The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1916, Page 8

Ai. ; FALSE-WHISKERED SLEUTH AND 50,000 FRANGS IN TURMOL Frenchman on Trail of Wife With Money Bag Causes Commotion at Liner’s Pier. There was consi! on the French lowing the cago from F ranto Rageic at the Rovers! 29 demand Twenty-seventh the arrest of his wife Ant who had Juat arrived on the On the pier with Raggio ert C. Shephard, conner detective agency, tive in diveuise The sereams of the woman attracted a 4 with a and another detec- shouts of the husband crowd, and the detective In disguise was being roughly handled when he made known his {dentity and was ejected trom the pter. According to Raggio, two months ago he sent his wife with power of attorney to France to draw 50,000 franes from the Bank of France, He @aid he became « ned for fear would lose his When Mrs gangplank she carried in her large black Wandbag, Rake nalled to the detective in disguise, and the latter grabbed the bag from the woman's hand. Her screams attract- attention of Detectives Edward came down the and « jon and John Kelly, attached to the eteamship line, and a second later the supposed longshoreman was strug gling in their grasp. The two detectives he pag from the man, and in the struggle his fa! whiskers and wig fell to the When he announced he was a detective he was hustied off Raggio in the meantime a steamship detectives to place his wife in custody, but they refused, and the Raggtos and Shephard left the plier. ilies STATE AUTO ASSOCIATIONS TO TAKE UP TRAFFIC LAWS Organizations in Convention at Newburgh To-Day—City Gives Them Greeting. NEWBURGH, N. ¥., No annual conventiop of the » Auto- Modile Association opened here to day with weveral hundred delegates representing the 106 clubs which com- pose the State body. ‘The delegates were welcomed by Mayor Wilson and by F. C. Balfe, President of the Newburgh Automo bile Association, host of tho State organization. Response was imac Frank M, Raucus of Troy, of the State Association night the delegates will be entertained at & smoker and to-morrow they will inspect the Storm King Highway, now being Duilt. Special consideration will be given @t the usiness sessions to uniform traffic laws. CREDIT TERMS $8- Down on $50-% geo « « 75.00 « 100. « 150.0 200-0 APARTMENTS FU (COMPLETE FROM tae 10. bbe Open Monday & Saturday Evenin; 106 ST. L STATION AT CORNEK COLUMBUS AVE. BET.103&104 $7 ARMY & NAVY Goons, J] ent quail —— a ‘ Seagneees Pee SS eS oe 5.—The | | No.3 Genuine Seal Traveting Bags, $8.50 No.7 Saks Special Silk Shirts, $2.89 | { No. 1 Cowhide Traveling Bags, $4.85 | No. 12 Men’s Nightshirts at 50c THE EVENING WORLD, WEDN ESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 19f6. VERY item here announced is a special value for one day only. That is why we depart from our usual policy and quote compara- tive values. Saks & Company Broadway at 34th St. Phone Greeley 2626 Tomorrow Will Be the Day of 100 BASEMENT FLOOR HF numbers corresponding to each of the items here announced wlll be found upon sign ecards at the counters and tables where the merchandise is displayed. No Telephone or Mail Orders for These Specials Can Be Accepted Reg. $5.50. cut sewed-on corners. No. 2 Men’s Split Walrus Bags at $7.95 Reg. $10. Sewed-in frames and leather lined. Sizes 18 and 20 inches. In black, brown or russet, with high- Sizes 15 to 18 inches. No. 30 Women’s siik TopUnion Suits, 79c |} No. Reg. $1. Vine lisle body. In pink or white. Sizes 36, 38 and 40. No. 31 “Wright ’’ Union Suits for Men, $1.65 53 Children’s School Stockings, ir 5 Reg. 25c pair. Fine ribbed cotton, in white or black. Sizes 6 to 915. No. 54 Children’s Sweaters, $1.45 Reg. $1.95. All wool sweaters, in Copenhagen, For women. Light weight, lined with silk Sizes 15 to 18 inches. Reg. #10. or leather. No. 4 Women’s Fitted Suit Cases, $9.95 Reg. $11.05. Silk lined and fitted in white, Sizes 18 |] Ree, $2.50. | High grade worsted union suits in] rose, brown and maroon. Ages 2 to 6. and Ps funlies,. ne regular and stout sizes Closed crotch Medium = ; 4 ‘ weight. No. 55 Boys’ & Girls’ Sweaters, $2.65 Reg. $3.50. Fine heavy sweaters, in brown, tan, Oxford and maroon, 28 to 88. No. 56 Boys’ Pajamas, 59c Reg. 69c, Domet flannel pajamas in one- or two- piece models; finished with silk frogs. Ages 2 to 18. No. 57 Boys’ Mackinaws, $4.95 Reg. $5.95. Smart models, made of fine quality mackinaw cloth. Ages 7 to 18 years. No. 58 Boys’ Chinchilla Qvercoats, $4.95 "Reg. $5.05. Made of fine quality chinchilla, in gray or blue. Ages 3 to 10, No. 59 Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.25 Reg. $1.65. New Fall models in white and@colors; many color combinations, Ages 24% to 8. $5.95 Ages 10 No.5 Dress or Steamer Trunks, $10.95 Reg. $14.95, All fibre covered and lined with fancy cloth. Yale locks. Sizes 32 to 34 inches, No.6 Mendel Wardrobe Trunks, $21.75 Reg. 825. All fibre covered. Built on 5-ply veneer basswood. Fitted with 5-ply veneer hangers and lined with faney cretonne. MAIN FLOOR No. 32 Men’s Underwear at 39c Reg. 50c. Derby ribbed cotton shirts and drawers. Medium weight Cream color, — All sizes. 3 Men’s Thread Silk Hose, 45c Seamless half-hose. Black with white doe clocks only No. 31 Bracelet Watches, $3.95 Reg. 84.95 Gold filled watches, with 7-jewel movement; gold or silver dial, | Adjustable bracelet. Men’sWaltham Watches, $6.75 £8.50 Thin open-face model, with 7-jewel movement, 20-year case Reg All * white. No. 8 Men’s White Oxford Shirts, 95c Reg. #1.20. With or without collar attached. Very serviceable and comfortable. No. 9 Men’s Handkerchiefs, 6 for 49c Reg. 6 for 55c. Packed in holiday boxes. Made of fine quality Egyptian cotton, No. 10 Men’s Silk ’Kerchiefs, 46c Reg. 55c. Made of fine auanty crepe de Chine with hemstitched borders. All colors. No. 11 10,000 Men’s Silk Scarfs at 39c 85. Well-made of extra heavy silk Splendid for holiday ifts. No. 36 Women’s Leather Bags, 85c Reg. $1 Several models, with m@al and covered frames. Some with inside compartments, No. 37 Women’s Hand Bags, $2.65 Reg. 83.50. Velvet and moire draw string Bags embroidered with steel beads, and silk lined Black and colors. Contains purse and mirror. No. 38 Sterling Silver Powder Boxes, $1.50 Reg. $1.95. Hand engraved, complete with powder, powder puff, finger ring and chain. f No. 60 Boys’ Suits Rhein Reg. $6.95. Made of fancy mixtures. to 18. No. 61 Children’s Hats, $1.98 Reg. #2.98. Corduroy and velvet hats, trimmed with messaline and ribbon. 2 to 6 years. No. 62 Children’s Coats, $4.65 Reg. 55c. Large, open-end neckwear of the better ie ° ° = Aunts kind, in lath lea Treautiful floral, spot and atriped No. 39 High Grade Stationery, 29c Reg. $5.98 and $6.98. Corduroy or chinchilla coats, effects. Reg. 50c. One quire box with envelopes to match. x and belted models. 2 to 6 years. Katon Crane & Pike, Hurd’s, Whiting papeteries, in all the wanted shades and sizes, Also mourning mpeteries. “No. 63 Women’s Washable Spats, $1.15 Reg. $1.95, Fine quality. White only. No. 40 Mahogany Finish Candle Sticks, 59c || No, 64 Women’s Evening Slippers, $2.95 Reg. Fitted with silk shade trimmed with Rec 65 , bamboo, or braid trimmed. reiignaee No. 41 “Cello” Metal yi0!, Bottle, $1.35 Reg. $1.50. The “Cello” metal bottle is far su- perior to the rubber bottle, for it will not leak, and gives more heat No. 42 Ivortus Toilet Sets, $3.95 Reg. 55c and 75e, Very well tailored. No. 13 Men’s Silk Neckwear at 69c Reg. #1. Made of imported and domestic silks, in original spot, flower, stripe and all-over effects. No. 14 Men’s Knitted Phoenix Reefers, 65c Reg. 75c. In pearl and white. Also—highly mer- cerized cotton and woolen reefers, with silk fringe. No. 15 Men’s Knitted and Silk Discontinued lines. Some trimmed with THIRD FLOOR No. 65 Women’s Tailored Blouses, $1.85 Smart models in erepe de Chine and taffeta, in very effective color combinations of plaids and (cossipenave present market conditions, we cannot hope to repcal any of the offerings incluced in this sale. Be on hand early. The sale begins at 9 A. M. | Specials __ No. 77 $5.55 Wonder Hats at $2.95 Three hundred hats from our ‘regular stock of well- known Wonder Hats. Black and colors. No. 78 Stylish Trimmed Hats at $7 All our regular $10 hats, in new designs for present wear. No. 79 Fall Corsets at 79c Reg. $1.50. Discontinued numbers in several well- known makes. Made of coutil or batiste. For both women and misses. No. 80 Saks Special Corsets, $2.45 Reg. %5. In flesh and white broche, coutil or batiste. In all the new Fall models, suitable for every type of figure. OC No. 81 New Brassieres, 45c, 65c, 79c Reg. 75c, $1.25 and $1.50. In all the better-grade hakes, suitable for evening or street wear. Flesh or white. Sizes from 32 to 46, FOURTH FLOOR No. 82 250 pip grien' y Suits, $18.50 | Reg. 825. In new models, made of broadcloth, wool velour and gabardine, belted and straight line models, trimmed with seal, skunk opossum or nutria, All | colors and sizes. No.83 Women’s Velveteen Suits, $27.50 Reg. #35. Handsomely trimmed with fur, in belted and semi-belted models, with 36 and 88 inch coats. Colors; Navy blue, brown, green, plum, Burgundy | and Santiago and black. Each suit lined with sil and _interlined. No. 84 Women’s Plain Tailored and Fur Trimmed Suits, $22.50 Reg. 829.50. Fashioned of Broadcloth, Wool Vel- oug Gabardine, Heavy Woo. Jersey and Velveteen. Hfindsomely trimmed with choice furs or plain tailored, All colors, Sizes 34 to 44. No. 8 Women’s Long Coat Suits, $33 Reg. #89. In the most desired materials and mod- | els, some with bands of fur at bottom of coat, collar | and cuffs. All colors. Sizes to 44. A ee No. 86 Women’s Serge Dresses, $10.95 Reg. &15. Redingote and straight ine models, | made of exceptional quality all-wool serge, hand embroidered. Navy _and_ black. Sizes 34 to 44. I ee No. 87 Women’s Satin Dresses, $14.50 Reg. $22.50, For afternoon or street wear. In | straight line and waist line effects, some trimmed with bead or hand embroidery. Broken sizes from regular stock. No. 88 Women’s Raincoats at $3.95 Reg. 85.95. Rubberized coats, made of mercerized repp, in full flare, se: wr full helted models, with set in or raglan sleeves. Guaranteed waterproof. My —s Reefers at 95c g.85. Consisting of Hair Brush, Comb and Mirror, !! stripes. Also solid colors with satin stripes of self |] __‘l'o be had in castor, navy and black. 34 to 40, ; pee: SLED, Silk in black and ite eines au ane complete, in box. Engraving free of charge. colors. No. 89 Women’s Cheviot Coats. $8.75 or day and evening wear; and artificial si reefers In =) : H pearl gray, black, or white with silk fringe. No. 43 Du Voter's, Violet, Sincera No. 66 New Rlouses de chine, $1.85 ena OLS; aMade Of hypnesyite vchevict: 19 loan No. 16 , . ‘alcum Powder, 18c Plain tucked, hemstitched and frilled blouses with | [[— te en Reg. $ Men's Pajamas at $1.95 Flannel Reg. 5c. 1 Ih, containers. . collars and cuffs in self color or contrasting shades, No. 99 Women’s Street Coatsat $15. 75 | Fat aii , eso jk Trimmed with large pearl buttons, Colors: Maize, Reg. 822.50. Made of Bolivar cloth or wool velour » [and mercerized cottons, in plain colors and stripes. 1) 44 High Grade Serving Trays, 95C || Flesh; also black and white. —two of the season's most fashionable fabries. Col- No. 17 Men’s Pajamas at $1 Reg. Ping Gircauaian Walnut acd Ree ; : lars are trimmed with “Butifur” or beaver plush, Reg. $1.35. Well tailored garments, made of outing finish. Lined with glass; fac-simile Marquetry No. 67 New Blouses of Voile, $2.69 Healt-lived “with Sp ing interline eon Bare pao , mercerized cottons, in plain colors and stripe etal in centre. 11 inches wide and 1714 inches Dainty Hpoostelauned qadelsy wit dneertions of fine gupdy. navy. tau _— UA a SL effects, Jongg Val., Filet or Venise laces and panels of sheer em- »,, Bolivar qv Saupe Fi oT: broidery. Lace-trimmed collars and cuffs, No. 91 Women’s ‘cioth Coats, $18.50 | No. 18 Children’s Umbrellas at 95c yee 45 Women 5 Boudoir Slippers, 59c : = Reg. $25. New 7<belted models, with convertible collar, Reg. 81.25, Made of durable material with tape edge, |] Ps: 4. Imported. To be had in Rose, Pink, 1 No, 68 Smart Tailored Blouses, $2.85 || \alt-lined with peau de cygne or satin. Colors: Bur- Straight and hook handles. ue and Re« Beautifully fashioned of Crepe de Chine, with gundy, navy, taupe, gr brown and black, All sizes. . $3 eae fronts of fine embroidery and cluster tucks. Also . i» 2 y No. 19 Men’s Walking Sticks, $1 SECOND FLOOR models tucked in squares, with collar and cuffs in || No. 92, Smart Winter Coats at $23.50 Reg. $1.50, Imitation snakewood, plain or tinned | ————==—=—— contrasting colors. White, Flesh and-Gold, Hogi Ril Ve wenger onleswiag or ripple sed ait n erling silve » = . 5 7 6 veltec nodels, vas a ve} . OnVvar with sterling silver, No. 46 Misses’ Fashionable Dresses, $12.75 Jo. & in 2 cloth and chinchilla, lined throughout with peau de | s , na No. 69 Attractive Lace Blouses, $2.85 sia ; F = Men’s &Women'sUmbrell $1 7; Rey. S18, Fashioned of Wool Serge. ‘Taffeta or 5 ; ; eygne and interlined. Colors: Brown, navy, Bur- | | No. 20 ens omen’sUmoretias, 40 Satin, in smart youthful models. Sizes from 14 to Lace Blouses in cream color over chiffon foundation, windy, taupe _or_mustard, ‘i Reg. #2.25, Silk and cotton mixtures with tape edge, 18, but not all sizes in each style. Collar of flesh color satin with narrow piping. Fi . | on 8-rib Paragon frames. All kinds of handles. SEE TEr era Er eer renerer saree = — = meme 5 C de Chi Bl $2 85 No. 93 Women’s New Skirts at $4. 75 : r * No. 47 Girls’ School Coats at $5.95 No. repe de Chine blouses, $2. Reg. $5.05. Made of serge, poplin or broadcloth, | No. 21 Men’s Scotch Knit Gloves, $1. Reg. $7.95. Delightful belted models in zibeline In wMte with stripes of solid color, High or low All colors and waistbands to 36. Reg. $1.15. Genuine Scotch knit Aberdeen gloves. or cheviot, Brown, Navy and Green. Sizes 6 to collars and turn-back cuffs. Dress and * Lb yeurs oT || No. 94 Women’s "sport Skirts, $6.75 . zi . ° 5 . Spor, ’ . | No. 22 Men’s White Glace Gloves, $1.39 | , 7 No. 71 Silk Radium and Shadow Re 0. I ’ wmedell iach wool “alsiie <tc’ No, 22 we No. 48 Dressy Coats for Girls $8 75 Reg, $8.50. In new models, made of wool plaids | | Reg, $1.50, - Mg habit 9 Sewae fs Lace Blouses at $2.85 and stripes, wool poplins and serge. — Waisthands to 36. Reg. $12.75. Full length, semi-belted and full he we 7 z E helted models, with large convertible collars. Vel- Combined with chiffon over linings of chiffon. Collars | No. 23 Me n's Mocha Gloves, $1.39 oe hultens or self trimming, Colors: Navee Brown || und vestee in flesh color, finished with hemstitching. FIFTH FLOOR | eu, WLS iray shades rix seam, Paris Poin and’ Geel, eklaea: G to Tb weote ? Ee — spear embroidered backs No. 72 Blouses of Imported Net, $2.89 || No. 95 Men’s Cordovan Lace Shoes, $5.95 | ‘ No. 24 Women’s Suede Lisle Gloves, 39c No. 49 Misses’ Fur- Trimmed Suits, $19}| Copies of beautiful imported. models, In cream Reg. #8. Dark tan cordovan shoes, made over de | es * = Wicecie a ae 4 re Rey te 50 Aisa aN) iulored motels, fon, Wear color or delicate shade of init with insets of fine sirable English last. Elastic pegued English heels. ey. S00, rite or gray. Imported. with the new furs. ade of Imported niffor Venise lac sertions of si re. 1 - , : Broadcloth, Wool Velour, Whincord, Gabardine Serene eee eee mee No. 96 Men’s Blanket Robes, $2.65 | No. 25 Women’s Suede Gloves, $1 ane Checked sales ( alors , Navy Green, Brown, No. 73 Comfortable Sweaters at $3.65 Regu teb, Mads ek Onetauallty planket cloths in | #119 eal kid suede, in sand shades, Tull SEUNG SG BOK. _RUkCS 19 LO" Reg. #5. Made of Shetland wool, wool Jersey, thd gens. ses : Arye sizes. i: pique sewn i om a oana? VT? aa ft worsted and fibre silk with shawl or Byron collars ’ ’ 7 ee < : No, 50 Misi : M4 inter Coats, § hu patch pockets, — Belted and sash models to select. || No- 97 Men’s Terry Cloth Robes, $2.95) No. 26 Women’s Tan Glace Gloves, $1 |) "i 310) Snail foose nipple RO a models 1 from. Broken lots Rog, $8.85. th Jacquard patterna:of uray, tan, blue (ip Reg. #1.19. Two-tone embroidered backs. 6 Hubli, Nislutes Plaids. Sives 14 to. 18 and C 4 oy ae | —— ae , nears ——H]_ yews, " No. 74 Satin “te chine. Bodices, 89c No. 98 Men’s Smoking Jackets, $5.95 No. 27 Women’s Lambskin Gloves, $1 ar rar Reg, #1. Lace or ribbon trimmed, in pink or white. Reg, 46.50, Made of double-faced wool cloth, | Reg, #1.19. White Glace, with heavy lack em No. 51 Misses’ Street Coats, $15 trimmed with silk cord, braid nn rogs. Colors ite .W avy black « Aer in aa Aiea canis 7 iray, blue, brown, wine anc fore ontrasts hisaldetad bake! iyo clase; aversene sown, ee any Gunies ol high-priced models. De Hl No, 75 Women’s Corduroy Robes,$2.98|| jinx color plaid collar and enfier cives ty est | igre 7 ry 25 r i vith band of Skunk "Colors: Navy, Brown, Reg, 83.98. ‘T'wo models; one has elastic at waist; = No. 28 W omen’s Silk Stockings, 85¢ || | Ok ene die Colaret Neves Brown fie utes Raglan aleave affect: //One atule (a Uned tc SIXTH FLOOR ; te 10 ‘lack, white and colors Lisle soles [-—— -————-—- waist, Assorted colors, er and reinforces No, 52 Girls’ Corduroy Dresses, $4.95 ; 5 4 i 5 a reer We Aeron (Pr enses: 54-95 "No. 16 Taffeta Silk Petticoate, $2.98 | No.%.Men,s Raincoats at $5.95 No. 29 Women’s Cotton Union Suits, 39e || Wass is trimued with sund eolor serge and tele Reg. 84.50, Fine taffeta petticoats with tucked “Tin 10 Man’e Cardurea white boxes, te de. Vor round neck, tight knee models. Lace ored silk stitching, Colors: Burgundy, Green, Brown, flounce; finished with four pleated ruffles. All the 0. en 8 Corduro. Pa y. trimine Revular and extra sizes, Nucy anditonenlinganrh uae haan btn, Venrenre Segre aAnTy Reg. 43.50. Very durable u ha jt $2.50) —_———— — —