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policeman Lets Speeder
Co?Broke on Football
?acting Officer Pigskin En
^ofia-t. So Louis Edelman
Got to Game and Lost
je would have been money in the
ket of Louis Edelmann of 420 Temple
?L,ti New Haven. Conn., if it had been
''hard-boiled patrolman with no inter
? ,_ football who caught him speed
?hrough Newark to the Yale-Prince
"f rsme last Saturday.
*The imps ff mischief had nominated
, .hat iob, however. Patrolman Osmun,
?> ncd to Pi?? football himself, and
? Hr't" tbe heart to arrest the en
Sad?stic Edelman. ? He served a sub
:r"na on him instead, and took the
^?c man's word that he would be in
Carls police court yesterday. He
I ??n't o" h:vn(1 and Police Judge Boet
*.V was about to issue a summons for
';*, when the following letter from
?Stlman was delivered, causing him to \
fange him mind:
'"???''m dead broke, hut I'll walk every
?j^ of tho way to Newark if you ]
?y *>?" _._
Firemen Saved Aged Couple
Husband Overcome Trying to
Rescue His Invalided Wife
s v ?feMMIi)?^' ' Frank Mennig.
I(venty'-"fiv.:r_\'77'ars old and an invalid,
Wine beside h?st husband yesterday
io'nine on the floor of their home at
2050 Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn, which
^?3 all ablaze. Mr. Mennig had been
overcome by amoe while trying to save
kj3 wife. Both of them were carried
down a ?adder to the street.
Mrs. Georpe J. Sprear, another ten?
?j icwas found almost exhausted try
?bY to drag her husband, who has a
broken leg, to the window of theii
home. They also were carried to
laiety. Herman Luderman and Patrol?
man Winter awakened the tenants of
?e building and helped many of them
to escape. The building, a four-story
{rame structure, was destroyed.
While firemen were at work a fire
Vroke out in tho factory of the Yankee
Overall Company at 700 Glenmore Ave
une, near by, which required two
llar/, to get enough engines to sub?
due it*
$2,500,000,000 Saved
Roads Increase Car-Loading Ef?
ficiency Since Return of Lines
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.?The railroads
of the country have saved $2,500,000,
MO since their return to private
ownership through increased efficiency
In loading cars, R. II. Aishton, presi?
dent of the American Railway Asso?
ciation, told the convention of that
body here to-day.
He said that amount would have to
be spent for r.cw equipment if ship?
pers and tho roads, by adding a few
tons to each car load, had not increased
the effectiveness of present equipment
to the equivalent of 500,000 new cars.
Greater dispatch in the moving of cars
has resulted in a further increase in
efficiency equal to 400,000 more cars,
he said.
T!
VHE reason that
Earl & Wilson
make so many differ?
ent styles of Collars is
that each style has so
many loyal wearers.
Collars & Sf?rts 1
Southern Pacific
Steamship Service
'MORGAN LINE"
Regular Freight and Passenger
Service
To New Orleans:
Passenger steamer every
Saturday. Freight steamer
every Wednesday and Sat?
urday.
To Galveston:
Freight steamers every
Tuesday, Thursday and
SaUirday.
Through tickets, also freight
service to points in Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico,
Arizona, California, Oklahoma,
Colorado. Nevada, Oregon.
for Information ??.?ply t?
Southern Pacific Company
?. _ US lirou.iway
r-hon, Cortlandt ?no Room seil
SORE THROAT
Irritated mucous
npembrancsandthe
tickling cough are
soon relieved by
baum
ANALG?SIQUE
RENGU?
Women's Ultra-Smart
WRAPS AND COATS
?/ Heathercord Botina, Luetta, Duvet
and Duvet de Laine
In An Important Sale
At 38.00
Coats that are not only decidedly new in their
clever styling, but also as serviceable as they ate
winsome. Their needlework is'exceptionally well
done, and the fabrics are known for their marked
dependability. ' It is years since coats of such up?
standing quality were offered at anything near
this low price.
{Models for erery 'occasion are included,
in graceful *wrap and straightline effects.
Excellent range of colorings? each coat
beautifully silk lined.
Fourth Floor
A Special Pmchaxt Makes Possihk ^Thursday
A Sale ot
GIRLS' CHINCHILLA
COATS
?in navy and gray?
At 11.75
Practical coats for school,
sturdily made to resist weat,
yet 3S pretty as any little girl
could wish.
Fashionable buttons-are used
as. trimming, and the snugly
buttoned collar and swagger
belt add the desired smart?
ness. Sizes 6 to 10 years.
WOMEN'S FINE
IMPORTED GLOVES
?only just received from Europe?each pair
a most remarkable value
At 1.59
Women's White Glace
Gloves with five
row black hand-em?
broidered backs. Two
clasps.
At 2.00
Women's White Giace
Strap-wrist Gloves,
hand sewn with black
thread. Fashion's most
approved street glove.
CHIC WOOL
JERSEY BLOUSES
at the special price of
5.00
Serv'ceablc, attractive blouses with long or short
sleeves, of wool Jersey in plain or ribbed weave,
made into the modish tie-back model. Front,
neck and sleeves are prettily embroidered in
contrasting color wools.
Colors: Navy, brown, oriole, reindeer,
and terra cotta. Sizes 34 to 46. Third ffoor
100 Genuine
IVORY NECKLACES
Special at 10.50
As a gift, what would be more appreciated by any
woman ? Each necklace is made up of perfectly
graduated genuine ivory beads, in 36 inch lengths
only. Main Floor
r
aksSAnutany
Broadway
at 34th Street
SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL
49.50
39.50
49.50
39.50
Important Mid-Season Sale of Women's
Fashionable Winter Suits
~~at a saving of 20 to 25% on each garment!
At 39.50
Reg. 59.50
Serviceable suits for every day wear
?- more elaborate models for dressy
occasions-^-swagger styles for sports
with collars of self material or fur.
Developed in
Duvet de Laine, Velour,
Ya?ama, Rayon?er, Oxford
and Wool Jersey,
At 49.50 '
Reg 69.50
Costly imported models have sup?
plied the inspiration for these un?
usually attractive suits?and they
show it' Original in styling, so
carefully made, they deserve your
critical attention. Made of
Yalama, Velours, Duvet de
Laine, Silvertone and
Rayonier.
At 59.50
Reg. 75.00 and 85 0Q
Superb tailoring distinguishes these
ultra-smartsuits?and in their beau?
ty of styling, and richness of fabric,
they cannot help but be appreciated
by women who want a suit c>{ un?
usual quality. Produced m the most
favored fabrics of the season, many
elaborately trimmed with sealine
fur. Handsomely silk lined and
warmly interlined.
Fourth ffoor
59.50
59.^0
Of Particular Interest Thursday?
2000 bodices of Washable Satin
Special at
1.00, 1.50 and 2.00
Some are of satin combined with lace
or Georgette Crepe?satin trimmed with
ribbon, and many are hand embroidered
in pastel shades. In flesh color only.
Two as pictured.
Third Floor
Women's Fashionable Shoes
at savings of fully five dollars a pair
9.75
every pair made for our regular stock
The styles are the very newest for present wear, de?
veloped in the materials for immediate wear?Patent
Coltskin, Gun Metal, and Gla:ed Kid, with Grey
Buck tops; or Tan Russia Calf and Black Suede.
Cuban, Military or Louis XV heels? Sires 2Vz to 8, Second Floor
Strictly for Thursday Only?
A Sale of Women's
Hand Embroidered Wool
JERSEY FROCKS
FORMERLY 29.50
At 19.75
These frocks are made of perfectly woven wool
Jersey that simply must give excepcional service.
The model is in a very smart suit effect, vestee
and front of waist beautifully hand-embroidered
in silk. Colors:
Navy, Beaver, Brown, and Flemish
Blue. Sues 34 to 44. Fourth Floor
Women's
WORSTED
SWEATERS
Special, 5.50
Sweaters for skating and
all of Winter spores?
warmly knit of worsted in
fancy stitch, with tuxedo
collar and cuffs of worsted
ot brushed wooL
Colors: "Nut brown, navy,
black, buff, green and rich
combination colorings.
qAIsq?
BRUSHED WOOL SCARFS
Special, 5-95
So wide and warm, ready to have you snuggle into
them when you go skating or walking?so soft and
silky, they are a real pleasure to don. Third Floor
SHEM-EL NESSIM
PERFUME
-~a truly wondrous odor?bringing the scent of
Araby to you??
Made in England and soldi exclusively
in New York by Saks ?& Company
Extract-!% 02. bottle ....... 1.82
Extract in cut glass 2% oz. bottle . , <? 7.80
Toilet Water.4 oz. bottle.2.08
Face Powder.
Toilet Soap?cake 60c?box of 3
Brilliantine.
Crystal Bath Salts?12 oz. bottle
Crystal Bath Salts?32 oz. bottle
Prices include tax. ?
. . 1.75
. . .68
?..f. 1.56
. . 2.97
Main Floor
Thursday?cA Special
Sale of
SILK UMBRELLAS
at Very Low Prices
Make your selections now for gift giving later!
At 6.95
REGULARLY 8.50
Women's Fine Silk
Umbrellas with tape
edge?, mounted on 8
ribbed Paragon frames,
with tips and fashion?
able stub ends of col?
ored bak?lite..
Handles are of various
hard woods oremly
trimmed with ita.her
or bak?lite rings.
At O QC_REGULARLY_ Women's Colored
^iy.OD 12.00 to 15.00 Silk Umbrellas
with satin borders, or with wide tape edge Full
length handles of bak?lite or leather and tips and
stub ends of bak?lite.
eAll hart? outside coren to match
At 4.95
REGULARLY 5.95
Women's Colored Silk
Umbrellas with tape
edges. Each has an 8
ribbed Paragon frame,
and the colors are?
blue, purple, green,
garnet and black.
Handles are of hard
woods, leather trim?
med or-with bak?lite
rings and caps.
Men's Silk. Umbrellas
Special 6.45
REGULARLY 850
High Grade Umbrellas of pure silk over 8
ribbed Paragon frame. Crooked and straight
handles of light and dark hard woods.
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