The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1908, Page 12

— er ee = = CST eT Nee ee TAE Nene WORLD, THURSDAY, ae GAT- OS ‘OF TO FUE Hopeful for Next Season’s { Opera but Says “Don’t : Expect Too Much.” er La Savole sailed The French Qway to-day with a merry fheatrical folk on board. Giullo Gatti-Casazza. the new of the Metropolitan Ope: Anna Held, Eleanor Rot Charles Bigelow $Gutti-Casazza was filled with hope fo: the coming opera seasot In New York, and*while in Europe will endeavor to company of including irector -House and corral some new talent. {The public must not expect too much dhs season,” he said. ‘We are tied up with contracts, some of them extend- ing over years. Next season we shall FOR NEW TALENT ® to see the director's evra-| e Hietropotian fe was eoing to her music. | Her ie. who devel- aid she would onen In a new 1 sh remain Sonwhen she would |\‘Padovant Scores Again as Guidatn “Rigol:tio,” BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. ADOVANI appeared as Gilda in IP Rigoletto’ at the American The- atre last night. Her characteriza- tion of the Jester's daughter wae! both ng and sign power and ch had to repeat °C at with ther In the UES rnar!'s firmness on of the quartet. n Sparafucile handed the sack to Rigoletto it really beld Gilda, who was revived sufficiently to sing again, This restoration of Verdi's original score was a mistake. It spoiled the climax. ‘The usual cut is desiravle ‘Arcangeli as Rigoletto, Sacchett! as the Duke, Bozzano as Sparafuctle and 2X | ployed by the New York have new scenery for all operas.| Ganzio as Maddalena were the other With the exception of one, all the can-| 5rincipals in by far the best perform- ases will be painted in Europe. The Rigoletto” by Mr. Abramson’s @ostumes will be made in this country. | compan I was greatly surt D portunity and the last at your costume make! ‘at least, to hear Padovani ein on Saturilay afternoon, as those in the old is to sing Violeta in raviata. ‘The gala performance and testimonial Mr. Abramson, when the whole com- y will appear, takes place to-mor- install at the M Jowering and think it would the orch| altogether. HUMORS IN THE BLOOD When the blood is pure and healthy the skin will be soft, smooth and free from all eruptions or disease, but when the circulation becomes infected with any unhealthy humor the effect is shown by eruptions, pimples, boils, or some more definitely marked skin disor- der, such as Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, etc. Humors get into the blood, usually because of an inactive or sluggish condition of those members whose duty it is to collect and carry off the waste matter and refuse of the system. This unhealthy matter is left to sour and ferment and be absorbedinto the blood, and soon the circulation becomes filled with an acrid, irritating humor. The blood then, instead of performing its natural duty of nour- ishing the skin, regulating its temperature and preserving its uniform softness, pliability and healthful- ness, irritates and diseases the delicate tissues and fibers around the pores and glands and pro- duces some of the various forms of skin eruption or disease. The cause of all skin affec- tions can be traced to some kind of humor in the blood. Healthy cuticles are only possible where the circulation is pure; and there- fore the cure of any skin disease ¢an only come from a thorough Cleansing of this vital fluid. Salves, washes, lotions, etc., ¢annot cure. True such treat- ment relieves some of the itching and discomfort, helps to reduce inflammation, and aids in keep- ing the affected parts clean, but it does not reach the blood, where the real cause is loc: , and at best can be only palliative and soothing. S.S.S. cures skin diseases of every character and kind because it purifies and cleanses the blood. It goes down into the circulation and removes the humors that are causing the trouble, builds up the weak, acrid blood, and completely cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rheum, pimples, boils, and all otlier skin diseases and affections S.S. S. is made entirely of roots and herbs, a safe vegetable remedy. When S. S.S. has driven the humors from the blood, and cooled and purified the acid-heated cir- for six yearsI was severely troubled with Eczema, located principally on the shin bones, caused by a humor in the blood. The trouble would ap- pear in the form of small yellow blisters, characterised by itch- ing, etc. Itried sarsaparilias, so-called blood purifiers, salves, ointments, lotions and treatment under a local physi- cian, but nothing did me any good. Becoming discouraged I left off all this treatment, and seeing 8.8.8. advertised one day I decided totry it, and after taking it a short while the humor was driven from my blood andI wascompletely and permanently oured. Some seven months have elapsed o Iwas cured and have had no !ndication of a return of the Gineaso. G. 0. RECK. 404 Freedom St., Alliance, 0 culation, every symptom passes away, the skin is again nourished with rich, healthful blood, and comfort is given Poison Oak, Poison Ivy, to a humor-laden blood. advice free to all who write. to disease-tortured skins. S. Nettle Rash, and all other trou Book on Skin Diseases and any n §.S.S. is for sale at all drug stores THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. iMR. TAFT? MR. HUGHES? MR. JOHNSON? Mik. CANNON? MR. BRYAN? w Are You G ying to Vot is answered you Bhoutd aarett i The World Almanac cncyclopedia for 1908 figures all ready the | tance 2 e h ead Newsdealers ask only 25c for a copy of this 1,000 page book—It will be sent by mail upon re:epii pf 35c When a local train pulled out of the One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street station at wley was just run- ning up the steps from the street The train w 1g leap for missed his’ t to the railing and! [hfs b dashel against a girder and then wedged between the aide of! an electrician em- fea eaciemal helgiree When tue train w zy Was ead Hospital said he tantly, A number IN HARLEM STATION Frank Kilcawley, | toting. stopped Kiloaw- road at White Plains boam! a movin, dred and T: to-day, fe: work, and Kilcawley, lola Uved at N Jand Twenty to report at 7 ad bene killed in- cers were on the south-bound no blame to n, and RS Ja To-day and To-Morrow = (Great Clothing Event}| Before Decoration Day Sixth Ave. Q 23d St. at AMERICAN CLOTHIERS, THE GREATEST BARGAINS Big Sale To-Day and To-Morrow_ |, FOUR BANNER LOTS FOR MEN |; As Mentioned in the Squares Below Also Two Lots for Young Men—$76,000 Worth of Clothing in All. The Finest Qualities in the Entire Sale. | This great sale has been the most successful clothing event this month in New York. Great Values Count! The crowds go where the assortments are the best and the money vings are the greatest. We have sold enormous lots of well made clothing for men and boys during this sale, but the very hi Boys’ Long Pants Suits have been the slowest to move; therefore, yi We Have Cut Prices Stiil Deeper on the Finest, || Clothing in the Manufacturers’ Stocks, | And Offer Four Big Bargain Lots as | Enumerated in the Squares Below AT POSITIVELY UNDER HALF VALUE] |) Richest Blue Sergeand Sieei Gray Suits, the Most Dressy TWo- Piece Summer Suits, the Best Maze and Most Czre- | fuliy Finished Brown and Olive Suits. $12 to $15 Suits, $6.50 $16 Q $18 suits, $8 A lot that will be a surprise to This is one of the richest lots every man who visits this store to- df day and to-morrow, There are fancy Light Cheviot Suits, Fine Worsted Suits, Blue or Gray Serges, Single or Double Breastéd styles, ct d finished: in < ut and finished-in $6°° k lined Blue Serge Brown Worsted . Stripes and Invis- $ 8° double . good speed || peckel from Har-j }| | Shirtwaist Dresses st grade Suits and Trousers Snd§ | || | ered Linen: Two Blocks on Sixth Avenue From 70th Street to 22d Street ONeill-Adams (Clee ! Established Forty Years Sixth Avenue’ Papeete. Store Carriage Entrances on 2ist Steet 4 | | Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store | | FROM 9 UNTIL 12 NOON | TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) Adams Building | Clearing ‘Sale of ' Washable Shirt Waist Dresses | Coat Suits & Separate Skirts iy Shirtwaist Dresses | Two Piece Dee and Separate and Coat Suits american abric >kirts ; pe _ and Sheer Lawns Values $2.00 to $3.75| Values $3.75 to $0.50 Values $5.00 to $7.50 $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 100 Coat and Jumper Suits. Of pure linen, imported Repp and a few mercerized cottons. Val 10,00, $12.5 i ‘oc 2 o ues $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00, to cae 1$5.( y ) Great Bargains in a Big Mark-Down Sale of Misses’ Tailor-Made Suits Prince Pleated checks and Panama Cloth. nedium length models, lined throughout. They come in mixtures, Chap, Eton or circular skirts. They Will Be Placed on Sale To-Morrow at Half Price and os $10.00 Suits, $15.00 Suits, $20.00 Suits, _ $5.00 ___ $7.00 | $10 ).00_ ‘Special ‘Sale of =. Adams Building Manufacturer's Sample Parasols Greatly Under Usual Prices Regularly sold at $1509 86 Parasols of Li and $1. Parasols of Taffeta Silk, plain a Regularly sold at also plain and embroid- Sie SOCEM 00 Fans for Decorat. on / Day We carry a large assortment of all kinds of Fans at ex- tremely moderate prices Paper Fans, at .£¢ to 15¢| Feather Fans, at.. i $0c to 25¢ | Gauzy Fans, wood s 25¢ to $3 S, special the newest fashion. Choose from a big assortment at... $22.50 Values at $10 A $10 bill never before meant so much in a clething purchase. Here are “true blue” silk lined Serge Suits, high grade Worsted Suits, silk lined, and the most $27 Garments at 512.50 The are made from the]f| st Brown and Olive Figured] | teds. They are silk lined and cut in the extreme of this season's Styles: also over 1,000 light-colored’ Hemespuns and Fancy Light Wor- | |steds, equal to ns $4.50 at feta th sn $ 10 00 Two Great Lots for Young Men. stylish Two-Piece Suits for summer There is a straight saving buy from this tot to-day and We have divided our entire stock of long pants suits for young men, ages 14 to 19 vears. into two i rtant lots for quick sel e Suits, Lot 1 ee BY, 50 Lot 2 s of the season, shown pared Scotch Cheviot s lot is 7, 50 du order to imake this ev ane of ferent benefit to out-of- town b have concluded iv allow railroad fare within 50 miles on presentuatio: of re- ashier’s cflice ’ Corner Corner Sixth Ave. Sixth Ave. Q 23d St. Q 23d it. ONeill-Adams G || Store Occupving Two Blocks | Sixth Av., 20th to 22d St., N. Y. Sheet Music 2c each extra by mail. None sent C. O. D. Adams Building, Friday Only ne | | theart Days You Be My Honey? F Been and Far Maze a Hit Someone to (Pag, "Ready To- Morrow, . a Fine Lot Douglas Shoes for Men At $1.98 and $2.59 Acams Building. “I brand every shoe I make with its lowest cash value.” So says W. L, Douglas, and that is why he makes more shoes than ny other manufacturer in the world, and when you buy them for less than their branded price you get a genuine shoe bargain. We contract with the Douglas factories to take every pair of shoes that has even the slightest surface mark or defect. These they The imperfections are for the most part so immaterial that they do not affect in the least either the looks or wearing quality of the shoes. Every style leather is represented in the col- lection of ‘these famous shoes, together with every last that is new and desirable. Shoes and Oxfords for Summer wear, $1.98 and $2.59 Boys’ Douglas Shoes, $1.98. Other Makes of Men's $2.50 Shoes In vici kid, box calf and patent leather, at......--++0- Men's $4.00 Shoes for $2.95 All perfect Shoes, made expressly for us, of the best materials and | the most approved lasts; all leathers in models to Please every one, $4.00 Shoesutoneiisee terete et $2. 95 Groceries at Saving Prices ‘ Adams Building—Basement—’Phone 5700 Chelsea "Grape Juice Sardines Crackers Pure unfermented Grape Dandicolle & Gaudin's hie eerie Uorede Qc,, French Boneless Sar- scuits, Oyster- Jules, quart Bowtes, 99S ltines, large tins; regu-/ettes, Zu Zus, Lemon pints, " 12¢ larly 30¢.; spectal 97, Snaps or Graham pints forsscen Crackers, per pkg. 4c FLOUR = The, | Floral Fancy Formosa | OLIVES — Fancy large, jour, 24% Ib Tnelish Break- | Spanish Queen Olives; 75 | Cesion. Japan, | full at Be: 25 5 < fuil_pint’ Jar. 1c Brand et” ‘tea; | COFFEE —The' "Banquet White 45c| Blend Cotes, freshly packages Toasted, granulated oF ie. citron, | Mulverized: will came Bee rae Pare tree with Farwell & pani brand 3c y Flour; none bet- Fresh cor Ep BELE 4 Reet . ~Armour's White Label Brand Boiled re Boiled Ham yer Ib. Bley Ys ham, per Th, 8c. machine sliced, per Ib.....-seseereeerseeeecteneteeeerereees ih Finest Im- | iNet 13 gees Fancy Table ‘Swine; per utter; fresh consiga- 29 from the best 95¢ welgnt; each CHEESE — The Royal Luncheon Chgese: No. 3 BB. Tred emai Jars, BBe. 2561 e Tpelmces Ib, a teed. ———E ee FROM 9 UNTIL 12 NOON TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) QO’ AGH ® etl) A Vax chad) Sale of Women’s Linen Suits and Cotton and Lawn Dresses $3.00 +1 $5.00 | They consist of TAILORED LINEN Sl LACE TRIM- | MED LINEN SUITS and LAWN and AMER DRESSES trimmed with lace. The majority of these excellent Suits and Dresses are in good condition, although a few are slightly soiled and mussed from handling. The $5 and $6 Suits and Dresses, $3.00 The $7.75 and $10 Sui:s and Dresses, $5.00 On special tables—No mail orders, none sent on approval. ‘Veilings---All Siyles, Including Correct Auto Veiis | Large assortmenis of SILK VE grounds, also DOTTED VEILINGS and the desirable colors, at, yard All silk heavy CHIFFON CLOTH AUTO VEI washable qu y, in black, white, light blue, pink, pagne, navy and brown. Value $1.25, at. Superior quality SILK CHIFFON CLOTH ‘Al long, fancy hemstitched deep hem, in black, green, navy and brown, each ... The new GRENADINE AUTO SQ) mesh ground 2 yards long, | cham- | rO VEILS, 3 yards | e, hunter 34, 98 MOURNING VEILS of every Week End Specials i in | Men’s Furnishings Men’s New Spring Shirts Value $1.00 and $1.50 Special at 15c An entirely new collection of Shirts, plain negligee, light and dark colorings, woven and printed Madras. Coat style with attached or detached cuffs. Also fine white and black printed Madras Coat Shirts, pleated fronts, cuffs attached. Special for Friday only, at, each 75¢ Men’s Real French Imported Balbriggan Underwear, special at, each 59c B..V. D. Men’s White Nainsook Athletic Union Suits -—sleeveless, knee length. Regular $1.00 quality, at, per suit 79¢ Summer Weight Madras and Percale Pajamas— WAND Teed), Gaowhlh, CUnenaoeoddndoudc6 aosnocdnod000009 75¢ ——_—_—_—_—<— <_< —_ Men’s $20.00 Suits, $13.50 Adams Building We have taken all the odd suits from our regular stock and placed them in two lots for quick aa ‘7 have regularly sold up to $20.00; a fu range of sizes. Miemouod at * $13.50 Men's $15.00 ‘Suits, $10. 00 ‘Another group of our new and neat fancy mixtures and blue serges, sizes 33 to 46 chest measurement, suits that have regularly sold up to $15.00; while they last, 9000000 $10. 00 $15.00 Tuxedo Suits, $11.50 Just thirty-four Tuxedo Suits, and every man not possessing ‘one will wish to participate in this clearance sale before going a vay for the summer. These are positively the best. Tuxedo Suits fered at the regular price, $15.00. Made of fast black wool cloth, Venetian lined and faced with a superior quality of silk. Sizes as follows: Sines. ++ | 34] 33 | 34| 351961 37 | 38| 39] 40) 42 | 441 46 Sars aoueen rT ttt 141 4t al 3t 31 3 Regulars ....- 14a] 3f | (aya Wl al Sip a ie _————————————————————— Time for Bathing Suits We show a splendid assortment of styles, embracing afl-the raved models (ie WOMEN, OMEN’S Bathing Suits from. . MISSES’ Bathii uits from. . CHILDREN’S “Bathing Suits from . $1.50 to $1.95 MEN’S Bathing Suits from....... .» $$.00 upward In Notion DDepacinc hte We carry a complete line of Bathing Shoes and Ca) Prices commence at 25c. A Good Suit Case at $3.98 cate! solid leather, riveted handles, plaid cloth lining, sre top and bottom; Boxes, Travelling Bags and Matting and Leather Suit Cases. MEN ant mee aeeee, $1.95 to $7.95 + $1.95 to $5.75 Russet Suit Cases—Leather corners, $3.98 size 24 inches; special at.....--.+++++ sce around,.brass buckles, locks and Complete lines of Steamer and Skirt Trunks, Hat |