The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1911, Page 9

SOPHIE DOESNT WANT TO LEAVE, BUTSHES GONG Tries to Escape Deportation and Creates Scene at Bat- tery When She Fails. Sophie Hirsch, a comely young wom- an who wore a picture hat with a fong blue feather as the crowning glory of a fetching toilet, broke away from United States Immigration 1n- Bpectors and policemen at the Battery to-day and created a sceng whon she! attempted to es ment's minions. unab! a person who had her di. property. To-day she made a third appeal for a chance to get the things, and Inspector ‘Willett and Matron Vincles were sent with her to seek a doctor in Third ave- nue who was alleged to have the se- ereted gems. Just as the three reached the entrance to the elevated road at the Matt the girl broke from her & She ran straight { iceman Charles 8 the gate at the turned her o' ans and they ag chance ——_»—__ MARRIAGE ANNULMENT VOID. Jastive Finds 81,009,000 Meir Lunatte at 1 opis to Thre Cr WHITH PLAINS, Shes ————. “The Mystery of the Burnt Barn" is Another of the Red Triancle series of complete Detective stories in book form being given every week with the Sundsy World. This is a thrilling story of a perplexing myrtery and its eventurl solution by the great London Detective. Get it free with next Sunday's World. —————————— TTT TTT TT ~ | 17 Jeweis | Guaranteed Solid 14K | GOLD TOMORROW whe | CHARLES A. KEEVE Fe Watches, Jewelry. 80 Broadway, New York - — to homes THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1911. Anderson & Co. | Club Pianos | are | LRU NY at) Tees This gigantic piano deal, with which to inaugurate the event of the naming of the Anaerson & Co. piano, was for Five Hundred pianos. There is an average of 15 pianos to a car load. This means that it will take Thirty-three solid car loads of pianos to fill this single order—or (wo train loads. Five Hundred pianos means some- The price thing. Five Hundred chairs of a kind may not mean so much. Five Hundred : suits or hats, or this or that, may not mean such a big deal—but 500 pianos ¢ ad) means something. in dollars and cents, it is a deal involving $175,000, con- ' sidered at their selling value. It is a deal for as many pianos as lots ———~ __ of good piano firms will require for two entire years’ business. It is a deal that works more advantages to piano buyers, both in saving money and in terms of purchase, than any other piano deal of which we have any knowledge. The terms What the saving of the Anderson & Co. oS ae piano club is to you---the buyer q od og * og ¥ The pianos we bought in this gigantic deal are $350 pianos. There are 500 of them. We are going to form a Club of & ' 500 members to purchase them. This big club will act like one person, each member enjoying the same advantages and & he same privileges. All will secure the same price, the same terms and the same conditions. The Club price will be $257.50, * ee) or a saving of $92.50 in moncy—to say nothing about the liberalities of terms and conditions of sale. This $92.50 is an actual f saving. It is not an assumed or “ make believe” saving—it is a real actual saving of $92.50 that can be used in defraying the i rt The payments expense of the musical education of the family or in any other way desired. 5 It’s the power of numbers that makes this saving price possible—just as the railroad can afford to charge less when it runs } y & & & & e & = * & & & & an excursion—because it carries more people. Come of the special advantages and priv- fleres of the Andersson & Co. Every instrument is guaranteed without reserve—foi e years. Therea | t-out guarantee as strong as we } piano e'ub or “ands” in the guarantee—just a il st ow how to makeit in writing. No interest added li after 30 days’ trial the piano ts not s actory we will give you your money back. If the piano is satisfactory after 30 days’ use, the Club Member has cleven more months in which to satisfy himself as to the character of the piano, If it does not prove to be everything that he expects, he has the privilege of exchanging it without one penny’s loss for any other intrument of equal or greater value that we sell—{and we sell over thirty different representative makes ). ; : meas If a Club Member dies during the life of his contract we will immediately send a receipt in full to his family for the piano. A beautiful stool and scarf to match the piano is included without extra cost. The piano will be tuned tvice without charge. Club Members have an opportunity to still further reduce the cost of their piano by procuring other Club Members. # 98 Fuiici q One Block ‘tom Boeraim Place Eleva'e Fulton St, Brooklyn, N.Y. J8 Cne Block from Borough Hall Subway Station. f y . A Gis ave ‘ Open every evening until 9 o'clock. PEGE CEOVERERECEEETEEERERDE %) od Open every evening until 9 o'clock. Reg wr rerrerrrr rrr tT Te & se rr eee