The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1914, Page 12

? countered and] at hag ye th “nd be ba end <a HY sell- The Store is opened at 9 A. M. BAtinan& Oa The Department for Women’s Ready-to-wear Dresses ! e bull- Tho mock Kd a 29 points to 187 e sh aaa VIELD OF LEADING eTOCKS) after ‘the ee, 2 th ‘Toward the end of the firat hour 0 ON PRESENT was a large be) market showed a distinct ten- Republic Ha cal on & ‘ Pot per cent. ag dency to Harden, ne the supply of ‘Yield. T amount. of "ito 27,872 bal a8 jarket tur heavy in the morning. Freah bear pr 90,000 fered by a syndicate id New ‘York late banking houses att 98 1-8. ‘easure, in- udced by heavy movement of atl American and foreign co’ sire as ve | LOOK YOUNG, PRETTY Sage Tea and Sul Sulphur Dark- ens so Naturally that pe Market pO reactionary im vY a American Smelters. American Smelters Canadian Pacific Consol Gan, Island stocks fell to new low Bhd produced a disturbing ef- Pest. The deciine was general through- ORt the list and volume of activity! During fer Meany *Keternoon the 5, the heaviest for the day in the se ig er 4 little heavy, fg 4 our Toa elon, 1240 sharon ACY Raion Soul's ape p & Opening—Prices were under Thiire-|furtner: Hullsh activity in the spec spec. Great Northern {single share of Cotton closed tthe? ited one dollar in any yo these | decline to 10 adv a POSED AS "AS POLICEMAN. fon ef sergeant Ch Centr Everybody seemed bearish es at tock, which declined 2 pol _————»—___—_ CHICAGO bed 5-3 tel CORN a Nobody cat can tell. + @ay'e reactionary clone, and no strong |ialtion ‘came to a hail pI Lit 3 ee 69 i i; ¥ "i Ke Tt a Holeia OPpsaltion was offered to. selling |MaRRed Off to a lowor level LN Li) My la eaieeen at every ome knows that Sage Tes has now ready for selection a highly attractive t. with nd special weakness Eas js cota} aa "sulphur Large interests would | Sreringn, The bu brings back the natural color and lustre uyers seem Whe to encourage development of a| ferent for the while and the o aathetl declared semi-annual ‘Rew bear account, but do not appear | was left rofessionals. Ss cent. on its ad; stent tnoome | Hho have been selling any of their own pone aa iteia, nde, payable Apri ss savanced |ferday, charging him with entordon and ul, past ideange Tacue chien a a tock. ‘The fcltowing were the highest, Buckeye Pipe abel pany re- repo ore '° ichael way to in mint senting the latest ici es of fashion as to In Union Pacific initial decline of beim ot anti, ates Sor te.day and erie for year onde a 4.) Ree ines Pleat. Brion |e. oa 5 a ts which is and made up in such fashionable materials as taffeta, moire, poplin and the new crepes. assortment of Afternoon and Evening Gowns, et ey i ae *y Sestte Dever, tie son ot Pelle Beret, ge, tat deficit of $367,419. Stan x bat of for yt ) |noon Hig Sito Bi ae Tak RE ing closed 10 i | night's fleures: alee aes Beanie Mr Bia ihe fas A special Offering in this Department for toe morrow (Saturday) will consist of Women’s Dresses (sizes 34 to 42) in an entirely new model, featuring a smart combination of taffeta and serge, in white, navy blue. and black, it 6 «we we. eg te. SAB 1g The it, on ‘old. capi and Bt ber dont, on increased ca) —»——— ‘wold at ae New York Central thee YORK Lada du MARKET, TW tot 1-2 at 931 a Standard Ol of New York dectared Aavertising Women Wilt Dine ana Moths ‘statcment’ of Great Northern {sz & dividend of $2, payable, March 16 HS} ie ite ite io ogee k of record Fel a be fs wal League m "Advertising ‘Women ig at for go hod unfavorable to a| Ai in ° to atoc! Hii aie te | dinner and dance sot $984,900 being shown in at a decline ranging! Hotel ret Twenty at het there was a d6- Pointe: ‘A heavy demand Tuesday evening, Fob. 10 the firat ‘iecleration” company since ie capit increased from $16 rd 000, from 3 to dames MeGreery & Co. 34th Street 5th Avenue The following will also take place to-morrow (Saturday): ater AN EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF Over 20,000 Yards of All-Silk Crepe Charmeuse and Drap de Charmeuse (40 inches wide), at the special price of $1.80 per yard in the newest shades for Afternoon and Even- ing, as well as in white, ivory and black. The Remaining Winter Stocks Of Wearing Apparel at Pronounced Reductions On Saturday, February the 7th. MISSES’ & GIRLS’ Sutts, Coats and Dresses MEN’S & BOYS’ Suits and Overcoats 105 Misses’ Suits,—in various styles and dis Fifth Floor materials. Size 14 . 18 Men's Suits— 2.78 18.50 and 26.50 | 88 to 40 inch chest.<7: 21.00 White Linen and Cotton formerly 27.60 to $6.00 se to 40! wich chest. 12.50 Dress Fabrics 125 Misses’ Coats.—in Boucle, Chinchills; by “Men's Overcoats— in a special selection, as follows, will be offered Wool Plush or English Mixtures; suitable for Tour- 34 t 44, inch chest.....formesly 30.00, 19.00 et very much less than the regular prices. ly 30.00, ity, Motoring or Street Wear. Size 14 to 18 years. 84 to 44 inch chest 15.00 5.00 9.75 and 16.50 : est... formerly 24.50, Sheer White Linen, 36 inches wide, formerly 12.75 to 29.50 54 to 44 inch chest.... formerly 20.00, 10,00 peryard, 6 oc 8 8 wt) BBC, 174 Misses’ Dresses,—of Chiffon, Velveteen, * Overcoats— , walTEMS FOR INVESTORS. | Charmeuse, Meteor or Crepe de Chine, for After- 1% to 18 years........... formerly 20.00, 10.00 . a Birenelt Vadis, 46; setehees wikia; 20 ts lpany’s: report for quarter ended Dec./ noon or Street Wear. Size 14 to 18 years........ 10 to 18 years........... formerly 12.80, 8.50 Oe at te 6g ¥/31 stiows total income increased $806,693, and surplus, after tax, de- jatioh. and’.ore' extinction fund will United Cigar Manufacturers’ Com, re. rt time | pany’s dividend on M : “esis [proveergdouqok of 18+ per cent. rm rr OBERT P. LEVIS, Receiver in Bankruptcy for (Gz Y FRERES Furriere, 21. WEST 34th St. | Absolutely the LAST WEEK of the RECEIVER'S SALE FURS eof This Season’s Make and Style at PRICES Never-Before-Heard-Of ~ Nothing reserved. Every piece in this eplendid stock marked to insure immediate disposal. Every oppor- tunity given to make the saving of « lifetime on re- lable fur garments and pieces. Do not delay! No new goods will be added, making the early days of this week the best for good picking. RUSSIAN PONY COATS— $17.50 *25.00 *30.00 | BUDSON SEAL COATS—(iis ind winnet, 95.00 FRENCH SEAL COATS— 835.00 (plain of trimmed, with collar and cuffs of civet and squirrel), 49 MOLINE SCARF & MUFF SETS— *7.50 13 BLACK SILKY WOLF MUFFS— *7,50 > meat ere ieee | bts s 830.00 7.50 12.75 and 16.75 formerly 18.50 to 38.00 148 Misses’ Wool Dresses,—of Serge, Wool Crepe or. Eponge; plain tailored or lace trimmed. Size 14 to 18 years. 2.95 6.50 and 9.75 formerly 6.80 to’ 22.50 $1 Juniors’ Suits,—broken lots. and sizes; various materials. ‘Sizes 12 to 17 years...i.....- 9.75 14,75 and 18.50 formerly 10.80 to 39.50 $6 Juniors’ Coats,—in various styles and ma- terials, Size 18 to 17 years. 5.00 9.75 and 14.75 q formerly 9.75 to 25.00 72 Girls’ Full Length Coats,—in various materials; suitable for school or dress wear. Size 6 to 14 years. 4.95 9.75 and 14.75 formerly 10,50 to 22.50 187 Girls’ Wool Dresses.— Sailor, Russianand . other models; in Navy Blue, Brown or Black Serge. Size 6 to 14 years. 1.95 2.95 and 4.50 formerly 4.50 to 10.50 SPRING MILLINERY Women's Trimmed Hats,—extremely smart and attractive models. 6.95 and 9.75 Women's. Untrimmed Hats, — “Milan Hemp" with Velvet crown; small and medium shapes in all the new colorings and Black. Special 3.75 HAIR GOODS SALON All around Transformations in First Quality, natural Wavy Hair. regularly 10.98, 7.95 @%-inch Switches in First Quality, Natural Wavy Hair. regularly 14.95, 11.45 Experts in Charge of Hairdressing, Chile. dren's Hair Custing, Shampooing and Mani- | curing. Boys’ Norfolk Suits with two pairs of Knicker- bocker trousers. Size 8 to 18 years. 8.50 formerly 12.30 Boys’ Norfolk Suits with two pairs of Knicker- trousers. Size 7 to 17 years. 6.50 formerly 8.50 Boys’ and Young Men’s* Tan “Rubberized” Rain Coats. Size 10 to 22 years. 4.50 and 6.50 formerly 7.50 and 10.50 40 Dozen Rompers, made of Madras or Galatea in Bitipas- sad Chocks, Size 3 to 7 years. 55c¢ formerly 1.00 Children’ s Plush and Chinchilla Hats at Greatly seduced prices. WOMEN'S “SOROSIS”’ SHOES Specially reduced Incom#Plete Sizes,—a variety of styles in Button and Laced Boots. 3.85 value 5.00 to 7.00 HANDKERCHIEFS For Men and Women Very Special Prices. Women’s Fine French Linen Handkerchiefs, Hand-embroidered Wreath with Initial, Each 50c value 1,00 Men's Pure Linen Hand-hemmed Handker- value 8.75, Doz. 5.00 Met's Tepe Border Handkerchiefs. Doz. 3.50 chiefs. value 6.00 Special Clesrainée 1000 Dozen Women’s Fine Embroidered Hand- Box of Six, 1.35 value 2,25 kerchiefs, scalloped edges. Imported White Ratine, double width, at 68c, A Special Sale of Women’s Glace Kidskin Gloves Mousquetaire, 16-button length, in black or white, at. . ». © per pair $1.85 Spring Attire for Misses and the Younger Set is now being displayed in a representative selection which features new, distinctive models and the most fashionable materials. It includes Tailor-made Suits and Afternoon Frocks in both simple and elaborate styles; Dainty Evening Gowns; and Coats and Wraps in fancy and tailored effects. Wy Avene; 34th wah 38th Micerts, Nem York) NOW ON SALE! THE WORLD ALMANAC AND ENCYCLOPEDIA FOR 1914