The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 10

RICHMOND MOTOR CORPS, tured on Brooklyn Bri KELLNER BROS. Fwenty- -nine years selling Good Furniture Southeast Corner [5th Street and Gth Avenue PASSES OUT OF EXISTENCE n last night a West 49th Street, Mi the failen rider, Dr. Hoople of the Brooklyn he later died. icinsiminenailiin George memortal for the impresario, Circassian Walnut Bedroom suite, 4 pieces. . " wee2 OF experience over a long period of years during which we have con- stantly maintained a high standard of workmanship, quality and design, enables us to offer furniture values of unusual interest. You are cordially invited t> visit “The Twenty-five Roome!—they will prove enlightening for purposes of arrangem nt. JONET EASTMEADS Was First to Reach Scene of Mor- gan Explosion and Did Many | Fine Things. ‘The Richmond County Motor Corps, which was first to reach the scene of | the Morgan explosion last fall, and| which distinguished itself by its co- eperation with civilian authorities during the influenza epidemic on| Staten Island, has passed out of ex- istence after two years of service, The Motor Corps, a branch of the Staten Island Chapter of the Red Polish and half the time. Huyler’s Scotch Kisses Fluffy Marshmallows dipped in Butter Scotch— a delicious candy creation of rare flavor. Mrs, Charles De War Simons, as its captain, Zen a a LA DUM BY ee ERR Scena Cardinal Mercier to Be Guest of State Chamber of Commerce. Cardinal Mercier will be the guest next Thursday of the State Chamber of Commerce, 65 Liberty Sunday World Wants Work Monday Meening Wonders ! street, it was announced yesterday by President Alfred E, Marling. [nite yole on. tk okiyn Br perated by Thomas Piranella of t wheel of the truck passed over The “One-Cloth” Saves half the labor Not necessary to go over entire surface a second time with a second cloth, LYKNU ednnivine LIKE NEW All Houyler’s stores and fj Cross, establish senger service é agencies are featuring FF between St. G » BL, and Gen- | Lyknu is a cleanser — Scotch Kisses this week— eral Hospital 41, Fox Hills, and Not a varnish. c. boxes. i carried from Quarantine to the hospi- in soc. and 25 i tay: teouenuda 66 men who bad teen hitches all eal ; | tion of grease, wax, oil t wounded in the t war. g , . Buy your box ff Miss Jahet Kastmnead, a Staten|f! and gum. Restores the today A] [island society girl, some months ago| original .beauty of the H succeeded the organizer of the corps, | wood. Use Little! Rub Dry! F THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, {MAIL AUTO KILLS BICYCLIST. | AFTER A NOTABLE CAREER, ve t Forty-tive Has Skull Prac ears old, Brooklyn, ne south | idge was S. mail ‘anhattan, Hospital removed Byrom to the hospital, where His skull was fractured. Memorial to Hammerstein, Blumenthal, who waa asso- ciated many years with Oscar Ham- mersteln in operatic productions, started & movement yesterday to provide a 1919. << Gimbel: Is Ninth Birthday = $5 a Month Will Bring You One of These Brunswicks The Phonograph That Plays All Records To hear a Brunswick is to have one. The “Ultona”—the Bruns- wick reproducing device— makes it possible to play all records — Victor, Columbia, Aeolian and others—without the necessity of replacing the Brunswick reproducer with any other mechanical device —and the “Ultona” has been so balanced as to “rest just right” on any record of what- ever make, Phonograph choosing at present narrows itself down to a question of the versatility of the instrument. The machine that performs the best “sells.” So Gimbels feature the Brunswick—a phonograph that plays ALL records, And buying a Brunswick is a simple thing at Gimbels— $5 a month for one of the hand- some models illustrated—and the music of all the artists of the world will be brought to your home at once. TT) Then the Brunswick’s wonderful tone! The oval wooden tone cham - ber produces it and the shape of the Brunswick horn is exclusive,— patented. STYLE “10"— $125.00 Mahogany and oak—height, 45 inches; width, 19 inches; depth, 21 inches. Equipped with newly de- veloped Single Diaphragm Uitona all-record Reproducer and the new oval all-wood Tone Amplifier. Tone modifier, A great phonograph for $5 a month. During October the Gimbel- Brunswick section is open evenings until 9 P. M. Use 83rd St. door on the Broadway side of the build- $100.00 Strong double-spring motor. Twelve-inch turn-table. , i Automatic stop. Trimmings nickel ing and take elevator direct to STYLE “7"—$100.00 Slated, Shelf fing aystem, Bighth Floor. Mahogany and oak—height, 43 TOUPON inches; width, 19 inches; depth, 21 inches Equipped with pony de- veloped Single Diaphragm Ul tone all-record Reproducer, All-wood GIMBEL BROTHERS, Music Store, Broadway and 83d Street, New York City. Bend without obligation to me fll particular of your offer on Phonograph, ny Bi Tone amplifier. Tone modifier. Vygrela ( "), Columbia Grafonste ( ), Avolian ), The Brune- Strong double-spring motor. Twelve aos. inch turn-table. Automatic stop. p= sea i ag i ‘Trimmings nickel plated. Shelf filing system, oi An Advantage HE man fortunate enough to secure a Kuppenheimer Suit or Overcoat has an advan- tage over most clothes- wearers. It is a difficult season. There is ascarcity of the best—a flood of goods be- lowtheaverage. Strange makes bidding for your attention. The name KUPPEN- HEIMER means all- wool clothes of known merit and assured value by a house that has never lowered its stand- ard of quality. Fall Suits and Topcoats 540 to *75 125th St., at 3d Ave. 47 Cortlandt Street Broadway, at 49th St. 1456 B’way, at 42d St, 279 Broadway 44 East 14th St. The House of Kuppenheimer Clothes in New York . Ask for the New Fall and Winter Style Book The HOUSE of KUPPENHEIMER. 2 Flatbush Ave. Brooklyn