The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 27

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, He was happier in a | pcm rest of the company | color tut and fanciful 1 mance of | brilliant. But who Bori! Charms mats ek As Fiwraand °,"\\\3," Fel |Ep the Gunster: Tenas south ta | Shami" Arar ots eal duteten ta Rese Gardens as Thais) rs 22 sis sere Were demon: Some ticeuay have appeared: Hest uel, anything: but lady bs 1921. her capacity to be Fiora, audience hear We Carry a Fi ull Line of “Pictorial Review’’ Patterns Saturday Sales strations such | Vinjeed her of 1. j cess. It wasn't the 8 | earry “Thats to the Mother & By Sylvester Rawling. characterization of che hapless Pi t i . The ! More Garden Books! UVORBZIA BORT returned to her| cess that is \ ‘ |e i ie ‘ , soncre aad heck . ery caret ie » exter sierre Monteux an Bos impersonation of Fora in xon!, who / los Symphony Orchestra gaye the fou “L'Amore @i tro Re,” at the like Mr. Papi when Metropolitan Opens House last night.|#ang Mimi the other night, nurse: Te was tho character in which she| her along with gracious sympathy | in his But, now that whe| A had acquired the greatest tame be-| hay found elf aguin, her future | fore she was compelled to leave us,| performances geome five years ago, because of an| umpls. tlevening convert of the New York Carnegie Hall last nie ux presented Heethove first symphony in a formal and mat ing. with ter-of-tact way, aletinetly heavy an pads la ture by Sin Atbert Pailland lacked | Ise of th glia represented the nnot fail to be tri affection of the vooal chords. She has been quoted as attributing the recovery of her voice io the bare- footed mission tia the Stirine of St. \Francis of Assi#i, which she made, and to the novenas she has offered to the saint. The completion of the .”” go the story of her telling went, would be ahown, if once more she could sing Fhora effectively. To My knowledge, $1 one institution of Catholic nuns last night, candles were turned to «rid in the fruition of her desirg Not musical criticism, do T bear say? Well, the story is one of human interest, to unbelievers an well as to the (elect, Miss Bort pe RR have no fear as to YOU ARE Adamo Didur's compelling figuriza- tion of Archibuldo was as impressive as ever, notable even in his rapidly crowing gallery of effective por- | traiture of many characters, Benia mino Gigli was a new Avito, and Giuseppe Danise was a new Man- fredo. The winging of both was of lovely quality and their impersona- tions commanded respect. Mr. Gigli whose beautiful tenor voice will carry him far, could not resist the tempta tion to sing to the audience even in ‘his impassioned moments with Fiorn on the steps. If I chide yo, Mr. Gigli, it is only because I recognize the great possibilities within your grasp! Mary Garden in the name part NewYork—Brooklyn Newark, N. J. LA. PRICE, pres. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded | West 14th Street—Between 5th and 6th Aves.| A Special Purchase and Sale of tailored pants: regular $12.98 sizes 7 to 18 years lot of sturdy wool mixtures with yoke. plaited back Coats, alpaca lined—and full lined values— Boys’ 2-Pant WoolSuits A thoroughly well made, smartly Boys’ All-Wool Two Pants Suits 510. 95 Sale Men’s Raincoats \ A Sale Without a Precedent Natty military effects that sold at $12.50 just before the first of the ycar—guaranteed to keep you dry- -$ full cemented seams—beliows pockets. Good heavy, waterproof material like picture at right. Sizes 34 to 44. Specially Invited To Taste Ancre Cheese at One of the Many -° 8 “Seca | Another Daring Hold-u Holdup pate: coma rey bch =r i The kind of a hold-up the public fer ts ae to see. am determined, as long as I can, to hold a to ridicule all former high prices. So long as I am able to buy materials at lower prices, I will pass the savings on to my customers. Thousands of Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters for Men & Young Men READY TO WEAR, ALL WOOL $25, $30, $35, $40 & $45 Value Special Introductory Sate of Early Spring Hats Many of these Hats were made to sell for $4 and $5 ty All smart becoming % Hats of Style and 2.95 Quality. Straw and Straw and Ma terial combined. Splendid color colfection; Black, Brown, Navy, Henna, Dove, Pea. cock, Pheasant, Copenhagen and .some ef- { fective color blendings. Millinery Dept.—Second Flaor. Special Offering Women’s Scarfs | & Sweaters *5.00 Dr. ‘Wiley, the famous food “Its condimental value should understood among our people.” Anare Cheese with its genuine Roquefort flavor, its smooth, says, On Sale to-morrow. Women’s Crepe de Chine and Satin Envelope Chemise and Bloomers ly SD \\ $ Valtes / a | 1; 9 5 up to i $3.00 Ae ee for vary- Well made throughout good quality crepe de chine and satin bloomers with dainty ruffle like the pic ture at right chemise prettily ribbon trimmed and roomy ‘al to every woman, ‘An’ exception- ally big value that will ap- Regular $8 Value Novelties in fancy weaves, with Brush Wool Tuxedo Collars or plain effects; solid colors and plain color, with con- trusting color collars; one pictured at the right. All sizes. All the new spring shades and com- binations. Oe ee eer ee eee + er a en nn Saturday We Feature Sterling Economies in Girls’ Coats ° Sizes 8 lo 14 Years-—-Choice saa FS of Late Winter models— Worth up to $15.00. . Ghoice of a goodly selection of ee tailored styles with large, fashionable collars and patch pockets; many samples in the lots warm, rich Zibelines, Cheviot and silvertonee- -garments that For Girls of 7 to 14 Years. 1ew and becoming styles, tastefully trimmed have been popular sel: everywhere at up to $15, New Spring Styles. 95 ars and Cuffs, ie made from richest, purest whole carefully in pure tin t flavosfal goodness intact. name and bay a cake of Ancre any good grocer’s or deli- TROUSERS Ready to Wear I include in this sale a quantity of FRENCH 50 BACK and ALL ® Suits and Overcoats All Wool—Ready to Wear Come in and take your choice of the finest lots of suits that were made to sell at prices ranging from $25 to $45 values, and Over- coats and Ulsters. All wool single and double breasted and conservative models. You can never hope to such values again. My spe- cial price .... WOOL Worsteds that are positively $7, $8 Girls’ Gingham Dresses AT Re oad My ble offering, featuring dainty charming frocks of fast a ee Plan Appties Everywhere We furnish Apartments and Homes on Weekly or Monthly Payments. Louls XVI, Sulte In American Walnut, consisting gf DRESSER, GHIFFONIER, TOILET TABLE and BED, ty full sizes; 4 pieces, Library Table with solid seoert29" °229° ” as illustrated, February Columbis * and Corting Foreign Lan- guage Records on Sale. price only A Price Reductions in Boys’ Depts. y At My 2 Brooklyn Stores “WEARPLEDGE” insured clothes that were bought by me for cash at "way below the cost price are included with my own Adlaboy Klothes at prices that will make glad the hearts of every mother and father for miles and miles around. Sold to introduce our new Boys’ Department at the following low prices. Values from $15.00 to $30.00: $4.95, $6.45, $8.45 ey 118 Nassau St. 44Flatbush Ave: 3 Church St. 186 Market St. New York Brooklyn New York Newark, N. J. New Store: 756 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. ALL MY STORES OPEN EVENINGS plaids and ch A Glove Sale Extraordinary Gloves Which Pre- vious to Dec. 3ist Retailed at $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Pair, Men’s and Women's Guaranteed Absolutely Perfect Kid, Suede, Mocha, Chamois, Doeskin and Capeskin Gloves, in White, Black and p all sizes. 18 purchase that » offer-—at half ——s price and less-perfect gloves of high quality material, in plain and embroidered back, 1 and 2 clasp styles, Buy now and freely for Easter and Spring needs. 7.44 Store Houw 9 rm" M. to 5.30 P. ‘ a eneonmne er Choice of rich, bright color Grand value every one of them. Sale of 1000 Sample Bags Values up to $3.50 Close-out of a manufacturer’s entire sample line—hand bags, vanities and purses in a variety of styles and leath- ers including pin $ seal, alligator and tooled leather... . ee