The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1916, Page 5

SS AVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1616. le nt if that could be seen Colon, hich left lat vest. y rm @he had anchore. bout ;War ends. We has 0 4 - BARTHQUAKE IS RECORDED PA oid UA Ill nog fdlh eto Hand Ao ee ons | ataaer to declan ractern| 9 Visits for $5 bape” 3h: porches @Beck in the Southwest Probably Capt. Cressy and his crew abandoned |sert, but like other resciie boats could | night wh be effected. . ‘Within United States Territory, | the burning boat at 2 o'clock this|/mot get alongside on account of the| go was valued at more than $15,000. 7 J take this opportunity of notifying all - thorning, putting off in a dory. They|fire. For a time it was feared the ———»——— Base stad vasa lin Pie at tty ime cert ‘eorneny Rebenr ~ wer picked up by Capt. Tilton and|ebip’s boats had been destroyed, as| : |. we , rent wilt clear " FIRE ON SCHOONER |i ete iss ccs cs | VATIGAN TO EOONOMIZE, —nocoin SR rw» uae ct 2 ee a ‘The thres tnfured mes wore taken |izten, And was tending Up distress) 54. 44 Given Necawar Funds Are|Indiane and the dispersal of the re- ms otter neceneary ‘rime 73 West 424 Streat 27 West S40 { OFF JERSEY COAST to the Monmouth Memorial Hospital + bee the ‘ae outs & WAL and at Lowent Mark in Years. maindor of @ band of several hundred | Pen "ao. techn 'on’ ot ‘before | Bet Sth & Oth Aves. ytd iH at Long Branch. The others came ani —-Recaus vati- |that raided San Fernando, oak ae to New Fork. by train, Meantime [AF for shore. Ti Is not KOow asap Ynamcen are resus a te Vows [Siateaeis Meimereereetteaaee | DR. J. C.MceCOY, |OPEN all day Lincola's | j the John. Bossert, drifting slowly | 7 how the fire started. eat level {n years on account of the |command of Col. Agultre. The troops | Candi fidine iY Birthday lust the : — About. thies miles trom -Goottand , 600 tons, wae launched | war Cardinal Gaspart! to-day ordered |had pursued this band for two weeks | SG Building, 220 W. 42d St. Y- L Captain and Crew of the John | entehto. burned to the waters.edge .. in 1904. So belonged to| the atrictest economy in the adminis. [ai Many of the Indians that eacaped | | woan.‘Soadan Weteeday end Ve time to get your Victrola and | 4 a me righty it while the crews of Stations No, 2 and |t%@ Bossert Lumber Company of New. [tration of chure affaire until the|maid i Mer ENT EM PG ae siosla: Victor Records. ,! jossert Made Hard Fig! No. 3 of the Const Guard lay by tn ae - . to Save Her. byerr pas « i Boon after flames were seen to burat from the vessel, oafls for help } ‘Three man wore burned, one of| were sent out. The cutter Mohawk | them probably fatally, early this t from Sandy Hook and Ca; 1 i Segre el For 7 (February.12th), Lincoln’s Birthd | crew were ng on tocteseaied sihaonet Jcha Botvers| Saseat ai soars guide walk tore or Lomorrow,.\ Leoruary. ls incon § 7 ay bound for New York from Geotge-| rowboat from Sperthace# Cove, but os m town, 8. C. were forted back by wind and a i ‘The fire on the Bossert, which wes] choppy cea. | ws atte aR” fm mart seme The AEOLIAN COMPANY Announces or ae ae A SPECIAL ON E-D AY SALE 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street Chickering Hall Musicale, Saturd: February 12th, at 3 P. M. Soloists—Miss Kathryn Platt Gunn, Violinist; Mr. Wilfred Glenn, Basso-Cantante. J 8 The Spirit of Spring Time Dominates | ° FASHIONS FOR MISSES AND GIRLS | | Never were Frocks more fetching, more delightfully picturesque; seldom Many fine instruments of standard ‘ have Suits achieved such smartness. The bouffant lines, the lovely colorings, k ff d tl di d the youthful grace of the new models, all are significant of the charming trend make are offered at greatly reduce (Q! of the Mode for Spring. prices—they are bargains of the most rs | ional charac | Misses’ Suits—Four New Models eer ny t ; In Serge and Gabardine | Group A . Group C Two models TP | : i i i tmare ie aie ee PI Pj Player-Pianos Priced from $325 The Pianos j elted blouse : jaunty pleated \ ‘i 7 — t goats on very Special Lut aly tall | ayer-f 1anos Pianos Priced from $95 full lines, $29 50 ored and with | | y Fine Instruments of | Novel | yoke . hand embroidered | Formerly priced Many Famous Makes } ‘ skirts, shirred, crows’ feet. leat- . "IT plese or pan- 4 or shirred i as high as $450 ILL instruments in our Sale Prices from eled. skirts. || , . ‘00. Finer Suits of superior serges and gabardines, shep- | | Sale Prices from New York and Br klyn $95 i nets fue) Mech Neate ay peehee weaves in ex- $325 houses which, for any reason, remely clever models, trimmed with ornamental stitch- bee: indi peci rf ] ing, braid, buttons and silks; lined with printed crepes | have n indicated for s ial UCH remarkable plano bargains j ¥ ! and novelty silks..........- e000 $35.00 and $39.50 2 | M's abet, astrumente, are’ be ae pricing are included in_ this se are oliered ta this Acellen: Sale on g More elaborate styles; many in combinations of silk =| tically ‘al aiered Aeslan Lincoln's Birthday Sale. bobo inad Att cochasge ia rpbplost proded ; {i and woolen fabrics. .... $47.50, $55.00 to $110.00 ] Et. Grentatienl ntetod Ged cama dios loser ents ar pvertanted ved as been ‘el ly '*, ine ~ 6. ese instruments are overhaul |, tone S| Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Mi: > Evening Frocks S| pet in condition to give service like Here is a large group of pianos—instruments regubated, cases regained, warts parts I i; A collection of delightfully pretty models Nets and laces combined in lovely filmy | sae bd bag Caseddiclsd Aaa ae of well-known makes, many of them practically ON Bien Boeke cuety inally, these in soft Georgette crepes, chiffon taffetas, ] effects; taffetas, crisp and charming; sheer | pebhced eh Cotpany——the pio- like new. They are instruments taken in part [arsenal erefaly yer aka Sask. thes | Gros de Londres and novelty silks. Skirts J organdies, ribbon frilled. Scores of be- jo neer and leading manufacturers in the exchange for Pianolas in the course of our tre- embody Nh oqteba ysilfese ree pos § corded, ruffled or banded with folds. witchingly pretty models in every new shade. | playerspiano Oe BEA yg Lastispati f mendous holiday trade. great musical capacity. | $19.50, $22.50, $25.00 to $39.50 $19.50, $25.00, $29.50 co $69.50 a eee Tien ard 9. member af now plence z ee ee ee ‘ | ‘ Th ianos have been sent through our shops, included in this sale, also—they are First P I ese pian ig ps, “Hh ” ¢ DRESSE 0O S| Hee 799.00 ‘simi ‘overhauled, repolished, put in the best possible pcr Fb re be S FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL '} as 891 icahi ‘ at pri wih tha press oak condition, and are now placed on sale at prices In the present sale such makes are Tub Dresses in models that combine smart style with simplicity and pos- | which merely cover the sums we allowed for them Regsbe, Chickering, Nardmnaxs Scheme? . Py r} 7 . Cl &; in, Sohmer, & j sess as well that serviceable quality so essential for the practical Dress, . | 8 | when we took them in. + Wheelock, Mathushek, Stay sant and ——= i At $2.50 At $3.50 At $3.95 At $8. if) ‘ea vari ianos? Striped Gingham] Heav be PB Sg Sailor ‘aint ng Group B Hoot ie: variad otock of Flayer-Planen Most First Faymants’ 46 low Dress in lis sclorings Dresses In rote, blue and | Dresses in white drill orj in Russian blouse model, | & ¥ of them are of ieog sapere nove we absolutely as $5.00 long waisted model with} green; two-piece model; § blue suiting; braided col-) hand embroidered and | : 2 new instruments in case styles which are not now box pleated skirt. W! 7 ; i ith satin gi i ‘ i | Besek nos ec” not 0 tae pceene oaiae on 14, a8 seamen T a tie een Sa { Genuine Pianolas regular stock designs. Some are demonstration . & | Fetters patent leather f ed skirt attached to un- § pleated full skirt, A vers with cuffs. and collar of |G | instruments and a few are Player-Pianos taken in Group D i ae. sizes oO 14 ah ice. Sizes toto 14 use aad Sines 6 bolo Sizes 12 to 16 | ‘Fo ly priced part exchange for the Pianola. ee G d Pi | ; Bs | ‘as high as $1250 Ye These instruments have all been carefully 1 - Middy Blouses H ; Clearance of Girls Coats 6) Pty commented. inspected and put in perfect playing condition by Grand J ianos The very newest models in white Galatea or blazer Velvets, corduroys and fine novelty fabrics; some Sale Pri f ; ‘ striped in gay colors; models, emocked, belted, ) fur trimmed, Only 23 in the lot, which includes ale Frices Irom our own piano and action makers. Formerly Priced braided, pleated, or embroidered. “Sites 6 gg j models from $to15 years. Our former prices gg gg | ‘$425 == wep $1900 ¥ f to 20 years, Special 16.7§ tO $29.50... 0.04 . $9.95 4 2 fal as high as a Third Floor 8) And here is also a limited number of unusual— CE aN Deca ea icles und ea rare | ! Lies Weber, Steck of truly remarkable bargains in genuine Pianolas. Sale Prices from fee e eevee rememneeem eames meremrennrenremrencemeamnannemvamenvenaevaneeneene I S Wheelock Stilyvesant ssdStrond Et few are ore inapracaege in case styles we have $455 Ps ee SOONG VOSS HOSTTURDEDS Cn? iscontinued making. @ majority are instru- al Pianola. Th discon- ' ' i ! An: Exceptional Sale | Hoe ee a ae land abeotely ments taken in exchange—especially for the new ” | J. Some are exchanged instri- odel Duo-Art Pianola. These grand pianos are magnificent M E ’ % sy ebuilt in our factories. These m inst te N f th i ¥ MISSES’ & CHILDREN'S DRESS SHOES ! | Pianola al’ play fulacale, 88-2016 Every Pianola has passed a second time the uve the gittestatiacton. They } Our former prices, $3.50 & $4.00 a pair, $2.95 i { mete in action and expression con: very strict factory inspections and will go into the came torus A the work, dove ot A F trols, and e Instrument is back: i ins them i ii Smartest of juvenile Footwear for present and early j 5 by an unqualified guarantee. You home. Of its) purcuaser:as perlect an instrument condition practically equal to new. . rer yts cannot appreciate what remarkable practically as when it first left Aeolian Hall. Spring wear are these novelty Boots in : | Dargaing these instruments are ‘until ‘, —. Included are such makes as, Stein- | you have eeen them and tried them, b way, Weber, Steck, Sohmer and others All White Buckskin or Patent Leather with White Buckskin Tops | / All instruments of whatever make or description in equally dependable, ¢ in the clever combination effect illustrated. High buttoned | ¢ Firet Perueum. st low sluded in this Sale perhondde etd the Sree en Bharsniee. First Payments as low S. ” ' : ae Ahh A 1e_ interests very aser ar. safe; d by $ Sap. bead toes ane tow, heels combine to make this an | as $ Aeolian service which works to secure real satisfaction fur as $10 eminently practical as well as pretty Shoe. Sizes 814 to 2. \ see every Aeolian customer. -—————e Lord & Taylor Shoes for Children ea } On correct orthopedic lasts, in dull and patent leathers. Y bg ’ niws | ston 6to8 236 to6 4 These Instruments on Sale Tomorrow (Saturday) $2.50 | $2.25 $2.00 $3.00 i * unti sae “ if only, from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. € STURDY SHOES FOR BOYS SY tune ec Boys’ Black Calfskin Shoes ' Boye’ and Young Men's Shoes j Boys’ Dress and School Shoes A Complete Stock on Exhibition in both New York and Brooklyn $2.75 $3.95 $4.00 ti we , ed in vt sider | aeaciorrraict. we wenn gat EIT NEW YORK AROPTAN HALL BROOKLYN ery ble. Siz Siz 5 styles. 4 cal G Sizes 1 § | 3 - soles; very durable, Sizes 1 to 6 See 410 only. to 6 ig 29 West 42nd Street 11 Flatbush Avenue ‘ound Floor | ar tee ow SE ee a || Per ES dR er Sn ee ec ee it iright 10'5, The Aeolian, Coy Oo - SD (0>-SD-O <EN rc 0D GP OGD O > 0G GREE (0 | auf [ sph igen ii pene I le lb pa a i a a a ar sell