The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1912, Page 10

ee — Preeti >. » ‘ THE EVENING WORLDA GH ediies WE“ The Big Store’’| =:.|GREENHUT-SE ing the year 12, They were promptly | the time +s TWO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS BOTH SIDESOF 6™ AVE. J.B. ; 5,000 Winter Overcos The Entire Stock of Choicest Overcoats for Foremost Manufacturers in the United States}. This is only one of many models fully as distinctive 110 Overst se vere a wer are in sm I a S $12 O bs MESSALINE. SitK waists. : All sizes and all colors are in ‘ * \ ver : A $ Rho dreamed her two chfiiren after the lot. Women’s i ia a $] 5 Over 3 Pomorie, at 4 Y : Made of striped SERGE, und with black, helio | or bi ripes; Sith patch pecker ind plait at shoulders; { $ % this model also shows the new soft turn-over collar. An ex- ' cellent and durable shirt for office, shopping and outdoor wear. ‘MAIN pec et ea | y ; $230 Over on Women’s Suits Ns $25 Overs Formerly Priced #15 to *25, Ws S30 Overes Tomorrow, *6 7 5 at e The manufacturer needed the money { lary te Preea Beate. ‘MAIN BUIL DIN: Lace, Chiffon & Voile Waists | y fimith was arrested #t. Paul on a charge of burglary, De-| eotive Murn Geriied to teat the washing thetr faces and combing thelr theory of Beart Demis a. en indtoation | haty, and sent them to school, then hur | : Hi thi ali hahgetlatg eal heed “iene aoteoied asked qubstions ant He| Formerly Priced as ee eres ee [saned te the ‘a heart beate, and High as *5. : To- "erent wa he absence of | 90; Frank Btretna accused of having mia tion he released him. e morrow, at Real Big Store bargains. By that we mean that ge have an opportunity to buy styles of the hour n BEST materials at an extraordinarily LOW price. We illustrate a WHITE NET waist, in a most effective model. It is made with large frill and combined with contrasting shades of colored net. used the malin, wae politely he her for the Grand Jory, and a bowed his thanks to “Your Honor.” a by entianaenees TO THE POINT Tn the telephone Deoth of @ restaurant ‘frequented tn the tea hours of the after-| noon by women ts this placard, prom! nently 4 NoM {San Pra wer this telephone.” official of Philadelphia , | & catfish he had Rebbhers Work Right Under Noce—Get Half Hie Mastache. note. een mia him in a chair whtte the| Tells How She Keeps Her other anipped off halt the Dirwute ar. Health— Happiness For if nd te fine MMpiodd porsoning ret in and fe tet, | Me was for years goneral manager of tne Philadelphia and Heading, John Holly of Cumberland etreet, Ja- maica, had a flowing mustache that Those Who Take Her Advice. aifburd of Pittsbur. rty” a score of freshmen were bath: upper claramen. “Ene elanteen plored boys among the | vietime became brunettes, and all have to etay at home until the stain weare oft. ‘The upper claagmen who aid th orked very hard, 1 am forty-five years old, and am the if children. Many people think it strange that I am not broken down| with hard work and | An anti-swearing society wae orga ined the firet of the year at New Al any, Ind., and oathe uttered by the members « amount to #476, which has been given to obarity. | A round-up of 300 suits from our own superb stocks. Not \every size in every style, but all sizes are to be found in the AWHOLE collection. Mre. hau of Omaha, who started in to diet six moths Ko to 11 Ain searcely ever without it i we her health, is dead of atarvation.|~ 47 : ° cans idn’: Raglans, Split- -Bacl ier Lois tied yet he arent oy Bul is hae yet Hoary Lids is f 12 Styles for Your Choice ‘we didn’t need the overcoats, but English. heaters of theeer apne ps ee omy ee erent eee | dest Ghubieee har taces 4 EMMY representing the season's Poca htie ab modele-—the, mere the proposition he made‘ was so tempt- ry mm Qvercoats wo th Fateh Po o V Yom- P fact that thei t een sold at regular prices is * 5 .ty, Convertible or Mira ot Proegame te Getting Tee id fr pint priode en irequler sufficient proof of that fact. nua ing and the overcoats were so good The New 46- and 48-inch Button-Thre that we simply could not resist the | 2 opportunity of offering our custom- ers such magnificent bargains. E. D. Muneon of Hastings thinks the brown eagles protected by New Yors| and New Jersey have @ little too much freedom, even for the Bird of Free dom. He wae feeding his prise chickens when @ huge eagle swooped down from the clouds and carried off his Anest rooster, R Fancy-Backed Vicuna Overcoate. Handsome Double-Breasted Ulsters. At the Above Prices It Will Pay You The Materials Included Are Broadcloth, Serges, Worsteds, Mixtures, Cheviots and Novelty Materials in Black and Colors Quantities being limited, none of these suits will be sent D. or on approval. COME EARLY TOMORROW. (MAIN Building, First Pieer.) & Feats Wor Reet it tbr Than Now, ||Ceasnee ot BOYS’ Winter Suits & Overcoats French-Knotted “Ceylon” All Popular 1912 Winter Styles—Sizes 5 to 17 Years—Values to $7.50 Necklaces Ie Sure to Be an Immense Hit, Tomorrow, at *2.75 These strings are strung on silk, with a French knot between each pearl, which se- cures the pearls against loss and avoids stretching the silk. These are graduated strands in the new length. A beautiful, white, lustrous color; fitted with solid gold clasps; some set with rhinestones. Teachers Take Ont! ‘They Will Net), Marrr Ti herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful , holds the record bf | being the most successful remedy for) Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 tutire Stock of Children’s and Juniors’ Winter Coats at Greatly Reduced Prices 4 He Nine young women of the foar of MAIN BUILDING Women’s 23 Petticoats, These are the “Eppo" coats; fit the figure withor crease or a wrinkle, You will see at once why we recommend this petticoat. It clings perfectly over the hips and waist. Its simplicity will at once appeal to you. Itis fastened at the side with shirring of elastic at back This petticoat is made of ex- cellent quality percaline with dee shirred flounce and finished wit embroidery ruffle; black, brown Navy, gteen and wine, 4 No girls at graduation will be mo. those who take advantage of (! ., exception ) rightly trimmed graduation diesses. Tasiiiely date sould das ba 4.dindtine tame for its beautiful appropriateness .o the o Misses’ Graduation Dresses—several models, cial than this one, for this is the season of the © Deets x of which we illustrate one; beautiful cree- iiss er opera: a6, \ i \ tions in lingerie and voile; exquisitely trim- Ney ees ete z R med with combinations of Val. lace and line tad tucks; a charmingly youthful model is taste: fully trimmed with cotton Cluny and medal lions of a ad Dutch neck and short i the skirt has the new apron effect ue equally rich; 10.75 Coats of Chinchilla, Cheviots and Mixtures, plain tailored end dressy models $5.00, $9.50, $15.00 8 $19.50 values $7.50 to $35.00 (MAIN Building, First Floor.) New Spring Models and Materials in Misses @ Juniors Washable Dresses all colors—14 to 18 years $4.75 & $6.50 ° Meats, Fish, “Daylight’’ Groceries Cakes and je a * Every staple and fancy to make Sundey's dinner a big success, on sale here tomorrow. Fruits and Vegetables FANCY BALDWIN apP- PLES or fancy Greening ppies; Misses’ Suits—only about 29 in all of these splendid cheviots, serges and corduroys; not all colors, styles or sizes; therefore peta stil ae Girls’ Three-Plece Suits— splendid 54 85 Tingerte and Cotton Votle Dresses 14 to 18 years lace and embroidery trimmed $10.50, $12.50 & $19.50 PTE TONGUE 4 oF yellow Rex _ bran i onions; No, 6 2! : tater... ,., BBC cheviots, marked down to, peexn's Penal tare wee Veants Ratt ah © ; BELLOW TURNIPS ’ , TERING tte print, SOC bial) QBe |} ci Mresced! ite turine or washed Infants’ Washable ‘Dresses eMuGs deren... 49¢ ‘ait'toro quar ||] basterecsst,,, OLE “—--"~- WAIN BUILDIN MAIN BUILDING citys i2c LAR Men’s Hemstitched \». Handkerchiefg 2to 5 years | Lawns, chambrays, ginghams, pereales and linen, in sev- | eral models CHOICE CANDLED 9 GGS—deven...> SOC Sale of Finest Soft Hats * eo it 3 R cI C iat y 98¢, $1.45, $1.95 & $2.45 ' haan, [| SREDEN ot sed turned, BR Aree ihe ma, 20C An Entire Sample Line of $3, $4 and S o Pure Irish Lines Imported Hand-made Dresses MILD-CURED Bat , _Shapes that will be popular this Men's pact lored Bae A enthh coats years s 24 ‘ 25 w . Spring are included. Conservative der Handkerchiefs—some slight. ' 5 5 ee P ate Be ise - aryies dot Sider me: Collegiate ly impertect; special, z .25 45, $2.95 $3.05 Imported from Ung REAM SQU ci —¢ styles for those who want them. each... Pt 1.25, $2455 95 Bir’)) ands regular S86 OBe | Teer es Be r reels 18¢ |] our ‘| ears ate telescopes, alpines, mas- Women's All Pure Irish Handkerchiefeo—in cots, and troopers, in smooth and rough-finish effects. Colors, suupes and trend ud ? sizes for everybody. We illustrate three of the styles. (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) ‘MAIN BUILDIN: $2.50 Monogramed Sheepskins at 1 39 Imported Hand-made Bibs at about 12 usual prices $1.50, $2.50 & $4.75 values 83,00 to $12.50 ‘MAIN BUILDIN' Wines and Liquors 67"%4.0" fomorrort, Speciale wart bottle Yale Oe #1 guart bette Golden 84 (1, bette Bitiente Old Se | 91.80 raiee Levee three. * M™ The | 41.8041, done Od g brandy ......... Mal” Bde ise Fetus Regal ry 69¢ att rmitage rye S124 He bettie Mate: 64c each, 19¢..,...., Children's White Handki with pretty drawn-work Iso some very pretty Made of bestsuede sheepskin, in variouscolors, Youcanmatch the hangings of any den or library; also table covers, pillow tops, piano covers, chair C BOX quart bottle Purl- ee eats Be hth Ave: 10th Sk moristts" Be | "Sar temee* ” BBe Bie | id Biase ina os || PACK. lumpmats,cte, We willburn yourmonogramon any sheepskin youselect,tree, a saver, 6 or 1 j Pe Double 29¢ Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 0’Clock expenses ‘ee ME SRN NR