Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1930, Page 15

BALLOU SPEAKS * TOCLUB WOMEN| Says Public Needs to Know! Activities of Education " Board. “The best help which can be ren- dered to the Board of Education by ‘women in general, and members of ‘women'’s clubs in particular, is by keep- ing intelligently informed as to what the board is doing, or trying to do, for education,” declared Supt. of Educa- tion Fyank W. Ballou at the opening meeting of the Department of Educa- tion of the D. C. Federation of Wom- en's Clubs held in the auditorium of Ballou, “is misinformation of the publ!l: as to what the Board of Education is doing. Frequently we re- ceive criticism of things which we are hot doing nor have any plans of doing. We desire criticism based on intelligent understanding, and the best help the public can give us is to keep informed as to what is going on, and then give frank criticism of what it thinks.” ‘Women Hear Speech. ! Dr. Ballou's remarks were addressed to his audience in response to an in- vitation from Mrs. Ellis Logan, chair- mln of the Board of Education of the Federation, to explain to mem- ben of the women’s clubs, whose Tep- resentatives were present at the meet- ing, the best methods for women to co- operate with the Board of Education in its work of educating the youth of the community. The meeting, which was of an in- formal nature, was an effort on the part of the Department of Education of the Federation of Women's Clubs to further better understanding and co- operation between the D. C. Women's Clubs and the instruments of com- munity good, such as religion, education and the press. Dr. Moses Lovell of the Mount Pleas- ant Congregational Church spoke on the good and social helpfulness which bhad been achieved by establishment of the Life Adjustment Community Cen- ter, which, as a confidential ldvl.lor to the ‘“normal mll:ndlnd ‘woman" ll! owing ng yearly || mfl%’u ?olunmeen for its aul{ Much has been done for the down-and- |, outer,” sald Dr. Lovell. Abnormal Persons Helped. “Much has also been done for the abnormi man and Community advise such people in' a confl enu.ul capacity. Club women can assist the work of the center by telling of its work || to those it might aid.” A short address of welcome was made by Mrs. William Lavarre, first vice president of the D. C. Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Marie Brin- ley, vice chairman of the Department of Education of the D. C. Fed- eration of Clubs, presided at the| meeting and spoke on the necessity of the clubs co- r‘fln‘ ‘with religion, education and the press. Other speak- || ers were Mrs. Jones of the Petworth Woman's Club, Mrs. L. E. Felton of the Park View Woman's Club, Mrs. N. D. Granger, Capitol Hill Club, and Mrs. Don Smith, Rawu: Club. Meetings of the Department of Edu- eration of the Federation of Women's Clubs will eon‘v:ne the uou:zdwm m of ev month during the lfimnum of the Mount Pleasant Library. LT D DR. SIMON TO SPEAK TO ADVERTISING CLUB| i Testimonial Luncheon Planned for Lansburgh's Seventieth | Anniversary. Dr. Abram Simon will be & speaker at the meeting of the Advertising Club of Washington to be held at 12:30 ‘Tuesday in the National Press Club,‘ when a testimonial luncheon will be given in honor of the seventieth anni- |' versary of the founding lor J;m Lans- | burgh & Bro. department store. 'lr%! Board of District Commissioners, officers of trade and civic bodies and heads and executives of department stores and other retall establishments | have been invited as special guests of || the club. It was in October, 1860, that Gustave and James Lansburgh opened a fancy goods agency in a room at 322 C street, which marked the beginning of the | present department store concern, which now employs nearly 1,000 peuom ‘The concern is now owned and operated by || the heirs of the founders. James W. S. Hardy, president of the || Advertising Club, will preside over the Juncheon. All the officials burgh & Bro. and their {: guests of the club at the meeting. chronicle of the persons identified with | the history of the concern will be given by Charles J. Columbus, managing m-l rector of the club. SPEAKER PICTURES | SCIENCE’S FUTURE i | Retearch Promises Bountiful Divi-| dends, G. W. Radio Club Is | Told by Davis. ! Changes in industry and in thought | that will produce the civilization of | tomorrow are being hatched in the| tific laboratories of today. Davis, managing editor of Science Serv- ice, told members of the George Wash- ington University Radio Club in an a dress last night on “The March of|| Science.” Mr. Davis is & graduate of the School || of Engineering at George Washington and is prominently known for his writ- lng giving accurate information on ntific subjects in terms intelligible to _laymen. New materials, like rayon, bakeline, stainless steel and the like, are science’s || gift to an unthinking world, Mr. Davis said. pointing out that radio, the auto- || mobile, the airplane, and a thousand other marvels in everyday use are “chil- dren of the fruitful wedlock of science and !nd\ulr{‘.” “Science has thus proved what can be done” the speaker continued. is only logical to expect that the pure scientific researches, which are being made today without financial or prac- tical profit as an objective, will !lk:- wise yleld bountiful dividends in the years to come. Behind the scenes of radio, television is hugvelg:m. New compounds of familiar chemicals are ing new materials for commercial New ips of metals will yud alleys that can be put to hew fiot only is science producing material oenefits, but it is affecting our mcde of thought and our philosophy of life, Mr. Davis declared. Never before in the history of the || world were so many mflmmy of undennnd? - y, M given the science as Watson |} o1t || THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D C., OCTOBER 12, 1930—PART ONE. New Fashions...New Values...Important Store News for Monday and Tuesday ' Ekonomy Kolumn $1.00 Stamped Pillowcases 79¢ Pair All-white or with colored borders of peach, yellow, green and pink. Nu- merous designs. $1.59 Stamped Crinkle Bedspreads, $1.19 Extraordinary purchase and sale of full-size spreads in three attractive designs, simple to embroider. Stamped Hemstitched Pillowcases, 59¢c Pair Excellent quality _pillowcases, also 34-inch stamped linen centers in pretty designs to be finished with lace | edge. Stamped Aprons, 29¢c New unbleached aprons in attractive designs, bound with red, blue, green and pink. Street Floor. With Coupon Only Alarm Clocks, 85¢ Guaranteed for one year. Ac- curate timekeepers. Enameled in red, green, yellow and blue or with nickel finish. Street Floor. 't $1.20 Wash Cloths, 69c Dozen Oriental Turkish wash cloths in as- sorted colors. Soft and absorbent. Dozen in a package. | 59c All-Silk Pongee, 28c Yard |~ 32-inch all-silk imported pongee in natural tan shade. The silk of many uses. | 19¢ Outing Flannel, 121c Yard Heavy, fleecy quality white outing flannel, 27 inches wide. $1.49 Diaper Cloths, $1.00 Doz. | " 27x27 bird’s-eye diaper cloths, dozen | in sealed, sanitary package. Street Floor. Talcum Powder, 2 for 25¢ | Large can perfumed violet or rose taleum. in fancy shapes. Perfumes in Crystal Bottles, 19¢ Large French crystal bottles filled with narcisse, chypre or jasmine per- fume. Perfumed Toilet Soap 5 Cakes for 35¢ Guest size Savon de Vauchay, ex- quisitely perfumed tollet soap, 5 cakes in fancy box. Street Floor. 29¢ Double Curved Curtain Rods, 19¢ For tle-backs and drapes. Extend to 48 inches. Flat metal finish. 89c Window Shades, 59¢ Slight seconds of olled opaque shades in green. ecru and white. Third Floor. Children’s Sport Hose 2 Prs. for 25c % fancy sport hose, slight irregu- | lars. Sizes 7 to 9. 25¢ Children’s Hose, 19¢ | Perfects and frregulars in long derby-ribbed and” fancy hose; - boys' fancy golf hose, and girls' rayon- mixed sport hose. Women’s $1.25 and $1.50 full-fash- ioned thread silk hose, service weight and dull finish grenadine chiffon weight. Irregulars. Street’ Floor. | Men’s $1.00 Shirts, 59¢ | Broken lots broadcloth and percale | shirts, perfects and irregulars. Plain | colors and fancy patterns. |~ Men’s Shirts and Drawers I 47c Each short-sleeve shirts, sizes || Balbriggan 36 fo 46; ankle drawers, sizes 32 to 44 Ribbed Shirts and Drawers i 79¢ Each Medium-weight, perfect-fitting gar- ments. Shirts in sizes 38 to 50. Draw- ers in sizes 34 to 50. Men’s $1.50 Unum Suits, $1.00 Elastic ribbed union suits, long sleeves, ankle length. ‘Sleeve and ankle cuffs. Sizes 36 to 46. | Men’s 29¢ and 39¢ Socks, 23c Pancy rayon, cilk-and-rayon and plain_eolor cotton socks, sizes 10 to 12. $1.25 and $1.50 Pajamas, 79¢ Men's broadcloth, madras and per- cale pajamas, slight irregulars. Some with Tayon frogs. All sizes. Street_ Floor. Boys’ $1.50 Knickers, $1.00 Taflored of suiting mixtures and | | fully lined. Sizes 8 to 17. New school patterns. Boys’ 2-Pants Suits, $3.49 Sizes 8 to 15 in suits of fancy mix- | tures with two pairs knickers. Boys’ 79¢ Blouses, 55¢ “Bell” and other good makes of school blouses in broadcloth and per- cale. Sizes 4 to 16 Boys’ $1.50 Swel!en. $1.00 Fancy pull-over sweaters in new ° patterns. Sizes 28 to 44. Street Floor. New Fabric Gloves, 59¢ Embroidered slip-ons, Il.ncy cuffs and 2-clasp tailored gloves. | $2.00 and $2.50 Kid and Suede Gloves, $1.59 Washable kid and suede gloves in | slip-on and fancy cuff styles. Sub- standards. Street Floor. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, 79¢ | $1.00 Full-Fashioned Why Not Enjoy the Convenience of Charge Account Here? Bemberg Hose Every Pair Perfect Mill shipment just unpacked—beautiiul Bemberg Hose, famed as the aristocrat of rayons—in a wide range of Fall colors. A new and astonishing bargain price. $1.00 Pure Silk Hose 49¢ twin heels or French heels, some with shadow clocks. Self heels and brown and black con- trasting heels. All colors.—Street Floor. Perfect quality Chiffon Silk Hose with duo cost! Many crepe and velvet georgette crepe, colors. Display four of these beautiful dresses. rics include satin and velvet combinations, Canton combinations, flat crepe, satin, Canton-crepe and knitted jersey. Come for values anything we have offered in many months. Sizes 14 to 20, 15 to 17, 38 to 48 Second Floor New Purchase of New and Distinctive Autumn Fashions— Drapes, Ensembles, Flares, Jacket Models, Novelty Pleats Style and quality united with amazingly low women will want not only two, but High-grade fab- all-silk chiffon, silk tweeds, Black and all that actually If you don’t want two dresses, bring a friend to share the bar- gain. surpass the same excellent quality that sold so fast last week. Grade for general household use. Values in old-time value in coats at this mod- tinction you will be quick to en- collars and cuffs of Manuchurian wolf ionable colors. Sizes 14 to 20, 33 to scamless bleached sheets of first quality at a price 29¢ PILLOWCASES, in sizes 42 size 81x105. Jacquard woven, 2ome * hematitchod. Bach, 19€ ! Heavy quality sizes 81x90 and 81x99. Fast color | The Talk of the Town! F 1 ur- I rlmmed The “good old days” are here ° est price! thuse over. Tailored of r erviceable (dog), timber wolf, opossum, gre Furs and linings guaranteed for two sea- In Slzes 81x99 and 81x90 remarkable cven among recent price reductions. c x36 and 45x36. Firm, smooth rose, green, gold, orchid and blu!, 1 19¢ UNBLEACHED COTTON, COLORED BORDER SHEETS borders, in blue, green, rose, | 89c¢ | These Matchless King’s Palace again—when it comes to, getting These garments of notable dis- fabrics and lined with quality silks, Fur and lapin (rabbit). Black and the f sons’ wear. Second Floor, A genuine value surprise. Heavy, serviceable Note the two large sizes. $2.98 RAYON m:nwm:.u)s. quality with deep hems.- guaranteed colors. @ 75 40 inches wide. New purchase of —Seamless sheets, $1.59 value, +in orchid and maize | Of heavy, serviceable unbleached cotton that will pro- tect the mattress perfectly. Sizes for double, three-quarter, $1.39 Mattress Covers, in All Sizes twin and single beds. Offered at a bargain pl"k‘e. Street Floor. 84c‘ | .00 Yard Silk Sale' 40-Inch All-Silk W eaves Worth $1.49, $1.69 & $1.98 Yard $1.69 ALL-SILK SATIN-FACE CREPE, 40 inches wide. Heavy, rich quality in new Fall shades. Plenty of brown and black. $1.00 yard. $1.98 ALL-SILK CANTON CREPE, 40 inches | wide: queen of Autymn-Winter silks—in a com- | plete’ color range, intluding greens, browns, blues and wine tones. $1.00 yard. $149 ALL-SILK WASHABLE FLAT CREPE, 40 inches wide. In 25 new Fall shades. Heavy, close- textured quality. Plenty of black. $1.00 yard. $1.39 Washable Rayon Flat Crepe 40-inch heavy, lustrous rayon flat crepe that will wash per- lecny and afford unusual serv- c Large selection of Fall ] wm Yard $1.49 Rayon ravel Prins 80 patterns in soft color blends. Lustrous, perma- nent surface, 40 inches Y"d wide. $1.29 All-Silk 88 c Flat Crepe Yard crepe of guaranteed quality. Com- plete range of fashionable colors, 59c Flat 3 50 Crepe Yard 36-inch rayon-and-cotton flat crepe with brilliant finish. Popular linings. 29c Printed 1 8c Percale Yard | Yard-wde percale of standard 80- || square quality, full pieces, in many | new. fast-color patterns. 59¢ Rayon Travel Prints ~ Yard 36-inch rayon alpaca travel prints, guaranteed washable. Many pleas- ing color combinations. 59¢c Rayon Twill Satin 40-inch heavy, lustrous twill satin in all colors—for draperies. slips and lingerie. fect quality. Yard rayon dresses, Per- i e Travel Prints 40-inch all-silk washable flat colors for dresses, slips, lingerie and Street Floor 2,000 New $2.00 & $2.50 Smart Off-the-Face Models Side Flares Brim Hats Skull Caps Long Backs $1.19 g Matrons’ Hats Quality hats in a two-day sale of intense interest to hundreds of wom- en. All head sizes. Browns, greens, wines, tans, blues, sands and black. Wool Tams 25C Wool Tams and children’s smart Women's, misses’ and practical brushed wool tams in two- tone colorings. Street Floor $1.00 Rayon Underwear In Regular and Extra Sizes Gowns Combina. Perfects and irregulars. Bloomers tions Chemises Step-Ins Vests Panties In non-run rayon and_ other | beautiful rayons. Taflored large variety. All shades.—Street Floor. Children’s waist atiachment union suits, knit for warmth and service. Sizes 4. to 12. High neck, long sleeves, knee or ankle length. Boys' random WOMEN'S RAYON-STRIPE KNIT UNION SUITS, sizes 36 to 44. Low and lace trimmed styles in 55c pastel 9 Children’s and Boys’ Knit Union Suits C fleeced union suits, sizes 6 to 16; high neck, long sleeves, knee or ankie length. k, 1 , tight ki BT el Wby, . DOC WOMEN'S VESTS AND BLOOM- ERS, knit with rayon stripe. Regu- lar and extra sizes Special 3 purchase, specially priced. .. o H rugs Shirt Sale! Men’s-$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Perfect Quallty Shirts White, Plain Colors, Fancy Patterns. New, beautifully tailored shirts of high-grade fab- rics, priced far below their worth novelty _broadcloth, woven 133 to 17. Men’s $1.49 and $1.69 Pajamas, $1.00 Of broadcloth, flanelette, madras and cotton pongee. Regulation and pull-over styles; some with rayon frogs. All sizes.—Street Floor. g INGERSOLL WATCH FREE With Any | Boys’ Suit at $5.95 or More. | $7.50 Fall Suits madras, rayon-stripe madras, figured Oxford cloth and lustrous sateen. At- tached or separate collars, also neckband shirts. Sizes Quality suits in every way— tailored of smart fancy mixtures. Coat, vest, two pairs knickers or one knickers and one long trousers. Sizes 8 to 16. Boys’ 4-Piece School Suits In handsome and durable fancy mixtures. Coat, vest and two pairs knickers. Sizes 8 to 15. Street Floor, Of Shimmering ' Rayon Mixtures All Sizes 16 to 38,40t0 50 $1.00 Men’s $1.00 and $1.25 Nightshirts, 79¢ In Pruit of the Loom cloth, broadcloth and cambric. 52 inches long. Sizes 16 to 20. Some slightly and everywhere. Fabrics of | blue and wine shades. skirts; 'Wash Frocks ,35.95 Tubfast colors. 33.95 Fresh Purchase of New and Beautiful Travel Print Frocks $195 Styled and tailored in the manner of much higher priced irocks—and smart enough to wear anywhere Leauty and superior wearing qualities, showing small, blerded patterns of brown, green, tan, 4, Long sleeves, flared or pleated g vestees, jabots, belts and button trimmings. 1200 New Fall 99: New models, with long or elbow sleeves. and foulard patterns, dots and black-and-white prints, Trimmed with contrasting pipings, buttons and ties. Sizes 16 to 44, 46 to 52. Second Floor. In floral Extra! 1000 Pairs New Arch Support G Special Purchase From a Noted Maker Whose Name We Were Requested Not Sale! Lace Curtains Panels and Pairs Worth $1.49 to $2.98 $]-00 Lace $]-98/ Panels, Each tain panels of filet lace the better Panel curtains of v lace in many new de- Lace Panels, Each New cur and shadc signs. long. doy grade of fine filet mesh net with Tailored hems. 2% yards 2-inch bullion silk fringe. 234 vards long, various widths. Lace s 59 Lace s 25 Papels, Each "% Curtains, E - apels, kLac urtains, ka. Filet face net curtain panels of New and attractive designs in excellent quality, with tailored filet net lace curtains, 2% yards hem. 2!4 yards long. Priced for Inng A low price for curtains fit a saving. to grace any home. 300 Pairs Beautiful Lace Curtains, $1.59 Pr. Exceptional quality—of fine and durable filet net in a variety of new and charming designs. 2!, yards long Among many attractive values, this is worthy of particular emphas $7.50 & $6.50 Floortex (Guard) Rugs 9x12 and 9x10.6 Sizes (Slight Seconds—Not Hurt in Any Way) A two-day underselling of the famous Certainteed Floortex (Guard) felt-base that will appeal to thrifty home-makers. New tile and carpet patterns, Beawtitol: Fir Strips 50c, $1.00 & $1.98 Ea. These fashionable furs are actually worth three times the sale prices—as you Will be quick to dis~ cover. Choice of many popular kinds for collars or cuffs that will make your old coat look like new. 2 to 4 inches wide, 12 to 27 inches long. Biack, brown, beige and gray. Mushroom Fur Collars $7.98 Values, Choice s4 98 Large, handsome mushroom col- lars in thibetine and mouffior. Black and brown. These are the better qualities and will afford exct lent service. Street FlooY. HOES: .89 to Advertise New and fashionable arch shoes of beautiful quality on sale at a price thrifty women will welcome. The manufac- turer of these shoes is famed for the comfort features and perfect fit of his product, which is known as standard $6.00 value. Buy this high-grade footwear tomorrow and Tuesday a.t $3.89 pan‘. Sizes 3 to 9; widths AA to EEE. Black Dull Leather Black Patent Colt Black Kid New Ties Tan Calf New Strap Models Tan Kid New Step-Ins ' Nobby Brown Kid N'fi.,d_a,.“‘,"" _ Second Floor