The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1918, Page 17

P; soon be acute in Pianos and Players. You can get a guaranteed rebuilt Upright of good make for as little as $85; a Player-piano in splendid condition, put in order to serve for long years yet to come, for a slow as $325; you can make a saving on NEW Pianos that no one may ever be able to make again. This sale offers you such opportunities —moreover, it offers the opportunity of choosing from an assembly that holds the best names in music; the opportunity, perhaps, of buying for little money an instrument of a name and reputation that you have thought entirely beyond your means. You are SAFE in buying eny instrument; you may be sure of splendid service from all; for the new ones included 4 Ccteraly Now Uprights | setton. coos. 8980 #185 Originally Now) Kring. : $00 160 Metropolitan (as is) $190 $25] Anderson + $25 160 Strohmenger (as is) 150 Bradbury. - 450 160 Ludwig.. 250 38 Bacon - $50 165 85 | Helle - $00 165 85 | Bradbury. . 425 165 115} Hazelton... - 450 165 115| Bradbury. ~ 425 165 115] New Englan . 275 165) Ki 115| Behning... 115| Vose & Son 115 | Weser Bros. 115| New England 115| Ludwig... 115 | Leckerling 115 | New Englai 125| Bradbury 125 | Chickering 125 | Leckerlin, 125 | Fischer... 125| Gabler 125 | Heller 125 | Leckerling Gabler... ; 125} Kranich & Bach... 125 | Chickering 125| Gabler 125 | Leckerling 135 | Chickering. . 135| Gabler... Kranich & Bach.. . 450 165 5 165 165 Oo 165 165 | Haines... Kranich’ & Bac 175 | Bacon 175| Lyon & Healy. 175 | Webster. 185 | Bradbury 185 | Bacon * 185 | Bradbury.. 185 | Washburn. 01 425 145 Originally Noto Shana 275 145 | Webster Flectrie +. 9850 $625 James & Holstrom. 325 145 Bradbury Dynach: rf 1,000 695 A v Hazelton Welte Mignon 900 750 | Eatey Welte Mignon 950 ©6750 Milton Welte Mignon, , a00 © 750 Schumann. .... 44 br Hazelton Welte Mignon,..... 950 750 Ricea ssaeit ae aee on 'Welte Mleno Werlein Te AN) 14g | Bacon Welte Mignon . 800 750 Walter ey OTR 148 | [re Wee e75 145 | Fulton Street Tomorrow—at LOESER’S—the Greatest —when production cut down, for lack of materiale, toa THIRD OF NORMAL threatens a scarcity that may 175 | Mason & Hamlin., 55 Towering Above All in Values—Choice—Size—Variety THIS ANNOUNCEMENT heralds an event always important, tremendous in size—a giant among sales of musival instruments, an opportunity so outstanding that people count on it for months in advance. But this time neither its huge size nor the very obvious advantage of choosing from so vast a collection, that in- cludes practically every make worth buying, are the facts of most vital import about the sale. The great fact is that this sale, with its great values and low prices, with its almost unlimited opportunities for saving, with its splendid array of truly fine instruments at prices as low, almost, as have ever come, occurs at a time —when these difficulties are advancing prices at a rate that should be to all prospective buyers a warning. —when war conditions bring a need for MUSIC as actual, as keen as the need for food and shelter. To supply the demand that this need has created, to bring MUSIC within the means of those people to whom it will be the greatest help and inspiration, food for the soul itself today, this great sale has brought together. Hundreds Upon Hundreds of Splendid Instruments At Prices That May Never Be Possible Again are DOUBLY guaranteed, and the used instruments have had such careful attention paid to the replacement of all worn parts, the putting in order of strings, mechanism, casing—to even outward appearance—that they are fit to render almost the service of those bought new, worthy of the FULL LOESER GUARANTEE. All the EIGHT makes now sold at Loeser’s participate; every model on which Government standardization will bring a change in case-design, every new instrument which has had the least use in demonstration on our floors, will be subject to material reductions that will provide some of the strongest attractions of the sale. There is not the least question about it; this Sale will in all probability, be Your Great Chance to Buy—On Your Terms such an instrument as future conditions may preclude your buying for so little again. And as we have said before, we will say again: A good Piano or Player on almost any terms is an indispensable today — but do not hesitate to put up to us any terms that you feel YOU can afford. If your plan is in the least reasonable, we will feel that we are doing a patriotic service, in these times, when music is so much needed, by accepting the terms you propose, Hardman. Webster. . Bradbury E Estey. feb fe oe Kranich & Bach... . Kranich & Bach.. 825 725 Player-pianos | Kranich & Bach. 900 725 Kranich & Bach,, 850 725 Originally Now | Kranich & Bac gt Heller Gulbransen. #000 $238 | Kranich & Bach. 250 | Schunner.. 475 2) 350| Grand Pianos 2495 378 Originally Now Autotone.. . 475 375 | Steinway ++ 8950 #0 Bjur Bros 650 375 | Decker. . 700 Conway... . 500 375 | Chickering + 750 oe Webster... , 550 395 | Loeser... . 700 350 Whittier... + 650 425 | Bradbury . 950 350 425 | Chickering - 800 325 425 | Francis Bacon, 425 | Behr Bros. . 550 425 . 525 425 135 | Bradbury 450 135| Laffargue. 450 140| Bradbury Gordon: 475 } 145 | Teonnine 225| Bankes areeeay & Hazelton......... 725 650 Gordan & Son, 148 | Gordon * #78 225) Bradbur Treacy + $00 500 | Kranich & Hach’: 700 675 Hoffman 1 250 145! Davenport & Hardman Hardman. Kr teh. 800 700 Jacob Bros 1873 145) Treacyssceevees £79 228] | Bradbur; Estey. 800 | Batey. os 800 725 Bradbury 425 145 Kranic ac ; rf . . Estey... ‘) 850. 730 Leino Sts 148 Reproduction Pianos Kranich & Bach... 800 750 Shont 425 145 Originally Now | Kranich & Bach. 800. 775 Hazelton Welte Mignon.,.... 8900 $775 | Bradbury. R25 (775 Gabler Welte Mignon 860 775 | Kranich & Bach. 925 850 Estey Weltc Mignon 950 775 | Kranich & Bach.. 975 875 Estey Welte Mignon 950 800 Bradbury Welte Mignon. oo 875| Player Grands Bradbury Welte Mignon......1,100 875 Originally Now Bradbury Welte Mignon 950 878 | Recon 8950 $780 Behning Electric...........-. 975 895 | Bacon 950 800 Bacon 950 875 Livingston Street | | Kranich & Bach.1,300 1,150 Newby & Evans... 275 145 chp ae lS) ° ig Organs Eoteorke : 150 , "Mike Originally Now Hallet & Dav! 2 150 St & Clark ars 5 Bleek 150 “Mee Wilcox & White ‘fo is Rin eeeeee 50 Leeds..... +» 7% 30 Ste Wine B75 150 BROOKLYN -NEW YORK oars 125 30 wion 150 | Bord Street Elm Place | | Packard 150 50 woh & Gomien, 150 Estey 95 $0 Leckerlings.5:+4++ | Mason & Hamlin.. 250 60 ; Sc ae i tins: #2 18 THE PLANO HOUSE OF BROOKLYN |i" = tisis: 8 18 hing “ i sett le Ant bin nraemiatinitincl lai tisdale the West End P ‘4 man 105th = Stre b ie will open @ to-morrow night. dle o dynamited the safe in 3 fonal Bank of Cecil, Pa., | tom lay overlooked $79,000 {i escaped with two Liberty |; j quarters for soldiers and sailors on leave | Street, | NEWS BREVITIES a aetaenanaenaaanmammamnamamaanmaatl The strike of 2,500 employees of the International | Railway Company of Buffalo has been taken to the courts foz settlement. ub | i] Influenza! The Executive Committes of the| § | Can You Afford Sudden Death? Chamber of. Commerce. submitted a| Justice W. W. Clark of the Supreme | If Not memorial to Major John Purroy Mitchel | Court yesterday handed down a dec! at the monthly meeting yesterday. jon holding that the Employees of the Boston Elevated vere Railway Company and tho Rhode Ialand Company of Providen’ were granted | Establial Increased wages yeste. day by the War|Park on ction by which y last April is | Protect Your Family « Siegel Etat: He Rev. Tt, Masiians« . Hurwitz nt of Latayette, Nationa! nt Desert Labor Board, provided in a, bill Introduces into"the tore of Con | George W. Franklin, Deputy State | Senate yesterday, i d B Superintendent. of State Prisons, will| Lawrence Chapman, twenty-four, a | an usiness Fi be acting State Superintendent until|satlor attached to the Brooklyn Navy q after election. Yard, was taken to St j The nomination of Victor Murdock |Pital early to-day ur I if, I | for nother term. asa member of the |POlson, Which the pol e nsurance } Federal Trade Commission waa con-|After attacking Mrs, 1 firmed by the Senate. thirty-two years old, of ACT—DON’T HESITATE! Write or Phone Immetiately to Dept. &, IVES & MYRICK, MGRS. MUTUAL LIFB INSURANCE CO, 38 Nassau Street. ‘Telephone: John 2219, 3862-8-4 172d ‘Street, with a manicu Andrew Puigan, sixty Trook Cant; Arthur, Gardner, in charge of recruiting for the Tank Corps, U. & has organized an. in Stanhor St camphign in the Middle We | Stann reat The smallest rise in tho cost of Itving | of attempting to for any city In which a survey has been | wife or daughters jon made by the Hircau of Labor Statistics | was held in $1,000 for “exarination | {uP Of Paper. is 59.63 per cent. Tuesay. was hold Ih To meet the demand for sleeping! While on duty at Broadway and Keap on Oot. L. int WN MT? Pig ma lI US G Arsmens,crcarsort Opened Z ait pan $5 i Somp Pm “ r0 Os Soll Wal Market St. is 10 36 sex Site [mt sen + tHande haere to tet! that we have ONT j = Ludwig Baumann’s Liberal Credit You Housekeeping on Credit WE ADVISE YOU TO BUY NOW—Prices Are Advancing—Pay a few dollars down—the bal ¢ in small weekly payments—No interest added—No extra charges. Cone ince Youself by Comparison, Whether You Buy for Cash er on Credit, That Our Prices Are Always the Lowest arger Amounts in Propor- tion Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 o'Clock at All Three Stores OUR SPECIAL 3-Room Outfit $| 29 Pay for It $1.75 Weekly White Enamel Bed Rew, Pr. 817.50. 13.49 Cash oF Credit, Open an Account with any range ot heater, or include it in your outfit at the sale prices $9.85 Cash or Credit. Nickel Trimmed. Special Sale of Ranges $21.85, $27.85 and Up to $75. American Walnut William and Mary sagen Suit (4 Pteces) Ree. Price S158 Said Repasstaly It, Desired Pay for This Suit ] 29. 49 SITS: Week eS pcan, RD few. Price TOILET TALLE—Roe Prite” $42 Sale of | = | SA a cae : I wood Pa 5 i = eS oe ood Pu ¥ 3 ‘ \ J - ig A | <a eal a , . . . 4 Open fie Account | | With Rugs, Carpets, Lin- Cash or ae oleuma, Lin- American Walnut Queen Anne Dining Room Suit (4 Pieces) Met, Price #285 ens, Draper- Pay for This 224. 89 fea, Curtaina, Suit Portieres, $3 Weekly Cash or Credit, Bod Sets, or 4.) it Den! 5 include them 4n your out- fit at the sale prices, 4-Room Outfit t 1 E $450 Period Furniture 3-Room Outfit $ of High Gra of High Grade 0 Period Furniture Pay for It $5.00 Weekly Pay for It $6.00 Weekly Genuine Oak Dresser made an finraied, Buy Bonds To Your UTMOST If you haven't the cash— PLEDGE YOURSELF, by buying on instalments. ONE DOLLAR DOWN AND i] One Dollar a Week Pays for a $50 Bond $2 Down and $2 a Wack Pays for a $100 Bond. Larger aime Forward to Victory and Peace Get Into the Fight With All Your Heart —BUY BONDS Our task is to supply the money, the ships, the guns and shells our boys must have to win, We Must Do Our Share As Our Fighting Men Do Theirs ‘There must be no delay—we must get there in time to hasten the victory and save unnecessary sacrifice of the lives of our sons, Back Up the Fighters With Bonde Buy to Your Very Utmost Catt at any of our three stores, phone or write, and we will give you full particulars, or if you desire it we will send for your subscription, nts in proportion. When you pay your first dollar, through our arrange- ment, the Government gets the whole $50 at once, even Pr though you have 49 weeka to pay for it, The entire organization of Ladwie Beaeann 's three erat stores is at the service of the Government to help sell bonds | win the war, We are not only selling these bonds on installments WITHOUT A PENNY’S PROFIT but we are also paying all the expenses of our loan campaign as a small part of our patriotic duty,