The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1908, Page 13

ee es THE EVENING WORLD. FRIPAY. 1ANUARY 10, 1900. WkITE Boston Orchestra Flays a ee OF A ree [er WOME al Walt New Symphony Brilliantly | Thi eS J yuN NUARY W H I TE SA LES eS | orealled tiny mex | AtThe 14th Street Store Offer Bargains of the Best Character in Such Abundance as to Merit HOUSE ORDERED It Is by Hermann Bischof, of | er sci i ae the Conspicuous Attendance of Thousands of Readers, See Sunday’s World for Intensely pusut || Interesting Special Sales. oe v0 ded and repre css = | , f ind fashion. ‘ —_>— tH! oa i} tal WING FE c r Piano Concerto. See ess \ TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW. 7 +s Cares eee “AIDA" CHARMS AGAI 5 » 10A.M.totPM. 10A4.M.TOTP.M, LOA.M.TOLUP.M, Roosevelt Holds First Official L N ; Boys’ Muslin Cc i ‘4 ;j : at the Boston AT THE MANHATTAN { orsets, Reception of the Win- eiiestra’ ri inj A repetition of “Alda” at the Manhat- : Shirts. Gowns. (eee eae Rubbers : | night, directed | tan Oprra-House last night drew a : Pine Madras or s % and other well . ter Season. ano r the first abu rly large auc heard ana! : Percale, in light. Coot spare brands; Bent quality mphony in EB an excel mane | ‘ “ye made with full or short Sore raalee reraisuprents tes pe corman oe ot : . medium and Safes ees Rubbers; croquet 5 p Agostinelli had | N ik fi eine t ips; WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—-Diplomats of the mode revolution t © tilled accept- | ew Yor Che ation i Hehe without school of mus Bassi was sin: sizes 12 to 14 Drciisenepee every country represented at 1 : Bg | rosularly eee eke aa oF uring. to form a ess show of tiredness than at) Not more than toed heriiiees WONG Pele: opi value of the work Mis last few performa and acting two to a cus irs toa ' epects to F yosevelt at what remarkable, « bit noisy | most convincingly. De Cisneros was @ ‘ SOU i 18 to 30" tnche of expert work: strikin handsome Amnerts, and she orders, no mali orders, mail orders, Pair te entertainment was really the ‘ on of Wagner 18] sang with an opulence of volee that mats who refrained fext, and once there ts a striking| was remarkable to the few who knew m at the New nce in rhythm and treatment be-| that beiind the scenes after each act Soran tad Pverak’s “Carnival” over- | she was in the hands of a physician, hich was also on the programme, | who was treating her for influenza. 29¢ 32c || 39c (Second Floor, ) 35c (Third Floor.) of the season, Dipl from a (Main Floor.) (Second Floor.) caring in ur GEL? Notable Sale of Women’s Shoes feo @ Year's reception made @arbed in ull the glory of their offices, Their glittering uniforms with the ex-) "7 quisite gowns of the women made 1 scene unlike that at any of the receptions of t Several women attended the ception wearing hats, and were half way up the grand stairway on their way to the blue man turned th i tlons to remove tiieir hats, TI 80 and were permitted to proceed to in Macbow the upper floor. n D mi The ption began at 9 o'clock and | 4° was over in a little more President Roose cordially and took his thr Baron Mayor des Plan d Arimondi as | ain the genera! | less, in the main, tt is original melodious s delightfull scherzo 3 excellence of the cast Campanin sted with a swing that kept 8, baHet, mu- duction Up to | nov sptivating and the rved last night t dze of antic! ing to play, irmounted all the These Shoes were made for a big Western jobber, but they didn't get through the factory in time to reach the house that originally ordered them. We bought them up in a jiffy. Reliable, well-made KidsKin Shoes; new Winter lasts; best of double soles; will give good wear. Two styles—one with very stylish opera toes and high Cuban heels. and the other with a med.um broad toe and mediun height heels. Both have patent tips and colored satin top bands; well lined; thoroughly made shoes in every respect. Sizes 2'. to 8; widths C to EE. (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Third Floor.) lendar next Sun- ! A new Boll the work @ superb €X-| aay. Every person who got last Sunday's Boileau Calendar will want It. Those who did not get last Sunday's should start now. back wit fd, ‘Teresa Carreno played the solo part 0 concerto No. 2% all her trlumphant |Get the set. Ten colors, Extra quality | rm. She wag | paper. with each the Ital- Jan Ambassador, was the first to be re-/ celved, and his associates followed in the order of thelr rank. James Bryce. the British Ambassador, was in a gorge- ous untform, and remained until almost the last guest had departed. The strong friendship existing be- tween the German Ambassador and the President !s always made manifest at these pubdilc receptions, Last night the President not only kept Baron Von Sternburg standing chatting for some Stern Brothers To-morrow, Sale of Men's Custom Tailored Waistcoats Flannels, Wool and Mercerized Fabrics, this season’s newest patterns, stripes, plaids and self-figured white effects, made in Women’s Suits. Great Saturday Clearance ae of an Entire Line of Women’s Sample Suits. In point of styles and values one of the HOSIERY. For Men. Gau mercerized heeln, a double 15¢ , toen a values. M. en ’s Underwear. January Sale's Big Reductions. the latest models, all sizes, including stouts, | Values $3,00 to 5.00, at $1.05 | | most attractive offerings ever made in any January—one of those now-and-then op- 35c SET WOOL UNDER- | room and the | ne was y ae : , oe R. Some single-breast- ppicetmicones clamro sna ntna portunities that will interest every woman Men s C olla © OC ed and sore Gubler Br eante ef yellow and white stri eesti ; shirts; sevéral well-known Sect i: HALF 5 Gre Cal Ch, ae witha Suitwant ; At the Above Price. 123 brands included in this lot; Root was in gray n Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes In this great collection of carefully tai- Made (a SLITS ENCES TRO San srersrsensnorseess ne nearly all s Bees ral, attracted much at- lored garments are Madame Butterfly Suits, | From a big Troy concern known the For Women. wer price $ Postmaste tention In c Miss Christine Roose: spicuous in the youn, oe also 24 to 36- | country over. The newest styles; 4- i d with panne velvet fi IMPOR trimmed with jee ply linen, in all sizes. It’s an .oppor- A ONE inch semi and tight fitting models, made Pyilelsesire ears crane of fine grade Broadcloths, Cheviots, Mix- (THE 1471 STREFT STORE. tures and Velvets. Up-to-date Suits, with full plait kirts trim- Eyeglasses. med with folds; in all shades. Sizes from 34 to 44. For a Saturday clearance, choice ...-- CTH STURDY AND SERVICEABLE REGULAR AND HIGH CUT SHOES IN TAN AND BLACK RUSSIA CALF, PATENT LEATHER AND VICI KID, MADE ON LASTS SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO GROWING FEET. FIGHTING FOR HER | Boys’ Calf Lace Shoes—Special Values With welted soles, Sizes 9 to 13%, $1.65 1 to 534 $2.25 CHILDREN'S RIGHTS | Misses’ and Girls’ Apparel MEN'S SCARLET WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Some single and some double-breasted styles; goods that have been pricec Season g at $1.25 and $1.50—to- IMPORT HEAVY RIBBED COTTON] | UNDERWEAR, Slightly fleece shirts with satin fronts and good pearl! but- tons; drawers to match with extra strong gussets; 59c. values; garment 39c Gold alloy 8 or Spectacl quality —w ESE — 3 Muslin Underwear. fafa Fen, nee ca BQ) Typical January Sale Values. "tlie Lar Rte Ee stone, Mrs. Mulry, Who Divorced Her Husband) Objects to Greatly Below Regular Prices | soles and in 96 Misses’ Tailor-made Suits, of dark mixtures & plain colors,Sem!- | His Mother’s Will. Mrs. Lucy Mulry, who divorced Dr, Mawrence V Mulry, of Rrooklyn, ap- Piled to Justice whurger | § preme Court to-da intervene in behalf >i her five chil fitting, Double-breasted Coats, Pleated Skirt with fold, 14 & 16 yrs, $14.50 Girls’ Cloaks, in various models and fabrics, including Broadcloths and Cheviots, nicely trimmed, $8.50, 16.50 Formerly $12.95 to 24.75 Children’s Plush and Broadcloth Coats, CORSET COVERS—Samples of various descriptions; with round necks handsomely trimmed with medallions, Valenci- ennes lace insertions, embroideries and ribbons : 49c the most GOWNS—A sample ‘line of about 20 aeamples; UNDERSKIRT different styles; the prettiest sel t Children's D resses. HEAVY RIBBED. Ke D color; patr, (THE ~ NATURAL WOOL UNDERSHIRTS. Shirts made military style ments worth up drawers to match, this price (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Main Floor.) Beautiful White Lawn Dresses in several models, incomplete sizes, 2 to 6 yrs, $9.50 made with pretty yokes. Formerly $13.50 to 16.75 tion that has even been shown in V. round or high fn a sult Drought by John A. Manahan Men's & Boys Sweaters. egainet the estate of her mother-in-law, in: Eliza Mulry, who died in Ireland enciennes. lace Lace and embroidery trim- Mar. 9906! to’ recover on two: | Sie mings. Sizes 2 to 6 eory of $20,000 and $25,000) MISSES’ WAISTS | eee years. Valuedat 98c, 49c 3 So eennees PE ies Complete Sample Lines and Surplus Stock from | Lawn and Batiste, elaborately | Mrs. Eliza Mulry died on an estate| ailoseelonteton WHITE LAWN DRESSES. These the Hygienic Underwear Co. of Philadelphia, would cost you $1.50 if you went WOOL SWEAT- elsewhere to purchase them; sizes Double roll collars 2 to 6 years; beautiful as- ffs; all plain col- sortment of styles...... 98e iB CHILDREN'S ALL-WOOL SWEAT- ERS Sizes 2 to 6 9c years (THE 147TH 8 ‘T STORE Second Floor.) Sheet Music And Concert HENRY TRANTZEN, ought for her by Dr. Mulry. Manahan trimmed with lace and embroidery, was her son-in-law, fout his wife di | (Ss cits Geneon cre cee) tetas TN AD esl Eire 2.50, 2.95, 3.95 3.95, 4.95, 5.95 Burnt W ood Millinery. 1500 Trimmed Dress Hats. Odds and ends of our Hats that were formerly priced at $3.50 and $4.50. An enormous variety of shapes and all sled; Herold eve Thomas Brussels Net and All Over Laces, M. Mulry, Thom: nd Joseph M. F. Egan are her executors, The old Indy had rettatned voreed 80 wer of her business affairs, and her will contained this paragraph “I direct my executors to pay to my | Special Reductions in [Misses & Children’s han, $25,000, ar —_—- Goce clan calendar Natural and Black Pony Coats ment to him in consi tion of his and “FUR DEPARTMENT aw, Monahan, as The best values ever offered. A com- valuaije services to me and my late i husband for many years past a . plete outfit including all the neces- Composer and Pianist. TRA AGEN CeUeT hence cm falintal Fur-lined Coats in colors and mixtures. sary articles for Wood Burning popular colors, in-] | jack DRESLANE, | Vocalists and seven Bass Wood Novelties cluding Black. Also GEORGE OFFERMAN, | loyal and true fri “Merry Widow” Gems, 19c. ‘The outfits have a good platinum point, rubber bellows, alcohol trimmed Fur Hats dt te be divided Into fiv $3 to $ each, and while they) © ist gy t to-morrow you buy them, $ 1 98 j ,@ hy for . (PH LAH STREET sTORE, ir GROCERIES. MEATS Jarge dresser box. The articles if bought separate- ly would cost more than $3.50. The set complots a to-morrow for (THE 1471 STREET STORE, Third Floor.) five children, that of Dr if ce Clearing Sale of Young Men’s lamp, benzine bottle, instruction at this price. Best No _Mall_Orders fe and then to be distributed among B 9 d Cc ’ Collar ‘ana “cut bo, t pipe’ rack, bargains of the sea- BincenArren) Wenn) Mersin’ Deca Mrs, Locy Mulry sued her husband oys an hildren Ss Clothing qeancy loalendsriinlareerpanelian son. Our Two Hlue Eyes (vooal). worth from Monkey Lund. A Won't ‘You le My Honey? That's Gratitude. Make Believe. Oc Two Little Haby Shoes. Dream On, Dear Heart. Could 1 But Tell Nobody's Little Girl. TORIA SONGS— and the estate a year ago and secured | judgment of $2063 due ner in. unpaid Be alimony, and this sum was declared by | BOYS’ NORFOLK AND BELTED SUITS, price to- | 69 morrow ° (THE 1 STREET SIOKR, Second Floor.) $4,75 to 6.45 $4.95 to 6.45 VESTA VIC Great Overcoat Clearance | iv. «| 9C estate. vene as a defendant in Mon ns Values $6.45 to 9.75 by him, and If it were taken Crom the MUlesianiconienCrentitiaeanererat ciel Values $6.45 to 8.45 In her petition to he allowed to inter BOYS’ SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS, Dr. Mulry’s wife declares at Mona han {s not entitled to the $65,000 claimes eataten pe children would ultimately | BOYS’ & CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS & REEFERS, $3.75 1 8.50 SUGAR CURED BOILED HAMS— Decision was reserved. | Values $4.95 to 12.50 | eer TORE ‘All mirplus akin und fat removed: | Over a thousand men may share its big in. Floor.) waits i. Baer rn rig ied 20c.; whole hai CARS KILLED 51 | YOUNG ME SUITS, in Grey and Brown Mixtures, $8.50, 11.50 | CITIZENS IN MONTH. | Values $12.00 to 18.50 | pi aaa YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS, 4,193 Accidents Recorded in Pub-| Greys and Browns, 33 to 38 in. chest measure, $11.50, 15.50 lic Service Commission's Re- | Values $14.50 to 24.50 port During December. | : At the meeting of the Public Service | t West Twe nty-third Street Commision to-day Secretary ‘Travis H | 3 Whitney submitted the report of acci dents for December. It was as follows Car collisions, 216, Persons struck by’ 438; nligh:ting accidents, benefits. It’ peremptory Cleari ith- out LS au elite Sree i. Stylish Wearsts. They are Overcoats that yesterday sold apy at $18, $15, $12.50 and $11—and to-mor- row all go on sale, choice, at 10 FRESH BUTTER—Pound int 326 | BANQUET WHISKEY FRESH E carton. LOMATOES Fancy red ripe South- ern Ton ; others ask Ro 2oc, and Zhe, Our pree, 1b. ILY BAKED B on sale Saturdays» mmeeaan ates Every style, every model, every — 8, 9s, i : Fallon Ue Staireiminar acckients; 9,003} (sertous _ fabric among them, i "BQ 0. Your size, every size, is here in regular or - | stout build. 116 Overcoats were $11.00 207 Overcoats were $12.50 462 Overcoats were $15.00 301 Overcoats were $18.00 4 as high MEN'S ODD.V S—Odds and ends —_-—_ . STEAMER CREOLE FLOATED, | NEW ORLE! jan. 10.—The South- | an Pacific Stea reole last night 'got | off the mud-bank at the mouth of the} Mississippi. where she had ty aground for twenty-four hours. 7 Creole was not dame ‘on her way to New at eat Stands for Monkey, Who does things as quick- Fresh Meat Shecia (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Sixth Floor) ee FANCY JERSEY GEESE ["s ASSEE CHICKENS D Ly as you could shake A very light stick. ELECTED ROASTING CHICKENS, fancy dry-picked "stock: 45 aS panne ROAST | FRESH PORK HAMS [rr P2¥ec4] Small lean Jer-pyyeg Sn FOWLS—Resular Dry-picked, 1 9126 qualtty ‘ fancy poultry; Ib i llc and proceeded | ork | | And that’s just about as long as it takes a World “Situation MEN'S ODD COATS HW PORK LOINS city cut 136 PRIME RIB je it Si t ” . ay S 3 0. Oorstee heviots I Mi NE! : + e b Dot Ib. Point laes Lie IEA eee eay aa Wanted” Ad. to tind a desira- BSB ER 1D. Moral Cheviot pee arcane ROME Nit Ww AIST Ib. Me, and sey pork; 1b. pork, 1 Bellew Calendar will want it. Those who ble position. 34 an 40. sie $1 98 | Arye hs ; a with tar CHOL CUTS | gy, LEGS OF CANADA 15¢ MARYLAND TUR- 206 did Sot get last Sunday's should start now, Cne 14TH poe heel AS Se pa THE 14TH TRReT Store, Rip ROAST; ib, OF2C] “LAMB; Ib... . KEYS; Ib. ..-+ A Get the eet. Ten tre quality Z 2 5 ir loo. ond Floor. es ee eee Poon Tt con phases ban anced de —————————