The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1912, Page 5

5 ¢ on ee ee yssie lite TT at ; THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1912. WHAT BE DONE TH BG GARDE “AFTER THs ROW? The Big Store’s Biggest Sales for Friday == | GREENHUT-SIRGEL COOPER ©. CONSOLIDATION- ANNIVERSARY and JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES Which Are Rapidly Drawing to a Close. ihivmmer "| ~ BOTH SIDESOF 6™ AVE.’ J.BGR uTPres. 18 'AND 19™ STS, MAIN BUILDING: MAIN BUILDING: And in addition to the far-reaching economies offered throughout both of our mammoth This Smart Hat Shape Women’s Knit Underwear buildings in RELIABLE MERCHANDISE, there is the inducement for our customers of profit-sharing with us TO THE EXTENT OF 5 per cent. by collecting Two Big Purchascs-$1,400 Worth—in One Big Sale Made of the Popular Change- $2 95 id Tomorrow, ai ') Price able Taffeta, at . . . . ° ° 1 ° The Only Old and Reliable Q*AV Trading Stamps Note, if you please, that we do not ask you to open a deposit account in order to secure any profit-sharing advantages. However, should you desire to avail yourself of the splendid banking facilities and the safety of Greenhut, Siegel Cooper and Co., Bankers, you will be These garments are made of the finest yarns and are beautifully allowed 4 per cent. per annum on your money. ; F trimmed. YOUR CHOICE OF HEAVY OR SPRING WEIGHTS, Incidentally, if you are not already a charge customer, we will make it easy for you to A An unusually smart hat for berween- | | High-neck styles, low-neck sty ped, necks, BO fs NOW. These com nt Aaa te for long sleeves, short sleeves, or at,agarment’...... BIC sailatac tPosned inte a anniwerel The pants are ankle lencth, knee plain. And the immense assortments include ¢ lar sizes, as become one. And finally, HERE you WILL ALWAYS get well as extra large sizes--YES, AND (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) ‘We'll Tear It Down,” Says, President Boissevain, Just | Back From Europe, “We + Start to tear down the Madison Square unta on March 16."—G. Louis BoisseSain, president Of the F. & D. Co. “The donl to rent the Mndison Gquare Garden to the circus inter. | ests will go throngh."—Lisiic K, Palmer, secretary of the F. & Dy Co. hWen an Evening World report tried to learn’to-day whether 0 1 Madison Square Garden would be tor down oF otherwise disposed of he dis- clvered all the elements of a 7 among those directly interested in the matter. develops that while Mr, Bolssevain able taffeta; rressed into a number of wonderfully smart shapes and faced with black silk velvet. A big variety of color combinations, ‘he New Cloth KNOCKABOUT HATS at 79c A mid-winter fad, and deservedly too, for this hat is admirably adapted for srety day wear. A big variety of patterns; cach hat trimmed with a sma!! fancy feather. fa Clearance of Silk Velvet Dress Shapes Formerly Priced (and Mighty Good Value) $2 95 at $5.95. Tomorrow, at . . ‘ ‘ je “Better Goods for the Same Money or the Same Goods for ; Less Money Than Elsewhere.” MAIN BUILDING Women’s $12.50 to $20 arance which began this MAIN BUILDING $3. $4. “Crown” Trousers Tomorrow, a Pair, at *1.50 & °2.25 “Crown” make trousers are too well known to need any further commendation from The Big Store. The best clothing stores from Maine to California fea:ure this make of trousers, and they deserve to be featured, tor they are stylish, shapely and well made. WE BOUGHT THE SURPLUS STOCK, AGGREGATING THOUSANDS OF PAIRS, FROM THE MANUFACTUR- ERS, AND THEY ARE OFFERED AT THE ABOVE PRICES FOR TOMORROW. Every waist-measure from 28 to 54. Men and youths of Ca \* ao A been abroad dickering for capita! @ demolish in its place a ture, Mr. The velvet market has been overstocked, and because of this condition © old mullding and erect Mificent office struc hi This is a great January cle morning—but assortments are big and veried enough to take care of all who will respond tomorrow, as well. All new styles and in popular fabrics. The very best proof of this is in the fact that duplicates of these suits and dresses have teen sold in remarkably big quan- tities at the regular selling prices. a The Dresses, ing up a eireus intere ‘No, it ten't altogether tho Ringling | $4 Rrothers who are oing to get the Gar at hts 0 + to-day, | l which the | Ringling Brothers are a part Hs tj CONTRADICTS THE STATEMENT |b to rent tt to tho MADE BY HIS CHIEF, ut Mr. Bi resident of your | vork of demol- | 1 be begun on Suits These offerings are the result ! of a mild December. This has & Ten smart models in both | | of which there are eight beau- ‘ , F given us a chance to buy high- d\il tailored and trimmed styles, | | tf. styles, are made of ee will te fitted Late A class manufacturers’ stocks at © BEM CLERC ADELOT Sone ON Tit FFE ¢ assortment of materials includes ieee low prices, and we % 1OTS, MIXTURES AND | | LILNNES, SERGES, COR: Cassimeres Worsteds Stripes have marked them accordingly. MANNISH MATERIALS; | | DUROY end WOOL BA- Cheviots Mixtures ue yeu ca and ey gray and brown aay also E BLACK THIBETS; § $3, $4 and $5 values, at... .. 1.50 and 2.25 (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) |G REENHUT BUIL DING—“Everything for the Home’=; black and colors, TISTE; black and colors. Prices Were Never Lower and your money never brought you bigget dividends. The sel- ling prices are 14 to 14 off the regular figures, Sizes 32 to 44 in both suits and dresses, but not in every style; none will be sent C. O. D. or on approval. No mail orders can be filled. Remember, at this sale you can buy a suitor $ a dress, formerly sold up to $20 °7.50 { scan Me. Botasevatn,” de- ‘ai “I don't know that uvout the deal not seture, He's been | six days and we that : t ft to the circus ‘ through."* '. Bolssevain, the | » mpany, who says he has money to ce the project to de \ molish the poe building and put up \} & new one. | " MAIN Building, Pret tloor.) Here, Tomorrow’ A f ee ° vewtea WEbate, S04 BO snide Dining Room Furniture , MAIN BUILDING ° at... e 52 inches long; roll collar and Groceries M e at F Q h , and Curtains 4 turn-up cuffs; lined with hand- 9 S, 1s Prominently Featured Among the Dozens of ; * some brocadéd lining. : Specially Priced for Friday Other Big Sales for Friday. om nee $49.50 Black- Russian here is no grocery stor ter New York that can serve you better than ‘ Oo0 R <n Fi A Be Ponyskin $39 50) we ey eal aatait gt Batty OWT mee Dining Room Furniture : i Made ot vet y fine, pliable, tact i Phone 0 " piace slay Coffees $22.00 ’ i ee , Rake eltin European-dyed skins; 52 inches kive the best coffee values in Sideboard ’ ee the a long; Ic1g roll collar ai | cuffs; ’ was ap) lined with guaranteed sa:in. sf Tomorrow, Tomorrow, at ty J Also special values in Persian, : ... 28e at Rea airs Marmot, Hudson Seal OS ads OP) 540 " e Blended Squirrel Coats. 8. 10¢ aoe Muffs a Me aety Stake os “Oe Rutsed end polahed fine i 4 3 AND Bat SSLLS Se Polished finish; base 48 1 vain 6.50 Black Fox {UDA POTATOES 5e | | inches vide, 24 . ri Ings of twenty Re orn ape dil Fresh, Fish ee ie aoe have | REN ON “ °r B4e re fish free of charge. 3 ra : ‘MAIN BUILDING : : ‘ SSIDEROARDe tabbed ena | Seto ering bute 25c and 35c Belts at 19¢c salind te mad Her, and, with the sSatewe fi meled and solld brase H win Mr. BUFE a Tenia bias ‘ MAIN en _—===MAIN BUILDING==—=—=, 4403 fanaa alrars sue : flounde te, drawer and’ ewe '| Crowded : 16¢ one $1.25 Sales of jimateeaunin” dg Trish Point Lace Curtains : mbrellas Women's 916.59 Coats § 75 A Values up to $8.50; 55 56 50 Tomorrow, Pair, and ° Wide, handsomely embellished floral borders; scalloped edges; mounted on heavy, durable, washable “cable-bétbinet.” $1.25 Ruffled Embroidered Muslin Late ean Bereered (snare ortleres—wide range of colors; Curtains—fine sheer bua "153 | your choice, tomorrow, $ fry; tomorrow, pair...... Cl palt. ccses te eccercee 3.45 (GREENHUT Building, Plest Floor) For Details of Our Sales of Rugs, Cut Glass and Stoves, Please See Today’s Journal. 7 2 MAIN BUILDING MAIN BUIEDING Best Wines an iqQuors. af?” Erde High-Class Sewing Machines [ nate bh ie and_ Saturday Our $1 a Weck Easy Payment Plan {| mess | oN HH te. | ray $2.50 Messaline Pettl- COBS. cn cnes cess + OOD 100,000 yards of 39¢ to 50c Silk and Cotton Fabrics ring ete O14 Women's $3 to $4 Shoes at ve.ess es *1.89 Ribbons, Cold Weather Gloves, 1c Goods, (Basement Spectats,) ‘a Flannelette Under- at 89c 1,200 of ’em for Men and Women in this Sale, Tomorrow e; coverings are liable frames; els. Big variety to choose from, fiver, horn, gun-metal, mission and many noy sity Syrup ; ‘ou 2 cold Ww wear. Full details of the above im- po tant sales are printed in to- day's Eyening Journal, (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) ‘MAIN BUILDING ugs for Every Housekeeper White Goods and Linens arvked Down’ Way Below Cost! makes it easy the world's best makes and have the use o aying for it at your leisure, The “Fountain,” the e Rye Whisky t . aC Paul Jones’ 4-50: P| Vv ictory’”’ and “Bleetro” are three of the finest made nd Hill High School, Street, Richmond Hill, L. 1. PORT, SHERR Liule Worker, MUSCATE i A ists till Whisky 98e 95 We repair ail kiuds of sowing-machines at a ) k ) - i| ¢ K 4 anda INVESTMENT for you an 3 3 fg! an Wh F E 1.65 i children; at Rs 17 «© °30.50 4; ranted St oie 7 Other standard machines here incl io. 66G, 7 drawers, Ee a] ir Sale , and Wilson” @ 10-year $9 A Bull Kinsno more E ' ahire tr chlan wafetalben, ff ihe An : Wynand carved oak, elegantly ee =d] | : ri Fockink’s Genuine Ho mmission or black walsutt Saye a ae j ee : mn Yar) Gt esesettsaee aanal TO-DAY’S WORLD 4 able Hamasi: " ha Racy ge Rouen ' cath add “pyar j 1 860 vards for t N'S SPECIAL. LIQUEUR ! FREE CONCERTS | 4} WHISKY very old Head Machines 89 9) 7 @ size} He Pure California Wines Hand M Mit ine 3; duaiity and large of ‘ le ‘ if . < HY HED NAPKINS s ( t 4 ! ‘ tor moderate price, All parts for our machines can Afyernoon at 4; Eveningat 8.15 uh fn : 6 for 4Qe] °° for o:k 69e | O¥e || | ats tll 67 }| be bought here, man damask; dozen ( i Ge | iesesessene DEW | (MAIN Building, Pourth Floor.) | | | | | rere | | Full Orchestra and Soloists ouble JX" Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 0’Clock Admission Free—No Tickets