The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1915, Page 17

viels! Gitls! Save y Make it grow hixuriant and beautiful. If you care for heavy hit, that listens Nie Banal iy diant with incomparable softness and is nt ead lustrous, try Danderine, dust one appli doubles the beauty of your ha les it immedi- ately dissolves every | particle of dandruff; * Nou cam not have nive, heavy, healthy ir if you have dandruff. This de- “ttrvetlve tour! robs the heir ofits lustre, ite strength and its very life, and { not overcome it produces a feverishness eoay World “Wants” Work : Plays With the | Boston Orchestra By Sylvester Rawling. R. KARL MUCK’S programme for the Boston Symphony Or- chestra’s third Thursday con- cert at Carnegie Hall last night must havo pleased alike the devout classi- cist and the lover of popular music among the subscribers. There had bes jome grumbling over the con- ng of the scalp; the hair roots «loosen and de; then the hair falls out Knowlton's anderine at any drug store or toilet counter; apply a little as directed and ten minutes after you will say this was the Lest investment you ever made. We sincerely belive, regardless of everything else advertised, that if you desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lota of it--no dandrufl—no itching scalp and no more falling vou mast use Knowlton's Danderine. eventually—why not now?—Advt. vious programmes thi: time Dr, Muck prese: “Jupiter” symphony, Wagner's “A Faust Overture” and “A Siegfried Idyi” and Mendelssohn's concerto in E minor for violin with Frits Kreister bsote ibid Wonders as soloist. Phe performance was one $5 Trousers Free! Genuine Standish Worsteds, right weight fof all-year wear. , $35, $40. the same cloth FRE MITCHELL i 1431 Broadway Cor. 40th Street Open Evenings Till 9 Saturday 10 o’Clock These goods are all wool and auvchahonenined with silk. The same cloths are sold by high- priced tailors at $25, I make your suit to order and present you with an ore pair of aes of |$] 9.50 Uncalled-for —— just the thing to match out | 75 an odd coat or vest, Globe Black Unfin- ished Worsted, from the GlobeWoolen Millsof Utica, N. Y., the balance of their black cloths which I pur- chased from the commission house 25 per cent. lower than any tailor or clothier in the country. They are the cloths that would be used by high-priced tailors in and suits. My price, including an extra pair of trousers FREE, 12.50 $15, $18, $20 Overcoats, ready to wear out. Blue chinchilla, plaid backs and fancy coatings, some $g:00 as low as........... e Tailor FROM BOSTON 119-121 Nassau Street Open ‘Evenings Till 7 Saturday 9 o’Clock AUTOMOBILES. Jan. 2 to 9 Closes Saturday Night Grand Central PALACE | Admission 50c. 10 A.M. to 10.30 P.M. are Ae: by an evorfiowing audience was shown in no unstinted measure. Dr Muck, Mr. Kreister and the whole body of Leonid were made to share the menerous Mr, Krelster long ago, in the eati- mation of musicians and reviewers, established his place as a master vio- linist. His recent recital showed that his skill as a player, his musidieaship, his taste and his understanding are appreciated by the general public. It is necessary only to gay, therefore, that last night he maintained fulty his deserved reputation. Of the its, too, of Dr. Muck and his orchestra in, the pronouncement of these familiar compositions what may be sald save that the tone, the Pression, the sonority and the semble which have made this band famous throughout the world were maintained at their highest? Dr. Muck's programme for the third matinee concert to-morrow, different as to contents, is of the same quality, with Mr. Kreisler again the soloist. Emmy Destinn inetead of Johanna Gadsk! was Elsa, and Basi! oe eas { aot Ge Tohengrin ak it the wy ion of “1 in” at the Metropolitan Opera Hoese last night. as ree ee nie ta he ones wee Bee, meditated, the second was because of a ta neath of Mr. Braun, Bott singers juitted themselves well. Mr. Gattl-ce ‘Casazsa would be wise to the King to dismount before ee in the last po SER ie ni by the om lamented Putaam ignoe 1 will spare ce as well as of Test of the cast Lee 3 M Ober, Jacques Ui Hermann Weil and ‘Arthur Middleton. Mr, Herts conducted @ good performance before an audience none too large) Cordelia Lee gave @ violin recital (o wend Ee) Theatre yesterday after- ler programme consisted of irae ayeapaaate and Serietions, 's “Symphonie Si rn ‘ug- nant’s toeelegd and allegro, Kreis. ler’e price Viennois” and “Tam- bourin Chinois,” and two caprices by ae oh Miss Lee, who has a good ence, showed no little tech- nicl dail, but, her ability to perform falls short of her appreciation. She was at her best in the Pugnani com- position. As always, the piano ac- companiments of Coenraad V. Bos were a delight. There was much ap- Plause from a well filled and Miss Lee was to add extra numbers. ——~——- Out of Work, He Ends Life. Giuseppe Le Manttina, ill and out of work, went into the kitchen of dis heme, No, 233 East Seventy-third Street, at 6 o'clock this Hevgoved and shot himself A doctor from Brecetica i Gaid Le Manttina or ie m Hospital said Hosea killed. AMUSEMENTS. 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TEA DANCES D. 15” TH JANUARY ‘SALE SA TURDA Y—CHILDREN’S DAY Radical Reduetions in Apparel, Added to January Sele Specials, Combine to Make a Day of Days for Savings. t , SALE DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE Infants’ Woolens justine Sheets Pillow Cases Pillows Quiles Blankets This Is Money-Saving Time in BOYS AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING Winter Necessities at Great Reductions. Pp nd berg alt eervat: All Linen Nephiae- Usui Drowns and grays—Bal- ister modele—single and 11 to 18 years, Linen Dish ish Tovelingy— t. Reg. .1 17- by ad p+ Ek aes weight, Crib Blankets— hy senrteeay -49—Januery Gale with whitepretty new Deouble-face and platde—cardinal, and brown tan, also bt —plain and plaited os nas eter ‘and aime: modele—with and without GIRLS’ FUR SETS January Clearance Prices x] | 1.49 | 3.98 Were $1.40 Were $2.98 Were $5.98 After Christmas, Cean-up— Olek end Mies! cisee—many styles of furs, but ———___——_—_ —__—_ 9A. M.to6P. M. 9A. M.to6P. M. WOMEN’S NECKFIXINGS SATURDAY SPECIAL Regularly .98 and $1.35 238 =| Silk Jersey Top = 1.65 Usually $1.98—Jen. Sale. Ne 1 thi 901 mixed—double double back Sine draweremall stnea to Exceptionally Fine Money-Savings in GIRLS’ and MISSES’ APPAREL JANUARY CLEARANCES AND RED TICKET LOTS Red Ticket Lots MISSES’ SERGE DRESSES | “on1c%' ae oatey 1¢ to 18 yra.—navy, brown ané black nit: regulation (sailor) and good range of other tasteful styles—variety of trimmings— Were $17.98........ New 11.75 ‘Were to $19.98.....New 14.75 New Models tn Misses’ and Juniors’, 5.08 to 12.08 3. Other lots too amall te advestion, bet | CHILDREN’ convenience jow 11.98 face wan con tes Gee nt care to enter a barber hop. ys J ining scleawances: Ehveter fem Jewdey Ath courte, jemauineepapunapinieqaptm iceman teen MORNING SPECIALS—Tomerrow, Saturday, Until 1 P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. _No Mail or Telephone Orders. 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Boys’ Caps tssssisee SY] Madras Oma pe ¥en we re ie button id fove | Full shape crown navy verge soles nines and fancy mixtures—taped OF oot ence. praia “Lae. set earning roeae Clees Signs Denote Morning Specials, Look for the Clocks! Look for the Clocks! yp TO THE SHOPPERS OF LONG ISLAND , Who Take Advantage of the L. 1. Railroad's Half Rate Fares, Sat'y (Jan. 9) We Say: TEST OUR JANUARY SALE OFFERINGS, tan—full length—beck o Boxed Sta plain and moire et. tionery..... Narrow border at Pale blue, gilt w ea MAIN FLOOR, or violet-—24 sheete—24 envelopes hildren’s | —handsome floral boxes. " | 02 ¢. 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