Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1923, Page 27

*FORD ASKS SERVIE lfl—fl—--——=—-flfl *~ ELEVEN STORES ORWILL BUILD ROAD Threatens to Haul Own Fuel From West Virginia Mines. RAPS “COAL BARONS”| Also Declares He Will Develop% Ohio River to Aid Trans- f portation System. Spevial Dispateh to The Siar. WILLIAMSON, W. Va., —_“Unless the rallroads will furnishj us with satisfactory service, I will build the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad to this section, electrify it \yd haul our own coal”” This is the| of Henry Ford, made during a v survey of the small empire Fecently purchased in West Vir- sinia and eastern Kentucky counties. The inspection tour ended today when Ford and a party of experts left for Detroit. Ford also declared he will develop the Ohlo river, which runs about eighty miles from his coal “just as we plan to de- velop Muscle Shoals and use hydro- electric power to run trains and in Gustries.” Raps “Conl Baroi February 20. saying 0 days a > oclared, “the reason for that 411 the big financiers who the raliroads will not furnish the mine centers. keeping the railroads in po ot buying adequate equip- ment and charging exorbitant rates Is that the railroad owners hope the public will become discouraged with service und will force the govern- ment to buy their worn-out roads at « figure which will net them millions in profits and saddle the already | overburdened public with an extra loud of taxes. Our railroud, the De-| iroit, Toledo and Ironton now ex tends to Ironton, which is only eizhty wmiles from here. Develop Ohio River. “We_ will develop the Ohio river ovens instead of wasting the most valuable portions in smoke, and sell the coke at a reasonable figure. When able coal prices, and freedom from the grasping coal bootleggers.” TRAGEDY VISITS HOMES; CHILDREN MADE ORPHANS Oné Mother Poisons Self, Another Dies of Burns, Third Found Lifeless Erom Opllte 3 Jolenhme oAugustine, prompted by Hliness and despondency & to tho police, She Spital, Since her husband died a little more than a vears ago, Mr=. Augustine has been forced to work to p her home together. W hpn the ook seemed more than usually olic close to an open gas heater to keep wai For ten hours Kenneth, seven, and r. Mr. Moroe he H me from work at mmnlgm Saturday STEEL MAGNATE DIES. WARREN, Ohio, February 20.— | Tade A. Taylor, prominent Mahoning valley banker and steel m ’late Company at Niles f . The 'body._will be| taken to Youngstown for burial. 4& Service LOUISVILLE LEAVE WASHINGTON 435P. M. ARRIVE LOUISVILLE 1255 P. M. NEXT DAY . he was head | i H i i THROUGH SLEEPER WITHOUT CHANGE DINING CARS SERVE MEALS OF USUAL BALTIMORE - AND OHIO - EXCELLENCE - Cell the **Travel Bureau*’ Main 556 ; Division u)’u&rs‘rm‘rs N. W, 3 Balhmoro'&'omo , ins m a i i rec Cleve- | oy dm o] die “E Be- m g i a a g m fi |8 | | 'fl !4 | % 3 ?E | Dollar Day MAXWELL CAN PORK AND BEANS, 2 Doz. -No 2 Can Sugas Corn, 15 for.. -PonndCln Corneéd Beef, 5 anen No. 2 . Baked 'Pork and Beans, | 15 for WASHINGTON . SALVAGE COMPANY BARGAIN SALE _, (s ‘( ‘.“ w \\ ELEVEN STORES RMY & NAVY 1t H IIHI ”“”'Ml.lli f E@fi%_m m@mm- /1) YS START T OMORROW FEBRUARY 21 and 22-TWO DAYS ONLY (Close 1 P.M. Thursday) Government Supplies of Many Standard Goods Cut in Price Below n,re‘Becomi.ng Exhausted—We There- fore Advise Every Wise Housekeeper to Scan This List of Bargains Carefully, Make a Note of Her Needs and Shop As Early in the Morning As Possible to Assure Best Service. Army and Navy Recent Releases of Fine Merchandise are Represented in This Tremendous Cut-Price Sale—Most All Grades of Goods Rising in Price at the Pment Time. THIS IS THE TIME TO BUY—AND BUY! No Phone Orders FINEST THE MARKET AFF ORDS—MANY LESS THAN WHOLESALE Army Leather $1 Pallp Mltts, 2 for : Heavy Sheets 75c Cotton-Fllled PILLOWS, 2 for -nu. ‘Regular sizes. In fine cudl - 29¢ U. S. 18x36 Double Bed sl $ keavy dcking and .a.,. 1 Huck Towels 6 for ,Pillowcases, 4 for U.S.G. L Wash Tubs sl Brand-new Galvanised Iron Tubs that are extra heavy and good size: Whil they lIa Men’s 19c Khaki HOSE, 8 prs. for 1 Fast-color, Durable Hose, in all sises. ldeal working socks. For Dollar Day. 42x36 Heavy DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON | REGULAR WORK NEEDS uU. S Navy Wool Gloves: $10 Melton Blue s1. durable aual 14t ulw < ality, w) ’ll’ l('h'l!‘ !Idl. A Men’s $1.65 Gray $ SWEATERS, 1 Made with ‘meek or shawl t.llnr t- all sizes to 44—good make, with EXTRA SALESPEOPLE Army Slip-Over $ SWEATERS Kln.u !!llle Sweaters.. |. -|| sizen up 1 made an $2 Regulation Knives § for Boy Scouts 1 Fine Tempered No. 5 Steel Kaives, with lllle can opener, etc. During this Unbleached U. S. Army Drill, 9 yds. ] Men’s 15¢ Whlte : l Handkerchiefs, doz. Heavy hemstitched .nllly large size. Just enough to last a day o 3 No. 2Y%- Cams of Select White Cllemu, 3 for ‘1 1 ‘1 Men’s 15¢ Khaki 1 Handkerchiefs, doz. Soft, durable grade, and hemstitched border. Big size. Limited quantity. 2,000Blue 1 . Couch Covers, 3 for Many pretty designs from U. S, Shiy 'Inl Beard; heavy quality; worth to “ Army New Wool $ Underwear, each l Regulation Army Men's Drawers, in all sises to 43. .Best stand- ard makes. New Boy Scout $ Pack Camers, 2 ior 1 Just arrived from 'amps. Stand- i eaninmont i G eamping tripn: Vest Pocket Saf‘ety Razors, & 6 Cans Corn. /! Armour’s Qatmeal . Soap, 24 for. .. EEEE_EEEEI U. S.-New Navy All-Wool Blue SWEATERS $z 95 Al -lm Army Wool Hose f(')ll: nl.Wen, 3 prs. for 1 New Spade and $ Pick, both for l !Im-llllle Garden Pick and one- Diece L. S. Spade, of fineat makes. Spe- ™ 5.0l U.5. 5250 ¢ _MILKCANS .n-‘-ltw Cans, 1--! n.lollai‘ hrx- Dollar lmp;md HONEY ‘1 ri.-e-( ncls. in wealed jars, Jenty fes une. h $2. A very special p SALE Army Used Men’s $ Unionalls, Special 1 Men’s extra heavy khaki garments |‘ all sizes—the kind that sells for $2.50. New. 31.50 Khaki New 31 ARMY SHIRTS Collar-attacked Heavy 'l”wlll !llrtl in all sizes 14 to 17. Regular 42x36 Unbleached Pillowcases, 5 for Men’s Heavy 5 1 Blue Oberalls_‘ o $1.19 Faust’s Sol:ble Coffee, LEGGINS, 2 prs. "1348 U St. N.W. Men’s 0. D. $ FELT SLIPPERS Olive Drab Wool Bedreom Slippers, in $1 New U. S. $ Nose Bags, 2 for 1 Genuine U. S. Quartermaster Leather Strap Bass. Lowest price in Washing- on. . U. S. Navy Meat $ 20x40 New $ 1 Turlnsll Towels, 4 for avy absorbent quality, on sale wmle they last. All white. A real bar- a1l sizes 6 STARTS AT 8 AM. Queen Quality 50c $ lmported Tea, 4 Ibs. 1 + Finest Grade of Java Teas, standard lr-ll in sealed cartons. Lay in a sup- WascoFresh 1 Roasted Coffee, 4 Ibs. Excellent quality that sells at 38c 1b. In sealed packages, ready for use. 1,000 Reclaimed 31 Army Raincoats tion styles, in all sizes. Wui-r— Gauntlets, Leather Sl Palms, 3 for Tough, Durable Gloves in large, Regula proot and sturdy. 'Excellent 50c Men’s Canvas . roemy sizes. Brand ne Dollar Dax One-Pound Can CORNED BEEF 31 HASH, 6 for. .. No. 215 Sliced - _Pineapple, 3 1 3052 M St. N.W. Hagerstown, Md. == e | [ smmone | [0] [ e S ) e s