The evening world. Newspaper, January 11, 1912, Page 10

THE (EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY. 11, 1019. - | PNSTENDDLLNS FEcasoeae Ob Rahat Cotas | FOR “TREE LUNCH BARNES CALLS COMMITTEE. €p Nacht Ja Vee raat INC, lo RETAIL Sixth Ave., 20th, 21st and 22d Sts. 1868—Established 44 Years—1912 We Give and " Don’t Mise the ALBANY, Jan, 11.-—Williem eenes Biway at 13th St. s or bn 4 : JANUARY ir, chairman of the Reputiican tats | ‘ se OND e cEm OF OUR "Gea. = Committee, has fenued a cal or a ‘CON WE WHITE 4 * | meeting of the committee to de held for 92.80 od] Court Teaches Holland That a} in ’New York next Raturdey. ai Mere! Herons Cate te laters otattet| # Great Annual Clearance Sale {J vestccxon Rest Quality—Lowest Prices on Sixth Ave. sau. party at which dele j be elected to the National Convention | at Chicago. Kochester wante the convention, which probably will be held early in The demand for the unusual values offered in fashionable apparel of the ‘Hackett, Carhart” Standard is becoming greater every day. Special purchases were necessary, and the following will be placed on sale to-morrow. Our Motto ta: ‘‘Carry Nothing Over.” Run tor Protit. For Extraordinary Friday Profit-Sharing Values sveniag Journ! R cost A Jtouend, « reat 00- | APTI. apessetenisiensnpaeeieee ; A eater Y Rast Fitty-t faliesihia Street and Afternoon Dresses Posy ton dotiars weir he i paren Dondrul Germs he Responsible Velveteens, corduroyn, serges and silks, in all the $7.50 ® You Men Have Always Got Your Money's Worth he ate last t f . predominating models Heretofore $15, 0 which was | Balinese and Most Hatr'Trowbies Due to | @otiare asa fine | efter a charge preferred by J @ cafeteria at Holland wer | This Karncite Which Destroys Hale Meote, Seal Plush Coats | Full length models, ornamental frog fasteni $ and tlebly lined, for juniors and emell womens” | 12. 50 Heretofore $22.50 High-Class Tailored and Wheneber You've Bought Clothes in Our Men's Dept., Bat You Get More Than You Ever Got Before in This Clearance Sale of Men’s Suits and Overcoats Nobody wante to be batat Jeeted snip menni then NALDNERS, NL Re et ter et Rut @ nee fret, failing herr, If you are troubied with Itching scalp of falling hatr, be on night and saw $ 6004 things to Holland helped Wim | guard againat Dandrutt. Get 14 of It with: § Trimmed Suits 15.00 en eee creeveeie’ te nce, tor dandrutt j Exclusive models in velvets, corduroys, chiffon & : jell Mata Mtere—Serqnd Floor. J etarted to leave without paying ' upon iteeit and joths, mannish serges, English whip- $19 50 The Price We Have Set on These 75° The Values Are Positively $18.00 to $30.00 “He ate the most exp things on |“ 1 the hair roots, cords, diagonals, chevrons and ni fabrics. . $] 3: the coun ‘ 1 Quinn, “and Ih 18 pessibie. Heretofore 29.60 to $45 Lines Shows a Strony Saving. = In Every Instance on Every Garment. when I hy h a cheek for $2.10 he) Hi h-Class BI ik Cc. ) $ co é . i Pan . tore It up r } ac oats 50 This $13.75 price, which is just low enough for everybody's means, represents a loss to us, while it is sizeable enough to ing that, 6 hang 0 pore ef the Gralp) Imported chiffon broadcloth, artistically trim. 18. +) ou ¢ Lal reed ! . bh sia 7 i «& guarantee you qualit) anything of a free tu sh arowth of youth med with braid and velvet. Richly lined and $22 50 3 ‘ the % Valies F : tried to convince him No unerehtly dandry interlined, for street or evening wear. ° alues Formerly tree eta mo, ee iterators tas vows | SE-9Y ET At $4.89—Boys’ Suits, Reefers, Overcoats Farle et tnouent t wana trea{NEALTILN W,'W. White, pastor, Viewe/ — SOOMERIGITIDIAITOIGRMRAIAIMIRECMITEOTEIOBIIGS t$ 8 . y S, = « Up to $12.00 1 M4.) M, B. Ot writes we: "I have luneh. 1 did Know It was @ pay| igi halt a dow ferent halt tonics, | : = place. I nt this man was trying | te do me the prisoner j Beds and Bedding in Our Great January Furniture Sale 10 to 50 Per Cent. Reductions O'Neil! Main Store—Feurth and Fitth Floors, . have specially featured everything in our BEDDING ‘department and will continue to do so. to-norrow Rvety wa TAS Svery article of BEDDING is drawn from our regular wtock. Not one dollar's worth has been made for cale pu avery Eile ls new and Up-to-date, and i@ made to conform with the OWEILL exacting standard of quality. Our muttresses pil are made of only the highest grade material in @ s'rigt7. Brg 4 way and by men who Pe ee experience in mattress making have become experts in their particular line of business. ‘hese are the reasons why O'NEILL 3D) 4s the best that can be procured, and you pay na Srvc te an you would in places where lesr care ie taken in the manufevturing, where cheaper material ts used and where leas experienced tm do the work. count of the great quantities of BEDS and BEDDING cold during a saic of tis kind we require from a week to ten days In which to make deliveries. @eak with Stern Brothers - ANNOUNCE FOR TO-MORROW AND SATURDAY A Specially Prepared Offering of Very Desirable and Seasonabie Founded 1826 Lord & Taylor Important Offering of Street, Afternoon or $16.20 Hair Mattresses, 911.75 $15.00 Brass Bed, $10.09 98.75 Felt Mattresses, $5.50 Men’s Furnishings GREATLY BELOW ACTUAL VALUES Pleated or Negligee Shirts, of Imported Percales, in desirable patterns, coat style, cuffs attached, F of Imported Madras and Percales, light and dark grounds, in neat stripes, coat model, cuffs attached, Regularly sold at $1.50 and 2.00 Folded Four-in-Hand Scarfs, in all shades of Plain Colored Repp Silks, also fancy patterns, , Regularly sold at $1.00 Domet Flannel Pajamas, in a wide range of patterns, all sizes, | ‘ Regular Value $1.50 at 95< $1.15 x 55° ee OG OA OL Ie ee at 95S height of head 58 11 je 66.{na. high, the foot {s 37 ins. high. { Fancy Walstcoats , $45.00 Peis of Lat Mie cotta teah t BROMAIT Saa learns ud centre Hi . . he best English lacquer; made in all ef of Worsted, Flannel and Mercerized Materials, 132.78. regular’ sized 916.00 Enamel Bed, $12.00 entiine SUL) | Alage with end brie Regular Value $4.00 to 5.50 , e 1, at vermin cannot get tn; . Blanket Robes, of Imported and Domestic Blankets, vm in desirable colors and designs. from $2.75 to 5.50 Formerly $3.85 to 8.50 Friday, Clearing Sale of Upholstery Fabrics FOR FURNITURE COVERINGS, i atte leg Mount casters of head 58 ina; height of the foot is 2 ft. $ in. ‘Two inch 3 aks inoh aquare cros: i v DRAPERIES AND FANCY: WORK. $7.50 8 $2.25 be fn SF Soar 3 3 heavy, Rony Ke equare Resta ee Mattes filing. iting Baby's safest crib, The sides are extra . at $1.25, 1.90 and 2.50 Yard Former Prices from $2.50 to 5.50 ALSO SEVERAL THOUSAND YARDS Blankets and Comfortables Colored Wool Blankets, in fancy designs, double size, Comfortables, Double Size, Figured Dotted Swiss, with plain borders, Printed Japanese Silk Centre, with plain: borders, Each, 6.30, 9.25 at 2.88 at 4.98 Special Offerings in Women’s Neckwear Jabots, hand embroidered and trimmed with real Irish and Cluny Laces, from 58° to $2.85 Values from $1.25 to 5.95 Shawl Shaped and Eton Collars, trimmed wit' real Irish Lace, from 75¢ to $1, 19 Values from $1.25 to 2.50 Circular or Sailor Collars with Cuffs, hand embroidered and trimmed x $2.75, 2.95 ——— niin with real Irish Lace, a gee ee Neckwear Imported Macramé Lace Collars Theatre Dresses ~-in the new spring models— made up in Crepe Meteor trimmed with chiffon and laces, in all the latest colorings. A number of large sizes in the selection, at the Very Special Price of $32.50 Exceptional Values in Crepe Meteor Afternoon or Evening Wraps marabout trimmed, in all the smartest color combinations, Early Showing of for Spring, 1912 Real Baby Irish Yokes $3.50 & $4.95 $1.50 & $2.25 Imperted Ombre Chiffon Beaded Scarfs $4.95 Bleck Knitted Muffiers a5¢ Women’s Merino Underwear a limited quantity at reduced prices Merino Vests and Tights and Cotten Union Suits ‘ (Like cut.) Luxurious mattress. per: fectly sanitary, non-absorbent, dust. proof and vermin-proot: made to your or- der, jn one part; you select your own cov~ ering; thoroughly tufted. teks: tufted $5.00 Enamel Bed, $22.50 Brass Bed, $18.00 wn (Just. like filustration.) Pillars 2 ina; rod ui 2 ins.; seven 1% in. filling rods; best English lacquer; made in all regular slzea, January Sale of Floor larly $18.50, at. $31.50. 9x12 ft., regularly $16.75, at. $14.90, ‘ Red Mottle Smyrna R ; Sx6 {t., extra heavy quality, regularly tre at 92.50. B. Altuum & Co." WILL OFFER ON FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY, VERY DESIRABLE: STYLES IN MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, FROM THE. REGULAR STOCK, AT ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES. sizes 810 1036 » 9. 6 6 (Litho cut) Geoa quant: mattress. 43 1b, weight, m two parts, covered with A. stitched edges and thoroughly (Just like illustration.) Made of all steel | tdea in the construction of enamel beds. | The height of the head is 6 ft. and the Mado In all sixes, Brass mounts, finished i 930.00 Brass Bed, $24.00 Just like illustration.) Pillars 2 ‘ins: ‘Just like Mlustration.) It has 1 top roa Bird ina.; nine 1% in. mating rods; pillurs, 1 1-16 In, top rod, 6 in lex mount casters; heavy husks on lead rod, % and % in, filling rods. The heal and foot board; iy in the best Laked white enamel, Sash and Casement Materials, 19°, 25¢ Real Irish Stock Collars ne Coverings te Soe om Exceptional Values To-morrow, In ne White Net and Lace Guimpes Tig it erin 100, bien 4 . day, Friday and 4x1014 ft., re; 500 Yards Inlaid Linoleum Se Maly eee tie Neen: White Wool beset al Palr, at a Lawn, Lace and Nes Chemisettes Temaatts and Caer: P 2 to a6 sauare yards in As usual all staple and Blankets Lextra Large Size, vm 495, 6.28 50c to $1.00 Sie ace pad y #1 up-to-date lines will be ee Grocery Adv. on Page 15 of This Issue uare tubing. A new $3.75 brass filling rods | Height of head b of foot board constructed finished with the best Can be head either in wright or satin finish, It 1s made In all regular sizes, 3-16 tn, bottom the reinforced, trussed end har atrength and reatlience. $7.25 Accident Proof Crib, $5.75 adds high and the fillings are so close together that the baby cannot put its head between. them: woven wire bottom. January Three Days’ Sale of Toilet Saturday. placed on sale at far be- low regular prices, Mall and ‘Telephone Orders Filled, Memorable Dates of 1911 . january 3—Postal savings banks established in the United | ‘ates. March 18—Unite States Supreme Court :.ustained (0: poration tax, ‘April 22—John J. and James ts. McNamara arrested, May .18—United States Supreme Court declared Standard O illegal and ered its dissolution. May 25—Porfirlo, Diaz resigned the Presidency of Mexic., June . 2-Co. onation of King George V. and Queen \tary of £ gland. August 3—Arbitration treaties between England and Unite | States and ‘ between France and United States signed in W ‘ashington, Auguet 10+-British Hous: of Lords accepted Veto bill, August 19—-Government conciliation ended strike in | ngland, September 21—Canada repudiated tariff reciprocity with United States, September «. —-Italy declared war against Turkey. i! Company ‘November 3—France and Germany announce Moroccan agreement, December 1—James B. and John J, McNamara pleaded guilty. at $1.85 | December 17-—Preaident Taft announced abrogution of Russian treaty, Regular Prices $4.25 to 5.50 Silk Vests—white, pink and sky 1] 95¢ ab ar 2.25 December 22—Pereia seceded to Russian demand for dismissal of Shue. Ser IR A ( | SIZES toes ete . z | * Ms December 28~-Chaotic condition in China makes forecast of f; Real anish Lace Scarfs, 4 95.25, 5.85 Union Suits—cotton and merine § each prt Bo Se Beak epee ete 4° ember 28--Chaotie condition in, Chi es forecast of fate of Values $7.25 and 10.75 iWest 23d and 22d Streets } ” ot ge 4 .- ie EAD LO ce eee en te ee mente te ee ee Breadway & 20th St.; Sth Ave.; 19th St. yee ademas Pe eect Som oat Fh Avenue, Mth ead Ith Mtrerts, New York. | Say ets ~ a ‘ December 30---The World Almanac and Encyclopedia for 1912, the greatest ready-reference book ever published, was placed on sale, 25c at Newsstands; _ West of Buffalo and Pittsburgh, 30c; by mail, 35¢,