The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1917, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1917. Tomorrow, Friday, Will Be My Last Lockhart: “Mill-End” Friday Bargain Day, ) For I Leave This th Saturday Nigh | a aan is the greatest of all human gifts. With all my courage and My chief aim is that my business shall please and prove a real benefit, strength and by my every act in life 1 endeavor to swing le open the | Al human beings that do not live at cross purposes with progress and gates of public contidence that their influence may flow untindercd into my | opportunity will certainly come to my lust brad y Bervain Dav tomer peculiar kind of business, for it isa benefit to all mankind row, and, unashamed, return again on Saturday, for this wrest nt is It is the worth and yenuine merit of my business that inspire and) the centre and cirele of a merchandising activity never before known in sway the great buying public in every city. No sane persons should try to) New York. separate themselves trom the subtle, intangible power that is drawing the people to my sale every day in such immense crowds as to require the as <= sistance of 20 policemen and an army of salespeople 7 ‘ — > All charge purchases Success produces confidence. There made during the is no success without prudence. Op- REENHUT’ remainder of this portunities neglected stamp you a ve ” month will be entered failure C. A. LOCKHART. THE BIG STORE ou bills rendered (Glove Brand —**Goodyear’ | re9 November 1. SIXTH AVE..IB@™T0 19™ STREET Rubbers at 49c No Mai, Phone, C. O. D. or Approval Orders Vilied. No Exchanges elt, is, ottering 1 am et haat I have ever Kemember the name Goody ear mber the orend Glove Brand) and Every Pair te Perfect Popular clog style low rubber in sizes 8 to 12. Only 1,000 pairs What time will you be herey Sale begins at 9 o'clock “7 Assert Emphotically That This Is the Most Compelling Event in Women’s& Misses’ New!"allCoats&Dresses That Has Taken Place During My Entire Sale’’ = “i “Don't loiter around town looking to better these bargains; you can't’--and Mr. Lockhart grew even more emphatic. H® it be a greater hurt to sce etd COCuRinT. continued: “I have assemoled a number of Fall and Winter mole!s fron waich you may select, each of waich is authentically foal ill / " fi correct. 1 want you to keep the last couple of days of my sale in good remembrance, and if you buy one of these stunning gar- “Hundreds of practical illustrations of whar | mean will be given its, you certainly will do so.” throughout the stord somortew, but none Is berter than this offering tea roe I ’ i > S945 =| Women’ isses’ $2250, $2450 $ 75 $ Women’s & Misses’ $24.50 $ QS Women’s, Misses’ $22:59, $2 17: 10 Trimmed Fall New Fall & Winter Coats, 1 & $27.50 Afternoon Dresses »o A wonderful variety of swagger coats in an extensive Fange of ma New Fall styles, all of them dist! heed * ae ony be LJ, iroees vem waliillinery at °5 | {pee pate anaet ree mri eee eae ne tee Any old cracked crown can go downtown any day ard pay regular prices, but the trick is to buy for less. C. A. LOCKHART, Remnants of Dress Goods “L can't begin to tell you the fabrics, But this I will say the goods are 46 to 54 inches wide, and their original prices range from 5¥¢ to $2 w yard. Now look at the price per yard tomorrow~-the day before | close my Mill-End Sale: Conceal that which hurts another unless i b $ among he arava res rete orth Ta "te vr) hui sg eat | | Svea kere? B= ‘tins, Whe'Wal Bagnd| ren he enraneesyaniagrorer ute ety inaed wai |! 2OCy, DOC, TOC and *] With new ral sults. Ko pipet las a Pa at ye tea and large shapes, 3 Here you wt find featured huge collars, many of which are convertible colgrs are represented There is likewise an ample assortment of navy blies I consider the bargains here simply wonderful.” | wv ee aod trimmed with velvet or plush. au ac Ko. | “You've Long Wanted a OME one has very aptly said: “The “A big, mind lodged in the fleah ts of great s 4 : | patue. m1 nd - 5 BBA | tress sa a te the bert peorle fo compose! Wardrobe Trunk | Sacamanaheie regis met [Savio ata! ™ mre acta | AL Mill-End Close-Out of | fi may serve well their own " not want to be classed with cither of “Act Promptly if You Want These . ¢ hey oe A. LOCKHART. ann Chance to Get an them nor end as they do—the one in Men’s s] 45 to 5] 95 Jewelry Articles at 50e oy Mer’ s ‘1 to $1.50 Ne Li ee ‘40 Neverbreak the chowder and the ee in the soup. * : 1 1 hete this word of warning to men. Ita man wants a true wate, full | it is a physical impossibility for me to . of tor ection, shou c woman that is fond of jewelry. | ° BNSCC| Wardrobe Trunk for 30”| answer all the personal ievers mat | Flannel Shirts at *1,15 | iis mesrste s leon tr tis wie, shen ich woman wie, dace ao . Shirts at 69¢e —G. A. L. | have choked my maileach day. Ihave Fr Bc; of the best offerings that I've ever seen.” — irday night. This lot of fascinating adorament articles treated all requests from publishers of every sort alike by refusing personal interviews. T came to your city for a merchandising cam- paign considered of such gigantic magnitude as to make it almost impossivie of accomplish- ’ tore hefore I do. Excellent shirts of good quality Percale, Mad- For those who travel it is indispensable, and it ras, Kepp and Noveiry Shirtings. Neat stripes | #5 many uses in the confined New York apestants | Made of three-ply veneer basswood, all fibre cov- in black, blue or helioirope on white rounds, ered, round edges, brass steel clamp and corners, All colors’ Se eraes Weil made shirts fin- | Yate lock, 12 hangers, suitable for men's or women's ished with fine pearl buttons; cut full sizo and } cloches, 5 large drawers inclosed. hirts are in navy blue, khaki and gray 4 Deay weight. Excellent quality tan strongly made, all seams double c d sloeves, good buttons. Sizes 1454 The Values Are Up to $2.25 My Price, for Your | guaraoteed to fit. Sizes 14 t0 17. ment oai the meiropolitan trend and frugal “People of sense, grace, accomplishment and Choice is 50e ; 4 tendencies of the noble people in the great city power are the best patrons of my sale." ’ i Take My Advice, Ladies, and Buy of New York have responded to my call as no C. A. LOCKHART. A great evcntie ehuckiil of Rcar!. Pins, Caf¥ Ua ‘hes ve, Fe . ahead £ 7 ‘ A Men and women are valued | Brave people conquer condt- These pte pop ec bribe det mg he ogress “Odd” Lots from My Previous Sales Brooches, Bar Pins, Cuff Pius, Three-Pin Sets, Earri-us, for their use to other men and tions that overwhelm the weak $ ” the great buying public to (ne end of this week . Tle cate Hat Pins, Sport Pins, Belt Pins and Stude, tcomen, not for their width ur | | and coward! Marabout Capes at 2.45 Lonitestetnoeciis aos Satareag alekti having Corsets Low Priced Vanities, Cigarette Cases and Coin Holders —jewelry srt y height. — C. A. LOCKHART. oh LOCKBART. CAL won w victory of 73 per cent, above the mout Nemo Corsets—seconds, odd sizes, 19, $ vee On New Wie ‘i sink oth ge a m ag wo€,. A. Di actor oan . women 0! w York and vicinity, he crowds will be 4 Men’s and Boys’ 25c Aluminum The biggest and best $3.80 valucs in town. Nice jg etre agay peepee oh Tage i yet cena tay, i) aE aN L 25 great, Come early! ‘yg - " full capes in natural, seal or black. Sale Friday only.! not unminufal of the tremendous patronage Corsets—regularly $2, up-to-date brocade mode! C. A. LO r i to 39¢ Neckwear Ware Sale that har ucen anonercd om my puna, and | erect Ia svi comfort and duabiity, medium ; CKHART. a Each, 17e $200 “WEAR EVE M TEA “I've a Number of Odd Pieces of Seeepelly Miele wh wi poles eral attached, splendid value at 1.25 to aoe | Big variety, including thousands of four-in-hands, Windsor ties and Women’s Undermuslins| in gr gorsiag ing ue Mil-tnd crowds pcAnupright man in business suffers ittiefrom | Would you succeed well?—act well, t , > 5 “a of @ slanderous tongue. Oe! Ee eed Pie ncrtwat OOO seen C. A, LOCKHART. c's ockuarr. | do well, and never stop trying! f vatiety of good designs a ‘i d's in silk on These women’s undermuslins are a Aes quality Ww C. A. LOCKHART. } ! me apie rae fovinn ents. Nainsook and Cambric, In the lot are gowns,| “My sale promotes peace, happiness and com-| hite Goods and Widsor ties in piin colors, ein- etticoats, chemises end drawers. These have broidered or plaids. cen left over from my previous sale days, and are excellent. Make your pick early in the d: forts in the home.” C. A. LOCKHART. | Domestics aa Women’s and Children’s Now, remember, Madam, that I'm going to be | extreordinaril bus Te will pay you to follow my + Lon’t sit by in a fossilized condition and “Your Littie Girt Witt Soon Need e | Underwear ane Hosiery, a any tee Hare's he Sheer “IAPC, Dress Silks wel ht, ca think Providence has your cave in hand. Flannelette Gown wouey’s : C. A. LOCKBART. Take One for 49c,” Says Lockhart 1}| These Prices on Table | yirvuths.tivtier emp sayaa'taar \ Supplies Will Save You “Tl Save You a Dollar on These Some Real Money! Women’s Wool Sweaters ‘The best selections of strictly fresh pure foods are offered tomorrow Women’ s 9Re Patent | a geod fisingy ree Mic} Aten gs ee Which Are Regularly Sold at $5.95 at money-saving prices. Meil and telphone orders filled promptly. Teepioue Cheises suv. Leather Belts for 44¢ | er anicim voir winter Neate in | Tomorrow's Price is $4.95 FRESH MEATS | TOKAY GRAPES- SELECTED EGOS, “Taking into consideration the present condition | $1.50 yd. Black Dress Taffeta—35 inches wide; splen- oo | did heavy quality, yard i $2 pivce of w Yards Lan ‘Cloth sad Nelassek fine $1. se Black Dress Taffeta—40 inches wide; very high grade; $ 1. 25 $ enugefitt lor ladies’ and cl ‘8 wear, J6 ins, § eed and 79¢| wide: plece of 10 yards for 1.49 31580 ya Colored Satin, Mensaltne- “88 inches wide; full tine of QQ sok; weil made, eerviceasie | 89¢ 9¢. Table Damauk-~-70-inch; finest qual 59 : tose and bees 1D 46 of five pacers, ya c oly blue, pink and 50c WOMEN’S COTT stocnings & oll sizer, sauce “Only Tuo Days More," Says Lockhart, “Dur-| CHILDREN'S FI FECED ing Which Jou Can Take Advantage | Gorton venie and penta of My Mil-End Sales,” I rejoice in the growth and expan- sion of my business; its strength, /lexi- bility and suppleness are shown by the facts; the crowds ure .srecter each day. C. A, LOCKHART, New C0. D. Oe; Ib me (05 | Doren ic cars 60¢ | These are 4 inches wide, and each bas a S-inch| \ of the wool market," eays Lockhart, "You are getting 100 and Only rr q E LaMbie of fesey gin | USE pantne aiveted, | enamel buckle. Size range from 26 to 40. "As the| Blankets and Comforters |¢1it5 yeruin tine eesknars, oats aeuing M $10 . es Sx pas bie Fein. | price is less than half ordinary, you can see the bare | using ihe Lani Davi ot My Bile? Cardigan stitch—they ars made with large sailor en’s Overcoats at | gains for yourself Sava Lockhart collar and belt. Colors are rose, Copenhagen, gray, C. A, LOCKHART BARGAINS 5 rh sty Reem anioae Good overcoats for Fall or Winter wear, chiefly in { ASsont BORTAUES, | is fs the righ time to buy, without & doubt materials. | You'd better come early ey IN tany UAL TY. “Ply the lamentable poverty of those who} lh fale: e fill UW : Fey wisdom will bring you £0 my ealectollow i : food, raiment and shelter. ‘Ki ly’ 7, o $ 5 tae | Ud ae ts : ite diciavions and you will never have to bey.” | Plald Blankets 90 pave o Woolnap 9 95, You can beat supply the food ingly rousers at $3.35 te oe egal ee Ri a . LUCKHA | Blankets, fiesi 4 ality, pai JO) and raiment at niy sale. Are |, 9% nother word need be said. kingly {frousers are the best in the | ality; ib. . i Sth d Ci De rT _ i ” or oI hey. vhoice of Stripe Yorsted and B. Serges. Every Ps aT TOS COPFES oried 3°50; | you doing it? 1 ” ailiniei vigiepete oa Ti ae fo aD serads davee, 68 Upholstery ‘Heros | “l'ce Got @ Lot of 9 po a | 5. FRESH FISH $1 ROUND CAN BRA . | 49 Window Shaves x6; opaque quality; 4 € eo. | ous ak etek ame | gor cae se 39c! Women’s Handkerchiefs lSe brass Latension Curtain Rods ball 1 | A restless tumult comes to my sale snmevell Artal on ends, cach is | Which 1 Sell To-morrow, 4 for 25 I vom ne Tapestry | every day. I do not want the noise | iwora.cert ZA HPAOHET? haere, be Crotunne Eaginge—var ety of chintz colors; Bl! erhey are rest 10 Dainty, shcer, hem. ae ees Rugs. ein ine | Stifled, for it is the trappings of satis- cf an ; : ; h orm size specials In the HERING ire “caus Fountsn , nee HACARONI Ob OR} gge vitlow Tops “damasks, armures and 50 pices Nancie serehilots, with very pretty Horal spray) ocr rive, Nom bab at hk lecdine ila ct [fac tion and happiness. anes STEAKS: io 3 18 1: $175: tall on, ru tapestries; each...... Ic | this country. . A. LOCKHART. Houndens BAKS: Ib Ss | MIXED RE: Seti OU Bt Nene v bSe | $1.35 Pair Serim Curtains: chemetiched and trim. C | asenear us tye ead absolutely +49 50 ¢ Basket Fired i ‘ med with edge; White, cream and ecru: Fr erfect. $37 x12 Wilton iu, “ . ts T= a) “ QR ve, sadam, $1.79 te the Price of These | $44.50 9012 Axminater Auge ih 59950) Corset Covers i 15 Yd. Colored Bordered and White Hem- Poe aie cept mar fe POTATOES. i stitched Muslin—floral designs; yard 10c|Skirts forW omen&Misses #* fal Aaminelor Byte °3150 at 25¢e aerket. ° 19 Yd. Plain Serim—36 inches wide; white, “And I'm sorry that | have only 200 to sell, tor $291 50 9x12 Axminster Rugs— i obi ORANG RS poe ibe. b.1¢ 14 adel “81 cream and ecru, yard 15¢| | they are remarkable values. They are mostly 4 iat . ae 599 50 darnene are. Teally fee corset covers, trimmed prettily and $1; dozen... TS ‘be j 7 “ B5c Yd. Hemstitched Block Ser: white, 26¢ {navy serge. Some blue Corduroys, Belts to $ Q 01 like 25 08: OF ESSER on ney s ivory and ecru; 36 inches wide; yard. 1} and lengths to 40 16 5 aoclonstsshcedd he UME Oh eaeha at alana ain 5 Filled Booka of ‘Sperry’ Gold Stampa Are Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Department, or for $2 in Cash at the 2 Offices on the Fifth Floor. 2 Green Trading Stamps as Usual. Ask for Them. Double ae Stamps Till 12 o'Clock. Single ax Stamps Thereafter. We Glee Single “Sperry’’ Gold Stampa All Day.