The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1918, Page 4

‘ ¥ ' ‘ H “A greet net of mercy drawn through on ocean of unspeakable pain.” Contributed to the RED CROSS by JAS. McCUTCHEON & CO. Give till your heart says stop LASTOF DRAFT MEN Machinery for New Quota The G with the cheers of thousands to-d ind Central Station when the last army men from this district under the present call hed through to ma their Vd locum train 480 of them on the morning train and 103 more in the afternoon. To- morrow the draft machinery will be! set in motion for the next call, Most of the men who went away to- day were from Long Island City and nearby towns, and almost every man seemed to be escorted by all his fam~ fly and most of hie friends. It was one of the most enthusiastic send-offs wince the Draft Act was passed. The men ull wore flowers in their button- holes and carried fifty-seven varieties of hand luggage. Their pockets bulged, too, with last-minute offerings of cigarettes, cookies, bananas, choco- late drops—and they looked like a ple- nio crowd. The happiest group appeared to be that from Fichmond Hill, where the townsfolk had given the men an early morning farewell party with speeches and music and, most important of all, such a Dreakfast as would have made a German soldier feel that he was getting a month's rations at one sitting. The Woodhaven contingent, fed by FUR STORAGE—2% London , Greeley Paris 0 1234 e 4 bgt Fifth Avenue and 35th Street Lstablished 187 SATURDAY a Summer Styles at Special Prices Musses' Separate Skirts 5.995 Most attractive are these new skirts in fancy soft finshed white pique. They are youthfyl and moreover they are extremely practical—laundering well and wearing excellently. +.95 Little Gurls’ Gingham Dresses Piquant, charming little modes, they are of a slightly high peasant waist line, 5 to 12 Years suggestive of Old Fashion. So also is the cross stitching embroidery with a terns that remind one of quaint old samplers. Detachable guimpes of white lawn. Little Girls’ Gingham Frocks 3.95 4 lo 6 Years Plain ginghams in a taking little style, just a step from babylhoud, yet quite distinctive with its big pearl buttons and its unusual high waist SPECIALLY REDUCED ———_— Misses’ tailored suits, of fine wool tricotines, serges, worsted checks and mixtures. Smart, dressy and plain tailleurs. Originally 38.00 to 59.00. 25.00 e coats, if} sinart woolens. Weiglits suitable for street Originally 29,50 to 39.50 18.50 Girls’ coats, i1i a variety of plain or fancy wool materials, suitable for all occasions. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Originally 18,50 lo 25.00. 12.75 NO C,O. D.'S NO EXCHANGES NO APPROVALS Little Children’s Dresses Special in the Liliputian Bazaar A Baby's Dress of fine nainsook, round yoke, and feather stitching. Sizes © mos. tou 2 years. lace with dainty insertions of Saturday 80c Dress of fine Nainscok, round yoke, with lace insertions and edges of lace, Saturday 1.50 Colored Dresses of Pink, tan or blue chambray, with white collars and cuffs, Sizes 1 to 3 yrs. Size © mos. to 2 years. Heretofore $2.50. aturday 1.75 SATURDAY SPECIALS——— Children’s silk gloves it) champagne, tan, Origina. sray, 12 button length. liy 100 Saturday .60 Women’s summer gloves of |isle, 12 buttons, Regular 75 grade. Saturday .50 Men’s socks of thread silk with reinforced mercerized lisle tops, heels and toes, in black with white clocks and white with black clocks, Saturday .95 Men’s socks of silk lisle, fashioned full, strongly reinforced, black, mahogany, navy, gray, tan, Russia calf. Saturday .75 Women's handkerchiefs, imported, round thread linen, embroidery in the corner. A new shipment just received Saturday .25 lip-over and button Saturday 1.50 Saturday .85 Women's guimpes, organdie and organdie and net in front style. Regular 1.95 grade Dainty net fichus, in two styles. Regular 1.00 grade CALLED THIS WEEK - GOTOFORTSLOCUM From This District in | Motion To-Morrow, [on contingent of draft | ba There were | A New Silk Sweater for Women & Misses Special 22.50 Anticipating the needs of vacation days and May 30th, we offer these pure thread silk sweaters, a smart pinch back sailor collar style with fashionable sash girdle, entirely appro- priate for street wear, For wear at the Country Club and ? upon Golf Links, it is > most desirable, Offered in the summer colorings. New Satin Bathing Suits for Women & Misses 7.85 A new slip-over model, made in black satin, belted, trimmed with white taffeta sport silk collar. 4 smart Veneck style slip-over, of black satin | with colored satin effect trimmings. | “Betty Pringle” __ | Hair Ribbon °° Shoppers these de new Betty Pringle They are charming side being beautiful s are captivated with the Ir ties, fts for little girls, Be hair ripbons which: tie exquisitely they are done up in exquisite style for gifts with the picture of Belly Pringle in colors and captivating Belly Pringle rhyme which delights the children. The next time vou are buying gifts for a little girl buy a Betly Pringle hair ribbon, ~Sale of Women’s Hosiery 720 pairs of women’s white and black lisle stockings,—seamless with wide elastic double garter band tops, rein- forced heels and toes. Sizes 844 to 10. Special .29 840 pairs of women’s silk and silk fibre mixed stockings— with cotton tops and soles, reinforced double heel and toes. Tan, bronze, African brown, black and white, Special .95 Included in thesaleare a few fancy silks | ot higher grade, all marked Special .95 | PENALTY FOR NOT REGISTER Scout band, entered the sta train time singing. ang’s All Here, But the Rockaway at tion just before H the t Ha was perfectly true cen up by the t with shu 10 of their contingent ne. ‘This was held to be a ident and ed that the delinquents, much tn home ; Take jowever it was spent folks, Hi ‘ ymooning on the Albany er Been ho nigh he explained. “Married vec up the river and back re L am.” simhurst contingent challenged other jocal boards in sight to an athletic contest--name your apons—right on the floor of ‘Their confidence was fact that one:of their who can bout ten, | like @ professional and everything else that any ath- n. But the challenge was not pied to-day. Maybe it will be ater, Men who became twenty-one years old since the last draft registration and will be Hable for service, have only until June 4 to volunteer for any branch they are spectally quall- fied to join or positions they are cap- able of filling in the army. Sergt. H, E. Hill of the West Side Recruit- ing Headquarters, 424 Street and Sixth Avenue, is checking many {n now. If they don't volunteer they tuke what they get. Until noon of June 4 this holds good. Those with minor physical de fects, such as bad eyes, teeth or feet; those with missing fingers and others undersize or underweight will have to report at the headquarters not later than June 1 so walvers can be obtained for them from the War Department. The Tank Corps needs qualified men, and it 4s pointed out there ts a chance for promotions, as all officers now come from the ranks. The stevedore service of the Quar- termaster Corps needa trained men ‘They can be of draft age or over. Applications must ‘be in writing to Sergt. Hill at No, 720 Sixth Avenue. ‘The corps needs hatohmen, dock fore eckers, stenographers, ang and winchmen in foreign 6 immediately “ATTENTION, MEN OF 21! WHEN, HOW AND WHERE YOU MUST REGISTER All Born Between June 6, 1890, and June 5, 1897, Inclusive, Affected. WHO MUST REGISTER. All male persons (citizens or allens) born between June 6, 1896, and June 5, 1897, inclusive. except officers and enlisted men of the Regular Army, Navy and Marine Corps, and the National Guard and Naval Militia while in Federal Service, and officers in Officers’ Reserve Corps and en- Usted men in Enlisted Reserve Corps while in active service. THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1918, LETTER CARRIERS HOLD The annual memorial and memorial ser Carriers’ Associat! May %, President of that or 8 to have not less than 29 WHEN, | On Wednesday, June 6, 1918, between 7 A. M. and 9 P.M. WHERE, At oMce of Local Board ha ing jurisdiction, whera the per son to be registered permanent! resides, or other place desig nated by that Locul Board. HOW. Go in person on June 5 to your registration pluce. If you «x pect to be ubsent from home on June 5 go ut once to the office of the Local Board where you happen to be. Have your regis tration card filled out and cert: fied. Mail it to the Local Board having Qurisdiction where you permanently reside. —Inclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your registration card for the return of your registration | certificate, | You must mail your registra. | | tion card in time to reach your home Local Board on June 5, If you are sick on June 5 and un- Able to present yourself in per- | son, send some competent friend, | ‘The clerk may deputize him to prepare your card | INFORMATION, If you are in doubt as to what to do or where to register, consult your Tacal Board. ING, Vailure to regis is a mis jeunor punishable by imprts. iinent for one year. Tt may re- wit in loss of valuable rights nd privileges and tmmediate tn- duction Into milltary service, produced Hamlet tainly did,” sighed the Tra- | 1 thought some of our audl never would give up the chase this season?” FLAVOR AND PURITY OF ° APPETIZING DAINTIES Has given them the wide popularity they enjoy. Place these economical Prepared Meats on your table, and learn how good they are, BOILED HAM, BACON, SMOKED BEEF, BOLOGNA, HEAD CHEESE, TONGUE, Ete. Ctto Stahl's name is stamped on all products for your protection, Endorsed by Alfred W. McCann, Kold Hy All Vist) Class Stores. OTTO STAHL’S 2272 Third Av. N Place Will ee ———— in line at 3 o'clock when the column moves. The line of march will be on Fifth Aven ‘om 45th to 76th Street, where the carriers will attend a specially arranged memorial service at the ‘Tem- ple Beth-El, Rabbi Samuel Schulman officiating The parade will be reviewed from the Savoy Hotel by Postmaster Thomas G. Patten und staff, the Congressmen from thia city and several of the city offi- clas. A feature of the parade will be the unfurling of the new service flag in honor of the letter carriers from this who have joined the colors veral companies of veterans, whose gold stars show that they have served Uncle Sam for over thirty-five years, zt Lwill be in line. They will be command: | memorial sermon will rence Dunn of Station Land Dr. Schulman. Gustave Wambach of A MEMORIAL SERVICE Sunday, Be a Revi There and ‘awford of than. forty Par parade, review he New York 1 will be held and Patrick J and Drum ¢ of the Hebrew ral 4 We Adhere to the Strict Observance of the $a Station P, of whom have worn the «ray uniform Other veter- Pete LA Pennsylvania. of Y, Paddy Johnny Stark of 'O, and n y-five years’ ser+ tf , he | Boys’ Orphan Asylum. musical, programme has been ple choir, and the be delivered by Seven Day Limit for the Return of Merchandise OPPENHEIM.GCLUNS & C 34th Street—New York Women’s Summer Dresses Voile and Gingham: Dresses Pleated, surplice and straightline models of gingham and ) striped, dotted and figured voile, effectively trimmed with > organdie. Special \ Practical Linen and Gingham Dresses Attractive Sport models of linen or gingham in prevailing | colors with pique and embroidered collars. Special 4 Foulard and Taffeta Dresses Straightline and tunic effects with full skirts of foulard } or taffeta, trimmed with filet or lace collars. Special 4 Voile, Crepe de Chine and Crepe Dresses Tunic and straightline models of voile, dotted crepe or | crepe de chine with bands of embroidery or corded. Special ( 35. Also an Assortment of Women’s Silk Dresses Of crepe de chine, taffeta, crepe meteor, foulard, gingham taffeta, serge and combinations. Regular 20.00 to 25.00 Values Sale Price 6. 10. 19. 113.75 90 | 75 | 75 00 | i} 34th:Street —New* York Misses’ New Model Offering Unusual Values Saturday 15.00. cuffs, plain or pleated overskirts, Special and Exceptional Values at 7.90 Misses’ Tailored Suits 14, 16 and 18 years, suitable for women to 36 buat. At Greatly Reduced Prices Saturday 18.00 25.00 Extraordinary Sale Saturday 35.0 Se Girls’ Summer Dresses 2.00 2.95 3.95 OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & © Taffeta Silk Dresses | Several attractive youthful models of chiffon taffeta in Navy Blue, Copenhagen and Black. Misses’ Cotton Dresses Smiart dresses of plaid, checks or striped gingham or voile, organdie or pique collars and iH | 1 H } {| Empire, medium, tong waisted, hand embroidered, smocked and guimpe models of voile, pique, gingham, crepe, chambray, linene or Peter Pan cloth, 5.90 |