The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1913, Page 11

gent ANOS FRENDS SY WITH HN FORRENOMINATON Fire Commissioner Johnson qd Henry Clews Among Callers at City Hall. sominating league spread to Tammany Hall end was construed as @ threat of running independently. The Demecratic political game now Mnes up as follows: Mayor Gaynor keeps his indepenient fominating guerillas hovering on the flanks of Tammany ready to mako & Faid at the right moment, “Boss” Murphy will hold off making | steomptin any selection until Saturday, when the designating committees meets. He has Bie ear to the ground trying to heur MURPHY KEEPS SILENT. the sentiment of the orgenisation. This sentiment appears to be oryotallising . the “boss” decides that the Mayor must be taken as a last chance to win. . An organization man—Victor Dowling preterred—if Gaynor is turned down, Republicans are still growling and Kicking over the Fusion traces. The district leaders will meet again late this afternoon to determine whether or | &® not to amach the alate at to-night's city designating committee meeting. pentane Raot-athbetetaae Senator Wa Pont Ill Abroad. WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 19.—Word has reached here that Senator Henry A Gu Post of Delaware is ill in Paris. He went abroad early in July for his le seventy-five years of age tt-miltionaire, His condition ——_s—_—_ 915,000,008 fee Chinese Will Keep His Ear to the Ground Till Designating - Committee Meets. nications to-day, the eum of $15,000, — for rights to construct @fayor Gaynor took a hand tm the Bolktical game to-day. Joseph John- @on, Fire Commissioner; R. Ross Ap (Gleten, chief of the Gaynor independent @ominators, and Henty Clews, the Banter, their financial backer, had « feng session with the Mayor on the question of pia: him in nomination Pegerdiess of what Tammany might do. After the conference Mir. Appleton Weve out the following etatement, con- @eived in the best Gaynor literary etyle: Our committee has already nounced Its candidate. This is well known. I can add nothing to that. Our committee !s now circulating Province of Kwanget. petitions for the renomination of Mayor Gaynor. You are well aware lurphy came to town from Good Ground this morning and went to Tam.aany Hall at 12.90 o'clock for con- ferences with leaders. He is trying to ntiment in the dis- tricts on the all-important question whether to renominate Mayor Gaynor er to name a good organisation man. Mewapaper reporters interviewed the “yoes” as follows: What can you say to-day about the potitical situation?” “Nothing!” * “Has any decision been reached re garding Tammany's candidate for Mayor?" “Not that I know of.” “Hello, Oh! Good morning, Mrs. Thomas. Yes, we were allout of ‘FORCE’ yesterday. At times I can’t seem to carry - enough of it—but I'll get a penne up to you in half an our.’ While many other ready-to-serve breakfast cereals have come and gone these last tem years, ‘FORCE’? has stood steadily in high favor. Have you had ‘‘FORCE”’ lately ? “FORCE” TOASTED WHEAT FLAKES Made by The H-O Compeay, Buffalo, N.Y. “Juatice Victor J. Dowling is deing talked of as your candidate?” i “% have noticed his name mentioned fm the newspapers.” “Ie Mayor Gaynor eliminated from ‘Tammany’s list?" “Wo, I can't eay that he is elim- inate” H “How soon shall we know anything definite?” ting committee Many district leaders gathered at the ‘Hall for a word with the * ff @et nothing definite, Dut it wae notice adie that there was an increase of or- geateation criticism of Mayor Gaynor, ‘They admitted hia strength with inde- A Credit House as High Class as Any Cash House ‘The sinsinies soon which this nelaaen was fended are 106 years old. We are the oldest furniture house in During all these years we have sold on credit to hundreds of thousands of people in every statian of life. And to-day a large share of our business comes from the grandchildren of our earliest customers. It stands to reason that no business could continue to grow as we have or hold its customers as we do, from one Generation to another, if it didn't stand on what was right. ‘There Je 90, buelnens house fo How: York. wich 4 beter any more legitimate than credit-buying under our plan. We want you to look into our claims, examine our won- derful stock of eve: for the home and compare our prices with those of strictly cash houses. Our terms are: $15 worth of goods cost but 25c weekly; $0 worth but 75¢ weekly; $200 worth but $2.50 weekiyi $00 worth but $5.00 weekly, and so on. If you prefer to pay cash, you take 10% off the bill, 5 Come in to-day, you will NOT be urged to buy. Cowperthwait & Sons 38rd Avenue Park Row 12let Street Chatham Square ‘ PEKING, China, Avg. &.—The Ger- man firm of Carlowits & Co., long es- tablished at Hengkeng, has offered to the Governor of Yunnen Province, it, was learned at ehe Ministry of Commu. railroad from Yunnanfu eastward to Peseh, a town on the West River, just across the boundary ef the adjoining NING WORLD, TURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1018. OWe Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandi ONEILL-ADAMS Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street ’ Continuing the Great Sale of s e Curtains and Upholsteries The response is tremendous—the public knowing the usual low price dependability of our upholsteries, and realizing that the O'Neill Consultation Service is equal to the most expensive ae iorapentel ra hee Alegre advantage of this great sale. Remember it is a pleasure lor us P uu Vv , py yo any our power, the itens: Lace Curtains Marie Antoinette Irish Point Lace Lacet Arabians ry | 01.95 a pale! $4.00 at. 02.63 a pair .' . 2.50apair! 5.00 » 9.28e pair apeir| 5.00at . 9.508 pair a 90 a pair 99.25 Couch Covers,97.65 2 Lace Bed Sets Furniture Coverings 'o it i Heavy pile mequette covers tm eh) G11'ts Hed Set, 06.85. #100 RAE Taentry at 98:38 yd 07.75 Bed Set, 04.95. 955.00 Silk Plush Por-' tieres at 935.00 a Pair One of the many beautiful heavy curtains being shown; all the wanted colore—both ides of ik plush. Colors: Green, Geld, Red, Olive, Nile and omen Main Stere—Fearth Fieor. August Blanket Sale Soft, ly blankete—even their is si ti ot cuddly comfort—and it will be bute short time when they will not only be welcome, but absolutely necessary—and the rices now are about half of what they will be. Some are below the Lisle wholesale cost. Below are just @ couple of items indicative of scores of others; An Unusual Leader «. An Unapproachable Bargain 10,000 Pairs $3.00 and patentee tk miture. By this we mean, make it over from frame up—as goed os now, maybe better—best work ot unusual prices. 99.50 Silk Damask at 92.20 yd. Club Pian—A dignified and con- fidential arrangement, whereby, if you find it more convenient, you may open an account and pay a little now and then. Clearance of Silk Waists at $1.00 Regularly at $2.00 Tokio Silk Waists, made in shirt style, with Robespierre collar. Lingerie Waists at $1 Also new Voile Waists, with ay jects. Special at.......... Gc] 4 hove supporters: sires #1 to 9 O'Neill Homefurntohing Stere—Bacement. This Beautiful $75 Parlor or Living Room Suit, $50.00 Our tremendous complete stock, comprising three immense floors of furniture, offers a wide assortment for the parlor, living room and den. The Bipbeat grade.panne plush, tapestry and silk plush are used exclusively. The workmanship is of the highest character and the frames are beautifully polished. 'e need hardly mention that O'Neill's guarantce stands back of every piece of furniture. Ae May Be Arranged. This beautiful three-piece suit is one of the best values ever offered in parivr or living room furniture. Tho frames are of the finest selected birchwood; has panel ends, French shaped legg and hand carved claw feet. Itis made with coil bed nd thorougbly constructed by ex; by sill tassels, and fins closely tufted backs, You can choose your own covering from the highest grade panne rt mechanics, Fitted with loose cushions, which are Ret silk velours, imported capestries in beautiful new designs and j ted figured valours, Wo will also take orders for this suit to be covered iu genuine brown or black Spanish leather, with upholetered ing seats and tufted backs. The frames are hand ru’ and finished in a beautiful shade of dark mahogeny. We jutely guarantee the material, workmanship and finish to be the best procurable, No better suit was over offered at the quoted. ‘I'bis sale continues throughout the entire week. O'Neill Hometyraishing Wiore—Becond to Fourth Flees Apes Neitl-Adomns Co.,. Sixth Ave., 20th to 23d St.. New York Citys=——mma0: ag A comprehensive collect! brbaded’ Be Prod yop are represented in No Mall of Telephone Orders, TOWELS TOWELS TABLE LINENS Ponti oe lace trimmed See Eventos Jourpal fer quotations in Blankets, $3.50 Blankets at 1.69)* Odd Lot Wai ii ot sts , Pull % bed sise Wool Blankets, having pink or blue borders.| In all desirable Pig and Table Linens, Towels and Towellings Full Sise 94.75 and 95.00 | Extra Heavy 97.98 California| y.""@i ou to 81.00, ee At August Sale Prices Wool at 92.98 Wool Blankets at 95.39 a eh laa baa lon of household articles needed in every home. .;. One of O'Neill's legdera, and one | _, Make ® handsome gift and sure to thie sale, ac we never carry aay that always gives satisfaction. Lid en tag teats Nitro 24 Fleer, O'Neill Main Store—Third Fleer. Big Bargains ts omen’s August Fur Sale = fimearanese nese ane | Underwear _ New models are arriving constantly, the racks are |})""cs Sr'tckcstat’.*"..... .10| Double Damashe tree Serteh ona mnctnded in this pretty assort-| being refilled with the es Noe he waoiad mee of Wis $4, Bleached Turkish aere tian of ere : prudent 8 are having their furs rese now at a WI trian, . spe ibccaeteey White Petticoats |" expense until November. diene use Tewelemeott ane | eteneeeat at 69c each There are coats in Persian Lamb, Hudson Seal (Muskrat), [H\ 2 ot, turn t Teo! Revuarly 81.00 Near Seal (Coney), Caracul, Pony and many others, and in orvtringed etnipe borders ast 6 Hog, 16. Sethe Auetrion . nes fret mbric and Muslin} every fur we can show several qualities even in the same style. re Stina ae + 18) Cabjeevalue 8 B4fy rattles. ? oh, Tawrsles Mercertsed Damaske—10 inch—pere | Corset Covers You Need Spend No Money Now |s iinet bi oar] Raleramegfe lin mesg 1 ot at 29c each These alx guarantees tell the story: ain Powele—tanes. Vyll Bleached Mereerized Naphing~ Made een gm style, with|!—O'Neill’s guarantees the ‘Qa guarantees the NEW- |]|@ ct. Fine Linen Huck Towels— detente Hite cree LIB embroidery and ribbon trimmings. QUALITY of elf the Furs, BSS of every piece of Pur on [}) Forder ail around, with men TOWELLINGS | Night Robes 2—O'Neill’s guarantees the cor- 2-ONeur'e rantess the fj] "rn ‘evn 4B] 0% ot Cotton Crash-MDEOPbERE nan rectacas of the STYLES. WORKMANSHIP | on these 1" Scnmedclinstodonen ee neta | test nen, Sinem glee, ee S-ONets guarantees the | ¢-O'Nelif's ‘guarantese, to Reep |[]| #18 arse Jurtuah nau, mee snd inbieachod Princess Slips, Combinations and} PRICES to be at lenst 20 to 23 your selection in cold sterege, TT) @ ct, Figured Binen Muck. Pe White Petticoats of Nainsook aad! per cent. lower than they will | Without any chargq to you of I] t1.0 nevorsinie terry Bath sa Sl dain ieey a embrotdeney "| beta November. $22, Rind watll “November Uhl ge RUU PR. caw "efactll HAR CTE Oe Btores . O'Neil Main Btore—B4 Fleer. Oat Rene ireercen seereanap aon Lack ef Space Prevents Mention of Sale Valuce inr— Sale of Reductions in Blanket Mupling, dhesta Bureau Scarte, ullte, PNlowe ow Case Siverware "* = Breperten, Housefurnishings “Nemo” Corsets |" bac AN. es Qn nrenerenanrrnprenmmrree Another of our big sales of housefurnishings, which gives the at $1.59 ea WASH DRESS FABRICS |WINDOW SCREENS, Redueed iene seekers” big opportunities to buy their house at big Regularly at $8.00 . Badia! Pres Cuts to seeuen, sorpict AM! must be cloged ot betore pes Made of corduroy batiste, bib pcs Mn i WooD FRAMEs, eal pnd hoe a ee ieee jum 6-Piece with medium low bust long hips, wee a anes Scie mer ol areas a arate" earn ate UB Mee ge eee a i sgremans wee sccsesie| Odd Lots of " an tn Special at............ Ble} , 91.28 Ironing Boards. | Corsets at 95¢ ea. 9, W inecvee din OB teres aa eet at aa | Serene airs cia maces Regularly at $8.00 fil Bia ee ee Bae $57.00 China Dinner Sets, $29.98): Met Reas 2. Cums wt ' ice vor 8 rod anal Sfeapoe Chee [tenes brie to end bad white | season's models, low and medium bust, All Ready-Made Garments oun cines 18 to £7 Inchon, imped Wav O'Neill Main Store, Third Ween, Povey or é il 21st AUGUST SALE Blankets and Household Dry Goods Third Week—Time Fliee—Only Eight Days More. ~ Muslins Sheets Pillow Cases At August Sale Prices aii: Pane Basal Mille She etings Wall known for durability. et August fale Prices BLEACHE! ‘D. Measurements are before hemming. Hee ee 20 10, to 71 yorder for Wemen, Misses, Babies, Youths and Boys o—_—______________e MORNING SPECIALS—Temerrew, Wednesday, Until 1 P, M. To prevent dealers buying, quantitica restricted, No*Mall or Telephone Ordera 19 et, Taffeta Sitha—36 inch... 80 | 69 ct. Children’s ite Dresses of changeable — Gesirabie ran ‘and ‘nninecoteyts Hii Fal Patn colora Bie ener “Heese years and lace rie aoe, c “Mleds....... NPA tu DEVE —secoxp FLooR, Black and white-amli, medium | 4§ et. Nainseok Corset aml medium | 45 et, Nainsook Corset Covers,......... ae 0 bln SSO Min room, | path pangs OF taney en opily ‘HIS et. Crinkle h afauin UNDERWEAR—SECOND FLOOR, Clear stripes—require no ironing— |$2.09 Batiste Corsets for dresses children's rompers. ton, whens 1.00} co rue Long models-—emb'y tri i hea DRESS PABRICS—BASEMENT, CORSETS —akCOND a | 49 ct. Rempors.214 te 6 Per 1.69 Full and three-quarter sine—ready ror. rr 4 ate Chambraya, cheviots, ginghams and Hipplettes ‘high oF low for EM NGh—BAGESENT, pla 1249 Revere Couch Corea. 1.481 ‘Bors: PURMMINGS “TMB PLooR, wtringed arate reas | $1.25 Men's & Women's Umbrellas .... Ful inch. 5 Black American Tattota--plain 24 ct. Women’s Lisle Veots.. . i| fancy misnion handies— Fr} ‘Low neck—sleeveless—firm edge— UMBRELLAS—MAIN PLO! regular and extra sizes. NIT UNDERWEAR-—-MaIn FLOOR, 29 Messeline Waists...... a A a RIED Op Aire oMBCOND Fusoa, 9to 1S ct, Women's Initial Ha’b'ts, . : Pure linen—sheer of cambrie quality =f the MM NANDA uuCHIEPS Mal FLOOR Bicached or brown = also’ “giaws® $3.50 Boys’ Sui eheoageenn oncaeid checks, |} Single otehaes rons, Mortal, also TOWELLINGS—MAIN FLOOR, < jea—cheviots, cassime: . |] Stripes, Rerringbones and mixtures, | 49 ct. Women's Wash Petticests........ major bave extra = trousers— 6 to 16 years. BOTs CLOTHING—THIRD FLOOR, Crinkle secrsuckers—clear require no ironing—-all slges, PETTICOATS-SECOND PLOOR, Cleek Signs Denote Morning Specials. Leek fer the Viecks! Leek for the Clocks! —___________e CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY Until Further Notiog, :