The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1913, Page 6

Market Closing. Rock Island issues @0ld off on the unfavorable statemen' Of earnings far August. an rk Central was sold for the ar nines Poor showing Mr that syster earnings. Utah Copper spurted up toward the Hy close to Gil. @ net gain of 2% points; | cI Amalgamated Copper aley advanced tof TH, a gain of 1% points, Gtee!, Union Pacific and Reading ted the rally and closed at the top figures for «he day. Fractional advances occurred in th General et in « Ftrong close, Gales 315,46 shares. ly active and nm Tuesday's elese, but there was a lack of snu to the rally and the larger shorts ga NO indication of a desire to retire from their position First sale of Steel war at 59%, a gain of %, and in some places it was pre- | unt, @ieted thut resumption of hearings in| 1 * Aat-Trust eult would furnish bulls \t ge with ammunition. In Union Pacific there | Utah Co: as initial gain of %, and in important | == Quarters the beilef prevailed that a ¢%i,00. aah distribution of moderate size, prob- ly about 10 per cent., would be mode in the not distant future While market could not be called rest). | $5,790,000 equipment trust notes, fent, tt was firm in first half hour, show- ing abliity to absorb stock for the first me in reveral days. ‘The action of the market afforded sat- Isfaction to no one In the first hour. There was no definite tendency and, While a moder: ant of buying suf- ficed for a rally joderate amount of Gelling produced lon, The belief Prevailed in many places that the mar- ket would steady itsel und the pres- ent level before adv , and that While there might be sharp reactions they would be availed of for covering ef shorts, Pressure was exerted on U. @. Stee! Qn this stock declined to 68 5-8, a new low level for this movement. By the end of the second hour prices had rallied from the low point about 1 Point, Stee! to % 1-2, Union Pacific to M8 1-4 and Reading to 167 3-8. Trading was restricted to a few issues on a very small scale, American Can was strong, rising to 34 1-1 In the early afternoon Southern ra- cific was weak, declining to 9 1-8, and|net for July N.Y. Central sold off to 9 3-4. The| ducted of $843,763, market was dull and prices without tm- pr crease of $2,012 over year, Company report f denda of $33,211,607; over previous year. increased (400,422 a creaned $206,133; aurpi period last year. Portant changes. -_—.--— FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS. Brie Ratiroad reports for August a de- cline in net earnings of $400,107, and for the.two months of July and August a Gecrease of $603,082 in comparison with the same period last year. proximately and in hands of company. Pennsylvania Railroad report of ali lines for August shows net decreased $1,008,000. Lines East declined $497,000 Amy lines West decreased $541,000 com- ae with net earnings for August last year. Eight months net for all lines de- Gth ave. corner ] Stn st. % Lines West decreased 94,925,000, Erie Rallroad anke the Public Service Comeninsion to authorize an’ issie of The mines of the Cripple Creek dis- trict In September produced 4,20 tons, with a gross bulilon value of $1,249,499, Chicago and Aiton Railroad report for July and Augua: ret earnings shows In- mame period last American Tel phune and Telegraph year ended June 39, 1918, showa surplus available for divi- increase, $4,700,630 New England Telephone Company re- dort shows net earnings for year ended June % increased $026,739, while charges dividenda in- , $123,6%, a de. crease of $277,814 from last year, September copper metal exporte were M.214 tone against %,572 tons for same Rock Island lines report decrease in id August after tax de- Latest figures obtainable for Brook- lyn Rapid Transit convertibles are tor Sept. 5; these show that 611,731,000 first refunding convertible 4 per cent. bonds have been exchanged par for par tor Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock. leaves $82,106,000 of teh bonds atill out- standing in hands of public and ap- $16,000,000 additional issued This New York Central Ratiroad reporis that for all Mnos, gross earnings for August Increased $74.10, and net earn- ings decreased §2,866,700, and for eight months the net decreased $181,980 in compariaon with same periods last yeas The Most Sensational Sale Ever Announced in New York 29 & °30 SUITS At We have been planning for this rousing sale weeks in advance. Our best manufacturers have been busy copying the most beautiful imported suite—and now they are ready ——a superb assortment of the most handsome models that are known to women of fashion, Suede Cloth, Chamois Broadcloth, Wool TUES" lLden, Diagentln Maislace Neweky Cone” “ & Copenha; Mahogany, Brown, R Pacem |i aie sere et Sows: Earle Gree This sale once and for all proves the supremacy of qur $15 suits—there's not @ store in town that can equal them for @ cent less than $25 and $30. ALL SIZES FOR WOMEN & MISSES, ALTERATIONS FREE | cHicaGo THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1918. MARKETS. Ha {1 off, mows es bee} nd %4| bales of cotton on Tuesday, making jin May o ete AL A tiCRBO | the largent singin day's movement this | steady advances toward the close, at than tell the names of his accomplices. nave vi Feel wirnbat season, Mise Giles made preliminary |which time the top prices for the day The Justices then imposed the maxi- allying tendency, (uch as principal and Wan from shorts. the early afternoon wheat waa vels, Cash demand ¢ pressure of Ins inging liquidation market. Corn showed further weakness under —_———eeEe———eeeeei—— UNSIGHTLY SKIN. SOON CLEARED BY POSLAM ‘oe it i sired to ly clear the shin to remove undue red- an adolescent le or other ish, — Poslam will prove itself in- valuable. Used at night the improve- e the next morning. tions, Poslam pro- ly noticable results, stopping all itching, and rapidly restor- ing the skin to normal condition, Ee- It forms is, pimples, ‘oslam as to noth- duces imm: ravhes, ete,, ii AM SOAP is without equal for tender skin; the ideal nursery soap; grateful, soothing and non-irritating All druggists sell Poslam (price 50 cents) and Poslam Soap (price £5 cents). For free samples, write to the Emer- ney Laboratories, 38 West 25th Street, New York City. ——_—____..... GENUINE Ss | DAY AND TO-MOKKUW ree-quarter for sia. Tach sad every ALL pax 1 we shall offer BALTIMORE & OKO RAILROAD COMPANY Announces the Remeval ef Their Uptown Ticker OrFice rom 1400 Breadwey te 1276 BROADWAY WILSON OUILDING, betwee 826 006 896 Ste, Tolophone, Madison Square 3626, The office of the General Mestera, font? dace shove wom 4.8. 800TT, WHEAT AND CORN ' snewed selling Induced on expectations} cember up 4 and January uy 8 points, ] VE A YEA : get on cane stations comber up 4 and January wp $ points, | MUST SERVE A YEAR. t_ report a dae : - fttly recovered from the lower caused some short covering, which was Hat Won't Divaige Names of Ane i a and de-Jin natu of evening crop estimate of 13,400,0 bales. Market opened firm, October off 6 points, De- up in anticipation 7 rnment report, Liverpool railted| USmerces tele wenreare sWwonuree fore local opentne, Abraham Peper, described as the head Unaettled weatther in the coteon belt! of @ syndicate which gets furniture, and Texas rains caused some buying,| from instalment houses by making a! which increased in volume and, hava Biba Lon Ait and sella It to second- Srey by commission houses, absorbed all har jealer 48 sentenced in Special NEW YORK COTTON MARKET | 20 icin and Liverpoci offerings, rais« | Sessions to-day to serve one year it December and May of Josed lower, 5-8 to 7-8 below yrs finala, cased off from the top figures, but soon | ewindling other resumed the upward tendency, dealers, but sald he with | would eather go to prison for ten years were reached, showing advances of 15 mum penalty for his offense, the secret- to % pointe, ling of mortgaged property. Broadway Saks & Company at 34th Street The Eleventh Anniversary takes on new shipments for the second half of the journey tomorrow Although we are approaching the second half of these anniversary sales, there is little if any diminution of interest in the splendid values with which these anniversary offerings were launched. Nor is there any present limitation to these values, for the fast depletion of the most popular offerings has been quickly offset by the arrival of new merchandise. And tomorrow there will be even more urgent reason for your presence here, for our original anniversary offerings have been supplemented with a number of other attractive events, as briefly enumerated on this page. 1200 White Aprons at 39c This commemorative offering,of Women’s Fall Apparel affords you a trio of splendid values. ‘ regular ly 60c ; You are here afforded not the limited selection | [yno,"hite sprons, made of uliar to a sale, but a range of apparel so liberal and so authentic in character as to be peculiar to this one—and such concessions on prices as must readily convince you of the merit of these truly extraordinary offerings. Fancy Dress Sep regularly $39.50. special at $22.50 Reproduction of a popular Paris model A smart wool poplin suit, with kimono sleeves and belted with fancy straps from side to front. Fancy silk tapestry vest, collar and cuffs, the buttons and button holes piped with velvet. The skirt is trimmed with buttons to match coat. Navy, taupe, wistaria, brown and black. Women's Chinchilla Coats} ¢15 regularly $25..... oesees -- special at, Made of rough all wool chinchilla, in a seven-eighth, box back, cutaway model, fastening to the side with large braided ornament. The collar and cuffs are of plush, and the entire garment is lined with guaranteed yarn- dyed satin. Navy, brown, dark Oxford and light gray. med with ruffle of embroidery to match. A value you don't getvevery day. $10.50 Gold- Plated Vanities at $5 which will not be advertised in vain! The new ribbed design on both sides of case. Spot centre for monogram. Copy of our thin » 14-kt. gold case, and fitted with mirror, coin holder, powder puff, pin and powder compartments. $7.50 Gold- Plated Opera Glasses at $3.95 avalue youcansee with- out opera glasses! roid heey pede g Sieh rl, an ui with fine eauieoniuis basse: Lorgnette handle attached. Great value. 55 Women’s Silk Dresses! $20 regularly $29.50 special at. Made ofa fine, soft de chine. The blouse is of loose design, with kimono sleeves, and the rather low cut yoke is of net and ruffles. Side draped skirt. Shown in wistaria, navy, green, taupe, mahogany and black. Women’s $5 Shoes & Three tal offeri $5 Evening Slippers SP eneas Semana GALS LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAR NO DMORUF—25 ENT ANDERE and your ecsip will not itch, but what will please you meet will weeks’ use, whén you see new hair, fine of the finest values in - Autumn Blouses that Saks’ has ever assembled. New models, new and dainty colorings, fine workmanship, and a new era in prices. Dainty Crinkled Crepe $5 Made with drop shoulder, flat collar and long sleeves, in all the new colors to match the Fall suits. Third floor New Model C de Chine Walste {$6.95 Made with low shoulders, long sleeves, and finished at neck with fine net frill, The new colors. Waistcoat effect, of fine net. Postilion back, long sleeves and neck finished with fine net ruching. Dainty Chiffon Blouses extremely low in uses | $3.95 Made over net foundation, in all the new shades, and just the smartest blo: blue and navy, This Chiffon Blo is . danvael tine} $2.95 Attractive models, with drop shoulder, or long inset ‘ sleeves, and high neck. All new colo: 8 « < i i ? y, | how dull, faded, brittle and scragay. just ate ah exporte Taeeday a ttigh ism. eloge. {ins nices on all futures in the morn: the Denitentiary and to pay a tne of {Aiair, coming out? If dry,| how dull. faded, brittle and scragay, just atty. over 1980 TE Ot ic tks feo | iN& Resin up from 18 to 22 points S02. Rudolph Romer, a furniture deater| thin, faded, bring back — | fully draw it through your hair, takion Jan actual export total of 12.65 Dee ras above yesterday's close, The market of No. 2 Eighth avenue, hed Peper! — its*oolor and lustre. one small strand at atime. The effect is 130 Jan tagg| held firm after the morning's advance. | a ed after merchandise, worth $200, amaring—your hai ill be light, Muffy r Mar ig 7a] Transactions were confined mostly to aold bid him to Peper had been found witht and wavy, and have an appearance of Mi. laze] even 1p operations in advance of|in second-hand establishments, thin ten minutes after an appli- | abundance; an incomparable lustre, soft- fae cs iret | the Government report. Probation Officer Crimmins told the| cation of Danderine you cannot find a| ness and luxuriance. % ; her. | i aah peels ae soo] HY the middie of the afternoon prices | Justices that Peper had acknowlatged single trace of dandruff or falling hair] Get a 25-rent bottle of Knowlton'g Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and prove that your )gair is as pretty and soft as any—that it, bas been neglected or injured by ce seless treatment—that’s all—you sure'sy can have beautiful hair and lots fe if you qill just try a little DandesAne. IT after a few teally new ‘‘We are seven”’ de Chine Waists Third floor Directoire Model $5 Blouse of Chiffon Third fleer uses yOu ever saw. Third floor Excellent value in Messaline Shirtwaists {$2.95 \ Of extra aunty messaline, with low drop ag oon yn flat collar. In black, brown, Main floor rs, Main floor P) These Blouses at $1 are simply phenomenal values Easily the handsomest blouses ever shown at a dollar. Exceptionally attractive models, made of fine voile, batiste and crepe. styles, vo that variety will be the least of your troubles. High or low neck, long or short alceves, front or back, as you prefer. Copies of about two hundred different and buttoning Main floor Women’s Handkerchiefs . at $3.45 One of the most conspicuous of these extraordinary Anniversary values The shoes are to be had in lace and button styles, and in patent and gun metal calf leathers, with kid or cloth tops, and the models are the last- minute styles in feminine footwear. The Satin Evening Slippers arc made ina new high arch last, with hand turned soles and Span- ish Louis heels. Pumps and plain opera styles, in white and the modish shades. And what beauty is absent from these slippers can be found in none other. Second floor An important shipment of 300 Imported Bags values $8.50 & $9.50 for one day at $5 Three models, all in both crossgrain English Morocco and soft pin Morocco, One a pleated mail pouch effect, with large mirror at top where it buttons over. Contains bottle, purse and puff box. The second model is a Papier effect, with inside compartment and vanity case. And the third model is made on six-inch polished gilt frame, with large opening and vanity case, Simply stupendous values, Main floor $6 to $8.50 Solid Gold Lavallieres, at $3.50 For tomorrow only 150 of these pretty lavallieres, set with amethyst, pearls, garnets, reconstructed rubies, aqua- marines, topaz and cluster effects of pearls and colored stones, Numerous designs, all of them effective, and obviously some that will appeal to you with particular interest, .A great oppor tunity for you, but limited to one day only. Misses’ Autumn Garb that are an event unto themselves These special sales of suits, coats and dresses constitute one of the star features of our anni- versary offerings. There is latitude enough in the assortments to ensure one a satisfactory selection, and economy enough in the prices to make the purchase both a profit and a privilege. o usr Sul} 514.50 Value $27.50 Suite that have youth and beauty of line. Four smart models, made of diagonal, wool poplin, cheviot, and men’s wear serge. ‘ancy cut coats, some with self color vestee of velvet, others with contrast- ing color velvet or cloth trimmings. The new draped peator skirts. Beautifully tailored’a and lined, and shown in all the smart shades, incl blue, seal, snuff, brown and black. 14 to 18 years. 100 Misses’ Coats } $10 Value $18 special at A comfort to wear and to behold. Both d sport models, made of all wool tinenlls, Path 14 sed peer de laine, with self or plush collar an cuffs. In navy, Oxford, brown, leather, taupe and black. ioe Minar’ Osean | 66 20 D models, of English serge, Bedford co:d and ‘fan aioe ie in navy, brown black, 14 to 18 years, » Women's 50c Black Cotton & Lisle Hose at 29c t cotton and Medium _ weigh lisle stockings, full fashioned, with double tope and four thread heels and toes for greater wear. copies of slipper buckles you Turkey | luding mole, Hague blue, navy . $1 Steel Slipper Buckles at 50c a value to buckle to! Bix different shapes that are at h higher prices. Just the tine for your slippers when or machine embroidered. Obtainable in white or colors and in a variety of designs. Value 25c each special at Wome-'s Handkerchiefs, of sheer nd Women's Handkerchiefs, all linen, a 1 ac and embroidered in floral or butterfly . Six different styles to a box. Value $2 a dozen special six for Women's Handkerchiefs, of sheer Sham- rock lawn, with se borders and colored} 50 initials, Value 75c 14 doz. special at women's Handherchlett, of sheer al linen, with embroi corners in a vari of designs. Value $1.50 a am are | 38c $4 Blanket Robes for Women, at $2.75 These are warm values! Made of soft heavy blanketing, in a foodl assortment of colorings, including rose, See hagen blue, light blue, pink, gray, lavender, tan and red. Two models, with or without collar, Wide satin ribbon trims front ot garment, and the neck and sleeves, Rope girdle, , La Vida and W.B. Nuform Corsets The new models & materials for Fall Both of these brands are made up in a variet of the new materials, and La Vain models, 4 » Are exquisitely finished and trimmed, full range of models in both of these corsets has been assembled in our Corset Department, and fittings can be arranged by appointment’ or at a minute's notice when you call, i La Vida Corsets......,..$3 to $25 W.B. Nuform Corsets..,.$1 to $5 Special for tomorrow. sets, made of plain i ie coutll, in pink or white, in the new hiplessety Regularly 85,67 & $10, | $3.45