The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1916, Page 6

_ SES USVSSING Ween, PBivas, Banve ty SOe% MEDALS TO GUARDSMEN [owscwo.tems"eee|FE Pp oafreceer - Infantry. The | sentations Lathe . 7 > Gen, ORI Wie avawe of mae wr ce ion orm! How Is She Making Good: OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & © Brooklyn Men for Bravery oGertinoates of honorable Sention aemasttiipiteemaeaenits anecwninen , ° re given to First Lieut, John ¢ t Stk , Cask LB etahde Havas fs Company rangers P| Two Who Have Made Good Give Their Less Fortunate ¥*!'"4,'0 #\v: Shida Malay Nid Veda Four thousand persons c*owded into | ter_M. Depp of Company K. 5 - sort of work where J coul Some of the men were fording the| ¢ thing. This sudden en the Fourteenth Regiment armory, |crecerana dropsea into a eweive toot| Sisters Valuable Pointers on the Qualit es That promining career it ha Migdth Avenue and Fifteenth strest, | hole. Capt. Jackson dived inendree-| dre Best Appreciated by the Employers—-One "come. school te her) was due to a1 ' . Cuthbert the fact that the eon ii) ii y Brooklyn, last night to witness the | {Ued Private Tutti. | Merge emer " ; ior ove iy father ned been An Interesting Offering Saturday ret public review over held there, | \Aabed, in ond Tetra paved Private Contributor Pictures the Type of Girl That |for over a year and our funda were 1, being the oldest child State medals for bravery tn aaving| Storch, afterward aiding Capt Jack- Faiis and the Other One Who Complains eal q * ‘ eon in taking out Tutts, é “With a broken hi d man m ~] M f “higgn seer Ware ae in Sprout} 6°F coman rescued Private Mc That the Boss Takes Advantageof Her. | regrets ‘(rom my t , Ter ‘ | Wo ens Spring illinery r i isi : jaing, in the manseu-| Keon, He was aided by Lieut. Hardy had been @ very sa’ jory pu res last spring were presented to and Seret. Depp. a pil, | left school. Then | began to e new > Lisere ic inge —_—_—— 7 By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. dot T clearing of werk could | dite, come Ten pgoheny a iit Today The Bvening World prints two Inapiriting stories of young ernuraoned wih Pp ; P 10.00 can model, in Black, Gray, Brown and women who have worked up, from the smallest beginuings, to well-paid . Navy. Special positions of trust. These are types of the accounts which I hope to receive| newspaper. T Jere was one which from many of you in the discussion for which The} did not require any previous ex ETHER YOU HAVE a hundred "orl ence. It - i ie or a thousand dollars to spend for a Evening World has offered $50 in prizes, ten prizes of | adv en okie, coerce | suite of furniture, you will get better $5 cach for the ton most sensible and helpful letters! per week.” Though this work was from girls who have made good. Their achievements | DPftg my liking, still 1 could not ; - é . 10 choose then, for we are usually living answers to the two questions which wi immediate need of money. confront many a young woman—i, e., how she may | had no preparation | nh ; fi particular work at all. live decently on a small salary; how she may increase 1 eppties Wer che somton ond gos her earning capacity. & The work was not sasy—witting ‘Thousands of girls in and about New York have |}y ‘he machine from 8 A. M. to 6 P. successfully solved both these problems. But how? | needie, ‘The etcady Sine oF bd From the letters of those of you who have arrived, Mr aged and the loud, coarse talking other girls who are fust starting out on the road to! Wnon | unin Rees, Mad" me dizry.| succoss may learn some of the methods, some of the qualities of mind and |too tired avon tae ee es character, Which will help them to attain their goal most swiftly and | “hed idiny head Exceptionally Prepared Sale of Women’s New Spring Suits Suttable for Immediate Wear Attractive belted, flare, trimmed and custom tailor mode}s of Men’s Wear Serge, Gabardine and Fine 29.75 Cords; superior tailored; new model skirts. Special value HERE, dollar for doliar, than in any up- town shop. @ Our location makes possible many savings by which you can benefit. noes surely J could + That is one reason why you should age er ~|1 did nm w fe that your p: @ such jetters; another reason| in the world. If | had to traverse | FOing to jeular tale of am ani idewalk | should pref ‘ork one morning 1 looked over the “Want Ads." This time a dresemaker lving m “ ditions realized may prove to be one uipped with overshose thood wanted learners at $i a aonee of the ten most interesting and sig-| &° Alpenstook, rather then toddle “So without wanting any time ne ar att ° (+) nificant lotters I recetve, and for| slong in French heeled slippere |from work I changed my Position. | —4 which The Evening World will pay| end with empty hands. In the ne ,: mt more a woek I saved #5 apiece. latter case le the sheltered daugh- | was not eo arene {The work here | 34th Street—New York ter of the well to do, who le prae- | end of a few months g { A POPULAR BUT OVERSTRESSED doll T earned another IDEA OF “TEMPTATION tically helpless when a parental ‘ollar raise, | Clopendale | ie roore, Subs 4 viasee, in American nut, vory Enam “My father havi tained ‘or Antique Mahogany, * $185 ‘Those who write about working} fm, '# withdrawn, On the other | iy paying ponition BY mat mes hand, @ woman's ability to do | at liberty to use Part of my salary t work well enough to be paid for | Pay school tistion and Puen) ah. i i i most all my 0 P it ie the surest protection against | Docu, fi! my spare time to learning Gincusnion, and 1 wonder if you won't! Putte, me what fite tas taugnt|4 STICK-TO-IT POLICY THAT Misses’ Spring Suits, Coats and Dresses agree with me that the moral dangers| you about this problem and about) BROUGHT A Goop SALARY. CAmerica's “Foremost Specialists women usually have much to say of i the “temptations” they must fight You will speak for yourselves in this] confronting you are rather over-|others which you have worked out “At the end of a y c ; < year of hard| EEE | itrecoed in the popular mind. for yourselves. | Here, meanwhile, are | stick-to-it’ study 1 graduates fart 4 " ; MigorsvecneseetieTtiaeneett ie WEA] . «| celveas eee ee ie pepkheening class and obtained exclusive Oppenheim, Collins & Co.'s adaptations of the ear Madam: Your topic in to- “As | any ‘-] latest foreign models. A Each year their oreased and my s: vanoed. Now at th A comprehensive showing, featuring the season's most wanted styles, including Sizes 14, 16, 18 years, suitable for women to 36 bust measure. Tailored Suits of Serge and Gabardine..... 25.00 29.75 35.00 f | ake ith Sport Suits of Checks and Chamois Cloth... 25.00 29.75 35.00 4 Mai I bookkeeping I hess eo teggtucy Dressy Suits of Silks and Combinations. ... 32.50 45.00 50.00 the interests of the firm. Never 2 & yet h refused to stay in everaere tov carer cit Street Coats of Serge, Gabardine and Poplin 15.00 25.00 35.00 UE narges, Sport Coats of Novelty Cloths...... Geran 19.75 29.75 37.50 f FIFTH AVENUE - MADISON AVENUE Ceti to ta lunch at 4 Yolock i } er i = e Thirty-fourth Street NEW YORK Thirty-fifth Street Ane my recompense? My Afternoon Dresses of Various Silks........ 22.50 29.75 35.00 MRURBHONE PGOO I MURAAY HILDE recommend me highly. And and \|/ Attractive Dancing and Party Dresses...... 15.00 25.00 35.00 Nan eerhaee Cit cere nace, Walking Dresses of Men’s Wear Serge...... 15.00 22.50 29.75 working somewhere at $6 or §7, However, | still etudy. lam now learning” the. Spanish, language Misses’ Spring Suits-==Exceptional Values ee and who knows what further ad- ? A Special Offering of A Saturday Sale of Boys’ Clothing | “stn monet ’ ‘i j ‘ ; poreh ara A Serge and Gabardine, in 'y Blue, Tan, Black and 22 50 Men’s Imported Spring Overcoats will provide an opportunity for the selection lensiema holt a pealtica cate caorce Copenhagen; new sailor and convertible collars. | : ring bookk Misses’ Belted and Flare Model Suits of Men's wear the Boy's Spring Suit, at a decided girls, and’ studied their wavs, and io, } i i i from thetr loud! ke ve " at_much below regular price Saving im price. fone Jn sestaureaie aia. ates 1 combinations, smartly tailored, superior si Boys’ Suits (mew models) of desirable browm | Gom't'make gona > “SUE that they _ eel 2 i ; r “On Monday mornings tell Misses’ Custom Tailor Suits, High Cost Models, of fine Twills, Gabar- has been arranged for to-morrow (Saturday). or gray homespuns; with two pairs of — |encn omer of tne wonderful time || dine, Serge, Velour Checks and novelty materials.” Specially Priced. 35.00 how they Misses’ Velour Check Suits, attractive sport models, in various color mi i clined.” ‘Specially Pred [29.75 It will present an unusually fine selection of knickerbockers . . . . . « $7.76 | ‘hey Had Bunce home at 3 or 40 Imported Overcoats, made of tweeds and | Also ait gaye on they dr Neva winnie | | Misses’ Velour Cloth Coats==-Special Value bh tart gulitily, » told to look up Three belted and flare models of Velour checks 13 75 e about the ‘hands: cheviots, with silkelined yoke and sleeves | Boys’ Blouses of striped madras, with they are going t , evening. (all extremely smart, well-cut and well- detachable collar; sizes 7 to 14 years . 65c. by their emplo or blus t tailored garments) at the very special price of Youths’ Shirts of cottom pongee in various = | so7eMng, they $23.00 patterns; with detachable collar; sizes 1214 to Lage eget i" I4sinch neckband . ... . . 78. In many instances the materials of which ourth Floor) Of Gabardine, in Navy, or Copens , ) a aa hey = pay —— | nae hagen, also fancy Covert, these Overcoats are made have been cravene- [OP ee a klad-ot silk lined throughout, etted; hence they will prove as serviceable ma ‘ ; gi for stormy as for fair weather. Girls’ Outer Wear 4 | The present ext ve and carefully selected joes not want this | i \ re too confused to . . a: wrong answer \s and stripes, leather and velvet trimmed. Special or else when mak- 8, and when the ‘of course it's not Miss Is: ses’ Street Coats Misses’ Dressy Coats Of fine Twills, Whipcord, Gabardine and Poplin; smart models; silk lined throughout. ho, when going, to look for 1 ie 18.75 25.00 (Men’s Wear Department, First Fioor) oss eae irl in bis office, He | A : assortments are the embodiment of see heceathpiataly Near | Girls’ Charming Wash Dresses graceful dress for children 8 ee ens Se her.’ An Unusual Showing of Exceptionally Smart One and Two-Piece Dresses, Featuring Linen, Repp, Garicord, Ginghams and Novelty Fabrics. Men’s Lace Shoes (sizes incompleie) | jsirl siiisielimaitiaaal 9 Gibe Meads 1 i 2.00 2.95 3.95 5.90 9.75 of tan Russia, gunmetal calf and patent é oor BG DARUH EN Shak ARE cal aBord leather, will be exceptionally » presented in a special Department. Beet The utcame. Bhi in either dine Giri Party Dahon DIONE, 114005 ++ ++ be ees pl sad touneenen | Particular attention has been given to the = |e insulted by the light mane | designing of at $4.75 that are difficult to fi Girls’ Taffeta Street Dresses 10.75 15.00 22.50 appropriate for the ¢ ee my Ta” im regular sizes, GERMANS SEEK OUR COTTON. | Mere are assembled (Men's Shoe Department, First Floor) akon Baenaney| Girls’ New Spring Top Coats---Special Value yesterday over . A - $19.50 to 48.00 a report that German spinning inter- New belted models of Serge | ; Several belted and flare) ‘ailor-made ———————————_—_——————————————————————, Wi { Dresses 9.5 ests were endeavoring to contract in herd checks; fine | models of velour checks, Worsted Dresses . 6 6 6 ~=69.80 to 14.78 the Southern market for 1,000,00 bales oe oe collar and cuffs; | 7.50 | gabardine, serge and mix | 9.75 T D t t for Wool D ro} Afternoon Dresses o| - 21.00 to 58.00 Kcoording te the story, the cotton is full lined. 4 to 8 years. J tures. 4 to 10 years. he Department for Wool D Fabrics. on Buicui aioe fe ere Ane not to be delivered until after the / Pp angola 1 ress Fabrics, o avening Dresses of silk or met, 14.00 to 55.00 clase of the war. No cotton can be | Full length coats, belted or Girls’ dressy coats of velour) the First Floor, is showing Coats + ewe TBO to 8.00 ERTS HS Cry Dae even toroien full flare models of serge, | = | checks or wool poplin, faille | 5 British | velour checks and mix-! 9.75 silk trimmed in smart Some / 15.00 . P : h i on 32 es. 10 to 16 years. } binations, 10 to 16 years Semi-made Skirts | ue J ntries on t in several new, smart models for practical 7 Visite for $5 4 4 ' A Spring wear, featuring such desirable fabrics Dress Tr i take this opportunity of notifying alt | as serges, homespuns, broadcloths, and the 5 bid ibs ne Sernltnay Ssh heat eat ‘ay Toss” tor : fashionable plaids and checks. OF oprim Is Teekay A choice assortient of Parisien Tr fi ast A seven-time World Want works all the week. | These Skirts offer excellent values at | and Garnitures is shown in the ald } colored spangled and beaded effects, DR: Dial: McCOY Order one to-day and prosper. d $3.50 to $6.50 demand for the new fashions, MT Mak Bed ot Anta 10 a