The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1906, Page 10

“i swe sotasmet ren: abe S TE cat x | i 5 | : : ee T WAN DIAMOND EARRINGS? "This One Will Be Raffled Off There eratic lineake . York. The Fair for the Little Mothera’ Ald Association, which begins:at 2 in the arternosn and will haye more novel than ever . work Nheined fina: entertainments. are boars his adgi lance : M raffle might be as attractive were last year, when I named my dia- qmond-earrin The cat with diamond earrings will be only one of many features Mrs college table, i BRIDE VANISHES ALMOST AT ALTAR. TA CAT WITH from Husband's Side Five | Hours After Their Grace Church Wedding. at the Fair for Little Mothers, | cat of artato- the dist! ngs. The a to be raffled ¢ Little Both- jay atter- {ea very prou arrings nicest cate in with a dance at 7 features this year splendid of ¢ lally through the Waldorf ane will Offer The blue with t ry ments with noncha- Mrs. Rogers Ransom, whose marriage was colobrated pn yesterday in Grace Church, mysteriously © deserted nehel her hussund five “Serer, and «ll | efforts to learn her whereabouts have Tig ah oks jtwelve years agg firs! %. Bi pet cat with diamofd ear 4) proved futile. bejowalled cat bears the|~ Mr. and Mrs. Ransom drove from the of Oscar Hammerstein's tenor be-| reception to a family hotel on Fifth Brocka has always namedjavenus. While 1 be raffled off F @0Me} registering his wif A. | toctives were at once € ded to name my cat Bonel,"| careful search made. Her £1 because I love mors) relatives were notitled, but un , and I thought the cl in the! 1 they cat Teddy Roosevelt.” the fair. Mr, Ransom Brooks will have charge of tha| wife's disypearan | at wedding amd recep fember of the association, Mrs, Clarence Burns, the| working hard to help the 7" New York. | Suits and Overcoats for Men $20, $22, $23, $25. Are you inclined to chant Amen to the old all-wool argument? Do you demand only that the seat of your trousers or the sleeves of your coat be without a hole for a given length of time? Hardy. All that is but a disposition to do the right thing. Will you grant us that? You know, and we know, that the vital essentials of a garment are beyond the fabri It is in the vital essentials—in the expres- sive tailoring, ‘in the character and in the design, ‘that our suits and overcoats at _ $20.00 to $25.00 manifest their strength. The same. models st It is an inherited strength. and patterns designed for garments that again as much, and the same organization of tailormen that fashion our more costly garments, influence the distinctiveness of eur suits and overcoats at $20.00 to $25.00. Can you now understand wh ents more than justily the prices? r the ga y Suits, $15.00 to $48.00. Qvegrcoats, $15.00 19 + 75.00. Winter Overcoats for Boys $6.50 to $18.00 Because of the good tailoring and good fabrics we know reyond contention that at any given price,’ -whether it be six-fifty or eighteen dollars, you will find an overcoat of ours better than experience has led yo to expect, Sizes 8 to 17 years. FOR FRIDAY AND SATL $6.70 & $7.50 Suits for Boys at $4.95 Double breasted, belted and plaited Norfolk models with Knickerboc SPECIAL ers, of cheviot mixtures Russian Blouse Suits (sizes 2!: to 8) and Sailor Suits ‘sizes © to 12), of cheviot mixtures or blue serge, both with bloomer trousers. $8.50 Chinchilla Reefers at $6.50 Gray Middlesex chinchilla, gray flanfel lined and’ with velvet collar; sizes,6 to 16. ot Bake & Camyay 2 Specialists im Apparel for Men, Women and Children. CITY MAY.GRANT | | ‘ . Wife of Roger Ransom Disappears | Board of Estimate Asks Corpora- | .tailorman is compelled to creaje a demand without eon PHONE MONOPOLY. # Modified to give terms to private ‘phorie users. jorvicn at #12 ne @ i Q ini ‘) 01 1 cor 1 for tion Counsel for an Opinion | ,,7° « fone ernet Comm dec | pany, ‘Kumoent, contend- on Subject. jing y has the right. to} te and Appor-| rant for a monopoly in the telephone ae. op int on which the Cor- nue! rpora-| McAdoo ¢ ne more aivantagevus has been asked to ker Victim of “Bends.” he Was leaving work at the termit al excavation at mn as| Day, and Church streets last. night, to| Thomas McD caleson. worker, was taken ne He was a| hurried to Sireot Hospital When You Buy Linings no matter for what purpose—DEMAND those of Hydegrade quality and INSIST on Secing the trademark on the selvage. Thus you will be insured against inferior substi- tution, for no lininy’ fabrics ever made can approach Hydegrade, There's one made for any and every necd you can possibly have. Beauty that delights and fascinates; silky feel that charms the touch; finish that bespeaks richness and grace; durability that Surprises—these have made the name Hydegrade famous. LUCENTA Paisley Satin Percaline 40 cts. 20 cts. hp L00M heaTHeRecto Taffeta Sakana Rusiline All 36 in. wide. For sale at all lining eounters. ~ A. G. HYDE & SONS, 361-363 Broadway, New York Makers of Hydegrade Texilies , vot Saks & Compatiy soon Specialists in Apparel for Men, Wonten and Children Suits and Overcoats for Young Men \ $12.50 and $15.00 Everything has its limitations—a yard of cloth can be worth only so much. Afterthat, it is the manner of tailoring, the character and the style upon which the garment depends to (ustify the price. Our series of suits and overcoats at $12’50 and $15.00 more than ustify the prices on-those three counts. FIFTH FLOOR FOR SATURDAY A Most Important Sale of Tailored €uits and Winter Coats For Girls and Misses At About One-half the Regular Prices The conduct of his business demands-that—the manufacturing tailor hold garments in reserve for the immediate needs of shors such as ours, When the “immediate needs’’ do not materialize, the being influenced by the true worth of the’ ¢arment. Such is ihe condition which makes this sale possiole. It involves an exceptionally big collection of shits and coats ina widely diversified series of models, tyles, materials and colors, Jn all these -essen- s the garments are of a high character. Sizes 8 to I8 years. COATS FOR: GIRLS AND MISSES Regularly $10.00 to $12.50. At $6.90 Regularly $20.00 to $25.00. At$I3.50 TAILORED SUITS FORGIRLSAND MISSES Regularly $12.50 to $18.00. At $8,75 Regularly $22.50 to$29.50. At$I3.50 Fur Sets for Girls and Misses What is usually held incidental, we have made a factor in our business—furs for girs and-misses> hy factor, because our-stock is exceptionally complete and the prices very modest. z BUR SETS FOR: GIRS Of white Angora Of natural Nutri Of white Thibet, Of gray Krimmer..... Of French chinchilla... $3.90 | Of white Iceland Fox.. $8.50 SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Flat muff and shaped collar of natural squirrel- $18.00 Squirrel Sets for Misses at $14.50 4 strong enough for all p Christmas Display at Lambert's. When in doubt about Christmas gifts, come to Lambert’s and doubts will take flight. There is no question that our stock includes more kinds of beautiful articles at reasonable prices than you can find at any other jewelry house in the city. There is no doubt about the quality of anything, for every sale is backed by our guarantee We have been specialists in jewelry since 1877, and DIAMONDS EARN DOLLARS FOR YOU. Moming light shows. all the splendor of diamonds, but the value of the investment is- increased if the diamonds are bought at Lambert's.» Never were diamonds more popular. You find them everywhere, and there is never a d. do not fi $ J a sate as gilt-edge real estate. AC) y iff of diamonds is there fore as good. an investment as the most conservative banker would sos Fine diamond...,,..$50.09 Fine diamond.:.....£ Tine Prices of Chri: $3.75 to $1,500 HOLIDA the stones. The amonds ar, Enamel and pearl $4.75 : WHATEVER f.a_locket and chain is a tk 4 Be m karat gold t or 1 $5.60 to $500. fre Solld 14 karat. gold karat gold Locket, faised die fine dia- diamond, Lamtert Rena bracelet, solid 14-karat gold, chased, any’ initial, plerced in relief, $20.09. Woman's plain pol- shed, solid 14 karat gold hunting case; § fine diamonds, back for monogram, Wal- tham, E or Lam- bert works..$35,00 Woman's gold. ri hunting gold. rlehly. ens graved hunting case, Waltham, Elgin or Lambert works......,..,$40.00 CATALOG---!:* us send you our New Free Illustrated Catalog, a - handsome book, well worth keeping and especially useful now that you can almost hear the tinkling bells of Santa Claus’ reindeer. an : or Lam! RETAILERS Third Av enue, diamond WATCHES TO PLEASE E mond, Waltham, Elgin Corner: 58 Open To-Night and Every Night During December of the responsibility inseparable from we assure you that we have novel and | with a full senses such a reputation as ours, never displayed so much that is useful, | attractive as at this glad holiday season. | Please call and see for yourself how completely NE | fulfill all our promises. We are filling our vaults with. . \ why |lay-away gifts, but there is some space left yet. ! You ‘pay when you call for your purchases. We have still on hand part. ot ( fine’ stones bought before the last rises in prices. We have t r don our customers. There will f diamonds at Lambert's this season. These rines were made in our own factory. hand-made of so id 14 karat gold. recomm. no increase increased der Mountings are iZ -«, $100.09 eal , 2 real .. $109.09 ROOCHES. We cannot promise such low price is) nds is exhauste | is muking heavs is Upon it, star, dia- aved re. $42.00 CELET. nin jewelry our RA fashi Woman's solid 14 karat gold plain hunting case, 6 fine diamonds, Waltham, . Elgin or Lambert works, $30.00 solid 14 karat chly engraved case, fine diay Man's solid 14 karat gold plain hunting bert. works, case for monogram, Waltham, Elgin $40.00. or Lambert works 5,00 | | WEDDING RINGS. Wedding ri have been among our most* famous products from the start. ey are all seamless and solid 14, 18 and 22 karat gold, of all widths, shapes, sizes, thicknesses and styles, but of only one grade of workmanship, and that the very best. Even if the | man about to be married is not interested in anything else in our announcement to-day let him cut out this paragraph. Prices $3.30 up. ND IMPORTERS, th Street.