The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1913, Page 6

— —— citeeitmencne eee) CONSTIPATED CHILD e New Home in New York of the +) ATPSTOLPONT, POBBLEHOCE sScaue are rate and bowels, NECARCIS OF EUS === “APOLLO Player Piano : , jet 8 e wo Women in Party of Five Indications Point to Typical announced tobe Bla Carmen tt i 1 venue ’ at treet }Robbed on Western Tour by | Love Feast at Coming State | auspices of gi ge feverish or | . Three Road Agents. Convention. Yratand, Gate American Leary Prong: [breath t be, stomach sour, took at the Opposite the Waldorf-Astoria Irian Gountls Boclatin Tt, wilt be the | spo0al You Should Visit the NEW APOLLO HOME TO-DAY! ‘The Repubtican Btate Convention wilt| ening sun of consti te, be held in Carnegie Hall nom Tuesday. Leas gested food passes out of the bowels, and Chairman William Barnes expecta all of rish in America to} you have a well, playful child again. the 610 delegates to be present. The ft John EB. Reimond| When its little system is full of cold, | St, Louls and a party of fi up by three men in ul it “1 saat at ran servcnton wit Sremeet tae coe] aed ne am Paplatary, far stator, hag tomach-ache, ianhow| Are You Not Ready to Buy a Player Piano? eves sécured $2,000 in cash, @ gold|@idates to the Republican State Com. | fF Irish liberty “inside cleaning” should always be the Prepare yourself to judge by investigating the Apollo. first treatment given. kT mittee for the bench of the Court of " Mapes, i wus troy nreacta waar 139 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK.) Milton af meters beep "Calforaia “ that Jedse W. E. Werner of the Court Crash on French Railway Injures | spoonful today saves a ick child to- ‘The brigands drove away with the two! 4+ Arpeais will be chosen for the Chief ire carried by one of two women in car, several diamonds and other Fix these Nine Vital Player Piano Improvements clearly in Sour mind before you buy, And REMEMBER, EVERY ONE is patented and exclusive with ‘Thirty Others. morrow. Ask your druggist for a 60. re leaving the Luyties party tm the] sascenip and Justice Kverett Oran off GRagse, Franca Bent, | cent battle of Calitceaia Syrup ot Fi the Apollo, eo titel bg recog thas Brooklyn for the Associete Judgesti. | rine persons were reported Sell vase tel reebeape praed oatet te ucde irommasier oreualt cat Lt ree delgcmtt VAL Le < ‘ Melody is pro rought out layed at will the m y Gheri Hamuet Weiniand ot| Despite the evidences of discord pro-| thirty wails todiy ctor Mies. Beartenn rn Ley fet i Gates sonia als above the cosatpauiment, we, County. moted by the independence from Barnes) (11 Goad were to be soldiers. ic Syrup Company. 4—The touch, “down on the keys,” as | ®—The Apollo pneumatics areall made Following the tire tracks, Weinland |ot Harvey J. Hinman, George J. Smith, ‘@ musician plays and as ® piano of the finest leather and not of und the two automobiles at a farm|ienry L. 6timson and Meth Heacock, the should be played, rubber cloth, such as others are Out of gasoline, As he approached | snances are that the convention will be made, (This is expensive but je bandits attacked him. Weinland was typical Republian love feast. 3—The Metronome motor, whereby very important.) ot im the left arm and another bullet |° as the Tempois separated fromthe | 9—The new electric Solo Apollo can filcted @ flesh wound in his head, He| Chairman Barnes te keenly alive to expression and is under absolute be controlled completely by elec- | chances of electing two Judges this year. To root out all suspicion that , twenty-slz years old, of | the candidates are to be bose-chonen. he jo Two suspects were later taken control, tricity, 4—The Apollo motor rewiads the longest roll without pedaling. Registered Established i? Mark Half «@ Centary you wish ds the pianist’s rendition be reproduced in the roll, or the pedaling can be hag arranged for three meetings of the and the ex ® passencer train at Wauseon, O. $—The Melody can be played sepa- pr » With Luyties in the automobile which | Convention, one at 11, § and § o'clock of rately eat and the accompant. yourself, or y held up were Charles Bye of St, next Tuesday. This will convince the WwW ment omitted. control it as with a regular r Ww. 5. New York, % i youcan play it by hand as you ’ thar aan and up-ftate folks that it 12 really a dim. hereberticl 6—Any portion of a selection can be would any other piano—the Dames as! uit task to sclect those candidates. . a Ae omitted without pedaling. Marvel of the Player World! DETROIT, Sept. 18.—Local police| Although the State Committee doen move that Bt least ¢ the picking, under the law, Mr. Barnes deemed \..0 appropriate way would be of five near Bryan, 0, fter last midnight passed to have the people speak through a troit this forenoon in a hi convention and let the convention rec- Automobile. When the police at.|°™mend to the State Committee. Of ted to intercept them several Were exchanged and the auto- bile aped on toward Mount Clemens, For Fall We direct attention to an exceedingly fine collection of desirable materials suitable for Fall and Winter wear, as follows: Viyella Flannel—(guaranteed unshrinkable) in a large variety of new designs, including the popular Tartan Plaids, 31 inches wide, at 75c yard. Extra Heavy Viyella Flannel, suitable for Golf and Outing Shirts, 31 inches wide, at $1.25 yard. The Apollo Sells from $700 up to $2,400 To Celebrate the Opening of the New Apollo Home We will do something to make New York Player Piano Owners visit our store and remember us 10,000 88-Note Player Rolls (fit any Player) retailing up to $1.75. your own selection, 25c Each We Are Overstocked with Pianos and Players of All Kinds Taken in Exchange We must close them out, as it is our policy, as far as possible, to carry only Apollo Player Pianos in stock. Some are barely used at all; some Players are ceally new and came to us in a trade. 28 Pianos, $50 and upwards; 13 Player Pianos, $195 and upwards. Below we quote a few at random: ich The local authorities, having received Time to Look Over formation of the Bry yt aera anette enone cee] | Your Feathers Which the bandits were thought to Let us look at them with you tn hogronaet Hele ohreamee | [Ieee arr eet rhe Seri English Taffeta Silk and Wool Flanne!—(elso un- # Conger M : Pabseserr eh se a range of tise au for Waists or When Officers ordered the driver rts, 31 es wide, at $1.25 yard. Mop they rece! here . if Van turer the Silustria Flannel—This is an exceptionally good cloth (medium weight), showing a fine range of satin stripes ue Te also means poole oybeyg Seg rounds (anshrinkable); 51 inches wide, Chickering Uprig +; mahogany, | Steinway Upright, fivt-class con- | Steinway Upright: — mahogany: | Conservatory Player Plano. ss. prices, 4 H n y \. rea! 5 i note; new; mahogan; LondonFeather Co mes McCutcheon & C 185 | getters 195 | Fea tig enap..n ss. 2S | euarantee oh rule 0 Aig 5 mI nd bengh {ree 21 West Sth Street James McCutcheon a Ses, * Franets Connor Upright. Thishes | Anderson & Co. Upright, Tae Mount Clemens authorition hav» 5th Ave., 33d & 34th Sts. bench free * 19, # beautiful art mahogany & 150 | . os: like ae ~ 125 watch for the aute- ine; mahogany ease; | Steck Upright: used only a little; | cate? Perfect condition... Webster Player Piano, mahogany; THE MELVILLE CLARK PIANO CO., Mfrs. Apollo Player Pianos, 335 5th Ave., at 33d St. S168 ll fires LOS) “ess pentiy err SOOll| fet cars 928 “Koch Club Plan” 25¢ Writing 1s a aystem of deterred payments Paper & Cards a boon ¢o all. Ask for’ RIT | ¥ hy 5 for particulars, . tine ¢ uality, NDERC a Ht "One Big Cash and Credit Store —— “YOU GET WHAT WE ADVERTISE” Women’s $27.50 Autamn Suits 22.50 Our Terms for Furaltare There are a number of beautiful models, cut somewhat mannish, with their plain collars, turn-back cuffs and cut- away coats. The backs, however, are either in the high- Apparel for Boys and Young Men. iis Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits, G €; Fashioned of all wool materials in a, variety of new color- ings and patterns; carefully made tab effect or trimmed with buttons at waist line, which ts $250 «+ $10 « $2.50 i wn and trimmed. Sires 2% to 9...... $ 98 & $5 those and bites arts me ey ties crane, but ee Mente AUTO bp | is 144-146 W. 125th St. overly so. Skinner satin lin sizes. is is the ANYWHERE WITHIN 50 MILES soi Suits with Extra Knickers. prodget of a new manufacturer, which accounts for our i New autumn and fall “mannish” effects, shown In a vari- ety of handsome models; the workmanship throughout . characteristic of our exacting standard. Sizes 7 to years. $5.00 $650 $7.50 Long Trousers Suits. For young men and boys; hand-tailored; English soft roll conservative and Norfolk modes: young mens 154° © $12.50 & $15 Boys’ Trousers, 55c. Boys’ Blouses, 33c. Knickers and bloomers; of dura-| Soc and 75c quality-—“‘secon¢’s” ble cheviot mixtures; also cordu-|“K. & E.” make; patent loop. Sizes roy. Sizes 6 to 16 years. 6 to 16 years. i" special effort to introduce his suits to you. We know A@7@mnili\ i 4 Rooms 98 FURNISH ih ; | e Nit [ you will like them immensely and save in the bargain. Women’s $3 Lace Blouses, 1.95 FURNISHED J O— YOUR One of the most recent and cleverest models that has come under our notice. It Is a shadow lace blouse, em- broidered over net lining with corset cover effect under- neath, which in turn is trimmed with a band of ribbon, finished with a dainty bow. Extremely stylish and of- fered elsewhere at not less than $3.00, Women’s Sweater Coats, 2,00 These are the heavy, mannish weave Sweaters now so much in demand by women who know. They are shape-retaining and a perfect Protection against chilly days. In white, navy, tan and maroon, eet ta] Redeemedier FPLPET: FaceValue on | ee oe $1.00 Down, $1.00 W i ap 42 ¥ EE] eekly 5 ee Iyileg E qf $300.00 (chosh' Bud P| | ROTA Z, - s~—~ } ee ee A Little Coupon for a Big Saving! Read It Carefully—Cut It Out—Bring It Into Us As ‘ou ts i i On every purchase of ‘Sturdy Oak One Hundred Dollars’ Bedroom Furniture worth of Pics, ings made from ua we will The Kind That Laata A Former $10 ~ le Nienieiennaietl rues = - eee r f th a Sie ae M1CH GAN Tlie Ramet | eal Five lar ASTHMA SUFFERERS Bill! Cut out this one || in tine golden oak; large equare printed here, bring it in with you when you come || mirror, shaped & standards, well iuaauee 4 fe do your buying, god you sce | mee: 5 " ve are t tructed.Now |aiaaame ave rig construct low | as} whether there to pay onyour purchase. ' Women's white Swiss ribbed cotton vests; fall $6.98! | weight; low neck; no sleeve. ‘ * : ) Our Terms: $50 worth, .75 week; $75 worth, aClldren’s white jeeced cotton vests and pantlets; j ni e thuwe Fy =< $1 a week; $100 worth, $1.50 a week ROOKLYN NY “a D HIG TORTS SASL AGED | i " : } HAN Women’s Cotton and Silk Hose | || lum AVE: comme i ; . PURE SILK HOSE—extra quallt and double soles; black and larly up to $1.00. Per pair Misses’ and Girls’ That $13.50 Every one will add a sports coat to her wardrobe this fall, for they're admirable to wear these crispy davs, These are $13.50 kinds, made of Chinchil- la and rough Bou- cle Cloth; wide i belt; larg. pock- Ih ets; collar open or i closed; in gray, Copenhagen, tan, Trimmed Velvet Hats, 4.95 The smartest models you ever put on your head. Effective, new and original designs, charming in the extreme and splendid for wear on any outdoor occasion. Some trimmed with ostrich bands and fancies; others fash- foned with ribbon, novelty feathers and wings. In navy, brown, taupe; also black, and black and white effects. Smart Fall Shoes 2 4 8 For Women at Women’s Fall Gloves TWO-CLASP KID GLOVES—with new embroid- ered backs; in white, tan and black, ‘Fer pay TOC GRAY MOCHA GLOVES—t-clasp; A How Rome Cure That Any One Can Use IT U ) E C NIS!I CAPE GLOVES in tan Mend ae 1.00 Without Discomfort or Zoss of Time. | 0. 100 aan We bave & New Method that cures! ma, and we you to try it at oe Women's and Chiidren's Ribbed Vests, 25c * mahogany, Nell r All With Hed, as rose and red { Most Comfortable $20.00 Couch Imaginable . new method ric . Shown in the Illustration Fall & Wiater Suits for Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Ba Lie CIS Sr SC LG y, (Newatan unueuelly lew price because of striks) Just in from the m Misses & SmallWomen 14.50 | TERMS: ~ aS Aifine strong Gel. cleverest, neatest high: BOYS’ CALF LAGE SHOES—solid rl rqrant weet | OUR ° SS) den Oak frame, ever wore—the kind speciaity stores Twenty dollars Is the downtown construction, assuring long and satis- 374th: | $BO° Down O; +50,°° s fully carved, are asking $3.50 for every day in price of this identical quality. It has factory wear; full box toe; easy tread. n Un ah Stron; been our regular price up to the .| time of this special purchase. Made metal. The shape is the of heavy all wool Lymansville rough fast word in shoe style— y and diagonal cheviot, Coat long back the last the first word In and short round cutaway front; lined the week, Right here to-morrow Little men's sizes, 10 to 13%; youth's fn patent leather and gun- Sizes, 1 to 2; boy's sizes, 24 GIRLS' SHOES — button; gun-metal; high cut; con» Down On 7 Be STE TT imitation tesa ° Down On $ Led . a, as : as shown here. 2114 -3° AVE. . $12.75! FREE ASTHMA COUPON FRONTIER ASTHMA CO., Room 1041" Niagara and Hudson Sts, Buffalo, N... comfort. You'll pay pe throughout with heavy satin; newest fortable; drop heel. Sizes oe sees eeee and $3.50 elsewhere for - draped model skirt. Copenhagen, y 4 7 : BET TH TH = ——_— - - Bom blue, black, brown and navy. Sizes Griese a8 gs ag SET WIBT KUO STS It Makes Little Difference What You Need—e World “Want” Will Go ond Get HOPEM EVERY EVENING me, A