The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 6

Bootleggers Hold Convention In Canada and Boost Prices}: Rum-Runners, High-Jackers and Moonshiners Get Together at Three-Day de OWASHINGTON, Fight). —Prohi fers working a boundaries of the U cluded rum-runners | and a sprinkling « *high-Jackers” are t of the whiskey June 1 (Copy- Feported that an internat Wention of bootleggers re: held “across the line’ and bers of th and one of its slight increase in th tifiported ‘stuff,’ despite t ftis recognized that wh thé Southern part « tates is proving a r smpetitor @ven in the Scotch fields he north. The intermational convention in- ary, | ¢ ention |ing senta- | this all were vo matter.” Best; & Co. Fifth Avenue at 35th Strect - Established 1879 TODAY AND FRIDAY 465 Imported English Suits For Boys 2 to 6 Years ia! SALE 6.75 9.15 13.75 16.75 19.75 Originally 6.95 to 51 COLORED REPS 182 LINEN and DIMITY 136 COLORED LINENS 70 COLORED LINENS 26 CREPE DE CHINE 979 10.50 to 13.50 14.50 to 17.50 18.50 to 23.50 25.00 to 29.50 REGULAR picture-book models with smocks, frills miniature waistcoats, and all the correct adornments of a very young gentleman. Materials of a quality that will delight any mother—colors an artist would love. The English expect their clothes to wear and they do! These little suits will probably be out- grown before they're outworn. Sizes 2 to 4 years Sizes 5 and 6 years at Gan oe ie na7S only A China Service is either good — or impossible SOMEBODY once asked ‘Victor Hugo whether itwas easy to write a great poem. Hoe said, “It is easy or it ie impossible.” There is no _ half measure of « chine wervice, either, It is either good or impossible, And | j | fi i 4 4 an unworthy one fs the | Gl Siyare yoann ‘ : { Minton of Stoke-upon-Trent, are the authors of thie dinner service of exceptional beauty of design and fineness of fabric. It issunny and cheerful in color—dignified enough for dinner use and cheerful enough for a Summer breakfast. Its price is $125 for a service of 103 items. Ample re- serve stocks of this distinguished ‘pattern are always available at Ovington's. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” FirtTH AVENUE AT 39TH STREET rofession, and t ht definite was decided regarding THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNB | | SAVES SECOND AUTO Squad holding a young man by the arm WHERE HE LOST FIRST] ?**!"" {hs machin 1) ) trying to drive Stein, and he @ chauffeur, iith Street, Queens Prosecator Vinel Had Convicted a Car Triet t had Just convicted a m an automobile and was ein his own machine at a drug store at N rth, rector of the Catholie John the Evangellat, near en elected Fire Commite- the town of Greece District, y. He has been rector in er dlocese for some years. ope Lieraay On 40th St. 12. West 40 Suite 1867 Great Clearance Sale of Highest Class Women’s Apparel 610 Dresses $15.00 - 25.00 - 35.00-50.00 Formerly $65.00 —85.00 -95.00 -125.00 wn 10 225.00 75.00 ee 2 os 71 Dresses rormerty siz. ee a All Wool Sweaters - - - 5.00 125 Hats vatuestos25.00 - - - 5.00 150 Hats Vatuestoss00 - - - 7.50 100 Black Hats vatues to 338.00 10.00 150 Hats vatuestoszs00 - - - 15.00 Ou regular yuarantee is not affected by sale prices the merchandise must satisfy or money will be cheer- fully refunded. eee ee ee eo PENA! TERE EERE EE ME EEE LZ BONWIT TELLER &CO. The Speaally Shop of Ongurauons FIFTH AVENUE AT 38'™ STREET The Summer Vogue. of Patterned Fabrics Is Introduced by Bonwit, Teller & Co. And Expressed in Women's SUMMER FROCKS Of Figured Silk Crepes WHITE SILK CREPE FROCK WITH WOVEN BOX DESIGN 35.00 Delightfully cool in appearance is a frock of white silk crepe with woven box design in coral, marine blue, purple or black, and ae with solid color to match. THELATTICE RIBBONFROCK OF BLOCK-PATTERNED SILK CREPE 65.00 peg , oe summer pak crepe ak printed in ttern has side me a lattice fected ph icot ribbon, White ae ba dandelion wih black, navy blue AN AFTERNOON GOWN OF PRINTED SILK FAILLE 85.00 A charraing summer afternoon gown is of peas ae ab in diminutive East Indian ted panels and suplies collar wo ale sey sleeves of fine net with real filet lace. Navy and green, navy and red or navy and gold, WOMEN'S GOWNS—Second Floor i, 1993, || @. Altman & Cn, Special Clearance Sales for to-morrow (Friday) Misses’ Frocks in several smart, attractive models, of silk-and-wool jersey and various fashionable silk materials at the radically reduced price of $17.50 ‘Misses’ Tailored Suits (a limited number) in smart two- and three-piece sperts modeis, featuring up-to-date developments in tweeds and tweed jerseys specially reduced to $15.00 & 20.00 Coats, Capes and Wraps for Misses and Youthful Women will offer exceptional values at the greatly reduced prices of $35.00 & 45.00 At $35.00 there are outergarments of veldyne, twill cord and silk, a mumber of th:m fur-trimmed; at $45.00 there are models developed in marvella, gerona, veldyne, twi!l cord, silkeand=-wool duvetyn and the fashionable silk fabrics. Im all cases the values are remarkable, every garment having been heretofore in stock at a much higher price. Girls’ and Junior Misses’ Spring Coats and Capes in smart, attractive models, featuring the wanted mate- rials, will be further (and considerably) reduced to $9.75 & 16.50 (All above-mentioned Sales on the Second Floor) A Quantity of All-woo] Fabrics in assorted Lengths, variously adapted for Frocks, Suits, Skirts and Capes at decided price concessions Included in these materials are sports suitings, tweeds, checked and striped skirtings, embroidered serges and a variety of coatings. The smari colors are’ adequately represented, as well as black, white and black-and-white combinations. (Wool Fabrics Department, First Floor) Safe Storage for Furs, Rugs and Draperies Madison Avenue- Filth Avenue, New Yort: Thirty-fourti) Street Thirty-fifth Street