The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1912, Page 13

4 ———____-._TEE_BYSHING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, ‘ |DiscomfortAtter Meals Caruso Sings | mas Turiddu Again °;.; After r3 Year. Double Bil of of “Caval-| leria,”” Preceded by | “Haensel und Gretel,” Draws a Great peparntan a to the Metropolitan|:. Opera House-—Both|" Performances Excellent}: BY SY: VESTER RAWLING. dda In Mas at the Met each composition. as well as virtie. Vining Sto Aw tord which was adju as filed a petition c# Distetet Co ting Heary Melville the stock: pect all the company, The oo f stinn was the that she alw and creatin, of reallem., Dinh Gilly, 4 was in fine voles 1) ey Sarees, = Drunkards Saved Secretly trees, save that she permitted her fa | salt to appear tod youthful, was a < vincing Lucia, Th ang ously and acted well bu Sturant, who conducted what was otherwise a} sterling performance, gave the orches- | tra full swing and sometimes fair y subs Hertz cond he has shown fr the same suv i chestra alone was a treat, The the familiar one of Ma Bella Alten in Reiss as the W «Use Golden Remedy, the Great Home Treatment for Drunkari's. Henrtetta Waketield as t and Anna Case as always ji “Haensel und ( ] Frée‘Trial Coupe & AUDIENCE, | HW This coTpdn will entitle the 9% t, gave a Hall yesterday ond re aftern sonate in I oma k's prelude, aria and fina AUTOMOBILES, | | aunt ienieneestitticemememmesenneeese: sana te tate rests of the sa nd AT AT iM Clea Naiag like the wonderful flavor of that blend, And 20 of them because they ‘wear a plaia jacket—20 for 15 cents, ‘ith each ack pebepiraha oon bad peng | eu eu handsome fo Pi collegs pene Said (1 2034) selection of U0. HOME OMPLETELY AFURNISHED Bronx end : ter Count: : Dowa on $51 v ‘ 98 As er C Ye 7 fe Actual Value & Li Containing the following BEDROO A, 5 emer | ia t Wilt Enti R FOR CATAL ae ET.AP OI Y At Ave Seat At the Madison Square Show Gasoline Trucks, Main Floor, Space 8-A. Electric Trucks, Elevated Plat- form above Main Floor, Space 110-A “Distin cfively trdityrdual’ 1m /CUT This 0vi |b You toa | landsome Souventr. GC includin of from 1000 pounds to 6 tons. We are in a position to recommend without bias toward either gasoline or electric power, the sort of vehicles best suited to your par- ticular requirements. We are in a position to furnish complete delivery equipment covering any and all desired branches of delivery or hauling, standardized under a single manu- facturer and with a single center of responsi- bility and service. The comprehensiveness of the G MC line will enable this company to fill the future as well as the present needs of its patrons. GMC service is provided for by a separate and distinct Service Department, under a General Service Manager. The New York GMC Service Station is in charge of a Branch Service Manager, who is directly connected with the General Service Department. Trucks introduce to the business world the first comprehensive line of commercial motor vehicles, both gasoline and electric cars, and covering capacities The completeness of the GMC line gives this company a distinct position and a unique importance tothe prospective installer of motor delivery or haulingequipment. This Department, in turn, has behind it the engineering, operating, and financial resources of General Motors Truck Company to insure prompt, complete and permanent service to every owner of aGMC Truck. Our Service Department gives, where desired, before-sale assistance in studying individual requirements and recommending thereupon the proper types and sizes of trucks for any or all branches of work. A manufacturing and operating experience ot ten years in both gasoline and electric trucks is combined with the most efficicat organization in existence to apply the proper types of motor transportation to the requirements of any busi- n We invite the presentation to us of any delivery or hauling problem. We will make analysis and recommendations without charge or obligation, GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK COMPANY DETROIT, MICHIGAN New York Branch, 236 West Fifty-ninth Street (at Columbus Circle) Philadelphia, 664 N. Broad St. Boston, 944 Massachusetts Ave. and 1022 Commonwealth Ave. 1912. Advertiond RH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. COPIRIGHT —Aevestand NOVELS AND = graye ''’* COPYRIGHT Murs rm REBOUNDS 23c Broalway, 34th to 35th St. EVERYTHING FOR THE | MEN'S SUITS epuceD EXODUS SOUTHWARD | % @EEEE ¢7i'59 faethe GOWNS AND SUITS that Shope Elm Mere og or Strained Beet Herald Square. sy iPa 6 simmer fashion The balance of our finest 1 ie so r winter suit stocks. ahs SHIRTWAIS y White tnactinda - puouses bag Np "THEATRE mae SNe ‘TROUSERS OF FLANNEL H ae Hipage AM ES fw WOUSES, fron 1 Bedfo: bl suils ir ost d \e rr oe toSTA.lO fora Wits MENS SHANTUNG SILK SUITS, terials and patterns, KHAKL AND CRASH i the very finest obtainable Sat SHA, $1674 | MEN'S NORFOLK SUITS at $27.50. in ready-for-service clothes. MEN'S KNITTED THES, ‘ MODEL HATS for ties, at 48 to s No undesirable patierns or colors—no “freak” models— nworthy materials—no —no tailor's “mistakes.” _A good assortment in every size trom 34 to 46, including special models for stout men, long men and short men. MINS § FOLDING UMBRELLAS at $1.98 MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT DUST. COATS, GLOVES AND \ aa LES at the tow NEGLIGFES sod the rate hi i @ journey albatre rr Handest Im: orted and demestic 1 nd Perfuny MILITARY KITS, WE! WITH AND WITHOUT i} Suito that were $18.50) Slippers, Silk Hose 4 TA Lyd Suits that were $19.75 14. 75: Occasions, Veils, Lac 1 Suits that were $22.50) Scarts. Current Ve ell dies, Sty t reece cena ecemeeoeneneneoeen NURSES’ APPAREL hs oi vee uded among these are double-breasted Ulsters, , Guard Coats, Raglans and Chesterfields. Many of these are made of English and Scotch woolens of our own Either Ready for Service or to Measure in portation, Maintaining a workshop on the ued enables us to fill speclal | All regular sizes, and Lada cage! orders with none of those wearis vitable where Jin addition, special ha At bat 1 the work has to be sent out, as it has (o he in other « models for stout men, = vee terme | Nurses’ apparel has long been a Macy up to $32. particularly large assortment of unitorms, capes, J h : cufls, &e., which enables us to supply any im: " LONDON MADE TOP COA TS Supplementing the éxcellence of our ser 29 For some days we have been selling London made We undersell in this as in ev: else. at : Top Coats for $21.50, A tew still left. Other stores are ; just advertising the same goods as wonderful value at Ee airh Ft Stated Soeeaien le rou ranean much higher prices (as indeed they are). Out of the Si 4” and $1.98; of White Muslin, | Later Wercise mouths of our competitors is thus illustrated $1.98; of White Linene, $2.49; of In. | Sater The Reguiar Macy Saving Acero lea IN OUR MOTORING DEPARTMENT there are values in fur-lined Coats, Opossum and Race n lined Clot ad, $2.69; of Cambric, $2.97. ric, with or without of Heavy Shirting is very full with square [7 ‘ound bibs, 79 and 94e. Ki a Coats, Capes and Uniforms To Order All Fittings Supervi: some splendid i) Mixture Coats that were $64.75 are s of Scotch Mixtures with detachable ish w weather proof Bu y Coats warmly lined throughout. jo-neck models never lose their ;opularity, and last season after vals, of se i. broadcloth i Bash cone ‘Mein eaparte errys that were $49.74 are now $42.74. They are in gray, Brittiantine Unifarms, three models to se} Mi sizes from 34 to 42, Some with square, some Uniforms oi Pop Linene, Indian He . or Naturat lined throughout with English sik plaids; others Linen Luct piece modets ct $6.00 silk t ul in the sleeves, i eof Straw, at 19, 99. $1.19 Other English Burberry Motoring Coats of medium rough wool fabrics Veiling or Salis from $14.74 to $69.75, « $4.49,'35. 89, $5.94, $6.49 JANUARY SHOE SALE Unusual Values in Desiraila Footwear WINTER UNDERWEAR---72 PRICE For Both Men and Women Sizes Sti htly Broken WOMEN'S PATENT LEATHER HIGH BUTTONED BOJTS..........005 $2.97 an ; ; ‘ (th lothe It \ rh fRial . In conjunction with a series of half-price tl aera Reeds bat ed shies; our caval lowestsins Sales throughout the store, we are now offer WOMEN'S PATE ‘NT LEATHER BUTTONED BOOTS, r: an ar h ing Winter Underwear at about the same Dull AUS ki Mit or cloth toy velted so i (ving, ; o sinsthescity pric 34] This Underwear comes from the Norfolk WOMEN'S SATIN ev NING SLIPPERS iii ta ple len ind New Brunswick He company, manu heels: in pink, blue, black or white felt....4.....44 teens 49 facturers of the finest qualities and the finest 59 only. Their product is sold by all the leading 19. retail and men’s furnishing stores throughout re Inited States. Children's, izes8to2 49 the United States, Some of the garments have imperfections so Slight that if we didn’t mention it they would never be noticed. MEN'S $1.00 and $1.50 UNDERWEAR, Shirts or The Drawers, at,. Light, medium and heavy-welght merino, in white, Al gray, blue or tan; shirts with long sleeve n or Self-faced; pearl buttons. Drawers are double gusseted, bands faced with es up to 50 in MEN'S $2.00 and §2.50 INDER- WOMEN’S $1.00 and $145 UNDER. WEAR, Shrts er « $1.24) WEAR, Vests ce Pants, at 69e Vonen’s Pure Skala 8 are all superior parayon, cover every desirable style cape horns, wood, th ster pa ee nels 1 Fine ribbed merino, white or natural G) Alanis : Some he vests with silk blue or tan, Shirts High neck, long or short natural gray, e sale self faced fronts. hed neck, with a ae ap: with French o iJ sides, Ankle » bost $5.09 and $7.00 qual $1.89 a length WOMEN’S $1.50 and $1.75 UNDER. “| WEAR, Vests cr Panta, at 89c F ribbed worsted, natural color, ts with high neck, long or short ankle’ length, Second Fisar, 1 ities elsewhore, al Macy's, 53.89 The best $7.00 to $9.90 qual- s, even the lo ‘The host $4.00 and $4.75 qual wing 297 sleeves. Pants, west WEEK-END = CANDY _ SPECIALS = mines Are Your Guisses Broken? Uhre vhy you shou! y'st them repaired, 1.—-Accuracy, We employ — only expert opticians, 2.—-Quality, We wil Kin] the finest quality crys “'BROADWAYS;" Mredh bials Ba 3.—Economy, “ur prices are lowe cat in the city. ot defective goods. They are unbrellas, ‘ al 1 ea en's Pure Silk Umbrellas 2c | “GLACE ‘Nu MEATS GAC FRUITS; asso por = Nr Rnrecesnl p thre eee 19%¢ », CHOCOLATE ul ~Celerity, We hare our own boxes, workshop on the 1 a wor vata When we say that bur prices are lowe Thi ir slay 5 nk idays and Saturdays Equal to 4c kind elsewhere and which { superior to the averag ee APY In the Appropriate Styles and Ma- 4c | “PERFECTION” CHOCOLATES. sein i 1 iT 5 tration, lenses ch torlals for Every Period of Mourning aa Mie ir blaine a tr TE NE where 0 75c 12°; to 20% on this, r you save on a complie «i prescription, which isoften used as a justification for an exorbitang price. Heat ies Bik reful attention,