The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1912, Page 9

TEREST NBT AEH IY) I * t . wo QOD HAPPENINGS | AROUND DOCTORS ‘There a curtain over a rT H had been hastil “Now,” eaid Mra. { i H i i { Z i i i E g ak I ee » First a Kitchen Fire That Put Itself Out, Then Mid- night Intruder. Be te ty i itie! iT f | § ] s & i i f | | i t i Hi fiettt bo ~f?} Dr G. A. Frie@man and his family, a Mt No, 1% East Ninety-fifth street, oon- Sm tems that they can make neither head we Ror tall out of @ series of wetrd things that happened or appear to have hap- ‘Sy "Denied at their house eatly to-day, the Whole situation deing still further coms plicated by the romance that is oon- feesed to by Katle Becker, the skin have « tendency to clog and t ' depn,. thas domestic, wenty: | enlarge the pores. A real skin preserver ‘The doctor is chief of the dispensing |™* | MUSSY CREAMS do not protect the skin from harsh weather conditions. Most creams more- over are @rpasy and unpleasant to use. and instead of cleansing and beautifying "Staff of Mount Sinai Hospital. Wh VELOGEN \ he came home he foun! his entire ‘am “Beauty's Guardian” lly, plus the maid, gathered in bis wife’e| A little V: on the fece and “Well, I cant’ declared Mre. Friei- man. “Now come and look at this.” ‘They led Dr. Friedman to the kitehea. Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 Smith Gray & Co. Clothes afford Better Quality, Better Style and |; Greater Value than Is to be F i ‘ound in Any Other Ready-for-Service Clothes. @ That better is b - i Seance Say errant which are more ive, and it, which, in every essential detail, custom Here are extreme values on which Y we invite your comparison: } ] Suits & Spring Coats at 15.50 & 18.50 that in tailoring, style and fabric are full 20.00, 22.50 and 25.00 values tc In suits at 15.50 In Suits at 18.50 from you may choose natural you may choose f rel blue serges, high © many custom fabrics and et grade worsteds, velours and — hemp high clase E) Saxony cassimeres; eerges fg] ous neat mixtures; models [@] include English, Fifth Ave- eggs brown and fetaic: Sets | ra men, young men Fifth A a nad te venue and college f@] | InOvercosteat .5OQ InOvercoatsat. 8.50 (2 youmaychoosefrom black, nearly all are eile 2) Oxford, smart grays and lined, including black, Ox- fe] correct olive and brown fords, grays, browns and : oeeesnere cad models include dress, busi- ness styles, ragians and F Staple Gray Mixture motoring styles. a) Worsted Suits 22.5Q Wonderful assort- = For many’ seasons ment and value in # have always paid 77.50to Suits and Spring pcre igen fot 4 ood Coats at 28. ite—the suite preferred ‘The range of suitings is always for business complete; all are exclusive Summer because of their and styles and in Joyful comfort and neat, ail reenact identical with dressy appearance; t custom ga! K C shades, Ps The showing of 1 different weaves in all the belted back Spring Guard f@ correct models. Coats in exclusive fabrics “{9| 22.50° Rubberized = Engligh Waterproof j Slip-ons Special.... 13.50 Boys’ ‘& Children’s @ Clothing Special t Hundreds of these coats §=Children’s Suits, {f fe) have been sold in the'last sizes from 234 to 17; all two weeks; in fact, sizes models; values 6.00 ; are broken nearly every and 6.78.........- 4.75 & day—today andtomorrow, Blue Serge Confirm- & however, you may besure ation Suits, standard = = ofanysize. Pureworsted, 7,50 values........- §.50 self and silk lined; full Children’s Suits, & English raglan model; the 2 most wanderful coats you models; values B] have known at the price. 10.00 to 12.50. 7-50 Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs Smith Gray & Co. Two Brooklyn Stores: kA Two New York Stores: cg) sizes from 24 to 17; all Fulton St. at Flatbush Av. at Warren St, me | Acrees from City Hell, oI u]” Broadway at Bedford Ave. ShAv.,Bet.27th&2sthSts. [2 i x i i 3 3 i ; i i i I al i ! i g She | 43 i i i ik gE | | a E i Saks & Company Tomorrow, Saturday, April 27th Women’s Tailored Suits at 18.50 values 25.00, 29.50 and 35.00 @ The maker of these suits had twenty-four different ‘The maid has deen with the Frted-| dren, oni4 | mane for three mionthe, Clothes for the Young Man 12.50 to 23.00 @ It is a natural and reasonable duplicate that reputation in its productions for the young fabrics which man. At any rate, that is he offered to us at a special price. So we selected two of our smartest fact of the matter, for our Yar. suit models and ourselves supervised the tailoring in all its which means that every garment has been made withes: ‘to cut, and finished in the regulation Saks) way. @The models are straight front and slightly cutaway effects, both with long revers, both plain tailored. fabrics include plain and two-tone whipcords, serges, striped cloths, Bedford stripes and mix- tures. All colors and all sizes. Not a suit in this offering can be duplicated at anything like the remarkably low price at which we have marked it for tomorrow's selling. Fourth floor. ‘Women’s Tailored Suits at 29.50 a new mannish model . . value 45.00 Strictly tailor-made model, cutaway effect, and made exactly after the fashion of a man’s morning coat, the edges bound with black silk braid; man-tailored ‘sleeves and slashed back. Made of men’s wear serges and whipcords, in navy and black, and in black or navy hair line stripes, and blawle and white striped effects. All sizes. An extremely smart and modisH garment, on masculine lines. Women’s Mistral Voile Wraps 19.50 value 35.00 o %.: special at ‘y q For street and evening wear. The smartest wrap of the present season. Cutaway front, buttoning far to the side, its long revers and cuffs trimmed with three and ohe-half inches of tinsel cord trim- ming braided on black net: Low cut kimono. slceves. Entire gar- ment lined with peau de cygne'in gold, King blue, rose, American Beauty, Copenhagen blue, and‘ all black. Fourth floor. 9 e Women’s Untrimmed Hats a flurry of good values tomorrow @ The very simplicity of the tailored or semi-dress hat nowadays it an easy matter for many women to have in their collection at least one hat of their own creating. One may buy any ene of a score of fashionable shapes, and startle it into a thing of beauty with some new contrast of color, some new angle at which a wing is placed or a flower permitted to bloom. Which explains why it is that we carry such ample assortments of untrimmed shapes, and why we so anes Seale those in this sale when they were offered stages re; to us at such liberal savings on the usual wholesale cost. Every hat in this offering is an excellent value. Third floor Women’s Untrimmed Neapolitan Hats, with velvet flanges. In { 1.69 Women’s Untrimmed Hemp Hats, in a large assortment of hew shapes. Values 3.00 to 3.50 turday special; at ? Worten 's Imported Tagal Hemp Hats, made by the best Paris 13.45 Women's Untrimmed Leghorn Hats, with new high crown and t 1.69 rolling brim. Value 2.50 Sa special at ) 4° Paris made Stick-ups, in a large assortment just to hand. 39c to 1.75 Where both hat and trimmings are bought from us we will - gladly have our own designers trim your hat free of charge. » ; 6,000 Prs. Women’s Gloves | 85c q There is no abatement of our ability to round up good glove values for women. We have just assembled three special lots of tailored and street gloves that ordinarily sell at 1.00 and 1.25, and deal about the quality and workmanship of this merchandise, for it deserves it, but if you will figure for yourself how good a glove you can get for 1.00 or 1.25, = will in that way gauge the true le. black only. Value 2.50 Saturday special at J 52.50 mal Value 7.50 Saturday special at Fancy Ostrich Stick-ups, in a plentiful variety. 95c to 3.00 values 1.00 and 1.25........special tomorrow at priced them at 85c per pair for tomorrow. We might say a great merit of the values in this sa Main floer Women's Two-Clasp Gloves, made of fine imported glace German lamb in tion than they came to us. the popular heavy-embroidered backs. Black embroidered on white, white on black, tan on tan. A soft, dressy glove, correct in cut, and the right weight. Women’s White Doeskin Gloves, prix seams sewn or pique sewn, Has a soft velvet finish and can be cleaned easily and without deterioration. Women's Cape Gloves, especially for street wear. English cut thumb, of 2% and 3%. Let us call for Boys’ and Girls’ Hosle: prix seam, one clasp. Made of fine imported Cape stock, in white and tan. Apparel for the Baby some unusually good values for tomorrow G Quality and: workmanship are the features of this dainty apparel, and the values at these prices are remarkably good. Infants’ Crepella Cloth Coats, box model, and hand embroidered. Value 6.50 Saturday special at 4.95. Infants’ Pique Coats, cape model, hand embroidered, Value 4.50 Saturday special at 3.00 Infants’ Lawn Skull Caps, embroidered, tucked and lace-trimmed models, Values 45c 65c = 85 Saturday special at:28c 39¢ 50c Misses’ Petticoats—special Saturday Messaline and taffcta petticoats, in solid and two-tone colorings. Beauti- fully tailored, and specially priced for tomorrow. Value 3.50 special at 2.00 ments for the young man have all the characteristic excellenceof the coum we harm poder y ed ie superb tailoring, su; nish, and style that has no counter- part in other ready for service clothes. Our Spring styles for the young man this year are no- tably better than ever before. The assortments are more li! . more varied in fabrics, colorings and models, and the tailoring is better, simply because there can be no progress without continual and consistent igs sopowy, The fabrics in most ideal weights for present wear are serges, cheviots in piste and fancy mixtures, and unfinished worsteds, in_ grays, browns, tansand blues. The mo-. dels are smart stylish sack suits, with various style lapels, and plain or turned back cuffs, as well as Norfolk models that are unusually swagger for youthful figures. And the prices are right, too. Ages 14 to 20, Sizes 30 to 36, and Taffeta Waists values 6.00 to 7.50" @ We have only 300 of these waists, and no duplicates are forthcoming even at the usual ‘prices, much less .at the special price of 3.95. Five very dressy models, of mes- saline or taffeta. Some with black lace yoke, and others with cream net yoke veiled in black chiffon. Also elabo- rately braided models in the collection. These are sterling values, and the woman who needs one or two smart black waists will do well to visit our Black Waist Section to- morrow and take advantage of this exceptional sale. Dividends of 100% onan investmentof2%and3% q If. you neglect’ to store your furs and they are moth-eaten or lost by theft or fire, you are out exactly 100% of ‘their present va Saks Cold Storage Vaults you pay 3% on single articles valued at $200 or under, and valuation in excess o! return, we guarantee to return your furs in a far better cone n other words, we reverse the usual order of investment and divi- dends, by guaranteeing a divi- dend of 100% on an investment your furs now, before the moth sends out his dinner invitations, We will store them in the safest vaults in this city, in a tem ature that will heighten their lustre, and will clean them by compressed air and vacuum air processes, which latter service is included in the storage charges. Wavy Switches 28 to 30 inches. . value 14.95 to-morrow 9.95 A remarkable value in the Sake Hair Goods Shop — Saturday lue. If you store them in the- 2% on i f that % Misses’ & Girls’ Apparel © in an exhaustive selection of models and brics at very attractive prices tomorrow wi original things assembled {ni cbr parel. ‘One may find here always note in style and color treatment, at moderate cost — garments that satisfy the ‘ruling: passion for re exclusive ate rea- sonable . The garment® here itemized for to-morrow afford you a splendid variety of choice and bere! pelos advantages, | Misses’ s, in full length models, of iene wear serge and fancy tweeds. 14 to 18 years. pecisl’et | 12.98 Misses’ Coats, full length models, made and men’s wear serges. 14 to 18 years. ... Misses’ Norfolk J: made of flannel in college stripes.. 14 to 18 years. am Misses’ Dresees, 14 to 18 years, made of chiffoa taffe "Value 25.00. Saturday special a Misses’ Serge Dresses, 14 te a ie te , Misses’ Suits, made of men’s wear in’ eataw models. 14 to 18 years. . Seturdey q Misses’ Suits, in fancy tailored models, 'thade of cords and merfs wear serges. 14 to 18 years. Junior Tailored Suits, in Norfolk and models, made of men’s wear one Se lancy Sizes 12 to 16 years. Y turday, Girls’. Taffeta Coa ade of chiffon taffeta; ew semi-fitting po <P nada, with lingerie cuffs. In navy, bronze and black. . Sixes Values 15.00 and 19.00. Saturday, o pe : and cuffs, and three inch leathes-belt:. are. white with cadet white with. tan, white blue, natural with and with red. Sizee6 to.14 * Misses’ White Serge value 39.50 ........: J Just 100 of these suits, made of whi and silk stripe serges, in five distinctive Sizes-14 to 18 years. This is one'éf the test values of the season. The trimmings, and the superior ip in theses dainty, stylish little suits, would be worthy of your especial co! tion, even at their given valuation. Second flesr fer diagonal le ry specially marked at low prices tomorrow @ The boy who wears Saks clothes looks as though he some one who has his interest at heart.. These is the snap ‘of youth be ened eat Geeta They are Rae F ind well fin t cutee Ff lesson = style to the boys who wear them. In Spring por immediate wear, we are offering in this sale tomorrow liberal assort- ments of m and fabrics, and prices } lower than the garments are actually worth.” Boys’ Suits, in Norfolk and double breasted models, some with pockets, Fabrics are tweeds, cheviets and fancy caasiméres, as shepherd plaids. All mohair lined, gad the big es bo the exacting Saks standards. Sizes 8 to. 17 “All of have been reduced from former prices and they are. Formerly 9.50 & 10.50 Se Boys Suits, with extra knickerbockers, in Norfolk ited models, Made in gray and brown mixtures and mo! A very liberal assortment of patterns, and and as you cannot duplicate at this price. Ages 8 to 18 years. Value 7.95 Saturday Boye’ Blue Serge Suits, made of allewool serge, in Norfolk double breasted models. Sp tailored and mohais lined. 8 to I7 years. Value 7.95 Saturday epecial at Sale of Furnishings,for Boys and Girls 7 made of ‘exceptional quality silk lisle, seamless and Ix! ribbed. In tan and white. Sizes 6 to 9, In Blac! sizes 6 to914. This hosiery was furnished to us at a special concession. ‘ Values 35c per pair Saturday special, 3 pairs for Boys’ Soft Negligee Shirts, made of fine mercerized pongee, with separate collar to match, or with collar attached. hase Sought considerably below cost and now offered at one-! of their usual retail price. Neckbands 12to14}4 Value!.25 Saturday special at Sale of Children’s Nu-Buck Shoes q A sale of big values for little feet. little shoes are from our regular stock, and have underpriced for the rerpeas of this offering. Nu-Buck, on a new orthopaedic last, with Were good values before these reductions Sizes 6 to 8......04. Siges 64 to 13 Sites 11 to2 inde ef white Made quailty of the mecrisls sad be! mai veh These well-made, solid | | and. welted soles, ” were thought of. ”