The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
BIG DAY FOR
BARGAINS ON
THE HILL

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The man who sells to the man who sells
to you is the man for you to trade with.
The man that sells you direct is the man
that can give you the low prices. Philip
Spies, the Royal Cloak House, 174-176
Springfield avenue, is one of the kind that
you want to get acquainted with. He sells
to the dealers, and he sells to you, if you
will give him the chance. There is a big
half-price sale in waists for you at the
Spies store. There are 500 waists, odds
and ends, white lawn, all fine tailored,
some with inserted embroidery and all
over-plaited models, waiting for as many
lucky ones. There are 700 waists, white
lawns, black lawns, full blouse Rhite open
work embroidery effects, and there are
l, 200 waists of the latest models n~hne
sheer lawn, trimmed with valenciennes or
embroidery, and giving you sixteen diff
ferent styles to select from. In other
words, there are O. 400 bargain waists. They
won't last long, because real bargains are
quickly gobbled up. There are 2,4Oo waists.
and the woman that once sets her eyes
upon these bargains is not going to be
content with one waist; she's going to
take all she can buy. She will go with
out her dinner. but she will have at least
two of those waists. With every purchase
MT. spies Is BlNlhS away an hFllSllc nedfl-
shaped aluminium pinholder.
1919 Springfield avenue-that's the place
and that's the number. Don't forget 1t.
Put it down in your little book and keep
your little book handy. because when you
want shoes and you don't know where to
go, and you look in your little book and
see Sobel & R~osenbaum. 1879 Springfield
avenue. your troubles will be over. That's
the place for feet to be shod. Sobel 4
/ Rorapbou ~ ora STARTING "A hI~ ,laarfpr
sale. and you can't afford to miss II.
You don't believe in throwing away
money, do you? You are throwing 1t
away just as sure as shooting, If you miss
this big shoe sale. w. L. Douglass OK
fords and shoes for men are way down
below the regular price. There are men
and women's hand welt shoes and OK
fords made of fine kid, box calf and pat
ent colt. There are women's walkover
patent colt button and lace shoes, all
widths. which will be sold tomorrow and
on Monday at a figure that ant be
beaten anywhere in the city. In addition
a large line of LOCO shoes made by the best
known manufacturers will be sacrificed at
unheard-of bargain prices. If there is an
odd size in the store, no matter what the
kind of shoe. whether 1t be for man,
woman or child, it goes on the sacrifice
list. Don't forget the number, 1899 Spring
field avenue. Sobel & Rosenbaum.
The anniversary sale which is still go
ing on at the store of B. l.. BARNARD,
2lS-220 Springfield avenue. has give Mr..
BARNARD plenty of assurance that his
next anniversary sale will see his bust
ness doubled. When the second anniver-
sary comes around the name BARNARD
will stand even more than 1t does now
for ENTERPRISE, fair dealing, high quality
of goods. low prices and an ever-increas-
ing host of frfends and customers. In
every department of the store the anniver-
sery week sale has been a record breaker,
The bargains are being rapidly cleaned
out. and IL you desire to profit by the
extremely low prices quoted ON Just what
you want for the summer season, you don't
want to stay -away from the Barnhard
store more than three days longer. Here
are some choice bargains for Friday, Sat
urday and Monday: Assorted lot of cor
sets. r. & G.. American Beauty and Regal
make. in batiste. juan and net; women's
long gloves, in black and white, two
clasps: children's dresses, in white and
assorted colors. low neck and short sleeves;
wcmen's skirts. fine cambria and Main
sock. with full umbrella ruffles or fine
Hamburg or Swiss embroideries and val.
laces. and corset covers of. fine nainsook,
trimmed with fine lace and embroidery.
Don't forget the B. L. BARNARD store.
2lS-220 Springfield avenue, is situated in
Ait OAd II. lItNlldn GflOt bu1lllI1E.
Max Hahn. 250 Springfield avenue, corner
Hayes street, gives stamps. That means
a money saving for everybody who trades
at his store. You save money two ways.
You save 1t up when Hahn gives you the
stamps. You save 1t down when you buy
Hahn's shoes. If you cut out the ad on
another page Of this paper and take It to
the Hahn store you will get double stamps
on Friday. Saturday and Monday. For
those three days he has cut prices In half
In one of the greatest shoe sales on rec
ord. -Four specials which this big price
cut has made are lin mems shoes. gun
metal, box calf and vici kid, all sizes;
boys shoes, vici kid, box calf and blucner,
all sizes; women's shoes, laced or button
all sizes, vici kid and women's white can-
vas oxford, leather heel and white covered
heel, all sizes. You will say harsh things
about yourself IL you walt too long and
find that your friends and neighbors have
taken advantage of these big bargains and
cleaned them all out, as they are certain to
do, because you have delayed in going to
Hahn's store.
Haug, the upholsterer, 5S6 Springfield
avenue, not only sells you the right kind
of goods at the right kind of prices, but
ne gives you good advice, for which, he
charges nothing. For instance, he SAYS
to you, do not accept any tires on your
go7cart or baby carriage If the tires are
hooked together. The hooked together
kind are sure to come off. Come to me
and l will put your tire on by machine
methods. The tires that l put on never
come off, and never tire Haug repairs.
repolishes and remodels furniture. and
makes slip covers and remakes mattresses.
The summer is a good time to polish up
the furniture that has received the hard
knocks in the winter. Here is a tip for
you. Go to Haug and have him repair
any of your furniture that needs repair
ing. Have him repolish all your furni-
ture. Have him make slip covers for it;
then when the fall and winter comes you
can say my house is in order
Do You like crabs? If you don't you
dom know what good eating is. Just the
kind of food for the summer, and they
are always tasty, whether they be hot or
cold. The king of all crabs is the Mary
land crab. That's the kline you get at
Magory's, 1884 Springfield avenue. He boils