The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1914, Page 4

ry.’ Mann teased Murdock and the Pro- be add-| greesives for what he dec! labor,” /an “inconsistent attitude.” Maan de- , cag’ on one of the labor the Progressive members were divided, “We are \ i t where they mood on these Ty. 4 mente until they bitter debate in the | Rome: House this afternoon on the Admin- {etration anti-trust bill, leaders of Colonel, the Republican and Progressive par- | ‘BS, niaformation Be seu “amaigamat joc! “ “No,” sald ‘Do you think there Is any chance cnet a one of amalgamation between @ set Of}to ask the Colonel mt the gentie- men who want to go forward and &|man from Ka set of mon who step, dodge, and side- a step everything?” shouted Progres- sive Leader Murdock. “The men who voted for Col. Roosevelt last year are coming back to the Republican party. There will For cleaning * clothes beautifully * —without rub or . | leaders in the House,” retorted Re- [MB inj om *s Norub vwnen, ae ate was at ite high- day hie ena: en the debate was a | 1o equal. tative M wat ee today, Ab dealer, be, & 100 . Be eure you we thie shiehd on the package, FREE—It sot obtalneble wnie for ve oll Be Bik be amalgamation. And when the a el come ll to the Re- a from the ‘rallerics im” asserting bi Murdock looked to of- ficials of American Federation | of Labor for approval for every act upon the floor, Then turning to the gallery, where Secretary Morrison and Le half dozen labor attorneys were Moore shouted: “T wil never vote to exempt Rock- Altman & Cn. Por to-morrow (WEDNESDAY) June 3rd AN EVENTFUL SALE OF OMEN’SCOTTON & LINEN SUMMER DRESSES has: been specially prepared, which will present an % - entirely new assortment of smart, chic models : ie (selected with unusual thought and effort), featuring : . , the latest fashion developments in styles, fabrics and _ colors. These Dresses will offer very remarkable a values at the following special prices: ».. MORNING AND BEACH FROCKS, in several distinct models (all sianple and serviceable) and a variety of cotton materials, at . . . . $5.50, 6.75 & 9.75 i. @RART AFTERNOON DRESSES in desirable combinations; in white s am@colots « «1 ee ew at $11.50, 12.75 & 14.00 -- SM1-DRESS FROCKS in more elaborate styles; some of Lierre lace Ge wittte embroidered net, others of embroidered batiste, in white and i ete we we eo oe + at $21.00, 22.50 & 24.00 WHETE DREGSES of embroidered crepe or voile; and Dresses of fine (| @@uemn lace, combined with colored chiffon . . . . . at $28.00 4 ag Also Separate Skirts © @ethe Summer outing, made of the popular cotton fabrics and offer- | tegequalty good values 2... . . at $2.75, 4.25 & 5.85 ‘ . fligh-cost Summer Dresses, in cottons and linens, will f be marked at at vedivind prices. ee Bede Fe EF B. Altman & Co. ‘a if ae The Rug Department (ith Floon “@ A SPECIAL SALE OF SUMMER RUGS is now in progress, affording an unusual opportunity for purchasing Summer Floor Coverings at much below the regular selling prices. A Special Offering for to-morrow (Wednesday) will consist of SHAIKI NOIR HOMESPUN RUGS Sines 30260 inches to 9x12 feet, at $3.00, 5.00, 7.50, 15.00, 22.50 & 29.00 SHAIK! HOMESPUN RUGS inches to9xi2fect,at $2.50, 3.75, 5.75, 10.50, 15.00 & 22.50 Gom- Drieg Bey Says Ancther stabbed prison tim. | caarts witama stetmm sixteen years old, ot No. 667 Warren street, is in a dying 1 oe lared was condition tn Brooklyn Hospital al from lof ihe Children's, Sock “that ‘members dian't know consulted Col. . We are told that the Kansas (M rate | 34th lee clashed om the question of |we permit individual opinions,” re- tien.” od te take 8 wounds, He sccuses result of Williams’ siete ha poe used di tal 5th Avene only. Al ite have been gel a paler condition in the Some are especially radapied for use in Unusual Values on Wednesday and Thursd ee cere ne Tene. resen' a few mi e y = urscay tional opportunities offered. ve NOTE THE BROAD REDUCTIONS. Uprights U STAND. Spectally Priced WOMEN’S GLOVES ered tone $65 Mace wet $965 SUMMER DRAPERIES rately Silk:—Pasis Point Embroidery WELLER, mee RRAB Et Cae: . ‘an, Gray, Navy Blue, Black or White. ; meat case; etal A A se te Bai" Ma te sceternreng [etna OOO regularly 25e, 32c and = . ila oo length wae P perfect tone #500875 hogany; simoat $410 Scotch Madras,—pretty designs; ellow or White. value 75e, —_pair rem et Nobis inches wide. yd. 22c and 38e 16-Button length Silk,—Paris Point Em- pi a Eh fegularly 35c and 0c broidery, Pongee, Gray, Tan, Black or White. Player-Pianos Cretonne,—French or English; fast colors; value: 1.00, pals Ole * pee time KNABE ANGELUS, S0inches wide. yd. 1.10, 1.75 and 2.75 20-Button length Silk,—Paris Point.Em- | ol in splen ibe Bee 8) lite F regularly 1.50, 2.80and3.78 | broidery. Black or White, = Bec $210) roo Nee. STS Lace Curtains cleaned at Mod- value 1.60, pair 1.00 |» brent at note KNABE DE. LUXEs erate Rates, and Stored for the a al Improvement 8 a beauty; wag Summer Free of Charge. STAMPED PATTERNS . $390 | tase! son. 810 Wi 8 Linen Centrepieces,—Size 27 x $6 in., or |B Grands cS RASS | secon 00 and tan abe SIGE RIG: | Cost Extra fine quality Taffeta Silk P. 1 Linen Pillow Tops, value $0c to 1.00, 25c rand; was $300. grand; was @950. with handeome ‘wide Ribbon borders and Hemstitched Huck Towels...value $0c, 25¢ pe i pea AY tr 525 ingetons nied andra eign: vais | Turkish Toweling,........-valuesoe, Se Bl * nalts Pai perenne Nainsook Gowns.......... jue 650, like "$485 Tike news was 85°75 embroidered P ; other new and attractive : wn 9050. Now. #1000. Now..... styles including tops and edges. Nainsook Corset Covers.... value 25c, 15¢ values 3.50 to 5.80, 2.75 and 3.50 Made up Ready to Embroider:— | arander peta ‘ eis paloma, piairatets Sit, Parasols tn various stylens | Gowns..s.ssevsscreeseresessecosstss roo Rare ree 8495 | cme ree S595 borders, Checks, or plain with Music rolls free and special library privileges ribbon borders and insertions. 1.98 TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT values 2.50 and 3.00, 1. Liberal Allowance for Pianos Taken in Exchange Advance Sale |Knabe¥ SBAVE phat Pair 3.85 regularly 5.90 to 7.00 Colonials with ‘‘Spanish Louis’ Heels, Walking Pumps and Oxfords, Boots,—Button and Lace Models. Second Floor Furniture tor Summer Comfort heen GoTrAGe hUNGALOW, TODGE OR CAMP, trom nom to the end of October, and for the HOME all the year round. Our Convenient+Credit Byatene disposal, and our enormous of Quail thew idest variety at UNPA: ARAPLELED P PLAD TIOURE i HCE Ss Your Doliar in " lis Full Duty Here Babonial Brown Reed Suite—Rocker, Arm Chair and Settee; upholstered with lonse cushions, s:at and back of S fancy foalssnys large oa roony; like cut; value $40.. 26.98 OUT-OF-TOWN DELIVERIES TO Y9UR DOOR BY MOTOX TRUCK WWCon.6" WvenlS"Sr, HOLZWASSERSCO. . OPéN EVERY EVENING UNTIL OPM. Hot Water After ssid ‘We Sell Furaiture at Cash Prices Our Hours of Toil T' IS NOT O!TLY because a statutory law requires that employes be furnished with hot water, but because the refreshing ‘‘dip” is necessary after the day’s work is done. The nae me Consists of the Accompanying Articles toiler in the shop, factory or store must rieeds be cleansed of Pelee ttt the grime and dirt of a business day. ig A Gas Water Heater furnishes any required amount of hot water. It furnishes the hot water just when you need it. Very some rT little gas is necessary. It is as valuable in the home as in the on GiokEMAL CREDIT LERM> place of business, We sell Gas Water Heaters outright or on easy a ce "$76 $500 $1.00 to $1.50 tir Yad ioe terms. Inquire at any Gas Office in Manhattan or The Bronx. ak, sideboard, bere $100 $10.00 $1 -50 to ge $150 $15.00 Soot to $2.25 ~ KIT Rid 0.00 $2.50 Bgl . $3.00 Pog eae ies ‘Muvea- oinrare? Pye) “The Right Way Is the Gas Way” Consolidated Gas Company of New York GEO, B, CORTELYOU, President