The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1913, Page 4

4 1 ESTATE MEN | REAL ESTATE MEN COMPLAIN AS TAX Commissioners Add $150,000 000 to Land and Decrease Personal Assessments. Prospects of lower taxes and low Tax Commisrioners’ that $160,000,000 hod been added to t real ratate anmesxments to be effect! reports show tate aememsments already are clone to what the City Economy League sa im 100 per cent. of its valuation, Wh ments. year forces the greater city's real Assenaments above the asnenxments f counties of the State. also extends the city's” year. ‘The aasersment books will be open between which times real estate owner ings in the Bupreme Court results in diminution of the tax asacsemont. tion of several great office buildings Aistricts. standatin, VALUATICN SOARS renta vanished to-day when the Deputy Oct. 1, 1918. The city’s total real es-| $8,000,000,000, realty being taxed up | the increased burden to realty holdings | there is a decrease in personal asness- This enormoun raise in real estate ‘anseasmenta over the high mark of last real estate in all the other fifty-seven | The increase borrowing ca- Pacity to $15,000,000 more than last Oct. 1 and will be on fle until Oct. 15, may file their objection. It rarely hep- pena, however, that a certiorari! proceed- ‘The sixty odd assessors, who rank an Deputy Tax Commiasionors, and who re- port increases in realty activities fom the varioun districts to which they are assigned, claim that the $15,000,000 in a! lemitimate increase due to the comple- | the down town section and many high class apartment houses in the up town Fhe armouncement of the Increase farther upset the realty markets to-day. For sofithe the scrape!s have complained that the Ligh assessn\enty) of fealty values, par- Builders pave experienced these au- thorities clam, the great kind of dim- culties in olWaining loans to complete ‘work. ‘URGE KLINE TO NAME JUDGE, | °°» Hepotiionns Bapect Hartman Wit PU Oat Sanderee Term Mavor F aM Mr Hart Liberty at 5°) i or ed | he ve! to} ya ith ity ‘or | ed Fifth street tHe “STERN BROTHERS (Forty-second and Forty-third Streets, West of Fifth Averiue Motor ‘and Carriage Entrance on Forty-third Street beri of bf ee Fe Sete Velour ine, li roughout wit! peau de phe 14, 16 and 18 yrs., $28.50 Boys’ Fall Reefers, navy blue serge or diagonal weaves, many with extra, collars. $, 4, 85 2/4 to 10 yre., Values 7.50 to 10.00, *e Boys’ Blouses, soft collar attached, ine Aaron T Tevy i oA the | how # oom vith Mr that Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Early Autumn Apparel For Dress, School and College Wear---On the Third Floor émbracing a very large selection of smart youthful styles for all occasions. Saturday, we offer the following Exceptional Values: Clothing Outfits for Boys ON THE THIRD FLOOR Boys’ Fall all wool materials, many with i «56.50 colors; sizes I! to 18 Actual Value $6.50 Stary bs wip oer Sat. 9 10.50 Dancing Frocks of Chiffon Cloth, silk shadow lace tri i TA eree a lise Nite — ¢ iromags beard imono sleeves, ites a 22.50 ta " 29.50 de Clothes and Furnishings for School, Dress and Out-of-door wear, including styles leading London, Paris and Berlin makers—sll at very reasonable prices. Special Offerings of Suits, Reefers, Top Coats, Raincoats, Furnishings and Hats Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, of extra trousers to match, in sizes 8 to 18 years, Actual Values $8.50, 10.00 and 12.00 Boys’ Corduroy Norfolk Suits, ! in jacket styles, in tan, or bom. oaes 7 to 18 years ce. 7 Top Coats, Actual Values $10.00 to 15.00 Russian and Sailor Suits, Novelty styles for small boys 2!/, to 10 years, plain serges and mixtures; also $ velvets in navy, gray or brown, at 4.95 Actuai Values $7.50 to 10.00 Boys’ Raincoats, of tan rubberized terials, plai id backs, 8 t TB yeare Values 4730 to 10.00,99.00 it Boys’ Furnishings, Hats and Caps Boys’ Rah Rah Hats, of cloth or felt; at 50c to 1.50 t $1.50 to 2.75 roo ction ot moo bar oy sizes 7 to 15 years, Value $1.00, at S5ce bi Golf Caps, in plain jality in loans i thelr moreeage tet Boys’ Soft Shirts, with soft collar pe Se oes, out of the hish sssmement attached, 12//, to 14 neck, at 75c Children’s Corduroy Hats, which the Tax lsstoners qny is in Jack Tar or Tyrolean models; only tm acseninm peaiag oy cute law Boys’ Silk and French Flannel ; also ’ Cloth and Felt mabye hg oy tiglotdisang Alber Pajamas, sizes 4 to 14 year, at 95 Hats, Alpine or Tele- sprung into ‘This association Values $1.50 and 2.00 scope shapes, al now membership of = Velour Hats, latest era a wien tom models and shades, at $4.50 to 6.75 ‘Tho jump tm sesmarvents upan three and plain colore, 3 for $1.00, Exch 39c i i Victrola IV., 915 $1.00 brings you Victrola IV,, 915; and 09 in Victor Records (your selection). Value, 924. Payments, S0c a week for 46 weeks. ONEILL-ADAMSGo Sixth Avenue, 20th-to 22d. Street, New York City haverbeen provided in Dress, Indoor and Outdoor Value $1.00 |_| Children’s Galatea Rompers, sizes 2 to 8 years, Value $1.00, at 65c Shoes for Boys, Girls and Infants ON THE THIRD FLOOR ckskin, Nubuck and White Canvas. lete assortments, at Moderate Prices, to meet all requirements ot School, ) fear, in leathers selected for their sturdy wearing qualities. Particular digeoten bas ben ven to “nature shaped” lasts in Lustre and Vici Kid, Patent Leather, Black and ‘an Russia Calf, tenia, Button Oey and face iso wpae ‘on our own Special Lasts, in all desirable leathers and Sixth Avenue, 20th to 23d Street, New York City The Greatest Feature of the Victrola Is Its Small Cost—at O’Neill’s F the mere desire for a fine Victrola and a set of Victor Records could put them in the home--there wouldn’t be a household without its Victrola! Until the O'Neill Victrola Section took hold of the matter, how- ever, the public felt that desire was tied fast to cost- to cold cash—to sums like $15, #25, $40 or $75. So desire died down—and the family continued to listen longingly to the neighbors’ Victrolas! We have buried this cold cash bugaboo—we have actually made a Victrola and Victor Records immedi- ately possible to anyone who desires them. Weekly and monthly payments that are truly and honestly small and easily met have done it. sums that you unthinkingly spend on candy, ice cream or other trifling entertainment will buy your Victrola at O'Neill's. The New Victrola X. 93 brings you Victrola X., 975. Payments, #1 « week for 70 weeks or #5 a month for 15 months. Little Victrola VI., $25 $2.00 brings you Victrola VI., 925; and 99 in Victor Records (your selection). Value, 934. Pay- ments, 80c a week for 40 weeks. Our Terms Are Truly Easy In addition to the above easy terms, any Victrola from a #15 to 8200 modi! can be bought here at a small weekly or monthly assexs- ment. For instance, a $40 Victrola at 75 cents a week; a 850, 2» $75 or a $100 Victrola at $1.00 a week; a $150 Victrola at #1.50-a week, and a $200 Victrola at $2.25 a week. In New York's Shopping Centre Sixth Avenue, Main Building. Fifth Floor. 20th to 22d Strect, \ a New York Ell | dd Street Elevator THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, the Tam. [tut well tnformed Republican sources Fi it Mr Hartman will ve named SEPTEMBER 1%. 10138 Brookivn Philadelphia OPPENHEIM. GLLINS aG Buffalo . Newark 34th Street—New York Girls’ and Misses’ New Autumn Apparel Distinctive models, particularly designed for the younger set and offered, at very attractive prices. Misses’ New Fall Suits Special Value Four smart models made of English Bedford wool ur, chamois cloth, wool needle cord and duvetyne, trimmed with broadtail plush, Persian cloth, velvet and French seal. Choice of the seas, son’s most fashion- able shades, includ- ing navy, black and many unique colors. Value $35 and $39.75 ' 29.75 Girls’ New Fall Coats » Exceptionally Good Values Youthful longewaisted, belted and pleated effects, fashioned of newest materials, in sizes from 4 to 16 years. 8.90 12.75 22.50 Misses’ Coats-=-Special Value New 7% length model, made of superior quality boucle, in navy and black, with yoke back and front and contin- uous shoulder, half-lined with guaranteed satin. Value $22.50 15:00 Girls’ and Juniors’ Hats Charming effects, suitable for school or dress wear, including new Scotch tams of imported clan plaids 195 2.45 t 5.00 Boys’ and Young Men’s High-Grade Apparel Garments of unusual quality and smartness, in the season’s favored fabrics and shades, at exceptionally moderate prices. Young Men’s Smart Suits Special Value Swagger three and four button English models, in latest ef» fects, with flap or patch kets; also desirable double- breasted styles, with narrow front. The materials com- prise the season's most sought for correct weaves, in tterns and colors. izes 32 to 40 chest. Regularly $20 and $22.50 14.00 Boys’ Sturdy Fall Suits With Extra Knickerbockers An extensive assortment of new Norfolk and double-breasted models, made of fine all-wool fabrics. Sizes 8 to 17. 5.50 6.75 9.95 Boys’ High-Grade Suits Latest effects in Norfolk and patchepocket models, with exe tra knickerbockers, made of allewool mixtures and blue serge. Sizes 8 to 18 years. | Value $10.75 | 7.95! Boys’ Fine Furnishings A splendid assortment of newest styles jn boys’ shirts, blouses, pajamas, neckwear, hats and caps, at moderate prices. OPPENHEIM, GLLINS 3G 34th Street New Millinery----Exceptional Values Special offering for Saturday of a number of new Fall hals in unusually smart effects, including high class reproductions of exclusive French models, beautifully embellished with flowei TS, ostrich and fancy feathers, at the following exceptionally low prices: 7.50 Women’s New Blouses Effective Fall models of shadow | lace and maline net; under- 2 9 5 . bodice attractively trimmed ° with ribbon. Value 84.50 } Women’s Separate Skirts Swagger, semi peg-top models, of imported block plaids in | 6 00 subdued clan colorings, with ‘ ° patch pockets. Value $10.75 | Women’s Smart Boots The last word in fashionable footwear —a button boot of. tent calfskin, with top of silk jacquard brocade, in shades that blend with the new Aue tumn costumes. Exceptional Value + 5.50 8.50 10.00 Women’s Street Gloves 150 dozen new tan cape gloves; mannish effect, with one large \ clasp and spear point back. Extra Good Value | 85c Brassieres—Special Sale New, perfect-fitting, hook-in- ) front model, of allover eyelet | embroidery with edging of [ 85c Hamburg lace. Value 81.25 Women’s Silk Hosiery A special offering for Saturday of women’s medium weight pure thread silk hose, in black, | 8 white, and all the new shades, [{ 5c with double sole and heel and reinforced garter top. Value $1.50 ee ay