The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1907, Page 4

Rich Jewelry Within Your Reach at Lamberts’. No, it is not usual for high-class jewelry to sell for any- thing like our prices. Everything in the store has such a rich look that strangers almost doubt their eyes and ears when they learn the prices. But old custolners are not surprised, for they Know whal we can do by large manufacturing on the same premises with our salesrooms, ‘by cash payments for great consignments of what we do not make, by importing direct, and by cutting all expenses of toa minimum: Call and be convinced, ! | } 4 TASCD MOB IN THE EVENING. ‘WORLD, Tf TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, B. Altnam & WILL HOLD A _ SPECIAL: SALE OF WOMEN'S MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES 8-BUTTON LENGTH, WHITE AND COLORED GLACE, Cn. 1907.6 Clark and-Five-Year-Old; Son on Their Way to Many Go Down Under Bat-| tering of Police Clubs, |-_and Stores Wrecked. Fine Diamond Rings. Engagements, birthdays and other occasions ‘call for diamond tings. Prudence calls for moderate prices. We answer the call by inibastn our diamonds and other precious stones direct and by the trand-mave mountings: of, sotrd Ht4skarat-gold-in- the -| TWO _JAPS IN HOSPITAL! AT 98c PER PAIR. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY),. OCT. 16TH splendid qua brown, plum and_blacl 24 Jioor ary Model Suits, made of broadcloth, in green, blue, jackets trimmed » Who “pannel ill Seek to Reach er With a Warrant. ‘Began When. Man Fell Through Store Window j —More Trouble Feared. Fine’ Diamond and te. ines Cal se _Wedding Rings. © /. SAN FRANCWOO, Oct, K—Another "We have good ‘Teason to be proud-of-our-seamless-solid gold— Tere ae Battlin fathoce a amerioans | wedding rings. They are'as hard to make, if the work # properly the bitter. fesling aguinet Colestiate ins done, Be ‘many a piece of jewelry that is much more showy. And this-clty.—snd—the-poliee arson. No wedding ring nor other article is put on CHES at: amber Unless itis right in every way———— re Saud G. Clark, _West Elghty-tourth. atroet, f took possesion of her own flesh d eekioadl she. ktanapped yenter- ont to-day ready to check @ fresh out- break. In the jatest clash, which ccourred Inst night, at least twenty men were badly battered and two Japs are in the Emergency Hospital. The police re- Serves called out while the rioting was at its worst used their clube vigorously | on both feetions, and for a time the ory C."Mremec, ct No. 157 ‘ayenue, she will be proceeded jem as if she had committed oty, felony and made herself o twenty years’ imprisonment. boy: fa her son, but when ner. “divorced her. thy custody ot @Ml4 was taken from her by order Court! “Then the child way legal- pepe “hy “Dr. Kremer; so that ne ‘only parent that the law now mob swayea back and forth over the Uitconiscis is Forma’ Of tien” knocked out in the melee. The rioting centred about the laundry jtun-by-a- Jap named -Umuexube,-Bt 0. 422 Feel street, and this and. ether ~ Reliable Watches. It is just as easy to have a good, reliable watch as an inferior =kind,-and-it-costs-juist-as little. —Time-is too precious to be wasted — on watches that will not measure it accurately. , We have handled watches for over 30 years, and during that time have never failed i lease a es aellsus what you want, We can supply it rig! Dorchester this morning. where hopes to reach her with a! stores in the vicinity were wrecked. fant Though refused one by Magis-| The trouble was caused by Josep: ‘Mermaan in) the Yorkville Court) King, an intoxicated logger, staggering fe te a higher court to-day with | | Kona'e unary the proce anda f Fhe young mother lived in an Eighty- M street, fat with Miss’ Georgia iwho was arrested’ yesterday a charged with ‘sesisting -in the child frog: Dr, Kremer’s a From. Mise Solid 14-karat gold, richly en- Sraved- hunting case, py althene El ‘Others ox058 Zc panies works eur YPACTUR Retailers and Importers _ Sclid 14-karst” gold, richly en- qraved hunting case, ea are) Elgin or Lambert works, $30.00. alleged sccomplice was t in the ‘Yorkville Court to-day. three brown veils when Sal Sede te places of eatety by the | i hour's _hat_ the strect (wes cleared and am eurmeoons called to OI 7, GA, al JEWFoERS May Bradtey, an she ¢: Nad time ot here n. Magistrate Hermann insisted fate raion Bar vel Whereupon she were. ah: _etiaencel abot the Tattle. VETERAN POLICEMAN DROPS DEAD IN. CELLAR. | ~Commitsstoner-—Dattington:—ot- a | Health Board. sent: Elwood B. cal ‘one-of-New--York's veteran Bee the basement of No. 120 West Sixty- st to-day to investigate a com- om Hi wan Ofty-two years old, lv vadirworth rents = [Smith haa hardly ental Fs to go on thelr olient's bonds. | which is reached by a tong staircase, Dall. was fixed-at $500, and Misa Gar-} then he Petter over. The janitor saw allowed to ett him fall and rushed to bls ade, Smita mes to sit in the courtroom | cane a téw thmes for oreath and- it night," hie-sald, “I was given Waderrtand that the technical charge Sasault made against Mise Gordon | Rol be. pressed. Now I learn. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER il: ‘SPECIAL SALE OF ee s Underwear- Of supertor qualities. GOWNS of fine Natnsook.! embroidery trimmed, New. models, American made, _ yates z 1.25, 1.50, 2.00 t 5,00 4.50, 5.00. 6.75 2.25, 2.75, 3.50, 4.50 ity Clark's father, James C, Clark, Millionaire lthographerof Boston, championship will de UNDERSKIRTS. Flannel and Albatross, y_at #, In the concert he on, Tk. will conetet of teen minutes from manuscript, ant coey, George, was born. | the first ten will be entitled to ester MGlark “beard stories that his wife was| ths finals on Thuredey misht. ‘The ly with & former employer, A/| Prine {sm 91,000 silver cup. ; Guarret followed. and in June of Inst | wthe Clarks decided “wife the-boy's guardians’ was igsed ‘Purrogate Fitagerald. ORTON. Ost. 15—A woman ans dag the description of Mrs. Maud awito fs alleged to have jeft New ‘The Saks Cushion-Flex Shoe -for. Women... has “upset an_old-notion.— lt used to be Considered fact that style in a shoe meant grace- ful lines—and' discomfort. Other side of the epietire=comtort in a shoe meant ungraceful lines and no style. There was much ground for the belief. ‘fent at once’ to Doreheat Was made by the police to” detain | woman, and Inquiry at headquar- FB @lpclosed the fact fiat no request | her Sejenilor Tad been Tecelved | ore, 4 uy Women anil the boy excited con- | ble interest on the part of the i _ FLANNEL, DEPARTMENT, ~ \ FRENCH, SCOTCH AND SAXONY FLANNELS IN A VARIETY OF DESIGNS, ADAPTED FOR HOUSE COWNS AND. CHILDREN'S . WEAR. PLAIN-AND FIGURED EIDERDOWN FLANNELS, FOR KIMONOS — _—AND BATH ROBES. ‘FANCY, WHITE FLANNEL FOR INFAN SILK EMBROIDERED SKIRTINGS, AND PLAIN WHITE SAXONY. FLANNEL. ~ SE) AND DOTTED EMBROIDERED fe TS’ CLOAKINGS, entire suit atretly tailored. lent quality wine and | At $38. 74 folds. models most favored here. The prices Chemises, with lace edging, Chemises, with cyslets and ribbon, $2.97. __Finer Hand-made Garments tn regular Specinent up to $85.74. re and there was quite a/ @{ the dock when they came} The missing feature—absolute comfort—is at last supplied by the Saks Cushion-Flex, «a shoe that is-graceful in the extreme. irs. Clark Hien ta the nga y rn For Wednesday we announce many {mportant sabings, all bel: pricing — ee of The Koch 8 Co. extreme low- 15 to 25% lower than elsew Women*s and Children’s here. Merino Underwear. CHILDREN’S NATURAL MERINO WINTER VESTS, PANTALETS. AND Wi ROOT S-TIVOLT-MiEES-and- BOYS’ DRAWERS; in broken sizes; ‘OMEN’S WHITE SWISS RIBBED MERINO VI short sleeves; all sizes; value $139; each.. We are are now s owing a big as; valees u UNDERWEAR, in white anc natural colors. 2 ~epliced heels and sotes, with) spliced heels and double oe with crow. fe jtions; value 39c.; palr.. to 75c.; each Women’s Fall Waists. igh neck; jong and it of Women's and Children's FOLK AND NEW-RRUNSWICE Wiis ong er spicing: 3 pairs a If WOMEN'S SUPERIOR BLACK COTTON HOSE, Maco yarn; guaranteed; high VOMEN'S WAISTS-of- good -qualtty-madr+s;front-with-ten_large tycks: yalue $1.50 . WOMEN'S: WAISTS of linen or fancy madras; tucked and plaited front with laundered ‘collar and cuffs; value $2.50 Ww ath singte or-doubte-breasted. if OMENS HAND-EMBROIDERED LINEN W ith: trun cut r of wool batiste in large checks; blue and white and black nani whitesvaluc. Misses Pursuant to our policy of unequalled underpricing, we will omy refund purchase price if equal'style and paauaty can be ob- SandSmall Women’s iS are OF feo “quali pie fancy fabrics in the-season's-best- In the best plaited effects, with” foot fo! positive $18.007value; none C. O. D.. Misses’ *s4 Sma! Women"s— of self-colored taffeta; sizes 14 rate yearn equals! eannot be found elsewhere within 'O DOLLARS of Wednesd: —Models-are_semi-fitting, 30-inch. yles;—tined_ with guaranteed areal Skirts sizes-24-to-48-years.-A i tyle and quality of our price.. 1 “ Chiffon-and-Nets, ward mtotion In inking Nie as fh hin father, ‘the “woman. to take him. He ts my child, And 1 could ‘not “do” wit | A cushion between the foot and the outer sole---a very flexible sole, a snug fit at heel; roomy. at the toe, yey with’ all these features, presenting externally a most attractive. ouline, These points stamp the Saks Cush‘on-Flex as a tangible attainment of the object that has so long been sought. ! Ten models in button o- lace styles, all the correct shapes Are leathers. Seven models at + $4, | Three models include the “‘arch prop” for weak ankles, at $5, eee ees STRUCK WOMAN WHO MISSED FOOTING. ‘Stumbled While Crossing | “Pracks and Was Tossed Upon | Head by Fender. at Dex Roches, a French-Cana-| Mow, of No. @ San Jacquin Quebec. was rin down by 2 Wenue car al Seventy-seventh to-day and severely hurt. j Motorman’ of rhe car. Fohn in, Geclated that he did not ace, When: ale stumbled across tie was going’ at, moderate nd tender just xtuzed Mra, oche's aide chrowing her heavs thas: cy vans ton her head, Presbyterian ras wary she would Saks Cushion-Flex Shoes for Men .|In four models and all cor-ect leathers--an ideal Shoe for Men accustomed to much walk nJ or standing. } $5 125th St. West, ESca, wT CHIPFON OR MOUSSELINE. DESO white,cream-or black; all silk: 45. inches wide; value uA — Ss Boots & Sipe WOMEN'S BOOTS; lace or button; of patent colt or yici kidskin; ible or welt sewed soles; Cuban heels; value $3.00... ° WOMEN'S BOOTS; lace or button; of fine vicl kidskin; welt or flexible sewed soles; Cuban heels; to clean out this $2.50 value; pair......., WOMEN'S: HOUSE SLIPPERS; with strap, of ‘yici kid; common sense heel and toe; hand-turned soles; value $2.00........ A Thirty-Cent Twelve-Word ‘Furnished Room’? The World Finds a Desirable Tenant. Ad. in Many 2 ws nN 2.75 Tailored Sutts,14.95|| 1.29 standard $1. 00 quality. grades ranging in price up to $48.74 45c 95c] Misses’ Suite,—made—of high, tures; Jackets with notched collars and tailored_ stripe. fabrics} yo! no(ched collar and tum-over cuffs; Bet at $13.50, sale. . pet ie braids and large ornaments; full pleated skin trimmed to |Women’s French Undergarments =" tAINSOOK garments, hand-made and hand-embroiered in the TIN inimitable manner that chiaractertzes French needtework—The+ models, furnished through our Paris office, are the American de and trimmed. Drawers, with hand-embroidéred ruffles, $1.98 and $2.74. __Night Gowns, with eyelets and ribbon, $3. ; made with either cotton’ or silk + Our regular steck of Women’s Hosiery, unsurpassea, embraces Exceptional Values in Girls’ and Misses’ Outerwear grade mannish mix-_ “42 'to $8 year sizés; made to sélt at $16-50, sate: Satin Raincoats, in blué, black and tan; HOUR model, with ~~ Made to Sett At $4750. — Distinctly New Model Suits, made of ¢xcel- roadcloth, in blue, plum, green, ack ; coats 42:. inches Jong, ‘snug- J” fitting, beautifully braided’ entire length front and back; velvet collars and cuffs to match; jacket satin-Hned; full pleated skirt finished with are Anges aXe 69 and $3.96. a pair. 24 Floor Sleeves, are trimmed with braid jo lined with ‘satin; skirts full pleated, ‘finishea with 44 and 46 year_sizes:_ made to, $9.74 anama Skirts, in_blue, black an frien iy a pleated style,’ neatly Leeteneds with stitched’ fold and made to’ sell at $7.50, sale... inches; high grade, iti-rich, two-|_ tone Oriental and floral| effects; 49 tolls for special Mills; 15 14.95 Dresses, 10.50. ‘THESE DRESSES. are of fine quality Panama, in navy, wine, brown and black; nobby Jumper styles; skirts are full-plaited,-with one or two folis; pipings 0:50 ! Royal Wilton Rugs, finest quatity Rugs 8x10} -ft. size, BiZat0v ts 50 0942.74; The-big sale ~ Table Covers =fringe: best grades from the rom the Whit- tall, Bigelow and Lowell ANGLO: PERSIAN “QUALITY. 9x12-foot size, [ elsewhere $52: o$47.24 ow in progress, affords rere, heavy. Armure-and tapestry-mercerized: Penian, -- designs in red, nti green and olive;-finished_with heavy knotted patterns to select of this sort pro- text yards, elsewhere $1. our price 2x2 yards_elsewhere $2.95; our price Tapestry ax2 2x2’ Im, ‘ds, elsewhere $2.25; our price... yards; elsewhere $3.50; our price... 59 ’ Velours, co; 'So inches wide: ras, elsewhere $1 65 to $2.' 30) ayard; here .. Table Covers, Oriental and floral and green and tan and green, fi Bas) with heavy knotted Ms suitable for furniture coverings ‘or drape- ries; In dark red, offye, empire green, crimson, rose, Nile and tobac- signs, in red 191,98 rae figured, elsewhere 4275, a yard; here hardly be more attractive, Indeed, 1 special selling: Geagpine Black Forest Cuckoe'Cloc as ‘illustrated; 15 atte high, with 414: carved and inlaid; hour and half case prettily: hour strike and cuckoo call; sale,.... God Miss‘on Wall Mn, strikes, brass hands and este | Mantel - Good Clocls|Underprce =a IF this were a specialty Clock store {ae selection offered: ¢ t issa question marly specialty stores show lines so extensive, The one “treme is a nickel alarm clock for as little as 59c.. the other is a>massive bronze timepiece at $750.00. For Clocks, Dutch oak cases, 20 inches |. fitted with 8-day Tondment, pest ad car ‘Srer Boch dial; $2.69