Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1923, Page 9

o0 20. TEN HURT, TWO MAY DIE, | IN CRASH ON CROSSING Speeding Trolley Hurls Passengers Into Heap When It Strikes Stalled Motor Truck. By the Associated Press, FREMONT, Ohio, January 8.—Ten persons were injured, two seriously, when a limited Lake Shore electric train bound from Cleveland to Toledo and Detroit crashed into a stalled motor truck five miles west of here last night. The first car of the train, after striking a trailer of the truck, turned WASHINGUON=NEW NORK—EARLS STORE NEWS FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1923 420-430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST over into the ditch, pitching its sixty u e passengers into & scrambled heap in : =1 0f Course, You'll Shop and Save in the January Sales! A Continuation of our @ January sale of Gigantic Fur Sale The second car, tontaining about Thousands of pairs of Because we were willing to help manufacturers dis- sixty more passengers, did not leave pose of their present season’s stocks, we assembled the rails. Two passengers on the first car! were serfously hurt and may die. They some of the finest furs in the market at prices so far below their values that we are passing them on to you at amazing savings. CIVIL AERONAUTI BUREAU PROPOSED Bill Introduced in House to Co-Ordinate Air Activi- ties of Country. = Establishment of a bureau of civil &eronautics in the Department of Commerce to co-ordinate the air ac- tivities of tho United States is pro- posed in a bill introduced by Chair- man Winslow of the House commerce committee. The measure would pro- vide for inspection and licensing of aircraft and pilots. establishment and certifying of air routes and terminals, and would make rules to govern avia- tion, are William Hein, seventy years old, Fremont, and Matilda Cizen, twenty- five, of Detroft, Mich. Elght other persons were being treated at a local hospital for minor injuries. PLAN VOTE ON STRIKE. All Unions in Edmonton, Ala., Soft Coal Field May Act. EDMONTON, Ala., Move Carefully Chairman Win, the result of mo Studied. s the bill is study and in_ by rep- War, _Navy, Labor and Com- s well as many ted in the de- the Treasury, Post Offic organizations inter velopment of flying. We believe,” said Mr. Winslow, “that aviation' is perhaps the most significant mechanical development of ihis gencration, contributing as It peeding up of transporta- ing the key of our na- and and sea. 1In ge President January 8.—A strike vote will be taken by ‘all local unions regarding joint labor action in the present soft coal miners’ strike in the Edmonton field. Executives of all the trades unions of Edmonton and delegates to the trades and labor council reached this decision late on for the |Saturday night. couragement | A Wweek or more is- expected to elapse before the result of the bal- loting will be known. A parade of about 800 striking miners, their wives and sympathizers preceded the meet- ing of the labor leaders. tion and 1 el aeronautics has indorsement of the administra- tion. Needs of Air Development. air power must be a is of The styles are those in the greatest favor, the furs the finest of their kinds, the linings and finish the most luxurious. Dolmans, wraps, coats and capes at prices that will make it well worth your while to pay storage capital ore favorable insurance onfidence will expand a3 the hazurd of aviation diminishes.” Mr. Winslow said capital would en- ter the ficld s v ROverning 1t Old Fashioned e was cxtablished upon . a broad basi THE WEATHER of Columbia and Maryland udy tonight, t slightly unse variable sound and lowest temperature above freezing: to- probably rain: winds, becoming Cloudy tonight, cooler in ith portion; tomorrow un- settled, probably rain in north-and portions; moderate westerly Virginia—Cloudy, rain or e tonight or tomorrow. rds for Pwenty-Four Hours. p.m., 29; S p.m., 3 i 4 am, 34; 8 a ¢ pm s . dnight, 5 aam,‘:s,c«, 6 71 occurred at ure same date last year— : lowest, Statious. Clear Snow Rain Clonay Clear’ Ftcloudy 5 Baow Cloudy 08 Cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Snow Snow Cloudy Pt.cloudy Clear Clear, I Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear, Cloudy FOREIGN. Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weather. Part cloudy 8 am., Stations, Fruit Cake —with the rare flavor of de- licious raisins and piquant (| spice. —an almost juicy fruit cake, just the kind you like— Get it from a bake shop or confectioner, made with ten- der luscious Sun-Maid Raisins you ean buy such goed fruit cake and save baking at home. Wool week at The Hosiery Shop Also those New Supply, all-wool, silk and wool. 1 95 unusual sil black and colors, including silver The Hosiery Shop Arthur Burt Co., 1343 F = | | Raining Cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy Clear Clear tubots, crabs and lob- are 'transplanted from Europe and waters, a distance of Fortify the system against Colds, Grip and Influenza by taking Laxative Quini tablets which destroy germs, act as a tonic laxative, and keep the sys- tem in condition to throw off attacks of Colds, Grip and In- fluenza. Be sure you get The genuine bears this signature & Hibprer ((zrd. camphor, menthol and other Don’t Let That Cold Turn Into “Flu” Rub on Good Old Musterole That cold may turn into “Flu,” Grippe or, even worse, Pneumonia, unless you take care of it at once. Rub good old Musterole on the congested parts and see how quickly it brings relief. Colds are merely congestion. Mus- terole, made from pure oil of mus- mple ingredients, is a counter- irritant which stimulates circulation and helps break up the cold. As effective as the messy old mus- tard plaster, it does the work with- out the blister. Just rub it on with your finger- tips. You will feel a warm tingle as it enters the pores, then a cool- ing sensation that brings welcome relief. 35¢c and 65c, in jars and tubes. Better than a mustard plaster i PILLS O"GIOO uur— - vmd—u.flu Jap Mink Coat, $279.50 Fine Fur Coats—| In Nine Distinct Styles $129.50 47-inch Sealine Coat— Dark squirrel collar and cuffs. 47-inch Sealine Coat — Beaver collar and cuffs. 40-inch Sealine Coat—Natural squirrel collar and cuffs 40-inch Northern Se: Collar and cuffs of beaver or fitch. 45<inch Northern Seal Coat— Sk collar and cuffs. -inch Marmot Coat—Nutria collar and cuffs. 45-inch French Seal Coat— Skunk collar and cuffs. Two other handsome styles in the group. Coats— squirrel, on them for a season to have them new for next fall. Savings Average 25% to 50% Fur Coats, $105 A marvelous assortment containing coats of many furs and “styles, yet there are seldom any two exactly alike. Sealine Dolman Wraps— With kolinsky collar; 47-inch: Marmot Coats — 40-inch, with collar and cuffs of rac- coon. Sealine Capes—40-inch; made throughout of this one beautiful fur. Exclusive Fur Coats $279.50 Hudson Seal Coats—With skunk trimming. Jap Mink Coats—Of gen- erous lines; brown. Caracul Coats—45-inch length; squirrel collar and cuffs. Caracul Coats—45-inch length; natural squirrel trim. Caracul Coats—45-inch length; black fox trim. Regarding Fur Names Hudson Seal is dyed muskrat. Sealine, Near-seal and French Seal are dyed rabbit. Kolinsky is a_dye color. Caracul is Asiatic lamb. { ' Near-Seal Coats — 40-inch: dyed a glossy black. Sealine Coats—45-inch; trim- med with rich black skunk. Many other Coats and Wraps of various fine skins, trimmed and untrimmed. Fur Coats —of such unusual beauty you would be willing to pay twice . $219 30-iuch Taupe Nutria Coats—A jaunty little sport model; wide flare sleeves; ideal for motoring. 40<inch Caracul Coats—Gener- ously cut; full flare; large collar and cuffs of skunk. 40-inch Plain Caracul Coats—A rich, glossy black fur depending upon generous lines and smart cut for its beauty. 40-inch Black Caracul Coats— Huge collars and cuffs of krim- mer. 40-inch Hudson Seal Coat— ‘With skunk trimming. A roomy garment, yet not too heavy. 40 and 45 inch Raccoon Coats— Handsome models; perfectly matched skins. —Second Floor. January Sale of Silks, Velvets and Woolens Besides the thousands of yards that have been purchased entirely new for this event, we have included many of our own midwinter stocks. Fabrics that speak the last word of voguishness, and at prices so ridiculously low every woman will be tempted to have at least one more frock than she had counted on. Beautiful Silks New Silks Eight Decidedly Popular Weaves $1.65 Yard Silks to fill every nced of un- der or outer wear—many of them weaves that have seldom before been found at such a low price. Radium Silk, in dark and lin- gerie shades; 40 inches wide. Heavy Crepe de Chine, 40 inches wide; many colors. Fine Dress Taffetas, plain and changeable; 36-inch. New Figured Foulards, 36-inch; exclusive designs. Black Dress Silks—Duchess and Taffeta. Very special. New Satin de Chine, 36-inch; street and evening shades. Broadcloth Shirtings, 32-inch; many designs and colors. Satin Charmeuse, 40-inch; black, white and colors. Crepe Mogul January Sale Price $3.45 Yard A beautiful all-silk flat crepe for exclusive gowns. Black, white and several popular spring colors. 40-inch. Black Crepe Roma January Sale Price $3.45 Yard Heavy enough for artistic drap- ing, yet soft enough for the most flowing styles. 40-inch. Black only. New Springtime Crepes January Sale Price $2.25 Yard Equally suitable for dressy frocks and sport wear. 36-inch. Black, white and colors. For Every Occasion $2.65 Yard We provided a_large yardage of the silks in this group at the beginning of the sale, but several of the colors and weaves were so popular that the quantity is now limited. Finer and more beautiful silks will not be found through- out the spring season. Satin Canton Crepe, navy, seal and black; heavy weight. Plain Canton Crepe, all-silk and 40 inches wide. Crepe-back Satin, 40-inch; street and evening shades. Alsilk Flat Crepe, 40-inch; im- portant in the spring vogue. Heavy Crepe de Chine, 40-inch: for gowns or lingerie. Printed Crepe de Chine, attrac- tive spring designs. New Paisley Crepes, rich and beautiful colorings. —Third Floor. January Sale of Woolen Dress Goods We have assembled in this sale many fabrics that are at the height of theu‘ vogue right now, as well as many that will be greatly in demand with the coming of spring. And the savings are 'way beyond what you would expect. Checks $2.19 54 inches wide and all wool, meaning a decided saving at this price. Attractive combi- nations of tan and brown, tan and blue, black and white, black and blue. Velour January Sale Price.....co0cevvee All-Wool Poiret Twill and Tricotine January Sale 2 Two fabrics upon which the spring is most dependent for its many tai- lored suits and dresses. They are full 54 inches wide and woven of pure Australian wool, dyed with fast dye. Plenty of the popular navy blue and black, besides seal and tan. Winter Coatings January Sale $1 50 An odd lot of fine coatings "and other winter fabrics of- fered so far below their orig- inal prices that you would hardly believe us if we told you all are pure wool and 54 inches wide. Third Floor. A sale that destroys all our past records for unusual value in our Hosiery sales. The most wanted styles for present and spring wear, and in great variety of style and fab- ric. In spite of the sensationally low prices, every pair is perfect, too, and the best ob- tainable at its price. Fine Gauge Pure Silk Stockings 79c Fine gauge, pure thread silk, with a seamed back that resembles the full fashioned. Well rein- forced at points of wear. Black only. A quality we could not think of duplicating at this price. Sizes 8% to 10. Women’s Lisle and Cotton Stockings 35¢ 3 Pairs for $1.00 A saving of at least one-third on every pair. Fine quality cotton and lisle stockings, including many makers’ samples. Novelty Sport Stockings 50c Smart ribbed effects that have enjoyed such a vogue for sports wear. and girls. Sizes for women, misses Women’s Sport Hose . $1. 00 Many sample pairs are included in this lot. A variety of styles and colorings in wool and merino sport ‘styles, plain or dropsmched Silk-and-W ool Hose $1.50 These are high-grade sport hose that combine warmth with extreme smartness. A splendid col- lection, including plain and dropstitched, heathers and solid shades. —First Floor. Four Startling Values in White Wash Goods All popular weaves that sell readily at this season at their regular prices are reduced for Tuesday only, just to show you what our White Sales can do. Duretta Twill—36-inch, beautifully bleached. A splendid quality for suits, skirts and mid- dies. Tuesday. 28c Indian Head, 44 inch, with a fine linen finish. For art work, skirts, ummrms and other pur- 3sc poses. Tuesday, Yard........ Sash Cord—Good, du- ].C rable quality. One foot, Lingerie Nainsook, 40- inch, with a soft silky fin- ish. An unusual width at this special 38 price. Tuesd vard . : Novelty Voiles, in checks, dots, plaids and other al white effects. Regular 75c grade. Special 50c Tuesday, at, Sale of Nippon China Tea Cups and Saucers $3.00 doz. The beau tifully clear, dainty china, in graceful shapes, decorated with gold band. Metal Waste Baskets, in solid colors of white, green, mahogany, pink, rose and = Spec Vx pecial, each.. 490 —Sixth Floor.