The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1916, Page 11

Ter ties a wes —— ee eR EA A 8 NS NY ORO NE SN tt Taal THE EVENING WORLD, _MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1916. . the tru ts that sound fi ppo-| violinist: the Halevy Singing Soctety AMUSEMENTS. ST AUCTION OF SHIPS. [Philadelphians [sts iam be nd trom noe] nan te ae singing seaty JOHN JR, AIDS CATHOLICS. ‘The fiat auction of ships at this port ‘Present hl | vate Qtie second part there is greater | the direction of Leon M, Krammer: pexver, Aprit 10—Jobn Dp. nocke- | MADISON SQ. GARDEN NOW. will take place to-morrow at the Mart- e ant neluding those} Robin Kilte-Clendinning, trie ~ feller Jr, @ Baptist, wil contribute to- SRarbdiaes Oue tostes Wank vecats, nt Mahler’s : th nclchorunes, iyeluding thoes |HobinEliis-Clendinning, Trish hus falar Jr. @ apt, wih contrtnate, te. ARMM DALEY @ne ateam tank vessel, one general 8th Si h Angela,” and of the anions o - church {n Berwind, one of the coal ear stcamer and several other eat | ymp PEE | exc ssr anmeles” ana of ts sales of viow campa of the Colorado Fuel and Tron will be offered to the highest bidder. jDoctor Marianus and the Pe vudience to Company. Mr. Rock jor is willing to It is expected the idea will dev By S ie dey Rew! jpformerly named Margarets” sterday afternoon at co-operate tn building @ Protestant or wn Be extended 'Y Sylvester Rawling. the t ne 1 : benefit of wounded Catholic church, or both, in every Col- teng At Aeolian Geadg Fuel and Iron Company camp ed with « Dien oF ew ea musical inva- | Ver . " er at 4 By Bored on the oot ih oF Naw) York at the Mets lang ftornoon, Hardid wore there 1s need of one, ot both, and yurteenth Street West of Firtu Avenue ession! Hall, also in th Latest Easter Apparel and Accessories eer. held on the 4 ‘ Bauer, the ah pianist, filled os ine adequate support and permanence GEE We Hine ce aceh ft r in Opera House last night) to both auditor tage, whore adequ pr p | : 5 ; ; wax a fine spectacte, ‘Thanks to Now | i of worship are assured Priced According to Our Mederate-Profit Policy ork’s wealthy and iy prom na e Russian viol § Si Ha (d- t hent mombers of ‘The Society of the} trie Re onenvale Se Ratniey atte A’ VISIT, TO THIS CIRCUS FOLL ING ARE BUT EXAMPLES: I Q- -Cure Friends ‘of ‘aluse, wh oe casior hoon drew a ciowild honae, Sint: CAS T Oo R IA Te aes BEST. HOLIDAY || LOWING ARE BUT EXAMPLES: Me Susan Metcalfe. For Infants and Children . arcane and Pablo Casals, t. In vening, at the Wash- fq Use For Over 30 Years h Irving High School for the », contraltos; La . Reinald Werrenrath, SPRING APPAREL FOR MISSES delphia Orchestra, augmented to aa | Masha. riton| if pleces, a mixed chorus This newly-arranged department is fairly abloom with colors for Spring and b pproximating © Whitehill, all ley Quartet, giving the final betty haga . te | s.00 te a n i er of them rt of the People’s Symphony LBM | early Summer Assortments are one of our prides and include styles for every May Find in ie yy db s with eight ee oer given chance for listinetion Auxiliary Club the inding Room Signature of l | taste and matchless values for every purse ( resented to us the late Gustav Mah. | The uses, we ole | Only" us tp 3 Gi * " she quality did not g 1 | ’ Coats 14 to Ik yrs. ) ex’ S 14 to 18 t S Cente symp y Outside of ur own chor an k ylina, | 7) SATCU re En evmphiony, Outaa ati cut THEATRES, *, Cabardines, popting, | mere ewe Neaue he work had not heen heard previous 1s beticr. OF the valt NEW VORKS LEADING THEATRES i casi d avy, mar \ ue 8 me Also oa igi bi 8. too, there is some air ‘: . $1481.00) ‘inch, sna " nnd W hecks, in Pe dl 4 Baste save. in Ph wiadephia, |crerer alee "OSs" alearopta Spee ray estor EMPIRE rues THR HOORAY || | un a Roan? Ripey mic, Sorsiedesstiont (1998 where is has been the musical sen-|}ouse chorus . ped N 1 Col “POPULAR \ swagger, dress and sp , lare and sation of the season get greater sonority out of 200 to its atura! OF |s PCE SS. Al) GUD sue 4 one naeveve “ touche Of. braiding. “kbd | : Mittee: m +,{choristers than was reacnea by last In a few applications toite ort i 0! dork 1 ? iA M SUND DAL cording—well tallored, ) Speedy, Grateful | Fifteen minutes before tast Ment's | tght's 1,000.” The. orchestra, isa ahade to matter how tone ke wer |LYCEUM Yer fan Bt Ee eet Mt i " a and Permanent | Performance began trumpets sounded) well trained body of musicians with faded, and dandruff removed iw THE HEAR isses’ Coate—14 to 18 yrs. Misses’ Suite—14 to 18 yrs. { Relief @ chord warning everybody to be| whose qualities we ae famillar, a4 rt T OF WETONA| ny a et a Whipeords, worsteds, tafe K . ted ~ {We are with those of Mr. Stokowski, ; 3 = etas, serges, popting an F menche ead orch' ate slowly 88-/ the conductor, whom we always are °. NEW “AMSTERDAM Wy,! fone, blocks, gabardines—fine assortment (25.98 i Besides, anyone | pre ehind when thes Hoa outa (eae to welcome here. | Shakespeare Tercentenary Fe earuey eC | | ¥e al utllity, ored, demindress. aad nov: \from behind which there flonted out @ i He “Camaval,”| demi-dross ¢ odela—tasteritl \~ ie anywhere may |pane1 of voices, When the curtain] John McCormack gave bis ninth . TREE iniHenry om Paar rule ea wee) imine or fine taliorea flatsh t try them before |was raised the disclosure of the! New York recital last night tn Car- {tis note dve—no one will know you are using ian iia HARDMAN BLANC f 4 1 } he buys them, |serried ranks of the chorus started|nemte Hall, assisted by Donald Mc tnd tor booklet Reautiiel Maite ELD & OLUMBIAY 3, Ff) "2th | (hills | Evening Wraps 11.98. 15.98. 19.98 Spplntinve which grew in volume as the aren silat and techaleh Se aneid: B laities Company, Newark, N - 20TH. CENTURY MAIDS_ : 16.98. 22.98 27.98 ‘ and ambroiderea, seu F S | E H | soluists came on and reached a climax] ¢" plants: Mr. McCormack sang td dA te crepe combined wi i +1 £61 . ‘ ey 2 Copies of foreign modela—silk poplin chine, charmeuse and ree Sampie Eac when Mr. Stokowski apr d, At|four groups, his numbers ranging all and charmeuse—beige, old blue and ly dain odele— D hee end of the first part there was a|the way from an aria from Mozart's KEEP A JAR OF Beat, Se VAUDEVILLE, old rome patumed "with natural fovelioat of Pe aa a With 32-page Skin Book by return demonstration of approval and when| "Don Glovanni" to Richard Strauss's i) NEA marabou model te silk lined. "1a to 48 years mail to any sufferer from skin)? Work was finished there was an| “Devotion.” His last group included SUSREN ERE 'syei u a Our Specialized Suit for Misses and Juniors 14.85 ovation for everybody, especially for|James P. Dunn's “The Bitterness of CANDLE 27431 Kreg at MR ‘ re bt 4 troubles or scalp troubles with loss 44, stransky. In tho boxes and on]! of hair, who has failed to obtain per- | tne floor were gathered a host of Yenr," and the Bizet “Ave Maria,” It Quickly Lcosens up Coughs and | manent relief from other remedies, | Prominent singers, violinists, ‘cellists, with Norman Winter at the organ Colds in Throat or Chest GEO. COHAN'S Til! Ry pianists, com! and music teach- petentcbahanh ry * Albers Ida, who WS) Just alittle MUSTEROLE rubbed on Mitzi in ‘POM- POM bth ‘ \r For Yroo Semplen address postabcard urs who attracted almost an much at-| Mme, Pauline f Chotce styles—choice workmanship—choice assortment—fine check worsted way. . and smart, plain colors in bird's-eye poplin, satin-finish gabardine and other Also Ceiinen’ Chr + fabrics- 14 to 18 years, sarin, Schnders | “Four | JUSTICE $9359: ‘i is: Ts By ality and stand mo: “Caticuse, vept. XX, Boston, Mase.” contion ax the fe on the stage, | last seen in New York in “Carmen” | your sore, tight chest before you go to 7 il | ED Geld in overy town and villageta U8. | if the plaudits of the prople who/at Hammerstein's Manhattan Opera) bed will loosen up congestion and break GAIETY Mat #20 \ SPRING PETTICOATS SPRING STYLES IN { _ crowded the auditorium last night] House, was one of the leading soloists! up most severe colds and coughs, mor et ‘si 0 soft or atiffe 3 GET THIN a ull be ve wut t, a at the Hippodrome concert last night.| ML STEROL inc a oint- | MIS, Fishe i: fee oer Em win ave Haare nth Caine cote Site Wetttegats—noft oF stiffer SILK UNDERWEAR f" chler's work iumPh; | Besides Sousa and his | ment made with oil o stard. Sim- 5 CAN AMnittield & | DFiillant c t For Women of E. i {In the rst place, in spite fr ustard plastet id do of . hem flown, ainty —easily cared for—favor' > Hiearned sausteal, analysts bitver than mustard plaster and does nt CRITERION fraiets a0 ay of acallopea | won who travel, inasmuch as it packs |decided that the compositi Dliate! cine &.,. F accordion plaited ruffles, tucks and nea 4) n Jail the accepted canons requisite # Don’ t Let a Cold Thousands who ve MUSTEROLE|| THR MELODY OF YOUTH | 1 snl | fancy pleatings. cordings and closely and easily and is of light weight. \CLARKS THINNING SAL }a symphony, ordinary music lovers {will tell whit relief it gives from Sore | | Madison Av. & 39tn st shitringa—-also plain tallored sty Flesh tint and white in each grou t NO DIET. |will regard it as an oratorio, Di- Get a Good Start) throat, Bronchitis, Ponsititis, Croup, FULTON, (YC PAILY. gas wo 130--11P.M. wilk underlays—fitted topa. 4 group. ‘ ' das it is into two parts, the first stiff Neck, Asthma, Neural Head- t bag tele. Finer Silk Petticoats to 2.08 ENVE « Ee 1.69 | based upon the hymn * Creator |, Lip Ati # cold ts to taht It ache, C ongestion, Peurisy va tism, EDNA MAY . ee 10--15—25¢ Msiea Ol cbala—catés Washable sat n—flesh and white— Spiritus” and the sec On the final|from the firet. Even the worst maladies! Timbago, Pains and Aches of the Back pbb Aor bane dainty trimmin c weene from the sec snd part of often are easily conquered if at Toni», & . Sore Muscle: r i H ail Jing dress and ( ets "Fans creation leaves | early enough, Colds may lead to Se Chilbinine, Frosted Feet wut Col HUDSON Yr bah! vin aC raiafveseatile. cndertare fate <High lustre silk oF erepe A full treatment aaa ) impression of labor, of lack of in-|vronchial troubles and pulmonary (It often prevents Pneumoni Com Thue, FrescisX Busitna or string tops a ! putfed chiffon oF Empt ightfolly perfumed rpiration, of a striving after an ¢x-[ tions. In the treatment of these, one of | “Ar yur ne THE CINDERELLA | : rip any | Osher Eaten slow Weatteones Co °7.40/ FTu" ital le Snatched and FiBe Merten git Homan” Ruane A pression ‘of big thoughts in musicl ene. it weeds ts to build up body oahae | aE MAN LOEW SNEWYOTK! OTHE oe See wat ie el iss Prreny, ead all quod drug opening chords arouse expectations of | Aitueaiive atten Kas camden Mt COAT SWEATERS G_Crepe de chine and is ORIENT ¢ lings to come that never are fiding. As @ treatment for named, It has been used for moro than twenty years, And in maay Instances It has effected lasting relief, As with any other medicine, It should be regarded only as a first ald to right are and hygienic Hving—and 9 safe one. imitations Cart what | Allee WAR ME! HARRIS Yfyse | A i HIE THE TRAIL HOLLIDAY] i. F, RetrH bred Nu ‘ HBT Bott iehas ot ALACE ite lan new -- abundant stocks — reliable ol Pil fallores, band oti om 4 dyes~ excellent variety of tasteful, well-| Mite ice ’Soks stvien of handsome. made models } tub « 3.98 and 4,69. bn ehare tS AND CAMISOLES, ob hprettily bor R you ask for, T Cleveland, Ohio ‘There 1s nothing distinctive in the Ne body of the first part. The ying of the voices at a high titles color and results in m Only at the er ines at 8 CASH #8? BOOKS ‘ be tend mor, le tae wu Sith you” Ti " Scie ey We wil weed are cash. stirred again by! Py ik gentsing bo Anreelion: opts o¢ LONGACKE $a Wit gies yaar |M olar that fs very fa, Creare its proclaims | habit-forminw druge of any sort Iaity Mat Stet $i te Others from .4) ta rick "a EKON, Inc,. 50 Joh nd made patrically| At Riker-Hegeman's or your drcegist's, Leg ote PTICQATS—— * 4 Teeuhone’ 48284820 John. ve by the trombones and’ Fekman Laboratory, Philadelphia. —4vt Mate ; BURLESQUE. nag ose te B,0N Fone de ehino—naw styler i THE COHAN ‘REVUE 1916 cy aes [ LYMPIC 1!)\<{, Matinee Daily act rows of plalted ailk and ribbon. AT WHITE \\2GAYETYGIRLS HOSIERY Exqui Isat 4.08 and 7.98S—high lustre ORKVILLE * * Burlesque $1: "2.t8),) EXTRA MAT. de eh deep floun FOLLIES OF 1916 “oni. THE BOOMERANG | REPUBLAC Mare heath BELASCO For the whole family- Point de Paris la with touches of —— BROOKLYN. Most satisfactory values. rosebu one model haa eves, Pyare oy 2 TAR * way & Hutte Tc isting HIGH LiFe three folds of satin on under flounce bUU'IH » y iu. ENICHI oe y Sul 98. .4.69 3.08 to 6.98 LUOUUUOAUONEECUOAVEATEUTEAOEGEAUUGUAUEUEEAAUEUET TET UEAE Aes enea F ACTS (not mere theories) an —tloubie note Three Attractive Values 2 or 4 for 1 FOR BABY aed Liste Howe double heel Bablen’ HAN s2a! izes to of plain net IRENE FUNWICi » The : R spondent J) CHARITY. farime ealhot’s 0! To Nagat CENTUR LOUIS MANN in THE ie a E Week YPe— value AD.seeee BD AND THE GREAT PU s'il “Peter ‘Rabbit in Dreamland” sheet and (wes AD) Smbratdered ih daintiest patterms fol: dedgea—value $1.29 84 Playhouse af eres | ton at 81 0 USE SHOPPING CARDs || ptt aidtraee IGURES (ast guesswork) ‘Captain Brassbound's Conversion’ : : They Save Timeand Trouble || twos all white wool le | wholesale comt to-da than our selling pri value $2.98 and $3.91 4 more |Poytm sd. fen Py OU- TELLEGEN nA k n at Nowiere”” COMEDY (eer Every Clerk Gives Them Are the bed-rock foundation on which local and national advertisers base their estimates of the worth of an advertising medium—and as a result ed MORNING SPECIALS--Today and Tomorrow, Until 1 P. M. ‘To prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted, No Mat! or Telephone Order. Advertisers Buy More Space in the ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH |! $23.98 Women’s Spring Suits 18.60 $1 39 New Scrim Curtains Kergea and. Popiine-black, navy, | cam or Arabi ‘and penhagen, — also i insert deep “hem — Duteb ed Worsteds—smart | models ly) tailored ance. or pl CiinLaTeny Ke ! H + | I VOMEN' 4 SUITS-SECOND FLOOR, 2 Than A'l Other St. Louis Newspapers Combined $698 Wome’ Sart Dre Medulionae“Orientale and eal High lustre oplin RUGS--THIRD FLOOR, THE FEBRUARY RECORDS SHOW: | | Beetle PS poy A (Comparing February, 1916, with February, 1915) tS ISKE—V io} a rae Pa wes nesigerre CORA, bs White r fleah—tuckec n'f rine, That in volume of HOME MERCHANTS’ advertising CRT Regie ae a ea ae | ae TN ate a ait eer 5.t: Dress Gingham ind The POST-DISPATCH ALONE Gained 347 cols. UDR te sue haar 3. RSE eg nS rs hm ih tnt nk i i . ‘ ‘ foe sae tet" neat patterns und colors | ae four oes basis Newspapers Combined Gained 309 cols, POTASH &PI it MUTT ‘ eneta SMALL DEPUS IV 7 WEEKLY] |}$2,98 Catteered Ha eee 1.89 | 39 ct. Silk Mixed er “iene Excess Gain of Post-Dispatch Over All Four........ 38 cols MI XINGTONY# § ler ae civtnng for Men and Women j\| flscre and fine Milan blemp =| “lustrous” fabrica’” tm —S . Uline a OST INN'W YORK” PRUDENTIAL O9., 08 Ihes—Oyam rs, large and’ #inall,” ithed PANGS Siasesmye, bea TREASURE. ISLAND ies Yenatt Sift at WLLINERY THIRD FLOOR doo wearing quality. for unders Sao: Mate Prt «8 lagiet Eaeraidared Callaeh ‘WHITE GOODS MAIN. FLOOR, We trim Hats And in Amount of TOTAL PAID Advertising (Less Cheap Legal) The POST-DISPATCH ALONE Gained 522 cols. HULU AEUUOUUEUUEUUUOUECEEATUOEUUEUUGU EEUU 23 a SAINI RT Rd Lt Dalntily emb'd on organdie, ba- | 9et. Bleached Towelings All Four Other St. Louis Newspapers Combined Gained 439 Cols, PHOTOPLAYS. PAY $1 DOWN, SIWEEKLY 1) BS nettreens wari ie sen | MMWHUNGs SLAIN ream oP poly " a le P AV MENDY With HAI ra bite EOKWHARS MAIN FLOOR, | $1.20 Table Spoons & Forks 98 Excess Gain of Post-Dispatch Over All Four........ 83 cols. L O W A SYST MEAMERS GE AT ciel 11198 et. Gingham Housedresses oa) Ton ‘1 nf ‘ wt—preity dee DUCTION, ESTE RO DEN any, tuilored—contrast trim'gs— ST Wan ALY weoom ne Me Fil ROVAL RikatWiicuch Mi dt Sipkistis—secoxy wivoK — | 29 et, Bleached D Pe ; ele BE THEATRE i ‘ OND a WAT ISTE |] 49 ct, Women’s Union Suits aa| at mune of paiterii= 1000 i") 25 end 5c, en a TH ST THEATIE Sa ppp RVIEAL DIAHO mesa | ander alae $2.98 Marseilles Spreads... 9.96 Si UNDE IWEAR MIN FLOOR oP Pally oe 9 sHine™= > OU AMONDS ntsbrnanns | $3.98 Boss! Norfolk, Suits 8.30 ean agate Viewed from every angle, the St. Louis POST-DISPATCTL towers above all competition—-it is the logical newspaper in which to concentrate local and foreign advertising campaigns ‘First in Everything’”’ UTTER LLL ELL LEE LLL L LLL LC The circulation of the SUNDAY Fy CRED! 96 Be , Ay a ee Representatives Forcigh Advertiaerk—The B®. ¢ POST-DISPATCH is 30 per cent larger than | cfg farthest DIAMONDS, paruceote v wuawonde oid || athe truer ihe \ Die, Beesat | 86 ct Opeque Window Shades. . 255 Beckwith Suagial Ageney. TeDune Bae) Ber aae that of all other St. Louis Sunday English | cisista RAMONA adit, Gage MODE, Diseand Owen, w)) GTN Cha TiING THIRD FLANK LEATBR eT peal gine fi newspapers combined--as shown by the | DRA Spy ak |/23t Wide Ribbons 16) 1 = " mt 1 L . H ; ;* ; ae | ; ene | 25 ct. Bleached Turkish Towela 19 SHHUUNMUUNNNNNNUNUINOOUUANNQUQUUNEOUUUQQVQQUUEETUUUUNUHLUCATGHLUTHTGHTIIUNH) tigures of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. we stony or tite sors. SUNT || Pena bert acer | Mak netdtn thtaed™ band Sunday Cireulation more than PARE: CONTIN LS HELP WANTED<MALE. allt MANA ALIN FLOOR fowELa MINI’ FLOOR. 375,000 ANCE ii FIRING L ink aw JAN Wanted, f ig anning joan || 9Ricts W 32ii 74| 49 Bungalow Aprons a) 379, . BROADWAY Tlivri vant til mae at aveky Puan a « Axsor 0 stripes Tancaater | wingham — checkeder CHARLIE CHAPLIN "! Bou Nee MAIN FLOOR, UT | IAS UNDRRWEAR—SECOND FLOOR, TRAND :)is':"s5 MARY PICKFORD! Sunday Worl! “Wants” Work CIPS Per nero | O ausivernary Week wate Etgrmal Grid Monday Morning Wonders Look for the Cloc Look for the Clocks? i « \ \ ) F