The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 8

i] nies Wane . red TEA AND HIGHER PAY “ASKED OF BOARD Many Requests for Increased] Highest rating j« awarded to Cam- i are) r sobello Island, N. B., Canada, which Appropriations for Depart- | Piity-cignt_ mom ed at ments i: Public Schools. dent of the Klyn, is at his 1t Campobelle Requests and arguments from citi fens and representatives of organiza tions on behalf of appropriations fe eat hay fever,’ school un 8 publi taking veard yesterday informally by summer ent Willam J hers’ Counell, school teuchers McAuliffe of a ni Mr. MeAuliffe rease of $14,980 of $44,000 is mn centre teachers urged. propriatian f Among them Straus ir. Senator Salvate vacational tillo, Abrah of the Hance Central Tr i Ui hcll OF Jaw. F, Laflamme ¢ Yew York Coun he Council cil on Immigrant Education, and M ation, asked that, Seeretary of the nxewutive iilowed by the al Immigration League Swimming 1 evening schools for eal Ghat they 74,000, ‘Ihe amount granted was 00 pes annum 0, and the amount spent would} of He asked that the of the arguments for increases laid F a. stress on the necassity of higher pay} | (y a fe teachers. ‘CHOCOLATE the training of apr building trades, ac t by the New Ye me aij MALTED MILK Stephen F, dent of the Building Congress, and by Alexander) Kelso, Secretary-Freasurer of the ° Carpen Distrfet Council, W. Hf Oliver re ers and 1 FOr that hungry h District Cou alf hour before the Painters’ i New Uyor stutd -Amocation or] bedtine—take it hot. aa cepprontietions, tor. ate It induces sleep and Tactake Huremu were asked by Hav.|| (Can riot tax ‘the! di- New York (i gestion. You'll like ber of the Bro Joseph P. Cart Edward J. Volz of Photo- Union No. 1 asked that as propriations 8 the chocolate flavor, teachers Ww Hedges ali Committee of the n's City Club, Mrs, Ta that thirty- eight teachers ve add Tho was emphasized ~-Rabenort of Pub! Bronx, spealling for the Pri Association, and by Jessie B, Colburn, Principal of Junior } hool No 96, Manhattan. An increase of 00 over last year ire BIGGEST SURPRISE of YOUR LIFE! You will be surprised and delighted with the wonderful lustre your table-cloths, napkins, sheets and pillow cases have after being starched with Linit, the re- markable new starch discovery. Linit penetrates the fabric, reinforces the material, prolongs its life, helps pre- vent wear, and gives a soft, cool, pliable finish that makes even the most ordi- nary cotton goods look anu feel like expensive linen. ‘ It’s easy to take care of your house- hold fabrics. Starch with Linit! Your grocer has it. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING CO., NEW YORK Makers of Argo and Duryeas’ Starch— Also Karo and Mazola LINIT FOR PERFECT STARCHING ERS Are You Sneezing From Ha Go to Campobello Island and Quit Forty-Eight Sufferers Were Immune There and There Are Other Places That Help. s Hay Fever Association has compiled sta fMlicted with that trouble Indicating the deg: I by members at summer resorts in the Uni Member y Fever? says the forty-ninth annual report.of “is to spend one's jay in an immune lo- |, those who are fortunate way for © month the arises as to where to question at once of {his association have reported as to Whether they were im FOURTEENTH STREET WEDNESDAY CLOVER THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUST WIFE FREES MINISTER WHO FLED#WITH RIVAL Gey ou mune, Founded 1827 White Voile Blouses 1.53 Were $2.18 Various styles, trimmed with drawn work, em- broidery, Venise and Val. lace. ry Girls’ Middy Blouses 81 Were $1.28 Of Lonsdale jean, made with patch pockets and three-quarter length sleeves. Sunsine ‘SUGAR WAFERS, A dainty biscuit for dainty desserts Sunsuine Clover Leaves—sweet, crisp, honeycombed wafers with fragrantly flavored cream filling. Just the thing to serve with ices and custards, preserved fruits and compotes, gelatine and whipped- cream desserts. Joose-Wites Biscurr(@mpany ' Branches in Over 190 Cities WEST OF FIFTH AVE. THURSDAY Sizes 36 to 44. Sizes 6 to 18. See pages 9, 10 and 23 for other Hearn advertising. LEAVES not immune or partially im mune at the places named in the f lowing list summering places are listed. them are One hundred and Among 10, HEARN / WARFIE! flecing with the wife inter more U, 8. Hall, who be f , Col 15, 1922, ba fed The couple were In Perry County, ol hh and Pore 15, — After of a brother min- ar ago, the Rev, being @ parson than a y TET 7 othe AMERICAN A SUICIDE EN PATS, PARIS, Aug. | Hall's co -) in whieh iff | hotel. 1 the'a reside nd the Sher kept up FIFTH The Nutria coat, Icft, a short model certain to lead in winter sports, $245. The Nutria coat, 42 inch length, is excellent for general wear, $325 Hudson Seal coats (dyed muskrat) with shawl, draped or choker collar, $265 Hudson Seal. coats (dyed muskrat) trimmed with contrast- ing fur, $295 to $375 ‘i FOURTH FLOOR Splendid Values in Our Week’s Sale of Glove Silk Underwear $1.75 Vests, ‘Pink, orchid, peach, white. $1.95 Step-in Panties. Pink, orchid, peach, white. higher priced models, reduced to one low Bloomers. Autumn price for clearance. $2.95 shades, taupe,brown, emerald, Pekin, black. Also pink, orchid, peach. Full size. Pantalettes — Navy, 53 75 taupe, Pekin, emer- ald, black, brown, cut full. GROUND FLOOR cloky in a lovely shade of An Imported Musical Powder Box *10 We've just received a new ship- ment of these fascinating timne- ful boxes and we're marking them at a very low price. A price far lower than they usu- ally sell for Very dainty boxes+-pink or blue novelty metal (it looks like enamel) with a French ymedal- lion on the top, Swansdown puff in each. And, oh! the merry tunes it plays as caramel are to be found. THIRD FLOOR Soft Frilled Guimpes $3.95 GROUND FLOOR An Exquisitely Graceful Gravy Set %7.30 An American Sheffield repro. duction, with an attraccive, plain, bright finish. It as as useful as it 1s decorative i medium and large size, $1.95 NOTIONS GRO GROL ND FLOOR wearch for the couple ever elnce they} OFFERS AIRPLANE TRIPS TO ALL POINTS IN U. §. aU, O. local Lord & Taylor AVENUE | The August Sale of Furs Combines Style and Price Ualue cA Clearance of Summer Skirts $2.95—Wash skirts, linen, gabardine and eponge. ‘They’ve been tremendously reduced for a rapid clearance. Yau'll feel like buy- ing several at such a moderate price. * $7.50—Silk and wool skirts, all much New Blouses for Autumn $12.50 When an overblouse has the wit to choose wn—almost caramel—and then to add lace sleeves and insets in the same color— you may be sure it’s one of the new blouses for autumn, 1922. Necks still favor the bateau, slightly rounded, and sleeves are just above the elbow. A straight unbelted line front and back further proves the advance style of this blouse. Dark brown and black as well If you need just one or two more for the rest of the summer, to wear with Sports coat or sweaters—or if your new fall frock calls “/ for a white frill you must see these guimpes, so inexpensive and so becoming. They are all trimmed with Val., Irish or filet lace. GROUND FLOOR Sanitary Goods Reduced Sanutary belts, white, flesh; medium, large, 45¢ Sanitary Aprons, white or flesh, 45¢ Sanitary bloomers, envelope or step-in style, Sanitary gauze, 25 yard piece, $1.65 Absorbent Cotton, + Ib. roll, 29t Sanitary Napkins, 1 dozen, Medium Size, 45¢ DEPARTMENT f wantin ee Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION sed alr United Black Caracul coat, center, trim: 5 med with skunk, opossum ot — dyed fitch, $395 The Mole coat, right, has blouse back and fox! collar and cuffs, wide and full-furred, $395 Natural Muskrat coat, plain ot with raccoon collar‘and cuffs, $98.50 and $139.50 Fur. Neckwear in a charming variety of styles is all most moderately priced. ¥ Clearance Sale of | . Corsets §2.95 3.95 We've ‘reduced the prices on many of our finer quality cor- sets. Striped batisteand broche. Some with elastic girdle tops. Season’s best straight-line models. All sizes are here but not in each style. ~*~ Patent Leather Strap Pumps $5.95 There’s a new vogue for patent leather. Fashionable women recognize the fact that patent * leather peeping out under the so smart long skirts lends that last touch revealing the well- planned costume. These pumps have turn soles and walking heels. Most moderately priced. Clearance of Women’s White Shoes#3.85 Our entire stock of excellent Am white shoes which sold i: fom previ- «> ously for much higher prices, some even double the present price, all now $3.85 SECOND, FLOOR Special! Jeweled Bracelets #5.95 Imported bracelets, so delicate in design, so exquisite in detail, they Idok like far more expén- sive bracelets. We've just re- ceived a limited quantity, and they won't be apt to last long at such a price. Imitation sap- phire, onyx, emerald, ruby, all in silver finish. Good safety catch, You must see them! GROUND FLOOR