Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1930, Page 24

B—8 KINDERGARTEN SUM IS URGED BY GROUP School Association Seeks Restoration of Budget Bureau Item. A resolution urging that the item for Rindergartens in school appropriations restored to the same form in which was submitted by the Bureau of the Budget was adopted by the District of Columbia Public School Association, meeting in the Franklin Building last night. In adopting the resolution fhe asso- ciation authorized its presidenf, Herbert 8. Wood, to appear before the Senate subcommittee on appropriations for the District to present the request of the association. The resolution was submitted by Mrs. Fred T. Dubois after she, Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter and Mrs. Daniel Murray had deplored the proposal to reduce the number of kindergarten teachers and to_transfer 78 of them to elementary schools and the proposal to hold two kindergarten classes daily in some of the schools which now have only one class daily. . Another resolution was adopted ask- ing the Board of Education to inform the association on the board's policy re- garding visual education and give Its schedule regarding the latter. An address was delivered by Miss Bertle Backus, principal of the Powell Junior High School and chairman of the superintendent’s committee on char- acter education in the public schools. Questionnaires to the teachers of the Powell Junior High School asking them what five traits the schools do most to develop showed the consenus, Miss Backus explained, as follows: | First, to develop self-reliance: second, leadership; third, resourcefulness; fourth, responsibility, and, fifth, co- operation. EVANSTON RE.JECTS SUNDAY MOVIES PLAN Proponents Demand Recount, as They Are Defeated by Margin of Only 50 Votes. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 3.—Evanston, a suburb, home of the W. C. T. U, Northwestern University and Ambassa- dor Charles G. Dawes, has defeated a Sunday motion picture proposition for the third time in five years. Demands for a recount were made yesterday by M. R. Murphy, chairman of a commiitee backing the proposition, which lost by a margin of 50 votes. A near record vote of 17,000 was cast. Lansburgh’s| Spring Sales|| HOUSEHOLD | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930. $3.95 to $5.00 Novelty Rings Beautiful sterling silver rings, set with marcasite and semi-precious stoncs—lapis, 2 95 onyx, rose quartz, *carnelian and *chry- * soprase! *Real stomes, colored, Jewelry—Sireet Floor Boys’ Usual 50c Sport Socks Lisle mixture socks in ;‘]I over and 35 lain designs; in tans, blues, grey, Beowes °§'|5'csk and white—colors 10 C pr. match with Spring and Easter things; Hosierr—Street Floor 3 Prs., $1 Mrs. Franklin’s Kitchen Candy A special i di f s derciaus asariment: mcnt- 3 s, 98¢ ing fruit-flavored cream centers, = hard and cherry centers, with light or dark coating. Candy Shop—Street Floor $1.29 Mattress Covers Easy way to afford wonderful protec- tion to your mattress! Unbleached cot- 1 00 ton cover with boxed sides and tape ties; 0 full mattress sizes! Domestics—Third Floor 69¢ Shears or Scissors, Pair Solid steel of very fine quality—nickel or gold and nickel finish; 7, 774 and 8 inch sizes. 49C Keen cutting shears with screw adjustment., Notions—Street Floor $1.20 O. N. T. Sewing Cotton, Doz. A standard make, offcred at a big saving! 250 vards to the spool, and black or white in 890 a variety of sizes. Notions—Street Floor 89c Embroidered Pillow Cases, Pr. 36x42-inch _cases, of heavy white musliny trimmed with Swiss hand-loom embroidery, and finished with three-inch hems. Six de- c signs. Art Needlework—Third Floor 25¢ “Beauty” Pillow Cases A worthwhile saving on sapic e s St 5 fior $1.00 42x36 and 45x36—with wide hems. Domestics—Third Floor $1.19 XLCR Bleached Sheets Splendid values, for these are hand- torn sheets closely and evenly woven; 1 0 finished with wide hems. Two sizes— . 81x9%0 and 81x99 inches! Domesties—Third Floor . Metal Book Ends, Pair Handsome metal book ends: hand painted and with brass finish _Such demanded sub- 8 jects as “End of the Trail,” “Dancing Girl,” C “The Ship,” etc. Stationery—Street Floor $1.39 Electric Shadow Lamps Artistic Tamp for the radio or console table! Bronze or verdi finish, with 1 frosted glass shield; 5-foot cord and de- * Plain Color or White Broadcloth Shirts 2,000 Shirts Every One of Our Usual High Standard $1.15 It dosen’t take higher mathematics to figure the ad- vantages of buying shirts during our Annual Spring Sales! These of an excellent quality broadcloth, amply cut and tailored to please the most particular man! Neckband styles in white only; collar-attached styles in white, blue, tan, green, helio and grey—send them to the laundry as often as you wish—they will not fade or turn a grey-white. Sizes 13Y5 10 17. Men’s Novelty Rayon Socks, 4 Prs. Sturdy, long-wearing, yet very silky in ap- pearance, with lisle to) and soles for added wear. $ Figured designs on blue, grey and tan grounds; 1‘00 10 to 12. Men’s Cotton Pongee Pajamas, Pr. Stock up now for those hot Summer nights coming! BSlip-over and button-front styles, novelty braid trim. White and colors: sil’ siaee. $1'15 5,000 Yards Spring and Summer Silks Choice of Five Fabrics $ 1 ,29 Yard Men's Wear—BStreet Floor Peter Pan Cotton Fabrics 29c¢ Yard Including the well known Peter Pan voiles, dimities, crisp lawns, smart piques and soft handkerchief lawns. In the season’s newest prints and Unpainted Windsor Chairs Pinch-Back Styles $1.29 A style chair that can be used in any room in the house! Of a fine grade seasoned lumber—that will take paint smoothly and evenly. , Pourth Fioor Water Opaque Window Shades Guaranteed rollers with fixtures; cream, ecru, emer- ald or green. Curtains—Fifth Floor tachable plug. N mgrlnu——an guaranteed tub Stationery—Street Floor j $1.39 3-Pc. Ironing Board Set Better get a new one now! White - hair felt pad, and a soft white wool pad, 1 and a lace style cover that fits any size . ironing board! Plan your entire Spring and Summer wardrobe from these five smart materials and save substantially. 40-In. Washable Flat Crepe 40-In. Plain and Printed Rayon Crepe $ 29 35-In. Plain Ruffswah Shantung 1 . 32.In. Printed Washable Shantung 32.In. Plain All Silk Broadcloth Ready-Mixed PAINT Cloth of Gold Prints, 22¢ Yd. A very serviceable material, in prints suitable for home frocks, school dresses, aprons and curtains. 36 inches wide. Felt-Base Floor Covering 39c¢ sq. yd. Notions—Street Floor $1,29 ca An excellent quality paint for inside the home; in a choice of 15 desirable colors. Congress Ready- Mixed Paint $2.75 Gallon A guaranteed paint, suitable | for both inside and outside work. Splendid color assortment. Household Varnish Stains Y4-Pint Pint Quart 29¢ 49c 85¢c Light oak, dark oak, walnut and mahogany. Sixth Floor Domestic| ' Portable Electric Sewing Machine Complete With Attachments $105 $35 Allowance for Your Old Machine For the remainder of the Spring Sales we will make the unusually large allowance of $35 for your old machine—sight unseen! Phone Natl. 9800 and we will gladly arrange for dem- onstration of this new Domes- tic! Better still, come in to see it! Bilines $3 Down yiance Sewing Machines—Third Floor 35¢ Arapac Napkins, 4 Boxes Our regular ARA brand and a wonderful 85 value at this Spring Sales price. O vl (i pring Sales price. One dozen C Notions—Street Floor 18c Sew-on Supporters, 2 Pairs Novelty woven elastic supporters with rub- 25 C ber protected clips. The amount of tension is adiustable, increasing the life of the sup- porters! Notions—Sireet Floor 89c 23x34 Colored Bath Mats Generous size, heavy bath mats in dainty pastel colors—rose, blue, green and gold! These have the word “bath” woven through C the center! Linens—Third Floor S0c Linen Huck Towels Highly absorbent linen towels—all white, or white with figured borders; 18x32 inches. Neat hemstitched hems. Stock up the linen C closet now! Linens—Third Floor 95.-Pc. Dinner Service In the Spring Sales $17.50 Of American semi- vitreous china in the graceful Mayflower shape with an attractive border design. The set includes 95 pieces—or a service for 12 persons. China—Sixth Floor, Ebony and Crystal Bridge Sets 12 Pieces $2.95 Very new and voguish —the salad plates are of glenming black ebony, he tumblers and sher- bets with engraved crys- tal bowls and ebony bases. Service for four. Glassware—Sixth Floor Exceptional Values Large Rinso 3 boxes 63c An Excellent Washing Powder With Unlimited Uses Lifebuoy Health Soap. . .10 cakes 59¢ Large Listerin . .bottle 65¢c Novelty Bath Salts Containers........89 Toilet Goods—Street Floor. Silks<Third Floer Prints or Solid Colors, Sizes 3 to 6 $1 Cunning button-on and straight from the shoulder styles—all nicely made and $1.95 Frocks for Tots Wash Geods—Third Fleer Sale! Handmade Slips and Gowns 79¢ with deep hems that Mothers can let out later this Sum- . mer. Prints and solid color combinations-—all guaranteed to launder. Sizes 3 to 6. Tots’ Wear Shop—Fourth Fleor and sheer nainsook—cut and long with wide shadow hems, deep side pleats, hem- stitched bodice and self shoulder straps. Sizes 36 to 52. The Jom of fine lingerie material, in flesh, peach, nile and white—with dainty ap- plique. Sizes 15 to 17. Underwear—Third Floor The slips of rayon flat m&efl ad Blue Suit for Easter Preps With 2 Knicker Suits Longies for Boys $14.85 $12 Two of the best selling suits we carry—and both greatly reduced for the Annual Spring Sales. And boys —they're both of a fine blue cheviot —cut with the popular collegiate lines—but mannishly tailored like Dads! Boys' knicker suits 7 to 18; Prep suits 14 to 20. Coveralls—Overalls—Special Just the thing for strenucus outdoor play, or to wear while helping Mother on Satur- days! Of i)incheck, chambray, khaki and hickory stripes—the coveralls with open fronts; sizes 3 to 8—the overalls like Dad’s; sizes 4 to 6. Both with sturdy rubber buttons. Grey, brown and blue. Boys’ Wear Shop—Street Floor Simmons Grace Line Beds With Spring and Mattress $19.95 One of the outstanding Sgrlng Sales offers! In a choice of green or brown finish ‘ : and complete with Simmons link spring and !ood nlmg cotton mattress. Sizes g 1. in—4 ft—4 ft. 6 in. Bedwear—Third Floor. Choice of six attractive colorings, in patterns now in universal use. Temptingly low priced, with quality in each yard. Floot Covering—Fifth Floor $1 Daytime Frocks, 79¢ A brand new assortment— including those smart pclka dot and dainty floral prints. 8et in and kimono sleeve styles with circular skirts, ¢ organdie or pique ves- tees, collars and cuffs. Guar= ::t"’ezed to launder. Sizes 16 Daytime Frocks—Third Floor Keds s, Regularly Regularly 1.78 $1.9 $ 5 $1.50 $1.65 The famous “Conquest” model of heavy duck, in white, brown or sun tan. All trimmed with lace stay and ankle patch. A lace-to-the- toe style with thick crepe rubber soles. Youths’' 8, to 10%; boys’ 11 to 6. Children’s Shoes—Second Floor LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800