The evening world. Newspaper, October 8, 1915, Page 4

LAMBERT REASONS Diamond experts are mighty cautions in giving « ions om the future of the 4. Bat it knw too few Diamonds of desira'ile grades err satiety the great Ameria: demand and readers of this newspaper who have purchases a Dinmonde tr mind may draw thew own € conchumons As usual Lambert Broth & ere are |i ng carefully Pramends dow z2 few qucted, Other Solitaire I ment Rings from $10.00 to Everything that can be done to keep Diamond prices down is done at Lamberts. Direct importation cutting out middlemen’s profit, severe coor in store Management, mounting of all diamonds in our own factory low rent, spot cash payment to Diamond cutters here are sound reasons for purchasing the Engagement Ring at Lamberts Diamond Engagement Ring This is at Solitaire Diamond Vingagement Ring, The gem is one of rare beauty and purity in color and cutting There not nearly a» many fine Diame . coming in from Europe as for merly, and we see no prospect of increase in the number, i ee ee were ndsome th hand Din are me Platioum and the Platinum setting welded on to a hand made Solid 14-Karat is 5 but qur stock iold Ring, a is as complete pattern daring : as ever, and, as in its no : ever, Lambert You w : Diamonds are naturally ex. : careful! hos pect a high 4 en by a critical expert | price, but we ask only $300. Seamless Gold Wedding Rings eS (<9) '"{Séarmleas and Strong) Buy the wedding ring at a Shue |tadene has aie too, Th take 16-karat, $3.30 up rat, $4.40 up with it a plain, full guaran- PR ee -00 up eee reece tee that it is seamless gold, karat, ” oP and in every other way just what we it is. Most important among Lambert wares are these simple circlets, bright and strong and fit to stand the longest wear on the busiest hand. Pat- terns to please all purchasers; $3.30 up. Engraving free. Watches Worthy of Their Great Names Ladies’ Solid 14-Karat Gold Watch, (as shown here) with Waltham works, $16.50 and up. n face, $15.00 up. In gold- filled hunting case, Waltham works, $10.00 up. In Sterling Silver hunting case, $9.00 up. No extra charge for monogram, ' Men's lid 14-Karat Gold Hunt Case Watch, engine-turn case, Wal- tham works, $50.00. Others $22.50 up. In gold-filfed case that will give complete satisfaction, $12,00 up. In Sterling Silver case $9.00 up. No extra charge for monogram. Associated with the word “Watch” is a great name, such as Waltham. When you buy at*Lamberts a watch from a famous factory we give you an extra guarantee, for our own experts examine every watch to make sure that it is all that makers intend it to be. We take endless pains to avoid ‘come-backs” among buyers of watches. Solid 14-Karat Gold t Chains for men, $9.00 up; Solid Gold Guard Chains, with daintily-fashioned slides, for ladies, $9.00 up. Solid Gold Brooches with Precious Stones A Brooch of Solid Gold or Platinum, set “| with Fine Selected Dia- monds or other precious stones, would be a wel- come gift to the October bride. We would show you some charming gifts in this line at prices that begin as far down as $5.00. When you see Lambert Brooches and Pendants you will ap preciate the opportuni- ‘die ties of selection and 843.40"" economy they present. Delicate but strongly constructed Solid Gold Neck Chains, $2.00 up; Platinum Neck Chains, $7.00 up. Old Treasures in New Forms Are there old family jewels to be remodelled? Is the fine material in some ancient charm or locket desired, say, for a graceful Lavalliere in the modern style? Let us submit sketches which will be low. , And while you are about it, are you a little uncertain of some of your Diamond settings? Let us tighten them, and maybe save you from a heavy loss, Gifts of Diamond and Solid Gold Jewelry and Silverware to rejoice the hearts of Autumn brides. Suggestions greet her friends from the moment they onter the Lambert store. LAMBERT BROTHERS Diamonds—Jewelry— Watches Third Avenue, Cor. 58th Street Store Open Saturday Nights Until 10. Brooch of As-karat gold with t ry Siptinum leaves and Amond get in and « ba Blatinun Ori p Hroooh. mond, xt 1 i} » . a atte (and oni © « > {toa ry Pwe aot ‘ .' Mone pe r : . Wiimine re 6 New York Hoepiial trom ‘ ' . Me » » bad ¢. 136 * . the hosp tagioal | We ; * eum regis a ‘| “When to Take a Tonle” s . . | e ° . ow York | se es © says Moser took pow «| ‘ “an ® ° i took the ub ide orut the ark t a ake ” War seiged with remorse,” she said A ph . for | » ' eung beck to lilladeiphia t Mre Mrow ot 1 ua f the Philadelphia lierieal af . penior on ni of 4 f this 1 Wren she hed aimed she sat " me ie ruined | ! ave know M Mos the hovel the couple were regin: | y 1 me min Phi . Mr. and Mra, Brown, The| He is thirty-two years od an ry . rN fuse her al name Wife and eight-year-old eon ve talked air y wast Wil ngton, I am to TRE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY OCTOBER 8 * yoeeoworre= PRIEST JUMPS FROW WINDOW OFMERCURYSAYS = I WAS MISTAKE trerine Beasties ATTN RRNA AEN i Moritz Moszkowski Eminent composer and pianist—one of the foremost musical educ*tors of Europe and a man of recognized, authoritutive musical opinion, says of The Stroud: “Thi piano charms by a very equal touch, a great and fine quality of tone.” And “The Pianola develops © + «+ a& music] competence that the most learned would never find in default.” , The Stroud Pianola “A Great Piano and the Greatest Player”’ Delivered to Your Home for a Down Payment of $15 Balance in Convenient Amounts Monthly ‘4 ; VUE test of long usage in the homes of thousands of Pianola owners as well as the concensus of present- day musical opinion, establishes The Pianola as the greatest of all player instruments. The Stroud, unquestionably the first choice of all moderate-priced pianos, in combination with the remark- able technical and musical capacity of The Pianola, pro- vides the greatest player-piano value the public has ever seen. | The Stroud Pianola is superior to any player-piano of other make sold elsewhere at any price. On sale this week—a limited number of unusual bargains in used Pianos and Player-pianos. Although any of these instruments might pass for new, the prices are very low—from $110 THE AEOLIAN .COMPANY AEOLIAN HALL, 29-33 WEST FORTY-SECOND ST. “Makers of the Wonderful New Phonograph, The Acoiian-Vocalion—Largest Manufacturers of Mu Instruments in tie World” Co. SATURDAY’'S SPECIAL SALES First of the Fall Season f Latest Fall Styles | Fall Sale Extraordinary of Men’s Fine Furnishings 200 Coats Small Sized Over- coate Ls sree of the 950 [| rejoman _| Wide Folded Four- inchande —Kich elke of the mewest Fall co 4500 | Shirts | Silk Crepe Shirts Season's newest designs and colorings, heavy serviceable weights Finest making { Value 87.50 Sforl?. 50; 6for24.00 Tub Silk Shirts Nest eatin stripes on white grounds. Ales all | wil trees shite ond other odd smell lots | i preven to 4 the mort { Value $4.50-$5.00.| pepuler of oll plein I fer 8.00; 6for 15.00. 4.35 colors included Value $1.00, . ind dress models | elwe $25.00 to $28.00. Pleid Back Rai Coats Prieathey's own foreign . Best of the tan shades and @ strictly tine mode! Value $24.00. Scotch Mixed Rein c t fies mintures; new. est convertible collar (18.50 model. Suitable for auto, country and city wn Value $25.00. Special Gab Coat A Cravenette co cy fine texture; new olive } 12,75 ten shade: silk lined | yoke and sleeve linings. Value $16.50, $18.00.) cravatings Value 85¢. Pure Silk Pajamas Mostly white and « in an encellent arsort. | few fancy styler ie! ment of choice patterns. | from our better grades Value $1.50.) of silk shirtings. Finest | Mercerised Pajamas medium and in white, te lavender and cellent qu finely made, Value $1.50. Plain) mostly sives from 16 va 17. All from our regu: lar stock and from” previous sales. Value $1.35-$1.50.' 3 for 2.25; 6 for 4.00 REMOVAL CLEARANCE SALE OF Women’s Hosiery and Underwear 12,000 Pairs Reduced '4 to 14 1,500 Pieces Hosi Underwear Pure Black Silk, of finest quality, and es Union Suite—Light winter weight, of extra cde mete, pemeataiy hand ee 1.50 fine cotton ill ‘trimmed, low neck and ularly $275" lo $3.50. san Regularly 75e 3 paire 4.35; 6 8.50. * Pure Thread Sj! ‘ev maNR 3 for 1.45; 6 for 2.85. and superior wearing quality, in black or Undervests—Low neck models, of fine white. with cotton tops and soles, ( 78c Swiss ribbed sill lisle, Regularly $1.00 pair. Regularly 50¢ each. 3 pairs 2.30; 6 4.50 3 fer 95e; 6 for 1.85. Lisle Thread Merceri ine, soft) Glove Silk Veste, of superior quality, in and excellent wearing quality. Black only.) 25 white or pink; tailored or beaded tops. \ Regularly 35¢ pair.§ Regularly $1.35 each, 3 paire 70c; 6 pairs 1.35. 3 for 2.70; 6 for 8.40. Silk Liel black and tan, of f ye ele, in bled Pipe Cm of eatra ine 39c Clee oak Knickers, in white or pink: Regularly 60¢ pair.J 1.45 R 1.95 pair. 3 paire for 1.15; 6 paira for 2.25, vay ‘wae 3 for 4.30; 6 for 8.! Women’s and Misses’ Apparel Savings 25 to Sage, Latest Fall Styles Women's Practical ) Women's —_ Broad- The Celebrated Coats of Scotch | cloth Suite in the. _ -Tweeds in heather me | Paathle “Ace most fashionable Au- tures; alto Zibeline tumn shades, ‘ Ss fi ital |g gg Same, thai. rere:| 29.50 Waterberry al invisible plaids. | model with fur collar) Some models trim: and cuffs | Rubberless Raincoats with fur or velvet, Value $22.50. Women's Afternoon) and Evenin Feate of lustrous sill Value $35.00.) Women's Gabardine Suite in navy, African brown, black and Rus.| sisn aren, copy of «+ 22.50 nvin model with vel- vet or braid trimmin, Value $28.50.) Two smart models in navy, black and tan:| sires 16 ye to 46 bust, This cravenette babric made by riestley & Co. to our |. order. in controlled by 9.50 Arnold, Constable. &| 0. for the United Misses’ Suite of Gab ae | Sab. ardine in) distinctive Regularly $15.00.) jaunty models, trimmed R - yey Coate ine Rus. | with fur, Sizes 14t020f 19675 piaieecidal te sian belted mod years, | utility + presenting length, satin 18.50 * Value $24.50.) a new belted model in} 12.50 throughout and trim. i tan. Sizes 16 years to med va fur, Sizes Misses’ Spent Suite) 44 bust. 14 to 20 years, 20 adapte: r Value $22.50 rset snd eho wea Value $16.50. the v ts | i Peg ¢ very latest belte models in invisible omen’s Smart aids, meet uth 19.75 Wool Coats of new i d white checks, 14 to 20 years. Sizes 14 to 20 years. | ‘alue $15.00. | Value $24.50, oe ee aan Carpet and Rug Sale 3,500 Yards | - Bigelow Carpets “Made-Up” Rugs At Reductions Averaging 14 to 14 }4 to 4 Less than Regular Prices ; = Made vein our own workroom from high grade Velvet, Brussels and Axminster in an attractive) 7) Brumele, Wilton and Axminster carpets, range of colors and designe in our own va ue Approximate Sises. Present Prices, patterns. lee. A : Formerly 51.65 to $2.00 yard. \1.50 Se ene ie Hh pod Bigelow and English Wilton in on) 1 75 7,80 to 12.50 assortment of colors and patterns suitable| ** 0.00 to 00 for Fall furnishings te 80 to 20.00 Formerly $3.00 and $4.00 yard. | 2.75 00 te 30.00