The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1908, Page 9

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Knote Sings His Fareweil in “Tristan und Isolde’ qhim and the gallery ye honor. Hed itself hoarse in, his tan, Though Sailing hale This Morning. u By Sylvester Rawling. N NOTE did not, after all, make his} K farewell appearance at the Met- to Topolitan Opera-House as Tann- Pictu hauser last week. Because of the in- | {** Gisposition of Burgstaller, he took t part of the hero in “Tristan und [sold last night, although he sailed this morn- | 0? ing for Europe, Ho voice, and played as w ogin- | Ding instead of ending an engagement. | He never deserved more credit Gadski was Isolde. Her interpretation | ¢¢ of the character, while developed along | the lines upon which she first appeared i fm {t, showed a deoper understanding | and manifestation of it. Louise Homer, as Brangaene, Gelight. Her warning to the lov the tower was beautif: Rooy's Kurwenal, alw one of his | Dest parts, was most satisfactory. Bh @s the King, Mullmann as Mel Reiss as the sheph. 5 and Mahler as large house w Tales of Hoffman,” in Engush, in Brookiyn., Brooklynites had the felicity last even Ing of hearing the first Ame faunitt ar |! fan juctea the as Standeas were few. be deplored that a number of left the house during the Inst fore the Liebestod, which with beautiful expression Renaud’s Farewell in AST night's performance of Thais" IL, at the Manhattan Ope: House marked the final appearance th @eason of Maurice Renaud. It was naud Night’ and th rr only merited the i plause, but was forced by singers to accept it. Garden ran off the stage aft obliging him to take the plaudits Daimores and she con SN AE ALONE | AT WORKIN STORE: But Party Returning Dance Thought They the Grocer and ( "TROLLEY CAR TOSSES MAN. [Employee Bury with Channel Rail From Were (Gpecial to The Evening W PASSAIC, N. J, » blew open’ a safe in t Nathan Riskin at No. early to: {Weak Little Boys nue, Garfield, and atole $400 cash and several hu dollars in hecks. may become fine strony men. Risin and bis family si na room Some of the strong men of to- separated frem the store by a wooden day were sickly boys years partition, but they knew nothing of the robbery unt!! the place was opened f ousiness. The safe stood tn view of the sidewalk when cracked, and in order to work the yeggman had to move a quantity of groveries, A party of young people going home from a dance saw the burglars, bu: gave no alarin, th « Riskin and his clerks were reartanging lis stock ago. Many of them received Scott’s Emulsion at their mother’s knee. This inad a power in it that changed them fom weak, delicate boys into strong, robust hoys. It has the same power to-day. Boys and gir!s who are p (From the Washington "I don't read of as many @windles as I used ¢9,” said the man and weak get food and enere who watches the news. out of SCOTT'S EMULS . ANAW eral Ser man eye inp th Tt makes children grow. : t 8 @amond breastpin; going to the t s the y fix up a bigger returns All Drug Stern Brothers Upholstery & Drapery Fabrics Liberal assortments of the following will be on sale during this month, ’ At ae to Perel Below Usual Values ,» COUCH AND TABLE COVERS, ' Utility Chests, Screens and Window Seats. February Reductions in Brass & Enamelled Bedsteads and Bedding GRASS BEDSTEADS, 2 in. tubing, $16.00, 25.00, 30.00 Values $22.75, and 38.00 ENAMELILED BEDSTEADS, all widths, $4,35, 5.75, 6.75 Vaiues $5.50, 7.75 and 8.00 . UPHOLSTERED BOX SPRINGS, £10.00, 12.50, 16.50 Values $12.50, 16.50 and 21.75 WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS, steel frames, $3.50, 4.50, 6.50 Values $4.50, 5.50 and 8.00 WHITE DRAWINGS MATTRESSES, Small Sve, $18.50 Double Size, Regular Value $25.00 and 40,00 32.00 $26.00 West haedtuethled Street WAVAlWAVAVAVAVAVAVAWAY, THE EVENING WORLD. WVAWAVAVAVATAN AVANT: ‘ATAWAVATAYAMES| bt Nips en 5 . ee INININP) = WAVAY: i) 9 i AE bates Final and Absolute Clearance TAVEVAT AVES [x AZ) f: <4 Tailored Suits Reductions Average Ober Haif. AV AY: its in this the greatest reduction ch are represented all the ‘ae correct $ Mocisi materials, in all shades and sizes, tr s. They were formery sold at $29.50, Dome a bt less. Some a little more. A New and Final Price to Close Them Quickly. a learned. many Several hundred high-cla sale of the searon—ia ws models, invari women and rm $32.50 and $37.50. EXT NY but we years i I SAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAY, SWAY: Svat i LUY GOOD FURNITURE, CARPETS AND RUGS. HAVE THEM CHARGED AND PAY WEEKLY. THE ONLY CASH PRICE CREDIT HOUSE. a olden Onk or Mahog- Qt Morris velour Silk Damask. ary J.B.ORBENMUT. PRES Let the Wolfner Piano | . Speak for Itself oezad Instrument in the World Can Equal It HE Wolfner is a mar- vel among pianos of its class. Its rich. ness of tone, its perfection of scale and its thorough and artistic construction give it precedence over every other $250 instru- ment on the market. Ex- amine it yourself, or bring a musician to try it, and the resultwill sustain every |, | claim we make for the Wolfner. You'll find it a piano of unusual excellence—one worthy of all the \f| praise we give it. $5 Down and #1 a Week with no other charge of any kind are our terms. We charye you nothing for cartage, no interest on de- ferred payments, no CORDS above terms cover everything. You assume no risk when you buy a Wolfner—each one has our endorsement, and before a piano can get that | it must earn it—and the Wolfner has. And We Guarvantee It to Give Satisfaction | A revolving stool and a protection cover free with each piano we sell. * We Polish, Tune and Repair Pianos | Competent and reliable workmen are employed. iheir work is | guaranteed—and our prices are moderate, Piano tuning may be | arranged for by the year. (Siegel Cooper Store, Fifth Floor, Center.) | Words and music of the “Sou! Kiss Waltz \Song” as produced at the New York Theatre ‘with GENEE, the World’s greatest dancer, will ‘be given in the Magazine Section of next Sunday’s World. Order from newsdealer in advance. Remember each newsdealer’s sup-| iply i is limited. Advance order is necessary. ee a ee! FEBRUARY 4, SIEG NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER crore! ARREST eT TMM 1908. @) gp) THE FOUNTAIN \OOPERG. J.B.GREENHUT, PRESIDENT. uN ) every person, whether a purchaser or not, applying at the Premiur Parlor, fifth floor, to-morrow, Wednesday, will be given free a set of ten “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps Stamps Bee to Every mule To-Morrow Only one set of complimentary stamps { n of the same date is good in any one book, : but stamp collectors will receive a reason. abic additional number of complimentary stanps for use in other books they may ‘have unfilled. Double Stamps Up to 12 o’Clock TWO “‘S & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps with each ‘0c of purchase made BEFURs NOON & H.’’ Green Trading Stamp with each {0c of Hee made AFTER \OON ae oS. ANY Furniture Sale when advertisers di moderate-priced fur i-Piece Parlor frames; heav consists of 4 arm chairs, figured tapestry to order; plain price, $120; sale price : 3-Piece Parlor eice Formerly $41.00 Silk Plush 60.CO Tapestry 46.50 Silk Plush 75.00 Silk Plush £2.00 Silk Plust 148.00 Damask.. ficethortio Cou hes Formers & prices. have all coior st Ww: It’s a claim easily proved by comparing. port Sofa teds to base a comparison upon tructed and poli 1 sofa; finely $3) | $4100 Verona - 45 10 | advertisements in the sagree F niture that most people want anc And her handsome mahogany finished 1 in the bes: ssible manner: iphiols ed with ar $65 5- Piece Parlor Suites | Formerly ‘or ore 45.00 Veron 55.50 Ve o. $7.00 Tapestry. 65.00 Verona... 45.00 Damask. ... $20 Verona 56.00 Tapestry, a t1 40.00 oo 55.00 - 50.00 93.00 Tapestry... 80.00 Tapestry have secured a manufacturer's entire stock of cross stripe madras curtains at They can be used for windows or doors with equal effect, and, Pes on cream and white ground, We have grouped them in seven lots, as follows: LOT 1—regular price 59c. « LOT 3 % each: 39e each ~ O8 LOT 2—regular piice 88c. LoT 4 $1 Cachy at......e.e cece co eee 19¢ | “each;a 69 All the I —and free (Siege! Cooper Sto Wednesday. English Breakfast Tea Easker fired Japan, Young Hyson, Gun Powder, Ceylon, For Ooiong or pineds 5 ib. caddy $1.85: 3 lds. BRo $1: regular Suc quality, ib. c Maracaibo Coffee Or rich golden Sartos coltee; fresh tram he wronstert bean. ground or 16e POWDERED; Of ibs $1 COOKED Label. ready to serve: doz., $5 FORMOSA Breakfast, TONGUE — Armour's White | 29¢e | Sewing Machines $35 Victory Hand-ome woodwork, quartered oak, highly polishec. #3 $40 Victory Urop Head, $13.75 Quartered oak woodwork with piano polish; five drawers. Drop Head, $11.75 Guartnteed for Ten Years atest attachments go with each machine instruction is given at any time. ore, Third Floor, Center.) Dependable Groceries---Low Priced BVERY item is guaranteed strictly fresh— | Florida SweetOrang The hind we are noted for; large r | | isley fru ROY. AL MACARONI — Spaghem, 9> ermicelll dors Daca 3 : 25e WAW WAW SAUCE—The famous Indian SANTA C thinsskin, sweet fru SUALARALI ¢ OFFEL—Mangheling Java , 10¢, Spiced Anchovies The finest Anch ered 58¢ | | Corn Meai Mother's or Quakers 3 package Papers—each claims the palm for greatest value-giving. We claim that this Mid-Winter |} urniture Sale e’s some data in Couches, Library and Plenty more offers like them here in a@/l kinds of furniture. Wednesday’s Featurcs are Davenport Sofa Beds, Lilrary and Parlor Suites —and the best selection from the markets of the world. These specials for Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. iC | bean, Ko nd or POW (eRe 3b, net welt canister 31; 1 ret weight drunt 3de MARASCHINO CHERRIES—6 | boties $1,455 bo! 25e VEGETABLE COOKI Q | | $1015 gallon can 94e Sub hbED) MANGOES— de g|A Good Chance to Test Furniture-Sale Claims Who shall decide of ours gives the widest choice in the i the greatest values in ail classes and grades. varlor Suites and Daven- 5 Styles Davenport Sofa Beds Entirely new d featured spe- Davenport Sofa Beds—as _illlus- | oe : secsee 4 fr e of birch | Leather Couches sh; upholstered | ered Wiki Cenuine Leather ; extra deep | ly Now biscuit tufting and patent but- tons: covered with velours in as- only a Helle sorted designs. larly $38; sale price Aerie grantee | Couches Pry? | Vari i 3 pbtirary Suites | He ariety of Coverings 160 2-pie.c Liorary Suite, ee coverea with panne plush.) $99 | $14.00 Velour, $143 2-piece L brary Suite, 15.00 Velou | _ covered with panne plush.. 90 | 20.00 Verona. | $185 2-piece Library Suite, 21.50 Velour |g Souefed with janne plush 113 $243 2-piece Leather Library 4 | U 142 | 37.:0 Verona... 1 | $2606 2-piec ather Library rn 40.00 Panne Plush. 35. 00 Suite... Gn .. 179 sScewel Cooper Store, Fift Flo Curtains at Less Than Wholesale Prices about 40 per cent. less than regular if desired, can be matched into Pairs. they Every curtain is fresh, clean and Perfect and of good quality, 5—regular "Price $1.10 | at 79¢ | Lor T= regular price $1.50, ) cach; at. 8c. | LOT 6—regular price $1.2 each; at. craves 89 | (Sicget Cooper Store, Taird Floor, Front.) Specials In 9x12 Rugs Attractive specials in new and perfect floor coverings in a choice assortment of designs and colorings. Seamless Velvet Rugs Seamless Tapestry Rugs Size 9x 12; a choice selection of Size 9x12; attractive colorings and palterns and colorings; designs; regularly $17.50; regularly $25.5u; to- $19.50 to-morrow ' $15 EUCLA) epooeang0 A Co ‘i | Wool Art Square: Kashmir Rugs Extra heavy quality, comprising an Choice Wilton a:d Brussels effects excellent selection of designs in in a popular-priced rug; size | size 9x12: regularly Ox 12: regularly $11.5 | $9.50; to-morrow... $7.75 $10 | to-morrow hae Cooper store, Fifth Floor, Front.) ’Phone 4000 Chelsea. Sugar Cured Bacon Selected lean pieces, absolute y bone- less; very mild, de.icate flavor; tis quality sold jn many » se alb.? Wednesuay,a Westphalia Style Hams | To supply the increased demand for | high-gra: isions we have acied for titty the koge. Ha el Bi Westnt alia Slyle, h i HALLOW! YSe, 3 packages... ED PUDDING— y Dry Sugar Cored Hams The supsrioricy of Harel foods is acknowledged by more than one imillicn ides wro buy H ESCO FLOUR—4 EW PU Lise O FIGS dresday’s Special Price, w., 12%2¢ MILK—St. Charves’ evajoraed. doe 29 ile | SOF tan ‘ Maz-All l Sweet Pick'ed Me ats Fresh toasted cori flakes or Quaker Sweet p ckied co} rib 10¢ or pig tongues; exular V0s pai | sis 2 ' (Siegel Coope! . Fourth Fleor.) Standard Quality Wines and Liguors Clare's and Saulernes Pelletier, Fils & Co., Bordeaux, brance asi 4 Estephe Fonter Cane: Chav, Latite Graves Sauternes... Extea Dr Regular price per Reduced 10, per case, 12 ats... Ask for Lomestic Clarets, Khine and Sauternes 0.0, ie ie Pale Ale | Baas & Co. | Per doz. spiits, $1 pints, $i, | Per do & ’? Green Trading Reeeae We Give Them == Thine and Woselle Wines a-Main, Germany Case Johann Gerst, Frankfurt Rauenthaer Rudeshel Erdener T RHINE | 10, land Gin, large bottles, shee 69c | Cooper Store, Fourth Foor, Front) c Genes MUSCAT gallon, reduced ti $1.35) $1.15 and i DOUBLIN STOUT, Ramshead Bottling, per dozen pints, $y 50 | Ber dos _ fer doten 4 (Slee z | *

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