The evening world. [volume], June 16, 1913, Final Edition-Racing and Baseball Results, Image 4

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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1919,
JjftM
MINE STRIKE
KOPENS THE WAR
WEST VIRGINIA
Representatives of Both Fac
tions Show Resentment at
Senate Committee Hearing.
SIX ARE HURT AS AUTO
AT STREET CROSSING
Jirrlgeon'l Car Hits Electric
Light Pole in Harlem and
Turns Over.
taxi w is whirled around a.;1 tht tour
ing car pl'infed as.ilntl nn electric light
I 'll All the occupants w ITS hint 1 o il
u the car turned over,
Policemen O'llftipn itl lirovim tle.
phonej lo Mar n HtotpltSl for SWlhU.
I in", hut all the injured soirees 1 1 -rata
d". went It) ili hntpttef, f r
1'ielr Ifiji::'.'' had been rrscl ly It
It'iach toey went hOfM,
Vftl!nin tOlt I it .1 , rOfl
n erlring too fai Jafrtgeoa if ri .!
that. No arrest Ml nnde.
Fred V,'!i:'m a DeTwat'c leader and
twice lan iliUts fur Governor, and Mis
rr.-iiuee Aikm Hopkins of llrookMne
were married at t':e home of relatives
if Hie be! (Is h- yesterday.
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SUCCESS
OKAIRUESTON. W. Vs.. J una 11
ni deelsred anew In Waal vir-to-dey.
At hum meetlnss yea
st union miners at Kakialc nrul
th mountains alKive Keytord or-
were laauad that no union man
atnM t IMO th woralnar V-day. and
UkSS ordra have ! in obeyed,
fk anion lader her aay tint t"Ms
of thalr follower In tho cMn
district waa forced by the crpera
Thsy aay that they accepted tho
ao arrencrd by nov iiatneia
to good faith and ordered their men
tak to work; that th operator In
2m of employing all handa thy
promised blacklisted and t.irnd lark
ail who bad been promlnnt In th
eMks.
And In addition Stat Senator Wamu1
. y.iawotnrry. attorny for th union,
Mtared to-day that only yesterday four
Mean miners had bn terrrMy tiesten
ky armed mine guards.
ARID NOW THAT ACL MINERS
WILL BE CALLED OUT.
ft a faarad that avrry union man on
Paint and fabln Creeks and In thr Nsw
Hirer district will Join thla atrlk, af
footlna botwaan JO.'W' and SS.oao.
With feellnc batwn mlnrra and mlna
operators onr more keyed up to a high
ah 8nte rommltte 10-uay
gjon th mln oprratora to tell
)d of th controversy Ki-mlne
jrttards. detectives and aparlal scents,
aad keen-eyed mlnrra and union orgnn-
Ihronged tha lobby irf thn hotrl
th rnmmltte waa In aeasaon and
tha room whr th hrarlni
Ming Mid.
ancee of hit tar resentment and an
muttered word among tha
i of rougfc man gathered about thn
Ittee'a hotel to-day bore wltneaa
th smouldering II -filn that pre-
kr.
flk statements of Lee Calvin, ex
SBtsM guard, relating to th abootlng up
Of Ik atrlkfra' camp at Holly Qrova
toW cryatallaed much of th IllMllnaT.
WkS n among tho attorney before
At committee aa occasional word of
shows too uMarourranl 01
at.
. pwsenca In Charleston of John P.
WMta, Vraildent of th Unltod Mln
of America, to-day, resulted
. sovdral confer eno antong ufilon
He was ha Charleatok prlncl
frUr M mat aa appoaraac and civs
kail la tho criminal casso brought
tho rnlaa offloUU la th Fader
far oanaplrany ander U kaar-
Uw.
Bl prnna were hurt when a tourln
rar, returning from a Hunday Jaunt In
V)r.nertlrut, collided wl'b a faxlcab at
one lluridrej and Hlxternth atrot am'
H'lfth ft VMM early to-day.
Th Injured art: Kerdlnand Jarrl
lteo,i, n furrier, and hi wife of No. 416
VVIIIoughhy avenu, Brooklyn; Itithrrl
Chapel, furrier, of No. 411 Wlllnughby
avenue. Kllalre Mahlaur, coatumer, of
No. Ml llryant avenue, Jamaica, and
Samuel Hrrntlrln, siphon manufacturer,
and his wife of No. 21k Wtat One Hun
dred ami Twelfth street Thy wr
cut and bruiaed.
Jarrlgeon owna and waa oparatlng th
touring car. The Hcrnateln were re
turning horn fmm a reception at l.r
InKton Hall In a taxi driven by Arthur
Va;dman of It 24M Seventh avenue
and uwned liy Oorham and Hlahop of
One Hundred and Sixty-ninth street
and lloaton Hold.
The laltakb nn(l at.irted acroaa i'lfth
avt-nua when th louring car bora down
on It, atrlklnft tha rear wheels. The
ev Hnnra fur HiMHtilarlia.
At a meeting of the Motbllckft' union
held tale SMturdny nUht t!ie follOtHngl
hedille of hOUri nl work Wag ftgrMd
u;ion Week daye. 7 A M. to II I'. M
liolidaya, 7 a ,m In U P M i ni v ,
7 A. M. to 3 ! M. PfMldMl Arlet.i of tha
union aa il that he did n it a ntli p,iii. ,ti, i
trouhle In MfftftlRI the n 'kadtllft,
llrnrxr Irnl Wllllnuia Writ.
HIN'IIIM, Miiaa.. .lime ii. ,
SHY OF JOY IN THE BRONX.
n of th Bronx win bare
holiday next Friday so Uiey may
part la tho third annual Borough
JJTMft. aa outlatr aarsagid by Bor
Frldsat Orus C. MUlor through
by popular aMscirlptton.
CkftM is to M a parade
m.m children to It Tho afternoon
djlM over to plcnios Mai atb-
te otokt paaka,
win
UWm
75EZ
EST
kroo at ikirjl. Th Catholic Pro.
M kM th morning
ukm principal will
IMMora win act as
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ASCINATING
HAIR
FOR WOMEN
Is Kn.sv to Have, Natural
Colorvd and Beautiful
So many women have eray or faded
hair; neglect it until it becomes thin,
dry and lifelpm, ttegini to (nil out ana
muketi them appear much older than
they really are. If your hair is in
thia condition get bottle of Hay's
Hair Health to-day. Don't wait until
some one sr.yi how much older you
look. You'll ba delighted at th
results from even one or two applica
tions. The gray hairs gradually dis
appear and your hair will become full
of life and vitality. No one can tell
that you are using it. It's not a dye
but ft nice, clean preparation that
quickly and effectively keeps your gray
hair dark, glossy and natural colored
and that all drugglsta guarantee sat
isfactory or refund your money. A -ways
ask for Hay's Hair Health. It
never fails.
You can get this sauce
from your grocer or
delicatessen dealer at
10c a Bottle
Eddys
: BRAND
SaiiiSe
Just add a dash of it to your
coupe and grnviee tho
whole family will relish the
improved flavor.
Great fw awaf mi itUia, lea.
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WEDDING RINGS
ilt for Constant Wear
Everyone know that a weddina rine in the hardest
worked bit of jewelry worn by woman. Other rings are simple
ornaments and have frequent restins spells, but the weddins
ring is practically never off her finger.
Hence the importance of u
well made wedding ring without
k weak snot in it Think what
Ht evere tets uch a ring must jj '-
. MfttaMa e V UUUCIgU.
Buy the Wedding Ring at Lamberts, where every one is
guaranteed to be made from a single piece of solid sold. No
solder is needed, because there is no joint. Part of the work is
done by hydraulic machinery, especially made for this service.
The finishing touches are made by hand, and the result is a
strong ring, highly polished, that will last till the golden wedding.
sSgji aatm l.umbert Seamlt-.ss Wedding Rings are of all
Vftjfc styles, shapes, widths and tliickncsses and of three
ii ki.. jH-toua qualities- -14-karat, IS karat and -karat gold.
BIkI; ; tttluC We engrave them without charge and sell them
at 3-30 and upwanls. Inasmuch as gold is
costly and skilled labor comes high there is
mall room for profit in our Wedding Rings.
Our gain comes after the sale.
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1 hose who buy and wear Lambert N'amles Wedding Rings
aad know from experience how durable they are, naturally reason
that other Lambert Jewelry is of the same quality and, reasoning
uras, tney come oacn to us lor all else Uiey need in our line.
Diamond and Solid Gold Jewelry, Watches, Clocks and ever)
farm of Silverware for dining room and toilet table.
This is one of the great months for Wedding Rings, hut there
is not a time of the year when they are not among the I test sellers.
Away back in 1877 their reputation wits established and it has
been growing ever since.
NOTE The purchase f a Lambert Knlid Qold Wedding fling ia preceded
Itv that of a Uwbt Sobtair Diamood Eftfagemrnl Ring in a hnml mad lil
14-karat or IB-karat guld and platinum mounting .it u low price Iters ua the din
SftMd are directly imported and mounted in mir own f.ici.,r rigbl un tha lirrxslsSS
LAMBERT BROTHERS
Third Ave.. Cor. 58th Street
Pally UttiTl. .Saturday Night Usttkl It
Cut Prices Until Wt
dnt'Sflay's Closing
At All 230 James Butler me. Stores
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Granulated
Sugar
M5
Extra Special for Wash Day
Swift's Borax O
For the caKCS
Laundry J
timid stse; regular 80c AAfj
value, nu ll MfV
Soap
Parlor Brooms,
25
14 EGGS, 25'
Empire Brand Eggs, carton 27c
East View Eggs.
New laid; anld only in sealed
tfitrton; duscn.
29'
Best Creamery Butter. 91 c
Coming in daily from Western Creameries; lb., sP pm
Belle Brook Print Butter, ooc
Fanciest quality in clean odor-proof cartons ; print
Jersey Pears. 22'i. 10c
California Plums. tBSr- 10
HawaiianPineapple, Grated, Jrs. 10c
Satisfaction Guaranteed With Every Can
Butler's Condensed Milk
Rich, pure, fresh made; in Sanitary cans
Evaporated Milk (BeueBrook)
Each
T
Thicker than Cream; in tall 10c cans... .
Liberty Milk 3s2.eic
Rich Condensetl, in full size cans
B JBf SUnips jV'HEE witli can
O Essie Milk,
Best for
Babies
10
American Sardines, in on 3 cans lOc
Imported Sardines 3 cans 25C
Norwegian smoked, delicious dainties in pure olive oil
130 Stamps FREE
with the following combination offer :
1-lb. Very Best Tea. . . .60ctBthQ6c
1-lb. Very Best Coffee. 38c j for W
Pure Grape Juice, bottle 15 and 10C
Fashionable unfermented beverage.from finest Concord grapes
3 Bottles Ginger Ale for 20c
Celebrated Blue Ribbon from famous Cascadian Spring
29"
At All 120 James Butler inc. Licensed Stores
California Claret 1 Qc h" l ftc
Pure srane dinner wine, bottle. . . tW Dot. M "
California Sauterne
Delightful dinner wine of exceptional quality, bottle
50 frK Stamps FREE 1
Princeton Dry Gin 17 ere
Nothing finer for cockUtihi, fizzc-t and rickcys, bottle w
Old Cabinet Bye Whiskey $ 1
Blend of fine old American ryes, full quart bot.
Medicinal Malt Whiskey 7Cc
Mild tonic untl siiiiiuiniil lor old and infirm, bottle w M
Case of 24 bottles Lager Beer 9 1
Licbinann's and Ruppcrt's -tlu- leatliug Home Drews
At All 30 James Butler, Inc. MetTlarkets
Sugar Cured Hams, Delldoiu. . ..lb. 19c
Shoulders, Sweat littUpicnic,,hams,lb.l3jC
Corned Spare Bibs, W ry meaty lb, 1 2c
loin Of Roasting Pork, Choice Jersey lb. 16c
Selected Stewing Chickens, Fancy lb. 1 7c
Double .2htf Stamps S
ONeill-AiwmsCq
Sisth Aver.ue, :0 h to ZZA Street, New Yor't City
OTNeill-AihmsCo
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one I phy a-
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No men or woman ran do tboir l-nt
w rh If t -mihlrd with a wak atomnrh
or n t..rpi ( 1 ver. Don't bo raei,
Dwn't procraoUnato. ,
Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery
rimmr.tr. th. ImJIhmI.. I . .1 -u
ii v tr.trhtei, Die Hew and liurtnet anti
enrichei the bltjotl. It makee men
ti. i I wurm n itruiia In baJr aaS
cittrv in mina.
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fcrti sPJtas SM iniprcttJ h, Mr. Sahnn franco, for y an Conductor and Coneertmriitrr Metropolitan Optra Co.
LEST YOU FORGET
Copyright. 1913. O'N.lll-Adana Co.
HPHAT there can be no misunderstanding--let
us aain tell you that 2 hundred 48 dollars and
75 cents the
price .of the piano
-includes the priv
ilege of paying for
your piano upon
terms of 5 dollars
as an initial pay
ment then 1 dol
lar and 25 cents a
week and no ad
ditional charge
for interest.
In other words,
this is the price and
terms upon the
co-operative plan.
The pianos are
of the most re
liable and trust
worthy sort
worth 350 dollars
each.
To sell them
quickly and to
sell them economically this co-operative movement between the
manufacturer and the dealer was planned and organized. The central
idea was, that each and every purchaser should
enjoy the same identical advantages and
privileges.
To make the proposition doubly attractive
and easy for the buyer, the payments were
fixed at 5 dollars as the first payment, and
1 dollar and 25 cents a week.
BaaaW - U
K&at C'j.iynght. 1V13. O'.NcUi-AtUuu On.
The co-operative price of
these pianos--$248.75 each
The price ($248.75) included everything charging
nothing extra for any privilege extended to members.
The balance on
th piano iipae.
aSI. 1 dollar snJ ?5 centi, weekly.
Thebslsnce on the playar-piano
ii payabl 3 dollars weekly.
WITHOUT
INTEREST.
Thii give you
19 S wecki time in
which to pay fur
the pisno or the
pl aver-piano.
Player-pianos can also be
purchased on the same plan
One hundred player-pianos will also be sold ou this co
operative plan.
The usual price of these player-pianos is five hundred aud
fifty dollars each.
The co-operative price will be three hundred and ninety
five dollar., with NO INTEREST to be added.
The player-piano will also be delivered immediately upon
the payment of five dollars.
The payments will be two dollars a week giving you one
hundred and ninety-five weeks' time in which to
make your payments the same as on the piano. The
same unconditional guarantee that is given on the
piano is given on the player-piano.
You can also get your money back at any time within
thirty days.
You also get the same privilege of exchanging within a year
as thst given with the piano.
All of the unpaid balance will be voluntarily cancelled In
event of death.
Also, a player-piano bench and nine rolls of music (your
own selection) are included without extra charge.
An arrangement will be made with each purchaser whereby
new player rolls can be procured at a cost of only 5
cents a roll.
Tbeae player-pianos are standard SB-note players that
is, they play every note on the piano when the music
roll is in motion. These player-pianos have an auto
matic shifter, which compels the music to play per
fectly. Most player-pianos sold at from two hundred
to two hundred and fifty dollars more thsn these
will not play perfectly. These player-pianos
have lead tubing. Most player-pianos have rubber
tubing. The life of rubber is one year -at
most. Lead lasts forever. It caunot wear
out and the tubing in these player-pianos is so placed
that it cannot be broken.
We agreed to give buyers their money back if a 30
days' trial of the piano was unsatisfactory.
A year's exchange privilege which enabled
buyers to exchange their pianos at any time
within one year without one penny's loss.
The Association devised a life insurance feature
through which all unpaid payments will be vol'
untarily cancelled in event of death.
A rebate or premium system was figured out, so
that those who want to pay faster than SI. 25 a
week will profit by it through getting a premium
of 15 cents in cash handed back for each and
every week they pay in advance.
Boiling the whole co-operative plan right down
the organizers put into the plan every advan
tage and privilege that could suggest itself to
them to make the plan an instant success.
It has been. 250 instruments have been sold..
May we not show you the pianos and go over
the whole proposition with you in person?
1T During this sale informal
player i ino recitita will
be g ven every afternoon
from 3.00 to 4.30 o'clock to
which you are cordially invited.
saax s M m In New York's a Shopping Centra
0 Neill-Adams Co.
SIXTH AVENUE. 20th to 22d sinttf, NtW YORK CITY.
Cut this eeupon on. and mall tonight
Without obllcatli n on my part, mail photo
graphs sn! description of pianos and play.r
planoa being sold on your co-operative plan to
W.-l-H-ll.
Nams
St. end No.
City
State.
A seven-time World Want works all the week.
I aa aa I
Order one to-day and prosper.