Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1923, Page 13

SENATOR PHIPPS AND WIFE DONORS 34200 for Private Room in Garfield HospltaJvBoosts % "$500,000 Campaign. LEADERS TO GET PRIZES Final Reports to Be Made at City Club Gathering Tomorrow Night. A 34,200 subscription from Senator and Mrs. Lawrence C. Phipps to es- tablish & large private rocom in the central bullding of Garfleld Hospital was anngunced last night and will be included in the final-report of the campaign tomorrow noon it the City Club, when the wofkers hope to push 1he fund over the $500,000 mark. The amount obtained up to last Thurs- day's rally was $315,000, leaving $185,000 to be raised by tomorrow noon. An interesting announcement is that Just half of the amount raised so far has been given in the form of me- morials, establishing rooms in U new hospital bullding. In many cases these rooms are designated as memo- yials to friends or relatives of the donors. Although the matter is op- tional with the donor in eack case, most_ subscribers who have estab- Jished rooms have wished to honor some ‘one by including his or her name on the bronze tablet to be placed in each room bearing the donor's name. Any inscription de- sired, it is explained, may be placed on these tablets. New Subscriptions. The following memorlal subscrip- tlons, which have not been made pub- g T Rummage @ | Rummage Lots of For Men MUSLIN NIGHT: SHIRTS of Frult of fhe Loom and gther fimb “materlals. 69 " pndsrds of “Uni- versal Brand" c SILK AND FlBER REEFERS, substandards of 33.00 to $5.00 kinds. choice patterns ALL-LEATHER BELTS, 50 and $1.00. tonsus 10¢ JUMPERS — Men's union-made helvy _white-back blue denim 69C sizes 36 to 44. wed SOFT COLLARS, Tri- gle brand sold for 3bc, 50c 76c. In sllk and Slightly muse- colors Ind Jumpe: ‘Doubie madras, ed. 32 for NIGHT SHIRTS, of heavy 2he oF Univeraat rand 70 3150 and 32 values, .+ - c SCOTCH FLANNEL- ETTE PAJAMAS, perfeot quality, trimmed frogs Rummage Lots Toilet Goods Florentine Liquid Sham- poo, 19c. 50c Toilet Water, bottle, 25¢. Metal Vanity Cases, filled with powder, 50c value, 19¢. Talcum Powder, 2 for 15¢. Listerine, large, 73c; me- $1.49 25c¢ - Notions Dress Pair, 25c Kosmos Shields, all sizes. S0c Rubberized House- hold Aprons in gingham patterns. Each, 3zc. 25c Elastic Sanitary Belts each, 19c. 50c - Sanitary -Aprons, 39c. Lingerie Tape, 3 pieces for 22c. Dress Linings, all sizes. Each, 3%. 10c 12-yard piece Tape, 7c. 10c Wash Cloths, each, 7c. 5c Collarbands, 3 for 10¢c. Rugs and Home of Butterick Patterns Draperies qSecond Fleor, King’s Palace) ALEXANDER SMITH & SONS SEAMLESS AXMINSTER RUGS at saving prices to thrill thrifty housekeepers. Compare them with prices around the city. 9x12 Reduced to $29.78 8.3x10.6 Reduced to $27.75 619 Reduced to $19.75 39c OUROLEUM RUGS, sizo 18x36. In ha some patterns. Limit 2 to a buyer. Each CRETONNE DRAPERIES 29¢ and 35c grades, also odd lots of yard-wide 15C WHITE CURTAIN mercerized fabrics. Yard SCRIM with lace od"e $1.00 MATTING LUG- GAGE BAGS, frame, threeo 25¢ WHITE EI\AMELED A b 15C tares. Bach 40c TABLE OILCLOTH, in all-white neat Yard . $1.25 SCRIM CURTAINS, all- white. educed for Rummay $750 STENCILED GRASS RUGS, size 9x12. Blye and green patterns $5 00 3 benntl!y any Rummage for Boys JUVENILE SUITS, of | FLANNELETTE PAJA- INGS PALY (] 810-818 Seventh Street Runimage Trimmings TORCHON AND CLUNY LACES, in the narrow 5 c widths that have sb many uses. Yard EMBROIDERY EDGES of l;lrr;lhrlc .';ge ewiss, 2 to L] inches wi i ’ o1 Kk 2. oemvart wei 1242¢ 36-INCH SILK NET FLOUNCING, embroldered in gold and silver on white and lored grounds. Sealioped” edgen. $1.98 18-INCH SILK NET FLOUNCING. 980 Yard . . 36-INCH SPANISH ALL- OVER_LACE, in black, white, ecru, brown, navy and gray. No Man or Phone Orders On Rummage Sale Goods Important to Charge Customers All purchases made during the remain- der of this month will be entered on the February state- ment, payable in March. g If you haven't a charge account now, why not open one? Many people find it a great con- venience, Rummage Piece Goods 35c TREFFAN DRESS GINGHAM, 32 inches wide, fast mes aczives =i 1 7€ UE PER- plaids.’ Yard. 25c NAV CALE, 20 pleces, in neat stripes and figures: yard wide. Yard $4.00 SATIN DUCHESSE, )‘100._\,!;‘ :rrdel.u.u‘:ame' e deep wiarin $1.98 35c WHITE DOMET FLANNEL, yard wide, 22c soft, fleecy quality ;hltdhu 80 many hues. $1.00 STORM SERGE, 36 |ncl;.n'w|:e on:d \’flohc(e 79 feoh et e mianient 7€ 75c SILK-STRIPE oo I ;"1‘,."':?,?,;,: 3 9¢ Rummage Underwear KAYSER MARVELFIT UNION SUITS for women In reg- ular and extra sizes. Sold for Light-weight lisle, with neck, no ~sleeves and anktle length. Bizes 38 :?yl‘e“nm“’“ out this 980 CHILDREN’S FLEECE- LINED RIBBED PANTS, WOMEN'S UNION UITS, warmly fleeced. High neck, long ileavol low 65 C neck; no s with waist at- lar sizes . UNION SUITS, tachment. Knee length. $1.00 value. 59(: Sizes 8 to ¢ Rummage WOMEN’S KID g]l.oxhs ?dd! .!rlfl ends; 25 Dlack “only: sizes b3 C WOMEN’S AND MEN'S MERETTE GLOVES, 7 DD Rk et ary. o c MEN’S HEAVY, DURABLE T “00'4 25C GLOVES 3 BOVS’ AND GIRLS' Jf‘rrmy ha n 1‘ s “and imitation leather cuffs; slight sec- WOMEN'S $1.39 IM- PORTED WHITE KID k;l)u\'l, N Fé[ghl[y solled. 69 fect 5 c WOMEN§ $4 0 BIAR- 213\1'14‘7'1'“”1 ln e B $1.50 WOMEN 2-BUTTON BLACK KID fn'D"4S lllghfly mcn(iEG 5% and VAN RAAL SILK GLOVES AND LINED SILK GLOVES, in black, white, gray d navy; slight irreg- SUEDE- 50¢ MEN'S AUTO GAUNT- :\,fl&. ‘?;r:l”ol!"erl:i:able leather, i nr -2 5159 All Men’s Automobile Gloves and Gauntlets One-Third Off MEN’S $1.75 GLOVES in : sizes up 5 durablo’ 98" Stamoods Large Stamped Centerpieces, > each, 25c. Stamped Dresser Scarfs, each, c. BDYS‘ UNION SUITS, heavy fleeced gray suits; per- fect “quality. Sizes 10 ;o 16, $1.00; sizes 4 to 85C CHILDREN'S FOREST MILLS FLEECED VESTS AND PANTS, perfect quality. Sizes 10 to 16, sold up to sn( eagh 10c. now @5e; sl 2 tamped Tea Towels, each, 253 Jom, sues 20 5 SOC | 4 c. WOMEN'S KAYSER Stamped Collar and Cuff Sets, SILK-TOP VESTS, pink, set, Sc. in all sizes. $1.25 590 Odds * each, Sc. 252 t0 $59:% Suits One rack of Women’s Fine Suits, silk $15 lined and beautifully tailored. Semi-plain models and just as many others fur trimmed 41 DRESSES, of Poiret twill, Canton crepe, all-over lace, and embroidered. Navy, reindeer, tan, ma- genta and black. Lined with high-grade silks. taffeta and combina- th 13 o o vy aad $9.95 8 $29.75 47-INCH PLUSH Coats lined with 11 $5.75 SKIRTS. of all- satin. EXTRA wool blue serge; 5395 - $19.75 dium, 37c; small, 23c. . sizes 2 and 4 only. 39c kind; perfect qual- Large designs, $l.98 MAS, two-plece style, 95C $250 value, ROPE GIRDLE CORDS, sizes 8 to 16. Sold for $1.50 BOYS’ SUITS, in all-wool and part-wool aloths, with one or with tassels, 2 vtrd! 59 two pairs pants. Sizes 8 to 14; C long. also Little Boys' colora. hinchilla O Silzes's o8 Chotes $4'95 VAL LACES, consisting BOYS’ ALL-WOOL of matched edges 39‘: —sizes 3 to 8. Cholce, and insertions. 12- GOLF CAPS, formerly G0c 75c and $1.00. Broken Jarg ipreos sizes for boys and 19c young men. Cholce.... ‘15¢ CHILDREN'S FOREST MILLS UNION SUITS, perfect Qquality, sizes 10 to 16; sold up to 5B Wi 85¢ CHILDREN'S BLACK KNIT BLOOMERS , 25¢ tweeds and_ wool Jjersey in Holmes’ Frostilla, 2lc. - ae | §2.08 Soaps; © 2 S ogieaatsaematilol 55 BOYS' OVERCOATS that sold for $7.98 to $9.95. In Tooth Brushes, odd lots, all-wool pebble ~ cheviot ~ and 2 for 19c. chinchilla. _ Slzes Hand Scrubs, $5 98 Clnnunon bristles, 10c. and_Victor brands, of 390 Boardman Room. Stamped Dresser Scarfs, each, C. A. Toiter a $1,200 memo- X Stamped Napkins, to be em- broidered and crochet edged, Solomons, Emile Berilner and Rosa Mordecal, $1,200 for the “Adol- phus 8. Solomons Room.” Mrs. John B. Kendail., George B. Hooker, Mrs. Luke 1. Wlison, Mrs. W. Parker, Mrs. John Tyssowski and Donald Woodward, $1,200 to gstal lish the “Jane Allen Memorial Room. Only 20 Per Cent Cash. Clarence A. Aspinwall, chairman of the campaign executive committee, snnounced last night that over 20 peF.cent of the fund has been brought under the installment plan of pa: ment, and only 20 per cent in ca “This {s as is should be” he sa! “We are encouraging subscriptions the form of pledges instead of cach because they permit one to make 2 substanttal ~gift without financlal strain, since there are six equal pay- ments six months apart.” Mr. Aspinwall sald that the teams would definitely bring. thelr work to & close tomorrow, and would make every effort to reach the $600,000 goal so that construction of the new buildings may begin as 800 &s po! sible. Prizes consisting of - sliver water pitcher _and will awarded’tontorrow to the ¢ c-puln- o( the men’s and women's teams, ri spectively, whose reports for the e: tire campalgn are the largest. PLAN FEBERATION FORCHILD WELFARE Protestant Organization of Big Brothers and Big Sis- with stiff warmly fleeced. Sizes Paste, 4 to 12. Slight irreg- and Listerine © Tooth Wwhite and colored ma- 2lc. dras. Broken sizes. Bedwear and Domestics $2.00 BLANKETS, con- $5.00 BLANKETS, weight sisting of single-bed blankets four pounds, 30 pairs, in black- and high-grade baby. and - white stripes. blankets. White, ta Also plain tan. Dou- 2nd ;l‘;lds \ Each. . $l 50 blosbed size. . Pair-. 52'98 $300 BED COMFORTS, | . $1200 LAM BSWOOL- 18 of them full 'sizen covered | do'Yyx o, covered $ 98 t ric Ind filled. with white $l I8 || =itimipess fquanity 5. $250 DAMASK. TABLE $1.69 SEAMLESS | CLOTHS, made in Ireland, and BLEACHED SHEETS, perfect beautifully m-mr- l 2 5 quality; g:gh 8t 64: 75¢ TURKISH vy an Al white, 12 gozen to sell at, eac 350 ODD NAPKINS, sizes 18x18 and 20x20. Ready hemmed. Sold 3175 to $250 dozen. fsohn_EIJ NAPK‘I.I:S made of white Indian ' H 48 C cloth and_slightly im- perfect. Dozen..... 10c Turknit Washcloths y 1 - 3 for 10c b A A b . Rummage Lots of and ends Dust Caps, And Every Coat A §25.00 Coat! duced to.. to $10.00. Charming $l 98 . styles in tricolette . .6 FUR SCARFS, of Sibe- ind s “told or $2.98 All Fur Coats $5.75. Now Opportunity extraordinary—buy any Fur Coat in the house at exactly half the regular marked price. All the favored furs and styles. $1.50 SEAMLESS SHEETS, made of heavy un- bleached cotton that $l 00 800! Wfllh“ ‘white. Per';u:v. quality. RILLOWCASES, 35c and 400 cases, sizes 45x36 and 42x36. O excellent grades of 13 cotton, - Per- Tosched 29c¢ . $300 INSTITUTION BEDSPREADS, s1!:n.vy durable and attractive. Sizes ingle_beds out ity “Each:: $l ‘79 T T T T T T L LT LT TR LT LT T L e T R A smartly plea Re- 12 DRESSES that sold up SIZE 43 to 55, Shawl (‘Bl‘dl - All Plush Coats 259, Off 15 Price UTHTTETTLEC] Rummage Women’s Wear ters Under Way. ROLAND ©. SHELDON. WOMEN’S SWEATERS, slip-over style, beautiully knit; small = lot, dmo“’f;’sl -00 pink. to .. CORSETS, . models in sizes 19, 32 and 21--only. White and flesh .. BUST CONFINERS of Ccloth. - Fastened _ back, clastio inert. ~ Broken FLANNELETTE PETTI- COATS, in serviceable fancy flesh-colored 25¢ stripes; fieficy 69c FLANNELETTE PETTICOATS, cut full and :‘l‘dler.ii:d flnl:hnd with 39C FLANNELETTE NIGHT- stripes GOWNS, that sold for $150 and WOMEN"'S B ATH ROBES, of soft, thick, blanket oloth, in many Sandiome_patterns $2.39 $1.00 TO $1. 9805:::.I\ AND IN CAMISOLES, :ri‘l;\r deep lace tops.. 49c Rummage Lots Hosiery GLOVE SILK HOSE, in net and lace styles; colors only. Irregulars of $3.00 grades.. Also Full-fashioned Thread- Sllk Hose, slight irregu- 85C “WOMEN'S HEA THER fnks, Perfoct quality: WOMEN'S BURSON ‘WHITE - SOLE BLACK CHILDREN'S SOCKS, ‘worth 29c and 35c; colored tops and solid colors. Also Infants’ White Cashmer- 15C ette and Cotton Hose.. CHILDREN'S SOCKS, worth 50c to 75c; tlhr?e- quarter and regulatioh lengths, beautifully , e 25¢ CHILDREN'S WOOL-"- MIXED SPORT HOSE, converti- Stunning Winter Styles Rich, Warm Fabrics Y Luxuirious Fur Trimmings Beautiful Silk Linings Buy a Qualxty Coat while you are about it! Here are coats of evidently high quality. Splendid garments that you can buy with confidence and wear with pride—and the price is only $15. Tailored of thick, soft, handsome weaves of 'BOLIVIA, SUEDENE AND VELOUR Newest straight-hanging models, jaunty blouse . types, swagger elters—a pleasing and becoming style for every woman. The majority have fur collars of beaverette, sealine and Manchurian wolf; many with fur cuffs to match. Others have large Children’s :( NI TJ‘E I)ld rTOQUES and tams t 80! or Sl o= 15c CHILDREN'S DRAW-’ ERS that sold for 5% w nu. Bises 3 t&u 29(: (HATS ANI c;NNETs o velvef lelt an 50 C :ulgn clofl(::. -old for $1 8 INFANTS’ BATH gol?!, b;?t“”’“}h{( felted qual- 2 BaTRs §1,49 from $2.49 4 DOT:I‘E[; SWISS DBE!SE!. sizes $1 98 10 and 12, sold tor $5.98. Cholce. EXTRA Sale Bungalow Aprons Wearables 14 GIRLS’ WHITE DRESSES that sold for $10.98 to $18.98. Slightly o, &5, = $4.98 _19 E&LQREP ORGANDY , sizes 8 to i, mmahiy o $3.08 3 COLORED ORGANDY 18 TAFFETA SILK DRESSES, sold for §10.98 to $15. ;gsvgr:(;fieu brown $6 98 > $2.98 10, 12 and 1 2 GIRLS’ $4.98 SERGE DRESSES. SPECIAL! 87c¢ RH TR (T T T L ble Cuft HOSE, in regular and extra sizes. Very slight 29(: seconds THREAD SILK HOSE, about 40 ‘pairs, Onyx full fashe foned, in black and few colors. sunuy Soc irregular WOMEN’S ONYX SILK- AND-WOOL AND WOOL-MIXED SPORT HOSE, in black and colors. Plain, rib- bed, dropstitched. ~Per- ct into stockings. self collars. Variously embroidered, braided and sizes 39C silk stitched. Sizes 36 to 44—and a very few extra WOMEN'’S «AND- \ sizes, Dain - and " aropatitch; <O : :s:l; Bt trregulars of 69(: CHlLDREN‘S RIBBED HOSE, in black and cordovan. Slight irregulars of 86c 18¢c kind. Large lot, 95¢c | 3,.»: Good-looking and thoroughly good Women's Percale and Chambray Bungalow Aprons, in medium and large sizes. Trimmed with rickrack braid and checked piping. All have sash and pocket, ‘Wonder Sale! Early Spring Hats Freshly Purchased and Underpriced for a Great Between-Season Millinery Event Newest trimmed models, fairly aglow with the spirit of Spring—hats you ca.u wear from now until far in the season—hats bring a flash of springtime rightness and gayety into the gray wmtry prospect. Qualities as superior as sty es are fascmatmg—and choice $3.50. Active steps toward the formation f a Protestant Big Brothers and Big Sisters Federation In Washington in the Interest of the children who come Into the Juvenile and Police courts will be taken at a meeting of pe pons Interested in the work at the fTrinity Community House, 34 and C strects northwest, Tuesday at 8 e'clock. Protestant churches and M: wonlc bodles are expected to take an active part in the movement. Roland Sheldon to Speaks Roland Sheldon, executive secretdry bt the Big Brothers and Big Slsters of America and one of the principal speakers, will explain the ‘aims of the organiation. Others scheduled 1o make addresses are Rev. William 6. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Bap- tist Church; Judge Kathryn Seilers of the Juvenils Court, Judge Robert I ardison of the Police Court and, liver Hoyem, secretary of the Na- tlonal Association of Prison Labor. The meeting will be held under the puspices of the Prisoners’ Aid Asso- clation. for 5Oc; f Se; Windflw Display 'I ' Visca Braid Hats Baronet Haircloth g, Timbo Braid Hats- B Taffeta Combinations . Models of ‘distinction—the new, bustle hat, off-the-face conceits, mushrooms, pokes, tricornes, turbans; trimmed with flowers, fruits, ribbons, -feathers and ornaments. Blsek and afl colors. rs. D. R. Covell, executive tary of the Prisoners’ Aid Assoct: Hoz, has appealed to the various rotestant churches of the city to appoint a member of the respective congregations to attend the meetl: rh. also requested others interested the movement to be present. m h the big brother lnd M fister work children of the adolescent eriod ace given s helping hand. Bach broumr or big sister is charged ving personal care for some muo rotlm- or sister, as the case B ooet {mportant part of the wrork {s preventive. It is not a move- sment to redeem bad boys and girls as snuch 88 it is an effort to kaep #rom becoming bad. QU] 11 SILK PONGEE 11 CREPE DE CHINE 3348 =and $3.50. $l .98 T e i $5'00 OBBICS™ 3y Bes piswin, hn™s $1.00 BLOUSES, 'mussed h.fdadc SE&E“R.E CHINE accumulations, mostly in volle, in navy, black, mv. $5 98 trimmed with lace and ssc for 35 e embroidery. White and 26 ENVELOPE CH E- 15 GEORGETTE tie-back | brewdsrea asd sestty 39C blouses, beaded and braldea; | Stitched :1..::... n:;vov‘;‘t::d. ‘8 CREPE]BE CHINE and Ted _8old tor 31.98 $5 O8 | fonine tna om0 o and §9.08." B S0 $2.08 NIGHTGOWNS, envelope | #305 v:vo.oo" e chemlleo.l pemrclg:c.:n 3nd_corset l.APRONS - Women s covers o rge, square T T T T T T T LT T T LT LU L L