St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 11, 1910

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ea —_ ae tes ws BY eg hy aapes Pay Way for Free Advertising. -~ ay, & ine thought fal diseussion of stage for the Post-Dispatch, pre- ta bie views of its advantages and i fe. better qualified to speak with ty on, this subject than Mr. . author of “The Harvest 2 ~ a ets eo iediaiciaagiial emia pnts jas re RET 9: Re GE Fe a a ee 8 Vary , oeerveme we a se | i. : ne ‘now in. the height of a success-. § season in New York; “The @ Hour,’ “Alabama,” “In Miz-

ee formance as it gts through the rést “$°. the- clergy themselves—an interest as ine tense as that which they now dis- |} Worth, Kan., July 2 last, guilty and his punishment fixed at death , “e . tS ee virse: oe the Hour,” “A Virginian Courtship,” “The Man From Home,” “The Servant in the Housé,”’ “‘The Lottery * Man,” *etc.°It seems*to me that the * 1 clergy; in the uphill fight, they are. not only now but always making, . are entitled to the great. help that * these ‘mén and women Aare lending * them, “and “Which they miglit apply by being themselves accurately in- ' formed. question of Sunday cipsing, be- cause I am familiar witn the, feeling of the members of the the- atrical profession on-that point. A reasonable percentage of the men in that profession are religiously inclined, and a much larger per- centage of the women are members of the church; and the necessity to play on Sunday, which their profession puts upon them, is a hardship. I think the theater on Sunday night could be just as profit- ably devoted to good music. The in- side of a theater is of itself physical- ly attractive to most people, and I believe that the theaters of St. Louis _ Could be utilized in presenting’ an at- tractive Sunday program in which the clergymen might very helpfully co-operate. -Mr. Thomas is in St. Louis. only to visit his parents. He expects to remain here a day or two longer. | FEEL nelined to recyr to the Soldier to Hang for Girl’s Murder. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 11.—Charles O'Neill, a private in the Fourteenth United States Infantry, on trial for kill- ing Minnie Secharbora at Fort Leaven- was found by hanging. ‘AUGU srus = UTILITIES CONTROL WILL BE ISSUE OF THE REPUBLICANS Leaders at Planters Are Said fo Be Aiding..Dickey. for ‘Senator. : If the Republican party should call a State conference, similar in purpose to the one held last week by the Democrats in Kansas City, {ft will go on record Ssguarely for public control of public utilities, according to State Bank Ex- aminer Swanger, who headed a ports 3 tion of Republican leaders at the Plant- ers Hotel Tuesday. The meeting of the Republican chiefs is not considered accidental, although each professed to be ignorant of what the others were doing here at this time. In the party are State Senators Hall of Sedalia, Hads of Pattonsburg, Ralph Stauber of St. Joseph, Representative Glover Branch of Lafayette County, “Lib” Morse of Excelsior Springs, R. L. Johnson, former prosecuting attorney of St. Louis County and William Hoebes. It was hinted that these men were leading a movement on behalf of Walter S. Dickey for the Republican nomina- tion for senater. All of them appeared to be anxious that Dickey should run and they disparaged Senator Warner's candidacy. Gov. Hadfey, ft was stated, would join the visiting leaders here Wednesday and go over the situation at length. Hadley is thought to be back of the Dickey candidacy. It was denied that the Governor him- self is to enter the senatorial race. Misseurtan Ye 111 Years Old, LIBERAL, Mo., Jan. 11.—Henry rman celebrated his one hundred and elevegth birthday yesterday. He tn in Steuben County. New At the age of 64 he enlisted in the Union army and fought until the close of the Civil War. There's No Teacher Like Experience 2 ee ee Post ioasftres ¢ (Er 6 oF . ee eee ed

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; Spe sca ; seg the 7 ng hak — % cs siciagts Bas. . * PP OA ah get ae Madriz is tired of the Nicaraguan pres- idency and would drop the office as soon as possible. He will reside in San Salvador for the remainder of his life. Following his selection as Successor to President Zelaya Madriz sent a letter to Rear Admiral Kimball in Corinto containing the peace terms awaiting the revolutionists at hie hands: The Madriz letter offered the assumption of the debts of the revolutionists by the Gov- ernment and the guarantee of the na- tional debt. Rear Admiral Kimball con- sidered the Madriz attitude statesman- like. Madriz was exiled seven years in Sal- vador by Zelaya, previous to his restor- ation to favor. He sacrificed an $8000 job at Cartago for the $1200 job of the presidency. Madriz said Monday: “I am anxious te leave Nicaragua, and hope we can have an election in six months, I expect a police election, with policemen instead of soldiers. I want to guarantee impartiality, but absolute impartiality is impossible with human beings. I am willing to make repara- tion’ and apologize for the shooting of the two Americans,;if Washington ap- proves. I want to finish this job and a eee ee “Onyx”’ Sample Stockings Sale Continued Wednesday Naturally not. so good a choice of size as on Monday,. but you will find your size in some style at one of the three prices. 25c S0c # 69c Worth 60c Worth $1 Worth 1.50 —--—=s -” as great a triumph . business don re the 4 < 4 ‘| The special brehass that gives the La pett to ‘this week's business came ‘at’ tte’ psyehologival moment, \ insuring continued ample range of sizes, ye and prices. Perhaps the most gratifying Senkeien, however, of the special-purchase garments is that ‘you are find- ing them worthy of Vandervoort’s. $1.25 Nainsook Kimono Gown, 79e $1.50 Nainsook Slipover Gown, 98c $1.75 Nainsook Slipover and J: ver Gown, $2.00 Nainsook Slipo se Gowns, $1.19 35 $2.25 Nainsook Slipover Gown, $1.68 : Petticoats $2.75 Cambrie Petti- coats with tucks and Spanish flounce of deep open embroidery $2.25 Misses’ Skirts, 32 and 34 inches long,” with flounce and three insertions of Cluny lace $1.48 $1.98 Drawers 50e Cambric Drawers, lawn ruffle with hem- stitched tueks and brier_ $1.00 Nainsook Drawers with fine dotted Swiss embroidery and tucks 79 A Blanket O; _End-of-season. prices. that sould most interest. Sueh prices mean only one them over make the coapenioak when 9 blankets. 10-4 White Cotton Bian kets; Sale price, the 10-4 Fancy Stripe Ty ets; Sale price. the r 69e 750 $1.50 11-4 White and Tan Blan: i kets; (German finish) ; the pair 11-4 White Blankets; (cotton and wool! mixed); the pair a Ready for a Graniteware Sale . at | That Will Startle St. Louis Housewive Last January we had a Graniteware Sale, wonders of the eity’s The sale that opens Wednesday will be 1,000 dozen pieces at far below the market price, sale. Oblong Stove Pans Size. 9-in. 10, -ia. 12-in. 15-in. 18-in. Round Dish Pans Size.

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g def e: come closely associated, and the an- and baby ribbon; C , ys . $n 3 6 4 e 6 eyes “T know ‘all about sanitary conai-|ouncement of their engagement was Wednesday....°.... t a SRE ge PY ap mink and muskrat shawls; Black marten . sets; — and tions in the Ghetto,” said Dr. Jordan. | 2°t unexpected by the members of the/{ AMBRIC SKIRT S. ; ? we ; . ¥ are just‘as bad as they can be. congregation. C choice of 10 styles: all | $42 43 $4 S caentee also “about twelve oppossum sets; more lustrous than lyn were es canes is inhabited by immigrants Dr. Duckworth has grown children. b bfally tr 3 ; .3 0 3 HeLt 3 ee Ee # formerly sold up to $21.75 to $29,75;. ‘ess hiave.curious ideas as to cleanliness. | One Of his daughters, who is almost the}] Deaulilully trimmed 1m em- ee Fi i Veer : Fi $14.95; now now aS, t Change the People. same age as Miss Pullis, has been a broidery flounces and in- coe reece en oe ow Oe Oe OW Ww I LIU 2 ws be een CaS Sy ote oe ienti ker i field : ] geil th Bae Kaomgs loc nine tesersnt tusrct | Mise Pull "ier taven ana ex sumuOns OF lace insertions| SEL i” NX omen’s fur ‘and fur lined oats ase nd in two weeks perience as a member of theatrical com- eres to the Jefferson Hotel and Wednesday eae ie panies developed: Miss Pullis’ interest: || Wedmesday...... § mee mit. i Be A a % i ar cad ahotes oive ime “Ghetto ing personality and pautiuen ni . Ladi Y_NECK CAMB 2 C fi Re eee e ¥ ee il 0 high class fur garments sharply reduced ' families bath tubs and they will raise |!» intimate friends in her church GOWNS; yoke of tucks} 3 fil Genie i, FORMERLY DESCRIPTION ducks in them or use them for coal work. and embroidery ; , 5c : £ 38:3: 4 ¥ ise

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for bathing. ° Cote Brilliante avenue will be removed sre Sek. sees Spee sf up to $49.75 Genuine Russian pony coats...... -* .$2 5.00 | 44 “You ‘oh th stone by stone and re-erected on the \, excellent quality 3 ee - is dthout ellcanngaat bos =o a ee site of the Church of the Redeemer at * muslin, yoxe of tuck ee SURE. Hes F up to $27.50 Real French coney coats..........4.. 5+ : 21.50 Se ‘ot Euclid and Washington ayenues. very jong and* wide neck and.|. -3#) 40 005: 8) Si @eerm eee: GE REEE Tc BI AER ve yry sequen deg commun py sleeves.; finished with hem- Pag: Hy | : 3 i$ up to $87.50 Real ecaracul fur CORCS oie a css Ai | $43.75 x ‘you will, and the model tenements will | American Kills Himself on isthmus. wtitehed ruffle; ‘es Paes bf, up to $125.00 | Hudson Seal coats..... bees ce os $85.09 ‘be just as filthy as the others in a little; PAUCINA CITY, Isthmus of Pana- OMBIN ATION dvhwes

0 Rhlatk ee , while, ma, Jan, 11—C. I. Thora of Roches- or : mink lined coats.......... + aes 9.00 2 “If I had sanitary inspectors enough | ter, N. Y.; killéd himself yesterday in ie cat vat oe ig le oe oh en he ee up to $38.79 Sees, OES EE ee an ee $2 ; _ fT could greatly improve conditions in|a fit of temporary aberration of mind. cover has lace insertion edge ne oh A aa: | eee up to $07. 50) squirrel Hud: enate: oko Ss a $19. 50 \ the Ghetto. But I would do it not by | A widow and one child survive him. and. baby ribbon: 3 | ges es f : aa Arg = aged acd amet ee he . a akon D ednesday. poner 15¢ oT Ne Ew SS ' Only a few at each of these prices, but a ‘eoat in stock has been re- ; i lity | F:¥ss + re te a a ee AN IMPORTANT F ACT S aiediead fa gin cae oo uced ro ortiongtely. , : the Gah Maia Chee tate police of muslin trimmed in lace i; 4 Ree 4 d Pp P

= ah Sala rtion or deep embroid- . aa — nla =" court for uncleanliness. G0 0 TT RE and inse P / - vo ronan OME IER BY eerie: eee boomers my ‘That would. not be an easy job. 1 D DIGESTION QUIRES Wolumiey _ oe pet: a ; ? me . “nee a | iF Would have to fill up the dockets ot the} A GOOD SUPPLY OF BLOOD. || ‘°inest@y------:--:. ag sen cern ECOL ALLELE ONDE —_ court every day. and keep after 4 e people 305 days a year, 8 time | That Is Why the Tonic Treatment ght be brought around to our cheat ea sedge 0 Sac yoni Pet , : etree | erie ne | Ce. Cur tains|| Che ating sale reductions on rugs | = oe i ee weetee | Skt Gotan etn wonee|| AV Immense offer-\) a1 our $25.00 to. $40.00: rugs; $20.00 - Sf tas stonasithe iver ton ese | Geowion ae ental’ he Ded! Pr DO Rred curtains:|| All our $15.00 to $20.00 rugs. $10.00 toy tey three inspec red b and. sufficient oy have’ only. inspectors in the | ance of pure load me ing of beautiful] > ioe toes I ought to have at least | and nerves, it necessarily follows that Fc An Liae etienies ane ints | im tte action, it strengthens the stom- CLEARING of every room-sized rug in our stock at prices unheard of for similar qua At ie: beginning of the next hegre aig ng ann ay git wonderful Dr. ice: re- ities. Rugs from all the best mills are included—royal Wiltons, Bigelow Arlin og angele Uae winledertensotd ductions. seamless Wiltons, fine Axminsters and Brussels, and the styles and patterns are the best to See amore fe te the Ghette live | . | The whole.secret of the success of bes ert: y and @irte ‘They have always itvea | the tonic treatment Lies in the power be had. For your convenience and ours, we have arranged the entire stock in two lots, and of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills to make > “y or rent ation atte roe nee ttea| Ure Fed blood. Every step in diges- About SOO pairs in the every room-size rug in our stock 1s included. Note the tremeRdous saving: Suade them to pit ther garbage | you roaures e fall euvoly of beats | showing—Irish point, Lot 1 at $20 Lot 2 at $10 : casas | r fave aed og coat ” i ashend Stile ability, of the vores 10 Brussels, Cluny and hand- Royal Wilton rugs, Bigelow and other standard makes; | Imperial Brussels rugs, Oriental effects; 9x12 feet. . 1 ae See Sneath Soe here eee muc* | furnish the digestive fluids. Finally 814x101% feet. Tapestry Brussels rugs, standard 10-wire qualit oei2 | tape. eeovement. _+ furnis | ad e—- x ee pestry gs, © quanty ; - |) 4 toting! matter howe. ppopie to aaa when the food has been digested, it made renaissanc one to Raval Wilton. Axminster, the highest quality made; foakic Pes i “Tt may “be that conditions in the by blood that is pure and well oxy- Sanford, Royal and Oriental Axminster rugs; 9x12 feet. 90x12 feet. Pe er tberculosts, but I am nol | genined worth $7 0, $8.50, $10 Seamless Wilton rugs, Oriental and conventional styles Kazak rugs, plain center effects, finest all wool 9x2 u ‘about that, Tuberculosis is caused ; > ewe. The victim of tuberculosis | gait AN. Cardner of No. 2011! amg $12.00; Wednesday’s for living rooms, 9x12 feet. feet. So Stee GRAS would not be-care-| whos ton ee cnison, Kan. Best Body Brussels rugs, complete assortment of styles ; apes and might spread the|¢ p ark ~ > Keb pas on the |! clear ing Sale price, pair— x19 feet. or Hs Axminster rugs, slightly nilemetehsihe 9x10. ee ai spitting oh the floors of “Follow n y 3 be i pe | zg a run-down condition of ] ly s. similar to the Royal Wiltons, and Sar as es | ages ra ia Wane Sion si sine aire Brose rug, tn Wilton ag ote 38 ts ro | : or about a year y stom-/} > pees. In the deatly rate froin | ach-was so weak that I could not eat These rugs were $25.00, $27.50, $35.00 wofdy, were oe my 50 and and $40.00, In clearing sale on x 00. In clearing sale eye | on ‘account of conditions | solid food. Gas was constantly form- aoe my stomach, causing me in-1). ~*~ pretest Siaari «| |: Sthadmemtawe rc MFA GU U | CACM. icc ec cece ec ccce ce cseen . Warren Saeed that tre oi | tenes Late’ Wan somonin ~ a tae Freire floor) | Wednesday..............------- Wao | each..... } @rected in the district shou. | night sweats and was troubled with} ity principles approved by | palpitation of the heart. For threely ‘Commissioner, He sai. | weeks I was confined to bed and ouly : ie a ould be created a tenement | fered terribly. Sheets, Sines al caeea, I sp >: eads Get a ota Cis | Tat m eer mel Great Januar crowds x Mains me Sereree Sanita os, from my doctor, although I was-un-|}| ° Wipe pie is g UR white sale p en’ to an sitet

der his care for several weeks. At : EB We are sellin shee illow cases. § spr “=, piecided to try Dr. Williams’}} ape filling N ugents clothing department! Our $12 choice of the “th ) = Inbin of teeobint ps tots thes, the eat se ] from the first. I used the ale “ani com. || “house of men’s overcoats is now-in full blast! You, and every ton is fifteen centa a z= “Note the re SCHOOL pletely cured and have had no rel} ma hould ‘thout de- t n who needs to purchase, should attend this sale withou | ee - othe “Ge or Oe tonic treatment|| lay; it is beyond question the most remarkable exhibition of val- \s me fp goa gf HB ieee! a BUEscuep pi "es a ae with Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills is “G nts Ar PI; : shown by the thousands of cures thei! U& . ever attempted by any St. Louis clothing stor

oe cath 08 bl coe seid shies mir ee EA say Gaal ee te Aye 4c 4 n pepsia, neura fi ; made from: nase amt SACHIN ot TA @ ce ot stomach trouble, ag acid stomacn ll Mien’s. finest Overcoats, > de rom round | RUSAGHTED pitiow can, | Mat ace ww |stomach ft formerly sold at $22.50, $25.00, : OBC | treed ection; see aw a was pancea | A booitlet, to Eat and How|} , , r | : AS) to seen gine valuable eae lay and $30. 00, now ° a "Dr. Williams Pink Pils are sold by|| & finest products from such well-known ee as Schloss jall druggists, or will be sent, post- : 3 9 46 ini ‘ OLA paige. cctee.e., OGG | Gaiek; wile” Fo eee om} paid, on receipt of price, 0c per|| heimer,”” “Washington OT RTRAGHED' sedan eae | sale prion. «.-- Il ana “Stratford,” as well.as other models for the conservative games | o OEE Tipe sie 6 A a © ie e nis he: Somme tor wD i I gS » Maree Se Wonks m8 _ bie - — ee gars tk re Bae EN cgi oo gi ae $ re lesan Mrs tar AN Bey aS. 2a hae ee ie jc Fates ee ds Bs deel ? et, , = ; es ao i _ oC . = ml ~ s . “3h J ~. a 3 aS 2 4 —s .. . ars eam en Oe Cl pees hi s se ahs 4. ood ae Si Be oe See at Te a ae ae Ae Saat’ “es rhe ee S: gee seks Ste OS ce SR ge ay Oe Sel ME RS ae U a ee “ag Sok are > 4" A oy ae tes x 4 os Th. 2 Py. aoe ae 7 FS eines ; ; i aeN a = hs z cs ii a nae, . : A + can be taken from the stomach and , qT q mC} | ae ] ere r given to every part of the body only f Our pair. s of a kind, and 9x12 feet. Celebrated Cascade rugs, best grade Brussels made. |QOne to t, e.

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SS ORR RR ES DEW ZU e OOD eee Ae) > k LL ELLLLLE e e a letter was received today by Mrs. , , late 2S dame John A, Johnson, from former Presi- 3 cans for 35c vii rn ewe dent Roosevelt under date of Nov. 15, ————— oe ee 7g stating he had just: heard of Gov. Cash or Monthly 5 cans large. ‘} Johnson's death and offering sym- ’ p 0 pathy. the letter follows: ayments. Tematoes sees “On Safari, Near Mt, Elgon, Central . See mans Africa, Noy. 15, 1909. Liberal allowance will be made |) 9 cans Sugat Cora.1Se a . lar es. 2c} “My Dear Mrs. Johnson: While for an old instrument in exchange. cans ' 2 the. Sauerkraut... Sel sy . jout here, far from all chance of ‘ — pieces sh. ...18e hearing news with any speed,-Ij/ The original price of one of these : 5 ickled Herring... .Se| short tim, have just learned of the death|| instruments was $650, the other. Hering Bee Herring, gor. 200] shie gals ef your honored and exer a was $700. One has been used four p- — *. - &@© i color &@ husband, J trust, you © months, the ot é —— re a Jobe? think me intrusive if I write a word Ro ‘ a her two months _ en of respectful sympathy. I greatly|) Both are world-renowned standard | | admired your husband as an upright Player-Pianos, in fact they are the yns Hominy...-. Me ronsas: 5 i r ublic servant and'as/|! jeading Player: Pianos of the De ie ves sae © io Reg le satel geet led | Sai erendl cot rales Ou Serdinte. Stee § 5 Oo es to are ‘yp all; for. it to be at all notice- ce. . «+s bP tapppe He is a loss to us The yt good citizenship. | _ able, one ‘we offer for $435 eaenrr of my profound || has simply been used demonstrat- |} 2 cams Sytup.------ nto tt believe me,

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ua a us slned. bud slightly aa Hee 2 turndown collar; button and V 2 7 eta with and without pockets ; ‘ime, ny, tan and gray and tan ; sizes 36 to 44; Sweaters that have been wer for $5.00, $5.50 and $6.00; price $2.98. MiEs's Coat Sweaters; wool mix- | ture; broken sizes; well fin- - ¥shed; in navy and maroon, gray and ‘erimson, gray and blue, tan ‘and green, ~ maroon and Oxford; sizes 36 to. 42; formerly sold at $2. 50, $3.00 and $3. 50 ; clearing price, $1.98. oys’ Coat Sweaters; wool mixture; in tan and green, gray, blue, gray and ans ; formerly sold at $1.75 and $2.25 ; clearing price, $1.19. (Sporting Goods Section—2nd Floor.) Will Continue The Entire Will Be Shown, Spring Millinery Lingerie Gowns ' Cloth Dresses Sample Suit Cases Serge Suits and Traveling Bags VY EDNESDAY we offer our en- tire sample line of Suit Oases and Traveling Bags at a dis- Bags of genuine cowhide, pigskin, walrus and alligator; sizes from 12 to 20 inches; this lot includes fitted Cases and Automobile Tea Sets. $5.95 values at $4.20 $7.50 values at $5.00 $8.50 values at $5.68 $9.50 values at $6.34 ie . $10.00 values at $6.67 ‘ TR ih; ‘i 4 $15.00 values at $10.00 . (BR i on | 2| (Second Floor.) aby | vf Special Lingerie Dr count of 3344 %. The lot consists of Wy T esses at $1 9.79 15 will be the remarkable

Jt Ni a i" i with plaits and fine tucks. trimmed with lace, also full pieces of Dotted and ed Swiss; 36 inches 7 for curtains, bed cover- qi oe half sash curtains, etc. ; ae Brion per Api ‘Se. Hockey Sticks O* select second growth} ash; Canadian and} American atyies, 10c, 2c, Rho Gearing Peninsular Heaters E are discontinuing this make of Hard Coal Heaters and have only a few left. which we are anxious to close out quickly; henee them radieal reductions: $41.50 Peninsular Heater, $18.50 $84.50 Peninsular Heater, $15.00 $27.50 Peninsular Heatér, $12.00 23, 95. Peninsular Heater, $10. 00 elie ian

. -Extrs al a I RE is one of the greatest sales we have had in -years. The genuine ‘“Merode’ Under- wear for women at about 50c.on the dol- Yar. True, they are samples, but what “Thatters that, so long oi are’ perfect Me oh . ode” “qui My os sell (SN oak fine oat Oiler Suite, Sik’ana ||-) Eat Paordinary Sale of “Chi woe whi" oe and Tights; Silk md = RECENT purchase of thirty cases of Austrian Chinaware Pants and _ Tights, .. Mies yee will be placed on sale Wednesday at a saving of more alues to $2:00; priced half. * ded aré Gups ani Saucers, Plates in many sizes, Sugar and Cream Sets, Syrup Pitchers, Choe- , olate Pots, Salad Bowls, Sauce Dishes, Celery ¢ Trays, Cracker Jars, Hair Receivers, etc., all pret- tily decorated. 5e for China Articles worth 10c for China Articles worth 150 for China Articles worth 25c and . 39c 25e for China Articles worth 60c and dc 50c for China Articles worth $1.00 and $1.50 BOUT 200 dozen plain white, thin eggshell EXTRA A China Tea Cups and Saucers ; dvide shape: sell regularly for $2.00 per dozen; on sale Wednesday, while they last, set of 6 Cups and 6 Saucers 39c (Fifth Floor.) | "Values 750, $1 00 and $1.25 paxne ‘Sik and Cotton Vests, Pants é‘ a : and Tights, Wool Vests, Pants and Tights, oe BS i fleecelined Union Suits, medium-weight Union >= Suits; values to $1.25; priced at 59c. - «Mérods™ Under wear at 29¢ lar 50c Values ita, Pants and Tights, fleece- _, ™ lined Vests, Pants and Tights, medium o_\° weight, ete. ; ree. prin po a on sale at 29c. 10c and 15c 19¢c and 25c

We Conduct in the Bargain pesement Always Present Great Savin - Mlarescot ) the Famed Parisian. Designer, in 7%.) Charge of His Representative ‘e 6S. | ( eG HE feature of our sale of Lingerie Dresses this week Hundreds of beautiful Dresses in more than ten differ- ent styles, two of which are here shown; the others are equally attractive. They are made of finest quality French batiste, elaborately trimmed with fine lace, me- dallions, hand-embroidered dots. and finished All have high collar, Wednesday Line of ( (i fy ’ Ban GEN Embracing Lace Coats Linen Suits Silk Dresses Linen Tub Dresses Handmade and Real Lace Blouses Women’s and Misses’ White Wash Dresses ey 9 Hi} bitgit!? ii — if / qi \~ ths, Sea hgh m1 Hi | a =e | ~ « _ >. af ( Mi - values we offer at $19.75. & roe Pl af ' ; length and three- quarter sleeves; handsomely lace trimmed. These Dresses are in the one-piece Princess style, with long graceful lines, and embody every new feature in the 1910 styles; come in white, pink and lavender; ; special, $19.75, Floor.) Clearing Sale of English Go-Carts E are closing out at greatly reduced prices, all our floor samples of, Wood and Reed English Go-Carts, afd as there are only one or. two of a kind, an early selection is advisable. $30.00 Go-Cart reduced to $12.30 $27.50 Go-Cart reduced to $11.50 $24.75 Go-Cart. reduced to $10.00 $19.50. Go-Cart reduced to $8.50 $11:95 Go-Cart reduced’to $5.00 $9.95 Go-Cart reduced to $4.25 $8.00 Go-Cart reduced to $3.30 $3.98 Go-Cart reduced to’ $1.50 (Fifth Floor.) Clearing Sale of Electroliers LL of our sample Electroliers that are slightly shopworn (Fifth Floor.) have been reduced regardless of cost. $32.75 Electrolier reduced to $47.50 Electrolier reduced to $29.50 Electrolier reduced ta $29.75 Electrolier reduced to $22.00 Electrolier reduced to $39.00 Electrolier reduced to ' $74.50. Electrolier reduced to $25.00 Electrolier reduced to $39.00 Electrolier reduced to $19.00 Electrolier reduced to $15.00 Electrolier reduced to nent ‘Sale of Curtains ‘Sale of Children’s New Wash Dresses Ourtains ; made of good, heavy cotton yarn; will give 25 , 88e. ) New 1910 Models pink’or yellow border; full hemstitehed ruffle . 2 Mapa $1.25 a pair; on sale at '79c. tN es ae: ms of hand- BOUT 875 0 ottingham Lace Cur- +ull. A ‘taias gp ow: iiteocent tetas patterns; clean, aie oot worth up to $2 a pair; special, he ) py 98c. Be and double doors; heavy velour cords; all colors; worth tip to $3.00; ee Sit tere mt fringe all around; @ bargain abet: ig tae : nes ay pre signs BP pore combinations 15¢ quality; LIASSA yard, Te. LFF yyy et A ats orm | ents some eon the =

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Beg 6 2 8 eae ms Bait ag ; as Ji toa ha 0 a ome Bae ema i se of . deep tucked lawn t af fle TT ; Ww four rows of lace insertion and la embroidery ru inaerteee, Line of Misses ‘an edge; others with d headed with embroi tucks; $1.50 values, at CaP reekety eed ta (Second F or) | Fur Scarfs, $4.95 | Formerly $6.50 to $l 0.95 ‘THESE Scarfs are made of sable and Isabella fox, black hare, blue sable and Isabella opossum, blended and | natural brook mink, Persiau aw, brown and black coney, the newest and most 3 | Fr sirable styles; at $6.50 to $10. D5; on sale Wednesday, on FE Square No. 13, A vi (Main Floor.)

A yee price sacrifices ont incentives tb buy fe for next year ’s needa, OYS’ Suits in all the new gal 0 and styles; full cut~ do breasted coat ‘and Knicke: Pants; sizes 6 to 17 years $5.00 and $6.00. Suits to $3.65. ee 2 se ne es pica des LOT of 500 satte of All-Wool Knickerboekers ; f Clearing 30} fA if -) Rad, satiate Os! oe ete Sp Peta Bret yt 27" Cl pee : a ee a gee : ‘ afm > - ‘ * aS yd: e 4 - z S, f Se a ' > i ancy an = gray. “ 4 = * fe - " e= 4 =a *5 brown; all sizes to $1.95; 14 off secre

25¢c and 29c Embroide BBEST Shitfili Embroidery Strips, about representative at auction, will be pla 15¢c ayard. They are actual 25¢ and 29¢ qu markable values, Strips range in length up to say worked 17-inch Flouncing and Corset Cover. of patterns. Only one strip to a customer, , can Embroideries Worth to 15c at Scand Sc FE MBRODERY Edges and Insertions up to 6 inches wide; also a special purchase of fine Flannelette Embroid- ory * wate wees at, per yard, We reek tee Embroid. ery Allovers; will make pretty waists and entire dresses; worth 49¢ 8 a yard; at 23e, : Ss ie ') = Clearin | AYSER’S Cashmere Gloves, unlined and Golf Gloves for women and child en; ‘Ss hr es

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“Lets Him Go to “Call. | “William H. Morris and” big. wife of’ 204 ° North / Garrison _ avenue .and— Charles | 2 Hayes of 206 North Leffingwell avenue engaged a ‘taxicab in front of the Amer- icdn Hotel Monday night,. rode out to 7 thé county and wound up in Centra} charges of diaturblig : Women’s 250 her or District Police Station. oe ¥ fu o pay cab hire. —= and Pants “Kitty Grey,” once. the fact that the taxi chauffeur, John Chicago Coal Famine Ended. ” once. Rainey of the Columbia Co.,, a. big coal “Her Frank,” o ) Miss de Vole, who is re granddaughter his ode on the return trip trom he PR geet Pop 7g 120, 000 tons | of Gen. Earl Van Dorn, is making $1500 county. - ef fuel inte Chicago yesterday and w days to es- everything to me, and all the time |# eek in vaudeville, according to her Wh the damage?’ asked N only ask for a few more ‘ . ~ are sore more and more. own admission, but she declares she ae x orris.| tablish something like @ normal con “ “ OIE: “Just $11.50,” said Rainey. | eee én Parted He Never For- » Oh, how I have looked forward to will push the suit against Gould to the} u y dition. Men’ § and Young Men’ a pon, meatged i “a —_ , me” a bdgeen a in e and. how | end. Bema to Press His Lips to | S80" oean to ry to keep the love” vey AT a | “eee Hers on Paper. you give me. Will stop again. in the | BOY QF 14 MAKES FIFTH RESCUE f : morning at the club and then come

for Men’s and Young{| over. If you can’t find it convenient BILOXL Mins... Jan. 11.—Harry Hil- wil come to your home. ann'ragord tor on of Ms tae aa He ALL EVED WN ABOUT FE Mi YORK, Jan. 11.—Within a day Yours, dearest, with all my iove |. ver it is believed. Men’s | ft is expected that Frank J. and kisses on your lovely dark When young Hilden yesterday went The question as to how long you are | Sick Stomach, and besides, what you g attorneys will file his answer to brewn and big- eyes. FRANK. to the rescue of Theodore Ryan, aged going to continue a sufferer from Indi- | sat will not ferment and poison your

: “of Bessie de Vole, the actress) +. the cag Obra sataee rote Frank” vn? eager pe ‘st Biloxi Bay, gestion, Dyspepsia or out-of-order | breath with nauseous odors. : — for Men’s ge | » for $250,000 damages for al} 14 ne aid not like to be alone: it was the fifth time that he has saved stomach is merely a matter of how| symptoms resulting from & ia are 5 12.50 heavy-{ STAMPS. HOOF | | fraud ‘and misrepresentation in|” 20, surth avenue, Thursday: My |* °°" from drowning. ., [soon you begin taking some Diapepsin. of-order stomach and on bcd a oe fear EE Y-) pooK OF. THEM. . Benet | f with @ promise of marriage; .. SBessie-Have had a very If your Stomach is lacking in diges-| generally relieved five minutes weight Blue Serge Pe ; 1a to have been made to her by him. tiresome day downtown and Ce ee tive pare way 3s nelp the ‘stomach |taking « little “Diapepsin. d get 50- Suits. ~- os A ; other batch of letters written by haces ee all OSAGE CITY, Kan., Jan. 11.—In a} to do its work, not with drastic drugs, Go to your druggist and get 4 , HY ; ae “were published this morning. also successful. Don’t min ro fire that destroyed the home of W.| but a” re- -enforcement of digestive | cent case ‘of Pape’s Diapepsin now, an for Men’s . ca. : Or png strain as| "OW being tired while I am Posi R. Goss two sons, aged twa and four | agents such as are naturally. at work | you will always go to the table with .. : h 15.00 plain aa ~s “previously printed, and they again. Nothing seems ” matter |years,-were burned t6 death. The|in the stomach. hearty appetite, and what you — eo petit ; All “many expressions of affection| "CP one is happy. Mave you no- mother was in the back yard at the| People. with weak .Stomach should | taste good, becatise your stomach an ancy A-woo naid to have found ticed- that? Got up at 7 this morn- me s or n take a little Diapepsin occasionally, | intestines will be clean and fresh, and Worsted Suits. h te a. is ing and was at the office at 10, |® burned bed. there are not going to ye tc “tn the absence of the & : : spisclaslcianeeisisiitighonicacioindui and there will be no more Indigestion, | you will know ther ble | ; sponte ’ The firat one.explains| Should be there every morning a wot ttn tines Mis Mion. no feeling like a lump of lead in the| be any more bad nights an miserable 10 15 for Men’s that he could not telephone that vege Roti attr Cg sorry to say. A Western woman holds that large| stomach, no heartburn, Sour risings,| days for. you. operant aah _ | 18.00, 20.00 y Voie. It follows: ARR Gh GIONS CONEAL, feet are evidence of great brains. May-| Gas on Stomach or Belching of undi- | make vou feel like life and 22.50 high-grade

Had expected the children to ted. aera Malate lint Bs be, but it’s no place to carry them. gested food. Headaches, Dizziness or | ing. * ** AENEAN RRL a OT ewer es Worsted and Chev- ZERR SE avenue, Sunday: My meeanie: Jap and I fin playing squash,

a 3 for Ladies’ 8.00 Mili- TUE 1800. 96 a tary Capes in black and Te ae a i blue, brass buttons. 22.50 high- 4 75 for Ladiew’ 10.00 Mili- Koreans Hi tary Capes, in colors, § 8h 3 - rah ZN : | 3 Boys ) SFA with AL ine braid and brass but- Washington Ave., | eke, .. 7 j = tein ete ais | 7 , | | 3 Clothing ‘ : | r for Misses’ 5.00 Crav- ; | enette Raincoats, in bile ge P O5r for Boys’ 2.00 fl Wd | gray and tan, braid trimming: wi | Overcoats. - | Mihi: 69¢ for 1.25 Flannelette) =p ou a its Wrappers, in red, blue, & : — j ‘ e f 7 f : ; ieee ; ’ ’ . j Ag , Bc — ~ “ee ,. oor Le gs L- y. P = | ‘ - Rare or (gon nag 4 wn a = Sf * , . ’ eS ian 4 ~\" \ Jai { f . sf 4 \ \ , (f/f ; ‘ | : : fate aT OX if + \ An) ee ) (hay \ \ rh , Hie | { Bh | | 1aG / | : 7 | | for B Rill and black; , ; f ' jj ; ' ft a4 7 : ; ' , — “4 -. : i | —_ or 0 S i J i i ; im t- — hy f \ 1 , j . - ‘ ; j ; i / ; j 4 ii | | ho i . a ae ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘fs ; } , ~~. |} ; ‘ 24 >. Nee } A, 4 fe f 4 « |S ; ‘ ~ ‘ 4 a . J hes ; a i } ? f entens ad A : Ree a / ‘ os ae -_ _—— j .

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Ly. tg Sen then have been oui in - ie ‘gtr’ all. the time and ‘getting 0 a _ aeer ete and sleep. I do wish yu e here; It's. beg ve lt such in chinchilla and white | for Boys’ £ he oe To: Bil Because We Must Sell Quickly All This 230 0 Downe} NIZA] sem zeta | ma : Women’s Outer Apparel ® ated all-wool cheviots and . > ee cassimeres. P, : : id saa es pans NEW management always means there must be a complete new stock throughout. The old stocks, no matter how A recent and desirable the styles, or how fine the quality of the materials or how very ov ident the superior character of the workmanship, are under the ban. That’s the present situation at ‘“The Model.’ Alt stocks on hand in our Women’s Department—the Tailored Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Petticoats, Misses’ and Girls’ Dresses, ete.— a magnificent assortment of fashionable and practical styles in outer garments—have met their fate at the hands of a price-cutter who made such extraordinarily deep reductions that the sale prices are quite generally less than the cost of the materials in the garments. You can’t afford to miss this sale tomorrow. ae Women’ S Suits Women's Coats Now Offered in This Sale re At These Unsparing Reductions 6c Mee SG. aa ch T 4900). 177 | , Formerly up to PEeee pew 95.00—Silk or sain lin Formerly up to $16.50, now $1.98—-Assortment includes gS The Golden | State Limited, Limited 5 fi, ae sates

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ll-wool Ils; ™ L0,0U, i , sg * radoeal am this eoverts, mixtures and other t. 1; d I h t tot = " Re-organization Sale to strictly all-wool fabrics; Re- men un imite in uxuUry, t a runs ) Bale 40....... se Medan ta 33 spaiwerigie de) 503) now $8.90_Spledi — Pies yaieey cada : ping come true. Write today and. get time- ment, consisting of broadcloths, mixture: Formerly: up to $20.00, now $7.90—Broadeloth coats: : etc.; handsome new long’ style coats; plaited skirts some lined throughout with satin, eoverts, mixtures, other details of the easiest winter trip. full pretest BB os cal — 9. g 0 étc.. the best styles of the sea- piane b se more tien erent styles ; son: reduced in the Re-organi- ini the o-bewhaiilittion Bale at: md mas Stace sa dbo Re-oagnnles What's the use of struggling with wint now y stylish iong- - "betta penn 20 my $1.90 Very aehgid: her- Formerly up to $25.00, now $10.00—Thirty new models pene seventy ewe hours away, and safe trains on tk : hoe --ringbones, Shoteh wixtures, etc.; all coats lined with in this lot; broadcloth eoats, lined entirely with every d ay P | y s a ee i ee F 4 . guaranteed satin; beauti 1- satin, also tan eoverts, fine mixtures, kerseys, ete. ; : | Se ite ngs sontinue as at present ‘| ¢ ful plaited skirts - Re. ¢ 7 , 90 : no size or color missing; fee i oss eel es. i "compre oo nagar cimeamgglige 3 organization Sale Price. . He-organization eee / 0). 00 Ohe 44 MF atn £ FF E you'so much, dearest, and. am~| (3? Formerly up to $37.50, now $16. 90-—The season’s best g hes Bove e ee ence amazes de prand O : wy weLlasl_ey souls mp npatient. ees. CTD atylen, in diagonals, broadcloths, tweeds and mix- Formerly up to $35. 00, now $14. 90—Broa aids ths, Oe! J" Qe ee > | Mr Sit ot ens, and he different styles; original price tickets remain; black and all colors; Re- Pe ut for a arr ant) Ylittod lio a oe ain ine few days. | US Re-organization Sale Price organization ‘Sale Price w | 4. TLE a SESS a tt » Phapanedies a ee eee. | ae your choice i . PMG S's GN gota ie exc lusive j f fi ne ee age ; Saag rg De es _ Formerly $42.50, 50, $60. 00, $57. 50, $65. 00 and “$00. 00, re- F ormerly up to 08 00, now’ wPree 75—The best oe end . y or rst=. rear. Y INE Sadeee. SS Tue shes _ “The Californian” for El Pas ) me dL Law 5, Pant aa ) EAR G UA RANTEE Kansas ma pa at 2 P. ait fs a ‘yt on Do en * a pangs oe el | | er Sera, best seid =r WO ae Ont ck eee 2a - ngs Paks esac a aa as pRB aay if ‘a ts ~ ONAL DENTA rn “ES we Lstafe an _— taints :

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bt ibd piace , Mey! ~ a » 2 ’ : i" iy t a 7 Ri } eis A ree . iy SAME) in, hy a ‘ ei mS oe ee - ae “ : by — c aot AS org .. ~ P : - $ : . b, . . * iy os . ¥ 3 S eg z s . - q t x . e © oe i= Ff a es i ; Fi rrek > Aa : 7 pm ie ; br, —_—— a . . - - san - =~ A a a . - SE it Aes te + aa > o ? : ’ SE IBD A st ee . 2 ; : Se veces 9 z ‘ : - ¢ * - 2 te, e rs - * - 4 x ites @; a¥S™ All profit, and in many cases a + ines portion of the cost, has been lip fia petition containing more than 1000 UF Se. . i ee “8 ; ign stures of residents.of the Meramec, [ft . Vf os) }))))) 99 ie AIR et ae and Alabama school dis- ; , ~ triets. thas been presented to the Board . of Mampation by Arthur Stoehr, asking ' that the new school in the Alabama district be Eamed in honor of the late ‘Katherine Furlong Cooper, a pooner teacher of Carondelet. . Among those whose names head the petition are John Scullin, August A. “ Buseh, Dr. . G. Van Aller, Max 4~ ®toehr; Dr. Frank Dietz, James Bloch, } ’ Dr. O. Wall, James Hagerman, Arthur Pa “Stoehr, Otto Herf, F. C. Freiberg and ¢° HH, We Bauer. : _.. Katherine Cooper died Dec. 16, 1906, 3 ‘after having been associated with the Public schools of St. Louis for more | than @ years. In 1%2 she taught in the ") Lafayette school,,and in 1854 became > principal of the girls’ department. From Eia812 to- 1881 she taught inthe Carondelet f...Sehc ol, For 2 7aere she was principal at anuary Chea The losses in profits sustained in yesterday's and today’ 8 low-priced la are a compared with the general business. We gain’ in n bettered stocks, and friends One-Fourth Off on’ Wash Waists Slightly soiled from han-. dling; made of: batiste, Per- sian lawn, cotton erepe, |} crossbar and dotted Swiss;’ trimmed with bands of em- broidery, German Val. and point Venise laces, in yoke and panel effects; also plain tucked ‘with plaited ruffle; former prices $1.50 to $4.00 ; at 4 off!

Cut Prices on Men’s Hosiery We have taken several thousand pairs of our regular | stock. and about as many salesmen’s samples and put them in three great bargain lots ! Lot. 1—l5e and 20c Half

~ One-Fourth Off on Net Waists White and ecru; plain and figured net waists, slightly soiled; in tailor-made ahd allover tucket effects; also fancy waists elaborately em- broidered, braided and _ lace trimmed; finished with Per- sian bands and pipings of _ silk ; oki front or back: all made over foundations of net or China silks; former prices $2.75 to $8.75; at % Off. Reduction on Chinaware Rare buying opportunities now ready for you on our third floor! Make the most of them while you may! A splendid collection of Vases, Hand-Painted China, Austrian Glass, Art Bronzes, Marble Statuary, mr ete., all n reduced E - FOURTH.

All Soiled Books Now 1 All books that were mussed or chy i ‘ded? Ae vag oy as Tush, as well as many of the r Opt t upon the bargain tables at ns ona huall former prices; An opportunity. 4 on erature at a smdil cost. - ae

Butterick’s seas Quarterly eh transparency. and a Is now ready—25c per copy, in- yety smoothness—and its: eluding one pattern free; also t, dainty odor has a sug- , | ML ! Wu . | February Delineator at 15c per’ n of the perfume of Ff : | copy. _ | Books formetly 0c 75é “$1.00 wild, flowers! : Subseription rate $1.00 per year. , Waites te su ane? So “Tt is one of the few face | : | a | ’ ‘ * clea iis a = Our hana Jat Sala rig = 0 pee . owders that are guaranteed Pa: ‘ Clearance of Soiled Embroideries! Startling Clearance Reductions on Women’s and Misses’ a Dependable Ho rus seh xu utely harmless. It will These have been used for window trims and displays and have Winter Suits and Dresses ||:s%52s=.- not chap or smart the face— become soiled on the outside fold. We divide them into three Towels and Towelings, have $22.75. Rose-colored taffeta Princess reduced to ‘fi indeed it has a soothing, healing effect on an irritated § skin, - quick clearance lots: 1 caeecarre | | ana aie one HP be i | Odds and ends of Chiffons, $30.00. Hunter’s green messaline Semi-Princess reduced to ..... being much sea at "i i a. 9c Bhstae Bg' . ae $32.50 Black and gray striped worsted Tailored Suit reduced to. Choice of our entire stock’ of $1.60. Fedde | eich ub to $2.50 aa Paad: $30.00 Bronze green broadcloth Tailored Suit reduced to . $14. bleached 72-inch Damask. at, per sale prices, $35.00 Black satin striped prunella cloth two-piece Suit reduced to:. $14. 75 mbossed Damask; beautiful raised } $1.00 and 75e $392.50 Steel blue worsted Tailored Suit reduced to $14.75 eee in kee = ee - $35.00 Stone green wide-wale diagonal Suit, satin bands, reduced to. .$14.75 aust eee $32.50 Taupe French serge Tailored Suit reduced to 14.75 = ar | $35.00 Mustard brown herringbone chevron, 2-piece Suit, reduced to.$14.75 “Our $4.00 _ value; eac $35.00 Navy blue French serge Tailored Suits reduced to.°.. isstqsn eee | -TAe ; Es pris ne $37.50 Taupe broaddloth two-piece Suits, reduced to only. ...2. 3... 4$ CaetEt . $35.00 Navy blue, broadcloth Tailored Suit, reduced to only... worth to f0c; sale Bees ce, : -» $87.50 Brown broadeloth Tailored Suit reduced to only... Br. Vee $19, 75. Huck Yéviele: he ND distion ing Sep | $32.50 Black broadcloth two-piece Suit reduced to : . .$19°75 éd; “guaranteed to” be ped ‘fie IL] And behing these satisfying ree Pale to ee 5, yards; slightly |} $33.00 '‘Hunter’s green broadcloth Suit, satin bands, reduced.to....:..$19.75 value; seo dines ddath, t © tac GTR mas wank: . Ee Ee, Fee fe sviled, Rog 4+ $35.00 Navy Bltie ey et ‘Tailored ‘Suit caine eS eo ies Se” $198 | anand from yee, 100 ta, Tee | + Dh -wabee. | $37.50 Mauye coloted® broadéloth two-piece Suit re uéed to, . 3 ot. 4 75e ae — om $35.00 Black English serge Tailored Suit reduced to . 18- Pi roma 108 Sn $32.50 Navy blue novelty striped worsted two-piece Suit reduced to. $19. 75 reduced from 18¢ to 12%e $37.50 Black French serge three-piece Suit reduced to $19.76 $47.50 Black and navy striped worsted Suit, satin bands, reduced to. . $19.75 $39.75 Bronze green herringbone worsted Suit reduced to.....- $42.50 Brown novelty striped worsted Suit reduced to $47.50 Navy blue striped worsted Suit, satin bands, reduced to.. Misses’ Co-Ed Dresses $22.50 Black broadcloth Co-Ed Dresses reduced to only. > $27.50 Black and white shepherd check Co-Ed Dress reduced to: .... .$18.75 $29.75 Tan diagonal striped worsted Co-Ed Dress reduced to........$18.75 $23.50 Brown diagonal chevron Co-ed Dress reduced to . .$14.75 Women’s Juliets of white satin; Worth $1.50; $22.50 Blue broadcloth Co-ed Dress reduced for Wednesday Oi. $14.75 “ eee worth $2.50 ¢4 4 9 Wetthiauaes at : $22. 50 Bronze green broadcloth Co-Ed Dress reduced to | . $14.75 Hair Goods—One-Third Or Marked Prices! Salome Puffs; ‘consist of 11 well- made puffs; quality B hair; in full line of shades; were 965¢c, Len. =F - \Melorose Face “| ‘Powder, /39c Rives to the skin a clear,

At 10c a Yard! At 15c a Yard! Handmade Robes of Plauen lace, linen and lingerie; in all black, white and colors ; 2 bag dy A oy each; slightly soiled ; rices, ~ $15. 00 ee 10.00 pers slightly soiled; at less Half Price Shirt-Waist Frontings, beautifully embroider- ed; enough for entire front. per length— : 50c and 38e French and’ German

ae {Melorose Be uty Cream, 39c No surpasses it in the ay of wee creams. It is an effective and Pol as KX 1 a vs ‘ea! See > “Ried ie rst 4 Boe tte owe eg ease ; , Gis ; 2 J 4 Hy J Sila = Y : a — Sat : . ee Pil Ss 3 a F x by ‘ : p * SO ng ages 8 AE RN AER | Ps Tee Nr ec : a2 wo iad | 8 Y 4 te yy Sek ’ ee ee ri die a & a | r bi y a R a , = . = a Oe F 4s po a nem Pc SN eich” eee iad on soar es SO aes i er aes \ J ha an ; yee a Ebay “ey coe We ae ge ee ee _ . = 7 Pa b a ’ wea $ j ee | ae - és he ae i rane & vf > j *. tS ee me See its. eo 3 ah “ eins ap Selezes ie wees . —_ — — 7 . me : - . ve « ay 5 Pk EIA a a ‘ “ we hj : ‘esd ty = ae Pe ees b 4 : ” ei fabio ae ¥. reve we EE , ibe. | wd * . : _ : > + see i > : _ 4 La . * yee f , be j ees “ ‘ NR ¢ oes =). + Jah "ae oe = id gore it contains only pure oy Bowrshing ~ cleansing ingreili- is tp " go ae

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— Infants’ Wear Slightly. . soiled and ‘rumpled— therefore prices have been re- rduced ONE THIRD. Dresses: > forth 50c¢; at Worth T5c; at Worth $1.50; at........ Worth $2.00 ; at Misses’ and Children’s Gimps: Worth $1.00; at ~ Melorose Room Rugs: 134 of these Rugs all ‘told, sof be prompt and get the: ehoi- eest patterns! . The Ave size is about 9x12, cody they’ re Wilton Velvet | an - | Brussels Rugs, made from} b= odd and discontinued yat-} terns. The actual value ~ fully $27.50 each, but we've reduced the entire me lot to only : ee : A Clearance of: Women’s Felt Slippérs tc aa s Felt “Comfy” Slippers; lar price $1.25; Q - EER A Be PO C' Women’s Felt “Comfy” 4°49 | worth $1.50 and $1.75 pair; Feduced to Women’s Felt Juliet Slippers; 19 ther soles, regular $2.00 “e 39 value, _, $19.75 POPE pe, el or ponder form The pow- ‘5 in ~ rr AAS peed aa a’ it ae mee 7 Ce, Tae bs rs * 3 ’ n “ Sek A. x 4 ‘

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: Women’ s and Children’s Underwear Regular prices now cut right in two in order to close out all re- “maining Winter garments! All garments that have igen more - e : be | Sale now ofiered at one-third less than pl Corset Covers: st Marcel Wave Hair Roll; made ny fluffy; net covered ; were 10e Grecian Knot; one of the leading puffs; were 59c, now Lassie; 5 large puffs; three grades Yate ee Pearse eas : Women's white Swiss ribbed cotton

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, $1.50; sale price.

Women’s cream silk and wool Vests; neck, long sleeves; ankle draw- } bigh - ers to match; medium weight; also ‘all-wool. Vests in cream and natural; sale price 98¢e Women’s cream and natural Union Suits; merino; medium-weight cotton . and fleeced cotton, also natural and | white merino Vests and boys’ merino ‘Union Suits; worth up to Women’s cream merino Union Suits; noo iggeri long sleeves and ankle lengthy also fleeced cotton outsize U Suits and natural wool Vests } ahd Pants; worth up to $1.25; sale price “Women’s pure white cotton Vests; | high neck, long sleeves, ankle length oes to match; 70@ Mose high neck, long sleeves, ankle h_ tights to ma p- Ah also high a cotton Union Suits; “BSc value for Children’s natural merino sleeping oe and fleeced cotton Union » Blso women’s white medium elas and fleeceq cotton Vests, Pants and Union Suits; worth 37 up to 65¢; sale price C Children’s white and natural merino Vests, Pants and Union Suits; boys’ heavy cotton Shirts andl Drawers and women’s cotton and fleeced Union Suits; worth up to-$1.00; sale geliei.. : 50e Women’s ribbed white and pink cot- ton Vests; low neck and sleeves; plain and ‘lace trimmed; all sizes; ph ger ty we 7

1 lWomen’ s and Children’ Ss Sample Hosiery il | Entire saat line of one of the maar popular brands on the tT ‘market. | Women’s plain pare fine gauze lisle and mercerized Hose; hand-embroid- ered styles, Ince effects; fancy color- Pa and Jacquard figured effects; ' . ste 2 MG gf Woren up to $1.00; sale B06 4 ae +. sereanepen sess! . A es “3 +. ce iS &. x rv 3 fe ~~ = » . , a" . > vt, x >: ‘Pex ¥ ie tee 7 " eS 3 ; x . ‘a Kw ~ aa ” aa FT y - x 19e 3S Bre a SS Sahl Se PS Ae Shatin. — faney faney eeced cotton ; worth ae ev Pian Diack fmported, om re r¢ ae pees. ° Talk mee ot “=, 3 , - ‘ Cowes Pie % aa : ¥ oes. onda — feb ‘Waves ‘ . a .. i A + * F t Beaty ey ci 1 me; , - “ Saat! Pes oa ; . . nom ; aA” erie x i ’ ; . bs ore . » See ' ; aq f- 4 wy G ‘ a 7 yt minis _ i “pm ES ee a Pe bes ar a ™ ~ ot er tyeh ’ ‘ # Li . ¥ : a ie % ae 4 a oh As i ie rie: eae pe ie Rg Bar ey, os Fy Se ie " ‘ . aN . - pin ae go opie. wat ‘ gre . 5 pers > > ‘F2 wa” Sg ; Htk on sae ‘ ve? Oe “hp , wie ¥

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arene | ae SR cage RES iia ee Oe ecto Mette fer Saga 7 i , m ‘Been Hunting. he land of the sitatunga and the - hartebeest, where Col. Roosevelt recent- a ly: displayed h‘s prowess, was the sub-. fect of the second ‘Illustrated lecture by, EB M. Newman Monday night at the’ "°° @deon. His tc-ic was” >“ ganda—Dar«- est Acrica.” “A large auctence frequent- ly applauded his pictures, verbal and visual, of this little-known region. “In. addition to colored stereopticon glides, Mr. Newman showed several reels of. moving pictures, starting from the Thana River an.. ending with a peautiful . picture of isast African sky effects and the falling of night. Street and life gc ia Mwanza and near the capital of Uganda illustrated > ths semi-barbaro*. Mfe of the country. The most str.sing pictures, perhaps, were those cf.the great, .ctoria Falis. Only Working Up An Appetite. A New York man who ate 60 buck- wheat cakes and two pounds of sausage said he would have done better if 1¢ | _ haa been hungry, BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU TAKE FOR COLDS

The diniiee in usifig patent medi- cines is from the stimulants and dangerous drugs which many of them , depend on for their-temporary effect. Because it is free from alcohol, nar- ecotics and dangerous drugs, Father John’s Medicine has had 50 years of : ‘success as a tonic and body builder, ee - for heaNng-throat and. lungs and-in 2 the tredtment of coughs and colds. Father John’s Medicine is a dottor’s Sean Wife fee Met After Tragic Death of First Says His Love Paled. ad KNOWN AS HIS COUSIN Wed’ Her in. Clayton and Wouldn’t Introduce Her As Helpméet, She Declares. ee ra, ORS, Dr. Alexander S. wolf, 139% Granville place, has been sued for divorce in the Circuit Court by Mrs. Erna Wolf, whom he married after the tragic drowning of his first wife, which occurred in a tiver near Iglau, Austria, Sept. 3, 1907. The marriage to the second wife took place at Clayton July Ti, 1908. The first Mrs, Wolf lost her life while gg gh trying to save her 3-year-old on. The child also was drowned. The ie his wife and two children were visiting in Austria at the time. Dr. Wolf returned to St. Louis greatly de- pressed a.d fear was expressed for him as to the outcomd of the shock. of the tragedy. He was devoted to his first wife, whom he met in Vienna while studying there. The marriage took place while he was still a student at the University of Vienna. Met Second Wife in Austria. Dr. Wolf is said to have met the sec- ond wife, who was a Miss Schall, while in Austria at the time of the first Mrs. Wolf’s death. She declares in her petition for divorce that she came to’ St. Louis from Vienna at the instance of Dr. Wolf, who wrote that he loved her and wanted to marry her. She said she brought with her his living child, who had been lett with relatives in Aus- tria, . The plaintiff enumerates what it cost her to marry the doctor. She says that, besides paying the expenses ‘of her voyage to this country, she spent a large sum for a trousseau. Then, she alleges, she jlet the defendant have about $1500, which, she says, she has not got back. She recites that, immediately after the marriage, Dr. Wolf's disposition to- ward her changed. He .told her, she says, he did not love her and Was Sorry’ prescription—pure and wholesome. he had married... According to her, al- _ Guaranteed. Ysays he refused to introduce he é : a SHOE C0.. une N: BROADWAY tion Sale The apehitect wants possession ee by Feb. 1 to build an entirely : pi dons DEM and ‘modern store front to ‘our’ g. We niust ‘make ~ room: bao and’ these prices ey ‘ado ity ott

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OF aes CHAPTERS. inging wing * Richard | hed Argument. . m of ‘women is always for Soe thought of missing my meeting with Blisabeth still rankled in my soul. been another sage, I must have refused. / But this man was my master, my chief, Whose service I had engaged. . For. myself, his agent, I had, as I say, Jéeft the old Trist homestead at the foot of South Mountain in Maryland, to seek ‘my fortune in our capital city. I-had some three or four years’ semi- Biplomatic training when I first met Cal- houn and entered his service as assist- - @nt. It was under him that I finished my studies in law. Meantime, I was his messenger in very many quests, his source of information in many matters where he had no time to go into details. Strange enotgh had been some of the circumstances in which I found myself A this.relation with a man 0. intimately connected for a generation with our public life. Wor six months I had been in Mississippi and Texas study- | tee matters and men, and now, just back from Natchitoches, I felt that I “®arned some little rest. as sgn a ry he annexation of Texas , doth of eich Engiand is wopncees t the re- en- the moe 7 sng Had it maa who asked me to carry this mes- We oy CH. &, looked again. Yes, it was a beckon- ing hand: The negro dtiver looked at me inquiringly. A dark framed face, whose outlines I could only dimly seein the faint light of the street lamp, leaned to- ward me. The same smal! hand nefrv- ously reached out, as though in re- quest. I stepped closer. A pair of wide end very dark eyes was looking into mine. I could now see her face. There was no smile upon her lips. I had never seen her before, that was suré —nor did I ever think to see her like again; I could say that even “then, even in the half light. Just a trifle toreign, the face; somewhat dark, but not too dark; the lips full, the eyes luminous, the forehead beautifully arched, chin and cheek heautifully rounded, nose clean-cut and straight, thin but not pinched. She was a mag- nificent woman. I saW that she had splendid jewels at her throat, in het cars—a necklace of diamonds, long hoops of diamonds. and emeralds used as earrings; a sparkling clasp which caught at her white throat the wrap which she had thrown about her ball gown—for new I saw she was in full evening dress. I guessed she had been an attendant at the great ball, that Lall which I had missed with so keen a regret myself—the ball where I had hoped to dance with Elisabeth. With- out doubt she had lost her way and was asking the first stranger for in- structions to her driver. My lady, whoever she was, seemed pleased with her rapid ‘ temporary serutiny. With a faint murmur, whether of invitation or not I scare could tell, she drew back again to the farther side of the seat. Before I knew how or why, I was-at her side. ser Sateee ns ‘ ay wel 4 See 30 > me OF THE NEWES ee Ke, Se THE MAHARAJAH PENDANT, A WINTER FAD This big hat is correctly poised upon the head, and it will be ow the hair is dressed, low over forehead‘and temples to noted > OM CO, K Dee : a Se “Sip “ RR ee rae a nae aa oN It is no easy matter to arrange'a veil over « or one of the big h turned up at one side. Over this modish hat, ¥ show below the drooping brim. Yards and yards of black tulle are crushed upon these big hats, and . the effect, though. extremely smart and attractive, costs a deal of money, as’ the’ tulle beeomes limp at the least hint of dampness. Over one side of the brim droops one of the pendant ornaments of silver which have beén copied from the ornament on the turban worn by a famous Indian maharajah at Trouville last summer. With this graceful hat is shown ae ~ Vaguely in my conscience I felt that,j‘rhe driver pushed shut the door, ; after all, my errand was justified, even | and whipped up his team. : igh at some cost to my own wishes| «wadame,” I remarked to my com- and my .own pride. The farther I{nanion, “in what manner can I be of ee in the dark along Pennsylvania service to you this evening?’ Wwenue, Into which finally I swung after} « am fortunate that you are a gen- _Z had crossed Rock Bridge, the more Ijtieman,” she said, in a low and soft realized that perhaps this big gam@ wWasivoice quite distinct, quite musical in Worth playing in detail and without) qujlity, and marked with just _ the in shades of brown and tawny yellow, is one ‘of the s m. rt 0c mesh veils which are fashionable just now. The veil match hat in color—an important detail which should not be e overlooke by the woman who wishes a reputation for tasteful dr ——~ g- Me: is very gracefully arrangéd onthe big hat, the ends b ng. pinne er THE CHASUBLE WRAP. le Ee AAO te on. ihe 1m * wa Te, quibble as the master mind should dic- ‘tate... eS was, indeed, young—Nicholas Trist , land; 6 feet tall,. thin, jean, al- : whee hhungry, perhaps a trifle freckled, @ little sandy of hair, blue I suppose of : aye, although I am not sure: good rider m.rcher, I know; something of expert with the weapons of my time “people; fond of a horse and a dog fe “and rifle—yes, and a glass and a gir), jae truth, ‘my Western travels. At that rustle le of silk or dimityy, the ) ‘adventure, tempts the worst _of us, I fear. Woman!—the of the word made my blood A be told. I was not yet 30, in vy) ees »* eae ¥ “I went forward rather blithe- Fane ondary Inow blush:to confess. ‘‘If there re to ‘be made tonight,” said 1, © Barone } Helena shall. do her share on my chief's old mahogany not on her own dressing hy boast, though made I haa not yet met, the ie ae noaie SS ie ae aia a Eee & = + a ., %, * e Ni * OS ne > Bs ee eo r>. Sy ru ; * £ : * Pg? A RS ss 4 a3 5 faintest trace of some foreign. accént, although her English was perfect. I looked again at her. Yes, her hair was dark; that was sure. It swept up in a great roll above her oval brow. “Her eyes, too, must be dark, I confirmed. Yes—as a passed lamp gave me aid— there were strong dark brows above them, Her nose, too, was patrician; her chin curving just strongly enough, but not too full, and faintly cleft, a sign of power, they say> Here was a noble specimen of .what woman may be. I was not in such a hurry to ask again how I might be of service. In fact, being -somewhat sufprised and somewhat pleased, I remained’ silent now fora time, and let matters adjust themselves. a She smiled. Tliere came to me from the purple-colored shadows some sort of deep perfume, strange to me. I frown at the description of such things and such emotions, but I swear that as I sat there, a stranger, not four min- utes in companionship, with this other stranger, I felt swim up around me some sort of amber shadow, edged with purple+the shadow, as I figuredMt then, being this perfume, curious and allur- eee ~~ ee ~“ —— - - —_- - - one of the dainty theater wraps of liberty satin, bordered with marabout. me ae eee ee Ce eee Cee ee you know me? Speak! At once!” Her satins rustied: I knew she was tapping a foot on the carriage floor. ™ “Madame,” I answered, laughing at her; “by this amber purple shadow, with flecks or scarlet and pink; by this per- fume which weaves’ webs for me here in this carriage, I know you. The light is “poor; but it is good enough to show one who can be no one else but the Baroness Von Ritz, who could not be disguised, even if she wore: her domino.” She looked down at the little mask which hung from the erate cord, and flung it from her. : “Oh, then, very well!’ she said. “If you know who I am, who are you, and why do you -talk in this absurd way with me, a stranger?’ “And why, madame, do you take me up, a@ stranger, in this absurd way, at mdnight, on the streets of Washington? —I, who am engaged on business for my chief?’’ ; She tapped again with her foot on the carriage floor. ‘Tell me who you are!’’ she said. “Once a young planter from Mary- in sight. Iam alone. I have been fol- lowed. I was followed when I cal:ed to you—by another carriage. I asked j help of the first gentleman I saw, hav- jing heard that Americans all are gen- Yemen.” True,” said I; “I do not blame you. Neither do I blame the occupant of the other carriage for following you.” “I pray you, leave aside such clatter!” she exclaimed. “Very well, then, madame. Perhaps the best way is for us to be more straightforward. If I cannot be of serv- lee, I beg you to let me descend, for I have business which I must execute to- night,” She dismissed this with an impatient lone,” she said. “Come me my way—I will pay .pay anything in reason.”’ Ac- saw her fumble at her purse, hot blood flew to my forehead. you ask of me, madame, is im- " said I, with what courtesy ! teeuha summon. “You oblige me now to | tell my real name. I have told you that | 1am an American gentleman—Mr. Nich- Pf pay. But do not be troubled over a where the sound of,our wheels was dulled. When at last we reached a , point near the i stopped to listen. told tne driver to pull down the hilt by the side street, and to drive ‘slowly. When we finally came into our main street again at the foot of the Georze- town hills, I could hear nowhere any sound’ of our pursuer. “Madam,” said I, turning to her: i think we may safely say we are alone. What, now, ‘fs your wisi,’ “Home!’’ she said. “And where is home?’ She looked at me keenly fora time, as though to reaa some thought which perhaps she saw suggested either in the tone of my voice or ip some glimpse shé might have caught of my features as light afforded. For*the moment -she made no answer. “Is it here?” suddenly I asked her, presenting to her inspection the sealed missive which 1 bore, “iL can not see; it is quite dark,” she said hurriedly. “Pardon me, then’—— I fumbled for gists for a large case of Marmole Tablets. Several wrote in sayiig the use of the word *““‘tender’’ was incorrect: that **tender’’ in such a connection raised the impression the druggist might refuse seventy-five cents as insufficient. Now, isn't that odd? A few weeks ago seventy-five cents was “tendered” to a Broadway druggist and he did refuse it. That is, he said be had = no Marmola Tablets, whereas he did have seven cases. But, the wholerale house was closed, it being on a SP Me and he had to prevaricate to pro- bis regular * customers, who absorbed seven cases.later in the day. This elegant pharmaceutica) adaption of that famous, fashionable fat reducer, the Marmola Prescription (viz., % oz. Marmola, % oz. Fl. Ex. Cascara Aromatic, 8% oz. Pep- permint Water), is certainly having a re- marknble vogue. Millions of cases of tablets are sold yearly and their fame grows. This is doubtless because of their harmlessness (cuaranteed by the Marmola Co., 199 Farmer Bldg , Detroit, Mich.», sure ability to flesh) a day. without’ ieee Ounces of fat not e.. inconvenience, bother need taker's ——- for There is something suggestive of the white-robed little choir bey in this graceful wrap of white chiffon whieh is sprinkled all over with tiny drops of crystal. A band of white filet lace set be- campmit of the hil, 1} tween edges of white satin, borders-the wrap all around, and the Hearing nothing, 1} simple lines over the shoulders are particularly beautiful. big white tassel hanging below the V in the back gives weight and dignity to the garment, and there are, similar tassels in front, at- tached to long white cords. A FAMOUS JE MARKED BY FATE has just beén sold in Paris for £16,000 (about $80,000), is a gem whose future history will receive close attention. The following list of its own- ers, from the time when, in 1668—Tav- erhier, a French damond merchant, having brought it from the-Orieat and sold it to King Louis XIV—it made its first appearance in the West, is culled from its history as given in the London Times: Jean Baptiste Tavernier, Frénch dia- T famous Hope Diamond, which Pittsburg Dispatch, though the stone was certainly in. Constantinople unti) comparatively recently. Here is the ro- mantic history: Sultan Abdul Hamid (supposed to have bought it), deposed; keeper of Abdul's yault at Constantinople (custodian of the jewel), strangled; Abu Sabir (pol- ished it for Abdul, imprisoned and bastinadoed; Kuleb Bey (who took charge of it), hanged; Salma Zubaya, Sultan's favorite wife (wore it), shot} by Abdul. The only owners recorded by the Times who escaped some sort of [1] for- tune were Louis XIV, M..Hy, Thomas Hope (its first English posséssor), Dan- jel Eliason (the London dealer who sold it to him) and Mr. Weil (a London deal- er through whose hands,it passed in more recent years). This does not deal with its history after leaying Constanti. ae. ap 39 5 he hea - a. hy. The fur about the foot. makes a novel tricorne. # M IDWINTER skirts show mat * Accordian plaited. beaver Burnt orange is among the * favorite : eolors for evening capes. Cross-barred silk net makes hand- HOW TO CARE FOR THE BABY learning to walk too soon is the cause of vow legs. Heavy white gloves for Surplice d ries. look HEN a baby learns to walk the} made of the mother’s chief care is not to eee have wide black stitchings. some yokes and lower sleeves. treet best innest fabrics. Fine black fox is worn when the let him stan& too long, fof} popular lynx proves too expensive, A gradtiated plaited frill of net or silk characterizes the latest. blouse. A green velveteen suit is made with wear when Never use a silk scarf or silk hand-|a Russian blouse, and is trimmed with kerchief over a baby’s face (as a veil), | marten. as not enough air can penetrate and a young baby is liable to smother. A plate-warmer with metal bottom and The frame for building up the tur-} ban colffure is made of crin, with or without a covering’ of false hair. Owing to the foreign craze for skunk, porcelain top is useful for keeping the|foresighted buyers are picking up. good © fiat? iateinn Mapssiyagt S * ie aes +. “sg tm Pte SS cs a3 - .¥ oH. uh “os ed Me pp RA He oe postings te sketebose, hel coe np Ras beneath the hair at the back and the lower edge of the v eil neatly beneath the high stock collar. & Soe, ae Fase i. ing! SETAC. s8 ba . are tat te a $s @iiwet, there in the ‘street. Why wee yonder; sometime would-be lawyer |my case of lucifers, and made a faint |mond merchant (sold it to Louis XIV), baby’s dinner hot. Other convenient ac-| pieces for next year’s wearing. ine . yarat oan should f rebel at this stealing charm of } \~’° in Washington. It is my misfor-|light by which she might read. She| ruined; Mme. de Montéspan, “favorité|cessories of a baby’s outit are tiny] Wide velvet ribbon makes the new wit] s recipe... Your dru | wea ane na a ree color of fragrance—let those name it tune not to be so distinguished in fame | pursed her lips and shook her head. of Louis XfV (borrowed it), supplanted; | clothes racks and trees, ribbon-covered | bow for the collar. It is knotted in the = n easily get it for * / Street ‘Hghts ‘at 9 “central better who can. At least I sat, smiling or beauty that my name is known by| “I do not recognize the address,” said | Nicholas Fouqu@®,, King’s Treasurer} coat-hangers, miniature washstand sets} middle without loops end the ends are ined | mney an ve | ms _ corner on old Padieyivania to myself in my purple-amver. shadow, all; so'T need not tell you my name per- | she, smiling, as she turned toward me. | (borrowed it), disgraced, imprisoned and} and swinging hammocks for outdoor deeply notched. of the: syrup, nd “mal kes ‘a very” y Svenue, and under it, after | now in no very special hurry. haps, only assuring you that I am at} “Is it this door on M street, as you| ‘died suddenly;” Marie Antoinette (re-| naps in summer. The fad for metallic effects is seen 'honey.s and pine tar r cough syrup.—J saa net ‘Walk, I paused for) 4+ iast 1 could not, in politeness, | ¥°UT Setvice if I may be useful.” go beyond this other street?” I asked | ceived it), guillotined; Princess de Lam- aaa ReaRiNE RES « - — ——— : a ce at the inscrtption keep this up further : “Your name!” she again demanded. | her. “Come—think?”’ balle (borrowed it), done to death by —- SER ERAN Se BRIE Os y sealed document: In addition “How may I s ci the Baroness?" I told her the first one that came to} . Then I thought . saw the flush deep- | mob; Wilhelm Fals, Amsterdam dia- —— SS x ame and ‘street number, in said I. ; my *lips—I do not remember what. : It}en on her face, even as the match flick- | mond cutter, cut it, ruined; his son. (who ges te & - a fs I read this mem- She started back on the seat as far did not deceive her for a moment. ered and failed. stole it), committed suicide; Francois Sines . aren a n : “Knock at the third door pen pth tee “Of course that is not your name,” I leaned out of the door and called to | Beaulieu of Marseilles (to whom young ‘iy es in the “‘setond block beyond M street.” | «375m did eles know?” she asked. she said; “becauseit does not fit you.|the negro driver. “Home, now, boy—| Fals gave it), starved to death. ee ae taled, I stood under the jamp,|-ang wh» are you?” . You have'me still at disadvantage.” and drive fast” After this it came into the Hope fam- is eRe t the face. of the hote under I laughed. “T did not know, and aid “And me, madame? You are taking She made no protest. ily and remained there for many years; — = not guess until almost as I began te a miles out of my way. How can | To Be Continued in the Jacques Colot, French broker (vought Lith speak: but if it comes to that; I might | “*’? you?: Do you perhaps wish to hunt p Di it), committed suicide; a Russian ‘prince ov Senekd. dh metingnlé upto the say I am simply a humble gentleman mus in the Georgetown woods ost- ispatch Tomorrow. who bought it was stabbed by revolu- A whe re I Pepa it Ret oS driven [of ‘Washington here. I might be privi-| “"®" Morning comes? I wish that) | So tionaries; Lorens Ladue, French actress : ene. , i ¥. through the windows, at least.” You mock me,” she retorted. “Very $8 Prince; Simon Montharides, Greek jew- aa | ‘But you were not there—you did not good. Let me tell you it was not your A FAT STORY” eler (bought it), thrown over cliff with . ae see me? I never saw you in my lite | Pe™#0ma! charm which attracted o, We wore criticised for telling fa family. oe until. this very moment—how. then, do when I saw you on the pavement! eb “teaiiihen"*. caren -gun ng fat people The rest of unis story is given by the & Twas because you were the only man cents to their drug-| 55 as avowedly doubtful; says. the “4 di Fs \ ¥

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to take me away and we met near the hotel and.got aboard a train and went Girectly to New York. “Money? Why, I had $12 that my Ji grandfather bad given me for spending Chicago, Both re Glad to Re- money, and 2ir. Cohen had $15, but fore for spending money. . “We stopped just. a short time in New York and went to Montreal to take a boat for Hngland. We got there at 10 o'clock Thursday morning and found we couldn’t get a boat. We left that night for St. Johns and arrived there Friday morning. “We stayed in Halifax until Monday at a boarding house. We always stayed at boarding houses, for we thought we ‘would be found in hotels. We went to Boston by the Boston & Maine Railroad and stayed Tuesday night there. We left Boston at noon last Wednesday and came directly to Chicago. We stopped. “We did not have much money le‘t when We got here, and I pawned 2 ‘bracelet and’a necklace, which was a part of my mother’s jewelry, for $10. We have about $1.60 left. We went un- der the name of King ali the time ex- cept when We were on the boat. Mr. Cohen then gave his name as Robert ee NE Rn RC EN A ITO IT ; the 17-year-old heiress, and Frederick Cohen, the waiter, are held by the girl’s grandfather, Robert Buist, the millionaire seed man, and Mfrs. Cohen, the wife who was deserted when the couple fled from this city, Dec. 29. Mr. Buist declares his granddaughter did CAMBRIDGE, Mass. J total enrollment in Hacvard Univer-

59, sity this yéar is 636s, which {8 126) clift has 469 studer not realize what she was doing andiff was the victim of @ cunning adven- turer. ey Detectives are now on the way to : -|neither knew how much the other had | #* Buffalo @ short time in changing Ps lwhen we left. I asked grandfather for| °@™S- We got here last Thursday and] Chicago to return the girl to her grana- y ccsiehihedulil some money the day I left and he gave have been at the boarding house in| father and to bring Cohen here to face "4 me $60. The test he had given me pe-| Which the police found us ever since. |a charge of abduction. According to Mr. Buist’s-attorney, the prosecution will be based on an act of the Legislature which provides a severe penalty for the willful taking away of another person for the purpose of profit or any personal motive. Counsel de- glared today that Cohen can be held under the law because of his undue influence over her and the gréat dis.

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STARTED TO ENGLAND ides a / Lett Boat With Dog. La Place. “We got aboard the steamer Corsican, ——_—o———— e Left the Ship When Purser which sailed. at 3 o’clock In the after- WIFE OF WAITER ASSERTS THE = | | > : . . Aft we got aboard we lIet ar ah : ; pe 3 Objected to Their Taking rookaba Oat ot the valise in which we GIRL SUGGESTED ELOPEMENT Femme? Pm se on oe bapodies es a Dog With Them. parity in their ages, even if ‘he is able to prove that the girl consented to accompany him. '

have carrieu him all the time. The/ pHILADELPHIA, ‘ Jan. 11.—Opposing | for the girl, who, she asserts, wanted purser said we could not keep the dog] views as to which is the guilty éne|an escapade and chose her husband to aboara the ship and so we left the|in the elopement of Roberta de Janon, | accompany her. , 3 : teatest January The time is now here when every Tailored Cloth Suit in our entire stock must go regardless of cost or worth. This will positively establish a new standard of values in this city and mark this the greatest January Suit Sale ever held. Suits. the Actual Value of which were $22.50 to $35.00, on sale in two great lots P =. 7) @etion against Fred I will certainly go : 4. ’ — GA Gatense. He hea done nothing Veo aia YANN About 640 suits in all that were formerly Gong. 1 will always defend. Fred.” _ an Sem | ——.__—-=—___ marked at $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $29.75, Reduced to % Their. Regular’ Prices $27.50 English Covert Coats... .$12.75 $16.50 and $ 1 7 50 Codts - ‘By Associated Press. ~ CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—Roberta de Janon, the Philadelphia hefress, who was ar- -- rested here yesterday with Frederick ' Cohen, the waiter, with whom she _ @loped Dec. 2, said today, that if court proceedings were begun against Cohen ' ghe would be his chief defender. She was emphatic in her declarations that - the elopement. was all her fault that _ Cohen was in no way to blame. “Mr. Cohen is in the right,"’ she said, when told the announcement that -Cohen would be prosecuted had been made in Philadelphia. “It was I who “persuaded him to leave Philadelphia; it was he who refuged; it was he who @ked me day after day to return to /™y grandfather and it was he who warea for me. If they start court].

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At Almost Hi: * b. « . * : + . Oe i Hp (a Ae eee a The stock is now being moved, arr. marked and prepared for sale—a task that ™” a : 3 te : SA ae [ ee pa te sch ee ey will req ulre from ten days to fH coe i FW wens Watch the Papers for Date of Sal it will be the Biggest Barga Event of Recent Years ” ay govt te : B oy. geet 38 : Wet ane % R ; ® a ott oe eget ae ae R. win i Poe ae, ere ee SCHR Am PRR Mes Bh is ; a A oa) 33 be“ e ; bo)

ry of her travels to Inspector 7 Wheeler, but told little she had not said ee to the police last night. She reiterated e _ that her relations with Cohen ww. Ys

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SS ~ her and daughter. RARE Sap he 2 ? _ “I will promise never to have any- = thing more to do with Mr. Cohen,” said Miss de Janon. “I will try to give him some money if my grandparents + ~ itter spending a night in the Harr!- A Th alg - ~ M. ; ay ee nee ice BS Ay way ON? AL 33 oe _.. $30 and up to $35, now in two great lots— Johen, who was detained in a | wal ) $25.00 and $27.50 Coats $45.00 Silk Velour Coats........ of chiffon broadcloths, $19.75 Hvening Capes........-- Full-length Coats of wide wale fabrics and $ i 15 . broadcloths and nov- .. “\ 29.75 Silk Moire Ooats...... P 850 beautiful Coats 4 $ VOOrS +... 29's: (9 inches long; dbeautiful- ‘0 select rata $35.00 54-inch Seal Plush Coats. .$19.75 ly lined and tailored. Beautiful plain tailored Coats of serges, wide-wale fabrics and broadeloths; lined throughout with Skinner's | satin; in blue and gray only........ dbs vavieeneeen yr tenaeeerees bs Manan 64-4 « : a4 koa Vie mbee ad ood ER eee Ree es : —— & OUTER ! . See the remarkable assortment of Dresses—all the new styles, with belted waist lines, of various silken and cloth | ¢ os | * f a as te wa be fabrics; all the new shadings, including black—actual $25.00 and $27.50 values, now at......... 666. cc cceeeces “eat BT ; ) A ULRILEMA! te s questioned by Police Inspector “a Tailored Coats novelty matures. Ful- $35.00 Caracul Coats.........-. elty mistures, oll 64 200 Coats, former prices $25.00, $27.50 and 330.00; in blue and gray only, now $25.00 and $27.50 Silk and Cloth Dresses, Now Reduced to a fm oO Shee remee «

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Hind atven his wite S007 betore we art LZ : Furs of Dependable Quality at Remarkable Reduction | a ed on our-trip. I. would Itke to see} i Z: Vi, $18 Black Russian Lyna $40 Black Fox Sets.. .$24.75 an a Sable wicing hy" $16.50 XXX Jap, Mink a s as > his Yamily well provided for =~. 4}: RBA. Bete... .- + - > - #...$10.75 | $195 Genuine Eastern $250 54 a dig > Ma Sy Set eves LOI | > _, “This is not the first time FP have run }: 1 Bi GeZZ#E $2250 Isabella meneee 50 Mink Set '.....4.... Coats i : : | 4 * 4 ea rs : ie # AR i Z é a, “ee / it soe @ 6 ee 8 e oe 8 88 ere 3 FR Se ert ie” Sar ee fee 2 ee a ee eae eo oe ako ee ee 8 “eee ere eo eo eeaes ee sg i seg Vhong : bias ny ens: Fo: ae ; Bi Wey oy Brown Coney $10 Sable Coney Sets $10 Sable and Natural — $135 54inch. Near Seal F AT Seema: X01 van away ta go to ma [ELS Se “ae. $2 $5 Squirrel Sets $5.95 | Coats ...7 f THe & sem, oN, ¥.,,1 ran away to go to, a ee ae “OG LAA eee tt ee OW nr inser erseenres Oo | SQUUTCH Hets...... Rateletdll Weenie eae > DEA ere ee ee eee ahs 4 UE’ $35 and $40 Near Seat and Electric Seal Coats. .$10,00 $50 Handsome Genuine Pony Skin Coats, now... $29.75 ~ | ' | ‘POP, MAT, WE , 2B

Tether, who was in New York City. 1) }8 J]. Ae Hj ~Omy reached Utica when I was caught | | § BARALL ing sent back home.”’ __& man who gave his name as W.. J. - Burns called on Miss de Janon and said || _h® was representing her grandfather, Loe | Al Fur Scarfs and Throws, including all the most dependable qualities that were | 9 —- : . | See ee eee formerly sold up to .$12.50—for a quick clearance, your choice......... . § alighe oe ss Eirkdlag Atternecn at Sxl |

~ WA ESS SSS Extra heavy quality Silk Petticoats, all colors, re- rams: $2.98

Silk and Cloth Dresses that are actual $35.00 e alee $19.75 now

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question ‘Mas weikes its baseball since Clarke Cincinnati Reds an- “intention of hiring ‘a’ Nick t of. ‘etna including his bloodt for the pur- baliplayers to a. - a a ‘the rate! étein and the of il alike must positively ir inthe hands of a receiver— ® sa y, of any internal receiver, on’t know Just how this will -Owgoost, Herrmann. He t come sie redanegaie classifi- & site, ‘Grinth has raised. the = “and. some disturbance along 4 ft For it brings up the old query 9 he necessity of baseball players ning rif ores the cup that does Amor pias ttinatiei that has already. “be e ‘begotten ‘of the situation isa con- _ tribution “from “an anonymous hand, serene : _ Suspected of being that of wrence McLean, Redland's’ most fa- us Teeciver. Lawrence is an able man fone of the best-known practitioners ire tie He should ‘be entitled the tople in question,

for ae poetry and evidently is a ‘teak ort of foreview of what is going gf nd — after hirn. a in er shav- “Jelubs a bad name.

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4 HS ta what wet happen ange Gri sis grt atcha sgh the T drouth orders.” to you Clarke Griffith “ pl RE Deby FF gh Ditto the entire game. They also lead fans to believe that their like is the general rule in the} game,. whereas it is the very rare ex- ception. - The wet-or dry different man- y it: has been mishan- ‘Tt ti: patent that ¢ absolutely enforced 4d, and the personal betive force is to

i play as in nearly on where Molent. exer=. ‘neat end im: Ae 5 } uc ny FSS PPR 9 wa aca wig a? ry . hast, ee iY 7, Na oes Ae : “RAY 5 me at maty oR ieee a) esr gO ASE aa eT he ee ne at their ‘own ing -It was not before ; ¢ ue A ton, i ean ne. countenance Pipes. at $4.4 Week Until _Afforded a Chance to Show He’s a Fighter « of Future - Promise. | By: JOHN: L, SULLIVAN. Copyright,”-1910, “by John L, Sullivan.) | cone ABO, By. ‘the Press Publisning Co., ¢ herited: my love for athletic games and museular feats from my father, Michael. Sullivan, ‘who came from. Tra- lee, County Kerry;. Ireland. My_ big frame and general physical build came front. my mother’s side of the family. She was born in Athlone, «County Ros- common, Ireland, and she came from’ 4 race of big men. My father was a little féilow, ‘weightig not more © than* 13 pounds.. What he lacked in size, how- cver, was made up in enthusiasm’ over great athletic stunts. In fact he grew £0 enthusiastic at times that he almost forgot facts and figures. ‘That was espe- cially true as to things that were sup- posed to have happened: in Ireland. He could never “see” anything that oc- curred in America. Dufing my fight with Paddy Ryan tor’ the championship my father spent Saf the: time in a newspaper office in’ Bos- “getting the telegraphic details. ; the fight was over and my fa- ther Jearned that I had won he was taken home in a cab. Several friends went along with him and he was being showered with congratulations. ee. Firat; Family Afterwards. Mr. Sullivan,” said one of the newspaper men, “I guess” you are very proud of your pany arén’t you?’ “And what for?’ asked’ the old gen- ene: in-a derogatory manner. “Why; because he has just won the |} championship of the world,” replied the a man? “"That’s nothing, me son,” safd the old z entire man. snhere's many a mon in Treland a

S = b ahies ey ae ae ei ie ae ey , “A ~ er % . s BS “J ae Ae. Bes . ery, GE on ee ’ 7 % “ § 2 7 ‘ ee : g : + ete py Ee % 3 noe? ‘ A ee eae —— s Wanted Tournament , force of mén set. to work to heavily and shellac them; after which not ‘pe will be allowed to roll a single’

“ocapead a tournament game on the is te who kin beat the face off him,"’ While I knew the old gentleman. was proud of his son. at heart he would never allow mé 6 think so. I shall never forget the manner in which he greeted mé on my return. “So wou are the~champidn, said, after looking me over. “Well,” “he continued, “it’s a good thing that you: don’t have to fight in Ireland.”’ In the room with my father was an old gentleman named Hudson. They began to ply me with questions as to what I had seen while traveling around the country. The talk was all on mat- ters pertaining to athletics and great muscular feats. I began toe tell them about a great athlete named“James Maloney, whom I had seen jQmp in and out of ten flour barrels, One to the other, 100 times and then make a running jump of 22 feet. I think the record then was something itke 24 feet. — “Sure and thot's nothing,’ said the old man. “You have no jumpers in this country. I mind a fellow to home in Ireland who jumped across a part of the Shannon river and it was 32 feet from bank to bank at the narrowest place!”’ “Sure, you're right, Mike,’ spoke up old man Hudson. “Oi remimbeér thot. I knew the mon well meseif.’’ George Washington's Fete, tay 2 PRE, ere ; 2 n aie a RP EE poe ee ress ¥ 9, SR Se se 2 A i ote

Promoters Apply to Board of Supervisors for a 45-Round Bout Permit.. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.—The Jef- frieg-Johnson battle, July 4, will not be held in Utah. Neither will it take place in Nevada, Promoter Tex Rick- ard’s strong assertions to the contrary notwithstanding. It will take place either in or near San Francisco. Yesterday Jack Gleason and his. in- terests applied to the Board of Super- visors of this city for a permit to hold a 4-round fight some time during the year. Nothing but ®-round permits have | previously been issued for some years and the promoters are evidently mere- ly feeling out the temper of, the city fathers toward having the bout take place actually within the municipality. If the permit is refused, James Coff- roth will undoubtedly’ secure the con- test for his arena at Colma. With a few modifications, this could ‘be madé avallable at much less expense thar new adequate coliseum could be con- structed in Frisco. The move only bears out the suspi- cion entertained,at the time the bids for the fight were opened that Pro- moters Rickard, Gleason and Coffroth were in a compact to jointly secure the privilege.

---—— @—_—_ — DENVER MAN BEATS DE ORO NEW YORK, Jan. 1L—Fred Eames of Denver began his fight for the «three- cushion billiard championship verv: aus- piciously last night by defeating Al- fredo de Oro, the champion, in the first of their series of three matches for the title at McGraw’s Academy. -Kameés garnered his necessary 50 points in 59 innings, while the champion was running up 28. 6

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long and which will og will pons Wednesday evening, ge SP a - is — ¥ 5 seee

ing and fighting which has been ont in fessional organizations for some At the meeting a letter will be Signed by the Chairman and his ciates of the Amateur Baseball tion of America, making Thomas of this city chairman of the tion for the district included States of Missouri and Iilinois, all the States adjoining these north, south and west. The step is just one more which the extension of the arm of» tional Commission—which is to say, ganized baseball. According to Herrmann’s view, protection is sary for the extremely small the baseball world, in order that may hojd ‘their clubs inviolate least one year, against the invasion either large or small leagues. Will Pretect the Clubs, ing, xplain that the object of the organizatio encroachment \of » contracts 0 signed to prevent rival teams of leagues

in the same territory from.raiding each et other. the local Trolley leagues to operate the certainty that the players by them for one year cannot tf turbed for that year. And as pan tracts contain no reserve clauses, ¢ will hold in a court of aw.» Allee professional leagues in the. vc rn included under this protection, choose to avail themselves of it. Garry Herrmann is the father of the brat new league, which is rather named, for it is seenhpestnenionale i scope rather than amateur = Many sincere. baseball well-wishers |: are identified with the. “amateur” ford, the well-known | Cincinnati base-" league, among them being” Ren Mul- } i

For the West End ‘| . or Downtown . Stands of ST. LOUIS Co.

Let Every Man Read This $2.50 Razors at An importer was unfortunate enough to have a ship | ment of fine razors thrown on his hands after the name of the retailer had been branded on the tang. This proved bar to their regular sale and we secured them at a great price concession. Our price is 50c and the sale continues

Wednesday. These razors are of high-grade steel, are ready for-use and should retail at $2.50.

Included you will find a small lot of sample razors from many of the world’s best man- ufacturers. These go at the sale price— Zinn Safety Razors . An odd lot of these very excellent razors will be closed out. The celebrated “Rubberset” and “Rubber-Vule” shaving Brushes, in a full range of sizes, from 25¢ to $2.00.

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Kazor Strops : Nearly three dozen of our regu: lar $2.50 genuine shell strops (two Sides leather), with ERS mae : NF Par cat : €3 ¥ : ins

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AB é gs ae ee ok * ot See micninaeiin Fe a = es ron eB : ea asco 22 : os oyun scemntenaepti NELIN 2 ‘ 2") 4% : . s ~ — == id , Hi 5 e re Z a | m. ‘acot a, ioe 3 ; We “fe a —_——— cs wens uae “at sam wth i : ; cs : Your Ad L inet } as | No caverta gaa to he Pos charged for ee t-Dispatch a iblehiinps dicen eo 8S. {Bory — minded amount than 10 cents j gy Bow shy other of | "Monday Jan 30 Lost AND FounD. spr ; ’ U oaieele Figen 10, it, ate rest A ‘ . oan D = et a ' +7 the lat melia Neum at 10: o Bei = Ree te if a re Cote mother: Bernard pepo wife of on ath ee ane Sit. 8 gs i Sac ior rg a ites, Charles ne deat i yo gh fibers! 2 the i die : te “ man an abou a ran ard; se Loe a = da uneral will re aged 54 year mt le, black-and- bd an@ Baston, | OVERS 86, spotter CS nr eee “a : var 0 dence. il 13. at ae ae on Pande 231 % _ ey ola female dog. work by -~4 wanted as Dispatch (4 tin- ee gf Mary's 1647 Singleton street, t res-| feal. back, terrier, fh . Seeger ee ie wCH—O: emetery. henee to C o St. fet NE RE ed,“ Ba ELEVAT eine av pd tin At 7 ac Boy, Rt SN . day Please oml aivary |; nemo or” ard. 3084 Botan- peri OR MAN—S Em- = 38 - ie ca , m., af RODER - t flowers. (c) > 9 a of ghana” Dood! an- wer etararene. te wanted b 8) ; * . oS ow Branct haries and Mary Monday, J —Entered into EA - oy eueaca ik oncuraah to ENGINEE ie Mg Wears Demons ge Fg Westminster " si yr, M an. rest RR r th R Bo 7p src, * . m@ iw see ies ines 7 A m., {an oe: 104, Post- wants rt Sie iconeed 6 (43 184 M poo, Mice SCREW _ * oe ee te Sere araday aught e of Osca orn), | EARRING Ls at teases “tecaea A ENGINED it latte potteute -| Pole AND | ; es renty he £i¢ ter er of Ell r Roderman, RRING— a ae ae 2 NEER—Unili Box C- We AND] @? a eS ninetc . ‘ . of Mich en Ahern, an, tiny Lost ain 818 straigh censed . DR IN ; foes 2. ‘ne : rer see ae and i brill . dia gnt or engt (2 Ye | re ae ment for famhy hearts owers » ot ‘ ward yette FLOR ne s sit. ri t or : a Mase af % eee . dt flori t. a phone ook. 4050 "general Ce et J o er re po ae at 1p ue, on Wedn ©, ing t, gold Ti ed to 1727 st a l any ki H A Fi 2 BRIS 25> Ms, A 2) ji Bao esd on 8 n De et 806 ands nd (4 OU nn Ease: Swarts, 14th % as » da) mt 4 inte ae etery. thence to Stivasr : pe, athe e; re ward» sr pe engrav- a . rey Tt aariel man ored “woman to. 49 want by ERS, Pea ae ia ee Ls % Dotson, de st on Mon- | SCHOETTLER =| to Buckingham” from Ta a ae a 2 eee ae ou en to O° et tae th private —} Sa ot oe been U mond Dotson. oe. Bee ieee nae Yyenevieve tindet_pleise" prose ‘Forest o8iT; teward. mont 116T._ care ten. basa 1748.06) | OUSE Girend 2400. “Faas, Rutger. a Mgden Unc sd Bischert). vole hoettler “1 t st, bi Eine wish: ceelera | Sone ee IRL— , — her 90rN oO ved (nee ween ack 7; re SEMAN— hone Bo- eral Neat co | Be NTRS Sete tea Butantie:, and mogher" of Thandor Fae eek ah | Ta oe ie ae” | eae | will be taken to 1 venus and Clava, Schoettier rof ‘Theodore | Far atatt, Side ‘of street, at “about. 6 _lajete ay, "phone Visor ah, HOUSEGTRI—aR by neato yc et | TORRE ‘aula. es eu = o Kej he years 2 er, at th a | GOLDP N. Kx about janito — Sit. by 199R La- 814 eneral “Dw neat colo s, Ii} ue By, BAC Fune months e age of; ¢ TECE—L . King’s high- | = r, porter or ‘hous “Rafer: fessewors: shone Bomont Boat : house Vi : ral and 17 4 on, be ost, . “Hai Fagnorter& Bouseman,” Ww." Siuer, a : aa . = (Pas ex da will t ays. t twee $5 ton ouse m USsSEK ont 2060: n . ae , y, Jan. ake plac Seas aasaeaee gent Browns. Meters peed. man an as EEPER i cs ee Dn & Catholi 12, at 9:30 e Wednes- | HA Monroe and Broad e, on Madi ored, R—Sit. b W. Mille house; —Sit. wanted : Bs m., G n. § e Church a. m. fro NDBAG— : way. Return ed, as janitor; no ch sh ~ eh eee TS jaime Foo - ces; 2 AS Mee isbané ores “ b1¢ at Ste. G m the opera gl Lost, h urn on place. or: no ch married Hou x D-6. Post-D or self and m- tch. tie Selt: U ; - he TWELKE enevieve Sund giagses andbag, mont 14 1s N. Le ildren: man. col- SEKEEP tepatch. hus- td. é Shas P ‘ A © , JC y nie R-- " ay n and ke containi Seek Siia Laltingweh? phone Be an ER—Sit. $4 ~—Must n : * ge Tene . brother of M: a { Monday, J Entered into Bide. recelve a Paty MACHINIST— gwell: phone Bo. Ce ee BO Werk tem tae RIMPE! 0 aim arO¥ _ and Ne ichae : v wae rs of her ooha 10,- 1910, at Roane | on HRADLTGHT—t liberal phe dth a: ° OE akan oes eral repel’ Thoroughiy a e Bo- poe eee Gall 4 house i ente th Wed (—To Olive. answer ent J 7, Ae ae 8c —. es a * oe ~—n nie mma C r, at New H omé Imar 380 —Lost, h rd; Cen. oD t eady place mainte ractical wom AN—H ston ® ; learn tand, ~. ADS GIRL Wid.—Goo ‘ Hg une . son y ae nan on an ousew TGF shoe ; " “ia i 4 Fas, 1. | John C. Twelker, aven.. Mo., | a. 161... Fo eadlight f 2. Egy Bice Ag Waa Ts Ma Tri with bab ork Ww 4 W wor tgom- 1 "se e | UF er of elker, and wife of Easto month all —BSit. e, 913 ts “Gaara oe ne ot brok AGE | chool. 4834 ier Bes family BOF DE b of Lillie, A nd beloved = re sg Retu a elevat wanted b Madi- EGIRL— Mrs. | SOY old. ers off a ar NTS WwW ns 2 r "enue, to St, Leo’ nce, 2707 ur, Esth manda, Ed moth- Psice cage © 18 Pisces Wie ont year ot ete | ee ir sae Box A-185, Pi hay nc ay r8 WANTED. > Calv st, Lec Sort Wesatieas Elsie, wast, Wil- | “aGeeseat ard 8 Pierce MAN—Y oF or porter: tet. bon (| 16 Ne Letting we neat youn ber. ee ee 65. Fost-Dl wed. Le aey : . hurch . ) welker Vernon, 4 = cre Lost, Bldg. and ki oung m er; ref. B man as Leffingw rl. Phone B s colored Beitr nar nar S 720-01 on —Bither sex, oy mete hance té Funer , at the a nd Wal- scent setti 2 dia 3 Tar oe RN poaln ot say HOUSBEGI ell av. omont 145 Wtd . Ninth and Ch 720 O Olive ly easily 1 fo 8 : oie on¢ ond: in N al from h ge of 48 yea 3017 a ke mond lock (3) | MAN AN e. Box T.1 P segs e eral RL-—-Sit. w 8} quire P Tapert amy) | AG Oliv: mber of K. F. M, St. : 1 = or roe ne Betis wk kee Teg cacy oe Bil eal tare wtesk Blower Os. 7 * ooh x ‘0. o% ‘ : m2 cy. ° . , 7 at ak a Mo., on at df ac A Sea a ter ry eh Ingle diamond, errs eae a Bees y to Se s ae * — Blower Co.., soi i ~ H Nec ae & pe ry ahs a_i. | avy, L. Ae Se: . pseph’s §& DUE on (Mo.) , M., c at, gold | . to} furn Beg sob st. wife; cali} 9° OMAN—Sit, - with some lea 3 ey Tt a Shen i 08 is ’ SOc ; . papers 1 pictures: ontaining Rn ay with (5) lo ace a wo er reliabl Jan general housew ay colored 916 exor, rn machinists’ ” ‘al jon, 17 ied zee "9 ; td.- re Dal.) par Mopac ease copy. | Fam Rs BOK sand gentleman's _low_preeture. "Box places iicennad. to slaniea Sl, i8i8 ldare“a eapan | BOF Wea By in ‘small work preferred “ones | SU en es ; nHnlea se — - r. b i rn 4 7 a : : iad Fred Wi Jan. 11, 1910 into rest on 0 EY Delmar B444R. BOTS foseape’ tah 00a ost-Dispaten. (3) colored gi Sit. wanted b rent East (e) none mee —Los 5 en, ae match. (3)) rl, gener v nea depended ants, St. Lo — husband of Lillie | inte rest on | "ton, oF jn Gutve ars eine ee Shee Sear washing; good references, Wri t Southern} Bast St | Lous, company, y, dan. 1 Feldd nd of Lilli Quitzow, beloved ae one S on Delmar MAN— ine Phen! Bousew = *° tee "Ee ate Tah cate eT: eg wr PR ae pre Piades” “Y eee en) e von Quit oved .; $100 re ar, Saturd and Ha mi Sit. wa ne Oliv ork. Jo HOUSE rite 2881 om ting, an erence and "thea f : in-law , our beloved zow (ne MUF ward. Box ay. abo mij- an: now nted by h e 3015 n- GIRL-—M Law- CAR Box Ak Address 1 age; also i. and father, f e;| if bro aa “at ow in hard emplo onest, ear-old other wi REPA 4, Post. Disp own hand- oved short ill grandfath ather- spe terete in Rand" Roaae tng Base Bit 980 ee shes pla a oy FR ag AN— ouse ould Wl ° * moth respectab ce for full 8 he tag : ¢ nc : ear, ness, in his er,’ after a CKLAC ge ge ho pi nye Rin Sit. b hoe ee Be Boe 4 80 er has t le fam 6- ull ti wanted —Only ae eight lac E—Lost ward to tend y rellabi 2, Po ition fayette. 0 work; ily to mon tie e, ne at experienced 0 Funer y-fourth oe teal lad on furna e Sou st- on | HOUSE call at r » layatt eady emp! re : al Bai okee y’s dog- Rimage Mla eh Bi EEPE once. ules Hi, new ployment; , fam Soto Suna ba residence, 424 gon: iP ane 0’ Fallon and Cass erat neck- MAN—Sit. illips, 1518 Dinnt man o> ae Dae wanted as ule; ‘come ae “a ed; aaat tbe ye draw "7 sider at 1:30 p. m on Thursday ae vo 5 “i Eee sewers if Cherokee _ ree ons around sa > a e; phone | _ small onild ne. ob ad small Po ygeen tawa, K no strike. a Brae so | WH ’ PERA av. red to C. E., Yikes F yo HO a s to husband or y I 0 (3c) o GLASS Cc. E. N hs n. Address ung ma HOUSEKE lox H-109, Pp us 4 (8c ‘ T™™ ; pera ES—w ’ , B hn to ti EPER—Y - ost- t-Dis ori D . “ane ne’ . 1910, RE—On M an cae field gl ill _ part and Soul Ww. on as house oung la patch. ENTIST ie oo li hew of Whitmore, aeeé Jan, 10 retiirn and the morning party who found | a reasonable @aaea. t *1 Market et.. contro BT hn Fg DRA uae —1 nes | : Me HE - ae mother — im, ede s Chirch, eee place of store, “Gr 2 cand Sunday eveni (c)} \5 ' 0 Locust qaneees work. T. 1 r “CNet oe ee Rg Seep CLERK Wid Reet tered ted a ; Be 7 iiness, Otto tw age boul hittier om St. ‘eee porate. Add ‘countér” " pe deg ye “AY reference city’ expe clerk; 4 ci od , > ‘Clara Haeut cars 2 fhonths dag 12, a evard, on street an —Lost. £0 Aress ward. Drug perate. oiuntie’ ans” Ghat Sp dig ree . Sores tis eee tee ady solicitors,§ © | : yet 4 - Ge ee dee t 9a. m.,, to C Wednesday, J d riward If routed to 10 Dolman st | MAN Add. J. Dave man; atenay in lunch ing or ere Ro Ba colored (8) must be eT oe oY od 8 canvassing BS Pao 6 “Reet al an ed pin in n y in ork, girl °" | ee - a a Ge Tr (nee. a sda > vary Cemetery. oo ape hand- to 1485 D and jabot; re it. eee by = 107 N. _Brotawer cre Wainut. S; call or ah. age, Be 7 rienced; mon clo, #01 t aes a. N Fee 3 et - 5 @' - ‘ “ aH n : Bcd bg a Pr o . ° e ete 41a ‘ = = ” roe MOE ye oh cape Thad Rev. extend rhanks. IN—Los ngton bi in te it. wa an st. “anythin ‘ amily; m sekeeper or ed by iecqnainailil day, Js Gaye Ss Rev. P our sinc Fume 66,” th Tt ets mest nuriet, ber ‘Ee eees se oe ae Ss — fly resi a | lace on Tt friends” Tigen for eg thanks to th Granvi 08, Dot aban Schoo! cla give reterences. Box Bboy AE doh (68) LADY— a6, Tost Crepe Rap A Ms a NGINEER Wid. s Be Nee daha dene ms"! Moan 2 shown Tap ebinhiven ee also es BS ae wethnndiectinemeeiate -| WAN—Retined —y Box Tene, exnerience: man lady; —_ pag ~rdaeny by ch be fad? Box H ne Se gj, state age as for small ) stery. Re: tos ag te OL early :belov Iness and pathy| E g, between nh, feather sh tring: willir cHauffe ried col 58x) | Toa -1 Post: wok at once: -educated| 9 R W spatch. wages want 2 ca 2 ed tc s ¢ . nc : 6. Jem nbach; aby mother, death of Im; reward. ican ane Ath ape. 3 inches a) aiacalies age Pe dg te gg me ispatch. anything. eer Fiusooneed sh ‘HANS we wine e> Thue beautl: f th on Geyer or] man and wife a $0 housework. LB. Wi Ee seo mote ae We = ADDIY engin (o electric. aut esp ia ee snaar be | Be cf i Fhe an, ene wife ar Wanted, w (3) | LADY —S : a: ae oD Mn Maryit o} “and i gt : dene ne F . A. HA pee yd epmaane BUP gs. ‘Main ‘st. ultable reward; — 108, Post-Di round private piace; wane eaets Rane ot tckian tan oF | Associ fee at’ ¥ ryiand. Hotel. en merrenage OC Ue Devo | GERAGHTY, BPE for taer pa A return io] with est ni °c amet ogg Bee oe oe he 2s chureh PR he , with tools, "A weg: « LADY—8 ae wee ie HE Sr UGSs Ove. ; ~ Church, ith ot te | Worest 281. gf Odortak DA E—Lost, s th to 2407 | __8Y.. Dest references, wa ristian vg gene lg ot S541 Lind between. references need eats avenue therar “pe x OR | on P mall green .. East § iMelhichan 1set c — t young lady. { . nea ai avid) N Wid p and 1 nea ee nu 2 nit; ey 251 Dod age or J purse irl’ MAN—S t. Louis, ekey, 1321 han office; sit y in ph t. refined. llc ‘ a. mi. i _ Dat ; AF si Ae ges are = MHOWT: | Sonam Lost Boniey oo Grand car leather Ae ae ml. Gieweines | Boz! Lich eave deoiena ek pieas- Ne ae a date and tim t . : Lost r. Reta die-aged ted by (4) | LA 29 Post-Dist desired dentist's ca Mfg. C + refer ; ounced late ne Tyler AN ae : 2 be Sunday rj} Race an wat Hila Ali eigen ay ($) UNDRESS—S cS Seneee Ses ae o:, Main s ew York, wt fyler'1706 | 1416 St. CO AS Brinn lial hace and yard: good reference “ Fae RE f wel By ie) 4 » @nd M OS athe “hica wes Louis . st. cifix; reward. car. leathe y. 1 se ch. references. for fur. | LAUN in Webster colored | &g " apes ree, lt pay adh py nee “st Av. Central 5357 . Purse contai ain chine an young man Cee rates wena Sesiae toric | oF sale canon a ee 71: ‘ asses n. hat SO Ate dental on de eet ee Bast stort bas ow to le with some LAUNDRES ng to take h _ n, raining “ve ¥. | Roticm oF STC LDERS' MEETING — Nanette rites Jeera, eqeomgbile ry Bt el ig ainelictine smal: wg wn Totlc - | Lost. puree. containing a ae Re LAUNDRESS—Colore isonivcka ZiT | ee ae nd b = SB meen: 17 ting ‘of ¥ Re MESTING ee rt seen Fienui ete al ee dpince ‘with eare taa LA oye meek cut. sor ae. erences required. Ww boy: : Pbuahand! cerutnee | ity i Sobrs Sean Pein yeas speak” nglist paTeon Ta prcery | — bundles to being bom andreas wants Arat| wor —Foquired 28 Washington terrace, 1 aa é Bt. Ent A tactile to AAT a OS Ta ee f. * i dae ¢ x it. Louis N. Broadway, ew apes vatare th Ads Goeth a sae SANS wanted i. German. Box ane 8 “1 home; phone: , small Bite ane babe ey ay : ; > 8 ER ort ea encemiaibed 5: r — b te la mon : 1dl * . ECTA ussell a ’ or speakin y a Ge (4) a Ea t 1472. xc ~} the foren with aces go caer Da een oO PO don od in Fhe ge man page and En- a Pho « Bom c ° i2 on, It ‘ for Anderson. ent CF mold epccn "bis du sequaint pretzel’ fact ba | ress bomen + See ae EWELER . ‘Tei >r Rates: NIN FORKS—1a e Central 5225, —s WESC ER SIC inted with et oF “tae: ba =e ae -: y colored laun- : d.— ESTE rie ee a Pa — ms y et % : ee or Mond nd_1835R, 8, gastos econ he Ree | ce ene torn Co., 3TT on .. Ali Ss . stockholders of the Laclede aed. Pe vaomia OLLER—sit es K no objection. “H. Hed on ‘ , grants money. Cy J ae 4 a Al ¢ _ th Pa A tot. & ss t y's watch, ee. Seca ae giles oF electricia Bard a ce and As . a SAL re. x ' joninl © : : | oul 4 Fre rat en 1 day. ¥F ore one Pe eee mono- i ienlleadlirinial won Se arene a by. mperiqnced | Sol : a 7 ie gM ohn | - | Title, Guaran en Sere are n South} Painter; ANGER—Sit. Webster | "4, UNDRESS Bre Gay; est ref h car | | ake a : o'clock m. A : Bia Satter Braco. to “cheat Bepmnsa Wega Fin wages! hen tocla, and 6206 ‘Well Wants family washing t + he f 5 2¢ fom th ..&. L. estnut NTHR—W nney. s tools, Ad. | “aU erences; send | ial i 3 Mark x lan. 12,4 meting of he bh Sear ee LOCKET—Fo Ee "Eve Ss See Sst Ea ona ma Was are ash Cc Cemmeter hurt DP thenc Realt y {o.. fhe stockholders - a ay nig ight, was, locket eae ome PAPEREANGER 3 for, consonalite * fe a 7 aha home carey or arin to work MAN wa wagon; ; : rrr Srangsction ° ir a. of peokent 7: Gr Searie oP g pane or oar “Heal ‘paperhanger. paint experienced, (4) Wednesday: good | Remon 1157. smnall a some cuanan i the to rly co m INE spatch ;| PL wages. er and prac- 19 good | steadv ei ait weve wer sirea aie ore achine. —Found. sUMBER Box T-1 carpe = 1 Lawt aundres place f AN AND noes ¥ A 4200 gece j pl —Pos ~ 60, P nter; | LAUND on av. s. Ida B or t WIFE n TICK Ss. B ric mas- umber; ition ‘ost-Dis. Rbss— , Bomont ry; ma pal : tw ‘Pr — eer £ eamite, Beceem: me odor, "own b 3o t n mu To a. m. y _ Bt. 6. as Matinee and tend’ Th Sst Dis or lima foher., Ronual " Bammane bower cam atte rel jee aE. Yerba Atiest: Ww. Mo. Des W LURKS. sz7A Coleman. Grand, nn SR cad oar arta oe ent. Box. T- n give reference. 4120A AN Wi — Colored: Post-Dispatch, y, © a y, Jan, rter or y midd F lat 129A seman a ot Or 6 ST Dec, 22 "1909. t. ._ Call at 4182 oe «agp — PORTER — 190 work. have city ‘refer: ae Trnredays out; MAN ee r. The Virginia. Taylor tsetse and h on ay. porter want tch = RE omont ays gra - right. | Ee! : ee PORTER 0. Hoom 8 "si of any Kind; o day. Phone Foreat 74 epg ie = wen EN 121. Post-Di al clerical vaxpacianak: aa : Found B turda . as t. w . 22n 8 oreat 7482. go out A =Hiat Bode woman le jaye, Re. tunity a conte ig P| USEKERP 30 eton sa ore (e ~ ne | Gate O08 - $c) TICE iitek RTER—Sit. w Oy aed Ag a thss— hax. bundles Shane: position. ‘Monar man wh = iat car : we : ploym la colored m anted by ¢é er Wednesd Sit. by mood ington av narch Wai ent, goed e r otice bs Employment VV anted |** laundry; can an as BF ny nn Sou nard. ay and Th colored lau MEA at Co., Se - é BRS santas 8 fone Banca Mm anted Hes oe eee fee a "s & ; ae eee eee see mei ey, 2708 undress { osition b e td. Ps Gra q tanoo ry . ee f ; AN itt. OPP LAL LL ALLL LLL LO” Print union; oofreader Pi Bom famflv: WOMAR As ne C . ad nity (c) %y ~ . -y i, Panes ; . ( e transaction of T ployed, de hte. taal Printer, 2337 fi Sonee, Ane A y Pa LAUNDRESE—8it ont 1424. neat and re- tor —s getic, ¢ ohne ; SARE PTET Tees er’ « pe such “ “ana esirés employment, Seanad’ ieie, wanted St. Louis. ress; and biaiee keto by colored laun- of 19 ‘and sic: Re rmag aS ~ iit ym bt ot = oe. a nny ADDRESSING—S as ent. | Bost-Dis eel velerens Ue, , Caperiqnens LAUNDRESS—sit in” 8981 Lawts py Meats A rp nd counti erat t z oat i gee sts Settee remeron Eee day. 2 fund nese. wanted by pane pnd | aft Ae : ot : . ome ress, “ } —~ -19, 101 Wedneed exve servi er -. Fe H. nie ju tan ng MOBILE M 4085 Broad- or “city quality for a. Scientist > chornenes Walnut st. E "4 ‘Thurs: R oh Dome. Pos 08 = bong sh TAR: | 7] Vice-President, were desired: ” oaala” and rome first- SHIPPING | ees » ar . B 3 Box D- capital thoro —Sit. (2) esley. ce enced ! “tic . Orit ior i : Sit. 59. Pb. in grocer! ughly wanted b LAUND 2650 L Mat me : mont one. | ~ gan jam min = Man, 19 wanted by y (3) Box es. coun experienced y shioptl: w RESs ucas. OFFICE Dis - . OX : th wit MS ts tian, 19 years old to learn sot isis ganar se tet emg ashing 0, ane i. wr x we School of Saleaman- | : ~/ |e ewee 7 c . , of refere wanted b ood INOGR “ salary. B enced ste oes wish S—Fire . CE Co. 24 and Vine da. ** O* | : = £ n r wish nees; ‘willing to good bart hee atte D149. PD) so ‘wathing aaa te sta wtd.— nd En- investig 3 ek eee : : TORRERPER- ss nage teas (aA Sones, OY Say. ironing to bring home D1 a a 8 to Tt ae of fruits ruck and farening es _Fovest 228 of ‘ pa jo ge Experienced — P.-D._ THAMST n. 210 &t ak Hungarian st | wAID ell Franklin, ome y-2 or ady alary ex = Ph, née ral io on}, | weekly; ne set of book kkeeper want Phone age ral Auis — eT want ae aps 77 d.— ee pateh. for ro liao onth with tithe wo and. . SEPER— ‘164, P.- - NG MAN—S 901. n with team. sy gags Pigg ogan at., be — gett Bids. stigate.” Peens | TaEGInL 5 Peter on ‘Young man. 22 ao ea to MAN “Si .- youn . 2928 mt Ba tween O'Feil ory: ' a waren : 4 Cuthesa lee “| gow bane ee ace flee RS Sead ba Peto, et i "ve | PARES mand ip, tiene Bai Sive nie Go| MOOREA : : ; nurse | PA av ; 2 and 1 Ts manne — seen ox W-188 Si erer, } 4314 st. Fe ERN Mi . ’ 1 = as enced; it. b 10 . pay wa ae et feiag ith pewrter, Al te SITUATION® WANTEO—FEMALS. _ Box tis. Past bibpaich OT eae cme rE 3 | TRADE SCHOOLS AND / ae ire . Benson, ; r : IR nt. r. = 7 bbe “™ - : : i ; ohr Sentral 4198 oF Vieto dell oF envelopes. Call 5 SEGIRI Sit. Haute, Ind Steel” work a ee ae vahias bee sir ear oe cel RE ae fsa oer ore by very li teel Ca nae oy AM 4 * : = oar offic it. wanted as (4 KKER Cook. i eer of phe nursegi ht colored, grapher. “ns Lr ea RS, Pande. day ward 10 years’ by pinrere ed or can. tale charg 4 t ceditiince or 1 Ay youns ‘ad ores AN old infant. ars old: Thornton a " Hotel, Wedee o- * Rie Sees SSL SORTER Wid Good porter Tor Barber ghey z b. 1, 1910. potereniven: ° wid, | GA roadwa Aa Mf large sigma: as cook aa DAUGAT R Wtd.—G ay, Tf. PB: . t. x ¥-12, P.-D want- pong ahaa. p, care 628 aioe housework; ER—Want b tools. 1 porter . ae aa RAMEE it."as cashier for u aR Want position | PORTE ar Soret tor barber shop: it owa av r MBERM e. Box Y- Caterer th ~ 1402 N a.--White a y boy, 18; w cy | maid AID—S 155. Pos op ‘priv te bra by expe Broadw man. store or as ho ould like ) night o % by H-90. ach exch ri ae “ PO otel 16 yon sid 3646. 1306 Wash, “shame OUR dressmak -Dis ; st ne Saban Bow and tend bar. ain man . by bo Bg Me ips i L ag * competent col Vea aa. . will a. PORTER Wid Ww | Rees w a of” work: |! 16 ag Sg org CHAMBBRM Hover,” 260 ompetent eos | oe 1 a or $1.50, perfect. fitti Poel. tend bar, @fg8 Mich! porter ae tl av. al = hainh ; gt: chamberngaid. : e. experienced SALESLADY—§ dway. y. &. AWillner Het 3 “ 4. PERE CRY Bucs ‘ork. . 3804. fo - ore 43 : “= io: —-- Fina ig , x We aoe eral oul . E ' ete: had = . : a _ Mercantile Libr FY cae vy and = or ee ae a am wine Bt yw : be | Maik aia ~ i righ sremen_ oy, 4 ys * ao” ok €) 73. — ev: Y Z ory ee a ok * “07 ares ee tins Soe, 7" ey oa . ; - ee a . - ee ae , Re a —— = "1 Warte Pisce! eens Bie pants Bac pees nt : bes ‘ M s is aie * ?P — vin ~~ , ts th a oe ing | Re a . 3 bee Ae = a agence? pate a : me ‘hae ages nt 7 fy by: es a zt p as, ; ms se hak Ree ty pee ses tia taf Fs ae ' bss ee % 4 . in ft, on a ite? RR 2 Mi eee «

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Lindell 681. (oe AOE ROOMS | FC OR RENT-—CITY uth OL LLL tt aE ar. EF RSON. 1606 Be icely a laun ndry: 1 month free: “all conveniences: sina furnished rooms, with board if paired ; plenty | SHERIDAN. $016-16A—-Large. sce yee conveniences ; os I" private family; rooms r ‘ight 0 ot water. at; conveniences; open; Delmar 2011. | 4 . cheap , 1@ Ne ge es ee ae reasonable. th; all convenience ING'S HIGHWAY, 800 N.—Two connec’. | SULLIVAN, 8808—Modern lower 5-room fst, ay. PE a SPS Fe PARK, 9817—Two en a ing rooms and board;_home cooking —_ all conveniences, newly decorated: — : 1¢@ & ; rooms; bath; lirht housekeepin ING'S HIGHWAY, 124 N.— pees ol thing nice; vacant Feb. 1: rent $30. r $8: ar wana | PAE ARK. 2 2340—2d-floor front room; saath nished front ew for couple or two gentle- i va fiat 2 ENTER, 2520 N.—Best new 3-room lth Po rn ’ ate family; bath, fur- t HORSES AND (2) men; good board; priv si ee city; every convenience; open, rent isp DSTEADS—For sails. 2 larvae 1 mr Ty | nepraiiicnad ceiueitietel oni

ADWAY. 2855 B.—Thrée rooms, furf win vm lete for light weiner ne PINE. $411 — Beautifully zores _@) nace: reasonable; Bell phone. . 1 single bedstead, 1 glass c e- i ; : eee iam e432 A ished sree room, keeping rooms: steam Sent “~— ouse- | LACLEDE. 3438—Gentlemen boarders; home| WARREN 2521.4— Modern B-room flat; sas, Brussels rug, 9x12; ene — 3200" Mor. one s 8 i a a ee with or without }i ht | nouselee in small kitchen; bedding la range; comforts; phone; steam heat; all “conven- bath. fixtures, Claude B. Vrooman gan st. 38% pp emen da , com- ; omnectin anti a Uk ainda D— man sa re Py day or week; clean, 0g) | rooms. completely furnished for housekeep- CAFAYETTE,. ~ 2140—Blogan Y sect > op light | WASHINGTON BL... 4161A—Beaytitul 7 00d condition; chant BTOTA Lee a ing; fine house and loca room apart t, st heat. ardwood 1 ge front room for t oy oll ee tion; terms low ms _and good board. floors, anitor, bot’ water. etc.; ; refarentte “folding beds: ks.’ a foe fae tot OF SECOND-HAND DESKS housekeep! , OOMS—Your owl LAFAYETTE 2002--Neatly furnished, large, | __ required: $45:" open, 1 ' Frantlin at t. lay, 1 OUTEAU, Ts07— Front ed ire at 318 Va entine. re, pereree. xc warm, front room, suitable for three: Taine DW T r sale; slightly used i complete tor housekeeping, $2.25, week: ROOMS—$ neatly furnished roam a ee ee Sevier ES POR REN. ke agg 4 carpets & in nd atoves; lowest price. : =r

hall room, $1. single room. | WALKER SHIRT FACTORY, Pr AUe Ganka cocoa can ahaa Ste: _floot. $4. “Central 9140R: Bomo n LEWIS PL. 9~Laree front room, all conv.; | AUBERT. 131¢—8-room brick house; all _con- ball , LA © rooms and kitchen, $11.| ROOM—For two ee let rentiemen. (6) veniences: hone Main ure of i Washington or Aub large front room, newly =. Faoally: excellent table, oops 831. v40; Key next oor: P fe bargain: no gealerss 21704 Pigg pie Two large ment rooms, . Forest 8849. ; 6000 ag ye", Bee ey as, WS one (ih CARROLL, 1715—6 cozy rooms a an — 9 eS ee Seen ee , “Large cmt room for men oF ROOM—Southern front room, private resi- | LocU ST. 8086Would board 2 or 4 people; } _ Ove good tenant free. Delmar T40L. 33 , ‘or room

near eal Station: $2.25. dence, Nar neecne’ Potente’ gentlemen; no other boarders; lower flat; convs. sage os $848—Modern 8-room dwelling. Pn 4 ert Beers, coum, death. A Pleas- pe an gy eatty furnished room, light furnished room, in @ pric ee sag 2 - eiaineaatee room, with 108 ie gteroene. etc. Claude B, Vroo a FURNITURE For sale, oak DE; _all_ conveniences; cheap. .(2)| "vate family; all convenignces: for one? or | mere lt tO ann board: ZHL, 6440—Cottane’ a rooms, reception| m6 tadie, Creeper, foid! folding bed," 2 mahog- CLARK, oh furnished rooms, gents} two gentlemen. Phone Lindell 645. MINERVA, COTES Urner also table boar hall and attic; water in kitchen; $12; own- — ) u h; reasonable. S—Nicely furnished rooms, gentlemen urnace heat; $5.50 w er 6422 Etzel FU NI URE—PFor ew’ flat venien Neatly furnished le; use of phone; Dak esadeendadinarecacaas 32 itadchammmenteniite all con and second a rooms; ail home convs. cuiet; Delmar 8817L. all conveniences; MORGAN, 4000—Nicely cygarenes. ie oreo. aoa stodtaiseet’ canton CofE Tne - aed Ronnerly. DELMAR 62 El b terms e. (5) et off at Plymouth av. rg nt SRA Riewangly Turnlenee - ANGE. 1405—-Two connectin front wer room and wcers: INDIANA, 2915—8 also stable an 7 a ‘ota e-- my room. Soe oo ae ae tae INDIANA Bike sccm cleo stable and , v yoqmas, complete, for housekeeping; fauna nary MORGAT. Giver ot eee ty ee shop. Kollas R. W. "Co. i1a8 Chestnut. (80)

vate home; water hea of tak pharge ¢ “giory rooms, firet- SALLE, 1—Brick seis first-class weainees, ise De a BL., 4122—Furnished oom, south: | _reat, ee clase board reasonable, 8s) SCAR” SEITE Se wad bet Tiset clap eT ern @ rivate family; 3874 Lindell NT. $220 —Nicely furnished front | MORGAN, 8618 Lovely font ity.” @) | condition: ; fUrmASe ants 660; basement On knowjedge. of wok on DELMAR BL., 4610A—Furnished room, Ca ae exposur (8) | Teoma: _exce.ient boar stable renting for $10. \ in basement, wan fast (4) FURNITURE For sale, at pA 3g steam heat. continuous hot water; “phone ey ~ Sealy Fe furnished fro : —Second-floor room; ood n_own handwriting, Forest aes (2) ae a oe weer MADIGON, 2009-11—Two-story ¢-room brick | nishing in 8

ferenc rooms tor ight housekeeping; com ot Wl i2ul- Ao: DELMAR 2687—Co plete! ol vate rhe s; plete; for two: also another room, water id: $17. (8x room sélection lights, steam heat, A 120—Three ORGAN, | 8435-—Well- ams dwellin eke shietdoow Sishers =e eontinugus Fool baths xentlemen or couple. h eeping; will rent separately; og at reer, with first-class , (2) ce, fixtures Modern From ae . ‘3 meckwear. WN. ’ Berg. 2) cane ait convenien RETR cc ark rooman, 108 N N. 8th st. Phones. Main. 598. ‘4 n oak m : 0. or, ie _p. Brewery st ON, 2705A—2 connecting front rooms, | gp io Niet Tarnished, Somntortae GAN, 4340-—-Two or three young Hi Central 880, (8e) | ce fro |

MAK = We 7 manna Og Nousenseping or gentlemen; bie front room; furnace heat, hot bath: - Bu tyes reasonable. "Box VERMONT eee eae ee aa | re te family; reasonable. (3) . tage; 75-foot lot: $18 to careful tenant, ny front room, light housekeeping; gas, het | 7 bro Comfortable, large. light ORGAN. Soar; ‘reasonable rates; couples -— post call at] = n use : : ; . : rst-class rd; reasonable ; . fal sonal ae ee bath, I aund isa saben et (4 &nplo ed: ac, ie Devers home Bund men for housekeeping; cook stoves; $1.75 (6) le; electric aaa byterian Church; reasonable; immediately. $4.20; Brussels" room rugs, in cea peared, CASH pas * eanente, 88 gol lver, nani acai i rn to convenes WASH, 1706—Large, furnished room, suit- | 0 : rd; Rome 8611 N. Newstead av. i. Pp batterae. $9:. ingrain m rugs, th eee ) 18 —— | (AMD me - ; e fade Ga | ely furnished room, with able for couple or men; also small room, | cooking, hot bath; $4 week, $15 month. _ ‘hw : $18 ‘mon FLAT .—Three-room steam-heated fiat. for rons and NICKEL PLATI | Pee ene womee rr. hroom, 1485 Cass. aes Trithout hou eeping; also ord ae SIssiv 7 OnIVe. pps es faa ang =“ Box H-17, h. (2) + rugs. were spring wi saaaen L ING. a ee. ae PRES PORE 5 naa fe ee | rooms. 6 WA cely furnished room, with per week; home cooking. furnish hed. STOVES F _ | MARES—Por sais. ¢ | t. Lone & am: | oa teaeee = ts , ‘ clean second- eated ; servi | ; _ -_— nh ‘ : iii? * ea Newly farnish od tae San shee” otente’ heat ; well-h for 7 on sues 2 excha e. for room; private pee Furniture a 71 et at. EHICLES— sale, and secon or;\ Ww rent sepa- | W N, Three nicely furnished | OLIVE, 4002A—Nice rnished with | ROO wt —_ iad loyed wants 1219- 1 ‘Sp ruce st., second r. ( —————————SSS Es antinenede : . od _neighborhsod. B) ms, a or without light housekeepi board: rivate How hogy bath hone; $3.50 le fou: St enpia amil : 7 eee ae bright room, for light $1.26 oe |. wen. ee eee ee a Porniture Auction WAGON—For sala, ove rnace WASHI BL., 4960—Exceptionall PGE BL., 4870—Furnished tront room for "—Tw ALL KINDS of 4 dogs bought and sold. | === 918A—. room re i Rie pice, front an and south rooms; electric ight, two or couple employed; beard, ‘e tional. peace Bk sede gy eerrhy -~- & ke Be rhe ag TRE 18 — ved New York Bird Sto 528 Frankli Ce lua ee eee fur for Soe sepin ; reas. ntinuous a water. phone (2} PAGE Bil... 5276A—Nicely ns lar Calkins, 4185 Chouteau av. : , SOwW-—For pale. 2 cow, B2eenones. IN iy © neatly furnished A $115 fied: $142—Large front front room, first-class board; reasonable. MS Wtd.—Two rooms for housekeep in ’ Your Sasa fl © fine fresh Holsteins. oma for gentlemen or edapie; light house- } . ais "haral continuous hot | Siqp Br 6 Sot ee ewish ntle- ; eas stove in kiteh@n: must ig en a furniture, carpe xs. 4---aoe isteins, with bath. (3) |“ “men; private Jewish family. h Side preferred. *| Stox ockEn & to attend th sale. rar KLIN. 2026—Front room. second floor: N BL., 4105—One comfortable | 5;qm BL 5025 Well- heated oe . PRICE | 5TO MOV- : hange. % Ol eens, (oo ee gen lemen or housekeeping: also hall rom. d- dip; ‘Teterenoos: with board; ai nished room; pi private, hi homeliie, : wry far | a i rote, Wage = For ext Den centaes | BOG | pile shepherc , &} BUSINESS “ > : rt : om 4 7 - i - rs a PS: ne Pwo opine: ale on. third . , 8147— abel rae a we ae roa PTT wi th pr 1 camil os wis oct ahole” pees , var ayes oo _ i Rave © oor, for ousekeeping; also on| room 656-—. n . oral 2. reas gh Oe floor. (4) nable. rooms; private. family: > wetvlleaes; M Wid By quiet refined lady, 0B. Carpet C. = gsze Fis i Pious housekeeping: i “a eae, re, .o- and lectric light, ky wih hell phone!’ wer’ Olive. ysekeepin ng: RUGS—For male sold. ae Gia eae ba ng; ea un- . . . ; s ; % E si? ; a = ie bie. ni 8) a aticosu bat water, hone. (4) th front —s ad Sa Sy | ee ost-Dispatch. Co ms Olt " | or sale, male co P Year, 0 : Light, an P. rpom ow Bie - io ee front Fore, ple; phone, plano; ROOM My eo eg rip ne cme gy - yt ay room, ; L ay used furniture RGAE leodomia Aa : +) Py is ep- n Pp one; ia) 6: ele- wg - . free —— ? ne Wee : ig iE experienced shirt CACLEDE, $010—Nicel =a front room| __ rooms, euitabi ig sugekeoping has eat; all conveniences. ¢ wee aoe ne rah rooms and be tral (8¢ ne | ~ Ss Rt awe . oer mers +t0P high-grade stock} for light housekeeping; $2.50 weekly; hot WASHINGTON BL, pote Saath front ait on Bn. “upper. tat teed, $5. $25 or it Del- tikes re- |" ‘ boc ie tae a ta FOR. COLORED 8 pe ie Btu lephone; orman st. or ries one Main 261 a. 9. on ca 4408 kes re 2:30 ¥ S css” or ng rooms; house- COZENS, 4459-—-Two rooms, 87 per month; 5028 OLIV 8111—Three-room fiat, furnish ) Sentral | ~~~ . es children. “Furnace heat: lust av $4 per month. "Apply oy WAINOTON,.6 with aan na every convenience; gaa renee, first = q ~ * w ° 1, .

Abe a : table; men pre- Ww ’ FURNITURE Wtd.— iture, carpets, con- pekee 54 —Large fron room NN , 4 Furnished rooms. as. bath, ferred: 4.50 and . ay" a APOE, RRP TT ORT: sineesainstenini tents of Be th and i Free Shober, 4518 ee oO bath, both Phones. hot ce: private family; rea- | WASHINGTON, 8401—Stop here: and | PAGE BL... 5201—Nicely furnished 4-room | _ Page. or meee (6) ot water, furna rooms sonable. Lindell 8679. (*2) | board; homelike; nice "people; mode ~ | flat; furnace heat pete! in tlemen, couples. pie LD PL., 1898B—Compiletely furnis Pram vf E. eete—Laree d-story front ¢con- Two rooms in basement, P shipment. t Prisco: pri a al rooms: ing: * furnished exchange 6 : onl WASHINGTON. 8181—NI large rooms, rooms, with bath; Page and Wellston. cars: : 18 Delmar: Forest Del: e in every respect pigas, hot bath, ood Be ge and ironing; Ove) | with board; couple oor two gents; con om. $20. (3 maar Bd, ace heat. )

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jences; very reasona NDEVENTDER, 2917A N.—Nicel fur- Neatly furnished rooms; all}; .. a deat VA y ur- | HOUSEHOLD GOO INGTON’ BL. nished 8-room flat; all conveniences; phone al. kita: ‘Cent ; 2318—Beautiful rooms, veni rooms by phone or letter. WASHI southern exposure: . tral 5063. 40) pee re. B88, (Bc) » or 8; steam heat. Phone a | pM phones: reasonable. (8) Cen 18. Olive ) VERNON 4635A—Furnished flat, 5 light wya—Three rooms, 2A flaor OMS WITH BOARD-CITY | WasHINGTON BL., 4216 Nice, comfortable | \ tpoms, furnace, gus range; bedding, sliver; A oficss Brassh "BUi8 srenkiin. Bomont Tas wn, or 1118 Chestnut at ARSEN A—Neatly furnished | room, peak beard: Dassen eenvenienees ae ; For colored, unfurnis 8 car lines. 4 A Victor 4 2162 — WASHINGTON | Wien et room,| 10 LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES

and second floor a ee é sin with Bret aad ong, a phones STON lx } | BROADWAY, 7985—Good location for cobbler aLW ¥s phone us . dey. 4068 Baste Kinloch. Delmar! 42° i! ¥ “all conveniences. Phone A omfortable rooms; private WASHIN 82017—N — aan ee selling a Ree ae CL, Bell Lir 1 87651. (8) bee ” ly: ‘board Optional: free phone. Forest room, with board; ait Peet: tary ai BIGHTH, 417 N.—About 1200 feet, a6-Hosy Bigpest ite :

Furnished a conveniences; room. (¢ . . — KLIN. 8414—Excellent office ¢ . price for FRANE doctor; will furnish seat. lee hg ent ae wo te rooms, with FLOORSPACE—6000 ‘ “eee _fiote: mt a a3 phone Lindell | ist or aa floor, Ww ths elevator, ‘aul te ue : $219. let 1 BEARD grt singie single rooms, 98.50; use oes qeeTaTSerEN—Pt—zre—sessr-ecor Send cara SUSE veo soaeateamelldianeshdimentiatr r ‘ * 4 ae ae fem s oretbrences conn hee Southern house; living room; ofa! "a s an :, (4) | STORE—Suitadie for ary se. seen or Sank my Se ware, chinaware;, trans 4102 N. well eaten (2c)

CABANNE, 5800—Rooms, with board; steam Grand ay. L.. ° , southern heat, electric light; reasonable to perenne excellent board; iboned, we le. rota LL ae. WESTMINSTER ee ___if) ES AND STA BAN a ——7 ae rene room: Ph, Sib-—-aihee. . com venionces” GARAG BLES ome, south-front ront soem. : Linde]! PARK. 2340—Stabdle, 2-story brick. (2) s ——————OOoooaeleO =e Aa BROS, pay = "en bp - . ; ' + if it! “ : ; tions; reasonable. =e FURNISHED APARTMENTS AND |_sorth. ue exact ent iaes eves | ote TS WANT SF A for ho poerson and Eyck ee ee amal ge' ane ae Room and board for steam heat; n > . , : . .& Price St ue. ~sts a S| Uiiisotiieenitichaubicedetie ts care, Met = = ; aoe Gentral 100HR. ‘Boraont APARTMENTS AND HOTELS eaulte: wel faralshed ‘and’ clean —— APARTMENT—In the es itis eels tasbjons io eee

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esti hs pa amaeni gs ICAL WATCHES was two months. old New Year's day. in one evening in the old City Hall, a bunk in the corner of the harness room GAUL IN THREE TRIALS | und drew 2000 persons at $2, When Horn goes out of the stable at gprmet at the same prices in the | or a cigar store, Willie trols gee © ‘patisfied. those asked to build a new | rule on Willie and he is as familiar to ute Trip in Air. ns Willie promptly lies down and remal LOS ANGELES, -Cal., Jan. 1.—Paul- Ee Kaiser Opeus Prussian Diet. has other tricks of the kind that pet; part, with his peculiar series of flights ally thought very hard, if not imposs!- mination to oust him today from the He expects to keep him as @ pet and plane tent and flew over the huge and he seems deaf to all commands save sp :ctators. Man Hunt for Purse-Snatcher. in every ‘way, and says little, It be- negro purse-snatcher. on Thirteenth following Paulhan’s was the one with and their wives and children organized been repaired or replaced, and before around the American instead of the Paulhan’s flight yesterday took the pie. it. Nothing of moment had happened presenting a watch be sure rate ners e and reliable. It’s worth some- tiss: was upon the starting stretch to Willie is the pig's mame. He i © He weighs 18 pounds. can ate eg "a weigh ca is kept clean and the big stove crt tay ig Semenaaemadlgne 1609 Lafayette avenue to @ restaurant Spectators Cheer Wildly at as Mary's lamb followed her to. school ‘theater that “Pittsburg had not yet | the neighbors as any dog e . BERLIN, Jan. 11.—Emperor William motionless. At the command “ty! ie han’s debonair assumption of the hero | spaniels have frequently been taught! 4+ aviation field yesterday, has stirred a ble, to teach to a pig. position he snatched suddenly from them trick animal. At present no one else| -ois stand, dangerously close to the those uttered by his master’s voice. Glenn H. Curtiss, acacia rather than After Miss Minnie Rosentrauch of 310 came hown today: that the propeller street, between Biddle and Carr streets, / 11 he intended “to clip the little a man hunt, but were mre eto dark today probably the enthusiasm of diminutive Gaul. crowd of 40,000 by storm, chiefly because up to the time he appeared. = Maes and under all conditions that the open the international meet - with a little black chap with. white feet, and No sty for Willie. sis cozy little Caan by keeps Willie’s feet warm. to a little more than half End of Twenty-Nine Min. {O This demofistration is said to have | one day. -But Horn doesn't spring any reached the grand opera stage.” When ‘his master says “Play dead!" Sy kaéiitnted Dien. | sets up a doleful porcine boo-hoo. He to perform, but that it has been gener~/ +1. val American aviators to a deter- Horn brought Willie up on @ bottle./ 110, he swept from behind his aero- can make Willie do his little ‘stunts’ neads of thé cheorlnk ‘thousan de Ot theatrical, is opposite of the Frenchman Caroline street had been robbed by 4 he Gamiged: when he eafayed ¢ fight Monday night, men in the neighborhood Frenchman’s wings. That propeller has the excited throngs will be centered Paulhan Is Dramatic. of the dramatic setting which adorned | melect one that is absolutely ac- Promptly at 1 o’clock Glenn H. Cur- in your pocket is waiting to show chfistening fifght for a new monoplane t face and tell you to the minute what that had never been used. Leaving the oe ere fully appreciaté what a i gimp ry ground in front of the grandstand, the | ig until you are deprived of it craft rose gently with a rise in the ground to west,.made a short flight up the cours¢, returged and alighted at the starting int.. The distance, estimated by the sates at five-eighths of a mile, was coveréd in 28.03 seconds, the great- est height reached being § feet. Next, Charles F; Willard appeared in his Curtiss aeroplane No. 1, and, after a@ short preliminary flight, attempted to circle the official course, which is a trifle more than a mile and a half in length. Rising to a height of 70 feet he Maintained this altitude until half the distance had been traveled, when his 3 f= ie. : ew. RAS | | motor gave out and he descended. iat ft =: js ¢ he match; for one- specia : eine ee ee a value, for TPES ee pees th: Wednesday at below | ata lr a ei), Crepe Paper Napkins Me ick ck Cj gi Coa eg ot cost; apariel price.” “se 8 Cx ra! Good quality Crepe apan Napkins; fancy edges; ex- eellent for hotel and restaurant. use; Wed- nesday, fdr one-half hour, per dozen.......... oc Wash Rags 8:30 to 9 a. m.— We will solace on 68c saie a good Turkish Washrag,

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