The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1913, Page 14

_ Jline on my a very har | Bonnie Wise MENTION OF CHILD 3 REVIVES MAN WHO = FORGOT OWN NAME Thomas S. Wilson, Lost Since Last Saturday, Back Home With His Family. rea self, I must have had] ably was in @ hospital. c w whose mother thinks his mind at once became clear. ‘had a vision ‘m all right no e of her father,| will go home to my and little girl: ‘While severn! men were eathered Inst Right in the lobby of the Edgewater Hotel, No. 176 Manhattan street, a man who looked pale and iI! came down from an upper room “Won't you join ae, Mr. Pvane? aaid Bert Amtrews, one of the hotel guests “But my name's not Evans,” replied ‘Ge men. “Tou must de mistaken.” “You are registers’ as Hvane on the IK eta books,” interrupted John Rode, | RX smanager of the hotel. “Now 1 know there's eome mistake,” +t certainly have a little girl named [penaiy .ab-mny Renta,” the man ae- (rered, “but I eeem bewildered. My sebme returning.” || A reporter saw “Evans” in his room Wet 11 o'clock and he said: 7 {Things ere clearing up now. Z am “What fe thie?” ‘Told that eentinued: “I recall leaving home last Saturday wight and going to Brooklyn en bust- ness. I had been working very hard had slept Mttle. I decked to apend e night in a Turkish bath, and went a place in Forty-second street. 1 it was Thureday night, he well, and Sunday afternoon I got with the idea of returning home. “At the Grand Central Station I took “@ northbound sutwway train tnetead of + @ @outhbound. I seemed dased after ‘my long sleep, and did not realise my Mistake until the train stopped at Man- hattan strect. There I got off and ‘went to the etreet. I then went to the moving stairway to reach the other sta- tion. In my hurry I fell on the etaire ‘and from that time afl hae been ocon- fusion. “L recall being assisted to the street jend then peing taken to thie hotel. WE GIVE Z-AC GREEN TRADING STAMPS. ASK FORTHE! >< D> Strictly Fresh, New Laid 97 FANCY SELECTED. Sold only in sealed R cartons. Every egg guaranteed. A DOZEN \N Baker’s or A \ Huyler’s COCOA od 17° Usually Sold at 22c ey oes CAKES tus man locked bewildered; then te (eeted and burried back to his room. jhe epee leer PR Usually Sold Elsewhere at 5c a Cake te, whom you call ‘Bonnie,’ at your “ UNEEDA sciliaiciad F BISCUITS This Price Needs No Comment WHITE BEANS is. Alc We are very glad to offer the beans at such a reduced price. Our loss. Your gain. SALMON ftasxa c= 1 Ac No finer fish swims than salmon, and our price will attract you. ATLANTIC & PACIFIC; 2 TEA CO. Ue? 425 Stores be the U. 8. ‘These Prices for the Metropolitan District Only. “fHE EVENING WOERTD, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1913. then I have yeen trying to get a] and eaid he hed been injered and prov. | n was told of the ehil@’e a | | Saks & Company be sald, “and | Broadway at 34th Street Spring Garb for Misses & Girls distinctive without being prohibitive in price To see this wonderful collection of styles is to be con- vinced of the needlessness of “shopping” elsewhere If a dozen smart girls should travel to Paris for the purpose of selecting Spring styles first hand, it is a fair assumption that they would return with most of those models which we ourselves have chosen for them. In fact, perhaps no other Misses’ Depart- ment is quite so youthful in its point of view, so unerringly accurate in interpreting and catering to the exclusive ideas of the younger, smarter set. Whether in suits or coats or dresses, the models here assembled for Spring are eternally youthful in their lines, and seem almost to radiate some of the spirit and animation of the charming girls who are destined to wear them. Second floor. Misses’ Tailored Suits—value $39.50 tomorrow special at $25 These are values of exceptional merit, and represent our best effort so far to produce garments of the more expensive variety at a price which is generally regarded as affording but a limited opportunity for satisfaction. They are entirely new models and as exclusive as they are new. Made of imported eponge, wool poplin, men’s wear serge, check worsted and Bedford cord. Conspicuous in the assortment are blouse models with embroidered Bulgarian net collars and smartly draped skirts; as well as long line coat suits with embroidered batiste collar. All the modish colorings for Spring, and the value is one which you can hardly hope to equal anywhere. Misses’ Coat at $12.50—value $19.50 Thi juarter cutaway models, made of English serge, check worsted and covert cloths, with self embroidered or Bulgarian collar. In navy, black and white checks, tanand black. 14 to 18 years, Misses’ Dresses at $10—value $19.50 One hundred Bulgarian and Russian blouse dresses, made of men’s wear serge, ail wool eponge and check worsted, in navy, brick, rose, French blue and black and white checks, This is an extraor- dinary value, and as there is only a limited number at this price, we suggest that you take an early opportunity to look them over. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Girls’ Coats at $12.95—value $19.50 Bulgarian blouse coats, made of English serge or check worsted, with batiste collar and military sash, carrying out the following color combinations: Navy with red or old blue; black and white checks with red or old blue. Sizes 6 to 14years. Very charming models. Girls’ Dresses at $1, $1.50, $1.95 & $2.95 School dresses, made of imported gingham, Madras, percale, chambray and repp, in an endless variety of models, including the bloomer dress effect. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ White Dresses special at $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 & $4.95 The selection embraces dresses made of sheer white lawn, batiste and French voile. ular ular gene! tion uted 6 to 14 years. We have reproduced two charming Waists to sell at very little tomorrow | For To-day and To-morrow (Saturday) . We Offer Men and Youths A Sale of Spring Suits ‘and Spring Overcoats a $25, $23 and $20 At $7 5500 Clothing Strike and the consequent the Five fetid And Another Special Lot of Spring Suits and Overcoats Including $20, $18 and $15 : at 410% \ Values of suits in blue brown 5 5 DT a a ee iol, corde ele ks eee e A Real Season-Opening Bargain Event | 279 BROADWAY, NEAR CHAMBERS STR z£ UNION SQUARE, 14TH ST., Near Broadway 47 CORTLA 125TH STREET, CORNER THIRD AVENUE—OPEN ear Greenwich NINGS Union Square and Harlem Stores Open Saturday Evening One is a $7.95 Waist priced at $5. It is a perfect copy of an imported model, a very dainty creation of shadow lace over net, with broad sailor collar iped with chiffon. Has veiled light pink or light blue banding, which gives tener effect and terminates in a tailored bow of pink or blue chiffon. The chemisette is of tucked net, with tiny glass buttons. Three-quarter sleeves. The other is a $6.95 Waist priced at $3.95. It is a copy of a higher- riced model. Surplice effect, made of extra quality pleated chiffon and japonica lined. The collar and vest are of shadow lace, finished with eight tiny self-covered buttons and tiny bow at neck. Three-quarter sleeves and cults and narrow flat collar of shadow lace. Excellent value and extremely smart. Boys’ Spring Suits that are marked at special concessions for tomorrow We quote the following from an actual and not an imaginary conversation: “T have been in all the better shops, but Saks’ is the only one which can show what Icall a fine selec- tion of boys’ clothes.” And what makes this remark worth while is that the woman who made it in our hearing bought three suits of clothes for her boy before she left. Mere complinents are one thing, but the compliments that amount to something are thore which are coupled with a purchase. Boys’ Norfolk Suits at $8.50. These suits are made of strictly all-wool fabrics, in the newest and smartest Spring patterns and colorings.’ Patch pockets and mohair lined. Garments that are beau- tifully tailored ughout and designed on lines that are noticeable for style. Ages 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Blue Serge Suits at $7.75. Made with two pairs of knickerbockers. Norfolk models, serge lined. Excellently tailored suits, cut with a lot of snap and style, and a very unusual value at tomorrow's special price. Ages 8 to 18 years. Beye. Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits at $6.95. With two pairs of knickerbockers. Made of i fancy all-wool cassimeres in gray, brown and tan colorings. Finest of workmanship and finish and designed on the newest Norfolk and double breasted lines. Great value. Ages 8 to 18 years, Boys’ Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits at $5.95. Made with two rs of knicker- bockers—and at $5.95, mindyou. The materials are fancy mixtures, in a liberal selection of Spring | in patterns and colorings. Best of tailoring, and a better value than usual. Ages 8 to 18 years. with Thi These Trimmed Hats are fully worth $16.50 though marked tomorrow at $10 The ten dollar hat has become an institution at Saks’. trimmed hat at that price, and the most you can do. And each succeeding assortment of hats at this figure simply serves to show that the more one does the more one is able todo. The hats in this offering at ten dollars tomorrow afford you a selection of trimmed styles as fine as any you can find in many places at nearly twice as much. Dainty small hats, copies ofthe smarter, newer Paris models. Made of Milan orTagal hemp braid, some trimmed with fancy ostrich feathers, others with ribbon and flower effects. Also, many of these hats are the new poke effect with large bow at back or side, which are now so extremely popular in smart trimmed styles. Hats that are effective, artistic and radiant with style. Third floor, 28 French Model Hats reduced for quick clearance tomorrow French Hats........ were up to $38.50........ reduced to $20 French Hats.. ...... were up to $55.00.... ....reduced to $30 A It represents the most we can do ina Women’s Suits, Coats at prices which, all things considered, «to occupy a niche of her own! In enumerating the variety of selection to be found in our women’s apparel at popular prices, we wish to emphasize particularly that popular prices with us do not connote “popular” assortments. is something objectionable about the idea of “‘pop- Wool papas Suits Bedfor Shepherd Check Suits, in blouse models. Tourist Coats Chinchilla Coats, in pastel shades. t light colored Madras cloths with hairline stripes. able for boys of 4 to 18 years. serviceable manner, and really exceptional value. An im and sil Patis Styles and American Tailoring in & Spring Dresses are the lowest in New York today A woman wants not to be one of a figure group in fashion, but There assortments.” It implies a choice too familiar to be exclusive, too general to be congenial. Saks’ assortments are not “popular” in the popular sense, they are undeniably exclusive. reason is that the models reproduced by us at pop- And the prices this season are of a character such as is rally regarded as too exclusive and expensive to reproduce at these prices. In this great assemblage of suits, coats and dresses, no matter how reasonably priced, there is a collec- of models which represents the cleverest and most exclusive ideas that Paris has so far contrib- to Spring styles. Tailored Suits at $25 Bedford Cord Suits Men’s Shepherd Check Suits Tailored Suits at $29.50 Fourth floor, ear Serge Suits Balkan Blouse Suits, made of Neat Russian Blouse Suits, made of serges. Smart Cutaway Suits, made of Bedford cord. Wool Eponge Suits, in many smart models. Tailored Suits at $35 Silk Poplin Suits, in blouse models. Wool Eponge Suits, in a very recent model. Cord Suits, in several models. Tailored Suits at $48.50 Smart Tailored Suits, of stripes and mixtures, Hand-Embroidered Wool Poplii its. Fancy Tailored Men’s Wear Serge Suits. Imported models reproduced in all new materials. Women’s Coats at $15 Covert Coats, in three-quarter models. Balkan Sport Coats, in various mixture cloths. Serge Coats in several full length models. Short Steamer Coats, made of plaid back fabrics. Women’s Coats & Wraps at $25 Eponge Coats, full lined, in all colors, Cheek Coats, in a variety of models. Steamer Coats, in full length models. in new mixture cloths, Wool Poplin Coats, in all colors. Silk Moire Wraps, lined throughout. Matelasse Coats, lined, and in all colors, Women’s Dresses at $18.50 Street Dresses, made of crepe de chine. Serge Dresses, in black, checks and navy. Women’s Dresses at: $25 Afternoon Dresses, made of crepe de chine. Street Dresses, made of crepe meteor. White Voile Dresses, elaborately trimmed. Women’s Dresses at $39.50 Evening Gowns, in a variety of modish colors, Lingerie Dresses, of an elaborate description. Street.Dresses, made of crepe de chine. Bridge Dresses, made of crepe meteor. Boys’ 75c Negligees at 50c or Six for $2.85 All new merchandise, mind you, in the latest models and fabrics. Made with neckbands or collar attached. ‘The materials are plain white corded Madras, as well as Madras neat stripes on light or dark grounds, Finished witha new patent drawstring that will come untied only by design and not by accident. Sizes 7 to 16 years. Boys’ $1, Pajamas at 65c special purchase offers you a liberal selection of patterns Suit- Made on roomy lines, in a Misses’ Spring Straw Hats at $8.95 $12.50 model copied in all respects but price rted model, with pleated Tam O'Shanter crown facing in contrasting shades. A recumbent ear of wheat encircles the crown, while small clusters of roses give just the right artistic color touch to the whole, made and finished, and a very smart-looking Spring style for Misses of 10 to 16. Beautifully Misses’ & Children’s $6 School Hats . . .| $4.65 A variety of models, trimmed with Bulgarian ribbon or velvet ribbon, in becoming designs, are just the thingforschooland outdoor wear. Jaunty little hats that Second floor, Pee eee Rae ec LOR ROOT OO Saks Fur Storage is safe, convenient & economical. When will your furs be ready? —_— SS SSS tions medi WANT DIRECTORY ‘ (\ THE SUNDAY.WORLD’S Makes more “Offers of Posi- "than any other two s in the universe, e