlinen is made with side Wh J §5 87 50 510 : If you like the piano and find some fash-|| to you at any time. Hear it but once, and you'll | | effect embroidered. There \ } ’ hae) ‘The parade committes have planned a| § {At it is the best instrument at the concede that it’s is also a plaited model in The Very Best Moderate-Priced Player- fine quality white madras, and *15 Piano on the American Market made with short sleeves A iat peloe sou pate the hat vox, bee “The Kirchhoff!” 89 2 5 $ 5 Down and Easy Piano at Monthly Payments is an instrument whose supreme merits are widely known. what price you pay, the hat you se- lect here is bound to be a beauty, for there isn’t a commonplace style in our entire showing. Come tomorrow without fail. (MAIN Building, First Floor.) FREE Collapsible Drinking Cups to School Children These cups will be given ONLY to school children who come here ACCOMPANIED BY ADULTS. Tickets for these cups uve distributed at the Accommodation Desk, Main Floor, Rear, in our MAIN Building. and laundered cuffs, Note These Radical Reduc- tions in Summer Waists For 75c; waists up to $1.25 For $1; waists up to $2.50 For $1.25; waists up to $4 (MAIN Building, First Floor.) We Tune and Polish Pianos. (MAIN Bullding, Fourth Poor.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN Read Our Most Liberal Plan in Connection With Edison Phoncgraphs & Victor Victrolas You May Have EITHER With- out Paying One Cent Down Canaries, Gold- fish, Plants Here at the lowest prices in New York; the finest of canary birds, goldfish, plants, palms and ferns, Beautiful Young Hartz Ca- naries—soon to be in full song; at..... ar ay Goldfish—3 for 25¢; each, Rubber Plants—2 ft. high. Pans of Table Ferns. .. Kentia Palms—splendid plant. . 75: Kentia Palus—three in Loy ‘a “The Scotch Ferns............ » .7e Bird Cages, Aquariums, canary and fish foods, aquaria plants, fertiliz- em, etc.; at very low prices. (MAIN Building, Conservatory, 6th Fioor,) # Select the instrument you prefer. Try it for 30 days on approval. WE DELIVER AND ADJUST IT FREE, and under the terms of our AMPLE GUARANTEE we take it back if not entirely satisfactory. Edison Phonographs Victor Victrolas $15 §200 $50 $200 1 ne VICTOR VICTROLA is HORNLE it is made in any wood and finish to match your furniture. e sizes, AN UNEQUALLED HOME ENTERTAINER of PERMA- ,,.._. ; : NENT VALUE, Can be kept “up to date” by the purchase of a few Maar tn aay $200 records, at VERY SMALL EXPENSE, every month. TiSISH Peles a n Bldg..S.E. cor. 18th St. & ath Ave. Tel, Stuyvesant 393-354: TAKE ELEVATOR TO TENTH FLOOR @reat marching demonstration, the like | gprice that you have ever seen or ions included. ths city. Under Frank W. Smith, ohair- | §eP™Ms: A man; M. F, Loughman, A. L. Erlanger, || NO CASH PAYMENT DOWN—SMALL navy gy black i poate is ing is lined wit Dodge, > —NO INTEREST ON PAYMENTS— inches long an . Charles F, Roe, Capt, William J. Costi- || NO EXTRAS OF ANY SORT— i i$ . and cuffs; collar trimmed with Gtapleton, Samuel W. Fairchild, Alfred | | SOLD UNDER ROTHSCHILD'S BOND braid. The gored skirt is @. Vanderbilt, Arthur Bennington and Our object in sending the piano are belng worked into shape with the| I oF exnense to you, is simply to let you anei. This is only one of view to giving the public an opportunity |For nr it is hike and hear how it mane aiant M and representative public displays pos- A sible, No silly puzzle schemes or other MAKE IT A SUCCESS. You may choose from eighe diferent styles NEW ARRIVALS are coming » O'Brien is chairman of the)| Fr ta you for « mons free ofall cone: in DAILY—HOURLY—and will We pay the freight no atter where you $ Our skowing is | e " t 25 COMPLETE in TheMeister PianoCo. both plain-tail- Eastern Branch, New York City the most-wanted Fall and Winter ‘ |B Clerendor fabrics. Made of French storm and of which has seldom been witnessed tn |p eard, we will sell it to you on these It is made of fine French serge, WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS Skinner’s satin; satin revers gan, Allan A. Ryan, Justice Luke D. PIANO STOOL AND COVER FREE— John D, Rockefeller Jr. the final details | -\UF Oofecn in Senet te piano designed with front and back of seeing one of the most magnificent unds. N 4 cab tailored suits $19 50 e 8OME OTHERS WHO WILL HELP || misrepresentations. on sale at..... Prices $175 to $350 be announced from time to time. Rothschild & C le Qwners, Chicago, Ill ored and trimmed suits in all Women’s silk serge; also of messaline Greenhut Building “Everything for the Home.” ri : Ce to the fourth fl New Records for September NOW ON SALE ° ane ieee wile Duchess satin of our MAIN Building eat The latest hits, including : Sparkling Cut Glass a] and chiffon; at let ue ieee pos ee ade “ALEXANDER’S RAGTIME BAND,” Featured at Tremendous Economies During £15, °19.50 and 25 || convenience. “BILLY,” “OCEANA ROLL,” ete. Our “Golden Days for Home-Makers” Sale &C~ ESTABLISHED 64 YEARS 155-157-159 EAST 23D STREET ONE DOOR WEST OF THIRD AVE. The same low prices and liberal credit terms which have made our old esta. ished house so popular. oy, $5.98) Fir] $1.49 | T/\\ Fer this $10 ntl Prvscarreeyssry oy) Brilliant and deeply-cut Picces—perfect in make, exquisite in design and new in pattern, Le The appended items prove the buying and distributing powers of this establishment. Rich Cut Glass Fern Dishes—as illustrated; another lot of these most popular center-pieces § tomorrow, at....... i Full 8-inch size; _ silver-plated lining; silver plated candelabra arms; silk fringed lining; metal MAIN BUILDING Our Pure Food Show Is a Revelation! It is a REVELATION of all that is choice in the very BEST and PUREST of foods; it is a‘REVELATION of the MOST MODERN METHODS of preparing canned, bottled and crude foods for the table in the most appetizing manner; ABOVE ALL it is a REVELATION and a DEMONSTRATION of the ECONOMIES that steadily accrue to YOU through your purchases of groceries all the year round in the COMPLETEST GROCERY IN THE WORLD. cuirasses; preserved natural fern- t for this $3 The DEMONSTRATIONS ALONE are worth coming MILES to see. Smartly costumed and deft demonstrators show how light the house- ery; complete with candles. ( })\\ Golden Gak Genuine keeper's task can be made. LIBERAL SAMPLES are given, in many instances, for testing in your own home, Other Cut Glass Pieces § i )) Dresser Leather Seat You Cannot Spend a Couple af Hours More Profitably or More Pleasantly than by Roaming Through Rich Cut Glass Water Jug $12.75 Flower Vase 5 nely polished 4“ Dining Chair the World’s Greatest Grocery During the Pure Food Show and Harvest Festival Now Proceeding 2-pt, size » $1.59 $7.60 Combination Punch is Re He aoe back, Visit it; or, if you cannot call in_person, send your order by mail, ee telephone—CHELSEA 4000. $3.98 tee Cream Tray Se ee Oeics Beate a an neatly solld oak | frame, Fresh California Fruits ||| Freshly Roasted Coffee Teas and Cocoa i ’ i are ; with a full box slip For preserving of table use. even BLEND COFFEE 35, FANCY NEW TEAS simported to. sell nthe market— Thursday 8 Dinnerware Bargains seat of genuine CALIFORNIA FRESH PEACHES 7 3 rth 380¢ at SOc; S-Id. caddy, 82} 43¢ Peck, 18 ibs., 100-Piece Porcelain Din- 100-Piece French China Dinner ; pine nie leather, This chair Y MARACAIBO COFFEE Q7@ Biss Weil reagel” 29¢ 92.7 37¢ ers regularly $8.75; $6.95 it semularly $29.50 Neiaeoen dite pend 99¢ a) AL" oma || CORDOVA WAX CANDLES — 9146 “7° (GREENHU'T Building, Main Poor)" :. drawers, with brass angles eee 1, oe Pavone O® HOTEL BLEND 25 25¢ 165; O80 2 os are co 3 7 ° piawere a SEY PLUMS ge | | | Corrte ta ine, ots kad 22c |||—-Virginia Pickles September Sale of Lace Curtains Enamelicd @5 f AGA GRAPES 9 HAZARD'S CHLORIDES—odoriess D5 q | bom - ee MRS. JOHNSON'S OLD VIRGINIA Thursday we offer OUR ENTIRE STYLE- AND PRICE-RANGE ned $5.38 H mae nnetere, Ei s0) basket. Bie BISHOPS GALTFORNIN PRESERVES — Pip bar van’ Toh hie euiton et 25 he sour gherking, awe! gher of Irish Point and Renaissance lace curtains—without reserve. The { box, 150 to 160 pears, #240; Ge 12 varieties; doz, $2.55; 2Qde |r. , oc milked plekieg or Gur mixed following prices represent about IMPORT COST. lL baskets. sare ‘ Fee. 400 jar de eeesessonne ' f uy J Irish Point Curtains Irish Point Curtains (he NEW YORK STATE PLUM hy regularly $5; at $3.95) regularly $7.50and $7.75;a1 $5.75 Tetley’s Teas ao basket , 28e Wouaiala ante BUI IN (BEEF) t $4.85 an Bo ere (: Imported in sunflower-decorated Boe Ke Hue Head brands 8 sf No. 6 basket 34 Sb. canister, teib, canlater, $6.43 8le lH | TOMATO CATSUP—Fountaln qu $2.85 0c JECRES FREE BUTTERINES Smoked Meats valig Sale Price | G Raion, BLDOr bettie» One souvenir box of Tetley's tea free Sslb. package, 61) 2-Ib. print, SMOKED SHOULDERS — J 91/@ BEOO 05s 355 Raveqy with @ purchase of Tetley's teas, any 11d. print sersenee * CURED HAMS: " $7.00 1. $9.75 on tops | varlen DTP 7 wetNey \ EMBs se ove ous other patterns, t, heavy posts, This Is a on font WHITE PICKLING VINEGAR— ee: aby Apple Cider CURED’ BACE r $7.50,, 4 to $8.75; at $6.75 wain and should be taken} “drawers | Lp ay Bik aces HAZARDS CHAM DANAHYS iniaH THUS BhbON oc Renalssa vin ne-fourth and more; advantag (one lined), cupboards and large | large lump; 10 Ibe. reg, 0c large doit tb Hes . 28¢ ualitie 0, at $1.95, and to sumptuous imported ae | lower drawer. (Only one sold to a SURE OLIVE DANAHY'S CRLEBRATED 19':¢ onaissance of real lace that are re riced $16.50, 14.50 Ming for Por j E On panean mm LO Everything for Fousekeeping! customer.) To ea Die | | ttetennsen te CANVASED HAMS Qe BEM DHIE ee i $14, ern nn ennnnnnnnnnnnnny or laundry OF . 2 r roile iAZEL, WeSTPHALIA‘STYLB " ¢ TXTURES, $40 worth of goods for _75c per week sf Stat Naph Broilers HAZEL WESTRHALIA'S 21c OM FIXTURES, hase Fancy, selected, fresh-killed Jerweys Idee ri n2e| Ask for gage Green Trading Stamps—We Give Them $65 worth of goods for $1.00 per week $100 worth of goods for $1.50 per week (MAIN Building, Third Floor.)