The evening world. Newspaper, February 8, 1905, Page 6

OF THE NATIONAL \ AGAIN CRITICISED, hird Stanza Was Omitted om “The Star-Spangled 4 fn Sohool Readers. 7 can of pamphlets entitled Study and Syllabuses,”’ the ‘et anstruction now in vogue in io achools of this city is out- the Board of Maucation. There uses on music, physical f neture study, drawing, oon- work, sewing, cooking and “fads and fancies," and a usal of the pamphlets shows subjects, which have to so En supplanted ‘the “three { ab monly into the minds of tho us on nature atidy for grade Ohildren ranging from alx to ha fire gerierally to be found, 4p the fall term puplls should iifar with certain four. is, buGh as the cat, the the tabbit; ther characteris. te and actions should be oon | ‘birde pupils ehowld learn to should learn their calla, fs especially urged | that @ domestic aviary 80 omiay feed birde and tell ‘mbout it. Flowering Plante. tater, burdock, gerantum n are the flowering mdad to the study of the alo ulred, to learn o SA ucaie ip a aquirrol bie Sarna and geese and seediings are STUDY BY CHILDREN 0 SIK CALLED A USELESS FAD. color; covering, food uses | oh [gtinary, sparrow, pigeon and | o¢ | he WRITE YOUR VIEWS OFTHE FADS IN THI: CITY’S PUBLIC SCHOOLS. So widespread has the discussion over the so-called “fads and, fan- oles" in the system of education now im yogue in the public schools become that The Evening World would like to hear what the parents think, It algo invites an expression of opinion from the teachers, com- munications from whom will be treated as confidential. Any teacher may fee) tree to write The Evening World candidly on the subject, con- fident that her name will not be published, Opinions from both sides are invited, | $1,900 to $1,800, and from present indica: This does not explain why. the’ third ftlons the Introduction of new "fade' will cease only wan the personal \friends of the appointing power have no more to bring forward, ff { to the old-time toe nit these ‘fads appear’ ridiculgus, while to the gitl teacher, ed) ae college, thoy ure ring. Sout upon coluin to Hlustrate to the! could not gee ublio not conversant With the altua=| victor; Hon, the absolute foolishness of tals system, the enormous waste of money, and, what !s even more Lge i) i} ne ny, Beloved nte, wast child of poor paren Fath bia it et Seas, 7 y the “cooking department” in 'e do not @ a Wannol* principalty attended by the atte sont Tite pausle te aim children, of poor parents. HO are ins] Will the little onés, perhaps, understand structed ‘how to make “oustards, Jeliles, Il meaning of the words, Ww the song must \" while be prin’ ye ieee rcp rE Cy Anis word omitted Tt eater and they are yet to have thelr first lesson in " is a ondtel he out to plense the friends of PAPE iat Oar labterl A oward Vinceht ans tio core oe Anglomaniacs taught the alphabet upon entering the publi school, P instead, to-day we find a fre 80 anxious to loacher iilustmting to u class of chile cole a titled foreigner, The poem dren averaging six years age the) ould be printed In the .school books reason why ® canary bird has a feather dun as It wae wittian, and 8, ane litle cont, and ‘why he cannot eat fishes; or story and y he Blar-Shahiied Bann: i not leave them in ignorance of the true story, To eivine toe, minutes of the day to ex- plain! fi Y A duck doesn't get wet In t out the thin verse tel Fourd Verge useless, anid ag water, comes the “observation of; thas pies ane Lacs By ALN | tlone of the cut, mouse and rabbit; thoi color, covering, food, uses and care of pel te seategy ie eptire palton oF young: also about the roots, stems Gohools,” etited by Ty Il. Wilson BR eaves of the goldenrod, water, burdock, | :"aiso tha fourth reader of the Co: P tag te aad |i ee, cn SW, 3, Vos MEd thy th 1 jona i" our Panne tae. tole versions 4" our uf tha people for whoin It was written Franols Soutt Key wrote his ini wong on the night of Sept, 13, while the attéolk on Fort MoHer {n full blast. He was then a p on board His Majesty's ship, and en the roar Tt would take if finished his wonderful and it coms nations, children to eer perfect! ways tO cultivate the growth of tie em in the hands of) numerabdie pl . Then there are sew-| “Young Ai ” sical training, mathema rg Wee aoa ck aio “oP the ‘awihg, music, constructive work, — | tinfrd st tor the new edition, ‘e Yay & continuous clamor about) Let us Teun oval ‘to the memory of ing the police, the canals, the irre Gent ey, the author of the 5 vi t-office and trusts, and before | Star-angl maer." uy ''fed." ong you will hear a vy, created ty AUNT LOUISA, xpuy ne’ illag outils fe Boe end i e city to the other: “Investigate the public’ achools! CHEWING-GUM MAKER DEAD. INVESTIGATE, Why Wae It Omitted? AN Loulsa” wishes to know Su oseee pare misery fn jon of the national in i iol reederes eho writer ee aid Bd WaRRRASA tae Io it not the duty of the le Is to erie si mu 0 Pestall fe Grate, Ben , Hy Maxwell "did they are acce) otal r iow, it —meaning the cutting out} W ow jotlous is verv ot estivo: tt ts Inventor Thomas Adama Amansed Vortume and Sold Out to Treat, ‘Thomas Adama, famous as @ manu+ tacturer of chewing-gum, died yester- day at his home, No, $4 Washington avente, Brooklyn, of pneumonia. He was eighty-seven yeara old, Mr, Adams experimenting with chewing-gu er the close the civil war, in which he had ed as oMcial pho "ercat mde chewicergum by had le firs 8 Ow | and, later, 4 meang of meanin ey, wot nearly whole market, ory was on Sani , but two years ago the b fi had been absor' the need of water 15 low! plants inl kept t rot how the hould | bi fon and direction; Ww Fe arity, ih spac- the Public, anf partcuinily ‘the n G particularly 1e “Phe Star ‘ a from of the communications: if i eal Vout artloles |, "now prevalent ols of this city, and| & Sain conditions has p so-called ) 178,00. month, after let payment. i) be surprised and to see what an plano ee ‘ou may selec above terms, “We are New York selling the output of ten different manufacturers, including such ory { hic. ing Bros., + tases oid lohubert and others, pal ine in ylanos to-morrow, upright.,.... #150 allowing hem with We nded” t a ht bya and | trust, was removed to Newark, "ye usos, ' athassed & great fortune, for children to memoriz all aorts of lame. com f %, '121st ST. @ 3d AVE. ¥ a 121st Street: 2226 to 2234 Third Ave, “tues Everything for Ke ~<a 10 ft. 6x 6 ft. 9 Velvet Carpet Rug, 12 ft. x 8 ft. 3 Tapestry Carpet Rug, Many different patterns and g r room, we will make up rugs 6 ft. Solid Oak fit you Handsome Oak Dresser, with 20x24 French bevel platemirror, The glass is not —« cracked, though [Rg the artist seems to think so, Bureau top measures 20- x42 inches, A rare wi" $8.50 Quartered Oak Buffet, with 14x42 glass; also glass door to cupboard, This ¥ piece is usually sold at $40; our price, $27.50 42x42 inch top; 5 massive legs, carvings; We are sellin $8,75 table for... leather fastened by leathe! turned legs; claw feet, Arm Chair reduced from LIBERAL Verse was omitted without the consent ymortal th ny could of the battle, though ho The dawn brought we ly, and two days later ven to the World, and {t is our be every true tie Hi chitid. co! it tone | | Bnd |. | ao-oall / a 99" YEAR ( QWPERTHWA & SONS Two Establishments. 11 ft.6 x8 ft. 3 Moquette Carpet Rug, yard price $34.20, now marked.....+++ ++ sees 26,25 43 ft. 6 x 40 ft, 6 Savonnerie Carpet Rug, yard pilce $52.00, now marked,...ss+eeere 3540 Extension: Table, eM $6.10 Dining Room Chairs of selected quartered oak; seats of dark green Side Chair reduced from $9.75 to.,.... §6,75 CASH or 27st: COWPERTHWAIT & SONS “ii a ll Champion Wrestler's - Great Strength John J, Zimmer, Amateur Champion Middle- weight Wrestler, Says His Wonderful Strength fs Due to Regular Use of that Marvellous Tonic and Invigorator, Duffy’s Pure. Malt Whiskey. He Writes: “All the Medale | have won in athletics and honoré | have gained on the wrestling mat | owe to Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey.”, Re Gentlemen: All the medals that I have won in athletios and the honors that T have ued en track and on the wrestling mat I owe to Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey. began to take your medicine four years ago, when I was a mere striping and very Muoh dun down in i i and weak in body, I had been bedridden for four months, and the doctors thought I would not recover, when an athletic instructor, a neighbor of ours, took me in charge. He stopped all medicine and gave me Duffy's Pure Malt Niel a 4 and with the ald of massage brought me back to formal health, Since that time I havo trained regularly in the gymnasium and have known no medicine except Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.—JOHN J, ZIMMER, Amateur Champion Wrestler. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey {n the greatest strength bullder and tonfo stimulant known to medicine, It attacks the went ot ihe Alsease, drives |t out and rebuilds the weakened tissues in a gradual, healthy, natural man: “ cure and preventive of Grp SOT Arhiye phen grip, bron- tia, low fevers and all wasting, weakening, diseased conditions, es the young at ‘and healthy, In uso 60 yoars. Write for free copy of medical booklet, Duffy Malt Whiskey Co, Rochester, N.Y. CAUTION--Get the genuine Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, sold by alk dragmiatn and grocers throughout the rid in sealed bottles ont: 1.00, See that the “Old Chemist” trade-mark is a: ne ‘there is a strap over the cork. Retnse anbatitute; led “Dudty's? Pare Malt Whiskey, offered by unrelia SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS Pay 3 the on! , colds, niala CHATHAM SQ. i Chatham Square 193 to 205 Park Row, Housekeeping. FURNITURE, Etc, Splendid Values This Week in CARPET RUGS Made up from odd carpets and borders, Prices are 25%, 30% and 3334 % less than the former yard prices, yard price $20.70, now marked, 4+ vse s0++ere« $14.75 yard price $24.00, now marked .....seesees ever 17,60 rades of goods to select from, If the made up rugs do not to order, also at 25% to 336% reduction. Sideboard of selected oak; the 3 drawers are swell front and have heavy cast brass handles; the mirror measures 28x16 inches and, the columns sup- uf porting the heav- fia ily carved upper |S shelvesare fluted, fluted covered tacks; French Price reduce $12.75 to....$9,.75 do $19.79 | 25% Discount This Week on All MORRIS CHAIRS ANO BRASS BEDS, PARK ROW and ‘CHATHAM SQ CREDIT. h tar three-button double-breasted—also four-button single-breasted-— February furniture sale all this month. ity, ees ¢ . SLTH AVE IFO TORO™ STREET Sack J e e Women’s suits in the new Spring models, you do not need to wonder any longer what the new styles are going to be=they’re here—and* with them comes a breath of newness that’s well worth coming to see—innovations which dressy women will appreciate, shown for the first time in our third floor salon. On Thursday morning we make a preliminary display of cloth suits for street wear—the models shown embrace all the smart features of the Paris originals (which are also on sale) in addition to the various ideas which are'most likely to appeal to the critical American woman. None of the bizarre effects are shown, even where elaborate ornamentation is applied. Models, are short blouse, eton and coffee coats, as well as the longer coats, Materials are small black or blue and white checks, new foreign mixtures—plain serges, Panama cloths and voiles. The greatest change is apparent in the skirts—the newest being the umbrella, the gores of which are cut just as the parts of an umbrella, “The Paquin,” which is in reality the skirt of Colonial days, and the new plaited model. Every possible care and thought has been given to these suits, and while the showing is not as complete as it must necessarily be a bit later, it nevertheless embodies every new fashion touch produced for the coming season. A feature of this display will be several special models at- 25.00 and 34.75, which later on will not be on sdle—and the value is 33.09 and 42,50. / 12 SIMPSON ORAWFORD CO, 0,000 pure Irish linen handkerchiefs from two Belfast manufacturers. Ready to-morrow at Sc, &¢, 1235¢ @ 19c—think twice before you miss this sale a a AS i SN Se Se ce Meme How, many handkerchiefs do you actually need—how many do you want for the , future—how many do you want to hold in reserve for gifis? Don't miss buying a ae ohe to-morrow, or during this sale, for if you do, cannot hope to buy pure Irish linen handkerchiefs for less than twice bur annual sale prices. sain rteor, We have told you .what tay are, and now, when we tell you what these handkerchiefs are worth, Just remember that we must recelve a concession of half or more when we agree to take all the handketchlefs the best two famous manufacturers have left after filling their orders, de for other American and European Milf aah mtnouses to sell at 12%c, 1$c, 8§c and 75c. It is only on rarest occasions they may be purchased for less, for you are well aware that handkerchiefs from Belfast sell readily at those prices. The name Belfast gives you absolute assurance that they are pure Irish IInen of the highest character—and they are as dainty as the daintlest lots of linen we ever offered, * 4 Think whit a vast number—one hundred and twenty thousand—and that’s not an exaggeration, but the exact number. Seventy-five per cent, are ‘perfect—the rest are commercially known as “seconds,” but their defects are the very slightest—nothing more than an enlarged thread or a dropped stitch, The odd initial’ handkerchiefs include nearly every style made in Belfast. Not a single initial missing, -em- -em- — All the fine sheer All the odds and — All th 4 haunt ete aH LSI hemsti toned em: ends of fine Poe ns reo Seeae brofdered handker- Jinen handkerchiets nidkervhi eft he binets the had io ‘makers had, without initisls, chiefs they had, they had And thousands of ‘plain hemstitched handkerchiefs of all qualities, Don't overlook the descent of prices in this annual sale—here they are again, 75c. to 19¢, 121-2c. to $c. 15c. to 8c. 28c. to 12 le2c. 15c. for §Qc.’ 10c: for 35c. 4} E ‘xt ra > handkerchle(s—5,000 od handkerchiefs—12,000 odd initial handkerchiefs for = / {nittal handkerchiefs for women—worth to 35c, men—worth up to 35¢, SIM’SON ORAWFORD OO. —————— . e e Everybody's calling for the new checked silks at 59c. FIRST because they know it is absurd to expect these high qualities at lower prices, if as'low. Second, because Fashion says you must have at least one silk shirt-waist suit this season. ‘They're going to be more popular than ever, and you'll likely want two or three when you See the silks, Main Floor, The manufacturer expected we would sell these silks at 89c., but bougt while we think other stores receive as high as $1 a yard, have decided on ht them cheaply, and 9c, and quick selling, 10,000 yards of checked Louisine in all Yhe best and latest color combinations, comprising green and blue, brown and black, red and green, blue and red, and Iridescent effects—-also in every size check and every shade manufactured. These silks are of the best quality, beautifully finished—guaranteed worth 89¢. 59c 40,000 yards of 36-inch plain colored and glace or changeable dress taffetas—you know the glace taffetas will be quite the fad for those long silk coats—going to wear them in all colors—and they make a stunning garment, A manufacturer's entire stock of 36-in. taffetas—in almost every desirable shade, Including white, This {s a strong dress quality and of a very brilliant lustre; we can recommend Its wearing qualities very highly— 8 and never in the history of the trade have these goods ever been retailed for less than $1.39—for,. Cc Dressmakers, manufacturers and small dealers will find this an extraordinary buying time. SIMPBON CRAWFORD Co, A vest-buying opportunity for men that will certainly appeal to you. STS at thirty cents on the dollar—that’s the condensed fact—a sale that has only one parallel in this store—perhaps you remember the event—about one year 2go. But that’s neither here nor there—let’s get down to business—you're ina hares are we. Just got these vests in, and we're working under rush orders to get the bargain news into to-night’s paper. i 1000 full dress vests that sell regularly at 92.50, §3 @ $3.50, at ts 500 double breasted white vests thatsell regularly at 53 @ 53.50, at ed 1000 fancy silk vests that sel handkerchiefs had left, re VE Second fluor, $1.05 regularly up to $4.00, at. $1.65 All excellent styles—cut and made as only smart tailors can make them, ‘The firm that makes these vests only sells to the very best exclusive haberdashers—Their label is in every vest —wish we could use the name—but they had one fault —made too many—overestimated their sales—counted on more than doubling their business—we secured their surplus stock at about 30c, on the dollar, and you buy Mi ona similar basis, Mi ‘ Full dress vests—only the very newest up-to- date fabrics, Imported duck and Piques—cut according to the latest styles—the popu- all sizes from 33 to 46—plenty of stout sizes for big men that are ] 05 so hard to buy ready made—worth $2,50, $3, $3.50—at Double-breasted white vests—eyery man needs a couple of white vests to complete his wardrobe—you'll buy a half dozen when you see these at $1.05——white duck and plque—Just the ie for your Prince Albert or cutaway coat—every size for every bull ] O —no disappointments—worth $3 and/$3.50-—at. ...sserrsreeerene Fancy silk vests—in dots, figures, fancy stripes, $1.65 :