The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1916, Page 13

TTT TT AGT mr | INDEMONSTRATION FORPEPAREDNESS ¢=—_— coe ES DEN YOUR GRAY HAIR Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur Recipe and Nobody will Know. No Brass Buttons or Uniforms in Monster Parade Planned for May'13. Tuat one more parade. and of course @ record breaker, is being planned for New York. 1 I be known as the Citizen Preparedness Parade, It fe planned to give every man in New York a chance to express himself by deg work up Fifth Avenue whether, he favors armed peace Insurance for the United States, The men In charge of the parade plans expect every able-bodied mon between sixteen years and sixty in all the boroughs ot New York to march. ‘The parade will be on May 18. Tho fifea originated a few days ago at a Meeting at the Yale Club. Thirty- Mine trades represented at the meet- fag joined the movement. Phe Citizens’ Preparedness Parade @rganization has taken a suite of of- fices in the Equitable Building, No. 190 Broadway. It will bo a parade of eivitians only, made up of business and professional men and tradesmen, There will be no uniforms, no horses, Mo carriages and no advertisemen The parade will recognize no po- Utleal party and eligious creed. ‘The following committee chairman have been chosen Actors, Jobn Blair and J The use of Sa Sage and Sulphur for re- ‘ing faded, gray hair to its natural ‘es back to grandmother's time. Jit to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was igre with wonderful effect. But sell | at home is mussy ae out-of-date. Nowadays, by askin rug store for a 50-cent Totes of of th’ sSage and Sulphur Compound,” you will get this famous old preparation, improved by the addition of other in- gredients, which can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. A well-known downtown druggist says it darkens the hair so naturally and n tell it has been applied or soft brush wil draw this through your hair, taking one strand at atime, By morning the gray hair dis- appears, and after two, it comes beautifully dark and| *< Sage and Sulphur Compound tful toilet requisite for those | more youthful appearanc h Her: | ert; Architects, Clinton Mackenzie |! ere pie caren ad Sidoe ¥.D. VY. Hoppin; Atitomos | Cl RES SSO 2h Se eesiemisarenasniay bile, John F. Plummer and I. M. Up- percu; Bankers and Rrokers, B a | Baruch and Charles EB, Knoblauch; | Braid Manufacturers, Henry W.! uu) Bebloss and Albert S. Waitzfel @loak and Suit, Arthur D. ¥ ARVELOUS M. Burnham; Coal e nod ODEL OF THE uff; Cotton Exchange, B. W. Wen- OMENT man and Samuel T. Hubbard; Drugs|) FOR WOMEN nd Chemicals, Samuel W end W. J. Schieffelin; 1 Howard S. Borden and W: bour; Engineers, J. W. g, 8. Langthorn; Grindir Glue and Sandpaper, J. 8 Walter F, Donal: George S. Brown and H Mt T Setiing Elsewhere |] at $5.00 to $6.00 Hatters, W. H. Verry; One of the Ruxton; Insuran Smart shoe gon and A.M. rita ®. Edgar Wilson o yles Lawyers, §. Sta od Menken and selected Charles H. Sherr Lower Wall |E trom our Street, Abram eman, Louk Beligsber Tayl Millinery, J Lummis; Blackton and W York Curb Marke McCormick and painters and sculp @trup and Robert \ B. Vernon; pian end Arthur 1. Fashioned of WHITE KIO and |] NUBUCK, with white heels—FULL shoe—A dependable shoe. 3-45 FOR SATURDAY Store Open Saturday 3. a wine ee GT Cor. ast St, N. Y. AK 9 INCHES HIGH—A_ fashionable blue, bronze, black. worsted miller and J. Ro Munn Goripture and John W VILLA'S BROTHER FREED © BY CUBAN GOVERNMENT No Evidence Warranting His Ex- tradition to United States a Railway Wrecker, Is Claim. Purity of ingredients delicacy of flavor win friends daily for OLD ENGLI HAVANA, Cubs rll Z—Col. Hh. | - “ polito Villa, br Ge: weancieh For Oysters, Fish, Steaks, Mla siuoreasvareeatad on ven. | Chops, Roasts and Salads, 7 at the request of Auevican |} Grocers and Dallcate Minister and has been held pending Jessen Stores sell Cc extradition proceedings. h pen re Made by, Prite 334 Sp Jeaaed, He is under indictment in| miebyeeritchard, tye ney My; 1 judge fairly how the furniture you like will really look in your home you should see it arrangedinrooms. We have 25 rooms complete on display showing the newest designs in furniture, as they would appear in YOUR home. Heppelwhite Cros-banded Crotch Ma hogany Dining Room Suite, 10 pieces $225 Wilham and Mary Jacobee cen, $110. howe XVE American Wolnut Rede oy ’s Terry Cloth Robes, $3.45 Broadway stripe sand figures In the Misses’ Department, Saturday, April 8th Misses’ Fancy and Tailored Suits, $25 In the new Spring colors and black These beautiful suits are copies of designs by eminent European and American modistes, only those models best suited to the ideas of the “American Miss” having been selected. Only by careful planning and specialization are we able to put such fine material and workmanship into these suits. Such values have never before been attempted. Braid-bound, ripple, sport and semi-tailored models are included, fashioned in Poiret twills, velour check, Callot check, gabardine, English serges and mixtures, Shepherd check, New styles and attractive values in Misses’ Street and Dress Coats at $18.50 This wonderful assembly of coats includes ripple, flare and belted models, fashioned in silk. wool poplin, gabardine, covert, whipcord and velour checks; also in serge and taffeta combinations. Very carefully tailored and may be had in all the new colors or black. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Many New Styles in Girls’ Spring Coats at $9.75 Included are Russian, helted and flare effects made of gabardine, check velour, and worsted checks. Lined throughout. Sizes 6 to 14 years, Remarkable Values in Girls’ and Juniors’ Suits, $18.50 Youthful modes in two or three piece designs. Beau- tifully tailored and fashioned of gabardine, English serge, and black and white check worsteds. Silk Afternoon Dresses for Girls, Saturday at $9.75 Sizes 8 to 14 years In one-piece and waistline, hand-smocked models, made of chiffon, taffeta, combined with Georgette. Colors: Rose, Copenhagen blue, sand and navy. Three Final Baby Week Specials For Saturday Only Children’s Coats Children’s Coats at $3.98 at $4.98 Made of silk poplin. In and low belted belted model with detach- carefully able pique collar and crys- if tal buttons. Colors: Copen- hagen, ros navy, tan, Sizes 2 to 6 years, High and box models, very tailored in serge, poplin, and black and white checks, Sizes 2 to 6 years. Children’s Japanese Hand-Embroidered Kimonos, $1.00 For children 6 to 14 years, Made of cotton crepe. Colors: Rose, pink, Copenhagen, light blue, embroidered in white. Infants’ Japanese Silk Kimonos, $1.25 Daintily embroidered designs. In pink or blue. For tomorrow, Saturday Women’s White Glace Lambskin Gloves, 89c A new importation, For tomorrow, Saturday Women’s English Motor Coats, $28.50 London-made coats, cut just | along = mannish — lines, received, At this price | suitable for motor or they are unusual value. | steamer wear, Fashioned In while only, with black Jin) warm th without. embroidered backs, weight Scotch tweeds, Saks & Company . For tomorrow, Saturday, three new models in Women’s Afternoon Dresses at $22.50 In the most wanted and scarcest silks One model is in coatee effect, fashioned in striped taffeta with wide pointed tunic. All stripes per- fectly matched. The second model has waist of Georgette crepe and two-tier skirt of striped taffeta. Model three is a Georgette crepe dress with shirred taffeta tunic, draped on side. Beautiful dresses in every particular and priced remarkably low, considering quality of material and workmanship. Colors:—navy, hague, brown, grey, also in black. Sizes 34 to 42. for tomorrow Ina Special grou n values in 200 splendi Trimmed Hats at $10 Hats for dress, semi-dress and tailored wear in the most fashionable shapes including: Large sailors, mushroom hats, turbans and many other styles. A collection of smart black and navy blue hats, correct copies of the newest Paris modes, trimmed with ostrich, imitation goura, wings, flowers and silk ribbons. Illustrated at left is a new turban in ex- tra quality lisere straw with top facing of sat- in. Trimmed with fashionable ostrich tu- bing on edge. Black combined with white, also navy. Illustrated at right is a large sailor with chiffon covered top and straw facing, trimmed with citron- colored flowers and rib- bon. Also in other fashionable colors. Special for Saturday only Women’s Street Coats at $19.50 The coat illustrated is one of the most charming models shown for Spring, and at the price quoted is one of the great- est values. May be had in % length only, with semi-fitted back, belted front, and con- vertible collar. Lined through- out with peau de cygne. In navy, black or tan. Sizes up to 50, Six New Models in Taffeta or Satin Coats at $25 Very carefully tailored, In belted or loose ripple effect. One model is reversible and may be used as a check coat. Half lined or lined throughout with peau de eygne. In black or navy. New Designs in Smart Street Coats, $15 Just the coat for Spring wear. Well tailored and fashioned in worsted checks, gabardine, serge and water-proof tweeds. Hulf lined or lined through- out, All sizes and in all the new colors. A great value. For tomorrow, Saturday, remarkable values in Women’s Sport and Dress Skirts at $5.75 and $7.50 made, and fashioned cor Beautiful new models, very carefully gabardine, tweeds, covert and taffeta Waistbands to 36, worsted or velour checks, In the correct. new colors for Remarkable values in serge, duroy, Spring. LAM AAA MMT Satin Stripe Moire ‘Phone Ribbon, aoe yd. eoial values, Rot at 34th Street Greeley 2626 Six inches wid ie desirable e. mie with silk cor hay and milline yoke All color at the de- part ment A Pre-Easter Offering of Women’s Plain and Fancy Tailored Suits at $29.50 Suits that possess all the chie of their expensive originals, but which are notably different in price. This inclusive collection, specially grouped for tomorrow, is convincing evidence that the place to find authentic copies of Paris suits, reasonably priced, is at Saks The materials, the tailoring and the finish of these suits cannot be equalled anywhere at such moderate cost. The Coats are in mannish effects, with notched collars, showing tailored sleeves; sport models with stylish pockets and belts; and dressy models for afternoon wear, with fancy trimmings. The Skirts in cach case are made to match the coats. The Fabrics include taffeta, velour checks, worsted checks, stripes, English serges, gabardines, Poiret twills, and serge and taffeta combinations. All beautifully lined with fancy silks. s 34 to 44; three models up to 50. Saks Suits for Youths at $15 Sizes 30 to 36 The most hard-to-please individual is the New York youth, and there is no better place to buy a suit to meet his requirements than at Saks. Every conceivable model seems to be in- cluded in our collection of Youths’ Suits at $15. Double-breasted models, one-two- and three-button and Norfolk effects. Only the newest cloths have been employed, the colors are all FAST. and An extra pair of trousers can be obtained for $3.50 if order is placed at time of purchase Boys’ Clothing for Spring The three suits described below are representative of what we believe to be New York’s most satisfac- tory showing of boys’ clothing: Boys’ Norfolk Suits, $10.95 With extra knickers. Exclusive models, fashioned in imported and domestic novelty mixtures, shep- herd checks and navy serge. Ages 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Norfolk Suits | Boys’ Norfolk Suits $8.95 $6.95 With extra knickers With extra knickers Newest Beautifully tailored in fine Spring models, in quality mixtures, shepherd assortment of colors and checks, and navy serge. Ages | excellent wearing — fabries. 8 to 18 years, Ages 7 to 18 years, Boys’ Spring Top Coats, $5 Very special value. Ages 22 to 10 mixtures, navy New and exclusive models, in faney serge or cheviot, In a special collection for Saturday Pretty Hats for Girls and Misses, $4.95 Wonderful colors, pretty combina- tions and remarkable values. Every new hat seems to be included ‘Tailored and dress hats, and new straws, trimmed with ribbon, or fruit. The model illustrated is a copy of a ® flowers, D5 design MIM