The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1921, Page 9

TO LIE IN STATE ON PRESIDENTS BIER dt Chalons-sur-Marne on Oct. 24. WASHINGTON, nee for bu ry Nov. 1, in memor: *“*war, is placed in the rotunda of the Capitol on the night of Nov. 9, it wiil Ne in state on the catatal same used for and MeKir Marine Band in its fu strength of seventy j 0) of fleld artille MILLERKINS Shoes for the Kiddies 15 Wast gand Street Brooklyn UNKNOWN US. HERO. Will Be Selected From Four) «i 4—When the| “ ‘s unknown dead in the | ¢ 498 Fulton St, at Bond . | fourth infantry, Fort Washington, Md anda of sailor vania National rd A company of Humphreys, Va ‘or guard duty at the Capitol of the unknown s from the An Riine, at Chal of Oct, 2 morning yned. t to Havre from Chalo! uly formal War Cross on Nov. 11, when the dody will be buried the selec is impossible ons to insure y which sy A) a{teries in France, w from V ngton Navy Quantic . and a Nationa battalion compe ftw panies of the New York Natlonal|! Guard and two companies of Pennsyl- |’ has been assigned | ° *| remaining thr e — -|BACK KAISER’S FLAG, Tt will -}Sounds Mili tic Gen, Allen has taken the mest com- THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, pointed out that we cannot ¢ of the four prominent American ceme- » assembled he ra ty that it will be cer ce man whe the four] wh il) Imme- in the Roma ‘« arrival tn, but will SAYS HINDENBURG e in Inter- the black, “What for gant for Ger- | y alert, he | stated his m more , Fine Fur TO PAY LESS is to invite disappointment— to pay more is extravagance. County Judge ank L, on A nt niles SOURT GRANTS L. G. MORRIS : Young de. jded in White Plains to-d Morris, who failed ocTo i broker on an in Flint Quality Dependable Furniture prices are based always upon amod- est margin over production cost. Flint € Horner @ ine. 20-26 west 36" st. ilure “Conveniently near Pith Avenue” eens: BER April 4, wer ANNOUNCING ~~ “The New AEOLIAN.SMALL GRAND And Their Answer Ie there a woman of taste who does not understand why the designs of I. Miller are the outstanding presentation in Oxfords and Slippers for Fall? Let her visit any of the I. Miller shops. Two Timely Shoe Questions Is there a woman with good buying judgment who does not under- stand the advantages in price which result from the manufacturer selling direct to patrons, in his own retail shops? Let her also come and be convinced through the method of comparison. $1 0-00 In each of the four shops given below over fifty models have been assembled from which a wise and economical sclection can be made. $8.50 Every item entering the production of I. Miller shoes is chosen for its quality. A warrant of service foreetalls any possibility for dissatisfaction. Hosiery of the Excellence Associated with these Shops I. MILLER Novelty Styles of Excellent Taste 1554 Broadway Open until 9 P. M. 15 West 42nd Street Hudson Terminal Entrance: Fulton New Shop at Fulton and Bond Streets, Brooklyn Street a we MILLERKINS Sheer for the Kiddies Fifth Ave, at goth St, 498 Fulton St, at Bond Brooklyn DUO-ART Reproducing Piano BOUT eight years ago, marking a brilliant epoch in musical history, The Aeolian Company introduced the Duo-Art Piano with its wonderful power to repro- duce the artists’ actual playing. The master pianists of the world, Paderewski, Hofmann, Bauer, Gabrilowitsch, Grainger, Novaes, Ganz, Cortot, Friedman, de Pachmann, Busoni, Schelling -these and fifty other great artists appreciating its gift tothem andto posterity, have chosen it as the one fitting medium of their art. The present announcement notes the difficult achievement of incasing the Duo-Art Reproducing feature in its entirety in a Small Grand Piano. The Aeolian Duo-Art Grand is a piano of rich and enduring tonal quality, exquisite in appear- ance, limitless in its possibilities for musical culture and enjoyment. This new and remarkable Duo-Art will be demonstrated at any time without obligation. The Price of the Aeolian Grand Duo-Art is $2185 Tes length is slightly over frve fect Convenient Monthly Payments, Liberal Allowance on Pianos Taken in Exchange THE AEOLIAN COMPANY AEOLIAN HALL, 29 WEST FORTY SECOND STREET _ In FORDHAM 270 E. Fordham Rd In THE BRONX i In BROOKLYN . In NEWARK 367 East 14th St. ~ 11 Flatbush Avenue ” 893 Broad Street Retiring « Retail!! | Our Entire Chain of Retail Stores to Be Closed! ‘Gigantic Stock of America’s Finest Raincoat Apparel | TO BE CLOSED OUT IN 30 DAYS! |After a quarter Century of Direct-to-Consumer merchandising we are withdrawing entirely from the retail field. All our stores throughout the country are to be discontinued and stocks shipped j}to our 174 FIFTIL AVENUE STORE, IN NEW YORK. This represents the most stupendous stock of Raincoats ever placed on sale, and the surrender of values will he the most sensational New York hasever known! Every Coat must he sold by Nov, 1, and prices are marked accordingly The First 10,000 Coats now on sale. Door open at 8 o’clock Tomorrow morning. Ten Enormous Lots Lot1. 950 Men’s & Women’s Single Lot 6. 325 Women's Rosebury 4.75 and Dbl. Tex. Raincoats, /).."5-°"" Cloth Coats, rormeriy $50.00 up..... 14.75 Lot 2. 1200 Men’s & Women's Dbl. Lot 7. About 500 Men’s fine | Tex. Tweeds, etc. at one price of... 6.60 | Gabardines, vormeriy $50.99, ail at., 22.50 Men’s Leather Coats, 4 up to $100.00, all at one price.. | en aT | Lot. 38. 625 Men’s & Women’s | Lot 8. | Tweeds, Cashmeres, etc., One price 7.50 | Va | & | Lot 9 9.75 | "Cie, Lot 4, 1000 Men’s & Women’s Wool 600 Child's Eo Coats, Tweeds, Mohairs, ctc. mals 1.95 & 3. 50 Lot 5. all Ind Lot 10. Boys’ Wool English Tweeds, /ifs)\-"" 14.50 Girls’ Raincoats 840 Men's & Women an 2.95 & 5.50 (HATS TO MATCH, 45c AND 65c) 174 Fifth Avenue (OC CW/E)a ltteer: Between 22d and 23d Sts. NOTE —Our Store at B'way and (31h St. is DISCONTINUED and Stock Included in Above Sale (Buildings for Sale No connection with any other concern using similar name. Sale at 174 Fifth Ave. Only ee we 40.00 IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEED — A WORLD “WANT” AD, WILL GO AND FIND IT hh Cid a