The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1914, Page 12

t in the office wr owhieh Mr. B LAAYER SEEKS J0B AS ATTORNEY ENERL pdbury, Candidate for Pros-| '-ecutor of Combines, Is Retained by One. | EB. Woodbury of Jamestown, ua County, ts the Repub- @andidate for Attorney-General | tho State. The uxt public office he was that of President of the) your double Board of Tax Commi oners.to! boiler — % he was appointed by Gov. | And you'll put a 3 Veaving the service of the j WS three years ago, Mr. Woodbury snug herdey Mig ) os tm general law practice ble most important clients has H-O goes fur- ther than any 2 New York Telephone Com- yj. epon whose propesty as a Tax he was called to tx It other oatmeal. fact that he has been serving in admitted by the legal de. | Of the telephone company York. Mr. J furthor ad- ae epee jason why guch services as Ma, the exact character of w Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Strects 8 and 10 West 38th St.—-Store Floor Connecting with Fifth Avenue Store Suits, 6.75 to 18.50 Overcoats, 7.80 to 24.50 SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY Boys’ Winter Suits With Extra Pair Knickerbookers, 7 to models, of exclusive imported tweeds, cheviots, tartan p- — Checka, papell stripes or heather mixtures, Mavy serge or cheviot. 8.50 Regular price $12.50 Boys’ Winter Overcoats SIZES 8 TO 18 YEARS faglan or belted models, of fine imported fabrics, with novelty worsted lining, convertible collars. 12.00 Reguiar Price $15.00 Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats Z SIZES 3,TO 10 YEARS iavy, grey, oxford, tan or brown chinchilla; double breasted with belted back, convertible collar, fined with plaid worsted. 9.75 Regular price $12.50 Boys’ Shoe Shop A Separate Shop on the third floor : i og. Wiatas de of durable velour rey vovalue $3.75 2.95 YALE ors CO RLEM STORE Pichi 190 3° AVE BET II9 #120" STF FREE This 26-Piece | Rogers Flat Sil-! verware Sel, as| illustrated, with) every purchase of al least $35.00. ' Cash or Credit. | 20NX STORE Sra] 4 AWE “18 156 ST 1noen BVENING WORLD, Broadway FRIDAY, @ _ Extraordinary offerings tomorrow in OCTOBER 30, 1914. Saks & Conpany ----~ New Fur-Trimmed Suits and Coats for Misses of 14 to 18 years Nothing newer in models—nothing finer in values $40 Fur-Trimmed Suits— Very special Short coat, military amd Cossack models, of imported broadcloth, and interlined. The collar, cuffs, front and bottom of coat trimmed with skunk opossum fur. New wide circular flare skirt, Black and colors, $25.00 Coats— $30 Fur-Trimmed Very special New full length models, made of imported zibeline, Black and colors. $40 Silk Corduroy Coats with fur collar, or fur-trimmed, at $25 Smart flare back models, made of wide wale infported corduroy, with self belt and large collar, or trimmings of skunk opossum fur. Lined throughout with peau de cygne. In black, Russian green, navy or seal brown, $10 Girls’ School Coats ....Very special are navy, seal brown and Russian green. 6 to 14 years. | Colors are navy, brown, Oxford and gray. 6 to l4years. $6 Girls’ School Dresses .. Very special $3.95 One-piece Russian and guimpe models, of English serge, plaids and checks, In navy, seal brown, Russian green and blue, green, and brown plaids. 6 to 14 years. $18 Girls’ Velveteen Dresses.... Dressy models of imported velveteen, in solid color or combination effects. Dainty embroidered batiste collar and cuffs. 6 to 14 years. $12.00 Very special Second floor Tomorrow, a most’ important sale of Women’s Tailored Suits In which a number of the newest models, chosen specially for this event, have been reproduced at remarkably attractive prices Specifically, this offering embraces the latest short, medium and three-quarter coats, as well as the new military and sport coat models; the skirts in flare, circular, double ripple, yoke pleated and straight line styles. But the individuality of the models cannot so easily be visualized in words—they are without ques- tion among the smartest examples in the present season’s modes—suits of uncommon charatter and charm. Tailored in broadcfoths, gabardines, wide wales, velveteens, corduroys, wool failles and serges, trime med with fur, broadtail, velvet or braid. All colors. 25.00 to $29.50 Suits........00....special at $18.50 5.00 to $39.50 Suits Special at $23.50 2.50 to $45.00 Sui special at $28.50 9.50 to $65.00 ..special at $33.00 Matched Fox Fur Sets at prices which cannot be duplicated ing the demand for fox furs this season we purchased heavily and carly, escaping the rise in prices. And designing and making these fur sels in our own workrooms, we have saved liberally on the cost of having them made elsewhere. Thus, tomorrow, we present our initial sale of Fox Muffs and Neckpieces, in which both the variety and the values are of exceptional merit. Natural Blue Fox Sets........... 0005 $250.00 to $350.00 Dyed Blue Fox Sets... $75.00 to $165.00 Natural Cross Fox Sets $75.00 to $175.00 Arctic White Fox Sets.......... 0.0006 $65.00 to $165.00 Silver Kit Fox Set... -»» $50.00 to $120.00 Pointed Sitka Fox Sets. . $75.00 to, $120.00 Smoked Fox Sets. Natural Red Fox "* $46.50 to $100.00 Natural Jap Fox Sets..... ... $29.50 to $57.00 Black Fox Se ..» $25.00 to $82.50 Iceland Fox (Thibet Lamb) Sets...... $12.50 to $18.00 Women’s Velveteen Coat Dresses Value $29.50—tomorrow $18.50 The velveteen coat dress is one of the most wanted dresses at this writing. A dress which simulates a suit, yet is dressy enough for afternoon wear. The newest note from Paris—an entire dress of velveteen in a coatee effect, with yoke skirt cut circularly, three yards wide, Trimmed with silk braid, Rauch. Blane, Today & tomorrow only —Women’s ‘$6 Overgaiter Boots — $3.95 The newest thing in footwear styles, A light welted boot, with plain tge and leather Louis heel. Vamp and heel foxing of black Russia calf, or patent coltskin, with overgaiter of imported Dreadnought cloth, in black, gray or faun. ie $75.00 to $125.00 . Saturday—Special $15 to $25 Trimmed Hats ° at $10 Newest hats for street wear >—large and medium sailors, of black silk velvet, with black ‘or colored trimmings and featuring sand and cerise. Hats for evening and dress wear, in combinations of black silk velvet, and silver or gold lace crown and brim. Copies of new Paris ideas and novel improvisations of our own, exhibiting the newest conceits in $18.50 u eponge cheviot and Kersey, with large collar of skunk opossum fur. Body and sleeves lined with satin, or lined throughout. Tc ~ ’ shi $5.00 $15 Girls’ Chinchilla $9.75 i Coats Very special ‘ ara line and belted models of wool velour, fancy | Full length broad helted, buttoned-to-neck models, che and mixtures, with self or velvet collar. Colors | made of imported chinchilla. Full silk serge lined. Hats— at... j $4.50 200 hats which we have repri ~—dress, semi-dress and ta hats, sailors, turbans, tricornes and the newest of small shapes in black, and the new colors. $1 Undermuslins reduced to 59c Nightgowns, petticoats and bodices—all odd lotsmany of them slightly soiled, but only slightly—and a good assortment of styles. Flannelette Kimonos, for misses and — small women — two Empire ¢| 75¢ styles, in an assortment of colors, Regularlif: Saturday Only $5.95 Children’s Coats at $4.95 A variety of models, made of chinchilla, zibeline, broad- cloth and corduroy, in sizes for children of 2 to 6 years. : ’ +e ’ Misses’ & Girls Hats, $3.85 Were up to $7.50 New plush and velvet hats, in the popular colorings, trimmed with fur, flowers and — ribbons. Very special values for tomorrow. Ages 6 to 16 years, The Beriette Tam for Girls, $2.35 Of fine quality silk velvet, lined with pretty Scotch plaids—rever- sible so it can be worn either side. Ages 6 to 16 years. Second Floor. trimmings of ostrich, fur and flowers. $7.50 & $8.50 | An extraordinary offering tomorrow Women’s Coats at one-third less than regular prices G Considered from the viewpoint of prices, this important event tomorrow isa sale. But it is fay more than a sale in the infinite diversity of its selections. Every coat%n this sale was purchased by us in the fabric before it was made into the garment ’ G 'This is responsible for the liberal margin of saving which we now. offer on every coat, and it also enabled us to exercise the most exacting discrimination in the choice of models. The net result is an offering of coats for every occasion, and in a variety of models and ma- terials at once representative and complete. Coats, of mixtures and tweeds, in belted or flare models. Brown, gray, black and white Value $16.50. $10.00 Coats, of zibeline, with plush collar, cipple back, with strap at belt. Black, navy and green. Value 'n1050} $10.00 Coats, of mixtures, in either belted or full sweep models. Some with shawl collar of velvet. Value 118.50} $12.50 Coats, of ripple zibeline, full or three-quarter length models, with plush or self trimmed collar and cuffs. Black, $12.50 navy, green and brown. Value $18.50 Coats, of Astrachan and Ural lamb, with or without fur collar. Full length model, lined and interlined, Value 425.00} $15.00 Storm Coats, of imported mixtures, with large collar Of Lilendled moufflon, Full length belted model. Velna6es.00} $15.00 Coats, of cheviot, with large plush collar, in semi-fitting model, lined and interlined. In navy and black. Value $25.06} $15.00 Coats, made of fur plush and lined throughout with ex- gllent quality satin, Full length model. Value 9260} $17.50 Coats, of imported zibeline, in several models. Lined throughout with satin and interlined. In navy, black and $17.50 brown. Value $26.50 College Coats, of silk corduroy, belted model, Full lined with peau de cygne and interlined. Some with fur $19 50 collar. Black, navy, brown and green, Value 829.50 Li Coats, of Matalan and Ural lamb, with fur collar of eh} $19 50 opossum, lined throughout and interlined. Value $29.50 bs Coats, of fur plush, with luxuriant collar and cuffs of skunk fatcodh! Full ripple model, lined throughout with $25.00 yar-dyed satin. Value $39.50 Coats, of silk corduroy, in full leng model, belted back, with large collar of fitch or skunk opossum. Cuffs also) $25.00 trimmed with fur. Black only. Value 839.50 Coats, of black broadcloth, in full length model. Large| shawl collar and’ cuffs of Ural lamb, and lined throughout $25 00 with mole plush. Sizes from 34 to 50. ‘alue $39.50! Coats, of imported broadtail, with ri sleev@s and large skunk opossum collar. with brocaded satin and interlined. le back, inset hed throughont| $35.00 Value 855.00. An unexampled offering tomorrow of 500 Silk Jersey Petticoats at $2.90 that are regularly $4 and $5 A manufacturer’s made-up stock—all new and perfect—a great variety of new models—in all the smart street colorings—and we have offered no values like them in a long time. Third floor Important distribution tomorrow of, 565 Boys’ Norfolk Suits with two pairs of knickers at these substantial savings $12.50 Suits........250 only........ at $8.95 $9 & $10 Suits....315 only........at $6.95 Smart Norfolk suits, in several of the most popular models. ‘Tailored in all wool cassimeres and Scotch tweeds, in a wide and attractive variety of the season’s newest designs and color- ings. Suits that are perfect in making, and a cut above the average in style. Sizes 7 to 18 years. Second floor Boys’ Balmacaan Overcoats at. $13.75 In gray and brown rough tweeds, all with satin yoke and many full plaid lined. Splendidly tailored Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats at $6.95 Double breasted, Balmacaan or belt- ed, convertible collar, Full flannel lined, Venetian yoke and sleeves. Oxford, navy, brown, 8 to 12 yrs. and finished, 10 to 18 years. Shirts for Youths and Boys at 85c Regularly $1.25 & $1.50 Made of light and dark striped fabrics, with cross or regular fine pleated front, or in plain negligee style. French cuffs, and many with collar to match. Sizes 12 to 1414, Balmacaan Overcoats—$17.50 for youthful New Yorkers Made of light color homespuns, in big, loose, boxy, knee length, button-through models, with broad self collar, a pair of sporty patch pockets, and style the predominant featuye of its lines from collar 4 hem. 30 to 36, Fitih Floor. e feat bn