St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 21, 1901

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ore As _ Shae seks - ¢ —- 7 Sr -. ES Wiss WATERS WAS EXPELLED 4 a , Pick oe BS eke eo! el, gee. ae3 aa ; - - sit Spe 2 oes se. eee ar 2 , ek cael fey ye ards Chiffon Rap saus, in black, white and co ilk Gimp or Silken Beaver —worth up to 49¢ 25¢ —yard.. ¥ , Lot Persian Bands, taffeta or chiffon a plique, worth up to! per yard P urs. , 4de and ors, 8 silk gimp,’ 100 have sold u day, $12.50, as low as 5h) dozen Flannelette Waiste— French Filannelette } terns—worth 75 year's styles, have col- i. a black—worth Ber... 91.00 | Suits, Jackets, Skirts and @aisis. Bargains for Friday. Values That Are Marvelous. Ladies’ Box Co of fine lined a a throughout; the go at ag ‘eae 8. 5() % L lans, on Pla worth $11. # —Friday.. A sample Hine of Box Coats, Raglans and Auto le Coats—these are grand VA rey Jp ecial in Silk ®aisis. 230 a ey 5 rege eer ; at $7. 50—they go Friday, at : 200 Ladies’ Suits, a grand purchase of latest 05 Blouse. Eton and Norfolk styles; AA sso ena Fri- $ 5. 05 8-10 $] .69 a $2. 00 oe | Walking Skirts. Walking Fur Collarettes 7 Coney Fur Collarettes, have sold at’ $1.50—Friday Jilk Waists. Silk Waists, last ee ekirte, “haw Me —stitched and med, some flounce; worth more— rices 2.5) and. a, NAPKINS. choice shades and black, actual $2.95 trim- — $1.75 Thanksgiving Linen Sale... Of Fine TABLE LINENS AND DAMASK—66-inth heavy bleached imported Scotch linen Papen | value; per yard Napkins to match. DAMASK—64-inch Mercerized Ta- ble Damask, pure bleach and elegant designs; , worth 85c; per yard DAMASK—72-inch all-linen bleach- ed Satin Damask; good range of =, patterns; regular retail value $2.00, at Napkins to match. DAMASK—72-inch very fine Satin _—— with handsome designs; $2.50 value Both fn wool and fur, come in all colors, worth up to $1.2": choice Friday Elegant va!- nes, such as wesold at $1.98 and $2.50: Fri- day at We carry the best stock of these goeds in town. Spccial for tomorrow, 10 doz. ele- gant silk and velvet Caps, worth $1.50; for Millinery. Untrimmed Jhapes. pons. Our fom Ready-to- Wear . ats, # In green and black, worth 50c; choice... aby Caps. B if P Don’t fail to look at $ eur elegant line of trim- med Hats at — and stock ar sold at 50c, 7T5c, 93e and $1.25; choice tomerrow . Jrimmed ats. .00 They are the best values ever offered in St. Louis. OIL CroTrTH Table Oli Cloths, reg- lar 26c quality, trom | Ptc 8 to 10 a. mi 75 dozen Wool Fascinators— black, white and col- ors, worth 48c—Friday C and Saturday 5c Gents’ White Corded Border Handkercnies, sc KEmbroidery Edges and Insertions, 8 to 10 SPOOL SILK—50 dozen 100-yd, Black Spool Sewing § Silk, worth 5c “spool, special orice 3 spools SKIRT BINDING—110 yards Cord sdge Binding, black and colors, worth 6%4c yard 35¢ Si ateens. Promptly at 8:30 Friday morning we will place on sale one casé of Solid Black Imported Mer-. cerized Dress Sateens in rem- Napkins to match. CLOTHS — All-linen ° Cloths, fine ; value PATTERN Bleached Pattern bleached Scotch $2.00 and $2.50; size HEMSTITCHED CLOTHS — All- linen silver bleached hemstitched Pattern Cloths, $l 95 e ry yards long, ueweiviGaap SETS—An import- er’s stock of fine German linen Hemstitched Sets; large, elegant Boys’ Clothing. with blue or red Exactly what you want far.less than elsewhere. Three-Piece Vest Suits, ages 3 years to 12 years, worth $6.00. Cans, pull down, worth Ds COccccsocnttse de All-Wool Waists, patent band, $1 value....s..... $3.85 _25C€ .,68c nants—these goods are extra | wide and worth 3sc—we will 2 offer it till 10:30 a. m Curtains and Big selling in this debehaneel Friday at reduced prices to give vou a chance to fix up for Thanksgiving. Brass Extension extends 30 to & Curtain Rods, inches, with center patterns, cloth and nap- kins spoke stitched. 2\,-vard size, 3-¥ard size. Iton worth $6.50, worth $7.50, $4.50 $5.00 TS PLLONTTPE 98 Electric or Near Seal. Fur Storm Collars, satin lined, with c luster of 6 tails— F . SCARFS—200 extra quality eligian, Cohey or Near Sea! Scarfs, with cluster of 6 tails, chain and hook, actual for ney FUR SC ARFS—375 Sable, Conry rook Mink, also Black French Coney, selected quality, with 6 tuils, chain and Clasp—worth $4.9s— 9 h e R SCARFS—7. in real Mink, arten or Skunk, Opos- Sum, selected Block, worth $5.95 $1 30. Underwear and Corsets. $1.3 aceon 39 with pleated ruffle; would be cheap at $1.75. floor. value up to $1.9s—cholce () for ibc for $1.75 Ladies’ Pet- ticoats, heavy biack mercerized sateen, Secon Ladies’ Gowns, ood heavy large; a fiannelette, quality, made rare bargain for 32.50 Sonnette STYLE 755 Gored Corsets, made of the Imported coutile; ALL PER- FECT. for odds and ends in Cor- sets, including & G., P. N., Kabo and other makes; worth up to $2.00 Cloaking Remnanis. Fine Kerseys, Beavers, Basement. Remnants $1.50 Golf Cloths Remnants 75c 54-inch Homespun Remnants 50c Remnants 4c Remnants 40¢ Black Wool Jacquards..... Remnants $1.50 Black Crepons........... THe All-Wool Plaids All-Weool Cheviots.......... Dress Goods Rebdate. resi 5Oe 250¢ yard 29e¢ 2le ends and brackets, worth 2 Friday only ie— Fancy Art Dentims and (C‘retonnes, worth 15c— Friday, a yard Curtain Swisses, in fancy stripes and figures, worth 20c—Friday, a Wit dow Shades, cloth, i feet long, worth 40c— Friday Lace Curtains, in new patterns, opaque Meltons, Whipcords, Di- agonals, Plaid Backs, etc., in all sorts of lengths—worth from $l to #5 per yard, opened up Friday - = ee 500 yards in plain and fancy Silks, slightly soiled Friday pe Das «sodsdacadiee pndedtehs b dei éctnilcs os morning in © par : St, y, | basement Also % Manufac _— reli at. per . ‘ a5 » iy Ss ’ ‘ . iece. $1, colors for ties, yokes, waists, hat trimming or Pc, terre a and fancy work—if in full pieces would sell up to $1.50—Friday at, 75c, 50c, 25c, ored and silk Remnants. some of otherwise worth 50c— while they last. only 00 Manufacturers’ Short Lengths oe: ack Silk and Velvets. in per piece 10c and t 15¢ with overlocked edges, worth $1.25— Friday, a pair Ruffled Swiss C ‘urtains, and figures, hem $2 00—Friday, a pair Rugs, all wool,” rev betsy pat- terns, worth $2.50— 00eee 0000 200000000000 ol Friday | 05 desirable only e Portieres, in novelty designs, heavy fringe, worth $3.00— Friday, a pair It Was Because She Slipped Away From S&chool and Married Mr. Franklin of Lexington, Ill. Bypecial to the Post-Dispatch tS ee Nov. 21.—Students at the Unl- ity of Chicago were surprised today to Sar that one of thelr number, Miss Beulah Waters, had been expelled from the university because she slipped away Sunday night and became the wife of N. Bime Franklin of Lexington, I)!. ANSWER IT HONESTLY. Are the Statements of St. Louis Citi- zens Not More Reliabe Than Those of Utter Strangers? This is a vital question. It is fratight with interest to St. Louis. It permits of enly one answer. It cannot be evaded or ignored. A St. Louis citizen speaks here. Speaks for the welfare of St. Louis. A citizen's statement is reliable. An utter stranger's doubtful. Home prooi is thre best proof. Mr. George Flisher of 822 Chouteau avenuc, driver ior Schroeder's Berliner Weissbier Co., says’ “Before I went to: er Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. for Doan's idney Pills my back had ached steadily! for several months. Anyone who follows y calling has hard enough work with ee sound back, but when it aches an oe at every move life becomes a burden. I used medicine of various kinds and plasters, but everything failed even to help When inclement weather was revalent or sudden changes took place ¢ temperature, to say I| suffered, expressed what I endured. Doan’s dney Pills fully disposed of the last at- tatk. Mrs. Flisher also took a course of medicine and is just as enthusiastic, the result as I.” 4 e by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Co., Buffalo, N, Y., sote' nited States. J. F. Harmon... —) Flora Oa Bhi » sul eee ee ' & Jaccard’s, Broadway and Locust. SIARKLOFF TO COME FRIDAY He Informs Acting Health Commis- sioner He Intended to Arrive Thurs- day but Missed His Train. A telegram from Health Commissioner Starkloff, received Thursday morning by Acting Health Commissioner’ Francis, stated that he would return to St. Louis Friday morning. The health commissioner said, in his telegram, that he had intended to reach St. Louis Thursday morning, but had missed a train at Paragould, Ark., causing day’s delay. As Mayor Wells will be with the Board | of Public Improvements in Kansas City, no conference between him and Dr, Starkloff can be held until Saturday. STOCKMEN INDORSE MR. AULL. ashey Recommend Him for World’s Fair | Live Stock Commisstofier. Robert Aull, secretary of the agricultural! | ' committee of the World's Fair, dorsed by resolution for the position livestock commiesioner of the World's Pass | at the banquet given Wednesday evening | by officials of the National Stockyards to! visiting cattlemen at the National Stock- yards Hotel. Mr. Aull was one of the many speakers at the banquet. Over 125 visiting stock dealers were enter. tained by the .ocal dealers. The banquet was attended by many of the largest cattle deaers and breeders Fy the West, the Hereford sale having - was | A LALLA AL OL — -- -- —_- Commissionership in New York City. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Nov. had not yet decided whether to accept or | |, decline an appointment as police commis- | ‘sioner under .he Low administration. From | said today it is regarded here as) ‘ | what he |} extremely | cept. | Gen. Corbin was greatly 'the honor, but said that in view improbable that he will ac- his way clear to accept. Gen. Corbin was reminded that one of the last is now President. aceept,”’ he rep'ied. { | “NO SUCH OFFER MADE.’’—LOW. NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Mayor-elect Seth _Low declined to throw any light on the t| police situation except as to Adjutant-Gen- eral Corbin | general had admitted being offered The ap- pvintment, the mayor-elect declared: ‘There must be some mistake. offer has been made.” Administrator Wants Against Bristol Hotel Set Aside. William C. Richardson, administrator of 21.—Adjutant-Gen- eral Henry C. Corbin said today that he | GEN. CORBIN’S POLICE 0b amen He Says He Regrets to Decline Police | | | FOR | pleased with! cf his ' present position and the work which his. office must perform he could not quite see | Olice commissioners of New York) “All the more reason why I should not i When told that the adjutant- | No such : PROTECTING THATCHER ESTATE. Judgments) | the estate ofthe late Don C. Thatcher, filed | tracted represéntative stockmn to East St }suit In the St- Louis Circuit Court Thurs- ou this week. ‘Marriage Licenses“ T. Lyons nets oe bb66 cals bcos 1947 Madison at ie is Froehly. beves tdeocs. Bee §%. 21h 17 Mergen & 70 Delmar uy ' . 3d et -..1491 B. ad a . Sy Vuolean @t 204 East Liaise st : . . Cleveland, O 2418 Westminster yp! ete Wasiingten av . HS Bartirer ay H. MM. Hart.. * Anna M. Ware... Kurexh> " Wedding Riz Rings (Solid Gold). Finest qualities, $8.00 to $20.0. . Mermo’ oe cnie ua ca . | \day to have judgments against the Bristol | Hotel] Company secured by John P. Meyer set aside as null and void. Thatcher was a stockholder in the hotel | company. Meyer secuged a judgement against it On some notes, which was af- ; firmed by the Miasouri Supreme Court. Richardson says the hotel company was insolvent when the suit was brought. “Caste” for Royal Arcanum. vee Council of the Royal Arcanum will give first grand entertainment and hop at Lemp’s Park Hall, Thirteenth and Cta streets, Thursday evening. Guy Lindsay and his pupils will give the play “Caste. By ae famous crate” ais clits I BARGAINS In TE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY at tHe New Lindell Drug Store, N. W. CORNER SIXTH AND WASHINGTON AY., UNDER LINDELL HOTEL. Marvel Whirling Spr: Ly Syr- inge—regular value $3.00 Best quality Chamois Vest, Ladies and Children— $2.5) quality All 25c and 35c Tooth Brushes, Friday and Saturday $2.48 Gentlemen, Beef, Wine and Iron, the best of all ton- ic and blood alteratives *“*e@eeeevee *@eeereeveeaereee *e@eeeeee Effervescent Sodium Phos- phate, % lb. bottles Reef Extract-- BOc package. ....cceeres:: aso ociteemdo cade Special Prices for Friday and Saturday on Roger & Gallet’s, Pinaud’s, and All Domestic and Imported Perfumes. PATENT MEDICINES AND DRUGS AS LOW-PRICD AS ANT. Peruna, TListerine, small, 18c; Kilmer'’s Swamp Root, 3%c Best Cathartic Listerine. Te: 8. S. S ive large Gle and......69e Pills, Lydia Pinkham's Veg. Compound.. Quinine, per Oz. Quinine Pills, 1% CANDIES. Lowney’s, Allegretti’s and ali High-Grad: Candies in stock fresh each day. B—=~A BARGAIN WHICH MUST BE RECOGNIZED BY SMOKERS. Friday and Saturday we will sell the 2 for 2%c Box trade our specialty. at 5c. Box of 25, $1.25. “Anexidad,”’ a Porto Rico cigar, Our Prescrip tion Depariment is thoroughly stocked with the Purest Squibbs & Mercks’ used ealy in our wmnisak Drogs and Chemicals. BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS AND RECIPES TO US. MISS Mv PHERSON LOSES CASE.| iJ udge Shiras Refuses to Grant Writ of Replevin for Her Sister’s Estate. Judéewe Shiras of the United States Circuit Court handed down an opinion Thurs- day morning, refusing to iasue a writ of replevin to Miss Jessie May McPhefson ordering the Misstssippl Valley oss, ua e 8 : urn over pe the edtate of wer “slebebte: | the late Mrs. Mary B. McPherson, valued at about $26,000, Judge Shiras says that Miss McPherson should have presecuted her claim in the state court while the estate was in there, instead of mith ntil he Supreme Courtha tried the case then arpealing to the toaeral It is too late, he sa . - in aA sult against the aér enl ete ie to sue F °c law, the estate rs ! SREY: We will save you money on any Stove or Range you buys the Blue Front, and the stoves will save you money on your bills—for a fuel famine would not have much effect on asia they consume so little. HIGH-CLASS RANGES AT LOW RANGE PRICES. We have many makes of Cook Stoves and Ranges, all of which we guarantee to be perfect cookers and bakers—pick the one you like—it’s yours for $1.00 a Week, | 2 A STEEL RANG class Range should, for $2.00 down... —QOne guaranteed to ccok $ bake perfectly, to do all arnt a first- A limited number of elegantly carved ‘Golden Oak HALL RACKS with large French plate glass, will be ‘ sold this week $1 SS s vé . - r = =: BOTH PHONES a BIG STORES-3 nit CONNOR-EGAN GROCER Co. Page and Union Avenues Jefferson and Franklin Avenues and Vandeventer and Finney Avenues We buy in large quantities to supply the immense trade of our three big stores—that’s why our prices are always right six At.our new store, PAGE AND Fresh Meat and Vegetable Department. days in the week. UNION AVS., we have our iT iS HIGH CLASS. Best Eastern Granulated Sugar, 20 pounds. New Kentucky es — per gallon High Grade Coiimaaili Mince Meat, 2 packages. ..ccsccccss 15c .35C 10c Home New Shelled Almonds, per pound Finest quality Kettle Re dered Lard, per pound.,. Plant’s Celebrated Sweet Flour, 24-pound 48-pound sack. ........+.++++-$1.00 OB-pound s8OCk...icecccsscecs Minute Tapioca, 2 packages... New Citron, Orange and Lemon Peels, per pound. ... O 1 k N $1.00) Oseeied'Raitins ........ LOC BBC! T ycendecns cc cnt N Hand Picked N Beans, oan roars Ws $3 és tac dens ) , 4c High Grade Maryland hegety 15¢ Corn, 2 cans...... Purina Mills Whole “Wheat Health Flour— 5- pound ne 12-pound sack. ...cessce ccsene sme Meo ne Extra Fine Sifted June Peas, 25c D GOs. i is ives tion $2.00) Finest quality California Sugar- ' Cured Hams, per | &c Curtice’s Blue Label Ketchup, pint bottle.....ccsstecte. eeeees Quart bottle ......6...+cebeecs Oe CONNOR-EGAN GROCER CO.} THREE STORES: Main Store, Franklin and: Jefferson Avs. Store No. 2, Vandeventer and Finney Avs. Store No. 3, Page and Union Avs. LANGE’S °"x3.3°° de ye. 613 FRANKLIN AVENUE (North Side Street). SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURORY. 3 Wine Glasses, 6 new shapes, Duncah’s best giass—regular 00c dozen— at, each... ..s..+s boc cdtodes poveepceseddcecess Titkey Plattere—18-inch, large size, best 4 white ware—regular 85c 9c Fine Thin Blown Water Tumblers, pretty en gravings—regular $1.00 dozen— at, each Fur Dogs on W regular Mic—at, eee ewneee -* 10 inches tall— 7 eee ete 86-inch tet ae pe ee bionde Rado of the size—wWe Rye OE. . ccc sds 6 db Ge teacses rebel i: ¥: OO-piece Dinner Set—all Leia, Sige a oe by Margi a Ha ae ' mG. e's +o ee eee ee ee HEATING STOVES. *1 ect CASH OR CREDIT. Closets. Golden Oak — glass front and ides, every one a credit to he dining room— perfect finish— : - 4 be Ge! tnd honk Sng at oe ae ee in es hae Ca Se bat es eas tt, * hig 5 3 ee PR re SF t give Ping vo ae ¥ Piste, ee 16 see ge: ate he es ~ ee mee eed Le ee ee ee Oe eee lt Foc! 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