The evening world. Newspaper, October 20, 1916, Page 15

U WIG SG SS. SAX S X\ eotored paper dell. tain pretty SS WN ERY DAS NSS N Li a The G The Used Pianos of which there is an endless variety in different makes, designs, woods and sizes, range in prices from ‘65 At Your Own Terms In beauty of tone quality and case design, also in va- riety of well-known and cele- brated makes, the instru- ments to be sold surpass those offered at any of our sales of previous years. Piano Sale. OPEN EVENINGS morrow until 9.30 P, M, 166 East 60th Street, betwe Aves. Take elevator in re Sunskine Butter Crisp little wafers of neutral flavor, shortened with real butter and baked to a golden brown. Serve Sunshine Butter Thins at your teas and luncheons, They go well with salad or any dish, At your dealer’s Sunshine Rack you can see other varieties of Sunshine Biscuits—there are over 350 in all, baked fresh every day in the Thousand-Window Bakeries. In each package of Sunshine Takhoma Biscuit te hine packages com> ‘See list in Takhoma peckage. Joose-Wnes Biscurr (bmpanr Bahere of BN WO YUE PIANO DEPARTMENT For, the convenience of those who cannot call during the day, our Piano Department willremain open to-night and to- Kindly use entrance at Lexington and Third , 3d Floor. Thins Saturday—the Last Day Our Semi-Annual Sale of UsedPianos &Player Pianos Comprising $185,000 Worth of Well-Known, High-Grade Instruments at Savinga—Ranging from $75 to $2'75—on Every Piano The tremendous values offered at Bloomingdales’ Semi-Annual Clean- Up Sales have never been equalled by any house in this community. friends who have been patiently awaiting this great bargain event we wish to announce that this year’s sale overshadows all our greatest attempts in value- giving. The prices are lower than ever quoted before, Notwithstanding the remarkably low prices at which these Pianos are offered we charge NO INTEREST OR EXTRAS of any kind, and wiil allow you to Make Your Own Terms! The Prices on Pianos Inciude a Stool and Free Delivery—On Player Pianos They Include a Bench, 12 Rolls of Music and Free Delivery, YouAre Sure | To Be Suited As it ts impossible for us to tell just which instrumente remain to be sald at the time this adver- tisement appears, wo eliminate an item- ized list of the va- rious Pianos and Player Pianos on sale this weels. If, however, the particular instru- ment of your choice should be sold we are able to supply another of equal value at the same price. Many instruments are being delivered every hour from our Factory. COME TO-DAY OR TO-MORROW (Saturdey)—Your Last Chance to Take Advantage of This Great Used Neen ro BLOOMINGDALES’ You can exchange any instrument during this sale for a new Walters Piano or Player Piano, You may use it for a whole year and we will allow the entire amount paid to apply toward the purchase of a new Walters Piano, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1916. _ the leading roles in ‘The Masque day. John Gough, @ aN | | MOTION PICTURE NOTES Rita Joltvet, Hamilton Revelie and Pet ntebello, a chimpanses, have of Life,” which opena at the Park Mon- Mutual actor, bors to inform the public that his name That's strange. attractive. ern pictures. Art Acord, hero of tho “Buck Par-~ yin" film series, has been engaged by fg William Fox. Art will star in West- rhymes with “cough,” not “dough. “Dough” seems more Walter Wright and a Sennett-Key- stone company ing @ picture at the quarters of %|\Sels-Fioto circus, animals. was @ fra: irter, Having heard that Chartte Mn's funn: Chapita ice comedy, abe says. Rosalind are in Pasadena mak- he Ie's full of wild Chap- feot are not versed in ioe Johanneenn of Bt | | Ivan and Thomas J. Kelly) have sold the motion picture ta | story, to their , “Beauty,” to A. Brady for a World film Barl Fox ee ae the Metro act: | ca ing forces and is supporting Ol, Petrova in her latest Popular Pla and Players production, At the Burland Theatre, where “The Birth of a Bronx, Nation” ys being shown this week, babies are Zz not admitted. The mothers check their little ones in an ante-room, where they spend the afternoon whooping it up. lev” dancer, Ann Pen n= ot out in a film called “The neess. To our The Used Players including a few Players used for demonstrating purposes, end a large number of slightly used Player Pianos, prices as low as ‘195 At Your Own Terms The great demand for our famous Walters Player Pianos brought us a large number of used Players of different makes, Every one has been thoroughly over- hauled and is sold with the Bloomingdale Guarantee. eany SPECIAL EXCHANGE ots PRIVILEGE 6oTH TO 6OTH *, LEX, TO 8D Ava, | s GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. “GET THE HABIT.” “GET THE HABIT.” THE HABIT.” “GET GO ‘tO BRILL BROTHERS. For Twenty Years or More Brill Stores Have Set 4 é “GET THE HABIT,” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. a Pace for Value-Giving in Clothes for Men, at Popular Prices, Which Many Si Have Tried in Vain to Follow Norfollx Suits Special Specially Priced «|| «$4.95 $ 1 50 In smart gray and brown mixtures, with two pairs and a full - lined kk ers, 3'zea 7 to 18, The best $2.00 values we have shown this BeASON, And especial assortment New Full of Boys’ wermMackinaws Shapes and Aes with big aban collars that roll up an Btyles. button snugly about the neck. Sizes 8 to 11. Now in spite of conditions which are proving a very serious handicap to most other clothing organizations, Brill Clothes offer men and young men comparatively greater values than ever before in our history. Overcoats and Suits for Men aS] (7 The Very Finest yey That Can Be Bought at Suc an Extremely Low Price. SUITS—In at least fifty fabrics, designs and weaves, and numerous smart, snappy models for men, young men and youths— browns, grays, tans, greens and heather mix- tures, two and three-button sack coats or pinch backs, Every suit guaranteed all wool, fast color and wonderful value at $10.75, P OVERCOATS—In a wonderfully wide varicty of the very newest fabrics, styles and desi, displayed this season—all new nA to-the-minute clothing—no left-overs or od: and ends, Grays and conservative models and smart mixtures in Balmacaans, Overcoats and Suits for Men a8] 5 With which no other clothing sold at this price anywhere can compare OVERCOATS—Scotch mixtures, heather mixtures, plaid-eback gray Meitons, fancy ulsterettes, black kerseys, neat grays, Ulsters, double-breasted Oxford and blue Overcoats. roons, gray, dark green mixtures, jax Coats, Form-fitting Coats, Chesterfield models and Latitwalghe blacks and Oxfords, well made and extremely seryiceuble. SUITS—This season’s newest and smart- est models—blue, gray, brown und green flan- nels, blue serges, black thibets, pencil and pen stripes, overpluids, checks, two-tone grays and browns, fancy cassimeres, silk mixtures and worsteds, country. tively small cost. Fine Shirts for Men Specially Priced at $2 made of Wm. Anderson’s wonderfully good Scotch madras, guaranteed fast colors and made by one of the best shirt makers in the Warm Wool Underwear Special at $1.50 Pure sanitary worsted, unshrinkable under- garments of fine quality, which, considering the advance in cost on all woolen gamnents, makes of this a wonderful opportunity to put in a stock of winter underwear at compara- 47 Cortlandt Street 2 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn GO TO BRILL BROTHERS, 279 Broadway 791 Broad Street, Newark 5 Brill Stores open Saturday evenings—14th Street “GET THE HABIT.” 44 East'l4th Street 1192 Main Street, Bridgeport 125th Street —Brooklyn—Newark and Bridgeport 125th Street at 3rd Ave, Open Evenings GO TO BRILL BROTHERS, 4 At ~ fe sl i nel