The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1913, Page 12

13 VRGENT ASTOR JOINS eater oo. fy MITGHEL VOLUNTEERS |::"0- tts, cove: or tis Sacra Me | Reuter, charged with the murder of her | husband, a prominent attorney at Tulsa, ykia., last year, retummed a verdict of | With Other Prominent Young Men|guity to-day. ne jury recommended | life imprisonment, ai ‘Will Aid in Assault on Tiger. ‘Fapoent Astor is after the Tiger! He eas Joined the Fusion volunteer workers, He has been ci with = Campaten | Chairman oss n and sald to-day he hed agreed t da group of young gma who will make o-house camvass to incream A report for The KE terviewed him as he nt Coron Court this morning, he ina acted ‘as Juryman in the|OUF prices are LOWEST Wer on: "TE don't tnow Just what my work ts (quality and accuracy considered) f4o be in the Fusi eee otis sronabiy bo entiert 10 | becatise cure te the Largest | they nek me todo tana! Retail Optical House in | the whole world. i ed ane, fa r 2h til, y undertake, for T am heartily ES ge a: Amofig other prominent young men who have agre Adameon aro Elihu Root jr. Theod Roosevelt jr, Charies E. Hughos and 10 Oar. Weedon And ours is without ques ' | tion the largest and most effi- | —_ jean dad Serle corn te covers the word Cite ai vi FUSION TO TAMMANY cause the great vowume of ness. CITY HALL; NOT AT ALLI| °“t Oculists for the examinations, skilled ce mechanics for the construc- tion, and practical Opticians for the adjustment—all under one roof—a concentration of services and responsibility. Ge eswwer to the Democratic campaign G@egan “McCall, that's all,” a battio ay eee Harris Glasses cost Ma 00 or Tammany Hall; more, depending upon qual. a Bama ity of the frame you select and Vote for iitene, the kind of leses you require. She Fusion committees at its meeting tm the Fifth avenue building discussed Pertent consideration jum now. ond SS Eest 28rd Fourth A seid ina Wall, you san weet fast | {43 Gotumbes Ave, Sit and tod Six Ti lan yar gna f, 1 can get along | $0 Nassau 8t., near John St. year's dress.’ “ respo! 1000 Breadway, he 4-4 saa al Reet Terwe could only at Fone 489 Fulten 8t., om. A. @ 6, Bkiya teréay’s teak.” Stirring Sale of Beautiful Coats Biggest Values Ever Offered 1500 Coats In “Sport,” ‘Country Club,’ Utilit Dressy and Paris- ‘opied Models 7.98. 12.75 44.75 Not a Coat in This Lot Is Worth Less than $15, and from That Up to $25 These Coats are very marvels of high art tailoring and the most clever and artistic designing—not only stylish to the highest degree but also serviceable and practical—most srrneicel because of the big value you get at our low prices. are Seats of Bowe of =, ish Seip! Cut Chinchilla, foal Zibeline, Plaids and novelty fabrics. _Miterations Free woman a MAY MANTON | Fall Fashion Booklet IN COLORS | FREE WITH | Next Sunday World THE EVENING B. Altman & Ca! have arranged the following interesting Sales for toemorrow ( turday): About 10,000 Yards of Choice Dress Silks comprising Evening Silks, Black Silks, Rich Novelties, White Silks, Piain Dress Silks, Brocades, etc., at greatly reduced prices. Included are Novelty Dress Silks, original prices $3.50 & 4.00 per yard, . . . . « at $1.35 Imported Colored —_ original price $3.50 per yard, . . ~ 2.) e at $1.10 Chiffon Taffeta, 36 inches wide, in evening shades; regular price $2.00 per yard, at White Washable Habutai, 27 inches wide, regular price $1.50 per yard, . - at Fancy Chiffons and Silks, regular prices $1.50 to 2.00 per yard, . . . «at S8& ARRANGED IN DRESS LENGTHS WORLD, An Important Special Saie of in desirable colors, silkelined throughout and in sizes for Women and Misses, will be held in the Women’s Cloak Department (Third Floor) and the Misses’ Coat Department (Second Floor) at the very special price of $16.50 Women’s Coats (on the Third Floor) are in sizes 36 and 38. Misses’ Coats (on the Second Floor) are in sizes for 14, 16 and 18 years. An Attractive Offering of Women’s Tailored Separate Skirts made of wool plaids and black broadcloth, at the special price of . . . . $7.50 _ In the regular stock will be found, at very moderate prices, a choice assortment of Taitl- ored Separate Skirts in the latest approved models and such desired materials as plaid eponge and cheviots, English corduroy, crepe charmeuse, silk plush, moire velours and broadcloth. at the following unusually low prices: Women's Mousquetaire (l6-button length) Glace Kidskin Gloves, in black or white, per pair. . eh Ue hel eCtStC«S$ 2,00 Children’s Tan Walking Gloves, per pair 85c Men's Oneeclasp Gray Castor Gloves, ‘“* $1.25 Men‘s One-Clasp Gray Duplex Fabric Gloves, per pair . 5 on 8 . F - 75c Men’s English Raincoats the regular price of which is $20.00, will be offered in the Men’s Furnishing Department ai the special price of . . $10.00 Boys’ Norfolk Suits made of seasonable fabrics, each suit include ing an extra pair of knickerbockers, will be on sale in the Boys’ Clothing Department at.the exceptional price of . . per suit, $6.75 B. Altman & Co.’ is now being shown in complete assortments, representing the newest fabrics and style features. The following selections are in the regular stock at the prices quoted: Tailor-made Suits, . . $19.50 to 125.00 Street and Travel Coats, . + $14.00 to 55.00 Matinee and Luncheon Frocks, $18.50 to 75.00 Evening and Dancing Gowns, $22.00 to 150.00 A large and exclusive collection of French Gowns is also displayed at attractive prices. FiOh Aveune, 34iq wah Ith Mireets, Non York, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1913. Franklin Simon &-Co, ! Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Tourist Coats (Belted) of Wool Plush Glovesfor Men,Women and Children )| Misses’ and Small Women's Apparel YOUNG MEN’S SHOP (Store Floor) Separate Entrance—8 and 10 West 38th Street Coanenting with Ait Avense | Store. sa SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Silk Lined Suits FOR YOUNG MEN, 32 TO 42 CHEST, Three Button English Model Custom tailored Suits of Cambridge gray cassimere, self- striped blue cheviot, brown Scotch tweedand Bannock- burn cheviots; coat soft front, new rollinglapel and natural shoulder Silk lined throughout. 21.50. Reguiar price $30.00 English Sack Suits FOR YOUNG MEN 32 TO 42 CHEST, Soft Roll Front, Natural Shoulders. New English model suits in the season's newest fabrics, including olive and brown mixed cheviots or pencils cassimere; also navy serge; coat with new patch or flap pockets. 15.75. Reguiarprice $21.50 Men’s Silk Shirts New Fall Patlerns, sizes 1344 to 1644. Men's shirts, of heavy tub silk, with satin stripe, Jacquard figures and frosted effects, in bright or subdued colorings. Custom finished. 3.85 Regular price $6.00 Men’s Soisette Pajamas Custom Tailored, all sizes. Men's Pajamas of soisette, in tan, blue or white, trimmed with silk 1.50 Regular Price $2.50 UNUSUAL SALE SATURDAY. Boys’ Norfolk Suits With extra _tair of knicherbockers. 7 to 18 years. New English Norfolk model, with patch pockets, of Scotch tweed, olive or brown checked cheviot, gray and brown cassimere or diagonal, also navy serge. 9.00 Regular Price $14.50 Boys’ Overcoats Polo and buttoned-to-neck models.__3 to 1! years. Of navy, Oxford or brown chinchilla, olive or brown Shetland cloth, also Scotch checks and mixtures. 9.75 Regular Price $12.50 Boys’ London Clothin For Boys, 3 to 18 years. Made in London expressly for Franklin Simon & Co. Suits and Overcoats in newest fabrics and colorings. 9.75 1 29.50 MISSES’ APPAREL (Second Floor! Suits—Coats—Dresses—Qowns— Girls’ Coats—Third Floor. Misses’ Tailored Suits Dressy Tailored Models, 14 to 20 years. In Cheviot, Broadcloth, Eponge, Poplin, Duvetyne, Peau de Peche, Plush Velvet, Corduroy or Broadtail Cloth. 18.50 to 98.50 Franklin Simon & Co. will hold a Sate Saturday of Misses’ Tailored Suits—exclusive models of Diagonal . h, Brocade Cloth, Wool Poplin, English . Cheviot, Broadcloth, Broc Plaids, Velveteen or Corduroy; also fur peed of Broadcloth or Cheviot, in new Fall 14 to 20 years, Value 33000 29.51 ALSO A SALE OF Fur Trimmed Chiffon Velvet Suits Of silk chiffon velvet,'in black, plum, taupe, brown or Russias green; loose kimono draped coat, rolling collar and cuffs of genuine skunk fur, large fur button; silk lined, warmly interlined; two-piece draped skirt. , 14 to 20 years. Value $e9.50 59.50 | Exclusive models in materials of our own importation, in cloth, corduroy, velvet, charmeuse, crepe meteor, plain and brocaded plush, for evening dancing, party and Street wear. 6 to 20 years. 9.75 to 98.50 Misses’_and Girls’ Coats | { | Franklin Simon & Co. will hold a Sale Saturday of Dressy Wool Plush Fur Collar Coats Draped Model of English wool plush, in tango red, mole, sapphire blue, mahogany and russet brown, with fur collar of mole mouflon fur, lined with soft silks to match. Value $39.50 29. 50 14 to 20 years. Also A Sale Of Girls’ Radyene Chinchilla Coats Double-breasted wide be'ted model of English Radyene chinchilla, in navy, Oxford gray or brown; satin lined, velvet collar, convertible revers (can be’ buttoned to neck). 8 to 16 years. Value $24.50 18.50 Misses’ Gowns For Afternoon and Evening Wear. 14 to 20 years. Of eponge, serge, corduroy, charmeuse, chiffon, crepe meteor, beaded chiffon, lace or net. 14.50 © 98.50 Feanhlin Simon & Co. will hold 2 Sale Saturday Misses’ Afternoon Dresses, of crepe de chine, ceepe meteor, plaid silks, combined with plain charmeuse; aleo-e number of models of wool eponge, serge, English cordurey or velveteen. Value $24.80 18.54 14 to 20 years, * ALSO_A_SALR OF | Girls’ Velveteen Dresses of imported velveteen in black, navy or brown. Embroidered batiste collar and cuffs. Plsid silk tle and sash, 12 to 15 years. Value $18.50 13. 78 Knit Underwear FOR MISSES, GIRLS, YOUNG MEN AND BOYS Wool, Merino, Silk, Cotton, or Silk and Wool, in all weights. Stuttgarter Sanitary Wool. Dr. Diemel’s Linen Mesh. American Hosiery Co.'s. Furley & Buttrum’s. “Parfait” and Kayser’s Silk. Carter's, 7 Swiss Ribbed Underwear. LARGEST ASSORTMENT, MANY EXCLUSIVE STYLES NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE IN UNION SUITS, VESTS, DRAWERS, BLOOMERS, TIGHTS, NIGHT GOWNS. PAJAMAS AND SPENCERS. OFFERED AT OUR USUAL POPULAR PRICES, Boys’ Damp-proof Shoes The “Prenktie” Shoe, made of durable velour calfskin, d orthopedic last, welted soles. Sizes 110 6, Widths B to E. 2.85 _ Value $3.50 Girls’ Shoes The “Franklin” Shoe, made on broad orth in black or tan Russia calf, buttoned or welted soles. Si lic last, jaced; izes 11 to 2, Widths A to E. 2.95 Vatuess.75