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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 13, 1912 (2)

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3 oui > ‘ocTs BER 13, 1m, si ner eee eS CRS | Ree — viliaepediinieeatiinesbieaiaaindiens easement ee) — mann A AP AIS a Sty , RAS AEER RATER NT Mer’s Fleece Union Sit, 5 ER — Wholesale Clothiers. J02I-28-25 Washington Avenue at29c onthe Dollar of Wholesale Manufacturers’ Cost. . Sale Starts Prompily at 8:30 Tomorrow Morning, en Gor aed 3 Floor rf 50e Boys’ Kn 5.00 Boys’ Suits and 50 Y Men’s Long $12.50 M d Young le Pia . sale atten meee %* 34 fg ah ; ai dean inlay 1 Oc . oeate ate: cate price: $1, 98 ag Suits; sale price.... 9 Bs Men’s Suite & Overeoats $5.90) : | $2.50 Boys’ Wool Suits; AC $3.00 Boys’ Suits; all 986 $6. 00 Boys’ All-Wool rice 99 $y mana ule s Long 6 79 $20 Men’s and Young $3, 90 5

oe 5 " ~ a Se v i eee te Ambition Promises Once More to Split His. Party: Wide Open. | 1 pede aaa oe gg tee ghia Rene CARMACK'S SPIRIT LIVES ie ccanteetilcadieneetaaenmente and lts Friends, Led by Senator ~~ Luke Lea, Cry Out for Vengeance.

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NASHVILLE, Tepn., Qct-.12—Malcom tt Patteréan and the murder of Sena- ‘tor Carmack are the chief issues in ‘ Tennessee politics again this year. Pat- terson, who lost the governorship two years ago through dissatisfaction with him tn his ews party, ic attempting te — back’ an the United States Gen- Senator Luke Lea bas forced. the Car- mack murfer into the campaign by pening the fight on Patterson with a .*peech in which he declared that Pat- “tergon by his own statements on. the night after the killing of Carmack a4- mitted that he had conferred about Car- mack’s activities that aftefnoon with Col, Cooper and. his son, Robin. The _ Patterson pardon for Col.. Hooper 2 “minutes after the - Supreme’ Court: af- “firmed hi# prison sentence for causing “‘Carmack’s- death, is cited by Lea as © @0ditional proof that Pattersdn ts too ‘= @lesely allied with the Coopers. Aside from Patterson's race for the Genete, conditions developed, as the re- gult of Pattersonism will decide the governorship. .Tennessés owes: to Pat- “tersonism the organization of the pow- + erful A che party, which polls gome-_ thing Uke @,000 votes; and under even partially normal .conditions. within the ranks of the regular parties controls the elections. ~““fwo notabls triumphs of the Fuston- ists are the election of Ben W. Hooper. as Governor two years ago.and Luke, Te to the United States Senate. Hoop-, . er ig the second Tepublican Governor thls State has ‘had sines the Civil War end he defeated Benater Robert Love Taylor, who had been drafted on the Democratic ticket after Patterson had petired in en effert-to stave off party ‘defsat. Taylor, though one ofthe most popular men tn .the . State's history. eouldn’t win earrying the burden of yr Fattersonigm: | Les was editor of the) 9 on cial that gave Hooper the strongest rt and he was fade Senator by “the tne Lagtitetore’ ‘who were elected on the eg et rey with meepen. > -Fustoitiets an Pelltical Arbiters. , The nucleus wot the Pusionist party Was that part of the Demeeratic party * “that bolted Patterson. They were joined » by Republicans who had tired of being . erdered. here and there the Repub- . Bean mecbinists, whe contreiled Federa! ‘patronage. This combination party holds conventions and adopts platforms but present ¢ no nominees, preferring to in- .dorse nominees of other parties. Candi- r @ates successful] in attracting this at- - tention ars prone to indorse the. Fusion platform regardiess of the former ut- mu eTOnces of their own parties. The complications this year are due td. the splits in.w ios of od regu- ler parties. @ part. fet the Federal. ph See to indorse Taft, _ . owe has ‘told hig fol- ‘“iewers that they may vote for whom | they please for President. “This position has also angered Roose: “swelt and brought from him, in one of ils Tennessee speeches, a reference to | gooper as “Mr. Facing Both: Ways.”’ There are a lot of Progressives in Hast- én Tennesst& who place Hooper before ¢@he chief: Bull’ Mooser’and it is a very safe venture that Roosevelt will loose a ae many votes by his designation of looper and his advice to his hearers to ‘aoenes: to him” referring to the afore- ela Facing Both Ways."') ¥ Benton McMillin, the Democratic.can- Gidate for Governor, has twice occupied that positoin and:has severa! times been alected to Congress. He will draw the ‘SUN strength of the regular party, but ie not @ favorite with the fusiogist Dem- ecratse. Hooper, to defeat McMillin, muat pon =— the full i of the else lll PRE: AE EM Rll EG Sees $10 Heating Stoves, $5.98 t- This le splendid Be Hot Blast rane : t > a Sala ‘ . R ay + “. : 4 ea. Se aires © fh . 7 aS fy a * N ma a “ bed # * r S & ; ‘Sa 7 re ol ah 7 4 a, ss veg » - _—? : — »

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be “geogemnpaagens, braces, $25 Colonia! design cP MOMGBY..seresecens rolled seat: ss Y han ny ergy ax ny os : : mee iS s elegant $15 Brass Brass Bed; has n. . é f deli pink fip hit Pied 2-inch Bi toe 9 post with 14%-in. fill- : 65.09 ss Sag eee A: tall: ifea tfse meng: tintk %-in, fi rs; 6 extra heavy ; TT SG) il fe aa 6 glish ‘lacquer; eight n *- special.... cial ai Mo Mon ¢¥ 2 S¢ -98¢ | $1.49 har 4 sete 1 in either bright or at head 69 in., foot h 4 ier e 4: ive . : r 7, i 915.08 00) Ca ear 7 in.: a bed suitable son as : ) : h jarge fi | Ae er and Chiffonier to $3. Pay soa " ‘BXTRA 4 | Saal ; $14 Q8 respo a tw tal mat 20 Je or $7. day ates, $9 98 Monday... : he faa special..... .. $7.98 ae $1, 7 matsee pices, “for, 3 " 39.00 attress; full 50 Ibs.; s ! . $1.50 Dining - Room ‘ ay and a- ~ , hairs; #0 4 eak $2.00 : §0¢ ugar cndetertehel with “the very best ¢ u b beef Meant? cretonne . = , Ps " : 2.50 Cereal r atr) d tickin cogular A complet ne of Wilson Heaters on sale here; dae irs, Lg pairs. 99 se Seis, ae $1 15 Pore ; . 7,60 kina; goes w th outht. same arias for cash or easy payments. ’ special 15 Satan “mtn $1. 5 } ————

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—_ $8. 50 Lace Sian a $1.39 [ 22 Fao r lower Dome. « $9. 98 | a fortunate turn of trade our buyer ’ secured 200 dogens of high quality, Lace $) Surfast Draperies 3 Gas & Slectric Showers pl . Solid brass; t at rich It een mat Curtains at an unusually large distount, This beautiful drapery comes in 20 72 As ‘usual, chea a Tay lse- oan Y finigh or b These and for Monday we announce the verse different patterns andj all colors; where; mats ° caine | Lily AH NNN _. priees good "Meeder only. bargain-giving sale ever ipaugurated: in each yard guaranteed to be per- plate; complete W rit CLT, za a a -« $1.25 +~Electric. “rage. = ‘this city. The entire lot has been divide fectly & ~ oo and washable; te , 96 Gas cee lgetrie aa®. aney paler: ae nt in eA 7 3 r choosing tra. special for one day $-light; —_— Ear yi} s 260 pairs “ot $3.00 and only, at, a yard 20. 7 @ for ‘ , Electric C ; - ak tent » ‘ y fancy pattern; 4-light. $1.05, Nottingham Gna (Fourth Floor) : : ’ ‘ $8 Gas Shower; OPeccsecs patent ioverlgck $J Junfast Remnants tet: : } Mie ; fort fancy sattonss ad Aone $ These remnants are the same ma- | , i | ol ving Res pattern: rae signe § & , | edresm Ges fs

ancy pattern; Chandeller; ° ticle at "sfc? 1enatha: rub. trom eh : ra e bolt a a; le s run o ~ or . ; . 2 yards to 10 yards; all 34¢ 700 a a vee. a pattern, senrares at Zifferent wens of perfect; special at, a yard.... By HH o LO . 0°$2.50 per pair, {In §$1.60.SKeete; extra large; 49 en | M. of fruits ig 30. i Aa. leached or unbleached..:,... C A 4). nel x hale wri ines noaes Q t 84.00 Bed Seta; full sige; all perfect: —_ . square emit? ‘ De opa, $12.50 a ee Oe atterns: all Savas Ae a a a - ng, up to ai. MEER, & different patterns; 2 shams and . 39¢ Acs op,

cover; special, per How MRD Ree ourth Fle er r, SOTO WES aN 2k ( r : or); per pal >t pry mantic.

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————— ~ ~ 850 tHe “Finan "0 ( $25 /xminster Rugs. $10.95 “$3 Aiuminum Ware, 960° ae ae ee a - -_ - ‘ ‘ nt dl wil]. place on sale You should buy 99% m4 77000 yarde of the best grade of 4-yard-wide eooking utensils here onday : Sel & Linoleum, in English and German pankab, f rte = | Saving. We have purchased s 1 ' a at the yery special price of, a yard : 2 Ber cE —* A RS ED ty | | Say 3131 pieces in all. ti Feit Ata Spatterna 8 “yards bd Ea Sis Ace Sauce Pan Sets, éqt. una, 3-piece | t we Al _ — a. — oe / bt ¥ me) kee - pe #

All 9x12 feet, in matty choice patterns in floral, scroll. and Orineta] : AG Pans; everything to make visd designs, also two-toned greens; slightly mismatched, which does mG R 4 . | the kitchen complete, Re- ee ee nee ee feta “i SUETY, ie affect their wearing qualities in the least; would readily sell if per- member, values up to *, tis 1912 eum, in ail J fectly matched for $25; special for Monday.only . here Monday poreetne wit oRrOSES to 812. 50 Brussels Rugs $1 Cocoa Door Mata ; $325 Large Azminster R for. “e+ ee eeeeeeneteeee * . time; extra special Handsome floral allover patterns, Just received 105 Cagoa Door Mats, Of the Smith & ~sh al “oe Monday at, a yard, _ very special, while which we. will: ! 1 brated Ru ei 11.3x12 mt 9.75 they. last, Monday mornin 730; and 10.6x13, 6 sizes; $3 Co Aa Monday : extra-special this gale Monday’s choloe. Ses mail ators’ $7.60 Ingrain Reom Rugs only $5 Japanese M te Pia Fry Pans ort: } n ge | “ae t ass copper, 9x12. size; woven in one. golid FREE—A hanggome wit nes Rug Size 9x12; made of oy ah ‘ ’ ¢ ke pa our piece: may be used WEE De -CEVOR CEOS: all pur- ity of Japanese Mat- “val Plates, ete.; there are 800 Cake just, Bjokel, mn pepe t)| Ty os “ sonpbieant Hh ‘ _ #00." att ays id over - | Sos> Same-ae inst, 20 in all; Monday for, coon. 106) Monday, e wach craves ee rere &.

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at. SR ae the colors are the gg oo we have Son] | r th se Suits to show; come in red and gray ; This unusual attractive sale is the result of many weeks 300 Curtains, 3 inisses; sale price sane special price forethought and energetic efforts on the part of our abhignnt Gea 40 to 45 inches ay, in Basement. .: $3.00 Caracal: Coats for children; made of|| || buyer, who purchased this immense lot of Shoes at guch wide; one dozen patterna to se- $/2 Coats for Pate | the good silk ‘earacul ; lined “oT. Gk a low figure, that such bargains have never been known lect from: the most beautiful lot e@egpereeaeneeonee ease re

with in the history of this institution, This lot of Shoes Made, of -proadcloth, | zibeline and rah oom sateen ; special F consists of all the newest and up-to-date styles and ever offered for the money will 8; Sale price Mon- ZEyF,'_ stage lasts, gunmetal, vici kid and be placed on sale Monday at 9 yee ane 50¢ neeien Sacques Sie women; neatly ZZZ2DA, ~petent leather; a number of these al] LP bats a eee o’clock and ment, only zag! «shoes are made with bhand-turned : “ made with collar; come in light 75 f ZZ, +0\es and were made to sel} at $3.50 vr tad all rio 3 Zz 7 Low ? its, 9¢ SX EERE Sacexeaeeiae 22

u( Men's R.bbed cncsenen and dark colors ; good yr to $5.00. These Shoes run in gizes Er Fleeced Un- Teed : k yap ted on alt sizes: 8 _ percale ; special price. cones Fe8 e% | from bd &. 8. , Remember, this sale | 3 Monday sale regular 76¢ peller; aso 1 Zz, f Women’s and Misses’ 74% price, per pr. special for onday, 82%4c Pepperelled ‘10 Dress Flannelettes & ° Bhoes, in button, and lace, : M4 | 6 while ‘they 8 Wide Sheeting Extra heavy fleece Dress and high A) ony i ) | ‘grade values, at 4 . pp “Men's Work Shirts Genuine Pepperelled mannelettes, 27 inches Ze one rs 4 Monday’s price, PPOs reat | / C ion -

Monday we wide Sheeting; comes regular 50c we A in light and heavy wide, in all colors and | Zs bray Work Sh rts. Goudie sewed weight from 63 to 90 good lengths, ip dots, | 100

a ps, ae ae ne ta ee tga f inches wide; or ae phone checks and Persian =i ae a 19¢ ree CY IMBe. wc cree eerenrmee e@ 4 day yar ( : ; Basement SS Monday, yard 2 (Basement) eeeves (Basement mt ( ), 50,0 Rolls at , wa i Wall Paper * 324 3, « | @ Another Sale of — po oder pen pee 9 snlie “Siaee ma bist 3 \ | of the wp Bs he . Feurth Floor, ik ¥ y ) Ye WER i | } Basement— Millinery abe | 4 |: The high cost of living necessitates a large m , ithe women of this country to look for some vo“" wear at low prices. We have about 800 nice a areal ve |! Ladies’ and Misses’ Hats that were bo ‘Trom an | | overstocked wholesale house—for oc pra ct ctice uly. | ce. These Hatt will be:on sabe @ : oy, ai thy Ser me 5 w i aie ey ? a : “" ro 4 aa > > ' ry 4 ‘ o ~ . ” be * .

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| a wok te, : , ys oe | : i , Our Annual Sale of m i. " of Oe ks . ZZ . : pz | ~ = , ‘ * | . Special Notice ee 3 2, 6 a ED; Qs _——-—— =. [4 AN i Trefousse e : ah to : Sy “St ) = ite Glove “Seconds Do not fail to read the 7 7 + Ban: : LARGEST RUG ADVER- ; ( | \ : : . 1 VY Thengeaie gate recall our x in a metropolitan newspaper. 4 , | iy I\ co inches wide, in navy blue, | inches wide, in every color | inches wide, in every color : sufficient to mark this sale as a remarkable opportunity. 50-cent Faney Silks—several thousand o0-¢ent plain-eolored M sits 0 | black, brown, etc. These are and black.’ A splendid qual- | and black. Are like the old- \ yards including striped Roman Messalines, | linings, waists, princess slips, | : > atple | jn the very fine weave that | ‘ity that is having heavy. de- | fashioned Zibelines, the SS Taffetas, Foulards and heavy Wash . 20¢ than 40 shades trom which to choose— « oo / wears so. #plendidly; Mon- | mand daily. Its value is | rough’ cheviots and mannish Ni, - Best Hats of. the Season : : Silks—extra special. Monday at great bargains Monday My ot gaara deal ; suitings. Let StS £ 98 -- cent yard - wide Silk $1.98 black and white, $2.25 Silk . : ed

Monday ° ~ You will find large shapes, small shapes ) 7S * Poplins, in all the best col- | Checked Suitings—in great | dresses and These ‘6 9 99 » ' | ; awe 2nd some turbans—of the finest silk Vel- . , orin ery: splendid de> one- | demand sp? ‘all , Perpenses are a heavy and the col- . ) Zs VB te, iece dresses and waists;.| these are 32 inches wide; or combipations are Ask for “‘Nugent’s” Special Black S:orm Serge fe!) vets, plushes and a few of felt. These are LOD f | vicce droses | Fb fa. ‘Bergane a a A Black Storm Serge that is unsurpassed for wear a Sepseeanee. i — op \ trimmed with wings, Numiddy, velvet bows, ects day SF ag es F “foes not spot and it sheds the dust. This special line is 54 inches wide and of the Sr 43 alt Ve wet > 36-inch Black Chiffon Taff nee 96- BR, Black ty. de Soi t finest, richest black. Identical qualities sell everywhere Wag, EZ ostrich and tapestry ; choice of all black, Serene oom Suieh -aid ea eaality: a spe Rog quality—especially wanted ra Lm Mon? 6 “much bigher than our price OE. w (es c black and white and all kinds of two-toned combinations. All are teed to wear” Priced low -at (3 > | Batsana: skivterenatial: in Sts. fine Diack j $1.69 biack Chev. | $2.98 imported) $2.50 very best YESS lined with the finest satin. At two unusually low prices. 36-inch Black Messaline—very heavy and| 36-inch heavy Black Satin in an io in the ‘beat Austrian Broad- : 64 \ SS qe oa 1} a reakant for relat for suits and | cloths: just the thing bisck Whincords) # well wearing. One of our most 79 lustrous, One of oor best ling | lines specially priced at Oe t inches wide: in @& ; Ne ) ht liti Rit ok os « ck ebb ees ote Pigrena.. bar- = ag iat aaa epee and suits: be inehes very fine weave; P hipps $9, $10 and Phipps’ $14, wees and 0 mater a ans sess ‘ : ins .Mo 8 — priced, wide; 2 25 ; $12 Hats, at $16.50 Hats ane 49-ine ack satin de Chine—beau- Si. 18 40-inch bisack Crepe de Chinge . 318 y, at Monday $ , tiful quality priced very low at wears splendidly. Good value Ate ses 39 YEARS OF UNDERSELLING , B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G.. CO. | 89 YEARS OF UNDERSELLING Sale “Bakelike”’ Lacquered. Brass “Kumpact”’ Acme Dress Forms Bieaae Bargains i in Houle Linea ih ‘ ut th ver 5 ecial Monday Away Below Worth Nugents’ special Wash 15-cent Roller Toweling; 35-cent Bath Towels; ex- 1.25 pure pare Hues, a ‘Bakelike’’ is a tried jaequer that stands not only all acid tests b t the severe Pp ciNgfents special Wash | Scent Roller Towalings | | Bicnt Bath Towels; a | 41:38 Po. heat tests‘that scarcely no other lacquers have endured. It is the most durable and lasting finish | Z ; , Adel. dad ; a Pi, that fe put on any bed. All the beds inthis sale have this nish and we guarantee none will o Choice of All Sizes at $2.45 ro nn hoe Ae ape fi ap ES re ‘be tarnished or discolored in any way. Be prompt to take advantage of these great bar- : ." Special, three borders; pagent borders; ae Monday, ) ein out made for Monday only. | “Kumpaet Dress Forms have won their way pair. ceeaheto) % ) $12.00 Bakelike Brass Beds with 32-inch $18.00 new circle silk finished Brass Beds, rh » into the homes of thousands of dressmakers and {* $1.75 mercerize@ F ee oy kg 10-heavy filling rods; $8 50 Locate gece and filling rods: $13. 50) ! HL home sewers, not only because they are collapsi- Tablecloths; 1% by 3 a 1 gear damask; Sooker at a bargain;. of | $123.50 Bukelike finished Brass “oe in $19.00 Bakelike Brass Beds, with heavy ri ble and are easily stored away, but for their substantia! P 3 0 > -@ ie _ le, twin or 4 r ize; continuous posts in satin or re et ang lengalemmaig ; bright finis 13.50

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$22.50 Bakelike finished Brass $30.00 new design Beds, “00 sizes, 32 to 42, in. this splendid form at a Beds, in combination of bright | satin polet finish. very price that is no measure at all of the actual Breieet cua ) rth. Choice (as illustrated) at ea. ty h Fj a . N 13: 68. baa . : . $24.50 continuous post Beds with Brass Bede with vu, banal a uc Ine OSiery ever Sold So Low close set l-inch filling $i / ; large. size Non-adjustable Waist Forms, made specially for home use, mt "836 noe Sais haan oe od eee 832. sreci | Jereey covered, with wood base (like illustration) 7Rr, . Join the eager buyers who are making this our greatest sale of “sam ” a ; very massive posi ‘Beds, latest style, sizes 32 to 42 ila Thousands have bovght supplies for months to come and you will also, wi it is only rar = ta a > - .e -—a + , - t. a Ee al, ; 2 :

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? OW, upon the calendar of our - store events, comes Home- Makers’ Week—just at. the time when people are get- ting the “‘house in order’’ for indoor days—making it habitable, making it cheerful, making it home. This store provides all manner of suggestions for fur- nishing homes wholly or in part, from a little corner of a single bedroom to the entire interior decorations and furnishings of the house palatial. And Home-Makers’ Week is atime when we take occasion to , ERR FS AE present St, Louis many’ great’ under-bought purchases of home- nialitus merchandise, which we secure during the many weeks ahead in which we plan this helpful event—under-price pur- chases of Furniture, Carpets and Rugs, Linoleums, Draperies and Hangings, Lace Curtains, Upholsteries, China, Glassware, Linens, Bedding, Silverware and the other accessories of a well-providedhome. We call particular attention to the new ‘Model Home,’’ Fourth Floor, which offers innumerable’ home suggestions. The following i is detail of a few of the special events planned to make this Home-Makers’ Week. best of all:

Other Home-Makers’ Week Sales See the Globe-Democrat or Republic today for them. A Sale of John 8. Brown & Son’s Hand -Em- broidered Shamrock Linens. . Including Bed Spreads, Dollies, Centerpieces, Tray Cloths, Scarfs, Pillow Shams, Luneh Cloths, Sheets and Table Sets. ‘A Sale of Table Silverware Including Rogers’ Quad-

ruple-plate at special prices.

Just Parchased— 1000 Embroidered Pieces, Bringing $2 Embroidered Library Cloths, at 59c Theyare scalloped and elaborate- ly embroidered, and include Tea and Library Cloths, of tan linen, each embroidered in floral designs in coiors. They measure 36 inches in diameter, and would ordinarily sell at $2—marked special while the lot lasts, at 59c Each A limit of two to a customer, and } no mail or phone orders can be taken. (Linen Section—Second Floor.)

+] Complete Dinner Sets at GreatSavings for Home-Makers Week And remember, our stocks are at their height just now, display- ing scores of new patterns. $9.50 Dinner Sets (100 Pieces), Special, $5.98 100-piece Dinner Sets, of American porcelain, with neat pink rose deco- ration; gold-lined, at $5.98. $27.50 Theo. Haviland Dinner Sets, $18.50 104-piece Dinner Sets, of Theo. Haviland French china, with a very pretty floral Se ceteeind. at $18.50. $18.50 Dinner Sets at $9 100-piece Dinner Sets, of best American porcelain, with neat white and gold bore decoration, specially priced, at $29.50 Dinner Sets, $21 a Dinner Sets, of Syra- cuse china, “the china that wears like iron”—dainty Dresden flower decoration, at $21. $15 Dinner Sets, $10 100-piece Dinner Sets, of Caris- bad china—neat rosebud decora- tion, and every piece gold-lined, specs priced, at $10. decoration — handles

| SRN ll $12.50 Dinner Sets, 98.25 100-piece Dinner Sets, of best English porcelain—fiow blue under- glazed decoration, at $8.25. $22.50 Dinner Sets, $13.50 100-piece Dinner Sets, made at the “Old Abbey” French. china works—daintily decorated on a pretty, fancy shape, at $13.50. $50 Dinner Sets, $35 100-piece Dinner Sets, of Syra- cuse china—solid coin gold band applied on the new “May Flower” shape, at $85. (Fifth Floor.)

Sewing Machines at Savings Beginning tomorrow morning, traveling salesmen’s sample Ma- ebines, consigned to us for quick selling, will be offered at about the lowest prices we have known such good Machines to be marked: Some of them have not been uncrated a dozen times, and large orders have been wee for the factory with these very Machines as samples. $50 Singer Dro $55 Singer No. 66 $45 Standard Rotary yee for $16.50 — ophead at $29.50 for $25 $50 D New Home Special at $26.50 et, mah., $40. a for $12.98, fison for $22.50. Standard Cabin Concord Dro $50 Wheeler & $50 Free Sewing Machine, $35. $85 New Acme Mathine, $10.98, $40 Howe Machine for $15. -These Machines can be purchased, if desired, on our club plan: $2 at Time of Purchase and $1 Weekly. (Fifth Floor. #9 niture covering. Curtains. cial, at 49e yard. | The Home-Makers’ Week Sale of Curtains and Curtain Materials The grades, patterns and colorings are so numerous and diversified that the assemblage’ will’ meet every, requirement, whether for curtains, draperies, couch covers, screens or fur- $1.50 and $1.75 Scrim Curtains, $1 Pair Scrim Curtains in ivory and Arabian color, with hemstitched edges and trimmed with wide, dainty picot and fancy edge. Special, $1 pair. $2.25 and $2.50 French Novelty ‘Curtains, $1.75 Pair French Novelty Lace Curtains, all beautifully designed with hand- some braided effects, mounted on heavy quality bobbinet.. They come in white and Arabian and are $2.25 and $2.50 qualities, at $1.76 pair. $3.50.Real Arabian Lace Curtains, $2.50 Pair : A grand assortment of handsome Arabian Lace Curtains, with. ‘wide “t edges and large-corner motifs will be found in this. group.’ : ; " $4.50 and $5 Lace Curtains, $3.50 Pair = => Hundreds of pairs of handsome Lace Curtains. lot are such makes as fine Irish Point Lace Curtains, all handsomely appliqued; have plain or figured centers. tains with lace edge and insertion; also French aw and beautiful Marie Antionette Lace Curtains; special, $8.50 © $6 and $7 Lace Curtains, $4.85 Pair : Irish Point Lace Curtains, beautifully embroidered—handsome Ara- bian, Beige Point,Milan and’many other popular makes. ) | $9.and $10 Lace Curtains, $7.50 Pair . In this lot you will. find Arabian Lace Curtains, made with wide, handsome ‘borders, Duchesse Curtains in soft ivory and with white tints, Irish Point Lace Curtains of finest quality and Beige Point Lace These are $9 and $10 qualities, at $7.50 pair. $1 and $1.25 Curtain Madras, 49c Yard Imported Scotch Madras and Grenadine, in beautiful floral and con- ventional designs, in. White or cream’ color; 72 inches in width; spe- = x Included hi. ‘this Handsome Cluny Lace Cur- . ~~ . ae i Mae Bote Ss eS » a ee ae oe Pee eee ad a SINE er atmos Lt — . * v r * ow F> én 4 mn enemies) de. ee ke Ce ee - ee ne —— on . wy rr , s he + Be © ene ten CRE IIRL SL AINE ARE AE tla A Se = . wees ete

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Th in flor inen $1. 5 uch ¢ requl Sets Set seat 20 st, perf snd Roc finish. ortabl a, y A Sal ee and diamet ey mea al designs Scrim C 0 and overs, 8 irement, | of Six at uphol ectly pl ker e, ce e of Tab sell at co: and sure 36 in ens | and trim ‘urtains i $1.75 Sc , screens or fu (Genuin Dinin $21 75 with stered ie ain patt made with at | fasten le Silverwar = $2 “marked sp ordinarily med.with wide, dainty rim Curtains, Bil eae e Leather) Chairs’ | " Spanish fal 1 ee ath ot ae shaped a Pe raphe-plete at 9 “ ire eatteay aie 93:96 and €2.50 Frex Arabian $1 Pair ee with er), $11.8 5 ) abricoid, inten 68 oat Settee, is SS gthe seein pee 59 wale French d $2.50 ity picot color, w hetwny 8 -Foot B n tan ps panto is —. . pecial pri &3 A li C som Novelt French and fan , with hem : Coloni , eats, a E uffets. Caine. covered oes ke prices. || fa] mit of tw ach sotee Senate Sreccormaac ok cereus a Colonial B sa’ | mene ee » $36.75 a = tak mail or o to a cust white and effects, ss bg all Ity ‘Curtains, Special, dges China €] uffets, $1 pa many Pesce those priced-a Soo en. phone istomer Arabi nted beau $1 be pair. osets 7,50 tter1 iture d-at $55 Firesi ees f Com 1] (Linen § Jy vate oa PR $3.50. Real and ate $3. heavy pies brei design an iar ‘ue AB ES (Match), $13 ranged ae strictly ores. Ba Chairs - Chairs, $13, ee { plete DinnerS stm taconite edges and aasortanent of hand Lack Ghicts $0 qualities, ay ol tumed or Barly in oak, in 18.80 |r, also tw i three-diviston dist cell customary. at $18 ‘ite he rt) arge of ha ies, come |... styl glish, WE) Roe ern, tw ong | ish ese at uilt’ to ~«CédséK as for Hom ets at Gr $4.60 an handsome asaban Lee Gx he dag mensions. Large. dia Incas | ° $8.50 mo to drawers of eal real comfort. 8p ope will fi — | qi at an remember, 0 e-Makers eat Savin - lot pases of roe! $5 Lace oun found in th Curtains, sil ; wa Sen ‘ob h "compart 50 Living mes Early henry aan a beak wi fe gion 5 sia “find 3 a } a ir height ur stock 5 w gs applique 1 makes of hands rtains group tec : 50 Di : g linen d wer.. fo and Ch f om Rock . Me striped sides,: ah oF. g scores of t just now Fawley. eek ao ike poridy ic asi irish Pe hg > Roses Pair vf Non-di ining Tabl eae ' ‘atic’ ten ae b $6.25 ere én’s $24,765 W. — ; ee | ghee Adlgoar age sf ne wih os de and Inert Point Lace Curtain, al an ‘cen | ote! viding ae, st $22.50 | back 4 bulls an consture Osim ae | © ce on; a » all is neh aw e, ph is” co - | ro ~ — | | 100- Special, ao Pieces) 2 Irish Point = and er tase, Povscres sete rms Cny Lace Ga a be prosgre Wo. aed oak ° Gun bent | ei cai raf apn: pred me equipped 8 Brot shes eile | ee | piece . , ian, B ce © Lace Curt $3.50 y and ace Uur~ $21 °B lish ¢ base, and 3 er; f nuine lar ang coat - ee . porcelain Dinner Se eige Point urtains ains ‘pair. beautifu 1 Bras 1 golden fini in $24.75 umed fini tan ge-size mi ers, on th and ee ration; «« sah debt. ote of Am it, Milan and beautifully et $4.85 Pair Lt, ete ss Beds, $1 ge Brass Beds o- peta rear, in ae other, a oo oigold-lined, at’ $54 eriosn In thi $9. and sores. wager te ics ans Rear te ahagysinn , $15.85 $35 B $1 linens. goodl-aike addition | oe $27.50 Th ey gaan "Fle ie yb $10 Lace Shae Sapcinc pation Outside. po us. style ; rass Be 7.50 Ot ) drawers to ae . Havila tints, Iris borde will. find “A ains es me Ara _ Stock, posts tially m old B , $24.75 special hiffor . oe | n , Irish Poi rs, Du dation Pace $7. sl yeahs (us mhadatn taettahen built. : ed men obes De _otsiece Din 1200 cartane, These are cea, Curang i corain, ma Tee Mes y mounted ali rod “A New Pattern, $2175 pay ey ae vilan nner e $9 and s of fine soft iv ’ e wi Bens . 2D sh. roads h ply un 1. and ee Bold-at fort's 1 Sagat Spi senpionel 2 Lye een 2 Sk at Time of Perce desired, Machine a 0.98, ro tee colorings. but good oe a Utica and al e (Fourth lg -: . per se an n our ’ nd on and Fi ; roll f rns an = oe ae | oh Wea: ena Ge pce cul Pb living” oags Wall Pa a || Another owe quot ‘he CWS _T ; ree, sO hauling has bee 50 annels . 4 Ze U owcases ould pric hich te—and th ed up aan a roaA ae Saas Sore Weel Dect little etsin eh your abhes 00 yards of | 10c Yd cregigs ane Ch sapped rings Eo e kind ; ae hogy when mig Hao hie delta orn fort to ef- te ee : eee ht. Dableerhe. els, 100 Yd. | $3.76 Bla ee ee De age ae wa er cones et s BS et Jug, 1 Salt Bor Ab andy erate or AS an GOW. ie ; nase quality; Sete Panui | = 16 Blanket Epp Be oe fancy trimmed stpies’ plain por to $20. ‘a : Sh ye x— » at b9e, we ane Ash tone ually 1 ; 29 inch nels ool- s, $2 sh teed es l “a a - et y on Ash Cans Myer OF bc, at I es W pi mixed Bed 95 Pr ields. satin | All ored and | ‘ ee 10 Bars Soa cla, ay, lastbek hee = a encigpet-we ~ "t9e rf iaid—etze 10480" hoppy the collection and. ali ateee Gnd Gol a Li ace | nin cos p, 25¢ fd, See me te S15: awe. | snaneel, ae i gheetings ott -Anteiaes c Yd. y $3.75, at $3.08 nrg red Cho taste. a Suit ting colors on ig of 2 i en —_—— > ge lr of. Swifts . Pri 81.50 Floor P dnstration. trated, with itius- BRS | = oe a Steached Go entabegs ice Monday, $12.50 will please v2 : oe i ! ns, of heavy ® Eas. Prin Lp ace od a idee Polishe by a « r olishers, 95c and. Mad pa == Lstdbergeess ny 4 Sh e—25c 3 O’Cloc k S , a Winter Coats Wind ‘ | - > a, ni er, a an 10 25e : or -gal andl WA ate = ady-m ee 90c ° ey $ ave i Iron Geeeiy: obtb en filled). nd no mail Page to a cus- and sorbet floors ab potion Sanne ed ent methane Pot Tableclo pecial boucle, include Cc at $8.98 ip : No. 8 size. polish -| Serub F ppane orden get ae es > Pkt ig oan. as , 95e. usually 70c ze 81x90 1 leach- 600: oh ths, 55c Some i le cheviots of fin . WA ie Bo patty. 39¢ eunitiz ed Inside; bail he —_ of gal ors8jand pi ceracks to — a a T5c heath each. nches— piencind _ -mercerized ee ; nhs 28a 4 ae i ata 7 ai oie » Se. ity; 19¢ qu and. in vanized erety particle af Hh E ea, at Soft-fi 50 _sloths, hen tern Table- utton-t ee ee | : - ac 8 ;19¢ quality, 1 eee = atl dus ste ae Aa lectric e225} clenh. Cede te Pair tg Re rem ad able- sad ke pt oceee ee ANG i . 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“Really does” put bad stomachs in order—“really does” overcome indi- gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn and sourness in five minu just that—makes Pape’s Diapepsin » the largest selling stomach regulator im the world. If what you eat fer- ‘ments into stubborn lumps, you belch “88s and eructate sour, undigested food and acid; head is dizzy and aches; breath foul: tongue coated; «your insides filled with bile and in- : bie waste, remember the mo- ment Diapepsin comes in contact ‘with the stomach al] such: distress vanishes, It’s truly astonishing— almost marvelous, and the joy is its harmilessness. A large fifty-cent case of Pape’s Diapepsin will give you a hundred dollars’ worth of satisfaction or your druggist hands you your money eae It’s worth its weight in gol men and women who can’t get t hos stomachs regulated. It belongs in your home—should always be kept handy in case of a sick, sour, upset stomach during the day or at night It’s the quickest, surest and most harmless stomach doctor in the world.— ADV. *

ILLOYD DIES OF P OF Soap os He Fails. to Rally From. Cold Caught at Ball Game. Harry Lloyd, known to many as one of the veteran bartenders of St. Louis, died of pneumonia at his home, 4373 Page boulevard, yesterday. He had been ili only a few days. After being con- fined to his nw by what was consid- ered a slight atések of bronchitis, he went to the Cardinals-Browns baseball game Tuesday. He caught a cold, from which he never rallied. Lioyd at various times had been em- ployed in several of the better class of cafes in the downtown district, and hun- dreds of St. Louisans knew him. He is survived by his wife and a son, Clar- ence Lloyd. amen

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BRIDGE-BEACH AND CHARTER OAK} - = hs - @ é > a J 2] _ e 4 : a A P es ; y a : S re : ; q a ; ' : It has stood the test of , long years, and is with- out a peer in the field. This is one of the newest models, sets high on base, is fully guaranteed to give the utmost satisfac- tion and to be a perfect baker sesses It’s ished blue steel, ings. and cooker. It pos- eee am all the modern im- proved features | that are demanded in a strictly first- class high-grade Range. It is eas- ily worth $45 and = % that’s what most stores would charge. Our price, only $94.15 fect baker cooker. contract it for

exceedingly well made, of pol- Wellsville with heavy asbest.s lin- Guaranteed to be a first-class every respect, and a per- and Tt eannot be duplicated on earth for less than $35, but we have with the makers that wenables us to sell

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This artistic Piano is ; of most beautiful de- 3 Terms of. payment to suit purchaser. No in- terest or extras of any

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‘BARRY FRANKLIN, Vice President. success in Credit Pian? SLL Tr Hl i= HONOR PATRON AT jp ART HILL MEETING} Champ Clark and Gov. Hadley Freely Applauded by Large Crowd. CHORAL MUSIC A FEATURE} —| ™ Kreismann and Congress- man Graham of Illinois on the Program. Speeches by Gov. Hadley and Speak- er Champ Clark and singing by the Knights of Columbus Choral Club were featurere of a big outdoor celebration of Columbus day at Forest Park yester- day afternoon. Several thousand per sons stood on the sloping sides of Art Hill and joined in the chorus of ther Star Spangled Banner and America, The celebration was planned by the Knights of Columbus and was most suc- cessfully carried out. Above the spescer’s stand at the foot of the hill waved American tiags and the platform was drapeu in blue, white and yellow, the K. of C. colors. Be- tween the speeches a band played pa- triotic airs. All heads were bowed while the Rev. Father Cesar Spigardi pronounced an impressive invocation. Then all joined in singing America. Mayor Compliments Organization. Mayor Kreismann made a brief speech in which he complimented the Knights of Columbus as an organization which is working to uplift humanity. Chairman James EH. King introduced Cnamp Clark. In marked contrast to the other frock-coated, silk-hatted orators of the day, Clark wore a busi- nes’ suit, a brown overcoat and a broad-brimmed brown Fedora bat. He Was greeted by prolonged cheering. After paying a serious tribute to Co- lumbus as the discoverer of a new world, he aroused laughter by a littie joke at his own expense. “Once,” he said, “T had an invitation to dine at the White House. For the same day and hour-1 had an engage- ment in Ohio by keeping which I gould have made $150, but I canceled ft and responded to the dinner invitation. That was ene time I got to the White House, anyway. \I conaidered the White House invitation a command just as ! considered this invitation to speak. here today. I was away out in Central Kan- sas, but I obeyed your cOmmand and here I am.”’ Indorses Discovery of America. Toward the end of his speech Clark again evoked laughter when he said: ‘Tam not ready to indorse every prop- osition that comes along, but I want to say right here that I give my un- qualified indorsement to the discovery of America and I don’t know anybody I would rather see discover it than my old friend, Christopher Columbus.” There are 26 republics now flourishing in the world, Clark said, and all of them found their inspiration inthe great American Republic, which was made possible by Columbus and his band o? intrepid followers. Gov. Hadley also was warmly greeted when he arose to speak. He said that ii wag a proud day in his life when i 1909 he signed the bil) making Colum- bus day a State holiday. Some ob- jected, they said, there were already enough holidays. “But my idea,” said the Governor, “was that we shouldn’t give all our time to making money and that there couldn't be too many patriot- ic holidays to honor men who are really deserving of honor.” Congressnan James M. Graham of Springfield, Ill., closed the speech-mak- ing with an eloquent tribute to Colum: bus. Members of the Knights of Columbus. in automobiles, escorted the speakers from the Jefferson Hotel to ° Forest Park.

You are certain of complete satis- faction if the Stove or Range you buy is a “Buck’s.”’ WILLIAM P. KENNETT DEAD German-American Bank Head to Be Buried Today. William P. Kennett, president of the German-American Bank and former president of the Merchants’ Exchange, died of Bright's disease yesterday at his home, 3962 Delmar boulevard. He was 62 years old. For more than 2 years Kennett was & partner of D. R. Francis in the stock and grain commission business. He gave up his connection with the Francis company about two years ago to ac- cept the bank presidency. He was born in St. Louis and in his early manhood practiced law here. The sur- viving members of his famity are bis widow, his son, Press Kennett. and his daughter, Margaret Bond Kennett. The funeral will be held this afternoon, with interment in Bellefontaine cemetery.

Bollman Bros. Piano Co. Show the Vetied Prophet. The latest window display of the Boliman Bros. Plano Co., on Olive street, showing the Velled Prophet in al) his robes of state, has attracted the atten- tion of hundreds of visitors to the store as Well as passers-by. The piano firm ls always seeking to portray something unique in its window display, something

Free Alteration in Cloak and Su-t Dept. Broadtail Caracul Coats Umbrel'e Coane Gf tien Gea” ts; 54 inches longi lined throughout; special for Monday at....

150 Ladies’ and Misses’ New Sults Tn all-wool serges, tA of and mix- splen Fur Sets prices that a you money. them now, ¢ [2 $5 and for 1.50 50c White Felt Hats; assorted styles and soft colored Felt Hats with stitched brim and velvet facing. 1A ea aH Turbans of black silk valiveh: nicely draped. Ready to wear. 2.99 for 5.00 Trimmed Ha s y Hats, ‘tailor-made of silk, velvet and B aon eombinations; tri with Drummers’ Samples of prett fancy feathers, wings or uncur Si4e and 10c BLEACHED mdstin REMNANTS, YARD 5c large size; pair. . 7) 50 2.00 and 2.50 Lace Our- tains; 3 yards and 3% St 2 .! DUETS. Untrimmed Hats 2.50 ehoice cov forts and — 2. no filling, euch....-: NN a in tinal UNDE RWEAR Up to $25 yg ha Dresses; messalin ne nd ae - Hh to B.8.. you. Ladies’ and Misses age A i pe liars; ceed 15 lined; 7414 values...-. Also others up to $30. - A qurprise d tor ma gpg Vesta ot Trae st Mea even- AAO ea. penne “ DUNE lO epee line Sy nme ee as 7 N. ‘eo . a: es aH ee ” seer f* » , ~ : a e 3 . Me ba ES Fp z : i 4 “ we Piaes ~ Ree” $ * ie Sa ee 4 %y - A } Big 2 ; : : ee % ; 3 4 ‘ ¥ * - q = fe : y - ‘ 4 * | ee é 4 ” a * - d om TH ae Pants nts Sale ad 09 Cnet, wood handles; cover of good | Man quality rainproof cotton twill No phone orders. Ladies’ Fur Trimmed T7e Nullifiers, Sale of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Warm ‘SHouse Shoes, including the popular fur-trimmed Nullifiers, at the very lowest prices. CRE 6 ss kai dbadoeee Children’s .........6Te MiseGs... . vscecsanes tee Ladies e*eeenee

oe 2.00 2.00 | ee ee ee —_ ostrich. ie, — lei i pecial Bed Comfort Sale -_— ew _—— a Comforts Pam es 25 1.50 60 3.50 Bed Com~ —_———

—————E — —— ’ and Girls’ Heavy in ee"

wratn a HEALTHY HAIR

NEWBRO’S HERPICIDE} 9.50 FOR BOvs) $4 KNICKER SUITS These are Suits of the very finest cheviots and cashmeres; the pants are full linen lined, with taped seams and belt straps; sizes from 6 to 17. 25¢ for Boys’ Fiannelette Blouses. 19¢ for Boys’ K nicker All § Pay patterns: regula Caps: lecndu::..

Men's $2 aad 2.50 Pan's... 1000 pairs Fall and Winter Pants; stripes, checks and plaids. ge Pg are Ww See them. On sale tomorrow, errs se i, The Suits are cassimeres, teoder es cheviots, black thibets, blue serges, ete.; _ splendidly tailored. The Overcoats are fancy chev- iots, black "Keraeys, on — meres, etc.; convertible plain collars; extra lengths; shies and shapes of men can be fitted. ee THE ‘ENLARGED HALF BLOCK 7TH & FR CL OTHES FOR LESS ENTIRE | BETTER CES - Ps — ‘ ‘ . * + "ee a ee. po oom At op ae We Py. ANKLIN MONEY | A A AO CI — EL LA A ELLA RES AN meron emcee A agat B oe ¢ ; WOE = es ; : —_ ; = Bas 458 ‘ ts 2 ee er ee attain ~

If your hair lacks luster, is dry, brittle and uneven, it is an wp One of these half bulbs magnified several thousand times under a has the appearance shown here by the right hand picture. pretty. Hair sickness is usually due to common but anno Bich hair is dan croscope is far from The germ that causes this g trouble Relig down into the follicle or hair bulb. As the miscrobe develops, it sets up an inflammation that ultimately destroys the adhesion at the papilla and the starved ip finally slips out. Sick or unhealthy hair makes the regular PICIDE i This preparation almost immediate cessation of i ' SEND FOR RIAL BOTTLE AND BOOKLET Sho lag Jehneon Bron. oie sepa of this ——— and wellknown toilet : convince an soon = nS a ae on A trial size is usually sufficient to with a booklet t Say wht upon tectp of Ten Cutan nag a everywhere. pee <n Btwn a Pt, wa io

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“ SUNDAY} MORNING, ‘OCTOBER 13, 1912. BUY THEM ON OUR NEW CLUB- parison is easy. Mr. Wilson’s record 4000 on sale Monday; for up- | Chain effect (like cut); all : tga CALS. PAYING PLAN. ASK ABOUT IT. on this matter is a blank. He did pre- right or Inverted - Yo ired dy hang. ; cisely and exactly nothing. 7 ae? yf over OS yg ; Hes 3. holes; vo. wer ss “Yet the opportunity has been ample. er), ER ugh ; kinds of fuel; And if his own doctrines as to the duty A eee , : Saase 300 last TA Staats $4.50 v , of the states to deal with the trusts ae : ea are correct, then his failure to cap: rt ne $6.50 value. - NY, ! For Monday we atiers on sale a lot of 500 elegant high-grade, been inexcusable. The same trusts aTSS selua i ik . 4 ) Axminsters, Wilton Velvet and Seamless Brussels Room Rugs; 1 12

againet. which I actually did act were $2.00 Alum- eraciamaten size 9x12 and 8.3x10.6; some are slightly mismatehed, whereas incorporated under the laws of New = inum Ware $3.50 GAS conta ee 60e Wash 4)c Lines most of them come absolutely perfect; the colors are browns,

Jersey and it was perfectly simple for 6-quart Ket- ‘ proved, . gee =x He M ps tan, green and red, in Oriental, floral and Persian designs; on a pe . F Tubs Will out- sale Monday . eee eee eee eee ee ese eee eeeeeeseesetare him to act against them but he never ; followed my example. 3 Boilers’ (BE Re rat Rp nek yo ze me Family size; a baat _ } ice, Ife, while 120 \Gep a, “aray fal venized BRR 3°” times: $10.00 Brussels Room Rugs $35.00 Extra Large Rugs “Mr. Wilson has announced himself as} #.. i ; eeeamepciege | covers; prett ‘ ) if uh FURNITURE ff rerete tie, crept business unaertanings |i rich oat and BY sone coveee: REY SS acd ) | | $10.00 woot ‘art Room Rugs $28.00 Axminster Rugs Never So OC lete States themselves in the power which f heavy lid; special,, |i a es CER s Mi Jy | Size, 9x12; made of close woven wool| Size 9x12; made of close woven, omp ay eo 29 | Bf ¢ yarn; extra heavy and reversible; they high-grade Axminster, in all col-

We urge careful inspection on yong bc ee ys ccaaeng Bede : are in one piece, no seams. the colors of our wae rnggpeect tice Pret sats Be "e | le; i} are green, red, tan and browns, Sc ors, red, green, blue and tan; = e A ; pee two-tone ef ects. ersian an ri- : a reian “The Democratic platform on which nn ee le 1.25 Ash Cans Read All of These Fxtra “pecials Below 39 ental designs; every 85 soa” Maaeh tiaeeos 14, 15 Livin Room Mr. Wlison is standing denounces the : _ | 8c Coal Buckets; made | Se Tollet Paper; spe- pias one portent: g effort to deprive the States of any of , Galvanised tron; extra strong: 1 cial, 14 rolls for. aw bir hr for Monday...s+-+++s-> am ‘O-galion size, . ol scat 3 and Den Pp ieces ene Meme tS RenReree re Ceasee BT vith tight-ftting | O1ge 2 R: q. fa 33c Brooms "$12.00 Seamless Brussels on $20.00 Wilton Velvet Rugs , oe een eerie: x a9 te Reha over; special, 12 feet 9¢ ing ee Bile Dd, ‘sea Size, 9x12; made in one piece; all colors, | Size, 9x12; made of the close woven sedi cg Rat es 9 baa eit » Aentay, ; eg@iiih corn: union |. red, green and tan—some two-tone ef- Wilton, ‘in Oriental and Persian de- ‘ ‘ bl, wed | . noses euilhget ow at aes ~ spe acy | ! uble Roasting Pan Wii tien d fects; Oriental, floral re Soa oo wns, tans of ; a e ' ‘ eels HYG) - , Could Fight Standard Ot}, SS aera, b9¢ kind ars s sf | URES oy — Pe sgsagl patterns; and greens: very one ‘“"Therefore, it appears that Mr. Wilson : ~ ee special.... ONGBY..--eeereeees perfect cecewes explicitly recognizes the theory that it| ff # | is the prime duty of the State Govern- - Sh r f M W B and 6 ments, rather than of the National QGov- $2. 5 0 Crescent Duis $ Fairy soup. 4 | Specia Hy soalel or en, a S m, to deal with truste and the ; ee platform no less explicitly A half price sale of new, strictly sanitary Hair bane. ape ay hgh oH A My Women’s $3 to | idl s $3 and $3.50 Misses’ and ea recognizes the power and the duty of the Goods—Switches, Transformations, Cluster and Crescent everywhere at 6c; @ : $4 new Fall ¥ °°" TP... oes, extra Boots, at $1.49 1 States in this matter. Well, for the Puffs, For example: $2.50 Crescent Puffs of fine grade here cf | Shoes at WRI Rs 6 ois inn cadets | most part. the modern American trusts hair; consists of 26 to 28 fiuger puffs; our special f A fe : 800 pairs of Men’s a ome sped ig magenta ree of | ose eS eewees stores | | : new Fall and ae oy Sy ee 3 $4.00 Transformations; Transformations 18 inches in length; \ Winter Shoes; They depend upon the State Government for their powers and their very life, ; Se wencehd port . great ee ane. people having be aid an . dull calf, tans both of which may at any time be cut Ae deeniak ee re ee areas ee ee ou Alex ot Spool Cotton best styles of ht an ‘ off, if the State Government sees fit iy Yaar) te a cdepdanaa, 200 Y : eee ‘tHe the season; puat- : d_ patents; 2 oy he ' lare e size; ents, dull calf, . wel wa pat- to take euch action. Moat, r wees eens Switcher bral: ter uaniag ‘only... 69¢ se ap ead 146 tans and vel- b na pet gk — leather, bite “For nearly two years Mr. Wilson has Hist aoe Y, sage ; ‘| a utton 1ace @ ent collars; sizes 1144 Mal $2.50 Switches; beautiful Switches; 22 inches fn length, run- Tse . : é : 2 been the head of this State government. hi ay, ning full to the end; of a fine wavy German hairs ¢y 00 ; ee | styles ; all ' to 2, $1.49; If the Standard Oi) Co. or Tobacco Trust very special weave; a A 2 nt am Spe LU oad 81Ze8 ; SPu- aa 8% to 1l,. 10¢ Peet Hoo » pi yes} an BY = / cial oe in Mr. Wilson's opinion, been guilty Yih At $6.00 Switches; Switches of a good quality; can be used for in all sizes eh all sizes, gross frauds or attempts to monopo~ RR Psyche, biscuits and braid reaching around the $2, 98 Se Safety Pins: 1 dozen qn lise, or of working unwholesome tnergers a, AD EY yd’ head; 28 inches in length; very special, Monday. ¢ card; assorted sizes ..,.... — or stock tssues, their State charters can ’ Iie Dress Shields; : | , Q os Mail order i 4d quickly filled. Send sa for : od oadway and Locust be readily amended, altered or repealed. ‘2 matching. oe y mples fo | light weight.....

Sisen; : a pair full ‘wise ..... cccss-

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ters | plankets, in “ye by and "$9.50 WAwhite eotvon fi “itey eet $1.98 ‘ dered, hone ee gray; a pair. eevee eeener weight. eres 2

— tion act provides that: f 3 m | | “*The charter of every corporation, ’ $i 00 Yar d-Wide or any supplement thereto or amend- Men S $2.50 All-Wool Underwear : sea tot twe My Drafts Which islature may at pleasure dissolve any this !s the heavy Winter weight; steam shrunk; sizes, GHT FROM RICE, STIX & CO. black, suitable for waists and Way. to Every Su ferer EL cenit at 2 r terns, heavy weight: some are slight- Just fend Ycur Name cn a Pegia] |ever it becomes necessary. Moreover, | ing cable nets, Brussels and Cotton Fleeced Blankets; in | $2.00 “ Bea rts: ag 195 a oot Drafts by return a pre ‘sure Teeny at Wang © spies remedy of size in tan and gray; terns: white cotton ‘filed: ¢4 50) | coailis:, ue the most effective to meet the evils of \. In an gy 10¢ White Shaker Flannel} Zhe Silk Mereerized he mo Foe can geen — | sale Monday Chunemsentte . He inches wide; in all whens 1 y) to Remnants iy PO cae andees Dress one th be O68 bb 6h bb ob bb acicn novelty aaa ® UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK 7 > hirts 86 to 4 day (Mai . ric ; Thousands corporation. : pene eatuent x + ay acini rs “6 - ae . fe i nee Weer) : ] $1. 25 Bed Comforts; large size, fancy pat- $1.00 quality, Monday, | 9 till ll o clock . ain B “It ts, of course, the duty of the Gov. A Cc k > : Pe: This eiter-is even to reyenees ou’ll there is a crimina)] statute in New Jer- Scotch white all the latest iqTurtle neck: ell tan, brown and gray; 98 white cotton Nig oY good Fine a ti Se fe on ae the kind which Mr. Wilson and his sup- ee the present situation. Chapter 27 of S5e Ladiew Fianneiet tueseyoeimenatt TBP Wash Goods Wash Goods Dress Goods in Base t : ‘es 10¢ Dress G ms; fast colors; Rigen Fo ak at ‘Plannctette; | “tees e, In ag yemnants (in Pag French Voile; in fects; aa ana 3 x mnants (in blue, pin black, ] ane bie for ¢ Mbiack:

Section 4 of the New Jersey corpora- ment thereof, shall be subject to alter- 10 UNTIL 11 A. M. gk ie -RHEUMATISM ation, suspension and repeal, in the dis Heavy natural gray Shirts and Drawers; Shirts are silk oe gps Redpp nti tet on p Merete. poet Leey ae cretion of the Legislature, and the Leg- trimmed, Drawers satin faced, with 3 pearl buttons; AND COMFORTS AT ONE-THIRD TO ONE-HALF OFF oa ni pot ag ‘tasee sian . i, Pr: Open- Rae Re ’ ? ; » peac gray ruler rt 1 pd ale ree ety seabeorer 400 pairs Lace Curtalus, includ. Boys’ Jersey Sweaters ly soiled; choice of the lot tomorrow . bya es 40-Inch Sheeting 3°¢ W r A ow | grt a Pollar Pair of Dyer’s |8ey applying to corporations which af- oc oa ae 62 “Gorman lecced Mankeis ease bee mfortns “haics 1,29 ee Te ee eee porters have repeatedly stated would be — the laws of 1906 provides as follows: — “‘Any person or persons who shall GREAT REDUCTION» IN B ASEMENT S ALE an Plamnelette Pate. on sale Mon (Basement), bei * "an a. —< ¢@ Salting; Scotch plaids REMNANTS « of Dress Good white, atl ag Pen Age ge suita

ment), a eee kk fee ee eer ment) ie all shat | ese Broeaded Wash Sikes S*Primtss off in beet Ee | wear and s Maen wie He 2 ues) 0 errs 50c Imported | | p ave 5e | hopitnsy sale tin Pog way 8 LANES of, Die manish BS bat coe or gist

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ape — ~ ome Letra ee a Fat re ae 9 eft ; pe a ee, i se fa gs. ety £3 pe ae x A A aie: me So pas ae, WB HBO Retail Grocer Will Have Distri- ‘buting Warehouse and Canning Plant.

ALSO A LARGE BAKERY

He: Is ‘Worth Several Millions of ‘Dollars and Started With a Shoe String.

Another impetus to the growth and progress of St. Louis wiven yesterday when B. H. Kroger of Cincinnati, O., signed a check for $1%,-. (00 ae the purchase price of a plot of ground: ‘and a plant at Tiffany and Vis- ta avenues, Rutger street and the Frisco tracks, which will be the distributing point and new canning factory for his ® or m grocery, meat, bakery and vegetable stores in this city. The $125,- 000 paid for the property is a very small part of the millions of dollars that Mr. Kroger? has at his command—about the size of a dollar and a quarter to the ordinary man, and less than that, in faet, to what he himself had 29 years ago, when he laid the foundation of his fortune with a paltry $310. Is Quick of Action. But he is a man of nimble brain, keen perception, and rapid-fire action. That was oéver better illustrated than the dash he showed in closing the big plant deal. His agents had been looking for a distributing center.for several days. Mr. Kroger came to town, and went to the Jefferson. He looked over his busi- ness interests—the 30 Maurer-Remley stores that he had recently purchased, wave advice where it was needed, and then went out with his men to look cver prospective sites for a warehouse, hakery, canning factory and distribut- ing center. While riding by the Frisco tracks. he saw a place for sale, jumped out of his auto, looked it over, called upithe agent, and like the typical American that he is, closed the deal in a Yew hours. Nothing could be more characteristic of the man. The plot purchased is 650x2%. Ajs -a0n as the deal was closed Mr. Kroger vave orders for the installation of a battery of modern bread: and cake vit with up-to-date machinery by which he hopes to make. the; plant the : clepnest and brightest in the United 3 States.

The warehouse. and canning plant are to be built as rapidly as possible. The new plant will give the Kroger Co. facilities for handling 30 cars. In the meantime Mr. Kroger is going to 2d@ more stores to the 30 he already hag in St: Louis. He operates now 175 retail grocery, meat and vegetable stores in Cineinnati, Dayton, Columbus and §$t. Louis, doing a business of $10,000,000 a year—and all this with a sis as » a fad hard. Sart Mk when T I aret start- * Mr. Kroger said at the Jefferson. 7 Knew there was & hard luck bug : me and I Getermined to shake ri be I was a tea wagon for i | My firm had lost all but

me 1 per cent of the for @ year. That year I got my $10. I wisiok $350 and start- at the start the hard’ luck ry after going through trouble I shook off the was easy. of help and pay out the middle man people the benefit of di- Wwe millions of dollars by being -. treating everyone on the out the ‘high cost of ‘living, ‘Bigh cost. of living— high living—that's the fancy shoes the giris to business in, the rather shoes than I can afford, but comfortable and suit me.’ hy ~ was born in Cincinnati ’ lore the Civil War. He looks t #0, however, he has a large frame alks with the punch of a trip- in powerful action. Besides all his ven he is president t Savings Bank and

K VICE REPORT “KEY STILL WITHHELD uments for and Against Its oduction in Court Post- q oe Z se ‘Monday. ~W—Arguments for of the key to Vice Commis-

: ‘STARTED WITH $310

~ND MADE A FORTUNE

industries was

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88 OS eee DAY BUYS A You know the reputation of a Buck’s Stove or Range. On our easy terms of 10 CENTS A DAY you can buya fine Buck’s Heater or ‘ae e — or if you prefer a “QUICK MEAL, SU- PERIOR” or other air oe makes, we will sell you the Range you want at 10 CENTS A DAY. Six-hole Buck’s Range of high grade—looks exactly as shown in & cut—we have always. sold it at RP $38.50. We offer it at $24.50, and W only ask you'to pay 10 cents a day —this range is the very latest model—stands high on legs—body of fine Wellsville Blue Steel— oven doors and outer parts heavi- ly nickeled—has ventilated oven

(size 18x26x12), which carries

dee dee Keb Chin but.

Rebuilt Steamer in Service. NATCHEZ, Miss., Oct. 12.—T we steam- er “Senator Cordill” has returned from j Mound City where she has been thor- oughly overhauled, making her a faster and more attractive boat than before. mnetetehecndl oat Aangadamesnne aarcteat Inidlinn senbemadey tee OTe —

HOW | MADE away all the fumes from baking— top of oven is braced with cast iron, pre- venting deflection—oven heavy. asbestos lined, thus preventing escape of heat from range body. 5 Allowed

Delivered and Set Up In Your Kitchen With Pipe Complete,

MY HAIR GROW

FOR $78.10

Buck’s Range, without legs, embodying all the good fea- Your Old

Woman With Marvelously Beautiful Hair Gives Simple Home Prescrip- tion Which She Used With Most Remarkable Results.

Endorsed by Organized Labor

scribed above; nicely nick- eled; only..... Stov3

cae” $1875

I was greatly troubled with dandruff and falling hair. I tried many adver- tised hair preparations and various pre- scriptions, but they all signally failed; many of them made my hair greasy, so it was impossible to comb it or do it up} properly. I think that many of the things I tried were positively injurious. and from my own experience, I cannot too strongly caution you against using preparations containing wood alcohol and other poisonous substances. I be- lieve they injure the roots of the hair After my long list of failures, I finally found a simple prescription which I can unhesitatingly state is beyond doubt the most wonderful thing for the hair 1 have ever seen. Many of .my friend have also used it, and obtained wonder- ful effects therefrom. it not only is a powerful stimulant to the growth of ‘the: hair and for restoring gray heir to its natural color, butt is equally. good for removing dandruff, giving the hair Iliffe and brilliancy, etc., and for the purpose of keeping the scalp In first-class con- dition. It also makes the hair easier to comb and arrange in nice form. I have a friend who used it two months and Guring that time it has not only ped rt the i fa of his hair and wonderfully increased its growth, but it practicaliy | restored all of bis hair to its natural co}- or. You can obtain the ingredients for making this wonderful preparetion from almost any druggist. The prescription is as follows: any Bay Rum, 6 oz.; Menthol Crystals, % drachm; Lavona de Composee, 2 oz. If ov like it perfumed add *a few drops of o-Kalon Perfume, which mixes perfect- ly with: the other ingredients. This however, is trot necessary. m4 dad night an@ morning; rub thor- ough tatan the scal

10c a-day buys this fine Heater: burns kind of fuel and spark les with nickel trimmings. An or- nament to any parlor or sitting room. Sale price, _ $12.50

This high-grade Uni-Fold Davenette is a remarkable bargain. as it never sold for less than $35.00. made of genuine quarter-sawed oak and is highly polished. The J any seat and back are upholstered in a good gradé gf Boston leather The spring and mattress are separate, making it vermin proof, sanitary and as comfortable as any very little space and just the thing for small bedroom or spare room—opens into large cial offer Monday and Tuesday, , $9? hf} ef ONS oc oRN aS hike o& bia Sure piwely Ba Ceo b a> Cees aus , a week....

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Thousands of surgical operations are great city hospitals upon women ee ee serious female - troubles. Sometimes the operations are aes oo and sometimes they are not; sometimes they are necessary, many times they are not. It-is safe to say that a very large percentage of surgical operations for female troubles may be wholly avoided. This My mother advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s wn housework. I owe my health to Lydia E. Pink- statement is amply proven by hundreds of letters constantly being received by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., of Lynn, Mass., and the following letter from Mrs. Orville Rock of Paw Paw, Mich., relates her sad one of thousands that are constantly occurring.. Had she taken L finally did, her dreadful hospital experience would have been avoid Here is her own statement: Paw Paw, Mich.: “Two years ago I suffered very severely with womanly ailments. I could not be on & my; feet for.a long time. My physician treated me for several months without much relief, and finally sent me to Ann Arbor for an 2 ation. I was there four weeks, and came home suffering worse than before. | Vegetable Compound and I did. "Today I am well and strong and do all my o ham’s aegis e a mys and advise my friends se have any female ee to try it.”—Mrs. Reville be Paw Paw, Mich. experience, which is cnt Lydia E. Pinkham’ s Vegetable Compound at first,as she

woman ought to take action and

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toa i _ (American and European Inven- eo gr ea: Represented at The second ennua) International Ex- position of Inventions will ‘be held in the Coliseum, beginning Nov. 11, under the management of F. W. Payne, man- The first of these expositions, held * é last year, proved of great benefit to | inventors, giving them an opportunity to show. their work, and in many in- stances those who needed financial backing obtained it through interest aroused at the show. Inqviries have been received from many ceuntries, and the inventors of Hurope will be well represented. There ig practically no limit to the variety of inventions fur which space has been sought. In the automobile department every- GIVES A NEW VIEW 4 TO MANY VISITORS Quiet Pictures Do Not Demand Quick ‘Attention, and Need Close Acquaintance. Edmund H. Wuerpel’s exhibition of paintings at the City Art Museum, in Forest Park, gives many gallery visitors a new point of view in art. This view point of the St. Louis School of Fine Arts Director is explained in the words of the artist in the exhibition hand- Gain of an Even “Hundred in Births Over Previous Seven Days. Three hundred and fifty-eight births in St. Louis were reported last week. There were 2i6 deaths. The previous week the births numbered 258, and the deaths totaled 211. Twenty deaths were attributed to pneumonia, and 18 were caused by tu- berculosis. Bronchitis caused seven deaths in the week, and typhoid fever claimed five victims. Diphtheria was the most deadly of the childrens’ diseases, four deaths being attributed to that ai}- ment. One death was caused by scar- latina, and one was due to measles.

The Post-Dispatch is the only evening newspaper in St. Louis that receives or publishes news gathered by the Associ. «ted Press, a 4 - ET heated DA AMO AAI PARE PLLA IAA Ry # .. ‘ FOR 1N= BU A tiew method of home treatment for the development of the. bust, orig: inated by a famgus eg bang Zz used it with great success practice, can now be obtained in this city. iicse is for only one thing, to in- erease the bust, and it does not affect other parts of the body. It is so uni- formly successful that the local agents, Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., are.in- structed to sell it under an absolute guarantee to refund the money if it is, not successful, ; ‘There is no massaging, no steaming fo rubber appliances, nothing but a scientific treatment that stimulates the natural growth of the bosom and gives an increase of from three to six inches in a few weeks. A three weeks’ treatment costs only $1.00 at Wolff- Wilson Drug Co., or sent by mail post- paid by the Embee Toilet Oo. Buf- ¥ eR Oe Bee ie +2 wae ke eo tae an v3 5 a SUNDAY MORNING, x My Meee sek ~, '; a * 5 & ie a Anat “f ie ae - * specialis. recently othine—dou- ble strength, which is so uniformly |: successful in removing: freckles and giving a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold by Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. under an lute guarantee to refund the monsy if it fails. Don’t hide your freckles under a y tariff is of first interest to those who barml and cannot injure the most tender ski Be sure to ask Wolff-Wilson. Drag Co. for the doublestrength othine; it -s this that is sold on the money-back PRE IN TARR RID OME Re ET I A LTC LS LTR: CEE A EEE Semaine te sat se cy g ‘ 4 a 4 -

tariff tax ewerages $1% a year per e. famnily is presented in the appeal to the) eat w Ke 3 > a wey aS Mey ae > Py > & ony y * be a tp 2 % Ae “ , . ss a . OP RE RD ET Fe - ee Ey GE a. AE BPE OLE LOLA ODL LO Ome ‘arift: Argument Used in Re- quest ‘for “Hooraying™ for” | ‘Ticket Oct. 19. i has been given over to the Press Com- mittee.” It Is designated as “Women’s Rally. day.” aS ‘The appeal to the housewives for the Deniecratic ticket is based upon tariff t. The women are told the are forced to make the contents of the : erivelépe extend over a full week. rather startling statement that the

spell is simply ‘Overworked and- | as a liver regulator and rich blood-maker.’? - 7? Mector Pierce’s Golden Medical is due to its effects on the stomach and organs of digestion rition. Diseases that begin in the stomach ate cured through the stomach. A bilious — the liver to catch up when and result of an effort made by es, | I have found the ‘Discovery’ to be unsurpassed = Kansas, say: “I will I wos SLEY. of. Perth, ) r ‘ myself. ) ess ve gained pounds in weig : : “I thank you for your’ remedy and wish you all success in your good work,”

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falo, N. Y. | arated: ADV. | women. ase = book issued by the Museum: “These paintings are not easel pic- tures meaht to catch the passing eye. They Bre meant to decorate, to become & part of a room, just as the door or window or the furniture ts part of the room. They are meant to be lived with, and to return in quiet and remin- iscent moods the interest which the ob- server may have in them. They are not a passing fancy, nor are they pretty. They will either attract or repel, but they will never force themselves upon : ? P pa cc muon ae Wines : the consideration of the beholder.’’ | — cae oy % oe GO ER! “Be a F | —_- = - VQ ee ae Ee ee —= Ge gar, om . “ —_. eee

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Services in Richmond Heights. At the Richmond Heights Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Stephen Kaylor de Kins will preach at 11 a. m. today on “Meeting Belshazzer at the Banquet in the Royal Palace in Babylon.”’ ee ee Ever See Anything That the Wuerpel point of view is un- usual most people feel immediately Like ZEMO for Pimples? No, Never! sf NO, I ever: they enter the gallery devoted to his work. Here are pictures which strange- Surprise Yourself by Buying a 25c ly enough seem not to ask for admira- Bottle. | tion. They seem to retire into them- selves; and withhold their charm from the idle stare of the passerby. In this peculiar quality there lurks an aesthetic and decorative value that undoubtedly belongs to Wuerpel’s painting and that wins the appreciation of his admirers. Instead of demanding the spotlight, as so many pictures seem to do, they sink back and wait until their note of har- mony attracts a sympathetic eye. Fur those who are in accord with the poetic leaning that guides Wuerpel’s brush, there is keen chatm in his “panels’‘ and “arrangements” and interpretations of nature's spirit. In the neighboring “annual exhibition of selected American paintings’ most of the pictures seem to have been con- ceived from a different view point. Many of théin exhibit striking contrasts of color an@ bold mass of line and compo- sition. A few show a sympathy in spirit with Wuerpel’s point of view. Among the latter may be named No. 77, “‘Color Harmony,” by F. Luis Mora, N. A.; No. ‘ . = : Soa. 43, “Night in Maine,” by Ben Foster, OS sree . 1p, eae | | Sa ARN Metts Pete eh seth. **s rf ** _

s . 3 : oe ' = Re : ti -. y j $ % o : A PRD + oh ew . e s tae f ¥3 nie’ aes . “Good gracious, took at that! Did ever see such a difference in a few urs! ZEMO ts certainly a marvel if there ever was one.’ This is what you ** '* 4 * 4 as —* ‘ ¥ ..° ie ; . : .* > maT eS . Jf 4 a a ' * “Stieteke: 4 «kaa ee. * will say after your first trial of the new | rome MO is a clear liquid, you just rub it onal n, i pinks rig i : to sé@e every pimple, every biotch, fax SS ST Me oni Sante st : ec | " eee hest aid meh sine: N. A., and “The Recitation” and “Lady cs aff Ras ; a ; 4 = Fe ep, _ ; #5 Vasteensete ty ge ats aL sh, Prove i conclusively at a {in White,’’. by Thomas W. Dowling, N. , ne Ae Fee | Tf oy SO RIS ae BEE ‘ actor Sock eres ceetes a few conte. in your lites “The Woman in Pink and Green,” | ‘Anfiamed or Feddened by Edmund H. Tarbell, N. A.; and, per-} tree te skin eel gloriously ene, sen C. dehnonen's superb “Vil- ee a wlally after shaving. lage Rider.”” “The Color Harmony,” by 7 t * i 2 - - Me or sent direct. om re- | Mora, is very soft and beautifully toned eS, = Pt oer and decorative. Dowing’s pictures are it. and thes when , ane enveloped in an air of mysticism and ie “contains Mh TS a —— one treated from the spirit- p 26-cen e. ual point of view. too by all druncista. “"* §"*F-| Though these figure compositions are | a so different in subject, it is interesting to compare them with Wuerpel’s treat- ment of the figure in his, portrait by ‘“‘My Mother.” -The fact that they are the goods—ABSOLUTELY FREE. among the most distinguished works re- — cently produced by our American paint- : - ? ers lends added interest to such com- ; “3 ————

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“st. LOUIS POST. DISPATOR, waa eee _— ~haiennnaaee, ae cna. acme anes ' i . : Se ‘O: = A ig” eee eee mil , ) _ REPORTS OF OF THER su ey ee ay per. sas and wax at : 4 bs |

NICHOLLS-RITTER-GOODN yeaa Prices on Butter end Egss. Are | aes en, Yellow aid. Ted STows: red tanec: "SO bana | ? abil peas, “a ie REALTY COL belies Unchanged—Veals Are} he "eit eased per barrel ae. Pe: ) pA red Miaey, $5.40 EO for probably owls othe nearness of the Taleo: Firmen; 3° ty TOES—Home-grown ripe at 25@75 m2 te. = at ibe i ite, &xx at Ce he for pele by the Nicholis-Ritter-Goodnow Real- a : id to B firet at She ocranewae as low as 18¢: at Wc per 4 no Fan sar@nes as 50c@81.28 cot care. 10 a Santas “4 et ii Ons Involves Pur- A. H. Meyer Buys Tract of 920:) "26%; tor account of’ the North St. Louis Walks, Sewers ‘ and‘ Water|Automobile Interests Said to Be _CHEES On orders, pér pound: Northern er bushel basker delivered: keiter pears ai |et 3c; -chickene—pr brine ary plone | ‘ a : . | |Savings Trust,Co, to P. Anastasio and B. : a + singles, ; to— we : vel eae eee 4 chase of $110,000 Site in| Feet’and Will Erect High- ' his, Tettuodio tres: go ang sie, of | Mains Are In, and Ten $2500 | Backing Newest Real Estate | ipge: sitnt slat limpurger tt, Spit | toehed Fe TEE ASU Tg (ae § ouls avenue, o : . . No. new, 21 brick. 18%@ ashe] bo stock—-F lint, round, 24e: aa fle. nee South t St. Louis for : Class Apartments. Saeed Lac ndotasio and Gilbert with a fine Bungalows Will Be Built. Project. 0c; all inferior goods tess. >—D ‘. iy Cuben at $7@8 per barre’ | bull, ine. calles 6c. Uncufed le per. pawn ae " 8 —P. und six 0 ‘ part cu e: - -* ange jonee . “Sold “for account of Oreon E. and R. G, potion , arate: antound. “2%e. "Buftalo— Dressed. Fruita, honsenides. Size gnch Nou 3 $2.23; ee: : ’ u . 4 * : 4 \e ONS cot ae Mammoth Manufacturing BUSINESS BLOCK PROBABLE a. “8 a eee orn? Grand |’ Control of 44 acres in Northwest St.;OLIVE OWNERS APPROVE Ash, | 4e. oa “pounds ide; medium. 7e | appLEs—Quict and unciianged. Den davis pment me ies J Dries. oe : : eee: tee ae ann ka ter ee cis a: an a bass—2 unds and over. Salt at $1@1.25 tor common and interor; medium] R oS oo at oie P lant Block f McMillan on the southwest corner of Union and was acquired yesterday by H. F. nds, order _ size. ‘{at $1.35 and choice to fancy at $1.60401.75. at ag > pin aes ein or } mar boulevards, for £200 f f , This | Or nds. Ie. Spoonbill a penne ro Wineaap and willowtwig from $1.50@2.s5. e at: 3 ¢; snake xn # | . a lot will give the Grand Avenue ; podward, a realty operator with of- I dv 1 f All Propert ~ Pounds ee 7 S4c, leas on ie ide arge |B oman beauty at -51.50@81.70) for No. 2, to pt cinany May, phi ise nae a waite ty Avenue Flats Are Sold. Score of Operators Recognizing Chureb a depth of 228 feet on Delmar ‘boul ‘ti fices in the Title Guaranty Trust Buila-|/"Creased Value O PETTY | cchar poans ee elie ar ese as—Dressed. fc: | $F: Ba? iS for Nov 2: to $2 10ut2, 30 for No. | Okiahome, black suake at Se-rMlssuar oe ¢ . «5,0 an Ww rovideé = an on b colla by . eh— . “ ” . * e £ eRe | Development Possibilities - 1 rad accented Seeeeins. The test whieh Ss Seen ei ee ee orca. | mpl tenet eaeltee arta = ete ter SEES et ER Sy OR By ce ‘ , ° + le— ° . e No. 2 e. % . 4 ~ f, SEE ck, - ~ PERMIT FOR 11-STORY Wanted Property., nseveral loans on apartments and dwell-\| Vided as Coshocton, fronts on Floris- Promise. Giant ab; Froge—-Jumbp., dozen, $2: ™*-| Scnathan from eae 2 36, ‘Neforaing to qual: | xinuer at der spikenand at Je, eculeap lentes” 4 ' ©’ HOSTELRY IS GRANTED {ite of agate “escheat! drvlligns, ons | S¥nt, Goodfellow, Emme and Miminaka Eire ROOLIRE Gisborne | “YaRaStaS~At Sige ber ous in stoning oes fogeapeeuiiaiet Meee x Ba A tract. of ground having a tront-4 ee cee eee ote ‘on Ashland avenue. avenues. There are granitoid wa'Ks.) 4 movement has begun among realty ieee Ye a Se ing 16e; | °C NTALOUPES—Colorace burrel gems Ke NUTS New grep; Paos 3 3 ie ae ne ee 6 per cent. fewer and water mains and other TaN | looki th xtension of Cardl- old, 16c. Chickens—Fowls, 9c; © is. Te. at $1 for. standard flat: pink queen stand Weenie. 11@11 nat ‘rexan. s, 11% es : si age of 920 feet on Waterman av-|,,. nares C. Nicholls bat been granted, Jet ‘cipal improvements in this tract. ) Sorat Domes vs ie coiaiake « aieecre Cone $2.00 Be. . wae chickens—Old, per arg flat crates at Toad. os. 50} Paty, het buenos i . . om ‘na venu rou Oo ocus eet. ’ p OAN —At per 1000 and $4.50 ck l Southeast Corner of Sixth ve wena ter 2 jain om , Rerorest bert H. Goldsmith. | Five houses are completed and o22u- ee te a Begs et aes at the south | 766 C22: uga ABB—Tave is eons BET oer 100, : an Sta pet rwalnata, Soc per a $e Be ’ y y Sy _Cornet * {pled in this tract. Ten bungalows will}, . unds dozen. Squabe $2 per ey large agree = egemmret cd i eT ae Sor to 800 tor £7 A : aq _o Streets to & Zeibig, representing the Wain- LENZ-HALLER REALTY CO. be built. Five of them have been sol nls Sig ue eph ttg fomers (9@i0- pounds to: do $i.5003 @3) RNBERRIES—Cape ‘Cod fod early black tn at $90 for poor to #00 for Lee es, ae wright Investment Co., Ellis Wain- | ,/©22-Haller Realty Co. sold the So am-, ‘The continuation, as proposed, it is| common live saquabs and Gead ‘pigeons. $1 jobbing , wast at $6.75 per barre y*-—4 ie «Adorned Fireproof ly apartment building at 6010 to 5612 from the plans. The prices of the” fas} l h per Gozen. SpE FRUIT—Florida at $4.10@425. per o it irep wright. president, to A. H. Myer, for javenue, lot Wx127,. for Mrs. Edna L ai ] contended, would not only enhance the VEALS—Pe und—110 145 pounds at . - $3405.25 for 54s « : “eo es |e 2 * approximately $85,000 f to, Jessie A. Sharpe for $12,500. Purchaser Salows range from S20 to $3000. importance of Cardinal] avenue,*but also/8%oc; 150 to 415. pounds, §%c; 180 to 200 box. of Bhi New York climax baskets con- gine Structure Adjoining New ies was represented by the Scholimeyer company. The lots in this subdivésion, which vir-| 14 impart new life to Locust street | Pounds 7%; rough. ee heretics — cords: at \150@1514c; M lohigan bas- Beil 2 Meyer, it is understood, heads 8 lside ot ‘Portis avenue, fast south of Atacnal | ally is located at the terminus of tl |i this part of the city, without de-| over 200 Tike. 4, Sheep: wal fa ‘ander | Kets Se at. $25033 joann dexlvered rn : fh Grand Opera House. syndicate which will erect on the street, to Richard Mederacke. who will im Unton avenue: car line, are being dis- t | ti ‘ ‘th lu of Olive street, | Lambs at 4c for fair to 86% ‘tor choice og ye os ber ton, and Niagara Ped 8, 3 : site a chain of — apartment building improve with another apartment | posed of on monthly. payments. o> eg aman elles ie ve Sireet.| tat; thin, poor lamhs not a JAPANESE FERS|MMONS—Alabame at buildings. among others a xaraxe tn ‘the taseheent, Ss Aig a eaters etna dhe paces 106 ue Dus sound. ked California. F : Sold th sin ) as detrimental! to I : und Tepe Brora. ..e , A genera! realty demand prevailed dur-| A large business building, it is said, | yuniata Ame lor Charles EK. Prinaeelt te BREEZY EPIGRAMS ARE he yn vi has the ‘potatoe enalken Beene, gt egy 7 — K, way at $5@6 per ‘box—poor stock q ing the last week, though the attention; will occupy the northeast corner at | ay ss yb P. Addis, for $6000: purchdsed i — s . was quiet: Towa rafals in bulk at 35c the » LIMES—At $1 -_ FEATI JRE OF “SERVICE” he automobile fraternity, now cOncen-| track: Wisconsin rurals in sacks at c GA GR 2PEB—aAt 85@5.50 per 1 "il

[24 feet, for $8500, f. . , . the ; ity; . replaced larger transactions involving] frontage of 200 feet on De Baliviere client, # és or James T. Addis to a/Pithy Sayings on Savings and furthering movement per | bushel delivered. _ according 3p. quality ©r usnel ’ cCKinl southeas ise to Increase in volume, the latter,| The project, it is estimated, will en-] Sold for Peter C. Fennessey and wife, 5331 “Making hay means thering it and LOTS ALMOST’ ALL SOLD “BEETS —Home-grown at 25@40c per bush- | low ice, 26%0c; Low and 4G} chi the indications are, will lag until after] tail approximately $1,000,..0. Labadie avenue. to Harry E. Fay. who bought ga - el box loose and per ingen bunches. “5c; slight! a 21@22c: hard ry, ; the electi khadh tha aetnabie' och Much Competjtion for Tract. $4 of home for his mother; consideration, | Storing it where it can be used. In te eet : PUTTER BEANS— oF ye at Ray 16@16e;: li fine jong. Soa@ate: light fine 5 “™@0me, upon which several of the most ompetition was rife for this tract, | cent avenue, for Eliza Linck, for $3000, —g * This i f th ti t a} shrasi 3 t ag | “CABBAGE Holtund seed in. bulk at $12 lebraska, C3 oP ean 2228 4c; ht .| which wags sought by a score of oper- Mr. and Mrs. will 7 pe rr ig? SR See ser Guarantee of in- 2° 2 24 2 or ; . FF important depend, reflects thé propon _ Oper. | Mr. apd Mrs. William Sumner, whé WAl 00 | orinted ander the head of “Savinew In d Val b vin laa f ifn delivered: “Gomeatie of noanne | Ones. NeeanG: BERNE Eee greet shee _ : » se ‘ Vv -2TOWN &a 20c. Tu —No i, ; ; | Gerance of sentiment A change in ad-| tors, who recognized t..e possibilities} “Soild for Louis C. Mollenhauer of the A. R. terest” in the October number of ‘‘Serv- . Sbedhstyrtdenth- —pcpe by. weight: on orders at $1.10 per crate in| 5°; goer ba 22@26c. Te a6, AT 2 . | vy 2, urry, xas, Arkansas, The sale of Kingsland place lots i bbage at $18 tah : : 24@25e; known as the Wittenberg farm, six miles{ice,”’ illustrated by ‘‘As the, Sowing; the . é S | shipping order; bulk red ca at $18 per | Southern—Medium, = month, 24@25e; ton delivered. edium loose, 21 light , 18 : thé needed confidence. Waterman avenue with apartment jnortheast of Wellgyille, Mo.. 200 acres. all *” proving very successful: Purchasers ARR ROTS—Northern in sacks at 85 per|}. a sealte: t bur i921 ; ie Conditions, however, assure a complete } PUiidings. : under cultivation: three large barns. 300 feet | *8Ping,” painting by Sylvester. ThiS!tutiy realize the future enhancement of | 100 pounds’ lelivereg: , Home-gréwn at, ey weer iia, Wisconsin, Minnesota, an: Say ' aes eundettn “abba Go th ‘ of stock shelters and a fine residence, for| ‘ittle publication, issued monthly by the rad tfo per duzen bunches. Northern lowa—Bright mediurh,,” by revival in the St. Louis realty market, Pp é street has/$18,000. The seller was represented by the Mississippi Valley Trust Co., is an un- values in this sectfon owing to the CAULIFLOWER-—New York choice at dark medium, 22@2é4e; slightly ethene ng been improved with repr Schollmeyer company. $1.50 per crate. delivered, : be ‘whieh is surcharged with projects of the p presentative failing spring of clever epigrams of natural growth of the city westward pe in hard bury, 6G" ; light ras PR : CELERY—Michigan .golden heart the | first magnitude. St. Louis realty circles, | #Partment Dulidings, the Indications be-| aipz @ HEMMELMANN R. E. Co, | thrift. 10.4 | eS. oh , that th build! f and thatthe céntemplated street im- rough of Rag 10 -crate of 4 te. (oc; short coarse, : : bury, , are resting in anticipation ng a 6 up ng of the north provement,.. sewers, sidewalks, etc., will | C0762: Mi n in bunches, Tecumseh go Cotted,. black. meee, wet, etc., 3@ic less, accordingly ° ed P side of the avenue will be on an equal- arte, —" ielecine estes. ent eee. Oh Oe And the more connected matter. is ' pete mit on ee verse: os AP N a : en heart. at an ge i ofA new era. Negotiation of sgveral ly high scale. 4223 Louisiana avenue, two-story brick equally readable, being chiefly articles mmediately increase the values, square boxes golden substantial, sales were completed dur-} ",, . Wainwright residence: containing -nine rooms, bath, fur-}»n the conduct of a trust’ company’s ©: minfetration, it is believed, will inspire} for the development of this section of Schollmeyer Real Estate Co., the propeity

unds: Heavy cast at°$0c, wrought 4 Loewenstein sros. are offering a lim- woe tines resis aie bunch, es roalleable steel ton at $0.50. beat ras rin Investment Co, | Bace, etc., with iot 738x123; sold for account : 2k ‘ge "enados brass at ICU RS New ork“ in dughel . ‘bas- | at f0c, light + ing the week, but the details in the ma- of Mary ii 1 eset it af _jited. number of lots at the rate “eUCUMB light copher # $10.50, pper @ an y Helm to Charles Heh d if ousiness as it affects the man whose in kets at $1,25. ‘ | .*Jority of Instances will not be, disclosed ee yh sin moe SREP, SW sers of Want $4900., Who purchased for a home. s.- |tereste the: company: ts looking out for. |{#/¢* have been made. When these are} EaGP AN'T—Home-srown: Sg MeQ$s per | Peer at B25, Lard : Ps + until the deeds are filed. Prwrial containing four and four rooms .dn-each} William D. Orthwein is the director .

sold prices will be: advanced. Present | [shel loose. Orleans , aedelasat HF per cra iron, In, car lo it Big Factory Is Planned. om 3 * fot an 196. arb. brick and ne .porch } whose portrait a in this j ,,-erms are as low as $10 down and $5} hamper, Home-grown Brbidee er : : ; sold | po ppears in this issue of eealtet ae “°° The largest represents a $110,000 pur- a which has been reconstructed as hold to. Joseph Binck ant wits. “wg ~ ‘Service.”” : nd a Each carries a paras reall wy founw ~ wane —fraahy ahd. in aul mised ge chase of business property, which was{® fireproof at a-cost of $150,000. Charles | “S07 ‘St ton strest, Taonshie stonesfront| ©. Prather Knapp is editor of the ee ee "? BTTUGE—New pers-at $1) for | weedy and trashy, Redtop ~Re- | 7 Day a ~ E ,oawod te. Se a tg eae, negotiated by the Aiple & HemmelmariT©- Butler. will manage both and the ad- | dwelling. arranged for two families, of five | nagazine. PORE E ARS, - Seno eG Seen Lie TORR | Beate a and $1. soa, eS and | ferwhe 930. ang ‘was Int pare ee a eee cash ‘veastye tn vault. bee Fe Raat Estate Co. The Missfssippi Valley ministrative staff will serve for both. pire» se pee ak pa 6p AB | mner ane am beautiful residence’ section of the city. ive a ome-xgrown ‘0 $3: mist 30 im to Tots f ein ae ee “t mpan ag ES x ian oT Co. usting a deal by which| ~An eight-story factory and mercantile |!ot_28x125; sold for account , . ‘he lots front on Olive street road, the PARSNiPS——Home- -arown “at +05 pert ite i 3° ? | Soe ignaa acim Me . ee ei R s3a50,°° 2° Smer-| MANY HOMES BUILDING hl a ee Pagers a ; . tina to Rose Frank for no , | buehel loose. ‘> @ jarge outside concern is to. acquire | building will be erected at 2115 to 2123,| 2758 Alien avenue, southeast cornér Cali- st popular street in St. Louis County, PEPPERS—Home-grown . at $1 ‘ver fen TON SEED geen white at 55e, ais ' : 2c @ 5 site th Southwest St. Louis fora mam-| inclusive, Franklin avenue, at a cost of | {°rmla avenue, two-story brick building con} IN CHRISTY PARK TRACT | Vernon, Kingsland and Ferguson ave- | bushel box loose, according to size'and oual |, COhON at S4c, summer white af Sic, sum: | taining store on fi ity sal it: sheth manufactiring plant. This is only $115,000, according to a permit applied| store ‘in rear Py Romane peng ew geet gg aue. Many sales have been made to iWRUTABAGAS—At 4 40@45c per pushel Ge- wbte at B26 y at Bp? ~ ad at S4c; cooking- : ver a ley, with lot 83x15. arents for children as. encoura t b > one of many transactions involving | for by the T. M. Sayman Realty and In-]¢ x125; sold for account off All but 80 of the 250 Lots in — - tin; | DRIED FRE ir rth es tects. which the « Missiasipp! vaatmen Silo... ath ddtary.ef the. Say- Catherine Schaeffer to Henry A. Alt for = ‘ See to save. war ‘delivered. é Tasew ote ake $B ing Inferior, 4@4 tal r, a7 phases | _ Yarge projects p ) Bae 1905-07-08 Shenandoah South St. Louis Subdivision $1.00: barrels, $3; casks. $4.50—orders high- | fancy, Bige: Ops, a a Valley Trust Co., with its,staff of ag- man Me@pine Co. Albert 8. Groves has} brick warehouse. with basement and part Have Been Sold | Seed: sundried—dark es ;: er. ee 8 . " Ae 5 yé Sy sich a 2 ! ; dried—dark = and ° Revs ts, $651.450.500, d é ‘ees resentatives, romoti drawn the p for, t building, the|°f the Hartman Fide and ‘ Gc SPINACH—Home-grown at 25@0c per. orated; sun 2 ae een Pe gressive: rep es, is promoting. lans for. this lant with Be Goeth aot niet eeurcee | Chrlaty Park ta one of the most at SPECIAL SALE OF LOTS cH a 3 -- -— mmm = ee A>-block of ten flats on three parcels construction of which will be under his canning ; ) : ie We on McMillan avenue has. been _ pur-]| supervision, and which will cost about tractive centers of the St. Louls sub- IN JAMESTOWN PLACE ) - oe division field. The purchasers of the : : ' | + weha by Miss Harriet Weiler, a ron- | $200,000. J. I. EPSTEIN. bans | resident client of the Rutledge & Kirk- A permit. was Satin to the Wiltonet netiche oe senate the sale for Robert ‘ots re are Rang nero Ae on} J. I, Epstein Reports 10 Recent ish fy patrick Realty Co.,, for $29,500. The}Co., of which Tom W, Bennett, president] the Stanford investhent Ges Re gue Cy oe a waaies Mis roc a i Sales to Siig es Build- " . ers of Homes. / > Houses, which embrace 489 to 41 in-|of the Mortgage Guarantee Co., is the ont ag feet on the north side of Alcoit “Pe ¢ = e, just t e ' , ott clusive, McMillan avenue, «nd 1149 to} promoter, and which will erect a six- a rae 586. feet cn rhe cea ine. et ot ee prin oh ee Risin ngs Phe J. I. Epstein announces the sale of 10 wr Wt he e $1 McMillan avenue, each containing|story and basement building at tho} jian avenue. The Stanton foresee, Ge | Sousés yet tehe thins at a uniform |? Jameston piace, located at the nrice of $2850 orner of King’s highway and Lichel- men fourfiats of five and six rooms, were| northwest corner of Sixteenth street and | W!!! divide this property and put it on th- » c Worthington tc| ‘The subdivision comprises 260 lots, ali | rer avenue, in Southwest St. Louts. a owned by the Sanford Investment ©o,}/Lucas avenue. The cost of this project wine sold tor E * bn t which A. Blair Riddington {s presi-ijs nominally given in ‘the application as Fred W. Merkbain a lot ta St. Louis Coun The purchasers have building plans ar t. The purchase also includes 4738- $54,000 Bt. pe se jot ae gy OTe af | “aCe & Of Which Deve Deen: depones vhich will materialize in the early fu- .. UUW. : u o alley ae : re: : + McMillan avenue, occupying a ir.2z-}s Walter McKittrick, third vice-presi- Mr. Markham wil! improve with modern f. The proposed street improvements ture. ? bungalows. , , ’ aw ithe lot having a frontage of| gent of the Hargadine-McKittrick Dry] Alto sold 10 flats in three parcels on Me: oe te. ae eee King’@ highway has been made 10 . ‘eet wide in this part of the. city, ac- + tapes EE et om ste gee Milian avenue for the Stanford [I ~ranitoid walks, telford streets, water Goods Co., has purchased as a site} Co. for $29,500. The aap nvestinen : __ A %-foot site at 2625 Olive street was! for a palatial residence, the southeast | Weller. who was represented bY Rutle re NS TORINS, DEVS Seen Sopreree ne centuating the attractivenéss of thi b- : {fs | e a ¢ dtd _ transferred Kilpatrick Realty Co. : ’ ‘he Board of Public Improvements, ' . » aaepe -s . 5 yesterday. by Jersfe D./ corner of Westmoreland place and| McMillan avenue containinte four “ate 0” Risa ate Page ABs a division. A special sale of the remain- . . ‘gins 7 : and husband, to George M. Block, Union boulevard, the purchase having ore and six rooms: the second Was 4747-3 $ The tract is situated at Morganford ‘ng lots of the tract will be held this a , | =_ *s = stee. Block Owns the adjoining prop- srontawe of Gi feet. on the south shie Me Man avenue. being similarly arraned “oad and Beethoven avenue. » | s | to & CT ahe 7 ate % a 4 e third was 4738-40 McMillan avénue. or week. ty . - . which will probably embrace the Westmoreland place, by a depth of | 2" irregular shaved Ipt. having-a front of & Yt , : | 3 of tm P y P 40 feet. The first and second parcels were * 4) ae . : yr ik : 160 feet on Union avenue, is one of che] valued at $12.000 each and the third at $300" TRUST COMPANY ISSUES : “bh ~ i. AI li Poe Small vestments. most imposing sites in this ultra -high- wen Tente EW CAFE * Scores of investments ranging from| cies residential district. ‘The price — CATALOGUE OF PROPERTY |‘ IN BASEMENT |8 | he $8000 \to $26,000 were reported dur-| paid was $11,000, or $125 a front foot, the A. M. RUMS & GON. SPE RL = E, C. Melsheimer Leases Wash- : Se | , La cr the week. An 86-room building | grantor being the executors cf the John| gaits.) “UBS & Son reports the following Mississippi Valley Gets Out taetch Avenue: Place Sa ) , eer / A Cea. 3127, Locust street, known Comprehensive List. of Rhea =e = , : | aes | . foe t as the/| Schroers estate, and Mrs. Carrie Bb. Sold 8639 Minnesota avenue. two-story . Pp h . A lease has just been closed by F. C. ; ao ot ee = o ee H ‘ brick residence of seven rooms and bath. fur ; 2 | . : . | : % see Sa teens a fenton Sete EME | oo CRE. ost eat cate al ope THE FRANKLIN SPECIAL \ eer, o te . . sept se ea 1 ges s to Marie Bol The new fall catalogue of propertv|)..ox%-Blackwelder Real Estate Trust 1 ri)06l.!lUlté 8 Blanche Benolst of ? place for to Cincinnat!. Two post cards mailed by ed Oak Tahle Sie Bs — © ne hotel will have 240 — pe. .ereclon- ie cottage oma three- him In St. Louis the next day “were re- 5 Chai . . . ae ee rooms, andj acre tract just west. of Clayton. Miss is family h t WS... .,. aN eS — | willbe operated in conjun eelved, but since then his family has no j a &. eh igh ¥ ction with the] Benoist will find diversion ia cows and heard from him. . ea art Le se "el ° thee Meow ime chickens and ‘other domestic animals. | Pe * f with. a theater auditorium,| A lot in Parkview, ‘having a “front of “hi ' (es : , q / . F ig oar : mat a at the northeast cor-|% feet on the north side of Waterman Primary Receip ts and Shipments he nik: of Market averiue, was noid.by. the Dutts Realty Ree eee ee Bk. Louis, Ot, 1h 3 ey Sy OF 0., nt for Rodd ve. wine Mu aa Sy M ~s Dr, We A. y, to Spsiewenty 2 of the Hands in General : - a ¢ Ps rs. Julla M. Piefonnet, who: has pjans Chronic Articular Rheumatism. seed’ ee 22 By :. a $12,000 Pay ey The considera- . , For Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, naps f epee ss * oar a a = ry fon was $4500. On. & ¥ u€orna Gone! GETS-IT Got ‘Em” Seiatica, Pain in the Back, or any M-nneapalis. re vas = | a : 5 Reg. a “GETS-IT” is the new-plan.corn cure other form of uric acid in the blood, | Miwaukee Bey § 1 aes TDGE AGENCY. ehat wil] surely surprise you the very|*% Compound of Stillingia, Iodide of Omaha SS ee 7 _* sale A sited ay be. follow first time you use it, it is so simple, pain- Potassium, Poke Root, Guniac Resin Ba wag tA | Co —— lia « Nee <a = ‘thé southw part} less, quick and sure in its ection. and Sarsaparilla has been found won- Indianapolis... , ae : foe Shae eee Ra Gravety dan kun couthesst It shrivels up the corn, wart, catious|derfully effective. Cases of 30 and}! ipaeee ‘ ye 2 Sd ; _ ee a eae t “Of Aust ts, was waa ‘oF bunion, separates them from the true 40 years’ standing have been eured epee it Beet .. igen ew sto t per fro t toa. tepre: flesh, the corn comes off, and there you " ewe ote iin [Skies eee “tlh \* 3 wages Seg Face a Re FS, é, iss fe Tae es. ie Feo 18 oe ‘4 4 4 fe 4 : an vi iy é ’ ie - & at fs ‘i , = %e SG A 2: ey Ps. al oa . ant Ss st aE BG Aiko. ee Riss roel ee i “i fe git i 8 | sesus ees a es : es : . es ae ae : Sioned Ese eeeeee - age 7 a . " per a 2 : acl Ree ie MMe Salk cee

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By Leased Wire From the New York : Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. : y RR hoods NEW. YORK. Oct. 12.—The Evening +7 & F “pad Co. zo Sofig 2 seege ° Post in its copyrighted weekly financial ' a review today, says: “The New York Stock Exchange, and all commercial exchanges in this city, were closed today for the Columbus day holiday, “The salient fect about the weekly bank statement, published yesterday afterneon, ley in the fact that the ac- tual week-end surplus reserve, both of (ee the banks elene and of all the Clear waukee St Tenge eeeenreeeeeee eter eaeanewrr? eee

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ERRE ES Pasta Ran ss & FECES - 2Sebs3t BERG 25 sg8teu EEE - —y—= , he tr Very active on the advanee. unches cleared at a range ot $6 t m 443 150° river, tom. weather has been ali that until y contracts were cleaned Up. The medium to grades were ri “ral re asres oes mignt be desired, After that the. market movement was it~ en and ” on an even level al pe ne Movement of cotten.in Texas and|reguiar, In the late week a bea it, bu . of this claas eleared tah per . Oklahoma has been very free and. re- Government crop report took the b rom #4. | eampte: are heavy. While the movement] edge off the market, but war newal Canners Rive been in the limelight all] *'Yf" ora ......-.-.c0cccneces of the river has been compérative-| nut it on again Closing prices were week and are commanding lvc to ibc| Greene Coppe? .-.s.sssss0- iy seanth the heavy movement west = around the 1 maner prices than. the Giese a week Se Ling manag eeeeve the river has made t into might. so. far . The Govern p repart > a “ww &oh ig hembeS +) men @ movement in ht, so far, 88,000 a ainat Bulls. have been in moderate supply} .¢ nw Work “i ne! rtatio a fe m \is heavier gel fer known Sotare with Bol 'a3s, soewes te a, een an w omnes rou and are good sellers on a steady baais. wb? | the exception last seagon. Port re-lwith a record yield in 1901" of “of 74 Caivea Lave continued en the down - ‘ ceipts are ecord breaking, as.are interia: 4.460.900 900 be. ‘ ward plane and are Wc to ec lower: than do oH ’ lus }receipts, always excepting jas season, , The big ¢ result of a Prin last Briday. peas . reste ry | Bxports are in big volume; freight rates po t yield no P Bisa; ‘00 b Stockers and feeders were goed active PS cen Ra eet have heen genera x zeduced to some ex “| 90,979,000 year, which sellers on the early part ef the session, ’ . ye tent by the steamship companies, which ce over tne "Goveraea 2 estimate al at but a lull ip the country demand caused! do pfd. O _| Should further business with exporters. | month ago... Canada incr an easier feeling at the cloge. . ¥ boss? eal ong # | Some complaint Is being heard of ¢ar} In corn the figures also were Ras lahoma steers have not been in is Shed onl seen eeernes Ste. ae vg | shortage and railroad compantes are bearish, the crop totaling a re} in such liberal supply ae wT ce ie a week: oe 23 causing agents and the public to avoid at @16. 000,000 : bu, against ats, bY, ago and are seiling at reek. the h = : Ing up cars and contributing to the on @. previous record ‘prices than they were har wae ; 250 27 shortege of cars and congestion of W7, ant} tO bo 4 The present a BS quality hae been nuxed. yet EAR OR tags PAS I : freight. So far, the market has not euf- tase ono ee | B. Siereaan of aver aay: steers reached $6.40, with .a peg wot . : fered from inability to move cotton. 000,000 from. the tah hag a sa Pre. the) a to $6.25 oat a good many o PRN emand .Averages Well, jh vieus «zmenthly 1: the | good eS nd ” deold at a fangs of CHICAGO STOCK MARKET . aa , ly the market is quite active, but sellers | spirit spreading, .The one danger in this may ¥ not be drawn into the] | 3 The week opened on the highest basis 12p1 are not yet making concessions from! cftyation. is that. some of ths ar Bradatreets’ exports oh wea ~ i s 7), 2 eM) 6 x~ | the hog market has been since the lat pfd, .- ‘ current quotations. In facet, in most in- Powerg of Europe might be ran nto and @ notion of ‘ ‘ 1 %iter part of October, 1910, but as the su ioe Stances actual sales are a shade above’'t ‘the eonffict.” This seem# remote, how~- | Tite” ebbecdledschbects rth : : : \ 5 tply increased towards the middle of t — e Seen cathe © pogss quotations, as holders are friendly. to ever, and as long as shipments from the |Last er ee in ware, ba Ew with ; x~- en uring $79,600 h ; week prices tumbled and there waa ; P Ms Fae ee 57 60 the market and look to the excellent Black Bea are not interfered with and t ¥ ooh eeepeeeenceneeety ta Pp e : ance 88; . Total saies for the week. 2.879, shares. bes ape on and 50@75c on do pid 920% -.... | Gemand for dry goods to eventually ad the Dardanelles rerhain open, it would | oetnereese sity eee vention a» ah iaat Au- a the pigs and lights. A portion of this/ Wes nat foo it in the money 20 extend? The question at financial Europe and ourselves at curious one. Nobody fails the real cause of ap- ervia and will go to War, nor rkey may be 4 soldiers, but re F ee Sion wee core | FF gcERE RE F

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Pa iw BS es Bias Savanneh, steady, 10 11-160; Houston, | jdeal for thé curing of the crop en Continental stock Seenenese, | purenaser but @ small number of hogs! , Bs dy estic es ee’ a at, tthe: quiet, 11Ke; St. traders expect an increased Bo | clos Bank of paainns. rate i ge oe | ae 4 =r too, high as the a BY . . gly Auguste, quiet, | mevement from now torward, = dt advance. next Thursday, a pes- prices are tar . ! Se ign advices. also favor the séllera. n Best lights, the Grat of “ re Gueomat scones NEW Oats were firm along with ober, ‘a wenenees : ) yee Turkey | Greve Bulgaria, Sets | . BE i at ee sll put oS pf Be | ett . count discount : ida a gy ettin: wiethin wheat hy “ny eke sera ero, ¥y en days as RR Securities on the local Stock Exchange | piss went the first of the w Ae at a eee Br art 5 10, de 3 eared creased. 1,025,000 bu for the w | ane the hed , icky character of the fallin} -j.004 the week showing irregular} (2m, 274 later at $6.75@7,25, f inds ; . : 10. , GT decreased 184,000 bu; oats | been. more immediately due| *'°** 8 egular | $266.45, commons still lower Hes rough ‘pte to get. Mutton is much bu fo apprehension of larger complications, changes, Natjonal Fank of Comimerce| packers $8.26@8. : pA ie A he than either beef or pork at wt poe Aare ye B ‘visible supply showed: — win Austria Lane Raa haa lost % point on transfers at $156.50, late a Savery yet era ‘the. present time and there ore the ' fi 11.18 16.05 Today. oO recegn cris é The supply of sneep not s is muc reater 8 n ad + S sata h* as ly serious, and matters are natural- rset 2 a “em: = st cap | large last week a he previous rou. demand is as st ra at $2.75 @3.55., es 10,56 1.09 ted b the un recedented bit-]| COm™monwealth Trust was unchanged On}, ot there wee 8 right good aupp eae fair to medium kinds $2@2. of. ol cull Decsinber 10-23% ji. R4 aL 2 political sales at $95 and bide at that figure, Oth-/ sale =a y good. fat. an Srrivals.t ghee $1,260 2. and bucks $9, 4 sa he of er bank and trust is#ues teflected a very{| were lamods, 9U re Lewar nary with Russian Piouree, fe.) and new ae light investment demand, and: buyers{ pretty scarce as ©. greater. propor-} Horses Actixes ples, 14 ta 3-1 fey rs in. 1894. el creations, and the war scare, and sellers were rather far apart injtion of them came from etawrans 4 The horse Market Was on a fairly oy ways a n imitation Arma- ling along with a pena break in copper their views. Missour!t and were not es fat as they | active basis, with Southern _ horses wee on at some particular stage of! shares, may yet occasion serious finan- he price range on United Railways] should have been. No Wes we of} finding a shade the better demand, | 77,988,000 against ° ee cial embarrassments on that market. preferred was downward, with @ sale}any sort were received for ga Fresh receipts were generous and three ciphers omit- radstreet’s Report. “ 4 At Berlin, speculation has been less/ at $42, best bids at $41.75 and offers at The market did not show a any me the trade was on @ slightly higher Past ~ond: Figures, three Bradstreet’s detailed showed: Wheat, |® ere pronounced than at Paris; but the Ger-| 942 against buyers at $42.25 at the pre-j terial changes during the wee but basis than was shown the week pre- This Last Tas’ | United States and east of Rockies in- pneal sket and the Bourse are! ceding session and sallers at ULE, The] towarde the close there was e bette, | vious. Hastert Caimost every case | ay Werk, Weak, Year, | froasee seni ur Coes *aiee eat] ANS, , modes n feeling for the e 8 whic Sais Die 6D Mae | Rockies increase ,000. anada, in- hid and Be Si S14, but the te slighte shane ond ears Best grade of fat a satisfactory, Ameri i hE ; 3 , 2 crease, 4,842,000 bu; United States andj . Syracuse, N. ty pastor ss 8 oes a 5% ond Guyer me $5. t WOeks tatr pon he tir > ei y nd a sather inactive |: 570s + STEN can eh at $74.75 s u e oft f ft: ae ville. and. commor which Were slightiy lower orl ia epinners takings. , canes the roiseeltaneous: ist) National .60@4.76. Buyers sorter at BF fa fat cotton mules found the bes: 286 4 Catsieg Be 4 Conno sis but Had only HI bid, and. the ‘emand but eny extra good, big work : . : bre pered insu wes uncha ed on sales ch nule thet was offered went at 2 rere my fairly active price. ‘Miners found » Hen i cae occasion were int _ ‘es weak apot,” however, is ite de- A dona ly iy ag ed | Der pen< ney on Burope ital—which, transfor rg . Bonds were cirm en on a4.6 da ‘air demand and went at price

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— robs ‘pnd indus- ions ‘ te of $20,000,000 worth ¢ entimate of $2 back to you is fully confirmed. It oc- Comparison of the 1 Preferred S‘ocks of Six Agriculturul Imp’ ement Companies rise in view of your sites i,’ BD. fe\" ad Bai but it te asserted that) Ki. C, Haine Tel. fe fae EMERSON INTER- | garvied ot oly is Ee eS ede | AVERY | BRANTING-| DEERE |J. I. CASE RUMELY | NATIONAL} than. at Lendon. 5 toe ieee 1” Insurance HAM iy ‘HARVESTER it in firmly believed, Beers Will te ae Goal -_ eke —_ , — eee fe | "ites Big! consequer: ~ + 0 oe the NET TOTAL ASSETS | _y rate of exchange on yous : = i Behind each $100 share ‘ ? $199 $278 “ ae araw aa tee finan- Navas of Preferred Stock Fs

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‘eu 32 Ratio of Earnings to Preferred 2.4 oe a 1.4 13 43 ais Stock Dividend Requirements: |(4 Jr. av.)! (5 yr. av.) 1(6 yr. av.) (6 yr. av.)| (4 yr. av.) | (5 yr. av.) y} too Be | - pte oa Pe ate | te = ak ‘ot fo We can offer a limited amount of Avery Company 7% Oumulative Preferred t | 1p Nat - |] Stock at 100 and accrued dividends. This offering strictly subject to advance in price, without notice. SEND FOR SPECIAL CIRCULAR | _Altheimer & Rawlings | Inv. Co. es 207 NORTH.

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Famous & Barr Co.-bas purchased the entire stock of the SPIRO & SINGER CLOTHES SHOP . - SEVENTH & OLIVE STREETS. She sie ‘have. we ill a=nounce the greatest sale of ies ’s & Young Men’s Highest Quality Clothin Loe ee CA ASCII‘ TFT VAS = aa ghest_Qually Clothing "WASHINGTON AVE AND SIXTH ST | quality—Monday, Ever known in this city. Watch daily papere for details and date. : eng Ae ey) We Givd, Recess’ & rarenrge We are st. Louis Headquarters for ‘ Ler gost Distributers of Merchandise PARRY be Cad arnn tet soso - EAGLE STAMPS. “EVERWEAR” GUARANTEED HOSIERY. - etail in Missouri or the West. S =

3 ono ono oreo 102010210 10 2 0 30 Tomorrow Begins Our Eventful Semi-Annual Sale of. ESS GOODS A sale that has been intelligently planned under the most favorable circumstances that we have experienced in'years. Despite the industrial troubles in the Eastern woolen mills, we made some of the: most profitable purchases im our career. Thousands upon thousands of yards of crisp, new & most sought fab- ries“ created for 1912 Autumn & Winter wear, including every new novelty weave—in a world of handsome patterns & the newest shadings, also the staple black & blue cloths—fabrics that we thoroughly guarantee. This sale begins tomorrow at 8:30—if you have a dress goods need to supply for this Fall or Winter, under no ecir- cumstance should you miss this sale—the values are simply great. a -98c Dress Goods, 50c¢ | 59c Serge for 39c '4000 yards o: all-wool black & colored medium-weight plain 44 t color Dress Fabrics—suitable for one-piece inch, plain color, good wearing medium dresses, coat suits or separate skirts—in Copen- weight Serge, in black & all the agen, wine, navy, national brown, gray, helio z eilitetn eck cneas ince vite” t good shades—our regular 59c a“ F 98c quality—Monday, yard. T Sesees ity—Monday, yard a ph Butch bie cis a ~~ 7 $1.50 Cream Serge, $1.05 89c Black Voile, 48c $2.00 Blue Whipcord, $1.69 Splen did, all-wool Cream Serge, 56 inches Elegant quality 54-inch, all-wool tailors’ a side, mass treowerth Be, All-wool, "4 40-inch Black French Wioceed: Builinas-ter dost $1:50—on sale Monday, ] | h oile—always 89c—Mon- 4 Be suits—in dark navy blue— 1, b4 ME vech apis ceccee res NE IG io Sok hoes 5 o's cewe worth $2.50—Monday, yard... $1.25 Storm Serge, 85c $1 ‘& $1.25 Seotch Suitings, 69¢e Staple, hard wearing, steam sponged & shrunk, all-wool, 50- all wool—in allover striped & fancy mixed patterns—50, inch Storm Serge—in black, navy & the 52 & 54 inches wide—gray, brown & tan effects good shades—worth $1.25—Monday, f —for coats & coat suite—$1.00 & $1.25 b Op yard ... . J qualities—Monday, yard heneanes

whiteMonday. .-.+.. Genuine cuts 3 to 10 yarde—big as sortment—yard....sesescccess Oc & 124%,c White Outings—Mill 8 to 10 yarde—heavy quality —~ FRI so 0 6asssenseegesettctwhe “Victoria” Coats for Women Copyright, 1906 =— The rich products of one of New York's m s most alosen & most skillful coat makers. If you want the very best Coat value that you can pos- sibly invest in this season, choose a: ‘‘ Victoria’? Coat by all means— TWO inimitable qualities at $12.75 & $19.75, OUR “VICTORIA” COATS AT $12.75 Simply Cannot Be Duplicated in Qualities of Even Excellence Under $16.50 to $18 Elsewhere Coats that serve splendidly for. all occasions—motoring, street wear, evening Wear, etc., in an assortment of 20 practical & very fashionable models— 12 different materials in this Fal] & Winter’s newest weaves & color effects, also black—all in the full length models. Every new & popular style feature is splendidly interpreted—plain tailored Coats & semi-fitting Coats—some with belted | back, loose back & box back—wide collars, some trimmed with buttons & contrasting materials. Serge Coats, Broadcloth Coats, Chinchilla Coats, Zibeline Coats, Woolen Coats, Coats t

Island cuts, 5 to 15 yards—Monday, YORE. 00 000 inandbheeecanguleeuwn 25c FPeather-Proof

checks & dote-—38 to 10. lengths—yard. ...ccceesessesess Rest Amecican Printo— Cat 10 yards—blue, gray, ete— yar sees dee eeeserseeeemeenwen, 30c White . wide—not over 10 yards to each a ne ee 35c 10-4 Bleach Pequot oe Dress. Flannelatt—Book yard. Ea ss Ss oar 10c Cretonne—Mill cuts, 3

} of fancy mixtures, imported nov- All sizes for wom. elty fabrics & shoe popular ma- en & misses, also | terials—unmatchable under $16.50 | extra sizes. to $18.00—in thie sale, choice ae LON ba ae ceeret OUR “VICTORIA” COATS AT. $19.75 Are Superior in Every Way to Most Coats Offered Elsewhere in This City at $25.00 & $27.50 A host of dashingly stylish modeler’: fan the sedate plain Coats to the rich, contrastingly trimmed effécts—of plain boucle, two-toned boucle, soft warmth without weight woolens, novelty fabrics, camel’s-hair mixtures, pet .zibelines, heavy plain & two-tone diagonals, two-faced materials, serges & br cloths—in the new Autumn shades of blue, gray, brown, also gray & black & —for draperies or quilt ween brown & black combinations—full length & the very anne $ oe. smart 48-inch models—full-length broadcloth & serge Coats, Scalloped : full lined with guaranteed Silanes satin—every new style , Snowy white—11-4 aaah} we eft feature that is modish is shown. Included are full-length é gf mo mg 6 Oooo

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plush Coats of imported guaranteed seal plush—lined with guaranteed satin. Coats that sparkle with style & will give lasting wear & genuine satisfaction——Coats that you will not duplicate under $25 & $27.50—in this sale tomorrow, choice for. $18.50 to $24.75 Axminster Rugs, $14.7 5 vada ing, fo Ea 97 magnificent Rugs in this assortment—all in the 9x12 FANCY BEADED. “A cy size—including— Fancy ocigne, | a Pot opegane 2 eeeen ee S. Sanford & Son’s renowned extra weight Beauvaix chainet Axminster Rugs—Oriental & floral patterns—fault- LARGE-SIZE BEADED BAGS. lessly matched—$24.75 value— Full length ta atry designs & new Hoankes Smith & Son’s renowned Axminster Rugs—in i / A olocinae oats 1.25 value—Monday...Q | eee

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39c Black Suiting, 22c 75c 50-Inch Mohairs, 44c $1.25 moto ; celebrated ee make—9x12 size—Monda 8. Sanford: & Son amiles ugs—in the popular $25.00 WILTON VELVET RUGS, $16. 75 7.6x9 size—in the latest patterns— For large rooms—11.3x12 size—splendid patterns in MOUGET i ik ce scctccodccéntvaks cotta one OU fon: ea & medallion styles— 16, 5 $8.00 an RUGS, $5.50 Mon $35. 00 LARGE AXMINSTER RUGS, $25.75 ; +o ++ 85.50 Alexander Smith & Sons best Axminster Rugs, in ceerees ha eng patterns—12x13.6 size— Mond $35. 00 ROYAL WILTON RUGS, $29. 3 Not woo tons, but genuine worsted Royal Wil- $5.00 HALL RUNNERS, $3. 50 fully attractive tons—the products of one of the best Sanford & Son's Axminster Runners—2 rice—yard American Mmakers—9x12 size—Monday inches wide & 9:'ft. long—Monday. “ee 16c, 15¢, 29¢, 49¢ vadticinter”

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a ee | ; ae hi Sample Pictures & Frames St 98 & $2.50 Lace Curtains, $1.50 Pr. SH ca Siar Wai Sa) a mode match, with 12-1 Showroom & -& traveling men’s sample pieces secured at a large discount from a prom- Wee -S % Sy There are 30 handsome patterns in this lot .. yet da Pewhlls 190 sete = inent Eastern concern--every piece has been refinished & put in absolutely perfect Ree? & = WA —heavy 4-ply French Cable Net, Point complete set of 8 | Capeeenter rei’ condition, & in the assortment will be found the very latest, antiqve & cut effects. Bee EF Ee? GS ee oe ish Net Sd wince —— DINNER Si ora Included are old master subjects, water colors, photogravures, carbons & oils—pic- Poa pe NS borders—copies of handmade Lace Curtains : 4 white & coin gold band, with 1 aid 700. tures appropriate for gifts of all sorts, at soundest savings to you. Many of the : : = GH) —all colors—12 to 60 pairs of a kind— i} v 886.00 Di broken 3 = ie ade dah lots are limited & will be sold out quickly—we therefore, advise you to attend this ie | ¥\4 $1.98 & $2.50 values—Monday, pair ‘ gy > timo a ers a “4 Ss . x p.*; flo tie anit 5 at “e¥ sale aS early in the week as possible. RRS $4.50 & $4.75 Lace Curtains, , $2.98 Pair 98 Pair | Sars —o Me solid gc we Pig hey Hk ba Pease “wane } F ; ‘ & am ae aS NOVELTY SAMPLE FRAMES 7 Re 25 of the handsomest patterns shown this season season—10 to || pa te

50 pairs of a kind—Saxony, Egyptian, Art Filet, Brussels Alowers. areon inal & aia oer S 1d lined —3 SETS, $6.98 No two‘alike—fancy antiques, veneers black & gold with laid or hand-carved orna- £ BOO ME Nes & French Cable Net—eleo French & Asablan Novelty Ae ments—from cabinet size up to 16x20-inch sizes—all fitted with glass, back & screw eyes, l= Fas on culentt hee ALTE Chuan eek et : $20.00 OIL PAINTINGS, $10.00 Handmade Lace Curtains, $11.95 Pair Handmade Lace Curtains $5.95 Pair sets last Bose mported OM Paintings—in unusually good subjects— dmade Arabian & Irish Handma Ara arie An- 65c Garbage Cans, OCG. plateau TE ane nda hole for Point. Lace, curiaime with extta wide olnetts Irigy Poimt—witn deep ince || Heavy galvanized 5 a oy ® Yee edges & insertions. eages ag & bail—Monday, 39¢ while 120 last. ster seneenere +. nema eeeeeeeeeeee = while 200 last.. 1.00

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te roduced—has the new im ed eyes, & if mer nee glasses, will $15.00 Sewing Machines—With automatic lift M na sratceanpe ses ts cdl b fit them with the proper ones bal —golder. oak onday .. rush brass socket io ee they require at about ae: the oe aces _ignag" polshed asada. , ne 3 bee acu 7 Eg. bp “Clairette Laundry in exclusive opt hoentnaban af ce ical stores. vent day, special

Singer “shuttle-worth 86 Machines—No. sores 0s8- >» prioe.. stores’ price $3.50—our ‘00 * oi go be “$BiBalie deca es 3 ~, 25, 90 baer oe See. ies 2 pair of Eyeglasses fitted All maghines guaraniend for 10 years and py Monde, while 150 est Wednesday we give J popular Club plan—small cash pean tar Se Mrs, Bott 3 ‘ Bi woees oe Hi Chain, absolutely ree. / a Pe 00 per wee nao q eat 2 patie saa var SSE idee .