The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1911, Page 15

AND OUT! |. OF THE ‘THEATRES | BY CHARLES DARNTON. H JX her extremely clover work as Avonta Bunn in “Trelawny of the has | Wells" Miss Loulso Drew ac admiring attention to the third eration of a famous family of actors. | Aftistically, the daughter of John Drew $i now walking hand tn hand with hor | or ‘But I never wanted any one to expect | | thing of me because I happen to be | 5 ming cousin, Miss Ethel Parry: a s* declared Miss Drew when th f@mily matter was under discussion, sto used to be a very good sto ny in Albany, and I wo re and worked at every sort 0 til summer came, 1, oF simply any gtage because it 1s easy fo! ere. Father, who gave me ly training that stock company being put in a pool and told en, you know, I wont for | father on the road In ‘The Command.’ I didn’t appear » I was frightfully timid and 4. to. It T finally mytropolitan audiencus, ter part in ‘Her Sister,’ sin, Miss Barry Vast night, I wond nt appearanc eed if she works, but work s re fam it was th *aittere: iy etlve young lle, even if ¢ ining, but she los sie gets older. I look stpck work as so much ance aga ag] aybe [t is because of her aD e t flee you a mpsphere?" BEAR FROHMAN has p the pi stion of “Cha which Miss M has also mhurede ay be he ie eacut next Ni his seRuel mehearsal the other day Mr, mong other th to the players tands for work THE w “1| nted to be taken at my own worth up| It was ‘as only three seasons a, had the courage to face T had a char- Fron- “We THE EVENING WORLD, when Chantect | haw rteon, theatre you behind hi 0. in| a [Fine Time Cha: “Cohalan 4 an Char From th to | habits could makes no difference whether she syorse than hain’s Veg iis tha cure me. at] femalo ills. herself the demand for Snaith € xclothes that the Smith tailoring /Winte' .in the past fort “sands of the sul than two weeks. Allare “and boys. Twe Ercoklyn Stores: 4} Fulton €t. at Flatbush Av. Broadwoey at Bedford Av. plant has been busy tail uits and Overcoats until with- eht—so that thou- ts and overcoats now reduced are from our tailor shops less crow does not to bring out ad iu mind when he wrote tite ANGING ta too good for the of- fender who hangs his overcoat the back of his chair In the) Bleocker « you have to make room for} between your knees, the courage to speak up and y have a silk Ining, but | vation in this when {t — CORK MEN TO DANCE. Scheduled for Satar- Boxes for ken es 8 W, Culkin and other well known to be one of the greatest olety. “Always a Way. Louisville Courier Journal.) th | “Do you think a girl of your expensive | p nly, earn to cook.” r etavle Corneil restored her hi WiLRE Is HER OWN Rockport, In Tor over wo ¥. fora month and Compound; s 0 Will not try this usively from roots and herbs, and usands of cures to its credit. Mrs, Pinkham invites all sick women to write her for advice. guided thousands to health free of charge. Address M 2 -| Manufacturer Hi o-. ory foath m happen to be sitting | ' unless | ed gas and lear ft in his own row. ca und Hirsch net your indig-|fore his desk uncor the wire usher | Ambulance Surgeon hag it in erneur Hospital @ great and n and dharred at her Blowout. eon tn poor th office to-day a apirite voted for not care for him. havo received a lette ing him. elation will hold me will my Alleging th aft: the by x? pledged himself to 1 Magistrate estate, Mrs, Kath the 8 office under the auspices of |* | $400, 000. third wi Wa 5 five dear, I'l have my} “Plesee Read These Two Letters. The following letter from Mrs. Orville Rock will prove how unwise it is for women to submit to the dangers of a su may be avoided by taking Lydia I. Pinlcham She was four Weel ks in the ho tal and all th ame h st suffering lth. feet for a long time. suffering worse than befo' |Compound, end Idid. Today and do all my alth to Lydia 1. Pink hi ud and advise every fomato cor *pla in There never was @ W 2CrO over Ww naot begin to to! I was not abio to do anything. ie doctor said nothing bi 0 case.” ~ nd. ‘0 paid in any way Ss hed without their permis: ae or t am’s Veretahlo d remedy for an does justice to famous medicine. No sick wer She has Pinkham, Lynn, Masse Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 wray & Co.'s Gray & oring of the finest, most popular and most exclusive fabrics, in sizes for men, young men Suits and Overcoats values to 27.50—now Suits and Overcoats values to 35.00—now Suits and Overcoats values to 55.00—now Suits and Overcoats values 18.00 to 20. 00 broke: il 2 3 Motor Clothes for Owners and Chea Auto Clothes Book on Request. Smith Gray & Co. Two New York: S Broadway at W: Across trom Cit Sth Av. Bet. 27th contest the will of her h 1 for probate Mrs, ATEMEN Mich.— “Two years ago I suffered | vith a displacement—I could not | My physician several months without much re- t sent me to Ann Arbor for an op- $ there four weeks and came home » My mother ad- vised me to try Lydia E. Pinkhiim’s Vegetabio Xam well end wn housew: One of the finest tho ig in the play ‘s| TRIES To END LIFE to admit that AT DESK IN OFFICE. h_ Found consclous From Gas Near Busy Girls, Samuel Hirsch of a firm of artifictal facturers at No. 17 and 19 by Tho The lo arrived: ned from the ris at work that Hirsch had gone in. Gallo broke down the door. on to with atte Second avenue, said at had lately | » but had gone to | arently in the best of i She said that he had been « ng time to a girl who d fm She th brothe: t defi nine tified WANTS ALL HUSBAND LEFT. nh her hegel 1, Ge in Brooklyn. who died last Saturday, left Mrs, Schlegel, the testa- onesgixth of des her dower* in the 8 le val operation when it ege table ess ee id T. ork. Towe ’s Ve getable Com- nan who is afMicted to try it” ock, H.R. No. 5, Pa w Paw, Mich. © case of Woman's a What F suffercd, I was in bed Pinkham’s Vegetable | to Ee him I tool it, and I improved wondcr- fully, so Fain able to travel, ride horseback, take long rides and never feel any ill effects from it. I can only ask other suffering women to give Lydia E. Pinkham’s Ve; before submitting to an operation.” — | BR. B.D. No. 8, Rockport, “| We will pay a handsomo rew; ard to any person who will prove to | us that these letters are not genuine and FET 9 y that cithor of these women w i letters are publ letter from each did not como to us entirely unsolicited, For 30 years Lydia ©. Pink Compound has been the stan table Compound a trial ‘irs. Margaret Meredith, 3, or tha January Reductions So great and continuous has been 5.00 4.00 2.50 2.30 ty Hall & 28th Sts, chair be- and oa venig from Gouv- Hirsch was soon well 1 to be taken to the Mercer of an ante- hust her his entire esterday — Mrs. at tho original | THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1911, Un- SIXTH AVE. IS™AND 19” S¥S, JB.OR mas door He fifty It Seems As If Supply of nup- pand will orge in See In Our Sale at Ge We Purchased Through th the West To-day. in the Lnited States, but it is simply imposs make any serious “dent” in the assortme' collars, all of them guaranteed to be absolu fresh, clean, stylish and PERFECT. All Sizes From 131% to 19, And All Styles Come in Quarter These are the famous “SLIP-EASY” and sold in New York and all other lar; throughout the United States. ioned or an undesirable collar in the entire quantity in this sensational selling event at 6c Each Please ask for the NAME and SIZE you want. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. To Avoid Mistakes Please \ Order by Name and Size. my (Siegel Cooper Store Main Floor.) tho No price will buy better quality than The Big Store's. tdmorrow are printed below. Mail and ‘phone orders promptly | Bacon DOLD'S ENGLIS| Hs TYLE Freshly Roas‘cd Coifees COFFEE 8] §1 19%¢ 32¢ 25¢ 12¢ VIRGINIA PEANUT BACON aay AlbO COFFEE ‘Double “S.&H’’Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Before 12 o’ Clock HIXON All the Men and Youths in New York Are Buying Their COLLARS |: in Tuesday's Papers We Told You How Cluett, Peabody & Co.’ Representatives the Entire Stock of Men's and Youths’ Collars Made for Albert Hoefeld & Co. of Chicago, the Largest Haberdasher The selling yesterday was the biggest ever known tinual foot-ease; felt uppers and to 7. leather soles; sizes 3 to 8. Choice of the above lor, at.. $1.35 "Women's One-Strap Kid Slippers Women's Felt — Slippers—felt —well made; sizes 249 to soles; tape bound; sizes ible for any 7; special, tomorrow, at.. T9C 3t0 morrow, at..... 25C distribution covering but one, two or three days to original purchase consisted of more than 20,000 dozen COLLARS that have been so successfu!!y demonstrated Not an old-fash- Your Choice of 28 Styles, Precisely as Skown in the Pictures That Form the Border of This Advertisement. Groceries, Meats, Fish,Cakes A few of the many speci ; ORT, SHERI SUGAR-CURED HAMS 7 From Armand Treres & Ib 16%e Genuine ‘ Co. Hondeaun, France aad SMOKED OX TONGUES ‘ {12 Regular’ Sale i : 13%e +4 Fs Clearance of Room-Size Rugs These are JUST RIGHT to fit practically any | room, and the qualities and prices are of the true Big Store sort: Tapestry Brussels Rugs—attractive | Axminster Rags—choice selection of designs and excellent color- in favorite mottled ings; $12.50 grade; at..... $7.75 $17.50 grade; at. $12.50 Velvet Rugs excellent wearing quali-| Velvet Rugs—bright colors; choice ties; choice. patterns; designs; $21.50 g-ade; $19.50 grade; at $13.50) «: $14.50 Reversible Smyrna Rugs-—choice colors, may be used LITHER ~ HAN OVER gi SIDE, UP size 6x0 $4.50 grade; ar $3.65 Si 12; $8.8 ide; TIRE Hones 87.25 (Siegel Cooper Store, Fourth Floor, Fr Women ss""» Undermuslins The daintiest that art can design and deft fingers make, at prices that sound impossible. They are irresistible—see them: $1.60 Fine Nainsook Drawers— | $1.25 Ld $1.50 Corset Covers—hand- embroidered in sprays; embroidered scallops; choice of Wrianiessy - 98e] floral sprays; at . 98e $2.95 Night Gowns—several exquisite designs; beautifully hand- s1, 95 OMBPOIMETED; Atos. oreo eee sans tees es ese cee ctes (Stegel Cooper Store, First Ploor, Center.) An Unparalleled C "30 Sale of | Women’ s 52.50 to 1.35 Thousands of atta, atté in this sea- son's best styles. We can specify but afew of the many desirable kinds. Every pair realizes for you A CLEAR SAVING of $1.15 to $2.65. Women's Sub-Standard Regal Shoes, patent wate and tan calf; sizes 214 to 6; widths tol Women i Tan and Wine Calf Shoes; Women's Shoes- rt variety of —sizes 2's to 7; widths B to E. smart models; t up to the min- Women's “Comfy” Shoes—for con- ute; button and lace; sizes 244 (Stegel Cooper Store, First Moor, Rear.) Inverted Gas Lights Specially ‘Priced Hundreds of Other Useful Articles Also On Sale Tomorrow. Only a Very Brief. List Is Printed Here But co: and look around, ‘The«prices named are for’ FIRST-QUALITY goods. This Housefurnishing Store NEVER sells “seconds.” | nts. The itely new, Sizes TIE-TAB ge cities gigantic Block Upright Lights— Art Glass Inverted complete with mantle | tee 7 toa a 0 and cue opal 24 | | glass shades; inner globe........... 24e | gl protector, mantle and burner; at $1.25 Sleeve Pressing Bonrds— extra strong; plain fOP; Ate aceseeees 7c Meat Choppers —fame : ily sizes Boron Bo, rds— hard ate 69c Ash Cans—made of galvanized iron with heavy iron side pro- Inverted Gas Lamps— as illustrated; com- plete with burner, wank Bollers—copper bottoms; No, 7 mantle aod half- tector: size; m......... 7HC| frosted globe; regu- | at. . $115 Genuine Mrs, Pott’s | [ar pric | Oil Heating’ Stoves— Trons—in sets of tomorrow at.. 35C! with brass fount; 3, at 79¢ | Clothes — Baskets — a anned Sta di Clothes | made of extra strong } peel ¢ Russia , Drie Rg Clorwes'| willow: impart. | iron brim; riers—-of select wood; od Kinds 29¢ at. $1.95 $4 inches tongs $4 | Ciothe he Wetngers mt folded up; at.... 59¢ inch rubber Standing Ironing Boards n 4'5 feet long; made ex- tra strong; at_ 69¢ | Cotton Clothes Line— 100-ft, lengths; . tore, Basement.) Is for filled, Call Chelsea 4,060. Reliable Wines and Liquors Imported Clarets) ,, CHOICE CALIFORNIA Hams and Tongues A Otard Dupuy & Co's HAZEL WESTPHALIA STYLE HAMS—4b 20¢ We del ROAST BEE 10.80 1.80 10.00 ee 10 11.25 1 arity 1 |] Rhine and Moselle Wines Monogra Whisky No. 5 Excep ‘ ‘ i