The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1912, Page 10

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1912. Wackat kavrarie(o. KE. E. PURLINGTUN, Vice-President SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Men’s Winter Suits and Overcoats The only real sweeping clearance of high-class clothing in New York, because EVERY sack suit and EVERY overcoat in our four stores is re- duced to a price, $4.50 to $21.50 less than our regular moderate prices. A Mt include blues. blacks and fancy mixtures. All our sack suits of 7 he Suits worstcd chovict, serge. Clay, velour and cassimere are included. The febrics ere from the world’s best mi The styles are New York styles for New York Men. The Tailoring is ¢ 2¢ high Ha t. Cerhart Standard. The values at our semi- ual sale prices are the best values in all America. OULD YOUNGMAN (nee ce ee AIDNAPS Bl AUTO. ~INDRVERS SIGHT 3 | Eludes CSeiltien 4 Atel GOWSE a arcan ta tres te. oun Garo cmeiiec| © years old, | by Coal was from jo of which he was custom to sleep in barns and out { Now Mrs. Lehmaier’s |'%# 07 the properties of persons * *hoin $6,000 Car Is Missing. Noth yon dent 014 soul omy casual friends and tt looks lk Bomewhere to-day there ie &@ 1690) portgiy Field for Hetzog. wit green and black limousne ¢ $000 worth of rugs and rove® (ail belonging to Mrs James My s oe Letmater, who hae an apartment at the | know where tt is. ) William Bell, tne chauffeur, was t GUARANTEED $ joe Dwellings, No. 40 Wee 4 be! 23 JEWELS weave, Bu; Mrs. Lehnaier © | SOLID 14 KARAT MUMIA Visa, yesterday attoresen, ana GOLD Just read the four above lines over again and stop to realize what it means to you. This is the otier that will upset the Maiden Lane District, which is the wholesale watch district, more than any drive we have made in a month. The 23-Jewel Watches they all rely on to make big money. The 23-jewel is the one they so tightly draw their condition of sale around, which forees everybody who wants to buy a 28- bhontng up to der tro: Hranger watked up, Ju antly, waved his hand away. !'Et'e the boldest plese of work I ever ra of,” declared Mr. Lehmater ¢ at his place of business, No 2 covery of the car and an adifitional sum (or information leadag to the evr gon Of the thief,” Bel) mace a f dar, Two halime ap the chase as far RAGE fea aah Seay oD greene Siere buy a watch and pay your money for it at j BET Sy she ine be bos ‘areca: Oculists and Opticians young men. An overcoat for every man. a wate pay your money for it at and gotten under way. the Len iter ear | MM Paw siet semen had Gisappoared. At West Ninery int street a pedestrinn sald a car e 1m the desorl (hp jurt turne: Sold only at our eight stores. rd street. Seerg the stranger war | Horeising speed, Hell borrowed an “ ‘ enw include the new chinchillas, the new warmth without The Or ey coats weight fuzzy fubrics, the new fancy back overcoatings and i he finest meltons, kerseys and vicunas thet the mills produce. There are box models, Reg! an models, Ulster models, convertible coJar and belted back models, for men and Jewelled Watch into paying a big price, and after a man pays for one he, accordin; to the condition of sale, only conditionally ond possession of it. Not so here. When you owner. You get your receipted bill of sale. Now ‘23 Jewels’’ is engraved on every one of these watches, so thai there can no mistake by the salesman or the purchaser. The ea ae Men's $15, $18 and $20 Suits * $710) 23 Ta and Overcoats, reduced to. . Men’s $22.50 and $25 Suits ana ' $7 4-50 Overcoats, reducedtn . . Men’s $30 and $32.50 Suits aa 50 $30 and $35 Overcoats . 919 pater that, the tral was cases are stamped and guaranteed to be solid 14K Gold through and through, not a particle of base metal of any kind. The model is the handsomest we have had this year. There is a vast difference between the wholesale and retail price of watches. I wil! not attempt to say in this instance what a retailer would charge for this same kind of watch. It would be un- believable, but what I Go say is this: a pur- chaser may take one of these watches to any wholesale house in this city, and there are dozens “Best Values at the Lowest Prices.” 121st in. “pStreet January pete Saies Sa urday Women’s Chinchila outs Ginis’ Cordu. oy Coats Aloo misces’; gray or navy, large co! |Vetves corduroy and Knglish beaver lars, mannish effect or buttoned to the | coats, suitor collar, double cuffs, warm eter centcs fag lias ions Sire) Men’s $35 and $37.50 Suits anil 89 Ys TRO TAC? feo Sie or ce Soren value 5. oe i dealer can sell them as good in lots of one hun- Fb oh hy caby Aetgrel vince eac eal ee ix: $37.50 and $40 Overcoats S dred or. more for less than $59.98, with sll q@rnet and le, large square sailor (tures and tweeds, Norfolk or double discounts -off, we will gladly refund the money. Our store closes ut 6 o'clock. CHARLES A. KECNE, 1° Broecway Diamonds, "Vatches, Jewelry Lord & Taylor Gallas and double cuffs of white curdu- | breasted styles; sizes 7 to 16 rey trimased with larue {ene buttons, | years: formerly 3.98 2.49 art, ck effect; vwetot ? ' meee Bi ihe ts tratch +3 QS) weet Russian Bleuse Sus and cuffs; velue 7.98 : | Made cf excellent quality blue sere 5 Wo 3 B. th Role jaws of soutache braid on collar, em men’s B.. . n on shield: 3 to 8 | sage bend kimonos, made from ile best jyeare: alu 3.08... i 2.98 alan fleece flannci and duckling < ; eer; some richly trimmed with atin: | \ omen s Auto Scarts @thers with wide Persian borders, silk: tik, Lresden and Poeun «fleets, and two large tassels; 2 yards long und 27 in, wide, € oss: 36 t046; values up to 3.98 Q5C | vaive 59 29c Women’s Biack ¢ oplin Shiris|, W 00 -texier Underwear Blade resell for $1.49 for e Wemcrtt cece | DF» Wright's underwear ior mien: heavy oh oI flcece-lined shins and drawers | ied cance Med on account of de 1 aise; valle O48 49c Men's Shirts Men’s $40 and $45 Suits a .5o0 $50 and $55 Overcoats . . aX Shirts |[Men’s Fur Men’sHats Clearance Sale of Clearance Sale of $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Coats $3 and $3.50 real and $3.00 Shirts, all/Clearance Sale at! precited conforming ‘oe Me ae bad fa planted, (ins qual Ay Hevea, Verity oa sizes — 10 allFour i Price| daryiee § 95 Founded 1820 satin dl, dee; mn, cere in ete sand Ayurce, co trode, ey apecial ‘a 69c teundered Pee a e re! wah all new eo and | Woncn's Shoes regular 49¢ "'39¢ les : flawless (C cing Dongola bluchers, Cuban heels, eoiid Women's Uncerwear styles, Less |hats, ommencing bolas one counter sizes J) te |Heavy mbbew fleece since %, 6; also ft kid, warm lined, sleeves, pants to match, wn eae Pa 98c Ef Jiengthh; regular sizes: special ; 19¢ lt ses’ Shoes Women s hos Dongole and box calf, high cut bution | Fast black split soles; noes 8) 4 i leather solce; sizes ny] 19 to 10; epecial ‘9 i . Me epecial . en's SH Ss Women's Ped Garters {Heavy nacural wool ose | 1 Sateen oF moe, in « Larue 124¢ {al ties to 114; regular 12%, JAC variety of colors; special Misses Underus ar Women’s Gloves \y Veached corto flevce lined ong Ev caape. uiey {chides ie HALON suits, With drop sew ten, also bluck and white, 4° for girls from 4 to 14 . all sizes; worth 68 CF Cc! Meee 39 Cren Saturdey Evenings Until 10 P.M. Monday, January 8th, 1912 Our Annual Sale of Wrappers, Kimonos ~. and Waists Presenting larger assortments and Thad tried severar remedies but they x3 Better Values than ever before. mee HOLUZWASSERS bln ei Januar Sae ot High Gr.de turnit.re, 6 % Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave., 19th St. ax the At thoes C:rpes, Rugs, Bedding, &., at a Reduction of . ‘sani wotl:| & gf 00 A _ pea Every Evening Unitl 9 o'Clock 1 WRAL ba Aa that tired | HS ‘Kauai Casnarts Cote E. E. TURLINGTON, Vice-President 265 Broadway] !25th Street|119 W. 42d St.Jg41 Broadway Near Third Ave. lvear broadway Near Chambers St. Cor. 13th St. oh Harlem & 42d St. Stores Open Evenings 'Tulls What Saved Her Lite, | Wonder Values for Women In This Big Sale of Boys’ Clothing At Four Brill Stores This Week n it hie TP could a ‘ he in my stomach, Pargeins in Roys’ Suits Rargains in Boys’ Overcoats 1 to be| SEE NT $3.25 for $5 and $6 Suiis $4.50 for $6.00 and $7.00 Overcoats wot, | Credit to AU. Norfolk and double breasted suits, made | £7.50§9, $10, $12.50 & 315 Overcoats from all-wool febrics, some with two pairs of Two characteristic a Daryains, offered to knic ke ors to enc! h suit. Neat, smart looking J clean up as quickly as possible broken lots suits, sizes 7 tu 18 and unusual bargains at | of w arm, durable overcoats cf tine quality. $5.25, Sin gle and double breasted convertible col $7.50 for $12.59 and $9.95 Suiis lar overcoats made of strielly idl-wool ib In this lot we have included several broken | [°° 4ud finely tailored and finished lines of high grade Noriolk and double | £2.00 for £5 & $6 Russian Overcoats breasted suits. ‘Ihis season's newest and | Made from al! wool fal and all-wool smartest styles in large variety, Remark- | lined. Warm durable coats pvelation in able values ut $7.50. Splendid evumpies of | what the Brill stores can offer in the way the powers of large buying of Bargains for Boys. mn Ni eM, FD. Noo How, Lowell, Ind. ws Dr, Kilt Lo, Ving N.Y, Swanip-Root Will Do ForYou dr ivilmer \ 4 Hin ame sample bottle it wil 1 VCALENDAR Separate Sheet in Colors \ ROOMS COMPLETELY '* $65: 0 FURNISHED AT. f@ wooms cox TELY 00 wr 148! p) FURNIDUL GRAND RAP.DS FURNITURE EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEE?ING nb anil De We Pav Freight & Railroad Fare ot tdes mn 141 (-1423 Third Ave: at 80:St. Be Eatre Charge for ty | ANOTHER GREAT SHERLOCK HOLMES STORY—“The Ad- | Adrortiemente for The World may be wet te venturg of the Red ( s” by Conan Doyle, will be found in next Re) oy American District Menmuger Otte ia ue Sunday World's Magazine, Read it, A thrilling story of mystery and : . - oy aol OP, Me _avtaigam adventure, CATALOG Ne MAILED FREE On Sale At All Stores Except Our Store On Broadway at 49th Street eutioa the New Regular fifty rosiee bottles for sale LIVE CONVEN‘ENT eh “Get the Habit.” Go to way, or, ambers St, pti Street at Third Aveni uth ro) 7 Cortlandt St., mr reenwich ie Square, Mth Harlem Store4 pen Every Evening