St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 1, 1911

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5 — — * ea —â — ee. — NON RIE — —— RATS SI ROY ROT yee —_ — — Fe OD: +n — — — . ‘4 ü— SOE NSO ELA EIT Pe ee — sa Ler + PRONE er ote ca RET a oR SES Es. aa eae 5 AA * “ara any. aoe Cee ae , ee * , ‘ye , J (Poy Ge eee Ps * A) J 9— 2. 3 De “> Ais ai it i - Sa a + > a 9— — Ped * “Bottom ‘row: Poul Conole, Mrs. R. E. — — Re ‘e: Englemann, Mine —— Morgan, J. Clarke, | fs ta Evans, Mrs. Nettie Mis r, Wiliam Devine — te ‘ F Nerry Time at Mrs. Bogeinietia’ S| Holloween Party in a Oe Madison. * ————— * party was is elated. over” th. success of her novel - and said she couldn’t: see -p. m. F their La of a _ Suit, and ands, — — ‘ish matrons, : ———— the guests. filéd-into the] —* which was gruesomely lighted | — and “candles in Fithian, ae hanes — OER

¥ 3 Ye we i " &® %: ae berger, R. B. ‘son; Mr. and tras: — Devine, 137A ‘Third street, Madison;: ‘Mr. and Mrs. R. iC Englemang, 135A: Thira Street, Mad- ison; Paul ° —* ‘Pourth street, ‘Madison; Dr. | — ‘Hamm, | 41430 «Third street; Edward. Garmon, 1434" Second ‘street; C. Coaker, J. Clark and ah ‘Nettie. Brooks, Creosote Inn; Mrs. ‘Reeves, Colorado Springs, Colo, ; Mrs. bes F. Lionberger, McKinley place, Madison; J. Turton, Granite City; Miss Elota Evans, National City, East St’ Louis; ‘{Mr. and Mrs. Karasik, East St. Louis; 'Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hays, East St. ‘Louis; Miss Myrle Bridges, Paris Phil- ips, T. Taterose, Miss. M. Kraft, Miss L, Morgan and Miss F. Morgan, Miss Goldie Green and Edward Jackson, East St. Louis, Miss Roxie Burton, Madison, and James —— Madison. ' Mi Refill Your Own: ‘Fern Dish, _Kétns ‘for Fern Dishes, Tomorrow, [Geto * & Gorly, 7th and ‘Washingt =| Mitchell Insists Harmon’ S Friends Ran Committee * q ————— * From Page One. day’s meeting of the Stae Commiittee at Kansas City, at which I was. elected National Committeeian. | There was also some bitterness, after the contest Was over.. Senator’ Reed declared that my election 5 step backward, and that I was oné of the ofgamzers of she Steel Trust, “As a”"matter of fact, I had nothing to do with. the Stee? Trust, but wish Iqiad.\D would: have-made some nioney out of it. °* “I cafifiet tél} what, Missouri. Derho- ae the, water S delegation to. Gov Polk. Of one ‘thing I am quite — ‘there will be no ‘primaty to determine ‘whether Clark or 5* n hhaye * delegation. — “a State primary will: — ‘a — ‘deal: of money ⸗·more thén either Folk or Clark would care, to pay: .It m }be there will be so much interest in | the matter. thatthe friends of the two aspirants, will put, up” the “money " ithe pritageye sa Fk ke “The (rend “of. parte events 4 a ee ptinued RANT * eae, Neagle we —— grt : at. ; seen * * ES — Morgan, Mae E.. * —2 — e* Pee cat A ¢ oF. y tion in ‘the history of the Unitea States}: au : ae a, ib rhey Go, on x, — ae | &. : S; 4 4 3 * Me Pee . ee % ea. ae eS a — ip ce . . Pa, & oe ae es Bis BY Associated ‘Press. | tignting’ ships, groomed for’ ‘the formal @vent of the greatest mobilize |} Navy—inspection by ‘Secretary “Gedrge. .von Le “Meyer—swuh¢ at anchor: in’ the] and a? — — River this morning if. 193 * pee seven miles long. — ‘Only: two torpedo boats, the | Vane 4 — —— — — —— * — a amet : g is) { — 3 ¥ a : ss p —— oe 2 nd ¢ ag : | . at, *% —* SPAR oh DP Sa om. a aii 2% * 9 tte i ; ’ * # i ae —— — — estas” win alee TT 7 A ad ' PRD Bex 4, = * * § ay a .* . —— — fia” Aras h. oe aye Frage — I a : — Sige —S— —5 at. druggists. DO LA TARRHA a Dr. often. e —— | easy. to take that — thee as ** ee eke ge — Ee A ’ * Rs Reo: “Instantly \R — re eee * a0 wees ok on Se — RS: a a ode: ‘ - Pa 4 — * —* J iy Sample —* ey ee ae. ge ne a aes Se oe PNAS Per — it * Ree

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0 ——— ANOLE ARNE NENA SN ö———— ö LLLLE LISS II ON — —⸗— i — ee ee (Thy alpen “hee ek ae we ee — - we * ae oe * ne Folw€ ‘ — Oo~ker, Will Dr. M. Ham. 7 ne} Merry: Time ; at Mrs. —— Holloween Party ‘in Madison. ~~ | 1437 Third” street,the party wht ain, elated over’the success of her novel mtertainment and said she couldn’t: see nything wrens in it. Mrs. William evine a Mrs. . Englemann . ee gh ob gi ts helene ———— a: evening: * a er oon andthe about earing\not a whit fam Deyine, Mrs. >J. that I was oné a ug the. State’s delegatio o* a8 rf Nettie 8 F F, Lio cee * B. son; Mr. andl Mra: Woliiam Devine, 1437A Third street, Madison; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Engleman ison; Paul Connole, 1620: Fourth street, Madison; Dr. M..Hamm, (1430 Third 2: 4— ‘Only: two torpedo boats, ‘ou 9 * 4 * every ‘battleship now in commission in — ey eae F ad ; a. ‘ " 7 — —* Sige te * ok ks — Ce OS : ay of : £ * as — * a ay) * — as pts ay ve Ge v4} oe 2 . —8 ee ad ’ — = me + 4 y ox Si : eS a ee Aes “ iq ‘ a ‘ oa 7 ‘ we © 5 4 — 8 Se » 8 Pky 3 ae or 34 — p —— * “7 * J — Ps wa , 23 roe a § of 4 ' , * * . . 4 J ae ag he gah ea, ae Paes | by. * 8 . . * * A x er : ‘fear, WILL sees wit: View Great Array’ “of rats Hips io of — a; They Go Out” “to ©} Hé-turther said that), a. — dt met the defendant in a F~ Sea; Pay We Sk egg she was, — — ee as rs we S cs © 7 @ | * 61 ia wh gp ‘Wormen, ea aes: a ; i ‘ Pr 1 By. Associated ‘Press. by a im am: | but was. pa tare © ‘NEW YORK, Nov. Lan) eves i ‘statem | fighting” ships, groomed for dl a r “vent of the greatest — X we + * “ t foe her, sjettion by ‘Secretary * 7 it obthining an _engagemen ‘Le aeyer—swuhg at: —* and é sd thee — ended * thete | — River this’ morning in mar bs? 5 _| tine séven miles long. {| an@ . first unfurled his — the Mayflower, } ou. roth -¥ —— livers, then each flagship was to salute after — 2 : he made -his call, November . -2- OU will phofit if you uncomfortable feeling wel. open your savings ac- count with us om op | all have when we eat heart. before November fifth, - posits ———— or patore the Aten ily. * * apt di} . ‘ gestion of your food” beat three and one-half per , interest fro io first of ee month, | | “hii all ** — ph ES aa 2 * bi # pen your

amount of money Shields was to get for. putting over Senator Stephenson's eléc- tion, ‘but in that dispute you threat- ened to6*send Shields to the pen, and when 80 threatened Shields replied tof you;- I have» burnt, your buildings for you, have the, assessors for you, and committed ‘every crime in the cak endar for -you except murder, and if J go to the pen, you'll have to go, too.’ Did any such dispute take place?” “Certainly mot. Tf never had a ais⸗ Tt . pute with Shields over Senator Stephen- son’s ejection/"for_did I ever pay ald any money in gonnection with it.” The alleged. dispute between Hines | | and Shields ‘had been given to the com- | mittee by State Senator Paul O. “Hust: 5306 se as baa a ae. — — + * ¢ trick - = ne fired J —— a UF Ef ) , Sk . oR aM be — am * a : ao Jones F bam — ire | ot ing, Hustihg testified he had obtained, the information from Wirt H. Cook tn | an attorne Em: office ar the spring” lernor Thomas "Morris. “Sb got ee ite —— org — — liso aA Poslam re anit lates ger whether of * —*5 fe * ‘is aby mk — Joos We : 4 % — * =. Oh. —— ve ald pau ¥ ss 4 Dr. Edwards? Olive Tablets do 1 —— —— id iF 4 be * — es, “FJ Se y ie tn! BS eo

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ww down to my office.’ Austrian Cabinet Resigns. “The school teacher sent me down,| VIENNA, Nov. 1—The Austrian Cabli- * * — * — : o : Oo tical service * and I will never forget going into his xet, formed in June last with Baron aq office. He: wore very. strong glasses, | (autel véh Frankenthurn as Premier, was writing ‘very fast, throwing the} We firmly believe that all forms papers down as he wrote. I watched/of stomach trouble due to impaired him, and he didn’t notice me; so I went/| genera] health can be permanently up to him and touched htm on the shoul-}cured by the use of Vinol, our de- der.. He whirled around . in his chair|licious cod liver and iron prepara- at once and said: “What do you want?’|tion without oil. Its remarkable I said: ‘Iqwant that five.’ He said: ‘Oh, | tonic and strengthening effects are yes; you are the boy that does the car-| exactly what the weakened stomach tooning.’, .An he ga&ye me an order for | needs. 6 guarantee that Vinoi will 7 the five, ‘athe cashiér. As I went outdo all that we claim on — * * — ‘ton ix plea , 3 W, this is not your calling. di your money oesn’ ) te hy | — ae ' ® be a collector.’ So I gave| Chester Kent & Co., Chemists. For | Ly . 4 ett =D Sy ane Cornet Bailey “aa. up cartooning right there. sale by Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. » Bt. AB Wh 9 Bugis Corner Vista and News! i Wonderful - Career. Louis, Mo. sa : —B ill a ee “Now, —JJ stop and think of the | . ' “5 u | re of Chiliren Coma Daily and tat | cert ting’ He samy’ 8 | oo This roofing only borrows joubly Eagle Stamps. Eva 05, when he could grees speak the En- — CUNT. bag pS ery ; h ver ; 0 IDs. pu vesewsn bees — — its purchase prie-- — He just got any. job he could. He went | choice Sirloin pidpas 3 eee s an ed for ; : on’t ‘Bump. Re Wi ek os ee 5h eee itl pay, back every pentry, “Phi say. Hh Saale aa t. H ked h- 3 a small amount. He worked as coac | : ' you’ve ““spent money when you buy Sugar-Cured Bacon, Ib....,.....15¢|2 loaves | ‘man for a private family, teamster, | p q R P Y h * worked as @ day laborer, and finally (ate eerless Prepared Roofin ou haven’t. You’ve fit ee ' : }} just 7th h r Years of wear— i] — 5* ae * oe in “He was quite a chess player, and one | ju investé t ¢ purc ase price. ears Oc Pkg. Matches day he got into a chess game with Emi! freedom from expense and all ‘round satisfaction, will return what Preetorius and ‘beat Mr.’ Preetorius, who | Peerless Prepared Roofing costs you — return it many times over. |% ais in Stamps * ware fare * in was so much surprised that he became interested in this young German, who ‘ ae 250 Bi . Be a * in this way became a reporter on Mr. : | x ay, : 4 0) in Stamps with 1 Pais : 7 A AS ASA Y ~ er 8 a v

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Preetorius’ ——F and then he became a representative in the legislature. And hae he was a fighter all, the time, always | —5 Bread,..........10¢ having a —— All that’s necessary to ‘lay this — is to unroll 3 German * ——— —* “They tell a story in New York that | f —nail—cement at the laps, and you’ve covered your building- jf Sweet Rolls, ———— —— — — — Sd floor, | * W. cor, Olive & —— with the most wear and aweather-proot material known to science or : — a og — ** Pres ae = Ane Sead tee Horter threw wim through Telephone for Salesman, Olive 1020. the trade, _Why not? The makers have spent their lives learning - — ye be gate iBe the plate’ front of the Hotel. Atter- — how to make Peerless Roofing so it makes good on your bufidine, Oran Cream Cheese. ...,...5+. "100 wards he came back, and bought that And if at aay time, by —* chance, you are dissatisfied—well, your —— aaart — as eams hotel, tore it down and bullt the Chicago Nurse money is stil, yours if you’ k for it. | eee BOE. —— Redes World | bull ing, on the site, ‘the spot Cémé in ant Kad cat —— Peerless Prepared . —* Mra Pago aa where he was thrown out of the hotel. . agai See ia Stari anes he tecathe a Piparter He als Litt] e Tots : Roofing—the twentieth century building protector, kgs. Gok OR oo, st oaks Lat $10 a week he bought out two papers, | y ! : ; | teat re the Post andthe Dispatch, and of course | Sz Louis LI umber Com pa “wy ; you know the rest. He had the great- | . est influence on journalism in this coun- Tells Wonde rful Secret of — try. | i | cel ee Successful Experi_nce Heal “I speak of this simply to show you ing sores. ST. Louis LUMBER COMPANY — ° ‘What can done by a young man in | . this country who has indomitable ener-| What could be more convincing Main Office and Yards, 2509 South Broadway. — BRANCH YARDS: | gy, and who has fighting blood. L- have| than the letter of a nurse, in which | always Deen ja believer in fighters. . she tellg of the wonders she has ac- 1715 South Vandeventer Av., Easton and Belt Avs., — Av. “Take the case of Mr. Pulitzer, No{ complished with Resinol? ino] and Hall St., 6240 Easton Av., 3910 Forest Park Bl., 8313 Ala- : doubt he. thought he was-up against it} If the curative properties of Resinol ; _} when he wag working tor a small salary are recognized as exceptional by a, bama Av,., Chouteau and Jefferson Ays./'t and 6971 — — fy | at the Barrac t,| person continually connected with| ~ : . — skin diseases of every sort, you, as an individual, certainly ought to heed. ei ge — —— and advice. The last. ded on. * a ‘ ‘ fort } " cE —— been ssid wh ee —— have healed greet * een ‘sald when. your eh : Hf criend tells you that he 7 portualty, wears Rice & Hutchins , 9 * “MiSs M. SCHOFIELD, _ Educator Shoes. Do likewise and. know — shoe comfort⸗

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Perel tyme. ke sone y three years’ research at thousand | oa one 1: had} while thalr Seti Gare, Killiig teeadn.. ‘Therol Jwere five boat crews ashore and some| taken oty Papel — Compouind ts the re} a dol- not — in * treatment ot — x — * ee are cen l, with the knowledge that o other medicine made any- most — else in the world which will ss, head os your cold or end Grippe misery a8 promptly —— without any other ce or after-effects as 25-cent package of Pape’s Cold Com: ‘pound, which any druggist in the world can wenRly APY, OR IS IT THIS ONE?- THE OLIV: STiEET STORE ¥ 515 Olive Street - > of the THREE Judge & of the raiders opened fire on the Rus- sian rookery guards. One of the Russians was kitlea and several sealers were wounded. | An -arméd party from the patrol ‘eruiser. ‘was. landed after, the, cruiser returned | “ther unsuccessful chase of the runaway schooners, and 15 Japa- nese were captured. The captives were taken to ‘Viadivostok. Taft ‘at Hammond Dinner. WASHINGTON,, Nov. 1.—President. Taft will be the guest of honor at a dinnér to be given by John Hays: Ham-') mond to the members of the Executive Committee of the National Republican League in this city on the night of Dec. li, —— motes. here Dec: 12, at the timeof ithe meeting of the Nationai — in Committee. _ OR PERHAPS THIS ONE?! THE RABOTEAU STORE Broadway and: ng g rake Av.. Each store is fully . stocked, and: the — rae ea : “prices (ae will surprise you, unless. you, are —* a "patron of. Regular Price 00 | —Thursday and 9 ge Friday. eeeeeeees | Regular 600 size... ae —— — 9 cy * Sots 3 ! : 3; VRE eee —BRUG SPECIALS | ECONOMY PRICES _ —— ‘per: OUNCE...654...4 0 .MBe ‘Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine 32c iE 2‘. ———— Tablets, 100 bottle.... CSc pe ———— Por A eee ee ee Calome] and Soda Tablets; “ss all * ——— oe ——— ————— “Natura” Soap, box,, $ go. Ne ae ‘Tat Seap, reg. 5c, a £3 | Shaving Soap. cake. .5e 555* =, Shaving Soap, cake. .5ce ng Sticks, reg. — vee ot Shaving Sti ks, 266 ¥.... Colgate’ “Shaving Powder, reg. 50c.. ‘ : Cream, “pew. be} . bases se one ‘cakes for 10¢ ad a cake, 18e dy d Pay, > 15e Dis eng at Weekly. ~ Luncheons. ots itr ARE IN ‘THE LIST | _ Control of Corporations Second and Taxation is the Third in Order. ~ ” Inefficiency and delay in the ad- ministration of justice is the: subject most in need of discussion at the regular weekly luncheons of the City Club, | according to the result of a preferential yote on. 30 suggested eobiente that has: been participated in by 175 members of the club. It was ‘erroneously published Tues- day that the Democratic principle in industrial education was first in pref- erence, whereas it was last. The error arose from confusing the numer- ical order,. in point of preference, with the vote cast in the selected list given to members, The Democratic. prin- ciple in industrial organization wis thirtieth instead. of having received 30 votes, and inefficiency and delay in ‘the administration of. justice was first, instead of having received ‘only one vote. “Phe otper twenty-nine subjects, in the ‘order: of preference. were as fol- lows: 2, regulation! and contro] of corporations; 3, taxation; 4, direct leg- islation; 5, conservation of national health; 6, regulation of commodity prices; 7, employers’ liability, work- men’s compensation and insurance; 8, problems of organized labor; 9, con- servation of national resources; 10, tariff; 11, monopolies; 12, the public school system;.-13, centralization of. power in the Federal Government; 14, parcels. post; 15, national, state and municipal ownership of public utilf- ties; 16, municipal government; .17, child) labor; 18, Socialism; 19, dfrect election of United States senators; 20, marriage and divorce; 21, corporation influence in politics; 22, preservation lof life’and propertysfrom destruction |by fire; 23, eugenf€s; 24, economy in ‘administration; 25, eight-hour work- day and minimum living wage; “26, monetary. system of the United States; 27, the short balldt; 28, unem- ployment; 29, the Federal Constitu- tion; 30,“the’ Democratic principle in industrial organigation. Members of the National Economic ‘League, in a similar vote, gave first preference to direct fegislation. The next four, in order of preference, were {direct election of United, States sen- HAIR. DR RESTORERS ECONSMY PRICES —** Gray. Hair’ — 1700 pi ar age — ‘ou, ' Potter’s Walnut ‘Tint Hair Stain, . Pure pint —— Foie ie ‘Aromatic Cascara, 4-0z. bottle, sBhe - - $1.00 bottle che eeecee pe chee SOG o Fluid) Extract. Casenra Scgtnda. The Queen Gray Hair Restorer ; (bitter), 4-oz. bottle. ves eee ROC ~ B0e bottle, 386; $1.00 bottle. T5e - Pure Glycerine, large bottle. .19e Rochelle Salts, U.S.P., pound,.,.35¢. Walnutta Hair Stain. eeee ....48e Powders, 1 doz......,.;15e Scheffler’s Hair Colorine....65¢ £ - Cltrate of Magnesia, bottle..... 156 | Bland’s Pills, 5-gr., bot., 100... 21 The Empress Hair Color Re- uinine, P. £ W., ounce —— BO td EA ee | ‘Has @ very —— sale. We judge from the many ators, inefficiency and delay in the administration of justice, and regula- jtion and eontrol of corporations. The leagtie members deemed Socialism as least worthy of discussion. V. E. C—F. F. F. Velvet Edge Cuffs—Famous Flexible Finish on Shirts and Collars. Phone. Monarch Laundry. Leaders Always. — O wety Boevescccccccced The engagement of Miss Mildred M. Steffen,;daughter of Mrs. Carl Steffen, » boulevard, and Clark EB. Kopp 4 er City, lll., was announced Sun- ternoon at an informal tea given

commendatory. remarks Wwe hear that at the home of the ,bride-elect's uncle, t must be a very good remedy. It is "Jia ff. I er the Pure Drug and ; 5* eed und ood: act,...,4: oere rer es 2 eee eae ee Se OMY PRICES Seamiens Rubber Nipples we : so ety le; reg, 6c... * "tee be Miller's — pone « 78 Fri . : pf oeae erate: WHISKEY” ie ase le Nipples 10¢ Rubber pias Cots, et changed bis plans, can- domed | the reservations and te sill in Bt

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Mrs. Housewife— Here is the finest milk that ever came from cows. And you can have it every day of the year. Our dairies are located in seven northern states -~in the heart of ourbest dairying sections. They are stocked with Holstein cows. Wherever you go, whatever you pay, you never taste milk that’s better than Van Cale’ Water Taken Out % iewcobcanereaede se —— —B———— —D— cream. . It is 28 8% Butter Fat The milk as 1t comes to you is as thick as thick cent solids—8 perf cent butter in coffee or on cereals it tabtes like the rich- * est cream 7 tn cooking It gives rich favor to milk dishes cooking ie rarely tuore than'4 hating’ — You'll be amazed at the flavor which ‘Ven. To bring thie milk to you in an economical Camp's gives to milk dishes. ey ee. in moderate heat—at 125 degrees. This is done close to each dairy in a modern” plant, under clean and aseptic conditions. .Thus tthinde af the waite te eehestions Sean GO Then the milk vs put up in sealed cans, and then : When you put back the water, you ‘way we evaporate most of the water. Not by . but sie, whale seit ety Bare boiling—not by scalding. We doit ine vacuum, ° — * ee Speen: eae co Wyte tr a 2 — ee

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5 — * — a oe a ; | attend the State Conference of Charities i : Bosh * and Correction in Kansas City, Nov. 9-11. fate | ‘Twenty-one of the delegates are’ fro 4 @ m St. Louis and are ‘as follows: | ‘ ) | —* H. Hoimes, Judge J —— _. | Pollard, Miss G. M. Rumbo rs. -} — — aes oe ee vols . Glienn, 4219 Oak St., Kansas Rev. George Ri. Dodson, MW. willawt —— cies | bp i , d Mo., but.a f f th a Frank P. Crunden, S. M. Green, a ght to lay it” iets eaid ialehowng’ the, esteem in whieh Dr | c⸗u ES re om — su fferix ng” from © oy) ange. p Pepait i is held. ~ Te Lioyd, , Dr. William Porter, Dr. 7. J.) \% . lic constipation, and it is worthy lis mild, gentle, non-griping—not vio- ~~ athe ewig yom ces ear jlent like sa''s-or catharties. It cures 4 : S ANGELES TRIAL. DRAGS , Baldwin, Miss Mary E, Perry, and A)- i ny of legions of of reliable. gradually. and pleasantly so that in roy S. Phillips. A — — Ege —— ae cored haere nature ge ge its ———— — ti erage can ‘be cured | without . outsi ea onstipate | | : a 8 Ae ou may not. have gran owe cific. J mé rad tc neard | of t Pore, but do not doubt sAnyone wishing to make a trial of] wWILWAUKEE. Wis.. Nov. 1—Mrs. Venire Drawn Remain for low pica ae among" the most ee — ee ; rits on that account, o se|this remedy before buying it in the Lilian M. No Sivas of Portiant, We | Examinati on ithe store today ait: fay it-has not been blatantly vertised, regular Way of-a druggist at fifty). today re-elected to the presidency| | ‘ ; And remember, here a wool blanket is an all: wool bi aK of woo . : eaeld ‘very snevosstully on “prdwonte. 4 one Wallse, 2 large” bottle! (3. National Women's Christian ‘Tem- that grows on sheeps’ backs and not in newspaper pages @ ly—here when there is “mouth recommendation. Pai faniily. size) cahchave a sample ‘bot-|° ning ; F : — of 6ot blank t, it etl mix ey et n-filled, 0 or we o- * ‘it to their children today tle sent'to the home'free of charge by perance) Un 7 — By Associated Press, Ja thread. of cotton in a blanke is ‘a -wool- _ oy * Sara: it, AS their parents, simp addressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell,| T%¢ other officers were re-e INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 1.=Pos- — blanket in stock and in this store’s adve fe sete ully said. ‘that 405 —— Bt, Monticello, mu. RB ; session of account books of the Interna-} with this considered, the following prices will ee. aod it ——— i Your’ name and address on a postal $2 Fountain Pens at 4060. tional. Association of Bridge and Struc- . -leard will do. é While they last, 420 Olive, room 509. —“ — — — tural Iron Workers and other so-called — .98 ala ai 2 ; : 7 : cre eign ang Hehe am $3.50 Wool Mixed Blankets, $1 hand | | : . | The exact measurements of these Blankets, 66x80 inches, ane a _ | was granted today to the Federal grand) warranted to be half wool. They come in gray only. . — ee Ba ae * — 1 jur' by Judge Joseph Markey of. the | — Bor oe | | e pl “0 Criminal Court of this county., | $6 Automobile Robes, Special = oh Wage ‘eolors and some of them are 4 ee, Detroit © | | petitjon for use of the evidence] Just fifty of these Robes, and they measure 60x84 inches. The bess ERE Splendid Califor ee . ped in a raid on the offices of the] ¢ laids with plaid or solid backs. They are of good heavy Sreight “dey Cincinnati jociation at the time’of the arrest of sak “Gi cbautee to 3 all wool. 4 : They all’ measure 70x80 J. McNamara was made by Charles 509 ‘Washington ne Wear Broadway . Miller, United States District Attors}L~(F@ Special. ‘Choice of a number of ait ney, who set out that the Federal erand Californi a, Wool Bla nk ets, 8 12. to $ 18 Q uali tos, { pink or aie Mack and black border, ell jury is about to investigate information i ’ You : ‘i t t d Choice f All that John J. and James B. McNamara] — to Be Offered at $10 Pair tr. nre 8 ric e Cc e O and Ortié E. McManigal and others had These are good Wool Blankets which are made of fine quality lamb’s —* engaged in a conspiracy illegally to} guaranteed steam shrunk. They are full double bed sizes 72x84 ‘and 70x80 transport explosives from one state to} inches, and although a few in the group are’ slightly’ soiled, they are ex· another. : —— tionally fluffy and snow white. Counsel for the association resisted a 7 * crore ; ie ‘An Wool ‘ind Woo! the petition. Three-Quarter Size, All-Wool Blankets, $4.50 Pair | “io majority of these Leo M. Rappaport, an attorney for the Th re 60x80 inches, just the correct size for three-quarter beds ‘have a small portion of cottol $7 ).75 ‘$5 75 — anticipating Judge Markey’s! and oe ling “ig ‘white and gray with neat pink or blue borders. They are war- in the full double: bed size. AT ‘AN D 14 » made an unsuccessful effort ranted all wool and steam shrunk. and are bound with silk ribbon.

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| to ve the Supreme Court of Indiana county court tranoterring the books «| The FreundsFoise Linen S$ ale Continues With Extra aorci oF — Priced Up to $ 100 “The Supreme Court overruled his peti- : , | — tion within two hours after it. was T HIS is an unprecedented opportunity embrac our-entire sl. filed, on the ground that it had no | ‘ T lection of fine street, afhornosh ot —— and gowns. || Jurisdiction. Mr. Rappapert maintained: Chilly Weather — — —madé up in the most advanced styles—of the finest materials and pon nr aga should be returned to the} wear and Good Sense —— Taking eu) | — very effectively trimmed—there are exquisite gowns of chiffon, — Advantage at Once of These | a Le dies, steel re parag messaline, crepe de chine, satin and fine velvet and corduroy—cos- LOS ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 1—Ter Splendid Bargains i im | ? i .) styles, neatly piped -and Wraps at $35. to $1 25 i ||ATTACK CHARGED TO hae gr reget. — Ad , Men’s—..- .. 4 , wie large petra: A N extensive display of elegant silk velour coats and “Wrape=semt--* “THE. AX MURD ERER $1 Union Suits, 50c 3 zs Be Under 40 — fitting and loose ‘flowing styles—lined ‘with finest plain and bro- Women’s Jersey ribbed Cotton | _, Fine, quality, —— 3 ribbed and flat. rments. | caded silk—richly embroidered and trimmed—also extremely smart Woman Terribly Beaten With ——— — yeh pi rp i Gray and a fet, Se i pines 4 — — plain effeets. Blunt Instrument and Left for | sleeves, ankle length, and low neck | to 46; Drawers in 30 to 44. i Dead ; t Mt PI . 4 and sleeveless, knee length. $1.25 and $1.50 Uhderweat, 9Be $25 and $29. 75 Evening Wr aps 319 75 | MOUNT ee —— L— — sy rc ag All .the -heat- known imakes--Caog- e : Women’s , nd. Wright’s medium d . Circumstances similar to those in reé-| Uni edium weight. High | °** i an Of Chiffon Broadcloth—in pastel shades—lined through- cent ax’ murders in Colorado. Springs, Ce ak castes asi Weer hock, heavy —— garmen te out with silk and trimmed with: Panne velvet—also severa] handsome Colo., Monmouth, Ill., and Ellsworth,| sleeveless and ankle length. Gl see ik ee —— — mr 7 vated white Polo Coats—a — array of high-grade garments—_ | 268i — —* local poles * ead ee . — — oo ” weight: — —— —— ata very unusual low price—$19.75, , Ih committea sole crimes das the ge. — Pants—Special, -| doublée-faced cotton garments. Sizes | — t of Mrs. J. B. Jordan, found un ‘ is Shirts, ah to G0. 7 Drawers, 20 ty : ; Women’s. Swiss-ribbed Mercer- || 48, stots included. ° : nscious in her ho me here yesterday. ized. Vests and Tights, in white, > | se ens, Smechanics wite, yan|| Tink aud aky. Special et $1.60 || $1.50 Underwear, $1.15 avy instrument. Evidently she had The staple ‘‘Cooper’s’’ garments, en left for dead. The woman hadnot} Misses’ and Boys’— ° | Se bey texture, * —— povered consciousness today. It is 35c — 2— es Lope ae: * — id she cannot recover. ~ |. §0c¢ Union Suits, weights. Shirts in sizes 34 to the police today instituted a search|__ Misses’ fine-ribbed, fleece-lined | Drawers, 30 to 48, r Charles Marzyck, th Union Suits—pure white, Mefcer- | .. . ought in connection with the Showman ized tape in neck, drop seat. Sizes|. . $1.50 Union. Suits, 950 - Built to withsiand the | * | 7 irders at Ellsworth. 3 to 16 years. 3 Suits, $1, or 35c Fine quality ‘spring needle and snow, slush and rigor of ge? f| : — a Suit. — hee Wigs sens yeas ede tr winter wear—and look , 2 c i MRS. JANZOW IS DIVORCED} 75c Shirts and Drawers, 45c | SoM ileccd’ Bice pie * eoeed a . ee ee | | g° —* Boys’ Swiss-ribbed, _half-wool P J 9 ee es | Pee ay ee gp. Shirts and Drawers; natural color. ‘Main ana went "Bua Buildings.)

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Joo — Finishes — wveany 3000 Votes Ahead of . _the Incumbent. — — * |New Voters’ Favor Is Eagerly Sought, as They Undoubtedly Hold Balance of Power. By Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal., — L—Wwith the probable exception of City Attor- ney John W. Shenk, Gogd Govern- ‘ment candidate for re-election, yes-. een primary resulted in no elec- mn. - Although more — 45, 000 votes ‘were cast, a’ record, the © primary / proved only an elimination contest ‘to reduce the ticket from 99 candi- dates to 20 for the final struggle ‘over the question of whether Los -Afigéles shall have a Socialist city. edministration for the. next two years.» 7 The final election is set for Dec. 5 when Job. Harriman, one of the law- yers” in the defense of the McNamara ‘brothers and .Socialist candidate for Mayor, again will contest with George Alexander, the incumbent. The great question ‘that confronted political ‘workers today was, What Will the women do? The newly en- franchised citizens can -muster a voting strength nearly equal to the nén,. Admittedly they fold the bal- ance ‘of power. With buf —2 few unimportant pre- cincts yet "aaining to be totaled, the Yote on Mayoralty candidates stood: Harrithan, 17,674; Alexander, 15,498; a plurality~in favor of the Socialist candidate of. 2181, It was. estimated that Harriman would increase this lead and finish ‘the count about 3000 votes: ahead of Atexander. \ The Alexander forces early jast night, — the fight that would be made &t the regular election Dec: 5, began tormulating plans for a whirlwind cam- paign “to wipe Socialism off the map.” Committees were named to take charge 6f-a house to house canvass to’ register dil women; the Women’s Protective League, composed entirély of women who Will have a vote at fhe Decemucr élection; announced that it had pledges trom 1000 members, each of whom per · #ofally will see 10 voters and ask them to vote for Alexander; stations for reg- istration for women will be opened in the city parks; various women’s’ clubs and newspaper offices, and no effort fill be spared to insure victory for. tne good governmient forces. ‘The Socialists, on the other hand, who admittedly had’ the dest managed. cam- paign, will redouble their effor'ts’to elect Harriman, confining. their-efforts along the ‘samie lines employed in the primary | cartipaign.. Rising from a voting strength of 2009 a few months ago to 15,000 or more yes- terday, the Socialist showing in thc primary Was regarded as amazing. In the Jast election Mayor Alexander re- ceived an overwhetming’ majority. — Under the law, if no candidate gets a majority at the primary, the two hav- ing the largest number of votes go be- fofe the voters at the géneral election. At the election this fall, a Republican will oppose a Socialist. At the general election, ‘women will ex- ercise their newly acquired-right of suf- frage.. They did not vote in -the pri- mary, the law not being in effect at that titrie. | re 4

Refill Your,Own Fern Dish. ‘ Ferns for Fern Dishes, Tomorrow, 5c. Grimm. & Gorly, 7th 1 and Washington.

PARENTS HUNT. FOR “ARNOLD. ROSENTHAL Twelve-Year-Old Boy Disap- pears. for the Thitd. Time jn Two Months. ‘Mr and Mrs. Herman Rosenthal of 4123: .Pentose street havé asked the Powt-Dispafth to aid them in finding th r 12-year-old son, Arnold Rosen- “who Tran away from home on The parents say he ran por twice before in the last two

m — ‘Oe attended the Hatrison. School Ménday. ahd reached home about 4 PD. m. He went out to play with some ‘the, boys in. ‘the neighborhcod and d hot return. He has relatives ‘in St.Cliarles, St. Peters and Rolla, Mo., aid the parents. believe that he has ne to-one of these places. (The boy is small for his age. He aie black hair and brown eyes and i whén he left home he Wore a brown- rheckled Overcoat and dark suit of i el * with short ccm aiid a gray.

TO BE DEC. ' : new American cardinals stands as de-| ‘why three cardinals have been appoint- Rome, wit! Corte — Philippines but ; ~ Western States Are Not’ Like.” Aly to Get Cardinal,

ROME, Nov. 1.—The — eke f-the cided several weeks ago. The reason ed from the United States is the Pope’s desire to show his deep interest and faith in the future of the church in America, The future cardinals, Farley and O’Connell, stand in high favor in the latter chiefly for his suc- cessful mission to Japan several years ago. The new consistory probably, will be complete by March, 1912, But though the claims of Western States have been fully considered, the Post-Dispatch cor- respondent learns from an exclusive source of information that there will be no further American nominations. The successor in Washington of Arch-/ bishop Falconio, soon to be elevated to cardinal, probably will be Mer. Agius, a Maltese Benedictine, who is now’ the Apostolic Delegate to the Philippines. ee — — — — — Swissco a. Marvelous Hair Producer

\ ‘ . Stops Baldness, Dandruff and Scalp Disease and Restores Gray or Faded Hair to Its Natural Color. : Look! What Swissco Did! Swissco produces astounding results so quickly. it has amazed those who have - used-it. We will prove it to you if you will send 10c in silver or stamps to pay postage and we will send you a trial bottle and our wonderful testimonials. There is no excuse for baldness, Write today to Swissco Hair Remedy Co,, 4418 P. O. Square, Cincinnati, Onto, Swi 0 is on sale at all dru oo tee Sat te epartments at 60c sate For sale and recommended in St. Louls by Wolff-Wilson Drug. Co., \Judge & Dolph Drug Co., Raboteau Drug Co. and Johnson Bros. Drug Co. . A Cure for Constipation That Never Fails Appendicitis and nine-tenths of all other diseases are due to constipation. When waste mat- ter remains in the colon or large intestine, it ferments and forms powerful poisons that are quickly absorbed by thé blood and distributed throughout the body. That’s why constipation ruins the health of so many men and» women. Drugs give only temporary relief. Thou-, sands of American and Euro- pean physicians have learned that to cure constipation per- mauently the patient must Bathe Internally You can now easily do this at -home. An eminent New York physician, Dr. Charles A. Tyrell, has invented a sim- ple device known as the J. B. L. Cascade, with which anyone

ean quickly and safely take an} internal bath without the aid of a doctor. Not only does the J. B. L. Cascade thorough- ly cleanse the colon, but it strengthens the muscles of the intestines and. stimulates those organs to perform their func- tions naturally, ,thereby ef- ting a permanent cure. _. All this: week the J. .B. L. Cascade will be on exhibition at this store. Come in and

—— ite apt ee Lie heik the eee ? | Every woman will be tntérdsted * Gn this new lot of stylish éally 25 per cent less than able and. the gloves are per- clasp. style, pique sewn and = D110 Street Gloves at a price pe: usual! The kid is soft and p fect as to cut and finish. Paris point stitched, in all the: popular shades as well as white and black; regular $1.50 quality ; choice of all sizes tomorrow. paso mes $B. For choice front a big, lot of Dress Skirts

that are actually Worth $7,00 and $8.00. Every garment is new and de- picts. the latest . fashions! Women who appreciate a real bona fide. bargain ‘will be keenly alive to this opportun- ity! Skirts for every taste, every occasion! Practical, stylish models of such incom- parable materials as Altman

voiles, serviceable _serges, smart mixtures and corduroys. Regular. and extra sizes; all colors and in the season’s most eminently fashionable models and styles. Skirts that you wouldn’t object a bit to buy- ing for $7.00 and $8.00, and which we confidently expect will Cause ‘some sensational selling here tomorrow at 60 8 3 Winter Coats for Girls Blizzard days will soon be here! Our great Coat section is filled with the handsomest, cold-defying Coats for girls and misses that ‘we’ve ever seen. In fact, we find it difficult to single ont groups for particular. mention when they’re all.so noteworthy. Come and see them—Coats of velvet, of double-faced woolens, of fine serges, of mixtures, in every imaginable style and wanted color. Note especially the novel reversible Coats for girls, misses and small women—nothing like them to be — else- where. Prices,> . $4.95, $7.50, $10.00, $18.75 and $24.75 Sale of Hair Switches and Nets “Switches of superior quality human hair; all colors but gray; long hair; short stem: 18-in. long; $1.25 value..........45e 20-in, long; $1.50 value..........75e 22-in. long; $1.75 value..........96e mw 24-in. long; $2.50 value....... $1. 50 26-in: long; $3.50 ‘value .. $1. * 28-in. long; $5.00 value........82. Gray Switches of wavy human ae 18-in. long; $2.50 value........81.50 =. = en . ERM MMR e —— * & — — * a Ft die, ’ , : > >, ESAS ——— « — ag * * = * a ~ SN fe eS eS wer — — SS w= A fo Ne oe Aw —8* — 7 . fw — A. — ⸗ ⸗ —X - ey 4 : “ - . Se wee ~ — > ~— > > a * * RX — > ~~ ~- . =" “_ =~ * — — *— . ° * . ~ ee fs SN ap a ae ae rior points of Ahe new ‘‘Rengo Belt’’ Cor-- \sets for full figures and ‘‘Nadia’’ Corsets. nwo] for slender types. ‘Women of many other peur cities have become | y enthused over the merits of these splendid corsets, as por- . trayed and interpreted: by Miss Anderson... You'll find it an instructive and. interesting . — little talk—come and hear her. Prices. are: . Rengo Belt Corsets, $2.00 to $5.00 |. ——— $5.00. i ne Make Your Soda- Water at Home

‘with surpliee- — pa turn-back cuffs of black © | smessaline silk, edges piped in bright colored ‘satin; % length. sleeves. Skirt in panel front. Style. Foulard and mes- saline silks, striped and’ solid colors, high. neck — and %4 sleeves. — ine value at $5.98. | $18.00 18.00 and $20.00 | Dresses" foes. oe Fine French pice serges, tailored and. — tied styles, some with - round Dutelr neck and Irish" -erochet collar. Coat effect, iW: | with large self tailored but-_ 1 tons; colors navy, brown. @% and black. Messaline and:taffeta _ ay silk; blues, tans, brown, mul- = * berry, ege plant and black. A dozen or more styles and original trimming effects. ‘ Sizes for. women, misses and juniors.

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tion for comfort. Pelee: as f 100 Fireside Oilcloth Rags’ 6. ft. iy 6 ft., worth § 75 rolls heavy Glaze Oileloth, was 45c, — 51 Royal Wilton Velvet Rugs, 9x12, — A! 7, 28:rolls heavy Inlaid Linoleum, was $1.25, at. — 35 rolls choice Linoleum, was 75c, at, meee * ee 49 rolls Axminster Carpets, choice patterns,<qwae $i: ‘ EE Coin. be de oeeveeeee — S60 pairs Portieres, worth up to $7.00, — 657 — Lace Curtains; worth up to $5.00, f for. Grill Work for Doors, worth ip & 75e per foot, for = per. foot und 0

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PE ORIEL LPS, EM LE LOCOME ELE TR ES I RR tl ——— — — Deadly Drug to Avis Linnell: e. oe * of Medicin A little better for a little less; afin : — a Bg Va ir : a hh extra special for tomorrow; pcr. = eR ta * log | ington ral Sra: —* 1 Sci s our own — (fourth floor). SuCharles Cighth and. inth Jt roots. | VR Sc $22. 50 All-Mdool Serge Suits, sv Women's & Misses — — All this season’s models, 28' ‘and 30 inch Coats, lined with satin; skirt with the panel ef- fect and high waist line. _@omen's and Misses’ $25 M uits Strictly all-wool cheviots and worsteds; tailored to fit perfectly, with col- lars of solid material or satin finish, with fancy ae 5 — braid trim- ming or the. plain tailored kind; coats are lined with 28 or 30 inch length skirts, with the high waist line or the Revie faite ed kind, with front and back panel effect; — that are well worth $25.00: Thursday only Women’s and Misses’ $15 Caracul Coats For one day only we will put these $15.00 Coats om sale at one-third their actual price; these coats are made of extra good material; full lined, and are tailored to fit perfectly; all sizes for women and misses; for Thurgday only.. $50 Real Pony Skin Coats” §2- one deep collar of cuffs; tose? marked skins; lined “$19, 15 ise is UNSOLVED

One Count Says That. ‘the Man- “ner. of Giving the Cyanide Alleged Is Unknown to State. . a ? _ BOSTON, Nov,.1.—The indictment pre- | sented by the grand jury against the ‘ft Rev. Cc. V. T. Richeson is in part as. follows: “The jurors on their oath present that ‘Clarénce V. T. Richeson on the four-| teenth day of October, in and upon one it | Avis Linnell, feloniously, willfully and of his malice aforethought, did make an assault and give in some way or manner, ‘to the. jurors unknown, a large Quantity of a certain deadly poison called cyanide of ‘potassium, well know- ing the same to be a deadly poison, with the intent that the said Linnell should take and swallow down the same into her body and that the said Linnell did take and swallow down the same into her body the cyanids of potassium #o given, the said Linnell not knowing the same to be a deadly poison; by means whereof the said Linnell be- came mortally sick and distempered in her body; of which said poison so given by sald Richeson, the said Linnell died. Second and Third Counts. “and so the jurors aforesaid on their oath do say that the said Richeson, in manner and form aforesaid, the said i Linnell feloniously, willfully and of his malice aforethought did poison, kill and murder.” The second and third counts follow Teta? ‘and “ne jihe same form, except that the second a. Gistincuy — espe pount alleges that Richeson “did send 1ach Gas and particularly for @nd convey” the poison “in some man-

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out additional charge. Coat Department—Third Ficor. $10 to $17. 50 Evening | Capes and Coats , e — ——— —2* in colors o ht blue, and —— — —— at wit COONS ees aca cs Oi Serge Coats—Si lk-Lined. —— ‘Qo? 55

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Women’s and Misses’ $s New Fall Waists $15 Serge Dresses Handsome Walists of silk messa- OQor: full assortment: of Ladies’ and line, taffetas; also pretty chif- Misses’ $15.00 Serge Dresses to sell fon Waists, daintily. trimmed at this reduced price for one day with fancy buttons and tabs of only; these Dresses are scientifically gontrasting colors; some dainty tailored and are — lace yoke effects, long sleeves, fancy black braid and satin, shaw high collars; Waists fully collars, fancy lace gg ha — J w utton m- worth, $8, * ng 2 FP alata trimmed ain panel effec : Sale Price. ees@eoe@eeeesr for hursday’s P selling. J a a Third Floor. : Specials—l0o% Disc On All Purchases Made on Our Main Floor. Thursday Only. in the Following Departments: _ Silks DressGoods Table Linens — Men’s . Ribbons Drugs — Handkerchiefs Velvets Wash Goods White Goods M oes Women’ — Neckwear Stationery: Head Scarfs Linings Trimmin Embroideries Notions Leather Goods - Fiannels Buttons - * eee Children's Optical’ — — —

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Our Guaranteed Ginnie 4 2A, Plush Coats—$29.75 Values ats ¥ Come in assorted color Skinner satin linings— @) bear the original label of the maker—all sizes— variety of st t this special price from am. to 1 p. m. mn. ealy sss ssevesdst tea

—— ner and way unknewn,” and the third | count alleges that Richeson caused the and gnawing Poison to be “taken and swaliowed * es Ss, by seid Linnell in some way and manner unknown.” Another Phase of Case. The fourth cpunt takes up another phase of the matter, saying that Rich- eson gave Miss Linnell the poison pre- tending to her that it was a medicinal preparation which would overcome her | physical condition, “said Richeson well knowing the same, not to be. such a. } medicinal preparation, but well knowing it to be a deadly poison.” | The fifth count is practically like the others, but closes thus: © “The jurors further say that all counts in this indictment are different descrip- }tions of: the same act." * after | 4 : * The indictment is signed by Charles “.T MANN" | Gas animTra.. |Gane, foreman, and by Assistant Dis- * ther ev * To Sth * — * * Py t — Michael J. Dwyer. hat bave et F . * oa ee be and “bowels: the OCTOBER COLDER AND °

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— a | WETTER THAN USUAL Meati Temperature 57.6 Degrees, and Precipitation Was ©- | 2:63 Inches. was colder and. wet- jter than host Octobers are. Many —5* pected as mueh before th was over, but Fore- Hayes’ report, issued Wednes- : , shows just how much = colder and wetter it was. The mean tempera- witure for the month was 57.6 degrees, “| while the average of’ previous years is 59. The total precipitation” was 2.43, | raintall. is .22. above the normal) ' As compared with October, 1910, ast | 3 Was an average of: 3.2 degrees xe " flower: ‘in temperature, but had not 80 . large a rainfall, last year’s October pre- ; ‘| cipitation deing 3.98 inches. * |. Some: of the weather freaks of last ee: were a hot day, the 8th, with a ‘ a “4 r ture of 88;.10 rainy days, a 33- ‘fy p | mile wind on the 6th, — flurries ‘ _ fon two days. 4 . jj.” New Credit Clothing Pian ndorsed by 2000 Men. and eS Women, - | _The new “Clothing on Credit” * h has just been inaugurated | ~ le . ‘Rarick Clothing Co., , met with the indorsement os ) men and’ Women last week. They Fe enthusiastic and outspoken in their — a (me) i] al | Ox — wi ba ad — ail Oy) a we [oe fe

| &'omen's Union Suits, 40c ; ” 80c Kay ser’s Gl s Gl $1.00 fine-ribbed, fleece-lined Suits; high $1 Women's Flannelatte — k, | and ankle- M — Lined Cashes rt sol Ting FS 49¢ ade of satra good warn He Pa cane TED =

s; 2 clasps. at wrist ; — . Gloves; Ps. sizes 34 to 44 JMain Floor) pink and blue stripes and '* Thursday — De Underwear Geter ‘nde Pc -plain white; Thursday:.. voc Bearskin — $1.26 Kid eced-li a fine Jersey - rib- Mi. tts : Gloves : bea, fleece-lined 65c Women's F Jannelstte. Gowns Children’s Bearskin Gents’ Gloves, in kid | Nice * ged Very good quality and make; 3 5

Mitts, .in white, and mocha; assort- Seal Wling aed peeler; sizes 24 to full sized ; in pink and blue tan, red and ed sizes; ‘ie Gn. 34; Th Ne OEE OF 7 Oc Thursday at.. 15¢ ished war- only (Main grids stripes ; Thursday only..... | 19¢ Second Floor. . ments Main Floor. 2 atin oar. Jott OE Pca ees $15 Pony Coats Jhursday in Basement J0c Dress || 8h¢ Outing | 8c Jowell Bomzn's $2|| $i5 Pony | $i Sweaters Ginghams || “Flannel |\2orciocx avecea| | dfigh Shoes ||,, Coats || 220 srmcran. Thursday, 92 A] | this Outing||250 yards of} | 30° paigs of | | piace on’ sale our], | Wil! place on sale spec Flannel comes in= sample High regular $15 Pohy at 2230, : cz Pe ee IES 5 — —*

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The wool used in our: suits and overcoats for boys didn’t grow jn a cotton field! It’s the real thing, every bit of it. An ‘the real thing in wool is‘rare in these days of adulterations. It’s especially rare at the very reasonable prices we ask in SHE MAKES NO ‘CONTEST our Boys’ Shop. : — i ; 7) 4 Ought to Kit You." we s|/§ ‘Take our “Campus clothes at: | — — ig ie rts He Once Told He PE Dire istic? —— —— 6575 (worth every bit of $7.00) and m hed : Companion. 73 this our “Paul Jones” clothes at $10 (worth every cent of $12.50) w such goo terials and such en tela abe diet han Wal: for example. You never re : — d mate —— e lis R. Moody told in Judge Kinsey's | excellent needlework iQ oys Cc ot es at anyt ing ike our +h : | * court how he trailed his wife on two — prices. As for styles, we've got the —— eal | WEE sine SOW, — ee ee ee “cutest and sturdiest lot of juvenile suits i tk | ke — exe a — — —— | and overcoats ever shown [ij tee i. that last December he became: sus- Ne ‘db : ) Vy = have only 4 limited number of*these handsome Iron under one roof—and think of Beds left, and to close them out quickly we je bave made a very picious of Mrs. Moody after she had . special price. They are exactly like illustrati ae KC : those prices for pure wool]! very ornamental in design—strong and durable in $ 3 O§ » ng” B

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‘changed the name on an invitation to ð dinner to her. The invitation, he said, AX B& construction and richly enameled in white. and. col- The ors, It will be advisable to anticipate future needs ane Sr crassbivn was from a man, but his wife, he as-| ‘ SS serted,. wrote the name of a mutual , and buy now—while the lot — the price is......... ——— are coneeeys girl friend. “On New Year's: — of this year,”

’ Come in and look at our boys’ apparel, if only out Pies ateroon to Sia wit poe be AS CYR AW of curiosity! * ‘BA cue Redeem —— — | —— —— —8 N FINN, ; -‘s : 4 * ve deh Sores * — Si , ° ‘as if she in to. meet e, zon | AY 5 FRI * I hailed a passing taxicab and, with a QUALITY CORNER 54 CASH OR ON LOCUST STREET AT SIXTH ) np foo [2 tH TH AND OL IVE ST. 8 Or ie

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— * —— Ps ete 7 sf — te — — * : oF Mage “plat — — — —— forged; BP | accompanied f her to a dentist’s office to ae —— | vé some work done for her. , The Moodys were married Feb. 16, 1903. Moody, who is employed as traveling — —— — —— of a pox house, , . | | 3 eH nH A TT | | ch 4. %6; % t * » always took his wife with hin : ae |e * | —* * meee oS oman y Needs — — dt | er. Moody's testimony was cor- : : DAS a oe X hf : A TE at =? roborated by re ce —— and the ; : Bilt. 1 ih Ai i, rr * RE Cc: 6 —*4 friend who was with him in the taxi- the same sort of help so many thousands of. other — 30000 ie. each... — cab. Mrs. Moody did not resist the f a3 — suit. ‘The couple boarded at the home women have needed—help ‘they have found in ) Beecham’s Pills. The human body is a wonderful 923) CON OM piece of machinery—all its organs sympathize with gg CIA ee oe tale ane sel 3 one another; if one is wrong, others will be wrong Be eae es eRe ie) tee We Eee Oe a ee He rs of her mother In sughy place. also. On the other hand, if your digestive organs women | GET DICTIONARIES: NOW “are right, your liver and’ bowels active, all the rest of the system will work properly and all functions be Tyctime ¥ has be Price will Be $4 After Post-Dis- . Mitek cuties astic| Patch Offer Expires Nov. 13. _ performed naturally. It's no trouble to find out the good for you in the harmless, effective a — proper help. But at such times

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offered, ‘at 511.08 onan Waive: Sinnesots rurals at pon — —* TOES—Receipts ped. iv and demand * he MTTINTON ° " : vod. “Prices ate —— ver —— ona te t 1e mar 7 ‘ — A banks offered ae 34 — Red Rivers of. | rte week. el — ats ONS—_Stricily fancy a globe —— ñ— to. choice, slow sale and ea © extra fanc —* red at — to.

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———— — — — — — Visits HOF + Rete i — * * z . * i } ‘ : ’ ~ ref , 7 * . —_ , eh ete 8 8 le . ee AOE are. J > t tet, 4 PRS ‘ * : 2 ; Y : F ? Pee ee - * we Ss — 5 boro ps3 . DME, ite ee F — id n %, * J —* 8 ce “ - Z * * ⸗ >, K 6 — — 4 a . . ‘ ? j : . , > A J — . — r r BAe | — 2 r * 14 rs Se 3 A 4 . * * ⸗ — FY Sad a ah - Kubelik’s impressions sf: scenes at the Coliseum, Drawn by pee xen . — One pe sag Two Third Slayer Who Made Mistake ‘Near - Prizes Also Go to Kansas Mays Landing, N. J., Said to City Woman Owner. 1 Be Under Surveillance.

BUSCH CANDIDATES: LEAD| MAYS LANDING, N. J.; Nov. 1— Mistaken for deer in the gloom of early dawn, Constant Steelman and John Yost, Six First Awards Go to St. Louis- business men of Pleasantville, were an, Dut Crowd Disagteés in °° [Ar 008 Soerie | Ot She. names YOU CAN WALK WITH . place was injured today when a hunter itito our store, and make your purchases in assurance that ; One Cast. wes fired at them with a shotgun at ll amount Invested wand ‘not ony the utmost 3 * fort a . aa ee mouth, six miles from here. The net on ur w i Bee PE Ag Cae Es : : who made the fatal mistake is sald to} —— —E— a peg Oe aay of the — Miss Loula Long of Kansas City came|be Charles Norcross, a stranger in the near sweeping the card at the Horse neighborhood. duniy Tanndad clabh. und wee was tie Steelman, in the of] business, Yost, a — iat 4 . | furniture dealer and Jarvis left Pleas- proudest woman in the Coliseum when| antville at midnight with two friends ; the judges, after awarding first prizeito hunt deer. The deer season opened 4 oy VE This ‘ag yee to her trotter, The King, announced —* Pi car we is a mitted remit 8 — splendent wit 5 n ays ovember, consequentiy = a rch qutumnal 2 that in their, opinion this horse is ‘the the woods. were. filled with sportamen. | in enameled

Z finest in the world.” Ae NSS ‘Work set th The party spent the night in the ‘4: an pearl pearls and a fine The principal competitor of Miss Long | woods near Weymouth and about day-/| § 4 was Adolphus Buseh III. break the hunters were walking down a x Thus far Miss Long has exhibited her road t@ take their stand. Without warn- , BR $20 horses ‘In. five ‘classes, and they haveling a shot was fired from the. heavy: won four firsts, one second end twol underbrush on the roadside and Steel- third prizes. Busch has exhibited in|man, Yost and Jarvis fell.” A moment : BROOCH nine classes and has captured six blue|jater the man who fired the ,buckshot Ettective design, ribbons. stepped into the road. ‘ith 3 beauti- Society on Promenade. The hunter who fired the fatal shot is fu There was more life and movement] under surveillance and can be taken than on the opening\ night. Society/into custody at a moment's notice, in avaijed itself of the promenade and the/ case the. police want him, ring events were varied and interesting. | The spectacular feature of the evening| showed Beulah Binford Films, Con- was an exhibition of cavalry riding by victed. Troop B, National Guard of Missouri. DURHAM, N. C., Nov. L—T. F. . Wil- They went through the evolutions| kerson,* manager: of a moving picture known in army parlance as the “‘mon-| chow here, was,convicted on the charge key drill,” and especially thrilling feats/ cr exhibiting improper pictures. . He re- were performed by H. L. Whitelaw, Wit | -entiy exhibited a set of films purport- liam Barnett, Edwin F. Bright and C./ 1,5 to i | ) Bosh ‘ : portray events in the life of Beu — | Fastest Growing Jeweiry House in the West’* * F rer F. Montague. n e 17-year- “gir identally the Famous Violinist. Distributes BIG QUAKE IN NICARAGUA} tn a special saddle: class for Riding |e eer ene 24. tri rae Seventh aed Sti Chartes pee aes

Club members only, Adolphus Busch ITI 3 was first; Edward J. Hauschulte, sec- pi e+ = ON EERE noo —— 8500,000 Worth of Handshakes at the | SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua, | We? “Ent well. third, and Noy, 1—A prolonged earthquake was] 5, py —— tourth. Simple Recipe for Clearing Risk of an —— Concern. felt here at 3:40 o’clock this morning. pica inaue With Ja —* 66 No dathage-has been reported. — Ris anower its disapproval, the Complexion — Just pass your plate again” If , , fll so tan-bar-» bee * t h ) 7 a when. Whe ren’ Pere eres (Fr Fashions Today,) 50m y will compose a -bar- n reserved for him. He could not be 6 T Busch. He rode a large horse of the om Fas s | jcarole Jan Kubelik will try it on his] prevailed on to take a seat in the front areiess if eatment hunter type, sald by the judges to be} Thousands, perhaps even millions, That’ 8 etiquette * your real 'f almost perfect im style and action, but) o¢ women find their only handicap in inner, fiddle. _ . * of the box, but modestly made himself | Rui xion . ; * famous violinist came to St. Lauls as inconspicuous as possible by sitting ns Complexi most of the spectators: seemed to favor : ; . — a muddy complexion. They have at- a : | , Yes, even for soup. In fact » days ahead of his concert schedule| as far back in the box as he could get.} . the showier horse ridden by Hopkins. (F — Woman's National Journal) , Wednesday night prizes. will be award- tractive, regular features and are clev- p attend, the, Horse. Show at the Coli-] Throughout the-evening--he was. busy. | | | , , Wrinkles and other telltale marks} | eanesday nl pairs, single roadsters,jer, bright and fascinating. It.:s.a).. | times just because it’s ‘Soup. . & Or premature age, are . | : ‘ ony weylan’ t miss it for anything,”’ said | of, the audience. and the horses. f tl ca, * three-gaited - saddlers, tandém teams, ° —* 1 uch not remove J Je axis indo vant ontad nin nto] net a-lerelve' use af powders sad conmer [indice araese horees, pacing roedngrs| Je tne aeeas eer to be the x aio A a aden, evening coat at the Jefferson Hotel. versions, Usually, though, he is dis- ics, which clog pores and cause the} 224 single harness horses. — eye ee een, Xo i Na was erode ee, 5 my estate near Prague I have some] satisfied with his pictures, He tore up| surface. skin to grow sallow and ma and perfect beauty. It has lately beew ae ce 10 yery fine horses,” Kubelik continued. rae of |‘ those he made at the Horse! )ifeless. “Crow's feet,” wrinkles and Fill It Up With Children. discovered that the old-fashio: ed cole- Baie er ane apg a Put as many children as you please|ated balsam.is the most wonder-work- ip ond : 7 ‘ other complexion faults‘can be made Columbia Taxi Cab. Tell our drives | ted ba . ren CO oi fried ‘nto the Coliseun. * — to vanish quickly, by massaging a where to 60. He will deliver them safe- ing application ever used. It can be the. Pleased With Scene. : eK: v | t half mile, ve gap ht | TEXAS WONDER. a ee ee BE * Lindell $500. ‘Detar’ 206 had of any up-to-date druggist. ‘An

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eit et es has diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheuma- = —E ve , a4 - ts a) ‘|: ae 3 7 rr. Pik ~ * “a ee re Cc Py — hed D band ohn rot —s. ¥ J 8 ye — 3 whe Mo * ⸗ —* — —X J * ot y ‘ 7% om J a RS —F — — * ne a —* ‘He — Pe : er" > * — Te * “4 vestimonialg from thls and other States. as - to discourage hairy growths.— | first and the hammer merély clicked. | spots, freckles, etc., all came off with ee ee re: oon, : : Dr. E, W. Hall. 2926 Olive etreet. St. it Louts, Mo. Sold by druggists. —aDv, | ADV. {,. | The men * close friends. | the removal of the outer skin—-ADV, that Rie ’ Ast ‘ ~ — —————— = ? * ** * SS ~ . t 7 . 4 , A fe / sae Be. * — M — / (Conn) tours] alma es : 4 i ~ U ; a pears t nice That Best wart to Get ig if We : | Geass é a | * — ein cei | A ee eer) MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S HARE YouR HAIR LUSTR ; “zi have not been we —— 4 Eo eT A Ae | SS Seeeeeee ee All-Wool, Convertible Collar, § hy tT. UNDANT 59-Inch Long, Get a 25 Cent Bottle Now and i ts $ 500 Coats in the lot, like pictures in rich, nob brown, etc.; absolutely up to — value to every Coat; get yours to-. mgrrow, while the cream cf the lot is here. 18.9 8 ane —— J *

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could be possible cab elpathlen‘onn. be phy’tu: Withee te : any adequate scheme of improvement. There is no 4g hint that politics and spoils are to be eliminated. *$ | Heediess of the fact that publicity brought the of the es. However, the ef-| ate found by the laundrymen to bed. —— — The increased t by many laundries when. the ive three month: ago have been . old rates restored. {gaged in a factional wrangle. 4 pose seems to have been to secure enough votes [to unseat Morfit. Morfit has been striving to {hold enough votes to keep him in the job. — improvement in conditions last summer, Mayor Kreismann has been planning in s . Meetings .of the Hospital Board have been held behind 3 closed doors. Requests for information have been: ‘met by evasive - — Instead of discharg- ing their duties, board members ‘have been en- The Mayor’s pur- ‘Out of it all there has conie no hint of regard for the institutions, their conduct ‘or ‘their im- provement. Not a suggestion of vital importance {has been made. The one report is that a doctor of politics is to be replaced by a political doctor. {n two months of persistent effort and painful . scheming that is the sum of Mayor Kreismann’s progress. He evidently considers it more impor-| tant that he get the spoils than that the institu- tions be brought to the necessary standard of ef- ficiency. The Mayor is not only responsible for Morfit in the superintendency, but for the sys- tem which Morfit devised and which is still oper- ating as deplorably as was predicted. i i —3 rv ' Champ Clark-is sure Taft will be beaten; Woodrow Wilson says the next President will be a Democrat; La Follette is sawing wood and J Mr. Taft himself is without confjdence, if not

. will unquestionably be the without hope. But every Postmaster in the land of. business as soon as there igh for ‘intelligent adjustment >yes,” says the laundrymen’s as. — or more, work in nine an they formerly dia im ten,” ee. ae eae

fue Chinen the existance: of. 2 “erisis that may result in the party’s t, Mr. Taft merely showed that he has at ee ee om. tt ee |

we ) means to civic betterment which are in- ae eluded in the Business Men’s League, the Mil- Clb, the Civic League, the City @ the center of all the promotion schemes ) advancement of St. Louis. He} his’? rs to the perfection of a ; system — to the conduct of 438 Lr — bor of Pepa the r. Morgan’s sery- earlier years ‘with pride to his hands and Peck by citizens of ‘St. Ba of Riekiom by fre and ood, r parts of the country. All eee wine te tht more: sc-

lwon through legal action, but women may wear is ready to help Mr. Taft commit suicide. = = * rr ‘‘DUMMY’’ AND OTHER DIRECTORS. . Directors of corporations assume direct finan- ‘cial risks when they vote to declare dividends that have not been earned. The New York Court ot Appeals has just struck a heavy blow at this | como maneuver in stock-jobbing. It has de- cided that a man who invests in the stock of a company because of a favorable showing to. which an unearned dividen! has contributed has a action against the directors for any losses he may incur. : ’ Directors should know about this decision, that they may not’ continue to act in ignorance of their responsibilities: In a general way it in- creases the hazards of the dummy director who votes on the board just as somebody tells him to. Investors should know about it, that they. may not be deprived of their just due through — ance of their rights. ; It is probable that the full extent of the ac- countability of offending directors and of the} remedies at the disposal of deceived investors has not —* yet been defined.

(== = ~~ eee — of the new Municipal Art League is that no special provision is made for lit to Iunch or dine or banquet over the artistic embellishment. of Bt, Louis. — WOMEN: DON'T ‘WANT TROUSERS. The dethand of Mrs. Howard Warren and Mrs. Ethel H. Stewart for “Trousers for Women” will not: make such an impression upon the men as the demand for “Votes for Women,” because it is not only an old deniand, but carries with it an air of insincerity. Votes for women must be

trousers. whenever they are really anxious to do so. What. patrolman or other officer would dare to arrest a dozen or twenty women going. to their places of business clad in sober and. sensi- ble male attire? , And what judge would fine or ‘| imprison “women who were evidently wearing jtfousers for the sake of. comfort and conven- jence, ye Mary Walker has done for years, and as HWorsewomen of St. Louis do every week? The women who want to do this, however, are iso few that there is no danger of tests being {made in the courts for some time to come. AS ‘Hong. as women admire “pretty things” in dress; as long as 18-year-old brides delight in donning “something old to go with something new;” as long as skirts afford ten opportunities for changes in style and “stunning effects,” to one affordéd’ by trousers, women. will refuse to be released from n- ‘the “vile servitude” a“ the cranklost: -of the

PA Se Re eee CME : — Pinchot * going to make a survey and ,istudy of the Adirondacks, emerging now ‘and gu-| then to ‘fire a salute of blank cartridges in the a ‘direction ‘of Oystér Bay and of shotted ones at

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CRATIC ORGANIZATION OF INDUSTRY. e taet that the dem principle in in- Organization was the subject’ favored cussion by a large majority of the member- of the » City, Club is significant. There were _ gubjects to choose from, some of which, : ‘fire. prevention, the public school overs Wability. ‘and municipal gov- -appe r to be more interesting i for op wl club. ee a petticoat handed down for generations as |

hat October, the — 4 Softly, quite softly— * For I hear above the murmisr ‘the ‘Wer Faint and far-falien footsteps, as ey One. Who comes from out — the éndiess End of time. . 4 With voice that downward 9 ne Singing stors; | Its ,“bdtle sound I see thro’ tnese long- Darkened . eyes, I hear the light He Dringeth on te Nanas— Almighty Death! ; Softly, oh, softiy, lest He pasa me: yy, And that ‘unquivering |‘ light, tdward whion my longing soul And .tortured body through the itare Have writhed,- Fade to the darkness of my: daye.. Softly, fult softly, tet me rise and Pate The: strong; low luting -of: that long- Awaited_call ; — Swiftly be all my good an going. gone, And this vast veiled and vanquithed Vigor of my soul Seek somehow ‘otherwhere its rest, and goat, Where endless spaces stretch, Where endless time doth moan, Where endless light doth pour ) : Thro’ the biack kingdoms of eternal death.

PF ee ee, ee Orme x Then haply I * see what things I have nol seen, Then I may ease what — — — not known; Théenmmay I do my dreams. >’ Farewell! No ‘sound of idle mourning let there de, To shuddér this full silence—save the voice — Of children—little children,. white and dlack, Whispering the deeds I tried to a0 for them; While I at last unguided and atone | Pass softly, full softly. W. EZ. BURGHARDT DU- BOIS. a i, - r Y LETTERS. FROM THE ‘PEOPLE A Mar of Genius. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. \ The late Joseph Pulitzer was a man. of genius in qualities of mind and in ‘the Physical organi- zation through which alone .such qualities * mind can manifest their results. The‘ ability to on learning as long as life’ lasts is one oft faculties genius shares -with talent. In ham: with this fachity always apparent, genius ap- peared in operation beyond the “poset flities of talent in’ his power of perception, ‘of apprehen- sion, assimilation. I think no other man in his generation showed such power ‘in’ the instan- taneous grasp of ideas or’ if -the’ still greater power to assimilate and use them in increasing his own efficiléney. Mén of gerilus feed their minds with idéas as epicures feed their stom-’ achs. As this power of genius’ appéaréd in him, it bred the appetite for the comprehension of all

lating life in ‘others as fils own was stimulated —through the perpetual inflow of idéas. Probably no other man did so much as he to stimulate -American life to higher activities dur- ing the last 30 years. As the résults belong to, great achievement, they are fat greater than such as can be identified and attributed to him in justice and admiration. Anything. .I might say of that, has been said, or it. will be said by }others, doubtless in a better way. In this brief epicede, I write only to say. that. nothing else in life and work so compelled my admiration as the resolution, indomitable to the last day of j his life, with which he paid the cost of genius must pay for. its results, It must be so finely organized physically as to be. capable of an in- tensity of suffering beyond ordinary. conception. Such sensitiveness is the price of its power. Few men might have survived, and fewer still might have wished to survive even a single year of such physical distress as the concentration of his powers cost him continuolsly. No one else can know what ‘he “went through” or what it cost him to endure, it to the end. But the high- est qualities of genius in his- life, or in the life of any man of genius appear at last in the final test—-as he met it—the test ‘of éhdurance, un- conquerable to the end. When au other quali- ties fail at last without this, this is in itself the highest qtality of the. genius which gives all other qualities their final and suprethe value.—B, ze Compulsory Vaccination. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. =~ - The Post-Dispatch . is certainly to be highly commended for taking a stand against compul- sory vaccination. It is a dangerous superstition — relic of barbarism. How can- vaccine virus, which is a filthy, dang@erous poison taken from diseased animals, prevent disease? Statistics, where. they ate not doctored, are positively against: ity. and so-is everything in nature. Did nature or God make a blunder in his crea- tion that. thie filthy poison shotild be injected into the bloéd of our ehildren? Does it improve your children’s health? Is it mot a fact that the Fmore vigorous the health ‘the more resistance there is against ?. And is it also not a ‘fact that: ecination leaves many children. sickly and weakened; and consequently ‘more suscepti} ble to inféctious disease? _- ‘There ate volumes of proof vaccina- tion, .It frequently results not. in deaths, ‘as in the recent instance, but also. in amputated limbs and lifetime invalidisms. I ain authentical- ly informed that: the cities which. have no cdm- pulsory vaccination clause - have e ‘sthaller per- centage of smallpox cases and deaths from it than cities lke St, Louis, where this fhsane super- stition is ‘rampant. It is improved oe | cleanliness and’ ‘wholesome. plies Pagers» Saree ¢ dreaded cholera

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THE MENINGITIS SERUM. From the New.York Globe, Dr. Filexner’s. statement that 90 per cent of the danger from epidemic men- ingitis has been removed py the dis- covery and perfection of his serum may be acegpted as a conservative estimate of its. value. We should now be able’ to control the disease and prevent such serious and. fatal epidémics - among children as have occured in this city during recent years. There are, how- éver; two difficulties, in using the treat- ment. In the first place, the serum is éxpensive, and, secondly, its injection into the spinal canal is a delicate oper- ation requiring .experience arid skill From which it follows that it should be furnish ftee to the. poor..either by city or state, and that its admini- stration should be carefully supervised. AT THE DEPARTMENT STORE. From. Lippincott’s Magazine.’ . A strapping German with big beads of perspiration streaming down his face was: darting in and out the aisles of a | Philadelphia department store. 3 His excitéd actions.attracted the at, tention of all the sales persons, and they hardly knew what to make of it. A hustling young man of the clothing department walked up to him and asked, “Are you. looking for something in men’s clothing?’ “No,” he roared; “not men’s. clothing; vimmeni’s clofhing. ‘I van’t find my wite!"’ 4 4

Made, Shem Impatient. From the Chicago Tribune. Shem, having- been rebuffed several times, had become decidedly impatient. ‘Father,”.he said, ‘‘why under the sun can’t we leave the ark now? The. water has subsid ” “Wet ‘grounds, iT le — answered Naw: The ‘Magazine Standard. From. the Galvestgn News,

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A dozen pair. — : DIRGE. Said Mr. Taft, One time -so bold, “I think my feet Are getting cold. At any rate, I seem to feel. A chilled sensation In the heel, And that with me Has always’ been A sign The Democrats Will win. pita —— weil : ‘ = Sail ka : a » “ * 2a — — wea : | gl i a { ‘ ba * a a * 5 7 . ey cm. Aw - ‘ : J —— — J i ⸗ 2 | Pua 4 . oo gPRE ges ‘he — Bes 4 i= * or ‘I’m wearing those Good wodlen socks Which put the party On the rocks, - And ‘are the pride Of schedule’ K— But friends, | I suffer anyway, — Anéd still For~ comfort Would despair Though. I should wear Rtgs + x x * * — E — *. — F * * * * * * " i — 8 J $l D ‘ ae * ne J * — Sy 3 a 4 wae —— * i - se * “My heart S warm, My faith is true,’ And .whatsoever . You. may 4o, mi There shall I serve, As Tam tol, But all ‘the. same, . My. feet ‘are co iit

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to. 4350 Washington ble 1c8) ‘bi. + cellar with "patton windows; these = — ~ |}9872 ACRES of farm land to sell to settlers, are strictly . the finest C9 tta sen aver ‘ESTATE : ht-robm house, in good obi) |. 40: acres and ‘up at from $10 to $15 per nae ia 0 Lacie aaa : LOANS ON REAL | pics —9 ba and terms to suit r- G—Small house: 4 rooms: $19: | chaser. HL. Hodges. Salem. Mo. “es |i *Ugh,* ridiculously —* price. MONEY TO LOA are and county prog proper- |

. PL before buyin ARTFORD, 3626—%_ roo : (4) | FAR FiT 1 astern North Caro- cialt is cotta build ern; convenient to 8 eal lines: $152, PAGE, 4715—Modern 10-room dwelling; fur-} lina. the “Nation? = Garden Spot.”” Leads you from $400 0 to $500 fie. 3 My HARRIS, 4249 rooms and bat nea! nace, ores, combination fixtures, shades. | other localities for vercabies. fruits and sta- beautiful 0” n Pen ie strictly — Magee; nes. (e82)\} ple farmi small capmal, Homeseekers | build you one, and deco rnace; _3 OHN HNS ri Chestnut st.(c4 c&83) $800: very easy : awn; , — ois * — rooms, batn. ete.: large aly eo Rigg — * very fine: 51 acres; good FR K L | MONEY WANTED yard and genie: — 3* barns and all nec essary outbulld- AN 608 Chestnut st. . | * — 706 estnut. (c75) everythin in fair condition; on Cla . ; ; t of Tr av.; 5 rooms eee bath. ings ev it road ds.. This is a good farm. —— MONEY “‘Wtd.—Second deed of trust. trust. $1700. hy Sp gh os hot omit ‘cold wa- hy Be — re cold t S ao delightrul toe loerMty for a country home, : —* > ae egg payments, 10 per cent i . an on the place, : = — = 2) SORIN A. — 816, —— ** —— 4 BENJAMIN “F HHOMAS, we mg : ¢ . SREY Wwtd. r 3 years yf | ) a ae to $23; ( == Heirkwood Mo. 488) Financial ivi tee: inted’ wants TN. — Fer 7 ectly — IMPROVE PROPERTY FOR SALE! LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY | ir n' plumbing: new hot water heat- BUS NESS CORNER—For a Geed, of "3 yards, new brick alley ae ity. two mood brick b Wit sone es. —R loans: 4 salary oe * from ntownh; 2 —* ponte Bae N — ** ngs, factory. MF tag oy ony. Be ; stree minutes dow i stahe, flats, 4 ance, repay. lines; flow rent; open. Inquire 2811 St. Louis. STSRIVETSIN (a) Om bales * Olive Room 4 roams; . modern; j fht-room house; 4660 Louisiana av.; e $5400; must sell; | MONEY to joan ¢ ‘on furniture stored ip > 12 Chestnut. st. ch | See it. : rehouse or left in residences. ; — je i- T BELLE PL. ——— Anne house, | COTTAGE—For sale; 4 rooms, bath, recep- | LANGA. 2004 2 =i

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loor, 4-room $14. (e) vii yt COT fAGE—For cale. 5 roo 6020 P Pénnsyl- ' USES 3329 Be, ep 850 N: Whittier st.. 7 rooms, receptio vania av.: si ecla) in iucements: mak Of: —— et Tne —— omar women —— teundsy nice yard; cea 4 a eellar, hot-air furnaces fer._Owner, * ay tial, uae nied — Rae — * rent $55 msg ¥ Key rent ff — J9 — — * "brik: (aii6 Rush = a * ‘Three-room fiat, $1 * 15 per month. : "JOH? a N d finished Cc many ., wnonth: will é te: keys at’ "ones. i rk 16 per. month. $15. JOHN A, SOH? 3 81 —8 ‘st. (c3) Keys at 1618 Park STORES—For sale, | 1908-5-7-9 | Knox ae | ments. , Elwood, | PALM, w1d—New flat; 5 rooms; atl W. L. WRIGHT, ‘Room Tin Chemical Bidg.. — £63 ; rent $684; price lag. veg #75 (08) PIANO — tea ee convenie * st lance to suit. Call 306 |SALARI®D. people turmahed mone — av NT t Bld (c5) — ale’, loahs on furniture ot i — — ‘ia — F RE For sale, a pretty little home, | ™o penal Finance Co.. 00 — T ‘expe + Tejon i churek: “tse — — 5227 ‘Washington Avenue. |, “tean for a brick cottage. 3708 Osceuia | True A ran stone suitip’e for rot of rent 1 -ROOM RESIDENCE. roome, finis —— SOAS BY PRIVATE ae a — PAGE. : nde INVESTMENT CO.. 107 N. 7th. | foundation: decorated: lot Easy — and |... MUSICAL | INSTRUCTION 7 Treand ae tattiientaine ain Room e. FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT rand or efontaine Be 3 (C77) PRO ENT LOAN A i FLATS COR RENT, — —— —— t. ve ¥ set mihi} (o—brick. houge “FLATS WANTED rate is LOWER than the | back porch; water paid; $10.60; base- — fe do not charge a commission. — es ale, STA Theo neodosi ia. | ene pte May wm. We accept ts. iAN Bo du vi smal] montiily paymen . TS WANTED. known as. ge ge We will — sen as ar Puan! Eo harxisom and Tel iephone “Main 53 — AD SAP or pe eee mood x | iar a oe - —— = ; tl wipe PITY, 41% Locust a ste,

rr ner | non-resid t and desires ye —— 1.50 @ srk pen & non- sa an esires AGE Wid. —To rent 12 ; AMY 1 & R - ae SO a 3 pa UNION a ipo 1700-06A—Modern S$ and 4 - hot-water heat; or two aa banaon thiy. ~gh~ & t F your ‘interest fixtures, screens, shades; o apartments, lower and uD consult we 3 : us. usiness ir- : os | we e floor; makin 12 rooms; f Two * ALNU J ST, ipo — Phone ‘Main 1A29 ental ; 4 — jarae. light rooms, smal families, w i. |, - CHEMICAL FINANCE CO PIANC * Turna * rent cheap. Lindell 276. (c3) | far 501 Chemical Bidg., 8th and Olive “14 te ff ‘ WM. ABROTT Properties that pay —* had below their — ins eae SO — — Page Hine, | uiure waives We have Bile DON'T BORROW MONEY. * — — VERNON. ——— roeme, bath, Front Rank west —— 4 of Union; mode stable @ for 16 horses gg vehicles, and 4 rooms Ps : Nicely furl furnace: wil! decorate to suit, all a bov 500; also 2108 Wal rom -rate compafhies at cor dwelling. 20-ft. lot, uced e do no fa ~ i ‘advertis VICTOR. 1216-4 — re Teall egg water, sa SUBURBAN | PROP’TY FOR RENT 4200. ‘These are only one block west of ath in laund Union Rin cog Eas erms CAMBRIDGE, * 16 (Maplewood) Beautiful 7 Re HENRY HIBMENZ REALTY.CO..

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ie’ beautiful brase bed:"oak 4 ee gee Sl ) mission china closet. cheap. | lin: * ral ‘MATERIAL— For adie; secondhand; on wir of ; ; | RRR hurry. — — pa cas ‘ jon job; ‘tem | ; and heater. matt kinds. — Delmar buildings, teo 7 hea timbers and 1012 Chestnu ‘ : 735 Bayard ‘av. ——— Fo ae. ply! at 3 POOLROOM—For sale; everything new; fine: AL RANGE—For — Quick —— Lg fos: . a ; teases Sc a ae CRN ae (cd) location business; have other ‘bust. | N water conn heating small contents of or — “i er yar et tur bla’ CLOTHING POGLROOM Fe ses DAVENYUR!—For sale; fine; leather; new; ce Storake and Auction - eres & ee oe ~~ |" location; $500 cash, sien avs mn R615 Laclede c} ‘lin av.: Central 137. Bomon | CLOTHING—For sale; tallor 4? , ghia . | cA LHERS—For sale. live geese and down: CAR Wtd.—Will trade “equity in maker, 506 N. Vandeventer av, room 14.(c) | yy + haere for someone beds made to Pea ~ up property for car; house has 8 rooms, bath. | DRESSES—F ] om_14.(c}) Merchants’ Hotel, N. High Central 5614L.(c8) | rurnare. fi a shed or sale; several woolen and|L. Raymond. le girl 6 —— a ———— ale — — — aces a | Summer dresses, etc.. all for $3.50. Box — ANT +4 J—— phone Songy — an in- D838, Fost ispatee ood ones — gh ri you want some Red arse NON | FURNIPCRE—For pale, enroute of BERD | ¥ Beach” Post-Dispatch. vote ita ‘price aos Market. ela) | BERG. 2188 8. —* —— rice. 2125 Market. (c X * FOR HIRE — BALE on tailor-made second- GoM ING HOUs x Rood pb yh Te Phe . Ba ORE, * — nu or do gen- - — — ———— PPP LP LIDAP —————————— — — and overc s, su as new; 7— — x | ;. private ome. Call Sro7 | ; : ee Deirersgt ig Sete. 3 —— 7-passenser tour- }at your own price. Cail ‘at at Yatkeman’s, 2309 niture like new. N UBERG. af ibn. parties unday’ afternoon — PEAU. 03 aa * ee Hanks 004 56 De Delmar car, $3 |pe Cabanv 2431. (c6) | Ma rke t st. (c8) —— HOUSE—For . sale; . * | Saturday — * oR — adie” * FoR iNGs—For sale, of 4 — whole | 7 SALE HIG wed HEST clothing. Wolo Tadfe and —— vest ate: guise; splendid, bargain: "reall Fra eg and imusic in in the: an” | rome. — — on — ill LPP LPL PLL LOL NS ll NA ll Nel dl Pd ll Dt . ston penebat es De euers 2020 — ' ‘ sihuu> , * * — F 7 . ghine: or piece work: “Apply aa or in part; roomer with own furniture w AUTOMOBILE—For hire; 7- tour- | @¥.. Bomont 486. (gy | & Cc HOUSE—For me; 1 rooms; cen- Ahern & Albers, M Washingtor retain room if desired. 4726 McMillan OV: | "ing car, $3 ct 4 $3.60. ‘Aaron lancab Co.. | | nat di,. located: farpace “Beat. het water; | COMPTON DANCING J —* aon ea ae — a PLRNILURE For liecanier’ tanle, ete.: | wencell 38. 4) PATENTS AND PENSIONS . | RoOMING HOUSE ¥ far niscle Tart | guatenioe all tee tataee nine ng Co,. ve esser, washstan . : . : — or sale; nice r- | 7 eens $615. Laclede. {ce} | “vs vmocllLE—Kor sale, handsome, large 5- booklet free.. Alfred A.|. Dished; will take part in board. 3838 Wash- | tions ‘Thursday and 8 * * to. aasist in —e 5 — Uiie—For, saie, contents of S-room | 5659 | 4454 Olive. (cd) Eiks, Columbia EBidg., 318 N. — Bt. ington. (4) |! om: no inte work. Apply at] ..o° — need not apply. 1406 St. Anke. | Opie For sale. Ford coupe. 1912 | LOUls. ate} * it “furnished and. net yo 12 —— Or ndent, ne é | . a and rented; furnace. hea C “super ntene er DER BROS. FURNITURE—Wicow ' compelled to dispose ieee ee, POULTRY AND BIRDS bath: bargain. 2630 Locust, or 284? ' ; — of contents ot 9-room residence; ail beauti- : — —— cig hth and -Washington. ful: first-class condition; aiso fine piano. za “oes grr , ye heey ae 12 PULLETS—For sate, 4 — ‘large ⸗ HOUSE—For sale; 10 —A— — cat De experienced. faxine Park. - —— live. e (3) white leghorn bullets; po ag hatch. Phone “splendidly —— bag of Sara “a hed Sin: | — =: | © prices; sgving eA 2 iy cents new ig aay Sy y —For saie, Ford touring car, ig | Auto Co, Main 8400X. 7 p. orice $600 air ee pa oP cheap as secondhand in buying th an 6/months old, compelled to sell; 7 fe ee — way. Box 1-140 Boat-Dispatch fuily equipped, #400. Bos. DW, P.-D__ et See : ani 38° well Turgitee veltees evartehinn ____ DETECTIVES: Av iL E—ilo -passenger limou- |g AFES 0 ned, repaired, stuiblodtion locks | Clean, in good order; bargain at $250 i ny AEM: apply — Ce n Athy ra any, standard! vo —— “also ere walt a at nged; secondhand ‘safes bought and | at_once — iat — tttigee N. wih st. Jesen. | port. ger. same condition; will sell cheap. 4701 sold Dank work 5 ee ee — For sale, with room for restaurant: | toria Bi 6 3650. ner retiring. ox_ D-164. P.-D. (5) be. ps VE Exoert having years of ust. be. — hours fu like new: rare ains ashington | unchroom, 911 Franklin. (c) house for sale. 4213 TUCRiNG CAR—For sale, —— —— SALOON—Finest and nee money: — lo- cal experien oes dowing and in- | DA “Neat and experienced, —— Jashingto —— * e-Arrow, —* __ SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES cation ; better BELER vestigating: —— missi ng veople:. evidence

— SE Brow x une we * J— a ee *. Be eee es OES s a, Sie. PTR aod ORR ge ape ee ae , 9 J Sy PP Mees pita Seem —— * —* — * — * 4 — at» Akta gy, « * phe 4 : * * 8 — — * — Caf 2 . . pi ’ —— — * ** — —— — ae ——— — wT RSs *— * * 1 — * — — ee a ra * +a > Re i. ~ i $ , 2 neces- - ' —“ ipped; in @ne running Rony carey . wie Rat — REALTY do. 1012 Chestnut st. . secured in absolute secrecy: con- }T@ - goes “eames GAS TOVE For sale; good condition. 4 will Cake 600'for quick sale... Monroe 20. (c6) OLEANDERS—For sale; No — kept; SALOON—For ‘sale: splendid downtown i, — — — 81 ‘Olive st.: phone _ r= ; ny _s1ote Pages® large trees: chea 4315 N t.WOMAN—Good, to take washing GAB: ANGE For sale: base-burner. icebox, | ALL auto tires repaired; we e work turn = books’ linventixaces” ott geno. THe S MALL = oR ; down by hers See-us before rowing ». 4501A on av, — a | «5? parler. set. biz lamp. cheap. leaving city, Bh od away. hath ‘Tire icanntiammes ‘Cec, SEWING | MACHINES “S"MENT CO.. 902 Chestnut. AN— eat; for kitchen help. 2631 Gra — *— —— — Olive st. «(c8) SEWING MA M ACE HINE-—Fo ne ——— . coll = “ =] Pee ation Co fort: in condition: , Broadway. — — * — 20 701 — Photie | Gc RANG ome Com 548 AUTOMOBILE 1 BARGAINS out 478. contractors, houteau av.; a on ye — on, President Plan * Brown elivered nd pu et CO a sctaeee itiiion : er {c) NG uick aoe. oe cones | ee lies, 30 eB cag eet — yun 500 4 RY Wtd.—Will exchange equity * mar 225R — ee n RAS mar 225R. Bec e —F —— fanc ers, chea 15 8. rn 6-room ..cottage. all conveniences, | = we strappers ak as — Wert: cheap =) Sti t for grocery or notion store, Box I-11, P.-D: STORAGE AND MOVING a ra ve —— aw yan 14th and Papin. RANGE—For sale; Charter Oak, 4 lids, nice- 275 Salita: — nt cases, : 0 ee ly nickeled; baker; $14.. 2326 Market. | 16-h. ideo 5-pa t: good ie ces free, by experie obstetricians; — 7 Man ongen., Apply | 115i Chances] sini: a ies aera Ni S8g0 | Rosia, dhefoes ctr worthy sawss Fes — — (c) | ax 2506 Brankiin.— : (65) | 22-h. “p. Metz, ° 1012 “car,” ‘siizitiy’ sed, 2 usiness hances Delmar 26001, and Delmar 8 ach Superior. in £004 | yon” 'p NEW YORK STORAGE CO,. 2219 Wash st.| Mrs. Warrance, Licensed Midwife i Bie —= | RANGE—B Metz. 1911 car: ‘a’ ba eceive before uring 4 ee M F —— WANTED ‘ condition; "gio: Gelivered and put up. _ 1911 —8 , —* 4 eee BUSINESS CHANCES rooms; our own building wena — R gb ey — ouenat ye, ea? — * Se" wantin |e Tar ae Tae an ß man “aim | ORE MOVING AND STORAGE Gp. | antral ieiatnle tee, "Oa ie “ani 3LADY— ; Jewel, and one Jewe rgains in the —— — * * wey. ere nek oe 3322 Ha WM. RS . ¥ (8) | 2080_Washinaton. (7)

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; eap. l- | demonstrations. A. FEA : ; bo nro yon proposition; ._ pores nteé i Kinloch Victor store: $12 uday. — a — es © 100 Timer _ Bids, (ct b — ax: CH — — * ed 5* 5 — AREHOUSE—Henrv C. Wiehe . THEATRICAL store; ‘ U a * * - — —— BICYCLES ‘AND MO'URGCYCLES manicurist proposition for Mgood, Al me-| Franklin av. Money advanced when diesiten ~~ ~ | “Tome. for housekeeping; all: conveniences; Majestic; water connections: $10 up: stor- ch : ingl (c6) — anic; only one other ine Apply 240] Phone Central 4303. (¢8) | ACTORS * amateurs will find the largest reasona die, singte a nll — oe | MOTOR CYCLE—For sale. twin-cylinder 6- Collinsville av... Bast St. Louis, GRAND Storage and Moving Go.. B23 F and be t of costumes, wigs an — — ao | : —2 oe er magneto motor eres: also ra-| ovo1.vusS CHANCE—For sale, @ yaluabie| ginia; phones, South 962, Laclede 294J; ooet tab. ania: 100, best m *. yyy °F $12.50: finest hard and soft 3450 Shenand t, — masquerades, ta patent for half interest or royalty. al-} parades, at s, 6th and Walnu way, large vans, $3; small, $2; storage, $1.50 load. op — site Ha vhn’s Th ter 15} | © ae storage —* open Sun- “anal BAL y introduced: good seller: 100 per cent _ @ permanent tion m1 nkli 5) HORSES AND VEHICLES — address 1007 Marion st. ) ACTRESS Wtd.—Well in are Globe ‘pee Store, | pale | ——- | BUSINHSS CHANCE—Corporation has open- STORAGE—500 iron rooms * storing farai- edy; ha food pro ition. for you. ‘Cal Call 4, 1. \ RIDING ACADEMIES for 1823 | ' nne CE

ing ig i man to ta ie secretary-treas- ture; we have a new warehouse a =) KES — Titty, 18 7 30 — F aah rs PPP Annem | ure and st $1000 t o $1500 in stock. Lucas ‘that we want to fill —8 storage, $2 pot sESL | n h 2) | SADDLE HORSES—For rent and sale; ridif D Post-Dispatch, load: hauling. $4. Call up ¢ , of age, with retail ‘experi- G rang essons, including instructor. horse and inde CHANCE UBaxete aticutionT We Bomont 399, Of Morgan, dward | — all departments.. Permanent] -stoves, all as good as me habit yo; phone Lindell 1176. Prof. Newsum. — Langan an urn. —— fitions, 8 8:30, —— satisfaction; terms —— Write for ee FIRE eH PROOF S “STOR A i. i aE a. age P PASTURAGE, ETC. —— era Midaieby Oven Mf a oe. (cS) rater st our mater — and get ont Ta heater ¥.—Two a RUG—For sale; 9xl2 Axminster, : 9x6, PASTURAGE—Board your horse for the — — — NSS CHANCE For oale towhelte e; moving, ing: ad- | East oe 5, * ap gees — Eighth and Washington. only. $7. 3615 Laclede. * c) Natur ater — Bae > 8 a eat 6500 ag —* Sones... fx and orange Belt. : : Tay an CHAIR sale; — — om uous — —— modern in & y 2137. n et: sm cash pay- Pi — SOSTSCOCHSOOC OSS © @ | lat — how and secondhand, which | FOR SALE “| ment. balance to suit: a rare chance. Box | Stouc Hien | paymente."Lears Beating 'Co., 800. Chests |S 2880 Love we are selling at wholesale prices 0 4 PARES , | BUSINES CHAXCE—= — — — — ———— — a2, FOR, 3 DAYS Finney av. 58 BUGGIES—_For sale: — storm BUSINESS CHANCE-—Eastern manufacturer | LANG AN & PAYLOR? 8 ome ef IUNT,. 5008A— Mensatt, * R GS— Beautiful Axminster and velvet rugs: — — ——— bakery er ee establishing factory here, needs man with], fA t h leted. and sil 3 mee acts state | ; conveniences; reasonable; — “Immediately. 4213 Wa - | terer, blavabtiee vcinhér, —— wagons | ry share in profits; daily demand for | Dviiding is the finest equipped storage house LADY— — roupe SOF ine = SiS “wasn | er Banantig ny Bin” gab eH | proce: Seas pao expericnce’ SSo'D-1l | the Went, The, imnrance cate, te 380 fe par. Pua | aa —— GS—For sale, Axminster ye by * John Tubinka, 1340 ie bo : — sees — — hones Monroe 1060, Delmar 2726.. (06: pecta an —— but must | 664. we one to 9 leather rockers, early | Englis ning fur-] on “wk wht, sold an ‘ ave just closed a|—— 7 | lately pending photo. Roy D: J om, niture, brass beds, mahogany dressers and exchanged. John (cB ear contract with the factory tor the}. THE LEONORI STORAGE 3 AM pare Box 71. “Le bteye entftonters: -ingat cc 4029 McPherson. FARM | WAGON—For sale: — doubl exelus we onre Of the famous Lorian re- 1 ; Leonor! wing: ae * (03h — aa ty ® Wilson neater, Buck's harness; 2 mares : very cheap. Jouns- fowa, Mint —2 52 — Ne ay, See bees to ——— —— an valu- G Pic E ACHIN For sal . : . Oo olorado ahoma xas . ta 2: 2 ® ® 6 © O° © OOOO OO —— — — ae ton, 2701 ae —— — — and Kansa it you want an opportunity, ables —— boxes, *ete.j clean ‘rooms; mov- ‘ ‘complete; practically new: price $13. 585. | whic sone 0 ew, see me at once, as the * x aT —— h hand a very large | —fea: (cS) | investment you will make will be care; money advanced. > PICTURE HINE— : rooms “to —And: demonstra- tk pe gp OR it = . 4 —— or sale; a good work; private sta- |i can give best of references and R, U. LEONORI AUCTION AND STORAGE woot of flim. Z oe “complete; first in algid — — once ; $12 to $18 weekl h h ‘ 2714 fall av. . (%) | tracts already closed. Don’t take up my {| —CQ. Both phones. Grand and Laclede. (c8)] ,i:e8 the outfit; must. sell. 8h Jeht J ‘housekeeping; eas Y|in° first-class condition: $2 i, a Chet es sale; work; harness and|time unless you mean business and. have | AMERICAN STORAGE CO. Yee gus Hot i Mount Olive. ti n “MAURER - REMLEY this; you ean save mone b.5, 39 wagon. 2618 Franklin. () | oo ™ “yyy ae tee tag hs ee ot ABSOLUTELY _EIREPROOF. FLANIS 1—Sit as piano player in odeon. Box

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i. i ROKE—-For saie: elegant mirror-front. | HO —b OF Sale. big work horse. =" | sto D.24. (AR KE 811 N. 6th st. Ask od iden $e es 510. S015 — * —— a tices es ae | for fut" information: s 1 y hen PIANISI—Sit. by experienced: i play Fay: : ae. ARL or e: 80 Bane oor sale; large ba ; guitable f — t deville and transpose; Box 4 chalk, novelty, — door; on j_ Rew. 8615 Laclede. — Very purposes. 3820 Olive. oe BUS:INESS WANTED safekeeping of 1d 11. Post-Dispatch. house sale; aI solid K; * lowest, — — highest: — 2 * — I os . ORSE-—For sale; ace 5 and spring wag-| KUSINESS Wtd.—To lease —58* 15 to LANGDALE BROS.. SKETCH TEAMS Wtd. — and. sov- | SUUNTA 48 rge. double WARL or new; onl i. 3615 _Lacle — on; sell separate. 342 40. rooms, suitable for hotel pur free. _Bew:_only_ $8. —2013Laciede, poses, in. h hones. 2315 Olive st (cB) 1 1 ted rocm; all — —— —— — ————— F — Sane Linden y; $40; must ; le —— —— ae tien Se ma HELP WANTED drvenet washstan«d and —— * 55; atl oo ag 3 wTais Ro raed evake ‘Wellsten cur. — venice Rast-Disnatcn. ea “City, agit hawas STOVE REPAIRS ce BE eve th, all winter’s work. Box H-36, ne. neighborhood: 1 block of 7 —— gas m ‘Gnd colors, $1.10; Wilson heat- HORSES AND MARES—¥or sale; 10; $15 COFF EE A AND TEA ROUTH Wid.—Must be — THE iRVIN . STAGE SCHOOL Finney | !RANKLIN, 9104—Furnished or unfurnished *faun ‘F ‘Co. uperior — em By tis 50, 8 x-hole 2033 Fre niin. antee miven. Kinney Express SH E ST conn cours. — —— kinds stove repairing. nick ot -nantis Ena “the only p ; ractica — 1d matic art. rooms; gas, hot bath, —— J —— IGP SPORE, wedi pry gods, guaranteed.” 1411 Prank: | vaudavile St ee ae up; team big —2 $75; harness. at al * i worth $3000; used 30 days. Box Fp ne ee eee —— — terms. reasona ble. P “! — Tah es yey heat ba week; ladies. or on. e a > vt 204 > ~ run «SE—t'or sale, gentieshorse. anybody = A QUICK SALE of your — * N._12th, Central —— Mata =: fc8) | Sr, Bane, Reroey , TEmnis gai reer — Call 2651 -Caroline r —2 oath. thing for for tie ve on account of buyi : I ea het * — foi Ls 2 Taylor. ee ae F ny other firm: ail watisfled clients: STEAM CARPET CLEANING VAUDEVIELE for theatery SDEVICLE for — and 7 ‘| new concern ‘stay f ns port plipeb renovated to look like new; sow- — — D pedir wagon, horse; cheap. 2785 8 years in St. Louis. We also furnish money rices. Globe Carpet Clea ning Co.,|WwOMA ~ Broadway 7 Husingss woman. Cat E ense stuck at less than t We liijisilPor seic horas sraediclens” wilt ; | & —— deals. Ebbeler Realty Co., * Ol} * at Roment 852, cones done: — ait once. ay Theater 8. — NEO are nt; > OOS. ° Chestnut st. _ (c) | FHOLS] RIN compress air carpet y. * ee . rices.can icated. : — ie madiineass: supe business qui * ood, ‘conhde! tial, wen ‘Neu-4 Phone Lindel) — —— eer niight. 10c; M ‘ GIBSON” E u pone uic Pope co ntia Phone Linde)! 2008, Delmar 81 j ofinton Co $0. Bet (21) ia. ee give * — — 53.8. 1 or phone Sidney 1167; CHICAGO Steam Carpet Cleaning Co., 3829 =paperitix. painting, 4447 “Bag.

R MARE—For sale. bay mare, 7 vears. sound, |%t & bargain. 9 . corner Vandeven- Sophir Bros. away. ton; both If you wi he lots o single or. double: Delmar 29413: 1417 Lau: ter; aie oin — i : ze, —— * L. AS Wtd—For saloon and ROOMS pa Sry compiete, $3 up. including . > MORGA ial Bids.) | GIT tele pg gh 104 and pod at at &| MARES— Tor sale’ team or mares —— a bargain: no letters. Inquire Ra- paper. Independent Wail Paper ¢ “he y two young — —— eS fay + ogy aq ' tional ‘Ta ilorin 4032 Easton S private family; no need an ' ——— et us be before buying: elsewhere farm wagon; owhite rock chickens; sell sepa- | Ona! J alloring. s\ve_maston av ) | Glasgow. $4 w : 7 da Gators 5 |. Pate. 3935A Penrose: ‘ CIGAR STAND—For sale, in office Sulla. li turn at Box D-80, Post-Di ch we ! — fron re) oat MARES—For sale; 12, good: 2 in foal; oe OD LEN OHROOM CF : — ei aa 35 ke. — rigielock. trucks and harness; tarmer’ s chance to r Bx. —— OUSE AND LUNCHROOM—For | ik —— —— kad 8 a Business women; parish; GA —— mare and harness er Anchor * best downtown _tocation; money-mak- one; heal particulars vand. 3 1805 Locust, 1806 5 aries. er. SORBET, ER REALTY;CO.. 1012 Chestnut. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ey -D ‘eh. — Bene. Bemont sm Moma st — —* Saag aa 59 ny oer * Yuin — (GRRE Ane grocery ioe salu: } : * — untur- "FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS | urs" ° coe nene ee | stock: investigates 8000 obuvs piace, ‘Tita | ALL. legal, matters, damage — — — — AM—For sale; stylish sorrel horses. 6308. a8 AE Bs LENT C >} 10283 Chestnut st. : Geyer ad | : state J— NE RE—For : 9 aa Perchero : : NFECTIONERY dally sales of t $20 — CaN Pa =| Law Bureau, 806 estnut ast. brio, fans ae attends to all legal matters, all —* cash. tron Dit ig city; cheap ape Poon mows experienced at 7.

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housework about 4 days a week. Monroe | COATMAKER—Good. 209 Wright “(eb) | * ——— — OR—on men’s , (c

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city references. James . “Bega aye or oe . EI 3306. ® HOUSEWOMAN—Competent lad desires © © OOO OOO D% o —5 at — I afters lin ing ill- 5736 reward, man, Ann ge Barton —* tery, on special apron ati. Soak os Charles~and John Grennon, aged 39 55 at Olive Cones oO law grandfa er. + nlp will take — Thursday, ———— ‘at. ree ‘p.m. from the resi- Lo | cisco Station ‘St St dames, re papers please copy, it Nov. - ts, California | BING ere at be t'on Tvesday, er A father Rose, and 4 er, cana] Aetegted and uncle, after a lingerin g illness, in his ear. gig ee yen y residence. 4048 Pen- 5 — street, . Friday, Noy. 3,; at i Dp. m. e into rest Sun- CHEELE—E tered aay Oct. , 1911, at 8:80 a. ms * 5 J. ‘gehéele, — husban 7 dear a — — slaw. an from —— street, hy * cen Hh into rest ye my Sept

Smit bea es, 3 1. Beate a Ae Sted’ shes ther of Gi — Richard Nes vit be «ARTICLES FOUND BY THE — front 65845 ew (¥ DOG— — len. white’ bull terrier, turn to 2908 Barrett

white fox —— ams = —— bla pots on back and face: ——— penne ware 2252 Shena pavers ana receive —— el

IN—Lost; . hook both Rosedale "Spd Gates, te and supply — Joos Sgr ick ked > FR, money

1, on: * — Ol ——— er g ve or — gar — Res rd off -oin. na shane. — 1 > Delmar car 4 at or ——

anne court. MAN—ioung, aged 18, desires position =

— —— ease return Jaban⸗ aa coin to Strau N. 19th.

urn of some D. ze Sor") Wa one E—Lost; ni to ai “‘Waterm rs. tee Loui — Vanahar Ok. — —— * solitaire — on Del- een 2 ——— and Sarah: INGS—Lost,. 2. diamond: rings and finger ng; reward offered. Miss Mabelle Herr, renee Candy Co,, 517 Olive —2* rd — ——— ; re- rece)

ARF-—Lost; black saiin: if —— to 8733 (W SLEEVE ON— Lost.’ roe of a —— button. black on} onyx, mar ted “Ss”? In w great favor by: m 523 . aha *7 ns obtained

erican . Monaa evening ander known; oe - 4 turn to os re-

— — Oo eee or Laclede car; ‘libéral Pi cine

3 ‘H: ‘ons i Box. Dek 165, — TC 1 | , ben a0 a tor, yon 4 thew Wd tfereon Bidg.,_ 2448 Olive oeter, room 14 — Wnite ‘bul a Wes 3 — ‘and — bint |

®. gwoer Moun h and Salisbury. e place, — work or driving. Pis’* Poet tch. (4)

CHiNisT— Young or wants position. Joe oe Sidler, 1518

MACHINIST—Wants position to work lathe or planing machine; 23 years of age, ateee poly 7. Gageee Nunes, Oaks Hotel: es Ba ego —— —— rj — ome & family;

well J na wor a young. aurorobile it, wanted: any work acceptable, day or night; 28 years old. Box H- Man—y oung. desires yee y, Gente: can do of wo Post- Dis. (4)

wiht 3 would lkie to have position of shipping c clerk. Box D-76. Post- -Dispateh.

MAN— x oung, would like to learn a —— of any kind. Box D-77. Post-Dispatch

MAN—Young, wishes position with ware: house or ates D-196, P.-D. MAN AND WI . on farm; understands farm work: ogy —* child. 1921A Olive. MAW—Ahround, wants work as waiter, ccok fireman or houseman; best of references. William Ward, colored. 1702 Chestnut. (4

MAN—Sit. by young coiored, in private fam- 7 West Cab ily; general housework. 94 es

any kind; have had experience in soliciti delivering ‘and collecting. Box D-s83, P.- MAN—Position as bookkeeper or clerk, by a thoroughly reliable man, with best refer- ences. box D-54, Post- -Dispatch. _ MAN—Sit. by colored; housemain or porter; references. H. Logan, 1615 Olive, rear; Central 9444L.,

MAN—8Sit. by young, age 24, with knowl- edge of bookkeeping; experienced in office and railroad office, Box D-192, P.-D.

MAN—Ssit. by young. of 18, with shipping office experience; fair handwriting. Box 4). Post Di tc

AN—Sit. by young, with some experience as bartender: wiiling to do porter work. Box _D-195, Post- -Dispatch.,

MAN—Sit.; firing furnace, private fur- aces; near 3600 West Pine bl. — — 3636 West Pine bl.

-MAN—Southerner,; settled man; wants sit.; orter —— housework or walt Bern

iAN AND WiFE—Sit.; man experienced bar- —— ee good cook; for club or road- o (7) reuse D-2,. Post- Dispatch. tiie

MAN—Sit. by elderly; honest, sober; fur- nace ‘and yard: care of poreee: can milk: ci referen . Mosher, 81438 Ohio. MAN—si". os married, as offive manager. credit man or bookkeeper. excelient expe- rience: reaso:.atle oe Address 4328 Warne: nhone Cent. 9

MAN—Sit. wanted: handy:: for apartment house or wal! Daner house; can do whiten- ins. paatertn wail papering and cleanin D-i53 Post. Dispatch. me

— — man: ‘ink family: best references Side work wreferred or work around private me: must have work, Box C-49. P.-D. (4)

ma —Sit. by. young, * of any kind; 0 mest atid reliable; I have held 4 posi- ‘Mons in 9 years; packer, cook, nurse, ete- nographer; have own machine; Al refer- ences, W. Holstein, 3817 Easton av.

MAN—Sit. by young; has had several years’ experience in clothing, gents’ fur- nishings and shoes; willing tor work a either; no objection to leave city; has good references. Box D-197, Post-Dispatch. (4)

est, young Christian, 22 years , no old,e would like position in country_ hotel; ouseman, geeneral man, porter, kitchen or anyth ears’ experience; will go an —* ee F114, Post-Dispatch. PAINTER—Sit. by painter or per rr ge . have own tools; will work cheap. 614 Leonard mont 690, °

PAINTER—Sit. wanted; agg to hanging. dec- — anything in tne a= reasonable: phon rand 1637. venter. PAPER HANGER-—Sit.: reduced wages; best

Welch, 8s. bea ee ee rienced — lady h do — housework in small 6288 Bartmer. LAUY—Sit, as cook or housework, lady; French family preferred. oven 8 ver. LAD Y—Young. wishes position as doctor x dentist's assistant; experienced. Phone Monroe 2411. LADY—Oi education ana abil lity, from the West, stranger in city, desires position of trust; can write some; capabie of peaducting — columns on ented wants, D-188, Post Oi (83 CAUNDRESS— Good, first-class, wants work for Thursday and Friday. Cabany 3695L LAUNDRESS—White, wants ig to take home; call or write. 4052 St. nand. VLAUNURioSs—hb irsi-ciass, ree work. Phone Bomont 8t3. LAUNDRESA Bit. by sood colored. Georzie Lee. ‘Central 352 ip LAUNDRES —— bundles to bring home. 2219 Gravo ego LAUNDRESS—Sit. * white, first 4 days out. 3315 Franklin av., room 3. LAUNDRESS—Wants hundles to bri hom 2084, go out by day; good references. nde

wAU DRESS—Wants work for the rest of ‘ 101 “4 week; first-class; colored. Bomont

LAUNDRESS—Sit. by first-class: woud pike Bh ae three days; references. M. B. ing 2il2 Morgan. LAUNDRESS—Sit.. by colored to Lh out or bri bundles home. Rosa, Lindell 608L: 4107 nney, uA svninssS—Sit, by first-class white. for Monday. Thursday and Friday. Bomont WA NDRDSS—Sit, by first-class: colored. by a day: phone Bomont 2684R. Lizzie Jar- CA ONDRESS—6i it. by first-class, colored, Thursday and Friday; references. Phone Bomont 1656. LAUNDRESS—Sit. by § first-ciass; colored: » bundles to bring home; references, 1020

S—Sit. by coiored, Thursday and can give references. Call Bo-

S—Sit. by first-class, to bring home; money refunded if not satis- fattory. ndell 9L. . 3051 Finney av. PA DNDRERS— Geod, for first two days out; * ndles to. bring home. Lindell 4055R. nce. LA AUNDRESS—Good, ¢ lored, wants Ty ma Pine ee 4 out. Call or “write. 3855 DRES=—Sit. by experienced and re- iM able, colored, Thursda —* and Friday out or bundles. (all Bomont 1 CAUNDRESS—Pirst-clane — — rst day of week out by ay. 8325 3) SRS Sa ( cl LAUNDRESS—Sit.: bundles taken only; city references. 105 N. Channing; Lin- dell 4054, Central 9737L. (5) ND S—Sit, by colored, 4 days out. Call Lindell 786, or write 4066 say f ay — -dry yess and, iron- “ing: ‘ginal be bundles. 65467 8S l- CAUNDRESS—Sit. pa white, bundles ae 3)

— home only; st-class work. Bom

LAUNDRESS—Honest Bene te —5 wom- an wants position, Thursda Friday; bring home; — —5— mont 1 Eliza” NURSE—Practical; good references. 1300 odiam (3) NURSE—Sit, by practical; confinement cases prefer best of references. Bell phone onroe a 1889 Bayard. PASTRY COOK-—Sit. by woman; hotel bakery; several years’ experience, $410 Laclede. ß PIANO ——— by gxperienced. for odeon. D- Post- Dis

STENOG SC OHER aI we — aay, with dictation. Box D-90 st-Dis STENOGRAPHER—Brignt and willing work- r; can 2 billing and filing. Box C-5l,

Post- Dis SENOU — lady, 22, desires OLLECTOR— Thoroughly experienced: must ar fore, Bitgincauaimied, in, Belleville. Granite ; son an enice: ——— neces. Box H-2. Post-Dispatch. c) i.) 1; US| OR—Two-thirder, to help out fo1 ghort time. 1921 Olive. 4e\ CONCRETE LABORERS—Colored: all ley 20th and O’Falion. Murphy Contractin . (c3) OUNTER HELP—Also. meat cutter, * Vv ,Consumers’ Grocer and Meat Market. Beh | ana Market. é COTTE E -mxperwences on 5 goods.. a mar Mfg. 415 _N, 8th aa ons — — * — P. x 2%. Troy. 1 ‘aN 5 — ER—for smal! restaurant. 2301 arket st. DISHWASHER—Man; at once, 1090 =N Broadway. DRIVFRS—At 8761 Market st. DRUG CLERK—Unregistered, with ex- weshit rience. .Lehma pale Drug | Store, 2601 apiece ERRAN D BOY—Apply J.W J. W. Losse. 807 N 6th, 4th fioo (c) ERRAND — & Nolde, 508 Benoist Bldg... Sth and Pine. ERRAND BOY—16 vears vjd; must ride hievele. 1118 Tinton av. 3) RAND BOY—Bright,. energetic: for advancement Appl with references. Weildlich Jewelry C 10 Locust st. (ec) ERR AND —— be reliable. honest and over 16 yeare of -age: bring reference. FE. W. Drorten Jewelry Co. ic) FARM HAND-—Good. steadv aliround..N. w. cor. Broadway and Pine. basement. FARMHANDS—Two. Take Ferguson Kirk- — ear to power house, inquire for J. ern FIRE MEN—Pxperienced, for large manufac- curing plant; good wages. Atlas age Mfe Co.,. Ponceitie. Mn, c1) FRESCO CLEANERS—First-class; call — a. ohnson, 2814 O c) {c) GROCERY CLERIC 954 Goodfellow. ‘e) GROCERY CLERKS—Connor-bgan Grocery _00.._1045_Nv_Vandeventer, HELP Wtd.—For alteration department. on suits, coats and skirts: good experienced help: good salary for zood_ help: to come to mphis, Tenn.: permanent position. Avppviv fo —— Agnes Feuerborn at , lave Boke HOSTT ER Colored — to wash wagons and harness; night work. Appl v at SCHAPER BROS. ST ARLES, 811 Easton. HOMTSEM AN—Neat, sired “private family. 2100 Lafavett —J——— — OR: Saran and Laclede. Jone J. Ditton (c8) LA BORERS—2®, on Natural Bridge. rd., blocks west of Union av. J. Maloney. 16) LATHERS—1 block north Caroline on Col- ‘ines rd. Webheter Grover. MAN—Middle-aged: —— farm and general J suburban ist_st.

MAN -handy with too ae, American Shoe Machinery and Tool > ee road wav (c)

mw N—Sinele. to take care small dai and do general farm work. 4711 Washington bl. morning onlv, Forest 8823. (5) MAN—Experienced. on moving wagon: steady ‘ work, ponly at 5523 Virginia: phone La- (a)

Bo-: —— help paper hanger: $3 day: must urn some. money; experience necesfary. Call after & mn. m., _ R28 A N. Kine'’s hichway. AN—Young. to take place of my partner in well-paving Dusiness: leaving account ealth: require $300 cash. Box D-12 ost+Dispatch. ’ :

AND WIFf For gmat farm, to work on shares. Box ot ost-Dispatch. 2 N AND chil host man to t care smal! dairy ahd. do gene eral farm work. wife to do cooking. and housework. 4711 Washington bl., morning only. Forest

MEN—To sell hot tamales.

-~25, and 25 —— at "Levee and Full Vaiue Piant, Giasgow and Nort OPERATOR No. 5 5 wee on men’s —— Peters Louis ear Jefferso UPERAiI SE Scie stands the. weiter and sti , and other machines. Buckley Shoe Co., Houston, Tex. PULLING-OV ER HINE ERA 22 — On men’s ——— —— own fefrson hdclph

— boy in cutting ——n 20 late . M.- rire "a in in stitch'n Ri S. 4th. R-UP—On entwort mac! also boys 16 years old and over to !} in lagti roo ' Peters Shoe Co., and North Mar et. ie Sa CUTTER — in ERAS of pr ie ~ PARTNERS WANTED ok PARTNER Wt4.—To start small restaurant and aan Box- D-190, Post- w td.— Wich — SSeS IF — — for show. b »9t-Disnetch. “ARINER Wtd.—With $25,000. in sh uract ering, business: can guarantee 40 pe en . 0 8 — 3 are

vest in a lead fale: ior o ation. Box eS sate SS STORE : an and able Al office man ei, 500; ion cere a rare c ; % Wtd.—Young —* interest profitable, tablished te ness: —— work, ying “well : interview 200 . Box — td.—With at —* $250, to as- P sist a n —— — lg 0 rag | re ex ve secret making a D-176. Post-Dispatch ——— WANTED PPPP LLLP LLL — PPA AGENTS can make $38 day for work part time. Call 219 Mermod-Jaccard Bidg. _(c) GN 4 oan —— — to — day. Call m a fo — Ore

a oie $5 daily —— gone Olive otg Tek 720 ive st. (8 \UduuN 2-84.50 to $18 a day; investigate; new line; fast eee — icone etters; samples and cata mer- 1842 Michi F ae. x. oe ‘0, 2, toch 158—Steaay employment a for three months to few relia nen: write at once _ ‘particulars, B. — Norwa che 1.GDN is—Send my Iree sample new articie: gets you into every home and office. is at sight. one ofits. Agshliee Supply and * Sard O. “t — mo nll — ng ra pace gh an Hg & ; sam-- ole of new fall ee ee. Clarence Alex- ander, Lock Box 1 WWeaterville. oO. — ——— tree some > and details: _Dleasant ‘e —— — * —— Boulder lo

oO, coe i8—Don’t 5 where till you see sample of our “Tate — mone maker; write er free — y. hmidt. Valle’ ines ety iN —— — money-maker ever ‘ in hands of agents; ge nore ig ate, af taken se ae 0. Krueger Co, kee, ‘Ww * .GaNn is—You can secure permanent em- ployment and earn a 2* inecme; — —

man; the best —— rd German- ovelty Co., 9 Oregon ay. 4

AGENTS—Ladies in smail towns can a their incomes king our Be and f ba Swder and extracts a 1B Thureda. - best ee and pre- ti try depart- ment, 709-11 atte av.. Si... Tome. cT0) ences DI: Tt PPE: Do — x Der eee — paid, “Boply “Sa Be ae 2008 — — —— eo. — * tél oR: mani 614, Store. 7, | New_Orlean AGENTS— S—$5 to fe dally ey or tle- loc, 25¢ Christm as I as house

Dor- _feferences, _Box_D-135. _Poet-Dispatch._(5) osition, or office assistant; Underwood; | cas; money any time.’ J. Schweitzer, (6)| HANDLE our cleata’ te commission BY tR— lenced; painter ’ - PArER HANGELR-—Sit.; experienc 45 D. | references: work for moderate salary barr: MEN To run “movin picture — will aaah “City, 1 pos 10c. Geo, Soniye | — lease Copy.” — * mn owner Fifth District. — — —* p. m., |. Pe i : and ’ spe 4 le x a Be 4 & é rT in s. inn one . 2 toma . 4 Pi ee E850 rise: Ae : = — — ta in Dep ‘ FP be goo — * — — . as 3 oe ©

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—— OT tag ——— * —* — 3* 2 — hit Hy ee EE “Maybe he can’t afford it,” suggested the friénd to whomi she complained. © _| “Afford it? Why, his partner affords aj} it, and I ought to be able to have what- elever Mrs. Jonea’has,” the wife replied. } And thoreim is thé whole philosophy, the revised and. completed code, of such a woman. _. Whatever — Jones — she must have. ‘ Whatever. Mrs. Jones does, she | must do, though Mr. Jones and her own husband both grind their lives out fh ‘tthe process of satisfying the rabid am- | bition of their wi*es. ‘|. The most pathetic thing about this shoddy “Queen of Society” is that she }ean’t grow in any ten way than the J one she has c ... No love she is cap- § jable of feeling at enough to win 58 ‘her thoughts to the simpler and nobler ideals of wifehood: - If she doesn’t And’ an outlet in the) leadership of some small coterie of kin- J J 3 wit ore dred spirits, she degenerates into a dis- * — — — mal drudge,, sécretly and sometimes | ————— — — ectually reproaching her husband be- J 1 | org tenant a ra] ss Wp) Nex sto ave. a Good Ime 4 her silly dreams. of a it 3 A mercenary marri is the natural | | age © Ratu 7 ; odie astray; somstunes. Besides, there } have @ good time and is the pr jdestiny of this “Society Queen.’ She : : : ey {should wed the old widower broker or — Is the everiasting truth that the un- €eath’s head. at the: feast. ney treal estate man that has the second- ‘Written for the Post-Dispatch plunned pleasures are the most pleasing. | an hour or two 1s gone.” — not wanted more. * story front in her mother’s boarding Very largely th: take-thingspas-'hey- —— come people seem to be the good time}, “Tne ‘good. time attribute” resolve eh | Young man, if you occupy the third- By Sophie. r ne. _0e species. Interest, pleasure-radiates to i self when an individual is a part story hall room, do not come within F YOU HAVE A GOOD TIME IT I8, The average joy seéker’ goes on the | them * because it’s ALWAYS “fair parcel in the scheme of making E ov Ee blinking distance of her bright eyes. BECAUSE YOU BRING THE|theory that most men want but little weather when geod fellows get to- | HOUR A PLEASANT — — Pat "é Her husband will always figure as the GOOD TIME WITH YOU: ~, [here below and want that’ little feverish | S¢thet”—whether It be a business trans-[) Certainly” we all étfervesce atti ing victim bound to the wheels of her social What is a good time? Most people} and furious. .And everybody has : action or a PERSONAL affair. and have a SPECIAL good time wh triumphs. : make a good time a problem, when it] different viewpoint on: the good time]. ens do not ACCEPT any bad times| merrimeni is the dominant chord at that Such girls have to exist, of course, |snould bea PLEASURE. The good time | proposition. ‘fand itherefore are ready to cope with} particukr period. But. there ts” that that rich men may have willing wives. | every day, every hour, is being INTER-| ‘Thefe-‘are those of us who want a them shouJd they chance their way. EVER-PRESENT good time * which ry For the men that have the money mak- ESTED. “hot time in’the old town tonight” with | Then there are some of us, I am] causes the so-called humdrum ‘thing. to | | ing faculty in a supreme degree are not| Yesterday I was in a shop. talking|the everlasting “morning’ after’—and|SrTy to say, Who are so bent on the| fake on NEW aspects —3— — men that women love. Summon to your} with one of the girls who had just |them make life miserable’to those around,| S00¢ time TO COME that we forget to toll not only tolerant but 9-520 memory the faceg of our modern|returned from het vacation. I asked|during the work-a-day hours with the|™make the good time in the LIVING Just as ‘Them was the appy ys," Croesuses, and ask yourself if any oné|her the customary “Did you have a|grouch’ that won't come off, when a| PRESENT, little realizing in the words | 9 too, ff you make peta pe ayst of them by itself has ever made a wom-|gooq time?” “Yes,” she answered, | ttle ‘good.‘cheer in the every dayjof old Omar, “The bird of Time has (HESE ARE THE HAP ble four-room | an’s heart beat or her pulses thrill. “But I was glad to get back.” She re- | scheme-of-things might not only BOOST hut a little way to flutter—and the — husband than} Let the poor little “Society Queen” | echoed the sentiments of many. others | but be a real boon to all concerned. Bird is on the Wing.” On the Links. persuade one of our many money mak-| who ARE interested and have/a good| The wee women who hums a tune as}/ A rich man died the other day and fom * pentane Pak re hard task,” says 4 ing machines that he was born to pay | time right ‘on the job.” she Rcrubs the office floors has brought | his best friend said of him, /‘Poor Joe— whe hays oboe I believe t sam~-j her dressmaker’s bills, for you will find] she said of coming back from ¢he so |a. good. tiie. with-her,.and the every-]be’s gone. He was always Jooking for- _ ‘ lies Halk 16% oou08 iid i ‘and be happy with some poor girl with cailed joy period that it was REAL joy [day sordid tide of things is lost in ‘the/ ward to the great, LONG. VACATION What, he thats we ask, —* iy 3 {@ brain and heart and no more’ desire co sce familiar faces again, even if {tune of the “Ragtime Band.” he would take and now * has —— Seog am lea ning to, pl if. am ‘*. | to cikab — — ——— _. #* [were people just coming in the store} And if during the’ process che can bim.” atin —48 — vette ay We aa gay} ” aed that she knew. In her relations with ‘forget thot she is not a Mrs. Vander- And, of course, we 4 — how Go pr Te, thet We my vithiteéee” a old: “oh them she had grown to look for their|bi’t—who knows but that her day is/|many are prone to wait for pleasure to that it sounds like a real — coming and be PLEASED in the mak-|JUST AS PLEASANT _to her as the| be BROUGHT to their doors, when the , ing of transactions for them. woman of millions’ funny part about pleasure is that we} The New High — It was a part of her good time pe- fhen there is the individual who|must meet it HALF WAY.and be a.| From the! Washington Star. ai d. 9 9 riod. Here is the secret of being that/thinks a good tme means planning a PART of it. Otherwise, we are but on-}| One of the mst: —— dent: ” needs little or no —— to give fit] party, and you and I and all of us} lookers. . eate experiments. of high finan ce: fs. * backbone. _ ‘Tkaow about the plans of miceund men] ‘Yet, above all, he or -she who casts: a| dissolving. a trust without ‘detecting ~ te ie — “Memoirs of Rib. * for the ———— 3 ts TURN- gloom of DISCONTENT or disapproval | the interests of the — ant — where pleasure pervades) never DONS — * though all her t-sth may be false; she is never old so long as there fs one thing in fe that interests her so much that she would HATE to die! And in these days there are so many | things in life besides. & man to interest ink’ ribb — — euris ot — trained’ arid ‘atid, above — ren,” jsorbing interest of —— -and Sistine: ‘wut’ Adam, bless his ‘heart, may be the , |-MOST interesting thing in aneation, but jhe is not ALL of it. | Yes, there is aLL “CREATION: And. any woman who is a creator, whether a | mother OF a post, ts one with the Divine: Spirit—the Spirit of —* — — — eS ‘BACHER says. that A and: B represent two numbers, which, when turned about so as to read B A, will be two more than: twice * » much as-they were before. What are the two figures represented by the letters? i aT » ‘ > | : 4. : yt, Rees : Ne st : : fe Pee eee ee [ —— man ute — Solution to Collision Puzzle. _ | 5 | —— wi WES OE gS Rs rr cde - EGARDING the respective speeds of ‘the emgine and the sutomo-}}» — area” Amerran wees 6 ewe. bile, we were told that the engine could go a mile in the sanie . time that the auto could: go two miles. T Therefore, coming together over a stretch of track; the auto would cover two-thirds of the distance, and the engine one-third. As the ‘train } reaches tie No. 4; three ties distant from the start, it willeollide with the sutomobile, vee six ties. distant for Tom and a dashing. ee: — : Be 5 — -s uf 2 BIER ee ONG NSS IE ES LET SORE BIE I ROI LOE AIS AINE T IS _ ° . © ——— Js: : * ft Die t rai Ge ee oe — 1 2 — J J — A * * — > s at ea DRT, ag ay x? . * *8 4 tee ait J fe: nen — —S— F ae RE Res — —

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a a RE kg * a en ‘by. — * a, > v ( Hohe’ Medi.) a ~W.VALUNIVER ii MPHONY PLAN [| ayer cake res Colds and) 472 . = — ad Baked ‘fr tI th B ee y ees w | | itar * ba * — se san- t Use of Alco-| fee, ee Where He Is Met by the Gov- | * Won’t Contain ‘Alexander's We a > an gerous| /7 4 ~ ie. ernor and His Staff. Rag Time Band.” LIC octor’s : — i] — —

Fite, ee ee re ce ay

on Z Largest Distributers of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri.

President Taft. and his party arrived J | E50 Vears a : | a ae — 4 MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Nov. 1— COMIC OPERAS ON LIST | — here this morning at 3 o’clock from Pere co satpte he Tole cont of Luxemburg” Will Belf 6 8. ic he, ri a 99. Cc O a ts | fo r of the University of West Virginia. Included and Liszt Will Open | The President left his car at 9 o’clock bof This Story | nS was’ nat by 8 Socimitton from ths the Concerts. — corny A TT — — 0 n f (J mare. * Guarantee to of trade and Gov. Glasscock and his | ; t d , ARE SOLD IN ST. ‘LOUIS. EXCLUSIVELY. “AT Ty bere ay “ea t -00 to Any a : staff, who escorted him to the resi- ‘“‘Alexander’s Rag Time Band,” ‘Casey a — d bl udality & s a — e — Institution if friends and in this way it becamej|dence of Dr. White, where he break- “Billy? and’ other ‘eo-called ! , g By reason of their thorough goodness, depen a e q y yt y

Jones,”’ known as Father John’s Medicine. | fasted. : — * heard ) = his story-is true and we guaran-| At 11 o'clock he addressed the stu-| woe a certs of Cat". ‘ ness, “Victoria” coats have won the confidence of thousands 0 tee to give $26,000 to any charitable!dent bocy from -.ie steps at Martin : —— — rvice coa Ss. institution if Bhown otherwise. Hall, ae ee ta is tana te * — women, They’ re coats that will give endless. se ’ ts Medicine is ‘a! Father John’s Medicine will cure Louis as director for the fifth season, —* ae coats that will give g good, ‘practical wear. “The style range is € XCe, re 8 scription. coughs, colds and all throat and Voters Recall the Saloons. | : ees : ‘ : ; TOLEDO, 0., Nov. 1—The electorate | because his experience has proven that. —8* — olo Cc DOF Lom Mann ne | ung troubles, prevent Consumption, of Wyandott Souder today voted to re-| Symphony audiences do not want that Owe’ 3 ly broad & will splendidly meet your every. demand- Pp ' Lowell, Mass., by|and make flesh and strength if taken . Bey — * sem — Ree te —— isnot a. patent medi —* ph one —* ——— 5 — these selections are Zi —3— st et coats, motoring coats & novelty, coats in the full ion . ae t ose County local optio ‘ ‘hy i — Mets — ec ee — majority of 205 votes. The county has/ Played to death,” said Zach at the Rae il essing all the aawent style touches — wide collars, "eel : to his parishoners andj or poisonous drugs, Jefferson, ‘‘but because the selections; 7 J — I et te ele =r —* — —8 trom musical J > —XF — 8, pateh pockets & contrasting ‘trimmings. They are built of. ‘ r 4 supe¥fine broadcloths, novelty fabrics, heavy soit woolens & . ‘TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES via the — dhe wie tks teen tee fanc}\ mixtures—in the most popular shades, also, plain blacks | Pn tioned. We are going to give our con- —lined with yarn dyed satin—some half. or yoke lined— | | gs ception of “popular’’ music, however, i Wr SSOURI PACIFIC-IRON MOUNTAIN which includes the best from comic IY NGS Bah coats that are exactingly tailor- operas, grand opera and the classics. | : | Y SY . ed throughout & fit accurately. —

F standpoint. ‘Now Victor Herbert can write rag time that permits of symphonizing, but y Clie \ — YL SS YZ, This is the music that is really inspir- —sizes for women & misses— “THE ROAD WITH THE SERVICE.” : ing and worth while. you will find it impossible to SAS CITY, Medes SAND: RETURN .. oa ene kes.- swe KE o's Se wb Seco be Koes sees First Time in St. Louis. On sale Nov. 12 to 14, good until Nov. 20 to return. $11. 20 “Lehar’s ‘Count of Luxemburg’ is duplicate coats of equal merit under $16.50 & $18.00 else- ' SPRINGS, ARK., AND RETURN. —— {much better to my mind than ‘Gypsey On sale daily, good for 90 days to return. $1 8 ge O O Love’ and I will-include that here in where — choice of hundreds for * * 2 e* e * J — ” — —— e —⏑ s8 2 ® at * °* ss *e. WOMEN’S $6.50. TO $8.50 SKIRTS, $4. 0] CITY, A., ee — yr. — a a ae aaa $21. 90 gotta so much interest in the | "$22.40 Bie vrs hte 3 Le HOMESEEKERS’ EXCURSION RATES i working on for them is for the opening Skirts made of superior voiles, serges, chiffon panamas "ES novelty fabrics—in the smartest styles shown this season— : including loose panels, high girdles & side & foot pleats— some. trimmed with: buttons & tailored bands | | | —skirts that are skillfully tailored & worth Elegant equipment, fast trains, superior service, ‘‘Our Own” dining cars. ‘popular’ in the music lovers’ sense of On sale Noy, 7 and 21, good 25 days to return, to points in, concert, on Friday, Nov, 10, and Sat- URE, KANSAS; OKLAHOMA, NEBRASKA, COLORADO, UTAH, WYOMING, IDAHO, MON- [§|°%2¥: Nov: 1. Harold Bauer, pianist, 1 Ninety-pound steel rails, rock ballast, re-inforced concrete eulverts and steel bridges. Mis “wore.” | $6.50, $7.50. & $8.50—T hursday ? —* — * os einer ony wad the West. — * ———— —*— special for e . ewe eet 0.6 6 6 0 6 & 6 6.8 6 M86 S26 Bee fee 4 OREGON, WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA, TEXAS, NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA [g|!!! Pe the soloist. We owe, much to Three through trains daily to Arkansas and Texas. Subscription sale for the season passed 4 F So >> CE B tg * * OA. Sp B —** 8 SRO ate Lhe WSN 34 -Wk Ad, F 4 ~~ 7 ⸗ &

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ND MEXICO. Liszt and his Faust Symphony, with WINTER TOURIST RATES lau On sale daily, good until June 1st to return. “Liszt was the originator of that new aS ....-..$27.60 Fort Worth. ..$27.60 El Paso .....$52.15 Houston .....$32.65 Bilrorm of music, the ‘Symphony Poem.’ veston ....$34.65 San Antonio. . $37.00 Corpus Christi.$43.00 New Orleans. . $29.30 Our program will always be as diversi-| * eport ...$22.70 Monterey ....$49.85 Mexico City. ..$75.25 Aguascalientes $72.20 fied as possible, and will contain a great THE GOVERNMENT FAST MAIL ROUTE |deal that is new to St. Louis. The TO KANSAS CITY, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS. society is striving to make its music — KKK SLL ¢ SSS SSS hike % ; re Le 2 SMS Alli be >>>) 2> Pr gah Y K SS : LA, — b> * — — — =

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\ Get in touch with us and let us talk it over. as the ‘‘pop’’ concerts Sunday afternoon always are. For Thursday, Friday and Saturday’s selling. , (Wo M EN’ 8 HOUSE DI > : Ess c i ro CITY TICKET OFFICE, — tegen rg ng eres | ae Oe | a a sae see in eae $40 to $45 Sewing Machines, $28. 0 aS 8 SEVENTH AND OLIVE STREETS. afternoon has effected a large subscrip- , . J. M. GRIFFIN, : | with theater matinees. Season sales |§ N . side tension—hand- Another. lot of those excellent tion sale because of the non-conflict |§ ; Ela dre d ge Special Sewing Machines, mai P. and T.’A., St. Louis, Mo. | close Saturday night. The window safe N . —* — oak cabinet—drop House Dresses will. be ready tox

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Prove Poor Actors CINCINNATI, 0., Nov. 1. ASEBALL players in the ma- jor deagues will not be per- mitted to go into vaudeville during the off season, neither will they be allowed to do newspaper work on world series games, if a resolution prepared by August Herrmann, chairman of the Na- tional Commission, passes that body. At the next meeting of the com- mission he will introduce the reso- lution. He believes that criticism by fellow players for newspapers has @ bad effect on the game, because of the Ul feeling aroused by such criticism.

GRIFF SPURNED JOB WITH BROWNS “| sustl When Owner Hedges Thought He-Had Him “Old Fox” Signs With Nationals. CHICAGO, Nov. 1.—President Johnson 4 the Amarican League returned’to his “and early today, denied | that he had been in the woods, But an: | nounced his intention of taking to them tonight, and declined to discuss. the na- | ture of his reply to: the ‘letter sent to him by President Brush of the New | York Giants relating to the world’s series scalping charges. “Mr, Brush’s letter did not reach me until today,” * the American League executive, “ds I was not at my office. yesterday, and I have not yet replied | ~|to it. % will do so today or tomorrow, but will not discuss or disclose the ¢on- tents of my letter in‘advance of Mr. Brush’s receiving it. A¢terwards, if he wants to give my — to the press he can do so.” Discussing the —— situation in {the Americam League, Mr. Johnson said alg de Griffith and believed be @ good thing for the club, Louis Browns were after Grif- at one time Owner ges ex- land him. Who will manage is still undetermined, although Hedges is at work on several lines. Johnson expects to meet Jimmy Me- of the new Boston owners, Mr.

~ Maddox—New York Giant — Philadelphia Athletics for world’s cham- plonship in 1905. Terra Cotta—Base on balis does! not 4.| Count time at bat. A Reader—White Sox — fourth race,

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Christian Kenney and Stuart Stickney ate the logical favorites to: win the /in- vitation golf tournament at the Glen Echo wiub this week, Cups valued at $1000. are offered. Stickney made the first nine holes of his mafch with vy More Tuesday in 36. Kenney also made nine holes in 36. Kenney, however wound up better than Stickney and came in with a 74. J. O. Ballard was Kenney’s opponent and was defeated 4 up and § to play. Stickney opposed “Cy” More and won, 7 up 6. Eddie Limberg, who is one of the best young golfers in St. Louis, opposed J. kh. Boles of Cleveland anu gave the vis- lior @ good mateh. The Cleveland man won, 1 up. . — ‘ Jesse Carleton, president of the Glen iccho Club, who figures right up with the topnotchers of the tournament, coule not get going Monday. It was not un- til the thirteenth hole hed been passed that he was able ta get an advantage fon D, A. Fletcher, 3 up and 1 to play. The big surprise of the day was the defeat administered to the Rev. Dr. Faul Talbot of Kansas City by the Rev, Courtney Jones. of &. Louis. It was not so much ‘the losing game that dis- iturbed Mr. Talbot as the fact that the cpunt was 6—5. ⸗ John Cabanne did not like a. 1f le bit the trimming that Guy Oliver handed to him. It was to be expected that Wliver would wih, byt there was no reason for him putting over the beating he did. The official count was 4-3. Big Jesse Carleton is wearing knicker- hoekers in this tournament. Sp are a lot of other fellows, and they fee] queer every time they brats natal out on the Unks. Ike Lincoln was ieeling pretty good Tuesday and says that from now on he is going to try to take off one of those cups. William Duffy, professional golf in- structor at Glen Echo, had cut his En- glish club maker to take a look at some of the tournament players Tuesday. After watching Eddie Limberg, Duffy ee ioe setainn that —— is ase |

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Calmers and Farrar will meet in the fina} game of the elimination three-cushion billiard tournament at Charley Peterson's Wednesday >| night. Clark defeated Miller in the coa) _ [men's tournament game Tuesday night, 50 to 4. | Cassell and Francis will play in the class B three-eughion billiard game at 30. Meyers 27, was the result of bf Tuesday's game. Lenox and Roberts are billed for the three- cushion billiard tournament ‘| Hauser Wednesday night. Fisher Tpeetay. 80 to to 36. Cummings ane Haimerieh are class if ——“*5 —

— the best player ‘that has shown around the local links in many a year. Duffy said a whole mouthful when he declared that the young Limberg plays golf for fun whereas the other fellows in the tournament are fighting tooth and nail on every shot. They have some very good golférs in the present tournament but-the Rev. Courtney Jones defies any man to play such golf as he did in the match Tues- day with Dr. Talbot. A. Whippel disposed of Frank R. ‘ses bbons, 4-3. The latter is nm: a tournament player and never will be for the reason that he likes the game of golf too much to settle down and play such a carefree game as has made “Chick” Evans of Chicago one of the golfers on English or American soil. As was predicted Tarleton Brown and Ike Lincoln had a tremendous tussle. Mr. Lincoln won. This probably means that Mr. Brown, if he plays the golf he is capable of, will carry off that conso- lation cup. E. M. Gould, ptibied in a neat golfing costume, lounged around for quite awhile for the beating that he expected at the hands of Ralph McKittrick. Finally young Mr. Ralph grabbed his clubs for what looked like a “cinch’ match. Just before Mr. Gould started out Duffy, the professional, whispered into Gould's ear. Id must have taken Duffy's advise as he’ went out, played great golf and to the surprise of everybody eliminated McKittrick, ¢ up and 4 to play. The Post-Dispatch ‘ts the only evening newspaper in St. Louis that receives or pub- lishes news gachered by the Associate’ Press.

SHEPPARD FIRED FROM THE ARMY Dishonorable Discharge May Bar Him From Entering Olympic Games in Sweden. NEW YORK, Nov. 1—Melvin W. Sheppard, the world’s greatest middle distance runner, was dishonorably dis- charged from the Twenty-second Regi- ment, where hé had been @ soldier for nearly four years. Col, Hotchkiss noti- fied the runner of his discharge and immediately forwarded the papers to the Governor at Albany. — Ach, Louie! also, begorrs! * ——— * Not changing the subject. but following right on the heela of the recent water rates agitation comes an official announcemént from our dairy that owing to the inereased cost of production, beginning Nov. 1, the} ce, Re weet be fe ee * * | ie Wouldn't that aqualize your lactea! fluid! |” + a * The billiard parlor of “Wild Bill’? Donevan, thé Tiger pitcher. wae broken into Sunday | night and looted of $55. Wonder if that's what made him eae NO SCRIMMAGE WORK Although Coach | anny = more than 22 men @n the fieh Louis U. Park Tiesday afternoon, he} ver passed up the scrimmad --Ben.} ered » der says that he thinks the Haskell! Tn- | let hie }@fans may give hit beys some t [day Saturday, but ae is pot wuriied as to tne stu result. of the game To - Arkansas, Sy*ucuse anl1 other — are attracting his attontion and he. be-/| lieves he will be able to hold his own with the big fellows. — — Women Golfers Elect Officers. CHICAGO, Nov. i.—-Mrs. Harvey L./ Pound of the Skokie Country Club is the | new president of the Women’s Western : Golf Association. Other officers are: Mrs} >. C. B. Raymond, recording secretary; Miss }* Margaret Knapp, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. F. 8. ——

human a < * * be a : Rheumatism is one of the oldest of nd/ the causes which produce it was a — —— —— tL. Its thought at one time to be a disease of entirel ys its wag also attributed to some specific of +t — es, various other theories which — vere put far in an effort to find-a cure for the ¢ the treatment of Rheumatism was “of all blood purifiers S. S. S. has of all ——— for Rheumatisin