The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 13

* '$150 Mink Scarf, 4-Skin, I atts Aaiehianed aciehtietia Amatantin temas end ee | 600 BOATMEN STRIKE. ‘The threatened general strike of ‘boat- men employed on coal, ice and grain ts day resolved itself into a ainst a few but wages from $110 to $9 All others in the port, Joseph A. Ryan, Vice President of the Longshoremen's pple: said, were continuing the ex- isting scale and would not be affected Though men employed on docks where hon-union barges may seek to land thre efusal to vork with non-union men | Cor. 39th St., 1173 Broadway, Cor. Cortlandt St., N. Y. SAVE ON SUMMER FURS HALF PRICED | First early signs of Spring point to the almost uni- versal wearing of furs for Summer. It is predicted they will be far more pop- P. Hariag baka vaporieed “eh na of this long in advance, we prepared accordingly, with the result that we now show the largest and finest assortment of Summer furs in New York—and at prices about half what you will pay elsewhere for like reliable furs. Any of these SUMMER FURS Reg. $50 to $75. eo” Including: Stone Marten, Ani Seal Stoles, Jap Mink, Animal Saquirret, Animal Mink, Animal Brown Fox Searts SUMMER FURS ;$50 Stone Marten Scarfs, $24.75 $70 Kit Blue Fox, animal, 34.50 |$60 Kit Sable Fox Scarfs, 29.75 $50 Skunk Scarfs, $i 24.50 $75 Silver Lynx, animal, 34.75 |$50 Belgian White Lynx, 24.75 | $40 Silver Gray Fox Scarf, 19.75 {$175 Hudson Bay See. 65.00 | $20 Squirrel, animal, 10.00 | $200 Cross Fox Scarfs, 97.50 | $200 Siberian White Fox, 98.75 i Opossum, $50 Russian Fitch Scarfs, $150 S. Amer. Mink Coatees, 74.75 !$150 Sea Lion Coatees, 74.75 '$300 Eastern Mink Stoles, 150.00 $300 H. Seal Coatees, Fr7'"? 149.75 ‘$100 Hud. Seal Cape, $i" {$50 Aus. Marten, anim 1$200 Sq’rel Stole, 14x72, 100.00 | $50 Flying Squirrel, 83%; 2ise* 24.75 \$110 Canadian White Fox, 59.75 \$75 Hudson Seal, 14x72, 34.75 \$35 Ringiail Sable, 16.00 | ~ Fur Coats—Half $150 Chopped Seal Coats, $75 $400 Hudson Seal, $urk 200 $250 Hudson Seal, 8:""" 1254) $250 Marmot Coats, 100 $550 Hud. Seal Coats, 40 in., 275 }) $250 French Sea! Dolman, — 125 $500 Hudson Seal, ?*""* ,, 250 BArie SPECIA) : $35 Our Factory No. 8 will remodel and store fars during the summer at very moderate prices, | APARTMENTS FURNISHED COMPLETE FROM #50, to *500, LO€"SE'L" STATION ar Consam OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS” ig. *l- WEEKLY ny fan's DOWN ON *759° 17 DOWN ON *100°* Rs Most Wonderful Sale of the Year, ALL WOOL SAMPL mn GQ) surrsAND OVERCOATS ‘Made by 5th Ave, Tailors. N71 Wi COHEN’S 265-7 Sixth Av. ye 4 eon 5 Open Evenings. Cor. 17th St. lh eae Men’s Imported Linen Handkerchiefs Special 6-for 1.50 Fine quality imported linen handker- chiefs, beautifully hemstitched. Main Floor Broadway at 34th Street New Spring Fur Scarfs ——so smart, and so much in favor for wear with tailored suits. Stone Marten one-skin scarfs .« . . } Japanese Marten one-skin scarfs . 9. | Fox Scarfs in choker or silk-lined cifects} 29.50 * Special } Baum Marten one-skin scarfs. , Two-skin Mink scarfs eke Fox scarfs in brown, taupe and black Hudson Bay Sable one-skin scarfs . } Stone Marten two-skin scarfs i] Baum Marten scarfs of dark skins f Fox scarfs of very choice quality. . | Sixth Floor Misses’ New Satin Frocks —with the crepe back that marks them as the season's favorite 49.50 The new frocks are-a joy to look at, but the frock pictured is a joy to wear, because it slips over the head in the briefness of a second, and falls in very graceful lines. Simple enough for street wear, yet dressy for any informal occasion. The bloused front and back are appliqued in squares of con- trasting color, held down by gold thread stitching—the new width skirt is finished at waist with rows of shirred cable cord- ing, ending in generous silk tassels. In navy, dove gray, rust, brown, tan and black. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Second Floor . Boys’ Clothing for Spring —Topcoats, Reefers and Suits— cannot be better tailored than those presented by Saks & Company. The quality of the woolens, the workmanship, and the styling of our clothing for boys must withstand the most minute inspection, other- wise it cannot enter our stock at any price. Three special offerings for Saturday in boys’ dependable Spring suits: Boys’ Suits with Extta Knickers 10.95 Sturdily tailored for the rigors of school days, in a wide range of new Spring woolens. Coats are mohair lined. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Suits with Extra Knickers 14.95 Smart single and double breasted styles that boys will want to wear. ‘Tailored with great care in new Spring suitings chosen especially because of their exclusive patterns and wear resisting qualities. Sizes 7 to 18 years, Boys’ Suits with Extra Knickers 18.95 The finest of all suits tailored for America’s “grow- ing men.” Their tailoring is perfect, their styles are exclusive with Saks & Company, and their woolens are among the finest loomed for Spring. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Second Floor +) ee BVENIN : 39.50, WR We hove Made Extensive Preparations To Hold Saturda \ REMARKABLE SALE OF WOMEN’S Tailleur and Deri-Tailleur Suits At Prices That Leave Them Entir Without Worthy Comp faithful service—in model with belt all Sizes 34 to 44, @ WORLD, FRIDAY, MAROW 11, 1921. Saks & Company SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL Sale of Misses’ Worsted Jersey Suits at the very low price of 15.00 Spring hasn’t made up its mind how to behave yet, so the addition of a Jersey Suit is a welcome one to one’s ward- robe. Warm, yet light of weight smart as well as practical. The suits in this collection are un- usually good-looking, with the tuxedo collar that the mode demands—or trig notch collar effects. Box or inverted pleats or cluster tuckings relieve the severity of the backs, while patch pockets and narroyv belts add to their swagger lines. In blue, tan, brown and green heather mixtures. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Second Floor 1,000 Children’s Frocks (Sizes 2 to 6 years) IN A REMARKABLE SALE SATURDAY AT UNEQUALED LOW PRICES. At1.00—Pert little frocks of chécked gingham or pink and blue cham- bray, with a hemstitched yoke, and collar, cuffs and pockets of white poplin. 4t1.85—K nickerbocker style bloomer frocks, in checked ging- ham or pink and blue chambray. Sash is of self material, but collar and cuffs are piped in white for contrast. At 3.25—Bioomer: frocks in Knick- erbocker style, of pink and blue checked gingham, with the daint- iest of ruffled lawn collar and cuffs. The yoke is adorned with touches of colorful hand embroidery, Infants’ Dept., Fourth Floor 600 Pairs Women’s White Glace Gloves For Elbow Length Sleeves— } Special at 2.95 Specially imported from far-away Tuscany where the very finest glove leather is raised, these soft white 16 button mousquetaire gloves markable opportunity to the woman who wears short sleeves—and who doesn’t these days? Main Floor hi a tition At 39.50 lt 49.50 that | pe trig suit vel Suits for costume belted tricotine, twee 4 r P a belted { 1 rial WI t \ a lor t wear af tric ME ay traight line models, | 1 effectiv nd embroidery buff | with silk, and featur ined, new variations in ckets Beautiful r with and belts. S 34 to 44 Fourth Floor offer a ree Women’s Imported Linen Handkerchiefs Special 6 for 1.75 Beautifully embroidered Irish linen - hafdkerchiefs, carefully hemstitched. Main Floor ney In the Misses’ Coat Section on the Second Floor You Will Find Distinctive New Modes: In Smart Polo Coats Featured Saturday At 29.50 Spring——and apolo coat! Inseparable and no wonde They are smart, cozy, practical and inexpensive. You may choose from models for tailored or sport wear, with new in- novations in the wayof pockets and belts, developed in camel’s hair or heather polo cloth, fully silk lined in contrasting shades And For Dress Wear, There Are Lovely Satin Coats for Misses At 55.00 Lustrous black satin coats, so effective in their sim- plicity, have found a new place in the mode—and judging by the favor with which they have been re- ceived, they are here for a long time to come. When you see these adorably youthful models, you will understand why—the new, old-fashioned quilt- ing has been used to excellent advantage, and if you don’t want a narrow belt, Fashion also favors the wide sash that ties in a jaunty bow. Lined with silk crepe or radium in delectable colors. Second Floor Easter Toggery For The Junior Girl Coats and Frocks For Warm Spring Days At Exceptionally Reasonable Prices— A Wrap-coat at - - - - - 19.95 Even though one’s years are annoyingly few, a cer- tain way to acquire great dignity and even greater martness is th 1 one of these polo cloth wrap- g coats with their swagger cape sleeves and soft Spring- like colors. In green, peach, blue and deer. Sizes 10 to 16 years. A Ruffled Taffeta Frock at - - 18.75 ‘To be of crisply important taffeta, with the much- talked-about dropped waist line and a ribbon tie belt is enough to make any little girl’s frock stand out with pride—but to have rows and rows of perky ruffles chasing each other around the skirt is a feature that makes it stand out with extra importance. Sizes 12 to 16 years A Polo Cloth Coat at - - - - 14.95 Small but important persons may strut along in the Spring sunshine with every bit as much smartness as their older sisters—if—that is—they wear one of these jaunty little sport coats with swagger patch pockets, turn-over collars and belts. In all the pastel sha Sizes 6 to dO years. A Gay Jumper Frock - - - - 13.75, A demure pongee guimpe develops an affinity for a jumper of fresh, crispy taffeta in this beguiling little Jel—and who can blame it when that same taffeta jumper boasts both wool and silk embroidery as well as irresponsible little woolly bal fully on the least provocation! Siz which bob joy- 6 to 12 years, Second Floor nee oo eee ee ne CS ee ee ee er