The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1914, Page 11

-GREENHUT. PRES OREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER Co. GREENHUT’S The Store That Lowers the Cost of Living “The Big Store's” corps of buyers and merchan- et ‘experts is recognized by the trade as ‘being amon Pir de dey. it not THE strongest, in the retail bus: Stes of - When hone skilled, experienced men go into the markets they are credited with making the best hocrey and securing the biggest bargains that are. record: on the market. , They go out ce te ie hee PRICES for = customers of “The o pease do aut ‘counters are not only hed STIN EVERY G have been t at THE LO’ WEST RORICES. FO WHICH GOODS ARE PROCURABLE, and “The Big sures pont is much smaller than that of other stores, because of our and economical policy of con- ducting this business. There are no extravagances—no waste—no costly airs put on. We pay only for efficiency and good That is why lower than el: - That is mabe shopping at “GREEN ices at “The Big Store” are always ere. costs less, when you do your UT's.” A Charge Customer of The Big Store to become Consul Department of} reap Mista Buhing. a ee ts urchases peng ‘during t yg remainder of this month wit’ be js onsered on bille rendered Marc! GREENHUT BUILDIN' A Carload of Exjunte New Scrim Curtains Quaityon ST $1, 719 Pair Quality; on Sale, To- morrow, at E pair of cotieine is snow white, crisp, spic and span, direct from one of our very, best manufacture: rers. ‘omorrow's selling price, $1.79, just about covers the cost of produc- This 24-PieceSet of Glass; yleware, for “_: ad B 49 “ A’Wpecial inducement for 40 fn or to miner ‘Greenhut Building, to- we will make erry Balco: GREENHUT BUILDIN ssware is thin-blown, AN’ BACH, ECE WILL BE ENGRAVE 18 SHOWN, WITH YOUR INITIAL 6 TABLE TUMBLERS, 6 SELTZER TUMBLERS, 6 WHISKY TU atte. 6 CLARET GLASSES. Qn the gbove special offering we cannot fill any C. O. D. orders. MAIN BUILDING Greenhut Quality Groceries The Best That Money Can Buy and You Will Find the Price Quotations Here Consideral erably Lower |Than Thoee in Your Neighborhood. Deliveries made to all points in the city and to suburbs within 30 miles. ‘We prepay freight charges to all railroad stations. Extra Creamery Butter Fountain Quality; the most delicious fresh butter obtainable. 8-Ib. Crock, 3-Ib. Crock, 1-Ib. Print, $1.75 $1.05 35¢ We deliver crocks and prints. NORWAY MACKER ease Ribs pales, COC | vinegar; 6 botties, EE—Box contining Qreiia ‘tanee of two. bottles CLEANSER—doz., 47¢; | Paibe Be i ‘THE ‘EVENING. WORLD, “WED RaDAY, JANUA a8, 1914, Our Great February Furniture Sale Inaugurated on Monday Morning Has So Far Proved THE, BIGGEST SUCCESS IN OUR jHISTORY It is @ matter of co’ and record th have been yl passing he values ‘in si and durable furniture for mo: BUT NEVER BEFORE. HAVE WE PRESENTED, A GREATER COLLE OF FINE R ITURE AT SPECIAL PRICES THAN 1 BuRING THE FEBRUARY SALE NOW_IN PROGRESS. «wee» Please take these offerings as representative of hundreds of others displayed in our wonderful two-floor exhibit in our Greenhut Building. The Economies Range Up to 45 Per Cent. ‘ $40 Three-Piece Library, Parlor or panne or genuine Spanish leather; bee finished a rich mahogany color; suite cons $ jets of settee, arm chair and rocker; at Upholstered “Odd” Chairs Finished | $15.50 ix-Plece Dining Room ene illustrated; golden higeerh of < chase leather pad box seat chairs; 2-nch sion ti J buffet with and Ly} made of figured oak, fin- ished a rich fumed oak color; 42x28-inch aa covered in Hae) le pcieaang to ? positions; tio 519,28 ed _ $27.78 Cloth Dresada Formerly Priced *. 75 to $9.75; atahidatad $3. 9 5 MAIN BUILDING These Three Beautiesand Numerous Other Modesin Tomorrow’s Great Saleof $3 and $4 Silk, Chiffon and Lace Blouses at $1.98 A glorious collection in this underprice distribution. Entirely too many styles to list in this brief announeement. This hes gua 's choicest and daintiest creations are re; Daly re toduetons, THE baci ag can also be fitted. fashioned dress of SERGE, BED- FORD CORD, CORDUROYS, MATELASSE, and COMBIN A- TIONS OF SERGE AND SHEP- HERD CHECKS. one reason for the hea' SIZEASSORTMENTS ARE 1 COMPLETE. Sizes 34 to 44 are in the collection, but not each size e oa style and Poegraebie HNking. co! blouses in tex size to your > Bat pat ae quantities are limited you will have to WhiteLingerie Blouses 69¢ | rl lo e ited number of MATERNITY DRESSES in striped materials. Th only reason for this drastic a now rey Ae we ie “thro our stocks oped Leoerodh as are nee hone, ie Soo for “ts a reduced for ay The Fashions Are oof aie Thoee Now in Greatest Hi id ik 17 r ates Svety" designed, ean both of these others Still others, cleverly eutiaing “‘The Big Store’’ Presents Tomorrow This Startling News for Men 11,428 Shirts *, Year’s Greatest Sale| rid for Every Occasion and Use—for Work, for Play, for Conservative Business Wear—of; Madras, Percale, Pongee, Flannel, including such famous makes as Cluett & Peabody’s “ARROW” Shirt Regularl, ld at $2.50, #2, The Celebrated “KNO'™" Shirts” | 51°75, 51.50 and ‘1.25 c The ‘‘No-Fade’ REMINGTON Shirts 4 Feed oo) Sale, Tomorrow, at the each artling Price o And Other Lalla Makes We have made one of the biggest deals in the history of Shirt selling and have such an array of fine Shirt bargains as will probably not be matched again in years. Included will be found a fine lot of the famous $1.50 to $2.50 “ARROW” Shirts; a superb collection of beautiful “‘KNOthe” Shirts; a splendid assortment of the smart ‘“No-Fade” Remington Shirts, and an exceptionally fine lot of Flannel Shirts, with attached or separate collars, that will be eagerly claimed by golfers, skaters, chauffeurs, drivers—and everybody who works _ or plays outdoors. We’ve Scoured the Markets for WEEKS, Securing Wonderful Bargains, to Make This Our Greatest Shirt Occasion We've not only hammered down prose when we were buying, but we've forgotten most of our own profit when marking the Shirts for this Sale—-TO MAKE THIS Y] The Greatest Shirt Sensation New York Has Ever Known There are Stiff-bosom Shirts with stiff cuffs, and Soft Shirts with French cuffs— plaited or plain bosoms, coat styles—EVERY GOOD KIND OF SHIRT, and all the wanted materials—whatever ANY MAN CAN WANT IS HERE—in EVERY SIZE from 14 to 18. Then, to DOUBLE THE GOOD NEWS, we have provided TWO OTHER WON- DERFUL GROUPS OF SHIRTS AT LOWER PRICE S— $ $1.50 “Mattawan” and Also This Remarkable Collection of + 1130 hag ava” and Little-Priced Shirts ener noe ee oe 65c and 75c Percale Shirts 69° each or pila bosoms, with attached | Of excellent, durable percale, with This Is the Time for thrifty men (or their wives, for them) to BUY A YEAR'S SUPPLY; for this is the BEST LOT and the LOWEST PRICES that will be offered in New York for months to come. cuffs. Made of percale or madras, black or colored stripes on white and with attractive figures and stripes, on white grounds. Sizes 14 to 17. The “CONGRESS” Shirts are of colored grounds; made in plain negli- woven madras, in ne iere styles, gee style, with faced sleeves and at- tached cuffs; Shirts cut FULL SIZB and finished with nice pearl buttons. with attached cuffs; handsome erripes; on white ehauas: Sizes 14 TOMORROW at the Little Price.. a fe $1.50 Shirts, Tomorrow, at... s HE BIG STOR BOTH SIDES OF SIXTH AVE.-(8t TO 19™ st. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE MAIN BUILDING Trousers Sale Continued. The Biggest Sale of. Its Kind New York Has Ever Known 33, $4, 5 and 86 Trousers -| | ay great een. percaerens ee, ae it: assortment includes: . 4 “KINGLY” TROUSERS; “CROWN” TROUSERS; Complete arrays of neat and #1 terns for busl-: handsome patterns ness and dress wear. Striped Cassimeres: Striped Anos tala = Thibete: ji