The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1917, Page 12

for Men Soon the leaves will be turn- fing on the trees; the Av tints are already to be not the Men's Shop, with al! varied readiness for men's Fall and Winter comfort. For the man who likes to get a running jump on the few season, here's how |) to do it:— New Blue Unfinished |, Worsted and Flannel Suits, $26.50 i) «= The Flannel Suits are also in gray. } Four distinctively new models, from a maker who red in GOOD TAILORING—which means that the clothing holds its | ae mode! has regulation flap pockets, in a cut for men who like smart, but conservative style. One double-breasted, and two single-breasted models for "J younger men, and men who dress to “stay young.” There's a pre eavetem, in that, if bought today, these Suits would have to sell for about $29.50, Other Fall Suits Fall Overcoats } $15.95 to $32.50 $17.50 to $30.00 ‘Men'e Bhop, Geoond Noor, Hort street, Men’s Fall Shirts Extra Good at 85c Styles and weight fit for Autumn wearing. By rights || they should sell for a dollar; at 85c they are just that an ] more of a bargain. Sizes 14 to 1644—soft cuffs. us trot floor, eat Buflting. Stetson Soft Hats Fall Styles—$4 to $5 Stetson's are standard — you're sure of style and quality. The new blocks Tats Stetson fame. We | have all the favorite ones; for younger and older men. | One is illustrated—"The Stetson- | ian"—you'll get a better idea of it on your own head. $5, é The excellent A. & S. Soft Hats, $1.95, $2.95, $3.50. , "| Men's Bhop, Btreet floor, Hort stradt, The Autumn China, Safe Offers s Gold and White Disiner Sets Of American Porcelain At $21.89, Regularly $28.98 These distinguished-looking dinner services are one of the Sale’s most attractive offer- ings, 102 pieces, with broad bands of coin gold and gold handles on fine white por- celain. They include platters in three sizes and bread and butter plates. Many other Dinner Sets, Specially Priced, $9.25 to $26.98, $1.98 to $2.50 Japanese China, 98c ees is owt SES Raise SaaS See SG | Cut Glass in the Autumn Sale ‘Two pieces are Illustrated among many attractive designs, | , More many anh, $2.49 maronnene Sets 1.98 $98 Fe eM | mort enp nnn vats tare $4.49 Flower Vases, $2.39 $2.98 Mower Vases, $1.98 Aek Granen Boe * Butter Sets, $2.95 $1.98 Whipped Cream Bowls, 91.40 $2.49 Jelly Dishes, 61.69 62.49 Celery Trays, 91.40 $4.49 Fern Dishes, $2.08 Mantel Clocks, Special at $9.9. (Illustrated) Mahogany finish, tambour shape, 21 inches long, 944 inches high, with 8-day movement. = s Mahogany Desk or Boudoir Clocks, $3.98 Fancy inlaid faces; 7% inches long, 6 inches high; with eight-day move- ment. In pretty rose, wheat and follage Govigns: fancy cut yundlos $3.98 Ice Cream Trays, $2 Lamps—Three Unusual Offerings Domes, eight mber art glass; new shape, with metal overlaid 9, At $4.98; for electricity, regularly ses $6.49 Lamps, fo: inch ellk shi with 3 Solid Mahogany Table Lam, shade with fringe and gol | dow; regularly $0.98, at... |] | preased the opinion that, contrary |] | 20 appreciable effect on school at- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1917. “ fe J t G 9 a . . pode * York * “en done he ev cae ng b t the . ber | Kaact feure . hot be . | only additional faciliies tur out the entire city ‘The Hoard of Hstimate bas hest | tated to make appropriations for new | buildings because the impending | question of estabiishing the Gary | s method, It is ates, would dou- f all classrooms ble the and wor! we by providing for their use by diferent classes at different | hours of the day, and would thus do away with the growing necessity for more apace. An investigation and comparison of | the relative merits of the present | method @nd the Gary system will be made by the State Board of Educa- tion this fall, but It is not expected that @ decision will be reached befure Jan. 1, A change of routine most impor- | tant, to the kiddies ut least, 1s the | proposed lengthening of the school day. They may bave to go to school | an hour longer each day. To meer | with the requirements of the recestly enacted Welsh Physical ‘Praining Law, without detracting from the other courses of study, tt will be necessary to add from thirty to sixty minutes to the school day. The Board of Superintendents of | Schools proposed increasing the day sixty minutes, but thy Board of Edu- cation has not yet adopted the reso- jlution. The two boards will meet in |extraordinary session to-day to thresh pho question out, | ‘The relation of the Welsh Act to | elementary schools calls for a corre- lation with medical school inspec- tion and datly class inspection by the regular class teacher; for setting- up drills of et least two minutes’ duration at the beginning of each} | class period, or at least four times a day; talks on hygiene in two ten or n-minute periods a week by the class teachers, and for supervised | | recreation of at least sixty minutes each week. | “Acting Superintendent Walsh ex- to rumors, war conditions would have | tendance, though It Is expected that |many will try to take advantage of It, But many additional truant of ficers have been the would-be slack normal cenditions nged to deal with and to see that Don’t “Kid” Yourself Into Thinking That keop on eating the nd trust your poor ol: way you yet FRUIT-LAXATIVE ROLLS “A TREAT TO EAT @e the trick. We gop't Bt balleve ie" or ave rin elf NEW YORKEXPEGIS. | 850,000 PUPILS IN | PUBLIC SCHOOLS CkEDaL LEKMS $3.00 Down on $50.00 §.00 66 66 75.00 7-50 66 46 190.00 10: 46 66 450.00 15° 6 46 990.00 25:9 46 66 390.00 FREE BRASS BED 2 Tae = 2S eee Arye tional Display of Women's New Autumn Pootwear J ashionable Reots of ali Tan Calfskin, Patent leather ead black glace kidskin of with contrasting sucde of cloth uppers. Military, Cuber and Louls \\. heels t BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM. GLLINS & G Fulton Street, Brooklyn Interesting Values Offered in New Autumn Dresses Exclusive Women’s and Misses’ Models A Redingote model of superior quality’ Men's Wear Serge with a satin underskirt and sleeves. Smartly braided in soutache and finished with white collar. Special, 19.50 ° Satin and Crepe de Chine dresses come’ bined with Georgette, also models of Serge. Trimmings of embroidery, braid, 25.00 soutache and buttons. Pleated tunic and straight line effects. Special) Navy serge dresses trimmed with satin) or elaborately braided. Also charming) models in Crepe de Chine, georgette and | 29.75 Satin trimmed with beads. Special) Exquisite Fall models of Satin, Taffeta,) Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Serge. | Beautifully fashioned and artistically 35.00 Special) 19.50 trimmed with embroidery, Women’s and Misses’ Higher Cost Dresses A delightful array of Parisian creations in Charmeuse, Satin, Cre Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, in attractive new style motifs. 37.50 45.00 59.75 65.00 4» Meteor, Women’s and Misses’ New Fall Suits Mannishly tailored or richly fur trimmed suits developed In all the new ma- terials and marked by a touch of distinction, refinement and simplicity ever present in our models, 29.75 35.00 45.00 59.75 sw Distinctive Coats for Autumn Wear Women’s and Misses’ models specially designed for motor, formal and general wear, fashioned of exquisitely rich fabrics in new and graceful silhouettes, and trimmed with elegant furs. 29.75 37.50 48.00 65.00 Girls’ Autumn Dresses Hand embroidered belted frock of navy blue Serge with white pique guimpe, box pleated at sides and finished with an Oriental tassel. Spectal 8,00 Juniors’ and Girls’ new Fall serge dresses In navy blue, featuring new suspender effects with white guimpes or pleated model trime med with embroidery and black satin ties, Special 1 0.75 School or street dresses of navy blue serge fashioned in new maritime effects, with naval insignias embroidered in colors on sleeves. Spectal 12.75 Girls’ Wash Dresses for School Wear An assortment of pretty frocks in practical models for romping or school wear, In striped, checked or solid colored Chambrays and Ginghams, Also all white embroidered Pique dresses with colored velvet or ribbon sashes and pockets. 2.00 3.95 5.90 Black Velvet Tam-o-Shanter................ Special 2.95 and up SPECIAL FEATURES FOR SUNDAY WORLD READERS NEXT SUNDAY MAP in colors of all the National Guard and National Army Training Camps Locate your Soldier Boy at a glance. “RANSOM” a new serial by Arthur Somers Roche Author of LOOT ,, Begin Reading it “ SUNDAY In the Photographic Section MODERN WARFARE Pictured by West Pointers ALSO EXCLUSIVE PHOTOGRAPHS of Our Troops ready for the Trenches SONG By John L. Golden Author of “Poor Butterfly” * entitled Always Give a Soldier Boy a Ride Words and Music