The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1920, Page 27

SALE OF PIANOS Direct from the- Factory to the Home 1878 fen ST Meciendsine of ~=1920 GRAND---UPRIGHT and PLAYER PIANOS We Will Specialize This Week on These Player Pianos Regular Price $575 SALE PRICE ‘499 All of the Latest Improvements Our 42d Annual Sale Is Surpassing All Records |; STORE OPEN EVENINGS | CONVENIENT PAYMENTS | Prices the Lowest Ever Quoted for Instruments of Equal Worth S useo UPRIGHTS — usep PLAYER PIANOS usep UPRIGHTS fh Collard & Collard $45 Leckerling ....$225 Aeolian....... $325 As Chickering ..._ 75 Jacob Bros. ... 235 Biddle ........ 375 Billings ...... 95 Leckerling .... 245 Hasbrouk..... 395 Chickering ... 165 Kroeger ...... 245 Haynes....... 450 Mollenhauer .. 170 Reinhard ..... 250 Gilbert ....... 475 Campanini ... 175 Leckerling .... 250 Putnam ....-. 495 | “| Bradbury ..... 175 Reinhard ..... 265 Putnam ...... 525 @) Bollerman .... 185 Leckerling.... 350 Reinhard ..... 595 Spielmann . 215 Wissner ...... 365 Hardman..... 610 F.Connor..... 225 Kranich&Bach 425 Leckerling .. . 625 WISSNER PIANOS 55 Flatbush AVe@., onic ton Fe BROOKLYN If you cannot ce sale send your name and address for full particulars and list of additional bargains, ome to our big : NAME 6o:ec ce cceccersenveeeensiecsove Address ccccceccccevsssccosesesces . sienticitesineneregpe Ave., Classon to Franklin Ave., Brooklyn ‘BEWARE! Unless you see the safety ‘Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for over 20 years, and proved safe by millions. Safety first! Insist upon an unbroken “Bayer Package’’ navn proper directions for Headache, Neuralgia, Colds, Earache, Toothache, Neuritis, Rheumatism, Lumbago and Pain generally. Made and owned strictly by Americans. Bayer-lablets“Aspirin Handy tin boxes of 12 tablete cost but a few conte—Larger packages amie s the Wede mark of Bayer Minulacture of Mbpeneriioncidcster of Balic7lcnal® . Low 1921 Prices NOW! RICES are coming down—they’ll hit bottom in other stores about next season. But you don’t have to wait until then for low prices. “4 We are reducing every garment in our stock to the prices that will prevail next season. We can do . this because we produce all our own clothes day by day, and not a full season ahead. We are buy- ing woolens, linings, trinimings, etc., at today’s price. Garments are immediately made from these fabrics by our own workmen and priced in proportion when put on sale. , Z% a ee Meee Bij) fs Further than this, every garment in our store that was manufactured from woolens bought at the f old price is also reduced to conform with today’s prices. These are absolutely the lowest prices in town today—not only because we have just reduced them, but because our regular prices are one- } oa third less because— “ j —we produce all our own clothes—our store is on low-rent Walker Street—our volume of business is greater than any other store’s. Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats that were $47.50 and $55 HEN’ S an example of how we are revising our prices. These are our own regular $47.50 and $55 garments—all-wool, smartly styled and skill- fully tailored. Come in and see them. Other $30) 0 GH sere vercoats Specials Kid K/othes!" 5f()%5059950 All our Kid Klothes prices are reduced to conform with the »., revisions in the prices of woolens, etc. Styled like our men’s * clothes, made of all-wool fabrics and also regularly priced at one-third less, [Moe Levy & Son} oor 119-125 Walker Street “3” ahaa saa Every Subway ° ae ‘‘Elevated”’ from Brooklyn and New York transfers ct to Canal Street Station, within sight of our store OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 7—SATURDAYS UNTIL 10