The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1914, Page 6

the exchange of professors fe to_ ae Ps Sa PROFE S10 u 8. } wer wil Not Stop Inicre| changh With Universities—Dr. Rowell Notes Pro‘Prenth Feeling. PARIS, Oct. 9.-Prot.. Hazard is prevented from going to Columbia be- gause he has been called: to the army. He will be replaced by a pro- fesnor of the Inw faculty of the Uni- versity of Paris, who will lecture on ar international law. 4 “age riot in Rael of ‘Paris, has us i were 2 allowed to mange It exptenses pleasure that! a special permit. age of the French people in days, of trial,” ent ti writes, come Prof. Lichtenberg fesgor. He will seo that 1 tne ey eurly Whanti in Germans ot Alustrl business here who since the ou! of the war have adopted names will be required ai ent “oft rd, Vice: @UR GREAT OCFOBER "Salt Sale Delight styles in Copel ‘abrics that are customarily sold at 817.60 10 $29.60, 2 1Q:75 12-75 —., 150 Very Flower of ton’s Best and Creations. In Fashion pe egy peg Alar yr my iverson JACKSON'S designers Inimitable cleverness and soared are evident for the mést stun- ning styles at our fameus Oi reo Cay ine wgiene, ihe Fabrics ordinarily rom He eo to 920 Jor. pndped a Men’s Tan Walking Shoe Coward walking last, with moderate- ly heavy sole and broad heel; Blucher .o% Lace. model, all. eyelet. upper; a: ~ start, serviceable business shoe. * JAMES s. COWARD, 264-274 Greenwich St, N. x." at re aan ones ‘dailies col.d pted. iniire the calmness and cours thies Freel 01 are never mA vs mi ol “ott his name without be cigar "We are very apey fe ‘wel- _—>—— ‘Glynn Will Be Asked ‘WHere] ' a le He Stands Tiedt 2 chance | GOVERNOR HAS RETORT. He'll Ask District- Attorney About Record of Some of His Assistants. ‘The sensation of the political cam- tan will be sprung next week by District-Attorney Whitman in am at- tack upon State Engineer John A. Bense!l, who ie @ candidate for re- -FRIDAY, St $25,081 GOLD. St up WAY HERE We “Disappears in. Transit iFtom EliPadd (Tex.) Office ia to First pop vagal r oo 9 he Melina ek sca merce of El Paso, 928,000 to. gold by mall to the rational Bank ‘of New York. The gold disap- eared ‘in traneft andmothing but the QOTOBER 9, 1914. FRANK MURRAY DEAD. Veterem Thestriep! Manager eumbe After Long Iiness. Broadway learned to-day of the death be wes man. | =" original, useful, ee ' e Franklin Simon & Ge Fifth Avenue, (37th and 38th Streets PARIS—4 Rue Martel. A Store of Individual Shops LONDON—29 Jewin Cre; —_ + Fall _and Winter Apparel For Misses -and Girls - which will appeal to all tastes by reason of its exclusive and out-of-the-ordinary character, At Popular Prices The Individual Shops for Misses, Juntors and Girls now occupy the entire enlarged 8 second floor’ with distinct shops for ~ Misses’ ar Girls’ Stilts, Misses’ ~, Girls Dresses, } dnd Gowns, Misses’ and Girls’ Coats. : and Gymnasium Apparel. . Franklin Simon: a 0. call attenilon to their large assortment of Dresees and . Suits, Jor the hard-to-fit girt, : Dresses from 7.95 to 39.50 Misses’ Dressy Suits 57) ined 16 (9.80 yeare, - Bxolusive Models, 18.50 to 135,00 Franklin Simon & Co. offer Saturday ‘Misses’ Fur Trimmed Broadcloth * se aeeeare Veins s30.80 29.50 ae Exclusive Models, 9.75 to 45.00 -Feaghiin Simon. & Co. offer Saturday ‘Girls’ Dressy it Coats—o? vel- OF, jt _ orgreem; tie st, flat rnat collar, Tied rit 18.50 Misses’ Coats ‘ Sizes 14 to 20 yoare. Exclusive Models, 18.50 to 98.50 Franklin Simon & Co, offer Saturday ‘Misses’ Checked or Plain Velour efiate— Green, beet-tost, Brows ‘or blank ‘Gnd white chpcks; body silk lined 1? Went Value $24.80 19.75 ages 13 to 17, designed on youthful lines., Suits from. 19:78 to 59.50 Exclusive Models, 14.50 to 145.00 Franklin Simon & Co, offer Scturday Misses’ Velveteen Dresses —n biack, pont aba we colar silk braid ite pique colla: fie h stones: wing; wiki plus Pal eee Re, 14 1020 years. Value $24.50 18.50 Girls’ Dresses Sizes 6 to 14 years. Exclusive Models, 5.95 to 29.50 Feanhlin Simon & Co, offer Saturday Girls’ Velveteen Dresses—in navy, ‘brown, green or Bleck; collar and cu! cxibroidery baton, gored oki, wide baltof TOtoi years. Value 6is.28 11.75 : Junior Dresses Gises 183 t0 17 yeare, Exclusive Models, 9.75 to 45.00 Franklin Simon & Co, offer Saturday fentor. Velveteen Ereases te green, brown and cuffs, wide poate leather bal or silk aaeh, 18 00 17 years. Value $2450 18.50, Misses’ Separate Skirts Occupy an enlarged individual Shop on the Fourth Floor Gabardine Skirts , box pleated m ecir- culer yoke ‘of'navy blue or black gabardine. Lanpthe 85 t0 $0 inches. Value s7so 5. 75 Tailored Serge Skirts navy, or open front, ‘shirred empire back, leather belt, Lengthe 85 to 40 inches Value $9.75 7.50 Misses’ and Girls’ Shoe Shop A separate shop on the third floor, where one may select undisturbed from a complete stock, the, ri; cialists, ready to exten: , at Shges—-Bpttonad.or laced. je fan or black Aer ae vio Value 9378 2,95 i Sat ia“ calf, EC 1t footwear for misses and girls. The attendants are spe- every assistance to facilitate a correct selection. _ Misses’ College Shoes—Leow hes. Made of selected tan or black a meri La teem comfortable . fitting lasts, buttoned or laced. * Bi 00 7H Widihe dd toD, Value this 3.75 iene ipane: ae ser Ee a ~ |What “Efficiency” Meatis at Lamberts :; re With us: Efficiency menns ry Be: Tabor, wt capital'where they will produce the pest. customers. If we succeed in that: we, “oer il" fe cost ive Tet: “4 ake ee | d'rinramtecd are large manufacturers, dict oo ayers. We do not keep an expensive store. Therefore are our prices low. Compare them with others and satisfy yourself.” Diamond Service; That“Méans Much to "Yin ™ine | CR TE Four Solitaire Diamond Erigagement at least it would be a shining row if printer's: the sparkle of a diamond. As you ace, the gems diffe: ‘ in Lngees but they-are all of fine iF and are we! ‘ one every other Diamond at Lamberts are tions irect importations, spot-cash purchases. in strong, hand-made’ Lambert mountings of eolid.d 44 16-karat ‘waa platinum. Other Solitaire Diamond _Engage- ment Rings from $10.00 to $1,600.00; Why we sell so many thousands of them you will understand whien syou compare our “a with our prices, - our prices. with we ‘Built for Long back baton isd * Lambert jewelry these stanch wedding’ fi Solid Gold and’ T Sedan Always among, th the revs ym ava ‘the, store, they sustain a-reputation e ‘years a, siete style artd shape, width and thickness!” *Hnol wee i \¢‘from one piece of gold. No charge for engravip ee Exper Show Lambert: ‘Watches; you are from known fa berts bave nd; All are own. wate! only when ‘fi it with a wateh will we jreeniens Lary gold. filled and sterling silver— come to us from leadi Lady's open face 14 karat we | Watch, oe sine turn or in Polished back; Wathen, them Elgin or Lambert works, $16.00. A good enough es ry ee Bes Nae a ead the price is only $40.00. Solid 14-karat gold open face, 12 size, plai lished case for monogram, which we engrave with- va out charge. Waltham movement, thi model, accurate as any watch made. Men’s solid gold, watches in other patterns, inspected and guaranteed; * pled $22.60 up; hunting case, id bea Water, "BL \ Be ena see gee ‘a miost Popu- of sold deckaret tol ith rth teamed ed adjus' lalways in order the: id 14-karat Goldjwear no than cur Buttons, leaf bor-|A large collection of other styles! nish, solid 14-karat gold der, polished, $4.00, [from $2.00 up. Ft Lisiks, $4.50, Old Jewelry in New| : Sha; Raised desi Chased design, pole fai ea soltd 14-karat gold uff Butesdd, $5.50, Aikaret Buttons, 3 seal Ing around the until you are tired pf the ‘aight of than Let us take in hand and Ls pris thing /handsome, cr ahd wearable out of them. charge for designs. A low charge only for the work. LAMBERT BROTHERS DIAMONDS—JEWELRY—WATCHES Third Ave., Cor. 58th’Stréet Store Open Evenings Until6. Saturday Nights Until10,