The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1914, Page 11

yg 7 ‘ __THE EVENING WORLD, TURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1914 ' ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. lrectors will mot consider) to dese | $F refu ana! ith aligittly better fof staron and May months | Connors, the fireman, a deckhand Rib, tel Ge, abe fermi Oe ter ot Givideids Until) the! improvement ‘mortgage bouds D hott prices) In the afternoon prices declined) and the cook climbed to the pler Just vate sty ' og in April beta . “8 t the opening } from the best and closed | to pointel f s e syndicate to take over S80,000.000 National Transit Company regu vehed the bes ies aa she pettiod to the bottom | hs ended‘ quarteriy dividend of 75 cents paya 3-4 of accent above! | For several years the Libbte has! ee | T : | beon towing coal tn the North River, Western Union stock held by the | Great Northern in «ix mont 5 1 its fol 5 prices rs dive | March 16 to stock of record Feb. 28 Monday's ch Ace Doo, 1 oe Americay ‘Telephone Comp WOOK ato wh 3 about | | ea cording to reports the price will be On Web. 1 new | ony NEW YORK COTTON MARKET YVieid of Leading Stocks #1 for the underwriting and is to be onk tok rath ine [on eneee Oae fit | | Pack, wd the yeams on the port std, | Sailing Pree, offered to stockholders at 04 ding ahout $412,500 to the | t } Open. High, Low, Clos; SINKS AT HER PIER near the bor penad. The Leto | iting Prices. argos. Hiven with this ad- | yg, ti March (92) 120 119 13.344 tiesto | kept her afloat until she could be Continental Of Compaity, reailar a eer a Big May... th 11.90 7 _. | eaulked from the inside, When Capt. | quarterly dividend of 3 per vent | wh July une Libbie Damaged by Struggle With) arber went home toast night he | : = Oct... 1144 11.49) < hought the t van d Stuy yor ~ a's . 4: sa WaAbnts stirs AVI elit the bout was sare, and lett itv went BT ea Granby Consolidated Mines’ regular Me me yh sh ig | 160 Tee.. 155 Masg Wee Pack—Crew Go Ashore When | Connolly in eharee fam Smelters pf... r Pie ‘ rly dividend of $1.50 per share, |O% hy 6 aS ee arket ope of 1 to & points Water Floods Firebox | During the nicht PACHIC. essere come if equal t March 1 to stock of record! Wheat opened 1-4 higher. Absenc | Favorable reports in domestic dry a hi ing through the se: teu Gs : ian ike of speculation and continued beariat |Koods #ituation was recelved, HULL a cue Linpte, owned by john) MOY Wan awakened rther nh ont J Py advices as to new winter wheat crop! traders seemed to be waiting other’ he tug Libbie, ownel by one at fenty flooded the firebox Lehigh Valley conipl Riker-Hegeman regalar quarterly are dis ing factorn to. some; vews to furnish incentive to freak | Barber and commanded by Captlawoke the two others aboard a New York Centra on the game stock in the previons| dividend of 1 per ceat, on common helders. Prices advanced in second Tipe Segage dad wae estimate | William Barber, his son, sank in} scrambling to watery, they wat Northern Pacttic lyent | stock |hour to 1-2. to, §-6 « Monday's 40,000 bales. Last week |iweive font of water at her berth at| t! hie wettle by the bow. SO HADWwAYS EADY MEMHE at all "3 Pennsylvania yelope. In thi ke fF gO, 26417 bales, Priow | fs Wee's Will be raised to-day. Sho Pan WAVs MYSEE at yi! ae Reading D. D. New York Central har asked per-| advanced an iP. Y after the opening, ag. | the foot of eat Ninety-seventh y-five years old and nine. ee Southern Pact Mexican miasion of Public Service ( nission' Corn steady, are'vancing to above Monday's close for! atimet at 4.30 A.M. to-day. Michael! teen years ago sank SUNDAY WORLD WANTS Wonk , | ——_—_—_—_—_—_— | J.B. GREENHUT. Pres. GREENHUT-SIEGEL COOPER CO. & | Market closing. —There wan a re-| Bewal of bear pressure in the late! afternoon, but although prices de-| re was an absence of best] uldation, and large interests bought} stocks on a scale down. Great Northern sold off following the an-| mouncement of $19,000,000 additional! ders at par to! f their holdings. | Market closed steady. Total sales, 281,921 | IG STORE” BOTH SIDES OF SIXTH AVE.°18™ TO I9™ ST. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE (ees “MEET rT 4 66 . 90,99 ® ° Clearing Out “The Big Store’s” Winter Stocks ?rins# the, Biggest Bargains You know the character of Greenhut merchandise, and tl know how low our regular price sare. That is why such reductions as are now mede all over these great buildings cannot be excelled in any sale of any nature anywhere-——either in the desirability of the goods or the economies offered. But individual lots are small, and we cannc* repeat the items here. You'll see them when you come. The Store for Practical People People do not: come to GREENHUT'S for extren.e things that are the whim today, and which must be discarded to- morrow. They do not come here for things that cost fancy prices, and things that make shopping an extravagance. For these things cannot be found at “The Big Store.” But every new WEARABLE style--every fashionable garment that is PRACTICAL-—is shown here, in wide variety as quickly as it can be made for us, at a REASONABLE price. This is the work that this great orgenization is doing every da ind that is the reason thet “nice le who are not extravagant” watch for the new fashions et GREENHU “The Big Store” not only reduces the cost of living but it enables economical people to LIVE WELL. MAIN BUILDIN: — GREENHUT BUILDING————>» Memefsesi: Dresses for Infants||tibrurysuiteNow ony "QO" (All Sizes and Styles for Infants in Armes Up to 2 Years) The assortments are so attractive, the dresses so pretty and so well made, and the valu.s go unusual, that fond mothers will do well to buy a liberal supply during this sale. The Immense Stocks of Dresses Have Been Divided Into 5 Groups and Are Specially Priced at : Sew chair and rocker, upholstered in genuine Spanien leather: 39c 50c handsome pattern, with claw feet-—comfort te tnd fine furaishment for livrery” 9 9 or wai —now $69.50, from ec $3 A Charge Account Is a Fine Convenience It simplifies your shopping immensely. Full particulars at Department of Accounts, Balcony, Main Building. oS SSS EF FES $105, we and 7s S8.8 Uber Sateen. Ley Sa We Give ZAC Green Trading Stamps * Complimentary Z-a¢ Stamps FREE Tomorrow. i These Special Tables for 2 Geren in Hoye Peek Mitel ld Long Slips and D resses omorrow: nly ‘ormplimentary Stamps good in any one book. k ; bishop | At ~made of nainsook; dainty yoke of embroidery, i ion and “: M Betts tecataiea ton ank| "TDi fne a wnt Zoe Sasmwreter nae ncmr' | | A,auaegna Table tn ie tet MAIN BUILDIN es. e embroidery and tucks makes a pretty finish at bottom of skirt, At —made of nainsook ; rou! pat —made of fine Persian lawn; mm || didi es iminheds to $9 cman] seve Oly, Ot. of insertions and em : fine tucks; hemstitched ruffle on neck taaertion: Hales aes re tucks and yee spot ribbon roeeties; bottom of skirt trim- At Be ee al rainsec rey: med with fine tucks: Mea rea ot i : (OMe, yoke of Madeira omereiteyj| insertions and tace-trimmed. lawn lace edging on neck a 10,000 Bargains in This Sale of Youths’ Lrousers ‘IVhich Begins Tomorrow orning The Most Wonderful Collections of Good- Looking and Stylish Trousers Ever Assembled for a Special Sale Here Arrangements for this sensational! event were made months ago during the dullest period of the manufacturing season. The selling prices tomorrow are, in most cases, less than the figures at which retailers can buy these trousers in big quantities. Assortments divided into 5 lots for quick, easy selection for the crowds that are sure to respond to this announcement, tomorrow. Short Slips and Dresses At -—Bishop style; made of nsinsook, lace edging 25e tits Pe Kee RTT ade of ce seer equare yoke of tiny tucks 3 equa and embroidery, insertion; hemstitched ruftie k and sleeves. rx ACP ay. check yoke dress of nainsook ; yoke is composed f four rows of embroidery insertion and pir k and sleeves embroidery-trimmed. At made of Persian lawn; pointed yoke of lace in- 7 sertions and tucks; neck and sleeves lace-trim- med; bottom of ekirt finished with tucks and lace inser- tion. —made of fine quality nainsook; round yoke of * 98 face lasersions, with rosette of baby ribbon; neck and ves trimmed with veining and lace edging Bottom of skirt finished with five rows of lace insertions and lace edging. A Min « f i sce” Axminster Ru At Astonishingly Low Prices, Tomorrow The ruge i border: & rer) s we gs | Pe FE eC ET 19.50. . 10.6... 37.50 U3xi8.: 2,000 Yards of 76c Quality Velvet Stair Carpe! inches wi on sale, tomorrow at, a yard..... eete GREENHUT. BUILDING: All the. Way from Paris—- Mt, An Importer’s Sample Line of MAIN BUILDING MAIN RUILDING—— * . 1 Women’s & Missex’]|Women's *3 and|| Aldus Silk Candle Shades $ *. $3.50 Shoes - || QUI tin Rese rerremionsy, tant phates made 5 Skirts Tomorrow $1] OF | | sncanateader- teri pct Ca Sede ———MAIN BUILDING= 41.75 to "2.75 Dog Sweaters 98¢ Here Tomorrow at patterns: pairs on ice of nearl; pairs, splendidly made of black pi} e Tomorrow, et thibets, striped worsteds, cheviots and ¥ tan Russia calf, Hy staan ae Pigy ‘ir 85 ‘ J $3 i 5 ime | lessens .tentter, GREENHUT BUILDIN measu jo 54, q i j y vine ; Use MUSTEROLE! i MOFTOW, Bt. eee ee eee ee eee = 5 J bgt 3 | button or Inc )s Another Lot eg F $9 Decorated : aioe (he me 1,800 Pairs of “Kii 1 ; also sucdes in & " it cting how-roon the yaptom ey range of pater alteass m8 brown and Ai Porcelain + . e \. q ind is a] SPRTOL I ot hand to | i bjue all wool serges in choicest ma- ory ss black ; la y Dinner Sets sure felidt 17 \ Mase p aT pptdtepay wed : <7| |teriels--navy [oe (button style £¥ ‘ (Complete for 12 Pesonsy{]’ the tenderest 4h: ; ice andblack serges, [areth only). ae Sy ] $ there's» MUSTEROL, qa ets ah H plaids, shepherd [ianmrd : 5.95 As first aid an ie Thousands of mothers know it. rou! Jagsa than 100 blankeie there'll checks and mix- [hag { d : her bargain offering such 3 is offered from tim: to time only aed” ober Soli ainorew tt fares, The are Perfect Dinner Sets From Two Dog Collars, Dog Baskets, Sizes 22 to 30 ie pera f the Best-K. Factories in the World 56 inche: Food ‘ dl Ss of the Beat-Known Fas ies f orld. es up to si epee. belts, and 35 to k Bach set made up ot 100 pieces, inchading SOUP, TUREEN, MEAT. > | ete, jor e Sons, oie Of several Please Try Hard to COME BARLY Tomorrow. 42 lengths. y ; : designs. Sale, WPEADTTON hess eee cost eee, Ee MAIN BUILDING The Greenhut Pure Food Market (i%¢, Gori MAIN BUILDIN Wines & Liquors "ists Brande These Specials on Sale Wednesday and Thursday, Here you always obtain the best table supplies in broadest variety at the lowest prices in New York. Full weights and measures, prompt service, quick r ’ deliveries have been part of our system ever since the a | of this store, nearly 18 years ago. sere _— suinness 8 Stout: : Orders bv mail and telephone filled accurately and promptly. Please call 4,000 Chelsea. Bout dean BT aS | New Canned | || Dessert Fruits Fresh Cereals Fresh Biscuits |! Old Crow Whisky yj bles strawberries | | Educator Towsterettes— | | ‘i " , fre Wyehter & Co: Rpsime substitute, PP higg hi “Mil 2! ditto: | | | toned Oatmea spent” ae 4 or | pagnes’ Vi pity waa druggist penne rupee you, a rn Yellow Souls Pe Bic e ny al s, r ing falt--boun- < md St LA a4 504! STE RS Pete ate || 4 ; ait: Powis i or, to he MU salt Genin mig? 4° mee? ‘iain | ! Oh Clesnaer et 8c 69c a X'.:) Scoteb Green Ie q New Milled Farina o Fanclest Head Klee Our Own Roasting Come and seo ue react Hootch Green Keystone rye Hermitage rye, Vinhead Oat: ioe jouon lie a. v @ cane, ABe; rec. ee «rt HK” aupe- and hein Capitot rve No, 8 A , . 4 Re New Pravi marley. age 1] Seana. Uptowa Office, northwest core { 5b eb Golden W edal ner A0th Bt. and Breedways ..., 10¢ ma ae aw lerry, i metinate ‘hee ; ; Caniues reat 3h ibe. $ in SoC ee secisiiti' nea 0; a MI ri rte, Nebertson Tetall price, World's Mariem Of 155 Heck bercy oF - i. a 4 the. 68s ib. b> ; 38c Guaitty, “werts, 2010) Ke West 125th St, and World's Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Made Before 12 o’Cloe—Single Stampe T! ok and Wy e—with Perehouad, tuhi” auast int hs gate A Brooklyn Office, 20% Washing~ tat See es