The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1919, Page 4

i Pesce woo aL IF BRIDE JUNPS Py Tumble to Grownd. _ While a | Tee, one cent a pound! on pounds each, for $25. for the peddlers use, mn the Diamonds at Lowest ° Prices and Why , -fitted store is a f for keeping +h re foe diattonds as low as they can be kept in the present unusual conditions of the diamond industry. We import direct, not through middlemen. We pay the cutters coe cash. Our orders are large, as they must be to supply needs of a growing body of customers like ours. Our rent is low, our overhead is no higher than a ser- vice worthy of our reputation demands. From $10.00 to $2,000.00, and every rice pays for a far fue diamond than if a middleman got a share of it. call and let us show you. Diamond Laval; lieres, platinum Diamond Lavallieres, mountings Pinoy Dimond Seiltaire, Rings, plat tinum mountings, $80.00 up. ' All diamonds at Lamberts are mounted on the premises. We have a well equipped factory and make much of what we sell. Class Rings of Solid Gold ... . Members of the classes of '19 will be pleased with our (Solid Gold Class Rings. They are among the traditions of “many " , our young friends may see for themselves ‘when they pa ja thoes rings. =" wi wt aaa) ei ) ) J Solid 14Karat-Gold Solid 14-Karat Gold Solid 14-Karat Gold, Class : and lain Roman finish, faney pierced, green 4 Tight GEG0) 10, $8.00; 10-Karat Gold, and rose finish, $8.80, 5 Korat 75. 96.25. > 10-Karat Gold, $6.75, apt ” 3 _>. Bride’s Best Gift Wert Seamless Solid Gold Wedding Rings, differing in and price, are alike in painstaking construction “and in tasteful beauty.’ Made: partly, by special machinery, partly by skilful pane No charge for engraving. 18-karat, fecha 18-karat, $7.00 up 18-karat, $8.80 up 18-karat, $10.00 up #4-karat, up 22-karat, $8.60 up 22-karat, 10.80 up @&karat, $12.00 up ‘Watches Tested and Guaranteed That the Watches in the Lambert stocks (all examined and approved by Lambert expert watch- makers) are from factories of far-spread reputation is an immense help to you ia selectinga watch for your own use or as a gift to bride, graduate or soldier re- oe turned to civil Solid M4-karat gold. plain po Jife. Bracelet Solid Ve-karat ished, eerie, case, newest . fi gold, engraved model, with Waltham movement, Watches, solid top, Octagon $37.80. Walthams, in solid 14-karat gold, Bracelet Watch. 14-karui gold cases, $40, $45,850, Waltham, Solid 1#Karat C0, $75, $400, $125, $180. Elgin or other Gold Bracelet springs, $37.00. _ LAMBERT BROTHERS iamonds—— Jewelry Watches when they would « y from 90 cents on Monday to $8 yes- | an his season of the year, past, is 12,000 tons, Overnight the de- weight: mand «prang to 20,000. and 22,000] York. apne Boos) f° poms tons, It could not be suppiled. This, say the manufactur lee manufacturers, after a confer- erg og ant hd BP resaperke ‘ ind July and Aw it Depart: Public Marketa re.|in temperature a gus partment of Public, Markets Fe: vreather stricken tee cit. supplying his particular apartment ature ice in the Hudson River from| ‘The Hudson River ico houses ware Catakill to Albany should be left in| closed: the gangs of workers had dis- SS TOCENTAPOND ee! WIMLITIELEAT at an,| they -1919. 4 16 shortage | 100 pounds, but the pleces were cut by| cut into fifteen pleces and sell ‘them ey rt ova rather @ WORLD, FEIDAY, JUNE, | ped, would offset the faniine| could realize the need th ticipated at that time, was here, Immediately ih In order to supply the demand up to| boats to the nataral ice depots, + Now York since the rise to| July every ice plant in the outlying) yestérday “morning the fi Dernture has been short 8,000) Sections arow! Greater New York) *®pply entered Now York, tons, Ordinarily the con.| Wa to be induced to operate at 100} In the upper section of Washington per cent. capacity, the sureids from ee i errees Drones and roTth | the consumption jn the immédiate vi- Is, the (ce dealers are choppl n averages for many years | Unite be ghipped into Greater Now| thelr #00-pound. cakes | HA ‘hey have diétricted their ‘in Brook he house in Brooklyn the household fared the houses until in July, when_the| persed; boats were tied up at the| better. The ave Pom .t * TAs rice ul Serve For forty-eight hours small stores | greatest summer demand es. This, docks, Before the manufacturers wagons of peddlers was 50 cents for and housewives have paid that for) — = = ke lee which Is sold at the docks at 96.50) a ton | Jelly In the congested districts ice could hot be obtained at even higher prices. | The Evening World learned yester-| day that small merchants, whose, jstocks of perishables depend upon | keeping their refrigerators normal | | pald as high as $6 a cake of 800) pounds and were limited to buying | | { One milk dealer on the east side considered himeeif fortunate because IB \he was able to buy ten cakes, 300 A driver for an ice cream manu- facturer went to Rockaway for @ wagon load of ice yesterday morning. A wagon peddier of ioe met bim on the road into Manhattan. The peddler offered him a flat profit of $50 for bis wagon load if dumped on the road (AVNAAUUELEAAUATE ETAT AEE oc The little, dark, dismal coal and east side had to ‘ar as ice Was Con- jay, Tuesday and Wednes- day, The ind dent dealers from whom they bdotght d the price, TIL SOT ININN NTL UL LY IIT i AGVEVETALLANALUNREA LLY (exam OOO Ltt TTT TT hi de works, $35.00 up; wrist watches, AM), Sxtension iit Toatnoas dials, $12.00 up, at a ye ccememee NMLANANLAUANARAAUU ERA AUUCA ETHEL e ral than weight. Forty: | at 10 cents cach. The pushcart ped- und pieces, weighing usually a little| dier an@ the cellar dealer pays the ording to the buyers, sold for | wh ler 90 cents for a £62pouna delivered at his cellar, This be Ice dealers {n Harlem yesterday de-' cuts inte 16 to 18 pleces and rotaltp ii the clared that they were not increas o 18 cents a plees M Acquaintance $ the price and the’ jece, In the better p) at ed. piece delivered runs up to & and say they pay 82 cents, 20 cents. ! nd oo if delivered, $| aul it to their bUsi-|terment. C. C. 8 . areaeet, trade, say the | ager. of the Kalekerboo of only 10 cents over the Py an oy 7 Pyetend Soe lar price. ny: , sioned by the extraordinary weather In the a of the 100 per cent, to 125 } +4 cent. fit. ly of natural ice at the docks They pay 75 cents for a 300-pound the shortage cake which they hay to their da, x the dealers are making| and sald that, with the arrival lay, - would be quickly overcome. wighborhoods the prices tor the same |f Assortment tr Delicious Beyond, W ceRY THEM Pormmectt LLULULEAMLLU ELLOS Red CL Wo Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World west THIRTY -FOURTH STREET seem NV LAUHULAVANUNTARAE HELA ERATE BETWEEN BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE eT cect semen QVUEUURLRLUONNERAHN EERE LLHn Hast [ EXQUISITE SUMMER FROCKS IN NEW INTERPRETATIONS The glinting brightness of summer sunshine and the myriad hues of flowers are mirrored in the r picturesque charm and colorful beauty of the dainty fabrics that go to make these exquisite garments. and superior Serge, i exquisite grace. © ~ 20.00 and Taffeta. Nigbetness 35.00 Georgette, $45.00 COATS, CAPES AND WRAPS OF DEBONNAIRE GRACE i rected style themes are most pleasura re- ( vealed in the jaunty rape and capes fashioned in every type of the mode, of Moire Silk, Serge, Wool Jersey, Satin and Tricotine. Very Specially Priced, \ LWAYS a graceful and fitting accompaniment to A any costume are the wraps, coats and capes of Silk Duvetyn, Tricotine, Charmeuse, Faille Silk, Crystal Cord, Tricolette, Suede Cloth, Satin Barre cnd Silver Tip Bolivia Cloth, Very Specially Priced, 35.00 © 115.00 SPORTS AND OUTING APPAREL OR mountain, shore and country. One-piece frocks that emphasize wider skirts and sensible sleeves of Tricolette, Wool Jersey, Satin and Crepe de Chine. Belted or Norfolk Suits of Shantung, Pongee, Tweeds or Wool Jersey. joose or belted coats of Polo Cloth, Tweeds or Wool lersey. Very Specially Priced, “SANG Wa ler IS ia MODISH NEW FROCKS IN SUMMERY SILKS AND CLOTHS EAUTIFULLY-MADE frocks of Geor- B gette, Wool Jersey, Crepe de Chine dainty freshness, interpreting the youth- ful spirit of the Summer vogue in notes of Very Specially Priced, DELIGHT to the eye in their varie- gated loveliness are the embroid- ered and beaded Summer frocks of Georgette; fastidious in line and artistry are the tailored models of Pongee, Satin Very Specially Priced, New Tucked Frock of | Organdie, offset with Satin 25.00 © 50.00 sltive “Gils sanSttare MMMURRRTR ETOH; ep ous HER SVERTPERQOETUOIHI G(s {AQAVANERUCULETLTAQAYA AUT E amess@Ss=sm T “iba The Values Are Most Extraordinary F unusual verve and grace are the tailored and draped frocks of Satin, Pongee, Taffeta, Moire Silk, Tri- coline and Figured Georgette; fascinating in colorful beauty are the beaded frocks of Georgette Crepe. Very Specially Priced, 25.00 OFT-TEXTURED materials, like Paul- ette, Georgette, Satin or Charmeuse, emphasize the vogue of the hour in expressions of youthful daintiness and chic that meet the need for garments appropriate for summer-time occasions. Very Specially Priced, aoe he Elaborately Beaded, $85.00 COOL COTTON FROCKS Gingham of lightsome sheerness and delicacy. Very Specially Priced, 10.00 Filet Net, Gingham, Dotted Swiss and Linen. Very Specially Priced, 15.00 © 75.00 SUMMER TAILLEURS Serge or Wool Jersey. Very Specially Priced, 25.00 125.00 VANUALUEATNAUUENATOONTNT ET sem AUST OBVOINGED NUN LADA TINEA] = = = = = = — — 4 = Bd (GLX) Sy 2 SANUUSUORENNEEORTERERELAVELS em TUEUTLONELEROLEDDERVHINNT =H rox FOR THE WARMER MONTHS F transcendent beauty in their purity of line and daintiness of treatment are the warmer weather frocks of Flowered Voile and check or plaid ONDERFULLY exquisite models of translucent loveliness and superlatively modish in style, igen and effect are the new picturesque frocks of Dimity, plain and flowered Organdie, Voile, TTT ITH the possession of a Summer tailleur Ww comes | the, nasine of beta jeahionediy and roperly attir espec when t. jarment ribbons and sash, 22.50 is clevetiy Fmodeled of Faille Si - lk, Pongee, Rajah, Tricolette, Paulette, Dominette, Tweeds, Mannish