The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1922, Page 21

= FOR WEDNESDAY’S SELLING = - ABRAHAM-STRAUS« * Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 _ BROOKLYN Telephone-Main 6100 One Door From STV AVENUE al eet PEI Bore nor Mr. Danise is more than com- | IN THE REALM OF MUSIC Pree eon a es] aWeetolie does it well, but we like the way M hank Didur builds up this character. ant onaha> ns a 4|an unexpected dash of color and sen-| murder scene had the damper peda’ No Lack of Music, Opera and) tiene, on It_and Mr. Mardones, with the strangled Fiora on his shoulder, had ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1922, — 1 \ Concerts for the LOPS ; A concert in Carnegie Hall in the| scarcely got started on his ghastly Holidays, evening, called a Brahms Memorial| Journey across the stage before te \ Concert, served to introduce Willem| curtain fell. Mr. Moranzont con- Van Hoogstraten as an orchestral] ducted. Weluctantly he appeared be- ti. tle, ZZ, By Frank H. Warren. conductor’ Mr. Van Hoogstraten 's|fore the curtain to share the ap- Huge Surplus Stock Must Be Sacrificed 40 to 60% Less than former values Faetory Clearance Sale LINOLEUMS AND CARPETS $20 Heavy Seamless Brussels 56: 50 _| the husband of Elly Ney, the pianist, |Plause and Miss Borl's floral deluge. She blasts of music released yes-| ang is a familiar figure on European | berday for New Year celeprants blew | concert platforms. Last évening, with ® both hot and cold, or good and fair.| the Philarmonic Orchestra to play on, Jascha Heifetz's second violin recital|the visiting conductor chose the ur i { jm Carnegie Hall took first honors for| Brahms variations as the medium vA Z vi Zi vi yA artistic consistency. While he again|{ion. Te may, be said that Mr Van das Lasoo colic] ie yi U/ yi yi vi failed to show his one-time strict ad-| Hoogstraton {s a god conductor. He! herence to flawless playing, only the|has a firm grip on these ations, made them all interesting and distine- carper would attack his work yester-| tive nding many little details with- day. It would be difficult to fancy | out ‘ever blurring the general outline. lovelier interpretation than the vio-| Mme, Ney, as plaho soloist, playea Mnist gave to the slow movement of|both the Brahms concertos with the ldmark'’s concerto that opened the |fianest™® A solid course for an eve- Programme, The remainder of the seas | | Programme suited both the accosion| The day at the Metropolitan was far and the holiday audience, being a col-|from being merry and bright, musi- lecti ort pleses. by W | cally considered, with “Parsifal" in | poten Of short pieves by Wagner | the afternoon and “The Love of the| 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere , ccherini, Dvorak, Riess, Chopin| ghree Kings” in the er ee et, } ay Sa So ee 6 Brians ; Hot water o"__- = Sure Relief BELL-ANS ‘Tieee are exceptionally heavy rus hard wear: variety of fine B GxBy Gffored at remarkable re $60 Best Royal Axminster $99." } ALT WOOL, HE, FE exceptional bargain, “at , ue 9x12 Wilton Velvets and Sarasate. , ting the length of t ntermissions | d one of the Zi N \ AY N N NU N N N N iM NY N N N NN N iN \' hy AY the management prod George Smith, pianist, a newcomer | shortest Parsifals on record, Changes are heavy grade seamlens | to the local concert stage, was heard | from the former cast were Mine. Bus- fC Amported Oriental and Pi fonal value at $10 oxi? Royal Wilton Spell 845; <0 Pro-War T leavy Velvet Carpei 7 . on 79S. 27 inches i for hi aiection of pater in Town Ha He got off to a poor|ton as Kundry, Robert Blass as Gur- ) start in Chopin's Fantaisie in F]nemanz, and William tafeon as Al HER S | minor, apparently becoming lost in| Titurel.’ Sembach was Parsifal and 4 y/ vA the form of the composition. In Cho-| Whitehill Amfortas. ‘The first add AW Tot Tanne Oren Winkeeee i Fi ‘i 7 u vi yi 1) Hi Wi pin's B flat minor sonata, too, his|third acts went well, but the horren- technique was not always adequate |dous garden scene demands closed to the mu: the swifter demands, especial'y in | eyes. But in shorter] ‘Montemezzi's forrid pages, given for #8 an order, compositions scsetessadll sete Be quite at home.|the first time this season, found high LAST A LIFETiME He is a bit In dual and seems to] favor with the night's audience. PRANK METAL, WeaTitet su { have a musical nature. He showed al Miss Bari, the exquisite, looking 1 East 8b Ste New vores CO 4 good conception of the content and \ EXTRA KDE RY , ARGAI Nairn’s | Extra tteavy Inlaid Linoleum 79s, the patrician maid, was’ properly form of such’ pieces as Cyril Scott's|torn with emotion, standing between F Bout Song, Glazounw’s| love and auty, but all in miniature, schetizky's Arabesque and |/She does not follow the full sweep yals of the passionate second act music, | a Hxceptionaily A patterns 9 size lengths; Chopin’ minor an interp.etation that many prefer. | nideat factory in| D minor Preludes, s Mr, Danis, as Manfredo, ae f us. renga | i Best Felt Wace Floor Cc the audienc dwelt upon the !njured husband's Extraordinary bShaad | : Mr. Smith's ‘one is not always musi-| tenderer side. Mr. Martinelli, once Reductions ‘ nas ty Sa. cal and frequently, in the upper end|he got worked up to it vocally, was co oils, 2) yards cd. of the keyboard, it sounded drab in|the ardent lover, but his gestures 5 Playing Piano, how-|and acting had little flavor of the It Malt Orders Promptly Filled. Pre Unen Saturday Until Ge Pe i mealaweatcateut thar. Neither ‘he Omen weteester ond saturday Ais ' 4 } | =i Ses An Incomparable Sale of | "eo | Women’s New Fur-Collared Coats In a Complete Range of Sizes 7. | | 5 i 49.50 27.90 | i Oats “ | $49. $57. | eet | $79.50 | sf 89.50 | Tho Kind You Wave Always Bought has borne the signe S $ 8 4 Fool supecsiaion tei@ven ao yearn caleoecons: | || SALE OF RARE ADVANTAGES tional val 1 Bt i | fo deceive you, in Oe Counts ae aaa essed Gri) and | 4 q { = 1 Be: eX Cep onal values | | 6 Wass: ” 3 ale, | — aan , ‘ health of Clase“ spesnce sais Peeimene a selection of many styles—beautiful linings—rich furs— | Never attempt to relieve your baby witha and excellent workmanship!!! | ( remedy that ie, would swe) for yourself, The four pictures represent just about a quarter of the | a What i s CAS RIA _ |] number of models, but all of these Sale Coats are the type worn | b ont ef, nat is CASTO ORI... || and wanted by women who dress well and seek smart fashions. | +» . 4! ‘oric, s 5 e eithe 1 { morethan thirty veareichas heen in conmane use tortng || MATERIALS —Murmonna, Wondora, Mantilla, Alonzo and Normandy | cloths. FURS—Taupe Wolf, Opossum, Beaver, Fox and Nutria. COLORS—Black, Sorrento blue, brown, navy blue or marmot. A GROUP OF WOMEN’S “BURBERRY” COATS FROM LONDON. THAT ARE EXCLUSIVE WITH A. & S. IN BROOKLYN. REDUCED TO $69.50. relief of Constipation, Flatuleney, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Veverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the as= P ‘ 3 imilation of Food; giving healt! 1 natural sleep. Thats Tessin ! A ated | | The ‘Children’s Gaintort The Mother's Erie a Been ew the Signatu: A New Year lies ahead with its opportunities for doing Bears the Signature of things better than ever before. Hours and hoursof timecan be saved, for instance, in preparing the breakfasts of 1922. ag ey raive Sled Armes eOats yon koow the esyantages ‘2 ‘2 ‘e | relying on them for quick, nourishing breakfasts. They | cook thoroughly in 10 to 15 minutes. Put them on the stove 4 In Use For Over 30 Years | with the coffee, and they’re both done at the same time. A | ; RET LE TIF ET LE IE LIS RD And what is the result? Oats of a wonderfully ~- . = satisfying flavor that appeal to sharpened appetites morning efter morning. seen a neon _. “Danderine” | Chicago ot a | Mahers of Armour’s Guaranteed Cereale— | Oats, Corn Flakes, Pance ke Fleur, ~ Stops Hair Coming Out, also Thickens and Beautifies It Macarent, Spaghetti, Noodles b A, & &—Becond floor, Central, Wednesday—Our Semi-Annual Sale of Linoleum Remnants Including Felt-base Floor Cloth AT PRACTICALLY HALF-PRICE WICE a year we hold this great clearance sale of lindleum and felt-base floor cloth remnants. The entire accurnulation of six months’ selling is assembled, marked and priced at about half regular prices, with the result that this event is | anxiously awaited by hundreds. The pieces range from 2 square yards to 12 square yards each. In many instances designs ni — — | can be matched in several pieces, thereby securing a sufficient quantity to cover kitchensand < good-sized rooms with the same design and at half price. ¥ Alkall Fou the Hai 5 The Eatignt 7. druff | | Owing to the low prices and limited quantities s ad For the Hair HOARSE WHEEZES. | o End Dandru | no goods will be exchanged or credited! 2 Soap should be used very carefully, if Th 8 ay that never | . pf you want to keep your hair looking its| PR, BELL'S Pine-Tar-Honey has| tails to remove dandeuk completely | Finest Grade Inlaid Linoleums ¥ est ‘ost soaps and prepared sham- yi ieved t 2 ft o dis: 4 | i poet sontaln too mich abalt This doles cold’ and. couBh pUEring. wer Neuen Yo ao this jus ger abet Pieces waders square yards Pieces aver ¢ square yards pn the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and} women and children. Severe colds 0 orl f o es of plain, ordinary liquid > ,_ The best thing for steady use is Muls use enough to moisten the scalp and| ; - nai | = fied cocoanut oil shampoo (which is pure rub it in kently with the finger tips. | Originally $1.85 to $2.75 | Originally $1.85 to $2.76 * ' gad Leicprsaat snd) is petere than any- irritation sas, indians By moming most if not all of your} é 4 . A > = Db nge cise YOu can breathing made less difficu dandruff will be gone, 1 th ¢ hice ie soe ah ee lou can give the children ‘Dr. rar more applications will comple Medium-Grade Inlaid Linoleums * | cleanse the hair and. sc Pine-Tar-Honey, too, Get a bottle | dissoly 1 entirely destroy ever Mace: ale FREE Is \ Necee Over. J ater ang rub sa ¢ how much dandruff you may have. cation you ¢. 2 > Hi ance of rich, erenmy lather, ih ae Se ee er nel neon ton yee 68e Sq. Yd. 78e Sq. Yd. bad ' out easily, removing 0 a of the sea vi » in- a Ae, 21°35 $1.5 7 5 | fiust, dirty dandruff and excessive oi. Aa ee Oar halt willbe fame,| more color and abundance. Hi j Originally $1.35 to $1.50 Originally $1.35 to $1.50 | The hair dries quickly Aad eve ; en8 it lustrous, glossy, ailky and soft, and — — = | 3.2 . 4 Heavos. ine feain enft bad/ he bait line Tob and feel a hundred times ‘helten Printed Cork Linoleums strous, ( Yo t liquid arvon at any . : easy to manages | a B laraautere’ Gc teineenentive: and taue ft 1 | § Pieces under 5 square yards Pieces over 5 square yards Ai ed: cocpR AUS Ob ounces is all you will need. This simple 2 . Yd . sere’ AY Pak anaes Sill sumaly =| remedy has never been known to fail 44e¢ Sq- A 54e Sq. Yd. every member of the family for months, | ———~———C OR SALE __ | —Adv a. Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsi- DIAMONDS casn on) = =| Indigestion Gases Acidity | Originally 89¢ and 98¢ Originally 89¢ and 98c ied. ; FOR SALE. eee . ft ULSIFIED 238 easy | ————— Sourness Flatulence Palpitation Voluhase Floor Cloth $2 WEEKLY . | ‘ ; ; ; ao ie : Pe ye > COCoANUT OL SHAMPOG JOS. ROSE & SON Chen ee || ‘ Diamonds | Let.‘‘Pape’s Diapepsin’’ correct your digestion by neutralizing Pieces under square yard Pieces og 5 square yards eh Tee hes 1 WATCHES |) the harmful acids in the stomach and intestines, then you can eat | 19¢ Sq. Yd. 29e\ Sq. Yd. ( FOR SALE. a] Men’s Clothing on Credit ON LIBERAL | favorite foods without fear. Prompt stomach relief awaits you. | D ; { ee eee | 56 n \ $1 DOWN—$1 WEEKLY ¥? f° || Originally 59¢ to Tic | Originally 59¢ to T4e + TAKE A FULL 5 2.00. cacinieimeoe Spr ESS BUY NOW 728228 SUITS, OVERCOA:», ETC, ; | CREDIT | = So et ; IAMONDS MARTIN "SCO. Tailors, f | 150 Small Mat Size Pieces of | 100 Rempyants of Matting WATCHES ow Aetna | Ee" Linoleum | *Crex’’ Grass Kunners and Velvet JEWELRY, Up: - DIAPEPSIN 15. to 25c Each | Carpets, }5 Price | “d Best VALUES Ch | is i ile thi slingludas over 700. re ~ naithi i ~ Sal While this sale includes over 700 remnants, we cannot guarantee this quantity to last the ane NRE yO Strict: | AMERICAN wari CO. FOR OUT-OF-ORDER STOMACHS entire day. In previous sales the entire quantity has been sold out early in the day. ‘ | Gontieaatiel Yo Red tape yore att ===|| 6 Maiden Lane, hi Pm NOTE—Please bring measurements with you, as we cannot hold i} YA L BiSMone SUNDAY WORLD WANTS prroing ct pen remnants, NO ) TELEPHONE ORDERS TAKEN. Lane ~ Tel John WORK MONDAY WONDERS TROND FANDGAEIUE AR” | —