St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 13, 1917
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- ALTOONA, Pa., March 13.-—A._ T. zd | Cook, engineer of the freight wKich g | €rashed into a Pennsylvania passenger Mount Union, and 8. T. Jacobs, 4" aa ‘ Mi": P. D. PRESTON of 5@0 Wa-|iman of the passenger train, were aré terman avenue and her niece, rested on a charge of involuntary man- Miss Katherine Brunter of Dal-| slaughter yesterday, following the Cor- las, Tex., gave a small bridge party this oner’s inquest at Huntington. They fur- afternoon in honor of Miss Norvell Allea | nished $2000 bail each for appearance | of Chicago whois the guest of Miss| before the grand jury in May. Ruth and eS Culver, daughters of Mrs. \‘H. H. Culver of # Washington terrace = % . ig é Mr. Jolley is the son of Mr. and Mrs. = Wednesday i Ss 4 DIS) pretti trimmed Ag . y 2 i Edwin J. Jolley of 1119 Bayard : Wn pc Pantaldery and ) nf, St. Louis, and is a graduate of the | WHITE SILK DAY : oe ; ‘Washington University in the engineer. r x = MI NER via . ii | a ce ing department and is an employe of|=. & : Bas . 7 / | i I a . BE f the Standard Oil Co. in Wood River, Ii. X = Never before have White | ; 3 € priced as low as” Be: . be a4 Mr. and Mrs, Jolley will reside in Al- ; a 4) . o b Possarine for the First Time Eight Styles of $50 ||... me | s Silks been go much-in demand Here are styles that are aie) . ay 4 = re | pone —s for Spring suits, dresses, waists AC aang regses a e = - rm and separate skirts. . ‘ ff tinguished, no less for their em ; Si 9 SPRING SUITS (ween a bert pAC A OF fy serie cet eee a o Wear ing differ- . 36-inch White Habutai Silks . y MZ character——Millinery # t is in : 4 4 7 FS “2 $ 2 75 $ ent glasses for dis- |}, (36-inch: White Silk Foppae : Ne : | tune with every possible occa~’ , | _ = | 5, g. 3 5 tance and reading 36-inch White Habutai Silks .........$1.00 f dav to the smartest dress affairs. i : thiefs wiva ie iC ¥ and ft istak n as 36-inch White Pongee Silks i — sion from ev erydaay to - ch SEO ANEY ier hy ri os LF Th ‘ @hese models, showing every new fea- is 0 en mi e 32-inch White Pongee Silks .. ne. peeherts: .6 for ar iM .(* A. ™ ture with the extreme new pointed collar, a sign of advancing . 86-inch White Shanghai ee ee ~ he vhed Reson 4 tL \i + large square collar, the button effects, braid years. : 36-inch White Satin Messalines trimmed effects, braided suits, and vest 36-inch White Shanghai Silks ff | , , front e ead RSS Bee Krypto k 40-inch White Crepe de Chines .. The own 7 a ee ° . . are the finest Poiret twills, gabarjines, 36-inch White Chiffon Taffetas .. needle cords, men's-wear seiges, high Gil | 36-inch ‘White Crepe Meteors | PAL Ss ARTNESS. grad silk f ex- aSSeSs . be : Golaite gon Rothacing won oy +P sai : 40-in. Crepe Meteor and Crepe de Chine, $2 , shade, no matter what you may desire; : ‘iad invisi : 32-inch White Silk Broadcloth ) Be here tomorrow and see what we have assembled Biepbe +4 and woo! velour checks. “ten Pe the invisible ae 32-inch White Silk Broadcloth \ for’ this sale. Re bifocals— ive you . 40-inch Crepe de Chines Faster Suits \ the comfort and ]j/& 86-inch White Sport Satin Khaki Kool, $3.60 Corel togets, ilic Lined, in ail shades, convenience of two 72-inch White Jersey Silk quisite vat preg range lenses with- | You will find all the new colors and ce 4: sag and $7 7 ida out suggesting the - favorite weaves featured tomorrow, ap ale at mere prices vou or wei mows 4 thought of age. ’ 3 (Main Floor.) : t are rpriced; a , ; , \ one-third more than the prices. ‘aunted. ff Th om K ryp ee hk : Glasses combine }\g Men's Downstairs Jtore Spring CoATs zy bine lj : . | near and far vision ]|)§ | ~ showing of » wonderful array of ) in a solid piece of {If An Extra Pair of Trousers ings and fabrics at ° ua . ° ' 26.00 s | , lass, which carries | Goes With Your Suit of Priced at $ 4 _f 0.713 75 319: 75 So hint of a double Clothing Wednesday for Tomorrow y Coat with full active sets, and seven-elgh RE acs ig pire se Suit wn’ hol 7 wi “ TTT O51? 8. Sanford & sa f and full-lined eH) The Kryptok invis- drained ea: _ | ton SPRING Coats \ /% ible bifocal is typi- [MM fre... . W100 “A bee Pi lee “s cal of the Aloe serv- }/g - Nh pute © TP Lamtneter So jong: each pe ‘A Remarkable Bargain 4 , Rugs in ae ot the French coat- . Site nade to sell for \ There is an Aloe store within nde of 9x12 & . . \" | Seco | wlhesever $15.00, with one pair of | \ 4 Sanford & Son's $ $16.50 ap te $50, | er aoe amp 00 farert town. = trousers, but on this oc- Wii) Royal Beeuvix Ruge casion, to make the day Hie # 4 a0 ae, | interesting to our patrons WH Pp oe ny At . e and make new friends for | DING Wa IS TS es oes . this Clothing Section, " Wit a Bigelow Hart. add an extra pair o ii a x volte. lingeries and - lah : ford Seamless oe chines, peg 7: | 95 ¢ ae } trousers of same material. | ton Velvet gd Do not ask for this privi- lege on Thursday. ~ , - ‘TWO STORES: All suits are either belted or | | ster Ruge-«..-.++++ s : i ' pinch-back models, all-wool eee Hil 513 Olive Sireet_ homespuns, fancy worsteris, models for young men; sizes up to 40, a (Downstairs. )
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