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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLK. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. FERRtlAUY lSAlWft NEW SOCIAL CENTER GEORGE T. HOBBY DIES "BREAK TRADl'i nuIi! thnt fiiupt-r IN McCARREN PARK ON MARYLAND FARM li SAYS MR.

CHURCHILL 10 The At Cooper Union Founder's Day, I I Urges School Teachers to Start Anew. Commissioner Ingeisoll Inau-' gurates Experiment With School Farm Garden in 1907 After Sixteen ss. MipIiik nuido for the Years Faithful Service 1 With The Eagle. (if thi- pxerrlees, ir, on StuyveNint UNUSUAL Cottages. IN I M.ll NEIGHBORHOOD i lis I ORafED.

MEN'S AID SOCIETY DINES The Men's Aid Horlety of the Norwegian Lutheran I ieaeonesseh Home and Hospital In Id its rift 1 1 annual banquet Friday at the Sisters Home. b) FiKon Employee I leni Once Had Newspaper limit Here. Mdciu of the 1 thi i i. re afternoon. The Hoard of Kdn.

atlqn, Day oalabratlon, a) Manhattan. I. I. Board MaulfeaU iMemM in It. I out nicbt Basla Building, and nt lirthel.

and later tin farm near (hut of one of his sons. Killaboro, Ud. His daughter All. lived with him. Kit J.

'U 1 11. This Ilowai.l.' I.ouis 11. and Ed I The proceeds of the affair will go toward butldint a new Iron fence the hospital and the home, watch directly opposite the hospital. The features of the evening were several violin selections by Mrs. Klor- BCa OlseO and several solos by S.

KJeldsen. The Rev. I.aurltz Larsen of Bay Kldgc and Dr. Rebart Ooughlln of the Norwegian Hospital stuff were the peakars. Dr.

coughiin told of the great work the hospitul was doing, and Ihei greatly needed wing i and right greut- grand BROOKLYN IM BU( LIBRARY. Weekly booh list No. These books may Dentistry is a science with six distinct branches. Each branch requires a different kind of skill, the skill of a specialist, but only an unusually large practice can afford specialists in each branch. In the twenty-two years I have been in this office I have built" up the largest first-class dental practice in the world, employing nine dentists beside myself.

Each of these dentists is a specialist in the particular branch he follows, and his natural skill in that branch is constantly augmented by the one thing which makes perfect practice. "This method of conducting a practice gives my patients expert service in every detail of their work, no matter what branch, or branches, they require. I should like you to know what those who have tried this unusual method think of it. For that reason I have a 48-page booklet- which contains letters from over one hundred people who have been coming to me. many of them, since 1893.

The booklet is called "Dentistry by Specialists and the Gentle Art of Painlessness," and sets forth my methods and prices. A postal card with your name and address will bring it. EDWARD EVERETT CADY. D.D.S. 346 Fulton Street, Corner Court Square i hen i I.

inc. ft incurs H. D. "Mam Sonori i nt i on "Teacher of Chin: mBMBa A 1 Cimpaim. I) M.

''nler, HW aV ihing Coin J. M. QUINN The Sonora Shop TWOSTO FINKI). George T. Hobby.

in the Jertarapn Market Court yea- lhe.lnJ. of mcn women comiccteir n. and 'sarali I with It." died vesler.lay on his farm I'mo jat Hiiisi.oi-,.. am. i AH black-tread Tires are NOT made- 3 of "BAREFOOT" Rubber SPECIAL MMOEBSENT Of the Aiphonzo Smif Piano House Brooklyn, N.

Y. The oldest established Piano House in Brooklyn, having catered to lie desires and wants of the most fastidious; Brooklyn's best homes in the musical line for over forty-seven years; always (riving the very best the market produced; a bettor value than could be obtained anywhere else in tile (healer City, taking price and quality into consideration. i. still maims, ninir this ureal Ideal. Being- Piano Specialists land a specialist always has an ideal) the House of Aiphonzo Smith tal cs pleasuie in aiino iiicing- that it has been appointed the Factory Distributor of the Great Piano House of THIS message is written in the Spirit of Prophesy.

A few months ago there were no black-tread Tires on the Market except Silvertown Cord Tires, which we alone manufacture, under exclusive patents. On January 1st there were no black-tread Tires on the market EXCEPT these same Silvertown Cord Tires, (which we are not yet equipped to produce in half the quantity the market calls for) and, Goodrich FABRIC Tires, made from the self-same "Barefoot Rubber" as we have been putting into the Treads of Goodrich Silvertowns. But, Soon there will be not only a horde of "Near-Cord," Thread-Fabric "Cord," and other IMITATION "Cord" Tires, but there will also be the customary crop of "Black -Tread" FABRIC Tire Imitations. Integer Steger, Illinois The Citv nf was built by John V. Stefter.

the President of STEGER SONS Piano Company." a mnmi.iu'nt to his integrity and enterprise. The STEGER SONS Piano Factories have become the largest in the world. They now occupy, with lumber yards, over 32 Aiphonzo Smith Piano Houss a say, this fact. THESE black-tread IMITATIONS will resemble Goodrich "Barefoot" (Fabric) Tires as superficially and remotely as the Five-to-Seven layer Thread-Fabric "Cord" imitations resemble the Two-layer real Cord "Silvertowns." They will resemble them exteriorly just enough to trade upon the Market created by the merit of the Originals. While Imitation is said to be "the sincerest flattery" we have had such a surfeit of that kind of flattery that we want to discourage it.

And this is to tell the People, before our Black-Tread "flatterers" put their "me-too-Black-Treads" on the Market, that the essence of Goodrich "BAREFOOT-RUBBER" Value to Consumers lies not in the COLOR but in its composition. It lies in the especially devised Texture, Flexibility, Cling-quality, Stretch, Lightness and Resilience of that "Barefoot Rubber" alloy which, through years of Research, WE developed to match the marvellous Flexibility, Resilience and Power-conservation of our Two-lnyer-Cord "Silvertown" Tires. Without that Silvertown EXPERIENCE we might never have known, or fully understood, the enormous advantage of such a Clingy, Stretchy, Light-weight, and Responsive RUBBER in all Tires. The STEGER SONS Tiann stands second to none manufactured; it a leader no matter where you place it. The Upright Grands in Upright form ti Grand Piano, aie man-Inns creations of artistic case de ign and construction, with a tonal quality you have craved but never found befoie rih and resonant with wonderful depth and won- Examine with your eyes and brush your finfrers across a beautiful piece nf velvet and a desire to possess it is created.

So it is with a STEGER SONS Piano. Hear its exquisite tonal qualities and the same desire is created; for as velvet is to the sense of touch, so is the velvet tonal quality of the STEGER SONS to the sense of hearing. The Integer Sc g01t idea to make a musical Instrument pf the highest excellence and offer it PRICES: wi" aPPeal t0 vou is 'hat, while the quality is of the highest, the prices are moderate, and this is accom- BIG CHARITY BAZAR 218 Booths to Sell Wares for Victims of War. tem oi the AfcUfcK fc 5UV.1, Mejr. r.

111. CILOR alone would have been little help to us in making Silvertown Rubber Treads stand-up in the tremendous ENDURANCE Tests which the 100-Mile-per-hour-Races of 1915 provided. And color alone, Black, White, Red, or Gray can do little for the Consumer who buys a "Me-too" Black-Tread Tire, of imitated make, on the assumption that all Tires must be made of similar materials. The marvellous "Barefoot Rubber" now used in Goodrich FABRIC Tires (as well as in Goodrich is black only because we elected that color, primarily for distinction and association with our SILVERTOWN CORD Tires. That COLOR has nothing whatever to do with the surprising Stretch, Cling -quality, Light-weight, and MILEAGE of the "Barefoot-Rubber" alloy.

When, therefore, the usual crop of "flattering" Imitations eprouts upon the Market DON'T assume that OTHER Black-Tread Tires have in them the "BAREFOOT -RUBBER" which made the enormous ENDURANCE of Silvertown Cord Tires possible in the 90 to 103 Mile-per-Hour Races of 1914-15. The Antique Furniture Exchange Uprights, and up. Grands, S723 and up. Natural Player Pianos "for Natural Musicians" Priced $750 and $800. monthly payments within reason accepted.

Charpe The House of STEGER SONS also has under their control and manufacture at Stejrer, 111., three (3) other makes of Pianos of like quality, prices being considered. Reed Sons' Upright Pianos and Player Pianos Priced $345 and up. Singer Upright Pianos and Player Pianos Priced $285 and up. Celebrated Thompson Upright Pianos Player Pianos Priced $235 and up. (Moat wonderful value ever offered) INSPECTION INVITED Purchasable on a Monthly Payment Plan.

Terms within reason GUARANTEE: 1,1 thc: Purchase of a Piano from the Aiphonzo Smith Piano Ih.u-e. jroUI guarantee is two-fold years or'piano'selline; baelfof it and the inakc'iV Ji'iai' -an tec? So 1 East 40th near 5th Ave. CONSIGNEE SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Antique Period Furniture At Greatly Reduced Prices NOTICE. ft Concern AmericamiHe, "On? 'published Challenge, still un- to the Farm" Thai's the cry which is attracting the attention of hundreds of city folks GOODRICH FABRIC Tires for 1916, with all the added Value that "Barefoot Rubber" gives to them, will be sold on the same "FAIR-LIST" price basis, as we established in January, 1915, through our propaganda against Padded Price-Lists. No Tires on the Market, Size for Size, and Type for Type, are LARGER and none more generously aood, at any price.

"Barefoot Rubber" is now made into Goodrich FABRIC Tires, Goodrich "Silvertown Tires, "Goodrich Inner Tubes, Goodrich Truck Tires, Goodrich Motor Cycle Tirrs, Goodrich Bicycle Tires and Goodrich Rubber Boots, Overshoes, Soles and Heels. Note (by comparison), the reasonably-lmo Fair-List prices at which these best-possible Fabric Tires are being sold, on a BUSINESS basis. I who arc tired of the city I grind. 1 "ii will find ur farm in 'I he Eagle 5 i today under "For Sale THE B. F.

GOODRICH CO. Akron, Ohio. 1180 Bedford A Brooklyn Aiphonzo Smith Piano House 23, 25, 27 Flatbush Avenue tear Fulton Street. Nevina Street Subway Statior EDISON DIAMOND-DISC PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS EXCLUSIVE EDISON REPRESENTATIVE. I Eagle Information 2 ODRICH Bureau will give you free I more intimate nforma- ti mi ahmil it.

or 2 And render ervice that aatiafiei BAREFOOT" TlRES write. 2 Fourth Floor jj Eagle Building I Tel. 6200 Main RECITALS DAILY 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M..