The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1919, Page 7

Bites P THE SVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NO “*Please Omit Flowers’’ [rrr fasta | sei ett sha aah ae ing, ’ nnneereerreeeeeeeenn kissed the bride. Then he brought| was why the case never to 7 # : i] Si d B h forth his present, rast” ne | Sourts, Hut Able never tor . | “I wag saving It for the la @| drinks, for it was he who, f ht t | explained, “because the sentiment 1s y idel reaparilia, yester- |Fy YJ sa e 0 § U s§ Might Have Saved Bo [espalne, “tune the ences | comma endearment es AS} A } Herald Square, —- ing and the horrified guests saw a > i} a) wreath, tied with a huge black rib- The Wedding and Funeral ®ve ihre ue rmemn oy ‘al ° When Florist “Mixed Those Babies Up” There wiWell, something. must have be We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower a a specita price 7 Boned,” ventured Mr. “Bloomstein, to Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only . i moments later. ey Was Nothing Left for It but Essex Market) toox’ tie coat or me, tore the vest | watched by all parties with @ view to ‘ and I guess I must go to the hospital |jearning whether there were any Court, for the Two Functions Were Put} oro year” sir. Katzbaum, badly | grrors in the count which will material- 4 Oe een tee enter itt go to| 7, sftect the results as between La i La erace’ . e fo on the Blink. Basex Market” he exclaimed through | (na'Board'at Aldermen and, Cureas and his bandages. Boyle for the presidency ef the Bor- But after several rounds the wrea' ough of tan, ERE IS A SPECIAL pur H chase of separate skirts, at a special price. For warmth and comfort there are tailored models of wool serge and tricotine with novelty pockets. : There are smart plaited skirts of light and dark colored wool ; olaits and checks and there are $1 1.74 sportskirts. Forthe dainty over- blouse of sheer georgette we are a offering charming skirt models : time | selves?” inqairea the florist. UL thie happened pom it at |. “i should live so I will take it my- ago, but it just leaked out a! self,” declared Mr. Katsbaum.” Essex Market Court yesterd: yn cand I also too," sald Mr. Bloom- leaks he grand o! stein. Everything | warnge of justice |, The wreath-bearers then returned for a final Ubation with Abie, lean- if you give it time | ing the wreaths against the bar. Then vaca Fa or thing was going ni! at the erything Ld J election results, | . verything was | toety A gentieoman| baum entered the named Katzbaum | house and exhib- wasleaning| ited. the wreath. against the ma-| wreath” he ex- bogany rail in| plained, as thet those days when| package f said rail had| 2¢ when a ho enough juice to| wae disclosed, in- ‘@ entway xpress, and was softly | scribed “A Pleas- J weevng. In walked another knight| 20 20um Foy Mr Stee rand 2%, Handkerchiefs The great variety of Pure Linen Hand- kerchiefs shown at McCutcheon’s permits the fullest expression of personal taste. The Greatest Treasure Howse of Linens im America wh ame Aber eid Fifth Avenue, 34th & treets, New Yo , dfomn, inc was amiling ehourtiy, aad | fe Rest kimeet sei ae = of silk poplin and soft satins, ed efered to set up drinks for the house, | the sidewalk of Hesex Street, bear- many of them plaited and button . peovided they all ordered beer. Mr. — Katzbaum, the sole patron in the bar, trimmed. matched at the invitation with char- . acteristic alacrity. “For why all th 7” interro- i ji i gus totum tal tee Ap nes tae |. eae ae q j | trickled from his friend’s chin inte ed The Buttons bs ia ‘at the Bhd wel the foaming lager. 8 pock o © Tan saree “Look at the sad news—my old BONWI . i | ELLER. & CO which trim the nov- detachable belt. EI friend Waldberg is gone and died.” of y | He brought forth a neutly engraved elty pockets are f card which declared that the funeral Lhe . <a dark D—smart and _ tailored q would be at 3.30 and that flowers Specialty Shop of Onginalions sa Sia f I i i could be sent if anybody wanted to. ay of blue wool tricotine. “I was just telling Abe here,” ex- FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET B—a youthful little Black braid and but- Plained the friend of the deceased, y . . motioning toward the bartender, model is the tan and tons trim the pockets. “that I should have a little fortifica- blue wool plaid shown on B. Itis but- B—pretty model of silk tion before going to the funeral, for b which I am going to buy a swell wreath as per the invitation.” Greatly Reduced Prices Tuesday, ‘ meth all rlebt about the printed toned up the front, poplin of fancy ‘ ation,” agrced Mr. Bloomstein h kets and, a de- weave in tau hav- amiably, “but look what I got—an in- ) has poc! , pe, ort e anal WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS te bt Tgnovehy poco graved invitation, announcing the wedding of the daughter of his old ere SUR IC C—is wearing a charm- F—box-plaited wool Ramed O'Colien trom Milwaukee These suits have been assembled from the regular stock—charac- ing black silk poplin laid in reddish WavareiaMl Gvine, felons Fina sore leristic modes of this shop with all the qualities of fine tailor- heavily embroidered rown and black. celebration” asserted Mr. Katzbaum, “and It would be @ nice thing to have & couple of litle snifters for proteo- bye lend assented and for an hour Abte, the bartender, was busy settin: them up as fast as the pair bowled them over. “Now,” said Mr. Katzbaum, “that I Rave forgetten all about the swell wreath for the funeral, | must go by myself and get one, which says on it ‘Rest in Peace,’ and which my wife bes already ordered but not paid for yet” “That ts a good plan,” assented Mr. Mloomstein. “I will go with you.” ‘The pair went to the florist’s and \ found a beautiful wreath all ready to ' be wrapped up “Mr. Bloomstein, don"t you want a nice wreath?’ inquired ‘the florist, who had a true eye for Dumness, ” “For why do I want a wreath which ts going to a wedding? They don’t give wreaths at weddings, only 5 at funerals” ‘el, I got some nice wedding horseshoes all ready for business. Look at this one.” ing and good style typical of Bonwit Teller & Co, tailleurs. There are not all sizes in every style but all sizes in the collection Sale begins Tuesday 9. A. M. Women’s Tailored Suits Formerly 65.00 to 85.00 50.00 Strictly tailored, belted and fur collared styles deve! in silvertone, tinseltone, velour de laine and tricotine. In all the favored shadings. Women’s Tailored Suits Formerly 85.00 to 110.00 74.00 This group of suits includes very smart plain tailored effects and fur trimmed styles of silvertone, duvet de laine, yalama cloth, velour and some of the fashionable peachbloom cloth my > : 2 *, - ‘io rt inacrbed “dood, Tack" Women’s Tailored Suits 98.50 a6 Oe mer pranenee Bare “aiapoy ays wna turned. gown bee Formerly 110.00 to 135.00 i On Armistice Day Here's a gay tune caure 5 joomstein wot : We are apt te forget all too i) make SVM DOCY VOT, In peachbloom, yalama cloth, duvet de laine, velour sonereue. cee = | A gale in the music department pope lee] ke iicdons 2,500 Victor records at savings of 25% triumph, gtve some evidence of : fs 4 ‘ a ration, | All good numbers, the tunes to which folks are singing and dancing. But we were slightly On this I ein lean this | overstocked on some of them, aud therefore the sale! id a y gays on it ‘A Pleasant Journey.’ The sentiment is just lovely, Mr. Bloom- vo stein, and may mean both the honey- i moon and the journey through life, q T should say.” Mr. Bloomstein thought the senti- | # ment rather good and decided to buy and silvertone; some banded with beaver, uirrel, nu- tria, Australian and ringtail opossum or ‘esl Seal. | and every other city in these Elsewhere Sale Price | ‘win! I send them after your- States should look like one great | About 1200 vocal, orchestral or dance records, 85 64e } ee American Flag—one huge kaletd- About 100 vocal selections, 10-inch records, $1.00 T4e oe oscope of reds and whites and | About 150 records by Harry Lauder, 10-inch, 1.25 S4e blues, Don’t let your housefront | About 700 dance and vocal records, 10-inch, 1.35 98e y Present an awkward gap of brick | About 600 violin or vocal selections, 1f-inch, 1.50 $1.13 } 7 fn the row on row of banners, 60 Marconi-“Victor’’ reneuidarei Bilas Wore 6 Gan! Courses In Wireless Telegraph, $2.97 Elsewhere 83.00. ach set consists of three double- ‘We endorse them as being vriced lower t ae & foundetoa, 2,500 music rolls, 19¢ and 39¢ And Bugles— e Originally 85¢ 19 at $2.07—Regular price $5.94 Beare —Vitth Floor, 34th Street, Mowe —ourth Moor, B4th Btreet, Rear le begins Tuesday 9 A. 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