The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1913, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 39, 1918. ERIC @ EI © We Give Surety Coupons Free With Purchases and Redeem Them in Merchandise @ === @ | WAR OPENED ON te we ON In New York's Shopping Centre EILL-ADAMS Co ramaotionty ars be, of 6 Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street OF DEMOCMS n All||/New Autumn Millinery Fashions Are Budding DOUGLAS, Arif, "AGE. | @.—The te pearance of John G. Georg mining man, after hie release ‘trom ucus rules. Now, however, ‘eached a point where sgt..q| 1 feel free to take another course.” Hitchcock Calls It Political]’ senator Hitchcock added, in support | tion C of his amendment, that the anti-trust } i 1 had proven failures, 6o far as ‘ Machine and Demands Free ee eer ome caneet mend Store Will Be Ope Day Saturday, August 30 | _— hae es re acetonide Closed Monday, Sept. 1, Labor Day dl ie Sea wan WASHINGTON, Avg. 2. —Denuncta- a the market by great truate, Beare eady for of the Democratic Senate cauc and AreWonderfullySmart | mee soit macnne” oy seco ASKS $7,000,000 TO RUN | The For One More Day po dado atep Signature ud ts wre mea on] ARMOR PLATE PLANT] .-' Kind HY our next Winter FURS || ot scverst bandzeds ot theve new “First Hats” to-morrow— no, rae cet une os You Have, - i a etn ne nec ene Comersman Wants Gove Always Bougit || can be selected at 20 to | "At'Very Attractive Prices ees srt ect | to Break Up Trost, | Saag 25 per cent. less than || The Series of New Hats ge November Prices at $8.50, $10, $12 & $15 REMOVAL NOTICE ase wal Gasparfald. & Cleveland " controWing the ermor plate situation in this country." He contends that @ Gov- Dtamend Price Cutters. are our particular pride because they are veritable interpretations of originel French hats thet cost to import from four to siz And No Money At All Need Be Paid Before November First } tapome tax section no! A the floor of the vinces Senators that ¢ insurgent Democrats, who yester- " N need wait until November to select new furs. || times the prices. i , vaernanded Tee ea tum ox tance sore | ee rey oh mot enonetiog: “eau 8 Mi tdlely fool Certain y none need A pay wale more than Cee nee Sale 3 \\ +| tes, apparently had gained strength, Rreveiaaeaiive dase 4 time « WEW NEW STORE, fair Lane br eae sek. tad t until Novem! Hand Made Black Velvet . i ference late forduy oF tormorrow to | member o° the Naval Aftaira Committes || Ware o complete sew atoah ot Pay That the Ryles, qualities and values are correct, depend- Hats ‘ Introduced @ e low, prices awaits your ¥ A | lod acaperelee sett yappdaameenthy ede Sepeotion, “ene tore able and rone-fide t is assured by O'Neill's broad guarantee. a deahiondble and age show they ve wl i By bat ths leputeents Sardine sate & Fur Coats Fur Sets novel and ingenious min, many ver if tefed that thelr proposale ‘would fully arcs ae . sa Coats at $80.80 to| Skunk Fur Sets st $29.80 to crushed or draped velvet ' i <a views, . : | ¢ Seal 50 | 957.00; Melee values, $89.50 Be dence win tn comdcens to's SS eameealomiaad |x as Chic Feather Trimmings ™ vy Penalty tax on truste or monop- ea tudson, Seal Coats at 9110.00 *S S t controlling more than one-fourth of 9205.00; November values, bet" so, November values, 688.60 |/ are noticeably in bagtlons rei in the country's production or trade in any Sieo.00 to 0878.00. Persian Lamb Costs at 9189.00 ||@ddition to which Oriental effect breids, woven Ye line, Five per cent. would be led to incomes of corporations doing ; from one-fourth to one-third of all busl- nes in any given line; 10 per cent. for ussian Ponyskia Coats at jovem ber tent bev) and t colored ribbons ante eg Py November val frog ord Dip he effect of geal on the eden Other Coa eukoay omar a “Garscul Fos Coa 049.80 | Seta of all wanted Fur in plain or ||! s to Soles hate she ao ‘all af Augut Bele These new eon are = ora in the Vy, 'rices. O'Neill's Big Store for Dad and the Boys|A Comprehensive Display of Untrimme ats and s Men’s SHIRTS aPissucings That Regularly Are Embracing all that the correct Autumn hat $1.00 to $1.50 Grades SS aati Sis Special nia. ..99c August Blanket Sale £2. A fine, big lot of clean, new shirts It is now merely a matter of your willingness to select next Winter's blankets now and save odd bi about one-third. Only because we can make these savings by advance purchasing do we have et ae ae Hog ape an i a sale of Blankets in August. Just a suggestion of the economies: Gollection (rons ag regul ilar 3.00 and $3.50 Blankets $4.75 Blankets $6.50 Blankets STERN BROTHERS Announce that on account of their removal to their new establishment on West Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, which they will open on Tuesday, September 2d, their store on West Twenty-third Street will be.closed all day Saturday. those doing one-third to one-half, and 20 per cent. fot thone above one-half, It would apply to no corporations capital- feed at less than $0,000,000 or doing a Business of lens than $10,000,000 annually, (Benator Hitchcock declared his amend- ment had been offered in the caucus and | twaten, 23 to 1s, but he alleged it had | Not been an open fight there, “It was not even a fair test of caucus | strength,” said he, “for there was a! caucus within a caucus, The nine A Democratic members of the Finance Cemmittee voted as a unit, without re- gard to their individual convictions, It was © wheel within @ wheel, a machize within a machine, ~ saag rule mvakes public debates tn Senate farcical. Senatore will not even remain in their seats to hear them. Caucus rule kills the very spirit of legisistion, This income tax sec- tian ought to be a matter of living ine terest. It 1s new legistation with vant Possibilities, affecting not only reve- nue bit social conditions. being here a thing of iif Our Staff of Millinery ““Attorneys”’ are prepared to give you professional saved ee as to “the effect of Fashion's newly psi laws of Millinery upes your individual case. of ee Bs toner mens tp ose who pure! end materials in cer departments, y | Va joo! blanket wool blanket of Mi ide of California Sliding Cou ee ere! a a ak ate} $1.69 |g Sone a (82. $2.58; sh, ree" | $4.69 ‘ igiorned rach 2. 89 effects; sistent ls \ (Camry {} | borders........ 5 orn fi om | — PP IPEPS © Ue weer ith fine pearl buttons, in coat | Cameras and Camera = $,600 Pairs of W: *s 16-Button Milanese Supplies of Women's Length aggecccttac| Silk Gloves i! Athletic oc otenione:, ‘ 0 Th icing onl oe Which, actual knowledge, i| » ful Undergarments Union Suits tro oda ek advil ty NOW. bed oti nn ee at 85c to 68c ‘| couches have femous 4 | 50c to $1.00 Shirts $1.00 to $2.00 Com- con special, pair. . ‘ope th B k h th ited below keye Films si Mil | i: j 3 loc 8t Av.3 fears ne, N and Drawers, 29c bination Suits a S5C| "sie Eastman | @ yan bey ye Pes i ioe ia aye silk, with double tipped fingers. White, St. t. uality ge . Made of very O'Neill Main Store—Main Fleer, Newerk, N. Ju, Store, 69 and 51 Market Strest ie drag and” lnsoak eect | mall or ‘mada Thayne eabed: Mela : per matte, coneidering the big COMPARE PRICES AND SAVE MONEY aac aa eee ile Beene : LAST DAY * I fs Print rea 0 sctuattlt be the only store certian tay shat hart toe H Socks at 29¢ ag ote ac ie Saturday—to Buy Stickley Bros. Jon ted chine. witb eobee bane ii GUARANTEE OUK FURNITURE 1 DuiRABLE "AND’ WELL. MADE et Se @ ae eee a a = s|Arts and Crafts Furniture at Half Price ‘erms in vértisement Can Only Finest Value in New York's Clothi: i aa LOCK SSTHTO SoTH STREET AND 6TH AVENUE hg Ra Be, Sales Mean ‘Anything = 75¢ Kit Goods Men’s $18 to $25 Suits at 25¢ Norfolk, English and conservative models for present and early Fall wear TT ca, Payments on the Lait i fe pled rg Boy A ta “ott a op to ey at $12. 50 made up realy for embsoldery. Fd Club Plan my t be arranged by" those who 0c i, faonde, Be Bags 39c It is im int to remember that in this sale ae lot is limited—in any there is but one piece, in others there are only two to five or six, nt © in no instance a very large I ri} New designs: heavy 13 2-Inch pests, were fi! ru \ ; ge jee mR io ali nd eralerah usks SC WN Store for Dad and the Boys. and purchases will he held tor later delivery if ferred. Advance Sale of Men’s High Shoes number, "Soc “Pillow C Cases i, Just a Few Representative Items coal gen More—tsownd Meer We cannot guarantee any lots to last—they are going Aang © ‘ "$5 te 3,00 of the wage “Small — sins ous aad oe neat ago of ead +} Co} ° ° Vamed cak Round Library Table, | Fumed oak Desk. 4 On Small Weekly Payments full en ll Especially tarited £5.08 Je 4.5) Grates $2. 45 15¢ Box Soa Regular price $14.00, 920,00........Sale pl ae Fumed ae ‘Cha Regular price 937.50 021.50........8 Sale price 910.75 ta ee ee ee ecied peice tine peien, pode chews Il] at 3 Boxes for 25c in button, lace and blucher models, me dens $3.00 Shoes at $1.95 cat Choe, Wout Sifercat odes. {| Fumes, o8 amp, pler,peieg | Posed cok Chair. Regular peice Included are about 500 pairs of Men's Black Gun Metal With every three boxes, one raw Round trary yell MI cae ae price 99,50 | Gold ish, E c 5 Pee Pi tenes sone si periat and in the latest modda, silt waab cloth given Free with pur- \" | malty price | $20.00, Fumed oak Library Teble, Regular olden finiel xcop= . ving ee fess: Ld Brice 910,00 price $92.00...Sale price <2 Onell Hometuraishing More. Mala Floor. O'Neill Main Store—Main Flees. ne 9 4 to Fourth Fleer, pa O'Neill-Adams Co., Sixt h Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New York Pviag ero ; ROOCOOCEEEEESOEEEESEOEE EES SED OEEESS i THE.SUNDAY WORLD'S Makes more “Offers of Posi | WANT DIRECTORY mediums in the universe, EOGAEOOSSELELEESES SESESESELESSEEEEE EEEEECOOECEOCERS a 1.59 Po4 al Extra heavy maple Ports, cane seat, very stron; construction, an un: usual value at 79c. s LAN ee es ee SL I aR a aed haan meee