The evening world. Newspaper, October 6, 1920, Page 11

TO BURNING OF Bie GERMAN supp! Tailored Suits and Dresses A Reduced Sale of Selected HH At Least 20°; Less Than Last Season $50 and $55 Suits Now $39.50 $35 and $40 Dresses Now $25.00 }h Bismarck, World's Largest Steamer, Was to Have Been | Surrendéred in Pew Weeks | { PARIS, Oct. 6—The IntercAiied th yROrnge Val | , 8. Oct. 6—The BrereAliled’ rh value $35 Value $55 | Commission in Berlin will be request NOW SOW ij 6d to lnvestigue the: ctroumstances | ij $25 {! Of the turning at Hatvburg o | German steamehip Bismarck, which |!) Wan building at a shipyard in the the peace treaty +) Berlin dispatches on Tuesday an- | !| Rounced the which was t } ; rning of the Blamarok. 1} @ been. steamer of || nearly 2,000 e | Hh of the made her the wort and added that no explanation was | Riven in the Hamburg adyces as two the cause of the fire. The Bismarck had been virtually |||) eompleted and would have been sur- |!!! © the Inter-Allied Nava! | within a few weeks, ac for Oxe , ite the burning of t re Woreidn Office stated to-day } SEE: 1 —— | Hi! H LOWER BREAD P . | ||| All Wool Tree. All Woot Velour |! 1 erential CS | @raininown 20 Cente in Two fi {} with es. Plodr tas Sroveel Ps Rat ||) det Trimmings. and Pockets, H CHIGAGO, Oct. ¢.—Lower bread || H arices wero predicted here to-cay vy || _ NEW DRESSES FALL SUITS | Russell J. Poole, Secretary of the City |||] i Council's High Cost of Living Commit In the popular materials, in- ° The latest effects in Velours, cluding Tricotines, Serges, Broadclotha, Tricotines, Yala- result of the decline in mn | Satins, Tricolettes and Char- meuse in the very fashionable rahe fi nat Redingote and Tunic models. r is reported to have dropped | | $10 to $50 sortment, many with the pop- | ular fur choker collar. $16.95 to $75 barrbt ‘Witt the price of flour lower Wit! » Poole aot the price sa borg will ba Buy Your New Fall Dress Direct from the i PHONE RATE | RATE HEARING. | Manufacturer and Save from $5 to $15 \ ofeher. os Gctretoure! — AAMILTON GARMENT CO. fe New York City will take p’ 0A. | | M., 48, In the office of the Firat Ih mas and Serges. A large as- ||| New York City wil take 307 FIFTH AVENUE 3i%. District Public Sorvice Commi: jow | District t ommission, New ‘01 y. ‘A 23\per cent. increase is " der the new rates. cei ee , Stern: Brothers | ‘i est 42nd Street (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) West 43rd Street j ’ Exclusive Weaves Produced by Prominent European , and American Makers of Woolen Dress Fabrics and Coatings HE latest plain and’ novelty febrics in rich Autumn. colorings used eatensively in the new model garments. Light weight Chiffon Panne Cloth, Peau de Souris, Rodier’s Kasho Cloth, Veldyne in plain or novelty effects and Cachmirtyne in rich plaids—the newest fabrics for Tailored Suits or Coats. . Two Specials for Thursday's Selling Fashionable Velour de Laine— 54 inches wide, soft Velvet finish, a large selection of the new Fall colors and Black. - - - - per yard, $4.90 All Wool Tricotine and Poiret Twill— 54 inches wide, soft finish, light weight, a choice selection of * the new Fall colors including Navy Blue also Black. Per yd. $5.50 The Fall Exhibition of “LILY of FRANCE” CORSETS In the new models to conform with this season's silhouettes. Every type of § figure is amply provided for in our complete display on the Second Floor. The favored materials include Coutil, Cotton and Silk Broches and Satin. Prices range os $5.00 to 26.75 4 EXPERT FITTERS are in ATTENDANCE. Our own workrooms on the premises are prepared to duplicate any model you desire or fill special orders on short notice. IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED—A WORLD “WANT WILL GO AND FIND IT won wi Saks & Company * Specialists in Apparel Wraps and Coats Broadway at Mth Street Thursday—We Shall Hold a Most Remarkable Sale of ESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1920. | . Women’s Ultra-Smari Suits at $45. —300 in the collection, not one in- very latest suit modes shown in-Paris. tended to retail at less than $59.50 ANDSOME fur trimmed and strictly tailored suits, expressive of the Some are in ultra-smart box coat effect, others are trigly belted, and still more have large fur col- lars of Nutria or Oppossum. Excellent range of materials—Duvet de Laine, Yalama, Velour, Silvertone, Oxfords, and Wool Jersey—each exqui- Women’s Fashionable Special $39.50 Skilful draping inspired by Paris— graceful lines that give distinction —smartness that is held by careful needlework—are embodied in. these wraps and coats at $39.50. Developed tn Velour de Laine, Heath- er-cord Bolivia, Duvet and imported Tweeds, some with fur collars. All fully silk lined. Two styles pictured. Fourth Floor Lovely Fall Blouses Very specially priced at $5 Blouses that will permit you to feel at home any- iv a for they are truly good-looking and in exce lent taste. Fashioned of soft Georgette Crepe or gleaming satin, in overblouse or tuck-in models, in the smartest light and dark suit shades. Imported Shetland Sweaters From England — and Especially Fine At Such a Low Price $3.95 So light in weight they will fit comfortable under the snuggest coat—so warm that you will find great comfort in possessing one. In all light and dark colors now in vogue. Third Floor sitely silk lined and warmly interlined. Four, styles pictured. Fourth Floor Cap ‘Nets Special 85 Doz. Made of real human hair in all shades except grey and white. Main Floor Black Vachette Fitted Cases Special $12.50 The best value in week- end cases to be seen in New York. Silk lined and fitted with comb, brush, mirror, soap box, nail and tooth brush holder. Pictured. Main Floor characteristic of youth— Special $42.50 How youth will enjoy their slender lines, their quiet dis- tinction and unusual charm Developed in Chamois Velour, Silvettone and Silvertip Velour ina variety of models to sat- isfy the most fastidious taste. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Colors: Beaver, Java, Dryad, Nanking and Navy. Second Floor Beginning Thursday— A Sale of * Women’s and Misses’ Oxfords REGULARLY $10 At $6.95 ' The vogue for Oxfords is unabated—so this sale affords an excellent opportunity, to get good s' at a very low price. These have all been taken from regular stock, and are unequaled values. Leathers: Patent calfskin, gun metal, tan Russia calfskin and Brown kid, made with welted soles and Cuban heels. In addition, we offer Women’s | Smart Spats Specially priced at $2.50 The smartness of these spats is undeniable—for they are in new, bss sade 10-button model, silk bound and fit to perfection. Colors: Fawn, Tan, Grey and Brown. Second Floor For Thursday Only—A limited quantity of Binner Corsets REG. $10, 12.00, 13.00 and 15.00 Special $9.50 Made of flesh color silk ‘and linen Broche in waist line or medium top models, with or without elastic insert. Plush under front steel. Daintily trim- med with ribbon or lace, and fitted with heavy mercerized hose supporters. None C,O.D., Exchanged or Credited Third Floor Women’s Satin Afternoon —Dvplicates of those we have bsen selling at $49.50 $39.50 Satin for afternoon— satin for street wear—the favored material for the new social season. Several delightful models are featured—-one embroidered in white satin beads, others tunics — each wonderfully chic. Sizes 34 to 44. Colors: Navy, brown and black. Fourth Flor adorned with ruffles or novel « 7 oe a ee an eet ep eee