The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1916, Page 24

THE EVENING WORLD, | FR tpay, DECEMBER ee 1916, inf display rooms filled with the newest creations that the lighting retailers will feature in 1917. DECORATIVE-ATTRACTIVE hy QU. SHOWROOMS=WRITE FOR CATALOGUE W. ©O(OMPLETE AS SHOWNS1LS 22 O. ECHIPSE LIGHT Goon am ee et = STULIZ Til XMAS 738. Broadway, | A STEP FROM FLUSHING Tremendous Christmas Saleo New Pianos and Player Pianos OR 26 YEARS the house of Stultz & Bauer has stood for honesty and quality in piano selling, and that is a fact you should well remember when purchasing a piano for your i We want you to feel that in selecting an instrument from us you are Our guarantee is back of every piano we sell. Our two great stores, at 738 Broadway and 63 Flatbush avenue, are fully prepared to do a tremendvus Christmas piano business, and make these extraordinary offerings: = home. absolutely safe. No Extras BROTHERS FIND EACH OTHER AFTER 19 YEARS s,s Were Left Orphans When In- fants and Taken Into Two Different Families. STAMFORD, Conn, brothers, babies, have just found each other Hoyt as his brother and thus end the | way back to Connecticut and about a I, & BAUER C. BAUERS’ SONS it (63 Flatbush Avenue. OPPOSITE LIVINGSTON. 3% _ENEW PLAYER PIANOS. ‘375 ON TERMS OF $2 A WEEK FREE! A BEAUTIFUL PLAYER BENCH, COVER AND 12 ROLLS OF MUSIC OF YOUR OWN SELECTION AND FREE DELIVERY These beautiful player pianos are thoroughly high grade and equal in every respect to players offered elsewhere for $550. They are built expressly for C. Bauer & Sons, Inc. Every member of your family can play these beautiful instruments with ease and expression without any previous knowledge of music. lar, classical or operatic selections, you can play themall on these pianos with equal facility. Come to either of our two stores to-morrow. NEW “STYLE H” UPRIGHT PIANOS $1.50 A WEEK FRE E! A Stocl, Cover and Free Delivery to Your Home These Pianos are n rich, art stie case designs, and have beautiful, clear, resonant tonal qualtes, Bul by C. Bauer s Sons, Inc., and are considered to be a 1 mot rematkable piano at the p icc Fae Pianos will be delivered free to any point within @ radius of 100} go. « new piano o miles of New Y« for your old pla A Step From Flushing Ave. C VOICE PLAYER : | z z / : Metal Tubing, 88-Note, Fully Guaranteed Ne z = = 5 = : : DE LUXE Z No matter whether you like popu- See, hear and play these instruments. Our price and terms bring them within the reach of every family. here after being lost to one another for nineteen years, For eight months they worked in the same room » Yale & Towne plant, one a » and the other an inspector, acquainted but wholly unaware that \aay had more in common than any two mon which the circumstances of thelr employment might bring to- {8 the It was not until a few days ago, after the younger brother had left the foctory to work for the telephone mpany, that Frank R, Olmstead rwo|recelved the Information that en- orphan | abled him to identify Charles Edward Dec, 8. when EVENINGS Tilt XMAS TO YOUR HOME. a a i ae search that both had been making for 0a brother. ‘him. Thinking him a plumber, he hunted through all the plumbers’ unions In the State trying to get track of him, Meanwhile, Frank, who was tn re- Then he began a sear or ality a mason, town to town t ing at his trade was drifting from ‘ough the West work- Finally he found bis year ago went to work in the Yale & Towne factory. For years the thought of finding his brother was in his |mind, but all his efforts had been fruitless, for he did not know of the change in his brother's name and he was still searching for Herbert Lal | stead. In some adopted fath y the younger man’s | South who lives in Norwalk, I that Frank Olmstead was In Stamford, and of his efforts to find his brother, and it was he that sent Frank the information that | caused him to race over to Schuyler Avenue a few nights ago and nen | Charles Hoyt the astonishing news that they were brothers, FOR MOTOR TRUCKS Plans Have Been Settled, and Work Will Soon Be Completed at Fort Sam Houston, (Spectal to The FORT SAM HOUSTON, Tex, Dec %.—When the new garage of the United States Government at this military post is bullt it will be the| largest in this country for the ac- commodation of mot Plans and st buildings and th been prepared and tt will be start will be 14.) 1s for the} ing ther divided into Machine shops w nection with the ever a motor brought in from t chines are to be shops and tho’ The machine s steel units and will be her by means of bolts so that they can be taken down and moved on short notice at any ume. ‘At this time there are more than |700 army motor trucks lined up in Sam Houston. The serve them as much as posstble that the garage and machine shops are to be built. | ‘The sheds or garage will be bullt of wood and galvanized tron. Fach shed will be 180 by 44 feet, and be- aides being large enouch to accom. modate an entire motor truck com- pany, !t will hold the small officers’ cars attached to it. Major Albert C. Datton of the Quartermaster’s Department will be fn charge of the construction work At Fort Bliss, near FI Paso, a 20 shed garage and machine shops will be bullt for the accommodation of the motor trucks of that part of the border. THIRTY HAVE PASSES OVER CITY'S FERRY Mostly High Salaried Municipal Employees, One Attached to Bronx Office. Thirty persons have passes to ride on the city’s Staten Island ferry and| the number may be Increased to thirty-one, This leaked out day at the meeting of the Fund Commission, when Dock Com- missioner Smith sald he | not know whether or not to give Dr. Joh Reid, an attending physict Joseph's Hospital, Staten pass The Commiss! want to inere this one migh ts from other he made knvwn t President Van Name, th stoner of Public Works, t Commissioner and t cit Paymaster and were have one, 4 | vices t tor ner and 4 6 {8 only 5 hile the passenger f. rs. When Frank Olmstead and his wife died in Wilton, ni y ago, e 7 a some friends of the parents and cht up in Dan- bury, retaining the family name. Her- bert was adopted by Spencer Hoyt and his wife and his name changed to Charles Edward Hoyt, Not until his adopted er died did he learn pe facts about his family and his ( ee)” {No rie | ON TERMS OF $10 A MONTH transportation of ts, with 6 ce n automo: | ty addi TM | MOTORCYCLE COURIERS FROM O'RYAN SEE THE GOVERNOR ALBANY, N, Y., Dee, 8—A FREE! ar AYER Ri NOH, COVEN 12 ROLLS OF mes- MUSIC, Wel £0" YOUR nO Me sage from Gen, O’Ryan, expressing Artistic case des.gn, a masterpiece of piano construc. appreciation of the recent visit of tion built by ©. Baucr’s Sons, Ine. Have almost Whitman to the camps of the human transposing device; key to suit the voice you ean play them in any | Gov n the Mexican dnd let Om hay fend EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO will make a liberal allowance due in smail week = 738 Re are or | | OAS ‘ 63 Flatbush Ave., B’klyn = ( Opposite Livingston Street w ue pital, and Priva Company A, Seventh Ing Upon payment of a small de- held for who posit, planos will be Christmas delivery. 1 the two soldiers would \ry to establish a record on the trip jto Albany, It took fourteen days, OVERNMENT GARAGE Te 2 PEE YR RTT pase ee AGRA at Hoyt Street is quickly reached by Brooklyn Express, 2a st, (Bway) . m.| ogy St. 25% mi. | Grand BY ‘entral 17m. T83e, Si, (Bonk) |: m, | 72 t.. 22m,' bath vee Lm, The Woolly Animals A The Rampage in TOYLAND ANTA CLAUS is doing his level best to keep them quiet, but it’s no use— they are wild to pick out new homes to live in before Christmas! There is a great menagerie of them, from the usually growly old bear; and their pré s are 49¢ and more. And there is much more to see Imported and American Dolls, Toys and Games: DOLLS A bewitching tea party of them; foreign misses and | ‘An unusuall imported Christmas Christmas ills that tool ‘ko real nes. with long to $24.98 9c upward 49¢, 98¢ und up is from es, many sty D ‘American Dolls of many sor Toddle Cars. like woo oc “ DOLL’S BELONGINGS Fosate.car, ie Serten aoc ai in ig Dolls’ oak Sets, large size Rhoons: ’ xter ‘ +6986 UD White er ith mattress, (838) othera | Hand Cars, exectient ittie car $3.08 up to. - $349 | Irish Mall’ Cars ‘ Pree: 4.08 I» 1 ndid’ Vartery $2.48 up Children's Auto: , see $4.98 uD ; in ets, tat chairs, settee, 98 , i YS Dolls! ifigh Chairs, white enamel e CtLLULOID TOYS Fourt West B A $1 Reduction on Silk Stockings ERE are 350 pairs of handsotne Stockings that will make most-appre- Swimming Toys, Dy With $7.50 Worth Will Be Sent ciated gifts. Black or white— with embroideries in black or white. of them show hand-work. The prices have been reduced to create special Christmas values Now $1.98, $2.48 to $3.$ 98 Each Pair Has Been One Doll Other remarkable values for clude fine Silk Stockings from F ci At $1.94, embroidered in dainty pat- torns, black or white. At $3.48, with oxquisite lace inserts, At $3.! 86, lace ankles and embroidery. In Gift Boxes If Requested, Btreet floor, Central Bullding, $1.39 Sterling Silver Photo Frames, $1 NK of marking an article se Sterling Silver Photogre Frames at less this time of year, when so many of them are sold as With plain b inds, velvet back, and sterling be all fe {Oval cabinet size. ‘treet floar, center, Central Building. handsome novelties, Many $7.50 Cash and AKE your brighter with the music of gift for the whole family, which every There is a trola to fit every: especially when it can be procured on Payment Plan, there is no reason have one this holi- like | day season. Christmas a Victrola. It is a member will enjoy. one’s means, and the A. & S. Easy why you should not h The special Christ Victrolas, from $15 Easy Payments. gitts! easel, When It Comes to Choosing A Man’s Necktie---- Consider This Christmas Preparedness 3,600 Scarfs, at........ 24c 2,400 Scarfs, at..... ed 1,200 Scarfs, at..... 1.95 2,400 Scarfs, at........ 35c 600 aeeerat me $2.43 7,200 Scarfs, at 4,200 Scarfs, at TOTAL—21,600! The Abraham & Straus Private Subway Entrance and enjoy—in this wonderful exhibition of TREE DECORATIONS fine assortment, including many of the tockings, f WHEELED TOYS The Victrola XIV, $150) (As Selected)—$157.50 New Easy Christmas Terms of clude a choice of Victor Went appl the cabinet Victrolas X, XI, XIV and Xvi. Music Store, Fourth floor, Weet Building, as follows, from Brookisn Bridge | 9m. 54 me re on peaceful cat to the ts Sc upward Jed with toys! \24e upward le 49c to $2.98 Ratues, &c....9¢ to 98e | \ of Victor Records Home on the $7.59 Monthly , Victrola XIV., $150 mas terms which ny to “$500, are sold on — - buying. And every Necktie in the lot is one that a woman can with safety ‘choose for a man. TTERNS—chosen for men tastes. S that enough to seem to assure as great a choice as you need? of Christmas Neckties—bac ale plenty more Well, it represents only our visible suppl) k of this great quantity ready to fill in the gaps made by Christmas For they are MAN'S PAT- by a man who knows men's Plain colors, and gay combinations. Stripes and floral designs, reps, mogadors, poplins, satins—every good type or style of Scarf you could dream of. And VALUES?—the best possible, all along the from the Scarf silk at $2.45, \\ line, at 24e to the luxurious one of imported Street floor, East 3