The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1917, Page 6

; 1917 F : TEE BVENING WORLD, TUESDAY DECEMBER 11, Wil Take Of | TWO PLANTS TO MAKE AEROS. All Excess Fat''* NO PARADE FOR HYLAN ON DAY OF INAUGURATION Seca TE ere a hy =e TR jaienddingenitideisima eae . * eretiatnene to Gay | The We 34" St. New York Special at $7.35 High prices for women’s shoes receive another set-back by this offering of 500 pairs of women’s high cut lace shoes with ‘Cocoa’ calfskin vamps and fawn cloth tops. 144 inch military heels, The price of $7.35 does not begin to cover the real worth of these shoes. Not only are they developed in the very style now most in demand but, more than this, the materials and workmanship are extremely high grade. A shoe for style and service, and at a very distinct money saving! Special at $8.35 The best dressed women are calling for a particular type of shoe —a high cut lace boot with “‘Cocoa"’ calfskin vamps and fawn buck tops. Such a shoe, with military heels, has the full sanction of Fashion. These are to be had— but generally priced at $10.00 a pair. “Cammeyer” is selling this model at $8.35 tocurb rising prices in shoes and as further proof that we are not only headquarters for shoe style but for shoe value, Not so many of them at $8.35 but what they willsoon be gone—and no more to be had at this price! Mayer Elect Blocks Plan of rook typ Supporters for Auto Proces tC loses Work as Judge. Mo parade an Mew Taare Gay 00 far fupporiers (or @ inonete omebiie parade to eacant Nien frm + Hail on the day of bia Inauguration SE » ead that ft Ho MeCooe war Jude an'a that day of | " Jed nome odda and anda of Su 4 on a Shoe Means Standard of M mt A one aod then left far the | at No. 60 Mast y departinente, but es | pected replies noon In writing to (h various heads of During th Ning at noo persons who ‘our hours berir y, ten of the 111 in Manahttan were pneumonia victima, Pneumonia deaths lin other boroughs were: The Bronx died 7, pneumonia deaths 6: Brooklyn \died 72, pneumonia deaths 16; Queens |died 19. pneumonia death 1; Richmond died 8, pneumonia deaths 2. The per centage of deaths from pneumonia shown @ slight increase over the pro- vious few daye. Dr. Charles F. Bolduan of the De partment of Health said to-day that he i coal for families where He had received many n persons unable to obtain am in favor of the elty shutting vortixing 0 conserve furl Ick can mot at WASHINGTON, Dec, 11,—Dismienal of damage rults for $60,000 brought agninat the New York Contral Railroad by Mrs, Cora B. Hooran and her mother Mra. Luc Hurton, becuse the wom: from a train at Syracuse rf Robbing City, leo Un . former chief clerk in the Park Department, Brooklyn, who robbed ty of $4,000, wan sent to the pent- ry yesterday for an Indeterminate n by County Judge Fawcett of Kinks | County, Judge Fawcett sald that as o condition to a possible parole Umanoft |must pay back in full the amount he, stole, ~The AEOLIAN-VOCALION The Greatest of Phonographs Joy in its graceful dines, in the soft sheen of sts rich + mahogany case and above ail, joy in the burst of glerious music with which it heralds in the happy Christmas morn.” STYLE “G" Prue, S11 This Vocalion is an ideal phonograph for the moderate sized home. It is equipped with the famous Graduola, and with the new Uni Tone Arm, for playing all makes of records It may be purchased for a moderate down pav- ment, and terms as low as $6 Monthly | | | Franklin Simon 8 Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts. Will Close Out Wednesday WOMEN’S HIGH CLASS COATS Majority Richly Fur Trimmed MART winter models, semi-fitted or belted, in the fashionable longer lengths; of Bolivia cloth, wool velour, diagonal vicuna, silvertone, crystal cloth, Pom Pom or chinchilla, 38 00 in the favorite winter colorings; warmly interlined, ® Heretofore $59.50 to $69.50 NO CREDITS NO EXCHANGES Will Close Out Wednesday WOMEN’S FUR TRIMMED SUITS Also Plain Tailored Models IFTEEN distinctive models with the new length coate, straight line skirts; of wool velour, duvet de laine, broadcloth, silver: tone, Oxford suitings, or Velveteen, trimmed with equirrel, 35 00 taupe wolf, taupe muskrat, nutria or Hudson eeal fur, $ Heretofore $49.50 to $59.50 NO EXCHANGES NO CREDITS WOMEN’S AFTERNOON GOWNS Of Satin, Georgette or Satin and Georgette LARGE election of this season's desirable models in the newest winter colores, meny beaded or embroidered in 29 50 | self or contrasting colors. . \ Heretofore $39.50 to $59.60 NO EXCHANGES NO CREDITS. — ee : \ Let the Aeolian-Vocalion come to your home this Christmas HAT an opportunity this year is yours! All the musicians of the world, waiting, eager to be ad- mitted to your home, to furnish joy for you and yours on Christmas Day and through the days to come. Great masters of the violin—magicians 01 the bow and wistful strings—standing ready instruments in hand, to do your bidding. Leaders of world-famous orchestras and bands, with batons poised, asking only your assent to fill your home with surging waves of glorious sound. The mighty host of all the world's best singers standing at your door, and only wait- ing your behest to enter and pour forth the heauty that is theirs for you and yours. New and Distinctive Features he Acolian-Vocalion sums up all the features possessed by the higher oe of phono- graphs. Its makers, the Aeolian Company, in producing it possessed two marked vantages; they could profit by the pioneer work already done by others, and they had their own invaluable experience in building musical instruments of the finest types to aw upon, Artistic Tone-Control Ihe device known as the Graduola, which is an exclusive feature of the Aeolian-Vocalion, is a simple and wholly artistic means for imparting additional expression to records. AEOLIAN HALL In BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Avenue THE AEOLIAN COMPANY In MANHATTAN, 29 West 42nd Street Practically without experience, anyone may pla 'arecord and by using this device, modify, color and shade the music until it becomes an individual expression of the player's own fellings. The value of the Graduola in giving ad ditional “life” to records and keeping them fresh in interest, and the fascination of exer cising this control, are beyond description. As has been said by more thar one eminent \| musician, “the invention of the Graduola is i second in importance only to the original i invention of the phonograph itself.” Reality of Tone It is immediately obvious to every hearer this instrument, that the Vocalion consti- $ a great step in advance in securing ST TLE os” 3 Price, $2: The case of this beau tonal realism, Its reproductions are fuller, | tiful instrument is rich, her and deeper. here is far less stri- selected mahogany, the dency and mechanical noise. tone volume full and deep. It is equipped with all the latest features, including the Graduola and 2 new Universal Tone Arm All Records Available | All the musical performances recorded— all artists—are available toVocalion own- he Vocalion plays all types of records. Adjustment for different kinds of records is secured not by a substitution of parts but | by a simple change in the position of the sound box or reproducer PRICES Regular models from $110 to $375. ( $45 ers, as Delivered in your home fora reasonable cash pay- ment, and terms as low as $12 Models Monthly Period styles from catalog upon request {I without Graduola, $215 to $650, — Intere AEOLIAN HALL In THE BRONX 367 East 149th Street A NEW AEOLIAN HALL IN NEWARK—895 BROAD STREET All Aeolian Stores Open Evenings Until ‘Soeetal Christmas Christmas Offering | We are offering a number of talking machines of standard makes, at great sav- ings from their original prices. in exchange for Vocalions and Reductions in many These instruments come to us continuously _ | are warranted in perfect condition. cases, fifty per cent