The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1914, Page 11

= ‘aVauiN0 WORLD, more acting together at the Empire] the Theatre last night, and if the per-| also nelpea Fuller one formance generally betrayed a sign | @ le of the old of apring fever, the unmistakable fact | h! a remained that TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1014, friendly hand along in the naturalist. An fered from old Not Much Life yaper” for the skilful acting of iy seq Mrs. (par- tieularly Mrs.) with its countiéss sollloquies “asides,” it seemed incredible. maid with her cloth and the but with his duster prepared us, of cou! in Revivalof “A Scrap of sli, 5 for almost anything and everything BY CHARLES DARNTON. [Sitrnces tothe scrap of paper” ‘T°R just as well, perhaps, that turning mental somersaults in pursuit of | that fell into Prosper's hands after “A Scrap of Paper” is not to be taken seriously at this late day. Then, | loulse had given up letter-writing and settled down with the Baron too, the spring of the year should be’ hag A into consideration. made us marvel at the simplicity of After all, it was something to see Jo! Drew and Miss i Barry-/ it all. While Sardou’s adrottness in -+ “BASCARETS” IF HEADACHY, BILIUS, Z:sseeze es SHAKY, CONSTPATED—DIME A BOX seers mor of the play was not really felt until the ecene in the last act where Purred T Bad 7 Ss (eta cantly within Bt ah ‘ony it ict tal fe y within his range, and he’ (Gea, Bellow Skin’ and Mi Miverabe'H jeud- | everythin weet ishernie an Rauseats/ oven those appalling sollloqu! iver and |ing. ial _supervi: dragged, though it must be sald Mr. Drew was in lively spirits and \apeene gets Prosper to “back het "and finds him only too willing to biesand juial touch. Fon gen , how. aes At oil raghien | cobeepl touch, Oosalcaaly, ben oe ee i oe te ay cours poo fie jean, Stomac! nly Yor months make Boone wuseested © of rel ‘There wae little or no spontaneity, ‘Mise Bai though \w oblige her. For the most part the performance is, it were a hot in more than one « ewill barrel. That’ the the [and monrsels. untold misery—toul guoee, ‘Don't f and rrymore, ahe car- Fitling‘chetm, gave the impression _ ing charm, gave the 0 of not being quite sure of herself. She had nothing to gain from the role, but at the same time there is no denying that she missed some of the vartety It offers. Miss Mary Boland 414 not ehine as Loutse, giving a colorless, atonic per- formance. Mra. Whiffen was given a hearty welcome when she came on as The Kind You Have Alwa: tare of Chas. H. 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From our purchase of yp peg erg colleo- tion at about 26c on the dollar of inven At 5C to $1.00 Each Books on practically every subject. Booklovers are Invited to look and linger. Other books at $1.25 upward, and some very OLD, RARE and VALUABLE volumes and sets. The most sensa- tional Book Bargains in years. Balzac!—1s volumes, % leather, Saintsbury Edition. Ly type. Superfine per, ha ndeomely bound, in - leather, marblk Emerson!—s volumes, % leather, Large type, fllustrated, excellent paper, bound beautifully in % leather, 6 volumes, only a limited number of scts; selling 9! price je O'Netli Main Store—Strest Fleen Brassieres Magnolia Milk | at ate wa ced 1 ties wedneatan 39 abeto TwFLO 90, per ae 9c rt Borden's Magnolia brand Condensed Milk; not more than one dozen cans to a customer. Wines, Liquors Made of fine quality Muslin; yokes Corset Covers Special Sold Rpectat Regular Wednesday, 6 3c Reoularty bottle, at kOe ‘ value Dorel, pe wee ae sh ie. 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Special Showing Wednesday—2nd Floor Women’s Summer Hats 750 up All White and Light Shades in the new hemps; and from regular stock, many beautiful models in all the fashionable colors and materials, with assorted trimmings, at Very Great Reductions. Women’s Silk ; Petticoats tor 2.95 Pi. Crepe de Chine, Val. lace trimmed * Sith Jersey, messaline flounce i Chiffon, accordion plaited | Messaline, with flounce ! At 3.95 and 5.00 Large velections in crepe de chine, chiffon, all silk jersey and briows yon in the most desirable shades and new mi The May Sales of Children’s Muslin Underwear and Women’s Muslin Underwear Offer Unusual Values y _ 4 is.) > < fos] > ct i Ei S En ey = 7) ioe Before the time of Western Union Day and Night Letters business men used the tele- graph in emergency as a these same business men take advantage of letter length at telegraphic speed and minimum cost, and make that final effort first— with astonishing results. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 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