The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1916, Page 11

} ~ ! THE EVENinG —— i andeis, newly _contirme d Associate BRANDEIS TAKES SEAT ee cet WUDLY, £ aos, amir UH TM iin SE JUNE el: A 2, when ~NEW YORK BROKER Rush G. Estee Dis Disappears at |= Duluth— Hat Found in Drifting Canoe. Made Follow (Spactal to The Evening World ) DULUTH, Minn, June 2.—The m |terious disappearance of Rush Estee, thir member of the New York Stock hange, from the yacht Rambler, puzzled the police of this | Place, Chicago and the Twin Cities to-day, Estee was a guest of Kenneth P. | Van Riper, who has a party of friends from New York on his yacht, re- cently purchased from Charles Thorn of Chicago, On Wednesday evening the yacht was anchored in the harbo fat Duluth. Estee had seemtd to be | moody during a wine supper served jearly in the evening, and about 9 | O'clock left the party. When ho had not returned at midnight, search wa! |made for him, A canoe used for | fishing purposes was missing. While 4 his friends were searching for him on other yachts the canoe was found drifting about the bay with bis cap and paddle in tt. The police were notified, but were asked to keep the matter a secret, and did so for many hours, The Harbor Master dragged the bay near | the shore, | Van Riper said he belleved Estee's disappearance wag due to mental aberration from overwork. It was the first vacation his friend had taken in ten years, he said, and the cruise was organized mainly for his benefit. Members of the party do not believe | he was drowned, any, Buffalo.N. Trstto > Sompany, Buffalo N.Y : (SSS SRRRRERTES’ Established 1563 (RSE ERRRR eee CREDIT Men’s& Young Men’s Suits sal rnity house, d and Thir- v father, A, G ul member of the 1 from Columbia ternity house felt run down hung wip. At i. Extee & Co, to-day: id nothing was known disappearance of than what he had = 5 “18 $20 $25 Pay One Dollar a Week BOYS’ SUITS $4.95 to $7.95 s&# ENTRANCE to CLOTIUNG through FURNITURE STORI a everything to Iive had been work- ad not enjoyed a WHAT A WOMAN DOES JUST TO SAVE CHUM | Goes to Jail ail and Gi Gives Jewelry | and Furniture for Other's Liberty. © was only a woman of the || , frail as her- 1 flat in West at. One afternoon broke Into the of heroin ‘a ess of a bed, : 260-6th Ave. BW. 17th St. 12ce ee Open Saturday Evenings Until 7 o’Clock a3 SSSe0eeee tiea Hermann asked 6 to her rd woman. nd furniture to bail her HOCH RH WHICH (UBAUMANN&BRO ‘ Open Saturdays Until 10 P.M. 3 FE THRASH NI HTH ant District was the reply ved that the miss. yrtunate from an had come to New baby. he Ward Oar Liberal Credit id remanded Terms Apply Also to We Close Long Isiand, New ;: Evenirgs at iliad and Connect x The wise housekeeper has 6 o’Clock, “Eddys” Sauce in the kitchen and on the dining room table. ys) Special This Week ” Katonah we 5" 98 beamless Velvet Rugs, 9 x 12 o) Is EI A I OLD ENGLISH v STYLE | 1 bee, 1 state i HHH is a great help to the cook— ley “4 | i ~- 3 a joy to the diner. | a 17) st a Grocers and Delica- 1 0 =| :. id 7 comme 1 || ie aaalioea | tessen Stores sell it c | “sob \ sees Made by. Pritchard,331 Spring St.,N.Y. 4] >>|) BIRDSEYE MAPLE = -—? | | He U | > > ¥ | \ | HEN you go on your vaca- | tion this Summer have your favorite paper mailed to you every day. Evering World, Ge per week | Daily World, 12¢ per week Sunday World, Sc fer Sunny 4-PIECE PERIOD BED- ROOMS 5 i ROOM SUITE in Birdseye 3 Completely 15 % maple, carved or ents | Foc thed t on top, with lar each Fi ROOMS § Furhlahed ed & ROME Rallrcad Fare furn e “s plate mirrors; consis ing i A ileal, campenescet.. cine des M of DRESSER, CHIFE ® JER, TOILET TABLE AND c= } BED. i % WePay Freight 1} You soy BEDROOM SUITE . © 592% | i ee eee |e Saks Fur Storage Store your Furs in the Saks modern vaults. The cost is very moderate. Drop a postal card and our van will call immediately. Broadway at 34th Street Beginning Tomorrow, Saturda An Important Clearance Sale of Misses’ and Girls’ Suits, Coats and Dresses Every garment in this important sale is from our regular stock, and has been tailored for the most select retail trade. The models are those very much in demand, and the fabrics are of a kind embodied only in better-grade garments. 73 Wool Suits 87 Wool Suits... 98 Wool Suits.. 86 Wool Suits... ..formerly $18.50 to $25.00.,....now $12.50 formerly $35.00 to $39.50......now $20.00 formerly $45.00 to $49.50......now $24.00 ....formerly $59.00 to $69,00,.....now $33.00 Sizes 14 to 18 years. 87 Misses’ Coats... .formerly $12.50 to $15.00......now $7.75 91 Misses’ Coats... .formerly $18.50 to $25.00... -now $14.00 47 Girls’ Coats. formerly $5.00 to $7.50......now $3.75 63 Girls’ Coats. 57 Girls’ Coats. 43 Girls’ Coats... formerly $9.75 to $12.50.. formerly $14.50 to $16.50... . formerly $18.50 to $25.00..... -now $5.75 now $8.75 -now $11.75 r . now $6.75 -now $11.75 43 Girls’ Silk and Challie Dresses.... formerly $9.75 to $14.50.... 27 Girls’ Silk Dresses. ...were $18.50 to $22.50..... Misses’ New Summer Dresses, $5 Exceptional value. In two tier models, made of white voile, combined with Copenhagen blue, rose, and black and green stripes. Dainty organdie vestee, collar and cuffs. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses’ Smart Voile New Silk Dresses for Sport Dresses, $7.95 Misses, $18.50 In new sport coat models, with Dressy models of fine quality pleated skirts and cape collar. In | taffeta, in navy or Copenhagen white combined with stripes, or | blue. Also navy and white and solid color. Sizes 14 to 18 years. | black and white striped taffeta. Beautifully made and finished. Sizes 14 to 18 years. New Summer Dresses for Girls at $1, $1.50, $2 and $2.95 In a wonderful assortment of contee, two-piece sport, smocked and one-piece Russian effects. Made of chambray or gingham, in stripes, checks and plaids; awning stripes, linene, repp, striped and figured voiles, and lawn, Sizes 6 to 14 years, Beginning tomorrow, Saturday An Important Sale of Women’s Smart Coats and Wraps Each coat in this important sale is from our regular stock, The materials and colors are those now very much in demand, and the tailoring reflects the skill of experts trained in specialized production, Coats of worsted checks and faney tweeds, in loose ripple ee , $6.95 reduced to with collar and pockets Reduced to \ $10.00 Coats, in three-quarter = $12 50 Lined —— $15 00 | $18.50 Unlined Taffeta Coats, in black or navy, in contrasting color or self material. and Serge Combination Setin model, In navy or black. Reduced to wool poplin or serge. All sizes. Reduced to Pweed Coats, in several belted or ripple models. Re- Coats of gabardine, with peau de eye. Waterproof Yoke and duced to Coats and Wraps of taffeta, ves lined with satin, In gray or tan tones. Some Black or navy, and the new high shades. satin, silk faille or poplin. marabou trimmed, Reduced to {$22.50 Women’s Taffeta Skirts Reduced for Saturday to $5.00 Several smart new models to select from, with shirred backs ana new belts. Made of good quality taffeta, Also—-A Complete Showing of Women’s New Washable Skirts At $2.50, $2.95, $3.95, $5, $7.50 New enyelope and patch pockets, shirred and belted backs and other style innovations are re flected in this inclusive showing. Made of imported gabardine, pique, cotton crepe, ratine, Belgium or Ramie linen, needle cloth, Palm Beach cloth, honeycomb, welt pique, cordeline, Kussian and Bedford cord, basket weave and corduroy. White All lengths and waistbands to 36. or colors. THE NEW YORK WORLD SETS THE PACE! The WORLD sells 100,000 copies more in New York City each weekday than any other morning newspaper._ Saks § Compa Women’s Auto Coats, $3.95 Beautifully made of pure, natural linen, in new flare model, with belted back Motor Apparel Shop, Sizth Floor cl 2626 Greeley wy Remarkable Values for Saturday in Women’s Silk Afternoon and Pongee Sport Dresses, $15.75 The afternoon and street dresses are in navy blue, black or striped taffeta; Georgette crepe and taffeta combined, and in all taffeta. Telephone The sport dresses are made of pongee, with plain coat and stripe skirt or plain skirt and stripe coat. Also in solid color pongee with rose, navy, or Emerald silk belt or tie. Sizes 34 to 42 1000 Light Summer Dresses At $5.95, $7.95, $10.95, $12.50 The assortment is so large, the size range so complete, that almost any woman can be suited. There are flowered, figured, plain and striped voiles—the stripes varying from one-half inch to two inches in width; beau- tiful combinations of linen and voile, and all linen dresses with detachable voile waists; and accordcon pleated dresses, satin trimmed with dainty batiste, embroidered voile, or organdie collars, cuffs and vestees. In light, medium or dark shades. Sizes $4 to 46, and in sizes for large women from 44 to 50. At $10.95, $12.50 and $15.00 For Saturday, a Remarkable Sale of 300 Women’s Tailored Suits at $17.50 Formerly Priced from $25 to $45 A choice collection of suits from our regular stock, in broken sizes, reduced to this low price for immediate clearance. Included are tailored und semi-dress suits fashioned in serge, gabardine, mohair, worsted and velour checks, mannish stripes, twills and silk and serge combinations. Also for Saturday—Attractive Values tn Charming Sport Suits for Women At $19.50, $25, $29.50 Beautifully tailored in silk or wool jersey, heather, pongee, striped Shantung, Cascadeau and tussah. All sizes from 34 to 44. Women’s Mohair Bath- ing Suits, at $2.95 In two new models, Striped or solid color one-piece slip-on model with shield sleeve and fancy silk girdle. Also—dressy waist effect model, with black and white stripe collar, revers and cuffs, Silk Bathing Dresses for Women, at $6.95 Made of jersey, taffeta, faille, satin Duchess, silk poplin and mo- hair. In slip-on or real dressy models, showing pretty sailor collars and handsome girdles, pouch pockets and pearl buttons. revers, ————— eee Saks Suits for Youths at $15 Sizes 32 to 36 Saks Suits for youths are a maker to customer proposition, otherwise such values at $15 would be impossible. They are made with care and precision by experts who know just what youthful New Yorkers want. In pleated and Norfolk models. Also Sack Suits, with extra trousers. Made of fancy mixtures, blue serges, and in every kind of stripe design. Fifth Floor. For Tomorrow, Saturday, an sera Clearance of Boys’ Wool Suits At price reductions which afford unprecedented economies. | 135 Suits Reduced from $10.95 to $7.75 | 150 Suits Reduced from $8.95 to $6.75 with two pairs of knickers. In very attractive models, Also a Clearance of Children’s and | Misses’ Hats, at $1.50 | Regular Prices Range from $2.50 to $35 | Made of fancy straws in very desirable colors, TMNT