The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1913, Page 17

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, u Cosima and years ago. Yes eda Hempel e pe te! ‘8 pret on was as worthy as Heard as Rosina | ti vic nave gone vetore Well has done nothing better than h The Barber” Amfortas, His impersonation hela a} ON al. | poetic loftiness and a dignity of euf-| fering that coukl not fail of apy v syivkereR RAWLL Olive remstad’s Kundry, always ad | 6 Barber of Seville,” Ros- ave old-fashioned, tuneful, mirable, Is ev Mirth-provoking comedy opers, Sung before a larce Metropolitan Opera of Klingvor's | ‘len she was never more of a siren Yet one may wonder whether something | of spiritual abstraction were not acti: | ficed to the purpose, ¢ urtain alls, it lacked not a Little of | relieving Gurnemang -of his prosiness erin coloratura s0+ npel, who made her last week as the renote.”” Her It se . Lenora Sparwe Marte Mattfeld, Ro- | era Curtis. Alfred | vith unflagging energy | i} | Auten in 'T ve greater jand iMuminative devotion Tated below the surface of admiration In the lesson scene Mme. Hempel sang the “Bravoura Variations" ting, waa the first of t packed the Metropol- ni a double bill t House on New Year's eve. 6 from Mme. Hoarpel’s characteriza-\*'stel by Alexander Volinine and ¢ th ond «| corps de ballet, appeared In the firet act ion, and surely in the se d act sh ppelia.”” Tt was nearly Detines's ater a én FORGER GOT $500 Florence Mul-|an affidavit it is a forgery. Mr, Davis jas just Jearned that sev- | eral well-known New York men have | received telephone messages within the | [past few days that he wi wy and ft# qualiry Ss more pro. to buy and rejuvenate t Warhing ton | Wa Or prett newiiitis, even hat | “BUTTERFLY” WITH FARRAR: | Seria, ane’ WOMMA'E hey. Join Bit If it compassed jar | GENEE IN “COPPELIA.” 11.4 enterprise? The schemers even # easily. Yet its vb: a ‘Madama Butterfiy," with Geraldine one cf thelr number to intended victims: Sitogether cold. Ite apy: fever Farrar Riccardo Martin and Scotti, to pose as Mr. Davis's socertary. Chester W. approached. He was called up by @ man | jit over with “Mr, Davis.” A day or twe 4] the avcou “Yat CHECK DRAWN FORR.H, H. DAVIS Piles earnest and convincing 9 WBRt. While it evoked tots of | is, an effective ror; Her-| Richard Warding Davia, the writer, | Md won for the individual ar bert Witherspoou, almost xucceeding in| ill pay a visit to the Merchan' preparing | Chapin {s one uf the men on @ Mozart jitan Opera who said he was Richard Harding Davis| y,,, theme by Adam with all these qualities |The performance was an excellent one | ang had @ lot of influential men behind i: ta pac Qnd defects ¢ revealed, Something, | through out Afterward that marvellous | iim for the purchase of the Washington | without further too, of roguish kirlishness was miss. ; sprite of a dancer, Adeline Genee, as) o..” s4y. well-dressed young mi Quickly ‘Cured At Home | 0 of uf | Instant Relief, ‘Permanent Cure—Trial tional Bank to-day in Wall street to Package ‘Wratea bree te AD @ traditional spirit. ‘The chief inter niliar, Besides these, the cas ok at hia name, which somebody else ¢ 1 am Hi Albert ; \ souation of Rosina | Star * In Bayer, indorsed on @ $800 check, and to.make| in Plain Wrapper. the hortors. brilliantly, friskin tume was a bi haps; but then tractive presen-e though Ight, nervous, and Tytion of bb. HWinade the ino the lari eens were \ and the overture, whic set every vo: humor for the enjoy applause, ) ij Year's matinee Hi | large audience reverence and ma’ Yorkers ha and this one ata finest Should have changed her frock. Amato, as Figaro, tO be” expected. voice not devclop ail the lex! Laailio, Nature helped Pin’ many @ laugi out of his Rartolo, igh or two of regret, t Jority seamed very well satisfied. NEW YEAR'S “PARSIFAL” A LARGE AUDIENCE. at the Opera House yesterday been favo: other peopie except reuth with opportunities *consecrationa! festival play” ard Wagner's an memorable perfor:na TT MUST RAISE $50, 100 tock, irrespective of their value. By MITCHEL and mail |mtdnigit when it was over and the New| Peared and said he was Mr. felt from the surveon" fairly carried off secretary. They went into the Lat Knife and ite tor- | Year crowd parading before the doors } ture, That le should eing well | Mane egress diMeute, not to #ay dan. | aid the young man showed o on al the doctor and his bills. In fact, he sang |gerous. J | photographer supposed to be a by F t at aye J. P. Morgan and William K. Vanderbilt ritetng sinensis" sto" | BEABODY TO WED POLOIST, (Cintas Sattcn nabs, ts | FREE PACKAGE COUPON rat tness a ce and evel apin gave his caller a check 0) RAMID DRUG COMPANY, 402 || in his tmpersonation. His cos 0 Wrdredil * Imade out to Richard Harding D: Pyramid Bidg., Marshall, Mich, Kindly |! Lawyer's Son Engaged to Mise Ce-| Archer M. Huntington» fond me a sample ef Pyramid Pile || man who telephoned Remedy, at once by mail, FREE, in |} young and rich and might lestine icheock, of the paper = * lain wrapper, oy . % except to a ir, Davis when he | made his debut an {ont and ees bagged _o Shoock, who | him at dinner a day or two later me maviva. He has an ate[on? nas + for the winter | his plans, ‘That was the first Mr. ‘nme nave annour daughter, ed the engagement of th Miss Celestine Iitcheack, to jJallan 1, body of this clty, Miss Hitchcock !s identified with the colony {in Westoury, [. 1, where she has deon a member of the women's polo team, to Lyk SO Ath acts indorsed “Richard Harding Davis” and Mr. Peabody is a son of Charles A.| with two other signatures, It had first Peabody, one of the leading lawyers of | passed through the Hudson Trust Com. this elty pany and the amount, 990, credited to had heard of It. Mr, Chapin the next day for “further inte and Mr, Davis told him about the fra When Mr. Chapin reached the Me: chants’ National Bank, which the check was issued, he dust in time to stop payment. The check had been and an agreeadl He was plat Keefe Fate Drinetnal The Kind You Have Always, Bought. | T= is the caution applied to the public announcement of Castoria that i ASIST ANT, you $5. ay has been manufactured under the ba Moras of Chas, H, Fletcher for over 80 years the gs genuine Castoria, Wo respectfully call the attention | of fathers and mothers when purchasing Crete a Dh gether | his signature in black. When the wrapver is removed the same signature np- | pears on both sides of the bottle in rea. Parents who have used Castoria, for their little ones in the past years need no Nebrten Heep Getieytt) and | Now | imitations, but our present ‘aiity ia is to call the attention of the Cel cape | opolitan | ation to the great danger of introducing into their families 8 ined before « I It is to be regretted that there are Pe pecrle who are now engaged in the |! t Hstened to | nefarious ihidaibaee of putting up and selling all sorts of substitutes, or what treat enjoymen should more properly be eeesd stpenireteogg for medicinal preparations not a bi , | only for adults, but worse yet, for children’s medicines, It therefore devolves as to Bay- | 00 the mother to scrutinize closel Sar she gives her child, Adults can do 6 hone his that for themmelves, but the child bas to rely on BS of Ricu-| the mother's watchfulness, seon many! Genuine Castoria always | bears the signature of impersonation wart, Tuesday, ste) reward, do have BY JANUARY 10TH intend to dispose of all ends in I mean all goods that run from to two suit or overcoat patterns, price of 5 To Order Z sale of this kind cleans up every one of the many odds and erds gathered in @ course of the year in a big tailoring business like mine, and my intention is to start the New Year with a bright, clean, fresh stock. No goods can ged on my counters long erough to become old or shopwdrn. This sale is bona fide, and figures quoted here are prices on articles I wish to depos of. Wishing the readers of this pau pone a Happy New Year, I remain, fully, MITC! Tailor. I have gathered all the uncalled for suits and overcoats from my different stores and placed them in my New York store, and will dispose of same at prices, Suit or Overcoat, $5-36-57 Everything must be turned into cash in order to make room for the line of Spring goods that was ever put on the market. THE From Bosto 1431 Broadway, Corner 40th Street OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK—SATURDAYS 10 O'CLOCK Y POW th & ARMY Abie bos mMariied men. between ages of of United States or men 0 \iress by letter, TAILOR ! t of a@ man named Clancoy, lowe: 8 Broad w also appeared The poll to-day. Sa ng woman; Protea Dec, M1 Lanox av. Heturn’ to Mrs, Masel, n a iamshrgh mee | tmteneat from BANKING AND FINANCIAL. BANKING INTER! : 5%-INTEREST | Newed on accuunte from 810 to 63,000. Deserts made on of before January 15th draw interest from January 1st $100,000 on deposit with State of New York. ‘We are entering our 734 year. Banting by mail to meet your conventence. Lay or write for “Booklet bebe - | jeekman 1234. | BAVINGS \VINGS_ BANKS, | Savings Bank Brondway and Drigns A th day of J. Bemt- Annual interest at th PER We OUR CENT. fo ai! deposttere tn Firat gE XGE LSIOR SAVING S BANK ‘The trustere have ordered. in nm fredited te “|CITIZENS’ SAVINGS BANK 56 and 58 BOWERY, Cor. ODTH SEMI-ANNUAL 7 re eraerea, Tine AND AL BT. END. tt NAY UASLER, President, Y oretary, Sita _Ansistant Secretary, IRVING SAVINGSINSTITUTION See ee Be eee m= “ ite liar, ges oem om ‘D. DUNNING, Secretary. — New York Savings Ban Ban ' 3 Gor, 14th ty AMER 1, ike “age M. OREN Union Dime Savings: Bank | 6th Avenue and 40th Street ‘An Interest, Dividend (107th eongecutiva) has deen declared at thi Three and One-Half Per Cent Credited January 1, 1918, $5 to $3,000, arya ore danuNry 0th raw TRON Rowanns, _ Presid WM. M, KERN, Treas wad NK SIXTH AVENUE AND NINTH STREET, nual dirt (on oF before Jam, 19th from Jan. int. we. Hudee BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, INTELLIGENT MEN CAN MAKE. SOME MONEY SELLING THE World Almanac for1913 READY FOR SELLIN DECEMBER 30TH Sample book now on exhibition, Instructions given, pie full partic sare, Room No. 313, 3d Floor, World Buildin ALL THIS WEEK, 9 THE WORLD FOR GALE. ve x} Short White m | Corset Covere—Neinsook— phones? 1918, seer rl [= A R Neve Fourteenth Street ‘West of Fifth Avenue. FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN Dau First Friday of January Sale with NEW SPECIAL OFFERINGS and CLEARANCES OF 1912 WILL MAKE IT A DAY LONG TO BE REMEMBERED COME! Specials and Clearances in Curtains Bed Sets SALE OFFERINGS IN WOMEN’S AND CHILD! SALE OFFERINGS In © SHEETS, PILLOW CASES UNDERWEAR Draperies Table Covers ‘i Well xaewn Brands, very Housekeeper Knows Women's Night Dresses—roundl A a gr A AA the Quaiities. Measurements before hemming, PILLOW CASES. Will Wash Heaviers— Ri 43x96 ¢ dace patterne—special, pr.........MAT Frenoh Lacet, Marie Antoinette, Real wrlasele Iriah Point aud Fine Scotch Lace—were (6.%.... 3.75 PQRTIER ES Ose or two pair lote— it Damaske and Frou Frou sonra tones or combination golorin, Rr ogitiohed Age = Were Dreeate bse Mercurie Paes or tapestry DRAPERIES— Unfadable Sun Fast—num Madras effecte—sea greens, rose, old blues, crimson and wood tones— 28 Cambric and Nainsook—beautiful styl with lace or emb'y—worth . Prawere~Cambrio and H. 8, and tucks—r lety of styles, with © or emb'y—value v9... . White Skirte—tucks ne euffie of embroldery—reg. y . Cambric and Na‘ trim'd styles—i Cambric and Natnsook—narrow and wide cut modele—reg, $2.69. 04 Measurements are before bemming. Value 49.00.40 BED SHTs— Allover Renatesance and Marte Antolnette polater sham —deep Arabian— lace and ribbon—reg. .29. yt eeceee ‘Valance—white and Value rte ana $17.98 ++ 9.95 Another Lot—Renalsance and Marte a Talue 498. .5| TABLE Covens— Reversible Armure Damask—two toned colorings fringe—2 yarde equare—were $1.0. ‘Mill Accumulation of Half Pairs of Sootch and ingham Lace Curtains 46 Princess Siipp—Lawn Ne soot — lace trimmed—fen. wis. (romano Women's Combinations—Cambric and Nainsook—emb'y or laee—re Nainsook—beautitul stylee— medallions and lace or emb’, ‘Value $1.49... ae sTDeveveevee Spectally fine sasortment, including lacy a reg. 62.0, ti ones wiciss 1.94 nate lengtnalens bey maton into ‘as many Bees Foo! Night Dreases—Soft e—Can temp ae ox of a aty! juslin—tucks and emb'y—reg. .@. .48 wt Extra Size Cambric Drawers— Valeo te pair wosid acd a aa? ch hem—reg. .B........s00 BB Extra Size Skirts—tows of lace or Sale Offerings ia emb'y ruffle—reg. reer an Linens, Towels, Tewellings Heavy Satin Table Damaske—All linen— ‘enow white—usually s. aeeee oT Mitch All-Lnen Satin Double, larly $1.19.. All-Linen Table Cloths—Hemetitebed or hemmed—silver bleach— érawnwork—6: + 01.9. ae Homatitohed and the—Austrian manufacture= for round or square t. regularly @2.19... StAMOEP MILLS SHEETINGS— No Starch or Bale. 18. 2] 64, res. 8... BD T'to 12 years—reg. - Girls’ Cambrio Bicrt—tace inserts— 4 to 14 yeara—reg. rocked eyousnd to 8 yee to 6 yra—reg. Girls’ een Dress Hound neck with emb'y— Stet Pearecree, All-Lanen Napkine—Pull pee ee 4 - 20-inch: iceable quality— Sale Offerings tn Feqularly W198 desea. ‘White Linen Huck Towele—19x38— Babies’ Wear Pesatloped enderdt ot quanty., Puj ite Huck Towele—1txs+— by ret yey og Waser hued or Beuaualy 2,. 8 ‘ wove 18] upuish Bath Toole ‘aaa Slips—tace and Rise fringed—usually 19... 14 on 4 Asses Moves oo BL fed Damask Towele—hemstitched— ik Dresses— and stripe centre—san00— Nainaool Bites and ont ¥ trim'd— eee oT tim’é ekirte—reg. .79. Christening Sets—Dreas elabora’ reg. — + 32 Lares Turkish Bath bee to TES Flaeree, Vier rceescesse WS Babies’ White Lawn and Nainsook De 1) "neh All-Linen Towellt xtra renses—yoke, French and Russian, neat atyles—to 6 yre.—reg. .09. Babies’ Ribbed Shirte-—to 3 yra.— Bize Silkoline Cor Dew ri, ize ee somterta 7” blue or white bordere— usually .1 re seconds of & ot. quali +18) rt-inch Rarnsiey Crash Toweltings— eee eee ee Oe es 1.07 Merino Shirts and Bande- value 10... sarbaeessseeeesine aises to 3 re 5 strictly Ypertect— All-TAnen Glasa and Craeh Towentngs— | ull, Size Crochet Spreade— reg. «9 and . settee eT ees Rleuchad ‘Twills value "22, extra papetke ND. cmvee 12T ting Flannel Wrappers—Striped . SRING—10-yé. pest. | 9004 Feather Pillows—Santtery cured— Oana White Domet-rvalue 3. 6) COTTON DUAPRRING~H-y6, Ooh re Tere, yon 18-tnoh—reg. soe BE] 22%28-reg. viele Sincere. BS | Pure Goose Feather Piflowo= worth .4., 20x28—worth 22x30—worth 4x80—-worth 26x30—worth Feathers by Pound— Ohoice White Geece—reg. .8—id.. BD Three-quarter Down—reg. §1.19—Ib .7 Selected White Down— seers 1667 TOK, $1.9 Bale. ....00 +6: Sale Offetings ta White Goeds Infants’ Domet Barro’ cambrte bands—valu Babies’ Wool Flannel Skirts mbric walet or bal owa to match—value .49.... Specials and Clearances ia Dress Silks 5-Inch Satin Messalines—soft and lustro’ reet and evening shades—also biack—Val. .98.....6. .7D Plain and Changeable Chiffon Tattetas—for dress and lin purposes—Val, .9 Specials and Clearances in Misses’ Wear MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS High class fabrics and styles16 to 18 years 7D %6-tneh Lustrou: new Spring + OF Camb ‘rm, y Bult that were $iase., VE.75 | S-nch Changeable Messalines— Winch Cambriee—firm, smooth wants. 8 19.08, $4.75 | Various ieht and da 2 UGZB | combmations—Vaiuo 99 +50] Yart Wide Long Cloth—12 ¥4. pe— 19.75 worth $1. % lustre cream @-Inch Charmeuse—full » Ught and dark, also whit and black--Val, $1.79 SES LONG COATS—14 TO 18 YRS— ad eh inch Ber Ms Bearon's de- -Inch Berkeley worth 2 yd. pe wa 4ARGEST ASSORTMENTS “GasY Parments CX. TAMER onr Sat AerAibeN Lanne 6 MAID $l sacks eis" & {ita WUNKLY, dlomonde, wot ; 47 Kes oth oe. 825.00 DLAMONL ting i detdor i $. Py ®-inoh Black Satin D: Pe a ne s that were + TE Messaines-<’hiffon wor! ss Uhat were $17.08 10.75 Bengailne Pda BL Yard Wide Lonsdale Cambrice— Nainsook or Cambrio fin worth 1% and Sale Olferings in Scarts and Shams, Laces, Embrelderies SALE OFFERINGS IN Specials and Clearances in Dress Goods r reseda, parte navy and black— . bepengat juares and Contre Pleces orders and res sir Steiiiennes lace or Hemstitened 1 dark navy nd hand em with drawnwork a: {ft Dorders—reg. .98..... hiffo: ffon over rown and ind black—Vulue 1 Chee! mall, medium 9s S410 blo S-inch Renalseance Tea Cloths: onder and centre of ynwork or Cluny lace trim., 8.70 nis Meswall ° Walsteenmay A yokow in we LaF Squares and Centre P! ‘trimmed or hemstit emb'd or drawn centr wide—varlety of M Konele Suitings panty to tin. Cheviot flilsh—best colors new patternsl2 yd. pe : hrown and nayy~Value 98 AD] worth 0, ices alll w Sand 4 tneh Imp't'a Silk and Embroidery Flouncings18 and 2% in. Vo J Clan Plaids. desirable pattern nd 4 ct, 5 He ate FE 3 ; 7 Hl ares : 8 seeereee CO Ne Mail or Telephone Orders, qualities » 28