The evening world. Newspaper, October 28, 1908, Page 5

+ $155,000 000 MAY BE CTY BUOGET a) FORNEXT YEAR No Provision Made in Tenta- tive Plan for Any Increase in Salaries. | $11,500,000 INCREASE.} No Adequate Record to Show Where Money Goes, Ob- jector Declares, In the presence of a large gathering the Board of Estimate to-day acted finally on the budget for 1909 The purpose of the ng to-day, the Mayor sald, was to decide upon the tentative bu a Bridge cable to enreless ac. f city ofMictals. He being paid . ~~ Ten Free Goid Standard Stamps to Start Rach Book. NN 8A Ae AMAL Alt Ht 1 1 Gold Standard Stamps The especial value of Gold Standard Stamps is that they may be redeemed in $2.50 worth of any mer- chandise you may desire in either of these two great buildings, as well as in the beautiful premiums shown in premium parlors. Double Stamps with purchases made before 12 o'ciock to-morrow, single stamps after 12. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1908 _ 5 O’NewL=ApaMs @. 7 2 BLOCKS ON A Gold Standard Stamp for Each 10c, of Your Purchase CAVE. Our Unlimited Resources A Great Advantage The purchasing power of the O'Neill-Adams Co. is unlimited (no lots of merchandise are too large for us to handle ), which gives us first position in the markets of the world. It is a fundamental rule in business that the largest buyers get the lowest possible prices. We in turn mark all goods at prices representing the very minimum of profit. We now further make this business co-operative by the intro- duction of the Gold Standard Stamp—the stamp with a definite value. A full book (990) will be redeemed with $2.50 worth of merchandise of your own selection or a valuable premium, hundreds of which are displayed in the Premium Parlor, on the third floor of the O'Neill Building. Five Hundred Pairs of Furs testimony to this city a able waste. ene Pay rolis ; Because of the unprecedented demand for Furs in European centres. We have a magnificent stock of Furs, selected months before the advance in the price of Lynx Minks, and ‘We are in a position to offer high s Furs at extremely low prices. Some Notable Examples: $25.00 Russian Morie Pony Coats..... $19.50 _ $40.00 Russian Morie Pony Coats.... $29.75 $65.00 Russian Morie Pony Coats $49.50 .50 Assura Lynx Sets . $15.00 $40.00 Russian Lynx S $29.75 $65.00 Best Leipsic Dyed Lynx....... $45.00 Sabled Squirrel! Coats, Caracul Coats and Mink Sets at equally low prices. In Both Buildings. 263 Sixth Ave. 104-106 West 17th Street MONSTER BED SALE This Outfit Kimonos, Dressing Sacques, Nurses’ Uniforms and House Dresses, Under Usual Prices for Thursday. At 79c. Value $1.25. Long Crepon Kimonos, | shirred yoke, jined, trimmed with Persian 9 border; in all colors 7 Cc At 39c, Value 59c fitted back and tuck belt and. sailor Of patterns ....4. d front; finished with D ut Sales, be Atd8c. Value $1.39 Fuli Line of CARRETS, | Long Flannelette Kimonos in (eet AND DRAPERIES striped and Persian des a tucked front and back You ke advant.ge of our Easy Yerms of Credit At $1.98 Don't forget the number, Nurses’ Uniforms and House bth Ave. Dresses, in chambray and seersucker, 203 X made in one and two piece; a APCD iseramnnieninnnnn 0) bho} Adams Bui ding— econd F.oor, gs.) cut), in gray, or red; double breastea, with two rows of metal buttons; black~vele vet collars; cuffs piped with®lack velvet; sizes 2, Value $4.00 at Infa ford ; cape trimmed with and braid, Value ne Steet eae ~ $1.75 Children’s Felt Normandie Bon- Nets, in navy, red or white; full lace rucae : around face; trimmed with ribbon ro- Special for felies and rosebuds. Value $1.39, at,, 2OC One Week Children’s Bishop Dresses, 1 ¢ p ol mainsook; hemst te i ruffle at neck and sloovessor Square yoke of fine tucks Call, pane os and embroidery insertion Value 5%. 45c¢ wan will call w O'Neill Building—Third Floor. Are Advancing in Price | | | | \ Flanne'ette Dressing Sacques, | Children’s Chinchi'la Coats (ike | | Drawers and Pantaloons | assortment to choose from 3 and 4. years. $2 75 | Value 59c.; spectal at......+. 44c special at nts’ Long Cioaks, made of bed- | aerts! Cares All Fashionable | Women’s Waists---5,000 New Models, About One-Third Less Than Usual Prices Impossible to give full particulars—we simply ask you to see the Waists and compare the values with what you sce elsewhere. Tuscan Net Waists cut on right)—Trimmed with braid, in 25 Dozen Linene Waists (Like cut on left) —Made wit effe Waists. Value $6.00, at..... brusse.s Net Waists. med with 92:95 Taupe Colored Net Waists ly trimmed b 75; special at... E b2e20 25 Dozen Net Waists gs of Val. lace { ian bands. 00; special atvessessees. + $1.98 50 Dozen Lawn Waists two Entire Waist of one-quarter in. tucks, Nalersia7pruspecialantarmleiant a 98c Colored Net Waists | Hundreds of M line Waists Made of Tuscan Net, body and sleeves of one- Imported quality; in | blue, pink, white and violet. Value $4.00 to $7.00; special at $2.95, $3.95 & $4.95 inch plaits, finished with silk tie, all coiorin silk lined. Value $6.50; special at...... $3.95 Waists of Marquesette Cloth Street and evening shades, looks like chiffon, but 100 Dozen New Lingerie Waists All new ideas for spring, 1909. Value $1.75 to eAOguate aan 98c, $1.98 & $2.95 In Both Buildings wears better, Value $5.75; special at..... $3.95 Newest Autumn Silk and Fabric Petticoats New Eppo Petticoats (Like Cut.) ar \ing a great showing of the Eppo Petticoats. They fit perfect! ithout alteration, to any size of waist hirring strings, fastenings at side; a practical new invention. We in: 1 23 troduce the $1.50 variety, very special, at........+++e0% $ * Others up to $10.00, Newest Silk Petticoats All the new Autumn colorings, ruchs, acordion plaiting and all silk under ruffles, in an endless variety of styles for street, re- 5. 50 ception and evening wear. Regular price $7.00; special at $ ° Cozy, Waim Outing Flannc. Gowns, Outing Flannel Gowns, Cambric Knee Also Canton Hannel Drawers; a large 65c Undermu:lins at Special Prices. Drewes. | Night Cown, Chemises, Length Skirts. Value 7 Drawers, ainsook Cy bricand Muslin Gowns Peviico.ts, Chemises Diawe's and Coret Covers, chi mined < overs, Knee Length Skirts, nicely trimmed hort Skirts and Corset Co-ers, ruffles with lace, embroidery and hem trimmed wit stitched; assorted sizes, Reg- t ting. Regula « Value ular price 29¢.; special at 21c price cial at 39 65c Petticoats, beautifully (rimmed with deep tlounce of em- | Exquisitely Trimmed Undorgapen's inci@ding Dr w. broidery and insertin three and ur rows Of lace in An et ton benit ow sertines. Dimity Gowns and Corset Covers, cliborstely ee rset Cover b F trimmed with lace, embroidery and rigbon, Newest = #@ Tr were a icoats. Ya s "ey 19 pric Dp. a In Both Buildings CONSOLIDATED AY GOODS | OA Ard 110(b Bi, "Rhone 26465 Mortem, | || _ =a | Shoe manufacturers of | $1.95 Lynn, Mass., at.......... J AS 1 make that sells regularly at $3.50; all Women’s $3.50 Shoes. Made by one of the best } a g factory to u patent leat lasts tha mode Is that just came direct from the They come in dull gun metal and made over the new short forpast he foot a small appearance. The er cut lace and have Cuban heels; very smart, stylish Shoes that are up to date in every particular, at........4 $ J 95 Adams Building—Second Floor. Women’s $8.50 Voile Skirts $5.00 Women’s imported crisp Voile Skirts, two new fall models (one like cut) the other button front effect with Skinner's Satin trim- ming, black only, assorted lengths and waist bands. Val. 5 00 $10.00, special at. . ° f Adams Building—Second Floor 1.25 Corsets at 89c. to-morrow of Corsets in the new and back model; made of tine coutil, e supporters attached; prettily trimm lace and ribbon, Regular $1.25 value MAA AANAAAARAANAANAANNND 89c W. B, NUFORM CORSETS, in all the newest models, made of coutil, with Hose Supporters at- tached $1.00 to $3.50 In Both Buildings. Extraordinary Values in Blanket Department f White Blanket @ $1.85 } large _ Reel 6.49 wool Bl 50 s white ial at sp cendid Values in 250 Marseilles Bed Bed Spreads Spreads 3 ; At 6 6488 "ON iB > ha.