Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1927, Page 23

§ o { * LEAPLEY FUNDNO ABOVE 2,000 MARK Sum Donated Through Star for Family of Traffic Vic- tim Still Growing. The fund being raised through The *Star for the family of the late Lewis Leapley, traffic accident vietim of 708 G street southeast, went over the $2,000 mark today with the re- celpt o 1ditional donations. This is sufficient to pay off all indebtedness on the Leapley home and leave a surplus to meet other needs of the widow and her seven children, provided the money is to be used for that purpose The new contributions follow: Previously acknowledged ..$1,87 daughter senih Pauline Scammell . Anonymous . Collected t Hamburg . Thomas W. L L. S. Rowe Annie . Darby .. William H. Lowder J. W. Bean . otal to date i ..$2,027.35 " GHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC OF LECTURER Knowing God and Christ Declared | | to Be Jesus’ Definition of Real Science. science: epend- A lecture on “Christian The Divine Declaration of In ence” was delivered 3 * Third Church of Chri 1. Ohrenstein, B., of . N. Y. Mr. Ohrenstein is a of the board of lectureship of the mother church, the First Church of C t, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., * and spoke to a capacity audience in the new church edifice. He was in- troduced by Walter H. reader of Third Church, under whose auspices the lecture was given. The lecturer said in part: “What is #cience? Only what is true or real can be known, and only truth or reality cannot cease to be and cannot undergo change. Every thing material—which means every- thing accepted by the so-called nat. ural sciences—being capable of de: struction or of undergoing change, must be unreal and untrue. “According to Jesus, true science is to know God and the Christ whom he came to reveal, and whom to know 1s life eternal; to know the liberating truth He taught, and to have the #piritual joy or happiness which he 4 enjoyed as a result of His true, His Christian, science. Let me quote what Mrs. Eddy, the discoverer and founder of Christlan Sclence, has defined science to be. On page 127 of her book, “Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures,” she says: “‘If God the Alldn-all, be the crea- tor of the spiritual universe, including man, then everything entitled to a classification as truth, or science, must be comprised in a knowledge or understanding of God, for there can be nothing beyond illimitable divinity.’ “Jesus said that to know God is life eternal. That He Jknew. whereof He spoke. He demonstrated by raising the y @ead. He said that knowing the truth * ‘shall make you free,’ and he demon- strated this by liberating people from bondage to every manner of ill; by liberating them from sin, from sick- ness, and from want of every kind. My joy and My Peace I give ' unto ¥y and not only did He rejoice greatly in spirit, but He was able to retain both peace and joy even when confronted with the cross." RAIL PAY BOOST ASKED. Employes’ Request Will Be Consid- ered Tomorrow. NEW YORK, January 5 (#).—De- mands for an increase of 15 to 20 per cent in the wages paid to rail- way enginemen and firemen will be {discussed, it was announced yester- day, in a_conference here tomorrow between J. Z. Walber, representing the railway managers’ committee, an@ representatives of the Locomotive Firemens' Union. Wondward & Loathrop 10th, 11th, F and G Streets A Twa-Piece Frock, $35 As Seen in the Current Issue of Vogue Cleverly Employs Wool Hand-Embroidery in the Roumanian Fashion Sportewear Section. Third floor ‘Webb, first ||| EPISCOPAL CONVENTION NEXT YEAR IS DISCUSSED Woman's Auxiliary Talks Over Plans at Annual Meeting. Bishops Give Addresses. Plans for the general convention of the Episcopal Church to be held here in October, 1928, were outlined and arrangements for meetings and entertainments discussed at the an- nual’ meeting of the Woman’s Auxil- fary of the Episcopal Church in the d e of hington yesterday in St. John's Church, Sixteenth and H streets. Announcement was made that more than 500 delegates will attend the general convention next y Addresses were made by Bishop Darst of East Carolina, Bishop Rhine- lander of Washington Cathedral and Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston, rector of St. John’s Church. Mrs. Angus Ci vice president. All.of the other of- ficers were re-elected, with the ex- ception of the recording secretary. This position will be filled later. Mrs. Willlam D. Hurd, the president, pre- sided. ’-rOU'LL BE GLAD YOU SAVED YOUR MONEY! When Iliness Comes. FEDERAL-AMERICAN wford was elected There is a clean, healing liquid, easy to use any time, that will shortly clear away Pimples, Black- heads, Blotches, Blemishes and simi- lar Skin Irritations. To keep your skin clear and healthy always use ~ Zemo. the clean, healing. Liquid astringent for skin and 'scalp jrri tations. 60c _and $1.00 at all druggists. FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS Demand Ebonite when you buy lubrication for § the transmission and rear axles. You'll say it's better. Just say “EBONITE” Be Sure You Get it. 20 Cents a Shot ONE_FILLING WITH EBONITE 'WILL LAST 2,500 MILES From the Checkerboard pump onty, and_ in fivepound ‘cans. A e R : EBONITE | (175 SHREDDED.OIL ) l ( BAYERSON OIL WORKS QLUMBIA 3228 HEADACHE FROM ACOLD? LISTRN! ‘‘Pape’s Cold Compound’’ ends severe colds or Your cold will break and all grippe misery end after taking a dose of “Pape’s Cold Com- pound” every two hours until ~ three doses are taken. It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relieves sick headache, dull ness, feverishne! sore throat, snee: ing, soreness and stiffness. Besides, it 1s an effective laxative. It keeps the bowels open carrying off the poisons that are making you sick. Don’t stay stufled-upF Quit blow- ing and snuffling! Ease your throb, bing head—neothing else in the world gives such prompt relief as “Pape’s Cold Compound,” which costs only thirty-five cents at any drug store. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, and causes no inconvenience. Accept no substitute. HE very newest style note of the month is the use of a colorful wool embroidery, an influence directly traceable to the recent visit of the Queen of Roumania. This Frock has large pocket, fitted cuffs and belt ends accented with this embroidery, in which tiny metallic sequins are scattered. Made of a new, finer-than- ever worsted that looks very much like costly kasha—this Golflex Frock is priced modestly at $35. Here in lovely colors: Fallow, putty, greens, flesh, palmetto, Liberty blue and the always-smart white. THE EVENING RTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JAN 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Lily of France Girdles, $7.85 One of our most popular models—fashioned of figured broches with fine elastic. An exceptional value at this January selling price. Sizes 28 to 36. Corset Section, Third floor surgical January Selling Crepe de Chine and Glove Silk Lingerie At Very Low Prices Glove Silk Vests—in tailored models. In roseleaf and flesh Glove Silk Bloomers—full cut and well reinforced. Roseleaf and flesh.$2,25 Crepe de Chine Chemise—in tailored and lace-trimmed models—many in the popular waistline style Crepe de Chine Chemise—trimmed with lovely laces, two-tone ribbons and dainty footing. Also in tailored $3.95 Crepe de Chine Gowns—in beautiful models that one usually finds much higher priced. In carefully tailored styles and in exquisitely lace-trimmed models, with groups of pleats and dainty ribbons .............. ..$495 Crepe de Chine Gowns—fashioned of an exceptionally fine quality crepe de chine—in a wide range of colors. Beautifully finished with lace, pleats and ribbon—or in plainer tailored Silk Underwear Section, First Floor. Limited Quantity Whittall ANGLO-PERSIAN RUGS REDUCED 209, We are authorized by the maker to close out the discontinued pat- terns of this line at 20% reduc- tions from the regular prices, for a limited time only. Home-lovers who have counted on buying a fine domestic rug or two in the near future will do well to inspect these timely offer- ings. A limited number for a limited time, so act now— Rug Section, Fifth floor. Utility Sets, $1 Set of 6 Pieces Six useful sizes that are just the ones that every house- * Woodthrop Girdles, $3.85 The famous Girdles—found exclusively at Woodward & Lothrop—are An offered at this low price dur- ing the January Selling. Of fine broche and surgical elastic. Sizes 28 to 36. Corset Section, Third floor P e e e e A AN T AN AN TN T AN TN T AN s Pyrex Pie Plates, $3 For baking and serving. plete with nickel-plated frame podard & Lothrop January Continues to Offer Exceptional Savings Nature’s Rival Corsolettes $2.85 exceptional corsolettes of ‘Woodthrop value—well made satin striped material, with sections of elastic and boned at front. Detachable shoulder straps. Corset Section, Third floor. NN NN NUARY 5, 1927. Handmade Underthings, $1 - Step-in Drawers—with hand- embroidery and hemstitching. Gowns—of fine nainsook with hand-embroidery. In white and colors. Cotton Crepe Gowns (not handmade), $1, with applique and colored bindings. Cotton Underwear Section Third floor. S SN Handmade Philippine Gowns, $1.65 Made of our own soft nain- Girls’ Rayon Lingerie Vests, in white and flesh. Sizes 8 to 16 years, 95c. sook, that insures long wear. Exquisitely Round, vee, and square neck- With lines. sleeves. Extra Size Philippine Gowns, quality identical $1.95. Cotton Un Third floo: S SOSSNS derwear Section r. S e N S 350 Pairs Lace Curtains Greatly Reduced $395 $495 359 to $1875 pu Former Prices, $6 to $25 Fine imported-lace curtains—the kind you've been wanting—are now offered at such greatly reduced prices that you can afford to supply every room with fresh, new curtains. There’s a wide variety of styles and makes from which to choase—some with a bright touch of color—others in attractive embroidered panel styles. sketch a few of the styles—but to appreciate them you must see them. Hand-tied Filet Panels Embroidered Panels Fringed Point de Burges Swiss Point Duchess Lace Two to Six Pairs of Curtains of One Kind Our Entire Remaining Stock of Velour Portieres Reduced 3d-inch width $ I 5'7 5 5.(}-inch width $2 I 45 We urge you to make your selections at once—for our finest high-grade portieres at these two low prices will sell very quickly. At present there is a good selection of both the single and double width velour portieres, made in the French envelope edge style—and a good range of colors. Curtain Section. Sixth floor. Imported Dinner Service Com- for eight (66 Pieces) $32.50 A charming set with its gold-border decorations and its thin china that has been molded into several becoming . wife needs, and made of dur- able, imported pottery. g China Section, Fifth floor. g’ of graceful design and propor- tions. China Section, Fifth floor. shapes. China Section, Fifth floor. $3.2 We Pyrex Casseroles 5 and $3.95 Casseroles with cut and embroidered. Bloomers, in white and flesh. without Sizes 8 to 16 years, $1.45. Combinations, in peach and flesh. Sizes 6 to 12, §1.95. Girld Furnishings Seetion Fourth floor. above, January Selling Hemstitched Tea Cloths Special, $1.65 - \ lovely cream-colored cloth, with a hemstitched hem. In the desirable size—36x36—for bridge as well as tea. Napkins to match, 13x13, $3.50 dozen. Hemstitched Luncheon Sets, Special, $5.75 This handsome set includes a 64x64- inch cloth and 6 17x17-inch napkins. Every hostess will enjoy one of these sets. Colored-border Runner . Sets, Special, $3.75 The attractive colored border makes this a most popular set. One has a choice of a wide range of colors. The set includes a runner, 18x54: 6 doilies, 12x18; 6 napkins, 13x13. Double Damask Table Cloths 2x2Y; yards, $6.95 2x3 yards, $8.75 An exceptional value—such as one seldom finds even in a January Selling. Wide choice of patterns. Napkins, 24x24 inches, dozen,, $9.50. Silver-bleach Linen Table Cloths 2x2 yards, $4 2x2Y4; yards, $5 2x3 yards, $6 Three different sizes and many pat- terns from which to choose. They are all so 1lovely, you will doubtless want several. Hemstitched Linen Pillowcases, $3 pair A splendid quality linen makes these pillowcases that are neatly and attrac- tively hemstitched. Linen Section, Second floor W & L Special Muslin Sheets 63x99, $1.30 72x99, $1.45 81x99, $1.60 A high-grade sheet—found exclusively here—may be had in these three sizes at exceptionally low prices. All-Wool Plaid Blankets Special, $13.65 You may choose from many lovely colors. Each blanket is bound in a matching shade. The pair is cut and bound separately. 70x80 inches. Blanket Section, Second floor. Grill Plates, $1 Imported Decorated Plates that are ideal for luncheons informal “buffet” meals floral design and mounted in nickel-plated frame. China Section, Fitth floor. and which save the housewife both time and effort. China Section, Fifth fleer.