Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1929, Page 18

NORTHWEST SWEPT BYNEWGOLD WAVE | Tales of Heroic Rescues Dur- ing Last Week’s Blizzard Bare Battles. By the Associated Press. DENVER, January 28.—As another severe cold wave swept into the North- west today heroic rescue stories enacted during last week's blizzards continue to " fiiter from snowbound sections, where horses, sleighs, tractors, planes and even trains were pressed into rescue service to bring stricken persons to medical care. Equaling in interest the victory over the elements in taking an 11-year-old Idaho girl over 30 miles of snow-drifted trail to a hospital at Cottonwood, Idaho, was the story of the methods taken to get an ailing caretaker in the Yellowstone out for medical treatment. Herded horses featured in the Idaho rescue, while horses, a toboggan, ambu- lance, a tractor and a special train were used in the Yellowstone rescue. Air- planes located a stricken plane near Elko, Nev., and horses were used to res- cue the pilot and his two passengers, who suffered greatly from exposure when the plane made a forced landing | i in Secret Pass. Jack Worth, Old Faithful Inn Winter “" keeper, was under a physician’s care in Livingston, Mont., today after an epic | [fit battle in the deep snows of picturesque Yellowstone. The last stage of his trip was from Gardiner to Livingston, and when an ambulance was unable to break through the Northern Pacific ran a special train down its branch line to ||| pick up the man, stricken with heart disease. Cowboys Aid Friend. A small band of cowboys and stock- men pushed their- way back home through 10-foot snow drifts from Cot- tonwood today, after assurances that Narcie Aram, 11-year-old daughter of their friend, Jim Aram, was recovering n"am an operation for acute appendi- citis. cowboys struggl blmrd and drifted snow for many hours, driving horses before them to break the trail, as they Xo%ht to clear | i the path for the sleigh ca: the suf- fering girl, who was stricken last Thurs- day morning at her father’s ranch. The passengers of the marooned plane, L. J. Pfleuger, San Francisco, and A. P. Ames, Camden, Me., left Salt Lake for their homes last night, after their terrifying experience in the snowbound Nevada desert. ‘The pilot, Frank Bar- ber, who was injured about the head in the crash, was in a serious condition at a Salt Lake hospitai. Barber was brought down last Thursday by a blind- | (i} ing snowstorm. Vehicles Weather Bound. Scores of trucks and automobiles :v:;e we%mer bound I.sohhd Col’ where residents opened flufl’ homes to shelter those marooned until the long- | i lived blizzard passes. . Workmen with shovels rescued three trucks and four automobiles which were snowbound yesterday while attempting to follow a rotary smow plow into Lewiston, Idaho. The wind blew so hard that the road closed in the wake of the plow before the caravan could Be eved to have become exhausted while battling the storm, John Jelivocan of Butte, Mont., was found nearly frozen | i on the outskirts of that city day. ihysicuns believe he will lose mm and feet. Guests at the Gaylord Hotel at Co- led through a | fi lumbia Falls, Mont., were forced out in- to 10 degrees below zero weather when the cizuciure was desttoyed By oire Sun- || | Bum last nuht umd SHow fall ranging up to six inches, while two feet of snow fell at Thompson Falls, Northern Montana points reported readings nearly as low. Untold suffering has been caused range livestock in all the mountain }slg;;es, and it is feared losses will be SNOW SWEEPS MIDDLE WEST. Prophecy of Cold Wave Follows Fall, with Zero Temperature at Chicago. CHICAGO, January 28 (#)—The same chilli information that the Middle West on, for the Snow, falling on the western and northwestern boundaries of the district | [if for the Chicago territory, the weather man said, much colder than that in the north Ice that has covered most of the fie. persons were t:fl?ufily injured in Chicago yesterday alls. In Nebraska the thermometer down to 15 below gzero in the ‘west_corner, but was on warm side of the clpher in other parts of the State. Superior was the coldest spot in Wisconsin, with minus 20. Through the Dakotas and Minnesota sub-zero readings were the rule. Colesburg, Iowa, lppu]ed to the State for relief, being virtually snow- bound. The vul-lge creamery yesurdny released its con whose own ad been depleted. With a tempenuu-e of 8 below zero, the village had about enough coal to I last a week. . “Flu” Sweeps Honduran Ports. ‘TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, January 28 () .—A virulent epidemic of influ- enza is sweeping Laceiba and other At- lantic ports. < a2 reduces swelling WHATEVER the form or sge of your case, PAZO may be the rem- edy you long have sought. It reduces the swelling and inflam mation, Relieves the pain, itche ing,and distress. Promotes return to healthy condition. Money- back guaranteeand full directions in each package. Tube with pile pipe, 75¢. Tin box, 60¢, PAZO #»PILES l:rupply to families | | THE EVENING STAR, Ohe PAIAIS ROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE MAIN 8780 Year-End Clearance of Remnants—Silksand Woolens Remnants of Printed Silks Remnants of Plain Silks Remnants of Novelty Silks Remnants of Fancy Velvets Remnants of Plain Velvets Remnants of Velveteens ; Remnants of Plain Woolens Remnants of Novelty Woolens Remnants of Coatings Silks & Dress Goods Section—Second Floor. Price 2,250 Yards of $1.98, $2.50, $2.95 Plain and Fancy Silks 125 yds. Rayon Brocades 350 yds. Washable Silks in stripes and checks 100 yds. Plaid and Stripe Surah Silk 350 yds. Printed Crepes and Satins i 250 ydu. Fancy Velveteen Checks and Plaids Y 4 - 250 yds. Printed Georgette Crepe @ 250 “yds. Printed Chiflon 4 50 yds. Black All-Silk Faille Crepe 300 Yds. Elbow-Proof Georgette 150 Yds. All-Silk Clnton }:l colors—turquoise, ylade powder-blueMulimlxl)ni 5 colors—navy, rose- buge, blsque, hfizfx:,“sc‘ltron, taupe, silver-wing, crane, Madelins WI]d l’OSc, rust. s, Sitks—Second. Fioor 75 yds. Skinner’s All-Silk Satin (navy only) All kinds of accessories for big boys and little: boys—a - miscellaneous’ collection worth 2 special’trip downtown to see! ‘3 $6.95 Sheep-lined Khaki Con 10 and ul:? ................. .....- ..... 3'95 Smoking Jackets Men’s fine quality wool and fancy rayon silk smoking jackets—well tailored and in neat patterns. Wool jackets are tailored with combination collars and cuffs and silk frogs; silk jackets have black satin_collars and.cuffs; some sitk tined. 25 $1.50 Flannelette Shirts, sizes 12%, 13%, 14 neck... & 4 91.95 Flanne! Shirts, 3% 4 . 3% 136138139 | 40 n}u, it 98¢ 98¢ 98¢ 10 and 12 years o - 11 pairs §3 Faney mm 4 $3.50 Broadcleth . hm 10; 12 and 18 years 4 91,15 Coveralls, - i 390 all in size 3 years. Each: . 2 §4.95 Middy Blouses, 98¢ both in 5-year size. 3 $2.98 Boys’ Lumber; 5 $1.19 Lumberjacks, Bizes 9, 10 and 13 Boys’ 'Sw‘eate‘rs- 3.98 to 598 . Lumberjacks and Sweaters,1.98 Just sixteen in this fot; the lumberjacks in sizes 12, “3‘@“ 13; swuters in_sizes This is an Odd Lot Sale that will show how prices have been slashed in Men’s Furnishings Some articles are slightly soiled; some are simply odd lots; all are marked at tre- mendous savings ‘for you. Not all sizes in these lots, of course. : 24—80c Handkerchiefs, all pure linen. 40—12c Cotton 5c @ " An Handkerchiefs ............ peoeassacen. i Ml 1 s2.98 Sweater 116 Pairs $1 Pnre Sllk Hm with soc lisle feet ...... 95¢ 26 Pairs $1.95 to Sl.u Wonl Hose. 10 to 11% 63—$3.50 to $8.95 Novelty Pajamas, some silk 1.95 15—$1 Belts, with buckles attached and without 19¢ 75—$1 Narrow Belt Buckln, plate .......c 2—$150 Value Caps, 7% and 7% 49—$1 to $2.75 Undergarments, (2] & 17—Shirts, sizes 13%4, 14, 16 and 6—$430 and $5.95 Sweaters, turtle l 95 neck, 38, 40, 42 . 221 Pairs 50c Lisle Hose, fancy, 9% to 10% Men’s Store—Main Floor 553858 WASHINGTON, Our Fscal Year Which ‘D. C., MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1929. Tuesday— Wednesday— Thursday—the three big final night. Every remnant—odd line—broken lot—oddm in price to assure a clean sweep before stock-takmg. every section of the store offers its quota of savingt The three greatest days of the year. Be here bright and Save 1, $85 Fine Sport Coat $65 Broadcloth Coat $69.50 Black Coat $85 Evening Wrap Green transparent velvet; $59.50. $29.50 Black Shawl There'll be many dainty pieces you'll want in this group Jewelry ll'fl.lnl Silver Rings......Me co!ond-um-lnm = imi tion)—all 'nh spring . ring catches. L § . $1.95 Cigarette Cases Silver plated; thin moae beautifully designed; reduced ror quick® clearance, $2.98 Cigarette Cases........ 1.95 12 silver plated cases; thin models; engine turned. $11.50 and $15 Sterling Cases, 9.95 4 sterling silver cigarette cases, heavy weight; thin madzl, sev- eral styles. R e g sterl ver, chain; thin models, engine turned design. Jlut one; of mmwmdm nice size; beautiful lustre, $10 Pearl Necklaces......... 6.95 Two manufactured pearl neck- laces; lustrous finish; of fine beads. Main Floor. For Your Qwn Use or for Gifts, You'll Find Much in This Group Silverware 50c Bud Vi ases 290" Just 9; silver-plated; with souve- nir shield. . “" and $5.95 Candlesticks, 3.29 pcln dlvcr-pmu* d gray finish; 8 and 1 m hllh beautiful designs. $1.95 Sandwich Trays Silver-plated trays ln hequmul designs; some plerced edges. §2.49 Water Sets............ Silver-plated carrier with hlad!s and four tllllu $1.25 Ash Tra; % Sets of six; luver-vmea, en- graved deslrm! ll Silver-Plated Bowls size—a kind that has Llwm nld &t the higher price. $2.50 Boudoir Clocks........ 169 Of metal in various colors; gold nnhh disl; guaranteed move- sns Sterling Ily'nluh- Sets Of sterling lflver—-mlyonmhe bowl with ladle; nicely boxed. Sunmn—ldn Floor. Kinds-for -Dress and Usility Ave ANl Icluded in These Handbags $1.39 Evening Bags Rhinestone framed -ma with chain hm in white only. Neatly lined. §2.95 Envelope Bags Velvet bags vnth b‘el-nnp h:n- dle; beautiful shades to match new costumes. $2.95 Leather Handbags In pouch and envelope "th top and back-strap handles; the new shades. Many nm, all lined. Yoot and aveioce” Siss” with es Pouch and envelope st ] Brown and tan mixture; badger collar; size 40. Gray dress coat; black wolf trimmed; size 44. Onl; one; opossum trimmed; size 36; of broad- cloth. size 38; recently $98 Velvet Evening Wrap. . .59.50 Transparent blue velvet; silver trimmed; size 38. and 34. :venint shawl of black, with deep fringe; only ne. 12 and More on Women’s Fine Coats At these new and lowered prices, these coats listed below are marked at the lowest prices of the season. styled and luxuriously furred. They are smartly $65 Tan Broadcloth Coat. .. .49.50 Just one; trimmed with vicuna fox; size 40. $69.5) Blue Coat, with Fox. .49.50 Blue brosdcloth; size 40; vicuna fox trimming. $49.50 Rumble Seat Coat. . ..39.50 1.coat, tan sports models; size 36. $39.50 Tweed Sport Coat. ...29.50 ‘Tweed mixture, chinchilette collar; size 36. $69.50 Seal-Trimmed Coats. .59.50 3 tan broadcloth, with baby seal; sizes 40 $19.50 Sports Coats "rlaollgsnd of imported fabrics; six coats; recently Coats—Third Floor. Fine Fur Coats at 1/4 y 1/3 and 1/2 Off With the really cold wenher still to come, with many weeks this season to wear them, these coats are a splendid investment at these low prices: ‘8169.50 American Opossum Coat,. recently $125 $225 Brown Caracul Cont, recently $16S. ..150.00 $475 Handsome Caracul Coat, fur trimmed. 230,00 $235 Sealine Coat, recently $159.50 '$195 Sealine Coat, recently $155 $295 Tan Caracul Coat, fur trimmed. $225 Black Sealine Coat, recently $175 $175 Black Sealine Coat, recently $155 Furs—Third Fioor. 600 Pairs Women’s $8.50 and $10 Shoes All the small lots and odds and ends from our owm regular stocks that have been selling for more 4.39 2 Thcuhare sbhoesh)mix know and ku;ds - you have bought from our regular stocks—for they are all the odds and Prlce ends of our own fine Winter assort- ments—shoes for every need and for and all occasions, in many styles and of all materials. Broken sizes, to be sure, Less but all sizes in the lot—and marked for quick clearance. Shoes—Second Floor. Furniture Clearance $14.50 Occasional Table 7.25 $35 Gate-Leg Table... 17.50 $73 Maple Desk $49.50 Spinet Desk.. . $278 3.Pc. Living Suite. 14850 $50 Walnut Vanity. . .25 $49.50 Occasional Chair 29.75 $369 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite $46.50- Walnut Chifforobe $79.50 Mahogany Lowboy $29.75 Davenport Table $4.50 Smoking Stand. .. - $89 3-Pc. Fiber Suite... 49.50 $14.75 4/6 Metal Bed.. 895 $29.50 4/6 Box Springs. 1495 $17.75 4/6 Felt Mattresses (Display samples and are sold “As Is") Furniture—Fourth Floor, 1/ Pl year sizes. . with feet; sizes to Art Goods Sale. 15 and Less She¢ Pockets and Laundry for .. Stamped Linen ldnn- and Dining Room Sets...cccaanee Drastic Reductions iy Finished Models 1.00 to 2.50 Reqularly Stamped Linen tte Shades....$10.00 .es 4.00 -Children’s Hose at 15 and Less *“These $1 Stookm? ior 36 Pairs. Misses’ 2 nd Silt--nd-Wool ose; auea 49 Plll‘l Full-length Ribbed Silk-and-wool Hese; white colors. 16 Pairs Junior % Woel and and Wnol Hose; white and color: 5t 2 Palrn 34 Ribbed - Silk-and-R: Su‘knl. in white and. peach colorsg to 10. 68 Pairs Boys' Fnll:y % Woel S’cl Hose, sizes 8 to 10. Mein Floor. Women who know genuing bargains will be thrilled by thi} Silk Underwear: $5 to $7.98 Silk Pajamas, 39§ 6 Pairs of pure silk crepe de chine jamas; pretty styles; tallored and trimmed; pastel shades. $2.98 Satin and Tub Silk 911’. 159 Just 25 baronet satin and tub silk in practical street shades: cut full m, and longer than the 7 R&; Srcpc Kimonos, 298 1 Crepé Kimonos, in colors -nd‘u'.ykl & bit m-.d 2150 few Mandarin coats in the lot. $1.59 to $2.50 Cotton i Underwear, 50c ps, bloomers, step-ins, PM :l':\i‘s!mmlwrhu and w:‘ 'nnar:d(u; for clearance. Third Floor—Lingerie. Children’s Underwear 75¢ and $1 Me;;edo Underwean 16 Fleece-lined vests, Dutch necky elbow-sleeve style; N‘hhmk and long uhnhwmlch ankle snd kned lengths. Sizes collectively 2 to 16. i Children’s 79¢ to $1 Suits and Sleepers, 2 for *1.00 Union_suits, Dutch neck, elbow-sleeve style, high neck, long sleeves; 2 to 18 5. Also (n{ sleeping garmentsy years, - Main Floor. Men’s Robes 15 Price , Exactly 48 silk, wool, Terry cloth and wash robes...just deduct hali of their present prices. 2—$3.95 Robes will be.... 1.97 1-84.95 Robe will be 247 1—85.95 Robe will be..... 297 6—8$6.95 Robes will be....347 2—87.95 Robes will be :397 4—$9.95 Robes will be .97 2—8$10.00 Robes will be. ...5.00 5—$15.00 Robes will be... 7.50 18—$25.00 Robes will be. ..12.50 ik ...1500 ..17.50 l—flsmko&mbe .o 42.50: Men's Store—~Main Ficor,