The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1912, Page 17

ee __Elena Gerhardt, | German Soprano, > Wins at Debut! BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. A GERHARDT a German so- E prano, whose reputation in Durope is lished, made a first Ameri- cay appearance in a@ recital a: Car egie Hall yesterday afternoon and Won Instant success. She has a lovely voice, of wide range, which she knows how to use effectively. It is full of color and variety. Her sotto voce pas- ) sages are impeccable. Sometimes one fg led to doubt whether the sentiment of the song she 1s interpreting makes much appeal to her. left for future hearings to determine. ‘The task of presentingya programme of German lieder to a new audience, In a strange country, 1s no ‘light one, Miss Gerhardt appreciated it now to record that the a won from a large audience oughly deserved. Miss Gerhardt divided her pro: fnto thr The Fran's © er hat consisted of tive s¢ ginning with the songs by Bralins, bliches Staendc had to rep dramatically were they expresse!. last group, which wa t gs by Richard + and “Wiegenlied,” beautifu | held four compositions by Hug | of which “Auf einer War nding “Storchenbotschaft’ m sung over again if 3 ur yielded to the mar dience. At the three or four excellent number The plano accompaniments Paula Hegner were c ARNOLD VOLPE'S ORCHESTRA PLAYS FLORIDIA’S SYMPHONY. Arnold Volpe, at the tion concert of the Volpe lery in Carnegie Hall last fented for the firet time in Ne Pietro Ploridia’s symphony in 0 with which he won the first priz Sooleta del Quartetto at Milan and Produced at Monte Carlo in Is I some years Mr. Floridia New York. The music ¢ of the ad has 1 {8 light and mellifluous in the Ttalian ¢ panner, in and dor hool that symphony is classic employéd ix mostly wcherzo suggests an ol tet scored for full and march “Slay latter with ex. ceptional fervor The soloist was Tadwig Hess, ¢ Nearly every grocery store in t at special reductions. stores is that at Macy's the rec that was lowest in the city’ —and We maintain our own factory. sell you inferior ¢ s—we hav our own factory and thus are « full weight, full measure— and f “RED STA: OWDER vy 18 an SPECIAL SALE PR OUR. elucwhere at $ pow 1, SA! srrcial, a HOF es ON-TTINS lying of Philadelphia; | HnAS GELATIN Ay ere yatinyored. ge makes iar price Datla at Balls, DEEN Vit! 1 1-l SPECIAL SAL OF ABE: OF WAIKI ur price fo LAUNDRY For Those Who Are Careful Don’t risk ruining costly things that are expensive what real economy meat city for reliable quality merch nthe “ ne Hor toe 01a eaten ; BOAR —tiox 0 large. ny Wvaie WANT MAP—100 smal! caice But that must be| R. H. Macy & Co.’ ald Square. VAS) to 35thSt. QUALITY GROCERIES At specia ries The difference ductior Gorman tenor, who ts known as an tn- | popemeond of German lieder. He sang arta from Donizetti's “Maria de Rohan Hugo Wol faenger” and, Liszt's “Oh! dors” with the same faults noticed at his recital some weeks ago; but the audience rewarded Aim with most gen- | crous applause, GARDNER LAMSON GIVES A SECOND SONG RECITAL. Gardner Lamson, the American bass baritone wio has been singing abro ad many years, gave a eacond song recital at Carnegie Lyceum last night before a farke and friendly audien Mr. Lamson's stren lies In bis tn pretations, which are marked by rare, [intelMgence. His programme comprised | compositions: Sohu Looncavail kroup of songs, endin Wallace bled.” a slo Y. A.C. ELECTS | OFFICERS. | Only One Teket In Field, Headed | by Robert M. Thompson, At the annual election of officers of the New York Athletic Club, held Inst 1 ut thes club's headquarters, the ‘ol » elected officers for the Pr e vert M. Tho! n; Viee- President, Ernest. Haubold; Secre- tary, Fred BR, Fortmeyer; Treasu a himseie | 4m Megha eh Paine, Captain, Matthew i for tired, sore, tende As he was jeaving several c swollen, mwveaty, amneliy ng were elected to serve mitered, to whom Otto gave the alarm. |Touses and. bunions 4 hats iecaaia ton backed himself against af bite ment iP ei pee ate fen his revolver and scared ; ' wvhatan Ro Robs | 4) Nobody else motested him ne as Kood aa TT, jeorge T. ag he went about his busines: any attempted Imitat » Willtam | 2 Willlamson, and 8 Frank ur years oi, on ee on Itlon to the tleket, !wny waa shot during a fight on Jan, FeO ete ae ‘ ler th the club a poll " Fig Stores, departinen poll ¢, died in Harlem Hospital early to-day, there was ont English Doctors Recommend e {- Ale and Stout BECAUSE it is matured in the bottles by the brewers in England. No artificial gas. There’s aGREAT difference. st. James 1 (Importers,) 's Attractions Are Their Low Prices. he city sells groceries occasion yetween Macy's and a4 ‘ is of the price —of a price juality of the groceries, We do not "make a mistake” and none in the store. We maintain abled to guarantee pure quality, ull satisfaction. not of t am of tartar pawder of ‘King powder of equal Iutely py than any othe | Sin. an, regularly $1.59; ‘ a lish Hreakfast r 'Phins), Crac roaniy baked, pieked >) yst “ emeaM SLG sit CORN brand SUPPLIES About ihe Color of Their Wash th ‘cheap and learn rimenti i PRY SOAP. SLY WHTTEn Nia TTI JOE MAES WAST. 1.0 oa SWIPES Wood THE EVE NO FINE FOR BIRD KILLING. Jas a resuit of iment given to Corone 7, Jo} oll of No i the Bronx, was plicel charged With the shooting. ‘So Tired of Tired ' Feet! Use TIZ by Justice of the Peace Yost in Mont. | Gets the “Tired” Out in a Few Minutes. | clair, he vould not be fined on the same Makes Your Fect Sore-Proof. charge by the Bloomfield Justice. WO fudge! It's awful how tired feat ow feel ti 89 dead tired. te-mortem stite- on Jan. Remitted by Court. Poter Stevens, town of Montclair, N. J, who was fined $100 by Justice of the Peace Cadmus of an employee of the Bloomfield for tleally killing five star- lings, need not pay the fr bey Court yesterday The shooting 6f the birds took place | make Inst August. of stariings, a dwellers in the street demanded removal. Thereupon Stevens, an e of the Shade Tree Com sion, bombarded the sleeping birds one | night with @ shotgun, fo Shy AR SHY AT MASK AND Cu. Customers pt Store Robber Decide to Let Him Go. A masked man with his fur oollar turned up and his hat pulled down took possession of Anzelowitz's grocery at No. 21 Crotona avenue, Bronx, about 8 o'clock last night when the boss was out and a clerk named Otto tended |» Viren daliare— rome tine Mion dota ht of alt Between Lenax.& 7th Aves.:" s The Koch Store Lower prices than These specials tor Shop Near Your Home offers every shopping advantage. downtown or your money back Advance Spring Sale of reer . ’ Girls’ and Misses’ Wash Dresses An exceptionally choice collection of the very newest and smartest Dre for Spring, 1912. Just in trom the manufacturer—a wealth of new styles and now when prices are considerably lower than will prevail later Latest models, all trimmed in simple, girlish fashion. Materials are fine and plain colors. Sizes 6 to 18 years, Initial % “Koch tte Spring Boys’ oxcit, Wash Suits Sri Value $1.00 and | Value $2.50 to $1.25 $195, $2.25.... L25) ; to this sale, because the values are extraordinarys—offered with the object ot introducing’ the new Suits for the coming sprig. ‘Colors guaranteed abso- Sizes 2% to 12 years. SS Women’ s Boots and Pumps, {95 Values to $3.50 Values that cannot be duplicated. Styles pendable Footwear. Come and inve gate. Not a few scattered lots, but an Gun Metal-—button and blucher. Patent Leather — button and blucher. Velvet—-button. Satin Slippers and Pumps —black, white Patent and Suede beaded and strap slippers. ES Reliable Ti at Big Price-Concessions EAL COATS—regularly ..50.00 ATS—regularly $85.00, 60.00 SABLE RACCOON PILLOW MUFFS—regularly $18.93. 15.00 NATURAL RACCOON SCARFS—regularly $15.00 9.95 AMERICAN WHITE FOX SHAWLS-—regularly $9.95. , 6.95 AMERICAN WHITE FOX MUFFS—regularly $8.95. 5.95 CARACUL PA\ ) 2.95 CHILDREN’S HT ; regularly $3.95 ave time—trouble—money. Thursday: 95c, 1.39, 1.95, 2.95, 3.95 materials, Economical mothers will not fail to see the advantage of buying ginghams, percales, chambrays and repps, in handsome plaids, checks, stripes Showing of | Value $1.75, 8c | “yuee : No better economy Ame could be co: ved. Pens wi naturally flock lutely fast. Russian blouse, sailor and beach models, in white and colors. nN Big Clearance Sale that are wanted now—choice, clean, d immense selection of Tan Calf— button and blucher. and all colors; also hundreds of pairs of Kid, IAN PONY COATS—regularly’ $75.00. . 49.00 ACCOON NECKPIEC regul 16.50 NATURAL RAC tarly $18.00. 112.95 IAN PAW 8.50 beaver heads; 2.75 Books Sensationally. Underprced Slight’y ‘Hurt’ and ‘‘Handled”’ « Sones About One-Half Less ¢ han Ke inciudes the world’s well- 29 to$! es a big | Lot 2 be t assorimen "8 5c to 25c| known work Books of Friendship, illustrated Lot ing from You will find leather ‘bound Poet by Harrison Fisher, Hutt, Coles-Phillips; Books on Etiquette; popular f and many of the latest books for boys and girls. HARPER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF UNITED STATES HISTORY in wine colored cloth, profusely filustrated and boxed per's at $41.50 and sold only by subscript soiled through handling and none of them are pers cided bargains at the special price of, per set (n Dresden and Taffeta Ribbons ght grounds, ublisher Prices, vols; bound published by Har- sets are slightly O.bd) Thi red satin 29¢ nt the most de 7c New Silk Pelt fico is, SILK PETTICOATS with tucks and ld ting. An excel 50c Or coths, avers yard, % ote Best quality No. 4 ¢ ths, cut from the ful th price concession made possible by som ght iunps ) le print parquet floor and tile patter 0 yards w anh wid H ‘ Short Lengths of Dress Fabrics \39¢ 5 |39¢ Silk and Cotton Fabrics 2a SERGES, CHEVIOTS, PA’ MEROERIZED POPI FANCY 3S, MOHAIRS, pink, tan, ¢2 Ly v i also” ROUGH sIL-k NG WORLD, WEDNESDAY, PEREST yi s Fis ut | separ gi 8, fia eB alate cur Fer Cent. Per Annum) ISTLE CASTLE 8 OG rs hg mf | OMT TA 206 WEST | |Unton Dime ee Bank y Street Subway Station Direct Futon St. Cor, Entrance BRince St. B’KLYM. to Store. Thursday Bargains Ruthless Price Cutting In All Departments Closing Out the Remaining Win- ter Stocks at Fractional Prices Fur Department — 74 Fleer The Greatest Thursday Bargains ever offered meaning values never before equalled—in our newly enlarged department—filled with the most varied and complete assortment of fine fur garments ever gathered together. Following are only a few of the many bargains: $55 Russian Pony Coats.... .++- 285.00 $85 Russian Pony Coats ..... on va me $100 Australian Seal Coats......'°....42.80 $120 Mink Marmot Coats.............42.80 $150 Hudson Seal Coats $7.50 Caracul Fur Scts $25 Blue Wolf Sets. $50 Natural Raccoon $55 Red Fox Sets -69.00 2.97 9.75 -18.50 .22.50 ;-— Extraordinary Special—— XXXX Caracul Fur Coats 54 inches long, splendid quality fur, | | 42. 50 Chappelle dyed, richly lined $85. ans Set Former Price, Suit Department Unreserved Choice of our ENTIRE STOCK OF TAILORED SUITS 8.90 & 15.00 Former Prices up to 65.00 Coat Department $15 Full Length Cloth Coats. . $20 Full Length Cloth Coats. $28 Full Length Cloth Coats. $20 Caraciil Cloth Coats. , $25 Caracul Cloth Coats.. $35 Seal Plush Coats..... 2d Floor 2d Floor 4.90 8.80 tesreee DZOTS 7.75 9.75 10.75 3d Floor 7.75 12.75 —Special Sale of Waists—, Former Prices up to 3.00 Lingerie Waists of finest imported batiste. handsomely embr« edand lace trimmed; | sorunent of tailored | 1.00 Dress Department $20 Messaline Dresses. . . Caner $40 Afternoon and Evening Gowns.... also a matchk and flannel w Subway Basement $15 Serge or Corduroy Dresses $10 Rubberized Raincoats $15 Caracul Cloth Coats $12 Long Cloth Coats $3 Corduroy Skirts....... $5 Serge Skirts. — LSS SAVINGS BANKS, ‘Hatropolitan Savings “fink and 3 THIRD AVE (ono, never Institute, | | | FOR SALE. DESIRABLE RTE RED 180 Teh ‘DIVIDEND OP ES TENS FOAY EVENINGS January | is ‘SaCREDI DTWALED ERIAL it UN Swee «Co Thor 40th Street ani 6th Avenue ath | | Interest at 24 per ceat, yer sunuuy Creditet Jaonary 1, Paye Money depaited on or tet 170 BKOADWAY, COR, MAIDEN LANE, CHARLES B Sin Vrenite od FRANCIS M. LEME » Ds —y TtaM dH 7 Be ort | “ Srpsane WATCHES & DIAMOND JEWE Lie VREN TS € RISD LEHLNG AMERICAN WATCH OMA Un tendy $2 b0WN MEN'S CLOTHES UU ~ Wwe ark Tiace, Wen HONDO | “VOMAIOEN LANE Lie cevaar DIAMONDS ON CREDIT ~~~ i ments scoeuted ry eh ey) . . ~ au Ole a SyNbicare CouvaNy, A Yaw” es wou we Sonate Fourteenth Street. s JANUARY GALE n , 4 MEANS EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITIES IN HOUSEHOLD DRY Ooops READY MADE GARMENTS AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR 1” EVER IT PAID TO VISIT HEARN'S THIS 18 THE TIME) * » — JANUARY §ALE SPRCIALS FOR TO-MORROW! —— ° ’ | ov value Beonamy—it you aa WOMEN'S FUR COATS AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. re lénath Hudson Scal—Genuine Buropean dyed Muskrat, also Near Seal,, Russtan Pony and Caracule Others, wore 900.06 80.00 yourself on judgment’ ip buying, do 90t) Russian Pony and " See aee sae Sable Cane: so fail to take advan’ Dt thowe values! | Nour Seal—Caracu! pos Pooy— 3 : beau a $198 Btn | Hs Hxcelleut quality whits bined with emb'y bands and deep flounce or pati be +. $7.00 & 34.00 WOMEN'S large pillow muft—value $25.00 L | Newest modeis—Handa oe ot rlala—some have elastic Nat. Min) tn kirt—-long over, bipse-protected b steols—nizes 18 to MF only. tate 108 White linon—wide emb'y down with tranely stuart ail alpen 6.98 BADIES' LONG GOATS White all” woot batinte, =i $12.98 MISSES" LONG OOATS........ lutely new—only sold at these ppesjatiy All wool cheviot»-navg, tan and copee- Yow pritts ae ee | Well, meder-wi c ra able for snappy, weatpet—i6- to IT yrs. JANUARY SALE ATTRACTIONS! ‘ MEN‘ i wisi slurs. 44| ALEX. SMITH's BRUSSELS ‘ Vitta, “eacetiege td al ‘ait wool— =Aknity or cluster. pla T.txd feot—rog. 810.49......04 ees ail viaee. FINEST ROYAL WILTON € ubite colorings and designe ¢ $3 SHIRTS. + TT es oly linen boroay, wrist and nid teot—value 60, snr 80-78 ade—buteher, lings back bpen pare without on [sm heuimed or fringed, | 9 OT, LINK 15 tnch—«: 5% CT. ROMAN ‘TOW! wie Kxooilent for roller 12% CT. RONAISSANOR rae ves ‘ever lace nf or square, All 9 & 6 work—exceptionaily pretty scailope, | rH) $1.09 Hen tad, ve orate with Val, tow or high neck: Near Seal and Caracule also superior Russian Pony...... 76.00 Near Seal—Motre Pony—also Kenuino Caracul—were $98.00...... 6O0D 1.54 JERSEY TOP PETPICOATS.... k wool top—messalihe flounces. SEMI-MADE ROBE allover emb'y in eyelet or blind FUR SETS. neue tern. Separate Scarts, Separate Muffe. , January Bale Reductions! , WOMEN'S CORSETS...... 145 hite coutth medium rr a jong Hach ade bro Ted and whit bive and black wolte ja-atrong eimatic, aprters, shawl or. novelty scart— Y WAISTS,..., and lace—crenm lead white— Cluny aod Veniee laces LINGERIE WAISTSt REDUeES once et Values are nearly feats, Great, atu, ta 08 were Ts et se FIVE ASTONISHING VALUES IN RUG& 00] No obscure makes or shopworn wioey,” bus . 4 also Henrietta | thowe of representative makers of wide ovelty silk bralaa’) ane luce trim'd, fame, and desirable in every way~abee~ WOMEN'S WASH) WAISTS. tiny cufte (ue sem ryg tila * SEAMLESS WILTON RUGS designe it ade—tateat 9x12 foot—value $33.00... ALEX. SMITH'S ‘AXMINSTRRS Florals and Orientale— 89x10 feet—value $19.00... FIND AXMINSTERS ‘Bigelows and Smithe-ox@ and Maiz—value 6E—sither alse, front—with or . ‘nb maker's name well kad every shirt. TUBMIH BATH SAuETS.. 2x72—note #lze-—close, vee OT sponge-like ' ELLINGS,, HUCK TO! sowal widt 33 LINEN SHERTS and PILLOW CASES, plain and embroidered. am use. AT JANUARY SALE PRICES! | ~" LINEN SHEETS— 10 drawn wore eeutres « pa 38 LINEN PILLOW CASES— H, 8,—40x36—value $1.39 pr. 6 CT. BMB'Y FLOUNCINGS Hood Emb'd--value $2.29 pr inch—fine Swiss—eyelet anc Measurements before LINEN SHEEBTINGS— 72 inch—reg. 98, Late ine and trimmed—e! views Maed—to 9 yrs, ip JANGARY, eal WASHABLE cana peo ¥.8EP FRESH WHILE SHOPPING. Avol@- fatigue by taking w lunebeow or aft. noon tes in appointed restaurant. rT Foodstutts the best. ee uw Home cookery. Prices moderate, F) Meals served la carte yy a 6:0 AM. OOP, RAR 39 Bpectal, L¢incheane 11:90 to 2:00. P, Be, sANU AY MOUARANCE OF. WOMEN'S FASHIONABLE SHOES F ‘wing of this Heasoy’ and H.00 values hogy Up price. oe. Bipdde Russia Cabl-Pull oalt ‘Wope— lace wing tips. vey otal Calietloth ,tops—wing tips—butten, vo A Kia. ja toch -—sbort Vampe—buttop, tot Guns Motab-Calt—tace. 194 DongolerrPlain toe—button, All have Goodyear Welt Soles, Not a!! etée tn each style; although all sizes are in the lot. WARLY COMERS ITAVE FIRST CHOIOE, Mat! or Telephone Order, No +» SARf OF NOSIKBY CONTINUED TO-MORROW, —— —_——___—.4 4 MORNING, APECIALS~—To-morrow, Thursday, Unttl 1K M. tovleae Spying, quantittes re tricted, No Mall or Tetertione Onder.” Pi HOY. eavy outing ‘and’ ‘tency Virus and | hove’ eases nei dana @ aod egib'y | $5.98 BOYS: ove RCOATS. 1 18 A SEAN FLOOD ls HARE 53510, ¢ A Hedy we Fh Woh LINEN TOWELLINGS: . higkD PLOON, : dish or . aa Es ALAS" tooe! ( aynie f vICKINGS | willed, AC.‘ I “ ” f004 Make / peti Meal Tinos—namanet, ‘ rw ad toe ot NULLIXBRY RIBBONS... ti “ } > jieavy latfetas, motze and | sgh black olors. sat fy MAIN FLOOR, 4 also wh ba 4) 98 et, CHILDE 3 JULIET TER... un Dray seg ality fo wmoe, | Hed Felf—fur triin'd—leather areca! ‘init ra “as ty for deeaeets | ioe BL to 1% a? f 3 EAB Rio# RA SPMENT. .__SILES- SECOND PLOOR, * Lawl: for MiendMocks! Look for the Clockst Glock Signe Denote Mevntug Soetiale