The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1916, Page 13

GOULD AND HUHN WIN 0) 0D 0-0 -ED (0-0 -ED- 0 -<ED- 0-GED (0 ED 0D (0) GD 0 ED 0 ED (0-19) ED 0 ED 0) -ED-0-ED (0) D-DD 0 GD 0 D(C COURT TENNIS DOUBLES.| Jay Gould and W. H. T. Huhn of} Philadelphia to-day defeated ©. ting and Lawrence Waterbu York in the semi-finale of th doubles court tennis straight games—6——3, 6. ‘Charles B. Sanda and Payny Witene, ed Joshua Crane ‘earing Inte this afte to play the finals wit for the championship. Clothing on Credit Men’s & Young Men’s Suits $15 PAY ONE DOLLAR A WEEK ENTRANCE to CLOTHING through FURNITURE STORE T. Kelly Co. 263—6th Ave., ins W.17th St. | te det BI Plans Comatttactonai | and Trad H. H. Powell. hampion| —2 and Established 186: President of the bs told them a secret in the service of the bank still! young. 1 resi dency. I about nometer, which scribed, This they mood wishes $18 Mr. Townsend w Strevt, not fa nearly s¢ venty years ago, > $25 American Making ‘Mametic Instruments hina, April 14.— Edmunds, PEKING, ¢ President tlan ¢ $330 On May Ist $360 New Player Piano The constantly increasing cost of all materials entering into the construction of player pianos compels us to announce a revision of the price of the New Player. Beginning May rst. the price will be $360, inste ad of $330--the present price. At $360 the New Player Piano wiil still represent the greatest value offered in a Player Piano. The piano-quality through- out is so uniformly high and the pla mechanism so won- derfully responsive and lastingly satisfying that at the future price of $360 it will still be the bright opportunity for pros pective player piano purchasers 17 New Player Pianos For Today and Tomorrow Seventeen of the New Player Pianos have been received and will be turned over tomorrow to purchasers at $330—a saving of $30 each over the new price which will be established be- ginning May Ist. $9 a Month After a Small First Payment The new May tst price will also carry with it slighth: increased minimum payment terms. For today and tomorrow payment terms as low as $9 a month will be in force. Illustrated booklets of any or all of our Chickering, Vose, Fischer, Brambach, mailed on request Lord & Taylor 38th Street PITH AVENUE complete line of piano Marshall Wendell, and player pianos and It fendell—will be 39th Street >) > > A (0) > > (> () ED (0) D> () ED () ED ED (Oo erraeuararuaas uy Bank were of romance " with, Edward Townsend, a i k, called a meet- { . ing of the directors this morning and To-day completes my fiftieth year * he said, “and I'm going to get out while I'm ign from the presi- you to elect in my place Mr. H. H. Powell, long directors told Mr. Town- They had known | h anniversary, #0, they had provided @ handsome chro- | was suitably gave him with n porters began to march in American Beauty hey stopped the was walled in ¢ om the Hast River, DR. 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