The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1920, Page 10

Hudson and Lake George. the course will coutinue over Lake Champian, then down the Richelieu River and up the St. Lawrence to Alexander Bay, where the alr boat wit be put In eration for passenger work during the summer, ¢ [QUITS PRISON, WORKS THERE Rockaway to the St Law- Plane Trip From Reckaway to get work. Shortage of Labor Aids Men Freed From Kimstora. Labor ts in much demand prison ‘tomorrow. “ae @bject of the trip fe to establish Wh inland seaplane route between New and the Thousand Islands along is he was released, No Charge for Alterations Se A In Junior eu Misses Dept.—Purchase & Sale Cool Summer Frocks Dainty, Youthful Creations—Underpriced! . Orchid 19” Brown, Blue Combinations Mademoiselle who has awaited to purchase her Organdie frock may ‘s well profit by the delay. This marvelous, low priced assortment offers unstinted unities to procure the season's most successful i ly underpriced. Featuring new apron tunics, colorful embroideries, new collars, youthful sashes, dainty flowers. Sale--Voile and Organdie. Frocks! and authentic innovation accepted by the elite. Sizes 14 to 20. WIR TO ST. LAWRENCE, |weterways of tne state, rottowing the| sischarged from Bimstord Penitentiary do not have to leave the grounds now When J. H. Ward, a prisoner, was set free yesterday a job was awaiting him at $6 a day on ‘the grounds a quar- ter of a mile from the prison door, John Hughes, who has a contract on the Premises, ie casting about for new em- ployees to work on the contract. War- den McClellan sent Ward to him as Confidence More than 13,000 women and ‘ 22,000 men make up the list of the ownérs of Swift & Company. Every state in the Union is represented. Of this great enrollment more than 10,000 are employes of Swift & Company who own shares in the business, An additional 13,000 employes are buying shares on - deferred payments. "These men and women have confidence in the company’s poli- cies, its integrity and purposes. That is why they invest their savings in shares. Swift & Company has been paying dividends regularly for 34 years, Thepresentrateis 8 percent. Swift & Company shares are bought and sold on the Chicago and Boston stock exchanges. The company itself has no shares for sale. The shares represent actual, tangible values, There is no water. Anybody — livestock man, retailer, or consumer—may buy them and thus become a part owner of Swift & Company. No one man, no one family, owns as much as half of the stock. 54% STREET roadway Saturday--Extraordinary Sale of Gingham & Voile Frocks ‘TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOCKS AND GREATLY RE- ‘ DUCED FOR THIS OCCASION 6.90 Regultrly to 12.75 Fifth Avenue EXCEPTIONAL Values at their original price, these frocks at their reduced price ‘are left entirely without competition! Typ- ically Orkin in individuality of styling, these very attractive models of checked or plaid gingham and figured voile will serve with dis- tinction many town and country occasions. In a diversity of colors and in all sizes, a The Lowest Price Yet for Gabardine Sport Skirts 3.90 Regularly 6.95 NELY made and smartly made and tubable—at this low price every one will want at least two or three. For tennis, for walking, for every Summertime wear, each and every one will prove a smert acquisition and an exceptional value. All sizes for women and misses. ‘ This advertisement is for the purpose of acquainting you with the fact that Swift & Company is not a “close cor- poration,” and that any one may .| participate in the profite—and share Swift & Company, U.S. A. Seventeer Wholesale Distributing Markets in Greate: New York Centra Office 32 Tenth Avenue G@. J, Kdwards, District Manager More of These Firte Cotton Blouses ' 1.85 Regularly to 3.95 Colorful _ organdies, ain = or checked voile and ae are the Only a Few Days More of Friedman’s *1,000,000 Shoe Clearance Be among the thousands who have pe! kg by these phenomenal shoe values at below-cost prices Women's $9 and $10 While Buck Models. 35 Plenty of High Shoes in all sizes; Low Shoe $4 $12 to $14 Men's and Women's High and Low 5 Shoes. All leathers. Many higher priced $76 models added to keep selection complete.......... Pumps and ber Shoes, Finest in New York—All at e Redieal Reductions, All Silk Hosiery Prices Reduced. Sizes Broken, but all sizes among the many styles. Still Unlimited Variety of Higher Priced Oxfords, Brogues, SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK. Pp Sia NEW YORK STORES: \ 1000 BROADWAY, Near 48th St. (Old Rector Building), 2188 THIRD AVE., Near 119th St. | / G43 EIGHTH AVE., Near 41st St. 1327 BROADWAY, Near Grove St. 2935 THIRD AVE., Near 1524 St., Bronx. | $320 FIFTH AVE., Near 54th Se. ALL STORES OPEN 8.30 A, M. TO 10 P, M. , 453 FULTONST., Nr. Smith St, ,270mte, toes 379 KNICKERBOCKER AVE. (Berkowits Store). cool summ fabrics that fashion these attractive blouses, practical for and general wear. All are Orkin. standard in quality and workmanship and are very un- usual values at this low price. Opportune Values in Silk Underthings 1500 Wash Satin Camisoles Several. dainty models, lace trimmed or tai- lored, flesh and white. : Formerly to 1.50, 85c 2.80 Crepe de Chine or Satin Bloomers, Lace trimmed, durable and feinforced. Formerly 3.95. Washable Satin Petticoats, Elaborately lace and ribbon trimmed. Formerly 6.95. 4.80 _a—ae WHEN you go off your As Went tis Sumpees ve your favorite paper mailed to you every day. SELECTED MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY ~—when “‘delicious and re- freshing” #hean the most. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE : Erening World, 2c per week Ta Rech eine - m World, 25¢ w ATLANT) Selected | Frying Chickens Se Ib. Pandey Week hie ot | A, GA. Breast of Veal - 22c Ib. -_— ses s « Yea cterte now 5 OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 817 WEST 16TH STREET oe ‘your odirem ta oh 38 Greenwich $t., near Battery Pl. 93 Amaterdam Av., nr, 64th St. raewlar newedegie +» Branch 35 C Saiee he aaa be Boe ehentes : Ava me 80th St. (DINGHGS}) 138 Columbus Ava nr. hah her “maer({(1s Makes Little Difference Wha \] 777 Eighth Av., mr. 47th St. 947 Third Av., ‘hr, 87th St. Caanser glint Nort: Wott, Pal ‘ it erence t You Need— RESTAURANTS, SHIPS AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED A World “Want” Ad, Will Go and Find 14,