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Skyscraper Temple of Education Bas eit TWELVE-STORY PLC SCHL Is to Be Erected on Plot Be- tween Grand: Ludlow and! Norfolk Streets. WILL SOLVE PROBLEM IN GONGESTED DISTRICTS, Fireproof Building to Front on Three Streets and an Alley and Will Accommodate 8,000 to 10,000 Pupils. A skyscraper schoo! butlding is to be the newest development in New York's + Bigh buti@ing evolution. A ten or twelve Story skyscraper ia to be built in the Congested district on the east side, and Davis, who has been interested skyscraper bullding as a solution to 4he prowded aces! problem, said to- | day that the idea was generally fav- ored by the school authorities, and that! he towering structure promises to be the solution of the school problem, The biggest school building In the Word ts to be erected at Grand, Lud- low and Norfotk streets, on the site of School No. 137, This bullding ts to be ‘orn dewn to make way for the sky- scraper, and the pupils will be accom- modated io the big bull@ing, Public School No. 62, at Hester, Norfolk and Eesex streets, while it te building. Public School No. 6 is now under fonstruction, and it was the tntention| f the Board of Education to make «| skyscraper out of it, but the school Guthorities finally decided to abandon the Idea, “he bullding, which will be} completed within a year, is six stories | high, es |t was checked in its towering | » eight at thie story on account of the Popular fear of fire. | Te Accommodate 8,000 Children, ‘The sew skysersper will be absolut oly | fireproof and will have every possible! means of escape in case of danger. It has not yet been decided whether the | high, but It is tea stories Wilt accommodate 3,00 children practicable that plans would be pushed ullding will be ton or twelve stories | high # Associate Superintendent George 8, jo the e and Building Superintendent Bny-| ler had decided that it was so perfectly through at once. Davis, feet. “School building No, 137," sald Mr, | “stands on a site of 6 by 1% When the new building is erected on that much ground it may readily be seen what economy in space wit | be brought about. This land ts valu- able, and we cun accommodate just twice ag many pupils as the er@inary | large building by running it up into ‘the alr. Gnyder has excellént plans, will con-| tain about two hundred class rooms, Classes will be confined to floors fn | Felation to their grades so that there Will be no necessity for puplis leaving the onb floor. devoted to the higher grades, and that will be another volnt ja faver of the} skyscraper In case of fire. The older | pupils will have more self-possession, | and then, besides that, the excellent | control teachers have over scholars oa | achools has reached a degree of pertec-| ton that makes the handling of large crowds @ simple matter nearly fire proof as modern buildl construction will allow, which mea thet practically the only inflammable substances will be “the furnishings. | T otter te rn 20m, Health Department Vehtele speed elevators on this nee gal a ferred to it and partment Fo ninth as ree esis Sattaaions, et the be aes | Two Hundred Class Rooms “The new structure, for which Mr. The bofiding will be coount of fire drilis is almost perfect. “The fire-drill problem in the large | “Of course the building will be as here will be four exits and four high- | Escalators will run re will be 8 num | system will he er with the fact all of the higher | ry great deal Splendid tor winged Schools. “The bul ding | biggest school bulld- < in the world and the @ret of its| Is. walling until WAGON RUNS 0 OVER GIRL. jures Six-VoureOld Onild. se Margaret Split. six years old. of X street aad ‘THE BIG STORE SIEGE SIXTH AVE. penn Ni |The Green T woes ie Slogel Cooper roa 3—The premiums are much ducements of to purchase seasonable merc! are being distri only obtain the newest, be: in unlimited assortments a hese Annes 09 the Sth floor, yon of merchandise amoun the store. / Ge Ce yard. all about 500 Mercerized Madras, good qualitie For 6%. WHITE AND 4 Jo. RAY COTTON BLAN. KETS for single beds. For $1.35 SILKOLIN E S4e. strrcHen ano TurreD SUSUR TENS for full size For %e. ITALIAN SLUM- G Qo BER ROBES in many combi nations of colors; superior importations, Pillow Stips. ART TICKING SLIPS with applique fig- sand tassels on corners; 4 125 TICKING SLIPS with yachting designs; blue and white cord; each, CRASH SLIPS with figures tld with heavy ont in he green and se'f-color} washable qualities: pe 59e Pillow Gops. MERCERIZED TOPS, in beau- tiful designs of solid red and rose, combination of red and green, green and rose. green and white ne wise nad Wi blue and whites Ls IIe MO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE Double “S, @ H.” Green Trad Stamps Mornings Until 12 o’Cloc Thereafter Single Stamps Until the Store Closes “Please let me have Green Trading Stamps, You hear this continually at the There are thousands upon thousands Stamp collectors. is powerful reason for this — best Known, Millions of dollars stand behind it, of astute business knowledge and keenest judgment have Gr rae ne & of earnest study, many reasons, Chief of them is the fact that the trad. brace a comprehensive variety articles made by the foremost manufacturers, YOU GET SOMETHING WORTH HAVING, For these reasons we give the Green Trading Stamps newspaper publicity. We are the mest exceptional nature. We are con- stantly announcing extraordinary opportunities for {mapper handise at remarkably low prices. There is never any deviation from ' The Siegel Cooper Store gives you more and better bargains than any other store. And what is the result ? Muttitudes of people the Cooper daily. Hundreds of Geman a (ts em Stamps Premiums Are athe leet whe purchase at the have the pleasure of selecting A larges tive varieties of Green Trading Stamp Premiums are exhibited in a 2 beaut parlor i & H.” Green Trading Stamps are ” Stamps are distributed from specia! Imported White Goods. | for x, eosbinne ranging regularly in price up to 50c. New and aiueatie importations, comprising in jeces " Fleeced Linen Piques, Mercerized Cheviot Suitings, Jones Bros.’ Famous Cambric. ‘ Blankets and Comforters, marvellous for peri e ety weed are exceptional or her Plows Wednesday Pillow Gops and Su (ps. ACITY IN ITSELF OPER. Kin — OTAITSTS, rat Sep Cx Sve Stamp System is the very Men inducements are wonderfully liberal for stores roof are of hi; offering the public in- this policy. Store verywhere el Cooper Store not and most wanted merchandise the lowest possible prices, but est and most attrac. remiums ever seen. in the given with to 10c. or more, desks in various parts of cut fect varieties and blending of nkets, Comforters, Somber ihe 8 offerings will interest. 900 Curled Feather Plows IIe ki clint PEoe Fi (Main ba — of Fountain.) | SOUVENIR TOPS of fine linen, with groups of five New York 1,00 views; each, | LTHmcnare TOPS. with ee S00 i 25e MOHAIR PLUSH SQUARES, with embossed designs; pretty for covering sofa pillows nn 290 4 59e each, SATIN SQUARES in red, green, | blue, nile of olive: each, (Third Floor, Pront, 18th st.) 57,50, 5/0, 5/2, $15 & $22. Every lover of art will appreciate this important sale of Paint- ings. Prices quoted when the Paintings are seen. of the at raciive subjects, Za description and are Sad been inclosed in a 4\4-inch Ml gold burnished frame and is al ready to a The accompanying illustration portrays one 11 PAWNTINGS—Canvas, 12x16; outside frame size, 21x25, 10 PAINTINGS—Canvas, 20x39; outside frame alz a 11 PAINTINGS—Canvas, 12x24; cutside trom: shee Art Gali above will be cenceded to be astounding The entire collection was recently AS wn plo ¢ expreny for this spe here are 32 Paint- od in the presentation, the a work of Messrs. Bale and Veber, two’ famous European artists. m The Paintings represent pic- Mturesque landscapes of every choice works. The opportunity is ex- ceptional and probably will not soon recur. Each Painting has eee tat All pretty and desirable shades: for ack girdle lenge and millinery trimening. At ise Yard. S4INCH ALL SUK FAILLE ML INCH ALL. SK MOUSSE, LINE TAFFETA SINGH ALL MOU MESSALINE "At 19¢ Yard, 5%-INCH ALL SILK TAFFETA heavy i in shades of pink, turquoise, lilac, Ll MESSALINE course, is dominant. BUT PRICE IS A FEATURE OF STRONG Feathers at Here Are the Details of Some of Wednesday's Features. Black Velvet Ribbon. watt Sar ore tage | ail widhe fer dress and millinery wie Wik Na sot 18 Wilh Ne. 131 per piece of 10 ards 220 Wie nevonan 20° Wi N21 i 1 ah Ne $: per pond 5 Width No. 71 per yard, Te No. 9; per yard, 90 No. 12; per yard, 100 Neo. 16; per yerd, 12%e Width No. 22: per yard, 4éo 410; per as Very Important Special Sale of Housefurnishings Starts Go-orrow. INTEREST, for on this og It’s almost needless casion we have depressed every Laie to'the lowest possible PRICE an attraction the details Figs wer on ate Re OTe UAE, ce STPTERS, tH over iH () ates In other words, we have made setting forth the fact. Cut out come to the Store and we will do the rest: avatte for se Table: i widths tek cea fia Lg Nd Baskets, gay » WILLOW CL ua a ) Fin cies z f} #rougiy eon 1 5 LENO Asics, fo wise, “8s RATTAN CAR BAT Pala’ hone. een | & Cnamel Ware. RIOR BOILERS, No, Sf, holding 1% ICE BOILERS, Mo. 68. boiding ou, 4 leat. am, GPA Porm, wo. ae 1 TEA POTS, No, o., > YF SORERE POTS. mo # ESERY Piet ts, No 2 veil ENERVE KETTLES, No, 20, noe tern faa thes Mo. 16, betting LIPPED SAUCEPANS, No, 29, aru RAASING PANS, 1oysa5, hs These are measurements from and tomenmes vary. Handy Keips, abe, easily Colded, can used neat f Bo Mii sPrice 2 hard wnod. ry. Pa . me CABINET: is 4 THES BARA, ore ant nigh. | RICH BOILEns. Teds: No catalogue | COAT HANGERS, bigtty 4 |, ASGOR nichel punted. “ae “eaee "he a PAILS, 8 hoops, aon FIBRE PAILS, large sine, rz. CORETTR oi “ki haps, bay Awe... bt “oad BENCHES, stro ‘BrsseLu DS C. BISSELL' 8 GRAND, BAP RAP ANE Uy AMBAICAY year, KEYOSONE cotnes Line, We ranted; water-proof; 00-ft. a Agate Page Srahina, coveate, ot oui 1 auart, “ste Benin SAUCE. oO. vA ewrte. BERLIN sauce ing 6 avaris, 400 PenLan s SAUCE. hee Save ra, ANG, 14-at, size, DISHPANS, 1T-at. size, TEA POTS, 012, holding M quarts, Se COFFERS OTR O2\4, holding? quarts, COLANDBRS, family size, aBe [emerve KETTLES. ean KETTLES, 1 handte. bait hangs, Hl bande, bal is. © No. 82. holdin EX FACE PoTs. > oe pot *& holding § “EF 5 No “6% ‘Sue | SUCmmTs, 4qus 45. Ni he t. alee, fe pare ues PA a “4 ‘Ste BASTING acy due measurement sometime vary sigatiy iy os caper iy. Wire Soods, DOVER Pon RRATERS, WIRK POTATO MASHERS, * erong, 5 Thousands of Yards of Ribbons and Beautiful New Prices Usually Asked. BONS that are all the rage. The graceful, HE OSTRICH FEATHER PRICES are the LOW- Est TER ASKED for such excellent qualities. We turn over the entire Main Aisle to this Sale of and Plumes. oo am ts te | merifce of quay There are no “seconds,” we never sell “‘seconds” of any ion in the Basement; and we never sell “seconds” in any other part of the Store without clearly t ‘es rj which follow, check off what you require, | BASSWOOD bande, % to % Less Than the Made of the best quality Ostrich Feathers of rich lus- trous black broad heavy flues; elegant French curl, Regular $2.00 qualities 980 Regular $2.25 qualities 1.26 Regular $3.75 qualities 1.95 2.45 woop 8. Tooort wise ooh a per dome ‘3B WIRE BROTLSRS, family size, la GRATDRA, large ize, Sundries. tar te cums tee | BEE SOTTER comma 00g, Qi" DSN Wt (Basement * CERBAL J: ‘bine and STUN Gree eee ata 7 os 2 bive and sae 6 ir BOXES, dive decoret with eover, BORDA hear, Jepanned. Un atencilied, your ‘oawa. aUGAR OR goon CANISTQRS, 1.» * 1 wee, extra heavy, uM STANDS, Japan teas, TOILET STANDS, ic" ,ftame zane with a ret ae Tas Sronware. COLD reruior famtiy Baa STUNG BRERE, ,Roserune BELP-BASTING heavy i boresain ited Bat aoe Beate as MRS, POTTS IRONS, in sete of thre, stand and handle, Qo WATER PAILay 1k MEDIUM GALVANIZED WASH TUR. NO. 16 GALVANIZED COAL HODS, Bie GALVANIZED ASH CANS, full barrel aise, with cover, Bo PANS, Cinwave. | sama RAISERS, with covers, 4 pe ag ae Be. ee ae shttank "Y, v SNIVERSAL, DOUGH MIXERS, = Bn. BOILERS, No. 1, copper bottom, ei iy (Basement) Cutlery, NIVES AND FORKS, In Enlves end ke, eocobole handle, “an! [90D Qual Aur STEEL PARIN KN Wades, TE. rt aoore. white metal, plated, s' denen. 1s TABLE &POOXS RJ PA RES. white theta, plated a! as EXTER ORIR Meer on, "Poop cuor PRRs, mity « demons rs 3; ic (Basement) Brushes TURKEY FRATHRR DUSTERA, 14. ot 4 tines TAMPICY SeereaeT euEY SINK BRUSHES, cna = BRURHES, goed quality, ‘a BRUEHES ont DAUBERS, qpet - (Basement) \eanpenppeme eae such gilt, plain and fancy horn and natural Our Umbretla Repair will repair your old Umbrella ina roche with Gloria Silk, making ‘i Otros he Made as illusrated; Mery post; heavy laterals; brass i vases; all sizes, ~— J. 75 Enamelled Folding Cots, Size 2 ft. 6 in, and with woven wire springs; special, Enamelled Cribs. i al (ae Made as illustrated with 2 Woven Wire Springs. All metal frames—wire fabric -var.ous mares, Umbrellas for Men and Women, Gable Linens and Yapkins. [elise of HEAVY 3.00) selection of and silver, 3 79 Bedspreads EACH 10 = rere": eh Z | tthhé, 255 Bon 560) SEA FOWL FEATMERS. fi tall, 4 ee, i 2x28, 3 fee. ‘Se! tad 4 te. iene oo ret 3 te. 2.75 | ane 34 Matt 4h. 2.80 DEST GEESE FEA tele tie, 2.40) Mx ¥, 4h, sas Mam EXTRA | Meth) tee. gs

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