The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1911, Page 4

1911. — —_ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, Daring Fire Chaplain | Fearing that other wires would fall, the ASKED FOR LESS AOISE: Dashes Through Blaze, cee Rescues Deputy Chiet *:,27' hoops of charged wires, sending of py- rotechnic divpiays of bive, purple and green fire circling toward them. The }men fled, but the hissing Wires missed |eeveral of them only by a few inches, WANCUTE BRE BREAKS HOUSE WOH BG STONE y Off Motoring, Mrs. ‘Herbert Trevor Shivers in § Unheated Home. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSS$ a Bullet Instead, Andrew Montirani, sixty years old, @ came from a large gaso- lene tank in the yard of the eleotric restaurateur at No, @0! Fourteenth avenue, Borough Park, was shot In the right ahoulder éarly this morning by one of three men who came to his company nearby. For fear that tt might) piace and resented is orders not to explode police reserves from two ata-| be noley. Thé man fired three shots, tions were summoned to keep the crowa| Obly one of which took effect. The of spectators at @ distance, John Reeber, a member of the lumber company firm, dashed between piles of burning lumber to the office and back three men fied. | in orfer to save Bessie, a bulldog, end You Will Save Many Dollars ‘by buying your Christmas Piano at the “Pease” Sale of Used Pianos The Only Sale of Its Kind Held During the Year, and Ab- solutely the Biggest Values EverOff. for Reliable Pianos HIS is not a sale of “worn out and dead stock,” held in a dull season to force business, but is our annual sale of thoroughly reliable pianos our own and other good makes, offered for sale right in the midst fo the holiday season, when the greatest number of pianos are purchased. We give a written guarantee with each piano and allow the full purchase price within’one year from date toward the purchase price of any new Pease Piano if desired. The Reason for This Sale ‘The Pease Piano Company do the largest rental business of any firm in New York, and mostly of new pianos to musicians and professional people, and this is the time of the year when we desire to replenish our rental stock with new pianos, and offer the stock now on hand at prices that should sell every one of them within 48 hours, It will therefore be seen that the majority of the pianos offered below are NOT EXCHANGED edb which have been given up be- cause unsatisfactory, which is the onl! for many sales of USED pianos, but which are in reality sales of ABUSED pianos. This sale is the only one that the Pease etal hold each year, and the only one of equal importance held by a piano manufacturer. _ I't consists mostly of the Pease Company's rentai stock, who rent only to the best class of People and not to public places. A partial list of the pianos follows:— ples nearby and after affair to Policeman Schwarts of the Fort Hamilton station. Montirani will recover. A friend took Montiraat te Dr. Cap. e her five puppies. By the time he reached the office jhe roof was burning, but he gathered up the puppies and, followed by Bessie, regained the street while the crowa applauded. | ‘The fire burned for several hours, and for a while had the electric lights out |4n @ section of the Bronx. The damage | 1s estimated at $10,000, een REYES CROSSES TO MEXICO. j@overament Omeinio Expect t0 Captare and Try Him Speedily. MEXICO CITY, Deo, 6.—General Bera- ardo Reyes hae returned to Mexico. Just where he Is and just where he crossed the international boundaty are not generally known, but that he Is in Mexican territory 1s an official state. ment. Instead of manifesting alarm Govern- ment officials to-day professed keen pleagure, Thoy believe they will have [itttle trouble in effecting his capture, when he will have to stand trial on the | charge of inciting rebellion, Pasteurization Means Safety . Pasteurization i antec | ' cf purity in milk--es shove b the fact that the Board of has saved hundreds of babies’ lives with pasteurized Sheffield END OF HER ROMANCE. | AIREY | Honeymooned in the Adiron- | ¢dacks and Happy, but His Folks Didn’t Approve. , Wrne answer to that touching Rroat- @ay daliad beginning, “Will you love fm December as you did in May?” Ia} earnestly sought by Mrs. Herbert 0. 148 Grand avenue, tho Farms Milk this year. Even when ized milk on the farm —with far greater risk Trevor's father-in-law in ‘Trevor, member of an olf York family and a manufacturer | Jaces. As Mise Adelaide Putman sho the star manicure in the Hotel im two years ago when twenty-| r-old Herbert &. Trevor met » He courted her three months and married her in “The Little Church the Corner.” By last June ne| Rev. Father James McGean at Great Risk Drags Callaghan to Safety. ATLANTIC CITY NEW YORK ASBURY PARK JRROSENBAUM 8&-Co, 10 & 12 WEST 23rd STREET repented to the extent of refusing ‘fo pay his wife's bills. | Afte® his public announcement that puree was closed to her creditors,| Deputy Fire Chief Richard W. Cal- laghan ts at home to-day with an in- Trevor went to Canada. Return- hg Two weeks ago she found her house s44 jee and wrenched back. He got ; and her husband fone. | Sh°' tnem ast night while directing @ Agat up her father-in-law to ‘leara was. She was tnformed against @ diate that destroyed the lum- Fn ala eon & long motoring | er yard of John Reatior’s Bone, Morris! 40 the West with the chauffeur| avenue and East One Hundred and For- the Yamly bulldog, and that his tleth street. Had it not been for the t address was a matter of coa-| Rev, James McGean, @ chaplain of the Fire Department, who dashed into the flames and smoke and dragged him te safety, Callaghan's injures probabiy Would be much more serious. The Deputy Chief was blinded by the smoke and stumbled over @ pile of | lumber when the fire was at its fiercest. He found that he had sprained his ankle Unadle to EVIVING- Ww enone iy ne a) ESPECIALLY ARRANGED FOR TO-MORRO' TO SUCCEED YOU NFED Vitaly. Strength, Porce. The Season’s Most Startling SUIT & COAT SALE troubles. "After our marriage,” she said, as she wat in the icy parlor of her wrap- Ped in a blanket, “we went to Chat 7 Lake in the Adirondacks for our ‘honeymoon and were very happy, though | and twisted his back. . : ‘ ‘Was Now Was Now . afraid Mr. Trevor's family did not) up, he was dragging himself along 5 : . De escsve a ve i aa aun tee . : ‘ ‘ 1 Hardman Upright...8400 $78 | 1 Pease Upright.......8325 $200 Sages says year Then we reured [fie nape” "| Seott’s Emulsion Closing Out About 1000 Women’s 1 Tifany Upright ..-. $2580 | 1 Pease Upnee:. 180 few York and took an apartment at | y>, sate a fe, , ° einwa) sees ickerin, right. 1 es 6) West One Hundred and S1s-| som fallen live wires, ‘Tho mén mere) fh 2 sat on tie and Misses’ Suits and Coats at 1 Wilbur Upright... 250478 | 1 Wilbur Upright. les $" ‘us_by my father-in-law, was |°" Morris avenue giving their attention body. uilder, nerve- 1 Lauter Upright...... 325 125 | 1 Weber Upright....... 140 ve Nneuse—ves, but coid,| to piles of blasing lumber when an|™ and oitalizer. sibs Ii, to I REGULAR PRICES : ae it gio coh rH 4 ea pright. oe a 33 iA ase Upright... s ease Upright....... 8 we had moved here my hus- Ny . 1 Steinway Baby Grand 900 380 | 1 Wissner Upright..... 350 48 gradually to change,” . 1 Pease Baby Grand... 600 390 1 Pease Upright....... 450 in pg onset lig 4 | ; erbay Seal * 600 310 : Molienhausr paar. a as a pa lenberg 0j feser Upright....... ain tat hee tea Custom Tailored Suits Grand.......... Pe’ 500 180 | 1 gVilbur HS 1) 250 ie oA ter wh their Stone aitterea. : 1 Bradbury Upright.... 300 85 | 1 Pease Opel Ricsess, O00, Ie er marty van “tar har by Regular Values $30 & $35 TOM rt 00 es] i Yener pag. sc 350 tae ‘ ‘ heat 1 Pease Upright....... 400 225] 1 Pease Upright....... 325 2 eae le ay Necbotalt ls ag Me ka 1 Gruenberg pright.;: 275 70) 1 Wagner Uprantcs i70 oF inymed; al the provaling popuzar taores, | 1 & 0) 1 Stuyvesant Upright:. 300 100 | 1 Wilbur Upright. 1225 185 and see if separation did not including cheviots, mixtures and serges, in t i 1 Stuyvesant Upright.. 325 118] 1 Ludke Upright.....:. 250 65 i Fe ne Sool mare kindy newest colorings. 1 Pease Upright....... 350 250 | 1 Pease Upright... ..: 325 22g + WBhiisidhe aid. Six weeks after her de- | 1 Stanley pright. +» 225 85/1 Trowbridge Upright... 225 8 the weekly Ailewance at & 1 He Jpright.... nn Hed 1 pas arenes 250 18, coming, she said, and she was e 1 Wilbur ight..... 1 Bradfor right.... 250 7 Pao ihe charity ot frienaa, Dee Full Length Winter Coats 1 Pease Upri SII $00 160] 1 Pease Uprights... 268 octor’s bill. In the end sho 1 Biddle Upright 200 75 | 1 Wilbur Upright hie | 16? her Jowels, raised $260 and camo "Coffee? Why, I've drank Vv 5, 1 Pease Upright. 300 185 | 1 Baus Upright.. 128 Be i iti Regular Values $2 1 Wilbur Upright 290 180 | 1 Pease Upright oH — pony eong Qype it 20 years, say Doc, quit chaffin’, The latest styles of touring, polo and motor 1 Weser Upright....... 275 115 | 1 Vankirk Uprigh 1 5 Also 50 other Pease Uprights at prices ranging from $100 to $275 that originally cost from $325 up. Player Pianos, Etc. !10.00 coats with the newest style effects; double faced cloths or mixtures. ’ law's office. He said he had to look after the place and she in, His actions are not pleas- her. How the fight will end, she We will give a free exchange of Music Rélls with each Player Piano with- those infernal twists in my right out limit of time, Was Now Was N PaaS SSE 1 Pease Player Piano...8700 $375 | 1 Wilbur Player Piano..$550 $428 father-in-law offered 1 Pease Player Piano... 700 450 | 1 Pease Player Piano... 700 440 pe sieranee ce . 1 eres Tiever pia, +» 700 - 1 prese Be Hiei: oa ih i 44 ’ 1 Wilbur Player Piano.. 575 ease Player Piano... reaiive sare sence | “Now there goes another of 1 Pease Player Piano... 730 «4981 3 Pianola layer....... 250 80 » is a shipping clerk in her be bat ® wale Conery SQUARE PIANOS Trevor refuses to discuss his, LOT NO. 1, LOT NO, 2. Specials in a 7 1 Some pose our 1 Pease uare.. cout JANENT SCRATC ? \ 1 Young Square. ice jaines Square........ ice N GERMAN "CLEAN SLATE? oe a ae Marabou Collars, etc. (i i Barnes are . $6. } Kranich & Bach Square $12 Has Been Writing With! At the suggestion of the Consumers’ League we wres our Uh 1 Lighte Square. . | 1 Bradford Squar: a patrons to do their Christmas shopping at the earliest possible date, Marabou Muffs, Black, Natural and Toupe; regular value Haba at $5.00 each. ? Marabou Stoles, five strands, 214 yds. long— Black, Toupe and Natural; regular value $4.00 and 6.00, now $2.95 and $3.95, ' Marabou Collars and Stoles, Black, White, Natural, $3.95 to $16.50 each. @ ‘Hard Pencil, the Imperial * ‘Chancellor Reminds Her. IN, Der, 6.—At the final ses: Reichstag yesterday Imperial \° ellor Von Bethmann-Holtweg made a. Perch on the Morocco question. It| marked neither by hostility to Eng- | Rer unnecessary fourishes of . Its tone was much like that @@ Bir Edward Grey's address in tho you say? So I've got to quit. Well, what do you know about this Postum? Every instrument is marked at the cash price, but, if desired, monthly payments may be made of from _ $4 TO $10 PER MONTH according to the piano, for just the simple interest extra upon the unpaid Every ies delivered FREE within 75 miles of New York mae tes square pianos), with stool and cover to match and one year's tuning free. No mail orders will be filled, but a small deposit now will secure any piano —— Tr Fe) ; for Xmas delivery. ' \ f Commons last week. ‘The (A month later) “Mornin’ Hemstitched Chiffon Voile Scarfs, 1 7-8 fl] We invite the inspection of the public and the trade in general. J ier oo ie a Doe, yes fe¢ling fine, thanks. Say, yds. long, one yard wide, all colors. Regdlar value : $2.00. Special $1.50 each. Silk Spun Auto Veils and Scarfs, two yds. long, tasseled and fringed ends, all colors and two tone effects, $3.95 each. Waist Patterns for Holiday Gifts Fili Hand Work .25, Filipine ere. ork on Batiste, $3.25 Madeira Hand Work on Linen, $4.50, 5,00, Open Evenings This Month Until 9:30 P. M. PEASE PIANO CO., 128 W. 42d St., near Broadway, New York Ave., ae oe Wie See: Roe St. Equally big A ie for the betterment of relations between Wngiand and Germany. For myself 1 ‘AM tm accordance with that wish, but 1) femember that the same wish had beer expressed repeatediy by both sides for @ series of yoars. ‘ou did give mea scare about my iver, bu’ it was all true, | reckon. “When I quit the coffee and went on with Postum, I began to feel better in two days and now I've quit the army of coffee cranks for good. == TI PAPAAADAAAAGPAGRAA AHA ARPA AGAR HAGA NAA ARAGDHHN AAG AH GHRADAA AH AAGGHGOGAAKGOG AGDOGARG AARKHGH ARG AHGAGUNAHHRHGHGHKHUKHHHAHHVAGKOOOMUEHORHUN PA AAA AAA ARG AAA RAHA GHVHG AGA HAA AGAMA DGHPAA DAA AAA AAA AMAA AR DAABDGAAAH AEH DADA AAHHGHAGHBAANGAAAHOHAAANARDAMNANARYENUY ef the recent past has om with @ hard pencil leaving it soratches which cannot be i=>f=; over in the future if suspicion AE we sie 8.75. Batist wields pencil.” renc! an: ol y Presses atin cota nus manta “Sure, I belong to the Postum +0 aT ere eee ae SSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSSSSS5S attitude, army, and know where my Irish Han: Worken Linen, spec at $1.85 i is. Austrian Hand Work on Vé $6.75,7.50, | , 8.75, 10.50. “There's a Reason” for a week without ball. Capt. has been in Portsmouth for sev- James McCutcheon & Co., perenne bo oe 5th Ave. & 34th St., waidBh Morte 4 4 “Ahi bee eean=ee=eeaea POSTUM CEREAL CO,, LTD., Batile Creek, Mich. Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders \ GIT ra Seti b sd i TT ARI RCN LA aN DA se reer nS AS Le