The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1919, Page 11

‘Let.a Soldier ~ THESE WOMEN FI OBLESS SOLDERS | I MANES Noble “Job-Getters” to In- vade Wall Street for the Returning Buddies, | | y } “A job for every mother's son” is the slogan of the squad of women Job getters of the Ro-Employment 0 SaE Fill It? Slogan Of Women and Men, ‘Job Seekers’ | 33ers ie ena sewage the directorship ‘Warren | dissh men should be a matter of Bigelow, assigned by Colonel Arthur| local pride with each and every one of Woods and William Fellowes Morgan,| us who have profited by their sacri- Reriember the phone number, ment Committee, the bureau was| Worth 9250, opened April 28 last in @ 100 per cent —_— community effort to get New York| persta Anxious to Be Ward of jobs for New York ex-buddies, the United Gtates. | eight welfare organizations un! in ‘a the centralized effort. In addition to] Persia would like to be “taken un- the U. 8. Employment Service, Saiva.|der the wing” of the United States, a prey: Tae ae weak John 1, Caldwell, American Minister Woltare Board, ‘War Camp Commu-|to that country, said yesterday be- nity Service and the Red Cross are|fore going aboard ship to return to represented. Teheran, after a trip to the Peace WHEN THE HEART GOES OUT TO | Conference and a visit in this coun- THE RETURNED HERO. try. Mr. Caldwell was called to Paris “When you see boys sick at heart) py President Wilson to furnish mfor- Mrs. Kridel, “ | and blue,” said ‘Just when their homecoming ’ reaily | ™Ation regarding affairs in Persia, =| should be the happiest time of all, it , bd you courage to keep on going. verywhere we find employers whole- heartedly doing what they can to help. Despite overmanned offices and the 18 wane OPPENHEIM.GLUNS & G 34th Street—New York Remarkable Sales Saturday WS Ht Bureau of New York City for §ol- return of thelr own old employées, 3, Sailors and Marings, who are frequently they create openings. We out ing f find them more than ready to turn gunning for jobs for jobless over any vacant jobs when we state ay, SAdlers, the grave emergency need among 80 Mr. Employer, you may just as many of the skilled and experienced Well give up right now and men who apply at the bureau.’ Mrs. Kridel is one of Miss Storm's particularly successful canvassers. She has secured thirty-five jobs from | fi one office building. Due to thelr suc- cess in the Fifth Avenue zone, Miss Storm's squad of workers will invade Wall Street next “If every man and woman in New York would think of the discharged men and pass the word along when- ever they hear of a job or & possi- bility of an opening, it would be a mighty push in clearing up our loca? unemployment crisis,” ended Misa Storm. Remeber the name, the Re-employ- ment Bureau, No, 505 Pearl Street. To keep it “LET A SOLDIER FILL IT? The newest post war activity among women is good, hard physical Plugging. To relieve the jobless sol- i diers of endless tramping the city streets in vain for work this bevy of workers aro “hitting the hard pave ment” themselves. ’ In order to brest the tide of in- coming influx of ex-soldiers, sailors and marines who register for work, the Re-Employment Bureau at No. 606 Pearl Street, by every means pos- sible, must swell the daily quota of jobs to offer to ex-service men, order to reach their goal of a aianiess job for every jobless man, —————e APPLY POSLAM STOP ALL WORRY OVER SICK SKIN { The use of Poslam for skin dis-| ders should be your trustworthy, | health-aiding habit. When you a distressed by eczema or other itching| trouble remember that Poslam sup- plies at once a soothing, cooling in- fluence to aggravated skin, that it 12.75 4 \N Misses’ Chic Summer Dresses Sizes 14, 16, 18 years, suitable for women to 36 bust measure. Dainty models of sheer Voile, flowered, figured and plain colors; crisp Organdies and Linens in pastel shades; Ginghams in smart plaids and checks in the season’s favored styles. 5.90 9.75 10.75 » 35.00 frequent circular letters in batches he captaincy of Miss Anita Sto! 50,000 go out to the employers re; a squad of women workers have been particularly successful in pleading stops the fiery itching, that it exerts| "4 over eighty-four other eniployers'| the cas the ex-service men re- y D0! trade and commercial associations | turning to civilia: | “ee iP ERD eoncentrated healing power, working| Tain, “ar alo recuost. of tae, Wat 1a dir are in ‘Shookid’’ Sandals and Pumps quickly and energetically to rid your | Farcntnent aro active in the support jobs in a skin of its evil condition. Moreover, | of the bureau, 8 patriotic employers not, can not, injure and it 1 the bureau for hot weather. Getting down to their Footwear, the CAM- MEYER “SHOOKID” SHOP is amply supplied with a large stock of Barefoot Sandals and Pumps, the most comfortable and sensible Shoes for Summer. The prices, as usual, are most reasonable. Tan Leather Sandals ave it benefits, | MISS STORM’S SQUAD LANDS § 11,103 JOBS, write to Emerge Under the Procurement Division a West 47th s large corps of men solicitors daily Poslam Soap is a daily treat to| canvass, the trade and mercantile tender skin. C ins Pos! ‘det | districts ‘for jobs. In addtt under a little to ywhere. m being mustered out | youngster should be dressed as cool as possible during the Misses’ Smart Tailored Suits 14, 16 and 18 years, suitable for women to 36 bust. or free sample | So quccessful have the women workers already proven in rounding up jobs in the Fifth Avenue district, in which they received their try-out, that @ reporter went up to ask them how they did i. Yet, when he saw Miss Storm at her'desk he understood Offering Exceptional Values Saturday 905000006000 OOOOOG00'T OUT THIS COUPON <a ee ee ee ae ee ae ew ww SO —<— ee ee ae ae ae ae ae we ew ower wn | ‘ it must be a whole lot easier to be Sizes 6 - 8 2.50 | Sizes 1114-2 3.65 i THIS COUPON IS WORTH $2.75 3) ziscsts men to tum down ich a 83411 2.85 Bet 4.25 25.00 29.75 50.00 7 : ~ cree eb mermene, Coralie Cr Dice Patent Leather and Gun Metal Si Pum ’ To Every Reader of 3! turceque about wamping. sfrects” oF trap ps * going into offices,” began Mfss Storm. Sizes 6 -8 3.50 | Sizes 1114-2 4.50 - This Paper iat nee, nae, cumee ate sett 4.00 267 5.50 16 Chee Did Bahine f Tt entitles the bearer to Jobless woldiers, as most of us have ‘White Canvas Gtran Passe ‘0 Close Out Saturday aan Artistic Portraits $ Cay. community. Service, you ‘ate Stes 6 - 8 2.75 | Sizes 1114-2 4.00 ~ f ‘ti 6 Artistic Por 01 s » you ar ty . e > ’ { + soil od: asp. mantel 1 ee eS veut oo ret 500 135 Girls’ Capes f 2 Seriaaily rages posi. $|£¢t,,08, thelr feet that nothing else y F o y, in any posi 2/ matters.” : | A M his j tion, Finished ated in folds | izcluden Mee 1 Anderson, Sila 2 . ME ¥ ER Sizes 8 to 16 years, q ery at the REDUCED : ‘a Sc, Navy Blue Serge Capes in ~ it. New York youthful models; flare, waist- ‘ $].25 * rio Also on Sale at Our Newark Store, 645-649 Broad St. J gat anda viiten eculenilcane oi lo Less ae ae ee ee ss, | f ‘ If presented at any of the follow- sae eC SE trasting trimming, draped oe ! ing Studios before June 25, 1919. collars and ties to match. aoe Fee heen are Regular price without Some lined throughout. & West 34th Street Studio this coupon, $4.00, ape ot fee Cees 3 ; Confirmation Photographs tmeluded in this offer. Values to 16.75 2 E aa PPENHEIM,GLLINS & © | 5 XN. U Reduced to 9 75 a Bet Broadway | BROOKLYN, let ES eS SS eee tS 40 W. 34th Bt, aod ot “™ 123 Flatbush Avenue. e 107-109 W. 125th St. ts ane | 859.852 Broadway. 34th Street—New York ‘Corner 985 Lexington Ave a Oy eke, 1807 Amsterdam Av., joi! | 157 Newark AV... “5,249, $ BRONX, N. ¥. 923 Broad St, _ % chy ia, 474 Tremont Ave., "Si%."32'|T97 Market St reace 298 Willis Ave., {Wii's + KW, 5-23-19, ‘This Coupon Must He Presented at Sitting on or Refore June 25, ROSOsesoooooooooooooos CUT HERE James MeCreery & Co. | Fifth Avenue 34th Street || FUR STORAGE Absolute Safe | solute Safety iG | Specially Priced Sizes 6 to 14 years. Girlish models of flowered Voile, plain color Chambray and plaid Ginghams in box- pleated, belted and Bolero styles. Trimmed with white pique collars and _ cuffs, organdie frills, novel pockets and dainty hand-embroidery. Special Sale Saturday (Only) 300 Women’s Trimmed Hats Summer Hats of exquisite beauty, including many original models from our workrooms. From Fire, Moth and Theft £7) eet ee As At Moderate Cost ) ‘§ + S N The placing of your Furs in our Cold Storage Vaults will revive and prolong the life of the Fur. All articles are thoroughly cleaned before be- ing stored. 9.75 Regular Values up to 12.50 Storage Vaults on Premices The New York World’s Foreign News Service leads in accuracy and _ timeliness. Read The World every morning and keep | well posted on current events. Fur Remodeling and Repairing Picturesque modes of Georgette Crepe, fine straws in Pastel shades and maline combinations; Hindu Tur- bans of Taffeta and Grass Straw; Embroidered and Rib- bon Sport Hats in all the new colorings and shapes. | Also on Sale in our Brooklyn Store ‘Orders taken now will be accepted at Special Summer Rates Requests to call for goods will receive prompt atten- tion, Telephone Greeley 6380,