The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1913, Page 6

TER FVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY %1, 1913, vee tas cet Rose and Ed: He explained | 207 oldest child is sick and the hia towline hud fouled his ring bogie btn A od leave her to go fear and made the Cleary helpless in| “Mes, gigman received a letter from her husbai rf / ff South atreet, were| Which it fs an annex, in a hurry when | Desesting Husband Writes He Will ay Lais ria Pei belie, ie prt keh informed of the accident by telephone Net Support Family. i 5 oad Capt. Munson of the tug got contro!) yy és ag | r | they had laxt night when @ flerce ebb fm, Sadie Bigman of No. 46 Flush- rik | tide threw the tug William #. Cleary | cuent, He jerked his bar; i head-on Into the side of the oid float In peter they erat ai to the entuiion ber tiny Gh eae ea? i NOY IGHT HURT PATIENTS SCARED dente it ever Wha watke Veen aC uhh 10006 tier WONT tal to YK. « f | Westfield spread out over the water) then cut them Joone and went back to f ———— —— — | far beyond the hull, but thowsh the! give aid if necoasary, t 7 ing below the water iine, Governor Greatly Encousaged| Cars Lifted Off Tracks and Towing Line Fouls Steering, 9er ioe vein ne attente anteep Gear, Captain Loses Control |" the upper deck on the Iand ee. which en usefuln eT ®, the medical head © boat, | + SULER TNS A REST: LANDSLIDE SWEEPS 'HOSPTAL BOATIS HIT. vss smn Sarees ce PY We pam of hin craft immediately after the ac-| ing avenue, Breckiya, | shook was violent she wae not injured in the Campaign for Direct | Hurled Down Declivity— | needn't expect further suppo: fifteen feet of the hospital boat's over-| him. He sald a vi le, when the Cleary, towing two barges, he was living under the State-Wide Primay‘ies. Buried in Tons of Earth. of the Cleary. Solis San, Prtecircral An" | nang was eplintered. name of Bam Simon in Bennington. os — | pital nurse, who wan in the dormitory, | = - Importers of Millinery 15 West 45th -Extraordinary Clearance Sale 100 Hats, former prices $18 to $35 $5 & $10 Reduced to | was assured by John Collins, the night HINTON, W. Va, May 2%1.—@ix per-| None of the tubercular patients on | watchman, that there was no danger, pons were killed and @ number injured | the remodelled ferryboat Westfield,’ and quieted the patients. Dr. Hud- when a mized train on the Sewell | « branch of the Chempeake and Ohio Rallroad wea ewept down @ eteep moun- tain aide by « landslide lest night. The train, composed of an engine, three freight oars and @ caboose, the latter carrying passengérs, had stopped be ALBANY, May 21.—Satishad tnat/ nie direct primary Gtht was well begun, Gov. Gulser returmed to the ‘Capitol te- day to take up dtiefly the Dasiness of Broadway tos) . : imple rules of beauty: Keep theskin soft and youneedn’t worry about crows’ feet or wrinkles. Keep the pores clean, and you'll never be embarrdssed by pimples or blotches, But how?—you say. Follow t the French women, whu are noted Tomorrow, Thursday, May 22d a special offering of 100 Women’s. Tango - Dancing Dresses at $15 Value $25 Made of shadow laces, in V neck models, with yoke elaborated with rhinestone trimmings, and three- quarter sleeves. Triple tunic flounce skirt, crushed belt, and trimmings of silk in various shades. A - beautiful garment that will lend a lithe and lissom grace to your figure when you tango across the pol- ished floor. A very special price for tomorrow. tween Sewell and Landisburg to slear away debria deposited by @ clowdburst early in the day. While this, work wee in progress another elide ocourred and the train was thrown from the tects Gown 300 feet of the mountain side Hi | i Goriter ft pl will disap urities an ear, Your skin will take on the BoS. Senet to wae on i ur Genie coe and 4 in camps @ box, TEs. “ =§ i 3s H esd F Half a dozen special values tomorrow in Women’s. Silk Bathing Suits A sail in the Sea of Opportunity! The Saks assortments of women’s bathing apparel are pretty generally known as the largest and most representative every season, and they were never more so they are now. Meanwhile, we have arranged this special — of silk bathing suits as an introductory offering for the seashore season. They are splendid values, and you might as well get your bathing apparel now and thus provide against the possibility of forgetting to buy it before you leave town. . Fourth Floor Silk Bathing Suits, in black or navy blue. Trimmed with black and white striped silk. ont 3.95 +, Value $6.00 special at 5.00 Black Silk Moire sega Suits, with yokes, collar and cuffs of white faille silk. Value 8.50 apecial at Satin Bathing Suits, in black or navy blue. Vestees and trimmed tte of satin in contrasting slam 5.00 Value 7.50 special at Silk Serge Bathing Suits, with heavy silk Bengaline collar and cuffs. Riny white butions down front at 5.00 blouse. Value 8.50 special at Silk Poplin Bathing Suits, with large one sided rever re which are faced with satin ofconie| 6.95 ing color. Value 9.50 special at Duchess Satin Bathing Suits, with silk Bengaline, collar and revers. | Button-holes piped to mac 8.50 Value 12.50 special at' i i iH sighs el s' ue nH g3 reer 7 TU ORR 23-Jewelled sete ba Gold Gentiemen’s Watches me at to} oa"declred ts ther, ee See : fee ae here’s more real enjoyment? Four Other Specials W The shady home-porch, a pik er chait, rey dale good or pipe, a congenial friend, and Budweiser Every Week, 3.000,000 Bottles ‘That te the output of Budweiser, Hundreds of visitors every day go + Busct with guides to inspect this immaculate in- etitution, One cannot see it without the convic- Son: that quality is an Anheuser-Busch Trimmed Black Milan Hats, $10 to $35 Trimmed black Milans loom larger in every cabled advice from abroad. are affected by the smartest women in Paris and are the itable accompaniment of fashion at Auteuil. The shapes we are showing in these trimmed Milans are both large and medium, and include sailors, shepherdess, mush- i many medium sized round hats. . re Ua moe bows, Paradise, gation lumage or wings. array of quite new conceits in design, and aaoy tha are startlingly beautiful. Hats that are service- ably and most conservatively priced. Third Floor. Thursday, Friday & Saturday a special Summer offering of Women’s White Shoes reduced from $4 to $2.85 . White canvas walking Rumpe and white nu-buck Colonials, direct from stock iberally cut in price to superinduce quicker selling. Madeon new Spring models that are singularly smart and attractive. Also, a special lot of white canvas walking boots that were delivered to sell at $4.50, but which we thought it expedient to include in this sale, in order to make the offering more pretentious in point of size and variety. A fine unity to get your white Summer shoes at an inconsiderable cost. ATURE SHOES can wear |) no imitations, We are waiting patiently reaay ica at | as | for your Furs Tr. \ : ww 5 , i j ‘fl There is absolutely no doubt that you will eventually store your iH Hf Fe dew TIT i TAT yer’ Vad Av, furs.’ But now 1a the time to do it. People plan to do a lot of : onary | things eventually, and eventually find it is too late to do them at all. A fur coat out of storage on May 23rd is in the danger zone. It is flirting with ruin as a moth flirts with the flame. Even now some hungry family of moths may be eating a hole in that fine,fur coat of yours that will ruin it forever, Yet a phone call or a postal will literally bring the Saks Cold Sto service to your dour, Send for us now, We will clean your furs by the most spprovedt processes, store them in a zero temperature and return them to you in the Fall fifty per cent. better for their vacation at ". Anheuser-Busch Agency, New York A. Busch Orns oes Brooklyn '-Busch Newa lewark Distributor’ ~ Hind \ as | gy, REREB, Chemist, b Saks KCompany — «wr se Where else can you find BLOUSES like these at $2.95 ? Copies of high-priced French Blouses and full five dollar value. Some of the most stunning blouse models of the season have found their way into this sale. One notably pretty has all round ruffle collar and side jabot, and tiny enireltered sea eg Another is a combination of white and a Dolly ‘arden yoke effect Most unusual value. The materiale are fancy weave cloths, and crepe and voile. The tri Bulgarian embroideries, but in the. staring brillaney of their colorings. Some of" these iouses are and embroidered. All are raring! and at such a low price they should vanish in oe Nowhere under $3 can you find BLOUSES to match ' these at $2 Made of extra quality lingerie, fancy striped voile and in the new models, are designed ‘with dainty colored collar, ted frillor side jabot. Shadow yi dis well fo petculerty pest with’ shadow lass ond m is i pretty wi colored fariycend ee front, and ti buttons to match, A selection in w! & woman can fi as dainty a blouse as she can want to wear, and the price is most reasonable, These $6 Paris Hand Embroidered BLOUSES tomorrow at $3.95 These Blouses are made of fine quality voile, hand embroi id= ered by Paris needlewomen, and every stitch of these beautifu designs bears mute testimony to the g jn the art of embroidery. The selection embraces many de ith ites se sleeves, and si with fine Val re and edging. Exquisitely dainty, quite too unmistakal oar d wonderful value besides. Manufacturer’s Clearance of Women’s NIGHTGOWNS. tomorrow at 85c & 1.35 a very liberal concession on prices, and that concession, is you even on the price of a single garmen There are various lace in the assortment, and the noticeably good. Incidentally, values are and noti ‘ ; is one style of trimmed Princess slips from same maker at the same price advantages. ‘Third Ploot These Machine-Embroidered Nightgowns and Petticoats at $1 are an excellent duplicate of French hand-embroidered garments At $1. Nightgowns, slip-over style, with embroidered across front and on sleeves. Scalloped wage with peiets, obon Acai, Whi ale nue teem ceil broidered, 1. White Me Pl ce eiked aoy. Vote = and pi edge aroundjof chiffon roses. mark and shoves *‘Heatherbloom’’ Petticoats special tomorrow at '95c It is one of the t advantages of i reputa\ Me ope ae Wes do ae th pense, eae for the repptation. The “Heatherbloom” label on these pesticanta (are Sous of Unt bs ssconeiy ae. te uality. The labric in these garments is light in weight, for Summer wear, and are obtainable at this J i Hl in two styles. One has tailored sectional other has narrow side pleated ruffle. 36 to 42 i WASH PETTICOATS WASH PETTICOATS tomorrow at $1 “Anna Held” fitted top model.| Regular and extra sizes. Mad Circular in shape with glove]/of a good quality seersucker fasteners at belt. Seersucker, gingham, with a neatly tailo gingham, blue oy gray stripes.| flounce. Extraordinary value, i