Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 22

STAR, D. OCTOBER 1925. Woodward & Lothrop Down Stairs Store A Great Sale of Children’s Shoes—Saturday 500 Pairs Children’s Flexible School Shoes Remarkably Low Priced $2.45 Long-wearing natural lasts, soft, flexible soles; all soles retanned and triple stitched on Goodyear welt machines to gives shoes that must wear. Special styles, both for girls and boys. FRIDAY, 23, 22 MAY GRADE PUPILS ON HEALTHHABITS Ballou Outlines Physical Training Plans to Connecti- cut Ave. Citizens’ Body. THE EVENING R. N. DETT APPROVED | - AS MUSIC DIRECTOR| | Will Head Department in City's Colored Schools—Is Ober- lin Graduate. WASHINGTON, C., association, was elected to serve as delegate to the Federation of Citizens’ Associations to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Willam B. Westlake, who has removed from the| assoclation’s territory. President | Quinter presided. WIDOW ASKS $12,000. Suit Against National Provident Association. The National Masonic Provident As- | | sociation was sued vesterday in the trict Supreme Court for $12,000 by Mrs. Lillian V. Turner on a policy is : 9 g sued to her late husband, Charles J Gradine of 1 children on health | 00 0 O il T 1 habits and practices, as they are in| Accor Attorney Ralph R | other subjects in the schools, is the | Flel e policy was issued Febru aim *of Lr. Frank W. Ballou. super- | ? 3 for $10.000 with a proviso wdent he declared in an | © ieape ol loipec cen Connecticut Ave- | Ner Masonic | Appointment of R. athaniel Dett as director of music in the color public schools was approved by the Board of Iducation a1 its meeting Wednesday 2(ternoon in the Franklin He is a craduate of Oberlin | Conservatory of Music. holding the ' | degree of bachelor of music. Howard | University conferred upon him in i June, 1924, the honorary degree of | ner died from an accidental v | doctor of musie because of his unusual tion at a meeting { and became entitled It is stated to the | gehjevements in that field. h 1Hall, Cathearal | face value of the policy, plus 20 per| ™ Recommendini Mr. Dett's appoint nues, Wednesday | cent. | ment to the board, Garnet C. Wilkin . —~ | son, first assistant superintendent in y | charze of colored schools.: pointed out KEEP COLUMBUS’ ANCHOR. | (a5, ot (orence covers esiod. ot more than 14 years as teacher of puh- lic school music at Lane College, Lin- coln, Nebr., and Hampton Institute | and 17 years as general director of music and as conductor. The major portion Detts experierice. he ch ol Education for ssembly halls and gym all_of the new school| Chjcagoans Block Move to Give nzs to be erected in the future, | re may be an idea Fine Shoes of Tan Calf Tan Elk or Patent Leather Every Size in Every Style 5! to 8, 814 to 11, 1115 to 2 Relic to the Smithsonian. CHICAGO. srooms. | @nchor of the Santa Maria, Physical training is fundamental, he | of Columbus, when he di aaid, and without the inclus of | Western Hemisphere, h gymnasiums the school buil ¢ ot the Chicago gram could not be consideres - g nomic one. The value of proper health | or vears it has been kept in the | cannot be overostimated, he bow of a reproduction ‘of the ship, and without gymnaslums and | moored in Jackson Park, site of the )y halls pupils will not profit | Columbian world fair, thirty-odd years ctually. | ago. The same support given by citizens | Fearful of a move to give the relic to the measuye iding a five {to th ithsonian Institution n; program X : 1d be directed toward rd turned it over to the historical priations for the carryi o1 [ soclety. | isions of that act.” If carried - . | | | | October nt rubber s and xtremely durable iea should All shoes have resilie (rubber mixture) or ¢ These are values that mothers early tomorrow. ward supply Fvery pair of these shoes carries the maker’s assurance of at least three months’ wear. If they do not give satisfactory service for that period they will be rebuilt entirely without charge. become the o istorica Historical | o¢ *eqching public school teache of elementary schoo southland and to undergraduate stu- dents of Hampton Institute. an eco- | S X 3 | 1t is obvious' that these shoes usually much higher prices he . D. C., the South Pa rescribed in the program the | Queen Boadicea, who lived in Britain hool needs will be adequately | ahout the middle of the first century, ed for by June 30, 1930. and its | i3 said 1o have been the frst promi- | will be felt by the children of | pent peroxide blond. the next two or three generations, but | if Congress fails to make the neces: | sary appropriations the program will ] bhe a failure effect DOWN STAIRS STORE. ES (. (. Sloan & Co., Inc., Aucts. 715 13th Street Beautiful Adam Mahogany Dining Room s Suites, Hinoki Wood Furniture, Antique Chests )i Drawers, Sideboards, Corner Cabinets, Beds, Oriental Rugs, Imported China, Silverware, Paintings, Complete Bedroom and Living Room Suites, Bric-a-Brac, Linens, Decorative Mirrors, Rich Draperies, Fireplace Brasses, Antique Cabinets, Dower Chests, Secretaries, Drop-Leaf Tables, Sewing Stands, etc. All to be sold at public auction within our galleries 715 13th Street Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday October 27th, 28th and 29th, 1925 At 2 P. M. Each Day By order of a prominent government official, officers of estates, storage concerns and others. Si 4 Now On View 1zes In " Terms Cash. | ' Lot are C. G. SLOAN & CO., Inc., Aucts. 3t 8 Three New Schools Needed. Dr. Ballou cited proposals for school | development in this section. which, | with the rapidly increasing population, | will necessitate the erection of new grade. junior the latter to Reno. where it is proposed to layground and s future, he A Manufacturer’s Co-operation Sale of 1,000 New Smart Pumps for Women and Misses \ 5 S ( D’Orsays—Operas—Step-ins—and ayer the of the extensible type, which can he added to as the needs arise. All fu- | ture schools will be erected with base- | bove ground, permitting of | One and Two Strap Models A remarkable selling tomorrow that will enable you to save much of vour proposed outlay for Fall Footwear. The styles are those sponsored by fashionable women and misses and have already met with great success. Models in Patent Leather, black Velvet, black Satin, brown Velvet, tan Calf and several combinations of these leathers and materials. | sed resolutions | r a new bridg: over Klingle Ford. Immediate act is sought in this matter and the re quest will be made that the present structure be strengthened pending the erection of 4 new span. A letter frem | Commissioner Bell was read in which | he said that the plans for the new | bridge would be along the lines of the | Tiger Bri on Sixteenth street, be- | inzle span of concrete, but he doubted the possibility of the estimate for its erection beins included in next vear's budget llation of an adequate light- ing system on Connecticut avenue is ! to be urged upon the Commissioners Tt was pointed out that there is but a sinzle row of lights on the stretch of hizhway from Porter streel to Chevy C(‘hase Circle, and the lights there now are placed too hizh on the poles to afford much illumi for maobile Resoiutions ed conzratula ing Maj. Hesse on his appointment superintendent of police and ple Aupport to his administration. The Commissioners were commended for | their sclection. William S. Quinter. president of the | * New Fall Very 1 tvles Special French Cuban Low Heels DOWN STAIRS STORE For Informal, Dinner and Party Wear These New Chiffon Velvet Broche Frocks A Smart New Vogue Before you decide on a new roof... Let us send you samples of PRESTON Roofing There is no obligation 1 SEE for yourself how their beau- tiful soft tones harmonize with the colors of your house. NOTICE their unusual thickness with a solid mass of asphalt run- ning right through each shingle to make it last. COMPARE them with any other shingles you have seen. Unusually Low Priced First in 521 15 We fortunately purchased 75 of these beau- tiful frocks to sell at this very special price Saturday. Sizes for women and misses, 16 to 44. Washington to Present the New Ensemble Corsage Hat $4.95 Paris and Fifth Avenue have sponsored this newest Iat. Chic, youthful, tastefully trimmed with a gorgeous flower. With each hat comes a matching flower to be worn as a boutonniere. New colors include rose vail, Yucatan. Ma- roccan, Taragon, atter of roses and crabapple. See this new hat tomorrow. There's a smart vogue for these frocks and here is a splendid opportunity to secure one at a substantial saving. Latest Creation in Millinery Very Special Wide range of colors, including Green, Wine, Orchid, Cocoa, Old Rose, Cuckoo, Gracklehead, Queenbird, Sand and Flame. 4 TEST them in any way you want to. Straightline, circular and flare skirt models, long and short sleeves, one and two-piece models. DOWN STAIRS STOR? DOWN STAIRS STCRE BOYS’ DEPARTMENT OPENS THESE SPECIAL VALUES TOMORROW You owe it to yourself to get the best shingles you can procure whether you are re-roofing or building a new house HERE is an easy way to be sure. Sale of French Perfumes and Toilet Waters tant step and get these samples. There is a typé of Preston Roofing for every type of building. We are equipped to give you a prompt figure on the cost of any roof you select. Our expert workmen are trained to apply the roof in the best possible manner. If you desire it,. we can arrange liberal terms of payment. But before you de- cide on Preston Roofing or any other roofing, take the first impor- When we send you the samples we will also present you with a beautifully illustrated book, “The Magic Touch of Preston Shingles.” Its gorgeous colored plates will also be a guide to you to select the right colors for your own home. If you make the right choice of shingles, you can easily have the most dis- tinctive house on your street.: All of this service is given you with no obligation on your part. Phone us right now! Phone Main 7223 Allied Asphalt Products Corp. 919 New York Ave. N.-W. Washington, D. C. Qualitex Two-Pants Remarkably Low Priced \ 38c each Made in France, bottled here. 1-ounce bottles of fragrant per- fume and 4-ounce bottles of toilet water. Handsome glass bottles that match, each full of really fragrant French extract or de- — liciously refreshing Toilet Water—at a price that hardly begins to do justice to the quality of these expensive toiletries. Your choice of these six favorite odors— Narcisse . Jasmin Chypre Rose These are remarkably low priced for quick disposal. sonally attend this sale—you may mail your order. Violet Lilac 1f you cannot per- DOWN STAIRS STORE Overcoats, $8.75 Mackinaws, $7.75 Special values for tomorrow. Full cut, well tailored Coats and Mackinaws in styles most fash- ionable with boys. Desirable colors. Sizes 8 to 17. Suits, Special $29.50 Suits you have seen at much higher prices. These have just arrived and are latest styles for young and con- servative men. Hand-tailored col- lars and button- holes which add to fitting and wearing qualities. Single and double breasted models. Boys’ Blouses, 88¢ Fine assortment, including per- printed and woven ma- drases. Sizes 6 to 16. Woolen Suits, $2.95 The best values, we think, $2.95 can buy. Qualities that should be much higher, but specially priced for this Opening. Weil Jerseys, tweeds and One and two pisce Regular and Stout Sizes 35 to 44 Hard - finished “worsteds, serges, cheviots and other materials. Blues, grays, tan mixtures. Sce these suits tomorrow, you'll surely want one of them. DOWN STAIRS STORE Boys’ Ties, 38¢ Very Special. Cut silk and ray- on knit. Choice of atripes and figured patterns. DOWN STAIBS STORE