The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1920, Page 7

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER | oar TOTO OAL NV NO LOO NOW Ae OO ONO LO TOO ee eee pet-School Days-Sclool Clotes HE garments and accessories offered on this page are a collection of _ practical, moderately priced, conservatively styled articles which every boy or girl should have when the school season starts. We have chosen them with special regard to the needs of boys and girls. The prices and utility of the garments will appeal to mothers and fathers who realize that to dress their boys and girls appropriately and carefully does not necessarily mean hazing them expensively attired. School Supplies Pencil set, complete with 6 lead| Atlantic Chalk—Good quality | Pencil set, blue and red—1 pen holder, also points, 2 short pencils; with a metal holder; in a pretty floral box; at T4c Fountain pen, in short or long lengths; equipped with a No. 2 14-kt pen point; clip attached; with coin self filler; regularly 94c; at 84c Mackinaws $10.74 In pleasing overplaids in all wool materials, ~ Several different Corduroy Suits $9.74 The fabric above all others for active boys who fough it in their clothes. These suits are To keep stra: nothing has From the Jewelry Section at 47c each locks out of kiddies’ eyes n invented which is more efticient than one of the band combs illus- pencils, | combined crayon pencil) school chalk; a gross to a box, at 29c rubber bands, clips, eraser, 6 pen| Small box of 12 pieces, assorted colors, at, box, lle White only, 18 sticks 'o a box; special at, box, 4c Lead pencils, good quality round pencils; metal tip and erasers; at, dozen, 39¢ Others from, dozen, 34¢ to 57¢ complete with 4 pencils, | pen holder, | eraser in a pretty floral box; at 29¢ Composition books, good quality paper, in various sizes and thick- nesses; many with press board covers; others with stiff card- board covers; from, each, 4c to 44 Rulers of highly polished wood, brass edges; 12 inches long; at, each, 8c Kaas —Mnin Floor, 35th Street. Items for Girls Separate S 16 years. and Plaid—$3.49 to $15. Full and pleated; some on cambric waists, others on straight waist bands, Sizes 6 to Moore lunch box. This is a very handy item for school children, as same can be folded flat when not being used; at, each, 29¢ We have a large variety of school bags, both domestic and imported, including plaids, corduroys and leathers; from 54c to $9.49 School bags, brief case style, with strong handles, moire lined, black or brown; exceptional value, kirts of Wool ry i Tailored Suits, $39.75 Velour Coats, $23.74 models including the box pleated Norfolk, with patch pockets and inverted pleat at back. Deep shawl collars or convertible styles are shown. Sizes 7 to 18 years. | trousers are lined throughout. As illustrated, H. Illustrated, J. Sizes 8 to 18 yrs. ractically rip-proof and no effort fa spared o make them “indestructible.” This fabric is weather-proof. The suits are lined with heavy khaki and the tied. 47c eal trated. Side comb with fine teeth, and a bandeau on which a wee bow may be Hair Barrettes Square, oval or bowknot styles. 34¢ and In shell, amber and demi. Aare —Main Floor, Centro, 34th Bt. . $3.49 and All Wool Navy and Black Serge Bloomers Cut full, made well and strongly sewn. * +89 —Sizes 6 to 6. Black Sateen $2.49. Meare —Third Floor, 35th Street. A warm heavy coat of wool velour, with great deep collar of nutria, coney, or may be had in brown, beaver and navy. Large buttons trim the front and pockets. Full lined with durable sateen. Sizes 8 to 16 years Trim of line, well tailored and fashioned of procti¢al fine tri- cotine. The narrow string belt, clever convertible poeta | deep pointed pockets are style notes , as smart as those found in Moth- ther's tailormade. Sizes 12 to Py Junior Norfolks of Corduroy, $5.94 are quite as welcome for little fellows as for their older brothers. They. will stand all sorts of ‘abuse and still look well. Box pleated model, pat ets; straight knee trousers, Lined throughout. Extra detachable white pique collar. In navy, tan, drab and brown, Sizes 3 to 10 yrs, Illustrated, K. Raincoats, $7.49 Of government bombazine, finished with clasp and buckle which do away with cumbersome buttons. Absolutely rain-proof; all scams strapped and cemented. Extra protection in the cape back which sheds rain, Sizes 6 to 18 years. Bare —Second Floor, 34th Street, Rear. Junior Norfolks of Cassimere, $8.94 These jaunty suits have stitched- down boxpleats on a yoke, which terminate ‘in pockets. Finished with a white pique detachable col- lar. Knee trousers. In all the wanted shades. Sizes 4 to 10 Similar, models at $10.74 Illustrated, C. Washable Suits, $5.89 They're heavy and warm, and we thought of the mothers who like to keep small boys in wash suits all win- ter through when we had them made. We left nothing undone which would improve these suits. There are no raw seams. The collars and yokes are double-faced as well as the pockets. The peckets too, are worthy of special mention, for at every corner where there is the slightest strain they are bar tacked. Strong linen braid on collar and cuffs. Occan shell bhttons where ever buttons are used regardless of whether or not they show. $5.89. Regulations, $8.94 | Just like big brother's naval uni- form, except that the trousers are of anabbreviated length. All wool navy blue serge, well-tailored: trimmed with braid and insignia. The straight middy blouse is | further embellished with a chev- ron on sleeve. White or yellow braid. Sizes 4 to 10 yrs, Illus- trated, D. Cheviot Suits, $14.74 Fine grade cheviots in all the new fall colorings. Several dif- ferent Norfolk pleated effects. as well as a double breasted mode! with two pairs of trousers. Sizes 8to IB yrs. Other suits at $16.74 to $24.74. Illustrated, B. Some models with continuation cuff trousers, as illustrated, F, yrs. and $12.74. There are two models of the many we have, illustrated FE. cnd G, Other washable suits from $2.89 to $5.94 Maze —Second Floor, h St. Rear, NEW YORK Special Values in Boys’ Furnishings Boys’ Blouses, 94c of fine count percales in light, medium and dark grounds Collars attached. At this low price you can afford to. have as many changes as your lively youngster needs, Sizes 6 to 16 years, Other blouses at $1.44, $1.89 up to $4.89. A Special Sale of Neckwear at 44c in plain colors, striped, dotted and patterned effects, all pretty shades, the sort the school boys like to wear, Other ties 74c to $1.89, Boys’ Golf Caps, $1.69 All wool tweed golf caps withgold satin lining, in all the new fall styles. Made in one piece, one piece and band back, the 8-4 styles with button and small Eng- lish style cap. In gray, tan, brown and mixtures. Sizes 6!/2 to 714. Children’s Cloth Caps, $2.24 Small boys’ all wool mixed cloth caps in all the new models, the Pinafore and Jack Tar styles among them. The brims are con- vertible. In gray, brown or tan mixtures with gold satin lining. Sizes 634 to 7. Meare —Scoond Floor, Kear, 34th S$. “Right-Shape”’ Shoes for Growing Feet Mothers cannot be too careful when selecting shoes for growing children, Therefore it's best to come to a dependable store and rely on the ex- perience td advice of experts when buying school shoes. These shoes »f ours have been made to rigid specifications and are everything that children’s shoes should be in quality of workmanship, leather and last. Girls’ gun metal shoes, lace, sizes 2/z to 6, black, illustrated A $9.89 Boys’ lace shoes made of a good quality black calfskin, welted soles. Sizes 2!/2 to 6, $8.89, IMustrated C. Baye —Second Floor, 85th Street, Rear, Boys’ gun metal lace shoes, Sizes- 2/2 to 6, $6.94, Illustrated B 16 years. $39.75. Silk lined. $23.74. Illustrated B, Illustrated C. ; ” Velvet Frocks for “Best,” $22.74 Rich velvet, cut on full simple lines, makes a charming dress for special occasions. Woolen embroidery in t green and cherry-red lend a cheerful note to its rich simplicity. Sizes 8 to 14, Brown, black, navy and burgundy. Illustrated D. Raincoats, $5.89 A smartly cut raincoat of rubberized Canton, convertible collar, deep pockets and buttoned belt. A cunning little hat which will efficiently Be est stray locks accompanies jt, In blue and tan. Sizes 6 to 16. aac ewe —Third Floor, 35th Street. ann meme cacte ie tt CC CCC ll ALLL LM tease Shee nO TE IIE LLL ELL LLL AL LOL Serge and Taffeta | Navy AllWoc! Serge Frocks, $21.74 | Dresses, $9.74 Taffeta and serge lend their com- | Hand embroidéry is more gener- bined efforts to make this little | ously used than ever before on frock a succes. The waist is of | children’s frocks and this much- taffeta, hand embroidered where | embellished frock proves it. All | the belt threads through, in gaily | wool navy serge, sturdy and well- | dyed wools. The accordion | made is embroidered in sott blues | pleated collar and cuffs are de- | and dull red around the round lightfully youthful and satisfying | neck, cutfs, waist, belt and pock- ly becoming. In navy, Copen- | ets. Truly a fitting trimming for hagen and brown, sizes 6 to 14 | youthful apparel. Sizes 6 to 14 years. $21.74, Illustrated, FE. | years, $9.74. Illustrated, F. Regulation Dresses, $9.74 | Fine all wool navy serge in a middy model which boasts of full insignia, embroidered shield, and SS ee great bright red silk tie. The skirt is generously full and well- pleated and may be worn with white middies as well as the serge one. Also in all black, $9.74, Sizes 6 to 16 yrs, Ilustrated, G, Chambray Bloomer Dresses, $3.94 They are comfy, launder easily when they're made of fine chambray like this, and they're becoming to little girls. A white pique collar edged with a hemstitched ruffle of batiste is matched by cuffs and pocket flaps of the same. Sizes 6 to 12—$3.94 —Brown, green, blue, pink and yellow. Illustrated, H. Taffeta Frocks, $15.74 “This one hes box pleats on ite blouse, en-accordion pleated collar, soft crushed girdle: with’ebaw-abeilay back, and a full skirt trimmed with two cordings. Wee silken tassels tie themselves at the throat: Sizes 6 to 16 years. In rich brown, Copenhagen blue and navy. $15.74. Illustrated, J. Mave —Third Floor, 25th St. cdi iss