St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 11, 1916
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tt 1916. Nn ean ee ee a see, Free Demonstration on | | Kewpie Dolls, 2ic : € : 47 _., -— oo ff ae : | % wt Wa | | Photos 89c Dozen Picture Binding | | Why not give ‘a Kewpie as ire pesyeS> it ¢-teaanaoum f Art Panel Photos, size 2x6 inches—spe- nday, | | mie | At the Odeon, begins next Monday, and if new style Picture Binding in shades of - Valentine gift? Bisque Kew- | | ; | i | ii ie || Ti): "We carry. a complete stock of \Passepartout, pie Dolls—Rose O’Neil’s crea- iW WA ig S23 | AA Ave Pa Oatlssiee Lic ert a Ya wil} continue fortwo weeks. =. Paste, Mucllage, Colored Mats, Back and Gless tion—4% inches—jointed. Spe- a7 We ZZ . — ) AA RT \e77 & ing, Co rm baw ay Photos—Tint- Tickets now on sale at our Public’ . | ) _ cial for Saturday, - $e : : Per ! sTOV gt ti ag ° _ vo es Service Bureau—Main Floor. in fact, everything required to bind and frame your kodak pictures. (Main Fl.,\Kodak Dept.) (Toy Section—Fifth Floor.) : A Valentine Offer for Saturda X | | Final Clearing Prices on si ‘ The M, 18SeS : Store— | Specials 1 C t Owers Is the Acknowledged Headquartersfor ~~ — | A wonderful sale of Cut Flowers will ni ao on the Main Floor, 3 e 1S See SE al Pee. ae ° — ae oe een. Sey ee ee Suits of Distinction and Individuality There are still a couple of hundred good, 160 Fine American Beaation, 30 to Oxinch stome-— 29¢ And There is Just Reason for This Leadership . . . wae © iOU 1asts, eacn, ? ables _ serviceable Winter Overcoats remaining 266 inlrtntin Danutbin, sitack wlbeintlee WE oask “nian. te c which undoubtedly will find glad owners to- — Carnations, all the hues, three dozen $1—one dozen 85¢ morrow in this sale of four big lots as fol- Bouquets Made Up With Ferns. ! ia Vic us California Violets, 10c Bunch ~ ait the Styles lows: (Escalator Square, Main Floor.) Overcoats ‘ $1.50 to $2 Silk Gloves, 95c Pair Overcoats Women’s 16-button-length Gloves, of best quality Italian silk, in Milanese weave, with double finger tips. Plain, tucked and em- For M a broidered arms. Come in black or white. or Mon : 50c and 65c Short Silk Gloves, 85c pair Young Men— : 76c Short Silk Gloves, priced 45¢ pair _ . ; J . o% _* St oe mm . = . - PP LEELA IE OE NER CE et At ee ~~ t pa i ~ as 4% T) ad a - . = F a cme : : Peale “ -. Aa» * me wy ena Saas A ‘ ; i. a Ne ay 7 » 4 nes ai = —_ pr rae s eae i Bs ‘ako » e eecgalia? chuddah, On Sale $1.25 Long Silk Gloves, priced 75¢ pair ie tomer- | : EX Fos. aye $2.00 to $3.50 Long Silk GI $1.25 pal . 4 : : . AN e rrow at . O 30. ng oves, air bor, where a. ) \ ANN Tomo . (Main Floor.) to choose ; HE Suits shown here are ersonall: selected, with the following’ Overcoats Women’s Neckwear-- Specials Salsite:sliraga SAGE MMMEIREes:> =x. 20 : Y ° ° . ie For Men and S 50 Middy Ties, 59¢ and 69¢ Each (1) The newness and smartness of the styles and materials. 7 ‘| Young Men— ° Extra-size Middy Ties, of good quality silk and messgaline, in black, (2) Becomingness to-the youthful figure. ‘ pe ee I atti -~ i . ‘ SE AOE AO TEN iy aga asa ee - Ly ‘a nM 2 . - - m 7 oN i , oe - ¢. Fee N , - - On Sale scarlet, emerald and navy. Some plain, others with corded edge. : ae eS . ae Sasauiney ot Special Lot of Neckwear at 25c | Silk Sport Scarfs, Special, $1.50 (3) Excellence of tailoring, perfect fit and finishes are insisted upon. _ teaeding Fancy Stocks, Turn-| Made of good quality silk, and (4) Prices must always be within reason. , . pes and Collars, i il sh Overco ats of organdie, embroidery, net and | COMe in all shades—1% yard long, NDIVIDUALITY and exclusiveness are assured, for nowhere else in St. silk. Some plain, others lace trimmed. | finished with silk fringe ends, I Louis can be seen the styles which are shown here, Includin 7 e , limes caw ia New Veils at 25c and 50c Yard VARIETY , too, is offered from which to choose. We are showing a larger Cc g Clever new meshes—some with fancy border, others with hand-run and more varied stock than ever before at this season of the year. effects, and still others with chenille dots. . (Main Floor.) Prices range upwards to $59.75. Sizes are 14, 16 and 18 years. eS ogg ee — Very Finest | Misses’ New Suits at $16.50, $19.75 and $24.75 Kuppenheimers, : ri we : One-Day Men S Shirt S 50 Cc [NCLUDED are clever new models of black and white checks, new velour There is a splendid variety of styles an Clean-Up of ? checks, new jersey cloths for sport wear, fine gabardines and serges. materials represented, and the prices quoted in There are plain tailored models, belted Norfolk Suits and dressier styles, trimmed with braids, contrasting materials or stitching. many instances are less than half regular prices. Accumulations Fr om Our Note the exceptional quality of the tailoring—the fit and the finish of 200 Kuppenheimer Suits Regular $1 & $1.50 Lines the Sults, especially priced at $16.50, $19.75 and $24.75 ~~ Included are negligee and rplaited-bos- EXTR A—Entire Stock of A fine lot of Men's 1 | ‘GT om styles, of madras, mercerized’ | . ' , cloths, " . $ 5 \ | reps,, percales—with laundered or soft Misses’ Winter Coats in Two-Price Groups ss a enn =—- —— — - , = SS - == ; = = = —. — ~ = ——e — Suits—every one with Kuppenheimer label. turnback cuffs. Also some White Eve- 38 COATS FORMERLY $9.95 TO $16.50, NOW $4.95 ning Dres@, and. Colored, Semi-Bosom {' 16 COATS FORMERLY $16.50 TO $29.75, NOW $6.95 er OL ee ee Values up to $30, and in all sizes Shirts, eel ie for men and young men. Spe Early choosing is advised. All sales must be final. cially priced for Saturday only, Di Ne All sizes from 14 'to 17-inch neckband. (Men’s Store—Main Floor.) (Third Floor.) COPYRIGHT 1918 (Men’s Store—Main Fioor.) “* HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER | | a ——— : ’ S ino The Beaut : Spr ing B oys Clothing The Wife and Kiddies Expect Some i New Shoe-Top Suits ‘or Spriig | Hats | Choice of All Boys’ $ ] 0, $ 8: 8 0 Milk Chocolate Fruits i ihe the! A beg ¢ 50 3 ? $0 Men’s Final Reductions on _ Don’t Forget— — | The Sanitary Equipment : r ty Saturday Is Candy Day : The Girls’ Store— Were in great demand last week, and are delicious. They are priced not at 60c pound, as you would A good showing is $12.50 and $13.75 ready. The new styles : and colorings in Men’s Suiits or Overcoais, expect and they should be, but at 34c pound ice rendered here by ex- 40c Caramels, 250 Ib. pert operators is a mat- Hats for Spring are of . ine tr eek ieee from Pa cna ie alt the ae mon lal | sie Coalan wackie mee The” re oct a ee age who are getting their first suit, as well as for the herd e Overcoats—come in all the newest styles—plain or. Large Cream Hearts, with cherry filli oe growing popularity 0 ’ & -Pa- - . ; : ; apd lag te this section. to-fit girls who have outgrown the children’s styles, but ing the best ideas from = the best makers are in- b : : f ] Si t eavenly Hash, 19 elted back, and in plain or fancy colors. Sizes up to e box . : It is wise to make ap- , for misses’ Suits. Valentine Favors and Candy Boxes pointments in advance in are not yet ready for misses’ Suit l d. ” Fehin B. Stetson sot dogche Red Sati i Snel 8 Lat : $3 50 $4 me $5 Boys’ $5.95 to $7.45 Suits and Overcoats, $4.80 Gueppaahs wien a a filled with candy, Ib. size, 59e order to get prompt serv- Our present showing includes Suits of serge, of gabar- tdi Boys’ Trousers, were $1.50, $1.75 and $2—now $1.20 Small von ag 10c sete Ba c x S&S satu ice. dine and of checks, in tailored and Norfolk styles— , 2 : Barber Sho , > Waldorf Hats, $3 Boys’ and Children’s Hats Heart Nut Cups, be each “Th 8 sth I fB ee nites a plaited and plain skirts. Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. e Candy of Excellence,” Priced, $16.50, $19.75 and $22.50 S. B. & F. Special, Each day brings many new arrivals in Hats and Caps for Cupids, Se each little ones in for a hair $1.85 boys and children. Prices range from Se up to $8.95 And many others ranging in $1.00 Lb. cut—price, Pe (Third Floor.) (Second Floor Annex.) price from 5c upward. ate Wino 3 (Third Floor.) . But the excellent serv- Pix we she, , Tee — or pte 4 L a, ‘ bn” Me Opes ‘iret. a ca) i : Sint Sees oe Sc ere f - Ne owe AE ee RN EE MESO eee oe ae eee BET ee he 4 Bi i ses " af 1 3 q ig bi wo fn fy 2 is : A ay I AE eee hk Chea time serie SSR, ae Exh, ee Oe a oS ONEP™ 0 heads 3 OS aa a ill She a ier Sho nese ane). AME FORE DS ERE Neh * ; a2 > 2 7 a or Pa - gating es ~ ¥ s . : Dy (Men's Store, Main Floor.) : a . py) A Saturday Sale of for Valentines || Music Rolls, 29c Each Books aCe Vale | hes and songs 2: ‘ A large number of standard rags, marches Rea dy fir Quick Selection at this special price for tomorrow. Included at the same price are many fine selections of | There will be no extra charge for ribbon and Valentine slightly used rolls—formerly sold at $1 and upwards. bands. Fourth Floor.) ¥ ; “ ‘ P Riley’s Love Lyric, $1.00 The Heroines of Geo. Mere-. . ld Sweetheart of Mine, dith, DO a neh 50e Twelfth Night, Ulustrated by made in at- . , A ) 3 "and pat- 3 & 3 i Si auete Riley’s Songs of Home, $1.00 | Robinson, re. The Spell of the Youkon, Ser- Romeo and Juliet, illustrated “* F vi % cales $1.00, $1.25, $2.00 | by Heatherell, GSA, illustrated by Dulac, =, per ae. | : light and (ee 3 Hi 6) i? ‘Rubaiyat of Omar. et ae Ftrset amped ilius- = 4 i yw $ oS wis = Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, The apenient Crichton Barrie, —< i MA ‘4 f\\ ; leather craft style, $1.50 | illustrated by Hugh Thomson, = | : i 4 | h co a = on : \ Caner Risng the Sunilt Road, Soe The Old Curiosity Shop, fiue- | 4 | U) A — OVS 3) dr, A Volume of Friendship, 5S0e | trated by Reynolds, $5.00 A \ : ww XV /\i Ti 5 y of (THE above are just a few of the hundreds of beautiful Books, M en O cn— l I en a 2 Oe YS = a’ with dainty bindings, ooze velvet calf and leather craft me ir a styles, ranging in price from a : . ‘ é- (Second . ‘ Stylish Shoes $2.50 School Shoes Bicycling Is Grand Exercise | a ADVANCE ROY: |. ¢ 69 Parents should be glad for their boys or girls to own THE MISSOURI WALTZ 1-92 ir r. one of these esciierct Mimi nai $5,000 races gular oes Regular 1916 ‘‘Jubilee’”’ Bicycles—$25.00 a Re $4 to $6 Sh ly $5, $6 and $7 A sale for one day only. Plenty Yes, boys’ and girls’ styles—made with best seamless tubing EAT se reo al Ew ee Perhaps you do not realize what a These are the Shoes that St. Louis’ of extra selling space, expert ‘shoe frames, equipped with coaster brake, pee cvands, nal nants ge $= Gs oo “sp ee Se Pe wonderful opportunity this really is best dressed women are eagerly se- fitters and the best values in Misses’ bars, large spring seat, rubber pedals, roller chains and guara and have neglected buying, lecting. and Children’s Shoes that we have $1.50 G Shoes, 98c | Outing Shoes, $1.50 | 7 € » Yo Do not delay much longer, for There are Shoes in the most wanted oy ww af + Bell haa * Mag i ata 4 ~ el <3 * EE Sits nee. ae oy F visas. i ee “ at pa Se. % SACRE _ kT om Walk-Over (Rejects) 9.05 Pr. | $3.80 er. ah) es Pc. le v Se es - ed ink a ‘ “ . z A Tages Sy) . ; i ae 48 be MISSOURI WAL <a ‘ a eh » ss aN Vee PE AT Sk en Bray NA RT LPR POD ge ae ihe ny ge? eer § Pyne AP STRRD Marlo t=) cael CoS ey ae aes 4 JRE ee aie ries, - be is id 233 i. 3. 2:4 + -4 aoe» Ve s ont Oe wae» res [i foi <2 STi y Seo A= = ee 2 eee é ¥ t . * = + ° ta ‘thon atc eee Daas sai SES ah ut Se SL a ae ve BSF ee ee ee offered in many a day. , : : 3 Odd lots of Boys’ and Girls Men’s and Women’s Outing the February Shoe Sale will materials—gray, bronze, white calf Come in both patent and Gym Shoes, with elk soles— Shoae, of nine ane toe agg - ° soon be a thing of the past, and genuine white buckskin, patent, dull leathers, made over several styles. en You will wonder why. these are giaze and gunmetal—in all sizes from Nature form-fitting lasts. Men’s Sweaters, $7.50 Bowling Shoes, $2.50 termed" Rejects,”’ for in nine out of 214 to 8, and all widths from AA to The soles as well as the uppers of voy Ly th gate pean eten'e Bowibix shoals per me: - ten pairs, there is no trace of any im- D, in all styles. these Shoes were made according to — ns 0 Shaker weave. Extra | with buckskin uppers. te perfection whatever. ~ — the rigid specifications that we de- large double collar. toe. vo } They come in all sizes and widths, ‘‘Walkover’’ y y 5 mand in all our Children’s Shoes. Boys’ Sweater Coats, $2.50 py iy! 3 both high - low vey = po ee ; (Rejects) $ ° All sizes 8% to 2, and all widths, $1.69 Wool-Mixed Sweaters, with roll ga’ das rrr en ere pes ent leather, gunm ) nd$i| Gymi Sh a A SO ee alt, B rpew a ’ : , .. Main Floor, Rear Sizes x tens 2% to 6, for large girls, $1.98 | Ankle Braces, 50c, 75¢ a hme | ek Weer ames maeaiae ¥ oat. eaehea os, ‘s me Cais Sy ee a eae ” AS aa Sy BUN bet te iets en, Abas 1A Dee pe tide.) mises Nats Samay Bore ager tar igh : , et , (Main Floor.) Gym Pants, pair, Oo eM OR a A a A EO ILE TTS AI eR Neg ge eh me ee ae cee ANE AO RN ow mene Y oy 4 ¥ eee. ee ae - Ey “We : wa AS of: Pee we é ' Se tg wt atone: ‘ie Ao% ee ow ise ay ea ick we, pS a ne . : Pe woecay, ett See a : eee: Ee ge : = a
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