Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1931, Page 20

B—4 FARFAX TEACHES SELECT OFFCALS McLean Principal Is Named President—Extension THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, o s S RSN, SEPTEMBER 10, 1931 !in Fairfax County. Twenty-nine teach- | ers enrolled yesterday for this course, | with others expected to join as soon as the time and place are decided J. H. Beattie of McLean, chief ‘('f the Fairfax County Firemen's Association, called to the attention of the teachers the State law making regular fire drills mandatory in every school and offered the assistance of members of the as- sociation in helping teachers conduct them. Other Workérs Speak. The teachers were addressed by all the spectal workers in the county who come in_contact with the schools, Miss agent; H. B. Derr, county agent; Dr. A. Carson, health officer; Mrs, Herbert Seamans, county nurse; Mrs. Eleanor Aud, welfare worker; Dr. Devin, dental clinician; Mrs. Elsie Davis, rural super- i and her new assistant, Miss Flor- ce Fray. Miss Fray has been assigned supervision over the schools of Lee and Mount Vernon districts and the town lls Church. Mrs. Davis will be in f the other schools, with general supervision over all elementary work in the county. C. J. Hyslup of Richmond, in charge of vocational education, addressed the high school teachers in the afternoon. WASHINGTON JEWS OBSERVE HOLIDAY 5,692d Rosh Hcshana to Be Cele- brated Two Days, Beginning Tomorrow. Observance of the 5,692d Jewish New Year feast, a two-day holiday known as Rosh Hashana, begins in Washing- ton synagogues tomorrow at sundown. Adas Israel Congregation will conduct services tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock and tomorrow night at 6:30, as well as special children's exercises at 11 am. Saturday and Sunday. Rabbi Solomon H. Metz will preach on “Sinai and the Skyscraper” tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. and ;rln “Our Herltage” Saturday at the same our. Services will be conducted tomorrow, Saturday and Sunday, by the Har Zion Congregation at both its new place oi worshlr‘ 3924 Eighth street, and the Masonic Temple, 4209 Ninth street. Those in charge will include Cantor Maurice H. Cohen and Rev. H. Scheer. Rabbi George Silverstone will speak Sunday at 11 am. on the children problem. | P Portuguese Reject Dole. LISBON (#)—A majority of the cab- inet has declared hgainst the dole sys- tem, the ministers favoring productive work as the best means of coping with unemployment. There are 70,000 job- | less in Portugal. | American Hebrew Congregations of America and the United Synagogue of Ameriea, it was announced yesterday. Oscar Leonard, executive director of the Welfare Federation, also has com- pleted plans for regular N Year and day of atonement services for the benefit of Jewish inmates of St. Eliza- beth’s Hespital, PLAN WELFARE WORK Prayer Books to Be Distributed by | + . Jewish Organizations. Prayer books and facilitles for religious service for the Jewish inmates of penal and charitable institutions have been . & arranged in the Washington territory | Dedicaticn of the $2,360,000 stock ex- through the Jewish Welfare Federation | change building in Milan, Italy, wiil in co-operstion with the Union of 'be held early next year Sarah Thomas, home demonstration School opened officlally this morning. Work Gutlined. WoobpwARrD & LOTHROP DOWN STAIRS STORE Epccial Dispatch to The Star. | ATRFAX, Va. Scptember 10.—Gor- . ., principal of the McLean vesterday afternoon was t of the Fairfax County Associztion, succeeding Miss Otl 1 al at Clifton, who for the past two kKitehen acids WON'T HURT THIS BREAKFAST ROOM TABLE | LANSBURGH"S eton of the Hern- 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 96800 acully was elected Miss Jennie Tomko elected secretary- unating Committee principal man; Miss rincipal of Lee- ncy Edwards, princi- M Lulah — Ne Connection With Any Other. Washington Store Tomorrow—Remnant Day You Can Save 4 and More Remnant Day Merchandise is not returnable or exchanceable; not sent C. 0. D. or on approval; Phone and mail orders not accepted. Division t §2 from in October Dr. French. : of the Fairfax day in the chool, in Pumps and Oxfords, $1.95 were $3.95 anz $5.55 108 pairs Women's Smart Black sad Brown Kid Shoes; several desirable styles, some trimmed with genuine reptile. High and low heels. Sizes 3 to & in lot. AtS1 67 pairs Women's Slippers, some er's samples, some from re Soiled. Small sizes. Were §1.95. 24 pairs Men's Black and Tan Calf Oxfor with Goodyear welt soles. Broken si Were §5. Now ........... 112 pairs Women's Shoes, including white kid. black-and-white, kbrown-and-white and a limited number of pairs of natural color linen. Broken sizes. some soiled. Were $3.95 to $5. Women's Rubbers: , for low Were Broken 43¢ or ofessional sen {rom : arising Arc — brown. Women's Low makes Black Were §1.95. Now . well- wn sizes Chiffon Silk Hose Slight Irregulars Which, If Perfect, Would Sell for $1.25—Special Beautiful Period Styles Finished with Genuine Here for the. first time is a finish that can't be stained by kitchen boiling beverages, vinegar, milk—all fail to mar Of covert backed with du rial, reinforced at places of outfitted, too—with 2 , a notebook 2 pen- cil sharpener, pen acids — lemc water, « 4 holder anc STATIONERY 495 pairs Chiffon Silk Hose, with plaited soles and picot tops. In the sma Tan, Tahati, Matin, Moon Beige, Smoke Tone ard Fall Nite. Sizes 81; t0 10 ir Finished in reproduction ma- ple or walnut. Table and 4 chairs as illustrated, $39.75. 400 pairs Children’s Socks; ankle and half lengths. Now Sizes 6'3 to 7 in lot. Were 25¢ and 35¢ pair. 10c pair DOWN STAIRS STORE Washable Doeskin Gloves, 75¢ Were $1.95 pair Silk Crepe Dresses, $3.75 Bl Were $5.95 re $10 tive . Now $2.75 Women's and Misses’ Coats, §5 We ’ Remnants and 0dd Lots $2.00 to $3.00 Washable Cape & Suede GLOVES Factory irre s, but sc 1 that you will be eager to buy t low price. Novelty gloves in black, white and ne Sizes 5% to 8 -—Street Floor. mixtur k and nav 6 Misses’ White Coats, sizes 14, 16 and Bargain Features s Washable P in light and 6. airs Women’s and Chil- dren’s Silk Gloves. Were $1. Now 15¢ 500 Pairs Women’s 24: in white and pastels. Several very attractive styles. TOc Wincicpar 45 | 53 84 & $5 Shoes WS e v e e 43 65, Handbags, §1 25 Sports Dresses, Were $2.95 cotton mesh 0Odd lots novelty In v Were $5.95. 1 S1. . 5 and s 25 Ascot Scarfs, i x of colors and color comb: nations. Were $1. Now 50¢ | Handbags, o = silk. Were $ 2.95. w Belt Girls’ Pumps and Oxfords, $2.95 Wers Were $3.95 and $5 40 Pairs Junior Misses’ Tan 24 Pairs Junior M y Oxfords and Patent Leath- BOY ‘WASH SUITS, in sizes er Pumps, 3 to ill New Falil styles with wash schcol. Broken tops, heavy cotton pants and = t long slesves "1 59¢ 20 BOYS' SCHOOL IRTS in 18 of metal and patent leather. Were $1 and $2.50 ilored for Light and good scrvice. BOYS' 79¢ CAPS, t tures. Buy cap at low cost. BOYS’ 50c BLOU blouses of exc colored breads percale. Sizes 7 to 15 4-PIECE SCHOOL SUITS, sizes 7 to 16. ts of f ixtures, in medium and dark Il Stight Seconds of $1.25 to $1.59 Values 81x99 81x90 72x90 | A bargain sale of a tim replenishing the bedwear sung heavy, close textured and serv the wear at all. 29¢ PILLOWCASES—A companion purchase of 42x36 cases, made strong, smooth bleached cot- S il yard lengths. Fast colors 1o ] () S R . nany new patterns. Yard.. . -t I Boys’ $4.00_ échcol Suits $ 2 95 ses’ Beach n AND $1.00 SCHOOL and patent lea Were $1 0 8 Pairs Children's White tan Shoes. Soiled. Small Broken sizes. sizes. Were §1.95. Now 35¢ Now THE DOWN BTAIRS STORE for Fall All sizes... ere $1. iceable. 15¢ each AIRS STORB TO 29¢ MILL ENDS of print- cale and shirtings, in 2 to 20 KLED BEDSPREADS, 1 Large double bed s < of orchid, blue and 1 91¢ with Street Floor Special Purchase $6.98 to $8.50 Certainteed Rugs 9x12 9510.6 $4.49 7.6x9 $2.98 Classed as slight s at all hurt Heav “Guard” weights terns—carpet and tile d ; 1,500 Yds. Remnanis 49c to 69¢ | Certainteed Flcor Covering, 29¢c i QAN DAMNNN —————————————————— Juniors’ Sitk Little Girls’ Dresses, $2.95 Dresses, 50c Were $5.95 Were $1 and $1.50 : 50 Dainty Little Frocks. in S Blesscn: printed patterns. Broken o sizes, 1 to 6. Mussed. 25 Sweaters for little bovs and girls: coat; and slip- 3 s. Sizes 2 to 6. Were §1.95. Now c Infants’ Bonnets and Hats. Were 50c and Straw Hats, 50c Were $3.95 - 181 Summer Straw Hats a variety of shapes and colors. Select several now at this extremely low price car next Summer. mmer Straw Hats, in ssorted shapes and colors. Were $3.95 and $4.95. NOW.....c..ue T Boys’ Ties Reduced 10c ‘Windsor and small and Ties, iIn a of fancy patterns. ‘Ties; four- MR & $1.98 EOTHER AND TER” SUITS and panty dresses. All-wool jersey slip-over blouse, h0ris to match, sizes 2 to 4. Hand- embroidered dresses with paiities o match. Sizes 2 to Q) ATy 8 G ALL-WOOL KNIT- ‘D SWEATERS, jersey and rayon sweaters in - warm Fall shades, and stripes. Sizes 32 to 11 Juniors’ several styles, in & varict popular shad Broken sizes, %. 0 NN 2 Yard 4 to 20 yard lengths in far Certaintced felt-base flcor cove: both Floortex and Guard qu New tile and carpet patte of which can be matched. | Floor. 10 Girls’ Silk Dresses; many styles. Broken sizes, Were $1.95 and NOW suvenenrnncnnes STOCK $1. 10¢ 4 e white, plain-colored and fancy | BOYS' SCHOOL KNICKERS, | sizes for do ¢ OUTING FLANNEL, 36 | terns. Coat, vest ees. Populs TP §1.00 mmer D Reduced B S A u er Lresses neauce Boys’ and Girls’ Sheep- 40 inches wide. Firm, clos and large fur c collar. Black and brown —— = - | 45 Summer Dresses—choose several to wear during the remaining warm days—of L4 Il Child ’ (: | ildren’s Wear TREEL Dty i " 5. etvet 3 T ch L] k 3 8 women's end 8 hlc e Il , $5.00 To $7.98 RAINCOATS, 1 I e || black, red, green, and copen. Notched Slightly solled. " Sizes 2 @ep Q@ d frilled or side-tied Derbies Eugenie Hats Millinery in the front rank of Autumn fancy feathers. Black and all colors, Choose broadclotiy and percale. Junior sizes ) 12, regular shirt sizes, 5Q to 17. Golf style woolen Tomorrow—Our Entire Remaining Stock of A also’ with elastic waist- twin : fe. s | intckers ..oy $3.95 15¢ UNBLEACHED COTTON for Llned Coats‘ making sheets and v Of black and br leatherette fleccy sheep Were $5.95, $10 $ 50 Jining, corduroy facing 95 H N i Il woven grade. Yard Sizes 4 to 18 3 A s d . and $15—Now | s eposit, reserves one of these coats for 30 days—Street Floor. = — = prints, wash silks, shantung, voife and linen. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 42. Also, & limited number of Misses' Dresses, in blue and black, reduced to $2.50. and 1 of red. Were $10. Now...$6 misses’. Mussed. Were $15. Now..$9 | collars, Trench style, belted at walst- THE DOWN STAIRS STORE In Two Sale Groups {‘ line and sleeves. Lined throughout. to 6, 8 to 12 $4.19, $69.88 e o ° [ copen, checks and prints, Tricornes Sailors Strip-Felts 1890 Modes fashions—in beautiful qualitics of felt and velvet—adorned _ with _ostrich, cocq and a smart Fall hat at a worth while saving! Street Floor. 23 Girls Sweaters; slip-on and coat styles, in plain colors and fan : Sizes 8 t0 16. NOW cecevensncannns Voile Undémear 55¢ Was $1 146 pieces, including Step- Dance Sets, Gowns and es, of figured voile; every garment lace Broken sizes. Costume Slips, $1.75 Were $2.95 36 Lace-trimmed and Tal- Jored Costu Slips, in de- light and dar Some sli ly scil Sizes 36 to 44 in lot THE DOWN STAIRS STORE ~cw and Distinctive Ideas in — | Dresses socks and half sociks in I Hosiery and Underwear $1.00 & $1.50 SILK HOSE, full fashioned, seconds of iamous brand 80 pairs Girls’ Beacn Over- alls; gay fast-color prints, Sizes 7 to 14. Were $1 50c to $1.00 Toilet Goods 2 for 35c. Odds and ends of well | known preparations—creams, lo- t brilliantine, bath salts, dusting | | powder and many others —Street | | Floor. Home Frocks, 50c Were $1 100 Attractive Styled Home Frocks, in lovely plain colors and colorful prints. All fast colers. Broken sizes. Mussed. i Pongee Dresses, ariety of smart ; attractively trim- Mussed, S 19¢ 20 Girls' Blouses; youthful styles, in & choice of sev- eral fabrics. Broken sizes, 6 to 16. Were $1. 8 Juniors’ Linen Dresses, in popular pastels. Musced. Were $1.95. Now....50c = | Women’s Wear $2.93 SILK CHEMISES, in crepe de chine and satin; flesh and peach; tatlored o lace trimmed. " $1.98 $1.00 LINENE COAT SUITS, in sizes 14 and 16 only; all white or with colored coats and white skirts, None C. O. D, all sales final ...... 59¢ $3.98 RAINCOATS, 5 only, sizes 40'and 44. In tan waterproof gabar- dine. None C. O. 11 sl 00 s3 final. . $2.98 COAT SWEATERS in bro- k:‘n sizes; lll-wofll’:‘nl.n }nlwelters, also slip-over sweaters in light shades. Slightly sofled.. $1'98 $1.00 BLOUSES of madras, voile, lawn and printed pique. Tailored and trimmed styles, in white 690 and colors. Sizes 34 to 42.. (25) R. & G. GIRDLES, discon- tinued numbers, front or side- fastoned. Medium and long hips wil.h-oehsflc gorss over hips. None C. . O D.,' : all sales $1-95 Second Floor SIZES 14-20 d. THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Men’s High-Count Broadcloth Shirts Specially Priced $1 '35 250 Fine Quality Broadcloth Shirts—at this very special price tomorrow. Every shirt of durable 2x2 count broadcloth, with ocean pearl buttons and smart 3Y-inch collar. Collar-attached and neckband models, in white. Sizes 14 to 17. 56 Men's Shirts; well-known “Arrow” 50 pairs Men's Broadcloth Pajamas; and “Woodward & Lothrop” “Universal” make, in plain colors makes; sizes 14 to 17. Were $1.95. and fancy patterns. Sizes A to D. Now ... $1.135 Special » 93 Men's Athletic Unlon Suits 170 pairs Men’s Hose, in a splendid 36, 38, 40 and 44. Greatly reduced assortment of fancy patterns and to 35¢; 3 for §1 mixtures. Manufacturer’s samples 73 pairs Men's Cotton Golf Hose, in that would regularly sell for much assorted fancy patterns. Sizes 101¢ more. Sizes 1013 to Spe- to 12. Were 65c pair. cfal ceievrocnrcanarones. 250 pair NOW sceceseesess.35¢; 3 pairs, $1 THE DOWN STAIRS STORE Persian, Broadtail and other fur fabrics trim these smart new suits of Centre cloth and Tweed...colors are Black. Brown and Green. BARBARA STONE STORES, INC. 1115 F St. N.W. at 12th and mercerized cotton...... 25¢ to 35¢ SPORT HO | cerized cotton | in all sizes. ~ J and irregulars. . y OUTSIZE SILK HO —Women's ! erse full-fashioned silk h in extra | T d ® sizes 9 to 10%.. - e weight in new Fall shagdes. 79¢ [ wee s Irregulars _ c | ° $2.00 & $250 ING SILK | S]lks HOSE—Famous silk - ¢ full- [} | fashioned all-silk hose. extra sheer ||| chiffon quality 48-gau | R with picoted ton. Irregul | ayons FULL - FASHIONED B! 5 HOSE, “famed as-the ras Fell Dresses of Quality—For oslery de luxe. Slight = [ trregulars ' 50c Street, Afternoon, Business CHILDREN'S 50c SOCKS. and School Wear | Odds and ends of Phoenix and ; B attacetiier other makes, perfects and irregulars. Amazing, indeed, that sucl gt Half socks end % socks. ¥ smart dresses end ensembles shoul e SPUN e oc. B, 3¢ ||| avaiiable at such low cost—and all the more - - - 5 abrics and workman- S0c RAYON UNDERWEAR— [f| S0 vhen the excelon | Beautiful quality rayon bloomers, (| *’Gie fo King's Palace tomorrow ard panties, step-ins and vests. Novelty |l Jearn how easy it is to be well dressed. Styles for every type and taste. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 50. Street Floor. appliqued trimming: 3 for om | $1.00. Each.. o St