The evening world. Newspaper, October 9, 1916, Page 5

TO SCOUR COUNTRY WASHINGTON, Oct. 0.—Virtaally @ house to house campaign through-| per 1,060 of population, and this reault ‘ Lah Bg owt te et gree gtd anes Yesoey 4 /brated Waters Piano and TO GET MEN FOR ARMY ne The “phoend vrei is Pad combination of the cele- wears Autola Player oe Splice he! ied Seuetlal easly the best player- ano sho Judged by every known standard of excellence the Waters-Autola | is the very ae type of player-piano construction and is right up to dat ; Very lw gree an mest baal tr it are now offered and your fold. piano will be taken in exchange at a very liberal valuation. Cal? and let us demonstrate all that we claim for the Waters Piano and the Waters-Autola player-piano of send postal for catalogue. Horace Waters. & Co. 134 Fifth Avenue, near 18th Street OPEN . Sit Ww. pra a Broadway 254 W. EVENINGS | 371 E, 149th ou near 3rd a Aves annually an average of one recruit can be accomplished only by can- far Department to obtain the! vassing every nocosssible locality in fed. army recruits it willl/the United States and erating re Gallia, Fo Gallia, carrying 1,000 French and Dort’s cargo of munitions. Bj have been rescued. were landed at Sariinia. a iberal. In a fog the.steamship ps Maixi- | dos Reef, near Muros, in the Prov- ta | ince of Corunna, She sank in five up dy & steam trawler and landed et Muroa, a |the war, having been only 709 wns Mm |emailer than the White #thr liner Arable. not been discjosed, as she was in Government ecrvice. Early this yoar Serbian troops were taken t® Ii- THE _THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ¢ SHIP WITH 2,000 DRIVEON BAPAUME BRITISH EXTEND ALLIED SOLDIERS TAKES BRITISH TWO er French Liner, Torpedoed in Mediterranean —lItalian Steamer Sunk. +The transport Prisoners Are Ttaken. | PARIS, Oct. The torpedo exploded the trans- Up to the present 1,362 soldiers The vors| The oficial statement eaye! “Gan was MADRID, Spain (via Paris), eect : mrnetiptest More Gérman Trenches Won in Gas Attacks—Additional LONDON, Oot, §—The British con- tinued their new, offensive north of success- ively at different points along our front north of the Ancre The enemy's reply was feeble and our patrols were able to enter his tered in casualties being prison- many fanisted a and a aumber of ors taken. Tn addition, three machine lace: ‘Tho Gallia was w 16,100-ton eteam- cain, Oe feat ong ana 64 feat tite a She was built in the Seine in| utmost ‘The Gallia's recent moveménts have in 1900 a ng ‘entice, Bhe | '# described as fo tram etree Span- OCTOBER LINES ONSTRUMA, TAKE THREE AREETONNS Advance on Allied mn Allied Right Wing | in Macedonia Pushed, Says London. Pursuit of the Homondos. —_—_—— ROUMANIANS RETIRED TO SAVE KRONSTADT, IS LONDON, Oct. begun to fre ent position of the Roumanian en ‘The withdrawal of th British cavalry has joined tn the a and has reached the line of Kararaska-Salman- ATHENS, Oct, 9 (via London) — Serbtan troops in considereble force ave crossed the Cerna River at two BUCHAREST STATEMENT Roumantans evacuated the Transylvanian city of Kronstadt to avold ite destruction by Austro-German batteries which had fire on.the town. The pres- army {a ttle girl, wero taken aboard the| crew anid, and the Onondaga Dianne w hag"A the Yacht Into Hampton Roa | coast guard cutter Onondaga, which The, awh oe was the only woman te Bucharest de- ||5 The ERE 340 feet thy Bh pg Fe in ish South American porta. B. ‘Alt & Ca. SPECIAL FOR TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) An Extraordinary Offering of Silk Ribbons (8% to 614 inches wide), comprising Printed- warp Ribbons in plaids and fiqral effects; Striped Satin-and-taffeta Ribbons; and Satin- striped Moire Ribbons, with checkerboard edge; all presenting exceptional value at 38c. per yard Included in this Sale will be Silk Moire and Satin Taffeta Ribbons (each 614 inches wide) in a’ variety of the desired shades, at the special price of 28c. per yard A Sale of Electric Lamps will afford a decidedly advantageous purchasing opportunity in the Art Objects Depart- ment (Fourth Floor) SOLID MAHOGANY LAMPS Floor Lamps (double light), with 26-inch flat Empire shade of green, red, ecru or rose silk « $22.00 Library or Living Room Table Lamps (double light), with 18-inch silk shade in the colors mentioned above - +. - ~ $12.00 Boudoir Lamps (single light), with 14-inch shade of ecru, rose or gold silk . $4.50 BLACK-AND-GOLD LACQUER LAMPS (single light), with 10-inch decorated paper shade; suitable for desk or boudoir, $5.00 ADJUSTABLE DESK LAMPS of neta! in brush brass finish . $2.50 A Sale of Blankets and Other Bed Furnishings for to-morrow _and_ Wednesday, will offer worth-while price inducements. White Blankets per pair » « «+ $6.00, 7.00 to 8.50 A Limited Number of White Blankets very special * «© « per pair $5.00 Fancy Cotton Blanket Throws in a variety of colors » « each $2.25 Satin-finish * Bedspreads, with embroidered scalloped edges: Size 2x23{ yards * « « each $3.25 Size 214x234 yards ’ - each 3.95 Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases (with plain hems) Sheets + «© « each 85c. to $1.35 Pillow Cases + «+ each 24c. to 30c. Balta Shoes for Women embody precisely those features that most directly appeal to the woman of fastidious taste. The graceful lines, the comfortable fit, the excellence of material and workman- ship—a!ll combine to produce a shoe that represents everything that is most to be desired in footwear. Balta Shoes are ‘quality’? shoes moderately priced. The Women’s Shoe Department, on the Second Floor (Madison Avenue section), has recently been considerably enlarged, and is now more than ever conducive to leisurely and comfortable shopping. Fith Avenue-Madison Avenue, New York | a SS frontie:, defense of the bad Roumania thus cies, ie end is of an area oot 2,000 square miles, charest asserts the Ge: pol rite | iy saree cane at "fronts “Tn order rate coup in Comb MAN od We fa ‘acnorte the Ruaso-fou- troops in the pabrudia are ||- manian sare, satisfactory progress to the against Field Marshal wa Despatch from Balonica assert ie little fighting on the Mace pratt east but that 1,500 dead a nave deen counted before the British eitions as a result of the latest cou ter attacks. _o— REPORTS TO SOFIA SAID THAT SERBIANS HAD MET REPULSE SOFTA, Sunday, Oct. 8 (via London, Oct. 9)—On the section of the Mac:- donian front south of Monastir tho Serblans have abandoned their at- tempts to advance on account of _— defeat on Friday, the War Office an- nounced to-day, On the Struma trout ee erueb are using armored motor- bas ty Dobrudja Ruswian and Rouman- jan forces are said to have retired. The pg neg follows: Gi he sanguinary “ofent which twelve "enemy battalions suffered on| 9) Friday on the front between Grade- snica and Kenalil, the enemy aban- doned attempts to advance. sector there was only firing yesterday. Enemy infantry again attempted to cross the Cerna River near Skochniver but was ro- Pulsed with considerable loses, “On the Struma front the situation Me unchanged. Our heavy artillery eoveral enemy infantry and Samay reconnoitring detachinents and forced two armored motor cars to retire.” CREW OF BURNED LINER In this | weak artillery Saved From Steamer Off Cape Henry—Others on U, S. Ship. ‘The rescued crew, twenty-nine men, of the Ward liner Antilla, which was afire off Cape Henry last night, reached here to-day on the Morro Castle, also a Ward Havana. Capt. Blackadder of the An tilla, his three mates and his daughter Whoopee! Whee!— I’'mgonner gethome in time for supper. Ma’s got D & C doughnuts, ‘n pie, '‘n I can’t be late. Hooray for Ma, she says DsC Is the Flour for me 6 JALSING de : steamer, which arrived from | SS SS —* < 1916. ba ‘the rb veasel, brought also the stood by y+ he Comte, Pasreng: Lingerie, Underwear, etc. | Underwear Combinations of Pure Italian Silk—embroidered in es ang atterns, beautifully .finished; colors, ite and » Pink—$4.25 to 6.75. Plain—$5.50, Vests of Pure Italian Silk— handsomely embroidered in various de- signs; colors, White and Pink—$2,50 to 5.00. ' Knickers of Pure Italian Silk— in attractive range of designs; colors, White, Pink, and Black—a.s0 to 6.95 Silk Hosiery French Hosiery — Hand Embroi- dered and page desig eas Re; 4 $6.50 and 8,00 pair. Spec! Novelty pale en inh tope—Special §.95 pair. “McCutcheon Special’? — viack Silk—$1.00 pair. F Sweaters Pure Silk in plain and fancy weaves in all the leading shades—$a5.00 to 45.00, Fiber Silks in plain colors—g6.50 to 22.00. Heather Mixturee—tp20, 1050 and 12.00, Imported Swiss Sweaters — pure Silke (broken sizes), $9.75, reduced trom $25.00 and 35.00. Shetland Wool in plain colors and pil effects, $2.95, reduced from $5.50 James McCutcheon & Company Fifth Avenue, 34th & 33d Streets / het Us Start You Housekeeping Now v pam orb « soleheting, 50 to, te to paras ge iggaice Sirs HSA ces | ANTILLA ARRIVES HERE. Twenty-Nine Men Among Those | } Accounts Opened From $5 to $5,000 On @mall Weekly or Monthly Payments. SMALL ACCOUNTS ESPECIALLY INVITED Mi tnd. PEN PAN ACCOUNT RANGE EO HEATER tong in every meapect, _ 60 Glher siyhe at money satloe riven OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK AT ALL THREE STORES OH 144-146 Trading Stamps WEST WITH ALL S$ PURCHASES, 125 ‘ BOTH CASH| Between 7th AND CREDIT j and Lenox Ave. oare, wien E. Gonzales, American Min. ajerardean 9 = the yacht Pacifique, one! ister to Cuba, was among the Morro ot the voasela which | tina, The Pacifique’s engines ore RT NEWS, Va, Oct | eisabteds members of the ‘antiila’s me burning Ward’ liner ‘Antitia _islivers ony artiale up te m Cuties nm «A i an u - ‘mailer Amounts in the on OMPEEFE af eBaymann em NEWARK STORE, 40-61 MARKET ST, reached the harbor of ( «| Va., shortly before vn. cording to « wireless ceived at Old burning vessel Coast Guard cutter American yaoht Pacific. -| were under control, the wireless aes- nage sald Lingerie ‘egligees—i Keates ad Frosch acne fee fore 4 embroidered, lace and ribbon ce Bo $9.75 to 85.00, Satin Robes—Japanese hand-quilted —$7.50. Bath Robes in Terry, Eiderdown and Blanket—$3.7§ to 11.50. Silk Skirts in Silk Jersey, Soiree, Tat- feta—$3.95 to 11.50, Spare for Tuesday broldered Pots Goteete aae rt ie roe 3.95. 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