The evening world. Newspaper, February 10, 1920, Page 11

)FALLING? HERE'S | SPIKER AND BRIDE | ARMY TO RAISE CATTLE. AT BROTHER’S HOME date tudantey WS ’ ——omernecs wa come eemee | WHERE. IT SHOW "We Believe We Are Doing Right,”| wasnineron, . Whe Wa ps iA Says the Father of Department is going to take up cattle) Don’t worry! Let ‘“Danderine” War Baby. "yueeea Sts Bureau ‘of “Insular Af- save your hair and double * BALTIMORE, Fed. 10—Guy spiker, | {if%. the department hag ordinoed [a « its beauty. @ecompanied by his English bride and her baby, arrived in Baltimore last | of Fh evening, and went directly to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perley Spiker. Perley Spiker showed a greater i| Willingness to talk, since the affair | Doising. at 48, bad terminated in the marriage at|the archipelago being gri Fall River. ——_——____- “We believe we are doing the right! SMOKE NUISANCE COSTLY. | thing,” he said, “and we bave noth- i fag at all to hide.” Causes Yearly Damage of $12 to $20 “We are happy in the belief.” Mrs. Spiker added, “that we have taken for Each City Dweller. the right stand, and we are glad that/ WASHINGTON, Feb. 10—The smoke ntbsie sont caret with us, Dur | 2¥isance in the larger cities was laid ‘we also know tiat there are many} ®t the door of the householder to-day | who do.” | by Dr. Van H. Manning, director of the Mra. Perley Spiker absolutely de-| Bureau of Mines, who declared tha (| smoke can be banished only by the of coke und gas for heating and coo! Woman Market for Pee Charging that r e@es are profiteering, Deputy Markets Py H w Te the se alias NEARS 101ST BIRTHDAY. d | “Dander at any drug or toilet counter for a few cents, pour a ljttle| in your hand and rub it into the sealp, After several applications the Irene Cockefair of No 2% venue, Bloomfieid, N hair <a gp SS “Famous Chefs have found that the best grapefruit to serve i people are clearly branded with the name “Tropiko.” They have the most juice, the best flavor—and perfect uniformity. No Tropiko Grapefruit is ever pithy or watery, each golden globe is fairly bursting with deli- Tropiko Grapefruit The best grapefruit in the world are grown in the sunny valleys of northern Porto Rico—and the finest of the Porto Rican fruit are sorted, graded and packed under the Tropiko trade- | mark. Always look for the name “Tropiko” branded right on the skin of every grapefruit you eat or buy. Look for the Tropico trade- mark on every grapefruit box. / PORTO RIC FRUIT EXCHANGE = TM UD OE \ SALE OF EXCHANGED PIANOS and PLAYER-PIANOS Pianos of famous makes in splendid condition Genuine Ptanolas and Aeolian.Player-Pianes PTANOS MONG the pianos are such famous makes as Steinway, Weber, Mason & Hamlin, -Sohmer and standard in- struments ‘such as Wheelocks, Hard- mans, Strouds, Bradburys, Horace Waters, Haines Bros., Fishers, etc. All have been through the Aeolian shops, tuned, reg- | ulated, polished and-put into per- fect condition. At their prices they || are bargains in the truest sense. | | Prices from ., S180, | | Terms as low as | ! $7.00 monthly. | THE AEOLIAN COMPANY D, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, SGN i | , SPECIAL FOR LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY Thursday, February 12th All fully guaranteed and extra- ‘ordinarily low in price —— to buy a fine piano or a player-piano at a reduced price, this sale is the time to make the purchase. For example, you may select a handsome piano at a price as low as $150.00 and pay for it $7.00 monthly; or a genuine Aeolian Player-Piano at $425.00 on.monthly terms of $15.00. These are pianos and player-pianos from New York’s finest homes. They are instruments not discarded because their days of usefulness were ast, but exchanged in the prime of their service ause their. owners preferred the Pianola to a silent piano or the wonderful new Duo-Art Piano to even the Pianola. Re-polishing, refinishing, tuning, overhaulin by the Aeolian expert workmen have increase the intrinsic worth of these instruments. Many of them are actually equal to new. Those who prefer fine things—who recognize and appreciate superior quality—will find in this sale a very exceptional opportunity to gratif; their taste in a piano or player-piano of. whic they may be proud, at a cost absurdly low in view of present prices in all lines. A visit to Aeolian Hall on Lincoln’s Birthday will be anagreeable experience and may well solve the problem of providing the best of music for your home at a minimum cost and on a monthly payment basis that you will hardly feel. [: you have been waiting for an opportunity *Makers of the Aeslian-Vocalion—the Greater Phonograph Foremost Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in the World In MANHATTAN 29 West 42nd Street In THE BRONX 367 East 149th Street « In BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Avenue M4 EO YMUNONVUUTVONUODOUENONDAN UODNONMCTUNOTUOUTIUITOVOQTUUVONUDIAMAIDOTOOCTTOUENTOTOQQUCUELQO/URAATTO/UUUUAU Tt AH) Ad i\ | PIANOLAS HE finest and best-known player-pianos made, these Pian- olas are extraordi- nary bargains. dn- cluded in this sale are Webers, Stecks, Wheelocks,Stuyve- sants, Strouds, and a few Aeolian Play- er-pianos. Allhave been thoroughly gone over and put into perfect condi- tion musically and mechanically, and are’ completely guaranteed. Prices from $425. Terms as low as $15.00 monthly. TMNT In NEWARK 895 Broad Street