The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1920, Page 17

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THE EVENING WORLD, : where the enesiy falléd. If yow have ment in teaching. There is always a Americaniom as Church Theme, | f longed for something big and fine to) Detter position somewhere abea@ and} Jonn H. Finley, Gtate Commissioner \ & reward for ability, (4) Many 1 do join the most ‘powerful army in the | teachers ‘That is why so of Wducation, will give an address on to the iuetas' diocesan convention | Pape acta a tl 2 Oe Be 647 Eighth Ave. gui St. G i world—the hayes of those who lead ay new ones oN ey han: | Americanism at 4 o'clock Gunday af- 4 the ©. Jdren of the people, you marry your training as a teacher | teenoon in the Cathedral of 6t. John good wife | tra! | | GIRL STUDENTS “One teasher has a thousand times bee [F feom Sd Ga maanee Co The|the Dtyine. . The meeting will be eri? salaries have as truly an artist’ as one ho paints] and are still rising.” which begins Monday. pictures or writes verse, (2) Tony, Jersey concerning teaching was d to-day to the attention of all more power to make her country bet- penta, which has just begun to dis-|under auspices of the Bocial Service Mike. Fanehette, Alice and Isadore a) school girls by Calvin N. Ken- than has the voter. What will be/cover how valuable t roving will Weir sidanast a Toa'@bl ted pay you h bother Poe Than most |Commfssion of the Diocese and will willleve you and you will love them, no out ey cate You,” re can be greater, (3) You will be not ina occu; jon, it in Reads Letter Addressed to | pet tn 9 bit ‘hore there ip onportantty ear or Via Bros. f dal, Commissioner of Education. The | | fetter was prepared by Miss Sarah | |] lf est by its relat something worth while You will be dan tare meh teres eo vate canal Wieecae ation w growth. i ry f High School Graduates. | tity and a chanoe for advances (be bento Chaterabretcenint chsh ‘MRENTON, N. J, May %-A letter | ional . ra guire | For One Week Only A. Dynes of the Trenton Normal 4th Anniversary Sale MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS anv TOPCOATS 15% Off #2 | s10"w's%o. Anniversary Prices $34 to *68 FURNISHINGS AND HATS Also Subject to This 16% Discount aishings offered tn School, Miss Marion G. Ciartc of the! ff ‘Newark Normal School and Miss| jf ‘Adele Casin of the Montclair Normal SM School. State Commissioner Kendall f thas asked that it be used In the high school exercises to-lay. ‘The letter follows: , “You are needed. The country calls | ff you. So it called its young men two] J Years ago. To keep democracy safe | we must have a second ‘line of de- i ! fense’—not in the trenches, but in the Zz ' school house. Ignorance may conquer TY ou Can Buy hay ; Suit or Top Coat at “The Harris Store” \ AT A REDUCTION OF 20% OR ¥% OFF! FI A SURE CURE FOR THE “H. C. OF L.” I, “Mr. Retailer,’ who plays no part in this game of Profiteering and “boosting prices,” am going to show you how to overcome these “Two Evils.” I !ead, you follow!) - Your “Opportunity to Exercise Thrift.” | ' You may select from our entire stock | AT A REDUCTION OF 20% SPRING SUITS AND TOP COATS Materials: Models: \ Worsteds, Flannels, Serges, Chev- | Young Men’s and Conservative Niots, Herringbone and Pencil | yeu fr Pegs § Pa Paley id \] i) Stripes, Fancy Tweeds. | Stouts, Longs and Shorts. : All Summer Suits Included! AT A REDUCTION OF 20% Palm Beach, Tropical Worsteds, Gabardines, Silk Poplins, Silk Shantungs. This is all new merchandise, just arrived! At 20% Off. PRICES ON TICKETS REMAIN UNCHANGED. You just deduct 20% or 1/; of original price. We have extra salesmen, insuring prompt and efficient service. Shop early! “The Early Bird catches the Worm.” = Believing this is the time to begin the Reconstruction of the Clothing Business on a peace-time basis, we have decided upon this sweeping reduction of 20% Off on Everything. A COMPLETE LINE OF UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN Store Opens at 8. Closes at 6.30 OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 Aton M. TRE jiVilie gle 27 Cortlandt St., cor. church st. SIXTH AVE. “L” AT DOOR—HUDSON TUBE AT CORNER | NOTH—The Clothing, Hats and tare not “sale merchan: a ‘Tight trom the heart of our reguine stocker mS _Ope Siebel Leal 3 Aeolian Company’s ANNUAL MAY SALE _ of EXCHANGED PIANOS and Ld i AHE Aeolian Company, with its five metropolitan establishments, does by far the largest high-grade music busi- ness in New York. Selling the most advanced types of musical instruments such as the wonderful new Duo-Art Pianola Piano, etc., there comes to these five estab- lishments a steady stream of regular pianos and _ player-pianos, exchanged for the new type. These returned instruments all go to the. Aeolian Repair Shops and are there and UPRIGHTS neluded in this great Sale are Grand and Upright Pianos of the following famous makes: Steinway, Weber, Knabe, Chickering, -tlardman, Kranich and Bach, Sohmer, Fischer, Haines, Wheelock, Everelt’ and many others These exchanged” mstruments come from homes of refinement and having been thoro- nghly renovated by Acoltan expert workmen, gre guaranteed to be tm perfect playing condition Delivery of dny of these ptanos will be made for a small down payment and con- venient monthly terms. PLAYER-PIANOS Prices Far Below Their Present Actual Values | ecm subjected, to the most thorough overhauling. They are tuned, polished, regulated, repaired when necessary and when again offered to the public in these great annual Sales are practically indistinguishable from new-in appearance, condition and value. An opportunity, therefore, to secure;a piano or player-piano of standard make, virtually new in value, but at a price much, belowethat of several years’ ago,.is not to be ignored... PIANOLAS and other PLAYER-| PIANOS he. Pranolus and other Pluyer- Pianos tncluded in this Sale are‘ alt modern in type with up-to-date expression devices and playing regulation 88-note music’ rolls. Among them 1s a large collection of genuine Puanolas, wncluding Weber, Steck, Wheelock, and Stroud. + There 1s also a wide assortment of Player. Pianos of various makes, g/l:are im’ splendid condthon: and, represent . extra« ordinary values. Moderate cash payments; balance of pure chase price on convenient monthly terms. Prices from*225. up Every Instrument in the sale carries the full Aeolian guarantee All Departments, including Vocalion Salesrooms, will.be open this-week-until 9:30 p. m. THE AEOLIAN COMPANY Makers of the Aeolian-Vocalion—the GreatertPhanograph In MANHATTAN In THE BROKX In BROOKLYN ° {a MEWARK. « &MFORDRAM ad > * Ba5 Br 0.E. FordhamRosd 2g W. a2nd Street 367 Last 149th Sty 41 Flatbush Ay eeepc papain tts AONB RAT ae a cn = ce. 3 Sen naw “Sieg a ire

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