The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1921, Page 5

sumption of the Blessed Virgin, . and Anthony H. to. St. Joseph's Chureh. | Y. J, to be SEEK $10,000 THIEF |BOUND AND ROBBED, ABOARD AQUITANIA THROWN UPON BED i domestic pre- fut Date Tat | English Detectives Meet Ship at : =n | 5, ay eet a) Aged T altor F ourtd Unconscious | gm = ESS Cherbourg To-Day in Hunt for After Attack by Three |\ (seam mamma Jewel Robber. Bandits. CHERBOURG, June 21 reports of a sensational Wireless) Three men on wel robbery | Abraham Lebli aboard the Aquitania have brought a| 24? Past ing, knocked 1 him squad of English detectives to Cher-/of his watch and chain and $200. bourg, and passengers debarking Ws found unconsclous on his bed back to-day wilt have to undergo the /°f the shop by John Bard ordeal of facing a battery of eagle) Liinson told Detectives Dougherty | eyes secking most keenly to discover | and Caputo of t the thief, The jewels belong to Mrs, | Station that he A.C. Mann of New York and are said | th to be worth $10,000. The theft was |, discovered about half way out from | New York. 420 Jardiniere of Geese 7 inches in dia., Price $10 VINGTON'S has been known for three gen- erations as the shop for fine china and glassware, Ovington’s is also known as the shop for distinctive gifts whose novelty is as refreshing as their taste is faultless. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop cf 5th Ave.” Sti, Avenue at 39th St SO a OU I OU RU 4 rounds, found the n and discovered f Bardino, door of th Lebinson's p Mra, 1. T. Mann Robbed te: Same Vessel on Lant Tr On June 10, when the Aquitar rived at Pier 54, Mrs, Isaac ‘Thomas Mann, wife of the President of the Bishop Assistant to Throne: Pocahontas Fuel Company, missed a) ROME bag containin valued at jdoon, Bis $45,000, She ha t when her been nam: bagegate was sistant to th before being | Pontitt has taken from relly, rector « Jersey Mector Inciaded=Mtinoty oC SE The Specialty Shap of Onpinalions FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ ‘STREET Announce for WEDNESDA Y--Second Floor A Most Remarkable Collection Of Recently Imported Paris Hand-Made Frocks for V/omen AT THE LOWEST PRICE AT WHICH ENTIRELY HAND MADE COTTON FROCKS OF COMPARABLE SMART- NESS AND QUALITY HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED. 18-50 Regular Prices Would Be 35.00 to 65.00 BONWIT TELLER &,CO. THE MODELS: Unusual types of chemise and straight- line frocks, pin tucked frill models, hand drawn and hemstitched effects, some with contrasting set-in squares, all just out of their Paris boxes. THE COLORS: French blue, coral, sunrise, mauve, champagne or flesh. THE FABRICS: French voile, fine batiste or hand- kerchief linen. NO EXCHANGES. NO EXCHANGES, All sizes in this collection but not in every style BONWIT TELLER. & CO The Sporally Shop of Ory FIFTH AVENUE:AT 38™ STREET Will Close Out— WEDNESDA Y—Second Floor WOOL SPORTS SKIRTS At Remarkable Price Reductions 13.50 Formerly Priced 19.75 to 39.50 Box and knife pleated models in worsted plaids and Stripes of smart designs and colorings, also straightline skirts of Deserette in sports colors, WHITE WASHABLE SKIRTS of Linen, Pique, Bedford Cord or Cotton Gabardine 5.50 Formerly 8.50 to 10.75 NO CREDITS. NO CREDITS. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, Where There McCreery Quality Merchandise, It was such a pleasant sensation! We were sitting about the lawn, watching the long shadows on the grass and the shafts of light that shot through the trees as kindly breezes parted their leaves. Suddenly above the twitter of birds was heard a delicions tinkling sound—soft music like the tinkle of a hundred tiny We turned, expectant, half faneying It was James with a tray of leed Tea The music in the clint of the long glass sippers and the jingl ites not u bit more than did the delicate beauty of the ¢! themselves. They were finely blown, iridescent and so thin reflect every color in the garden. And the sippers! Bach tiny bowl colored like a jewel—one like a ruby, another a sap phire, another an emerald. Each was different, each was vivid We learned later that the set (a dozen glasses and a dozen sip pers) came from McCreery’s and cost but twelve dollars For Devotees of Whist and Pinochle! Playing Cards—Special, 29c No yacation outfit is complete without a couple of packs of playing cards to while away a dull hour. Though of Cambrie finish and stand- ard size in Red or Blue, these “Mascotte” or “48” (Double Pinochle) packs cost but a trifle. Main Floor) Modish New Sweaters For Any Summer’s Day Thread Silk ‘Tuxedo quakity, rarely beautiful colors. and smart tie-sash give added charm. Sweaters of excellent A soft roll collar 32.50 libre Silk Sweaters in Tuxedo style, with roll collar and sash. 6.95 Chiffon Worsted Sweaters in Tuxedo style with flying sash. An exceedingly dainty, light- weight Summer garment. 7.95 Fourth Floor) Women’s and Misses’ Charming Bath Robes For Camp, Beach and Home Use Amazingly Low in Prices Robes of chic, stylish cut, fashioned of Imported ‘Yerry Cloth, French Ratine and Turkish Toweling Graceful mode] in contrasting colors, bound at col lar, cuffs and pockets with tin. A cord gird] finish. Pink, Light Blue, Lavender, (1) formerly 10.80, 8.50 of ‘Terry Cloth with collars, cuffs and pockets bound with Silk Cord, and a heavy Silk Maize and Rose, Lavender and ‘Gray, Copenhagen and Gray—also solid shades of Copen hagen, Maize, Rose or Lavender, (Illustrations B and c formerly 13,00, 9.75 Terry Cloth Robes in two-tone effects, with long roll collar, euffs and patch pockets bound with self color Satin Ribbon; Silk cord girdle 10.50 formerly 14,75 provides the lustration A etching affairs cord girdle, Robes of Imported Terry Cloth (an exclusive fabric with a soft, nappy surface), in lovely shades of Coral Vlame, Shell Pink, Delft Blue and delightful combina tions formerly 26,50, 18.50 tude Tar, Third Fioge Ts Justice, as adrertised, on Sale leginning Wednesday, ‘To add to that a 1921, Co-cperation, Econcny and Enerqy, There 1s Service. a ee _Telephove bee i 8400 June 22nd. " ‘Silken Suits for the Woman a "Who Would Be Trim and Cool : / To be trimly suited, yet cool and Summery in appearance, is an achievement. “dressy” air without detracting from the trimness is to approach: perfection in Summer appareling. That is exactly what a Suit of Silk accomplishes for the woman who dons one. Some singularly beautiful models have been grouped for a special offering, marked at 32.50—a price that is trivial compared to their worth. ‘They are ex- pertly tailored of the very finest quality Glove Silk or Crepe de Chine. Their shoulders and sleeves, collars and pockets display utmost finesse in workmanship. Some have clinging, graceful shirred skirts, other knife, side or accordion plaited shirts. Pink, Copenhagen, Jade, White, Gray, Navy Blue and Black. Special, 32.50 Silk and Cloth Wraps a, 2 a a Special, 22.50 rn Nog 100 modish, light-weight Wraps of rN silk or Wool fabrics the season's favorite models in regulation coats and wrappy effects. Various neutral tones as well as Navy Blue or Black. All High Class Wraps Reduced! Women’s Spring and | Our entire remaining stock of for- merly costly Wraps and Coats has been reduced to prices that are below the cost to us, Fourth Floor 250 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Reduced to 14.75 | Satin, strictly hand-made—also Tan |] An excellent opportunity to purchase an or Brown Calfskin—petile or high \\ ex Silken Frock for a trivial price. All | Lonis heels. | those offered have been taken from regular Walking models in strap or lace | more costly stock and reduced effects of Tan or Black Calfskin | There are animated styles of Taffeta, with Cuban, Military or low college youthful, clinging effects of Minuette and | heels, | most delightful styles in gleaming Satin Sizes 14 to 18, but not, of course, style. in every Swimming’s good— the Water’s Fine! Boys’ A'l Wool Bathing Suits Very Special, 2.65 These are the sort of bathing suits a fellow likes to They're mighty comfortable in the water and There need be no fear of bagginess or change of shade after a swim, and a choice may be from one piece and two piece models in solid and eon- trasting shades as well as the popular life-guard styles Sizes for boys 4 to wear, fit and look well out of it. is guaranteed fast color, with white shirts and blue pants. 14 years, (Third Floor) Each suit Summer Footwear 6-75 y formerly 9.00 to 12.50 Walking styles in strap or lace effects of Tan or Black leathers, Instep-strap effects of White Buckskin with Tan wing tips or of all White Linen; low college heels. Lace Oxfords of White Linen with Military or Cuban heels, Dress models of Black or Brown NoC.0. D.'s No Approvals Second Floor No Exchanges made | A Clearance of . aus: sah SOE.