The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1915, Page 19

! % 4 Rically Alma Gluck | ‘Sings With the Philharmonic } By Sylvester Rawling. LMA GLUCK was the soloist at the Phitharmonte Society's concert in Carnegie Hall last She eang the last aria of Don- ina’s from’™Don Giovanni” in @ ‘Voice as lovely in quality as it was Powerful and expressive. If her style not strictly Mozartian, it was hing close akin to it. Her other were in Russian, a Peasant hy Rachmaninoff, a song of In- by Rimsky-Korsakoff, and, in Wh, to 4 translation by Henry G. the latter composer's fetch- (gong of the Shepherd Lehi, which i@ Gluck, as in the case of some songs, has made peculiarly her @he was applauded enthusias- Mr, Stransky and the orchestra es- pecially distinguishea themselves, as they aiwaye do, in Listt's symphonic peem “Tasso,” « moving thing as ) Me, Gtransky directs it'and his play- ere exploit it. Every man was forced te Bis fest to acknowledge the ap- Plause, and Mr. Stransky warmly shook the hand of his concertmaster, Albert Spalding, the American vio- Unist, whose musicianship grows in goundness, gave a recital at Aeolian | Hall yesterday afternoon, with the as- sistance of Andre Benoist at the pi- | apo. His playing of the Bach suite in B major, unaccompanied, was a m terly performance, his technique im- | Peccable, his tone full, round and » Mr, Spalding and Mr, | joist played John Alden Carpen- a sonata in G to the credit of both | them. The composition is melo- | |) dtous as well as scholarly. Together \ P BEAUTY OPERATION ON PUP. ae pe cHARGE MICHIGAN t - alao and ‘a pound, underwent a beauty operation hey played works by Schuman: hubert. Two of Mr. Spalding’ own compositions for the violin also on the programme, Paul Draper gave the first of a ep of lieder cycles at the Little T tre yesterday afternoon, Schubert's | Schoene Muellerin” was the sub- | et. His voice and his manner are | 1 fited to the musical unravelling | the story of the young miller who ; ners falls in love with his em- | ter, is cast aside for a nateen forester, and drowne hi if, while the brook sings a lullaby er his resting pl: Full of senti- ent, not without charm, but, it must confessed, monotonous, “Madama Rutterfly,” with Gerald- @ Farrar, Luca Botta, Scotti and ta Fornia in the principal parts, r, Toscanini conducting, got a good | ormance at the Metropolitan Dpera House last nreht, which was joyed by ® large audience, Miss | [Farrar has added much to the sig- ificance of the death scene by ‘ate. | ding the melodramatic accessories Pyith which formerly she embellished | Mt. As she acts it now it is convine- ing. nmvenintiilpacentniains MILWAUK Jan. 16.—Because ite mistress did not like the looks of the | pup, Lady Abbot, an aristocratic Boston | terrier, three months old. and weighing | in the dog hospital conducted by Dr, R. H. Kreutzer for the removal of a hare esthetic with- it protest and split. on twet up the pon Just like ‘other high riers. he puppy Js in good health, although Jy two and a halt pounds ‘under. the ight of the normal of her kind Bie ‘ie’ owned ¥ Mrs. John ‘Kopth, wife of the superintendent ‘@ city natatorium. a. now red Boston MICHIGAN FURNITURE CO. ANN SET ‘OUR TERMS #50" reaese 1SMun 1h *75thwonce (SP (8 wok MOO Rrcnase +Townt 1 were 1S ORarhase HOLount 2°? ER. UARGER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION FURNITURE CO Sensational Underprice Now for a Big Sale of Photographic nnn Reductions After- noon &£0a Tea A.PRICE HOC Now For a Sweeping Cleara f Boys Winter. SUITS and OVERCOA TS et 3 to ) Regular Prices strongest talk we could give concerning th Id not be emuNbalinivmme Boys’ $4.50 Chinchilla OVERCOATS $6.88 or 2-Pants Suits, Chinchilla Overcoats, 3 to 17 years; convertible collar Overcoats, 2 to 17 years. Norfolk Suits, two pair of full cut knicker pants, new mixtures, 7 to 17 years. BOYS’ $3.50 WINTER OVERCOATS or 2 Pants SUITS at . Overcoats, 3 to ? ‘oats, gray or mixtures, 7 to 16 y Norfoik Suits, two pair knicker pants, dark mixture 7 tol6 years; at 5,000 Pair maker: ‘All the New Styles—All Great Values CLEARANCE SALES (1.30 to 5.30 o'clock) Chicken Salad Sandwich, with mayonnaise dressi Pot of Freshly Ma Horton’s Ch Double ga¢ Stam, : Mornings Before 12 o’Clock. Single Men’s*3 50& 4 SHOES The entre surplus and sample lot from several of Brockton's best shoe / Now Going On im kvery Dept. jotte Russe.. Nain white: d ra sizes to eat imentdea Mien’ s “Royal” % Collars 5C ‘hereafter Seconds; @ for @5e quality. All sizes Suits and Overcoats Sensational January Clearance Prices elsewhere, Weecurtue offered at this sale, fancy Regularly =) Sold at $8.50 Regular | Seutet the on 2 Every Man’s Garment in the House ners ()Vvercoats Pp go Saturday at) Remember our Las lad $7. hry $ medium and dark color: back; self or velvet collar: 33 to 44, Sale price...... Men’s and Youth’s 5 M| 5 | $11 Garments 10 Waterman's Wonder Heating Gas Heaters Blue flaw The leathers are Patent Colt, Gun Metal Calf and Russia Calfskin; warranted Goodyear vale soles; button and lace models, Sizes 5 to C toEE widths....... tee Shoes A 33 Shoe in Everything MN LAN sees and widthy $6.00 For Women Gas Lamps Complete ith Be 69. but the Price Asked Not an experiment, but a shoe women have found to be everything a $3 shoe could ‘ruarantee has stood behind them, while every "All leathers, heels and toes bein style and quality. For 15 years the “Rothenbe pair has made good every clai Week one ine $7.50 to $10 and More, To Be Sacrificed Saturday at A sale never to be forgotten, and an opportun- ity never before equalled. Come early, for there will be hundreds after them. The greatest gar- ment event New York women have enco untered years, featuring at a ridiculously low price artly tailored garments that have been sell- ing at $7.50 to $10, right up to the present time. Choice of Wave-of-the-Sea, Chinchilla, Astrakha cloth, Zibeline, Corduroy, fancy mixture and plain fabrics; Lite throughout. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ $3 Winter COATS 4 98 .,, HandsomeCheviots and Zibelines—Alll | sts 04414 vr. | Wool Kerseys and Mixtures. Don't class these garments with the sort offered at sales — these ‘are regular stock garments, and s:ld sapidly : at their former prices up to very recently. All the man- ufacturer Fad Heft are inclu ed in this sile. Choice of red, tan or navy. ~ Sizes 6 to 14 years, Collars, cuffs and belts of astrakhan and other materials. No Mail Orders. Winding Up the Week With a Gigantic Sale Women’s FUR TRIMMED Combination Like Cut 98 ‘The new Tip: Worth Up To $15 Ocean Wate, Matelasse roadtai EE ‘ersiana and Zibeline. eline. 55.00 Opossum, Moufflonor one; ollars. Ox Trot Models. One of the many smart modes pictured at the left. Beautifully tailored and lined throughout, of high grade fur collars and would be big value at former pr Misses’ sizes 14 to 18 years; women’ 34 to 4. i Setrday, special at $5.00, ow velvet ribbon. in ck, white, mil tary sre Of rilk A Veritable Craze THE “VANITY” Miilinery’s Newest new shir + Putty, sand and brown. astrachan, nt of Regular pretty woe Girls’ a8 Coals} | No Phone or Mal Orders Orders Fitted | Another Remarkable Purchase and Sale of Women's and Misses’ Winter DRESSES of Silk Finish Cor- duroy, Velveteen & All Wool Serges Values Values Up to $6.59 to $6.59 2.98). ASaturday Sale oe a Parallel Snappy styles that can not be bought at wholesale to-day for anything like so small a figures Beautiful quality silk finish cor. duroy and velveteen, in rich navy, brown, gray and Copenhagen, Trimmed with satin buttons, cole lar, cuffs and belt, Also all wool serge? in yoke of tunic models, Sizes 14 to 18 years and 4 to 46 Hat & Veil de rose, bottle Reasons for Money Saving on Seasonable Apparel and Needs for the Home SALE DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE:— Babies’ Dresses Infants’ Woolens Linens White Goods Towels, Towellings Art Linens Sete ‘urtaininy ‘6 Cloaks Ni Wi Men's Shirts ALSO CLEARANCES THROUGHOUT BOYS’ AND MISSES’ DEPARTMENTS . Attractive Offerings in MISSES’ and GIRLS’ APPAREL Materials, Styles and Workmanship Prime Features ’ AND JUNIORS’ CO, ay GIRLS’ GRADUATION DRESSES models—worth $8.98 Wooly Boucles brown and other color: new modela—including the j Saturday Special | 9 A. M. to 6 P, M. MISSES’ SERGE DRESSES— and blac military contr R NEW MODEL DRESSES— ire and Bolero effec DS..12.08..29.08 treat in store for yeu 1.08 to 14.08 u entirely new, models, including short and long wal ing sash pure white also. Reduced Lots of GIRLS’ COATS iiae—bright red Mningse—favorite when you ace cur new stocks of re’ DANCING FROCKS, PARTY and GRADUATION * Special Purchase of | Imported | COLLAR AND CUFF S! Values to $1.49 Saturday... 065 White and ecru—embroldercd batiste combined with simulated baby Irish, also imitation Venise and Carrick- macross laces. remarkably nity to secure hand- semetitte” and” CH Bote tal” Below’ value, air trousers. coa' Were $2.98.. Were $4.98 A Were $6.98... BOS YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS— Heavy Winter Cheviots and Chinchil- Ins—navy, browne and grays Bal nand Ulate odels-—velvet or : D tible collars ingle and double breast--33 to 38 Value $9.98. 7.08 Value $12. + 2.08. Value $14.98, 11.08 Value $16.98... 1.08 Remember, partment, 1,200 Pairs of ’S WALKING BOOTS black cloth tops dd soles high t foxings. martest style reliable make. DRESS BOOTS Newest styles--all sizes - 3.48 Patent leather or gun metal— ay cloth gaiter style tops ted soles—concave WOMEN dyear we heels, ses Boys’ Extra Trouser Suits 5.00 All wool tweeds and cheviots in A, Tnixtures: stripes and fancies kraya, tans. browns And | greene trousers f boys 49 & 59 ct. Boys’ Shirts Madras and percales--light djun rk figures and cults hed—fully aun lined 1 THIRD LOO izes 12! in wovs hls ttasas THIRD FLOON. 19 & Hd et. Bore’ Caps a7 Ful vy serge and ‘nixtures—t sauin also in-fur bi ROVE’ MUTRUTMIRD FLOOR. always, prices are lower than elsewhere, 5.98 to 21.98 > MATINEE LUNCH M4 cents Club Sandwich. Mayonnaise Dressing. Olives. Tutti Frutti Jelly with Whipped Cream or Rainbow Ice Cream. Coffee. ® Tea. “Red Ticket” Lots of ? BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS All New—most desirable weights, colors and fabrics— SUITS are Vestee, Dutch, Middy and Sailor, also Coat Styles, with one or two Russian, Balmacaan and School models, A 8 ed 17.08 YOUTHS’ LONG TROUSER SUITS fo brow. vt model la \gh-elase tatlor- Value $18.00, Valuc $22.00 Exceptional Values in WOMEN'S DESIRABLE FOOTWEAR Tenderfoot and other reliable grades “No advance in Shoe prices” the exclusive home of Tenderfoot and Knock-about makes is the slogan of this great de TENDERFOOT CUSHION SHOES FOR WOME oi tod—C, Db, hand ki tdth: Boft viel kid-—lace or bu medium round toes-—low fla Kid tips—flexible welted soles: Inner soles of soft w foot WOMEN'S EV SLIPPERS All nizen—Cuban heels All sizen—Loula heels... Black and white satins fitting=-snug at heels and sides, 4 lots navy, gre bie breast——full le: M4 yrs oO pretty trim’gs of contrast pipings, emb'y, ete— 98 ct, Girls’ Gingham Dresses Large and small plaids combinations ne. Uf yrs Mads! “VitessusskooND PLOOW, 119 small and k. brown and varloty ried ium shaper: navy——ribl feather. MILLINERY THIRD. PLavan $1.49 Women's Voile Blovses 1.00 rdor plain with pin Nigh collar styles all wigen. BLOUakS SBCOND FLOOL Nene skirts jofore, JANUARY SALE Si For Tomorrow: tha’ the ome ot Sst here to Save. Ne Moll or Telspbene Ovum, Mercerized Table ch—many designe—pure Planer ai me $2.19 Pure Linen Clothe. “s for usete ange $0 ct. Irish Linen at 64 inch—heavy wea’ terne—will wear wi OF eae white--good of patterne—hemi fancy color: Boo essere p Ba on Linen Guest inch—tirm huck—pure wi figures. 19 Cotton Fleece White, with pes or blue ~-firat quallty—make sheeta for cold weather. Mel Blankets. nce Volse fancy platdeectriette IS perfec: $1.96 Weel Nap Blankets. % beds—also Kiderdown Blankets——white and colored; combination plaide—light and Milk! gy $3.00 & $3.50 Women's Coreste. 18 to 30--white coutil ony ie Intest vd extra phe or y other designs—lace ribbon trim. 79 ct. qoreey Top Petticoats 49 Ay Men's Negligee (igures ant gpripes—-well 29 ct. Embroidery Flouncings, . 17 Inch--variety of cambric, nainsouok at SATURDAY SPECIAL 9 A.M, to 6 P. M. WOMEN'S GLOVES } Regular 89 cts.—- be Akine--Hnplieht tanes-outsends a iting. okine—Bn, excellent MORNING ! SPECIALS-. Tomorrow, a Until 1'P. M. To prevent dealers buying, quantities reatricted, No Mail or Telephone Orders. 14 & 29 ct, Children’s Underwear. Tibbed — fleeced — lon, ren ‘eae ae high CHILDH Bere’ Lace ten $0.25 Lis SsHORS se xe Floor, $2.25 Girl’ High Cut Shovs 69 ct. Women's Storm Rubbe ». For high heel shoes—al SHOES. SKU! $1.24 Women's Petticea's Black Heatherbloom flounce: ! lengths. TerTiCoaTs-¥ECOND FLoon, a, ea Wide Ribbons. . colors and Dre: n and moire \ilinery wt ~MAL