The evening world. Newspaper, January 18, 1921, Page 21

"Schurvann Club ) dn Fine Concert; |: ‘Mitnitzky Plays | By Sylvester Rawling. jx Schumann Club, which con- | sists of a chorus of women, well trained and admirably con- dittted by Perey Rector Stephens, gave |ts first concert of the season at Aeiiian Hall last night. There were tWenty songs on the programme, tratiscribed, or arranged, for women's vilces by Deems Taylor, who also méie the Englion translations, An ota Italian group was sung at the be- hning. Then followed in order Ger- Man songs by Brahms, old Frendh ns, folksongs of four na- and a final group of Eng- etty picture the chorus q by our own Harold 6 born Smith, that w worth whi and John Bruce's Whistle, My Lai Wasa treat. But, Mr, Stephens, if you Roed Song," There are dealers in are helping you back to the good old Sc days. It’s your own fault if you pay more. 42 DIFFERENT KINDS N OW c Back to the good old Nickel” every town who sell AverbachChocolate Barsforanickel,who train your chorus to use the “a” wound In “Whistle,” why not the “a” ” ya nguis! t from “Mlasourl—but thavs another story. Mitnitaiky, a Russian violinist, given name Mischa, Sascha, Jacob, or John not mentioned, made a first appear- ance at Carnegie Hall iast night. He disclosed a big tone and technical dexterity, but his playing was void of the sentiment, feeling or poetry that grips, His principal number was Mozart's seventh concerto, Maurice Reeve, an English pianist, made his début at Aeolian Hall yes- terday afternoon. The Bach prelude and fugue in B flat, Beethoven's “Appassionata” sonata, and a Chopin group formed the larger part of his programme, He revealed no new In- terpretations, “Manon Lescaut, tan Opera House last night, drew a large audience that was, treated to an ¢ the Metropoll- Malatesta and Scott} in 1 characters, It was appearance in the part aut this season. Mr, Pap| conducted and was made to mare in the curtain calls, ~—— Good news for id of orchestral a pe times a day you get your meals —breakfast, luncheon, dinner. that in-between-meal hunger there’s nothing so good as an Auerbach Chocolate Sandwich —Two dainty layers of smooth nutritious vanilla sweet chocolate,neatly wrapped in con- venient size—a nickel at any candy counter. D. 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At the higher cost—handsome all-wool white blankets, with colored bordere— also a large variety of plaids, including Victorian and Scotch plaid designs. Special Purchase 600CarpetSweepers Special 1.27 Metal frame, adjustable: brush—mahog~ any finish. Rug Dept. Special Purchase Table Oilcloth .33 Were .54 Yd. Excellent quality—144 yards wide— in a full selection of desirable patterns, including some all white. Plain White Opaque Shades Special .33 6x8 ft, mbject to for were 1,75 cleaning and slight imperfections, Rene 4% foot if perfect would sell anale) each fn tin for .68, Special Purchase Hemstitched Sheets and Pillow Cases A January Sale Event of Utmost Thrift Appeal Pillow Cases 42x86 in.—were .52.,...Sale .32. 45x86 in.—were .57.....Sale Sheets 54x99 in.—were $1.97. . 72x90 in.—were $2.07. .Sale ] 72x99 in.—were $2.19. . 81x90 in.— were $2.19. . 81x99 in.—were $2.84. . 1 90x90 in.—were $2.84. .Sale 1,32 90x99 in.—were $2.47. .Sale 1.44 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Two-Day Sale Women’s Blanket Robes 6.95 Were $10.94 97 Robes of fine Bea- con blanket cloth in two and three tonc patterns, trimmed with wide stitched or shirred satin ribbon in the style pictured. Also Collarless Models. Sizes 86 to 46. 36-in. Fruit of the Loom Muslin, 36-in Lonsdale No Mall er Phone Orden Bone Gent © 0. D. Women’s Beacon Cloth Robes—a small lot—attractive patterns—light and dark arn 5 95 were $7.94 and $8.94... seen Ve Men’s Union Suits 1.00 Were $2.00 Winter weight, elastic ribbed, fol as- sortment of sizes. Men’s Black Leather Belts—all sizes— A Sensational Remnant Sale 70,000 YDS.—MILL LENGTHS SPECIAL PRICES Printed Voiles, yd..,1 7 | Dotted Voiles, yd...2.5 If sold from the piece would retail at 45, 57, 67 and 87 cts, a yard This sale comprises the output of a very large mill, so there are literally hundreds of styles from which to select. An entire section of our basement is devoted to the sale of these remnants, attractively displayed for easy selection. Many wait for this annual event and select enough for their entire Summer’s sewing. Special Purchase Boys’ Blouses .78 Were $1.48 Blouses Are All From a Famous Maker, Materials are fancy stripes and figured percale, and madras, in light, medium and dark colors, white also, All have attached collar, double yoke, lined and faced sleeves, and pocket, Bines 7 to 16 years, Special Purchase Warner’s Rust-Proof Corsets 1.10 Were $2.50 to $4.00 Various styles in mod- els with low and medinm bust, fashioned of good pink or white material, Special Purchase House Dresses Twenty-seven new mod- ela in gingham and cham- bray. Sises 36 to 44— were $4.94 and §5.60...2,.68 Sines 56 to 46-—~ wero 85.04 to $7.94,.,.3,68 Extra siscs—48 to 52 were $5.94 to §7.50, And, in Addition Special Purchase Embroidery Packages .97 Were $1.47 Each package contains « child's dreas of white mercerized batiste, tucked and stamped for embroidering, Materials for embroidering are enclosed in cach 21st January Sale Continued With Many Worth-While Offerings in the Following Sale Departments: Table Linens Towels, Toweling Decorative Linen Petticoats Muslin Underwear Silk Lingerie Muslins see hee ae eee ee Sheets Pillow Cases Spreads Ticking Flannels Children’s Underwear Infants’ Dresses Blankets White Goods Comfortables and Pillows Lace Curtains Portieres Corsets Laces and Embroideries Blouses Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Rugs Draperies House Dresses Infants’ Woolens