The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1917, Page 4

creer rome THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 9, 1917. ' hadi - eh + -_— - ele “MYSTERY OF A SPLASH ive effictent service to thelr coun-| pathy by Amertean Jewry with those| atr iotic irls try when they are needed.” who are now working toward reforms in | oa tanonaL | GIVE: THE Pi { E A JOB Rusa! id to begin preparations for! CAMPAIGN to raist $50,000 for | the Ste A ro | 4 + li hi * | war relief has just been started | Sows in tanda where they aid’ not 1 fing & Co - WHEN SKIN AILS Was Thrown Off Brooklyn \on's Clubs. Mra, Henry Clarke Coe ts | eget Sins aae ie Ks bres ed ler! okra ab th Soe Bridge Starts a Search, t Fill E Chairman of the committee, and Mrs. | agreed that it “would be better te have susasen.” to. Fill Emergency Gaps itive wining meee wl | sities * fo duty yesterday r Lbmnabefeete foa will find in J in Postam the quick | P°"* Oe The committee already has made rele yoy feok for ailing. skin’ the {at the foot of the Manhattan tower of ( They've Perfected Themselves* nearly 76,000 surglon! dresslsigh which om H help you need to be nid ot © Brooklyn Bridge, saw a bundle in in Bookkeeping and Typing schools and collenes, we, leave the se-| are turned over directly to the medi 0 a orn or alf Yearly Clearance Sale of ‘9 heal crema, to drive | nich he believed there was a baby! and Are Ready to Perform|tion of the teachers, \ lacre- | oa) officer in charge of each unit of t C iat tests and to cleat | vurted off the promenaile into the river. Labors of Men Called to sisshortly before the taking of the HCE Me ML cig AR MEN’S FANCY SUITS | Before he could row out to it the bundle military census Mr, Goodrick, the Di- | operating w pM ecage hed dae A Call fees ener ape, angry | ato mgr ew es KE") Gg Colore—Woman’s Service| eo te Byway gf teal is: |ch oa" iallag Ine" US on ree Shaye Hiching however ince | Orn ram emia tate | League Plugs Up Many Holes ice win conection mite |&0%ca04"ytnt ga ho Pa | | APR few drop, ten me | hele thi borbhsic ing b eal we ec ntatned 0 no : : land W. 4 the Patri- Q ay rere and unusual could wccom. Branch Detective ‘urea. the “Haro: | ~ sna Hesmmes cad ta) OREM Wro immediately. at ts tock ote Women at. America. ae them off without pain, Suits Reduced to Suits Reduced to plish ete a ing | Squad at the Battery and spectal pa- ernment Department the New York U: Vorking with the Militia of Mercy, a ‘That is whet Poslam posecaecs trolmen on duty on the bridge began a| eT ts. Mr. Goodrick his orate wevkers, of which Mrs. John Hays Hammond highest degree. search of the water front. No one The students still were work for |!s President, the Patriotic Committee A noted Cincinnati au- 0 ferret ree Or FREE SAM: |could = found who saw anything Marguerite Mooere Marshall, |the bureau during thelr examination /0f ho C)Y wegeeaores pen Gott thority discovered e e tS is em the Oe " period, and in recognition of tha|our sailors hundreds of knit jackets y Giecovertd & new write to Emergency Labora-| wir n the bridge, and up to a late ITH the opening of war e ether compound id tories, 248-5 West 47th Strect, New) ho . last night the bundle had not gency courses in Ache Seer eT Tha uaiveralt ek on to apecifications, Rieitea te tue Called it freesone and it ‘ York-—Advt. sme to the surface. land office practice by the Mayor's | thelr examinations, ¥ walved) Comforts Committes of the Navy now can be had in little These include all our Men's Fancy Suits of this season's ©} Council of Defense and the Coll League. The Patriotic Committee has bottles for a few cents manufactu | Ot the City of tow | CONN) 2, fepelied she Columbia ormanized for women a class In tel. from any drug store. re. : \egraphy, @ class in automobile drivin, . #8 —~~—Goen All Day Saturday Daring dul | York public atton-| women with alan eaeenehan ta aie and 4 wireless class. The oale oF drone ot Rewoke Cone We offer them at Reduced Prices on a Rising Market, | pen All Day Saturday During July | tion nas been f0-| fe” Liberty” bondn The trast |y hick the rie fund of oa Slice, end’ innanky the ee ee : thi .| being raised. During th h “ns, No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World || need for a huge Neca eciua| WHtila Abd (asada 6 headquarters of the ‘patriotic alub- Shorty youcwil and the In all probability we shall not be able to reproduce these , “4 : . tae A beerge od talk to the crowds and sell them the rere beat the Tria’ merece corn or callus 80 loose goods next season at these prices, but we preter to ‘ i pens, Ted] ponds, On a Sunday Lieut. Murray Street that you can lift it off give our customers the present advantage and to x a te o | Er B® writers lott behind |mory telephoned for two stenograph.| JEWISH CONGRESS NOV. 2 vio pain, not a bit of start the next year with cleared decks. dL eae, thousands of ten to hip him with some nae work. +& Orr eiet woe es sh important price reductions have been made in our ! ‘© Was no one at our headquarters| It Will Meet in Washington ishit i x 43 & 45 West 34th Street ast whee enh cos tyrant toe nat" Tt ses eat cteee (| [gh [oeinite uribings end Children's Departments o wel Hind - of | took the message and Lieut. Tayk The American Jewish Congress wil! i months ago. “The enthusiast of the women| Set: % it was announced yesterday by also toughened calluses, PRICES New Afternoon Dresses | oiteier tase ct Smut [emir tt cmming sod cumin] Sieare Somme, Aone ee Beers Sa nee: Natic ‘or Woma 1 . po AA AR Bonk cnn Deaths boat ovina Win HA CaPOPRRL Hs GALA SCE | Sieipinp-Vina GOUT SHRINE OEaEL' C5 |kter kate Gee ae Wa ee full Tt. works ‘like BROWNING, KING & CO. | } ; 80, Ja The Val - Psi Floor.) | Sie Seer o or veruntete,cietieal ue who have never done anything!/H. schiff and Col. Harry Cutler of Women Dard aes ieeiont on Broadway near 32d Street workers Ww! more or less office ex- | business-like in their lives, but yet The Values Are Most Extraordinar perience to ald governmental and| they want to help. ‘Their enthusiasm ena in to vouce heartfelt ym. eects ee Cooper Square at Sth St. = Fulton St., Brookiyn civic departments in clearing up the and impetuousness, yi carry them|> : p —— . rush of work brought on by the war, | to any extreme, an you give them CIAL NOTICES, —_ — -- — — = Newest Frocks in Twolve hundred girls have enlisted at they'll try ever so hard; but FOR THROAT AND LUNGS they are not fitted for the routine ASK FOR andGET ._ STUBBORN COUGHS AND Soroette Crepe, boy bureau, barn Sitrae al Me ot office work because they never "Ss BROOKLYN givo #0 many hours @ day or nig! ave received any training. Crepe Meteor fot work and tno at | or opt eee eae | AO ckman's wn i volle; 5 ith Col : | haem Feder and mniipa officals every | Vniverts, and have iveaigated the ra Halted’ aS Alterative ay, courses offered by others, We direct alte O (*} | them to the colleges, and we now havo yt ay tf BR. PPENH IM NS & (*} Very Special Rallategealgernt aires ta about 200 studying ‘so that they may | Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price. | se Raie zich ‘io rien ESB: pl Ol Td Bd hd. Newest Frocks in Kage andthe olninr ea te aoe eae | Fulton Street, Brooklyn pert > morning, and in two hours at most | jeorg' di the volunteers will be on the job. | Tairese,, Accountants, stenogra) » hers, typists, Crepe Meteor, filing clerks, interpreters, bookkeep- Founded 1826 Greeley 1900 | On Sale Tuesday Crepe de Chine. ers, telephone operators and cashiers | Very Special are some of the various workers reg- pay panned Japanese Kimonos Tho United States Department of Te | Labor recruited its first unit of women | Z for war service from the National Hand Embroidered League so | yy cnene Leonie} Ek wi M were asked to make a detailed analy ( odel as Illustrated) is of factory statistics, with @ view | pe i N |{o determining the country’s military fl 38th Street FIFTH AVENUE 39th Street A Kowent Prosi in | industrial resources, An Additional eorgette Cre, oe . re ber ra pe, Ba Grass aig waa aeulare Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Closed Saturdays j Tricotine, 25. 00 | for service in the clerical de- 1,500 Imported Japanese Soiree Silk, e | partment of the league must have nm moemcemcemcemommni) Crepe Kimonos in Rose had some office experience and she id Crepe Meteor Z feOr. al Setet rw Litselan a Gums Ol A Great Sale Tomorrow Blue, Pink and Lavender, lege, Also she must be practical, $ i ; | honest and dependable, and as her / with sash and full sleeves. Newest Frocks in work {8 chiefly for the Government ° Chasraguser her record 1s investigated, y | Exceptional Value Georgette Crepe, Aside from tho individual women 7 9 e S Satin, 30 00 who have been recruited by the ' a -H. d. if 1 ser Sr 130.00 lett mccrracra tt en’s Four-in-Hands }\ Very Specia!), nts of high eche un- § 7 ty, Barnard 55c 2) al High ” | . | Univer alg nv if ' | Women’s Summer Kimonos . | students dcr th a ue has been aoe ° . | Final Clearance | Sat by Ge gboot ca sawe wort, | Not, a Scarf in the lot was 1 § ||| | 10 fitted and tose modeis of cotton ) wie axe kept in mary ry day Made to sell for less than $1.00 crepe, plain and flowered designs, in 05c dispensary aids in : ; attractive colors. Special | At G t R d _ TR a ae - The assortment includes | At Great Reductions nt the hospital for three, month Fancy Silks, Plain and Embroidered Silk Crepes, ‘ the posit 8 English Hand-Printed Crepes and Foulards, Fancy ( |feon more w§ Grenadines and Washable Cre avy Si 200 Cloth & Silk Coats iP oe nee ep imei nar ‘4 Spook Take’ and 1a Ly eal | In a magnificent selection of patterns. il a fre he 8 idustrial ‘om a Y [mission was lanawerid whe ine 8 | At 55c each; Men will buy these Scarfs by the dozen ee | 8 OPPENHEIM CLUNS &C ue spp lied thi with an ¥ 115 Cloth & Silk Suits Interpret A ee eel pl ULL ed 'M ALFRED WAGSTAFF, JR, amma rama ia cicaaeaciamaiienk Fulton Street, Brooklyn Chairman of Office and Cleri S — sires, $| 1 an 11 Diviston, and Mrs, Leroy Perrine, “(J 1 /) erleal workers 2 | $ Midsummer Clearance t a { 1 - - o ee, { CS ————— Selected from regular stock, navy, black and colors ; | Formerly $3.95 to $4.50 1 | ; ize i ses. ping the fa 7 \ Conti Tomorrow sizes for women and misses ° ; hn ¢ i While Tub Silk Fancy Stripes te ontinued ! tvs, () | some with collars $3 35 in smart new ' | } attached, Ds color effects | ‘ 1 D4 | An unusually large assortment of these cool, easily laundered Shirts, i 8 an m= | Superior quality and workmanship in every detail, { | an ‘ \ «ain our ; | ein OUR e SHINS . $1.55 | Silk Lisle Hose .45¢ 8 Madra and al Clock ‘ \Good Brett rik ccanahletrines \ Mie aidivek Int aisles taleete egg herd psrelbaerrt ois | | On Our LIBERAL CREDIT ARRANGEMENT z/@ § ment of patterns | with’ black clocks; superlor | Our Ter Ap quality \ply Also single Motion : Ee , Wert, ew, er does it! || | Pajamas............. ‘$1. 10 | Union Suits All Black Pumps ind Connect First Aid To -) Madras, percale and mercerized Whit 4 iM . | ina The Cold Lunch \( ape leriaie) } fancy etripes or plaln fetle rit ASU pea MIASTAN AIRE All Sizes Represented Cc " ors é orn b ices A fine relish for cold | || anal Tala Gu? | SLAND meats, sninds andlig | Pajamas. . SB a wripcoog er Oe le bi coils otis adaaan dll | EN W ER f leave thisasa anda Vine Madras 1 ‘ mercerized ma- i P Py fe a whiter sleeveless models in Patent Leather, Glace Kidskin COUCH B 1 ne and §// facial a 1k al H BED always good | HAS} DEAL JANCY > r snd Gunmetal Calfskin, hand \urnedsole i \ Shirts & Dr 8, cach, 40c 20H UTTARRL UCAS Ra Ene ne: Campinas with. trnerial w ” Bathing Suits ,,......$3.85 . awers, cach, and Louis XV. heel, with aluminum plate Roll Edge Mattress Ss ni f i White Madras, self striped; I oO 3 WEE nN | ine quality worsted colors ale 1 irc cia ath equipped with a heavy mattress that mear ory tent Whe sasear(ed ey niet| wanes tmal Sail uc Beach bikie. $2.95 | Shirts & Drawers, cach, 85¢ mean sanitation, ‘The springs cannot sug i bd Wane ~ Ill Imported Robes of Cotton crepe White plaid Madras, sleeveless 4 APARTMENTS FURNISHED FROM $75 UP ON CRE at ROARED Aly y 1 plain colors; collars and cuffs shirts; knee length drawers with ° CREDIT Dell 5 | SEWING MACHINES ON eXbDrT elicatessen Stores trimmed in contrasting effect full reinforced seat 4 } OPEN MONDAYS & SATOKUAYS UNTIE GOR, Made inU.S. A. | Ground Floor a o€ ‘ am ama (D>) eee (0) ae Oa OS 1) OOO OOO if , &