The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1916, Page 17

he dle ee ee WU dee, tar Dora, eV i }SIXTH AVE... IG™TO 19! STREET For Tuesday's Wonderful Appare! Sales See Our Special Adv't on Page 15 of This Newspaper GREENHUT'S—FIFTH FLOOR Men! Take Advantage of Your Day “Off’’ Tomorrow and Join Our Co-Operative Player Piano Club Tomorrow is positively the last day when you can joimGreenhut's Co-Operative Player Piano Club and secure its complete advan- tages, which include A 1917 Model 88-note “Caldwell” Player Piano A Music Roll Cabinet A Player Piano Bench 12 Rolls of Music of Your Own Selection All Complete for $360 Delivered free to your home. No extra charges. No interest. For those who are not in a position to pay the entire sum down, we offer this remark- able proposition: $ep Per EASY PAYMENT TERMS OR Week $ 5 Down Balance As soon as you are enrolled in the club you pay the $5 down. The balance as above. In the “Caldwell” Player Piano you are petting a marvel of efficiency, of excellent mechanism and of beautiful cabinet work—an instrument that will give you a lifetime of satisfactory service. Come in and test it—and seize the opportunity we give you, as it is not likely to be offered again. GREENHUT'S—FIFTH FLOOR: Select Any Style Victrola and Any 10 Records From the Victor Catalogue and Pay for The:non Our Easy Payment Plan Victrolas& Records May be purchased on our Easy Pay- ment System for as linhe as elly 5 to our lower d instr: Choose Any 10 Victor Records f the puichase price in sual never heard of a more Iter than this, New York h liberal « Come Jomorrow, Store open all day, Victrocas range in price :rom $15 to *300 GREENHUT'S—THIRD FLOOR Election Day Sale of Brand New Auto Tires & Tubes Stendard Makes Known Throughout the Entire Country Offered in This Sale at Heavy Discounts from Regular Prices ‘We have been requested not to mention the names of the Tires and Tubes offered at these astonishingly low prices. But every man who is familiar with the best known standard makes will instantly realize the im- portance of this distribution when he sees the ttre 1s display, The chances are that you will find your favorite ed These Tires and Tubes are classified by the makers as “Seconds” or “Blemished," but most of them will give mileage service as suristacto: "Pirsts.! MEN WHO “KNC THOSE WHO OWN AUTOMOBILES AND HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE IN THE BUYING OF TIRES--ARE PARTICUL We are offering these Tires and Tubes without a guarantee, but at the prices the bargains are matchless, The tires are in Clincher, Straight Side and Quick Detachable styles, with both Non-Skid and Plain Tread. Tires in sizes 2083!., 30,3, 30X43 'y, 32x344, 394x344, 36x3 1G, 30x4, Bix4, 32x4, 35x4, 32x414, 34x4) 2, 35x45G, 3Ox4bG, 37x445, 3Bx45y, 40414, $10.35 lo $37.50 each 34x5, 35x5S, 36x5, 37x5. q G-10 1928.15 - Our Sale Hrices i’ Famous Makes of Tubes in sizes 3, 30x3, 30x314, 32x34, 4x4, 204, 34x49, 35a4!y, JOxdSy, RLY INVITED. oe Regular Prices, bi} Regular Prices, $2.30 to $7.10 each; Our Sale Prices, $1.35 984.20 — Double 4x Green Trading Stamps Forcnoons--Single Z3¢ Stamps Afternoons Single “Sperry” Gold Stamps ALL DAY. AAS eer s "GOLDEN HORSESHOE” have beon made in the] cupy No. 32 on the opening nieht and, mA even Mondays, Vincent Astor has |No. 7 the old Astor box; Mra Vai dorbtit No. 31, W, K, Vanderbilt No, | Few changes Paderewski | And Guilbert Ss OPPORTUNITY, the Detroit Pree Preaa.) rid owes every man a Heing.® : And the world gives nf opportunity to collect tt holders of boxes in the parterte circle, known aa “the Golden Horseshoe.” The odd wushered boxes are Me 6, Harry Payno Whitney and Payne Stars of a Day, OF OPERA HOUSE WILL fromthe ‘atage eith, "No, ir oes |Woltney No. 30 on alternate nigh eae 5 | rom. je slage © NO “| George Grant Mason No. 26 on SPECIAL NOTICES, \ cupted for many years by Mrs! muidays J. P, Morgan No. 25 and |— ¢ | |Oxden Goelet, Tho even numbers on] wittiam F, Sheehan No, 22 on odd ASK FOR and ~ By Sylvester Rawling. HOW FEW NEW FACES | the right atart with No. 2, a box di-| Mondays ky 7 Grr ADEREWSKT'S recital at Car- vided on different nighta by A. B.| | Pembroke HORLICK? hegio Hall yesterday afternoon | —— Juilliard, Mra, Philip M. Lydig, Adrian | § must hoad a chronicle of af ON-) The Uist of boxholders for th Iselin jr, Miss Leary, Capt. W. C.} jo THE ORIGIN, precedented weex-end output of mu-| = Beach, Mra. Frederick Pearson and| in the grand tier for Monday nights aL steal entertainment. For three hours °P*T #eason, which opens next Mon-| Mra John R. Drexel J. Hornblower De Witt No, 50 for MALTED MILK days, and Kodman Wana- the master pianist held a vast audi- day night, haa just been given out. for Monday nights. ence, the well-known allhouette of his sensitive head, more divined than seen in tho half-light of the darkened stage, weaving a spell over every heart. Instead of the variations and fugue on @ themo of Handel's by Brahma that was announced he played Bach's chromatic fantasia and fugue, the fantasia with great breadth, finishing with a long pedal, and the fugue much slower than is customary, very tenderly, and reach- ing @ glorious climax. Beethoven's ‘“Appassionata” sonata he imbued with passion, taking the presto at dazallag specd, The Schumann fan- tasio in C major, evidently one of bis favorites, he played con amore, and |tho tinal Chopin group with wondrous N. F. Brady, a newcomer, will oo- Cheep substitutes cost YOU same prieg “GET THE HABIT” “GET THE HABIT” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS SUaHLOUd THUd OL OD coloring. Eight extra numbers were forced from him before the cormor- ants would leave, Yvette Guilbert, at Maxine Elilott's ‘Theatre last night, charmed and thrilled a crowded house with her le Isgongs of the Brave soldiers of France’ from thé time of Joan of Are {to the present day, At the end she 7 m | gave a pronouncement of the “Mar- | setilaise’ thdt none who heard it will jever forget. It was neither sung nor a on, Her vulve was transformed. he was @ priestess and a prophet [5 a f ming the aspirations of a great = d ty which the audience, on ity | ~ ? : ; . : 2] 4 responded with a wondrousiyy |< The Brill Stores have made extraordinary preparations for serving 4 ve and impressive allence. Save at } ly many hundreds of men, young men and youths who will take advantage 4 the beginning of her programme she | he Blestion Day hold Ate Rt = | cpandoned her newly acquired Eng- | wa of the Election Day holiday and the money-saving opportunities offered =} lish and spuke and sung on eM nn - in these busy stores to select their new Winter Overcoats from among these = Sk nt ce 5 é thousands of ‘ 4 s) Gayton Humiiton and t - 5 & at the plano : Breaks || Overcoats at Economy Prices [ Of the other individual recitals of 1 the re was one by Matja Niea- See a eat tie comely Several Thousand of i ' ° ms Se acd seers aa the Most Remarkable |e 3 ing was ina t tho end nh * a ! z Values Obtainable At 6 f , = 3 : 5 Scotch mixtures, heather mixtures, plaid-back gray meltons, black 3 Po kerseys, neat grays, brown, tan and dark green mixtures. Ulsters, Ulster- Fs , ay ettes, double-breasted Oxford and blue Overcoats, Scotch Balmaroons, Box > i Comedy ‘Thea |} Coats, Belted Coats, Form-Fitting Coats, Chesterfield models and light- wo & weight blacks and Oxfords, well made and extremely serviceable. g a z & a = © e e ey S 77) | At At ' About 4,000 Uvercoats ot Extraordinary About 2,000 Splendidly Tailored and Goodness for So Low a Price Finely Finished Winter Overcoats ; a) Ana OecanOnAiIy | A wonderful variety; plain grays, browns, Twenty smart models and more than one j ok ice le vocal fancy oyercoatings, overplaids, fancy cassi- hundred stylish and serviceable fabric Ai certs, maning. meres, brown meltons, gray and brown mix- warm, cozy ulsters in grays, browns, } {) anata tures, gray and brown plaids and overplaids, overplaids, foney mixtures and heather } f with velvet or self collars; quarter or fall Tures, double-breusted and single-breasted, ee The orches lined, and with flap or patel poekets. most of them with satin yokes and. satin 4) tra was at tte best, Double-breasted — models, . single-breasted sleeve linings, and hundreds of wonderfully Mix Jacobs, conducting an orches- | models, Balmaroons, form-filting coats and smart blacks and Oxfords in form-fitting tra of six'y, gave the first of a series of sybscription concerts at the Cort | Theatre yesterday afternoon, Hi. |players proved earnest and they re- laponded readily to his leadership. A! jnovelty was Homer N. Bartlett's! smart new Ulsterettes. and Chesterfield models. Thousands of Winter Suits Specially Priced at $150 | ac$]Q75 | at $2000 _In at least fifty fabrics, de- Smart, signs and weaves, and numer. on < Sl & g 9 «LIGVH AHI . laymphonte poam, “Apollo.” ambitious worked out on ception, well d Cadman, rand planist, 4 x Sanders Harris Theatre xeerpts from . attll t This eason's newest and smartest snappy models for young men and men who feel duppl * | heather mixtures, two and three dignified designs und models for aray, brown aad green flannels, blue bution sack coats or pinch. | ¢ Meo of more imoderate taste h ‘ pin antie Every suit puarant and temperament, many of them aie a ibe Sr sare | all wool, fast color and wone | silk lined, all of them wonder. tilk iaixtures and worsteds derful value at $10.75. | fully good value at 820,00, | Joym nt. y Orchestra or on Bat- Hall, in ita | The Roston Syn easily held the post of h urday. A crowded ( Election Day Shirt Specials at $1.35 A very select assortment of plain and fancy shirts Election Day Specials for Boys, Norfolk Suits at $5.95 «SUTHLOUN THYd OL OD with soft French euffs, for men and young men, All Wonderfully good suits offered to Mothers of boys are guar id fast color and particularly good value |] in the fast growing Boys’ Departments of the Brill at $1.35. Stores, Gray and brown ¢ s and blue serges . “ with one pair of knickers—-corduroy suits with extra Election Day Neckwear Specials at 50c lenickers, ‘Mises 8 to 18. Plain color Poplin Silk Searfs, guaranteed to give six months service OR A NEW SCARF FREE—and a wonderful variety of new Fall and Winter designs and patterns, The Brill Stores Will Be Open All Day To-Morrow, Election Day 1192 Main Street, Bridgeport 791 Broad Street, Newark St. 125th St. Brooklyn Mackinawa with large, warm shawl collar, special at $5.95 Junior Overcoats, sizes 3 to 10, warmly lined, special, $5.95 dD. = L1aVH FILL 47 Cortlandt Street 44 East 14th Street 279 Broadway 2 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn These 5 Brill Stores open Saturday evenings: 14th 125th Street at 3d Ave, Open Evenings until 9 Newark Bridgeport “GET THE HABE” GO TO BRILL BROTHERS “GET THE HABIT” yoo