The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1908, Page 8

ing class. His di. Beethoven's Fifth Symphony |. on was he studen heard him were Mme! Ruleeh de Cisnerc so faultles nts of THE EVENING phd aS eae ., ville-Reac! M jondi and | In the “La half of t in Cycle Splendidly Played *.:: ie Reache and M) tetio, Ancona a f their usual’ parts. ‘The ; the Manhattan Opera-House at the Sat-| “ation a Ger LL end tele urday matinee. The impersonations of |tro Campanin: and his orciiestra hearty applause. ‘New York Symphony So-| the principai characters by Mary Gar- Bi METROPOLITAN AUDI den, Dufranne and Perier have caught ' ciety’s Orchestra Establishes | tne puvite fancy. For its tinal per- formance this season, on Friday night. Its Virtuosity — A Novel | the nouse 1s sold out. If engagements | A large auc by Dufranne and Perler in Paris did | Sunday conce Trio Produced — Audience jnot prevent, the Debussy-Macteriinck | Opera-House 4 the jmusic-drama could be given many more | appreciative. Geraldine Most Enthusiastic. times with success, Curiosity and in-|the Styrienne from ““Mign ; terest are vastly stirred ov Jan encore “Con 5 The double bill of “La "\to her own and “Pagliacci” another fine audien id A STHOVEN’S immortal fifth es Pera E B phony was superbly read played by Walter Damrosch and nearty applause. the Symphony Soctety's orchestra aN GIACONDA* IN CONCERT Carnegie Hall yesterday afternoon. SONTAG HEM RNTT RIERA NT Since the establishment of this orches- | tra upon a permanent basis, with its| Besides the excerpt from “la Gla- {ven in concert form at the rehearsals, there has been &! conda,”’ | : growth in interpretative spirit} Manhattan Opera-House last evening, | | as in teohni [there was a programine filled with at- ays performancy tractive features, and house was | Lunn was “Oh, Lovely Night aria’ was from | BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. | tron | | | FATHER PETROFF ST. PETERSBURG, Gregory Pet surpassed began with nony that breathes t has not a Koch*e Uptown Prices Make Down- town Shopping an Extravagance. From 8 A. M. to 12 M. C. O. D., Mail or "Phone Orders Filled. ig chances. Every article practica Money promptly refunded for any uns. nade an ex- tter, concludes sual money-sav at cost o° less. purchase. 25c. These Linoleums are Its tone served yed it and E tit Mr, Damroseh_p: re played the vasoun as admirable. effect Grecian buck “regularly ‘Cfaln. Floor.) THIN BLO S8c., > regularly 5 AN TUMBLEE oy INITIAL nd ini 49c ned with ‘ a AINLI = B va ir. 19. t f a heavy oteot 10¢ 25ce Whiting Paper, Iie. WHITING & BERNIE COMPANY'S QUA PURE WHITE put up in attractiv s 24 sheets and 24 envelopes regularly 2c. box (Main Floor.) (Baxement.) BOXES; tonnes; Ii ua 1 toe SHIRT. WAIST the finale, Son every requirem precision. cleanness ness. grace and the t finds itself in proper ere there. The audi- d .t to the fullest extent, ute {it pald in applause ast note Was sounded was * much for the Interpreters as blue, white and black, he master who concelved the very popular for spring; k regularly $2.00 — (second Floor.) PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY ENDS ITS REGULAR SEASON. Safonoft brought the Phii- ’s subscription season at Carnegie Hall on with a programm Fourth Fioor.) WOMEN'S CHINA SILK SLIPS, to be worn under shirt waists; neck and sleeves witn lace edge, in pink,§ wom vaTM PORTED ST. 1.59: 15¢.Fancy White Lawns, 11 2c. ; CH Les with woven do 35c. Moire Ribbon, stripes, in various sizes; are RIBBON, 2 $2.00 Silk Slips, 1.5% ee } j Main’ Foor.) extri very popular fabric for quality; 5 waists or full costum: A | ie ina fi regularly 15¢. yard. (Main F 1 assortme former price 35c (Main Floor.) ors: oOF.) Cossack's reading of Beet! s h symphony was more nearly con- onal than hls reading of any ot efforts, No one in the v Yoel | arse and enthusiastic. The first end | HGnRieDeniors that d it could fail to feel| oniy appearance in concert of Jean fan Dearie’ at jast, New York has an Cae Perier, the Pelleas of Debussy's opera, | tudy potatie} zg y music lover may be! naturally excited interest, but his selec: j Be tions were hardly in the Sunday even- third of the the Tuesday Morning Sales ENCE Metropol. Farrar non,” and Ki 8 Goritz's chief Lorizeng’s mn COMING. March 16.—Fa lly quoted atisfactory SS »45cine Initialled Tumblers, 49e. ee $2 Shirt Waist Boxes, $1.19. covered in 2¢c. Women’s Hose, 20c. To prevent dealers buying, quantities limited. nn work that he has ivesteal tion could be taken to his batonless hands soug! ce that might please classicist. If the re- sults were not altogether satisfying, th feult must be laid to the inelasticity 125th St. West, Between Lenox & Seventh Aves, ENJOYS A GOOD CONCERT. heard the popular nt and was warmly Rave nt nbd 4 the Rye, where he will deliver of his perhaps over-bis orchestra. While there was @ mechanical response to all tis demands, there was lacking a prope. expression of feeling. Tho performance Yet the beauties of the pre not all obscured he Wagner numbers the prelude to “Die Melstersinger” and the The Oriental Store Announcement is made of an Exhibition of Spring Dress the orchestra did itsel? || enductor co ho powerful Silks For Children's 1.00 Shoes; sizes 1 to Sis. MONDAY, Third Floor Salesroom. 6th Ave. & 18h St. Dr. Keller’s Com- fort $3 Shoes if wie a4A05 SPECIAL SHOE for Nurses, Teachers, Saleswomen or aay who are on their feet much Hand Welied Fiexible Soles The uppers are cut from selected French Vici Kidskin. Patent leather tips or a Misses’ $2.00 1 00 Sample Shoes, Patent Coltskin and Vici Kidskin; Lace and But- sizes 82 to 11 and 11}2 to 2; extension ; low heels. Women’s Sailor Ties and Gibson Ties. New Spring Sample Lots, from fa- i mous Boston makers, Regular 2.50 and 3.00 grades, at... Patent Colt Sizes 2% kin and Gun Metal Calfskin to $ widths B to EE Women’s Shoes and 4.0 Patent Leather and ion Soles Oxfords, saers regular 1.50 and 2.00 grades, Men’s Storm Caif Boots ak at 1 [ee "s regular 3.00 and 4.00 grades, tan Russia fskin and Black Box Calf; sizes 6 to 14 Boys’ Schooi 1° Shoes at . all solid leather; sizes 9 to 3 3 and 1 to 5%; well worth 1.50. Men’s Work Shoes at Maker's regular 2.00 and grades: calfskin double solid leather (ee HOPPER NAYS | Sale Opens Sale Closes 94.M. IP. M. | St Patrick’s In the Morning Special “Limited” Sale |. We have arranged for that will make every purchacer rem Day To-Morrow a 4-hour-bargain occasion mber St. Patrick's Day, 1908. Further talk unnecessary! n’s and Youths’ Overcoats, values $10 to $15.00 } and Youths’ Suit (Broke: Women’s Tourist os NOTE.—It will be worth your while to celebrate in the afternain trem: above poorl, indicate the astonishing values awaitin: you al ove Remember—9 A. M. to | P. M—To=Morrow. ‘S|. caer En Pure Si'kTaffeta Pa~ Men's Men's 's Top and Ra ee (B SO get here in the morning, becaus: the in ;rint but store. scls, W ide ne emsitched “GREEN Handle; of Imported Wood, _\ that have a charming individuality. veri | GENUINE CHINE 3 PONGER, “ slisa utes: | SILK CREPES, ent ative ¢ Announce | SOFT SATINS, FOULARDS & HABUTAI | An endless variety of shades and designs including borda Not usual or conventional in any way—exrclusively Vantine's. | This week we place on display our importations of new silks—many new weaves and designs are shown VOILEs, re effects, e y | ATI TION IN PARTICULAR IS DIRECTED TO OUR feaiaven : 44 INCH PONGEE SILK IN THE NEWYST SHADES. BELIK PLEASES GREAT aaah ae HIPPODROME AUDIENCE Japanese beautiful hand-embroidered Jan K an Russian AND ROBE Vxquisite floral designs carefully executed (under our s: in Japan), on naterials of superio- weave, Genuine Pongee, China Silks and C Jrepe! Bellas! end Irish Linen. VANTINE'S PATT NS ARE EXCLUSIVE—NO A special ition ts extended to expert visiting J to vtew this Display, Secon F) A. = Broadway at 18th Street MPELLEAS ET MELIGANDE” DRAWS A CROWDED MATINEE “Pelleas et Molisande” agsagn crowded npervision including S, TWO ALIKE modistes A. Vantine & Co. 4 - AL i ‘a ~ ’ Chambers St. City Hall Park. Broadwe Stewart Building. Muled Fre “li A title 8 ieormas, $05 Agenis tor GRAND WAPIDS “FURNITURE. Open Every i:vening Of the tollowing «Se! xactly as they “S| Pa 3 CHEE aes Grand Raptds Furniture. r peer crun rare Te ae $75 Worth $7.50 Lown $1.50 Week} 100 ‘ 10.00 “ 2,00 “ mo Fam) OB nr? “ 70,00 ‘* 2.50 "30.00 " 3,50 Forms Apply derney, T Rhode The Business enterpriges cold through Sunday World Wants are usually “Barzains” in every eense of tha) word. _— 0 ol MARCH 16, (1908. | racers MICOOSOOOOIOAHOIHIS 3000000000000000000000000000900000000000000000SR (CHALL ENGE SALE S going to be another tremendous wees a THE “tat STREET W Se Hudson Tunnel Tats Again have preparations been Ticket for NGERS REACHING THE 14TH le. The change & made on a is notewort! in the HOUR SAI These sales, as will be noted, run frr z STORE (aeey Gu ghn will be 2 i 11 to 1, 1 to 3 from 3 to handed Gees thy Ge a Arp wi 2c. AT A Every Bargain Is Most Extraordinary Sc. HUDSON TUNNEL TICK These “tickets are a going to Hoboken or traveiling from Hoboken to New York. ‘ON SALE ALL ‘DAI Men’s Suits. At $8.09 SIKIFIS HI IOODVAI AI DHONI IO HRSG OS HAO HAN KAKA KAA LIS CDOS CKRK Bay ufler Pe.ticoats, Petticoats, Press, Sacqu Bootee Pieces. All GIRLS’ $3.98 RI totsyrs. | ors and WOMEN’S $1.00 AND $1.50 ELBOW LE De OOe and Arab; ful heavy thread 59c HAIR 2'c (Tne 14TH STREET STORE, a oor: LACE MIITS.... ILK ROUGH SHAN 15c. FIGURED BATI h width; all patterns. aSc, SIZE RUBIFOAM MEN'S 25. cut to seats 14c Oe 79c. CROCHET SPREADS. colers. Pair rf bed boutl Pee (hse $1.75 (RHINE STONE cOMB Back and side 98c size! light and dark eo 8 $1.50 GOODYEAR ? SYRIN' KS HKG ANHIDHIGOON HIGGS FOUNTAL B unre eee) DOC HERALD 65 ¢ MBROIDERED 9c. UNBL. BACHE D MUSLIN. FS Extra fine ity. Yard 50c. and 75c STONE st BUCKLES... 10c. CAN BISHOP’ DENSED SOLPS.. 2 WOMEN'S 98 WRAPPI R TE KIMONOS. ) KID OXF ORD mad ar 29C MEN'S $.0 SUITS. Pretty $6.98 eee E0c. Well AKKKE SSRIS retired ith brass $i7, 98 (Third Floor.) WOMEN’S $1. Tiks Pat sizes 2% t Wo stripes ans checks $o al woo! mixtures. 5 i a e Gi 0 fi ms Wai (s fs. ON VEILS. 29¢ 10c. and 15 MBROIDERY } ernieetyia eiemuretiitaent ac TSivacseece 8 FLOUNCINGS AND —INSER- ; anenworkaneni: §§ TIONS. Wive show t S osens. Yor = y i i ee WOMEN’S $1 AND $2. KID : . Mended and odd slightly imperfect; rT colors; MSs pair. AOC WOMEN'S 52 NET WAISTS, Whieandecru OOC 05c. NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. i sets h ph aL ng eats. re] lish Pore $tP.N. AND OTHER WELL (Sixth Floor) KNOWN MAKES OF COR PORK LO Cut 10¢) SEIS. Black only. eles none All sizes.........- 10¢ 7 (9c, $2 HEATHERBLOOM & COATS. Black Full floring fhe "FLE CED BLANKETS. med with chi shireicg |) White or grays medias” Ap and ruffles of pin $1 99 i sizes. Pair... tucks.. et $2 JAP SILK WAIST: ioe Ah 98c $1.98 TAPESTRY DINING TABLE COVERS, 5-4 fringed al! around, 7c. GROSS HOOKS AND EYES. flack or nickel; gross in WOMEN'S “35e.. AND S0¢. CASHMERE ONE iS, Discon- tinued lines and broken 12: ‘c women, in black and san 96 MISSES’ $3.50 JUMPL DRESSES. Sizes 14 @H f to 18 yr: 6 SE. 29. RUFFLED CURTAIN LACES i Ivory, white Arab. date SSS SBGSi SOO COSCOT GGL IOST. Yard. 10c. STAR ALP! IRE | ranoy BRAID, s-yar tor... Tepe eal IIc 3 $2,908 DECORATED 9-PIE S CHAMBRAYS, 27 % POW SE Full g inches wide; solid colle 4 @ sizes; all colors...... eB lengths 2 to 10 yards. SC Q ee om 9 % 50c. NEW STRIPED an DR. SCOTT'S SI SIZE G COIDS, 38 inches wide: ELEC TRIC HAIR 59c % newest color comb nations; 19 BRUSH aster ecestees: 8 zat zs c 75. NICKEL ALARM AQ § WOMEN’S i0c, SEAMLLE 3S CLOCKS ,...+200:0.5 BA Cc 5c] BLAVK S!CCKINC Teng Island No. 8 baskot, .. HAVANA BLOSSOM x warden grown; 7c BOE PSI SLSR SA TED Ee ae eee ceanenenn |] CIGARS, Box of 50) Brea COHO! : Wines and Liquors. — },2sc. CAMBRIC MUSLIN. Extra toc. WHITE BATISTE. Cheke. |! avememmenemmmmrmmecernncece fl iine, for women's and chile 3 and pa effects; 39 imches Gg | tat, Gaiton Ga PHU aa air Nats een {CD Bo wider yar ve ZIG S pottia ss Cl Y MEN'S $3 TROUSERS. Big varl- Hh oee, OID M full at Pane “ety of worsteds and cheviots; also 3 COIN PUK . $1.00 blacks; sizes 30 10 48 $i. 55 3 16c. RIB ROASTS te )GNAC- waists. Pair. Duraunde { Mewconie,, S115; foe GorrLe WHITE 8 CHILDRE ND RYE-—For coughs 59¢ ROSE GiNseseeesecseee Cc 3 Chambrays TOURIST COC 736 WOMEN’S $5. PRINCESS LIN» & sizes to 3 years or Manhattan}; bo GERIE DRESSES, Prettily trim- |8 soc, EMBROIDERED WAIST GINGER | BRANDY ete, BOC med with Valenciennes faces and tucks. All colors, if FRONTS. Neat open work and blind effects; each.... 15¢ SE ox SORISE SOS > > } 5H) > 2 :) 5 > » > J :) MOLI > 2 q we OOM WOOO SOSSCOOCO scoCeTOOCCOCOC CoO FOOCOUO eo | ne ¥