The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1908, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1908, maa PARK LAKE Hammerstein’s Third Season of Opera Opens Auspiciously; B Labia, Zenatello and Renaud Heard in Puccini's “Tosca” Jewelry uy ers, a SEEKING MISSING ) . Word With You! Seetieaiuibihle 'Man hattan Opera- House Uncomfortably Crowded.| F © you realize that Christmas is only six weeks ahead? It is —lImpresario, Very Hoarse, Makes a Short, {MCR THINERKOUTITHOSE RITIeTOr EWeIES AHETTD bea in i — - - mind a store long famous for pleasing every customer who Crisp Speech—Good, All-Round Per passes its doors. : formance — All the Principal The Mi er of jewelry at Lambert's, whether he spend one dole lar or a thousand, is always satistied bei See Well Received. 1. We are able, by manufacturing Bechet Aisa to He Also to Be Searched | i for Body of Wealthy Wom- argely and paying spot i an Who Disappeared. eas eee cash for what we don't make, to give jewelry’ values that houses f pursuing a diferent policy cannot get within sight of. Ww i ~ ANIC ~ + a ‘b 7S oy ?. y, VG. We are Importers of dhimone watches, clocks, etc. e ‘ 110 S ),| BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. i of : sy dled Ces \ } CLUE ON LONG ISLANL SCAR HAMMERSTEIN started the opera season last night with a gel DIRECT. No middleman is a cent the richer because of erformance of “Tosca” at his M an Opera-House, There WAL ELE \ | ‘ *Passenger on Hollis Car Last was a gi Not only was the auditorium crowded to its 3. We keep away from the rut. The designs of our jewelry - : ty, bu sought admission in vain. To walk about are not to be duplicated elsewhere. Night Resembled the Ob- sige yerve y the temper of everybody else as well as 4. For thirty-two years we have successfully appealed to good jec eT. one's own. ndees held their places valiantly, and would taste and retinement, and we have never asked nor received “or any ject of Hunt. not yle anGakte x before the curtain rose lines of car: article one cent beyond the cost of production and one moderate riages stretched for tiently awaiting their turn to debark their brofit. “we have practically given up AM ocoupants, The sidewalks were filled with hurrying pedestrians, On both Phink these things over, you buyers of jewelry, and let us hope of finding Mrs. Fletschmann alive, ing phirty-fou and Thir street aides of! the house crowds of send you our free illustrated catalog. It will tell you much you but the search will be kept up Ul We sictators wer hered, which the poll equently had to force back will be glad to know. solve the mystery of her disappear- 1} he perf ance on time. BBs, Wo soa continu to ent ee arent Diamonds at Lowest Figures we find some trace of her alive or ay Mra ‘ | stein, who was called out after the sec No, it is NOT hard to reconcile the fine quality of Lambert Jearn the worst.’ ‘ he Manhattan 0} 1d_act, there was a greeting that stirred diamond rings with the low prices quoted. If we bought of a Julius Fleischmann, the grief strick- 5 me to the publ 1 him. The Governor, as sber who by f t long time + en husband of the wealthy, sixty-year- han vei ERIS HIM MAN SHOR NGRPANTTHELINSIS KE jobber who b« rht of somebody else, and if we took a long time to old woman, whose disappea from heard with difficulty, but the substance pay our bills, ther we t ir customers would enjoy special her home at No. 18 W 5 E sixth 4 of his short, crisp speech was this advantages in diamond dealing. But we buy diamonc is (and every= atreet last Thursday has caused one ,, If T were a sing thing else) FOR CASH ONLY, and we import them direct and of the greatest mysteries that the po y my voice. there ‘SAAN e Then ‘ ~ Mee of New York have had on thelr formance: to-nieh mount them in our own factory. All that makes a difference in hands in a decade, said this to an shed home of ope: thy (suis favor of your pocketbook. Evening World reporter after! Of the crowds that flocked to the open the four-day search tha azole large > ticipated in by the pe miilave < ~— oughs, half a dozen priv: Ran et B, Gg agencies and scores of rp Ws Dot x9 a woman's friends. Solid 44-karat Solid) t4-karat | Solid t4-karat_— Solid 14-karat Permission was secured gold, hand-made ¢ hand-made gc hand-made gold, hand-made Park authorities to-day to a ates m« g, fine fine mounting, fine ervoir and the Gabe fiamond diamond, ain Fleiss mand 8 Be iy 3, t f ot A Good All-Around Performance, diam a a 380.00. maiorihenc ol eeu Baceintseee Others from Ten Dollars to Fifteen Hundred Dollars. Gustave Brown, who Pane artis Fine Watches for Everybody! the Re one tC) for man and woman, for 4 outh ind maid. W: aoe eet to-day : aslier tae as w in guar eed cases (s gold fill d ster SI LVET) a Ww Police and priv guaranteed works ibe om the most famous makers. Watches th a questioned trainmen, express our nakers inspect ne by piece before we employees and cab drivers, A ee so Jow that there Seeved te seaman pe HURLED 40 FEET BY Peas have a good one ‘They have not found a per A GENUINE CATAPULT. Here are three fine t gold cases, for women: recollects having seen any one Z x ing Mrs. FI hmann’s de rf : Jeaving the city by rail or boat. Samos s ; Clue From Long Island. 7 Heer M suindaueee - One possible clue received was ili nich ‘ai Chi A ‘ from E. J. Quinn, of Morris patel ri He had four Italians transplanting trees the description of Mrs, 1 nn on parapet was excellent! = - - @ Hollis car last night after 5 o'clock W; iti. Ci t \e im a Bhe was alone and boarded the car at enaud’s Idea of Scarpia. She instantiy began eating peanuts and 5 f aking questions about M Park }O encourage the nedrly one million school children of Greater tne PPeionine aun One ehe left New York in their writing lessons; jdid not attempt to diss t . wore a long b Ra Ra re ey Sepa iey oi Our 2 Sood materi To help the teachers who have this important branch of Revinvesaataaeeh ani Ms js z ae Of fashionable s ae is BURSMB LYE ia J an ne Elegantly engraved. ngraved in novel de- hoes. Her wale was whl study in hgnd by offering a new stimulus for their pupils; kee M A graved sh Waltham, Elgin or Lam. sign, Waltham, Elgin or And to interest parents and guardians in the progress of the young {) ere odes Elginvorel-ai rks bert wo: mbert, works, people in the art of penmanship, The Evening World has planned a con 0: 2 paced up iy : Specialized Styles at $28.00. | mperety il t ne oe $3.25 aay test in this line of school work for the boys and girls of the greater city, fi Colored and Black Broadcloths. i silver watches from . upwa: in which prizes aggregating $500 will be awarded as follows: At svorth, something to know that the Siznet Ring, Triumphs 70 THE BOY8 AND GIRLS OF EIGHT YEARS OR UNDER— About the church und. is true, that the style lines are right and You really ought to see what a superb, solid gold signet ring $100 in prizes, as follows: First prize, $20; sccond prize, $10; third the boys in a defigittul way ‘ we sell for a few valls because we are manufacturers and ask A Paes $0; we nrigealof $3 each; stm prizes of $2 each, and thirty Zenatello a Good Mario, t the $28.00 price actory prices. : is, in its way, a triumph of the pond wit ue a ace 1 hecause It was tmpossible to do so at alow. : ocr mee ee a ; Sitar anciaguinsorvidesidaad’ on 000 TO THE BOYS AND GIRL8 OF 8 TO 10 YEARS—$100 tn Berane Ahn PT a eieanitatine We vill | ed, engrave monogram on the seal OM Pte aese y “\; + prizes, Birst prize, $20; second prize, $10; third prize, $5; sia woman whose lmit lies between $25.00 and 1 charge ¢ usu T peices of $3 cach; sia priees of $2 each, and thirty-five prizes of $1 $35.00 gets more for her money by a margin suttere each. patie . aaa faa; Thess "i i A of $10 in ou on alized Styles Bt an operation performed. by T0 THD BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 10 TO 12 YEARS—$100 in We feel sure—absolutely sure about it F, Bull three DAL prizes. First prize, $20; second prize, $10; third prize, $5; siz ALI. SIZES UP TO’ 44 complain that x prizes of $3 each; six prizes of $2 each, and thirty-five prizes of $1 a burden on a t vowa each. ar. rane TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 42 TO 14 YBARS—$100 in JOHN FORSYTHE, prizes. First prize, $20; second prize, $10; third prize, $5; etx Broadway and 18th Street. ] prizes of SS cach; siv prizes of $2 each, and thirty-five prizes of $1 | Chased column, Fancy chased, Pierced sides,’ “Grae pattern, U each, | polished or rose ranean rose color, hased, rose TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 14 TO 16 YEARS—$100 tn “i color, : colt ' ! prizes. First prize, $20; second prise, $10; third price, $5; sto $6.75. $5.25. | ib prizes of $5 cach, stv prizes of $2 each, and thirty-five prises of $1 VISIT QLD FRIENDS xs: Scar ins, Solid 14-Kt. Gold Aw, boy or girl not more than sixteen years of age in any school ta Smartness, nity, dash, simplicity, novelty, fashion—what~« Ease ‘Greater New York can enter this competition and work for one of the ever be the quality sought in solid 14-karat gold carfpins, it will Sails From Ireland Next Satur- prizes, | be found at Lambert's. Remark the beautiful forms of pins pictured day for This City—No Poli- The Evening World asks fts young readers to copy this short | nie comparisons aby Fit racer a APR TE BEE Ah ig Hecainethecdina sentence: “The Evening World is read in our home,” in their best’! ARE COIN “ f ie Za: handwriting and send it to The Evening World office. xy Comply with the simple conditions in the accompanying coupon, be ) iohard Croker wi! n ‘ 4 t4 pam iaan ed este? careful with your writing, keep your paper nice and clean and fold it neaily if it requires folding, for all these elements will be considered this chy. 7 \ ,. In awarding the prizes, , Two Fine Garnet, \Fing diamona Nin, wan received bere Nast igi an Pupils may send in any number of specimens, The contest does not Ea ey PIE Four pearls, and fine ame MM A ha De fe b end until Nov. 28. P: e and improve your handwriting. 95,00, Roman, $5.00 thy, 928,00, | los solid gold scarfpins from $1.25 up. To Men About to Marry WE WISH EVERY PROSPECTIVE BRIDEGROOM WOULD SEND FOR OUR HEAVILY EMBOSSED WEDDING RING CARD, WHICH WE SEND FREE TO ANY ADDRESS, It shows some of the many styles and shapes in which we make the seamless solid gold wedding rings that first brought our name before the public, thirty-two years ago, and have ever since been in the front rank of our most famous and popular produc tions, 14-karat, $3.30 up; 18-karat, $4.40 up; 22-karat, $5.25 up. No charge for engraving. Lambert Brothers Third Ave., Corner 58th St. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 10 Save postage by waiting until you have written five specimens, A ovens twecent stamp will carry five specimens and five coupons t For Coupon See Page 2, _ NERVES ; LIFE TABLETS | PAN FOR HELP AND ONWARD OFF OLD AGE FELL DEAD AT DOOR), £8800 tnauiries tor Them im October the pen from overwork, brain fag, excessive smoking, Contain no opiates, form no habit, haye no reaction, Relieve nervous exhaustion, Florence C. Rose Stricken by | Ptstration and disorders of stomach, kidneys and liver, | They increase FOR WOM EN CUSTOM-MADE STYLE The exclusive style found in custom-made shoes is what every woman desires to obtain in her footwear. But every woman cannot afford custom prices, The 119 new models of Women’s Regal Shoes for this season’s wear faithfully reproduce all the style-features of the highest-price custom-made shoes. 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