The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 17

ET TE eT THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1921, De -— ee (_ IN THE REALM OF MUSIC } Lucrezia Bori, Soprano, Makes | \ X } E carry in . ‘ A Season's Debut m Thé Metropolitan's sick list, the a Opera. tenor ward particularly, is on the) | stock all stand- ard merchan- | mend, Martinelli was out yesterday; | Gigh eings to-night, Chainilee | proved his worth last evening. It 1s) dise. You can rumored that the quick recoveries are ‘a due to the fine constitution of Pertile always get just the tenor of all work, who can step Into anybody's shoes, "so long as Mr hh dahon Gatt!-Casazza has Pertile he js wil- at any of our ling h e staff should be stricken, — —— stores, Ourlow- er prices save you money without sacri- ficing quality. | DANIEL REEVES Over 250 Stores ta Mew York end Vicinity and maintains ex: mony between sing working and orches bee. By Frank H. Warren, For some the opera season does not actually start until the petite soprano Lucrezia Bori steps onto the stage as Mim) in “La Bohemé." This was ac- complished last evening before a large and enthustastic gatheing. Miss Bori ‘was in fine voca, condition for her season's first appearance, and pro- eeoded with her familiar interpreta- tion of the flower girl's pathetic story. She had excellent assistance from Mario Chamlee, the young American tenor, who was singing Rodolfo for the first time here. His opening aria ‘was well delivered, in a clear, fresh} voice, and he and Miss Bort, because of their youth and personality, lent ‘added charm to these popular roles. Another interesting artist was Yvonne DrArie in the part of Musetta, Miss DArle is a local giri, a not too plump land pleasing person, who puts plenty of ginger into her acting. She leads all present Musettas in vivacity and archness. Others in the cast were Messrs, Didur, Ananian, Audisio, Scotti, Rothier, Malatesta and Res- chiglian, Papi conducted. JOHN F, MEYER & Soxs CELEBRATED ALBATROSS FANCY CAKE & BISCUIT FLOUR Makes Real Southern Biscuits Austin, Nichols & ©. INCORPORATED WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTERS New York pg nomi orating drink these snappy fall days we recommend . HY-TEST Bouillon Cubes 10 and 25¢ pkgs. Phe Oratorio Society gave its an- nual holiday performance of "The Meseiah” at Carnegie Hall last eve- ning, The sccists were Olive Mar- shall, soprano; Merle Alcock, one tralto; Lambert Murphy, tenor, and Yrederick Patton, with the ‘New York Symphony Soclety provid- ing the accompaniment. Birected by Albert Stoessel, the so- elety’s new conductor, the Oratorio e@ingers seemed to be imbued with fresh vocal enthusiasm that resulted ; jn @ generally smooth and impressive, rendition of Handel's classic. Mr.| enorgetic beat PRINCETON PLAYE! HERE IN “ESPANOLA” @riangle Clu Har Made Hit im Middle West. “Pepanola.”” the Triangle Club show pput on by the Princeton University play- rs, will open this evening in the grand ballroom of the Hotel Astor. It has heen on tour during the Christmas va- cation, remaining over Christmas in Chicago, and playing Detroit, Cleveland, Syracuse and other places since. Ask Your Grocer Stoessel has a fine, There's a virtue in these famous natura! salts and waters that science hus never been abie to imi- “ physician will tell ou there is no more eneficial eliminative to establish natural action to remedy Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles, Rheumatism, ete. Be sure to ask for ‘genuine im- ville, sald: “It {s'by far the best am: tcur show I have ever seen. It ran with the best professional shows. There ere no dull moments from start to finisr and jt has the best amateur orchestra ever.” There will be a matinee to-morrow @fternoon and a performance to-morrow Smooth and Clear a year ago as the result a dis- agie ment with his parents and was seeking reconciliation. WORLD WANTS WORK W Thank You 'HE closing of the old year and the coming of the new affords an opportune time to thank the people of New York for the coopera- tion they have given to the workers in the telephone organization during 1921. As New York knows. we are doing our utmost to complete the largest and most diffi- cult task we have ever faced and we can say with pride that we have made headway. The quality of the city’s telephone service has been raised to a standard even higher than it was before the war. Our construction program has been pushed along as fasts apparatus and materials could be secured and installed. New records were made in 1921. The accomplishment of these results has been greatly aided by the knowledge that the people of the Metropolis appreciate how great and how complex our task is and have given us generous encouragement as we have gone ahead with our work. And so in extending to the people of New York our good wishes for the holiday season, we express not only our appreciation of the cooperation of the past, but ask for your continued support, which will be an aid and an inspiration to us throughout the New Year. New York Telephone Company Baby Wants Cuticura It Keeps His Skin Soft Baby's tender skin requires mild, sooth- ing properties such as are found in the night. Both evening shows will be fol- Ad Carlsvad — you'll Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum. lowed by dances, : Ret be disappointed with ‘The Soap is s0 eweet, pure and cleansing a the results. and the Ointment so soothing and healin: SEEKS DEATH AT CLOSED DOOR. For sule at all dealers. especially when baby's skin is irritated BUFFALO, Dev. 29.—Leo Renskl, Ph eee Cuticura Talcum is also ideal for baby. thirty-one years old, shot himself at Samay Rach Pres by Mall. Adres: “OaticuraLab- 1s father's door yesterday when he was Carisbad Producte Ce, srateries Oepesi@ Malden 8, haas old every- refused admission. His condition {s Agents, pa eter laeg eritical. lKenski left home more than 90 West Street, New York soptilicacined abasit Seats Use the A. &S. Crossway | Men’s Black Calfskin Shoes | $5.95 Pair Reduced from $8.95 Made over a smart tapering toe last of fine gun-metal calfskin, with welted and stilched leether soles and rubber heels. Size tange slightly broken. A. & 8.—Second floor, Host Street Boys’ Wool Overcoats, $6.48 Reduced from $10.75 Made of all-wool cloths in belted warmly lined with wool. Quantity 1 Sizes 8 to 6 years Ae S 4 floor, Went. “Cirola” Portable Phonographs $19.50 Reduced from $35.00 Guaranteed to give excellent service, neat, compact and splendidly toned. ‘The ideal machine for a camping trip or asa handy machine to be moved from room to room in the house. A. & S.—Fourtn floor, West. $2.75 Pair Just 350 pairs and they sold regularly for $3.75 pair. Complete with centerpiece valance, all headed and ready to hang. floral borders. length when finished. In dainty all-over floral patterns with pretty Tn natural cream color and 2 1-6 yards in A. & S—Thint floor, Central, | Imported Madras Curtains Inlaid Linoleum $1.09 Square Yard Reduced from $1.40 Square Yard Perfect goods, shown and cut from our full stock of full rolls. In tile effects in blue, tan, grey, ecru, red and green. A & 8.—Third Moor, East. 135 Misses’ Dresses, $6.50 100 of them are of knitted Lain-de-Guerre cloth in the one-piece model with white flannel collar and cutfs; pockets piped with flannel. In henna, navy, black and some Also 85. one-piece Jersey dresses with long sleeves, white collars and cv. ts In brown and taupe. Sizes 14. 16 and 18 years. brawns. A. & S.—Scoond Mt, Central $17.95 in attractive mix- tures. ‘Th d, highly « rtable and made with convertible collars, 48-inch length - Sizes 34 to 46. A. & S—Seennd floor, Central Women’s Utility Cod A spec 50 co: p of Solid Mahogany Floor Lamps $29.45 Artist vy square base and fluted column, aplete with two pull chnin sockets un k shade, in rich designs and color com! . trimmed with self or gold braid and a heavy $i mateh. Tax no. inchided in price Genuine Cowhide Leather Traveling Bags, $5.65 An extra special value at this extremely low price. Made of ide leather over a strong durable frame with id sewed on corners, three pockets, j and lined th with leather. Cobra grain finish in | black only ize 4 & M—Taird Moor, Central Silkoline Covered Comfortables, th e will have this win- ize, cotton 9x12-ft. Worsted Tapestry Brus- sels Rugs, 316.95 Perfect in every way, made ental and Persian effects in | «Ltiea i Mills” Sheets. $1.44 Each For Friday’s Sli —————— RAHAM~STRAUS«. Telephone BROOKLYN 50 Personal Cards, 98c Reduced from $1.50 ‘These are printed from your own plate on an excellent card. 100 cards at $1.24, reduced from $2.00. New Copper Name Plates, engraved in script style, at $1.17. A. & 8 —Atrest Moor, Ras. Vacuum Bottles, 59c Each Very Special Pint size, finished in black enamel, with aluminum cup top. Splendid for school use. A. & S.—Street Moor, Central Clearance of Five Hundred Women’s Trimmed Hats, $2.00 Every hat is drastically reduced for this great “march- out” sale of hats, selected from our own stocks and offered at this wonderfully lowered price for a quick clear-away There are velvets, panne and plain; Duvetyns, Hatter's Plush, ete., in the smartest of this winter's styles—reduced to make way for their successors—Palm Beach and early Spring hats But to the woman who wears her winter chapeaux for the next two or three months THIS IS A RARE OPPORTUNITY! A. & 6.—-Mersanine, Bast. Books from Broken Sets, 79¢ Each A limited number of these broken sets, but included in them are books by some of the best authors—D'ckens, Balzae, Smollett, Aldrich, Shakespeare, and ine’ uding most of the popular titles A. & B—Merzanine, Bast, Worien’s Smart Dresses, $9.95 Wool and silk models, including sleeveless styles. Re- dueed from regular stocks: also special purchases to com- plete the size range. In tr.cotine, velour, Poiret twill and Jersey Cloth, Embroidered, beaded and braided models, Mostly dark colors: navy, black, brown, tan and henna. in sizes 34 to 44. A. & S—Second Noor, Central 300 Women’s Sweaters, $4.85 ‘T's model can be worn Tuxedo or button-over style. A spre al purchase and reductions from stock constitute this spre al offering: In blac, navy, urquoise, Mrs. Harding blue and brown. buff, he: izes 36 to 46. ; & 8.—Second floor, Central. Misses’ Fur-Coliared Coats, $39.50 Some of the season's smartest models in Normandy cloth Velours and Cordona with large fur collars of Opos- sum“Nut Wolf and Mole. All coats are silk-lined and wartly interlined. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. A, & #.—Second floor, Central. Misses’ Y, inter Suits, $19.95 Reduced from $37 50 A good selection of desirable models fashioned from Duvet de Laine, Some have se collars; others with fur collars of Nutria, Opossum and Mole. Sizes 14 to 18 years. A, & 8 —Second Moor, Central, Women’s Fine Cotton Undervests 2 for 25¢ Cotton vests. like these will be i eco ical worker as being at an e Extra and regular sizes in the fi a antly recognized by ptionally low price. ptton bodice model, .—tiecond Moor, Past. Outng Flannel Billie Burkes, $1.84 Reduced from $2.48 In assorted stripes with braid and ribbon trimining and in round or V neck models Men’s Genuine Leather Belts With Sterling Silver Buckles, 95¢ The helt is of genuine cowhide leather and the buckle is ling silver with silver-plated bar and rollers. In ne-Lurned designs floor, Central, | Men’s and Young Men’s Caps 98e and $1.95 | Formerly $1.95 and $2.95 In the popu ar aviator style. Made of brushed wool, Scotland, or of Jersey knit cloth, Idea motoring ‘ 2 5.—Street tloor, Hoyt streat | Women’s Fine Stockings, 59e Pair f fashioned imp eof fine rted. stockings. Main 6100 White Corduroy, 79¢ Yard Reduced from 94¢ About 1,000 yards of heavy S2-inch ebith wide wale corduroy, suitable for separate skirts, sats suite and other apparel A. & 5 —wmrcet floor, West, Ribbon Remnants, 5c to 135e Yard Short lengths of satins, taffetas, picot-edged, tu-tone and hair ribbons from our regular stocks: | to 5 inches wide. A. & &—Mreat floor, Rast. 54-Inch Prunella Skirtings $3.98 Yard Formerly $5.25 to $5.65 Yard _ In over a score of different and distinct color combina- tions to choose from. All- wool and 54 inches wide. ‘A. & B.—Btreet Moor, Central. 100 Men’s and Young Men’s Overcoats, $37.50 In raglan and ulster models, made of all-wool fabrics in 8 good range of the most wanted colorings and with belted back. ‘Regular sizes, $5 to 42 A. & B.—Stroot Moor Hoyt ptreat. White Checked aad Plaid Voiles 24¢ Yard Dainty dresses and waists can be easily fashioned (rom this fine yard-wide check and plaid voile. A truly eon- derful bargain. A. & B.—Btreet floor, Weet. A Sale of. Ready-to-Wear and Untrimmed Hats,:98e¢ Thousands of them in hundreds of atyles—the end of the seavon'for us and the beginning of the makers’ new season on warm-season models—thus we purchased these desir- uble models at a remarkable concession. Fine Hatter's Plush, Lyons velvets, duvetyn, felts and panne velvets — in every good shape and style of this season. A, & 8—Street floor, Bast. Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas, $1.55 Made of fast-dyed eotton on 8-rib Paragon frame. ‘The styles for women have ebonoid handles with cord loops oF rings; the men’s have Prince of Wales handles A & 5.—Siceet Moor, Central Embroidered Corset Covers, 87e Reduced from $1.25 Semi-made with beading for ribbon and finished with scalloped edge In pretty floral designs A & &—Sirest feor, Cenwal 27-lnch Dress Ginghams, 15e Yi Specially-priced to make this an important event cellent gingham in chee ss, stripes d small i Iracghed sheorteneat ol Golork Rates patna Ler, Galvanized Steel- Ash Cans, $1.79 strong: hoop et top and bottom, 6 strong wrought iron bam securely fiveted to top and bottom band and with the bot» tom protected with a doubleeross bar. Size 15x24 in 4. & 5. —@ubwey foo, « 32-Pe. American Porcelain : ~Luneheon Sets, $3.50 _ Reduced from $4.98 Neat sets made from fine durable American porcelain and decorated in an attractive floral design : A & & Subway foot, Central. ickel Alarm Clocks, $1.49 Reduced from $1.94 Goo clocks made from serviceable nickel, highly pol- ished and fitted with a one-day guaranteed movement and lever attachment. A. & S.-tubway Noor, Central. 5-Pe. Sanitary Glass Mixing Bowl Sets, 69¢ Reduced from 89¢ Strong sets that will give you unlimited service. In the usefnl sizes—5, 6, 7, 8 and 9-inch & & Subway floor, Orotrel, 15-Pe. +Glassbak”’ Sets, $2.98 Reduced from $4.98 useful sets consisting of covered camérole late, 6 ramekins and 6 custards. A. & S—Subway Moor, Centeah, Fiseeedia bread Charges Made Thursday, Friday and Saturday Will Appear on Feb. Statements |Store-Wide Sales Extraordinary The Prices Are the Lowest of the Month—and for Friday ONLY! | 4 Owing to the Limited Quantities No Mail or Telephone Orders; No C. O. D.’s. 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