The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1916, Page 17

he male prices Oe ee Good THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1916. 17 Looking Foot Properly Fitted T'S a curious fact that a lot of men would not recognize their own feet if they were once . ‘ properly fitted, with the correct size and last in the shoe best suited to their purpose Ani important | part of Regal shoe service is due to Regal salesmen, trained not merely to se//, but to interest themselves in your shoe ] problem and able to fit you with . | the right shoes. This patient and courteous ser- vice plus Regal quality and Regal values will go steadily on, rolling up friendship and good will until shoe buyers everywhere learn that one place they can feel at home {s in a Regal Store. Here is a dressy model that is @ real man's shoe: vamp of fine glovey calf skin, tops of the beautiful mahogany-colored Cordo Calf, now 60 much sought alt Benched on the Pall Mall, a long drawn ou of the English type. Pi forated toe cap; t ew heel foxing; blind lets to the top, round cord lace; flat sole; special pegged English heel, The price $7. Find Your Regal Store NEW YORK CITY son and Ann St, Bromdway et s7th Bt, Mth Stat ard Ave Oth Ave ot dist St Pr 128th St, at 70h 2029 Third Ave. BROOKLYN “397 Fulton St, M1 Broadway 400 Fifth Ave. NEWARK, N, J. JERSEY CITY 623 Broad 8, 108 Nowark Ave. (Men's Shoes Only) 1333 Brosdwey Japanese Girl | By Sylvester Rawling. AMAKL MIURA, the doll-Itke | little Japanese soprano of the Roston Opera Company, cap- tivated a big audience at the Lexing- ind finely interpretive acting of the, I sine of Mascagni's “Iris.” fher singing, too, had not qualities Jthat compelled admiration, notably ‘that of the song to the sun that she nakes to her doll in the first act, and repeats, With exquisite naivete, in her captivity in the Yoshiwara; but there were moments when her child-like ings, ural as they were to the charact nm a drarsatic point or ¢ disappointing merely as vevertheloss, her tion Was a delight an curtain calls and the flow ers that she got were fairly earned Virgilio Lazzari, a tenor unfamiliar to us, who was [i Cleco, sang dis it at the beginning OT vor only in the last act $ undistinguished among in the tressingly ime to darkness of phemistically outside city Thomas Chalmers was Ky now eharaetertaation worthy of his American Iiigence and Voice A word, too, for Elvira Leveronie Un. weil sung and acted, and for rus and the oereh d for Mr, Moranzon: out the with masterful ‘ent company and’ a mediocre chestra, first presented it to us it ppealed to me invocation to ‘ ning, with tts thing, and the hout is interest sre well drawn ; suicide of Trix, Yet who would miss the mysticism of the with the transforma irkness of the se unlit fields of the giant mou ind the sanctification of the inne ent child, abducted to slavery and driven to The Metr has tried it and more re Bort as the heroine taaking much imp can conceive Mr senting this ope: Company ma Kames Lucreaia but without And yet 1 22a pye- etropoli- fan with a cust ‘froy m his ‘own com- I pany inchiding this little Japanese Open an Account with curtains ort, include 'inem ea with, Opened fron $5 to $5, 000 or Monthy ry Hea, Pelee ALE ACCOUNTS ESPECIALLY INVITED You can open r advertived artic to buy without kind Solid Oak Rocke: Rem, Price 812.50, wonderful sale offers every article Ve sell everything Low Prices and Liberal Credit enormous stocks at suvings of almost on in our D furnish your home ¢ BRASS BED Reg, Price ate SALE OF HIGH GRADE PERIOD SUITS y ih WZ v\ Maple Dreuer 4 Reg. Prive 827, 18. 74 , a fitnth cr Credlty account is onen 0 al enge or of Rug Ss. At Savings of Fully One-Third The as Mirwbie tat tern. ab Account nen 82 144-146 WEST 125° Between 7th and Lenox Avs. fxtw charges, we $40,000 Worth of High Grade =; OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK AT ALL TH Furniture House dvi NEWARK STORE, 49-51 MARKET ST. America’s Greates: umdnn gompy woman and # pre-eminent conduetor rm Pay One Dollar lwct an outfit Any Complete Room Outfit Open Saturday Evenings Until ‘0 oC. SCoeh at 9 Stoves at all 3 Stores Open An. Kecomat With Any Style Victor V ee $lon Delivery ; And th 50 ca Weel: WE GIVE EKER LIVe Whe - . ——$__. We Give and Kedeom Wandise BLOCK in ¢ | STAVE. (no disrespect to Mr that would make a stir and a hit in this hard-to-awake town. Mr Gives to ‘‘Iris’’ | A Fresh Charm the characteristics of the people and | aftern on Theatre las ht by her unique | t! eae Pith tata This was followed by the vielin con certo, opus 35, which is Not that) virtuoso number. Whitney, James It makes American cone yping Into the commonplace. The Blair, ‘youn ye Garver, own: rd + nands upon the soloist, whe lecture and a f bt wr nee of Mr. Powell's talk ts the, Smith and Frank A. Galey. “ L i re-| sonata, “T ous import, moat of his, fault it h ling of the! works of a Moranzont)|to bear "4 work of seri-| truth known to all music reviewers— h hearing, One| real muste lovers are few; lovers of yn with the musical artiste are legion, to the sclent oF | detriment of Art and of Artiste, sources opportunity in the condi Yr. Stransky and the Pht! armonic | minor ny. His interp Wwadern—1t ts inordinately | ~ Irohestra Mischa tion o: fil se : for that, Mr com. “Vlotiniai. as aatolst, gave | ment, the se ofty “in ption and«| FLOWERS BRING COE PRIZES, Tschatkowsky pr mine at| brought fort rat of feredit to his musicianship, It holda| wie Hall last night. It made ap nt that of all the great Russian 8 Tschalkowsky is the least n. While the others have! The Ito portray the soul of f 1, | Music Throughout ‘the chestra played with tin syinphony the of pirtt thoughts that find arttowlate expres | ston through th | of the| William R, Coe won almost half of the nd | orizes at the Oyster Bay chrysanthemum Al. | show yesterday, Twenty-one New York- 4 se nse} rs exhibited flowers from their estates, fi Coe's flowers took twenty blue rib- a bons. Commodore J. Stuart. Black! 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