Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1921, Page 14

ENESIE Py Incorporated Rt e y'Stpro’ of fiact'ical géfis & TANSBURGH & BROTHE ° The Realm of Youth INCREASED FUNDS Wages of Employes at 'In- stitution for Deaf Declared Below Current Scale. The most pressing need in connec- tion with' the Columbia Institution for the Deaf—more familiarly known as Gellaudet College—is an Increase In Ithe. appropriation for current ex- .penul, to be applied to salaries of Fairly teems with the spirit of Christmas and invites you to come and partake of its joy, which is sensibly combined with practical features and unbeatable economy . | w\\\\yfi///// employes, “many of whom are receiv- ing less than current wages,” accord- ing to the annual report of the insti- tution for the fiscal year ended June 30, made public today. i “This s true,” the report says, “in spite of -the fact that a large share of the employes are specially skilled in their work, all teachers having, at least, high school and normal train- ing, and many of them holding college degrees. Repairs Needed. Another pressing need is increased allowance for repairs to the buildings and grounds of the gnatitution, which may be conservatively estimated at a mfilion ‘dbllars. A~ third need.is the addition of 6.2 acres of land, adjoin- ing the institution, which' will com- plete the grounds up to°the boundary | of West Virginia avenue and Mount Olivet road. For current expenses the total sum of $124,000 has been asked: for repairs, the sum of $10.000; for { purchase of land, $12,000, and for m-! | stallation of a retfigerating plant, $7,000. X 1*One hundred and sixteen students ! representing the District of Columbia, | Canada and thirty-one states were in the advanced department of the col- lege during the fiscal year. Forty- three-of the fifty-three students in the primary department, known as the ‘Kendall School, were from the District. High Standard of Health. Ideal Xmas Gifts For the Man—at the Man’s Stores “Christmas Bells, Christmas Bells, Merrily They Ring,” and what joy they bring to the little girls who get just the Right Doll from Santa Claus. DOLLS of Every Kind We have made unusual preparations to provide the RIGHT DOLLS for yvour little girls. Never have we shown such variety. You will find selec- tion easy when you see how well we have done. . \\ YY) A\ Oregon City Virgin Wool* LOUNGING ROBES Straight out of the great Northwest— breathing the very at- mosphere of the snow- AN \\ U \ TN 7 One Doll Says “Mnma” And there are many sizes Sure, Dolls Can Walk ! 1 Just in tomorrow and W We can prove it. come iy . 3 A7 dur- . . & covered Rockies. e et high stand e of this cunning doll.” They Watch these little ones step ) ard of health among the students and = are all neatly dressed and Out, just like a real child O s, The il o = moderately priced. $3.95 t learning to walk. Priced Indian Blanket Designs, various {E:“}',f,,,?“d.;,y‘uv?lf‘.(. frequently tested Z $10.00. y.B ® $10.00 to $15.00. 3 3 subjes e g colored mottled effects and conzei- EZ'c':'rfim";fiyudlc.f?afnflfiaunn, Ta:g = Bubble Pi . . . . 11 students an ‘were requires — 5 tional figure designs. Tailored with Eo ve 'ilai:é“;me: é’;f;:.sr amaripe’ ana % = Plenty of ubble Pipes 3 ; eula st typhotd. 3 g0 : silk grosgrain edges around coat, Geaths or cases of berious lliness oc- /4 J f Dressed Dolls = ;:'Cthl fun,‘and the }mljé 1 G S lave 1o use an o, curred during the year. The total receipts reported by the disbursing agent for the fiscal year, including a balance of $7,509.07, were $160,908.08. The total expenses for the year reported by the disbursing agent were $160,200.95. g ——— GIVEN PRESIDENT’S PHOTO IOr-dunta of John Eaton School Presents Picture. An autographed photograph of President Harding was presented to Such a variety—any little girl can indulge her liking or a certain type of doll, and Santa will be pleased at the prices, too. $1.00 to $4.95. clay pipe, but these attrac- tive pipes that make the big- gest bubbles; and tell Dad the price is only 25c. Dolls’ Toilet Sets ek Just like regular sets with Water Babies ~ the useful toilet articles Mothers, you must not like one sees on Mother's miss these darling little toys dresser. The set complete, pockets and sleeves. Silk cable cord. s15:5t0 19:5 l Boxed fl""ithout Charge l Featuring Oregon City Virgin Wool* Motor Oregon City Virgin Wool Indian Blankets$13' 50 *Virgin Wool is wool as it comes from the sheep’s back, never ased or worked before. : > A N S R i i [——=]o]———cl——=lol——cl——] LANSBURGH & BROTHER Bargain@*%Floor —_— Industrial Conditions help you to save-—every visit to the market brings better values. . l——lo——] Being on the job has helped us to secure a specially fine assortment of DRESSES } An exact re- || production of a \| dressy little style li in_Canton crepe i trimmed with i beads. The materials were bought by the makers for dresses to sell at much higher prices. Business conditions make it possible for us to secure these dresses at such a low price that we can offer you your choice at— ) $1 4.95 Plenty of Wool Tricotine, Poiret Twill and some satin, with sleeves of beautiful lace. There are many ornate styles with elaborate bead trimming; also many of all lace with flower motif, such as = = are very suitable for afternoon or dinner wear.- Then, too, the more practical - styles for business or street wear—trimmed. with braid or neat insert of a bright colored broadcloth. Better dresses for less money—see them. T : | £ . Coats at $10-00 A good clluaiity cloth coat, with large self collar. Some with embroidered backs, others plain. A few stylish. plush coats also, with self or black mole cloth coilars: Value is here at $10.00. 5 Sk |0l c—=o]c——]o]lc——]nle——]ol———Jo[c———=]o]——ol——jol——H s | { | | u BEEE “| terns, in_deep or dainty colorings. .pay more unless you buy here for the $3.89 Gingham or Chambray _these with assurance of appreciation. Holiday C the John Katon School, Clevxinnd Park, vesterday by Miss Ruth Junes, a graduate of the school last June, in behalf of the June (1921) graduating class. i On the picture was written by President Harding the following mes- | sage: “To the teachers and puplls of the John Eaton Public School, Cleve- land Park, with all good wishes from one decply interested in public school work, Warren G. Harding.” : Miss Jones delivered a short ad- dress of presentation. Master Philip Herrick of the present graduating class of the school answered with a speech of acceptance. Ben Connolly acted as master of ceremonies. . ASSIGNED TO DUTY HERE. Capt. Henry L. Wyman has been de- tached from command of the crulser Olympia and assigned to duty in the y|bureau of engineering, Navy Depart- , ment. Suggestions for the Xmas Shopper " PORCH DRESSES A most complete gift, with cap to match. The material is an at- tractive gingham, trimmed with rickrack and plain colors of self material. The leatherette belt adds a toich most pleas- $1.98 ing. In Xmas box for gift purposes.... Jersey i(nit WAISTS - A dandy warm waist in_Peter Pan style. Collar of jersey, in con- trasting colors. Very youthful in appearance, therefore most -acceptable for 2 5 misses, and the price A isonly coveeriennnnns All-Wool Prunella SKIRTS Freshly unpacked and hung on the racks for holiday selling. Neat plaids -and stripe effects, such as are found at much higher prices. See these—compare 5 00 them. You'll buy o' these at BATH ROBES The Beacon robe, with satin trimming; full assortment: of pat- The good, stout corded belt slrinf has a tassel at either end. “You'll same robe. Our price ~ House Dresses The "neat, straightline styles, "in lain. colors, or effective gmghams in checks or- stripes. You'll appre- ciate the value and you can give ole——olc——lalee—oF—|o]c——]a|———]a]c——JalE—]o|—=]o|——= 0] —=] 1- that have a mission more than merely Dbeing novel. They are made of fine sani- : — Extra Special! tary rubber sponge that i pe floats. When baby is in his | | bath, these toys will amus jis 29'P0¢ I‘ayette at $9.73 1' him and keep his mimrlm:):‘e- s O i cupied. - They .are made in all possible' animal and doll shapes and sizes, eves of rub- ber, and so on. Nothing to - ‘We request that you will call.and see this It “special Layette, with just about everything 75c¢, 95¢ and $1.00. Novelties —ior every baby use. Rat- tles, Record Books, Hot- water Bags, Teething Rings, ‘arriage Clamps, Robe Bows aven't room for the doz- ens and dozens of useful and pretty things, but gift seekers will be glad to know needed for the new baby. soil—sanitary as baby should that prices range from -25¢ Pretty Chambray Play Dresses 95¢ Tan, green, blue, pink and maize. There are waist and yoke models with collar and cuffs in color contrast, just a touch of em- broidery to add- to their pretty effect. Sizes 3 to 6 years. . Fourth Floor "at Half Price $7.95. LoT They. are. of dark cheviot with self col- lar and belt. . Smart modefs-especiall _suit- "] able for girls'of 8 to.14 31050 years. TWO. rm - materials, Good,” wat trimmed -with Plush col- |- lars. Pl High-grade materials, it smart, - youthful I!odg]g—. g all trimmed with fur ‘col- "I and tan; perfect weave ° to $1.29 | ‘and fii;e h Exh in sizes Washable Saits o a8 | 63 ooy i ¥ okt eS- . c to . ot vaine D0C R b 44 have one. 39c to $1.25, to $3.50. for hoys and girls Sturdy Mackinaws and Suits for Tom, Dick and Harry “No cake eater clothes for me,” says the live American boy, who insists upon mother coming to Lansburgh & Brother’s to look at the new line of real bovs’ wearables, and this is what they’ll find for tomorrow’s speéial selling : < AL their shoes are :lu‘ght;‘ their feet will evelop- properly —in fact, the right kind of shoes actually aid in the growth of chil- dren’s feet—we select- ed these because they are right. Special $2.98 Brown, black and gun metal—broad toe —extension soles, com- . fortable heels. Sizes | 8% to 2. ‘l‘ Heavy All-Wool Sport | Mackinaws, $6.98 | [ The generous, double-breasted model that looks so | wintry. Tt is belted, of course, has convertible collar || | that can be muffled up around the neck when the Z; | ~weather is very cold. Muff and side pockets—every- | | thing suggesting a “keep-out-the-cold” idea. Natty | overplaids in green, brown, gray and heather. Sizes 7 | to 17 years.. 4 i | Snappy, serviceable shoes of -gun -metal and brown calf; lace style and welt soles, of course! Sizes 10 to 133, pair, $415 Sizes 13% to 6, pair,. - Girls’ st{lish and.com- -fortable shoes, in_ brown calf ; lace ‘shoes with: soft tops of a lighter shade. Sizes 8% to 11, pair, $3.85 Sizes 11%% to 2, pair, $4.15 Second Floor. All-Wool Suits With Two Pairs - of Knickers -$10.98 and $12.75 Just like getting two suits for the price of one. The two pairs of knick- ers do the trick. Serviceable mix- tures in the new patterns and color effects. The coats are Norfolk model with belt and yoke back; knickers lined, and the entire suit tailored in the best journeyman manner. Sizes ~ 7 to 18 years. Children’s Stockings Two special numbers to help you in’ your Christmas selections— " of course, practical in keeping with modern parents’ ideas of teach- ing children thrift. - Boys" Black -Cotton | e ety | - Amy Boy Will Like These “suitable for school-and s : Z LT i wgr s | . For Christmas -siery — Black, white $ First Floor -