The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1920, Page 9

rh SHEETS a] YEARS AGO, THEY'LL ~ BE WEDDED AT 75)e:: him by by ‘another Cetegibiglins Full of “Pep,” Aged Pair’s| 4, Romance Will Culminate This ts an interesting story about the course of true love which, as every ‘one knows, travels a rocky and bumpy | Petersb road. After fifty-seven years of sepa- ration two sweethearts are to be mar-| Nera tutg’ Mr. Teller was I@oonsolable in his loss, and for twen' fled in their geventy-fifth year. ‘They are Mrs. Martha Jane Gabriei Blottner, widow of Morris Blottner, who owned a numbur of restaurants in New York, and Edward Remsen ‘Teller, who owns a large stock farm at'Montvale in Bergen County, N. J., @ widower with four children. When a pretty girl of eighteen and she drew them Happily Next Week, years Mra. Blottner, who was met Mr, Poor Sy And a date Teller lived in New York, where ve Sev was ee on to be a Vue ia False i / y wun ha "Bancse ui “‘Shookids”? for School day, through means until later un- a letter containing many rotestations of oa fell into the nda of Miss Jan ©! She Net not iiaten to bis pleas gees at once broke off are. married this country and tived i pale or | y OP peed ht he established met Mrs. Blottner. By chance, was a mutual friend of theirs to one Special values for the new school year. Sturdy guaranteed Chil- dren’s shoes at the lowest prices. Girls’ Tan Shookids Sizes 814-11, 6.95 11442, 7.88 244-7, 9.78 Girls’ Black Shookids Sizes 814-11, 5.95 1134-2, 6.78 246-7, 8.98 Boys’ Tan Shookids Sizes 9-1314, 6.48 1-2, 748 2-6, 845 Boys’ Black Shookids Sizes 9-1314, 5.85 1-2, 6.48 2346, 6.95 CAMMEYER Stamped on a Shoe Means Standard of Merit 34" St. New York STORE OPEN ALL DAY SAT URDAY Sa ee PTT weeen iste totien sala trae e Miss Jane Gabriel of Rahway, N. J. caer, the letter which ‘them | of bis hel ho, in just four “Pat a hove ‘at first fa night eno amok sik tar the os we Teller, who poe age | ol in Flushing maki) 4440 Bro Laway. ‘The Rev. for vel we would be bartiearié the human events would permit the coremony, ene bes! it feat Ling late ey fi) rg Bote to | George San Teller, , and we are just as py as|years old, a oe until O8 if we were eighteen again, “Our reunion comes after a long and | Sirs, Frodecics Fischer, the youngest |the freighter Mismaha which there last month en route to this port ment in "t Bay Me abou! the autumn’ or ‘the orien ot pnd We have nothing at ent. A few weeks later sturr, Ro) oan any late In hi if you fairs of New Yor in the fifties ai sixtios, She teen, terentrnes comes any in ; rather tardy fashion, “We both have the Ren! and thrills spent a considerable of our while in Russia, Ww where she met ris Lah a hey a man of ict or farm. 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Straightline, one-piece, guimpe and com- 16.50 bination styles with Pongee Waists. 8 to 12, Special Girls’ Serge Dresses suitable for better wear. Smart new Autumn models, silk embroidered or silk sash girdle. (One Model Illustrated.) izes 12 to 16, Special Girls’ Serge Frocks in Dressy Models. A choice selec- tion in styles especially i for the yours Se girl 2 00 from 12 to 16 years, (One Model Illustrated.) 22.50 Modes suitable for Academy, School and general wear —offered at noteworthy prices. \ Girls’ Middy Suits— Two piece model of Navy Wool Serge; embroidered emblems. Sizes 8 to 14 years, | $10.50 Girls’ Fall Coats— Practical models of Chinchilla or Velour Cheviot; convertible collars, lined throughout. Sizes 6 to 12 years, \ $16.50 Girls’ School Skirts— | Juniors’ Fall Coats— ° Attractive, model of Navy Wool Cheviot; in smart colors; unique pockets; lined throughout. 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