The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1906, Page 18

a sea Maes HANES s Sana CINE 2 THR Wworrn: WANT ATHEW PARK COURT SMILED AT «AMATEUR BALL STARS MINISTERS. | *3 Kedar c Says They Always Wai ROM OU Pr rere Weer “LITHOLIN™ oe with a Bit af soapy water, CEITHOLANY ta . taj cuts beatae they wre fom |) ke wren j Bg ake er of te Collars 85 conte, NEW For Men With a Little Faith: Distinctive Suits & Topcoats at Fifteen to Forty Dollars Do something better than it ever has been done and somebody will be at your door after that something. You will find your way to our door some day—per- haps to-day or in a fortnight. It depends upon how soon you let reason guide you. Will you begin now? You need not grapple with our intricate tailoring system, nor the precautions or innovations through which we find perfection. If Your i A Sister Stole Your | } | | : | We are doing that something—our clothing for men. | 1 | Leave the means aside ! i i ate and contemplate the end—the garments. usban a ° Re td ee What do you count the Vital Essential in a suit or Is it a serviceable fabric in an exclusive | patiern? Is it expressive tailoring in which distinc- j tiveness has its source or is it a radically new | model? Let it be all three and still can we pledge ourselves to satisfy your demands. : topcoat? Nor will it worry us whether it be a suit or topcoat at fifteen dollars or one atforty. They are all rela- tively equal in the three Vital Essentials. —— ou cannot afford to go with us through our variety of models. fabrics, weaves and patterns--it would demand more thanaday. A thousand men could leave our shop, each with a different suit or topcoat of ours. Perhaps you know of another shop that } can honor that boast--we have not heard of it. i The Suits at $15.00 to $40.00 \ single and double breasted models, with straight, round or angular ide, centre or false vents, flap or welted pockets; French cutts iffs or without cuffs; half lined with mohalro The fabrics ea big collection of worsteds and velour finis ves in over- ipes, herringbone and mixtures, together with piain gray, black $15.00 to $40.00 tting coats, with S, together with yative and in the new gray coats Be Your Owo Lauodryman Waterprocica Linen Cellars and Cuffs, ont when thay get soiled wipe of with » dup eloth or ferstaacslinee ont they im 04 ° ya || aie Ts | ‘poe 1 ce. j | { ! { { ‘ F ciceeieeeeen tenement gray, navy or black Panama cloth, and of light or dark gray plaid Panama cloth. black voile over silk drop. Lon pf oraan BUSY GEN, FiTZGERALD KNEW NO EVIDENCE CLARKE’S ABOQUT DOG FUND. TEA WAS A POOL-ROOM prenatet Oe ee Saks & Company dway, 33d to 34th Street Distinctive Suits for Young Men At $10.00 to $25.00. Radical and Conventional Spring Models. The old, old argument of all wool fabrics and hand sewn buttonholes is not ours. Our level isa good deal higher. We find it in the tailoring of our gar- ments — expressive tailoring, which defines the Bright Ideas and innovations of your expensive merchant tailor. And you may expect all that of us whether your needs derand a suit at ten dollars or one at twenty-five. New Long Single and Double Breasted Models with all the season’s kinks, such as false vents, deep lapels and kindred marks of distinctiveness, fash- ioned of various fabrics in plaids, stripes, mixtures and plain colors. $10.00 to $25.00, FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $4.00 Oxfords for Men at $2.85 On two counts can we demonstrate to you that the shoes are worth four doliars—the serviceable leathers and the head-and-hand work which has been spent for the sake of comfort, style and grace. Blucher and Lace Models of patent colt skin, wax calf, gun metal calf, tan Russia calf, with pointed, medium or broad toes, and Cuban or low heels. English Underwear for Men I. & R. Morley do not need our little praise to es- tablish their garments. Their fame is world-wide —though not at the following modest prices Morley English Athletic Shirts. of bleached cotton, Regularly 75c. Special at 50c y English Shirts, with long or short sleeves 34 to 50), and Drawers (in stout and regular sizes, 30 to 50), of white cotton. Special at..$1.00 Morley English Balbriggan Shirts, with long or short leeves (sizes 34 to 50), and Drawers (in stout and Special at.---..----81.25 sle Jular sizes, 30 to 50). $1.00 Gloves for Men at 75c Ask a Wise One to tell you the trend of the glove market. Ask, him whether He knows of shops which have been compelled to demand a dollar and a quarter for their one-dollar gloves of last season. ‘hen you can appreciate our standard one-dollar tan kid gloves at seventy-fiye cents. One clasp overseam model. Spring Coats for Women In extent and diversity our collection is big. It affords ail the new Spring models for formal and informal service, not a few of which you will find exclusively with us. Silk Eton Coats, $12.50, $16.50, $23.50. Broadcloth Eton Coats, $40, $15, $19. Tourist Coats, $46.50, $25.00, $29.00. Mannish overcoat and three-quarter-length models. Short Coats, $12.50, $17.50, $22.50. Of tan covert or black broadcloth, including new pony coat models with long or short sleeves, Special for Saturday, April the Seventh. $17.50 Coats at $10.50. Fitted, semi-fitted and box models of tan covert or black broadcloth, thoroughly tailored and silk lined. Sizes for women, misses and small women. $16.50 Walking Skirts at $10.00. New sunburst accordion-plaited model of light $15.00 Voile Skirts at $10.50. Plaited circular model. walking length, of imported ! THE HELMET OF NAVARRE. | If you enjoy a stirring romance of Saks & Conan Our New Shop for Children On the Second Floor The material benefits which it insured, rather than a mere whim, led us tO organize this new shop. You need not go beyond it for any and everything that a boy in short trousers or a girl in short dresses can demand relative to apparel andl minor requisites. Nor will you have to go beyond our shop if the prices influence you, since ours are at least as modest as you can find anywhere Spring Suits & Top Coats for Boys With our garments for boys we are ambitious. We go as far as fine fabrics and tailoring of the highest order can go. That level is reached by our suits at $14.00. If they be of interest to you, you may expect something Very Choice. Yet the garments justify the cost. Suits and Top Coots at five dollars we have made our specialty—the greatest good for the greatest number. We know of shops that have the courage to ask $6.50 for suits that measure up to standard no higher than that of ours at $5.00. Norfolk and Rouble Breasted Belted Suits of) cheviot mixtures or blue serges; Knicker- bocker trousers. Sizes 8 to I7 years. | Railer Suite (sizes 7 to 12), Russian Bleue! Suits (sizes 3 to 8) of colored serges or mixed cheviots, elaborated with braid or Cale eee ys) ered emblems. Top Coats of covert in tan or olive. 7 t0 17. Reefers of serge or cheviot in navy and covert) cloth in tan or olive with emblems. Sizes 244 to 10. J IMPORTANT SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. $8 Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits at $5. With two pairs of strap and buckle Knickerhock- er trousers. Of all wool cheviots in five distinct- ive patterns of gray mixtures. Sizes 7 to 17 years Sizes, V—_—_—_—_ Boys’ Oxfords at $3.00 The man who made them is an exception The average manufacturer works hard to leave out as much as he dares. Our shoemaker has bent all his energy to give the oxfords the benefit of all he can. When you know how much he has given them you will not wonder that they cost $3.00. Lace and Blucher Models of patent leather or calf skin in sizes I to 514, FOR SATURDAY, APRIL THE SEVENTH. An Important Sale of Spring Suits and Coats for Girls MANUFACTURERS’ SAMPLE GARMENTS, It is our purpose to make this an event which will leave its mark. The character of the garments and the extraordinary price concessions warrant that distinction. Involved is a collection of sample garments and surplus stock from two prominent manufacturing tailors. Their garments are ac- cepted in the craft as models. Does all that satisfy you relative to the importance of the sale? The Suits Special at $13.75 Regularly $18.50 to $25.00. Tailor-made coat suits in new Eton, box and seven-eighths length, loose fitting models of panama cloth and broadcloth in shades of light gray, Alice blue, navy, rose, light mixtures, checks and stripes, together with white. Sizes 12 to 16. The Coats Special at $5.50 Regularly $10.50, Double-breasted top-coats in seven-eighths length, loose fitting models of tan covert in various shades or of navy cheviot, lined throughout; silk embroid- ered patch emblem on the sleeve. Sizes 6 to I6, IN ADDITION WE WILL OFFER $20.00 Tailored Suits at $15.00. Fancy short sleeve Eton, model of Panama cloth in rose, navy, light gray, Alice blue, or reseda piped with silk; new circular skirts. —Sizes 14 to 16 years. $8.00 Regulation Suits at $5.00, Full regulation model with laced blouse, of heavy wash cot- ton Rep in white and light shades with detachable white col- lar. Sizes 6 to 14 years, $3.45, $2.75 to $3.00 ) $1.95, Wash Dresses at $3.50 to $4.00 § Twelve hundred dresses of white lawn, linine, percale and fancy ginghams in a variety of colors and patterns. The series of styles is most diversified—high neck and guimpe, elaborately trimmed with laces and embroideries. Sizes 6 to 14. Furnishings for Boys Of Madras in white and colors with neckband or Byron collar, sizes 7 to 16 years. Star Nesligee at 95c, Of white or figured Madras with attached or detached cuffs. Sizes 12 to 14 inch neckband. 25¢ and 35¢ Silk Scarfs at 15c. Reversible four-in-hands and shield bows, 35¢ Stockings for Boys and Girls at 20c. Good serviceable stockings of black ribbed cotton¢ | |