The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1911, Page 15

Gluck’s ‘Orpheus’ |e e Sung Instead of Wagner's ‘Tristan’ BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. UCY WEIDT, ths Viennese » During her engagement at the, ¥ Metropolitan Opera House this season, her first appearance in America, what! Ww chance has she had? We have heard § as Brunnhilde in “Die and When first was announced Olive was cast for Isolde. T! | couLoN” T GO TO @ sald und Isolde" Fremstad an singer and Was comman for the par ren reihee koe ie at of the pri Carl Burrian, cumbed to the effects a winter climate and the of Abandoned for something e Wagner's great love dran duced, but it was Mme. F Mime, Weidt, who was the Irish pr! Again last night “Tristan und Isolde” Was announced with Mme. Isolde, but “| Etizabeth B Blaze in Weldt as ¢ to the sudden | drawn and “Orfeo ed Kurle Look Ont fo If a man who say Pan American Su with offices in. th ding, as Rappoid's Bhade are lovely The chorus is c tractive, the conducting of T istying. ADELE KRUEGER HEARD | IN A SONG RECITAL. |! h to eye and ont, the ballet at- exquisite and th vanini altogether sat. has no off 1) Building, A trot with applause YOUNG VIOLINIST HEARD AT MENDELSSOHN HALL. - YOU TAKE certo were on his a" SBI AGAIN APPEARS AS MAN, IS HUBBY’S CHUM pact: nl She and Hypnotist Gallane Have Clothes Made by the Same Tailor. drugs which many for r temporary is free from alcohol, gerous drugs, has ha and ST. LOUIS, Jan an in St. Louis w husband does— and her husba by the necktie the same the strect and « She has been ¢ this here and else n of had becn wear working as a into public n that she w Ladies’ or M ny ks you to tt GARFUL WHAT The danger in using patent medicines is from the stimulants and dan of suc pere It was discov- She gave the sald she kept a at No. G11 Sixth avenue as} he been married that and e had a fruit a fight wi TO ) SHOW, FIRED MITHER’S HOME. matehes. He e in Jamesbung a for mag- uink elg him any and Ch KE FOR COLDS of them depe ect. 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FOURTEENTH STREET THOSE WHO STUDY ECONOMY WIL Maslins Pillow Cases Bed Spreads Sheetings + Linens and Towels Filiows Sheets Joweiungs Jickings Com, As Yell as Ready-Made Garments and Muslin In Each «’ SALE VALUES TO REP4Y A JOURNEY Sale Specials and Clearance Lots in | Misses’ Department Were | 14.60 ......$19.98 to $27.98 08 seeeee829,98 to $39.98 $19.98 to $25.98) «$21.98 to $29.98, + $11.98 to $23.98 Misses’ Cloth Suits Misses’ Velyet Suits Misses’ Velvet Dresses: Misses’ Evening ted | Misses’ Cloth Cloaks. . | Misses’ Evening Caper 50. + $9.98 to $39.98 ‘Gymnasium Suite 2.08 and 8.08.....- $4.98 and $6.98 Last Saturday for These Specials in Girls’ Dresses Spec. Gingham and Listen tebe bicdees 65 Extra fine Gingban . 1.07! 2.00 | Great Reduciions in Boys’ and Young Men’s Clothing! asked by others you will Gnd that ter than the Agures would lead you to expect—Not often the ca 8 of cxaggerated values, but which you will And to be true here, YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Cheylote, in stripes, horringbonos and | Serges, Cheviots, Worsteds and Cast: iniaturess requir end convertible colier | Mmeres—navy,— tixtures and. fancies ‘Bizes to, 38 ch thoroughly tailor jt 37 chest— that wero $8.0 {Suite that were r hat were iat wore $8.10 q Sulte that wero $9.08. Suits that were $11.08 1} Suits that were Suits that were $15.08. 9.01 10.98. Suits th hat were | that ais BOYS' DOUBLE BREAST SUITS sora C BOYS' TOURIST OVERZOATS | Cheviots, in Mixtures, Stripes and Hur. | ringbones — best linings—convertible col- | twra—alaes to 16 Yar nd Also Norfolk stylos—navy, fancy | ,Cheviows—knicker some with ore | Suite Suits Suits Hults that wore $0.08 and DuserE— a that were $0.08. Coats that wore $12. Btous Hae ‘isos. LITTLE BOYS' OVERCOATS Choviots, Kerseys, Corduroys and Chin. iias—tmany flannel Uned—buttoned RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS Attractive assortments of the fabrica, to] colors and styles most in demand—3 to 40 yoars—— Sults that Bults thee Sults that Suits that Bults that ore $7.98. Goats that were $0.08 Boys’ Blue Serge Graduation Suits All sizes to 18 years, ..798 4.98....5,.98....6.98.. All new stock, and auch fine values that they are bought as quickly as/ sbown....Investigate where you will—you'll buy here! —_—_____——-+ New School Term Starts February First | | Special Lunches | To-morrow (Saturday) 2. Scholars will have many needs, Therefore, To-morrow, Cut Prices on School Supplies THIRD FLOOR—STATIONERY. — ast Beet “Coqunttes, or Potatoes, NEW INVOICES OF Women’s and Children’s Shoes | HEARN West of Firth Avenue JANUARY SA! =-——-LAST SATURDAY! to take adbantage of soon to be over “Sale trices’ White Go.ds Art Linens L BE HERE ” on Curtains Curtain Materlals jortables Buiankets, kte Und. rwear! These Departntents OF MANY MILES Last Saturday for These January Sale Spectain No Mail of Telephone Onder, | $18, 98 ima Caracul Coats 13,98 54 inches long. y Shtanet’s satin Uning— —all sizes, large collar. $6.98 Women's Coats....425 Kersey and Tweed—all alzes. $4, 98% $5. 98 ridertown Robes 2.95 on siaiaee ce hie $5.98 Silk Waists..... Satin Mossaline—Hiack or | Wi fronts of rich ‘Tokio Ince panes with open Drald Inserts— the sleoves—tucked throug! boone | $2.69 Allover Emb yWaists#.57 Also all-over trim'd with lace —kimono and other lovely st; sizes ew’ | $1.59 White Lawn Walsts 1:00 Elaborate trim of Cluny or Val. laceseng rich medallions $10&$12 Women sCorsets 7.50 Redfern and other high-elasy ex $3 & $3.50 Women’s Corsets 1,90 Coutil——bost makes—extra long aad me dium—18 to 30. « $1.69 Black Petticoats. . Hoatherbloom tucked and shirted flounces. 98c Extra Size Petticoats... 74 LaDGE Spe a Sgn te $2.00 Men's Pajamas. ie ee eee $9.98 Babies’ Coats....4 ‘ Short Coats of fine whi Borge, Hearse. and Fi sa T emn'd or —sizes to 4 yrs, $4.00 Ch rietenia Sets...2.45 Yona, rors and 8 Sid oaboenenaee and em - 35c Babies’ Slips.....20 5 Nainsook—also Short Drosses to 3 gus. 1.19 L loth, 4 , Sine OH Sade a ae site 1244 & 15¢ White Goods 9% Sane, Sree, Sree ain _ $1.98 Lace Curtains. . stag Scotch Lace—real novelty atfoctecswhtte’ and Areblag. 69 & 98c Imported Madra Colonial d 1s in beaut ox white Wlet Cr ack Lace sech Stete—widthe vary to 45 inch. $5.98 Blankets.. ifornia Wool—sl S90, white and plata. nie and fut “ 59c Fleece Blankets....+ « ic Fleece Blankets ~ Thick and warm—col'd $1.49 Large Centre Pieces 400 Allover enslessnce or with linen cegtres —round and square, $1.98 Scarfs and Squares. 245 Linen—band emb'y and drawn wont. All tinen—extra quallty—71 designs: including dou! a, 00. Tab e Damasks.....67 $2. a Linen Napkins, doz. 2725 Scotch Linen—22422—satip Anish, 59c Fig d Huck Towelling.. .45 Pure nen of beautiful quality. 18 & 22c Towelling....... “Old Ketiabie’ for roller and dish.; 22c Towelling....... $1.29 Satin DoubleDamaske 88 toeders WOMEN’S RUSSIA CALF SHOES ‘Tan SIRLS' DRESS SHOES Extra quality of the famous | knock yacent leather with | loth Lop——also Russian | and workmanship are high claks and withal strong and ser vicuable natty now model with short suban hecls: ~laco or button BOYS KNOCKABOUT SHOES Aine calf hand sewed, , re eb... 2.59 AE hd wes 1 LO 5 }6., Nice, New, Fresh Stock to Meet New Season's Needs! | High eut ENTAL PARLORS, 414-: “41 Fulton St., srooklyn, 2d door west Abrahain & Straus.) ish spoken, Ladies in attendance. sssesses ssevveevessssssevesssesesses arrrrey will insert a full s ion. Examination ¢ et without a plate. f your teeth free. GUILSHAN. Entrance 271 W. 125th St. ERENCE WHAT YOU NEED ’ WILL GO AND GET IT, _ MORNING SPECIALS— vent dealers buying quantities restei avont ; $1.98 Girla’ Storm Capes THIRD FLOOR Bull tooaty atetowd rubber laid, ined lagiGnate ‘Plavie Herc $1.79 Girls’ Laced Shoes. Dull calf top—bro 01% —only wide wig SECOND pLooR CLOTHING $9.98 Boys’ Ov High clase tonrist YOUNG MUSLIN USD EAI! Scott 15 Children’s |", Hose. , Heyy tb fy all ataes, Host ERY INO PLOOn 69¢ Box Linen Stationery PLAOR, 10 1HIRD FLOO! to 14 yeare PUSBR. 37 “anti Poem 69e Full Jointed Dolls 39 alippera, vo Yweater Coats ne 0 TSHINt 59e Boys’ Pajamas - 4 t : ney . HW STATION THIRD PLA nove’ bests 2le Blac bay 16 «Colored Ribbons widttis ron LOOK FOR THE CLOCKS! her FLOOR. No Mail or ‘ 7 Twilled, Plain and Checkered Glass— ail linen—-extra heavy and wide, VALENTINES And Valentine Postals Spendid Assortments! $ Btationery—Thind Flooe, enn Sa‘urday, Until 1 P. M. MISERY TR "pLOOn, Wome ni ei Corsets and fi all at $5 cdKsaTS SECON LOUK FOR THE CLOCKS! Clock Signs Denote Mo:ning Specials, ,. ¥ + ABO