The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1912, Page 13

Aeolian Hall Is Openca Witha Piaiio Re cital! Street, designed Of Mendetssoln tal Purposes, was op ternoon by Gott from Munivh, who o take the place ed to other Saturday at- 3 on, & pianist , made his American in a recital. Yesterday afternoon @eerge Hamlin, the favorite American tenor, was heard there. In both ine @ances the auditorium was found watis- factory as to its acoustic properties. There remain chamber music and Grehestral performances to complete the feat, but there is litte doubt of the feu. = While the hall is intimate @ough for individual performers it @rems to be sufficiently spacious for @M orchestra to display its powers. Above the main floor is @ horseshoe Bahoony fringed with boxes, The walls @@e decorated in Pompetian red, a little tee obtrusive at present but bound te be dulled and softened by time. ‘The pipes of the big organ at the back @f the stage are of green and gold, There was a distressing draught throughout the house at the two per- formances already given but this fa wil be remedied Putting in of a gi revements are Jagt minute every wee not until FP: Hoenes was granted immediately by the 8 screen, Other im- ntemplated., At the ing was hurried, It ay night that the Mr. Galston disclosed himself as a Plamist of distinct His programme began with Bach's two organ chorals, arranged by Buson!, and included Besxhoven’s sonate, op, 106, “fur das Hammerkiavier,” and twelve of Chopin's @udies. In tho interpretation of these compositions Mr. Galston displayed fine understanding and a splendid skill He came without any flourish of trum- Pets but he has at once established a Mgh place for himself. Gborge Hamtin, now of the Chicago: Philadelphia Opera Company, never ap- peared to better advantage than at his recital yesterday. His volce seemed Digger and his art to have ripened. At first his delivery was marred by a es, but that soon was attrace to Whelpley ‘cell, Boeth- » | dom to repeat. nd also for a ‘The Sand Car- Mr. Hamlin re- At the end the i from him three extra repetition rier? to wh fused to audience extort numbers. Alma Gluck has gone far since the night, only a few seasons ago, at the n Opera House, when as the ° in “Orpheus and Eury- pody sit up and pe anew and beautiful voice and an attractlve personality. She ts now one of the most accomplished and popular of concert Singers. At her re- eltal in Carne fail on Saturday after- noon she cha. anew a large and en- Perhaps to Jean he has been stu is due for a little on that is added unane was delight onalism and for She did not overlook the Beethoven and sakof, and that Is ins Cottenet in Yiddish, an im- by Maurtoe We close Evenings at G o'clock, t; Law will begin in next “| theatres in which she apears wil) be Ravel. And for these chings, gracious thanks to you, Mme. Gluck! Honors were divided among the four | sol who appeared at the popu concort at the Irving Place Theatre y: ¥ afternoon, Josephine Burrian, #0- Morgerite Volavy, pianist; Alois violinist, and Bedrich Vaska, who pleased the audience with | ion of the works of the 8 of which the pro- Complimentary ga Stamps FREE, Tomorrow As many sets as are reasonably required for books unfilled will be given, Distribution in Premium Parlor, Third Floor, GREENHUT Building, tomorrow, Only 100! complimentary stamps good in any one book. “Meet Me at the Fountain’ GREENHUT-S ty in Kteelf EL COOPER ©. 18% to 19% Streets ‘Trnka, Mist. gramme was The Coming Of The Law! 4 Ld .7ea remember “The Two-Gun MAIN BUILDING ele f= Greatest Clothing Sale Ever Planned Tomorrow’s Bargains in Winter Overcoats and Suits for Men and Youths Will Bring to The Big Store the Biggest Attendance and a New Record for Selling wire, It is the story ‘si Wale a etn Fourteen purchases from prominent makers of fashionable clothing for | The garments offered are ns for anybody—the prices speak men and youths are combined in tomorrow’ *s sale. for themselves. PLEASE COME EARLY. q Don’t rob yourself by missing a ingle Overcoats ai. Overcoats {elus'9$20. chapter of this splendid serial. ' of the q Remember, ‘he Comin ureday’s 200 coats at this price, ates ‘overcoats with Every style New York's best-dressed men are convertible collars; others with velvet collars; grays wearing now, including Chinchillas, belted back, and browns; made ‘trom pure all-wool winter-weight convertible and military collars, Chesterfield, fancy: materials; all sizes; every length from 44 to 52 back and split-sleeve overcoats. All the newest inches. weaves and best fabrics. Values fo Men’s Overcoats 925,ct.. Winter Overcoats at.... Included are fancy-back quarter-silk-lined overco: The very finest overcoats for men and young men; siik-lined double-breasted brown ulsters, raglan overcoat faced fall overcoats, split-sleeve overcoats, Ches! belted backs, button-through, fly-front and velvet col every length from 44 to 5. inches. Stout men can also be fitted. Evening World. “BALDHEADED” ROW DEARER’ Following the announcement of the adoption of a reduced scale of prices at the Century Theatre comes one from the Shuberts that an advance in prices will be made by them. The ad- vance is for only one attraction, and for the front row seats for that en- tertainment. ‘When Gaby Deslys, who is en route to America, tours the principal cities the price of seats in the front row in $5. The Frenoh singer and dancer will begin ,her tour in Trenton, Nov. 16, and will visit Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Columbus, Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago, St. Louts, Kansas City and Boston. Climate Failed; Medicine Effective It has been absolutely shown that rest, fresh air and good food do fons suffering from Tubercul must be admitted more than more it needed silk lined blue-gray cassimer coats; chinchilla overcoats, blue and gray; overcoats with belted backs and inverted plaits. Men’s and Youths’ Handsome and Serviceable Fall and Winter Suits Values to 89.75 Values to $15 al 320 at... 12 | “$2bat0 15-75 | Sse... $20 $35 at..... The materials include wintcr-weight serges, cassimeros, choviots, worsteds, mixtures, black untints 4 velours and suiabed of popular “fancies.” Many of the sults boginning at $15.75 are silk- ined. Excellent variety of “R. B. ihion Clothes’ tn the $20 assortment. All Sizes for Men and Youths. “Kingly” Trousers Values to $5; $9 90. Tomorrow at, a Pair Worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, blue serges, eae puners all sizes for men and youths. Every waist-measure from 28 to 5: And We Haven't Forgotten the Boys, Either Look at These 4a for Election Day ! UD Gael Peale magne ae eer ca ke ie Naukepaucottiocserervalustodiat en OO Speaker ea 395 py stir 4 bomen sul chie phe i ‘95 pairs of trousers ; value $8.75; at. 56.75 Ae he a ee, Tomorrow will be the biggest and best bargain day of the year in the boys’ clothing store. Come. Everybody! (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) $1.95 rc d sizes, The man who can't | | Havana Rothschilds—a fresh shipment rag shane and ltt, Ths Soe fst rapcved: roranny 33; 9 QO) ‘arrested, yet recovorios resulted. Eckman's Alter oe and, oe Sabeeg Long Convertible Collar Overcoats— values to $5; tomorrow only.. ; Button-to-Neck Overcoats and Polo $ Coats—values to $6; at All- Woo! Chinchilla ist coa ea cetuee + $5 00 to $8.50; at sees Natolk Sea Double-Breasted eee Serge Suits—2 103 pounds, the doctor| 0 sefurenes| ot reashing| july 14, 1905, I began taking! & tckman’s wonderful remedy for Consump- | tion, To-day I weigh 158 pounds, stout and well and MAIN BUILDING: Box of 50 Cigars Sold Elsewhere at $4.50. High-grade Porto Rican Quality; ROSA CARO- LINA PERFECTO Si LIMAS, TRMOChO MAIN BUILDING Election Day Sale of | Men’s °3 Hats, at Fr. i For Tomorrow (Tuesday) Only 75e and $1 Knitted iri: ohitis, em. Habit.forming aru Hegeman Drug Superior grades 0. DERBIES and 5UeT HATS in all the be “hatted” from this fiue range of shapes doesn’t exist. All of ox of 50, tomorrow, at Open Saturdays Until 10 P.M, Open Election Day Cloth Hats for Men-—| Men's Soft Hats—the pick of a manu- facturer's sample have added a number of imported hats from our Contar stock; values $ to $3; at.. imported materials; these are waterproof; values to “165 $2.50; at. “Odds-and-Ends” of This Season's Soft % its—broken sizes, but all sizes in the collection; black, brown and gréen; values to $3; priced for quick 65c selling, tomorrow, at line, to which we 1.45 Judge Marshall Perfectos—nice long filler cigar; excellent value a 11 75; box of 50, tomorrow, 1.10 “(MAIN Building, Main Ploor.) hands; popular colors and p terns; only 1,200; at. 25c 75ce to $1 Hats for Boys—Teddy, Tele- scope and ’Rah, (MAIN Butlding, one Floor.) MAIN BUILDIN' Misses’ Handsome Fall & &sTQ 5Q): NO ee \ Winter Suits 1es00 0” from $23.50 to . Nine exclusive models, fashioned from the latest creations, with contrasting velvet vest and Robe. pierre collar; detachable vests; also plain tailored English cutaway coat model; guaranteed satin linin; materials are cheviots, wale cheviota and corduroys; many new styles shown in skirts; navy, brown, taupe and black; sizes 14 to 18 years. One Dollar Weekly is Ali You Need to Pay to completely furnish your rooms with Iopenaavie, 1ifet Furniture—the only xina we sell. See our 3-4-5 Room "Rah models; only 675; at 25c $2 Razors—finest quality, including “Blue Steel” razors for barbers; only 50c $1 Watches—for men and boys; guar- anteed for one year; onl 1000; at. 50c $1 to $1.75 Natural Wool Underwear for Me a white or gray; 3,600 garments; at, a gar- ment.. . 69c $2.25 Panatela Cigars—50 in a box: long mixed Havana filler; uniform quality; only 200 boxes; at 75e¢ $3 and $4 Sweaters for Men and Youths— Vv Fears Byron collar, “Rough Neck” and high neck arin ayy 400; wand Fe 95 No Mall, Telephone Extra Soe 008, Misses’ and Juniors’ Coats—in- cluded are several trimmed and polo models; long revers effect of velvet; fancy be fastening; also notched velvet collar, fin- ished with stitching or cloth in- lays; and the desired polo effect, with belt back; yoke lining of self- material; in navy, Copenhagen, brown and ta sizes, for misses, 14 t0 18 years; for juniors.s 131017 yearsjat... 9.75 Misses’ Cheviot Dress Coats— several smart styles shown Misses’ Suits—a group | Misses’ Sults—at least six dis- of several models,| tinct styles in cheviots and erent: a Wilby boucle cheviots; strictly tures and cheviots;| Plain - tailored; embracing plain-tailored, with newest ideas; velvet inlays on collar; cutaway model; velvet inlay on collar or Norfolk model; | satin linings; navy, brown, black; 14 to 18 satin lining; girdle-top skirts; sizes 14 to 18 ' ’ years; value $18.50; ar.... 12. 75 M tsses’ Chinchilla years; value 89 15 Coats — another $1558 Girls’ Schoo! Coats— model fashioned of fine navy, gray and full-length, dou brown chinchilla; breasted model; semi-fitting back; deep collar and cuffs of velvet; also notch collar a nd revers; sizes 6 to 14 detachable throw izes 14 to 18 years 5395 me". 16.50 Misses’ Chinchilla Coats—a full-length ulster model in Girls’ Coats—in cheviot and astr khan; 6 models. navy, gra and brown chinchilla; fashioned with vel vet Robespierre col-| cluding plain jor ed style; velvet col- lar; yoke-lined or lined throughout lar, large patch sizes 6 to 16 5 Cutlits at Sey °75,°125, *150 sen sige aie 2 Golden Oak — China Clovet Clove, 11.98 For 20 years we have mad and they contain more go prices can securo el! FREE This 2-i se than the same SPECIAL FREE This 2-inch Pos: .. Guaranteed adn bra Bed, Spr g and Mat: Kiress,value | $24.98; sols a separately this cng for" $14.98 Look out for the No Money Down gohemies with the!r long prices that keep you forever in debt. Buy where Respectabie Credit Is Extended Cash Prices’ Prevail OUR LIBERAL CRED- IT TERMS apply also to Long Island, New Jersey and Connecticut. Quantities L Girls’ Cheviot, Astra- khan and Chinchilla Coats—a group of many models, fash- ioned full-length, semi-fitting, double- breasted; the chin- chilla with belt of self-material; chev- jot, plain - tailored and trimmed; the astrakhan velvet- trimmed; sizes 6 to 16 years; materials; navy, gray, brown and tan; 7 years; 12.75) at year (MAIN Bdijding, First Floor.) uble kd Green Trading Stamps with Purchases Before 12 o "Clock —Single Stam MAIN a dc Men’s %3.50 $4 Wa maaeal * Shoes Election Day Sale, $2 69 Tomorrow, at . Water simply cannot soak iereueh a a which will wear twice as long as any ordinary soles. The uppers are made of heavy grain leather, unlined Bellows tongue, which prevents the rain and snow from coming through; extra heavy Good- year-welted soles to he Tan or black Ideal fail and winter shoes for policemen, firemen, letter carriers and others who do much “hard walking”. Only 1,500 pairs. All sizes from 6 to 11. (MAIN Building, Second Floor.) & Thereafterjames \ZN Na teed }¢ | BrassBee, lide nd Mat- in this group; semi- re fitting and belt-back models; double- breasted, fastening to neck; contrast- ing colored vest and inlays of cloth on collar and cuffs; yoke linings of self- this week. sizes 14 Vreight and | Fare. Pay ack; sizes 14 to Kailroud + ockets and belt years; at 0.