The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1909, Page 15

Massenet’s “Manon” Weil Presented In a Revivai at the Metr dd ——_o— and her best, ‘the from any question of art or proj ‘Geraidine Farnar a [ies eredle AOU ete Oe Charming Heroine — duction, asiie last night acte t Wo pre ones had done Wr t Caruso Not Happiiy iv rent Cast—Third Performe\ani'ines cco. RP one in ncludin Pat pens ance of “Saiome” al Many Inaultiea, havo | teach writer as to ust er Oscar ‘thie the Manhatian. ion Be Raton In nett tet mention a Salome, but a ‘different [BY SYLVESTER RAWLING, | person, one of t! ASSENET’S "Manon" was M formed at the Metropolitan daught | Opera-Houre last night for the | Antipa me In ten hefore a crowded | \ntipis to. th It was sen » a new produe-|to the death « tion and Vena las _ | married Aristodulis, and the stage setting was admir-) Tarued Ar Fi eof the lesser ler of Lea THE EVENING TAXICAB STARTER MISSING FOR Wiens. beart dise (6a ate | TRY THIS FOR || | YOUR COUGH |, Oth Av WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, CAMMEYER| 190., e., Cor, 20th St. February Clean-Up Sale IN OUR f BASEMENT STORE Fine Footwear For Men, Women and Children At Prices Below the Cost of Manufacture. Every Pair Perfect and Every Pair Guaranteed. Such a surprising offering is enables us to turn trade ble. The courtyard of the Inn at Amiens, with the Cathedral in the back- eat taninice says: . round, nely presented h the Great | ~\7 ; Li) VW as finely presented. The from tre) Mix two ounces of Glycerine with a Fambling room at Parls, with Its gal- also entled halt ounce of Virgin O1 of Pine com- jleries and te as most effective. | Phi ; i marr ‘| pound pure and a half pint of All of the five series were so fore | elaine, the daughter of Herodias.” | gtraight Whiskey, Shake well and shortened and compressed that the Dlg! Another Salome is the daug! of | take in doses of a teaspoonful every /APaces were wiped out, and the closer intimacy that the opera demanded was ‘maintained. The cast was excellent in names, the smaller parts were taken with competence, and the chorus was well drilied and sumptuously dressed. If complete success were not achleved, the accessories were not at fault. There ‘were some cuts in the score, but {f there had been none the result would have| John the Ban} ‘heen the same. The impression would Herodiag mentioned In Matthew xiv. | four hours, This mixture possesses 8. Her father was Herod, son of Herod the Great and Mariamne, and she be-| the healing, healthful properties of came successively’ of her father’s | the Pines, and will bieak a cold in brother, Philip (son of | twenty-four hours anc cure any ireat, by Cleopatra) and of | cough that {s curable. In having tils iiry Cyclopedia of Names— {formula put up be sure that your to the Century Dictionary, | druggist uses the genuine Virgin Ol! HH . at aghter of Herod- | of Pine compound pure, prepared and eof Philip, and later of | guaranteed only by the Leach Chem!- She caused the death of ) eal Co., Cincinnatl, 0. ar Hesantn have remained that the story was epl- | sodiec and fragmentary, Geraldine Farrar, tn the title part, never unsophisticated, was a beautiful picture did not overact, but al- ways Was convincing, and she sang de she light Caruso, as Des Grieux, was not at his best. He seems never quite happily cast in French parts, but he tried hard and he sang with the re- Straint that reelly shows his wonderful voice to the best advantage. If he did tse the isual tumult from his ehind the rail, some admirable Lescaut, d Closing all the cleverness and infamy of Manon's and singing in a way that sulted the ¢ acter, Note, Begue and Ke fa, Rosina V; i) nan imiturnas not be said d the score with any spe “SALOME” AGAIN CROWDS MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE, “Salom| the } and its thrd presentation at n pera House last night, house was filled to Its » Was the same breat! ar some stor fn the title part, Impersonation. It ful buta Imores bits of nues to character cast is keyed POLCEMN WANES FOUR NEN W SUI Goss Says His Wife Made a| Confession, but She Says He Waved a Pistol. | Alimony proceedings between Mar Goss, ant her husband, Policeman bert HY Goss, was up t Ju tlee Erlanger. Mrs. Goss for) $4 au week and $150 cou The} couple were married Noy 1901, and have two children, But she says Goss lef} her and went to live with ht mother last September, and has not supported her since. ‘Then he served papers on her in a sult for absolute divorce Goss said that that she had Lee {th a dis- {possess notice, and then he made in ,quiry of the landlord. He was told, he ss told him Yaays, that Mrs, Goss was an wu able tenant, she had too y men friends. He made inquiry as a ree sult his wife made a written confession, in which she named four 1 Police man Goss attached this o ton to this papers and named the four as cor- respondents in his coinplaint pse replying to these charges, | we often left her alone for ths atat he enlisted in ‘my, but was ut jhonor five months lat 1 his returt they Ilved togther again, and he Joined | the police force. She denies that she | was gullty of misconduct with any man, | and says that she wrote and sig h so-called confession in fear of her “Last August my husband threatened to shoot me if I did not write a letter,” she swears. “Ho he revolver in his hand when wrote what he told me to ‘afterward the jnot have nit if T hac | jhe would carry out his threat to shoot me. I have no recollection of the con- tents of that letter. | Justice Bria denied Mrs. Goss's pplication for al mony and counsel fee, and directed her to deliver the two children to their trial of the action, father pending the | | | | ‘SSS. cores RHEUMATISH This is just a short talk on Rheumatism, and some of the reasons why so many fail to find a cure for this painful, and often far-reaching trouble. No other disease is more persistentand discouraging than Rheu- ointing out its causes matism. 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To make sure, however, Tcontinued to use your medicire ¢0 that my blood would be ratuely puritted Although this was twelve vears ago, I have never bern trovbled with rheumatism in any form since. 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Y. ‘THE EMERSON HOME CO,, Roxbary Sta., Boston, Mans, Proprietors. customers, 2,000 Pairs Men's $2.00 and $2.50 Lace Shoes, box calf, black kid and patent leather, Newest up-to- date | styles, Reduced to, 1,500 Pairs Men's Patent Colt- ) sKin Lace Shoes, regular pace - $3.00, Redus fd to 800 Pairs Boys and Black ia ace reduced to ) Little Gents’ $1.50 Patent Leather and Satin Calf Lace reduced to, pair, 800 Pairs Mi:ses’ Large Size Hid Button and Lace Shoes, sizes {1 to 2 and 24 to 6, reduced to apoodan 800 Pairs Women's Satin Even- ing Slippers, in white and colors; former prices $2, $3 and $4; nar- row widths only; reduced to..... } 1,000 Pairs Women’s House } Shoes in Lace and Congress; former prices $1.50 and $2.00; if February clean-up pr j “CAMMEYER” ric i | a ee Axminster Rugs, | Bru:sels 6x9, formeriy $18... 11,93 83x10 6, formerly $24.1.7.50 | 9xi2, formerly $28. ...19.50 EET | Mahogany finish or Golden Oak Rock= er, carved back, saddle seat; bke 9x12, fore posts; in all nounts: va" SONG H HORT 1. SINGER: thy. NEW SVNDAY W ORLD |: $7.00 2.00 Box ce 25 '50c 6x9, formeriy $10... 4.4 Sdxil, formerly SH. ...9.98 riy $18. hea ener reer | Brass Bed, with 2+inch continuous Be 44.98 PS PRESEN ATION OF THE ICAL Comeay BROADWAY THEATRE only possible at our store, because our great business conditions to the immediate and immense advantage of our Thes2 are by tar the Best Shoe Bargains in the City of New York. \$4.5 Women's Black Suede Button ) ls Boots, Allsizesand widths, Re- 2° gular price $4.00. Reduced to... ) pate 2,000 Pairs Women's Patent "Leather and Black Kid Button and Lace Shoes. Not all sizes in all styles but all sizes in some styles, Regular price $2.50 and $3.00, "Re- diiced tones mene cach te aie $4.00 spair 85c + Phe '35c 300 Pairs Infants’ Shoes in een) red and pink; sizes 244 to6, For- mer prices $1 and $1.50; reduced to ) palr pair eh) sure Shildren's Patent eather, black and brown 16 50c_ button and lace; sizes 6 to 1014 Oc narrow widths only. Former prices pair pair up to $2.00; reduced to, ee The Most Completely Equipped Department for the Repair of Shoes In the World, ener eee ( Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit DENTIST AY. Mew won DENTAL PARLORS 348 Sixth Avenue. McNULTY, Ail Operations Positively Painless, DR, Rugs. Brass Beds, 314.98 | ft you have two or three teeth we will sert a full set without a plate, WOKK GUARANTEED 10 YEARS, Gold filings, $1 up; ‘ Li. Hours arity Sundays. 1 TEETH. ‘If you have three or four teeth 1 Pie ise WIL Insert a full set without a plate, ror ke cut; Ido this with absolute satisfaction. lue B18; Examination of your teeth free, Work, Per Tooth, $5.00 TEETH | $7—-G1IO—-&—$15 | s/"1 GUILSHAN » Cor, 128th St. and 8th Ave, Entrance 271 W. 125th St. on eal Golden ‘Oy ser penting PIANOS AND ORGANS. DANA FACTORY aM re syeod ups Stelnvay up fine tone ‘and. condftion se | tuning And repalring by factor: exper's at reasonable Brice IT of STVBBORN CINDERELLA PERSONALS, 1 oo: the living de * Perrault, born in Apply. personally or Navarre FOR SALE. ON 19 and glass en- work only, Pairs G YORK CITY BOOK, & LYRICS BY will M. Hough Frank R. Adams A Brand New Riddle an advertisement like (UASIC BY irst place a wheel must Jos AL run smoothly and revolve many mes to travel far—yet it must Howard stick” where its rim touches or t will fail to go ahead, That's the way with advertise- nents. yrid advertisements ran thly into an average of homes and offices per day 1908. 1+ World was «hold PURASED 47 BemenAON OF OMMLS K HAR AS MY YOR CHCARO read— where it cireulated— by the fact that separate advertisements n The World last ore than the Her- “BEST RE- shown 246 — 108,394 alt—a sure sign of World Ads. Make Businesses Forge Ahead. | pleated or gored—were $4.98... | { | | oa 0s REAR West Fourteenth Street FRIDAY, AS USUAL, BARGAIN DAY FACTS For To-Morrow! Women's Suits) » Women's Coats | “oy Women's Skirts! y Women's Cheviot Suits—black and | colora—medium length coats | Strictly tallored—worth $15.98... 9.98) Women's Tailored Suits— | Broadcloth and Cheviot | black and colors~reg. $16.98... 12.08 | Women’s Tailored Couts—f0 inch— kersey and meltons black and colora—reg, $5.98 meets 2.98| Women's Strictly Tallored Coate— black kersey, cheviot and | c—reg. $10.98, seseees 6.08 50 Inch Coats—black nd broadcloth—also plain Mixtures—value $20.00 98) Women's Black Broade ‘othe and | Kersey Coats eiined and semi-fit~— regularly $25.00 ne Women's Coats of Black Velour, Seal, Plush and Chiffon vartety of best models— Women's Panama Skirt plain and atriped—biack, colors— | White Net Waists—ribbon drawn | tucks {n combination offects~ all sizes—were $2.98. seers 1.08 All Wool Flannel Waist black and navy with white | pin dots—were $1.98...., | Fur Scarfs | and \ "Rin, ; Fur Sets J Y | Fur Sets—black or gray wolt— Haual aearte-rug mut $35.98... Double Fur Scarfe sable tox brush tall and paw—were $8.08, Rug Mutt to pach . 508 Black Lynx Throw Se 8 23: 84° + 22.08 3.08 Leipsic dye—were $31 wl Mutfa to match--were $49.98.. Fur Sets—pointed sable fox— animal novelty scarfs rug muff—were $99.98 z Genuine Ermine Set novelty seart pillow muft—were $30.93...,., Millinery “| Gor ets \ White Walsts J Women's Black Har Bratd Toques— smartly draped for completion with a wing or flower—worth $149.......60 Black Hair Bratd Hate—new medlum and large shapes —lined and ready trimmed—worth $2.48..... | Black Fancy Braid Turbans—new | shapes, with chiffon combinations— with and without spaugle tlsewhere #3.24 2.48) Women's Coreets—medium and deep | hip models, in white, drab and fancy tints—gartera—also French shap in emb'd sateen—fancy tints only— all slres—rog. $1.29 to Women's Medium and [ 4p Hip Corsets—popular make—garters— Jace trim-—18 to 30, but not in | - 63. 98, 4.96 4 | Rp, 4 | 1.49 each stylo—regular dollar Corsets... 62) Black Ponginette Walsts—button | back or front—tatlored—were $1.49.... .78 White Batiste Waist with lace or emb'y: | Fine Batiste Wai trim'd with Potnt Inces—were $5,98—C 3.98) | | ol Underwear Hoslery Umbrellas Men's Pure Australian Wool Shirte and Drawers—full fashioned— medium and heavy welght— $2.79 and $3.49. ine Silk Hosiery— dots and figuree— see 1.49 2.25, b'd. were were $2.98 and $3.98, ee 1.08 Men’s Cotton Half Hose fancy jacquard stripes—value .25.... 14 Children’s Rib Cotton Vests | fleece Iined—odd sizes—value .24.... .12% 8 inch Union Taffeta Silk Umibrellas—vale $249 ..ccccccseee 149) §9 ct. All Wool Chevrons—4 Inch. 46 | 80 ct. Mobalre—stripes and checks..... 30 =| 6 Spring Suitings—all wool—t0 tn... .70 69 ct. All Wool Cream Serges—-44 Inch. .46 | $1.00 Fancy Sultings-60 and 56 In... 42.19 Black Broadcloths—62 in... 98 ct. Black Votles—all wool—46 In. 75 $1.35 Imported Black Prunella | 48 Inch 69 ct All Wool Black Taftetas: 44 inch... Light Spring Mlxtu New Satin Foulards..... All Silk Messalines..., Soft Finish Taffeta Silks., Rough Shantung Silks Dotted Messalines—all Fancy Chiffon Taffeta: Black Tafteta Silks | 37 ot, Satin Fig'd Mousselines. | Novelty Plaid Swisses.. Fine Fancy Datistes 25 ct. Colored Dress Linens... 10 ct. Dress Ginghams yard wide. 24 ct. Fine Poplin Cords—3 inch 9% ct. Fancy Percales—yard wid 12% et, Foulard Sateens—plain an bordered 16 | 4 ot. Fine Black French Batister— 47 Inch 49 ct, All Wool French Twill Flanuels. #9 ct. Silk and Wool Fancies... 39 and 49 ct. Fine Scotch Flannels.. 41.25 Imported Wool Watsting 69 ct. Silk Hmbrotdered Flann: 48 ct. Fancy Mohair and | Wool Watstings -80 | 44.ct. Fancy All Wool Shrunk Flannels .35 | 39 and 49 ct. Fancy Biderdowns 125) 17 ct. Soutache Braids—dozen yards 19 ct. Plain and Fancy Bralds and Bandings 20 to 80 ct. Novelty Bandings.. 49 ct, White Embroidery Flouncings— neh... % 19 ct, Embrotderies and. Inserts. 49 ct. Embroldery Allovers . (@ ct. Brussels Nets—T2 inch— white, cream, ecru... 50 59 et, -40} 49 ct. | 29 49 ct, Mousseline de Sote—15 inch 25 19 ct. Imported Scissors—4 to 7 inch... .44 25 ct, Small Steel Scissors . 18] 39 and 49 ct. Dressmakers’ Shears Q7 98 ct. H. Boker & Co. Steel Shears, ) 50 |Pitlow Zases '13 ct, Wide Taffeta Binding—pe.. 115 ct. Dress Shields | 15 ct. Velvete {29 ct. White Fig'd Madras—Mercerized. Curtains lp Portieres t 0, Table Covers J Y Clearance of 2 and 3 pair lots— Lace Curtains—samples slightly aolled— Real Arabian and Renaissance: were $17.98 and $19.93, - 9.98 Irish Polnt and Point de Paris Lace Curtains—were $9.98 and $11.98.. 6.98 Antique, Cluny, Point Arab, Irish Point and French Novelty Applique--were $6.98 and $7,98....... 4.08, Irish Point, Vluny and Renalssance— were $5.98... tees 8.08 English Nottingham Lace Curtains—were $4.98... vee B08 Scotch and Nottingham weaves were $2.49 and $1.08, Fig'd Damask Portieres—6 Inch lapentry border--1 and 2 pry Tota wore $5.98. Belgian Stripe Slip Coverings + 8.98 18 styles—vatue .15.. teres OM Fino Mercerized Damask Table Coverssolld red or greon—deep tassel fringe—value .95......0seceeee 58 Tapestry and More'z'd Damask Table Covers—solld colors-Two toned and Ort- entala- tassel fringe 1'g yda.——-worth $1.19 and $1.2 vi:) Worth $1.49 and $1.93. 98 2 yds. #q.—Worth $2. 98 worth $2.50. 49 worth $2 +198 2x2 yds,—worth $2.98, worth $3.9) |Table Linens Towels Towelling Mercerlzed Napkins—extra heavy— high lustre—2? inch—reg. $1.39 doz. All Linen H. 8, Sets—full bh Scotch or Austman Linen dozen Napkins—were $4.9! Union Linen Huck Towels 20x38—were .22 7 Huck Towels —hem'd— le f ‘tly, 2ixdh were 15 Yard wide Dress Linen My yds. wide—reg, $1.10 All Linen Barnsley Towellings— reg. 12a. Household Towellings- Also Odd Lots, Remnants and slightly Soiled Goods from January Sale Display AT FRIDAY'S CLEARANCE PRICES, Muslins FRrp 4 Domestics, ete, | Y Bleached Muslins—3¢ Inch—mill lengths of 20 to 20 yds,—worth 9%...,, 5% Unbleached Muslins—T+4~one of the best--worth .19... sreseeseeees ABM Lonsdale Pillow Cases— 42xi6—value H., .11/60x36—value ,18,, .18 45x28-—value .16.. .12/54x36—value .20., 14 Ready made Pillow Ticks—~ ready for filling 14 ate M16 x ALI) 20.. 26x29—value 2... Spreads Comfortables Bankets, etc, White Crochet Spreads — tull und three-quarter size— hemmed or fringed—worth $1.15....... Full size Comfortables— chintz and figured tops— rome fig'd both sides—worth $2.18... 1.49 White and Colored Cal. Blank 11-4 size, for double bed Instead of $5.98..... Best Elderdown finish Biankets— ls pony white and colors—value $5.00.......44 2.98 Cotton Fleece Blankets—white and col'd—value $1.25... + 1.00 Heavy Canto 7 Domets—bleached and unbleached—reg. 1... .....05 Yard wide Cantons—reg, .19.. Cantons and Domets—reg. 6%. 4% —_____- —_____—_ In Continuation of Dressmakers’ Sale: NEW SFRING GOODS AS FOLLOWS: Sot. Clark O. N. T, Cotton— 200 yd. spools—Black -White.... 3 tor .10. Dozen, .40—usually 55. 45 ct. Basting Cotton—200 yds.—dozen. .83 % ct, Sewing Silk—50 yd. spool Black and colors—doaen.......5 + 25 19 ct. Black Sewing Silk— 300 yd, spools......, 86 ct. Silk Featherbone—dom yd 5 ct. Collar Forms~2 styles... 12 ct, Universal Hooks and E: 3 styles G Skirt Binding—5 yds... 19 ct. Dressmakers’ Pins—ty Ib. box.. , 12 ct, Canvas Coat Fronts + 35 ct. Fancy Mercerized Sateens. 24 ct. Moire Percalines 35 inch 12 ct. Mercerized Percalines~26 inch... 29 ct, Taffeta Rustle—yard wide 88 ct. Tailors’ Herringbone Satins. 49 and 59 ct. Lace Yokes 88 ct. and $1.25 Lace ¥ 29 ct, White 3 19 ct. White 39 ct. White Silk Chiffonettes.......... 49 ct, White Dotied Swisses 19 ct, White Batistes and India Linons, .10 7 to 9 ot, Cotton Cluny Laces.......+. . 8% 12g and 15 et. P de Paris and Fi Laces on) C) 8 and 10 ct. Fancy White Laces and Insertings 4% 39 to 45 ct. Fine Val. Laces and Inserts—doz, yds QT | 98 ct. Black Silk Brussels Nets— 72 inch 67 $9 and 49 ct. Dotted and Fig'd Nets and cream double width. .Q7 13 9 10 16 | 39 and 45 ct Ribbon 27 20 ct. Black T 15 Black T one & , therefore 10 6 RIBLON R All Kinda—-All qualities All widthe—Al eneths. AT CLEARANCE PRICES. NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE 9RDERS,