Evening Star Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 14

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1924. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—The Gift Unique. 14 2 THE EVENING 1DEAD 2MISSIG INBLAST N NINE Body of Youth Recovered. 14 Others Escape—Fire Blazing in Shaft. No. 9, which had been damaged. A rescue worker descended immediately afterward and directed four other miners to safety. Two rescue workers were overcome ‘e reported missing. Rescue parties oped to reach the spot where the nen are belleved to have been burled »y noon today or shortly thereafter. A fire was burning this morning be- ween the rescuers and their goal, nd, while the blaze was reported of \0 serious consequence, workers pre- dicted that the missing men might be suffocated if they had escaped the slate fall. —By POP MOMAND TRoM THE COUNT !l MHAT oN EAQTH can 1T nePr? DOUDBTLESS A HANDIORE RECE OF JewelLRy For ME,OR A GoLD HEADED CenE FOR Yyou'! LEAVE TT To THESE FRENCHTEN TO by white damp, when air curtains were torn down in their efforts to reach the entombed men. Both col- lapsed while fleeing from the gas, and were dragged to safety by fresh companions, who hurried into the After Damp Develops. workings. Wheeler was klilied in the old shaft of No. 11 vein, where the two missing men are thought to have been. After damp, the deadly gas frequgntly fol- lowing explosions, ped imme- diately after the bl and neces- 3 s 3 Sriven axsenibelne or rescuers, | dressed the District Medical Soclety The missing men were repairing elec- [ last night on benificial results of ex- trical machinery when the explosion ! ercise on the human body. Lantern at the connection between old No. 11 howi arts illustrated the jand new No. 9 shafts shook the un- | tific po f the address. Dr. derground workings. The connection | Frank Leec cssed the dactors in is about 220 feet below the surface. | the interest of the convention of the Nine men were in the first group [American Congress on Internal Medi- to escape. They were on the other|cine, which is to meet in Washington side of a cave-in, and reached in April. More than 5,000 visiting mine entrance within two hours. doctors are expected in Washington hour later a shout from the de at the time. Others who took part gladdened a walting throng of 1,000 |in the program included Dr. Willlam persons on the surface. Harvey Nes- |13 Clar w. . Charles Stan- bit, negro, was pulled up at tipple White and Charles A. Pfender. —— e Tells Benefits of Exercise. Prof. A. V. Hill of the Institute of Physlology, University of London, ad- £y the Associated Press. MADISONVILLE, Ky., October 23.— fhe body of Paul eler, 19-year- \ld miner, was recovered from the Hart Coal Co.’s mines today, where . gas and dust explosion last night ntombed at least 15 miners. Two more men are missing and are believed 5> have been buried under. a fall of late. Fourteen entombed men es- caped during the night. Gilland Joyece, electrician’s help- er, and Thomas Chinn, 30, electriclan, ~ 7 Al J'li! AN = of Bargain Opportunities, Wi ith Emphasis Directed to These 8 Fealures ge Men's $35 to $40 Fall Suits. $21] $3.50 Wide Wale Corduroy Robes 35 Pairs Men’s $14 Hanan Oxfords Infants’ Flannel- ette Undergar- Small Boys’ Novelty Wool Women’s Fur- Trimmed Coats 150 Women'’s Children’s $4 to $6 Wool Jersey Frocks, $1Q A special shipment, pur- chased for Small Lot Da Stunning tailored sty with long sleeves, effectively braided or em- $29 119 — Handsome suede cloth, velour, cut downy wool and novelty coat fab- rics, with collars, cuffs and bandings of Bay seal (dyed coney), muskrat and $2.95 Black and tan calf oxfords reduced because the sizes are broken, as follows : 415/51516/6%5 T3518/81310/10% 111112 ] 2 Just 47 of them, includ- ing blue serges, pin stripes and tan and gray mixtures. 11 siz 26 size 34: 3 size 35; 3 size 38; 3 size 39 and 2 size Suits, $].45 185 fast-color sailor blouses with trousers of tweed or wool jersey, Silk chevron on the arm, braid $1.95 About 50, most of them sin the popular dressing- coat style with short sleeves, roomy pockets and narrow string belts. High Shoes, $2.85 A splendid assortment ments, 39¢C of patent leather and 180 nighties, k colored high shoes in and Gertrude pett About 64 broken sizes fashioned of nelette ¢ broidered. Tan, brown, navy, black, copen, green, rust. Sizes 16 to 44. (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) 44, other furs. Rich Autumn colorings, and sizes 16 to (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) Frocks, Suits and Coats Quantity | ARTICLE | Former | Price Sale Price | Women’s Georgette and Crepe Frocks (36 and 38) 'i $39.50 | $29.50 40. Both the small and large man benefit. (Firat Floor, The Hecht Co.) (First Floor, The Hecht Co.) on colla 3 to 8 (Third Floor, The Hecht Co.) r and cuffs. Sizes Henna, rose, Copen or purple. Sizes 36 to 42. (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) pairs all told, ranging in size from 877 to 2. (Third Floor, The Hecht .Cheery House Furnishings ity Co.) hed with stitching of pink or (Third Flor, The Hecht Co.) In The Men’s Shops !In The Boys"and Girls’ Shops Sale Price | Former Quantity Price ARTICLE | {$2 and | jsal ] 150 Men’s Fall Caps $1.45 | Women’s Black Beaded Geor- gette Frocks (36 and 38) | s1050 | 83 Women's Roshanara Crepe Frocks (16 and 40) I | 5 1$29.50 | $19.50 Women’s Novelty Tailored Suits (14 to 44) | $19.50 | to | $29.50 $10 Men’s Umbrellas | $1.50 | Men's Thread Silk Hose (9 | to 1124) ! i Zoc ) | | | 2 [ 300 prs. $10 's Fi D Shirts | A\Ielu(\’);s Fine Percale Shirts (14 to ‘ $1.65 Men’s Blanket Lounging Robes Women's Fall Suits (14 to 40) |$35 to | $49.50 $19.50 Women’s Sealine (dyed coney) Coats | Woman’s Muskrat Sport Coat $89.50 ‘ $49.50 } $89.50 ‘ $49.50 [$1650 | $9.50 | Extra Large Thibetine Scarfs (Second Floor, The Heeht Co.) women's Knit Underwear, Hose and Accessories Quantity | ARTICLE Former Price | Sale Price Suits | Boys’ and Girls’ Cotton Union | 85¢c & $1 59¢ Women’s Wool-mixed Union Suits $4 | $1.95 | Women's Fabric Gloves (white and natural) 39¢ 50c = | Women’s Strap-wrist Cape Gloves $3.95 $295 & 15¢ $1.65 Leather Pouch Handbags $1 69c Women’s Silk and Rayon Hose (imperfect) . $1 Women’s Silk Hose (slight ir- regulars) Women’s Wool and Rayon Hose (imperfect) (imperfect) Women's Mercerized: Lisle Hose | $1 39 (Fitth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Women's Sweaters, Skirts and Blouses Ouantity I ARTICLE Former Price Slipover and Coat Sweaters (36 to 40) $5 & $5.95 Flannel and Wool Plaid Skirts Handmade Dimity Blouses (36 and 40) $5.95 $1.95 (Second Floor, The Hecht Co.) The Hecht Co. Seventh at F Men’s Real Guyot Suspenders s. Men’s Patent and Tan High Shoes Men’s Tuxedo Coats. (3 regulir size, 34, 37, 42; 2 long, 36 and 38; 1 short, 38) (4 size 36: 8 Men’s Topcoats. size 37; 2 size 38) | 35 $12.75 High School Suits. (2 size 30; 10 size 31; 23 size 32; 16 size 33; 1 size 34) & (First Floor, The Hecht Co.) $25 to &35 | $1275 In The Sport Shop ARTICLE Lermer - Price Men’s Wool Cricket Sweaters $2.95 Quantity 135 Quantity ARTICLE Former | Price | Sale Price ments (2 to 10) ‘lmprs.: Boys’ Flannelette Sleeping Gar- | s1.50 | 79¢ | Boys’” Wool Tweed Sailor Suits (3to 8) | | | | 5 | $289 Quantity | ARTICLE | Former Sale Price Linen Table Covers (54x54) $1.95 Fancy Turkish Towels (17x34) ! Lace Trimmed Table Covers (45 inch) 3oys’ Chinchilla Polo Hats $1 | Boys’ Cheviot Mackinaws (sizes 7 to 17) | Junior Misses’ Felt Hats. shapes All Girls’ Lawrence Bath Robes (7 to | 12) | Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Coats (sizes 10 to 14) | Girls’ Gingham School Frocks (7 to 12) $1.19 i unior Misses’ Strap Pumps (2% i P to 7) | i | $4 to | g6t Ihfants’ Patent High Shoes (sizes to 8) .| Children’s Black Kid Gym Oxfords $250 | $1.95 Girls’ Low Heel Rubbers (2% to to7) Children’s Lisle Half Hose (4 to 83) $5 to $8.50 $1 $2 and $2.50 | $5.95 $2.95 and $3.95 (Sport Shop, 624 F St.) 15 prs{ Athletic Shoes (broken sizes) Wool and Camel’s Hair Sport 75 Hose 50 15 Worsted Basket Ball Jerseys Brushed Wool Golf Coats 50 Athletic Jerseys with Sleeves $1 Pianos and Talking Machines $5 Delivers Any Talking Machine $10 Delivers Any Piano $150 Mandell Talking Machine, mahogany finish $150 Emerson Talking Machine, with record albums $175 Columbia Model 12 Talking Machine. .. Hall and Son Upright Piano... Netzow Upright Piano Webster Upright Piano.. - Neydeg Henkelman Player-Piano............. (Music Store, 618 F 8t.) See our other advertisements, pages 31 and 32 0 $1.25 29c to 35¢ (Third Floor, The Techt Co.) Women's Shoes and Lingerie Former | Price | Sale Price 144 prs. Omnlri.‘y! ARTICLE | | | Women’s High and Low Shoes $5 to $7.50 | 532 prs. 114 prs., | Women’s Turkish Boudoir ‘ Slippers Women’s Modish Low Shoes 69c $5.85 to, $10 34 Brassieres and Corselettes Mesh and Fancy Fabric Bras- sieres Nemo and Fashionniere Corsets $l & 59¢ $6 to | Chenille Rope Portieres doors) (double Silkoline Covered Cotton Comforts Embroidered Pillowcases (45x36) Slightly Imperfect Sheets (81x99) $1.69 Couch Covers in Tapestry Patterns $4.95 20 Tapestry and Velour Table Run- ners 24 prs. Double Faced Armour Portieres 150 | Lace Panels and Curtains 45 prs | Velour Overdrapes 30 Marseilles Bedspreads (some ir- regular) AR Tt oL R A Rugs and Floor Coverings (Second Floor, ¥ St) Oumm'ly} ARTICLE Former | Sale Price Price | Axminster Rugs (9x12 and 814x1034) s1050| $34 sian Design Heavy Wilton Rugs (9x12) Per- | fect (3x0) Congoleum Rugs, slightly imper- | | Neponset and Armstrong Rugs (9x12) Hit-or-Miss Rag Rugs (27x54) fect (18x36) Congoleum Rugs, slightly imper- | (9x12) Tapestry, Crex and Deltox Rugs | Maids’ White Muslin Uniforms Camisoles, ‘Black or Navy (36 - to #4) Colored Tricolette Petticoats (34 and 36) Crepe and Nainsook Bloomers Flannelette Nightgowns (16 and 17) Colored Sateen Princess Slips (36 to 44) Radium 'Silk Costume Slips (36 to 44) - $1 $1.25 $1.25 $3.95 64c 89¢ 89¢ $2.88 (Fifth Floor, The Hecht Co.) Rugs (9x12) | Tapestry and Wool and Fiber | Felt Base Floor pattern) Covering a |l | Wilton Velvet Stair Carpet (27- inch) Royal Turkish Rugs (4x6 ft.) Inlaid Linoleum Remnants (3 to 6 yards). Also full rolls for cutting $1.45 m! 89¢ $1.95 | Sq. Yd. | Reversible Wool Chenille Rugs (24x36) $3.50 { $1.95 (Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.)