The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1909, Page 7

poate AGED I) Manag na STARS Performance to Take Place in ef Theatre That Bears Late Hu In the theatre that stands to-day as a monument to the memory of the Yate Lester Wallack will be held a testl- | 48 good now as jt was wh i, | MY present age. T only w montal benefit on March 6 for his}my fingers as well as widow, now elghty-three years old, who | Msht still have my plano, has lost the fortune that was left to Son Out of Employment. Young Arthur Wallack, thirteen, ca her and {s practically without funds, it lie room, carrying « pi Mare Klaw, of Kla 1, and Daniel Frob ig the pro- gramme, and It 1s expected that all the stars in the city at the time will tao | part. The benefit will be held under the! auspices of the Theatrical Managers’ Assoolation, Club and o selves In its the these. One Hu remarkable though she rheumatic t dre “It ts thing,” & ing Wi onac many re during his tr "Tam gra Interest in @m sorry ft benefit. me wh the oth table soul, I wou sword for a gon may gome ot! sell it—neve Everett Mi He died abo her girlh ¢asion, In London hou Spe WOW OF LESTER WALLACK eae Wealth Left by Old Theatrical playwright, Mrs. Wallack {s Ilving with her gon! hy i the o Investments Unfortunate, once president Studied with Liszt. Hs Syallack studied music and their bowels harden, Then i instruction from ‘Thalbers they multiply the dose. Some the Duchess SoM Dama, HOsieRy and WOMEN'S WARM RINO TIGHTS, all WOMEN’S FLEECED LONG SLEEVE VESTS AND ANKLE LENGTH PANTS; value 50a, WOMEN’S FULL FASHIONED BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, with Merino heels and toes; value, per pair, . soe 500 CLOSING OUT WARM FLEECE LINED STOCKINGS, in regular and extra sizes; SBc. qualities, per PAir.......cssesescocseccecess 25c¢ me and Iisat_ was there, I was asked play for them, T was just turni ¢@ had a asked: ‘Vy thrilled "And al | years ago—if I reca after the good Queen Vietoria |the throne, [t all con | plainly that sometim eS me and mado rat h of me, so to when I was a girl.” Depends on Friends. d raised in ed to Mr fort when HAVE BENEFIT yallack was bor er Lost in Unfortu- | actors and actr ite Investments. Edwin Bo Sa Modjeska well | And now entertained WILL TAKE PART. ~' impoverished w not for the friends of her late hu: “Mother kept up her muslo until sev- eral months ago, when she became. so feeble she could not manipulate the Keys of the plano any longer,” sal Arthur Wallack, "and then wel | Plano go. She ‘reads occuslonall {that ts all.” "Yes," broke In Mrs, Wallack, I don't have to use giasses, either. hever worn them In my life; 1 isband’s Name. hi of Highways Mrs, Wail: had been un: owing to the but members of the Lambs’ thers are interesting them- success, Augustus Thomas, is foremost among were having,” consulting his fath letters to half a do: 4, asking for a nd his two children 1 pia the result that he ‘a s of é Nona, We didn't 2 5 deed At WED ing school to work, dand First street. She ts a but he insisted, woman for her years, al- too, because he has suffered of late trom the park and th the roubles u ve that I have lost every-| mind; he wanted to get an early J In life, It pleases us all to think ‘he has done so well.” No !ncome Now. When Lester Wallack died In Septem- ber, 1888, he left consid lady to an Even- to-day, as she lay paffor, surrounded by ted by her husband me. The Model’s Secret. A STORY FOR FAT FOLKS, Cloak Models’ Association has raised alling to the status of a tine art, The clopment and retention of a perfect tig ure is made the study of thelr lives, Asa t they recelve bigh salartes and, of , live correspondingly well, But good living and a perfect figu: seldom contemporaneous in the sam They are so only when that lady ts to pay for h s by most etre aad persist al effort to kee mier models, $0 d, have had to fi teful te me,” s t {9 necessa friends for thelr Inued, “but I to hold the ed well for ad {t not been investments I cumstances to- ct to a small a rusty old hy, bless your] Case on that | min ulda't ndoin her in wt : As one grows “old the bowels grow less active. Some. then take harsh cathartics, artist, was 1 Academy. lais, the note: of the Ro ut ten years ago. ; on take candy Cascarets. They act in natural ways, and one tablet a | day is sufficient. } Vestipocket box, 10 ceats—at drut-stores, People vow uso a million boxes mealhly. 1d th vd. use, when M a Sondk Sons. UNDERWEAR BLACK RIBBED ME- styles; $123 quality. cial, per pair ... 1.00 35c¢ each, 3 for 1.00 blood, regular and extra sizes; excellent MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, Broadway, dthand 9th Sts. — rr M riveted frame, leather lined, 14 to 18 ins, x $4.75 ri HAND BAGS, of alligator calf, black and colored \ morocco, covered frame, leather ined, with purse, $2.95, 3.75 ) HAND BAGS, of black and colored morocco, 5 covered frame, leather IIned, with purse, at 1.35 Stern Brothers ENGLISH RUSSET TRAVELING BAGS, Imported Fitted Suit Cases and Traveling Bags Former Prices $50.00 to 195.00, ‘ purify Fine Leather Goods Exceptional Values, To-morrow $29.75 to 145.00 West Twenty-third Street ets FEBRUARI Sale of New and kept inflamed and ir healthy matter from the cire tive effect except a medicine which will renovate the blood and entirely remove the cause. in reducing inflammation, discharge, but such applications do not reach the blood where the disease germs are located and can never effect a cure, circulation, drives out all impurities and morbid matter, and by nourish- ing the flesh with rich, pure blood causes the pla permanently, at the bottom, and rebuilding broken-down tissue, and supplying health | ful, healing qualities to the blood, firm flesh, while it steadily but surely el to all who wri THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, February tat to 8th, Quaker Oats Week, This is the week of good ts—“Quaker Oats ase, Iv hie break This netted 2 mn "Week, the United States, Wallack wo of her and her Arthur rs t Do your observed all over | Florence Sewall, 7 1 it waa hen) Patt; edt no other cerea patronized ‘ i ot the ety. | this week. relics: brought The best of all cereal foods, REMOVAL SALE WE WILL MOVE TO OUR NEW BUILDING, S. W. CORNER Sth AVE. & 43d ST. MARCH ist, 1909 WE HAVE PLACED OUR IM- MENSE STOCK OF SEASON- ABLE GOODS ON SALE AT Prices 50% Lower THAN EVER BEFORE OF- FERED TO THE PUBLIO McPARTLAND & O’FLAHERTY CO. 8TH AVE., 40TH & 41ST ST. All CARS i Walters Pianos Ata Saving to You of $150 to $300 On Easy Terms of iiss Down & $1 Per Week No Interest. No Insurance. No Extras, | Upon Payment of $5 We De.iver the, Piano to Your Home. S have the toi $1500 thalters Excelsi or. 7 ‘ano, 108228 \ uu) ONEILL:ADAMS G Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d Street, N. Y. Double Stamps Up to 12 o’Clock Visit Our New Premium Parlor and Receive Free Stamps To-Morrow Greatest. Premium Values in the World Surety Stamps : in our Premium Parlor all Gold we have given out, one Surety Gald Standard Stamp, until further We will excha } Slandivd Stamps | Stump for one All filled books of Gold Standard Stamps will be redeemed in Merchandise until further notice, The Great Showing and Sale of the . eins by American Printing Company’s Wash Fabrics Continues All This Week This broad and varied collection includes the new bordered effecis, the new foulard patterns, the new | pongee effects, the new gingham styles, the new staple designs and all the wanted plain shades. | Many exclusive designs not to be seen in any other estab- | 6c lishment are offered at the special price, per yard, of vf OC And in Conjunction with This Sale Will Otter 3 Extraordinary Special Values 3,500 YAKDS SILK AND COTTON DRESS MATE: RIAL—A large range in stripes and polka dots, Values up to 39c, per yard, at. 5,000 YARDS SILK: FINISH POE wanted shades; very populi Special at, per yard. 4,000 YARDS FANCY DOTT —Ina large assortment of floral designs, polka dots, bordered effects and plain colors, Regular '5c, per yafd, at. ‘hn Both Buildings, A Very Special Offering of House Gowns for Women Made of the American Printing Co’s Fabrics These are shown in the very latest designs in the , | Popular Pongee and Foulard tinish fabrics, made by Models. at We have marked them special for this sale $1.95 and $2.59 Adams Building—Second Floor. Important Clearing Sales That Mean Big Savings WOMEN'S, MISSES’ AND GIRLS’) Suits, Coats, Furs and Winter Underwear At Reductions Up to Half MEN'S Suits, Overcoats and Underwear Price ry eekiandin Pee Bay « a Piano Unles It Bears the Maker's Name thro t adhe at pa give Fityletenate Wie Warerooms, 3d CURES S S S cant, CHRONIC ULCERS Any chronic ulcer shows an unhealthy and impure condition of the It is a diseased condition of the flesh at that particular Spot, caused ited by a continual discharge into it, of un- ition, No treatment can have any cura- Saly ies, lotions, ete, are sometimes helpful ising the ulcer, or perhaps lessening the S. S S. goes down into the to heal naturally and but by beginning 8. S. S. does not make a surface fiects. a permanent cure, The ulcer the blood, Book on Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO0., ATLANTA, GA, Very Frequently in reading World “Automobile” ad. vertisements you will find one per son advertising to BUY just exactly the Motor Car or k another LL, person Is advertising to It is always safest to READ World Au- tomobiles of any kind. Perhaps what you want is advertised to-day. At any rate, it will pay you to look and see. advertisments before purchasing s the place to fill in with new, | Fa can not exist when the blood and is pure, and S, S, S. will thoroughly Fu risked These asa ave on Exhibition at our Show Rooms this well known company in the lavorite Princess “ebruary Sale of | Fumiiure, Carpets, ae Crockery atid ‘adding For One Week FREE nt Niemen rll Merchandise Also Included Various Outfits. to AL Pur cha | ¢ $100 Worth of in Our | 3 Rooms 4 Rooms 5 Rooms f omp!ctely ge is Completely 5] a Completely 5] 20 |: Furnished Furnished 3-Piece Mahogany-finished Frame Parlor Suite, with loose cu green silk plush, tufed, and silk cord and tassels, like cut; 9 vions of U8 value $35, Pebruury price...... Write for our ian liberal SEW BOOKLET credit terms aps contamag ine ply aisu to Long formationre- Istand, New arding our out Jersey or Cons fits, Mailed ree, necticut. FREE TRANSFERS 22420" @ $1.00 purchase at our store—that makes it Juat the same as though Bbitliides CHAIRS * eat offering of 952 of them—all sorts of them—all sorts in Furniture Sale — great floor i: is reduced, That's why We've Got the reaple Coming This $2,00| Chair, 99c In quartered golden oak finish; haa finish, with banister back, saddle seat brace arma and cane seat, | Same chair in white maple with saddle seat, $1.25, This $8.00) Mission Chair, and banister back. This $3.50 ‘ocker, $1.75 In white mae ple, polished mahogany $3.98 | and golden A very mas- sive, heavy arm chair in back and sad- quartered oak, dle seat. weathered fine ish, The cons struction o i thie chair is high clags. This $8.00 Rocker, | $3.98 Large size, in| mahogany) finish,splendidly | made; has full spring seat all ered in chase| ‘Spanish leather, In solid golden oak; has heavy panels in back and a saddle It is finished and constructed. $4! 50 Rockers, $2.25 n mahogany finish, Has a wood seat, whichis padded and covered in imitation leather, $5. 50 Mission ion Rockers, | $2.75 Large size arm rocker in solid oak, weathered finish; has heavy slat back and saddle wood seat. Our agents at 59th st. and Lex, ave. will ‘Use it as 5c, in cash on Our Greatest Annual February —All regular prices are lost—every piece of Furniture on | ire Fourth Floor. BLOOMINGDALES' Colored Wash Fabrics | 5 50,000 MORE YDS, OF BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH VOILES; in pink, white, cream, tn and brown; assortment ot colors g¥J 4 somewhat broken; thatis why we reduce the price to, per yd. in all NS, white; beau- | much more | * 29¢ | | PLAIN AND FANCY COLORED LINEN; did im;orted fabric; ail leading shades a, per yd-> tiful fabric; worth than our a specie pee per yard. ender and black and white; $5 value, at,.., a splen- 35c Main Floor, 69th st, Section, BLOOMINGDALEs! “aa: [Saar aaa < — WIiH THIS COUPON You may buy $3 Japanese *1.24 Maiting S.it > BLOO INGDALES'= Cares (ote. Furs Cara $2 Umbrelias, $1 MEN’S$75 FURLINED COATS, $35 Men's $200 Mnkl lined Coats AEE | Light, erally for $3, are made S edge. The va- riety of handles 2 is diversifiedand | beautiful; 26 and if a omen’s $450 Mick Coa's . $250) 5 28 inch sizes WOMEN 5 SEAL COATS, $75 i lecases and Women's $950 Sea! Coats.. $550 Main Fioor, WOMEN’S $650 BROADTAILH= BLOOMINGDALES" COATS “$375 $20 Black Lynx § 85 WHITE 10} | $450 Russian Sub) eS §15 PERSIAN P sa oi Set BYE CAN BUY ON t our co-opers pla oll paint. Deecoreted Porcelain Dishes | American Goods at the Lowest Prices Ever | DINNER SETS, AMERICAN PORC H bud decorations: 100 pieces, worth $7. | h cover, at. TUMBLERS, wit TABLE Third Floor, 50th at, Section. 1 ! BORDERED RED APPLIQUE SWISS- | TES, newest in border designs; 45 In- | ches wide; they are in dress patterne | | of 12 yards; in blue, tan, navy, lav- | $2.75, The Bi iggest suit Case Value Fuer Offered | The suit cases are 24 inches long, and have stitched leather} h ndles,, straps and buckles, | strong and durable,! Good lock and key. Sold gen-| Main Floor, 59th st. Section, ——— The ea American taffeta and waterproof | taffeta with tape EAS YTERMS with neat rose- e Pressed Glass, special at J7 for 18¢ j All Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES’, Lex. to 3d Av,, 59th to 60th St, | “1 I | i i! the Third f) Pi est fact, (41 F the house: i =eremeec|| j ]