St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 10, 1912

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—$—$— ane 2 8 , oy if Ls ? oN OTHERHOOD aed means more than a fat baby. It means laying the foundation of a strong, sturdy constitution. Fat alone is not enough; there must be bone, muscle, brain and nerves. Scott's Emulsion is the Acme of perfection for Mother and Child. ait ORUGGISTS

Relieves Sore Throat At Once! MUSTEROLE brings quick and blessed relief to the sore throat and leaves a deli- cious feeling of ease and comfort. It is a clean, white ointment ma purest oil of mustard. de with the BETTER THAN A MUSTARD PLAS- TER AND POSITIVEL ; SF tae Y DOES NOT There is nothing like MUSTEROLE for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis Cc Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Mestacke Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lum- bago, Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints lea ser we Wane Bruises, Chilblains. e eet, and Colds o i vents Pneumonia). nao Rbont (es = ae is for sale by leading drugeista everywhere. Many of these disp] OLE sign (shown below) in iwrvaies MUSTEROLE comes in jars of two sizes, 250

and So. Accept no substitute. If i cannot supply you, send 2c and re wih et you a jar postage prepaid. The Musterole Company, Cleveland, Ohio. “I gave a friend some Mustero ead in a few minutes she was nin been | hdl (0) Martis Trrtoy, Elkhart, Ind,

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Store Hours 8:30 to 5:30 Daily Except Saturday, When we close at 6:00

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In Tonnection with James M¢ Creery & Co... New York Price |

Annual January White Sale Continues to Offer} _ Many Exceptional Values in the Newest Goods _ it, — E 2 + Lingerie Waists of All Kinds 7 Represented in This Sale coal Many women are buying new Lingerie Waists liberally during the January Sale 7 because they are confident that we are of. 4. fering the best variety and highest quak® i, ities for the price, no matter what the | price. Here are the descriptions of four ht | of our many inexpensive Waists: . Lingerie Waists, made of fine qu tiste and trimmed with Val. lace an broidery design in front. Long with tucks and Val. lace; high-trim collar. Price Lingerie Waists, made of sheer

Crepe Und:rgarments Are Worn " ; By Many Women We suggest that those who have nev- er tried Crepe Undergarments should investigate their merits and give them a trial. All who wear them are most enthusiastic. Crepe Un- derwear requires no ironing. An exceptionally large stock | has been assembled for our Jan- uary White Sale, which 1s now in progress. Women’s Crepe Gowns, made in the high-neck, Bishop or low-neck slipover style, trimmed with Bar- men lace; one style has Jap sleeves. Sale price 98e Crepe Gowns, as illustrated, made with clusters of tucks across bust and imitation hand scallops at neck and on sleeves. Saleprice $1.48 High-neck Crepe Nightgowns, made with turn- over collar. Sale price $1.75 Good quality Crepe Drawers with hemstitched ruffle. Sale price 48c Flat Princess Drawers, made of crepe with large imitation hand scallops. Sale price T5e Crepe Drawers, trimmed with imitation Cluny lace and insertion, Sale price 98e Combinations, Crepe Petticoats with flat nar- row flounce with imitation hand scallops.. Sale price dS8e Crepe Petticoats with hemmed ruffle and underlay. Sale price $1.50 Crepe Petticoats with scalloped flounce and under-ruffle. Sale price $2.75 Crepe Corset Covers 48e, 85c and 98e Crepe Chemises, with Val. lace and insertions. Sale price $1.48 Crepe Knee Skirts 75c &: — So = {LZ : g ~ -—p em- | a “ * with front of allover, fine cluster tucking # and one single tuck; back tucked to §” match. Long, tucked sleeves and high? tucked collar with lace edge. Price $1. : Lingerie Waists of fine quality. batiste 7” with the entire front of clusters of fine pig F | tucks and one large tuck embroidered ig F French knots; wide plait on shoulder; back tucked to match. gi tucked sleeves and high tucked collar. Price Lingerie Waists of exceptionally fine batiste with V yoke, em |” broidered in dainty design and outlined with Cluny; long, tue i sleeves with lace trimmed cuffs and high-trimmed collar. Price $2.75) Others up to 7 Bis

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Crepe Drawer trimmed with Barmen lace and

ribbon beading at 98e embroidery waist. Sale price Unrivaled Table Linen Values } Are Offered in This Sale E We cannot dwell too strongly on the fact that we are of . fering Table Linens of thoroughly dependable quality at lower prices than they have been offered in 25 years. Linen bought now will prove a wise investment. - Silver Bleached All-linen Ger- man Damask Cloths in spot and rose patterns. Size 60x62 inches, each $1.50 Size 60x78 inches, each $1.75 All-linen Bleached Damask Cloths in Fleur de Lis, Wild Rose and Chrysanthemum patterns. Size 68x68 inches. Sale price, each $1.75 Bleached fine German Damask Cloths, all linen; stripe and Fleur de Lis patterns. Size 63x63. in. Sale price, each $2.00 Silver Bleached German Dam- ask Cloths of all linen, in rose and chrysanthemum patterns. Size 60x 84 in., each 82.00 Size 60x100 in., each 82.50 Silver Bleached German Dam- ask Napkins in neat Fleur de Lis, large spot and Clover Leaf designs. Size 20 inches; the doz- en ; 1.75 Silver Bleached All-linen Dam- ask Napkins in Calla Lily and Rose patterns. Size 18 inches; sale price, the dozen $1.35 Bleached Damask Napkins in neat Poppy and Cherry designs. Sale price, the dozen $1.25 Silver Bleached All-linen Dam- ask Napkins; Calla Lily and Crepe Drawer Combinations, Crepe Skirt Combinations and Crepe Closed Drawer Combina- tions—all of superior quality crepe trimmed with Barmen lace and ribbon beading at waist. Sale price $1.48 20 inches. Sale. $1.50) ins inf Rose patterns, price, the dozen Bleached Damask Na ‘ spot, Forget-me-not and Dahlia? patterns. Size 22 inches; sale} price, the dozen $1.50 22-inch All-linen Damask Nap kins in Wild Rose, Trumpet Flow. er, Maiden Hair Fern and Fleur de Lis patterns. Sale price, dozen 22-in. All-linen Silver Ble 3 Damask Napkins; spot with” Marguerite border, Morning Glory” and Forget-me-not, Carnation with graduated dots. Sale prices, the dozen 3 $2.75 Silver Bleached 60-inch Lines Damask in neat rose and spot de signs. 65c value; sale price, the F yard Silver Bleached 66-inch German’ Damask, all-linen, in wh : Dahlia and Rose patterns. Valug: 78e a yard, sale price ’

Offerings in White Goods That Will Claim Attention When you investigate our White Goods offerings for the January Sale—of which the following items are but a very small part—you will be instantly impressed with the vast- ness and the wide variety of weave and pattern that find expression in our new stock. Heavy Pencil-cord Pique; val- ue 50c a yard, sale price 35e Hairline Voile for fancy waists and dresses. Specially priced for the January Sale at, the yard 50e 45-inch faney Striped Voile; value 85c a yard, sale price 65e 46-inch French Linen Suiting; value 85c a yard, sale price 60e French Novelty Waistings with tucks and embroidered figures combined. Sale prices, the yard 65e, S5ec and $1.00 SLO RE A te Baas Beta 7 eka Per te 45-inch French Batiste with deep embroidered border. Ad- vance Spring novelties. Sale prices, the yard $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 Sea Island Nainsook, 42 inches wide. Specially priced for the January Sale, 12-yard piece for $3.25 46-inch Crash Linen Suiting; value 85e a yard; sale price 65e 45-inch Voile with hairline bor- der. Specially priced for the January Sale at, the yard $1 ao RE 63e = Bleached All-linen Damask ig | Rose, Marguerite and Leaf pat terns. Value 65¢ a yard, gale® price a: Silver Bleached Prussian Damey ask, 75 inches wide; Tulip, Sam) flower, Pansy and Stripe pat i Value $1 a yard, sale price SEF

Comfortable Clothing for Boys Who Are Out in the Open Mothers will find. many excellent values here just now in Boys’ Apparel. Boys’ and youths’ Overcoats of fancy Scotch cheviots in brown and gray mixtures, in auto- mobile button-to-the-neck style or with reversible collar. These are stvlish in cut and splendidly tailored. Broken sizes. Excellent values at 88.50 to S30 Boys’ kersey, felt, velvet and leather Leggins in sizes 3 to 10 vears. Prices $1.00 and $2.50 " Boys’ Toques or Skating Caps plain colors or combination colors. Price 25e to $81.50 Bovs’ Black Jersey Drawer Leggins in sizes 1 to 10 vears. Prices $2 to 83.50

— >. - % : ae bf New black Goods for Spring | We have just received a large shipment of our early fas oy d for.

Boys’ Coat Sweaters, splendid for cold weather wear, shown in a variety of combinations of col- ors. Sizes 4 to 18 years. Prices . $1.00 to $33.00 Boys’ and youths’ Cravenette Rainproof Coats in good service- able colors. Prices $12.50 to $22.50 Boys’ Combination Suits with two pairs of knickerbockers. These are made from the most serviceable materials in brown and gray mixtures. Nothing bet- ter for school and general wear. Broken sizes only. Prices $8.50 to $15.00 Dress Fabrics in black and are showing them this w the first time. Included are: Wool-and-silk and Wool Tam- ise, the yard $1.00 to $2.00 Silk-and-wool Crepe de Chine, the yard $2.00 Silk-and-wool Crepe Voile, the yard $2.00 Plain and fancy Mohairs and Siciliennes, the yard 5V0c to £82.50 Patricia Royal, the yard R= | yard Wool Espangole, the er - a Plain and fancy Wool Suit gs, the yard $1.25 to Wool Voiles and Marat the yard #1 anc Tussah Royal—a ve tial fabric of wool-and-monaite= in stripes, plaids, plain effe¢ and woven dots and fi ae 81.25 and » in

25 Per Cent Discount Until February 1st on All of ~ These From Our Salon of Decorative Art . Florentine Carved Lamps, Artificial Flowers, Terra Cottas, Lamps and Candle Shades, Potteries and Porcelains, Cast Stone and Marbles, Vases and Figures of Bronze, Electric Fixtures and Lamps. This reduction applies to every article of Bric-a-Brae and every Electric Fixture or Lamp, without reservation. The quality and beauty of the merchandise in this department has never been questioned, and this opportunity to purchase at a discount of 20 per cent—irom an assortment that includes the simplest Fern Dish to an original mar- ble by ‘‘Romanello,’’ from the simplest Desk Lamp to the wonderful Bronze Fixtures and Lamps expressive of the classic periods in decoration—is an opportunity that is nothing short of extraordinary. Flower Font of Terra Cotta, for the living | Electrolier with art glass shade and metal Terra Cotta Fern Dish; original price or dining room. Original price $42.50, standard; original price $25.00, Now #3.00 ~ Now $31.88 | Now $18.75 a | | | ? = 4 o Original price

Florentine Carved Lamp Standards; orig- inal prices $18.50, Now $13.88 Now 893.75 Brass and Metal | Smoking Sets, Book Racks, Candlesticks, Jardinieres, Flow- er Boxes, Wood Boxes, Candelabras and Desk Sets. Pottery and Porcelain Vases, Jardinieres, Plaques, Fern Dishes, Flower Holders, Reproductions of quaint Antique English Ale Mugs and Pitch-

ers, Fish Ponds. , Electrolieres, Reading Lamps, Glass Shades, etc. a

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(RRND nee phe ok) | Eniploye, Figures | Ruded As ‘ Associated Pr _ CHICAGO, Jar trict Judge Carp the recori in t eago packers, ch " Jation of k he Sh | pers and etters ¢ ng be | J. Ogden Armot | The ruling wa defense, who col - tation of ‘the ev gut definite con prejudicial to tt ' Other papers b > purporting to he Y other jogfwess - Court to remain

2 timon” i The * . from *!\e recond eM letter -..te* Oc 4 then nianager S pertment of Arn | Armoug, delivere » tvrned %o Pratt | figures of marg 'ccntages allege. ' he of J. Ogden | The Court als & telegram date pratt to th» ya giving working | that date, and rt th letter of Oc fallegeau ‘to be in Fi.our, Govering Dterns. 4 | Judge! Carpent | focument;| to Pfvled ofit)|Pratt: ithe hanjy/riting Exhibit 36-—Me; OM. 1906). Address from “tT Pratt day to Bratt witl working. and clo : concerng, and fig Percentages of | | past wedk and th the current weel | handwriting of T | Exhibit 67—Me PH, 1904, signed by « Co.., returned ti Pel notati(ine giv shipments) and n | Week ailafed to | Of Conn) te. | - The m)fion to ary evids ace fror esterday Pby co and after liste | Counsel for both the Court reserve Gay. © The Judge dec. evidence, no mat /in nature, is cor Ward proving a ) his opinion exp Was taken to in | Would be denied. a :

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