The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1915, Page 13

REPUBLICAN LEAD INASSEMBLY TRE CT, FORECAST Major M Thar 20 in N } ¢, Is View oa Pp. al Obser fanke Gaines in & number of dinticta He Jpublican State inaters are feuring on j Raving not or han about fifteen OF twenty majority © of forty Bine, Democrats are faintly hoping that they may even capture the ma fority f Very litte a won given by either party's State orgwnieation to Assembly oo candidates being Jeft to fieht for themselves locally have In Republic ton prom: campaign Demoerat Btreet type ited with con tution fund, bu no cash has fou headquarters of the regular or On the Wall en ered- for help have Assembly candidat committee gave members y, and they are cons Aidates In New York ( pmocrats gain at least half a put it is in ap where there waa such are expected ” State countie an overwhelming Kepublican sweep Jast year that the most changes are expected. Hepublican leaders figure that they can well stand the loss of twenty members and be better off Directly Due to Eyestrain Even if the eyes do not pain, headaches are a sure sign that eyestrain exists and that eye- glasses must be used for relief. es Examined Without Charge y Registered Eye Physicians, Perfect Fitting Glasses as Low as $2.50 101 Nassau, at Ann St, 17 West 42d Street, 498 Fulton Si Yorker's heart! It is a headline that conjures up visions of nearly everything under | the sun that one wants and that | may be bought for only a fraction of what they are ay y worth, Get the “Auction Sale” Habit! If you visit an Auction Sale this week and go back next week, you) will see many familiar faces, Casual visitors become regular patrons! . Auctioneers advertis on the next-to-th 2 their sales IT WILL BE TO YOUR INTER- EST AND PROFIT TO KEEP IN | TOUCH WITH AND PROFIT BY WORLD “AUCTION — SALE” ADS. FROM DAY TO DAY! eee @ have the| « way into State} than they were in the last Assembly, where the im, ty was too big and| unwieldy, say that a sound working m fa dozen is pref- erable to four t iat number, Some cu ions prevail in certain Assembly ricts this year. | In the fifth distri Buffalo James M. Mead is the Democratic candidete, The Republicans decided not to up a candidate against him, and Mead has the R an and Pro- gressive endorsements, as well as the Democratic nomin Sulliva unty William B. Voor- D nm eandidate, en- ed 7 ratic primaries and captured that party's nomination in addition to bis own There are likely to be two Progres sives in the next A nam County the . nominated ay their Hamilton Fish jr, w Assembly as @ straight Pro 7 To offset this, Republicans in the i an District, on Bi ie, have nominated Joseph Steinburgh, who was a Pro gressive member of the last Assem- bly. One hundred out of the 150 members Saks & Compan Phome Greeity 2026 Breatuay a Mth Sem Today and Tomorrow Extraordinary Offerings of High-grade Fur-trimmed Suits in the newest styles . Py for Misses and Girls The three smart models ulustrated are of fine chiffon dcloth, in the wanted colors and Hack; trimmed Stes 14 fo 18. stth Hudson seal or skunk opossum qoi\ a“ \ MODEL 1 $28.50 Straight panel front, with rippling fulness at sides and back. Flared skirt with pointed inset yoke. All are lined with plain or fancy peau de cygne and warmly interlined. MODEL I $28.50 Belted blouse made with yoke. Flared skirt pleated at the sides. An extremely effective style. MODEL U1 $28.50 Smart blouse flaring from waist. Panelfront. The skirt is shirred in the back, Very becom- ing. Also very exceptional Economies in these special offerings of Misses’ Fur-trimmed Coats In newest models, sizes 14 to 18, tailored in the most wanted fabrics of the most desired colorings and particularly well made, Misses’ Fur-trimmed Coats, $14.50 Zibeline or pebble cheviot, full-belted models, trimmed with skunk qpossum fur. Lined with satin. Black, navy, African brown, or Russian green. Misses’ Fur-Collar Coats, $18.50 Full-belted models, of fine quality corduroy, wool velour or broadcloth, lined throughout with peau de cygne and warmly interlined. Large collar of natural raccoon or skunk opossum. African brown, Russian green, navy or black. Girls’ School Coats, $5.00 Plain or plaid zibeline, full-length, button-to-neck model. Lined throughout. Navy, African brown, or Russian green, Sizes 6 to 14. Girls’ School Dresses, $4.95 Two-piece coat, bolero or one-piece Russian models. — All-wool serge in brown or navy, or serge combined with plaids. Sizes 6 to 14. Girls’ Fur-trimmed Coats (ages 6 to /4) at $9.75 Zibeline or wide wale corduroy, full- length belted or — braid-trimmed models. Sport pockets, convertible collar of self material or velvet, edged with skunk opossum, others with full collar of raccoon. Navy, Belgian blue, African brown or Russian green, Girls’ Dresses, $9.75 Dressy models of plain or plaid taf- feta or velveteen-and-taffeta. Waist- line or middy effects, Collar and cuffs finished with lace-trimmed or embroidered organdie. Sizes 6 to 14. Models suitable for every occasion, A very extensive assortment and won- derful values. Merchandise here announced on Sale TODAY and TOMORROW Today and Tomorrow, a very IMPORTANT EVENT The Annual Sale « Women’s Coats A DIVERSITY eo great as to almost deserve the term “infinite.” ECONOMIES so pronounced as to constitute the most extraord|- nary event of its kind of the season, MODELS of the very moment FABRICS of surpassing beauty and richness and in wonderful vartety. COLORINGS to meet every requirement. EXCLUSIVE. NESS and distinction speak in every garment. DISCRIMINA- TION of an unusual order characterizes these Coats, COATS of mixtures and tweeds in belted or flare models } $10.00 COATS OF FANCY CHEVIOT —? « length). Collar, cuffs | trimmed with edging of skunk opossum. | $10.00 COATS OF “SALTS” ASTRATEX 1 either 4 or 7s length; semi or full belted effect. Lined throughout, Choker $13.75 collar of black coney or self fabric. COATS OF FANCY MIXTURES, ‘ome ‘ined through | out with satin, In several models. | $13.75 COATS OF “SALTS” ARABIAN LAMB, '. i $15 00 semiefitted flare model. Choker collar and cuffs of seal plush. i COATS OF “‘SALTS" MERITEX. '« length; full belted model, Collar of skunk opossum, Lined throughout with peau de cygne and interlined. Brown and black, COATS OF “SALTS” KURLTEX. /. length; full ripple model. Patch pockets. Collar, cuffs and deep border at $19.50 bottom of “Salts” Furtex, Lined throughout, COATSOF “SALTS” FURTEX. 7, length; full belted model. Large collar, cuffs and belt of eal plush, ties $19.50 throughout and interlined. COATSOF FANCY WOOL VELOUR. ?, length; belted $22.50 model. Choker collars of seal, beaver or Alaska opossum. COATS “SALTS” ESQUIMETTE Plush: in two dis- tinct models, Either full belted or flare effects. Lunes $25.00 natural raccoon or skunk opossum, Satin lined throughout. COATS OF “SALTS” MERITEX. 7{ length :full belted model. Choker collar edged with skunk opossum, — Lined $25.00 throughout with peau de cygne and interlined. COATS OF SUEDE VELOUR in three models. Belted or full ripple effects. Chin-chin or choker collars of natural racer $29.50 or skunk opossum, Set-in or Raglan sleeves, Black and colors. COATS OF WOOL VELOUR in full ripple model. eal $29 50 and cuffs of natural raccoon, All lined and interlined. e COATS OF “SALTS” SEALETTE, in two models, either 34 or 74 length. Without belt. Set-in or Raglan sleeves. Collars | $29.50 of either natural squirrel or skunk opossum. Lined throughout. COATSOF “SALTS” SEALETTE, in a loose 34 length model same as shown in fur, Kimono sleeve. Collar of ermine or natural opossum. Lined throughout. COATS OF SILK PLUSH and Sealette in several distinc. tive models. Lined with either peau de cygne or sui | $39.50 satin. Trimmed with natural raccoon or skunk opossum, EVENING WRAPS OF CHIFFON VELVET or Mother of Pearl Velvet. Collar and cuffs of white notin | $39.50 or Iceland Fox. All high shades. COATS OF “SALTS” ARCADIAN LAMB ina 74 length Russian model, Large Chin-chin collar, deep cuffs and border at bottom of coat of natural raccoon, Skinner satin lined, $19.50 $35.00 $55.00 Misses’ and Girls’ Hats, very Special Regularly $7.50 to $10.00—now $3.95 and $4.95 Sample lines from several of the foremost manufacturers, in a great variety of charming new styles. Clever, dainty Hats of velvet trimmed with flowers, ribbon or fur, Attention is especially directed to a highly Important Sale of Women’s High-grade Fur-trimmed Suits Including the smartest_and latest models of the season in the most wanted fabrics and in the most desired colorings, the trimmings being of fine quality furs of kinds most approved Specially priced at mere fractions of the cost of the Paris originals from which they are copied Fine broadcloth Suits, Russian model coat, skunk opossum collar and cuff, new belted skirt with high waistline. } $18.00 Fine whipcord or gabardine Suits, flare or belted coats, new yoke skirt, skunk opossum collar, } $18.00 Imported broadcloth Suits, Russian model, collar, cuff and bottom of Coat skunk opossum trimmed, fancy yoke skirt, $24.00 Imported broadcloth Suits, medium length model, with collar, cuffs and band ot skunk opossum, new yoke skirt, with flare. \ $24.00 Imported corduroy Suits, belted Coat with collar and cuffs of skunk opossum, new belted skirt. } $28.00 THE FUNNIEST MAN Twill-backed velveteen Suits, with collars, cuffs of skunk Some trimmed down front of coats; flare skirt. ‘ $28.00 opossum, Imported broadcloth Suits, flare model coat of good length, with deep collar, cuffs and band of skunk opossum on bottom of coat. New flare or yoked skirt, trimmed at collar, cuffs and bottom of coat with handsome skunk opossum, New flare, yoked or pleated skirt, Imported velveteen, twill-back, flare or belted coats; deep collars, cuffs and band of skunk op« Imported broadcloth Suits, long coat models, elaborately um at bottom of coats, which are of long or medium length. All Suits lined throughout with either fancy silks or silks of plainer weave, and warmly interlined. Magazine, beginning next Sunday. He is Philo Gubb, a paperhanger, who has taken ten correspondence school lessons in detecting. Parker Butler, author of ‘‘Pigs Is Pigs,”” describes his adventures each week in The Sunday World Illustrated Don’t miss one of these humorous articles, Our _ heen a 4 _ intensive spectalization, and owt de termination to produce Trimmed Millinery at $10.00 which howd surpass anything shown in New York at the price, have mel with a success wnprece- dented, Saks Trimmed Hats at £10.00 are tm a class absolutely alone. The Inspiration, the subtie charm of Paria is instantly recognized in every one of these Hate The to fascinating Hats here prctured are only specimens from among more than 300 exclusive creations ILLUSTRATED AT THE TOP ts @ hand-made black panne velvet close-futting turban with two genuine black goura fan ejects. Finished with ribbon ornament, | Brown or white substituied for thack it desired. ILLUSTRATED BE- LOW is @ hand-made black teloet sailor with gold lace coronel; genuine beaver band and fine qualily old blue ostrich. Ostrich of other colors or siloet lace will be substituted upon request. An Important Special Offering of Women’s Street and General Utility Dresses at $14.50 Taffeta or Charmeuse Dresses in Russian blouse effect; high collar, fur-trimmed, with velvet combinations, or trimmed with moufflon, Suitable for many uses, but ideal for afternoon or street wear. Black, navy, brown or green. Sizes 34 to 40, Also newest model Serge Dresses in Princess, Redingote or waist-line effects; taffeta combination Dresses, or Dresses of all serge, embroidered or tailored. Navy, brown or green, Sizes 34 to 44. Saks Youths’ Suits at $15.00 are shown in a diversity of models and fabrics in dependable qualities The section of our store devoted to Youths’ Clothing is highly specialized. Our designers and tailors have the rare accomplish+ ment of being able to produce clothing that is in youthful Proportions, but mannish in appearance. These Suits are an exclusive special creation, not an imitation, nor yet a compromise, Sizes 32 to 36. Particular mention of pencil stripes, chalk stripes, plain or striped browns, blue serges and the new over-plaids and checks. Braided Suits also, in shapely, dressy models. Double-breasted Suits with double-breasted vests. IN the BOYS’ SHOP Special Attention is Directed to Boys’ Norfolk Suits at $10.95 with extra knickerbockers; ages 7 to 18 Shown in a wide range of fine and exclusive fabrics of both native and foreign origin and including the Staple blue serges. Boys’ Norfolk Suits (exira Knicherbockers) at $7.95 Six exceptionally good models; fine quality fabric; high grade tailoring; smart, new patterns and colorings; ages 7 to 18, Boys’ Overcoats (as 610 15) special at $10.95 Winter models, box or belted back; imported or domestic fabrics, including handsome “mixtures.” Plaid lined with satin or Venetian yoke and sleeves, Juniors’ Overcoats at $7.95 Box or belted models; gray, brown,green, heather mixtures; also navy, gray or brown chine chilla, Tatlored in superior style and skilfully in every detail. Ages 3 to 12, Boys’ Blouses at 50c regularly 75c and $1.00 New patterns and colorings, light or dark or white. — Soft, attached collar or neckband, Ages 6 to 16. Root’s “Tivoli” Underwear for Boys at 65c reguiariy $1.00 Gray Merino with tape neck, Separate shirts and drawers, cut full and roomy. Sizes 26 to #4. Boys’ Mackinaw Coats Special at $5.95 Newest models in an extensive assortment of plaid Mackinaw cloth of fine quality. Very warm, snug and comfortable, Ages 7 to 18,