The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1912, Page 25

NOVEMBER 22; 191%. Dro ing the Curtain On Men’s Cloth Hats $2, $2.50 and $3 Kinds at $1.50 Time to set the scene in the Men’s Hat Store for a new act —Men’s Fur Caps. So our re- maining Cloth Hats gracefully jive way to them. There is a variety of styles, mostly of English make, in tweeds and homespuns, with all sizes, in the collection. It’s the right chance for the man who likes these comfortable Hats to wear all Winter. At $1.85, a new lot of Men’s Derbies, that are so-called “Seconds” $3 qualities or better. All black, of them self-conforming; cor- rect styles. Please Remember That There Are 42 styles of Stetson Derbies and Soft Hats, at $3.60. A Velour Hats of superb quality, in black, brown, green and other shades, at §6. Fourth Floor ‘Index for the Man With UNDERWEAR to Buy He can look for any special kinds‘he needs in this very com- plete collection with the assurance of finding it, whether cotton, pend) haat silk or proved a Indies or cone ite om or Europe— always that the quality is al i oot pertepe thi kn ly wh i "i ips this man may not iow exactly at sort o! Underwear he does want. Hence this helpful list: SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, of Hght or medium weight cotton, at $1. Of heavy imported cotton, ribbed, at $1.60, Of French balbriggan, heavy weight, at $1.10. Sidhe Jaeger gray, better than most $1.50 underwear, but at A Special lot of Pure Worsted Shirts, sizes 34 to 42, and Drawers, Usual in: Our day when we were | over pd ends of our Seauui Intosted ih were left over from our expen- ‘we decided to use them up in Hats which our designers have @ pieces of beautiful bro and of plush, Weitere just suf- pieces of F Hats for young girls, $1. to s A a Bark de Main and Third Fleors sizes 30 to 43, at $1.60, re, 1; » velour, plush and beaver— UNION suits, "lrengiarty ol $1.60, usually $2. ' Celebrated Vassar make, natural color, at $3.50. Main Floor The Latest Models by the Cleverest Designers—In Tomorrow’s Sale of Chiffon Blouses at $3.50, $3.95 and $5 The $3.50 Blouse is a gem. It is of chiffon with a bolero effect of satin—and its dainty inted yoke is inset with tucked net. Many other touches of individuality, such as pretty Battons and wrist frills. The $3.96 model (at the left) has a tone of refinement, given by bands of imitation filet lace—mounted on a foundation of net, veiled with the chiffon. Its vestee of satin adds richness. The $3.96 model (at the right) is a clever creation of chiffon, messaline, net and shadow lace. Even its tiny pearl buttons are crossed stitched in a unique way. The distinguishing note of the $5 chiffon Blouse is a multi-colored embroidered medal- lion, under which is inserted a jabot effect of shadow lace. All the new and desirable colors, color-combinations and black may be selected. 600 of These Charming New Lingerie Blouses at $2 A dainty creation of fine Frerich Voile that is cluster-tucked and inserted with wide Valenciennes lace in the front, back and’sleeves. Four tiny ruffles of the Valenciennes edging give a new note to its front. Its collar is square. Illustrated. Third Floor Pretty Things In Stationery Personal Greeting Cards and Book- lets, in many tasteful designs, will be printed or engraved with your name, Orders taken up to December 10th, will be filled in time for Christmas sending, at 26¢ to $7.60 dozen, Real English Plum Puddings, each in a smoll china dish, as favors for the Thanksgiving dinner, 60¢ each; dozen. Vcore pondence Cards, with initial emboszed in gold, in various colors; to be used in postcard form, at 50c for boxes of twenty cards, Main Floor, Rear Special Handkerchief Offerings First, we want to invite you to come and sce this delightful Handkerchief stcck in its full flower of varicty— which is now. From the simplest little plain hemstitched Handkerchief, at 1214e, to the most exquisite embroidered and lace-trimmed style, at $38, every sort is here that man, woman or child may need or desire, all of pure linen, of course. Then, we have arranged these under-price offerings for tomorrow: Women's Hand-made Princees Lace Handkerchiefs, 26¢ and 60¢ each, usually 35¢ and 75c. Women's all-round embroidered on sheer linen, many patterns, at 16¢ each, usually 25¢ and 50c¢. ‘Women’s one-corner embroidered, on sheer Irish linen, at 12}4¢ each, usually 25c. Women’s Irish Linen Initial, in white and colors,$1 box of six,usually $1.50. ‘Women’s Plain Hemstitched, 78c¢ dozen, usually $1.20. Men's and Women’s Pure Irish Linen Initial, $1.20 dozen, val $1.50, Beautiful Mesh Bags Prices are extremely low: At $1.95, Regularly $4.25 German Silver Bags, of fine ring mesh, 6-inch deep, with long Boston link chain. . At $16.50, Regularly $22.50 Sterling Silver Bags, of fine hand-soldered mesh, and hand-engraved Main Floor 65-inch frames, and long link chain. A ; Ribbons for Christmas Work Not only the pretty Ribbons that can be made into so many charming gifts at home, but Ribbons for tying Christmas packages, that add so much to the holiday Sppesranee of the gift. And at extremely low prices. Flowered Ribbons, in a large variety of pattefns and colorings, 1 to 8 inches wide, at 8¢ to 50c A Satin Taffeta Ribbon, plain colors, 1 to 534 inches wide at 5e to 28¢ yd. Canary Birds And Bird Cages Just enough sweetly singing Harz Canaries to brighten 150 homes will | r= be here tomorrow at $1.75 each; and 100 more at $2.60—all specially priced. Roller Canaries, special at $3.50. silver Gravel, 7 packages, 38e. Bird Seed, 4 packages, he Pope's or Sicily Bird Seed, 3 plags., 26¢. Bird Baths, may be attached to any cage, and. prevent splashing of water, 25e, regularly 40c, finporiad Bird Cages, new designs; erches and cups, §4.6@ each, ee iy rd ‘cages, medium size, special at 62.25. Artificial Flowers Artificial Ferns, 85e, Carnations, ted, $1.50, scented, colors, Narrow Satin Ribbon, for tying packages and trimming, all colors. Ss_tTiDE: nonce, abe cach. | No. Idee plecs of 10 yards, No Toe 180 niece, No.2, aae'ploce, No; Fifth Floor 8, 80¢ piece. Main Floor Too Good ‘to Stay Here Long---These Men’s Winter Overcoats at $14.50 Of $20, $22 and $25 Qualities This from 3 to collars, and Imagine Buyi Superb Coats for $14.75! “Why,” said a woman Coats in this Sale, “I’ve seen the identical coats ‘at — and $29.50 and $39.50!” And $14.76 each; it’s ridiculous. It is a marvelous opportunity, for which many women were waiting at the very opening the makers themslves, who sold us their season’s surplus stock —in many cases for less than the Coats cost to make —were so impressed with the occasion that they told their friends to come and share in it! The Coats include the season’s best styles—‘“Johnny” Coats, London Guard Coats, the warm, loose many other styles, adapted or copied from exclusive Paris models. Materials are mostly of the thick and warm but light weaves that make up so effectively in Winter Coats—Blanket cloths, Scotch heather mixtures, chinchillas, double-faced effects and others. . All sizes from 34 to 42, and $14.75 each. Men’s $1 Shirts, 75C This is a brief statement that carries with it a saving of 25 per cent, on as good-looking Shirts as $1 ever bought. All brand new, handsomely laundered, made of fine percales, in smart striped effects, in about twenty-five different patterns and colors. Plain negligee, or plaited bosoms, coat style, with attached cuffs, and all sizes, from 14 to 17. ! Men’s NewScarfs at 25c Neckties that could trot in half-dollar company without the slightest trouble, in open-end four-in-hand styles, of unusually rich-looking materials, and in all the desiraole plain shades as woll as a few fancy striper, 25e each. Subway, Balcony Men’s $3.50 and $4 Shoes, $2.75 py are LwWo splendid Lvades of Men's Taal we sell ronularty at C16 higuer named. and light or hea widths. sorvice, Sheet Music Favorites at 9c n for prompt Export subway balcony ‘a ¢ You're My Buoy. Everybody's Rag. When the Midnignt Choo-Cnoo Leaves for Alaoam. Ragtime Soldier Man, Walt ‘That's for the Kovert K, Lec, How | Neod You. dy Elso ly Getting It. ’® Beautiful Droam, Waen I Get nt. Keop Away from the Follow That Owns An Automovile, Byncopatad Boogle- Boo. Won't You Come and Stroll With Me, | | | Everybouy's Two-Step. | When Uncle Joe Played @ Rag On His Old Banjo. ‘Till tne Sands of tho Desert Grow Cold, | Eighth Floor and Subway Store ! GIMBEL BROTHERS | ! NEW YORK TUATY-TMIRD BT. are still buying freely, at (heir full prices— There are double and single-breasted Ulsters and Greatccats and the regulation Chesterfields. They are superbly made of chinchilla, “warm-without-weight” fa- brics, staple blacks and Oxford grays, and gray-and-brown mixtures. All sizes, 83 to 46, at $14.60 each. ’s on Fifth Avenue, and they were marked $25 and When the makers of Men’s Clothing get through with their season they don’t care much what happens to the re- mainder of their stock. It is their desire to get clean shelves at any cost that leads to such fine offerings as this. Several] || great wholesale tailors contributed to it—so did we, from our broken lines. All are Overcoats newly made for this season's business, that men 0, $22 and $26. (The latter illustrated.) Boys’ $6.50 and $7.50 Suits And Overcoats at $4.50 is one of the most important offeri 17 years, among— _. ,OVERCOA%S in plain chinchilla, smart mixtures and other fine all-weol fabrics, in Russian, polo styles, and single or double-breasted Storm Coats, with convertible reefers, SUITS in Russian and sailor blouse, pleated Norfolk and plain double-breasted styles in plain blue serge and a fine variety of mixtures in newest colorings. Subway Store, Balcony ng These Women’s who saw some of the samples of the —'s now think of buyingthem for only of the store this morning. For even ulster effects, smart Robespierre Coats and asplendid variety for tomorrow’s selling, at : Subway Balcony This Important Subway Sale Of Underwear and Hosiery Provides many sorts in great demand for Winter wear, at the most welcome savings. They are a great mill's surplus lots, and all are perfect, except one or two groups, which have little imperfections. Plenty of all these for tomcrrow: Women’s Winter Underwear 35c Vests and Tights at 18c each. Of medium weight white cotton, vests with long sleeves, drawers ankle length, 66c Vosts and Tights at 40c each, White fleeced cotton. vests with long or short sleeves, tights in knee or ankle length. Also Swiss-ribbed Vests, of white Maco cotton, long or short sleeves and sleevele: or low neck; knee and ankle length tights. 66¢ Union Suits at 38c each. Tuck-stiich, in white cotton, high nevk, long sleeves, ankle length. $1 Union Suits at 65c each. White cotton, hand-finished, all sizes, high neck, long or short sleeves, enkle length. $1.25 Union Suits at 80c each. Women’s Hosiery 26c Morcerized Lisle Stockings, 16¢ pair. Bizc\ only. Children’s Underwoar Vests and Drawers, of white | 10 to 16 years, 35¢ eavh. Children’s Hosiery Black Cotton Stockings, 12!%c pair, 1x) ribbed. Black Cotton Stockings, “seconds” of 25 Men's Underwear 66c Shirts and Drawers, 46c each. quality, Derby ribbed. 91 Shirts and Drawers, 66¢ each, all sizes. $1.25 Worsted Shirts and Drawers, 6c each. Grey, in Jecger finish. Men's Hosiery 18c Black Cotton Sccks, 10c pair. 26c Black Cotton Soc 23c Woolen ‘Socks, 18c¢ pair. eight In blee! of Boys’ Winter Cloth- ing the Subway Store has ever made. It includes every size, for boys é 8 Pure white cotton, silk trimmed, high or low neck, long or short sleeves or sleeveless, slightly fleeced. ed cotten, 2 to 8 years, 26¢ each; de, 18¢ pr.; 5 prs. for 60, Kerv, cotton, fleeced; heavy Medium weight, wool and cotton, natural colors. Subway Store, Balcony Cut Flower Favorites Here in Full Bloom at 1-3 to 1-2 Less Truly the favorites are many—but how different all! yet as you siroll through this veritable garden you are amazed at the large variety of beautiful flowers that spring up unseen, he-Valley Gardenias, American Beauties, Orchids, Lily: Violets, ete.. are all here in lovely a: Specials for Tomorrow Chrysanthemums, 5c Each & Upward Roses & Carnations, 2c Each & Upward Subway Store, Balcony =~ | Geraldine Farrar | Sings Marguerite in First “Faust’’ BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. Gees FARRAR was Mat- this season of “Faust” at the Metropolitan Opera House last night. entrance in the Kermense scene, she | looked well, she sang with taste, she acted with discretion, and she carried the burden of the opera upon her shoul- dees. Her voice has taken on color. In the middle and lower regiaters it 18 | improved. Some of her upper notes re- main strident, but her intelligence | should overc that. Her humor gave | just the right expression to the King of Thule aria, and ehe sang the Jewel Song brilliantly In the church scene and in the folowing one with her dying |brother her repressed action stood for | better art, and she took her part in the | final trio with commanding effect. The house, a8 latge as the subscription, gave her a warm welcome, several recalls and many flowers. Karl Jorn’a Faust Is not one of his best characterizations, While he sang the principal arias acceptably, they lacked something of distinetion. Then the traditional costume is not becoming to him, or, for that matter, to anybody. Why hasn't somebody the courage to dress the part like a real, live man! Leon Rothier's Mephistopheles has taken on distinction. Ho was satistac- tory all through the opera, and he sang the serenade very well indeed. Dinh Giny's Valentin is greatly improved. He has learned to modulate his big, fine voice, to sing with taste and to act with grace and discretion. Jeanne Maubourg was Siobel, Marie Mattfeld was Mar- tha and Bernard Begue was Wagner. ‘The chorus and ballet were effective under and thanks to Mr. Sturani, who conducted, it is understood, without & ONE DOSE. MAKES | INDIGESTION 60, Diapepsin. You don't want a slow remedy when bad—or an uncertain one—or a harmful one; your stomach is too valuable; you mustn't injure it of cures in indigestion, dyspepsi stomach trouble have the world over. stomach doctor in handy—get a | any drug store gas made it famor Keep thi rour home anyone si which doesn’t agree they eat lies like lead, and forms ga: e's Diape; the stomach Its promptness, cestainty and in overcoming the worst stomach Ruerite in the first performance | She wore a stunning new gown at her| | hie j|® novelty to New York. |Heartburn, Gas, Dyspepsia and all Stomach distress ended with “‘Pape’s " rehearsal, as he has hed to do Gre quently. tory for five years and lately has been of the faculty of the Imperial Acad- emy In Vienna, waa the soloisb at the Philharmonic Society's concert in Car- neste Hall jast night. He chose for the first work in which to reappear tn Amer- |!ca Brahms's second concerto, In this he disclosed himself anew a forceful and, brilliant player, combining with academic culture considerable variety of tone color, He was ously applauded after each of movements and wae recalled times at the end. In the third movement—the solo theme to Leo Schuls, the ‘Was so well done that he share in the acctamat Stranaky, at times, let loose too power in his orchestra, Bruokner’s sixth symphony, with Mr. Stransky began hin i & F f i two conductors have had Present a work by this us. This Indastrious ll § ll 4 throughout and tae moments tonal beauty, Otherwise of the fatrly attractive ment is not fulfilled. The last ts Mr. Stransky brought out qQuatities of his band in work, and in Linst's with which he fintahed hie he revealed them to the best a@veant- age. The orchestra was called to fa feet to acknowledge dhe plaudits. Gtrange to say, after the night, the audlence was not — r RUSSIAN SYMPHONY GIVES ITS FIRST CONCERT. The Russian Symphony Society gave its first subscription concert of the saa- son last night at Aeolian Hall before a movement. appear in Mozart's concerto in E fiat. She also played the obligate in Ippolitow- Ivanow's “Armenian” rhapsody, pre wented for the first time She was well received. The concluding number was Mr. Altachuler’s battle horse, Teokal- kowsky’s “1812 overture, played this time, so the programme announced, in commemoration of the ane anniversary of the burning ef Moscow to bring about the defeat of Napoleon. GRACIA RICARDO HEARD IN A SONG RECITAL, Gracia Ricardo, soprano, gave a song id recital at Aeolian Hail ry jo inctuded songs ‘by old Italian and modern German ; Ttalfan name, she is American. She is j said to have sung with eucesss in yd orders is @ revelation to those who es “A NATIONAL | FOR MBN, BOYS hign For | | The week-end is a busy | | | i 1 | | | Buyer. $5.00, $6.50, i $8.50 up to $15.00 to A complete line of Boy: | 2'4 to 6 Years...... And | Boys’ Mackinaw Coats, 26 tO 26 i655 eo cicane plain and fur bands. BROWNING, Brooklyn: ‘Browning, King&Co CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HA’ Week-End Bargains partments that we devote to the outfi: Boys and Children. The best Ready-to-Wear Clothing always attracts the discriminating Here are some Special Items for Parents whoare after the Best Values in Clothing, Hats and Furnishings for the Young Folks: Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, Ages 9 to t7 Years. To clean up broken sizes of Double-Breasted Suits in light and dark colors, we have reduced many of our best selling lines that were from $6.50 Boys’ Double-Breasted Convertible-Collar Over- coats in Brown, Gray and ree. ceteceeses $5.00 to $10.00 Boys’ Fancy Sailor Suits, 5 to 10 Years, | YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’ SWEATERS of Pure Wor- sted, in all plain and combination colors, sizes Boys’ and Children’s Gloves, a most complete as- \( sortment of Tan Capes and Gray Mochas, lined and unlined, Unmatchable Value. ......$1.00 Youths’ and Boys’ Winter Caps, without a doubt the best and largest showing of smart styl Broadway & Sixth Avenue, between 31st and 32nd Streets, Cooper Squarefopposite 5th Street. Fulton at DeKalb Ave German: INSTITUTION® esc AND OBILDBBE Boys time in the Spectal De- of $7.50, and $10.00 15 to 18 Years 3.50 to $20.00 s’ Fancy Russian Suits, $4.50 to $10.00 10 to 16 Years..... .$7.00 KING & CO.