The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1914, Page 15

JoRooKuYn ENTERTAINER fil line ere —. jraod ‘she in |trotmant ullivan’ Seard. het The SavEnee, Dee. Four men tee n| (Ml OROPS DEAD DEAD ON GAR] iter tore wate ane bcs, ee] ere xage mre taa aetaky t aphwhensa was crushed between heavy cakes of $e eal. Bho returned coe tact parte HA Pree whteh Wan restonel inte ice tet It belleved here. The men were cI B. tet: Earl W del pee a goa, toning with tee gt men} In Hatbuah Court Ce a Cr Bisvauiae efor | jarence m her purse| were Josep 2 and Eric Stridde. rl Was Widely | con contain a $4. They admitted being professional ho- Le pit pat nee Known Among Elks and aa Goebel fe an athletic miss Lg boes. They were held for Special Bes- rel! found the crushed featioes. he Ceatind shat the hieves, | sions. Canoe, but the bodige were not scan Broadway and Thirty-third Street A Musical Christmas Gift! It Has Taken 64 Years of One Family’s Effort to Perfect the Wonderful Tone OF THE SHONINGER PIANO mY DSTA WITH! RASH AN HEAD Hair Masons of Brooklyn. Clarence E. Earl of No. 92 New York avenue, Brooklyn, for years an undertaker and popular secret order man, was riding on a Hoyt Street trolley car, near Albany Avenue, in Bergen Street, early to-day when he was suddenly taken ill. Passengers assisted him into a drug store and Dr. Blenard was called from St. John’s Hospital. The doctor pro- nounced Mr. Earl dead. Friends said he suffered a stroke of | paraiyats about « year ago, but that : en’s © } them helped him eo 1 | for some geal Rag cd ea in ap- far nema of Grrr tap tnd Site peopel ll - Beolod of hs soos.” gned) Mrs Bary tertainer. He Ere trequentiy appeared at 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor affairs to sing and recite and rate Shop, a Step from Fifth Avenue at 38th St. Franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue Rp tas. 36, S01, was known to nearly every a Se Samples Free by | Mell and Elk in Brooklyn in that way. ——— Unusual Sale Friday Men’s Custom Tailored Suits Equal to the highest grade custom workmanship’ FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, 33 TO 44 CHEST Custom tailored suits which in fit and workmanship will appeal to the man who is looking for something outeof-the-ordinary. The materials are fine cassimere, worsted and heather mixtures in Over-plaids, ‘Glen Urquhart” plaids, tartan plaids, club checks, pencil or chalk stripes and blue serge, in three or four button models, soft roll front without ding or haircloth; new model vest, regular or English trousers, 25.00 Heretofore $35.00 and $40.00 ee Was Going to Gin tet Them toliet and beth, to assist in preventing inflam- When They Fled, Taking Along Her Purse. Barly yesterday evening two sturdy | young men rang the bell at the home of the Rev. Dr. Louis Goebel, pastor of the Second Reformed Church, at m==|No. 2170 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn. 8. Dr. Goebel's eighteen-year-old daugh- At a given price the choice of a piano narrows down to three con- siderations: (1) External beauty. (2) Durability. (8) TONE. Take the third consideration first—it is the most important. For it is the soul, the character, of one piano that charms you, and makes you AMUSEMENTS. | ROCTO. BRIS N want to possess it, while the tone of another leaves you cold.” Shoninger tone is round, and full, and “he eye and PE: j EM TRE b ss | age EE It has taken three tions of the Shon fi ’s concentrated : Giltevre Bree “Ds rh -PRO (| effort to bring this tebe to Whole ible today, The “ > dndaned souls Rye ence: 115 soi ale pest ag oe fcr its richness; the, splendid. construction of the pianos for * Elsie freee in ‘Dutcast oe S It is a significant fact that the SHONINGER is chosen to meet the Why Not All Join Hands This Christmas And Buy the Home a he on Credit Why don’t you all au getateat Dad, Sisters and Brothers, | ; ea E : Tiging' 2 Boas severest test—that of constant, hard use in conven: Oe ee das ok ca ake th the home more comfortable arar ‘at al will fom, ¥5 me x 3 a Lae i ser, schools—as dozens of such institutions in and about vet New York can testify. vy last forjyeers had coe ap lntnediet atu 1a m1 P Pg po of a bt barge piano for your pte, ht ‘orm a trust—increa: ir power: 4 1 J ater . mar! part— assure permanen ‘ | arp minted aia WESTPORT ||| '% ee vib DARLING 3 ae delight be the melolonn nthe he i ; And instead of straining your purse strings by paying cash in | 0 visit ZIRGPRLD { advance, come to Cowperthwait’s and ores a charge account, then QUARTER SIZES. afr g CENTS i Step this thoatte , § pe Come and play yourself, or hear played— py in trifling weekly or monthly instalments. You'll never miss Correct cut-away shape to p CAEEY Ba APTA The Shoninger Upright Pianos te Bay Te eS } Ege tae Hehe sean A | in their artistic Colonial rt ads seri é Gonna ae a Pyle Neunsfery “lil Rayarete ete ene ay $325 $375 $425 Eon Clas | pd Sar NEW YORK “tm 2"mxi, F105 The Beautiful Shoninger Grand Pianos ON § ’ TH rE Bic” 1D with wonderful tone and volume— United Shirt 4 Collar Co., Troy,N.¥. NIG Phe to Ey Mr, Manors of LION SHIRTS, 81.90 10 40 He sain, 5 TWIN BEDS Eset aie Te ze ai $600 . ag The Shoninger Player- Pianos im & ras ar “ie ee coum SE Dur . with many exclusive features in their sympathetic and responsive action— ELT INCE Biv. peat ka TUT Tamed TICLE ATG $600 $650 tis oe : = oe Convenient Terms Can Be Arranged 4 , ee bare ' me dT penn On Any Shoninger Piano or Player-F Be Pea POL Rat iV PRAYERS. || [)EKA i money. Ra es "ve visited either of our two big stores, you can never | assortment we carry of furniture, rugs and pe ent including any number of suitable Christmas gifts. Our plainly marked prices are the lowest. Come and see. Gro Open Saturday | Evenings. a aa Sone Rugs for Christmas f ‘Thore's nothing Ke. a nic Caddy us iy a Caria ase itt for. s fbe ome. Jt bri ure to at Co ightons up the whole house. It's a pleas get ruge at Cowperthwait's ear Ot a aa oP hadpabang | ; Christmas Readiness in the Salons of #4 ata ae) 1 COMEDY bias Th Saino af Pats An Example siete China, Orystals and nd Statuary ES: “it'ea Grefoncle” ome the ae ie : at aie aa|| rette Following N Se eae ah ran re maa sft a |e ‘ sy “oretale Bacon ‘alte ~ yy Exposition your iamp and mY) a q , Superbly designed, ‘and engraved | Theo, Haviland, Wm. Guerin, sryrtale frpen England, nce, Gorm 1 Austria, | Duras, Elite and iy a pa ~ and place it In * America. the centre ‘andi turers that have Limoges, France, world- pur parlor Nigh Se Soe Borers for Candie | wide " | wide renown as the Mecea of fine china ware, ant some Egerman crystals in vr Rag includes a assortment bf sic, merely wees, blues and range from an Oiive productions of makers priced ‘This 18 an unusually haadsome bed.| the *irawere Dish at 680 to an yg 1 at $39. from gi8 $18.76 to 9316 for 100 plece services. ut has two-inch square corner posts| and ou'th with brass caps, one-inch round up-|hear the sweetest tor oned instrument Apverigen Cut Crystals he sweetent rament ae ves, articles, including Bon Dishes at 860 to 06; | nike new tor vente $Q 90 tor the whole fam erally, iy An i Pulf Boxes, Trinket play of Practical Bowls, Punch Bowls, etc., phony from $1 to 976. Special value at..... oF cite PeotuMnin sg a nh a Meligey ott Bosses of ot Bpesial, Tables AEDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 82.98 UP,| FRE Bes st Sins aa” Showi. host of ot ye £, 8 hat n Srouped together for your bas ing & tl that hak Clock Set, $3.95 Kindergarten Chair eonvenlente with artistes af poy steep sh ave, table. om ASINO Fiegaeurn: sane bi Just the thing for the i y . | Mr. Wiseman bought a house, the Art ons “Kiddies.” Natural oak THE seits OF tite ( Not much i did he pay; Are shown mar! tn le figures and busts Section: bronses from many finish, substantially HL 'Twould grow in value, he foresaw, | at tha manele are f and foundries of Paris 3nd many made, same “ “grown- | Every single day. sane them are busts froma {bnchee u 9 3 ees la, Drlaad from ups’ use. tands 24 60 to nistead &) inches high, in dandy wey | 8 a The money that he saved in rent hig oars, Taree Busta vate specially of patel Baiegh y bon 19 inebes feet Seth Thomas Clock, | white Christmas ‘th St. } Reedy "i OL’ ae . M itined out the mortgage on ae 5 BE) high 919.60. on panes, re 2 ish. ‘Two’ 12-Ine . e ature, h c teri reas $3.95) 0) Sarunt: 45e Ell THE LILAC een cma it ao renting Marble Grou ean enh Feces tie tn athens series reny mie rare VITAGRAPHssisz | "70s vw mnt vm 0 enemas vive, age CLCKs AND!" or ie, it ASO DLE e MENTS” OF ALL KINDS, lcs here TOCKIN ei FRING The market is now flooded with Real i Estate bargains as vou will see by con- | Sulting World ads. any day. Property that can be bought at a very low price while war conditions main- tain will bring a much larger price as .| the clouds of unrest disappear. The man with money will do vel Bill lve a house, lot, farm or acreage NO’ By i a Sho Pra Bern i COWPERTHWAIT & SONS : “Oldest Furniture House in America” Haare eo Fark Ror, (| eee SAU ey nner tae 193 to 205 Park Row