The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1911, Page 13

ye LE? : = 7 Po —— oo 2 saa ASIN ena RNAS : ee. r < a THE EVENING WUKHLD, TUESDAY, MAKUH 14, 1911, 18! " 9 6B Nees aie t ti . s #8 We have been selling pianos in Brooklyn for'34 years TIE-UPIN SUBWAY Club Pianos delivered to all parts of New York City without charge ANDASIREFT | = The regular terms on pianos like the SAVE POLICEMAN Anderson & Co. Club pianos are 25 dol- Poiwcs vin vets A Maps Cash and 10 dollars a month. The. sonetwt rec i Anderson & Co. Club terms are 5 dollars cash and a dollar and a quarter a week The terms given to members of this big Anderson & Co. Inaugural Club are the sasiest ever made on a really high-grade piano. GGo into any piano store of repute in New York, Chi- cago, Phila- YY GAME FOR THE KID “Old Pop” Took Practically a pil THE BASE BALL Green Team of Chicago Colts) BUG. in 1880 and Developed Them Into a Machine That Finished in Second Place. | | | | A block in the subway and sore feet were two police excuses for tardiness | that were pronounced valid by Deputy Commissioner Reynolds in Brooklyn to- |day. Both were advanced by Lieut.! Thomas A. Butler of the Vernon avenue station. Qn March 2 Butler reported late at a | drill in the Ninth Regiment Armory ta | West Fourteenth street. Then he was ate four honrs in reporting back to his station-house after the drill. Charges were preferred against him and he was placed on trial to-day. | To the charge that he was at drill | Butler answered that there had been a t! block on the subway in which he became ack |hoen a star of the first. magnitude,| entangled. This was established by ( len, then on his first trip with us, Newspaper clippings and the records of § 4 tower of strength to the team, the Interborough, and the first charge | : Pi 3 fe | a tire catch and an Was dismissed. del phia, itts- a batter, The rest of “The reason I got back late to the a outteld were away station house," 4 Butler, “is ” in playing ability. because I ha e eet and Capt. 181 was one of the Brown is a rigid dri er, He put us vus In the history through @ tough drill that day, and my ng the season ln feet completely broke down. When I went lower, but got into the subway to return to Brook- ur weeks which lyn, my left foot hurt me so I took the we were in first shoe off and hid my foot under a news- , and should have paper. Approaching my station in ‘maintaining that Brooklyn 1 tried to get the shoe on nd did tt practically, | again, but failed. if unt of the combina-| “It was mighty embarrassing for a | 1. T want to say police officer in full uniform to have as not alone in to show himself in public carrying a@ the reason why we © in his hand, but I had to do it. I winners. The shady to get a shoe that would ntil I got to the Classon | did I get a slipper. Then t reported. | i burg, San Francisco, Denver or Brooklyn, and buy a piano of the grade and class of these we are supplying to the Anderson & Co. Club, and you will be asked to make payments of $25 as a cash payment, and then $10 a month. Maybe, in some instances, these terms can be brought down as low as $20 cash and $8 or $6 a month, and then, in addition to this, interest will be charged at the rate of 5 per cent— but never to our absolute knowledge have pianos of this grade sold as low as the Anderson & Co. Club terms—5 dollars down, then a dollar and a quarter a week—and there is positively no interest added to this. Five dollars is all it ®#<“ takes to join the Anderson & Co. Club—or less than one-fourth as much as it usually takes to make the first payment on a piano of the same grade. q After the first payment is made one dollar and twenty-five cents 2 week is all it takes to make the weekly payments, or one-halfas much as regular or customary payments. GYou pay 5 dollars when you join the Club. This is credited to the Club price of the piano ($257.50), leaving $252.50 to be paid at the rate of only $1.25 a week—or seven- teen cents a day. . GOnly in big deals like this can such terms be made on such pianos, Cheap pianos can be sold on cheap terms, but it is only where a deal of great magnitude is made; where pianos are bought by the hundreds; where great savings are made in the buying; where a great market can be made in a short time at a little expense, can such terms as these be made on such high-grade pianos, You can get 15 cents a week back, in cash, if you pay faster than $1.25 a week @ You are not compelled to take 202 weeks in which to pay for your piano—the life of the” & Anderson & Co. Club. If you pay $1.25 a week, straight along, it takes 202 weeks to - ar aoe Sets, (im pay for the piano. : ‘ Mm If you do take the full time—202 weeks—the piano costs you $257.50. If you take less time, the piano costs you less. G Every week you reduce the time you take to pay for your piano you reduce the price 15 cents. For instance, if you pay for your piano in 201 wecks instead of 202 weeks, the piano will cost you §o57.t 5 instead of $257.50. If you pay for yeur piano in 192 weeks instead of 202 weeks, you will save ten times 15 cents or $1.50, making the piano stand you $256 instead of $257.50. These are the club's special prvueges andj WOU Save 15 cents(which wehand you WOMAN KILLED BY CAR, i Passing behind a big milk wagon in front of No. 8% East Twenty-third | street this morning an untdentifled wo- | at a ; bs man about thirty-five years old was hit | He eet aetna | by a crostown car and killed, | these Bovton umes that thes! Motorman Thomas McCullough of No. |411 West Thirtieth street put on the tim | brakes, but could not stop in time. The | ii woman was poorly dressed, and the shaw! that was wrapped about her head | he milk wagon, to obscure he approaching car, The t to the Morgue. and Pittsburg With the do SOME Or THE BOYS SHED TEARS OVER, THE AMOUNT) | OF DRILL REQUIRED OF THEM. | ‘Swissco Makes } *| Hair Grow ! shows how ex- 1 an excuse for 1 In February elation went {ta leading S02, the American Asso- hi : t of existence, four of Stop Bonirenoee) Bariores Say * s »s going into the Nas Faded Hair to Its Natural Color. h now took In twelve Do:s Net Dye or Stain. . the clreuit being { Title of to-morrow's chapter: “ Up Against q Basoball Magnate.” ¢ McClure News- right In Great Foot as Gases Explode in Sawdust Chute When Ivan Sendall, ¢ 1 wale at all druggist rywhers at fe nt furna: jute exp 1 a roaring « ' ditions. Read ti Fy P peor tt atte L bey mama waned io wood i CASH every week) each and every ff) On| ha \ ‘ “ad | 4 the guarantee-—just a straight-out guarantce as strong i d ement. | £99! him by = q as we know how to make it in writing. time you pay one week n a vance xs gach pene 4 \ 2, Uf, after 30 days’ trial, the piano is not sat-} @ y, Vi na that if. xr Te av , reeks’ 26 at oad ae } isfactory, we will give you your money beck. ‘ You ill Np set that A i we o fig Po two weeks dues straight 3. If the piano is satisfactory after 30 days’ use} along instead of one, or, in other words, if you were to pay $2.50 a week the Club Member hat eleven pimere montha, 9 instead of $1.25 a week, you would pay tor your piano in 1-2 the time, or which to satisfy himself as to the character of the} .: pantie e » D6 eke Leaping ae : hiano, If it does not then prove to be everything| !1 101 wee ks instead of 202 weeks, thus saving $15.15 or making your that he expects, he has the privilege of exchanging piano cost you $242.35, as against the club member who takes the full it without one penny’s loss for ar instru- | 9Q2 weeks, ment of equal or greater value that » and we he ! sell over thirty different representativ @ In the same way—suppose a club member would like to pay spot cash. “{ Tte would be paying 202 weeks in advance of the time allowed him, “ Piles Driven ' Away FREE wat Cases of Extreme Torture Cured So SOLID 14-k, GOLD 4. If a club member dies during the | iNs hive et ee eee a receipt in fall to} Wuidn’t he? Two hundred and two times 15 cents is 80 dollars and 80 wic's As To Antaze A.l Who Know e a p . meee tr neces . The Terrors Of Piles. DIAMOND 5. A beautiful stool and scarf to match the pianof cents. Take this amount from $257.50, the 202 weeks’ price, and the nie an Prien is included without extra cost. spot cash club member would get his piano for $227.20. TODAY ana TO ae 6. The piano will be tuned twice without charge. ; ae Heh i sa F Club Members have an opportunity to stil fur-| Did you ever see a fairer proposition! Fair to the spot cash man. Fair ther reduce the cost of their piano by procuring other} to the club member who wants to take the full life of the club, and fair Club Members. to the fellow who wants to pay up in between times | 370 Fulton St., Brooklyn : 370 Fulton St. Brooklyn 8 One block from Bozrum Place ; 4) ut ay ‘) One block from Borough Hall | Elevated Staifon Mg 4 ’ Ws Ae oo ; ki Subway Stelion Open cvery evenirg until 9 o'clock Bi ee ‘ : a Open every evening until 9 o'clock am. k Hutchivson a Siar Twirter. 1 ) 1 ‘ ile was 4 vi i 4 : « Patent Wat a Af ever th nd CHARLES A, KEENE \ ; Va yee ‘1 coe ie bya dt Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Registered in accordance with Co; ct of Mareh 4, 1909, by Martin MeCarrtek and Anderson & Co, Unauthorized use in whole or part, or colorable summaries thereof, forbidden, } were both talented p! and but for " For mile at all drug stores at 500 a package, 180 Broadway, New York . MBB his recktesness tie latter might have and ve sure you gs! what you ask for, } i