The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1909, Page 11

enna NNT | Sembrich Sings Mimi in “La Boheme”: For Last Time at the Metropoliian i “Cavall Mascagni's vd w most impa Constantino a Large Audience Stays Bisons Alfio, and aris y leondueted both operas. fr esi After the Final Cir Wotuner AGAIN CROWDS tain to Pay Hera Trib-| ule of Affection. MENDELSSOHN HALL Dr. Ludwig Wullner, at his fifth song d recital !n Mendelssohn Hall yest | fternoon, again drew a crowded land was most enthu: PP EYLVESTER RAWLING, 1% Mostamme of Ge he interprets with m ’ GEMBRICH sang Mim! tion, consisted of five 1 | ta “La Boheme” at the Metro- | ert, five of Richard s } | petttan Opere-House last night, | Loewe and four of B | © large audience stayed after the he wa led n @urtain to call the prima donna to} not sing again. Silver Polish h v STLICON | @e Mottights many times to pay her/raad V. Bos, explained that Dr. W eemage. Bhe had sung and acted at her per App i cd 1a ve 4 iat gdad pau and would have acclaimed i rauss, At the end us times, but did companist, Coen- religious s Gest @@ ber merits, but {t was in the heart! sing again. md mind of everybody that !t was) =e Fea ar \ the lat tice she wea to appear in txe| BUILD A MOTOR ICE BOAT. Free Sample | | part, and that added the intimate note —— \4 Tailed on recetpt of address © the tribute. Not only her old friends, |Two Royn Inventors of Cratt Run- | j tro iicon, | who have appreciated and enjoyed her 1" Sold by Grovers & Druggists Eve uing o-: the Shrewabury, 4 ‘velee aad art fora quarter of @ century, | Bet the new ones of the younger genera- Gon fell under the spell. The applause meant sorrow and regret Instead of joy, | ‘What matters the rest? Bone!, Amato, Rosai, Didur and Ananian gave a spir- ited performance of Puccini's opera. A motor Ice boat has just been butt by Jacob Cornwell jr. and Wilber! Wenek, two boys of Red Bank, N. J and although {t .8 a crude affatr it had several successful trial trips on the | | f ete SAME LOW PRI FISHER BROS | Uebel Lull, tnatend of Laonrs | @=—= THAT MADE US POPULAR nounced, was Musetta, and en the sing: |||. TRY THIS FOR > Sail $137,9° 4 ys tng olde was scarcely satlatactory. | YOUR COUGH ce ar ees Ky TETRAZZINI IN HER BEST i) O hs pases a complete apariment outfit, including Mix two ounces of Glycerine with « half ounce of Virgin Oi of Pine com- pound p and a half pint of straight Whisk Shake well and Y aspoontul every mixture pos: 5 » healthful prope’ FORM AT THE MANHATTAN. | Tetrazzini as Annetta, the wife of the @obbler, | oe la Coma = Nghted a fes o the Pines, and will b.eak a cold In Carpets, ie uding, ac equal in value to that obtain- 5, twenty-four hours anc cure an; cough that is curable, In having tls formula put up be sure that your druggist uses the genuine Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure, prepared and guaranteed only by the Leach Chemi- cal Co., Cincinnat!. O. :| t | | I GANTIA The genuine W. L, Douglas See have W. L. / $3.00, $3.50, and $4.00 Douglas name and pe shoes are made inall styles et SA BAN \ andall leathers.All sizes iprotects you against high Las idths. ,Prices and inferior shoes UE of other makes. Insist ESN upon having them, . Take No / Substitute! THE BEST $909 533085400 i} es W. L. Douglas q/ makes and sells i) more men’s $3.00 and 53.50 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world. Boys’ Shoes $1.75 & *2.00 Best in the World Fast Color Eyelets | used exclusively. | . THE REASON I make and sell more men’s $3.00 and $8.50 shoes than any other manufac- turer is because I give the wearer the benefit of the most complete organiza- tion of trained experts and skilled shoe- makers in the world. The selection of the leathers for each part of the shoe, andevery detail of the making in very department, is looked after by the best \ Biceriakers in the shoe industry, If 1 you how carefully W. L, Doug would then understand why th ll could show Catalogue | hoes are made, you free. | hold their shape, fit ‘better and wear longer than any other make, a tL, ‘Seoret Process of Tanning tho pouaLas, Biter Soles produces Moro Brecklon, Flex: and rongess Woaring Masa? feather than any other Tannaga. -W. L, Douglas Shoo Stores in Greater New Y 2779 Third Avenue, between BROOKLYN, N.Y. 146th and 147th Streets, | 708.710 Broadway. 250 West 125th Street. 1367 Broadway, cor. Gates Ave. 345 Eighth Avenue. 421 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl. 95 Nassau Street. 478 Fifth Avenue. 356 Sixth Ave., cor. 22d St. JERSEY CITY—18 Newark | NEWARK—785 Broad St. PATERSON—192 Market St._| Avenue, NEW YORK CITY (433 Broadway, cor. Howard, "755 Broadway, cor. 8th St. 853 Broadway, cor. 14th St. 1349 Broadway, cor. 36th St. 1447-1449 Broadway. 2202 Third Ave., cor. 120th. 084 Third Ave., near 59th St. SE as ™“ FOR SALE. WEEP THE PEOPLE ROM BUYING WATCHES i:\ D.<DIAMONDS < DENTISTRY. NEWYORK GENTALPARLORS f 348 seh, Avert All Operations Positively Pamnless, ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS rat bridge as reward. May 200 WE 42D 8T If you have two or three teeth we will | minnen te a full set without a plate. WORK Cente! 10 YEARS. | ~ Gold Gilings, $1 sliver mills We. ‘Gold and porcelain ‘crow Ber. over al “HELP WANTED—MALE. PDA Gass CUTTERS —Smsothers and lass, on: agravers for grade work only. point Co, 38 Surrey ot. ° FOL SLi LL Eee spoken. ate SARAH DUNN, late at Universal t@& Bundayp, Hotel, call on Mra Morgan, 110 Bank st., elty THE BVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 1909. = | BRR SW SOARED 27 CR PRIETO q q ee rere The Lincoin Centennial In our Stationery Department you will find a special exlubu of artiste favors for the Lincoln Centennial. and Crepe Paper_U, S_Fiaps, | Tally and Dinner Cards, (ag Com a Se and SC” Shieics, mid doe | decorat ns, dozen, Toc 'pP Ty Crepe Paper, tri-color striped, or decoraed with tags and stars, roll, 15e colored picture of "Abrabam. and the Conse i ontuniny 24 The Lincoln Stationery Cabinet ; inco F be Dry Goods fer the pining by Lerns,on ihe sot sylish wh s! abnic paper With Main Ficor—Greenbut and Company Alter lnventory Clearing ot Women’s High-Class $45, $55 and $65 Suits at % 2G. Loked wih the after inventory clearing feature isthe added incentive of our “seling in season” rule, Every out must be soid in its own season No plea of cost, desirabiitty, exclusiveness nor any other point of value will induce us to make exceptions to our rigid policy of not carrying stocks over. Inventory lists closed last Saturday, and in rearrang ng the stocks we found a number of Suits of the higher novelty styles in very small lots—two or three suits of each model many only one of its ‘kind They are not numerous enough for regular selling and, notwithstanding their high character, they must be reduced and sold immediately, High Class Novelty Suits, in the fashionable modes of the season, and in most details similar to the Spring styles. Very fine broadcloth suits with hipless coats and cl nging skirts, Handsome suits in novelty striped suitings, beautifully tailored and finished with the stylish large buttons, braids or satin straps and facings. The smartest suits we have shown this season that compare with the highest class custom make in all points of quality, fashion and modeling, Recently marked $45.00, $55.00 and $29 00 $65.00. Tomorrow Long Caracul Cloth Coats, $19.75 Regular Values Are Up to $39.50 50 and 52 inch Caracul Cloth Coats, Stunning Caracul Cloth Coats made irom imported carscu’ cloth, beautifully marke. and hghly lustrous, Just like the real fur Semtfitting models in both Directoire and Empire effects lined tiroughout with satin duchess. Value to $39 50 . . $19. 75 Second Fioor—Greenhut and Company Notice carefully the facts one by one. These coats are of fine skins, selected for superb marking. silkiness and exceptional lustre. They are dyed and finished by “Chapel,” which means the best in the world. They are 50 inches long and are faultlessly mod- eled, having the deep rolling Tuxedo collar de- | manded by the most fashionsble women, stylish turnback cuffs, cut with pertect long, hipless lines, and they are lined all through with Skinner's guar- anteed satin, Worth $79.50 at a very = conservative estimate. Tomorrow , $38.50 36-1 cl sth coats of the same de, value nch length Se COLE seen ROOITS. $89.50 Russian Pony Coals, $49.50 50 inches long, splendidly n of the very best French dye, g vi ; Most charmingly marked. Large gaceful rolling storm collar, sleeves fin shed with smart cuffs; lined all throuyh with a splendid quality brocade saun. Cut very full and roomy, semi- de from whole skins, them a very beautiful she fitting. eo $49.50 28 to 32 inch Russian Pony Coats, value to $85, at $49.50 | 50 inch Russian Pony and Caracul Coats, value to | 589150 Sara nar Nn 59.50 | 50 inch Russian Pony Coats, value to $100, at $69.50 50 inch Russian Pony Coats, value to $125. at, $89.50 50 inch Russian Pony Coats, value t» $150, at; $98.50 50 inch Caracul Coats, value to $150, at $8.50 $12.50 Russian Pony Skin Muffs, $5 75 | Large pillow shape, made of extra fine selected Russian Pony skin, of very siky lusire an beautifully marked; line all through with Skinner satin, Just the Muff to match your new $5. 75 Pony Coat, They may not last the woe dev: at Final Reductions on Fur Motor Coats—ABOUT TWELVE COATS inmen'sa d women’s sizes at about ha fprice, Second Fioor—Greenhut and Company Am. Sale Brass Beds and bedding That the sale was well timed and well prepared was proved with remarkable | emphasis by the response that followed the initial announcement, and we have estab- lished new prices that will give you direct savings of at jeast one-third 7 Brass Beas Brass Beds with 2-inch pous, 4 inch tcp rails, 7 Beant net" $10.00 or sain tins; repuany $1500, ———EEE $25 Bras Beds $17.75 $33.50 Bress Cotton Felt Mattresses~ipiindily made Annual top rails, 9fi) ing sks & and corn r mvaunts: regularly 32300 910.79 $32.50 Brass Beds, $24.50 Hair Mattresses—No | \ Beds, $21.50 Gray Drawings, 1 ayer Felt Mat- 2 parts, full weipht, wesses, Imperial rolled ee, fancy ticking, 60 Ibs fancy ching. One our best sales weight; reguar prce $12; sizes 30 and absoltely yuuranteed. Always nd 3.6 pare B800 sells tor $3250" During this sce Sizes 4.0 and 4.6 fo fae le e900) onl ; $23.50 No, 2 Mixed Hair Mattress Exira Mixed Hair Mattresses, Np. 1 Spec'al White Drawing:, SI $17.50 $40.00 Sanitary Beaaing—All of our Hair Mattresses and Box Springs are made in our own factory, the m st perfect hygieme surround.nys—uncer the stricest santiry conditions, ine suring a degree of wholecomeness and cleanliness that has no equal in Bedding making. Third Floor—Greenhut and Compaiy Aiter Inventory Clearing Sale Linoleum By radical underpricing we intend to clear all the remaining stock of which there are only a few roils left, and all discontinued patterns of linoleums including:— Several hundred pieces of linoleums of standard quality at radically reduced prices. 3 5 Cc for 60c. Scotch and American Linoleums— Printed linoleums in an excellent variety ot patterns and $1 10 tor Wild's Best Linoleums— . effects. A quality of extraordinary serviceability sold regularly at 60. sq. yard heavy, inlard, Sold regularly at $1.50. 50c (0r 75c Senita Clot h—particalarly adapted to Third Floor—Greenhut and Company bath rooms. Tile effects. G | t and Com Store formerly o-cupied Sixth Avenue, by B.A sex y 18th to 19th Street He FOURTEENTH STREET West of Fiith Avenue ‘Dressmakers’ Spring Sale | IS ON! Though organized for Dressmakers, its Benefits are for all. EVERYTHING FOR THE MAKING OF A GOWN— Fabric, Lining, Trimming, Finishing, Sewing— AT PRICES that mean BUSY DAYs! \DRESSMAKERS’ SALE PKICES | New Spool Cstton | presswaxere nd Notions SAL PRICES To prevent dealers stocking up, we Jimit quantities to needs of | dressmakers and home sewers, Dress Silks / No Mali or Telephone Orders. Reg. Spectal, Clark's 0. N. 7. Cotton— ra? yds,—blinck and white~ Ald, SILK MESBALIS best numbers ieiaty tl ight colors and dar! Doaen, 403 usually 85, regularly 89 Busting Cotton 6d) yin dos. AS 83 SOFT FINISH TAF Sewing Cotton—t,760 yd, 18 brilitant lustre—sp! 8 ae all now tints, Including He aa eal Hae RED, lack and colors~dozon. ..s.4 25 a, Leather, Sewing SiIk—100 yd. epools—~ Brown, Black and white—dozen...,....85 .4'7 | Blk. Sewing Silk—800 yd, 19.12%) aavally, +37 | Wide Collarbone—dos, yds 85 64 ROUGH SHANTUNG SILKS— | Silk Featherbone—dozen y 85.77 full lustre--will be more than ever | Collar Sete—enough for two... 5 34 popu CoC aaE | Collar Forms—2 styles... 5 3% ft! and fanoy Universal Hooks 2 6 tints—2 ell 27 | Finer—tnvisible 2. ts 27 24 1d nee ky at Wide Tatfota BI oi 0) | Silk Prussia Binding: 15° 12 the ahudes | Dress Shields—light Violet, Old Rore, Brown, Moss, d’ble cov'd aud i) 6 AL Wistarta, c, Alpaca and Mere ed Skirt ‘ atiisat Gohelin | Braids 5 yd. pl et) uf worth 7 cents... Extra wide Skirt Brald— ‘A SILKS~ Yard ata oon iat, wide rich, black — full lustre— Velveteen Skirt Binding— spectally recommended for 6 yard plece...... tenes oa 11 Wear—dollar grade.,......8pectat,, +64] Dressmakers’ Pins—t4-Ib, box. 12%, a nes + spe, | English Ptne~pape Shears and | DRESSMAKERS’ | jn iaann be Sel sors SAL/, PRICES ‘apo Measur Imported Selssors—full nickel finish y,| Skirt Markers—each 4to7 Inch value .79..,..Speetal,, +44] tas Fold Ma Spectal offering of small but handy Wide Roll 7 20 Steal Scisso ab 80 usually ire Special, 18 | Bite Seam Dressmakers’ Shears-—hand forged ouiday EOFs full ulekel fInish—6 to 8 Inch + | value .39 and 49... Speetal,, «27 | If, Boker & Co.'s fine Steal Shears tor tailors aud dressmake plain worth 93 i .50 dozen 1 and 15 SPECIAL SALE OF MISSES’ CARACUL COATS Directoire, Empire and Somi-Pit- ) Full length—were $15.00 to $24.00, 4 9 98 To-morrow M LOOR, iy C-— ——/9 New R bbon) pressuaxrrs' hings ) Gets SOAR TICE Lace Yo ce:, -PRESSMAKERS: BLACK — All Silk= Satin back Der etc ‘| sALE PRICES widths for Millinery and) Sashes and e Loups tor dre: b Reg. 15 No. 16 nyt re 20 No il yd, 20 1b5......Spectal.. 20 NO. Qi 082 32 Special,, 34 Ask for them at’ Ww inisettes— New gAb 1d... Spectal,, 87 Embroideria:J ad $125... Special. .87 Embrotd fine ¢ In Velling Depariment Dressmakers’ Sale Specials Includes Pin sot of Embrotderies and Insertings new and beautiful patterns—both sheer and heavy— for underwe and white or SC Ee eu api White Goods Ribbons on designs, including Wash Dress F Trimmings d dainty pectal,, 75 Embroideries nnela EXTRA VALUES IN EACH, Fashionable Furs Reduced Coate—Sets— Muifs—Scarfs—Pelerines—Shawls—Throws Fur Sets Muffs w Now. WERE. Now, Ermine woe 17.08 Hinck & Peinted, P : Black Fox.. 23.98 Wolf +. 98 16,08 to 2408) ne... 16.08 to? 10,98 to 12.98. Fur Scarfs Blue Wolt.. 0 1 Fox yg Eoin 3108 & B08 3 2.08 to 15.98 s is 5.08 to 14.08 15.98, TOS NOW, DADS to 70 Ys 20.08 to 45.1 5 is 2.08 to 18.98 | | 5.00 to 7.98 Nea ; oo. 4.98 1029.98 Blended Squir- Bea Sen 7.98 to 14.98 o MORNING SALES—Mge0, Bee” To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. : ——t BA toy $3.50 Black Silk Waists"\4 35 790. ' |LOOK FOR THE OL0CKS! Black Yoke effect of pin tucks and plaits— button trim. ston bi car 59c, Boys’ Winter Caps. Navy, brown, gray and m{xtures—fur lined | Round and 5: je band. T BO ns TINIRD FLOOF $2.25 Shawis—Capes Silk, 4, % —- & hams, 44} n— ON. SE “al 290, ps, 16) 1 woven 24 Inch, Cusition Tops—si ks—yard | Tapestr FABRICS. vee ghd White and eera—large,small, ring and clus- ter dots. | MAIN FLOOR LACE DEPT. _ rh UA LS AL ES bY Se, wv Ang: lo Cassi 89 Svap, Also 26 OTHER MORNING SPECIALs—equal value to above Space dogs not pe rmit, LOOK FOR THE CLOCKSf Not advertised \