The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 27

PATIL PATE CIES e THE EVENING WORLD, IN THE REALM OF MUSIC , “ . -) 1?) at the Hippod: t Sunday night Mozart's “Cosi Fan Tutte”) ‘\na"'etrennial “contralto,” me. Delights a | Wednesday | Schumann-Heink. She has arranged ! Opera Audience. THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1922, HEARN — | FOURTEENTH STREET Founded 1827 WEST OF FIFTH AVE FRIDAY, AS USUAL. BARGAIN DAY Gift Shop Is receiving imported novelties every day from all over the world. You could not find a better place to choose unusual Easter remembrances and wedding gifts, for prices are quite le. Music Department Phonographs, Records and Sheet Music offer attractive suggestions for Easter Gifts to your musical friends. one of her old-time programmes. One of Geraldine Farrar's two fi- nal porsormances at the Metropolitan will be made in ‘‘Carmen"’ next Mon- day afternoon in a benefit for the New York City Visiting Committee of the State Charities Aid Association, The same evening the Beethoven Association will give the sixth and last concert of its series, the follow- ing artists taking part. George Ham- lin, Michel Plastro, Ernest Hutcheson, Franz Kneisel, Louis Svecenski, Em- meran Stober, L. lb. Manoly and H. old Bauer. By Frank H. Warren. Mozart's “Cosi fan Tutte,” or “So do they all,” one of the belated de- Nights of the opera season, was sung again at the Metropolitan last eve- ning. The same cast that so success- folly interpreted this work at is first American performance a week or so ago was in action last evening. It comprised Mmes, Easton, Peralta and Bori, and Messrs. De Luca, Meader and Didur. The audience seemed captivated by the clever interpreta- tions of the artists who have such an unlooked for grasp of Mozart's style; by Mr. Urban's novel acenic produc- tion; by Mr. Bodanzky’s conducting, and Mr. Thewman's stage directing. Perhaps nobody else has yet directed attention to Paul Bisler’s playing of the clayicembalo, and there may have been here and there in the audience an unfortunate who did not know the nature of a clavicembalo, The Mendelssohn and University Glee Clubs, for the first time in their histories, will give a joint concert next Tuesday evening at the Metro- politan Opera House. The proceeds will be devoted to the Vassar College Salary Endowment Fund. Rosa Pon- Belle, of the opera forces, will be the chief soloist. ‘Another glee club, one that has not only a home-made but also a Euro- pean reputation, viz, Harvard, will give its annual concert in Carnegie Hall next Monday night. Works of such non-collegiate composers as Palestrina. Totti and Bach will fea- ture the programme ‘The present 6 past generations ‘will be interested in the appearance EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE. Bishop Shipman Will Officiate at Central Park Mall. Bishop Shipman will officiate at a eunrise service Easter morning on the Central Park Mall, arranged by the New York Federation of Churches, which has been holding Lenten meet- ings at the Palace and Riverside Thea- tres and the Orpheum Theatre in Brooklyn, The service will begin at 7 o'clock ‘and will last one hour. Dr. Henry Van Dyke will recite “God of the Open Air." Mme. Homer will sing. The Gloria Trumpeters will assist in the musical programme. Boy Scouts will act as patrols and there will be other interesting features. Singing will be le@ by I. H. Meredith. John McNeill, the Scotch preacher, pastor of the Fort ‘Washington Presbyterian Church, will make an address. rtant of man’s Kode. Cheese, the solids of milk, and Add | vue they cost the repair. man more, the price of O’Sullivan’s Safety Cushion Heels to you is Gene ay ea tere ele ptice of ordinary heels. Therepairman has two reasons for accepting this smaller fits jie! be- cause O’Sullivan’salways make satisfied customers tomers builds bigger for O’Sullivan’s when you leave your shoes — see that they areattached. “« cravest to chew.” —The Wise Man of the Bats iS folly to destroy thy pencil with gnawing, for at thy desk thou canst have dates whenever thou Last Friday Before Easter PRICE OPPORTUNITIES FEATURED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE STORE Glove Silk Underwear Boys’ and Young Men’s Clothes Last Friday Before Easter Boys’ Suits—All-wool tweeds, cassi- meres and cheviots—medium, light and dark checks, plaids, overplaids, stripes and heather mixtures—in- verted and box plait models—ma- jority have two pairs of trousers— sizes 8 to 17 years— were $12.50 .....iscceseess 8.75 Boys’ Knickerbocker Trousers—all wool cheviots, tweeds and cassi- meres, in grey, brown, tan and heather mixtures and stripes—full lined—also corduroy trousers in straight and knicker styles—5 to 17 years—were $1.95........ 1. Boys’ Trousers—medium grey and brown mixtures, and corduroy trousers in straight or knicker style—6b to 16 years— were $1.50 sees 95 Young Men’s Suits—large assort- ment new sport and conservative models in serge, tweeds, cassi- meres and cheviots—grey and brown heather mixtures, stripes and checks— were $27.50 to $82.80..... 24.50 DEP’T—THIRD FLOOR. Junior Boys’ Suits Last Friday Before Easter Junior Boys’ Suits — middy and Balkan styles, of black and white pin check worsteds, with braided sailor collar and cuffs—double yoke front and back—barred pock- ets—handomely embroidered patch emblems on sleeves—silk tie and lanyard finish—2% to 10 years. Special 10.75 Junior Boys’ Middy Suits—new belt- ed models—brown and white and black and white velour checks; also homespuns and .serges—braided brown and Cadet sailor collar and cuffs—embroidered silk ties— 8 to 8 years—were $9.75....8.50 Junior Boys’ Balkan and Middy Suits of Miami suiting in tan and brown heather fancies—sailor col- lars have brown silk braiding—one piece silk tie—2¥% to 10 yrs..7,50 eas Boys’ Furnishings Last Friday Before Easter Boys’ Blouses—white and fancy stripes and figures—collars at- tached—also Eton collars— 4 to 15 years—were .95.... 65 Children’s Rompers—Pegay cloth, new colors and patterns— sizes 2 to 6 years....Special .77 Babies’ and Little Tots’ Clothes Last Friday Berore Easter pies’ Yoke or Bishop Dresses— Ae ar Sembroidery trmming— sizes to 3 years—were $1.24.. 68 ittle Tots’ Gingham and Cham- brass Dretsee—tmpire and belted models—sizes to 6 years—~ were $1 Sweaters and Scarfs Last Friday Before Easter Fibre Silk Collegian Scarfs—sport weave—brilliant colored stripes—were $6.48. . 5.24 Wool Sweaters—Tuxedo models in fancy weaves—jade, buff, Copen, rust, navy, brown and black— were $6.68 ........005 +0354 Fibre Silk Sweaters—Tuxedo styles —fancy block weave—rust, jade, orchid, Harding blue, brown, nav’ and black—were $5.24...... 3.94 Pure Silk Sweaters—tuxedo style— plum, tan, white, navy and black—were $9.48. ....0406+7.94 Girls’ Clothes Last Friday Before Easter Girls’ Worsted Sweaters—Tuxedo styles in solid with combination shades of brown, Pekin, buff and jockey—8, to 14 years— WEL EEE ec cece +441 Girls’ Kiltie Skirts of mercerized poplinette—full plaited—blue and rose—8 to 14 years. .Special 1.81 Girls’ Silk Scarfs—collegian stripes in the rich shades—silk fringe— were $2.94 .,. +. - 241 Negligees Petticoats and Aprons Last Friday Before Easter Boxloam Crepe Negligees—slip- over and breakfast coat models, trimming of self-rosettes or satin ribbon—rose, Copen and wistaria WEE, GA.B7. are secrereceens 3.85 Imported French Flannel Kimonos —hand decorated—exquisite com- SO oring—albatross mod- els in this “group also— were $7.94 ,. were $9.74 . were $13.50 . .10.50 Crepe Kimonos—new flowered ef- fects in charming colors—trim- ming of satin ribbons—rose, sap- phire, pink, light blue and lavender—were $1.94 ......1.66 Petticoats of Taffeta, Messaline, Tub Silk and Crepe de Chine—tub silk models are black, navy, rube- lite, rose, pearl gray and shadow- proof white—messalines and taf- fetas come in light and dark changeable shades—crepe de chine models are flesh and white, dain- tily trimmed with Val. and filet lace—value $2.74 to $4.94..2.39 Bungalow Aprons — new combina tion of crepe and chambray—long waist model with applique trimming—were $1.97 ..... 1.64 Women’s Extra Size Accessories Last Friday Before Easter Women’s Extra Size Philippine Nightdresses—entirely hand made Canton Crepe Wraps for Misses and Small Women Wraps for Easter and all Summer have caracul col- lars. Linings are jade, orchid, blue and gray crepe de chine. Fringed or draped models at this price also. 27.75 Usually $35.00 Women’s and Misses’ HATS 3.95 Were $4.94 to $6.50 Cherming hats in hair, barnyard, hand made and other straws in black, rown, navy the high shades, trimmed with the new taffeta quillings, ribbon rosettes, field flowers, nov- elty ornaments and other trimmings, all youthful and pretty. Women’s and Misses’ SKIRTS Special 4,50 Striped prunella cloth skirts in plaited styles and tweed Untrimmed Hats and Trimmings Last Friday Before Easter SPECIAL PURCHASE Untrimmed Birds’-Nest Hat values $1.86 to $2.25.. Hair Hats—fine dress _ black only ....... Special 1.50 Half Wreaths of Flowers— were .85 65 Three-Quarter Wreaths of Flowers —were $1.65 ...sseeeeeeeee 1.45 Friday Before Easter Special Purchase of Junior Misses’ Gingham and Chambray Dresses Many attractive styles—sines 12 to 17 years—value $3.75....2.37 Summer Furs Last Friday Before Easter Squirrel Scarfa— were $19.75 ...ceeesseeeees Fitch Scarfs—two skii were $26.50 oe Fox Scarfs—fine yuality— were $21.50 +-15.50 ,’ si Men’s Furnishings Last Friday Before Easter Men's Silk Shirte—large assortment of fine silks—heavy broadcloth— fine satin stripe jersey in white and colors—genuine Eagle crepe, ete.—were $6.95 and $7.50. .4.95 Genuine Eagle Crepe Polka Dot Neckwear—made in shape to in- sure wear—black, navy and brown with white dots— were .85 .... «++ 69 Men's Belt and Buckle Sets—genu- ine cowhide belt—cordovan and black—with silver-plated — initial buckle—newest design..Special 94 Men’s Hats Friday Before Easter Crofut-Knapp Felt Hats—season’s most desirable models—shades of brown, grey, tan, etc.—lined and unlined— were $6.50 and $5.50...... 4.75 Other Fine Felt Ha! lined—all in were §9.95 and 83.45 388 were $3.25..... Men’s Work Clothes Friday Before Easter Men's Office Coats—good: wearing qualitygrey and black—sizes 34 to 50—regulars and stouts —were $2.50....+s++ess09+ Better Coats to 4.95 Sweet-Orr Khaki Trousers—high grade twill cloth—sizes 80 to 60— various lengths......Special 2.75 White Goods Friday Before Easter 36-Inch Cambrics and Nainsooks Last Friday Before Easter Glove Silk Bloomers—flesh—well reinforcel—were $2.07 ....2. Glove Silk Sports Bloomers—all colors—cuffed ribbon ruffle knee were $9.87 v...cceeedese % Glove Silk Vests—bodice top flesh or orchid— were $1.97.. Women’s and Children’s Knit Underwear Last Friday Before Easter Women's Extra Size Vests—low neck—sleeveless—seconds of BT QUALItY veh viesenees cence SNe Children’s Knitted Waist Union Suits—vest, waist and drawers combined—low neck, sleeveless— knee length—were .57...... A4@ Hosiery, Umbrellas, etc. Last Friday Before Easter Women's All-Silk Hose—full fash- ioned—black—every pair per- fect—were 89.47 ...cs00060+ 17D Women’s Silk Hose—hand em- broidered clocks—full fash- loned -Special 1,87 Women’s Mercerized Silk Lisle Sports Hose—heavy quality—der- by ribbed—all shades—sold else~ where at $1.35— py were .97, or Boys’ Heavy Rib %. Length Hose —cuff top—black and cordovan— sizes T to LO— es WEE BB, .csieveccvessorss OE Children’s % Socks—fine \ th mercerized—white with colored tops or solid colors with derby ribbed tops—slightly irregular Were BB. ceccvecreseees . ae Men's and Women’s Umbrellas— fancy trimmed handles— were $1.97.. 1,74 Notions, Ribbons Art Goods, etc. Last Friday Before Easter Sewing Cottons—standard makes— black and white—bect numbers— 24 Moire and Striped Ribbons—milli- nery widths— Cretonne jons— beautiful colors and patterns— round—were $1.74 ........1 Oil Cloth Luacheon Sets—13 pieces —three pretty designs— were 97. ......66- ssesceees oO Extra Strong Laundry Bags—large size—with drawstring— WEE BB. ec cceceedeve sersee 29 Third Floor. Pound Boxes of Stationery —%2 sheets—white or colored— . es at —beautifully embroidered i ? : ‘ eel designs—one Empire ‘model with models with straight lines, | | 7) oF yo ecca Waite Maa were 2.ecs.0. ion Faber] ud 5 ribbon drawn through embroi- gathered back and novelty ora at Matching Envelopes—25 in Popularity Tell “elegy i dered eyelets—were § | gree ae id ackage—were 12, 7% opularity Tells the Story Babies’ Pique Carriage Robes— d yelets—were $3.97. ..2.94 kets. Smart for drese dolnch Wh packag eM LEA & PERR N Sinee its installa fine quality—sealloped edge— Gingham Trimmed Nightdresses— ai t t Al t were .60.. 48 WALLACH’S: PRI 5 were $1.50 1.24 | fine batiste bordered with dainty and street wear. 80 spor’ dhslach Lingario B Cotton Goods. SAUCE” VICE has fon wide popularity If] Babies’ Lawn Pil i suuletiash ingham, i pink, bine satins in black and white, were .60... AS eae | Friday Before Easter enthusiastic house broidery ruffle— —were $2.2 eel U because Prestal Service gives Rye; Py .17 | Matching vests and slip-on Sizes 25 to 32 Linens, ‘Towels, Fancy Underwear,” Ctopee—vent HE ORIGINAL WORCK 3 TARSHIRE Sauls seUsiestion w Crepe de Chine “Carriage bloomers—were $1.97 each. .1.42 . T , lings vara patara eal ae , is thoroughly cleansed se dn ee | embroidered—pink or Extra Size Glove Silk Vests—sizes ‘oweling Bherverersceseed P Y, \ FERRIS HAMS 6BACON | ALittleHigher | In Price-BUT/ My incomparable European light treatment is a remedy for falling hate and dandruff This 1s unconditionally guar- anteed, provided the hair bulbs how vitality, Treatments take but a few moments of your time, ‘ now before it {# too late. Free consultation and vrami- nation, ALOIS MERKE quisitely ironed, all kinds of pieces included, even men’s shirt inconvenience of home wa: is ended with PR AL 2Ie per pound of equal amounts of flat work and personal clothing Telephone Plaza 185 for further particulars. Wallach Laundry 330-332 Eas 59th Street and No Dealers Supplied. $9.20 Val. $30 Octagon Shave 14-kt.Solid White Gold Genuine Onyx and Genuine Diamond. 14-kt,WhiteGold Hand Engrayed Written Guarantee 0, BLAUG 63 N. Mfg. J Special 3.24 Children’s Undermuslins Last Friday Before Easter Children’s White Crepe Bloomers— good quality crepe that wears well and launder: y-—sizes 8 to 16 years—we: Children’s Princess Slips—trimmed with good embroidery and fancy laces—6 to 16 years—— were $2.97 PTT Fs i White Silk Slips—fancy with two-in-one edging—sizes 6 to 12 years—were $4.75. .3.58 Misses’ Skirts— trimmed with two rows of lace and edging and fine Men’s Knit Underwear Last Friday Before Easter i ut Men's Knit Union short sleeves athletic style white or tan and ankle leng —all sizes—were Handkerchiefs Last Friday Before Easter Men's Soft Finish Cambric Hand- kerchiefs—were .12%....Fach 8 ¥, dozen 45 Women's Imported Swiss Handker- chiefs—with dainty corded bor- ders and hand embroidered initial —were 1.5 _ dos, 84 | ‘ 44 and 46—flesh—hemstitched and plain bodice tops— were $2.87 --2.38 Extra Size Glove Silk Bloomers— match vests— were $3.97 and $4.47.... Women’s Extra Size Hose—black—seam were .50..\ 3.70 Mercerized k black and cordovan — assorted color clocks—fine mercerized— WEE OBS: eee cenetsiiseigs -70 Double Extga Size Under- vests, low neck, short sleeves—sleeveless- were .77 Corsets Last Friday Before Easter Pink Batiste Corsets—elastic top and long hip—sizes 19 to 28: were $4.50 ..-..cceceee sees 2.86 Muslin and Silk Lingerie Novelty Voile Vests and Step-ins —orchid, blue, flesh and white daintily tailored stytes— were $1.28 . ach Crepe and Nainsook Envelope Ch mises — corset covers, dainti trimmed with embroidery laces—also corset covers of fir nainsook in slip-over and butt styles, elaborately trimmed | Were $1.28............ each 97 | Camisoles—satin and crepe chine, flesh and white strap >! der, slip-on and open front + els, prettily trimmed with lace : 85 ea Women's Triple Extra Size Hose— | loose or tight | 88 | Jewelry, Silverware and Cutlery | Last Friday Before Easter Silver Plated Table and Dessert Spoons, Dinner and Dessert Forks and Iced Tea Spoons— were .45 each. see 23 Dinner and Dessert Knives of de- sign matching above—silver plated or high grade steel were $2.75.........¥% doz. 1.57 Steel Knives and Forks—cocobola handles—set of six knives and six forks—were $2.25 -1,38 Indestructible Opalescent Pearis— solid gold clasps—2U inches long— were $2.97 . - 1.47 25-inch—were $8.9 4.85 Pearl Necklaces—wax filled beads of high lustre—27 inches long— solid gold clasps— were $3.07 -1.97 24-inch lengths. were $2.47 .,, eee? ty 1-) Earrings—large assortments in all Col... .4e. 47 to 4.97 Men's Elgin Gold-Filled Watches— 7-jewelled 5 +++ 9,97 gold-filled 20-year case ewelled value $85.00 .... 22.00 Women's White Gold Wrist Watches it a 15-jewelled ves 14.85 ‘illed Watches— 7-jewelled were S8f co. 5.85 Novelty Jewelry 06 ‘57 Silver Mesh Bags © designs | © mesh | re $6,097 4.97 — Toilet Articles Last Friday Before Easter Large Bar Turkish Castile So were $1.86 ....... z "t.00 16-oz, Bottles Witch Hazel— were 46... ‘ Sanitary Napkins—8 inc! boners vr) Roane 68 Large Bar White Castile Soap— were .86 .... 21 Pate Agnel—our own import— cream for the skin—two sizes— were .69 and $1.36... to introduce. .Special, 48 & .96 Hinds Honey and Almond Cream— Were BO... sss ccsereereres é Japanese Gum Camphor—16 1-07. cubes in tin box were $1.64. Arnie Red Rubber Rapid Flow Fountain . 86 | Syringes—-No, 2 or No, 3 were $1.28 and $1.86... Domestic and Imported Perfumes Reduced Greatly Below Cost. Toys Last Friday Before Easter Winslow Ball Bearing Roller Skates | 1,95 painted in bright colors—were .48...... .37 Ob-Boy Wagons little red and yet low carts—were 46 : Dressed Dolls—movinge eyes and wig—fully dressed with hat, shoes and stockings—were .97 72 Selection of Faster Toys and Novelties at Moderate Prices, Last Friday Betore Easter Linen Damask Pattern Cloths— size 70x70—were $4.75....- 3.64 Bleached Linen Damasks- 70-inch were $2.25... 1.88 Union Linen Towelings — extra heavy quality— 14 resser Scarfs— trimmed with imitation cluny lace —motifs of filet— were $2.25 ....sseeceeree 1.47 Full Bleached Cotton Huck Towels —hemmed—white or colored stripe borders—were .18......++ 12% Large Turkish Bath Towels—pure | white—hemmed—white terry stripe border—were .58..... .37 Ivory Tint Articles Last Friday Betore Easter Ivoroyd ir Brushes— were $: ennene 2.23 Ivoroyd Photo Frames— were $1.46 ...... : 1.00 | Ivaleur Buffe: chang chamois—w Sl. .B4 Ivory Tint Jewel Boxes— were .46 , 34 were .96 15 were $1.46 if Ivory Pyralin Salve Jars— WEI AO Wisicserssces ings Friday Gift Shop pecial Colored Novelty Gi sortment of attra were $3.75 amber, pearl, blu Fancy Dress Voiles—variety of light and dark grounds— Were BS: y527..baareciaeee Yard-Wide Percales—neat stripes and figures on white grounds MOIS: AB. isiseesqeavees 4 Silk Mixed Tissues—large assort- ment of pretty colorings— WERE BT ec cessescrvecvonce 43 Chiffon Voiles—44 inches wide— all leading cole were .47., .27 Blankets and Flannels Last Friday Before Easter Blankets slightly soiled from han- dling on the counter and in display, including wool finish, cotton, eider down finish, erib and camp blan- kets, Jacquard comfortab!* blan- kets, and auto robes— At Greatly Reduced Prices. REMNANTS OF FLANNELS All wool, wool mixed=-plain or silk embroidered—white or colored— robe cloths, novelty shirting, sport skirtings, bleached or unbleached domets, Cantons, bleached or un- eached table felts At Greatly Reduced Prices, Pillows and Comfortables Last Friday Before Easter | Floral Silkoline Comfortable—plain horders—cotton filled-+ titched—full sises- goose mixed