The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 12

‘WYLN’S DISCOURTESY. MADE JOHN D, CUT HIS TAX HERE ‘Rockefeller Said to Have Sworn Off $3,000,000 for Refusal of Foundation Gift. Mayor Hylan'’s discourtesy to John D. Rockefeller, in refusing a gift at the hands of the Rockefeller founda- tion, is believed to be one of the rea- fons why Mr. Rockefeller's personal Property tax paid to the city next Year will be $78,000 less than weual For years Mr. Rockefeller has paid city taxes on $5,000,000 of personal property, althou that he was entitle eS THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1919. = well & tac hn ttm, Mime —_ — KRAMER BROS., *« SELECTED off his assessment from $6,000,000} just outside of Frankfort, Ky. to eave) down to $1,900,000. the life a boy who id fell in an It Is remembered that the Rocke- feller Foundation, at the solicitation | «, of Health Commissioner Copeland, of- |p fered to give the city the bulldings used a8 an experimental hospital dur- men 'ond tat ver his MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY a. f took tines nd | at a Substantial Saving nny mene mares ; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE, eae era A ||Roasting Chickens, fresh killed - 40¢ a Ib. Sirloin Steak, any cut - - - - - 34c a lb. 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Sale Price; Seal Marmot Coats, | Sealine three-quarter length $125 Coats, Sale Price E New Edison has made it possible for all music- lovers to gratify their desire for the finest music and for beautiful furniture for their homes—both at the same time. All New Edison Phonographs are now encased in handsome Period Cabinets of the finest woods and the most skilful workmanship. These beautiful phonographs are develo; in “Chippendale,’’ ‘‘Hepplewhite,”’ ‘‘Sher- aton,”’ “‘William and Mary,” ‘‘Louis Sve “*Jacobean,”’ “French Gothic,” ‘‘Italian,”’ ‘‘Queen Anne,’’ ‘‘Eliza- bethan” and “XVIII. Century English.’’ You will find | | one that will harmonize perfectly with your furnishings. i We have illustrated but six of The New Edison Period Models, priced from $167.50 to $500. Any one of these instruments may be purchased on unusually at- tractive terms. Other beautiful models are priced up to $5.500. H Enthusiastically Endorsed by Miss Elsie de Wolfe Celebrated Interior Decorator who gave her approval to these artistic and exquisitely wrought cabinets in the following signed statement: “The period cabinets which Mr. Edison has adapted for his phonographs are in pleasant contrast to the rather grotesque cases which one so frequently sees. The superior furniture value of Edison Cabinets can scarcely fail to impress the lover of good furniture." The ‘‘Chippendale"’ model will particularly interest you. ee eee i This is the famous $3,000,000 Phonograph—Thomas A, Edison's Official Laboratory Model—the instrument on which he spent four years in research work and a vast fortune in money before he was satisfied that it perfectly Re-Created the real voice of the singer. And yet—so mar- velous is the influence of large pr: uction—you can have the wonderful $3,000,000 Phonograph for only $295. 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