The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1913, Page 5

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1913. iA eh i = COTATI ET ren - vas been completely frustrated and ful-t 4, That o} a oiallay bisbk rr TICAB TRUST «S282 22% DSESINIUNCTION ‘ia Old ordinance, tha taxteah companies! ! whieh ob Put Your Liver DEMONSTRATION To Work ! | of Actual Results ONSTIPATION of the liver interferes with the action of the bowels. When the liver stops working and ifor every possible figure through the new i models of the bile accumulates your system becomes clog; with , Le ont Hy waste matter. Get that liver working right and all bilious- La Grecque Sus eee “ness, headache, stomach trouble and constipation is 1 2 THE RIGHTS OF THE PUBLIC)" xvess of far avoided or disappears. | Corset ARE IMPORTANT. t “With regard to the rights of the tthe excess if drug which drains he a ; foch "os weak aa ext" Two wecegs do not make = |it being given tll Ot. 13th by Miss L. A. Bar. right. Take a mild, natural laxative which gently stim- hum, a corsetiere of wide experience. lates and effecti it ih P wit a WINHUNYADI JANOS WATER, « NATURAL rem- (oUt (or Thigh Reducing - Bust Control ets within one hour or so after taking on lem lly pA a aL baa ys stomach—1 glaseful puts your Front Lace, ete., from $3.50, ive tore today eatenyee VAN ORDEN CORSET CO 45 West 34th St., Near Broadway ' Corporation Counsel Scores *Yellow” for Lawless Man- ner of Doing Business. DISREGARDS THE RIDERS| as expressed by | ly upheld the new oi n the Board of | presented to the Pre atice who ew ordinance, granted the present injunctions Al Papers in Case Not Filet) With Justices of Appellate | x * Division, , ONEILL-ADAMSCo ONEILL-ADAMS Ca ONEILL-ADAMSCo SIXTH AVE., 20TH TO 22D STS., NEW YORK CITY SIXTH AVE., 20TH TO 23D STS., NEW YORK CITY . SIXTH AVE., 20TH TO 22D STS., NEW YORK CITY By Sophi Mr, Terence Fo Poration Counse! tera in a ationg } the present jnjuy. enforcement of t) OW He insists that the public hae tong suffering already and that Panies have used tre lnjiaete they aia not 1 ‘the taxicab ore Arguthents will be Caperight, 1018, by O°Netil-Adame Co, morning in the Appe Since 1823 the manufacturers of this piano have been studying the grand piano problem at all its angles. This baby grand piano which we offer you to-day is the. fruit of countless experiments and trials with larger grand and upright — pianos. The skill to do has been the slow growth of ripe experience. When the call came the manufacturers were ready to meet it. Within the last few years there has been realized the necessity of making a smaller baby grand piano—one that would accommodate itself to the small rooms in our twentieth century homes —and still be a finer toned piano than any yet made. And this has been done. These years of experience and con- tinuous striving have at last built a perfect baby gran piano, only four feet eight inches in ength and only four feet six inches wide (but little larger than an brant piano) yet so constructed that it has the full seven and one-third octave key- board—and having longer strings than any other tand piano near its shee producing a rich, round ull tone. You may wonder how this is possible with so small a case. Come in and allow us to explain its construction to you. 7 The low price and easy terms make it possible for’ every- one to have this superb baby grand piano companies have ty tant rate: and war Fariey. in ii public rights and Yellow Taxteab Comp, saying: \ SAYS COMPANY HAS BEEN OP-/K ERATING IN LAWLESS MANNER. “Unde; K of the stay winten santed, the Yellow Taxicab Company has conducting its busl- ness in a perfectly lawless and unwar- Yantable manner, and the public authori- ties are forbidden, by this broad and eweeping stay, from either exercising any control or supervision over it “In addition to the papers we sub- mitted to Justice Seabury, we file, in @ppesition to the present application, certain aMdavits which show the follow- ing facts: “That the Yellow Taxicab Company Is now making the claim that it ts not engaged in business as a public hack-| men. “It thia te ao the ordinance, which it | N attacks, does not affect it and ‘t can- Rot be heard to complain of its pro- teions. “Notwithatanding ‘te protestations that ft is not engaged in business as & pubi! fkackman, it is still using the special | SS Fer Men and Women. Dr. Reed Cushion Shoe Woolworth Bidg., 12 Park Pi. Remember—pianos and player-| ness of this perfect little baby grand piano— can have your money back. . ‘ . janoscan Pry obtained oe also the size, which makes it available forthe You haye one whole year to fully satisfy yourself as to its merits. Then Taese same liberal conditions smallest apartment. Now as to terms. if you wish you may exchange it for any other new piano or player- and on the player-piano 82 a week, giving you 195 2 . weeks in which to pay the balance, on the upright or Player-piano. : j : We are selling 25 of these baby grand piano in our entire stock and get credit for every dollar you have id. 1952 Broadway at 36th St 5 , . Py eee Ser bans pg i one pianos on our co-operative plan. You will therefore see that the co-operative plan pel 4 to the pa plan. aed j The co-operative price is $455 each. grand, the upright and the player. anc pessely alike. The terme, the an pecceacelive rice of the p ano is #248.75 and of _ The price of any baby grand piano that privileges, the liberalities and condi ions of "sale are precisely the The inital payment on both the piano and payer. | in any Way approaches it in character would same. a a U R N ITU ) E CO piano is 85--t e same as on the baby grand piano. e 600, F f . The remainder is payable on the piano $1.25 a week he first payment will be $5, the same as An important feature There is absolutely no charge for interest. AR The remainder i payable Bio monthly —the life insurance You can have your money back if a 80 days’ trial giving you 45 months (195 wee s) In whic On the co-operative plan—the piano is not lost to is not satisfactory. to pay the balance the same as on the up- | the Teily i ae heoadwriaaee dited theta cf You jeve the privilege of exchanging in a year for right or player-piano, IRCORE IA stonned by death, | ae family does not have any other piano or player-p ano in our entire stock 7 ; to work and worry to meet the remaining payments. and get credit for cae dollar you have paid. There is absolutely no interest charged. We poluntaily ees all future payments immediately, All of the unpaid balances will be cancelled in event You get a rebate of 60 cents for all and @ receipt in full is given to the family of the OUR TERMS: of death. monthly payments made in advance—that | deceased. ‘There are no more payments to be made. 932° Down On. SOV is, before they are due. Isn't this a comforting and reassuring feature? 0@ $82 Down On 75. 21714 - 32 AVE. price Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d St.--sth Boot. ty, tT HE a MO STS roth Files ain Building—22d St. Elevator, OPEN EVERY EVENINGH » * | ‘4 CUT TTT TT NAAT Tete ta TRAV TaITAtT ee es |For you—the twentieth century ijbaby grand piano @ ax 2.3%) oe We have told of the beauty and complete- If a thirty days’ trial does not satisfy you in every particular—you;