The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1903, Page 8

INMERSTEN AS ENGLSHOPERAAT MV VMCELST! METROPOLITAN Lesson of “The Resurrec- Herr Conried Is Going to Do ” Could Be Shown to Ad-| Away with the Necessity for | antage to Thousands, and) Librettos Part of the Time, Might Do Much Good. Next Season. Interesting News from the CameraStore. Second Floor. ‘The most interestin int of Camera work is plate Hevelop: Bloun's Portabie lat veloping Box nition wol you can witness the operation. "Reliable, simple, compact, et Te Box thi to'4xd Plates... > Demonstratio: 13. untii''§ ofclock: bring a plate With you, 1f you like, berries Developing 8 $6.50 H.ONeill & Co This Store Will be Closed Monday, Feb. 23. The Great Sale of Notions and Dressmakers’ Supplies, (first Floor—Rear.) Anent Our Department of Men’s Black Garments. Take Escalator to Second Floor. EACHER A PRESS AGENT. ‘NEW DIRECTORS CHOSEN. Inaugurated Wednesday morning, and involving almost Our Men's Clothing Store devotes a Oscar Hammerstein, evangelist by the| wngiish opera at the Metropolitan is Of Walsh and the kind permission | the promise to the ‘common. people” Wagenhals & Kemper. | held out by Herr Heinrich Conrled, the not? new Impresario, and the {nnovation will ie) Versatile Oscar has been nea be hailed with delight by the many who Light weight Nainsook Dress Shields, double covered, sizes Sand 4, regular price 12c. per pair, $1.30 per dozen; sale price 90c, per dozen, per pair 7 paca) end Ones Gre exact models of the Pooo Camera, which is well knowa the world over, Royal Special No. 1 pilente of the PoCé Nol at 3 ca ur grpaoeued at s1 Royal Special No. - pileate of the Pose No. iss 4x5; catalogued 8, our price. Royal Special No. pileate of the Poco 2. catal fikko, cteprbens. Royal Special Catalogued at $16. our price... Royal Special No. catalogued at $19.00; our price... ‘ $27.00 Long Focus Premo Camera, $Bin, Saislogued t 818,00 wFKection” and the shockingly real- a of Migs Walsh, jore can Oscar ask? ht Be Taught, left for him to do is to ap- nderloin night at his Taber- He could corral a congregation table to the purposes of the enter- simply standing on the alde- aik--and he does like to stand there— Shoolng in sisters of the smile and int who nightly wear vut shoe © patrolling the white-lighted dis- ‘ estra for the Opera-House exclu- heart the lesson of Katusha us| ively for five years’ Insuring marked t by Miss Walsh. They would find| tr emont in that branch of the | musical work. TO FICHT THE THEATRE TRUST Weber & Fields Join the Inde- pendents and an Aggressive Competitive Campaign Is Planned for Next Season. 1, the ease and luxury of at leust @ Tart of whiose stage lives are caicu- ted to cast a glamour over that sort existence. ?Misa Walsh could show them in Mas- Wyen a Magdalene who reaps the tares thistles and none of the roses along dévious path which they blindly Hiow. She could snow these slsters of ie sidewalk their sister of the alley. #he could show them, in short, what Mjeyve coming to. What say you? Amen? _ Proncher Pratxes Julin Marlowe. While this spirit of chur Ae upon us, let us reverently call at- Pentlon to the fact that Julia Marlowe &> found an enthusiastic press agent minister of the gospel. His name? Rey. GC) W. Blodgett, a Methodist divine, of Citcinnats. ‘HOw Uttle the minister in the pul- Mt, the business man at his desk, the Biteio on the farm, or any one else, “Minderstands the philosophy of life," ob- erved Mr. Blodgett, during a sermon Sh his former home city, Detroit, one Bight this weck. ean learn from many people Whose occupation some of us obfect to,” | he went on, ‘There Is Julia Marlowe, flor instance. She ts a great actress 1 everything in the Notion line at a saving of from twenty- oe, large area of floor space to the displa five to fifty per cent., was productive of the biggest selling aaa and sale of Black Garments. Here will ) tsansfield from = Pulpit—Marie, Do Much Toward Bringing the : i Arik u Gahili a Cream-Putl—Other Stage, Productions ‘There More Nearly|{| advertised Tuesday still on sale. A few of these are : Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits—garments | Original De Longs Hooksand 44 and 3-4 mohair tubular that tip the very acme of excellence and | card; sale pric€sees,....e0e 50 dozen 10c.; sale price 1 Lisle Loom Black and White sartorial art. i ote special No, 1 Seneos Pinte ipfice er pairilbes bale prices The most particular dresser may have | | Sree". 82¢ <5: complete with Silk Frilled Supporters, with fitting garments met in our stock. No bachelor of ea tached, regular pri i H Baal Theatres ans Govctos t| (ould lke fo form some eu ot what Tay Rae hy eo matter what your build, we can fit you as y not add to his aplishme: | arom IES at tions, straight and ited; 4 yy ‘ . ¢ field fg there. Mr. 14: stein’ mail ta if d i i ; Ni * rl i a she mtade of enn tol | ger Winton Tame H, Battn ead for this ealeesPevesssoressse 39C 3 eS acta dae aioe on fen torate yesterday, and {t is #ald that spool, regular price per spool yard piece), regular price per Robert W. Goelet and Cornellus Van- 15c. sale price... . piece $1.10; sale pricessseseee 59¢ to ignore, and which will be appreciated younger men stand for some advanced by hosts. {deas in opera which are heartily in- this exceptional and unusual opportunity. j 1 agreements, includf 0 | f/Stri Conrlec'a aantrart with the Stat “= Prince Albert Coats & Vests, $20 signed, and the thorough rebuilding of The Lining Sale. to $40. the stage 18 assured as well as a general A pronounced success—all the specials advertised continue Full Dress Sui . on sale halance of week, and in addition we offer for to- Suits, $3 0 to $40 will not be slow to take advantage of these offerings :* Special. Cotes 7,50 ; $2,00, $6.00 and $7. Black French Hair Cloth.. -llc. per yard iste! 9 eveloper : ox paper; © j OVERCOATS, made in very best pos- | | tide. 2irs screeners SC sible manner; all sizes; E17 prices ments whatever have been made as yet with any of the artists, but negotin- Domestic Crinoline..... 5c. and 10c. per yard Ferguson's English Percaline. +025c. per yard @s Julia Marlowe and Richard’ The Infusion of Young Blood May th lendid 1 [ we have ever known. Every one of the splendid values be found Prince Albert, Cutaway, Sack, News. Up to Date. iy : Shoe ta har pies 7 € an Te aes cone Ponies ale price steers elegance, that touch the highest point in | | Sin@emin, %ben-erade alm Supporters, all sizes, regular ise ic 7 i i *gularly gold for his ideals as relating to finely made and Presta! satin corset pad and belt at- ssaving cigar-making machinery. | ¢he aid of a translated lbretto, ‘are Gum, double covered Perforated Collar Founda- rfectly as the most expert custom tailor. K 1 and evangelizing the Tenderloin? | younger blood into the management ef pair, $245 per. dozen; sale Silk Collar Foundations, ces are about one- _feformation are at hand 1n the! winiot Gregory were added to the direc- Kerr's Lustre Twist, 400-yard Double Silk Serge Belting (10- which no man can conscientiously afford derbilt will soon be elected. ‘Thene . Gin Dressmakers and others are wiscly availing themselves of dorsed by Herr Conrled, Cutaway Coats & Vests, $15 to $25. repolitan directors, have now been renovation of the house, No arrange: (Eis Foge Bat) Tuxedo Suits, $25 to $40. Bo heart the lesson of anaha Me | orchestra Yor" ihe Opera-fiouse exciu:|l] morrow the following new items. Judges of good values Fastin Kolek Film Devel MEN’S FANCY SACK SUITS AND Metol Quinol Developer for French Linen Percaline -17c. per yard S Vatox! Bape Boxter en OC Toulon Silk Percaline...... +022 %c. per yard $25.00 and $30.00; re- 17.25 cee tee ae duced to.... $6.75 MEN’S OVERCOATS, values up to $12.00; sizes from 32 to 38; $2.00 make and fit absolutely perfect....ce2eeececcctcnaesrececeeeece MEN’S FINEST FEDORA HATS...-- Still . 0 , ® rurter REGUCtions in Boys’ Clothing. Take Escalator to Second Floor. desirable style, including Sailor A clearance of small Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, in ever $ Serge, nicely trimmed with Silk Soutache Braid; medium weight, suitable for early spring wear. Sizes 3 and 4 principally. ; This is a very special offer; regular prices $2.95 and $3.50, now...... Boys’ $5.00 Double-breasted Suits, reduced to,....-recesereeerses Boys’ $8.95 very pretty Sailor Suits, reduced to.......0++ss+sseeeene $4.95 Choice of our entire line of Boys’ fancy Overcoats in staple and novelty styles....AT HALF PRICE and colors; Paris and ispertal Children’s large Felt’ Hats, reduced to. : Fron" int, pe jaranteed; for .., a Women's &-clasp glace Gloves, Paris ruaranteed perfect Pat thon Men’s $1.00 Neckwear at 50c. | |Btacese. 8 First Floor. trad alate, tan, Unprecedented Value for Saturday. ey fetes real walle Be. at , Complete lines season's stitched, tailor-made! ions, suitable for Dresses, Cl We have made a purchase of Neckwear that really supersedes all our | | ai="lnaouuie’ soger ‘in aie dnd folded. Belts with steel, oxidized, s and. Shirt Walt value 156 efforts at value-giving, because they are absolutely newest styles, and might, if we oves,nisetuanie he Stoner OME He ittr levstinsses 49c| 04 25ers, chose to sell them that way, bring their full oat broldery, go, the, ayer make: The new French seamed Four-in-hands and the large English Squares—a superb assortment tilk Gloves; vast assortment. of the newest and best. The English Squares are shaped to tie in three different effects. Choice patterns, distinctive and original—perhaps 60 different effects in all the various com- binations of the new Spring grays, with a touch of color to bring out the h Scarfs which mirror the Spring and Summer fashions, as beautiful as they are exclusive, Very cheap, too—and a holiday just ahead, eget toitariand jets, in all white and col reduced 59 Real Value $1.00, All at: 50c. ra fara ele Flags for Monday. United States Government Regulation All- Wool Standard Buntings (none better). Size 5x3 feet, each.. $1.25! Size 6x12 feet, each... Size 4x6 feet, cache. $1.70] Size 10x15 feet, each ....+6 $6.75 Blan stu fechlcachys $2.40| Size 12x16 feet, each ..444. $9.00 Cuban, Spanish, German and others Sire 6x10 feet, cach....-++++ $3.25 at proportionately low prices. Hydroohinon Devel Powders; package... Photo ‘Trimmers, 39c., 59c., 98c., $1 Evangelist Oscar— $4.50 Special Selling of Women’s Gloves Clearing up all the ime: bt was styles, in, Glace and Suede—Simpson Crawford Co, importattons, in white, black assem} Umbrellas at $1.25 and $2.25, Value $2.50 and $4.50. (First Floor—Rear.) Two Splendid Values for Saturday. Black piece dyed Taticta Silk Umbrellas, for men and wo- men, large assortment of fine handles, paragon frames, steel $ 1 25 rods, cases and tassels to match; made to sell at $2.50+e06 ° All SUNTaHe and Sesah Sik Drebielas fermen fad momenta black, , royal blue, green, brown, wine and changeable effects, with na- tural wood, sllver trimmed, pea, iv@ky, gun metal, Dres. den, stag, cape horn, silver and other new styles of handles, made to sell from $4.50 to $5.00... seessesseeee $2.25 Ladies’ Belts. | Buttons, . AllSilk Taffeta, Surah, Peau de Soie! 400 gross of fancy Metal and Pearl Theatrical people opened their eyes wide to-day when they learned that Weber & Fields had gone over to the Independent Booking Agency, which {s composed of James K. Hackett, Harr- son Grey Fiske and Maurice Campbell, Though the Independents have been in the i for some time ag the avowed opponents of the Kiaw & Erlanger Wave heard, and comm e largest |#yndicate, they have not been regarded @alary of any American actress, All| Seriously. ‘The addition of Weber & his ie hearsay; for they won't tet me| Pieids to sheir number puts a different M0 to Lhe theatre.” jight on the matter, pePhank God for that! exciaimea a| Weber & ls announce that they Mathodist in the front row. have acquired the Globe ‘Theatre, in Sand see that you "L go to the | Boston; the new Broadway ‘Theatre, in Qheatre yourself!’ shouted back the | Willamsburg, and have purchased land Piencn : in Washington street, Chicago, upon “Pralge the Lord, 1 never will!" was} Which they will soon begin the erection Ribs: fervent response. of another playhouse. They recently “You see, we don oriminate,"' L . | secured control of the Weat End Thea- Ainued the reverend gentle: SEOs aaaslem @on't draw the ine between It 1s the intention of the Weber & eld, who In his delinention of | Fields company to send out, on the road! ter has done so much to butl| #ext Season compantes headed by Louis Reavanrali character Ge thane Mann and Willie Collier, The adAition id the lowest type of vaudeville ; of the Weber & Fields theatres to the er, Julla Marlowe, who was bo the slum Specials for Saturday in Women’s ahd Children’s Hosiery and Underwear. (First Floor.) 100 dozen Women’s Black Lisle Thread Hose, ingrain fast black, white Ladies’ Neckwear. First Floor. places controlled by the Independent Pookiig Agency makes the latter agzu- dct of Cincinnati, an eration rmidable rival to the lite but the '¢ Mever know any oth ratian career of a young 1 K & er syndloate je Went out iuto the’ world | * uits have also secured in great nam Work. She go: thout friends 1 Aitehing thelr es them out city i takes the they can hear the birds ow not how o! put £ think the came ‘fr "should beware. Pemay’ mbbie him if he Hh oul! jem Cahill os a Creare’ into ‘the for sing om, at she | wai answe Mat) ratef docen't | Pant. | A crayon’ azek from the win- * shop in the Ri picture defies dew 8 Miss Cahill look fo: ire’ Into the} ho has| dle dn ities of prominence theatres of They claim that they are 9 ompete with the syndi- every way, = Pretty Hexidence Burned, The Evontng Worid.) N. 2, Feb, 20,—The residence of Jacob Glaser on avenue. in Linden Township, 8 burned to the ground at 11 o'clocs s & ol the furniture was 10,000, fe etn a as ae, ESTABLISHED OVER 25 YEARS. “ve IN.SS.BRANN MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, tip heel and toc, Rembrandt and Richelieu ribbed, worth 35c. ay pair; for Saturday.. 25c 45 dozen Boys' and Misses’ extra heavy, corduroy ribbed fast black Cotton Hose; double soles, heels and toes; just the thing for 1 school wear; value 25c,; at 2 pairs for 25c., per pair... 5c Two cases Women's extra fine fast black Cotton Hose, sizes 844 to 10 inches; value 19c, per pair, at, per pait.seee 10c Women’s Silk mixed Swiss ribbed Vests, low neck and no >} sleeves; value 50c., at, CdCH.seeedeseeressssceee 5c Women’s Spun Silk Vests, in pink, sky and cream, handsome- 0. ly finished, sizes 4, 5 and 6; value 75c,, cach.,..ceeeceessers, 5 Ic Three cases Women's Swiss ribbed Cotton Vests, in white only, all sizes; value 25c., at 2 for 25c., cach.....ee08s.06 ‘15c¢ Saturday Specials for Men. (First Floor.) Men's Fancy. Percale Shirts (Laundered), pleated bosoms, formerly $1.00 to $1.50; to- MOLTOWeeserere sss... Men's extra fine Neckwear, an assorted lot representing 50c, to 75c,. values; to-morrow, . Men's Brown Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, drawer strap, and otherwise finished up-to- date, value 50c. and 75c,; to-morrow... 75c 25c Peet eewe rere eres eee ry 39c 39c. Ribbons at 29c. Yard. (First Floor—20th St. Side.) One lot of Striped Taffeta Ribbons, 5 1-8 inches wide: extra fine quality in light blue, pinks turquoise, mais, lilac, navy, brown and lacs in handsome white stripe effects; regular 39c, quality, at, per yard.......+ +005 NE Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. 29c Very Important Sale of Flags for the ChatelaineBags& Purses First Floor. We bought from a manufacturer his entire overstock of fine German Silver Chatelaine Bags and Purses at a fraction of thelr actual worth. ‘Phey go on sale this Saturday morning At the Littlest Prices Ever Known. Finest German silver frames and bodies, in Art Nouveau, figured, floral and other exquisite designs; some are very heavy and massive, some are lined with Suede Kid; all are exquisite creations of the silversmith's art. - Large size German Silver Bag; fish scale mesh, with handsome embossed French gray top and Chatelaine; actual value, $8.75. A Medium size German Silver Bag; fine link mesh; Suede lining and embossed French gray top and Chatelaine; actual value, $6.75, Medium size German Silver Bag fish scale mesh; em- bossed French gray top and hatelaine; actual value, Actual Value, 98.00, $6.00, 2 95 German Silver large size Purse; fine link mesh; Suede - lined, embossed French gray top; actual value, $5.25. Second Floor. Sorry indeed the mast that does not support Old Glory on Sunday and Monday. Needless absence, too, when you consider the prices we make for Saturday selling. paneciade or Foreign Flags, mounted, 12x18 inches. 38 Indoor Pleasures. NM Monday is inclement, here's some Exercisers to keep your frame oiled up—and drive dull hours away. the regu German Silver large size Purse; fish scale mesh and ‘Actual Value, #460. French gray embossed top; actual value, $4.50, Clothing for Misses and Girls. Ir Floor. ‘The remainder of our Misses’ and Girls’ Long and Short Coats, winter weight, at greatly Nation's Holiday reduced prices. Misses’ Podestrienne Suits of in- visible check, blouse plaited back, shoulder capes of welt, full puff sieeve with reversed oust, coat Milly trimmed with fontrasting broadeioth new. mode re skirt, with tailor sultan of broadcloth, consecutly rows of stitching und face ie "$21.75 | 1 | coat, box | Misses Broadcloth Suits, collar, bioure coats, stylishly trimmed with taffeta, chet ornam reversed cuft, iret iiteta! tor ash id ad 18 929079 Misses’ ra r Pa . der melton * kane of ms, Antenne back, tailor $5.00 \ strictly teller made Butts ind Goon, tallor MoM eh fate psnap top Caiiars 50 *7¢ 65 29, 55, 75 into $2.25 7510 $1.50 Seta from, Finest of Foods. Sixth Floor, In conjunction with the sale of Royal Stuart Table Delica- cies, told of earlier in the week, and which are still on sale, we offer for Saturday: BUTTER:—"Meadow Creamery, ghurned, ked in fee cartorm (mot delivered Brook” laid Orange, County dell ve dozen COPE Bis: cure led Hi corn:fed hogs, or Cooked Corned f, sweet and tender, eng it Co,» NTE | Ne importation dainty Red Straw. Whit "etre Puasa