The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1911, Page 14

i | eres ee + ee INVESTIGATING ~CARCRASH TAT INURED THRTY Inquiry Is Begun to Determine} © Cause of Collision at Elmhurst. } Wounded passengers tn St. John's) Hospital, Long Island City, and at thelr | hromes in Astoria, Corona, Woodside and bther Long Island points testify to-day | $o the seriousness of an accident at 7) Wdlowk last night, when two trolley} jars of the New York and Queens Dounty Raiiway Company collided at) We and Arlington avenues, Him: | Fmhisty persons were hurt, some of | Bhem severely. The known injured are: $ BLOOM, GUSTAV, of No. 384 Tompkins ave (Osi; motorman of Ube eastbound. cat: ‘out; right leg broken. FRED, ct No, 12 Canton street, broken, JAMBS, of Grand avenue, Co- ; bones of right hand broken. PPIOwLLET, PHILIP, of No, 7 Sherman street, face bead Freeed and ‘cut about the bosy. One car, eastbound for Flushing and ing rapidly, Jumped the track and in front of a fast moving car west- hound for New York. Both cars were frowded. The platform of the west car ympled and pinioned its motorman tn bis own vestibule. The east car was torn In halt, Reserves carriages, 5 AAAAOOOOee were called from the Elm- ‘The cause of the accident ts being In- vestigated. yris, | Maeter wal and using to give the! ir names. NO MONEY DOWN This Beautiful Genuine expense. if not entirely satistac- fj tory return at our ‘I This China Closet is made from ff the very finest genuinequarter. ed oak; polished; with hand [f carved postsandgallery,fullcut [IP French legs and claw feet. Sells sts Our Price 2967 0 wherein the United Stat WE ALLOW FREIGHT. If convenient,call and look over our line of China Closets, We show 85 beautiful patterns— each and every one quoted at Strictly Wholesale Prices. nal | “Cost Regul I Give Greater Values”— Moe Levy. “Clothes From Maker to Wearer’’ Nobel Belgian Let Us Send You on 10 Days’ FREE TRIAL at tat at we guarantee Empire Furniture Mnfg Co. 56 and 58 West 22d St., New York, Largest fakers of Furniture in the World STOCKHOLM, Swed -| Swedish Academy has ($40,000) to Maurice Maeterlinck, the —— Hinck Wine 0; prize for literature for 1911 Lord & T. aylor Founded 1826Y Special Sale of Men's Shirts, Neckwear and Ratncoats Saturtlay, November 11th ‘author. English Folded Four-in-Hands \ imported and domestic silk 4 4 Values $1.00 to $2.00 J Knitted Sith Accordion Weave Fourein-Hands plain, cross stripes, embroiqered figures and hobble effects. Values $2.00 to $3.00 Russian Cord French Pleated Bosom Shirts with white bodies, attached cuffs. Value $2.50 Raincoats in taf shades; Raglan sleeve or square shoulder. Value $18.00 65¢ \$1.35 {57.35 , j5/2.00 it WHOLESAL ao HOLEAALE be able to buy Ae t8 eat oods from st wholesale assort: jewed to make yo! for You waving from 40 to. Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. ates Price—That’s Why The merchant of to-day is not a philanthropist—he must make a profit in his business or he ] can’t stay in business. Rent is a large item in the cost of doing business. Any clothier situated HH on the eat thoroughfares will verify this statement. I have continually claimed that I undersell the regular | retailer by at least 831%, because my cost. of merchandise and my cost of doing business is less. i In rent I save thousands of dollars a year, because my big store is out of the high priced districts—away from the great thoroughfares. Then, ae ene too, my clothes cost me less, because I manufacture them in \ my own workshops. Tam able to sav you an additional sum over the regular retailer who must buy his clothing from some wholesale manufacturer. 1 don’t contend that the regular retailer makes exorbitant profitshe is simply com- pelled to charge you at least 33}4% more than I ask, because his cost of merchandise and his cost of doing business makes it’ impossible for -him to charge less and stay in business. ‘3 because it is convenient—it isn’t—but because they have found out that they can save at least 3314% on the finest clothes in town. If it’s location and not clothes values that you are looking for, then there are hundreds of other clothiers that can do more for you than I, but if it is values you want, take the subway to Canal Street station, walk one block East to119-125 Walker St., and you will save 14 of your clothes money by the trip. If the subway is not convenient, take the 2d or 3d Ave. “L"’ or surface cars to Canal Street and eople come to my store at Walker St. not walk West—or the 6th Ave. “‘L" to Franklin Street—or Madison Ave. surface car to Walker St. and walk 100 feet East—take the Sixth or Eighth Ave. surface cars to Walker St. and walk four blocks East--or the Broadway, Columbus or Lenox Ave. surface cars to Walker St. and walk three blocks East. $25 Service Guaranteed $1 5 Overcoat or Suit at . It isn’t anything wonderful to be selling a suit or overcoat at $15, but it is wonderful to be giving a suit or overcoat such as I’m selling for $15, because these garments are actual $25 values. Remember, it is not the price of these suits but what the price commands that makes these garments so wonderful at the price. Lots of clothiers around town are selling overcoats and suits at $15, and they.no doubt are worth it, but these garments are actually worth $25, measured by the standard of the clothes that other retailers ask $25 for. The story at the head of this announcement explains why this is a tact You can have the smartest English and New York styles—rough and smooth effects in fabrics, and everything that is rich and attractive in the latest shades and tones. You owe it to yourself to see this value before you buy your next suit. Come here with $15 in your pocket and I will satf&fy your every ideal of a $25 suit. ri $20 e $35 to $50 Fabrics e in My Overcoats at I bought a lot of fine, imported fabrics meant to go into overcoats at #35, $40 and #50, 1 Bought them at the price that into my regular $20 line. That is why mark them only $20. retail clothier, am able to offer my trade. No matter if it’s one of those smart, could make these garments up and loose, drapy Raglans; a big, fuzzy double-breasted or single-breasted Ulster in a rich, dressy, genteel style—I’ve just the voat you want. Some smart suits in the lot, too. _ This is indeed a rare opportunity-—-$35, $40 and $50 overcoats and suits at $20, $15 Boys’ Overcoats at $8.95 Here is one for the boys—you know it takes more cloth to make a man’s over- That is why I am able to offer you real $15 boys’ over- coats made out of mannish cloths, ina mannish way, for the little fellow, at $8.95 Open Saturdays coat than a boy's. #8.95. The garments are made up of fabric ends fiom my #25 men’s line in Raglan and Ulster effects, so popular just now. Sizes 8 to 18, Real $15 value#............0.000 08 j\ Other special values for the boy at $2.95, $4.95 and $6.95, Moe Levy Open Evenings Until 9 Till 11 o’Clock (My Only 119.125 Walker Street, New York “0h!” 3 Blocks East of Broadway and One Block East from Canal St. Subway Station ” "HE EVENIKG WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER, 10 VOGEL BROTHERS 42nd St. at 8th Ave. We're Doing the Biggest Winter of Our Career---and It’s Easily Accounted For. SUNDAY WORLD WANT ADS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. regularly pay for the fabrics that go It’s one of the advantages that I, as a manufacturing | quartered oak frame, with | STORE OPEN SATU Under our roof is gathered one of the greatest stocks of Men’s Winter Overcoats, priced sob that every man may choose just the overcoat he wants, whether he wishes to spend 549.50 45 16°" $48 $90) or ‘40 up to No matter what style is wanted- whether a conservative, dignified overcoat or a typical English Raglan—it is here—all are here—the Box Overcoat, the Chesterfield Overcoat, the Raglan Overcoat, the Regent Overcoat, the Great Coat, the Convertible Collar Overcoat, the Plaid Back Overcoat, the Ulster, the Ulsterette. The Sale of Sturdy, Warm Overcoats at $15.00 Loose-back models and form-fitting mocels some knee length, others 2, 4 or 6 inches be'ow the knee—made of kerseys, meltoMs and velours in grays and black, also fancy gray and brown fabrics. Unquestionably the best overcoat value ever offered at $15. The Sale of Convertible Collar Overcoats at $16.50 Big, loose, long Overcoats—with that splendid convertible collar that in fair weather: lies flat and open and in stormy weather can be buttoned high at the throat, military fashion. Light and dark toned grays predominate. Splendid values at $16.50. The New Plaid Back Overcoats on Sale at $25.00 Raglans, Regents and big single and double breasted Overcoats, of heavy, shaggy fabrics with plaid backs—in grays, tans and browns. These are the smart English styles that other stores are asking $30 and $35 for—-on sale here at $25. Luxurious Silk Lined Overcoats on Sale at $35.00., Black and Gray Overcoats of kerseys and meltons—overcoats that make a man feel well dressed and always carry that air of refinement—overcoats that custom tailors ask $50 and $60 for—on sale here at $35. [__ We Give Double ZAC iin Uniil Neee Single Stamps Aer Noon | VOGEL ISROTHERS 42 st.at 8 Ave. & iN Dorr \ 1 aes Purchase You Make Up to $100.00/ Seems almost too remar!able to be true, yet | it is, and the fact that the offer is made by US is‘an absolute GUARANTEE that it is without Present this coupon to any ot ¢ salespeople, ake a purchass desired, in any $100.C0; then pay fifty cents a: ; our gecds will ‘be promptly ce- et livered to vour home after bili PA audited. EB. Ww. & Farniture, Rugs, Beds, gt Go-Carts and Prete ro f for Targe Extra BP 3.49 Grids Chittonier HI ike design, in really fine solid golden oak, with stylish wood} ~ knobs, shaped gallery with bey~ eled edge and swell ton with double-meaning or “‘strings 4 designs. Morris Chairs, like design; heavy, fancy carved heads, spring seat, etc.) $12 value; OMY, .ceesevees Store open Saturday until 10 at night Not $15, Nor $25 Cash Down, But Oniy 5 Not only $100 00 worth of zoods for practically no dc posit, but you get ALL the advantag:s of our extraorcinary purchasing power~-mar:eious kar- | gains, DEPENUALLE quality and exceptionally WIDE CHOICE of America’s KEST furniture Dining Room Suites, like solid Early English oak; extra onal values. Buffet has French bevel jets (Value $10.0), onl, 49400 GS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK