The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1918, Page 6

{ 53-57 West 14th St. THROUGH THE BLOCK TO 15th ST. Buy It on Our Famous Club Plan Buy NOW. You have the priv« | ilege of paying on our very at- tractive Terms—as low as $1 Weekly if you wish. THIS OUTFIT MAKES A WONDERFUL GIFT A sale consisting of a Columbia Grafonola, beautifully finished Record Cabinet, like cut, in golden oak or mahogany, cand ‘Six Records or Twelve Selections AT THE SPECIAL PRICE OF All the Lat All t ‘This store te m ain tained for the sole ot Chin Chow Cloth Coat, ing—a warm, sturdy mix- ture—with a cape collar, dresses. Bly value its ir Small sizes 500 pairs of s NL 217 pairs of gi 400 tured above weight 119 West 24th St., Misses’ in a pleasing, with trimming | firmly woven) jo, of black plush. | mixture. idered Batiste Night Gown.. 11 Apron of good quality Percale. .$1 Dress of durable Chambray Linene.$1 |G ge Dress of Plaid Percale; white trim$r | F lerdow s of Women's Shoes, $20 to $350 it Record: new popular hits as the old melodies to December Clearance Overstocks of the National Cloak and Suit Co. |Two Big Coat Bargains for Wednesday’s Selling Coat on lin 5 ad every DOLLAR DAY Bargain pictured or described here you will find dozens offered. Every department in the store’s three floors has its signs pointing out the DOLLAR DAY Specials. very limited in quantity, so come early, These are only examples: $1 Bung ‘om Suits which have become mismatched. Big pictured Big values Big barg ty Corsets, in a choice of several sty Louse Dresses and Bungalow Aprons; some of which are pic- 72 pairs of Women's Pants; knit from wool-and-cotton, in medium Near 6th Ave Durable Cheviot made stylish = ‘fitting | inlaid with seal Percale in a Shepherd Check pattern...... $x Good quality Blue Chambray; linene trim. $1 alow Apron of Striped Percale very-Day Dress of embroidered Linene...$1 goo Infants’ Bath Robes of Cotton Blanket Cloth; as pictured. 217 Wash Dresses, all past season styles, but suitable for house choice of go style Carriage Robes, with } in Patent and Gun-Metal Leather “THE EVE CLEVELAND CARS TIED UP BY STRIKE AGAINST WOMEN Business Paralyzed by Strike of 1,500 Who Demand Removal of Conductorettes, CLEVELAND, Deo. %.—Cleveland’s traMe and much of its business was paralyzed to-day by a strike of 1,800 atreet car men, tying up every ear In the elty. Many shops cloned becauns of Inability to get thelr employees to work. The men voted to ntrike at meetines last night, They demand immediate re. moval of women conductors from the cara. President J. J. Stabley of the company says he Is enjoined by tho National War Labor Board from re- moving the women from the cars until the board returns @ decision in the case. ‘The company is making no effort to run care with etrikebreakers, ‘The carmen rejected an offer of mo- diation by the city this morning. Up | to 11 o'clock not a car moved from any barn in the city. cninnnnisillpiasaities French Aviators to Ald Inddastry. PARIS, Dec. 3 (avas).—Fréneh mili- tary aviators are planning to organize an ciation to foster serial sports and to place comtpetent pilots at the ser- vice of the Government and industry and business, The association will include the leading French avintors and will | have the support of the Government. No Mail Orders Are Fillel From This Store. Chin Chow Cleth, Collar Cheviot Coat- ing. Plush in- lay in crosi over collar, plush, Many of these bargains are tateas Sr $1.00 .. $1.00 » $1.00 $ hood $1.00 $1.00 NING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1918, |AFTER-WAR SURPRISE FURNISHED BY DIVORGE OF JAMES HAZEN HYDE| idle, notwithstanding 1. New French War Loan Listed. PARIS, Dec. 3—The new French per cent, loan made its first ap- pearance on the Bourse to-day. It| was quoted at 71, INFLUENZA FOR PROMPT RELIEF FROM Grip, Sore Throat, Cold in Chest and All Inflammation Con-' gestion, Radway’s Ready Relief, Gives Instant Relief and Com- fort to the Sufferer, Pour # quantity of Radway's Ready Re 2, iy Re- fein the hollow of your hand Mar the part of the body act agp | Th e rub distributes the fol of the skin. starts the chins {he "or the blood and ad WS Seer | adways eady elief ub it Oa ySTOPS ub It Ind PAIN INSTANTLY PLANNED COAL-RAIL- ba were deposited more than fifty years ago and contain a is pulled by mules to the bottom of slopes where it is hoisted to the sur- tuminous coal man, filled the want by | passage of laws prohibiting this meth- llotting to these people bituminous | od of preparing coal. It is contended Fuel Administration—apportioned the| preparation, which will be shown the bituminous and anthracite coal as|Senators, the amount of this cheap Senate Committee to Be Asked ask members of the Senate committee who expect to visit this region in a of water and railroad tracks. This washery could, therefore, be lconsiderable proportion of pea coal, which at that time was not a mar. | keta’ size. The Investigators will | ked to visit collieries where he coa the surface is taken from’ (0 TROL FUEL IN 1840 the banks and poured down openings | ——e face and mixed in the coal breakers Continued From Fifth Page, with freshly mined coal. | teat ee age) =| “rhe league contends that this is a | — camouflage method of making use of 1. Ino words, they had to te that washer coal should be prepared iven to them by the F dm: ted for what it is and the jou @od Ulewe biluen @ charged should be much le nd anthracite operatora— the market price of freshly they deemed advisable, to which Dr.|coal which is mixed with the best Garfield agreed. coal is never exactly determined. pn _——— to Investigate Latest Method of Cheating Public. (Special to The Evening World.) POTTSVILLE, Pa, Dec. 3.—The few days to use their influence to establish a model Government coal washery at Gumboot. At that point} 900,000 tons of pure coal are on the} readily started and would afford a) test of the leagu ontention that coal from the culm banks can be loaded aboard cars at a cost of 25 into the mines from which points it this connection, Mr. Morrow, a bi-|culm and will ask the Immediate all working aa committees under the| mined coal, but under the methods of Anthracite Consumers’ League will surface and rignt near by is a stream c Sa ton, Thus far the owners of the Gum- | boot tract have refused all offers to| develop though big sums have 50c been offe: capitalists having p All Draggists posed to put in all the money re- cK Ruired and sharo the profits equally vain eee | with the owners, but this, with all vor THE | others offers, was refused and the! Duinm nery a Harer oe Ar REO CROSS PHO. ———xs Mason’s Chocolate Cocoanut PEAKS A Confection made from Cocoanuts dipped in Chocotate. Great in quantity, high in quality, rich, in nourishment. Wrapped in waxed'paper and ‘tin fojl assuring their cleanliness and retaining their freshness, Dlason, Au & Mageabeimer, Conf. MIL Co., Rrouklyuy Ns ¥e Ono of thb after-war surprises in he announcement last week former Ne York insurance m and noted four-In-hand whip, had obtained a di- voree. The action was instituted when Mr. Hyde was at the front serving as a Red Cross Captain. Capt. Hyde, who at the outbreak of the war, shaved off his beard and shed the wings of a social buttertly for the sombre garb of war, is at p it he has added riding in & ry is an automobile to contain iluminatiny in hieh they filled them to. the furnished tho Major D. T. Pier is in London with Hyde, FRANKLIN SIMON Hand-Tailored—Ready-for-Service UITS for ME ‘29 ‘28 °30 °33 The same quality of woolens— The same quality of hand tailoring— And the same. prices—AS LAST YEAR! HF suin and substance of the situation is, we bought these woolens last season to give you the benefit of Jower prices than would be possible if we had to pay present prices for them. It is possible some other shops may also have anticipated the rise in fabrics, But are you getting the benefit of their foresight? We believe that we are in business to exercise foresight for you as well] as for ourselves. We do not believe in capitalizing our knowledge, of the woolen market to augment our own profit. Where we have to pay higher prices, you also will have to ‘pay higher prices. Where we can save money, you also will save money, We are not matching our wits against yours, ‘This is not a ednfidence business but a business of confidence. These suits cost us less than their present market worth. They also cost you less. And there is no charity about it either. It is simply our method of doing business, Men’s Suits *25 to *65 Hand-Tailored—Ready-for-Service Simon & Co.) FIFTH AVENUE Men’s Shops—2 to & West 38th Street— Street Level Se Franklin Diamonds and Jeweiry jor Vuctory Christmas NLY a few days from now until Victory Christmas— the greatest Christmas you or your children or your ; children’s children will see! Will you make it doubly joyful and merry with gifts of Diamond, Platinum and Solid Gold Jewelry, Diamond, Platinum and Solid Gold Rings? DON’T say “Such things are expensive.” Let a visit to Lam- bert’s convince you that they are not expensive. For Lamberts are jewelry-manufacturers with a work+ shop on the same premises with their store. They directly import their Diamonds. They do not pay a high rent, and consequently do not have to charge high prices. Your gifts selected at Lamberts now will be laid away until you want them. You call for them and pay forthem at your convenience. Whether you pay as little as $10.00 or as much as $1,500 for one of Lamberts Solitaire Diamond Engagement Rings You get @ better Diamond than other stores could afford to sell you for anything like the money, because our Diamonds were bought before the last upward sweep of ries. All the Diamonds we sell are mounted in our own factory. $75 $100 $200 $250 $300 $400 $500 $600 Some Diamond Gifts and prices: Solid 14-Karat Gold Diamond Cluster Rings, $60.00 up; hand-made Cluster Rings of platinum, set with fine Diamonds, directly imported, $325.00 up; Diamond Rings for » $15.00 up. Glittering Diamond Brooches Examples of our Victory Christmas Brooches of Gold and Platinum brightened and beautified with Diamonds chosen by a critical expert in our firm and set by our own workmen. Brooch of Solid 14-Karat Gold Pierced and of Green Gold, Fine Diamond, $25.00. | Victory Lavallieres Many a woman would treasyre to the end of life one of these Laval- lieres associated with the Christmas of Victory. Other designs than those here illustrated in solid 14-karat gold, $4.00 up; gold Lavallieres with Diamonds, $10.00 up; hand-made platinum Lavallieres with fine Diamonds, that pay no profit to middlemen, $20.00 up. Brooch of Solid 14-Karat Gold and Safety Catch, Platinum Over- lay, Fine Diamond, $50.00. ! Fine lace Pierced Fine lace work and solid 14- | work and pierced sol- karat | pierced id'14-Karat gold La- | Platinum Gold La- valliere, | Laval- valliere. | set with 1 liere, 3 $20.00 fine di: fine Dia- mond. monds, Complete $72.00 wit : chain, ANG hain of $50.00 | Platinum, $12.00 up. Your Choice of Guaranteed Watches Waltham Watches and others as well known for durability and accuracy. as the stout time-keepers that have bracelet watches with best obtainable et Watches for everybody—solid 14- silver cases. done | American karat gold, gold-filled and sterlin Every watch is put throu: factory, and cai keeping order. our g' only if it is i We sell no watch without this guarantee. A cheap watch is an expensive luxury. A Waltham, Howard, Hamilton or Elgin is @ permanent econ- omy. A popular Watch Brace- let, octagon shape case in Ladies’ Solid 14- Ladies’ Solid 14- gold «filled, Gold-filled karat Gold Open e | karat Id Bracelet Bracelet with steel springs | Watch, Walt W Sah Bracelet ah d teed Swiss| works, steel ‘springs, _ Wal- i - $19.00 | Hunting Case, $26.00 |tham works, $35.00 Victory Signet Rings When you see the Lainbert Solid Gold: Signet Rings, you will realize how easy it {8 to choose a Victory Christinas gift of jewelry for « man if you come to the right spot. We engrave monograms on these rings without charge. Please let us have your engraving orders early so that we may surely have your ring ready for you before Christmas. | Solid 14-karat Green Gold Sig- net Ring. Bev- Solid 14-karat Gold Signet Solid 14-karat Solid 14-karat | Green Gold Sig- e i t et Ring, beau- Beveled | eled sides, carv- one pated tiful carved, Grecian | ed centre. Pole Sides, $20.50. $12: $20.00 | ished. $21.00 Identification Signet Rings of other styles, $5.00 up. Wedding Rings Without Joints 48 Solid Gold Wedding Rings stamped “L.B.” were first made in oe following the Civil War and their reputation for staunchness wid for enduring beauty has kept on growing ever since. All styles, shapes cod thicknesses, and never a charge for engraving. Solid 22-Karat | Gold, $7.00 up. Solid 18-Karat Gold, $5.25 up. Solid 22-Karat Gold, $5.75 up. Solid 18-karat Gold, $4.75 up. —— Sterling silverware and the best of silverplated ware, second floor. Christmas Sil- Handy little gifts in solid goldformen, Knives,$5.25 Watches—Diamonds—Jewelry Diamonds Re-mounted Third Avenue, Cor. 58th Street Store Open Daily Until 6, Saturday Nights Until 9.