The evening world. Newspaper, September 7, 1921, Page 7

so eatnsecrsaitaengetsoer THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1921. a, Mee Nm seat al ae \ 45 < School Supplies We have a complete assort- ment of school bags of various kinds at lowest in- | the-city prices. A waterproof bag with strap is 69c. $1.49 | A school bag with strap or handle. Made of imitation leather in black or brown. Portfolio style. $2.49 | Plaid school bag with strap | or handle. $4.69 Alarge variety of rope bags || with or without linings. Pencils With Rubbers 19¢ and 29e dozen || Bool: Covers 6c aad 9c each Anew idea are thes covers, | in assorted colors, to pro- | tect school books. In regu- | lation sizes. | Tablets, 29¢ dozen Good quality paper with \! assortcu tops. covers He aapers7 2 leaves Loose Lea’ Note Covers Complete with fillers, in various sizes, from 34¢ to | 47e i Ink Pencils, $1.14 | tax not included, | With clip attached. No lip. 94c, tax rot included. | Boys’ Slip-On Sweaters $4.89 A big heavy sweater in the slip-on style that boys like. With shaw! collar as illus- trated or plain V_ neck. || Plain or in cesirable color | combinations. | Plain colors —navy, oxford, brown and heather. \ Combinations--navy with orange, navy with gold, 3th Street, by the various | outfitting Bobby and members of the family. Betty for the new term. 'HE coming of school days, again, is met with mixed emotions Mother is rather glad Regulation Dresses $7.74 Best loved of all costumes for school is the regulation dress. We have several models, one with separate blouse and skirt, another joined at the waist and trimmed with tabs, and the third all in one piece with an all-around belt. They are well-tailored and in every way ideal for school girls. Illustrated E. Sizes | with full insignia, stars and braid | | | 6to 16. Serge Dresses $12.74 Made of all wool, fine French serge | this frock has much smartness in its || full pleated skirt and odd sash. | Trimmed with hand embroidery | » and uncut wool fringe braid. Polo Cloth Coats, buttons right up under the chin. to be rid of the beloved but regrettably noisy troop who race in and out all day long and keep her from getting her household duties done. Dad regards the opening of school as another excuse for spending ! money, for Mother impresses him with the necessity for completely | And Bobby—well—ask any small boy, and the reluctance to return $19.74 Youth and grace in the long slim line of the raglan sleeves, and trim tailored charm about the way the collar Deep pockets are useful, and Boys’ sturdy shoes, $5.94 Correctly proportioned with ample room allowed for free movement of every little toe, they are in eA way superior to ordinary school shoes The style illustrated has an extra heavy sole, and is both comfortable and dressy. Made of dark brown, leather with perforated toe and wing tip. Sizes 2!4 to 6. Other models in stock in black and brown calf, in button and lace styles. || Girls’ high shoes, $6.44 A good iooking pair of shoes, well made of tan Russia calf, laced style with a broad toe and flat heel. Sizes 1114 to 2 Sizts 84 tol—$5.4. Other models with patent leather vamp, kid or cloth top, as well as strong shoes in black or brown calfskin, similarly low priced. Children's Shoe Dept. Bivrers —Seqond Floor, 35th Street, Rear, ~All Wool Suits with two pairs of trousers $10.74 || pleat’ or double breasted styles. || Alpaca lined coat, full lined trousers. || Sizes 8 to 18 years. | Other suits in stock at $14.74, | $16.74, $19.74, $24.74. All W ool Mackinaws | G8.94 Heavy mackinaw cloth in pleasing plaids and overplaids. Two models, one illustrated C, box pleated and | patch and muff pocket styles. Sizes 7 to 18 years. | Serge Middy Suits | $4.89 | “Right- Shape” Shoes ior Bous me) Girls | to school books that lies in every potential heart will be evident, in his “Oh! Gosh!” As for Betty, that is a different matter. already apparent as she eagerly talks over the new styles with Mother. We have been planning for months so that the strong little shoes, the i warm coats and suits and diesses and all the things to go with them \ are to be found here in wide variety and range of price. You may pay $5.89 for a suit, or you may pay $10.89, but you ate always paying the Lowest-in-the-city price for that quality of merchandise. Well- Chosen | Frocks, “Suits and Coats for. Girls Fre nch Serge Dresses, “Huckleberry Finn" Her real femininity is $13.74 A model designed especially for the junior girl at the “awkward age.” It will smooth angles, and make her look tall and slender. ‘The pleated skirt and cunning coatee are ot fine navy serge, All Wool Cheviot Suits $18.74 We have a variety of models, cach one as smart as the grown-up styles, correct for school girls. The one illustrated F is a happy example of fine tailoring and good fabric. It may be worn buttoned up to the throat or open, the sleeves are close- |} =e . fe et As illustrated. || Genuine leather portfolio All are developed in all wool serge, fitting, narrow belt, well kets; . || school bag with handleand || navy blue of aay and ol sere the skirt is slightly shirred at the Boars —Maln Moor, Centre, i) lock, \ back, and has two pockets. | In navy 23¢ to 89e Il Vonvcallae. anche sleeves: and brown. Sizes 12 to 16. Other models up to $94.75. | Two-Piece Jersey Dresses $12.74 Made of all wool jersey, sott and fine and warm ina particularly becoming medele The {ull pleated generate skirt is on a bodice. The blouse has a close-fitting cuff bottom, wee well pockets and boasts of tastefully simple hand ¢mbroidery in coatrast- | Composition Books \ In Copenhagen or red embroidery the belt has an oval buckle. Deep box pleat in back. Sealine and the wide crushed girdle is of satin. The coatee is trimmed ing colors. In nut, beaver, hexna, in attractively colored 12c cach i navy blue. Sizes 10 to 16 years. or beaverette collar. Lined throughout. Sizes 8 to 16 years. with hand embroidery. Sizes 12 to 16 year§, Illustrated D. navy and Copenhagen. Sizes 10 to boxes, and they all contain A good size with stiff lustrated A. Illustrated C. nth ste 16 years. Illustrated B. || the needfuls for busy little ‘Smart "Boadgear for Boys ane Girls’ Velvet Hats, $3.96 The becoming little shape illustrated, made of excellent quality velvet in a soft tum-up brim style. The long ribbon streamers are trim- med with a bit of gay embroidery. In red, brown, navy, beaver, black and Copenhagen blue. Alnepas —Sevond Floor, 34th St., Centre Girls | Boys’ Golf Caps, 94c Swagger caps of gay tweeds, rich in |! color and smart-of line. Sailor Tams, $1.88 Jaurty little caps af good blue serge with black ribbon and gold letters. Rain Hats, 89c Real sou'westers to match black rain coats. Tan $1.44. Rime —Second Moor, 34th Bt, Rear, = Well-Made Clothing for the Boys Suits 3 Imported Fabrics, $19. 74 Diagonal and herringbone tweeds in two models. Percale, madras and cotton jersey shirts, | Shirts at 94e \ i} Blouses at 89¢ \ is the best in the long run. a greater wearing quality. One for Lower in price and higher in eS Cassimere and Tweed anon Norfolks, $7.44 Made in Boys’ © for 19€ White cotton handkerchiefs with attractive border of red, navy and the name of each weck-day embroidered in their corners Corduroyyantor Norfolk | $4.24 Full lined, with self lined collar and extra detachable white pique || brown. Sizes 3 to 9 years. | Heavy Wash Suits i $2.97 I For those mothers who prefer them || we have a new fall model in striped || galatea, It is extremely well made || and quite warm. Sizes 3 to 8 years. Other washable suits up to $4.69. || Illustrated E. \ Tan Raincoats | $5.89 | Tan trench model, with extra thick- Princess Slips, $1.59 Made of fine muslin trimmed with a in fancy stripes and solid colors, Some | quality than other brands of children's hose. or brown || pretty embroidery flouncing, and , have collars to match. 12 to 14 inch i Made especially for us, with full fashioned foot, of medium Girls’ 7 for 98e armholes and neck finished with a neckband, Others in stock up to $4.89. || weight, reinforced with line 1 ix the heel, sole, and toe, thus giving Nicely boxed, these dainty little handkerchiefs have corded edges dainty ribbon-run beading. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Illustrated. Lunch Kits $3.24 Strongly made little kits which will hold pint or half pint vacuum bottle, and have ample space for food as well. The vacuum bottle will keep liquids hot or cold and is really a most necessary part of school equipment for the child who lives too far away to go home for lunch, Fountain Pens $1.98 Tax not included. Self filler with 14 kt. gold pen point. Short with clip or Ting, or long sizes with clip. Pencil Sets A partichlarly wide-asorts ment of pretty, useful sets. There are some with cases of leather, others are sold scholars. Boxes at 19c, 34c, 69c and $1.09. Leather cases at 47¢ each, kyews —Main Floor, 35th st, NIVaTIVeriarirarh Illustrated A, is one of several u models, made of cassimeres or tweeds. collar, too, Pleated and plain 4 Plain, box pleated, yoke and inverted models. In blue, green, mouse and b Girls’ Norfolk Coat Sweaters | $4.24 A smart and practical || model forcool days. Woven || mn a close heavy stitch, with a becoming Dutch collar, snugly fitting cuffs, | deep pockets and a wide | belt. | ra76 It has a yoke and pleated effect in back, and is finished with smoked pearl buttons. Offered in brown, bulf, peacock, — myrtle, pra brown with buff, buft with |, All wool, fast color navy blue serge the older boy, a sport suit with golf back, swagger patch All’ wool, with two pairs of straight-knee trousers. green, rose, navy, heather, eH || brown and oxford with middy suits in regulation style with pockets, two pairs of trousers, one with continuation cuff, several models. Box pleated, inverted pleat and patch pocket ness over shoulders, arctic fasteners, maroon and henna. | || maroon. || double yoke front and back, braid the other knickerbockers. Leather buttons. Illustrated B. Watt Jined th Fein wh lar, 1 all around belt. Sizes 6 to 18 years. ; iS } Sizes 26 to 36. || on collar and cufft, snd insignia Stes lltal8. For the younger boyiok 7 to 10 thereis a pleated cll lined throughout. Extra white pique collar. In tan, ie buck niles wna ten heck Sizes 8 to 14 years. hall iI : . v7 . Si ine ti i . Sizes 4 to 10 years. ated F, Eee || ‘ or, Ke ae Bath on Oe Illustra’ izes Norfolk of the same fine imported fabrics. are smolts Brees one Bie Sizes 4t years. Illustrate Sizes 4to 16 years, $3.89. Aare Third, Foor, ith ig) = —EE __ — ss _ = = = is oe : ’ ° a g be Boys’ s’ Furnishings Children’ s leaniex Ragieed Children’s Handkerchiefs Girls’ Lingerve / Little Billy Flanneletle Pajamas, $1.79 In pink and blue stripe, made of soft- est warm Slannel with drop-seat. Also in butterfly design. Sizes 4 to 18 Prout years. | A large assortment of all new stripes and In black and cordovan. White or colored grounds. ¢ lorings in madras, percale and crepe. |) Others in stock up to $2.89. Sizes6to |} Sizes 6 to 9 Sizes 16 yrars. | 59e Boys’ Neckwear, 44¢ A wide choice of silk ties, in plaids, | 19¢ cach 1/, to II ie linen handkerchiefs with edges whipped in « 9Q.inch Ai 69e : i . ritrasting Mreprs Mein Floor, Broadway, Bitepns Main Pioor, Centre, Flannelette One-piece Pajamas, $1.19 \ \ Cc all the college, regi- \ Sig he hae, ay ii |e = Made of good quality tleecy flanre! t B rE el Paj $1.19 ette, trimmed with silk frogs. In mad : Harel ictal adie pink ana blue striped patterns va Sizes 4 to 14, | Flannelette Blo, ners, 46¢ Are the nicest kind of “panties” for ~ cold days. ‘They are snug and warm 'e around the knees and may be had with band or clastic top. fa rcbes in stock up to $24.74, Sizes 4 to 18 years, plain white or with pink or blue stripe. Sizes 4 to 18 years. 7, ; . Second Floor, 24th Street, Rear, Byres —Phird Poor, BOON street, Kear Py York eu Heavy domet flannel in pink and blue | bheas H stripes. One or two piece model, Fin- || i ished with silk frogs. Sizes 4 to 18 4 4 years. ~ Boys’ Blanket Bathrobes, $3.89 © A large variety of tasteful patterns ard coloriags. Lounging lo e Herald Square Betyg tvaxtvavtra7owe