The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1908, Page 9

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1908. , 0 BOSTON TUNNEL OPENED. Sanaa a ea ———~ Smoke at the Klein Concert Causes /emporary Uneasiness Stoet Hapenatve Rteeten ot Uaitors | Only 21 Shopping Days ‘Before Christmas—Shop / it ft ____ Early—Our Holiday Stocks Are Most Complete nd in Operation, Bispham, Yesterd Charms a Large Auc Success of the “Pops” § Stats rau aM msm garvere | Tae ONETLL ADAMS © wh VAUDEVILLE STAR. valifava te: Feautnn teat “A | Sheth doventie Established Forty-one Years 20th, 21st & 22d Streets EMMY DESTINN STAR AT MEPROPOLITAN CONCERT. Growing Every Week. An aud slut WER) Double Stamps with Purchases Made Before 12 0’Clock To Enable You More Quickly to Fill Your Book We Have Made Arrangements to Give Stamps for Soap Wrappers, Trade Marks, Tags, Labels, &c. See the Great List of Articles in Your Gold Standard Stamp Books, Pages 3 to 17. Beautiful Furniture for Xmas Gifts || | His Advanced Te Leave Lit- BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. |\"" ; tle Hope for His Friends ERMAN KLEIN would seem t H justified of his belief that ay popular concerts on th @on plan would York. There ix a constantly & attendance as his season a German Theatre advances @ay afternoon the house was f an audience that tion by the heartlest kind of appl ‘An incident that might have | rious consequences buf happily was an tnoldent only 4 the occasion While the piano soloist was playing gmoke crept into the auditorium, ac- | STANDARU. | STAMP of Recovery. thor which It ATERS hep Duetn the city, under Adams Ward, sculptors, wer Ten Big Specials for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. \ 1 our regular stock, having particularly in 1 away under regular prices for three days’ ieces described to your friends—they are We selected these splendid Furniture items fror mind their suitability for holiday gittsy and marked Selling, You need have no hesitation in giving any of tt companied by an unmistakable addor of the products of America’s best manufacturers and have our guarantee behind them, whispers of Uneasiness, a shifting th Purchases made now will be held @eats, a cranimz of necks and a more or FAVORITES 2 AT THE MANHATTAN aa, less stately exit of women and Manhattan Opera-House last from every part of the house. The of Mr. Hammer- ti t th c pianist beca ervous under the stra ained a large audi- |Pietion of the which he was eng tut kept bravely on, and 1lar appreciation | i r Beth ech iHelratcomponirs nint, the pocket delphia, He sold his studio, at No, 119 With an enormous | West Fitty-second to. charien' |) have maintained their position in the foremost rank of subject to later delivery if desired. } $20.00 Desk, $10.00 | $12.00 Music Cabinet, $8.50/$15.00 Library Table, , So ! Gay (Just like cut.) | Like cut |PIANOS| For more than sixty years the Waters Pianos nounced he would 1 , Made of genuine This is birch wood, ma- one of the Mhogany finish, best de- \ ello? Wha) bd tid ibe 1 off the honors. She fairly | yenry Niehaus that time. . . a : oer beautifully pol-) signs ina Peared and explained that by storm with her! ste, ward was b ; high-grade pianos and are famous for their fine tone, ied. Has elegant livary not the slightest danger mural decoration family settled In J “iia Gn Gani can Nb 1 "| was fifteen, and a sister sent him to|}/ The Waters prices are always reasonable and inches. deep, 20] offered. overture and| Brooklyn, where he was under the tute- |] 5 ‘ ‘ lage of 11. K. Browne tor seven years.||/ are in the interest of true economy, and never at the Thus, without having studied ab he became one of the greatest sc of v hes wid nehes high, s for mu and! The top is 26 inches wide and 40 inches long. ge centre drawer, heavy ¥ lexs, with extra shelf support in the ( led mirror in! base, which is adaptable for books, in oak, mahogany, tuna or natural adi back, French of the best quartered oak. mahogany. The wood is beautifully shaped legs, neatly| This table is thoroughly constructed grained. Has pretty French less) carved. Rope carving on the front) and rubbed and polished finish, Reg- | | with two serpentine swell front ale drawers. ‘The interior is nicely fit- $10.00 ted with pigeonholes, paper spaces.) Regular price $12.00. ie Lea ie t brass trimmings, E004) Sate price .....+. 06 $8.50 $9.00 Women’s Desk, $4.98 | | desk is 16 inches deep! (Like cut.) theatre. That was all. David Bispham was the star prercoeeee at er. Of his voice all hi 1 that | ean be sald. " B | art in a group « mann’s “Dict ballad of Peel, in. Foo Im and in the well-known of Kipling’s, which Wa has set to music. baritone solo of W “Lochinvar,” accompa poser and sup chorus. Harold Bispham’s regular bis usual skill in th aphsody” were beau- I fully rend SAJA AT HIPPODROME. Valeria Saja’s military band was at ast night, and while | yo, small those present | p, 1 with the cone! ad ors | | sacrifice of quality. i J i cut. Phi: desk ade The Waters Pianos to-day represent the ust like cut.) This desk is ma | very best piano value and most liberal terms of payment |]! ever offered on high-grade pianos. Send postal for catalogue. oted | et. This is an exc | good article at a very sv ally | | cost, etc.; has locks. and 30 in Horace Waters @ Co. THREE STORES: {134 Fifth Ave., near 18th St. OPEN EVENINGS 127 W. 42d St., near Broadway Made \- ea fade in oak and ma of furniture at | $12.50 Comfort Rocker, $7.50 eee HS Sara SI els figure. (Just like cut.) This rocker is made, sawed legs and AeA ed $10.00 out of the best golden oak, th ly fitted on SONG ROM SAMSON AND DELILAH | © one of three sculptors who designed the Dewey Arch. Urbana, 0. His . oy ab | own in 1007. His 1 solid construction and great durability. FREE. Rapa i Eugenie and V The Sunday World has arran-ed to rive Mr. Ward is a member of all the lead-j . es = oughly cor the jaside with So Gun b words. at ataihoinratiientisouell ineMarcitmocletiosli nich iaecounte miss UNTIL JAN. 1ST. 254 W.125th St., near 8th Ave. $28.00 Ge Peaker ed and finish holes, IR | aie fst grand well as a number of prominent clubs. | ||——— ——— = i CHUNG Mss: It hase and pen Couch, $18.00 et it next Sunday. carved. back racks, etc. holstered in’ gen-| Good locks, and | uine leather, with | has brass trim- - y spring seat, Noth-| mings. The ] , ng but the best | construc Ta y a 1 desk is ome ES ea class in . | way, all rubbed and polished | : finished, "A very pleasing design, in (ke gut) This Couch is ol Poe. will make an artistic addition to A jeeaeagiae) peer ie) Botton > ouehly e furnishing of any room. — Reg || The frame is nicely carved and| value at the price ‘ ae Bues nae ay $4.98 98 | | — finished, large carved claw feet. Iitiea ea : $7. 50)" nals The general construction through- | Building. $10.50 Morris Chair, $7.50 50 | | WITH A NEW RIGOLETTO, e | | out is At, the design is very pleas- k Gust lik Italian opera held full sway on Sat- | | ing and makes an artistic addition! -—_—— ———_-—— urday in both the Metropolitan and the! V to the furnishing of any home. “ ” Manhattan Opera-Houses, attracting | apora e ] | | Regula $28.00; "$18. 00! efeni 830 i fnty, put lwith of the loud pedal, SEMBRICH AND BONCI SING | cut.) Made | [of the best | 1 r tered, overflowing audiences. It was Verdi both afternoon and évening at the for- | (Like cut.) ‘The well-known mer, and Rossini in the afternoon and | $7 Seat) Oak Rockers) 0 Hollow” Chair Puccin! at night at the latter. | (Like 5, 8. 50 oak and ma- “Rigoletto,” at the Metropolitan, was is 2 e hogany — fin- coat ate uemmoineet| All Evaporated Milks look alike and taste much alike. t us point out hundred tet of shy uphok the evening at popular prices The diff Th these cold oak| stered in wi cellent. di 4M cast ‘was elan. Sembrich to Glia the difference. Then judge which you want to buy. and mahogany) father, and voice- gave their admirable and familiar |« interpretations. Spetrino, who con- n oak ih spring __ seats. This‘ chair has hand carved claw feet, broad = com- fortable arms, with @ finish” rockers: | is of ihetins ; a4 8 4 : AAS aoe | 4 spindles, Th hii pete SP char area permit a| The difference is in the richness, for after some other brand and think it is like Van | saddle seats, one sale thoroughly filled with the best bil vhic vA i 7) . | igh q price, cotto: Y c: ey wesicerusl Laloelie which “wore purity, richness controls the value of milk. Camp’s Evaporated Milk. | ee ete Sse tetiorior te Saves a Seoed @ than competent in the title part, | } Fnowleh ho appeares, forte Vrs nw The difference in quality makes a vast ; | and highly fin- $18. ED |The construction and finish are | | here, ough his interpretation was ¥ i Do t P fi W. t ished. We will the best, and is a pleasing de- arma once, he, Matted “badis. difference in the manufacturer’s cost and his n ay for ater oie iho me ran nish, aunholste 2 sign in every Parslcilat a : : : arkabl pi ep , and y e ric 0,50. Fa ore POD CON CED profits. This is important to you. Yy , ; : ; g OR Regular price hereon $7, 50 ean Ae AiGATOHARNG oucan’tafford to pay a milk price for water. say GAD ite oomanas $4, 50) $50.73; sate price. De Adams Building, PLA Gna Dace, The manufacturer of some other brand may That is one reason why you should insist on — Alda" at the Metropotitan matinee, have told your grocer his brand is as richas | Van Camp’s. || ° ° faxed the capacity o: ie auditorium, tod A 5 | — | The cart wee the seme as on the open- Van Camp’s. But is it so? Another reason is this: Our cows are in- Sale of Rugs Domestic and Oriental ie night o: the season, save that : - 1 s ted; 3) 7 eee . | tines atead of Dein, had the te h lity ; 4 ree oth BORNE ue ee mee mills dicts Glnks Magnificent Values To-Morrow for Those Interested ne ere re donna W y Qua uty is Re uced tens are sanitary—cleanliness is carried to $24.50 Axminster Rugs,$19.95 | $4.00 Axminster Rugs, $3.50|$2.50 Axminster Rugs, $1.95 | | ever sung, acted or looked better. [EE = extremes. Size 9 by 12 feet, extra quality, | ci7o | tt | Mise Homer again was the regal, opu: a “i | Size 36 by 70 inches, patterns to} gi, 97 by 60 inches, fine selec- | |f dominating Kadames and Scott! Wu the Just now the United States laws don’t protect In Van Camp’s,”every means known to p | vere be asl aol tard match the large rugs, Regue Beene | Blateeivieing tes fe you and your grocer against weak, Evaporated science is employed to protect you. Do you | i 95 lar price $4.00; spe- ” $3.50 tion of patterns. Reg- $i 9 Beene at the Gate of Thebes beiy Milk, because the standard has been relaxed. _ know this of other milks? Sialic eiseioaas i gial at um | pen special ahs ssa | ae eee <h : parmie ss PRYRAZEINUREREATG HER | he law is not enforced Not “C. d d Milk” Oriental Rugs at Very Special Prices HET erlTertera, eT 2 There is much competition and great tempta- on wonaensed u | Shirvan and Daghestan Rugs Carabaugh and Hamadan Rugs ber of Seville,” at the Manh tion to reduce the quality so the wholesale prices Size 3 to 3% feet wide 47% to 6 feet long. | Average size 3 by 442 feet, Value | ete bused the great audienci 4h ilk’? i i 7 $17.50 to 2,50; § Be ane Oren busiaamyttiat ie urtal can be reduced. Condensed Milk’ is a different product. |]| | Value $17.50 to $20.00 14.95 $12.50} sp $9.95 O'Neill Build ting ourth Floor, when she sings. In the lusson scene ‘ y “Condensed Milk,” by weight, is Heleeach Geseieleta sansneen he gave firat the Proch air and varia- Van Camp's Milk has not been reduced in than half milk. ‘The. y weight, i s hardly more | aime’ ‘After ‘that tho, demand for price (your grocer will tell you that) and we BB ABH eae other half is the sugar | was kept up a long tne ae A used to preserve it. Because of that sugar * : ° Bot igang. nowtog., wee! positively guarantee you the quality has not ‘condensed milk” is not used for cookin yt Great Sale Irish Point Lace Curtains ‘a long time, the opera was permited to d will t be reduced mot used for coo. g- souk ‘Parola was the sante sweet but | and will not be reduced. apelin ’ ‘ \|| Regular, $6.00 | $7.50 roma |) Tam _ pr OEE Ae A ae Pe aA an Camp’s is nothing but milk. We add no Prices About Cost | — —_—— Beautiful Designs thie house ins roars “of taui | Quality is what you must have and we know _ sugar, no starch, no preservative. The preserv- of Importation | Special, . .. $4, 00) $4. 75 $6. 50 $7, 50 pair | to Select From Sang and ‘Trentint's P Bertha was a lilt it is wise to give it to you. So quality is what ing is done solely by sterilization | (roe onn == | | “TOSCA"” SCORES AGAIN ‘ou can depend upon in Van C. ” ilk, A $ 3) enaissance Bed Sets WITH LABIA AND RENAUD. 7 P P amps Mills For this reason, Van Camp’s serves every Size 4.6x6 feet; exactly like cut firoaan” at the Manbatisn on Geta purpose of milkman’s milk or cream. It is ideal POunrL foe ate te 995, eee ol avaitviug wan Camants How ¢ duality is Reduced for cooking. Milk dishes made with it have a ola entariewty aay fo) inging of Marlo, He showed marked ‘ \ | | delicious flavor such as one never gets from raw It is just a question of evaporation. One mill, third of the water of raw mill can be taken out Those are the differ- improvement over his first appearance in ‘Lucia.”” His swan song was i p Interrupt the se (il by evaporation or twice as much water can be ences — please choose i wa taken out. The resulting product of both proc- for yourself. You can . | = esses will look and taste much alike. get Van Camp’s any- VAN CAMP‘ — | But stop and think of the difference in cost, Where if you insist on STERILIZED’ = aiauinentara anttoheactl Realize how it will be when you come to dilute it, soa ’ | = | At home when night comes, the milk for use, , : i} | Don't sit ily twirling Ted root manfantintaini | Get the Milk with J | Your fingers and thumbs, ‘ ot perfectly plain why some brands of this label Aas $9.00 Curtains, $6.50 pair $6.00 Curtains, $4.00 pair | But get a plano milk are urged on you by manufacturers as is Label an@ vou sides boric ig a : : And sing, dance and play “Just as good as Van Camp’s?” Don't take will get it right— O'Neil! Building-=Fourth Floor, | | For bargains read Morning World Ads. any day ° If There’s a Musical Instrument V C > Milk That World “Piano & Organ’ an amp $s Ads. Don't Show, a World Von Gone Packing Gem Evaporated — Sterilized — Unsweetened SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS | | | s “Wanted” Will Find It,