Evening star. [volume], February 14, 1937, Page A-18, Image 18

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RITES TOMORROW
FOR MAINE HEROES
Arlington Cemetery and Fort
Kyer to Be Scene of Services
JHJ to Honor 1898 Dead.
The men who lost their lives in the
H/flhking of the United States battle
'fy'Ittip Maine in Havana harbor Febru
15, 1898, will be remembered to
morrow at special memorial services
In Arlington National Cemetery and
at the Riding Hall at Fort Myer, Va.
President Roosevelt will present a
wreath that will be laid on e' shaft
of the Maine in the cemetery. This
service will be held at 1 o’clock, under
the sponsorship of the Ladles Aux
iliary of the United Spanish War
Veterans. Wreaths will also be laid
on behalf of the commander in chief
of the veterans’ group, as well as the
Department of the District of Co
lumbia, the president oi the National
Auxiliary and the Department of Dis
trict of Columbia Auxiliaries of the
organization.
With James B. Freeland, com
mander of the Department of the Dts
trlct of Columbia, as master of cere
monies, memorial exercises will be
held at 3 pm. in the Fort Myer Rid
ing Hall. The Marine Band will
play special selectldns; Maj. Ralph
C. Delbert, chaplain, U. S. A., will
give the Invocation; Miss Margaret T.
League will offer a soprano solo,
"There Is No Death"; Senator O. M.
Gillette of Iowa will deliver an ad
dress; Principal Musician Winfred
Kemp of the Marine Band will play
a cornet solo, “The Rosary"; Com
mander in Chief Scott Leavitt of the
veterans' organisation will deliver an
address; Miss League will sing an
other solo, “Recessional"; Dr. outlier
mo'Patterson, the Ambassador from
Cuba, will deliver an address; the Cu
ban national anthem will be played
and Mias League will sing “The Star
Spangled Banner."
The Marines will Are three volleys;
“Taps" will be played and benedic
tion pronounced by Rev. William M.
La Roche, chaplain of the Depart
ment of the District of Columbia of
the United Spanish War Veterans.
John M. Pamer, Jr., vice department
commander, heads the Maine Me
morial Committee.
Irish Free State may require teach
ers to register.
BROWN GIVEN POST
AS TOWN MANAGER
District Employe Will Succeed
S. S. Kea, Who Kesigned
Hyattsville Position.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md., February 13.
—Resignation of 8. S. Kea as town
manager has been accepted, with re
gret, by the mayor and City Council
and William Brown of Edmonston, an
employe of the District of Columbia
government and a former resident of
Hyattsvllle, has been selected to suc
ceed him. Brown will begin his new
duties Monday and will be employed
on a monthly basis at a salary of 1125
a month.
Mr. Kea submitted his resignation,
asking that he be relieved as soon as
possible. He has accepted a position
at Galax, Va.
It was announced a special meeting
probably would be called within the
next few days to levy the assessment
for street Improvements recently com
pleted here with the aid of a 45 per
cent P. W. A. grant.
It was decided that nothing further
would be done toward obtaining a
satisfactory contract with the Potomac
Electric Power Co. for all-night street
lighting until the new Council comes
into office in May.
Corporation Counsel H. Winship
Wheatley, Jr., has submitted the
county delegation in the legislature
a bill seeking a referendum on the sale
of hard liquor in Hyattsvllle.
Longer school hours in Britain are
urged by the associated chamber* of
commerce.
JOHN W. PAYNE DIES
BT the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, February 13.—John
Winston Payne, 80. son of the Con
federate Brig. Oen. Wiliam Henry
Payne, died yesterday at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Eppa Hunton, Jr. Ha
was a native of Warrenton.
Two years ago he retired from tha
Library of Congress, where he held a
position lor many years.
Survivors Include Mrs. Hunton and
C. Bland Payne, a brother, et Rich
mond.
See that robin? Time for Lansburgh's Spring Baby Sale—hundreds and hundreds of
wearables, things to sleep in, furniture to live with. They're all as high style as
Mother's new Spring suit—in their small way. From the very newest baby in his crib, to
the family tryant aged 6, there's a wealth of shopping news waiting on Lansburgh's
famous Fourth Floor—at man-size savings!
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KLEINERTS RUBBER
GOODS
Stockinette Sheets:
39c Sheets, 18x18 inches-33c
59c Sheets, 18x27 inches-44e
1.00 Sheets, 27x36 inches-69c
1.50 Sheets, 36x36 inches-1.37
200 Sheets, 36x45 inches-1.67
225 Sheets, 36x54 inches-1.87
Plymouth Stockinette Sheets:
29c Sheets, 18x18 inches-19e
39c Sheets, 18x27 inches-29c
79c Sheets, 27x56 inches-58c
1.25 Sheets, 36x45 inches_--89c
DIAPERS and DIAPADS
Bird's-eye Diapers, dozen-94c
11 Dennison's Dtapads___250 for 84c
25c Dennison's Diopods_..—^50 for-19c
UNDERWEAR
SPECIALS
Special Silk Slips with lace, embroidery or appli
ques. Samples, too! Sizes 2 to 6.78c
Muslin Slips, embroidered, ruffled, sizes 2 to 6, 38c
29c Knit Panties, yoke front, rib knit-19c
29c Rayon Panties, embroidered and oppii
qued, sizes 2 to 6-19e
SHIRTS, GOWNS
AND BINDERS
79c Knit Gowns, excellent quality-69c
59c Vonta Shirts, 10% wool; single or double
breasted, long or short sleeves_48e
$1 Infants' Shirts, 10% wool; single or double
breasted, long or short sleeves_78c
All-cotton Binders_-_ -19c
*
Overalls,
Coveralls.
59c ond 79c regularly.
Chombray and novelty
cottons in sturdy ploy
clothes for boys A _
cr Oirls 1 to 6.
Fine Wash
Saits
In piques, poplins,
broadcloths. -| qq
Sizes 3 to 6..
8ises 3 to 8
Wash Suits_ •
Cotton
Dresses
With or without ponfies,
deep hems to grow on.
Waistline, princess or
straight line models,
23U_ »*«
Easter
Dresses
New prints, solid color
crepes. Some with Irish
lace. Sizes 3 to 6 in
these
co ties_
BEDWEAR ACCESSORIES
$1 "Bunny" Soft and Warm, Layette Blankets, 78c
1.25 Feather and Down Pillows_94c
69c Crib Sheets, 45x72 inches_53c
39c Bassinet Sheets, 36x54 inches-33c
19c Pillowcases__12c
39c Wrapping Blankets. Nursery patterns_33c
59c Blankets, plain or nursery_48e
Bound Blankets, large crub size_88c
1.69 Satin-bound Large Crib Blankets_1.39
$2 All-wool Blankets, 36x50 inches_1.79
$3 Part-wool Crib Blankets, 42 to 60 inches—.2,79
1.95 and 495 Celanese Taffeta Crib
Comforts _2.88
Keystone Brand Quilted Pads:
19c Pads, 17x18 inches_14c
39c Pods, 18x34 inches_28c
59c Pads, 27x40 inches-38c
79c Pads, 36x54 inches-68c
Utka Brand Seamless Quilted Pads:
29c Pods, 17x18 inches- 23c
59c Pads, 18x34 inches-—-53c
89c Pads, 28x40 inches-83c
$1 Pods, 34x54 inches-93e
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CANNON KNIT GOODS
Fine Knit Towels, 16x22 inches-—-—19e
Fine Knit Towels, 20x30 inches-33c
Turknit Bath Towels, 36x36 inches—__53c
Turknit Both Towels, 28x28 inches-43c
Wash Cloths, in packages-2 for 12c
INFANTS’ NOTIONS
50c Que Tips __200 for 38e
25c Que Tips___90 for 19c
50c Safety Pins, assorted_6 dozen, 31c
25c Safety Pins, assorted_3 dozen, 19e
20c Loco Castile Soap_2 for 25c
25c Johnson O Johnson Powder_17c
50c Mennen's Medicated Oil--___42c
25c Mennen's Medicated Qil___89c
25c Cotton Pickers, absorbent cotton_..19c
1.25 Large One-section Hot-water Feeding
Plates _ 88e
1.75 Three-section Feeding Plate_1.59
59c Kleinert's Hot-water Bottle_43c
$1 Diaper Bags, rubberized print...._7Se
$2 Play Pen Pod, rubberized on both sides-1.79
$1 High Chair Pods _....___79c
Nursery Chair Pods with back rests_.79c
INFANTS’ DRESSES
79c
$1 regularly! Handmade, hand-em
broidered, with scolloped or hand
needled hems.
HANDMADE
DRESSES
9 7C
♦. "i * • . . n*
Infants and toddlers 1.59 and $2
Dresses! Batiste or broadcloth dresses,
beautifully hond-embroidered.
Bovs* and Girls’ 6.95 to 8.95
SPRING COAT SETS
For Girls 3 to 6: Many coots and
hats are samples’ See the navy
serges with Irish lace trimmed over
collars, the pin checks and novelty
wools. Well lined, well tailored.
For Boys 2 to 6: Sample coats se's
included in new Spring fabrics. Plain
tailored or with velvet collars. The
cops are peaked in the mannish moa
ner.' Good buys!
Lonsburgh’o—Fourth Floor.
\
Famous Moke! $2 ond $3
WASH
FROCKS
1.39
Many samples from this very
well-known maker! With cr
without panties, waistline or
stroightlme dresses, $och one
cunningly designed. Sizes i
to 6.
Sale of MANUFACTURERS
SAMPLE KNIT GOODS
Sizes 3 to 6 Sweaters; Sizes
1 to 3 Sweaters; Layette
Sweaters; Knitted Booties;
Knitted Creepers; Hand
made Sacques; 3-Pc. Sacque
Sets; Coat and Beret Sets;
Infants' Shawls.
Were 79c to 4.95, Now 53c to 3.30
Lontburgh't—Fourth Floor,
INFANTS’
WEARABLES
39c
Hand-finished, well-made brood'Ictb or
batiste infants' dresses, gertrudes or 1
to 3 creepers.
i
SOCKS OR ANKLETS
25c and 35c half socks or anklets, novel
ty stripes or so;'d coiors with fancy tops.
Sizes 5 to lOVi.
FINE $1 BOBBY SUITS
78'
Piques and broadcloth Bobby Suits, de
signed to be os cute os baby is! Sizes
l to 3.
HANDMADE
DRESSES
48°
Remarkable buss at 48 c—Infants'
., dresses, creepers, gertrudes end tod
dlers' dresses. See them!
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5.95 Little
Girls’ Coats
With matching hots, in
Spring styles for little
girls 1 to 4.
Fine navies a nn
and novelties. “*®0
Boys’ Eton
Saits
3srbartex jacket suits for
sizes 3 to 6.
jauntily 1 OO
belted 1 .OO
Navy Flannel Jacket
Suits with Eton O OO
collars _ «•#»*
Special Silk
Coat Sets
Fine smocking ond bond
work, Silk lined Silk
coots ond bonnets. Pink,
blue or white •» ©o
Very Eosteryl 0»00
Spring Hats
Little misses 3 to 6 will
dote on these poke, rol
ler or brim hots for
Easter.. New colors.
_94c
13.95 STORKLINE CRIB
New bow-end style, wide panels, large, roomy bed,
nursery decorations on maple or ivory I I QQ
finish. Fine furniture_,_ ■ • *00
19.9ft Storkline ChtRerobo to match, S 1 *T QC
roomy drawer., larce hancinr ipace_ ■ I • * J
19.95 Sforklint Crib, lorge double drop sides
complete with non-sag spring. Maple finish. 16.95
Hardwood Washable Tray. Complete with com
mode _7.88
10.95 Stork line Dropside Crib-8.95
10.95 Beach Cart, converts into stroller, folds
compactly _S.95
19.95 JUNIOR COACH
Adjustable back, sun visor, storm curtain, large
rubber-tired wheels, four-bow leatherette hood.
Block or grey. A carriage fit for the I 7 QQ
king of your house- * *
Sturdy High Choir with removable tray-4.49
Storkline Strong Wooden Ploy Pen...-4.49
Baby Bathinette, heavy rubber tub, sturdy wooden
frame, hose, safety strop, accessory pockets,
dressing table _3 79
2.59 Nursery Chair with enamel commode..-1.97
4.98 Layer Felt Mattress_3.99
3.95 Baby Scales, weighs by ounces_2.99
Lansbur/h's Fourth Floor—Inf outs’ Fumitur*.
District 7575