The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1914, Page 5

~ HUSKY FIGHTERS if cants for Enlistment Brings * .ARMY TAKES THE MosrT.| . Ninety-five Enlisted for Land Service as Against Twenty- \. two in Navy. af Figures given out to-day by officers at the two principal recruiting sta- tions for the army and navy in New York shew that since Monday 1,010 men have applied there for onlistment. ‘These figures do not include appli- : cants who offered themselves at the ) recruiting offices in Brooklyn, Jersey Clty and Hoboken, which are within the Jutisdiction of the New York re- cruiting district. Of those who have applied at the main navy station, No, 153 Weat Twenty-third street, since the first of | the week, but twenty-two have been accepted, while at the army office, No. 2% Third avenue, ninety-five of the applicants were accepted and sent to Fort Siocum for uniforms, equipment and first training. — At the army recruiting station the) number of those who want to enlist \ shows no sign of diminishing. More than fifty men were examined to-day : before the office had been opened & two hours. At the navy station, how- i) ever, the rush of recruits that began 7 Monday has fallen off considerably. Bat the fact that yesterday eleven of the 145 applicants were accepted, in comparison withthe five and six ac- cepted on Monday’ and Tucsday, 1s considered gratifying by the officers at the station, who belleve that a better class of recruits is making ap- Plication now than was the case in the firat wate of patriotic enthusiasm. Commander Casey B. Morgan, in charge of the navy station, and Major R. C. Cruxton, at the army office, are expecting orders from Washington authorizing increases in both branches of the service above peace strength. One of those who enlisted at the navy atation to-day was Edmund J. ‘Ridings of No. 635 West Fifty-ninth atreet who was honorably discharged from the navy in 1881, Ridings was @ seaman on the flagship Trenton of the fleet which was stationed in for- eign waters during the Russian- Turkish war. Ridings, who is fifty-! two years old, gave up a good posi- tion to re-enlist in the navy, but sald Rigid Examination of Appli- r Better Class of Men. Inches tall and weigh one hurffred and seen service in the army of that coun- | ing avenue for an hovr to-day. try, wi applicant for enlistment evolutions, attracted a bie. crowd ekirmi ir , Yory few of tHe applicants The atoring away of great quan- tinent in the Marine Corps a {ities of ammunition continued all day rooklyn ba: on the New York. She will be ter, who has charge of the recruiting ral months Ago, for her Sie office thgre, said to-day that out of | N 145 men who have appeared since | will take a trip to Guantanaro to give , inspired by the stir of war| her ensines a trying out. nly After have been accepted. | oRRAVAN CRUISER lo ORDERED TO MEXICO., Ghe requirements are a seventeen years shall be five feet, two BERLIN, April’ 23.—The’ small twelve,pounds. As the agi 8 up, | German cruiser Karlsruhe, which was bigger frames are demanded. A manjrecently put In commission, ‘has been ' of twenty-five must be fwe feet si: Inches in height and weigh one hun. ordered to proceed to Mexican begs dred and thirty pounds. to relieve the cruper ct) ini she! The marine detachment i first und Most Modern Dr. Coldest F Fur Storage Vault on Premises Fes Repaired and Remodelled. Furs Stored. Tel. 7300 Murray Hill. BONWIT TELLER &CO. FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET ~ Newest Modes—French Blouses e Distinctively Simple ‘ | ‘ Paris Blouses of Colored and Striped Handkerchief Linen I Leper licity of style,in the deft needle- k and delicate band eke aa charming clmbination of eee or solid-color linen with white organdie—lies the distinctiog of these Blouses. SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW | French Hand Made Blouses \ Imported to sell from 10,00 to 12.76 6.90 7.90 8.90 Exquisite in French batiste, with hand fagotted square collars, Pilahed with black moire bow; others in harid-tucked effects, with notch collars and crochet but- tons. Again, ‘some have ecard scalloped edge fichus edged with lace. , ’ oe oo 000 OOO ROE —E O’Neill’s Victor Service Has Set All the City Dancing! z HE price of a Victrola is the Nase every- ‘ where. We couldn't change the price— he. d the — vel triped mixti ruffles or tunics. In light and dar! Yea say paid And Roe iy bes ploaest ihe peers nore aird re . Cases cringe, "Not liaise in every ot thid city Home dancing to Victo Reg jan set-in sleev Berta Value 50c. Bargain Plasa, 29 but all sises in the assortment. a in come Nata ie kingdom! * Parents pond Soulpti ened ext et c Women's and Small Wom- ] ing Victrolas he O'Neill way,” that they Guts’ New &§ On good quality material; big en's Dress Coats. 5 may know Phase on young folks are o’nights! Conta 6 Serine amrortiment of congas, Valdes to $19.50, at $12.50 | ~ Sons and daughters are begging: father and ‘The new advanced styles in i ae Neckwear lath mode ie ci sere or Women's & Small Women's - mother to buy a Victrola so they can return three-quarter and full length; yale Bargain Pl 2 clty stripes, Bedford cords, eponge Spring Suits, 917.30 some ot hed many soa! setts jeez ore a the as Sank Sisto ins Eng- Filet 3c raglan daaven droop shoulders pla in , opisin a and tailored sult, way of home arties upply your ruffled bottoms; moc select from. In serges, guests with Brogdw: ah newest dances all tod tone (weeds. Slaos’ 6 at <A fn io tapered wie rede oe soterdines opvert. sorte, fancy played by better bends ane. _ proheetias ther Misses’ Silk Suits, shepe— all and fs fancy stripes, im all |] vee nay ene assortment. fancy reper ‘and soleil. roe roadway usual ars ictor Dance Dd Ki up-to-date colorings. (na te ines 38 to 58. ords ace under ‘ernon Castle's direct su prope pe Kool love sone Valued up 50 546 9% k O'Neim Mato rete, OM eee de. . vision—and Castle knows what every modern Ife Morse Puta Culp sgt Win A manufacturer's sample Tea Kettles Handsome Voile Biouses . dancer wants and how they want it! Tere ls. £4401, wow will not be con- line, made of silk poplin and |} Value $1.85. Bargain Plaza 89c 99c spn fea | ila Specially Priced at . . . ‘Purchanable ot $10 monthly Victor Victrola yi-gs Parchaseble at 80¢ bere are two types of Victrolas, the $85 and the $200 instruments—and « range ices and terms which will not Sarioualy affect any purse. They are all oe lect instrumente—ready to produce true Victor music—but differ in size and ulpmest $2 brings you the $85 Victrola—cased in oak—and 80 cents a week pays for it. If you purchase records to the amount of 8 og more, the outfit will come to you without further initial payment. ‘The 950 Victrola—cased in mahogany or oak—calls for but 05 as an initial pay- ment. The weekly terms are #1. If records to the amount of $5 or more are purchased, you will secure the Victrola and records without further first pay- ment, $10 brings you Victrola XVI, price $200. Payments $10 8 month. By pur chasing records to the amount of $10 or more, it will not be required to make any first payment whatever on the instrument. By this plan you can secure any Victrola—from the $15 instrument to the $200 one—by a small first pe ment and convenient weekly or monthly terms. Or you can select and rehase recorde—thus doing away witlf wy other initial payment on your Vi rAroie STORE We Give Surety Coupons Free with Purchases and Radesen Thora ta Out Owe VASES oneal ON New Yerk's ' Shopping Centre Co. aes | Sixth Avenue. 20th to 22d Street ( Wearing Apparel.for Everybody---as Smart, as New, as Distinctive as Custom Made, Yet Ready to Wear — New Millinery of “Exclusive” Style at “Popular” Prices Just as exclusive in the sense of style and distinctive design as the expensive models from which they are copied—but the prices are very far removed trom the cost of the originals. 400 New Dress Hats at $5.00 to $8.50 Styles and qualities that cannot be duplicated anywhrere for léss than $6.50 to 912.00 Clever adaptations of tie smartest exclusive foreign and New York models. There are not any two exactly the same; every effort fas been therapy to rapes largest possible number of styles and trim in order to meet the particular woman's demand or an exclusive model The trimmings include flowers and bons and various styles of mounts in the most fashionable.effects of the hour. Trimmed “Tailored” Hats at $2.50 ats for Misses & Girls, $1.98 Our Own —— Vales Are $3.50 to $4.00 . Values 83. ela Especially Designed The season's latest shapes and styles, of course. ‘They ay ee YY are trimrfd with ribbon, dainty flowers and include the newest ‘Trimmed dress hats, the daint tove effect: , and smart dress hats for the misses. “s polish" s. Made up from the finest quality Tene aes ma ri a wanted styles and are beautifully selected merchandise. trimmed with ribkpns,. flowers, fancy mounts. Untrimmed Hats, Special, 65c and $1.95 «. Lot No. 1—Regular 91.50 and wit, No. @—Regular $3.00 and| Women's Hemp Dress Sha; $2,00 shapes for 6§c—1,000 dosen| 93.50 shapes for 91.95—700 dozen of | fine quality impor’ hemp; 12 to he fi Imported Milan Hemp Lider shapes. Value $1.75, of the smartest untrimmed Hemp H tress Maron "1 pec t Dress Shapes. These come in a} sh in small be) bs td preiely Womes n's Smart Trimmed great assortment of colors end| {rd turbans to the smartest sailors, | Read ‘lal Hats, values to every wapted 65 that are in the greatest 5|" Mok ae Wee ewe enoesneeneste Cl demand for Spring..... $1 9 £000. Imported Flowers, including Unetaey of Fruits. Roses, Foliages, Daisies, Pop y Wreaths, June Roses, anda = / ariety of small Rose Wreaths. Value 50c and 75c, 2 5c a ( M pial at Casino wr Blew nce DOE eee Boh ar % Sample Undermuslins . Thee Spciateom —! Little Children’s Dresses All New—All in the usual $1.50 arp in the usual $1.50 9 8c Bargain Just out of the designer's hands 6 9c ~ to $2.00 to $2.00 Classes—All special at special at Plaza —the daintiest $1.00 dresses ever Sample Underwear— Prince: Little Children’s Dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years, made of fine OF ag in fine aul S aan ns Sipe and White For Friday's Selling quality ginghams in dainty colored stripes; trimmed with con- prettily trimmed with laces, ribbon and embroidery. And many besides. No mail, trasting color material and fine embroidery insertions. i and ¢1.28Night Robes, | #1.80 Nainsook Combina- telephone or €. 0. D. orders. colors aa wea ote andy ae Sal dea wed’ eevee tions, at $1.00. mere; sit to 5 sv. Sdsts ofa motte cambric and | A large seloction of dainty model; Kayser’s Silk to ‘86.00; reduced 31 ‘95 paar pied dome | 95 seca eis | araieenataes | Cloves Se ere: roses ne fyb laces 5 O'Neill Matn Stere—Third Floor. Values to 91.75. Bargain 1. 00 Flase, Friday at w m rin Suits The Most Attractive Styles in The best fitting finger tipped. omens P J . Every pair guaran Women's The regular ular ° 1e-button, white embroidered, full | -ayeeeeo on clue are Misses’ Spring Suits cubarm, Pata pint itching | Ty 5D 12.50 $1: 5 .00 A new showing that Chamoisette Gloves || club Club Plan Payments If Pre- was designed and made Value 50c. Bargain Plaza 24c ferred. p A variety of up-to-date models to Values up to $22.98° e*Pressly for O'Neill's. || Worsta's 16 button and & clasp || select from, in abepherd checks, Made of the most desirable |] it white, natural and gray. + on Copan ear bleck, and and Women’s Hand Bags || "8%. “2% ine tasortaent mai in several enfirt fete -minute models. aintily trimmed, with fancy collars and new tier skirts; in |] }’alue 81.50. Bargain P lasa, 89c Women's Silk Dresses. | stonpebary didraat A peed yun’ fees Values to $19.50, at 912.50 cape an aad w ail! the beat laste fitted with Faney Silk Di in taffeta, Misses’ and Juniors’ and inside purse. Of ieee 2 fuuates [ooe"" feo l| satin ‘and erepes. | Trimainge, of . ‘sleeves, crus! uat4stsotTot | Stamped Pillow || fisiet tata ee mh Lue, . , Made of heavy copper, nickel || Voile Blouses, a Large Variety of Pretty Models Bothwitk & back'and taupe, =” ™*"% I plated: in two sins i Laces and All-qver. Embroidery Effects O'Neil) Main Store—Third Floor, Men’s $18.00 to $25.00 Spring Suits & Overcoats, $12.50; The Actual Values ARE $18.00 to $25.00 PLUS Whatever a Well Dressed Man Coysiders the Worth of Correct Style $18 to 924 Spring Suits at 912.50 $18 to $25 Spring Overcoats at $12.50 . ‘The newest spring models in novelty mater- English vibe in rough palgeied and salteed A - ials, the staple and trustworthy navy blue, fabrics, in cheviots, made skeleton, pat ‘ye " a ; pockets, inverted plait and belt back. Also black and plain gray worsteds and serges; conservative styles. Sizes $4 to 42; stouts to 46. Homespuns, Tartan Plaids, Pencil, Haitline i ; haa Men's 910.00 Rain Coats, 94.95 and Pin Stripes, Overplaids, Shepherd Checks, Made of fine double-texture rubberized Chalk Stripes, Cheviots, Cassimeres and Wor- cloths; large roomy bodies, fulPlength; vertical steds in modest mixtures and bold patterns slashed pockets, military collars; all seams for the young fellows. > strapped and cemented; warranted water- Ail thoroughly well lined—rome with vith, proof. The New Braid Bound Oxford Sack Suits at $12.50 * Values $18 to $25. Oxfords and the classy tartan checks and chalk CASH OR CREDIT You can buy your clothes now and while enjoying their use arrange to Pay a Little At a Time Balmacaan Coats, $12.50 Values $18 to $26. In the nifty checks and fancy rough effects, made button-to-neck or conservative style, silk Evening Dress and Tuxedo Suits, $12.50 Value 818 to $86 . In the newest model; direct’ -ONen-Apams Co Sixth Avenué, 20th to 22d Street, New York City ql | | | ° | | ° q stripe worsteds; with braid binding copy of the highest’ grade | | shoulder and sleeves lined inakes; made up of all-wool Boys’ 75c Blouse Waists, 45c One of O'Neill's Brafd Bound Sack § sits Boys' 97.50 Suits, 94.98 black unfinished cheviots, silk} ,,, Bt ‘and madras; also neat striped and Balmacaans, the a such as’ are in #7 all-wool cheviot and ¢ ere; also full line of | froed and high lustre, Venetian figured effects, im perosies and madras, In Hight and ga of all Spring, Coate,. many stores at anon blue made up in the mw model yoke and box} jined, Sizes 34 to 42; stouts | dark colorings, ts up with standin, Nar button col- Values 018,00 and 986.60, ‘. plait; also in the Bulgarian and Norfolk styles; full lars or neck bands taped or patent bands, open cuff $12. 50 cut trousers, full lined; sizes 7 to 17 and yoke backs, sises 7 to 16, $12. 50 O'Neil'e Big Store for Dad and the Boys—Four Entrances Directly from Mixth Avenue, Som O'NEILL-ADAMS CO., Sixth Avenue, 20th to 23d Street, New York City =I SIO EE== tip to 46. eat So ee aie tororen wearers