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The evening world., 1911-11-17
Boys Overcoats and Suits
that are splendid values

We suppose the best commentary upon any department
is the fact that it caters to an overwhelming patronage.
The Boys Clothes Department at Saks is such a depart
ment. Not a day passes but it counts new converts to the
merit Of its productions. We have been tailoring the boy
so long that whatever of style and durability and work.
manship can be put into his clothes it is a ~forcgone con-
clusion that you can get it at Saks' a little more reason
ably than elsewhere. Second floor.
Boys Double Breasted Suits, extra trousers,
formerly up to 200. -. -. special at AIS
These suits are made Of all wool fabrics, serge lined through
out and exccllently made and finished. 1t happens, how
ever. that we have need Of the space taken up by these
remaining suits. and We can thus afford to make a consid-
cradle concession in price. They are a fine value.
Boys Suits, with extra trousers at 7.95
Single and double breasted models. as well as Norfolk
effects. The fabrics are mannish cloths. and the tailoring
is commendablc throughout.
Boys Blue Serge Suits. ........... at 500
Double breasted and Norfolk effects. effectively trimmed.
well lined and perfectly made. The serge is a full weight
blue cloth Of desirable quality.
Boys Overcoats. ............ at 500
Refers and Russian overcoats. These are made in neat
mixed coatings or of blue or gray chinchila. Cut on loose.
boxy lines. s~plerdidly lined. and carefully finished.
Russian coats, REFERS and long overcoats. These garments
come in an extensive variety Of fabrics and coors, incud-
ing chmchilla in the fashionable shades. A remarkably
good overcoat value.
Boys Tourist Coats at 1878
Tourist or auto coats, made in long. manly models. with
the convertible button-to-neck collar or regulation collar.
as desired. Fabrics used arc the rough coatings in various
seasonablc colorings.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
FRANCIS ROGERS HEARD
AT CARNEGIE lYCEUM.

Francis Rogers gave one OF his in
teresting sons r%ecl,als at Carnegie Ly-
~eum yesterday afternoon. assisted by
ssadore Luckstone at the piano. lie
was In good voice and presented n pro-
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Girls Chinchilla Coats

Value I5.W. special at 9.75
Of imported chinchilla, in navy or blue. lined
throughout with check worsted. Full length.
button-to-neck models. E to Is years.
Girls Chcviot Coats
Value 9.75. special at sos
Value ll.95. special at 7.95
Of all-wool cheviot or fancy tweeds. in navy.
brown. or gray and brown mixtures. Plain
tailored models. lined throughout with
flannel or check worsted. 8 to Is years.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Boys Suits and Overcoats
remarkable selection at 1900

qUnless you have personally examined our Fall displays
Of suits and overcoats a. 1900 you cannot have the faintest
offer you the widest possible range Of choice at 1900. both
in models and fabrics, as well as in colorings.
& And let us once again remind you, young man. that in
buying your clothes direct from the tailor who makes them.
you are reaping advantages which you never can obtain in
clothes that reach you through a number Of m~iddlemen.
When you buy Saks clothes you buy Saks labor. Saks ideas.
Saks style. and Saks & Company themselves are respon-
sble to you for the garments they sell you~ There is no
divided responsibility about a Saks garment. 1t is gar
ment made expressly to your dimensions by the first ready
for-servicc tailoring organization in existence.
q In suits and overcoats for immediate wear we offer every
young man the absolute maximum of style. workmanship
and value for 1900. Sizes 30 to Sc: ages IA to 70.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Misses Fur Trimmed Coats
Value 45.OO. Special Saturday at $500

9Mses FmLuimmed Coats made of imported kgsey and lined throughout with
Skinner san Long roll collar Of Australian opossm. Persian lamb or skunk
op@um. Coors are navy. tan. old blue or black. Sizes ID. Is and Is years.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Trimmed Hats
Sale of Women's Sweaters
Values 200 $50 ITS
Special Saturday ATS sos 7.95

g This is the season for sweaters-and this sale is a two
fold reason why you should buy your sweater here and now.
We have a splendid assortment Of these garments. made in
hish-grade woods. and exhibiting a variety Of models and
lengths. 1t will doubtless occur to you that an opportunity
Of this character rarely presents itself at such a timely stage
Of the Fall season. and only an unusual circumstance makes
it possible in this instance. Divided into three lots to
facilitate your choice. and priced accordingly.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Girls Dress Coats
Values 1880 to $500
special at 1895 and 1850

sPeciaI at II'So anu Io'o0
Made Of imported broadcloth. kersey or
zibeline, in navy. old blue. tan. brown or
leather. Attractive models, with round or
sailor collar Of velvet or caracul cloth.
Satin lined throughout. Sizes 8 to Is years.
Girls Seal Plush Coats
Value $500. special at 1900
Full length but~ton-to-neck models, lined with
Skinner satin throughout. 8 to IA years.
The evening world., 1911-11-17

Misses Tailored Suits,
Value $500. special at 1900
Made Of imported worsted. all-wool cheviot
or men's-wear serge. Plain or Norfolk
models. In navy, brown and gray. or brown
mixtures. Sizes IA. l6 and Is years.
Misses Dresses,
Value $500. special at 1900
Made Of corduroy. velveteen. English serge.
crepe meteor or striped messaline. in all
seasonsble colorings. IA. Is and Is years.
The evening world., 1911-11-17

Broadway at 34th Street
Broadway at Saith Street
Smart Winter Apparel
at price notifications for
Misses, Small Women and Girls

personal communi cation. We would like to
too frequently attaches to an advertisement.
nd undivided attention for two short minutes
more OF your time tomorrow.
ter apparel problem to us. for If it is in the
,uthful requirements Of style. without neglect
,ntical department. Aligning itself with the
ton Of women. and combining its elf wholly to
peculiarly qualified to cooperate with you in
easonable cost. Second floor.
bmit for your perusal and
ualues for tomorrow
Misses Evening Dresses,
Value $500. special at 1900
Made Of silk chiffon. plain or fancy nets.
all made over silk lining. In round or square
neck models. Colors are light blue. pink.
maise or white. Sizes IA. 10 and Is years.
Misses Street Coats,
Value $500. special at 1900
Made Of reversible cloths, in large assort-
ment Of colorings. In long roll. sailor or
button-to-neck models. IA. Is and Is years.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Sale of Children's Coats
in our Infants Department

Regular value $50. Special Saturday at 500
g Broken lots and sizes. That is the brief story Of this sale
and the low prices in consequence are the interesting feature
oft 1t is to be noted. however. that all sizes are obtainable
in at least one or more models and colorinss. so that you
will have little trouble on this account. The materials
include corduroy. b~roadcloth. caracul and novelty cloths,
and the workmanship is the best that $50 can buy.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Misses and Children's Hats
at special prices tomorrow

g The hats in this offering are odd lots and for that reason
are subject to liberal price concessions. Despite this fact.
however, the assortments will afford ample choice. as it
is the quantity alone which is limited and not the variety.
Misses Hats
Values up to $50. Saturday special at 2.35
Made Of felt. scratch felt. velvet and tafeta silk. Suitable for
street or dress wear. Small lots. Every hat a bargain.
Children's Hats
Values up to $50; Saturday special at 1885
cowboy hats with leather bands. Tyroean and Jack Tar effects.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Wonderful Values in Shoes
for Youths and Bows

Value $50 sizes II to l3I2. Saturday at 1.85
Value 800 sizes to 5X2. Saturday at 2.25
q The economies in this offering are not quite apparent
even from the comparative prices in this announcement.
for these $50 and 800 shoes are better values than such
prices custonalily buy. They are the better grade Of $50
and 800 shoes, and we are able to offer them at these sale
prices solely as the result of an advantageous purchase.
There have been no better shoe values anywhere at any time.
Lace and Butcher models, in patent leather, gun metal,
enamel leather and tan Russia calf.
The department also carries a complete assortment
OF shoes for infants, as WeH as ieggings for boys and
sIs, in velvet. Jersey cloth, leather and corduroy.
The evening world., 1911-11-17

Fur Coats and Fur Sets
for Misses and Juniors
qFor the first time this season we shall show tomorrow.
a very graceful. easylitting and entirely new polo fur coat
model. with extra large cape collar. and made to be worn
with or without the belt as desired. 1t is the smartest
fur coat model Of the present season. brimful Of style.
and new and striking in its lines. Comes in four different
turs. offering a range Of six prices, made 4S Or 50 inches
long. and suitable for girls Of "A, 10. IS years.
Black Pony Skin Coats -. SO. 90 and $500
Natural Pony Skin Coats .......... IS. 90
Like-Seal Coats ......... ..........7 rs 90
Caracul Coats -. ......5 $500 and $500
Misses Like.Seal Coats at 5000
g Another exclusive coat model Of ours this season is a new
Like-Seal Coat, cut on attractive lines. and trimmed with
emine. or leopard skin collar and cuffs. 49 and 81 inches
long. and suitable for - to u years.
Special Fur Sets for Saturday
Natural Raccoon, large muff and ~neckpiece to match.
PATS
Natural Alaska blue Wolf, large muff Ind neck
piece to match. $500
Trimmed Hats at Trimmed Prices
phenomenal values tomorrow
qOu Main Trimmed Hat Salon undersoes a readjustment
OF its stocks and prices tomorrow. Such hats as remain
after the concentrated depletion Of the past few weeks. we
can well afford to let you have at a fraction Of their former
prices. The quantities, Of course, are in a measure re-
stricted. but sufficient at least to ensure for every woman
who makes an early choice a hat which Is we'll below original
cost and at the same time at the very zenith Of style.
Ostrich Plume Hats
Former prices $500 to $500. reduced to 1850
In the latest eoIonnss and shapes. the plume. Of selected stock
and unusually handsome. Ideal for smart evening wear. these hats
are among the premier productions Of our Millinery Salons.
Smart Trimmed Hats
Former prices 1000. reduced to 1880
In an unusually handsome assortment. offering a liberal selection
of colors and style effects. And the saving is unusual.
Trimmed Hats
Former prices 1880 to 1850, reduced to 500
Exhibiting a large collection Of black-and.whte effects. in all the
prevailing styles. One should come early for such values.
The evening world., 1911-11-17

Girls Velveteen Dresses,
Value ESQ special at 1900
Made Of imported v~elveteen, in navy. brown
or black. Very dressy models. Sizes 8 to IA years.
The evening world., 1911-11-17
Youths, Boys & Children
furnishings for all three

ga little journey to our Department for Young People
discloses three unusual values special for tomorrow's selling,
though they were not over-casy Of selection in a department
where good values are the rule. Second floor.
Chiidren's Angora Wool Snow Suits with combination
sweater coat, leggings, cap and mittens. In brown or gray. as well as
all white. Patch pockets and made with or without belt.
Saturday special at 4.95
Youths and Boys Wool Sweater Coats, close knit. in
plain Oxford. navy or cardinal. V neck. Sizes 70 to IS.
~-sa. Saturday special at IS
Youths and Boys Pajamas, Of white fanneiette. with
pink and blue stripes. Sizes 6to Is years. Value LOO.
Special at 55c
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-10-27
MAY BE PROUD OF RECORD
Democrats In Recent Session Have
Shown the Nation That Ito
Faith ls Justified.

The adjournment Of the special ses-
sion Of congress 10 chiefly notable for
the fact that It leaves the Democracy
with q clean record before the coun-
try.
BY grace Of Democratic votes and,
Iersistency the pet measure Of q Re-
publican administration. Canadian reel
iprocity, and the subject which |
brought the special session into ex.
istence, was steered safely through
hostile Republican waters and put be-
fore the Dominion parliament forI
ratification.
On the side Of tariff legislation theI
party has accomplished all that could
have been expected Of It. viewing the
handicap and the shifting coalition un-
der which 1t worked and upon which
II had to depend. ..-..-.-.-.
The full effect Of the prOsidente suc-
oessive vetoes Of measures aimed et|
Undertaking. policies that trailed Re
publican pledges no less than Demo
cratic doctrine can, Of course. be 90.
curately estimated only after the final
record Of the next regular session is|
made up.
What counts principally is that the
Democracy has amply demonstrated a|
capacity for cohesion and discipline,
giving body blow 70 Republican,
prophecies that the old-time dlsssn-
sions and Generalization would null.
lily the fruits Of the victory Of last
fall.
Thus far the nations vote Of conf
denoe has been iustihsd. The temper
OF the organization has, moreover.
been sufficiently tested to give earnest
that the constructive Bteadiness Of the
recent session may be expected To
carry It's omen Of victory up to the
presidential election next autumn
Atlanta Constitution.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-10-27

At Advance, in Stoddard coun-
ty, Thursday OF last week, the
wife Of John Moore became vio-
lently insane. She has been
taken to the asylum for the insane
at Pennington.
T. ]. Davidson, farmer, exhib-
tied sweet potato in Bloomfield
one day last week that measured
% inches in diameter and weighed
Z pounds. Il is Of the red Bur-
muda variety and was grown on
an ordinary piece of poor hillside
land.
One Of Champ Clsrk's neigh.
bor farmers owns a hog that meas
ures nine feet from root Of tail to
to tip of nose and weighs 110C
pounds. The animal is valued ai
$1,000. Pike county 10 noted fol
mules, hogs and the best speaker
the lower house Of congress hai
had in fifty years.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-10-27
PRESIDENT NOT CONSISTENT
Veto Of Tsrifs BILLIE Hard 70 Account
For, However Plausible the
= Argument.

President Taft has done q whole.
sale business In vetoing tariff bills.
His principal alleged arguments
against the measures were that they
were not proposed or backed BY the
tariff commission, and that they were
not scientific" According to his no.
Ition, congress and the country must
wait till the commission shall have
made q report
Well. that proposed reciprocity arI
rangenent with Canada is one OF ths|
most important tariff measures ever
considered by the nations lawmakers
The tariff board had nothing to Do
with It's preparation. And yet Mr,
Taft favored II. He did everything
IN bis power 10 secure favorable 40
ton on Il.
Why such disoriminstionf
That monstrosity In the way Of lss'
isiation. the Aldrich-Payne tsT1ff bill,
was not prepared By q tarifi eommis
sion. But Mt. Taft signed I'll
Tne president oondsmnsd the wool
schedule Of that act - 'indsfsnsibls'
Yet he vetoed q bill intended TO rem
edy the defects Of that schedule.
whsn he signed the Alddch-Psyn<
bill. he gave the tariff robbers th<
'bsneft Of the doubt They havt
continued 10 profit under that benent
Ever since the provisions Of The bil
went into sffect. the oountry has bees
carrying on business and the peopi'
have bean doing thar best 70 NEE
the demands Of the consequent htsi
cost Of iiving-aIi this with no pre-
tsnss ef tayiff-ccmmission approval o
anything like what the president saii
''soisntihc" schedules.
II the schedules prepared b. iooey
lists IN the interest Of the trusts wsr
sufhcaentiy -scisntinc" 70 merit th
prssidents approval. that same pres
dent places himself In . most ridics
ious position By vstoins the measure
adopted By The special session.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-10-27
Seed Testing for Missouri
Farmers.

A seed testing laboratory for
the benefit of Missouri farmers
and seedmen is being operated at
the Agricultural College at Co.
lumbia in cooperation with the
U. s. Department of Agriculture.
The farmers OF Missouri are vast
ing annually thousands Of dollars
in buying seeds Of poor quality
and large share of this could be
saved by having all seeds tested
at the laboratory. This work is
done free of charge and it is to
the advantage o. every farmer to
take advantag, Of this opportu-
nifty.
Seeds should be sent in care of
the Seed Testing Laboratory Co.
lumbia, Mo. For small seeds like
grasses and olovers tablespoon
full 10 sufficient. For large seeds
such as wheat, oats, etc., three
or four tablespoonsfull should be
submitted. These samples should
bear the name and address of the
sender and a letter should accom-
pany them stating whether a
purity test is wanted or whether
the seed is to be tested for both
purity and termination.
Where a purity test is desired
a report can be returned within
a week. Where a termination
test is desired II takes few days
longer.
The humber OF pernioious seeds
that are being distributed ovel
the state In the various kinds o
grasses, olovers and other seed
are many of them dangerous ant
it is to the interest of every maj
to know exactly what heis SOW
ing. He should also know tn
terminating qualities of the seed
he uses. This information is q
the disposal of the farmers @
Missouri, with no cost to them
It is frequently possible to secur
samples Of seeds from the variou
: sources, have them tested, an
then buy on the results Of tn
7 tests. M. F. MILLER,
3 College Of Agriculture and Expe
= riMent Station, Columbia, Nj
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-10-27

Inc DaptlStS OIL Lauildr duopteu
ringing resolutions" denouncing
the Secretary of Agriculture for
his actions in accepting the hon.
orary presidency Of the Interna-
tional Brewers Congress. Col.
Aaron States of the Lamar Re.
publican. Sentinel is a Christian
gentleman and a standpat Repub-
lican, therefore the Baptists
placed that worthy editor in an
embarrassing position. In the
final analysis, however, he took
the Wilson end Of the argument.
The overflow OF small streams
in the vicinity of Hannibal re-
Gently caused great quantities Of
farm products to float down the
Mississippi. The Journal says
floating products included pump
kins, melons, sweet potatoes, wal
nuts and various kinds of small
vegetables. Hannibal's river
colony that ordinarily devotes
most OF its time to catching fish
and driftwood, gathered a new
and odd looking harvest.
Two rival factions held services
in the same church over in James
port, Davies county, several Sun
daps ago. It is said that th'
brethren Of the contending fac
, tions almost burst their lungs il
, the endeayor to sing the louder
, Probably their efforts resulted il
cracking their christianity. Ant
of such is the kingdom Of heaven
; One hundred and twenty-seve
' men, including Governor Hadle
Q and President Bush OF the Mis-
u souri, Pacific, make up the boost
Q ing party Of the Springfield Com
J. mercial Club which is now on L
annual motor car tour OF tn
? Ozark country. The route OF tn
boosters extends over four hun
:, dred miles.
o The st. Louis Southwestern
% railway has increased its rollir
10 stock by the addition OF 300 be
cars, 800 refrigerator cars ar
~ 500 furniture cars. The "Cottc
a. Belt" is enjoying a fine traf1
and the increase in its rolliI
, stock will enable It to handle Il
increased business with great
=, satisfaction to ell.
of The meanest man has been di
covered near Miami. It is so
he struck Miami a widower, wi
!. seven children, and in q few da
:. he married Q widow with eig
J. children. After two weeks
ho dumped the entire amslgamat
- - family and skipped out.
ty In Dunklin county the circ
no court docket has more than {
ms cases, while in Stone county th'
are 43 criminal and so civil cas-
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1911-10-27

'ROUNDABOUTTHE STATE.
Cleaned from Exchanges--Made by the Shears,
the Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Origi-
nal, Some Credited, and Some Stolen.
but Nearly All Interesting Reading.

Poplar Bluff has a Woman's
Civic League, which will plan Tor
the Improvement of the town,
A pearl was found in Black
river last week which was sold
for $1,000. 1t is one Of the most
valuable ever found there.
An American eagle, measuring
seven and one-half feet from tip
to tip (meaning wing tips) was
captured recently near Lexington
If you want to earn 1000 fino
ont who murdered Mrs. j. E.
Shirley in Harrison county sew
eral weeks ago. That is the Of
tered reward.
Cameron is endeavoring to
build a sewer system by private
subscription, and several gifts OF
S1OO each show, says the Cameron
Sun, "the intensity of their earn
estness.
A Columbia man who "forgot
where he bought his whiskey''
was sent to Jail for six months,
during which time, it is hoped, he
will be able to brush up his men,
pry.
In attempting to cross the patti
of biplane at a trial flight a
Joplin, Tuesday Of last week JAS
Kinney, 80 years old, a miner
was killed. The elevator OF tn
machine struck Kinney and brok
his neck.
Clinton calls itself the "Arte
sian Princess OF the Prairies,
while Osceola manages to worr
along with the high sounding it'll
of"The Queen City Of the Usage.
No adverse criticism. Let tn
children have their fun, say WI
"a woman who ran a boardin
house for several years. say
the Lamar Democrat, "said tt
other day that II boarder final
didn't get mad about somethir
and leave she eventually had
fire him, as he gradually got Il
notion that he owned the place,
Down where the divorce m
grinds every minute it always
a pleasure to note there still OF
be such thing as q golden we'
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave osbo
Renick, Randolph county, W
have completed fifty years
welded life next Sunday.
Howell county won first pr
MUM al the State Fair at Seda
last week for a county exhibit
products. This was in oompe
ton with the other counties OF t
state. When the blue ribbon W
pinned on the Howell oour
booth there was great rejoici
among those from West Plai
who were ct the fair