The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 15

nesses at the marriage. OF THEIR WEDDING sald he was twenty-two. Bride of Clarence H. Smith, Amherst Student, Is Daugh- ter of W. J. Wilgus. Mr. and Mrs, William J, RENCE H, SMITH of VY, This announcemont, which appeared in| N. Y., did. | He tell tit New York papers yesterday, caused | ence in the following letter: much surprise among the friends of] | A few years ago I serious the couple, as it revealed a secret wed- dig. Mrs. Smith iy a graduate of Haw- thorne Seminary. Her father is a well known raliroad engineer and planned | What one b the details of electrifying the suburban | Femedies had failed to do, ued of the New York Central system. Me, Smith and Miss Wilgus have been friends tr a iong time and she often attended football games, as he was Cap. \ain of the White Plains High School { team, Mr. Smith matriculated at Am-titchin erst, and when news of the marriage begame known he left college and west (o the. Wilgus home, where he and his bride told of their secret marriage, and Were forgiven. ‘The couple rode to Portchester in an! ment 88, Resinol Chemical Co., automobile and when they reached the more, Md. Lord & T. ‘aylor Founded 1826 “Brooxlyn, 3 a, blackheads, inol Ointment, to be isfied with the expenditure. To-morrow, Saturday Special Values Offered in Misses’ €8 Children’s Wearing Apparel « Mises’ Afternoon Dresses ) The latest models and colorings. Vel- ihe 0 veteen, Corduroy velvet and Satin ‘ MCCOTS 2... e eee eee e eee ee cere evens $50.60 i !Misses’ Broadcloth Coats Special eee at lined. and inte:lined, large shawl collar of fur. Black, blue and brown........ $29.50 Misses’ & Junior Coats Special heuaapar i ree Paes 1 TeaRR Fo ‘ at of superior auslity, reversible cloth, in ; all the popular colorings.............+ $13. 75> Children’s Chinchitla Coats Special —4 to 16 years— at Fine quality chinchilla, lined with flan- $9.50 nel or serge drill, velvet collar, ATRL Girls’ Dresses—dq to 14 years of all wool serges and fancy plaids several models $7.50 & $6.50 Special Values for Saturday in Women’s Suits €8 Coats 4 Women’s Taslored Suits In diagonals and basket weaves. The latest models and colorings. $19.50 & $25.00 Women’s Tatlored Sutts In all the new diagonals, mixtures and broad- cloths. A number of ‘styles to select from, $29.50 & $35.00 A Very Large Assortment of Street and Touring Coats In the new Zibelines, Fancy Mixtures, and Double-faed Materials, Splendid values at $24.50 An Exceptional Offering of Broadcloth Fur Collared Coats Opossum and Persian, Lamb Collars, handsomely lined also Fancy Broadcloth Coats Velvet and braid trimmed, suit- able for street and dressy wear, $29.50 Broadway & 20th Gt.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. 4 oMce of Town Clerk Stevens, and ap- piled for a license: they appeared to be 'n @ great hurry. Howard C. Bell, a \ constable, and Edith 7. Montross, a clerk for the clergyman, acted as wit- Miss Wiigus Bave her age as nineteen and Mr, Smith AFTER 3 MONTHSIFIFTY CENTS D1D —=— | WHAT ONE RUNDRED DOLLARS COULDN'T Brooklyn _ Man Discovers He Could Have Saved $99.50 on Injured Leg WILGUs-sMITH—Oon Aug. 4, 1011, at a. Partehe Yo. by the Rev. W. F.1 Imagine spending One Hundred Dol- RvARET YP. WILGUS, iy ine “J lats for preparations to heal a wound on the Jeg, and then finding that a fifty- . cent jar of Resinol did the trick! Thatis — just what C. M. Neperent of Brooklyn, N briefly his experi: y injured | my leg, and tried everything I saw ad- vertived. Finally, I was advised to try | Resinol Ointment, and in a very short | time the wound was completelhtealed. | One small jar of Resinol Ointment did undred dollars’ worth of other Cc. M. MASS LS 4 Resinol Ointment instantly relieves ec- tema, scalds and burns, tetter, milk crust, ringworm, barber's itch, all erup- ad irritations of the skin; pimples, boils, chilblains, chaps ete. Try a fifty-cent jer of Res- otten from your druggist, and you will be more than sat- Free sam- ple can be had by writing to Depart- alti- | Broadway Saks & Tomorrow, Saturday, Nov. 4th 450 Women’s Smart Tailored Dresses values 18.50 and 20.00................. at 10.00 @ In offering to us these pretty tailor-made dresses the maker made his proposition too alluring, too palpably good to decline. A saving of 50% on a tailor-made dress of this superior quality is not so common that you or we ourselves can afford to disregard it. @ Style, workmanship, finish and fabric are, of course, always first consider- ations with us, no matter what be the conditions of purchase. But they happen also to be the paramount considerations with this particular maker, than whom there is no better in the business. pd are five models—fashioned of French serge—each an implicit copy of a French design—all described in brief below. But before passing to these descriptions, let us impress upon you that there are no brighter constel- lations in the firmament of present tailor-made values. Here are tailor-made dresses that are actually worth 1850 and 2000 each, offered to you at a Race unprecedented for such quality. How often in your experience, adame, will a ten dollar bill prosper so well in its journeys? © Fourth floor. Model One is a one-piece coat dress, made of French serge. Has deep sailor collar and is trimmed with Hercules braid and buttons on sleeves and revers. Skirt has loose panel back and front, trimmed to match. New set-in sleeves. Black, navy, brown and Coronation purple. Model Two is a smart street dress, with round collar and set-in sleeves. Collar and cuffs are edged with a one-inch beg of velvet, and the entire garment is embellished with velvet buttons. Navy, black and Coronation purple. Model Three is made of French or storm serge. Deep sailor collar to waist and cuffs overlaid with corduroy of self or combination colors. Pearl buttons on waist. High bodice effect, with loose panel back and front. Black, navy, Corona- tion purple and brown. Model Four is a street dress of French serge, set-in sleeves and one side pointed rever, inlaid with satin. Also, satin girdle and sash. Entire garment trimmed with satin covered buttons. Black, navy, brown or Coronation purple. Model Five is a one-piece dress, with deep roll collar of self or contrasting colors. Set-in kimono sleeves. High bodice skirt or braided belt of self material. Black, navy or blue. reduced from 19.50 and 25.00 to 15.00 @ Made of various reversible cloths, in stunning combinatiens and in models that reveal the newest and smartest lines. Long roll collar or shawl collar, button- ing close to neck. @ All of these coats have been taken directly from stock and summarily reduced solely on account of our inability to duplicate many of the cloths. According to the policy of our business, this fact is of itself sufficient justification for radical reductions in prices, and it but remains for you to reap the benefit. Suits & Overcoats at 15.00 THE. EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1911. Company at 34th Street New attractions in apparel for Misses, Small Women & Girls at exceptionally low prices Saturday @ Suits that are noticeably different in some effective detail, coats that strike away from waning styles, dresses that find some new note in the orchestration of design, So refreshingly new are these weekly accessions that we cannot escape the conviction that the capabilities of this Department are far in excess of the demands that are made upon it. Daily it caters to a charming clientele of young women and girls of widely varying tastes, requirements and means; which is the best commentary upon the reason- a ene of our prices. Second floor. Misses’ Tailored Suits, made of rough cheviot, imported worsted and fancy tweeds. Exceptionally smart tailored and Norfolk models. All seasona'sle colorings, as well as black. 14-16-18 years. Value 29.50 special at 19.50 Misses’ Corduroy Suits, made of imported corduroy, in two or three-piece models, in navy, brown or black. 14-16-18 years. Value 45.09 special at 35.00 Misses’ Dress Coats, of imported velveteen, broadcloth or zibeline, long roll or sailor collar. Navy or black. 14-16-18 years. Value 39.50 special at 25.00 Misses’ Street Coats, made of imported rough worsteds, striped zibeline, and plain or plaid back double-faced cloths. Long roll or button to neck models, Large range of colorings. 14-16-18 years. Value 22.50 special at 16.50 Misses’ Tailored Serge Dresses, in one-piece buttoned front models, of English serge. Five distinctive models, with lace collar and cuffs. In navy, brown or black. 14-16-18 years. Value 25.00 special at 15,00 Junior Suits, in two and three-piece models. Made of imported broadcloth, rough worsteds, diagonal serges and fancy tweeds. Plain or fancy tailored. In navy, old blue, or brown and gray mixtures. 12 to 16 years.’ Values 22.50 to 39.50 special at 15.00, 19.50 and 25.00 Girls’ Coats, full length button-to-neck, of all-wool cheviot or plaid back double- faced cloths. Navy, brown and old blue. 6to 16 years. Value 15.00 special:at 9.75 Girls’ Chinchilla Coats, in full length button-to-neck models. Made of import- ed chinchilla and lined throughout with check worsted. In navy or gray. 6 to 16 years. Value 15.00 special at 9.75 Girls’ Dress Coats, of imported zibeline broadcloth or kersey. Long roll or sailor collar of velvet. All colorings, 8 to 16 years. Value 25.00 special at 16.50 Girls’ Dresses, in one-piece, Russian or regulation models. Made of all-wool serge or check worsteds. In navy, brown or black. 6 to 14 years. very special at 4.95 1,000 Dozen Tailored Shirts at 1.00 for Misses and Women regular value 2.00 @ Not in the history of the American dollar has it ever accomplished more than in tomorrow's’ great offering of 2.00 tailored shirts at half price. It would not accomplish so much in this instance, but for the tremendous volume of this purchase, and 2 great deal of co-operation between the makers and ourselves. @ These shirts are made of pure linen madras and shirtings, in wide or narrow stripes, and in effective self cords. All are finely talon, have patch pocket and French collar and cuffs. In the entire 12,000 shirts there is not one that can be duplicated at the price, we do not care where. You cannot practise any better economy than to buy half a dozen or more of them tomorrow. An entire aisle on our Mair Floor will be devoted offering to this remarkable shirt tomorrow = for Youths and Boys Fifteen dollars for an overcoat or a suit of clothes may | be extravagant or reasonably fair. It all depends upon | where you spend it. At Saks’ fifteen dollars will unques- | tionably purchase greater value in these garments than in most other shops. It will ensure for you all the style that experience and expert abilit? can crowd into youthful models, perfect workmanship and superior finish, and a range of models, fabrics and colorings unmatched anywhere. In overcoats just now the long, loose single and double breasted models gre most popular with the better dressed | young men in New York. And at fifteen dollars we have a | selection of these very models which will afford you the widest choice both in fabrics and colorings. We also have these same models as low as 12.50 and as high as 25.00-~- which is still very low. Sizes 30 to 36. Ages 14 to 20. Seasonable Hats for Misses and Children @ The two hat items mentioned here will serve to show the economy of our prices, but you will have to visit the depart- ment itself to appreciate what gay and gallant assortments make up our youthful millinery displays. Misses’ Hats, in soft felts, hood shapes, velvets and taffeta silks, For school or dress. Trimmed with large ribbon bows and fancy feathers. Values up to 7.50 Saturday at 2.95 Children’s Hats, Tyrolean and Jack Var cffects. Felts, cloths, leather and silk plush. Ages 3 to 10 years. Odd lots, Values up to 4.00 Saturday at 1.35 Special sale of Shoes for Youths and Boys @ Those young men and boys who aim to be both practical and economical in what they buy may succeed in both at this sale. These shoes are sterl- ing values, made for hard and practical wear, and | | marked at unusually low prices for tomorrow's selling. Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes, in patent leather, gun meta! and ename! leather. Sizes 11 to 13!/. | Value 2.50 special at 1.85 | Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes, in patent leather, | gun metal and tan Russia calf. Blucher and lace | Value 3.00 special at 2.25 models, Sizes | to 5!/2. Furnishings for Young People ° f at special prices tomorrow @ It will be an exe2ptional day indeed when this depart- ment fails of its purpose in rounding up good values. Each of the four items assembled especially for tomorrow's selling has its own measure of economy to commend it. Root’s Tivoli Underwear, for hate and boys. Gray merino, in full sizes. Silk taped neck. Sizes 26 to 34. Value 1.00 Saturday at 650 Combination Suits, for youths and boys. Made of Egyptian Derby ribbed cotton. Well made, close fitting gar- ments. Sizes 26 to 34. Saturday at 1.00 Blanket Bath Robes, for youths and boys. All the new colors and designs. Ages 8 to 18 years. Saturday at 2.50 Children’s Blanket Bath Robes, bound with satin ribbon, in colorings, Ages 3 to 8 years. Saturday at 2.9¢ Slippers to match. per pair 1.00 Rare Fur Coat Values for Misses and Juniors @ Speaking impersonally, one is always well ad- vised to buy furs from a manufacturing furrier rather than from those who are merely retailers of fur gar- ments. This is strikingly exemplified in our fur coat prices, which are considerably less than the average. These fur garments are made by our own furriers on the premises, and thus, instead of paying two profits—the manufacturer's and ours you pay only the latter, and that is reasonable enough, and all that you ought to pay. Sizes 13 to 18 years—48 to 52 inches long Black Pony Coats................0055 A French Seal Coats, ‘Gs j Like-Seal Coats, ermine collar and cuffs Natural Pony Coats, with natural raccoon collar and cuffs. 45.00 . 50.00 90.00 Nie 125.00 Women’s Fur Lined Coats & Fox Sets Women's Fur Lined Coats. Mixed tweed shell, squirrel lock lined, with large shawl collar of sable squirrel. Value 65,00 special at 42.5) Cross Fox Sets, perfectly matched muffs and neckpieces. Value 100.00 special at 69.50 Black Fox Sets, large pillow muffs and two-skin animal effect scarfs, Value 50.00 special at 35.00 Winter Clothes for Boys : ° ° A ° high in quality—low in price q We cannot emphasize too strongly the advantage to you of buying your boy's clothes from a store that has put such serious purpose into the subject as we have. There is, ina boy's garment at Saks’, more style and better workmanship than is generally obtainable elsewhere at such low prices. Boys’ Double Breasted Suits formerly up to 7.00,.. ..Saturday special at 4.75 We have more of these suits than we can handle in connection with our numerous other lines. Fact is, we ordered more than we can carry, and are quite willing to make a sacrifice in the mat- ter of price, These suits are made of all-wool, in the season's favored fabrics and colorings, and to our own specifications. Boys’ Suits, with extra trousers....at 7.95 Double or single breasted models, as well as Norfolk styles. Made of high grade mannish cloths and tailored extremely well, Boys’ Blue Serge Suits.............at 5.00 Made of a fu'l weight blue serge of good quality. Norfolk or double breasted models, well lined and trimmed, and anexcellent value, Boys’ Overcoats ..,.......... -..at 5,00 Reefers or Russian overcoats, made of blue or gray chinchilla, or in neat mixed coatings. Loose, box models, wool lined and care- fully finished. A very good overcoat value. Boys’ Overcoats at 7.95 Long overcoats, reefers and Russian coats. An exhaustive assort- ment of fabrics and models, including all colors of chinchilla, and the favored colors in other materials, Splendid values, Boys’ Tourist Coats at 12.75 Tourist or auto coats, in long mannish models, with the new con- vertible collar buttoning close to the neck, or the regulation collar, Made of rough coatings in an assortment of colorings. Sale of Children’s Chinchilla Coats. Value 10.00, at . 6.95 @ The unusual demand for chinchilla this season has made this material very scarce and enhanced its value. But such a condition is always an in- centive to us to get the better of market prices. So we went out to get a consignment of chinchilla cloth at a conservative price, and we succeeded, We secured just enough to make fifty coats for children two to six years young. They are double breasted models, in gray, navy and red, and are an uncommon value in chinchillas, EE saiiencibemenn