register of the voice were there sugges¬ on November IB will have Ossip Gabril- ADVERTISEMENT BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT tions of tho old lusciousness of tone and owitsch as the soloist. There will be a BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT BROOKLYN Recollections of thnt Programmes ADVERTISEMENT purity of,intonation which had led Christmas concert on December 13 and Steinwny at the banquet in 1884 to laud on January 3 Mr. Damrosch and the as 'so clear to the heart of an old piano- New York Symphony Orchestra will Of the Week  Famous tuner.' Mme. I'atti out of havo Mischa the distinguished singing tune; Levitzki, Station Mme. Patti gasping for breath; Mme. young American pianist, as the assist- Every I'atti chopping phrases into quivering ing artist. The remaining concerts will SUNDAY on the West bits without thought or compunction; be on January 31, February 21 and Aeolian Hall, 3 p. m., recital Side Subway song by Lines is an Start Singer Mine. Patti producing tones in a manner March 6, when the assisting attractions Cyrena Van Gordon, contralto: that ought to be held up na a warning will bo respectively Fritz Kreisler, Adolf Entrance- to Opn» to Mme. Patti Bolm's Ballet Intime Miss Should He Upbraid.Sir H. R. Bishop the A. ft 6. example every novice; and Lucy Come, Beloved .Handel UM. Continued from page 11 devoid of all but a shadow of that tone Gates." A Pastoral .Carey Private Sub¬ of opulent beauty, of that incomparable In addition to the young people's Coucher de Soleil,.René Lenormand way Entrance Close« technical skill which used to make dal- series, children will enter this year Tes Yeux .René Rabey for a 6c Fare. advocate of that sound training which L'Heure 5:30 P. M. is even more Banco, with tho things which were in¬ upon their ¿third season. These con¬ Exquise .M. Poldowskl essential in modern dra¬ to of certs will be held in Aeolian Hall on Le Trèfle a Quatre Feuilles. .René Lenormand matic music than it was in tho surmountable difficulties others, O Mio Fernando of days that reposefulness of style which used Saturday mornings, November 8, (from "La Favorita"), BROOKLYN mellifluous warbling." December 7. G. Verdi Her to rest on all that she did like a bene- 27, January lOandFebruary A Toast .Salter Skill in Fioriture diction.that was the singer who enter¬ -a In tiie Steppe.A. Gretchaninow Perhaps something ought to be sait! tained the curious and grieved tho ju- Moonlight and Dreaming.Cesare Sturani here about the greater continence of dicious last night." Galli-Curci Will Sing The Last Hour.A. Walter Kramer thp aging in the matter of After threo concerts in Hall Doushka .,Henry Hadley singer Carnegie For Italian War Relief Robin, Robin, Sing Me a Song..C. G. Spross ñoriture. It was one of her greatest she was announced to give her final con- Son of My Heart.C G. Spross charms when she was at the apogee of cert before her departure for the West Mme. Amelita Galli-Curci will give a A Rose Garden.C. G. Spross her artistic career that the embellish¬ at the West End Theatre, in 125th concert at the Metropolitan Lorraine, Lorraine, Loree.C. G. Spross Á. & S. ments which she lavished on the old then under the of House next afternoon for the in Street, management Sunday 3 Fall concert airs were so beautifully into Weber &. Fields. The exodus to Ilar- benefit of the Italian War Relief Fund Hippodrome, p. m., by Style wrought Supremacy the texture of the melodies as to ap- lem cost the manager between $20 and of America. She will be assisted by Helen Kanders, soprano; Ossip Gabril- > pear essential to their integrity. There $25 a minute, as a statistically-minded Manuel Berenguer, flautist, and Homer owitsch, pianist; Georges Baklanoff, was nothing obviously extraneous reporter of The Tribune figured it out. Samuels, pianist. barytone; Maximilian about them. She was of so inherently As the story was told, her contract with The Italian War Fund has already Pilzer, violinist, musical a nature that the ornaments Robert Grau called for $5,000 for each raised $127,083 for the orphans, blinded land Cantor Woolff, tenor: never sounded like mere and or her Concerto in E at outward glit¬ concert, she, representative, soldiers and the othervictimsof the war, minor.Nardini Fashions Low ter. In as was see went Maximilian Filxer Prices this, in many other respects, to the money before «she and the entire of the Colum¬ " proceeds from she seemed to be a uncon¬ on the On this occasion.the date ¡Aria "".Puccini Extremely survival, stage. bus Day recital will be used to further Haben Iakirle ; Eli. Eli.Woolff' scious perhaps, of the school of sing¬ was November 27, 1903.she learned the relief work for the prima donna's Cantor Bernard Woolff ers of two centuries ago who had to be from her lawyer, while waiting at the compatriots. It will also mark tho Sonate, op. 27.Beethoven trained «oruposers in order to creato hotel, that the receipts at the box office opening of a nation-wide campaign to Ossip Gabrilowitsch the embellishments which tho Da Capo were only $3,180. So she refused to go raise an additional $125,000 for the im¬ Prologue from "".Leoncavallo aria demanded and which were left to to the theatre. The crowd in front of mediate relief of the people in the Georges Baklanoff Women's Tailored Suits their skill and taste the the theatre became demonstrative when stricken of Hopak .Moussorgsky | Misses' .Winter Suits by original provinces . Song of Grussia.Rachmaninoff composers. On this visit com¬ the doors were not opened. The mana¬ Helen Kanders mercial exploitation reached the ger pleaded with the singer not to dis¬ Sonate. César Franck Ire Newest Modes stage of an "Adelina Patti Musical and appoint the public. She was obdurate. Symphony Society Mr. Gabrilowitsch, piano; Mr. Pilzer, violin. In Youthful Styles Operatic Festival" at Madison Square Finally Weber & Fields made up tho Walter Damrosch will Serenade.Driggs-Aner Garden, in May, 1892, concerts given in deficiency and the concert, which had shortly begin Hungarian Dance No. "..Brahms rehearsals for the coming season of Caprice Bastjne .Sarasate a big place but differing in nothing been postponed three-quarters of an Maximilian Pilzer from their predecessors in the hour, was fifteen minutes late. the New York Symphony Orchestra, except begun Spring Song . Mendelssohn $37.50 of a chorus which $29.98 participation sang And so Mme. Patti, Baroness Ceder- and the opening concert will take place Nocturne, E major ; Ballade, A flSt major, some to which the strange music, pub¬ ström, departed from New York. She at Hall on after¬ Chopin lic that had come to see a "farewell" went on Carnegie Thursday Ossip Gabrilowitsch The tailoring of these suits is to those made The woman tour, but terminated it abrupt¬ noon, November 6. The New York con¬ "Jeans sHa.» comparable young between the ages of 14 and 18 yrars paid no attention. Another "farewell" ly on March 9, 1904, at Memphis, and Arisen".Rachmaninoff to individual measurements. Hand-made finds a tour followed in certs will, as usual, include eight Spring Floods .Rachmaninoff button-holes and remarkable selection of suits "just her style" among November, 1893. Her sailed for England a few days later. Thursday afternoons and five Saturday Georges Baklanoff fine buttons are marks of And of these "absolutely last concert" was set down at Sun¬ The Crying of the Water. .Campbell-Tipton quality quality. linings specially priced suits. Fine, durable materials and the for March and there followed evening.5 Carnegie Hall, sixteen "I Know fine Peau de or 16, 1894, Tour of Italian Orchestra day afternoons at Aeolian Hall, five Where I'm Going". .Irish folksong Cygne novelty . Three specimens. newest modes mark all of them. Three styles. an announcement of a matinee at Car¬ Saturday afternoons at the Academy of "Do Not Go, My Love"... .Richard Hageman Soft Velour fashions this with its negie Hall on March 22. It was not six after¬ Helen Kanders Wool Velour Suit, with the ever-smart slot seams. Tailored suit, very beautifully Indefinitely Postponed Music, Brooklyn; Saturday Elegie . Massenet cord-tucked back and side-panel effect. There are given; the tickets remain in the writ¬ Italo-Amcriean for noon concerts for at Car- convertible and turned double, pocket« as a TJie Association young people Miss Kanders and Mr. Pilzer collar, newly-cut pockets cuffs. at the sides and the collar has a double er's scrapbook melancholy sou¬ Music, of which Otto II. Kahn is the negio Hall and four Saturday morning The beautiful purpose in life. venir of tho great singer's last visit has been advised from Romo concerts for children at Aeolian' Hall. At 8:15 p. m., concert by the Vatican Strictly tailored Oxford Suit in the new 36-inch coat The tailoring of this suit is best appreciated when pen in which it was chairman, style. in real life.the possible to listen to through the Italian Ambassador at The soloist for the opening concerts Choirs: trimming of bone buttons and the slightly raised narrow belt are the jacket has some delightful panel effect, created her without sorrow. This tour was of from fine tucking, and there is a by Marcus R. Washington that the tour of the Saint will be Arthur Spalding, who will play Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1526-1594, only signs departing the mannish style. very fetching collar. managed by Mayer, who died Cecilia Orchestra, which was to be¬ the Mendelssohn E minor Violin Con- Roman School) Heather mixtures are always desirable at the within the last year. Motcctum for four Fine Velour fashions the suit with the inserts of of interesting period gin at the Metropolitan certo. Other soloists already an- mixed voices, braid-trimmed "teens," especially when it means a suit in a belted sports mod-d The Final Venture- within a has been deferred nounced are Jascha Pablo "Super ilumina Babylonis." triangles at the slashed sides. This model is also found in with side fortnight, Heifetz, Marc Antonio Ingegneri (1545-1692, Vene¬ Broadcloth. patch pockets and a muffler collar. Mme. Patti'3 íinal venturo was made because of the political conditions in Casals, , Fritz Sizes Rosa tian School) Second floor, Central 14, 16 and 18 years. nine years later under the management Italy. The orchestra is the oldest Kreisler, Ponselle, Sascha Jacob- Responsorium for four mixed voices, Building;. Second floor. Ontrel of Robert Grau. In her concert com- symphonic organization in Italy, em¬ sen, Lucy Gates. Henri Casadesus, Al¬ "Velum templi scissum est." FulMlnt*. pany were Kathleen Howard, Claude A. bracing more than eighty members, fred Cortot, Reinald Werrenrath, So¬ Lúea Marenzio (Human Pchool) and was sent to Mischa Motectum for four mixed voices, Cunningham and Anton Hegner, 'cellist. being this country phie Braslau, Elman, Mischa "Estote fortes in bello." Romualdo Sapio was tho conductor. for its iirst tour outside of the lnnd Levitzki, Benno Moiseiwitsch, Percy Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (Roman Landing from the steamship she of its origin. His Majesty the King Grainger, Ossip Gabrilowitsch, George School! of Italy and the Italian royal govern¬ Barrero and Willem Willeke. Motectum for five mixed Sale-Event of hastened to say that this was the first voices, Â. & S. Model Hats Hudson Seal time that she had ment were the official patrons, and the "Introduxit me Rex in collam vinariam." authorized the state¬ civic and Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. ment that the tour was to bo a "fare¬ leading musical organizations of the and Canada were Philharmonic Offertorium for five mixed voice», well" one. Her had now Society est Coats exploitation presenting the orchestra in concerts "Bonum confiiteri Domio." At reached a depth of which More than twenty of the in¬ Casimiro Raffaelc Casimir! (Italian modern: $7.00 degradation in the selected cities. These leading her to a organiza¬ strumentalists and vocalists who will Schools) permitted sing trashy ballad by tions have been to defer Ps. L. Miserere for four a Milwaukee writer of for hire. requested appear in America during tho coming mixed voices. Presenting Hundreds New Trimmed Hats $345.00 jingles further arrangements until tho settle¬ Tomaso Ludovlco A'ictoria (1540-1011. of The Tribune's comment on the first con¬ season are on the list of ar¬ ment of the industrial and labor ques¬ assisting School) are all made in our own Trimmed with Beaver cert "Contained these words: tions in tists announced by the Philharmonic Salutatio angelica for four mixed voices, They workrooms, by our own expert milliners.the same "Old friends their hearts warm Italy. Society. "Ave, Maria." Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1526-1594, ones that skilfully duplicate our higher-priced of Very special for this event toward her in the midst of their regrets, Heifetz, Kreisler, Serato, Spaulding Roman School) copies imports. are because tho familiar an Concerts to Come and others equally well known are The these handsome coats of strains and oc¬ Oratio Hieremiaa Prophetate for six and workmanship is just as excellent as in the less ex¬ casional echo of the old voice recalled October 12, among the violinists who will appear eight mixed voices, higher-priced hats.only Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) the happy past. Then she aroused them House, song recital, Amelita Galli- with the orchestra this season, while "Incipit ottis Jereml. proph<'ta>." pensive materials, trimmings and ornaments are used. to a realization the pianists include .made in the 30-inch length. of the present period of Curci; Hippodrome, Metropolitan Opera Rachmaninoff, City College, 4 p. m., organ recital However, for this event we have artistic conscienceless and grasping com¬ House Quartet, Frances Alda, soprano, Grainger, Novaos, Godowsky, SamarofY used some of our finest materials. Great shawl collar and hi»th and as as by Samuel A. Baldwin: Duvetyns, mercialism by advertising a piece of in¬ Giuseppe De Luca, barytone, Carolina Ganz, %vell the newcomer, j imported velvets, as well as domestic corded cuffs of Beaver. Lined sufferable doggerel and their charity Lazzari, contralto, Charles Hackett, Moiseiwitsch, who will make his Sixth Symphony (two movements)... .Widor velvets, , , beavers, and out with soft through¬ Evensong . novelty silk. toward the was like tenor; Carnegie Hall, violin American début this winter at a Phil- Johnston all the most fashionable materials. singer dissipated recital, harmonic concert. The Prelude and Fugue in A minor.Bach Second floor. Central Building a mist. In the voice of the singer there Toscha Seidel; Aeolian Hall, piano re¬ society's pro- Meditation, "Thais" .Massenet were faint echoes of tho pfist; in her cital, Serge Prokofloff. October 10, grammes also bring forward a group Chant for Dead Heroes.Gaul the Are :tct not a Aeolian Frederick of prominent singers, among whom are Ave Mr.ria Among Trimmings Found: single reminder. There was Hall, song recital, Rosa .Schubert Ostrich Women's Biarritz an orchestra on the stage, but it did not Gunster, tenor. October 18, Aeolian Ponselle, Greta Masson, Mar- Fountain Reverie Festival Toccata, Bands Aigrette EffectsFlowers * guérite Ñamara and Matz- Fletcher accompany Mme. Patti ; that was done by Hall, song recital, Louis Graveure, Margarete Fancy Feathers Pins Gloves at $1.98 Pr. S; pio on a pianoforte, for all the music barytone; Carnegie Hall, violin re¬ enauer. The complete list of assisting Fancy Novelty Ornaments was transposed. Only in the middle cital, Thelma Given. October 19, artists, which will be announced in de¬ MONDAY The Slip-on Gloves, to be worn Selwyn Theatre, Inez Thetge, soprano, tail later, has been so arranged for Shapes Are the Smartest of the Year: the Aeolian Hall, 8:15 p. m., song recital over or under the sleeve <>r BROOKLYN ADV ËRTÎSËMENT Freda Engelhardt, violinist, Harold Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Stella Genova: Collapsible Shapes Side Roll New Bender, pianist. October20. Aeolian Hall, Sunday series of Philharmonic con¬ by | Effects Turbans i cuffs. Capeskin, saddler sown. piano recital, Rudolph Ganz. October'^1, certs as to secure a satisfactory distri¬ Ashes of Roses.Woodman Off-the-face Models Round SailorsMushrooms four needle-back. bution of Ecstasy . Rummel Aeolian Hall, Cecil Fanning. October soloists among the various Herdegossen All the most desirable colors for street or ¡ Hall, violin Jas- subscribers to the . Berg evening wear. Cordovan, brown. sand, tan nr 25, Carnegie recital, society's perform¬ Ermelin Rose .Pcterson-Berger Mezzanine cha Heifetz. October 30, violin recital, ances. Homing .Teresa del Riego floor. East Bulldlne. gray. Street i\n>r. Central l'.'iirüit Maurice Freedman. October 31, Aeolian a < 'Jewel Song ("Faust"), by request... .Gaunod Hall, piano recital, Rudolph Reuter. Star Meditation ("Thais") .Massenet November 2, Carnegie Hall, song re¬ Opera Company Miss Mildred Jncobson cital, Reinald Werrenrath; Aeolian The Moon Drops Low.Cadman OPEN EVENINGS The programme for the opening per¬ Cuckoo Song .Roger Quilter Women's Frocks Hall, piano recital, Martin Maazel. formance by tho Star Plaisir d'Amour .Martini SILKS November Opera Company for all Costumes 4, Aeolian Hall, piano recital, 1.'Alisente .Gaston Edwin November at the Theatre on October Paulin Hughes. 9, Carnegie Lexington Mandoline . Debussy Hall, song recital, Sophie Braslau, con¬ 20 will be as follows: Overture from Det star ett Ijus i Osterlann.Berens $25.00 Important Offerings.Netc Arrivals.Low Prives Mark tiH' tralto. November 22, Carnegie Hall, "Die Jeg elsker dig.Grieg For Street and piano recital, Josef Hofmann. Decem¬ Meistersingers," chorus, "Wacht Afternoon Stocks the A. ber Aeolian Auf," sung by soloists and chorus aug- Complete of & S. Silk Salon 5, Hall, piano recital, Olga mentcd by 271 members of the singing TUESDAY Designed according to the Steeb. January 29, Aeolian Hall, Sal- New Aeolian Here is as vividly a of news about Silks as women zedo Harp Ensemble. societies of York; Pogncr's address, Hall, song recital by Ber¬ latest Fashion dictates, well- interesting budget can well Íind sung by Hermann Weil; prize song nardo Olshansky, barytone: who are in search of fabrics for their Fall and Winter wardrobes. A. & S. are from '.Die Come. Beloved cut, smartly made and notable qualities Concerts Meistersingers," sung by . Handel invariably reliable, the Silks of fashion are Young Pfeople's ¡Johannes Sembach; Wagner's "Traume" Air des Pèlerins àc la Mecque.Gluck for the caçe and precision of superbly represented, and the prices low us The Symphony Concerts for Young antl "Schmerzen," sung by Mme* Obcr- Per la Gloria d' adorar.Bononcini comparison will show.are based on large buying for CASH; Special news for Mond t\ : Soupir . beautiful finish are : People given by Walter Damrosch and Arndt; quintet, sung by Mines. Ober- Deux Bemberg the New York Orchestra will Arndt and Foerster and Messrs. Sem- Rêves a, Rêve Blanc : b, Rêve Black Dress Silk, $1.98 Yard Colored Dress Symphony Noir . Trueco Tailored Frocks in Trico- , $2.19 Yard soon be introduced abroad. European bach, Weil and Reiss; Kreutzer's "A (Manuscript first time) Full 40 inches wide.rich fine finish. are now or quality; Regular $3.2."> quality. In a full <>f col conductors preparing to or¬ Night in Granada," sung by Elsa Diemer, Mignonette . Marie Bachmann tine, Serge Wool Jersey. At this low because the range ganize such concerts in Paris and in Teles Longtin, Albert Reiss, Salvatore «Manuscript; first time) price fancy designs in including navy blur and black; 36 inches « London. Pour l'Idéal Nous Sommes Morts... .Bimboni Afternoon Frocks in Velve¬ which the silk was printed were blurred, hence a tine, all-silk Solte, Oscar Hoffman, Carl Bitterl and it was quality. The concert of this season Otto Goritz. (Manuscript; first time) dyed pure black. opening Cypsy Ballad .Lishina teen, Crepes, Taf¬ Imported Corduroy, $1.98 Yard Two Romances Evening Bell Death, feta or Satin. Sizes 34 to 44. Printed A fine of Grelchaninow Second floor. Central Levantine, $2.39 Yard quality English make; with mir! BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT j BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT Two Giants. Stoplina l>uildln¡*. New in the appearance of silk; white, black and fash II Sonetlo di Dante.Gastaldon printed silks, lovely designs for coat able Spirale, Pur Spirnte.Donaudy linings, each 36-inch. All silk. street shades. Three Rumanian folksongs. (In original language) Women's Black Dress Satin, $3.98 Yard "Oh, Is the A. & S. Black Satin |ted English Rose"...C. Forsyth From a leading American maker; 40-inch ; in For One Sweet Hour.Waghalter Satin Top Shoes Made in America and exclusive with us (First time) for a fine range of colors. The Kiss .Jlacchia at Brooklyn. Wear guarantee. (First time) $7.95 Pair C. J. Bonnet Satin Old English Drinking Song.Woodman Regularly $10.00 35-Inch, $2.98 Yard Exclusive with A. & S. for Brooklyn. PLAYERS 39-inch, $3.25 and $3.79 Yard 35-inch, $2.98 and $3.49 Yard j WEDNESDAY One of the smart dress 49 City 4 p. shoes of the season. PIANOS College, m., organ recital A grace¬ Mme. Carpenter Will You Make Your New $10 MONTHLY UNTIL PAID by Samuel A. Baldwin: Help Gown Sonata No. in A fully fashioned patent leather Dining the six visits that Mme. Carpenter has previously made to the A. & S. Dress Bench, Cover, 12 Rolls 1, minor.Borowski hundreds of women Good? Store, Player Andante con moto from Fifth Symphony. boot with high satin have been glad to take advantage of her expert cutting and which and Cartage Included. Beethoven up¬ is without cost to all those who the materials for their fitting: service, Fantasie in E minor.Merke! pers. Hand-turned soles. Cov¬ buy coats, suits and dresses here. Gavotta Mme. Carpenter offers selections of a of the latest Paris NEW UPRIGHT . Martini ered variety patterns, and she will advise you fH $325 Toccata and Fugue in D Louis XV heels. in the selection of cloth or and cut and fit dress Monthly Until Paid minor.Bac! silk, your' for you, so that all that remains Romance Sans Paroles.Bonne: Second floor. East Building. done is to make it up. to be INCLUDING This Week Andante Cantabile in B Carta'cre flat. .Tschaikowsky Strset.,.. Wwt i _ With Each l" prig-rat Piano. Isolde's "Death Song" ("Tristan und USED PLAYER PIANOS Isolde") . Wagner Including 12 Player Rolls, Bench Stool, Cover and Cartage. THURSDAY Carnegie Hall, first concert by the' For Week.a Little on $350 Pianista $10,^A\íd New Symphony Orchestra: Upholstery Limelight 395 Pianista 1.0Ä- Prelude for organ on "Out of the Deep 455 make for lasting enjoyment and great¬ 1 Call to Thee".J. S. Bach Spielmann lOÄ est usefulness.there's not a (Arranged for (lutes, oboes, bassoons, trom¬ 465 Goetz & Co. 10 string bones and strings by Arl.ur Bodanzkyl, ^mpiut that doesn't pulsate with healthful A Pagan Poem (After Virgil), op. 14, The Great A. 485 Ricca & Son 10 Charles Martin & S. A'V.ï.ï,, energy.not a note that doesn't at¬ orchestra, with Loeftler; Store (For piano, English horn Pianola 10 and three Upholstery 495 Äd tune itself to the or sorrow of the trumpets; obhligato). LL over the this 495 joy Heinrich Gebhard, pianist. \ country, coming'week, the attention of home furnishers is directed to Cambridge lOuníuVaíd person who loves music. Overture, "" . Wagner f\ and draperies, lace curtains and the being upholsteries 535 Lohmann ^¿.tiiruTd Symphony No. 5 in C minor, op. 67, like.a timely concentration of interest, indeed; for Born and in New Beethoven lems are in a furnishing prob¬ 550 Behning 15 , ^'ft brought up England, looming large many newly-moved-into house or apartment. & Co. rugged honesty has entered into every FRIDAY The more comparing do between the A. & 575 Goetz 15^«"pifo people S. Upholstery Store and similar stocks the more part of their construction, and for this Carnegie Hall, repetition of Thurs¬ frequently are we told that we have "the best in New elsewhere, USED UPRIGHT SALE day night's programme by the New York" as to variety, newness and of assort¬ very reason, while they have the Symphony Orchestra. ment, as well as to moderateness of for the notch tastefulness $65 Munt $3,7,Ä, poet's heart and musician's soul, they A prices, top of what is most desirable as to style and 80 Plumb & Co. good deal to admit, to be sure.but we think a visit to quality. 3^n& have the reliability and endurance of SATURDAY it. this beautiful Upholstery floor will go far toward 105 Decker 4^,^ the strong m xn* who cornea from the Aeolian Hall, 3:15 p. ra., violin recita! proving 125 Schomaker by Samuel Gardner: IMPORTANT TO NOTE! Many of the materials in the 4^n& soil. Sonata in K major.Handel for what we are following list cannot be replaced In us 135 £. Gabier ^vntnvîia Devil's Trill .Tartini offering them for; in fact, manufacturers today Then the prices, the same to all, are Concerto in G minor.Bruch many of draperies, curtains, etc., are m» 140 Braumuller 5,^"¿¡iii Prelude No. 4 in C major; Slovak.. .Gardner orders for delivery before next summer! accepting moderate, with terms that really put Alia Hence, when stocks are 150Arion . D'Amblo io at much present exhausted, whatever is offered wil be *vÏmvS* them within the reach of any family Allegretto . Boccherini-Kreisler higher prices. Caprice Basque . 160 Bradbury KtWíiíd wanting a reputable Piano of estab¬ Sarasate SAMPLE 165 Weser Bros. At 8:15 p. m., only New York recital LENGTHS OF SILK rAi\ 1ASOTE, 5tWÄLfd lished value. by Magdelcine Brard, DAMASK, 50-inch; very serviceable and trad 165 E.Gabler pianist: 'Brocades, and coverings for large Chairs and Davenports; and MARQUISETTE, fig 5*?,nÄ Theme and Variations.Giaznunow Striped in of 1 ..> plain centres; for curtains, VICTROI.AS SONORAS Impromptu Velours, lengths to 3 yard. yard, 165 Sterling . Chopin vards, at about % former $2.95 to 95c S^a MUSIC CABINETS MUSIC ROLIJi Etude. Chopin prices; yard, 45c. 185 Goetz & Co. »¿»¿a Deux Preludes .Chopin $2.39 to $5.89 DOUBLE-FACED DAMASK POR¬ PLAIN PIANO BENCHES VICTOR RECORDS Ballade . Chopin MARQUISETTES, for curtain 190 Weber Ballad Alceste . Saint-Snens DEEP PILE LUSTROUS TIERES, sill treatment; 5C» Sosplro VELVET, pair.$17.95 and $23.75 yard.15c. to 85c. 190 Ritzheimer 5 . Liszt 50-inch, in Blue, and a assortment of ,^iu-'.w Eleventh Rhapcodle . Li^zt Mulberry, Brown, Rose, complete Armure, 195 Stultz & Bauer 6 Red, Green and Taupe; yard.$2.95 Chenile and Art Silk Portieres; pair, CURTAINS, on rood ,?Ä quality Cable ; pair. . 210 Wilbur 6ÄI American Concert Course REPS, POPLINS AND ARMURES $6.95, $13.45 and $26.95 $3.45 |o $5.95 in about MARIE ANTOINETTE LACE CUB- 210Sohmer 6Ä Artists who will appear at the Ameri¬ every color; yard, TAPESTRY COUCH 6 can Concert Coursa to be given at $1.75 and COVERS in Ver- TAINS, vr.$3.95 to $9.95 225 Steinway , Ä&, tho Manhattan $2.95 dure and Oriental 250 Goetz & Co. 7 Opera House on five DAMASK, 50-inch, suitable designs; each, SCRIM CURTAINS, trimmed with Lac« ,»;;:¡'}:% Sunday afternoons at 3:30 o'clock are for Furniture $4.95, and 275Hazelton as follows: November 0, Florence and coverings, Hangings, vurd, $5.95, $6.95, $7.95, $18.95 Edges Insertion; pair.$1.69 to $9.95 7,7,.¦'"im i- H inkle, Reinald Edward SCRIM Morris; NovemberWerrenrath, $3.25, $4.45, $5.95, $7.45 CURTAI N PANELS, on good Scrii» 23, Murcia Van MADRAS. Ecru ground; with Filet Motifs and quality ea GOETZ & Dresser, Rnfnclo Diaz, Eddy Brown; REVERSIBLE VELVET PORTIERES colored, figured; yard-55c. ; CO. December 7, Mabel Emilio de with the and 65c. $3.95 to $1LW Lester Garrison, open-edge finish.plain and bor¬ 81-87 COURT STREET Cogorza, Donahue; January 11. dered; in about every LACET ARABE PANELS, on heavy Sophie Jlriislnii, Lambert Murphy, John color; pair, FIGURED FILET CURTAIN NETS; IV*}*íÍN«H BROOKLYN 4Ï52 MÁ'f.v Powell; January 25, Merle Alcock, $18.98, $31.95 and $39.45 White and Ivory; yard.45c. to Bobbinet; each.$5.45 to $8.9*> Arnnnrito Fnrrar. Alliert Snaldinir $1.75 Third floor. Central HulWiBf-