The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1916, Page 5

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i THE SVEN 'ronMER MAYOR AND AT 66 WIN OF TOO ACTIVE LIFE Famous as Civie Reformer and Educator—Long Ml, but End Came Unexpectedly Two Savings® § 220 DONT comes from two Greek words which mean “saves the tooth.” The thing to remember about Sozodont Liquid — cS the “old-master a gel ala: dentifrice,” is that w whied to bed we Hedford Hille ¢ it saves dentist biils,, eeeatawies too. 25ceverywhere. Mr Low waa suaRtyIE years ol ing from indie Sere Low ve Ane have been constantly | © RoeKnweoes W attendar Yesterday afternoon | tion became suddenly grave] father, Abiel Abbott Low, founded a and before Dr. Chariea FB, Chapman | @reat business tnt portation of vuld reach his side Mr, Low died | tea and sik in Now York and at oe Mrs, Low was with him time had a feet of more than a ¢ clipper ships engaged In the China trade Beth Low was educated at the Poly- . Hrooklya, and at © from witch he was Preods sald to-day that death was tue to a general breaking down, Mr. Low's work as President of the Na- Honal Civic Federation, involving ef- $ PER Ff forts to settio the national ratiway | Columbia ¢ WERK trike. and the study of Kuropean| graduated in isto at the age of the “ROTAL war problems, severely taxed his| twenty and mu trength. ynee | entered Notwithstanding hia many activi-las a « ® work of Mr. Low was the | fir and upbullding of Cotumuta | Ht » took the presidency | tne ¢ » ught the Institution to and prevent waste and lapos.ion in FURNISH HER A HOME AT tech or In other wor 1 Easy | t Plan he is father's b hand becad was graduated, Mr. Low eas houne ad of the the nk at eal 9 (charity service ae He not only gav | During Garfeld's campaign for from his own purse to erect | prosident in 1880, Seth Low first be ary & memorial to hi m others: ef office in 1901 his princt 3.Piece Bedroom S in Walnut, M pene oxecutive ability and general ating It ears financial and political knowledge of | ed Mayor . = hed college president | Of Brooklyn and re ed in. 1883 S > : werent | Mr. Low was nominated by the $99 98 few of the | oitigons’ Union for Mayor of New nh intricate matters | York in 1s. thes. but as there was no pe Tammany Two Bg Stores. fusion tn i Open Evenings tor was @ Harvard rebant, who, previous to his ent In New York, did a pros- perous business in Salem, Mass. His pee =" —, 2S ( ‘ q Ws 32ST. - BROADWAY-3 Sale of New and Used Pianos and Player-Pianos Savings of $95 to $205—Easy Terms WE all love music and to great numbers of us our expression comes through the piano or player-piano— our first love from childhood. GIMBELS is now conducting a sale to put these beautiful instruments into the home of everyone—the prices ranging from $15 to $595, on terms to meet in- dividual requirements. These pianos and players are reduced in price because they are very slightly varnish-checked or are discontinued styles, The damage is imperceptible; as a matter of fact it needs an eagle eye to detect any mark at all. | PLAYER-PIANOS | Name Finish Reg. Now Shoninger Mahogany $600 $405 Vose & Sons Mahogany $700 $465 These great names are familiar to all piano lovers, but never before have these Instruments been sold at these prices, — se Each and every one of them has passed through the expert hands of the piano- maker again, so that from the point of view of tone they are perfect, while their physical condition leaves little to be desired. Free stool for pianos and free bench for players, with 18 rolls of music for pla . Owing to the very low prices prevailing a} this sale, no instru- ments will he taken in exchange. Pianos and Players will be de- livered free in any territory cov- ered by our wagon routes and freight prepaid to your nearest freight station. Free service for one year, PLAYER-PIANOS. PLAYER-PIANOS, ’ Oriainal Sate Ortatna! Name Finish Price” Price Name Finish r Behmer-Cecilians, Mahogany $850 $595 ‘lorey Bros, Grand, Mahogany $500 To? xe, Mahogany $600 $395 (Used on floor) i Farrae, )Cecilians, Mahogany $700 $450 Conreids, $450 ’ Apartment Grands, Mahogany $500 $398 | Conreids, (Smallest manufactured) raed Shoninger Grand, Mahogany $700 $525 oem ase danish) (Slight hairline) Miltons, iii se60 * Milton Electrics, Mahogany $650 § piles, Mission $550 $008 Strohbers, $450 $275 A FEW OF MANY UPRIGHT PIANOS Name Finish Regular Now Knabe Bros., Mahogany $550 $395 Shoninger, Mahogany $350 $195 Conreid, Mahogany $210 $176 Gabler, Mahogany $350 $85 One Baby'Grand $15 Mahogany Milton, Stickley finish $550 $355 FILL OUT THIS COUPON AND MAIL if you cannot come to the store. GIMBEL BROTHERS, New York. Without any obliga on my part, ploase send me full details of the no Sale Name Address meee eer eeeneen ne GIMBELS Eighth Floor ita RIE Fore ING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1916, WEW YORK DOCTOR GOES | TO MAKE SIAMESE WORK Heth Lew Amherst, the Univer am there! oy of the Mate of New York Mar ' H, Vole and the te ( DAinburgy testoe . LD we ' arnat Berned hor ’ treet of © Hurepe, @ ° ° Co. SUC ee e Ware i ‘Cleolian all tt al th queue WONDERFUL BARGAINS TOMORROW . . . . e in Pianos of many famous makes, genuine Pianolas and A eolian-built Player-Pianos. PLAYER- an PIANOS AL: Selecti Prices from $265 Below $250 Wide Assortment ‘ Below $350 Watever your choice in ’ pianos it is surely here. Many INsay Asollanibullt salapare such names as Steinway, pianos with late improvements Weber, Steck, Mason & inexpression.control. All play Hamlin, Knabe, Wheelock, 88-note music. Those used’ Stuyvesant, Stroud, Kranich appreciably have been over- & Bach, Chickering, Sohmer, fauled (8 our: (anton and al Hardman, etc., indicate the sis often asked for instruments character of these instruments of equal musical value. —every well-known make of Genuine Pianslas—Steinway, piano is represented. They Weber, Steck and Wheelock j are exceptional instruments. models, Every one is of a Those that are new are musical quality unequaled by discontinued case styles or any other player in the market. demonstration or artist-used. You cannot fail to find among And all that are not brand them an instrument that you new have been expertly re- will be proud to have in your home. Remember our ownfac- newed in every worn part, ° tory experts are responsible for Not one but will give years of the perfect condition of these Pianolas and we guarantee them just as absolutely as new instruments, l Monthly Payments as Low as $8 EVERY INSTRUMENT GUARANTEED service, At the present prices, they are simply tremendous bargains. Monthly Payments as Low as $4 EVERY INSTRUMENT GUARANTEED out ot 0 AM, Alesanter re ete Hewtel tte Vom oe TWO MEN ARE STABBED. OPeCiAL WOTICR® om | MORLICK*S AM TRE cnmetwaL “LL MALTEO MILE - p Dooe omnes com TOU came gly The September AEOLIAN | &@PIANOLAS Hundreds of Fine Instruments at 25% to 50% Reductions Player-Pianos as low as $265 Pianos as low as $75 On Easy Monthly Payments E WISH we could give you in this advertisement more than a mere impression of the wonderful values that are making this September Sale the most important we have ever held.. But you really must see the warerooms here at Aeolian Hall—see for yourself the scores of beautiful, sweet-toned instruments that crowd every aisle—to comprehend what we have, accomplished in this event —in making easier than ever before (or again, for baci months) the purchase of a fine and satisfactory piano or player. AEOLIAN SALES ARE AWAITED AND PATRONIZED BY THE ENTIRE PUBLIC This is a sale of Pianos, Pianolas and Player-Pianos of the very finest types. Scores of the pianos are new. te some eetail of de- sign or construction these latter instruments differ from those we are making today. Yet their value to you is in no wise de- creased and at sale prices they constitute bargains of the most extraordinary character. For they are standard quality instruments made and guaranteed by this Company, the leading house in the music industries. The used instruments also are quite dif- ferent from those generally sold at specialsale. All come from the better class of homes in exchange for the very fine grades of in- struments which constitute such an impor- tant part of our sales. In most cases they have been little used—that is the reason they have been exchanged. That is the reason so many are like in- struments straight from the maker. e That again is the secret of the astonishing values which every Acolian salepresents—this high average quality of the pianos and players taken in exchange at Aeolian Hall, fo the thorough care in refitting and overhauling. Every piano is overhauled, repolished rebuilt where necessary, by our own skille workmen until it is indeed like new. All players have had the advantage of remodel- ing in our factories—the greatest plants for the construction of player-pianos in the world. No instrument of any type is sent to our warerooms until it is in such condition that we can give with it our unqualified guarantee. Aeolian sales have won prestige through their wonderful instruments at equally won- derful prices. And the present event upholds and surpasses Acolian traditions for values. Complete Selections of Instruments at Aeolian Hall, Brooklyn THE AEOLIAN COMPANY NEW YORK 29 West 42nd Street BOTH AEOLIAN HALL STORES OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9:30 OKLYN® venue BR 11 Flatbush

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