The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1917, Page 4

RALLIES STATEN (SLAND Borough President Van Name Plans to Prevent Supply of Elec- tric Power. Borough President Van Name of Richmené Borough has summoned @il the efvic organisations of that @orongh fighting against the estab. |)” “shment of the city’s garbage incin- erater on the waste land at the aouth- for permission i so & i HIS beautiful Aeolian Player-Piano will bring into the life of every member of the famil: the transforming influence of good music. It will mean new inspiration, new pleasure for all— wi and greater advantages for the children. Tomorrow, and Monday (Lincoln’s birthday), a down payment as low as $10 secures one of these er-Pianos, with complete outfit of music rolls and bench. The Aeolian Player-Piano has a full scale 88- sote action, playing ell standard music rolls, The donee system is one of the most efficient ever od—so sensitive that ét is instantly respon- to the lightest touch upon the pedals, yet so remarkably simple in construction that it almost never will get out of order, The expression devices enable the player- janist to exercise a most complete control over fhe music. Their simplicity is such that one can, AEOLIAN HALL In BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Avenue Ue LT rap 1 | West corner of the Island to make 4) new effort to prevent the contractors | Mary 11 AGAINST GARBAGE PLANT | “’’ are to run the plant and who are butlding {* from obtaining elec ar {over the Fresh Kul Creek or the ing of @ submarine cable on ita bed |New Subway 8 to curry power to lant t# to by ks ny one on | R ten Island to register opposition ie permission being granted TOMORROW & MONDAY (Lincoln’s Birthday) This Aeolian Player-Piano With Mahogany Music Cabinet and $15 Worth of Music Rolls May be purchased on terms of only $10 DOWN & $10 MONTHLY Price of Outfit $425 Note—This special terms offer on this player outfit is effective Saturday and Monday only Plain filet, hexagon and novelty includes 275 pairs. meshes; also fancy figured effects, ic Fleer THE AEOLIAN COMPANY AEOLIAN HALL AEOLIAN HALL In MANHATTAN 29 West 42nd Street THE EVENING WURLU, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1917. READ LEFT $6,887,279. ‘The report of Tr Wounded 1 Girl Te Near Death, the eightoen-y td sire old | girl of Ne who war taken to the pital Wednesday night wound in the left breast, ts re UNL in a crit afer ‘T Appraiser anty, ‘Greeley 1900 Taylor FIFTH AVENU 39th Street Med yesterday at White I hat William A. Read, a v mn ct an aerial cable | 1%) lay- Lake Isiand,| The wubway erected, ephi ce mM) to $: ¢ e " Side ‘w York, 38th Street i h' n's Aid Society, New Yor ation for Improving the Condition r and ty Ori ton lias d oes sa carmabersts ii tan f iy ig. r SALE OF TOILET GOODS Continues Today and Tomorrow Ground Floor a emcee ee ans arenram S-emeame: Salient Features of Spring’s Modes for Misses and Girls Fashion’s dictates as to youthful apparel for the new season may be read in the Lord & ‘Taylor display of Advance Spring models. Typical of the many excellent values are Afternoon Dresses $29.50 Many copies of Paris models in this col- . lection of smart Frocks. ’ Satin Charmeuse, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Pongee and Georgette Crepe of superior qualities; soutache braided, embroidered in bright colored silks or porcelain heads. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years Afternoon Dresses ' | $19.50 Several charming models on the newest of lines; straight pleated, Russian blouse, surplice and chemise effects. Fashioned of Crepe de Chine and Taffeta in the new shades of beige, gray, navy blue and other favored colors, Sizes 14, 16, 18 years. Spring Coats,- $29.50, $39.50, $45.00, $49.59 to $125.00 Spring Suits, | $25.00, $29.50, $35.00, | $39.50 to $69.00. F——emnenrenremremrencemre Clearance of Misses’ Dresse Formerly $29.50 to $50.00........ $15.00 and $19.50 Afternoon and Evening Dresses in Taffeta, Novelty Silks, Charmeuse, Georgette Crepe and Net. Smart New Sport . Suits, A limited number; sizes and colors incomplete. remcameemcane: aor encenvancan-{-ancancencan an: — “Betsy Ross’’ ' The New Girls’ Taffeta Middy Blouses, tate pee Silk Frocks, or Girls wu ‘3 95c $4.50, $4.95, $5.95 00 $10.95 $15.00 White Galatea of excel- lent quality in two new models—“slip-on” and but- toned coat effects. Collars in Copenhagen, dark blue orwhite. Sizes 6 to 20 years. Also Middy Blouses in coat and smocked models have hand embroidery and smocking in colors. $1.50 and $1.95 Anderson Gingham, French and Ramie ninent gabardine and pique Dresses in the new color combina- tions, with gay wool em- broideries or smocking. Smart one-piece Dresses. Coatee, Russian blouse and chemise effects with belts and pockets of clever style, Sizes 6 to 16 years, Thwd Floor Three Models in rose, Copenhagen or green, with dainty collars of Georgette or lace) trimmed,’ bagiste. Smocked model with sash; quaint corded Empire model with flaring skirt and pock-" ets; also chemise model, prettily belted. Sizes 6 to 14 years. ——. The Spring Blouse Arrives Never were smarter versions of the Blouse than those for the new season, with their exquisite color schemes, their daintiness, their air of distinction, pow. eam cenf-eneem, Crepe de Chine | Georgette Crepe | ' pees comeemapancen Tailored Blouses Lace Trimmed Blouses $3.95 $8.75 A model, cluster tucked and pleated with Filet lace is introduced upon the wide hemstitched finishing details. In maize, § collar and cuffs of this remarkably effective flesh, peach, coral, gold and white crepe de $ model, embroidered in Oriental silks. In Chine of heavy quality. peach color, flesh or white, “Frill” Blouses Novelty Blouses $5.95 $12.75 An extremely effective model, double Copies of Paris models. A “Tie” Blouse breasted and with wide collar, finely pleated with pleated sash ends is in flesh with blue from the very first, accomplish excellent musical results, As a pianoforte the Aeolian Player possesses many characteristics, both musical and construc- tional, of pianos that are internationally famous. Every detail in the making of the Aeolian Player- Piano is under the direct supervision of the staff of experts who produce also the finest and most costly instruments in the Aeolian line. Built with such skill, it has a tone full, rich and sonorous, a touch of the utmost evenness and delicacy, and a general appearance that denotes distinctive Aeolian quality, The Music-Roll Cabinet is handsomely fin- ished to match the player. It is well constructed and of harmonious design. The music rolls you jabot and cuffs, hemstitched. In white, § and bisque with coral bands. An claborate flesh, gold or navy crepe de Chine of sue § model with Venise lace and hand embroi« | perior quality. dery in white or flesh. Third Ploer | A Special Purchase Shetland Veils pose rencemsemes Special for Saturday Girls’ White Buckskin Shoes personally select from the great libraries here at Remarkable Values Formerly $3.50 and $4.00 ! Aeolian Hall. Every roll is made and guaranteed 58c $2.95 perfect by this company. : oe Washable Silk Shetland Veils, of Geoulns white buckskin Boots on core , excellent quality, in White, Black, Lest ersiiopedic lines; taken from regular nd reduced for quick clearance be- 4 cause sizes are incomplete. Sizes 814 to 11, and 11% to 4, in the assortment, which Taupe, Navy, Silver, Purple and Brown ie band, scalloped or pointed bor- 400 Pain ot Boys’ Patent Leather Shoes Laced and buttoned Shoes of style and quality. Sizes 1 torment e A For. merly $3.50 a pair........,.,,”, $2 95 Boys’ Black : Leather Shoes asplon with Raleeeiatble tort, Cased Mae es csiess hice: $3.45 Grouné Floor Ground Floor cemeemntpemeente 3,000 Yards of Hair Bow Ribbon Very Special at 25c Plain and Moire Taffeta Ribbons of excellent quality; in every fa- vored color. Width 514 inches. Ground Floor In THE BRONX 367 East 149th Street oe ae ae nee es eee encanta an ae ran len am: a ae eee) qubomnn eg tere ROTORS J] a) <CRLRED 69 slatyan> 69 GAMERO> £9 ERED C8) GED 0 GAD) ED U GHD 1) ‘