The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1919, Page 5

i) Ae u | Abie Passes Up a Summons For a Damage Suit Against “‘Best-Set-$3.50”’ Dentist int, aeUlk, nn yoedy break your But First There Was a Fight Because Sam's . Becky Was Insulted When Abie Rinsed|— Both His Uppers and Lowers in Her Fiance’s Water Glass and Spoiled Her Dinner. HIS may be the age of substitu- tion, but Abie Schulman insists that teeth is teeth, and that, though @ broken tooth may promote a fight, it some- times connotes something else. Abie had eaten his junch ina hurry. Sometimes a feller's set of false teeth don't always fit right when they are new, even if they did cost three and a half down and How was Abie to know that the girl across the table was Bam's steady. Abie had cleaned and polished his Uppers and was just rinsing off his lowers in Sam's glass of water when Becky spoke up. “Sam Bernstein, just because your friends is got no manners is no rea- fon I should be insulted and you doing nothing about it, am 1?" Able placed his lowers on the table to dry after wiping them partially with his napkin and gave a final Polish to his uppers on his coat sleeve. Sam looked surprised and decided to finish his last mouthful before chanc- ing « reply. “Wall, ain't you going to do noth- ing, or should my dinner be spoiled by the manners of him, I should ask you, and you telling me just yester- day as you ain't afraid of nobody on Ettridge Street?” Then pushed back her chair, Sam smiled tolerantly and re- marked: “You don’t want to mind Abie, Beck. He's proud of them new Becky ) teeth” It might have ended there, but Bam reached for his glass of water. “Able, you're a dirty schmoozer. ‘What you mean, insulthe’ md and Becky with the manners what little you got?, Grab them teeth away or nme," Sam did not finish his remark, but Instead gave Abie's lowers @ snap with his finger and they slid along the smooth table top and landed with @ crack on the tiled floor, A crowd gathered, as one always ———— JAMES McCREERY & CO, bth Avenue 34th Street Special VICTROLA OFFER Victrola XI ....... $115.00 Your own selection of Records to the amount of..7.. $10.00 $125.00 We will place The Above Outfit in your home on the payment of $6.00 Down in small monthly ayments. Balance HEN you goon your veea- tion this Summer have your favorite peper mailed to you every day. Evening World, 19¢ per week Daily World, 19¢ per week Sunday World, 6¢ per Sunday cw et Tine 38 Mou Cae fuk Swe want Sad ‘aber with Toe Wer “A summonses, many do ger’ Hogan ventured something about Jack Domp: terrupted by ‘Able, suarantheed teeth.” Th owecuior smiled for several feagons und quieted the clamor by hing ‘to gét when up, but # lawsui the afternoon, «| Was peaceful and quiet. bi ~ He brokth my | thinking of tne swell sign, "Tee! Se Jsendloom Way, Guaranteed ten |does he do ti gone to waste * Meanwhile Sam argued with Becky, ted that she had sworn off te teeth if they afe guaranteed? in court, anteed teeth/don’t break. Yc na summons not you want a la a fight with Becky rowd scat. jue the dent tered and as Sam ond Becky disap- for Abie, A peared toward the restaurant, and the | 0, 3807 Waist Gist Street STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAYS UNTIL SEPTEMBER ist Best & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Street Established 1879 doos when the urchins holler “Fight, fight.” Women and children pressed into the jam.to get @ look at che Principals and properly judge he damage. “Some fight. I should tell mysolf it would get forty weeks on the big time," observed Pincus Horowity, allas Mickey Flynn, who almost gut into the three Five minutes later, b securely held by representatives of Ftussia, Italy and Ireland, were glow- |}. ering at each other, while the crowd |} inspected with discrimination the ob- |} vious casualties. Abie was lisping through vacant |! gums, “Mine teeth, where are they?” || and Sam was running true to forin and murmuring sométhing about “Essex Market and a summonses, a|{} summonses.” 1 1enne0 son) though they would both obtain what was nearest to their hearts, for when the proces- sion started for court Abie was in the lead, his up pers in his right ~ hand and his broken lowers. in his left; Sam fol. lowed, dragging Becky, who had dif- ficulty in keeping the pace without splitting her tight serge skirt, which cost $11.67, and complaining about her unfinished dinner. Friends, enc. mies, and the entire unemployed + the ‘east side brought up breath lessly in the rear, And as they passed Dr, Isenbloom's dental parlors, the dentist smiled, and rubbed his hands. “More business, yes?” Assistant District Attorney Hogan was about to enter the “grand temple of justice” after a hasty fanch when he was stopped by the Schul- 500 Women's Blouses 185 390 595 7.75 | of domestic lingerie and linen blouses, ) standard West &@a, quality. A wide selection of models and every size in the assortment. this time. First Floor You Never Pay More at Best's pants a’ With a Rife, m de sh | IM and despondent, Leon Stowe, forty- five, an undertaker, shot himself dead | [mith a rifle the muazzie of which laced against his mouth, yesterday, at) CLEARANCE SALE—WEDNESDAY To make way for new Fall merchandise which is now daily arriv- ing, we wil! place on sale tomorrow morning this large quantity all of them of our | We advise an early selection as the prices are so advantageous as to make it worth while for one to purchase a season's supply at 7 James MeCreery & Co. 5th Avenue 35th Street Second Floor Important and Timely For Wednesday, Thursday & Friday of This Week Only! A THREE DAY REDUCTION MEN’S SUMMER SUITS $9950 and $3Q,50 reduced from reduced from $35, $38 & $40 $45, $48 & $50 These Suits are from Our Regular Stocks > Why they offer splendid savings ECAUSE, as you know, only the finest workmanship is ever permitted to come on our floors—a hard and fast rule that is making this one of the most important Men’s Clothes Stores in New York. The suits in these two re-group- ings are reduced only in price--the same excellent tailoring, the same rich fabrics, are in them just as when they first came in and were, riced at figures that they deserved to be. And best of all, there is a splendid assortment from size to style, from color to cut. You Can Easily Get to the Men’s Clothes Store Through the McCreery 5th Avenue Arcade And certain members of the Ema | ! | Market Bar Association nodded sa teeth! No plates, No Pain, Dentistry |at Mr. Hogan and murmured, What a swell case “Roe Store Opens 9 &. M.—Cloves § P. M.—Cloved all day Saturday James MeCreery & Co. Sth Avenue ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY 34th Specially Prepared Sale WOMEN’S SiLK GLOVES pair 65¢ Woren's two-clasp White Silk Gloves with double finger tips and Paris point i e embroidery. OUR SALE OF UNDERGARMENTS Is Still Going On Exceedin payy Say of Soft Crepe de Chine, Washable Satin and fine Batiste tin! delicate Pak iso of White Nainsook, cleverly fashioned and trimmed with lace and ribbon, are obtainable in this sale at very low prices. Crepe de Chine Gowns, trimmed with Envelope Chemises of Batist Fo lace atid ribbon, 38000 498 | Bbc, 1.80 and 4.88 Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemises, Night Go of Nainsook, trimmed trimmed with lace; "bg shou with tape ec irae gh: straps. and 2.7. oo "i.98 and 2.95 Bloomers of Crepe de Chine or Satin 4 ra, padi of Nainsook, lace ad t aebeeivem th ee Step-in Chemises of Nainsook, lace trimmed. 50 and 1.95 a a Ape ot Nelneooke trimmed wi and embroidery. 80c, 6Be and BSc Bodices of Washable Satin 4 95e, 1.45 and 1.95 Night Gowns of Batiste ‘Bloomers of Batiste, trimmed with lace, . 95c CLEARANCE SALE—PORCH DRESSES Our remaining stock of Porch Dresses has been radically reduced for immediate clearance. ‘The assortment consists of pretty, practical Frocks of Voile, Gingham or Lawn in broken sizes— large sizes predomingting. Dresses...... formerly 5.50 and 6.95, 3.50 White Lawn Api style sleeves 4 Dynan: wvepeseeeses formerly 4.75, 2.95 whi canning. alin ~~ i328 e A Sale ATTRACTIVE BATHING SUITS 4.75 Bathing Suits of unusual ‘4 attraction are offered in this Be special sule. They are made ie of excellent quality Silk Bis Poplin or Surf Satin trim- = med in a most effective manner. The styles are varied, so there is certain to be one for every type of , figure. a Early selection is ad- vised, as the values are so obviously exceptional, the sale will be well received. We are showing Bathing Suits of distinguished character, fashioned of handsome Silks, ‘They are exact copies of exclusive imported models and are priced very mowesti. 12.50 and 16.50 Unparalleled Value WOMEN’S SPORT COATS 10 OB iie ices, cvacti os cnc remaaane “S020 Sport Coats in swagger styles, fashioned of full wool fabrics, are offered for special sale at the lowest price that coats of this quality have ever been sold. They are characterized by perfect tailoring, odd, narrow belts that fasten criss-cross in the front, Tuxedo collars and nobby pockets. All the fashionable sport shades are represented. WOMEN’S CAPES arrenir regularly 29,50 to 49.50 Two weding manufacturers have sold us, at unusual price concessions, all the beautiful Capes they had left in stock in order to make room for their Fall goods. As a result, we are offering high-class, fashionable Capes at a price that is actually loss than cost of materials alone They are fashioned of Men's Wear Serge in full rippling models with new collar effects ” in bouffant and surplice styles; heavy tassels and rows of buttons and stitching are used as trimming; all are lined throughout with fancy silk. : ue C.0.D,,S\.— NOAPPROVALIS —