The evening world. Newspaper, November 14, 1922, Page 11

School No. 47, at No. 225 East 23d Street, and in one of thé classrooms saw little children who have never heard a sound taught to read and epeak. | eat in the classroom, watching the work of a patient teache? and the of little children a auld usual classroom oy for School Children In‘What Did You See’ Car i nce, except for . the rUAeP ve pupils. It being nec- essary to teach these little ones by individual touch, their number is small. * * * In age the chil- dren range from seven to te They watched tho lips of teacher closely when she spoke and | heard them repeat her words. | saw them point out on a chart of pictures the object spoken of, and saw them point to the written name of the object on an- other chart. | saw these children Example: The secretary book- case here illus- trated is in ma- hogany and is 75 inches high. Its peice is $59. read from the teacher's lips what she would have them know. 1 saw them watch her lips and throat, that they might speak the words their ears have never heard, and | wondered how many people in this great city realize what theif city is doing and of the opportunities open to all in our public schools. Or? | TIMELY BEAUTY HINTS | Society women wash their own hair, not because it is a fad, but because they wish to obtain the great possible hair beauty and be sure are not using anything harmful. TI have found that in w it is never wise but is always ac e to usi aration made shampooing on! Many of our friends say they get the best results from a simple home-made canthrox mixture. You can yse this at a cost of about 3 cents a shampoo by getting some ecanthrox from your , [druggist and dissolving # teaspoonful ‘Tin a cup of hot water. This makes || enough shampoo liquid to apply to all the hair instead of just the top of the head, as with most preparations. an- Mosraecidedy, years of knowledge and ex- perience are a valuable asset. But they ought never to result in an unwillingness to learn anything more. Flint & Horner have had the years of knowledge and experience, but they are still 1naking a minute study of the fur- niture business. It is this sort of specialized knowledge and study that enables us to boast of the high quality of our furniture and to point with pride to the low price. rs. Juliet V. Deutsch of No. 319] model, ond Avenue is a member of Loca!} 1 a jool Board No. 6. the other day visited Rub No. 47] 1 - week the spec deaf children are taught to read] award, which is separate from the to speak. 1 cash awards, will be a Dodge ams out so affected by the} turing car. e Herv is the slory thai won th eof what Tha uid Mrs. } Durant for Mrs. Deutsch . “that I wanted y equipped, and it is o s World's weekly speci the best contrib “What Did You § Your | fluffy that it will look much heavier than it is. Its luster and softness will alse delight you.—Advt © tell every- Hout it. I was dering how I MODERN MIRACLES. a do it when of itewepaper Ac. It was a pa d with the hea See To-Day”" kelf, ‘is your chance!’ So I wrote BEM wchodt to The svening We Have Served the Public Faithfully for Eighty Years é Lis) GIMBEL BROTHERS 1.22%. = BR ORDWAY 3RD STRE 2 is NE AW YORK | Cc Ty | paid a visit to-day to Public 1 was tak “What Did You Se It had no idea of the item,” fact, I didn't t N "ve never won anything before a, Ym told tm always 4, Deutsch reasons hat I r in i this sc e have a ¢ and can sell ane « oaTpOi & cllg guise ‘Will Close Out Entire Line of jhowrcom and Salesmen's ROAD SAMPLES. fe aré taking a loss on » a8 we need Spring line. se $9.00 ° 0 Shils Seale 19 5 amma feaartce EY 50 1.25 Brussels Hal! and Stair Carpets, extra good wearing quality, yard 6c fp rl acs gt 0g 4 (ei REET Case ‘above Canal 5: fe Any Subway to Broadway Cars Pass Our Door It’s Important That So Many Men of Importance Are Choosing Men of importance in Manhattan, the business centre of the world. And so men who know and seek value, find it in the SELZ $SIX. For though built for a —E TOO MUCH nation and not for a neighborhood, SELZ $SLX shoes FEW T are unequivocally of New York. Urbane and suavely ‘A ABLETS surfaced for metropolitan days and nights. Spruce and sportsmanlike for the links and lawns of the city’s Py EASE STOMACH favorite Country Clubs. With the quiet assurance of | \ sincere structure and the alert lines of integrity of service, the SELZ that stamps them is no less the insignia of quality than the $SIX is proof positive of their payable price. kant Relicf from Indigestion? Gas, Sourness, Flatulence 15 Styles of SELZ $SIX Ultraand ornate, B ce shoes and all g: combination lasts t « ally fin n madg-to order shoes are the SELZ $SIX. Calf} kid; coltskin and gra: nok brown; toney red, All with Goodyear rubber heels. omach’ full! stion stopped! moment a a few tablets Clearaway of High Shoes Brown calf; narrow toes; sizes 7 to 11; AA to C yeep apy ea °° $3.45 GIMBELS MEN'S SHOE SHOP--Fourth Floor ition, stomach ac anishe ase your stomacl stion for a few mies! fy ,drug store,—Ad Pleasant _THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1922. ATCO TTT L Me Opening Sale Specials in Thanksgiving Table Linens and Decorative Art Linens All Linen Hemsatitched All Linen TABLE CLOTHS Bordered Sets $2.95 $7.98 set e Made of heavy weight, silver In beautiful patterns with col- bleach pure line: sorted pat ored borders. Set consists of terns. Size 65 x7 one cloth size 60x60 and six napkina to match, Hematitched Linen Sets 70 Inch All $12.98 Linen Damask All Linen $1.95 yd. One 66x66 Table Cloth with 6 Huck Towels, 58c napkins 20x20. Afine quality 4 fine grade of linen with mono- ure Irish linen damask. Dou- soft finish satin damask in neat gram space in border. Size 17 ble satin weave; good assortment | patterns. 134 inches. of patterns. MAIN FLOOR, Decorative Art Linens $19.50 Cluny Lace $9.98 Real Madetra Lunch Cloths Lunch Napkins $72.50 | Doz. $7.50 Pure white linen with wide hand made cluny lace edging andinsertion. ‘This special is typical of the Effectively embroidered by hand corners, and | extraordinary values offered in this iaaae | neat-scalloped ed $70.00 Clea "$4.50 Imported Lace Scarfs | Lunch Napkias eee 98 Doz. $2.75 | | Pure white linen centers elaborately trimmed with exquisite hand made chi : | quantity, early selection is invited resembles the real Mad¢éira. Size twelve inch. SECOND FLOOR. On Sale Peencetel MEN’s NEW WINTER OVERCOATS Specially Priced at . $450 McCreery Quality Overcoats of fleecy, all-wool overcoating fabrics with inner facing of plaid or solid contrasting color. Each coat is tailored in accordance with the McCreery standard of fine workmanship and has satin lined yokes and sleeves, and satin piped seams. There are Great Ulsters, Town Ulsters, Raglan Ulsters, Ulsterettes and Slip-ons with Set-in sleeves or Raglan shoulders. All sizes. Other Winter Overcoats $37.50 to $95 FIFTH AVENUE James McCreery & Co. 35TH STREET SECOND FLOOR- USE THE SPECIAL FIFTH AVENUE ENTRANCE REAL ESTATE ADS. FOR Ww est 125th Street, Between Seventh and Fighth Ave Aves. A limited | Sealloped edges and embroidered corners. Closely The Sunday World Real Estate Section MUST BE IN THE WORLD OFFICE BEFORE FRIDAY. eee CIRCULATION OVER 600,000