The evening world. Newspaper, September 24, 1915, Page 11

“me reve “sre BOLICE CLOSE O8 TRAIL TAKE One or Two Every Night will clean oul your system and preserve your health ‘obiTUAAT NOTES. OF WOMAN'S SLAYERS = Lefarvier #1) con Talias before pirating Ca James ©. Hogan, Police Justice of & Hastings, died at bis home there yes- A I OO A ey om oo Re erm THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY _ Saks & Company - won I: hes ot ae pore Be ow + Vilage Prevtest, ant tor or. on 8 meme of the eerd of Maecntion fe ene eevee a iy Arehibed F Alesen@er, be cod motions is Petereee for iy FeRre, and whe het served ae eden: af wate the Poserene Bonre | f Beecatise and the Peterens A nervous breakdown has caused the death of Frank V. Reilly, pores Exchange © » Sept 24 © to Irwin & Cobb, N. Leach has found Rolled Bussara.” Lesch found 4 ich had @ sheep's beil ook and has been leading flock of buseards over this section for several days \\ ul & SONS of G CREDIT? Street _ | Cowperthwait & Sons-—the oldest furniture house in America—has long been an unfailing light show- ing millions of young couples the way to every home comfort when they couldn't spare the necessary cash to pay in advance. } Why don’t you let this ever-shining light of “credit to all” show you the way? Come and open a charge account. There's no red amounts so smal ‘wo stores—one Both Stores Open Saturday Evenings Reputation Behind the Goods—Long Service Ahead of Them Comfortable 3-Piece Parlor Suite his substantial, well made parlor suite is upholstered Fe anatantal Mahogany ‘Anish frames, Will last tor DOG, 00) A remarkable value at. many years ACANY STYLES IN 3-PIECE P’ RLOR SUITES. | Brass Bed Bargain ‘This well-built orass bed is an un- usually pretty design, It. was pure chased before the big advance In metal due to the war, | Otherwise would have | to $9.90 we charge at least $16, Iron Redw $2.98 up. Without Mirror, $3.90, Price . These Golden Oak pieces are sub- stantially made and will last for years—both are good size, Morris Chair Bargain Golden Oak and Mahogany; well made, imitation leather uphol- stery. Price only $4.90 Upholstery tremely low prices are equall . to the Oldest Furniture se in America. Chiffonier and Dresser | Sper erly = | en % |_Square_| A Light That Never Fails | tape, and we'll vie you a year and a half to pay in you'll never miss the money. But the credit terms are only one reason for coming here for home things. The wand Ci iyae we sell, the enormous stocks to and our ex- cw ieee for com- at 3rd Ave. and 121st Street, hes other at Park Row and Chatham Square. | Rugs and Carpeis 27x54 Axminster Rum.. 86x72 Axminster Rug 6x9 Axminster Rug. 8.3x10.6 Axminster Ri 9x12 Axminster Rug 8x16,.6 Axminster Ru 9x12 Axminster Runne: Ingrain Carpet, yard Velvet Carpet; yard. Axminster Carpet; yard. Linoleum, yard . Inlaid Linoleum; 18x27 Cork Bath Mat. Royal Wilton Hassocks All Measuring, Sewing, Laying, Etc. FREE Reed Pullman Sleeper Large size handsome car: | riage, mounted | | ginins back, 13.50 | Dept. is a LIVING ROO! Pi FURNITURE OF ay Store in Itself ait NS Ae Ss 5 Curtains, from we to $40.00 a pate, Why Not Have Music in Your Home? fromm ae ie dlgne, ©, Bary Jewel | we carry, full line of famous Hard- man, Pee! Co.'s Janos an r 4 Grafonola} pinnos, Reasonable terms of pay. 4d %5e to He lo $1. We to Be each. 44 ‘om 75 to $8 each, Window Shades, 3x6 ft,, 29¢ each, } Sliding C h Quartered Oak i 1ain ouc! . eg ee cencerame ia | Diner Only $1.69 xidiged finish. Paes (ffecd Seis [This tea big, bargain. {hlekness when lGnholatered te real Teather—the oak t# well ay $3. 95 polished. {DINING ROOM, RURNL oe oven BEDS A ye, roo Fit EVEIN te MODELS a BANe NG Low ICES, 8 rey Cowperthwait’s Liberal Credit Terms 31 Monthly on $15 sito $3 Monthly on $6 Monthly on Inent and the following reasonable prices: Hensel Pianos ...., Playotone Piano Autotone PRICES, 15-Piece Cereal Set This set should be in every kitchen where order is naid- ered @ virtue; pecial (not including rack -COWPERTHWAIT & SONS | “Oldest Furniture House in America” gio Moniniy on $2001 3rd Avenue Two Park Row propofsien, Pay vy the At 121st Street Stores At Chatham 1 Sa. 10% OFF FOR asH. Note the Addresses 193 to 205 Park Row 2212 te 2224 Third Ave, . ° Store Opens 9 4M... Cle Tomorrow, « tascineting display of wonrmnlipanmamee meant SEPTEMBER 24, Sater days ma Women’s Tailored & Fur-trimmed Suits 15 distinctive new models specially priced ot $25.00 Several are charming reproduc tior at adaptations of Parts ideas or are chi The style features are far too nummer THE COATS are Fumiay, fare effect, box are straight-line, varying wm lergt! THE TRIMMINGS tciude velvet. braids sell fabrics used on collar and cutts A the suits are richly fur-trinwned Many sropean todels, others present clever trons of famous American Aleers to describe: bretly Important and timely offerings for tomorrow in | THE SECIRTS are side or I o pleated, flare n belted madets or with yokes, ne FABRICS ore in the season's mow wings and include broadcloth, cd, gabardine, wool tavile or dragonals. Women’s newest Coats and Skirts Newest Coats of velour, checks, mixtures, some cravenetted. Several distinctive models, loose or belted, kimono sleeves. Newest Full Length Coats of Scotch tweeds; collar of either natural raccoon or skunk opossum buttoning close to neck. Semé#belted, back of coat box-pleated from waist down. tweeds, Suitable for storm, travel or general wear, Sleeves and yoke lined with peau de cygne. J cheviots and fancy Set-in or large Fancy buttons, large patch pockets, and half lined with satin Women’s newest Corduroy Sport Skirts at $5.00 Four new models, showing the new pockets and belts, trimmed; another buttoned down the front. green, hunter's green or castor. Waist bands to 35. One model braid- Black, navy, African brown, light Fourth floor For tomorrow, a really remarkable offering of Trimmed Miilinery at $10.00 An extensive and comprehensiwe assortment of FL ls ld add Mf The newest modes in Women’s Hats Made in our own atelier, many being accurate copies of imported designs, others skilful adaptations of the latest ideas from Paris, and still others charming American creations by our own and other modistes, Large, medium and smaller shapes Sailors, Turbans, Pokes, Tricornes, etc. Trimmings include ostrich tips, furs, flowers, ornaments and ribbon effects. Hats in all the fashionable colors, and in all black. Ready-to-wear and semi-dress Hats in an extensive variety at $5.00 to $9.50 Tomorrow, Saturday, an Important Sale of Women’s Combination Dresses at $15.00 serge-and-salin or serge-and-la ffela three splendid models reflecting Fashion's latest whims These are reproductions of much higher-priced Dresses; are made of excellent quality all-wool serge and fine silks; the sleeves and part of the waist in each Dress are of chiffon taffeta or satin charmeuse. MODEL I. has normal waist line; Georgette crepe collar and vestee; taffeta body and sleeves with serge trimming. Taffeta and serge skirt. MODEL II. has charmeuse sleeves and serge waist, satin-trimmed. Very full serge skirt. MODEL III. is in Redingote style with embroidery and has a pleated skirt. ALL are splendidly made and finished. Navy, black, brown or green, Tomorrow, a special sale of Serge Dresses for large Women wear by large women, sleeves and suitable waist line. street or afternoon wear. Women’s Imported Glace Lambskin Gloves. Contrast- ing embroidery sewing and forchettes; two large pearl buttons; full Pique sewn, Black with white forchettes; white with black. Namaetett a ‘Sale of Chiffon Bordered Veils special at 9OC Shetland finish centre of fancy mesh; 22-inch chiffon hem on three sides. Black, brown, navy, taupe, or purple, Self or contrasting borders, Chantilly Lace Veils special at 45¢ Blach, with Floral bordgrs. he atl i aa (sizes 42 to 50) at $19.50 Cut and designed especially with reference to the styles and lines suitable for Longer lines and longer over the bust; larger upper Copies of a ‘Bernard"” Navy, brown, green and black, Tomorrow, Saturday, a Sale of Ostrich Boas special at $4.25 Full, long “flues; finished with silk tassel at each end; while, natural or white-and- black, Boas, special at $3.50 Black - and - white; white - and + laupe, white-and-green, white and-navy, white-and-Alice blue, natural, white or black. igis ; $13.50 $25.00 model; correct for | $1.00 Oe a ee eee cee em In the Misses’ Apparel Salons on Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Dressy Suits, at $29.50 Reproductions ur breadcioth of woul velour ree imported models, each of distinctive charm MODEL TI MODFL II MODFL Wi Furtrionmed drewy Suits, of | Laue fitting wudel of won! | Retied tome etiect, three tpurted bromd me | velour, front and bottom of | quarter: length. convertible fitting cont; colle, catty and | Cost trimmed wah wide vie end out) ot treutitad bent an bottom @& cont of | Meraiies bead, tency bore were iow Prponed travers tur Lined with ple buttom Cooler @ sonk brosdcioth, otk peu a or tancy peau de cygne and | opomum fur Silk peau de | cyene lined, warmly deter warmly interiined. Smart | cygne lined and warmly u» | lined Fang bear butte shirt with yoke effect and | teriined. Pleated shurt shire ] Panel front short, slmewed pockets. One ot the smartest | red at tps, finished with | @ack finished with straps aad ‘Suits af the season tabs and buckles. buttons Sizes 14 to 18 yrs. In all the new Autumn shades and black. Misses’ Fur-trimmed or plain Coats at $18.50 Solid color or checked velour, zibeline, novelty plaids, Scotch tweeds and two- tone corduroy. Full flare models, half belted front. Body and sleeves silk lined. Sizes 14 to 18 yrs Pp ua CW eemTe renee i. ree ont Misses’ Smart Afternoon Dresses at $18.50 Fur-trimmed Russian blouse and one-piece models of charmeuse, crepe meteor, chiffon taffeta and in combination effects of serge with plain or plaid silk. Georgette crepe collar and vestee, Navy, Belgian blue, field mouse, African brown and black. Sizes 14 to 18 yrs. Newest Suits for Girls and Juniors at $19.50 Yoke front, loose-fitting, belted or in Norfolk models with convertible collar of self color or contrasting broadcloth or velvet. Pleated or flare skirt with pockets; self tailored belt. Gabardine, zibeline, cheviot, Scotch tweeds and checks. Sizes 13 to 17 yrs. Girls’ and Juniors’ School Coats at $12.95 Of Scotch tweeds in gray or brown colorings; zibeline, corduroy and cheviot. Loose belted models with large patch pockets, Convertible collar of self material or velvet. Sizes 8 to 17 yrs. Girls’ two-and three-piece Dresses at $9.75 Of navy or brown serge or black-and-white check worsted. Bolero or hip- length coat with waist of white pique buttoned to skirt. Trimmed with braid and fancy buttons. Sizes 10 to 17 yrs, Misses’ & Girls’ Hats at $4.95 Sailors or fancy soft-crown velvet shapes, trimmed with ribbon or flowers, A special group of Hats for Girls & Children at $3.50 New high-crown pokes or sailors of shirred velvet or in pretty combinations of silk and velvet. All the newest shades. In the Boys’ Shop, tomorrow Norfolk Suits, extra knickerbockers, at $10.95 A fine, extensive assortment as to fabrics and models. Single-ordouble- breasted styles. Tailoring that is the acme of excellence. Ages 7 to 18. Norfolk Suits, extra knickerbockers, at $7.95 Serviceable and at the same time handsome wool fabrics in the newest colorings. Style that leaves nothing to be desired. Ages 7 to 18, Boys’ Negligee Blouses, special at 50c Or 6 for $2.85. Newest patterns and colorings in light or dark effects or all-white. Soft attached collar or with neckband. Ages 6 to 16. Youths’ Fall Shirts, special at $1.00 A fine variety of new patterns and fabrics, including shirts with silk front. French turn-back cuffs; separate collar; sizes 12 to 144%, Boys’, Girls’ & Children’s Sweaters (tomorrow only) at $2.95 Extra heavy; heather, Oxford, maroon, navy or tan, Large shawl collar. Snap and Style join True Economy in these Boys’ First Long Trousers Suits each with an extra pair of trousers sizes 32 to 35; at $12.50 & $15.00 The boy does not leave behind him the necessity for an extra pair of trousers with each Suit when he graduates from knickerbockers to long trousers, On the contrary, with his added dignity comes the desire to have a pair of trousers always pressed ready in the closet, while he scarcely eases up in the actual (wear he gives his garments, These Suits are boyish én propor- tions, yel_ manly in appearance, To provide such Sults Is not an casily accomplished task. The ninety-nine fail where one succeeds, The that the extra of trousers are tically not char ged for; they are our carte de vistte soto speahy OUR INTRODUC TION, Splendidly tailored according to the long-established rules of practice that have made Saks Clothing for men the symbol of style corregtness and apparel excellence, Bluo ser geb, pencil hl and mixtures. ices are such