The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1914, Page 9

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Improves, ‘4 The Three Big Events At the Receivers’ Sale Tomorrow Will Be No. 1—Receivers’ Sale of Girls’ and Misses’ Apparel. e SON he 19% T0208 7"STREE No. 2—Choice of the House Sale of Men's Clothin W. A. Marble and John’ 8 . Sheppard, Jr., as RECEIVERS ne. No. 3—Advance Sale of Furniture Preliminary to the February Sale. The three big events at the Receivers’ Sale mean the three big events in New York, as ordinary January Clearing Sales are past Se. be | ee compared with the Receivers’ Sale. sail 4a & Big Event No. 1—The Receivers’ Sale of Misses’ & Girls’ Coats, Suits, Dresses 271 Misses’ $22.50 Coats & } sherigirans a efor ssuagn mnt ate trimmed sith y et age husk : 5 = and are ed with ornamental butt 4 cords; are D e t & C : nx ees sete ihe maao ee nea eee oe Oe ul clare sit Sie orien A ea & i ? im (O20 147 Misses’ $ and Ju « : + of 0. fs * \ $14.75 Costs 07D is a \ a Will . sea Se eet nad te thd oper Reon, meseinnn, comeriing At $3.48 Ay ill Close Out Saturday \ ; at i harge turnback caller ond cuffe to | Among ; ot g8.00 At Rémarkably Low Prices iS aa silgecrale cleat ken §g.7§ | a We Picture Three of Our New: a j nate \ UY Ned) 5 Spring Hats on Sale Saturday. Girls’ & Misses’ Winter Coats|]| \f . Values up 2.9026 1D oy aca i, Out of scores of mart styles we illustrate the above thew 4 ——S ) f » nuriped| “Boucle rumen ed coca tay amet writ tines i heite models for immediate wear, at $3.48. hats are rer collar and cults ot velvet, Blush’ shown ta of MALINE and VELVET COMBINED. o§ Girls’ Coats of Cheviot, Corduroy, Velveteen, $5.00 13d Misses’ In Our Untrimmed Hat Sections on the Main Fleer dibeline, Chinchilla, Polo Cloth and Scotch Mixtures. ( Giele 735 $ } a (Burs Suite * Peale Jeger the following new Spring Hate at very) Prices according to materials. 7 Schoo! 2. 7 a paunry tn Castticakisier of Moire and Velvet. Broken ry 8} to 16 years. Formerly 87.95 812.75 $18.50 — Mad ron te =H valtedatre oe) Ge ‘at eect a: ised with Combination of Velvet boo | ne Tea. ‘ A 9.75 12.75 De iy puttone’ eines € tm 16 aolined $2.78 ne hia Hats ENTIRELY of Malt Maline. | i —E————————— — \ccesislneiiemaaiaetlbals Mid-Day Cabaret—Restaurant—Gregori- an Quartet, Miss Claire Tiegen, With Sorlin’s Orchestra. Receivers’ Sale os Girls’ Coats of Zibeline, Boucle, Cheviot, Corduroy, elveteen, Wool Velour, Broadcloth and Fancy Cheviot. ||” Prices according to materials. i | Broken sizes, 8} to 16 years. Formerly $22.50 $25.00 $35.00 15.00 - 19.50 25.00 ‘Big | Event No. 2—In the Men’s Store—Second Floor Receivers’ Sale and Choice-of-the-House Sale of Clothing at *15 25 Gifls’ Svort_Coats of Zibeline, Mixtures, Chinchilla ‘Young Men’s & Youths’ =) and Wool Plaid. Prices according to materials. wh ufacturers of men’s clothing have /ON Broken sizes, 8 to 16 years. Formerly $9.75 $25.00 Long Trouser a A) l teed ml eke ean ad te args / Suits We accepted only the choicest of the clothing offered Gridheait e replenished our own excallent stocks with a fine lot of loth 73 Mises’ Coats of Cheviot, Zibeline, Boucle, Corduroy, g ps has been sale, regular prices. ¥ Chinchilla, Scotch Mixtures, Wool Velour, Charmeuse and BD 2 pad nde aS 98 ie det i -! ‘f Kponge. Prices according to materials. i From $10 ere Uroken sizes, 14 to 18 years. Formerly $19.50 $29.50 $35.00 \ a. s* 12,78 19.50 ~~ 25.00 30 Misses’ Sport Coats of Mixtures, Chinchilla, Wool are _lailored, espectally to enal mn of 1: to 20 years to 3 chal NDorfect fitting ‘clothes and A Plaid, Corduroy, Velour and Eponge. Prices according GurSi5.00 Loneg Y id oe : to materials. Ire R edue ‘ed to $46 Full Dress Tuxedo an d Fancy Vests , Broken: sizes, 14 to 18 years. Formerly $17.50 29.30 i Leas bn OL hg a © Mg pee 5 mand ‘fancy mixtures In zhelian B 12.75 19.50 — ba e FEO yeas: Abn E8/ 8 Pete 100 coats; choice. MY sen ” | Aw 1 dda so coat; Bhoie ice { Boys’ and Children’s Hats & Caps| |!|Big Event No. 3—Advance Sale of Furniture Royal Wiltone Rugs | P Preliminary to the February Receivers’ Sale, Beginning. Monday ¥ ‘ Chinchilla Double Band Polo Caps Plush Tyroleans This will be the greatest FOstiary Furniture Sale ever conducted in New York City, to the fact that prior to the 'M k d Do Corduroy Hats Chinchilla Tam o’Shaoters receivership hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of fine furniture was purchased for the Fe! Sales at Simpson Craw- ar. e wn f OSC, Formerly $1.95 to $2.75 ford Co.’s and our other stores. All special purchases and our entire regular stock arc now marked at Receivers’ Sale Prices. by Order of the Receivers . The lowest prices on record, lower tha originally intended, lower than be found in ordinary sales eleewhere. The Receivers’ Sale is an extraordinary event, requiring atupsodaue: sechictions in order that cole Bd swiftly turn etecks inte money. \ This sa Paced This 025,00 Tiis Luxurious $37.50 9x12 5019 102 Boys’ Reefers 5.00 Oak hem Chote BreBed $12-754T1 1 [PS || Royal Wiltone Rug— Saturday, *25 3 t 10 years, Formerly $7.50 é& $8.75 Sine, contlautes ere NWesHY ins texvute and the exten, Rocker, $19-95 >> Made of selected quar- Y tered oak; spring seat; seat and back upholstered in ex- cellent quality of vrown Spanish leather in « loose » cusl.ion effect; #35.00 value bathe i eraneh Nene upholstered ta for $19.95. olce of cola ( 95 93.50 Fumed Oak $1.95 $13.50 Solid Telephone Table, Oak Chiffonier )/ ) Solid oak, fumed oF eR AI Cimoicien with Meet $1.95, bed, 5 1-in. ties of f ay ig ee made this we Bind tee ees rid ae over, fe have the design that will harmonise basi your parlor, your ings or anne 300 ‘$x12 French Weave $4 $ 50 Seamless Went Rugs, finest lity of oplendid gee Ba _ Of Blue or Fancy Mixture Cheviots, double breasted, button-to-neck models. 45 Boys’ Norfolk Suits 5.00 | Broken sises, 9 to 16 years. Formerly 87.50 & $9.75 widths; guarranteed 912.50 Rocker, $6.95 In beautifully fig- ured quartered oak or mahogany finish; high shaped back and box anddle seat; strong and comfortable; $6.95. lacquer. #19.00 Solid Oak Dresser, Fancy Mixture Cheviots. FIFTH AVE. At Thirty-fifth St. These are the world’ pieced Rope There acai ad teed tt be new, perfect pet | Ze . On Seamle ».98| LINOLEUMS—65c Triple : tone Nelvet Rugsat...... 10° Weight Cork Linoleum; sq. hs 12.50 Renita he Matte resis mM with rol ite 92.00 Vek aban Several Maho veut N= 82.00 om CARPETS,41.10 Heavy Neim's 01.10 Genuine IN- - A n othe r | fe dal ad Hoy ya ARS fi fa neleoote Re ‘ Pharr | $i 35 Q Velvet Carpet, yard. 79] Laid LINOLEUM, 1. yd. Receivers’ Sale Neckwear All. dainty, new, fresh goods, stylish and desirable, marked down by the authority of the Receivers. 75e Neckwear \ 85e Neckwear § 50c Fichue of Net and Shadow Lace, 1 i'h Shoulder Point Collars. Fichus of Net and Lace trimmed with dainty pleat Receivers’ Sale: a Receivers’ Sale ; French Veilings es! eitil comprising al bs an Sonal dressers, 39e 39c Veilin 8) Soe Veilinge ode, Beauty M sarrad Shadow Novelty Mech, aoa Receivers’ Sale Men’s Shirts Choice -of - the - House -Sale of every Negligee shirt in our entire stock, Nothing re- served. Everything goes. Your unrestricted choice at $1.15. i Receivers’ Sale Women’s Shoes The Receivers’ Sale hap broken all records for January Shoe [F elling in this store, The Receivers have instructed us to clean up our stocks, and thi is being done regardless of cost, value or former prices. Women’s $2.50 to $5.00 Shoes, at... $1] -95 Small lots of various styles, including samples and broken ft mes « he international popular “Patrician” shoes Collectively these lois pomeicte, Novel RAIL TO pHEMT “4 Real Girl's Adventures with a Real ‘++ Man in a Real Country.” This is the theme of “The Trail of Yesterday.” It is a cowboy Any $1. edict Collars of Lace and contain all sizes, story. A New York girl goes to her father's Negl = shir | \$ nth da oe Brusscle Net “Patrician” $¢ & $5 ranch, A cowboy whom her father once Any $2.00 Camisoles, ribbon trimmed. Oxford Ties $495 wronged revenges timself by abducting her Nepligee Shirt | Boudoir Cope of Net, yith satin ‘Patrician’ $5 Low Shoes mensline bow: Imported Lace Collars, Collar and Cuff Sete and Vokes os || glee dicate ase j 1 coat mod- y/ i eae are WEA, corinne ay rin | LBL caericlan” $4 & $2.96 : ; and semi-bosom peetneeme Fenda ond Bay Tele 5 Shoes, at.... 9. ‘ The COLORS are ali desiratle, Hine Waly Irish Lace Yokes This ea new shipment of the latest In waar Week s neat stripes and figures, light Lave Coat Seta in beautiful styles ond.e complete cane and dark. designe. including the new concave The BIZER are tot all stytes In Shoulder Point Collare of rick BOYS’ and but lection to Venise lace. he a Sent ° Evening World : hens trims supntty in some At 78c and 89c wnt caver al Frees er et — = siMPOON NTORD 60, WM MARR ARD JOH 8. PTARD IR, 8 eee aN te athe il a i. — rae ne PO and making her marry him, Them follow startling denouements in this book of adven- ture, All sizes, all leathers, all styles. —T we Shoe Extra | wilipiage case for the first time four new lines, The MATERIALS, are madras, le a variety of mercer-