St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 7, 1913

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IIS POST-DISPATCH. | | FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1913. 6T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.

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VISIT OUR CIRCULATING LIBRARY—BOOKS, A PENNY A DAY. i A ; : . ; F room, in which 100 men were working, - planning the killing. She said she and o Over | a = d eyelet Oxford, “s | was covered with burning oil. ynn planned the murder at Miami, ! 19 Ms |||) amen ects x" $25.22 SUIT & OVERCOAT NOW AT " he wir hands and knees. Thursday night, sh id, she induced teal .. 4 er | Me me Nelson, the man hurt, was work-| her husband to tale nae “ ated (IS RS TOA * P » Apnoea : . eee NS | 27.52 SUIT & OVERC q re. *. (ol began to run Out on the floor an O take a short cut up an VALS Ne ONREI a “a aS, buckskin, kid i oa 7 wot up the sides of the building, and alley. In the alley, she said, Lynn fired ) S¢ nee \ a OA O 4 | “sithough the interior of the shop was the shot that killed her husband. -Gil- é 2 Sami a f ‘ ae & 7 Wied in @ moment with flames and more Staggered and said: in} i | HAL EM , OO oa “enéke, Nelson ran to the furnace to proved pene a" I'm killed!” qe? | rs oe Pen e a “sido the flow of oil. er snooting Gilmore, Lynn took wie S38} Cay Bory a oe . oi | As the flames swept about him and the gun, she said, and beat him over the| [ 7 , o°,/ aa Gad ca gp | ee ariety = Whreatened every moment to set fire to geen" thesia ui ay Deshi 2 te Begs se EA , a i “his clothing, Nelson stuck to his task | _ . S father lives at Gaines- | | v $A Bots: ' A 3 & nen ae long Soe ha had succeeded in turning the| Ville) Mo. Lynn is % years. old and \\ eat 3: Hd | = os : @ 227% an a a - ive that controlled the oil. The flames, single. SAN ‘ 38 gs Hh Se ~~ A: renase & Ae Seaping up, struck him full in the face _— rca Fs Brea Xe ’ | | tae ! i ar q he suffered severe burns on the left CASTRO TO STAY A YEAR, : ss gai 2 aly ef Y : , ‘ ; . . . te . he. 4 Boa-ontr ae Re sid ee cievensary sip oseny 4s LET CASE GO AS IT MAY ? 3) ae We are making a clean sweep of all our Winter Lines of Men S Clothing, it being our rigid policy ta white, tan, gray Pa renee wore Srevsed. The burns are not/ Fither He or U. 8. Will Appeal : at : never to carry any clothing past the season for which it was made. Because of the tremendous stock our great J ~ . a as ious. . SS. i ‘ | , . “er - eh are tobe bed in| 11 ae “sited Bs bets tne black] ° From Cor ing Finding as if | aT | volume of business necessitates carrying, we have TOO MANY FINE SUITS and TOO MANY FINE OVERCOATS— FD mmith shop, which is separated from the to His Deportation. Hee entirely too many for this late time in the season—hence this drastic cut in prices. cate net ee eee marion bot mont. of| swew YORK, Feb. No maser wha iy 1 devo o the ee » them “| decision the Federal District Court yt? % : *. : ' ; th leading out into the main factory. i | ‘ies : Tae : te loves. Here aay LJ amr Vbding oa ae one enn douy [makes Inthe cate 0f Ciriano Casto, Ht Still a Complete Variety for Selection—All Fabrics and All Styles _ Woolen Gloves,}] |§ ae way “nd several of the men fell and) enter this country, Castro will remain Hee These Suits and Overcoats were made by the best wholesale tailorsin America. . They are a part of the regular lay we will fea-. _ 3eswere trampled on. either in New York or at Ellis Island jee , : : : 5 , . -1 6 . : oye : sow ren - 4 ink guenn' time £0: cithe Mentity en Wyir ee lines we selected for this season—were personally chosen by our buyer for their splendid fabries and high-grade tailoring. Iden- 1.00 to $1.50 7//]- @ POLICE SELECT me = 6 bi long as a year,” according to Harold A. i | tical clothing is being worn today by thousands of business and professional men, who gladly paid the full prices earlier—men ing tit = ontent, his lawyer. a § ; ; i be ; ae toe hiss : "8 ; 25e to Ti & CONSIDERED, SAYS MAJ I 2 Venezuelan les wide © } if ; Hi who come here for their clothing season after season—men who know what great values we have and who buy with fullest confidence. a , ave sustained the writ of habeas cor- —_—-- jn.” | - 9@ Governor Goes Back to Capital ak atetttinn tiws'te beth, en. Rosy: ‘ ‘ Oot ockings Appointments Expected — [appeal will be taken, the lawyer sai he | it The sole exceptions to this | SUits and Overcoats for Dress, Business Wear, Outdoor Work Fy" . \. a in Month. today. If the Gover t 1 ° . ) i é‘ r 3 tad ~hildren oe ee emiott W. Mair departed for|torneys will ee ee hh. ee unrestricted offer are our You can choose from all sizes. There are plenty of salesmen to see that ae ; been known | |B & jetrerson City at 9 a. m. Friday, after] William =F. Williams, “Immigration LALA fur lined and fur trimmed | you are fitted. We make no charges for alterations. Come to the ‘‘Bar- : “ae . : ommissioner a é ar . ee” : ; ue thay = We) TE Gm Satoe sitinded « private dinner to the | erate the ay aD cee } | eng “ng our memes | gain Center’’ for men—our great Clothing Department on the third floor. : pular- SE no eteresay nicht a postponement of argument in the case. : Real $22.50, $25.00, $27.50 and $30.00 Clothing at. .........0.. cc cncccces ¢€ um weight, fast — «= Gov. Major came to St. Louis solely for The return denies the allegations of the ' gs, with double . . 4 the purpose of attending the dinner, ac- Venezuelan that he was forced to “sub- ; forced heel, sole | [§ 3 cording to statements he made to lis — ied insulting and embarrassing ques- 39 YEARS OF UNDERSELLING B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO. 39 YEARS OF UNDERSZLLING —- the pair, 35c An | political advisers. He did not censicer tions. . st i pairs for $1.00 | ae ‘the question of his appointments of|p. m. were on the rogram at all th ; ‘ ° 2 Da 2 a r ee Q 2? TT, are 7 > : ; ° “B50 | is St. Louis appointments, the four men| branches of the St. Louis Public ihlais A rousing bargain sale of beautiful fancy Vests—the kinds you ob- The noted Stag Py Ousers 12 splendid striped and fancy mixed airs for $1.00] jh lost likely to be named as members of} Friday. Subject at Cabanne branch, e. tain usually only in exclusive shops. We were fortunate to obtain patterns; made of best worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres; the best l Silk Stockings +e thd Police Board are Jesse McDonald, | ‘Tale of Two Cities;” at Soulard, “Dom- ae re lneat Weench f) ls and silk Trousers you ever obtained at this sale price. We bought the a bay: this surplus lot. They are made of finest-French flannels 1d oes oe eis hee es P, Williams, Samuel McPheeters bey and Son;’’ Carondelet, “Oliver and mercerized fabrics Wonderful values at * | | maker 3 samples, hence this sale at ia -bbwee oto Mabdeb iota = . 4 "and Daniel O'Connell Tracy, all lawyers,| Twist;"’ Crunden, ‘The Christmas : gt way ngs , ii a Jack Sheahan, undertaker and livery- Carol," Barr, “The Story of Little — * Siisle dor Manet FEMME ate thourtt to have s chance to| Divoll, “David Copperfieia.” 39 YEARS OF UNDERSELLING — —— B. NUGENT & BRO, D. G. CO. — 39 YEARS OF UNDERSELLING r lisle, for | ie “bet, are thought to have a chance to rou, i . a oe ? . — : ; 2he 2 be inted if any of the other four : : e 9 e : 9 ° bd gba tate | UM a ee eo| Eee. || Girls’ White Dresses, $1.50| Out Go Boys Suits ale Waists at 9l. the pair 2c we 4 appointments will not be made for s, ’ - “ ! a >a month, according to the Governor's} Rauold Amundsen, discoverer of the ° ° 6 . 9 SS ‘ ~ 1 : S° oD ) YT > Oh > = : Ce ae “friends. Major said he was very busy| South Pole, said yesterday that Minne-|{| awn Dresses in all sizes, 6 to 14 years—‘‘Special. Leen ‘tote we madigee + ore thr at Oe New Shipment of $2.50 to $3.00 B5e a Wis legislative matters, and would ve| seta weather is colder than at the Pole. Made with embroidered skirts— f Mee Ce ae Te ae ee ~ «| Waists Just In-Ready Tomorrow / “he BA a e \ 1€ . - , at | lot . airs for 81.00 | [fm MF * month, and did not wish to take —_ — Ss a Waists in ¢! we are discontinuing—now grouped in one great bargain 1 Made of softest batiat oj] d leather or stock- | 18 mg WP Say other business until he got Fe? choice of many designs—an aists in the | and choice offered at this remarkably low price. ade OF SOrtest Datistes, voles an 7 throgh the Legislature the bills his round neck and three-quarter sleeve styles . Ce tai eus ‘ntire Year Now finest lawns—all beautifully trimmed with Buy School Suits for the Entire Year Now. wiah ldaan del ebicdtertien Chelan atau | Miministration considers important. A EG oak with trimmings of beautiful embroideries a | Sy” og EO GRE Bl This is an unprecedented opportunity for : Thews _ ONE BURGLAR HUNTED i ) ROLY { ws Sees eae ae ‘a saving and you can well afford to buy several ioe = one My 0 | 5() BY SIXTY DETECTIVES | ) Wh. We aes Ua suits. Boys will like them, for they are in the Wonderful values, Saturday at e ot ? hi QAR) Shed : nobby mixtures boys most favor. New Lingerie Waists of soft sheer batiste, with ‘Effort to Catch Man Who Pries | Girls’ Wash Dresses Materials Are All-Wool long oF elbow sleeves and high necks, trimmed with q tei catgcceed gm — More in Our $1.00 Sale f_\ y You can choose of many patterns in cheviots 34 “4 ‘i bot menunss special at $1.00 s . iT ist reeeived enable and many in cassimeres. Every suit is cut full New Lingerie Waists of fine French batiste, lawns pond ee Another papinet suet receiv’ =, Cpnores aks ’ and voiles in the newest low and high neck styles, - the* ’ burglar who has been op- th us to continue the unusual selling of the best $1.00 and large and 1s finely tailored. eiths inne oc shart ahineia. dae te “rating in St. Louis the last three wees arenes We knew for Go's; — 7 + eyo % . , There are all sizes from 7 to with laces and embreideries; special at... 2.95 _ Months. the burglar has recently in egg opens = gece gi i - Be She bore Te ie 17 vears. Great bargains New Lingerie Waists of the finest French batiste, a s time of operations from the modeis and in a coiors; are un! . . ‘ ” : . : . a gage ogehonndly payee a - ays nar Salined Bebool! Diessie and great French lawns, lingerie cloth and marquisette; trim voli : med with dainty Valenciennes and Irish $5 00 i Mives to work nights in the West ‘

bargains at Boys and Children s new, atyliah Fate ge igces and embroideries; apecial £0... cx: have been selling at $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50

cluster tucks at peg 3 to try to catch the man. }} Pop Gi > WNT: Y ‘Closed Out i 86|6°3 . . : RH tirls’ Winter Coats Closed Out. , Hagia "sat ficced’ C ’ : lait at shoulder, a | Blnce Nov. 14 the “jimmy” burglar, so And Girie’ 6 i icin’ $7.60: ta $8.95 ‘ and $3.00; small lots and broken lines in which Misses’ Coats Misses’ Suits 1 sleeves; scal- s «i ay because he enters most of the re ter ‘Coun’ ot dalenand enlendié "Winter Coats ; are the favorite stvles of the $12.75 Winter Coats, full length, New Spring Suits of fine French ° Price $1.50 : mee ao 1S breaking window locks with | all-wool cheviot and of fine all-wool kersey, m -s . | C semi-fitted styles of splendid qual- serge, all-wool ratine and new nov- | > quality tucked | j= *immy, has committed 35 robberies and kersey cloth; in navy | cheviot and novelty ma- season; al | : ity caracul cloth; are lined through- | elty guitings; showing the new the front with a Mas stolen $500 in money and $5000 worth blue, red and brown; in terials, in navy blue, i Boys’ $3.00 Chinchilla Boys’ $1.00 Knigker- out and made with shawl collar | styles of cut, ete; in the new # ° \ sizes for girls from to red, brown and gray; -z ‘ warn s: choice of blue bocker Trousers, in splen- and turn-back cuffs; colors: browns, blues, ‘8 jewelry, a di We E 6 Overcoats; ¢ 9 ’ ‘sy , according to the police. he rize ffer 14 years; $2 45 sizes 6 to 14 - and gray; $I 88 did fancy mix- 47¢ sizes 14 to 20 years; etc., and black: sizes | 7 _ 288 man enterca the home of J. H. OF Friday e years; at nice ts ° CmrOGt GE. ks eso uss i. closed out at 14 to 20 years, at..... P 39 YEARS OF UNDERSELLING 39 YEARS OF UNDERSELLING Ask 66 3 a 99 ee Shirts at 50c for San Remo” Gloves y \ . Extraordinary of Trefousse made Gloves that are 4" Sale Extraordinary 0 ad equal to many $2 ¢ hie $1.65

Aron, 6828 Bartmer avenue, eb. 8, a Stole some silverware. The same My he looted the home of J. P. West- -esaen 334 Arsenal street, and took 5 ™ and some clothing. _4m@,home of John Unterberger, 3810 EXPIRES Bot muCai avenue, was entered Feb. 2 | 2 en % and a mesh bag ea ateten. On FEBRUARY 20, i9is dong 3 Jewelry valued at $200 was stolen Send Your CLEAN EASY Wrap- em the home Mrs. ~’ Posmay . ‘athan Cohen, oo Waterman avenue. The residence pers to the store of & H. Garrett, 29 Kingsbury Helirung & Grimm, Was robred in January, ..0 and 906 Washington Av. St. Louis, Mo.

$1.00 and $1.50 Values >— ca I ’ | OM y y rT a a BES. Scam stalling new machinery and inaugurating new “9, Bag Y Oe f « GQ] _— f -—_ for d bye ei erery Valued } - black or self-stitching. Choice of com- ies - 8 sya ns gamed Incorporated. ; . oo : " 4 STA ———— the new soft finish seen plete lines; recognized $l 65 i & WINS FIRST BIG \ $2.00 Gloves, at nv . —_. only in the hand-laundered H IN HYDE CASE | : , A ‘ . i a ‘ : F ’ Dent ’ P ’ te.; SUrée's anand newwer Reraigerst tee dae te pu A Remarkable Bargain Offer srcalient qualities at”) sereing Hyde's eged Request. ms RM NY A wings , : ‘nd meKS 4 ' “peng 2 fect and that are from Eto Ne * (. A\\' ca TO In splendid designs. ; ae New. stylish Winter Shoes for men that are all perfect and th ? isa — cre yma first | 5 AY, : . wl ie \ Buy thash in 8 (ER AR any the most charming are confined t ‘ Me death of Moss Hunton in the | f= = re AR AEE “] We want men to come to our Third Floor and sce this department themselves ; A ;, g , ous ex- §* * VISIT OUR CIRCULATING LIBRARY—BOOKS, A PENNY A DAY. tig — - - — eee Ps. Bo * be Ara Sy oo ek PRY: fsoarwey oes Se eee ; OO SoS) ae See ae Sx are. Ss Ae ert Ske Mars Bt eed ny Rs, Cake rhe ta = i Cy ee) Lite Et ae ‘ Na x . a &

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Pe home and the illness of Margaret | ca ual » k , -Y buy all t De , [eer we want them to know how inexpensively they can Duy y time Think of the Future | Sa A that’s why we offer as a special inducement these new gunmetal, van and viei kid A “Special” at 50 Cents A great group; made up of the new Miike of Ine fats! illness, testi- and you will see | . : > € 50.C. Shoes in a complete range of sizes at this price whi romp eencerning remarks alleged to h aw | "s ° ° . ench crepe de chine Rabats and bow. rt pByin rong yl A Bargain for Women—Basement Section coldrings are beautiful; the desigas are Bae to her by Hyde. , any sac- bd om A . ‘ "eens is awful,’ Dr. Hyde said to me rifice w and it will ' Phoen x Silk Ties l7c nd $3.50 Shoes that are all from our own regula> eee a te Aang many S time of Col. Hunton'’s death,” count for much in later | 66 9 On our bargain tables a great assortment of $3.00 and , power ‘ceases ‘apsleeeareas | (Selling Mostly at “3 for 50c ) lines; you will find tans, dull seatilee: black Suedes and velvets, in all sizes from 2% to 8 in all widths; $1 85 black, navy and bro e ws. Pear! Keller Roy, Swope's nurse OY said after describing Hunton’s pewer ; : Riga ; , ne ements and bleeding operations Open Four Savings Account | Here’s a bargain men will be quick to ap- pick these guaranteed, new, clean, stylish Shoes; we will see that you are fitted; values extraordinary designs; at We and See wm eayde. “Then he told me I stood sesbode preciate, for these Tubular Ties (can be worn with at ; . . ! ; ® $3.00 Shoes for ih the old man and asked me to/#} American Trust Co. either side out) are of the finest pure silk. They the Basement—Misses’ and Children’s $2.00 and me waar’ op tans, =eend him in place of Hunton as/|f are in beautiful crossstripe and figured $2.50 Shoes, in all pines; tans, dull leather and patent ith buckles and welted soles; special $ 59 An extensive assortment of shad- @ the execiitors of the Swope|— patterns. Great bargains at ‘‘3 for 50 C oo amis Ae ls * alin tan Cesadiinas o $1.39 Saturday at . ow Lace and Net Guimps; newest i i 710 Chestn ut St. y cents’’ and, GROR..o v.00 4099068 tte ebesesece: oneal _ - Boi.) Peeeeee ers fe eee to $2.66

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Hie 3 const do wething of coo] B. NUGENT & BRO. D, G, CO,, Broadway, Washington Avenue and St. Charles §

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