The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1913, Page 5

Se ee ta « _THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1918. !ONewt-ApAMSCo = ONeI-ApaMSCo—Os NEILL: Siath Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City ith Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York Ci Sixth Avenue, ILL te Zid Street, ADAMS CQ The pianos for this co-operative sale were wesley selected at the factory by Mr. C. pel Wagner, President The Lyrachord Co., and upon arrival are being tested and inspected by Mr. Nakan Franko, for yeare Conductor and Concertmeister Metropolitan Opera Company. them best. The clear, trans- parent, rose-hued loveliness 2 eco €We tell to-day in detail for years been the wonder of the \ of the most important feature of this great co-operative piano sale world—and the envy of all women. Copyright, 1012, by O'Neill Adams Co, If you try Cav ORL HERE is one BIG, COMPELLING feature connected with this cooperates movement, “a and this feature provides against the possibility of the piano being lost to the family i in. © 3 franes in Parie—76e in New York A ¢/event the head of the family should die before completing payments on the piano. SULER'S “Ma WAR BOARD” BEGINS ITS BATTLE FOR DIRECT PRIMARIES | ALBANY, N. Y., May 9.—With men @ll shades of political faith enrolled omplexion Secrets— our French women understand Bis direct primary banner, Gov- Bulzer to-day repeated his belief the bosses could not deat the comittee,” where State Cim- and County ‘Chairman are you will not marvel at the Freoch woman's at- beside influential independents < tractiveness—yéu will share it. ,Yes, you can manage ‘or r sondi- || f really have a complexion to equal that of the Sone inact ere pms Ceara ince Sty soy et ce This unexcelled feature is set forth in the face of your contract in the simplest, yet strongest: language—like this: “It is the voluntary practice of the undersigned to cancel all remaining payments on this contract’ ‘ in event of death of the signer thereof before all intended payments thereon shall have become due + and payable, provided ~ that all payments then, i ES ate.’ To a simpk alll ment, withoutany ‘frills Progress of the movement ge Edttor McKelway of Brooklyn aad Weiter and Lieut.-Gov. Martin H. Glynn, || f Albany. "Legislative Committee,” whose Guty will be to attend to the direct pri- éay, or VA he cannot suppl you, send us his name @ary Ddills in their progress through and 4c. in postage, w on wilt sead you @ generous the taw-making body, has such experts || ¥ as former Speaker Daniel D, Friabie, Powder Prebevick 2. Davenport and Clarence}! Eau Gorlier Face Seap be etter : J. Ghearn. “All are well equipped for|| a & A ct Marit trey Me nd the bard work cut out for them,” the!'& he and refree! etl Al hin Governor's friends asserted. ing to the ekin. is powder it financtat to ground ina & special the woman of fast!- process. Exquisitely ecented—in all tints. H George| @ 3h in Paris Ralph Pulitzer, Her. Tbe In New Yorks os a is - — manufacturers and: others who are co-operating: with us to make this ta pos- sible want the saving to each and every buyer to be the: © greatest possible. We want: 4 every protection that can. ) thought of, to go to each.a every meansaes In short, we. want this big, 5 progresses sale. to be a standing advertise*’ ment for us as long as we are: in business, and this ov ier cancel lationofthedebt. eo man Ridder, Vincent Astor and many - -—. sreatent combination of good | EASA ish cil. Ada be ch ae Baty sirens \ Tl —coverin G, the: whole Fronds dciared shin Goserbor i story. It is the intention ee scare aes zl that this plan shall be e politictans can’ Cor ate ae aa eae | built upon the most lib- Ry pe eral lines—and that jit: Practical ol Faghrerng are inclined to that he sect pray ose —d shall beco-operative and ther ae eal mar nae It Makes Little Difference Whet You Want, « World Want Will Go and Get It. iy helpful ay andevergaa ; on et SERIO: : _ person who participates "< Rcersimaesieaeniil ._— « N — mC. Formerly Long waisted and Empire models. French knots on waist and skirt, ribbon trimmed. Sizes 2 to 4 years. Bonwit TELLer & Co. Special Sales for Saturday Misses’ Cloth ‘Suits Misses’ Silk Suits its crowning feature. * 15.00 24.00 — i ‘ ee f the head of the family Formerly to 42.50 Formerly to 45.00 diet the bread winner dies espe erie of styles in seree, eponge Smart, distinctive models ii in faille and moire —if the source of income is stopped by death—the piano is not lost to the family. The family does not have to work aad herd checks. Sizes 13 to | silk, For misses of 13 to | worry to meet the remaining payments. They are voluntarily cancelled—and a clear “receipt in full’? is riven to the Misses’ and Girls’ Class Day and Graduation Dresses family of the deceased. Isn’t this a comforting and reassuring feature? age ON a Rie ieee These pianos are worth $350. The co-operative sale price is $248.75, : ; thus saving you $101.25. The terms are $5 cash and $1.25 a — less than one-half the regular terms Those who wish may take a player-piano if they prefer The pianos are No interest One hundred player-pianos will also be sold on this co-operative wor th 5350. The added to this — ihe wae price of these playerspianos is five Inundred and rice is $248.75. 5 2 SN Misses’ ‘Street, Afternoon and Dancing Dresses 15.00 Formerly up to 35.00 Made of serge, checks, charmeuse, meteor, crepe, voile, batistes, broche: lace top and all lace, Sizes 13 to 18. itty datlars cach. ‘The co-operative price will be three . a Special Sale Girls’ Dresses and Coats hundred ‘and ninety-five dollars, NO INTEREST to be he price ingjudes C h | Sines 6 to 14, Wis pliveeiaze 70) site te Sie maetly won VOT PNNE: ere Uas 4 | ' The payments will be two dollars « week —giving you one arenoextrasof: any Eponge Dresses Linen Dresses Dressy Coats sour pavmentthe ane “ ‘on the plano, Te same kind. No interest unconditional guarantee that is giver e no is 5 9.50 5.50 6.95 outiten nthe DUDE DIANO time witia nity €0 BE added. Nothing to be added for frei ght, stool, scarf, aa Long waisted models, in In rose, Copenhagen and Box, low belted and Norfolk days. lutely no extras. Two undred and forty-ei eee ae agen, natural and rose. natural, Flowered cretonne models, in serge, cheviot, You get the same privilege of exchanging within » year as Velvet sash cotta ef shesha, || a pisces i be vlna enced a a Fig is the price, and the price smote everything. veut of death hese 200 pianos will be sold; 5 dollars cash, then 1 dollar anc Also, @ player-piano bench and nine rolls of music (your SPECIAL SALE—MILLINERY DEPT., FIRST FLOOR ‘own Meelection} are included without extra. charge. 25 cents a week. ‘The S dollars } fust about overs tia cartage ond ‘An arrangement will be made with each purchaser whereby 140 Women’s & Misses’ Tailored & Semi Dress Hats em ployer rails can be procured at «cont of only $s lelivering—yet the initial payment of 5 dollars is credited to yo 590... BBO an atmeastanes to, ittetwie'ettn'een — ACCOUTE. , Formerly 8.50 to 13.50 : | iat, Tha eayerpinaes bay ag culauali ae The piano is delivered immediately upon your making the initial payment of way sap Minty sald’ at trom two hundred to two hundred and titty 5 dollars, ‘The remainder is payable at the rate of 1 dollar and 25 cents a week.’ ol 01 f a i not pla: fect! These dollars more ‘have ad bing. Moat faser-pianor have This gives you 195 weeks in, which to pay for y rubber tubing. The life of rubber is one year—at most the iano and still et it t th » CO rat le ‘Cut this cut and muall to-light ? e wer, Tt cannot wear out, and the tubin Pp 4 a le Co-operative sale coupon { May Sale of Lingerie— Sale of Lingerie—specials ‘ Mathese playerpionos is so placed it eannot be broken. price of 2 pundred and 48 ite and 75 cents, sige aad ton of piknon aad Rayer ' or at a straight out saving of $101.25. stems t Women's Women’s Crepe de Chine shetemeersseseesewereenetmmesemeres Underbodices Brassieres letticoats SIXTH AVENUE /7\°%) JINNEWYORK'S SHOPPING CENTRE MAIN BUILDING 1.95—Regularly 3.00 1.50—Resularly 3.00 2.95 -—Resularly 4.50 | 20th to 22d Street ¢) EIL -AD AM S Co 2ad Street Elevators Of fine shadow lace, with Of all-over English eyelet ‘‘Tournier" model, with cream |NEWYORK CITY FIFTH FLOOR wide ribbon, large bow. embroidery, Cluny inscrtings. shadow lace and rosebuds, a“ - y bho hd “Bontell” Corsets “Dolly arden" ‘ t nderbodices 2.9 5 —Regulerly 5.50 etticoats 1.0Q0—Regularly 2.00 © Te ae nar tions” than any other two! mediums in the universe. 3. 95 —Regularly 6.00 Of batiste, with wide, deep | OF silk broche beset low | Whitenet, trimmed with ma- lace; satin ribbon, large bow. bust and long hips. . line lace, wide ribbon and bow | Fifth Avenue at 8th Street