The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1912, Page 5

SCHOOLS ARE OPEN AGAIN PARTTIME FOR 000 PUPLS 730,000 Youngsters Go Back to the Winter’s Search for Knowledge. ‘When 78,00 youngsters trudged to echool this morning about 8,000 of them found they could be accommodated only art time by the city. There are 20,000 @ore pupils in the public schools than last yoar. City Supt. William H. Maxwell says there are seats for 750,000 children, but the diMcylty is to distribute the young- eters among the classrooms, Owing to the constant shifting of population a @ohool may be overcrowded one year and partly vacant the next year. The Citizens’ League of the Bronx has eked Borough President Miller to Jet the Board of Education use two @rmories temporerily for school pur- poses. Practically none of the new schools were ready for occupancy to-day, though they will come into use one by one within the next few weeks, Fif- teen new buildings and as many addi- tions to existing schoolhouses were provided for in the budget for 1912, The Washington Irving High School, @t Bixteenth street and Irving place, with accommodations for 4,000 girls, may @ot be ready before the middie of October. It will be the biggest school ef the kind in the world. It has forty elassrooms, not including study halls, music rooms, kitchen, laboratories, lec- ture halls and rooms for teaching mill- Unery, domestic science, &c, There will de a staff of 150 teachers. The new elementary school, No, 61, at Twelfth street and Avenue B, ts not Ukely to be ready before next February, Of the two new schools in the Bronx No. 47 will be finished by the middie ot this month and No. 4 will come into eervice in November. In Brooklyn part of the new Boys’ High School will be in use this week, Dut it will be several months before the whole building is finished. Two new chools in Brooklyn, No. 168 No. 171, are ready. The new Bush- wick High School will be opened next February. The Bay Ridge High School fe not much past the foundation work, In Queens schools Nos, 40 and 92 are Bnfinished. This fall and winter there will be four evening schools for teaching Eng- Met to foreigners. Last year there were two. Otherwise the evening elementary echools will be about the same as last year. There are two new evening high —. echoole—the Harlem Evening Trade Behool in One Hundred and Thirty- eighth street near Fifth avenue, and the Murray Hill Trade School, Thirty-eighth wtreet, between Second and Third avenues, es Some Class. . (From the Cleveland Pisin Dealer.) Gabe—Whiffle is a smart man, Bteve—In what way? Gabe—He can eat cora en the cob and look dignified. From cradle time on you should guard your Eyes most carefifly. If you believe that you re- quire glasses, you need the con- scientious advice of a thor- oughly capable Oculist (regis- tered physician) and the skill- ed services of a practical Optician. We make Harris Glasses upon the prescription of your Oculist, or upon the advice of our Oculists (registered basses and assure you not only the very best possible in eyeglasses at the lowest cost, but absolute and complete satisfaction. Harris Glasses cost $2.00 or more. TW Homnis 64 East 28d St., near Fourth Ave. £7 West 4th St., bet. 5th & 6th Aves 64 West 125th . near Lenox Ave 442 Columbus Ave., 81st and 82d Sts 70 Nassau Street, near Joho Street. 1009 Broadway. near Willo’by, 489 Fulton St., opp. A. & S., Broad St., PERRI-WALLA TEA ROASTED COFFEE STRAWBERRY JAM CANNED CORN FRANCIS H. LEGGETT & COMPANY Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Latest Novelties in Sewing Embroidery Silks Yarns & Stamped Goods Special Values Stamped Pillow Tops 35C €aCh—values 60c to 75c Satin Damask Cushion. Tops 50¢ each—values $1.00 to 81.25 Imported Handkerchief and Glove Boxes 45¢ €ach—regularly 75c and 85c Silk Moire Desk Sets (blotter, inkwell and letter rack) $2.50—value 8.50 To-Day and To-Mosrow Sale of Dress Findings Standard Grades at Exceptionally Low Prices Dress Shields, Spool Silk, Featherbone, Taffeta Bindings, Pins, Hooks and Eyes, Collar Supporters, Spool Cotton Muslin Sheets & Pillow Cases At Attractive Special Prices Sheets Value 63 x 99,,,, 88c. 72x 99,,,, 96c. 81 x 99,. $1.05. 00 x 09...#1.15, At ++ 660)42 x 884. , M4o,., 18¢ +7201 45 x 8814 +7790 }50 x 8819, , ++ 86c|54 x 8814. . Pillow Cases Value At ++ 260,,, 20 -20c,,, 2c .B2c.,, Phe Broadway & 20th St.j 5th Ave.; 19th St. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 19132. ‘‘Better Goods for the Same Money or “Meet Meat the Fountain’ GREENHUT- Sixtk Avenue This Is the Last Month for the Voting on Our Distribution of $35,000 to Directories of the Various Manufacturing Exhibits Dis- tributed at the Main En- trances of Both Buildings. Come & See Diamonds cut, polished and set—seldom, if ever, shown before in public in this city. A Jewelry Shop making chains, pins and brooches. An Irish Lace Maker at work. Persians making an Ori- ental Rug. A Hand Loom of our grand- mothers and operator making Rag Carpets. A modern high-speed Rug Loom at work. Glass Cutting, Etching and Polishing. Looms weaving Ribbons, Braid, Silks, etc. Expert hand-workers mak- ing Neckwear, Braid - work, Millinery Bows, Ornaments. Machines that hemstitch, fold and box handkerchiefs. Complete factories turning out Gloves, Shoes, Neckties, Hosiery, Knit Underwear and a score of other products. Teddy Bears and Indian Suits being made. The manufacture of Baby Carriages. Women’s Hosiery Made While You Watch. A Complete Wash-Fabric Print Works in Operation. A Men's Shirt Factory in Operation. Machines Making Bath Towels and Mats. A Blanket Factory at Work. A Complete Umbrella Fac- tory at Work. A Complete Underwear Factory at Work. A Complete Petticoat Fac- tory at Work. A Corset Factory in Opera- tion. A Hat Factory in Operation. A Trunk and Bag Factory in Operation. Two Complete Clothing Factories in Operation. Machines Making Sweat- ers, Flowers, Hose Suppor- ters, Hooks and Eyes, Fountain Pens, Braid, Cigar- ettes and Fifty Other Things. All Products of These Fac- tories and Machines Sold at Manufacturing Cost. numerous beautiful models that grace our There is much that is novel to see here and we bespcak acall from you tomorrow. Hundreds of splendid new models at $5, $7.50, $8.50, $10, $12.50 $15, §20 and °25 And at every prico a wonderful value. (MAIN Buliding, Firet Ploor,) eS . eye N S 9n 6 , ” NN the Big Store’s “Industrial Exposition DS iN By the time you read this paper, there will be ONE HUNDRED AND Sa Gy FIFTY-17 WO small but complete manufacturing plants in full operation in our MME two buildings. ‘These little factories will be turning out 152 kinds of goods, from MAIN BUILDIN me A City in Itsel EL COOPER ©. 18® to 19% Streets to the Extent of J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. Come and See How Goods Are Made in curled feathers to shoes, and from buttons to furniture. _ Nine people out of ten like to see machines inoperation. These are the more interesting because they are making the goods that take an important place in your every-day life. Come, then, and see how your is are made. Come, too, and see for how little such goods can be sold. The product of} these busy little factories will be sold at their manufacturing cost. In addition, both of our buildings and all of our stocks are in the grip of OUR 16TH ANNIVERSARY SALE MAIN BUILDIN: ing at A Remarkable oF one ° Exhibition in the The American Printing Co. of Fall River, Mass., have now in full operation on the Main Floor (north aisle) of our MAIN Building the marvelous engraving machines used for preparing the copper rollers which print the patterns on percales. These are fascinating machines to watch and one of the greatest triumphs of human ingenuity. Experts from their mills will be in attendance to explain the various methods employed in the manufacture of the fabrics. Dresses made by HOME DRESSMAKERS of American Print- American-Sentry Percale—31 | American-Twill Draperies—25 | American Prints — 24 inches inches wide; fast colors; inches wide; fast colors; wide; fast colors; acknowl- Standard grace; patterns in printed in bright,clear colors, edged throughout the world same fast colors. grounds; smart styles and light and dark grounds; | in a variety of beautiful, staple dots, lines, checks, many-color designs and with etc.;unusual value fora pop- | a choice of colorings on| #8 the standard print; ~@1 |, in the best ular’ priced percale;F71 Standard twill eth; wept | Yatdosssssousessse, ORCL. yardirs exelnelve designes: 9 Dt Te (MAIN Building, Main Floor.) yard... .seeerees 2c 1s RRL Cer einer ee Department, and dresses and shirts made of worn by the attendants. In connection with arranged to put on dis) coloring, 200,000 yar CALES AND PRINTS. American-Pilgrim Piints-—24 | American-Rumson Penangs— inches wide; fast colors;dyed | 36 inches wide; fast colors; and printed with the same | exceptional finish and skill and care and wih the quality; light and dark yard. MAIN BUILDING A Banner Day in Our Silk Store Anniversary Sale Bargains for Tomorrow’s Selling That Will Astonish This Town. low _ The. specials are absolutely the greatest ever offered at the beginning of the season. All-Silk Satin Messaline—35 to 36 Inches wide; full as- sortment of best Fall colors, A time when silks by the yard are in the height of de- mand, Black Satin Duchesse—36 | Double - Width All - Silk inches wide; eooa’ Crepe de Chine— heavy, $1.10; yard....... 8c firm dress quality; Black Moire Bengaline—36 | Black Charmeuse—40 inches Hide; wide; regularly $ ropa OM aa 7 78 $2.25; hare 1.68 , Black Satin also white and shades; value $1.25 $2.25; yard... le Chine—-40 black; value $1; yd. DC | Double-Width Drese Char. | _ Juni st’. > SOC] pisck Tafveta—95 | Inches wide; soft quality; | | § Black Crepe de ‘Chine—40 | mcuse—Best and newest | Black’ Crepe de Chine—44| Plack Taffe vd value $1.35; 93 inches wide; value 95. colors; value $2; $ in, wide; value $ wide; regularly 965, ard..... 7 ic $1.25; yard....... Ic yard... : 1.28 $2.25; yard.... 1.55 VODs cas acansaks ic (MAIN Bullding, First Floor.) x MAIN BUILDING Anniversary Sale of Women’s 1959 Coats Two Hundred Showroom SampleCoats, from Three of Our from paren crystal blanks. ( Cutting by expert workmen.) Rich Cut Glass Fern Dish—as illustrated, full size, 8 inches; silver-plated lining and fernery; complete with two silver-plated candle arms, metal cuirass shades and ‘MAIN BUILDING: Sale of Women’s Best Coat $ Muslin = || Makers, at ws me Cu as" 49. 4 8 Underwear Sizes 34, 36 and 38 $1.95 | wih cut Giase” $49 Value $1.25, Haviigsnd catosk onc hanamihaares $2.50 Rich Cut Giase” $9" an omorrow at TSC moneecl eg Rises to can ie ibe satin Ceres Sugar i179 unusual values was a complete sacri- fice of their sample lines. Thesmartest Fall and Winter novelties -FACED CLOTH, S, BOUCLE AND BLACK BROADCLOTH. Colors are navy, brown, tan and light and dark gray. Some are plainly tailored, others trimmed with touches of velvet or contrasting colored cloth, made in the most desirable styles, on long, graceful lines with either loose or belted backs, Lawn Combinations, trim- and Cream Sets—at med with lace insertions and ribbon. (MAIN Building, Pirst Floor.) (GREENHUT Building, Main ‘MAIN BUILDING Big Values in Silk Shetland Veils Black, white, brown and navy; for Tuesday selling. 9x12 Velvet Rugs regularly $1.50 to Patrons who know by pleasant ex- ings; an exceptional big value;| and $1.95; yard...... 98. perience the careful accuragy of our $i io arate on statements as to values and quality, will hail with delight this extraordinary economy opportunity in the newest productions of the season. One of the clever models in hand- some tweed is illustrated, (MAIN B (MAIN Bullding, Main Floor.) (GREENHUT Building, First We Illustrate This “Germaine” Hat Modeled After One of theSmart Productions of a Paris Modiste. It is THE NEW AMAZON SHAPE SAILOR, made of plush and trimmed with a new silver thistle, and white, fancy band around crown. ding, First Floor.) MAIN BUILDING Anniversary Sale Spe- J ewelry cials, Tomorrow, in For your personal use—for gift purposes-HERE and NOW is where your money farthest And by wa now will prc Diamond-Se BREAD RAISERS—14-4t. : 39c able Pieces Quality christmas is coming!" An investment made Dinner Ri beauti- | Solid Gold Stone-Set Rings—a large 18 | Gotd-Fittea Bead > Thie i are . ful pierced design set with four cut] variety of clusters and single 0 e oJ This is merely one of the diamonds and three real opals or| stones in most all colors; $ oe showrooms, sapphires, or reconstructed rubies;] values to $4; at.... . % 14-k. gold; diamonds in pla- $ s , 1 > cklaces—sev- ee tinum sett $25; at ni nt peat Solid gold;| eral sizes of beads; ee ir ited witht secect soap. cat feta | Roman gold finish; value $2; | i ut Hl one diainond and sapphires $4 4 a #08 ‘ cis or rubic $20; at 4/White Celluloid Dresser Clock RERLIN SAL WOoqt, size; cover; at White Celluloid Picture Frames aid pc Ty id with old C . aglish initial solid gold inlaid in fancy decora- or with old English | 95 Ry value $3; at Orders on Barga the Same Goods for Less Money Than Elsewhere’’ Share Our Profits 5 Per Cent By Collecting ZOE Green Trading Stamps, Which Are Gtven Free with Purchases Made Here. Complimentary aoe Stamps Free, Tomorrow As many sets as are reasonably required for books unfilled will be given to all per- whether pur- chasers or not, apply- Parlor, GREENHUT Building, tomorrow. It will be advantageous to start filling at one time as many books as will be needed to secure the premium desired, Only 100 free stamps good in any one book. Wash Goods Store ing Co. percales and prints, as cut by Butterick patterns, will be chown o forms in oer show windows and in the Cotton Goods this remarkable machinery exhibit we have lay and sale, in every desirable design and is of AMERICAN PRINTING CO.’S PER- American-Seout Percales—36 MAIN BUILDIN( Linens, ete. 26¢ Hematitched Initial Pil- Odd Towels—values to 29¢; each 19¢ Odd Lot of Squares, Scarfs and Shams- i 15¢; each, 4.45 loped Damask Cloths—68 inches round; each... (MAIN Building, Main Fioor,) GREENHUT BUILDING. Anniversary Ri h C Gl Secaisin’ Rich Cut Glass We guarantee every piece to be brilliantly hand-finished ee our interesting demonstration of Rich Cut Glass $1.25 Rich Cut Glass Spoon 98e Rich Cut Glass Bonbon Dishes—at $3.95 Rich Cut Gass Cov: $6 ered Butter Dishes ac 52.85 $6.50 Rich Cut Glass Jelly 54 65 Dishea—at............ mo GREENHUT BUILDING. nniversary s Speciaie nm” Domestic Rugs 200 velvet and tapestry Brussels rugs at big reductions 9x 12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs New designs and bright, pretty color-| Large variety of beautiful di TY grade, to- MOFTOW, Bt. .ceeeeseee Flor.) GREENHUT BUILDING Bargain-Basement 50c to *1 Gray Enamel Ware AU Extra-Large, Desir-) TBA KETTI All Firat ~All Perfect Goods-~Your Choice, 8 Basement G: the Premium on the Third Floor of our the fabrics will be inches wide; fast colors; a standard grade; patterns in light and dark grounds, t and fancy dependable; 10c will give greatest sat- isfaction; yard ..... 19¢ Cases—each........ Edge Round °2.95 89c 69c Moor.) choice colorings; $12.50 «39¢ capacity 8 E POTS— with cove Shas