St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 26, 1913

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_ Madero’s Life Was Insured Heavily | VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Feb. 26. '§ T was learned here today that Senora Madero, widow of the ~ Jate President, holds life insur- “ance policies on her husband amounting to several hundred thou- gand dollars, taken out with Amer- ican companies.

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 26.—The report of i ‘the killing of Emilio Madero, brother of the late ex-President, was sent to the} tal last night from an apparently authoritative source. It is denied today =from ‘sources quite as worthy of cre- ’ a dence, and the Government here does hot at this time| know what the facts Ea + “With an escort of 35 men, Madero, it vas said, was attempting to join the holding Laredo, when he was _ vertaken by troops sent by Gen. Tre- ¢ ino. | whether Madero was killed in action The reports did not indicate was executed. Bmilio Madero, in conjunction with ig brother, Raoul, a few days ago be- in a counter revolution at San Pedro, on of uniting the rebels about Saltillo _ ith those in the Laredo district. § The latest telegrams received from _. Sonterey deny that Emilio Madero had shot, Everything was quiet there, ing to the dispatch, — bel activity in the North has ir- i and the Government’s efforts. to ® -atistas, appear to have failed. In the uth the Zapatistas continue burning raiding and an attack on a mili- ry train between Ozamba, and Mexi- co City, leaves little doubt as to their | . . attitude toward the administration. The | = The Government has sent train was stopped, by a burned ut lage, and the fighting continued for re than two hours. forces } 4 toward Cuernavaca, along z Ew the line of the Central Railway, a por- } & tion of which, destroyed by rebels, will be rebuilt. 1 F Reports trom the State of Morelos in- @icate that the work of destruction dur- the last M& hours has been more }-— complete than is ordinarily undertaken the rebels, ‘Expects Peace With Orozco. i To offset the antagonism of the Zapa- h§ es Pj S : sd an oe ey ed e however, the Governor be- | & Moves there will be no difficulty in con- arrangements for peace with ~S | Aérew Alamazan and Julio Ra- lo, the two most prominent leaders G 3 : | the State of Guerrero. Nor is there . a wt eho a * @oubt felt that arrangements can wf made by the Government agents sent » te Bl Paso to confer with Orozco’s army. official closing of the port of La- LBs was the first public intimation here at @ . that the Government regarded the rebelg “Npte the north of Monterey as unfriendly i te the regime. It is stated officially ,, ¥ ae ¢ % of the Government. Pino Suarez Venustiano Carrinza, Governor of Coahuila, had decided to abandon his an- ic attitude, but hope of this has ‘@ greatly dimniished. ¢ Ip the far south three states, Tabasco, ay and Yucatan, have not rec- > r @ big following there which has not r> ESE POWDERS R Sold by all Drug Steres, 25c. Don't actce pt y substitute. Sample mailed FREE. Address. A. 8S. OLMSTED, Le oy, N. Y.

Call upon Post-Dispatch Wants to pro- vide those who are capable, painstaking é

WARE. WITH RAZOR} ’ 8T. LOUIS POST-DISPATOH. LLL OS (a Ce mas ng en TEI om Oxrve aad Lacust from NINTH fo Texrn’ “connection with dames M¢ Creery 4 Co. New Yorw

Our Remarkable Preparedness to Supply Every Material jor Spring Dressmaking Should Induce All to Purchase Here Thousands who have already begun to assemble their Spring wardrobes are look- ing to Vandervoort’s as the logical place to solve the question of their needs in mate- rials and other accessories for dressmaking for Spring and Summer. A stock remarkable for better opportunity for selection than in the past seasons. ing our ability to supply the best new.Silks, Wool and Cotton Dress Goods, Laces, Embroideries, White Goods, Trimmings, etc., for the price no matter what the price, You should visit the store as often as possible to familiarize yourself with the new merchandise which is arriving datly. its splendid variety and excellence affords now even @ We are daily demonstrat-

terns, white, cream and ecru. yard range from 2 inches to 7 inches. the yard, from dainty qualities. Values range yard; prices range from These New Laces Are Much in Demand - You'll find the new. array of Laces that we are showing to be unusually attractive and reasonably priced. Instances: Demi-shadow and: Valenciennes Lace Flounc- ings in various widths ranging ftom 15 to 27 inches—large and small designs of beautiful pat- These area spe- cial selection and are exceptional values at, the 5c, 89c, 50e and $1.00 A new arrival of real Cluny Lace Bands and Edges will be shown tomorrow. These edges are in beautiful and effective patterns. The widths 5O0c to $2.50 La Tosca Valenciennes, Embroidered Net and Shadow Allover Laces, 36 inches to 45 inches wide; shades are white, cream and ecru, are especially suitable for blouses, guimpes and yokes; all small and medium patterns, sheer and - 7TS5c to $1.50 The established popularity of Dress Goods for Spring wear will be convine- ingly demonstrated by a visit to our. Dress Goods Department. Never before have we anticipated a season’s ees with a stock so. varied in weave, color design and so all inclusive in price range. Every popular weave for Spring is in evidence and the unusually brisk selling so far predicts a singularly successful season in the sale of Dress Goods. ‘We are featuring for tomorrow some of the “tg tages kinds at specially miarked prices which include: The largest assortment of fine quality French Challis ever shown in the city—staple effecte— dots and beautiful floral and Dresden prin The new Bulgarian border effects, etc.—aell ing ideal fabrics for general wear. Prices, the yard, 65c and 75e Blue Serges—All pure-wool fast dye § Prices range, These to $2.50 a

French and Imperial Serges, in medium and dark navy blue. These are specially priced at, the

priced just as attractively. Prices range, the yard, from the yard. designs. red. wider designs are detachable. yard, from

Some of the New Trimmings You'll Need These Trimmings are especially suitable for the new styles of dresses, suits, etc., that will be so prevalent this season. We have many others equally as desirable and Bulgarian Bands, Edges and Separable. pat- terns; widths range from 1 inch to 9 inches, 75ec to $5.50 Bulgarian Buttors by the yard to match the above bands and edges—18 buttons running to Prices range, the yard, from #2.00 to $2.50 Rose Trimmings of all descriptions, colors and These are to be had din chiffon and metal cloth, combined with rhinestone jewels; colors are pink, pale blue, lavender, yellow and Widths range from \%-inch to Prices range, the 75ec to $17.50 yard . Fancy Striped Ratines, Cords, Plain and ‘44 to 54 inches wide. Price, the yard §1. Silk and Wool Poplins—the most favored fab- rics for Spring Dresses—in ever for street and evening wear. Also plain black. Price, the yard $1.50 ings, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 As a special feature for tomorrow’s se will offer about 500 yards of fine English Suitings, in stylish éffects of medium and dark rays, browns, tans, stripes, small cheeks, ete, hese Suitings are 50 to 54 inches wide and are actual $2.50 to $4.00 values, specially priced at,

Popular-price Dress Goods es —a Wonderful Variety - Worsted effects shown in the new ae 2 correct shade | $2.50 to $4.00 English Tailor Suit. :

the yard $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00.

An Elaborate Showing of New Frocks The showing of new Frocks for Spring 7 inches. The

offerings: pereale and striped flounce, price with three bias folds, price ginghanr. Price

Many Will Buy These Tub Petticoats A great deal of attention Thursday will be focused on the splendid offerings in Tub Petticoats which gre listed here. The variety will prove most attractive. Many, no doubt, will be quick to appreciate the values. Included ase the following descriptions of. the Tub Petticoats of black and white stripe with gingham with umbrella Tub Petticoats of striped gingham made flat Black and white striped percales with side- plaited flounces and black stitching. Price 98e Chambray Petticoats made with narrow plait- ed flounce, and finished with pipings of striped Linen Petticoats—side-plaited flounce, three bands—excellent for traveling. Price , is especiably large and varied. Everything — wil] be found from the simplest garment to the most elaborate and all are the best for the price no matter what the price, Among the splendid values offered tomor- row are the following: A Street Frock of Serge with meteor bodice showing most vnusual touches, such as a narrow skirt buttoned at the side with. inside poc crush girdle of Indian red crepe and touth : gilt soutache. This is one of the most effective models we have ever offered, and is an exact Price tomorrow The new long-waisted effects will also be feat- ured in Crepe de Chine, Meteor Crepe and Se Prices range from 825.00 to $40. A new Moire Afternoon Dress showing draped skirt, sleeves of chiffon over lace and deep V- yoke with touch of gold applique. Colors are blue #1.50 and violet. This Dress is specially priced at with : » stegy 48e 75e copy of a Callot model, which is priced at $200.00, ; 4 $35.00 |

81.75

, Tailored Millinery—Many

wa run complete .

Wizard Triangle Polish Mop “Gets in the Corners” It only takes a moment’s time to Triangle Mop floor—around the rugs, and have the floors bright, clean and ati The vantages of its tri- angle shape, per- O THE CORNERS, = is at once appreciated by all who see it. ) The genuine WIZARD TRIANGLE MOPS are now being demonstrated in our Basement. Price, Hats at Special Prices offer tomorrow women’s Hats at special prices. These Hats are to be had in the new shapes and colorings and are trimmed in moire ribbons and fruit; others in Numadi and flowers which are especially smart. Prices range from $5.00 to $8.95 In Untrimmed Hats we will offer an excellent the Wizard Polish over your The Tailored Millinery Department will |

assortment in Hemp and Tagal braids in the smart new shapes which require very little trim- ming. Prices :ange from 81.95 to $5,00 ed. many ad-

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All Purchases Made Thursday and Friday: Will Be Charged on Your March 4 ' $1.50 count, Which Is Payable April 1.

from We also have a number of Men’s Tailored Fancy Suits —American and English models—made from splendid materials in the season’s best styles. Priced at $10.95 to $28.00 New Spring Styles in MEN’S Suits That Are Practical for Street and ‘Business Wear —First Showing Tomorrow In our Men’s Clothing Section, at the corner of Ninth and Olive, making our first showing of the Spring styles:in Men’s Black and Blue They are the kind that are eminently practical for both business and dres# wear and we guarantee them to give the best of service. The styles, mate- rials and tailoring of these garments are distinctly high grade, and as they are of medium weight they can be worn the year round. Our prices rangé .- i 4 ba | * : [= .S

ul ‘ ¢ “e Men’s Spring Overcoats are aiso ready fé@r inspection and a they are made from the season’s a Stan ® complete line @ beg most popular fabrics in gray est ported end black, rovelty mixtures andj Wools from which we will rown. They are handsomely tai-| Suits to your individual oat orn teaak Gk Ge hite|,_7é° tailoring wie some a n | othens + Be I : ates be of the best and we give s of extra fine ay ; ced at| tive. guarantee for ) to $25.00. In this department we now have ‘

Prices 17.00 to

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nounce taken ‘In t eca*t 3 botth Albe heme le ha first Vv eiwore weeks lena street. ’ Albes of 2369 saloon grocer, street. Conm CHIC per, W rings 1 _ leop he an whi become *prough Le had

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