The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1915, Page 9

{ ”~ WL SE ‘The tact that the threatened strike {n war munition plants. at Bridgeport resulted in a flasco was reflected by @ctivity and strength in war order is-| Sues at the opening, gains of a point ‘or more being common in that group. A good part of the buying ropre-! ' sented covering of shorts. Westing- house advanced 3% points to 104%. Bethichem Stee! sold at 200 for the firet time, and American Can made @ new high record at 56% on active trading. American Can activity resulted from rumor of large order for the allies, to be closed before time limit on Satur- day, amounting to $38,000,000. Bethlehem Steel advanced to 204 and American Can sold up to 68 5-8 on ac- tive trading, Crucible Steel was ac- tive from 421-4 to 4. Westinghouse up 23-4 at 1043-4, Elimination of a large part of short interest produced weaker technical condition and mar- ket developed somewhat easier ten- dency in second hour, —_——— Closing Quotations, ‘With net changes frou previons closing, &, % 2 Alaska, Goi Allee halmer: Allis Chalmers Amal it'd Copper, 74 sane dee iS vet Mine ee S238! Ets Se: lt++l4++6 EPP FER Seez: oe Sapeeassee. FF PEEP FEE _ ShSe5. oo we st = EE ES Fee 2. “SEEES BECTEPTELTPTEES. ESE stasnuessiencsse= eee menace oe SELEPRANEE FETTER EPCS TEESE Steel ple: Gentil Leather: Canadian “Vacitic:: Chen & Ohio. EBLE. I BSsuyssshs: SF PETITES Fi FESPESEEE Sete | Lteee lel lel etel [4+ tet tt 3 + i+ BERR PRITET ESOS EEE RSE EEE FEET EE FETTER EEF ae +1+ + 14+1 PETEEEEE sas - SEALS. cer esenzen: 5 SSSR CREEPS FECES. ra l4tt l4teeee ++ lt+ee - - a o 1 PiSeLhFo.TPHET cw. FEE EEE S, z $+tttee | tetes | FSEE: Stie2sn= 2SLSSF 108 bet *, Pre o Pe 2 ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. United St xports for week ended July 17, $40,270,593; imports, $32,908,191, Bethlehem Steel Company gets con- tract for 37,900 tons of rails from Public Service Commission. New England Telephone and Tele- graph Company will hold a special meet- ing of stockholders Aug. 15, to vote upon an increase in capital stock from $20,000,000" to $79,000,000. Westinghouse, E. & M., stock spurted up to 110 1-2 near the close, 91-2 points up. Dome Mines Company directors will meet July 30 to declare initial divi- den on stock. Present capacity of 28,- 000 tons a month is now being in- creased to 45,000 tons. Blectric Boat stock on the curb opened at 195 to 198 and sold up to 232 by early afternoon, Republic Iron and Steel Company report surplus available for dividends | for first half of current year as $1, 007,504, an Increase of $388,728 over corresponding period of 1914. This is ual to 7 per cent. on preferred and er cent. on common stock, North American Company quarterly div@end of 1% per cent. is payable Oct. 1 to stock of record Sept. 1 ‘american Can common opened with 4,000 shares at 65 to 54% and a vanced on active trading to 58% in early afternoon. eetipriioneencinn CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKET. WHEAT. Close ” fish Low, Cl a + Me oT 10% — Wee A a ee ae 108% Dec, ..107% 107% 106% - ‘Tirnsday CORN, ¢ o q We say. . ae NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. Open, High. Low. fn 72 «888.73 October December .... January March ... ‘Tuesday may on 7 8.78 010 9.33 0.39 9.58 +983 2 9.83 988 Ma 1001 1001 1000 10:00 Market closed firm 1 to 11 points ad- vanee. 1 % % for Infants asa Invalids HORLICK’S MALTED MILK The Food-D: :nk for allAges Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. Forinfants,invalideandgrowing children, Purenutrition, upbuilding thewholebody. a = No price comparisons are made with sim- ilar merchandise elsewhere. Every item, however, is either reduced from our own regu- lar stock price or is offered at LESS THAN ANYWHERE ELSE in New York City. That you may readily locate and identify each Special when you come to the Store tomorrow, they are arranged by floors in this announcement and are also numbered. The numbers correspondin; counters an [||| BASEMENT FLOOR ||| | No. 1 Saxon Dress Trunks at $14.95 Five-ply veneer and riveted; straps running all around; Yale lock; all sizes. No. 2 Saxon Steamer Trunks, $14.95 Yale locks, riveted, straps running all around; five-ply. lo. 3 Wardrobe Trunks at $21.95 Fibre covered; five-ply veneer, double trolley. No. 4 Cowhide Suit Cases at $5.95 Genuine leather of a fine grade. Straps all around; 24- or 26-inch. lo. 5 Week-end Suit Cases at $4.25 Black enamel, 24- or 26-inch. TL MAIN FLoon No. 6 Women’s Neckwear at 25c Our regular stock price, 50c. Windsor ties of crepe de chine or silk, in ombre, Roman stripes or white grounds with Dresden figures. No. 7 Women’s Small Collars, 15c Our regular price, 25¢. Some in Quaker style, flow- ered dimity, white lawn with colored edges, or cretonne. No. 8 Women’s Handkerchiefs at 10c Our regular stock prices, 15c, 20c and 25¢. Sheer Shamrock cloth, plain hemstitched with tape border. Also linen or lawn in white or colors with Me, 4% or 1- inch hem, Embroidered corners. No. 9 Women’s Hand Bags at 95c Russia calf, morocco, or Persian leather; flowered silk linings; some with inside compartments and mirror, others with purse and mirror. No. 10 Women’s Leather Belts at 19c The newest black-and-white stripe and check effect, also all white. Widths, 144, 2 and 3 inches. Sizes 26 to 36 inches. No. 11 Women’s Silk Gloves at 35c Black or white, two clasp, double tip fingers. No. 12 Women’s Fabric Gloves at 38c White “Doeskin” fabric; two clasp; embroidered backs in self or two tone. No. 13 Women’s Boudoir Slippers, 95c Our regular stock price, $1.50. Imported; mercer- ized silk with buckskin soles, old rose, light blue, navy, red No. 14 Cut Glass Sets at 29c Water Bottle and tumbler for the guest room. No. 15 Ivortus Pin Boxes, 39c Sizes 3x44 inches; filled with assorted hair pins. No. 16 Fitted Cretonne Cases at $1.50 Rubber lined; with ivory mirror, brush and comb. No. 17 Taffeta Silk Parasols at 85c reen, navy, royal blue, purple, red, gray, tan or black. Gilt frames; neat mission handles. No. 18 Children’s Parasols at 35c Bright pink, or blue and ftowered effect. No. 19 Silk Umbrellas at $1.75 For Men and Women. Black, navy, or green taffeta, for Women; neat mission, natural or ebonine handles. Black taffeta for Men. Pimento, Malacca, mission or boxwood handles in Prince of Wales or Opera styles. No. 20 German Silver Bags at 85c Gate tops; fine fish scale mesh, plain or etched top. No. 21 Hair Bow Ribbons (yq.), 25c Self covered brocade, 514 inches wide,pink, blue or white. No. 22 Plain or Fancy Ribbons vs 16c Five to six inches wide; moire, Roman stripes, Dresden or fancy hair bow ribbon, r No. 23 Women’s Ribbed Vests at 18c Or 6 for $1.00. Fancy yoke; some hand crocheted. No. 24 Women’s Union Suits at 29c Ribbed; lace-trimmed; regular sizes only. zZ 2 19] to each of the items here announced will be found upon sign cards at the tables where the merchandise is displayed. No lelephon one or mail orders for No. 25 Women’s Glove Silk Vests, 85c Pink or white, band top; reinforced. No. 27 Women’s Boot Silk Hosiery,35c Or three pairs for $1.00. Black and eight colors; full-fashioned; double sole, heel and toe; fine cotton tops. No. 28 Men’s Fine Neckwear at 29c Our regular stock price, 80c. Various fine silks, including tub weaves. Wide end four-in-hand style. No. 29 Men’s De Luxe Belts at 55c Our regular stock price, $1.00. Fine leather; gun metal or gold plated buckle. No. 30 Men’s Sport Shirts at $1.00 Our regular stock price, $1.50. Tan, khaki, all white or with fancy stripes, Collar and cuffs attached. No. 31 Men’s Handk’c’fs, 6 for 65c Embroidered white or colored initials. No. 32 Men’s Night Shirts at 45c Exceptionally good quality; a clearance. No. 33 Men’s Negligee Shirts at $1.05 Fine woven madras or crepes; soft or stiff cuffs. No. 34 Men’s Pajamas at $1.00 Plain mercerized cloth, or woven madras in stripes. No. 35 Men’s Bathing Suits at $1.95 All wool; black, navy or oxford with striped border. No. 36 Men’s Silk Socks at 23c Black or white; high spliced; double sole, héel and toe. No. 37 Men’s Sweater Coats at $1.55 Maroon or navy; V-neck or roll collar. No. 38 Men’s AthleticUnderwear, 28c Shirts and Drawers in various patterns; white or colored; broken assortments of sizes and styles. No. 39 Men’s Union Suits at 59c Athletic style; fine striped madras or sheer Panama. No. 40 Men’s Walking Sticks at 55c A very large assortment of woods, including Manila, Furze, Partridge, Pimento, Panama, etc. Prince of Wales or Opera styles. No. 41 Men’s Straw Hats at 95c The samples of a well-known European manufacturer. Sennits and rough braids in up-to-date styles. No. 42 Men’s Straw Hats at $1.65 Included are Sennits, Splits, Mackinaws, Milans and Madagascars, reduced from $3, $4 and $5. No. 43 Men’s Kid Gloves at 55c A group of odds and ends. No. 44 Men’s Gold Lapel Chains, $1.95 Solid gold; soldered links; plain polished or engine turned button, with spot for monogram. No. 45 Goggles and Specs at 45c Our regular stock prices, 95c. Suitable for beach or motoring. Shell, amber, demi-amber or gray frame. Green, blue, amber or smoked lenses. No. 46 Men’s Suede or Silk Gloves, 55c A group of odds and ends. [I] seconp rLoor_|| | No. 47 Misses’ Summer Dresses, $3.00 Striped, dotted or flowered voile; vestee, collar and cuffs of hemstitched organdie. Sizes 14 to 18, No. 48 Misses’ Summer Dresses,$5.00 Ruffled models of striped or flowered crepe or voile. Tailored or coatee is in French linen or linen and voile combined. Many colorings, Sizes 14 to 18. No. 49 Misses’ Dancing Dresses, $10 Two- or three-tier flounced or ruffled madras; plain or embroidered, all-white or ecru net or organdie. Elab- orately trimmed with lace and ribbon. Sizes 14 to 18. No. 50 Misses’ Coats at $15.00 Newest models in 174 length. Inset or kimono sleeves; ripple or belted effects. Tweeds, mixtures, plaids or checks, Sizes 14 to 18, WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SULY 21, 1915. | Store Hours. 8.30 A. M. to 6.80 P. M. (Saturday 1 P. M.) ~~ Saks & Company ~~ Speciatiats in Apparel for Men, Women and Children. Tomorrow will be the Day of 100 Specials Extraordinary Special Values! Each a True and Timely Economy on Sale at the price, for one day only parative values’”’ with similar other stores they would seem like tion. Come and see. The economies provided are INCOMPARABLE. 4 these Specials can be accepled. We have endeavored to es ahens sufficient quantity of each item to suffice for the day's selling, but it is advised that you come as early as Large ig yates in this Sale of 100 Specials is priced so low that its dispersal will rapid. No. 51 Misses’ Wash Skirts at $1.85 Tailored button-front models. Slashed or patch pocket. Tailored self belt. Gabardine, cordeline, or khaki cloth. Waistbands 23 to 29 inches. No. 52 Misses’ Wash Skirts at $2.85 Cotton corduroy, tailored button-front model; self belt; patch pockets. Waistbands 23 to 29 inches, No. 53 Girls’ Summer Dresses at $1.55 Striped, checked or plaid ginghams. Flowered or striped crepes. Middy, coatee or one-piece. Sizes 6 to 14. No. 54 Women’s Inside Lace Boots at $2.95 Reduced from $4.85. White linen with black patent leather trimming, or natural linen with tan Russia. No. 88 Boys’ Washable Suits at $1.00 This season's best models and fabrics; sizes 2% to 8. No. 56 Boys’ Washable Suits at $2.00 No. 75 Natural Wavy Switches, $2. Soft, fluffy hair in all colors, inctuding gray. No. 76 Bathing Bangs at 75c Natural curly; all shades and gray. No. 77 White Sateen Petticoats at 95¢ 1 Fine quailty: sectional flounces, trimmed with Wan Dyke No. 78 Women’s Kimonos at 95c Swiss or voile; empire or straight line model} all white or flowered or striped; in several styles. ‘No. 79 White Petticoats at 95c Various styles trimmed with flounces of e1 lounce of embroidery. many with ribbon beading. meh No. 80 Miscellaneous Corsets at $1.96 Our regular stock prices, $3 to $6. a No. 81 W.B. Nuform Corsets at $1.00 © Our regular stock price, $1.75. Only 25 dozen. |» No. 82 Brassieres at 39c Our regular stock prices, 50c and 78e. No. 83 Brassieres at 50c Our regular stock price, $1.00. No. 84 Brassieres at $1.50 No. 57 Children’s Rompers at 29c Our regular stock price, 50c. Beach style with short sleeves; plain or striped madras; broken assort- ment; in sizes 3 to 8. No. 58 Children’s Tudor Overalls, 38c Our r lar stock price, 50c. Tan or blue trimmed with red; ages 3 to 8. No. 59 Children’s Smocked Dresses at $1.00 White with hand smocking at the belt; neck and sleeves lace-trimmed. No. 60 Baby Dresses at 50c Low neck; short sleeves; trimmed with band of ems broidery insertion; skirt finished with embroidery. No. 61 Children’s Rompers at 39c Beach leg and creeper styles; galatea, seersucker, ging ham or madras; white or colors; with or without collar, No. 62 Boys’Hot Weather Blouses,55c Our regular stock prices, $1.00 and $1.50. Imported fabrics in fancy colored stripes. Low neck afd short sleeves; ages 6 to 16. No. 63 Youths’ & Boys’ Shirts at 50c Our regular stock price, $1.00. Many fine patterns and colorings. With neck band or attached collar. No. 64 Boys’ Pajamas at 55c Our regular stock price, $1.00. Novelty fabrics and plain colors; ages 3 to 18; also one pigce pajamettes, No. 65 Girls’ Wool Sport Hats at 45c The newest styles in white. For Misses and Girls. No. 66 Children’s Shoes at $1.00 Low or high; sizes 6 to 1044, Many narrow widths. White, black, tan, gun metal or patent leather. IL TAIRD FLOOR) No. 67 Women’s Sweater Coats, $2.85 Warm coats of worsted in plain or jumbo stitch; a variety of colors; particularly suitable for bathing. No. 68 Women’s Blouses at 69c Voile prettily trimmed with Val. or embroidered panels. These and other Blouses also on the Viret Floor, No. 69 Women’s Blouses at $1.00 Sheer organdie or voile, trimmed with laces and em- broidery and with lace collar and cuffs, No. 70 Women’s Blouses at $1.35 All-over embroidered voiles, or fine organdie, combined with pretty laces. No. 71 Women’s Blouses at $1.50 Copies of much higher priced models, very effective and attractive designs. No. 72 Women’s Blouses at $1.68. , Dainty voile and fine organdie, a very fetching mnodel.+ No. 73 Women’s Blouses at $1.85 Fine voiles and organdies; taken from our regular stock and reduced forthis event; up to the moment models, No. 74 Women’s Blouses at $2.00 Embroidered voile, panels and cluster tucking. Our regular stock prices, $2.00 and $3.00. No. 88: Women’s Panama Hats, $1 fe lar stock price, $3.00. Untrimmed; newest re arge at medion sizes; foreign fine and { psely woven. | ||| FourTH FLoor ||| | No. 86 Women’s Dresses at $3.95 Up to the moment models; in voile or linen; sizes 34 to 42; this group is limited to 100. No. 87 Women’s Dresses at $6.95 — Of imported gabardine; also white lingerie and voile dresses. A group of 175 dresses ai reductions averagiiig one-half from our regular stock prices. No. 88 Women’s Dresses at $12.50 Crepe de chine, taffeta, or — silk; are white; the new mid-summer @ group No. 89 Women’s Wash Skirts at $1. Many styles in ratine, pique, cordeline, check and faney ratine. c=aenneneaenacemesnsenenemeoespninaneentasnsnlijiielienssnininiinnnn No. 99 Women’s Wash Skirts at Up-to-the-moment models in cotton gabardine, Palm Beach cloth and imported ine. No. 91 Silk Bathing Dresses at Women’s satin taffeta or silk poplin; smock, Princess fancy blouse models. Sizes 34 to 46. pial atid tonite No. 92 Mohair Bathing Dresses, a Women's Princess or one-piece model. Piped with : taffeta. Extra fine quality. Black or navy. bi a No. 93 Women’s Combination One piece Swimming Tights at 45c No.94 Fancy Rubber Bathing . No. 98 Palm Beach Suits, $7.50 i) Women's Norfolk or sport model; with a new skirt, No. 96 Chinchilla Coats, $7.50 - Wornen's; white; of fine quality; sport model; full belted, convertible collar; several models. No. 97 Women’s Coats, at $3.95 ¥ tock great! Di styles | fabrics, Including mixtures, gabardifie, crelonies, linen, { chenille corduroy and others. || FIFTH FLOOR _ ||| | No. 98 Men’s Bath Robes at $2.45 Fine light weight cloths, excellently tai shaw # collar; collar and cuffs trimmed in two tone and cone | trasting colors. q (sar rook] No. 99 Chiffon Auto Veils af $1.60 Fine silk; all colors; 244 No. 100 Women’s Auto Hata or Reduced from $5.00 Ha oS