The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1913, Page 12

4 ae THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MARUN 1%, I¥I3. 4 AT AGE OF NINETY-NINE nobody could eing like Jenny Lind. maaan ; TIMES OF LONG AGO.) +1 mina the first time they sang — ‘Mollie Darling’ and ‘Silver ThresAs Among the Gold,’ and ‘Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines’ and ‘Love Among the Roses.’ ‘Sally In Our Alley oh, my, oh, my, Wasn't that a great ecng? Well, well, we don't hear those songs nowadays. And when I went downtown the other day I didn’t meet one of the old boys. 1 wonder whore they have gone?” oe Officers tn FURS STORED In Dry Cold Air SONGS WEREBES, ~ SOMASRHTIN Dennis Redman, 99, Re- calls the Time When New AT MODERATE PRICES New M structor at the Bordentown Military York Was Young and Gay. camara ll 6 BE Gunther’s Sons succeed Col. John A. Mather, who was elected brigadier-Keneral a week ago. id LJ j HE MISSES JENNY LIND. Major D. T. Mathera of Woodbury was ‘ elected leutenant-colonel to succsed Landon, Capt. Raymon G. Nixon of Woodbury succeeds Mathers. 301 Fifth Aveuue, New York. CORREA, . Telephone 5860 Murray Hill. When Wandering About the Scenes of His Youth He | Found None of the Boys. ‘When Dennis Redman, ninety-nine STERN BROTHERS He got lost, he aid, this young Poemesen ’ { Caf To inaugurate their new Men's Custom Department ‘Well, if he 4i4, was it anybody's busi- ne Tempting, will accept orders To-morrow, Saturday, for Rese? But sure they sent out @ general) wey, she sang @ @reat many songs, Loe mciencs| Men’s Silk Lined Spring Suits @larm for him, so they did. but one that I will never f Mr. Redman was born a hundred years| +The Laat Rose of Summer.’ @80, Iacking one year, in Dublin, Ire} the thrush «ing in Ireland. e land, and he came to this country in 18} the song of the nightingale, but the| Follow these directions: 2 cups Presto, t $ Just as soon as he found out what kind | singing of Jenny Lind was eure the| teblespoone butter, 1 cup milk. Work the Made to Measure, at @f @ countty we had here. He was butter Into the Presto, add milk slowly, miz- e & countty . voice of @ million angels all in one,| ing with knife, Roll gently on board dueted eeatemporaneous with Napoleon, but] Ene made us cry, she did, and there| with Presto, cut ome: aio bilet cane Actual Values $50.00 to 60.00 rom, ‘Reciea ia of on every package ae tah: btd The above Suits will be made in the newest Spring models The HO Company. BuffaloNY! | and materials, Hand Tailored, of Rough or Smooth tal Garden at Forty-second street — . Serges, Worsteds, Cassimeres or Cheviots, in light, Cz sod Sum eres, Tet os Se soe medium or dark colors, also plain blue or black. Morris avenue in the Bronz, : wy Suaonee Gauiadas Two or Three Button Coats in single or double. from there that he set out om his dint Wert Wels the: eae ee breasted styles, also Black or Dark Gray Cuta- sie ican tee | [EF iS hee Wari he way Frock Coat and Waistcoat of soft un- finished materials. Coats half or full lined with best quality taffeta or silk serge. tion Bureau, Pulltser Bullding First Floor New Building West 23d and 22d Streets that doesn't matter much for Napoleon's | wasn't a man in the house who woul Gead and Mr. Redman isn't. Mr. Red-| not nave died for her. No, sir, there man is the father-in-law of Acting Bat-| never was and there never will be aty ker in the world like Jenny Lind. heard her afterward up at the gan and Hart? Oh, yes, they were mere boys in my time, Sure, Harrigan was no more than a boy when he died. But I alwaya Mked Ned Harri- wan. I knew him when he was a boy. He had a Jt in his songs that reminded tm the papers that I was missing? "t you think I know how to take o er ABOUT HIS WANDERINGS IN THE CITY. bod peta age should have gone to the east the west and there I was lost. think I stayed lost long? y not. I just walked around, 014 places where I use) wes nih d ys they have on the , There wasn't any Spring and Easter is the glorious season, the time when there's nothing but big stores and Mother Earth bedecks herself lavishly with Nature’s jewels. eer rune Fat e818 Abe. 98 Our Spring display, comprising the latest patterns and shades, Ah! those were some days, We use: y is in full accord with this delightful Season. To cement old friend- ship and add to our thousands of patrons, we give the days of this opening over to special values that enable you to purchase a $30 to $50 Suit or Overcoat at $15.75 that has snap, style, individuality, and are , the peers of all previous Ritchie Clothes of former Seasons, and that is the eet Ee ene ae we tt ome highest compliment that can be paid to any clothes. oe GUARANTEED $30 TO $50 VALUES “What songs did they sing? Well, Bee ees cores At ton tien = | OR | Overcoat FOE vercoa 7 “When first 1 saw sweet Pessy, The quality, style, fit are of that same high order that one has come to expect in every Suit or Overcoat bearing the name Ritchie. And every Suit or Overcoat strictly Hand Tailored, needled into shape and properly stayed, finished with a thoroughness above Jeany Lind sang in New York. ‘Twas criticism and backed by the same broad guarantee of absolute satisfaction that New Petey Barnum that brought her over York men have learned that they can depend on in a superlative degree. ey Yeere, hes never beh BABS \ If you are a Ritchie wearer, suffice it to say that our Spring displays are Ready— I beard Patti, and I've heard —teady for your inspection and selections that you would have for your own, If you have yet to acquaint yourself with Ritchie Superiority, it is high time you made com parison, Suits Ordered Now Ready for Easter IHENRY A. RITCHIE @ CO. a eo IDSON TERMINAL BUILDING o o hee, I guess it must have cost me m eS S| Store” 30 CHURCH ST., COR. DEY ‘Store ” “Twas on a market day, A bow back car she sat and she drove Upon «@ truss of hay’— “Ob, my, we have no songs like the °F — i TH vit STERN BROTHERS Announce for To-morrow, Saturday, an unusually large showing of Easter styles in Misses’ and Small Women’s Tailored Suits, Dresses and Coats suitable for every occasion and ranging from popular priced to high cost models. Also a Specially Prepared Sale of Misses’ Tailored Suits of Mannish Serges, Bedford Cords, Eponge, Shepherd Checks, Faille de Laine, Novelty Fabrics, Moire Si! >it Silk Poplins, fifteen entirely new styles, including the Mandarin, Balkan Blouse and new short coat effecis, uiu; i skirts, sizes from 14 to 18 years, Actual Values $21.75 to 55.00, at $14.50, 23.75, 35.00 Misses’ Street Dresses of Serges, Canvas Cloths, Striped Cloths and Epenge, in black and all desirable street shades, in daintily trimmed one piece effects, including lslouse and Apache models, sizes from 14 to 18 years. Actual Values $12.50 to 25.00, at $9.50, 13.75, 17.50 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses of Chi , Plain and Brocade Meteor, Crepe de Chine, Canton Cre; Moire Silk and Silk Poplin. in eight new model sizes l4to lOyeare, at $18.50, 22.50, 28.75 Actual Values $24.75 to 39.50 And in addition, large assortments of Girls’ and Juniors’ Wearing Apparel of every description, in sizes from 6 to 14 years, at Very Moderate Prices. An Exceptional Easter Display of ‘Misses’ and Children’s Trimmed Hats including Foreign Models and distinctive styles from their own workrooms, Ranging in price from $2.95 to 19.50 Also for Saturday, a Special Offering of Natural Color Java Panama Hats, ; $ with colored facing and trimmed with ribbon to match, Actual Value $4.75, at 3.50 Inspection is invited of their large assortments of Boys’ Easter Clothing, Furnishings and Hats including the following Very Special Values for To-morrow: Norfolk and Double-Breasted Suits, of navy blue serge and gray or tan Summer suitings, 7 to 18 yrs, Actual Values $10.00 to 12.00, $6.50 New Model Knickerbocker Suits, with extra trousers to match, of navy blue serge and gray or tan effects, sizes from 7 to 18 years, Actual Value $12.50, at 9.75 Spying Top Coats, ray or tan Summer Overcoatings and tan covert, sizes 10to 18 years, ean Actual Values $10.00 to 15.00, a $7.50, 9.75 English Model Spring Reefers. . Beg color Englih Se iene sizes3 & 10 years, Actual Value $12.00, a 7.25 Washable Norfolk Suite, en of blue linen, tan or gray crash, tan khaki white linen or aia sizes 7 to |7 years, Values $4.50 to 6.00, a 2.95 STERN BROTHERS | have prepared for the coming Easter season a large assortment of specially selected models in Smart Ready-to-Wear Hats in the most desirable shapes and colorings, which will be pest on sale to-morrow at the unusually low prices . of $4.50, 5.75, 7.50 Millinery Department First Floor, Main Building To-morrow, Saturday, another Offering of 7 Women’s Glace Mousquetaire Gloves i th, in white, tan and black, , Sixtcen Button Length, in At Value $2.25 a Pair, ie r I 78 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes for Spring Wear Complete lines are now being shown, including Button and Lace Shoes, Oxford and Ankle Ties, Dress Slippers and Dancing Pumps, of White Buckskin and Canvas, Tan and Black Russia Calf, Vici Kid and Patent Leather, made on laste pecially designed to promote a healthy development of growing feet. 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