The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1908, Page 11

THE EVE . NING ieee ca i Bell, chief of ataff, Instructing him to Schubert Glee Club Shows |¥s:/si8osves in ° ° ° | oo oe ts Quality in Fine Concert! wscwener ort saxov woox The steamer Lackawa A from herrea recone Deaution of munrise and sunset, the al- Shiclds, which arrived y-day ’ w luramenta of the dancing swirls ami the ports large s nackerel outside Gings Felicien David’s ‘“'The] sath of the followers of Mahomet, In Sandy Hook. Lik During her ”” cg? q\this the chorus did excellent wok, 9cean the Lackawanna sighted Desert” and Stra@uss’S|inowing tne modulation, power under 2° HETInaINEESIER py eucepere restraint and splendid exaltation in the 2) milrs east vf Cape nace. "Wine, Woman and Song” Admirably. tefbutes to Allah. Mr. Johnson's sive Wore exquinitely sung, especially the | “O Night, O Lovely Night!" The spoken parte by Mra, Gould were stilted and unreal. Her emphasis was without modulation or shading. Strauss's “Wine, Woman and Song,” | while not expressed with the compelling jexhilaration of the visiting Vienna * estes cholr's rendition of {t a year ago, had Behenck was made its conductor |.) ite int and ingratiating charm. SS ares PI Pa |Schubert’s “Night,” Max Spicker's ar- Matton i wae Fork city, mangement of an Hungarian folk-song, The concen leat aignt in the estitortwa | Dowa in ‘Yonder Valley,” ana Owst's <a fa oTeiney cies, mien Pee was | Phere Was a Lazy Shepherd were be well sung. = Mba eae CIR HTST bad Mr. Johnson's lovely voice was heard ewes i to the utmost, There wero |t° Scventee in songs by Puccint, Any to sixty mona voloes in the | DebUSHY, Taohatkowsky and Bartheimy, Chott, On the whale watt belenced, zf [Sm David Mannes played compositions the tenors fell somewhat behind the | °” eee rae ita Cees Sea deases in sonority, the fault ts a oom- | ond © oh Se ani moh one. The chorus had the assist- “Merry a nee of te Now York Festival On | acts’ tner eee Umiise cme hestre, Edward Johnson, tenor; Devi |mere men in the seats behind thom, SE eee eee Se T land the rush for the doors while the and Moritz E. Schwars et the plano. | anal chorus to “Allah" was being sung, In Mr. Mannes's solos he was acoom-| wore quite in keeping with the ounduct panied by his wife, who formerly was/of New York audiences, Moving on May 1st? Have you provided for falephone service at your new location? If not, notify us at once. It will facilitate the in- stallation of the service. BPCYLVESTER RAWLING. Schubert Glee Club for a long time has been a valuable musical @eset of Jersey City, Since El | WEW YORK TELEPHONE OO. Telephone Nos.t fork it. Now York ft. Vernon ‘onkers w Rochelle 1200 New Rehle 19000 Main 1g0l4 Bedford 12014 Sonth, 12016 W mebrg 114 Jamaton, it Flard wa jenbsk Ay. Jamaica SA0) (hoses Sob tiiecL itd eee ene ins Av. Compkevie,.1. i200 Temphevle Felicton David's symphonic ode “The! FUNSTON TO LEAVENWORTH, | [iwmerker St.” Newark Nid) int Newark” eek fag incipal number. B/) gan FRANCISCO, April 2.—Gen. feeks to portray osrevan the progress of a abross the Sahara, with the ——— | Frederick Funston, whose prospective — No Kxtra Charge for It. transfer to Fort Leavenworth waa en- overwhelming influence of the was "i Aavertisements for The World may be left nounced several weeks sg0, received al American District Messe: oft of sand, the terror of a atorm, the formal orders yesterday trom Gen. J. F.\ ti tectty anil) PML sched esident are constructed on the proper mechanical principle and are made of the very best materials. ic automatic action of the 100% Comfort is assured by the “Give and Take’’ the elasticity of the always fresh and dependable webbing of which they are made. is natural and positive on account of the high quality of materials and because the strain on shoul- ders and buttons is reduced to a minimum. 100% Service is assured by the maker’s guarantee on every pair. ‘‘Satisfaction —New Pair—or Money Back.’’ Various weights and lengths. 100% Reliability buy President Suspenders now. on reccipt of price, 50 cents. Begin to-day to get your full allowance of suspender comfort If your dealer can’t supply you we will, postpaid The C. A. Edgarton Manufacturing Co. 575 MAIN STREET SHIRLEY, MASS. REGALS FOR WOMEN Oxfords in Correct Leathers In Patent, Gun Metal and Tan, the fetching new Oxfords now being shown in each Women's Regal store will strongly appeal to every woman who recognizes that style-correctness in her footwear is of equal importance with style-correctness in her gown or hat. The “snap” and individuality of style in Regals are as definite as their standard quality. That's proven by their popularity among the smartest-dressed New Yorkers. Your choice in Women’s Regals is almost unlimited this season—104 new Spring styles, each as charac- teristic of Regal handicraft as the model shown here. It's a two-eyelet Tie in the new “Regal Brown” leather, with charm and grace in every line and curve. In Regals only do you find quar- ter-sizes. They give you double assurance of comfort and perfect fit. $3.50 ana $4.00 Mail Orders Promptly Filled One of the 104 correct Regal styles for this season made in all leathers. VA-Sizes New York City. 785 Broadway, cor. 10th St New Spring and Summer Style Book sent postpaid on request EATER NEW YORK WOMEN'S STORES ke WORLD, WEDNESDAY, Greenhut and The Catholic Centenary We cordially extend to all women visitors to New York during the Catholic Centenary Celebration an invitation to make their headquarters at our Reception and Lounging Room, Fourth Floor. The comforts and conveniences afforded include facili- ties for correspondence, a supply of the newest magazines and newspapers, and tea is served (without charge) throughout the dav. Besides, we have provided a register by means of which the temporary addresses of triends may be learned Please register. Sale of Mahogany and Gold Furniture Company Dry Goods pieces from our regular stock at decided price-savings. character of these goods, not to mention the price-lowerings, make this a timely eve tor those who have June wedding gifts in mind Gold Cabinets; Mahogany Furniture: Magazine stands; regularly 6.00 a1 4.00 finest prade; mirror backs, glass shelves, beautifu Fancy table; “ 750" &£ . ies High-back arm chair “1250 * 9.75 Recued) 47.50 1 35 00 Tea table; « 1250" 950 60.00" 4250 Lady's arm chair; 1000 * 7.75 - 65.00" 49.00 Lady's arm rocker; «13.50 " 10.00 “7900 56.50 Lady’s closed desk; 00 ie ue “130.00 " 90.00 Centre table; “20.00 5 ‘ arose Sheraton inlaid desk; «9750 « 20.00 2 ke 105 00 Large davenport; “40.00 29.75 225.00 “ 175.00 Sheraton inlaid bookcase; “48.50 3700 | Third Floor , , ly . “U yyy Women s Spring A few timely sug: Some Unusual Unusual "—that’s keynote of the truly markable dollar gestions in footwear gleaned from a stock whichis as free from Millinery line of ootwear APRIL 29, 1908. _ To add spice to what is undoubtedly the handsomest showing of mahogany furniture and gold cabinets in New York, we offer tomorrow a limited number of The elegance and exclusive nt ly the re- fen hats that have everything commonplace as it is replete won such marked favor. Unusual in with everything distinctive : conception, treatment and colorings— Tend Walking Lica in an 00: fen Rasen alf with the unusualness that exclusive shops patent leather, Copenhagen blue suede, black Russia ain Tee ian s : calf and white canvas, at 500 rge heavily for. A number of new English Colonial Ties; in golden brown sufde, tan models are added for to-morrow. Russia calf, London smoke, grey suede, patent leather and black buckskin, at 00 Pumps, Sailor, Gibson and Garden Ties, made on smart, distinguished lines, at 3.00, 350 & 5.00 For Thursday Only: Tan Russia calf button shoes, with style-touches of narrow toe, perforated vamp and ing wear; also distinctive conceits French mourning millinery. Second Floor miliitereeneonts French hand-made short dresses; y Infants New model hats for carriage and even- in yoke and bishop styles; 6 months to 2 years, Cuban heel; regularly 4.00, at 3.00 Wear « 150, 1.95 & 2.65 erenlitcs Imported carriage robes, hand-made and embroidered: four desirable styles, at 1.75 to 3,95 These items would be Pique reefers, elaborately hand embroidered; also Fashionable Nets interesting eng eet full length coats, embroidery trimmed: sizes 1 to 3 at any times and doubly years, at : 275 & 3.50 And Laces 2, owe when Spring Black-and-white checked coats; white pique and Chtsh ecutds Wield black velvet collars and cuffs, at » 395 are being planned; Double-width filet nets in plain and figured effects in white, cream and wanted colorings, values 75c, $1.25 and $1.50, at 50c., 75c. && 95c Figured Brussels nets, in white and cream, double width; value $1.00, at 50c Lace waist patterns, of prettily figured oa an at : Infants’ Dept, Second Floor Silk-and-Cotton 50c to 1 Low-necked lawn dresses in several pretty bisho and Gretchen models; lace and embroidery trimmed, 50 Exquisitely printed silk-and value $1.50. at cotton mousselaine for rav- French Valenciennes insertions and edgings; new 73 ishing little summer and patterns; value 50c. doz yds. at, doz. yds. 25c Mousselaine evening dresses; floral designs on white and tinted grou some with Platte Valenciennes laces and insertions; values 8c. . . : . : lustrous to 12c. yd., at 5c Main Floor At Half Price nds; satin stripes; this season's newest —_—_—____——_—————_ colorings and designs; 28-in; regularly 50c. a & N ? House dresses of service yd at 50 0 9 BaD House UrSeS able chambray thar will Main Floor look well and wash well; one-piece, with belted waist and gored skirt; at Dresses, Aprons and Kimonos, 95c One ahd two piece house dresses of blue and striped chambrays or percales in light and dark cbecks; waists with high necks and long sleeves or Dutch necks and elbow sleeves; at 1.45 One and two piece house dresses of fine plain or striped chambrays and percales, attractively made; at | O5 Nurses’ dresses of white, striped or figured madras; plaited waist and Smart, dainty Sale of Silk Parasols 2.50 and 3.00, at Main Floor All-Wool in beautiful colorings to m Summer frocks; sticks of en 1 Few moderate-priced fabrics have their light weight, their really fine ‘full gored skirt; values 3.00 and porate kaa 2.75 and 3.95 Batistes crimes. and the supple, clinging we Maids’ aprons in a range of styles, fabrics and trim- We offer all-wool batiste ina comp mings; at cil 25c to 275 range of street and evening colorings—including Full-length and short kimonos and pretty dressing sacques of plain or dotted lawn; trimmed with colored border; at Second Floor Dinner Napkins ---Underpriced Main Floor. A notable offering of Dinner napkins of heavy, ported white Louisine bleached satin damask in beautiful scroll, fern, fleur de lis, rose, shamrock and snow- White Louisines Underpriced in the rich, lustrous qu for which the fabric parasols of pure silk taffeta, plain and hemstitched; atch mel to match or natural wood; values 95 the vogue of wool batistes, on account of col- ave, plete new Spring shades—38 in. wide; regularly 50c., at. 4c im- silks in white, ivory and cream, ality rop designs; the wanted 24 is x 24 size; regularly 3.50 @ doz; at 2.50 noted; 20 in; values 1 00 and 1.25, at 85c Main Floor Main Floor 6th Ave., 18th to 19th St. Greenhut & Company, 6th Ave., 18th to 19th (Store formerly occupied by B. Altman & Co.) BEAUTIFULNEW UPRIGHTS,$149, Including Stool, Cover and Tun- ing free. Call and try them. PlanosRemoved,Tuned and Repaired by Ex- perts. REAL ESTATE FOR SAL NEW JERSEY. DUMONT, N. J via the ‘West Sh bath, all Impro a small amount put REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— BROOKLYN. I Will Take the Rent You Are Now Paying s payments on a lovely home in Brooklyn ly thirty minutes from New York; five cent fare. Hadn't You Better Look Into This? Also, we havy apartments to rent: 7 | | | RR.—Si CHARLES ¢ West 884 st FOR SALE, — AUTO BARGAIN WE All of our finest Au Manhattan's Fifty-horse Haynes, $ 90 STEINWAY St. 1,500 inhabitants, 12 miles | xX room Rousse ents, sold on easy terma EK! PLAYER $ Five rooms and bath mobile Exchang Seven rooms and bath, $20. Peerless ''24.30'" horse, $5: 5 PIANOS See ae PlorcerArroms,Ilko new), ano to Women's iluck Jac cts Fine » hite ‘elephone 744) —Cort cial Manager, | Maxwell Runabouts. | $100 8650; Chiffon Panama and fine, lustrous Extra, heavy —w 1 g oom 67 80 Liborty at. N.Y. u sho. Cleve ; Mer. | | Broadcioth— lore Wear splendidly —f6x: sao teint: Seri: Room Liborty [somo viecuot SL Ggaguind. #890; ser Rroadeloth—trimmed or tatlored QB | eltaday tied centre team .38 40 I Ra tntor Limquaine, | $1,400, Tromae 1907! Ff silk lined—sizes 32 t0 46. 6 instead of L 0 “DEPT. NEW JERSEY. rdater,, $14! tao. | PWOrth 12.00. 2 HASEMENT—MUSLIN_D) 60 WEBER na NEW JERSEY. Packard Runge tT 244? Bor Pope so ||P BPE case ag osnige — : 75 SOHMER 29 MIN. FROM NeW vor Richard Braisier hi Gilde, $750; Lam-! SECOND _FIOOR—COAT_DE! California Wool Blankets ‘< i : English Humber, Brooklyn, #108 Fifth Ave., bet. foth & 11th Sts. #401 Broadway, near Marcy Ave. +108 Broadway, bet. Ditmars St. and Willoughby Ave. #1975 Broadway, near Gates Ave, s) Hroadway, opposite Herald Hunulding ad Sixth Ave., S. E. cor, 21st St. 166 W. 125th St, cor. 7th Ave ‘STORES MARKED WITH A STAR ARE OPEN XVENINOS ZARN West of Fifth Av nue FOURTEENTH STREET HOUSEKEEFERS’ WEEK | Only Three Days More! Ends Saturday, May .d Hotel and Boarding louse Keepers, and those who have city or Summer homes to equip, will find this a great opportunity to buy Jable Linens Curtains | Toweis | Upbh. Fabrics | Towellings Rugs | Muslins | Window Shades Curtain Foles Comfortables Quilts Blankets Cutlery Sheetings | Sheets | Fiilow Cases Tickings Filiows Scarfs and Shams | Paints and Enamels . StiberWare Soaps | AT PHENOMENALLY LOW PRICES! —> | Women’s Tatlored Suits, Coats, Jackets. Silk ana Lingerie Dresses, Shirts | Thursday being Special day in Women's Apparel, we invite attention to the following——Prices specially lowered in conformity with our custom of making this a day of exceptional attractions in this department. JACKE Biack Broadcloth and Tan Covert—three and four button itaways—straight fronts— ni-fitted and English box- or 5.98 jack Chiffon Broadcloth, Striped Covetts—single » breast—taffeta 98 coats vee 198 of Black Volle made over te silk trim—also h hiffon broade cheviot | SUITS—Shadow Stripe and Plain | Panamas—black and colors—also worsteds In ntly tailored Chiffon w stripes 17.98 Lega hair-line and shade d ne worth $30.00 . shades ot Plain and Striped Chiffon na~also Serges K and surrs 5 high-class, plain styles or | colors and Worumbo Cove r smart effects with contrast | And cutawayeworn Gee HOB. bralds and aatin— |LONG COATS=CHIton: Becadciots it Ve: > A hiftc oadelc Sy eee a | “and Chiffon Panama—tull, loose | mods ans omely trimmed with praid— ' SUITS of Chiffon Volle and Panamas—| fata, silk celoeriieee med with rich tage black and fine ahades—also invisible | six. " 12.98 striped and novelty Panamas with | mip seus TEs bordered effects artistically disposed— | * Gy ‘OATS of Peau elegantly trimmed—fitted and pleated) modele Te Renee em. odels— raided elegantly COE a a roeemrentt 24,98 | braided eaten Uae) | jLong Chiffon Taffeta silk COATS— | PANAMA lain and elf | eee ey h—pleated, circular stripe—a and fine Imperial 2mplre—han: Serges—n: hed coate with | _trimmed—value $1 10.98 fancy ves t ly smart and JACK of Black Satin and Taffeta Sik—fitted and or pointed back— taffeta silk lining—worth $1898, 1/98 satin 27.98 | A SILK COAT SUITS— pleated Blazers and one-button Cutaways— n $35... 21.98 | ts high-class mode! and braid trim— worth $42.00 sem!-fitted—straight, lack or white usin JACKETS—over taffeta t1k—short slashed kmona sleeves— exquisite model—worth $168... i” Finer Braid Jackets TAFFET. Nf black and colors— Qhort or medium, to elaborately trim'd—wort NATURAL PONC( JACKETS—fan tailored—also seve! nth lengths loose model—Mme. Butterfly, Bishoy and coat sleeve—fancy trimmed with silk and brafd—black or red or blue, with gilt, etc.—others elaborately trimmed with Venice lace—others ask $18.00 to $35.00, here $13.98 to $25.98, High-class Auto and Rain COATS— TAFFETA SILK PRINCESS DRESSES —Black, colors ard chocks—also | polka dot Foulards with Ince yokes and self sleeves— «ggg IRE COATS, with worth $16.93, NOVELTY EM Mme. Butterfly sleeve—seven-elghth changeabée or plain stripes or solid length—fancy black and white colors—best new. models— 2 | striped serge—trimmed with red or worth $18.95 to $21.98........... 12,98 green silk and gilt braid a 19.98 At same price. fine Cravennette— black, olive, tan and gray, Women's Panama Skirts—all woll— quality—black, with wide fold—also cx and white or navy and checks In the new border ui pleated" rome extra sizes— ble Value At veces 2.98 Black Voile and Panama 8KIRTS— pleated or gored—self or silk trim— also black shadow stripe mohair— ular and extra sizes— 5.98 of Black Volle, White Serge puttons—elsewhere $25.98... SILK DRWSSES—Princess and Jumper styles—Shantung and Taffeta— fancy | tailored or with lace hand emb'y and open stitching— 14, worth §24.98 5 | SUITS of Pongee, Shantung and Taffeta |" Siiks—black and other new shades— the Pongee {n natural tint— Mime. Butterfly und one and two Dutton Cutaways—Point Venise lace, knife pleatings, rich bratdings sk velvet tibbon, silk, ete.— 25.93 | aud Chiffon Panamas, ‘tn black an orth $87.6 : . Colors—regular and extra sizes Nrorch) $¥(.88 POWAY SILOS eccsceeee . 7.98 LINGERIE DRESSES—Batiste and of Black Taffeta Silk and swith Voile and Black und Colored Panama —gored or pleated~elaborately turimmed—worth $14.98— ‘Swiss—dainty fanc ces, embroidery, Dot Special .... & Don’t Miss the Millinery Values! ALWAYS SOMETHING SFECIAL! ee 40 cts. NONE BETTER! MAIN FLOOR--WEST BUILDING. Souvenirs of the | We Sell ial Celebration | ‘*Powell's'’ Best Chocolates | Centennial Cele | i veg | of the Archdiocese of New York | Bytoleolete: STATIONERY —THIRD FLOOR. MORNING SALES To-morrow, Thursday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, i we reserve privilege of restricting quantities. 11-4 size for large beds white with col'd bo! Women’s Li» gerie Waists Fine Batiste and Lawn—Val. and Filet ‘ hom: Flyers, ). h vy ality 110 WAGNER RA. sixeytioder Natit PM? FS! tooo. | Paces and reli emt in sever 4 38 av EdeME 125 GABLER 4 Monthly RUTHERFORD, Ne de! seeroedee et Bee, go, | [Breit voke and pane! eftecte--], Until Pala (ADJOINING CARLTON HILL STATION 100 otter "unusual opportunities, Hetonetra. | | all sizes—worth $2 19 yAist peer, |White Turki h Towe is 130 GILBERT 4 Monthly, Jersey Homen at 3,80, 10 $9,000 ry Hone cheartully given | | SECOND _FIOOR—WASH WAIS extra size and extra quailty 477 4 a ty “tocate! "on. larie. foreat-grown tito Bodies : 150 HAINES BROS. 5 Munn, GRC a Ce tn Rurrilonalte low sprigea try uate: | [Women’s Cambrio Wrappers _|2xi Tie oon 175 WESER 5 Monthly’ | monta: ig _cash discouut. see b Broadway Mammoth” Auto- [Variety of neat siviesimeaiim 6 7 Until Paid | ing, Free booklet and tickets and dark colorings—extra f 4 I9OBEHR BROS. 5 (Nonthivs J ees "S80 Reomaeny Ts mobile Exchange. [[seieOnit Sizes worth #119......° = PIANOS $ ‘ Tinti! Pa Carlton Realty Co., Sort 578 pmperty, West SOth st. near Rroadway SECOND FLOOR WRAPPER DEP + Gariton starion, + MONTHLY mported siefliiernes + 2 neh— igh 1 lad RENTED, 3 Atoll t= Ral era 36 urbe SATIONAT, DIAMOND. & SE Look pauss coups vert | Fancy Dress Lawns | co. ity tor an Idea ITEM Da ASR Sees care eos eee CNR artatdn Wied 7 Ter ie (of | tages ae) WATCHES AND DIAMOND ie EAL 41/2i . : | Blea CASH OR CREDIT, EASY PAYMENTS a Price * ‘ MES | | PIANO ae Ts, American Watch & DiamondCo. HAUG Ol perma EERO ENT , a panty fewtn | & MAIDEN LANE, Phone 0867 Cortlandt. UR hows | Arenlneoitay ‘81 Court, cor. Livingston St. owners! Gentlemen's Clothing to, Order on $1 Bxiracwide: end rion’ Meess| inex i i Newark. NJ, Qne Block from Morong tal bd | ‘1 Bulla | Weeniy paymente; perfect fi fine macerial, p iad. Taffel is all Th pels) $41 Broad St.. opposite Central R, EOerverik Laan. 5 poste Flatbush station Open ngs. EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO MALN NEW OF ue RUILDING. | SOC rea SIH | ———= | 28) Broadway, Entrance on Park Place. — PeeaaTG a 225-253 Main Ta Mnd coffe sat wpoleanie bynes, DIAMONDS, — EASY PAYMENTS. _ BEWARE OF VICKPUCKETS. : } \ ae. . W, S, elias Goods. Call or wi Protect’ your money or watch from pick- \ ‘ ‘ > | i FAS ae RR ASM a eenchaae: GERS Se Se | Continuation of the Notion Sale ! : ied % |