The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1907, Page 6

\ HE RLD, TUESDAY, How Would You Like to Luncheon With Dr. Reitman’s Three Friends? NPS TO AEGISISOFA DEL Southwest Cor. i | | | | | | | | | A , ; Dr. Reitman, Hobo King, W » . Entertain the WorstHe Can Find. | ‘ HE'S STUDYINGHIS KIND. . SE de : ictim of the Wanderlyst Him-! self, He’s Framing 4 Law to *. End Hoboism. i "De you remember in that sterling old | melodrama of your youth, whatever it yas called, the old hobo who camé limp- ing on to slow music, with red and white pdfches sewed onto his fsuit? | Well, he'?’ going, golng—all but gone. | "By next month, {f the plans of Dr. Ben |- I. Rettman, of the Brotherhood Wel- | fare Association, of Chicago, do not malscarry, he will be classified: and even! ay be bottled in his own alcohol. Al- ready there aro plans on foot to have a bill passed to prevent his riding! on zaina except when armed with a past All thls ¢rom Dr; Reitman in his top floor Broome street front room at the Hotel Occidental, where every- . thing from free lunch to the ticker is barked “for patrons only.” Dr. Reit- | man ts entitled to class with the mono-— Fail train, thé wireless telegraph, tfc | elrahip and such lko Twentloth Century \ feontraptions a3 the newest of the new. “Ho's the hobo de./luxe. He's got a booktul of clippings about himsclf, and it's aa thick s= 2 stars with a hari Working press agent. Graft Good in This Town. There was noting in Dr. Reitman’s @ppearanoe as he dived ‘in His’ pocket @nd produced a box of 15-cent cigarettes te intimate that he was the King of the Hodoes. Inatead, with his long tilack hair and dark eyebrows and dinky mus- _..,tache, hoe suggests a combination of Figo and the gent who in the great oleo ~ eohioo! of art is generally pictured hand- dng a bunch of grapes from a gondo}a Jaden with the fruit of the vine to a BY THE BROUKLYN | POLLEY ROUT @heds of the Northern Pacific | and the desert in summer, all But Motorman Stopped Car Before Could Cut Off \; 7toi1 . Third Floor LEFT TONIGHT: “TOMATO CAN SCOTTY” “GA REL HOUSE JACK AND SLINKY - v REI1MAN ON 1HE WANDERLUS1 I O! you saint or demon, Wanderlust! You taught when in pain or pleas You robbed me of the delights of home life. You have never allowed me to know content or even discontent. You made me as loneby when in the city among friends as when in the desert with only thoughts for company. 1am your slaye, O Wanderlust; Jcannot: resist your wiles though I tried. 0 with me as you may, for I am your legi {iy a man—only a tramp. - s Worth $2 Women’s Sa ese, Sih na TRAFHC SQUAD MUST leathers. from-the trues roas| of a it is from the slde-: America, Dr. Reitman « Mostly viewed this broad \Dr. Reitnan struck Ne qwas on tap missioner sts a belleved Wants. to argue an! d him to the nesitate a mome: he kept ““gtarted out to" however, he says he visited the Alligator and “The Dvctar’s* and got Ine of how graft was He wags ity Weported good fn this town. und aft leaning up $2 or $ he engaged a room @t the Occldefital, + Heltman's wi qui however, fellow as hy ed. $f engagi t Well fitting as those of s } had not hit fa. ay | @lerk or bookkeeper. has in his inside p comfortable wad of Therefore, when he it tn the interesta of sociologs WH Banquet Fellow-Tramps. Tho do luxe hovo's object in cen te New York is to deliver 4 fow tures on his free wil give a dinner to ni type of tramps, neu: An. reston {1 i han his inwhll it 2d floor of our 1 HALL SPECIAL PIANO SALE “AT AEOLIAN | ees a | ry This Sale Will Make Your Piano Money Go Further ° i sale of tramps are’ pe my own casé Tus MODERATE MONTHLY TERMS $ WITH INITIAL PAYMENTS AS LOW AS $15 | as 1p aiayed on ZT Went away ou | time. There has néver ted to name would RICE alone in connection with a piano means nothing. been a time when almost any sum that a purchaser y not buy a piano—s me hind of a piano. IP Wome The new feature introduced into the situation by the Aeolian Co. is coupling Aigh quality with low prices. Our Special Sales of Used Pianos are unique in this respect rittde enare to ‘ 4 : Felt lined: ‘leathe tip or plain; fur turned soles; sizes worth $2, at No matter how iow the price, no piano is offered that is not thoroughly de- pendable, . Not merely was it a good piano once—it is a good piano now. don’t want ¢ fakirs, but ther had Tf you have in mind some fixed sum ¢o invest in a piano,-you can rely upon it that the money’ will buy Aigher gealily and far better condition here than anywhere else. y i Prices Begin at $90 it The makes include Wet man, Kranich & Bach, ete. squirmin that had bh cinway, Chickering, Steck, Fischer, Wheelock, Gabler, Hard- Ioannis voy Fleslon siti. Oia To appreciate the real feature of this sale (the extraordinarlly i {ine condition) you must inspect the collection for yourself. ‘The AEOLIAN C@., Aeolian Hall, at's? Nevvor yi NOVA SCOTIA “RYDN ‘ > eatizouche. of © # reno ye on Cranberry Heed da probably eaie, “2d Floor. PILE STS FB EERE Tt Sizes 23: 10 8; ah ‘SPECIAL NOTICE Te-morrow, Wednesday, we will open on the Department devoted exciusiveiy to the SLIPPERS AND RUBBERS for’ Men, Women and Children, also Rubber Boois for Boys. Juljets _ Men’s House Slippers Frazin & Oppenhel | 6th Ave. and 18th St., New, York. Shoemakers’ Surplus Stocks and Factory Cancellations |} at Less Than Cost of Leather Men’s Shoes | From L. Strow Shoe Co., Salem, Mass. . . 3,000 Pairs of Men’s Heavy Winter Shoes _.\Made from Selected Calf- skin leather; double, solid leather soles. 1 A Water- proof Shoe at... } Worth $2.25 mpte Shoes i1undred siyles; al Napoleon Boosts for Women Extra High Cut, made from ]]/ the best Gum Metal Calfskin and Paient Celtskim, Cuban heels, extension soles. Siz:s 244 to 8; widths B to 95 EES positively $3.50 4q- = vau OR gee isses’ $1.25 Shoes at Sizes 1134 to 2; lace or button; vici kid Uppers; extension soles; /}} well made of solid leather. I he . ° j 8th Street building a Separate Boys’ Storm Mins Rutber: . Boois, Sizes 1 to Men’s~ - Rubbers, 39 ec 6 to 12, at ep a _ 75 Value. $2'2‘to 8, at 6. Value $3.50, at : 80c Value. sizes Women’s Ru! i DH Cc | | i | n’s F uppers; tr mmed; 2% to 8: . \49e,, Worth $2.00 2d Floor Dept. Sainples from *amous : Makers. All leathers; twenty styles; sizes 6, 6%. 7, ba ay 74 and 8, worth $2.00, $2,50, $3.00, and ), at Buy. Jewelry Now! NASMUCH as the call for Christmas jewelry is as strong as if there had been no tightness in the money market, would it not be Well to make your visit to Lambert’s NOW, before flood tide of holiday shopping nears its height? You need not pay now. If you like all Keep your purchases in one of our stout vaults until Christrias week, and you can hand us the money then. In any case, what you pay us will be a o'tom figure for really-fine, guaranteed je even in our spacious store there is Sie no room for any other kind. MAYBE WHAT YOU \WWANT 1S NOT MENTIONED IN THIS ANNOUNCEMENT. IN THAT CASE WRITE.FOR THE V AND ENLARGED EDITION ‘OF THE LAMBERT JEWELRY CATALOG. SEND FOR IT ANYWAY. WE MAIL IT FREE. i Prudence Says ‘‘Diamonds’’ this id have been the nent here is no Even if the flurry Had conti right’ time to. buy diamonds as a satisfying the Gemand for them. Our stock was bought long ago for cash, without the aid of a middl nd imported straight to our store. Of course you‘see why you ought to buy diamonds at Lambert's. : 6 : ~ ‘This gem would bi a On saan ine: ‘310.00 edding Rings jai skill is needed 3 that to ly due the repu- h, style, 50 ing. an No Solder In These W An uninformed person might to make 4 seamless solid gold thé superiority of Lambert ri tation we began building up ba Size or thickness. Engraving free. ers This group of solid 14-karat;gold brooches, vagous in form and beautiful as wild flowers, represents onty a few of the styles we For the most part they are made by ourselves. portation Of precicus stones make p: This fact and the direct im low. rat old ame. S pearia.. 815,00 9 olid i4-karat gold. 7 | 8190.00 fue Mamonds....§80.00 Watch-Buyer’s Security . Much of the meney of our customers goes for watches, with the clear-cut understanding that every one we sell is the best of its sort and is delivered in” perfect condition. We employ watch- makers who art at the top oftheir profession to inspect and regu: late watches before sale. : Gold cases are tested at the United States Assay Office. D fine diamonds Woman's solid 14-karat Woman's solid 14-karat Woman's solid 14. cat Karat sold. riehlys engraved 94 i wold, pialn polished hunt hunting case Waltham, @0l4, plain yonlahedy ing case, @ fine rose cut Elgin or Lambert Work®, oven gace case, Ane Swiks Wamonde, Walthan, Eee Bs 25,00 " ir Lambert works. Engine turned, $16.50 up, works. ..+.-.-- 615,00 830.00 Solid Gold Sleeve Links If you' buy sleeve links $f us you find so many kinds that you are certain.to please him or her for whom the fift is intended. To- day we contrast a simple pair with two others set with fine dia- monds, of our own importation, of course. There are others by: the hundred, from $3.50 up to those with Diamonds from $7.50 | to $150.00. _ Boll 14-karat gold raleed Bolla 14-karat go) Jain border, 2 fine diamonds, finish, chased edge. ors : $12.00 fine diamonds... Bolld 14-karat gold. polished or Roman, © Bracelets In Many New Forms * We specialize in bracelets by inventing new forms, new schemes of ornament, new ways of combining the beauty of solid gold with the fire of precious stones. There are hundreds of styles awaiting your choice. Don't hesitate to ask about the finest ones, for the prices are all low. E 2 Solid 14-Karat chared In relief. Retailers und Importers Third Avenue, Corner 58th Street Open Ayery Evening in December,