The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1914, Page 14

ine A S one “pS Arta ee de a RARE i) ht he, i bt WEANEST KONAPPERS DEPRVE LITTLE Gi and there they walked behind @ fac- tory building g Ee can't remem! appened after that, except that the; k of ka Th The in the Paardegat| ber “kidnappers.” @ighteen years old, id, "Behind the factory building they | were well dressed, bu' id bbed ma. I I wi she oonik not remember 100 like.” not care irl gave vague descriptions y wi bor of ut 4 n- at Henderson, Mabel’a father, to of skates. e nex! Ls Frank remember {6 IT was sitting in a do¥r- jt to-day that he did e” iacuse her stoi Iii iin FOUNDED 1856 G OT) — "HE. EBVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL. 24, .1014. ; Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street = AoRYy We want your Furs—You need our Cold Storage. Tomorrow, 2,380 pairs Thread Silk When shall we call? Stockings Write, or phone 2626 Greeley OF HERROLER SATS At Least That’s What She Told the Detective Who Heard lier Story. Found sitting tn a doorway near her home, No. $17 Bast Twenty-pinth etrect, Fintbush, shortly after mid- night this morning, Mabel Hender- fon, fourteen years old, told a story of having been ki¢napped by two men while sho was roller skating. Her narrative had all the elements of a modern thriller, and Detective Conroy of the Flatbush police station was about as horrified as @ detective ean be. He called Dr. Jobnson of the Kings County Hospital, and when (Be doctor bad spoken to litte Mabel de eal: “If che was kidnapped a motive f lacking. Her hair isn't even Fampled.” Then he climbed tnto his Q@mbulance and returned to the hos- pital. “I was skating near my home tn @e afternoon when two young men @ame up to me,” Mabel told Detective Ooresy. “First they tripped me. 1 got up to my feet and they told me that if I did not skate along and follow them they would kill me, “They wont to Clarendon road on the next corner, and J skated after them because I was afraid. From Clarendon road I folluwed them to Canarsie Lane, three blocks away, BROKAW BROTHERS MENS & BOYS’ CLOTHING HATS & FURNISHINGS BOYS’ CLOTHES Young people daily are follow- ing the example of their elders by buying the best clothes at prices which have made our gar- ments synonymous with econ- omy in the clothing world. Boys’ Spring Suits and Overcoats in sizes up to 20 years (36 inch breast measure), particu- larly attractive in style, fitting points and broad variety of the newest patterns. Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits in sizes up to 18 years—boyish in cut and style, with the same wear resisting qualities which characterize our Men’s clothes. ‘Astor Place & Fourth Avenue BLOCK FROM BROADWAV —= Su8Way AT DOOR . | LL Be DY BROUKLYN a OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & C Will Hold an Exceptional Sale of | Fulton ‘and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn Misses’ and Small Women’s Suits Regular 25.00 to 35.00 Values 175 High Grade Tailored and Dressy Suits taken from our regular stock and reduced for this sale. Of Serge, Poplin, Gabardine and Shepherd Checks; also a number of Come 18.00 bination Suits of Serge and Moire. BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. GUNS & © Fulton and Bridge Sts., Brooklyn Women’s and Misses’ Coats Models Designed and Controlled Exclusively by Oppenheim, Collins & Co. Fifteen Distinctive Styles OF Moire Silk, English Serges, Balmacaan, fancy Diagonals, Smart Checks and Stripes. Handsomely lined, Very attractive models, 18.00 Regular values to $30.00 IMPORTANT SALE TOMORROW Girls’ Smart Spring Coats Very High Clase and Distinctive Models About 210 Coats, consisting of superior Serges, Shepherd Checks, Diagonals and Whipcords. Very desirable models, 5.00 Regular values 8.75 to 15.00 No Approvals 6.90 9.75 No Exchanges Tomorrow, the 25th, a specially arranged sale of 500 Women’s Trimmed Tailored Suits In black, navy, and shepherd check serges. Suits that are implicit reproductions of our latest and most popular $29.50 & $35 Spring models at $17.50 There is one reason, and only one reason, for this remarkable sale, and that is that we want to familiarize a wider clientele with the superb character of our Paris reproductions and have therefore decided for the period of this sale only to subordinate all considerations to that one end. Of the models in this important offering, we can tell you only that they have all the freshening touches, all the original variations of design, that one looks for in styles that are only a few weeks young. Jaunty abbreviated jackets, some with pointed postilion—cutaways that are daringly new—moire and taffeta ingeniously used in trimmings—long shoulders and modified kimono sleeves— Medici collars—and skirts in the latest apron, ripple and Russian tunic styles. Special Sale tomorrow of Women’s Capes at $10, $15 & $20 The coat modes of the moment—literally Paris at its latest—and its best The newest Parisian ideas, carried out in the six latest models. Some designed with plaid or Roman stripe vest, and the choice of plain o: stripe silk collars. Straight capes, cutaway style: and the new long dip back model. In black, navy, green and shepherd checks. Fourth Flees, 68c A handsome full fashioned silk stocking, with highspliced heels and double soles, heels and toes. In black and a selection of the wanted colors, Special Sale of Women’s Union Suits Union suits of fine 45¢c white lisle, low neck, sleeveless, and umbrella knees. Regular sizes. Union *Suits of fine, 59C vhite lisle, low neck, sleeveless and lace trimmed. Extra large sizes. AN IMPORTANT SALE SATURDAY Boys’ Blouses & Shirts at 75c Regular $1 to $2 grades Made of imported and domes- tic Madras, in both woven and printed Russian cord effects, and soft merccrized cloths, both in various patterns and colors. The Blouses with French cuffs and separate soft col- lar to match. 6 to 14 years, The Shirts have neck- bands and French cuffs, and the sizes are 12 to 14. TOMORROW—WOMEN’S SATURDAY—SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN 400 WOMEN’S Crepe de Chine, Taffeta, Crepe Meteor & Pussy Willow Frocks Formerly $18.50, $25.00 & $29.50. Reduced to $12.50, $14.50 & $18.50. A very representative assortment of the newest styles in frocks for dancing, dresses for street wear. The dancing frocks are in light, soft colors, the street in both exhibit infinite variety, embracin, tunic skirts, and delectable trimmings of lace, net and lawn. shades, and the models Clothes for Boys Spring and Summer fabrics and exceptional styles $7.95, $8.75, $10.95 & $12.75 Style is the keynote of these sprightly clothes—they radiate individualit; (es top to toe or neck to knee as the case may be. They are shown in a variety of imported and domestic fabrics which is immense both in size and character. All made with two pairs of knickers and shown in the smart- est Norfolk and regulation patch pocket styles. Boys’ $12.75 Boe $5.50 Balmacaans macaans Beautifully tailored in a line} Stylish models in a selection of clever London mixtures,|of brown gray mixtures, 10 to 18 years. 4 to 10 years, Boys’ Blue Serge Norfolk Suits at $6.95 with two pairs knickers piawod tne ser 2 Oe ees cael ace, Boys’ School Suits, $5.95 two pairs knickers A variety of fancy mixture cloths, tailored in patch pocket Norfolk models. Mohair lined. 6 to 18 years. Wash Norfolks at $2.95 Norfolk models with patch pockets, Made of tan linen, crash, khaki and white duck. Ages 6 to 16 years. AN EXCEPTIONAL SALE TOMORROW OF NOVELTY Necklaces & Chains of colored beads Bead Chains, with large oval beads in amber, coral and combinations of amber, with coral, green, blue or Tango beads, 60 inches long, with silk tassel. Value $5.00, at $2.50 Necklaces, in combinations of amber and jet, pearl and jet, blue and pink coral, mounted on velvet, in black, tango, green and old rose, Value $2.60, at 9 Bead Necklaces, in amber and pink coral, $0 inches long, the beads of the large graduating oval variety. ‘alue $2.60, at $1.50 Bead Necklaces, 27 inches long, with odd shaped beads in delicate shades of coral, amber and black, amber and white jet and crystals, amber and jet and scores of other combinations, Values $1 and 81.60, at 50c Saks Suits for Young Men at $15 In tartan checks, stripes, blue serges & plain grays—sizes 30 to 36 Two-button, soft roll collar models, with patch lean of ben and trim of sleeve, following the gure gracefully, without hecklia j Lap he as clean and as straight as a with a regard for detail which never relaxes between the first stitch and the last. it with t as cl But mere eon is powerless to describe the style and beauty of these singular fy description on paper and duplication anywhere. water shrunk and each suit mohair lined and finished with self belt. clothes. They All fabrics cold AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING TOMORROW OF 153 Misses’ Dressy Suits at $18.00 And we know of nothing in contemporary offerings to equal either the value or the exclusive character of the variety. There are twelve styles embraced in this special price, affording you a selection of the smartest Spring ideas affected by Ja jeune Parisienne. The newest of coats, the cleverest of shirred and Medici collars, and the most advanced modes in skirts. Men's wear serge in black, navy and Labrador blue, and black and white shepherd checks, Garments that are exquisitely tailored and fin- tshed, and cut with a youthjul buoyancy ay line. Misses’ Coats $9.75, $12.50 & $15 Very special values The latest Balmacaan and loose belted models, made of Scotch tweeds, over- plaids and fancy checks, the majority with yoke and sleeves lined with plain or Roman stripe peau de cygne. Sale of Girls’ Summer Dresses special at $3.95 A choice collection of the new Summer models, made of imported white or flowered crepe or voile, the front of dress and tunic skirt finished with embroidered scal- . Broad velvet ribbon belt and crochet loped buttons. 6 to 14 years. Wash Dresses $1, $1.50 $1.95 & $2.95 of i ed in or tri rt Pa teety BP. Prepeh or v mie linen and onshire cloth, Russian jumper ‘and waist line models, Sizes 6 to 14 years. » and more practical are in darker the smartest puff, bustle and Women’s Dress Dept., 4th Floor. $5 & $6 ColonialPumps $3.95 With leather or Paris cut steel buckles New Spring models—made of patent leather and dull calt— with hand turned, light welt- ed soles and Spanish Louis or concave leather heels. Misses’ & Girls’ Panamas, $2.85 Special — tomorrow — genuine Panama bodies in desirable shapes—worth much more, | en and London peak lapels-— i |—and tailored and finish Misses’ Dresses special at $10 Sale for Saturday The new street models, made of plain or fancy wool crepe, and exhibiting the choicest features in Spring modes Shown in navy blue, Tatra blue, reseda and black. 14 to 18 years. Misses’ ‘& Girls’ Middy Blouses at 85c Twill cloth, in regulation models, with inset or kimono sleeves. Plain white, or with navy, cadet or red collarand cuffs. Ages 6 to 20, Floor Sale of Girls’ Coats special at $5.00 Tailored and dressy models, of English serge, chec worsted, fancy laicea and plaids, bos “4 embroidered black and w and plaids, Inlaid collar of ae or silk moire. Navy, Cope: 2, ite check and Copenhagen or tango stripes ‘tsses’ Department—Second Floor