The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1914, Page 8

Are Robbed of Play Places | SMALL BOY ACCUSED OF BLINDING CLASSMATE 2 Canning === |Nenies Guflt tn Court—Victim’s CAMBERTS|~ Growing Sales of oti = ~s 'D re, Yorkers and Americans gener- np are buying more diamonds than {ij York m writer in a conservative } . He might have f:/8 honest unwillingness advertisement, that cre than ever, and of-town People, too, are buyin onds at Lamberts. We Pasar “t more of our handsome and solidly |! Solftaire Engagement prices from e gerne and every for a ngs than ever, at m ry nM. .00, Kd pled te kart or 18-karat gold ry ene to be || lower than elsewhere, as low as they can bemade. || Purchases in quantities for spot cash BB which means rock-bottom rates at the _ we sigidly Direct t apontetion. The most rigidly econom store sroueet con- red sistent with first class serv: a Degerad Al thet the most critical. ‘buyer of a ing ring could demand is in Lambert less Since 1877 we have , Widths and thick- without charge Wedding tas. in all styles, and we engrave them BERT BROTHERS Sick Mother Died of Shock pile at ey School No, 173, Be hosorale to the cher en- gaged in horae) ona fan La es & gre saenea: of seed tat ad spent weeks in the radioed cerital, ba we 8 cn Sat i warrais an Mie clarks ert arrest wes Wenneete pleaded not bag %;| LADIES’ BROOCHES. terday and Juat! Ryan parol unti) June 2, AN ODD HAPPENING. (Prom the Boston Transcrtpt,) Mintater (announcing from pulptepat ill add ‘that @ lady's watch has bean und tat ope oe eles waten the it hein hy hymn: now sing the “Lord, her wateb T i is Keap- ing.” Well ftt! make lone wat ie more pleasant, Dr. Levy at For Men end Women make ‘Side. ne “SICKED” DOGS ON HIM. Badly fajured Man Aconsce Twe|whoss home is at Na “And the Ch’s Useless Street Flower Garden| wetter ta srecutrs nenecraas san at Gan Ge ten, Game al rl dl zi Sear et he, ae cea ——— DEAF MEN HIT BY AUTO. Can't Hear Warning Hora and One Ren Dewn. “| ‘Two dent men, George Meyer of No. 1703 Palmette street and Adolph Kennit of ell, No. 1763 Gates avenue, Ridgewood, were | F p Teving or that ther fell run down by a Henry Elias Brewing | symPatnetle ‘a ce it! Baward Popp Sheets Self While Seated im Rear ef Cafe. story of @ prophetic dream which might have been turned te good account had SLAIN BOY RAN INTO AUTO, | indea Manefactarer MeLachlin’s Oar KMilleé Child at Stamford. STAMFORD, Conn, May @—A run-! Hurst eg: Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue “Youngs Men's Shop 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor—Entirely Separate from Fifth Avenue Store Will Offer Saturday A Special Purchase of Men’s and Young Men’s Suits SIZES 33 TO 44 CHEST Of highest grade imported fabrics 460 Hand Tailored Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, SIZES 33 TO 44 CHEST Three or four bi English eack models, in na’ black, or brown ofl striped sassinere, striped of checked worsted, Soceon bosnsevitel Vittinn ce navy aerke 15.00 Actual Values $31.50 to $29.50 430 Hand Tailored Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, SIZES 33 TO 44 CHEST Three or four button English sack models, in navy, black, gray or brown pencil striped Cen, striped o Se rebked worsted, Scotch homespun, vicuna or navy serge. 20.00 Actual Values $27.60 to $40.00 YOUNG MEN'S SHOP—16 West 38th Street BUTTERFLIES THE VERY LATEST FAD Fin bottertiv. w wen soaring wings, OF HOPE OPEN EVERY pall MINTS you new brings.” i ts | Bay Th ESS if : [ | i fj I i IHOLZWASSER BECO SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY Misses’ Cape Coat Suits ba A yf og By Penis pau vet and bodies Misses’ Long Tunic Suits Oar eee ig nt be oh Ss 19.75 Actual value $20.00 Misses’ “Country Club” Suits Of navy or white mannish serge; also checks, new model coat with sleeves, skirt with vest belt. 14 to 20 years, 24.50 Actual vatue $24.80 Misses’ and Girls’ Capes Girls’ Golf Cord Capes or Hee Ty cord, in rose, Sent pie or gold, large and long tie a Haed with owered alike to 16 pl ower ale an 50 "8.75 Girls’ Navy Serge Ca ed Os Live Bnei bok hood and tie streamers wll 10 t0 10 years, Value $14.50 9.75 Misses’ Collarless Cape Coats Geese ile Goaus tases ve be bet or plaid ellke, kimi bees Ste be buttoned as veer. : 1600 20 years, = Value $24.50 14.50 Misses’ Crepe de Chine Dresses Long tunic models of silk crepe de chine, in navy, black, white S or Copen, with tg long pleated or plain Ruslan 18.50 Actus! vatue $29.50 Misses’ White Crepe Dresses Long tunic models of white ratine si crepe; collar and vestee of tucked organdie; skirt with tunic; crushed girdle of material, crochet buttons. 14 to 20 years. 14.50 Actual value $24.50 Misses’ Summer Dresses Of white crepe, or pink, blue, lavender, Leer or white striped voile, shawl collar and under sleeves of white all over emb’d batiste, sleeves of tucked net, new skirts, wide taffeta silk sash. 14 to 20 years. 9.75 Actual value $14.50 SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY Children’s Summer Hosiery Im Lisle Thread Socks tusive novelties in two toned effects Sizes 6 to 8}4. Heretofore 500 6 phy tor 1.45 Children’s 's Imported Cotton Hose Hopes back, or tan cotton, broad or fine ribbed, Bizes @00 10, Hererobare 45c Gpairforl.65 .28 Boys’ and Girls’ Hose Meek, sching oe tan cotenny ne eeaReN, alee saetwrwy Qlzes 6 to 10, $1.50 25 Misses’ and Boys’ Shoes Boys’ School Shoes—With Proof Soles ‘he “Franklin” Shee ef dusabie velour call, on erthogedio eenwe ‘Widthe B to B, Value 93.80 | 2.85 Misses’ White Buckskin Pumps Festa cll calf, trimmed od eh fa i at owe, low el low ealse se toe to 7, widths A to $4.00 oe FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts, =r HACHA’ oHE-HE' —~HO-HO’ 6 pair for 1.00 al i