The evening world. Newspaper, January 24, 1908, Page 16

THE ! EVENING WORLD. | Mahler and Sembrich Carzy Off. The Honors in “Don Giovanni” Big Audience to Hear Mozart’s| extHusiasm ie Work at the Metropolitan aT a Naas an Opera-House—Performance Lonty Somewhat Disappointing. BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. A great audience heard “Don vannj* at the Metropolitan 0. House last wight. : that tho opera there for the @ret tine this sea a formidable was to be fl! the « pack the standing + several rowe dec; generous and and the conduc: the curtain at the performance things to admire, Jacke a dom To Mahler first {8 du@ He contri 1 conductor re- ‘ Juctor always on his ste, though the etm omentarily, “women NG DANCERS IN A CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST. mpete With Men During 1 It at Madison > Garden. \bers of the Anctent 11 visit Madison t, the occasion at the Irish rosition many spe- features for thelr entertainment, ny » an Irish jig] the best step- weinity Will take be for the cham- which was di tinea TG WL Under his played with re: and balance a Nghtful to h there for clearng room Scene Ten thousand | Oraer of Hibern and reel di neh n New Yo kK at cape from only Sembrich Charme as Zerlina Honors next m s Zerlina. The Uttle @oquettish in a most own Whe danced with e aba was @prightliness of tic 5 r 4 tehe was tn nating at with the p been hers always deauty of voce t this season. I with Scott! bo , of the County + of Dion Bouci-| e Col- . James n will take Coca!) NOT TO TEST AEROPLANE. Gen. Allen us for dirigt- Department, ent, but the re- ins is to try out Graham Bell'e na Bay {a not ud to-day that visunderstood nderstood Ad- Maurice I famous serenade was Eames's Beauty; G Eames lent Mozart, r and sometimes s Elvira, was a up to date cos! With the new s acquired in voice, with one litt Chaliapine's L @togther too mu vein. His face was t Giovanni's se: & craven; bis mast And We Will Send Free, to Prove it is the Most Effective Cure for Rheu- matic Pains, a Special Bottle of pressive The scenes lighting was fa will do for you what it has Send @ postal Minard’s . Eramingham, Mass, Confident it done for othe Liniment Co. e when FOR MEN $3.50 SHOES I make and sell more men’s $3.50 shoes than any | MEN’ other manufacturer in the world. If I could take you into my large factories at Brockton, Mass., | | and show you how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are made, you ‘would then understand why they hold their shape, fit better. | wear longer and are of greater value than any other $3.50 shoes. | EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO., W.L.Dou: ann $4 Gilt Edge Shoe °"9t seem | LL WEAR W. L. DOUGLAS ei. 75 $2.00 SHO} Fast Color Eyctets Used. ongiea, Breck! ake: : _ W.L. Douglas Shoe Stores in Greater New York ard. |'2779 Third Avenue, BROOKLYN, N.Y, | st 126th Street, 228.) 378 Fite A Ah Lantos Greenhut and Company Dry Goods Misses’ 4 Girls Coats Underprice Sale of Veils and Veiling Hand-Made Linen and Lace Waists —Much Below Value Clearance of Women’s Tailor-made Suits Sale of Children’s Dress and School Shoes Sixth Avenue, Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street, New York (Formerly occupied by B. Altman & Co.) Selling Out All Winter No Reference or Security Re- Plan. R quired, No investigation or Deliv- eries Made, Make Your Purchase— Take the Goods Along and Pay at Your Convenience. Lenox C Clothing Co.}" 278 Sixth Ave., near 17th St. ‘274 Third Av. nr. Wat si. 884 Columbus Av.nr. 104th St. FOR SALE. ON $199 A WEEK Custom Made Only. Fit Guaranteed. Finest Materials, Merchant Tailors, 239 Broadway. (Entrance on Park Place.) ESTABLISHED 1555, ace. | Pearcy | i Word “H “Help Want” brings & l. ened anal Bhan nae dae YOU CAN DRESS WELL $ SUITS AND OVERCOATS |1$1.00 Weekly Payments] | FRIDAY, | There are special counters at the ear of the Main Floor containing goods which afford exceptionally good value. The goods on these counters are changed daily, and are not advertised because the quantities are limited Misses’ Junior Tailored Suits, of plain and striped broadcloth and cheviot ; Prince Chap, single and double-breasted models; xtra full-plaited skirt, ‘with tailored fold. ArsiS002 eS @ sin Reduced from 22.50 Girls’ 34-length Coats, in blue, brown and fancy mixed cheviots ; full box double-breasted model; velvet collar; flanne! lined At 3.75 Reduced from 6.00 Girls’ full-length Coats, in plain and striped cheviots ; trimmed with strappings and fancy buttons. INEID 6 56 0 0 6 Reduced from 10.00 Fancy Tuxedo Veiling in black, brown, navy blue and magple. ieZasch Go 8 o oe 9 Value 22¢ Chantilly Lace Veils in black, brown and navy blue At 1.75 each . . Value 2.50 to 3.25 each Chiffon Cloth Veils in all shades, 2 yds. long. At 95c each ‘seas 6 Value 1.45 each Chiffon Cloth Square Veils in the newest colorings, 1.25 to 4.25 each Ring Dot Net in smart shades, at 42c yd. . . Value 58c yd, Large assortment of Chenille Dotted Veiling, all shades, 18c to 2.45 yd. The one reason these handsome Waists from cur regular stock are priced so low ts because stock-taking is only a week ahead; Hand made Linen Waists, trimmed with white or two-toned hand embroidery ; open in tront or in back ; long sleeves, A300 Value 5.00 and 7.50 Strictly Tailored Watsts of linen or mercerized tigured madras, MOM) 5 o 0 o vo o Veo aOD Net Waists, in ecru and white, with banding of filet and satin folds ; i new sleeves, draped with fine Oriental lace Exceptionally good 6.00 value 2. 2 6 8 Tomorrow morning (Saturday) we place on sale the remainder of our handsome stock of this season's Tailor-made Suits—at the most smphatt: price-reductions: Of cheviot, broadcloth and English suitings, in a large variety of styles—many of them copies of imported models. At 13.50, 18.50, 25.00 and 30.00 Alterations promptly executed. These handsome Shoes for Girls and Babies are swdelled and con- structed in a manner which permits of the proper development of growing feet. In patent leather, tan Russia calfskin, glace kid and calfskin—welted oak soles—'ace and button styles: Girls’ Shoes Regular Height Extra High Cut Sizes, 834 to 11, 1.75 Stes, 834 4 to 11, 2.25 Sizes, 1132 to 2,200 Sizes, 1134 to 2, 2.50 Sizes, 232 to 6, 2.50 Sizes, 233 to 6, 3.00 Babies’ Shoes, in patent leather, tan and black kid: Sizes 2 to 6 5 5 0 ° é 1.00 Sizes 4 to 8, wedge hele 6 ° . 0 1.25 FOR SALE. Autos, Never Yet Such Snaps. Highest class; swellest models Feat Haat Bae : Extracted with Gas,$1.00 [Bo Charge for Ex. When Artificial Teeth Are Inserted. TEETH. /$4—-$7—&—$10 GUILSHAN, Great Chances for, ie Shametut Auto Bodies’ ‘Clearing Sale, | Limousines, Landaulettes, ‘Tourl all ‘falue, Mounted and panied oc. mirnrisingly low, | Broadway Mammoth Auto- mobile Exchange. DENTIST, ||_2a0 to 245 Wont Hith, near Broadway. | Cor. 125th St. & 8th Ave. Mtrance, 271 W. 125th St. LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS. | H American Watch and. ial iden Lane, 84 floor. i = ‘(TEAS ”® Coliges at whoiemie erices, | ___SELP WANTED—MALE, | fatten ‘OO! ) work fire and | ROBT, DUNC! LL STRE! | ’ 325 Tth wt | DIAMONDS, EASY PAYMENTS: ates ss WATCHES, ® UK BN mt EWELRY. ' “ tn noor. 11 The Adventures of vnd jaw, two butting mas Stock of heavy lathe tools, ni pulleys: | BG _GRANDSTAFF, 30 We 17th at | FOR SAL Mr. and Mrs. Newlywed and Their Baby. 64 Pages—Lithographed in Colors Illuminated Board Covers, ah Re Rs ~ | Price, $1.00, at " WwW ORLD OFFICES: REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. WESTCHES? ER. or North W ys; low pr WMH CRON WALL, 217 W. 125th at PURCHASE / AND EXCHANGE, Ree ANA WANTED “Short lengths of if Duplex id drop cord; also eh _condult re meuldin GRAND: STLab, “wo we iat we }_Or by Matt. X'Very Fanny Book. Trade supplied by Saalfield “Trade supplied by Saalfield Pub, JANUARY 234, 1908, 15 FOURTEENTH STREET. West of Fifth Avenue 1N q MUSLINS fo = 9 aoc & GES sy NICH Ko 7) a OF = 2 wn AG PS a Q Oy tm CA 5 <\ 2 fe) red Sa Oe bin S 2 oe) 6s 4, ai Zee Boye SO Ve =e PA Se Beg % CAR ey Gly (eet th a Aa ie a) be 3s Ww Oo% id We G hse oa joe md Se Gaal a poems tetas 4S 4 foo 28 3 a "1 F = Be = eo ¢ 5. 7 ot n a> SoZ a Wess) Be eG Neo Wi Nae Ons F, % Samet Svan GREATER THAN EVER No Stop to Yalues—They’ll Continue Right Thro’ the Month, to Make This the GREATEST JANUARY WE HAVE EVER KNOWN lem attract many den eof rewtrictions qua: who buy to sell again, tn all sale departments, Ready for Another Big Saturday with Great Clearance Lots of Eighteen Specimen Values * from Our January Sale Offerings in Underwear! (| SE S_Nains: Boys’ and Young Men's Ciothing s Ne n fine open ort 1, y pa ro Y J I or | trim’ Figures only partly tel! the story—You must see the quailtes! French emb'y of lece:trim'g Reefers and Russian Coats i Boys’ Doubie-Breast Suits | Pie and. tusks Oc nan 18 Cheviot, Chinchilla, Frieze aaa Kersey Full line of che iatest and most popu-| and four tucks-—reg .29.. —=Mixtures and Plain. some toh fur ar rJos—full cut jacketa—splen- DRAWHRS—Cambrie and t collars--Reefers are full three-quarter | ined—straignt or Knicker ¢rous-; Muslin—-ruffies of emb'y or 49 length—buttoned to neok or with s—some with Wa putt trousers nserte—worth -.65..) ae Sto 18 years— SKIPS —-Cambr Spies Maite {0 pall at #.00.....2.08 tivies with taney tases, andl 1,95 Special tot 13.98 | to nell at 1398 emarotderies—worth $2.69 i None worth tess than $a (5°79 | 0 te weld at 4.98 “ Sathana) pauinscotey apa lot 1 je to sell at 5.98 ome allover lace Saree Special lot 1 {3.98 | Made to eel) at $1000.....6.98 | new designs, rhib-} 3. 9g Bpeealiot 1] | Young Men's Sults Und] 1A Worth $4.98 Bed ss. (498 |“ onivet Berge ssimere—Cheviot— TS ) | Other t 6.98 ‘and 6.98 Worsted—Black, Navy and mixtures— 2 ruffie with {2} Bally a baird telow Value! nd double breast—40 to By i three 2 1 worth .39, Boys’ Long Overcoats | He (alts) Ciud 9:98 oc uiee rrs- jer $9 anc h three Serviceable ( 3, Friezes and Mel- 4 : tons Ninieaandigtaset|| ree Sate te Recher worth tarerene } 59 lot, but not at Mixtures and plain eolor: ee) carmbinaslons e } 98 Overcoats that were Aeioe) lie cueviols me Meligns edd er 0 ai tate were i velvet collars—mas i J t were 4:58 | sleeve tinines—prizic 3 ere 5:9) to 37 chest u Ke \ were 8:38 Were $12.98. nd German Val. | ? laces and embrold — 3 that were 98 Were $14.98. pith and watnout mbbon run + 1.95 Peading skirts orim'd t ®. 2 match worth $2 y CO: oT COVEKS ’ K una Oambiic-lace and important Offering of ESSRREE ie fale? Mi S se to va | 4 Girls’ and Misses’ Long Cloaks wiatedoa tbehabig lacy" Ff .B9: es iid MbLe VOFU 79.06 4 5 BRWEAR i At Fanuary Sale Prices! Sensational values that will make a busy Sa turvay! trim'd « - 5,00 8 > | | | Wide. w Full length Cloaks of soft. warm Al! Wool Cheviots—Navy, Brown, | ‘sort al] Wine—Velvet and braid trimining—Double Breast—high rolling col- di ‘ VEAR 6h lar....For Me and easy seiection divided as follows Nainsook — 9 pes profusely Ve $4 LOT 1. LOT 2. ! LOT 8. lor 4 | Cloaks that Cloaks that Cloaks that Cloaks that I were $8.98, 4, 98 were $9.98, 5.98 were $10.98 6. 98! were $11.98, 198" IN EACH LOT ALL SiZES—6 TO 14 YEARS. | All new cloaks, made up for midwinter trade, and with all the latest points | of fashifn! | STILL FINER CLOAKS—Novelties in high-class Kerseys, Chevivts and on Chiffon Broadcloth —han isomely tailored and ‘ined—with and without tur) cqiyprt collars—principally large sizes—now reduced as follows: ° jou 9.98 1283 || Wee were $29.98. were $19.98, were $23.98, | were $25.98 ‘The greatest value in nigh-class garments known for many a day! a aa > Women's Ready-to-Wear Hats | ' To-morrow, 2,000 Pairs Girls’ and Boys’ Shoes | m 1 yoke wit) lace and s, ribbon run— +74 Melyet felt or silk draped—trimmed i Ci at Quick Selling Prices! bon or velvet, wings and ers—not many of a kind, $8 | Girls’ Kid Lace Shoes Boys’ Walton Shoes 98 | New opera toe, extension soles— A uke famous for good wear, 7} shoes that regularly sell at $1.48, | solid leather throughout—veal but owing to advance of season calf uppers-#good, stout solee— 44 manufacturer closed them out Sizes 8% to 184%4— “Values... alues i rd Values Girls’ Velvet Picture Hats Chiffon faced—large silk bows— beast colora— Reg S48. 298 1.98 | Reg S18 288) nt a pig reductlon— Bpectaie ack 1,00 ‘Theretore— ai ea Special Lunches For a Saturday Spectat.......«O 0819 O15 Yh 1.48 To-morrow (Saturday) Special...... a ; 1.30 to 2,30 | 81g to 11-11% to & They wil wear— an wil wide widths. Yeu can depend on tt! . 20 ®. > a0 |Special Sale Women’s Long Kid Gloves, | Fine French Kid—black, tan and white—one of the finest makes imported. 16 button— usually $3.60 SPECIAL TABLE IN GLOVE DEPT—NEW BUILDING. | —— © ‘MORNING SALES To- morrow, Saturaay, Until f P. M. To prevent dealers buying we reserve the privilege of restricting quantities. : ireast euieal or. witho ra—atroni ’ School Double 4 Git Plain ex Advan eth eni ttWNSIY BURLDING herr ert eee] Worth r for EE -Chemiseites cream, MAIN effective sin Toilet Articles cum Powder—3% of, glass Kkler top— Ross pottle orth 1 3 hit Back Mand tharoon and black @ BUILDING. roti i itis] wt 68); Boy, s’ Flan elett, dilouses Madras, st and | Per trimmed. well 44 EUBUILDING, HH eRe PeREUMERY. 16-inch Ostrich Plumes amole?? Kags ine of genuine mottled a same bo’ colorings Hleg int gh-class m He mannish ta good Value at 3 Sp KLOOR_W Tace Shoes tor Little Koys at Calf—strongly put TOS eye ani 3 S's to 1'4—exce siz value at $ Limit——Dy eMtoND FLOOR Watiesia-..