St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 16, 1925

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257%, SR: 3 oe aa INSEE Se ‘ mae OF. mm : ed : A Ol, 78. "NO. 39. eS —— eee LOU ae ee a ee eee a . OST. DISPAR - —.____... A tt EE eee oh ee . ee sr ihe 0 tea J (3 a3 Ee Ra Fee ce OES _— ee Nn ee o_o oo ryt 4 > g ee 2 en > ate reap — — . 7 = . . te 7 Fg Ee RY EE eee IT eS ee , ‘ na Me Pi ts ‘4 yj e ; et - Py A 4 wy. “4 : te : at -" be bah | r 7 * he . + = eS Loni Turns Out R Record Crowd in the Rain to Greet — Home-Coming Prince of Wales GOLF SETS | : OREST PARK » Story. ‘geese Jappy ‘Jack laughed rie at's a personal cS be. “It's to pe \ RAYE IN ERE Victoria Station More Elab-. seie.4O @ I am the» ei orately Decorated Than asa Ever Before in Its History ~—Cheering Broadcast by Radio. : knows where that end .% ®pe Ll will al Ways 5 to know.” oP have more ?” inquired Pet ee een nn Pavilion Locker and Contents With Total Esti- ce. és: ARS ) Imes,” replieg 1 Loss of $50,000. - ; ty I have. By the Associated Press. gees LONDON, Oct. 16.—L ave | ‘anythin & happens « ondon gave EMAN 20 MINUTES Bees TING BLAZE the Prince of Wales the most af- welcome of gall his home-comings this afternoon, when he returned from his 25,000-mile voyage to South Africa and South America. He wag greeted at the Victoria station by the King and Queen, other members of the Royal family, and thousands of specta- fectionate Mon sense,” ¥ ; er 1 do you pick up all, ute 4 that you are hiding x to your storehs : 39 be $e és . a 7 z ( ot , ; ae an Te jocker room in the Kindell Tr on Forest Park was de- ed by fire early today. Every- "the 1400 lockers was lost, THE PRINCE OF WALES. sas low over the Quee h bs . = the last repainted goif r n’s hand. Then | = = adie says I do reme | - ‘ dropping all formal! salutations, he | dematided Happy Jack ih, placed an arm about his mother | chuekle fin the athletic equip- ae kissed her affectionately on . Lb bout 1200! both cheeks. “Well, ir you don’t remé Fidistroyed were about 120 eeks scores of tennis ‘rackets | His sister, Princess Mary, and his ta | new sister-in-law, the Duchess of = large quantity of cloth- York, were the next to intend the | »,? al i how do you find them?” | Peter. CAPTURES SHANGHAI : “That's telling,” replied betee Forest whore sciene* Ampaasesor: of Ba de) Jack. “I do find them and roof the paviliori golf} “The Duke of Yord and Prince | a you enough. Of cnoutse it ia ¢ Saag the loss to locker} Henry'were on the train with their | | Troops of “Gon, Sun Chuan When there is no snow on gases Ab $20,000. oar. |. Fang Take City Without a . Duwe's shop, containing 300 golf a ltt there in storage and a ‘stock of clubs yet unsold, Victoria station was more elabor- | ately decorated with flags and gay | bunting than ever before in its his- | ground, but even when the Shot Being Fired. show on the ground I find nui|)> “I know you do,” said is saved by firemen who arrived /tory, and the picturesque Welsh | a od | sey | ‘“heeause I've seen you diz me pavilion 30 minutes after| guards were drawn up at attention | giz Prose obey — aia: Dashed . Swine | SHANGHAI, Oct. 16.—Shanghal, Ma be dif iup. and I've always wondi” een discovered at/to greet the Prince, who is their | ast. ae : dee o'clock. ey explained that} Colonel. |gateway port of China, today fell "Rest bes | about it. | Al | tight “yy ? eth ay been unable to find thé| After formal greetings the King,|into the hands of a new military ber neal A lot of other peole }had driven around in thé|thegPrince of Wales, the Duke of | ruler, Gen. Sun Chuan-Fang, the em to mi) | wondered and still wonder, hye minutes or so before York and Prince Henry drove out; Chekiang commander, Without fir- a the pavilion. $15,000 insurance on bbuilding but as far as lane of the equipment in s insured. in an open carriage to be met with tumultuous cheers by greatest crowds that royalty in London, Streets Packed With Throngs. > IT do have | plied Happy Jack. “But good | | ean't talk any more. T mo t that,” sald | busy. These are busy days, ad supposed | | These are busy dars.” ‘ing a shot, 10,000 of his troops took one of the} possession of the city, while 15,000 ever greeted | troops of Gen. Chang Tho-Lin, who |haye held the city many ‘:nonths, withdrew toward Cernfral China. > ed ” | Comyn, 1026, ing of the Pavilion,; In spite of tt @ drivzling; More than 80 Chinese sentenced maa a rremen Ba —-—. ter cker reom, C@n | rain scores Of; js parked the to death were turned over to for- , : a fo what | streets thro geet the royal |eign authorities by the. . retiring Men and not | made of a colored foulard | an estimate in cc re | carriag@ proceeded tances Buck- | commander, who. was unable to | in any way ruffles of silk net. The fi ‘tion of the dreeg {is In tones § ; ob £0 about low and violet. with an upd ‘number of background of black. The and in gold Urally, the ruffles of thet those made , Stuf? are black, lending the 1 of the ox- lines to the proper setting lat material!) the more ornate fabric. . | But you can see that the wns of bro- nation of these two materia ly than the | Only decorative note in the nd lace. for The brocade jumper ia eds of elegance | * TOW of trimming made from in the contents of those ingham Palace. ‘execute the offenders after sen- The. Queen and other members of | tences had been imposed by mixed the royal family drove unostenta- | courts. tiously in closed cars direct to the | Train Seized by Soldiers. Palace. The change of military rulers The enthusiastic cheering at Vic-| was not without disorder, however. toria station, which lasted several|A train on the Shanghai-Nanking minutes, was broadcast by radio! Railway on which Silas H. Strawn throughout England, giving thoseiof Chicago, American delegate to ni the farthest parts of the king-|the Chinese custome conference at dom a chance to participate in the| Pekin was riding, was seized by welcome. This cheering continued /|Chinese soldiers. Strawn, his in great volume all along the route.| daughter and Mahlon F. Perkins, Pwil! be herid for many a golf- cana another driver just like lub that was consumed in the It meant the end of a vex- slice. Who knows what a Pclub will do? will mean long days of pa- f search in the golf shops to another niblick just like the fe old spade that always made “out’’ from the deepest pits — 4 liants, thia just as a means the steepest bunkers. eee | ne the cainaad lines. But ’erhaps eeu again will some The Prince of Wales appeared|technical expert of the State De- Ay te hand. | Wise there is no trimming—nd@ete owners of those destroyed bronzed and happy, but tired, al- | partment, were forced to return sen need be | at the neckline find another mid-iron like the |though not too weary to dazzle the| here before they were , ten where we would have a William C. Marsh, U. 8.| By the Associated Press. vlan eee, eartiiavnah Oct. epee ie ear hegre ys at —* Continued on Page 2, Column 5. unition also was taken. eaee

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6c os Sai tee Pat PTs ee ee ae ee es Se st ~~ : - 7 _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1925. : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ABA le ee ee me eee ee ee —— a REPORTERS SNUB vam cr Da |SMAC SHERWOOD, 90, SHOENBERG'SESTATE | Miner Confesses Swindle MRS. LELAND BEFORE SHOT, BUT SM MSSM DUE TO. -- ae " bed Bs : poonpes 20 old, a those who had not seen him since al ose sg pap . vaudeville actress, sa n his short visit to Switzerland dur- In his public life Gen. Sherwood | ing the opening days of the Laus- showed the same characteristi:s, | > ESE to clear himself and wife and sister, He came back second class and by a i « ' * ; t , « . é é ' pact mean stabilization int public affairs as keen ag when he |again turned to newspaper work, ; Sheriff Johnson, Deputy Sheriff ee Poumy te a ae pleaded that her confession be be-! pyplished Daily acter to make egainst the man general peace, throughout Europe was eleated for his first term. 50 By the Araoclared Press. “as well'as along the Rhine. om ~ eee iy , , ee 3 . he -ration-—; r ee en Germany BOSTON, Oct. 16.—The Boston Years previously which he was editor nine years. | Hatfield had been waiting at head- untrue, or exoneration—and tO} tat she was subject to hallucina- he i bi It was in January. 19°24. that he I he ’ | quarters while Deputy Chief In- look at the grave headpiece bear- tions. he ‘ , This peace, he declared, would Transcript, in a copyrighted story, ; é t | p the meantime. Lucas County, sae gt Ma a oo ling the: inserieticn . Waka & in Her brief asked the Court to titled to the tse for reoubl r made in the House a vigorous de-|0., elected Gen. Sherwood as Pro. | I ay, apt. Genan, Sergt. ‘| five her children a heritage of “‘in- ches credit fully to persuade her to turnover hi purchasing the Toledo Journal, of, #atfleld and New York officials. ee ee ee eee s attorneys contended icesber Mh odie urea EMBER OF M The Associ se who married her. Her divorce pe- t tition charged that he abandoned her after having tried unsuccess- so rs ~~ poal4are are oe 7 Ba > 2 “a - * 1 bs . ~ oy 5 ~~ une mad ‘ie z * De ee ee ee a Hailing the correspondent of an. Was following the Bowdoin at slow | : English labor paper, he asked: “Is speed when it suddenly struck an | plimented in orders six times for) to Ohio Law College at Poland, ' communism atill going strong?’| UNcharted reef with a force which | ®@llant conduct in eprceinated He was;from which he was graduated in/ erevices or holes bored in the | Fa. Turner's sister. rock or gravelly ground. Then percussion cap was attached to ne be 4 @mancrnaoe suranee for her jewlery and. mink coat. valued at a total of $90, 000. At the 50 Years in Business Old Reliable 8th and Franklin Alton Bank to Open New Building. i + , Ge ,° o lay, say: hat the roundin of | . attcnel , 1 ov . , , ‘ news by be confirmed by Germany ® en-; today, Says that ere 8 ‘nunciation of the Volstead law andj bate Judge in 1878, serving six| Brown, Detective Murphy and Turner over the body of some filelity” rather than “insanity.” erwiee her money and jewelry to him. ‘ Pf trance into the League of Nations./ the steamer Peary on a reef near! the Antisaloon League ith wh | waar ' Johns went to the liner nameless wanderer. ocal news publishec Wexler ye nt iv Sin Gies cord -athe would ser. ntisaloo seasgue, aitnougn, years. Temporarily out of politics | 2 a 42 PO NE THE CHARLESTO republication of # If the marriage to Esther ox as 1} hie omit th e ios of Furo e to set Hopedale, Labrador, while north-|he asserted, he had signed when/again, he became editor of the! Hello, Flat,” smiled Turner, as} Turner Indicted in Kentucky on N IS 0 K, HERE | are eleo reserved, were proven against Wiedemeier, m ih] Ar mn Pere iiadine Ce bee ana bound, nearly resu!ted in the loss, !2 doa pls old a pledge never to vote Canton News-Democrat, remaining | % es in. wt. low 6 things down | Murder Charge. ' The Charleston was approved" By | SUBSCRIPTION nva oT and if Miss Hyman. should iden- Fa i! b Lt etal problems. of the ship and the disruption of | 1 a law that permitted the sate \with that newspaper 10 years. | Petey phat Bt Sih a) , Bs PIKEVITLE a Oct 16. Members of the St. Louis Dancing | A ¢ Sunday, gm tify him personally 4s the man 4 { ‘4 , Mussolini spoke proudty of Italy’s} the Donald B. MacMillan Arctic a miparonnting iwqkor pot Miia Author of Pension Law. | ee it aie a or iP | William H. Turner, arrested in| (Feachers’ Association at their au- Sunday it either by Ma whe. married her. 0 shaege S° Peep Se ) s 7 at age. The Antisaloon League, p®! Gen. Sherwood bewan his long | °*** How sy irself? Sort of | Big tumn meeting yesterday at the’ 4 TP xg bigamy would be possible, as the ‘i. part in the conference, saying that expedition. Che paper * quotes! said. was not Christian in its meth- |! ‘thin, ain't vou? + New York on a charge of murder | eine -* er 0 —_ aim Hie h th egotiations became deli- | : : ) ,' / ehewrse | ‘'- continuous service in the House of. on Sa aN a unem hie return Seam Gee studio of Mrs. L. P. Clrode, 5579) Delivered by city cantar. 4, Wexler marriage came, first, an os 5, When the neg 8 | Lieutenant-Commander Ek. I*. Me-j ods. ‘but is vindictive, vengeful Representatives in 1906. when he| Yeah; lost about 20 pounds over | ‘ nz - sath sarersesd | Pershing avenue. | eae the Chicago young woman says ee foe Sees eee Pemerreeye Donald Jr., commander of the ship,|®"d ‘mercenary, and by its drastic! was elected from th nN: h ..|there. Didn't always have much/| “8 Indicted by the grand jury| Other new step | Daily only. S0c — Fs : ‘ f harmony. He + aS e.ecte rom t S 3; int Ohio | , I. »° "ee con : here early thi wee} cha ed ‘4th | ps were demon- — 8 . ak: hé@ has not been divorced. » the attainment o } | r methods of trying to enforce the ito eat, Hat,”’ replied Turner. y this to put questions to him. None! ©@ ‘he navy personnel), who asked that the honor be con-| Sherwood, who fought in the war GT ay: tion, she asserted, had been made > es | lace | * i vs ry ; } Secretary of the Navy. I assume | ! , . | How Explosion Occurred } ' ' . , her. She said she met him @ p : i being immediately forthcoming, he ‘ferred upon him for “gallant and of 1812 After receiving his pre-| , »y mine officials and Turner's | -” a de-| i . id {11 lv: “All richt full responsibility for w ithholding | ‘ ; . ; On the lay f ; sage . of entertainment, and gave | arose and said smilingly: rigat, Rlidiin ob ted gactiions exni fee} | Meritorious services at the battle liminary education at the Hudson | ewig of the Auburn mine | Stepson, Theodore,+ who lives” at Nos sortathon of tide wnat melail gen- et , this meeting is adjourned: ak Sain justified in so doing.” | Of Resaca, June 14, 1864, at Frank- | River Institute at Claverack, N. Y., | ¢xplosion Turner was at work | McCarr, Ky. Overcoats je TO coats o Gabardines y val definition of a “lounge lizard.” |% . When he emerged from the con- | scciahi’ Cette ‘thaae ‘lin, Tenn., Nov. 30, 1864, and gt|the son went to Ohio and studied |*7OUNd the mine, Joe Jacks was! According to Mrs. Turner, she > She said that when she planned a/® ee ere Pee Nae ON rhe at s told by M ‘Donala| Nashville. Dec. 15, 1864.” Helfor two years @ Antioch College, | lectrician. The blasts were being| had received: the $25,000 insur- ee to California, Whiteman |® | - filled. the crowd including the boy- ee a So a ’ fourth , + ge ie Pini ; Set off as rapidly as possible. Fir t | ance and $60,000 went to Mr At Prices Never Before Heard of! journey %to : ' ) initine Sorreapondent was that the heavily laden Peary) f0U8 t in 43 battles, was under! when Horace Mann was president | l the sticks of dy st} 2 : ; ; . s. anid he would go with her, and that : |fire 123 days and had been com-!/of that institution’ He then went) ,_, dynamite were placed| F. F. Farley, of Coral Gables, he promised to attend to getting tn- } ) : a h | TEE EE RE EE ER MR Or “> which the journalist replied:|threw meh from their feet. eg PPPS IE out of the army June 27,/1859 with the degree of LL. B. dynamite and the electri The Alton National Bank has set ° She intrusted the jewlery and coat a oe ot & communiat.” ‘then listed alarmingly. 1865. | Gen. Sherwood in September, | ate erectric wires to! Oct. 24 as the day for opening uP Braken Brown, Burgundy, Peacock, to him. and waited at Grand Cen-/|® a Poses Bie roby Sotaee:? ae me, | The crew were ordered into lite | After the war Gen. Sherwood re-|1859, married Katherine Margaret | Stipe brome coe h out by | its new bank and office building, : Powder Biue; Also Diagonals. Plain or tral Terminal for him to meet her, bs ~ J am mistaken. then.” | belts but as the ship did not list) iturned to newspaper’. work. of Brownlee, daughter of Judge James | would ignite the d ned, the cap Van -story fireproof structure. The English. Single or Double Breasted. bait he did not appear. s os “Yes, as you often are.”’ came a/ further a lifeboat was lowered to| Which he had had a taste before | Brow nlee of . Poland. His wife, e_2ynamite and an-' bank is 90 years old. > Unlike the women who are aigur- 3 yotee from the ranks of the boycot-| Tig a kedge anchor and a line| enlisting. He was editor of the To- ‘who was a writer and journalist, 1 For $20 2-Pants Suits ing In the inquiry in this part of the |4 ~ ters. was carried to the Bowdoin. |Jedo Daily Commercial for a year{was the second president of the) « OVERCOATS AND GABARDINES country, Mrs. Burken is mitidie- |B * The Premicr halted as if to make _ The Peaty was pulled clear, but heey editorial writer for the Cleve. Women’s Relief C Corps. They had | aged, as is Wiedermeler. ¢ is some retort, but either could find|in 8° doing the lifeboat was fouled. | land Leader for two years. After three children. _— — 19. 50 For $30 2-Pants Suits » At present a Federal charge of t = no suitable one or thought better’ McDonald, in attempting to free it, | —— OVERCOATS AND GABARDINES violation of the Mann act, and &/f of it and walked on. | was thrown into the icy water and | fugitive charge based on he hen cago swindling case, are pe against Wiedemeier here, and is under $5000 bond cn each. H2 is due to appear in the Court of Criminal Correction tomorrow on the fugitive charge. Bef his second release on bond, the &t. Louls police impounded $15,293 of 24.50 For $40 2-Pants Suits OVERCOATS AND GABARDINES for 15.00 Suits and 4 for 17.00 2-Pants 7.50 Topcoats. 9.50 Sultse and Topecoats. py, Boyn'$10 Long Pants BODE [tens 2.00 1 es these de- H _ that he first met Miss Hyman ; -aCoge 0 yl eee ot ithe survey is 2° weeelaa thmorrow. licious bonbons, cocoanut sweets. and a ¢ 0 ew ats College Sweater | - church service. He said he was) J ay ” , CN’ » ’ ad * Fascists are guarding him. in the | , chocolate-covered centers are most de- ° CHOICE OF 5000 oaarnee £4 Le 3 living at the Guild Hall Apart-/ ‘ villa of & personal friend. | The only two mishaps previously | sired, they’re packed in one and two , Sizes 40 to 36 NEW FALL HATS Wool ' ments, 4901 Weat Pine i The police have requested Mus- | reported to the ships were the _ ee MEER Th Taek Pee tore Poand , a ton Ss q He was very attentive to her % ? ling high and dry on a rock | cht and dark SWEATERS. . , s solini ‘to make as fe blic a oe ; ma shades; —S “yy | ieee: wee a et Bae wag om lof the Bowdoin, when it was! Brittle Bits You will rvel that such lovely 4.00 aualities, tgs Including all high - e af the role he is assuming as a mem- inecessary to cut away some of her. Sugared ‘‘little pillows’’ and clear sweet 3c Dresses—such | style—such won- school and college : ata courtship was preg thas ak teh Allak aaeedely nonterenes. beneath the ig <a of | ies in vacate flavors, a pure and derful quality can be sold for so . a ae * = ae on ten yornne os diverce | | the Peary as she rolled her rail | wholesome candy for the kiddies........ . Pound Box i . . : ae Cologne to Be Evacuated. iilbne: Wk fbn of tne aberitic eterete’ little—and no matter what size Men’s $3 Flannel Shrts..._._.. 1.45 | Men's $3 Combination Overalls. at : Germany's desires for a diminu-|encountered. The damage to the | HERZ Peanut ae you wear we can fit you—Dresses Men's Heavy Lumberjack Shirts..1.75] Double-Breasted Corduroy ve Hon in the occupation of Germany's | Bowdoin's propeller had previously | Crisp, fresh-roasted peanuts, with a of Twillsheen, Flat Crepe, Beaded Ribbed and Fleeced Union Suit ace a were largely met at a confer-| heen announced as caused by strik-? brittle and sweet candy coat, C Canton, Poiret Twill and Satin Heavy Ribbed Shirts and Bo soage ~ roy yr ttey oe nae ie en's pg A ? ca ed Ae ee ‘ sa pay night attended by M. ing a rock in Hopedale Harbor. | rns I SY Bec a 3 onc we. £OUne ted “i, Austen Chamberlain, Dr. Canton. i AP iather: Gumav d M. e ens. E4 ‘stator d Peete sees | iatittron on. il FRESH FROM TH E OVENS — BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SWEAT- 1 94 MEN'S 2.00 SWEA 4 i ” , oes Ce ve . 2 a. Bs '. Great Britain, Ger-| Lieut.-Commander Richard BE 7S = - | . ‘ , . a : . Be a Be enc <cuiniaanded’ can Bape en ' ote se netomat QUSE APRONS OPEN a et oe a, navy seption of the MacMillan ex- | axe patterns | OE nao $ rene taonnaagce'g || | A Mee setcns ern. | hu “ected iss fo] Oe. s I I TR ee ee ee ee ee gg CSC setter cic e McDonald sup on flavored sunshine Cake, apricots and chopped nuts; 4} the accident to the Pea ty which * ' iced with orange it’s iced with 5 had prepared for Soother of the oneal 48c. cream 42c SAT. Navy Wilbur. Byrd said that the t 646 6) 88% 0 fondant Se <i. 0.9 = @ Gan NIGHT Sanh wee ‘nkawel der tae deus TEA. CAKES FROM HERZ ARE DELICIOUS UNDERWEAR withew: serious Gamage and he as- _ AND FRESH ALWAYS Fine cotton knit ‘ 3 spmed that as everything had come | : pegs BAe aR ome out all right McDonald felt there’ CANDIES AITAILED ANYWHERE 44 to 56; at.. was no need of unduly exciting the | : people back home. . | , | ‘ — ah me ey. Gnd | eA ae eee eA

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Cr yes z 4 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1925. ST LOWS POST-DISPATCH RE WOMEN GURE IN CHARGES SEVEN MEN HELD ON CHICKEN BONE TAKEN ‘People vs. Flapper Finds 22 ze’! but give it to them in secial serv- UHARGE OF GIRL, 14 FROM MAN'S THROAT) Able Counsel for Defense i220 20" ree : Assailsthe Village Dictator. ‘Miss Nellie bee Holt, || Pleads Cause of Youthe i; ee women: chine we Oe SHOT, BUT SAVES tg RT WALLET nT ee — eee House and Attackéd. : East St. Louis Hospital. _ structor, Predicts Woman : a AGAINST FL (PER Natalie Ellis Asserts She Was St. Louis Specialists Use, , ' Amr of the village dictator. | ' ‘harle 5 a : . Bobbed-Hair Co i Ti ee Ee - “ting tickets until they lose all | oO Charles Caldwell. Washines a Made Prisoner in Rooming Bronchoscope in Operation in 8 — ‘ir friends if a poor apprentice. | - | to put them through. But | Wants |. Medical St: BH a8 . ‘ AA Al Sty > os : que eee a . " ident, Wound : . ? ' will serve their apprentice- ed in Resisting Holdup | Identifies Picture as oe Will Be President of > : Seven men under arrest at the A sharp-pointed chicken bone, on Se fe he Seee rtiing point of education And ication, not legislation. is thei "wer to the troubles of this age. must consider whether we wil’ ize military and commercial | Carr Street Police Station werejan inch long. was removed from | United States Within | identified today by Natalie Ellis, 14!the throat of Isaac Reed, 35 years Years. Sf OO af ‘years old, of 13:3 Marke? street, old, a railroad conductor, at St. bee Fe Le agi as having attack d her and held Mary’s Hospital, East St. Louis, ! pe | of Man Who De-| a serted Her After — ("} Arles Cold wel} 9 vea a medical sr, mt «ar . ae ident at WwW ashin Miss Nellie Lee Holt. instructor | eel her | * * versity. was held up in H Orte “ith 1)? nHiace last night } a a % “ — 5 | “eo © ‘ ‘ . ¢ ; hea , 43 , } ¥ an armed me aes lher prisoner in a rooming house last night by a eroncnescepe. . The in the department of English, Ste-| ' r panei sags COrSPOes Om, | ani > SMS was hot in the ui - | feat 1234™North Fourteenth «treet operation was performed by “Drs.! phens College, Columbia. Mo.. with | pashagyn rial strife or the spirit of Se forearm when he resisted | 80 ACCUSED OF | 9 F - Lee Meyers and U. 8. Short, throat | youth and bobbed hair on her side, a that should obtain. a wy ae ae sues “C. Sut for nearly eight hours yesterday. specialists of St. Louis. stood before the League of Women The problem thia generation 0 — ae Weel, Ccontainiy “he ’ > itte ip , 0 ; , . ~ haut ‘ran ite eldersa—that a iz 8h CHICAGO SWINDLE | seni set | Six of the prisoners admitted - Repd, who lives at 1509 North] Voters yesterday at the Coronado | vilidatiée “ti efueebites thee @ nose home is gt JAMES WEBB. the charge excépt that they assert-! *'{ty-fifth street, East St. Louis,| Hotel and pleaded the case of the needs repairi that it is t a | [aes SS —= -|ed Natalie had not been an un-|5Wallowed the pone, part of a/“flapper”’ generation. | vemiaie ere had | qd, 1:30 o'elg Wedding He | been in the room. SNS ODA Was a ceterre es walked north i) clid a src " ‘ _ After Their : The identification was made in Mary Haspital, where physictans! sentence by her elder sisters. She ee . (= -la he mii: ~ Py 8 passing Horte nse — 7 a Filed With Her Foster jaw presence of polic emen, report- move th ge aig te poi mre | soneruces mae prasentason of the) » called Ornamental stone shite - 3 3 | ) Mrs. Robert Lee Ellis. ‘Natalie, S 7) ‘on that & woman would be Presi- | ii] reaehed out. Parents ’ | telephone, itogtine with them aj|dent of the United States within 30 mm? in- Nand and pulled him into Horde . who is a telephone girl] at a store'| , . | t c-oulg ‘€™se. place The robber th x ee | at 705 Washington avenue. related { yronchoscope, a tube which may be! years when women had learned | a inserted in the thrdéat and through | how best to use this comparative- | ly, no matter how much it hurts, | and treat with the candor and | courage which is the strength of | this nation. We must throw In the) face of catastrophe the hard-won ' Ti r Woith we strive.” Miiss Holt assured her hearers at the flapper will survive and nuu.t she will accomplish the task *t for her in the next 25 years. sat. pressed AT) ; uton tic . , Kk ’ om th + h h (ler Ot test) ee ia Pistol a , More women keep making Jan es W ebb Returns H r at She went to the Gem Theater, : Caldwell and directed him gm . dis xa the thugie of b 4H . ' ere 16 South Sixth street. during her | Which small forceps can be manip- ly new right of suffrage. ind in five years beyond that, we ansy o— thei , inden teas bnew From llinois With Body lunch hour yesterday, and was/| lated by the light of a miniature No False Loyalties. vill have a woman President. is the | , rhe x alked into the tde* va accas jons ag a . of His Wife. seized by two youths as she was poesccay be ve ‘ wes ee One received the impression that) The representatives of the | id eare 8t Neo 21, and here Caldwell het : John V. iedemeier, who leaving. ras adminis ae an yy minutes;the flapper generation might well ‘feague'’s new groups spoke briefly | rs said | Orders dito Hie on the ground r terested last Monday because Reminded of Fdna Ellis Case. after their arrival Dr. Meyer, as-/}| have risen out of the rugged lands They were Miss Virginia Sankey of oe some | > wsesec that he had on a v0 oft lopement with Mrs. Leonard ——_ — They took her wrists and told /|** - iy Pot teeing eee Nhe atasourt. Miss Holt was positive | y erhard Sisters Photo the college group; Miss Miriam J. here 19 “4'' OF Clothes and the grage ee ef ie aaa A pleasure automobile trip, from| her not to resist she o014. ons of | drawing the chicken bone from the|that it had to be shown; that it was | MISS NELL IE LEE HOLT. Mlarsheim of the business group: P . ; an. L ) sl. : . 4 gins _ = ‘ = —_— a ; ; . damp His argument wae naval H. m 7 ve 3t. Louis to Chicago, which Mr. and|them reminding her that Edna. patient's throat. Except for an ir-| bound by no false or sentimental | Miss Margaret Pfannschmidt of the turned | "'t to the robber, who said, “Wel | otis family > Senge Mrs. James Webb of 3304 Rutger) Fllis was slain sevdral years ago | ritation caused by the bone scpatch- | loyalties to the past. But she did | hate the bluster and bluff of ig-| foreign group: Dr. Cornelia Morri- had ic. ‘Men, put your hands he hina vial es ~ dealer. ne ¢ for resisting. -They made ber ac- Ing his throat, Reed suffered no/say that with the advanc€ in learn- mnorance. We are the generation] son of the professional group; Miss pwn, ate- | back.” and produc: d a piece | Miss Carrie Hyman and her broth- rect, embarkes upon sucsday. | company the m on foot to the Galt! ill effects. ‘ing the generation was using the | which takes our Fords to special-| Pamelia Harrison of the Junior the :.e- /cord 48 if to tie the hands es ok = a and Wieician — te culminated in a tragedy about) House, she said. and took her to a's The bronchoscope was invented | growing flame of science to lead | ists for service. When we take our| League and Miss Fleanor Piper of ribe her With one hand, Caldwe}) {Ogselitn es BP Srende! of 6415 Wydown | |Wednesday noon, when, near Kan- | fourth-floor room. 407. which was;>y Dr. Chevalier Jackson of Phila- at to the truth. | Government to public servants we oe Girl Scouts. Mrs. G. Alezanger | | a his wallet ¢ 2. + + é . , ' . “My generation cannot ca for |expect them to do more than blow} Hope presided. bh hall: wallet to one side and with tha rd, today idenuried a photo- | | kakee. Ill.. the automobile steering | Whe re one of them and another ot | del lphia, and has been used success 4 7 0 re be a webs me | of her {Other he struck the robber on thee Wied i that t | the prisoners resided. |fully at the,St. Louis city hospita{|°ld party lines and the platitudes their own horn an drain off the ss Holt has just returned from! ere wis )4* They then grappled for | graph * > epagepetes lgan a >. | Shaft broke, the car plunged into a After detailing her experience | Several times. lof politicians,” she declared. ‘It | Oil. the conference of the World Fed- : wants the cold, unbiased, unpreju-| “My generation is concerned| eration of Educational Societicr at’ | iat , a man, known to,them as Ru- : | se ie ae in ask. Session of the pistol, and it » S ditch and Mrs. Webb was Killed.|in the room, the gtr] relased that | ) * 4 Aigeh a Woliney, who married and | ¢ Roem Pe : ; : : bpeliace |‘ ischarged, the bulle: making | Ae ‘Webb suffered a fractured shoul-| at 8 p. m. one of the men took her AMERICAN SUBMARINE RAMS pose truth. ee aga = ai piney pag: ea ae , et —s y eae priced thal ( erence is in reality a mas or : e searc ct oO Ci- rc we eae i ‘ deserted Miss Hyman last winter. 7 , (Sieht Cesh wound in CaldwellifMigiiemas since obtained a divorce. | der. to the front door of the rooming | [MINE SWEEPER IN MANEUVERS ithe humility with which it ap-|ence. The second is the effect of | lege. - ligt? tr “ ” eo nfession ie it TOTrea! mM. | he robber ran t ‘ & Actress’ Char ™ - “a a house and shoved her out, Saying, | [ 4 stiiaiicainani . . naked ithe rear fence climbed over ar « £ Cather w ee - lt old. al Webb returned to St. Louis with “Beat it: there’s the way home: | Se tenee to Surface Nose U p and Col- ewmeis hes its task. Intellectually Somcacarg ng - penning a nat De the body of his wife last night. At} don’t forget. if you holler, we’l! | lides With Craft It Was to Lo- | humble, we have become special- | ™ment anc Ne ee ee MAN, 60, STRUCK BY STREET ind hip if it is made inte resting. lot the Bank of Maxville, at Ma was no trace of the contents. Ban’ lofficials 4d° not know what they _eceptionally valuable, probably con- The robbers, who did not dis- - turb the little town, forced - an : (entrance through the rear door of the bank and opened the steel ; | yesterday, but the robbery ita ‘BURGLARS TAKE 65. SAFE DEPOST BOXES. Receptacles Are Carted Away From Bank of Maxville, in Jefferson County. Cracksmen broke into, the uit Sip. “ ee bow. -~ * EE RE ee Ae a . pe Jefferson Courty, last night and. unable to open a safe inside the vault containing $1950, cartedaway 7; 65 safe deposit boxes rented oF bank customers, which were in the vault. The boxes were found rifled in an abandoned Studebaker sedan on | Ballas road. near Manchester road, at 6 o'clock this morning. There : contained. since customers used : i'thern as they chose, but C. J. Bied- ler, president of the bank, does : not believe the contents were ¢x- sisting largely of land deeds, mort- gages and insurance papers. He said the bank had advised custom-~- ers not to use the boxes for things af great value. door of the vault by burning a hole in it with an oxy-acetylene torch. They attempted to open a steel safe, containing the bank's ready cash, which was stored in the vault, and burned a tiny hole in the door, but were unable to open it. The 65 individual safe deposi* boxes, each having a lock, were, stacked in the vault. The oxygen and acetylene tanks of the torch were abandoned inside the bank by the thieves, as well as a crow- bar and a sledgehammer The bank had been closed at 4 p. m. age 2% > a en Se . thought to have occurred after 11 Pp. m™., a8 a mercantile store across Se: road was open until that hour. L. J. Roesch, the cashier, discov- ered the robbery at 7 a. m. The bank carries burglary insurance. Maxville is on the Lemay Ferry road, two miles south of the Mer- amec River and a mile south of |the junction of that road with Stat. highway No. 9, the hard road fron: | St. Louis. The bank is on @ hill, ‘facing north on Lemay Ferry roa‘. “There | FO! away. Caldwell recovered hi Petes actress, said in Chicago} of i t d twallet. called t} ,} i. et ty cate—No Serious Da . ‘ists. We cannot cover the entire|O! Wwomem in government an n- peiaaaniaadiioes d of "i | hie “ bie Shag police: and h yesterday that the picture od his home today he said the accident wt: apes cab egg ‘agree bh cites oe | By the Aesociated Press ocean: field. sn we specialize dustry. Michael Donohue Suffers Frac- Ne who; VEN Weare: oO er parents a rst that she Rape eh “es a a Malate tg wu : Sk Ha | The highwayman was abou ¢ Eomeeemeler is that of the man/occurred on a down grade on the had beenggaken for on automobile | SAN DIEGO, Cal., Oct 16.— “Thus interdependence becomes To meet these problems we tured Skull and Lacerations. hice aty lvears old. and wére a gray gabasil Who, under the name of sapere F. | state highway. It had been raining, iin de the inntetes and attacked ‘While mf&ineuvering under 100 feet ‘the law of modern society. Pa-|have four types of women. They Michael Donohue. 60 years old. | = | dine and graty hat. ; ' Brocks, married her last Novem-/ ., pavement wag slippery, and|she explained Phy 3 On pt ae ‘of ~water, eight miles at sea off |triotism is not enough. We must/|are the young Se ee 711A Market street. suffered a’ Sack af] eeeeee deserted her after swin-| iadenly the steering mechanism| {or fedr of being whipped i¢ she |F°imt Loma, in the tattical prob-|stand squarely and say we have no the ‘yqung teachers, the YOURS! tractured skull s@@ lacerations of aus her foster parents, Mr. and: ; . ? ) lem of locating the United States;malice or prejudice against any-/|usiness women and iastly, the} rp, body 15 employ - ‘broke. Although going only about/told where she had really been. E thal y at 9:15 p. m. yesterday : ae ST. LOUIS POST-DISPaTr f Mrs. Ernest Fischer, out of $13,500. | 18 miles an hour. the car slid into sntinds: j mine sweeper Ortolan. seca i eternal parasites, who live their when he was struck by tateent aaa Rapsirag Pounded by Jus , ' Miss Hyman, it is paderuteod,| ai 5, commanded by Lieut “My generation looks to the|jJaded lives unable to be interested | a+ yj nich she Bee. iv —— ; ies a ditch alongside the road and Policemen, calied in, took the gir] | Arming; Sa é } ves nth and Market streets. ' . 4 no charg* of a monetary char-|" | ) , : ; | Haines, came to the onan lpg nose | League of Women Voters as the|!n anything, not even themseives. He is at City H n be be-| lished Dai T om overturned. Mrs. Webk, who wasito city hospital, where physicians ec fw Vot y Hospital in a seri-| Publis aily by Phe Cylitzer Publish i. to make egainst the man up andse«rammed the Ortolan injculmination of Qj] women’s organ- The League o vomen Voters! ous condition Ontended | Co.. Tweifth Boulevard and Olive gt ss | seated at her husband's right, suf- | confirmed her condition. They took + ee es | : t hn . aluci | (Member Audit Bureau of Circuiationggyme me Married her. Her divorce pe- acak @ Motateenhil aieiine ities Reet tn tine Chale Midiean met ithe stern yesterday izations. The fu®yre of women in j can mobilize the most construc- ‘ ee a MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED rres@mmagition charged that he abandoned | ye ov = a eaeales bet the Lectiieeh Tene Fg py 19. and Buster! J” the collision the submarine’s|sovernment is in the league. It|tive army of the ages if it can do “| titled to “the use for Feoublication of as eweng tried unsuccess-| led : Gas Light Co. 4 Besides her | Mercurio 18, in room 407 Natalie | periscope, shears and antennae |must ally the new voter with un-/these things: ee |) S2eee 2 oan : ‘Were carried away. Several hull| prejudiced nonpartisan judgment.| “Assist young mothers with zero m of a pews dispatches credited to it or not to persuade her to turn-over'! arements which meee eet driven by James A. McLaughlin of | Seventh sereet. | rday from S8t, Jouis, **'3158 Keokuk street, at Keokuk Admissions of Prisoners. pdemeier was the man known to under 13 names, and most re- it | erwies credited in thie ps and «lsu y said that Maciak was the first one _: news published therein Al) righte money and jewelry to him. | husband, Wee. wae wee o2 ; ; oe |plates of the Ortolan were stova@in|It must enable my generation to | courses relating to the health and ee ae tien of specia! dispatches here , iyears old, is survived by two! who seized her downtown, he hav- , ; K, HERE are eleo reserved rae ™ ¥ the marriage to Esther Wexler 4 ht d a son by a former|ing been introduced to her by a and bolts loosened. but no serious | find out the truth about public af-| development of children; help bus- | SUBSCRIPTION RATES | BY MAIL i were proven against Wiedemeier, ee i friend cently. The police di , damage was done and no one was /| fairs. ‘iness women substitute tbe princi- rove?’ by ADVANCE tie if Miss Hyman should iden-/ ™@rriage—Louise and Millie Beeve | friend recently. e police did no! re -_ ine S64 0°ats returned to port under their|/and inquiring generation, it must pils in order that they may aa os BS 79 ee OF See castier oF eutglee ee arr ings came first, and|"00n_from an prt ee an “ne | Satatic said wae the second te seize OWN power. Lieut. M. M. Nelson!remain the happy hunting ground | instruct only in the theory and demon. | Daily only, 50c month: Sunday 10¢ [micago young woman says | 4t 5165 Delmar boulevard. her: Joe Accardi. 19. of 1023 North | °° eommanded the Ortolan. of the humbug and hypocrite. We forget the all-important practical | copy. il - , ." , : - = os president | Entered as second class matter Juiv Aig a not been divorced. Mrs. Mary L. Moore, 40 years old,| Eighteenth street; Mike Dy reks, | | ’ _—. Se i. New York police today wired) ,.» 3123 Osage street, suffered | 34, an ex-convict, of 1432 North) | cemetnieen - Louis, requesting that Wiede- scalp wounds and bruises at 6:30 p. Seventh street: Henry Regina, 19,| PTITTitiiiiili ot] (iLL peer ——— "' ‘cman || @ || V6 | cama |||" ee comma ||’0 | | Somme '||'6 || ee Cc . be. reurrested and held. They m. yesterday when she was|or 1414 North Seventh street. and Ay || || |e || || ° | Rreseeect ili TYYTITITIULLU LR siristi@ from finger prints and), .ocked’ down by an automobile | Mike Palazzola, 17, of 1416 North Jes =p 4 —-— ANNOUNCING jH RENTS—SAVE $10 TO $25} She| Today all the prisoners admitted street and Michigan avenue. ‘relations with the girl, except Mer- | il Aelll YOU'VE BEEN READING ABOUT} eg > was taken to City Hospital. Mc- ently as Robert Whiteman. Laughlin was making a turn into/|curio, who. denied it. Natalie de- BAL Another Woman's Story. Michigan avenue from Keokuk 'clared Bossomo spoke to her about — 1 i Mrs. Kose Burken of 128 Wem! street at the time. He was arrested. \the Ellis murder, and escorted her | Hi : =7° ai One Hundred anu Eleventh street, | _ = “ne eS | to the door last night. Bossomo | ig — : . New York, asked the police there, peer ait | told Capt. Nally he was “just kid-| i = | 'May 6 last. to find Whiteman for | 49° what we can to keep others | dine’ about the Ellis case. At —_ 9 M. 0 . 17 =; Pants Suits ther. She said she met him a place | from being victimized.’ first, last night, Natalie had said) By} A. Saturday, C = -_ ma Sear a Esther Wexler, the Chicago ac-| that she met Maciak at Sixth street| 'ef entertainment, and gave a de- : and Washington avenue and walk.| ia peeription of him which fits the gen- 7 eral definition of a “lounge lizard.” from a town in Indiana. where she ed with him to Fourtetnth and! . She said that when she planned a} had been with ashow troupe. She! ©’Fallon streets, where they met Journey to California, Whiteman understood that Wiedemeier was the second youth. | gaid he would go with her, and that |awaiting her identification in Chi- Before Heard of! ; : ‘ | 4 Sas on _le . but she found only his photo- b 50 Years in Business ¢ (74 re co renee 0 weecieg tn [ 7 eer ee aes at hes ice a $15 to be a good fellow and throw | police impounded $15,293 o rT ’ the bottles away.” Petkovich and | 45 Bosom . | jouble oe d white gold-filled case = ell fp ’ ' i ' ' ; of the year. Seeerrol 1.50) h to them as Wollney repre- ; “4 Faulticeas Husband.” Lerom his store to the room where | -e. a handsome engraved : ned himself as a lawyer, and ,, the liquor was found was unlocke4. | fi ! jeweled movements. — , Mr. Brooks was a faultiess hus- | 1 4+ | i pe gold-filled ease. ‘The Exquisite rectangular ry. S d . — we ——— ~ = a ee = oe ee ats | College Sweater Sale} MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S 8&4 —" Wool FA (R= he first met Miss Hyman ati. na or so he seemed to me,” the | Police reported. mrch service. He said he was young woman continued. ‘His | NES, Na | | Nyce p olny endl aca manners were beyond :eproach, an1 | FORGERY TO KEEP J es is lov r t i@ Was very attentive to her for ra choy ringer Pe. 2 ge ae PUMP CONCERN | ; | GOING ALLEGED regular price of this] design. Fully guar- man’s watch is $35. | steed. One day only, $23.95 Double-Breasted Blue Suits 2 Pairs Long Pants For young men who wear 33 to 36 sises-— Ptaaeeaae Vatecese i is iI SWEATERS Including all high | we icceaete Ma pice sum of toner. ie never Vitere i ;on street cormmers or in public. Continued from Page One. ach and . college = —— ) col ——S hip was followed by their . ce ene ee =)- ; = ~" ' e at Clayton, Feb. 23 last.! nee ne oe cece Lise wig |will then accept whgsever fate miry | -': T littl : - ek haleuate: seca: tem f \ March 26 the divorce suit | EK be in store for me.” . -E: erms as ittle as 4+ legians and huriness men ; 2*= = 4 who wear thes- #/ ses. o| a ee $1.00 down. Bal- Wollney was filed at Clay-| —_ romanian AR « — oer pve The writer stated he had also'! nse Sere FO ae area ee written “a big, long, detailed let- 1.451 Men's $3 Combination Overalls. a : 1.75 | Double-Breasted i Week Re he wife charged that, on @| _- ance to suit. owe -95e $2 English Broadcloth Shirts ng journey to New York, the. perfect likenesses of him.” ter” to Bramman. The latter re- | — Week — Bbc Men’ 45 md tried to induce her to | she Caleage eutherties, ho \fused to discuss the matter. » : Jersey cont or hear? rope _ ere, cose aca Women one] marriages, which Rave ended in| cUVership was filed today by ee > 0. RRARRARARE RRR BRE R AS ~ ROARS RBBRORRERRAABS —--s ’ SR GRSOSR ES " awe es . . SD SSAAABRARAARRARBAREASARERBBRRRESBAAARSBRABRAARARAS > es & h our Boys’ Vest Suits at ee Sets Students’ Overcoats of Imported Fabrics Ages 16 to 20 Years In the styles young men want—<colore that are new: patterns that are unueual — beautifuliy bench tallored, extra valves ot RAAA AB AAASB ALAA AAAA AS

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See Our Other Announcements on Pages 18, 19 and AER & F GRAND.- LEADER — ee ee Te Ta en ee ee One-Year Subscription to Cosmopolitan and $5.00 10 Good Housekeeping , “Both to ome address. Offer good ee ‘ November ro. sy (Magazine Section—Second Fleer} —-_ 9000 Boxes of Stationery At a Very Special Price hele Box N opportu! ity for decisive saving on Stationery of A good quality, in fabric-finish. A choice of white and various tints—each box containing 24 sheets and 24 envelopes. The low price suggests purchasin several boxes. Thrift Avenue—Main’ Floor.) ir _. 7 v ; et wi UL u. 4 i, f Th * A : ’ Ps 4 a ' Di ! a? \* a : 4 - . 2 S tea Y No lw, Exceptional Values in Jaunty Junior Department Displays French Gauntlets. $3.50 e 8 A SPECIAL attraction for Saturday is this offering of nov- ltv G untiet . & French ki d. ht uffs th Girls School Coats eet SS of bright color, or embroidered in soft shades. To choose from roup is to effect unusual savings on smart Gloves. $ 35 } Fabric Novelties Children’s Gloves oo $1.65 Pair a $1 to $3.50 a eet! sania aaainacian | * . tes celia Silla aarti nsec HE Coats are tailored on straight mannish lines affected by ing girls this season—the sturdy materials are trimmed wit s78as lars and cuffs achieving a gay swagger. Colors are brigh: and the Smart Gloves of imported, full- Of kid, cape, and chamois- furs contrast with them. The materials. well tailored and lined. are shrunk charmois-suede poeng suede fabric, in plain and fancy with fancy cufis in short style, styles, lined and unlined. Short campus cloth, tweed, derona, chinchilla, and others, in sizes 10 to 17 years. with embroidery and eyelets, Gloves and fancy anttes lined in contrasting colors. styles. (Main Fioor.} Girls School Dresses Girls School Dresses Sizes 6 to 12 Years Sizes 10 to 17 Years ' Led $10 $12.75 Included are two-piece styles for the little _ The materials suggest the style of these girl. im flannel, vivid of color. Other styles Dresses—balbriggan, jersey. flannel. twills. are built upon the one-piece Pattern and and cotten velveteen. jaunty lines are show self trimming or contrasting colors featured in one and two piece styles with applied in novel ways varyirig in style. buttons and braiding cleverly applied. Jaunty Junior Dept.—Third Fleer ; In the Misses’ Store Are Sponsored Semi-Formal Frocks ae an HE two-piece style has won a leading place im semi-formal apparel ‘Lom sees its portrayal in velveteen and in satin, The trimming ts te strained, though placed to accentuate the beauty of the fabric and the line of the Frock. Other styles in this collection are made on straight limes with smocking or banding as trimming. Sizes 14 to 18 years. Misses Cloth Frocks - Misses Winter Cocks - For School or College Wear ; Fur-Trimmed Modeis —_ - $16.75 and $25 $55.00 te The styles are exceedingly varied though The sheen materials are used in the mak- — x Ii adhere to a simplicity of manner. The ing of Coats which achieve a rich effect af , a materials fashioned straight ef lines with wery modest price. The colors are vivid clever trimming are heather, striped reps, or dark with fur collars. cuffs, and bandings 3 3 satins and tweeds. Sizes 14 to 18 years. in contrasting shades. Sizes 14 to 18 yeara ’ a (The Misees' Store—Third Floor.) % 3 + . Our “Countess Silk Hose —im Service Weight, $1.95 OUNTESS” is one of our stan- dard silk Hose. Lustrous in tex- ture, clear in weave, and of ex- cellent wearing quality, it is constantly called for by women who prefer service Hose. Lisle tops, double soles and high spliced hee's. Our Semi-Annual Sale of Countess chiffons have the sare exce! —an Chiffon Weight, $1.75 lence of quality and<finish observed in the ooetemers B Hose. They are rein- (Main Floor.) (Ui Ne ® oe ~ wee a —— << forced with lisle tops, double silk soles and high-spliced heels. f Specials in Toiletries | $ () Carmen Complexion Powder ........... DOSE Se Rose Geranium Bath Salts.................. it plata Mea 26c ¢ , Lazell’s Talcum Powder. . eee. Se ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eS ee Sc HOUGH this is the second day of the sale. the selection o otterec Ne en eueméncacceececn I7¢ s wide and the values included are of exceptional merit. Included Vanity Bath Soap ....... sews aneecees er are individual models by Cupid, by Lichenstein, by Bruck- Weiss in ee Paste o Powder | Se a ae Ite: 3 for 50c types tor every occasion and sizes for large or small heads. Felts, sat- Smemtiily Pace Powder ...................... bc dv vwctae ins, velours, metallic laces, and bri ght-colored velvets, cleverly t d. ON cnn. nk eee eee cc ee 19c 4 " we dbnemseeo ss LE IIS IEE LE LE 25c M; : F H “ en ce encneecnesccucemns 19¢ ivYirsses , Williams’ Shaving Cream... 2. -2.-.. 0000 -.00..0.....21k $0 =) 1 ats Children s Hats nen vane sa a Dicsitliigsioviieae us cbs cece ae 2 OU an 57 QO Jap Rose Soap, 77c dozen: cake. idk EN eas i wae eae 7¢ : $2.95 $5.00 ernie | eaadl double distilled. large i sca: ncae-ihw oie Qa 45e Grouped at these prices are the sur- Girls’ 6 to 12 years wear Hats that (Thrift Avrence—Main Weer pius stocks of several high-grade de- { copy the design of big sister's. They signers. jaunty models of clever are cleverly trimmed. In velvet, the; brim. turned and trimmed to accentu- show coiors and trimming to accentu- s ‘ c ate simplicity. Extraordinary values. ate piquant beau Girls Cricket Sweaters : - ~ net .'s Dept —Third Fleer In Popular Colors pL Det ae RIS AI Saturday Ss Candy Specials Assorted Nut Candy 49c Lb. In this box is a large varicty of mut candies—pecan bail, cara- mel Brazil, jumbles, and others. in fine assortment. | At 39c Lb.—2 Lbs., 75c A combination of milk choco- late and homemade candies. * ee Se ee ee 23c Lb. sf sae halloween novelties for tabie decorations Assorted Stick Candy service wear. They have Goodyear weit A delight for children is this Saves: 1154 tO 1356... ce ccces- $4.00 old tashioned pure Candy. Heavenly Hash, 49c Lb. os A delicious combination of < ee Se : mallows and reasted nuts. ‘ or favors in a large variety at moderate prices. - (Mate . pretense Cie, tow Seek type af ioe No Mail « Pkone Order Saturday We Reserve the Right to L women anda Sines 14 wo is and 36 to 5&2. (Second Fleer. “erth.) Boys All-Wool Overcoats $158 and $90 HE new Overcoats for boys are in a wide variety of styles; a favorite is the loose-fitting English model with set-in sleeves and plain-lined or plaid back. The excellence of materials and workmanship makes them exceptiona! values at these moderate prices. Choose from chinchillas, Pe rseys and other fine fabrics—in browns, lues, tams, grays and smart mux- tures—all sizes from 6 to 18 years. Other Overcoats From $7.98 Up to $50 Boys Oulskin Slickers, *42 With a Cartoon Painted by Our Own Artist The popular yellow Oilskin Slickers are made with cordu- roy strap collar; guaranteed to turn the rain, and will not peel or crack Sizes 4 to 14, at $498—sizes 32 tq 36 are priced $5.98. at® grt. CP Dees Our artist will paint a cartoon of your favorite character on the Slicker (in black) without charge; additional car- toons. 25¢ to $1 00. ‘Bors’ Own Stere—Fourth Filceny) RRMA Tf he se ae + f Wenas’ $ Cot $150 to $225 Values Boys Sturdy Shoes —for School or Dress CHOICE of tam or black caliskin in well-built Shoes, smartly designed and sturdily constructed for dress or school soles that will wear excellently. Be ae re $4.25 A very smart Oxford in tan calf or patent leather, for the girl or young woman who Shoe Section—Main Pieer.}

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FRIDAY, i — woe AY OCTOPER 16, 1928. hm. 2g eR 15, 1 ee sar Subscription to itanand / $5.00 O00 pusekeeping | address. Offer good unti] Maczazine Section—Second Floor ) ee J at ~ i a ; $ ox” hy ; “td “f oe ge e —~s i ” | “AT TRE DIG NEW Slee Set your alarm at 7 vezi’ | Months of Preparations and Many = | ==2# & Y ~£— a. | ie, Trips To The Worlds Great Market ¥ | PH No mer or c LDS 0 e@ Or S r Ca ar QC S Entrances on Broadway, roc k Ss E me: si = on B ¥ 0 Washington Av., St. Charles St. | | We Reserve the — rah a Quantity e h ind his B 14 Tle D ay kve nt! and Fourth St. iif rfl nary ibid teat il He ltt Aft} Luigaliin wil i ib mi Wiha HH erie I Nibble 25 TO 50 WEEKS TO PAY Don’t miss this sale. If you cannot pay lll: ii hihi A ANH Cag yt ae : Rane | pAbbad | idsde@ ce - ‘ Mead HH yy i TITTY TV eTerere in’ semi-formal apparel. } I! bad Uti ee 8 Winter Conts Sheu ieee | Winter Coats nm, The trimming is re- & = ty of the fabric and the D>. ae cash for your purchases, let us carry’ a - . ape on straight lines ge $30 to $40 Values 2 $25.00 to $29.50 Values your account on The Morris plan. A convenient, = $25.00 to $30.00 Values —& [2 $80.00 to $110.00 Values years. = dignified way to buy your personal needs. : a & eX Wi WW CLA, Mi Adil ALA Se iM” s Winter Coats | | A A : 1722 UME bat Pe meleney TLD Hetitui - neremeemeeens ' . Fest ANNs ARP TRAN: SBA ge Te TER CUE RRT APP RELT Peet pM ihaby tabhdiadade ; Ht The Misees’ Store—Third Floor.) : (Second Floor, North.) ‘ | oF : e Hii We offer enormous quantities of seasonable and desirable merchandise of standard quality at the lowest prices of the year. A great New Store—with thousands of added feet of floor space—11 New Elevators—and three times the selling space permits us to give service fitting the occasion. Prices Lower Than Your Expectations All St. Louis Invited (Second Floor, North.) r-Trimmed Models 3 = |) aN er ot ot Rte J i-@ = For Saturday | s 7 Woomera | } | > 2 ee, = — , a oe ee ly. NUGENT —& 99 Saturfay, Fi & - $55 Ue | DAY. rs oftes = = seg fte = rT 4 WUGENT DAY, == offer these Coats of - : sors satin, At = = ; we offer = we offer 216 new & = Roulustra, lustrosa, materials ar u % ro : ; = Tin. s&s = afternoon and =. pin-point, avanaz which achi ae oe HK. geite and new cloth 3 = i” tenses, “Stem = street wear for the —a = and imported sucdes ch — . rich effect at ; > t Fetes ee a a ¥ are trimmed with & = stout. Made of sat- = "| qctrimmed in rich ce. e cOlors are vivi | | — -o-. 2 ous ° ° ‘a 8 ih ; = n, crepe de chine 3 rs. Come in the fur collars, cuff q “ts : i | | i oe a a ciate. soem ao = We are positive it will be the Greatest NUGEN DAY in ae and satin and Geor fa & | new Fall shades urirs, an andings if Pa yen and stoute, = : ped in contrasting : . =a gette combinations, = >. pew Fall shades. g shades. Sizes 14 to 18 years. g , aoe 1¢to 15 and shades. Sizes 16 our history. = also cloth. All £ Sizes 14 to 18 and ’ 86 to 62 | to 42. = = sizes, 42 4 to 52%. 3 E E (Second Floor.) = pd =3 wall UNE A TTS = RI m Hl Overcoats := ieryetytyy = HTT i | New Fall “a % $20 to $25 Values | 355 Faturviay NUGENT we offer 340 ons itiful silk loresses velvet, fatin, th and crepe de _ All new col- all eizes for misees, women and ' etoute. (second Floor, North.) re ia Misses’ Coats $29.50 and $35.00 Values $9.95 128 NUGENT DAY, we [&& r Sa only, offer Dresses of : NUGENT DAY, we crepe de chine, sat- = offer Coats in at- in, balbriggan and as velvet. Pretty styles. including two piece styles. Navy, cuckoo, wine, pencil, Bokhara and a. 15 to 19 | Misses a | $14. 95 and $16.95 Values li Ad sids haath " — a) mm Haare Musical il ti i iti +} aie VHT RE HATE Mh $35.00 to $50.00 Values 27% For Faturiay Only. NUGENT DAY. we offer 142 Coate of exce!l- lent quality Fall and Winter fabrics. Most are trimmed with coflar and cuffs of luxurious furs. Black. taupe and the new shades of brown. Bises 14 Ha 18 and 36 to Fs ~ (Second Floor, Nerth.) ae TT UO HUN roerers vane ee te i > DRL Tulluht ae Mit MMCT ASA ia dL shaseii * 7 ;. . / os “ac ’ i” Wi it ni at Libs adda ies ALLY bhasdi ls og ko, " Tha Ah asand bhatt Hib itl A rin ty n" ~ a = ITEMS MARKED WITH STAR ALSO ON SALE AT UPTOWN STORE, Vandeventer and Olive . Ss met ~ Pe oe . 4, % ah) Ades dada antag is bagi tbl) ANAT ALA HW , ate on Feed 2 ' "| Gee ieii: 7 ~ a : " fi -—1 ~— a ome ae eee S oacel nen ae aeadl S aeel re eae a ene ee oe oe c ocaell eal cee IR eae ale pattem om ;—— cee | meinen seemce — mere Soe el oe Sale peer ——| Soe ee epee oe ree Scat = = eS oman = —s ca tial ES _— é ne ee — le Te ail ate og So meee Men eae Pott ne = Seale cedeeheill Sail tare — -—| StS Seanad ee en rene. ae irene Soil Dacca —~ 3 * i #2 on NE Ne

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. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ne cen * Sheet Blankets iE Dyanshine Shoe Polish Black Walnut Goodies $2.00 te $4.00 Values "Reta $1. td Value 7 | , agate 50c Value ' Regular 86c phones [b., fw oe. a8 Valeo a - = | , — Sacurcts =$1 98 ~* 7 ied ; ~ - - . = —— —— : Cc B XUGENT = XCGENT 1 S DAY. we | offer S ter = la nt DAY. ‘varie fer ireet ete 7 tr ~~ Prare in lest , a * a4 | q. 3? a 7 Pp T; -e 2 : g2 a? m4 : & eee - _ - ° - i . , = “yj : = } ~ — ' : * > = Ms 2 ews Routh 3 Bulls "a ' + ¥ se a ond Fieer. Seuth 3 es ‘ sf - ; offer a epecia wichs bo > ag tet sTar. ‘am are care Reg SM New Millinery Misses’ and Girl’ 4500 Clever Hats 7 | White House Cook Book | : Sweaters : $10, $12.50 & $15 Val a = Ha ts : F: $5.00 to $7.50 Values E ; eal $1.50 Value 3 & Regular $10.95 Value - : j Pena Commumnes : and $3.49 to $3.98 Values a. : | 7 =f oguier © alue i uh i Ww -~ PFA) "ab fhe tittty | yey ii ‘Second Fleer Senuth de, | = | v It: a ) : ii | ) } ; *Women’s Vests — 5 ee de + | +Ho-Ma-Bouts 2 + Suanple Bathrobes Regular $1.95 Value 3 ‘ Regular $2.95 Value : Regular $1.59 Value 3 E Regular $8.00 Value se eS 1 15 \ fh i hpi: * iii Wd Rey: ; "2 . ¢ aah ik ae EE SS DR ned se ahi se, acelin ME Mad, i ae * ‘Serond Fieer. Seuth “ a er — Eee —— —--ek ee ~— ~. Regular $3.95 Value = : Reg. $5 and $5.50 Vals. hom pb pn da y| Ivory Whi 7 | Wien 4 pawn nests «Toil Ss ~ : . 7 | Philippine Lingerie $10.95 and $12.95 Vals. | — : i 3 ) F eee $1.95 Value ? " | & Regular $5.95 Values | & . ; f é 95 Main Fleer “Nerth. ' OT a a -— Auto Robes | Woc | | Robe Blankets Regular $7.95 Value Regular $5.00 Value “uP ee ta pb. Meee Perce ‘Main Fleer, Seuth Regular $7.00 Value Baby High Chairs fF , Li Girls Slickers a AA Haigh Miiis A! Reguicer $7.95 Vaiae = r ter conetruc “ed * Baby Buntings , dione Panty * ei ‘ . Regular $2. 50 Value | Regular $3.50 V alue Per Saturtar _~ S.uruay } A. oew «=«CéO#dr? 4a at : = . r] : shee» £5 RE PAES BE REO B.as getn ae @ ber be aod Reguiar $1.50 V aiue aga ve - SO ee it LO Se aR, ER Re pee

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* Wool Sw (Second Pises. @, Caters saan! an.) od tades Day. ve Bieached Sheets, large bed size. §1x90-inch. avr (Main Floor, South.) Far Banding $7.50 to $10. pg ~ oh * Silk Ne gligees Reg. $15 to $29 Values and very heavy Beautifa! Nightgowns Reg. $1.00 & $1.25 Vals. flannelett trimmed. Splendid wv alues. . ( 89c Each For Saturday onlir, NUGENT DAY. we offer womens hig h- necked, long sleeved Night- gowns of aeplen- did quality cotton neatly aN d Flear, *Sill Tiitinn _Megalar $3.95 Value ing and ribbons. collar and ¢? cults or borders: éray, tan. b and biege a offer Silk Negligees § of ity, many atyleg. | fe Wieuk ou ii ny METER en Saturday ‘ NUGENT we offer E radium and crem @ de chine En velope Chemise. bodice top style: es mmed witli’ ace, hemstitch & Sines 36-44 Flaer South.) Baby Carriages Regular $17.95 td reed finished in & the latest oolors, & Girls’ New Dresses Regular $5.95 Value ib inati ne. and checked com One two piece 14 years. (Second Floor. South.) * Baby hits Regular $2.00 Value Large - Blankets size, heavy quality in pink Or bide in boy $1.35} biue and elster Sve nursery designe with bound edge. NUGENT in white Sige 3tix5u. Imported Statigery 50¢ and 65¢ Value For Saturday « ~29 IAY @ Offer new A wwrdtions C a and tinte. enve tiewue lined, 24 esheets and 24 et envelopes in the popular sizes. (Main Floor. North.) 5 og) ts Brocade Velvets Regular $10.45 Value WH Ee. HP ) LO Tt Le ee bal habe a . we offer 40-in. beautiful Brocade Velvets on Yoile or crepe Romaine in col- ors or black. (Main Floor. South.) MM) a —-— * Cotton Batts Regular 80c Value | 5 5 For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY, we offer large-size Cot- Se £ £ag* comfort size, opens in one sheet. (Main Floor, South.) Lo CIUDAD AL MUAY Ala Ut Co a P Georgette and Crepe Chiffon Regular $1.98 Value = OO erat PLB inches ning street shades (Main Floor. South.) Shears Regular $1.00 Value 69c — mee eee owe Tul el ; Pair g For Saturday 4 only, NUGENT . DAY. we offer 3 heavy steel iaid 3 Ehears, nickel fin- ish. in the pop- ACM = 7 and §& in. Wag ie South.) Balbriggan Jersey Regular $2.50 Value 65 Saturday rds of 54 oe h 000 yar quality, made from fine French yarns, will mot sag. cor- rect dress weight, (Main Floor, South.) ‘Printed Crepes Regular $1.00 Value large Towels with blue or pink bor Gers. Bize 22x44 inches. (Main 2 F | 2": x Bleached Pacific Sheets Percale |’ i Bleached Pillow Cases Deaket a oe gular $1.95 Value ‘ Regular 19¢ Value Regular 25e Value : Regular 25c¢ Value PEeS14AS Pk PSS 12h] f Petal cr 18 | Pett 15c we offer DAY, we offer fl fer Bleached ' Pillow- Cc Sor SY aads thal ette 36-inch Percale —@ colored grounds with stripes and figures. (Main Floor, Nugents.) TTS WN ET 2} di dig: iy See * Jk HU ay UP ti . Table Damask a a - Oe. hy seoaee For NUGENT DAY. we of- bleached Pepperell Pillow Tubing. (Main Floor, South.) 42-inch Pepperell Tubing Regular 39¢ Value Saturday only, 25c Pequot Tubing Regular 59¢ Value For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY. we of- 38c fer 42-inch extra fine quality of Pequot Pillow Tubing. ain Floor, Seuth.) beet ay $3. $ Value 30 Yard For Baturday only, NUGENT offer 40- inch beautiful Crepe Satins in new Fall colors or black. (Main Floor, South.) Silk Faille enenenndl $2.98 Value es .65 Yard For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY, we offer 36-inch black silk Faille for coats or dresses. (Main Floor, South.) Metal iets Reg. $5 to $8.50 Values TEE RAT Yas Ne ih OES SI init YR Sp c = - | | Dress Length Tunics Metal Net F louncing’ 3 = = = - a A Regular $17.75 Value IP Regular $2.95 Value 3 é = .— = - to 7 95 - : ; ] 3: P ee | S| a | ¢ For Saturday i 3 - nly NUGENT = a DAY, we offer 3s tg 2 = silk chantilly lace = Et BY Tunics; rose pat = : = hE tern; straightiine a} 5 cir ; = 1 with hip flare ef 3 | dered in goid 3} = = fect black 4 = nd silver; come € = 5 ‘ream and two- 4 i at and 2 - tone effects. 4 € = = ' 4 = ; F3 3 (Main Floor, South.) : 4 3 = “¥] 2 ‘ - — : —— - Linen Tablecloths * Regular "g 95 Value 0 Linen Towels Regular 75c Value 99¢C Satu rday a 2 i o Ann bleached a i, per tye ay “figured : \y Towels, in ‘th emet itched wi D atyle. Size 18x (Main Floor. South.) Ooths size i> ‘0 inches, Neat floral patterns. (Main Floor, South.) .: oa € | | Kashmer Needlepoint : armeen ; | Regular $14.50 Value + Regular $5.95 Value ; ‘| 12: 35 : turd I F Baturd E| * or uréay i only, NUGENT | iE on” alter 3 : DAY. = Bond - r i. : b4-ine har- ft IF | t ~~) te He SE . k meen, fine twill, & 3 Needlepoint coat 3 se ennge ted toy | : ae = toucan, grackie ££ E 3 : hpad, laesan, & \2 Pa . cuckoo, oran and 6 E (Main Floor. South.) z : tite Peni South.) ‘ = y LSS si sald ») WeUe mt Day (cig ; ~ White and Fancy Broadcloth Regular $1.00 Value A BC Fabrics % Regular 98c Value > © > Pd q Bb] A) | wide: (Main Floor. “ Main Foor. Wn i ee 7 la 55c Bleached Muslin vrata ee Vetus Linen Napkins Regular $6.00 Value For Saw rdiay $3 95 Regular $2.25 145 For Lia 4 only. NUGENT only, IGENT DAY. 3 me DAY “ offer 229x22-inc! nner Napkins of Table Damask of pure 45 pure linen dome linen. eatin finish: 70 mMehes (Main Floor—South.) (Main FI th.) Unbleached Muslin $4.50 Table Damask Regular 1 oe Value Regular $4.50 Value Fer Saturdar Por Satu only. NUGENT ®D, 25 NUGENT DAY. we — DAY. we offer fer 30-inch unbleach- extra heavy bleached pure Irish ef Muslin: linen Damask: 72 inches wide. quality. (Main Fleer. South.) 3 cama ae ws 4 3 F sd ee agg Oe ay izehgee ee " F louncings an gold, and many combinations (Main Floor, South.) *Linen Table Sets Regular $10.00 Value 95 Saturday th. and 6 nap- to match: 22x22 inch attractive pat- terns South. ) Twillusta Regular $4.50 Value $2.45 satin finish, rect dregs weigh new Fall Winter shades. South.) my | | Plain and Fancy *R Regular $1.49 Value ayon f 4 - 2 4 x = " Yard =| For Saturday & ze For Saturday =i . on) NUGENY | For Saturday ty} only, NUG ENT 5) - AY we offer 3, only, NUGENT -£ DAY, we offer : é 36-inch Ray on F DAY, we offer ky 86-inch half-silk >| 2 Crepe in lain € 26-inch © half-silk F| Fabric in wanted Seth Shirting =| = pa en oo - Crepe de Chine: & shades; ideal for white and fancy =| s printed patterns & beautiful colors E& slips, undergar- silk stripes on fy x on light and dark tf and designs: light B ments, trimmings, eg gg ao aI < erounée- - = = oO ya. i : = = = tee Wheel. ‘Seuth.) E (Main Floor, South.) (Main Floor. South.) & : ae ce ee Porto Rican Towels Regular $1.00 Value -_ y offer 18x30-tach tin an oyster shade, ale colored Belgian linen. (Main made of overe. 38 in atee! color cod PP A ada iF aT hi Ga GUN LIne Dine Te Y, CAC ACRE ne ec ee —s LH ae — ——— Pe A A Bee an = a / — oof Shak UNE EO Denese [TT Re tata “y eatin oe Paul Poi Mi 1 AN “GUM Lunn acm re bla ABP WIT TI = aL Lindh / mee ee * = 2 = = 7 =) = eal | = = eR Fleer—Nugenta. ) «Crepe de Chines Satin Charmeuse = * Regular $2.50 Value (Main Floor, South.) extra heavy Black Satin Charmeuse Regular $2.75 Value *Emb. only. DAY, $7 55 Yard For Saturdav NUGENT we offer Towels Regular 75c Value (Main Floor, . ee a et xe ——— eo ~~ Hew * Tablecloths Regular $5.00 Value Saturday South.) ‘85 | G3 ENT y ao ’ w atfar , «a ’ f i b} eached sat I, damask, #i76 f/ 70x90 inch. Ex- o7 tra heavy ity HUMANLY) in allover floral Aesigna (Main Floor, South.) Sesiiiell _Regular $4.50 Value ANE oy, "| a (Ma! White 3= Yor Saturtay only, NUGENT DAY, we offer 4 inch beautiful Broad- twill back, veight for euits or Fall end shades. n Floor, South.) Poplin en me 75c Value (Main Fleer, ‘65c Yard-Wide Outing Regular 29¢ Value r Saturday on) ENT DAY. we of 19c only DAY, we embroidered and scalleped good quality; “h gelze. Fiser—South. ) Scarfs, patterns, 45c Yard Yor Saturday only NUGENT DAY, we offer B6-in. beet qua! ity Burton's Irish oplin; has a fine finish: ideal for nurses’ uni forms. South.) For @aturday NUGENT olter LAx54-1n { TRA tt ee QUIN MM | A eT Md / sun 5 CHOU La ROAD EOE, ) TUOMAT PTTeree pgp aadl PERE TEM es ee o. = mee a niik mda MARU me, Ta SAT Ma ot EMA, Embroidered Scarfs Regular $2.50 Value | For only. $1.80 ff e"%,39c ° offer cotton in severe) : an Hope Muslin. soft finish, no s wide. (Main Satin Charmeuse * Regular $6.50 Value Yard i For Saturday fy only, NUGENT & DAY, we offer i 54-in. finest qual- ity extra heavy Blac = pe atino Charm (Main vice South.) Guin mn) RU? Crepe de Chines Regular *$ 50 Value 4 -— NUGENT we offer &€ 49-inch heavy al'- Madeira Bridge Covers Regular $3.50 Value ) $945 For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY, we offer 36- inch square linen Centers; some are hand em broidered | ' Jp eh pls med nd a ‘al lops. (Main Floor, South.) *Crash Toweling Regular 45c Yd. Value 2 Ic For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY. we ofter full bleached Tow- eling with blue or red striped ends: = abeorbent, eplen- (Main Floor. South.) ee p a Weert ned Sep aeM TE ates Hire / Belgian Linen owels Regular 69c Value Each For Saturday f only, NUGEN'’ E DAY, we offer | Towels with colored edge. (Main VYieor, South.) 18x34 Huck Towels % Regular 25c Value 15c For Saturday only. NUGENT DA Y—we offer linen - finish Huck Towels with red, blue or yellow fast- oolor borders. (Main Fioer, South.) Colored Sateen Regular 59c Value wae, lustrous finiah in piain colors ad black For quilts, linings. Mai com forts, slips. f oF EH es, Ties ee ery rn "itt afr’ « Regular $6.95 Value 85 Yard / i For Saturda Wii av only. NUGEN Dit} ee = G/its 4-in. w ° ra : —— LY heavy weight in P <ah. te new Fall colors ' ‘_ or black. Regular $2.50 Value $422 For Saturda only. NUGEN DAY, we | WROD Ot Wool comfort and hand (Main r. Pair Linen Pattern Table Sets $18 to $25 Values * Rayon Crepe — 8 19 Value 36-inch quailty Cotten Back Satin all the wanted bres. — Regular $1.25 Value NUGENT DAY. we of- offer arge-tizte Batt, size, one in a box; — in one sheet. (Main Floor. South.) Satin & embroidered § scal- loped; good qual- @ era! tterns. South.) For Saturday o “¥ % iY a re 4 ie. ras pe had Lean oe re ee aaety, ‘ =; 4 Ks ae de as satin 9 ea ee ee a ae . . - . . . — pe SU) Oring ° ee ee ee ee ee

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4. ompevicnt ty tel enters. > I ee ed et “a . ¥ 2 ha WAR athe aca a ail gas 8 RELA Mil pains eS NM ren voabe PA had ode Grupo at St PRB ones SIN ADTRAN ie SPPEibe — es tere ~ " ¥ ee ee = oot fat - x a atalialinsh nik SPP iai at ainae “att coon caine a en ee eee ee Lp oha2 Qedinet. ™ Gescabieaitinahitoese pene . eee Saicacidiiien ities hictetphpttyy is - : : : we : sa . ‘ > — ee 4 is - * ” Sees sist ate held rater Anke s . 7 ¥ 4 Fr) A ° s = - 7 te - “ * “ ; a? 7 : - - — o . ee . - , P ™ ~~ 4 4 on = . . - . ° % ee ows iar ott dels 20 " .? ie e . hal) & ae MEME” “Pata eit ouice: Wks he. tea ona pater in, ~ otis Rab ee le Ree * 1 eg ihc tei VO CE gad tink Xngd, Y iph ohio. tana ee ye en OT ee ee ee ae. ty alee pans 4 on . = 7 x y A i eA TR EF Se 5a ae or OR Oe aes * Fe Oe Se ces i Ae ces ¥ 7 Waser Se ree me Ae ay - ee ; jens * Be seat' - la 5 dup cB Prats eae” tT rf = Pa 4 part! (4 . 5 e . + ' nr c ¥ er ® a ya Lo “ “A 4 Lod >> Goss; 8 Sod ae agen, Gas alae Mr tgs, . z hi abekabe ris f me 4 pure oo : Rkoieaeca ™ * ees . ‘a si i > ae oe 4 wt ¥ on on sey » - + no ye r f i eke pli AO ae ea = etna eres’ . Pert et te) epee ig Ses \, — ~ Ala eee te ree Fi aime) Lf * Auto Strop Safety Razors ‘Wegoda’ O’Coats $50 to $65 Values . _- ~~ ‘¢ ts a ; hird Fleer—Noerth.) Men’s and Young Men’s Two-Trouser Suits shorts, res (Third Floor—Noerth. ) Extra Special—Men’s Headlight Overalls Regular $2.20 Value ——- $4.77 4 ~ Tim Somer (Third Fleer. North) SS ey eG * Boston Bags Regular 98c Value ; ' only. NUGENT DAY. we offer 65 biack emame. Boston EBage with streng éct- bie loop handie Fisk Premier Tube Regular $2.25 Value ied For Saturday only, NUGENT : DAY. we offer 30x3%-inmch tin- ner Tubes of very heavy Fisk's Premier quality All perfect Oniy 200 im iot. Se i —_*- ieted! Saapliah Mens Son Broadcloth Shirts Regular $1.85 Value $4.19 and sizes x" TL ae a de ss st ere =rs-mme—enate nen a aaa eT ae ee ~— “pre it Otatitty: Mitton: om aatne: ae ot 9 =r veneenptnat a aT HH TNs Paenerennrs San ri} All st Fleer, Nerth.) = NS: PATCH == A % Men’s Handkerchiefs Reegular 25¢ Value, 2 for For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY we 25c offer Handkerthiefs : with woren colored berders: two-tone effercta Assortment of (Main Fieer, South.) Fall Suita. 2 wer single anc toubLle bresetec Freiteh effecta. fecturing the wide tro leers Sizes 32 sr apd (Third = Fleor-—Noarth.) ae ak Men’s Overcoats Regular $40.00 Value th Ober newest fe stylings: newest eA Lh hs Boys’ Overcoats $12.50 and $18.50 Vals. $925 and $12.45 For Saturday Onis NUGENT DAY. we offer aii- woo! fabrics in the new Fall colorings es marrow ium good quality biack enajmpe, ilesether bound Hat Roxes batt bulb. (Third Fiecr. Seuth.) Men's Cotton Flannelett * Pajamas Regular $1.95 Value ‘oe a I$ | 19 ' —— | . | j For Saturd G j enlry NU DAY we these Pajamas For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY. we Cc en. An pertect %Men’s Linen Hdkfs. 25¢ Valae, 19-—3 for effer pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs for men ie SE aA eS Am Ue. Pe | TP ae thi s. : “i i { a eet ake rh if , fe —— a lS = '§ Men’s and Young Men’s jz 7 Two-lrouser Suits & $35 and $40 Values ep ey (hy i ~ A eal Bgl DAT. we offer Fal _— - . a MM hs i ibd tt dae a ay i oe tT ! dhe meee reff SND LA My Bd mre hh. Hl da’ me a t } TP TP Md Mab i ft deena aint mente ~ pm ca Black Enamel * Suitcases Regular $6.75 Value LU tihy THA) da AM uu sae Ye ~ Oa ee 3 Sheat Blanket * Bathrobes Reg. $3.95 & $4.50 Vals. goed quailty cotton flanneiette, military *% Men’s Pajamas * Regelar $3 Value; Pair we otter Regular $1.50 Vaiwe; Ea. bomiersa. ~icely made and fnisahed . Nerth. — Men’s Nightshirts these Nightshirts Good Ti ® (Teird Fleer, South.) * New Fall Caps $2.00 and $2.50 Values Men's q * College Slickers § Regular $6.00 Value 7 Sizes 34 to 46 Third Fleer—S orth Men’s and Young Men's Overcoats $30 and $37.50 Values 5 24% Po r Saturtar ¥CGENT Boys’ All-Wool Two-Knicker Suits $12.50 and $15 Values ‘hecks etripes -olets. Third Fleer North. Boys’ Overcoats Regular $12.50 Value Wg TARY st oo Sekeatd Hh ty ; ib) I i fon a ' he Regular 25< Valiwe; Each sr WCW mE 95 Saturtayr ad fter guaranteed 10.000 oversize 30x3% clincher cord «%‘Tires S\exibie, uniform. wearing quality Tres iy 1 ‘Bargain Base ment. Reg. $1.50 & $2 Values S Per Saturdar eniy, NUGENT DAY. Rich i.- ported and do mestic si kes Bicely made and Dig varicty a a a ’ -" eit Regular $1.95 Val.; Ea fer singe ¢rip Garters: re — | For Saturtar For Saturday b oF Saturday only ' . r Sat 9 ©: dar ony ' - 7 pe ap ome NIGENT ] NUGENT DAY. we of- Cc NUGENT DAY. we of i eniy. XUCGEN?T : ‘ a . AT Ta iota a soiesette Pajamas in all wanted eobors. All sizea. Reg. $3 & $3.50 Val.; Ea. For Sxturdar By et $2.29 | ere SA we 66: all teen. O@ete Pieer, Merth.) Shirte made of cotton “anne! im collar attactted sty'e Fer Satuertayr on). NUGENT DAY. we of- ‘or Tie mm «s ilaree co1,ors and str les Third F°.er—Narth.) ye ea g 1aluy poplima. meaedras broadécioths. * Sweater Ves Reg. $5 and $6 Values Shite im erery wanted color with cilar sttached ag a collar match — sizes Per Saturde, only NUGENT DaTY. we at- PARE BEN ty ERS iy = aN a R NT off wx oo ~ on | os ~ es be aed ,

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. Pi} OCT: BeR : J ee ee Oo 2 Sie - — wee * Life Buoy Soa : x Kotex Hair Clippers ; J. & P. Coats’ Cotton @ * Sanitary Aprons §& ( Rubber Tea Aprons Pocket Knives * Gillette Blades * Children’s Socks P * | lar 49c Regular $1.39 Value Regular 9c Value, 6 for |- Regular 50c Value s | Regular 75¢ Value Reg. 69c to $1.60 Value Regular $1.00 Value TEs ws Value, Regular 10c 5S; a (ze a turday Only. For Saturday Only, For Saturd On! For Saturday Only, ; For Saturday Only, For Saturday Only. turda Onl 229 Ge Cake—Dozen [, we of- ff NUGENT DAY, we of- 95c¢ | NUGENT DAY. we of. 42 | |B NUGENT DAY, we of- 33¢ NUGENT DAY, we of- 59c¢ NUGENT DAY, we of- 49c¢ ie 65c tg wide yee fl Cc ante r tee yy 4 wa . ; er well - constructed ; fer 250-yard spools of Cc jm fer gum rubber Sani- m fer various color fancy fer sample lot of vari- fen double-edge Blades. ae! e GENT DAY ‘63¢ : q . Limit, 2 boxes & Hair Clippers in the popular 008 pest 6-cord Thread. Limit. 1 doz & m tary Aprons, large size, Rubber Aprons, ruffle trimmed. ous style Knives, stag and fancy package of 10; limit of 2 to a poser offer thi 's , | re ped —d pase vad oap. | | (Main Fioor, South.) Le. (Main Floor, South.) & (Main Fleer, South.) & I lop, white and flesh color, jase | (Main , , handies, 2 me 2 or Knives customer. Main Floor. South.) Sizes 6 to iMiede aie. ¥ ee ee er oe Set ee oy ey + OTIS * Women’s Hdkfs. 7 P en and P encil Sets | Bicycle Playing Cards | : _Fountaim Pens i Fur & Braid Com. f Reguler tie Value, 2 f | 2. gular $2.00 Value : SGe and $1.50 Values, Yd. geruriay — oni 3 for | eee Eaten, ae O56, | na ren “only. alue : Regular 50c Value, 3 for Fer r eet $ J .69 ; oA ey A omy. Regular 60 NUGENT DAY. we of- - = ysan- F ie Bae” oo . ante ’ ry we offer | g chiefs: woven colored borders, m fer beautiful Novelties C . eS aw = | eeecais tows, tae ue Red Seal roae round Ukuleles in natural fin- voile Handkerchiefs; Plated Pie Dishes, with colored hemetitched hems; em- §j ([@ including garters, work bags, § pe ya lon he 2 bern ai ouiecing i" - ish birchwood. Just 100 in the # ey sone eas ous: rol lining, at this low price. fm broidered initial to match. F ™ hair receivers, powder puffa. etc. ost. - : | . ™ lot. (Third Fi . North.) (Main Floor, North.) : (Main Floor. South.) £& (Main Floor. South.) §& : (Main Floer, South.) §& (Main Floor, South.) £&£ oor | (Main Fieer. South.) * Beaded Bags | ft * Beaded Bags jl a Sun Rain Umbrellas | a a x Umbrella Regular $3.95 Value 6 |§ $1.50 to $2.95 Values @ ff -~———"e S'Oe Ff ii ian en Winis 7 naa 95° “| . pin: For Saturday B® only, NUGENT ff BR ee “¢ . ’ 7 , t. 4. AY. we offer an =, : 3p DAY, we ofter = : te ~ assortment of > ee oe ae = nae 7 @* styles of draw- £& ors, ades © ne —— and & Ades Sede airing. metal Tay blue. green, pur- wae _— men : 2 Wana tak \' frame or vanity z {— i arn pie, etc. Made on a a Rng oon = : Cueeitieanh styles, in floral | a &« p sn gold-finished ar i ae =a a designs and artis- ribs. ns ’ tic colorings. (Main Floor, North.) B s (Main Floor. North.) 1200 Leather Bags | | Leather Handbags * $3. 00 to $4.95 Values : F *% Regular $2.00 Value ‘45 For Saturday only, NUGENT RK DAY, we offer a s Dea, especial purchase f of Leather Bags, Boys? on Sits Regular $6.00 Values 1! For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY, we offer these new Bags in every wanted style, leathers anc colors. An gsesor't- ed collection. (Main Floor, North.) ’ ’ i ‘ ' ‘ th si? av ; 1 ai Se emmniineentl Ee ee ries f WM UAL Puite for the lit- tle fellows of 8 to 8 years: %& wanted styles; well tailored; tm new colors and combinations. (Third Fioor—wN orth.) in a large assort- = ment of styles. Wind ficathers and col- ors. (Main Floor, North.) QO aT TT te ae tes eee ti ee es | TTT Le boa eee et bl TT ad 7 See mon a a oh be) ia ap-Arounds § Reducing Corsets ae $5.00 Value @ i Regular $5.00 Value 320] 1% 8228 | For Saturday ees : i, “— u + l & : Only, NUGENT & at Dae — Drapery a G es, astic & : : > our: mercertze through hip line : DAY, we offer =| quality shown in with slightly & ; 7 mit) am, tose silk covered — PP aagy” 3 Wil) et laceless and back gradue clasp a —sizes 29-40. | lace models. (Second Fioor, South.) * Brassieres —— $2.00 Value § g.7 95c For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY, we offer these well made Nature's Riva! Hrassieres and Bandeaux. Imported Neckwear %* $1.50 to $3.00 Values $7 .00 For Baturday only NUGENT DAY, we offer collars, collar and cuff sets, pane! co..ars, Vealres and jabots Venise lace embroidered Colors are white cream and cocoa (Main Floor, North.) SS Collar and Cuff Sets $2.95 and $3.50 Values * Boys’ Slickers —— $5.00 Value ". $3.50 and $4.00 Values I5 Paturday NUGENT we offer Crepe de Chine in all wanted shades and hand-printed patterns, finished with hemsatitching hand-knotted PEPPER i, kb thedinatt Lt oe / ''. . "is wee ee So ee Tt oh CORY ee » : : ; ] Ps 7 - : . ‘ ; - , ; Dae ise or h _T - : .. m i 2 | 7 3 . RPDMM DMA Abd bn rr hm honda hr Mel MannMinda dr Mr dr dr de tr tn tne — on en ae 7 BIR as Ad - we > -_ - . a : Ts : . . . + ‘a 4 Ta nt ce ey gle _ ; iy ‘ ee a : - sori + ot * ae al Site ‘ " in + 4 “ , secant eet bias wat eer? ai cama ” oo —_— . a SN OS eee aa be : a fo Se Sa + 0 Nige Saks iin ee ah gs nk, AE 3" SORA 7 eae R > 0 ee ieee 4 RR S ant Ge stad See Po MS 9 i ne %:., spb OE ahs PUNE SNE i aie Mn Se ei Ae gt RS Pd, . elite ‘ - ee - ae ‘ ‘ eS os . peti ue : . . j 9 * - j h 4 wae fy . . e . d . ° 4 P ‘ ‘ > “- ‘ ~~ x ‘ s u —— 5 4 ‘ Ase . *s S rote ~~ ’ ° 4 * ‘A Ps.” 4 x e + ‘ > rry . A ‘3 y ’ _ : wn *, sy. or — »_4 : - >” - ~*~, e > * - ns . ; . 3 oes : pre ee he | a Fer aturday Only. wOopey DAY. we offer new Slickers for bo trimmed Cc grosgrain ribbon Jenny at neck (Second Floor, South.) (Main Fleer. North.) 4 —— = ere) ae oh ‘Cpa = * Chiffon Hose {| * Silk Hose Reg. $1.95 & $2.50 Vals. a Reg. $1.65 & $ 85 Vals. $4.49 05 Pair Pair Sat For Saturday se only, NUGENT *ter DAY, sae offer , po Stee all ilk Chiffon im , debs weight Hose with rein- - Hose well reir forced heels and & ; forced. in wanted toes in wante id Fall shades. Sizes shades. Sizes 5% RAs to 10. Slight to 10. All full- irregulars fashioned (Main Floor, North. (Main Floer. Nort!.) ‘tho Nee c0eteier * Children’s Socks i) *F aultlessHair Nets : Silver Pieces — 50c Value a Reg. 90c Val., Dozen §& H Reg. $5 to $6.50 Values 59ch if =i} ~ ‘ » YL For Saturday Saturday » = only, NUGENT NUGENT : ane we offer s, -length Hose, fancy cuffs. in shades of cam- reinforced. in the el, beige. sray and wanted eha des black. Sizes 514 ne “ag = to 9%. zes 54, to i (Main Floor, North.) * Chiffon Hose > Men $ House Coats Regular $1.00 Value (Smoking Jackets) Regular $6.00 Value Saturday NUGENT we offer geri fashioned Silk Hioee in chif fon weight. well 3) —T ee For Saturday DAY, we offer & only, NUGENT human Hair Nets. @ : DAY, we offer a wonderful seelec- all shades except tion in hammered y white and gray, § i \x and plain pat & 0 an cap or fringe E : Wi } terns, 3 - Flower Vases style. . | many — pieces. (Main Fleer, Seuth.) Fieer, Nerth.) hs Woe he, ’ BU Ph) 1 me ee OCT! a TEE | MPT TV Bd “Ellon me OW el Lb PL ta ’ ? . 2 . ; e ba ’ ~ - obs sy ww s° 34 - Sas 7 a | = -) £ Sate -.| bard “I ae ) pe : > = 5 + : . | 7 =. - & M4 = = —_ = ‘ = x a : . J = 4 ~ se —_ = = = aes mec , = ‘ f3 Ni = - - — = a ; = Z , et De os = = x z = = i “ = = bd ’ = - it ‘ & = = = rT = = c i = = S - E t : y = pal = = = » $y ae . = = = | € = F $ - e - = e © | # Ye 7 7 E Perel TE” 0 - a . ; a‘ . : r —-= ~— : Ee = =| = = % 2 3 * is = _ = 7 ~ — Re r _ s = Pf e 3 : 2 e| x a “a = = = = = = x $ mE — : zie | i ao ) ‘ ~ ;. . 4 ' ‘ } ‘ . ; , ' ~*~ - ’ ‘ ? i ad } ¢: = FE : : . - ; . Psy Dh : / 4 “~~ . a4 ** ’ ~ ae aa im — - at LORY > * Kid Gauntlets ne Fens Gauntlets 1 | Wiens Shoes Regula $2. $ Value a le Reg. $6,$7 & $8 Values 8 | Regular $1.50 Value Regular $3.95 Value +1>] ‘445i ir g89c 95 a= = For Saturday | . . : male For a - t+ : - . on a Nt GENT as. 4 DAY, we offer DAY, we offer F rence h Kid : > x t h is group of - ' pre t t- vy 1 pry Gauntlets; black, ~ Gauntlets with = many etyles and . trimmed Mo . F white and shades perforated cuffs; =} = materials: many : casine and nl-teo ain sf tan and gray. : ! ff shades of — are Dorothy Dodd & [= with padded elk- i 0s = : rith fancy flare : - | tan, gray an =| UTUAYUUAUUULOSAAN ELST , 3 i | skin soles. turndown | terudeown : : IDS\SAW black. Sizes 5% =| F ey all sizes : euffs. Sizes 5% : : , * Fabric Gauntlets Regular $1.25 Value |89c Velvet ang Regular $7.50 Value Everette Slippe Regular $1.00 ret pi 82¢ i rday % made with a spe- a3 ssaverder ‘> e cial steel! shank; DAY, we offer ea black or brown felt Everette with i> kid in Oxfords padded elkskin — =a or S3-strap mod- soles; black, gray t ? els; sizes 3 to 10 and b E ‘ad in. AA to EE CI ee 53 | | (Second Floor, South. ) (Third Fieor, Nerth.) § é > 2 pe ‘ “7 Mores MAI FP ie 5 em Siemens » PR ea ian wt Wl) deo i WEP WAU Le ee a Await Or et ie” . ‘As. Pry For Saturday ’ Nd ; A q. ly?! Spike — in patent leather yt WM) or black e6atin Mitts widths AA to © (Second Floor, South.) in wanted ades Sizes 5'4 to # (Main Floer. North.) + Mal abe Hi tenmET To t-te cee (Main ae North.) NO LUM ey Te TS Ya ii * Big Ben Clocks Pa $3.25 Value $7 98 For Saturday Only, NUGENT DAY. we offer Big Ben steady or intermittent alarm Clocks, large plain Coro Pearls 4 § Regular $3.00 Value a i —— and $300, $2.10 Pr. Sizes 5--8 aa $2.45 Pr. B | ore NUGENT : For Satura {Pay ey P. “4 . yee Mantel ro imitation Pear! P . Well kn: . ner ‘ — Neckiace, the : ‘ nigh, emall bead com- + : TTT amoked elk. pat- ne ee Pan a cke! bined with larger i | Mf ent leather and a ~ + eur Gials, — r “ ones, of a beauti- = | p brown patent with & strike. cathedral Tie see : ful luster. =I fieldmouse top. (Main Floor, North. fi [F (Maia Fleer, Nerth.) ‘El gin | Watches 1 | Wrist Watches Sie $13.50 Value & ig Regular $10.95 Value $9.95 GA \$'7.45 Saturday £ : . 7 For Saturday » NU en T ; Only, NUGENT w offer 3 ‘é “r l : in DAY, we offer Watches in gold white gold-filled filled case, 7-jewel Wrist Watches, movement, en- jewel lever move- graved bezels, at- ment, rectangular style; guaranteed. ‘(Main Fieor, Nerth.) Praaatia BUD MDMAA Seo TEP * Sweater Vests =| a: Regular $1.00 Value Reg. $5 and $6 Values | Ditty Pair $9.65 f Sh 75c Each << Saturday For Satard ay we , . NUGENT NUGEN ae yr 0 wre )=Sséoffer we offer 7? = these children's Sweaters in newest & Biippers of warm — brown and wool with padded : | BT nD tractive diale; mixtures, | ‘ elk soles. Assort- £ - — Attendees eoaranterd. BS tailored with rein- i . es ed colors. = (Main Floor. North.) sa every Th he . = ek Bl Cancel ——_ AY TT Lat a i Pee HiT a Yee co aiee Gea od ht a eee a. sane South.) buttonholes. (Second Fioor. (Main Fieor, North.) Bocabell; Soap i Narcisse Perfume : i * Palmolive Soap § beard » Vegetal g sae Toot Paste Regular 50c Size ‘._F . = t o ' For Saturday oniy : : 2 a) Men’s Union Suits 7% B . Regular $1 Bottle =I Regular $1.50 Value ee oe Regular $2. pear Bottle m Reg. 10¢ Size, Dozen a 8 oer par. we of- 89c ce _ ey * 3lc NUGENT DAY. we of. 3le —. ’ $2. 2 Fes Sy : 3 ot ! a , ‘a 7 ay t y ' 4 Saturday Or k be , - ’ ) 2 : tk ath : Regular $1.65 Value; Ea. See ee oy; 79¢c | 2 3 ag Ren caeerime: 4 t. 05 | NUGENT DAY, we of &U | @ NUGENT DAY, we of- T7c Sie. png poe ne en: | ieee = ee A Bye A @ry th g 7 © ' {fer ' fer Wendys Nar ine 5 fer this Paim and Olive : ' Limit of 7 NUGENT Day? ran | te Bw — oe | io 4b. “tactory cut bar. Limit § Perfume; 1 oz. original bottie. im OF Soap. Limit of 2 dozen. - eas (Main Floor, North.) Main | | “(Maia Fleer, North.) mottled gray, long sleeve. ank- : le length. All sizes. (Main Fleer, Nerth.) | | (“Tcptel Conon] (San Rove Sop Df, Hai Bruhes | f+, Water Bot ’ = Regular 50c Value | I Reg. 10c Size, 6 Cakes he , eomaeBien pe Cat see ath Men's Guaranteed Sox 3 te For - cml onty, , For Saturday only, 35 | NUGENT DAY, we of- = xUG . 85¢ $1.50 act Sines Box of 6 ’ & DaY J NUGENT DAY. we of- 35¢ |. 1 NUGENT DAY, we of- Cc fer Hughes a apd Pure fer Soap for shampoo ; Brushes, ideal For Sat NUGENT way. “~~ O95¢ Hospital Ootten. & bath and — mn Lian ~ gE ang waterproof. offer six pair of men's Hose guatantesd for 6 months. tt wanted colors reinforced through out. (Main Fileor. North.) (Main ——— * Fak, Caer et ey 8 es oie a o-L8 eae ye sd Ne

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| 5 © Opaque Shades | Holland Shades 24x48 Rag Rugs | Rubber Door Mats | : Regular 75¢ Value © Regular $1.45 Value, Ea. Ragueer sll _ alue i Regular 75 Sad - ~~ 3 Ams Yas iy e ? al . an. soe. ere wwe be hoa ~ ms Hite em ——ae > -— = ok ~ , oe me i> ” 9x12 Velvet Rugs 3 § Royal Wilton Rugs # § } @ 4-YardLinoleum § | Pagal $49.95 oa 3 ae $105.00 vale | (i. * Sve Pre ng .: “~ vy 7 WT ee ao : Hifi| iD Tine Th tal es | Peet, Fe TENG Sed el oan LU Me th TT TRLG TITY GT ea A RM nT) Tit th UP | i ~ ‘Ab kalh bie ati . Ra er te ee ~~ — . a = ine = 4 = ? aT we, - ~ a - . “ [Leieb Panels @ | ins § & Drapery Damask $5.50 to $5.50 Values 2 8 Regular $2.95 Value us : eS ae ae. a on a | ve. J : ‘ tae i : trea) er oe Sting tae gn: te Seely: _ Drapery Pongee 7 ; } : * - Taffeta Pillows _ Regular 53c Vaiue anesthe — Value THNPOPEE ty Wty BUM 1 t ey etl, Third Fr oor. South. Sou Third Fleer. Seuth a Ye ee a a | See - Panel Curtains j | : | pery = 3 pery §& 4 Unusual Cretonnes % Resular $2.50 Value F . i = , : , 2 © » Regular $1.25 Vaiue iW ih UF Seite pee e+ - 4 Ah. ARES 6 ~ pete ee ol fe. +P ne tyr i eo ye ey ian / eee y & OR oa J ~~ & Tei Midd) Ue + ee ety A ts seoene ee pete We Table Lamps || : Boudoir Lempe | Regular $4.50 Vaize a i : : , Regular $3.00 Value Reg. $7.50 50 to $10 Values { 143 | a i ti. 3 TMI Ot a heel Sr reser Fourth Flee: ) agent Dat .. , —~ -- eee ——— * - Roudoir Accessories es $4.95 Vaiae IF Se tj te a »*» | &Stamped Pillowcases § § Silk Pillows Semned Dresses | Regular $1.25 Value : @ Regular $5.25 Vaiue : - Reguiar $1.25 Value ie BY itn ind geriande ‘n wus reas Mirror, 7 raya. Velour Pillows ‘ ; tog $i Saag Valuan, Each 3S5e¢ @ §3c Vaiwes, Each a mii aes 5 ’ ru r Of For Ss ‘ar — Satu 94 ‘air . - — aaa Om + : y > o.. 2 4 i. YUCGENT ~~" ; rs zr ® Seeutiful csiors and peEtternaa, _*c54 atte “Mais F"eer. Senth * 45¢ Sar” ped designs “hear quality ‘bin —~—r ae pank - ox Cain Pieer Setih. }

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° - - RT TR ET I OS EY 9. ata cha . 4 a — * - orm ——— . : La . : > x = St aate oy ai bean sat is ©& Le hh er bn te i Bed Lh Reg. $12.50 Values, Each Regular $2 Value For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY, we “6 Jo ter > po walk ing e t) Or linen Bedepreads, lace Timmed, full size hed. (Main Floor. Seuth.) _ For Saturda;s * 28% $9.50 Stamp. Infants’ Dresses Regular 69¢ Values, Each sor aturday Omiy : xvaunT “Day, “4 OC tiste, set in aeavas and yoke, short and long lengths. (Main Fleer, South.) *75¢ Mixing S Set GENT anf we offer good ne BIR sag Mixing Bowls with band decorations. Mountain Canary Birds. Fine sing- ee nem nfe TL bt Wl cue ‘ ' Be en es ee : » tI ~t! -. _ ‘7 “Ti ci ae | _ TTNTIUMG IMAM TL Pl) PTI Aso tL Lua AL Sad ie a he hey Ee a TET ka. Aa) EL kak a feu MALO EL! — Ue. I ft NUGENT DAY, we offer 85-lb. capacity eet Peet ee a att tiseue VIEL Ee peo + 7H THT ate the f round style, ivory finished Oages with seed guard around. aa Andirons _ Regular $6.50 Value $4.39 or Satur- any, NUGENT Y, we otfer Own And- irons of heavy cast iron. Dull black finish. Glass eyes. *Charred Kegs. Regular $3 Values 2 For Saturday, NUGENT DAY, we offer thé best white oak sap clear, charred Kegs in five-gal- long size. * 10c Toilet Paper 20 Rolls $7 .00 For Saturdar, NUGENT DAY. we offer fine silk Toll et aad ~ JOC eee eee —, ee ees - ee * NUGENT . we i offer famecy ransom china shape service for 12 persons. 109 Peer gee.) ' ’ ’ ’ ee Lr Laundry Outfits Regular os .60 Value For ery! vor we offer four = &-foot Clothes feet Keystone Hair Clippers Regular $1.50 Value For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY. we of- Laundry Stove mee $3.75 Value NUGENT ar pent offer — t iron t Hold cies. wash Ay gaa Stepladders Regular $3.00 Value For NUGENT under 3-Pe. Saticepan Sets | *Regular $2.65 Value Fe For ave AY, aan : Ever PAB F Sauce Sets of 1%, and 2% quart sizes. *Saucepans Regular 75c Values For NUGENT offer Mirro Pans, ished, dies. Gas Heaters Regular $30 Value For NUGENT offer Radiant noiseless, and radiate Bread Toaster Regular $6 Value Cups and Saucers Regular $1.35 Value regular size Hom- er Langhilin fine porcelain and : band derorations; firet eralities. Dinner Sets Regular $12.95 Value Saturday. GENT DAY. > wes tee AT ' ft we inforced bot- Ever BB wc =| ey) pent gate ee ply = a iit WTI oi. Ml * 7c Kitchen Klenzer 39c| NUGENT DAY. ie highly pol- 100 movable brass non-rust- lipped styite. 3-pint size. . min TT ’ 1 OPT aie ct tent AE —— R Medicine Cabinets Regular $5.75 Value a ei eC UAT Bee ee —— a - —— ) =| _ = =| va plate rm tr. pM ’ 7 © : ; TNT AeA EL DA Electric Irons Regular $5.00 Value For Saturday, NUGENT offer * Marion high-grade Felectric Toaster. Full nickel-plated. " t. THUR MDP ger * = ~-_— — - —— For Gaturdar. NUGENT DAY. e offer Pope 32-piece Breakfast Sets. eating ee I

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> 20ST-DISPATCH 4 . i vane ' ' e AY F t i ti ‘ ( it hell al * fr i ih ba sg sal | Ny ik, i ' iA : \ if ‘di | it i ie Bia : ct i WY 1H ey" « iis sae " | : = ; ysscild dials tenn NY A Wnnnnintitflinuineae a8) ~ Selee i ‘ i ” Lene. y eeusettnee, es? SMT Yi | . at a a We j each Yo #28 Wal. Comb. I —~ aren Suites Own Home etm Additiona $400.00 Values _ -1°289>° im or Saturday, NU- 41 GENT DAY,+«we offer beautiful Walnut Suites. 60-inch buffet. 8-ft. table, mohair solid walnut chairs: the 10 pieces, $289.50. With- out the server, $267.50. \\ SOIT nr iveeretterrensecedlSEPDUIMAUMEEENY gee 30 Mohair “sect Ed Suites (3 PIECES) \ $27 5.00 Values “ ‘ ; “ . “* ‘A ‘ = WN \ wi WANTED TNNTIAT nn OT CUMITDEARI ANAL AN ATTANi IID NNT NTNALTA Limited lot marred samples. Wilson, Wester and Davis make. Values eitt areeeg feats , eke seperee 7 tad eesgas we PY el ) == Ss | | *: Se 50 Occasional Chairs $23.00 Value 142 For Saturday. NUGENT offer these ilovelt mn" an agseortment of fat f er c ‘ BSS bane 2) Titi et paegere meqre’ hyhda pee grreray ' rt A \, Kor Saturday, NU- : SS LW WS C= GENT DAY, we offer three pieces covered in genuine taupe mohair with antique finish, hand-carved frame. par we offer finished Tablea, top covered. legs. PUNTA TIN NSU TTT TTT Te eso MMT eis ner an apravatdnplie bok Be cs Bayne Pines Bo "7 A se 4 / » DNATA HL MUTT IDA DT ODES UVTAA NOTA NAN H ~~ Codd eS Se ne Se SY Ss a re atit "peeg a jetties aot we ws Prins Son somata tnt poo Benly t LA. ‘ereaecer s'eegaret ’ Se. + 5. fm bane *, oftetihz fedex fe) Stra *t4e8 fRPGEe ira reseeeg MO ; aate i"? ‘t bine For Saturday, N GENT DAY, we offer three pieces upholster- ed all over in Jacquard velour taupe and blue. Brown mahogany fin- ish, hand-carved frame, $159.00. Bay This Saite on the Morris Plan, 50 Weeks to Pay +r > | attest®s. = Jan 6sbeReeveea ree St ‘ Quilt a8i 2 ee. ©s seleess © 15 Walnut Diior Been Suites (10 PIECES) NAAN iti 2 For Saturday, NUGENT DAY, we offer 45-pound all-laver felt Mattresres with art —. Twin of bet at 1:03, itr? at TMT Thy — rE — ET a I oy cere, ] ‘4 Rite * a tits Pon oe eo map TINNED ee pmegete TLL LAL bavei.¥ aD aia —® Saturday, NUGENT DAY, we offer 10-piece : YYT] ' ahha ee __ Weg Waln Inhning-Room ages’ rh? LOU _— ccomooreees — - Suite. "66-inch buffet, 8-ft. extension table velour-covered chadrs. Ex aquisitelv finished Hugnenot walnnt. “The Delite” is the sal cient Electric Washer @ Die-cast gears, bronze b drive (no belts). Equip and 4-H. P. Gen. Electr as TITy — —— 2 ] rs? po) Rougent Day (he : = “ i Ter ms: 7 icaniiilline abi 220i 2-0 Se, _ de" was =e eee) TT le 12 Wal. Comb. einnillinaes Suites $340.00 Values 215” For Saturday onlr, NUGENT DAY. we offer a beautiful Rock- ford Suite in Ameri- ean finish. Buffet, ta- ble and six chairs and china closet, $215.00. TOIT tn nen LST SMM SM an tif AUNT Ld | Tr ( / i) - 2 AIT iPPARLTUED LLinattacesre ae)? -. trts a | r i ole eerie) | it) 16 Mohair Listes » Room Suites (3 — a - oP” For Saturday, NUGENT DAY. we offer comdination gum and maho@any Desks, antique finish $245.00 Values LUOMEDEUE AND MNHI INNO NNIMITS ee ini juslll ee LT sedaal Ce cas UMNTUUAH ANTM aeeete TT inant beai.* efits aegers ~ “‘ For Saturday, NU- GENT DAY, we offer a luxurious 3-piece rose taupe Mohair Living- Room Suite for $186.50 if TTDI ted eae "| SMT CUMIN

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er Can - pa cs es, ey, a a .. 4 = 2 Ny aey x ~ = a P| Nan. 2. Cow oT. _ a - ~~ o : S So PARE OCA EERE GER Ie EPS ES ET, ETERS ME SE ee eae ae ene ae aerate 5 3 he * $ 2 * 2 - : >. ve a am a SE ge OS i a ee eS ag ys Suh stste ead 7 Limited lot marred samples. Wilson, Western Electric fe | p= {| antee, new and have attachments. Tab] }> and Davis make. Values up to $85. i = =! Regular $60 value. ° ANDY) : i ge * x : ee Sol d on . ’ 0 $ 50 4 fs a eat SE KEES ns | 122 He ee Club Plan S, 1; Allowed for Y a 'z4 | u Vso) | aut} ¢ owed for ! our or _ j fe | > oS — eleladr tH aT | ; “ip UU TT OMT Te bend Say finished Tables, E x leath - - pee . top > STette ~~ =. Pisce — a ae : it SK OS OR RE? Oe RRR SRPMS a 6«(legs. ee Collapsible ; - & i = ee Se a - — er. SSE D li M °. | 4 : yy ~ oe ee ee g i — — rages 8 | elivers Any achine | and $1.00 Per Week Pays the Florence Electric Balance (ptt Rotary, Console, Desk BNE — _ Cabinet or Portable TT] SJ Regardless of Age or Condition, on ue | NEW WHEELER. | WHITE ROTARY raul Rota orence ry, new 28 of these well-known New Wheeler. 4-d ) White Rotary, the ‘See automatic drop-top gold- makes, in 5 and 7 drawer | Vibrator Sadiinia at: ELECTRIC CONSOLE 7 my with attachments and én oak: 20 year guaran del R J F } teed, d and will - aU- -| models. | Renewed ‘and | ¢, a ; Davénport ee eenmens and, year Console model illustrated above, the latest model embodying the leading features, ¥ give years of service. tee, all attachments. guaranteed. ruarantee. , , ; ‘ , 48-Inch 6 large bobbin-automatic tension release, instant stitch control. The case is American Tables ; $ 4 7 29 °G 72 $ 5 72 ?i-- 2 46: walnut, large drawer space. This beautiful Console table can be used aside from its _ $18.00 Value sewing purposes—as a radio, dressing or davenport table. By simply lifting the lid, a $ | m + ° WE TEACH YOU IN YOUR HOME AT NO ADDITIONAL COST | the electrically driven Rotary is ready. KAMAL A T AR co ccRART ACR M AL AA TAMARA SA AAA AA TA RADIO SETS Gut Sample models—all guaranteed’ to bey ' mechanically and electrically perfect. Saturday, NUGENT DAY only. Neo-Dyne—5-tube tuned Radio $36 95° Frequency Set. Regularty $62.50.. Py Less Accessories Day Fan Radio Receiver— .% iy | ) 3-tube Set. Regularly $98.00 $49,502 > >. = Less Accessories ~ \ LUT —v * te Stee eae Sistitz ase, pave.» Day eatyaey, NUGENT Iw gum and mahogany tables. , : | . : 200 Console ; Phonographs M at Regular $60.00 Value a 7. ! \ BA A \ \ * Y AN WR QA . 4 ! i HC . ¥* \ . AS : — se a ——— : = = ‘ Wi Py —_ \ i ' > ee tel oe S tbiiniahdl ——e — S aeeeelll tiatioall ie Cee Socata nal iaaeaell a al ell ete ad = OES a aeaeel titel ened ee es Sana rer Demian [ aitendll 7 A eal cial cad ee — ae mit 4 Den brie iW lad \ Ay \l a \ f | ‘ : ; Mi \ a i a | , A \ \ \ oo. A | N\ pe bis ) Bsa Pies we ee Made in beautiful two-tone ma- hogany and walnut finish. Each in- strument equipped with Radio Tone Arm and Radio Compartment. T : . | : Guaranteed two-spring motor. a les ; > \ 3 K Plays all make of recordg. $4.95 Value , > | Terms—$5.00 Cash and x 00 88 : Balance Monthly ; = ff - | : (Nugents—Third Fléor, South.) Lui ii ae ce For Saturday, NUGENT = | es . % Terms:$5.00 Cash, and Balance Monthly (Nugents—Fourth Floor, South.) Kr Day Fan Radio Receiver—4- Mohawk — One-dial Workrite Aliro-Master — 5-tube Radio tube Set. control—5-tube Radio Receiver. | Frequency Radio Receiver. Reg- $98.00 Shean $74.95 | se0.00.. Less Accessories Less Accessories { ' west } ‘ <. ef et — : Be eS ——- | Oe AAT AA ALAM Amplex Radio Receiver—5- | tube Radio Frequency al Workrite Neutrodyne—5-tube R lar! Radio Recel ; 995.06... $39.95 Ranteesh Beane: “« $49.95 Less Accessories | Le’s Accessories AST LA MMT eT ce NEN CN Special NUGENT DAY Demonstration Model B-5-2 Frigidaire This is a complete cabinet model Frigidaire, in which a single cylinder, air-cooled mechanigm is‘built into a specially designed and constructed cabinet. The Model B-5-2 fills the need for dependable refrigeration at a very low price. The cabinet is remarkably compact and is quickly and easily | pret . poe i with one and one-half inches of ee corkboard. e food compartment is so arranged that it Specifications provides ample capacity for the needs of the average family. Food Storage Capacity—Over 4% cubic feet. Exterior Dimensions—26% inches wide, 22 inches deep, 59% inches iss) 8 high. Ee | Making—36 cubes H ga oeee Number of Trays—Two—for mak - . ~ . EconomicalS® Electric Refrigeration ing ice or frozen deserts, ' Cl li iA WALL PAPER » 50,000 Rolls At Savings of _ | One Nugent Do 14 to WA [is The season’s new patterns, suitable for bungalow. or mansion, in hundreds of designs and colors to choose from, at remarkably low prices. 10c to 15c 18c to 25c¢ 30c to 49c Values Values Values 5c 9c 15c Roll Roll Roll Three exceptional groups of Tapestries; two-toned effects and dainty-bedroom Papers. Kitchen blocks and granite. eds. Full and twin sizes. FSS Washable Bedroom : Pp remier Duplex oc gl tom The Vacuum Cleaner Besar 25c to 35c Values 45c Value = ES ms “ee Double Action P lus Saturday Varnished and waxed for Many novelty and repro- = CM PRR F or Saturday Only, NUGEN T DAY J . NUGENT DAY bathroom or kitchen. Roll,| duced patterns. Roll, = Ses : a Motor-Driven Brush * Only = ] 8 : = | Pee Stop slaving! At these low terms no = can = _o 3 A afford to .delay longer the purchase the o ad es = — [ee Sweeper-Vac.. Every day without it is just one , fe x With a ball-bearing motor p in: | = Imported Papers, | —_ more day of drudgery. It is the most useful of 100 Double f . | sure years of smooth running, with- 2 | all vacuum cleaners. The only cleaner for all : | out need of oiling. With powerful housecleaning. Deck Springs § 4 : ~~ # a ae an ea a $15.75 Value : 4 yh suction to get the deepest embedde | : Lifetime Service Pledged-by Its M _ $ 95 ‘ 7 P= dirt. Anda motor-driven brush to 7 if | : | O— : : capture threads and Iint. The efft- ; 4 . Ask about this li unequalled : cient cleaner. : = Please Bring Measurements ¥ ¥ guarantee. It you a perma- | ; z= Expert Paperhangers Furnished i padi nent investment in housecleaning ef- *. *. Pitti Litssie TiliE LL TO On MA uit tu AANA gL CA Hii 8 ARN CAM ii ttf! i iT i Cabinet—Plywood, with smooth exterior surface. — Finish—High-grade white iN - » FI ena ‘ ugents—F ourt oor. For Saturday, NUGENT DAY, e offer graceline bi ‘ : italia atecra cate Fe, panel A LALLA MTA eR HC Ti Years of Use With No Oiling! { ' Special ALE A oe A AT AA , we offer ¥% . Deck Nene 8 deo al ec 7. (== : win ae gS | bey tga ce a reir ; ; (Nagents—Third Filcor, South.)

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= STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. Ranger Super-Heterodyne | _ | Ray-O-Vae Twins in ra ' Chateau kid G oun [Fi wre zg all (Messrs. Wildey and Sheehan) — — $9.9 eel (D Seiten @ These — radio entertainers wil! be im ene i | ais | Bee 4 Section Saturday Detween 1 and 2 o'clock. You ¢ q 3°" arrivals in tos “eG mart = @ A remarkat group ‘ 7 Ranger Super- , cordially invited to hear them play and sing ¢ = novelty zt - ~~ ring an es i a al era ye ¢ Cea oe eae en es re > = ahbibee tarsi ’ 7 : + , ~ . : mar } arranged for | | parts at halt price. Choice of parts, with the ; —Yor any of these offer- | @ P . . . ' | = ~ ae Real os * ~ us > - . ‘e- ie 7 Set purch Ss exception of ioud gepeakers, batteries. vacuum ings, Wiis Of 1 Beige oe ; $8 00 : . -) : ' . ont i @uring this sale | | tudes, headphones and speaking units, at.. ly and carefully ae) | } | Value... ——— | @ An extraordinary saving on a @ Rubber-cosed Storage Bat- Another Remarkable Opportunity to Share Saturday Is This Offer of Speaker renowned for chuamnens aud ‘ertes, guaranteed fudl strength } volume of tone; .equipped with ad- ~ ? - = > gn. ~~ . . . . = und leakproof: 6-volt am jJustable unit. Hear them in demon- Henne» | Freed-Kisemann Radio Sets = | === Complete With Equipment and Installed in Your | brandon’ new Vired speaker | Timmons Load “Speakers & $5.95 to $7.50 Valine Fresh “B” Batteries | nt. — Home—$137.50 Value Danae wera $7.98 Zacire cine. SRE @ 1200 pairs of women's me Special at. Special at . v eight Silk Bloomers, 221.-Volt 45-Volt Dry Cell hea. vy weig peep 6) | Le “ A — = | Potter PRET S Herald. Speakers tan. sand, green, on aac Sach | i =. fs , zi . | $15 Potter Cabinet Loud Speak- A popular type of Leud Sam grav, navy and other colors. | 7: ; 7 | i . + | ers—rernowned for ~ _ using horn. 12.5 pat: >] i. G 2 Q 2Qe . ie ' clarity and volume. $5.95 value. ~ > « ee . | ‘ zs r sf a ° @ A newly arrived shipment of fresh “B” Batteries, tapped and fully guaranteed. The three groups are, respectively, 22%-volt in S6-aet inten and Bas-0-Wac Ory colic. ‘2 gy -tube Freed-Eisemann Set, priced $90 ] ot re your own batteries overnight—with Valley Cl ft Priscill. cluding eqwipmen: id $195 _ $125 without equipment. . -. 7 | operating expense is verr small. Will charge both “A” ame” | Flesh Value roe @ The widely discussed new Freshman “B” Battery Eliminator: | _ Model FE-30 + Model NR 7 | gear a ON ee ee len thee ey: POA OETA tone ENTE Mo oe - ‘ b ‘ iat in "ye SE-ET Ps Ss Pie Poe TON: hy é ot - v Ape a hes Pte 7a a 2ST RR ee Re Cee ee, bat =) aE @ The models that are most widely wanted, tn table or cabinet stries, artistically designed, spiendidly dbullt and finished im tones to harmonize with modern furni- ture. Select the type you prefer, and save from 29% to 49%! 2 20% to 40% PET. cet, @€ Oniv two of bining service * ths ar | | Fit-All Cabinets i t Truly “all Te: 's a stage” that you may e enjo ¥ from your own living room—through the medium $22.50 : = oe. a a i And twater srg model 20 brings splendid access to all this field of entertainment. You | $14 95 Value $22 regular or omen owe com oye with 5 RCA or Cunningham tubes, Atwater mod- Adjustable to almost al! Phaatn Cabinets (as | “super-loop” Tables batteries, and aerial kit with lightning dio sets; cam be set ares WS mahegeay | cial? arrester. A radio sets; can be set ap : built especially for the workmanship, built be eee one of ae le largest concerns in the industrv. and taken apart without ; Snish ideal for Freed- | guper-heterodyge radis: Other Atwater Kent Models Without Equipment $18 a ae) ‘hie Caha: Stube Sets... Model 200, in Pooley cabinet.......... Eeake ‘hans wits [eet cen | es aa Ra@gio Tables with Special Cabinets, with Cabimets with specia! Model 19, 4tube Sets io | 116 i. .... Tas =: $39.95 — Rn ———=—=>=—=~—- $i ys a ; Og rt ee ee RE ee ~ ee ri eee — ne sot

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a “ FRIDA y wb F ——— a — ————— STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. we j loud speaker, Eveready or Bur- Pwithout additional] charge. e ’ ~~ > 3 : 2 ° —————————————J ac Twins in Pergon fe Chateau Kid Gloves | 3 St Denis Bath Powder | Wildey and Sheehan) i Priced, $9.95 . pw : | : | | oe earatgphgaay ote will he in our Rad F , | ee 0 ; , $1.00 Value, tween l and ? o clock. - io 4 5 = ; ‘ Saturday Seoee | to hear them play and oe ees b tew arrivals in nage es “ae baie 32 ) @ CA itely 4 4 aig ¢ etr 3 ing novelty sitvie lartes “a colors. All ' % 5 > vale . . - jnctmen as ee ~ — eons - - — piemaantline: = hae a a Petes ae ae Lf ae: An exquisitely ainty body P rd rith lasting an ; coil mints Steen | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Laraest Distributors of 3 ; delightful fragrance. Large metal container with dou- | - gives . | Cash sagt | ( : | | aest Distributors of Merchandise i APS ; ash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | al Ketail in Missouri and the West? | ne oe te: Soars ni bicsapean ~asesitanaedietiaatae ae . : : St SECO aspen ee cc ; 7 | a ~ +. ] - ’ . : ‘ - Our Misses’ Style Shop Accords the Widest and the Most - Advantageous Fall Selection of : ] fs ay ‘You Will Want to Attend One or Both of e | ae + = ‘Mme. Lydia Coates’ q / “Mme. Lydia Coates | LVYe [07 i} | Free Lect Hat ug Opportunities wil : ¢ The newest of authentic modes for all occasions—in so many charming interpretations for youthful figures that tend Saturday! 1 Claim || —ilustrated with The Madame Coated Mas- individual requirements may be most pleasingly supplied—- widely ranging prices being a feature that alwavs appeals. ‘ “A | ‘| ter Millinery models, with their chic distinc- . 1 tion, presenting picturesque lines, lovely col- “ ) ' “| orings, rich materials, smart trimmings and - ; H’ : . odel 812 P 1 entrancing effects. These models are not for 1SSeS Od S Isses rocks > 1 gale, but if you wish to copy one or more of ee x them— . at —Sports and Dressy Models at —Fall’s Many Accepted Modes at Madame Coates Will Teach You | ¥ Free of Charge $ » / You need only purchase the paper pattern of the model to 7 5 ay 5 to $ © 4% which you prefer and bring any materials you desire: —= tt will cost you nothing to cut, make, finish, line and i trim any hat. | : 2 A marvelously comprehensive collection — every Street, sports, afternoon, dinner and evening models, # ® Coat highly correct. Handsome fur-trimmed creations, featuring such new vogi : j 3 : t highly | : gues as the princess flare, bol P ey saeturas Kiele as eae; cone para pareve Race Bee: Poe ge Coats circular and perfectly straight tag gilt leather ‘ = oe day, Oct. 17, at 11 A. M.; subject “Trimmings,” and otner lashionabie Kinds. 1Z€5 0 Tone Speakers ..._.. $14.75 EE $15.95 . * ngale Radios - $59. ~m Receiver, offered with al! equip- 0 storage battery, aerial kit. guaran- inet loud speaker. oq a = . a y” Chargers 8148 overnight—with Valley Charger—tt’s all, Will charge both “A” and “B” French Chargers is | —-of vibrator type; low operat- § 5 Ing cost. $15 value. | es tg $10.95 Seenneeeeeen - . » g - e z xy ay Obtain ft Glove Silk Bloomers @ 1200 pairs of women’s medium and heavy weight Silk Bloomers, in brown, \gray, navy and other colors. All sizes. Third Floor '—with the craceful ‘pointex” heel feature; fine sheer D5 S@tality with silk tops; choice of several smart colors. . e) A Special Purchase—875 Pieces of g Silk Lingerie . $4.95 to $5.95 Values QD \ q A remarkable assortment of fresh, lovely garments— \4 ne \\ bloomers, gowns, chemises ea \ \ and step-ins, fashioned of \ BP yy\\ . | , x \ crepe de chine and radium | . . ~ . /\ - in six pastel colors. Tailored ie N kinds, and others trimmed = } SS : wifh nets, Val. and real laces. \ LV Third Floor Winter fabrics in black and the colors most favored. ; G | aw ay Misses’ Coats |; —a Featured Group—C hoice 53 \ ge 4g | Warm, soft fabrics in the beautiful 1 weaves that fashion most highly ap- es : proves for Winter—silhouettes that ete : are girlishly straight or expressing ma / i] the ‘‘flare’’ in.newest ways—hand- | Ag Dainty Dance Frocks —Many From Abroad—Priced at 25, to *125 some furs on collars, cuffs and bor- der effects and sizes 14 to 20. A wide representation of fashionable’ colors. Dehghtfully fashioned Frocks of chiffon, Georgette, metal bro- cade, crepe roma, velvet broche and exquisite combinations— som: of the imported models beautifully beaded. Sizes 14 to 20. \ Misses’ Suits —Two-Piece and Ensembles at "45 to *225 The youthful taflored Suits have short box, or seven-eighths coats, while the beautful ensembles! are in straight, flared and wrap modes, ele- gantly fur trimmed. A variety that affords pleasing choice for misses of different tastes and requirements. The shades mest approved for suite and sizes 14 to 20. | Fourth Fleer $5.95 to $7.50 Values........ 3495 sand, green, emerald, gray, dark » * os An Exceptional Offering of Women’s Chiffon Silk Hose $1.65 Value, Pair > ] 7 € 2400 pairs in tHis special group— full-fashioned in clear, even weave, with lisle garter tops. Match many of your Fall costumés from this as- sortment of colors: Gunmetal Moonlight Atmosphere Beige Priscilla Peach Flesh Nude Bran Zinc—and others “Pointex”’ Chiffon Hose al Baturday, *e ETSY ee wee ee es ee ee 2 eB 8 2 dds Exceptional Choice of Smart New Millinery | In our popularly-priced section—wide choice at $5 272 @ Our popularly-priced Section specializes in correct and attractive Hats at $5 and $7.50 In models, colors and trimmings the choice is unusual—one that it will pay you to see. Small, medium and large Hate—for any costume. Girls’ Hats —many from Paris—at $2.95 to $15 From chic Hats for school to exquisite Parisian models our assortment will delight —each individual Hat and the unusual variety being 9 most pleasing. Fourth Floor Main Fileor New, Turtle-Neck ' | .s | Z t | S % ; ee ail Braye * Pies a ine > “1008? ae Key Surety-s1x Pe © Only two of U) @ bining service wii eee <email LL LL A SHOES FOR YOUNG WOMEN The Utmost in Value at $6 ‘ess. as all Surety-Six Shoes do. Style 2167 \ Fall DOrsay Pemp of black velvet with satin collan stripping; aise in patent or tan Russia calf. Style 4211 A new seamless Uj) Ta Pump of patent W ith Pom pbhor orpamen*;, i in black and white satin. ‘es shown here—popularly priced, but com- Sweaters —of All-Wool—at € A smart type of Sweater that you will find most useful at this season—in color combinations that are extremely effective — all with the new turtle &s neck. Sizes 36 to 42. paz Women's heavy, all-wool rope stitch Sweaters. Priced $5 Feurth Mieor For the New Season—Wondrous Assortments of All That Mothers Require in Girls’ and Juniors Attire —the Newest Plain and Fancy Styles—“Values” That Will Appeal Greatly A A NS NI LOONIE PRALINE eg : ny ad $26 - LD fir Girls Frocks {¢ —for School and Dress—at ~) seen et o q Ra, eee? eee ...aee q¢ Hundreds of new, girlish Frocks-—— in two-piece, coatee, flared, straight- Smocked Coat Sets —Fur-Trimmed and Priced at 524% @ Beautiful little Coat and Hat Sets of blue or rose flan- nel with hand-smocked yoke, fur-trisimed collar and cuffs and snap-in lining. For tots of 6 months to 2 years. Baby Boys’ Coats Smart chinchilla modelg with red wool flannel or cotton sateen lining, pockets and beR; for tots $8 95 of 1 to 4. Special at ..... e $4 Bloomer Dresses, $9.85 Smocked, hand-drawn or embroidered Drésses of vari fabrics and colors and in cunning styles for tots of 2 te’ 6. © Third Fleer — b VW ad te Girls’ Coats ° —Plain and Fur-Trimmed—at_ | 315 to $115 q Smart Coats in wrap and flared ef- fects—collars, cuffs and revers of furs ONO Ce ee ER mE ee ene re ns and a forse say area - “gaa ade being very prominent: in plain shades, : Choma pide ar colorings. ‘A remarie_ isgaesee ylaids and mixtures, also Peter ably wide selection in sizes / to 17. | hompson models. Sizes’7 to 17. Flannel : Ruffles ages Broadcloth Squirre! Crepe Satin Embroidery Fawn Suede Muskrat Crepe de Chine Folds Vivette Wolf Twills Braiding Bolivia Fox Cotton Velveteen Smocking Chinchilla O possum —and others, as well Smart Collars and Cotton Velveteen Nutria as combinations. Cuffs —and others Beaver ; . . ; * : — School Dresses of jersey, balbriggan and flannel; sizes 7 to 14. Priced...... ..$5.95 and $6.95 Fourth Fleer | Very Effective Are These A Richly Varied “Special” of | ‘ Assorted Candy 75c Value, Lb., Age ~ 2-Lb. Box, 95c @ Such luscious sweets as caramel- cherries, newtons, me'bas, cocoanut batia, tutte recotch-marshmaliow, pe- can in cream—all chocolate covered, and other populer candies, aiso. Special, Lb. 60¢ V Lb. alee, 35c | a Many kinds ef centers thickly | Assorted iayer caramels, covered. with wholesome | wrapped butter caramels and milk chocolate, wrapped nougat. . Delicious’ Peanut Bar Freshly roasted peanuts in a crispy candy foundation, made of cane sugar and creanrery butter. Special 25¢ Saturday, the Ib. ...c«s«++5-s én caebsb da bua Wo keadsee Ls ee & pghiow Pe... . eS : ‘ Wig, SHES Petey " ee a. ra oe. ie a re sd . Pa xs rea Sie, i ict Bae, * Te ges Sg meen: Be — ieee z ri Ls = ¥ oa Se ae ne N Sy hee oe oe

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4 Weeden Po eee eres ; AP nl hat hase IA D6 wiomty NL DN Dees ong Ce ae ee es ON AO AORE RO Nil AMES ty a te] (rage Pappy, 5 « eb Hoa SRN HE PY erty ee og rontieyore Pie nteleitige: coe ~aStaendoag i eer m va . ' $ : 4 Doxde 2h we nee 2 v - . _ . es haan a) 5 —_—— . ’ . x . ‘ . wees oe hires Al os sls Anh ips gt a CEE Cher NE ie Bc. Hii deities late ie a ee ee ed ee Serf ee ga ree dy ~~ 2 A RE OT all ie al cog arene ye eatin been as Leet? Se eR AY a ae - ~- ~~ bps; Oe ae ee oe a ig % . ate aes ROR AG te ee or AS SRP rt Pe BE Sea SSE = sorte es a ” » . a . i eu ‘ . a . , ee Sa ee ee oF Pete Senn . ns oe = Sgt Le Re ¥) " ate 5 can : eS MRS 5 BRT NO NENOT 19 eR pete ped igh pate VMs a ihe Sh ie er teen gd eee 2 2 Oe OH :a eo eer ec ee Se & : we a es an a aes i ER ie wre ees! eS Eh tT cust the 147% CUTS GREASE No More Rubbing anata a lag eae of your 2 ns! just nad enough C ‘oe Ammonia to your dish water to make it fee! “slippery” and the grease dis- appears! Be sure to get C. C. PARSONS” Been ange, tear the hte type should oe cual wherever you use soap and water. All Grocers and Department Stores PARSONS® HOUSEHOLD SET OF TEETH. $10 UP DE 3. GRABER e7) neon in right on ar: auto trip | will open, it was set out, from ‘ &. | > he ULES LAD DOWN F CITY MARKET TENANT Cleanliness Emphasized in Reg- | ulations, Copies of Which Are Given to Staliholders. The $5 gstallholders and tenants of the new $1,000,000 Union Mar- ket, which will open probably Nov. 7, appeared in the Board of Public Service hearing room, iast night.’ where they were presented with coples of a set of reguviations, de-, ‘signed to promote efficiency and insure cleanliness In the display and handling of products. The regulations were presented by Associate Comptroller Cunning- | ham, representing Comptroller Nolte, and C. S. Butts, engineer. | representing Director of Public Utilities Wall Present also were Ray Alexander, the new market Taster, and Charies Kamp of “leveland. technica] adviser in the éesiening of the market >» 3 ~ 3 + Thirty-four regulations were set | out. announcement being made that additions might be made at the suggestion of tenants. The market) m. to 7 p. m. from Monday to Fri- day. inclusive, and 7 a. m to $ > m. on Saturday. No goods may be moved except during these heurs. and admission will be denied after the closing hours. It is further provided that ne ée- livery wagons or trucks may be parked in the basement Broker ! hoxes and wrappings must be stacked at a designated point for removal by the city. All deltver- ‘hhh Mudd tat tet RRRRERE ERROR SRE RECEP OL Cee Se Pe eee eee 2 2 —, SIXTH and CEWiliiams | ... Shoes for All the Fomély» EAGLE FRANKLI Redeem I STAMPS This That Sells the Famous Buster Brown SHOES Is the Store All-leather Shoes made on sensible yet graceful lasts A Girls’ Two-Tone Boots &4 to rr Spring Heels $4.00 Misses’ 11% to 2 $4.50 Giris’ Sizes m Tan Only $5.00 A smart new Buster Brown model. Patent vamp, gray elk top; or tan calf vamp, field- mouse elk top. Foot-shaping last. Rubber heels. Beys’ Drees Shoes Sizes 12% te 2 | Sturdy all-leather Shoes in broad balloon toe. Made of light tan calf. Tiger storm welt. Rubber heeis. Boys’ School Shoes Sizes ro to 17% $2.50 Sizes r to 6 $3.00 light tam color. Made over broad square toe last. Rubber heels. . j The Famous Hi-Kick Shoes For Men and Boys Men's Heavy Work Shoes We carry a complete line of Work in weights and styles suitable to ew All leases will be on a month!ly/ All scales must be on the counter basis, and the tenant must deposit in full view of the customers, and stand nightly. & month's rent in advance. The mention is made that public scales pleyes must Ae 5 eS oad Buy Economy 6% Shares } ies must be in the basement, or the} market master must approve all | will be stationed at various points, , always appear clean. “Remember. | the rules comment. an | Locas avenue loading platform. shelvings, and ne unsightly or where the customer may verify the; c will bring you trade,” | form is strictly forbidden. : ' Leases on Monthly Basis shabby fixtures wifl be permitted. weight of the purchase. wa “~Gr@e iG WuRLITzER BULLETIN» a _— ELECTRIC $205 Grand Pianos The remarkable resalts obtained by this new up- te-date type of Pianc which plays with perfect expression, music rolls recorded by master pianists, is causing many persons to exchange Net Made by. But Guarzuteed by Each tenant must clean up his) ' ; : : : ’ , A Saper-Safe Investment Since 1887 The Economy Building and Loan Association is a mutual co-operative company, chartered by the State of Missouri, amd operating under the super- vision and control of the Missouri State Depart- ment of Finance. It Ras an authorized capital of $2,500,000, and for 38 yearsthrough wars, pamics and financial de- pression—has paid uniform dividends of 6% per annum compounded semiannually, March and Sep- tember. Economy 6% Shares offer unrivaled security and a most profitable return. Send for Free Booklet—“A Pocketbook of Profitable Facts” - = i li { | A > ti ee i ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILLE YEAR—1925 ee j 4 ag oy aot x” i #3 2a ce ae Sd e: _ - a - og of patent leather with $6.00 Pair a iris’ Model sketched for the larger bey = wearing size x 6 Of tan calf ballcon ~ last, = sole. (Other sty for-small bors, Sm S$ to 13%s, at bs ‘ ~ Ce BP. deel bp Oe oa 7 a ye t + - _ i Girls’ Shees Sizes 11%. to 2 $5.50 Pair Styles for girls from about 7 to ll years Model illustrated@®is of brown calf with appli- que of naco tan calf. Half-imch heel, rubber Eft Suitable fer misses. Oter styles $5 Children's Footwear Fashion Shop—Second Floor. — ” - peer: sain a : BER +4 = i aan Gifts UR Giit De- partments very properly contend that it is a mistake to confine the sub- ject of Gifts te Christmas. Every- day thou- sands of peopie have occasions for giving. and every day might be hrismas so far as comcerns this store's collection of Gifts! Be it 2 substantia’ Gift or some tri- fing afirmation ef friendship, you can find it here, readily and right in price. SCRUGGS VANDERV0OORT- BARNEY time Saturday, adda lection of Misses’ Wis weather making their Wi voung women will find 4 time to make their select \ TITH many new arrit Cc An outstanding feat original wars they int Each Vandervoort Mi smartiv individual note. flares, fur buttons, Que mushroom collars, unust and flared euffs are im: nrineess made of fitted B tiltra-<mart. @ Both flared and stra rich velvet fabrics and : of Natural. Sable and & Squirrel and Beaver. 2 shown. Sizes 1 - We Also Specialize for the Sm 7 =. Just In—A Ne Collegiate 56-23 5] Rubberized and Oil selection of colors and & Misses’ Cont &

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FRI DAY, a OCTOBER 16’ Led bi cid AY, — OCTOBER 16, 1925. . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —Ss-_:‘17 or — bbacco in any (Sstrday s Week-End Candy Special a 1 Lb., 50¢ 2 Lbs., 95e Assorted milk and dark Chocolates, Carame! qhiris, Wrapped Caramels, Brazil Bonbons. Candy Shop—First Floor. BOTHERED Wi LARGE PIMPLE Hard, Red and Sc, Scal ? Lruogs Vraeaoo Burney ESTABLISHED 1850—DIAMOND JUBILLE YEAR—1925 Player Rolls, 45e Each »S-note Word Rolls; all the late hits, tnclad- ing: “Let Me Call You Sweetheart”; “Yes Sir, That's My Baby”; “Mammy, the Best Friend I Ever Had”; “Susie”; “Don’t Briag Lula.” Player Rell Shop—Sixth Floor. % ItchedBadly, Heals Oe Le - — Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday, 9:00 to 6:00 Olive to Locu#, From Ninth to Tenth EE and sent for » using a few times I nan 4 -| Provement go Purchased r aa after using one Cake of Gua UR Gift De- partments very w~ @® ‘ 7 stom I wae bevel, ution > properly contend and Elmira Gagnon, Hubbell, iM gl | that it is a mistake Clear the ye on to confine the sub- ject of Gifts to Christmas. Every day thou- sands of people have occasions for giving, and every day might be Bright-Colored Chrismas so far as — | zee noe Dept E. Raktg Afro Ld Cuticura Shaving Stick 3g” & - & - sd NE me me -~ ers concerns t h i Ss Chrysanthemums store's collection , .The Smartest of Gifts! , New Boutonniere APP to the chic of your Be it a substantia! Autumn costumes. with Gift or some tri- one of these new shoulder . ‘ ‘ ; flowers—a large, very nat- live to Locust, From Ninth to Tenth 2 fling afirmation of ural Chrysanthemum, which ie friendship, you can we feature Saturday in many warm, vivid Autumn tones. ™ find it here, readily and right in price. ! ' §CRUGGS-. 5 He VANDERVOORT- | BARNEY Attractively priced Millinery Accessory Shop— Third Floor. 00k for Buster’s pic- urein every pair—it as- ures a smart version the juvenile mode. a because they good looks; _ moderately IS ages. Satisfactory Choice Awaits sr Misses’ Choosing Winter Coats ce ea From the Individual Styles Time models. _and Large Assortment Here st color com- . | ; developed 1 to ITH many new arrivals, shown for the first st. Louis; of time Saturday, added to the wonderful col- xceptionably \ lection of Misses’ Winter Coats—and colder weather making their warmth very agreeable—- young women will find this a most satisfactory time to make their selections. % Sl : /@ An outstanding feature of these Coats is the | . Original ways they interpret the latest modes. 1 © Each Vandervoort Misses’ Coat has some |g " smartly individual note. Fur revers, fie rodet | ‘flares, fur buttons, Queen Anne, Tuxedo and M mushroom collars. unusual borders, cape backs # and flared cuffs are interesting details. The | rincess mode of fitted bodice and flared skirt is tra-smart. ‘@ Both flared and ‘straightline Coats sponsor rich velvet fabrics and elaborate fur trimmings of Natural. Sable and Silver Fitch, Fox, Wolf, Squirrel and Beaver. Coats without fur are also shown. Boys’ Shoes $6.00 Pair Model sketched is for the larger boy gy! wearing size 214 to = | 6. Of tan calf with f balloon - last, welt sole. Other styles for-small boys, size 9 to 13%, at $4.75. =. Sizes 14 to 20 H. - We Also Specialize in Becoming Styles no. for the Small Woman Big ga — Wa TNE Z on tei Non 2 ~~ y. - * +. ’ ety > = | Just In—A New Shipment of é Collegiate Slickers | a S1yp2s $7623 , Rubberized and Oil Skin Slickers in a complete y Selection of colors and sizes from 14 to 20 years. Misses’ Coat Shop—Third Floor. Gifts Two Groups of Junior Girls’ Tailored Double-Breasted Winter Coats Featured Saturday 18 to. 17 years. even ta J At$29,75 and$35. At $45 AUNTY double- WAGGER, mannish breasted Topcoats in Coats of 100% Cam- sty’ soem deerona at $29.75 and in | el’s hairin small two-tone ‘) chinchilla at $35, Smart | checked effect; double- velveteen collar and silk | breasted, belt -in - back lined throughout. Sizes | style, full silk lined. Sizes 13 to 17 years. i Other New Winter Coats : —for the junior girl of 13 to 17 years, including richly fur-trimmed styles; many developed of beautiful vel- vety pile fabrics. Prices Range From Z $1922 wo F115 Lovely Fur-Trimmed | Girls’ and Juniors’ Dresses Winter Coats For School and Better Wear Features Smartest Styles and Materials For the Little Girl of 6 to One and two piece balbriggan Dresses, in- ont 10 Years cluding the newest smocked, appliqued and a’ oped of warm suedine or and crepe de chines. gray squirrel, opossum or | Friced light fitch. $5.95 $9.75 $15.00 $25 to $35 Girls’ Shop—Third Floor. . __| animal motif trimmed models, satin crepe $25 and $35 _- Dresses in-eton and flared styles; velvet- . eens trimmed with metal or pearl buttons, fine twills—some with batik ornamenta- Pretty new styles, devel- tions, pretty challies, with hand stitching embroidered in bright campus cloth and trimmed | colors are shown Saturday —in all the with snug little collars of | Autumn shades. Sizes from 6 to 17 years. % a? ! Tris One anit Fwo Piece Sports Dresses Second Floor Sports Shop at $16.75 and $19.75 ‘THESE new Sports Dresses attractively priced at $16.75 and $19.75 offer many smart selections in one and two piece styles. They display equally wise choice in their materials, too—there are Balbriggans Crepe de Chines Flat Crepes Jerseys Velveteens Twillcords and Twill and Satin Combinations—Shown in the Most Popular Shades—Sizes 14 to 42 Jerseys Smocked in Bright Autumn Tones —are included in this assortment. This is one of the smartest new sports modes. Other jaunty, tailored new Sports Frocks, $10.95 to $79.50 Sports Coats Over Sports Dresses, of Course With the arrival of cooler weather, a Sports Coat becomes a most important member of your wardrobe—you'll like the swagger new models of imported tweeds, mixtures and plaids. Single and double breasted styles. Some fur trimmed, with collars and cuffs of beaver, raccoon, squirrel, wolf, fitch and fox. Many relieve their mannish severity of line with the new back flare. Prices range, $16.75 to $135. Sports Apparel Shop—Second FPioor. ‘ Charsotstied Fabric Gloves Are Fashionable and Serviceable | Pair ‘THESE Gloves wash well, wear well, fit well, and though they are moderately priced, yet they have style features one expects to find in higher-priced types. Turn-back cuffs, embroidered in two harmoniz- ing color tones. A harmonizing shade for every costume; Tortoise, Mode, Skin, New Mode, Mastic. Glove Bhop—First Floor. Practical and Smart | Sun-and-Rain | Umbrellas | | | pees eo Each | \ | TIMBRELLAS of Gloria cloth; a service- | | able, good-looking silk-and-lisle fabric, | with 14-inch satin borders. Made in the 10-rib style with smart handles, amber color | tips and stub ends, and cord arm-swings. | Spread amply wide when open; short and | stubby when closed. A good Umbrella for girls going to school, or when an inexpensive Umbrella is preferred. Umbrella Shop—fFirst Fieor. 30 MORE MASONIC | actions Against | Saboeiie Who! Have Failed to Pay Pledges of $1250. / | Thirty additional suits were filed | In Justice of the Peace Moor’ a court yesterday against persors who have failed to pay their sub- | | | Grand boulevard. Otis L. Clonts, attorney for the ‘cently filed similar euits against | 50 persons. He plans to file 39 |} more such sults tomorrow. Clonts | said 12 of the persons sued recent- ly have made good their pledges and suits against them have been dismissed. The suits filed yesterday seck amounts rangipg from $15 to $125. The total amount sought is approx- imately $1250. The cases were set for trial Nov. 3. ~ Those sued and the amounts sought follow: Myrtle Abbott, 1420 South Grand boulevard, $20; Phillip Aberson, 1217A Biackstone avenue, $50; Harry M. Abrahams,, 1103A Louisville avenue, $50; Wal- ‘lace B. Acton, 6946 McPherson av- ‘enue, $25; Lyman M. Addison, 5506 Wren avenue, $49; EF. Balbin Jr., 706 Chestnut street, $70; Otto L. F. $50; Lessing Alch, 4018 Connecticut street, $25; Dr. Clarence Alden- derger, 5768 West Florissant ave- nue, $100; N. E. Allen, Petroleum Corporation, $45; R. Q. Allee, 4502 Eichelberger avenue, $17.50; Dr. J. H. Allen, 2330 South Grand boule- vard, $36; Frank P. Alloway, 4745A McMillan avenue, $50; Arthur T. Althoff, 4133A Connecticut street, $50; Alex Altmann, 2879 Natural Bridge avenue, $20; I. V. Amer- man, 6811 Cabanne avenue, $100; Andrew J./ Andresen, 4059A McRee avenue, $75; Joseph J. Angelly, 2706 Salena street, $15; Edward F. Appel, 5332 Nottingham avenue, $27; Jordan H. Apperson, 3551 Po- tomac street, $135; George W. Apel, 5231 Thrush avenue, $25; Mrs. El- eanor Appelget, 1256A Aubert ave- nue, $24; Harry B. Argo, 6240A Theodosia avenue, $40; E. 8S. Arm- strong, 4471 Gibson avenue, $30; Ethel Arnall, 3455 Osage street, $17.50: Werman Aronberg, 5630 Pershing avenue, $50; Edwin F Aufderheide, 3121A South Jefferson avenue, $25; and A. T. Averill, 4957 | McPherson avenue, $25. | How TEMPLE FUND OUTS Albrecht, 4251 Ashland avenue, |. ADVERTISEMENT Doctors Treat Colds and Flu To break up s cold overnight or to eut short an attack of grippe, in- ‘finenza, sore throat or tonsillitis, physicians and druggists are now recommending Calotabs, the purified and refined calomel! compound tablet that gives you the effects of calomel and salts combined, without the un- pleasant effects of either. One of two Calotabe st bé@-time with a swallow of water. pao all. Me — .| no nausea vn the slightest | scription pledges to the new Ma- | or work or pleasure. Next with your ee ‘sonic Temple, which is being butit | ——. 2 ~~ onl —) is oy on Lindell boulevard, just west of | | feeling AN wary sae aes for breakfast. Eat what & family containing fu!! Get | directions, only cents. At any Grug Masonic Temple Association, re-/ store "SPECIAL — —_ me legal, Mai — BEGONIAS F r esh, vigorous plants, crowded with ‘beautiful flowers. A long lasting plant for home decorations, Delivered GRIMM & GORLY 712 Washington = COM nel coke. Charcoal & Kindling BUXELL COAL CO. oh Sechts beer cae \ ———EE ~~ Sian oa Right Prices | WEAR THEM WHILE PAYING aa % a . — a = ase =s - { 4 f t oe .« s § a ' : $e ; . + 7 | : ) iS ee. s 8 : ’ s b 4 Bhs * x fh: s t 4 * ; ‘ ? 5 ‘ = ? + > + - ~ - , : Pek A ee Se, eas Fe Phe: Sis ae Sa pe re ae : oy. tess Faso a ee 9 Tee Sat Sate PE a er Ge va : ' Ps : c ye : . ae, id bd 1) 4 Oo en pale Ad - * 7 , ae ‘ 3 EH oy YF ly . a i" % ‘. i. - ‘ » bn - ‘ or u 4 / , . ’ eror . . tab Oe Ses " “ ‘ ~ _ a | _ ~ ' Pays i) om, RE ae Arey . BS OS LE, NETRA SEN A ER, AO OEE Nt ET SOT LC TNR EE ORC ae -

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Fee ne hn SO Lee ME oar Ol peiye, ; cS Th ~ meals, or wponm retiring. A nour- easily assimilated Food-Drmxk which, at any hour of the day or night, selieves faintness or bumger. ~ western Electric swiftest and , EPISCOPAL BISHOP OF LONG LAND DES 2 toh Rev Frederici Bur The Rignt oa FF « fating wt 4 Pete “-* ~_ — : ice f jwer ~ 4 ws ~~ * & & — ~~ Diocese im UL. 4. =“ 7 / ~ ii 7 Sy Leased Wire From the New York Rurras ©f the Pe Eniccon 2 - eve in the Inited States. died heart disease iast nig n the r ory of the Cathedral of the Imcar nation arden City, L. I. where he m hic home we was ta rears olq and had been Bishop for * a 4 wears - reas His frur soms were hits 2B eSf@« whem *>e2 em4t esame TY .-~ ~ - — eo - MmISI0 Ff OPureSess Bas Be zi = - - ~- — . oe oF ~*~ o . Saher ws: —> 5: severe - BTL ACR i203 “a °“7 eas ser 72° for eerTrer ~ . > months He sowly regained Stremeth and early gin September - ~ a - a _ a egre t¥~e e oo Sey Ta =| -_ I =. > — . ow -_ ~ » Vast MiAaRiITEe io Dl iTGs an he was again stmecKet > Weeks ago The R Dr. Ernest M. Stires 7 > rector of St. Thomas Church. New Yor sho wes ected Rishor C . _ a4 ZZ = se | 7s (ss Ris “ r te 4 = o 2 _™ * %, > > an | Pee. -_ - = Re al +4 - T 7 - “? > n~ -.- & ' _ — ee 4 €.2f _ — _ 4 > assume the é@uties as Bishonr : he Longe Island diccese. Bishop Burress was bors Providence. R. I He attend=4 Brown CUntversitr. where be r:2- ceived his degree in 1873 A®@er jeavring Brown Untversity he at- tended the General Theologica! Seminary tn New York and studied for a rear tn Oxford Tn:- Tersitr im Exmgiazsd Cambrid-+: University gave him the LL D eree in 182° He was ordained a Deacen ‘n 1278 br the Bishop of New Ham>- shire and a rear later. after be had been. orcained a priest br the taée Bishop Clark, he became @eacon ‘2 charge of St. Mark’s Missicn in a ¢e- Mencham. N. J.. where he re- mained q@ rear He was chosen rector of Groce Church, Breookirn. tn 1888 and was im charge there wher he was elec*- ed Bishop of the Long Island dZioc- cese, Nov. 21. 1991 He continrved as rector of Grace Church wri’ he was consecrated Jan. 15. 199? by Bishops Pother. Doane and IDs- vies. Bishep Burgess . hel4 strors views on the problems ef the dar anm¢d be mevrer failed to express. & them im vigorous terms when ‘he occasion arose In 1919 be took a Gecided stamd for iecal option. but at the same 3 was opposed to State-wide prohib:-. tien. He farored the cortre! of the liquor traffic by the State gev- ernment. Lane Brv ~~ fashion t ete ae cS) cee ee Ow Eke eee Y & gee ed colorings. fane Hryant | Sixth and Locust Sts.. St. Louis Smart Youthful Apparel br ine Coats ‘492 Coats of luxurious fabries and original detail im gracefully slenderized stries: anumated and vivacious, imparting to the wearer the clorious touch of youth. Beautiful Coats of Ormandale. Carma- laine, Montebello and Carnima. Lovely silk linings, newer treatments and want- : vp | : liy seleeted eter a then | ——— ad — ee ee ne ee Store Open Saturday Until 6 o’ Clock TIX.BAER& FUL GRAND-LEADER | Men's Royston Two-Pant Suits $30.6 Our own. brand, designed especially for men who desire quality at a moderate price, Royston Suits are rapidly winning a wide popularity. Tailored of high-grade mported and domestic woolens, they are noteworthy for their smart style and uncommonly at- tractive patterns. Royston Overcoats 395 Big warm ulsters. suave Chesterfields and dapper town Coats—there is a Royston mode! for every need of every man; value is strong ly emphasized in the excellence of their fab- rics and the cleverness of their styling. Roystonian A Hat of Extra Quality % ot ’ The Roystonian is ome of the “high lights” of our great assem- blage of fine Hats. Styled with utmost smartness, finished with exceeding nicety, it is a Hat to be proud of. All new colors. Our Royston Hats are feature values at $5. easonable Apparel for Meeting All Requirements of Style and Quality at Attractive Prices browns Royston Blue Worsted Cheviot Suits at $39.75 For service, for goed looks, for all- around utility—it would be difficult to ind the ecual of thes double-breasted worsted cheviot; exceptional values. -*-— = oT - -—= Smart mew Royston . - . —_ - * Suits of blue unfinished N ew Royston-H: ~ Youths Overcoats “30 Designed espe- cially for youths of high-school age. these excellently tailored Overgpats are in the English models, made of all- wool materials in wide variety of very distinctive patterns Other Student Over- coats at $25 to S$6c —including such well- known brands as Skoi- my, Sampeck, Penrod. Men s Duro Crepe Neckwear. $1 Men will find the new figured patterns decidedly to their lik- ing; made of a wrinkleproof silk-and-wool fabric, and equip- ped with silk slip-bands.__. (Main Fleer.) This Is “*The Chub” Youths Roystoa-Fi: Two-Pant Suits. $25 The popular English models with wide trousers; these Suits are in sizes 13 to 29 years and are characterized by unusual! ex- cellence of material and tailoring; each has extra pair of trousers. : (Students Section—Fourth Fleer } Kuppenheimer Kuppenhermer has chosen. a ma range of fine fabrics for the Fall season, = developed them in patterns.and colors are exclusively Kuppenheimer’s own. tailored with that superb skill which Kuppenheimer - *35. tc °95 The traditional Ewfppenheimer skill in lorinmg has preduced a perfect biendi good looks and utility in these new coats; styles typically American, finest weave—in models for every gs a . a 2 aan ae ¥ a ~ Suits for Men *40 +0 °65 and blues in wonderful shad Overcoats ~ ae 2 a. a » Imported Gabardine Raincoats at $35 Single or double breasted, in dark tan. Oxford gray or light gray. these guaran- teed waterproof Coats are plain or belted; mart in appearance, they give ample pro- tection without cumbersome weight. Fourth Fiecr.) Boys’ All-Wool Pullover Sweaters 74? Wonderfully serviceable for school wear are these Sweaters of Zavy-and-corange furple -and - gold. brown -and-tan. brown - and -orance. and plam colors. They are in all sizes from 28 to 36. * Small bors’ Sweat- ers, toa, m all the wanted colors. sizes rom 3 tos years. $60. Shaker Sweaters tor Boys at $6.95 Coat style. heavy Shaker-kmit, sizes 28 to 36, . these sturdy Sweaters are im all wanted colors. Mens Sweaters at $8.98 Shaker-knit. in coet or pullover style, all sta- ple colors and combinations. | pre Men's Shirts Of English Broadcloth S 1 .95 cloth used in these Shirts ss ghey am excellent lustrous quality “3 colors of blue. tan, gray, aa white: the styles are neckhand and collar-attached,. with French or barrel-cuffs: sizes 14 to I7. Men s Duro-Knit Union Suits. $1.50 These perfect-fitting Suits are 9” spring-seedie knitted of sclechiie sleeves, three-quarter or ankle §. length. F ‘Main Floer.) Sweater Section—Feurth Fiver} > Rugby Footballs $1.45 to $3.25 Standard sire and we!] made throughout. Rugby Footballs $5.25 and $7.95 Our t Footballs for the Boys When good Footballs are offered at these low prices, every boy cam enjoy the glorious sport. Pure rubber bladders are included with all cowitnde. | TT 1.3. Soccer Footballs $1.95 to $2.75 Made of real cow*ide and built to withstand a Ig? of nicking. Soccer Footballs $4.25 and $6.75 ‘Foarth Fioecr. } Gillette Razors Silver-Plated, With One Blade ~ needlepoint. “4 cloths with collars, cuffs and 1 Se : mande!. p- lette. etc. | ghades will be found. Misses. W extra sizes are to be had. Last Day—Or i] This sale presents a buying oppe™ HOSE of you who have bees pleasing assortment from wi -ailored to sell for $29 but ga Fabrics like duvbloom, armor da ~ high luster bolivia | tT Lr wolt. beaver. ope Bright shades as NDERFUL COATS 2t W Oo deal Week at a price low an Linea rimmed with large fur collars, t to pay a great seats for us to offer that affords a —_— In the assortment you will f Gual: TY bux «IT. velour and bo . > nd warmly interlined +e oe ee ders and fur cuffs. Ei ’ Co2's HE values that these Coa

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Pn, 9 in ate er 08 es ts Bes a Stoke wm P39 ¥ Bs 7 Se is 2 ~ aoe G2 She : 2 iy ae Z ~s io” ete ¥F A Ct OCR ta’ 1.25 te ER. en. be Prices ippenheimer its for Men O vo °65 imer has chosen fabrics for the Fall Season, and zem in patterns\and colors which ory Kuppenheimer’s own. _ blues in wonderful shadi a that superb skill which pes Kuppenheimer clothes. - | ppenheimer Jvercoats D to *95 onal Kvfppenheimer skill in tai- produced a perfect blending of and utility in these new Over. } typically American, fabrics of —in models for every man, , AN if ie a ——— VIen's Shirts f English Broadcloth $ | .95 he imported English broad- h used in these Shirts is of -xcellent lustrous quality, in rs of blue, tan, gray, and te; the styles are neckband collar-attached, with French arrel-cuffs; sizes 14 to 17. - [en's Duro-Knit | on Suits, $1.50 ese perfect-fitting Suits are g-needle knitted of select- rns, finished with flat seams lastic neck. Long or short 8s, three-quarter or ankle 1. (Main Floor.) . Pkg. of § for.........99¢ De BE iiiccccciccsc gee J POs io hs ccasaciecdss O90 JL ee ee) ‘it Gillette, ro fér....45¢ (Cutlery Dept.—Main Floor) “7 e)sCOCTTOBER 16, — - a dalle a marveloug » New | 5 . > a : ms? ; : neg g ty re ee 5 hs § 7 5 ee ‘cy a SSSR Tae Oa eee Sy ents a FRIDAY, 1925, = - Lc AN ee el att ~~_— . et at - mm a ii See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 18 and 20. TIX. BAER & FULLER — —_ ) » hi A ~~ \ i t \ wy y qi ; \ \ ; A m ' » | ,' : . \ \ \ iy, oe . | \; \ : hi ‘ ; 4 # ‘ rn ; ‘ . \ © ‘ i) Van iY / Yi é al l, +d 4 , 4 \ | f ‘ay X \ - } Y t= HA ‘ : \ 7 / / Yy ‘ ») é / \ : \, j j | ‘\ j / ' \ ca ; | vA "2 ) / \ é 4 , i yy ‘ ‘ Ym 7 \ YY / / ; % / / ke / Ce: i Zr * f y b x % ] Aes? j / ; In, . mt | ee, Wa | MN : ge ‘ es * / NL. | \ > ae Bef BS : V, ‘ : * be Mg ip ny $ : “4 , P MY, : v ey APT : 4 ¥ } /f / jj : ih { jf, 4 > oe! || ae ses Yip \\ $0 1 gi y) /f if, / Ca 4] ty dT} \ oe: 4 eR _ ET /, Uibh ee ome Kp , YR we: % Bh 0 1, ‘- Af / re vA ¥ wart ts On aes hone | Bios Glee j Af f See Penn c 4 I, / 3 Pass. e*5 ‘ hee i : 2 we ie 5 mg % : “ x Ro | Meus 2 a eS } i i» Be it 23 dO Re eae AS ae, Phas ae i weed soe ta Ke bat igs Ae “ys a | ABE si Bes. % tear % 34 Me Pt a bas Stee ge SRY fie: ra 8 aa ie: em ta BS AMD os 2 ot eS y's hii 5 sce “A Fan : ee, AS ; ond x ’t* RS Sohn ¢ oD Ce th Paee b ERR i ecg Wb ted Peg os ; : Se Ree a aces Ma Peay } a ey 4“ pO So / } % 5 Se be fim, brea : by cite Te ae Bsa bP ee oP oo FS teat EES: 97K 1S ih YA Last Day—October Sale of Coats HOSE of you who have been unable to attend this sale will find a most : iy pleasing assortment from which to make selection. Not just ordinary Coats tailored to sell for $29 but garments that usually sell for a great deal more. This sale presents a buying opportunity that should not be overlooked. Fabrics like duvbloom, armondale, vivette, needlepoint, high luster bolivia and broad- cloths with collars, cuffs and borders of _mandel, platinum wolf, beaver, opossum, chin- High-Grade Sample Coats, 536 | Included are just one or two of a kind, well tailored of | . | . good materials and | ave fur collars and cuffs as well as many | _ chilette, ong os “ieee as well _ — other attractive trimming features. Newest styles in the new- i, shades will be found. isses, womens an est colors. Sizes 14 to 18 for misses and 36 to 40 for women. extra sizes are to be had. ie (Downstairs Store.) 150 Stunning Coats for Juniors $ ONDERFUL COATS at a very moderate cost—Coats which you would ex- W pect to pay a great deal more for, but a very special purchase makes it possible for us to offer them Saturday, the final day of Downstairs Store Week at a price that affords an unusua' saving. 19 There are over twenty beautiful models, all the season’s most popular features are represented. Come in the most preferred colors. Styles for the larger girls and juniors in sizes 14 to 16 and 13 to 19. . . In the assortment you will find Coats of finest wality buxkin, velour and bolivia—all are full ed and warmly interlined. Handsomely fur trimmed with large fur collars, fur tabs, fur bor- ders and fur cuffs. & 2 & . , efairs Btore.) Hf “ (lrown > “ - | - ay ; ieee. elec esrag > a Sk ee ck i Od i Mt HE values that these Coats present are out of the ordinary. We have irls’ Coz's, Sizes 7 to 14 at $ assembled a splendid collection of the season’s newest garments in } idi isfied. the smartest styles so that the most fastidious girl may be satis We urge you to make your selection early while the assortment is complete. 1 1= Almost every Coat is fur trimmed, the majority with the popular mandel fur, as well as pockets, embroidery, stitching, fur tabs novelty buttons and other new trimming ideas. There are plenty of girl’s sizes 7 to 16. (Downstairs Store.) _ Only fine wool materials are included such as - Velour, bolivia, buxkin, polaire, camels hair, and rona in rosewood, rust, henna, green, blue and _ deather, Come in styles that the girls enjoy wear- __ ing both for school and dress wear. £ a2 LS ’ +g ee. Ce ae SS ed ee me i CL LL LE eS -_ . aan = > > ~ THURSDAY (Until 5 p.m.) FRIDAY (Until § p.m.) SATURDAY (Unsil 6:30 p.m.) The only National Bank in St. Louis open every doy until 5 p. m. for your conve» nience, is the Security Ne= tional Bank, on Eighth Stree@, between Olive and Lecust. “Bank with Security” ported him tn his fight here to r2- | aaa, tain hig status as a Bishop said | ‘that he had discussed with them | _ the advisability of pressing the is- | Sue in another court, and Joseph W. Sharts, attorney for Brown, said that he had advised Brown to seek action in New York. — a A SELECT list of persons SERRE | INK WORK is printed in the POOtT™ DISPATCH SITUATION WANT pages. Many give their TELE- PHONE NUMBERS an@ can be called IMMEDIATELY. ii TT ———— C 808 N. SIXTH ST. ENTRA HARDWARE COMPANY + L ; - makes to select a) eee... SMOKELESS SHELLS New, clean stock; Winchester 79 and U.S. (Per bor + Cc Hunting Coats Sy", oa, rie eam athe tote ee “TILTLOCK” WHEEL For all models Chevrolet cars. The For ali Ford machines; models, regular value $15.00. Special price....... but the bexes are solled; $9.95 a "See —— and piug; value. Special price errr eessese 55c 2 A tilarge Heater with a 13- bowl. Fully guaran- teed In every re spect. £5.00 value special WETOO®. . a. $3.69 ise “Smooth-On” for stopping leaks in boilers, water pipes, gas pipes and radiators. Use “Smooth-On" for mending cracks in (firepots, stoves and furnaces. Use everywhere 29c that iron cement is to be used. Icy-Hot Lunch Kits Rust proof metal Lunch Kit, Complete with’ an “ley-Hot” pint Thermie bottle. a2 $1.69 FURNACE PIPE Heavy gauge galvanized Furnace Pipe; S-inch; slightly soiled 35c by water; per foot TOILET SEATS An exceptionally fine Seat. doweled throughout so as not to «split apart. Beautifully finteahed in oak or ma- hegany. Complete with heavy bar hinges. Regular $3.75 $2.45 value; special. ...... Pe : OIL HEATERS Berns ordinary kerosene, emokelens and odorless. This Heater is safe, eco- nomical and con- venient, Specially priced for tite sale, $4.95 SOOT DESTROYER Fer cleaning the soot from stoves, furnaces and chimneys: no trouble, no odor, no explosion, just drop itt on fire and the sect goes up through the chimney; packagr. i, an | a & > 3 un ~ 3 *T] 3 8 ) © i 3 bp tilts out of the way when steel lecked. Ap- proved by the | Insurance Un | derwriters. Reg- | - ular value $10, | Special price, $6.45 3 - Stewart Speedometers _ the latest | Auto Trouble Lights a 10 feet cord 17-inch | inch solid copper — Very special, — - Per roll soe edbéeb duet iat $1 .65 Quick- Sharpening Grinder | 4-Inch corundum encased rar | ment. Sharpens quick- | ly and eas- iiy-soecin, 91.49 Go | Stillson Pipe Wrenches ¢ The standard Stillson solid steel Pipe Wrenches. Slightly dam by wa- ter. Specially priced as follows? 10- | 14 a , ar. . 2 HAIR CLIPPERS high - grade _ quality, ideal for bobbing and chil- @ren'’s halr cutting. Recular value $1.25. Slightly soil- 88c GG ‘WH ican Wire Lawn Rakes Specially for raking leaves, etc. Special price 49¢ ie Bronze Weatherstrip Not only keeps the cold alr out. bat keeps it out permanently, for an made of hardened epting bronze never wears out. Made itn ete for both windows and doors. ly priced as follows: Very a SSO $4.00 per 100 ft. 1% Iineh..... $4.50 per 100 ft. 1% Inch... .85.00 100 ff. Shert lengths at a slight BENCH VISE Vise, Ihe, for thie «ale + steel — et? at B5e val lignite taralae ue; O68 De WEOR<s cck oc ccacus tees 49c CENTRAL HARDWARE CO., 808 N. Sixth &&. ee ee ee - a w * — — . RN EL TC TR em LLL AE LLL LL LLL, LLL LLL LL EE “~ . - : - uc ae " al rng Me ah pe . ? 7 ‘ : J ee eR Rtn ee terol ote! "- te " \ ' ray y

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90 ST.LOUIS | uST-SiSPATCH RIDAY, . “SHENANDOAH FUNERAL BILLS ____ ADVERTISEMENT | a uate -—— ene se SS caine RETURNED, / MARKED ‘NO FUNDS “Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is the only thang BE rie a 4 IN BOND BOARD as $150 Each for Burial of Men that relieved me of constipation . Killed in Disaster. | 3 ) bs * = a, — regularly. Two tablespoonfuls St | ( ORUM, By the Associated Press. Oct 16- Beware of the dally, ping chronic cases, with C coe ~ Bie 2 | i / LAKEHURST, N. J., | | Bis for tuneral expendes of man dangerous dis- sve mel,, Decors recommend ee wn woe their lives eases which are of cleaning the intestine. It is a| | =e “1 Four Weeks oe seen OF See Savy dirigidic constipation’s toll, bulk food which sweeps the system If ¥ Sethird Time! Shenandoah were returned to P "ef constipation’s poisons and stim-| / | | 6 tig : isors Are Unable to Lakehurst today by the Navy De- Constipation is dreaded, not only ulates normal, healthy action. | : | aR Oe Byperv! ee partment, with the notation that for its insidious self, but for the Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guaran-| / 2 ’ : Do Business. the department had no funds with serious diseases which may be teed to ermanently effective, if : : , : which to meet the obligations. No traced to it. Mr. Palludon tells us eaten sastlenie, or your grocer re-| : ! i garg : f fail- | Government funds are available at ——— story of his relief: = turns the purchase price. Eat it § : fees : “ quorum of the members ad the air station for this purpose. oing hard work while constipat with milk, cream, fruits, or try at the regular meet- The sum of $150, it was said at - gmt gel gs Pui eee ee the recipes printed on the package. | . aga sens’ Bond Issue Su- the air station, was allowed for the remedy without success. Finally I tried Made in Battle Creek, Michigan. oc ; esterday for burial of each man, and this was| Kelloge’s aLt-sran and it has made me Served in leading hotels and restau- y sae ) oul cal | n four Weeks, fit again. It is the only thing that , expended at the scene of the disas- helped me and I want everybody to rants,. Your grocer sells it, | now about it. ter in preparing the bodies for bu- (Signed) Jonn Pan.uvon, . ) rial and transporting them to Clementon, N. Y. Lakehurst. You can get sure, prompt, pere Bills for additional expenses incj- manent relief from constipation. mi | is the protection every housekeeper wants, You have it when you use ‘sa the trouble in securing a aental to the burial of a number Simply eat Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN ALL-BRAN : Old Dutch Cleanser. e fine flat shaped particles remiove all visible as ae ; ro : 4 e | nrevious meetings a res- of the men were sent to the air | | well as invisible dirt—and it doesn’t make scratches to hold impurities. : eet 4 _. srafted and presented station by the bereaved familiés | Old Datch is Economical— Goes Farther 3 3 ,’ | a last Thureday meeting : and in turn were forwarded to the'| The POST-DISPATCH is tne only St. Louls evening the Pp service, ng the rules to make an at- ress n s : on mroper }O- Navy Department at Washington. | a ae re at ca nce of seven members a qi The members voted down the ation on the ground that 4s . were 16 members of the com- | ne it would be a mistake to al- | less than 4 majority to puss _4 a $! ‘ o.' " 3 | ropriations. ne pes , att : a w. Frank Carter ex- | . re, »w 1 : . iH 'y irman y P| 3. Ree ~ ~ : 4 the opinion last Thursday | , fr 4 v ‘ } . 3 | 4 “with the vacation season | @ ¥ a Af, Ips ng ) nine members, 8| a at least e only members present yes- Tr 7 | we ; ar , mieet- | GRAND-LEADER mB: % SAP SE See See =, ON PREIS OE roy ~~ —_ ae — ~ POOR Se a \ ‘ te aad FO NE OO TS okt OEP YE ts Seta dine Gl ¥ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 18 and 19 IE treme eee - 7 — =" ss ~ — es : $ — eee Sn a — et renee cient ritatiniiniaaiis nieaetiecien : . ~ a - = - o = ad 7 po te ne te + > nataeiey hy sss cal he . ae ose , Pasties. eck v9 one Laue les re a —povinge tied Ee - sy estngaestbetae tie ty yneiheageeteiniatnetis interment nab natnepaninemacsnibvarennenchetithin, nerictelitiyaetandipaeriate Pasar Cab ro ee : : : OSI a PP Ho am - Sey cter a os Tog gee 2 , 7 Pane, ; pets er 7: Cais TR OS a Sen ge — = “ ah pi One aha . a , = sdidiieaataes - . ~ - rc hs , — ~~ CA ngeaihe ap “ aM : no Oey a — - SOR , « 2a cad meer the committee. i. idgo Indorses Veterans* Appeal PALS “4 * OTA SEL Nd were the only measures be- enization as particularly deserv- of the most sympathetic atti- on the part of the public. The fm has been scheduled on dif- By the Makers of a | a £N an = cae COMMUNITY PLATE Adler-Collegian And Other Fine Make TO Nee gee ee indian Senet eet nade eRe dette samen nee Oy A A, we GA = . ers r “ree mo , te Siren too ge a 2h —— “ ewe a - - . vs : ‘ ae . = . oA Be aN tae bale ae anaes neared nme libe mon + Map pteatatins Son rae pew ewrwe-eoe, ~pe — ae emt ia 0 o> Prey ce «a aed ~ yp a: Steen ee rx te. Souk tn ate ok eee eee 4 = aa oad a 1 ae . re ae od oe ote = ~) re - rad i eg : oo 7 5S pone a sas. SO So Sart | ~ oe > apr -~ CRO EE oe oo PO . . powuer biues. Sizes 6 to lL». #2 “29 Boys’ Wool Overcoats JRBB"Pave's Cold Compound” ana wean Allvwoer teaulee eve dang $1()75 F Breaks a Cold Right Up ," "Bee - ne ee ‘ ‘ . * Ny a « . Cie S, — 9 i » . - ° d as Pa Pe ¥ y ca “6 z “ -, te oe . . . 2 2 Se e& @ eee eh FOF LF SFL F 8.4 6.9.9 2.0 9s ‘ VVON Ota Madan SL’ > . »* 3 ‘ am: “Whee Sues Gabe ace, Oe aes . WOR 2, RRR soeitak ROR a Aedes. -2 ' rd Sn GUARANTEED for 25 YEARS . (Main Floor.) WN \ \ AR PABoa browns and neat mixtures. Ages 1, to 10. A spiendid Selection at this low price. Take two tablets every three hours If You See It in 2 Schmitz & Shroder Ad, It’s True SCHMITZ &SHRODE WASHINGTON AT EIGHTH . : ys Se Sy i. oe ae "Ol tod Se PORTED LEER eh Ree RES EAE Sy OR os . SERS VY >

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FRIDAY. a OCTUBER 16. ea om 3 a FRIDAY, pocrosen 16, 1925. —=—— BIND BOARD } De, NO QUORUM Third Time in Four Weeks | yisors Are Unable to Do Business. SCHMITZ |e | ; = m of the members fail- | & : | dea beear at the regular meet- SHRODER Maa citizens’ Bond Issue Su- | pyscommitter | yesterday for | I time in four weeks, the | —— adapt adjourned oe 6 ae mpting to transact any Be Se oe ee ee Wy} p to the trouble in securing a at previous meetings a res- teas drafted and presented ~ meeting last Thursday | the rules to mae an at- of seven memobders a quo- members voted down the inn on the shai that as} 3 16 members of the com- | yt would be a mistake to al- | i. than a majority to pass | epropriations. | oes WW. Frank Carter ex- | SeGhe opinion last Thursday | Sah the vacation season | - aeopt least nine members, A | me would attend the meet- | « Hy members present yes- | »John J. Dowling, David | » David J. Murphy, Harry band Ernest W. Stix. | a C7 ss Mimer Clarkson, Paul J.| § eerie | 1Sses omens Winter Coat ¢ penter were reported: to | f S mf the city. Frank H. Ger- | Arthur Stoehr were not. m be present because of ill-| amo report was obtained from: §# NLY . os . ‘ "| the fine spirit of good will displayed by the i: | “8 te a ‘LICKERS * ——a D by the Upder- | prator n . . . | | SEE THIS | Marvelous Anniversary Values | | The Real Genuine Article! q ficient Burner |} ss ) = our Basing fame it pase aonee. I PIN " hi hi OO r De wt t a pon we by valve . Yy J i ate $ OO wmestat. Prices are amazingly low e 4 ‘ Mt 9 -mes Of successful installations ! Ji. WORSTED SUITS and MEE Le tae Otc e the heating ie ay ee Thread silk and chif- 7 t’sa pleasure to ask men : pwr the time to switch to modern| ff : fon Hose with lisle tops In yellow and the os as me And the | tages dirty ashen furnace, tending. : ong gg mgr aggre . wanted brilliant color- range trom Suits of | “as Th aoa th 5 betes r ings. Coats cartooned cam | NA = séFall shades. ak Featuring for Saturday. ..Modes ond: ieineead be uae Pp er. gt Silk Kimonas + oi . sie here. All the smart materials in both | ' Light and d Kk \ y n ar 2 210 Chestnut St. : ; ; 5 ; ee Main 1419 4 | Fashioned of radi- “1 eee | H : bat. us and twilisheen. In | a+ silk and cloth—distinctively developed % shades. smart two- | ~ estSuits a: 4815 Delmar Blvd. , wanted dark colors | — in college modes, street Frocks, after- tone effects. Crepe $ 88 e ag -_ Forest 2046 1: Exceptional] values! | oR noon and party Dresses. It offers a ' de chine and radium ition, very | ELINE'S—Main Floor. a gorgeous chance to save! All sizes. K LINE'S —Main Floor. . nethers as . i 4 | g é > “ t mean $ Q 15 j : * $ ) \% | grays an | K ° . ; ; Pe | e.' ; EXTRA SPECIAL! i An Anniversary Selling of Dresses... ~i\\ J SUPER VALUES! Overco ms : oe i : : Balbriggan VA WY Sensationally Low Priced! ee : Novelty Cotton ‘ 3 | ae Cold Compound” | | : Cloth Dresses! Silk Dresses! Street | | Lingerie st ‘ Frocks Batya \; Dresses! Party Dresses! Evening ; warmth | in grays, . an , meetin $1()75 i 2 : cy. MEAS a Cold Right Up ; | . Dresses! And the wealth of fascinating ; eee. materials will simply stagger you. For : ae Lf — . we have succeeded with the liberal as- a x sp a sistance of our manufacturers, in gather- oe t Ad, It’s True ) i ery three hours ing a wonderful Anniversary offering at ; 5 : aus t doses | Q5 , $14. There ate adorable flare effects, : 7. The | the very new two-piece modes, tight . Be 5 ae beings full eeietes ye wm Maine oe Gowns, Pajamas, of : i ive . . | 2 | whatever your heart desires in Crepe : R ‘ /and third = i ] m pe pp ys aaah ae Satin, Twills, Chiffon and Georgette. pea ae ‘le D silk oa 3 : : § tompletely : ar one P All wanted new shades and black. on vars aintily eS Pp the cold Frocks at the lowest sn vieupauiie akin ; trimmed. An excellent sha Len? our loor. selection. — safe | price of the season. tains Wanted colors. or nA : KLINE'’S—Main Floor. KLINE’S—Main Floor. 3iF 7 e's Cola ’? Price, thirty-five cents.| & guarantee it. -

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: | : - ' - : : i t : | : : ; : : ‘= 1 | a 24 o~opewe = ian tn en aE AI mn ATR ee ee ae eee ee - oR enn en ete hae ee a a or _sinnenmne: eetanateen-esameminetinnasd pecan me aorgaraes« erage vane ee Peat A RR A Ng tr RN CS EL NT TE . > nag: Sey . . 5 . : a ; aoe Meee ee 3 . . : 2 Se , $ sh i spe ery 41 n . Fe OARS ee ne % x ™ tional values for early shoppers a (In the $5 Hat Shop.) Sale 300 NEW Hats 95 9 to I Only at Think! All the most popular styles and materials in smartest trimmings and color effects, at this extremely price! Come early! | MORNING SPECIALS IN THE BA SEMENT | Just 24 Fox Scarfs it 4 Worth Double the Price! $ , Fine Kit fox pelts in brown and silver, all tremendous bargains! They will be literally “snatched up” by eager women, such won- ders are they. Come early! Fur-Trimmed COATS taken from our rear: $ Coats for just a few hours of sell- ing. All sizes 32 Fur-Trimmed COATS Just 32, fully lined and inter- $ lined Winter Coats offered for just 4 hours. Come early. SRIDAY. ov rows rR 16. teal Laéf “wage, Sa ‘he Ass “CHI Af pmedieng ;rounds sult for @ taker, for man and: sertion 7 They ¥% aco. rad w actress to 7. Guilbault gilbault ° * tee $y ? % S z £, x ,. om HIS iS THE MAN playing h you wouldnt entrust youl The ac a ce a a venk Ct her attor why eatrust y offers to o taker ar oti . poner : pch for t90 ie. given compicts osha ail 1 honeyr rooms @ bie prices. tr of Glasse-, Spherical Whittake omplete Ae “helloid Frames, for $5 force eje Pe eur Shee. « ment. she J. Guilbault Optical Co. | tore, the * “(03 NORTH BROADWAY neand str ithey we hawk La eT A dependable Stoc ing contalnin he ; oa quaiit ‘ Li » 5 ; » " ~ Size? ‘ a +) BUY YOUR SA All the new versi flares, side ripples adorned with mand Black and fashiona special Saturday, $25 to $27.50 Val A small deposit ¥ hold any Coat wu? wanted. For Women, Mis and Stouts GIRLS’ FU CO Good-wearing, smar' markable price. Mac materials, very dr rich shades. Trimm fur collars. Ages 7 t Saturday. Boys’ Suits and Overcoats FOR SATURDAY Royse’ lone pant and vest Suits. in all new shades of powder aize ato 1 Tveare. Save $2 toa $5 on these especially priced for Sat- and $9.98 Dark woot mixtures and stripes: ages up to 17 5 & to SB years... eee eee BOYS’. SUITS mixtures: all ages to 17 years, Reaver Overcoats Underwear CUT 22 Sweaters ’s $1.50 Women’s med: all wanted styles, Spyrcial Neatly long sleeves, Children’s Ribbe Union Suits hed garments at a.) attr tively low pb leo 1 blue; fine all- wool mixtures; urday at 2-PANTS SUITS years. Reaver Overcoats Lined pants: dark wool 3 98 to 12 years In heavy ‘and medium wt OO 's $ Women’s $1.19 ¥ Special. Rove and gtris heavy 1 Seturday ® Heavy Winter sive ish! | ae 36 Men's Union-Made ee Wool Mixture Men's Flannel Shirts (i Royse: coat GF As iow as all-woo! and col eoat otyle. row $1.98 GLOBE RECOF 29¢ Each & fo! Include the newest and most popular dance music, among them-— “Yes, Sir, That's My Bal “Cecilia” “Silver Head” a

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soos Dice = : INA CLAIRE SEEKS DIVORCE ae Real Life Not So Funny aa on ? ° Stage; Says Husband Struck Tier. Men S Supreme Quality By the Associated Press All CHIC AGO, Oct. 16.—Ina Claire. -Leather Shoes comedienne. once the star in ‘Grounds for Divorce,’ has ffl2j 50 STYLES TO SHOW YOU IN HIGH suit for divorce from James Whit-. AND LOW SHOES, ALL AT ONE PRICE taker, former Chicago newspaper $ .00 | eee cTOWiaN Is, 192% SEAN a Pe 2 _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OC TC man and musie critic, charging da- sertion and cruelty Thev were married six vears ago. It was ‘‘a jazz marriage,’ the . Dr. J. Guilbault actress told a dramatie critic while lv) d THIS IS THE MAN playing here. would m your The actress’ bill, filed through . » gays Fou . ‘hat “nrom- , : Am, SS88 nrougy P h d e oe ee ngs a > Ot ah our |, her attorneys, since she and Whit- Pep, uncn an Price . “ pren “es ee : Cw - lt “ optician who offers too taker are in New York, charg: In every pair of th a wot for too litte? completa |, that her husband left July 14 penietio Shoes. ft high 7 paisa — iver 8 of wear rs 1923. “ hile t} ie y WV ere occupvin = black calfskin, en © prin ier a quarter Of 8 eer id reas. [| 2 honeymoon apartment of three grade materials t — _ eda rooms on Chicago’s North Side le DP Pair of Glasses, Spherical Whittaker with great violence an NOR I H SHOES Me SLES Bes pe \e and Shelloid Frames, for $5 force ejected her from the anac-- for Men 316 : 7 fag fo ; “4 i? & : a “SS \ ' Sight pwwtes sig © T ; 3 Ys Gecaeares, §. : se ace Leon J 1 Gailbault Optical 0 TE staaag he eee unwed. eo mporag KELLY SS and Women SIXTH ST. S ee IT *¥ octane yy LO. ©, ic Dsig Coz JEG er 1uUs- ; eas ‘J ‘ 2 qe3 NORTH BROADWAY | band struck her in the face, while ‘Y gee. St j ther were varationi ne | ee ee. ne 3 rom.4-. The POST-DISPATCH 1s the only St. Louis evening }hawk Lake, Wis. | newspaper giving Associated Press news service. Glistening Colors . \ : SSNS SAQA Sa , . t ey - tye -« 159 w *- A » ~ & a* Ss. ie Sas Hs WHOS DS 5 $000 | . WOWHEAD ieee ‘HOSE ¥ >» $1.59 and $1.39 ery | a Tead— $ g micweniine NTERT PRINCESS SLIPS 1g | 4 “ Made of good cotton sat ok and y 4 Sizes— 8 / i “9 v — ce at "Strap ype - ulders Rene — # - : ° ad Am << ion pleated fioun $1 J i ) 2 gular sizes ... : aes e) - Extra size, $1.39. | : , t BROADWAY “e MORGAN ST: | “tear” Bloomer Women's “Jean Maid’ Bloomers and . Pantalettes in plain and ps rr eotton satinettes: colors and black Rerula at d ‘xtra sizes. $1.49 and.. SURPRISING BARGAINS!! : IN OUR READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT COATS! |DRESSES! wi a | BUY YOUR COAT NOW— For Saturday we offer a select group of SAVE Vo high-grade Dresses at a price that will WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS usual are these values for miss. tron—Hats for every occasion in iress style, off-the-face versions, fraped turbans, in combination d metallic cloth and velvets, and colors to match the coats are ea in exquisite collection. : (Second Floor.) All the new versions of side flares, front | actonish vou! Canton crepe, satins. flares, side ripples and Queen Anne collars, , Pe Ne adorned with mandel collars, richly trimmed. | Satin-back crepe, flat crepe, Poiret twills, Black and fashionable colors. Extraordinary balbriggans, and striped flannels. special Saturday, ee ee es te ly, ent ten. anes Maat THE GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED IN ST. LOUIS Hart Schaffner & Marx new fall suits $3350 (EXTRA TROUSERS, $6) 95 Vaines to £18.95 ag, gag tar $25 to $27.50 Values A wonderful oppor- A «mall deposit will R tunity to save $5.00 hold any Coat until ———_—_—— and $10.00 on your wanted. dress purchase For Women, Misses and Stouts Saturday. $2.95 and $3.95 VALUES UNEQUALED VALUE Practical, stylish and serviceable Dresses for Good-wearing, smartly made Coats, at a re- | school wear, made of. closely woven fast-color markable price. Made of all-wool fabrics. Some with bound materials, very dressy models, $ eollar, fanev_ stitching. rich shades. Trimmed with large embroidery and many with fur collars. Ages 7 to 14. pleated panel bottoms. Be TF ON I6 Gs en ba en ae } = + ” ey : . ee | * r : * - 4 Se ree ci & COATS | DRESSES (3 PPR S , <* % : Boys’ Suits and Overcoats WOMEN! See these new, up-to- y Live gg gat 3m fo gain date styles—$5, $6 and $7 values. 9 to I Only! ‘rimmed Hats [ln Combination Fabrics p OU know that the Hart Schaffner & Marx label suarantees you style and quality You know this store sells no inferior kinds of clothes Here are these fine suits at a new low price putting them within the reach of all men “Ster Brend Shoat 4¥¢ Setter™ art dress and street Hats Satin, metallic combinations, velvet combinations are ered in a delightful selection ‘olors and black. There are r hundred of these Hats the morning selling, excep- al values for early shoppers, urday at leathers; sizes 6 Choice of satins, ES ee Flannel in all new shades of powder Choice of high or In the lot are samples, short lots and regular sie ’ auedes, velwets, pat- 95 ents, tans and plain F » s . leanthers; fancy strap . wo lo ° hy _ oat | Mee t teers Mave $2 tas: a ee eee lines, but all sizes 214 to 8. styles and classy Ox- Women’ s $1.50 Union Suits SY 19 size sto 1 iveare Save $2 to $5 are seas matin; ea 95 fords, with high, low or medium heels. and 9.98 eee” Special at AND In heavy and medium weights: neatly trim- The G reatest Sale of lewear — on these specially price d for Sat- tan and black Dark wool mixtures and BOYS’ $3. 00 SHOES Stripes; ages up to 17 $ Big lot of school and dress Shoes; tans and chocolate leath- years. Beaver Overcoats s ers; classy English toe; also Scout — that ' $1 25 ; mS years............. stand all hard wear. Sizes up to 5%, = BOYS’ SUITS GIRLS $3.50 SHOES. Lined pants: dark wool Choice of high or low Shoes; big variety of patents, $1 98 Mixtures: all ages to 17 h Qs tane and twe-tones. Sises 6% to @.......-.-.-.-- . Bey years. Beaver Overcoats * med; all w nbed styles; sizes 36 to 44. a a ak ee a ee Women’s Si. 19 Vests & Pants osesauall trimmed. in good Winter weight: long eves. ankle-length Pants: sizes 36 (In the $5 Hat Shop.) ASEMENT | | : to 44. "Beeciél. rare cee Children’s Ribbed Men's $1 Cotton Saturday at — = “nied Shiva wom 500 new satin and You ho longer have to Royse’ and giris' heavy rib- hed garments at an attrac- Heavy weight: ; long tively low 36 Saturdays selling : #lzes velvet Hats. Smart new pokes, off- 92 Hats for the ma- e ° . 2 JO tron, young experiment in clothes if woman and miss. : hi 2 to 12 yrs the-face rolls and Values Ox Scar f S MVS} ——" Men's S150 Coton Ribbed Union Suits cesta peas ene Fp die: you feel you must get ‘I ens . orron Alive no Price! 1A | Heavy Winter weight garment; full Clever trims. wanted colors. ] * —e 4 cut, lee . aitkle leneth: | CL eee te them at a low price . i , s | and silver. al | s Union-Made | Sprcis!.. ’ . ver, all T@ Woot Mixture Men’ bBo’ $3.00 Sri CHILDREN S HATS rill be literally : Flannel Shirts | ; fate eK Mi will find here just the Hat i As iow as me a. Fy sot i eget rns. an “ your “child nee ds In velvet English ce! loth = en, such won- : ~~ eee rope stitched. heavy } cloth 1060 mothers purchased childre $1 98 ar peel oo “ey 2@ac Hiats here last Saturday because the price w ae f bal Sp ‘ial. 5 aa : . ly Fur-Trimmed COATS taken from our ge areme + Coats for just a few hours of sell- $1.39 to $2.00 GLOBE RECORDS ‘HANDBAGS #29c Each G for *1 /inciude the newest and most popular songs an nee music, among haus - WORD ROLLS _{¢ The sees ig hits on word muste Rolls. Regular “Forever Be Mine’’ | Saturday ‘*Collegiate’’ | Only Washington Avenue at Broadway bh wth 4 J ‘‘I Miss My Swiss’’ tht is “Mammy, the Best 490 Newest under-arm Bagge in toolet ef- Friend We Ever Best : “Yes, Sir, That's My Baby” Cecilia’ ing All sizes ? L d - fecta, patent leat her effect ts. = rased : ad ee Bags, and others in a tana rowns . ewe Song Ukulele La J crays. ete. poplin and leather lined DEMONSTRATING ROLLS—5000 88-note | ha Iver Head” “Charleston styles. Saturday at $1.00. Word Rolls used for demonstration...... — a _—e—S _—S _ rT! - — — — —- —- eat ee rs 2 SS ok eae eae ts 7 Pit ce Sa Te ERED EP MOR kee es ibrmniae ec RR Bagi 1 ST SS eee ae te ae

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We. s it a? S ee ee +* a " » ROR ANP RAD AAD NNR RRA ASE She OS linge a AD. ~Aecigpe Bite ee BOW pr Rvtge. Kite Sd aia Se ote Sah eck te ep inamtt meint sorttie me nial. ay At aL A Ss ait Bain OO ee MPO A LOD A a. ee, stn 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TWO EXECUTIONS FOR MURDERS ———__—_—_—_—_—— ADVEETISEMENT : Man Electrocute: in Indiana, An- . ; other Hange." Fr — +ah+ 3 os Lie ~ PO . - = more cigging an (CARING, ) : n alt t gone il, Frank Lanciano ho killed 5 : -_ +27 = = —- "= 7 . 3 ; on +i that unsightiv eruptic evefnight! That’s what safe. CENTRATED Pos.iam coes i++ for eczema and of} — iix® . _—_ > fi Ft ria: 3——, ailments. At all druggist: BS! Resines*s bafiding is certain through the use of Post-Dispatch Business Card Want (Column at amall expense. is pure—delicious—wholesome. =r 8 Erie Seca eh beer tan tee 30, Fea — Ce atc. wit, Mes ata | 408K your grocer for a pachage. cs i, 8S, nary eet who also deserted her husband. He Black, Green or Mixed Blends. —GGas is Gone 8g king onle two doses of the mix- Sle. Don't waste time with = Saal w—« of buckhborn berk, gircerime, etc. burt let Adierika give your stomach 4m : , tr rs bowels quick ise? WHA leriks Ee a ee een upper.=—SCODr. L. Lanetets prescrides Adlerfka rec ; : —— : nie: ° ~MOD : Tear The Children’s Column . ~- sma Garage—Take Bus to Ga NDS a mC OSBORATES St Louis’ Largest bemous Specially Shop eG cen, tT Oh nga C—O a, en ee ng , a « te i ~. we ahrsrtih OO ample Puan oe tt i s ————— - re sgt Smart * Girls’ Peter Pan Lm ee 4 — ee ee ee > at . a Naa gn mg oi ie ie el a net ee - - ss. © © Wonderful Values at "10 Sizes 6 to 16. Tailored just like the larger Coats, of polair, shaggy and suedette. Some with fur col- lars, tailored models. Al] warm- ly interlined. aka OR Fnor om, ee ae om ee ee SS - Oe. ieee “a etn ae el ya on cs ae + Fe ania — ~~ bee -—— ce Oat, OO a, in cal rn atm. Mee oe.” BOQ LB. LO wo - s. gt Ay A ol agg tn tt tt, ly ey” “- ~~ ly, ae ae Neg tne ~ 0 Need Rigi nays Me. Featured Scturdzy in Apparel for Misses Fur- Trimmed C ] nd iced O 7% r 2 ort iio ( nde rOriced $ ee Coats -. a, 2) Street, Sport and Dress Modes ttrerings oper Ltd Smart New 2-Ptece Dresses of Better Palbriggan $Q95 are chiefly bal- are also excellent selections in satins and twills, appropri- ately trimmed and in the wanted shades. Visses. Women's Stzes Ol PO LOGO AP OP. epg OO, PO A ee ent “3. . L > T = > Fr ro: ; . \ _ if if if ‘ , = = * a & oe natn nth ge ae ee & + The Newest Ideas in Girls Dresses bi ? ' cit trs,. 17 ‘ eil al ' rec rod - | WwW sons vocue. New shades and ti ' . = 7 i! | Ssucn pe.its 2s 4 pa | : b Balbriggans, jerseys and woo! crepes im clever new patterns. Tan, French blue, navy, lanvin. gtackiechead. plum and other shades. Sizes 6 to 13 SD he Smee A EE t-te tat ttt PN SRI ey Penne he nee Eecond Fcor Winter Coats , i ° ae 7 7 " In Warm, Fur-Trimmed Fabrics ce : , « eS WVuch Slicker Than Slickers Are Garlands Allisator Coats } ellow. Red and Other Shades IN a Cd “2 . — = . When you're getting a raincoat you might as well get ome that will last and shed water ALL OVER, seams and all. That's what Alligators do. Alligator Hats are $2. Children’s Alligators, v4 dd And They're Worth the Price! é (Little Mousses’ and $ . Expert Cartooning The artists in their smocks will be on the job all day Saturday to put on cartoons, smappy sayings. etc.. soc, or if you bring your - “- = er 4 coat ~2an > 7 ; Bs : en Tele 1847 Rogers Tableware See Our Store Windows for Special Watehes revairmec af Work gusraented Duancnds “emounted, paitec and remodeled. “a @ye wedtiing segs, modernised Ce of write for Catalog 906 Pbeme Beil. Main 9 ot 1008 * Open Saturday ’Till 9:30 P. M.; Other Days” ab $37.50 alt. pay ~~ mat Ee | it La

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ez WuRUIZER #82 ean usual ffer! » For Saturday Only ne C Melody Saxophone ©. Fs » Credit Jewelers—Largest in t he Wr 17 OLIVE STREET "7 NDS" WATCHE VILINC Diamonds Guararleed 2FH OR CREDIT ITE YOU To never equaled before. Learn to play popular music in 3 months! ~~ FIREE LESSONS ave returned from Furope with A Et epect ay selected quality, The } newiy imported gems f — not vou desire fo make an imm r here, and our courteous sale = Ble stocks. d thor tahiital at Reed Ree ne gains +. A\\' / }} \ : Wy \\ \ , : - ste — —_2 a ‘(UWER MUSICAL VALUES FOR SATURDAY! ss I PP gies .$18.00 | Banjo Ukuleles . .$9.75 35 E Be ..$49.59 Banjo Outfits . .$33.00 =: rg . .$33.00 Mandolins ..... $12.50 = ,eeoe | Uisnieles ....... $1.75 sf $27.50 | Trombones ....$22.50 32 LULL Also S125 & €175 MO NEY DOWN TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENGE AW me \ bd bd ad Tatitahitatitahitahitehatatatelitalitelitetitetitel YURI bt! «ORGANS - HARPS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1006 OLIVE Lendl tahite Sattehieehiehiteirets T LEE SSS * A 7 it~ Sate. Ps Pe ) JU ae . te =. te SOOM USisisininiia tite atte Pe SELECT YOUR SET FROM 10 HEADQUARTERS “Sylvia” “Eugenie” Diamend Ring Diamond Rig Five ra uant blue Fine bine os Diamond. Ris is 18-k. white engraved eac’ meuntine King is all Platinum. panne, basket $1 mountingy ; (Wail fries oo Filled When Mailed Monday) wo top. ALL SETS SOLD ON Also at $250 EXCEPTIONS to $40 —_ TIME PAYMENTS $75 2OWN— R ee PADUITIONAL, CHARGE ING Is THE B . NO ADDITIO! } iE A G On 10 ths payment— : EST GIFT OF ALL, malt “carrying Charae. - : vO ys’ Free Service. KE U Black WEDDING RINGS | Coast-to-Coast 6-Tube N On NEW MODEL SUPER- rt D yx panens Get H et erodyne ng . oo ogg Black 4 Radiola No 25 myx; 18 - k hl , ~ ° , rs i bes: 1 UX-120 Power a oe The _ Elite,” all-platinum, or Probective Filament Tube and $1 65 he Diamond or ge aye s wk your choice Gham Leop................,...... bd — lant and r » Fube PT EODEL 28 —— ue whi — epular price RADIOLA MODEL 2 = on ae 4 WITH TUBES, LOOP AND TABLE © "$25 By 5.00 DOWN nal 3 : _— : Z Tube Bal. | KADIOLA IIIA 4-Tube nd Ring Dinner ier PT wow "$1 Set. $8.00 $35 > ome Ring eS fier. $5 down... down,...... —— 2. oncerfully , ny ~ autiful blue val SPECIAL CROSLEY TRIRDY of 5 Tubes @ os tog * num Boxes—Brand-New. Guarastecd S » ry anti pr Species cabinet for “A” and “B . = a en een gold, Three - 7 — BALANCE IN 6@ DAYS @ craved. Dismonge peu® ot ale iS te rized Freed- ‘Eisemann NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE | gg mde and 4 Sapphires eu roma Dealer ~ Qn 10 months payment— = $75 tl a Diatinum, Very N—ALL MODE s Small carrying ths io le os nin we L BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY ONLY © a” oo $30.95 «© man Masterpiece |... & hargers, new stock, $15.79 79 : nhattan Bakalite Vario- Sor Varicouplers................. R. All $2.50 List a . -_ oom 3 — oo t Pipa sa s S ‘ : - = a Burgess Fresh inl Batteries 1.75| 2:2: $1.29 solid = 2 . ve _ i ite gold, “Priscilla” A EACH Senin © blue . - RES . ist, volts, ite Dia Diamond “* VS $3.00 double life Rayovac, $2.98 30 _ —_— Tested Before You Buy Them known. 29 3-Stone Diamond Ring in Dinner Ring Effect Three beautiful, brilliant. blue ' Diamonds. perfect ly matched in gist. color, brilliancy and size, eet in 1 white geld mounting; ae rately y_plerced 1 and engraved a TT White Gold Wrist Watch HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS AT REDUCED PRICES Ht Who Suffer Stomach yy, Gas and Indigestion | | | a New deaign in a canemnied wing-end oval 1 - Wrist Wata. Solid 18-k. white gold 5 iutifully | Cent Es engraved. Fancy diel. BAG® tif One Bottle of Dare’s Mentha-Pepsin Doesn't Do om ‘Jewel movement, guaran ace ribbon wrist band with solid white dod Than Anything You Ever Used Clasp Chain 8.50 $37.50 _ gers Tableware Silver is on velvet pad in handsome eC — distressed with gae bloating that you is going to stop eatarrh of stomach or any abnormal condition that keeps the ‘stomach in constant rebellion and one bottle will prove it. patterne: — ity” tray, Cholee may be so distend-| And how happy you will be when — ncestral.”’ “An ; $93 poh umbasador™ or “Old Cok a P breathing is short and | your stomach is as good as Lew for fies henge COW handle knives Oe : then dizziness, nervousness, sleep- % idle pe lessness, headache, dull eyes and . ik perhaps you are suffo- oy other ailments caused by a disorder OE — eee ndows for Special ae geo ® Diamonde remounted. Old jewelry = © ngs modernized. Lowest prices. One Be i, Ma in 87 or 1086 and sJesmaa 30 P. M.; Other Days ’Till 6: Senet Over 6,000 bottles sold in one emall New Jersey town last year— ask yourself why? For sale by Wolff-Wilson Drug Co., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Judge | & Dolph Drug Stores. vad ‘Blessed relief; but why a of such attacks alto- ay have chronie indiges- derful medicine you or dyspepsia, | ted yesterday, | dia é | - i OCTOHE Tete “ re’ 1925. -R 18, 19g 2 16, = eee : er cnet eases aoe en oe | death of Harry | Pacifie crossing watchman. Speeding automobile at = and Manchester avenues | The arrest 2 years old, was brought about | through the vigilance of Louis | Vazis, chauffeur for the Kroger | | Grocery and Baking Co., who pur- sued four robbers after they had | taken $12,000 in a holdup at the’! Kroger offices on Sept. 11 last, | and who outdistanced him after! a chase in which they fired ten ‘nue when Kearney was struck by 'Vazis testified. ‘the Star iner. ‘land avenue. P 'citement really HELD FOR KILLING MAN WITH HIS AUTO Henry Fortner Named in Coro- ner’s Verdict as Driver Who Struck Harry Kearney. of 1788 Chou- teau avenue was ordered held in $20,000 bond Henry Fortner today been named by a Coroner’s jury in | 'a homicide verdict returned in the | tion under each of the three gen- | Missouri | eral achemes which the board ean) Kearney, OND Brand-new, C melody Saxophone, | Kearney, who was 55 years old, he finest made, offer = | and lived at EXHIR -— fi 4 f ed on terms = | was run down and killed by a at 6:30 a. m. yesterday. Fortner, an engineer for the) Missouri Rolling Mill Co., admit-| | he was the driver of the car. He not take the stand today. Chased by Truck Chauffeur. of Fortner, shots into his/qoupe. Vazis testified today that he was driving west’ on Manchester ave- a Star automobile Vazis’ truck. just ahead of “I chased him but he got away,” “I did notice, how- ever that the rear license plate on was hanging by one cor- “Later in the morning I saw a ‘Star standing in front of £510 Oak- The license plate was hanging by one corner. The rad- iator and one fender and headlight were smashed. I figured it was the | Same machine and I called a po- | liceman. License Number Traced. The license number was traced to Fortner. At his home his wife said he had gone to East St. and he was arrested there in @ rooming house at 618 St. avenue. He told the police after realizing that had struck aman he became excited, the rolling mill where he worked and reported he was ill His ex- made him ill, said, and he abandoned his because he could no longer drive it. Vazis’ estimate that the Star was traveling about 30 miles an hour was confirmed by Joe Marll, a he ‘lamp lighter of 2016 Prather ave- inué, | boys at 10 p. | i j | i'ton,”’ | ter, iton street, isuegested to iversity ‘ | | Ry | who witnessed the death of Kearney. NEWS AGENT IS DISCHARGED IN TEST CASE OVER SALES Anyone Disturbed by Cries of News- Should Move to Clayton, Judge Gayer Says. Judge Gaver of the Court Criminal Correction was surprised that the peace of a person at Grand | and ‘Washington boulevards could be disturbed by the cries of news- m. and remarked yes- terday that “whoever made that) complaint should move to Clay- in discharging William Kri- a news agent, of 2636 Chari- who had been fined $10 for disturbance of the peace Sept. of 29 by Police Judge Beck. Kriter was arrested after he had officials of ‘lub, who had remonstrat- with him about the loud cries his newsboys, that a test case be made to determine whether the newsboys’ shouts were permissible. The complaining witnesses were ed of ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL DESIGN. Circular Fountain to Have Granite Base 100 Feet in Diameter. the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Oct 16.—The Theodore Roosevelt Memorial de- sign by John Russell Pope, New York architect, was described yes- terday asa marble fountain of vast proportions, with a circular granite base,more than 100 feet’ in diame- ter. It will be erected south of the White House. on the edge of the Tidal Basin tn Potomac Park. Planned to offer a striking con- trast to the Lincoln Memorial the Washington Monument, Roosevelt Memorial will not inter- fere with the vista southward from the executive mansion. The base is to be elaborately sculptured. ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES TO INQUIRE INTO TAX WASTES State Expenditures Increase While Federal Costs Decline, Potnte Out Elmer Donnell, Director. The Associated Industries of Mis- souri, A. L. McCawley discussed waste in state, county and munici- pal governments Wednesday, has decided to inquire into the dispo- sition of the $200,000(000 in taxes which is taken from the pockets of 3,600,000 Missourians each year. A committee of five members of the board of directors will meet aoon to plan an itnquiry into every county in the State, Elmer Donnell, managing director of the associa- tion, said today. 20-Piece Get ...... mies bein 32-Piece Ret ee ae $35.70 TF itzy and pray for quick | ed stomach will Gisappear and you | Bt poegy pence > ieuhier: “6-Piece Set, in Fancy 1.70 1 ‘a to be done? will be your old happy, contented | | ment, likely to‘result in a further | Chest . 7 . ’ . te 0 ee eee oes poonful of Dare’s self again. ae heat teenies ..+ §$67085 and in ten minu | y bottle of Dare’s Mentha-| year, are not carried into the State. Al Waener introduced one resolu: | plan for| He pre- | ‘follow in drafting a Another Shipment! 2000 Pairs to Sell Sizes 81% to 10 CHIFFON (Silk All the Way to Top) HOSE 15 Pair ee a ee ne ee ee ee involving absorption of the county? i nF ts? ta ty? — \ ~~ _ ___ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES “ an raya", Citizenship Extension Course St. Louis University | School of Law A Brief Course in Public Law for Better Citizenship ' Rights and Duties of Citizens National Government State Government | Municipal Government While they last; right reserved to limit quan- tity. i | Administration of Justice F 1] F hi d Reinforced Credit of one semester hour in A. B. u asnione heels toes and course will be given by the St. Louls ~ ? tops—very sheer, beautiful — every pair perfect—colors include Rose Taupe, At- mosphere (very light), Nude, French Nude, University College of Arts and Sciences. Call or consult Secretary St. Louis University Gunmetal, Rose Blonde, Rose Beige, also School of Law Black. At, pair, $1.15. 3642 Lindell BI St. Louis, Mo. | EEE ee —— — 0 2 eee eee ee ea ee ee ee ee . : s 5 * See See s ad ° d oO a Windows Windows . E> 3 ' ‘a . s 517-519 WASHINGTON ; . ia | s 9 to fo 9 to to s = ; eS | a | O’Clock 1 O'Clock O’Clock . 3 Only — ~ Only & | n werey. n vnty > * s : . ; s 2 a ‘ a ad fw = ’ = | a ~~ = s | } TS“ VALUES 7. 75 | = A t = | 7 ’ y a 00 |e id Fur-collared Coats: suede ve- prises 7 ‘ leurs and silk Bolivias: all =z | i: sizes for juniors and women. _ * ee Over 200 Coats at........+--. = S| E3 = 2 = | i. \E a | § eae VALUES 5 i a / fa £3 De * $39.75 4 s Pinpoint Bolivias, new duv- == F = suedes, broadcloth and plain, - * with large fur collars and ff! a cuffs; flare styles. All sizes.. s a oni} at. om “e ' All Sizes!! All Shades!! C.O.D.s * TOPCOATS, $12.75 __ST LOUIS PUSI- “DISHATLT ane ——s MEN’S $22501 0. UL IAS eh ld 19" & Washington ~~ ; EN’S $12.50 MACKINAW | COATS, $7.95 SPECIALS s6 Leather Jerkins, ia sy . ’ : a 7 v * eS « > - 2 $2.08 i. ble MEN'S $4 JERSEY SPORT = JACKETS ay JUST AS PICTURED HERE Heavy elastic Jersey knit, fleece lined, tan coler: made with reinforced elastic wide eiastic kmit watathand: two tarae front peckets that 4 good- leokin«. hard-wear- ing gar- ment. cial ran the biggest kind we have ever offered. T-button dou- has heavy and cuffs; frent; knit collar be buttened. One of valves of ita UNUSUAL VALUES, Yien's £5.50 Corduroy Shirts; all Pe « % «lge Men's $1.29 Ellastic- Ribbed tUnion Suita. Men's #*.50 Storm Coats, blanket naan belted modeh _. "$3.99 Men's and youths’ $3.50 Cerduroey Pants®@ all «izes 91.99 Red Comferta: new rotten batting: large size .. $2.98 Men's $9 Gen- Leather Jackets, lined, elastic knit collar cuffs. *h 99 uine an medium gray with fancy bordcrs. Spe- $3 Blankets, full size, good weight, dark and medium colors. Special....$3.79 Genuine English Wool Army Blankets, rec., heavy, full: size. $9 Large Double Wool Blankets, fancy plaids, silk bound, good weight... $6.95 COT ONE OE TOE ee A Oe MEN’S 25c SOCKS Cotton and wool mixed, genuine Baliston knit, seamless, 6-inch ribbed tops, me- dium Fall and Winter weight. No feature has been overlooked that could possibly the wearing qualities of im these Socks. ‘ 5S pairs to a customer. Think of it, Satur- day, a pair...... Brand - new. size, SHOE checolate ecoler, Geeodyear welt, oe $2 gg heels, all sizes. Pair.......- . INFANTRY sHOoOrES — New, piain toe; chece- late coolers 5} pair... ww «. Army Munson Lavt Husset Style SHOES, a pwnir Ven's °F i me “HOES: values np te 24.70 @ § 25c CARTRIDGES. | $44.58 STEVENS P18" $2.99 pres. rels; ~A Nitro Stee! Bar- 12, 16, 20 see Gas Sen) SHROLE SOOT, Sot HAMILTON RIFLE, © BF Shotgun Shells, smokeless, 0.5. & Western expert, 12 & 16 gauge, al lads, bo 7S 22-CALIBER, WESTERN LESS SMOKE, 5 Boxes, 75¢; Bor...... REPEATING SHOTGUN Model sin ehot, 98¢. > : Not over HAMMERLESS y =e. Brow ning improve gungr. breech with a double lecking breach inxurteg abacinte «eafety Note our lew price 12.50 SHOTGUNS, SINGLE BARREL, ALL GAUGES, Special, Nate hice... $8.95 WINCHESTER REPEATING SHOTGUNS, 12-Gauge, Nickel Steel Barrel... $37.98 .50 Hunting Caps... Folly Gearanteed ist... $2.98 Tan, pinin tee, Good- year welt. Regular ss $6.95 Se 5195 ROOTS: waterproof Men's 816.50 High-Tep BOUTS, lair mecansain style, oll treated: pair S Men's Rubber AKANE $ g 2. BOOTS, fully guaran. Men's (,waranteed KRabber HIP BOOTS $4.95 $30 DOUBLE-BARREL SHOTGUN Made by Stevens (Co. Patent, i“ hee = ARMY GOODS STORE}} 10% & Washington ee a ee ee ee A or

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ee ee a | of LOUIS POST-DISPATL eee D HER ANCE Asnaaiy fom she pute and that |= 3986, 492 arena mors sham THEGFELD TO BUILD IN CHICAGO osch: anc contactn wt. toe| etn Pip mt AN = ee Poacn: } wee eS i 2 ye $ press oe vies ‘Plans $1,000,000 Theater; Com- “ 2th ; _ idee oa * a rae . : road S x od stewards, which pre- Sale of All Pure Linen ' 50c to $1.00 Valnes a 29c « 69¢ FARHA LINGERIE AND LINseaE 1001 Lect ST ST. , cS : gasemest eeone | plains of Scalpers. —— i ee vented th n oxo New York — mianm teadter » ad daiiw tre ‘ ¢, "yes J — Thich hi roductions , liner France, has extended ; asd : : a Pe - . ee tA Z Aa % Piad * A » & .? . e *he 1 apocia ted Press -—e' . : «+4 : 2 o? + : * ae - a 4 a + m na ~ + *} . *} 4 - | > c 4 ; ° J “ o os —™ 9 = "oe oe —_ - —— fo emoved from of noi numer arn "HICAGO. Oct. 18.—Erection of run are too smal : tr? t scalp to the employes of other shipping . » - . a : a a ” 7 = = . . ai = — DS Bave « : ye within a year its promised a” r Fiorenz Ziegfeld, the produce CURED ANI plans to tmaugurate in fit RE a seit + ; ILES witHour THE ai i21USiCai Oca UCLIOn JT rues. Fistula. Fossure and aii Wen lie .- the Woiliee My GUarantee— ape ne wt at or wow ow ee ee a oe Lia) a conductor on Electric Railway Tweo ot into cU who said ing attentio within a year and th Was married Sister Telis of Threats The siain girl's twin sister ee ene ne ee ee eh ae ane a ~~ eqmer > ; a aaa ; *beahic i! ie Hit a : : Liteii? ‘ii ie ; > tee i : lyn, said that her sister had tin terror of a Milwaukee mar geverail dars. {if ‘Jimmy.’ I'll get you bot! _ > aS 501 PINE STREET ST LOTIS. MO. 9 AM oer e | start as soon as ine sue Surressers te Dr. ff Smith Decensed. Sunda rs. "10 te | exrenre ”y HAMA 4p il t ‘i au. : : 1 AMAT Ret HR oad Pe ceCf8) PR eta fi ti Th L wa, howe bodjen were found tm ieee Nien a ee e Las field near Kenosha, was made early SM Hii i ih ul ih JHE a . Te | ois r- & —~- ft af go ' » F hM | HU 0) a a um | | | , le nih a Cee | : | | i Mh we = 3 i ih i ! an Hi | i! , ith, ni HN | Mh . ir io Le. sha deputies took Hioward J rat iT ii ii] wl 2. i t . of Milwaukee into custod oF a Hie HH) ea lh i ‘in a je | Hi, ih Hu . Ht me -ould throw some lig Hi Pratt was arrested 9 tig home here. Deput: 9 ‘ for him for several M H! AD i eC nh -) Hein i es , . The very opportunity you have Fvel Hi ® \ ii i init I ill i off = . . : [velrn. Ht _ Mt iter vou unquestionably the The girl's friends said she had ~~ : HTM | : hes Se sm 7 Lreqg uen il} mili j 7 iittel i + H re oeTreates t chance you can find In a hea es ot ee rt raz (of 1136 Ceniract. mis a ti¢ : e “gna ine mentite 865 Th terars ~~ The frst arrest in the hunt for the en . a siayer of Madalynne Latimer. 13- a a a / a ; : UE tf Mf ic today. when lilwaukee a ii i Hi IH iit Ht Ht HA HT Hl Hh Hi} tthe Hi i ATR LP Ht a ally rie 7 sit} int rit | i +f etal i % ‘it rr i Mi : e.* al P i! i ‘Hig bh HUH Ta HUALABeRY? Send ods HAPRRG SEE) 7 Dn MUA RL nH wits sak i Hh TP iff Ibs tint a, TE An Addition u deputies said they thougnt ee The very opport , aes HN long awaited. Saturday King’s threatened recently Hara - spoken 0o receiving H HHT threats from a girl who had bee: HN a AHHH aA HRT ta the city. Come to this 8 disputing her c! om the affe a , HLH TA eR tied — Aye (UE wel- Hie . | LH tah Hite So eee . , - sea ee Hn, TD At) known credit clothing store and The bodies were found near a Hyd 5 fe Un Ha: ee || Quality and Value He if i i " ‘ 7 By the Associated Press. AN ; beat Hit ree —g | Yseninatine Frnel eT 1 Hi il Hi e ; + : HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct. 16 Auta FX stat ee ne ee iy il sa ite, Samuel’ D. Warriner, chairmar SUNT | AUT ies iN MEVETLY Lasuiones Hi HM i | | the -anthracite operators’ confer- Bi aT "me meee) Hata materials in the lea A WH TH Hii, a ence, takes vigorous exception tx Ru} Po Fe hh I scealenitinen ae NAPA iit! HN a ay Fi Aan ny : statements made by John L. Lewis Ca VA AAT MONEY DOV A A Sy Ay iti a HH CT oe ) HOH Meee iH Prt | ' HHT eT Bll) | * 2, oe ase se nae ¢ * : * — " — 2 Renee ttadraiins ta at Na an AI A ma PH RR IT eRe RO Ra i Nain ABE tm . ’ A TSR) ge ee i ee , ee, . - 4 . 2 7 9 hua vs ? Ss ; é Me ee oe nel zu Yate wee, “oy “t eee pa2e upreeig sb Pe a * * rs be = ) wy » - + * a Ri" Bke wi bee AS 7 BS -_ Ss ery vats Pee S - 2 j IG ros 2x Wie eS Fit toy eh £ 4 Re i, ae bOt4neine - CN ent Mi ai MEN co A RE SR NN BE at il. halt eh ITNT. TAM = whew ~ a ie ee eee ony Sore ot president of the L mites Min TMH TUT iy ‘ ' PHA TY L HHELHT PR Cet: LG | Workers, at the ne tion = th Hitt i Hu f THT i He Hh THE Ht f Others S tally Priced at i Han Hh i } ili Wi i Hit BMH J Ow : mat the operators ih i inf it nit tt Hi ik Hi Hy, AH ; E.. extorted $16.000 000 to $°0.000.00 0 Ty Hh a H , j oa Hi Hil Hi itt i i fH ! Hii » a .00, $ 5.00 an $45.00 HH Hh ih | HAH hii ; . tts Tit i 7 ° ft ; HT H rpeihy I st ii Mi Ci ‘> HH Pay Nothing Down iH ait ih Hi HN *} i ’ j | Hy tite HH Ht! } Hil Hi mii Hitt Hit CNR LO nll FEDS Cave SRS LL if ‘i Ht | Hee th Wh ih tH | Hb i ul ith th Hi a i i i Hit i i rt ioe in 4H Ht Hi iN Hi ii Hil iit TT 44 sett Hi : Hike ill j ; il rae i Ho ul ‘i hie Ce A lies Hh li i Wilda | | Milli H il ita ft Hi i if: Hil ii. i] Hi i at A fs i | iy Sa 4 } : o | en ih ie i yy jt ~ )) « Goats tha | iy! HA ie t! Siy 385 = Mad o su i : : Ph pe - bia. needle F i" Hi A Ti . SD Sota: GenSto = fered in WE “ : ri fi i} Hf | A 8 i= | | breasted English = a Many have : HHH g ‘ , +4) sack Suits, collegiate 5 . | \ * models. Mazny with *% 4 large fur C ‘ 5 : —- E their attrac a be 1a pipe. es e aieiienbel =. aks Cee cinta Mamta Be as) ae ee WANTS rt hee mergers anal eee Ne nner - ee eS ee = — > - . enna re -s - on ieee see - —— — apace’ — — 7 ——— ene - ome ~— — wit ee ee 4 Ht } i qT) hi | Mi f intel : = extra trousers. Select g Hh ih Hl Hf ANE The Season's } | io ® | ee ee ee ees aa, 4 a | sum an an iit babi HH) ; , — coat for NO MONEY 24 , 4 lit " ae, Hl i Chosen Styles a DOWN + 3 | , sizes 14 to ei vi -Ou will be surprised Your OF ft HHT i Hy +h ; + variety it ie his ; } | : ih '. . 4 “gee _ Sin . bi a CZ oe itis i s2400C€ > wee ii ‘ | Hi ae i | oi f z 7 Hit Hi i i i : y i in mm H H | of expensive f ttt? um it rif! beri Hi i ree sili Hy ti Ht Mn , ! Wii NO E , . it he | : i ae 7 I th i a al hi ih j RE in This Off a aaa See it Ye : ni i i y \. , We HN : : 7 Bo . . hn! ) Other Far-Trimmed Coats at i | ary Bai en’ S “i b Ht it | Hi] th Se dS 2 , aa $15, $25, $35 and $55 A ih ith | ia — - a i Pay Nothing Down Hit Hilt He a hi ’ ah HH Hii ba itt NO MONEY DOWN fj.) en im ian Ae iain ft "ah Hi a i ii un A _— TA tT f i hy hi 4 i ‘a K i : " ili ih : i rif Att if Ki Ui HTT Hate ~ mut) i Lit Hie it Mi oe Nit Hilt Nt HF me UE yn LHe seas eee ua Hil adit Be THT ; it tit are : ii ‘Hits Hint it Pau ae i Gil) qe ML IHL th HPL LIT HALHE HAS ast i | i ii ‘ii bn Agi it Hl a Hie tia Hai A i thi ny iW ie Hunt bi " a" 1 i WEsaeeas eheeides | i Hh Hi ; i biilaai Mah Erery new model from the trim sincle Mit! SRT RL), ih | . Bail , bith AH / ee a) HHH ' i mri Rs breasted to the bur- H Hit 2 i : Preah 2 ~ Ht iP an, bh | his lest ulster. fret 4 Hit, i i ‘PU = Hitt! + a 4 rour Overcoat and 44 4 ’ : : 7: +e - © ~ - ——' - 4 Hite iit oie ye ' 1 fie DOWN. 4 =e Hi py BB ae ih 2 ) s Oxfords, rep Hiitiia eee Bee ese . ae i % @nd cut-outs and various co™ ae ci) } is Be ms fia! , Ginationsa 3 patent, ‘ss su° 4 pleonde sates ‘ $] wit ; i : . j i Hie Mi) Nah © tiie a 3 " Hii “py a id 4) idl Hines cath i with hig —_ ive Bi Sieh i Ae Mget ah fh | ATT cs > % te § in ene style of Se - . eet} rhi¢ ‘ aatr S : “ ithe Every oer seas 9 P. M. Se HEH an Mili I mi: HL Misses’ and children arte ren at or) ent. tan and bdDlack _ shehtiy factory checked. Seconds Y 2.25 to $2.50 grades....-. es

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ile Pie ad - , ; eta 3) RAS tae ' : pons _— Se, sipsiee , , ee SN et OE Came Scheie toe : . tls sig a Pi ; Suse ' 45: : att Z Le ee a ee een Se eRe Sane . rat fees an Aeaytegners pn aR cages cande: on ‘ nail ents . . 4 Vp eh ® - 4 “i.e 5 P - . - : ~~ — x 4 - 4.44444 i i i es a www wow . eee Sty a i = = STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY—-OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M me nen | "88 Gloves urses 50¢ to $1.00 Values ti $1.98 Kind Vests $3 Corsetalls fo 69 " * a ba 1. 7 9 ae. sates . C Cc : es “it one last 2 a Wome: C Long Se a4 _- - “4 - eg A LINGERIE Besa eo fe bant, | | Samer’ acer | JO | seomer's raven verte | | sinh sane chased cover th 1001 tay LINEN § de conumy Store cbr pheine | We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise ua : dea savas of abuea. straps, Good rans a eae i 4 _—" 92 a Ep (. ash « or ($2. 0 in Merchandise Few Restric led Artt if E ree pled at Re tail | in Missouri and the W est | i Oe Basement Economy Store i eee 999 944444444454 i i,» i, es Oe jaturday’ S Offerings in the Basement Economy Store The Last Day of This 3- Day Event Affords Exceptional Savings Particularly on Apparel for All the Family a ‘ eee i] | ‘mn i | ss ut att i i li} cl 4 a An Additional Purchase Augments This Combination Selling of Men’s and Young The Boys’ Basement Store Features Groups of Two-Pants HEAD en’s Suits and Overcoats Suits, Overcoats or Mackinaws Offering $18.50 to $22.50 Values, Choice of Any Choice, > Q:4> ?PAREL $ OQ € Vest Suits, pleated Suits, sports back ' @ and plain English model Suits of service- OT ~~ } able cheviot and cassimere, shown) in light oni dark colors and patterns that pportunity you have boys like. Both pairs of pants are fully LLL TTY, ed. Saturday King’s unquestionably the ance you can find in Come to this well- 7 ues lined. Sizes 7 to 18 years included. lit clothing store and ig € At this remarkable price,vou have choice of a Suit and an Overcoat or two : ‘complete Fall outfit rs, \ Suits or two Overcouats. ‘The Suits are well tailored of all-wool and wool-mix- Overcoats |’ Mackinaws lsome coat together (am\ “%y ¢d materials in light and dark colors. There are styles for youths, men and | | | i:nglish and conservative style Suits, single and } Topcoats of woolen materials in light and dark Girls $10 to $12.50 Coats double breasted. Shown in powder blue. light shades, with lined sleeves and shoulders. Gabar- tan and the new shades. All tailored of all-wool dines are of cr avenette material, for rainy as well Very Special, Saturday, at materials. Sizes 16 years to 42 chest. as cool davs. Sizes 33 to 44 chest. Hasement FElconoemy Store Unusual Values Are These Women’s and Misses’ Take Advantage of This Special Offering of > v q Fur-Trimmed Coats | Silk and Cloth Dresses | su far rinmessises 910 1¢Yean @ A special purchase enables this offering of girls’ Coats in the favored stvles for Winter. Every one is fur trimmed, lined and interlined. They are fashioned of the popular materials and shown in almost all of the wanted colors. Sizes 3 to 14 vears. Be down early Saturday for best se- lection; the values are so exceptional NY ‘i | $45 to $50 Values, Choice at $17.50 to $20 Values, at 7 ~~ 7 Le 6 o* 4 . 75 of — srrtae =o - ’ hd o - +4 y ‘eg : ‘ ’ sera. eS rel , J ‘ Teeter eee *-< : re ‘ . ose” ¢€ Coats that ‘oil appeal the moment vou sec i Cleverly fashioned Dresses oft crepe them. Made of duvbloom, chansorette, Ara- | satin, satin Canton, flat crepe, charmeen, bia, needlepoint. alvarda and rantex, of- Poiret twill and whipcord.. There are that buying 1s bound to be brisk. fered in wraps, straight and flared models. flared and straightline models, high-col- ‘ Girls’ Cloth Dresses Girls’ — Girls’ rage Many have deep borders of fur, fur bands, | Jared and long-sleeved Dresses and sleeve- large fur collars and cuffs, which add to less stvles. Many are fur trimmed and their attractiveness. Squirrel, beaver, opos- | some with chenille combinations. Shown $6.95 and $7.50 Values : ae Yaa? a ee ae ee vere = sum and other selected pelts used. There are | jn pencil blue, soft-toned browns, navy = ) ‘sizes 14 to 48. and black. Sizes 16 to 50. or ubberized Raincapesr ght colored ollskin Slickers HN oe Nese 4 : t checks. all ied jersey an , maroon and navy. ines my high- —— rubberized ma- Ht e fa een A Your Oo ortunity to secure a Coat for the at paibrigegan; aleo ali-wOol reg- @lastic and Billie Burke Hoods terial. sue ar anteed abower- tered at $29.75, HD Nec 15 new = a at a very moderate price. In- Included are a number of Dresses in | slation Dresses of serge. Sizes | Showerproof and in sizes 7 | proof. Sizes 6 to 16 years. and $45.00 Hy on” ARO” e this up Saturday. extra sizes,; making this group all the t 7 to 14 to 14 Basement Econemy Store pen ae ee more desirable. Fae | ‘ es ” a Hiasement Eiconuemy Stor: Rasement Econemy Store Saturday—A Group of Why Not Select Your Needs From These ep: $ S Dp O rt S C O ats rh Seconds of $6.95 and $7.95 Grades\. $3.77 g Reonteny in This Offering of peta | Men’ s & Boys’ Shoes| | Children’s & Misses’ Hats Fall Hats a $5 $ AT Special Value at Very Special Values. : lan ~ 9 5 $ ss Ss j . w o / gine Pose ad iia i, @ Hip-length Coats that are decidedly popular this season of the year. They : oe it —_ sf are enhanced by dainty trimming ef- @ Men's high and low Shoes of bidck and tan calf and kid leathers. Made on square , . 1. t < ‘ F "arie - , . . : a B fects } are butte } t she round and wide toe an S, Atmo ¢ A splc ndidly Vari¢ d show ; C \\ omen W ill de light 1) F e ones perce sete ses pe Bie - include: t es P " “0 . #¢ a . I hag SS, -. included are samp ing of children’s and misses choosing from this collection! y sate Godan See Glew ae Sizes 36 to 44 SS %, Basement Economy Store _ — = men’s and boys’ Shoes in va- Be. ee, rious styles. | Fomen 's $4 and $5 Shoes Hats of felt. velvet and Polo Included are Hats of black Cloth in nobby close-fitting satin in the favored large and effects as well as the attrac- small shapes. Thev're attrac-/ — . $ 77 live larger styles. They are tively trjmmed with Tlowers Effect Splendid —— on This Group of ice obtainable in colors to match and fanty effects in splendid Ws O en’ 5 the new Fall coats and dresses. rs W m Si Rwemen's Oxfords, straps Basement Economy store ges ngement. Kronemy Store | Hi £e LD | eut- outs and various com- i , ~ " Irregulars of $1.25 —Also eat : Hii 4 "ee ' , ns. Of patent, tan : to $1.50 Grades. *, «© « ) and npr safer 4 ( wi Tien a. Scout otis Sed Nut Loaf Cake | Broken Milk Chocolate 3c \i : on tow Doe. ee : | t of full and semi-fashioned Sitk Hone, with dodble Me to § in one style or an- aie os Popular Radiex Records Regularly 60g Lb 29 CA et ey ees toe ee are well ig oewe ‘ Valuc.... {OC ae '* 7 Special, Lb.» represented. , : : ‘ Children’ s and Misses’ Shoes Freshly baked loaves of delicious Each ... 29¢ , A eonfection that invariably Wor " ik is 8 i Hose ieses’ and children’s Oxfords, straps and cut-outs of pat- golden Cake, filled with selected | si Fae | . pleases, enjoyed by young and old. aoe gt areca We om = | Full wih ‘alee 4 5s ret We tan and black leathers. Sizes 8% to }- They are -tmere athe, pevathegion, Fee ee ee set: ggg Id Sa ‘abe Cc double lisie t and rein- | inforced feet. Seconds 48c tly factory checked. Seconds of F R8 85c Cream Snails. ... .25¢ “Row, Row, Rosie, Bysthe Light of the Stars,” and many others. eg mae lyst d be pees spe- forced feet. Biack 65c of T9e to Me grades... s© to $3.50 grades. $ Honey Nut Bread... . 20c Basement Economy Store cia, Tt. apes | . .29¢ and colors, $i value... | Basement Economy : " Ranement & conomy Sture Basement Bake Shep Basement + : re se etc an eer 3 Sela: io ane 3 So A d = ate PR Cog ms et ” ETT LS DOLE. anit Cb be Denies Sa tea ie, i ’ 1 v eae

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a ° aes a ; : ae 4 . . —- tS BS =s galt nF ae — a we " TCH 3 —_ -— . torial Page STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. DAILY--OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 P. M. Men’s Fancy Hose a meats Silk ec = n ———— @ Our own tmportation of men's fancy Half Hose. a‘- striped. figured and checke tractive plaid, checked and striped strles in colors to -—— : ric 7 attractive—iined with woo sult any taste. All sizes in the assortment. Wy a Give ¢ Eagle Stamps and Redeem Ful fi Bo oks s for N59 HU in Largest Distributors of Merchandise | wrinkle. Mata Fleer Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles E rece pted at Retail in Missouri and the West | 4 A... ——_ | More Select Your New Clothes Here and Benefit by Our-Dominant Clothing Service and Our Vast, Carefully Chosen Assortments of a IN iL HAIRS and Correct Fall Clothes in Widest Vanietez22 2 € Visit our Men’s Store Saturday—see for yourself what extraordinary choice is here—and vou, too, wili readily agree that we do indeed offer St. Louis’ best values in the smartest clotinns of all tvpes. Fall Topcoats 1. '.\t “Pwo-Trouser Saas New Express —Very Exceptional Value at Shipment of —Tailored to Sell at $40 to $50 as & —— BURT é 7 o 2 7 7 : - - - ‘ = _ a a. 7 ~ r — , * Slee 3 rad Z - | - i * we > ew ue , 7 " - ens _ Y Sa S 5: 7 > - - oe ee od , » mt " er > —_— rs 3 . ; 7 ' , : . - + Fea, ‘, ~_— ota, : * a : ] ted | . a 2 ; See ' ey ies “a - ; _ at . = me ’ Y ~ > My =, a | : 3 - - - -* , T % T : . ’ : . - “ ; . - ’ 3 | 4 J > Z 4 - Swageer. sincie-breasted models that are B | u es Su ] C S loose fitting and carefully tailored with the~- S : smart box back—yoke and sleeves being —Special at lined with Skinner’s satin: also included are a ae the popular ‘‘Bonny Knit’’ cravenette-proc- > 6 essed Coats. - Other Topcoats, $21.75 to $78.co Other Two-Trouser Suits, $24.75 to $65.30 Lightweight Overcoats With Extra Trousers “Academy High” Suits a f- Py co vt of multiplication President —Latest Conservative Styles—at oumg men’s blue eb | —With Extra Trousers—at ' Pan ee, See FS om the spread of crime 00Ft name 272 r ,. Deed rt DS i i nree-gdua bat ee + ~ ~ >. . .* ome ¢ itt ower oray . Fo > ~ - aiiti ~— a Ws mF , a4 a a ~ - S++ = sn . - a2 . ~ - ~ . * Pat Ph Cress * and ~ sery)res yi za ro > a i . : — - chest—also stouts and long ‘ h _ > . -_ Golf Knickers —of Colored pe ee th ee ae Specially Priced at ~~ > ie threat ta American) Anitade of Basines«. | Hemee the — me to the point that | -ow 3 — —" he newest pa: shades. + P ‘a+ a sing’ e inc lvriec. - of he Le 2 Those Seeking Truly Distinctive Headwear Should Select | Discriminating Parents Prefer to D Bias bi | . thoat brraxing some | nat em (actually i . , 66 = 2 93 | a4 99 r an th | = » call te On Feb —Shown Here Exclusively and Full Values at | : Ee a L With Two Pairs of ae | ¥F av centeutee ont ame “ | AQRY “16 50 to $QI7.50 € The diversity of “Disney” stvles assures becoming choice—all models being highly correct—of excellent materials and beautifully finished. The most ap- proved shades are, of course, represented. Also we || PRR#S—=. os ee oo ee Rnerteney tinent show: : ‘5 wei ; * ¥e . : , — ee’ oring that 1s I? into men. — clothes of the hetter as eee 25 : | kinds. Bovs like the ap pearagce they make in Stetson Hats at _. $8.00 to $12.00 i =; Seaeee We — . | Academy Suits—and parents will realize the G. B. Borsalino Hats. priced Ree | —_ 6OCltl Tete | /™ —-_- press, » ae s of the splendid woolens. Sjn- Metropolitan Hats, priced at . | te $i a . EES SSS gie and double breasted new models. with wide | 3 ie ieee 8 § rousers and vest. Sizes 6 to 18 vears. thers drawing pot os & The correct English lines are achieved in these | i. ane aa aan ee ne nations, tr exclusive Suits by the Same careful cut and tai- | ) | Hom the tremendous cost | of the Cem srrent The baur- "Ss * se ana oe Ll-woo] mode s «th Knickers: An ear Selection of Smart a. a | | | | 1H sammenianninie MEN |) ‘fee | Fall Shirts The Utmost in Value at $6 | | Be —Special Saturday at . | ’ Pian itt i. | ° een a ee, a » ‘aae a tara~- cuintaenngumnipareinaemedinahieneeteamaken onside € Our Suretv-Six Footwear has established its | ’ . im | A spiendid assortment of new styics—double.1 tit | > enetas See, populgrity on a firm basis of the service, comfart Men’s Elgin Hi $ ] >) | plain modeia lined or half-lined Remaaee ga: | art stvling that men find in each and every ee { 4 | included izes 1% ¢ } rears. ’ | ly by bringing this wild-eyed eo ir. And the new assortments include stvles | W atches | —— every occasion and every taste; two favored eS | | > halt, ao they cam hatch me models are : : r if” _ Car nae ‘he ee. of [32 ipeecubetors can liberty of i778 The . a Themen: & et evrerrbedy = The Popular Bright Checks and Plaids in 4 Pesttion of bresking ws. amd Man im the tury boa, searching ea) he aa ee nara ES , C4 . 79 a en ee ee ee Colored Shirts Broadcloth Shirts | | Boys —— acks . 2S fellow before him Syne Ely former Assistant) : wo. Attorney. presided as * ee .59 a Gent of the Brot herheod ‘Ieb . & a oo — . ~ RNS ee be oe ee Sie Hy em heat ag his guest former a | Attorney James CarroilL yee Men = g2reen . ) if ~ 3 j 7 > = « paste i the: . fitied Elgin 7 ~ . i & ef t : , ' Cotten Crop Report. . flied Eig ay t n fF a Oe ey ep =O C_:~Popuilar Overblouses that beys want for Fam eg rt nay S109 93 : 1 | : _? FS Winter wear—all-wool fabrics in big nberj 4 hat carty season exttmates’ $15 Wrist W 4 | ‘ 1 & checks— with two pockets, convertible cc : me size of the cotton crep are) eis | atches be —_ To f knitted waistband. -. sing to the cottom manufac —for Ren. ras b orn sha ped bi t —' ; " sterling silver casex. 16. —_ ~~ if tf ~ , 4 ‘wel Swiss Eg ements. Be Scene: lge =... '; i 4 = Boys Sweaters radium dia! il. me age iretabie , : bite t. nai gras i i en =, eur | = te Shaker Kkmit ali- wool slip- leather — ee mem ty - idle ee or- eter Sweaters with shaw? Nate Fleer

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rial Bly Cartc a A On Men’s Silk Ties Splendid $1.00 Value at. made especially ll Neckwear, red and checked patterns - SO that ined with wool for us; at eae £, 4 nly - meal — NS SME LAN ts of and Cablegram IN 24 HOURS Se Mayor and Con- man Jost of Kansas. Speaks on Evil of ‘—Ieation of Statutes tha self Go” HIS is the thirteenth instal] by Walter bassaacor to Wilson. The J. Hendrick, them, consulted and diplomatic, Page came into Hines Page, Great Britain, ten to res PUBLIC | C CHECK CONGRESS | who, in his prepar various leaders, with whom contact. Webster Groves More War-Time Letters American Ambassador —Afraid to “Let Him- When Bern- storff Was Sent Home. a series of unpublished letters writ- war-time Am- President letters are edited by Burton Ambassador eg ment of ation of political ————— — — i-dited by BURTON J. HENDRICK. Copy 1925 Ambassacvior Page's randum Book.) Club There Is No k mes Ss, Unlicensed | in U. S. rigiit, (From Memo- 3 ig Dec. 31, 1916. _ ys liberty industrial free- WRITE this memorandum (for iu ‘oe nvself Ix m + he va ’ especially, relief from too | @ myse only) with the hope of 7 revising it by the light of sub- e iV Py ry ' y laws were urg d Z n B sequent events: and I write it only former’ Prosecuting Attor-/|to record my present fear, which 3 ayor and Democratic Con- I Hope to have reason to abandon , of Kansas City, and in an .- If at the beginning of Germany's Hefore the Brotherhood onsiaught on civilization—when , > the ster Groves Pres- Gs Web felgi um was invaded, or. later. the evil of sultiptication | President had given a sign. or American sentimant the whole American spoken a word, in America. people and ising the spread of crime, }22z7 ? would hav: Cz lle 1 (;ermany down the disregard of home Weé8! quick and short and rone to war maid: “I*am not talking about | j¢ necessary. p trivial subjects as the lengii jut the President had silenced rolled hose or infractions 'and suppressed them by his making smptuary laws, Which excite so | | ows : ) Secretary Mellon of the Treas- : ithe artificial quality of neutrality]. - : e reas . . a ' ’ pulpit discussion. We'll never | boa | : *}an amendment to the Senate rules|,,,.. : - ae a _ enced by the provisional agreement . a positive virtue and quality. He}., "yet ury Department will not lay down 1 ‘concluded by France any headway till there is a|.. + ahead ae i at last enabled the majority to pass : . i QO , 5 ’ recognition of a God in this’ : ah gprenal — rhe oe een as he! the measure. bill as in previous years, but will | . Ww As HING? To: Oct. 1¢ A pro- me “I will demonstrate with facts a s ep could. “his made hay for the Ger- | - . o9 , , ®, posal to put a motor busses oper- eee, ae » and paeeptance of the Ten | _ a i rTHsthed Mates lend The most sensational episode of | aid and advise,”’ whick tneans that | (Conv ntion L rges Congres- neon = 8 hase cre atte meas S qui idron O; eT; ating in Morocco | a figures eons pm = . AoW nan: the ited States, _ : é . Lersiat ‘OTHLITIS , ; inancial conditions of our peopie a ndments, which are the ba- Zernstorff took command (to a this period, however, was the pub- he will be kept -on the alert pre- cit ey ives tigatic n Into Bell Federal control, adopted yesterday Likely to Be C;iven Leave ¢ if a the American PrrcnlBe: -> sl st .* not oo pense large degree) of American senti- ron ay March 1 of a telegram | Venting extreme cuts in revenue T 7 »nhone System by the National Association of hsence or Disbanded | ‘rusting to the spirit of justice of me bigots and slaves ror ) r y | ; Pet ‘e -aeue Ih. OF nee . i “ , 3 ; auth hee 5 cane +h ; : a ng | ment. lie threatened and the le n one Alfr dl Zimmermann, So he is starting out conservative- C ‘} see Sit R pars and 6. tilities { ommission- : | the Americans. There are histor- psupe son that marker President feared. It has been a/ = rman Foreign Secretary, to the| with a prediction that the Gov ers, brought speedy opposition from ———- ‘teal tlee between Italy and the Ages. lregime of fear of the Germans|“@rman Minister in Mexico, out-| ° ne MON" | By the Associated Préss aa ted interests United States such as surely will 7 writ « Y} “2 } ; ; 74> | r +7 er mrr a 4 oe Oe ’ > > > . be - * rently with our mora:) ever since—see the much greater | ining a achome for an alliance ~ } . » *h ocr s del . ¢lerks making regulations to | (jermans wil! nake good their | and informa] Jottings. They are | When the time comes. ( ongress | ] ; s vot panagite snc “me Mote ie : “ ra | id : | his, but one aviation « xpert in Par- lebtor countries should be entirely iT} Ule ) : \ i mere ‘Nnre : Bee a , ro rations not » perm ine ” “opnposet to us "eruls oO! . Sement our legislators 'threat to sink all ships (including | ai tein the expression of fleeting | will write a bill that calls for at —— rs er . to su thigh ' 3 . aia ao * is pleading with the Government independent of each other Is ' an , jana varvi 3° : , e ' . j} motion of soc legisiation to Su- | measure, expiained that since a re , : shar . Attitude of Busine American) that come to England. | a reacts SN moods; but the pe-jleast $856,000,000 -reduction in} , ae we P - n’s own pur no - Bee os urt ru) ; , rot to disband the squadron, but shared fully by the United States a > © ~ “SS. ‘ Bal se)f ‘Oe ¢ ‘ori: ; :, ‘ aaie orsed t! trade unlons O 1 pur- ¢ent supreme ourt ruling els : : : ‘ay : ha } int that ee or - tenella bs rt eens Sag! Payson ee ee ee mt t a er i si: self-reliance and that nt adits idual wo ama aie I simply to give the Americans cares ag spree h ve come to the poin a now | these paragraphs have a great his- be a battle of statistics and |} pose of i rings stisns ance Aly | thal NO INGIVIGUaL State Col lISSiO! . ' “— oP “T am sure that our two great * iaadin ee St E esti- | oF ‘ niont leave, as had already been | ™ a iadividual in e 'toric and psychological interest as. mates between the Treasurv De- | self-help. | 3 'eould control them. the bill would santded . nations are about to speak to each > aaouis or anywhere else who can I predict that eae Drestient ran | portraying what was undoubtedly partment and Congress as to the | A congressional investigation of | permit state commissions to exe The reason given for releasing other in such language that they oe eee asia! ‘S —- _ ee : ; ‘ , Telep one evste i raS j i = | ; tro under “Pr ‘TT? é - Se ; ; meer ee - rit ; to D B . phours without breaking some! not be made to lift a nto tor | the state of the normal American | practicability of the plan. the Bell Telephon system Wwas on si 5 control under I] oe ral au the American aviators until spring | will find in mutual accord the right | ital ( the progress an Wt lfare of ssi . ra : ' sier- ‘ : . . t Ts TR Ot oe} | cots a Ce 4 a ‘ t ot Incomes : ad : ar ‘om it - as — - ‘ Pte such an intolerable number 5595. Feb. 4, noon. \“rines are destroying shipping at lwas assailed for combating union, day, said that he had a plan to squadron, apart from its value a8; NICE, France, Oct. 16.—The such an expense of enforce- | Personal to the President an appalling rate. The percenta re This wil] be vehemently opposed ; Wad adsall : 25 " ss ~ aise $12.000.000 eae omnmetin Aa symbol of Franco-American | dominating French political pa: : | . . | ye or ani roe y “ices rT). 1e 1 eh bs ~s ' ry i 4 iT ; . '” fthat taxes have done all but Your prompt action after your | of lost ships—of a ll the ships afloat by the administ ration, on the | labor and Ke eping ot ‘ , : nina than: ever hee bee pele eee fr iendship, has been a source of | ties have heen asked to commit , +3 ‘ te . ‘ + P » . company, it was deciared, Lt mene ’ “s — — ‘nlexi . +4 ; industry from the land. i patient efforts to avoid a gy ene ~-is small, of course: and the hope- ground that.too many people would | * se ‘ntrol tthe bread making in- for the State school system and | a yon to the authorities. | themselves to a policy that would 81824 there was one Federal} will strengthen our national char-/ful men are always reminding us be relieved altogether of the ob- eng . , 7 try this, too, without increasing taxes. | French Air Force Augmented. | have a bearing on payment of the ' arm th sme O69 1 ac aia ’ 2} | vee lige 3 itiean dustry of the country. — , ’ — The French av reg t | oe = employe to every 202/ acter, and build up our nationa!| how smal! it is. This, to give com-|°* nis of citizenship. Small The. convention adopted a reso-|The Governor said he will make], , rhe renen Rapp ~s Rang gine French debt to the United States. 4d to that number thei unity at home In Europe it will yr 0 e a er Sums from several million persons. rhe Sa = ad a : ; = pers 4 air service in the world, but it is|A resolution aD y » multitud f others drawi nut us in the highest esteem of a] ee however negligible, are nea ‘dered | lution requesting that affiliated | public shortly details of his plan/.. announced that the French air], ittee of th ae de of others drawing; put us in tne Ae slid Vsiis a menace, nevertheless—a very : asics nae, PO he cireularized asking mem- }and he pleaded for support regard- |. Arena tn | mittee of the radical Socialist con- pay and you gett a feeble| nations, including even the people | grave menace. The small number betrer for the cause of good gov-| VMIOn! pati” ‘he for Colliers’ |!ess of politics panera 4 oun the setae Ty + | ‘ ai Baars: t+ ai?) dha ® ' bers not to subscribe [for eS | : /en a vacation during the rainy sea- | ‘The « tion of the tremendous cost | of the Central Powers; it will short-! of ships that can carry food—that |®™™™ment than exemptions for the nd other publications of the} “My tentative plan will increase|,,, On the vs “ t ng See ee ; > Th ¢ cor: i i] ‘serve : , ‘ .-0 Le , tan ine niICaUONs ' ’ ‘ontrary, fo addi. | 7OV eral Government. The bur- Pn the Wi T > if Will pre Se rve to us can be spared from war use¢s— sa - wee Hang burdens € nN the fow. ig eae Pul li 4} iy Co f Spring- the schoo! reveTues $12 000,000 ane ‘ ynal bom bar ling squadrons have | oo Government, and all future . . -_ a 14 ne e aii + “fs ° a — o- ‘Oo | UpiiSfil l _ {) » , - re: ; Lif : > z ) ; 5 . ° ood oe seunicipall-]OUr proper Mien eect eet in pernesere this percentage comfort a r a sci 2 ~ cere agg en field. ©.. because it refused to em- nually,"” Baker said. “It will not! s.c¢ heen sent out tees tye we eremptiowre pte ie ve kept pace with and even| ily of creat Powers; it will im-|/gmalier than it « — h yp. | mot so powerful, especially as the se1d, 2 ; aa is ate teaven ‘ ’ heat: ee ee Gaerstanding never to pay the allies : i | Smale t seems. n the oth- . ' sill hae raise taxes 1 cent. I am doing A Moroer: : " , ‘' — mnra . eo | re ‘ lar ee ov union iabdo! Moroccan expert told the cor-!/, , . Mi the national cost. Laws| measurably advance the influence|er hand, nobody knows, outside|°O7&ressional elections are coming se - pri Sits | Purnace Company |this because I know its worth while, | respondent that tHe rainy season | ree goo than France receives ; . . ore 2", « ~{ wias "ry? 4 , , § . , ‘or - rie pil 11a ' ur « 7 ri » ro } e g ee numerous that nobody can of democrac y and it will give YOU | the Admiralty, how fast the navy | on — and more voters would he ‘of Holl , i Mic] was declared l am going to push it in November in Moroces was not iike that ae! - sermany. ™ ¢ » les rif © : ‘tive | *} . 7s ~r a sreas rr ‘ } , . . a - 7 $ ¢@ i . ag! ** mie eLy > + ; : j L¢ . riua . ; program in insuring peace hereaft |marines. After all, everything de- eing totally exempted than for a Unta : nage ‘toulders before. I am going to go the limit! rains without ceasing. -From now| in the chamb , "cao a majority ut thie , ow ' . the company anda 20 eee ' , ' ; os ee 7 abies * enamper. e is no free business in| ©?. |pends on this latter fact. The hope, °™ which they will be asked to see tii, 2 1} ennee of estab. to leave the schools of this State/ inti} the end of November, he! resolut mene wt Bee untry any more: there is no| Mrs. Page thinks this telegram |/that I get is, since the navy has believe could have been made to|/Union for the purpose ©" **"_ {sufficient funds in tax to provide! saiq it may rain in Morocco three pe ses Banysen ay Meese “ ‘ : | : | neg si . hi | ‘ lic} r eee ns ra & roKken b : ‘ ‘ : SA1d, ' ri yy “ai P rrecco e | 3 2 / , flabor in this country | [00 impersonal So it may be, but \twice overcome vigorous subma- reach the vanishing point. ReRre SHSOn pea : rape bia adequate training for boys and days out | of ave or exceptionally | oe a stro hea whic Ale More. There is some official] | 1] am afraid to let myself go. i'rine attacks, they are likely to It would cost about $100,000,000 )the company, resolution said. rirls. We will succeed if you will for hole w k ‘ time ater airs Committee of the Chamber Be? . f ; Supports Vauclain. } events and humi iating moments. ; m , A Even if revenues ado shrink when- unio? S --F eormmi t eat bl , ‘ 4 in shipping by rive! vesterda ‘ mane ia nednied , 1, ane ~~ enna - gray to a } remier Herriot ] ” . . iaeates sl 4 pe ciel ciicciniiaee ' a, I neantime, 00, merican ‘ Te ee ee te emarel sew language for . : - ; ares ote 7 Be wa SPE “lopening a remus inti t quoted with ipproval the) During this period Page kept some- n the mean ever there is a tax cut. the Demo This is merely new tang , om. 2% ham : | . Mmtimating that ea ‘nited States towboat Gen. Wil- The correspondent Learns that! ° i é ithe thoughts that each succeeding ships or permit them to be armed; ‘large annual payments on the war brine world labor under its un- Nam’ R. King as guests af Cel. | Mammandent , Pollock nba Gone Consequentiy, tt is asserted that Passed by it for the last 10) .p.icie incnired Much as Page wel- and they are keeping their docks. i ; i aS . re a democratic and destructive sway.’ |. — ee rs if Finance Minister Calllaux wishes risis inspirea ‘ Ss ae - : debt, and that it should be spread harles ] Potter, engineer of the most of the flivine: most of hia col- th —— ae _ 4th CG | We are practically blockaded—held | . ‘he 1 lution was defeated un- ec | Ce en ee She te the support in Parliament of en proceed to take a vaca-| comed the breach with Germany, | «Bip over 62 years as is being done with The eiandmieeta Western LDivision. and Maj. John leagues have acted as observers in me : Be alin cal nite lo , 1,.; up, held in, driven off the seas by |. ce ae » Another resolution rec- ‘ ; 4 ' ' “i (majority drawn exclusively from for another 10 vears. He con- and sincere as were his congratul. k he foreign debtor animously. At C. Gotwals, district engineer at St. French machines plioted by, - : ‘tions to the President over that/the German threat: However unsound this philoso-|ommending United States recogni- |, i. x French officers "| Se pee ee eee ee ' “MNean's| The Germans on 22 February | ' les ¢ the soviet Government ‘was |" , financial measures, these must in- ly b i his wild-eyed, | event, the old doubt as to Wilson's | * | phy may be from the viewpoint of ;t#on of the sowie ™ Te ap ey gee The t army engineering offi- Chary of Giving Americans Orders... * esa this — . i | constamcv efi?] nrevailed | S2 nk seven Dutch ships. international ere dit and fin: Cr \ oted dow I and 1Y stead the reso- th hen Sacne ts: en ing t) a . : ; r? “ + ‘r ; ‘ , clude sOmne form of tax on capital. : > SS { sania 23 abu é ‘ait ana lan yithe ers explained to ; arty he ving erhaps, to their belong- uate and , — wi. TT ; 4 nt's reluct nt ind Thus, the submarine menace is the re is no question ir +} min le ¢ lution dgenouncing the soviet an ] the , vine ee , om ” , ‘ , ee "ae » Sh ; “Fr i557 oh in committee a group, headed »y matiy : ‘ . “ 16 resident's “Ta t | “re 'S 1the MINAS OF iat ing ater SgGY She ‘ork of Govert “nt engineers for ing to the Sneriffiatr or Suita * 3 ® incubators to a com r jed very real: and there is much fear. Jisinterested f c ts t) +'communist movemnent was adopted salaries . ee camnenaten: _ c 1} 1" " * ; e Frank iin-Boulllon, which was de- , ." "4 "oY “4 Le? E ° ’ . -. i “ iz yw t X Yeé “LS i lel Pan aS —— - _ ' 4 ; Mm « y.*¥ 7 *y r UAT : ¢* 7 t § tt ©! ve “é ¢ halt, so they can hatch no} wavering course wham oe ge tead Lioyd George's speech in the - : int ae Teg me P ' amicable settlement of the juris. |CO@tre! Of Chae ae om. 8 ar. iy me ocho Sm a . a virous of breaking wth the Go- . iewe '} #t—he ‘ft the elief, which he! “ meérica’s splendid internal credit ASACANIC § ee 2 fiesieui pr .) , foun . Staff showed itself rather chary o ‘Me ; ©8N We reclaim the jewel of: it id left U - papers of two days ago about food , = — — ¢ afi dictional disp between the Inter. Missiaxippi, such as are found be " . ; Clalists, was outvoted after a lively liberty of 1776.: Thej| never abandoned, that Mr. Wilson restriction. production, | . . . ' 93 Djebella warriors an ewe & = | +. ¢ Of the Brotherhood Club | every conceivable way to keep the) note of doubt through a large part minute by the Republicans in an! Missouri ‘Je wish Fund ‘Quota $700, i\Congreseman Cleveland A. New- j m - oe a nice Ment: ito the Bryan Mem 1 Unie ty . x : / : . m — *h mark / : h P orta ere) Rac = 3 @§ his cuest former Dis-| United States out of the war. and) ‘of eivilian life: the German army attempt to make it their own, and 000. ton. Mayor Victor J. Miller and W = ‘. “i pears ie . eet . tor Anseociation, which will build a col- 4 avi ; , . . A , . i “wae , ‘ VE : . : he Sen- i « cial t the Post Liste tc ing WA ; ' - >. neiu say ; ote ‘) - ? e bey James Carroll. ‘that only an overwhelming public | ig still very large—how strong, it which aay pre vom d sor ro game y vertices in aa «dee | Palmer Clarkson, president of the | his hate of the French. Capt.! lege in Dayton for the benefit of if laine sentiment at last forced him into | remains to be seen. Awful car- }ate through a coalition ot estern;| 1! St. Louis Chamber of Commerce. those unabie to finance thels edu- cs that boys want f F ll an [ » Cotton Crop Report the conflict ; > ey aw- | tepublicans and Democrats, was|of $700,000 is to be raised in Mis- | ‘83 arks was lucky enough the other) ol fab “ wal ie r ON ge 7 } i bw ee a ' based on political, rather than eco-|souri toward the $15,000,000 “over- | Belgium to Stabilize Pranc. ‘day to report the march of ¢2/cation. The association was char- +s : + > > . ‘ . ’ ” . : P : . : abrics in big Lumberjack” ies Oct. 16.-—On the After the German declaration Of / ful, awful, awful. nomic theory. and carried weight|seas chest” for reconctructive re- | Py the Associated Press mounted Djeballas to the Freneh, ite red under provisions of the gen- Kets, convertible collar a ' “wong sags a a ee cgegeate Dae a on eT aaa ! with Nepublicans as well as with! lief for the Jewish communitics | ANTWERP, (Oct. 16.—The Nep- | who were enabled to tay in ambush | eral welfare clause of the State of the cotton crop are!ships kept, for a period, within To Be Continua o ° pene te euffering from the war aftermath ltune says the Government intends |and take the whole band prisoners. | Constitution. to the cotton manufac- | American harbors. They fea red to at riage leak . - vet oA. arious cf tries broad. espe- | to stabilize the Belgian franc at | 1 ieut. Pennington, in com any | The charter provides that me as- m industr ; hey we helpless be- Increase in Quake Insurance. It was adopted against the ad-jin various countries aorc I a Pajamas ss een ae the cotton | leave, for tacy were i: | HARTFORD. Conn., Oct 16 lvice of the administration. Some-| cially for aid of the Jews of Russia. | 105 to the pound sterling and 21. 25) with Lieut. Curtis Day. also distin- | sociation may elect “a board of F * ; — . - > ‘ 4 ' a . ‘aneeh ia} i | ; aie: | One or two piece Pajams the National Association |fore submarine attack and 4 ree If billion dollars’ worth of | thing of the same kind appears to| who are how trying to rehabilitate |to the dollar. Stabilization. how-| evished himself by dropping bombs | trustees, every member of which 3 . > , ; 4 = . — a cotton flannelette, C165. : =On Magufacturers, in annua! | that they would be torpedoed. The | po a ke insurance has been sold| be coming again. When it comes| themselves by a mass movement to|ever, will not prejudice subsequent jon the village of Taala. ehall believe in the authenticity ; * hic . sk a l mg ns Sos his proposed | sible as a reducer of taxes. aw sciosed an ugly situation i rr , : al n The Coolidge administration wil] have its hands full restraining Con- gress from making too great a cut in Government revenues. That’s the the Ways and Means Committee prepares fo outlook as _ its sessions next week to consider a new revenue bill. ee ee ee ee - | ieteencititie es , Louisan After Taking Oath as ‘Cabinet Member a Miller Ine Left to Right—John W Weeks, retiring Secretary of War; Dwight F. Davis, Secretary of War and youngest member of the Cabinet: and William H. Taft, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, who swore in Davis, photographed a at t the ceremony of ad ministering the oath to Davis as Secretary. A. F-OFL DENOUNCES "#7#,t8 Assoeunou To FRENHY DERPLEYED _— LABOR BOARD -~~Henry Newspicture Service, OPPOSE FEDERAL CONTROL liailroad tcsist- solution Adopted = by Commissioners Will Be BY AMERICAN AIRMEN ge en ee a ag PAGES 29-32 oS — Se TALY PREPARED 70 NEGOTIATE ON FINAL DEBT TERMS Finance Minister Says Mis- sion Will Not Be Influ- | enced by Temporary | French Agreement. a ‘TRUSTS AMERICAN SPIRIT OF JUSTICE ‘Declares He Will Demon- strate With Figures the _ Financial Condition of His Nation. y dated Presse Oct. 16.—Count Velpi, Finance Minister, who will head Italy's war debt mission to the United States, has told the As- ited Press correspondent that ‘the Italian Government is ready ‘o neg,ptiate with the United States a de“nite and final, and not a tem- porary, agreement regarding the Italian debt to America. “Italy,” he said yesterday, “Is ready to follow the Hnes laid down by the American Government in the agreements concluded with Great Britain and Belgium and tho | By the Asso | ROME, *} L_fi@ negotiations with France. 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r Pape tmetnimesa Nid eh See ge ina ee RA SS WS, pe Geeks oF ‘ > est An E > bee . ies ce ee, ee ee Caet tbe ee, i ae cree pat an See ee Se ene ae ae mn “sree ie te lk, “ PE Ny . . Oe oe ne en on ~ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pounded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published dy the Pulitzer Publishing Company, TIwetth Boulevard end Ulive Sireet. — ee | THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. | | know that my retirement wil! sogake no difference in its cardinal principies, that it will always fight for progress and reform. never tol- eraic injustice or corruption, always fichbt demagogcues of all parties. never belong to any party. always oppose privileged classes and publi: plunderers, never lack sympaths with the poor, always remain de- ' goted to the public welfare. never be | gatisfied with merely printing news. always be drastically independent: pever be afraid to attack wrong. whether by predatory plutocracy or predatory poverty ; JOSEPH PULITZER. | April 19, 1907. A NS En erent. ala sell re a. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Avrast There: OF Timer Te the Editer co! the Post-Dispatch gore oj’ timer, cong@ists in the fac: tha it necessitates the setting up of numer ous straw men. a paipabiy artificta! ard many f them ridiculous Chie among these fictions is the familiar one of the Bohemia: arity set familiar ¢ all readers f the Saturday Evening Post. ara known everrvwhere except rea. fe—one of the gau roman? echoo boyish legends of people like t bluff, hearty ol’ timer. who have : ave something to knock down peopie to thig imaginarr “set it 2 Lere. Boldly he flings Sherwood An- + " = rr } . ; 2 ~ = Pollyanna. The thing attains a peak - ’ _ ef the magazine knows, that Mencken =" ™ » ~? + — | —. . ‘ > sl Giscoverec” White. and @rsr introduced his rare taient to the public through the pages of his on American Mercury; - . a er4 oat os 3 - eid ‘ fm the preface). It would be find two men whe have dore as mz for the literature of the American Wes im the last 10 vears as Mencken .. — :- = - 7 > . ~ a ’ re accupe the jovial Henrr of snob- I.a> bishnmess or provincialiem is too 1ud u for utterance. It raises the ajJlarmin suspicion that Mr. Love has never rea him. Where such eminent evangelists 4s Harold Bell Wright and Zane Grey hare failed, Mr. Love is hardly likely to suc- ceed in driving from literature or from human comviction the belief that sex piays an important and cften a mnfiming pert in human conduct He and they may shrick “sewer filth” and ‘“gar- bage can” as loudh as they like But ther will have a hard time answering -he Gaily record of human life as it is chron- icled on the front page of every news- paper in the ‘wor'!d A READER Fire Prevention Publicity. Te We Editor of the Post-Dismatch. O N behalf of the Fire Prevention C mittee of the Chamber of Commerre and Safety Council. I thank rou for the publicity given Fire Prevention Week ac- tivities during the week just closed. This publictty hag been helpfu! tn the educa- tiema’ work we have been trring to do HAROLD M. HESS Chairman. Fire Preverntton Committee St. Louls Chamber of Commerce ° Heneor “Old Glor;.” To the Balter of the Post-Dispa:ch UR flag stands for the same prin-!- O pie tn time of peace as in war. Ie met am emblem reverenced and horo.ec sione when men and women of our cour- try proudly march forward ready to give their @i] in defense of our honer. »ut ie Just as sacred and exalted im the hearts ef true Amertcans when cannons nda gums bave ceased their booming uni the angel of peace bas again settied s*rife and tempest in the land. because our “lag te the embiem of libertr, of an heneralh je nation Tet. as we pass along “he streets of Ss? Louts today. we will see this flag “us - crated by men. who for the sake cf at- tracting possible customers or fain:x. few paltry dollars, hare commerc‘talized i by placing & in front of their s° res along the sidewalks, around land airer- tise@d for eaie and various other +.irs contrary to the law. decency and respect they owe our country and its flag JUL. ANDERSON. U. & WY ‘s * Te the Biter eof the Pest Dispatch. E “Suggestion for the Enactment of an Ordinance tn St. Louis. alse in Ad- Cities, Gevwerning the Installation of Gas Metera, and Their Respective Con. nections.” [I am writing rou. “Pro Bone Publico,” with mo desire to harass an company. It ts well known thar | capacity of private f that all “gee service i : ; ¢ A | (hose dignitaries represented t cares for neither. Unhappil; om the . | course, ag every fairiy constant reader z= 2 . _ 44 ; ? ; were mrsteriousiy returned through ceived his daily caress lt see really rid 7 natere : , . ‘ oid man Woolworth had te co ct 6.85 0 dim , |S aisputants. Director of Public Utilities Wall of St Louis. Each . ._?* Y ons — = party believes it is right and each is strong!y main (aiming its positven. The nub of the controrersy is: ">. > ? . } ~~ _ Who shall pay some $4000 mere th bas been of- fered for the resurfacing of the road? _ Population Club to offer its services to the twe sec ) itions fn which it is interested. | — — mamnew-denepem — ————/ THE VICTORY AT LOCARNO. The cause of peace scored a victory at Locarno yes- terday which seems destined to give that remote Swiss village a commanding place in history. Germany officially amnounced her adhesion to the Rhine pact which will be signed by Germany. France and Belgium as principals, with Great Britain and Assurance was also giren as to the progress of the hegotiations for the drafting of arbitration treaties between Poland and Germany and Czecho-Siovakia and Germany. The problem of the Polish-German treaty was practically solved, according to the As- sociated Press report, by a mutual agreement to refer all disputes to arbitration, including those arising from frontier questions. The desire of France for a guarantee for her Fastern allies, Poland and Czecho-Slovakia, was com- plied with through a provision for additional treaties under which France will have the right to protect the territorial integrity of those two countries against flagrant aggression. Germany agrees to this. and in so doing she has given conciusive testimony of her _Getermination for peace and reconciliation The success of the Locarno conference cannot be attributed to any one country or to the ekill of the -onferees. It is the result of the genera! realiza- tion by European statesmen that the countries of Europe must dwell in neighborly friendliness. But f any country could be singled out for special men- ~ tion that country is Germany. It was Germany that | urst proposed a security pact, and though the pro posa: availed nothing at the time it was an impor- nt contribution to the new spirit of Europe that aas dominated Locarno. And Germany has made nore concessions than any other country in the pro eedings now culminating so successfully One incident in the early days at Locarno was treated im the news as an episode. but now takes on the outlines of a symbol. That was the meeting of Luther and Briand in a cafe and their antering over @ social glass. It has been a long ‘ — 2. > » = — _ ~~ ) — .ar.ioaer Jace to a oecan— PD n . >» 2 ; i hanceiior and a French Foreign Minister could meet sm tm Sawer " 3 _ 3 : VT? = ~ i : ; 30 informally and cordiallr i Rceousciousiy, perhaps ty a) to ® rs a“ & ’ oe _ 3 . ae. | a 1 UvDET ies, .UVV!eT zZec sae. FU - ~ » ~e — he be. te — ; — be “4 jes = - al . ~ - Oe! ings * oe 2 - 4 cic ~ -_ > Ff = -« | oa o JZ ~ =» 3 : Pacaing, (he Wor.id almost goes on rubber 4 dearth — + - - _ . -aP ~ e C be disas is Anc so Harver S - ~~ = - - - rirtves.onbe § project ft DT@axK tae British mononoalyv . ~~ = ~~ ae — +. ~ a — — > > — > ~er = a5 oaera: OF Starting an immense rubber farm in iberia is of more than us a. interest It is a a SS ~~ a. “ - —_ Yo OO 1 neat t - ~~ ” oe : vuY proeject, to transform any square es ——- « . — —_- ~~ _ ~ + 3 * — * ~ - African jungle into rubber Dialta LS, €Mpioring | | , —— “ —_ ~ men. and = u:timately produce 2590 ' tons 7 Pr 2 ton rupoder each rear A concession has been cbtained from the | ‘herian Government. The project will mean a big step modernization for that backward country emopiov > ~N . ~_— © —_— oe @ J ment of an army of workers and profit for all cen cermed. It includes the construction of a harbor and ‘ harbor and breakwater at Monrovia. the ‘apita.. making it suit abie for shipping. buildin i roa@cs, clearing of land and an attempt to stamp out malaria row a grea drawback to the countrr. which is id to hare a bet er cilmate than Florida Of the rubber-producing lands of the w rid Len- con now atrois 1.1] acres, While American Capital only controls 100.000 acres The estimated total rubber requirements for 1925. for the United States, were 354.000 tons. or 633 per cent of the world’s tota We now hare to purchase a large roportion of this from foreign holders And this COBCItiIOn Must continue for some years. in spite o7 - ws > - the Firestone and other efforts t overcome it. be “ause, @f its guickest growth the most productive of he various rubber-bearing trees does not rield unt ts sixth rear But relief is in sight America Capitalists can and w orercome ail handicaps. and without stirring up internationa] c Mmpiications the w THAT GREAT NEW YORK JEWEL MYSTERY. ~ - = . > a © CObleSS OD Y Mlid tmterest in the latest New - — York jewel mrsterr. When it was rned that pret. ‘94 — +. 7 turmed @er the page te read what Bucky Harris had to say about the world’s series. And when the jewel : a > - " a - bh +h, - « ectives we woncered whether Krazy Kat had re : } 4 13 660 vwVY B.cegeis to make t POSS] D.e 24° ——_--——$—_@-@ - — RESTORE CLAYTON ROAD. The dispute betweeh Lu 7 tw — > ws wm th : ab ey LiAUis .OuUnTY anu hes 6 WOuls City orer the resteration of .: arion read “auses & tremendous amount of inconvenience to cnousandcs of people. prebabir a greater number of peopie than the num! On one side ix ? mo 4 unt ("xs “ee on * _ : we Otoer is t¢h nw . ; + . 2 ‘ Either side might be right. and the Poet Dispatch offers Be opinion as to that, but ft dees point out that here is an excelient opportunity for arbitration and & semsibie settlement. The oppesing interests should speedily get together and arrange to submit a ee dee + 8 eh at ee to rs ~_ ; ? Col man from the city. amd these twe to select a third wee @ eo We ¥ | whose tnterests tn home and business and possessions companies are an emential to *“* “'vided between the city and county If this is dome at once the road can be put tn shape of human life before winter It is ome of the half ? ‘ “ - wertgkt — “ — _ — * > + a - te > ve 7 ; > : = : @ 2 ~~ + . >» - - es ° = - ——_-. “he — = -tetandin — be * 4. Stasac ne ,°8 ure of Tre i oI ie cy > es > ** = + ns A STEP TOWARD PEACE ——— - enn —— ————— say's BODKIN, = A DINNER JACKET ot ed 4 Si,4 such e win tw Shelia Loses Wits in Ki- oat 2 © ger in Overalls Puffs De | ratio «4 vir “ - Claudius, King © ee - -y, *ueht mark Oe ee ae ae -jecke Laer**s sames Neti JF neckti Ros-nranz Reginald Bacon * , art ger Bacon mgm @eiice=s-¢-: = ’ ; El'zabeth Zachary Srowon -eyvleve Bar per oxford HARD tL. STORES. atrerd wa oe 2 i be ¢ this violent all - G 4 fere ° . > — Believe moned th ut ' ¢ sernsibie and true erer. if grouct caies mine own eres : | —From “Hamlet” ..6 = TURNING up the collar of his khaki tunic against the eager Ok ippin tr of Elsinore, Private : nipping air of ©. = > nent: ncteaco remarked Tis bitter as & é siip Private Bernardo shifted ve ae , rest ft te rifle stamped putteed legs and com edie ii if 4. getorted Get thee to bed, Fran Claud “ " : er at ' ia. Bernardo tnterrupted Poionl cio as he jothed the senmtineis. Grst ¢ e prilosopher pulled dewn Sis _.4 = : : te . _ a tightened a ware mu — + his throat jrew his «. is reat. and @ euners yser about Ci. A ghost ,- I pe the ramparts. rhe . Mass 74. Si W ° m| 2 ww TS. - ._ -_= -~ eo ee 3 se t ® Z s- a - ." -~ , | ar ; = ba — — ‘ - » 2 s° 2 Tas re gifts er univers fron and like : i return one a She is said ave « "~~ 2.2 z al = - = ore tr > a a. . - — . - 7 * ean = a) : " eo ‘ > oa > s 7 = a> le al - » od = = >a ~ 7 S .i - ee J ~ po ~ -— @in lt ertainly. The interesting —_ ~ > a oo mm § . ~ % 3 “s « a > is i am aftr a ad - - 7 So ami Despite r a r. at? =e a OF a ar "ASi8 Wit be § re ‘eo «& a. "is - *> 2 prec 3 we « —aid —_ a — ow swe? _* _ Ss: - p piiment of sending i] hii - _ i - — - . a Sina .0Ff an ecucatiec. oa ; =. , ae . _14° if. while @espiging him ea. Our respec * Sar wt ae shed to hare our children en- ~# e . a ; ion a 2 . iS ai ;we@ Or ~ te a What «” o- ———— = ine is **. ra ‘tke . ear . 2 tee.. y » a. : at cur wrath awaits anyone : ise * - er 5 xa i we ‘=a ots . a 3 e " at ours is «a ™ - - a > vw a 4 : “~tt Ts e hap- -_ 2 ° i . ae A. 2 @oTp.4 * D L.A. it SOUL ‘ ey *or * 3 — “ee ‘ere +e “ae We would not want «so trade - ber to Canada for anything Canada has. but would wish to retain her as an example +o ~_e the rest of the states of what progress can me gars a YocomaL as they are over back backgro ng night he exhibited a sign L@ok’s Like Rain apostrophes are. as you sey. bis weather forecasts are al! SDeaK : :;ed Horatio, snatching ,.4 # - -—-« al ie @ut an automat and traimiag * apoes upon the stately ec’opliasm., which gener Betrayed ro astonishment WAat- -jieesh ever and strolled away in disdain. thing Curtain Calls for Each Scene. +amet As she curtain fell upon thi pass: ecen > st night at the American comp . - > : Theater. the big audience s@t @ wocel i the feellng ae a urnred silence, and The MIRRO} PUBLIC OPIN YOUR HOTSE Is Young —_ ert Frem the Brooklyn Eagia ( = S IR EDWARD COKEE Ghaks>eare’s “Hamiet might have wel Been expressed in the exclamation .. +o. a> \onest Bottom Riess me how Bho. ar+ translated” Folowimg & 2° the Kingeway heater in London. and an earlier Cymhbeline” at the Rep-, rruingham, Mr .m 1634, or 15 years before ' iformulated a principle ef ‘ent exper: men’ his castie et domus sua. refugium” Coke didut cipie. It was older thal ee S74 @rtory Theater in B ° -_ ; # « . Mantel| wae celebrating his tory e'rth and farewell season On te C? « oon % -*? + stage dy presen re tiamiet So eo? . 7 ‘wertieth century 4 ua” for -me first time In Ame : Ru: ‘t was oniy the initial scene which met with so astounded a Fre- ception Therea‘’ter every episode cot ew . ~ oer the ‘end hea@ ‘'s curtain calls. and the ap- Pimause x intea until tt wee the most prolonged and enthusiasic: ™ he + has ever heard at a per- ** formance ef this tragedy In fact, “= coe | Sin v “ernie a2 iit’ as bh uImaR . oo r oe "7" F a ae * 4 ted nrensicy re 4 . ss > : - udter icew miles cloeer te the | ae — ; a ie i "AIR act sa..J ng been viewed ‘Jz Frank Agneile of #4 a4 tew trial im @& tien becau«e “the protectig® Amendment extends te af iusily suspected er accused, ehir- * ae | Wier 5 (;ertru le. awe i. Utrrowned. wore a green wer og Gorn a pearl necklace and a bieck thas Polontous towered majee- te tm a Prince Albert coat, wit" the gar ribbon ‘» decoraties ado. i neck. and teyed airy 5 wWrh a monecie Hamiets “wols of spiemn hack was 82 dinner eww the innocent.” Internal ng om a regular warrant as Or ts il i> te h fence against Agnened, iway, they hig Te Jacke a garment affected | br Laertesn. Moratio and 42 gTOUP his premises. and mades - .. & at a warrant This one condemned by tie a heagh the Ciream Gla see no objection to & 4 Sixth and Locust & ) RIES RE OG My ONE ALG A I eI A Ny Ea 6 | SOAP AND : From the Thrit Magazine — U NCLE Sam is dotsg ®& keeping manx«ind ing out a total of $652.8 annua!!s it takes all of peopi+ including seme ‘o make and erll these t f washing materia: . soap makers earn $36 ' the enap of all kinds wee scl@ by the manufacturaliia 08 465 Since the Wet 4 L$i4 the seep industry - has >¢en growing in vor the number ef soup hetween 15 and 25% per (he largest soap prods and Iilineis are rivals

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FRIDAY, | OCTOBER 14, 19°75. —— —— —_———- pean BODKIN, “TAMLET RAVES I ADINNER JACKET Dgest American Performance of Shakspeare’s Tragedy : n Modern Dress Given : by Mr. Mantell. “wOUNDS, PISTOL IS POINTED AT GHOST : Anhelia Loses Wits in Ki- mona, Polonius Sports Monocle, and Gravedig- ger in Overalls Puffs Du- a ¥ THE CAST Mr. Mantel] —_ SSP re ee Avraham Ivory Bernardo Se P err a es a oe ee Br u ce Adams Marcellus Reginald acon Horatio...--------- +. Arthur Fox The Ghost eerrr . Gene Bergmann Polonious .....- ...-Elwyn Eaton First Gravedigeer.. Harry Sothern Claudius, King of Den- John Burke mark.....--+-- | Laertes feanees .. games Neill Jr flosencranz..... . Reginald Bacon Gglidenstern......... Roger Bacon Gertrude Yee Elizabeth Zachary Ophelia ee Genevieve Hamper . By RICHARD L. STOKES. Mere my God, I might not this lieve Without the sensible and true _ @vouch mine own eyes 9 —From “Hamlet.” STRNING up the collar of his ‘ thaki tunic against the eager, nipping air of Elsinore, Private Mencisco remarked: ‘“ ‘Tis bitter Meld!’ Private Bernardo shifted lis rifle, stamped putteed legs and t orted: “Get thee to bed, Fran- 0!” OT. at See Moratio, as he joined the sentinels. , a“ ptt. OR he philosopher pulled down his : aie “9 ie OE jae sme nthe Ete ghonley tr y fedora, tightened a white muf- | . : ‘ip, | ier about his throat, and drew his : oat closer about him. A ghost cted this moment to saunter Berth upon the ramparts. The '@ecter ‘was wrapped in an inky @ape, and atop its snowy tresses as jauntily perched an army of- Beer's cap. ee = a "By heaven I charge thee, speak'” shouted Horatio, snatching | / h e MI R R QO éut an automatic and training it | which | ‘wpon the stately ectoplasm, | Pl TBI T . OPINI ) q ‘Detrayed no astonishment what- éver, and strolled away in disdain. Curtain Calls for Each Scene. As the curtain fell upon this 7 2 al YOUR HOUSE IS YOUR C: From the Brooklyn Eagle. ‘eene Jast night at the American hagine, IR EDWARD COKE passed a _preater, the big audience sat in t, and the deepest regret of the En Pattnned silence, and the feeling as do be- . F % the startling new version of in 1634, or 15 years before his royal kspeare’s ‘‘Hamiet’’ might have dimmease Charles I, lost his head. It was Cokmpeeen expressed in the exclamation formulated a principle of law honest Bottom: ‘Bless me, how s vital to human freedom, “A man not Bou art transilated!’’ Following a Cte | his castle; et domus sua, cuique til meecent experiment at the mingsway = lrefugium.” Coke didn't originate eater in London, and an earlier oe ciple. It was older than Magna e with “Cymbeline” at the Rep- ame , ‘ tory Theater in Birmingham, Mr. ) probably as old as any of the Saxon te dinavian tribes, including the Ne ‘whose descendants made up the Pp antell was celebrating his forty- Minth and farewell season on the yw let i , wet. 4 ee / ‘ e by presenting Hiamlet in make England. Rudyard Kipling put the stag ae ME sean " ‘ ae : twentieth century attire, for the principle into verse for youngsters . ' mieher-: : first time in America. ons But it was only the initial scene ‘mber 1 Op Ae 4 teen is his —_, Which met with so astounded a re- ished ere he ath built him e@ hom : " . ee ) Not even the Counci] may enter. ception. Thereafter every episode id the Not even the Head Wolf may come. had its curtain calls, and the ap- wolu- For Americans the principle 1s @Mplause mounted until it was the . says jin the Fourth Amendment to the Biimoest prolonged and enthusiastic ve do | States Constitution, thus: the writer has ever heard at a per- foubt The right of the people to be secur & formance of this tragedy In fact, oOo we seer ng + ae papers and effects, — thé play became alive and human mame searches and seizures. shall not , ; ssure | anrneatantad intensity - © and no warrants shal] issue unless upol With an unprec dente l intensity; it 18 in Calise. Sipported by oath or affirmation, Suddenly drew miles closer to the 7 . .) . . ught penn tlle ‘e ego = audience like a mountain actually n* 1Ings to ) oo. r , . ance Be he oe ai «f otal to a S8cended after having been viewed exico ing Ain 2 nets org ° ae | from afar with field glasses. . + ; | she ericans that the Suprem ; Polonious Tlas a Monocle. ithe United States stands firm on this ciple. “Frank Agneilo of Brooklyn is dent ed a new trial in a narcotic drug B What | tion because ‘‘the protection of the |Amendment extends to all equally, @ a Suepected or accused, as well fiteaq jthe innocent.” Internal revenue age In the ensuing court scene, King | Claudius appeared in full dress, ' With a purple riband across his shirt front. Queen Gertrude, also ' @itrowned, wore a green cvening | S0WN, @ pear] necklace and a black @ Shawl, Polonious towered majes- may /|ing on a regular warrant entered the @® Me 8 a Prince Albert coat, with own of Stephen Alba, at 138 Union the gay ribbon of a decoration rested him, and searched the place. | @Bout his neck. and toyed airily was proper, But thinking they ba@ | Witha monocle. Hamlet's “‘suit in |dence against Agnelo, who lived Sf solemn biack’” was a dinner tive blocks away, they high-handedly ) Jacket, a garment affected ‘ikewis? his premises, and: made a search the™® : by Laertes, Horatio and a group son, whict ' “Holla, Bernardo!” interrupted | —— te of male courtiers. The ladies of the palace, many with bobbed hair, were all in evening dress. A page | attended in the scarlet uniform, | thronging buttons and tambourine | cap of a bellhop. Hamlet shot his cuffs, adjusted | his vest and plunged into the first solilloguy—“O, that this too, too | solid flesh would melt!”—with | such effect, despite his garb, as to win two curtain calls. In the third scene Miss Ophelia tripped into | view like a charming gir! on the | way to a garden party. She wore a big hat, a pink summery dress | of lace which fell just below the knees, and silver slippers. Poloni- | Ous pronounced the advice to his had a singularly mod- |: — ern accent, and won a curtain cal] on his own account. Some Novel “Business.” Himself encountering the ghost on the castle platform at midnight, Hamlet dofféd a soft black hat. as he exclaimed: “Angels and) ministers of grace, defend us!” A dark topcoat was tossed aside with | the words: “Be thou a spirit of | health or goblin damn'd!” And/| the lugubrious one stripped off a | pair of white kid gloves as he con- tinued: “Say, why is this? where-. fore? what should we do?” Ho-| ratio and Marcellus, in the mean- time, watchfully covered the ap- parition with pistol and repeating rifle. The walking stick which hung over Hamlet's arm turned out to be a sword cane, for, as, he adjured his companions to si- lence, he touched a button and @ blade leapt forth. The arriva] of the Players in the ‘second act caused a ripple of laughter. .The First Actor wore a checked gray suit, a clamorous necktie and a beard of Ghetto de- sign. The Player Queen, all is brown, with a large hat and tan oxfords, carried a valise. Six men attended them, in garb of thespian violence. The Play itself sum- moned the only ‘‘costumes” of the evening, and the velvets and bro- cades stood forth in striking con- trast to the present-day attire of the royal] family and nobles. Covers King With Six-Shooter. Ophelia went mad in a pink ki- mona, lacey negligee and bedroom slippers. Laertes, coatless, with vest thrown open and tie unfas- tened, shouted his menace at ‘Claudius while aiming a six-shoot- er at the monarch. Hamlet stabbed Polonious with his sword-cane. The first grave-digger smoked a pipe and wore overalls. Horatio changed from a soft hat to a derby for the funeral of Ophelia. Hambet and Laertes fought their duel with | foils, in their shirt sleeves, with collars and ties removed; and the King fell dying in a swirl of swal- low-tails. After the first shock of surprise, the performance proceeded on its! way in an unexpectedly absorbing and thrilling fashion. The tragedy appeared to burst the cerements of generations of commentaries and classical renown, and to become a thing of human beings instead of famous puppets. The comedy passages particularly—such as the pomposities of Polonious and the macabre pleasantries of the grave- diggers—-seemed suddenly no long- er literature but contemporary fun. The effect, in sum, was that of a statue come to life. And why not? “Hamlet” is con- emotions that the entire action might plausibly take place today. Even the ghost would have mod-| ern sanction. more or lesa acien- tific. from Sir Oliver Lodge. Neith- er did the blank verse appear stilt- ed: Shakapeare, for all the opu- lence of his vocabulary and the depth of his emotion and reflec- tion, used the cadence of spoken ind mot written language. ‘The talk of the characters last night seemed different not in kind but merely in degree from the diction we should all speak if we were mas- ters instead of babblers of our na-, tive tongue. Free Course on Language ‘‘Tlo.” A free public course of 35 week- ly lectures on the auxiliary inter- national language ‘“‘Tlo”’ will begin in the assembly room at the Cen- ‘tral Public Library at 7:45 p. m. today under the auspices of the international Language Union of, Great Britain and North America. ee i ee es ee a rns at ee centeeint ~s POST-DISPATCH St Social Activities IK NIGSBERG 0 ee 4490 bodice and Miss Fisk wil satin with lace giving the skirt and a wreath On one shoulder. arm bouques gowns There will be two tea ta! in the dining room. and porch enc] the their yvounr Wiliam Maffitt. Helen Abell Conley MARY ELISE MERT, daughter of Mr Martin Lammert and her cousin, Miss Mary Frances daughter of Mr. Clinton H. Fisk of 5142 Westmin- ster Place, will maké mal bows to the social world sim- | ultaneously at a tea be given at Lindel] debutantes’ be emphasized in the ros: the living Lammert will velvet, made simply 1 Mr. and Mrs Donald of 26 Washington terr dinner TY): night at the St. Loui of Miss Re of Mrs. Chase, who will be married in Feb- Edward Trowbr Previdence, R. I. Miss Chass ils spending the winter with John Shepley Lionberger. during the absence of their mother and Miss Frances Chase in Europe will go to Mrs day to be her guest for a wes Trowbridge arrives in remain until] Ly, an will share honors at the party to- Mrs. Lambert possession of their new home bein constructed on the | grounds before Christmas _—— Invitations are out be given at ‘lub the eve Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of Vandeventer of Miss niece of Miss Virginia Warner and Mrs. Edwin M ooria TY) ata tea 10 her mother, Oct. 27 |o'’clock. Later the yvoung etructed of such everlasting human : and an equal UPERA COMMITTEE Unable to Serve Longer on Productions Body—42 Di- rectors Elected. invited for a are being received today. Miss Marie Scanlon, daughter of B. Scanlon for- | Regis apartment, | will not make her debut this year | merly of the St, Scanlon family Max Koentigsberg, who was chair- the Executive Committee of the Municipal Opera in the past season, has announced he will be unable to serve on that committee next year. quested yesterday, meeting of the Municipal Theater |Association at someone else /work when the directors of the Mu- nicipal Theater Association (next Wednesday to choose the Ex- ecutive Productions Committee for 326, and to elect officers. K oenigsberg’s made necessary, he said, by the de- mands of his | mous-Barr company, of which he is promotion manager. director of the Mu- 2 Rosebury drive. | "and Mrs. Thomas N. after a several in Columbia, Mo., where thex were a , a godete } r 4 spent the summer in the West, re- and going East to Man- chester-by-the-Sea. . and Mrs. Leonard R. Woods their wedding occasion. leaves- will give color to the chrysanthemums tables. A pro! women serving wi}! Cramer, Flizabeth Bemi debutantes as and Misses Susan Hawes. McCluney, Dorcas Carr Taylor and Ru: More than 3009 call hetwe was formerly Wallace Berming- | ham of Kenosha, Wis. and Paul J. Wielandy. which he is a charter member. was vice president of the Advertis- ing Club in 1916, and as such was active in developing the plans for esieaieas ithe Municipal Theater. , as originally plan-'| Regis apartments. Beatri paced, he did pioneer work for the | first summer season /musical productions, thus starting ‘the enterprise which has now run Miss Grace R. Thomas of Aber- , niece of Mr. and —_——— through seven summer seasons, and | dervoort & Barney Co. ent term will be Strauch’'s first a director of the association. The newly elected to elect officers of the asso- to choose members Executive Productions which hus become St. Louis’ most widely known amusement institu- tion. | The annual meeting of the Mu- nicipal Theatér Association was held yesterday at Hotel Statler. Forty-two St. Louisans were elect- ed to the board of directors of! the arganization which sponsors, the annual municipal opera season a? the open air theater in Forest Park. Those elected directors were Eugene Angert. Sigmund Baer, Paul Beisman, G. A. Buder, Mar- tin J. Collins, Robert D. Corlett. Mona B. Crutcher, Neon Cunliff Walter S. Donaldson, H. Worth-, ington Eddy, Charles F. Hatfield Edward Hidden, M. E. Holder- ness, Henry W. Kiel, George §& Johns, Arthur Kocian, Max Koe- nigsberg, Fred C. Lake Sr., Thomas H. Lovelace, Morton May, Frank M. Mayfield, C. F. G. Meyer, Col. Joseph G. Miller, Mayor Miller. August Niederluecke, Fred W Pape, H. J. Pettengill, E. Lansing Ray, Elzey Roberts, Otto E. Rugg. David E. Russell, Harry L. Salis- bury, Arthur Siege). Herman. |Spoehrer, Ernest W. Stix, John. Strauch, F. A. Sudholt, Charles M.: Talbert, Ralf Toensfeldt, F. W. A.! Vesper, Walter B. Weisenburger With the exception of Mayfield and Strauch, all of the directors) elected yesterday were members| of last year’s board. Mayfield re-| signed from the directorate in| 1923 when he became associated with a Denver department store. He recently returned to St. Louls as president of the Scruggs, Van-| women Mary Institute completed Wright’s Sc} They are of the year mally introduced. married Thursday ] Second Presbyter- A Common-Sense Price On Supreme Quality Footwear | 100 STYLES AT ONE PRICE | 95 None Priced Higher | Junian avenue. | Mclvor officiat- Wiley was best 700 Alby avenue, Alton, I]! Henry former women University of Illinois, 6 o'clock this | the Town Club. “Cinderella Pump’ Smart and glove fitting. Its tiny short vamp makes the foot look two sizes smaller. In patents, sat- ins and vel- $ 4.95 See ’em in Our Windows ceauee: SHOES for Men 3] nd Women 7 Marviand avenue. Miss Melba Aufderheide of 3918 Lambert’s home to week frem Sheboygan, Wis., where Mrs. Charlotte E. Hawkins will Louis Woman’s KELLY ’S: bs NORTH SIXTH ST. ——= Lecture on Mind Management “Management of Minds” will be the subject of an address by Dr. E. J. Swift. professor of psycholo- gy at Washington University, at a dinner meeting of the St. Louls section of American Society of Mecl anical Engineers, at Anpex Hote|. this evening. Can be purchases druggist in vour \ Cake Doughnuts..... >, 6TH AND OLIVE ne ~~ M eee af —— — a SiGe —, = Fam Sy, Ww i a From the Thrift Magazine. = | | U NCLE Sam is doing a great deal ae keeping mankind clean. We are* | ‘ing out a total of $552,000,000 worth @ ‘annually. ‘It takes al] of the time 3 people including some 103 “soap ®* ng ito make and sell these three billiea C- (of washing materia! Our great "Ss ‘soap makers earn $36,500,000 & 14 /the soap of all kinds they produce @ *h jsold by the manufacturers for about % d, | 000,000. Since the Werld War oP |1914 the soap industry of the Uni \has been growing in volume of pres |the number of soap factories bas é between 15 and 20 per cent. New m (the largest soap producing state. N l- jand Illinols are rivalg for #secoR ‘Then come Wisconsin, Pennsy!l¥ sachusetts, Missouri, California, 4 and Connecticut. The United 3 * Jtgiven the world many new forms & yr, |ineluding hard, soft, liquid, past® ane Bry ant Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis Special Offering Saturday Novelty Kid Gloves The newest Fall styles at a ®reat saving. Unusually at- 4 $79.95 | . tractive Gloves with embroid- ‘i ered or perforated flare cuffs in contrasting or self colors. All newest colors. Unquestion- able quality. Specially priced Main Floor Lammerts RADIO TABLES (As lilustrated ) Special for Saturday... . OR Saturday we are featuring this unusual Radio Table, especially de- signed for Radio sets. tially built and well braced throughout. Top and lower shelf made of heavy fibre board with legs of seasoned hardwood finished in mahogany. covered leatherette. Table stands 26 inches high. Top is 161..x29 inches. Shelf is 121.x29 inches. A wonderful value. We Show a Complete Line of Radio Cabinets From $19.50 Up. They Are All Reduced Be OW ' FURNITURE It is substan- Top and shelf waterproof dark green Corners metal bound. WASHINGTON i | ORD papers and- various other and combinations for cleaning @ Our Felt Hat Sale TOOK ST. LOUIS | WOMEN BY STORM! “The values were even greater than adver- tised,’’ was the remark from most of our cus- Every woman who attended our sale bought and went away happily satisfied. AGAIN FOR SATURDAY A NEW LOT OF 2000 ‘FINEST FELT HATS Fully Worth $5 to $8.75 OO tomers. Never before in our history have we been able to offer such wonderful Hats at such a low price. You Will Find Every Imaginable Style, Every Good Color, Such as COPEN GRAY PURPLE GREEN BEIGE PHEASANT BLACK WwOoOoD MELON NOTIC No more than six Hats to any one customer. This, to avoid dealers from buying them as they are being sold for less than wholesale. : . ; ; )

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ei Ainge iiee. Fetes ae aa ) May, Stern & Co. AB ota . = acerca nn ee : = ——= RAUD SUSPECT SS SS SS SS SS 3 C¢ REPORTED IN MINNEAPOLIS y il New York Police Ask Authorities NEW There to Hold Man Betieved to Be Peger C. Stamm. " ity the Associate reas ' eee Yy - - 1¢ ~ ‘ N WW . o anil r ‘ | —. ba as . . - + + ’ ba . + + " \ oe c ‘ ' ae bbe bii a - » Ly ~ br ; + ‘ Bi vt . . : iz ——- « + *, , 7A AH - as © 4 - 4 . Others at $44 and $89. Genuine Victrola consoles and uprights HOD, had been found itn Min- a d at less than cost All bDranc-new The best Dargains a incluced ihe de attend wais meapolis. Police there were re- wili go quickly, so attend ear! f - ——— ee —_ —_ . eee ——_-—— — LL CL — TEI RO erty A Ip oo quested to arrest Stamm and to : — — 50c hold for questioning 2 woman sail | e ; s . a | ~ oe w AL LOSS aid as rs ee Immediate L & a | ior ™ + —_ to i+e vill pahiea — ——-—— |. Stamm disappeared Sept. 24 : Seder. | orate ieated by semate of the Astecmsy: Prepare for Winter! eee me was said to have drawn $¢0,- May, Stern & Co.—On the Corner 12th and Olive Jk , we Are Recognized Headquarters for High-Grade : be RID OR Me te “ey as ParReeeeey Shih ~ Sor tase. te agains et 16 ee eet ve on Aare ee . ME ite Py ’ ’ wr sag See et ogg NaN Pll! Seti he MAAR eS iil GO ct Ming oe Ae ge Me “ ~~ he was said to have drawn $69. eenarm * + Fier, * a7 tein ihe : ii Ua nis iirmms Pat co re Cc. & N.-W. Sunes to Collect New nclu Fare. ; B d-N I By the Associated Press R and Heatin Stoves a — on These CHICAGO, Oct. 16—In an ef- an ges . Victrolas a a AS i a . .. -« — . =2:79988 at Less Than Cost Terms Sa oe on om 43 358 190ee Ae caggncthe sea. gongs peu _ — +h td - ro + : the 20 per cent suburban fare in- . ae ee oe crease asked by 29 railroads whose OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK « ee ee oe ‘ ; — ae lin —— i- + _— — ~ *? a“ ‘ - lines run into Chieago, the Chicag tere ee A NE I ED MERA OMAR En Fo a & Northwestern Road obtaine: Federal temporary injunction re- ; . ,straining State and county officials a : = : ie ° ° ° . , Tat tee ep from interferir ith colllection | L.! ~~ 285 5 p ece D R m Su te $159 Raia SEA en, nw A eee SER coltectte ‘— — as $ ~_s inin OO ite, . 4 are i 1006 OLIVE STREET mm crease was granted by the Inter- ) aoe © bh = a. Genuine French Walnut Veneer Beautifully Carved and Decorated 4 , East St. Leuis Store, 309 Collinsville Av. on neni ar" ars Tn ae B: > ri? * 4Fwsn dite rh - when a cac Fi om — ‘ - } _— = _ —_—— +} . hearings were being held b: he I i a2 's 3 = [llincis Commerce Commission. hos h Entire Suit Ss genuine French wainut veneer anc ant mn t -t Pfact autifuliy uarved and decorated. w ae the ’ d} } ttoms of a)]) the drawers are made of ge ne mahoeg -@ are tinal i +] + full } erm™, ‘ ~ * * = A St) *- ° a ¢ = i 3 eo eo aS bat oA ' for Saturday ern’s the price i- WT SB Oak Heater 7 4 - , rT? , : . : All-Gray Enameled Of Polished Biue Steel and Terms—$15.00 Cash, $6.00 a Month | aaa : n Coal and Gas Range Nickel Trimmed | a TY ais $77.50 ($4.09 AS . $5 a Month Pays for !t $! mio Cash—$! sellin oath 2 A .. + 7 beeen Bs SOMPLETE Gas Range and JUST the Heater Sad Delivers Lither o/ these light Grade 7 Sa eh eS — — . ; ¢ ; , : : rrimmed i ha warmirg egisters a nickeled. . This ao i Ml a FCs tomy - ot¢ “ems ose hon Saar c+ . wives rea heat . as, we - > 4 > Durne ; arse i ees i P Dede: ~ eT} reason- >. ; . + - ——e > - ’ _ x - Se P be ’ . a? Va —*s=* | value unequaled at our special $7.75—S1.50 Cash, $1.50 = “i 2 ~~ ne price >. : Ey = ? ’ > _ | Rapti Rta taneragiig inne anette: ose aye a von y : 2 ‘ an See : ae Ar aa, o 2 (ee si, ae 4 - ba hy es . ae wy Ale Ras tend ai og te Lis S-piece Suite are a ?* a 6 eat 4 td , |e x ew tlie te - * - ts : i: ‘ he rr ‘ my - : J . Month. Tt) : ~ “ _ - . a . J al 7 Phonographs are mad eautifully fh ods, on ~ i ae »d i a } ‘> ; ' ee =} Foal) : ; ’ Structe aii Acka ; Pha s » 4 a ivada (Luil ’ ranged compartments 41] > L ~ n+ vr “fe i 4 ] j =" +h ~ Phon rer All Makes OT Tecorcs Can D Diaved On tneseé nonogTra — ~ > 4 gr ‘ 3 ry } ae oe ‘ ] ———. ] . tone, and they are operated with powerful double spring motor. eee - - . - ° wl ot ” ee ee , : = —— 5 z: a a aK —e eee ee erent. eens ‘ r ‘ . yrees atetetee ; 27 ae t pO oa eevee a . ~~ . Senne setae ~ . - meee Scumeas = : aes =" bal el ae - A - fete of 61S elas a... 2, OBA Lado ap : “ - . + 4 wed : - aa 7 ea n es o, q " ae) “ 4 R ee ve ee sa) Fe Sete ets cold ee a SPR tise v CROSSE “le pin ix ov at Wy pag d HES. PA eo Adige eae er ee ee dade ee ea. a ee eee ite resis Se a RG ae ee aes OSs See ‘ “Te giy 2 hae Ee : ete Sees: a — eee oo st ia ap Need re ee ton dt " © ‘ . - wat . * J wa . — . Each Phonagraph Is Guaranteed by — | = Se | ; —- : Both May, Stern & Co. and the Manufacturer am or Three-Piece Living Room Suites C overed With Beautiful Velour This Charming Console Model GFF is — =i | ESA er es ; I 35% . oe ee Et ey an Ne ° eee =" rs — . on0 La EE cal NDE CN ONS ag hl IE GE GEN it cls aS: a4 a r ' — = 4 \ ? Mary-Stern’s at Terms—$12.50 Cash and $8.00 a Month x — ae! lhl}! UT a eee Hot Blast Heater 5 Noted for Fuel Economy and Perfect Control In Blue or Gray Enamei $15.95. $67.50 $2.50 Cash—$2.50 a Month $6.59 Cash—$5.00 a Month King Heater —w , P ee — 3 - 4 Zs 3 oth dd " ~* - Tea ’ WwW. 8 : oe Le 3 i ‘s I ; er No home is really a home unless there is some kind of B§ =i music. There need be no reason now for you not to en- joy your favorite music at home duyring these long winter evenings. Come in Saturday! $7.00 will deliver one of these ) G Consoles to your home. This Beautiful Upright Model |] Ranges Real $45 Values | 2 : — = ‘. | ; r : | t | — : H ~ - = : : : ry /' : : 2 : : — : sh 4 - os " Lt ‘ b } Z : ‘ . : ; + ‘= 4 4 . ’ 4 Z 4 i. ‘ ~ y s : — . : = - ‘ ; j oF: SSN . , : : . ' — : en 4 } Tee — = . Se —— : a ‘i A As = a : get + .) , , = a eee . Sa : ez e sk Ss de i: >» Se = =. x, == = i> . : . : A fa >. Ss —_ — “| — vel! . or : * 3 ' . S > ; co any we have offered at ewes § Charming Four-Piece Bedroom §$uite 500. Spectally priced bs a > se ; a q : [I . Stern & Co. at ic In French Wainut Veneer and Distinctive Design—A $275 Value 4 —_—_—_ a i~ BEDROOM Suite that you can take pride in having. Its four | | A pieces are large and consist of w-emd bed — 7 | | U ° > triple-mirrore@ vanity dresser and good-size dresser with ge gg —_—_————_ 243 ~~ e new distinctive designs of the season and _ a -~ in hee :! French it veneer and gut in eqeal £275 valve ’ | priced special fer Sarurday by May-Stern &2 Co. $199.56—319 cash, 4 ' . siv a meonrkh. : i $19.00 Cash—$10.0 a Month a4 : | Special iu } a “ * iin 4 ane ft E : § - a t a ta : g - ~ oe Tomorrow Oniv_ To add charm to that vacant corner and permit you to enjoy the reproduction of your favorite music by well- known artists, that’s what you can have with this beau- tiful Phonograph. And Remember! $1 Delivers It to Your Home FREE! FREE! FREE! 20 Selections (10 Double-Faced Records) A Beautiful 3-Piece Polychrome Console Set With every ome of these advertised phonographs to-morrow, we will also present to you, a beautiful 3-Piece Polychrome console set and 20 Selections (10 double-faced records) of © —— Aes a your own selection. Muelhause: We Also Are Authorized Dealers for BRUNSWICK Player = P1an O8 §f viet et mm! tas votychrome tenes: tong sith | We show the complete line of Brunswich Ph mographs, Radiolas and latest record releases. A Regular $450 Value . ee. = A Charming Boudoir Lamp ' : 1 ui Complete With 6-Ft. C« “- $15 Cash, $10 a Month as For S day Gale - —— “es ss sae 4 ‘ o 236 ca reality ae WELLS LEE LA IO GE AG OR AEE ARON NID ot Ne py +f > aa ae it ‘ee ; hy* Pitt . . Ted : ’ - 6«€6is sa loped No Delivery Charges! .i¢ Tou may a rT, 7 . TAke advantage f this secure n- ey hey em « be sy +t J rely , — y & a | | cell naieeateeetaceanael -_— . Ptanos at so low a2 pric: _ oT! = ated. 4 Lemme b ‘ y 4 “A a’ ’ — weuild ordizanan'ir has all latest mechanical! lopments ~4*j - -_— -— = — , | | . i «at 3 May- be and can be had in ! ak or maheog- é< : .. Stern's price Serurday a. any case. Specially priced for Saturday OPER an Se cee ee, ee ee . at May-Sterm’s, Aceount S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Sts. Is Good =e paz a

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—— =pvaNTs-.] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY ‘EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1925. LOUIS, BEBE @) — 1 . a . > — . * Craw, - ‘ ee eee v4 ° y af fe, - + ” * a . re. 7 .* , \- 00m Suite, $159.50 ifull y eed and Decorated fj @ f 6. 00 a 1 Month a at ee eT OS SS CPR Si Oops Pie ay Satan propre ‘ ” op a PS OPPS LOE I EO TRLOY NRO RTE IS A ay aor ee . © ZEEE PARAL DEE, OP ds ~ Gina FEE TE: TGR eR A il “agg “$s we Values Saturday on!r offer long raccoon muskatine [gerthern seal (dyed coney). rmuar- mink {dyed marmot). Ail io ig Coates, al! real fur. (Bargain Basement.) Fox Chokers $12.95 to $14.95 Values $8.95 For : Satur- on eagae WIT. we ' offer foxes. of red, brown, gray and Hud- For Saturdays only. NUGE INT DAY, we offer tul ined and some fur- “elt girls’ (Coats. In sizes 6 to 14 years. (Bargain Basement. ) ur) eee oe ‘ “) TT ‘Ameen .. $2.98 For Satu r- Sweaters coat and over ety ; aleo cricket eport Coats. All sizes. and, Girls $12.50 to $15.00 Values *10 Saturdayr only NUGENT DAY, we offer : { Oats for iris of 6 to i7 years of age Lined and in- elaborately fur (Bargain Basement.) terlined: trimmed. Reducing Corsets Value... 91.25 Value. For Fatur- 8 1 day only, Quality rubber Corsets of steam - cured para rubber. Fizes ZU tO waist (Bargain Basement.) No Phone or Mail Orders Trouser Suits Regular $22.95 Value 15 For Saturday only, NUGENT we offer mens and young men's Two-Trouser Suits in new etrics. Conservative and single and double breasted En- giish models with wide bottom trousers. (Bargin Basement.) fe smooth fitting Slips of goo 1 quality coiton — bodice nd hem - stitemae top. er- coats $25, $30, $35 Values 172 For Saturday only NUGENT DAY, we offer Listers, Ulsterettes, and En- glish box-back Coats in light and dark effects. 34 to 44. All sizes (Bargain Basement. ) 1000 F all Hats Regular $3.95 Value $1.85 For Satur fay only, NUGENT DAY. we offer emart new velvets, ~ felts, velours, satins, and velvet combinatio n a, in a rich as- ftortment of colores. (Bargain Basement. ) Chamoisette Gloves Regular $20.00 Values. $49.95 th 13= For Saturday only, NUGPNT DAY, we offer men's and young means Gabardines—finely tal- lored with al) eround belt: .con- vertible collar. Fine for dress or rainy-day wear. Sizes 32 to 46. (Bargain Basement. ) New Fall Hats Regular $5.00 Value $3.50 For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY, we offer Fall and Winter styles in large and emal!l Hate, pirates, dance Hats, of satin, satin and velvet combinat fon 4, metallic and brocaded turbans. (Bargain Basemert.) Princess Slips For Saturiay only. NUGENT DAY. we offer 600 fine Shirts of imported and domestic broad- clothe, madras, and novelty cloths. Collar attached and neck- band style. Some irregu.ars. Children’s Hats Unusual Values $1.95, $2.95 and . For Seturday bright col- House Dresses For Saturday only, NU- GENT DAY. we offer 125 yellow Slickers, in sises 8 to 10 years. Ideal for the schoolgirl. { Bargain Basement.) Boys’ Union Suits Regular 98c Value 9c For Satur day obiy, N UG EN T DAY. we offer Nishineties Reg. $1.50 heels Kid Gloves 100-Pc. Dinner Sets # a. 4 Vals. $] .69 285° $12.95 Value. . Boys’ Union Suits Regular 69 C 98c Values. Men’s Union Ge Reg. $1.4 $1.25 to Value $1.49 Vals. OC $2 Vals. 97c For Saturday Reg. 89c Value... 2 for $] For Saturday For Saturday . NUGENT Room Suites : ree davenport dd velour « beer lO? = Lia $8. 00 a Month | Bedroom Suite we Design—A $275 Value i€. Its four é mMmOmMmVY chiffo. r with large 5 ' Season and 1! S275 walne = O—$ 19 cash, | Month Special Tomorrow Only —_ atts me ey i mney _ A Charming oudoir Lamp mmplete With 6-Ft. Cord— For Saturday Only SE Moud i amps will certainly id charm and individuality to any The base is of colored pottery. 8 high, the shade is scalloped silk, qd with silk braid. You may choos® Varied asseoriment of colors They © Been f0O that beauty can be ate. A Lamp euld ordinarily ct 2.0, May- price Saturday amp complete ‘feet cord and SSS Saas a - rc —— i — fT, cok fed oe) : ee aay — = dT —J +] ;—J I; pee = ed a) ST dd — (J eT cc ac 5) AR Ser ‘ ¢ ly tT Ut © ape s FR ag de Cees " ; ° 4 = = - enn v c7 ts ” , __ J thee - 7 * ra oe Se = a ~ ah » o be ’ "~ ‘“ Fm al ay % ; erie = gy. a a ’ ay ‘ ey om be Pe : Pm) P a i et x ae "ea a ee c o—" at sll r. ee % ” ~ > ae ‘3 chy eh re i a! 2 S hy me x of *. 7 ' Rr yts a © az Py > 7 + ¥ 7 Sad = ile al: _ / eae ea , ‘ : ag Y “ a é; , ! 4 ga z , ce. oe tous ‘ Pe ee ae ge Pa es ae oy. For Seturdey only. NUGENT DAY. we offer @ eotton§ ribbed_# Union Suite; well made, sii@gbntigs fleeced, ecru shade: long sieeve, length: 36 to 486. (Bargain Basement.) Boys’ Blouses Reg. 75c ...B5¢ Votue. For Saturday ‘S oniy, NU GENT DAY. weoffer | high - grade madras and percale Blous- eB: standard full-cut sizes 6 to 16 years. Cotton Batts Reg. $1.29 Value pf. ine h stitch- Cotton Batts open out in one sheet: regular com- fort size. offer ailk rayon Sport Hoee ; Fail checks and atripes. Cotton Challies Value, Yard Saturday 123c NUGENT . we offer 36- theh Challies in dark rake de- patterns. 2 to 10 36-Inch Sateen / peater $1.00 Valac—Verd | For Saturday only ; og te ae Meg 24c fe Plain colored cotton Sateen; ex- Stlient for bloomers, linings, etc. Striped Suitings Regular 75 Value, Yard For Saturday NUGENT DAY. fer 36-inch cotton in ecolered grounds fancy colored stripes and checks (Barga) » For Satur- day only, NU GENT DAY, we offer Union Suites in ribbed— @ long and short & sieeve: knee or rT. length to 12 veare (Bargain Basement.) Sis. > ——- Ruffled Curtains Reg. $2.25 ] 19 Value, Pr.. e For Saturdar only, NUGENT DAY, we offer novelty quisette flied Curtains of eplendid quality. Well made. Boys’ Flannel Blouses Regular $1.15 Value. . For Saturday only. NUGEN'® | DAY. we offer warm and serviceable Men’s Work Shirts Reg. $1.25 Value 5 Oc we offer fast color nons blue braryrs cheviots: jar attached: sizee 14% 18. Outing Flsenel Reguler 22c Value, Yard For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY. we of- 15c fer 27-inch fancy out- ing cotton Flannel in 10 to 20 yard. lengths. checks, 4 plaids. (Rargai >» ~ a 2 ee —s Madras Shirting Regular 39c¢ Valuwe—Yard For Saturday omy. NUGENT DAY. we otter Cc Madrae Shirtings in a se- lection of fancy fiber stripes; 32 10 to 20 yard Underwear Crepe Regular 98c Values For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY, we of- te fer 30-inch printed Underwear Crepe, in light dark grounds. 2 to i yare lengths. (Bargain Basement.) Colored stripes. & For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY. we offer these blue bor- cered and me- dallion pat- terns in first selection Din- ner Sets. Panel Curtains Reg. $1.75 and $1.95 Value. Boys’ Shirts Veale 85c For Satur. NU- day only, GENT DAY, we offer new Fall patterns in fast color igen Col- ar ttached. Bizes 124% 1444 Men’s Trousers $2.89 Reg. $4.95 Value ore. Men’ s Shirts and Drawers Regular $1.25 Value For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY. we of- Cc fer Winter Shirts and Drawers of heavy ribbed fleeced B eotton: long sleeves, ankle lengt All sizes. (Bargain Basement‘ Men’s cits Sox Regular 80c Value For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY. we offer 33c Winter weight, good. warm, extra well made Black and gray. (Bargain Basement. ) a 2 re aaineatll Rubber Syringes Regular $1 to $1.25 Values For Saturday oniy. NUGENT DAY. we offer Cc factory run and sample Rage. all leak-proof: each with (Bargain Rasement.) fittings. For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY. we offer Gloves in long turn - back cuffs, ecallop-’ ed cuff, 1 and 2 button style. Sizes 6 to 8. $1.38 For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY. we offer fringed Panel (Curtains in equare mesn and Scoteh sizes and col- Boys’ Wool Sweaters | Reg. $3.45 Value ©. $2.29 For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY, weoffer pull-over and and combina- 8 tions. Sizes Boys’ Sweaters Value. $298 For day, we offer rope stitch, coat Sweaters, large roll col- lars. Sizeg 24 to 34. hints a 69c For Satur- DAY. we offer pretty new etyles of Dresees. hand- etitenh ed. Chambr ay, crash cloth. Rizes 2 to 6 years (Bargai:. Basement.) Men’s Darn-Proof Hose 3 Regular $1.50 Value, 6 P*irs : For Sa‘urday only, NUGENT DAY, we offer Darn-Proof Hose of wig coltong lisie. Black and colors. @% t« 12 sizes. + ( i ’ Window Shades Regular $1 Value; Each NUGENT Dare a 59 acalioped and Senaed Cc Shades of good quality opaque. Yellow or gray. Seconds. ( Mavis Talcum Powder Regular 25¢ Value, 3 for For Saturday only. age DAY. we of- Cc fer Maris Talcum—de- — scented for tollet and (Bargain Basement.) B Reg. $2.95 E Value For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY, we offer fancy cuffs, turn - back, scallo ped cuffs styles in Gloves; new shades. Sizes 6 to 8. (Hargain Basement.) Fabric Gloves Reg. 95c Value For Saturday & only, NUGENT DAY. weoffer § women'ses c h @ molertte Gloves, turn- back cuffs. French styles, Fal! shade. Sizes 6 to &. aac | Shirts 33.50 Va. 91.98 For Satur- day only. NlI’- 500 Tunic AE $1.88 For Satur- day only. NU- GENT DAY. we offer pop- ular fiber knit in attractive Tunic Dresses. colors. Sizes 36 to 42 only. (Reargain Basement.) Regular $1.95 Value For Saturday only, NUGENT m DAY. we offer genuine leather grained, patent embossed, etc., flat envelope Bags: top and back strap styie Silk moire lining. Men’s Handkerchiefs 10c Valee—20 for For Saturday only. NUGENT DAY. we otter Q Cc fine count mercerized finish, large size Handkerchiefs Plain white; hemmed. Baby Blankets Reg. $1.00 Values, 4 for Fer Saturday onty NUGENT DAY, we of- 89c fer Eemond Baby Bian- kets, 30x40 inch = ee pretty nursery designs. bound. Reg. $2 Value. $2.98 and $3.98 Vals.. only, NUGENT DAY, we offer cotton sateen Slips in black, navy. brown, _ henna, etc. Sizes 36 to 44. Princess Slips $1.09 For Saturday only, NUGENT DAY. we offer durable Slips of cotton aa- teen. Deep pleated flounce. braid trimmed. Sizes 36 to 44. Girls’ Dresseg $2.69 For Satur- serges and novelty cloths, becoming St Cc) ae Coat Sweaters Reg. -_ 98 * Sa 98 Value. . For Saturday only, NU- GENT DAY, we offer 224 Sweaters of all wool. Come in red, maroon, cardinal, brown and navy; sizes 36 to 44. Toasters & Percolators Regular 98c Values DAY, we offer fab | For Sat urd y only, NUGEN 2. SZ tric gold seal Toasters, electric aluminum Percolatess--8 cup size. Guaranteed one year. nad $ Fancy Hdkfs. _ 12%c and 16¢ Values —I2 for ‘For Saturday NUGENT DAY. we eter D5 ¢ linens. plain and fancy ecalloped volles. woven borders Bargain Besement.) fancy cdges. ( only, NUGENT DAY. we offer regular and extra sizes in round and equare neck styles. Sizes 36 to 53. Gingham Aprons Reg. $1 to 55c $1.25 Vals... For Satur day. NUGENT DAY, we offer fine quality Infants’ Hosicry Reg. 29c 1 9 FONE. o0<4 oF ’ For Satur- day only. NU- GENT DAY, we offer cash- mere infant Howe in slight seconds. Sites up to 2 yrs. Rubber Pants Unusual Values 19c For Saturday only, NU- GENT DAY, we offer Hick- ory Rubber Pants, white, flesh and natural colors. Sanitary Aprons reports 69, Value vw ot AC | style _- “eat tops h, ite, honeydew. (Bargain 10-et. heavy weight po!- ished pure ame with riveted DAY. we offer cotton flian- nelette Gowns Infants’ Dresses Reg. 59c $1 .00 | Val., 3 for. For Satur- day. NUGENT DAY, we offer Infants’ THe: Vaiue. 2 for $1 For Saturdar. NS U GENT ‘DAY, we of- fer peg-top styles dainty Rompers and Creepers in baby checks. Sizes 2 to 6. Basement. Children’s Coats Unusual Value at of ehineh fille: ates: Fall sizes to 4 years. (Bargain Basement ) Rubber Bibs Regular 50¢ venues For a ee et Oe ee eee

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. * Toweling 65c Border Damask 15¢ Huck sou . | | : x ao eT Dat “ 7ic r Satore nis r iy % "4 G1 3 i For Saturday a. e., a OT c - : or S tu 4 ty ont} : a — ’ ee - a Roe ; _& Yd : Fr 6S s Re ; ‘ offer haif bieached ‘'UGEN 98 . & ) offe : ‘ ms *UGENT DAY. we : 49 ne 2 10 =| eta dO et cng Ee - wautiful ne? ; fer thi« ae "stT; ssatis cotton crash Toweling in “mil offer extra fine q! ; . it arar m @erful value cert ra.ue nee , ae titehe ot 5 . odernists and g Bargain Besem-s. —— —— ar” 7 : | inche } : . i 4. (‘Batcatn Masement.) . (Bargain Basement.) : ‘Bargain Basement.) & r : - ial in Sermon. : / a : Pn : - ’ _ tioward &. Williams. the Mis- sisstppi iar ev angetist. pres struck 33 respons. ? chord with the 2°99 2 hernacte at 594° persons in his ta Delmar boule ard tast night whes he made a plea for the reading® of the Ribie tn the public schools. - rhrougt the. injection of a clause the Constitution. His declaration. ‘—¢ TY was ruan- aim: for Congress or the Senate ra make that my first. last and a! vas applauded | > warmly. , ‘ . . = | “Tt am not here te tell you that $4.95 Be. A , ' Coats t / ;' C WV — . th war te Heaven is throagh the 95 to : BY AY | $12.95 to Fi ) : | |' $12.95 to # Bt wi fi |, $16.95 to Yay me a) AR MY . ae ns Se 6. , am | ; Se é i rx S~ ; } s " ' ee ure” or e - = $ 95 . te r ¥ on : | $15.95 : ' $15.00 i > e* $22.50 7 _ ; é ; 4 ath ”" he said 4. speaking frem Values i | | | | fii. Values : | 2 > , | ) © ¢he text found tn Hosea. “For ‘t is . | v= V I y @) . Values 2 alues | > | : oe onde to Lae 95 -t¢ you believe tm God's word == cts, SMRRALEGET 5 on pnsedhyad Ree ee ed ein ragames eo _ biome on AN Me «sa gn Ales hh ene ane * platform.” NFER eee eee CEA TEAVTERS VOL AEEETT ‘s | aid vou can £0 to Heaven through | | = any of them.” continued the evan- — | | a colt. “It is saivation I'm tatk- | | | S = gbout. I wish we didn't have . eae te turd i'UGENT Di = ye 7 ectrines or creeds. I wish nett } Deon ie cee ae thousands © wore rt. JA’ y Satu CGEN [ 7 ; é a : x cL! a my d — the Presbytertan we Orfter i’resses of pencil stripe . Bi ; fr trir 7eC arid ri - - ‘ _ ° - — 2 - " 5 wa a srca N 4 and the Baptist altke would fust anc Bove-ties at this price Sirs z vege ore ‘yy ee ' rin and in - A t? ted mate a i 5 tin — Coat : this } ogee , , m1 | . a poh — : : md cist 8 oe a Se for Women and misses nt Serhan mx ~ = ac ) Lire Fut a r = : reet : many wi fur trimming & | lord of iords. ats sa.va- (Re in ent. i a : ha & 4 rs, tr . - - b ae ; ’ _ 4 = , or" _ BOPOe. 2: . Dp r wmity to on a 5 znd ' . = p i: — | : 3 * *argain ade c tien. , | | 7 “ % Assails Modernist«. 3 “Tre Bible is the only book that will take sorrow or sim out) ef the heart. ‘Happy’ Turner sang tonigh’. ‘Sin Is to Blame For It) au. The enly way you can find) L a Shoes a Kiddies” "ta Shoes ' Men’ Sh : 2 W a’s Si Ye oe a m if y aS a : f. ; s Shoes omens Slippers | Seamless Rugs # @ Novelty Blankets =e : | $8087 $9 AQ ie $1.95 082 51.39) ] Bec. s | Reg. 75¢ “5 EE*S3 1.505) Et 8 Gp seapeense gs oS | SERS | | @ $6 Values. 2.95 ; Value. Oc a & Value. 1 Value... 93. 95 : * $ alue - eomthon sense and the love of. as : to the Bible being “52 yeh ea tet ge Mr madiad (tre + dente 4 _— 2 ee - 4 ‘ rats lies P . 4 = " ees ee Bae spe ; om ae ‘A ie 7! a, Be nce tin nate Mealy aria rs eiicunaininireial ' AAA Act O § MEE PRE Rien tipek dries AEE aba a BTR Bae os a ‘Ta ae sich 2004 * ied ni olsen oe ee a m 4 nd ad 2 ee P on Ee ote et Snes eee r : id be Fer =a of ; ' ; ’ 7 ; ;, = 4 | Saturdar God can object | & : 5 7 UGEN Fur Saturda > read in the schoois.” - _—-~+ rN ay "AAs > | - _— . sve ENT Day “There are many traitors in the’ churches.” ne continued, referring” to church members who willl per-/ mit God's name to be taken —- erentiy in their presen laugh at dirty jokes. “if you take! God's name in vain and gamble, it is time for you to seek the Lerd.”’ Touching on modernists again, he) : = | said, “I don’t believe Fosdick ever: A , | = ae , | a t- w* fo : ae e was born again. I dent. dDellere he | . | | ~ We = Ooknows anything about the Christian minster Rugs : 7 | Chiffon Velvet. - religion and the new birth. Reg. $42.50$§ 5 & Reg. -44? : : ; HV e+ ete %* ee wey eine ey ae ate ; truth about ft. some of sour wives: ; 2 _ = late : — ia | would file suit for divorce temer- Sioediags S| bh ry — | ct : 4 3 Pettian ot étene ot -tie oun poe hot : E : i“ fy ' n 2 . . . a Fu an ; : | row - “~ _ a : . cusitseibe nefere his conwdbelel the | e former publisher said: “I claimed I had $0604 circulation on my paper? when | knew I had only 5006. Tf «was fust a plain, ordinary thief” Cigarettes as a hindrance te; health and Christian infleence were | for Saturdays ZENTDAY TREN Dee TOE FET I i HS mentioned last . “A anew SR EITM CP IR : Poltre Board. ; nice materia:s. ecarte. buffet sete. etc r paichment ehedes } 4 a B or : E N° ‘ , : president of the ’ nd gold (Bargain Rasement. ) ‘Bargain Basement 3 as . > i - ; | mere than 43 were injereé. $12 Pabcolin Rugs 1345 pm | : ; & : | | inster Rugs ee s ( _ A letter from George B. Evang) For Satuniay Xt cee, au Dat _ $6 95 , or eae $1 9.005 GS F oe oe § ¢ Cotton Blankets 76-In. Sh ecting ee = peomanin af ie cl ae G ° Seturdar c ' = - )* t a , _ ffer F otter — GENXT © ~ 36 a — a $1 98 a ie “I eo accompanied the check. co stamped >. age speedily cuateee SR gn tre oll tnep. rich teary ennaueiad c = Wwe af eat Mcexr p. z | Do c ed the work and deportment of po misprinta. x! O% feet = , mn? ee beonaae i " O% | ide Sa: | § ane ym oe yon ,-- —— = ? a ate ete Pore: ) ce and approved Chief of Pale $1.49 Silkk Radium | ) : pa For a omit ons 40-Inch Maslin atten thinch . = 95¢ PA —_ i . Regular $1.75 Vailee, Lb. efter , = = . amo 4 -a° ur sp) 4 r Setter Te Se 5 aeons ec! oe ge NT ‘ENT 7 at ' a 2 DAY - “12h , ight. dark ana pastel vane - ofte ; ) ior ¢ *t> ite shades. Mant . sae oe so ial - affer thie “ip ¢- Ss rors and some Piled with ovts Bargain Rasement | ‘ —— _ Sasemeni_— ream oefters, ec. Bargain

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FRIPk +t, OCTOBER 161988. ¥, mn BBLE READING P INPUBLE SUHOOLS : ; Hope Muslin . urday only Ss NUGENT Day, we 10 ¢ ee Se, Ss well-known 3 ‘illiam Assails | brand of bleached. "Muslin c Evangelist Will ms | Ie. While 3000’ 3,38 Modernists and Cigarettes in Sermon. ' *Barcaia Kasement,) coteeaeicanaaaeeee We xoward S. Williams. the Mis- Be SR Ba ine Ot rh coretizese gait: 333! Sathbegt i$ ne ier Bate i" ti 3 4 ” ttt pe { - : : “ : . sé r cover @ e: laugh at dirty jokes. if you take) te match. an a ; : | God’s name in vain and gamble, it| ® £‘Touching on modernists again, he, 7 a gaid, “I don’t believe Fosdick ever —_. ae ey ee yh er —,; 4c ae knows anything about the Christian | aa on and the new birth. | Cites Own Conversion. “If the people out there and on Chiffon Velvet streets can’t see in me that 1) ; $12.95 to B $15.95 Vals.°6.35 | | F fee ama Christian, I am a failure. If Tor Saetus vf . = A day NUGEND ; 4 =| Henry Ford, with all his millions, we ry f 2 % i? oe : . = j DAY ') and material success, rejects Christ rio ae! brocade Vel- ‘at? b\ vets on a fine a \ quality chif ' fon, in beauti- 4 . ful designe; light and dark ehades. (Bargain Basement.) fer beautiful é and goes to hell, he will be a mon-_ @ £wmental failure. I don’t know | '. whether he is a Christian or not. | ; lam just using that as an example. | » Alot of men in this town may | | bePeavy weights here, but they will | |} e featherweights there. I just jf _* Sfow that one person's saved and) | eS e 7 Satin Charmeuse # & Regular $ 3 $2.50 Value. 1.68 For Saturday. NUGENT DAY, we offer 40. | inch heavy all- | ®11K lustrous Satin Char- |; meuse in rich det black. For ® «1 dia. , % “A lot of men tell me they can’t ¢ e keep all the commandments. Which /™. you'd get up here and tell the} x ‘4 truth about it, some of «eyvour wives | © would file suit for divorce tomor- | row.” Telling of some of his own de- | ceptions before his conversion, tho | former publisher said: “I claimed | inew Fall i él cresses. (Bargain Basement.) B&B when I knew I had only 5000. iI > was just a plain, ordinary thief." Cigarettes as a hindrance to health and Christian influence were ™ . mentioned last night. “A manu- ™ facturer advertises his brand as = “they satisfy.’ That's the bigges* F We ever told. They don't. I tried | &. The only thing that satigfies # % Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit ; = deserves a healthy body. os law Enforcement Wrong. “Because, with God’s help, I quit eMeking cigarettes. I am able to Ja my voice. Only three times | Ingomething like 1400 talks, often > @s many as five or six a day, has | flannels. beau tifully - er? ¢ broidered bor- & ders in new & color@combina- lions. Lovely for creases, 4 (Bargain Wasement.) E ® God Almighty did it. We've got| M * to help God a little bit. Now, | ™ «don't go out there and say, ‘Mr. @ #£Williams said if you smoke cig- ~ ‘Srettes you'll go to hell.’ I didn't , oe Say any such thing. I say they aes your health and harm your ® Christian influence.” " Pointing out that there can bo BO reformation until there is re- SeMeration, the ‘evangelist said the a. States Government was “up ae S8ainst a stone wall.” “All the “ay 08M and power in the world won't “ie «6change men until the spirit of God |" «Cf OMes. The Government's method © t all wrong on law enforcement. = §$6it can’t be done except through | © Jesus Christ.” > «$250 LACLEDE GIFT TO POLICE ; E Service at Explosion Deserves Re-\ _— ward, Head of Company Says. ~ A check for $250, payable to the | Police Relief Association was re- | @ived yesterday by Allen C. Or- ' Tick, president of the Police Board, _ from the Laclede Gas Light Co., in Be Tecognition of the services of po- p> Mee following an explosion Oct. 8 | "= «the company’s building at Ele- " “®ath and Olive streets, in which : four Persons lost their lives and ‘Miefe ‘than 43 were injured. "= @€©3—_—s A letter from George B. Evans, = PBident of the company. which @ $$ S800mpanied the check, commend- = > *@ the work and deportment of po- and approved Chief of Police vate” $2.98} “ ~~. j TF : ” ° . Pillow Tubing ‘ For “Aturday only SAUCENT DAY: we 25 is ter Seconds of pep C — Tubing brat ded Fliorenesr ® S@Lt mil|-stains. Full pieces. ' (Kaigain Basement.) — ——— Sheeting ’ : ; For. Saturdas N/ ma INT DAY we otter 39c Keel ‘nt ; — iz « . i ; QUuUBi'*'Y sicew @ . Gerk’s mobilization plan for emer- Secles. “While we have been “=~ sC€Petty: ~hard hit by this accident, we | oa’ ‘Teel that such fine service deserves | *Feward,” the letter states. _ 444 Cholera Patients in Manila. “a By the Associated Prees. » MANILA, Oct. 16.—While chol- | ‘Sra Cases were decreasing in Manila, _? SPerte from adjacent provinces | Stow eigit deaths and 11 new = Pases in the last 24 hours. In Ma-| ' cut fron Bas “—- “OF ‘ | 4 »> : m te bolt Full width \Hargain Rasement.) pi Pi SS 5 40-Inch Muslin MB xicewe ri oo. gag. | MN 6t6dP thin tine equating 125c | quality brown Muslin. 40 inches wide. § we Clean eoetten (Harcain Rasement.) wr confined, four of them are in a evangelist, again struck $30,000 0 FROM rom mage rage wed Sr im gap doctrines or’creeds. I wish | # — ’ be —— ee a ee spiosie™ 1 ' ' I | - i ‘ | 4 | i “a v ’ ; i a +. ‘ ; . t alles : necked vO" “em mas! HOUSE FUl2N/SI1ING-~ CU. ¢ \oded guramones n iwe P emen ee. pions wencined erm ané hao per eor and oranite CRY gre thied a mes nt - oor nd ome er. 1. ® ter OP, within on of Granite City, Illinoi. a . ane ear —_— the people of Granite City are reaping the benefit of these golden money-saving bargains. Although inreads have been made , on this great stock during the first week’s selling, the biggest portion of the stock still remains and the most fascinating and : thrilling values are here by the hundreds—but you must hurry if you would secure the best of them. Come tomorrow. F urniture, Rugs and Stoves, : slightly damaged by smoke and water, but the most in A-1 condition, is being offered at 40% to 70% off regular prices. Remember every sale OPEN must be final, no exchanges, no refunds, and all goods sold “as is.” 3 To10P.m. | TERMS OF SALE: 25% DOWN—BALANCE 30, 60, 90 AND o church members who will per-'j 3 4a is time for you to seek the Lord.” | @ ™ was born again. I don’t. believe he | * |> that’s me. When a man has sinned | § ® » he must come back to God, and/§ vA commandment can’t you keep? Ifig @ 1 had 8000 circulation on my paper | ; | ~™y voice gone back on me. And | , © hospitals 144 cholera a) : ll a 7» 6 @ 6 me © O@.0 8626S 684 8 26 2 6 Oe Awe 4 eee 1 LOT OF $15 to $35 LAMPS Rig assortment of bridge and junior Lamps, newest styles: $150 NINE-PIECE DINING SUITE Pretty Queen Anne style ir imitation walnut finish: baffet, china cleset, oblong table, six chairs. $175 NINE-PIECE DINING SUITE $59:50 $9 3:75 wm 1 06:22 Tadt ieee $169.25 194.25 Georgette silk shades and newest artistic bases; junior and bridge styles; choice $12.50 RED CEDAR CHESTS Best construction, in perfect condition, not damaged. $22.50 RED CEDAR CHESTS $ Large size, of genuine Tennessee red cedar $35.00 RED CEDAR CHEST lull 48-in. size case, all tn perfect condition... $42.50 WALNUT CEDAR CHESTS Lined with aromatic red cedar, two-toned decoration New Tudor astvle. i. 228 6482 O86 Se 4.68 62.6 6 © O 6. 646 © © Sb 4 we 6 os Se Se eo pe et ewes st ee ee FS es WA Highest quality; i nf Titke ¥ at fi TAH U HE: Immense Living-Room Set Stock AT ALMOST GIVE-AWAY PRICES $175 KROEHLER BED DAVENPORT SUITE In a combination of pretty vclour. 3 pieces $210 KROEHLER BED DAVENPORT SUITE Newest overstuffed design; 3 large pieces, covered in velour, in splendid condition $300 LANDAU BED DAVENPORT SUITE Perfect condition, covered in imported three-tone Jacquard velour, cedarized, 3 pieces $395 MOHAIR BED DAVENPORT SUITE Newest style, in finest Angora mohair, brocatelle reversible cushion, three pleces .. $197.50 JACQUARD LIVING-ROOM SET With mohair arms, web-bottom construction, carved base, three pieces, Al condition. $225 CARVED LIVING-ROOM SET Three pieces, Jacquard velour ami mohair combination, carved base, web bottom. $265 MOHAIR LIVING-ROOM SET Covered in plain taupe velour, full panel front, loose cushion seats, Uiree pieces . $165 CANE LIVING-ROOM SET In velour, loose cushion seats, mahogany combination frame, In damaged condition.. N. W. COR. 17TH AND CH $74.00 $94:50 $154.00 $19652 $94.75 $111:50 $128.00 $49.00 oe na 6@ 8 2 6 S68 26 2 6 2828 4€@ 08 62 SO 8 8 2 4 ee 2 eee ee a eee STNUT - ber > a ~ | G-ROOM SUITES | Going at Fractional Prices == | $ .50 berutifully ornamented, in imitation walnut: buffet, china , cleat, aoeemme Gubbio, oi GOED: 04 « He c 640 00 bbc balbé cde baaeesn eee tee $200 NINE-PIECE DINING SUITE Genuine walnut, néwest two-tened 66-inch buffet, oblong table, china closet, six Pe mee! te a bos strikes tae ore eee $290 TEN-PIECE DINING SUITE Genuine walnut, 66-inch buffet, oblong table, china closet, server and sing 3 Al condition........ .¥0n0tchtidabiae 64 eee $475 SOLID'WALNUT DINING SUITE 72-inch buffet, 48-inch closed-in china closet, large fully upholstered chairs—like new... .. 2.666 6 ween nen eeens HEATERS AND RANGES $98 BUNGALOW RANGES $47 New atyle. ennmeled frame $125 COMBINATION RANGE ~ $49-50 White porcelain trimmed: itn Al condition. $170 COMBINATION RANGE $ Full porcelain throughout, full mize... .. 2.266 66s cunes $200 BUCK’S COMB. RANGE $ Puli gasceciain Chroma = «é. sis cs td dsadasadonwsseen STEEL COAL RANGE The celebrated “Maxter” 18-iImeh ovem...........665- $50 CAST IRON COAL RANGE $] large 18-inch oven, perfect $145 PORCELAIN COAL RANGE $ Im beautifal full eray vworcelain $37.50 POR. KITCHEN HEATER $ Full porcelain througheut. adiustatie leaw.......... : $12 OAK HEATERS Cast ‘front, in splendid condition. Sale at.. $27.50 HOT-BLAST HEATERS ~ $] | Full cast lining. Bickel trimmed. « PIANOS AT ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME $500 Mueller & Bach Player-Piano Beautiful mahogany case, fine action. $185 ve $750 Shearer Player-Piano im excellemt condition, Cabinet "$294 te . a p a —— 4 rhitiemign 0: enges 2 “iw en Sn: ee ad SS EGS EM EASE ee Si a a Chr = r= - = -_——— < ea a a een ‘TREMENDOUS STOCKS STILL REMAIN! —but we urge you to.come Saturday. to W. CORNER 17TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS ANCE dj si et'’s Sale 9.000 Furniture Stock At 40% to 70% Off Former Prices! ve ; pag - ® e ‘ « . = eens ee The insurance company's loss on the fire which occured at the National House mor. Saree Sematary Furnishing Company of Granite City, Ill., has been a big boon for the thrifty people of St. Louis and vicinity, ee Lage 2 OES, and the fact that this stock had to be moved to St. Louis to adjust the loss is the reason that you instead of 120 DAYS $96.00 wn 91 9620

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Jt. Lyin Wee wornicn OSS Pa IN en eye strikit We just received, in time for Saturday's sell- ing. a special lot of nearly 200 of the smartest Millinery developed this season. Clever shapes, ig trimmed effects, new shades and all manner of large, small and tiny modeis. Washington Avenue Corner Seventh HOTEL VANDERBILT IN NEW YORK SOLD Select Anything in Our Stock — Get a Lamp Free—Now! Never before offer: lamp ABSOLUTELY your new clothes«. Wire From the seh a sensatiena! «" ondertful Boudoir FRE I with: dust come in Sat- ; > ~ yer? > . - urday—use your crelit on Sale of Oresses and Ceats Stunning ne Ww $9. Q5 f svie Dre««es—gall poorer $16.95 -2,- Deasotifa! fur - trim- med feats. just the = want! Bu ered! '—er a lamp free’ SALE of HATS Velvet & Satin Creations, Saturday £ Free With Suits and O'coats uray eel wii * a tT. fer 0=-= wme te ane arilert th Tou BUY ON CREDIT THIRD FLOOR. New? u of the Post-Dispat meg ; { a | ti -=| Skin trouble costs pe om a . iO «-«| manyaman hisjob | Nomatter how eficiert a mat may | be, if he has an ug'y skin-erupticn, | there are positionsin wt: B. | be tolerated. icco | Bot peop le are afraicanca:, ' a”, 7. + —™ -_ ry o mde: he iat ome > {se ree >"> er ” *he Wa rcenn Lis cs of John Mar tm ws om Boldt. pro- idorf-Astoria. He. e of the Unfted Sth and Lecus? a Resinol =~ _- —_— nt av im the least contac ozs, st made way for aman Ww: ee ert Isr - —— ee ~ ing and clear aw ; . ‘ ” « ™ -—- b-more fr 77% —- 2 74 yy . ae fact cecil wt . SO * oo = Se a - eas os » | a Menenit : Is All You ; Need ,' Saturday | . 3 - Bt a letra ’ an sents — ae woe “ nm Eee mm EE ot med we 7) 0 09 dren» * ae : tas Sates MRE “VF. ther toes 120 APY T TESA LE AREAS LY I AER NE ETS IANS BION T S LE FRE I LS ASA IIIS) TES AGRON NB CIN TRE 8 f . rede Ser etias ‘GRRE NR as) % airtel ‘ 4 Pf “2 9 5 ennldenlies * —~ ey tA ee Oe ; "i . pagrreg ms 7 ie Bis Sev —" —" -Ln Sahe eeee > z , - - vt > BEDROOM SUITE TRIUMPH SALE SPECIALS 4-Piece $155 Bedroom Suite $1082° Pir ti wala ~re-feme “ini ‘Boi wae ed r pn 148 Fe “PPicce $185 Pecan W alnut Suite bag fae $244 en-ered at 2! 21 Ie 4 ugiuenst ang a@resser or be 2ad cher one $150 Walnut Suite | Led orekeer hittorete end cia goid veined decora: 5-Piece F penehh Walnut ay Sed dresser. cAi*ferobe vanity dresser Golden Oak Dressers ” TRIUMPH SALE SPECIALS _ $150 Loose-Cushion Sag Suite .. $94 —s Circel Tee Rail 3-Piece Suite $168 a ane i gn an $7 15 Jacquard 3. Piece Overstated Suite ery hegee | . = ora. ———— * > ae Teer Cicer ee $195 Carved Base 3. Piece Jacquard Suite Compiete with 16 pieces. Reed Geecrtptien below .[c. VG@Ge “wend This Complete 10-Piece $300 neeiie Sane ast coreda, vaaiiy éresser 7 _ 3198 | A i-Piece $300 Living F Room *198 Gives you « wing reem that ts complete in every detail, end wth se extra furniture *134 PRRDREEEOA 0040004 0000004 900904044444 6604604 SOOO OSE 600985 8040045086 06000060004656406000008 _ SS i i i i i i i i i i th i i he eh he kk kk, ee eae ae ee ae a a aS * ll ee ee Kk Kk i i i i i i i | and *redier Entireir fn- tehed in bigae ——-—_-------”---_”~-~- cb he caznnct - > Hemay knowthat it’s isk , F2en a. % g i. . &D stop itch- relative or m 4 ~ .os _-" se eczema and simi- +t — Ds Re ast 9 r the week-¢ = Tb. SPRING Leg of Lamb, Ib. _ CHICKENS Veal Breast, b.. ag Veal Shoulder, iB. Lb. Zile "Sticed Bacon, ib . anit rmiy Biack Wainut Layer Cake; sm. size, 35c; large, 546 Apple Strude! Coffee Cake; iarge size Peanut Brittie; pound box .. Jonathan Applies; 4 pounds for Chicken Salad: ib.. $1: Thuringer Cervelat, ib. 3S impcrted Pumpernickle;: can of 25 slices.... Wisconsin Cream Cheese; pound Nancy Manks Pickles; jar Fancy Baskets Fruit Ba ea tease = Lake 2O8pi.as Sheepskin Coats. Big, full cut, 36-inch Coat—four pockets, bea- verized collar — DBest grade pelt—only $12.00 Short Length Sheepskin garments. Beautifu! plaids, assort- ment to choose from— big knit sweater bot- toms. They're in style. PLAID SHIRTS___. FLAWNEL SHIRTS MOLESEIN SHIRTS WGAK SHIRTS CO. D. Woo! Pants $3.25 Corduroy Pants $2.75 Moleskin Pants. .$2.45 Shoes, $1. g9 * Seyprniot work Shoes $2.95 Officer Dress $3.45 *“hoe« Officer Uunsean ARMY VE 40 teather and blaweket lLiaed lee. bat vwerr serviceuble: enti $1.75 ket $2.75 ferm fitting: $15 Bodie Ziankets. | 550152... $10.75 few 0. 0. Blankets __ Seauttul ards .. $2.98 <= ~ $3.95 Leather Jackets S15 Kener 69 75 =~ ” §18.75 ARMY WOOL COATS WOOL SHORT COATS ARMY WOOL BREECHES ¥ wer [ravers reed 69c ™ “ile Menkes $4.75 $5.95 to $17.58 7“ 7S a ee _ a wA “ST $3.59 $1.85 $3¢ Shirts sand 98c $$ festezg Gots Army Deck Shell Vest... =—s_ss—s«d$:2.85 Moccasin #i-Top Boots Corderoy Hucting Breeches Fisld Glasses. = $4.50 & $79.85 Wanting Koes Ss: $1.35 te $2.45 Rubter fip Boots _- 3 Fi be DE ER Pt ae FRID a ie . 7497S oct { om wild rinz — ay — nie

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K RiDAY, CTOBF. R 16, 19°35 ‘ = egg € ocTObE 1925 -_ — —_— SR —— - a HE WALKED 100 FAR m= Most Items ¥ | Poa. “Thinks, Comparing BIG nt ; t onrad PE 7 tc With — rn Gir! CUT- ORD, 111. Oct. 16.—A 13- | fi PRICE ¢ Omaha b ys aiter reading SPECIALS Peaventures ot om nares cogil af he liked tne OOK Du | . ogee Miepie: 1 ts one of the worst RIOMENTES 7th and St. Charles TOBACCOS nd; aA . for boys in thelr Inature | ; = d; rib or 7 D. Bs esterfield Prince Albert ; ei f 36,750 school Peidmonts Velvet tbe Clowns 16 02., 95c E. “a ht ar . o— pee : eget Carton, . La Prferencia or Sane, Ub . 32,6 4 TT eers in 85 cities | MOLI MAVARA SMOKES oe Pertecto senses So Fes “2 ea! Breast, Ib. ...19¢ q he woe by theie 9 in Foil ue to 5 in Foil Pkg., 15¢ . Veal Shoulder, . 19. | eee an ae Te Pkg., 35¢ 2 for 25e, Stor 60c | $3.00 per 100 ‘whoo een, =. —_~. 4 ‘ a b Ok list”’ of Charles the Ath John Ruskin 2-for-15e Ci- Regular We | neo 2'%*,., | _ © for 25e gars cut to Brands Cut | aria. Grande $2 Rox of 50 5 for 30¢ When the Glasses you are wearing break you ke; sm. si yas ; $1.50 Box of 25 Cake; arse sn pres, he $ syear-014 y of Quincy, § Cut to 6 for 250 pos arco wiles & Moser replace them with surprising promptness ound + 2 | Se eh ladle to 3 for 25¢ £2.00 Box ane iee Maaptman"s if they have been registered at one of the Aloe Gonzales fine «lass Mand Sade stores. Regardless of where purchased, regis- Don Julian Seconds, 5c humidor Funcstens ] nen 7 ya Chancellor $2.25 Box of 50 £75.50 for 50 we 2 aged ae ited Glasses with us. It will take only a pwouldn't walk mile to see |[ Dutch Master [Tisar Makers | Caban Janier rigger few minutes of your time to do so and you will ; | : : . San Felice ’ ar eee Short Smokers] Rice’s H. M. be amply repaid therefor when you have a Preferencia » S0F aC ili s [ Bpench Mayor Ousted as Red. | sana $4.40 Box 10 in Box, 35¢ Red Dot broken lens or need repairs. There is no cha Fried Chicken eich, 1925. bv | cs and Pulitzer | Mereantile = Pp rege rye : no | El Producto > LA GRATTA for this recording service, | x ens §=mik-fed sprin . Et a La Fendrich Se Big Smokers Johnson's 8 an apr etlz ing ’ he ’ a 44 . eS Se . Roi-Tan ; ; 10¢ aize 3 for H . , $4.95 Box 25e ’ avana Garcia Grande - - Blunts Rca bt ape cma apoctat pee ng bore ap = j iiTa on omy 44°33 wy FS 6 for 250 Harvester An absolutely clear Havana] 2.00 Box of 50 oI 3 OLIVE GRAND AND Mapacuba Cigar, long filler Cuban hand- STREET WASHINGTON $3.95 box of\50 | made. A good 2 for 25c value TIONA O ptical Co. E ej well fl o-gor-o%e sizes | 8 10c each. $5.00 box of 50. —o ’ municipal offices, as a result & iis 20 A real Cigar for the man who is Blunts 1 | wth two marriages fixed for $4 . nae a particular and enjoys a clear 6 for 25e Ten Minutes From Anywhere—Uptown or Downtown ey had to be celebrated in a Havana. S550 Box 100 NE sae ~ ‘g lodge. 4 , “it aqoesn | pos ls lIiy. the Fourth See 250 . a +1. €. Gites 7 ib. 39c ; on... Tren a — -_ SE. COR. 8TH. e FRANKI IN AV. OPEN SATURDAY === Until 6:30 P. M@=== THIS $95 SPLENDID All Gray, White or Blue Porcelain Compact yi, = Apartment Gas $26.50 Front-Door oun J | Q.49 pp R W . t h iefed. Soocial Saturday at. — (=O ange l : Kitchen Heat $20 Hot-Blast $30 Hot-Blast $12.50 Oak $20 Four-Hole | $24 I Cc sand Ca er woo. VE : | ee shoater Heater Kitchen Heater Cook Stove bore natesio > ao sT Feetured special! Full iron lined. Furnishes excellent Durably built: spe- talk of all St. Louis. Saterday at front feed door and heat; special Satur- Special Saturday at cia] Saturday at It is very compact in All leather and ; ash pan; S30 value, . construction, yet em-~ blanket lined. . bodies every convenience Ree, but very lit ’ . 50 50 of a combination range. servicenble;: onty 7 : ° ° ° ° Takes up very Httle room. | ; 7 = —S — Has two coal holes, four , 1.75 ; gas burners and 18-inch oven. Priced f ; 0, DD. Blanket : without high shelf or warming oven. Wy ; ly Vests, : \ \\{ My | . 7 NAAN Wadd $2.75 : SS Sk Au : ~ aay pelt : : ! le» 421 = eat i 66 eo SS (1 BM ce] |cidta: HOME O ge oa 4 We | ", a = CLOVER™ — - > Poe | Aa. - > R f i i F E “SS 44AnMLAM RA LRURnntt tht hh hit it i i lit sleeves, folamnket lin ed form fitting; $15 value. at 1} $10.75 r | Leather Jack = MM OO eed \ her eae Cainer Jackets g : Ex ‘a _ ity ss , ay i || mn ta, OI a| Oe == ain Sparkling Diamonds set in beautifully LAAT TOES "$5.95 to $17.50 BB cae te | ee VN Jo RTA) Ff |) cece monntings in at he te = - Werte an pe ee Ser ae 8) OVERSTUFFED . 28 - } i ge Le aaah MANN sf = a full-size coil spring bed. Upholstered : Pn) ee me: BK Ze. eS: in excellent quality choice coverings. 4 roa 5 a ipa = i, if- i> Suite consists of davrenport and wing : Sao ; ~ J i! ~_ f =. fireside chair or club chair. ~~ ot t z 4 = sf | - we ‘ ct we He LE Thee ) Y S ai ttoes i" " . N : ' . if _ « ot } 34 . ' : AA A AA MA ABs "Sw ESTABLISHED 788. /898 “ a oidt NORTH (4. NORTH,SIXTH SF; RE 7 Nd te hd “ee - r= eeteaceceeere ) ' : $185 Value—Special at ; $1.50 Charming, superbly constructed Bed room , ‘ , Ras? Suit e at an exceptional saving. Genuine 5-ply 35 ; j / rs , 4 a walnut _ netred fronts. sides = and. Ba Fal . 4 signed in a very attractive pattern an c ’ 0 $2.45 fad ; 7 Week + finished. Comprises bow-end bed, dresser $4.45 ‘LSE /, . : and a convenient chifforobe. ea i J 4 AUTO-STROP ) RAZOR We’re Making Numerous | | : he Three complete 2 5 Cc a Installations ~ ‘at caties ak: a Of Our Marvelous | cent, finely con- MOTHER:- Fietcher’s g = teh : PIP ELESS $9 & : Bocce ot a Pays bai I! Castoria is especially pre- “~ s Se _— = * = arters j outfit and choice of pared to refeve Infants in Re iiety 4 | FURNACE any other two rooms Free Storage arms and ildren all ages of > 4 th-Boy Store’”’ } ; ) pictured above. For Future Delivery Constipation, Flatulency, Wind , j SOLD ON EASY TERMS | aoatere Colic and Diarrhea; allaying - Don't delay another day for before you know it, real . | d d | 00 P} Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach | sold w er wv bere an ua o was Sa egal rs Rugs Inc u e “fF 1eCe i and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. solved in a most satisfactory manper. Phone Stall counen shown Slew : [ Dinner Set FREE! To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of ot Cahill | Without obligation to me. : . ad Absolutely Harmless - No Opiates. Physicians everywhere recommend it. the : ye a = -— —- - - = A > op — et A LE ALLL LL LOO please send your fur- Bact expert out to see me and explain in detail | ’ your Pipeless Furnace. | Young couples desirous of furnishing « Nene ta moderna, cory home should by all means come fit sah pre A ep advantages we enjoy our small ove expenses, low-rent ilecation, and tremendous buying power. tfit asa view ginverably awn mock higher- wy Home a | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening mewspaper giving Associated Press news service, ee eee ee Seer e em oereney? Oe 6% yee we

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FRIDAT. _ “TOBER 16. '%-° 33 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SET a ; oa _ —_ ——$——— te ~ om a: ede. 2 baba RTE alee teetinstaneats —ontaentareeeeis een ae =- = = FO = . ~— —— : ———— a ? : : — > "——. 7 ; 5 4. -_ - —- aa ° . | 2° experiences at Telegraph Prince Otto Bismarck in U. § Reichstag as a member from Bre- $600 Ring Missing After Bus Ride .Arsenal street yesterday. The Atlanta Independent, was selected publican Nationag +? TFLLS ] ‘ , . , ‘ ‘ ; . am ; ~~“ ae "'T} 2 Pr nre "as Tie hy NM{ i ae Vera a Prien >f 2° . % ring sne reported. apparen uy >y the Republican State Centra! wae in Zicted ) NEV Rk a! Prince | h in : ed from her finger. " ; en ae , . 7 oem ee egaD pli members of the German Embassy Cherokee street : asked dete ' ae: | Committee yesterday to succeed of Iibeling Clary i ++ grandsor the late Henry Lincoln Johnson, ta a white Rem the capital tives to help her recover .2 G@ Georgia G. O. P. Indorses Negro. : 7 “ Poy e 34 Ww 2 ™ 3 ; > ta : . * - . - . = — rT as - > ~e on . ™ : 7 | z P ot /_ = eolute Th Pr - o he wil) go ae to -innati vk here he mond ring VY AA led at sé ; } , $e L.serciaAteac rTess negro as Republi an * Bil na. ‘ ‘ me, ~JUCEAR N 3 e*T : *¢ in? an er) iney On 1) ¢ iT er rf SBoi t © eh ines . - ee se : , a - _rar ~ ~ > “ss + me - > — oe | " ae el eili the the sect of Mr. and Mrs. she missed a fter a bus ride fr ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. 14.—Ben- Committeeman from Georgia, sub- teeman. in a +. ; re 4 ten? - « far as is a member of the Germa va- Wiii OD + oe >. ic gadis. it 4 o* al hy the Re , : 7 ‘ . ? ’ 2 eth ; - a) " > on on ’ —— , ; — — — a4 ~ s ~* > fm >? = " : ‘ al chaise UF Ghect we ‘nele and nunt her home to Grand > ’ ana jamin J avis. neg eAitor of the ‘act oO cori! rmmatiot in the Atlanta - Lj f : & t "Na iis part an | *,ts Bae ’ ‘' . ss . es . . sll ens = SMiSEASE STOPPED BBGERMANS IN 191 po ——— : Checked Advance ae ’ - : ey of Washing-' an address at’ : -igh* . ng sess on last DMS at ecra ° the _ 2 - * vention of the . eo i ross, cited ~ sre pestilence tnter- a ~) ~ nates . . = Oe en ee Oe ie dee ST ne a rs on ’ oF extagen ghey me ¥ - * > Ate -~4 the hard pressed ines y -o- -- z os a (Ferman Lm peria..siT 14 * domimate the wore > Berar ; te Fm 7 ry) eh a £ estances * > = > “ P > o ge ¢ ee > . 0 irse 6 . x be i ase « nance ; € >? > a i—_— 2. "an? . 3 aoe t 2g were an impor = it a ts ; ; 7 rr 4,5 4 Bag. ; : ding ’ W IT 4a ar in — ate . > - os ? ¢ v. ? : : 23 : ie 4 Rec &r == he sta:ec . 4 es). } a? the creat agenc.es ¥ 4 4 — rr “ - ‘ . . : ; teh 4 | — es ry 7 . ; con ; ~~ > abe! of puDSiec nea. = : —s . : Sian i a4 og ; + ane. | mury om st 2 ue Y 7 he - bh - cy . i a & : she world m * ae +> Tit t . ae ' ai nies tary au or.y i : i ~~ - waeniee ™ ~ 7 ; aE: 3 aa. : _ a e at ha . ‘se Ger- j * = , : asst ru . ated by —s ; Seok ; + »oerTl preve Lt ea : a ais ; 4 etd i, ; -_ - 4 - 2 : rai a ‘> from making th : 4 : f Eh ge & t ’ ise . ; u eat _ | mf -5 they 4 Bs i. i ar = ; si ; ; 4 = $4 G : ih or.’ — of he % ss 3 cE - e7« ‘Tre res ad = - : “. es y . t sme to strengthen the 1 H 5 ‘3 le 7" = > ior eee ew , vie me . } yy ere o tha ee oe Menem @ miers ; ted ae irs | Be et de a ee j— Par 2~ : - Ca ——S 2 a. yy aT i, 5 s > * : , eee AP ae ee a Se Wives a ee 5 ee: = Se to , >. Service of Red Cross. btn re o “eo ee : = ' =. . eS A shat erent we might toéay *. arrange terms of finan- ment with the German ooh wig? — WS Tig PP ee as we Ce ye . _ M Nee WP aN nit an 4 AERO BRE | ARBOR 1 ep heer tee. a al . y ee itp * ; = +e as, LE ent ? ¥ hy ean GS ee ah | = a, = a. s VE each had a nack train ae ae :* = Slept Without Shelter. ¥ ais Part of the time Dr. Hutte a eee most. Impreasvs ; :7 = ey - . , : P - z . icenitie-- dead | | BR on Ml = ty = :’ : a fg oo ate) : ven the most impressive : : : . monstration of the great va-ue ‘lI worked’ AE . =" . er > gy ee AEE ef , civiligation of scientific medi-) ‘ : ; ; ; : a , z ; e yer : . Dianation of his || gi ara ae en See : a eat @ Seal" Se Oe deme and ef the Red Cross. ! a : “Following the defeat of the Aus- ‘n> its first tnvesios of — - a - 7 {ie jhe £6 ee ss = . rbdia. there broke out an epidemic eerted there were no big thri’’ ~ > Le --s / \ a Ame & res. . = SS @eek I want you to come im and visit our store. It truly is a store where beautiful diamends and the entire Serbian sation anc scbticss would have done 80 had mot been for the work of the serican Re4 Cross. mountain denirens. es Except when we were after moose we were above the timber line all the time on rough roc! : ~ AP aime oy . 4 : ae : a “O Fer half a mi.iion peop ~ i auihtbebhes™ te ania thas; good watches and other lovely tem thie @ineeee ae T'mes when there wae Sirehine . . wepittie: ? inshin pieces of jewelry are sold. We 909 had died before the Red arrire4 upon the scene. But : : : . a — ~~ % We Gicaht ale Avs have good food — Ve wore heavr wonoler mi nthinge > ? > rT! i ole! : , mberjack shirts ar eweaters, hy a Your Money Refunded lf You Can Buy | ad Cheaper for Cash 4) THE GREATEST DIAMOND VALUES EVER OFFERED family, which we shot. Stalking Moose “We used binoculars and fre- RN PREMERA leet. advertise convenient terms—and 7 . —_ three months the dlsease truly this is what we give you. It en the decline and within ~7 ‘ a . onths tt had been stamped out ai- is with pride that we look back | BM..---)-- | a. —_ ~4 > Tiant | t ’ ‘Never was there a mere bri! © our 16 years’ service to the Se cate ate siahery Wan eee public on 6th Street, and sow pestilestce and Cisease in the whole. ‘ Ristory of the world. | more than ever offer the mest “The direct combat with the! easy terms that is possible to buy | prerene—Aiagalipe = —s . ‘. Werk of scientific med! men in merchandise. For Saturday only, | Bile. j2>--a:ories and hospitals, an4 special terms of 25 - 2 = — eep towar¢c them down in the ’ m™ Soe "see * i « Diamond Dinner ff “he We Extra Special Shown Such | ‘ Value a Wonderful Display of pi f Sparkling | : $ 89d © Gems Set in | a peta | the Very y Newest Style , . oe gf = 3 would ride up on horseback til] we TO THE ture Be sure to v a visit | "@rnall pox, typhoid fever, onus. : uid tell if the antlers were gonoé D on | . pay us , Tlow fever. diphtheria, scaret *e : and if ther were “2 27} é PEO! LE ix ; tatt- cholera, meningitis, the ; =u 44 tuey were We taiked th.- 54 ; | Pr, Amiaucc coos. oOo $ —_ on —— — ae — he : ail . — > - | game on foot up to 75 to 490 yards’ ST. LOUIS 8: | ever P ore | yhonic plague and malaria have ‘ istance. CON cealed hy rock le@ges ° 7 it ] : Been mastered an minim Lzec aa . ; a a if : “~) © ? e> . de ; n t> e CASa 4 e9 wos e Re uu ‘. uy! 4 . if ‘ \N ~ Tr. .?°s ané 4es‘r we yers oOo: —¢ hu ; 7 | : isaiie ton 6 ele pene ' Such a Watch Sale ij * _ = | Never Before 7 SD Sometimes we woulén’t krow Ring *o9 exactiv where we were for a conn’ + —— . hours, but we were never ren?’ aad ~ «= * —_ « =— * 7 . . - = rhe 10 hunters got more than 70 specimens between them. (ine of > —~ - > -A . - "e3T? (hem. a taxidermist of Williame. mmr? , ~~ at) ae! iS mounting the tronhiee ry Ly ** ke: —_ sla a alia a ae Sa Ae Ra i i kN ee tee ee EE nh ae aS who gained his taste for hie + : . . _— : + & ™me : untin im o i« + > sa P. , a = ~ = — 5 > * A tabie spread woth the dishes thar de. ght, and your stomach sars “Don’t ea* - . ws s mens savs De » & e2at., *e? c-e ~~ " wo bf ~ > . | ._* YOU & regret 3 sat $ Pegrettadic, ? $ . ss " — - ~ eat not unavonabie. To those who know . & . A thoroughly dependable master timekeep- er with guaranteed 17 jewel movement. New model engraved case, offered at this price and these remarkable terms. Pay Only 25c Down : ae ~ “- ™ > = “Ph - _—EE a : 2 & me Secret 01 fur! t 5 BSerereer vc iene >» _ "- _. > J uu. N; Stet to al tn a) _——_— L . ; ‘ imate? fede. iia Take Up to 52 Weeks to Pay the Balance ee Se ee a ee oo: & —_—— ; aha . or? gg tim! - — cat; you can, if you'll only tuck Stuart's Ladies’ New Desi enuine Diamond guaranteed timekeeper om Complete Wa and attractive im appear- ance Small Weekly Payments Small Weekly Pay-~ents mm your pocket! Dyspepsia! Indigestion! Sour stomach! S¢ ailments are mof caused by whz- you cat. Give your digestive system a chance, and it will fencrion with almos: ary kin tot food. Yes, doughnuts: bak-J beans; dishes cooked with omons, Men and women of every age, in 2!) walks of hf have sworn by Seuart’s— for more than ty years. Pleasant, harm. esa, and they de the wer. Your First Box FREE! Wrist Watch Wrist Watch Diamond Ring $4985 | Thi — 7 i a, oom 4 won Se his eXquisite new Saturday onlv! Lim- A wonder offer! This ; * a WATCHES—€ - “= _ z — . ,. é a . # -_ , —— 1 , * ” * . - . dyepepeie eee An and bet Stemer's model Watch in a 25- ited number of fine exquisite Ring is set : x isonly 60c— — si ; : — mi - - «a A -—* * * - ,* ~ . : a . ‘ ear vuaranteed case. W rist VW aticones Set with three genuine hey lesa than *AUAS = &' — & “ A445 44% An extra fine jewel- With genuine dia- ed movement! [n- monds and replica . deed, a rare offer! sapphires! Get yours “+ Tea! treat for you! Only : Saturdar! y 2Se Down Only 25¢ Down a. Terms 25¢ Down 52 Weeks to Pay 52 Weeks to Pay ¢ ‘ sn . if a ; “tuart’s for the pocket—and keep it filled. beautifu diamonds’ One box frer if you write the F_ A. S Company, Depe. —_ _ STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS as 52 Weeks to Pay - -~ ~~ - a a 3 b 4 DE Rite nee ermedlitthe, ‘ ae me ee te

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ve : FRIDAY. 4 FRIDAY. See Sipser rere é a 38, 1925. a OCTOBER 16, 1925. st === -_ = : ST. Ol NS POST-DISPAT Cr v or TO eee —_—— = ~ — a —,. ee - a IE LT ’ —=— —,— te mm re — —— -— ——— T ——L2 LT Tt letting en ateeseinemea-none , was selected publican Nat State Central ‘was indicte lonal Comm Be q yester ee, ibeling Clark ¢ fence around Athens, and | - ‘s | ae | bs ay which | to one-half of the Roman Empire's |to one-half of the population. and 009 of whom died as victims of dis- | by the Very Rev. Charles H. Cloud, | FY li ( HOW ax the Several great detria Lo im | broken the power of great em . f | pires| Sreatly impaired the Athenian (population of 125,000,000, and was a | ) | | | t | ,000,000, ,& greater toll in human lives than ease : Treated Oa; 7. | } | to Roman |that exacted by the World War Typhu , | | | ar. ryphus, which a little more than | sity, who presided at the meeting. . Week FREE hours, ewelling reduced y tO succeed of } coln Johnson, ta a whi Tier : ! € lite Ren ; ie pcan Nationa! for Re PUDlican 4 | domination. most notable triumph in £2 *s é' : I Publican w Ca $ | Dp art, liter- | greatness. Again, in the seventeenth cen-/a } nd ? : relia «up : “Vat ._ 2 . hundred years ago devastated the} The 1916 nvent ll b e Eaonete, ae teeman, in a series om Comal nig eet ee a aaa architecture and philogo-? Recalls “Black Death.” tury, during the Thirty Years’ War, Grand Army of Tang in Rus-| in Srecttneteer Macleans ae — - nl ) eg oy the Re- in the Atla mh tom tl ae OS ee en eae The “Black Death,” in the fif-| which swept back and f ie ep tenor Bags spn Pont hg pementios t ~y ! nta In . i ics : il es : —= 6 te : Swept back and forth across sia and caused his retreat. cided at a business rester- th a few Gove. ree depeng nt 7 beg Greece, which wise = of | The “plague of the Antonines,” teenth century, which swept over Central Europe, the population of The Red Cross was described as! day The panes me grote: Slates the liver. kidneys. stomach and Setar — |the day vainly sought to check by | Which depopulated entire districts,| Europe and England, and claimed that section was reduced from 30,-/ an organization that follows but| and another are the only ones that | wetem Gite tat Tree trial treatment. . - . . . 7 t ’ : ae . Y c.. jconstruction of a high wooden | tok the lives of from one-fourth | 25,000,000 people, from one-third | 00,000 to 13,000,000, all but 500,-| one course—the errand of mercy— have been held outside Washington. | —_ | Saturda 1Y~A Triumphant Conclusion Of” =O WEEK of GREATER CLOTHING SALES! : | “jntil Americans Arrived, [Chancellor Tells Red "Cross. ae instances where pestilence - 3 ; : : Bi dense changed the course of —— — the — of these five spectacular events—which have crowded this store as it has seldom been crowded before. Certainly, never has such a continued response been dll ating the World War. | " p ers —for eac succeeding day saw bigger and bigger crowds, eager to take advantage of the sensational bargains. Saturday all records are sure to be broken. New merchandise wer ped Cross, he stated, has|™ Mas been added to make the selectitons more complete—garments have been taken from higher-priced groups and included at these remarkable figures—all in all, the assortments will be even more complete than they were on the first day of the sale. Come to the store early—prepared to share to the fullest extent. You'll be anxious to invest in each event when you “gone of the great agencies | see how wonderful these values are. A deposit will hold any garment you select. | : e ee | ' ‘ scellor Hadley of Washing- university, in an address at closing session last night at! Rite Cathedral of the) annual convention of the —~ PL LES LL ly AN Ct ee: aa epi S the promotion of public health | only in this country but! mout the world.” 3 tent military authority | fee Ne Hh ‘ Bie te ms om tae | \ 2 Sy 7 d that, had ins ssserte | 4>—~ got been prevented by inte) \ . IG tor vc arent chef A SALE OF MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S aa SUITS—OVERCOATS § Be! 11 wHIPCORD RAINCOATS [i % VALUES TO $25 | t today dominate the world.” | Service of Red Cross. | fH \ " \ 4 \" : \ AN UNDERSELLING OF MEN’S & YOUNG MEN’S Y TOPCOATS-OVERCOATS ff SUITS—GABARDINES VALUES TO $30 in 1918, the result of the | * might well have been differ- | ee Mt, that event we might today | | y trying to arrange terms of finan- | i | i] gdjustment with the German) mperor and his military advisors, | ad of insisting on exacting ms of interest and payment from | r allies. | P“and during that war the world | me given the most impressive) lsmonstration of the great value| § civilization of scientific medi-| ine and af the Red Cross. | “Following the defeat of the Aus- | harmy in its first invasion of | there broke out an epidemic | want you to come in ° » ptyphus that threatened to wipe | ae and visit @ the entire Serbian nation and | : $45 would r store. It truly is a store pubtiess would have done so had_/| : muct u@ not be a cent too here beauti : Pmot been for the work of the| ia he uch to pay f - utiful diamonds and rican Red Cross. | 4 wonderful opportunity pi ' Splendid garments — much if they “e or these garments watches and other lovely Over half a million people were | = caung man who desires better than vou would ever - adn’t been specially sces of jewelr Id with this disease and over man or you's + clothing spebatete aati sat Purchased for ac. : y are sold. We 000 had died before the Red saeable and stylish ¢ : expect at such a low price. fashi cash. Aj] are vertise convenient terms—and wes arrived upon the scene. But se = An extraor- Pure woolens—stvled in the : oned of pure Woolen fab Se eit. 3 P hin three months the disease ‘at a nomina? commlacs a ery newest models. as well as - imported ae uly this is what we give you. It the deci , eae . an — every =e ee eee = 2 io B you. on the decline and within six : ’ election . . f > Wweay : omestic with prid ths it had b t dinary §&¢} t in in. conservative effects. Beau- Caves. Styled ; peers pride that we look back ee | 3 ¢ first quality—perfee tifully tailored—and finished the fashion ii keeping with y , > — ment OL 4+* eer ULV tallOreU-——alg SHC > Tashio ; 16 years’ service to the _ “Never was there a more brilliant y | J respect —well-tailored and ‘7 a manner that marks them sen ean e a Of the sea. . ; ani did vict every re . | and-tai 1) lic on 6th Street, and now ) et, y sso inthe whale op Smart appearance. And E llent litv Juve- ‘cellent woolen ai i. emeadee ond Per ee * ©1Zes from 9 f Young Men’s Two-Pant ve t ; : xcellen uality Exc attractive & ainda Years. 0 , vide comfort, are the — terns. Wo so Also collegiate ee Juvenj] eae See SS ee , — a ferse . " pect A yg : ttoms. - : or tnia @rasons wear. alio $ 15 Sreatest destroyers of me ge wd Ley ore ly an pen tive stripe — ashionadle wide bott enile Two-Pant Suit 1 . & superb manner. Dx- ~ | — ae 2 7 Ath the fa Fleer) mode] x § in mannish ; $22.75 7 grace! als. Some with long and others with roys Ww (Main i S. I ine Woolens ( 1. tremely popular shades... h ADAPTO Shoes, made | a 2 $1.95 ! All sizes. and a pair of ate oh ats, vests -—— ct ‘all eoseeervreeeeeee sseeoess k " i ei alg f ar , especi niek > : its . 4 Saturday only! Two dif- a deat were \ Men’s $3.00 Fall $1 95 nickers. 5 to 9 years Pp and Genuine Gabardine + ’ ' e - en . = . . Je - er ferent patterns to select perfected only after care- | Warm Juvenile Over- Trousers --**°*" Boys’ Raincoats e frore! Complete with ful and exhaustive stud | t il 5 Vvercoats f Tan shades. Lelted modes. Yokes ir- exhaus udy | coats Men’s $4.50 Fa . warm woo] ' Of extremely and siceves iined with tan silk, gold decerated chest. of the footwear require- Bearers, kerecys and other warm Trowsers.---°°°*** 0 Os In a la Le Variety -. grey pe $13.50 close-fit- 1@ I ad ohest. | Snail ments of the woman of | woolens in epen-collar and lowe-fit “es $4 95 models Sultable for be tv of j ii) |. Ce 8&8 Beem | Se to 40 chest...+.. ee tec m ting styles. Plain or be _Woo OTS . eekly Payments robust figure. ‘ | models. 3 to 10 years.. * $6.95 Men's All Pants.---*" . ages. Loose or belte } of all — For instance, invaria- | Patters 45 Open-collar or close-f; bi models. tse Suits with oman re- 3 S 914 ) Se-litting e lo one peir of Boys’ Long Collegiate Trousers Grays, olives and tane. Solid colors and stripes. Wide legs and cuffs. Well tailored. Come in sizes | from 5 to 18 —— tie Quires a heel fitting two @ three sizes smaller than the other propor- te measurements of shoe;—a ‘“‘combina- tion last.”’ ADAPTOS are made Over a ‘‘combination $8.88 (Main Floor) ‘e@#eeeetenaenweee Suits Excellent cassimeres tn 4Gark pend wmedelse with seamt- — — Boys’ $10.50 Two-Pant last” and afford restful, Suits stripes, Stylish high arch support. They Engtieh and belted models. Excellent caer ~~ oon “ _..$10.00 may be had in all the materials. Most of them with vests. pues — " (Basement) Si 3 latest models of the Fall ag Be gy cone ¢ ee $6.95 ixth and <r wre se os pea 4 STORE OPEN SATUR- SEE MANY OF THESE Men’s Conservative St. Charles a ses Boys’ $22.00 Long and DAY FROM 8:30 A. M. VALUES DISPLAYED ‘Seitenta sow exciusivery sy 9 Short-Pants Suits UNTIL 6:30 P. M IN OUR WINDOWS Peautiful woolen caasimeres in Ow- English single or double breasted —s Two a knckers or 8 pair of knickers s pair of long pants...... $14.95 ford Sizes Same og net $22.79 rt ae ta Tene 5 eg ee ee . Bante Lok SRL «in oo EE Re

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Kod Ro ar a etic 40 _sT LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ———— — eee eS Rae a Oe a ARMS DENY GettingSkinnier Collegiate Oxfords | - > ‘kicked, driving the whi 7 into : | , his abdomen. Wrynthien leaves - | Answers Filed to Receivership , Hollows in Cheeks and Neck Grow- 4Aot na two small chilcren, ¢ 6 meet oneectanely we — pa ary ¢ years Suits Brought by State Fi- s P ry an ¥ d nance Commissioner. Something Must Be Done and Done eae Right Now—Quick seoncegugacoaas SHOES Wynthien. 29 years, war ‘* ete Siens 4 six years in the 4 naa OPERATING LOTTERIES - ateq from injuries s rec " . s when a horse he was driving to 8 Every Day for Campus, Classroom and the Miss in Business | [OF - when a hors i H l d Sse | icious pre-Holiday! H ' se ence - comets LAS a eet + | Lamps and § Watch Sunday's Paper See Our Window | descent Su; —-- = Cranberry Desserts Tens of thousands of thin, run- Renate Ta! down men—vres, and women, too—are || urt yesterday by th , {- . iwi ‘| urt yesterday by the Meyer dal-) potting discouraged—are giving up ||| Answers were filed in Cireuit - OO en eS er a ) 3: | pe i se> een ring Co., Ferd Warner Tatloring aij! hope of ever oe abi e to take ||! + RSS IE | gece Po foto pend] Ss can a Bi r High ° » ¢he eight firms for which State Al. euch p pecpie can ep worry) ng i ed i _ 8 O/rve j “| , ~*mm seed a4 eee. s ase ad a 6 X " i Z| MOTHERS, LOOK! 3 “4 . and start to smile and enjoy life ||! 'E | : : She Tr) ye eeneee ‘one Ten 7 ; ~ . e . . i iT ee Bors’ ene ie Qe rinance t«. oOmmisSsicnd r ‘ : c was mht now. for M f ov s Cod Liver i BROGI “4 | of ad's ‘ppointed temporary recelver © Oil Compound Tablets, which any || Tailored tan calf style || @ ADVERTISEMENT 3 é § : i ————. —- fon - dru > wii! + T} ror 7] - - ; i ” I i} —— ae a ee ee Au i tea. is orn appil ation M nday. ‘ge ee aia t@ii ‘ u Bit Adc ut. is i (above) with brass eye.ets. i . Ss - . utt “hh + + L»-2 - 7 i} : : $35 990 of other mer: handise on The Me yer compan Vv denies it pu in hg flesh on 208 °s5 oi SXHinny POL a TIE li . , a] Bl Pr Ss ] nducted an illegal co-operative — - HORWITZ & co. xg 2e29-3S1 OLIVE ST. : mpany and i: One woman, tired, weak and dis- |!) couraged, put on 15 pounds in five Smartly stitched and per- forated model (eft), tan 1 cAs a filling for pies, tarte, and for puddings and shortcake Cranberry Sauce provides a treat in the way of delicious desserts, lottery, as alleged by Why You re 30 | DOWN ? others have lene—* nd assurance : mmissioner French ine ¢ome- weeks and now feels fine. | calf with re ass eyele Try it k — 'nany has been in business since We all know that Cod Liver Oi! || black calf with nickel eye- rt a whe suffer from Norma i nO IF YOU HAD A)’ 1910 and is able to pay all obliga-'is full of vitalizing flesh-producing | || lets. | Tea Minste Cranberry Seuce ae have frequent dizzy spel ration tis 7 Hane th ate vitamines, but ¥ people can’t | 1 pound (4 cups) cranberries, wate: 7. rt. ringing.im harmfai 4 : N EC K > iplhgpetltee rene Bagge” take it ‘ te of i * ate x | These are but two of the swagger styles we show for girls (or | @ 1 a4 5 = 2 cups boiling 1 3§ to 2 cape suger, (i itgtion of the heart, m1 g.im ha . _§ For the purpose of “attracting ‘axe because of its horrible smell | || Oe ae ae eer l¢ * : — snide al ier ak, c.3° ING ™~ : | : , Til WASFINGTS ALL DRUGGISTS ne to give the holder a chance 0! Dut Se sure to get McCoy's. the origin . nsands . . P ' vetting a free suit The counter al and genuine and bear in ming that for | ee ee me - — on “ os oa ott — ames | & Delph I hares t& made ‘that thé @ulti sar witty onthe se | The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening -ign's prescription called Norma | & Dolph ] : i s T : i e Sick. Tid—age 9—gaineqd 12 Press ws rrice. The Nationa! Sore ThroatRemedy 2tainst it was filed “vexatious vy’ pounds in 7 months. ; ies mewspaper giving Associated ne se ain 4 it aes a:ie0"’ for the purpose | SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT °"¢ amy . +] of “wrecking” the business anc . 2 ; on . + ee bringing fees t he receiver — . co . ‘ — ; Z — af Better aes for bes Nialaes iy $sa2 Axminster §$ i - . hea sé - . . . continued to Oct. 27 The Mevrer SSSta 110¢ f you wilt at once realize that ' Bridge & Beach, Quick Meal, Baker's, Moscre’s, : 7 Premier, Coles and others. Select Saturday at A world famous diuretic stimulant. ..3 Fisher cases. alfa others of Holland's National Remecy since 1696. All druggists, three sizes. Guaranteed. ‘38-k. engraved White Gold W edding Ri cut Diamonds. Free with purchase of $5 this sale. LADIES’ WRIST W. these low prices. the eight that are ready, wtll be ~ - 2. ° T.. A ts sc on heard tomorro y Judges Mil): 2 Leok fer the name Gold Meda! on every and Falkenhainer in joint session box and accent ro imitation This elegant guarante Filled Bracelet Watch » 4 $50 or over. | if | $85 UV i i Gas Range “ $ 5 - “i Warm the Kitchen Blue or Gray Enamel | alt 1 and Cook Breakfast Charter ak | White, Gray or Blue Quick Meal : O ae Combination aga a Hot Blast " i Enamel Kitchen He ter Parlor Heater Air-TightH . a ~ Carload buying enables $ 1 6 an $ 1 S= 3 .50 us to offer this lar 15 ° peat cgi $3B7= == otfer this large $s peta em ee 16= = wear. Green or white — gold-filled case. Knife and Chain FREE. porcelain-enameled fin. by ag mg A well-known and favor- One of the most attr —_ aid aa a led -s.4™ la! enarmeé, With igo kas ed style. Nickel trim- A h: 7 gs: - 3 ; . > . . . ~ _ 4 -s igt iv ertricient nmMicke.- ay Heat isnes at sO .OW a price. oven and broiler with Set it right alongside +h 2 , : . e ers in our a It has sturdy fram very . el 4h Dbrol.er with : - it rigs 'gSic “7 mec with special steel trimmed Heater that will ing. Hag entire exteriat? — : ee. ee Oran 2¢at regu.ator trove. Has adjustable dv wn draft : re best type of burners ant “deen ae ait . wee <j : body Down draft con- be very popular this year. beautifully porcels nh rea! ly is “ an . we “me hs a Da xe? wit 3 “85. urns cOai, wooc tTTuction. A coal saver Has special cast fire pot, led: highly i F at, " — il ir- 20.€ gas top Codi oF an ~_ trasn. iwo-hole that heats we! Holds : . . . Mather er c that neat 4. FL0l Is econom: oal an - nounced value. wood heated oven below cooking top Sanna diniie dee trimmed ; heavy qs | $1 a Week fire over night. | has illuminated fire door. _ firebox and duplex grate. eesttincenienmmme $50 Curtain Front | at LU Kitchen Cabinet ff dp ; | 7 ' : = 3 V7 ? nm Th. ; : 5 75 AY ¥ 2k a ~ o *. : : ke : : ; : ; ae === i : a : nt : - t - steert ; 5 cAre you wearin 2 one 3 = while you sleep, too? F COURSE, you know what a com- 3 | 5 = is fort a Jean Net is during the daytime New design gi * —keeping straggly ends “of your face ecg wine I r , 11te ename v and giving your hair a soft charm. Do you $225 2-Pe. Jacquard $ interiors, met- } g ‘. ey —— vee baat al-lined bins Living-Room Suite 3 5 and all glass- | The Coxwell Chair Is Priced at $34.50 oe $ 195 8-Pe. Queen Anne $ ] 09) Kroehler’s latest development in fine Living-Room Pieces. The mas- \¢ alnut Dining Suite know, too, that a Jean Hair Net pinned over your hair when you go to bed will make your waves and curls last twice as long? Try it tonight! Buy a good supply of these ‘4 f- = ’ : fine. , , , sive, carved frames aave. the very stylish serpentine tromt and are : lustrous hair nets so you will always semi-kidney in style. The sp! end: d | Jac uard upholstery is over A P ful a : have plenty on hand for this double duty ! hand-tied, deep coil spri nats, “ick ith alten Ge Eade eee 8 ‘serv. graceful Queen Anne Suite of large proportions offered at a VetF special price. Included are long buffet. oblong extension table, fee side chairs and one host’s chair (leather seats). Built of wainut and a matched finish in selected gumwood. _ ice. The loose cushions on the two pieces are reversible with one side covered in beautiful brocade. —— — All Colors 10 C each 3 for 25 Single and Double Mesh for Long Hair Special Size Double Mesh for the Bob yy Jean SILK NETS 5° F With elastic edge. ALL COLORS For Sale Exclusively at S. S. KRESGE Co. | $2753-Pc.Coil Spring $ 1 62. Davenport Bed Suite ee ie $ ] 7 y & 50 we — S¥ & 10¥Store : (Including Mattress ) $403-Pc. Bed Outfits ut Be m Suite Corner 6th and : Here is a wonderfully comfortable Suite buil rding Walnut finished Metal Bed with When you examine this superb Suite it will win your instant ad Washington Washington ideas. The davenport-bed conceals a ls a full-sized soft coil-spring bed and metal cane panel ends, link-fabric tion because of its attractive design and tasteful two-tone ae includes a fine mattress pad. Se ea shown abovw spring and a high grade tufted mat- loose cushions, with deep nT ge a and are brent mae tress all included combination us ond Sige at this low price. $24. O Misiicin — 2 eh ae RO ali re OS OO A Lt Rm tty a : SDR OBA RE Ef RRR AE aR aoa? $30 All-Steel Da-Beds This attractive style serves a double purpose. All-steel with metal cane panel ends, comfortable as a lounge or open to a full-size bed. Ovens easily. Includes cretonne = $18.95 PBT OL ES ~— ae . LHL RAIA ATARI td = nti — J te XY ys fe plaeae

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FRIDAY FRID . "1925. AY _ OCTOBER 16,142, ame ——— _ ~ — ——— ——_—_— ° - f the villag jet. Whe he, Ends Life in Fear of ion. A nN no un Cc 1 n g O ur ANTI FASCIST PRESS ASKS warned her husband that he mum sap eben ces ae es ae __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 41 —— ———— — —-$ CENSOR TO USE MORE SPEED pay his taxes, he stabbed her with | EWING, Mo., Oct. 16.—Dest ond-| 4 . . Ph. Extra- ae a knife. “The proletariat court iency que to the fear of having an Obtainable Downtown Only in 3 : Italian Editors Want to Know will punish with great severity,” a mi “ee O B E ] on Q ordinar Thett Fate Sooner, They Ex- | adds the Siberian correspondent, OPeration is thought to have caused ur Basement conomy Store $s y piain in Their Petition. who reported the incident. Ku- Ed Pryor, Marion County farmer, p H lid S | Correspondence of Associated Press boreva cannot be given more than to saturate his clothing and the in- IME lew 0 bait ‘ears’ onm a single : re-f1011 ay ale of ROME, Sept. 23.—Italian! 1° years Imprisonment, as a single | 44. o¢ his home with oil, then set DS | | newspapers allied politically with | ™UrGer without robbery is not @ i afire and shoot himself. iu i : capital crime in Russia. : \ Lamps an a es the parties opposing the present , | Fascist Government, whose. daily : p ; | Seetinsen are at the mercy of the Watch Sunday 's Paper, Oct. 18 [Press censor, have tte AT Af NOTICE- 3 Kinds for Men, Women and Children See Our Window Display |demn them quickly if he intends to ‘condemn them.” | ¢ The press law provides that the| q@ Are you among the many who have learned ncan escent l 6] censor approve each issue of each | irom experience that Buster Brown Hose are highly « newspaper, the penalty being sup- | | (xe satisfactory to buy for the whole family? In our F | p 118 Olive St ‘pression of the edition if anything Basement Hosiery Section you will find complete is found objectionable, | assortments of new and staple stvles—from sheer sanction ; Recently the censor changed his : ADVERTISEMENT office hours so that he did not ex- . | —— silk Hose in fashionable colors to heaviest cotton | : % - | amine the newspapers until severa! kinds for children. ; Bl d P M B (‘hours after their a aranc T 9U aft ppearance. The ' : h 0O ressure ay = result was that condemnations KIESELHORST’S FOR Hi ; * . came so tardily that the newspa- 7 You Feel So Poor! per was unable to print a later ex-/| Why Y —eitetica‘at'nas ces GEX'TH ANNIVERSARY | the custom. Consequently all the | | from constant Norma is a pure vegetable a | ose who suffer , é “ a i I Z ye prepa- | ey iain aia have frequent dizzy spells, ration that does not contain any copies of the newspapers were | ; 3 aP . * seized and the regular readers had witation of the heart, ringing 1n harmful drugs. Hundreds of worse ——— Buster Brown Hose are nationally known for the un- usual service they give. And they are priced so attrac- tively that many fill al Hosiery needs in this brand season after season. ter, 134 to 2 cupe sugar, five minutes; ekimn ; ead (o - : in Cc ies all. ears, have all the symptoms of cases than the average have yielded | © copies at all ; essure. T N a) F er ime ick | ‘omen's FR Si 1 | prea beh Mood prewure To) te Norms, Yoo, to, can find quick |, Womens Biches Steet... | Mothers—Fathers—This Is A lect it shows ignorance of what relief in just a few days’ treatment. | 5Pecia! , . | . ‘ P ! and the Chicago Dally News ,tutere holds. Don't foolishly | And continued treatment will quick. MOSCOW, Sept. ‘1.—After 18 Good Time And Place To “eos: your eves to these symptoms ly reduce your blood pressure to | veare of obedient married life with Biot warn you of a condition that if | normal. |a well-to-do peasant of Chernoko- G f Th f aa) KF Th def will rapidly grow worse Don’t suffer and run the danger of | roy Nikovo, Mrs. Doria Kuborevi. e a 1ano0 or e . | terminate in apoplexy , worse to come by neglecting vour'|; rie C > Bi lien death. You can do ax case. Get Norma today with every |woman's rights ana dezan toxins” Children—Even Though Women’ Men’ Children’ gdden death. ou can do as|case. Get Norma today with every! woman's rights and began taking omen s ens ren s ands of others have done—find | assurance of success from any good | part in village politics. Her has- sk relief i rell-k Buffa!l iruggist, such as Wolf-Wils J dge | band’s beatings faile iscourare Yy T k Q Of Th Siiiieberistion called Norma.|& Dolph Drag Stores. |” |ner and she waa elected @ member OU Lake Unie ese Buster Brown | Buster Brown | Buster Brown FREE! Good Reconditioned Pianos 5 tockhien ; J AT NOT MORE THAN HALF VALUE Hose Half Hose j ss ON PAYMENTS TO SUIT YOU—BUT | Priced, Pair Priced, Pair Priced, Pair ‘Gradwohl Offers You Choice Hh 28 GIFTS OS GIFTS YOU SHOULD INVESTIGATE TODAY ¢ 1 00 3 3 Any of These Reconditioned Uprights or Players May | 3 Pairs, $1 ; Be Returned to Us in a Year at What You Pay For Them For Credit on a New Instrument | : 3 Pairs, $1 every range on Saturday. Hundreds Have Taken Advantage W NOT és : ; of Gradwohl’s Free Gift Offers H Yous 1007 Olive St. (Open Evenings ) 1007 Olive St. it Terms—Open an Account we Pure thread silk Hose in ex- Seamless mercerized cotton Fine or coarse ribbed cotton aif Terms pen an Account Buy Now for Christmas. Gifts Laid Away ha _ | colient Sttiees: eens iebies. Hose with ribbed tops, high of ‘sneeeten os. aan "Deets a eel in Our Vaults for Later Delivery if Desired he ed style, with high spliced spliced hed Gad Gouble nvate Several Reproducing Grands at 25%, 334% Off f A Number of New Storeworn » EK This elegant guaranteed White Gold Filled Bracelet Watch with purchase of High-Class Makes PLAYER- PIANOS y Or over. Values $650 $750 $900 To Be Closed at $335 $437 $545 ; Terms to Suit You. You Should Not Miss This Player : Opportunity. Payments $10 Month Up Extra Cut in USED Adjusted Genuine = 17-Jewel Illinois oh A Watch any man . *\ El eee GASOLINE 4 Tr would be proud to Air-Tight Heater $5830 One of the most attrac. | el- | ¢ H : | ive fieaters in our show- | | ing. Has entire exterior | beautifully porcelain | Z| enameled; highly nickel | n | trimmed; heavy cast ee wear. Green or white gold-filled case. Knife | | Blue Enamel | | and Chain FREE. es Is47 Rogers Silver Plate; 26 pieces, ns illustrated, with handseme utility Ladies’ Wrist Watch, beauti- tray FREE. G - , rear oe tend ogy tt $26 10 fully engraved white gold- time ° filled case, guaranteed jewel mBeEeYVweBAeEeEe aA ese YT es Sy or. | firebox and duplex grate. Terms—50c a Week movement. ¢ S | [ | eae DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS 7 All in Excellent Condition ? | ££ “2 | $600 Players....... .Cut to $165 . | $ 00 VERY , een , $750 (selene Cut to $210 . j : pape 6° . See. PeaAPere... « ag . P Aa g80 | CW | Minneapolis nt : ene eh Pr it will win your instant admira- ‘Ca Buy Cheap- Kansas City 2 8 | MOTOR OIL: - GASOLINE d wo- rna . ; : : meletied nere-tone ornaments Paul fy Mieselhorst Piano Co. KEROSENE - FURNACE OIL . _bow-end bed, 48-inch dresser, 1007 Olive St. Established 1879 Os ——V/O OPEN SATURDAY UNZIL 8 P. M. obe. Dustproof construction, t work. | FOROLENE Ee ea ak Pe a

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH *. - > ~ —— - charmingly new—the i tik , - — 2 | , Shey : Ze | at ett ta - “ ae ; if : yr. : yt 4 : : it a a. v4 : * - “ sf rer) i? : ir! furs are Inpstron« and rich looking, the lin- pve . ' Hit Thins Hi tess te FOR BENEFIT SHOW 'ts}) feee i liant in their , hades and : 4 . hoes . . MEreret og ae i¥ ; + sae sie r) es ) { Prt hs oe. : ; i’ i’ : ;e4 : - 37 0r8 : 2: hae. ibe er? tet: rit * a Mi ae : . ut : os ee . tt! > 'F : - - Sete - : et? s368 af +) 3 ; ee 34 . . : . ~ , eet Mi hoki? eth] Fab er eh ; ot HELL EAR ORS. |. Segre Tt aa dds tah Pe : . $e : ? $34 * + tes * $4317 w, , 2%F° > ‘7 oad! rt thes , Ae oe » }7 ‘ eet! +3 : +68 pe At. d tet i} saltete ; ? 7 hy * br? : , ee PARE? hauie) MatPERS SEL et haatt + eee Fe : oe / > / ve Sf ? a; i +. ode * : . ; + a* s 4 "y : He ; : . . “™ & t - gt es St ae ” iS ete? Ti0 24 et aia — , : 3 * _ hk 7 ee : i Es os ee if : bins! shi eee ° yaa 509 WASHINGTON AVE. Winter Coats ise AllFurTrimmed America’s Greatest Values at This Price : $* : . ~ ‘i seiice ; ard :? : $343 4 Tal ’ +) : d . Pegs egeed. +? 7? itt pbbell 178 : P a + F) + : ‘bait + ’ aa. a " ‘ : ; bigs - teat i : me : | ii * . J , = ‘a | . - = fe id ee % sage i eagle : : : PRS $3 , i tha? ee is —- “ a “Hae . . wf i a i i; : : oO « - : , : : + +e M4 : : sii hy Pit ibieeil ¢ ' sibs HF see ; . cl Oat ; Me : : Wt - ‘ s on - - ; 4 : o ~ : * ; ‘* e - 7 a - : s ~ . Fy rome a + bia wie A > oy Shoes ag ; ry Sat : 414 3 a! * . re : ‘ of : s , - ay - -? +; ae : . - ia B : : ~*~ wv . ‘ ie oi? ; ; ; rs ; T. as ; omen & - ti pes . ¢ ei : : > > ' , bees | nits ae an MET bee! Pe } " = ei +e . : ie lo eee ” ~ en — oe oe ~—— _— — oo —— Dew 2 es igs ~— See Windows STYLES that represent con- ceptions of the fin- est designers in the country. Many are copies of im- ported models. Several are sample Coats (only one of S kind). Side ee Our flares, front : fullness, wrap Window $ Coats, straight- ++ evewe- —Si a "le | $4429 Prt Tt é batt t He : it + th : mm i rye aut See tHh st ABBE} rr ae A Coe ee ee aie tii! Miah Taal hth Maia | ce St — ~ =. - oes ew eens - - - ~ oe eae ee — = - ee See Our New Winter Stvles 4 Yor just a glimpse of the new Winter styles that have been collected here o , : GOLDE lines and many A . other smart } : ' versions of the , . { y, * after months of diligent buying. reveals the finest grouping of real val- = ; ! . newest and . | ues ever offered on easy credit terms. You will be delighted with the a: tag co LOTH ES Ay Wil ' ty snap an wality of our merchand save you ’ a = - ae smartest styles. MORE WORKERS TO BE ADDED wl merchandise—our prices save yo Sizes 14 to 56 TO HOSPITAL FUND CAMPAIGN = enables you to buy your new ou ci’ __VERY FINEST COATS ann mans was xquisite ar Wiel Coats Creations for Just 37 Mew tmnder the Fall and All fur-trirn- Winter rags Flared : Casta, too. All Stunning Furs Adorn These Smart sor a nceluded at Coats } These Prices =r | sum each week. in Saturday and = ~~ --, “—-- -— farm vw ~ we Lilac @gTit} " € Gatacaes ¥ a 8 tte ne J fra THT Le ELLE ELLE Wonderful Values on Easy Payments | 2) foe — Unmatchable Values 2? A Pleasing Display WINTER | PRETTY COATS | FROCKS * pS wee > | ane! —— _— Ir J ~ >= - eecGeewmee~g «egies es Tt of "7 a ~~ oe . - —— — ow - The POST.DISPATCH is the only St. Louts evrentrg bewspaper e«'ving Associated Prees news service (fe ~— — Special Offering : Feature Price 1 YF *19* i Specials I : Prices Range Up to $87.50 = Dainty Dresses Up to $49.59 f Important News for Parents of St. Louis \lothers and tathers can now secure in this city these famous Children’s Shoes. Dr. Posner's Scientitic Shoes are best known in the East. where thev have kept voung feet correctly shod as | | ee 2 Pa MEN’S ae wee | ae _ p=] — l c == &| OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. 1 J XY GIRLS’ COATS i ?? eect . Modeis UP HATS for 37 vears. Seme With | $5.00 SCIENTIFIC SHVUES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS FROM TOTS TO TEENS gt POSNER’s ey ee oroR., ew shade *, orice East St. Louis Store. 314 Collinsville Av. ee, Ye LY KL XA yy 4 jy yy 4 dd db» DD Ad ad dd A ad pd ede deeds ee A Handsome Pencil Case Will Be Given With Every Pair of Dr. Posner Shoes T, J. REID SHOE CO. 411-415 N. 8th St. 9630 Delmar BI. 606-608 N. BROADWAY ~ Just 2 Doors Northo/ Washingtor T=) ns ee 1 Shc pee: —— e eo SM ES: fete ae je = } (== em ee rm ~ - a _ ng 8 ST. LOUIS, MO. Wi ——— —- am |. i= “THE HOUSE OF UNUSUAL VALUES” SSS (REE IEE DER TRESEO Oe i

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FRIDA OCTORE R 16. or ee te .% IDAY, : cr aaeR 16, 1925. ngs ae ST.LOUS POST OSTA it there +08 Te SRA LHP SAA ii ctf 7 ih Vi ae ppetaat, m os ’% eit 4 Hi! ii f; i “. a Big if y’ HH} =~ ny & i” ae et i 4 )~=SALE CONTINUES ung a Kh: Two More Days il Mh Ht Ha This Is Your Opportunity to ph i | ih Ma Hl Get Original DR. REED i AA i Wd a | Cushion and Via Va wi ving Hi ee ee Hid elit ' i inthis i SAVE 10% TO 35% Special Close-Out on { Women’s High Shoes at Phone Central 3774 New Airdrome in London, earnest. off and alight. the air expresses will have a clear ‘umebstructed space of between two and three miles upon which to take CROYDON, Sept. 26.—A scheme. PICTURES RISE (| THE which it is stated will make the | London terminal airdrome the fin- | est commercial station in the world | SMAI | TOWN EDITAR and which will cost near £250,000 | - ($1,200,000)-has now been begun in | : Much work will have to! be done before the airdrome is complete. Trees and hedges are} Publisher Says Days of Trading being removed and a road diverted Subscriptions for Cord- in order to take in an adjoining stretch of land. When this addi- | wood Are Gone. tional. ground becomes available | Twenty-five years ago the rural scriptions wood. But now the small town ADVESTISEMERS editor is a citizen of standing, who holds his own with the banker, the Attractive New Furniture Magazine Given Free The Autumn number of ‘*HOME’’—an elaborate maga- zine published quarterly by the Prufrock-Litton Furniture Co., Fourth and S8t. Charles, is now being distributed. Autumn brides and home mak- ers will find this magazine help- ful and interesting—it will be given gratis to anyone registering for a copy. Visit their store for a copy to- day or Saturday—also take a || stroll thru their floors and see what is new and beautiful in =. merchant and the doctor. Thus, Fred Naeter, editor and co-publisher with his brother of the Southeast Missourian, at Cape Girardeau, yesterday pictured the transformation which has taken | place in the last 25 years, in ad- i'dressing the several hundred Mis- souri editors and wives, gathered at Hotel Chase for the annual conven- tion of the Missouri Press Associa- tion. Tells of Own Paper. His address, one of gthe many on the three-day program devoted to discussion of newspaper problems, particularly in the building up of advertising, circulation and pres- | tige, was based on the _ subject, — .| Some Features That Have Paid.” Stvles ; ; ; Nyy Yd S ~~ S S S S MTT bs | collected here ng of real val- hted with the PS save you ir new out- -LOTHES ot 4 |\ee | Sor amily.

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, : eee A RAR LS SIS ADS aT oe ana eo Sues ee ere _ a . a ee eS RRR ED) AE BE YD MEE OT a OT mer ore - 2 > . a - “a wak oc > SSA REET s a cE PETE ETE ONTOS ie . came ~ = BES Se om rs ia . : ~ “ ‘ mn my - ne wre rp . a PER . Rs ; 1 ee P S 3 - 1 St: eres preelirsen on : _— ~ thy o~* " et ae Neth gtr tne . ne . ERT SE Ue a RT ES a . ——- « = a tere ~ =| Neponset Art Squares. 9x12, | ' | ' ad ' , i ‘ ' = M a a ' MUTT Ra ee ; ’ i t wig i LLL Tee BRIDGE - BEACH SUPERIOR Bungalow Range Ideal for the kitchen of limited space. It has four standard size gas burners, automatic lighter and two coal holes. Doors are white enamel, nickel trimmed. Gas oven is 18 inches. Stove & 4 7 is excellently arranged, Bridge & Beach Open Hearth Heater illuminated duplex polished stee} Has door, all cast linings. ustration. $27.50 Nickel Exactly as shown in ill-. Cotton Felt Mattress Filled with full 60 pounds of new, ciean ¢o ton-felt and covered with a heavy quality of art ticking. It is deeply tufted and has a roll edge. A most un- usual value. $12.75 feed grates, body and sectional fire trimmed, : 2 Se mA 7 ia ) Piece Combination Walnut Bedroom Suite of gumwood mized at be Mg more durable than solid wood. $ 75 a 129 PO ag ae & ; a 2 ie ae t Ste ® a oe RS 5 = mal af : J | 7 +. > bei m , ae ba ‘ * . = is — es . ' i fe Me es, = - of See z i + ae s “a Se ae os with fronts and tops of walnut : and robe. The il- : * 4 adil ea? sae ST. 60 Yeare—T rath in Advertising | McNICHOLS | ' if H i i i \ | bly other sections, “the same as ‘State Department Studies Pending Action to In- | ' crease Native Control of Firms. AMBASSADOR ON WAY TO GET INFORMATION | Conceivably Proposal Would Wipe Out Vast | Holdings in Cerritos and Cananea Copper. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 16—The at- tention of State Department Offi- cials again has been directed to the celebrated Article 27 of the | Mexican Constitution. The possi- | ble effect of which on American _interests in Mexico has been a subject of long controversy. The department is scrutinizing a proposed new Mexican law which would compel all Mexican-formed corporations owning land through- ,out the country to become at least B51 per cent Mexican as to stock | ownership, and all Mexican cor- | porations operating within 50 miles of the international frontiers and | 25 miles of the sea coast to become |100 per cent Mexican as to stock- holders within three years. ' | The new law is an enactment ot provisions of Article 27 and is | couched in terms which are re- |garded by American oil interests |as giving the article that retro- }active effect against which the United States has protested. | The only possible market for | American holdings would be to | Mexican citizens, inevitably reduc- 'ing the holdings to a fraction of | their actual value, while applica- |tion of 100 per cent Mexicaniza- ition along the border would con- _ceivably wipe out such vast Ameri- |can interests as the Cerritos and |the Cananea Consolidated Copper. | Acquired in Good Faith. | These holdings, it is argued by | the protesting interests, were ac- quired in good faith before Article 27 was adopted in 1917, and should be protected. It also is pointed out that under _the proposed law, foreign investors in Mexico would be compelled to waive all right to recourse or pro- tection from their own Govern- ments under penalty of forfeiting 'the properties. | Although no official copy has | been received, it is the understand- |ing of those concerned that the proposed statute has the backing of the Calles government, which more than once has been in trouble with Washington since it receival American recognition. United States. Ambassador Shef- field, who has been in the United States on leave, is to reach Vera Cruz within a day or two on his way back to Mexico City, and ne will be expected to provide the State Department with more de- talls of the legislative proposal ap-l its purpose. Hughes’ Statement. No one here would comment in any way, or undertake to say what _the effect may be on the pending | negotiations for a treaty of peace /and amity with Mexico. Whe. these negotiations opened months ago, Secretary of State Hughes rr- minded Mexico of the apprehen- sion felt here over the land owner- ship provisions of Article 27, and added: ! “If these provisions are carried Inta effect retroactively, the prop- erties of American citizens will be confiscated on a great scale. This’ would constitute an international wrong of the gravest character end this Government could not submit to {ts accomplishment.” | Foreign Minister Defends Mexico’s | Right to Pass Restrictive Law. | By the Associated Press. | MEXICO CITY, Oct. 16.—Mexi- co's right to adopt legislation for- | bidding foreigners to hold proper- | ties along her frontiers was upheld | by Foreign Minister Saenz today | in a statement to the Associated Press. The enactment of the Vol- | stead Act in the United States, he | said, was an example of the right (of a nation to make effective a restrictive law. | Nobody could deny that prohibi- | thon had severely injured’ estab- | lished interests and had brought ‘ruin to vast investments, yet no- | body questioned the right of the | United States to pass such a law. Mexico’s right to enact lecisla- tion putting Into effect article 27 of her constitution HMkewise could not be questioned. The proposed law at (paid, was ‘“‘more merciful” than |prohibition, because foreigners were to be given a reasonable term in which to dispose of their stock most, he ' ' | ' ' ‘ited zone, Regarding renunciation by for- eigners of their national richts as to companies ou®fide the prohibit- ed area, he pointed out that for- eigners were forbidden to acquire property in some of the states of’ the American union. ® proposed amendment of ar- ticle 27 was discussed in the Cham- ber of Deputies yesterday. Deputy Soto Gama, agrarian leader, as- serted that, unless the acquisition of lands by foreigners were checked Mexico might lose Tamaulipas state, where there are old fields, also Lower California and posst- | FIRE IN MISSOURI THEATER PUT OUT WITHOUT ALARM Short Circuit in Projection Machine Causes Loss of $500; Audience Not Disturbed. Fire in the projection booth at the Missouri Theater, 634 North Grand boulevard, at 2:15 p. m. yesterday caused damage estimat- ed at $500 to film-and apparatus, but failed to interrupt the _ pro- gram or cause any disturbance in the matinee audience. Firemen, summoned phone, extinguished the blaze quickly with chemical apparatus, and; persons occupying first-floor seat&B were not aware that there was a fire in the theater. The blaze resulted from a short circuit by __ tele- in a projection machine. The loss is covered by insurance. PRINCE SHARES IN U, S, ESTATE; Assigned $240,000 by Daughter of Mrs. Jean de St. Cyr. By the Associated Presse. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 16.) —It was learned here today that | Prince Alexander, scion of a lead- | ing house of European nobility, ‘s| to share in the estate of the late) Mrs. Jean de St. Cyr of San Fran- | cisco to the extent of $240,000. The | amount was assigned to the Prin: | by the Princess Anita of Braganza, | the former Miss Anita Stewart of New York and daughter of Mrs. de St. Cyr, to liquidate certain ob- ligations owning the Prince by the | late Prince Miguel de Braganza, husband of the Princess. Approxi- mately $250,000 remains in the es- tate for Princess Anita. The assignee is known as Prince | Alexander of Thurn and Taxis, ani his holdings are in Bohemia. Teacher’s Slayer Begins Life Term. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 16.— | Everette Adams, 17 years old, who was sentenced to life imprisonment in the penitentiary after his convic- tion last Saturday at Sedalia of the murder of Aden R. Clawson, school teacher, of Lodi, N. Y., was re- ceived at the penitentiary yester-— day and dressed in today. Adams, killed Clawson near lLamonte, on Aug. 1, in an attempted) holdup, after Clawson had given Adams a “lift” in his automobile, near California, Mo., and offered | to take him to California on a tour. Adams_hid the body on a by-lane and fled in Clawson’s automobile. | He was arrested in Garden City, | Kan. ; i ; Chattanooga CHATTANGOO —The Chattafioas terday confe the honorary ¢ Letters. publisher of the and the Chattans one of the firse x this city as U. 8. Pies. ss Ochs 4e Cial assistance tg ¢ University when ts = a Methodist institus Oo — > ‘70 — Hot- Blast ful heat. with cast iron. Heater id | = wonderfully bullt Heater that throws a power- The out- side is rolled steel, the inside is lined clear to the top 4 C FURNITURE CO 1030-32 Franklin Av. Take Advantage of These Wonderful Values Saturday ! than? 4 A... IC Birthday Sale FREE! This splendid Electric Iron for one year) wi 7 |in corporations within the prohib- | we formerly lost Texas.” will be glad to call. FRANKLIN’S NEW TRADE-IN PLAN By this plan we will now give you a liber on your old furniture when traded in on the purchase of new furniture. Call Central 2356. Our appraiser allowance mn i) lees T HH ih ae (oP - em 6-Hole Coal Stove A $60 Value $39: A well-built Stove with a 6- hole cooking surface, large It is full nickel-trimmed. Buy it oven and warming closet. now! , A $150 Value... tremely low price. It in Sale. on i . irae A iL Bedroom Suite (Gumwood Finished in American Walnut) Attractive in design, and well constructed. This Suite is an unusually splendid value at this ex- roomy dresser and choice of a chifforobe or van- ity. Priced extremely low for the 26th Birthday Pay Only $5.00 Monthly 98 cludes bow-end bed, a fuel 4 A $185.00 Value..... this Suite during this sale. Beautiful Velour, Loose- Cushion Bed Suite $129 This is a beautifully designed, expertly made Suite, including a large comfortable davenport that opens into a full-size bed, an armchair and a wing chair up- holstered in a fine quality velour with spring loose- cushion construction throughout. $6.00 Monthly Pays for It! A $35.00 Value $19-75 A very attractively designed walnut- finished metal Bed, complete with good spring and comfortable mat- tress. A 26th Birthday special. | We 1 feo x purchase of $15 : : : 7 Our Exchange Stor 7 At 816-22 N. 11th St. We have opened a large Exchange Store, where on can buy thoroughly reconditioned and sanitized fur niture at lowest possible prices, on easy terms, s% of sa a Parlor Hea A $27.50 Vale cost. e+ a "2" s _ * 2 « # « a“ . Profit by buying Englander Automatic Da-Bed ends, the Englander improved link spring and a comfort- able all-felt mattress covered ‘ A $49 Value $939.50 The Automatic Englander has walnut-finished metal in a pretty cretonne. Heater An $89 Value 59s This wonderful Heater has cast iron jacket. It is full nickel trimmed and con- sumes its own smoke and soot, and the outside never gets hot. It holds fire over night. Very spe- cial. ow Ie steeeneeiee cnaneaa eR laos ‘ Blue-Enamel Air-Tig 173 The entire body of this” tractive Parlor Heater rolled steel ba ra a trimmings. Itis@ | will save you conside: * °& Simmons Graceline Bed Out mer] WORK T0 COST $38 000 APPROVED tion! medinances @P 4 street wo Tr kK — ee rd of Estimate and Appor- "Ai\ nént Passes on Sev- eral Projects. 3 propriating $438.- mostiv of -ovements, improvem the were approved by , Fat Estimate and Apportion- _ day. involved ent of franklin avenue = High street and r $128,500, 11 come from the rest from yaue, f° 40,810 w' se and prairie and 99 900, under widening of the the specia zes, ang of Faston | of $45,000, with bond funds a oO atthe st reet be syermen' A Twenti of Walnut avenue, and various lesse nts. vat ifems approved are $600 other ra temporary peres for the ard extension nd $8000 for tichen and l of Skinker roi Koch ‘underf a 3000 a year, unt e Gays would served t ton, which _ The present he depart ment. mation service courts. WTARIANS IN RESOLUTION ttsburg Pastor Battleships to Australia Was Affront to Japan. the Awmociated Press. : TELANY, U., r ogi oe was urged yesterd the l'nitarian Churches of t Tnited States and Canada. Are me that the Unite Ahere to the World inter the I.eague of Nations. E aking | er. L Walter Mason g declared America las a menace to world pe he sending of the -United Sta vy on its Pacific cruise was ded as an affront to Japan. (‘ourt a rope. America is responsibie,’ a - a | Starck *tenufacturers 1018 OLIVE ST. includes be- Jefferson of which | bond | special | 1ent qf Easton avenue Marcus ave- , same from 50 to. 56 eth street and Jeffer- bridge over River projected northi- Hospital aundry improvements. The poard held up a proposed ; inance creating a pardle de- | | chief pa- ; Correc- | pro- covers only the po- | "FAVOR U. S. ENTERING LEAGUE Says Sending of wet. 16.—Out- | solution was adopted declar- a States’ should | n favor of the resolu- of Pitts- | was regard- | ace and [ “I¢ war breaks out again in = Mason saic for | ing it." ——" ence oO Sa i ; r o. a il Tr ry | ay | he | nd | ( tes \ re- SA’

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FRIDA Sti ahmed R 16. Thee ge = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH M ason said. ‘“‘We have the influ- | oe /enc ‘e for peace, but are not us- a ms eet Moved to Canada.| Whisky and gin are to be manufac-| where it had been idle since the 7 4 e Associated Press. tured at Marhole, near here, with! Volstead ac ’ p C (tH il i Tm ling ft.’ VANCOUVER age 8 ad act went into force in . in.o=™ ii Ree NCOUN ER, B. C . Oct. 16.— machinery brought from Kentucky, 1919. Beh OL IVE 5 iy Te ee =— sy " — - i 2 | For SATURDAY Only 7. il fy ihe (i Hi 3 ‘of Estimate and Appor- | Sale at 9 O’Clock | = 4s = = ~=)= f= See Our Window a he LE AC —_ — — rate — we en ss ént Passes on Sev- Shar a= [= 8s. 2 = SS! fee & » tionm P . :* = > x: = 4 = =i : | fof Fran Same a LATE [LNA OL A > le THIS “DARTMOOR” COIL BOX SPRING VELOUR IN We CEL BAe a, CE Ee: $250 Davenport Bed Set $4 ~ With Table and ‘Lamp _ a w ad parenee ~ Ee REC Or ’ ee y’ | ue iM ni i.) | 513-515 WASHINGTON AVENUE~ » . i ‘ : r | finances appropriating $438, +4 \ } ) for improv’ ments, mostly of « aturday, i it + were approved by the | gY c } - ' of Franklin avenue be- | Zigh street and Jeffe rsOn | », tor $128,500, of which | Br ss0 will come from the bond | me and the rest from speci: al | exes; pavement of Easton avenue | n Prairie and Marcus ave- | ° oe $122,000, under special | a and widening of the same | dss ectio of Easton from 50 to 56) | Hi HH “for $45,000, with bond funds; | ih) vem of Walnut street be- Moen Twentieth street and Jeffer- | OO kT ee ve a oto $50.00 COATS! $40.00 COATS! $30.00 COATS! Newest Materials!!! SUEDE CLOTHS, DUVBLOOMS, BOLIVIAS, SUED- a Seakiue, 4 6yarious lesser | ORA, ARVADA, PADRONA, LUSTRALAINE AND OTHER NEW MATERIALS. pacaven | FINEST FURS!! | Sa Ror is "Other items approved are $6000, Ee al: fe Bx = | » r a temporary bridge over River | Ze rea os Se? 9% hie $f i Z ‘ Gray wolf, raccoon dyed mandel, fitch } Peres for the projected north-, tiers 8 oi Sf +s . oe ‘ Og ; ? P dyed opossum, mendoza ’ Canadian . eee. \ ACNE te oT su “4a. : — , by Vg F z+ ; x” Af. skunk, etc. ‘ : 4 _ “g ae tor a oa stvepatal : ASS WZ 4 Ps . , A : fobs cient P nd 3 spital | > 2° eee > “~~ ah ah ee tt ey | ete -csea! or “ete, "eer ere *? — i aad, ee ; ———— —— —_ ee ttsburg Pastor Says Sending of | . Battleships to Australia Was | Affront to Japan, BR the Associated Press. , | ECLEVELAN?, v., Uct. 16. —Out- | awry of war was arce d yesterday | ty the Unitarian Churches of the | nited States and Canada. 'Aresolution was adopted declar- | ng that the United States’ should | “ Shere to the World Court and| a aa fet ae & _— the League of Nations. | } ele. : 7 C le ras : af | Speaking in favor of the resolu- | 4 a } : New Winter oO ors > | muon, Dr. L. Walter Mason of Pitts- | : eS fs | = A . eee ce wes regard: . r\ /” QUEENBIRD, GRACKLEHEAD, LIPSTICK RED, , > \} SN a Wik a ed'asa menace to world peace and / i | HAZELNUT BROWN, MALTA GRAY, WINE, ‘ a ee i" } ° Fie eae Ce LE ~T Tc el . vs , ’ , oe #} son? JUST REC IVED ' | : i : ¥ vo-9 : . Lie . . L ful, nourishing, ' f mnt a cog door; splendid size $ , i oo A . } onder 1 } Flore ad ’ } and full of body- ‘ me pedaranc sg ae and ye ne — 3 . , =a “: e }! see it. (1 Down) A Fine ~- - , ! regulating nat- a, sll | 1, . aut Wi ural oat Bran. | 2 Sm IN Hot-Blast Heater ———.$ 99 _ epee ) | It pays to ask for 2 Growing, “hot-blast Heater, Winer neatly 163 nickel trimmes A wonderful bar Oh vende 8 | rs : ARMOUR’S gain at wien) : oA 23 | EE | hee fal . H WHOLE |. Newest Oak Heaters a , rn : F L A K E Full cast front: neatly nickel trimmed: §7 75 : Oats—they heavy cast firepot—see it Saturday ° cook so quickly and taste so good. Pi patterns, new = »o8 new shades are ow price. Every flake is a whole oat=— and every oat is a big delicious WHOLE FLAKE. Try them! ( ( ( f . ‘ ( ‘ ‘ ( ‘ ‘ f ‘ ( ( f f f ‘ ‘ ( ( ( ( { ( ( ( f f f ‘ f { f f f ( { ‘ { ( { { $190 9-Piece Dining Set With A handsome complete nine-piece Suite—designed in the much wanted Tudor period and elegantly ornamented. Suite —_ priecs large buffet. oblong extension le, china closet, chairs and host chair, a polychrome 52-ifch mirror and 4- 2 buffet set——all Saturday at S10 Cash Delivers Set. i: For Saturday only we wil netept thie y Your Old Musical Instrument or Radio Will Be weap etc Sdlly Romengp nell nun Bi mr A pted at Full Present Cash Value | as cluding all used instruments. First Payment SAVE 25 DOLLARS Bring This Coupon i —— Wa shington | Ee 5 ‘A. Starck Piano Gn. all put in good Ke new. these Manufacturers Starck Player-Pianos, $900 to $1350 ———— | | r trade and : h : | 1018 Olive St. (s. £. cor.11m) St. Louis OPEN EVENINGS ppepessessessessinememmm RB Le

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GREAT SALE ON ALL mar Busses Pass the Door. Hodiamount Car Line, One Jefferson Market 628-630 N. Vandeventer Delmar and Vandeventer First-Class U. 8S. Inspected Meats—the Best for Less Round Steak, Ib. . 20c Sirloin Steak, lb. . 20c Round Roast, Ib. . 20c Sirloin Roast, Ib. . 20c Rump Roast, Ib... 10c Rib Roast, ib.... 124¢ Boneless Roll Rib ; Roast, Ib. sene 15c Leg Veal, lb,.... 17¢ Veal Chops, Ib... 15¢ Veal Shoulder, Ib. 10c GROCERIES Vandeventer Car Line, Page and Del- Ph or JOE SMART LINDELL 8340 * We Deliver Orders of $2.00 or More apt REI RERSerEte aetna ST. LOUIS _POST-GISPAT LH ie Nee crerees en erent PE EEN TPT a eS CT ha hea CVT et Lee ry * - . ‘ _ s Fiabe OCTOBER i ——— A - — — Progressive Tailoring Co. 807-9 North 6th St. Beyond the Internal Satisfaction There’s the internal satis- faction in possessing a custom tailored suit of having something made to your own order; .be- sides being better dressed. And fine woolens give in- creased life to a garment; a custom tailored suit of fine woolens at fifty to sixty-five dollars becomes an economy. ——_ | River CANE GRANULATED Del Monte Peaches, large can Pet or Carnation Milk, er re ae Dromedary Dates (new), EEE Se ae Tea & Perrins Sauce, bottle a ee a Se os oe 6 oe es eS Se 51 A Popular-Price Ma SATURDAY SPECIALS SUGAR, per-sack... .$5.75 Sirloin Steaks, fine quality, Ib. Pork Loin Roast, Ib. Jones Farm Sausage, Ib, Rolled Rib Roast, Ib. 2.8 2 saa: s oe Vy + @ -6 464. 8. @-8 «© rket for Discriminating Persons. _ 400 WILL DOCTER’S CENTURY STEAK MARKET 5 MARKET ST. DEDICATION OF BRIDGE AT FENTON TOMORROW | | /Twelve Past and Present Pub- | | lic Officials to Speak at | the Exercises. oid | lwelve past and present public | | off ic sais will speak at the dedica-_ tion tomorrow afternoon of the | State Highway Commission’s new | _brgdge carrying Gravois road (State | | Highavay No. 30) over the Meramec | A parade will | Fenton Farmers’ | and proceed to a/| space at the west end of where the dedication at Fenton, start from the Club at 1 p. m. parking the bridge, ceremony will start at 2 p. m. State tor Ralph, former highaay engineer, hridge, to traffic for the first time. | Nams. Baker, sritton, (TOV. Roy F. where the Mayor Miller, former Mayor and former State George KF. Heege will speak. Public dancing, evening, will Dele pected to attend. OPENING— Saturday, Oct. 17th 8 O'Clock A.M. CAt 4640 SHENANDOAH AV. cacti, NEAR Everyone is -Invited to inspect this beautiful new Store—you won't be asked to make WILL BE GIVEN A Package of Andy Gump CAKES FREE!! TO EACH CHILD Accompanied by a Grown Person. Come and Bring Mother or Father FREE!! a purchase STORES —have succeeded because the PIGGLY WIGGLY sys- tem is the most economical, the most efficient, and the cleanest method of retail food distribution ever de- vised. You help yourself— eliminating unnecessary cost of service and delivery. You make your own selec- tion—so you get the brand end quality you wish. Stores are kept clean and stocks replenished daily. You are invited to visit this new Store. See for yourself the high quality merchan- dise handled, and the low em on ALL items. PRICES SAME ALL STORES mA SHOPPING BAG TO EACH AND EVERY CUSTOMER : N Pigely Wiggly SANITARY MEAT MARKET Owned and operated by ‘ Piggly Wiggly In this store. As with groceries, We have always handled highest quality at low prices, so it is with MEATS The best to be had at ‘Pcp ae PEACHE DEL MONTE 6 TO 8 VERY LARGE HALVES IN HEAVY 25 ¢ MELBA SYRUP; LGE. CAN. . COFFEE From Central and T A B f 0 ( A From South America Malay ie MRS. NYE'S crags Blend, pound . . ; grain MINUTE—Small FROM TH TEA L IPTON’S 1-lh, 92¢ 4-1b.47c 4-lh.24e E ORIENT FROM THE Yellow TROPICS H. & K., all kinds including ’ A PNR AI L saialtieahinall small can . PEACHES BLUE BONNET Sliced in syrup, mixed Pickling Spices NEW PACK CH STURGEON BAY, in juice, fine for pies; med. ERRIES| 2ic red pitted, can OE er ee er AP SPINACH WINTOO BRAND, California pack, large can ..........., 21° | KIDNEY BEANS JOAN OF ARC, medium cans PUMPKIN PLASNVILLE BRAND, White Pineapple CAKES Moubstain, MRS. NYE’S emall two-layer, iced FRom PIGGLY WIGGLY BAKERY Layer 293 10c leed .. 640 Congressman Huwes, State Sena- Senator Gardner, Sam Rudder, district State and County Judge RBobring will speak at the which then will be opened The cathering then will adjourn to the farmers’ club for a public barbecue, Senator -Wil- president of Automobile Club of Misouri; Kiei, State Representative Walter Wehrle Representative lasting into the follow at the club. There wil] be several brass bands. ations from business associa- Homa and adjacent counties are ex- Gravois road is open and con- creted all the way through Fenton and beyond tnto Jefferson County. Those going to Fenton from the east tomorrow will cross the river |on the old bridge, which is to be i| maintained by the county. | Sheriffs will direct traffic. The new bridge, of steel and con- | crete, with three spans, cost about ' $1000 400 and measures | between approaches. Deputy feet —EE | MT. AUBURN MARKET 6128 Easton Wellston. PRICES FOR SATURDAY SEBAK tenseriotn. 1 Sc Porterhouse. WLb.. Chuck Roast EO! errr ee Chuck Prim ~ = uersheagueh ete Ile Boneless, egg 3 — ee eeeeeed Beers ab vase MPL OE CO TOT i — open 18¢ PORK BAe oo sckeesess 2 Be Loin. Roast. Breast. ~~ L aren” Wel icin veut_TD. 19 - §AUSAGE bh 12 ao eS O28 CC OC CC SD oe A oe 4 Be Frankfaurters, Minced Ham, Large Rologna Small Bologna Round Liver. Headcheese. Pure Lard Pound Smoked, Callie. No. 2 Can Tomatoes 3 regular 12%o cans for.... met Pc Peas, 2 for Pi. 1925 Pack. Log Cabin Maple Syrup i a New, | 43¢ FAB Fine for washing; 5 pk Sweetheart Toilet Soap 5 bars . = Ce aParers String Beans rhe No. 2 can: 2 cans{ . reer re = Stewing Figs 19¢ PES eB b.ds 6 ie aes ie oe ; New pack; extra fancy, large. California Layer Figs Pound Queen Olives Quart jar UGA Limit. Furniture or Auto Polish $5 Fagle Stamps with big bot., Baking Powder §5 Eagle Stamps with Ib. can... 30¢ Ayton Vanilla Ext anilla Extract re 256 $3 Eagle Stamps, Potatoes 10 pounds... Fancy medium. -sized Northern Rurals, ONIONS . 10¢ White ‘Onions 5 Sweet P 5 Som otatoes 10¢ meek ton than Irish spuds. POUNDS BEST Gi le ATED 50¢ 4-or7. Pound. . Fine Naney Halls. Faay to crandy. New Cranherries Pound. . Fancy Apples Red, targe, juicy; 3 the ie Basket, S5c Banan —, a pound ‘ew eee eeteese ane ———————_ White Banner Label orth SOc In Secar } Here Is Our Offer: All you need to do is to present the White Banner Malt Extract labels to your dealer and you will receive sugar price reductions as follows:— Present 20 White Banner Malt Extract labels and the dealer will give you a reduction oi 2!4c per pound on 20 pounds of sugar. Present 10 White Banner Malt Extract labels and the dealer will give you a reduction of 2c per pound on 10 pounds of sugar. Present 5 White Banner Malt Extract labels and the dealer will give you a reduction of 14c per pound on 5 pounds of sugar. Present 1 White Banner Malt Extract label and the dealer will give you a reduction of lc on 1 pound of sugar. These reductions will be made by every dealer in St. Louis selling White Banner Malt Extract. Look for this announcement in the stores. Important Notice t° Dealers In accordance with announcements previously, made you" you are hereby authorized to accept all White Banner Malt Extract labels presented to you. We will redeem these labels for cash, in accordance with our special offer made to you in our letters, circulars and by our salesmen. These labels may be returned to us in any quantity. We will mail check to you the same day the labels are received. di ‘‘Dot’s Vot and Looie’ a baker’’ Save Your White Banner Lahels I. Every White Banner Malt Extract label is worth money to you. worth 50c reduction in the price of ‘every 20 pounds of sugar you buy. Accept no other kind of Malt Extract than White Banner. no other Malt Extract’ is such an offer made. Remember, the Malt Extract dealers of St. Louis and the Premier Distributing Company, are behind this offer. Premier Distributing Co., 26 So. Commercial St., St. ‘20 of these labels are tween distributors and dealers been made. On Extract of everlasting satisfaction. Never has such a com- Buy White Banner Malt Extract today. For ' ‘2 Phone Olive 2024 IREMLE ams WURLIZER Smoked Bacon Strips Smoked Jowls “Smoked Meats Smoked-Hams, half or whole. 25 Smoked Breakfast Bacon, 1, or whole. (Callie Style.) 1000 choice Callie Pork Shoulders 6th and FRANKLIN : SATURDAY SPECIALS @ |: | enor Banié ane = Pm) ie —SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. --31 | Boneless Sirloin Bulls... 16 a Be Gi™ et. ONLY Rerrey a Rump Roast....121/ MR its Immediate ; Da te ae oa Chuck Roast.......9 als Delivery erent: 28 | Rib Roast ........15 af Small PORK LOINS, half or whole 23H = own Fresh Pork Shoulders . ; lean, closely trimmed; 8 lbs up FRESH HAMS, half or whole. 24 FRESH SIDE MEATS ____--- 293 Payment reasonable prices. A choice selection of genu- Ine Spring Lamb and cholce milk-fed Veal | Remley Brag BUTTER In 1-lIb. carton, Ib Complete case, book, set Cigars——Cigarettes— ~ POULTRY Our Own Fresh Roast A Woenderful Sweet Drinker LBS 22 + 226 &-a“ THOMPSON Ss SEED LESS RAISINS—New 1925 a A real lSe th. value. é A CL 40-50 size. New 1926 pack. A real 20¢ Ib es % Our Own Fresh Dressed ESS cacgeamnlt Carton SPRINGS, ib. tad «eet eue _e .29 fomatoes, man 2B CHESTERFIELDS ’ 1.17 sects andar te Selo Sods Full at. PIEDMONTS ..... ae ie c wi 20 Grape Juice bottle. “35 Horseshoe & Star we .69 | ROOSTERS, 'D. ......-.. Bull Durham.....3 for 20 | DUCKS, 2: - eis. ded [Pork Roast ™°. Rib or or Loin: lb. 25) HamSwnete Cranberries, Ib, ...... i5| Sweet Cider an Chuc 4 ‘G tt. 1] , Pumpkins, Ib. ........ tt Geebectgs ck — ROAST & NAVY BEANS ee SNIDER’S wee Sirloin, Round, thy Fancy ,Mand- JAM CATSUP ae Prank wit DAD fs sa ae Porterhouse . mom = Se “£4 real a0e value. . bra — Fe eo 14 Liver § Bayles Bulk PEA- @ J ae pee, Powdered: Medium size 23 ernment oe Gev- strictl meal 2Be Ib. v a ] A A vt pas A gO bottle egg ag Pads 0m Chill Sauce, 18 ork ausa lnk SPF | Sunset Cut washes Medium size mein PICRLES 12 Di bottle 28 | Satie Crk ng * HARPS + MUSICAL INS — CHI ~ Q med Regul _ KR | hol %; Bsa toe Shinn | Mints = Me Dh sfatiehtetehtehtetitg 1006 OLIVE STREET a eae They om SOM( I5e ean value - es or le t APPLE BUTTER "HARVESTER JUNE PENS JUNE PEAS Joncone we Spri Ing Camb mm SO = aon tre Dp ley Se zcne a | Maul Tomatoes (mr eae a5 | Ye VICRO SUG ‘i ORN emia Red a a solid 1h} hes a ARED CHIL, 2 iis. No, 2 ily Hen Feed, a eRe: =p A D G 7 "4 Ducks A real 18¢ can Gri ‘ FANCY BLACK gow IZZY ea ound. _— No rit | : Sempgass Flas | eli: Geant Os EVAPORATED ao © +4 - may oom fe Aa “a perees. Dizziness '{s a pre ’ s ; Y wa STRINGLESS BEANS APPLES Extra Choice Apeote i. ‘ You iy c Pay A bingy ane ee als : PURE BUTTER > Size Nice Bright x] ata | | ing—but it calls for immediate relief. e Fresh, deticions flavor, Can” Value Boe. th, Valve 5 A Real ane JU | Mountain Valley Wineral Water from Hot Sport Fee Reel weuty at « real 2 . Wal » he th < - ; ' T Fast! ey L iz: nt D5 FeelBeee: abner Lh suatean ot ui ateske that are causing your inch | Boe “vale. 1:ib, carton. “mm Santos Coffee a Coffee ed blood pressure. rure It is prescribed as an ald to relief by leading og on cane siclans everyw here. Don't delay—phone us Phe . vie case today. granulated Your Druggist Has It mis Mountain Valley W ater 3675 Olive St. ee i a xy | ees 1h Ha Te a Loote wae 4 plete and far-reaching co-operative offer be- Never has such énthuSiastic favor for Malt | Extract quality been shown by St. Louis, or. by any other dealers. This proves that the safest and the very best malt extract you can buy is White Banner Malt Extract — the BE 4 ¢- 4 < oom 4 a % - é ; 7 : « : * tuner, Piti OCTOBE! AVEL AND RESORTS HI ise Fro: DAI, “a & % 16, 1925. 19 “AN FOR SIRI + }? men jy 9 make know ' Empress jj vssun heir badge in ¢ Scotiand § os ) fashion with tl 3 Christmas in theHolyLand, # Lo ccorted ye ! New Year's Eve in Cairo. sina 0 ce was before hin e ¢€'ourt | in perfect weather, cot in plum blossom time. Wonderful itinerary. De ee aa luxe Cruise ship. Courte- Slaughter of 1 ous,capable staff. Oneman- SNe ore. - ; wa agement, ship anc s ; un ges of car See this World folinwias his before the next § ~ i Blight ace For full information ask | Benton street Iogal steamship agents, or duced the fine GEO. P. CARBREY, Gen. Agt.. Cana- Patrolman dian Pacific, 420 Locust St., St. Louis, ‘saw a machin Mo. Phone Main 579 or {711 ter. ra eee i strike a small Slaughter had offered cons | when he atten Slaughter te civilian attire machine and stating that hi Hie identified who had strt admitted ha’ drinks,” Dut si cated. He de | struck the boy THREE STORES | ated the testi Gth and Lucas, s14 Easton,. |) man. 1428 aden | Immediatel The Stores of ‘huality ‘had disposed uy. AND SATURDAY SPECIALS ‘peal, another | by policeme PURE GRANULATED be2 Same Nineteenth # pealed from 4 0 Ibs. 10-Ib. Limit “ARRY-ALL BAG a charge of 4 With Every Pound or More of Rich Valley 40c Lb. companion wi “Finest Spread for Bread” Station to ¢ HE ver- Good anadian Pacific World's Greatest Travel Syetem < ~ he e ae Sergeant whd because they and related ¢ and other po while they wi tion. Sergt. Fleming's cha “Citigens hi complaints A and should ® heings when Gayer said in Police CO against a neg ‘for @isturba podicemen ¥ bre trio had . 5 " ne a4 in4 a7 5 broke into t for/liquor wi ing church. Extra Large “il " Put Up In fied, was ra ie . men teatifi a % Cartons, house throug “ wt , 7 Fiver. Good Dozen rear. » They yh ago ge Eces Are , charges of tI Seno —Iited their © CHEESE SPECIALS been fruitiem ported Swiss Of the 46 : oe eee were dismiss fancy Domestic Swiss Cheese, 46¢e Lb. ——_——n wisconsin (ream Cheese..... 300 La ued, fines of benix Swis« Club Cheese. Sse Lb four were re (1-Lb. Loaves) e .. Box, 45e4| Most of th ss Grruyere (l’ortions). pee violations. ee The Thomas Market Is t Store in St. Louis. and a Money-Back Gaar Parchase, Do se ; Bie * ire Cane anulated; Ib. limit. lb. . Raisins, t - 10 New Comb Koney, 2 for 43 SHES mestic Meese, Gen. | peed iss, tb. 59

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*‘Dot’s Vot Looie Uses and Looie’s , a baker’’ Lahels ig co-operative offer be- i dealers been made. ithusiastic favor for Malt shown by St. Louis, or 3 This proves-that the est malt extract you can Malt Extract — the Malt r satisfaction. r Malt Extract today. rial St., St. Louis: a; : FRIDAY, f OCTOBER 16, AND RESORTS. IS 1925. New York Dec. 3 ‘Empress | Scotiand ; Christmas in the Holy Land, | New Year s Eve in Cairo. - India in perfect weather, - Japan in plum b lossomtime. “Wonderful! itinerary. De juxe Cruise ship. Courte- | aged staff. One man- ement, ship and shore. » this World % ~ before the next : PFor full information ask * legal steamship agents, or , P. CARBREY. Gen. Agt., Mian Paeific, 420 Locust St., St, Mo. Phone Main 579 or «711 ana diana) Pacific World's Greatest Trave! System 5. rs — Cana- Louis, ' os en ‘ moment 2a eo wets STOP axe SHOP ~ | THREE STORES th and Lucas, O21 Easton, . 1428 Salisbury The Stores of ‘tuatity ; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS PURE GRANULATED if Is. ' 10-1b. Limit FREE! LARGE PARRY-ALL BAG ' With Every Pound or More of Rich Walley | 40c Lb. “Finest Spread for Bread” — / Extra Large ? Put Up In * {Hin Cartons, C oct — (Dozen, he Best CHEESE SPECIALS a Mported Swiss 64 ae: 8 ee Cc a oe : 7 Domestic roeee Cheese, 45¢ Lb. n ream eG si bs Se we Ya om ra ei nix Swiss Club Cheese a3 ib R IZER fea by | (Eb, Loaves) = fiss Gruyere (Portions) . .,Box, 45¢e - OR SATURDAY— ONLY 57) Professional Banjo Outfit Complete care, boo k, atrings, picks, all sories, and FREE LESSONS with instruction set of tuner, acces- TERMS $ 7.00 | Per Week t Open Until 9 P. M. LIuZE 1S + MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS VE STREET Siihietitetitan Mmmm LLL ry Head ware. Dizziness is a pret!) Pressure and a warning of im is not necessarily alarm- mediate relief. al Water from Hot Springs, ur kidneys to cleanfe your at are causing your incre. fd to relief by leading phy- n't delay—phone us for #® geist Has It ley Water Co. Lindell 2781 RRA . Res. : ae etyey bei prem, r Fronn l ing out fashion with the othe =| when he attempted to arrest him. ISCONSIN] (REAMERY. | ition. Sergt. Buchanan 'Flemine’s charges. “Citizens have a right to make icomplaints against and should We treated like human | i hbeings Gayer said in discharging Fleming. | podicemen ing on atraffie strike a small boy. '(,eorge Nineteenth _pealed from a Police Court fine on | a charge of disturbing the peace of | ‘policemen. | Fleming testified that he and a. companion went to the Carr Street complain of a Police | who had assaulted them | beén drinking, | Buchanan | \Station to and related and other policemen struck them "POLICEMEN CRITICISED 1 FOR STRIKING CITIZENS ee le UWetendants in Cases on Ap peal | Before Judge Gayer Tell of Attacks. Policemen in plain clothes often | make known thelr identity to per- | Sons under suspicion by displaying | their badge in one hand and strik- | at their victim in pugilistic | r, Judge Gay- | er asserted yesterday in comment- | violation case which | was before him on appeal se Po- lice Court. The case was that of James) Slaughter of 1606 South Broadway, | who ‘had been fined $200 on} charges of careless driving and re- | sisting arrest by Police Judge Beck | following his arrest Sept. 27 after | a slight accident at Fifteenth and | Henton Jndge Gayer re- duced the fine to $10. Vatrolman UO’ Uura saw a machine, driven by Slaugh- ter, run up on the sidewalk and | He related that | Slaughter had. been drinking and | offered considerable resistance af raert —- Slaughter testified that a man !n civilian attire jerked him out of his machine and struck him before stating that he was a police officer. | lie identified O’Gara as the man who had struck him. Slaughter | admitted having | drinks,’ but said he was not intoxi- | cated. He dented that his machine struck the boy, who had corrorbhbor- ated the testimony of the patrol- wan. Immediately after Judge Gayer | of the Slaughter ap- | peal, another story of alleged abuse | disposed had related by 1421 North by policemen wags Fleming of street, who sergeant because they had that Sergt. while they were in the police sta- denied | police officers when they do so,” Judge Police Court § fines assesse | against a hegro and two negresses for disturbance of the peace of were dismissed after the trio had testified that police broke into their home to search for,liquor while they weer -attend- The house, they testi- fied, was ransacked. The police- men testified they entered the house through an open door in the rear. \ They denied the other charges of the negroes, but admit- ted their search for iiquor had been fruitless. Of the 46 cases on the docket, 75 nine were contin- ing church. were dismissed, ued. fines of six were sustained and + ‘rea reduced by Judge Gayer. cases were for traffic four we Most of the violatic ns. 7 7 ww? eS. * J LILLE satetaat ES restified he | had “a few | had ap- | PRING CHICKENS Fresh killed and spe- cially dressed’ for the KOHN STORES ........ HENS, LIGHT, Lb., 28c ee Oe — ee ns we ee ee te ee ei el A A A mR S FRUITS VE i GETABLES ] TNE Sexs CSE Prices Guaranteed Until Sat. Night re) hii ( cele, EG soe APPLES ?2-4.u. 24°) POR Kwncie ROAST... Golden Ripe b. BDr BANANAS, 3us COOKING APPLES, 8 pounds ..................... 26€ 23: BACON Choice Dry Packed Sliced. 3S are eae cer DU: BANANAS 4 t»s. 26° POTATOES,5e: Jd eat cookers on the market. Pure White KETTLE RENDERED LARD 2 lbs. POTATOES, 10 Pounds 2Oc SEED CABBAGE KRAUT SEED FANCY GRAPE FRUIT Je Baby Size HAMS R to 10 Ib. average. Thin skinned and juicy; each...... Jonathan »| APPLES 4 °- For eating and cooking; extra fancy, highly colored, LB... SWEET POTATOES, 2 lbs., = is”. 14c 100 Pounps $1.45 vi: L E T T T Cc E ICEBERG—Large, = ARNT Be [PRRSELCS™ | OVSTERS wn 65 secs GRANULATED SUGAR 10 Lbs. S9c PORK ROAST = D5 - ~ ; - The Thomas Market Is the Basiest Food Store in St. Loais. and a Money-Back Guarantee With Each @ Parchase, Do Count. Saturday Specials. Quality, Low Prices 096) @m len! on lee la, eet ie Se OMAS MARKET : ih See i % mem 4 . miseleel ealentonto te bd a ik rh on - eS Sei eres. i Ld 6 eae SUGAR =. Ib. ranulated; D. limit. laisins, 1D: 10} ~ oes, 3 cis * 20 may Bice 22," 35 1 2 107-109 N. SIXTH—323-325 De Baliviere (Just South of Waterman) New Blackeye Lbs, for 25 Peas........ bse Beans, mound.» oak a , 10 wry be, toe ae A ge EE 12} eer eh 25 Lepr ssongg reggae Sliced Pineapple, Na. 2% can..... Little Waiter Peas, No. 2 can. Fancy Guatemala Coffee, pound . 25 42 LJLULILUL LoL ie OM mri roirs....a fo (Roast 223.0" 2" ph, 25} (Ha i Hamssmsis’ Hovepdee brand tb. 25 5 BS | BROASTS a eiioln Mound, 1h . ut - . : : atk Sa r eal ; - Sugar-cured ; —— or %@; Lan im SO D CHILI 2s. 4 “Ll Whole or half; B85 «i Wafer sliced; % 45 BEEF TONGUES, |b: 20 | ¥Y Al 1 ies — 2 NG am > SOL Ms gare Sones Peas 8 we lb. 9 Fran U Mink SAUSAGEIT Ii am, Bologna, Liver Sausage; strictly, front. - fresh... SPRING A) CHICKENS They are fine; all my own fresh dressed, How is this for a bar- gain? tS [TT Pound . a SS SD oP MAU tt Pi mu BUTTER THE SOM, delicious flavor. — Ality at a real be. Ihr it, Easily a ‘as ne. 1-Ib. carton, TOKAY GRAPES 4 | Faney, flaming Callf. rokays; os vaneed fresh Frutt, more en = a gee % SWEET Ww Como Honey, 2 for 43 masticSwissCheese, lb. 33 imported Swiss, tb. 59 i 35 TT E ak 4 ‘eons fe Mire. Aan Aaah ' ii Wilh tie a gm Se an ay ] Strictly candied. ih Cvuaranteed, Per Dozen POTATOES a lhs, 25 Jonathan Appls = 20 Celery york Cranberries 2° Round, fet 25 Stalks . 9 SATURDAY BARGAINS Save With Safety at Your Rexall Drug Store | | CASTORIA 3 for 8lc KANTLEEK | Hot-Water Bottles 2-Year Guarantee $2.50 October Specials Pint Rubbing Alcohol. ......39c $1 Beef, Iron and Wine... .79c 50c Rexall Milk of Mag. .. .39c 25c Puretest Epsom Salts... 19c $1 Cod Liver Oil Emulsion. .79c 50c Witch Hazel, pint..... .39e $125 Sodium Phosphate, effer- vyeacent, ID. .....2e0e+e: 97c 50c Antiseptic Powder ..... 39c $1.25 Klenzo Atomizer ..... 98c 50c Halicfort Stationery... .39c 19¢ 25c Riker’s Hasol 50c White Pine Tar and Wild Oherry 390 CIGAR SPECIALS — i oe ee) a ee 10c Cigars, 3 for ....-++-- Box of 50, 85.95 ®.for-2he Cigars, ench... .10¢ Box of 50, 84.D5 A Few Restricie: Brands Ex- cepted. Camels, Chesterficti«s, Clowns Lucky Strikes, Piedmonts, 2 for 2hc; Carton, 81.25. * PRID SALVE Will Open and Heal BOILS 2hc and SOc CHUCK ROAST ts 16c ARM ROAST rn. ABe PORK SHOULDERS elt in 25c Tu enzo Tooth Paste Pepsodent Tooth Paste......-39C } Vin « bottle Klenzo Mouth Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste, Wash at | Mavis Taicum ......-..---+«: 190 50 | Georgia Rose Talcum........ 19¢ Cc | Country Club; 5 3 c Open Kettle 1 3 Cutex Preparations ......... 27c | Cc ee ere eee ee 37c | Per Pound. sTecagtre Bats Rendered, Lb. ee Large, Recandiled; Every One Searentnes 8 for 50c AVONDALE; Per Dozen............... Golden Glint Shampoo. Razor Blades | | °° 42c EGG Cuticura, Woodbury or Resinol ; Gillette Blades ..... 839c, 75c Soap ‘ot ee 8 # = eS 3 for 63c Durham, Duplex bis tn oe .88c COUNTRY CLUB, per dozen eS. @ ewe Jontecl Hair Nets, % doz.....45€ | Gem or Auto Strop.. 9c Pompcian Face Powder...... 42c meereeGe ..> 6.4) eho .29¢ § Mary Garden Rouge ........ 36c iia CH ES Princess Pat Rouge ......... 36c CANDY Pompcian Rouge,............ 39c Baked Beans DEL MONTE, Cara Nomo Face Powder. ..$2.00 Saturday Chocolates . ... Pe 39c or Soups— Cc wags on Can, Cc ' nl Jonteel Chocolates ...... . 60c 3 Cans for.... in Heavy $ Cara Nome Face Creams... .$1.00 jon Talk ........---. Ib. 49¢ y SyTup. . Maxine Cherrics ....... Ib. 40¢ P M Chocolate Caramels...... Ib. 39c¢ 5-Pound atent Medicines Cnvcciate tcc Cream Drops, Blue Label: C ee eg ae 6 eaten eee ik eee Ss? oye ee ee ey ae ee 3 . > * * *. > penis ce Art Style Chocolates, 1-Lb. Can ~ : | ee hea bee o 3 edt, ee $1.50 4 md yy ag PANCAKE FLOUR Sivicntsee'ie. 12 Bell's Pine Tar Honey. . .24c, 47c Vi k’ Aunt Jemima’s, pkg., 12¢c Creomulsion ........ ees ee Ic s : Caldwell’s Syrup PONS 42c, 838c Va Rub W PASTRY 5 Anat Doan’s Kidney Pills ....... ic po Per Package oe ob 2 Cc Danderine ......... 29c, 49c, 850 m— Father John’s .......... 47c, 3c 2] 53 Pee De ik. dane st iwaees 53c, 83c © Cc ars Cc Kondon’'s Catarrh Jelly. .23c, 44c ¥ | j Kolorbak Hair Restorer. .$1.23 60c McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tab- Sapo Elixir VELVET CAKES, 2 for 15c eae wide Sa eh ees EE 47c Mentholatum ......21c, 42c, 79e | OER SESE ae eo 27, 53c 23 Miller’s Herb Juice... .3 for $2.50 ™ 50c Phillips’ Milk ~endmenia . .89c ONLY AT THE FOLLOWING REXALL DRUG STORES A. J. Bretcher 3001 WEST FLORISSANT Brown-Cloughly 5550S ETZEL G. A. Cordes 2846 GRAVOIS, COR. GRAND E. D. Driscoll CLAYTON AND Mec AUSLAND Elite Drug Store 7222-25 &. 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2 9f Ks : Birard bay i PE EET Be eS rae ‘ae “ } « I a ee ee - 7 SEER TL PE CT LOS POST-DISPATCH . | __ST.LOUS 1 ABILLI K ENS st. Louis Teams “ 7} FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1925. i oo 4g ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PIRATES’ COURAGE WINS POORLY PLAYED WORLD’S SERIES tent ; Roel Gree ik. o* pied ee, s 5 SeQTT EBs eLY EY second base on the error. Carey quickly took advantage of @ break and smashed a double to center, scoring Moore. Cuyler down a sacrifice, sending to third and after Barnhart c 3 Qe ° = ° c af % > 3 * r 4 > > 3 4 : o c g 2 gending Carey over the run which = tied the score: There had been « cheers before. They weer supposed to be cheers. But they had been ruggblings. Now came the oise. Forty thousand throats Johnson retired Wright on a foul to Judge and McInnis on a fly to Rice, the stands kept up its cheer- ing, its confident yell. And Ear! Smith, smarting under the pros- pect of being the “goat” of the series, if the Pirates should lose, connected with one of Johnson's fast ones and sent a double to right center. McKechnie saw his opening. Now was the time to strike. Now or never. And Emil Yde, fleet of foot, was sent in to run for Smith. And Carson Bigbee a left handed batter, was sent in to hit for Pitcher Kremer. Bigbee Hits in Pinch, Bigbee delivered. Inspired by the cheers, spurred on by the : ' ‘This was the best position that }the Pirates had ever enjoyed in series for the basebal] cham- They had lost the frst ’ Last year these Senators saw in- field grounders take bad bounces over the heads of John McGraw’s infielders, when it seomed certa:n that the Giants would win the tit'o. But this year the pendulum of for- tune veered the other way. And the Senators saw the glory and spoils of victory snatched from them. Many Things Figure in Defeat. Perhaps it was Peck’'s muff of the fly. Perhaps it was Peck’s wild throw. Perhaps it was just the drizzling rain that soaked the infield and the outfield and made the pitching slab and the throwing hands ‘and the gloves slippery and uncertain. Perhaps it was the worst game of baseball that oa world series ever produced. But Pittsburg doesn't care about that. Pittsburg knows only that ite baseball team, its Carey and Cuyler and Barnhart and Moore and Traynor, carried on in the face of all odds, 4 & odds, and won out, after one of the most glorious uphill eho that any ever fgught. baseball team sisted). —Smith, Ruel. Left on Bases—Washington, 46; Pittsburgh, 54. Passed balls Times of games—1:57; 2:04; 2:19; 2:00: 2:26; 1:57; 2:31. Umpires—Rigler (N. L.); McCormick (N lL); Owens (A. LL); Moriarty A. L.) \ , Pitching Records, Player—Club. G. IP. W. & R. HB. Bo. Bb. Hp. Wp. Bk. Aldridge, Pittsburg ...... 3 18% 23 06 94 . ee ee es Se, Se Johnson, Washington .... 3 26 3 1 10 26. 15 4 i 0 Kremer, Pittsburg ....... 8 21 ae Se ee ae er ee ee Ferguson, Washington.... 2 14 1 1 S 38.38 6 B:.-§ 0 Meadows, Pittsburg....... 1 8 SES 2 Be, ate Ee ot tae 0 Yde, Pittsburg ........ ae i. Ee ee oe eS ae eae Se ee oe Coveleskie, Washington... 2 14% 0 2 7 #16 3 5 0 0 0 Morrison, Pittsburg ...... 3 9 th ee ee, ee aes ae wee ee 0 Adams, Pittsburg......... 1 1 , = Oe (8 Oe ae 0 Marberry, Washington.... 2 2% .: 3 62-4 3 0 1 0 0 Ballou, Washington....... ae 8. ee 4 eae: oe Zachary, Washington...... 1 1 wee 8 8.8: 6: 4: 8 os Oldham, Pittsburg ....... 1 1 -- OG 3D 6 em: 6:4 PITTSBURG, Oct. 16.—Baseball fandom paid $1,183,854 to see seven games in the world's series just ended, creating a record for total receipts. The previous mark was held by the.1924 event between the New York Giants and Washington Senators, with $1,093,104, taken at the gate. ’ The Pirates and Senators played to 18,600 fewer persons than did the | Yankées and Giants in the great baseball parks of New York two years ago, when the record attend- ance of 801,430 was set, but drew $119,039 more, , _—_— > Soccer Meeting Tonight. | The initial meeting of the muni- cipal soccer season will be held to- night at Sherman Park Community Center. Applications for member- ship in the muny erganization wil! be distributed. oe reply to a telegram sent him by Johnson from Chicago, in which the league president tempered his congratulations for aA ‘game fight,” with the assertion hat Washington lost the series “‘be- cause of sentimental reasons” in pitching Johnson. “Sentiment played absolutely no part in my decision to pitch John- son,” Harris declared. “He pitched wonderful ball. I regard it as a reflection on Walter Johnson to have such a thing said of him. President Johnson's remarks. if his telegram has been correctly quot- ed, are gratuitous and would have been better left unsaid.” The Washington manager said he had “no alibis” to offer for the logs of the final game and the se- ries. Harris to Visit Europe. PITTSBURG, Ocet. 16. — Buckey Harris, Senator manager, plans to sall for Europe on Dec. 12 for a brief tour. Returning in January, he will hurry south to Plan for the next pennant drive. All the Players living in the West! left for thetr but the bulk of the returned to Washington. into right center field bleachers after long run, cutting off homer PANTS) Come in and tee the largest and most complete selection of FALL PANTS in St. Louis len oi ie ee Thousands of fabrics in every pattern and color for dress, work and play. New Oxford Bags $9.95 i , - é e . AEE . 9 : h, ““Goat’’ of Series, |Biggest Baseba VV ey, oath Baie M’Kechnie's Men er); Series Facts; / eckinpaugn, ee Pia -¢ Te Still Powerful | ——: . pai ee | - —_—-——- | ' HN ae a | Oct. 7—Washington, 4-8-1; ‘ e . * —BAN JO oa . ill Miss Floun > Pittsburg, 1-5-0. Batteries—John- Eight Errors Yield Seven Tal ashington Ww ? | Aldridg: rs son and Ruel; Meadows, Morri- lies and Failure to Touch : te : Mahan; Ramacciotti . | utgame non and Smith, Gooch. ’ Walter Johnson Should Have —:: Start. Foe’s Oct. 8—Pittaburg, 3-7-0; Wash- Second, on One Occasion, Af Not to ar . Se ington, 2-8-2; Batteries—Aldridge C a Two Mote Been Taken Out ter | " : ‘ , : | Coule Iter Johnson: Vicious- | “oct. 10—Washinaten,. 4-10-01) | | Third Inning. ‘Headed Right. other high-fankieea ss heats . Carey, Cuyler and Others Hammer Walter Johnson. Pittsburg, 3-6-2, Batteries: Fer- : HEN Gene Straus, inatch- |.) 0°" 0 youl By John xander. . : A . 9 . : a. ‘*h minus the services of | e kin au h Create the ‘Breaks guson and Smith, rman Wecke. & maker for the new Coliseum . . . a Although ‘ - : = 3 ly, While Errors by hee paug ; Oct, 11. — Washington, 4-12-0; pate Roger Peckin- coy «Rhee lagna: peo p,| Athletic Club, callea off the Oct. No “Jolly R several regulars, 5¢. Louis Univer- | B: That Give Pittsburg World’s Title. Pittsburgh, 0-6-1. Batteries: John- {| 4 month ago Roge CHICAGO, Il, Oct. 16—-Baw FP.) 6. sae shew at = lees of now: o ‘Jolly aa sity will meet Drury and Washing- —aooae past Fe cal i gags pea PAUSE Waa! VONes. 6 er Johnson, persident of the American eral hundred dollars to the club, H® Pirates are the } —~ the Oklahoma ee aeaae | WwW coal : ° ji , gservice- 4 ‘dine . Oct. 12—Pittsburg, 6-13-0; Wash- (uable man to his team in_ the League characterized the defeat of as told in the last Post-Dispatch put the “jolly” in Jel row afternoon “oe a ‘1 game of | nt hes t By J. Roy Stockton. ington, 3-5-1. Batteries: Aldridge | 4 merican League.” This gave him the Washington Senators by the} edition yesterday, he gave St. But there is one Rose: Bale elevens ® e hedules. Both | be benefit Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. mutt tay enor ete) ma a place in _ baseball's “hall of “Pittsburg Pirates in the deciding pane ayy _ gongs who is not jolly. "That i their ew ceace that of the al . ary, | . . a St. - meet s expect to : | PITTSBURG, Oct. 16.—Baseball’s championship banner flutters ines: 13 — Pittsburg, 3-7-1; fame” with George Sisler, Babe game of — world ore yr ono pone i Rare Site. seduedt Peckinpaugh, whose actes >" the season and the Pik- | the only | ever Forbes’ Field today and the good people of Pittsburg in taeir/ Washington, 2-6-2; encanta Ruth and Walter Johnson. - snl tg page of baseball.” | decision seems to mean that there. | Yesterday won the 4 their first conference triumpna| ficiary ye hni Kremer and Smith; Ferguson, blunde# in the history , the Pirates, at a ers oe ' ham, who frenzied celebration over the victory of the Pirates of Bill McKechnie allied aalt Geveedté. ttnel. Today this same Roger Peckin- In an interview, Johnson, bitter-| is at last in the field a promoter $50,000 to his | in two years. tin crippled trom} naa the d the defeat of-the Senators of Bucky Harris are not concerned Oct. 15 — Pittsburg, 9-15-2; {paugh is the holder of a new ly disappointed because of the! of sporting events willing to pro- . fae The Billikens, sti pi se gies | jaw al ue i hich the victory was achieved Washington, 7-7-2. Batteries. Al- | world’s series record. But he also American League champions’ de-| tect the public, even though his Peckinpaugh n: their wmeagge aa hit Dyi ine | who hay with the manner in w : . dridge, Morrison, Kremer, Oldham ([j. «rip GOAT” of the series. For feat, was highly incensed over the| own pocketbook suffers. ya ere the. ‘tea lowa, are mae | ie ig po Sat ea They don't care to be told that and Smith, Gooch; Johnson and Peck made eight errors in the sev- manner in which the Senators were This sort of policy in the past down aa 6 burden tu juries, but : — Basie | sone Sel the Senators would still + calgaer A Game Finish Ruel. en battles and some of these handled in their last stand against would have given fans -eonfi- me to ; es reputation as enough to hen pb etase, Wilt | Seana pions if Roger Peckinpaug . ‘ ATTENDANCE AND FINANCES. proved decidedly costly. One of the National League flag winners; dence in the game and main- a most yaluable » and Crece lay because of swoll- | war. Wh held an easy pop fly, instead’ of |? Seventh , them paved the way for the win- and said so in no uncertain terms./; tained interest. If continued the to his team.” , na be unable to play y . ood for the | him in th j gmuffing it for his seventh error of WASHINGTON FITTSBTEO. . Game Teta ning runs for the Pirates in the Ban dispatched the following; policy will yet return dividends One can’t help + en ankles and Lev 7 “" e ‘Hist, | we wae @ 4 the world’s series. And they care cf eaeky Moore @...4 31 1 - enon ty senasTe $1 canes firal game of the series. In pass- telegram to “Bucky” Harris, the; to the new organization, both in for Peck, @ great player geason. From or rh Clark. asd wend ‘ not that the Pirates still would S. Harrie ey | 4 19 Guy RRS 0 37 compas 27,626.10 177,428.10 ing, it might be said that the pre- Washington manager a moment! restored popular confidence and mally. Put yourself i through for the aha will be apes . have been two runs short of vic- J.Harris 1f.3 110 we wh ° e Each club’s vious record for errors was six, winrar after the Seantors’ defeat was cer-| jn box office receipts, we feel place and figure how Albin and Tom S “Oh.” 6 to if the sama Roger Peckin-|Jndge ib. “311 0 td Fg | 010 share... 39,136.98 106,445.48 made by Hans Wagner against the : _| tain: sure. feel, today, knowin +. missing. - t st be of h had made a decently ac- | peciion 00.3 11 3|Weiekt o--4-0 t 0 Each Boston Red Sox 22 years ago. And “You put up a game fight. This oe. 4 onal! ti 4 Saas senter. . * game Pirates saw Walter Johnson) 6, yorrigon led off with a single th J Harri f 138 ii 8 8 84 FF 6 £44010 2 -& 1.066 , ible he can-| Washington a year ago. by Goose in and Joe tk tudents and alumn! met at * he hill with a four- to center. Moore promptly doubled em, oe Breis, FI. cece ° ° Harris was not responsible he can- : ly struck the decid- | ¢py a allin ee P Piker stu na plese = out there on t TOA, BW ii oss ckncs or = 6 e488 39'S ¢ en 06. 6 3606 ount for the de-| Cuyler not only s rd, equalling re¢ord, — ' Francis gym last night ahd p * run lead. Walter sp en: emo to left are gg aan. ie a Only Two Bases for Cuyler. Bluege, 3b. ........ $318 $ 6 110° 6 © 1 78 1124 6 100A me Lt ae is guilty of the| ing blow yesterday, but his — Fifth game: Joe Jud Sere taté for backing. ap $08 — already had beaten the ;; with a single to rig { e of the | Peskinpaugh, ss. ... 724 16 1 01 2 1 0 .2501022 8 800 | run clinched the second game for| handed stab of Carey’s s1 tomorrow. The Aggies, 23 In = = Walter Johnson, who had held/rour runs had been made and| Because the ball hit a dand|Myer, 3b. ......... 83 8 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 250 1 1 © 1.000 jerudest blunder in the history of the Buccaneers, while his fielding| putout for third out wi beg arrived in town this morning = them to one run in one game and | Garey advancing to second on an/ Pirates, the umpires conferred an Ruel, C. ..4-.-.00-6. 719 0 6 1 0 0 2 3 *O .31625'5 06 1.000 | the game. was frequently sensational. Never-| and two out in fourth; ant will workout on Francis je > no runs in another game. Walter|iprieig out ana stealing third to the| called it a two-base hit. Bigbee Severeid, c. ....... 1 3 01 0 60 0600 0 0 .833 6 0 1 857 “Sentiment also was largely re- theless, the remarkable all around | ong and Joe Harris’ thf: afternoon. oe, rence 4 PI B Schere, who was supposed, to bo |(UNe of % deafening roar from the lang Moore were allowed to score,|Johme0m, B12. Nie S88 oe a to oe oso Lane |spomible for the Senators’ deteat| (eles, the crapacn, beitient tina | Seen panied by Cea Setany Meee ae | 9 : Skle, D ..... “ ' . ew : er } : * pitchers, who agg glint crowd, scored the third run when but the others were sent back— cnien, * ap Pateac oe 8 4 €-8 8 6. 6:64 ¢:0 200 0 8 6 14 1™ ae econ Shek dus in Victor ‘Aldridge blasted from the fused to give up, an = ° The Senators were routed now. enna 2 eo ob am, eee em ee ae cnet and newspaper men in Washing- ost k included Johnson's Ss - th . er’s | Levy (Capt)... - + ~ a. Shelby hole ‘ Inning the Pirates smashed another TOTALS..,.,.. - 225 2659 8 0 8 3217 2 26218075 9 .963 _| Spicuous wor eventh game: | Thrasher........ «le Giese: . peans. Ane K had Seon epid that run over the plate and drew this| 7¢Y were through. Down for the PITTSBURG ton at the time that I thought Cov brilliant pitching in his first two/| eatch off Peck in third; ° weester....iincas Ee Crow® | one f - the Pirate hopes depended on this time to within two runs of a tie. first time in this great series for G. AB RH. Sb ep Hr.So.Bb.Hp. Pct.PO. A.E. Pct. eleskie had been allowed to remain starts; Sam Rice’s startling defen-| jumping stop and tnrow 1° ent age 8 Se Rr. G.... Ree: I hay * Victor Aldridge, bulldogthearte1 On and on the two teams bat-|‘h® ‘baseball championship, they Moore, 2b. seoee--e 726 7 6 1 06 1 2 5 O 12811613 1 .967 |in the box too long. sive, partigularly his catch off! Bluege in fifth, cutting of Milicr............ ee ae valet a Sirens erm igtiem, that led, th h the dar drizzly | Vere down to stay. With the title Carey, cf. ....eseee 724 611 4 0 0 8 8 3 .458 14 0 1 -.983 - Smith in the third game as well as | Carey’s four hits, ahha tt) CEE eee Perry | series ® ° ally had seen the Pirave|tied, throug ‘ within their grasp they saw it sud- 1 f [oe me BOLE § 8:2 28038 6 1 Oe ’ . d the Cuyler’s Hayew,...:...::50ae = = team crack under fire, go up in the|afternoon and finally in the denly snatched away. Hilariously|parnnart If 0) yas 3 7 8 8 5 3 0 25012 1 0 1000 | Harris Answers amuian uf Chace Gee es ee cate, ae McDonald.’ ie Phi: nea MeCoy | as the > / crack under ’ , arnhart, + #eeeee £9 Goslin an oe i ce. : wees oo a4 a ‘ =n become rattled, make all man-/seventh inning the Washington happy one minute over apparent!y Bigbee, lL. f...cecose 4 8 1 1°'1 «0 0 0 0 °'0 .322 , .908 8:73 .972 ; “ae ‘ Details of the decisive batting. NEED MONEY” ee, PERE PO a . ae’ | ting "= morale? Hardly. Pitching ace/tors and good folks from the Na- Rube Oldham pitched the last “one ee 2 a ii ARS . Cone © 8 © @. e900 89-88 2 His Decision in Final and fielding features follow: pe pes Weather... .....15 SN ae Joh > knocked out. Costly error by an | tional ogres will nd gp ae inning for the Pirates. The bat Meadows, Pp ...see- 11000 00121 «0 .000 06 2 0 1.000 Gama. He Says. First game;_Traynor’s catch off rea Press, na OED 6.0 i catewenl — epee esr’ ington | infielder. Costly mistake by ajhad not been raining in ©; boy might just as well have! Aldridge, D. coooeee 3 7 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 O 000 0 4 © 1.000 ’ ime cutting off » Oe DOORS. . Estes ae I © such bold relief on the scoreboard | Pittsburg gentry will cry out that | ters, went to the plate in this cri- mt ey De eccecece 1:6 ee © 4.4. 6 6h ee be 2 ‘ooo. «6|img that he had pitched Walter Sam Rice's single with bases full in| baseball fans to raise $i nota eh oe of ee eee e. S on this cold, dark, drizzly day. it had to come. That the batter-|sis and held their bats on their ciel india Bley Be — Ss Johnson in the final world series fifth, giving winning margin to|puy a baseball club fora #8 8 CCC > | te the = “They are dons,” said the ex-/ing and desperate fighting of the|/ shoulders while Umpire McCor- TOTALS........ 230 25 6112 2 48217 4 26518289 7 1975 |game at Pittsburg te stein x Senators. * | popular tribute. | Syracuse Has Heavy Lime = | ing - “ has the/ Pirates was bound to break the; mick called third strikes. And “sentimental reasons,” Bucky Har- eis us Wi = perts tersely. “Johnson Com ; i Second : Grantham’s all{; The famo By the Associated Pross. | one. 1 osite Score by Innings, is, manager of the Washington: cond game: . Oct. 16— ” ) ein the sock and the National’ Washington morale. Bucky Harris could only line to p ris, g . | voiced his app INDIANAPOLIS Ind. ; ® gam | Moore. Club. ee © Oe 8 8 BR. Senators, declared on his return /| 2round hegre were preg wn ao prompting the Twenty-six husky exponents of oe in em ? d Fl ° The Senators now had a taste of |Washington ........ ceeccccscesseee 6 8 6 2 3-1 $ 1 BoE 59 9 here early today that he consid.| Barnhart’s running ca he could not say now football as it is played at Syracuse wed « inpaug S ujye yan [Ss the misfortunes of baseball. At/|Pittsburg .............. covmtesee 8-8 f 88k 4 6 tO8 OE Fe a pitching | 1m fourth, cutting off extra base | 10,040 Dolla be to atvevetie . went deena ae * last they knew how it felt to have Sacrifice hits S. Harris 4, Cuyler 8, Judge 2, Carey 2, Peckinpaugh, selection by President Ban John.| hit: Bluege’s stop of hot drive by “I wouldn't Ike the two-hour workeat hece- pesueread z B d Th w W rec W ashin ton H CS| victory snatched from them Last | Wright, Marberry, Coveleskie, Veach, Traynor and Smith. Stolen bases son of the American League as “a | Traynor in second; Cuyler’s home to be gained that Is ‘ before entraining for Bleomiaates ea. a a ro g op ry h : hi —Carey 3, Barnhart, Grantham, Bigbee, Peckinpaugh, McNeeley, Tray- we run, with Moore on base, winning anything like that” # to play Indiana University Satur- , year they were on the snatching nor. Double plays—S. Harris to Judge, 3: Peckinpaugh to Harris to | reflection on the Washington game in eighth. “but at the same day. The team appeared to have a a At any rate, Peck muffed that multitude of baseball crazy, title | end. Apparently beaten, they hud Judge; Bluege to Stan. Harris to Judge: Peckinpaugh to Judge; Covel- | pitcher. Third game: Sam Rice's catch |ful for the idea plentitude of heavy linemen andin M4 fly, with which Moore started the | hungry citizens. _ carried on in 1924, just as bravely | eskie to Peckinpaugh to Judge; Judge (unassisted); Smith to Traynor: Harris’ statement was made in of scale i Earl Smith as he fal} |!ng this movem fast working backs. son e i @ Even in the eighth inning, when | as the Pirates carried on this year. Moore to Grantham; Traynor to Moore to Grantham; Grantham (unas- ; seventh inning and Moore reach- bie oa Ged God. 5 ."

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match- liseum e Oct. of sev- e club, patch ve St thrill s pro- rompt t there. moter pro- his @ past onfi- main- ed the ridends oth in re and e feel tpon- , the weak- aham, Emith: 1 Krug e Kan- "or a ; days been > made Kap- idering Fried- Straus ig and led on issions id that i. Al- trans- everal “i the pester -. e Nov. have ghts 1925 Popular (Kiki) hero of » Sena- ies, for | s pinch | eciding ‘ecords ssingly $ Was oh of decid- home n€ for! handed elding putout vever- Berlenbach, Sid err stati 7erris or high-ranking fj i the main ey ent, sd ghter * . om No “Jolly Roger.” Ht Pirates are the boys put the “jolly” tn Jolly But there is One R oger who is not jolly. sThat is be Peckinpaugh, whose two yesterday won the title the Pirates, at a cost of 6 _ $50,000 to his tCAm-mates, | Peckinpaugh seemed jinx \ throughout the seri ea, we down by the burden of = up to league’s his reputation to his team.”’ | ; | | One can't help feeling | for Peck, a great player n | | mally. Put yourself in Place and figure how you w feel, today, knowing that y personally had been re for depriving each and ey ome of your 25 team about $1,900. ibe That's baseball. world’s serfes and Peck m burn up the diamond with brilliant playing. An¥how, won the title for last year. > e o Roger a Cinch. : HE National League's m valuable player award not yet been made. Roger Peckinpaugh might recommended as having prov the “most valuable Diayer ¢ Pittsburg.”’ er of the Rogers family, Rog Hornsby, will be the choice, However, it’s just as wel] Hornsby that the returns about all in before Cuyler his double, yesterday. - trick might have turned the against the St. Louisan. in Seven Games World’s Series and saving game: Joe Harris’ si gle, scoring Stan. Harris with wi ning run in seventh. Fourth game: Stan. Harris’ markable all around fielding, 1 | Cluding leaping one-handed cat off Wright in seventh, doubli Traynor off first, and bareha stop off Traynor in ninth, doubli Barnhart: Barnhart’s runn catch, robbing Joe Harris of ho run in opi successive hom by Goose Goglin and Joe Harris third, equalling record. Fifth game: Joe Judge's o stab of Carey’s smash for third out with two and two out inf aan noe ourth; Goslin’s s third | Barnhart’s hit, and Joe Harris’ third home scoring winni 3; the/ run. andi pickup and Sixth game: Wright's runni throw out of Sta ridge Harris from difficult position: G arge- ] con- son's | two! eatch efen- jumping stop and tnrow in's third homer of series and E die Moore’s homor in fifth, winni game. Cuyler’s runnin off Peck in third; Trayn out Seventh game: off | Bluege in fifth, cutting of hit:, 20 aS Carey's four hits, including thre ? a doubles, and Cuyler’s double, oe | ning game in eighth. hger- « “WOULD NOT LIKE TO van,| HAVE PEOPLE THINK ‘t25') NEED MONEY”—JOHN h off | BY the Aasociated Press. PITTSBURG, Oct. 16.— Walt notified by telegraph of the pl originating in Muskogee, Ok., f ll In | baseball fans to raise $1,000,000 a all Ase ; to buy a baseball club for him as popular tribute. The famous Washington pitche volced his appreciation of the sp! Rue] | Prompting the movement but sa base s by he could not say now just what h attitude would be toward It. “I wouldn’t like the impress OM to be gained that I need money ning janything like that.” said Walter “but at the same time I am grate atch |ful for the idea apparently inspir fell |ing this movement.’ hers mer ee ng t n : | RACING TODAY Rain of Shine 7 RACES | First at 1:46 P. M. FAIRMOUNT as ¢] “most valuable Plays Anoth Washingt But our guess is that anoth. euards. - | from his recent injury and will play | At center. ° 'fermer Michigan a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 & BILLIKENS AND t Louis Teams In the face of his hospital list, ‘Coach Savage will put a strong ‘eleven of the field although the, Hine will be made up of green men for the most part. Capt. Ramacci- etti will not start the game, Savaze ‘said iast night, but will certainly get in action before the close of _the fret half. His place will be ‘taken at the start by the sensa- tional Kapl, 189-pounder, whose “work jn last night's scrimmage was New Men to Te Seen. in the Billi- a eculer. ’ New men will be seen “Ken backfield in the person West coast, st unknown to fandom. y also get into action. Rt quarter and Kapl will serve to ‘balance the new combination. Kahie and Tom Sweeney will start on the ends and the guards will be Blum and Torres, both pls Strong Coach Higgins’ eleven will be headed by the diminutive Hayes at | Garter. Senne will be at fullback, , taking care of the berth formerly | filed by Capt. Levy. The Piker | “captain will today be seen at tackle, with Miller in what is ex- “Pected to be a big league tackle tombination. Fleun Is Lost to Team. Harding and McDonald, the latter Tiling the shoes of the dismissed m Floun, will take care of the Ives. Avis and Joe Hennessy are Blated for the end positions and rasher and Sommers at the Webster recovered Piker students and alumni met at ncis gym last nicht and plans ere Inid for backing up the team orrow. The Aggies, 23 in num- arrived in town this morning will workout on Francis Fiela afternoon. They ed by Coah Johnny Maulbetsch, and ‘all-America , who stated this morning that team tion. _ . Probable Lineups HINGTON. was in fairly OKLA. AGGIES “ee @® * © @ @ * Mitchell | Perry | Bennett DRURY .J. Davidson . Teissen Lockwood ath wes Mosley Wheatley Mehrle Fogarty i ats Estes Neale (C) | Syracuse Has Heavy Line. ; the Associated Proes. IANAPOLIS Ind, Oct. 16.— ty-six husky exponents of ll as it is played at Syracuse | ity went through a ur workout here yesterday © entraining for Bloomington ‘Play Indiana University & The team appeared to have a | Ge of heavy linemen and & Working backs. of Or- ' “mond, a good looking product from | ; and Smith, a back | | ham, | O'Reilly | ving their | Qret year of varsity football. | i i ! j | ] Sre accom- | shipshape | 'the Pirates (that’s the way for Washington. Connors | Wigissin’r | Shelby | Crowe | .Rodgers(cp) | Murray | McCoy | | Bowman | ting the gallant ‘The Boys Tried to Show How Bad i a —_ —~ ee _—~- -- Eee nee Se i i i i a a a a i a i i i a ee i a i i i a a They Cdald Look in a World Serious” CON ll ail all all ala a i a aan Aldridge. Couldn’t Hit the Foe’s Bats and Johnson Couldn’t Miss Them, in Final Game, Ring Says. By Ring Lardner. PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct. 16.— Wednesday the boys were all say- ing that this or that pitcher would. , be benefitted by the postponement of the game. Well, it looked like the only pitcher who was a bene-. ticilary yesterday was Rube Old- who pitched one innings and had the benefit of an entire series’ rest. In fact those of us who have followed the series through can’t remember the last time Rube pitched. It must have been sometime during the Spanish war. When Bill McKechnie shot him in there in the ninth innings we was all gnawing at ou? hearts and wondering who was this ham. “Oh,” said one centurion. must the Rube Oldham who used to be with Detroit and they asked for death certificates on him years ago Oid- “that he and Pittsburg claimed| — AAA MA i i i a i te a a a a a a a a a, a —RING LARDNER > Pirates’ Speed ‘and Hitting BPBDPLP ODD DLO APL ED ss Won Series, Says M’Kechnie)"?i22%82°% POPP PR RD OD OL DL DOLL OOOO } Gus Goecke] i i i as ~ ee ee ee ee o— Manag a Lot of Credit—Praises Senators for Gallant Stand in Title Battlés. By William B. McKechnie, Manager ¢f * aaggiont Champions. Copvright 192 Oct. 16.—Meet the: new baseball champions of the We beat Washington in the final bat- Before I start raving about I feel now) I want to say a few words They showed the Pirates a great game and hust- ling ball club and they showed us some stars like Johnson, Judge who are mighty hard to beat. whole Washington lineup and say something about every man who in | PITTSBURG, world, the Pittsburg Pirates. tle of the greatest series ever played. and Joe Harris, one form or another gave us plenty of trouble. I have been years, but I never saw series and especially such a@ game, from as the one that decided the title. There was hardly a moment that| the average ball club, | an average club. | 3 citing stuff flashed by the men|They are made of championship || Brighten | on both sides. did not see some spectacular, In winning, we | Johnson and the rest of the Wash- ‘ington club. De La Porte | figured the Sen were heavily against us, | team. stiff | Satur- |‘t | ) % As I said before, my team al- ways goes best when the situation | I have a club that) goes better when the test is a big! I believe you will agree with | | me in this by, what the Pirates is the toughest. one. showed in the Series. Team Showed Real Pluck. Facing the necessity of winning, the Pirates’ apologize thick of the fight right up to the | When two great ball! after he clubs meet both cannot win. Some-|' hree straight games, accomplished that. necessity of tackling son in the final battle, Facing in baseball for 20 had beaten us twice, such ‘a! not only beat him. ex-| are not forget- stand made by | Even when the odds. I never) ators had a better) the | falter John-| behind ,twice. | have been enough but the P rates are not stuff. i way flashed great stuff. | Carey certainly deserves a werte' of credit. He stood out with hi i hitting, base running, and throw-|, Knight. a ing. But I am not forgetting how)! perme |every man from Moore down to the. 7 ‘° pitcher came through with a)| Th ~ rts Th £ erg ai sg NE es 8 tc leg Be ese vervice E e e jenuine - ue e nick of time. | \ °, @ e-to- Your-Measure Speed and Hitting Won. show you how casy if 18 to The superior — % Speed and hitting overcame! - ) a the hundreds of men who have. come come bee pitching in the series. I believe’: , f. : for the second and of this ma- news Washington staff in some re-| O tain smoot ’ 4 Satis actol y ; oe ae wy a oe 4 'spects looked better than mine. | | And think of it, Coat, Vest and Trousers The Senators have nothing to)! a for onty ss Was sh > bib oars anneal oo for. They were in the s aves. sctinnatiientasesitesiiniagmnatuncnisiateniaitibiagill last minute. I might go down the the Pirates but had to come This might || to discourage || Every man on my club in vom | Mak Carey Holds All Seri- ception of Roger Pekin- | | paugh, in Another Way. | league, whereas Walter was oe | with us. that you could hit except by radio. | |Walter proved to be a wonderful | Vic had a great idea, namely walk | ’ ‘em and they will only get to first | base. Walter thought to himself: | | /never have to worry about a run- |ner on first base.” | It is a terrible strain to have a /on second. Carey a Glutton for Comfort. In the third innings Max Carey was on second base and thought ous Records With the Ex- ‘ | breaker to lose. “Hit their bats and then you will| frame we jumped four runs to the | good. it would be more comfortable on ‘third, and wherever Max thinks it will be more comfortable, there he goes. fort.. Well, anyway, He is a glutton for com-'| a fan setting | next to me said didn’t I think it was bad baseball for Max to steal 1925.) a ~—— ee eee ee - - —— | to the national game. | article I partially | him.” : ; “They can claim him as far as’ RING LARDNER_ hr mi Kye ange nee‘? IT am concerned” ‘| Asten, said, “Max has been saute cad sraraa Malate wee the way elie pe gow vat ee playing that kind of bad baseball think he should be the recipient ‘me ee Seen ve for 16 gears and fe still tm the | PieNt! ty decide whether or not the final : ; ‘ of #% memorial donated by the! -ama te tei | ail Wednes.| C2eue, and I can't say the same) | baseball writers with the { i ee ee ee cow“; \for others that broke into the, tion: ‘Mave lies Praag Ki T te at cay he looked at the weather and league with him. It may be bad | Oldham He has kept ing *% ss called the. game off esterday) paseball for somebody else to take | the Ct ist holi nai hag om "| he looked at his watch and dis-| ., chance of stealing the next base, | a ee olidays’. covered he had not wound it. i'buts Max ain't taking chances | | With which remark the meet- “What time is it?” he asked. | wh , "4 Pot Megane a ice te ing was a#djourned and most of “Going on November,” was the | _ es A a} a ap ee the delegates hobbled out of the| reply. ion there. An 1e ont mean | oar series to try to procure | “Play the game,” ordered the gp ieee t the old boy got Siva’ ft S . 7? ° eee tape oT ee pPoueue. 2 ee tor sweet hits and so far as I know | Thanksgiving dinner. that puts him way ahead of any-| Diamond Like (Chicken-a-la- So the game was played, if you body, else in the records of this, on could cal! it played. sarten. g. | Somebody came up to.me and With the possible exception of | It took a left-hander to finish!) said it was a great thing in Walter Roger Peckinpaugh in another | ‘up this series and make it com-;| Johnson's favor that he had this | way. | plete. Everything else had hap-/extra day's rest. | The final game seemed to be a | pened. The final game was played “Listen,” I said, ‘“‘when a MAN | cerort on the part of lots of the | in semidarkness and on a field! gets as old as me and Walter, WhY | noys to see how bad you can look | that resembled nothing so much/another day only means you are |)" a worki’s series. I don’t know ,as chicken-a-la-king. The next| another day older.” who wins that argument, but can) series will be played during the When the game finally began | +61) you that neither Aldridge or | night with no lights on the field; Walter and his opposing hero, Vic) l old Walter has got a chance with so that no one can possibly teil) Aldridge, seemed equally old, but). me of the fans that has seen it| what happened. it worked in opposite ways. Vic | through. Or ain't it through? “That will exonerate us all.” eee as x he was in another (Copyright, | -|~— |'of Tuesday’s game “No Disgrace to Be Defeated by Pirates” ‘| Washington Shortstop Offers an Apology to Umpire By Roger Peckinpaugh, Washington Shortstop. (Copyright, 1925.) PITTSBURG, Oct. 16.—Well, it’ 8 | all over. Naturally the result came. Vic didn’t pitch nothing | as a great shock to us, as we got) | off to such a good start. The Pi- | ‘three-or-no-count.’ Yesterday's affair was a heart- In our yery first Later we were leading 6—3, land as late as the eighth had the edge when my homer runner on first base. Walter avoid- | a}] deadlock. It ed this by having most of them [I had made an error and I felt that 'I had made up for this miscue and. at last had sprung into the lime- | came right after light. But it simply was not our day. I feel particularly sorry for Wal-| The old boy deserves, dramatic situation, all basepall can give him and a vic- | Badger coach until this year was tory for him would have given him | chiefly concerned in teaching foot- He went in there| ball to the Michigan eleven. George a bad leg and gave his all but | Little has done a great work al- ter Johnson. another record. with it“wasn’t enough. Manager McKechnie has a great! | team. Not only was it stronger de- |fensively than I expected it would be in this series, but every member. is a real slugger and none seems toa know when he is beaten. not feel like this is any disgrace. I want to take this occasion to' make an apology- which I feel is due both to Umpire Moriarty In an earlier blamed the logs to made by this arbiter in the third frame of that game. was written by me hastily after the | battle, when [was pretty well dis- | | couraged over the defeat and was) | not read carefully by me. sult, it looked worse in print than |I intended, and I feel that, in justice to the game and the umpire in question, this explanation is due. For the next few months I plan to forget baseball. The in the title set. — i te i ae a ee a a ae a a.” a a” an | one must lose. In this case we haa? FOOTBALL GAME _the good fortune to be the winner. | Springfield "N ine Wins. | Oct. 16.—With pitching steady ball, ithe B. and M. Tires, a team of | Sorinassets Three Eye Leaguers, in exhibition game, defeated the er of New World’s Champions Asserts Carey Deserves | tzeteo of David nine of Benton Har- | bor, Mich., 3 to 1 yesterday. Kin- sella hit a home run for the Spring- field club. | HERE TOMORROW ‘ ) ee ee a ee a a a a a Drury vs. St. Louis U. at St Louis U. Field. Oklahoma Aggies vs, Wash- ington at Francis Field. Clayton at Kirkwood. Ritenour at University City. Central at Principia. Soldan at St. Louis U. High. Sparta, Ill., at Roosevelt. ‘Eastern Critic Favors Yale Over Penn — Illinois ls Limping f] martonas and hit bat after bat. | Tates wer@ forced to beat us on a} | | game i game, broke a six-'| I. do} that our loss to a team '| this time. On the other hand Notre Dame has not departed from the lar. Wilt, wrinkle and 4nd ¢normal stride of development for wear proof. this contest+—as she usually does. 35 3 for $1 00 'The writer picks Notre Dame to Paative tenes then Sais . a decision | This article | As a re-| Senators | * | will be right back fighting for the | ‘turn them. Grand Old American League rag | thinks not. again next year and here's hoping | ©xpected. 'that we not only win it. but keep | | right on with our winning ways | ‘game always rigorously contested a oe a — - “Perey Picks Notre Dame to a a OPN OPA ee ON alla all lala all lla al alll all ll al eal —Peck Defeat Army Eleven Tomorrow: ee ee i i i i i i COPBBOPL OLD OA ed ‘ Along With Undeveloped Line and lowa Is Likely to Gain Victory Over Zuppke’s Men. — A Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. By Lawrence nage i (Coprright 1925 NEW YORK, Oct. 16.—In numerous football camps the date, | Oct. 17, glows with a luminosity which is sinister, or promising as the case may be. It is rare that a mid-October date offers so many contests which carry the strong likelihood of bearing significantly upon post-season rankings. Here they are: g Yale vs. Pennsylvania; this is a/jreal fire. Nebraska, smarting un- which will bring together|der the defeat administered last two strong teams, both of which| week by Missouri, will be in a dan- have hurried a bit not only for this | |gerous mood indeed and Washing- but for other important ton is sure to be in for a strenuous struggles lying immediately ahead. afternoon. The writer feels Two strong lines will be opposed | Washington will take this contest. and rival backfields of singular |For Nebraska seems at this time merit will strive to advance the’! more of a defensive than an offen- ball in a variety of ways. Either | sive team. team may win, but the writer! [Illinois and _rather inclines to Yale on the | | ground of better instruction. | Wisconsin vs. Michigan. A) inasmuch as the Iowa. A contest Wisconsin, and has de- Here again [ready at veloped a strong outfit. either team may win, but the writer | picks Michigan. | Picks Notre Dame to Win. | Army vs. Notre Dame. Another | great game. The army has lost some star players of the 1924 outfit and is hardly the team it was last fall at height PHILTEX. The new fashionable semi-soft, banded col- 'win, however. Georgia Tech vs. Florida. The Yellow Jackets will probably be found to be suffering from some reaction from their New York trip. Not one of the 35 players had ever peen the nation’s metropolis. The > a —— ee | which will have a peas upon -onference honors. Illinots is imp- ing along with an undeveloped line and the lowas are likely to admin- ister a beating te Zuppke'’s men. —_—$$—$—$———— Wideweaves- have won their popularity by a wide margin, They have cap- tured comfort in color com- binations of ‘unusual appeal tosmart sights and sounds and traveling, combined with the hard game they played, may be found to have softened them a little, and Florida, strong team this fall, may over- But the writer rather A Tech victory may be Princeton vs. Navy. Here is a “If You're the Man Whose Collar Does Not Fit—I Want to See You.” ‘from beginning to end. But the | Tigers are nowhere near where ‘they should be at this time of the season and it would not surprise | Special Announcement Every Garment Turned Out by Me Bears a UNION LABEL ‘the writer a bit were the Middies to strip the Jersey feline of his pelt. Syracuse Should Win. Syracuse vs. Indiana. An inter- sectional game. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Associated Prees. : gee ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 16.— Coach Fielding Yost, University of mentor, pro- : Michigan football ne ‘ nounced his charges fit for the ; battle against Wisconsin at Madi- | son Saturday, at the conclusion of secret practice yesterday. Thirty- three men comprising the full squad entrained late iast night for Madison. Phied Ae wr Aw - a Se a Pa aa oe ea ee A ee en Se ad Heads We Win! We. winevery ‘ee head upon which ee * we place one of these 5 Hats. Their striking smartness sets them apart from all others; NS ED Pr me CYA init Ai fa RE PRN FE A mC Reng oR’, ay te ies oblate ath' >. 4, cahaadint ada eter . “2 a . ‘ ap ‘ ea, 4 — on - . ws. ee ene eT eRe Y trere ~ mew shapes; new col- . Ors; new bindings— ~ and, we take extraor- 2. ~ dinary care that the : Hat we sell you fits. : A Quality : Special at ree & & ws pat Bly ny hac at Sixth ll ae de ae ae aaa a a ee ee ¥ i By the Aagsociated Frees Train” of baseball has been wrecked, out will be back on the line within a few months | While friends blamed slippery rals for the upset, the “Train” itself, Walter Perry Johnson, of the Washington Senators, turned from his preparations long enough to re- mark: “It was as fair for one as for the other.’ He was sorry, of course, but his head was held high and at the age of 38, he looked forward to con- quests on the diamond. |; ~“I gave them ali I had but it |; Wasn't enough,” he said. “My arm and my injured leg. wrapped in bandages, felt all right all the way. They beat us. and I guess that's al! i there is to it.” Pittsburgers, gone wild again jafter 16 years, became silent as .Z . - 2% z ‘ Zz & : 4 . ; - . - : « . oa . = | . 7 > é . Fy - ; : a . : : j ‘ - 7 - ; a 3 - ’ - : t d : : - _ = . + . . F ,3 - 4 ° . ; i j '* - | . b % . * r ” stp o wes - " ; . % - ; , : g | 3 Bae. 4 | baseball's great veteran left his [quarters and went through the Srandstand to his waiting car. Hand after hand reached out to grasp his and many times he was told: “We're sorry, Walter, that it had to be you.” So Walter Johnson left what may | Prove to have beén his last world's series game, a vancuished pitcher | receiving the honors of a conquerer, and in a hostile city. De Paolo Sets Record. By the Aasociate’ Prees. SALEM, N. H., Oct. 18.—Peter De Paolo broke the world's automobile racing record for a mile and a quar--, ter oval track yesterday at the new |Rockingham Park board track, | when he covered a lap tn 32 3-6 seo- onds. De Paolo reached the speed of 1382-10 miles an hour in the | qualifying test for the 360-mile championship race te be run here; Saturday. ti i i dda aa aaa id ‘ } Peck’s Errors Kept . } Smith From Being PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct. 16.—Be- ) Cause the Pirates refused to ac- cept defeat when it appeared that defeat was certain to be their portion, Roger Peckinpapgh, in- stead of Earl, “Oil’ Smith, will ) £0 down itn history as the goat of the 1825 strugie for the world’s baseball championship If the Pirates had lost, as it appeared for so long that they were certain to Jo so, Smith ‘ would have been the goat. For Earl Smith would hare been blamed for prolonging that ter- » rible first inning Im which the Senators assumed a four-run tead. Smith missed two pitches, ‘ scored as wild pitches, but which should have been caught by the catcher and he gave the Senators a run by interfering with Peck while he was batting. Peck grounded to Wright, and on the grounder Bluege was forced at * second, but because Emith had > touched Peck’s bat Bluege was reinstated, safe at second. Moreover ha dthere been two down aj the time Moore would not have fumbled Ruel's ground- er. Eagerness for a double play » caused the fumble, which per- ‘ mitted another run to cross the ~~~ a Yate Cay 29g-—, « . ~~, — eee ee * — oe” e~t — eh an ba me : ¢ me . PO EN AG OE le AC SRE SECS RIN cern ee oon id Z Be" lt ais ’ s ? y nee z Kiel iy c WES hein heehee. . iatakat.t ttn ttt? ee OPE *750 en’s Oxfords COMFORT DURABILITY The 3 Shoe Essentials A Variety of Brand New Models Tan or Black + + Grain or Calf 4 Arr Fe OR eA Oe ee ee bee ole ttt ee DODD OOD OOOO oo Ooo EET ee = EGR OR ARs A | a (MN ek RR ARE ee Cae ERE. Cah A eA ER et = >» DOODIOONNS NR tre ater & COSOOOSSS MO AMG chm ewe : - aikedieettie e SOOO Deen =~ — ee the ~ SSR 2 ee OSes Ne ee SPORT | T BY PIRATES PITTSBURG, Oct. 16—The “Big | , Upio the minute* in Style Marvels in Value — Fi ao & aA . ee ‘ ¥ ‘ ae * ” - ‘“ ™ 53 a Me 5 Z z * aS a me, Ez. wal EF, : . » i > a - ai z = £ 2 atar. om the Post -h ’ Laas > Py Be 2a PER 2a i hee ce ae a 4 er x 7 - A =) Be = ~ > second RACE sombre. first: Wars hie third oxi arin 94 = Fairmount Scratches. f—Adrtentare. fr reth. maAt reen égrina*.- n nest. Fae. Wise Leke. Dal- * Orieva. * arles Eneique and a. mill Bes. riers, Goldea s~D RACE—Rep —? ' eaus. GilerT. Wr. BHiltmere, ~ nee Bills rar > mAC Re . ae F Ac B—Beb Harri« | rirTH RACE—Liberty. Teenie. jniece rece. island Wairy. Mise ha Vendell and ‘ appic. Raining and sloppr. By Dent McSkimmung. — —— —— oe FAIR™M . NI * A‘ -— [rA* KR. rOLILIN= sa L& na myriad of ‘ittie pools} ; tay of ra There were Jeckey © 'u “ ® - 1540 persons in tne para she horses went %0 poet im as ie ~ " . | a , " e- —— ; She first race ‘\Iost o he patrons 443 gaht the sheiter of the betting 4 ander the grand stand, to ¢4- or ehifty wind and a misty rain ) ga - me foreign-bred sen of enar-P rthenis hung vp A” ur’ > mn eix races at Fair eun’ when »e naeed Old Top - » ne furiong win the ; at easiit ola Top bong at Sowever ta finish second, an ‘ forr: » favorite “a6 third : were six starters and the) ethers were never close UP J. Walk a vroungster who has, been identified with O E. Pens fad. rode in Tire race yester- day Hie mount was Shangha’, a the seventh The boy weighs only $4 pounds. His work as 4 practice boy in workouts indicates me will get his share of winners. . — locke c: Iruncan who 7 aa : + thrown f ™ the saddle y the = . = ff ere boisterous Son of Tromp, suffered 4 @prained ankle but he is not likely to be incapacitated more than one éar as he fell at the post. he Barrow.iy €S3 aped ea ail around him D _ >: —_ . . ~ é * af ‘3 ee * five days Was subordination at the poet im the race He bad the ieg up OF es.nu -# * & ™.e e*rane’er of horses Via +a os 7 ** . os ? ok ite = wi Ve falming route w @us 4“ Hodge. who trains the St. Ber- urd Sable. tnciuding the con gar esterday claimed * a*>+ tan se Grubs The price was $1500. : ; T ‘nation of Belle K..' 4th Vernon Wallis im the gacdile, « . the « race at Fairmeust. a : Tomorrow’s Fairmount Entries. First - Six) adéed aiming. - - rAmmwoarsr J REY . e be 5) 3-5, @9) allen, Sh; Captets Se 4.4. ; i eT 3.4, ~~, erm: eT B-Se Th ter, 16 3-5. 3 3. Priece. 1) 48 4-5. Sport Scaff. = a 4 . toe. | on » F ippy track as 2 €1BSt 1G > F - a ae , : meted 3 to Jockey L. Bazer ‘oF -«. it Mui- yi more. r-old colt, from the Cannes - Bal Stable. owned OF 3 P. and H.ji* 5 ° Consis'en: winner recently at Uma- = , ha ot inte the money yesterday | thrrd rac COLLINsTie. mi. Get. 4 kept down the sem®rr aad Se®ality of werkeoats =f F sirmeert Five ferteag=) John Jobasoe Jr- Six furtengs: Cimmaren, 1:97! Charcest. 1:193-5: Seth ANB, Mite: Tele 067, Weddtee

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‘Wy Bad Weather a sth Day of Racing at. nsville Sees Another Muddy Track. At Fairmount. ‘Weather. cloudy; track, sloppy. | ‘yinst RACE, purse $1000 added, claim. | » for S-year-olds and up, 5%, furlongs | g , 211 (4. Dillea), $3, 82.50 and — Te first; O14 Top. 104 (V. Wallis). | Be and $2.60: second: Zorro 109 (A. Se ), $2.50, third. Time, 1:10 2-5 rim Maid, Guvnor and Chopsticks also | > gEcOND RACE. sombre. first: Wara- second; Brinkley. third. > Fairmount Scratches. | FIRST RAC E—Adventure, Froth, | Springs. Keyntone State, Reck, Fee. Miss Luke, Dal- | Orieva. (arlos E:neique and a mil i , SECOND RAC E—Reprieve, Golden cae, Venus, Glory, Mr. Biltmore, | Str Ralph. | THIRD RACE—Billy Star. =fovtRTH FACE—Bob Harri«. / ; FIFTH RACE—Liberty, Teentle,. sce, Island Fairy, Miss | Vendell and Cappie. Raining and sloppy. By Dent McSkimming. r the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. FAIRMOUNT RACE TRACK, YOLLINS VILLE, i}.. Oct. 16.— Mater lay in a myriad of little pools the sloppy track as the eight- nth day of racing opened at Fair- sunt Jeckey Club. There were ly 2500 persons in the park hen the horses went to post in first race. Most of the patrons | pought the shelter of the betting | ring. under the rand stand. tn es- Beape a chilly wind and a misty rain Rajah, the foreign-bred con "epurber-Parthenis, hung up his h- vitory in eix races at Fair-. ant, when he pased Old Top rone furlong to win the first mt, easily. Old Top hung on, ver. to finish second. and Mrs Were never close up. J. Walker, a youngster who has! beth identified with O. E. Pons’ gable rode his first race yester-| 4 ‘day. Hie mount was Shanghai, in the seventh. The boy weighs only $6 pounds. His work as a practice boy in workouts indicates he will get hig share of winners. Jockey G. Duncan. Who was, @iurown from the saddle by the @ boisterous Son of Tromp, suffered u Meprained ankle but he is not likely ou never will pay more, y models the best dress- S0—WHY should you ‘ailoring shops direct to ll-w6ol fabrics. Finest n't do it anywhere else Y PAY MORE? SEE! ¥. Ags he fell, at the post, he owly escaped serious injury as put not on him. A suspension of five days was eted out to Jockey L. Bazer for naubordination at the post in the Wehestnout Giri. The transfer of horses via the @aiming route is still quite active. T. Hodge, who trains the St. Ber- fard Stabile. including the colt Muli-' Wgih, yesterday claimed Gilmore, Ball Stable, owned by J. P. and H. | Grubb. The price was $1500. ———— The comibination of Belle K., th Vernon Wallis in the saddle, a ‘SOnsisient winner recently at Oma- .. ALL $22.50 . ALL $22.50 ALL $22.50 ALL $22.50 -in the firet race at Fairmount. : ‘a RE e ‘Tomorrow's Fairmount Entries. | Pitet race, $1000 added. claiming. 3 ids and up. five amd ome-hali fu: ALL 22 50 Oture ....11% Carr .. 1O4; | © s Burigque..1* Golden Sta: re es John- * Settee $ } *Hidden Jewe. ALL $22 50 i:? Sinter Heier i 7 Sister tielene sd Aleo eligibie a & *% 1,4 Top .. liv race, $1°9000 added 4-year-o ds WP, claiming «six furlongs: \ 112 atter what you select ek a ine 12 YM . "12 ‘Idle Be 304 ORE? ay hae liz Char oa] eo ; 19s *North Pere 5 Qoeen Charm *Sombre V1 ‘ "Maxima bit pind tire $1100 added, allowances, 2 i Toot “ids, fire ang one hali furlongs —* . a 10 Virginity 29” Fo ; Beth .. -24 Double Rainpow a7 s $1100 added. claimine ‘rn. 1p, one mile and 7) sarde 7 Santa | nck and ‘ ee 50 PT eal iss . . *Turnberrys }11 * 3 - a en Tace $20) added “The Bt Lion's | i? sind | ry.) > 3-year-olde and up. one mi. Groom.....1''1 Seth's Alibt Vay Du # “4 ...06 Gunsiz? “09 r @a . eran C : 1 iv ‘eran f ° 11 ? s Firetoma. J. B. Tar $1100 added e yaged le Be je '15)0 68 Rtanewer’! , =——_—_— eet Mouse. 113 Jackson bes ~ fo y Mar Marionette v2 r Coral Reef .1 _ Beventh ura $'100 added almng. 3 ——. ™ “and un. one and one-quarter *Solcher *ce Ma re . ** ee * ’ e ine ¢t Peat postion a Fairmount Workouts FAMMOUNT JOCKEY CLUB, S mes 5. mW. Oct. 16— iy kept down the namber and 2 " ef workouts at Fairmount ai feday. Were they are: @ Bertciahes: &ir Lawnfal. ' Bt Gee, 393-5, Pecket Meuse, Be Ocean Cerrent, 40 5-5. “ Pour furlongs: Hesolution, 51; ee a Toy, 522-5; Texas, 4: a SS; Meddling Mattie, 54; e ermer, S83; Happy Bob. ee St. Allen, S55; Captain Seth, Ras. Ne ra AY! . Pive feriongs: John Johnson Jr. Ag 25, Chemiseric, 1107 3-5; Tts- fer, 1:04 2-5. Bs ferionge: Cimmaron, 1:571 1, 3:198-5: Seth's Alibi, + 1:49 4-5. . - » _— d ASBESTOS—Ma Quince Can Shoot a Bul SO THAT LAND LORD WANTs To RAISE MY RENT, EH ? WELL, TUL WRITE HIM A NOTE THAT'LL BE SO HOT ITU GIVE Him HARD BOILED Eves’ pp a STEN To THIS, HONEY — OF At THE MEANEST SAPS IN THrS WORLD You TAKE NERVE WAS BUCK SHOT, YOUR WOULD LOOK LIKE A LOAD oF CAVIAR — "1 ae | i i a ne ee ee CHARTS} Webster Plays — At Louisville | rr PF. ees i et Eighteenth da UNT_ RACING, Weather cloudy; track sloppy. - acing Results =; Racing Entri >, a favorite, was third. There) - oniy six starters and the|,,, tT be incapacitated more than one | pig; Mthe horse stepped ail around him) s t race. He had the leg up on Pew BA Z-year-old colt, from the Cannos | 1 At Latonia. ha, got into the money yesterday | thira + she zi Weather, raining; track. sippy. FIPS T RACE $1500 Latonia ScTatches. Youngstown Scratches. up. {ive and seed’ tur held } Aneel tna . LEX IS WINNER OF MIDDLEPARK STAKES ONLY FOUR JUVENILES IN EMPIRE FEATURE ee. — Rockne Takes 37. Horses. Ws. Jockics. Mosque. 115; Richards Mite; Tale, 2:47; Wedding | Illini Player Improves. ¢ Agpeooale) Prees 'RBANA, ! Oct. 16—James FE, Whitfield, freshman quarterback at the Inivereity ef lliinoie who was seriously injured in practice against the varsit: Wednesday afternoon, was much improved yesterday and is «expected to recover Early diagnoses gave cause for reports that Whitfield was not ex- nected to live but he regained con- sciousness vesterda’ morning - has been gaining strength o6en- i stantly. 4 na -—_——_— —— to HOLLOCHER EXPECTS ~ | ' — — —_ —_—_— — — — _ = - & ASBESTOS’ LATE SPECIALS ARE ROCKY AND LITTLE VISITOR AT LATONIA AND FORNOVO AT LAUREL. TO PLAY NEXT YEAR | Rw the Associated Prees. Oct. 16.—Charley Hol- ‘runnin nplace broke t art | O t . te an ‘HICAGDO, HORSE FAILS TO WIN, inning unplaced. rok he heart iwon the Czarewitch stakes, and ‘ former Chicago Cube etar of his trainer, Vassili Wadonsky,! Transvaal was nowhere. jlecher TRAINER KILLS SELF who committed suicide by hanging _---— - ishortstop now on ane # retired a ;upOn his return from England yes- : thinks he will be able to return the Associated Prees. terday. crema Stops areverg to the lineup next year. He hes ~ °c ~ . : . . “VELAND, Oct. 16.— Car] Tre- | wrt? Ine MetCarthy new man - MAISONS - LA > rane Transvaal won th rs ri CLE lwritten . ) ; 50 , FFITT! France, he idgyrnes | . Grane prix de maine knocked out Benny Gershe tn emer of the team. that he has about 16.—Fatlure of the tace horse; *sris at Faris in 1988 st the Se- ‘the final round of a 10-round bout|regained his health and that he Transvall to win the Csarewiltch | precedented odds of 125 to 1. here last night. They are Cleveland ‘thinks he can take care of his berth Stakes at New Market, England,! Forsetti, a French bred gelding | bantamweights. regularly. | 9 , There's «a ; feeling of 5 security when you buy at ea hy hb “ . hy’, . did | i a = , OG ; x EB : ‘ 4 5 ee 7 , . - Ay ,. eel ¢ 0S ”, ; SK ph ihy The ie 2 ‘ ae ia 2 & . Sf, _ rd ‘a pone es . . vA 4 . v - ‘< \ 4 a You cannot judge quality by the price alone —and most men realize it—although, even against their better judgment they often pay foo much for their clothes. What the ordinary retail clothier does is no concern of ours—but what you do is most certainly our con- cern—inasmuch as we have it in our power to “put vou straight” on the clothing question if you will only let us. Thousands of Bond’s New Models -Pants Suits [7% Topcoats and /@ 7 . oA , Migs y es ll td ? jg. The price you pay us rep- oy? resents only one simall- “6 aneed $35 Valne he profit—that of the man- hn ufacturer. Our system of selling from Factory D1- rect to you elminates every itern of unnecessar* |} distributing expense and}| brings ) ‘ B on d a . Clothes to you at practically i : the whole- \\ \\\\ . . sale price. {// ; . oo —, ¥ Overcoats! “Overcoats! ; Bond's overeoat display is nothing . short of wonderful. It ic most rep- 4 resentative in its range of patterns ° ‘ and authoritative as to style. Come in, Men—You don t have Let Bond's be your overcoat store! ———_ 9 to buy unless you are fully ; d W Right! ae : co | convince e are ig Bond's “eka ; The more difficult vou may be to convince now—the . ) ri] ‘} 3 's Clothes sond’s values. If ‘ better hav will appreciate Bond's othes and Bone a u a an Ss ‘ Bond's didn’t represent a most unusual quality for the prices we “ vi : , . . ask. we wouldn't now be doing a most phenomenal business. Come Suits and in—see for yourself——-compare ! ey Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. Overcoats Cleveland i_hnicago anroa If you have planned to pay $63 or | en 75 for a suit or overeoat you be interested in Bond's *‘ De Luxe”’ line. It is by far the finest that can be produced—irrespective of price! 8S f inctirroaeti Yanene ‘ ity St Leuls Lorein Boston Buffalo Milwaukee (anahe Newark Trarton Washington Min neapeoiis soy» ORF e-. Bas page a ot ay Ps ye her ee he

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fi aheee falas’. OR ring - . P —o nent ae een ee FRIDar, illite OC” —TOBER a TS a3 BOYS _SCLESMEN Wanrep yy _2o1OP #802: DON'T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right price. post-risPATCH oe MAKE $50 A A WEE - g et HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE -- | =+AUTOMOBILES = \|.=. AUTOMOBILE S = > or i our silk how. ° i ge, i. . , , Es | vORDS We Pes. mat | 6 |tamily “or business nse. somtit; fine tor | muaranteed: bargain. 2323 Locus (e7) | |||! | Buick Touring ........... $150 Dodge Touring .-+- .. $428 . roe dsters: h. Bomont "1066. : family or b usiness use: ¢ onaid ler trite op _evenings and Sunday. - : Studebaker Roadster ..... $700 Studebaker Coupe «-- ae ce ence will sell quick: tra e and tevmer | and ruaranteed 30 days: a ep.el — rae - pis 2 A} | eI cstty “ADD 1838 8 T9.B China Cabinets .$10-¢15 | 4-Piece Walnut Bed- Coa] Ranges $35 = |——3000 AUTOS WANTED [mente *alwave open STA! Tonthly vay: | value: Viberal terms ox trade, “Open Sune ||| | 2729 N. Grand | 5618 Graves Ht é ee : } . + . e =~ . ee ee oe } ‘ L JF b. ian / , ' & > i i ni 8. i i if age: ; - “ » ' . ; eo CANVASSERS r room Suites 75 | m shipping South. | Epo ee enc Ae CO.. | Staats “Ren, 3067 Olive. Tit | AT ST. LOUIS AY, GRAVOIS AND BATES - ik: SOLICITORS—we ? SOUICrngaEE Valnut Buffets .$10-$20 fed Liy- | Oak Sideboards. . .$5.00 || _*"* ™™uGNRRUE SSIS tocust. |. Lo TM | FORD TUDORS — 4, Oldsmobile Bedan ....$695 cdutnen iedtatinih-xs> oe "a ke Pi, i tHs a &P) and A i) « ; — — a > m4 ee? é ? Ieee _ — _—-— — | yk! Co | ae ee Etudebake — a 4 wie 3 Pe. Or erstuffed Liv ¢ Autos Wtd. Badly O Maxwell oupe Several late models, in ap ~ oom condi * : Studebaker Coupe ...$725 | tup. Special Touring... .- a a on asemen: Bera, «APD - : a : a. os e 1 . ract tion: price¢ low; terms, trade Hit | = oi Pe rores il fo start, = Desement. Scruges-Vanse ‘Reed Rockers ....$5.00 ing Room Suites. . $75 | Kitchen Chairs . . .$1.00 Torte Pay cast See,us "Washington bl | 5 dlec “wheels and “over B00” neato | TATE MOTOR CO. INC. | | a soe —~ | Peed emetic: $560 |‘ |; ai. Ks . OLIVE MOTOR CO., 291! Folks, it's a dream. Buy itt and eurprise | lilt) | Jewett OuriIng® ...... v9 | Studebaker Tou ' ti ? a ’ ' . cB) . y Sn . } ry i} id j ; : 45 x , Tables 5 OO 3-Pe. Reed Fiber Bed ¢ hifforobes £10 __Bomont 1103. your friends. You I get it for $650. Oh.| 3041-43 Lor: 8 . Or en nights @: 2 Beet Coens ack...::.. $195 | | etuachaker ap. 6 Phaeton. $12 — 7 ee O AUTOS WTD. | iy 27th atte TiLAW "sobs oitke |, tester Remett touF | 6) | Ford Coupe --.-. Dear Sedan, 1924 7 | nee eetien e- $595 | Nash oa pe esaseeyL RY $695 | | 1ers S200 ws $8. , cee ee o Y | $100 to $1500 spot cash: dont’ sell be- | Well ow Py ed and in first-class condi- |||} | (“Mandier Sedan ...... * ee Sees seen es®" $605 | Chi on o~ Pe. O7 erstuffed Bed | | fore you ase | Rg OnE Ls Grand. S I ition: pr d terms attractive | Hupmobile Coupe sarees | Dodge Coupe .....-+----: | 00 4 ( i ) JE r P oO - Ww uncicidepeansigmnaitmmmniiiiia atin a tala aie en — Iron Beds = 8 gg A al . $1. Suites $75 Bed Springs ae #1, | Lire buyers gaeegy a One is an Oakland coupe with fire new est Side Buick Auto Co. a * guaranteed: all for $495: $300 down ccd| Open evenings” “Delmar 900. * | 2944 LOCUST i] Bni g ; 00 : | ; - Y | B ff t $15 | Don't give your car 21000 on — —_ | “_— gt ge a four-passenger Moon 1925 TUDOR SEDAN nh AT GARRISON AV. one . t st-? a Floor Lamps i $8. ea aphs (2a @.624'6 66 & % $15 W alnut u CUS ....¢ ’ it or lend you | » ae Lory tt: wen ad- | couse n whi ich we have spent $187 oa ee. ae — a ee | | | Ford Touring ...... = aS Serene 3400 4 ore. White sirl. win ‘ork: : “ge? ar; | ut ! th ition that you wou ly equipped: a dandy bargain: trade yc Overland Touring....$200 | Fort Sedan ...... ) ure, white eirl, with ‘oor ork: || vanced. your own terms; yOu keep car; | to put !t in the condit i a wee ann tae her r d For- ||) vers 500 | Buick Coupe ...... $12 : ‘146 = rece . rane 44 ’ Ford. Many other Tudors and F " T t ... §500 | Buick Coupe . any 614 5956 Ce ha nnendats ‘ 2 m ] EF oy ‘5 ms bring your title |want it It loo ks as go rin ge d : Be one terms. | Marmon Touring. aN | ol “hate Sed "$678 DIOS Cabanne : nc asy erms s ‘ 10 fect condition in everv resp dors to select from: convenient we : % .... $275 | Willys-Knight Sedan... $6 Pi UBESSMAKE R—TtHelner ». ' Low Prices and sine Terms Low Prices a ‘ . | r YAHLEM iy ies: m. (c&) Mae ented is $825. on easy terms. | Open Sundays and evening. | a‘. Nash Touring... os06 Studebaker Sedan... .§706 i ze legiaive. 6507 pene &pprencj | 1035 N. Grand The next one is a Nash four-paaesence: | JOHNSON AUTO CO... 38667 Olive een SaeeTes > +++ 345 Buick Touring . 8645 i - v7 Pershing or sulle SERRE Oe SE a EE shila ——- , | leoune. We have nainted ft. put on seat Oldest Ford Dealer in St. Louis. _ Flint Browugnem . . tH Studebaker Touring. $545 i E L a 4 AT ' OR Cin? a ee 4 ree aco 5 pae es a » Ser iS an ' B days ‘week. 71 76 “Mane! heeter, 3 iH — - 3995 Buick Master c ai ° , adh, more—a Cha'mers S-pasnender ie n £01 _ 1 nhc mt st we _Bomont 9 rT, 9 |i If, DISTRIBUTORS ; na re for ° chi! dren: 5 or ii riginal fintah in wood condition +: mM b it T'DE BAKER z \ " 5 . . i IAN — wages. se - abany 2632 it R] §- 22 N, 11T H STREET ’ | | ee UNnUBl iall¥ g£oO00 buy in th is &)> ier ndid Be : moc TO. ear and wil! kive tho ee e408 1 95 Hup: a ile & iil s8TUD CO ' : A: ' ‘ ‘. f r) ¢ = sa tiafarton , ryice. miVv are i /A\ big \ db q MAN—For general housework. “Call l1ith. Between Franklin and Morgan a fa | o fully equipped. : A ra | eee oe et terms. sain dan: save S800: terms: trade eae Ls . SS == - = = - = ——— — iS > ki LOn j " reyton 23. peas ~ #100. 00 D AVEN ETTE SU ITE. IS 2 ES Te i ag a $ 55.00 in W est Side Buick uto | saa cara are all on dienlay at our . NIVERSAL, 3401 Loc ist Open — —S-—= = T ' c fa le = — riy, care amal] child; ti¢ | . 7 An Hin ineslhie? and McPherson | toa anes af anno Locum. We Will @adivt ipatiiiieniel ourin a or Sa tn] ee i more for nome: $15 month. 4003 } 1} $ 35. OO DRESSER hs fF ee Se ee eee ee ek Se ee oe oe a ee a $ ] i od 1! Open —— ne ‘pity ] elmer 306 Enew £0 rafe any { f them for you Open JEW ETT—192: 4 sedan: looks | and runs Touring Cars For Sale $95 — R 3 ei rs For 1995 — : | MES Ta, ' " a | tik BD a , c — vette ye : like new: new na'int an ni e i.e radi eneaaiieiinies me 025. 1920; “a Alar | ks MAN- To ao hand washing and or: | Hi $ 15. 00 SPRINGS eee ee Se a oe ae a 680806066290 085 08% @86e20%28 @ 86 a $ 6.50 ij C ey LET —C our ° ‘ (192 4 4 like new: | e\ —« EST sla CO >enn ea new ia” aa 12 wn, te ‘Sell lL) ae Sport = ura é. fas n. a TA ain pik sonte weet, bumpéts | ) ) maces Aalco Laundry. 8700 | i 7 Ox (Ve SS — — - Fuliv nv 7 immed | 2039 7. nerve iF 03" . amon Se — V e trade eimar. ‘) « “_ ’ si a " ‘ or trade: vpen Pan| We eeu ‘c}|f $200.00 BEDROOM SUITE .........2-22..0, » 120.00 iy CHE VROLET—I028 coach: fully couipped. | MAXWEI 1 Conae Tala 129° ron onal SSEL SEDAN | ~Look! Dodge, $450 | sndyzarting ee. terme , 915 f are in need of a Numba To care for house and children Tl A complete line of Heaters, Ranges, Stiy eS. ote. at ex- i ( arthy-Pard oe Delmar: Caban) e470" PO ti te ee na er Tant KISSET, SEDAN : he old reliable Dodge: not @ eer teh | ee fl r Lat bg DURANT 4 g | Ri. Ba sorats ee or 20080" | il 655, _ Open until p.m. eee | MON — Coupe nee . ter ab- ' ger, 1924: ew tires: four- es, the 0 f the price! a | eeq «ar , ter th 8 by experienced lh &. Bee oail mornings. Victor 206 og it tremely low prices. . - || ESSEX—Coach: ne. Bi 2 : 1925 ox. at en; $600; cash or terms. Ca cheat wales n ¢ od paint an i mechanically po , s been thoroughly $690; easy terms. 3020 Easton. (60) | ane KIAS ——~ | perfect: b n : % ir tra qe : Ke 0 n sewers on Coats and i i. work Bundare ecrub- | {| All Furniture in our Exchange Store has b 4 I =“ pane iy orms. ong gee 3 MOON COUPE | erfe t. bargain at TOMOBIL, F CO.. ; year to ee i “: 35 X. Grand. STAR TRG. DEMONSTRATOR , - ff vi . te . ; ’ rr : o OL . ha ‘ i § -* 4 . - } a) “u& nzton. union - —= » . : 7 : : OF — a Ply Emp loymeng, ng Bat _ United Cleaning Co (a) recenditioned and TIN | ( TARE m | —ergains : 1 a \ = ea ——51 Reconditioned; all old paint | — Delmer "ane MOON ans sno 6-80 D- ( )- k- R- 3 5 3 | 1925. better buy than new car; million : si1CF, Dt oor. ! ‘ate exne- | 7) W ike ix HU DS¢ ) C () removed, refinished in Nippon | . r mPmIA. intel cost over $4900: | dollar motor. _ a DY—Ww ith rea, esa bi tit j R ty | A fi | : | } ; > Ree per eli = . ~- + ” DASSELL er Pouring ousine | ST 1/4 rT’ Is TI) 4 i , 5 “mene: — op f3i rate et Dispatch. ( ‘ *RO) wail \ L\ \GE il ji U) INL Two jate models newly painted ar q = } jue ia Mg A Bs = soon a a Recor i\ditioned: all the old paint | ee! for €250: act coeee oto 5158 'D e!-| used @ar department. AY Wasninerar., | KLIN 21, _ Post xD ity ¢ ° | real bargain; can be bought at a big sav- carpe. Oraes , ._ pa | + tree is ty . an | body. same price F’o! cO6) Open Sundays and evenings. Boment 3% _ i 8] “ee N. a STREET |i ime todas etock we } ave Tr cod t is +74 rernoved, refinished § in “IBP - mar rar inde “- 606 W ASHING Tt iN WANTED—WOMEN ‘ 1 11th, Between Franklin and Morgan =| - nee, 3020 | ea SH to —_ | Fe . g A at ickly at $775 aoe | al ue — hm oo Pa | DU R ANT TOU RING, 1923 sTuUDE SHAKE — Touging. Na tig ang it e ° —— —_—— Liree ‘ ~ ; 0 € to } 2: P oo o } st} . c . 4 e « as * ty of ‘ le eix ermne; tra e Ia ’ ) , FUR FINI SHE ie Wo prints . a et || vonsemenar= pon | MOON MOTOR CAR CO.. 3115 Locust. Car Co., 3115 Locust. kes it a real good car with plenty ¢ . ; 3 - — autiful line of toflet | —== =a Y d ¢ | : : eee enemies | | et br this buts oa Pm 929 A cade Bid man, ex ne a . Regdhpy house. 100-pe gee | a eerie —— —— 7 N CY Hu son oach OAKL ANI—6 coupe 23: 4+-Daess., on 40. | NASH—192 “¢ sport sedan soa eee . i power ane ite ONT ase Itsed Car 19024 Studebaker, Bie. oO ViKL— : Or Lene: oo ; : we start you without a cen “P, = —— i $50 dow? 4390 ‘live a B c ervthinge ‘Oo down, on. \*7 | at ‘ ; hington. Open Sundays) ‘ = 3550M 4216 «> ruse ework “. Viets ofit: we ‘ (c ) Fit for a King : ——— 24, 4-Dass. ran 5000 —— Dept.. 29007 Washing 9. (oH) | eee We Gini To enon. $A Pine. i Y SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M. | i ‘en in: run yerv jit- | OLDS—Coupes, 30 . (e7)| OAKLAND SEDAN, $90 and evenings. Bomont 3 — $750 dh gig Sgt il ob Sis. hat BA MEN WANTED || YOU DON’T NEED CASH WITH || ties 5 balloon tires rear trunk. flower | — "lee. jchaker 3-Pase, Coupe | Do™R: 4-door: a bonuty. $275 takes it: vey | pomp ae esiag" so6 “Bose Lactede: (8) | imoes brand. 97 ~ touring, You GIRLS °c apes Nw Nd ‘adr St. ‘tel LESWO - 4 aN TL — ||| vases. bumeer. ¢ otometer and lots of ex- Ntudeba er . ass. oupe |'$5 a week: no interest. urry, Will KO) demoun eee _ : mos ‘-. a lent of 7IRLS—2p CO.ored. mr - | vases UN Det mm > | } t > u € c , e HI EM. 1035 NW. Gran TY '94- extra good: know the reputation of the os te ee | Ae ie stuff a Cates. ba | tisfied with | i i tras: 00-day ee COBT | “4 efe about | , painted: oa ¢ condition: bai- | fam. YA hu vd) -.*, - / Ae -— ne pes FORI 1 To ur : “ Vii fee (7) wild ver them. art *’ or, CIRT- — rane t Pest a week to sta rt. for perma ) L. P, BRASCH & CO., 2618 Franklin | $1500 first quick br iver, ge 0 bt we Bee 20 loon tree muaranteed $250 cash, balance OVERLA ND—RSed: n. O26 P ante gre $185. Loren oat ties oo £40. Suet run ‘in useq care ‘ ulfy by a Pamper rk: expe- Hurry! ere will be ote 2 mal] m lv m |. Ford: terms, trade. 30909 8. Grand ic7) | —. RD Touring, aa: ret ©! + gentleman s 5 cor any LER at. DfEBAHI OUlGvoO? saTres WO re 11 se - Ter or trade. YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. | small n Tas Co. + Oe a > mdi. | FOR (eT) | aaa aver 4:58 in extre cost over ‘ ; rence necessary: we train you: oppo ae Py ») yt W \ ERTISE ,erms re —— NS EST “ID E NASH ene | PAIGE—Brougham. 1924: perfect. co a-) 20 B. 12th. a . ~iand o “_ ic7T) | iy to te in small O14 Fina W E SELL W HAT E AD | ST [” DER AK ER ( OA CH Open Sriry ley 3 MQ Ol ve. Upen evenings | tion: cheap if sold at once. 2315 (c60) | FORDS—8!x tourinas. 985 ¥ Nae He | oa ogge A for Creu: rs year to nary or x . Neediewor I IF TS ' w paint: bar- | — ‘models: trade © m AA. s | : YAHLE : N ° . : A i | 19° 14 Al mec ha nica!!\ . new Dain, a! | | yr) ‘ " exc ellent condition -- - - — 1922 to ~ 41925 - $45 . . " i | EESLADIPS—Must have experience in | || 3 or 4 Rooms F ur- $ : 0 | | a a TOMORILE CO | ootners a S100. | _Steiner-Ferenkron. 4000. Page. “"(cd3) | FORDE 8 tourinas 1905 _Locuet. __(c7) | STITZ—Sport touring: Caditisc. “Chandicy a Shear be ai i; aie ee t ady tate re % | | ( — Ro ¢ ruaranteed: $ jf ae Ae 2S eae O23 150. | _ Obners, jterine es . Sere: | Oo. 219 North’ oo Lewts ia S% Keit, Post-lriepatch. ‘(c7) | “s — _Delmar 145. 4815 _Waehtnetor. | SUK — Rosdster, . 95. Chevro et. $100: ST AR SEDAN FORD. "Sint terme. BoD Hecten.. (6) | 1924 Willys-Knight Touring cr & ee ‘am. . « . wi eee irke rf ' 4 i » " - : 71 N. yan e- | od closed f > een = ‘ GIRL—For gene Experienced, in ladies’ Ih fal C 19) t ° | never close; $40 down. 7 al ba n if you want a go Le 80 down. ’ miles: i. &, ion ye: no laundry. 2 pease works ~ sg a 2 1600 5S. ee * | mis € Om c ey: bl i | Coupes For Sale | venter a 188) | aia that wil gt sive good service and cost FORD. poaget ‘24 model: ¢ ‘eh } - ae te et suas ‘nn fig ” P fehG) | |) , — ~ ms rr oat 39 6—Ver late 1922 sport model, | F excelent | ! vk ' _ ; wen as forelacy. Nae iL hs SLADIES—1() iadies. demonstrate | | pa : 3 eee «+ Bip bargain 7 Rn. me ion: $183: $50 down. £464 Eas- | a a er =a\hTia.Faariagn: easter. Gomounenie AUTO—4-pessenger sport touring. 4 LN + B04 S. Broadway. anal Gandy hart sell new, rapid sletTe dull. hous ||| $00.00 Coal Ranges; all makes................ - | nt TER EAR mm 4 AR ee ee ne (89) | Look! tuc el gor =| FORDS tom Ts “b$23 ‘Locust; open 4 wheels, new paint. look Apa rune tke ; an any. | tL —For genera! hor usework: hites- ¥ oro 77 ie. Appliance 4 | OPEN SATURDAY TILL 9 P. M. EZ TERMS. ) Sons — se, —— ene we hrougho : as ret | oo by uch bar in. @AUbiiui “was , ‘ ’ {r condition ‘ or print CURLS Experienced in filing 1 eee ES ¢ toilet. erticies ee KITCHEN HEATERS [rauioment and isa real value at our price, | TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. | grat ‘such 'e baraain’ Besutiful 4-door to, | LOVE TOHNEON MOTOR COMPANT, Trucks For Sale geinamend Packing extract etc: steady wi k —" rouge ] DRESSERS 4 % sy |G . ans 4 701.0305 U7 ra IVE STR EET RD, (c7)| Like sitting in a rocking chair at = | NATURAL | BRIDGE A : ;: $48 to Pucks For - aah ; Som pe ten), hein, “4503 Sh aw av. __ “per cent profit. Call Clive "4873, (cd) All finishes. $10 and $15: easy terms. Adjustable. for gas ranges: $15: eas, W per Gide Buick Auto Co. | 67 J1-0: > ba 4. 50) ‘Come over end > etcis ne Grand. ms FORD — Touring: ~ood eelection o al adver. “?P1S—Exverienced to line nat at boxes a SALESI ADIES UNION'S EXCHANGE STORE. megs * NION'’S EXCHANGE STORE. \ Kineshighway and McPherson. .../ DODGE ROADSTE R, $o or_trage. FARMS a: DAN S165: eaey oe MOTOR COMPANY. CHEV TRUCK, 1924 pus ness + - — re G Mu urphy Trunk Ce $410 5 ead weekly selling 7th and Market ste. 7th and Market ste | Open ever, ings. _ Delmar 306 Down: there w - be a fock aot beopie I WILLS STE. Cc LAIRE SEDA _TRATURAL FRIDGE AT C NION. Light pace eh Feet, condition ails >. mo N. 3d ye ate, 0 4 “4 TD, = Ole be neat ; Bree . ‘eepect our inusua! FORNY URE—3 roo rooms me complete. ZO10A OVERSTU FFED HEVROL ET—Co on 19° 24: ike : “new __ ensy: Fuarantee ae — Rad” ahs - ae meee rare bargain: trade your o!| id t foam: $240 Guaranteed like new; a rea ga Centra: 8060. . (e7). = ee Work ali Olive 2755 i¢ : v prospe re sale. I . ‘o> our covers: $75; easy terms. | © - ¢ 2506 S. Jefferson. | FORD—-Touring. '22.° $95; * epee ( ny others to selec 21°). : p every HEMSTIT( \ chen. 4464 TARR odd, : a ae ; . ¥ ter (58) | a oan, orris, 2810 Olive _ ~* bargain: ipatused and recun- ’ . “carat te rae od Ppa: Delmar Mig. Co.. i26 Fvansr ar lete; owner | HT" G—-bxl> imported: wall tapestry. im- ter. ae 1923. —eentmae O6 t | FORI — Roadster 1924 a ty di awn $5 — mote! s in Ford sedans from $1270 up. atte: 8 oS terms: hurry and _— st | eames fe ee oO eie ate: TT D. m. or ‘ported piano throw: corttents sau | CHEV Re ROLE rT—. amen. SEGIRL— White . g£eenral housewor leaving city. ca lara: cagh ans- t: ity. Cabany 3 | ition: ‘C89 | |FORDS—5 _ roadsters; $95 to $200; }'ke e ine Somes = cama : _ate ¥ on niace _Ro ent 402 ee Bunday rer rh oo praeriag cash trans asda ~¥ tet fae wert er ee —Ceune: tact r oae! er ~aD: F oot trade . ning f 35 Olive (ed) TT: eveOUT ae THWE ST N aa SS. 2Rn0 JOHNSON AUTO CO.. $667 Olive. FOR Sine panel bear, heme wey. ieee : a. ae Louis, — I= « IE YVROTET ar e: iace ™ . ies pe a ae : ” . omo every Ja. m.| HOUSEKEEPER wi. —~By two broxz ction, 1492 St” s. slightly used: one. | VACUUM CLEANE Re — rico: samples. | CHEVROL oT ve ‘ en evenings! —— 19° oadste equipped; $95: OR Locust S—Touring car. sport model, 1923 54a ih © . . Psion , : ) ’ ar, tome a . 2323 Locust ope a, + FORD—192 4 roadste Te pt nance HAYNE oO h Cali fc} ‘mn small country town. State exneries PU $383 t te ‘ine room. he-- sed Roya!, Eureka, Hoover, American, | stor hg anne Cleveland, 1923. $8: ‘terms, Jd43 Eas. cellent running enameee: r* ~ 3233 lis can | @M¢ salary expected. Box G-342. Pe 83 bo "es consisting of lit to Bult: open some ds low as $5; save money; San _and Sunday. _ TF LUX E—Coupe, 25. ran Rea gaa MBIA a Touring Cars For Sale suaaey mornion berween 9 on Fon ine model. pe, yt exproe ot 20 Dispatch ee roan Leo Brasch House Furniehine time. Morton Fl Co.. 1117 Olive — | oH EN} miles , F. 2 ‘34 with 6 tire, FOR D—Roadster, 7 1924: bargain; Dodge vy bj (oh Fo uring, Studebaker, ite _week drys 1213 N. V on aT} body. Steiner- no per- INSPECTREss — Experienced. A f Co 8-30 Franklin ~ ren RY: 2 VEL OUR D A- BEDS 2G mien. oo $390 Olive (c7) Aster, $125. 4711 Natural Bet ige SUI — $193 (e865) . ‘ ow. n ' oy $s . duwn, e — roacater, on i he 45 $645 >: Ford, | § QO YW — Ton late pete: new body. , i | waeeheeters crs - om - Oth or FURNITL a era” Ott CLA STON AND Krochipe revoivin 9 Ay be an easy _terms * wi LET— ‘oune " 1923. , reearaue nth + wee’ See dster Ko ) upete top | 8843 East on av. — ae w I 50 Je ett, 3 een Say" ates open ever te “ IRONER Wtd—Haué. a ane ERM AY DS : ALSO 8TOCK. POULTRY | NION'S EX¢ WORE, | throughout overhauled tga em FORD—Late 1923 roa ee edition: & cord | =v) 1CK—1923; 7-passenger: vee ny isa Touring Huekv ‘'@°": emall wee Py a ™®, (co aeaben p! ¥ w egner Zaueéry. sxper x — = ENERA AND GARDEN - F »OLS. ' ‘Sunday. te “aie Tth an‘ 4 M arket £6 ' | S22 7a wn tye n T a a ».. heny ; 588 (cB0O aie’ Manian , 7 ‘git Sanday mon’ nring. Ga- paint balioon tires, ae tenes: an eve a: pe ere assu. ‘¢- bat sina onen. FORD—Trucke ton i_, i. —, eny = oe. ( . ¥ , nday 9 a ~ TAQ Pardue, 8320 De! _ — ie oe °Friad (C7) | 12 months to pay: , 2 ‘fi auickly . Co.. vie body emal! unnec- DOWN 527W. Sale begins Su W AI UT CHINAS — ‘r PE rage, rear 3812 Flad. | nin 4801 Delmar. Forest 2611. te WILSON moTyR CAR style one re. fen Se ee eae. re s » ik v Re Ve E T (*( IU Take. nin ee ————— "ee ot de: | ©921.% Locust pDeyment Riefines. =! eae __‘' | LACING MAC ‘HINE OPERATOR— 5) tern | 34924 CI 1 H 15 | K . _ tourings. $125: trade; | ; 2 . a = | a5 ’ d | | ICK KS-—T br _ 5 Seen FORD—TLight delivery open express oO gel! i. per Box. a ©. ; _Bth st. IN $1 PASY NGE STORE ann s!lea: balloon tires ar Look! up 5 ~ ngs and Sundays. Ag : a UNION'S EXC HA riven © 0 sage- | ? - , st ~ “ete. yj 4y 40: terms. iment _LADY—To care for 6-year-old «irl in roll SELL G | 7th and Market ste __ | nctriven 80 perfect painted a Duc ee Be ge epecial roagater ‘TOWNSEND MOTOR COL | JEWETT TOURING, 1924 vo medy, Rartee TO eo 3 ive. owns. turn for room. 411 N. Whittier. aa = x MACHINE—Eden: copper, | brush green: §$: ou. ’ CO. | ¢e05 & Ik of the town. Nothing itke this ARANY 45141 4 £00d tives: a rea! liotel flo Ir south. rk geo barge vind Hioover cleaner WEST 3028 Nive. O n evenings | a, mag a Louis Has a specia tw eens DODGE ae ot. TE sTRER T RD. ieT) | ~ eet eee igen an Ry trade rerd éccnammneaan ate ain, ad ry i we )}? Oli ‘open. —$——— and BIS N. Vandeventer ne around to aie homes look.) 1528. woe. F CHEV. " bargain | to see it, so hurry. be here. Terr arse 24 Buie ourl £ ye Sanasye and evenings. Bomont Sua. OHNO KOs t.. . i 4 5 | . j ) & ae x ; i - BEA ame ms oe. aS can cone CHINES—Fioor samples 4 { 4d good tires, ' 1035 N. Grand. —_ pen Sul (eh = RMY . LAD y—+« ‘ul tured, well Sauant ted. to =x Aent Office, Sixth by (hey ‘bargains, when you new. ee WASHING Pea a Thor. Eden. A\meta! S595 ——— ae Ay late: like new. Absolutely like new: epecial. soveriines | ae ‘ = : FORD. Ton truck ¢ 5 persona! agent for nationa] c >rporatiog part and fir I'y the same price you d_ others; cash or terms: some as low . oe ST. LOUIS DURANT FORD— Roadaters 4 2506 8. Jefler- | rNIVERSAL, 3401 Locuat. ncncialiog JEWETT—1923 sport: 191 ty Cadac, $100 up: terms _ — ak Siactive >: benus, railroad. *) s Vane 7 oo Fd yack sucks > Get our free - $95 Morton El. Co. 418 N Tth.(cl4i wih ian department, 2907 } eeoee ogee $60 up; terme, trade JX ~ 9925 B nick 4 Touring Gardner. Overland tourines. $145. -; (my FOR) 3 trucks. Neht ee i ugh. | 38 ‘ost-Dispatch_ S = v sed =; a ¢ dining suites. | ur e ame. , -— a. : 7B reat tke new yar ‘ An’ Overland ec waka +94 prom oe Touring. "22: good condition | “Bae X; ih Yor anye sr. 2001 5. ie ‘ . Vaiue,; . ‘BI : $75 ow n omeemee . — | "ao ‘ ~ ‘ o time par ne ~ pp I PPOSITE PU 295 | view 830M. a Cadillac : coupe im trade or nS lean 7 O ERA ORS wt Furniture Co. 1200 S. Broaiway. (e22) Ki t hen 3 Rms., Complete — oO 1306 OLIVE good in every way: tires| view ~~ AN - . omen FROM. consider cou K eaide 2014: | T4_ An for ton 2 | het “OU 747 Alaska av. Hiversitde 2 PAR y; ofit- w- f CIPRO saath hest and 1 mable-top LUC ’ | FORI ipe or runs food: for cash | JLAC SED 800 Tt : ments. 474 Clie ur price. _ ’ eee 2 singe ars ‘con: f galt. Ap. 520." ofen “B00. Three-room Outfit for $87.50 Houses & Flats For Sale| .."" OVERLAND | winpatiteLD ob Ape—Ver aay car. 90) you ‘aiti coe gad og ncccsma, Be- to - A—And og ag at hal $225 3- -piece Velour Overstuffed ae 3310 Furnished fiat. 3 Y rooms:.| FORD—1924 coupe: © "Lop and upholstery }out: $65 E-ARROW DISTRIBUTOR. Yahlem 1924 ae ¢ oar elmomt | AP Rider ape —_ itions. $15 per week gu | pond! ; ware EASTON, —Fu ere. etc., paint $205: can) PIERC 8 Washingion, — y $75 down: hes winter _ hn ! nip _ pr lass and Queens () sion | a real buy, 4818 Waeh | RAND >a rry. vear to vey. experienced operators while lear Zz Bo. ii oes’, G (c6) . Laving- Room Suites, $129. n : __chee _—__ | good: samor Al: 3340 Olive, —ib) - —Delmer A$2.— cate, sada ‘eadane newly 1035 N. G new. ee AHLES EM. "1035 N. rand, a - Auto Bodies F« For Sale : 5 vey a= ers. : . it condition; ideal fall grannies : eure TOR CO ) Fanges, elightiy used” oven ovonings: $965 9. -piece Huguenot a HOUSEHOLD GooDs WANTED | FORD— wane. Sh tang —— weekly painted: a nee oer AS care in “Hg: | TAPILLA’—Touring, 1925: Btutz te # PACKARD TWIN SIX sf Bahca!we 8 me 42 got | THE ALLIG A Z rasch, House seme Di Suites, —-_——— — ~ contents | be — ern! other bar@aine. Hewpt. | $4500. Open until 1¥ BD. m By Hudson, Oakland, Dudge terme vs touring. latest model: in Al } : ious ; ining- -Room ANDIRONS—Furniture. carpets, }/ payments: seve ent | $400 64320 Delmar. V8). PSS (6) gems ngeer — ood §6=6 paint 83s aand FORD oon ham (¢5 - tT Franklin ar. weltinns or emall lots: nee o* ‘Olive et. Oren evenings. Carthy Pardue, Sos ©" = . _. ae 7S mechanical condition. son in : m on 7 | Say" Be § .. COAL RANGES $235 4-piece Huguenot Walnut as pati. bent cage IOS. mar Bhd Pv sar one 1921; xood condition: good | CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1924 |; ADILUAC FE Phecion, $5: Dyce; oertect | tee: fully ny Moron CAR oe o"RiaiSa i, Hatt y T ws 4 - }mar o . $125: . : ” inted and is | motor ad enn CO}: (a7) | OO icb) | FORD a . : OPERA S tes, $133. 20 442 Page. De aint: OTOR COMPANY. been newly pa | Haynes, others. 4390 Olive af 220) 1 st. jomont eh | ) terms. Bedroom ul — LAIVE-JOH SON . This car has every reepect. mayned, ot —e ! 1) Locus $10 up. tra . | WE "E POSITIONS OPEN FO Pi : wee NGE STORE. . uemnminiin ntente flate 4 RIDGE AT U a ; ically perfect in TAL ILILAt Phaeton. driven privately by . - =. : ’ 14) | EXPERIERC RD oP ERATORS 1N over “th and Market ste. $125 Gray or White Porcelain CARPETS a. Orcott sorage. Cabany 6030 mat —ARD COUPE, $194, $ ¢100 | “\Woat Side Buick Auto Co. i “most reful “driver, “general cond =n. | Look! Packard, 395 ts. Aael eed ieetaa Combination Kitchen Heater TURE Wtd.—Ruazs. dressers. — I FORD C painted: very xood buy: Kingsh: nag ant Mielmar 08. _ apeolute®, 5, Olive at he a a eauk* _. nae no mistaken, | ' FURNI > —— Lin- owN __Open_ even % — | Cay = , touring. $46 down | we meen it a: | OVERALLS oy 5S — ot” senation ey Gas Ranges, $69 "to geo sammemen [SS jeB) | Hea OXARCH. 3137 Lecust. | mar eden ah Tooke lke Qa? raick ed os os ae F 3003 =A. Grand sc?) | ing 4 shave to me si Cabitornia “want it | 4 or | . i xcellen ° v: : 4 auger eo pnicalls 7 — A m some ' | MEN’S NIGHTWEAR : i “furniture House. 1840 » $22.50 Large-size Nickel Trim- irre TRE Wid —Btarting new store: | — 1923 FORD COUPE esje: terme. ne taaa Olive. et, ; ict CHEV ROL sia 8 BE tS: , egrlios* | Teme or Wade. TAHL ALEM. 1029 X_ Orend ‘ ta, 4aN 9 i af cate . 975 high price pa n 2) d @ Inco biue- $1994. business se tan: B00 , | condition | Dem nstrator ~ | ATHLE y WEAR Se med Heating Stoves, $12. sgrest_ $407R, 5207 Kensi-“ton. (3) prroon tires; painted a. In | DOPGE 1098. Pehl. Stelner-Farenkros.| yon” ——s | Packard Six 0 j A s4ETIC UNDER i condition: reasonable. (05) , Foree 4—Au kinds of furniture | perfect mechanic ; dition: price : ©6>) | CHEVROLET—Toyring. 1025; bailoon | 3 4 touring: we RICE-STIX FACTORY. Sra. ii re aabeene good ar 1378. $27.50 Large-size ee py ta Og oA mala paid ees low, nm nar at Rie Nab Co. evenings vmod om — “pedane: late models nd ) C tires: $365. $95 down. 4464 wees) pe. wiater eadiieue? aa - paint a ITH AND ST. CHARLES Ol at Delmar 1 4 $17 > We | Open 31 ,, DO yt sore: trade. Open "| crinctiiteasiatiaaiiaattiaaliitiiaiaais ——--_4£ tires, sold with new car yarranty m: | —2i7H AN only. ble. 46030A Olive; ; Heating Stoves, i. eet cash price | D 1924 COUPE car appearance: | = sis. Gs ce ene is; | PRESS FEEDER—Platen presses ie |RNITURE » farni- | FOR | one ame ’ . | GHEVROLET—Late : erms, asin ; fi] sears “ee ye! wbitiou a r Apy BET—Gas me * 4 and t 5038 Aubert, fc) tor a Ente ott rt ns Biance bric- | Almost a_new car: reasonable price and | TOW NSEND MOTOR CO. — targain 9200. terme. Woods, Bhan -- } Somont 600.105) M ence an arn Gratiot re: heen. « P HFEATER—Charter Oak, ture. iG CC. terme CABANY 5416 | MS, . . , ; (¢}) % to Miss May. Purina Mills. eth agama n- E-—Gray enamel, almost new. -brac. ete. Call st. (c14) | 0 Co. IDGE DEALE of) | Oliv Sp » bm i ce box, 3 rockers, =~} ig, | GAS BANGE—G (c} | g-brac, , Oo. 3804 —, Locust. cl} | West Side Buick Auto ©0. ert. 03-05-07 OL [vB STREET RD. ae OLET—Tourtng, 1924: run very Look! Packard Sport / Sead da MAKERS PAT-BED— Upholstered, and irish ‘ines HEATER—Like new? large. S071” Miner- ee dower DY, ge goods. —_, | a oem © _ Open evenings, | DODGE SEDAN ss Poe y°: 5 Se oR 110 p.m. ABIIY-| DADDY OF “ ’EM’’ ALL A opera " oo i, plec other furniture. Ce a , UPE | a es Bs $20 ‘Delmar Cabang tors to put of be . © o 8 dre tr: $27.50. Davis B0c FORD CO | §-neesenger. | ARD the most wonderful : 7 325 er m,_____ (6) | HEATER—B fc) of sg Getmeore; 54 e sane bailvon ti This & "Pockard * | SE Fi SW Fa Ralf A. nor tame ot a oo oi ae eo ae ieee Tee ee ee She Cney Saeed care, | “UPIENCE ARROW DIGTRIBUTOR, “Trumpers lock hes ew gppie’ 4006 | gwar ae Pychang, Single ait fuer tour ) aerate nos wary et 8: pe Weneter SO. 18 &, Gore, | ee” Team . Call 1106 Me — | ha sad up: terme of. trade | FORD 3. “vet Hi28 “trade: terms.| Fithy-Pardue 6800 Delmer: y OBB. | try one out on the. hi lis; ._= ; pox F186, 1 ich INING- “Eo ag 3 ME ASiEcaatter OMe. : ¢) St. LOUIS, DURANT 7 ti 10 9 me ee "Tamia cave bees avian, 13 2a week - on pte ah” BLE—6 a Gravois =e B L ig Car Dept. _ 2907 oe 302 | TOW NSE ND MOTOR CO. a late 24 = new: |ir in @t. Louis, YAHLEM «ey R ; ee rug an rock 1S07A u- O ] Sik 4 and Evenings m da a ont ° ol ie?) — ¢ or trade vid nt ive ~ “STOVE—Cheap. U | O M | Open” Sun ays : terme. 4390 Olive.ic7 035 d - a le THESES 2 pamartenard 1131_O1ive net. ae o> 3 A DODGE DEALE CABANY foe 5 lous nS 4; in br every Way. a car in. ian WW X. orang i lo a ’ cleaner, HEATERS—Suy yours hestere Co., 1201 HUPP 2-PASS. COUPE eh 1 OA-3-8-7 “OLIVE 87. ROA an pODce- int. tires. motor top and overythina tn ae gy Oe "4088" at : = mest 8 O15W. (7) a. ais Wanted Newly refinished original color: 4 new ' FLINT—fedan: 1 ~_ * ingen. wong), good condition. | fog “$180. Oe | model, or ‘ we i. : x Vandeventer. hi. ranteed . eniy 7500 (c60) ced to setl. 4 eiméar. " WAITERS — Por Cal! aoe ne es DINING egy |x RIT Clee store, 2 tabien. 4 chairs, ice box: | ANT auto, wanted. or warts, S001 5, un tires: musrenteet 8137 Locust. : w . t. . EMION'S EXCHANGE *WroRe. cei sondition. BOS1A Wells. (c06) Bidney 3790 th and % i ee a DERE RTI,

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“ts F. D4 IST-DISP. ATC q,_ £ : AUT } CHINERY = SS FORT A S FOR REN BLY RENT—Centr: ' HIG —Centr _ H rn Mh subl : furnishe d rnished room A ae and ease th the burden. Ad sen. Advertise t ertise in the umns. plumns, “ER ————- oc Bag, a R 16, q : ocTOREN ie. 18 - ee, ; : m | c ae Fo HEVR¢ Iscell r Sal Nag peroecled an e— able, tefme. ai eous _ poor 6. A444) p Ao oe aa i auty; need: uniat eee ee 3-Day Srasogriater. | desir ee ee, AO Wan r a. n. qes r —e i¢ 4g iz ; . é *** y , Sale—F So ae ae | macni car sree . and riday, 5 eeu ree con hel ruler, at Weta Aa elena Th. 9 BIg = . PAT) i ef) — Pi trict. location : Sund aturds os i Guest Coal 1; One seco! pA WY lat e m 7et Qo? is out av ay | Annee . ‘ al c must econd hi id - \ MIiliS 1023 i trade Odela it pric ‘_ of the * Ss ——— TP ies Pel) e ir cand j [t play; : as: - ae : T Onen =e tl (oar 4 > high ' Mi eville. Al | roor AN 19” gsech Joining hh al : TOWNSE oe an pontine coe jie. OTORS, te For ‘ a rr 40) 7 Beople._ wares’ , ee bre ie p ; e RO bt Dy ND Ne, ew ede abe n2s horse pow Fi ve 5! Sale Be dd ASHI _ lie $2 nice =f Wood. (7 a kag KIN oms FE 701: 1-03. -05- 05-07 AT, ER [OTOR C as, ay Co., O37 § e — olt sg! E Ww 00 vy NGTON,— — $2 Uv. 50 unturniahed | | ro GSHIGH W Ww OR RENT— ——— QL! ; C | M —— ah ~J318 che , "Deeg ae WAS oi TRE £6 2y RY ; Se . ce : AY, . —= VE A} {). | MOTORS— RE Renee ee ge vee HIN 1 heat, 01 ctab! ntle ed jo —West the ST tANY RsS—— andolp} Fi o ft — | ho GT eat. — le | mer ining 1242 es yale RE ANY 5 eae eee — ‘DR c 0 15 ousel ON, Fas Hi LAC t wire wh r 7 Ce ——- oT RI 161. | stall; and © tala s See ‘ie tA 5p to apace ping: "645 Tange. ousekeey : L EpE— bath; ec N.—gs ] AP Ford eels. b ac oh: F hoe cam ling used - r or ; ane | DACE me 5b—SsS 35, ping | LA or ze 437° > ouple eeping | ARTM id Cor allo ord 0 ‘? - Acr . Wi r Fe ————.. 7OT- a n ) le eD i¢ 89) LAC centle _ il, GT Ny or H ‘s ME o I ( ; I r n . ‘ br i i me , _ t wn: pe, 1 m ti Cou i 1¢ E]) in ; ted - rere ic6 New! $ — eferr ng. L E 1@7MN. —Nicel} manti vO Ts | loo Ford #24, res, $ upe, 192 ectr repé ro, mee " ) | Amr yo } 00 ed; licht har DE, 4 ilies ly furnished (78 FO n T e 11° fs ic alrir si nex ul - base ht ise 36 “a nis _—— } > ing, tires, | Tudor. BE ou tire Pera Co., 221" Mie we 1s peed : WEEKL ee able. keepts fF 2 warn — x her AND,~ No RENT verfec 5 ck ‘ion de . 221° Mar in- =o MM shi ae, I ~ roo “Warm, new! om | 28 rth fon ect ¢ dow: ie a 1b25M. pas necting a noes: rea: | LINDE ae om =a ss ated x ting | * \CME. 30n> Nort 504 Chestnu admission. call beautif SUN PA a iN. 1; von REN sec tri a atlor "Ctric i -- ay Hupmobile, 19°: late m | ni 9,00! JAAV——Y nstru (89) | Stes 4341 th Second floc > ef; eimai 4546 light hou 1CAS 1424" | —FU s FOR OLSOM. : Fle; $15 Bree “> ete: | WASI aes ruaranteed, “$525. | ni, Gomplete ‘tes ctl | Steam heag. Second floor fi mi ete ‘ee a ae ——_. | CASTLE So 63 RN RE LSOM. 3823-3 ron rs ———.__le8 (TN Wan i on bearance. ee: be — so ; 7th st. Shella a | MA Disc * luisa c_teun loor front, SPH B ASCO wheat. all convent — | CASTLEMAN. 360 uth i ISHED NT wed. Seam ——-——(e$) | tient FoR * vrole 535. as n aid , | ol ns. e i é fr IN : Y, arv, ont. ur roo sO r 4 i! Con’ ront See dres ) 8S ix Oo iF ors. ooms _— ns iignt , et , - Bs = ; : ‘ ew Cc ris - j Ree on ; tenets rooms eee mm N. ‘a ? nven! -" hed E J ani “ (Co # )T* r ‘Or ti an = Te: fy? _ 4 . ~~ ~ Murp \—Four | ECDOsie SA—Fu —— will $63—4-ro, sinanib | meders —anselo - " . we Dodie Br — $75 Ndition ( ae ice DI N—p; nts For 6 sans a | - heehee BRII tte, jpusekeepit ss MAPLE tchen; ot ook ale enle Y aghtriened | LEVE LAND, {EIMER. 817 hy beds. | Biemve-e; Caw 461 sft te aie i be: Som, MOCK F Ry gel tn a “eS ) HO — mea a ab ESTATE- ! n nm or 2. , / Lee id lway, no al | « NORT oppos GH ~~ h he € rooms d65: te sO gar Oo nice moe ‘6 le 111 ar y ,; & . lable ™ ront } F ynable. oom 4 ‘ 364 REA Per r fiat Ce ioe U ry N anni o 12 others, der, 2 av st inne . P iH \ site _e if M. . ] sy T: ige he ) GR A ; near i eum iestn ne eC at 10uU se urni aes ‘ TT tr} , ae eh LA LST order — rent es as | SE NE. 6 ex Old go $55. Ka $575. °°“ ; single a [ARE Dark. 3900 rr 7 >. ARY ar ©¢ ttract: coe irooma | CAND. - Tov lst ik ut. bany kee shed — | et fur bir a: a ‘TY “4 : net fic Pe AGE s Coy ~ 52354 — CHA cree °° “a od ri j _Pi auwen 2, fror nn j ae t and KET dual u ee | | ref lL, AN] ms Se C tive inctesiiiiniattasinataa is | Park; "005 . ver ( ~ floor: . _fcd) = SB805N ping r ap: a ) GI T Te T. lace Tio ‘> i \% ith a. We Ww er re Wa For ex NGE $57 ile s inning ' ano | #a Ca}! n Italy : ST : ti! e b conn 20] rnished \ ined J 422 m.- ibany wel f = (lj heafis . -_ ~ rove Ff very a ooms: urt- L JES. Ik. Vs. > rent 4 reo: _ fo) ore .__ gara td. 4am . bor as ‘part nt reside hang: s Dod o. port, 1 orde 1 ST Sa ——— 6008 ‘T. LO ath, hot. ting: l—H (3 MARY po cue ny 8563) lis! Tema voms, d Over! ark de. | DE w rea- HIC 3536 sent ste 6 oma, | Pe “s* roo | 9491. may. 42403 : 6-far UN ge 92. ; 7. f N n — " ~ WN ‘ {) Is, ot D ous Ce ) | att e A iema ; Or “nN rd VI ti d | a GE 1h n. In po ooki anh os. il ° [LM te KO ‘ — 4 - ~~ J "he ~ ot. , ; ; I ’ neo m - - a . 4 24 ai ito ‘am ; Gs r mdi srl . i; a bare ) if | o ood ,y ne Organs ec PSD EPS ed. (89) ebiiin steam he at: 3604A— hone, mas, lee: sle a — D. 421] n: ggmfortable — tos NE J. A Ly * % me con room, Pasarele P ath BR: == Ves. a po le oe oe S1BA rooms : stnut. ‘suBL —— P2390, B a - ANGE — SOA F! ad. tie > e iy a ord guara pect rain | “(488 : 1 ny IA BY re) prs - 35 “ro elec- OC DIN iv ‘Inge — vr r room: CIN ——— . EI\ ~ M Pi ASS *Vvery Id RE mao ORTIS : geod ; ay bode Spares rs = L I ¢ ear ee 5 -aC : s Tan - , ‘ nte al ’ i el vg Fre en ( r Ww nt | MAR ce te ast “~~ rooms r: NGS — tf: > urp ra Very thir fk Is d co marge rm: ov: U ~ ; wan ere : din sia Onkland. 19 tore . 1925: 34 aC | ned eiithinn “aa RAND— Sale =. ‘room; mo: a AR rd > ooo ge ished, thitat ties — (es) 7 NGSHIGHWAY a rR, "817 Che 7 i BG, aioe : CH 8. 31634 pditien eS em,_vacant pATALA RBAN PR M. F tagerrell. in abe s* = 4 ; ash 8: 921 er ‘ ike ( Sl he offer thre ec] ~The “f AB: . N _—~— dern: } an eping ro 4°05 ~-- wipes b. f itener AF lent: } . : ROR SC a st nt | K) satchel! : e |e riv R! ge AFAYETT reat. h a a ee %) IN vette, Cat and ate 36 STIA? i) roo mis, | ion VTA EX Central | Oo; | a. N “throughou i924. ‘+ Cheap BIARO exclusiy a very bern ~f mo Fh ern oA 31034— rthwest_ i | MINERVA nee Well furni vere, | 480. aad - AND at water, ta ern, 14 gee RY, 60 Call Cat moderate ba LAI = SG rand BRINKO! EUs 3 as rtation, =a0 ~e ay BANGS ‘SIX a1 2496, ome, | tric. Farm e's ut: “ : A . 4 wt) oe . , pom Pt Ste ’ i bye it Py , nce. a furry ‘ re 4 4 SOT) ot. ie’i fi ext shed } sey? a 5 Slr . SPR ra —_ anit nev rio 198-—2-ro. any A+, e 0 AYE xf +3 . nel ’ s(t R a rn a Sn aa TC * 3 0 CK y Or OR ‘ " : ful ein: lan eeu) z ex. ish roo entle aT le (posul i hou Be? 1 IN( : or. Vv OLI r; f ” —o “aS. yA TTE R iud 4835 =a nd . . OWN: 2. N E. ES - re 7 make conver Priced I eo | Pra buy ma ite nid PP ib ' eu mis eis ; ho lem: 84... ure Ise- \F parl 1 VE urni -roo ~ elu be a 2S co : E N; FIN E-HAI ON 14. s lier low Hy IAN ¥ fo: ay ws : a lud- Ci — . eour n ania me. an . - war j AY 5 a or: °d flo Saale u 3 ished ™m 4 iT, cludins v ro AD) (sry J c —— o ‘ , INE mi H 4 9 car as buyi it Mine bed, $67 ion Pla aS gt tat, mae a nd aa "10 04. 0 : ese nte _or aD. IF go vuple ew Ae Bae LOL aa Fores ren venic 4 irm Pe m "y i. -—~. 24 loo or: 4- $10; 28745 5—3 1; $55. apartm | AFAYE ~ un 1 Tyo, ind 3040 O.. GLEN KRY .) ET en COME. CLEA 7) BY HIGH. TATE part bayment pment pi ROS Bomeone, P oy re Brno ree > N. Front aie ee tae Pant 766. sient to mes : first-cla ick ee » Olve | OLIVE e light. beat. a 312. ont let pts, a fam. near Pat eet) | eaethe on DIN ‘ER 2 ~ FyLovb A. SER ‘ts Fi RONMENT: Ry > - . ayment, You wan 7? high-s I Oliv Po ges vond | oa rd ront room er- | ¢ usekeey ——At neals: pr. for UG H AER bed; lar ane aes cc IVE 49°0n at 3: & aan (¢c) AF arage G— wag en SE-B. .. ao HORT ‘Otte OHUN OR KES. vl Ree 50 it. our / hiz ligh-e¢er no ive sf A. :der. M Al 1350! na room ‘eo OLIVE ping BR. G ' ordy is I GE Mditio: large a ms — >) 4° i gas; 2 LYET :; Oo rt rk ji Ooms, ast oot St . D Ben Licll STON FX\C = . | 5 rl 3041 MOT old . Dillan. eile ide ! as , TARCEK PC TTS Daiunt Diet m for ® i) ; E 4: and vie vat HAW . ‘ERT Ala i dress! and xan iy PD FB ccun oi , take rooms, hard TTE oms : ; ine ; st: of Tx Cc] RIV on q PAR : TNING KF HAN OR | 707 -43 OR es av & ao Fo uprie Ch sink. h, alls ditt house c. wi CeeD 354- sleep! beautif cc 65 365 ING R. eal | SSing 1 sun 0 fu Tw nai child } : we *. 432" - > Dath strictly A.UCAS ar] E - 12 KVIE Nt Af AL TY GES. ) Dayme : rave instr alee eae | YTS he ee ith , n —S) pin ult mee | dod > i. locats roo C; rnished._ ro — ren. | ea od fl bet —F i 1. steam | 5820 be” _ es . DEL» oW »EN ‘ nt, ite pl al q CO., INC. ‘| 1 . &, ~ M 2 = {1 Hn _# fan ' a rtern ql ! rt WW Peli vo = pereeing : (89) PAGE ~~) Conve oh Le of a gE sata lig WrOouts, sloor 5“ e roc ’ , 7O0 CH, m;: | pts cant ater 8 Faom apartment, ele ow wae ete tage ny oe ' SLO aAsy) | IRVIN Fast, ern * ba H ; = IAR. RnB, ee, NTS 0., | CHAS j ru } ; , avicrnie r I) oS Sli : som Cis as - esta ie iS ro mae Keep) wad ‘ if , rooms - (c7 = on iy pAlil, -3) . Tain : + 0 ner fg “er Tires? L-In oof ~~ ~ i - ING 4 ‘ . ; 3 2 ~- ane Toned and 5626 G (@ or iy oe a STAr and Th. uch #8 me of | Acc =Orest 90: legant; } om. | PAGE ne a= mame” Ltt parlor. a SO4() > 2724 _—s me it. | PE rede: weil ye rng ~ g h i Reger “ER eeeere iret-clags | beth ius ee — ‘was 28 Cabany §3 . uy eel! ae-Ol. IVE c Ph und travois (te YER. Beir Preae Ratton “uae ACCOUL IOS leat Gh, 46 iuaahis eimai re. a he. pstairs: “ive ren, Ist HI urnish room Pap P01 3226 PERS. condit ub; steam | ASLO M. 4 (Pine en a i and ny on a 5 R » f ae Oy et - SAY — : man . i — roo? Inectin ie? a rs: la ia ; 8 NG ba shed. ms, 2 ns, C Gene? ot —- ition alr > n. & in — city ar excha — en + aa —— “anys 4 as AO. Hi lANO CO ma S48 | — am ys ‘vi ms aout cl PAGE Call De sleeping rox ee mad ho "| ——— ive large [ara gut Ph sage Go: 30—Subl Apt. Big ful a | ANDE _— re floor. Phone ROSE LANE ™ STECK — pend ret ee oe mtry: age nee 7 1iCME. 5 ae tp ae E r S00; > S3G6L izeltor i 1S pACCOM ag A—- F rane 030 2 tid 512 room water } ay cinemas poly sun er 7 electric ency, lease , . ' ON-ST im he “e5 wer feo) _ cottage E, ~~ * onl — OBE give estat | build —— ————— basy tert musie § sold mn; oor "ay Onn iC we r 3290; - sie ize: cont T o136W. . for = ay A ——-—— firs mont a eee ee let for 3 mani LOUIS a OCK EE fat. = 342 —— RTS, 2 1 ertate } com eee TT —— SSS"! |p - . erms. PR rolls id by “ built; Maes chenett 854... I] g -P Tr ocust « 2 ni a benc} ea) | — om ekeep 21 § Vate ‘2 Die de OM-—L sree) * i ” rea ICA’ Yr » OLI Nr a ce ms. | Rs ( ag Ww ey: fur 4271. NEN : F-PO Way; 8.3 fur bert io?) F-P¢ nice Oth ———— ~ the are tM on av light, op- | immed! urn 30 mu PIES- 32] | bala: ee ie ee inst leneea” t * S.—2 ‘fami _ Poor gus are loc] > iad : ES 5903. v. 71é —_— —* __eS9) ESTMIN nishe 271—Nice . 1 E. LLAC very irnac ‘Ural oi = ILLA 50. SPE ais. perty. C will ta ediale “serenaded st b ot alane in et. : — \{a 9 P| ms B ai Ak . ooms: he lar : Nn. | } »* her “gt ¢ * ‘ Ps mae : Coan s o803- — ‘ ] » (*h CALL oTUu . ‘ Afft: 2 caneteenane=-eceay 8 DOG Suclid. Fors nedj- | *' tt eatt tee ah many case, | a amma anna: eam onne py ancl com Serene : re DWI beautiful it. O} WE furnis PL. ee janite, re rT ae 8 AS of JUTEAU : N 3% OLIVE CHA ERS = nenpst —?_ months Ser ) 2 re! ee!! ! - ca , ‘ Or > irerer he cti StePar icely o. ore ‘ ‘ i>) N } (a) | rf] war Tx , bheanti? . 524: ‘ 1 ORK “ irnixhe 4633. $2 room East en, in bath a 1) é' . M e U5——& Oo (hout , Fiats, A NUT, 7 | hot ~ 1: 4g ee CL = Tlercoy. | —— atk N PIANO "GO! | DOVER atts —Comt aa: | Delmar 46 re sunt Porest 3534] CLAYTON REAT. nt condi ho Troop ee | LEIGH d: $30 semi. eek. | 1) 106 Case ston av. ma. batt electric, | Raga Gee, Conon, ma = 2 partmens iL = zo ivi 4 4 ees, CO 7 . , ( nm “fh » ar: . 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Y A B $5.2 gUMP Cc DOKE | AND \ W —=— NATURAI North Si ge i. 1 board: | MINNESoTa a Bs nag ed ay inodern ara nti ~ om a 4 He \—« > gentie- | s A. 5920 shone Beat furn‘sh a SHERID = $15 , gg . rooms a VILMINGT TI IN ” ee oe how y ht c. | GARAGES, ; == . 198-1, Plere s Sy arenins 'n - s072- 30% UNK Deln —} oe a Oo bo: RAL Bi Ww STE for ESOT A mon mploy \TER va adjoining heerful eh BEE ror: reasonab! ed law Fj te. Cs ae a cu roon will od | NE NG R W ATE {EAT a RRO. - —_—_—_... iH. — ais. | ne oa Cc “tase taal t. Tump. $59 aE 4 “tons. | — lv) ‘ ‘ eee aS rA ; PA RI 38. or meee a conis. ie (e7) | W che Per ar (ool em ae fp nahle; NIN 7 : p. ims ay = oY a tr df] 110 — ac naan ALF AR ?P PRRAN] Oo i. ins Alone ree : 150 vols; nis mall ervil! Q- Ww ri. A ee out Sens K, »0mMsS:; all — ver- Wiee 18225 Ss! ' vew by : oe LIAN nds —— ance oors. ee NI sislndetints nieomenenarantien RYT "ORCHYT dD ET = ec wo! gs. 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LY OTrest 4 a j@air af, — / i l le ee ~ 2 ° > —s by “= s - ? «. 1103A—7 . 778 itis ee cash. oy : aarage en wen: Fe mt hia B ' ABLE hae Good all __ Wate: Dy - orest ‘rooms, 24 T bvoem ON, Ww suited ouis. : t ts : _* O,61- ’ ‘ i th ( ‘se rey Ay me oad , “OOo! ns cd | Ss. — oe roc m RM aa * re) va ee - rer lot rage : room ——— / ext 514 _B406w L 408 W cond t¢ -) CA r he ou’ >... & x ; { ‘ > 2a —— Al R ‘ : p! Va Es 1. $f ; eae . iT _— — io ‘ * Dart ——. > . Laat . i Mier + “bh e lat } 5040- . Pago? " bath, FR ) ‘ 4 cant; 67 i we 5x1? >, nd Dt in . 7. . nable RAD ition: | Aa BAN at; H —Boa fioor: -ERT, 7 wien” « Nice = .EDE H B i A ssetattiia ne rper } but. | H 1. front. autiful roc fioer, | DEL core, ae able, in f! 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ALTER JA at _ Very hotel a) — , 2-4 adi); pme s Raa 77 " a 4 de PAL nin qd, : 7 ! ~ "? aed dl * ecm ble. ‘ qua } ] \ nd If A or HY. @ } I’ ais * } ro li (c) i ER — - r ren oe ro ¥y — Ne iv ne fl E a der: ie eerste pal 7x) | D 2 em — Mm , conti iy) | Capo very, hier. ace A me (esd) rv DJ shed. | WELLS lama. O08 Ct pa ns; will | — BADIE 10 N. 8th: of Ko bard LTON ow ee mi GOBDSTE nae windo EMMETT. Ji F , Te: 245 7. work rew! irin ELM ploye Roo! 679. iUnuve CATE a lily _ reas ra nishe ) rent ithour Oa. m 7 RQ OW CF 7 ore — _- __ Fur * . Stl ope os- hat} ‘'N ., Ol ectric. erat TEI ation ws IMF erg (7) rine > & gu rine 4 Bede G b AR. 1. Aili P Us LS : P; 7 8 able as Bt! ad Or 7 e022 r } : SS — ~~. fr) PAY b 31) aS net, rome (cb) I j . 408 om Oli an a he YE . sl is (*} Main N R for da ~~ . uso . — Sa? ' ‘ se arant set OAD A oard : 504s and : ae, 7) siee , 5U6. Ke c ie love “OID - how HAD re fren , . : ie i i bed: 4., 1? ; ios LA ‘ ba : a song 3K vy a leat. ‘ =o5A_ leStni one ouble i} “ n ATE 76 ‘ ‘ts ne, sete. buil DE 49-51. god bo: st intttt se ar. iove. heat eT were For Jan od) | eis oe 1s iow rent | —3 BE i0A—Large _ M sgaw, *"* 5050-4 ut. 38 Seni ray 5 room tarpase fa . - ——- Cab uilt te LMA - th: § ~F board CH room sight ple; whe ee wy Rae ae Siti > st be OR | ae) or. se apa ‘ ; 77 ae f 3034 AU WE Li@ fr rse Di x 7 INE electri 4 RE em fc S$) ‘ ” i prover ge: lot me In (all » heat > , sian. ane any » on | om AR. » #7,90 ront ( AMBE 1s; A my pri-| LUCAS eh OLSA ON 17h ot vith | roo 80-82 Hoe aeolian” trae) (13 | LEF oe Lt - 914- —s room, — 5) = RVA , ric furnished ee 100x284 fre alo 712 i ' ——_ 508 Peo f via8 1en an: aR40_ wee on: el) RL rivat se low _(e2)) UCAS 9 mont! —}orn s Nn st ‘tab vy ns paige BRans FE M . BERING: 1Cas, 4 4 ren Sora nicely rated: 513 ia irnishe an SEO ee _— be ere ' ” had it ry | cease ieesipeesteie —— Heat; ms, ne __ fc) | for LLIN ! SUNSGAI Ki pte —e Tonn -- N AFES ty mat ! fur nts ee y, board fo | cLMAR BL. nsekenp! moe front (o) reaices eens ge col-| Look APART & SPECI of (9) Ps TH St 4_reoms Te * poe Can wipe 47 — ghey dew. | WILLLA kind of 3— La weed AW 31 rkwood i eo fos n R ew ~ BS hle thed. all, ne oe See + . | a! } 4! , ligt. 4 ro . ym nay a ro fe ee, j “ kis ME ‘ 7 ‘ Oy oan | As ~ : L4 é ns. hath NV. Al i 5) | N : ' 34 a ; De} ~ LA M: } of b rge ‘ s 5, mace 5 i arth BA : _— and TZE! lig? eat _fc& DELS lOUBE 245—9 | Ca! om, | RO nt 2TBW. Gs siti 1® for NTs 113 N 7 | PEN 6 ig ll h; $3 nd 2x0¢ be ; tert 1— oO elmar | LUCA! 3. 706 usiness: store. 6u bargal Troon Roae Hil e an Ba used: hoa rd B33 6. eoverde LAR, beter and” vany | R 0 OW. (8d, aa one? Pho. N. 70 | PENROSE. ait eeeee a 2h08 | —Pae ONE ana L ——_ One lock Cobos | 7 S Chestoud, oy n price: make Hill av. vars APES. Overaiock fe Co. anew lor ISA} Td: _pr aa iam Lusek cep; m- | D ing rooms t503B- Zand « leep Ling 1 (c) | tO IMS —F MS INS va Bas | 7 Bary Pho: or LATS, th at. | a. " a h: rent Stan 4, | PA Page: mod AT34A a oo k rd ey _AND stout. ¢ ~~ PEA AS, make Bo ne Kirk MAKGARI nh sa ergtocked. hird ont on, ern ULL, ¢ ite fa sg heated wig. ELMAR — 1% —-New eping. rooms; | —e Ze oY ig fron UBURB In ‘ rooms, 456741 s Delmar § hy PRING_ ge he O-rov 16 rs rooms: oe Ee. 584 8, an 4 — d { . : ~ — t ee i ’ Bir me ; 7 { pe , Ono. 9 ADP. mm — { -——- El. \ > 5) pect — Ww porta re “ Sipps . Wa ir conven 482° i. Cte J. oe ba +. | a 722 Chest hoe N R ond Den‘ ’ hee ga ne cad ma | floor ts ceient meals ere | angen site a Newiy furnianea | ~-clal_winter ra Hi, ae TemBece | "Wee 1 PREM AR 6 ann Peftigns | secu eurag, $457" Caml Nene | sea N._28524-—0 rooms: be ais rung, SALTY a a “(cet T ex ii or. for af 4n10e s : : j "4 ) iia 5) bake ‘ . uile, 2 arm —_~ — Thien: ag al Ww oe Ss ; Snow lea —a fos K iy Or h: Py . ind hw eae |W { er Jai & ‘ r BA - (‘@ h ath 7 59) vy Al iT wcdern Ooms err if } A oo - _— OR ™ . eoPHE i ee gas piialty cai ce ) de.M adjoinir cl , es.| TDi er: HOTE — er bi of wa Seta: “Ae flo ARI ntral 31” Central 51. (¢ LTON. 114) ag OO we laa PRE — E cmccotnes, tpg : ho RS: ood r sarge ‘ Ci win | for AR } ’ F ining ran —2 | BAL. hTi Ates : aie tos W ACN Fe nd or. 6 & the N, : ol room LSI. (er) aC $3 7 iid ae orest all he iN ETTY Hi ts and OFF tans u te: wine sate a 4474 Tie sts Baa. 1m - r «] ) | ly . ho _ _ : 39007 bath: house- " Water. ket l, ER »” 4040 Olive (om ) is aN Ree an ) arge - rooms Tae; Py 3 aes 8. vas = (ca) CH at) NOE 3. 1A me aetna 244° R ' at TON ~~ BSg5 North ST. L L KE ME IN T Ber Sal FIX —— MAPTI ok ng: Pp Somme as*onab! 4 ; 2a ~ ~ urnishy a eping. pe pe range, he . RION ; ithe ¢ , 2800 “ eek he Ve: Bne | e BG? 1 LANT_R 1 ms and . . » ae on rr ote electric: | WY fe oS HEA ms., ae 7) | cxnnstentnlnctann bus ae Tmo ete "4241 1 b ic HM - S S PARISI RY m o£ l conve! P 03) | BAS’ nience an first f] Nie : e0mM * IOTE day. $ list at {. — S| ners t Sey hr A* ‘i, Seeker: “~ xCel lag ja—Ne rand s. si “AS Sarace _ ol 1 ® ‘a sonabdle m, sult —— SHART)F i: $l th 3 ( fon 1 i the o0ms, 2 floor. j n ex ele GTO rthw (cB = ind 1: eft: _bed : unique R. ASS? | : of iitable N, ous 2 nee tnus RMANN., e Ra AT" - _Mich lik POs } j I AC hy ew y $5 7 nee j E ale ~ Ont : ir }} ab] rniear j RODE 7 day ana © eR) w | . if medai only ly h; , : in I . le ») _ 5171 1 oe a 4 am h _=! OD : for —Store \@ st. Ww e i ohea ker’ TEN gan ° © HN { Gard: furni 2k an NRIG PUonal urn ie fcr phor LI up: $5 le | get ate ‘Y se aths 3-f: Central ; f D1 pene v. rences. tor ath —— har dry e. BUNGALO\ U on NE ] ¥ n. ow: | —sten 401 :. $7. nishe id LIGHT ‘i, shed ol mean HOT ;: oo W stnut: | Loo~ thy or ond ' Ver amily ; itral 6 urn: o—4 — bCesg ner and “ "a ¥ goods, UN niv WENZLICK - Chea D. ufp i TIO 2. deine rr € um '} a ied f: anne (c8 kee; Tr. 46 ee _ Fo: fre 4% and uy and Ky week & ye . e for eupan id flor ery ede y GA i 685¢ ace ro —————— : (ps vice ae are. ete.: GALA ersit hoehe Ayele mente N a) I? er beat : Room Renesiittniieitinnaniieis ont r , ping iI é i. 6775) r } UD: 4) share a un | TOO tficien : — cy. ionr ws desir d RE IE od. ; rent ms. by. —— ‘Tand ny ng “* low Too IW. y Ci at BAe. SHIN er priv a oe a mom; | ENR room 2 fur Tod, ore |p all eonv hath oms - (exo) | * ho ei fici thwood. | Quich ailab tri Do sf D40 th. —— FLA ——=== tld Dol m. new Fron ty 9 F ‘ j i- Mate. al . for PM G. 5 ite. 7 ard ¥ Bi - eieele ‘ 1S, cor lite 3 » | l IM RE . 1N CPnie; . $535 With } WwW “eae ple , +1 iCK acti ft kK : rec 510°? x ay . : toile ‘ Ts ——— is Sf G ntmen bun ? owhe * -* AM Rro mont SAR 2a lem IXX——R vrest a ’ |} vate ff Mr. Ot ven! d ligt i. S8 LERLA nena.” ethan 1 tele- . Ve N Muri Tange lon OSSUT ecenti r ramp . Mantia. FO So ) "| RAVOIS 3 South t call zalow r to ; ew ad ne tA na on 5 ater, | = NY u Risa ence it 2208 x : mor OT; E : phy = 9 SUT a) eT — tla — Ss 35i1— Ca m ow I PEWRI pata er Ine H. 412 EAE MY lings asim rosy | ENRIGH mily ‘Tea l or 2 —_ houre- —— Tac 3 HOTE abany ay | aod nl r GR ANT. isuIA bed. ae oe s 1B +h... $4 4878 garars: che cath Cnik R RENT —{%_grece 3511—Le LOT —Tho bear 2 rege ner, 5- nk S TERS _ AE ¥ ate fn Nn “ons N — Sar : sy ‘ r r ie be ate } : i mass thi iehet 4601. SOT ah le «a kent! e ee, mi SY } ia san -L—E urop pe 49 B [ “T T liv : art my ra n Pine Ee x IN¢ n . oid —5 ro hoice hi. ft 3 (FA R Pin - North —-Furn!] i Yors ~ ry & nd ae sna, de i ice 5x1 i = R after a pm. at tic. be | A WAS — ae Pane” eth | fi 5 Song ceptor lemen, pri ea! ( 9 REALT ime” Pl porel iTON, ax 5° oms: ocation REIELD~ rene 5467 ats, 26 n on 4. in m. } eid tha, MA ND HIN ¥y ices bh floor (ec a E x ge. irnish uth Berle “y ® c ‘ {! ) \ LA oC Py bk S&S. | fla a h. 5 . 60J. new: ion. “ lars 4 502 wes shed | pr ement r¢ — g # N bun in 700 {el cellar: Cc _ on fr Ch. sNRIG J ed ; fron ne | | R —- an SIX R V I r lestn CO '? ‘ t-wat 154— Vv: st : . 29 t | oposit . Ds New. mo UTT - svewnt ca .0ow 0 bi } einen see HIN ADD hea ter TON, a osekien’: . GHT kit t 1 ») ES ee TOO sT tnut See PEI ater — rict- rent ~¢- w mn Darate dern ER. 12 oad _ ook: i ADD NES ING 4ae7w 4049 okin a gooey . '008— nbenet-e. 5: i ORT = I? Ms PINE ~ (eb) | NES n NBE hea rooms, (c — eas room fi eee Te furna wo {331 sY INNE whit | eet ees ve For w m: e v— elt | Wate ousek C9 t*4, *V- inertia lati $ -~ eautif: TW tND & N |: . cA iM RG t a ns, T, c&) | FLA —_—— t+ fur | ee , ‘ON -O reliable eG. . od fi I 5. MANN = : MA Sai WES exceile urniis? — 8 i} ‘Keepin ~ lar range, ATT For - of admi ful a We R ST) ay 4 | ~ f “OMI es & lon gar PF ny | Ts - — urnish ed 7) | JK erst | 13 ROURK tene price oor. M 7 room ——— e nitoid : TY SHINE — ae TMIXeTER et inca’. 2 ) 2NRIC nines Be olaree. eh ( ene cn Ren iatie cae ATHS, ~ ARIA Pe 8. 473 NES, ping | PLA’ AND oe Gt the 4510 ER with $4250 et ong nt ~ ; = WR mmr ge me — room STER, — ais, ean | : HT, — ns. ¢ ean sp! 5) | sow sho ON. Do t Mai Cy call it: subli IR NORTH mode (34A—On 20! new |_| P A ante: (c80 ir) SON, 24 with ALVI D, Bee y_ beds ‘A hard. Bo an BR S. ‘ ‘iin i ~-- x Li i- ‘ Ke rr BR a onti PT hour tings er >= i —— ain At or gs a ‘ : hb] or | a err). ¢ ‘) — 4g i” ' \' an a = - ’ dt 2004 : "2" N T Mr ° - de e 2 Fs urre 7 oS Wr Zood b&b S821 ne 1deil ‘ab OTN 4S— nuo to} on : a In i Ss ot = ain 596 DE E ager ase. Fi fir M > re ne (cROV | st = ——— nable. l busin 8.——-Larg pDiCKE 2. drive: ae ; et Oi aR echt ° ugh’s € STM doa a: Ny i stinieniiapinmesain { ‘ i any ] _ac . Att us t ». and drive i th fou a . wu. 4 Se Vv sa. or " st ries \ RK - Orns bloc - & i }- ’ ec ~ ‘ ‘> wan © 48 ad “ae KENS hriet- ; ~ : te eA: Wa end INS ST i’ rea icely @ en 5) EU Cl . 3 Ty. comn ractiyv { 1oO irker. ray fre ls par sii eae fz ray card not 4 oor KE r ad) ck } sal rt hy AN CG istric N&. C soe —s PAS ‘ siti ~ : i _ 4 wpe m art « wits. 5. M AN Wa Ba " i 8 . ‘ = iuits = ? i 2 Wiad : , TEL > OVT I _H a ‘ ~ ahvan r. Le aeweed wwe iaiogaont Tae — ER. 38: aatie oer oe 10da tio tees Oy Ay iad talherd cit if Cl 5568 N 50324 5 oo MO, tae x. North | in een e B | ies. LDSTE . Ti Ww ahany 62% RENT ule ‘Tyne tal, Kem 3s 38.38— ae. shed eeping 1606 i. | , Weet’ Pins y: pennies lalf PER 03 _N iN Norte weak ma 855.407, | 2 in family 3 ore Its. Be eer MET Chest nat IN REALTY ¢ = R ‘EMBL EY: ebste SS or seam Sar Ww Firat c sig E 4n45 Room nn EUCLID, —e neo 99°. Sto - upert sr ma ) R. . os ‘month : geen Riaiteadlinian. “(ees dg ein E 41 }. sain gee ond-t sec (eB : — vate teat ~ N enlace house 6% 760. 7 oes Baan room eff par tme} 10 om cast wer SOB —A Inquire Fl e nal. ¢ 40; Cc a? room ost Peden Sees sonable. NA’ : Cr “ KI iE - " of W |. 84 AND 2 3 ae, : + nel 4 . ie ood bh ae ] or Proor RES’ wa oom, . ice - FI HO co) clus valy icien rs ; ate. is} VN roon tr “¢ rw eee . ip.e. is south ‘it cm | ’ list ur — and ou - Pr, Ke ing ‘9 rR Rh one lean. ec n, _ room r PA With fu rni USE j Ms Lams finiahe: y apartn its | AL M. 32 ~~ = PF ae ] ffic a nt fla as Irn bh a cea E.. Stei; o , one . Ww Epare ho nap of Ww = r or leg mine gel yboard. a] a en ked + ae FORE 8 $5: RK_ steaie — 1 de a ice ’ qd ne en lene 20 , ear: hee ency: le : 128 q ” & » iz. rr. | a $s si" ISTER G a: pric water “s fo8) aig used $s ce neae MI kept | tES . Kar 44: nette: | ’ ] CL Atte ake tee lew build. | PAT eS New, age. har “d > ay) eeu coms, Ist 258 | TH outh fe « PE iROVES T S15! nd Ou ly a mach ozval LACLEDE WITH —-— toe | Pp sentlen PARE afe. bry eat ee AU! uF Call eo” it and aiid. TON arge sun ‘4 rooma | " dw oo YY Fr ——— its: Dot Ist f - “061 | new MTromt! Bib west 5 A Boker’; fo ; 3. TRU iar te ws, sees Ci lias len 1B. 81° EEE SY he Ege We ow? he ma sek | E l :: — 1 E. VROo: : Tugs. ete! | 18 wee porch: $f (65) ul PRIS laa eas oor, } |: mee ieee a a and Geen abe 3.149 singe. all mu | = irate family. ~_SoARD. C LT oe soon Tindall ro “pine | _ APA ; a ROMANS ete |v aos 6 Easton, “atier eng ig Proom eft i PuRsisitet 7 FI bot over $55. Ben. | Wol i wee nt Ss or: 9 Ting ae A 8. 100mIs, on wakaer 4 Ai Se) makes: OY APR amg mers i room: R13. 7773 dr . R ti — tis 4A.4N mod 540 arte *ms, as fi- e NIST} = at i > . “OLI 4 h sUNG ££ —er ‘ . & oo ——S=*----— and 'd | co hed { oom T™ HE N Rt ern ° , f. bath (c7) 4 ‘ S4/ ) {FT -S an ee (ey Ack eat ; : 7th - , ores Se : a ire. ROO at, bo Gao rats nvetr atly ” : EN n. ( =~ Ww Fs ; $32 aon : F it) d A — | 101 N fox . til VY uM -- mm 2s 1 M =_—-———~ ard oe i OD FEL lience bh (c8 wa 626 AP Ts eee. eo) ITY, + arge ~ oh ———— Nive r T A pt i t } e tbat? Stk 215 t{e7 N ROOM 8 F = ore; | ELL 8; rnish 0) pty ; mat - ‘ere aS : ifr - Deland et Fog n. and > ~ we for rese Imar 7 » OF Cali 1103 oO cs office | , RES HE. Northw ge i | B AKERS , 774x326. P. siggy pkg nie a re 2, am PAP ae ann tic rvati OS (2? i AT. ‘ ~~ nest aoc es si?) or ‘ im oO » finbet decannt od fl n. iat... 75 00 mn. ion 0 on (A BAMA, So Saws. | RUS cll Gy 3-—C r all Wate an hot od in f . B302A uth — / RUSKIN 4! atl 7 8007 ott age. hea = n- A TTENTIO A “er 2349 > airwh ply he —— . Brox fl =~ 50 aweusneene ete j room \—3 ——— um_—h 540 ome es Sis onder*: f I ai w ay. for ler sm ef info PAU ‘ _ ft 214: | soom reat 5-r n peor) r \ SN r ke e: fic ' - SND ti “ote = Tma- \ : =. As nt Ler oo" ms. s. ba 6 ee Ati, #irag —— ee mod- | ture a he mn! y loc: hia’ U G F (ead ——S (eno | eee va aoa Neg OME, eat 2oin scatiaee modern | Menows, is nisi or OR WINTER Vy kK Gr , ——— } vacan . SRR LING k. age = bre: ric ire 0: ady ,_ moder ' owne . i brary. rs tah Ses | un? . i ting TER r vl = AI I . 6 : > ‘0, rea: dy akfa » THE) . mii sults nh. . FR iv . erir’ an —" = " a OR E [ = —_—-— tse NAL at! irday.. rooms, »&22 Cc oon y ‘s 3 Ow AN vy uth ay _—.. o ico. + ° per ned ame! naniow fur on ; - an | . od . > ‘ — i ad ent? iat 1A ND ih} ze room, 702—y modern, besinut. o wdern, dor Pree | OF FICE - A B} vt or = Ome . Ownet nay HTT | SENAL kas ~Modern “a $47.50, "dorm, double gars brick FICES— Pec West 3 SAU TIFU r must 12° RA “—_" Bt rooms. > age, for bung: | WASH eople’s Lf —— al aS BU N I, 7 ROO room 1 heat reak- SOUTIN Sou ARE SAe it t ASHINGTO . lac “As Jac NGAT 0 M 8. mel: pie WES . thw fed) Exe eB N. x... 4 + 5 I > r at urre rs — Chestnut |! al mode: ffers i Weetmoent unfur- | new, sip inne fo—Be or call be Facant | KRAP’ w rate ep! morel Park: artist! ; faut idne >) T 1% e — gland Tea BOTANIC c. ortwinal. § iful, h (c2) REALTY 1S —4-¢ — ae ner “ie ‘ a> n ro ealth I _ TY ent s oom ’ at || mod AL teenies i om ful aI NI r co 40 ” fran Ee ——— (cRO 7 3) ern: + 422 wo Ss. ef ' ELd I per me . } i} TOF v4 - ‘is rth Ss c.; dea 4 43 ento mon bunga! ‘ i __ slee; Vry 3 Rota | GoLw for 326-—2 448. a 4. alow: R FE DE ping i tlie ¥ tiful (mo, | MAI WIN sarge rooms: OLAN A : deco NTY, if ae ms f YLAND 4 LTY uly will deco: 6) S rated. Ae i ane m6 6¢° See — D. 434: £O.. re 8S i emg 4 Ata D. 4348—11 a te | deat for” ——— tas |? ME iooee eh oom 2 athe BID ex zor Sate ne r af bed 2 hei —_ wiv wage: attr 1023. ING R ; seiaae? eee 3IDS, PLA ber non ot: 3 Sic) — -— ive =i “block po: '>.. 722 : rent Cont ~ ; Rate and ib ta 60. wane patow “_ 3 .2_ Chest ract 3490 a y. alow. 5 rooms. ts ors and 3 + wa rooms ayton r, FORD $s Cn dfs 8*: . her. rd.- Come Att REA 47 rea water tion to ou entiont | co, | DE for aid fh. the r office (c80) ives. sseaaatd CASH. SA <a) “ot eof te ss tons. ate ‘rom : Race Y, at ewd buyer . 706 Ch or particu UTAH 7344 ¢ (eo) SA ENS: a ies oe 2 Parca ‘nadie Ghee Sr neice ta Re Siew My ies : ROM eee; si ary 7 agin. i as gins. 3 » a 5 3e- ee se a ‘ = r a ieee Ew

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" FURN. Houses. FOR ‘Houses Wane et SUBURBAN Prop. FORR 0. WOLI Poli, ACK. 1 02 N. 8th. * Olive 2G! O—4 nice rooms; $44 e WOLF. POLL ACK. Aor s N. Sth. oll ve ~ rear)—Nice 3 tama dl 72 Cows, 2 Teams, I{ens TOILE r. ELECTRIC, GARAGES, “STABLES—RE n' en “fine Dp or hight ‘indnutenl FRIDAY, OCTOBER. _16, 1925. iP ARTMENTS °.°6 oo cect atl tar IF YOU OWN ALOT AND NEED SOME MONEY find a buyer through these columns: “&% FLATS BUSINESS PROPERTY oe NNE. ‘62. 238—For excnange: 6-family t: want residence, automobile or L ESTATE—EXCHANGE Bt - BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES TM’TS, FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE South ae (c60) 4042 N, E> 0N0- | tric, furn T , ' hans Oe ’ eo . r; want eguiry it] hHOUIS ,zhncorme, i - . i Pitzgerrel!. Central 2496. | Steg 143 KGE—520-acre , Tin 13, ONE-HALF LEAR; WANT RES. OR payment. A. JOHNSTON REALTY CO., 1D LIGHTNING ee a 7] ” , ("sally li and exchange real estate, | TD f-room br k. c!} — ; eet cars. Cat! Mi church: good rict: weat: state price. Box | et END ‘BU yo ost-Dispatch (ittinine ee | Path, ferbac PROPERTY Wid —* rooms, full | immediate t, city water. Fas am™l iight, op- | 4310, te Adele » \ _ AY will ¢ oD Sy ewecgeeroes sable Ozark property. Call Affton | NEW . Tih > { i °° 36 Belt WHEN OTHERS FAIL. | 1. LL CHAUNCEY P HEATH, = water | CA 8S. 818 CHESTNUT, (16) Jlarge livis siden ——— | t mt of Na _ Flats, Apartments Wanted — | Zoul72 —pouRlLe FLA’ ANTED. me toate 3. | investment fr owner for cash. Box | 1502 PAsL. Post Post- Di bate , (rc Sh) Suburban Property Wanted em a p-205, Post Dispatch ILE Bor ———" 5 ies Sone for county acreage z= ROS... Realtors, 13 N Tth. | sl FARMS FOR RENT | f —For ace & f_Caron | BUNGALO\ | Sit. | HAMMEL REAL ESTATE CO..| _hardwo —————————— hie 2 S ee Bargain—s0 Acres |~ ei 8D aw ray _Rivers: de 101 200 feet. —— ae eaten - — — ety terms iV ILMINGTO N, FARMS FOR SALE | yooms, 1 Harness. piowe ePhicles. implement« Col UM! to carry wanes ir) rr } section } — ts et door, wood and timber should new ad easily pay for all; warm loamiy s spring | 84rage creek water f stock, f ¢ 4-roor CRAM] r o- - sottage with 30-foot porch; geod water for | 2715 | house and barn: hand 9 achool. all ad 6 tegen, Surely worth more than low | ° SEE ere $2300: part cash. Ttails Page 4f 4972-76-78 Nagel Mustrated eatalo ‘fo 7 irrry ) ars tony y . pany states Free STROUT PATON lot: price PENCE. 458-H, Pierce Bld; St. Louis d Le : 2 SEE Aust Arkan vols; 13 sas | modern: M-Acre Farm Only $1750 woman © $00 Fruit Trees, V aluable Ww ood churches = ioOw's Cit ma kets ‘prod ce | DON'T tive fields. spring-watered wire-fenced | am offer , . ; Cw fr ery cr +” -- | Sig *eeeteeoseeneeeoeee?e HOTE 1 FOR TEAS }: c@lo red trade see at once; Rog re row ms 4 Missourl 1Y ene EM —Fals equipped farm. @& houre | f°" admis city: sacrifice price: terms. Olive] — BUSH-BUR? ; 13a. “GI RAEF. 907 Chestnut 05) FAR} —T8 acres. goo. onse barn. out Fine a bul ldiner % blo a fror erna “A Z or! } ocks fron er! — 4 i: ¥ ee ‘ kK will trade for tiag Phone Ben 161? iv- if 29) i is = | able rr , { Va SUBURB'N PROP’ 'Y¥ FOR SALE BANC ROFT. | 7033 3 ms eA _MecNA Fame, etc; Jot 75.150. 7 For fopant. ae, Weilston!i—4-room bun- | g7 iow, mover earage and f Ker . house cornet - t & & . 125 pri a S4000 FLATS, AP’ TN’ a hae TOR — | ' cash. 7 1128 DELMAR 1} : WONDERY t I. ACKE BARGAIN e heat, 105 acres i» re Man heste r road at on Tes Peres. near i +. ja8 rel ove B00) GO48. on Manchester: great devel Mons at, new way i°n iw s4 eadily in 4° ' Oil $245. - H. me LA Mis , iw rhe Touou) ? 7 ®, qj erine oe (CF 5876 —~ | furnace Ferguson — i712 MMETI. 410-5 rooms bungalow: veth, |eestn E double garage: lot 100x25U feet; modern fina provements Merguson Rad tes) Kirkwooc MARGARE NGALOW— 211 Rose Hill @v.. Kirk- Poor, wood: f-room new frame; now opel, ters pees bargain price; m ake offer. “ sINGLEE . i Se * LOOMIS, Bi N. Tth. (ces? 24 » AY. (south si ide, between Clay Ras. ele r and Herriso. }—HH5x1 020 . aad for = _ +% sites ; bargain price \ HYMAN, to sell. siiaiahiaisiechemibineadaapiah 7%) ih ee oon 215 (fc 7) A'S. Tk MI ZN, 7th, room + BARGAIN _ 181C ; Maplewood ~ rooms ‘ LTR me residen r fices for S175! art do = A STROUT FARM AGENCY. rer . Wdneo’n, Ark (eOR) 4535 Le bi a gd ght REN ‘aL ST TEIME R ‘& BRO REALTY CO. NEW FL ATS, ONE LEFT 4920 Loughborough av., STAT ERY N That. C209 (14 fa = t j > s + ae 1445- 6-room residence urnace pric a 165 {) | qui P ‘eae FEINBE RG JONES R ¥ ; E ofr Forest "8762. (c8P) | te] ) 4056 One block — ni rt n | blocks east of Hanley | bs manta a Je “7 . South En STORE AND FLAT. and Minnesota: etore Wi t! bee got path and hot-water aragwe in rea SERSON- STOCKE-RU PRMANN _ 808 Chestnut st. West Converted into Stores and Flats. Biackstone: 2d door from Pag a ee and rice right. y NES 2909 N. Union (e5 | large 30-ft jot Nv ¥ASHINGTON rs ROSE DALE NT 2? rooms —— Roots. ete am -— at RESIDENCES F FOR SALE PROMINENT WEST END Cc ORNER | ‘onsistine of 11 stores and 11 fiats, rent- ir he 00 per year: tenants furnish ean be bought at attrac th $25.000 cash. Box R eh a ce | ‘REAL ESTATE—FOR COL’RED 17U08&—4-room cottage down: $33 ver month (*} ELEC $3.0 “CASH l cor T rt; oe room brick. mode"n: K0v, te $500 cash: low price. CUOPE fe “BRILTANTE,, 4313_-4-room rest $3250 down. $28 we A “GOOD HOME FOR LESS 6. a OOM RRIC K- - er ee — - | o “AY —-SEI E TOD. AY T TAOR (#1) tj orery @ ee Cowrn 7 rooms S500 agowr eingle fiat e500 down ,} reoms $5°0 down Market. 4 rooms S50) MOORE. 204A N. 4th #*. ic?) lectric and furnace a 9 g 4 -class condition o ON ARD—S8500 ‘CASH. carpenter wor etc.; price month. Cheetnut. Central &5(") at $300 300 CASH | BU Ys S MODERN OME facing Vandeventer p!.; I-| nice roome, bath. electric, new furnace; al - only $4500; $36 month; - See Mr. Dean at merges v SINGLE. FL a, real LIEBERT,. room +207. FLAT 4 AND 6 ROOMS. ' TF Clark av.: good condition: 2-fam eash and $4() per month: goo nd investment. Cal! Olive 580% room 401, 722 Chestn ut —7J*12 PRAIRIE—&3850. $500 > CASH papered. woodwork paint : a ® sinks: brick house bargain: vacant. Call bt ROOM ‘HOU and BL OR ERS AND INVESTORS NOTICE. | | attractive small ones of | | estate gold bon by modern fire- proof ‘pull line | in a leading Fierida te ht $4000 of value behind each $1000 non | property values increasing rapidity. income 4% times interest require- ae ye . allotment and special under- THE “PLORIDA KEYS CO Room 201 Johnson and Moffat Building. Miami. Fila. ‘By y se, a —e ” ne vm Thousands have seenit PAE A OR! le anny SM Rb Fw ~e 8 have vianted it emai ey OF Apecousiate and sensible building ABSOLUTE, CTION!E 86—Desirable Homesites—86 Location Ils Everything in Real Estate POSITIYV ELY every homesite in beautiful east half of Moor- land Addition will be sold at ABSOLUTE auction to the high- est bidder, Saturday, October 3ist, at 1 P. M. “MOORLAND ADDITION”’ is wonderfully located—ideal for a home—unsurpassed as an investment. Peae* Ooroe i- Come out to ‘‘Moorland Addition’’ any day—select your homesite— IT SATURDAY, Selling Agents The Cook Auction Service CHAS. S. COOK, OCTOBER 31ST GUARANTEE This, as all sales we have conducted, will be absolute. You make the price-— present owner makes the deed. HOW TO GET TO MOORLAND ADDITION BY AUTO — Through Park to Wydown Av. BY STREET CAR—Wydown and Clayton Av. Louisville, Ky. HOLBROOK-BLACKWELDER REAL ESTATE LIBERAL TERMS 1010 Olive St. LOANS “ON PERSON’ L PRO FURNITURE OWNERS See us first for cuick service: $10 up loah on furniture at terms to guilt and UARA NTY FINANCH CO.. 5 __ AUTOMOBILE. LOANS _ ith Grand Finance Corp. Ghere' cee fl ae —_—(c3} % GOLD NOTES Denominations $250 and $500 Secured by first deed of trust on new double flats in Shaw’s Garden Addition Total issues ranging from $9000 to $12,000. Maturities, 1, 2 and 3 years. Value of buildings $20,000 up to $24,000. For full particulars regarding the above call at our office Anderson-Stocke-Buermann, Realtors MONE Y To LOAN on ‘automobiles, MONEY ener on diamonds in your ae or at Cherokee and Gravois. Sidney pid . £0 TOMOBIL E LO ANS est rates in city. LA SKER FIN ‘AN CE Olive 9130. (c17) AUTO LO ANS certificnte. of title. MONEY to ealaried people; easy paynents; 1881 Railway mer 7) 5) loaned to sai ested persons; 301 Victoria Ride. ae: gd Som 0 to 31 000 to jndivicus Ie on _Chrrokee at Gravois. Le« ynard, betw een. * Locust ‘o., 301. “Victoria Bldg. yy loaned on on th: also warehouse re- Auto Loams 808 Chestnut Bt. caren. © + cent. Get $25 to $1900 auick title and five minutes. MONEY WANTED MONEY yay “second deeds bungalow. 5- room First Deeds of Trust We guarantee every loan to of trust. perfect LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ¥Y TO LOAN on teal ew es “te irniture oarnene' PLENTY OF MONEY ree Cra a ‘See Fianbein, Bs | MONE. SY EA sANED— $106,000, on imero Louis ne eutase = lowest inte «st. JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chasta st. | Who Needs Money? safe and reliable com- let us lend you what you need Come in and talk it over. The Workingman's Friend, Hours: 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. Jeocust_F? PURC HASING | : COND o mortgage joans. “death canceis aett (ch > GOLD NOTES _ . $400 AND $1000 Loans on oe sagged Loans made to individuals; Ops. your cores Leonard, ener een “= ust Rh ton | “Look! Auto - og yd you get money DENOMINATIONS $100 Becured the amount to 5 wears: full particulars furnished upen Louls, 6% interest, no red YAHLEM FINANCE CO. Grand. Hours. §& A.M wt P.M. ~2ND MORTGAGE | Loans bought and made on &t erty. $2000 ral, 330, REALTORS. "c | Ever ybody ¢10 TO be Qu ICK - gTocKs AND BONDS ALL active wiocks and bonds bought oe ? BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES _2910_ Wechington, _| wy ro Auto —_ $25 to $1100 Quick | Just dr ive over to GLASER “REALTY Co. HONEY TO LOAS—Oity oad aa KEANE & FRANKE REAL ESTATE LOANS 5008 Choment &. REAL ESTATE LOANS BUILDING LOANS SPECIAL 5%% FUNDS MORGAN AUTO LOANS CONFIDEN TIAL—QU bie K OLD LOANS PAID vA YAHLEM FINANCE CO. ll 613 MU RPHY BLDG.. "Seaie prema on Your Hiours g AM toOP. M Sithn haba Some aig Co. 809 &. Se. _Lowts, id us for hew joanne ‘and Additional Money ) “WEMMELMANN. -SPACKLER Ri. 7th and Chestnut ‘Payments a? sf SALARY LOANS See us firet for «¢ | doreers pececanss na te Bateson cs Suit Income. umd Floor Service. KIRKPATRICK FINANCE CO. t. ————— uick 1 he og no ee If You Hoss Money “LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y CO-OPERATIVE furniture loans: cut wats rrofite ; MONEY ON SIGNATU RE on ealary or nth cane discounted CONFIDENTIAL joans on <stomobiien, and | Do Vou Need scour E TE LY REFINISHED $20 od: eee FH a at ANDERSON. eT a KE — ee qo BORN BS. A HOTS De on pri moines and antes $350 cash down total price S86: 4) 12.000: prices cut a EI GENE EDD 2 2000 or immediate sale. Nas Bey oat ations. Shrewd buyers ¥ — UTAH “ conn 5-——-$25 confidential : morwpane 4 bet h. st SONNE MANN Ri ALTY Tl: N "AL ae & 3626 N AUT TOMOBILE LOANS © al $1000 on your ages re- Open ye and . 1654 8. Jefferson. ( —————— Money? WE MAKE AND BUT FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS ay ae ner salaried people ae ee oe for ae "cho new *© salaried people at R per cent a year, or mortgage required; = inguiries made of your em- fai “Bids. “Gin and Olive WE advance mn hd minty a= Piety oe pent oTRATH.

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Psi, PHOTOPLAY SKOUWURAS - BROTHERS WEST END LYRIC Special Showing Arranged si the Regoest of West End Lrric Patrons CHARLES CHAPLIN “THE GOLD RUSH” CONLEY-SILVERMAN BAND IN “HIGH BROW STUFF” with Two Famous Symphony Orchestra Soloists MAX STEINDEL " elloist MICHAEL GUSIKOFF ¥ iefini« Last Times Today CORINNE GRIFFITH “CLASSIFIED” JANIELS iv HE speedometer clicks around ninety. the } > , > . iaughometer registers a augh a second—and that’s -_ . + ; = - . as fast and funny as they come “Youth for Sale” LAST TIMES TODAY “A Little Girl in a Big City” “Don’t Tell Everything” 56 ~° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —S__= —--- ' Re = Sioceeaesnen nanan caeaneeneanaie = . a = a BUSINESS FOR SALE MISSING ENGINEER FOUND ling the cave Missouri Road Conditions. PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS A = ge tas Pee OR ONC of lamarces whe wine ee ee GARAGE Genes repartee store | By the Associated rrese. crosses ay Wh sod nh Bipseacoe St. Joseph: Cloudy; roads, fair @igerict: will sell all om} t-yes PITTSBURG, Pa., Oct. 1 Wie re Te ee 2 epee ae rIox — s cities. @b.cear.cid « engines : ’ Joplin: Cloudy; roads, good yo? ll Blose. i1r-old civil gin didi te siditaaiie vale ~ seen” ‘teem 2 sa ; . lat ail ial ‘ : a ‘ cr a City: Raini : s ES aX =I ey is : was f . , ss Columbia: Raining; roads, mud- , A, ett ay Sone = ‘ _ re acs — a radents . * eas Sins Retitheness gaat Meee ARRIVING TOMORROW! Gaeeeee AND MEAT WARKGT—sont | Sours oe haley Sulaiin’ Raintne: conte pouaiy | an ae st — on | ee ts “Fn ld ttaches } | 7 ss N¢Ww ca Cioud roads, fa & Dositivel the > ae eae, F100, AY; fie sleet lexisted on berties and herbs, but from 4 He denied te was roata wes | BL ©6PInnacle in Pictures [@ 623i Gravois a ‘ Be 7 ne did not throw :; ght nsidering 1 ng ors Z Cape Girardean: Raining; roads ag e HRADVWARE S&S: — : ; o ee ; een nrinr iain ie \ MEAT AND GF 7 — SEA A? acer “coin : > ‘THE . i READY-TC SsHOP— é _ Bee Meh ben oetiows ooatt went ae Pancakes & - rT . - - : — heb — > semity tall bus nese 529 | : med | =. at » RESTAU RANT—For , : : food shop near Gr — . _ ae Teeute between ar > £ a > a the Mound City Coffee 2s. & enth st a Se eiyull $850; terms, 4020 Weerminerer, mE ROOMING SES—47 £ roots each. «# ‘ 4 Ls BOOMING HOUSE—7 rooms: heat ! > Ss : > ROOMIQGG HOUSE—Neatiy = furnish ee Lit The Choice of Millions! wi Hi ; IS OT an ° M co ead Tree bos a . Ma Made by Sun-Rav Products Company. Kansas City. Mo ie £ BE * PSON - ms & ORICARDO CoRTEZ TB PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOT {EaTE E LAY THE. em + | THEATERS = PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS > : ERNEST TORRENCE = Ae PAF @ WALLACE BEERY = | / oa | ZS ~ > ALSO ame =— Th t & . av —_— = a > int Person . ¥ 0 P 3 i x G fy A T / % ia e ) 11 A M—CONTINTOUS—11 PL wm “Little Miss Bluebeard” :, ©LEVNE! ‘ ‘oOuR GANG * COMEDY1 | Ps SEVEN OTHER BIG acts out Week. Eke Meee ome ‘ Pheteplay, “The Pri ef : - oe Presents HIS RASCALS im | HARO ithe ' /teteause 6 1- eee oo Your Own YARD . LD LLOYD in “THE FRESHMAN” A E Send the Kiddies to See Harold ws LOCUST a TOMORROW AT POST-DISPATCH WANTS supply LEN A DALEY 3 AL M.D css. ci. Se | MISS TABASCO 2 GRAND CENTRAL THEATER |! | qo m.- hag Sar membamee i Want columas. / _—- ein — —_— —- mn Whatitn Oca. Leading Thestre of Stima® ...” te $2.50 Mat. Sat... See to $2.08 FAREWELL TOUR ROBERT & GENEVIEVE MANTELL- HAMPER Tomght. MACBE . H MERCHANT OF Night. RICHELIEU Saterday Watinee VENICE. Sat urday STNDAL NEXT wre A |-—BAooas an SIGHT 20 $1.00 MATINEES SE | f ARSENAL (Tecan rand . ; and Arsenal Arthar —_— 3529 \ Newstead i Jefferson £ Gravets ~PORTS HI-POINTE { __ het Clartea & MeCass.' haay Ga KING BEE ; ! 1710 XN. Jeffersen * “EVES 6 Sneck “Rats Marine eee werver. 51278 eet. , . — 4 ag* on Kingsland ; “'\STiss Basen, 2480) Omeare | 6457 Grareis Av. ‘ “HAVO? FF. Waseem 7440 0 Mearag ‘7 alk iil Qenear. 3139 Rotger ) “TEN Dats’ Ae recasginacten te OP Knickerbocker - Reel BURIAL, PERMITS. I 2145 Park Ar ' back” Moneer. 1% SF54A GeTer ’ . 60 34357 Reese ' “ ty. 1] menthes 570 N. 31308 | Grand & Hebert : elder Snes Ai Tacs: 5 va 4 ? Wes Tom BrcK JONES . RY 2445 ere ; LYRIC f a i tel rare Sixth and Pins WOLF” 8 oe ar ae | ior - - * - Ree? Pihmere MAFFITT { ==" Elie OP “The Last ° 7 , + -ergim 2812 N. Vandvter ~ Amateurs — =; ov) > saree a. hm OC eee . AGNES A m~ Mee @* (OR? Deel. Manchester ‘ “Temerrew's Ba-vre- 8 ON Pe 4215 Manchester Miteheti _—_ pee | ( Geo. @Bue MEE) — ——— mone te ee _— ———— 5 _ ce = a ee tr A'@nt’ tee ‘ Jack Dempsey Pe Te Sahin eter | | feet) oe MELB ? Estelle Tasker wr ore e? nian narne. Car Grand and Miam! © Sieshettes = AaAtciph Kear a¢ierit irs - a © or wwe = 3 tied MICHIGAN ALL-4TAR CAST {= [224 Michigan Ar. ome “A Son of Bs MISSOURI { Pather.” On ae Grand and Leecs Watson Sisters Montgomery a 15th & Mentgomery NEWSTEAD 4206 Lee AY¥. — ( ae NOVELTY { -nime 3524 Easton . ta O’ Falio { “SECRET 4076 W. Florissant OZARK | “5s THEATER ( *Regeed Vebster Greres 5851 Detmar and PAULINE { pom" Lillian & Claxstome * Liord Pestalozzi ;“™ “25” fe Pestaloss { F aples P PLAZA “Too Many Clara at Etzel vt atan 7 Mes DUEENS { case” beet ques Maffits “Firing WG IV | dD. W. “SALLY RIES pe “A SHAW { “The 20th and Shaw “Pisy ee oes ae strck ah / Shenandec’ | t “pen « — — ° . TIVOLI Ce 6250 Debmar { “eg on 7 UNION { the, “i Trieen and Fastes WEBSTER {-tameseees (=e 5015 Greveols Av*. —EE —_————- — RIVOLI_NO! ANN DANCING STAR OF 1 ZIEGFELD THE QUicK and fied a LOST ARTICLE & VERTISE the loss if _ PATCH WANTS. 7 is e “. ER 14 1925. = Tie 3000 Leimmar ill tt hy te a" ee mere b Licenses Recorded — cal Permits } iid AGE LICENSES. : ‘a4 rai 43.44 2a58 Evans. : +9844 Keokuk | d R Gertrude Reyersderter, t _ Iv P-thenk efor aouget or ‘ain tener Sn er", 4eme bom thee of maijen name. Primm WILD WIGHT FOR MIKE: | Clothes. Crut ches or His" Lec, He Calk Police : to Rescue. of the Magnolia Avyenve responding to a telephone ta man was crying for help r Grove Park at 2:30 a. ™. found Mike Donohue, 46 4. a legless peddier, lying Tower Grove avenue en- the park, clad only tn wn. | he and with his crutches ficial legs missing, city hospital Donohue was suffering from saico- and exposure He told that a number of men to “send him up in ea " and that he had fought | with hie crutches unti) and stripped of his ané artificial limbe« @icthing, crutches, cork legs Bumber of / lead penctis. he sells on downtown | Were later found in a heap ere he was found. a ¥'s Radio Programs $:30 Pitsburg (309.1), ‘s period: Pittsbarg (309.1), €:39 liners, Auburn, Neb. Beaumont (315.6), §-10:2°, transp.ant + organization -_—- ——_ —— enateeennsllie ----- -- ie a dh ottenre = ‘ % ‘ — -_ -——~™ —_—— aa ANSWI The Post-Dispete Personal end tel given attention, « €d@ sinctrify wher ANXIOUS the and to | — irs. Ste.“ vush ; jarch Ridiitididnieees . ue - ame Secrenee whes is in Marc ra + be ~ ‘ ‘ AUBERT ( xmag Fomte Beecter. spring, just as they x“ ———_ “way rena " . — “- — ALuberr and Fasten | “The A y seseu? ne a -&.2 ) > i N The pre ry Priecenbers |; tite to plant shade ya . = ee —— — . a | . . : : , - ss. SOU a8 the preper tim BRIDGE ; Femend ; (edo. on ' a oe Ti, ae at Ue > . " e “« s t - = 487 , ' Ports «f i camict e eaves drep a I Nat P ridge Joly « r—eE se —— is a ester =. svete faite har freeze. or i 4 CHEROKEE . , at - Crenages ‘ uniil spring ’ irghmin Ret: ~ amver— {na - oem _ » . 2716 Cherokee se | ——_ H. K. K.—Mica is a Vv * Mar«cre: Pratt : @¢X*en* os +h : — oot ~ a Viae BSiabes ' % 6 a The oh ~ fourn = a : and —istite Boek rely esed and 2 2 J "= .. " me 3 75 al , “5. a“ Cinderela (Altstaz . teule—Rosina Fiscor Se he a c ; 4 : -- ; : mo d herokee and lows ee Sarrec®® .snass. Maviewood— ~ ee shapes —_ titted war’ " 's made br Ung —, Mapiew co ‘i sertrude Been cen . pau . DELMONTE | “4 urn a || of shelies o¢ auin —_ . ver re Oo; SAe€iiac ofr soOTLe , ARS y . sey S620 Delmar *‘ sua _——s .ED | rial Greund mice ae . RECORL , |} thie manner. Becai A rs. — resistance to fire 1% Easton-Tay. / “The . worte 2357 5. Eighicem® Le high temperaturs Easton and Taylor ‘ cieneey. 345° . ne — |, Im making stoves, 1 Bryer: 261" | and the like B. Bearman. $323 Are ST 18th Street/ ¢ GUD Fy ie G. B—The first Eceer* oo = . _. Pewere. i sudsecription = . £2 Blow | | “FINE worek. 32- |? Jt requite ully 1 5640 Fasten = *“Outiaw’s Focke ae Se |. to print a small ed Brows. RLS the two tnside page Grand-Flor. { AUseeas Calowey, 1847 Division | ihe gouts Dt “LOVERS SiGAa Lynct he Sunday newsg Grand & Florissant v oe rarvior. Cincinaat!, O. appearance tn St C Gcherrer Re rte & 1854. the ones a! 5 2ae | , he LIA mets Wineceuane. prise being ¢t GRAVOIS f wane White. 7%) 4 carried over the pri of the Sunday ‘ise including the edit ohly the telegraph | portant local news EX-SOLDIER. — Legion was organ March %% to 17. 18 sand officers and from all of the unit tran ¥xpeditionary re a@opted a declerati and selected the mi Legion.” The arctts meeting was conf dorsed by a simils yy 2—He can | Texas ender the o ' THOMAS —The & ‘does not permit U * whites and negroes ADMINISTRATOR tien is mot ci po me A ali of ime | ANXIOUS -—-If at out of the natty be ment has exptred Aishonerably di his rights eof | voked. «xxiotrs. — hare to mentic# brethers fn his have po calm mention hia a@ wll. WR BR WwW Sef St. Lepis- city, and are rot 'eleewhere or lea® (eur the perm ' perior efficera. — 'mebt for appetn ‘A WIDOWED + Miseouril you County Court Jor —~—~—- a &-45. program: M die: 12:05, Ga KkFWR. Holly Monte Mar Vista Iywood string Five dance Barnes, popular frolic. KGO, orchestra; 7:39, dinner concert. AGW, 9:20, baseball cert; 12:38, Rose City trio. KJ, Los Hickman's > ] te : | . 7:30, Teaberry | Ce et Comer © 6 eaten concert : Northfield (337), 10411, recital. . Shenandoah (266), 7:38.) OTEan conoert. ) seattle (454.3). 4. ——' ; i) ft. 4 De endable * Ps at 3 . Pon oo s Y * : 2 : “ 7 ‘mS weet a - .: Ca is is a »> = be - — * - pee 3 Fis aa ee oe % é ty Be aac = * = sees a 3 ¥. ae ** “ x bat g ee ae £4 Pt a> 3 ee : at = 3 3 : 6 , a ; Se galee eI yt ¥. # aa see - a> a “ ~4 ar ; ade ‘ * * Sie a 2+ fA sa Sout eae ine kan ee 9 ee Fy ap tae, Me See - Rapa pn Boe ee

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“res i te ee DAY, | ; or -TOuEE| DAY. if, 1925. : : | | ee hd 16, 19°5, Sa le lea a Om 3 ST. L POST- | . | __PHOTOPLAY - Se tial i OUIS DISPATCH iapenapaae = P BEAT > ‘ ' ‘ ’ : ° WMC, M :" |) Retest re as H a atisti sek daete ! emphis Commercial Ap- dress, old-time fiddlin. os 4 S tage ues ONS nswere —— a 10 = ; ~peal (499.7), §:30, Atwater Kent WQJ. Chicago (447. 4% 7-8, Rein TODAY's” . ae oa if artists; 11, midnight frolic. concert: vocal: 10- ore eky- ee ne ae #t Hey: || WMOA, New York (340.7), 6:45, larks vocal artists; ! -maer PHOTO P e738 i] A vy ep PER | %: ‘WBBM, Chicago (226). 8-10, Ala-/ | “Helps for Better Reception,” 5, hour, Little S&kylarkes AY 1 aT | NS IE, | Post a Dispatch Radio | mo orchesfra artists: Py wwod FA, me-mnallagypm i | Hardman hour of ee *, WSB, Atlantic Journal (428.3), *, ) IN censes | QUERIES | : a | O'Sullivan tap ist - 7 _— SS, Chicago (344.6), 6:30, Ralph “Methods of Driving; 10:15. program: 10:45, glorified jazz, | DEX an rd d 4 The P Broadcasting Station hota ivan, harpist; xylophone a organist; 6:20, old En- Qramatio) criti apne agers Roe Pt | i (| € ost-Dis ate) reserve e - of | lish songs, trio; 8, farm pro-, WNYC, New York (326). 6:35. WTAS, Elgin (302.8), 8:10:30. Fred : ARSENAL “The ¢ eco e : | Personal ar gre Rs we 4 ocho ek — hos ye | K S D WBZ, Springfield (333.1), 6:30,; &ram: 9%, College Inn orchestra: dance music; 7, French lessons; Hamm ‘and the Buse’ Own Or- 4 es and Siete’ ‘Ashion ae Permits | given attention, except letters on medical omni me - | 545. 1M : Rubert Whitcomb, pianist; 7, pt- | 9:10, banjo quartet; 10, Better §. musical recital! chestra; Herbie Mintz, talented ; OS as a a Asthur Nealy, ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped ad orbs anges Grog eters | ano recital, Isabel Steele; 7:15,} Music hour; 10:45, College Inn WOAW, Omaha (526), 6:30. of artists a ASHLAND Mme. et | ANXIOUS a ee | mezzo-soprano; 8, Whatyaucallit! orchestra. chestra; 9, pregram WTIC, Hartford (475.9). 6, Hotel 4 20 N _ Newstead : Shop. De ares i AGE LICENSES. oc m3 a best time to ord ws Louis May 8 to “0, 1819, at) Pad or! broadcasting e | club. | WMAQ, Chicago News (477.5), 6. WOO, Davenport (4536), §-9, mu Rond trie: 6:30, dinner music; J ate: pook Raneh# ire. Stelle, FHiilstad. | bushes is in i: oe pap ingncr-nagg bo rebobutasa er ge ae Booey, geo | 2:40 afd 2:40 p.m. Market quo- ’ CAE, Pittsburg Press (461.3, 7, ; hicago Theater organ; 6:39, sical program, German musk 73% song recital, 8, an evening + AUBERT ‘ me — ug lh yale shitines hae a eee ce" the early | served in the United Pe Ben ag | ad aoe and news, Peete _address; 7:30. concert. ™ nae Club; 8 musical WOO, Philadelphia (598.3 P. -it with Edeear Allien Poe: readings, 7 Aubert and Faston | F,; he nts Pesce a. (adel. E . , . ey see oa | F4 qy stew lon in confo} mity with Deteds waa piled - ” Market WCAL, Philadelphia (278), 7, Civic eras =e; and sere. Oberndort- C, O. Military Band; 7:45 must rf. penn Byrne as ss Oe as Amateur ie Oeriedenbere. ao FF. W.—The preseut is a good | a ran Rt, gece a of principles News Service. U. a” Dept of Music league hour: g. Hill Har- veg “30. W hitney trio: 9, lecture; al program, Y musicaie; -30,, 0 Wi. Detreit \ews (2452.7). t. BRIDGE . i Mackie. ee Maa time to plant shade or fruit trees, +; “‘Wranne — lt cage mes apie Agriculture and principal Ex- mony four; 8:30, Rennie Cor- 9:20, Mae Atkins, soprano; 9:45, dance music News orchestra, soloists; 8, dance § Edmund hak 7 Keimine rune. as the proper time for this igs when|: “Parate, as the Paris meeting ap- | | changes. ¢ mack, songs; 9:30. orchestra talk. WOS, Jefferson City (440.9), &, ad program weoco, Minneapolis-St. Panl ain — Elsie Schmit. the leaves drep after the first | Pointed an Executive Committee W871] Nat Pridge i “Port« of © ee Sophronia Crayton Jor- hatd freese, or it can be dela: ed of 17_officers and men to repre- Joly Je ster a . CHEROKEE ; Vireinin Vall ; By + 4nt le sent the troops in rance in the x —lAliian Crenzfelde # until spring. j eonduct c t} I - F ; > T eats Sele ce hour cond i ted 4 ‘ farm lecture: g musi: al eT 1A Cc} -F : dren's hour ;, talks 7:30-190 ; . { “The Poll ST ennerly. | Charless, the first number me 'sylvania, with Senator Walter F. 3—Harp: , : , “ 4938 Delmar hereto Fe: 5A N. — ing July 12. 1808 The eekinttene |George of Georgia as an “ornery” (a) To a Wild Rose | dance program. a _ -— ¥ narn 635 A arcus office w rh M * ; : | member, under the two-fold claim Mac ™ well-Coe WEBH Chica Post (370 2) 6-30 , 4115 McRee. aes: as on Sain street, south! of having George for ai family | (hb) Jadis (Minuet from . the ‘ ‘ Fo : pr etinadis est FAIRY { «pima Rubens in gy oe eo | SSeneeterion oF ag eg Bong hs ®iname and hailing fron the State Rae es pecan ' Of Felix Oriole concert, musical bits; 8:30 | | . oO ‘ o. 4 . a ; ‘ é io rois 7 , rrp Sep | : 7s 5640 Faston al » Dea 9 as 32 Menard. 4 It require€@ fully a half a das 4 ie lege yy ~ Mba imag Baty FE, aa i io) Saruaen from ‘“‘Joeelyn | dance; rey se pp mis —— we al - 6010 Michigan. to print a small edition, of rather § .e¢- ae? at Godard |]; Pany, ‘39, Orloi@ dance or- | .9?%ter a royal) George Senntor |) vs y GIRLS the two Inside pages, for only one re f a ON Sg. chestra. songs. ) Grand- Flor. { Al. tora CAST = Ve 1847 Division. cide could be printed at 5 time. Moses, nS seaGer of the Senate 8: 00 P. M. i WEEI 5 348 6 §-30 EF 9 ; Grand & Florissant S LANE ahi B1@A Lynch. ' The Sunday p ta vi rroup, is considering candidates to EI, Boston (: 6), 5:30, Fou | Vaudeville { ati, O. : > . n Sspaper made its) head a new chapter atout to be Song recital by Helene Hellwegr ities 02 De cane , 7. 2H g , ' “Taylor, Cincinn appearance in St. Lou! Gea ge Fy wy Merry Milkmen; 7:30, Sager’s r. 1608A Menard. 8 18%4 h st. > ui8 on sept. formed in the House. where there soprano Charlies Maeh!, pianist a EN won a GRAVOIS LILA LEE li, 618 Jackson. neie ; hy : . ores can this enter-/ ere 14 who can qualify ar active | “4 ] Paes half hour of HOSPMANtY ; 8. BE. i : Jefferson £G “The Midnight - te. ATRIA Ww leconeins. beet pe ve te oo rm yee It | members. Mosea’ credentials, Program | Band. ba ritone: artists: 9, ma- ‘ 3 m ne 4 sravols “PORTS OF ry! As ee Pieap Delmar. pow alec seoesgs A at ab ar paaress on a Soa Na a I—ia) Mimi's Farewell ‘Lm rimba band. Scotty's orchestra; | Music Department Ninth and Washington A . | E —- d : _ ho 7 " a | i yeorge £ Uils ey ohne es Tres 4 ; + . ' HI-F POINTE 5p ; , Dunn. “go roel: k | including the editorials, adding " (alenare yp Sonal 2s of he aa (db) oe the Abana ines | 9:39, William Rideout, meteor- - | Clart f sory ~po Rona oonts. the Welsaad. | oaty tee telegraph matser and im- oan. -, t. -. a The card (‘From the Crele, “A Lover ologist. & oan —— Andy Gump Y White, 6109 Idaho. | Portant local. news of Sunday. ‘Vets Georee Washington and mn Damagrun} mingen WFAA, Dallas News-Journal | i | . | Kram , 4855 Cozens EX-SOLDIER. — The American Georre Dewey as patron eaints, | | (c) Prelude (Fiom_= the Cy le (475.9 6:20-7:34 Ford and — — KING BE HOOT G , 6666 Vernon / Legion was organized in Paris. lwith George M. Cohan as presi- ‘. of Life’’) Ronald 19.9), ,-3 7:34. | a 710 E { “SPOOK aaa ) tather, 6220 Vermont. March 15 to 17, 1919. by a thou-/| dent, King George of “nelond fs 2— (a) le Threads a the Glenn and the oe Old Judge ) ae N. Jefferson “EVE’ S | 4! ., 'p244 Wren. , Sand officers and men, delegates |} honorary vice predident nad as ’ tor ~™ of WLS: 8:30-9:33), Amphion 4 SECR . 8 R14 Marine from all of the units of the Amer- Qeorcese Memenceat., (ye orge Hlar- ai me the Gloaming. bg fa ‘eas , p | - am | Mi [ ALI “ai ~ JEISTA vermon ican Expeditionary Forces to an! vey, George Summerlin andl |, oneal a! qua tet. ; . nes ae es z ¥ cast ioe RAAD moar. | organization meeting, which |Georrwe Ade are rated as officers ————__——_—__— WGN, Chicago Tribune (370.2), - mune ————_ | 6457 Gravols ‘ “TTA Vo0" = , adopted a declaration of principles | of one sort or another Meorg: ° 7:30 tri trio, vocal artists; ) dF. Wasem, 2880 O'Meara. | ; ' : | 9:00 P. M. (:90V, String re _— APUBCS, Fs Ss Put and selected the natne “American/| T. Dexter ts treasurer, but his post Fee 9 acts anman’ ’ | Headquarters for o . ia eae =e tipeagl Legion.” The action of the Paris!|ia wholly honorary, as the or- | lp there address by Dr. Hereward 9:30, Jack Chapman's dance or q Knickerbocker / Tie at : PERMITS meeting was confirmed and in- | ganization has never had a nickel | ee ita gh. i chestra. i 3145 Park Av. back” 4 ate |dorsed by a similar meeting held! since it was formed. WGR, Buffalo (319), 8, Crescent . _ | re, eta cols. saa romberg-Carison Kadio Sets Humphrey Vi ios a8 ae seer: Ty he pill. Lafayette . ALL-STAR CAST Ay Menard | LEGAL INFOR ATION eee aoe Meters Mission sacha 9:30. program: St H Dail 3 : — ia > « in “Th 1437A Clinton. , : " bia - . musement review, e ore ore ours: : i: JU0— ; ; [ [ y ye ae Commandmeste SA ae | (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) : ns, Guniebine: Saumaieee | 10, Lopez dance orchestra. ee tare F atly, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00. Olive to Locust, From Ninth to Tenth | eeepc sneniretamenenciti N. 13th |} P 19:00 P. M.—Studio Entertainers, ‘WGY. Schenectady (379.5 at 8 : — ~ 5 ©9388.%4 Chouteau. xXx. ¥. Z.—He can sail the lot in theré is no County Board of Wel- | “Jack.” “Tim’’ and Tom.” Orches os. Cees 379.9), 9, ma! LINDELL { oo ie mf iat mine 2520 S. 13th Texas under the condltions stated. fare in your county. Write to the : tra Romaine. Cee | bany Strand theater orchestra; - Grand Heb gcse went, ee °3 Harris a ae i= : ii Secretary of State «ct Nashville, ——_—a— | 6:30, health talk; 6:40, musical | in 4 ebert Amateurs _ 70 44 $ Harri THOMAS The Ste of ilinots Tenn. for information regarding WIL—273 Meters | ' - | REIS : ia. ge Te does not permit the n.arriage Of/ 1). wip eesce law vosat “ | comedy, The Hidden Idol, . ORK : ; thaky ‘ whites and negroes. Pree , ° AT, 9:00 P. M.—Orchestra] “le c -9( “che — { OTHE ‘Tibi ep i able | ADMINISTRATOR—Your ques-|,,J: McN. — Make application to muste, gonga and instrumental solos jj] GY orchestra; 9:50, orchestra. : | 2-00 P. M—Oneratic recital) ai. ||| WHAS, Loutsville ‘Times-Courle f | 4215 Manchester ‘tchell P ay ae ats MRS FE. M.—If your name was 200 6P. M.~ peratic recital di- [}| | EE: é — * oes ee Gere = Saal ae Ee | ANXIOUS. —— The man does not | forged without your hnowledge {jr | ||] ected by Mrs. Clara E. Thoms | (399.8), 7:30-9, -coneert, Bible £ ati | HAY bia ire M ™ wo = f Geo. O’Brien end Mevten *3 SFR 11, _ have to mention’ his sisters and | moula not injure vou or qenrits i " 400 | . —” ho James and J. J. Class. orchestra = " ap e o my - rhe} 79 4948+ tirade t:) brothers In his wild They would; you of your property. Your hus- “* oo aed es fe On « | ar i allecati , . ° B: San ai —— se - |) SERRE Os 7170 Manchester —- BO ncgg Poa ae ,Rerh., 5. FAS Subert have no claim. However, he must | band could not take your home ad Pgs sin A ane y os WHN. New York (361.2), 9:30, se st: 135 | Seathatel : 53 or — eo iageean eel -—_ > =r Bath be Feith ciara se . ee see orse Fenarnn n ONT S Ta mention his adopted child in the ;away from you in case of a di- heeetht sxiaaeiie > ge aera, - Roseland dance orchestra: 10:30, te $3 . = “\, \ ‘Sa ni SpE tere teat tdate, ” cal ee - fern. R4. BVEHR North Merk | , Pru toist i “The ; abl rxes will. | vorce. He might be able to adopt 7:30 P. M.—Sandman (lub for th. | Club Alabam; 11, Silver SHpper ‘McNolr { and as — o ; | MRS. RB. W.—Police of the city |a child without your knowledge children. load report from Automo- revue , | MeNair-Pestalozzi old ay oh Peay: e aut Granted. J of St. Louls must reside in the! ANN’ F.—You can see the new | bile Club of Missouri. Ciyil talk by | a | Mol 526 7-209 >a ee Me cunehs ersblte city, and are not permitted to liVe | law dealing with beauty parlors , J. H. Weiss , WHO, Des Moines (526), 7:39-9, — | BA Jack Dempsey and} Loretta Kertirp tt nflenities elsewhere or leave the city with- | by inquiring at the Public Libra- || ay P. Mi. Musical program by Garber entertainers; 11-12, dance MEL Estelle Taylor in Men Reoheiperneter indicnt- out the permission of their su- | ry, Thirteenth and Olivé streets i Barnett, i i ath h d 5 rede — program P Grand and Milam! *‘ ‘Manhattan “Madn tion of m hinds name. Car- eg mega eae a require- for the Sescion Acts (Laws of Behrens, saxopnhonist,.of Gillespie, IL | WJAR Providence (305 9) 7:15 : nares on , naun. In ‘ ment {OF Appointment. |Missouri, 1925). The complete law , Wess, septal, js tl att | MICHIGAN { mame ET AE CASE a cn etord “Bien | M i: aa yak « Rae tte —e ah fis found on page 240. It is hom Hotel classical ensemble Seethoven quartet; 8, Maine | “THE IRON trude Peversdor fer. indie | 1ssour you ca apply oO 18 |lengthy to quote it in answer to > ew ¥ - ~ oO = - Die os Creamery hour; i10, dance or- | 7204 Michigan Av. HORSE” ' County Court for an allowance if t! your many questions. ty KYW, ¢ hjcago (985.4), 7, dinner | . : : VA 2 - " 4g a Ro thenkx: errr, deme inn SE AS RI aca Sone OSES ee ee ee ee | _s t concert; 730, Home lovers’ hour: chestra, = ™m ePnryv autres fesert ion a a oe ? em - a ’ > 7 ‘ "1 e iden ; > : 10-1 2:30, revue, Coon-Sanders WJR, Detroit-Pontiac (317). 6. ‘MISSOURI { Pather” — Fe es . ad coon neaNG. Es 8:45, program: 10:30, Times satu- ; of Optimistic Ponuts: 12, popu- Original! aktheinks- orcan- Goldkette’s ensemble: 7. Sum - ) nae ane Lacas Watson Sisters dio: 12:05, dance. | lar. song hour; i, dance orches- logue. , merfield and Hecht program. ieee “Sika LD NIGHT FOR MIKE. KFWB, Holly wood (252), 10.) tra. w a 5 /UKAQ, San Juan (340.7), 7, inter- ‘Montgomery { an rc hes. Crutches or His} Monte Mar Vista orchestra; Hol-| KOA, Denver (322.4), 7:30, orches- BAP, Fort W ee Star-Telegram tainment, speeches. | 15th & Montgomery Musical Comedy Ce, Coif Lec. He Calls Police lywood string trio; 11, Southern! tra: §:30, Book of Knowledge: (475.9), hie tee oe Texas be hris- WLIT, Philadelphia (394.5), 9, 7 ' % to Rescue. Five dance orchestra: Alma | 9 scientific football: 9-10, semi- tian Univ ersity; 9:80-10:45, mu- Morning Giory Club concert: NEWSTEAD { “BAREE, SON OF of the Magnolia Avenue tte popular songs; tenor; 12,; classical and classical numbers; scale. ' gongs, Rufus and Rastus; Arca- | 4306 Lee Av. AZAN” ke : rou. | readings, vocal. | 4 BM Ponding to a telephone) KGoO, Oakland (361.2), 6, cdéncert| KOTL, Council BI 7 Srapenc aman was crying for help | 4 Council Bluffs (278), NOVELTY f outjnea the Wint™ PGrove Park ae 2:96 om orchestra; 7:30, girls’ period; 8, program; 9, educational periol;| 4, 8524 Easton “Unseen Hands” -A-wike Donohue. 46 dinner concert. | 11, Hotsy-Totsy hour. THE Pp t In tm nt <5 | : ene a legless peddler lying KGW, Portland-Oregonian (401.5), KPO, San Francisco (428-3), 10, STRA VARIUS éermanen ves e : en { CSECKET SERVICE, ® Tower Grove avenue en 9:30, baseball scores; 11, con-/ Palace Hotel dance orchestra: | ‘ CC , 7 7 f . . a _ 4026 W. Florissant SANDERS” ik ite tiny | Otte 38:90, Mdot Owl frotie, Rams Mot Sentngs Notiowl Park Three important points should be considered | Sa eps wee hi sists Rose City trio, Pantages Acts. (374.8), 9:10-10, New Arlington : : ee : OZARK LOIS WILSON Wiiticias jogs ahora crutches’ KHJ, Los Angeles ‘(405.2), 8,|5 = in choosing the Receiver to serve you over a [ in ater G - “Rageed " Waters” ne city hospital Donohue was cgegene tl a a oo term of years. First of all you want— | Webster ——— , 8:80, children’s hour; » pro- ase Site Rawlinson, poe " perme Sram “sics- gram; 12, Hickman’s dance or- | Performance PAQEANT { “The Man in Blse® Mia. Oe oe ger told chestra. There is no better way to judge this than by your own ears. Listen 5851 Delmar _and Serial _ that a number of men . 1 to the taithtu!l Scrom reproduction of broadcast pro- | meee —__———_@iea to “send him up in a KNX, Hollyw Express (336.9), grams Test the loud speaker volume and the crystal-clear tone as : ‘PAULINE “The Fighting " and that he had fought §:15, travel talk; 8:30, Atwater | the in 2 see Pay Seseat ath ol { Demon.” Harold if with his ecrutche: tt] Kent orchestra; 9, program. | nearby stations can be cut out or cut in. Lillian & Claxton Lloyd Comedy a t , a cs un 9730 Musical gems; 10 West epee a ts ana stripped o his fg : . é a + . , der a en you want Pp + "i | ee Man itn ~ aa A artificial limbs. GQoast theaters; 11; Royal Or Th | Festaio { Comedy @othing, crutches, cork le : 4 Appearance ; 2841 Pestalorz! ‘Fables ® , Nig Ea gs « Y will best in this regard. The ™ ‘wanes ___——— ember of‘ lead pencils. | y our own eyes convince you t Sud M wor | Richard Dix tn he sells on downtown | «| manship on the beautiful Stromberg-Carlison ene PLAZA { “Too Many Kisses” cater ¢ aj and American Walnut cabinets, with their handsome dials makes . | , Clara at Etzel Serial—Amateure ; r found in a heap | C O | Ye N I A I “ them suitable companions for the fines furniture. | neti wie —__——— Bmore he was found. | Thomas Meighan a 3 RA O oS S want— | Powhatan = 72ihe" an whe ; | DI ET Lastly you | : Airdome. Maslewses Found Mimedit” 4 : | 3 | son Ef inane - Radio Programs | Here your common sense must come into play. Seromberg-Carl- “Greater Than 8 ae er et. QUEENS c ior? er Th Hoxie Es son, for over 30 years, has been making voice transmission and a | 4700 Maffite “Flying Hoofs” am voice reception apparatus which has stood the exacting tests ofthe ; ) a - er na: » Pitsburg (309.1) 8:30 great telephone public utilites. Radio Receivers and the Telephone s D. W. GRI IFFITH’S iren’s period: 7:30 T b lil | are intimately related; they both electrically reproduce sound. y RITZ : “SALLY OF THE 3 2, felis Ml cuca Stromberg-Carlson telephone exper’ nce is behind the stability of Grand and Juniata SAWS: | } performance of Scomberg-Carleon Radio Receivers. re Richard Dix tn mpurg 8 (309.1), 6:30 | : ‘SHAW ‘3 “The Lucky Devil" 7 » Auburn, Neb. 39th and Shaw Und beoeseal No nont (315 6) 8-10:30 = a _——— a itch, sit aed le ’ . j | BUCK JONES je S0Rcert. : Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Mfg. Co. | ‘Shenandoah { “The Timber "wi fRorhficia (337), 10431. Rochester, N.Y. | _Grand- Shenandoah * Scion of the a ee PUeCital * TIVOLI f “Herbert Rawlinson, floah (266), 7:30, Distributed by “The Man in bd . , | 6350 Delmar and Serial peacert. The Benwood-Linze Co. F saath tre EOE (454.3), 3, concert; Ic is the radio 1700 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. i BABY PEGGY 2 ‘UNION { «The Family Seeret”™ —_— you have wanted. 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Sa ” ree ys ows ang ; ears 1} er x vi ¢ . , Sa 7 76 } *1 Yast r “B a.. ; 4 — ee . ot aan ae ws as ery baat a .X . . ’ the text of the e-2 e firet hous . 2©e0 tne eature in to-j ** re eee »- : =o 2.” test Mt itp doll ae - otal Sa es ester ay on Cw Ora xXCnangre , in — ’ . seen dicentlimet * Was “eer ; ars Se i alma GA . = ~ a) t ni - . , , ~ & ro 3 ‘ . fry e @ 5 fs ~ . . T 4 ust allan ~g ¥ ~. 4 ~~ : 500 000 Sh . at Sic 4.eTE é _ ;4 Ss fy oc e —_ ‘i = ae" _ ‘ rn 2 me — oe ae =— SS e = 7 ‘ = 4° 74 ; 4 . Aa . ~ ras ~ - ~~ Se 2 - . ' : er. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE |-,.7™.* pee ext *] eS 5 taking the leadership. | ©, Com mes sffrcted by wheat [8 L.140%-% 147% 147h0_, 14 Exceeded 2, ; ares, Being Largest... aes ‘ ia . ‘ i Lan sac pa ; 4 : . dows — . . nite : . o 7 - bi " . ne - Soe . ’ : s é - . - ~ - “ss . _* : : . ; a ' I : $ Oct. 16.—Influenced no doubt to, Vente vs gins , rims 7 a7) ad TIT? - ; “ ree ve 0 Pc arne i “sf 145% 14 14 | 44 W th On E ° ~~ _Oeetgg 4 * ta * . oa : > : ’ . ; ears ™ , r . pies ati ee Ti reacs 2 , . a —_— =n = - om ge a4 wav ; ; 7 ¥ l e xception. . Toa ° d $: : part a i€as ' is} i Se a iOT) . New if 7 . *4 4 ‘ °s j , Z »* efi ? 47 oe +e ré .? ~* 7 ‘ Lae = : % . “a : « ~ ~ rut =e . - a 2 . 7s WS > cm. age a Tork Kachange. prices of som¢ se_'* ** © sro ; te " ~ ? a. . rand Wee wetter - Sib. Be . at - a a 7 is ‘Tie P /. “ms ite ; } ad : ine Tiere ,mNe ps . . “ ox — rts J . . siti ose substantia! ?. oY ’ er there “ . » vrenlis _ , ~oe ere 4 rare a. “ ea - r?*s Tem - z _ =n - ’ ; te 5 . or e oe . . - + . _— ree a : a 2 ss - ’ 2 - ; - > ee ra Skoura: atl | ri -_> lx cryry ra? . . Piss c - = 4 a* ” ‘ 4 _ . = a | ed > 7 on . ee - “ > s " - f ° eo «? y ace ~ - » 7 es . - aS. - ‘_-_- & > } 2 : amadia 7 ; si — z "ren? ewire Fee orm ~- * +> Z s+ . > - ; - ~ i - - . 2 - a - an : “ere & TT et “4 wae Shares SOV ing oF +s : x - 7 — ‘ 6 Pos a2: o *# . ¢ wea’ tr | 4 3 tes a a - _— ; 2 ; rT. . eu st, * & 4 - . - = * 13>? Ou & t i; «& . . . ee ‘ inj te] & "3 re ~ 2 - i C - - . . = T= - i. " | 3 rs te-ore . ~«is » on : jarger ur? urns big res torn. Rr — tenrfat « 5 . co eng , . : a a- . 4 p . - \ uw ra eo - - ~ pd ore a a - ‘ 4 4 . - . . , . Pa " e — - — - - o- = = - re . ’ : = > ss Aaa | oe ae “4 r §F > ¢ ia hi | a @ > P ae ear r ' 4 =. ° » * > — . a. = AT es a" 79s ‘= “~~! > + f - 2 “wa i a : (ee in a ftern: aor Thers 7? . . . : » ’ 72 3 - e..¢ e ria 4 “ - - - - & ; > Z is aii . : eS : ie a8 as a > »* - . “ " es a + a 7 s . re t- Ler pha : ; a ‘ > - *=—- —rnintre =z ‘ mt , . x - ia s 2."Sous 7 . j - —, . . . : Boies . 7 . ~ = - - 4 ” . . : » - " - o — é SER ‘ ‘ ; ; ae i pM + + . YS * , €)] 48 4, Toes f Ny te r . am ~ -@ = 3 - mte > gher + z - ‘“~ - ar : . , ‘ “ 2 = . ; re 4 a e = — -— ~*~ “2 ° é 4 ‘ Piectri COMM™Mmon ana t+ omseolidat- ear te 4% oan tng | entire foreier bos cme Vn P — . . wi is ; ee - . . — NR eT ag satis > nt a — : Ai i ~~ ‘ r 4 ‘i = hail come “my . - - P . o - r iy :* Ei ; . : i. ; ' as om 7 | . =e ° : .?, * »'? o> =F & z*e * * “ : ; ow ‘ " ~ ot a cine . - 7 ee 4 v7 ac % *he ~ - ~* omunere «15348 148 (1489 Pp || prix developmen: new €@0 ara 256,50) am year inciudet 46are | Chicago Stock Sales vere the largest with the sing yet rag sho . - - na ~ . » ove * 7 nelle _ s = . a” ~ = “ ai =~ ° > me ‘ - a ~- 7 . + oa — —.- a Best -Cirmer | ! Butter, Eggs and oultr ; niin | 2' } through. Comm receipts which = tion of e day last Noverm- Pees Btls, ere Nandising stg “oe > _ : g 2 - os ; é i‘. & ~- : . —- ~~ > ~ . . ~ oo, —- 4 *~« e ~ ~r » ros 4 . - cy . ; - P - 77 : = e _ - - _ — se % Bruce con = ho r , r -T . — : i 4 EtSG AND POT —-— - — - _ a” - 2 ors —_— e sa " ” y r « ¢ - *h) « | a. iat 2 : aad : " - " _— . cat e : . —— =* — ™ - > eo : a > aa ‘ on sa! s 4° * 3 . 4 on j RY Ex 7 A. i i? if my : “ = bias .. + as ? - - : yi a*s n = . — or shares + va: — was © r ~ J ‘ & . 7 . a _* a * >) p s ' . : “ ° 2 ating “ "ore ~~" s % ~~ > 2 . . =~ —— a so — - a3 om. 33 a "i ™ ~ OTD Li: Ss kO fuses pal the following . — ‘ 7 — ~~ ‘ — :. = Preside eans unifor in o roune ; - - = . ™ . os a i ° 4 i c ‘ Tiree * rour °° ne? TID rtin’ eer. “ o + > no oe =rec © v2 « 5 werk 2 . . ‘ i Lies ' : Ja : £ = — —p sg a ~ ” oF ‘, : apg - oh a SESS: ; . >-c =" en, - — +s “22 " f en? *) - - ae - Bian - ie 4 ~ 7 ™ s “y ¢ >") 3 . 4 —— } 4 "ret 4 c om - ’ = ] i - ——-- . ¥ = t - “ — - or ‘i — me . , F Medar wm 33° Bs SBN * & eee Fram firsts @ ges cum, £76 ; erty 3te a = - - eins © 9 cars , er ‘ 4 Wilson's peace : Trading em S. Cast Iron Pipe wag the in- | ” ” ad , : Awe * ‘ > ” : ~ ~ r).* ~~~ - ~ , : 1 +4 7 » a ert fis a lh | Le ; ‘ rf -* “ . . a -*> : ~- 2 S 6 4 ea ~ . 4 2 > ~ = meg ae ; s : - . f Mem-Rro« ee if +“¢ > , * ia ofits | & a «ZA 35c a > 5S ~«> aS , - - 4 4 Z = , : . 4 a c Be a . 5 - “npocs at Oe ts Sed apt 2 « . tale an Se ; o ree oon , ~ = - . an a : c y _ ‘ y Ve etic tA & > = & 5 Z ‘ es - 15 i j Kinreyr & P . area ver : mx we SS : ae site o- , ‘ 4 a - : ~~ " . 2 = € ‘ ‘ a =ere . —_ ’ ~~. ? - : : . . en . , , os tae indargs 4 frets r As : > - - L.2éi Dom - 2 Q* ; “ . 4 f on tye == Ma rf w , al 6 « i a a , ‘ . - 2 i . . * — 7 = - ~ + - -~- -o - ~ > a = — P a 4] fi -_ ne » . ‘ ois , 17 =" vial . oe = ‘ /* é - -- . arte *- “« z — = P > ~ > as th 7 a ree ~ E record a’ , ‘.-* 7 . 2 é - & .] - ~-* z . : * ’ . ‘ Jt NCancy com G0 51, . i , pe nfs — aciutimadines ies " 5 — ° ' 4 - : ‘ — 7 ; as ration “~~ ~» : im ? . mrt: t~ ‘estate nor pe wns - 7 E a ~= ‘ ; a- ~~" 7 a , oe ee 7 ; PROP SAP a A - é as °° > « ~ « =* >| : and then fe he ~k «+n 67 au ma: Nickel. e " ~ - — -~ ‘ - 4 . . o “ . ° Z : -_* » : . : r : _ - - ~~ _ ee ~- > ia = 4 : eT) . ‘ % : - | oe >. *? = ae ~ ' geru ' ‘a. - we % Cc 4 S_ng.es ~ menorns 2? ‘ ca ” “ . . : . ae “a me ‘ zs *y- : tard Gas ard 2 * rigtis. 26: orick 23x ance « t} eeerve ties i teen a ~ . ” cia pan ‘ . “ : - " : ; -t Foe : ‘ . ~~ 5 ov's ‘ oh +t ] , — > > “ ° = - _ ‘ , es - y . ' . > se +9 oo - . : tae Z 4 . oe “D J 4 soeS os c 3 ; + : i @ A. i?“ TR. 15¢ } 2 »~“ s — - o 4 - _ ~=* oe . .% > A —— treo 4 a : ~ adebak National Cloak cindieral Baking Loewsl ei aly EA; aa tO ey NSO 4 pa ” 1 * 4 Re E OT! , = 2 ai) . + | * ~~. ~ + a s i ¢ *Cash 17 rey era. 2 bhe ‘urkeys Séc, tur ATIMOY t ~% ne tes aha s Tinal ith 1 } x- fe -~- . - ' > 2 ’ . . Bus —_ . 2 2 : : ; : i * Ine rease ~ "So ae kere ems and ore al aNo = suUrEkeysS '? : mr 4 ’ ° epee = as ~ 2 ™ : : , Fs . a a a . — = ne . * - -_ a - ; “ — : a - » a - - “ : COMPLETE LIST OF SALES . : g guineas. 1% extr srtee | ta . . 4 a . . s “ ‘ > — ~ ae ~ ¥ . — > ¥ ~ + a ™ z -~ > > - % a eumemenenan a — \ \ wn i > — — ee F % i ©. We a> ; vi - © —_ . . = ~ ~ i 4 x» r + yo eis oe a ; ; : ; 7 4 @ he Des it As 2 ii % -? hi Ro te: ‘ - F : a 2 rain ff Pact i 21 aT ‘ i — Ole ‘4 > Bucks ot : a “TF ; , “ ~ , ; ” ’ 7o o 80 Per id - c- 4” ; ’ > a e7s ~ ~— . = : : : *s a a se . + . - ‘ . “ ~~ 7 aTrant *h = * , a - ae 7 Amreement = — =. y Ec} | A4nLeES. os ” alae ‘ ae ; , ‘ . - - £ : . rs ~ ; ~ & ~ ‘ > a = . xf as on 7 oo - ” - . ‘) “~ u“ Tie : ‘ 4 ‘ Ft ey ’ eae bor - at Pas a a ; : . # . _ ~ * F - - . s% ~. s+ ” 3 + . ‘ . - } - } ao “y > : - . Ss. : ad i t+ ae Pa - : As - . . e Ln, a , ; +2 . > : > : bol 7 = Nercne* Fi i 67 1 - oxex §]) r - - = - 7 a " ) a ad . a " . _ . A ° é - : Mercantile Troe 5 4 . = sa ; “t. Louis Cash Grain : hat P Sey! iT? =tTi rf ; ~ .~ - -s i= i cree er hy = me . ~oc : _ - , aa’ ° " rs ¢ “y ; a om” 7 ° 4 ~¢- hone **o- ” _ > Pe y — ee . ‘ ' er = = 4ie mer * zx ~~ f - é s . . ‘ ‘ . " \ a o ee. = ; : ‘2 ae 3 t kL Unior rust 46 : ~we ie - = ~ t* ~ 4 \ 2 , : - 4 4 ne ¢ “ountries that ee i “ne ? ‘2 iaeinel Wten : tr tor : | aie $ * . - : . 2 s a a Si >. " ” 4 . @ a Dene ae " — - x. " ~ . . eer ; ——_— or - owe rank of Commerce ‘ae S Be sen ounces ew York Sia w mancia . ra e - Watse ogta €1 2 : FOr Leave St. Louix 7:30 AM. Ar. Champai a P or Pate — mae —% a " . 4 : ii?” ieee mn es Ip e 3 - | : , ) : : e inted States Leave Champaign 6-00 PM. Sr. St. Louis _. Z *-* . “4 2 nm ®4n commor 4 ry On . ee “ e > - é . S. 1. Amusemen 5 OM > f,CAcCLiri B— $2.65 And Ind t | | Liverpool Wheat shar . pews ' -- would make availabie a plethora Via Merchants Bridge J "Rrown Rhoe a 19140 a 3 7 oom ' £ mn ‘ us ria ae. ERP . £e ee a gn, . # ig * funds ‘er commerrtal and stock Stops at Washington Ave... St. Louis, in ei a me —- — FRY—WMichigss hich! “Ta as ns bitte a L Ma : rings. as ‘ marsxet purpeses {[n the months te ss . a $3 se S110 nay an se oe. Briefsof Day [42 . cporce teling that ) i ed : ROUND TRIP PULLMAN FARES — | ek oi PR bs SATIS. co 2 7 a Sa Sy wees, os ii tm ide ¢ ) “ey ; _ _ Seat. §5,.706—Compartment, $10.80—Drawing-Room. § : ee ecm cp eo t . | . * . - i Rep wis Streasext. A “GaP mee | RrT's Y.- Lak nae _ | re . ‘ e ee . ' z = tleag mene Re nk 9 ; 15° Si 75 s Sa , t? se ay . ; , =*s wero rvert er? im hret- Se : 4 Sid. Saskeen® . Snake mg and $° 3 , i le be $2 age ~ wae saa RE GD fips - shels ag neon din vetiortas th asians oe Tickets om Sale: 324 North Broadway—tnion Se : r *" 6 me Peter Rem k 7an 4 fi. TT? tae? ‘, ‘ ~ ~ - - “ : ~* —_—_— . 4 e _ ss . . . . = ce T ‘ . | . s has been ge : - ) , aatne sila : elephorne,. Olive 2632 | Satieus? Gadk of Commerce. 1140 —s | * ftead, Zinc and C : : D ns and hardening price : pe lerear: - Tryp«t 4 _ >. : — , ose * . - \ 4 : ‘ . - * . 3 " e ‘ ea , inc an opper ° * s, ‘ P A a a - a ‘ A nt ti : sm 1 _ Sc per it hs 2 a de eal — = ' ve - ‘ : cv w -? : r see r ROT Te TI I 4-4 TT £3 8... OP oR sa -- “Tee a _* 4 wh hy e 7 ~ . z : o - —_— - Ft wesskine = +-~re ahile i J RY O ‘ “i C “ ad = 3 at a . om 7 =" >-4 m > ™ . * &. 7 2 . “ 2 — . . a x ™ x = > e- anil ‘Z _—_ e jo ° © " z . z => ~ . A Proce cen e5 =~ crs. ; . ps ae eo _ 8 e ’ e . ‘ ‘ ore ey eo Sales cemeate ‘ws. “ , ss & $ +elhg “a> a s hw the ¢ Reins mriawntfarct wr. va. ' a ee | 37> tT r Be Z 7 4° 4. * > a . . @ .. = ‘ — a ae = - - os A= ~ “ aod “ — on ™ s - _ odin e° » -- r es : : ‘ “ . : » v ¥ “| General - ig Pie & Walther TD leq 7 Tere oe : . 4 : r the e 7 . > - ~ - % - . ~ . = «> . - -~ “el --~ ? a> - al S°e2 o*rcecart ? >. + e.-+ ™ . ~ . , t ; r : 7 & ¥ _ )4 7 - P . = . ; ™» *eerma nh om * 4% ~ $ 2 : a4-~ E rs tat . ~~ - - = - = 3 7, ava Teen oe Tt - . tA 77 , + 2 re it... Fee a : 4 _ 4 . »* . - . o 5 “ , ‘ Mutti¢e nid 101% 1." ~y : : ; : . .% . c * : - et . : ; - oe - ’ ~ : Ener Pri 3 . * {here was a } , y , z. ree rs * si lee ene 7 a- O5% ; . iam £ as ie i aie ; t th ; . ; esWeber Chix ZR 64k WHITE PICELING ONTO Chae . : : . ee ee Pee tat fornished Re em $ Pewee, BD nega " . "oe © evet- 1 : >= e. 1 25 mer box . ‘ rom $2 t $: . 4 » 9 (ona - — a - - > ¢ ~ ‘ a4 2 ve - -F2os oo 4 ~e 4 a Sa 2. » o - > = — - > PARSLEY —Homecrowa t5e¢ oe Te for the nur ce e dectaring ‘Crates cf nonreferting cacmtries T -i> | - Ae a ota? oS e f “ % . a ~*~, —s 7 oe = s . ‘ : . = 3 r= “ ae r 4 Arre - a ¢ — : st Cr ais - . ug us ans id . “ r rPaREn S> ~ . _s © rs . ; ' : _ | rus aa ~ ’ ‘ . - “ im > RR oo - : ©: Loule Inet Pee cm area toe on i ak co aha 5 8 a $ week smoi 38 ls fotures £3836 Zine spot.! Lurpentme. Flax, Limseed | “*'~4 : ity commissto1 : hore ox . ms : : siete : * : ry a hai Yom : ry a - ~~ - . « — © — i. « - _ . - >"? TY _somrte A PR were HT) ie | . "> : ° _=/ ° Seener F , 4c a7 hcp o Liverpool (otton stead ise Be Sours, anc wie i> 4¢ per ‘} ¥ : RPnHe- t ” Orr yn — a re . = 2 =] 32 4 Ss ss vad = 4 im « —— .% . ' bs: — - - «* — = > *h oe —— = - > > > - a ~- at = . -_- , ’ : . ° . -_ " ‘ = - _ " = tL & Sub Br gene : RUTAPRAG A — -_- = aad — - ~ Y > = a . h ay - — - as - _ _— ‘ a . : é 4 xe wT - a = b =) - de -~- » * CY — as ~— © = ‘ . - * - a > i. = . ss ‘ # - a — > . " " a . eieaid ‘4 vessel | Pals - oro wn to Sik ver “ 2 renns. var a rs r ve! > ~ . seca . silane « 2 . . e I ‘ : J ’ 7 * - 4 és z ._* 3 ~~ =e _ - > - = - -— —= ~ «+ > bh « ; - ' -— © . "2 ’ + i- errs.” — . “. : ~~ .~ _ > ‘ - , —— . : , > », — ; a “2 > @s , "* ~ os > - _—— — ae . “" : ~ a « ‘~+ ‘ _--+ » —_ . Tre Se > tc "wer 3 i be Tee em Pe - P a > $ p os . . . ._* a N = . . s é . ; , amps . ; Sana. $3 tA . ~~ . az os 4 = “ - Poe - 3 ef; o- yan Lo a - 4 > s 4.* sme Pederal Reserve Bank of St. | e0-- Pacts Ficer ané ‘velew Tu eet LOWEST TIRE PRICES fo standard Yaakes. Get ocr prices om Goodyear, Goodrich, Aelly-Sprimgfield, Firestome, Fisk. Miller and many other makes $5.95 | sT4.Parp MAKE cCoRDs Low's tm ite weekly report shows | Px: rei ~>er 2 Si to $1.25: Te cecrease of $2,655.00 in total bills et Re ee ee : : ciscounted The ratio of total ré- 1] » s Urak $3.5 °* oe Gi : ecrves to deposit and Federal Re- eke ? Pepe, ee ; serve note liabilities combined de- - and aon e-eTows sie te 20 a creased 3.4 per cent to 60.5 per cent. .. ¢«: sole ¢- c= oe os NW « exon | x5 Fisk ay SE $6.95 a te ee wees oy 2 A Seapeare: _ gT.se | °O75% Goedrear _.... $10.95 5 - retits x &.......... S295 )°-2>% Federal .. $195 - a guinea aia ite wa necata $2 : $5 2: : a _ T4 FPeders! Bearer. $11.95 y Forget business care for 10 days in Flori What are ten days at your Stream—or the = dgs*., compared with this trip 000 bathing oe be om ga FIRSTS ro lS 5 é zero . none CHARS, Cet. Le) —Baetier aneetticl (°°, ie ae cetpts, TRC tube. Ooamery estrus Wee PA og — Pimes $7 rer Standarde 47% ¢. extra firwts 47% @45- ee sca , e+ ‘se 454 46 * sated 43% + F. [cs « . ; on &% ’ - 146%: . : : Baas s AN mail orders GET OUR PRICES ON BALLOON TIRES migher: receipts. 6498 casrs: firsts. 4@ . a DB: Sant tr sheald be eceum- dic: er@imery firete BOG Bs Sf t. $75 en er paced Re Q ~ - —. . r= a > . ~—? te. s ae SEPT ELER ste Pes : a* ¥ : - » iA ’ i> DINTNS CAA SeePICE: ALSO BOX LUNCRES_TUROUEH COUCH TEE seo on industrials. ‘+-ta ki hod b7Oo°w i » - + » eer *ai Preece af Yow Lew fer i rer. ea. ' the ‘expectine & ~entracts netted ‘mittecee re ; whe eid . ‘have teee inromptiy a a . o -_" oé £4 os ._ “! % ae a a -~ + sc? ~~ * + . clas i iss is » § : ; S 2g *, a r _ > **, ’. : “ee t) ‘ a -@e & he f Mp — ee G ~~ oe & ] a tee bp ies nee ed ‘ e* : > * 2 weeny ‘ ee” ~ Ff » »* o* » - ~—@ a |; @Ff «eye ; Ua eevee CEPTS FT OE we ae ty > 4 _ ee bs sae ref ‘ BEES... 8246 CFSE CRT sSeneee euaee =@ » 7 + ted “¢e ’ + Me oft Files . " ¢ ei - . : : 3 | ‘ ‘ . =* ty — og ‘ = .- a Ss ws oer . ~* , - ~* - bad “ coe? * : qo aL = Fim sitive Chelonert earned $3.59 @ *] ole | stock =» the fir ‘new 1925. after pref — ~~ * wet gref't owt 5 > loss earpius 8 (7,242.9 a Fe cont @e-itme for the om ae \ were $3.92 1.62365 i@atea | g1.9T2.427 t & e otis 1924 Salee tae ait es. i gion for auther The Internet | refeced its & cees ofint te eee than the a amprerre an oc@ on the °rom Seut bringing the eresert me $15. 066 00%. ot her s*ée of ‘innes te etRe <retee ts 7 ‘s total fer to $5,006. 064. ~stel4ers of yy a act sever halfs . sehare Doe woslé are fa? piastiag r ~~ tv?

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“RIDAY “ER 1¢. ' Women’s Features lee Js f FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925. Y Le . +. fF Pe *,*# y \ ae + % “% “Cte, 4, ‘ “4 +. Ly Z, #7, é YO" fn, ph, fut, pun-4 FOX HUNT NEAR BOURBON, MISSOURI Mlddati Mh | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | 3 . eae RSS ‘i AWE, GE9Q QQ GH,H™ | E_ OT A er AN WW Gow" & A Popular Comics News Photographs PAGE 61 2. #e,* % ¢ - Z 7 7, $ Dining Suites hth ane a NT al ~ ; Ni a Suite. The $ cabinet, serv- \ ¢ 4 WMI 1 Me Dogs lined up as the wolf was about to be released. —Palfrey Photo WY SSD Ran — ie att HOPES TOA sts*héitthlhil S#isesa - hy Meg Mittin VEE EEE EE E@EEEEEZZZZEEE_ ; , | . 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° Bre one et NN i ee Car ty oe ee ee en ee Fi A BRD on, eR I hin? ay gy. in " en ’ > yA age Ate eh Oe at le i i Lae re ¥ eM te nee aera aideiett cen nena cetiadiia Te te enn eee Cetin NR ene at ee eer rate Phat Be ne om. rere Ne hg BOE ER BR - ARBRE AC ——— i —_— ‘ ~~ » t > rr by, ro _—— — ae in such a cause roice which for him bor he swe | the thrill of giory. 22d September his battered Van b* and kissed her | 4/r and Dicer ground, and Happy Jack in a storehouse about the room, cried. kissed. em- braced every person near her claiming. ‘Oh. brave Neilson. any from ary ‘To Be Continue ) HOME MAKING HELPS By WANDA BARTON Peter brightening up. 5 and other pieces shou black-enameled white soapsudsy clean spots with soft cloths as rap- idly as they are pieces are clean. over With a good water, drying until they shine. furniture may be fully washed with lukewarm water Braas- beds shou! @usted daily and nce in a while the beds «bh may be gone over with a good braas polish, being rubbed abenlutely ~—— * r and gravediger*r . > * a* 3 ; : : a aotS I . ae eligh? tn fearing * - + »thArs oleasing. ow * “I'd tove to see them,” deciared Peter, brightening up they do with the nets and acorns and the seeds that they put away for the winter. Now want to know what you do wi your supplies.” “Save them.” replied Chatterer “By putting them away.” plied Chatterer, his eyes twin ling more than ever and his fla red tail jerking with every word. He was enjoying himself. It was fun to tease Peter. “I know’ I know! You them away,” replied Peter. “ where do you pat them? I me what kind of places do you them in?” “O} “— d lore to see t em.” declared as + "50 would a lot } - seklat f(s _— -. chu kled ( hatterer. . I can > ion te 2 i . ail + . think Of several people who would ea like ever so much to see thos storehouses. Now I've talked you just about as iong as I «an I've got too much to do to —— — _ around gossiping. Just fo = 4 Yl le ‘ ac Til lead you straight to ~ me ~~ ee r ~~ ~ ° your storehouses and I'd 4 rent ‘Tied f Latter Lome on He picked up the aicakOTY Hut. raced up a tree. ot within Here the branch of an . started in the smail fist of a small boy with a good crop of --—_- pale-brown freckles on his nose, a reckless cap, ome “Knicker aiding its end up and had just iet down honest heart. His trouble was just that he could not tear himself away from that have a power peculiarly potent reAnd Back of little boys. So he ~ = © . ‘ *- _ - - _— a4 > & >. om J & ae © ts TF d Oi a. ro e 2 a haul i 4 yy oe al ? iu” - ss eT-cgo-We.i. - ~~ . mm Y« - . 7 7 tain terridlr wondertul jo * tr "7" 7 ~+ ; eT. che Will-Te+seStraight-Th And tue letter arrived in Letter a ee fy, OCTOBER 16, i rs rr DRAW NELL BR ‘ Pw . small fist beside an open mMmaxs- rust their heads and shouted to other . = waerefrom husky men thr _- > 7 = - atm ‘ " ~ — *;* * ~ ° street, at one o'clock; and it stayed there until four’ Next it visited for a moment all a-thrill, knowing to a word almost what there MUS" it was turned over nted at and “‘ah-b-ed” over, held to the light with Dated Oreain — ” - _ : --« ———- —_—s : o = * _Ratterer. You'd t see the places I store food in | Philosophicai |Phrasines a « ~ . — Men seldom or, rather, never, = _—— = e+ ~ ae = es i @® s© Biss Wa Line 2G de liberate- bel against anything that doe Ceserve redbe.ing against. - = * « ans own observation on w is good of, and what he fi - @ ; - . men wil yield thee praise then slight the rest: > * - . . , Vest. praiseworthy. to have pieasec the best. —Smith . . . tation ike muct bett rs has tts abuses One Mary — . —, onmroa ss of black ink. “RUSH?! ( was marked in an ardé ext Was given into the hand a faithfoal doorman of color. an ultra-marine biue un d with gold braid and gold ns ‘ was becinning to develop a little color now itseif, the el was. a yr of a pale slightly mottled with a stenciiing Hzf-T-Pprigis od re it lingered another while, while the gentleman in t iitra-marine blue heid y and exclaimd in sympaih: was he not becinning t envelopes, this writing? He ced > tongue and specuia And with bim gazed in delight 2 rd. the grocery boy lady, and the dog f the - 4nd tried to see th ba e : the glimpse of but one wonderful word. And wien Mother got it! And for the very first time, the poor c was in real danger of being rent asunder snd made to Ziv s poor little words, and end its journey in - :ou. ever having felt the bright gaze of the iady wh heart. it was winged to. But “Mom” mattered “the young Wioilppersnap and the price made heavy for its delivery intact! In port at last, un- the twin lighthouses of her eres, it spent the rest of tts days in a carved, painted box om the top of a lady's dresser. —NELL BRINKLEY. Pleats Everywhere. Amplieness is not confined skirts in the Paris studics. tends to lingerie. The newest ¢r- amples have a multiplicity of littie pleats on each side from the shozw!- ders down. This gives the effect of almost skin-t.cht slimness when wearer is motioniess, but reality it gives her sufficient space least change her mind Georgette is the favored material and E-pinard creen. mshine yel- riciet and bois de rose the rite shades The fall brings! onion is placed ig Ivon t forget te . > fall mene & out something im Por the satin finish. a carefui Le —_—————— Yeu can ertualiy ae RANWTOE cleanee sAVE 10% Fer Ten Days on Silks This Coupon Is Like Real Money We want te teat ne wepaper advertising and are taking thi« method. BRING THI* ap To THE SILK SHOP 7th and St. Chartes —and we will allew «a diccreent of 0, en any pe rehka2c- amounting te $5.98 er ever for '? days, ap te Oeteber 27 mete wro- b ALIFO BRAND PORK & BEANS Im temate esece are geod beans eclected with otmoest care —for se«trictiy tbhich- arade quality. Are slew cookrd. te make them o6 digestibie as they are ée- tigbtrrel. THE STANDARD or EXCELLENCE. Have you seen this new corset- brassiere-combi- nation—the first gar- ment of its kind to give the ideal silhouette with the type of outer clothing now in vogue? Light boning restrains the diaphragm; surgical elastic inserts at the side and front give grace and freedom. The price will please you. For every figure — at every good store CROWN CORSET CO. 295 Fifth Ave., N.Y.C. housewives. } women use No s« ‘For Ten Days en Silks = Coupes is Like Real Money BRIVG THIS AD TO

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’ j vik sg ——_— r. : Hints| | stespeneseennanenn } . : : —— - — 7 ees . = a — on — . -_ ee ml — — a — — a ae we ee -—_ a i ant gp pms ei hildren’s EN | Children’s —— tliat Stories Household Ms Rady er -_—_—_- - -— -— -— -—- - —- -— —- — — - - -- -- - - __ y, OCTOBE: - St Mein alia Baked Apple Dumplings Smooth paste Peel and core ap- board to quarter-ine} thickne , may be boiled in cloths or neta, f ? T ? | Mix six tablespoons flour, one-|Ples, allowing four medium sizei! cut into four rounds. wet the « izes, a bolled dumpling is preferred. half teaspoon baking powder and Ones to this quantity of paste. F'll |fold over until the apples are qui‘e Miss Nina Bang. the first woman the centers if ’ , svat? ’ . ow . ‘4 ir * are th ' ive . : ‘ »--eighth teaspoon of salt togeth- I = WwW ha lab of } utter rolled { ver, taking care na ages Danish minister. has put a ban oy ay ~en > oe OO eee —— tf CO R —— rm Lightly rub in two tablespoons| 0 eon ee mnnition Of ane pare well joined. vee over with upon the singing of the State an- . | of butter or lard and then juix 9 two currants, a grating of mixed | water, sprinkle beri sugar, place :hem in her country, claiming f& ts 2. | Roll out the paste onto a flourel] | bake for about 25 minutes rhey good : ;% By NELLIE E. GARDNER ‘ioe td . omg - Pee retin, + SE om ere ere ~ — Pr « « me : ~ a > he LT SS TOLD tLe CE IIT LS TOE GE Ar NON NS ene MeETEN. SE Br ey BO A TN TO Ol ON ee i. eg - « a md ~ > rn é ‘ : » aon 8 : Your Life Is Your Own. emg. een ee Pt. ir OUR life is your own. See that no one rules it but yourself. TSS HLS eases ar saveviesensiessensrageuaiin le te This is the age of individual responsibility. With responsi- bility always should go shrewdness of judgment and power of de- Cision. The world wiil give vou the credit or the blame for what you accomplish. Remembering this, go about it in a way to achieve a result of which you may be justly- proud. Of what use is an alibi, when vou are faced with failure? What satisfaction is it, then, to sav. “I could have made good, if other people had only let me alone! One of the earliest and hardest lessons for the business woman a to learn, when leaving the old home roof, is that she must keep =~ eed an = relatives in their plac: This may sound harsh. But manifold experi- ence shows it to be tru Parents, seldom, in these days, interfere with a daughter's ca- | reer. The world has moved forward a good many paces since th: | Old way of thinking, two or three decades ago, when woman began ) seriously to express her vearning for a business life of her own. Be . | Fathers and mothers, with their children’s welfare truly at heart, wes : ihe | | are genuinely unselfish and no longer try to balk their advancement sr : é along the lines they choos But, oh, what a mess the uncles and ete fetta se UNSWEET : ' ’ : ; the aunts and the cousins and the in-laws can make when they start creeietenste Soo " ENED = Shes | | to get busy! Poe: STERILIZED we >>. a ooh a : | | One of the traditions inherited from early tribal days, which ‘ Se er » ee. Ss or” : the modern world is wisely throwing off, is the allegiance of the OARS SR EVA PO MI 4 . ° ~~ Pe * of RE | we 10 -15 arate tat aretatatatatetettrcetetetet tate ) ee, , sae as : P SS ? Tne nee g' ‘ a child to the dominant will of the clan. Kinfolk, especially the distant ajeleleleleeleseterenec ele oreege en / N UNG . -EY AN REAGHE : : ag -e joterere’ etetetat teteeet eters Coe%e"e*e"e's ~ a os YOUNG WHIPPER-Sh@mme THE EAGLE-EYE tee - a 7 and semi-near, have been responsible for more thwarted ambitions and sereretatetetd bestatsteiee ce tatetetate et TTT) psa! ‘HE MOTHER-HaAzA avait. BROTHER - HAVEN AT LAST ! | | oe Lee bbe iit ttt Ti Lob ) ipa RD, - " ' broken hopes in vouth than society would care to acknowledze! stetereteloteetanatetatet eterna teat S ——— Cs ve aenemaomame Sa Saebode atamantel as nme wr re ~ mene ——— The rare ¢ xception there is. of course, of the entire family pull- shegeeseceteretegcees nfetet ile SEES : a good crop of i t-— ——— AAR r ing together in order that a young boy or girl may study and perfect sfetetesenseretssstetegetetecetonesterstetetstes sretatcteseeeeeie, ae eietel i. ss an H US € DATE y RE di fo erve the budding talent, or may depart to branch out in a business of POA RR setefesetenteels iets Seles cleferesetefaten a fust let down B his own. seine Seo aes cn eee 9@286666 8 a a'n's*%.% * © 86 & 6 © 6 ba n*.*.%%&* ©2868 * ef «© ee ne © 26 666 a a'a*.*.%& ©2088 6¢6 6 6 a n's'.*,.? 4 : 2 . B : ; — 4 . —_ -_ e halni , ' — > ; . - | rT Ww sut in contrast to one instance of he lping, how many are there eeererevetete tet tatatgtctetst est te ee este cee erer ete ea nase" : ; te = | cncmniniimeauti Sao i ; secetefetetereteteterets” : eculiarly potent hae | RREAEKFAST How frequently does some busy-mind point out to the young aceretetateretsttesse” é © boys. So he sta neo : woman just starting out to make herself independent, that it is her ssietessteteee t . Sme : aS | iy . coceceneretecere! a ” ll of (Cereal). duty to remain home ‘‘and look after the folks. Suppose she does eeetetatetate ’ he fall bring: vat : ip tgs ; Sa Mirage cetegetetere! | } an open man | rye reno Two-minute eggs. make this sacrifice, remaining some place where it is impossible for spelegelefer: 9 great deal - — | ; ee ges ; clelelerels d outed to others of fresh Sees her to advance to economic or personal independence, who is there sraterececet , ' odor wil] abs dg sreakfast muffins. ; Py 1 four! 1 be absorbed ae ; to look out for her when death brings to her the utter loneliness ae ececerets : “RUSH v9, pai! of water containing. Coff ec, cocoa, milk. : ee 4 ; JSF° eee | ne LUNCHEON. and breaks up the dear old home? Ste orman of color, ee 4S Piaced in thea Creamed chipped beef on toast. People will be willing enough to let you work out your own life siete braid and gold |‘ room. =: ; Fruit custard pie. in disaster; demand the same right in pleasant work and joy. sae OU eC OTe TN now itself. the “2 A \ Coffee, tea, milk. Copyright 1995 seietetess ith a stenciling Turn the Rag a DINNER. lrg sa =e lon't forget to mark . — ; Broiled steak. rages o%9e ate? French fried potatoes. aretecatens . Creamed celery. vs seteietete Pear-cheese salad. 2S 3 eae Baked apple dumpling. a , aetetetats Coffee, tea. milk. So sty oSegte: secaietce : Seven Siates — Massachusetts, | a A . eeceeeess Rhode Isiand, New York, North | : oP ar eretetetes Some way before remé¢ entleman in the’, “ for house-cleaninge that Bae ; ; id in Sympathy, pe turned around to re his writing? He hardest w: ir in a diffe azed in delight- If this is done each howl he dog of the it will greatly prolong € the rug because of even ‘ eee ceete: * . * ‘4; Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia Se ttering hand of Brief Thou = "dé -and Alabama—nhave a larger popu- srereserete eed | lation of women than men. lat there MUST Velvet can be used rustied, and rately if pinned on the : 16, 1793——132 years ago avis was the day on which Marie : When You Buy Wilson’s Serve Welsh rabbit fog ’ | a pane prema “ ostenlplag sii ae * tse 4 Queen of Louis XV L, | t ves able salad | ey at Panis. Coming A VY O | eae time, the poor Pour the cotfee d:aing a e of 15 to the profligate Ss seretetete! eds to Give|sink. They will clear MMS ectreragance early in- | Silks ft oe Y t more than good milk when you buy > Zlve sink. They will clear * “RAN, £§«-——y BARAT bY “oe... fF Beare h : ance early in- . | “A/, ameeereney || O li oe white Wilson’s Milk labels you save. Then make a dough of @ coo d ai.” ' | ae te. end to | ing: ar; cok until or then va : , : t O ua if y | menace udios. It ex-}| Two cups flour, four f cup sugar and stir all +> | J ) Years 7) as , ewest ex- | baki der, — a soe oF vats, te Many 7 ~ | sateeee 9, Ho tec aaa mg bate | 4 of | Our first thou ght in mak- it SON arters milk. ; - ° -- seieletele! we the effect, Mix dry ingredients sMiMBeti unt canard’ me Th |B — yo ing Kraft Cheese is to ee tthe fat. mi a ® original recipe. | ad Patetete’ . limness when smooth. — ! ° cetsceter* ene ma meet®., Dre? or the SE I _ make it good. Our second - EVAPORATED icent space Cover and cook siow'y AAPNOOG PSPSMMM Ly | Wiss shears are a | fh is to make it a convenience. oe ! red material No fall menu ts com : a ne ee : We know that many prefer Bes ae milk — collected Sasliiae pets |Out eomething in it sal Washing By ment. : de eo: Wilson’s Milk is just rich, pure country — co i ncctence too tricocty ~ I" ee to buy Kraft Cheese in the pee * fresh daily from dairying farms—reduced to double richness eee. TOP 4 Bi aae om suU- ° ° Sestetey . © > ; = bing Chips and ¢ ! cdstot wneattela origin al packa ge, so to fone by evaporating part of the water contained in all milk. It ay | or St Fee house wives. ¥ Women use , soap. No Safe for a Go 4“ eee ee eres half pound and pound car- ees needs, add an equal amount of water—(the water we remove ae eS by evaporation)—and you have milk that is richer than the tons, thus Siving you the «CBee legal cea for whole milk. Get a few cans of Wilson’s : quality you like in the way es Milk from your grocer today. You'll like it. @ as far as soap. Million used | is last year. ptaufer’s and get Ol washday trate. . Either chips or othe J, for washing dish- ir: 4 7 It ‘ you like to buy it. Your ee dealer will be glad to serve . Saving the blue and white Wilson’s Milk labels t —- —-_— = ° ets Bening fine furniture, == 5 . this new : _., | ii ; if v . ee is just like saving money. 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