The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1919, Page 6

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THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1919, GREATLY REDUCED ~ 295 Smart Silk Dresses COLORS Nav Blac 7 Pekin Henna Nile, Gray Mauve Liberty Taupe Flesh, etc. ————=EXTRA SPECIAL=—————— | SILK PAULETTE & TRICOLETTE DRESSES & SUITS Fine Silk Paulette and Tricolette (not cotton or mixed) are the most expensive materials in vogue this ents (only one or two of a mode) These are the smartest Garmtnts for THEY WOULD HAVE ‘To KEEP OPEN ALL NIGHT To SUIT SOME BIRDS! Clerks’ Strike Proposal Threat- ens to Take Great Hunk of Joy Out of Life. The Pawnbrokers’ Association has voted against closing shops early in July and August this year. There may be a strike, Some of the clerks would close at 6 P. M. daily except on Satur- day and on Saturday at 8 P. M. —News item, And you can imagine the fuss that is being made about it in our set. What IS this old world a-com- ing to? The tmpudence of some clerks! “Think,” cried Uncle Moe Baxter at @ meeting of the association, “think lof the bitter disappointment of a man who regularly pawns his watch B-E-V-O, (n.) [<OF. beveve. <bevee, drinking. <beore, drink. <L. bibo, drink.) A delicious non-alcoholic beverage, noted for its purity, nutritive qualities, sparkling golden color and, richness of natural flavor of the ingredients from which it is manufactured. Beceme nationally popular, with all classes, in a single season. Created by Anheuser-Fusch, St. Louis, and manufactured in great quantities in the most modern, sanitary and perfect bever- age plant in the world. Synonyms: None. nearly like Bevo as the law will permit. REG US PAT OFF THE BEVERAGE The all year ‘round soft drink ANHEUSER-BUSCH What Webster's will say about it: - ST. LOUIS A word that is imbedding itseli in our language. Soon to appear in all 1 good dictionaries: Antonyms: About 200 imitations put up in bottles similar to the Bevo package, and bearing names as Derivatives Beooer—one who constantly enjoys the best of soft drinks. 4 ‘ HIB With | Anheuser Busch Agency Wholesale Distributors Families Supplied by Dealers NEW YGRK, N.Y 3 cy WANT TO KEEP OPEN Late! THEYRE DOING A RUSHING BUSINESS THESE DATS OF KIGH PRICES, TAXES, ETc! | brandy have lately been placed in | \Newport villa and private yacht | — 1 Host of ‘“‘Uncle’s’’ Regular Patrons Wonder What They’d Do for Sunday Entertainment If Pawnshops Should Close at 8 Saturdays NO WONOER THE PAWN BROKERS, late Saturday night, when he comes around and finds the shop closed.” Uncle Moe almost sobbed as he thought about the Saturday night regular, The pawnbrokers were a unit in voting against early closing. Business, they say, is mighty brisk. Shoes are being hocked, strings of pearls, diamond ta-ra-ras and drums, According to one report, bottles of pawn! ’ And smoked hams! Credence might be placed in the brandy and smoked ham rumors were it not that so little is doing in the GOES MUCH HIGHER WE IN LENOX WARE Cream tinted coffee set in Lenox ware —encrusted with a delicately traced flower pattern in sterling silver. Grace- ful and chaste in design—a charmin: example of Hallmark artistry. A gi that will be prized—at a price eminently reasonable. The set Fifteen Dollars. Call for a copy of ‘Correct’ Wedding Customs’’. The HALLMAR K Jewelers Fifth Avenue at 40th Street, Second Floor CASSIUS BAGLEY, President IF THE COST OF LIVING MAT HAVE To Hock OUR VALLAGLES! trades. What else would anybody | want to part with a ham or a bottle of #** for? The pawnbrokers’ clerks are talk- ing atrike—next year, maybe, Have a care, say we, of the angry citizen making his regular cail on Saturday night and finding thi pawnshop closed. iV This strike business CAN be car- | ried too far. Too much is enough! Hos 3500 ORPHANS ROVALLY GREETED “AT CONEY OUTING Amusement Places, Placed at Disposal of Children From 12 Brooklyn Homes. This is Otphans’ Day at Coney} Island, the annual outing given to| the children of the twelve orphanages of Brooklyn by the Long Island Auto- mobile Club. Early this forenoon 200 automobiles, including everything~trom touring cars to motor-trucks, called at the| ¥ various institutions and gathered up some 8,500 of the joyously waiting little ones. As fast as the children were taken aboard the cars headed for Prospect Park, where they assem bled to form a gay parade down the Ocean Parkway to Coney Island. Most of the institutional contingents were accompanied by their own bands of music. At the island the procession was ff met by the management of Luna Park and the children informed that they were to own that pleasure resort for the afternoon. Every amusement device was.turnod over to them, and in a few moments they were crowd- ing the chutes, the whizzbangs and everything that ordinary folk try out under combination tickets, Also they were munching candy, popcorn, ice cream and drinking milk, soda water. and all sorts of juices at the manage- } ment’s expense. The “Heart of Coney Island” has never entertained a more apprecia- live assemblage. Charles C. Cluff, in charge of the party for the Long Island Automobile Club, says he, hasn't had so much fun since he was. a kid himself. t Killed by Hix Own Truck. H (Special to The Evening World.) 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