The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1912, Page 5

ae ae Pa 66 T h e Bi g Sto re 99 Not Only Sixth Avenue’s, But New York’s Best Store TWO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS ‘ for Reliable Goods at Moderate Prices TEDDY DRIVES AUTO. SO HE WON'T HAVE. e WE give this $30,000 to Charity #2": tell us by their VOTES which charitable and benevolent institutions, societies ang churches shall receive this money. IT COSTS YOU NOTHING TO VOTE! Yes, it's a very broad claim, but hi ified. 10 TALK ON TRAIN |AIN BUILDING ER (o secu tt WORLR IS"OUR MARKET, and ie o why pooable to ope ;, aos si —— —_ | _ Our Latest Striking Success in © adm Cosas te 1, SenSar Money othe Colonel Chauffeur in His Own | As 5 M ill ° BOTH SIDESOF 6™ AVE. J.B.G ren. «=: 18™ ~AND 19” STS not game it caty for you to become a charge customer if you-heve 4 A a ecoun! \ Machine When He Comes | 4 ] Inery ‘MAIN BUILDING ° Further, we give with each purchase the only old and reliable F “Bi . Look at the picture! It illustrates a Z 7 g From Oyster Bay. | happy millinery idea original with us. which Ie Trading Stamps } | We have taken the two most wanicd This privilege is pt ER kp ld LA BL it Theodore Roosevelt, horseman and and talked about items in the millinery Account to secure its advantages. if rou | . n 'y intages. Of course, if you care to avail your- ' Colonel of the Rough Riders, hi world to-day—CHANGEABLE TAF- wil ot ie qonine banking facifties and safety of Greenhut, Sicgel, i eae rice to th tomodile, | < FETA AND FLOWERS—and have f Sh thewen ve iioney, you may do so and receive 4 per cent. per ents of Oyster Bay have recently seen | ; combined them into many clever es : him driving through the town, his hand | / modeis. The cotorings of the change- O O munely ates rege ttateyd aie fa ' % ( able taffetas blend themselves MAIN BUILDING ee wee J SPLENDIDLY with the beautiful Leathers of Rare Excellence—Styles 9 ® : Be wah, sar eee a ones shades of the new imported flowers. That the Best- Dressed are Wearing Women’s Genuine English men, decause Col. Roosevelt's love of Worn for EVENING WEEP GO ke y To-day—Prices That Are Matchless ’ id : io and itera to automobiles \ RUD INTER PUNGTICNS onan This sale is for everynod}—nen, women, boys and girls. It is an event in which our D oeskin Gloves Reduced it Opens Sy Suite Gis ieuatie Weta | then be worn for STREET WEAR in early Spring. All hats | | P@trons reap the harvest of many big and most unusual underprice purchases. ; eee are the most wanted kinds—those that can be he was President he forbade automo- | copied from the newest models that fashicn has approved $ 3,000 Pairsof Men’ These shoes are No shelf -worn or Thousands of Pairs Terese he. and over again—and look new after‘each washing. Diles to enter his grounds, It was only for the coming Spring. Readyfor tomorrow's selling, at.. 0 D airsol Men's | made of box calf ’ ; » the more they are washed the softer they become. 0 dow menthe age that he semorea c (MEL (HAIN Bulidiag, Piet Floor.) $3 Shoes nd are caitlin’ EST S PE of Women’s $3 to Sewn full pique with Paris points. wooden eign from the entrance to the “A wout EC’ $4 Shoes at ached rc Length| 12-Bution Leng th/16-Buttm Length Grounds, announcing thet automobiles MAIN BUILDING he r he g We FES ts wee: aller § ae 4 in Sk Mom gnetelre — regs must keep away. e ucher style; | | + y t 25 $ a s2ite of the Celoner's preference tor Ne ever Such a Chance as Th is to solid extra heavy tinder pice Wom. the 1.89 2 oun aden, wine bed JE. ‘250 found an automobile indis- e leather soles and Selby Shoe Co., compri- penesable when be began to make regu- B F RK Ch 1 v é men i sing their entire sample stock of this son's footwear. ‘MAIN BUILDIN — lar trips between Oyster B; 4 heels; ideal shoes for Winter wear or for 6 ¢ a * fa hha G ge a ‘i ie went uy ine Furs cap y those who have a great deal of walking to Fawsas Udibar eunmont callcaa tt hin ttn or 5 a Sale of “‘American Lady” $ train y persons y —lette iers, sters an’ —plai of tipped; cloth or dull kid hi wee ranted fo selk with bm He ¥% to % Off Regular Prices BBllbeirente Ail utes THE Gro ll. °1.98 | ia, Fe malitery ‘Neoloy) every "pair, bus. Goodyear 2 Corsets at by automobile in about the same time Alert women—women who KNOW fur values—have | | There are still all sizes and widths to be had in Sate price we algo inchide WOMEN'S BLACK | | That's tomorrow's leader in our Corset Store--andta rattling good ‘a0 {9 required by train, and he ts driv. been heavy buyers in our Fur Store during the past week. our great sale of men’s “Flor- $2 85 VELVET 16-BUTTON SHOES in all sizes $] 89 one it is! The model on sale has a low bust, long over ing the machine except in the coldest sheim” $5.& $6 tench-made shoes e and widths..... Lbs ibe o hips, made of fine English coutille and Batiste. $1 r They were WISE! For NEVER in our recollection were dependable furs more mcdestly priced than they are NOW in The Big Stcre. We have not only reduced the prices on our own admirable stock, but with the purchase of the stock of two high-class manufacturers at the actual cost of the skins alone vou will be able to procure your Fur Coat, Muff or Scarf : at a price that will afford yes the opportunity of mak- ing a most profitable invest- ment. $52.50 Black Russian oF most stormy weather. The Colone) otM! prefers the horse for sport, and when he is at bome takes daily horse- back rides. As & concession to the automobile Col, Roosevelt recently built a broad ma- cadam road from his home on the crowa of Gagamore Hill to the pudiic highway below. For generations the Roosevelt family had used a narrow dirt road which wound up the aide of the hill ell boned, non-rustable steels; sizes 18 to 30; at (MAIN Building, Firet Floor.) REENHUT BUILDING—“Beerything tor the Home"*=—=, Sales of Vital Importance to Every Family It would ‘take you more than an hour to tead all the Special items that were submitted to the Advertising Office for tomorrow's selling. Newspaper space sis too valuable and Most people are too busy to read them all; therefore, ay we print only a few of the specials, eachian.indication of | the others that await you hefe. Incandescent Gas Lights Misses’ and Children’s High-Cut Gun-Metal Button Shoes—good heavy soles; all solid leather; all sizes up to 2; Serede; a S139 Misses’ and Children’s Kidskin Button or Lace Shoes—with patent leather ¢ soles and hcels; up to 2; regularly =a > Boys’ §2.50 to °3 a | 69 Shoes at . . . +e Fine shoes in tan, gun-metal and calfskin; button or blucher style; also boys’ black and tan high-cut storm shoes with two buckles at top; these shoes were made by the Endicott Johnson Co. of Endicott, N. Y., one of the large manu!acturers of shoes in the Goble led are noted for using e novhing but all solid leather in their shoes. aré all $] 69 $2.50 and $3 grades; sizes up to $4; tomorrow, we el (MAIN Bullding, Second Floor.) ‘MAIN BUILDING: Those Who Have Boys to Cl And Are Interested in the Biggest Values of the Winter Sea- son in Overcoats and Suits Should Attend this Sale, Tomorrow Snappy styles in serviceable fabrics and thorough workmanship, at the the family carryall Col. Ro the road too tortuous. Seach TEN FAMILIES VICTIMS OF STRANGE GAS LEAK, Boy Gives Alarm and Policeman S ni Coate—5; B + 4 SUGN EEO Leas a uuie ausrenacate Cad kind of prices that you ray regularly for the very poorest kind of clothing— — Off the Poison. * . My s Combination Offer No. 1 Combination Offer No. 2 . 3 rge roll the kinds we NEVER offer at ANY price. I A sembers of ten tam{liea ving én the cuffs; bro- ‘4 and *5 Suits and $ %6Overcoats Suitsg tate a $1.50 ad four-story fiat house at No. 237 East - 2, 95 9) 3 95 ght, ‘o- 6 Inverte: Hy Uday by eae antes $32.50 Overcoats at . . . “ed /and Reefers at . .7U- morrow, at GOC} Gas’ Ligne, the whole house, 81x people had to $72.50 Black Russian Ponyskin Coate—made i JKTS— Norfolk and double-breasted | THE SUITS are all-wool Pres i Tomorrow,at have medical attention. They were of the very finest Chay ited d skins; he: with knickerbockers; sizes 7 to 17|simeres, cheviots, worste sil $ Mre, Helen Quinn, forty years old, her Benutitel ancire eftecta: a2 iasuee' loner orduroys in government tans, olives and | grays, browns, fancy mixtu cludes: two children, Mary, six, and Sarah, eo hlel cuffe ot Read ie pip Ll ; wool materials, newest winter weaves, | elfects; sizes 7 to 17 years; brace) e twelve; Mrs. Augustine Libby, thirty. leaecewi ae i ‘49.50 fancy mixtures in tans, grays and browns;/ored and Ined throughout; knickerbocker ad Price in- six; Mra. Elisabeth Davis, forty-two, onlagh coats ha’ ntre vents; bottom facing. trousers. er, Tung- cludes: sh Mies ikki (Colac Postreseane ‘The inches long; THE OVERCOATS—long convertible collar] THE OVERCOATS are in long convertible solid by MUlhhe: Oha Mik Ceebae ives hi n-dyed skins; look like styles; heavy quality winter overcoatings; pop>| collar style; all-wool heavy materials, in tans, sten shade, rass asain dor athe Ds greg Feces ng roll collet and turn-up ular grays, tans and browns; also button-to- | grays, browns, etc.; some with belted backs; brilliant burner, in- ED potpallg colon tay ee ee cuffs; brocaded silk linings; $59.50 neck styles; sizes 3 to 16 years. sizes 10 to 17 years; excellent lining. Lindsay ner glass & boy told Policeman Henry Puck of eeprom aca teat £ ‘7 to *10 Suits and Overcoats at . . mantle, eylinder, Mo East Sixty-seventh street . station $200 Hudson Seal Coate—made of the very ° Finest all-wool materfals—cut in latest style, colors being the popular grays, Combi pilot - by- that people were dying in the house. He finest muskrats, European-dyed; 52 in, tans and browns; sizes 7 t0 17 years. ‘ombination Offer No. 8 pass, spe- summoned Dr, Mossman from the Re- long; have long roll collarand turn-back c (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) $1 25 clal /Lind- ception Hospital. All the patients were lined handsomely with pastel shades of silk iH . say mantle attended tn thetr apartments, Nearly and fastened in front with large 115 MAIN BUILDING Inverted eens, everybody in the house was made sick. silk ornament; tomorrow, at..... es ‘ ; Gas Light, globe. pa! A yt Lape teee wmertnan sag eaeeeneres tong ||| Lace and Chiffon Waists oe BG (#258 testes igh - off all the gas in the house and notified $99.50 Russian Ponyakin.... $21.50 |8135 Natural Pony Coats... $79.50 v . \ at 89¢ Sd Inverted Gas Light, the gas company. mey Coats . ‘i ‘ersian Corts. , 145.00 ° ‘omorrow, ——— 79.50 Marmot Coats........ 49:50 | 450 Japaane sits 29500|| THAT ARE Real Bargains, Tomorrow, at e sci fag aret a Wom de Lit Gas. . : x re Mery Hart, thirty-cine youre old, was Special Values in MUFFS and SCARFS They are beautiful dress waists offered \ found dead to-day in her room on the $5.05 Fiore Caney: pice atts Black Coney... at a great sacrifice, for they formerly sold floor of the roothing house, No, 22 50. . possum i Bast Twenty-aizth street. Ane had deen 18.50 Black Fox 50 | 19.50 Black Fo as high as $6.90. 30.00 Black Fox + 19.50 | 30.00 Black Fo (MAIN Building, First Ploor,) MAIN BUILDING We illustrate a white net waist, a very effective model made over China silk lining, effectively trimmed with imitation baby Irish lace; the back of the waist is as elaborate asphyxiated by gas which was escaping from @ tube attached to a wall bracket. ‘The petice of the East Twenty-second street station reported the case to the Ceroner as & suicide. e , the | di Hl th ay “WE SECRET UF cuccme ||| | Croceries and Fresh Meats divnoiailsetaisis ten "o's ||| Cee OU \Novelty Lace Curtains THE SECRET OF SUCCESS Best in Quality—at Lowest Prices for Tomorrow In this lot of net waists there are a great ma Ta Stove; ei acer Tawnoun cun. “Daylight” stRI many models of which there are only a S T Pretty, daimy designe en epotiese vhive Genuine Merit Required to Win y" few of a kind; this being the reason for the omer- | m ean 91.25 In our own “Daylight” Bakery we make dest o you id. We use the very begt ingred! we have all verietion freeh f ovene at several intervals ov hour. MERRY WIDOW POUND KES— oriental, fig, cherry, of ourvant; belf-ca 2 ibe. two I-lb, oR til canes, 2OC UR TONGU! cu dahy's Rex brand doz, $1.46; row,at ee me .75 NOVBLTY SCRIM CURTAINS— $2.35 bigh-clase imitation Filet ineertion; your Center| hokeot white or Arabe color; $1.50 | tomorrow, « pain. . net bat al $3.50 VERDURE TAPESTRY FURNI- TURE COVERINGS—S0 inches acess wide; tomorrow, e yard. corre $2.25 i excellent] NOTE !—Also a number of ecroll effects will be offered at this pe (GREENHUT Building, Firet Floor.) great price reduction, THE CHIFFON WAISTS are beautifully em- broidered and made over ecru laces; some are effectively trimmed with silk, the People’s Confidence Bave you ever stopped to re it {a that #0 many products that are ex- tensively advertised all at once drop out of sight and are soon forgotten? The toason is plain—the article did not fulfil the promises of the manufacturer. This icularly to a medicine. 1 preparation that has real curative almost sells itself, as like an endless chain system the remedy is (>) UY $2.50 White Voile and $ Batiste Waists, at 1.65 We illustrate one of the many models, made of fine white French voile, elaborately trimmed with Saturday Item Taken From Thousands in recommended by those who have been haw esh Meats 16 Jopanese emibrolzery fags al ieee nog or d-sivexge; Our Sale of . i sizes p44. sis c a . veered Tie haba a 4a (AN Bang, Prt Foe Rich Cut Glass & Fancy China! city-dressed; Ib. . . i BUTTON te of (et7 Came 180 MAIN BUILDING P $2.95 Hand-Painted in almost every case it shows immediate iis, Chocolate Set; To- of my customers testify. results, as ma i remedy that 1 know of | No other k ages, 21 morrow, at $1.29 Real imported china of ex- ceptionally pretty floral design, F embellished with delicate gold atracerics, Set complete for 6 ~ persons. (GREENHUT Building, Main Fioor,) Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 1.1 IN APPLES or fancy i No, 6 bee Oe le. sof Dr. Kilmer's Swamp: | the fact that it fulfils every | coming kidney, liver and | orrects urinary troub- | s the uric acid which | causes rheumatism, ria! bottle will be sent by lutely free. Address Dr, ‘o, Binghamton, mention this paper. Re; tles sold at ell druggists TO-DAY’S FREE WORLD CONCERTS aninen Erasmus Hall High School, Flatbush avenue, near Church avenue, Brooklyn Afternoon at 4; Eveningat 8.15 Full Orchestra and Soloists No Tickets— Admission Free mo Bel||Men’s 7 and '8 § imean "Bell Sweaters at. . e Stylish, Practical and Serviceable Made of selected AUSTRALIAN LAMBS’ WOOL, on the famous Shaker knitting machines; these fine garments have the POPULAR NEW “ROUGH NECK” or REVERSIBLE COLLAR good for moderate cr extremely cold weather. Also in this (MAIN Building, Third Floor) offc.ing, a limited number of Oxford gray only. qs Men's Shaker Knit Coat Sweaters—made to retail at Wines & Liquors Some of Tomorrow's clear our shelves ina "jiffy"; colors are plain Oxford gray and cardinal; also Specially Priced Items tack, soft and fine under a coat quart hore Men's Coat Sweaters—Iincluding many of the $2 kind, House werd y q © t $1 19 Oxtord gray; some trimmed with brown or navy; others tle Regal dry a Ld ploin red Tom k RED ONIONS of yellow oni No. 6 basket... YELLOW TURNIP or washed carro! et. H and 81.00, | Saturday’s Sale of |Specimen Value from Our Domestic Rugs! Great Clearance of $17.50 SEAMLTSS TAPESTRY, RUGS-~ . es anes $11.50) Framed Pictures Mise #Uelbs feats tomoreey $9.98 [$6 Framed Oil Paint- SEXML ESS. VAPESTRY' RUGS |/"98 Tomorrow, at 2.95 + THN) foots tomorrow, — $F BQ] Saleis limited to FIFTY PAINT- astlo’ SEAMLESS “TAbESTRY’ RUGS [INGS, ues y! slightly imper- 6x9 feet; tomorrow = | fect. Tee 8 fess tomorts $6.25 | with shadow box $1.50 gt. bottle Old | $1.25 quart bottle | 0c Hermit- $y Royal Mono: rye. vee gram bottle Fer- whisky ... 98c three-star | 81 quart = bottle $1.35 | Golden Wes | gin bi * ding 782 qt, Bottle Mone | rye’... Bde | Msc | ogram NoSGAg | $1.25 large bottle | whisky... O ry whisl (more than a] $1 bottle Dillon's q bottle wart) Pligrm | Old Irish for : i 88e | (en Taha, 39¢ in 98c wn AN Bul ding, Third 1 Boys’ Coat Sweaters The man who made these sweaters intended them to retail at $2.00; but he closed out his ENTIRE STOCK to us ata price which enables us 95 to give you your choice, tomorrow, at... sareatias ic (GREENHUT Building, Firet Floor.) (MAL \ding, Second Floor.)