The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1911, Page 16

ce ee ee re THE EVENING WORLD, WED NESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911. THIRTY DAYS’ FREE TRIAL IN YOUR OWN HOME THE CELEBRATED 17 5 .00 Jeu average of the college man ts very | DEMOCRATIC MAYORS ) |enant, How, wend yeu ay a'| IN WESTCHESTER CITIES. - anaautenon: ave courses in physical wled in all the f the curr subject,” a fora MORE EXERCISE AS i "<: Except for Fiske and Waldorf, County Shows Big Gains in Republican Majori (Special to The ng Wi PY VEKNON, Nov, & lay whow that Ma ke has boon re-ele olleges and m just like | d De, Hail BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLLINSs G MEISTER PIANO THREE YEARS TO PAY IF YOU ARE SATISFIED No cash payment down. No interest on payments. No extras of any kind. Piano stool and scarf free. Sold under Rothschild & Commany’s Guarantee Bond. We want to send a MEISTER Piano to your home fast to let vou #s* thar a liggh class, sweetly toned instru an he-and ty beling—made to eel! far $105. For many years you have thoughi that quality i indicated by price, is am erroneows impression thai we wo For one fuli month we wil leave the MEISTER in your home without a penny of Corrected think that every [term by @ majority of 473 over George H. Taylor jr, his Republican opy | Mount Vernon ts normally Re by 6M, 1 also jcollece (n this country, either for men Dr. Hall Would Make Physical | eigenon. tea « have @ course tn aith and the proper breed-| ‘The greatest surprise of the city ; | ing ce are inseparable | tion was the majority Geor Appell, Culture Compulsory in |e you Know that In| Democratic can te for City Judge, | Ge this, and jn that |received over Joseph H. Esser, Repub: e bi taught in. the | ican. ty of 700 is the largest All Schools, higher branches of the public achools. i te for the office. EXCEPTIONS ONLY PROVE RULE, )7"" ate aes DR. HALL INSISTS. oc eaking of the effect of the Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn = 1¢ Irer, reer OUR AVERAGE IS POOR. majority of 6,000 body « ind." 1 reminded, “you | Richard T. Wainwright, Democrat. Will- | know th ave been instances of the [iam J. Doyle was ej-sted Sherif! over : . most remarkable intellects in bod! Marmaduke B. Wright, Democrat, by Mentality and Morals Both jpititeaniy wens POM more than 6,000 majority In New Rochelle Commodore Frederick Will Close Out on Thursday, Nov. 9 “But, the unprecedent: and exper no is very better t one strument, then we ell send for it and take it away ’ When the month 1s over we over the question of sal $35 to $50 Tailored Suits, $28 “Oh, of cour there have been ex- : le : ( Waldorf of the New Rochelle Yacht Club | proved all that % * Dependent on Health, —_ | ceptions." nam nears land prominent, Democrat “defeated = mn “Beat, gene om ‘ * | Harry EB, Colwell, the present Mayor, by 9 & He Declares. | cannot be a good father, band, $0 majority. Taken From the Regular Stock Remember that MEISTER Pianos ae ; Dusiness man or citizen unless he — are sold direet {rom the maker to you and the has his health. Zi health makes CAR SMASHED BIG TRUCK. ¥ usual profit of $100 which goes to,a dealer is @ man nervous and irritable and We do not, and will not, sell to dealers. Drop into our jar de- partment tomorrow and see the eight of MEISTER, ranging in price from $1 ¢0 (o $330. Any one you fancy will be immediately loaned 10 you for’ one Tull’ month Ifyou haven't time to call at our store, telephone and we'll send you our catalog. No puzzle schemes or so-called club plans. Rothschild & Company's resources are in excess of $4,000,000. They sell more pianos direct to the home than any other house in the workd. PRICES, $175 to $350. Sikrrvk WHERE vo! HT, NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE. THE MEISTER PIANO COMPANY, (ROTHSCHILD & COMPANY, Sole Owners, Chicago, IIL) EASTERN BRANCH, NEW YORK CITv Clarendon Bidg., 8. %. Cerner 18th St. and th Ave, Tel. Stuyvesant 358-254 TAKE ELEVATOR TO TENTE FLOOR Lord & Taylor. Founded 1826 e ie Sample Sustes of Dining Room Furnitare By Ethel Lioyd Patterson. “Most Amert- absolutely saved to you Crash at js Driver in Air, Isidor Krixes of No. 221 George ave- RUNAWAY GIRL SAYS nun trons, aleve n hanry treee Te 00h | SAILORS TATTOOED HER, Jot @ northbound Madison avenue trolley car at Franklin street to-day and the Representing about 50 of the season's most fashionable and best selling models; of ABOUT 250 WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS chiffon broadcloth, chevron, diagonal, tailor serge and fancy mixtures, in black and all desirable colors.............0.05 $ Reduced From $35.00 to $50.00 “ mi crash that followed spun him twenty Judge Turns Fourteen-Year-Old|teot in the atr. He was badly bruised | : baa Chia ij. [and cut, After being hurried tnto the Brooklyn Miss Over to Chil Criminal Courts Butlding he wasy re- | dren's Society. healthy. “In our coun- ty «8 small number of col- lege students Overtrain in athletics and the large moved to the Hudson Street Hospital, ‘The truck was badly smashed and Mrs, Margaret Dickson of No. 49 Con- | the team ran away, bowling over a doz- cord street, Brooklyn, had her fourteen-|en pushcarts before being stopped at year-old daughter, Amanda, a very |Canal etreet, The car, which carried pretty girl in the Brooklyn Children’s |ouly two passengers, was not injured in Majority 4o not train at all. The re. | Court to-day. Amanda is accused of | the smash, Galt io an extreme! v being incorrigible. es physical ~ Atal vor, | YA wesk ago ‘Friday, ‘re. Dickson Freskel peor These are the words of Dr. G. Stan-}told Judge Ryan, “Amanda left -home.| GLOUCESTER, N. J, Nov. @— Jey Hall,’ who came all the way to[ She was gone days, When she|Thomas Cunningham, member of the New York from Worcester, Mass,,|°#me back she had a red and blue an-|Board of Freeholders of Gloucester Where he is President of Clark Uni.| hor tattooed on her left arm. She told |County, wan struck and instantly Idlled versity, to say them to us. And it|Me she had been enjoying life in New |by an express train at the Pennsylvania dben aeom as though Dr. Hall should] York with sailors from the battleship | Rallroad crossing in Westville, lis home, receive @omething a tle out of the whut had been spending her nights Lictaad ordinary in the way of a welcome to A wl friend, I don't believe her our city.’ Ia he not our first visitor, aPyontenshp Ryargtoaek eg many moons, who has refrained from discussing the Modern Woman Problem? Maybe he would have been willing to discuss it when I called him at the Grand Union Hotel, re he is stopping. But that is e@@Mething you and I shall never know. Fer 1 most —_— POSITIVELY NONE SENT ON APPROVAL juestioned Amenda. ‘The was not happy at home use of her mother's habita, es your father drink?" asked the father is as sober as a judge,” Amanda. Ryan spent a few moments in nt and committed Amanda to the articularly did not men-joare of the Children’s Society, eae PR then the subject. Instead, I said: na ca “What is the matter with American Ea FIGHTS THIEF IN HER HOME. MENTALITY AND MORALS BOTH | Mes. Stcarra Grapplen With Him, DEPENDENT ON HEALTH. He Flees, but “They do not get enough of the kind of exerc! he replied| When Mrs. Roste ra of No, 18 tly. “They neither work in gym-| Elizabeth street returned home from nor in the open, I came here] shopping, just before noon to-day, #he larly th lecture on the subject} found a man looting her home, the members of the Young Men's| The burglar attempted to escape, but Association. . My talk is prac- | Mrs. first in @ course of eugenic#| door, He grappled with her, striking hope to introduce, her in the face and choking her until Sdsotion with it we wish to encourage | she released her hold on him, Before tee young men to develop themselves | he was able to leave the building the properly physically. woman managed to get to the window and call for help, vd of men and boys took as the thief ran out and ) stop his progress with all f missiles, A block from the nan ran into the arms of and White of the Cen- crowd was #0 threat+ had diMeulty station house, at Greatly Reduced Prices Louis XIV. Circassian Walnut Suite, 4 pieces—regularly $1,240.00....... *\ $750.00 Louis XVI. Circassian Walnut Bui 4 pieces—regularly €585.00. .. * Suite} 5950.00 Jacobean Oak Suite, 4 ee ey $575. 00 Sicarra barred the way to the larly $750.00,..c0ccvcceresvceceeees oe eae Mary beautiful Inlay jogany Suite, 4 pieces—regularly 8065.00 ... ccccccccccccccccccccccs $750.00 Sheraton broad line Inlay Mahogany) Suite, 4 large pieces and 6 chairse—) $599.00 regularly $660.00. .........seeseees 8-piece Plain Mahogany (suites, Sideboard, China Cabinet and Extension Table, Open Saturday Evenings Till 10 o’Clock. New Harlem Store 3rd Ave.212!Ist St. 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. “The scrawny, ungainly man does not quickly, nor retain the knowledge him; nor has he the strength necessary to resist temptation, It is uaually the weak man ph. es the weak man morally. tral Office, ening that t In taking th Some ches were inking to excess is but one of the © gave t me of tan Commis agsiont mart | Samet" Rand, sud "ho” yun mineteen At $175.00 $215.00 $220.00 when or m1 yea old nd lived t No, Me East Papelons tronath: to perform his: daily | Ninth rect, Ho wax taken to. the This Great Building Is Full of ‘Reg. $277.00 $815.00 920.00 Tombey. _“Uatil the general physical aver- Henry carpenter, of Richmond Bory ite Everything for Housekeeping Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. t sh, walked Into @ bar- e i about this reform?" 1 room gt No, %S% Jewett avenue, Port r Space be 8 to. take the proper | Richmond, to-day and awked for Acres of Floo = — - ; }a ginas of . After drinking part . ‘ iinet of pyalcxrca, Ie atl hn uh aa Ready for Thanksgiving? © Dinner Set, $8.50 le by Nahan Pranko's Orchertra, Revenurent old, eh had ee PU ed rest ‘and swallowed it, He thanked the ° > “—_ eo 33 Z A porch out- and died elieved he Beene, $0 some. gyi We are—we have a complete and up-to-date stock of dining room furni- ture, rugs and everything to make a good dinner taste better. or take care to exercise regu- lagly in the open air? TOO FEW TAKE REGULAR EXER- ‘ CIGE IN OPEN AIR. LUG AVE. 19®70.20° S' g READY RELIEP | on Sunday, but you) RADWAY'S NEURALGIA Radway’s Ready Relief is the best counter irritant known, and therefore the best embrocation that can be used in “Once in a while you hear one man | that he is going to have go! hear such a remark all too rarely fi student life, are content to @ prowess of the Chere. And oven the college men Who have gone in for athietion let down completely once they leave course of ten or fifteen minutes, “J have talked with the physical di- Sold by all Druggists. rectors of Harvard and Yale and other universities, and they admit the piysi: RADWAY & CO., New York, Neuralgia, Rub it on the part af- fected and keep flannels soaked with it on the seat of the pain until ease is obtained, which will usually be in the W.L, DOUGLAS proves their superionty over all other makes for the price. ONE PATR of my KC . I hongies 92.50 RHOKS will positty on bottom TWO PATRS of ordinary jas shoes in your town, write for catalog, Shoes sent direct repaid. W.L. DOUGLAS, 152 Spark St, Brockton, Mass, Stores in New York: Store. | g Opiate $12.75 Very substantial oak extension table— heavy pillar, claw feet, nicely finished, round top, 42 inch; extends to 6 feet. Others in Mission, Mahogany and all finishes—all prices. Sideboards, China Closets, Chairs, etc., of every description, $17.50 Brass Bed ss:i3, Two inch continuous posts, with 5¢-inch fillers and pretty spindles. In either bright or satin finish. We show 12,500 square feet of Beds, Bed- ding and Bedroom Furniture—almost an endless variety of style and price. Downtown { Park Row and Chatham Square 193 to 205 Park Row We have thousands of thankful customers, whose parents and grand- parents were thankful customers before them. Do you wonder that we are thankful? ‘ $30 worth for 50c a week $100 «= 81.50 « “ “ Os «6 $200 $1,000 “« $12.50 « Payable by the month if more convenient. Collectors sent if REQUESTED. We will open an account for any amount. 10% off if you pay cash Prices marked in plain figures. Carpets Rugs 100 pieces of high grade china Enough to serve a Thanksgiving dinner to twelve people. Many otheg full sets at all prices and also single pieces and small sets of every kind. Punch Bow! and 6 Giasses 9 8c HangingLamp $1.95 Glassware of 9-in, ruby every description giohe; brass ab every price. trimmings. Oilcloths, etc. Ingrains from...$ .55|A special lot of best|Oilcloths from... .$ .33 Tapestries from. . Best Brussels.... .98 Praga: era Extra Velvets.... 1.05] 4.66.6... 8.75 | 9x12 ‘69|qQuality Axminster|Linoleumsfrom... .49 Chinese, Japanese $16.50| and Crex Mattings POSOITVOM esc ccc ene 19 Extra Axminsters 1.23] Over 500 different Rugs| Cork Bath Mats. . ‘95 Also Wiltons, Savon-|can be seen at a glance} Duplex Door Mats .59 neries, etc., in all colors.| on our revolving racks.|And all such things. No Charge for Measuring, Making, Laying or Lining. Cowperthwait € Sons Just Starting! 4 Christmas Piano Clubs | Better join now and enjoy your piano at once. Note Particularly the Special Terms Offered = Our Most Popular Offer is the A bach Pianofor| L179 Special Terms :—30 days’ ee dl ree trial in your own home After you are thoroughly satisfied that BM the Auerbach represents the highcst Piano value possible—begin payments, as low a. | Only ‘1.00 a Week Other fine Auerbachs at $225 to $350, ; ‘ These specials in exchanged pianos for to-morrow. Every instrument guaranteed for 10 years, © rourtn ricor. 1 Sohmer Upright (excel- ja Knabe Upright, woith jent tone and condition)... $155] $100 more, vee $225 1 Imperial Upright, Colonials! condition... 1 Hardman Upright, (think of Waters Upright, fine sing- buying a good Hardman in’ tone, .. S110! at this price)............ $145 LS Hazelton Upright (one of those “good old Hazelton,” in prime condition),........ $125 1 Hardman U nt ,_,bxtra Special 1 Steinway Upright. Choice of any of these un- 1 Weber Upright. usual bargains, 1 Imperial Upright 1 Auerbach Upright 1 Sohsher Upright. . | )_ —® Simpson Crawford Co., Sixth Ave., New York Ci a 7 ‘ sl NT ADS WORK MONDAY WONDERS, \ * : ine SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING W' _ — MARY