The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1920, Page 14

eae psiinianeuapgunad ausaatuineeennEemE ee incite tabaci einipeoernyrenensalnRGRER snsatteatnasinaneeeses at eet aps rng BAY SRI RY ee f . a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1920. LORETTO HOME BOY | i SEEKS HIS PARENTS) Lambert Says a Word Yoseph Sheehan Has Faith in the Ps T y , : Power of The Evening To Strangers In 1OoOwn Gimbels Music Salons y > indi: A aytee For Other Gimbel World. . ‘ ‘ my : ‘i " — | Come to us for the gifts of jewelry you plan for the home —Eighth Floor 3 I S&S Way & e “ * Joseph Sheehan, twenty-two years|] folks. We are easily reached from anywhere, which is an im- , News See Page 16 @M, of the Mount Loretto Home at portant consideration with men whose time is precious. We = sess == . Tottenville, 8. I., is seeking his mother manufacture Diamond, Platinum and Gold Jewelry, Diamond, amd father. All that the young man Platinum and Gold Rings so largely that we had to enlarge has been able to find out is that when/] our factory as well as our store in the same building with it, be was four years old his parents, a short time ago, and this is an economy to you as well as to pices. fuer recrnain other customers, because, paying: factory prices only, you e. There it was re . Be Wee born Ari 4 pay no profit to middlemen. ; Gran¢ Union Hotel, 4 Diamonds we import direct and mount in our own factory. { Yarington Avenue They are higher priced than they used to be, but they are Twelve years after he entered the|{ lower at Lamberts than elsewhere because of their direct i home, Joseph left It to go to work for! 1 importation and also because we don’t have to carry a heavy i @ farmer in Connecticut. Up to this |] burden of upkeep time he had not been interested much : ; ' in his parents. When he « Here are suggestions for gifts to take home. ' teen, however, the young man decided | } to find them He went to Mount Loretto and se-) | cured the meager information to be had there. Then he came to N | York and found that the Grand Union $75 $225 $400 $900 $600 $350 $175 By selling only the output of the front-rank manufacturers such as Waltham, Elgin and Hamilton Companies, we satisfy the most exacting buyers of watches. Whether you are from Missouri or not, let us “show you.” LAMBERT BROTHERS Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Third Ave., Cor. 58th Street Store Open Daily Until 6 } Hotel was no more, Thinking per t @aps that his folks would write ' him or inquire about him, he w ek to Mount Loretto and got a job.| lo has been working there for the| past two years, ' Yesterday he cama into The Eve- ning World office and told his story. “Apother boy down at the home ha not heard from his folks for six years and he got « piece put in Th World and the next we came down to sce him, hopefully. ——.__ TWO DIE IN FIRE THAT TRAPPED 300 t i ; | | New Haven Health Officer a Victim ! i q } Quarter Million Dollars of New Player-Pianos—A Great Shipment All Sensationally Low Priced [g And Offered in a 12 Day Event AS d of Blaze in Big Office Building. | NEW HAVEN, Jan. 16.—Two were kdlled, seventy-five half suffocated and 300 frightened into hysterics by the fire which gutted the elevator shaft New York’s Best Drug Stores and the basement of the eleven-story tint. se ce, The Utmost in Prompt, Courteous Service Ghurch (street late yesterday, OTE Prices Are Right art The dead are: Charles waner NATIONAL, __.220,s1ey of Milford, New Haven Count = me Saaic rates ‘pron DRUG STORES 4 #exinewn “a For three weeks now we have been mak- The “big idea” is not only to offer $250,000 / Maar dr: aaa ing ready for the advent of these players— pa Ll te had teal but to sell them. j and have disposed of every player that we ~ “4nd though the figure is an ambitious one j From One of the possibly could in order to make room for | the values are so genuine, the players so good, | Largest Makers ana one: i our entire organization so “keyed-up” and j ee aes this—one of the best player-piano buying epthusiastic that we confidently expect to 9 ene ne se icpent cnanecoret opportunities that Gimbel patrons have had attain this goal in our twelve-day campaign. e eason S good player - pianos in the country. a chance to share in. , Then too— The entire “job’’ — player action, sound board, in short, every part— . is o the finest material, and the manufacturing was in the hands of artisans noted for their skill. T O P A Y | Up to $50 worth of Pla Ll Each Player Fully The terms, ‘‘two whole years to pay,’ speak philic be sel Guaranteed for themselves. You get your player at once—are | ™@Y be selected panot, only does the maker stand privileged to enjoy it to the fullest while enjoying ac ese ayers WI an un- . . qualified pcerantent but Gimbel the extended time to complete payments on it. _ Most Important «Shoe Event SIX-FORTY-FIVE SEVEN-FORTY-FIVE EIGHT-FORTY-FIVE Men’s and Women’s Boots and charged at the time of pur- far Otherai too Sap Hastt Pans attvec . Please note, too—that the entire player ship- | Chase. behind every player in this sale. ment is entirely new—that the models are all 1920 cabinet developments in Colonial styles. IHE season’s greatest opportunity i i Te re were ad cee cl People Unable to Come to the Store RESERVATION COUPON Shoes. The remaindér of our fall 2 | and Interested Person Ss Li ving Se eau Please reserve for me one of youy new player-pianos offered at $485.00 (); a Conried Phonograph at $59.00 ( ). It is distinctly understocd that this reservation does not obligate me Out of Town Should Mail itn this Reservation Coupon = {Reece le * * * * We Are Still Able To Offer That Splendid “Conried” Phonograph 559) } Though After These Are Sold the Price 59 Will Probably Not:Be So Low Again ‘ The Conried Specifications footwear is now offered at surprising and’ winter stock of smart Signet savings under regular prices. Buy Early! The smartest lasts and leathers, the popular sizes, will be quickly taken at these special sale prices: : $7.45 $ 8+ We suggest the economy of pur- chasing at least two pairs of Signet Shoes at this sale. The actual cash saving and the greater service obtained by alternate wear will *, warrant such an investment. en | | | . | | Nothing new about the Conried—except the name—and even that is fairly well on in standing, for Gimbel: ve offered them for two years now. | Look at the description of the specifications—every good thing there that any more widely known phonograph boasts of. This Machine Under a Variety of Names has been sold all over town at higher prices $ And a good phonograph—one that under other names dealers have Motor—Double spring worm driven; four to five 10-inch record capacity to one winding; frame and botto f cast iron; an be But whatever your . purchase—for great- \ est value-getting — buy early! { wound while playing. Turn Tab'e —Twelve inch stamped absoly true run- ning turn table; all exposed parts heavily nickel plated. ne Arm —-Universal type, | records on the market. SIGNET SHOE Co. A f Possesses patent rights fo con- 1345 Broadway, bet. 35th & 36th Streets Harlem—112 West 125th Street filled pages of exalted description with—only at far, far higher prices, trolling the weight of the sound Bronx—3rd Avenue and 14Sth Street - Brooklyn—557 Fulton Street Phonographs in one sale at one price—and such a price that the box for playing hil and dale a or lateral cut records, Centres largest throng that ever attended a phonograph offer has been on hand, ateitherangle. Heavily nickel pl ted. All Stores Open Evenings Why, the price is lower than we havé seen used and rebuilt machines A Month offered for. All are New and Perfect, and We are ' Prepared to Make Immediate Delivery The machine has a Tone Modifier scientifically _con- structed. All wooden amplifier. Cabinet—Queen Anne de- sign, size 45 49x19 19x20. Crown isconstructed with splice joints Genuine mahogany panels. Retailers of Rice & Hutchins Educator Shoes ———————= Brooklyn, New Jersey and'Long Island Customers Direct to Gimbels via Tubes and Subways