The evening world. Newspaper, January 28, 1909, Page 15

i) ) Stirring Moment at the Metropolitan » On WULLNER' NEXT RECITAL his old part of Pogner and stren ‘ sand! ft. Felnhals, as Hans Sachs, sang with | i ri + 0, ter power, Emmy Destinn’s Eva “tl § Fine Choral Effect by | ree RMIT Re A Ae , }intmitable, Loul: Homer, Retss, Mull i 0 p distin the United German And) mann and alt tio mnstersingers were ine 02 80 305s lent. A great audience showed tts | \;.6 ft ) asked f —~— > oe —=a>- nother opportunity to display the | ° BY SYLVESTER RAWLING, auty of his voice and the power of his) the last of the various|acting, Nothing that he has done here jt) Builds had arrived upon the4 has so much enhanced his reputation, meadow across the river from |Sammarco's Iago grows steadily tn in- remberg nipon the stage of the Metro- | terpretative quality, while losing noth- Politan Opera-House last night to hear |ing of {ts vocal effectiveness, Labla ts a the prize-singing contest in “Dio Melster- | beautiful and appealing Desdemona. singer” and the great chorus of two| The minor characters are tmpersonated hundred and fifty people—the combined | adequately, the chorus sings forces of Germans and I are good and thelr heads tv fine old Ginn t Pv pale hymn that W provides, seemed that ald Bee HAMMERSTEIN ME MAKES A NEW Blood as {t st CONTRACT WITH CAMPANINI. chorus | Mr, Hammerstein has made a new con- same | tract with Cam Stirring of the hidden wells of fevling | Italtd that le In the hearts of all the descend: | five ants of the great northern races of | M Europe. Nothing more effective has | alone been done here long time. To Al-| mands res; fred Hertz, the conductor, to each in-|genlus that at the outset of h ter, and to every member | an impresario he induced ks ave due for an | join him, How effective the co-operation | | » tuctor has been none knows | PIANOS ANO ORGANS ULSION: | ee no creed, color or H race. It’s used the world over by young and old alike as a frame and f body builder, All Druggists, him ‘tor h uilder Lie ° condu mpressive n e The cast, in the , was the same! bet Ss at the perfor last week--an | Ho round Rood one, Blass returned to precta 1 Now You Can Buy Children’s : Clothes at About Half Price Brill regular prices are very very low—now these prices sare reduced nearly one half. Now is your best time to know Brill Clothes for Children, Li ast week of January Sales, y | for Knicker Trousers wi 79¢ formerly $i.ov and $1.25 1 Handsome fancy mixtures. Sizes 9 to 16 years. res 2 00 for Suits and Over: oats, dis je values $4.50 and $5 pe \ Included are Russtan, Reefer and Box Overcoats and Russtan } and Knicker Suits. Sizes broken in some styles at 3 65 for Sults and Overcoats, from e values 35 and 86 Inchuded are Russian, Reefer and Box Overcoats and Knicker, Combination, Ted-E-Junior and Russtan Sults. 3: 75 for Finest Sailo- Suits, \ form :rly $8, $10 & $12.50 { Finest fabrics, finest tailoring. Sizes 6 to 12 years, are | broken. Exceptional bargains for first-comers. ' 4 6 for Suits and Ove" oats, values $7 a d $7.5; Inchuded are Reefer and Box Overcoats and Combination and Knicker Suits. 5. 0 for $7.50 to $12.50 Overcoats and Reefers. \ } Finest garments of finest fabrics. Made try America’s best } makers. | Russian Coats, 4 to 7 vears, vicuna and worsted cheviot, it. \ new browns, olives and tans, ‘ | Full box 4g-length Reefers of excellent frieze, velour and chinchilla, sizes 8 to 16 years. Button through and patch pocket Box Coats, sizes 11 to 16 years, in finest worsted cheviots and velours, At $3 you hardly pay for the material in these coats. + 125TH STREET, 207 BROADWAY e Cor. Bd Avenue, Near Chambers St, ‘arlem Store Open A Evenings. UNION SQUARE, 47 CORTLANDT 8T,, 14th St., near Biway, rous CONVENIENT BTOBES. Near (ireenwich St, Pa eesuahestiblidthpomtaienieae al cdeadstaseticaneemattineenecns tl S. S: » OF CATARRH 3S. DR, MeNULTY, i Catarrh is a blood disease which causes a general inflammation of! All Operations Positively Painless, | ‘the inner linings or mucous membranes of the body. The diseas ng | pf these delicate surfaces and tissues produces ail the well known sym- } i‘otoms of the trouble, such as ringing noises in the head and ears, tight, \etully feeling in the nose, pains above the eyes, irritation of the throat, | @ometimnes slgght fever, and a general’feeling of weakness and ill health, fyen the lungs become affected by the continual passage of impure blood hrough them, and there is ‘danger of consumption if the disease is allowed| If you have two or three teeth we will © remain in the system. §, S. S. cures Catarrh because it purifies the} insert a full set without a plate. Mood, It goes into the circulation and removes Guy particle of the, AEH UKM GLARANTERD 10 catarrkal matter, making this vital fluid pure, rich and healthy, Then| Eat, 0 edt porcelain crowns, the jinflamed membranes begin to heal, every symptom disappears, the) ~~ urs ston 8 constitution is built up and health restored, §, 8. §, rids the sv stem of | === jcatarrh bv attacking the trouble at its head and entirely removing the] cause from the blood, thus making a permanent and lasting cure.4{ \8. §&. S. is made entirely from health- giving roots, herbs and barks, and) 4 ‘tow this reason is an especially, safe and desirable medicine, Book a "utarrh and any medical advice free to all who write. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA, 6 cy GED. AUINSUNE AW.YER Twas. doth, Way) 00 YEARS, | S00, | Jone ald oe Clarice Vanae: B y) ISS 1) / \ Now appearing in Vaudeville i PRR ware hf qe bs Greater New York : ; %, | i een te ¥ THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SANTARY 28, 1909, A KOES ¢ hout ces: | SMITH U. 8, SENATOR. bodles { vered | COLUMBIA, 8. C., dan, 2% — B, je id tall ¢ f renizable now (th, who rove 1 the nor n for | “Die Meistersinger” Ends With a tases verte ahah iis THIS WHALE SWALLOWED [te ot 3 Mahan Chorus — The crore: ation/at every opportlinity, not On AT LEAST PART OF A MAN Poeore vat ne eee emg 3 ge ee - CASTORIA. 1 i rst the f “i that tt ework De- partment are welcome to competent instructions without charge. Classes meet trom 9 to 12 A, M. Company and 2 to 5 P.M, ik | Stamped Waist Designs © yards sheer Persian lawn, — | PERT AT OLS MATE CEES Cry (rts cuca hd 59c | D Goods complete the embroidering, Special Oo 0H Oo a 0 c | RE, ADTA pe) DILLON ‘run T y i No flimsy grade strou Thud Floor | | PARTE eRIRR AS " | = DID 5 : SS PEED = SSssp—> hi Not i in all the thirty-seven weeks of the Arrow saics have we been able to set before you such remarkable values as are here today, Odd lots take the =H Other atzes Include:— Bis eee ee sFORs wubh SIZE BHBE wood and EPS $1190 i BOA —WOTth .06..serserveee '8 AND PILLOW CASES front place; small quantities and broken sizes which must not be in the store 4\ tomorrow are underpriced in a way that shows our purpose of instant clearing. \ Arrow Booklets will be handed to you at the doorsthey contain important {} shopping news it quality ., RE ||, Final Clearing of §25 Suits fod) nan On Arrow Day Only ‘$15 | HIN and Cavot—tte quality... We say Arrow Day only because it 1s hardly possible BLEACHED SHEBTINGS— f-4oroltable kinds- worth 28... | | UNBLEACHED | 7 width—oxten he ttrong~reg. 20.. ’ that a discriminating public will allow such a value prize to | cnocner spreaps— last more than its day of sale. And it is especially advisable Hom of fringe=ree: Ln | | SILKOLINE, COMFORTADLEG— to choose as early as possible in the day as it is a final assem- bling of various styles for quick sale. Not many of each, but plenty of sizes in the complete lot. Y LINEN TICRINGS~ d White Btries, also Plain Red Yd. wide—rog. .09...J IRISH LINEN DAMASKS— | natin bleach—68 Inch—-reg, .69.., MERCERIZED DAMASKS— 1} GS and 63 Inch—rag. .19....+.0006 BARNSLEY TOWERLLINGS: ) Ali Linen; 17% Inch, also cose P siren, 8% LINEN SHEE’ $) tuches wide ape jie In) D HUCK TOWELS— on, wide ALAR bor~ dors 0ndb WaoH Seem Ms esonet | DAMASK TOWELS—21x48 Inch— sinen—Knot fring The customer who secures the very last one will deem it her best suit purchase this season, but of course the earlier customers will have the most advantageous choice As they are recent models, now at the instant of their greatest popularity, they will make smart suits for early spring wear. We took grea: pride in our $25.00 suits this season and exerted every effort to make them conspicuous exam- ples of .rreproachabee style and typical of our value= giving, and now we pricethem . ss, . $15 ING Hal , REDUCED LACE CURTAIL Two Pair Lote- | Lot 1—Value Lot 2—Value 4.60, Lot 3~-Value 6.98 and 6.9 GIAN STRIPE SLIP COY- 15 styles spectal ... | DRAPE RY & KIMONO SILK8—}, nt styles—were 69 & .70f The supremely fashionable_broadcloth 1% plain colors and incy effect, smart stripes, cheviots und novelty suitings Th suitings The correct hipless coat und clinging skirt that will be seen in the spring suit fesiions, An ex- $15 celient opportunity indeed $18. 75 for Suits worth up_to $35.00. Here you will find modish tailored Suits in fitted, semt-litted and hipless coat styles). Some the smartest eff-cts too—s' ripes and plan broacicloths and cheviots trimmed with butions, satin facings, etc. $23. 508 ‘or Suits worth up to $45, Stunning Suitsof broad. POTOUT SAW ORULU DOR Oy, cloth, serges, cheviots, etc. Only one or iwo of each -tyle, soit 1s impossibie to describe them in dee tail. They include some of the most exclusive models that were so.d up to $45. Second Fioor—Greennut and Company | it Polit weaves 1% yda, | square—heavy tassel trini } value $1.19 and $1.60 | Matin ewer E: | FIG’) ARMURE PORTIERES =f inch tapestry borders, srven | and red grounds-—spectal.. WOOD CURTAIN POLES— ne Seer Oak and Mati hogany ~with ends i 113) we Kets worth .35 ° Briet Mention. of the Arrow Specials MDE Ve eens shades of green—reg, .29.....4. Jf” Main Floor 4c Silk Corset Laces at 25¢ i | aE RRA WIS Ta ae soy ERE TE $1.9 Din er Napkins. Doz, at $1.49 inch -combination color- + 3,49 45¢ French Dimily Cabinet at 30 a 35¢ All-sinen Huck Low ts at 21¢ | ws-also ewo tone-reg. $169,.f ~*~ | BLAC $1.00 Kea Comniercial Stylo Pen ils at 75¢ $1.2 Heavy Mercerl e. Bath Mats ot 79¢ || WASHABLE BATH RUGS- aude $9.00 Patent Leather Bags atgh7o $5.50 Hemstit hed Seis at $3.85 Pink, green, blue or red, with $9.00 Mutikd «al. Le.ther Bags a, $3.95 150 t 250 Yd. Trimming braid Remnants at 25¢ Pe || white 2018 inch—reg. $1.40... f Ge Sieel Studded bvustic Belts ut 70. (Se to $2 2,00 Silks at 4. to 85¢ yy PHERD $lod Kany Cec Voiles at 7 $1.00 Poin Venise Lace Yooes at 50c OGL TE $1.25 Scotch Tarian Hada 8 é“ 25. Lace to.s uche Top at 15e¢ | $2 00—54 in. Ciowkings as $1. Ferg ULC eta We 'S $1. itz Glace es at 75 75c—44-1n. Jet Black Storm Serye ut 50 omeit's $1.00 Biarritz Glace Gloves at 75¢ | {DRESS BATIST f flower, figure, dot | Dwight Anchor, | saute AGE worth 37 4; worth 19 1053! wor HAS!9; worth .23 Dwight, Anchor, TOR, soothes: t 1 | FOURTEENTH STREET 143) 17] A3y | TAFFET. 3X Diack, Brown, 97 74 39 45 134) Tis | 79) AGH | AQ solled— 1.49} 2.49 3.08 93 West: f Fifth Zeiptty All Departments Combine to make it ONE OF THE GREAT FRIDAYS OF THE YEARI COME !—COME!—COME 1 WOMEN'S CARACUL COATS= ‘Three quarter-—Worth $16.98, 6.4 ® INCH KERSEY CLOAKS— oie Ba ee cee waltinttttien I ANUARY SALE . . ZENATELLO SCORES AGAIN SEVENTH REGIMENT REVIEW. bid been worn by an tt inners aren We hol Pa rotate of) "°*)™ inary tuioe| Newt sa de | ay Sh tata Be idan Zéit FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAY audience, gave Zenatello, in the title, o 5 co aH ora mm = LAST OF THE JANUARY SALE Gx Embroidery Lessons e u Purchasers of materials in our Art Needlew and } 11.98 Also Melton—Dlack and colors} 3,93 Worth $1.03 ANd $8.08..secess000 | LONG BLACK CLOAKS Brondcloth and Kersey—semt- fit, Empire and loone~reg, stg} TAILORED SUITE th la and Cheviots and Worth $18.98... s00 000. black and colore— also velvet Sults—value up to PRINCESS DRESSES—Panamas and Henrlottas—worth $13.99... WOMEN’S DRESS SKIRTS Broadcloth and Panama— pleated or gored—reg, $7.98. WOMEN'S ROBES— Blankets and Biderdown— $8.93 and $4.99 values... Finer, were $4.98 and $5.9 ‘co Bi THROW SCARF special... s+ 8M! PILLOW MUFFS to match s...46 RUSSIAN LYNX SETS— Animal Novelty ‘carts—Rug Muft- shirred gatin Uhes Spectal Tog. $3. WOMEN Hani 98. ve ma Uae? styles — deep ruffle deep a ings of fancy lace—reg. $1.69... ro! wn CAMBER ‘A SILK WAISTS— all eae 2, 78 WOMEN’S NIGHT DRESSES. V or high RESSES SKIRTS— omoly tritn'd with Ince or emb'y worth $2.08... J WOMEN'S D RAWER nd bh. 9.—value .25, CHEMISES good und neck~ with lace ruffle -valuo 0 {USLIN SKIL ruffle—four insert- NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS— lace and three {1 medallions value SHORT h. 4, ruf alone worth over .29. CHILDE DRAW tucks: AIRS Full M to and tucks— esai) S MUSLIN bh. 8. bem ron SLIN DRAWERS~ h. 8, ruffle, cluaeey emb'y or fines 14 yrs.—value 09... ‘AINSOOK COMBI- Cover and skirt or ‘ull trim of lace or emb'y—worth .98...... Haersviies VER HATS nay TURDANS— es were $3.98 S—Best colors— Single and three tn bunene: with follage—were ,49., OMEN! § WHITE WAISTS= ‘tne Batiste—lace or emb'y ti d—value $2. BL ‘K PONGINETTR WAISTS— back—worth §1.49.. { SAT! GIRLS' POPLIN DR d—o ppen front a IN petricoars— White, pink and Dine embiy and buttons—4 to MM yra— i i | \ iN \ 7.50 12/98 18,98 898 } ppe } 2.98 8.08 and Brown—satio nea } 1,49 1.4% 12,98 t r 3,50 :27 AG $3.50 sult Case ut $2.45 ' i ee cetenh eNe 74: worth fe ste sank $5.00 Fine Silk Twill Umbrellas at $3.75 Second Floor | Peers eee ne bit 5M CARACUL, COATS #18}8! Men's $1.00 Four-in-Hanus at 90¢ Chilcren’s VV Underwaists at (0c | Light aud dark—tstend of 1s.., 934] fit yenathaloose, Empire, Directhttgry Men's 5Uc and 7ac Suspenders at 25¢ Arnola’s 54¢ Knit Night Drawers at 35¢ | NOVELTY DRESS GINGHAMS > Chilaren’s 15c schoo 1.0se ut 10c Children's 95c White Dress s at 45¢ Checks, stripes and plain - Menten a on Hse Gl iZe Inian s’ 39¢ Nainsouk Siips at 21 colors worth & cents ) duren’s 350 Underwear atl7c Wouwens $1.25 “iessin Sacque at 75e FINE FANCY PERCAL t 0 18. Women's 75¢ and $1.00 Vesis at 65¢ Women's 98¢ Dressing Sacques at 5U¢ Light and dark- reg, full euttlehly Hed $1 25 wlack dish Brusseis Nes ut 75¢ $3.5 Movair etticorts ats ALL WOOL SUITINGS 1 & RUSSIAN } ae RA a 20¢ ji 135¢ 10 $1.00 Chiaren s 20 Underwaists j coloré—v3 Inch--were .39 i 50. (0 $1.50 Valenciennes Laces at 35¢ to $1, $5.00 Shoes at $3. INCH ALL WOOL Shi yrs, —were $6.08 ene S2c Bleached Muslin Sheeis at 39 : s' I5e en wel Bouse. at 63¢ “Black atid colors--worth a8. | 69 DOUBLE BREAST SUITS. $1.49 White Croche: Led spreads al 98c Boys’ 75c Flana ¢ Pajemas at 500 SATIN STRIPED M . ‘and Mixtures-6 to 1 5) WU 10 $6.00 Weul Blankets at $3.83 pr. 5u. short White Pelticoats ai 39c AND PC 3 were $4.98 J $1 Su 10 $1.75 Come. riables at 98 $1.00 Nainsook Nijat Gowns at 75¢ $4.75 Trimmed Has ut $3.50 $2.0) Nains ok \ignt Gowns at $1.35 Chituren's $1.75 tats at oc 2.00 heatherbloom or Moire Petticoats at $1.35 ght a H 80¢ Fancy Vuituie . eathers at 50c value. vyloT OVERC OATS) 95 Rose at oe RR IOGr { WHITE CAMBE uret also)Osfordia 3,98 » Pe. ri Puper Cutlers at $1.00 ee z Tagore #908 $9.0 Sterling Purses at $3. 7 $4.50 Plain Wilton Ve vet Carpets at $2.59 ON and Rute I Be Satin Messuine Kibbon at 216 53.00 Odd Tapestry and Armure Vortter s, $2 each Feel Olt gi (ouigiyratevaiaien adi rel i 35¢ Dresuen Taffeta Ribbon at Le 4c Colwrea Mauras Curtuining at 25¢ yd, | 7 Women $ 25¢ 4 ndkerchiets at 15¢ $15.00 Real Renaissance Luce Bed Sets at $9.50 4 fp 6c Solia pac. Hair b.ushes at 50 $3.00 Bobbinet Curtains ut 32.00 a 15. 100.h Bru hes at 9 $20.00 W. . borncases ul $10.0 10¢ Bay S.a Sal .t 7c $9.5) W. O Sewing Tubles at 96.50 60 25c Quinegy shampoo at 15¢ Women’ $8.00 Writny wesk at $6 00 é 25: Box Wabes in Soup ai 15¢ $..95 Cut Glass Fruit or Saca, Bowls at $1 95 MERC'Z'D LI 20¢ Stk Sho Laces at Ive 69c Crontl Tapestry Piliow Sips at 49c Diack and colors-reg. 1... 10 $2.25 Embroucrea Corset Covers, semi-made, at — $1.0 und $1.65 Burl.p Scorfs and squares at 75¢ WEE OE LES | 31.50 $1. 0 Pilow Sits at 75¢ 29) worth .29 and 19... f WOMEN'S GLACE GLOVES: } z Q (69) 28s eclors biaek ‘and white,.! ? : One fiundred Ony - $5 and $5.90 on L d ine Wai wigd)|| tas ace and Messaline Waists 5 at } ,69} be i You owe this rare value io the tac! tha there re only a tew of each sty 3 cya! 1 ‘00 few for stock Ist ng, so we make a special Arrow Day Festure of them at this } el $ reduced price And as there 1s omy one day in which to do it, we have priced 34 1 AND them to be certain o' quick sale |: ‘a fue Smart and exclusive mode's, such as the most exacting in matters of dress may wear 8 T ua \ with distinction and satistaction at the matnee, informal dinners, card parties, etc. i netiicn : if ¥ The Mess line Waists are duintily trunmed with Velenc.ennes Laces and Fore Helatle 38 Tohoen | The maker 1s one of she best, whose models fit as we nis. Ther pula e $ \ t 65 n were $5 and $5.90, and were among the best values, For the one ¢ aring they are marked 53. 95) en centtoa—de Ficor—Greenhut and C any: AL. WOOL BLAS 3 - Second Ficor—Greenhut and Cox pany Me i DUANK ETS 4.98 t large Ik bound--value $3.00... | CABINET 8T. ] Pray Slave raTI or cpted fs ALL WOOL BLANKETS All-t-.) 3 9a| & ansets er ee venue, G Co: pied b | Scarlet and gray—reg. fs se) . cloth fints! Jemoignse, Areenhut and Company “x Simon & Cor par ayes ier a ee