St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 7, 1901
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. wie ** Oe “ # : > - ud * . is i, ¥ fe. & si “> i bet (as - fe ety Ft ecpeRs ° ' “ ar se ele is 7 ittant: and Odd Lots —_ ‘ ———_— — §Going Very Cheap on Friday We have determined to make a very radical clean-up of all the | ANOWNS broken lines, incomplete assortments, odd lots, remnants, soiled” goods, etc., and have marked them at prices so low that this will be a busy Friday—the busiest ef the year. get the full benefit of first choice. Come down:early and Dress Goods Remnants. Our Great Unloading Sale of Dress Goods has been so popular that we have accumulated big stocks of Remnants and Short Lengths in all sorts of weaves antl styles. All are desirable fall and winter materials, and the lengths are suitable for Stock Collars. Boys’ Price, 5c and 10c. Worth 25c, 35c and 50c— A lot of fine silk, satin and velvet stocks —all colors, including many evening shades—al!l divided up into two lots— also be fitted. Clothing. The good kind of clothing for boys and young men—at the cheap price—men up to 38 chest can Be and 10c each. waists, children’s dresses, dressing jackets, wrap- pers, skirts and even whole dresses. Colored and Fancy Dress Goods. 2 to 2% yard lengths for Waists worth up to $1.00—for 2% to 3 yard lengths for Waists worth up to $1.50—for.75¢ and 85c 83 to 5 yard lengths for Children’s Dresses, worth up to $2.00, for. $1.00 2 to 3 yard lengths for Dressing Jackets, worth to $2.50, for.... 10 yard lengths Challies, for Wrappers, worth to $2.50, for Jabots. over. Extra for Friday. | A genuine Rugby Pigskin Football free with every Suit, Reefer or Overcoat costing $2.50 or Price, 25c. Worth 50c and 75c— A lot of fine Jabots of silk and velvet, chiffon and white lawn—handsome—end cheap. 1% yd. lengths Waist Length Cardinal Cloth, worth $2.25, for... 3 yard lengths Plaids for children’s dreases, worth to $2.75, for.. 8% yd. lengths Plaids f for children’s dresses, worth to $3.00, for. $1. 75 ‘4 yard lengths Plaids for children’s dresses, worth to $3. 50, for. $2.00 4 yard lengths Navy Storm Serges for skirts, worth to $3.50, for. $2 00 4 yard lengths Navy Basket Cloth for skirts, worth to $4.00, for. $2.50 5 to 6 yard lenrths Navy Serges and Granite Cloth for dresses, worth to $5.00, for 8% Bary a ee Navy Weaves Dresses and Skirts, worth Black Dress Goods. 4% yard Skirt Length Black Cashmere, worth $1.75, for.......... $1.00 Silk Ruffling. Price, 15c yd. Values, 50c, 75c and 80c— Fine Liberty Silk Ruffling, suitable for trimming evening dresses—aleo a lot of -inch Taffeta Ruffling at the same price. A¥other lot at 25c yd. Ww $1.00 and $1.59. 2 vard Waist Length Black Silk Sublime, worth $2.00, for 484 yard Waist Length Black Henrietta, worth - 2h, for 7 yard Dress Length Black Henrietta, worth $3.25, for 4 yard Skirt Length Black Cheviot, worth $3.50, for 4% yard Skirt Length Black Crepons, worth $5.50, for 6 yard Dress Length Black Crepons, worth $7.50, for 4 yard Skirt Length Black Venetian, worth $5.! 5% yard Dress Length Black Cheviot, worth $6.50, for 6 yard Dress Length Black Pierola, worth $9.00, for Silks and Velvets. Value, 50c, 75c and $1.00— We have an odd lot of Men’s Shirts— some sizes missing—some shirts soiled— some white dress shirts (open back or open front and back)—some percale shirts and some madras shirts—al! stiff bosoms —just right for this season. Black and Colored Silks. 1 pe 1% yard tength Remnants, worth to S5c, for 35c and 40c 1to2 yard length Remnants, worth to $1.25, for50c and 65c #% yard Waist Length Remnants, worth to $2.50, for. $1.25 8 and 3%-yd. Waist Length Remnants, worth to $3.00 for 21.40 and b> 50 Little Fellows’ Suits, 3 to 10 years—all the newest effects, in Vestee, Manly or Norfolk styles—neat, nobby, fancy mix- turés. At $2.50— Boys’ Two-Piece Double-Breasted Suits, sizes 6 to 16—very swell patterns to choose from, in Cheviots, Cassimeres and Tweeds—all made with double seat and knee—big value at $3.95. At $3.95— Boys’ strictly All-Wool Reefers, sizes 3 to 16—navy blue Chinchilla and blue, brown and black Irish Frieze—all lined with wool lining—sold elsewhere at $5. At $5.09— Young Men's Nobby Suits, sizes up to 38 chest—chalk line stripes, fancy cheviots and plain navy blue—all cut in the swell military sack style—very swell, worth up to $7.5 At 95c— Special—Boys’ Rugby Sweaters—all col- ors—the $1.45 ones go Friday at 95c. Overcoats—Big Overcoat Cut-Price Sale— On Friday we have some big attrac- tions in Young Men's and Boys’ Overcoats—all the correct styles— ou can get the short or long lengths, with or without yoke—the argest stock in St. Louis to select from at prices way under all other stores. Don’t miss this sale—Prices from $3.93 to $20.00. Remember, men up to 88 chest can be fitted here. Petticoats. $1. 50 for $2.50 Grade— Millinery. An odd lot of Black Moreen Petticoats— fancy colored satin stripes—deep accor- deon pleating—regular price $2.50. 3% yard Waist Length Remnants, worth to $3.25, for.. $2.50 end $2.60 Siaree 42-in. Guaranteed Black Taffeta, worth $10.50 + 12- 24-in. a 2 Black Gros de Chine, worth Ag cpecebaitncs cl DA etE ME URAhAsenk sob eendabedd occe vec $11.50 Velvets and Velveteens. % yard lengths Colored Velvets, worth 75c, for. se; GE += % yard lengths Colored Velvets, worth $1.00, fer.... - 50c Cotton Flannel | actu value $3.00 éac Goods as advertised alwaye—you get the All-Velvet Hats, $2. real thing. Remnants, 74c— ornamentse—worth $5.00 ea Trimmed Shirt Waist Hats, 48c— A big lot of full trimmed Shirt Waist Hats, In short back sailor a as handy for everyday use—actual values $1.25 and Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, $1.95— ideas, nob by ~e trimmed with breasts @ené pompons— \ 6. A lot of these new style ey trimmed with breasts and J-ounce unbleached and 40-inch eatine finished unbleached Cotton Flannele— 3% yards lengths Colored Velveteens, worth $1.75, for. $1. 00 8% yards lengths Colored Velvets, worth $3.50, for 8% yards lengths Colored Velvets worth $5.00, for % yard lengths Black Velvets, worth $1.25, for 3% yards lengths Black Velvets, worth $5.50, for.....+. $3.25 Curtains—Portieres. Every little while we replace the soiled sample curtains with fresh samples—then we sort out all the odd pairs, etc., from the stock and put this col- lection on sale at about half prices—some going for even less. At 50c Pair— Portieres— Plain Ruffled tig Curtains; Half pairs used as samples; vier ice, .00. At 75c p ic $1 just right for narrow doors, air— closet entrances, etc.; Goblin, Swiss Curtains, * Broken lot Children’s Fast Black Ribbed both worth 12\%c. : Blankets Hosiery. Ladies’ Hose, 17c— Fine Imported Fast Black Hose—double soles—a 35c quality—sizes 8% and 9. Ladies’ Hose, 15c— Fast Black Fleece-Lined Hose—good weight—would not be bad for 25c. Children’s Hose, 25c— Broken assortment of Children’s fine quality Ribbed Cashmere Hose—the 50c At 79c pair— slightly imperfect on wear; worth $1.25. At $2.88 pair— ity; regular $4 grade. Large 11-4 gray double Flannel- ette Blankets, some of these are nothing to hurt in warmth or All Wool California gray Blan- kets, heavy, warm and fine qual- and Comforts. At $3.37 pair— 11-4 White All-Wool Homespun Blanket, California make; this blanket will wear balf a life- edge; time; well worth $5.00. At 45c each— Figured Calico Comforts; heavy and warm; size 50x70 inches; worth 75c. At 85c each— Extra large double size Bed Comforts; heavy and were: 70x84 inches; worth $1.25. kind. Children’s Hose, 17c— Hose—fashioned feet — double knees— value 25c. Men's Hose, 17c-- Broken lot Men’s Fancy Hose—fine im- ported goods—sold regularly at 35c. At 2c yard— Remnants of different Lawns, India Linens, ta ma Ottoman, Repp and Reversible price, $1.60. Mercerized Tapestry— At $1.00 Pair— $1.00 each, regularly $3.60 pr. ot imported Swim with colar 1.60 each, regularly $4.80 pr ss, with 4 or . each, regular! : r. insertion; regular price, $2. 82.00 each, veaiiaiay 4 4 Siikoiine, 5c — $2.50 each, regularly $6.50 pr. $3.00 each, regularly $7.50 pr. ry atyles so much Door Panels, 30c— ter for comforts; reg- ular price, Half Price— —_ peat mpstenbuty and enna Dn tonnes and Silkoline. a” Te eee ruffle; regular All remnants of Denim, Cre- Checked 10c yard, At 5c yard— Ribbons. 6c Ribbons for 2c— All-Silk Satin Gros Grain Ribbons—in colors— 1%-inch wide—regular price 6c yard 5c Ribbons for 3c— Fancy narrow cord edge Taffeta Rib- At 8\c each— terns; worth 12%4c each. At 10c each— Heavy unbleached 20x45 bons— 1%%-inch wide—all colors. Towels; worth 15c each. Dimities, Striped Lawns and Nainsook; worth up to Remnants of Plaid Glass Tow- eling; brown all linen crash; worth up to 8 1-3c yard. Linens--White Goods. At 12}4c yard— Remnants of 60-inch fast Col- ored Turkey Red Table Damask; worth 25c yard. At 15c yard— Remnants of 64-inch Bleached Table Linen, in lengths of 1% to 3 yards; worth 35c yard. At 25c yard— 60-inch Fanc Colored Striped Colored Table Odd lot of Fringed Bleached “ Cottén Towels, jn jacquard pat- Linen, in plaids and floral de sign; worth 40c yard. At 35c each— 7T5c and 50c White Embroidered Turkish Guipure Scarfs. |B. NUGENT & BRO. DRY GOODS CO. Guo z : | : nega Meeting —The | Woman's TH | EVES H EAVI LY Fy ng at St. Stephen's Mission House, Tae es Sixth and Rutger streets. mt HS THE LIVER. — Changing Its Po Its Position in Its Aux- Formation of the Biocod. oe veins passes through the liver in its; has resulted in the formation. tends to check the circulation of the/of two men to the Missouri Penitentiary | % in its passage through the liver; for the combined term of FOO Materially affects the health. Sewing, 7) deanin * iti a" sedentary habits retard the cir- + station of the blood through the liver. |lar of the proceeds of the i om The first symptoms of a disordered liver| The prisoners are: Jo | a flushed cheeks, the complexion be-| Maloney, altns Slim Jim; +4 fey " comes dark, showing a congested condi- | “PY They a —— nerves is increased, the greac nerve , the brain, responds with violent] james and his pala che. Other symptoms are dizzi-| The stolen money was Young Cunningham aopaeres according to i ereuta. coated py at pain icers, to be the ideat of the three. bove the eyes and in the rear and lower| “28,2! son disposed of ™~, ead and neck, dull and tired 3 laame ¢ ; t hi one at a time. lings he complexion gradually be-| fore | RBS — pe $ swarthy and yellow, and ofttimes , ee oe es of tor vere for you. It is not of torpid liver and sluggish money You ae LE Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and Herb} ¢rnment. ng its activity in its for-| the penitentiary.” of the blood, ving a bright, Bm Eng and, after scori ‘complexion, dispelling colds, head-| vigorous manner, ordercd him to be confined in Ene reform school at Boonviile for five aches anc and all ills caused from t i iver and sluggish bowels. Pleas- the incarceration of a 16-year-old boy in ' forward at the desk, tight lacing | the Boonville reform school for five years. : i They will serve one year for every dol- h William Lee and arged with robbing the post- | of the circulation, The pressure on often at Big Springs, Mo. Postoffice Inspector Keed, who was de- tailed on the case, traced the robbery to Judge Adams called the prisoners be- and you are hardened in crime. d with blotches, which are typical| No punishment, under the law, is too se- mmitted against the United States gov- I will, therefore, give you the Compound acts yently on the} full limit of the law, which is five years then addressed himself to Cun- ' ; ; with a stri f aliases longe t in its action a than aloney, tithe of a Preach count, Meer ne etter . ate BJ — re PINISHED /MULLANPHY PROPERTY IS SOLD Real estate belonging to the Mullanphy For Robbing Postoffice of $12.50 Bullding and Loan Association was sold at Three Men Must Serve Thir- teen Years. Twelve dollars and fifty Every drop of blood that flows through ‘they stole by breaking into a postoffice, sentencing by Judge Adams J District Court, Any habit or work that/Adams of the United States Dis .thouse, as is customary. Mr. Whyte hopes auction at the Real Estate Exchange Thursday afternoon. The exchange was filled with bidders. By a special arrangement made by Presi- dent Joseph P. Whyte of the Real Estate Exchange the sale was conducted there instead of the east front door of the Court- cents, which to arrange in future for important sales to be held at the exchange, so that bidders may have protection from the cold and may be cdémfortable during sales. Five lots,on South Seventh street, near Davis street, in Carondelet, were first solid. After long and spirited bidding, Gustave Jost secured them for ’ Two improved lots on Fair avenue near Green Lea place sold for $148. A _ lot on Lee avenue, near Fair, went for $670. Other lots included im the auction were in the Fair Grounds and Morganford road neighborhoods. Cc. F. A. Mueller was assignee and H. L. Sutton acted as auctioneer. eight years and Saves robbery. SO Per Cent OF YOUR GAS BILL. n James, alias | found on them. of very prompt- have the face of KERN BURNERS A NEW DISCOVERY. Burns one cubic foot of gas oy hour. No chimneys to break. Better than electricity, and only one-tenth the cost. Call and See the Artistic and Decorative Eff:cts. For Sale by R. H. MUDD Agent, 703 Locust St. antles do not blacken. ad the amount of offense you have DR. SPINNEY Oldeat in experience—Ric yeere of unparalleled s cured t the youth an a success—the housands and CAN C and tense Diseases of Mep or severe. Lost Lect tn eaitiodl » THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST, _ meee he people's specialist. nhood MOA LLINE. RY ki CLOANS. BROADWAY & S! CHARLES Sra , Ha eee teers | Y “Ladies Raglans, Jackets and Skirts. ~Handsome and Stylish Suits, made of excellent Eton and Blouse Suits cheviots and Venetian Cloths, ps ote peg sm oh with taffeta straps—jacket silk lined, gT adusted flounce ekirt, also ‘$/2.. trimmed. The style equals any $25.00 su it shown—spectal price emai —_—Y ’ New Norfolk Suits—Very Special. —{s,4ys, {= purchased of « pr Suits, in blue and bleck, jacket silk lined, skirt cut with graduated flounce. This handsome penned was Made to sel] at pecial price English Box Coats, Velvet Ski irts, ae Made of fine Kerseys, all satin lined and | Another lot of “ENGLISH GUARANTEED | tailored with rows of — * all colors, Black Velvet" (not velveteen) Dress —_s storm collar and cuffs hey should Skirts, mracde with three rows of be $10.00—special taffeta bands—tallored stitched arour i ae pr OG. bee cccdesesectoe Seer ere eeteeee * sat 8° . os qualttv silko!ine worth $18.50—Special Sale ~% Engiish Raglan Coats. Price I tes Women’s English Raglan Coats, full length, a loose back and front. made of black, tan Si’ k “kirts. Mo or Oxford all-wool melton cloth—with/| Fine Black Silk” Taffeta Bkirts—Allover oe double-breasted front and large buttons— tucked, 6 rows of ruching, rir ear velvet collar—strictly tailor-made antl| flounce, extra wide and all ae ye worth 50 lengths—worth £13.50 eee Se eT Tere re re 7 Givernaud Black Taffeta Silk Velour Blouse Jackets ruffing around Shee $10. 00 Elegant assortment of styles and prices— worth $15.00 veel Ladies’ Cloth Dress Skirts, plain, embroidered and fur trimmed. We ae oe showing the largest ansort. o the elep-shetion -vtele, eatthieeae po nw Made of splendid quality cheviot, in than any house in the city—prices rang- graduated flounce, trimmed with ing fram geude of airy Bape ow a and "50. % @ cheapest Skirt a . aver : $15, $18.50, $25 to $75) eer sown sveciah a $7.50 ; Walking S irts, 4 Electric Seal Box Front Jackets. | s5..40 of piain Melton wloth, tou 4 OP heart ci a 4 . . —- “ " — _ — . ic = a * . “—e ~ ey : Ta > i | a= cs. gy ss = * * Pi wi Z Fr ad : Ne 4 ‘ “Po SF « ae Poon es at Pe toa See ee ie ae Pee ee ih ae eR ot Set? = it, he . Cpe SS ae ae Ty ; ee > : . aS ; ; a! : P ‘ ee 22-inch, satin lined—value tailored with rows of stitch- $25.0u—special WNGOO wa ce ce caweones ..b127.50 ing, reg. 3% values, Friday nuk Mag PRINCESS VIROQUA, M. D. Endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound After Following Its Record For Vegetable Years. *“DeaR Mrs. PINKHAM:—Health is the greatest boon bestowed on human- ity and therefore anything that restore lost health is a blessin consider Lydia E. Pinkham’s etable Compound as a blessing State and Nation. well and what “PRINCESS VIROQUA. Practicing Physician and Lecturer. ** For fifteen years I have noted effect of your curing special diseases of women. ‘‘] know of nothing superior for | COO. 00ctpckasescceull PE EEO NS ovarian trouble, barrenness, and it | #% has prevented hundreds of dangerous hysicians claimed it was the only chance to get well. Ulceration and inflammation of the womb has been cured in two or three weeks through its use, and as I find it urely an herbal remedy, I unhesitat- 46 ly give it my highest endorsement. —* Viroqua, operations where ‘raternally yours, Dr. P. Lansing, Mich.”—g6000 forfeit if above timonial is not genuine. If youare ill donot hesitate to get a bottle of Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound at once, and write to Mrs. Pink- ham at Lynn, Mass. for Seer — | advice; it is entirely free. lt cures her moth- ers and daughters and makes them egetable Compound in Our $1.98 “Wearwell’’ . Line . y Le ge For Ladies are different from ‘most shoes at this ? eg" EL GES ee or even a higher price. They are made on styl- ; . ish shaped lasts of the best wearing leathers and give satisfactory weur during their entire life— which is a long one. Have them in Vici Kid and Bex Calf, with both light and keavy soles, in all sizes and widths, 7 Baker-Bayles Shoe Co., 509 N. Sixth Street, corm Weitngtes. ‘“‘WHERE QUALITY IS HIGH AND PRICE IS LOW.** 613 FRANKLIN AVENUE (North Side). ie BIG BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDA noe $1.00 dozen Fine Engraved Thin Blown Water tic Bread and Butter Plates and Oatmeal Glasses—first quality— 4e Food aoe and swell 10) ee eeeeeee eee eee ete eweoeeee ee the GOGH. cccccvescenceusanen weesoas eevececesoved 80c dozen Bottle Beer Glasses—thin blown glass $1.00 Bow! and Pitchers, Ae tng new shape, good ware rete eeeee ——— uality— pied $10.00 Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, latest neat decorations, good ware, guaranteed $2.00 Slop Jars, with cover and handles—best white ware, extra large. 235e Celery Glass—Heisey & Co. famous , 0 eeeevees giass—at C 15c Celebrated Black Emperor Gas Mew i Oc tle, guaranteed Special Free Clinic in Dentistry. “= |OUR SUCCESS in Free Clinics due to the High-grade Work done by the Professors of this College. UNTIL NOVEMBER 10—FULL SET OF TEETH FROM $1.00, We will continue our Pree Clinics and do all work for cost of material. If your plate om oe have our Patented Deuble Suction Inserted FREE. Speciai Free Clinics unl! Nevember 10, Gold Crowns, for cost ef material......... 1.65 DennistRy, “oe Gold Plates, from eeeee eee ee eee ewe eeeeaeeeeeer $800 RELIABLE igi Ms Gold Filling, from . Removable Gold Bridge, patented, ‘per “tooth. . ridge Work, per $1.00 ag Geer aes “Humphrey's Corner” a & lhere are two requisites that habe always char- acterized the clothing we * sell— Cyle and —m ‘The style makes friends and the quality keeps them.” | Our prices also help make our business. Style and quality considered, they are the lowest. Suite, = $10.00 bs $30.00. Ouerceata, $10.00 be $50.00. Begcreep eats Visit our high-class tail- oring department, second floor. Suits and over- coats from $30.00 up. + Platinum pdbdocceoeesouddenee No more hollow cheeks ner sunken faces by using his patent plumpers devices and double suctions. No more old-time methods. Everything new. We make you look 10 years younger. Second Pleor, 5. B. Cor, 7th UNION DENTAL COLLEGE, Cee aay Seddey A undays 10 to 4, Over Giil’s Jewelry —— C—O ll Cold Weather Here! Cold Weather Goods. BIG REDUCTIONS AT THE COSMOPOLITAN DRUG STORE, Sixth and Olive. ~“hamois Jackets for ladies and gentiemen, reducea from 1 49 $2.50 White Pine and pg en Cough Syrups, the best of 1 de all cough syrups—25c size........ SEO GBs vcdcocdéchediocesbe bo decctenecs Flannel Covered Hot Water Pe best quality and oneenrer 7 af Cie % “>, ~ray = - Fs }A- a) c Wl ify 7y! reduced from $1.25 to.. Gregg's Cucumber Ontiniin rn chapped hands and face—the finest of all skin lotions Old-fashioned Hoarhound Drops—the wuld time peered for coughs, in big 6c sac Special sale of BA yma Cards, a bi Gp riety of 25c an or reduced an 50c on4 Aas styles ed a big of $9¢ et’'s and Hudnut'’s Perfumes and Toilet Preparations. Pivet’'s “La Trefla’’ and Hudnut's Frangipans the sweetest and most persistent o "all Perfumes— and our prices on these goods are the lowest to be had. The erent \. St. os ae ee rs XS + 2 . . h ‘ , . e ania me ‘ 2 . a . * ; earn 2 - panama MY Ce SMB ern tae me ww see anal _-- are: a" Res >, ae mo e ie & 9 sg oy: p Ree ee pee LANGE’S HINA AND STORE, ; 3 on eee i Rp eee eer rene ¥
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