The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1912, Page 6

. ai HE BvVewine WORLD, FRIDAY, Serie empun 21, 1912. F. Hf. Hoyt, 0; George Stanley ana| pretty Miss Piste Hutter of Detroit, who mtanding there. They asked the way to ‘ Samuel K. Stern, 6; total, 0. CURLY HARD HERO [PENN GOLFERS EFA FINDS JUSTICE COLD | BAY STATE TEAM IN | TOA SECOND BLUFF MATCH PLAY AT NOBLE; Seventeen - Year-Old Harold) Keystone Contingent to Meet] Elder Goes to Prison This | Time on Mother's Plea. | / "0 a 5 2 40 4 an New Yorkers for Honors ; in Tri-District Match. from an aunt Ha big brown eyes slowed only surprise Hie, Gilbert and that one should s0 accuse him, As he hole, stood listening to hia mother's story of | A.W. Smith hia misdeeds he ran fis # Birdie and had through his shock of bl although at th from them to hi “| was only one hole 1 filed with tea: nmidt had a served to 4} “0 si si| 2 45 M4 eaw that same sort of tears in Harold's! tention to the matter, an eyes, last April, when Mra Fider | aity admitted that on technical grounds hole was : easged ber son with stealing thirty-| hie eriticiem i# fovulnerable. h squared five cents from her and being incorrig-| As the New Yorker had the day for! ' or being 2 tote, | Practice, many of them put In @ roun (Hareid told a story of such pathos at awed between thas ¢ime that Magistrate Breen paroled him, ‘The doy said that many times he | went hungry and had pawned his , Glothes to buy food. A woman who heard of Harol('s story sent Maate- tate Breen % for hie immediate use erged meny. ‘Hider, who lives with her hue and three children at No, 138 First ‘Magiatrate Breen that she | boy sunt where he would more troubie, fave tried to be a good mother to ny” he said, “but he will not! tarly, and then joined the gallery t kein points on the strength of thelr op: ponents for the morrow. ‘The Metropolitan contingent here in- cludes Jerome Trevers, Findlay Dour- las, Fred Herreshoff, Owwald Kirkby, Gardiner Wihite, Gilbert Waldo fr, Max Behr, Archie Reid and John M. Ward. Ae at Chicago in the National, the Pitteburgh end was naturally consid- ered the strongest end of the Pannay!- team, rather than Philadelphia By match play the Pennsylvanians wer as follows: Fownes and Ormis- ton, 1 up; A. H. Smith and Thompson, 2 up; McForland and Perrin, 2 and 1; Buxton and Mott, 7 and 6; W. P. Smith and Hyers, 2 and 1. The Penn- aylvanians won all five matches, a crushing defeat for the Bay Staters. Pennsylvania—W. C. Fownes jr. and G. Ormiston, 1; A. M. Smith and Wirt. Thompson, 1; Harold McFarland and Howard Perrin, 1; Cameron Buston and Richard Mott, 1; William =P. Smith and Hben Byers, 1; total, 6. Masnachusette—-Parker Whittemore and Henry Wilder, 0; R. R. Gorton and H. W. Stucken, 0; W. C. Chick and Henrick Schmidt, 0; Percy Gilbert and WHY USE EMOLLIENTS — ft Complexion Preserver Is So Easy to Obiain? iit toa the no bal z young society woman, holding up for my authority. One week after) been paroled he disappeared, | ing $3 from my sister. He with a note to my aleter my name to it. In this he the loan of $5, saying my was iil. He asked her not to the idan to my husband. only hed $ at the time, me later with In that of the letter. | saw noth. until Gep!. 19, when he re- . Then T had tim arrested, if my son is a thief he haa no bus!- to be among decent people.’ ‘When the boy was being taken to the f Tombs, whence he will go to the re- formatory, he became more talkative i clothing. “Why do you use easy cold crearr asked a friend. pile i fabric.” for the complexion. morning an if iH chapped lips or hands, Bj [ 25 cents. and asked anovher prisoner for a cig- arette. “Haven't had a smoke since I left Jack Rose,” said the golden-haired boy. “How's that?” he was asked. “Weil, Jack had the cell next to mine n MONEY SAVED. Plain common sense will tell you that a firm of Jewelers established in 1877, doing business in one neighborhood ever since, and adding to long experience the most advanced money-saving methods, is a firm &S> A Solitaire of this size, fine in color, not have any tobacco, so ‘Baldy’ me the weed.” “GYP’S” LANDLORD TALKS i faultlessly cut, i" the two solitaire engagement rings at the yop, i i 5 beginning of this talk. An expert, know! at gold, is a | To DISTRICT-ATTORNEY. is yours equally the diamond market in, yeneral and fine value at the American demand in particular, picks out Former Policeman Says Kramer Rented Rooms and He Didn't is See Gunmen, | * “Qua Reiss and his wife, who oocu- Died the Woodward avenue flat in Glen- fale, Queens, where “Lefty Loule” and “Gyp the Blood” we $50.00 $75.00 the Lambert diamonds. with small profits so lon~ as we have a large business, S $115. $150. Contrasts strike you in this row of rings. On examined by Distri man to-day. Reiss is a former police patrolman, retired, and is now living in South Nor- » crags Whale) uel teltnca te can | Se the left a Banquet Ring with 23 splendid dia- cated Relax, suid that his investigation | Baswy = monds, mounte.. In solid gold and platinum, for which we ask only $175.00. immediately a picture of Kramer, the man who was arrested with “Lefty” and “Gyp" as the man who had sub- let his Glendalo fint, but they did No Solder in These Wedding Rings. worde of Kramer, who made the ar- | only They are guaranteed seamless, Solid Gold, 14, 18 or 22 karat, bright and beautiful, Every style, Lambert Brothers 3d Avenue, corner 58th Street. Store open Saturday nights until 10. | stron, | —__—_ | | SOMETHING NEW ! | A 24-Page Magacine with 16 pages of colored plet ire aie. Bevery Bun th’ the Ni World, beginning be a great lterary | 0 entertainment for “Velogen is the finest sort of emollient for face and hands, and it will not soil the most delicate dress Velogen is the ideal preparation {ts use: night and | when going out of doors | keeps face and hands smooth, white and | flawless. Good also for burns, cuts and It smooths the skin and paves the way toward healing. At all druggists’, in collapsible tubes, LAMBERTS METHODS MEAN YOUR a This fine white to be relled on. Our EXPERIENCE is shown diamond, in and in our SELECTION of diamonds like those hand-made 14 OUR GO-AHEAD METHODS are shown in the prices. There is no middle- man to pay when you buy diamonds of us. We are direct importers, content width and thickness, No charge for engraving. one and two-hole THAT SOIL CLOTHING | When a Delightful Non-Soiling “Look at that coliar,”” exclaimed a ins Spection a delicate neckpiece; “cold cream certainly plays havoc with one’s ee eye tee, thet Beles knew | peal anobier Banque RINE ot tn bare Dhtions rt , nothing of the use to which the fat latinum, wit! aa Gaing tbe put when he.lett tf $175. 30°tine diamonds, price $200.00," $2u0. Stories that o f policeman had Between these are two modest but extremely beautiful Superbly cyt dia- ‘titted out the he murder fuxie mond Solitaire Engagement Rings at $115 and $150, respectively; solid 14 Karat ves ised der Mees thy of teventige,| gold hand made mountings. | lon, however, iss was induc All these rings, like all other jewelry in our store, are ¢: Gn Whines Ant ale It over with) | ag be precisely at we say. Prices ever the lowest, “That le why you || Both Mr. and Mrs, Reiss identified |] eam make no mistake in buying from us. | identify photographs of “Lefty” | Rate had nate A | ad wale ‘aving the flat + at ta spun. couple” were | 14 Karat..$3.30 14 Karat..$4.40 14 5.50 14 Karat. $6.60 woing to occupy it, but he explained 00 18 Karat. .$5.50 18 Karat. $6.75 18 Karat. $8.10 i" that he had been simply repeating the 25 22 Karat. .$7.00 22 Karat..$8.75 © 22 Karat.$10.50} | sald she got into his auto on an invita- tion to ride uptown, was released to- | day following an appeal to Judge Crain in the Court of General Sessions and the furnishing of $00 ball by a surety com- pany. The young man's father, a wealthy Hnen manufacturer of No. 70 Bast Fifty- mixth street, had refused to ald his son. RICH AUTOIST FREE AFTER SIX-DAY TERM Harlem and invited the girl to accom- pany (hem, Miss Hutter told the Magis- trate that Pinkus had embraced her af- ter she entered the car and afterward apologized and persuaded her to remain. A remark concerning Central Park, she said, caused her to scream, Sergt. Quinn and Policeman Hembt stopped the car and, on the girl's story, arrested Pinkus. your friends pay your good taste. novelties in exclusive designs, Wear a Young—and make tribute to All late Young IN WORKHOUSE CELL bo young Pinkus communicated with a lawyer and 4 the appeal. He had served six days of his sentence and had been trying three daya for release. Jacob Elipren, lawyer for Pinkus, de- clared that Magistrate Krotel, who sen-| Monda: tenced him, had no jurisdiction in the! cell! and case and that the information on which | Mot (entity Mariano Pinkus was convicted was tnsufMfictent to Pinkus Appeals That Girl's | John J. Pop | Charge Was Insufficient ernoon, tol to Convict Him. bers, They arrested 1 F | Feventeen-year-old Ont 46% Frederick Pinkus fr., the young auto. | Prove disorderly conduct, < y : ur ibe tee jf EN eee Massed sof ph According to the story told tn court a| qn’ puntectives pelleve that posalbly in| gon Bronaway 903 Broadway 6 Broadway AT1 Fulton Ste 0 of ac ne annual! Aside fr ptional weakners | iat wio wan sentenced to ten days In| week ago, Pinkus and a friend were at assault Mr. Popper city Hall cares him Harvard etar * ‘ © at] did not get very good look at the men | 849 Broadway 1197 Broadway 47 Nawaau St ity oy Meat discrep, the Workhoure on Biackwell's Island| Twenty-third street and Hroadway {and had Dominio held until other wit. slapeeopeate = : — ae to be noted, for the manner in which he acted tolabout 2 A, M. and saw Miss Hutter] nesses could see him, Ire makes little difference what you need—a World “Want” will go get it. Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street Tomorrow, Saturday, Sept. 28th a display of new Paris models in Women’s Fancy Tailored Suits reproduced at our usual popular prices G Our Women’s Apparel Department has long enjoyed a unique reputation in this city as the centre of attraction for stylish apparel at reasonable cost. It is the one department of its kind that has produced harmony between those irreconcilable elements—economy and style. But it has done nothing more notable this Fall season than tomorrow's reproductions of the smartest Paris suits at such liberal savings on customary prices. Fourth floor Women’s Fancy Tailored Suits og, 00 ordinarily 35.00. Saturday special at / le Two imported models reproduced. One is made of rough cheviot, with. bias front, long revers and plain back. The skirt is high bodice effect, with panel back, Trimmed with piped buttonholes and bone buttons. Another model is belted at waist and pleated in the back, the skirt being pleated to match. Robespierre collar, cuffs and vest of velvet. In black, navy and brown. Women’s Embroidered Suits 99 50 ordinarily 39.50. Saturday special at § ° A new Paris model, made of cheviot, in black, brown and navy. Cutaway jacket, with panel back and velvet trimmings. High bodice skirt. The entire suit elaborately embroidered in self colors. : \ 535.00 Women’s Whipcord Suits ordinarily 50.00. Saturday special at jacket cut in at waist line. Entire suit braid bound and trimmed with ball uttons, the skirt being trimmed to match. Robespierre collar on coat. Women’s Imported London-made Coats in all the new novelty fabrics for Fall @ These garments were made in London expressly for Saks & Company, cut according to our own patterns, and tailored under our supervision. They are the ideal garments for Fall and Winter wear, for the most part cut on swagger, mannish lines, and for imported garments they are priced remarkably low. Fourth floor Women’s London-made Coats \22 50 usually 35.00....special at 3 Three-quarter length model, made of genuine Huddersfield tweed in the new mixtures. A mannish garment, with inset sleeves and large patch pockets. Women’s Landon-made Coats } 29.50 usually 45.00... .special at ° Made of Huddersfield tweed, in a coarse herringbone pattern, in which are woven two distinct shades of wool. Full-length, with box back, belted waist and storm collar. In gray, tan and white, blue and tan, and blue and yellow. Women’s London-made Rain Coats | 29.50 usually 39.50... .special at s * Called the Fishing Coat model. Made of two-tone shot gabardine, and guar- anteed absolutely water-proof. Belted at waist and pleated in back. Women’s London-made Coats \ 35.00 usually 50.00....special at ° Made of English fleece striped mixtures, also in dice effects with faint over- plaid, Beautiful colorings. Loose Raglan back, large inset kimono sleeves, and big outside pockets. Women’s London-made Coats | usually 50.00 & 59.00... .special at 39.50 ‘Made of Scotch mixture fleece cloth with plaid back. This is an exceptionally fine wool fabric, made in the Scottish Lowlands. A boxy double-breasted model, with shaped collar, which can be buttoned high, | turer who Was assaulted and robbed in Elghth avenue, near Seventeenth street, ‘arrao to-day that he could 1 1-2 Second avenue an one of the robd- $3 & $4. tails Btore, ity Him, se manufac- Id Detectives Mis- Domino of No. Pominio last night. | 199 Broadway 500 Fifth Ave 1850 Broadway Only Brooklyn Fashion's Latest Modes in tomorrow’s display of Apparel for Misses and Girls at extremely attractive prices @ It is always an easy matter to make a selection from such dise tinctive and diversified assortments of apparel as those in the Saks Misses’ Department. The range of models, fabrics and colorings, in suits, coats and dresses, is literally the range afforded by all the exclusive Paris salons combined. G Every new feature of design, every novelty in fabric and coloring, is included in this repertoire of current styles. And for the Miss who is planning to buy her Fall garb tomorrow these special values below are deserving of especial consideration. Second floor ‘12.95 . special at f made of English brown and black. Misses’ Dresses value 19.50 Tailored models, serge,, in navy, Misses’ Corduroy Suits) parsing ¥ aula at (29-50 Made of imported chinchilla and plain corduroy, in tailored, cutaway and Norfolk models. In navy, taupe, Long sleeves, silk girdle and com- brown and black. 14 to 18 years. bination Robcspierre collar of broad- cloth or velvet. Ages 14 to 18 years, Misses’ Tailored Suits Girls’ School Coats | 7.95 value 12.95... .special at { 9 Full length button-to-neck models, in lain tailored and Norfolk effects. iade of all-wool cheviots, polo cloths and fancy tweeds. Ages 8 to 16 years, Girls’ Wool D: panty ee agai a 5.95 Made of all-wool English serge, in one aalue 29.50. special at \ 19.50 Made of men’s-wear serge and wide- wale or diagonal cheviots, in plain and fancy tailored models. All the new colors. 14 to I8 years. \ Misses’ Coats value 25.00. ..special atf 16.50 Three-quarter and full-length models, made of imported chinchilla, plain or piece and Russian models. In navy, double-faced, polo cloth and rough brown, white and black. Ages 8 to cheviots. All colors. 14 to 18 years. 14 years. Today and tomorrow will wind up ? our introductory sale of 9 Men s Fall Shoes at 2.95 values 4.00 & 4.50 Q This is your final opportunity. You need new shoes for Fall, and you em as well foot the bill now and pocket the liberal saving which this sale affords. The assortments, which are composed of lace, Blucher lace and button styles, in the season’s newest models, include the following leathers: Gun metal, tan Russia calf, vici kid, patent leather and velour calf. The workmanship is there, too, and you will never have occasion to grumble at the service. Bat speak up before your size is gone, Fifth floor Saks Suits for Young Men 15.00 to 23.00 g Three considerations enter into the proposition of the young man’s clothes—style, price and wear. The style and the price are evident at first hand, but the wear and the shape-retaining qualities of a ‘arment can only be determined after several months of use. And that is when the sterling workmanship and tailoring of Saks clothes is demonstrated to ge rig aieesl several months of use. A Saks garment has more style than any other garment to start with, retains that style permanently—thanks to the workmanship—and costs nomore than other garments which are inferior in these respects, G The new Fall models in Saks clothes for young men carry out the prevailing fashion for natural lines, the coats being shapely in cut, and having narrow shoulders, narrow sleeves and soft rolling fronts, A fine collection of fabrics and colorings, in Fall and Winter weights, ie I ee ae Moo oo ooo AMA IM eNO ool MooKoeleel _ ff Are You a Good Guesser? i } T takes an extra good one to name a pretty language and a poetic touch but be- cy ; make-our-own clothes shop in New cause—as creators—we have something to fal! | York—-unless he knows about us. WE ore different--an exception. We're more than mere distributors who speak of “Our Style, Our Perfection of Fitting, Our Tailoring.” When WE talk “Our Clothes” we talk of our own crea- tions—for we are Designers and Tailors as well as Merchants. Also we are Advertisers, and the suc- cess of our advertising results not from say about the garments we create which others can not say. _ For instance; we have been able to wait this season until July 15th to buy our Fall Fabrics, To wait until the cloth mills sup lying the nationally wholesaling finishe -gar- ment factories which sell to most shops in New York were slack—until these cloth mills were eager for new orders. O, while other New York shops were buying from sample-garments in January, we waited. And when in July we went to the mills we could secure at a price, exclusive stuff of our own selection— could even have made up in advance patterns designed Sinaia Women’s Trimmed Hats at 10.00 Values 16.50 to 20.00 Another of Our Weekly Contributions in Modish Trimmed Hats at a Popular Price, € The success of this weekly attraction in Dress and School Hats for Misses and Children Q We believe our Fall line of hats for Misses and Children to be the largest in this city, and we know for a certainty that it is the most exclusive. The range of models, trimmings, shapes and colorings could not well be improved upon without Smart Suits for Boys special underpriced sale tomorrow © The boys’ suits in this sale tomorrow are masterly garments, cut, tailored and finished on the most distinctive lines, and full of style. You can always depend upon the syle of a Saks garment, and on the dura- bility of the fabric, whether you pay the regular price or a sale price, as in this special trimmed hats at ten dollars indicates that the idea has struck a popular note, and we shall continue it just as long as we can maintain the exclusive character of the offering tomorrow. Second floor. Boys’ Suits at regularly 10.50 \ 8.50 sacrificing the distinctive character of the assortments. Included are many imported models and copies, together with a splendid collection of hats from our own workrooms. for Fall 1913, ever justice. As we have been repeati: nounced our crisp Fall Clother—noth: them in New York for the money. (el Neel (elie (eyed fede leafed gel We save money—YOU save money, We can give you better for what you care to pay. And the tailoring and finishing of these handsome fabrics does them full ing can approach OWNERSHIPOJSINCE 184s BROADWAY AT WARREN ST. — NEW YORK ~S'* AV..BET 27" & 26'STS FULTON ST.,AT FLATBUSH AV. BROOKLYN — BROADWAY AT BEDFORD AV $15.50 $18.50 $20 to *30 Suits and Overcoats since we an- Mm a offering and the reasonableness of the price. @ Tomorrow we shall display a liberal assortment of velvet and plush hats, which are now so much in demand, in large, medium and small shapes. Some are trimmed with ostrich plumes, others with ostrich fancies, all have that touch of dis- tinction in design which, after all, is the chief factor in making a stylish hat. Really unusual values at the special price of $10. Plushes, corduroys, velours, velvets and) scratch felts abound, and the price in every instance is reasonable enough to share fame with the hat. 2.50 to 15.50 Children’s Hats | regularly 5.50 special at ! 3.65 Corduroy Hats, pleated crown with mush- room brim. A beautiful variety of colors, Suitable for girls of 5 to 14 years, In Norfolk and double breasted models, with extra pair of knickerbockers, Made of brown, ray and blue mixture cloths that afford a very iberal selection. Ages 8 to 18 years. Boys’ School Suits regularly 9.50....special at 6.95 regularly 8.00... .snecial at 5.95 These suits are furnished with extra pair of knicker- boc! ade of all wool fancy ‘cheviots, in brown, gray and blue mixtures. ‘ellemade and durable garments built for service, 8 to 18 years.