The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1914, Page 4

ee eae pis ih 1, 2 in ee eee weeeie “wosts, sro ARNT OO (STOCK MARKET (MSS RO Se 2= TRANSITCONTRACT | BEGINS TO SHOW | ‘| VETOED BY BOARD. REAL SGNOF LE @inch with @ man describing him- Q8 Theodore Netson, twenty-sis, of i uiblic Service Commissioners | Between Disapprove Rich Plum Given | 190 West street, Brooklyn. Malson had « scalp wound, which he came from Donegan's nlghteticn. paid he ooked out te int yi ~ -_— (Continued from First Page.) 3,000 and 4,000 Shares a Day Change Hands : mortgae and other mortgages for nearly three hours, He was auc As always, Lamberts are prepared for all comers. SENSATIONAL BARGAINS by Interborough. at July 30 Prices. Furthermore tt te charged that he Bas |Seorverad, ‘could mot understand Large snanalactaiehs themselves and spot cash buyers BEGINNING TO-DAY At THE WILLARD CO., | The Public Service Commission! ‘The members of the committas on | aK" BROADWAY 4 15TH STREET. | oo atiernoon iaapproved the COM the Clearing Mouse of the New York Overcoats & Bal & Balmacaans tract votreen oe ner cea, Mork Kachanee to-day reported an: fat-| Transit Company and Artemus Ward. nner day of encourasing business in| calling for a payment of 611,000,008 rieus at cloning prices of July 20. during the next fifteen years for 4 couple of weeks ago hardiy any the newsstand, advertising and vend- wusiness waa being done, but now ing machine privileges on the mb the transactions, practically all in o44 way and elevated lines. It wan eatt- jlota, are running between 3,000 and mated that Ward would make « pro- | 4,000 shares @ day, and an they rep- Ait of 96,000,000 on the contract. resent investment purchaess their The city took « decided interest tn! yotume is regarded as an encouraging the proposed contract, because of tte indication of a restoration of oon- - | tdenoe. Dealings Sullivan's amity. Interest and on the principal. CHECKS. in bonds are relatively -. chs pe En a i rentals ‘Clearing Moune Committas. ond witness. and contrast expired on Jaa, 1, 1914 ‘The contract submitted ealled ,for Payment of 0607000 thie year, and @ gradually inereasing amount unt) the year 1919, when 0000,600 ehould become the fized rental. Mince 100s . |the firm of Ward & Gow had had the | conceasiona, paying $460,000 @ year It te believed that the rejection of the contract by the Commiasion will result in other bide being made by competitora, or @ contract at « higher Fate entered into by Artemus Ward and the Interborough. At the same meeting to-day the! Commiaaion ratified the decision of the Appellate Court ino the Edison Company to etrike out certain | clauses in ita contracts which called for exclusive service in ite rate echedules 34th Street > FEDERAL RESERVE BANK SELECTS ITS QUARTERS Will Open Nov, 16 at No. 62 Cedar Street With Temporary Officials, Directors of the new Federal He- werve Hank annowieced to-day the in- etitution would open wusiness t No. 8 ¢ Values from | Wie Cost of Glanes 8 $7.00 to $8.00 BSeall, the Benefit Great —nothing in the world means so much, yet costs solittle, as good eyesight. Pending selection of permanent of- cers the following banking officials will act temporarily in the sew bank: President William Neha of the Hanover Caabler C. i Oresory ot of toe “National as cashier; BB. & City Bank, . B¢hibch &Sons and RM ‘alien ot the frani oe G si ears ust | Compan of the New Yor: 194 Bway at John 5° Values from 85.00 to $6.00 A. 3 og ateeel ‘Tank ry Or ee . Hopper of w33 81 th he. ih Chemica ‘Tank. ah eigen of the 101 Nessau, at AnnSt. 17 West 42d Street. Reig ty TE Deeshiye: 108 Putten S1., cor. Bond St. 5, Fo It takes lots of good common sense to keep house. And that’s why only common-sense reasons appeal to the woman who is looking for ways to make her work easy. There is a way. It’s the Fels-Naptha way. Fels-Naptha Soap in cool or luke- warm veer instantly dissolves grease. It will take out stubborn bloodstains. It’s much cheaper, quicker and more convenient than sen rugs, or clothes to the cleaner—and it does just as good work. els-Naptha makes hard work easy, and does in less than half the time the york it used to take hours to get out of e way. Anty Drudge Hates to Have the Children Punished @ive. Hesty—"Come in, Anty Drudge—and don't notice Mary and Jimmie. 1 just whipped them for spilling » bottle of milk on my new dining. reom rug. It’s ruined.” uty Drudge—“You are a foolish woman. I'm sure it was an accident, and you'd better have sent the children to the store for Fele-Naptha Soap. If you had {t in the house, you'd know it would tule the grease right straight out of your rug, without hurting it in the least.” Figo Ss SKIS OE : FELS-NAPTHA 3 r ibs QUIZZED ON DEALS SULLIVAN MADE lation of the Joralemon Trint Company, | annigned to himectf the Temple Tereal collected the interest and part of Ube | questions in principal of the Temple Israel mort- Payments et various times have re. duced the mortgage to $1,860, tar, |O7#24 Jury about half an hour. Cropney han been told that these pay- ments were made to Mins Burkhardt | and that whe also collected the Interest and that checka ahow that the money went to Bullivan or some member of Flas Ruderman of No. 406 @utter avenue, Brownaville, manager of the|,, ‘Temple lerasl, made the payments of bpd RUDERMAN BRINGS BOOKS AND tpaenas tate ft * Query. My, Ruderman appeared at the |!ipe-ui + |much larger than in stoaka, On one|metrict-Attorney'e office to-day un- abfijiations 0 ‘ohthe Bae yg pected Privileges would be worth bag thle week bonds to the amount | der subpoena to go before the Grand |celved more than one pary nom! the of 91,800,000 were put through the| Jury and was scheduled ns the eec- pea Be Au ues iinery election. He had with him’ senator dames McCreery & Co, Commencing Saturday, November the 7th We will offer in Men’s Shoes the greatest values in our Shoe history Men who appreciate High Grade Footwear will take advantage of these unprecedentedly Low Prices and secure shoes enough to last a year. other documentary evidence. ‘The first witnem called to-day wan| from William Watson of Yonkers, who} ‘Ada «lve for rea, et served as Warden McCormick's con+ fidential secretary and bought the! a lead oi | myntertoun Hing Hing automobile be Awaiting call waa John J. Malloy, Huperintendent of Industries in Sing | Sing Prison, who spent a few days in aye for you Is A {fail last week for refusing to answer |consum: wer, ply + a he iqueations put by the Grand Jury. Re’ molten lava from They were called to give evidence ‘ell, juat hold thia thermome- in connection with an attempt Mr.|' 4 ek 1 get your tem- paey in making to eatablish that = n'a money paid for the car. taon wan before the Grand Jury = (Christmas Tide Lambertward It looks as if Christmas jewelry selection would begin early this year. | Customers come in twos and| threes to the Lambert Store to consult about gifts, to give orders for engraving, etc. All this, of course, can be done at leisure and in complete comfort now, before the full floodtide of Christmas has set in. < My love for you ie f ish. He waa ex- cused until Monday, when « Yiddish interpreter will help him. Miss Burkhardt waa before Bd e Tora. 'Me Monday and to bring cers jonday and to ing cer- pene mentioned above, two “Fils closed the tnvestigation tor wg Mill ghey ton Know cs the week. Mr. Cropsey expressed pect mists an ‘ “7 hy ingin himesit as satisfied with what he|® very concentrated aatisept had learned. falling effectiveness for sore, soft, bleed. ing, sncming seme, loose ned and Caltforata’s ms or Fettties. sensitive teeth. In two days you will ¢.—Califor- | notice the soreness begin to go and after mt House of Glagoa Seprovement at coasians. . Simply psn sees two of what they do not make, they are able to mark factory prices in plain figures on all articles they sell. Since the Lambert store is not in “the fashion= able shopping district” you are not taxed for a high rent and expensive store fittings. You need not pay as you b Christmas jewelry chosen now will be kept for you in a hoes and can be paid for when wanted, at your con Diamond: Engagement Rings Try This New Treatment fer Pyor- theea, Receding Gums or Loes- ened Teeth at Our Expense. If you have pot iw or any of the ounces "i ; If you are in the mm 90 ar rectod an aii ‘cn este. dow matter of a Solitaire Diamond “Si be improvement you a ex. | > ; Engagement Ring please let Brew your deposi, ‘This benorable oer e's us show you ours from $10.00 to $1,500 and every one a value of the first water because you pay Lamberts one moderate profit and the middleman r ing. Leg a mount- ings stron, ld the Dia- ponds al “uhioned to ex- ibit every ray of Vaerereag ‘8 superb beauty. Mountii solid 14 hein or solid 18 gold and platinum. Will rd look at Lamberts Cluster and Fancy Diamond Rings? Latest in Lavallieres If Lavallieres are before your mind as Christmas or birthday gifts let us spread them before your eyes in so many fresh and charming patterns that choosing be- comes a pleasure. And not a costly Laajegute! since we sell a guaranteed solid Lavalliere as low as $2.75. Two re- cent patternsat moderate prices will interest Christmas buyers. 12 cen to Sentine bs well as the public. | ae first-class druggist ean sup) Ah hoon | el r United States Fs of election. Sth Avenue At Lamberts 5 ah Gola. ta. leverything is Guaranteed *)*3<3 : a to be as represented. even 21 Eset Our Family of Brooches representatives of ™ Pett. brilliant family of Lambert solid Id brooches. Their ith and kin are num- bered by hundreds and Fos ena ae Gola be an acce Woven irer set imag gift. Hrom $1.95 up. ca" Christmas Lockets How about a'solid locket, set with a fine, directly imported dia- © mond or other gem, en- riched with engraving or fraternity emblems or polished for mono, marae hme we en, aye without [ Pooky ma fro ss.00 up ine gre ae Mey Look Costly, But-- Solid Gold Cuff Buttons $2.00 a pair and up, all look more are. The attention of Christmas Labor | Feast is haps to these elegant but low priced examples of Lambert design and execution. NITQTOT Solid a hares gold sold Food Scroll Rulon ge. Pome ante 08. golid i4- eee | Wedding Rings Always in Season Some modish varieties of the Lambert Seamless Solid Gold Wedding Ring. Each ring is made from a single piece of gold and is as near perfection as human hands can make ing. No charge for engraving. S&S >] > — 14-karat, $3.30 up | 14-karat, $4.40 up | 14- ara $a ob 14-karat, } wilde *4. 65 will be #345 Furniture Without Deposits, Pereheced tm the manner, hee ihe bos the duger. Owr | CALL AND MAKa YOCR UWN T. rail” nds BA ar ata fom eeu | MAILED Pee We Pal PAY FREIGHT 4,00 up | 16-karat, $6.50 up | 18-karat, $6.75 up | 18-karat, eine Hy 25up #2-karat, $7.00 up | 22-karat, $8.75 up | £2-karat, $1 i ot a | __ “Signet Rings, Please” | Certainly —Guar- | \ oe = I anteed solid gold| Chasin ; De lb \ ee carved,chasedand A sing (e) ars aes engraved in more \ i styles than you solid 14-kar-| Would ever dream Dollars gt seen, péyoas ae They'll keep well be: your “~ ty Sold 10-kar-] ¢ Gold Signet at Gold Sig-/King, beveled of BEEN Ta etl Boll 14-kar-| Uniess you learn the lesson net Ring shank, DD “ from | That the honey bees will teach. carve dbiiy® *eiin| sortments tenga: 1276, hank, rt shield ba araved fintah, $5.50, der, 1000.” $2.00 up. LAMBERT BROTHERS DIAMONDS—JEWELRY—WATCHES Third Avenue, Cor. 58th Street Store Open E Until 6, Saturday Nights Until 10 To catch them you should lure them With, for instance, a World ad, Then you'll see the dollars flocking More thar you have ever had World ads. bring money for ser- vices, rea’ estate, business enter- prises, inventions, instruction, apart- ments, &c., every day. Fer Money Monday Advertion in Next on Pa Weer PPE Acne aL