The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1919, Page 8

—_—— 8 = HOY OF OE eae ant rim rlcccenscarst so satel ase tt ispossessed or whoee rent/ Hirsch sald the Mayor and other city i anlil aac te a point which makes it| officials will attend and added: Mayor's Committee on Rent Profit-|imperative that they have financial] “In order to ald tenants who will eering to Glve Performance ald. Morris Gesthas donated the use| be In actua; distress before the win- of the theatre for the afternoon, and|ter ends it will be necessary to raise @ substantial amount of money. T ox at Centuty Theatre. it ts announeed that many prominent |& substantial amount of 1 A benefit performance ts to be given | munical and dramatic performers will] Prom ‘the ipgnetit orm at the Century Theatre next Sunday| “HCPA oe cnateman of the [And pore, “ee, Contributions. sent afternoon by the Mayor's Committee| committer, in announcing the bene- |“ J. | Johnson, | No. road: way, Trea Fund, will ) Rent Profiteering, and the pro-'fit yesterday, made public a letter tinue to be most. welcome.” ) Uncle of W. L. Flanagan Un- able to Account for Motive | in Nephew Ending Life. | Arrangements for the funeral) ) of Wittiam Livingston Flanagan, | | ) wealthy Wyoming rancher, who killed i) The Store is Closed at 5 P. M. daily ‘himaelt with a revolver early yester- | \| — @8y morning in his room at the Hotel | i } Grenoble, 56th Street and Seventh | | Avenue, were delayed in an effort to | ¥ r@dh the widow, Edith Lowry Flana- i ; | of Pittsburgh. Mra, Flanagan is | @ / e to be on her way to the MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK i Dewitt Ciinton Flana- | i Thirty-fourth Street Thirty-fifth Street gan of Now Jersey, mays the mis-) understanding was not serious enough have ceused his suicide. , indeed, it were not for the é eas is wacs aus eae at The Imported and Special Costumes Dep’t not believe he met death by hand. He accompanied his 0 pS will continue to-morrow (Tuesday) | Plana with us. We remained there, i ’ . | watching the dancing, until 12.30) Beas startin YA Extraordinary Exhibition of Flanagan's father was the late L fn ng: A egg gh Pr e é . Mra. Lusime jer of No. Pee tckeews sie | | Tailored Suits from Paris Tekst wits: tha rks or pistol Sis wie tatlasd to eam as) designed especially for the Winter Season yet cant’ Wes promoted to| fl on the American Riviera She et SAS -S tH Which Shall It Be? F the more than 70 choices which you have here—pianos, player-pianos and reproducing pianos—we set out 36, which will give you an idea of the (1) quality, (2) the unequaled assem- blage of great names and (8) the very convenient range of prices, of the Wanamaker collection. , Upright Pianos AJ. C. CAMPBELL at $340. An EMERSON at $595. A FREDERICK at $340. A SCHOMACKER at $650. A LINDEMAN & SONS at $400. A BALDWIN at $700. A MARSHALL & WENDELL at $425, ACHICKERING at $800. ASHONINGER at $515. A KNABE at $800. Player-Pianos ; ie EH KE} These Suits are new creations (just imported) from the ateliers of Bernard, Bulloz, Callot Soeurs, Agnes, Lanvin, Cheruit, Madeleine and Doeuillet, and are decidedly the smartest models produced for the Southern Season. a 3 4 E t ii = 2 SEK LSE STARTRAVSAND, {FS Copies can be made to order at short notice (Salon on the Third Floor) YQ i ‘REDERICK at $575. > ALIN 25. An yi J $850. A WHITE at $650, An EMERSON ANGELUS at $950. An AUTOPIANO at $675. A SCHOMACKER ANGELUS at $1,050. A MARSHALL & WENDELL at $750. Small Grand Pianos . A4-ft. 8 inches BRAMBACH at $650 { ASCHOMACKER at $1,050. (Takes up no more room ina corner than A BALDWIN at $1,150. an Upright.) A KNABE at $1,150. A LINDEMAN at $780. A ee at $1,150. An EMERSON at $925. (The Bride's Piano.) Ampico Reproducing Pianos (Electrically Operated.) (Electrically Operated.) A MARSHALL & WENDELY Upright, \ A KNABE, Grand, at $3,000. at . Extraordinary Blouse Sale Tuesday Lebnna atlas, ACHICKERING, Grand, at $3,000 ‘A CHICKERING, Upright, at $1,900. (Foot Power.) 1500 High Grade Georgette Blouses | [BRR] SMABSHALE AL YENDELL "Creat, | SRST OE: acn Pree eee ee eongette -DlOusee aut Good-Will Terms tit : ‘ | | ae) : Any one who wants a piano for Christmas, or who wants to give a piano for aed. Stock of One of New York’s Leading Blouse Makers | WAIN Christmas, may have any one of the more than seventy different instruments in our Salons on special, convenient and confidential terms. Delivery when desired. Purchased at about 50% of present Cost of Production 4 J Choice had better be early. Piano Salons, First Gallery, New Bldg. JOHN WANAMAKER | Made to Retail oy yey Developer and Distributor of Good Tianos. | Broadway at Ninth, New York From 12.75 to 19.75 BEGKRRUTAKS OPPENHEIM. CLUINS & € 34th Street—New York CRATRARHSERE SE —a) ; ——————— Sa SS ae DOG . Ss Soo er \ : 1 Gi Hl Ih (C3) SSSR UO 7 OL } AN CMI IAIIIIDADID ZZ Sale Price , y CV Se OD OO DON Sam al ae 2 Y =i IY II 7.90 SOLITAIRE Models are oe ee | Vigeal] <7 full line of REDIT PLA Chi se Collar and Collarless, Tucked, iis RN | ‘Wearing Apparel yess as 4 i ) g AND Embroidered, Beaded, Pleated, ~ | ae Tfor, Net WATCHES Tailored and Lace Trimmed. be — 4 fh MenWomenG&Children | ( | FRON THE LOWnST wea | \ Ba\\ | CONFIDENTIAL CREDIT os Oy inter’ Firms KAU eid A) Beautiful Fur Coats - Stoles, Muffs, Neckpieces. Colors are UHH ines Stout Department -Extra Sizes for Men and Women, STAT lid ; Out-of-town Residents will find this Store Flesh, White, Dawn, Blue, j is Ip and our credit Flan @ Convenience. by | ASK FOR BOO, Bisque and all suit shades, AN HN \ ; H RADE ASTLE een oat NWA] } i | FIDENTIAL TittGer |i at | is T Ng An Extensive Assortment of Styles EDIT TIUSRY N (Four Illustrated) Bil = re J — sod 131 WEST 125™"STREET Ia Broadway BETWEEN LENOX6 SEVENTH AVENUES J} Ky, "|| |ASTORE- NOT AN OFFI