The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1912, Page 11

French OperaCo. Gives‘ Trovatore’ In Popular Style h°. Music, ike the movements of the planets, has in @ way ite dates so well fixed in the minds of New Yorkers that after the eo-cajied regular opera ecason closes it seems to be vad form to at- tend a production by one of the masters, i Sometimes the wise New York opera- | Geer, following the routine of habit, ‘ @veriooks @ good thing. Perhaps the @toom that hung over the conimunity owing to the dread Titanic disaster was Teeponsible for an uncrowded house at the Lyric Theatre, on Forty-second etreet, last night, when the French Grand Opera Company presented tho love of all lives—Trovatore.” masterpiece might . A touch, a instant response, and in the pected from ‘The cast was very well balanced. M. Granier was Manrico; Closset was the aumont was Leonora, been a whole lot of a et night, The company will there a week singing the operas that we whistled at Mother's knee, God diess her! “TALES OF HOFFMAN” BY THE ABORN COMPANY. ‘The Aborn English Grand Opera Com- pany opened the third week of its spring season at the Academy of Music, ia Brooklyn, last night, with “The Tales, of Hoffman,” Jacques Offenbach’s me- lodious opera. The cast was thoroughly iy competent end gncluded Edith Helena, always a favorite with metropolitan audiences, in the double role of Antonia and Giulietta. Miss Helena was in fine voice and gave a superb performance. ‘The remainder of the competent cast imcluded Henri Leon as Hoffman, Zoc Fulton as Nichiausse, Jack O'Ne! iankeper, Lillian Convord as Na L. A. Douglass as Herman, and, finally, volce and charming acting. The house was crowded. po le eee ARMY AND NAVY EXPECT MEXICAN INTERVENTION. Administration Trying to Stop Such Talk, but Military Preparations Still Go On. WASHINGTON, April %3.—Administra- tlen circles to-day again took steps to quiet the talk of intervention in Mexi:o by the United States. Consular agents fm Mexico issued manifesios declaring that it was not the purpose of the United States to intervene in Mexico. Officials of the White House and State Department said the manifestos were issued by direction of the Secre:ary of State. Notwithstanding all this there con- tinues in the military branches of the Government considerable activity. This activity is explained as being precau- donary. Most of the officers of the army and navy express themselves as believing intervention as inevitable, The State Department has had no ad- ditional word from Consul Letcher at Chihuahua regarding two Americans Mr, Letcher reported as being held prisoners by Gen. Orozco since March 16. Secre- tary Knox said he would take no action watil he does hear from Mr, Letcher, ea A tm Sea No Rescues by Celtic. General Passenger Agent Jeffries of the White Star Hne to-day denied the report that ah officer and woman steer- age passenger of the Titanic were picked up by the Coltic, which arrived in this city last Saturday, ‘There were no per- sons picke@’up dy the Celt “nor were there any bodies t: that ship.” Hang Your Clothes in Sy) MANAHAN S (ni TARINE MOTH BAGS /CaRiNE MOTH SHEETS When You Call the Van-Man be sure he takes your home or office furniture to a house, apartment, store or office that will fully answer your needs. $,600 separate “To Let" adver- tisements were printed last week _{n The World— 4,498 more than the Herald, Times, Sun, Tribune and Press COMBINED. You miss many opportunities to move to excellent advantage if you fail to READ WORLD . “TOLET” ADS. Shall We Call for Your FURS Today? 64 Styles in This Sale of Silk Petticoats What a congress of Petticoats !—for it is a yt tae assemblage of every style that has been created this season. Petticoats with flounces, others with ruffles and some with neither. The kinds of plaitings on the flounces cannot be counted on the fingers of both hands. ,_ Glancing here and there one will see natural ‘all silk Petticoats at $2.95; messaline Petticoats with jewel and money pocket at the same . Crepe de chine Petticoats in soft shades of rose, blue, white and other colors, also black, at $8.95; those of China silk, simply trimmed with bands of wide lace at $3.98. Petticoats with ‘three tiny side-plaited ruffles between clusters of tucks at $5. Three styles in imported Petticoats at $5.96—one of these with deep flounce of. pompadour chiffon. Plain and changeable taffetas and messalines in plain colors, some with silk Jersey tops—others of striped plaid and Dresden presage silks—and the quality of each is worthy of much comment, Colors—every color in light, medium and dark shades, also black. Extra Size Petticoats, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.75 Main and Second Floors Lock Stitch and Chain Stitch : In the Same Sewing Machine:— The “Domestic” at $22 Lock stitch, if you want the sewing to stay. Chain stitch, if you are runni ildren’ that soon have to have tucks let out. wy Oe it takes but a Ff to change frome be ‘stitch to the other, by means of the wonderful “looper,” which isa feature of the “Domestic” not found ie on ae eat hich Il by \f e “Domestic,” w! we sel virtue of a large special purchase, at $22, is a thoroughly modern machine, with ball- ‘ing drop-head, i hand: ini goles nae Se oft AG a ina some golden oak finished case, with five me For $2 Cash and $1 Weekly we will send one of these fine machines to nearest railroad station, freight 5 i vel or to your house, if on one of our wagon rotten. No interest or Mead ot ay Race ane mie pltetd Our instructress will go to home, if Ae a vee hd your within twenty-five miles of New York, and teach you without charge ‘Domestic”* Machines, at $90, $35 and $48, of which the 45 model is the beautiful “Domestic” . ~ Fifth Floor and Toilet Articles Cabinet Machine. Send for catalog. Pure Drugs a m in a Gimbel Re lenishing Sale One's supplies of Toilet. Soap, , home remedies and the like have a habi gine ont wl f smazing rapidity.” It ato equip the medicine shelf and the dressing table’ with jurity an excellence, theese periode Gimbal es age planned. : : ge at gratifying savings, that n interest feature e fo! jist is an offering of Brushes ; We reserve the right to limit quarfities, sits at very low prices. Toilet Articles Rabber Sheeting, ;uaren Nath on Mtoaui weitere ote! ha: | weantaine easel Sc, at grade, 1 : ok taking, Turkish 3 with book of rice: sod weuelly Drugs and Medicines Btm, i siete Tigeture Bensoln, 4 01, 25e; Salts, 1b, Seldiite Powders, pox, 10c. Pure Powdered Alam, 1b., 10c. Pare Refined Borex, 1b. a Fewder, Gimbel Broth- ‘Glether bot hind keane. 10% ith Be. sae he aie Nias Fpl bleh arate: vow! ainele Ke, 1560. iT it er Puffs. oa Ta ety He, eae ee tere A aad ‘aya. SOc. Cream, 50c. de Ris, face powder. | yy, jar, 1 Brushes shes, bone handle; some with leached and unbleached ° So ‘ena Gbc, ots Nhe rooden fy e Ginko Seeumber't ia sogyynine| cons nd peautitying the skin, jar, te Henaen's Talcum 'Bowder, 1 Biecce ber enone de be Coe jet or Cashmere am, Risaicrs Papaie faieg. f faunal ‘Corylopsle Teleum, pound box, Kolvnce Tooth Paste, 2 a th Powder, Futches, OS. for houselicid use; ‘ol: gal., OOes at. B5e: pi., faters gal, roll, Woot al 26e: ns BBe, i rm deliys Vion Sar “bysvepela ‘Tablets, 40¢ aise, Tincture Tablets, 100 tor Se box, Ie. th 3 and 5 «rains im Tar Sheets, 12 to roll, SMe. en. fin o7 Rufpnuee ty uate: er backs, lowest | dew Boracte” % imported; usu- y dthen ied , Beta Nfaate* “powder and epecial iets tis Paste, ribbon atyle, B00} Pt ene Feri: i jo can at de id ak aa eg leagant, 260 size, Gimbels Rum, high grade, Te, io and ic. Gimbets tine, fo phate ot Effervescent, Kle- ingen or ‘iehy, if Gitste SF aMbaatua’™ Motors! crs ‘arter; % Ib, 1Bey % Ib, Ber ‘dosen cnken, @i.e0y 8 for White cakes, let Beam, cake, 15e. cake, 1 Found wopdn A {Fine © fae Hetiet sony. | Sulphur and rene et Tartee Loctieen, ‘Be, i rains, bo ablete, 6 plete tice i eset Gimbele sha: Ghntels Green Soan poe Liquids perfumed; aprinkler-top bottle, Gimbels Kau de Quinine; 4 o:., ‘ $'03., OBe. Violet ‘Toilet Witch Hasels % pint, 150; * pint, 26 Fau de Vio CGtmabele). | fragzant % “ o8., B00 alte. eyenta Irom, contatning ettrate ‘Water, 8c. pin rm Biber tubes, ha teeth 6, BOP. ‘espint, Bei " Corriopte et Water an mie a Fréneh Olive ll, for ishing Orenms Revant VE. th em eee ‘Irons Quinine Ue ariten 10e. ; habarb nnd Soda Mixture; pt. 400) 2 Hunyad 10m, BAe, " Me a 20e, wah ’ me kite 00 aise Riiteeem 75e and 25e, ke. 10c, wits ‘Feeth Fowder, 15 Peete de Wis, violets white or flesh, irate Theagsical Cold Hoap, usually 85¢, bar, Imported Castile Soap, made trom olive nts Tonal reusually $1.00. @ Bre, Hele Vea Hones, use On ten aisieh Soap, trom Ger- Bet Bow Perosive ream, 196, Victor Mfizcceine soap, 3 tor igh Rubber Goods and Sundries pang Vielet Hong, 3 for GBe.| . Hister'e Geattarr Mepkig, omen | BB Paperless hess, 7810: sree, m. Oe an he: : ela Lg sla cialaal ed Flesting Bath Soap, delight romes from Haris Cream, 1b., 46 Ib, tet Vases, ny Saeeh agually | ation, Violet, Jas na Hellariane 81.00, any #1, at Ode, it ke, 100. Sal Pollet heaps cabs, woe Bore Pettaes ire rubbers ish Guin-Geesess Heap, st. cake, | Main ‘Fleer and Subway Reloony + at BBe. Gimbele pure rubber; THE EVENING WORLD, T GIMBEL BROTHERS UESDAY, APRIL 23,1912 ‘ THE GIMBEL This sale will acquaint 7 A slore where Service, manvwiththeshopping Good Taste and Econ- advantages of this New ‘ omy join hands—75 Sul way Slore. fae i) U BWAY STORE complete sections. ; The Gimbel Merchandiee A nri] Bargain Showers Tomorrow and the Remaining Days This Week In nearly all the 75 sections of the Subway Store. No large store, with complete stocks, can be made up of ALL BARGAINS at ALL TIMES. But for this foureday April Bargain shower we have assembled about $200,000 worth of seasonable, relia- ble merchandice to be sold at half usual prices—that is, an average of half price. Monufacturers have sacrificed their profits and more often a portion of ihe actual cost of production to unload their holdings. For many of them this is the end of their season, the logical time to clear their shelves arid storerooms, This April downpour of bargains begins tomorrow, with these hundreds of their stirriag offerings. More will be advertised on Wednesday and Thursday. The Entire Stock of a Broadway Oriental Rug Store At Prices We Believe the Lowest Yet, for Rugs of Equal Quality Agob Baroorian, importer and wholesaler, decided to close his New York Store, Asa ‘k disposal was advantageous to him in many ways, we secured his stock at away below the regular for Rugs of these worthy, medium grades. A good variety of well liked weaves and patterns in popular sizes. Kermans| Rup, about ih Ors ft., that never before to our knowledge have sold for as little as $42.60, and other well-known weaves. together, th lection for to-morrow, is one of the best yet offered. fa 68 co 485, tomorrow sold at 10 $85, tomi . ucasian Rugs, averaging 29 #q. ft., or 3 ft. 6 in, to 4 ft. wide, 6 bs ot long, wey tow priedy ot $10.60, 101 Beluchistan Rugs, $9.60 & $12.50 Which is the lowest rice yet for tl Popular rugs. We sa & 4 Collection of Persian in useful sizes, about 414x7 ft., that will be low priced at 16 B 8 ft. to 4 ft. wide by 9 16 {t. long, rugs usually sell- ing seed, $a eid $76, tomorrow $1880 and 689.60. 17 India Carpets at $106 housands of them since the opening of thi theater benieltth patterna and cal| 1OxT¥4 fer usually co rugs because we have sol Is of them since the o; of this.new | a i, in beau a 3 store, selli man ‘one hundred in a day. Sizes from 2! to 3 ft. wide | orit Rugs frequent at $260 to| about 11x8'4 ft., usually $75, by Aig to 6 feot fone. “at in two-price groups, at $9.60 ‘and $12.60. $300" This group tomorrow at 6108. at 960. S'way Store, Lower Fi. ee Art Glass Domes, Lamps and Shades, Half Price and Less ‘The’ sample line of the New Method Art Glass Company, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, used in their New York showrooms, now discontinued, and the factory closed. i In most cases, we have only one of a kind, and no more can be obtained, making an early selection advisable. Some slightly damaged. 'The variety embraces everything produced by these manufacturers. Many shapes and sizes, of mosaic and ert glass, in dsome floral, fruit, Dutch scenes and other designs, 60 Electroliers, Electric Domes and Gas Domes, one 76 Blectric Desk and Table Lamps, Gas and Oil Tene een $5 to $45, now §2 to 920. of a kind, will be fitted for gas or electricity wherever possible, and held for future delivery, if desired:— , $2.50 to fogetll Y-# te ea andl lamps. Usually Venelly Mead now ed 100 small Electric Shades and Inverted Gas Shades, Usually $25, now 612.60 emembery Please, Only ON@ O' subway Store, Lewer Fleer 45c Bleached Sheets, 28c This Sale of Wash Fabrics 64x90 inches seamless, or 72x90 inches with center seam, Is One of the Big Events of the Season sizes before hemming; should sell quickly; only 28e. Thousands of yards, enough for Half New York, it would ‘160 Seamless Sheets, 60c; 81x90 | mercerized sheer quality so much | seem. The most favored” new weaves, designs and colors. inches, torn sizes, with Fess) in ger 4, tong th ee These examples of the splendid offerings: ) ende, hea’ Pfmtened sheeting, soft finish, wide, 1 , usually $1 at yal “ " 160 picce. ing. tly see alta Lata 36 inch Hateaeeh, soft finish, y ds. wid atta 18¢, at 13340 | usually 16¢ at 1 J ydt wide uitiy deca d0o, | 27 inch Bleached Domet Fian- 244 yds. wide, usueily 32c at 320 mela, okt finish, usually 10c at 60 214 yds. wide, usually 38¢c at 266 ite Bedeprs ads, yon 14e Bleached Pillow Cases, 9c. Biterae, ae inches, hemmed, Of standard quality soft finish Lightweig ft. Blankets, white, about 4x61 ft., that are usually <* £ 6s Bbieda abRheSeeae Let ypular Usually $20, now $10 Usually $165, now §7.60 Usually $10, now $65 Mull, 10¢ Plain colors with sell-colored || _29-Inch Naushen Zephyr Dress Jacquard designs, 16 afternoon ba ery Te 18\4c. and evening shades. ie Batiste Fancy Voiles, 100 erase, 16c a yd. 180 to 460 Wish Fabrics, 12 ike oc Rough Shantung, 2c. muslins, 42x36 and 46x36 inches ‘and tan, 60x76 inches, usually Waist and dress ler gt hs, 40-inel hemming. bot voile, 40-inch chiffon Wire eee Fido ‘at oi par, veligs, in black-and-white Peldn navy, Tose, brown, he: otrope and i 38 Btanine Linen, 28¢, 8,000 yards Bleached and Un-| Comfortables, silkoline coverings, bleached Muslins, 36 inches wide, | dgi Bee eee GuE ausily ioe. MSEC Er ee wna at $1. 38 inch White Voile, the highly Subway Store, Lower Floor Sample $ . 18,000 Yas. stip: oc Embroideries 1912 styles and patterns, 4 to 9 yd. strips, 2 to 18 inches | r..... wide; edges, insertions, flouncings, corset coverings, plain and 76c & $1 Table Damask, 50c fancy beadings and bandings on Swiss nainsook and cambric: 1,255 yards, all linen, bleached and unbleached damask, 10c to 25c embroideries, 2 to 10 in, wide, 6c, 8c and 10c yd. ood weight, 66, 68 and 70 inches wide, 30c to bbc embroideries, 5 to 18 ins., 12¢, 15c, 25c. § and 3 yards. All 60c . 10¢ to 12¢ Washable Laces at 6c yd. Point de Paris, Platte Valen- and $4 Table Cicths, ciennes, linen finish torchon and imitation Cluny laces, Odd fattero cloths, pure linen, sin, 20c and 30c Lace Bandings, at 10c and 16c yd. Wide linen finish and double damask, dainty design, lace bands, in antique designs, macrame, fancy lace and cotton Cluny lace 70x70 inches and 72x80 inc! i , sh bands, 344 to 6 inches wide, ; sae to 600 New Shadow Lace Allovers, 260 afte, Uincber wide, | ao oo a Re ee ier uli cube ee white and ecru. Subw: ore, Lower Floor 18x86 inches. Subway Stere, Lower Fleer 50c Pillows, 38c | 10,000 Yds50. i $1 to $2.50S 1 Just 500 of them, covered bbe ‘elle jongee, black, fen: & 65 Silks, 38¢ we4 Bags, 7c with pretty cretonnes and 1 colors, 380. we . filled with pure sill floas; 4 de- | *"Soc'alrsiii washable Habutal sitk,| Peanbereti gee sed in Lees ie Amerce Rees hoee ot ecal tmnall end large carriage bag styles ai with tassel corner; us- | white grounds with colored stripes, B0e all-silk rnessalii tin, after- ually Ble, at 38¢ noon and evening suades, as well | with Frenes prey ‘and jubway Store, Lower Floor c, as changeable colors, at $8¢. CORSETS : be _fillc. besgeline, black and plete oa taffeta stripes, checks, 5 street , 38¢. , 88¢. 50c, 75c, 95c a Pair, | 2,000 Remnants 18c to $1.60 Silks, 10c to 60c Yard Usually $1, $1.50 to $3. ‘Vatieta, crepe de chine, foulards, 42-inch all-silk marquisette, shantungs At 50c, a miscellaneous col- and many other waist and dress lengths. lection of telable corsets that | 4000 Short Lengths of 60c to $1.26 Silks, 10c to25c | 612 sptenaia Handbags, of roan, usually sell at $1, Many Poplins, foulards, velvets, lining satin and others, for fancy work and pendhsss, rae trimmings; 44,to 1 yard pieces. Subway Store, Lower Floor striges, Russian corded voiles, silk warp fabrics, and otkers. 160 Printed Flaxon, 100, Yard Wide Hi 26c Imported Chiffon Voi.o8, ph , 320, sides 20e. We Imp in stripes and 6 pay) Dress Gingham, | ens, 36c. 100 and 12! Tc, yd. Lengths of 2 to 10 38c. aie black, all-silk peau de cygne, a styles and sizes 18 to 30 in ——— rn the group. Remnants 50c to $2 Dress Goods Dig Byes gst At 75c, many good models, frames, leather lined with ji and double handle, all fore Hes at 32c, 48c, 68c Yard Subway Store, Balcony ineluding the well-known C.B. Nearly every good weave and color of the season, in- ala Spirite Corsets, seconds val cluding navy blue and _ black, ' eee mai Ot Se S sizes 18 | Fironch Berges. Hesricttan Crepes tropical Suitins | Handkerchiefs tM - . CMings Pruneilas Price At 95c, W. B. Corsets, Coucing Serge Erilliancines Sicilians be to 10 Handkere! 30; FOR broken lines of a la nume | Diagonals Homespuns Wool Voiles Panama WOMEN AND CHILD: , white ber of this season’s new styles, | Mebairs i Storm Serges Cheviots and colored, fancy and plain; samples. 6c Handkere! A si ic Mi hiefs, 18)40 for chief samples, with hematitched acallo A ay necks: Lengths of 214 to 7 yards, all for 82c, 48¢ and 680 yard, 38c Challis, 18c 9 Yard 27 inch wool filled, printed challies, rosebud, dotted stripe pie and many bordered designs. Subway Store, Lower Floor usually $1.50 to $3, Sizes 18 to 80, in some good style or other. Subway Store, Balcony 160 White Enamel Iron Bedsteads, Half Price| Safe to say it is likely to be a long while before another such offering will be possible. A wide variety of most attractive designs, from a thoroughly reliable maker, anxious to add his line to our stock. To do it he clipped 50 per cent. from his revular price. $6 Badsteads, $2.95. ings, 3, 314 and 4 ft, sizes. edz, $3.75. With brass trimmings, 3, 3!4 and 4 ft. sizes.| 315 $9.50 Bedsteads, $4.75. Colonial design, with brass cups and top rail; i $9.60 Bedsteads, $4.76. Continu- with brass scrolls; 3, '$6.75 post design, with brass trimmings: 8, 3'4 and 4 ft, sizes, | $13.50 Bedsteads, $6.76. Like the illustration, 1/9 inch brass top rail, and 3 inch corner balls; all sizes. Subway Store, Lowor Floor, Continuous post design, with attractive trim- 26, Continuous post design; ! Colonial design, 7 filler rv qand 4 {t, sizes, , with brass trim- See To-Day’s Evening Journal for NEW YORK THIRTY-THIRD ST. Other Bargains in This 4-Day Sale.