The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1921, Page 4

“Turnabout Fair Play,” Say New Englanders, So They Come Here to See a Real City, While New Yorkers) } Go to New England to Find Real Summer Resorts —Former Distillers in Geor- gia Called Profiteers When} ‘\ They Charge Over $1 4 Jug for Home Made Hooch. “It seems odd," admitted Addison La Winship, Vice President of the National Shawmut Bank, Boston, who is attending the “party” given by h’s bank to 400 New England bankers at the Commodor “that while New Englanders come to New York, New Yorkers are going to New England But there ig a good reason, You} people like our resorts, and we surely | like your city. “The eye of every outsider is con- tinually focused upon this city, And when one can visit here he has the time of his life. Its buildings, people, parks, crowded streets—all are nov- elties that ean be found in no other city in the country, The person who has been to New York has been} “there.” delightful to people who live in the rural districts, When they get home they never stop talking about their trip and their impressions. We should all be proud to have such a| city in the United States.’ HERE'S ONE FROM GEORGIA. “At @ recent convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, held at Atlanta,” re- jates D. W. Brewster of © “Plenty of home-mado hooch of dependable quality and effect was available at $5 a bottle. price was rank profiteering in the opinion of one of the delegates, “That man, wishing to gct at the eitse of supply, hired an automo- le and a guide and went into rural districts. He took a euler jus along with him, Having sam- plea the stock at a certain farm gud the. had the jug filled and 6 owne: One kc Podeirns § of the place how “ ‘Well,’ the old man answered, But that New York is particularly | ' THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1921.1 v It wai ” much, I reckon a dollar ‘ll about 4 xreat influence on the gam cover it!” . oe ruifer,” in the opinion of Dr. THIS STATUE TRAVELLED. Baltimore owns a s\ 3 ‘ranklin which vy rit has tra nited States, many cit the MeAlpin. ough he has only a year, is among tl nateurs of his State, ege and for years spent at the fase for my first nine holes. But ev | haven't given up the other ga that helps me on the links.” in | oe 8 ‘| MARSEILLES NO LONGER “ PORT.” the various passed turned on itt By the time t back to Baltimore It x with wreaths that th hardly visi “The mans,” Mr. wont to! who is at the Pennsvivania. McCufcheon’s AN IMPORTANT SALE of Men’s Shirts and Pajamas Negligee Shirts at $1.95 each The assortment includes Shirts of Woven Madras with soft French Cuffs in various colored stripes. Also a limited assortment of these Shirts with Laun- TAINO dered Cuffs. Canton Crepes Embroidered z Foulard Silks Fringed iq Pajamas for Men i Georgettes 25 00 Beaded : at $2.95 and $4.95 pair : R These Pajamas are for the most part I: of imported fabrics and include plain Fa colors, stripes and figures. Of excellent workmanship and cut. CLLINS & © Department for Men—) OPPENHEIM. eC 33d Street Entrance Just East of Fifth Avenue 34th Street—New York {costs of makin’ has gone 5 'f yon don't think its anita’ cen ' UNUSUAL THIS F cs EXTREME IDEA OF THE TOUCHE EI | No Connection: With Any Other Establishment in the Warfd WOOP TH MIDSUMMERY BY WAY OF LACES, RIPPLES AND FRILLS AND ORGAN DIE: BROADWAY-FIFTH AVENUE STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY JULY 28> | BUT WILL BH CLOSHD THURHAPTHR EVERY SATURDAY IN JULY AND c~AUGUST. PRICK, CONCESSIONS MARK SALE) TOMORROW OF DAINTY Corron FRocs OR WOMEN AND MISSES ® “LY MODERATE PRICE AFFORDS NO BEAUTY AND CHARM OF THESE FROCKS, ORNAMENTATION IS 8 OF CONTRASTING A\ATERIALS GIN CHAM FIGURED VOILE ice ir statues and take dea was evolved PILL POOL AND GOLF, “Ability to handle a billiard cue has Kx. Brelsford of Dayton, O04 who is at om {8 an enthusiastic went on, “we had a group) «+ 1’ enthusiasts, and many an en 1 was finally influenced, uke up golf, I found from the very first that it was ‘my game,’ as I did 12 “Since the war, Havre has displaced as the chief port of asserted J. W. Edwards, LST SN Ey them m m At citios Pt | n inde eof a George played he first after- inating en now, « me, for CHIEF “There 1. BW Bed ave BOBO AED We DM aie aes BY DAO ,” he we warehouses st in great rivalry between the twolhim a big supply of firecrackers and the I © hard to maintain her present mari- French people few who are able are hoarding it, that the Government may not be able | to make good on its bonds, Frenchman has always been thrifty, however, and has never dissipated his capital on luxuries.” pag . IT WILL BE NOISY. Teeland is going to find out what a real American Fourth of July is like,| Gariand, who has ref: for George W. Riley, an osteopath, | of $1,000,000 and may be ea who waa at the Waldorf and sailed decide on the acceptance of another, Saturday for Reykjavik, took with Insists that money is not necessary. Crepe de Chines and, ‘To-day he wan naked on in was Ls pom former |4 trying very | tl rks, It is his first vacati and f declared tha big a noise |e © are very bad | sible, , “and the | ply. None ot buying, and the to get any money because they fear| I them what will y 1 hadn't thought if you don't w ra - — a is PURE LOVE OF WORK | “Well n | The! Man Who Rejected Millions Says He Should Not Object to Cleaning Sewers. RD'S BAY, Jui | orphans. RUZ: —Chartea ne fortune ed upon to answered 34th Street—New York Greatly Reduced— Tuesday About 200 Street and Afternoon Dresses For Women and Misses Values to 55.00 ebout | ant this 18 GARLAND'S CREED] tims pon sone give ts ana make’! don't belleve that it should be | necessary to spend money to care for | People should not demand | | money for their care; they should be | glad to work for the love of the work." | on a man would clean sewers be- | es to do something for his | queried the visitor, shouldn't object to cleaning sewers.” OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & G Ribbon- Trimmed money Garland, “1 PITRE ees 4 Seer OL DL DOW BUR LU KW a Humnmwenes ’ Tuesday—A Clearance Sale of About 100 Summer Wraps and Coats For Women and Misses All Sales Values to 65.00 None Must Be Sent on Final 1 9 . 7 5 Approval STORE OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.TO 5 P.M. BONWIT TELLER & CO, "Phe Specially Shop of Oniginallions FIFTH AVENUE.AT 387.STREET A Special Collection TUESDAY WHITE CANTON SKIRTS WHITE BROCHE-STRIPED SILK CANTON CREPE OR WHITE WOOL CANTON CREPE 15.00 27.50.in Smartness and Fineness Straightline sports models, beautifully tailored. LINE-CHECKED WHITE FLANNEL SKIRTS 10.00 Would usually be 15.00 Sports model with henna, navy blue, green, copenhagen or gold stripes on white grounds. OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & G 34th Street—New York A Special Offering Tuesday 500 Women’s »% Jersey Sport Coats Remarkably Low Priced 5.00 + Cleverly modeled and well * tailored — equally smart for street and sport wear, Made inTuxedo style with box-pleat back and pinch-tucks; narrow snug = fitting shoulders. Belt and patch pockets Kelly green, red, new sport shades, navy and black. While They Last we will offer our standard “United Special” Electric Irons at $5.95. Each of these beautiful 6 pound irons is guar- anteed to give complete satisfaction and is sold with resting stand, plug and 6 feet of connecting cord, complete, ready for instant use. The marked reduction in price during our annual summer sale isan unusual money saving opportunity, (heUnited Hertric Shops 7 Tne Unrrep Exectnic Licirt & Powtr Co. , 130 East 15th Street 89th Street & Broadwe For scle also by your loca! Elsctrical Dealer acreage 146th Street & Broadway” NO EXCHANGES Secord Floor NO CREDITS TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Last Two Days FOR YOUNG MEN TO PURCHASE THESE SUITS at $35-°° And it’s an opportunity that no man should overlook, for you can’t begin to find such fabrics or such tailor- ing at such a low price. Herringbones, Pencil Stripes and Shepherd Checks—and a number of two-piece sport suits. MEN'S SHOP There are SECOND FLOOR 5th Avenue James McCreery & Co. 35th Street PRICE ‘The World === 1921 Summer Resort Annual Is now on Sale at all World Offices and at Subway, Elevated and Railroad stations and Newsstands or by mail, 10 CENTS