The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1909, Page 13

‘Elijah, ” by the Oraiorio Society, coe | Your Hearts’ was os admirable as his One of the Most Drame singing. vom were clean cut and ttlu- inating. Uning of her coat which back of her chair, the writer can ex- plain how they came there. The matren who sat directly behind her started to put on her hat before the last number In a most composed manner she tracted the pins from the hat, stuc! the Work Ever Seen, Here — Soloisis and\ Chorus All Excellent. before her, carefull, by her hwad and, one by one, withdrew th in ro) tl if thein BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. |Into her hag, VUE ane Jaded then “LA WALLY” SUNG AGAIN centenary of Mendelssohn (the composer was born on Feb 3, 48), which has extended over a week, ame to an end last night with a per- formance of his “Elijah” by the Ora- torio Society at Carnegie Hall. The house was crowded from top to bottom, N= YORK’S observance of the Catalan!'’s “a Wally" was repeated night before @ large audience which, | Judging by the applause, thoroughly ap- preciated It. Emmy Destinn in the title ‘part, Riccardo Martin as Hagenbach, and the audience was of the type that H f e annual Christmas per- |and Amato as Gellner have improved He ee eae eee anne [even upon thelr excelient frat perform |ances, Rossi as Stromminger, Campan- Ite attitude was reverent as well as ap- | the Soldier, Mary Ranzenberg as Preciative, and it had the satisfaction | Afra, ng anal es enivalise: were satisfactory, The kis: of hearing the best presentation of the) vei done, and the chorus sang admir- eratorio made here for a long time, ably. Toscanint conducted with the Mr, Krehbiel quotes a passage from a|vVotion the work of his dead friend al- fetter of Mendelssohn's to Schubring In | Ways evokes. Such excellent things in 188, in which he says: “I am most the matter of scenic effects are to th | credit of the new management, it seems anxious to do full justice to the dram- atic element.” He was then referring }a pity the avalanche remains so clum- to construction, but the {dea must have sily done. Might not, say, Fred Thom son be asked for a hint how to do It? been in the mind of Dr, Frank Dam- Tosch, who conducted last night, for his | ——————_ BANDITS TO BE SHOT. interpretation was dramatic to a degree not usually looked for at the Oratorio VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Feb, &—After a Boclety's concerts. His mixed chorus of men and women responded nobly to his Glrection. ‘There was delicate shading aa well as sonorous declamation in its work. The choirs were well balanced, and the sopranos were far less shrill And sharp than they are sometimes, rhe neasl elves Cry tot hee ysand the | pnatiem 1s causing considerable discussion “Thanks Bo to God” were expressed | thine the medical fraternity. It ts an al- With especially flne fervor and convle- | cog jntallible cure when mixed with cer- ton. tain other ingredients and taken properly. The sololats were Jomelll, Vera Cur cn, following is the formula: Ms, Janot Spencer, Don Beddoe and "ry gug-halt plat good whiskey add one pham, A certain acid quality In oiscy syrup aarsaparilia and ove ounce iqomeli's upper register alono detracted | opie compound, which can be procured ot Roaicer Omelet tree saan nny druggist, ‘Take in teaspoonful doses very beautifully done. Bispham's “Is | ‘Not His Word Like @ Fire, and Like a Hammer That Breaketh the Rock Into Pieces?’ aroused the chorus to a dem- Onstration that equalled that of the au- cK Shopping an Extravagance C. Saturday—These Matchless Economies Boys’ New Wash Suits, 1.45 Russian Blouse and Sailor Styles, with Two Trousers Every suit included in this offering is exceptionally well tailored and strictly up to the Koch standard. You'll be delighted with the showing at this low price. Materials are madras, galatea, chambray, natural linen and white duck. Sailor collar, “V" neck and buttoned-to-neck styles, Sizes 244 to 10 years, $2.00 and $2.50 values, at 1.45 New Spring Hats, 1.89 SMART BRAID TURBANS, trimmed with soft silk and wings. Also a variety of spangled braid hats, very desirable for between seasons; excellent value at $2.73... 1,89 3,00 Heatherbloom Skirts, 1.79 WOMEN'S HEATHERBLOOM PETTICO! deep flounce with shirring and tucking; in pretty stripes and plaids; all colors, Value $3.00..., 1.79 Women’s 25c Cotton Hose, 17c These HOSE are medium weight, full regular made; high spliced heels, double sole and guaranteed fast black, Value 25¢c., pair, 17c TS ’s $5 High Cut Boots, 2.9 Women’s $5 High Cut Boots, 2.95 WOMEN'S BOOTS—patent leather with kid top; button—Russia leather with suede or Russia calf top; laced or button—Velour calf; laced. We are showing eight distinct styles in all widths and sizes. Every one this season's chotcest and best models, and the regular price of same was 65.00. 5 95 Saturday tee Girls’ New Tub Dresses, 1.39 GIRLS’ TUB DRESSES, in smart models; high and low neck. Also guimpe ef- fects. Materials are fine percales, ginghams and chambrays, in stripes, checks, dots and plain colors, dainty trimmings, superior finish; full knit or 39 hox plaited’skirts--open alithe way. Sizes 4 to 14 years, Value $2.00, 1. I ‘band of bandits that has been operating iin Morella, The bandits were surprised in camp fight. They will be shot, Whiskey for Rheumatism The increased use of whiskey for rheu- lowed up, this {8 a sure remedy. Not only will this formula promptly re- Neve the muscular pains, but {t also makes Jone of the most effective system builders known to the profession, Koch's Uptown Prices Make Downtown doz. 2fe Felt Shoe | 10c Thin Blown or Brushes, J Water Tumblers, 79 ‘A strong, durable FELT BRUSH that | THIN BLOWN WATER TUMBLERS, may used on rau Wes Al-| Tie aha Forel fealens, five Tocmnorrow, while they yg) different styles: something, en-” oo” (Basement.) , Shoes, i Ma BOYS’ AND YOUTHS' BOX CALF AND VICI KID LACE BOOTS—An after-stock-taking clearance that should prove Irresistible to saving parents, Value $3. (Third _ Foo New Models in | Women’s Waists, ; $4.95 In white and ecru net; handsomely trimmed; new collar and sleeve: Al lack Third Floor.) Plain and Fancy | te ‘D COLORED, D DOTTED | Boys’ Washable | Blouses, ; of madras and band, Byron ¢ PE . in ‘white and colors;| also dressy styles; While they | ming. Excellent PVPEE TS 2OC| catiitiescertt Ser | (Third Floor.) chol val (Third Floor.) Hair Goods at Less than Cost To-morrow we quote sensationally low prices on distinctly supe- rior Hair Goods for milady's coiffure. You should profit by this op- portunity and share in the many remarkable economies, Pompadours, —{ Metlnn Hin Transformations | tislornelling i Cluster Poffs, 10 and 12 In set. re} 3 in set... Wus ue a RHO A att , 125th St: West, no... Pompadoat it apectal Between Lenox & Seventh Aves, Ends the Mendelssohn Centenary| Idience, Beddoe's diction in “If With All | atic Presentations Of | 14 woman In the audience discovers | thia morning three Faahos in the satin | jung over the | them with force into the satin lining | adjusted the hat on | AT THE METROPOLITAN, | at the Metropolitan Opera House last | jong chase, Rurales have captured the | and surrendered without a| before each meal and before retiring. Fol-) JWILL FURNISH A- CAMMEYER Oth Ave., Cor, 20th St. February Clean-Up Sale IN OUR BASEMENT STORE Of 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 only possible at our store, because our great business enables us to turn trade conditions to the immediate and immense advantage of our ™ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, Suitable for wear for next two or three months—for cold weather and early ‘ FOURTEENTH STREET West of Fifth Avenue The Splendid Values of Dressmakers’ Spring Sale Are Open to All! Rend the list under “Illustrative Offerings” and you will realize The Rare Advantages it offers in New Spring Goods, A Sale Organized for Dressmakers, but whose opportunities are for ALL) CLEARANCE VALUES IN OTHER DEPARTMENTS Ensure a Saturday of Exceptional Interest. Clearance Prices for Misses’ and Children’s Garments! u IIlustrative Offerings From Our Dressmakers’ Spring Sale] Opportunities Are Open to All, | ||] customers, These are by far the Best Shoe Bargains in the City of New York. Spring—so there 1s no question about the wisdom of buying, at prices | Mauttt SPRING suITINGS— sora 2,000 Pairs Men's $2.00 and $2.50 | Women's Black Suede Button quoted, ...As we never carry goods from year to year (as many others do), H id up | Lace Shoes, box calf, black kid and ls -50 | Boots, Allsizesand widths, Re- ) $9.50 our desire to clear stocks 1s greater than our desire for profit—therefore:—|maxcy Moraine, Fa doe Nene up-to-date f pair gular price $4.00, Reduced to..,. ) pale Girls’ Long Cloaks | Misses’ @aracul Coats PSNI REPO Eovem IES, REUUCEH LO... eee J ; Broadcloth and Kerseys—latest styles and| Full length—toose, Bmpire and Directoire| Tange of two-tone stri -30 |] 1,500 Pairs Men’s Patent Colt- ) 2,000 Pairs Women's Patent Scloreedltotiye 14 to 18 years ere UR et : skin Lace Shoes, regular price pay ew Leather and Black Kid Button 3.08. Wero 419.8 9.98 EANOUTAETET Ata |) Speetat { $3.00. Reduced to, \ pair and Lace Shoes. Not all sizes in $1.00 eat i Were stripes, checks, crossbara and I .40 Gf PRN MES S01 SY 8 all styles but all sizes in some styles, pair a ate} Were 88 1g eae Rn La Beinn 800 Pairs Boys’ $2.00 Box Calf} $4.25 Regular price $2.50 and $ f 9.08. CNG Elegant garments—full cut—ricbly lined, | DOTTED MESSALINES— and Black Kid Lace reduced to pale eeu DUCCessCuallCu gy OCLC: 12.08. ere $20.98 “AML Silk—seltstoned= ducedto,,,., ‘ Acai) Children's Goats Misses’ Suits Wi Little Gents’ $1.50 Patent Leather and Satin Calf Lace reduced to, pair,.,, 85c Urondeloths, | Cheviot, Kersoys — best) two and Three plece—Broadctoths and] ! shades—richly trimmed with Iaces and braids or with fur collars and cuffs Choviots—blue, greon, wine, brown, gray— 800 Pairs Misses’ Large Size Kid Button and Lace Shoes, sizes 11 to 2 and 236 | $P.00 |]} 2% 690 three-quarter seml-titting Coats ~ satin] FANCY, WAISTINGS” Mohair (OG) KT Oy pnocnbusouaocouone FAG HEE TINT OD ae connie ff palr 8.98. Hned—bandsomoly trimmed with Ottoman| or cluster ites in dee | Bpeetat ‘ . e : 4.98. silk or satin and buttons—t4 to 18 yrs, colors; also handsome effects 30 sv fh peat seet | 300 Pairs Infants’ Shoesin black, ) 6.98 } Throo plecos......Wore $22.00.......11.88] {8 combination stripes i ‘i ing Slippers, in white and colors; 50 red and pink; sizes 214 t06, Fors < 55 Cc 8.98 Tro pleco—were ABssveeseveessetons oh. pas bie 5 and pink; sizes 27 qi - " "$19.4 “Fe Feary 98 t FANCY EIDERDOW former prices $2, $3 and $4; nar- + Cc mer prices $1 and $1.50; reduced to ) AEE wale Hee eee | Lovely shader, with Special row widths only; reduced to... } pair ¢ pair @ een contrasting rings, figures or 25 eee: 4 800 Pairs Children’s Patent eG a heap ‘ 1,000 Pairs Women's House | eather, black and brown kid, | i STITT CTT ta Shoes in Lace and Congress; 5 Oc button and lace; sizes 6 to 1034, 4 Cc Down Go the P ricés on ‘ TY PLAID SWISSE8~ ws former prices $1,50 and $2.00; [ narrow widths only. Former prices air , , : toned) layendertaderorinnle? February clean-up price.....,, ) alr up to $2.00; reduced to... he Boys and Youths Clothing ! mubinatl Kad wate, ue combinations 120.04 | We tnventory on the 27th, for which time our policy demands clean stocks... aes ie 99 Stamped on a Shoe Store Open Saturd | Accumulations must be disposed of,...All Goods ot Fashion must be sold] Yd. wide—Piain and eis Means Standard of Merit Eveni p P a urday the season bought....It means loss to effect suoh clearances, but It prevents Ae ae aan Eat venings Until 100 Clock, | carrying stock from year to year,...You will not find us starting next Win- aiteoR ven weaye— 1% = ter with goods left over from this season, as 1s the custom elsawhare!,.,.We Lineual i ene es HES 3 sell while new, be loss what {t may! also India Linons—Fancy Bpectal Mustins, Dimitles, Lawns, t ——————= Swisses—ch , 10 | DENTISTRY. HERE ARE NEW, STYLISH GARMENTS caters a | . ; . PLAIN AND FANCY BRAID8— Spectal Also Prices That Mean Sure Clearance howell colragee ree 9 8 Open E H 4 5 5 NOVELTY BANDINGS— | Spectal I ‘ I YOUNG MEN'S SUITS— RUSSIAN OVERCOATS & REEFERS | NOVE: ! 3 pectal Saturday s Thibets, Serges, Cassimeres, Cheviots, Kersoy, Frieze, Chtnobilla—| Persisne Worth udp tog 18 Until It you have three or four teeth 1 Worsteds—stric . plain and mixtures—selt or velvet collar— DEN RIBBON: will Msort a full sot without a plate, | mtUres plslds, |) sarc taaelilined trpes (0-4 tuck bas FULTON SrCon, ||) do this with ansolute satisraction. 9 ClO apes | indy tmamimnmds ol COR, Examination of your teeth free, 98. i . BLACK RIBBON VELVETS— Brioce St. B’KLYN, SENSATIONAL WAIST SALE FOR SATURDAY 79° 97° Bridge Work, Per Tooth, $5.00 TEETH $7—$B10—&—$15 GUILSHAN S COAT SHIRTS and Jacquard Made like a man’s shirt LINGERIE WAISTS All over Embroidered Value 3.00 fice of this department, room 1, Ct n¢ County Hatl, until 1 ofctock, A, a. ly 5, 1008 No proposals will be considered unless {t be accompanied by a certified check payable to the order of the Clty Treasurer in tho n Specified in specifications or by a conforming to law facturer 300 of these COUCHES. They are sold as special offerings by department stores for $4.98. While they last, we’ make this RE- MARKABLE OFFER of This Iron Couch Bed Complete Bon ontarmn| Such bond to be 25 1 of the sum named {n the proposal. | Plans and specifications and estimate of c ra and printed forms of on Y thi @ city reserves the right all bids of tha Abb ations prepared by ‘the and this advertise by the Hoard of Aldermen, 8; approved by the Hoard of Deo. 18, 1908; approved by His . 24, ‘1908, XD, Commiastoner, vation, and t road, HELP WANTED—MALE. fae wien nerorsl Sesser Kencugeet Es Townsend Foundry & Machine Works, York, _ NONE TO DEALERS Iron Bed Couch, National spring and heavy frame, with mattress and bolster, fancy tick- ings; others ask $6, our price... $2.98 wt and all 8. Cham: and glass en- only. Pairs thigh er 8 Murra SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY ad $150°°FLAT COMPLETE YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS |} Cheviots and Kersey | 600. Women's storm Kubbers, 39} All Silk Satin Back, Best styles—selt or velvet collar Friezes, Meltons—plain and mixtures— Serge or Venetian linings. BOYS' SWEATER COATS BOX RUCHINGS— 8, ere $11.98 3 to 16 yre,—beat styles and colors— 3 lengths—usually 26. 888 : lwere $14.98 | 88 Ca) ahs 6 lengths—usually 14 BOYS’ SUITS—8 to 18 years, 148. €.> $1.98 CREME DL Cassimeres, Cheviots, Tweeds, Worsteds, 1.98. swere $2.99 and new Spring she Serges—black, nayy and mixtures—Derby, elsewhere .25 BOYS’ FLANNEL BLOUSES N. E. Cor, 125th St. and 8th Ave,| belted and double breast: best Mnings—| 5° tg kband : A 7 Ls Esme Satareatesrorpaiearicaiekare o 18 yrs.—neckband oF collar—also RUS | eros gcigsoRG— Special = Entrance 271 W. 128th St. were $198 ge cee ang 1,28 MEOMURLAlly oD cretersesseee 18 i 4. 35.93 : were $1.49 and $1.60 EMB, TAFFETA WAISTS EMB. NET WAISTS FOR SALE, 688:. were $7.98 CHILDREN'S LEGGINS—2 to 15 Also a thite & H ~- a — yrs. HEY 1.97 ie eee Sik lined 1.97 BOYS’ OVERCOATS-9 to 17 years, Leather, Chinchilla, Velvet, Aatrakbaa, A Great List of falue #, alge 4, Single or double breast and ‘Protector'’| Jersey—black and colors. Notlon Specials style—velvet or cloth collar—Frieze, Mel-|.29 to .98. Were .49 to $1.60 No Matt tons, Cheviots—best linings. | No Mall or Telephone Orders, iy ee bale GREAT VALUES IN | Clark's 0, N, T. Cotton— Srtciet . é ere $5.9 200 yde.—black al MESSALINE. WAISTS BATISTE WAISTS i rere 8 Pajamas, ote, bet aunty 8 ‘iba i All colors. Lace trimmed 2.97 Exquisite lace trimming 4,97 $25.00, $1,008 Week @ oe C7 Basting Cotton—800" yda—dor,, 48 83 Value 6.00 Value (0.00 $50.00, 91,00 a Week KY b i S 1 1 ‘ W , Sh Sewing Cotton—1,760 yd, a9 416 $100.00, $2.00 Week easonable Opecial th Women s OES | Sewing sik—8 ya. spool IE yon ean't all Black and colore—doren....... 39 QB fOr us f Sewing Silk—100 yd. — ENTIAL) WEST Natty Style in Gunmetal | RN Serine All slzeS, C, D and B widths only— t 1,39 Bik, Sewing Silk~200 9d | eee mmerstein's Theatre, Therefore $2.60 values—To clear........+ ft Wide Collarbone—doz, yds 5 64 r P| Wi errs {th the fashtonable short plain toes—Is Silk Featherbone—dozen Ch 4 EASIEST TERMS IN THE CITY Wares ONCREDIT| — SauaMS POs phat ee aa wMNMNARIS Ott Colarnu'netan or ieenccs th . ‘CH! JAMES BERGMAN, gt _ ae Collar Forms—2 styles... 5 3% y ; OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVES OnrERTa apaisea Lene 4th, Special Lunches | Between Seaion [Universal Hooks and Byee—gr.. 12 ° : | To-morrow (Saturday) Millinery | Finer—invisible eyes—grost A a y A | 11,30 to 2.30 | Wide Taffeta Binding—pe. 13 9 . ‘ ; So E 2 Sree The new spangled and braid Hats | sik Prussia Binding—plec BUD 6 | |CLOTIING on credit; Jo, AP ACRES || aro here in fine array....Effects are | Dress, Shields—light wolght— i GOLOUE, ai Coffee | Yery smart, and they form a pleasing! double cov'd and silk cov'd... 18.12 } anorae on . Bhapes are tn variety Nasiearay and Merserised Skirt ’ 7 0 please diverse tastes and go artis- | Bralds—% yd. plece. é ~~ PIANOS AND ORGANS, .3Q | tleally designed as to scarcely reine jBstta wage reRlee Brald ry C rf) N N OR hi Lamy ‘Mint Sauce; Atalay ot aca, fewer or bow.... I vateeea eel ‘Binding— ae Bp ‘ A 4 @ found no less pleasing,| 6 yard plece ... oe WAL BROOKLYN. | ‘innietanie et | betng, a@ usual, decidedly the lowest, | Dressmakers’ Pins—t-lb. box..., 19 12% = | F 45 f | English Pins—paper . 8 3 Coffee, 723, 175,777 & 779 Broadway \ PIA NOS it customers pri H poiseretenth | Thee, pula Inevaibriea ‘lee f “hae 5 H 4 r, Sumner Ave, ert Se rea rag other, dessert h ouble Tape Measure 33 for TwoBig Stores 169 71 & 173 Smith Street A Bast dad St. | hittin AAS. [aehemmen cect avn wana chess at ae b @ ia Bias Fold Markers. 47 87 | i t + Cor. Wyckoff Street ; n VALE CISD dG) , 4 Bias Seam Tape. oe 4 ; i Special Offering of Men’s Fine Vests wim rater vad } a C Coat Front: oe AD \ lan ufacturer S Sale PROPOSALS, Clean-Up Furchase from a Leading Broadway Maker | ocean yea buvons 0 DEPARTMENT, OF PUBLIC WORKS. Sree Hi ipe funnels sud ona ae receeene cotton | cree ners par aistend 15 V f Bealed Barbet 8 at acks— -button cut— We have bought from an overstocked manus Mf) 1 tors: Poclewes will bo feceinad rato | aizes 34 to 46—regular values $1.98 to $3,50—our rte) BAGO KK on } 49 | Tait quant vieaaee Radavel vires | maker rc) To-morrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. , quantities restricted.—No Maii or Telephone Orders, Youths’ Overcoats.... ollve and gray MORNING SALES— To prevent dealers buying, 5,98 Girls’ Long Coats black mixtures—etn fie braid trim—wi st—cloth of velvet cal to 2) yeara— nings—10 3 to BT THIRD FL 98c. Women’s &! a tin i Georgette and ot Wool $10 & $12 MiRD FL Plain, check, plaid, dot—wats ¥ A Leda pretty contrast trim and fa « $2,50 Men's sven! ,. weater ___ THIRD F t- Gray or glen $2.98 Boys’ Russian Coats 1.48] ¢ on Shoes. ..8 Also Reefers—Gray Herringbonea, plaids widtha, t. And mixtures-Sume flannel lined Be Aroste eal A ecE Ad rau to 10. years Veal : TIERD BOR-BOYS OL 0 ve Lace Shoes ,§5} SITTER DARTS SLOTHING __ ke~mannish lasts-8 to 184. [$3 98 Boys’ praae Suita...2.00 COND FLOOR-—WEST. Choviota, ‘Treats, “Casatmeres—oarg and | Homstite ures } ft lain or belted coate—8 to 16 yra. RD_FLOOR—CENTRE. ‘elescope Hat 69 ea and ctora—all sizes, ENTRE. 490, Hair Brushes ire bristles BMENT -TO! Best grate-—all alzes 8F 69e, L arge Jointed dtp FOUR si Doll T Sash and bow widths MAIN FLOOR—NEW ‘$3.98 BI’k Silk Petticoats 2,59 Tatteta—shirred £1 ‘SECOND wh Heavy nap tiannelette—p WIE _THIRD FLOOR—GENTRE, 290, Boys’ Flannelotte Alao Madras /and Percale. ___ THIRD FLOOR 490. Children Bott, ten Nient Gowns 29 1 yoke—2 to 14 yrw CENTRE. D FLOOR 390. Liberty Silks, 45 inch White, black, cream and ch Paphael Tuck's J Children’s ()h" millinery, ican Views . Double heels, goles, toes—all sires, AIN DH SUN lONedOd SATN "FLOOR West. Also TWENTY-SIX OTHER MORNING SPECIALS—equal value to above— Not advertised—Space docs not permit, 100K FOR THE CLOCKS! I,OOK FOR THE CLOCKS! ‘ ‘ . ee