The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1920, Page 6

New Tork should be thoroughly in- ment and within « half hour had burned ted before there is any more | through the roof. WeelMation coment. PLANES SEARCH FOR LOST. TWO DIE IN HOTEL BLAZE. | rhr0e rivers Goi er Wantes of Pwo Maserea Fico lames ta Mig] 108 ANGBLAS, Cal. April 1.—Three Seattle as aviators from 18 Angeles to-day BEATTLE, Wash., April 7.—Two per- | searched Death Valley for M. K. Wilson) sons were killed here early to-day by|Government eologist, and Milton eaping from upper floors of the burning | Moore, & camera man, who have been Hotel Lineotn. More than 200 guests| missing more than two weeks, They ing ‘mission to make photos. i! H tel “ Gives Big Increases to Higher | nutding ths’ Ate oeStier itefy erie Bhs aviators took with them water Salaried, and Slight Raises = to Poorly Paid. Mayor Hylan jo-dmy wrote @ second letter to Legislators, asking them to ‘vote aguinst the paseage of the Lock- { wood-Donghue Bill, charging that this measure gives exhorbitant increases “to higher paid teachers while the poorly paid receive Init slight raises. ‘The Mayor's letter fotlowe: 1 take the Hberty, of writing you again about the Lockwood ue Bill, ‘This dill does not treat the younger and poorly paid teacher fair- jy. Neither did the Lockwood Bill ‘of Inst year. The Lockwood Bill of ut OF UNUSUAL VALUE In Black Satin. and Brown Satin with High Louis Heel, Turned Sole and Tailored Bow, $10.50 Same style in Brown Calf, Jast year, with the spreading clause eliminated (whieh will cost the people $1 2.50 of this city about $17,000,000 yearly) cleskin increases the salaries of teachers Also in Nut Brown Bu ‘ ‘2 . and Black Buckskin, from $65 @ year to about $2,000 a year. If this bil dealt fairly with all teach- ‘ere in al} grates, each teacher would | receive an average increase in their salary of about $800 per year instead of some getting only $65 per year in- crease. “The Lockwood-Donohue Bil will cost the people of the city $25,000,000 to $30,000,000, in addition to the; * $17,000,000 under the old Lockwood Bill, This will gives to those recelv- / ing $2,260 and leas a 40 per cent. in- crease. A teacher who receives $1,000 per year salary will get an increase of only $400, while @ teacher receiv- ing #2260 woult receive an increase of $904, and a cooking teacher will rocelve an increase in salary under these bilis of from $1,400 to $3,510, Making an increase in salary in one |. year of $2,110. “Mf the $25,000,000 which the Lock- Our suits, in bro i ‘wood-Donohue Bill will cost the peo- " wn materials + ple of this olty were distributed for men, are a happy medium. eeeahy sere! ae aren Cac} If you are inclined to a suit of this color, $12.50 ROWN suits appeal strongly to many men, but not many men can wear brown becomingly. There is a marked difference in brown tones, varying from conservative to radical. RG Ep CE we've made “a brown study” of the subject just Fear (it apportioned equally, as| {il which enables us to please your fancy «nd it should have (been, among all teach- lexion. - ij oe ie ts edn tmahen wce not | HM BROKAW BROTHERS ire orcoe co mien in ee 1457-1463 BROADWAY ago, or in the fone Bil of last AT FORTY-SECOND STREET r, nor will they receive a proper IND increase under the Lockwood-Dono- | we Bill if ot becomes law, “The whole educational system (n FRANKLIN SIMON Boys’ SHoPps—FIFTH FLOOR The Famous Foot Specialist Who Designed the Last for our Boys’, Says there should be no such thing as “breaking in” a shoe HEN he goes on to say, that if your son must i break in a shoe, it simply means that you have not found the proper sort of shoe for him, and that he is breaking in his feet and not his shoes! The Wearmoor Shoe is already broken in to the , natural lines of the foot, in motion or at rest— broken in by one of the greatest foot specialists of, the age, who has charted every piece of bone and tissue in the human foot, from the heel to the big toe joint, and concentrated in the Wearmoor last a lifetime study of the anatomy of the human foot. Finally, we ourselves select the leathers and the linings, and supervise all processes of the workman- ship, so that quality and service may be added to ‘ the most perfect, shoe ever designed for boys. Nobody else has the Wearmoor—— it ts controlled by us for you. Sizes 10 to 13% 985° Sizes 1 to 6 91 franklin Simon & Co. Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets Boys’ and Children’s Haircutting Shop — Fifth Floor were driven to the atrests in scanty|went into the region on a Government f Ask Mr."Foster | j y Wi y/ FIFTH AVENUE WEEK Service Te & ay OT : April Fifth to Tenth, 1920 The Summer Camp should be selected early. ‘Tis ne 1 ji " > % Commodations are limited, “information a 38th Street ~FIFTH AVENUE-- 39th Street Exhibit of Art in Comimer cliable camps and ranches for girls or boys i" a or adults. : 4 Telephone Orders Filled~-Phone Greeley 1900-—-Ask jor Telephone Order Desk Summer Rugs In a Profusion of Colors, Weaves, Sizes and Prices E lay special stress on our plentiful assortments of summer rugs, because we know you like to make your selections where there is a variety. We have tried to assemble rugs for every taste and every purpose. The three items here presented have important quality and price appeal. Grass Rugs From Japan made by those nimble fingers that have so well succeeded in combining art and superior work- manship. Size 3x6 ft....... $2.15 | Size 814x101 ft.$19.75 Size 414x714 ft.. $9.25 ize 9x12 ft... ..$27.50 Size 6x9-feet... .$13.75 Rush Rugs From Japan seen in the fashionable tea rooms of Tokio; oval and square in shape; light-weight and cool-look- ing; attractive patterns or plain. Size 3x6ft..... $4.75 | Size 814x1014 ft.$19.75 Size 414x714 ft.. $9.25 | Size 9x12 ft.....$27.50 Sige 6x9 feet... .$13.75 Summery Rag Rugs the rugs that have a favored place in almost every home. You will be delighted with this great showing, as every conceivable kind of rag rug is here for you. SSOKGU IOMES Tay es outs nev cee $2.75 and $3.25 4x7 feet... ... $6.00 and $8.50 6x9 feet. ... $12.50 and $15.50 8x10 feet. ... $19.50 and $23.50 Oxle featinn ini ists Ustees cee $24.50 and $28.50 Summery Charm Vieing with Good Value In These Hangings T will be your good fortune to come into the I possession of one or more of these three offerings, either for your summer home or to add a bit of newness to your city home. Figured Filet Net Curtains $2\90 and $3.90 pair Very sheer and dainty 214 yards long—a number of pretty designs—white ivory or ecru—p'a'n or f guied centres. Plain Cream Nei for Curtains 55c yard 72 inches wide—madras weave—effective with an over drape of chintz. Domestic and Imported Cretonnes 80c yard ‘These cretonnes are a source of pleasure to us be- cause we like to have such a splendid assortment to show you at such an attractive price. There are over 200 patterns—some of fascinating French and English design. You will be surprised to find them so charm- ing at only 80c a yard. —_—__—__—, Fifth Floor. Good Linen. News EVERAL items that will permit you S to buy in large quantities and keep your expenditure reasonably low. Damask Table Cloths and Napkins Direct from Belfast, Ireland A delayed shipment of the famous “gold medal” pure linen damask cloths and napkins manufactured by Wm. Liddell & Co. Table Cloths, 2x2 yards....each $10.75 Table Cloths, 2x24 yards....cach $13.50 Napkins to match, wide satin stripe, doz., $12.75 An Exceptional Value in Table Cloths Of pure linen damask,....+.....+.-+ each $5.95 A Worthy Napkin Value Pure Irish linen damask Napkins. .dozen $6.95 Pure Irish Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases Good quality-——well made BNSOIR as ions cura) pair $19.50, $23.50 Plow CRSCR soap panacea ae . pair $3.95 Union Linen Huck Towels Hemmed, damask borders, fine quality huck- BOAR ora cia tinea e sie aisle dozen $5.95 a Store Closes at 5 P. M. Dress Cottons Two interesting tlems for those economically inclined Gingham 68c yard Fine quality American Gingham in ghecks, stripes and plaids. Also plain col- ors. 31-32 inches wide. Voiles 68c yard Wide selection of beauti- ful printed Voiles in strik- ing new patterns and color- ings. 39-40 inches wide. Second Floor Spring Woolens Two splendid values of Spring weight fabrics, unusually priced. Serges $3.25 yard Navy blue and black fine all wool Costume Ser ges; 45 inches wide. Poplins » $1.58 yard Colored dress Poplins of V4 silk and cotton warp; 36 inches wide. Second Floor Mousquetaire Silk Gloves $1.25 N° exceptional A value in silk Gloves, the pop- ular glove for Spring and Summer wear—in one of the most wanted lengths of this season of short sleeves. Milanese Silks of choice quality with double fingér tips. Grey, Pearl Pongee, Mastic Ground Floor, Interesting Items in Notions GS teases items of necessary articles —the little things one frequently needs, but frequently forgets to buy. ‘These are priced less than usual, to make it worth your while to get them now. Impetial Dress Shields, rub- ber lined, with nainsook covering. Size 2...pair 42c Size 3...pair 44c Size 4...pair 46c Women’s Hese Supporters pair 20c Mercerized Corset Laces in white and pink; tubular and 5 yards long..... 10c Silk Corset Laces; flat, pink and white..........40¢ Cotton Tape, 24-yard rolls, white only..........30¢ Lingerie Tape in pink, blue and white piece 10¢ Sheet Pins, P. & A. make. Size F 34.....paper 8c Fr Floor ° ° Spring Silks Beautiful designs in the wanted weaves at unusually moderate prices Foulard Silks $2.75 yard Excellent patterns and colors appropriate for street and afternoon frocks; 36 inches wide. Printed Levantines $2.75 yard Attractive floral and all-over patterns in many new shades; 36 inches wide. ¢ Printed Georgettes ' $3.95 yard Beautiful large floral designs and attractive all-over effects in lovely new colorings; 40 inches wide Ground Floor ‘For Spring and Summer |O give the enriching touch of luxury and comfort to the new Spring. outfit, we are : showing a beautiful collection of Stoles, Scarfs and Capelets of Mole, Squirrel, Skunk, Mink, Kolinsky and Sable . At Attractive Prices Hudson ‘Seal Scarfs Mink .Animal!l shaped (dyed Muskrat)...@59.50 | Slarfs........-... $45.00 Wolf Animal Shaped Baum Marten Animal pone silk hed in taupe | Scarfs....:....... $85.00 and brown shades. Fox Animal shaped $29.50 and $47.50 | Scarfs in Victoria aa Australian “ Opossum | taupe shades fancy tie Scarfs....$37.50 $47.50 and $72.50 —STORE YOUR FURS in our Cold Storage Vaults Full protection against loss by moths, fire and theft. Fur Neckpieces Fourth Floor, ‘Spring Weight Underwear for Women REPARE for the warm days of late April and early May, by stocking up on the right weights for Summer wear. Gauze Weight Union Suits, low neck, SISOFOIMNE icceens tsa enicalstamem els oes 4 c Fine Ribbed Union Suits, band top, in PING ON White cos sb ee cee sense $1.45 Fine Cotton Bloomers, pink ot white, TeMUlAP Of CRUE SIZES) «265 cans convenes ss soe 85c | Glove Silk Top Union Suits, in white POgUlat OF Cera GSC8 ayes ca saneysose se $1.95 Timely offerings and exceptional values. NNOUNCCMNCIUS ‘Ts STATIONERY SHOP is ready to offer suggestions for Wedding Engraving, showing the latest vogue, correct in etiquette and style. Since the work is done in our store, we are enabled to give each order individual attention and to as- sure a high grade of workmanship, Visiting cards of proper form and style— monograms distinctive in design may be viewed in the department. Ground Floor