St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 20, 1908

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WEDNESDAY—8T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—MAY 20, 1908. “"*""" : WRT IN yp Patrolman Cotter Has SCHOOL AS. ileal tala ET A"

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THE COOLEST : SHOPPI NG PLACE i

A a i, ie Seneca Bs ae Bee Bee Sn ne : \. age : 3 ti - z ve Pages eR ‘ E eannot lay too much emphasis upon Catholics Lose re Pe- ae e ap i \ - Post-Dispatch Announc*ment - 7 the importance of this sale, and urge tition Brought at Win- bg EEN fl - Creates Excitement A.1:ong Gea — every woman interested in apparel of this chester, IIL rt INNS e Students. | ess ~—- character to be present at its inaugural Thurs- ery . y PAR Di day morning at 9 o’clock. , SM BE

The movement started by Catholics in different parts of the country during # . “7, ee on “* eo ; | } : % Ae a CATH ERS GOIN cf TOO ~ ) of Bi f ; ; f P * ¢ | The en tire samp le I ine 0 f House ‘the past few years to eliminate reading ie are. | ; seed s ey xy * 7 x ae “a f . 4 be V1 AY dy 7 : >) % : ~ 5 ae Cit ore We Oe Gowns, Lounging Robes, Tea. of the *Bible in the public schools re- ceived a setback in Winchester, I). oe a ; 5 aes ae g ~ : ivisi g iA £ Ube ii e . . ae a. : ontest in Central Division Is Yili Judge Robert B. Shirley of the Win- se m~ ew sae i ‘ . N Bel 4 Invest yO iy Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Long chester Circuit Court has handed down Bee a ae ge eS a? NCW bein te % pe a ° . a decision aguinst the mandamus pro- e uae ee . 2 ee gated . fh) D ‘a aN Kimonos and Dressing Sacques - , ie 9 . 3 oot OR oe 4g : 3 e Pits . . é -: ) ¢ \ ns ‘. ; — brought by Catholics of that F ity . ¥, ra : oa. ey - i . ‘ # . ain ke | Ve y, Ny \ ) " from New York S foremost mane The Catholics contended that under fie : i ‘Sie 26 eS & a 4 The announcement in Tuesday’s Post- Y ey} / Dicietecieen Philadelph Athletics, at American | Ve ¥ Ei . Peg | NY GANZ, 5 Syren the eyes of the maker, the quantity is Last October in Winchester Father League Park, June 7, caused much ex- Bell, pastor of the Catholic Church at . of the netic cs ; Twines ar , oy d My. WY VY Winchester, filed a petition asking that N ee ee ee ia wae pages ie Blain oat oan. apeegraiina hn nape pie eagle = sl CAG \' MUR trivial, and being influenced tea great extent Rags 4! 4 by the volume of regular business we do with

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a pain of calves like Patrolman ; - that she has done something out the reading of the Bible and the sing William Cotter. More than 100 scious Ee eee fr acond aah bao licks ‘of edna Yh: gomle Week which ) ing of the hymns be stopped. When this of the ord Pp p > % Tam . adh np and ay lbopa if eaipiahiaiden persons have gone to 7, god at 4746; ty and me si “ ity en . aenenes the town. Pudge Shirley The calves, which many have gone The calves are only four days’ old, but ers have sent word to the office of the = % q ~_" i to manufacture, and we it turn offer them to took the case under advisement last |to see, are not the ones which support|they are as full of life as a pair of leacues in the Post-Dispatch Building =A > oe s : : : you at a very slight advance. month. Cotter as he walks his beat. . kittens. avy are the twin offspring of “Bos- Neighbors have engaged in_ friendly | that they will attend the same game, in The Catholics have appealed to the f h Supreme Court. [ioe apne en areey Cm Wich Cot |i ey have ot pet eon chtiatened [Order to explain the fine. points ef the Garndits worth $10.00, $12.50, $13.50 and up to $15.00 at $4.95 -

LT Te TT Te Ie - ee Seasons Wil! ind in June. . | The aeptonn of tie tity soba lengans Garments worth $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 and up to $30.00 at $ 7.50 WE 00 aT iT: TER i ese a on ot eee Garments worth $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 and up to $50.00 at $9.95 Oa e nnant winners of the pafochia the pe OU will find these garments in the condition you expect to find Baty jles; some a trifle mussed from Ti and public school leagues. | ‘ The Clark and Marquette schools are ° ° | TQ by AIT i oe Y ' On te in i esstiien top the aencaint: ta tee ing been handled; otherwise they are perfect. A little pressing 0 or cleaning, as the case may be, | . ] si f the Public School . M ' | oe | ree ie The Ashland has won the pen- ||| 20ake therh worth full value. As there is only one of each style. you | ‘da readily understand how difficult Our entire stock of FINE CLOTH AND SILK SUITS—Our entire stock of = _ ct ae oe ae it would be to give a detailed description. but here is an inkling of what you will find: The $9.95 group embraces 47 garments; among them are Chiffon Cloth Dressing Gowns > FINE JACKETS AND SKIRTS— All our SWELL FANCY WAISTS AND Side. The Madisons have won in the nate: Gyan. mounted over taffeta; elaborately inserted with lace; the making alone of these garments

practically impossible for any other

| coe tac grouse wise Mies up ‘tee and peau de cygne; trimmed with black silk lace; about half dozen Lingerie Robes, elabo- as : Wyman and Divoll teams, who allege rately trimmed with very fine lace, which, by the way, costs more than the price we ask. : ott Soodige ana aged nea The balance of the garments are heavy quality Jap and China silk; in all colors; some all- over accordion plaited; others elaborately trimmed with lace and medallions; each one is ; . week in June. Robes and House Gowns of fine quality French Gowns and Traveling Robes of French flannels, Our $20.00 Suits Marked Down to $10.00 ee light and dark shades; either fancy trimmed or You ean’t buy the material alone for the price: Our $ 8,00 Fine Waists Marked Down 0 : sther article of Jewelry. Easy payments ||| 2he sale will begin Thursday morning at nine o’clock, on Third Floor, and only one garment den for Notre Dame. Cn ee ' ning to take them as a matter of course, and they bear out the statement we made some time ago, tha of John R. Lavine. and some of the best dramatic talent in team was declared the pennant winner cost more than we are asking. There are also about six gowns of black taffeta, Surah silk protests are now being investigated. | H I 4 OO Ts cee coe os the tire ments; in all colors; elaborately trimmed; also silk or albatross, also full length Pea Gowns, House: ‘ ‘ P y ri eae the peomant te tha pret ||| * flannels; some hand-embroidered, and a number of batross and challis; all very high-class garments; |) Our $12 00 Silk Coats Marked Down 10 $ 6.00 league. It has won every game it has satin-striped challis and fine albatross, in all the made of finest materials and exquisitely tri bs) : i . > are asking; they are $10.00, $12.50, $13.50 and “a 2 Your Credit Is Good Here ‘ Dur $ 5,00 Fine Waists Marked Down to Bids. Giheand Give. ||| be sold to each patron. As there are only 200 in all, it 1s advisable to make your selection —_ Dur $12.00 Finest Skiris Marked Down 10 “Shaun Aroon” at Suburban Gar- HESE great bargain events occur so frequently in the great Basement Salesroom, that you are beg zin- n ? | ‘ : ' | The Irish play, “Shaun Aroon,” will at |} i | Our $10.00 Finest Skirts Mar kel Down lo Ori be presented next Priday night at Su-|i/ every day is bargain day in the. Basement Shoe Store, for we are continously on the lookout for special pur ff : oan —. tt a eg MADE veal sito dee Gates ax Socket a Dame Chureh, under the management ||| chases—are in a position to take full advantage of market conditions, and give our patrons the full benefit. § uring t Sale you can pure ase & 11Me oul } Or Jacke or “Shaun Aroon” is one o e pretties AME mn torapume ling? eS Soh eee Hamilton & Brown’s $2.00 and $2.50 Women’s Oxfords at 98c Irish life. Professional dancers an Come and satisfy yourselves. singers will be introduged in the play Lindner Shoe Co. S $ $2. 50 ane 33. i Oxtords ane Pumps at $1 39 AAI | @., “) A t 1 yl the city will be represented. The cast includes Misses Mazie Waite, Lulu Pe- rault, Catherine Golden; Messrs. Wj]- \ OCS ree . iam Jones, Theodore Motz, Michael : ‘ Cunningham, Mark Kenny, Joseph

P ETTICOATS—on sale THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. In the Central division, the Garfield TT : te es ae seas oe th the a model of exceptional merit; values ranging from $20.00 to $50.00; all priced at $9.95.’ | Our $40.00 Suits Mar kel Down l0 : $20 00 Salas ae 4 "wit, bo nenoasar? ta play The $7.50 group comprises mostly China Silk gar- The $4.95 group embraces short Dressing Sacques. of of ly won the pennant in the parochial : team to overtake its lead. | plain; Just what you require for traveling pur- Our $1 0,00 Jackets Marked Down {0 E24 , poses; $15.00, $20. 00 and up to $30.00 values; $7.50. $15.00 values; all priced for this oceasion, seca _- Our $ 2,00 Fine Waists Marked Down to WILL GIVE PLAY FOR CHURCH Another Women’s Oxford Sensation for Thursday burban Garden for the benefit of Notre what you pay for DEPARTMENT AND CHEAP JOHN STORE TRASH. and most popular of dramas depicting Scanlon, M. McMurty, William Mannion and Peter Golden.

— 10TE oe | ad ieee "i gil’ : ' er Svwrell Clothes New York City Leading Hotels ye ds See RU Bee, St oe Sn shactoe? : Ba ro ates US ale aot caaee : we aden, ftom LOCATIONS AND RATES. hs ( ) , ¢. ; ce oa . $50. Bro yaar De Menil ALGONQUIN HOTEL, ». : ng, Seventh an : eo ee I ey A WOMAN ARRESTS NEGRO | Aenea A mo on Rim Th EE. Z OYA Vit G 7 E D WT , 1 FOR BEATING HIS HORSE NOTHING further need he said to create the greatest ‘caadiatan: “The 3 mere pecs oe as thea “Hamilton 4 eS = gaan gs Brown’s Oxfords will be sold at such a ridiculously low figure is enough to tax the capacity of our | eS WARES, a Ma ij Then the “Prisoner” Flees Leaving ; GRENOBLE HOTEL, : = Animal and Wagon in Her great Basement Shoe Section. These are the well-known ‘‘Picnic’’ and ‘“Sunlight’’ brands, extensiv $1 . day up." Bultes, $3.80 oe THE LEADER Possession. Q 8c advertised at $2.00 and $2.50 a pair; more than a thousand pairs in the lot, secured 9 Sc

GILSEY HOUSE, . Mrs. Anna Long, member of the Hu- from QO. J. Lewis Mercantile Co. at a fraction of their value; come in patent colt and pions #2288 a tle ih Si, 2.00 be CREDIT hovile pecs ren Coe kid; all sizes from 2 to 8; C, D and E widths. With this, purchase we include about wee = 1200 pairs of high-grade sample Oxfords from. an Eastern maker; sizes 2 to 414; A, B and C widths, ice “i

“HERALD SQUARE HOTEL, - avenue, Tuesday afternoon, and when we eal Bim OUTFITTERS Br ne io RE: || of the entire collection Thursday (in the Basement) at 98 HOTEL LaT Bas, PE ‘ 3} fled, leaving his horse and wagon in Th I] ti iced $1. 39 b b f fi. O fi Pots : FIRST to quality and value Mrs. Long's custody. e collection pri embraces about 1100 pairs of tine Oxfords in kid and — fume a aay: with ath, $2.00, Bom FIRST to fair dealing ee ee ee patent colt, and one and two eyelet gunmetal and patent Pumps. The Oxfords were __ HOTEL MARGARET, — a WIEST’ tn tenet all honest'‘peoole the property of the Busby Express Co made to sell at $2.50 a pair; the Pumps (about 400 pairs) are all welts, and are ac- eee ee FIRST to gain public canfidence Fine nse. | Sagencr oye wage sain tual $3.50 values; all sizes and widths are represented (in Basement); at $1. 39 a pair. . but were told by HOTEL WESTMINSTER, — FIRST to mark prices in plain figures her that they could have their prop- meni European. an. $1.00 up Ameri American, $3.00 up. erty only when she had cet age HOTEL IRVING, | $IOCO WEEKLY | Bite Sze veo in New Convex Cameo .Enlargement ae stock of Wall Paper « 26 mmerey Park. near 4th av. & 20th ~~ Mi John Lenore, 2011 Olive street. en hie ames 5 ew o aiintioe ee nee eae Po OST beautiful form of enlarged | York, on sale pe it ety 7 HOTEL, LADIES’ S83, on.over to the owner } : o W aists mien b , 3 \ picture ever produced; some- | that insure you a great * Room, privat or Millinery, Etc, | NEXT! BRUSH HIM OFF! ALTON’)! / “ae {\ thing entirely new and different; fin- | saving. Some of the. val- . ues you can obtain fol- th : Hy) HL Tie « Ait S¥ Mees. + Se MUSTACHED HORSE IS SHAVE | Gah) 2") ished in carbon etching or water colors. reser

TOTH and AMSTERDAM AV. Subway sta, R nd suites at moderate Pants é o4: ‘ oe . t , . ° ss — Hats Owner Grew Tired of Waiting for i Pera In order to introduce this work in St. TINIQUE HOTEL, ; L : Vite,” | MROADWA Fane me L Shoes, Etc. Equine Barber and Dick a’ WW ' J Louis we will make a limited number | Kitchen and Bathroom ; cit cay and wo. “Buttes, $8 and op tis Destinetive Our Prices Make Steady Customers Couldn’t Eat Bran-Mash. ) x ul e Pe following prices: Wall Papers; five pa 2 AMSTERDAM HOTEL, 1B) sue... 14 45! CONFIDENTIAL DEALING — ff}, Dick. the Aiton horse who had a mur. terns; worth 5c PL on sale at 1c. es = Parlor and Hall Papers; ten patterts; worth 19 ST plan $1 a day and up, j pre hae Dietz, Wednesday. ‘ on etching finish; $1.98 gait BROADWay, 826 N. BROADWAY inhi v6 We as Sotet 3e ule ppt ‘ger ices ie f ad fi rs : and 121c a roll; special A agate 70 ad ¥ es ee vont gave Fs East St. Louis Store. 316 Missourt Av. barbep and he reached the conclusion Sixe 14x20, genuine water-color finish, $2.98 . Pretty Bedroom Papers; 8¢ and. 10¢ a oll spe ch person i é ee Siete. wet tL niahindbt would These are made from any good photograph, and are price, 5e. ) : # [have fetched him. __ |i worth double the Sed ices We bo mare red and. Lb ieee apers, Tous. 4 | Htc aiid Taine as ii meee Ee Neon indie—Faw ye: 2 hee AO dd, 8 gr, Le _ Bring size 0 : sail a Fou mth Floor.)

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