The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1917, Page 11

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Teeth carefully cleaned. oken Plates repaired while or if sent by mall. pr-BLOOy, od wi © Inienrely in eyinpat ow exer mi *P ro Pruasioniet! nevely an attemy ime "IC te the nite t the of Ge NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. FIRST RAGE fout many Ciauuning Sayeth Wn * Begin the New Year Right by Serving eoous auce jatiore, 111+ Lathe Mittstaia, Hho; ‘Bune Avon My a WUERD RACK Bi S auce help solve your everyday food problems by making the simplest foods pal- atable and tempting. Meats, eggs, fish, soups, chowders und gravies made better by its use, MADE IN U, S. A, AtGrocersand Delicatessen Stores Made by E. Pritchard, 331 Spring St.,N. Y, MO: Bammer bu S*qpreniios allowance, "Trae oo DIVIDEND BY ROCK ISLAND. | | Company Was Wrecked tn 1915 by) Financial Manipalaton, | The Rock Island KRullvoad, wrecked two years ago by high financial man ipulation, to-day decided to pay a divi-| dend on the nev cont. and 6 cent, preferred that earnings w on the common | however, ‘will reeeive noth Mthe declaration was mad fore noon to-day when con Brookiyn’s Biggest Credit House 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 164, 166, 168 and 170 Grand Street Smith Street _Cor, Driggs Ave. BROOKLYN Cor. Wyckoff St, e to tl id Reliable House of Whalen Brothers to buy your Comme fo th and Floor Coverings on our famous eosy credit terms. This Advertisement With You and Get Y,ur TEN Per Cent. Diseguat Off Your Credit Purchase When Opening a New Account, CLOTHING ON OUR EASY CREDIT TERMS MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, 1848) O'Coats 21-50) LADIOS! AND MINS ied SUITS, 22.50 WOMEN'S AND MISS ka! Coats, 24.98) Moydingkinnes | Ove rcouts, ait cover! ureat wf ALL ALTERATIONS FH OPEN MONDAY AND BATUKDAY EVENINGS THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY DRCEMEER 28, 1917 Astonishing Bargain Sales All Over the Store= _ For the Saturday Before Stock-Taking (learewes cates will We Me tele Groote & rents i the etoge Dewnete « Vaw Plow, ow wed Phe eotieg flee in hee mere: popular of a) Yow York Capertmant Store HOLIDAY GOODE OF ALL KINDS ARE OFFERED AT DEEPLY CUT PRICK Loot for tha price earde Wastratet here. tow fey pater fer mraty of thee hawt hargaie late, tn addition tr hefidey 9 Nandeee of evety decetignnn the + Henge have afer & y four { toe tomervera, the leet day before of BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS ALL OVER THE #TORE feta femmotiny Tile sopties fe weary emotion, from wae Thied Peer, and on on ap meen fhe @ ‘ ett 9 b teen Notice to Cha rie | Customers All charge = puree dating the remainder of 6 will be entered on Bille re Pobrwary tet, 1018 New Pack Canned Foods Roe tat produce Wom \aeting pacers 21 tered \n at heme Sale naw ia : Pronr ene, Of pres whieh nabe worth Loot UNE te lay ta 8 Where eagyty SIXTH AVE.. ISTO 19 STREET (Mr. Man, You Cannot Afford to Overlook | This Clothing Sale! \e Regular Prices on $85,000 Worth of Clothing Literally Slaughtered in the | Big Event Which Was Inaugurated This Morning and Continues Tomorrow Hie | sy any toting rears ee Tht to neo te Ss ta goode as THAT SHOULD SELL ENORMOUS QUANTITIES OF CLOTHING AT ONCE We take stock after tomorrow's business. That is the big reason for this yourself when you come here tomorrow to see what we have to sell THE OVERCOATS Values to $17.50 Values to $20 Values to $25 Values to $30 Values to $40 Sizes to 38 Sizes to Sizes to 44 Sizes to 46 Sizes to Sizes to At$8.95 AtS$11.85 |) At$13.85 | At$14.85 At$17.85 At $19.85 THE OVERCOATS IN THIS SALE embrace this season's smartest models in snappy and conservative effpets. The whole range is covered: BELT BACK, TRENCH COATS, SINGLE BREASTED, DOUBLE BREASTED, SHAPED COATS, BOX COATS, CHESTERFIELD COATS—such popular materials as Vicunas, Tweeds, Cheviots, Kerseys and Fancy Mixtures At the higher prices these overcoats are made with choicest satin lining vale The other big reasons you will ascertain for Values to $15 been rearranged and scores of extra sales- 12.85 | men—all trained clothing saleamen—will be here to serve you efficiently and promptly. MAKE—*KINGL Every pair guaranteed--every palr cut separately, made of cold-water-shrunk materials, and sewed throughout with Beldin Bros.’ cablecord silk. EXCELLENT TROUSERS POR BUSINESS AN DRESS WEAR -— TROUSERS POR EVERY OCCASION, IN PACT. Values to $30 At $17.85 STEDS, CHEVIOTS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, BLUE SERGES, BLACK UN- FINISHED WORSTEDS AND THIBETS. A THE SUITS RAINCOATS Values to $15) ~——“Here the assortyents are unexampled-—the In This Great Sale Sizes to 44 best ever offered ina since the war began se At $8 95 Styles for men and youths in every walk of life. These are guaranieed raincoats, made of 66 e 99 ae . SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS, vaiaselaes ‘Vcnaniaii sper ts | BELT SUITS, BELT ALL AROUND SUITS, parc h | tie serine paps ARD In rousers ' i Values to $20 | PATCH POCKET SUITS, SLASH POCKET At $8.85 NCY MIXTURES. All elses ta ¢ le. $ 4 | Sees to | SUITS, NARROW ENGLISH LAPELS AND sry sagen: een ites Values to $5 At 9). Be At $12.95 | ox: eas Vatuex to $25 | hus been made. The entire clothing store has A sane eat é fa ¥ | The range of materials includes: WOR- value not to be matched in all New York, REMEMBER THE Sizes 28 to 50 waist measure, ' ’ i ‘ The Boys’ S “Store re Joins in This Stirring Clothing Sale| - Enormous quentities of high-class clothing (chiefly in “broken” assortments from higher-priced lines) lave { the Boys’ Store. eave fact that you cannot duplicate the garments offered in this sale at wholesale for the h been selected and re-priced, In other words, the policy which governs the Men's Store clothing also applies to | prices we tes yon Long Overcoats, Mackinaws and | 400 Boys’ Norfolk Suits|300 Boys’ Norfolk Suits| Knickerbocker Trousers Washable Blouses | Boys’ Rubberized Rain- Junior Overcoats $ 95 Popular styles and mate- Popular styles, chiefly in) Mixtures and Corduroys.| Popular materials; neck- coats Sizes 44 to 17 years, Values to 3: rials. Sizes 6 to 16 Mixtures, Sizes 4 to Sizes 6 to 16 years. bands and collars uiye and olive shades, sizes 4 to $4.95 badd sve size in every style, but all sizes in | years. Values to $9 25 | 17 years, Values to $3. 95) Values to $1.48; * 79¢ attached. Values to » 39¢) ene Fegularly $2.40 and 9; the collection. $4.50; sale $6.50; sale..... \ wale... | 150; sale.. | sagen Salespeople in attendance. Sharply Reduced Prices on A Sale of Stoves for Oil, Gas & Coal Stoves for Pa room in your home,—stoves for offices,—stoves of all kinds. These prices tomorrow: 2 Great Shoe Sale For the Last Day Before Stock-Taking 500 Pairs of Men’s $3 & $3. 50 ¢ 1: 95 Juniors’ & Girls’ Wear: Also Blouses and Furs Our aim is to reduce stocks in these sections to the lowest possible point before store closing time tomorrow for after that hour stock-taking begins. Numerous groups of stylish, excellent garments, such as are wanted right now, are offered at greatly reduced prices, but in this announcement we can only mention a few, Being @ clearance, size and color ranges are incomplete—quantities are limited, #0 it is ad visable for you to come here tomorrow as early in the day as possible, Juniors’ $16.50 Coats Perfection Oil Heaters—No. 560; Ws nickel trimmings aud brass tank: at. Shoes, Cut $1° Girls’ $14.75 Coats Re- Special Reduced for Saturday to” 13.75 duced for cones to $11.75 Kerodox Gas Maker—new and See illustration. A chic, full Maring style, Ity brown over- novel; makes pss aaywh will * A welleknown make of which can be had in black, navy or green nmed with fur not clog u and shoe, but classified by Cheviot, Note the new shaped collar, large | c d belt. Sizes __ glticient; | the manufacturer as flap pockets and fancy pearl buttons two tl complete for “Factory Rejects.” How- ‘eas hable alee Gan Radiatore--4 tubes; $4.20 ever, the imperfections Girls’ $2.25° Washable Dresses |$1,69 and $2 While Voile $] 25 fey ee jewel front; at are 80 slight as to be Reduced for Soturday $] 95 Blousea Reduced to ° Jin) am Gas Radiators —4 high tubes; jewel hardly noticeable to eFO| Selection may be made from 8 varied as- front; aluminum finish; § 4.45 , Button style only, in A very pretty style. it is made of plaid |sortment of styles. Some of these blouses . Patent Leather, Gun- Gingham combined with solid colorChambray, |have been slightly juiled from handling ie with Nickel Trims ig ; metal Calf and Tan Rus- in frown of, Copenhagen--and there ere |One tubing aud they are ae good 08 new. mings—at sia Calf, All with Goodyear welred soles in sizes from others made of fancy striped material in| All these blouses are handsomely trimmed Copper Reflex Gas § to 7), C to E widths, pretty colorings, «ll handsomely trimmed, |with laces, embroidery, tucks, frilis or Heaters $450 Sizes 6 to 14 years medallions. Women’s $3.50 $7.95 Satin Slippers, at For evening and party wear: made of excellent quality of black slipper satin, with handturned soles und covered Cuban Louis heels. Sizes 244 to 7, in C Wom id Ces Das Ow Women’s $3.50 Shoes, at . High grade footwear in every respect. All perfect Patent leather, button style, plain or tipped toes; cloth or kid tops. All heel heights. Goodyear welts 214 to §, A to D widths. Please come early at 20th Century Combina- tion Heat and Gas Burner — attachable to any chandelier, wall bracket or por- table stand; heats and lights at the Goat of one; R%e snbon OAK PARLOR HEAT. STOVES. $3 and $3.50 Crepe de Chine and Net Blouses <4 Reduced to $2.50 The € rope ¢ de ¢ hi ne hl uses ‘may he had in white or tiesh solos in various clever styles, The Net Houses ely trimmed w trite ny new shaped. eof whieh may ‘Fl RS GREATLY REDUCED White Furs, Scarfs and Muffs of Combed Thibet; Some in Combi- nation of Combed Thibet and White Coney; Slightly Soiled CHILDREN'S FUR SETS AT ONE-HALF PRICE. ASH SIFTERS — by sitter you wil | ROTARY a Sizes —Jreuh Meats and Turkeys — ~ —~ Sweet Oranges. hecuuse we have only 600 pairs None Sent C. 0. DB. 4 New BUNCH BEETS |) Home. MADE POTATO) MINCE My = , 34 to sell at this remarkably reduced price TURKEY ng, | CHICKENS y gua ae0 Be BREAD 15e| te c ‘Re | " milk fed B2e bunch 2th. loaf “ x AKI RoR" “pou ND 4 rn SBe| 0 NEW CARROTS—young 1] NEW ENGLAND BREAD, - Misses’ SC hidion, S a | 95 wt au ee eg || edeetthe el wd ai" Ope ney S 4 bunch en. » Pn Every pair Pipe bution oF Ince atyle, Regular S Be |] io 18¢! and high cut patterns, Sizes from & to 2 Filled Books of “Sperry” Gold Stampa Are Redeemable for $2.50 Worth of Merchandise in Any Department, or for $2 in Cash at the gave Offices on the Fifth Floor, We Give axe Groen Trading Stamps, as Unual. Ask for Them, Double gx Stamps Till 12 o'Clock, Single ae Stamps Thereafter, Single “Sperry” Gold Stamps All Day t F ng