The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1915, Page 11

= _— ____ THE EVEN: This new, big, emergency quantity of spoons enables us to supply the thousands of people who could not get : spoons yesterday because the demand exceeded our most sanguine expectations. The popular response to our offer has never been equalled in Greater New York. We can positively redeem all Coupons as fast as presented at Distributing Headquarters with the Genuine Wm. Rogers & Son AA State Seal Souvenir Spoons. If you could not get spoons yesterday obtain them to-day. NEWSDEALERS ARE NOTIFIED that they can secure additional supplies of spoons by calling at Distributing Headquarters, as no deliveries will be made on Monday. SOUVENIR SPOON BUREAU Entire Fifth Floor, 450 Fourth Ave., New York City A Spoon for Every State, A Spoon for Every Sunday, A Spoon for Every Reader to you the suit absolutely free. | 1 Ved a great number te silk stripes, bought early in the se tl ‘e now in my stock, any man open for a trad Sor trousers as low as $1.75, Salinas Sale of Ends. lige in my New York stores. Fanteed absolutely all wool or worsted. Most of them have enough clot! [ mites, dark gray, blue and all style colorings. On taking stock I find too many ends. | intend to start the spring season brand new fresh goads—Blue Serges, Globe Black Unfinished Worsteds and Standish Worsteds included. I want all my old customers to take advantage of this sale. hurry let me take a month to make them. The price will be, suit to order, $15, $18 and $20 values My honest belief is that these suitings cannot be bought within $15.00 of this price in this town, and I guarantee to every man ordering one of these suits at a price of $8.75, to wit, if you can purchase this same cloth within $5.00 more of this price, | positively guarantee to refund you the $8.75 you paid for your suit or deliver MITCHELL, The Tailor. I have taken the accumulation of ends from all my stores and gathered them Not a yard of these goods was bought to sell under $15, $18 and $20, and to make three-piece suits. I have them in (Signed) trouserings, 16 02, of all wool worsteds, fine hairline 4 MITCHELL eu : expectation of segregation of steam ship properties from allroad line Missoun Pacific advanced to 111-4, highest since the Hachange resumed GRANDMA USED 7 TEA TO DARKEN HAIR: Come in, pick out two or three suits, and if you are in no 31 Broadway :** OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 SATURDAY 10 O'CLOCK aise West, momDay, JANUARY Y 18, 1916, 1915, SPECIAL N OTICE]. To Spoon Collectors! Additional Supplies Received-- 100,000 More Superb State Seal Spoons ARRIVED THIS A. M. WALL STREET. Strength and activity marked the opening. Brokera reported a consid- erable number of out of town orders showing erilangement of public in- terest, Industrial issues wero relatively more active than the railroads, but the latter group showed an increase of atrength. Market met with a good volume of realizing sales to- wards the end of the first hour, but selling Was absorbed without dim. culty, and toward noon advance, was | renewed, with Copper stocks strong on rive of price in metal to 14 cents, motor issues and some specialties. There was a spurt of bullish ac- tivity in early afternoon, carrying a number of stocks to new high figures for present advances, Canadian Pa- ciflo Was a strong feature, selling u to 1643-4, a gain of 41-2 points | business. Reading sold at 149 near the cloae. SH) Steel at 613-4 and many tasues showed advances ranging up to two points. pe ie THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. saVU net) changen a4 compared mith veer She Mixed Sulphur with it 1o Restore Color, Gloss, Thickness. oft and Juxuriant. es re cea Cor. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. totton opened firm, with prices at new ing and that short covering is tn prog: of hedge selling was 119-121 Nassau St OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 SATURDAY ® O'CLOCK @ | Follies of Pleasure (i =? {COLD GONE! 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