The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1913, Page 14

aR cna seeesathsitiiensiaerimncmmneet? 2 ocean ne ne = = aca Rie iti _ sain ol 10, ! ' agreed upon as an Administration) and thr-s alm | meaaure while the result of Me, Bure avery # Ieaon's investigations are being await-(it. Ry. on 4. OT 8 no doubt,” said Mr. Burleson, “that the inauguration of the Parcel post and the postal savings sya. tem has given ® tremendous impetus to the desire of people all over the country to have the Government become ithe meana of communication every. — where It is @ subject involving two kiiniiiniiiinn FOUNDE] D 18 Ownership of Telegraphs Also I | nad» eae be | BROKAW BROTHERS - Pushed in Washington. aa MENS & BOYS CLOTHING, HATS & FURNISHINGS ‘WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Geverament . 7 Ie arte teeny wtene| Our revised prices afford profit- serouny emaceret wy Preven w-| able opportunities for selecting Conterence between the President ant} = Prancy Mixture Sack Suits at a Postmaster-General Hurleson have led to & Gathering of information about the decided saving. MMM MMM This is not intended as a sensational advertisement. It is merely a reflection of the conditions in the Fur Business, caused by one of the mildest Winters ever known. Such wonderfully low prices as quoted here for high class furs would be impos- sible under ordinary conditions. RUSSEK’S 362 Fifth Avenue (Opposite Aitman’s Here are Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat) that were formerly marked some as high as $225.00—the lowest priced were $150.00. New Mandarin Model, like illustration. With deep self collar and cuffs, made of | finest quality soft foreign dyed pelts.... | 75.00 Novelty Silver Kit Fox Sets Four skins, f imal effect, 1 Eat shee ea at | 55,00 be dinveosed at come length tn the Post ana while whey 4id not dlacuaa ine sub- nem oo aa So : HAVE BEEN GIVEN ONE LAST CHANCE 5 that only a heroic stand would save Hackett, Carhart & Co., Inc., Retail, from bankruptcy. bankruptcy and an opportunity to retire honorably, eet naire wee} and patterns. - core 2. Sse tbeeres teat: a a Rag reed Conservative and young men’s models, fancy brown = ject, Mr. Burleson sali as he teft the 5 ernment ownership, none has been At a meeting held on Saturday of last week it was decided by the creditors toy MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S HIGHEST GRADE SUITS, OVERCOATS, RAIN- ices have been slashed right and left, and in order to rearrange and re-mark the stocks and prepare them for : ne Meo jOtier gto irate 4 Mittin. * } Peative Danconese sero a) aw: Ge mixtures, neat dark effects, pencil stripes. CKE | I CARH AR I +S } ‘Waite House that on previous occasions Former prices up to $32. R [ DI j ORS GRANT [ x i E NSION we, ay neme: | Astor Place ourth Avenue | grant the Company an extension of 44 actual business days in which to clean up} their complete stocks and to wind up their business. COATS, HABERDASHERY AND HATS MUST GO, REGARDLESS OF COST. For 58 years this old name has had an unbesmirched reputation, and this sale will stand unique as the greatest this great event the four stores were closed Monday and Tuesday. life-time opportunity is presented in this sale event to the men of New York and vicinity to secure wearing é 5 | ade an 2 oon ce Tae oer om} =D HIS season’s newest designs ; wept Fgh ad President for a few minutes to-day $20 & $25 when he had discussed the question Athough bills have been drafted by ONE BLOCK FROM BROADWAY — suBWwaY AT DOOR 4 HACKETT, CARHART & CO., INC., RETAIL, @ The debts are piled high, and immediately after the extension was granted the directors of the company realized 4 effort of any company for sacrifice of profits and highest grade stocks, with the chief purpose in view of prevention of apparel for year-round use at astonishingly low prices. The first consideration of Hackett, Carhart & Co., Inc., Retail, is the satisfaction of its cus- tomers. Any merchandise purchased which is nct satisfac.ory may be exchanged or money will be refunded. Suits, Overcoats and Furnishing Goods for Year-Round Use, Regardless of Cost i Sale Includes Entire New Stocks for Fall and Winter, 1913-14 $13.50, $15 and $17 | $20, $22.50 & $25.00 $30, $35 and $37.50 7) Many broker sizes in this assortment are of original prices higher bbs than’ those quoted, The lot includes Suits and Overcoats, | tuitable for year round service—for this Fall and Winter and next | juded are the choicest garments that men of long experience Included are heavy weight garments for Winter and. betwern- catering to a critical New York clientele, selected to sell at the above ! rt teason service, including the newest pencil stripes in blue, black prices. The range is replete with exclusive and distinctive styles. Spring and Summer, Every fabric is high grade—ail wool, thoroughly | and brown, Also the most complete assortment of Fail and Winter including a host of foreign concentions, (Some were made to sell cold water shrunk and hand tailored. Suits of Blue, Black and Overcoats ever displayed in New York. Fine high grade fabrics upwards of $48). The Hackett, Carhart stores have always been correct Fall and winter colorings in all the new mixtures, Over- in distinetive styles and correct models—ail tailored in the exact, | famous for their showing of garments at $30 to $40, Here, now, coats in every modish mixture and staple shade, Sizes and correct | ainstaking manner that has for two gencrations characterized at the season’ s beginning, is the entire assortment at prices that models for men, young men and boys. Fiackett Carhart ine clothes. ‘The assertreent includes nearly 3.000 you would expect to pay at the end of the season, dite usted above | Suits and Winter- Furnishing Department —_!ifeoruapicn ten many cus ret un tow | $37-50, $40 and $45 $ 2 2 7 5 e price $110.00 S10 All Sk Web Suapendry, in heiay bones oo 3 Weight Overcoats.. ROO ives cad eget | PM Socrand 75e Silk Web Stapenders. 0.0... "jee te'$.00 | $25, $27 & $30 Suits Here are garments that are exact counterparts of the finest handivork ed F ieee : 1 of the most expert custom tailors. Fabries of highest quality, tailored Imported Model Coats Match: ur Sets am Sweaters Malcal\ Senter | Winter Weight Over- by journeymen tailors working in unison to produastie best of which ; MSG snd $830 vetoes no -$1:95| coats ° SRR ULE wt nanbie 0 datloeme oath Gy nee peepee tee eee oe : : : cecestsveseevensecees : . . ic lines which are possible of development only Beautifully Trimm Made of Fine Pelts $4.00 and $5.00 values, now... c.c.cscccceceesesesseses 0 GB67S | etalk Many of thelonurallrics ate War seers y eee eS SS Hf ‘00 and $7.50 values, now sans seeeeee $4.00 ! ¢ lis — es fier Me Nie tas | The geveriment of Winter weight garments at this price , ‘hl id $300 Hudson Seal Coats $2U0 Ermine Sets........97.50 $0 Etco Pure Thread Silk Hosiery includes ony those of the very finest texture. The originabercss | Choicest Lots Up to | | aipandancy clon voor. Gg for S138 | the assortment ip one that has a most eloquent appeal for whoever $45 in Suits & Winter- : ees — cares for fine clothes, And this appeal would be no lers, even though . e fm Garters | . oa, | egulat prices were asked. Dighey, deessiness and first qualky | Weight Overcoats. Regular 50c Silk Pad Garters f 189 Bee. . characterize the fabrics. The models are thote smart New York Little can be said about these garments except that they represent Reple O i ke twofor 25e| and English styles 10 much appreciated by upsto-the-minute men, | the most skilled efforts of the ablest craftsmen in all tailordom, Even a Hand hiefs . ; | Many of the materials are of foreign weave, and many are exclusive the original prices represent the rarest kind of values. Each gar- 2 for 25c Handkerchiels, in sanitary packages, ......,,fourfor 28e) with Haciett, Carhart & Co., Inc., Retail ment is identical in fabric, style and workmanthip with the highest Neckwear . Ea S0e to $1.00 Cut Silk Four in-Hands, f 5 2c) \ . ° gland aa: Gendt oak Sle 486] TRADE | Reductions in Dress Clothes 1:3) agsto Kara Heavy English Hand Framed ¢ pee %G, ga |] * SHIRTS | "The dress clothea of Hackeit, Carhart are a standard of correctness and Silk Knitted Scarfs... | smartness—and of finest quality. vw | Full Dress Coats Shirts gett, Carhart Custorn Made Shirts 2.00... aw ERIE NS Ie " uni Mushroom Tucked Shirts aes 8 CS Lh. sien $45.00 value Dies Costas... a Un * MARK Fede’ Reis Medium-Weight Natural Wool | Tuxedo Coats $300 Baby Caracul Coats $165 Fitch Sets........... 79.50 $325 Persian LambCoats|190.00 $50 Pointed Fox Sets ....24.50 $350 Moleskin Coats) $90 Black Fox Sets...... 49.50 Full Length Motor Coats, French Seal, Marmot and Pony,} former prices to $100.00, to close at .............-050 ees ; ‘35.00 priced clothes to be found in New York today. Large 5 Skin Skunk Muffs, Persian Paw Sets, suitable) formerly priced at 369 00'35.00 for Xmas Gifts, value $10.00/4.75 ——— = > a 39 Value Standard Extra Quality Natural Wool..........2 85¢ | $27.00 and $30.00 valuc ‘Tuxedo Coats coevevevssss $17 | $130 sais NewShvinkable Woo, fll fashion -°"-"-'41.38: | Manhattan and Hackett, Carhart] | $3100.$3500 wd $3750 value Torolo Costa... $a Pp Glaves Dent's and other English makes, regular and Cadet sizes $1,10 | & Co. make $2.00 and $2.50 Tuxedo & Evoning Drees Vests (Fancy & Wash.) ' Shirts. All sizes, 85c. Full Dress Vests and Tuxedo Vests, values up to $5.59 $3, Full Drese Vests and Tuxedo Vests, values up ta $9.00 Our 13th Street and Harlem Stores Only. e ’ ‘ Boys’ and Children’s Clothes 66 99 | $4.00 and $7.0 Chileren's Sule Reefers and Overcoats, all en COLLARS, 60c Per Dozen Terry ane Blanset Robes aye I he Shadow a Shans e 6Chien anor’ Sits RedenoniOve: | Ayyow Brand and Redman Brand| |" "ssw \i0'yiss sw if fabrics, Sizes 7 to 5 A 4:50 to $6.00 values, now, : ‘ De ey A Thrilling Detective Story by Arthur Stringer. \ aye kines now, a5 | only 60c Per Dozen $9.00 to $12.09 values, now... Ee ———ee—e is 5 Se $15.00 to $2!.09 values, now $3.09 values, now $1.50 | * * In the narrative is one of the moot daring 3 $16.50 Value The Hackett Carhart Women’s S, ecialty Sho, $25.00 Value The Villain criminals i sonst by abe police, COATS, Everything Musi Ga Recardiess ed Cost Ys /p SUITS The Story poe ae Saat $4.98 841 Broadway at 13th Street Store only $9.50 Don’t Miss The first instalment Magazine and Story Section. haw Sf 5 265 Broadway 119 W. 42nd St. near Chambers St near Broadway. Opposite City Hall Inc Open Evenings next Sunday, Dec. 14. S41 Broadway, G ° ‘ 154 E. 125th St, At 13t treet : near 3rd ‘ Near Union Square @ etail tard Ave Open Evenings @@O9O2200.