The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1915, Page 17

fa s Ring Cycle}- » Big Audience y Sylvester Raw ‘Hnemigold,” poe \ geracon esa” of * Te when he enters tte or- ‘pit was added to by shouts Bame. It is to be anticipated ‘view of the coming severance \F@ations with the management, & demonstration is to be ex- 8 long as he continues to ap- » The memory of the public may ‘ ‘but while it lasts it is euré to mp Roti Tvs @ pity that, with half Bee season yet to come, there is to be ns ited a series of farewells. pihey may embrace, in the main, only rf but they are euro to carry i measure of resentment. nt handling of the machinery that the swimming of the Rhino at the beginning, of the of the work throughout, = v credit upon 0 Taylor, the young, Lee 4 Ay jean stage manager. t it Be 00d that I do not know whether ir shares my view as to let- curtain fall and making in- missions where naturally they be- | © for I huvo no wish to bring upon ees ‘the avalanche of abuse that fell mea years ago when I ad~ ; thie innovation. 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Thi tunity will cok, Tie copertanity wi y will comme but onee; take advantage it, Men’s 32% SHOES § All Good Styles —All Great tS $ ‘The leathers sao Honea Cal, Cie Metal Calf and Russian Calfskin; warrant lyear welted soles; button and lace models, Seastell CEE wake Choice of Wave-of-the-Sea. Chinctilla, Ne ear tae beget! ary With a Record for Satisfying A $3 Shoe in A | |) e Style and Serviceability, for Proven so by actual demonstration to the complete satisfaction of thousands of women. For the woman who sets her footwear limit at $3.00 here is a shog that will measure up to the standard of any $3.00 shoe they have ever worn, with the added satisfaction of « dollar saved, Third Fleer, No Such Values as Are Noted Below Have Been Offered at Any Time This Season—Here or Elsewhere. women" Winter Coats’ Entire Stock of one of New York’s Recognized Style Leaders At 50c on the rider btyles, Pte Fou set Other, Good pied “la te 18 a Sonititlons alone are rem Women’s & remarkably low pric Misses’ Sizes All-Wool Serge, Silk Finish and Rich Brocaded Corduroy _Dresses ours sad ile are ad iniiimnscy Mbt... ss onal ble New modele—very well made, | Pave. eatee, pallor and vet nd EARN SA TURDA Y—CH ILDREN’S DAY DRESSMAKERS’ SALE- OFFERINGS © ‘ LAST DAY for JANUARY SALE. SPECIALS CLEARANCE, PRICES on all APPAREL A DAY OF DAYS for MATCHLESS SAVINGS MISSES’ and GIRLS’ APPAREL DRESSMAKERS’ BALE “Clearances of All Winter Stocle—Spectal Priem on Mew Spring Models. Open to All. Opportunities fide these are rare, so be here tomorrow without fall. Girls’ Middy Blouses— Missea’ New Serge Dreesso— ‘ to 18 years. “ 00 | Rew. $6.98.. | ae White Galatea—n 16 Het, 18 yeare—Band, Fed collars |Baiton aus th’ bey J oak?: cadet an Misoes’ Serge, Poplin Other Midday Blouses.. .68 and 1.49 Girly’ Guimpes— Crepe de Chine {ct M4 to 18 6 to 16 year: 79 6.06. 6.08. 8.06 to 18.08 sere White lewne—tue! ery. Colored ‘fom : ae Se ee green, brown, navy, rose and eich EAE aid eters n eae ae Gils’ Navy Serge Bloomers— — 8 to 18 yeara BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ CLOTHING CLEARANCE AND RED TICKET LOTS These Recerd-making Prices render fmediavs action necessary. If you read of what you want te-day, Buy Temerrew! Red Ticket Lots of Extra Fine Vajues in LITTLE BOYS’ OVERCOATS|. LONG TROUS! Gievs 8 to 16, ‘and polo fees also Navy, aad o Cpe Bho esan orn and wey 1 Seok tame ae inawe—many have wool Values me We 028.00, Red Ticket Lots suet cot wih BOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS) | wan. ‘Tee enone the Red Ticket Lots of corkcnene Zor taee ene LITTLE BOYS’ SUITS 3 to 9 years. wortment worsted, cheviots, Sigracel'é diroy mang have orton. ae — woes Me RPT hertnee ay! thyeectneens ty 1B iain or in comb Clearances in SHOE Department Hence, THESE RARE OFFERINGS; English Walking Boots Women's Street Boote— for Young Women— Rag. $3.00......eceeceveveee } 1.08] 1.66 BB.Q0 VBLUCS. .sevcreeeeeenee All ati Bises 2% to 5% only—wide widthe— spe end and D widtha oaly—sun & © bi eee beet metal calf and a few welted soles—concave heel-<amall but brod | “ina ere for ali |cbotce lots of eloth weiter boots in- who stand @ great di Xe thelr works cluded. Odds and ends of And, Girls” Shoes in lota too'small to advertise afford a ly fine money-savers— ock-abouts are included. LAST DAY OF JANUARY SALE : Woman's Oorect Covers..teg. .% Nalnssat Coreet Qovernsite, ie Cambric or Crepe Petticoats . Petticoats—l trim 4... S48 bb e098, WILL WASH HEAVIER. SCRE BAR |RSS EAP MOHAWK. Maes BAR| RCRE BAS UTICAS, DWIGHT ANCHORS. SERS BBB EE S338 WAMBUTTA, HEUER: B08 | RSS: NEW BEDFORD. SetcRes 3 BS | Mais Sheets. x WILL WASH HEAVIBR. Reg. 6 , pate eet Dressey—triee— as Composition Recke—worth 5 cts., ED ee clascek,,.: BG) eas aut, NI rearee—I,| cane or Malnseoe, ts had 1 pen, t erneee, tr nate 1.04 14 yre.—re 69. MOHAWK. bi asec 8: UHC, | DWIGHT ANCHORS. S4x0—Ree. «| 3x90—Reg. Rime OF ee tae Teinch Sal Damaske Bigek and ‘ 1.21 And Red take, also All messurements 1.10 nh _ No Mail or ‘Telephoue Onders, MORNING SPECIALS—To-Morrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall e¢ Telephone Orders. 96.98 Boys’ Extra Trower Suits......4.60/ 98 et. Girls’ Gingham Dresses, . 18 yra.—all wool cheviots and | Variety of plaids, te joeds—new misturen, checks, Sey colors Rig ne stripes, wile and fancles—graya, trimmings ima pipings, ete. ef to endings Sy ena and browns—trousers ring a GIMLS' DILEAKKE—6ECOND FLOOR, benno mage a 0 | 91.98 St Taflota Pottiesate. xoellent ta! ‘BOYS’ BUITS—THIRD $12 Young Men's Suite me + new button rie with pa om potas, {ours CLOTHING peri FLOOR, omare’ moder owl pele —plush collars, RDS’ COATE—BROOND FLOOR, 15 & 19 et, Children’s Rib'd Hoslery..... Btack cotton—durable—double heel |] $11.96 to $13.50 Overcoats 700 Boys’. =f to 17 yra—Fouths! to 38 iechinehiliag, meltons and ine wi inter cheviots—pi iin colorn and Poualieseessaak “finkeD Foor, 30 & 49 ct. Boye’ Blouses—8 to 15 pro, 38 Madreg. cale—light and der 4B TP yUMNISMINGO-THLAD BLOOR, 24 & 29 ct. Children’s eons i U'dw' eee ‘White-ribbed— Wi Muscaetanh Seta and toe, HOMERY—MAIN FLOOR, 49 & 59 ct. Boys’ Leundored enti * bed M ‘" rd cuffs al ome) we BOYS’ FURNIAHINGS—THIAD ¥LGOR, | @ ct. Women’s Storm Rabhees, a | Pat en ted Miaek Selereers Ci | Radar _ MEN'S UNDERWEAR—MAIx FLOOR, , tod $1.49 Men's Demet Pajames. | Chests hook tee Se oa > An ost re 5 very Tem © Genesee Baigatiies* sig) meres 4 a Revamagiinalle et. baat co 4