The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1911, Page 21

MILES AND WOOD, TAFT AND OLX TO GREET THE BOTH a Ciliieeton cf tha § of the Regiment’ Departure for the Front to Begin Sutday, “T would, if necessary, walk from ‘Waahtagton 2o New York to bo present at any celebration of the services of the great Sixty-ninth Regiment,” sald Gen. Neison A, Miles when a committee waited on him to invite him to the au in celebration of the departure @ fighting Igish regiment for the Physical condition ts such that I been compelled to decline all In: ations recently,” added Gen. Mil “But the old Sixty-ninth; the 1 saw them work and I know worth, and I'll be at that banar Among the others who offer tele tribute to the old Sixty, banquet In the Hotel Astor nesday night are President der, Dix, The real celedration of ‘the departure of the historical regiment for the war will begin Sunday, when the t will march to St. Patrick's f. there again to take » Aitary mass under the Rev. Kearney, just as et did the day they marched off to 2 Ue, It was dn this church that men who made the name of t regiment a tradition for v New Yorkers before th down Broadway on the front. Accompanyins the tw Taft end ina father Don’t miss this If you have any idea w now is the time, Don't put it cash, and we will arrs sma!] monthly payme! May First, when we take pos building. used pianos which ment purchased d slect rom our stock. t DR. ARTHUR FORTH, 93mm fits . |(MeEnerys || Call will preside at the dinnen Gen: Nelson A. Miles and Leonard A, W will apeak, and Col, Conley, the pres- ent commandant of the regiment, wilt guests. Presidem Taft is ex iat) to, be prowent at 8.9) and will offer a ehort tatky as will Gor, Dix. The war recom of the regiment will be yu? by Joseph T. Rowam and od , Clarke Sees read an AUSTRIAN EMPEROR EMPEROR RESTS, ont ‘Trouble Forces Wim te Abandon Hts Audiences VeadNaccey Apetl 2tinperoe Freacts S} Joseph te again having trouble with hie throat, He gave a joint audience today to the Austrian and Hungarian Promiers, but later (@ wae announced that bie phy~ slctans had advised him to ebandon further aunonces for the present, ‘The aMictton is oMobally declared not Beriour, Fmperor Franols Joseph celebrated his elehtleth birthday on Aug, 18 last, He has relgned aince 148, Karly tn Janudry Jils Majes(y was indisposed and there were persistent reports tn Vienna that he was suffering from laryngeal catarrh accompanied by some fever, The ness was sald to be elmilar to that whicn almost proved fatal three years ago. On Jan, 16 te was oMotally announced that the Dmperor had completely re- vered his health and on the same evening he appeared at a court Ball, a | BUTLER-THIEF SENTENCED. Medel mt Who Filed with Elvstein Jewels Gets Tem Years, Judge Rosaisky to-day sentenced Rod- ert Von Becker to serve ten yeara in Sing Sing Prison, Beoker pleaded guilty two days ago to grand larceny In the first degree. In the household of Witttam Einstein at No, 121 East Fifty seventh ® proved so fine a second man ees Were not looked up. , and decorously y 6,90 worth of nick Reilly traced Becker to Bais re and arrested him with §3,000 of the Jewelry, He wes sentenced Marto that which he committed Binstein home, He claims to be son of a high officer in the German Wissner Removal Saleof Pianos Is Drawing to a Close been many years since a similar chance was presented and it will be a long time before another such sale occurs. WISSNER (ci @ small deposit on the piano of your choice if you can’t pay e so that you can pay the balance in Thes §5-57 FLATBUSH AVENUE Then, too, there is absolutely no risk in buying any of the offering during this sale. iis event in one year from date cf its purcha payment on any new Wissner piano which you may care to Brand New Pianos Reduced 275 Styles Now 195 opportunity. It has ever about buying a piano, oo long. 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It always helps. It almost always cures, “Favorite Prescription” is strictly non-alcoholic, nonesecret, all ite ingredients being printed on its bottleswrapper; cone tains no deleterious or habit:forminé drugs, and every native medicinal root entering into its composition has the full ene dorsement of those most eminent in the several schools of medical practice. FRIDAY, Some of the numerous and strongest of professional endorsements of its ingredi- ents will be found in a pamphlet wrapped around the bottle, also ina booklet mailed free on request, by Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. ¥. These profes- sional endorsements should have far more weight than any amount of the ordi- nary lay, or non-professional testimonials. The most intelligent women now-a-days insist on knowing what they take as medicine instead of opening their mouths like a lot of young birds and gulping down whatever is offered them. ‘‘ Favorite Prescription” is of KNOWN COM- POSITION. It makes weak women strong and sick women well. Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay ex- pense of mailing only. Send to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y., 31 one-cent stamps for cloth-bound copy. f sick consult the Doctor, free of charge, by letter. tions are held sacredly confidential. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets invigorate and regulate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy. | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Used Pianos All such communica- Write for New Catalog-W ‘GUARANTEED , 86, 88 and 90 MYRTLE AVE., Ho an Cor, Lawrence St., Brooklyn mn aU: _ S . Player We aka Pianos represents the FULL+ Me E that it is ible to secure for the we make to you! For instance, we guaran- tee thatour I family brick at $4250 embraces the best location, the finest materials, most durable haken in exchenge for "ite Eleetrte piayern_ ate tached to new pianos, Many of Un Pianos Show Little o jo Wear. Read the list etal: Just what you Hallett & Davis BOLD ONLY BY THE Saat TELEPHONE, CORT. 7440 Only $4 to Pay Down Then Tie Weekly. Altogether, GRAND PIANOS $575 | Estey Weber $450 ' Sohmer 500 | Chickering 300 Ivers & Pond $525 = ™% Hallett & Davis 450 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE= | &% LONG ISLAND. th silk cords and ay arm chair PLAYER PIANOS Welle-Mignon, prac tically new, $1,000, cluding $400 worth of music. | Weber Grand Pianola Fiano, $1,250. including 50 rolls of This Book Free “*"tsisam'.t » {f you contemplate the purchase | th original price w © offer the most nv jent terms, as of Long Island | tow uv $5 per month on sone of the planos, Real Estate you EW YORK SALESROOMS FOR Ivers & Pond Pianos, cannot afford to be without this Strich & Zeidler Pianos, Guide Book ‘ Mathushek Pianos, forInvestors. and the home of the wonderful | TEL-ELECTRIC PIANO PLAYER. Send for it TO- DAY. |'Tel-Electri¢? Company (Tel-Electric Building), *McKnight Realty, »Company | ‘ny cy S| New York | adt ee | INTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES ¢ m rocker s $65 Worth, $1.00 Weekly $100 Worth, $150 Weekly $150 Worth, $2. days Until Weekly M Oven Sat ly new THAT YOUR TRE FAMILY NEEDS FOR A ; Spring « Summer call and inspect our extensive stock Undead our new method y vide your entire family. all well dressed at a t less than you would pay cash vhere, CREDIT) pac STYLES THE LATEST MATERIALS THE BEST Open an account at o: you and at t ZEITZ & BEAUTIFUL Liradour 347 Fift! . Asana STEAMBOATS: THE MeCRUM HOW EI New Yor Park aud iMitdhug Sua lay, Ly. W, SOtNe0 BAD ALM Ler, Mabtary 0.20 A, Md. i POR SALE. | _ HELP | WANTED—MAL DIAMONDS ON CREDIT inacgaym APRIL 21, | in splendid shape.... Majority of goods we purchase now are con- Grands and Uprights | i : beh \t construction and bestime | || ics tra’ 0u expected te ba, had anywhere in New UP HT PIANOS York tor $4250,which in= i paced | Weber $305 | cludes only a reasonable Steinway My per profit to this company. wy, eeetine 1 Stefegey 7 $300 cash; balance on ere " 350 igrms ‘to suit yourself, | .|\Haines Bros. 185 Selmer = buys a*GQUARANTEBD" eter mi ate 4 trowses may awealog. | || Bradbury ai Mathushele 200 :! ion always. Briggs 145 | Lindemann 300 B Write, call or telephone for Ivers & Pond $300 Parlor Suites tet 0.4 and apectal offer: Ki |299 Fifth Ave., Corner 3ist St. | 1911. @HEARN@ FOURTEENTH STREED ‘West of Fifth Avenus Nearly All the Special Values of HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK HOLD GOOD TO-MORROW! Linens Sheets Muslins Blankets Rugs Shades and Poles | Towels Pillow Cases Quilts Soaps Curtains Silverware—Cutlery ARE DEPARTMENTS THAT OFFER SPECIAL ECONOMIES! o— —_—— After-Easter Clearances in After-Easter Clearances in New Millinery Simply because they're od4 lots Boys’ and Young Men's Clothing! Simply, ecause they're ofd ote ivi Easter trad fect. con: And as early stocks go out new purchases arriving keep assortments Goh, tee th an win oF them out of the way quickly:— ‘Women's Untrimmed Hate—fancy Dburne straw large and small shapes were .8 see 8 siderably below the prices paid earlier, so that we can sell on clear- ance price basis! EOYS’ RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS Strictly new season models in all wool Serges, Cheviots, Worsteds, Crashes, Homespuns and Cassimeres—-white, plain ind fancies, including Shepherd Checks; Sailor, Military and collarless stylee—also regulation in Navy | W and brown—braid trim’d or emb'd emblems—some have extra shields— 2), to 10 years, 2.98 ... 3.98 ...4.98 ... 5.98 Women's Ready- -to- Weara—bur trawe with velvet yore .08 aad -to- Wears Straws catyilel iu ‘colors ribbon aod velvet trim Roses —large and small —all ¢ colore— justera—were single or cl 89 All ONE-THIRD LESS than earlier prices. 064 Lote oll corte of Teves jorengens and othere— 90 OTHER REDUCTIONS INCLUDE:— Lalas Rancheo— extra quality - a Boys’ Coat Suits-—1 and 2 pr. ckers; on otto d ly Ontrich Fanciee—biack and Eight to seventeen years. . colors-—were a (4 +108 Lara Single and ati Boys’ Dressy Suits—extra qualit en aseorinents wae heresies 2 pra. knickers—-eight to seventeen years Were: Mo: : 88 Rough Satin Straw bral Young Men's Suits—31 to $8 chest; were $13.98 were .30.. .... {10.98 $12.98 Navy and fancies... Young Men’ 's Suits-—-31 to $8 chest; were $15.08 A splendid variety of Spring’s most desirable fabrics. . After-Easter Clearance of Boys’ Reefers Best Spring colors and fancies—fine lightweight linings-—cloth or velvet collars—plain or with sleeve emblems—2!3 to 10 years. 2.98 ..- 3.98 ...4.98 ... 5.98 | Worth $4.50 to $8.00 Boys’ New Wash Suits—2\4 to 10 i to 3.98 REN SAP Gold Cloth Elastic Belts Actual er iad ee | Special, price, 81.00. At Beautiful imported styles, with gold cloth surface, blended wits rare Per- sian tints of coral, lapis lagull, etc.... The goldfinish buckles are of sol!d metal, not cheap, light tinware....An foriolas no dainty woman should mise! —) After-Easter Clear-Ups in Misses’ Suits and Coats After such a marvellous Easter trade as we enjoyed there are many broken lines and small lots, which we want to clean out promptly. : Therefore MISSES’ & JUNIORS’ HIGH-CLASS SUITS Finest Serges and Worsteds, plain colors and Shepherd Checks-~ exquisitely tailored—finest linings— , ’ Men's Marquisette Nechwear Our Men's Furnishing Dep't 25 Ji js among the first to ote this natty novelty at.. cents, Colors ere rich reds, blues, hello, greens and many others which show to choice effect through the fine Mar- quisette veiling—a refined, artistic, dressy new fad for men....Styles in this lot are all French seam four-In- Suits that were up to $15.98 ... 9.98 | hands. Suits that were up to $19.98. . 12.98 | New Silk Negligee Shirts Suits that were up to $21.98 14.98 | Coat Model with French cufte-—whit Suits that were up to $23.98. .16.98 | or eBlorea trips "ait "i ated ‘ac Suits that were up to 824.98 .19.98 stitched with allk—pure All new—of most desirable mater! month—no last year's have old stock to sel)! ght within past -Customers know we never \ quality and -workmal ur price Men's Fine Vests Fine Metcerized Cheviots in new ——) GIRLS’ ‘SPRING COATS £ Pat iy Clear-up Sale An opportunity to buy at prices seldom heard of before end of season.... Reductions at a time when demand is great are certainly more appreciated than when season {8 over!—6 to 14 years, but not in each: lot! $5.98 Coats are now...... 97.98 Coats are now. $9.98 Coats are now... Still finer to 19.98—were 825.98 It goes without saying that fabrics and colors are the most desirable and that every garment is new! our price, All Ribbons in Vogue | will be found in our Ribbon Dept., the largest in town....Quotations jshow advantageous prices: — | New Monotone ap Print Ribbons floral shadir Drs, including \ inch satin edge i ts neutral tints-—full fn match color. . Basket Block Taffeta novelty for millinery and other uses the blocks are in soft contrast ave ye Boral DHBUBAE~O0 of boat charming rovidedt in a wealth plain and Striped Ribbons are new color beautle 1.98 Gunmetal Calf, Patent Leather, Black Velvet, Brown Velvet and White Canvas....Made on special lasts which do not slip at the heels or bulge at the sides—short vamp—Cuban heels—flat ribbon bows—medium weight soles—all sizes and widths. Women’s Fine Pumps . . . . tadeta vines ‘alternate in julsite new shadings of thé same color 4 : - h * cegurk wad ight-—tufl 315 Inch A Special Lot at a Specially Attractive Price. -89 and .49 fovelty Block Check Plaids, Beatch Plaids and Roman stripe taffotas-— an immense choice of 1 delicate new tintings—4!y to all widths to 64% inch —-* G. Wostenholm's Razors— | PRN a, Et Last Day of Bou Buglian teet—ewtea 6 $750 PLAYER PIAN $475 TA RSHIS WATCHES..7 Maiden Lanes ae ee ae Te at“ The B bi » W Sal. | hottow rep on 339 06 535 Fulton St., Opp. Elm Pl. ; PN. ont ae SUii NS oft eames WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS ables ear ec: lage 3 se pce men ff “DENTISTRY. GREAT sate lel ISS THEM! this almost impossible price | { FOR SALE gee a ae $$ , : ~ ANCHOR } To-morrow, Saturday, \ 3 DENTURE The New | MORNIN G SPECIALS—' thirs 2'5. New Wissner Upright Pianos....... $390 Upward PLATE Waterbury Way 3| ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mall or Telephone Orders. Naw Wissner Player Pianos........ 750 ee (Ns i) of Altogether different from other & 7.39 Boye Veal Call Shoes New Wissner Grand Pianos........ 600, i by 2 plates — permanently confortable sir tee err atk cel New jossernns Lpriene Eanes tee * ” ston te nabire, Nothing to durable. | : 5. . ‘ 8 i i ant low New Reinhard Upright Pianos 225 " CAs theod of the mouth beng a || ate set Wee New Reinhard Player Pianos.. 385 EASY PAYHIENTS CALL WA . Kb one is only at ur ental Parlors. pring Cape : a 0 $10 DOWN WiLL SEND A P/ANO HOME || Aish att Now De, crew act that Aisycur mouth perfects, & | 8e Roves- Li Nemigalihegatdbaiead Telephone 6867 Cortland, ‘Take Elevator, Best dental skill insures best service, Decayed teeth restored— rat ith) or a Used Pianos, grands and uprights, including all the : — loose teeth tightened—lost teeth replaced without plates. Work guar- ‘Nt ee anteed for tan years, All extractions made absolutely PAINLESS by prominent makes our New Botanical Discovery. Omar s “oe | 6S to a “OPEN | EVENINGS] Wissner Warerooms | EVENINGS 538-540 Fulton Street, Cor, Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, — Brooklyn, RES Bo ‘1 ‘DOWN $4 reference Kequired: : iz Roun’ Blouses Write end Fam - $5.00 50, up dy au aul MAIN FLOOR $2.25 Roller Skates Hall-bearing--extensions for TUS BERN ROOK Fulton St., Brooklyn, 64 W. 23d St., New York, \Ovv. Eden” Musee.) 2 west Abraham & Stra) HOURS, 8 TO 6; SUNDAYS, 9 TO 4 German, French and Swedish spoken. Ladies in attendanee. FPVOIV IOV TO OSTD VVTSITITD FOFSFFSN 0999999999009: ’ Hbew Ley 0 sg vetaire ¢ . ‘scree THIRD FLOOR VESTN rior, LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! # Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials. cenaesteanesaansaneseseaaneentses £46424644650407 ray & i