The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1914, Page 14

i THE EVE ING. + WORLD, FRIDAY, Novewaen 20, acti ia ENS TO SUE-CITY E BECAUSE SON DIED FRBEING VAGONATED| . C. W. Waters Charges That Vacei lanus and Death Followed forced Innoculation. law repealed. The Board, to jue the tity for because the forcible vac- af of his six-year-old son Ches- by a Board of Health physician Brought on tetanus and caused Boy's death. ly son was a pupil if Public No, 18, Church Avenue and Forty-ninth Street,” he said. C Oct. 16 this Board of Health doo- vaccinated him. 1 am opposed to ition, but the boy had to be to It to continue at school. days after be was vaccinated arm began to swell, and from a| ,,7! healthy boy he became sickly. week ago yesterday he suffered a Wulsion and was sent to Kings Hospital by Dr. Arthur Eddy ie ie third Street and Lenox ho said he had tetanus, My 10d Sunday. The vacciaation un- iy was the cause of the tet- hehe eA re [nt aman found a us B,brouent cn by tetanus “oe bad ay pa boy did have tetanus, but I i that vaccination srendse it it y things might cause tates cpa +3 egainst “ route Fight Vaccine q Mion et ot Peviie sehest Pupiis. ob Oyster Bay Board of Education |} 1. A. ‘has ruled that only children who whe ire! vaccinated can attend the public echools there. A number of parents of the pupils who are opposed to vac- cination say they will fight forcible vaccination in the courte, and when |the next Legislature convenes {i | January will try to have the present U ited” “Btaten Grand Jur ry to-day on of conspiring against the Gove permeate seers * ae special in- by wy {a hd & the U: ined spegnuce inju gp co: MOTHER AND CHILDREN DIE. PITTSBURGH, Nov. 20.—Mre. Marie Petro and her daughters, Amie and Elisabeth, were burned to death when their home in Homestead was destroyed ava her acs WASHINGTON, a these parents are Harty M,. Summers, Peter Watere Feware Strong and Morris fret move of the anti- ~ will a bs mpelli Beh admit ther thllaren to classes without vaccination. ‘aters, Edward ank for @ and Fred ford, are am indicted by the United a few It prom atiffness. and Sone! ‘ lag ote tastes nice, and causes aes ‘Stern Bi Brothers 42nd and 43rd Streets, West of Fifth Avenue. Pronounced reductions have been made in our entire stock of Misses’ and Girls’ Suits and Coats’ WHICH, presents an occasion, to-morrow, of rare pound, which costs onl eb store. It acts wi VOLCANO BLOWS ASHES | 25 MILES TO CORINTO Commander Ziegeme 001 er Denver reported t partment to-day that in the early part of this month two columns of 24 INDICTMENTS FOLLOW |: ARKANSAS MINING RIOTS). United Mine Workers Officials} , Among Those Accused of Con- spiring Against U. S. FORT SMITH, Ark., Nov. 20.—Peter R. Stewart, former President, W, Holt, former Secretary of the United Mine Workers of Toxas, Arkansas and james McNamara, a former a hours. ly opens clog, trile and aba in the Toye vee ge oF worse running, | in the world 'Pape’s Cold Navy De- ALL STUFFED UP “Pape’s Cold Compound” ends a cold or grippe in ness, sore throat, snecsing, soreness and Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowin, ayer tsing gor thnd cents at any causes no inconvenience. Accept no substitute.—Advt, occurrence to secure medium age ol as — as the highest cost models at such ree price advantages as these Misses’ Tailored ‘Suits, ee ee nTime’ 19.75, 34.7 with fur; Values 929.50 to 45.00 lars; skirt; sizes 16, 16 and 18 18 years; Value $34.75, $27. | Misses’ High Cost Suits, ie <4 of i broadcloths, ke _ ena Sate lar sehen. wit! +" 16,end 18 yrs., ye’ $55.00, 85. J "Values $79.50 to 125.00 4 —_ a Sniart ‘Coats, Vadaod 0 026.75 to 0.50 of sibeline, chinchilla, mixtures winter oie ee some velvet sizes 6 ta 14 Values up to $15. 15.00 About one hundred coats taken ; to close out, ivls’ Tailored Cloth Coats, and other trimmed; at $7.50- Girls’ Street and Dressy-Coats, from regu- lar stock, in zibeline, broadcloth or cheviots, silk lined thror and laterlined; ie 9.75, 15.00 Values $16.50 iu 24.00 Girls’ Intermediate Dresses, of fine quality serge, in plain or tunic models, many elabora: trimmed; sizes 10 to 16 years, Value $14.50 Girls’ Fancy Dresses; of velveteen and crepe de at $9.75 taffeta combinations be Pam poe ant silk, in tunic sizes 10 to 16 years, at $11.75, 16.50 Values $15.95 to 24.50 A highly important offering, Saturday, of desirable Silk and Velvet Remnants at 45c, 98c, $1.25 and 1.95-a yard Regularly sold from $1.00 to 8.50 a yard ..| Included are Satin Chammeune, Plain and Changeable Chiffon Soliers, Mousseline Chine, Messalines, Brocaded C Duchesse, Ci | Satins, Printed Chiffens: Colosed Velveteens, Chiffon Velvet and de In lengths suitable for Waists, Skirts, Dresses and Trimmings i ) E WHE be site Actual Values $8.50 to 22.50 ' Boys’ Mackinaw Sport Coats, Actual Values 96.50 to, 18.00 Actual Values 96,50 to 25.00 Boys’ Norfolk Suits, Overcoats, 10 to 18 years, at $6.75, 9.75, 15.00] extra trousers, 7 to 18 years, Values $15.00 and Boys’ Norfolk Suits, Actual Value $8.50 Actual Value $7.50 Boys’ Winter Suits and Overcoats Saturday, for school and dress wear, m le materials at prices that are real i made of the economies. at $9.75 16,50 yy sizes 6 to'18 years, at $5.00 to 9.75] extra trousers, 7 to 18 years, at $6.50 Boys’ ‘Overoddts, Boys’ Corduroy Norfolk Suits, 8}, to 10 yeas, at $5.00 to 15.00] sizes 6 to 18 years, . at $5. Excellent values, to-morrow, in the special sale of , Children’ High Grade Gloves at 78c Pair of English Cape pethet and single drawn backs; one clamp, one-clasp Cape Leather Gloves with fleece lini: = | | i | ptratieneas Tans $35.00 Suits at $20.00 New short coat styles, with wide circular flare skirt. Made of imported brosdeloth. woo! faille and diagonal weaves and tritomed with skunk opossum fur. The coat Lge with peau de cygne and warmly interlined. In seal brown, Russian green, navy and black. For girls of 14 to 18 years. $18 Coats—$I0 Fur-trimmed Coats For Misses—Value $45 special at $29.50 : New circular, broad belted models, made of imported wide wale silk corduroy, imported broadcloth, fur plush and crepe velour, with large collar of moufflon, skunk opossum or fitch and deep self cuffs, fur-trimmed to match. Lined Mage coal with peau de cygne, and interlined. Seal brown, Russian green, navy and black. 14 to 18 years. Girls $10 School Coats at $5 Full length buttoned to neck gia of zibeline, wool velour and rough cheviots, serge lined. Seal, green and navy. 6 to 14 years. _ A very remarkable opportunity in - Boys’ Overcoats special tomorrow at $12.75 are made of all wool rough -gvercontings and f treo og saemtve pater ‘Double-breasted, with cofvertible collar, and back ond Paley che cuchou Overcoats:that are brimful' of snap and style and service, for boys of 10 to 18 years. Boys’ $8.50 Reeves { very special... $6.95 hilla, in double-b: belted back pay tet hn ini eta Ss raooy tailored and ey ey full flannel lined with yoke es of Venetian. Ages $ to 12 years. Mackinaw Sport Coats regularly $9.00—special $5.75 Made of all-wool Mackinaw cloths, in smart shaw! collar Nor- folk models. Shown in a goodly assortment of handsome mackinaw plaids. Ages 7 to 18 years. ° Sale of Boys’ Suits Both Saks-made and London- $8.50 made; values up to $13.75 . Some with two pairs of Knickers The English Suits are smart Norfolk styles, tailored in live, brown and gray tweeds in attractive deelgns, The Saks Suits are also Norfolk and are shown in a pleas- ariety of colorful cloths. 7 to 18 years. Second floor ing vi $4.00 Govators at $2.85 for Boys and Girls Extra heavy imit pure worsted sweaters, in heather, Ox- ford, maroon and navy, with large shaw! collar. the muff either a flat .pillo teh, in the double fur or sh —— Saks & Company Special, stomorrow, a most important Sale of Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Suits featuring new models from designers who address ' themselves exclusively to the needs of the de- butante, and furnishing the most extraordinary values in fur-trimmed suits announced this season. $45.00 Suits at $29.50 New medium fecat tailored and dressy Empire models, with deci neck, and plain, or yoke circular skirt. cloth, gabardine, imported broadcloth, velveteen and juroy, trimmed with natural beaver, taccoon or skunk opossum. Black and colors. 14 to 18 years. Special tomorrow—500 Misses’ New Coats in a perfectly splendid selection $20 Coats—$12.50 Smart, flare, belted models, made of imported zibeline, chinchilla, boucle, Kerse a rough ° mixture cloths, with collar of plush velvet or self material buttoning close to nec! and colors, and lined throughout, or the body and sleeves alone. Tailored Suits, $15 were formerly $29.50 to $35 Short, medium and long coat models, of broadcloth, gabardine and rough Winter cheviots. Girls $15 Chinchilla Coats at $9.75 Tice taupe dyed wolf skins, of a full, dense, lustreful character-- low or melon model, with neckpiece to traight animal style, piece Saturday—Special Trimmed Hats Formerly $10 to $28 Now reduced to $6, $8 & $12 than three weeks, so that, the opportu- nity is as notable for the recency of its styles as for the liberality of its values. Mid-winter hats, dress hats, semi-dress and tailored hats, featuring | the very latest sailors and Fe sy close- and the novelty ledly smart ent buttoning to covert fitting shapes, in black colors, an adise, goura, fur and flowers. 3rd floor $25 Coats—$I5 The finest Overcoats a young man can buy at $15.00 & $17.50 In black 14 to 18 years. 97 ‘Misses’ double-breasted form-fitting coats, button- through form-fitting coats, and swagger Ba macaans—all cut on distinctive lines, skele- ton lined and superbly tailored. Made in rough cheviot coatings, in light and dark mix- 14 to 18 years. vey to you one tithe of the selections! The Full length, broad belted models, of imported chin- 7 ‘ " chilla, full lined. Seal brown, Oxford and black. thing todoisto see them, Sizes 80 to 36, Sizes 6 to 14 years. : Second floor Fifth floor Very special for Saturday Women’s New Winter Suits for street and outing wear—value $45. 00 at $29.50 The newest styles in tailored modes—suits of gabardine, corduroy, English coverts, the new sand and putty persugsion;: Scotch tweeds new mixture effects that are perfectly stunning. Seven entirely new models, including smart semi-tailored effects, with belt and patch pockets, and button-to-neck styles, with box-pleated back and - crushed collar of self material or a convertible collar of beaver. All sizes, Women’s Fancy Fur-trimmed Broadcloth Suits—Vaiue $39.50 special at $21.50 New short coat models with belt; i ripple, or flare back "the and pleated effects, with circular, flare, ripple or straight line skirt, ane: the flare collar and cuffs of coat effectively and abundantly trimmed with Fourth floor Black, navy, Russian green, nigger fae and prune. Sale of Women’s Winter Coats specially and liberally underpriced tomorrow . ‘ 900 coats and every one a bargain! $1.00 Domet oe 65c The authentic modes in models & fabrics at a glance. Pajamas for Boys. .... ; arian ts OF soft quality ests Satine! pk eet we De stripe And workmanship which is perfection itself. Mixture Coats..........0.sseeeeceee Wiehe ue $20.00 Women’s Afternoon Dresses Zibeline Cons. tte bso go} $12.50 Phish Coats............ .. .talue $22.50 One model of imported velveteen & chiffon Imported Mixture Coats. 1 ealue #2250} $18.00 | Another model fur-trimmed Ean lain) Coste stevens ¥ ‘i wel $15.00 Salt’s Plush Coat ; ! Swe ee Sal Artin Lani Goa ‘ks feo} $19.50 One model four yards over-tunic, reel sleeves of self color Rip Ma GLain: Contac. sci: eatue $88.00 chiffon, the bodice and bottom of tunic and underskirt of velveteen. : Sent Plush Coats, fur-trimmed..... ealue 880.50 ‘$25.00 Loy) collar Fy ering pe Byer Phu Corduroy Conte, furstrimmed, .. ; rae 0 50 | $25. 00 ery on belt. In black, brown, green and taupe. Fourth Floor Ramis Conia Coven FAAS: + inp 4010} $2. Fur Plush Couis, fur-trimmed........... - tie $19.20} $35.00 As limited offering tomorrow of Very special for tomorrow 450 the equivalent of $50 in many shops ‘ regularly $6.95, $7.95 & $8.95 Ivet, voile, broadcloth, Chuddah cloth, zd sine a the prevailing pec ingpery Skirts of corduro: si serge, pleids, chec! the newest examp None have been in our Psy 20 more | trimmed with ostrich, Par- | Notable among many styles are the new. ture effects, and blue and gray chinchillas, « But no such brief description as this can com _ i