The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1907, Page 4

WORK AND PLAY GO HAND IN HARD INTHESESCHOOLS Some Are Roof Gardens, ‘Some Playgrounds, and ‘All Are Good. PUPILS: NUMBER 94,74 3. ‘Children Taught How to Live Properly, as Well as Use- ‘ful Occupations. poor obiidren of the _-@ast wide?” lo the question which arises fn these guys of torrid acorching heat, mon qven the mont robust feel the = ——¥evaxes'-o? ster: t se who sas appointed by the Maylor of New York to represent this city at the first convention ef the Playground Association of America. held in Chicago June 20-22, these tiny umanity are given a/ chance hand happiness. Through her management the social side of posern educational problem has Gtiained great mcoess and to her is Tightfilly granted a high place emang educators. At thé present time New York City thas In operation thirty vacation schools, one hundred and twenty playrounds, Wit; some twelve school Dunding roof Gardens, open as neigiborhood social centres, Mies Whitney ts euperintend- of m work that ts assuming in- prominence, An efficient corps ‘of 1,300 teachers are employed and, for @xpenses, New York City has gener- “eusly donated 7185,000. The Vavation School ‘Course. Woman Who iSaperintead: the Schocls 6f New York Vacation THOUSANDS IN At the tion schools, usefyi occu- pation oak oe as pleasure, is given the children. Here the rising generation is instructed in some useful trade, cook- — ix, housekeeping, dressmaking, nurs- ing, kindergartening, &c., for the girls, Whlle manual training ocouples the at- tention of the boys After six weeks” course in millinery, six little girla from One of the schools were able to capa- bly All poaitfons in reputable shops. Byerything they west i» made in the mchools and economy of the strictest order 1s practised. In this way indus- try! skill and pleasure are combined, @ad in the past week $4748 children weta taught how to. Sscome useful men Rud women, The puysical training of the children of Now York's “submerged tenth” Is conducted at the playgrounds. Athletic games, nature study and all that per- to health, are taught to the thou- of poor Uttle walfs woo daily tivese breathing spaces, In the > larger playgrounds each cid has his own little gurdea, and while studying the plants, is benefited by the fresh air and punsiine to which they ure 60 kittie aooussomed. Least mveek 370,733 ciudidren sttended the vacation play- Brounds,-90-it~-can beeen trom thie: mumber, how eager are tho poor mulfsto obtain eome respite from je heat and Mith of the slums. —Reof Gardens Bowers of Beauty. The kehoa) bith prime PE a Deen om, pa. Ye a soothing eiteat on “i whole families provides for pectadle place: 2 attendance thesd’ social in the week, which was ite: whe Judged how gr Mant feature school chousands of op daily for and drawn, {anon SHIPPING NEWS, Bun Saabs ae is es FoR i .PORT OF NEW York, ARRI ageand Tyanyron pantiedee © outgoing sTRAMsirs, i BAILED 0 last easily | © LOOT TAKEN BY TRUNK THNES Four Arrests Made, and One Prisoner Makes'a Con- fession. With the arraignment jn Hariem Police Coutt-to-dey of three men and! one handroms young woman, the poitce | of Ona Hundred and Twenty- | fifth street station exprersed the beltet | that they would gain clues that would ‘enable them to put an end to robberies | which are said to have cost the Adams | Express Company close to $100,000 in the past six months. Before the arraigument ona of the prisoners, Joseph Smith, y-eight venue, ts that the | ins for « Stoee of the Weat O: th t allel on the pers in the St tr avemuc, He started to run, but they caught’ him. The bundle contained trinkets and clothing whlch the detwc- re $3. 00 Waists at $1.85 = ue | SOWALIN EY + re ‘k_ Bonnitz, P ot No. 174 Park avenue, and ‘Albert Litt, a driver's helper, of No, 12 East | One’ Hundred and’ Twenty-sevencs | rtroet Sa | Important Notice, Previous to moving into our! New Store we purpose to close out! every remaining Summer garment; | regardless of cost. Most Unusual Bargains | are now being offered In Suits, | Coats, Skirts, Shirt Waists, ete. Special for Wednesday 5,000 Lingerie Waists in hun- dreds of beautiful effects at the fol- + lowing great reductions: 4.00. Ss 5.50 (2.45 3.85 4.65 6.85 “ 12. 50 These represent extraordinary values. Broadway, 17th & 18th Sts. HAVE ON. SALE THE AT % To }: LESS B. Altman & On. DISCONTINUED _ LINES” WOMEN'S, LOW CUT SHOES, BALANCE OF OF SEVERAL EVENING NJENNIE BOSSCHEITER’S | ia said 9.85} WORLD,.. ASSAILANT DYING. |; nie ne pital. | CASTORIA t to| the | | Tho Kind You Have Always Bought ts no{ ‘ek and has| Bears the It) ES DA JULY 23, f_imprison= fourth wa tmprison- | me ment For Infants and Children, G Signature GARMENT SHOP, Ii 1907. THE MID-SUMMER SALES At THE 14TH STREET STORE are now at their very height, and offer innumerable extraordinary bargains. Persian LawnW aists Persian Lawn, Jap Silk or Dainty Net Waists, —Dpitipsborn Pre-Inventory Clearance Lingerie Waists Plain or Fancy Models. Reduced to! Recently. Priced $4.09 to $6.50. Batiste or lawn, trimmed back, front and collar with 1n- sertior cf Germen Val. or emb- and medalliong of Batiste or Baby Irish; various models. Selling Price, 2.75 Recently Priced $6.75 and $7.50 Batiste or Lawn Batiste or Val. insertion and Baby Jrish Medallions. Selling Price, 3.90 Recently Priced $8.50 to $12.00 Persian Lawn or Batiste Waist, back, front, aleeeves and collar elaborately trimmed with | Val. lace. Selling Price, 7.50 French Hand- irtmmedy} 2 Their Former Prices Recently Priced $2.90 to $3.50 Persian Lawn, trimmed with insertion of German Val., Ba- Uste or Eyelet Embroidery and Batiste Medallions, Selling Price, 1.60 Trimmed with all- over heavy em= broidery, scrolls of fine laces oria- mented with “hand. some Recently Priced $12.50 to $18.75 Batlate, Imported Lawns or. Allover Embroldery; various models. Selling Price, 7.50 Recently Priced $19.75 10 $29.75 Waist made entirely of Em- j broldery or Val. Lace; other models of Imported Lawns or { | Batiste, elaborately trimmed. Selling Prices, H.75, 14.75 Made Waists trimmed with Val. insertion and Medallion beautifully $12.00 fronts, ‘Formerly $10.00 hand $14.90 embroldered. $16.50 §25.'0 Now 6.75 8.90 12 West 23d St. Qeyosite Fitth 10.00 11.75 14.75 through to 22d. Stern Brothers To-Morrow, Exceptional Values in Boys’ Washable Sits | Sailor and Russiam-Suits, of Checked and Plain Galateas, ~ Chambraya 0 Washable Trousers, of White Duck, Tan Linen, Tan and _ Grey Crash, slso Khaki Cloth, bloomer style, 3 to 8 yrs Knickerbocker style, 9 to 17 yrs, Boys’ Madras Blouses, : 4 in White and Colored Effects, algo a f2w sizea in Boys’ Washable Norfolks, $1.25 Values up to $2.95 65c | 79c Value 9c, 69c Men’s & Women's Automobile Hats and Caps, Formerly $1.25 -to-7.50, West Twenty-third Street ~ 95e +0 2.95 Bou by one of the best can be judged. No Extras. No Interest. The Wolfner Piano $250] and embodies every feature upon which 2 good piano No Money Down---*1 a Week A Fevolving Stool and Protection Cover f ’ Free with Each Piano : manufacturers in the country ‘0 Charge for Cartage. es Infants’ Deft. * PIQUE td wth i Sealy ornament with 75 c Blue, embroidery trimmings.. ; 25c INFANTS' RED MOCCASINS, Pink, White and Blue and White and Pink {Second Floor.) TO-MORROW 10 A. M. to 1. P. M. Washable Skirts. Union Linons, in White, Black and Tan. Good models, with folds at bottom; $1.98 values, Not more than one to a customer. No ° 88 Mail Orders filled. Each.. ic (Second Floor.) Gries 5 Slip Covers; allowing 20 yards material, We maintain one of the largest. work- rooms In New York: where we make Slip Covers of the yery highes order The sa: perlor organi zation and skilled work- men enable us to guarantee complete satisfaction, even though our price is the lowest in New York. Suites requiring more than yards proportionately low In price. e 250 Dainty Dresses. _. Made of excellent Dimities, Fancy Figured Materials, Dotted Swisses, etc. Newest Jumper styles, some with. plain allover plaited effects, others with pretty bands ofembroidery. Plaited skirts with folds. Sizes for Misses as well as Women. /, Equal in quality, style and at- ‘$2. 9 8 tractiveness to $5.00 Dresses. (Second Floor.) Awnings to Order| At this pi we will make an awning 3 ft. wide, with a cere drop; full 8-oz. awning Stripe; ed iron frame and fittings, and hang the omplete. Because we have Cc tL In ‘0, et ses ce ne eee S798 Orders promptly filled. 7 Was Call or ‘Phone 3700 Chelsea. Fourth Floor.) Boys’ W ash Suits. Wholesalers, Desiring to leur Their Make Big Concessions. Scores of attrac- tive Fabrics in ‘ M many pretty pat- ; i terns. made up in | _various Styles for boys frem 214 10 years of ate Wash Suits that otherwise would gell for 40c., 75c., : $1.25 and $2, On Table No.1, On Table No.2, On Table No. 3, On Table No-4, (Third Floor.) Bamboo Porch Screens. Keep the hot sun from your porch with one of these screens. Almost half the regular price to-morrow, All made of outside bark, and are finished complete with yl and ropes. Sizes from 4x8 Furniture feet to 12x8 feet. y, R. i 80c, ones, each 49c. $1.60 ones, each 89c. e-covered, $1.20 ones, each 69c, $1.80-ones, each 98c. Beautiful Damasks, Tapestries, 'Ye- $1.40 ones, each 79c. $2.00 ones, each $1.19. $2.40 ones, each $1.39; (Fourth Flo THAN REGULAR PRICES We adopted the Wolfner -te- cause it proved to be the piano we were looking for—one that we could guarantee and con- scientiously call in the World You can’t getifor $35v a better piano than the Wolfner — and B you can’t get at any price ones that offers you greater protec- tion, satisfaction and economy. ) one pictured. m) soles. Sizes 5 to 8 834 to 2, MAIL ORDERS FILLED .......++- Ae aARE Samples, worth $2.50 and $3 a _ Barefoot Sandals " For the Little Folks Selected tan leathers, made up inta Sandals like. the In most other stores they are priced at 75c. or $1.00. Made with best sole leather 49 Women's White Tatar oe Ties j lours, ‘In rich colorings, Flye- Piece frame Suites re cove $14.48 ered and made to. Fit Avenue, 34th aut Ant Streets, New York,» Panurge Fo evewtiee a Sigel Cooper & ah pee ons raaular atave The Woltner Is Fully Guaranteed | untamant saa. nine palr. Sizes 3, ee 4 aa AV. Pai (Phir Floar,) (Call, ets - pr. Tefephone.) (Poprth Hawes)” $1 00} ee