The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1915, Page 10

lief, Judge Says—Mrs. Hutt in Court. Floyd and Roswell Vail, the young telephoned to Detective Martin dan & wek ego and told him that hn Bohan, a private watchman at No, 8% West Seventieth that had been committed. Sheridan ngern te ince | wont to one Bebas, who told Mm thet Ri ei eunty we |ube Vall brothers hed rotted Bre Set ty te peek: | atutt. For Afternoon, Evening & Street Wear 50 3950 8 wt §6155.00 ailleur & Suits ease fale suet te efinns, eed over 18.50 16.50 wt 59.50 5 Offer: the Choice of Their Entire 5-DAY TOURS | WASHINGTON settle ist eA pits it STi if tute Hee a i Free? £ Firs gid ts HEL | 1.Good, j A Sale Extraordinary | H] Will begin tomorrow, / i} It will embrace some 10,000 Men’sShirts Included will be practically all J} from the stocks of the famous | Gotham 1] factory; the makers having retired from Prices Will Be 4% Less Than See complete details in the 7¥mes, World, Tribune and Sun tomore ff row, Saturday morning. omy in This Clearance of Children’s Shoes at $1.45 Have been $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 High-cut lace and button Shoes. ‘an, gun metal and patent widths, but a pation) sizes at the beginning. Thus: sturdy Shoes t! excellent style and fact, quite sui for dress wear. @ In three groups, each presenting an opportu- nity for economy that, modestly stated, is un- usual. Q@GLACE LAMBS KIN GLOVES, pique sewn; black, white or tan, {GLACE LAMBSKIN OVERSEAM GLOVES, black (WHITE GLACE LAMB- SKIN BIARRITZ GLOVES, full pique sewn. { MOUSQUETAIRE (16-but- ton length) of white gtace lambskin, three Cleopatra but- tons at wrist, a distinctly spe- cial value at $1.89, Main floor Women’s Suits—Two Groups At Very Interesting Prices We shall claim some credit for being able to present 135 as the total remainder at this time (by no means the season's end) of the vast numbers of Women's Winter Suits we have had. All have been put into two groups to facilitate promptness in clearance, and for your convenience. 4 The entire balance of our Winter Suits of Broadtails, Broadcloth, Gab- ardine, Dovetyne, Wool Failles, Velveteens, Chiffon Velvets. @The season's { most desirable and fetching models. proval, and none returnable. At $13.50 Suils the duplicates of which have sold for $23.00 to $35.00. Women’s Newest Spring Skirts 400 to Be Sold Tomorrow Only at $3.95 FOUR ENTIRELY NEW MODELS, including the new Suspender Skirt; the Flare Skirt with cuff bottom; newest Sport Skirts with large patch pockets, FABRICS are woo! poplins, man- nish serges, tweeds, coverts, golfine and wool checks. @ No mail, telephone or C, O, D. orders, No exchanges, returns, credits or approval orders. Y be 4 pnb Ae te Rab liv REQUIEM FOR SLAIN PRIEST. cS os to-day and the superintend-| Bichop Among Many Clergymen at of the building found her, and] — reneral of Father Zebris. phe NEW BRITAIN, Conn., Feb. 12.—The capelia Mad Rowsh funeral of Rev. Joseph Zebris, pastor of “ree "attantlo ‘Tranepert "| St. Andrew's Lithuanian Roman Catho- oteameahip: to-day, The church, where ship Saks & Company Broadway at 34th Street the night went to the window for’ was held A Distinctly Attractive Early Spring Presen- tation in the Misses’ Section, 2nd Floor. | Misses’ Tailored Suits, $29.50 TAILORED with exceptional excellence in the newest and most fascinating ideas, embracing military effects, braid-trimmed styles, chic box-pleated models, and with the smartest innovations in the placing, size and shape of pockets, and effects in collars. In the newest shades, including Belgian ae BRIS are the much desired Gabar- ys and Navy Blue, Dreadnought, Sand, ” , Men's-wear Serge, Satin Blackearsd-White Check, and plain Black. Cloth, Scotch Teedb and Shepherd Chese fleor The New Washable Dresses for Girls at $1.95 Sizes 6 to 14 years. Tunic, Empire and Suspender Models. Striped, checked and plaid ginghams. An exceptionally attractive variety of colors and assortment of color combinations. Second fleer Girls’ Boer-Stylish and Useful Middy Blouses at 95c q Twenty of the newest models. Sizes and styles for quite young girls and for misses. @ Made of fine quality, long-nearing twill, of ex cellent laundering quality. @ In albwhite, end in white with navy, tan or cadet coller and cults. @ Sizes up to 20 years. Ssesnd fleer Spring ModelsinGirls’Coats, $9.75 And here is value to the consideration of which the most critical, mothers and guardians are invited. Smart, really clever Empire and belted models, in diagonal weaves, shepherd checks, English serges and gabardines. 4 Collars of silk faille in contrasting color add a note of distinction to some; others Early Spring Models - Misses’ Coats at $18.50 Cathet tek ited, belted i a ieee ined Jere pl exe cygne, either in mat or it farmmonizing colors. as Covert Cloth, Gabardine, Scotch Tweeds, Men's rd Chec! most Serge, Shephe » Black and esirable colors for Si oe Menaasie Misses’ Tailored have neat self collars. Colors are Belgian or navy blu , black-and-white checks, and AAR bias Sizes 6 to 14 years, Secead floor Clearance Misses Winter Apparel q Prices following are named to effect an immediate and final disposal of 215 Suits and Coats without thought of their actual value, or consideration for the prices at which their duplicates have been sold. Now Were , $5.00] 14 Coats, $29.50 to $35 48 Coats, $15 to $18 $9.50/12 Coats, $35 to $39.50 45 Coats, $19.50to$25 $12.50!25 Suits, $2S to $30 23 Misses’ Suits, that were $35 to $40 now $20.00 Second floor Were 51 Coats, $12.00 Now 5.00 4.50 24 SI 8 Red Muffs (dyed), were $24.50 20 Black Fox Muffs, were $22.50 @None sold C. O. D., none on ap- Specialized in the Clearance of Furs Tomorrow—Muffs Muffs, were $24.00 and $30.00 10 Natural Beaver Muffs, were $19.50 to $24.50 22 Natural Raccoon Muffs, were $19.50 to $30.00 Women’s Crepe de Chine Afternoon Dresses, $15.00 a Laced Vevyage. Tine) a for Minneapolia arrived to-day | throat It le Church, who, with his housekeepr, | from Li: 1 with it suffered from indi: | 31: 5 ue fa ite tadt- atts Ive 3. Gitmanaitis was slain at tenpera: Geet Fe ites Reed ; a. Le made 3 Pike's Toothache D Boys’ Blue Serge | Norfolk Suits, $7.50 Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $8.95 Two Paire Knickerbockers {Cut and tailored with that high regard for style, fit and charactes thet has placed Saks Clothing foe Bays in the vanguard. { Agm 6 to 38 yeors. Note espectally—two pairs Knick» ebockers with each sult. Becend fiser ThereWill Be To-Morrow 1 @ Final Clearance of Women’s Winter Dress and Tailored Skirts ]) 4¢ Reductions 20 Great | thet the Opportunity te traly Extraordinary. @ Those that have been ] $19.80to $25 willbe 64.95, @ Those that have been $7.50 to $18 will be $3.50 No exchanges, credits, approval or C..O. D. orders taken, Fourth floor At $14.50 ‘Siath fleer @ Special in that they are remarkably tow in price for such excellence In At $18.50 Suits for which our price has been $35.00 up to $65.00. Fourth floor q Stylish, yet quite serviceable. @ In navy, black, soldat blue, wistaria and taupe. @ Fancy waist with dainty lace frilling at the neck; Georgette crepe sleeves. @ Skirt fits closety over hips, has simulated guaranteed satin of delightful lustre. Coats were Now $12.50 to $16.50 $8.00 $19.50 to $22.50 60 $25.00 to $29.50 COLORS are putty, battleship castor, and white (in the golfine). y ‘ ‘eer mt Coats were $32.50 and £35.00 $39.50 to $45.00 he $49.80 to $65.00 88 @ There can be no exchanges, no returns for credit, C. 0. D, shipments or sales on approve’. all the details that go to make (or if neglected, to mar) an Afternoon. Dress, yoke, put on with corded shirring; and@s quite wide, as Fashion requires, @ May ‘we repeat?—Very special at $18.00, - All Women’s Winter Coats Greatly Reduced in Price 4 Not more than two or three Garments of a style, but all sizes, and compre- hensive variety. 4 A diversity’ of fabrics, some, fur-trimmed, others plush and self-material trimmed. 4 Mainly fullelined with peau de cygne or Fourth Fleer’ Now 15.00 ?