The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1912, Page 5

eS ti bs ; : THR EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER TOO MANY JUDGES |e er, “AND AL OVE =>" Coward pddld ee Sho Saved When Police Cib m ann ena ME! tage fcompy=== 35! Block 8thAv.36% |: ) +4: ‘That'Salary Increases jore 29, 1912. Style Notes by Madame_ Louise OPEN SATURDAY INGS UNTIL 1¢ O°CLOCK % Are Illegal. I BELIEVE IN foot comfort as Newark, N. J., Store, 49 and 51 Market Street eale i pen ge GREAT CLEARANCE. SALES sam eugba whia Soe tne co ‘The Pall Mal— The Most Important Money Saving Event of the Year stiaiann rep Pe ase 30 ‘nd ES biped coupes teams art Holiday Merchandise is on the way—and we need rcom, We must dispose of all odd Pieces and odd Lots at once. Don’t delay—never before have prices been so Ki i i | j ex ¥ehtt gf | fine ¢ © Brooklyn taxpayer, at hel core a aan CERTAINLY YOU do not have slashed. And selling will be rapid. Every article on sale shows Se snes ane a ay as robb, to sacrifice either when you buy Back to SAVINGS OF ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF tan: the famous Queen Quality Shoes. }j iad ae $10GOLDENO. | SBapeume Orurt justices now receive Foot Principles f th cared | CHIFF ene R494 fuses expe ms Can energe et THEY NUMBER thei The Cowanp Good Sense en jonas tr S53 | sir french ba re ai Bow dep (GupvemO-Cous fustiows chats bo ante 7 mond sect ae Last follows the outlines of Pa English . | drawers; woed krebc. i pti gels hee hig other good qualities — moderate the primitive foot—allows ‘ .! c +0 ads 11.00 Chiffoniers Row ....0.. $.75 prices—$3.50 to $5.00 per pair— a few at $6.00. freedom to the toes, with a snugness at the waist and heel that helpfully supports the a 5 Drewsers and. Wali arch and ankle. A shoe for Extras an alee ae ab | all who want the comfort of walking naturally, ! I & H | pe i! f I , QUEEN QUALITY BOOT SHOP 82 West 84th Street oud Nowuain wasn \ JAMES S. COWARD 264-274 Greenwich 8t., N. ¥. - (xBAB WARREN oTAERT) It makes little difference what you need—a World Want will O get it.{ Mall Orders Pilied | Send tor Catalogue Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street | Old methods of piano selling | versus the new . and how “Interest” figures ini : li ity i i 'N4) Wee $3.98 Keeping “the Pot a-Boiling” is easier said than done where old and antiquated methods are in use. It’s different when a Gas- Fired Cauldron Furnace . 3 is used. You can have as \ hae / much or as little heat as your needs require. No ex- cuse for “spoiled batches.” Bring your materials for making syrups, a Copyright, 1912, ty Gtone & 248 dollars and 75 cents and NO INTEREST.”’ Do you know what that phrase ‘‘NO INTEREST” means? We will tell you. * It means more to you than you would dream of. Through the regular way of selling pianos you Now contrast the regular method : are charged interest “on top” of thepriceof thepiano. _of selling pianos with this co-operation | We say in this co-operation piano sale—‘‘A 350 dollar piano for ; | | f us—if you buy a piano for 350 dollars you do P 4 plan. oils, extracts, paste, soap, etc., and let us not Pee dollars: You pay 850 dollars and ; In the first place, on this plan, a 850 give you a demonstration. Let us make this plain. lollar piano does not cost you 850 dol- i Suppose Fi were to buy a piano on the usual _lars or anywhere near 350 dollars. Abolishes Dirt and for 850 dollars. You were to pay, say, 20 dol- A 850 dollar piano costs you, during | Saves Floor Space 's down, then 10 dollars a month and interest at this co-operative sale, 248 dollars and 6 per cent. 7 ivi i 5 2 5 cents—giving you a clean cut saving, Now, here is how this figures out: i 850 dollars less 20 dollars Fis by be a leaves a at the ver y start, of 101 dollars and 25 balance of 880 dollars. cents, ' GF) dollars diviced by 10 dollars (the monthly paynients) Instead of having to pay 350 dollars Industrial Gas Appli Nos. 374-380 Second Avenue (Corner E. 22nd St.) Call, write—or telephone GRAMERCY 47, OPEN DAILY FROM 8 A.M. te 5 P.M. oruale 88 soeiths, hash ime in beac ou pay: ; : ‘ 8246 cents. you are , F pe months matioted, by 8216 cents equals 27 dollars and fattowed 45 months to pay 248 dollars ) (She Right Way is the Gas Way . S50 dollars (grice ef the piano) plus 87 dollars and 23 ! and 75 cents. Consolidated Gas Company of NewYork fod ipl i iT equals $77 dollars and 28 cents, what you ** Do you see the difference this makes ? Geo B. Cortelyou. President 4 ; Now, do you see what “and interest’? means? On this co-operation plan, you are ore ames Dern anagem a It means, if you buy a 350 dollar piano on the _ given 12 months longer time in which to old method of selling pianos (and 99 piano houses out _ pay 101 dollars and 25 cents less money. of every 100 employ ‘his method), and pay for it at Kao to the {Gntercctiiccthare it ee ae pcs the rate of 20 dollars cash and 10 dollars a month, and 1 eae NO b a “+ . here 18 BO keep your payments right up to “‘the letter,’’ that inter est to be added to the price. i The price is 248 dollars and 75 cents yan plano will cost you not 350 dollars, but 377 dol- i There is ay ; YOU OUGHT NOT : vs chet ge and 23 cents interest. Pay drs tay ppt Shield fo ities TO GET ALON G WITHOUT : You pay 27 dollars and 28 cents extra, or 27 —_up higher than 248 dollars and 75 cents. Soles fe panas Ons eaten the “sued” Gr, puting it in sll another way THE WORLD ALMANAC | Those little words in. your contract “and inter 248 dollars and 75 cents is the outside eat’ look harmless and sound innocent enough, but price. ; When you have paid 248 dollar’ THESE = You Owe . It to in a case like we have just cited, they mean 27 and 75 cents you have finished paying. ‘ dollars and 23 cents “tacked on” in addition to the There are no 20, 30 or 40 dollar extras B E a Yourself to Be “marked’’ price. vis ial Fe: “cropping up” to b» paid afterwards. | PARLOUS = Posted on Politics. a eee | TM ES wue- Let It Be NOW!