The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1917, Page 8

fa . ~ 9 of Unusual Quality Priced from $75 “PIANOS. Group A | 95 Pianos In this lot are repre such well-known mak Estey, Wissner, Kurtzran, Stroud, Gabler and Brad bury, All rebuilt at ou: guaranteed | Priced from $75 . Group B 51 Pianos Steinway, Weber, Steck Wheelock, Krabe, Hardman & Peck, Chickering, are some f the nar nvey an idea of Ligh quality of these instruments, Priced from $200 ’ Group C 18 Grands Many fered in this at attractive prices Priced from $345 Delivery Free Convenient Payments Ml AEOLIAN HALL In BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Avenue Beas SAS eg ®&. BSS Seams SSS it World Headquarters of the Aeolian Company, 29 West 42nd Street, New York THE MAY EOLIAN SALE of PIANOS & PIANOLAS At all three Aeolian stores Sat., May 5, to Sat. May 12 195 PIANOS 130 PIANOLAS 118 Player-Pianos all full scale 88-note—various models of this greatest of all Player-Pianos (rom $295 TTRHE increasing popularity of the new Duo-Art Piano — that remarkable instrument that has startled the mu- sical world with its extraordinary repro- duction of the actual playing of great pianists — has brought to us a large num- ber of used pianos and player-pianos of best known makes in exchange. The accumulation of these instruments and the consequent necessity for imme- diate disposal has induced drastic price reductions—far below the, actual values. Great Savings je presents an unusual opportunity to purchase a good piano or player-piano in abso- lutely first-class condition at @ saving of from 25 to 75 per ceat, Bear in mi meats, but ar these are not old, worn out instru- hve pianos and players which were diving entire sot sfaction to their previous owners until they heard the latest and most astonishing Acwlian product, Some of the instruments oT cred are new, many ine Pianolas~all huve been overhauled at by expert workinen aod are sold with pditioaal Agolian gudrantce of satisfaction Prices have been fixed with little regard for original values—the dominating idea being the abso- lute necessity for immediate clearance Your Own Terms ¢ the instrument of your choice by h payment. Delivery will be free ns of weekly of monthly pay- t your convenience can be arranged, The Aeolian May Sale never before contained 80 many convincing Values. Remember that every ins stroment is either Acol made or Acolian-rebuilt wod that all are Aeolian-guarantecd . A visit to Aeolian Hall during this big sale may well solve the problem of music in your home Al! three Aeolian stores open evenings until 9 o'clock during sale THE AEOLIAN \EOLIAN HALL COMPANY AEOLIAN HALL: Jn MANHATTAN, 29 West 42nd Street Acolian Built and Guaran- HY teed from $195 | PIANOLAS | | v Group D 16 Aeolian Player-Pianos ey Will be Token quick ’ Group E 36 Pianolas 4 . + Me Priced from $195 | | | | | Priced from $298 ° | Group F | 48 Pianolas Priced from $495 Delivery Free Convenient Paymeni ~Nbbiaieseten eei se In THE BRONX 367 East 149th Street HE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1917, on it, when it slowly descends. It FIREMAN SERIOUSLY HURT AS LADDER CABLE BREAKS | “ys ., held up on one ond by a cable with stepped on it, the cable broke, and he and the stairs fel! O/Leary Hurled to Street and Spine | to, the, stres' barely missing several other firemen. Ie was taken to Belle- , Injured—Taken Unconscious | vue Hospital unconscious with inj | to Hospital. his spine. The cable, made Fireman Jeremiah O'Leary of Truck eare 00 the elements. fu. of No. M wae sortously hurt in an odd) The fire started in the farrier es- tablishment of Friedman, Suberman accident during a $5,000 fire in the) Zeriangold on. the second floor, six-story loft building at No. 471/ went up to the third and fourth, and Sixth Avenue, near Twonty-elghth|dropped to a restaurant on t Street, at 6 A. M. to-day. ground floor. thai aSendittithn hath tl nonce MR, HERCULES, PLEABE. Boor fire escape, and O'Leary climbed} rng Pudlic Utilities Commis to the counter balance stairway, which i a stair that hangs ina hor.| #0n of New Jerscy has begun the job of reforming the Erie, zontal position until some one ateps | tee young Jeremiah, who No nerve dea | drow & pistol and shot him in the porary stimulan SHOT IN FAMILY QUARREL. |THE REASON FOR Afuelo’s W. uM eo te In @ Giscussion with his cousin, Mra. a Andrew Aquillo, ove matter of liquid fay Ft i fefreshments to be i at the wake ” Ny of his grandmother at No, 616 West of aoe the body do its work male head of the Fiaherty family, £m Roveasur and forcible langual i Father Aquiilo ran to her home at > Nai John's Medi West Forty-sixth Street and ec is the her Italian husband that her cousin it t remedy ever prescribed for build- tho Flaherty home and starte: down. + ning drugs or to weaken the men. Aquillo is in Polyclinic Ho: spose you to serious at and will recover, Flaherty was he tem and expose, J $1,000 bail In West Side Polic fatal cisease—all pure nourishment. arge of felonious Advt <= 5 > Ea STORE CLOSES THIS SATURDAY AT 1 P. M. IN HONOR OF THE HOME DEFENCE LEAGUE PARADE ; ranklin Simon a Co. A Store of Individual Shops Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Special Offering Saturday Morning | ; MISSES’ COAT-FRONT CAPES 14 to 20 years. Of Navy, White or Black Superior Quality Men’s Wear Serge The smartest outer-wrap of the season, with its rows of bone buttons extending from the scarf-tie collar down the sleeveless slit sides; slip- 4 through belt, rich novelty silk lined throughout. model skirts. 14 to 20 years. Will Close Out Misses’ Spring Coats | Belted or Semi-Fitted Models 14 to 20 years. 25.00 Herciofore $29.50 to $39.50 Will Close Out Saturday Morning Store Closes Saturday at 1 P. M. Misses’ Tailored Suits of serge, Poiret twill, gabardine, burella cloth, gunnibur) | Oxford suitings or checks; plain tailored, dressy cr braid bound 24.50 models, with belted, Empire or semi-fitted coats and new Cf wool velour, burella cloth, serge, gebardine, velour checks or plaids, the majority silk lined. Actual Value $39.50 29.50 5 Heretofore $39.50 to $59.50 Will Close Out Girls’ Spring Coats i} Belted, Semi-Empire or Box Models Of serge, wool velour or burella cloth in the most wanted colors, also of velour or worsted checks or novelty plaids; 6 to 16 years. 9.75 Heretofore $12.75 to $18.50 ofcandy. Buy them now while they are a ‘ plentiful, All retailers now have oranges eh U mn LS in abundance at attractive prices. Vf ] } « SOs = Twenty Million O wen ilion ranges E the Unenel Potereiee PULLMAN wenty million oranges per day are being shipped from California to re- RUNABOUT i tailers everywhere, Be sure to get your share for prices are not high. $10.98 Ask for Sunkist Oranges—sold in ten sizes—at various prices, All sizes \ “wi MY of Sunkist are uniformly good, juicy, tender, sweet. ' This fruit-aid to digestion makes all other foods just that more etiicient. ae a : Eat more oranges and less meat. ois pa WEEK Give children all they want in place STEN. AN-ACCOUNT: al Special Attraction 3-Pe. Library Suit, — $39.98 ing Machines ] ji y Terma 2 AYN TSS | ara uit" Evenings | Son! Open