The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1907, Page 4

‘THE EVE ESREERNERRERRRREHRHREH Approval of: Her Own Heol Her ‘Ambition is to. Win _the| { { [. ‘ “The politicians are eating up the country. “Who or what co you believe to be responsible for the present financial conditions ? Yeu can place the blame where it belongs without much trouble. speaks the EOS doesn t know what he is going to do, but’ —here she lowered her voice and §| —‘‘] don t like ig say I! of u eddy. HR OE ERNE RE SCONE was "1ews Americans Pay the Most and i to None but “the E Best Voices. :BY ROSE TILLOTSON. PC Atter all it lan't true! What? Why, {Ghat Miss Geraldine Farrar sald that ‘Americans really didn't know a bjeased thing about musioal art. She never said eny such thing and 1s simply distressed LSPA RE RR POLITICIANS | EAT UP COUNTRY, SAYS HETTY GREEN. ’ said Mrs. Hetty Green, the world’s richest woman. she Halt the time he SHR ERS asked. a, to death that any one would so crueily She told me all) about 1! @riand Hotel this morning. T can't begin to tell you what Miss Farrar_-really Jooks Hke, for cold, hard} words are inadequate to describe her| radiant beauty. to quote her delicio toe to the witcning fascination of her| ighttul smile. She {s rather tall and oles. Her eyes are dark and juminous, | | her hair is soft and black, her manner @harmingly vivacious. Altogether Miss} Farrar looks more Uke a stunnini: deb-| regulation-prima donna. Afraid of Reporters. te and tooka as though she could do! & {tut I don't want to say « singte | to when she Joarned the object of my. | “Interviewers always make such @ perfect mess of me, Just look at ell the horrid things that cruel German fe- them understand my real meaning. “Do you really think my fellow-coun- Rekeaghse? ‘Sys me eo grossly disloyal as trpz! and Mins Tasret Jooked fearfully, stressed. “Then you don't consider Americans of really Her laugh breathes gayety nd good spirita; it shimmers with joy ‘utter imposotbility of this pretty crea- ture saying, or doing, anything mean) er despicable. chance. @orter maid about me. I can't make singing, ahe “fend cheer and makes you feel the| © \that opera, and 1 a teperter;-she)—| would Doesn't Know a Thing About *Do I look like, the kind o "Eco tn—fer—-potttiies iWhy, J don! the event, as the role and con Well acquainted w I think ‘@ girl in experience and nthe opera, which ove never prices ara-pald here =) demanded. T think et against this dear coun-| ¢ oF Gonricds Youngs ee | NING WORLD, _ BHM RRR HA OR RS sO NEON AAAI BREH LOL ROH ICMR ITO | WHS HOCH THURSDAY, : NOVEMBER 14. 1907. DANONE ULE U IRs 2% OH HAE IR g _ Broadway vat Thirteenth Street. ‘Women's Department Waist Sale A Stirring Event Involving i OPRAH ER Hee Frorra "> 2] Varo? oractend: Prima Onna in Seven of Her Roles BRIDE BURNED. IN | Braye Mrs. Tucker Tried-to Clothes Pri Tucker, Was pi afit hands i ablaze ae her hi | Mrs. Jo? = WhO was fecenti, ‘FIGHT. WITH FLAMES. Out Blaze She Found in‘a but instead of running away Stamp out the blaze. Fanned by the way. ome ¢o- pleted ‘Mrs, Hy mar.| shoulders and, hands were saw smoke coming from a clothes on the ground floor__Sha screamed, pulled the door open and tried to stamp ‘athe amoke *ave way to'a flame which qu drove Mrs, ‘Tucker out of the ght the blaze with water | ors ran in and pulled her A: fire engine com-: Tucker's (teak after the flames had dorie $00 damage. Her faces Our Entire Stocks of Lace, Net and Messaline Waists at Such Tremendous Reduc- tions That Their Disposal - Will Be Onf; a Matter of a . Few. Days’ Ouick Selling. —. Sale Commencing Friday Morning. ; Ecru) white and blacic net, plain or figured, exquisitely bravely draught "Franklin Simon. 8 t Co, | Fifth Avenue GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Imported Lingerie French hand made, hand embroidered; richly lace trimmed. Heretofore $11.75 to $17.50 20... ccs eecececsesseceees -* ‘silk Chiffon Veiling Waists— Made over striped silk; also banded Persian chiffon cloth 9 walsts, made over mousseline‘de sole. _ Heretofore $18.50, —_FRIDAY—— Women’s High Class Waists Waists- 7.50 “~~ fashioned in over 150 distinct new styles embellished - with \Venise, Torchon, Mechlin, German’ Valenciennes _ and. 8t. Gall taces—kimeno arm ‘size, ruffied sleeves and all the other new fashion features. Also dainty Mesesaline waiete in evening shadcs. “ 353 Waiete Formerly $5.75 ee Pe eyo eee “$6.75 96 i “$7.50 1 D “$8.75 ENT O EN “$10.75, ick oO “$12.50 er | Wet “$13.75 | 59 a "$15.00 =F Ta 4 “$16.50 to ao" “ $18.75 —39 Tes TEL poe $95 18 Ed “$28.50 2 “$35.00 | si : 16 D “$42.00 i i “6. 7 $45.00 Z je In Handsome Evenin: Of imported _messali model, chy lace trimmed. Heretofore ine—silk white an4 colors embroidered front, back and sleeves and Trimmed with Val. and other laces; also a number of French hand-made Filet lace models, | £ Real Crochet Lace Waists { g Waists ;an_elaborate_ $19.75 ...., Heretofore $34.50 to $39.50. . 11.75 18,50 FIFTH AVE,, 374th and 38th Sts. such | We aro just very Post-Office Clerk Friedman; Sent Niece Out of Room and Fired Shot. ‘They are al! asked the child to go 1: a scrap book ™ the front room the floor of the volver by his side. to_the hal all the ten: He’ was employed in ai Post-OMmce te | americans are always cocking the best = } im art, and know it when they see it, | ‘too. An American audience rein a! L very high standard and we artists | Feoognize it immediately. It's simply | fpmossible to palm-—off anything that! Sent genuine over here. And that 1s! {why I love fo sing in my own country, for the approval of Americans means @ great deal to me,” | “Then you didn’t criticise our musical | standards and call us all kinds - of ‘Of, ee not," said Misa Farrar ently wld 1 -thotghtAmarionshou!d: —stadlish a national conservatory «#0 that so many musical scholars would; not he foreed to leave their own conn-| try in order to.neek an education. You! Bee how my #talomenta were twisted | “and turned about and ‘how I have been| misrepresented." - Mies’) Farrar's. apartment’ certainly} looked as though her friends numbered legion. Huge chrysanthemums, haughty orchids and modest violets were acat-| tered in profusion on plano, mantle and every table available, The place was 4 veritable bower of bemuty, | Value of Foreign Appreciation. | “Do you think, Miss Farrar, that « young singer hus more chanco of ad- panceraane in Germany than !n Amer- 1 1 aaked, seeking a Ittle advise to Segincers he ftir prima donna contemplated for a few short moments and then an- a@wered my question “I think In @ way a girl has better opportunities over In Germany, It. is just this way, Take myself for an ex- ample, I was on the stage for aeves years and was very popular with the Audiences, but before last yoar I would nover have dared come over here tc ging. Aa I sald before, one must have much expertenod before ainging fo an American audines, for it demand . No eecond-rate prima donna here. Bhe never gets the bracts POWDER - ee ‘ (ees the stage," edit she lnug’ od | mer, had come to the hou all the lother members| him up, Friedman having a melancholia for the last month. He had) sent his mother out for medicine and} lor and } fixed up| je girl hed soarcely reached when she heard ‘a shot | and, rushing packrecouad Friedman, ve throom and The child clad | her cries aroused | | i srnneataa | lthe house and eummoned an ‘ambu~j Innce from! Lebanon Hospital. The aur- eon nald death hn: n instentanepus Keerieaman ‘was twenty-five years old. the Produce Ex- change branch of the Post-Office, ia ene PRUSSIAN FIRMS GO UNDER, DANZIG, Prussia, Now! 14.--Two lum. ber firms, Albrecht & Co. and LoGott: hardier, suspended payments to-day. The Habjitties of the former are about $60,000 marks (about $200,000) and the In- debtedness of the latter ts over 1,000,000 qoarks (55),000). Both firma are trying to Linas arrangements whieh them fo contittue doing business. nto the he ha WILL OFFER . TAILOR-MADE SUITS For Women and Misses FRIDAY AND SATURDAY fi back—lined 500 HIGH CLASS of fancy or plain fine cheviots—sh 352 Suits of the $20.00 Grade. 206 Suits of the $22.50 Grade, To introduce our Clothes to Good. _WE WILL OFFER TOMORROW — wal x Men’s. 12.50 Tt is absolutely necessary for you t 65 Suits of the 617.50 Grade.,.-+-«) 74 Suits of the $18,50 Grade...» 163 Suils of the $25100, Grade... 000 “QUA LITY: CLOTHES FOR FATHER AND ‘SO | | BONWIT. HARRIS & @ | te | Broadway, CORNER 21st St. Fifth Ave. Di AHigh- Grade Suits 0 know how good our clothing is, and to introduce it we ask you to make your selection of any of the High-Grade Suits in this showing at $12.50—a majority have sold as high as $25.00, S THE OFFER INCLUDES) - To-morrow 1 Nie a Suit Every color and style, including the newest {ad-— browns. Be astearly as you can to-morrow, SPECIAL SALE IN BOYS" ' Boys’ Reefer Grercest and Suits . . EPT. | 3 Fer big and little thaps—all the newest styles, Regular value $5.00, CLOSE OUT... At Greatly Reduced Prices ! SUITS of; plain colorings or fancy mixtures three-quarter. coat, dose front and Tsatin—full pleated skirt. Reduced from. $28.50 TO CLOSE OUT.. Twenty “hind Street, te with -fancy’ taffeta or TAILORED SUITS striped broadcloth or. ort, jaunty~ or a —_——quarter tight _and_semi-fitting Reduced from $48.50 and $55.00 0 TO 35.00 15.00: The Survival a the Fittest VERY SIZE” Shoes have won fame ina E field marked by many failures. “They typify the first_and only success for. style and fit, -and-quatity, in | eo extremely moderate in price.” In the seorlig of “Every Size” ” Shoes, we adopt mod- els of custom boot -: Be them Uine for line. . f eyes ee = end every with from AA to EE, FS Orders Filled. Other Shoes Up to $7. WM. VOGEL & SON Broadway _Hoaston St— ‘winter weights MEN'S NATURAL MEN'S NATURAL special price, each DRAWERS, regular and stouts, Autumn enc Winter weights; special price, each...... DRAWERS, regular and stoute, Autumn and Winter weights; superfine quality, each.. MEN'S STIFF BOSOM SHIRTS, cuffs at- tached and detached, light and dark: effets valve $1.25 and $1.80; 82c Broadway, 8 —A-targe series of. Men's. Underwear enables. us to offer eame ‘at prices far below actual values, Four lines of Men's Underwear in Autumn and AT SPECIAL PRICES. WOOL SHIRTS AND + 1.00 WOOL SHIRTS AND 1.50 including ‘coat Lee and 9 Streets. el 335 ELTON ST. Opp. Ele [Clothing _For Men, Women and Chlldr enue, ~ MEN'S HOSIERY AND GLOVES TOMORROW (FRIDAY), NOV. ih: oN \ ; ORDINARILY 450. PER PAIR, fy AT 26c, PER PAIR PER BOX OF SIX PAIRS, $1.50 ALSO MEN'S PLAIN BLACK COTTON HALF-HOSE. ORDINARILY $1.80 PER BOX OF SIX PAIRS | AT: $120 « ——<———— MEN'S ENGLISH CAPE. GLOVES ONE-BUTTON AND ONE-CLASP, TAN AND RED, ORDINARILY $1.50 PER PAI, AT $140. aR) PAR, 24th Street, Ith Mtreet wd Sth Avera. ___MANY A MAN HAS BREN STARTED ON THE #OAD TO PROSPERITY BY A LITTLE WORLD “WANT” AD.