The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1920, Page 7

LUNCHES. \FOR 5 SCHOOLS | HERE WEDNESDAY RE Re-establishment Ordered After Nunches this winter, because ie demands for mone: head expenses, The Evening that an appropriation was of service. Evening World. * Penny lunches will bo’ re-estab- Mashed in fifteen Manhattan schools at Moon Wednesday through the efforts of The Evening World, which has for @ many years continued to urge upon the Board of Educatfon this economy md convenience for public school pupils. When the school year opened it appeared the No. 34—Broome and St 388—Broome and Cla e- Hubert and Col a, 10.C} ‘0. 187 Broome § Henry and 160—Rivington and | Franklin ‘simon 8 ‘Co! Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Not Merely Inexpensive Handkerchiefs, But Good HANDKERCHIEFS 4 For MEN and WOMEN Priced Inexpensively — . An Example of Franklin Simon & Co. Values (AT is difficult at any price to N find so many styles of really \ BCS W tasteful handkerchiefs; it is A almost impossible at the present time +) to find handkervhiafs of such excel- ' lent quality so reasonably priced in any other collection. ‘ Women’s Handkerchiefs ‘ SHEER QUALITY HANDKERCHIESS, scal- loped or hemstitched, with embroidered corner. Each «25 PURE LINEN - HANDKERCHIEFS, lace edged or scalloped. Each .35 REAL MADEIRA HANDKERCHIESS, regular or slove size, hand scalloped, with embroidered corners. Each .15 FRENCH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS with colored hemstitched hems and colored striped borders with hand embroid- ered dots. Assorted colors, Each «19 FRENCH I.INEN HANDKER2CHIEFS with narrow hemstitched hems and es- sorted tape borders. Esch «79 FRENCH GLOVE HANDKERCHIEFS of pure linen, hand scalloped,one corner sr- tistically hand embroidered. Each 1,00 SHEER HANDKERCHIEFS with scalloped edges, embroidered in- Box of 1.25 itials. ° grt aw aS ee ere SET Cae ad TS ome 1 0 8 Car rT t Men’s Handkerchiefs LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS with hem- stitched hems and tape borders. Each 5 PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEEFS, hemstitched hems and tape bor- ders. Each 1.00 GOOD QUALITY HANDKERCHIEEFS, hemstitched. Box of 6 .90 HANDKERCHIEEFS, hemstitched, white or colored embroidered initials. Box of 6 1.50 PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, hem- stitc ems with “longfellow” 3.00 initals. Box of 6 HANDKERCHIEF SHOP—Main Floor © |e dénied these cheap but wholesome ; other y° for school purposes had: caused the elim- ination of the appropriation for ove: Work Fesumed its campaign, with the result finally made, Children’s pennies are expect- ed to pay the cost of the foodstuffs, the city having to bear only the cost The schools at which the lunches, will be served, beginning Wednesday nodn, are: H No. 1—He' 1d Catherine Streets, A Long Campaign by The No. $-Hudson.and Grove Strects. . 17-—No. 327 West 47th Street . 20.—Rivington and Forysth er 19 Weet 44th Street », 430 Weat 50th Street jarkson Street. Sak ahd James streata, G jouvernetr | Suffolk | rx See ee ee RURUE We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower THE EVENING “won. Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only Sterling silverware. hammered A special purchase made some time ago and offered now at important concessions. The shapes are simple and dignified, the handles ham- mered, the bowls brightly polished. 395 pieces, each $1.12 Olive forks, lemon forks, cream ladles, bouillon spoons, cheese servers, butter knives, jam spoons, sugar spoons, oyster forks, bon bon tongs, etc. 107 pieces, each $2.24 . Cold meat forks, gravy ladles, small berry spoons, tomato servers, lettuce forks, lettuce spoons, preserve spoons. \In a plain bright finish design we have about two hundred odd sterling silver dessert spoons, dessert forks, dessert knives and tablespoons, good weight. They were for- merly priced from $2.26 to $2.93. Reduced for clearance, $1.69 Ryowys —Main Moor, Broadway, Women’s Dresses of Poiret Twill $28.75 In navy only, plain tailored straight line models, with long or short sleeves, all alike in smartness and good design. Embroidered in self color. Sizes 36 AWK —Third Moor, 34th Street, Rear. mr Toe ‘“o ay, resnvany ‘16> to 44. Jeanne whose Of rough, shiny straw, basket weave—bleck; brown, navy, purple, 5 jade. : effects. “Galiged Hats smart simplicity has an appeal for women and misses. Specially priced $3.84 cherry, sand, rose, Copenhagen There are the popular, rolled brims and Heeye—Untrimraed Hat Dept, Second Floer, 34th Street. Airy-fairy georgette crepe all beruf- fled and beribboned with a saucy bow at the back composes Judy’s frock, And it makes her look like a wee bit of cloud, it’s so billowy and light. $12.89. Jeanne proves to us how charming hairline stripes can be when wern by } an extremely young damsel. The col- | lar and cuffs on this frock of voile made of white organdie and hand-embroidered. Wee pearl bvt- tons fasten it down the back and a great perky bow of organdie flies oa the breeze. $3.89. are both Patsy bewitching, in sheer white s voile with organdie collar and cuffs. The pale blue smocking and hand em- broidered rosebuds are all that are needed to malze it irresistibles $5.49, ‘ripe and side The last 500 of these 6 DILDO DONS, oO hee e Sprin ror The section where little boys and girls of two to four may be fitted with new apparel blooms anew with tiny lovely garments. Delicate fabrics for party frocks that are A. M. rainbow. Eve is dressed in organdie, stiff, prim and cunning, and the dainty lace trim- ming and two-tone ribbons add the last Our Semi-Annual Housefurnish- ings Sale begins Tuesday, 9:00 For details see Mon- day’s Mail and Eve. Journal Fashions iny Folks wrought with fairy magic, sturdy ones for deftly embroidered play dresses, and all: have been colored with bits of the touch of adorable adornment. $4.74 Punch boasts of two real, though tiny Tiny pockets in his sturdy repp suit. scallops and dainty buttons help pearl buttons to trim it. ties are brief and wide-legged. $3.89> Peggy's dress has a collar just like the one on Mother's frock. The col- Jar and cuffs are of shecr crisp or- vandie and slender pastel colored rib- bon ties itself in little bows at the elbows and neck, Hand smocking across the front of yoke. $4.74. Peter _farre—Third Viowr, Heme, 25th Street The little pan- steamer and auto robes (all wool ool filling and cot and cotton warp) Men’s and women’s cotton umbrellas the i Totty is delightfully demure in a frock cf novelty weave voile with accordion pleated collar and cuffs. Just the cutest rose that you could imagine is embroidered with some friendly forget- me-nots on the sleeve and at the neck. $3.89. Fifi, the coy and cute, is practically dressed in a strong chambray froch. The collar and cuffs are of white pique and are hand embroidered. Wee bits of buttons at odd places and cunning apologies for pockets help to make this frock her favorite. $3.89. Peter displays his strong masculine tastes by indulging in a suit of dur-_ able crepe. Collar and pocket flaps’ of white repp. Tiny pearl buttons fasten | the front and hand smocking trims the blouse. $3.89. Special | $1.98 | Special 5 Special $5.94 | ve fall | size No more to be had after these are sold at this extremely low price. more enjoyable with one of these. They come in attractive reversible plaids and are fringed. » filled only as long as the quantity |: St, Rear. auto or boat trip may be made Mail and telephone orders will b Special Your Spring | ts. 109 Sport Sweaters Specially priced $9 74 | $1.12 each Regularly would be $12.74 frame. Folding leather | photograph | frames frames of brown leather have 1,073 men’s and 130 women’s black, cotton umbrel as, 8-ribbed, paragon The materiahs are rainproof and fast color. This is the lowest price in the city for umbrellas of this quality, and the last we can get at this price. Mewe—Main Floor, Broadway. Pressed glass of cut glass brilliance So closely resembling cut glass, that when displayed upon your shining white table linen, it is invariably assumed to be cut glass, It is heavy and clear with deep impressions, convenient folding | Special at 49¢ each Vases, 8! and 10 inches high. | openings 3!.x5 inches for Bowls. In Tuxedo models, with girdle belt | either one or two pictures. | Comports with two handles. Sait . There is ulso a limited num- | Fern dishes. and tassel. Smart both in style . : ; | Nappies. 1 TH butt, ber in black, with openings Celery trays and weave. n bu turquoise, | for one picture. The frames | Sugar bowls salmon, purple and peacock, Bawe—Third Poor, S41b Street, Front, Store hours: Meee cong were regularly $1.49, £699 —Main Floor, Brondwas, 9.00 to 5.30 Cream pitchers } #% set. \ There are no cases. | Special at 97c each Salad bowls. | Cake plates. Two-quart pitchers, | Nappies. | Special $1.96 dozen | Tumblers. LET —torement, Bith Street. LE a ee