The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1920, Page 11

WOMAN AND LOOT HER APARTMENT . Push Way In to Show Cloth— Victim Released by Children, i" ‘ \\/ Mrs, Sara Pasquale, No. 401 Grove Street, Jersey City, was finishing her morning housework to-day when the bell rang. At the door she found two men, roughly dressed, carrying bun- dies, “Buy some cloth, lady?” said one “Nice bargain to-day.” They pressed in against the door ‘before she could close it and pro- ceeded to show her rolls of cloth, al- though she protested she did not “want it “When I finally refused outright to buy,” she afterward told the police, ‘one of the men struck me on the head. Then both caught me by the arms and waist and pulled me into the apartinent, closing the door, They tied my hands and feet with their rolls of cloth and gagged me. When they ransacked the place. I jvould not work loose even after they jhad gone and was not released until my children came home from school At noon.” Mrs. Pasquale sald the men had taken $300 in American and Italian money and $360 worth of jewelry, They fled hurriedly and left the door open, The police have obtained good descriptions of them. Re Poles and Lithuanians Resume Fighting. WARSAW, Sept. 14 (Associated Copyrirhied 1920, by Jutine Kayrer tf Co, ‘Nature’s ‘Pal, Tuomas A, Eptson In a recently published newspaper article, Thomas A. Edison spoke of the difficulties he had encountered in trying to putchase a pair of “broad toe” shoes. A pair of shoes, built upon the principle, that still recognized that great mother-of-all, Nature, Tt was just like this great “wizard”, who had “chummed” around so much with Nature, and had taken from her so many principles that have given us our greatest inventions, to come back to her, even for his footwear. To him shoes, like science should closely adhere to her laws. His judgment is correat. Fifty years ago, the Coward “Good Sense” shoe was created. In it’s construction Nature had her own way. From the last upom which the shoe was built unto its very completion, Nature . had dictated. It has just enough roominess to be comfortable, enough of nature to permit the natural growth of the foot, and enough of every- thing good in leathers and workmanship, to make it the desirable shoe, for thousands of Men, Women and Children of all America, Ph borne reed Sy q 1" Presa) —The TAthuanians and the Poles! statement. Fighting has boon feaumet ‘ are again engaged in hostilities, It was|botween the two forces in the Suwaiki r aanounced in to-night’s Pollsh offictatl sector, near the German border ‘ NING ‘The seat that stays closed NIT Union Suits with a seat that stays closed! The impossible has been achieved! With flaps cut two inches wider, both front and back, than in ordinary knit garments, the Marvelfit seat of Kayser i Knit Underwear is assured an amazingly wide overlap. ' Whether you sit, walk, bend or fidget, this seat is i so designed that it must stay closed. Next time you are at an underweat counter—notice the width, the expert design of this flap. Compare it with the flaps of other knit garments. Each garment cut separately by hand—the back narrower than the front, arm-holes that cannot bind, shoulder straps that never slip, Kayser Knit Underwear has the same accuracy of fit that has always characterized Kayser “Italian” Silk Underwear. Julius Kayser & Co., New York, KAYSER KNIT UNDERWEAR COTTON, LISLE AND MERCERIZED h pia ————————————— Ky) Pacer Lp, WEDNESDAY, | Final Clearance Misses’ Summer Frocks At Radically Reduced Prices None C. O. D., exchanged or on approval Dainty frocks of novelty and plain color voiles, organdies, ginghams, linen, silk taffeta and figured Georgette crepe. Sizes 14 to 18 years. $8.95 to $15.00 Dresses . $18.50 to $25.00 Dresses . $29.50 to $35.00 Dresses . + + « now $3.95 + + + now $12.95 * « « now $18.50 by PTEMBER 15, 1920. si Saks K Company SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL Tomorrow—Thursday—We Shall Hold A Sale of 265 Women’s Ultra-Smart Fall Suits Made to sell at $65 and $75 at $45 This remarkable offer is made for two days only, and is announced simply to increase the usual momentum of early Fall business. The styles are all admirably exclusive, each representing some delightful phase of the newest Paris modes. Their clever but taste- ful innovations provide a very acceptable departure from the commonplace—their fine needlework will appeal to the most criti- cal taste. Tailleur, demi-tailleur and fur-trimmed styles) * fashioned of duvet de laine, soft velours, yalama and silvertone—many richly embel- lished with nutria, Australian oppossum and French seal fur. One style pictured. Fourth Floor Second Floor Hours of Business: 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Daily Just for one day—Thursday “Cute” Baby Dresses Special at *1 Dainty little frocks for tiny tots of 6 months to 2 years—in three models. One in’ boyish effect with prettily hemstitched collar, picot edged; another with turn-back picot edged cuffs, and a third model has round yoke trimmed with hand- embroidery. Baby Sweaters Special $2.75 All wool,—and as warm as toast made In cun- ning slip-on model with square collar. May be had in white trimmed with pink or blue, tan, coral, and American Beauty. Sizes 1to4 years. Fourth Floor Incomplete Sizes of Corsets REDUCED Regularly $4.00 to $6.00 Thursday at $3.65 Models for most every type of figure, but not all sizes in each model. Materials:—flesh color Broche, batiste and coutil. Third Floor 4, Me ee eee ee sy a Ne en ee Quantity Limited Women’s 36 Inch * Fur Coats —OF NEAR SEAL— $145 Cannot be duplicated, Swagger belted model, made of good quality skins, handsomely lined. Sixth Floor - Women’s 16-Button Mousquetaire Glace Gloves -—VERY FASHIONABLE FOR PRESENT WEAR— $4.95 A low price indeed for gloves of first quality, Elbow length, in white only- Main Floor Women’s Smart Lustrous Charmeuse Frocks a $35 --not only new, but an unequalled value The smartest of frocks for Ss wear are of charmeuse - is one of the most stunning étyles we have seen in this beautiful fabric. Overtunic has three tucks with tabs of moire ribbon for effectiveness. Collar and cuffs are also trimmed in the game manner—and with equal becomingness. Navy, Black and Brown, in sizes 34 to 44. Pictured. Fourth Floor We have made special preparations to hold Thursday, a Sale of Women’s WRAPS and COATS —all at one very low price $39.50 Loose, fitting wraps with cozy, enveloping folds of fabric, straightline coats for those who would be more conservative—all very care- fully made—all ex¢eptionally good values. Fashioned of heather cord bolivia and wool velour, handsomely silk lined. One style pictured. Fourth Floor Very Smart Are These:New Wool Skirts At $14.75 —styles for the petite “Miss” or the mature woman ‘What is so practical as a de pendable wool skirt—and who would not want a fine wool skirt at $13.95? These are in the newest plaids and stripings shown for Fall, cleverly pleated or strictl tailored.” One style pictur - : They express Fashion’s Newest note— SILK BLOUSES For the Fall Months Special $6.95 Fashioned of shimmering washable satin, in tailored model, or of good aualisy crepe de chine with pretty Venice lace collar and dainty vestee. Both are pictured—both are splendid value at $6.95 Colors: White and Flesh, Third Floor a a te eee