The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1915, Page 5

RR — i : THE EVENING WORLD, TU ESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1915. ‘ ; there as we important change south | Agency “reports thet Ooi Caloom af Rowmania tr cane: bier ! - . { the Mevere Toward Mire fight: | the Heitish army, om tle reture from the ‘ea 2 cor lewwms ae te etme ibe cnet Ferme beedquenere held « confor DRA . 0 the wont of Rajeoas” hee ih atoning Wh Gon Hamilton cums The futlowing sistement trom the | (he “b Commenter, and ten sete Sota oo EA eS) NEARER POINT OF “Ts Gee wer received bere the . , tees . > - ay ee A Sale of Dresses No Wortan Can Pass By oun tered surcesefully be adopted | "On the remainder of the front @ co-operation thus re. | ave kept we eel Round Trip BALTIMORE “On Get % Renting euptinuss |S08Ke Ould prevent the crushing of " . Bertie Reverthetoms the Wow apn! wowth of Viebeeread, Besmia. An on | detiares the stalls of the Toten oreete atiack of the enemy FOF armies are mm disagreement reward | - London Hears That Monastir |» Public Sentiment in Greece Is} ™ Is Likely to Fall Into hehing y ’ Also Reported Turning Anew em The Momemental City Celebration or consolation after the cection snemy's Hands . Against Central Powers. | "wotwinetanaing the ants of opie WASHINGTON chine wig you Gael Gs See well as artiliery ammuntt i --—-o— NEW ARMY TO GREBCE. prrrisn ano rRENCH AT ODDS OVER SERBIA, French and British Said to 5498 GERMAN REPORT. Have Appeared With Trans- | wmnsin, Nov. 2 coy wireieas to mania feereiie are being mabttieed Mayville). — "The Frenkfurter Zet- Vienna reports (hat “a grave situa.) BEKILIN (via Mayville wireiensy ports Off Kavala ‘tung” says the Overseas News! day: | tion” may ariee between Austria and | Nov At Rowse alone, during Aw Saks & Company Hroadway at 34th Street Phone Greeley 2626 The Capital of the Nation SUNDAYS Nov. 7 and Dee, § ViRee a me Heine COd encurmtan LONDON Now fNe ming by o the}, Go wey of Pe preparing te inte . Hy roped decree new classes of Rew. Bertin Reporte Desertion of © * \ Roldters © that Koumente te cue in the war | BERLIN, Nov. 2 (via London). —It & oMeially announced that k, an Smportant ratiroad junction in Serb @bout thirty milox to the southwest ©f Kragyuevats, bas been occupied by thd Teutonic forces LONDON, Nov. 2 eMtir, Berbia, bus be Haigarians jo expressed | Memage to the Wvening Phe Serbian main force's commun @&tions to the southward have boon Out Off, it was stated (Monastir 48 an important Tat splendid copy of a Hat just received from Maria Guy of Paria Pear that Mon- ed by thons Today and tomorrow, an Important Sale of Women’s High-grade Fur-trimmed Suits is merely a@ Specie | men of the superb | iis Geom tresue: ane 1s use Reproductions of Splendid Foreign Models Trimmed Meircsics, “ot ig accnerten by cal Very Specially Priced Millinery with Balonica, vm which it is Mistant about 90 miles, to the Worthwest, in an air line. If the Bulgarians have taken it they must either have cut their way | through the Herbo-Franco-Hritish Wine or made their way around its lett wing.) | AMSTERDAM, Nov. 2 (via Lon-| don).—A now Anglo-French expedi- | tion to the Balkans is need by | the Berlin Tageblatt, w plishes A telegram from Sofla stating that! British and French transport ships. | with troops, have appeared off Kavala, | Greece. i {Kavala isn the north coast of the Aegean, in Greece, about twenty miles west of the Bulga- rian border, It is eighty miles northeast of the Greek port of Saloniea, where the first detach- ments df British and French troops were landed for the Ser- Superior fabrics in the most desired colorings for Fall and ** $10.00 which the Saks Shop 1s producing. 11 4s a chic black | panne velvet mushroom sailor, the brim edged with gold lace. The fine piume is black, Other colors of plumes may be substituted if desired, and silver instead of gold | lace will be used if preferred, Also the Hat will be made up on order in brown or white panne velvet without additional charge A Specimen only, of some 300 exgui- | , site Trimmed Hats at $10.00, present- ing value unapproached in this city | | 1,565 Afternoon and Evening Dresses, Now $12. 75, $16.50, $19.50, $25, $48.50 Third to Half Less Than October Prices The three manufacturers represented in this Sale make good clothing. Their product is noted for eureful finish, good style—for just the things a woman likes. That is why we sell it regularly, and are glad to get each season our pick of the surplus; exactly the same dress to sell at $12.75, for example, that we sold for $22.50 a few weeks earlier; a $37.50 dress to sell for $19.50, and so on. And it is to be noted that we do this ‘ at the very height of the season In this way we get best choice and our customers Winter. Exceptionally high-class tatloring and smart linings. The Suits Special a $24.00 EXCEEDINGLY SMART NEW MODELS in broadcloth, ‘Two styles have coats on the Russian lines with choker or muff collar and cuffs, and a band at bottom of skirt of skunk opossum or Hudson seal. Another has a flare coat with collar and cuffs of either fur, Flare, yoke or pleated skirt. Fancy or plain silk linings. All warmly interlined, The Suits Special « $29.50 SPLENDIDLY TAILORED in twill-back velveteen, broadcloth or velour in plain colors or checked. SIX DISTINCTIVE MODELS, each a faithful copy of some foreign model of the moment. Coats are flare or Russian effect; medium length or semi-flared or belted. Handsome, broad, luxurious collar and cuffs, and in most instances broad band at skirt; bottom of skunk opossum, skunk raccoon or Hudson seal. bilan campaign, “4 i ck i “3 SKIRTS are flared with shirred back and open at one side. Richly The NEWEST MODELS are being shown [Kaval, he noarest Greek . * * Rt ta" tue, Gallien pectosnie, || - lined with peau de cygne or fancy figured silks. Warmly interlined. in the Saks CORSET SHOP get correct fashions with long service ahead. 14 Styles Afternoon Dresses, $12.75 Crepe-de-chine, charmeuse, serge, satin, crepe Georgette, separately and in combination; some of the serges fur-trimmed; long tunics, accordion-pleated rpbge cmb ee and bead embroidery, side-pleated tunics; smocking; in gote effects. 11 Styles Afternoon Dresses and 3 of Evening Dresses at $16.50 and might be selected as the lam@ing place in case French and British troops were withdrawn from the peninsula for service against Bulgaria, A Berlin de- spatch yesterday said troops now on the Serbian front, brought in Binner Corsets at $5 to $15 n Today and tomorrow, a very Special Offering of Faithfully reproduce the lines of the costly custom-made WOMEN’S WINTER COATS Corsets and are finished with extreme care for detail. In all the newest materials. For every type of figure anc by a a, : Mesos panibouie cee At_the_lowest prices quoted anywhere in models for all oceasions. Bi tou qiles fiom HAMA. te LS Todéle for Mi sdislond a Theevesin dresses are in two taffeta styles and one of net over satin. 5: fe vcellenc, SSeS s ie lernoon dresses are "] is the railroad which runs from Sa- for coats of such all-round excellence lels for Misses and slender Belardes lag vind voter yy ‘ in, charsesen sseperaeshiet, orgette and dainty collars of lace and satin. The Same Choice at $19.50 That is, in number of styles. Qualities are finer. Indeed, this is a very One of the evening styles is in soiree in the loveliest of black and fine high colorings, com- f broadcloth with deep fur collar crepe figures at $5, $7 and $10 lonica to the Bulgarian port of Dedeagateh.) —— SERBIANS REPORTED DEFEAT OF TEUTONS ON NORTHERN LINE Coats at $15.00 Pebble scheviot, zibeline, chinchilla, fancy mixtures, wool velour or “Astratex."” Some R & G Corsets at $1 to $3 with collars of fur. Belted or ripple effects. Some full-lined. Many colorings. Plain or fancy coutil, white or flesh, Newest models. Coats at $17.50 The satisfaction given by the R & G is proverbial. a fe ane earning dresses of charmeuse, Georgette crepe with satin ATARIS Nov. 2--Repulse of the! 1 Corduroy in newest models, Convertible collar of self fabric or fur. Full-belted effects All Corsets carefully filted by expert Corsetieres. __ All Evening Frocks at $25 the northern line with great losses 1s Lined throughout with peau de cygne and warmly interlined. Brown, green, navy or black. A special room equipped for surgical fillings. Seven styles; plain and striped taffetas; opalescent; exquisite little frocks ff - for dancing; with whale-bone reinforced girdles; beautifully finished. All Black Evening Frocks and Lovely Soirees in the Group at $48.50 ‘The black frocks are lavishly trimmed with jet and spangles; and some in soiree and opalescent charmeuse. Wednesday. Gallery of Fashion There will be sufficient service to expedite selection, Second floor, Old Building. The November Showing of Fine ORIENTAL Rugs It includes 4 number of fine antiques. And many of the more individual rugs that were made in Persia a generation and mc BO. The assortment of sizes and prices in the less expensive and medium grades is very large, ranging from a $3.50 mat to a handsome Cabistan, 11 ft. 2 in. x 6 ft, Lin., at $125, Some of the Chinese Rugs Rich blues and ivories and golds, with the figures and em- blems characteristic of the oldest civilization in existence, Bt, Bin, x 7 fe $135 11 ft. 9 in, x Oft. @ inches... ..$195 reported in an official Serbian com- munication received here to-day. One report was dated Oct, 29. Since that date it has been officially announced that the Germans have taken the Serbian arsenal at Kraguyevac and that the Bulgars were shelling the outer forts at Nish. Following is the Gerbian report: “Op Oct. 2%, on the northwestern front, the enemy attacked iu force on the right bank of the Penitza and with Jess strength on the right bank of the Morava, “In the centre the enemy was thrown back with great losses after having approached within 500 metres of thg Serbian positions, On the re- mainder of the front there were sev- eral engagements. “Om the castern (Bulgarian) front SUFFERED FOR YEARS UNTIL REMEDY WAS FOUND Coats at $25.00 Fur plush in several newest models, including full or semi-belted effects, Luxuriant collar of skunk opossum or natural raccoon. Lined throughout with guaranteed satin, Coats at $29.50 Velour de laine or suede velour in several up-to-the-moment models. Belted or ripple effects. Large collar of skunk opossum or natural raccoon. Lined throughout with peau de cygne and interlined, Black, navy, brown or green. This week we introduce, exclusively, the cleverest, most unique Unbreakable Character Dolls at $1.00, $1.50, $1.75 & $2.00 Papooses, 25c and 50c ever seen in this great Cily of a millicn children and four million “children of larger growth.” Dolls that boys as well as girls will be glad and proud to own. Dolls for the grown-up's den or boudoir. Fascinating they are, vel that hardly describes them, They just creep right close to the heart of every human, young or old, Of particularly special interest today and tomorrow are Women’s Afternoon Dresses at $18.50 Copies of Imported models Reduced from $25.00 and $2 Satin charmeuse or Georgette crepe combined with satin or velveteen, Also serge- and-taffeta or serge-and-satin Dresses. All sizes from 34 to 44, mainly 36 and 38. WHE Gootte Millar Fesle. Deeply a is ia eta ; Ofte x OM, Sivches:. $145 lee oft ‘ ‘$228 Toukd la Bawsde Whisk Reduced only because the assortments are incomplete, there not being every Oi Ot #8 feet : He wt oie a0 A te bes ee Baded Her Momgch Troubles. size and style in every size, bul a fine assortment from which to select. Mrs. George Miller, David St., Og. densburg, N. Y., had been greatly | troubled with stomach ailments for | several years and failed to find relief until she discovered Mayr's Wonderful it according to is what sh . — ak ote Attention is directed to a particularly Interesting Offering of Women’s Blouses in newest Modes Designed by the active brain of Madam Hendron as she lay for a year on a hospital bed, to make h I feel d | t Py . A ey = : oa . . * ) . | Took it with the Feaults, and it Tailored Blouses in newest plaids, including a wide range of colorings. } | lighter the sad hours of others and to bring sun- Chitton tatteta with sleeves and vestee ot nemstitched Georgette crepe, Front | $5 00 in cross-over effect forming waistcoat, fastened with single large button. High | . choker collar, Small metal buttons. Special at) dred gall stones, from which I had Shine into the lives of millions of wee tots, been suffering for several years, I have highly recommended it to all my friends and can never say enough in its praise, When I went to the! drug store for the second bottle, the druggist told me that he sold more of your medicine than any he ever| had in his store.” Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per- manent results for stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. Eat as much whatever you like. No more disvres: after eating, pressure of gas in. th stomach and around the bottle of your druggist n on an absolute guarante: factory money will be return For sale by Riker & Hegeman Co,, and all other reliable druggists.—Advt, “The Woman Who Dared” By Dale Drummond. Cowboys Indians Pa pooses Dutch Boys and Girls Dressed true to their characters, wilh such ex- Washable Satin Blouses of heavy quality. Plain, tailored model. Convert ible collar with points. The long sleeves have turned back cuffs. White, navy or black. Special at Georgette Crepe Blouses combined with plaid taffeta in various color combinations. Upper part of blouse, also sleeves, of navy Georgette; vestee, $2.98 high wing collar and deep cuffs of plaid silk. Special at — $3.95 LIAL AMAL NUL EY AAA UDALL IAL IAAL IUD LTAOIAOACLLLLELELUA Da Now Appearing in The Evening World AAAI AIO LAL ALLOLLLDAELACLLLA OL LOMLL DLE AMAY AAMT MALLET ELLE TEETETIOEEY A Married Life Serial With a Moral for Husbands and Wives. | pressive faces they seem as though they ought to | be alive and speak. Unbreakable and washable, Salesgirls in the Department, Second Floor, dressed like two of the Dol: upon you. Bring the Kiddies lo see them, | ill wail Silk Radium Lace Blouses cream color; front and back with panels of yrinted chiffon in dain ty colors, Vestee and frilled collar of fine shadow lace. $2 98 ong sleeves; lace cuffs trimmed with tiny buttons. Special at as |