The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 21

THE EVENING WOuld, | moters of fraudulent mining, ol! and! ning “Barber of Seville” and “Louise” Bitinenta Aad | other stocks, It now goes to the Gov- Metropolitan | Saturday afternon closes the year. | rnor. | ° : ee ns | Gives Program | rer wre scorn, rave 3 cue | BRYAN WANTED ACTION. | noon. she has a light voic |diction and a pleasing singing style, | For Final Week |Her whole performance suggests the | Next Monday ts the start of the| patior or anion, tt jor | oughly at home on elosing week of opera—the twenty- gh she is thor- ¢ larger concert | ant stage. A large audie found much | a dinn night at the ural tonic third—and the Metropolitan manaye- | t? commend in her singing, of Admiral A’ ments of spices ment yesterday announced the reper-| Richard Hale, baritone, appeared in oe Tha Wace Gin uNORT f ’ id he war, told abe fruit flavor toire. “Carmen” is scheduled for |Acollan Hall in the afternoon. ‘this singer’s Voice seems to be more of fresh vegetables Monday night with Misses Farrar and|the-basso type than of the baritone. | * Boki and Messrs, Martinelli, De Luca| At any rate, Mr. Hate w that make the hen engaged in the | and Rother. This wil! follow a spe-| tiie wae more thy , clal Monday matinee of “Aida,” to | play of inter be sung by Mmes. Muzi, Gordon, | he frequently Messrs. Kingston, Amato and Didur, |%4 style ‘Wednesday “Andrea Chenier,” is the | bil; Thursday “Zaza” will have its final hearing; Friday afternoon “La! has passed, despite the o} Boheme” with Borl, Delaunois, Gigli | the lobby, the Martin bill and Scotti in the cast; Friday eve-| the Attorney General to pr n the : knowledge with wholesome invigorating. is and | si fine feeling —_—»— To Prosecute Fraud Promoters. ALBANY, April 13.—Th th s ron nat- ele- and food appetizing, and MADE IN U.S. A, At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores E Pritchard, 331 Spring St., N. Y. Ww SS For want of one vital element your body begins to “burn itself up” number of foods, notably leafy vegetables, contain this vitamine. 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ODD BUFFETS Mlustrating one among odd lot of Buffets, in Mahogany, ‘Oak: of American Walnut, in fines and Periods. China Closets| Formerly to $250. Formerty to $175, Some as $95 | re 576 |st wear SY 1500 0 0 R UGS AUCTION PRICES! Please Note inFollowing Comparative List the Savings onFinest Rugs Over Recent Prices at Alexander Smith Auction Sales Alexander Smith | Alexander Smith Alexander Smith | Al wer Smith 9x12__8,3x10.6 |ALLSMALLRUGS| “7.6x9 6x3. Reg. Val. $45.00 | Reg. Val. $38.00 LL ane Reg. Val. $27.25 | Reg. Val. $19.75 Auction | Auction Price $15.80 haar i Auction Price $12.35 | Auction Price $9.85 Our Price Our Price New Regaced trem $18.50 Bown te Our Price Our Price 43: 5 ff: 50 sg | a Together With Entire Remaining Stocks of Rugs from STEPHEN SANFORD & SONS W.& J. SLOANE ART LOOM RUG CO. Offered In This Sensational Sale at 207BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES DON'T MISS THESE AMAZING BARGAINS! COME AND GET THEM! 3) DEVISEH. BROS. 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