Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1930, Page 22

§20,000,000 SPENT | 10 AID PROFESSORS Carnegie Corporation Report Tells Philanthropies During Year. Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK, January la—l:xpendl- ture of more than $20,000,000, nearly | one-sixth of the entire income of the Carnegie Corporation of New York since its organization in 1911 for old age| security for professors, was recorded in | the annual report of President Frederi~ ick P. Kepper, published yesterday. The report listed the corporation's grants to education, science, fine arts and peace for the year ended Septem- ber 30, 1929. ‘ The corporation’s most important ac- tion of the year under review and the | largest single comment in four years, the report said, was the decision to pay nine annual instaliments of $600,- 000 each to set up a fund from which | annuities of $500 are to be paid to! professors aged 70. This fund supple- ments pensions to be granted after | January 1, 1931, by the Carnegie Foun- dation for the advancement of teaching. Library Schools Got $111,500. Appropriations for library schools for the year totaled $111,500. QOther grants made to library service included $54,000 for the development of dental school libraries in the United States and Canada, $38,500 for the support of library projects in the- Union of South Africa and Rhodesia, $124,000 for the development of college and university libraries and $100,000 for support of other library interests increasing library extension in British Columbia. For similar studies in mathematics, classical languages, modern. foreign lan- guages and other educational research in the United States and the Union of South Africa a total of $198,500 was voted. One hundred and forty-one thousand dollars - was -contributed for adult education studies. Scientific Research Aided. To the advancement of scientific re- search in the United States' the ‘cor- poration contributed $292,500 during the year. For the advancemerit of peace the corporation contributed $125,000 to the support of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. SIX DIE AS FLAMES RAZE OHIOAN'S HOME | Five in Family and Friend Are Victims of Blaze Laid to Coal 0il Lamp. By the Associated Press. | FINDLAY, Ohio, January 13.—Six persons, including five members of the same family, were burned to death yes- terday when fire destroyed the home of xlfl.mn Long, 12 miles east of here. The Wilson Long, 46; his mother, Nancy Long, 78; his sister, Laura, 52; a daugh- ter, Helen, 17; a son, Le Roy, 4, and & friend, Leona Ewing, 14. The fire started on the first floor of the home, where Nancy and Laura Long and the two girls were sleeping. It was the theory of authorities that a coal ofl lamp had been upset and that the flam- ing oil spread quickly through the downstairs of the house. Neighbors dis- covered the fire, but before they could reach the occupants of the house the structure was a mass of flames. Long and his son were asleep upstairs when the fire started. After the smouldering ruins eooled late yesterday searchers found the _charred remains of the two women and two girls, No trace of the bodies of Long and his son were discovered. Long's wife was a visitor in Findlay Baturday night and escaped the fire. Search for Body Fails. BILOXI, Miss, January 13 (P)— Coast Guard and fishing boats yester- day searched without success for the body of John R. Rogers, 33, of Balti- more, who was drowned Saturday near Turkey Bayou when his oyster skiff overturned. His two companions, Em- mett Ahern and George Nelson, swam to safety. Rogers was captain of the smack Lillie W. Brings Comfort To Stiff, Inflamed Joints Pharmacists say that when many other so-called remedies fail Joint- | Ease will usually succeed. | It's compounded for certain joint | | ailments—that is why you are ad- | | vised to use it for sore, painful, in- | | flamed, rheumatic joints. 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GOLDENBERG'S “AT SEVENTH AND K”—CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED—THE DEPENDABLE STORE hrift Special B $1.50 Double-§ 1 19 Bed Sheets = - 81x99-inch bleached sheets without starch or dressing. f:""“ mill imperfections. Main loor. 126 pportnies to Practice Thrift Tuy at Seventh & !f hrift Special No. 1 $1 Chiffon Silk Hose Seam-back fashion marked hose; shaped ankles. Popular shades. c All sizes.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 2 Boys’ and Girls’ 50c Hose Boys' 7i-length fancy sport hose and girls' 7i- length rayon - and - lisle c ‘mixtures.—Main Floor. Thrift _Special No. 3 $1.25 Quilted Cotton Bats Full size 72x90 batts for making double-bed size comforts. Greatly under- c priced.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. == Women's $1 Rayon Undies Panties, step-ins and chemise, in both tailored and lace-trimmed effects. Pastel shades.—Main c Floor. Thrift Special No. 5= Women’s 89c Union Suits Part wool union suits with rayon stripe. Sleeveless and knee c length style.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 6= Boys’ 79¢ Union Suits Fleeced cotton suits, in gray; high neck, long sleeves and ankle length. c Sizes 4 to 16.—Main Floor. ==Thrift_Special No. 7™ Misses’ $1 Union Suits Of medlum weight in two styles—Ilong sleeves, le length, high -E:l oy leeves knee Bule- slzes.— 59c Fioor. nu-ez Svecial No. $2.25 Crinkle Spreede Full and twin bed- spreads with rose, gold sl 79 or green woven stripes. . Serviceable quality— Main Floor. 'Thrift_Special N.CL 9’ $1 to $1.50 Fabric Gloves Imported sueded fabric gloves, finely tallored. All new shades. Sizes c 515 to 8.—Main Floor. Tfl.v‘lfi Spectal No. 1 $1.50 Fabric Gloves Double wnmd gloves I;c;" " =B Wl <uf 3 5% to 8—Main c Floor. Thrift Special No. 11 Handkerchiefs, 6 for Regular 10c handker- chiefs for men and boys. Colors and white.—~Main c Floor. Thrift Special No. 1. Women's 10c Handkerchiefs Irish linen hlndkt‘rchleh. in white only. Have slight imperfections.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 1. Men’s 15¢ Handkerchiefs Of Irish Tlinen e, 28 hlill":v' 1 ems. ‘ y im- o Yac [————rift Swtdul_ No: TEre—— 25c Dress Ginghams of closely woven quality; 32 inches wide. — Main 19¢ & 25c Handkerchiefs 044 lots of wom- s | 21 e 2C Choice of chemically treated dustless mop or $ 1 4 oil treated mop, complete . Lace and georgette Bertha collars with tie ends or slip- $1 Thrift Special No. 19° 39¢ to $1.98 Dress Flowers Women’s Lace Neckwear 0dd pleces of women's fine lace neckwear at large reductions.—Main c Plaids, checks, stripes Floor. 1 8c ew's fancy hand- =T hrift _Special No. 16 with long _handle— Thrift Special No. 18’ over styles—Main Floor. Coat and evening dress flowers, greatly reduced to close out.—Main Floor. c Floor. Floor. Thrift Special No. 1 $1.98 Silk Scarfs Colored silk scarfs, long style with Roman colorings. and plain colors galore, Thrift Special No. 1 kerchiefs with lace $1.50 Wizard Mops Downstairs Store. Special.—Main Floor. $1.69 Bertha Collars Thrift Special No. 2 Thrifp Special No, 21— 25¢ lo $1 Bridge Prizes 13¢c to 59¢ Attractive celtulold ies under- priced for Thrift Days ain l‘loor. Thrift Special No. 22" 59c Waterproof School Bags Well made waterproof ‘bags in brief case style, with lock and key.— c Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 2. xed Stationery 75¢ 72 large fiat sheets of white stationery, with 50 envelopes to match— c Main Floor. ——nm{t Special No 2 $2.50 Full Size Bhnke‘h Ea. Soft, warm, full size plaid blankets at an un- sl .70 usual saving—Fourth Floor. Thrift Special No. 25 69c Crash Cretonnes Sold as “slight seconds” —but they are beauties! And such an enormous collection to choose from. c —Fourth Floor. Thrift Special No. 26 Coco Door Mats An excellent opportuni- ty to secure a couple of these much needed brush mats. Size 11x22 inches. c —Downstairs Store. Thrllt Special No. 27" $1.50 Stair Carpet, Yd. Nine brand-new pat- terns in serviceable vel- sl .09 vet carpet—27 inches wide.—Downstairs Store. Thrift Special No. 28 69¢ Gold Seal Congoleum, sq. yd. Cholce of twenty neat pat- ine Gold Seal um, at this greatly reduced price. Perfect qual- c ity ~Downstairs Store. Thrift Special No. 2 $1.69 Sunfast’ Window Shades Slight seconds of genu- fne sunfast shades, in size 3x6 feet. Rare bar- 90c gins.—Fourth Floor. T'(fl!ls cial N'D.J 29c Curtain Marquisette, Yd. pieces of sheer dainty Paarquiscttos—offered 8¢ this low price for Thrift Day.~—Fourth Floor. Thrift Special No. 317 $4 Velour Draperies Rich gold, Nn, Tose or green velour overdrap- s 19 eries, complete with val- > ance.—Fourth Floor. Thrift Special No. 32 $10.95 Congoleum Rugs s In l'l!ll- oo BE e G e 9 9 - 35 rugs. Size 9x12 feet.— Downstairs Store. Thrift Special No. 33' $1.50 Cottage Window Sets A number of attractive . colorings in these pretty sets, consisting of sash cur- tains, glass curtains and c tie-backs.—Fourth Floer. Thrift Special No. 3 $2.25 Drapery Velour Rich, velvety mulberry, rose, biue, gold or green 55 velour—54 inches wide— . at an exceptional saving. ~Fourth Floor. Thrift Special No. 35™ | 79c Plain Rayon Satins come in black, white and a number of wanted col- that make dainty cur- tains.—Fourth Floor. Thrift Special No. ¥ 50c Printed Charmeuse Satin-face cotion prints, whose delightful patterns are all in fast c colors.—Main Floor. 'Thrift Special No. 38 $3 Felt-Base Squares, Each Seamless 6x9-ft. felt- Thrift Swdul No. 3 69c Window Shades, Each Cut 3x6 ft., oll opague shades In white or ecru. Slight seconds.—Fourth c Floor. Thrift Special No. 4 $1.25 Suit Cases, Each Full size black or tan suit cases at a sensation- al price. Excellent values. c —Fourth Floor. Thrift Special No, 41' $7.50 Felt-Base Rugs, Each = S e rugs. onds.—Down- stairs swn Thrift Sflgml No._ 4. 35c Mercerized Sateens 36-inch, finely finished sateens, shown in white, black and all wanted col- ors; 36 inches wide.— c Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 4. 59¢ Rug Borders, Yard This long-wearing qual- ity rug border looks just like hardwood flooring. 36 inches wide.—Down- stairs Store. Thrift_Special No. 4: $1 Bed Pillows, Each Soft feather bed pil- lows, covered with good quality ticking. Very c special.—Fourth Floor. Thrift Specigl No. 45| $5 Bed Comforts, Each Of a large size for dou- :nedhd:lm river'l::;h $3 00 A real value—Fourth Thrift Special No, 46 | $2.50 Drapery Damask, Yd. Richly colored damask that is 50 inch ‘wid Over 10 deu::n::l plue: s1 '35 terns.—Fourth Floor. 'Thrift Special No. 47" $1 Ruffled Curtain Sets Well made ruffied cur- tain sets, complete with wide valance and tie c backs—Fourth Floor. . 'Thrift Special No. 4 $1.69 Pc. of Longcloth Each piece contains 10 yards of closely woven, sl .29 soft-finished white long- cloth.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 497w | $3.95 Hat Boxes, Each o 1nd wid made 32,39 Women's hat bexes in black only.—Fourth Floor. —Thrift Special No. 5i ,.____ 75c Window Shades, Ea. American Holland win- dow shades, sold as slight seconds. Size 3x6 c feet.—Fourth Floor. Thrift Special No. 51 $1.75 Drapery Damask, Yd. Extra wide drapery damask, in a wide nlec- ton of _colorings. 95 c inches wide. — Floor. Thrift Special No. sz—— 37 95 Wool Comforh, 8 e.lle-lce:.m!m Only two 55 45 Day bargain, — l‘mlr‘! Floor. Thrift Special No. 53' $1 Oval Rag Rugs Pretty mottied effects in these ever - popular rugs, size 18x36 Inches. c Downstairs Stere. Thrift Special No. 5 Boys $3 to $6 Novelty Suits m.,,:rl:;l;h me -un- sl .95 wash _tops. e Ehiry Floor. —Thrift Speclal No. 5 Boys $5 Rain Coats Leatherette r‘lnm& in black and brown. Have sz .95 warm fleeced backs. Sizes 4 to 16.—Third Floor. Thrift Special No. 5 Boys’ $1 to $1.25 Pants Knickers and suiting mixtures, corduroys and navy blue cloth, Sizes 8 c to 16—Third Floor. Thrift Special No. 5 Boys’ $1 to. $1.50 Shirts EEE 19 'Thrift Special No. 58' Boys’ 79¢ to $1.50 Pajamas Manufacturer’s close- out and slight irregulars. One and two piece styles. Sizes 4 to 16.—Third c Floor. Thrift Sneclal No. Boys' $12.75 & 315 OCuu oveveests ot fine mis tures. “!nuflly tailored. $9 75 Sizes 12 to 20.—Thir Floor. Thrift Special No. 6 Boys’ SlZ to SIS Prep Suits (32) patterns. Sizes 18 to 20, ~—Third Floor. Thrift Special No. Boys’ 310 95 to 812 75 Suits Thrift Special No. 62 25¢ Plain Chiffon Voiles ‘. inches wide —in a - -m. wide ta vl | P iein "Floar.” Thrift Special No. 63' - Men’s $20 to $30 Suits Dol g sl 4.75 hrift Special No. 6 Men's $3.50 & $4 Odd Pants A very desirable group of odd pants, in most s every wanted weave. Sizes from 29 to 50— Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 65' Men’s $10 & $12.50 Raincoats Black, green and tan gum rubber raincoats 95 and slickers. Well sewn . and cut. Sizes 34 to 44. —Main_ Floor. —Thrift Special No. 66 Men’s 65¢ Fancy Hose Rayon-mixed hose of fine quality and in an unusually large selection of new patterns. Sizes c 10 to 1115.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 6: Men’s $2 to $3 Pajamas Faultless and Nobelt pajamas of various fine materials. All styles. s .29 Some slight irregulars.— Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 68’ $2.29 Corduroy Robes Long - collar styles, in orchid, blue, rose or s 79 American Beauty cordu- by roy.—Second Floor. =~ Thrift Special No. §; Men’s $1 Work Shirts Of blue cambray heavy quality, in_collar-attach- ed stlye. Triple stiched seams. Sizes 1414, 15, 1614 c and 17.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. Men’s $1.95 Luxedoo Shirts Shirts taken from our regular stock, neckband 19 stiye only. Plain colors of . English broadcloth. Sizes 13!3 to 18.—Main Floor. rift Special N 3 for $3.50 $1.59 ln $2.49 th Bo'len Made of heavy-grade tin, with strong handles. Various siacs. =~ Silghtly imperfect. — Downstairs c Store. ‘Thrift $pecial No. 7. Men’s $1.49 Union Suits Merit make ribbed union sults of medium weight; ecru and gray. Sizes 36 to 44.—Main c Floor. Thrift Special No. 73 Men’s 25¢ Brighton Garters Brighton pad garters of narrow webbing; plain colors and stripes.—Main l 6c Floor. Thrift Special No. fi Women’s 79c Coverall Aprons Rubber coverall aprons, large size, with pretty ruffied edges. —Main 39c Floor (Notions). Thrift Special No. 7. 10c Real lilir Nets, 4 for Sitroux Hair Nets in cap and fringe net. Sin- gle and double mesh. No white or gray. Notions— c Main Floor. Thrift Special No. X 10c Wash Cloths, 6 for Slight irregulars of white and colored Turk- ish Wash Cloths. Well 3 Notions — Main c Thrift Special No. 7. 50c Piece Blanket Binding Five-yard roll of Fold- ed Sateen Blanket Bind- ing. Assorted shades. c Notions—Main_Floor. 'Thrift Special No. 7. 35c and 39c Brassieres Comfortably and cor- rectly fitting brassieres, made of soft materials in several preity styles. No- c tions—Main Floor. Thrift Snecull No. 7. 25c Bonnie B Talcum this delightfully scented pure talcum powder. Very special.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 8| 50c Tube Mu-Sol-Dent The hygienic tooth stains from all fabries. 1 4c A dainty, deodorant —Main Floor. 1 8c size jar of Floating Soap, 3 cakes bath use. Try it.—Main paste with a pleasant taste. Well liked by many. c —Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 81 20c Bottle “Flash” For removing spots and Safe and dependable— Main Floor. Thrx{t Special No. 8 29c Perspiro, Jar cream that is inexpensive even at its regular price. Thrift Speclal No. 8: 75¢ Noxzema Cream Boudoir Noxzema—for windburn, chapped lips, ete. Very c popular.—Main Floor, Thrift Special No. White Dove brand floating soap for toilet or 12 Thrift Special No. 8: p—— 98¢ Bridge Lamp Shades Neatly trimmed bridge lamp shades of seco silk, in rose and orchid.— c Downstairs Store. ’Thrilt Special No. 8 Women’s $2 & $2.50 Handbags An assorted lot of leather pouch and under- $ 1 44 arm bags: black and col- . ors. Desirable shapes.— Main Floor. hfl/t Special No. 8 Chlltfren s 50c Handbags Neat pouch shapes, in a variety of long handle and back-strap styles.— c Main Floor. Thrift snzmal o g Men’s $1.50 Tourists’ Cases Black leather fabric cases fitted with military brush, comb and tooth- brush holder. — Main Floor, Thfi!t Special No. 89 59c to $1 Necklaces Pretty up-to-date nov- elty effects in chokers, necklaces and pendants. c ~—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 9| 25¢c Silver Thimbles Substantially made; 11 Main Floor, c cotton head mop i“ 12. rt galvanized pail ! ’ stairs Stare. c Thrift Spectal No. 9 novelty print frocks in a broken size assortment.— c Second Floor. = Thrift Special N. sizes (26 to 32 walst- bands) in_colorful plaid assorted for women and girs. Sterling silver.— i/t Svecial No. 9. SI 65 op, l,inl &'7 V;'nnger with patent alumnium mop wringer attached. — Down- 0dd Lot of House Frocks Women's and misses’ $1.29 Butterfly ‘Skirts ‘Wome: and misses” butterfly plum skirts.— Secona Floor. Thrift Special No, 9 $1.29 Crepe de Chine Step-ins A clearance group of pastel crepe de chine step-ins, mostly Iace c trimmed.—Second Floor. 'Thrift Special No. 9. $1 O-Cedar Auto Polis Limited quantity of one-quart bottles of O- Cedar Polish for auto- mobiles, — D o w n stairs c Thrift Special No. 9i $3.00 Girdles 79c and $1.00 Bandettes Made in brocade and crepe de chine in various desirable colors and cuts. Back fastening style.— c Second Floor. Thrift_Special No. 9 79c Smocks and Hoovers An odd group of smocks and Hoover aprons. Seconds, soiled and some faded.—Second c Thrift Special No. $1 Velour Pl“OWl In a fine variety of pat- terns and colors, and of a good quality velour.— c Third Floor. Thrtlt Special No. 10 98¢ Aluminum Pails Seamless pure alumi- num water palls, in the wanted 8-quart size.— c Downstairs Store. Thrift Special No. 101 $1.19 Velour Hassocks Beautifully colored ve- lour hassocks that add a touch of color to the c home.—Third Floor. = Thrift. Special No. 102y Girls’ $1 Middies Of heavy jean in reg- ulation and Peter Pan models. Sizes 6 to 20.— c Third Floor. = Thrift Special No. 103" Girls’ 81.98 Sweaters Wool mixed sweaters, Vee mneck style in many. 39 pretty weaves and colors. Sizes 32 to 36.—Third Floor. Thrift_Special No. Girls’ Suedine ¥ o e s 9 = s jels lined with plaid s .49 olb wool. Sizes 8 to 14— Third Floor. flsnec(alN 0. 105' Girh’ 34 98 $5 98 Dresses i Ialllrem. tl ane ant e S $2 49 Sizes 7 to 14.—Third Floor. Thrift Special No. 1 75¢ to $1.25 Shirts & Bands Little Princess brand and buttonless shirts of cotton and wool for little tots. Broken sizes.— c Third Floor. Thrift Special No. 107' Babies’ $1 to $1.25 Bonnets Daintlly trimmed bon- nets of faille and crepe de chine; silk or sateen c lined —Third Floor. Thrift_Special No. 10 $1.98 to $2.98 Jersey Suits Cunning wool jersey 1.79 suits for little boys. One or two tone effects in a fine range of colors.— Third Floor. 5 'Thrift Special No. 109* Tots’ $4.98 & $5.98 Dresses Cute dresses for little tots 2 to 6. Some have $ 49 panties; a good range of hd colors.—Third Floor. T{lr”ty Special No. 110' Babies’ 69c Blankets ‘Warm, colorful blankets for the baby’s bed. White with pink or blue borders. ~—Third Floor. —Thrift Special No. 1 $1 to $1.25 Silks 32-in. Broadcloth, 36- in. Washable Radium, Kimono Satin and Vel- veteen, 40-in. Luster c Glow Satin.—Main Floor. | Thrift Special No. 112' i $1.25 Black Dress Satin All-silk satin of a close quality weave. In rich Jjet black—Main c Floor. —=Thrift Special No. 113 $1.59 Washable Flat Crepe Fine, close woven silk flat crepe in the nmewest sl .28 light and dark shades.— Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 114’ $3 Luncheon Sets Linen luncheon sets with colored mmms 19 36x36 inches. 4 napkins . to match.—~Main Floor. rift Special No. 11 25¢ Slennled Table Covers Natural color table covers, neatly designed in colorful stencils.—Main c Floor. Thrift Special No. 11 25c Guest Towels All-white towels o( sheavy double thread. Thrift Day lpeclll—- c Main Floor. _Th Special No. 11 'II;ble Damask 12-lnch Mercerized white table damask. A dotted pattern, but very c attractive.—~Main Floor. Thrift Speclal No. 118 39c¢ Bleached Pillowcases Large size cases (45x36 inches) hand torn, ironed and finished with deep c hems.—Main Floor. 'Thrift Special No. 11 $1.69 Heavy Mattress Covers Full and twin bed sizes of heavy 'unbleached s .29 :hnfln‘—nneromly cul $1.25 Single-Bed Sheets d thread h or dressing. 54x90 inches.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 121" === 25¢ Unbleached Sheeting Heavy, serviceable, quality, closely woven. 39 inches wide.—Main c Floor. Thrift Special No. 127 $3 Rayon Bedspreads Seall spreads _in rose b old orehid oF s 25 green rayon brocades. o Size 80x105 inches.—Main Floor. T'I.rilt Special No. 123 59¢ Oilclof Tnble Covers 45-inch squares printed sanitas cloth ln colorful patterns. Slight c trregulars.—Main Floor. Thrift Special No. 124 19¢ Bleached Shaker Flannel price for double fleeced white shaker flannel. 27 inches wide. —_Th t Special No. 125' able Oilcloth s-:onn .l a standard quality. 5-4 size in neat 25c terns.—Main Floor. Thrift S No, 12 20c Printed Percales, Yd. colored new patterns—as pretty as can be. 36 inches wide.—Main Floor. tiling and fancy pat- A large range of fast- 1 5