The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1917, Page 4

on bit aera ___ tHE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1917. 2 i | | ’ the anniversary of the Battle of | « Manila Bay—still the response to the lIN § MATE urgent appeals of oratory and litera- 7 ture, nnectl - B. Altman & Ca. See failed to bring forward the rush of recruits for the nayy that was ‘ex- i pected, 4 nnn, ‘One ‘ —~—— of the city high schools for | navat recruiting rallies has been s a Q sranted to the Mayor's Committee School for Instruction off Séa &s° nauomel Detenes and 10 the aa . Mines to Be Opened At ota aii wo vashing nate is just pure deliciousness. * Jucation. recruiting ri jes Biltmore. jAr6 to be held Thuraday, Friday and 10c., 18c. and 35c. SEALED PACKETS ae Saturday of this week in the schools SALADA, 100 Hudson St., New Yorks The Naval Reserve Corps, late this! to be designated. Among the noted Bend for eifftant - : = ; jaftertioon, completed arrangements Men who have volunteered their ser-| “SALADA". An Extraordinary Sale of | _Men’s Spring and Summer Furnishings tached from the Fourteenth Mine Co. ter N. Chanler, Senator W. M. Calder, a ad at Fort Greble, Newport, R. L, has Joseph H. Choate, George Cortelyou, to be held to-morrow and Wednesday, , |caesass AMARC ada ‘Miaaaates Geome W. Persien, to-Preneens patel leche tl AR cir h ttle will offer specially=prepared assortments of Men’s Shirts, Neckwear, Handkerchiefs, Pajamas, Bathrobes, Underwear, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Walking Sticks and Overcoats, at prices that will mean_real economy in buying MEN’S SILK SHIRTS made of Japanese Habutai (imported by B. Altman & Co.), in an attractive variety of patterns and color effects: Heavy-weight, with plain stripes . . $6.50 Medium-weight, with satin stripes . 4.85 MEN’S NEGLIGEE SHIRTS ‘ MEN'S PAJAMAS of fancy cotton materials, per suit $1.65 MEN’S IMPORTED BATHROBES of fancy Turkish toweling . . . $4.75 MEN'S UNDERWEAR Light-weight Balbriggan Shirts, sleeveless for a new branch of sea-war instruc. |tion. Lieut. Robert Greaves, de- jschool which will not only teach the |correct way to place mines but on, | how to differentiate between friendly | and enemy mines and the most ef™- | |cactous means of removing the latter. Lieut. Greaves is to install a huge glass tank at the Hotel Biltmore, {where he will give “sea-water” dems! | onstrations of the perils of mines. As- | sisting him will be a corps of twenty | from the Brooklyn Navy Yard, who | will install @imilar apparatus in the | six gunnery stations in Greater New | York. Young naval reservists aching for | |seaduty will get it this week in a big | yacht, fully equipped with rapid fire | |guns, Work will be confined, go far | as the rookies are concerned to gun- |nery practice, Enrollments In the Naval Reserve | |came in with a rush this afternoon. | At the closing time of the station 187) |had applied for duty, ninety had been | enrolled and 400 had applied for in- |formation. Among those accepted jand booked for the Brooklyn Navy Yard was Adrian Iselin, 2d, son of vices for this work are Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, Everett Colby, Wal- Roosevelt and Taft, Polloe Commis- sioner Woods, former Attorney Gen- eral George W. Wickersham, Job © Hedges, Chauncey M. Depew and Oscar 8. Straus. Rain put a damper on army re- cruiting to-day, There was an idea that there might be a rush to th Tecruiting stations before the Con- scription Act is put into effect. On thia point Col. R. O. Walsh sald: “We are prepared to examine 1,000 daily on the east side of the city. I believe the passage of the Con scription Bill will keep us a@ iitti busier than we have been. I look for a rush in two or three days.” Col. Walsh added that he expected receive jnstruetions on tho en- forcement of the Conscription Act in a few days, Leads Army Pennsylvanian Ag Ree Lo WASHINGTOR, April 30.—Figures made public to-day for army recruit- ing on April 28 and 29, show 176 Pennsylvanians were accepted as against 174 in Ilinots and 118 in Michigan. The total for the two days from all States was 1,436, making 27,702 anen added to the army since April 1, icatxen ean wn | FEAR A shortaighted dread of the dentist's chair is responsible for much needless suffering. - See your dentist regularly and he won't have to hurt you because he can either prevent the formation of cavities or fill them while they are small, In the end you save both money and health. 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Of woven-stripe madras, in a diversity of or having long or short sleeves; and Drawers [ooo “han ‘been actively inter. | LITTLE GIRL SHOOTS SELF, At AND TOU "RE PA TION, smart patterns; with soft or stiff cuffs, a. ke 8 es 8 8 OO Of madras, with soft or stiff cuffs, or of mer- cerized materials with soft cuffs; in many desirable effects . . . . « © $1.45 attractive patterns; with soft or stiff cuffs, + $1.20 MEN'S SILK SCARFS (wide ends) Of imported grenadine, in many smart colors, ESIC ig pCR ADE Sone see eer br] Of fine imported silks, in fancy designs and bole Mlecta << le Cw ee Of American-made silks, in a large number of new patterns . . . « «© « 80c. Athletic Union Suits of white madras; sleeve- | old, shot herself just over the heart ¥ i ‘ in ber home at No, 95 Degraw Street, Of fancy color-stripe madras, in a variety of less and knee length... per suit 95c. | ym aay tmled and rourhn ett | Brooklyn, shortly before noon to-day, | | mere eg ee 8 eS MEN’S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Initialed (all white), per doz. $2.30 & 2.60 With colored initial, per dozen . . 2.80 Plain, hemstitched, perdozen} . . . $2.25, 4.65 & 5.00 to match, in knee or ankle length, per garment . 48c. Sleeveless Coat Shirts of white madras, and Knee Drawers to match, per garment 45c. MEN’S HOSIERY Black Silk Half-hose. . . per pair $1.10 Silk Half-hose, with cotton tops and soles; in black, white, tan, purple, gray or navy blue. . . . « ©. «© per pair 60c. Summer-weight Black Lisle Half-hose, Me Cs ge a eee ee MEN’S UMBRELLAS Of superior-quality silk taffeta, with handles capped with sterling silver . . . $4.85 Of twilled silk, with plain wood handles, 2.90 MEN'S WALKING STICKS ed in so many American cup de 'A FINE TREATMENT FOR WRINKLES AND ‘DRY FADED SKIN easily and quickly change this condi- tion by an easy, inexpensive home | treatment. Go to any first class drug | store or department store, purchase a bottle of Usit and rub a Jittle intu the skin for a few moments each night before retiring. ‘This simple | treatment is all that is necessary, and the results are apparent almost at once, The skin which has lacked proper nourishment quickly absorbs the pure nut oils of which Usit is compounded, and they supply just the food and nourishment required to restore smoothness, plumpness and natural color, and drive away the hideous wrinkles which are such a worry and cause of embarrasswent to women who want to look well. 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Her father was asleep when he heard a shot. Finding her door locked, he went to the street and climbed into the flat which is on the ground floor, and into his daughter's room to find her wounded. Questioned by Detective Fay as to why she shot herself, the girl would only answer: “T have nothing to say." Her father said he knew nothing that would make his daughter seek to end her life. He said she had no love affairs that he knew about. AR ac, PIMLICO ENTRIES. PIMLICO RACE TRAOK, Md., April 30.—The entries for to-morrow’s races 8: CE—-For maiden two-yeurolda; furlougs,—Obaliaque, 101 plidaiggt sun, 110, DONNA COUPON Please seod fe ® copy Teeth; How They Grow To Keep Them,” also s of 8. $. White Tooth Paste, INNATE ” hd e Of malacca or partridge wood, mounted with _| appearance of your skin, “It is posi iets; omar, Yo aie LOVE o MIKE af eed not to cause the |i)"; ett ya : paugled, 110 . With tape border . . . per dozen 2,85 sterling silver =. | www R$2.50 — [Silentent hair growth. Te in also a {110d oF; Late ae weet jendid treatment for freckles, | |, a Gmp | use and many forms of} | sr _inaugura: eiibeias none 134, Size Re, | with thet Men’s Imported Spring Overcoats GPa i ae - - THIRD RACE—For thi year-olds; sellin: fecling in several smart, well tailored models; exceptionally good value . . . + < . at $24.50 Y E ight 5 forte Inter: Ha ne ote ee Fig eee our Lyesig: He late Styne U8 hres ee of your Sheen,” 108)" Lack: Taw, 108; tRathnu Gray, (Men’s_Wear rtments, First Floor) vs. $2.50 oT Hick is nar pan pies Sounds like an absurd yen im , Hgts es youcan comparison, doesn’t it? Yet ere aS fate E a wits, ar cure it in some people let this small |} |e) on with a r PLeTH ACK—The Rennert Handicap fo > sum prevent the enjoyment |] | fouryearoids and ujwant- one, mile. Intern) ° e of good eyesight. Saat 1 gems, 100) All Seles, 18 - A Special Sale of Young Men’s Sack Suits | piece: pb ge tay gen (SPRING WEIGHT) at $19.50 & $24.50 will also take place to-morrow and Wednesday, in the Department on the Sixth Floor. Notwithstanding the sharply rising cost of woolens, these Three-piece Suits have been selected from the regular stock and specially priced for this Sale. Representing some of the smartest and | Reliable Eyesight Examination by Registered Eye Specialists, Correctly Fitted Glasses From $2.50 a Established 55 Years INew York: 184 B'way, at John St. aa3 Sixth Av., asth St. gso Sixth Av., aad St. ! yor Nassau, at Ann St | 17 West 4ad_ Street. Brooklyn: 498 Fulton St.,cor.Bond St, Comptroller Prendergast Said | Smiles and Christie—-E, T. Zellicofter Three. year-olds apd up: _ six Peart Y tar ilu, 118: Lon nF, Wilaon “Jr, LEXINGTON ENTRIES. LEXINGTON, Ky., April 30.--The entries for to-morrow's races are as follows WINE ‘Highball in, golden Virginia Dare Wine and for it anywhere or mix it at home, GARRETT & CO. 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