The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1911, Page 8

“RP INELY” EMPLOYEES BAND; sicians to Give First Public Rehearsal To-Night. “Strike up the band, here comes a ftrap-hanger,” will be played to-night by che subway band recently organized from musteally inclined motormen, con- accepte Isaac Sil th ull, O’FARRELL FOUND GUILTY ‘AND | Policeman Who Took $1,000 for) New Yorker Arrested in Boston MUSIC BY SUBWAY Siding With Employers in Strike | Gets Easy Sentence, Family Home and Looted Safe. | The lows of thirty days’ pay fe ¥ 1 A $1, iverman as a siding with the empleo | cloakmakers arin ° ’ | O'Farrell was for ian Motorman and Guard Mu-i()Fartell was for inans was reduced to the ranks sioner Waldo soon afte During the atrike, araed, Ww cha tive in dispersing © charge o ¥ to-day after ductors and traithands in the eubway |oOved fh service, The "Step Lively March” and the “Watch Your Step’ gavotte are also | among the select pieces to be performed by the band, which fs to give ite first | = official rehearsal at the One Hundred and Fonty-etghth etreet and Lenox ave- nue barn, A car will be run between the One Hundred and Forty-fifth street station and whe barn as often as neces- sary to transfer guests to the buthing. An official announcement of the or- ganization of the band and the rehear- eal to-night contains the following: “The ovsect of the Subway Band for- mation is for the further musteal in- struction of its members, for the honor of the subway, to inspire patriotism and for the amusement of the employees of the eubway. The company contributed Uberaliy toward the equipment of the band, and it is the desire of every mem- ‘ber of the organization that the com- pany @#hall be proud of its work, not only as musicians, but as subway em- ployees. Every man connected with the dand is taught discipline and every man 4a on his honor to carry this discipline study into his every day work, to be courteous to Passengers and to preach she eubiere af good service to the Now York public to every other subway em- ployee, for whoso benefit this band wae created. Every department is repre- sented—taw and clatm departments, clerks from offices, conductors, motor- men, guards, switchmen, carpenters, ma- chinisie, shopmen, signalmen, agents and gatemen.” alsin Morgan on Mission to Washington. WASHINGTON, Sept. %—J. Pierpont Morgan arrived in Washington late last night. He could not bo seen at his hotel, and the purpose of his vislt i net known, YX Ki should be temptin in ap earance, s S S % |RICH MAN'S DAUGHTER | FINED'0 DAYS’ PAY.| ~ HELPED ROB HER FATHER? Says Girl Went With Him to BOSTON, Sept. 2.—On a charee of; na Hack Bay residence, | ving hia name as George New York, was held In | Court to-day for further | ai! the | F hi 0 from y he poll f | fesged that he and Mise Vivian J Dm, | daughter of the man robbed, went to the winter home of the young woman's ",| father, and after finding that they could not manipuiate the combination | of the safe eent for an expert, who trong box. When the par visited the | iscovered Lit wa than ordinarily a= nd arresting union e ed atm 1 dollars were miasing, as | cash Was arrested ast night, but acobs refused to make any com +|plaint againet his daughter. It In sald denounced this] that most of the property has been ree | covered from pawnshops. J was in payment| fy k in @ certain) Mr, J \ "Appetizer — =A five keen zest to the foo igestion. isall this and more. The selected hops, 8-day x malt and Pabst exclusive process gives it that delightful appetizing tonic tang and rich me! that distinguishes it Choice of over 60 new fabric styles. tailored up to the hi, of excellence, Cl shown cisewhere 1 sin our four stores Custom Tailoring For men who prefer made-to-measure clothes we show in our four stores over a thousand exclusive Fall The tailoring, style and finish of any garment we make for you will be all that you can desire or secure, no matter to what highest class expensive tailor you go. styles in worsteds and woolens. Suits, made to mneasure.. Wool Hats . . Lissner of Guben, Germany, Near Chambers St. * E. E, TURLINGTON, Vice-President SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN EXTRA SPECIAL AT $13.50 AND $17.50 In addition to the many desirable, distinctive and exclusive styles in our regular fall line of suits at $15 to $45, here are two specials resulting from foresighted merchandising. Men accustomed to pay $18 or $20 for their suits are asked to see our specials at $13.50 and men used to paying $25 wil] save considerable by buying one of these specials at $17.50. SPECIAL Suits in 12 smart models for men and young men, Every garment of this character are being . 820 and even $22.50, Special $13.50 || $17.50 The Hackett, Carhart $25 Suit For goodness in fabrics, gracefulness in style lines, exclusive pattern, superlative tailoring, and a suit for all occasions, here's ‘one that will please you. ~The variety of patterns and the number of striking designs will impress you after you have the usual $35 and $38 suits. All the new and beautiful grays, new blue and fancy mixtures. ... $25 to $60 Sale of $3 Imported $ Genuine imported wool cloth felt hats—made by Light weight, very stylish, choice of five different colors, all sizes— while they last... oe $2 265 Broadway 841 Broadway Cor. 18th St. Inc. Retail SPECIAL Suits of finest smooth finished worsteds, soft cassi- meres and Scotchy cheviots, in the season's newest and most popular grays, blues, browns and tans, Cut on modified English models that are distinctly stylish and in good taste, Elsewhere equal quality suits are $25. Special in our four stores, Silk Lined Coats Three-quarter length Fall Overcoats of black and Oxford, full silk-lined and silk-faced to edge. Coats of the same quality are not to be had elsewhere under $25. If a clear saving of $7.50 is interesting to you and you want the comfort of a dignifed and $17.50 Two Pair Knicker $ 5% Suits for Boys . . For boys hard on their pante—and what boy te not?-—here are high grade, strictly all wool fancy mixture cheviot, full Winter weight, double brensted knicker suits with an extra pair of knickers, They are full cut, Analy tailored and will St properly, Sizes 10 to 18, Sack luxurious overcoat, here is your opportunity, Special............. 119 West 42d St. Near Broadway Harlem and 42d Street Stores Open Evenings 125th Street Near 8d Avenue THE EVENING WO marmeanerrenrrnire mn nome AES “ esate eer t— a RLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1911. Broadway Autumn Wear for Misses, Small Women and Girls that combine the charm of style and the sweet simplicity of low prices. @ There is a wealth of pretty and effective things in our Misses’ Depat- ment this Fall. A\ll the salons of fashions have been searched for the newest ideas, whether they affected the shape of a collar or rever, the lines of a skirt or a coat, or any one of those apparently infinitesimal consid- erations which determine the season’s styles. @ It is observation and not bias that convinces us that the Miss with limited means and the Miss who is free from the restrictions of pocket may alike find the very thing they want in such a comprehensive depart- ment as this. Meanwhile we have selected some values that should be of immediate interest. Second floor Misses’ Tailored Suits, of men's-wear serge, imported broadcloth, rough diagonal chevict or rannish worsted. Fancy tailored coat and high girdle skirt; sailor or round collar and large revers, and ccmbination trimmings of velvet, corduroy or satin. 14-16-18 yrs. Value 35.00 Tomorrow at 25.00 Misses’ Tailored Suits, of Lymansville cheviot or wide-waled serges. Plain tailored or Norfolk rrodels. In navy, brown, Coronation or fancy mixtures. 14-16-18 years. falue 22.50 Tomorrow at 16.50 Misses’ Coats, reversible models, in plain or plaid back double-faced cloths, with sailor or round collar. Color combinations are gray and Coronation purple, brown and tan, gray and old blue, and brown and blue. Sizes 12-16-18 years. ae % Value 18.50 Tomorrow at 12.95 Misses’ Serge Dresses, in one-piece front-buttoned models. Made of French or € storm serge, with combination cloth or satin collar. Others with Irish crochet collar and cuffs. Colors are navy, brown, white or black. 14-16-18 years. / ae Special at 15.00 Girls’ Tailored Suits, made of English serge, rough cheviot or fancy worsteds, two or three-piece models. Complete dress and plain or Norfolk coat. In navy, brown, and gray or brown mixtures. Sizes 13-15-17 years. Special at 19.50 Girls’ Coats, full length models, of all-wool cheviot, fancy tweeds or double-faced cloths. Button to neck, notch or sailor collar. Navy, brown, gray or brown mixtures. 6 to 14 yrs. Value 12.50........ssseesees Tomorrow at 7.95 Value 15.00. Tomorrow at 9.75 Girls’ School Dresses, one-piece, Russian or regulation models, made of all-wool serge, in navy or black, as well as check worsteds. Round or sailor collar, effectively trimmed with soutache braid. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Special at 5.95 Girls’ New Washable Dresses, made of imported gingham, galatea or repp, in effective one-piece or Russian models, with sailor or roGihd collar. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Special at 1.45, 1.95 and 2.45 Girls’ Gymnasium Suits, of all-wool storm serge, with sailor collar and embroidered emblem on blouse. Navy only. 6 to 18 years. Special at 5.95 Girls’ Separate Bloomers, made of all-wool storm serge, in navy only. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Special at 2.95 The authoritative word in Women’s styles finds fullest expression in the Autumn apparel assembled at Saks’ @ The happiest of combinations, foreign styles and American workmanship, has contributed greatly to your reputation, Madame, as the best dressed women in the world. @ Pcyond that, of course, the most important reason of all, is the fact that ou know how to wear clothes. Emulating your European sister, you ave surpassed her, as the pupil surpasses the master. Thus, it is with the keenest appreciation for yourperception in matters of re:s, that we urge your inspection of the many notable contributions to those Fall styles which are exclusive with our Women's Apparel Department, and which possess all those determinants of appeal-—style, originality, ex- cel'ence of workmanship and reasonableness of price. Fourth floor. Women’s Reversible Coats or Evening Wraps value 39.50................ special tomorrow at 25.00 q Anattractive model, with long revers and deep, square collar, which can be improvised into ahood, Garment buttons far to one side and the back has wide panel which has the effect of giving exceptionally lines. Large and small satin and cloth combination buttons add quite an artistic touch. The reversible combinations are black satin with any of the following: Champagne, tan, white, rose, gray, Copenhagen blue or black. Women’s Fancy Tailored Suits value 35.00............006 special tomorrow at 25.00 G Two new models, designed and made expressly and exclusively for us. One model is of rough cheviot with large velvet collar. Has pointed revers cuffs neatly braided, and is punctuated with pearl buttons. The other model is a semi-tailored effect, whereof the large revers and cuffs are trimmed. with wide and narrow braid. The skirts of both models are high bodice cffect, and both are obtainable in black, navy or brown, Women’s 50.00 Corduroy Walking Suits special tomorrow at 39.50 @ Made of imported corduroys, and custom tailored. Plain notch collar and revers, with French : eams front and back, and high bodice skirt. Available in black, navy, brown, taupe or green. Corduroys are all the vogue now, and one cannot wonder at it-in the face of such beautiful garments as these and such a reasonable price. Women’s 50.00 Dresses at 35.00 @ There are atternoon dresses of charmeuse. Trimmed with two-tone hand embroidery round oke and down the front of the dress, as well as round the set-in kimono sleeves. Lace oke collar and cuffs. New shirred waist line and panel back skirt, with deep fold vad s. irring at bottom to match waist. ‘Women’s Serge Dresses value 20.00............+65- special tomorrow at 15.00 @ F've models, in French or men’s wear serge. Trimmings of setin or broadclothe, in black or ntrasting colors. Round, pointed or square collar, some with braid and others with lace, thc cuffs to match. Kimono or set-in sleeve. Black or navy blue. Women’s 7.50 Walking Skirts at 4.90 special for tomorrow @ Innavy or black serges, or gray mixtures, With high bodice or straight walst line. Our idea of an excellent value, and inspection will prove it to be yours. Saks&Company "Suits for Youths and Boys at 15.00 Sizes 30 to 36 Ages 14 to 20 @ In haking suits for youths and boys at 15.00 we we fill a long felt went. We believe that 15.00 is what the average youth wants to pay, and we know for an actual fact that that is all he needs to pay in order to get satis- fection. That amount spent for a suit at Saks’ will accom- i iderably more than the same amount spent | We have been in the clothing business for more than forty years, and we may therefore be acquitted of egotism when we say that nobody knows more about men’s than we do, and few know as much. We have learned how to accentuate youthfulness in fabrics and styles, and that is a consideration which no young man can afford to overlook. @ In rough cheviots, blue and the numerous shades of brown and gray, we shall be glad to introduce you to a display of youthful models, exclusive in style, excellent in tailoring, and easil ily worth much more than the 15.00 Smart Clothes for Boys ___at very reasonable prices @ There is something very delightful about clothing They do so ss aye compensate us for all our J mag A man gets mildly enthusiastic about his clothes at most, but rig up a boy right and he looks just like an Indian war whoop sounds | @ We have reached the heart of the boy by giving him = style, and we have satisfied his mother by giving F and low prices. Ley extra trousers, special. Some of our best numbers in these suits have become bi in sizes owing to the m readiness with which they have sold. We have therefore to put these broken sizes in one lot at a special price. They include i Norfolks, and are splendidly tail and Values up to 7.00 Tomorrow at 5.25 Boys’ Suits, with extra trousers. These suits are, in Norfolk or double-breasted models, cut on mannish lines. Made of rough cheviots in new shades of brown and gray. Exceptional in make and finish and fine value. 7.95 Boys’ Suits, double-breasted or Norfolk models, cut on the same lines as our higher priced garments for boys. Made of all-wool blue serge and exceptionally trimmed. 5.00 hetdg Suits, in a very extensive variety of the newest mannish and in double-breasted, single-breasted or Norfolk models. The new rough cheviots so popular this season are thoroughly represented in the assortments available, as well as the wear-resisting worsteds, and the fact that every garment has been made under our personal supervision throughout is not the least indication of how good a value these suits are. 9.95 [Furnishings for Boys, Girls _| and Little Children In writing of underwear and blanket robes for your attention tomorrow, we feel like the little girl who acknowledged the compliment paid to her hat by stating with solemn pride that that wasn’t anything like the one she had at home! For although we particularize only two items of furnishings here, we want also to remind you that this department is replete with all the furnishings which boys and girls and little tots may need. Underwear, for boys and girls and children, in combination or two-piece garments, made of silk and wool, merino or cotton, in medium or heavy weights. 2-piece garments.............50¢ to 2.95 Combination suits............85¢ to 3.95 Blanket Robes, for youths and boys, cord trimmed, ribbon i or plain, in all the fashionable shades, in mottled designs, figured effects and fancy stripes. Ages 3to 1S years. 2.50 to 6.95 Millinery for Misses & Children and Knockabout Hats for Boys 4 Our hats for Misses’ and Children this Fall are the brightest collection imaginable. There are velvets, velours, plushes, and scratch and fine felts; in m . pierrot and sailor shapes, trimmed into the cunningest little con- ceits you ever saw. Prices 2.50 to 18.50 Boys’ English Cloth Hats, in fancy miztures, plain grays and tans. Suitable for ages 6 to 16. Sizes 6% to 7%. Boys’ Rah Rah Hats, in cloth with fancy or self-colored band. Special at 2.00 Special at 50c An opportunity in Waits for Misses and Small Women {| Just two special items filched from regular stock for the express purposes of a sale. Offers you an opportunity to acquire an effective dressy or tailored model in a waist to wear with your new Fall suit. You will have to see them, however, to realize how extremely low the prices are. Tailored Model Waist, of chiffon taffeta. attractively designed with combination colorings of messaline and buttons. Very special at 4.95 Dressy Model Waist, of white satin, claborated with lace insertions, jabot and, combination colorings of chiffon. Very special at 5.05 Silk Petticoats at half price for Misses and Smail Women 4) Another of the good na in store for you to-morrow at ’, only at a much greater eaving than is often possible, These petticoats are made of superior quality messaline, pacick deep bageed nection Runes | in ® leepe range of new colorings, as are the vogue for early Fall wear, Whit: and black also included, P Regularly 4.00 Special at 1.98