The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1913, Page 5

AN ES LINED UP A. BOTH PARTE ——E TO FIT SULZER = Plan to Again Pass Blauvelt “Primary Bill and Defeat Governor’s Measure. CALL HIM A “TRAITOR.” McCabe’s Statement Attack- ing Sulzer Said to Have Been Inspired by Murphy. . ¥., June 17.—With Tam- it on, the extraordinary session the Legislature was under way Setater ‘Wagner had not cooled off beet ya to eay whether or not he |= sranlhnern ced an investigation of the for direct pri- jch he intimated would be Smetor Healy of Westchester, indig- what over the Governor's invasion of his the people what he ought to represent them properly, sulked his eset and declared he had deen without warrant. aod an attempt at ined Levy, ued to assert that thy to know very little heat primary laws. NEED OF EXTRA ereetee: Bosses. quickly, What other legistation he wil! fecommend they do not to| backed up in the McCabe statement by a Brees oar Degsing “with tears in his "the charge of political duplicity ts a w the dates of four “secret confer the Governor is alleged to hay with Murphy. sin. there ta in direct primaries or anything else, unless it be early adjournment. IN THIG ATTACK SULZER 18 CALLED A TRAITOR. ‘The committee will consider the ort- time the members take things easy, and the leaders are working hard at schemes to “put the Governor in a hole.” From what they have done thus far, thelr chief object seemed to be to shake the people's confidence in him. That they will carry out @ well defined plan to “get even” ‘@ not doubted by politicians who ere watohing the very unusual battle be- tween the Governor and both parties. The real beginning of the machine campaign against the Governor was seen ner wine te tr eakalinst newspaper when dig type 4 Gov. Sulser a business Governor? P| smaller type attacked his veto of the NO DECIGION VET ON MUNICIPAL HOME RULE. ‘The question of whether municipal home rule will be considered at thie session of the Legislature will be ée cided Thureday afternoon, when the Governor will meet the legislative committee of the State conference of Mayors and a committee of the Munio- ipal Government Association to talk over their request that he recommend the enactment of the optional city charter bill ‘The Mayore’ committee which includes ex-Mayor Charles C. Duryea of Schenec- tions conveyed in resolutions passed at, the recent conference of Mayore at Binghamton. If the Governor consents to gubmit the question the bill will be introduced ‘by Senator John F. Murtaugh of Elmira and Assemblyman Minor MoDaniels of thaca, ‘The statement issued by MoCabe charges that despite the denunciation Gov. Sulzer has hurled at Chartes F. Murphy in recent speeches, he has sought and obtained secret conferences with him since Jan. 1. It vividly pictures the Governor, on one cecasion,: when Murphy refused to help “deceive After reading the statement the Gor- ernor eatd: SULZER WAITS TO LEARN THE “REAL , ausey ” made the discovery, notified the Cor- an investigation ‘8 under oner, and SCAETEE ‘WHEAT FLAKES STERN BROTHERS Tomorrow, an Unusually Important _Sale of Women’s House Gowns, Negligees and Kimonos at Extraordinary Reductions in Prices Houce Gowns, vere of Plain White hen Plaga at $2.65, 3.35, 5.95 of Albatross, all desirable colors, threestyles, 4.25, 7.75 Pit ° of Canton Crepe and Crepe deChine, , at 9.50 |; ofCrepe de Chine, two plaited models, “ 12.75 h. of Cotton Voile and Crepon, at $1.25, 1.75 of Dolly Varden Plisse, at 2.15 of Silk Striped Novelty Crepe, “ 3.95 ‘of Crepe Meteor, hand embroidered, * 5.85 Nogiigest:.. two very desirable models. ¥. Set hs ahedew leer sod chifer cess, $15.00, 29.50 \.. Included in this sale are also about One Hundred Negligees and Tea Gowns fncluding many Imported be clcbones ond plas deco, ct $10.00, 14.50, 25.00 Formerly from $25.00 to 85.00 Classique Corsets ; been received, featuring cage best Aer dae | Also for To-morrow, a Batiste and Coutil Corsets, ~ ‘adapted for all figures, At the Extremely Low Price of Featuring the very low cut top and extremel: low poebes.h nods « Spec Ofering ‘—_— $1.10 Actual Value $2.00 », My ee Se peo ‘and Coutil, Walohn boned, at $2.95, 4.50 Values $5.00 and 6.50 { rassieres, trimmed with lace and embroidery, Specially Thursday, June 19h, priced at 45c, 65c, 85c the remainder of their Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Tailored Suits, Afternoon and Evening Dresses and Coats @emprising many of the season's most desirable styles and materials. will be offered At Absolute Clearance Prices t Parla willapar in Wedneiay evenings papers wv West ee wenseng and WegeTrmtnsnsees Mp Streets Complete Lines of Summer Styles in Woinen’s Colonial, Sailor and Oxford Ties, Walking rune and Tennis Shoes are now PResefby Soert ae Canvas, Buckskin and Nu Buck, Tan, eas Call Vici and Lustre Kid, Patent Leather, “Gr. blac and Tan Sede, Backed Fighet dere a amtie here py borden no en Shoe and Slipper eee of Cut Steel, Sterling Silver, Leather Covered, and Metal Finished are in, stock in, « attractive designs at Very Tomorrow, Wednesday, very desirable Parasols and Umbrellas Greatly Below Prevailing Prices Ly pe tiger Silks in all in jain in desirable colors, also with floral borders, Value $3.00, at $1.90 Sik Parasols, hens alec $30 2.95 Floeal Titeres extra wide Hinck and Embroidered Imported Men’s and Women! = Twilled wore Umbrellas, pga spi handles, Values from $3.00 tp 3.50, at 1.95 Also a Special Removal Sale in their Jewelry Departments Extensive emvarimanty ct 4 Saree Gold Novel Wanzen_ joes Lace Pins, Sterling Silver Bags, fanity Cases, French Rhinestone and Novelty Jewelry ee eee Greatly Below Their Former Prices, including 1 Watch: ae aamoes w $5.25, 7.75 with Actual Value $5.50, a 3.25 Pearl Bead Necklaces, with gold clasps, Misses’ size, 15 ins. long, $1, 15 27 to 31 ina loog, $2.50 ling Silver Jewel d Ba: Pin: Novels Tulle Bows, with fe jeweled basket motifs 1.00 Amethyst and Topaz beet ta! in silver, Bangle Bracelets, to match tive $300, Esch 1.75 lets, Cat et Ore ene 350, 95c, 1.35 Sempetre and | Lorgnette Chains, wt 65c Coral Necklaces, 20 inches long, solid gold clasps, finish, Sterling Silver Bags and Purses, $9.50 to 39.50, at $7.50, 11.95, 21.50, 31.50 HAND PAINTED AND SPANGLED FANS icc oe Yalow 50 e400 ee $1.45, 1.95, 2.50 Value $1.50, who called at the Baeoutive Chamber the Govern. te reported to have re- Bedy amp. ( ‘The Evening World.) MIDDLETOWN, N. Y., June I-A man'a body was found wrapped in a horse blanket in a swamp near Pine- bush last night. William Tombs, who THE EVENING ae a TUBBDAY, SUNE 17, 1918. ONEILL-ADAMSCa Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City The pianos for this upon arrival are bei Aes these pi Lae is per —-. ‘ tive Tice 1s 75 eac! je co-operative price (9248.75) includes the | nega of taking 195 wee time in which to pay for the piano. This co-operative price (248.75) is payable, $5.00 as an imitial payment. This $5.00 payment is deducted from the fr of the piano, leaving 8243.75 to be paid in weekl: ents of $1.25 without interest. If you will igure a little you will see that this gives you exactly 195 weeks in which to pay for the piano. Your Pony are less than if you were ‘torenta piano. The piano isdelivered immediately. You do not have to wait. ke get the piano when you make the initial payment of $5.00 You do not have to stretch your ’ payments out over 195 weeks—if you do not wish to. In other words—you are given the paves, a payin, shortertime. You may pay spot cash, if periog The Association’s agreement has 198 co coupons attached to it—very much like a bond. One coupon The special privileges of the co-operative plan Tithe" viene’ te not sattetaatery eiter 00 daze’ use, we will give you peeinenny re ay plane fa 80" de "i, though = Thinty dad teal docs net dati an 8. a ‘A ee ieeer, We wil give in Oe Soe” oe On the other eer 4 Oe eset t Meal fr sch and every planet that will show whether or sot it is worthy of a permanent place in y pied core Se face of our contract ges you—and signed by alle ives to each and every associate mem- jie piano, et any time within one year, piancs You become T: regular selling sect and actual value of ourselvee—is ber the pri eritees son of ache baer one penny’s loss to chase one of fies oa thea Associate agin Association and are entitled to all its ad- oney you have paid, whether it is 8 the amount, will be credited to the one we will take the original piano back without the qe ot jose fens The plan on player-piano is outlined agai One hundred player-pianos are also being sold on this co-operative The usual price of these player-pianos is five hundred and fifty dollars each. The co-operative price is three hundred and ninety-five dollars, with NO INTEREST to be added. The player-piano will also be delivered immediately upon the payment of five dollars. The payment will be two dollars a week—giving hundred and ninety-five weeks’ time in whic! payments—the same as on the piano, The same uncon- ditional antee that is given on the piano is given on the player-piano. You can also get your money back at any time yithin thirty days. You get the same privilege of exchanging within a year as that given with the All of the unpaid event of death. Also, a pla; er-piano bench and nine rolls of music (your own selection) are included without extra charge. ou one to make your Be will be voluntarily cancelled in In New York’s Shopping Center ONEILL-ADAMSCO. =. Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York City.. co-operative sale were personally selected at the Mr. C. Alfred Wi Provident The hord Co., and ng teated and ed by Mt - r. Nahan Franko, f poe dy a ue Conesrbenctetor y+ praliderdon son nt The whole co-operative? =Story told over again Copyright, 1918, by O'Nelll-Adams Co, ‘lonductor and Opera Company. represents one week. One hundred ‘tad ninety-five coupons represent 195 weeks—the time allowed you in which to pay. E Hans bpeywent 6 Siam eee io, batees is due—a once” clipped off and brought i to us together the money 0 cove rt , and a pl S< conegincah a fos onels oad ereny bia ago over to you. baggie ong see ie tea the co-operative peee y Gasaits) ‘cam be seduced just as many gg ifteen cents as you will advance, or before they are due. eat one Wank 0 oceanes gate mere remium cents cash, if you will pay two weeks wivenan saa is a premium of30 cont: only S Wee Sie fifty weeks in advance you will get a premium of F500 in cosh, and 20 on. This much for the economies and the dollars and cents end of the plan. The life insurance an exceptional feature If the bread winner dies—if the source of in- come is by death—the piano is not lost to the fgally. ne ee ae ee ee worry to meet the remaining payments. We volun- tarily cancel all future ot ianoriaa vend ® clear “ oe een ts « ee ae mont An arrangement will be made with each purchaser whereby new player rolls can be procured at a cost of only § cents a roll, These player-pianos are stand- ard 88-note players, that is, they play every note on the piano when the music roll is in motion. These player-pianos have an automatic, shifter which compels the music tb play perfectly. Most player-pianos sold at from two hundred to two hundred and fifty dollars more than these will not play perfectly. These player- pianos have lead tubing. — Most playe! i pplapes have rubber tubing. The life of rubber is one year —at Lak lasts forever. It cannot wear out and the tubing i in these pianos is so placed tg cangot be broken, y ment you select will be held for delivery until fail, ad Ont Srieat sonst and mall to-night out obligation on my part, mail and descrip f Pianos. being on t