St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 9, 1911

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Ba iy foe peer, ph ea 7 ne co ® ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SMOKE PICTURE N ~ FOR IT IN HOUSE Senicinal Measure, Defeated for Engrossment, Will Go Back Stronger. From a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., March 9— : The St. Louis Municipal Courts bill, Which was defeated for engrossnitnt in the House a week ago through a com- bination of St. Louis Republican mem- - bers and members who desired the 16 St. ae M ioe ~ Louis votes for measures in which they Were interested, will be reported to the Senate: today by the Engr®ssing Com- It will immediately take ite _ Place on the calendar for third reading and final passage. It is the intention of Senator McAllister, who introduced the is ie ot Sie Pa ett « + an fe Mg Ak a eae - 5 er : ‘ oe 2 + ' = ¢ P 4 > & oa il * 4 — aac Ss, “a > Part Tae a ae} A _ invigorate and _ hatr and scalp. bill, to call it out of its regular order and bring it up for passage either Fri- Gay or Saturday. The friends of the measure anticipate POPULAR SHAMPOO BEAUTIFIES HAIR “At last it seems that a genuine remedy for hair and scalp troubles has been found,” wrttes Mae Mar- in the New York American. problem of lifeless, unattrac- hair and dandruffy, diseased appears to be solved. I find

| tia” a. these conditions disappear al- most as if by magic by shampooin the hair with plain paathrox - “To prepare the shampoo, sim- Ply dissolve a teaspoonful of can- throx in a cup of hot water. It ere en lather that 3 kes periectly and rinses easily. The beauty of this shampoo is that it dries very quickly and seems to It makes the hair ' lossy, fluffy and easy to do up. /The _ cost of canthrox is but little anq it has the inexpressible approval of

put new life into the}

For the Information of

Smoke Inspector Parker

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SRS ee paces he 3 ‘ 2 Se .

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} me no trowbie in getting it through the Sen- ate. When it has passed that body, it will be sent to the House. Samuel B. McPheeters, representing the St. Leuis Bar Association, in urging the passage of the pail said today that, from late information, he believed the bill would pass the House on another vote. He said several members who voted against engrossment told him they believe their obligation to the St. Louis delegation ended when they voted against engrossment, and that they would be free to vote for the bill when it came from the Senate for final pass- age.

The Greatest Want Medium in the World is the Post-Dispatch. It pub- lishes more want ads in proportion to Topulation than any other metropolitan

‘évery woman who uses it.”—ADV. ag - | oe: | ' a | : ers & Bro, Tablespoons (like cut); regular price $1.50 1% dozen; Friday oy P Saturday WW win cigs oes eve e 7 ...90c iy, Doz. newspaper on. earth —_— —

2th AND :;-BARRY ST

STONE AGE RELICS GIVEN TO MUSEUM Wealthy Collector Gathered Most of Specimens in Mexico and South America. NEW YORK, March 9.—A collection just presented to the American Museum of. Natural History is perhaps without a parallel in the world. It was gathered in many years of travel by D. C. Sta- pleton, wealthy New Yorker, and con- sists of more than 100 specimens of stone seats carved in the stone age.

cavated from prehistoric burial mounds.

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About half of the specimens were ex- They are mostly from Mexico and South with a few from the other 0. 77

ROGERS ~ 7 ae :; Ht Prices as will allow every one an opport . ; ' ‘ ’ , ; ‘ iain ee a ad ‘ % PLO AD BR ae PS Sores ait aoe MS NS OS En ait A, oe Pa SNe oe SO00Ge eeas abe . ogee SOS Pat? 2 > S: cata Xie OO ‘ ‘ es Ae Ses CREST IR nO rage. Oe i cs SRR BRS a ECR BS wR IR Sonn CES one RI “ a os es Peete i P ; POSED hie Der 1 EE 4 wa ; : = ee eS. Pa. da Ax , + ‘J ie a i ALA ae "y ee ee oe ‘ Ase AS eS t ery ee x’ AD : SN 4 ee hed ~* regular price (to match Rogers & Bro. Berry Spoons; regular price 75c; Friday and. Saturday, at..........

gular price $1.50 "% 3; on sale Friday Saturday at......i. 90c dozen Forks (like cut); 4 Doz.

SRT aS ee We) ipo + eee smeeyit 2 tae ~~ a a yee * (te ~t ante i 57 ‘ ; oS Pa ae a ae Poa ea 7 55 . *”, x ¥ ¢ . .e.. ey ; « « - , : Wy SAA : Pil AS ete ae. “ a% a - -. , ~ 7 ~ ‘? . > .* . ia . 6 » > . - : ; Ps , , . « * . 4 x ae ¥ Ay ~*~ ins tn . > " » 2 . - - 7 . SOP LIES LOO LP LEI oe Nena 4 hn eo Pg aT > ee, ware’ Bet price

Ree Re eRe . Pre ~ ‘ vamos a> 4, } S ro. Child’s Silwer- ante Friday c Set 4a, “J a. Rogérs & os Sugar Spoons (like cut); 5c; Friday and Saturday, at..-.... ‘l7cEach BUTTER KNIFE 45c % Doz. “ " s .

l7c Each above).... 49c Each

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$4.98 Set NO TELEPHONE

THURSDAY EVENING, MAROH 9, tet’

Pinavd’s Extracts Gallet’s Extracts (odds 7 ** (odds and ends); per OB. cw avchvedcanataaeeee Houbigant’s Ideal Extract; oz., H - ¥ bigant’ Ideal Extract; original $4.25 package, for. .$3.50 Kerkoff’s Dier-Kiss Perfume; oz., 96¢ Rieger’s Flower Drops; bottle, $1.50

Miel Gioesvaeaat per On.,. .8L35 “Fatoff” has given new life and of youth to thousands; Is a pleasant external treatment that reduces. waist line, excess fat at back neck, and all rigs parte in an incredibly short ee 4 es.

Peerless Housel Rubber | Gloves .vec«

$1, $1.50 and $2.50

We expect soon to be ton of Pap ie A week,

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