St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 6, 1925

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“ s ee tee an, ile ie eae ase ee es OO mela - oF te —— alll . ee Sette Sm wer ~—— =e eS - ~ — - ee te ap iy el lly COMIC PAGE —— f | SATURDAY . Don’t Fail to Read th | | DECEMBER Ay i905 on e Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 160 Pages "5 pM at By (aPC RT “3 PAG ES. | THIRD NEWS SECTION. 14 PAGES. FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 14 PAGES, FIFTH NEWS SECTION, 10 PAGES. SIXTH NEWS SECTION, 14 PAGES. . SEVENTH NEWS SE*'TION, 10 PAGES. EIGHTH NEWS SECTION, 18 PAGES. REAL ESTATE SECTION. 16 PAGES. ROTOGRAVURE, & PAGES. MAGAZINE, 12 PAGES. BOYS’ & GIRLS’ MAGAZINE, 8 PAGES. COMIC SECTION, 8 PAGES. want abs | OT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Z In This Section | | TINY barre HOUSE” LOSES $3000 10 SWINDLER. WITH MONEY MACHINE a —~- —-— ~~ -=— PRICE 10 CEN oi TS === _— ——- —— = — 4 eee ea eee CS — —— me me _- * -_ WHAT'S THE OSF 2 YOU CAN'T PLEAS HER AN’ If XOU gy L. 78. No. 90. ‘SHE'D BE SoRE re THAT YOU DID = S555 ARIS CAUSE Mass of Flames When : Ancient Fraud, His Son)|>y ‘rs. Lily Busch or members of | ; | ER! ——~ if of the Hotel Sherman for Presi- 4 her De 7 ; ; r members of| Frank and Tony Giordano ) d . * party w isite las r aie. ; , | . f , ‘ 0 : \ nent, be- |} penny from in § | oF . oF ted by ana 9 at «$40,000. ena oe avenue. |cause ke was Violating the prohi- Frank Giordano, 38 years old, | alike. ‘enti tae and guilty Po _ Believe He Was Killed | Senate Republicans, in. caucus to- i} 4 . . _s - 2) pmes of two firms were est!- The body of an_ unidentified The father met an affable stran-| bition law, sympathetic women in| ?™® of the injured men, is In a/| pacious fingers hinmesinine aor out Either by Street Car or an C007 rennet (0 ae f o_o : by their officers at a total], jman about 25 vears old. was |&* in a saloon at Panama, the son the neighborhood immediately set | Critical condition in St. Anthony's Stocking of the street Sieb oa at Automobile | Monday, accepted young | j | be uh a / 000 and it was estimated an|¢oinq in the alley in rear of 4959 related, and the two later journeyed nat eg Aint my fish, dis Hospital. a told policemen that | purse of the indiscreet banker, and | ‘Senator Robert M. La Follette into - . ry of all five firms would] pejmar boulevard at 1:45 o’cloc! to St. Louis at the stranger's €X-|+pe windows re bie “cine A pormmn in e pas “a K to tne ee some | “cde by double-crossing every | : |the party fold just as if he had Oulevé i ‘lock ioe Che s, W is after having cios f j . | : ~ sa loss considerably above that t P ‘ f " Vv Ss P ‘ s . | P . ¢ >. i . . : (Copyright, 1 Mast that the sashes were|nor hat. There were galoshes on planed bargin ape the ae of a} gold fish that had been caught in oe ities enininila ng per ie . on | with malignant aa oe — face } injured apparently by @ street car.) around the corner. 4 ai . . ; money-bill, an some sheets £ : , : ’ . fae ; ae ; 7 ant cr floors on the Washington| mark across t} re a ac lank paper cut to fit between the | Mrs. Mary D. Bailey. an _ as- _ hv Hospital d his body id ; Toke ena huried 3 a t ark acre " 1e chest which de- boards | sistant district attorney —_ nail fhe store about two hours after it} loday he is reaping the full har ; P y Sp , and his body, uniden-| La Follette’s brand of Republican- "1€aQ ACTOSS 1e ectives said was rrobablyv ve : ba Ben —e é All ey «Oflu ear . lose pe ' v, . | Vac ¢ “ tebe = “ai” > : o* = Bes at “ - acer _— The stranger then proceeded to|-the complaints of the women, so = — close d at 8 o'clock, and | a of his sinister career. His | tified, was taken to the Morgue. ism in one painful gulp when Sen- ,. : é é »bile. Sa . : ser é > remé d i he fron -;, ON'IV so : ' ~ te » . Partitions Blown Out. Se a a tankh te Wawerd take two $5 bills, place them be-{She accompanied Ladish to the a gehen igen th — rey dhe pet a Be x murdered, a di-} The police began an inquiry tO/ator Watson of Indiana, late fiery ; ; he A at te 7 4 « ins : ‘ tab Ua a iat } ' . , Se ~ . *. * ; — AUDAST ARRIVE | ing re iS hte TER, SISTER curely between the boards with x enemas jor the store. pee ea gp of one to five years, | left arm was broken and his pelvi8/+ol], Young La Follette did not an- tAS “TOUIA) ‘@reet. lp the rear of the OF ROSA PONSELLE IN oP rubber bands. Then he announced MUSSOLINI T0 EXTEND RULE |} Frank, he said, lit a match, and satiate nes Nhonasps Possibility of ®a far| crushed, and he had several bruises|swer. As his father used to do, the “Too i sictidunl } ere judg Sixty . > u on St Charles street the ’ 5 ERA they would have to wait three ithe explosion occurred. old hated Sa a Sixty-four years |and cuts. son spurned the party parley. t smashed the brick walls and Carmela Called to Curtain Six ee a ee ed OF FASCISM T0 THE SCHOOLS | Adjoining Buildings Wrecked. feared him prt smn fe have) phe northbound track on Grand However, to the amazement of 2 gat veg we Tu jon SIX} show. inenciiaiatiedins aR — ee ae news | termi my “3 ya de- ; : ‘ithe Old Guard, Senator Norri ) y partially collapsed. Fevery Times at Metropolitan in Sing- Upon their return, the go) He ‘Yells Educational Congress | rhe biast, which appeared to have | bulge, State, he may never saints at that point, is used by the Jet: iamaneaasesaae eee Pas ition on the second and third ing Role of Amneris rn, the stré | Phat Ola For © tiie ibeen caused by some powerful ex- | 5°¢ the 33,000-acre ranch in New| fer ; otidaiays : att ' 1e caucus for rs was ripped open Se el ean ; | Opened the machine. The blank | ‘ ad : mi = rovernment | plosive destroyed the one-story | “Mexico which is the so] ie New| ferson and Belt cars, as well as/the Srst time in a decade, Se was . Z : a AS Cle ( r © . . es ; - 5 ° en i Never > s . . - - t =; e q Son eA : . . , ane ‘ : e first fire companies to ar- NEW YORK. Dec. 5.—Years of | — had disappeared; in their)... associated Preas teturn. lbrick store, and wrecked also two product of his predatory Hors sss those of oman line. A Belt/on deck to set off a few high ex- sloe _ . . a i ‘ i MiAL et I Ss ? : , a : . = . er ‘THK crac Ds ‘ ‘ "oO T™’ wet) P ys P - : ine Matio S S5cel00i1 SyYSLer Was Out- os ; re e or x ? : | ‘ ere Ee CI / € ; p¢ q 4 y > alarms were sounded, bring- a pencert ens Panama, drew $1500 from a bank, lined by Premier Mus i if a e North Euclid avenue. The owner | Strong sentiment abe cag of the! polemes. Semmense Sy a tigers swtads ne one tried. ere virtually all of the ap-|°#me to a triumphant fruition this | and returned to St. Louis, where! adress _ bef re the - a N i #™ \ told the police that she had no/| Rock Island—j t) against him in| by, arrived. The motorman helped Up to La Follette. = e 5 : : } n _ - te ee T ton os eProre 1A “irs Ni: tj (if «ib : 4 ! iit Prats , . | ie ene ederal agent | The Belt motorman said his car| pending a meeting Monday of the 3 er which Unite ways lf Man « ~ a SL t . — because J] wes J : } ca rom a Metropolitan Opefa| jater eh ep he government makes it aul, who also has an interest In > ssoney attempted li i : | iia emergency hose jumbp-| House audience Jpe | later he knocked at the victim's | aie ites Ge i | ces i im- he chon stare. tive-ak S000 tae tere. inners stents ‘a pte to ex-| did not strike the boy, and that party Committee on Committees. . Tiitentéies and motor buses csi Scie a me |[room, presented him with a suit-| inspired hg ae . | a oye gee be oa Pani , at ldo: prvtey met sri . 1an Gabel could| he had stopped on seetng the form | This committee is expected to write OA) . oe ‘ _— » aCe N- | case, an emark oe are’s * poe : > ideals of -F’ascism, ; — or “protection.’’| lyin f ahe NOBoe vs ‘ sent around on other streets selle, soprano of the Metropolitan | ie d hn marked, . The res th ‘that the schoo] sheath mot ilies Thursday night, Paul Giordano | Several] monthe age 1 xe n J gs on the track ahead of him. La Follette asking him whether he WORK ARE — ore than three hours while/| company, was prevented by ‘4 money. I'll see you in Panama in/pbe hostile to Fasci obpgeis toid policemen, an attempt was ‘convicted of cons f ae He said a Jefferson car had gone | desires to have the Republicans as- : 4 ‘ , as . ras “~~ — oe - - | ‘ ( *aSClsS : > 7 ‘ ie .estimated the value of the|New England woman, who desired | DISCOVERED IN ONTARIO 7000 bat 3 sev a 4 P eee) eb said Premier Ferguson, “and T am on ven Ss Peet WIth only mable liquid had been thrown /|remained in Looney's service, how- | driven in the teeth of stron hif soothing th nea waeenlifein, coli. —_ — 7 ee ok sw o's °4 #12 midnicht..°°97 | informed they have 0 oh ent e arm. The critics agree that! from the buildi int mage. lt ewer | ; S ehirt-|*. x e Northwest by seatinuz — housed the (Charlotte Hat 2. a see FE » On ated th highes ene Beek on uilding into the car. He /ever. ing winds. Little immediate rellet| Nye and the accom “ 1 official of which estimated *Indicates street reading. ars,” : 7 a es this gas of any in the ter uae e Wei another mas-| extinguished the flames with his It gradually became known thaf, | is in sight, although the snow is| S!ity for offendin ihe tena ring ae = — OMpany’s loss at $4500 The FE a Officiat P British empire. The wells have - I . ch “eee describe the wealth] glove, he said. aside from his law practice and the lexpected to abate tomorrow while| chine in cheat mien. pe: mae a oa Pp orecast | been turned over to the University |?) CO°OF $2 the Piano part as as snibeal ) > eae . . akota, which r Was 1 ni . INE WEATH ; 1¢ niversity |... aS aston- — --- sale of his paper, Looney had twoj|the ec . J ‘ , ‘ inte n inte d. FR for St. Louls and|of Toronto for research work ishing. addi , ve | he é., old continutes. adopted resolutions today demand.- Stock of the Endicott-John- FOR DORAH S ' whieam tie 0.3 ~ rk. :, . A RECORD PRICE, additional sources of income. our to six inches of snow coy-| !n® that Nye be barred fro hy Ties neanern. one doer EARMUFFS vicinity : Partly leg te S eaieee a tenes. | FOR AN ORIENT | Sources of Prosperity. fered Minnesota. One death was} Party and declaring him inctiatate = . ~~ « Pets . { Scoyv- - " . ’ pag 21 bade atiheyiea Ws nee Suntlay | ery the gas will undoubtedly take | WHAT TODAY'S AL CARPET One was from individuals who | reported from .exposure in TIowa,| % the Senate seat, anyway a alba lone from and Monday;|a big place fn the scientific field, POST-DISP ATOH Thirty-Five Rugs Bring $513,300|P4id stated sums to forestall at- pean a ee Te SP ORt.. Sa ve Complication. . oded its cellar and slightly w er, | of Ontario and the world.” } meer. Sales , = J at Private Stock Sale in New tacks on themselves in the paper; , r mall — halted by the blizzard Another complication f* the da. - ut no estimate will be arm , th a d STATE AND York ‘the other was from proprietors of at Iowa City and at Muscatine a| Sire of some Senators, including until an inventory has r ° Ry the A ‘various resorts wl id t ert | radio aerial tower coll McNary of O , | Missouri: Partly IT VV 7 ° 4 ty he Associated Press. | various resorts who pale Oo avert reco apsed. Tem-| - i ry o regon, to hace Brook. _. ele ie : PROF OF 3843 PER CENT ant Directories NEW YORK, Dec. 5.—World | exposure in the News. Looney be- | peratures of 12 degrees above zero hart and Frazier restored to a Re. t Three Vears Ago eunday) wu, S. Sells Florida Property Cost- | c ’ price records for Oriental “ves | came srous were reported publica tat ' S . : ° ° a h >) Cae ontains may be udge . nia weuves “tne prosperous, . ° nh ata us. Owner of the building is Mrs. | a nd Monday; ing $71,000 for $2,800,000, oe faiuuhem ged by | were made ‘today when Richard | Rock Island is one of three ad- In Kansas and Missouri the gale, Altogether party Peace is nreena.- Merrick, of 8358 Cabanne | slightly warmer. Ry the Associated Press | Ederheimer paid $78,000 and P. W. | joining cities, Next door to it is; Which swept across these States, rious and seems headed fo- a amaah She leases the building to! , WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—A prof- | rege OOO Off diel nd French & Co. paid $75,000 for com Moline, and across the river js subsided during the day leaving on the Senate floor later. of the Mankofsky-Gold- Ilinois: Mostly it of 3843 per cent on a real awe ae ed ’ ers panion strips of sixteenth century | Davenport, la. The News was rend blocked roads in its wake. ' Action by the House Republicans ®e Co., who in turn sub- cloudy Sunday turnover in Florida was chalked up ; Ispahan carpet, each 32x12 feet, | in all three. Its contents had apr n reorganizing the Rules Commit the Vario ° ; ; “~ | todav to the credit of the War De- | Printed Last Sunday, Noy. °9 and 35 rugs brought $513,300, at | noone of the subtle, insinuating FIVE PERISH WHEN A tee marks the fi us floors. . RE te 300, a , g na » first step in tho dine was reconatructswas IP RAMS BRITISH STEAMER Nicholas Longworth, as Speaker 0 and is Virtually new. Its Monday and in Nathan Friedman of New York, for | Business Opportunities ...... 460 i leries of the American Art Asso- i xtremely foul. At the same time, | é and John Q. Tilson, as floor lead- Were left standing uy be — portion gun- the R00 acres making up the aban. | lor Sale and Wanted........1400 i clation. ithe publisher posed “us i reformer Capt4in, Pilot and Three of Pues St propose to exert. Only Snell Was a total + ty It mf doned Chapman Kield military res- | Antos, Horses, Vehicles... .. 100 | Previous high prices for rugs had and “a friend of the poor.” glish Crew Lost When Their of New York and Burton of Ohie with sprinklers nickel ‘ day. lervation near Miami. During the Rooms and Board 1000 i} been $38.000 for an Ispahan at the }iventually Looney, published an Craft Sinks, sturdy Old Guardsmen, remain on ¥ proved effective in extin-| Week's Weather Outlook pogo the tract was purchased by the | ee a ts 1900 | (| Henry G. Marquand sale in 1903; }unspeakable accusation against) By the Amociated Press. the committee. The new men the “hal ) s . | (government for $71.000. Real Estate and Farms. . ~200 »$35.500 and $33,000 at the Charles |! Mayor Harry Schriver of Rock | LONDON, Dec. 5.—The British placed on it are equally tried tn the : ty the Associated Press. eae ee : oe ' “ere = << Yom . . one ——-——_-— wre s ‘ ——— wee! silice the seventeenth century. 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ge iw any tere a Oe emt, . — 1 Benet 6 Oo we -- ‘ ss « , ee or \ . ae” —) fg ee Physician Says Masonic Temple Solicitors Came in While He Was Busy With Patients. State Superintendent of In- threats of legal action caused a re- duction of that sum by $40,000. Eighty Judgments Obtained. | | | “i — + « veep le 2 yee AE Cee: Focine eel: Maen surance Seeks Authority ’ Comptroller Nolte’s An- "ual Report Include ' Schools and Waterworks. Clonts has filed 250 suits in Cir- to Employ Counsel to In- a es vestigate Deal. Of course Dr. William M. Han-| gen remembered signing the pledge ecard. He could not forget it, he} | said, because the two soli¢itors ‘came in upon him at such an un ;} timely moment when his hands SHARES WERE OWNED | BY BANKRUPT FIRM. on Owe fallure to pay the quartely install- | ati ‘ And the One Policeman They Could Not ‘Fix’ ments on his pledge. After sult om-The conpentanil STOCK SAI 1p} Br a ci as baker le | | was filed, said Clonts, Dr. Hangen POLIT} is bipartisian and en, 2 ee Rey me ita cia ad BM 2: IBS aor nak ee ’ 7er “in. itish } ; | Jate rf ff and he has consulted with the, (losed Up Shop in 1913. her wari Ortell, a mild, frail, harmless|‘ , _ | late today from the effects of burns astern receiver in reference to| Soon afterward, {n 1913. he closed | guess I was the first one to looking man, related how Looney |, He was greatly surprised when | suffered earlier in the day when : . ‘ a . wer dunt ' / , e o, = 4 ut j ‘ ee . . OK 9 teh tae wt se € By OO 46th Year KIESELHORST—‘Where Music Is Sweetest’ eat be. ee Oty “ $ b> Sr te wa ee . ~ te - KIESELHORST BABY GRAND $645 i — J2t% - sa. ~ en i ea ee eee eee a : — nt te a a > - a. Ca Registering Piano as * W alter & Wolff and Hollander com-| wa. involved nized in him the proper material; Bennett. “I saw those two birds pined to purchase the capital Stock | sonrive y ee, He supported | for Looney’s purposes, and took |standing by the pole, and walked of the Equitable Surety Co., owned ‘Tom a a aaa : chriver was elected. ' him into his organization. Looney | right past them. If one had made by the New England-Equltable, ‘That ah e ge Chief of Police. | owned the Sherman Hotel, which a false move I'd have knocked off * ag ae ces Sint ae ee that | then than iiieiiaalésee or ore Nae NOt & place of doubtful reputa- ithe pair of them.” a : nain 2 the hands of Looker unéeretood dach , . | tion, it Was a place of no reputa-; When Looney went to New Mex- ie plaintiff assets worth €100,000 oust 7 oa” a ~il O ter thor tion. He sold Pedigo a half inter- tco in 1913 he had a esmall son or more for distribution to share- | gnly. Cox's “lady friend” was est. and made him the manager.|Connor Looney. The Loo ey gan ; holders.” | Helen van Dale, picturesquely Pedigo also did some collecting. | « oe ten ee aint a . ‘known as “Queen of the indee- cis: “Sabaneta ws . _, | Sters are unanimous in declaring s of the Defense. worl.” 7 : ock island was “wide open,.”’|that the elder deliberately trained Ben L. Shifrin of the law firm/- ; aoney did not collect | and things were pretty gay in Dav- his so kille ’ ‘ 7 me ta ‘from Helen, but she was the he tetas te : ; oo | eae son as a killer. On the ranch of Taylor, Mayer & Shifrin, repre- | ane h . “ onty enport and Moline. The weekly! ne was taught to use a pistol al- senting the present owner of the Bw at a } ee OF hae ee ee a oe most before he could raise it He stock in controversy, declared that { " ‘ . res the correspondent sat character that is not deseribable. became a marksman He followed ihe sale was approved by the Mas. | a a pie room and played rummy The daily Rock Island Argus at- nis father back to Meine Island. a suchusetts court having jurisdiction 8 seven men who had a lead- tacked Looney. He replied in terms stripline ” 18 with ‘eink ptedidthaes | of the New Engiand Equitable re.| ing part in the dire events which incredibly shocking, accusing the Pedigo Aéclares-—tco kill o atta he celvership and everything was ‘ollowed Looney's return to Rock editors not merely of immoralities, He immediately cama ‘yes _ af | transacted in a regular way. eal ke All seven are witnesses for but of worse delinquenctes. He the outstanding memb - peng » | pointed out that notwithstanding all os _ppenestan me murder trial. Six | had the police force-in the hollow gang and stthched nf oi 4 > 1 allowed claims have been paid were former lieutenants and graft, of his hand. The few who dared eh fice aie of 4} ne borrwas , “6 Ped. | there still remains a potential lia- colleotors for Looney. The seventh oppose him were unmercifully th ea " hh 4 pest er agree bility of the Kquitable on 626 out- was a Rock Island policeman—the | slandered in the News. Judges aise did hi : - ae? eae eee standing surety bonds. He denied a policemen. they now declare, | were intimidated. Looney’s gun- t oe ce Anche Loop Prem a ae prevent wan “Cy /' When a man wouldn't Attn I a = from $10 to $1000 a month. Loon- ore ‘ ) i Spier might azlett, When Looney kieked | 7 y 00 7% ey kent hook ; : work an injustice on them, English | Prost out, he put Hazlett in. “Cy” eed Ce sg — itr / tg cr Pha th declared, lie called Fread Mead of is an undersized gambler. who has News and had him raided. The $4, requently complained that collec- Webster Groves to the stand. Mead two wooden legs from the profit was split three ways, I got a tions were being duplicated. testified that to his sorrow he When he was a switchman. third, Looney got a third, and the | One of the highlights of the owned stock in the New England-| ™anaging editor of the News, city officials got a third.” story was related by Bennett and Equitable, but he was not consult- | Was well qualified, in comparison | “We could raise it faster than. Ortell. Looney framed up a trap ed,about the sale of the Equitable With his predecessor, for Dan. that,”’ Pedigo broke in, ““‘when there | with a saloonkeeper and the police stock. The witness said he served | Prost could neither read or write.| 85 @ rush. Once Looney had to/|to “get” a bootlegger who was)! as vice president of both com. Fditorial requirements were not meet a $25,000 note on his ranch. | not paying tribute to Looney. The | panies, which formerly did business high on the News under Looney, He sent the whole bunch of us out, saloonman sent for the bootlec.| here. }and we collected $21,000 in 48/ger. When the ad Judge Hamilton took the case n 7 latter arrived .a; _ hours. policeman under advisement. The Equitable “planted” in the saloon | Tooney’s status as a lawyer be-| arrested him, and confiscated his} Surety Co. was taken over for | liquidation in July, 1919. came very convenient In the mat- liquor. As a matter of form, he| ,fer of collecting money, because! also arrested the saloonkeeper. At | these sums were frequently paid. the police station Loonty was wait- | under the guise of attorney fees. ing to offer his legal services. He | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Thus the case of a prominent busi- asked for $1000, which the boot-| . “ness man, who, being married, was leeger did not have. so Looney ed JOSEPH PU ma ) ww itiek Found Boo! 1878 LITZBR rn indiscreet as to take a womhn took the man’s automobile. | Sia Site's The Puliicer Pubttenies for an automobile ride. During the; The saloonkeeper, who had tak. On, Prreitih Boulevars and Riive Street, | SOft drink stands On a commission: course of the ride the woman en part in the strategéem, much ne wena _ HE AnaOTLAT ‘gree oeely I’rank Spangler, whose job was to found it necessary, or expedient, to | his indignation, found himset| » later Preas te exclusively on: | make collections on punchboards/leap from the car and her leg was} locked up with the bootlegger. But | athe use for reputlication Of al and slot machines, and Detective-/ broken. ‘Imagine his feelings when Lo ney | : ; 0 “ . =) | : : ow r | orw' p ereaited Ip chile paper ang giso the | es Dennis Fees tt tock | Through his organization. Looftey |spoke through the bars. and od Sica iateree nn Soest sil An one.time worn enciny et ths |evtalnen the moe cen an | fared to get him out for #200! The are ; | X : obtained the woman's permission and . . , prisoner stormed, cursed, and even SUBSCRIPTION RATES , BY MAIL 1G oe? whom he now is 80 to represent her. He presented the wept, but eventually pald the feo bait $1 a sae ‘man with a demand for $10,000, and was released. | | fe Cy’'s”’ FAitorial Duties. ithe alternative being a story in the Stale Bread and Raw Liver. Cy was explaining his editorial News and a lawsuit. Not having; One would think that a man duties on the News. The first, he |the money the desperate victim | with Looney’s income would have said, was to dig up some scandal-|¢mbezzied it from an estate of} lived in swagger style. Nothing ous fact about somebody who had | which he was the executor, an ac-|of the sort. He slept in a bare) # little money. Frequently such |tion which soon afterward resulted room next to the Nevws Plant tips were mailed in by people who in his ruin. The woman never got Continued on Page i353. a+ og Leta “enone 2 scene Wane Ses ttt tt at The Kieselhorst is a moder- ate priced Baby Grand Piano that gives you real Grand Piano quality. It is built by piano makers who special- ize on Grands exclusively. Naturally such specializa- tion results in a fine instru- ment and a substantial re- duction in manufacturing cost. We believe that it is the best Grand Piano at its price. Terms $4 Weekly Me lA HARRISON Bungalow Upright $5 Monthly ‘ parks and playgrounds, figured | ® valuation of $538.358.660. ard of Education property, in-. Mding al) school buildings and ands, ts given as $17,402,720, Public buildings and institu- city bone amount to $12,007,260. Pub- during hi brary property is $4,008,370, | ‘Mat thre 2 the waterworks property ts “ty nett 800.960. The present water. | %#¥!"s*, plant is within the city lim-| _/" the city fove tures are — ttt tt te Judge of Profit The Ce to a stat days As he ee —_ | employes of departmént afe tn the | been stolen from the perty and improvements in the he alleges that the amount paid by! :noved te Rio Arriba, N. M.. tak- returned to Rock Island, Pedigo nicht. Ortell made the rounde of grievously hurt when the suit was/ while preparing dinner. Besides , @ the ple 'ment stationery, follows: ” fiscate puss. eperty so exempt.” he adds, “is! ate the Equitable receiver is about to king’ arose in the person of An- collect from Pedigo. The alterna- said. was in $1. $2 and $5 bills. sonic temples in St. Louis. one daughter, Sylvia, wife of Fred| Highway Department: y and Public School Properties. lowed claims having been paid. returned to Rock Island and re-|°** ‘it again, and looked at me.” Fh | : | — Mtutes nearly 63 per cent of the | (Copyrig lander of Boston was a confidential | ploying Looney’s old meth : , cath thods, they | pnue to L es worl ‘ “‘*VYes there is. You're $2 short,’ 0 Looney's working arrange- | | 906.270. State property is $224,- | him a W had access to the records of that field for graft. lowed by d. za. suck ell!”’ xclaimed | ) ‘ y araid. All the collectors Two bucks, hell exclaimed Si ateten to chur. edeel. tieita Lan ‘ad offices in the same suite with, 17, ney car zooney came back. After borrow- that pr ? B, powocuen trem, scat & nee ‘arsonages and Parochial Schools, from his cut his own throat for a nickel! ; ‘ronnection with the liquidation of to the un@trworlad that he was on | « News. him when somebody was getting For W orth Wh 1 Pj; n e Quality ng academics and convents, the | lege, Wis. Hollander moved to New York andihim, and not to Billburg. There I € a | | Looney, it was not unusual for the didn’t he trim me for $700?” urch is second, including the Con- | American vf the connection between these | unsavory character, had consider- duct the raid in person. Then he boys,” remarked Sergt. Bennétt, 10,000 are: Presbyterian, $1.889.-| the royal tuble stock, and further, that the not as bad as Looney mo et.038.710. The total under this;and frag shareholders. ‘ried a crooked nose as a resut} > | S08 as a fighter. He paid the $50| word was out to bump you off.” ; 5 : oO Established 1879 tic and fraternal bodies, «as! Before PIANOS, Player-Pianos, Grands, Reproducing | ¥ amounting to $3,385,170, the! whether ‘ Valuc of Cemetery Property. Ifa liable makes; its prices are very moderate and goddess man Catholic cemeteries being | the Homes for the aged, orphan-j|ine of hi —which features instruments taken in as part | iB ing a little less than one-half whether shop serve most acceptably for beginners and Yet you do not touch ng a little more than one-third | sees= 4 wal . istribute to the shareholders as \thony Billburg, one of Loonéy's | vee wate © Sey ee ae “He counted it, and it took him ete Onts, attorney for the | Downs, ali of this city. Frequently statements are made the plugs City and public school property, | cunepiracy Is charged in the pe-| opened the News. He concludod Double-Barreled Threat. “Ie anything wrong with it?’ I : wy -exempt total. United Stats | PARIS, ‘inploye of the receiver of New En- prospered The comin ; g of prohi- e " ~ enid I reached into my own) ment with Chief of Police Cox,| he | 40, and Missouri Botaniacl Gar-|#s¢, & Sta company as well as the Equitable} Perhaps news of this : S prosperity : , Aa ee rs ( - » ( gt 1S that they had instructions Pedig )». utional and cemetery property. est plece the firm of Walter & Wolff, which ing $16.000 fre : ), 2m Drost, he kicked ’ | ‘luded , | . ¢ immunity from raids as well the Roman Catholic Church makes} s@r. He poth companies, and after thel tha jor i ® job again, and that payments ' aes | In fact, when a proprietor be- shot. or slugged every night” toman Catholic figure is $9,.6323,- to Amer! loined the law firm of Walter &/from a bloody feud arose, Drost latter to “borrow” le of a } i | bod TG ouik ees lalel Gea sartuive so 0 sit tice Always at the House of aw ooo ; y property, with §2,- from Tug four persons they were in a posi-|able support from the law-abiding | .. ‘would offer to be the prisoner's | philosophically. iregs at A receiver was about to make distri- > ‘ ‘ ’ ” © f Schriver was again a candidate Pedigo is a bull-necked, gold- | you're concerned,” Pedigo rejoined. : s 5 | ding is $20,602,860. | love me |= Accordingly, Hyde charges m P A wt , S go ges, on in iSchriver’s efforts, he ak tak ene | 4 month, but protested vigorously. Bennett Knew All About It. - ; as those connected with re- | hopes to and Re-enacting Pianos—In St Louis M. (’. A. heading the list with |man or | wemeteries have property within its terms feasonable. cha tlittie more than one-half the to- and nurseries amount to $2,-|The cour payment on new pianos. These pianos, thor- [Mis amount. Hospitals come to| mixed for practice purposes, and they are offered at keys. The music lives puis total. ‘gality of 0; Washington University, $8.- , not be more e ’ Ston University, ~~] of returning it later for full credit on the pur- — Tae’: total, $10,360,270. In this rain na Terms $3 Weekly i ts — - argely re . ‘ ing d : , irgely revenue-producing tem eal i Up g its medical school, are in St Terms the State : REPRODUCIN ‘3a The largest item under the head | Singer, mahogany | | reversing Smith & Barnes, 88-note$ 705 Monthly > > eet Raat nM RN a PI et RGR ee A ROP SDL DEI ATL RS Bi ID, HIE OF ee tie rome: oe r . on “ ™ — ’ a cee on petition asking for investigation, | the proceeds of his evil trade and They explained that when Looney the Masonic Temple, and he was| burning fat from the kitchen stove ithe p ’ d collect $1150 before a go out an The letter, on Highway Depart- |The Sheriff disconnect#a) ne rral taxes. Considerable of the unconscionable” for the reason that During his absehce a new “vice ‘ing house. Looney sent Hazlett to bling halls. Most of the money, he he said, there are too many Ma- |Olin and Marvin K. Monroe, stolen property whell Mucing purpose.” sets in excess of $100,000, all al-| former followers. In 1917 Drost oe ae hour,” Ortell said. ‘‘He counted | ' “ch ha valuation of $93,458,500, con tition. Tt appears that Irving Hol-|/an alliance with Billbur | ' aiiie jurg, and, em- " ys It was a double-barreled threat. | 8aid. i , | 46th YeaRomeoverument property is another) gland Equitable Co. and as such) pition. had v ' 4 . . |} Mala astly { , oe ) nereased the isuch a write-up was invariably fol- | pocket and got the $2. | “Gen property is $1,193,540 The |Queen TI Surety Co. Spier, the petition states,|/ reached New Mexi “T saved the old ————'s * ® | od | mexico, for in 192 | ' ‘ 1920 from Looney to inform prospects /life three times, and what did he| gg Under the head of “Churches,| de Proro ‘do but beat me out of $7000? He'd ae O WW e S rices 1n z Z . 3 handled various legal matters in| phim into the street and sent word | 3 _, 48 immunity from exposure in the} ‘“Didn’t I run that Rex Hotel for| : oip>y far the largest showing. Incltud-| ley Tyrel fock Was sold it is alleged thatifor « , ” ; protection were pavab payable tO | same insistent in his refusal to pay chimed in “Sonny” Wehling. “And v0 The Evangelical Lutheran| Other Wolff. It is alleged that because | joining Billburg, who, despite his. ,. ~|licemen from Chief Cox and con-'that had anything to do with him, 86,490 Others ' exceeding $1,-/skeleton ¢« tion to know the value of the Equl- C : . people, on the ground that he was , , way 910; Baptist, $1,209,930; Episcopal, lawyer, and his fees came high. “That ain't the half of It where [IESE HORS GUL BRANS a apy Methodist Episcopal, en from | ” bution of the remaining assets '° | tor Mayor, but, while Looney 'toothed individual, with a reputa-|‘‘I remember the night when the , , ware “Associations,” including g¥M- to the ang oe end belief that Spier. to hold a grudge when busi As a rebult Looney saw him, recog- “T knew all about it,” grinned: ‘ dusiness | . ‘ fous denominations, have prop- | tomical , 163,760. | May Kieselhorsts have the widest selection of re- said {t pr city valued at $4,113,530, the Benott fo Our Exchange Department ¥8,360, the Catholic Institutions | bracelets oughly overhauled and renewed in our factory You play the Galb $39,030, the Catholic hospitals |Carthagt : : ll * The 7 a fraction of their original worth. Every buyer glows under your | serrttag— Proce: Brora sorrogm Fede i : ’ * . oe - | Come to our store—play it 3,760; Westminster College. $13 | eee chase of a new piano. . | nection is to be noted that the! would ff erty, aa the m buildir rf oS “ri : ain Dulemmge | book ace Waverly, walnut County. Westminster Col-| torney-G Christman. mahogany am: $5 GRAND PIANC 7 : &I-@¢xem pt city property fa that cessor, Cable-Nelson, 88-note ..$1r40 Terms > Gulbransen, 88-note .... $395 So ~ Monthly Apollo, 88-note scccc OPES Used Grands Steinway, ebony Settergreen, mahogany .. Ludwig, mahogany ay Pa ag nds debe : a wr uv - 7 ~ wr Le Br The others in the rummy rame were Lawrence (Dago) Pedigo. for- merly Looney’s chief aid and body.- guard, but now the State's atar wit- ness; Louls Ortell, who made the collections from the disorderly houses: Henry (Sonny) Wehling., who ran a hotel and gambling house which Looney owned: Heinie Lee, a smiling boy who peddled Looney’s moonshine liquor to the nestsiature Partly Answered. is showing of the value of tax-| Public “pt property answers some Museum, fons which were raised by the 004.97: Missourt Legislature. The 674.69; *r House, at the last session, 293.75; *d an tnquiry into this matter. | interest Ep OMMittee, headed by Represent- 057 35: ® Henrt Chouteau of St. Louts, poses Of sent here, and questioned the | partmen .* * fiscal officials as to tax ex-| public o ons arecate, as well as of those who ‘ nd bps in city funds at the| Of the cialize in popular and # ny last fiscal year Is shown | salaries music—bearing the name. a o17 balance, April 13, 1925, | 610,006.1 Kieselhorst, and gv ntees hgh Regarding this déf- | services, by our 46-year reputatioe ae «=, | omptroller says: expenses, Beautiful mahogan [ase deflict 1s caused almost manent Exquisite tone. ly by the refusal of some of | percent by hand, course, be played Rational banks to pay the 1924 in ditfeg Terms $8 Weekly Terms $20 Monthly Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock AOK 07 OLIVE STREET PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS “Where Music Is Sweetest” Terms $20 Monthly a om Pe ee a ¥ . ee ve oe x Fae coo a os > os ae ey fe . . . - aa —_ = or = “a eae | - Rh I omg I eR TT RE 53 aioe ” =" ” * 7 - = ila oat ae OO . tii al ll tii atti tia at ca ee A reproducing Piano—whict ” means that it will give yee) the playing of great p r Something new and attrac- tive in piano case design— old English style, harmoniz- ing with the latest in home furnishings. Wonderful rich- ness of tone. A Piano that will give a lifetime of pleas- ure. Many an instrument of similar quality sells for as much as $425. Our Special Price Is $325 Terms $2 Weekly nce 7879 ~ v . order or &t. Loule. Delivered by city carrier or out-oftows Daily only. 50c month: Sunday. 100 « aa second-class matter July 17 i . at the Postoffice Bt. m ons Bi leaula, Mo, also. levied against them, and (ture, are Sh 4 refusal of a portion of| Pubite ® merchants to pay the tax,;um, 24. In merchandise sales until | $3.41; have passed on the le- purpe ttl tll ill, cal al tn tn “phe SAS SRR Goran | patentee Ry OMe RE trea ayer ta : ts i= 7%) ‘Ue ae (othe ¥ ae 6) RTO Oe _ eee Mee Me. 9. i + .* ie ; = woe ’ eee SrA Ss : ? il eet eet ts oy he . : ‘ he ok Sr tizet «oes ee ee en § ty ee eo ae - . Rs et AOS A Be PbS A, & homed eds: Pep Rnd het, ME ~

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—_— —— TATE and religious - i ’ m'iniy Oy} however, to have definite he yould Wik Marked ips 1 of each onfiden- hgineers .. Men. pond- ,,. . ich. pe. §.—In- HoOlls cc. s.- wav de- adminis- @y when depart- ee LD publican | Highway | hem to} Ons. orm, en- that the | ctly ‘t mploves political part of a the let- | ell Ww has been b pending to indi- Matthews b0 engin- | nists and | Highway | e offices the ten the ers scCat- division eers and 300 and 2 dmpec- ent pay- he re In the Depart- he are made per- | de- | 1700 | State | by prominent men of ai¢e litical beliefs that the Hy gh partment has a much larger ‘ber of Democrats than Repuby ermiployed, and vice versa. Th a commission, as vou is bipartisian and the dep has employed vou without agp card whatever as to your gious beliefs: wa = this basis ion and to stop ong. ing this matter, like to the «9 know th my employe, know the exact st: anding irtment. commission, that 11a \ dep: “The theref )&S°s in the blanks below, and re letter to me. The COT. issign not expose your politics to vision engineer, department & chief engineer, but - Wishes to know the totay different political faiths. emp tha ininistrative purposes ang to able to answer critics of the ous political bodies. “Please treat this comm tion as strictly persona} and ¢« dentia!.”’ “Yours very truly, “~S D, Matthews, of of loyes of the department fg you state your pos ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 GOVERNMENT ' | a HST HERE IN YEAR 4,299,000, Oh $07 PER Comptroller Nolte’s An- ‘qual Report Include ’ Schools and Waterworks. st OF TAX EXEMPT 1 PROPERTY IS GIVEN. ~~ ee Places Total Valuation of # Such at $148,900,000 or “Vice Chairmag: “Are you rated as a Democ aie > 83.41: waterworks, purposes, 66.28. poses public services, expenses, . ‘ of ee» pendi- Muse- hools ARAN STATIENAY to U. &. York Times | —Bringing with | stone | believed to be the old- | est piece of art in the world, Count! Hog- | e” : : } » A ee | y* or, ~ “a, Part of the crowd near St. James, in London, two days later, waiting during a a snowstorm to see the funeral cortege of sede > scene oe ee ee — —— . one NEGRO ASSISTANT the Tua- | bearing | ' States the latter told a Post-Dispatch | that, upon his re-. FOR U. 5. ATTORNEY Washington Sends Him When Deneen and Williamson Disagree on Appointment. Following the arrival! in Spring- field, I11., of William C. Matthews, negro, of Washington, D. C., to act as temporary gssistant attorney in the office of United Attorney Thomas William- yesterday son, reporter today turn to Springfield Monday, he would take the matter of Matthews’ ‘appointment up with Judge Louis jo settle | after the ' 2 that the city could | national | revenue | The ques- | calls attention | ' partiy a Fitzhenry of the United States Dis- | Willlamson expressed | the opinion that he would not be) of trict Court. satisfied with the appointment Matthews and indicated that he would confer with the Department of Justice at Washington about it. | The appointment of Matthews, Willlamson said, is the result of a controversy between Williamson and United States Senator Deneen |regarding appointment of a perma- | Williamson said he asked for the appointment of John B. Madden of Gillespie, Ill., while Senator Deneen insisted upon the appointment of Leslie Vogel of Springfield. Neither Williamson nent assistant. recently | °F Deneen would indorse the oth- At a conference in! said he'| er's candidate. Washington Williamson later was that Vogel and Madden, but notified by the department neither would be appointed. Williamson said today that it was reasonably certain he would not be | a candidate for reappointment at the expiration of his term on July 19°26. Him decision, he said, was result of the controversy and partly due to the fact that his duties as District Attorney were tee | 1 ’ ‘much of a burden on him. Art | $90.-. q M .] $9,130. is not ; . | Sox to the Po ; pete of Westminster 'advices received here today. Williamson declared he felt cer- REGULARS READ LA FOLLETTE INTO Continued from Page One. PARTY AT CAUCUS = the late Senator la Follette the key committees. | Follette’s last year, all - powerful James A. Frear, sin, presidentia! Rules handles revenue legislation. of the House... positions is a problem | Organization of these Wisconsin Men's Stand. ‘ly defining its position. from John M. Nel- son of Wisconsin who managed La campaign was removed from the Committee. also of Wiscon- was ousted as a member of the Ways and Means Committee, which None /of the other insurgents has a place / on importaart committees, but some hold either chairmanships or rank- Ing places on minor standing bodies Whether they are to retain these with which _ the mafority party stil! has to deal. committees | was postponed today until Monday. At a conference today the Wis- consin delegation decided to issue. a formal statement tomorrow clear- | There | be abrogation of the rule provid- ing for the “discharge of commit- tees,’’ which was adopted last year. when Nelson held a metaphorical | pistol at the heads of the Repub- lican leadership. This rule made \the pocket veto impossible by pro- viding for the withdrawal of a Dill from committee by petition signed by comparatively few members. The Democrats in caucus afternoon decided to cast their vote for Representative Finis J. Gar- rett of Tennessee for Speaker. This means that Garrett Will con- tinue as floor leader. Repre- sentative William B. Oldfield of Arkansas was made whip. He also is chairman of the Democratic | Congressional Committee. Farm Relief Question. The Democrats in their other- ‘wise peaceful caucus raised a sug- subject. secretary to William J. 'moved that gestion of Western agricultural un- rest when Howard of within 10 days Re-/| not — Phote by Acme. Royal mourners as the queen | | appeal. | mother’s body was taken from | Here are the King Sandringham. WIFENOW 10 SUE |= “England, Prince of Wales, Prince Olaf of Norway, and be- hind them the Duke of — Henry. York and IMPEACHMENT SES Privately Financed Meeting Il- legal, Attorney-General Moody Declares. f By the Aamsociated Press. | AUSTIN, Tex. Dec. 5.—Finane- ‘ing or underwriting of the expenses of a special session of the Texas | House of Representatives for im- | peachment purposes from private policy, Attorney Mood@y ruled tonight. or individual sources is unathorized and unwarranted as against public General Dan ruling was made at the request of Lee Satterwhite, speaker of the House. Moody’s opinion was that there would be no authority to issue war- ‘rants against exhausted appropria- itions made for the contingent ex~- | penses of the Thirty-Ninth Legis- |lature to cover ‘tending an compensation of 'members of the House while at- impeachment session, should it’be called by the epeaker. The Attorney General assumed this | that the speaker in his letter made ino reference to deficiency warrants | issued against a deficiency granted | iby the Governor. This opinion the special KIPRHINELANDER OR A SEPARATION Gaddis Saeed An- nounces Pending Action for Alimony, Having Beaten Annulment Case. “a By the Associated Press. WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Dee. 5. —Leopard Kip Rhinelander, who today lost his suit to annul his marriage to Alice Beatrice Jones, former quadroon housemald, now faces a suit for separation by Mra. Rhinelander. Announcement that summons and complaints in the separation sult ‘had been issue@? was made by Mrs. | Rhinelander’s counsel, Lee Parsons / Davis, soon after the jury in the annulment case had returned a lverdict favorable to Mra. Rhine- lander. The papers in the separa- | tion action include a request for | alimony and counsel fees, but Davis did not reveal the amount asked. ' Immediately after announcement lof the annulment suit verdict, Isaac N. Mills, chief couneel for Rhine- jander, announced that he would Decision on Seven Questions. | Although the jury was not ¢m- | powered to pass upon the granting 'of an annulment, its findings on seven questions propounded to It, will serve as a basis for the dect- sion of Justice Morschaueer, who presided at the trial. Davis had said in court during the trial that Mrs. Rhinelander and her husband never could live together again regardless of the outcome of the case. This would be impossible, he sald, because of ‘the way they “besmirched each other” during the -trial. The jury, in its decision, found that Mre. Rhinelander never had deceived her husband as to her ne- gro blood. The jury expressed an opinion that KHRhinelander would have married her even had he known she was of negro blood. When the jury’s findings had been read, Rhinelander’s counsel moved to have the verdict set aside as being contrary to the weight of evidence. Reserves Decision. Justice Morschauser reserved da- cision on this motion. He-an- nounced that he would give his de- cision as to the annulment within a few days and requested Rhine- lander’s attorney to file a brief on his objections to the jury. Ithinelander was not in court when the verdict was returned. He had remained at his hotel room at Bronxville and the verdict was read to him over the telephone by a DRY PLEA TO POPE DECLARED PLOT 10 INSULT CATHOLICS Knights of Columbus Offi- cial Says Howard Moved at a Time When Many Doubt Volstead Act. By the Aesociated Press. JERSEY CITY, N. J., Dee, &.-~ John F. O'Neill, supreme director of the Knights of Columbue and «a Knight of St. Gregory, who re- turned recently from a visit to the Vatican, today denounced the open letter of Clinton N. Howard, chair- man of the United Committee for Prohibition Enforcement, to Pope Pius XI. Howard had appealed te the Pope for moral support of “civil authority” tn the United States. “This unheard-of proceeding on the part of Clinton N. Howard is little leag than a despicable attempt to hold up the Catholics of the United States as law breakers,’ O'Neil! declared, “just because many of them, like many of other religious beliefs, feel that the Voul- stead act ought to be modified and liberalized. Time Has Come for Change. “It ia amazing at a time like this to find a man of Mr. Howard's cali- ber calling on the Holy Father to interfere in American politics and in America’s domestic affairs.” Denying that Catholics were less law abiding than other sects, O'Neill continued, “But Catholics, like Protestants and Jews, regardiess of religious beliefs, are among thoge who be- lieve the time has come for Con- gress to change the Volstead act sv it will cease to be a joke. “It is the privilege of every pu- triotic citizen to strive for and urve better laws. That is what so many people are doing at this juncture.” “Slar on Oatholic Church.” O'Neill said Howard's recent a! - tack on President Coolldge, in which he charged, according tu O'Neill, that the President “wag not doing enough to enforce the Vol- stead act,” caused thousands of Protestants to protest. “Now, after that performance.’ O'Neill continued, “Howard turn¢ to the Pope with a public letter that is little short of insolent, a: «1 fit will be resented all over thea country as a slur on the Catholic Church and an wunealled-for at. tempt to discredit a large portion of this country’s population’ a —_— ae coe Lassen Peak in Eruption. SACRAMENTO, Cal., Dec. 6. special dispatch to the Bee says «" eruption of Lassen Peak . menced at 7 a, m. today, a great volume of smoke rolling out an drifting soOuthward. Eruptions of private detective who has been act- | ing as his personal bodyguard. smoke also occurred yesterday. is taken here as) termination of the proposed | session of the Legislature which has been agitated for some | time. Satterwhite Says s Members Will Pay Own Expenses. By the Associated Press. AMARILLO, Tex., ' } ‘ r Dec. 5.—Lee Satterwhite, speaker of the Texas, | be legal if underwritten publicans and Democrats be called | private funds, said he already nad | into conference for the purpose of| made it plain that each member making Western farm relief | were indications that its members| °"!¢f order of business. This mo-) intend to act as a unit Monday and to adhere to the position they took | ition was disposed of on a point of | funds two years ago when they made a’! determined fight for amendment of the then existing rules. Nelson, Royal C. Johnson South der the rule, which was adopted, making it impossible for anyone to serve on the Rules Committee who be chairman of another committee or a member of a key committee. a is chairman of Committee No. 2 on Elections and Privileges. | §8nelil, ican Rane becomes the key man in the Longworth organization and | will exercise the same power for- | merly exercised by Representative Phil Campbell of Kansas. The companion piece to the new Rules Committee organization wil! | ADVERTISEMENT PilesCan Be Cured tain there were a number of mat- | ters that could not be handled by | Matthews. One man, he continued, suffiicent, as two assistants recently left his office. He reserved | : |further comment until he returns to Springfield. Missourian an Kills s Himself. -Diapat ch TON, M Dec. = FELTON. 55 years old, a former College, and formerly prominent in the businese life of Kansas City and | Independence, committed suicide at the home of his sister, Mrs W. &. Wells, at Platte City, according to Wells’ connected with the Carnegie Steel interests in the East. and he had invalid for several years, spending much of health broke while been an : all ‘other | his time at health resorts in the e West and South. Without Surgery An instructive book has been pub- | ‘lished by Dr. A. 8. MeCleary, [noted rectal specialist of Excelsior Springs, Mo. This book teUs how suf- 5.—Frank | ferers from Piles can be quickly and | /easily cured without the use of knife, | scissors, ‘‘hot’’ iron, electricity or any other cutting or burning method, | without confinement to bed and no hospital bills to pay. The method, has been a success for twenty-six |vears and in more than twelve thou- ‘sand cases. paid free to persons afflicted with piles or other rectal troubles who elip | this item and mail it with name and | address to. Dr. McCleary, 566 St. Louis Av., Excelsior Springs, Me. . of Dakota and Frank D. Scott of Michigan, walked the plank un- the | The book is sent post- | as chairman of the Rules’ order. The caucus approved the Demo- | cratic committee assignments pre- viously cratic members of the Ways and | Means Committee. Pythians to Hear Minneapolitan. Frederick S. Attwood of Minne- apolis will speak at 8 p. m. Dec. 19 at the Castle Hal! Monitor Lodge, No. 233, Knights of Pythias, at 3507 Pine street. Missouri Lodge, No. 2; Hope Lodge, No. 186, and Walnut Lodge, No. 288. also will attend. . Chips off the Old Block MR JUNIORS — Little Me The same WA —in ocnethird doses, candéy-coeted. For children and adults of Royal | ‘expenses to Austin and that from private or ‘sources would be accepted. Satterwhite said. that only one Rep- resentative had requested his name, struck off. ‘BISHOP OF ARIZONA SAYS DRY , § LETTER TO POPE IS IMPUDENT | By the Associated Press. TUCSON. Ariz., Dec. 6.—-Prohi- bition laws of the United States lhave been a failure ever since the } 'to drink went into effect. Volstead , act J. Gercke, Bishop Daniel the| of the House was to pay his own no public In reply to a report that — members of the House had with- approved by the Demo-| drawn their names from the list of those favoring the special session, | of the | Nebraska’ House of Representatives, in com- | }tTioved a question relative to the’ menting on the ruling of Attorney- Howard, formerly private General Moody tonight that a spe- Bryan,/ cial session of the House — al ' TIMS ' FOR BOYS CHILDREN AND MEN ! CAP | ! GUARANTEED 1007 PURE WORSTED LOOK FOR TIMS SOLD AT LEADING STORES ) REFUSE JSTOREKEEPERS CHEAP FREAKISH IMITATIONS’ LABEL IN CAPS _& TIMS CAP CORPORATION, 50-52-54 West I7th St Now'ork ‘Catholic diocese of Arizona, said | [= i: ——= 'n a statement today. Bishop Gercke characterized the || appeal to Pope Pius XI, made my | Hioward, chairman of'| the United Committee for Prohi-| bition Enforcement, as the “height of impudence,” because of the fact, the Bishop said, that the Pope) |}would no more atternpt to dictaie right Clinton N. ‘the than he would presume to dictate what they should wear ‘or eat at the tables. ' hae The prohibition law in America, he added, is a political question that people. By the Associated Press. DES MOINES, Ya. Dec. 6.-—~- Charies P. Kelly of Kangsas City, the fowrth Member of a gang that robbed the Cottage Grove State Bank here, to be convicted, has been sentenced to 10 years to life in the Btate penitentiary. Judge Utterback, who passed sentence today, overruled @ motion for a new trial. must be dealt with by the : Bank Robber Gets 10 Years to Life. | | of the American people | i ' The five Buick Eacecutives’ Care Net- e4 represent mest Carefully handied they are smeoth fer real use. unuseal!l bargaine. and treken in, and ready tedaery | f : | 5 Buick Bargains tf | The prices at which these cars are offered are extremely low——and each ca (ar Guarentee condition. ° carries a2 New te mechanical PHONE OR SEE US TODAY 2—1926 Buick Master Six 5-Passenger Sedans. 1—1926 Buick Master Six 4-Passenger Coupe. 1—1925 Master Six 7-Passenger Sedan. i1—Buick Master Six Sport Demonstrator. (Wire Wheels) if time payments are desired, regular G.M.A.C. attractive terms can be arranged. VESPER-BUICK AUTO CQ. Phone Lindell 6230 Lindell at Grand ee ee o= = _— —- ee en Ey OT ee nO me ee

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SUNDAY, NECEMBER 6, 1928. ent ——— S SUNDAK, DECEMBER ©¢ are Se Sey” ~~ the = Apap s eT ’ “4 7 ? 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , i bout 15 pounds of horse flesh | into the cages that a fast day !s ~—- nn ee a in ¥ | 1 Cap iirardeau:; ; . Osborne, NER HAS] | Jepli: ‘ . ee! Peed Hager BERLIN Z00 DIETING ON HORSE daily, two. and sometimes three, essential. Birds of prey consume | Ph t | Christmas Specia) r Robertson. Marshall: Sidner J. All but the Birds, and They Can” | aged horses are butchered a day | such large quantities of rat nh. 0 0 ra S . : ) fchmut Get Enough Mice. to satisfy the beasts. and sparrows that zoo officials tn- = Popular-Size Photos, , Ror, inibal; I S # Kennett; E. | BY the Associated Press The animals are not fed on Mon- | duce people to take up the capture The Best Gift Mounted in Folders Txil.. | 4 — | _ . - Mayview; Sneivon ne '. Solomon, ei) Ww BERLIN, Dec .5.—Lions, tigers ays, the assumption being that Ir of these animals by ayin } Thomas, Jefferson City; Robert S. and other carnivori are dieting cn ditic o regular meals on Satur‘ pfennings ‘about =u ¥ ~ Oo U T H L A N D S I U DI 0. Withers, Liberty. and FR. T. Wood, horse me he Berlin “it lay nd Sundays, the crowds vis- | each mouse or sparrow brought in : ; nor i - s] ruin zoo. With 0 : . " ‘ ai & | rm Garfield 3439 IS10A OLIVE Springfic!d. the ki se oP i LS alone consumine ZOO thr ww BO MUCH s.VOUd : MILK SICKNESS’ JEFFERSON GI = | Specialssts in Furniture, . - 5 ee ae —_ sa Gee - on seein aaa, = x, a a Ss oe ae a “s . . ~ Finding That Cow's Eating Former a ee Holds | Brg) es qapaPToO SHOE of Snakeroot Weed Second of Week-End Par- II OS ‘ 6 yw. . ha , 4 ; mation of the body of the last , a eens. * ~ ; ; : , :; ‘ ac °® @urvivin memopoer tim, Mies Mildred Kuhima: ; : ‘ ; » ‘ state ¢ ouncil ’ eTense. Wiii years old, who died on the night of . tee . served in the war period when Nov. 26. has identified the cause : miik sickness” or the poison of the white enakeroot, a weed, trans- mitted through the milk products of a cow that had eaten of the weed The others who succumbed were ‘°"%°° | a ee ae “eg . 3 = | =. Se 5 = = = aie mM . ° - ief that is — = =7 —— : sefu ccasional Tat . ’ — >. : : j P 2 Miss Ruhiman’'s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kuhiman, who died Imported _Imported Modern 5 ] 6:2 French Wilton Oval Chenille Hooked Rugs * As a = 7. BR a8 * was Governor. (jardner's first rs (ey -_—_ BP Se ar ae er Rs : ~ . of Jefferson City Guests. ‘sane ¢ ; . 4 - ' e gues S irom Jg@t- Ts | on Oct. 24 and Nov. 6. John Mc- assed through St il] But recovered. pe i ee | a , 7 Dr. Thompson said fhat h = + ay a wore - > | > | : Ldigs ~ (Oval or Obviens) A new Table or two can cha , , berman, mamufacturer and ‘ ; ws ‘ a oo : or. re u ‘ oked ‘etm , ' rived at his conclusion indirectly : Car\ Cc -Back Chair e oval R ft. warm little Rugs tn t could be morte appropr whole appearance of a room. This rays af 7 Ginnis, a neighbor of the Auhil- eae : A. | (Orme rison contracté@r; Mayor in pie , patter y , a te? : but none the less certain nake 1 : 7 nm, A am a tC. W. Thomas, Sam B. Cook and The one shown here ts priced a ee, vows OS i. ort rom (zecho-Sleva- you 2B ction of is he Xagonal ...00 inches wide... aan: a : sre a of walnut and gumwood and infegs Ss f. _——— ew ee ee + ew ee «= mans, died shortly after Kuhlman. weed poison, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Witte, at, : Tia eA . ie ve e nj , i‘ : , edible mushroom and th ttle- rard Cook, Dr. George Haig, W : . my | ; eG — e@"ce Rien —— | _ : . oa i 27x38-inoh 22254-inc inc] *7x54-inch , ve . ’ . ach ingly designed, as vou see. > Reigua tse ee et whoee home McGinnis died, became on their way to Hollister. Gus A. Fischer. “Mar-/' 7 $10.25 $15.90 . $18.50 snake cannot be identinie Pie GCG. BF T Pri —— walnat ' enc ammond, Lawsor rice, | Pp : ehemistry. Identification o =! . : , ond . os : yi ° . : ~ . 2 e x, in » bh 4x7-fo ¢ - - - 4 ™ ‘ - . " ‘ow P : oe Le! . @1in ‘ > > ; . w 9-! mound ‘=> Inch is . r J $55.99 in mal sanvy and : + a - ‘ \ he in P) ‘en . = ‘ rn nr ' ; oot then becomes a? _ Sa ~ r ~ _ ] > : — , Ferry ¢ ‘+ Ww Mou oe ‘ s 6° inating th: inalysis Pau Pun . 4 ark SO Stat oO.se $41.00 . . 5 Ty cer ee meta’ acq | Prewident .of the State Roard of! : its : ogether Witcn Fi UTTis . in . é . . ‘*‘ > - + . ** - - Carvihe ‘ 1? ‘ , ' e ' : a iti ae or ‘aieeets Healt and Dr. Cortez F. Enioe ' : | uence, sucn SS ihi AA ' : V\ ith a] rus _ acte Director of Penal Institutions, close sce »vs , Pin : we & : , f ie i¢ ee ‘ ae \f r 7 os -_ rT) »¢ ‘> 7) Symptoms of Poisoning. ims je and adviser « Gov. Baker aa “ alnut 7 4 iImnwitfati - > ‘>= ; “The symptoms of snakeroot ree iMmvitawons ne nex S120.00. poisoning are sudden ioss of ap- petite, muscular weakness. nausea. meetin anu 1919 Out = persistent vomiting and marked (Stine in Ja ae +9: ADC Le — ” ; " Lam v/’ Of the members are now living | vig, 7 constipation,” Dr. Thompson sald. . : _— ‘tha = —— tt t t “T have often spoken of my pride mee —— i l O e ome : ‘ake much-appreciated gifts. You “These were present in the Collins- y gr . - chiew . 1, le case, I am informed. The ng-|'" “* fine —— a CF -g-= Ps . *s Missouri Council of Defenge.”’ the | 2 - nardiv imagine a home tha? A fine new Rug for the living room scariet tongue The hody former Governor stated in his . : =>) on. = ’ a ‘nna " hb» & " 7. . . S . a4 os : : ; m4 - . _* > | - ‘ j . . . 4 + ? . . : ~ > ‘ . ‘ . a esees §6tOAEUC. Th body _, Vitation. “We are all growing older : Ss | dn MPL 24niG a piace ior at ieast or dining room, or may he a Carpet . Fo B ? » oe + > .' ‘ : i oe : si i : ° . ‘ > > ‘ — not give a Per suitable gift to vour home and Mt A Here are jus . ld nee . ? | cernible in the case of. Miss Kuhl- . | | would put it in shape for the holi- man have & picture taken, to leave to | | man, Our children, of that historic body. | J | ' ] t huite a number o r mem >ers Mave already passed to the great . , , . . veyond, so let us lay aside Satur- organs and this effect was dis- tt a de — . .— Gay, Dec. 12, for a reunion and OU t rer perro eee ii | €. -urdistans davs and for vears to come. C d; 1) d Ch “IT was guided in this autopsy 7 want to be the mde fer this oc. Kurdistans Cada>;©- ine est by & fortutitous previous expert- | wasion and I have planned’a din- Our selections of Rugs and Carpet- : ’ ence in the case of milk sickness ..- ana barbecue at my nape in St : ‘ se ' ae in \\ alnut several years ago in a family 12 | Chartes Coun‘y ” ; rm in St. | Dainty \ re y+ | ; l SET + be 46 2: : 7, - , Ing 1S Very complete as {o quali- Jefferson County, on the Lemay see as b oe Cs .s ADICS ' nks ties. patterns and sizes Whe ' Ferry road, the first c&ge and, 80 Was Honorary President. te .ve w . I : pay: — ~ no ‘_ = is far as I am informed, the only Gardner was honorary president? $6.2! come in this week and pick out D> 30 case that has appeared in Missouri of the council, whose chairman _— — \ verae - @ ft to vour home? a / —=— At the time I wag Coronery's autop- Se 7 sy physician. Our investigation at that time. which included the serv- ices of the botanist at the Missouri Botanical Garden, established con- ~ F. B. Mumford, dean of the 3 poe re Agriculture, who was alsc lhe variety of us Stace 100 ; - TT. nee oe . ata 4 “= . formed within , can be put \ beautifully proportioned Chest laration o! : the variety of nested 1 : as this makes a lasting and thankfal a. ~~ . hy - “The Tahlec cc} wie . a a af x , vineingly the presence of snake- being mane Ns mmoterwithout legte- SHOW. Che Tables shown come ; No home is really complete without root poisoning. Almost identical rage one by the act of 20 « giass tops, dec a Chest and this one is handsome ef ee inéem rs in led gir ; , ¢ ah rr . . . conditions have been reported to for it. aang ; one = ag I ive. green. re | oP ’ ; rhe D . m > prouucuion, patriotic stimulation Organization of home guards aps +? _ ° | : “Villian service in recruiting ar or : > -~~s .» * ~ er ;* rr + . : ie MST TECN, aimpaizcns, were icated Members of the Star: » > . > monthly | ~ ser : o ; Partaken aiso of these product In one compartment you will see pictured the remarkabie R.C.A. RADIOLA SUPER- | HETERODYNE. All wires ——S 4 : are completely hidden from view and no ground wire i's mecessary. Nor is any outside aerial of any kind needed. The instrument is completely self - contained and can be moved at will ‘Tom room to room. De Thompeon says that the escape »f che others in the families should be attributed to their persona! re- ‘istance to infection r lack of susceptidility One persor wit) Lu8 ut-State mer | ean ‘ , : walk through a field of ragweeq ‘ete! Jefferson at 12:3 :: lhe ¢ omtort ot a hgcI, EF Ki aes? ee ee eee ee i} ’ ee ee ee _* ‘ 4 ee pees ya an ‘4 1 Sart 4 ‘ take *hern . _ : “ Bice 4 oa t . . ‘Another person will walk throug) : e Gardner farm. They tn , F y he game field and contract violen: UG Ss. Ff. Bush. ce ‘A l CS7 6 Is r e # a) Ire i. The presence of acute faundice Gent of the Me lants’ Laclede Na. H {| C | ? Homa! Bank; Edwards Whitake: a MOCKS : lfathe er « | rs wy st. _ : #4 Fat + 4 “ory yew ~ oh Pee SEE OS a Ne ae » - among the victims of the poison has caused other physicians to seek a , : different explanation from ‘hae of 2 .. : irr -~- . - se? te — 7 ; . ‘| ‘ ‘4 ‘ " ; « : " Ws , (64 awed 4 4 it ’ ri _ . . illu . ‘ req . Sric Dr. Thompson. He, however, points Western Bel! | ma 7 | out that faundice is a €¥ymptom. Vavid Sommers presidien ' +h . iargee } ~ . ' mot @ disease in iteelf. indicating Schram Giass Maufactur g Co Ve auulul nanny liffer » 00 some functional derangement. ‘us Uut-Stiate Membe -) model ; — : Hand-Painted Screens : ’ yr 5 . ‘ - 4 wT? fg if ' | ? a " - ‘umeor or overindu! AInSOI former ws ws v er neu.gence i : © r y "? eo — lo) ore .* _F : : ——% ’ Li VER S- ngery ort drink. Ss ana New Phone $120.00, $135.00, $150.00 = GArfield 6815 According to subject. a ~ * - 5 (ee ee re ee eee aw er a id Sereenms x ball Games. rmer president o the Brown | , as ¥ arusts ' . for Ciactsa Correspondence ef Associated Press. shoe Co.. are deceased St. Lwouis iy wuere hey com: if teres — TOKIO, Novy. 30—— A }! Dprofeaston - members. . “ag tk : o 3s ~ = Pl ' ae . eee pn a Ry ‘. oo samee in Japan wi!! be Members from the State tnclude a. $98 (4) . ™ > Seas ol a —— =a m the future. according te a C. W. Armour. Thor ton Cool ; ie - ; : Wi: SI ¥ — | say 7 decision of the taxation authori. Walter 8 Dickey, L. B ' aaibe 1 t , SAS5N (i) = ungton at Fourth ‘Yes. An American giris’ basebda!! George H. Edwards, Fred W_ F'em- i : Bei ; te wie — a Sam recentiy played a number of ing. W. T. Kemper. R. A. Long Up | SIAL hn i: tie ee eames tn Tokio and the gate re- Frank MeAiliater, all from eeipts were large. Piane are re- Kansas City: L. © Hamiteon. FE. verted under way for the organiza itett Marshal! an, . Whitsell "on ofe Japancee Nationa! league from 8f. J enh : ly Excluswe R ’ So the Government intends to get Sikeston ‘ ce ie percentage of the receipts of HH eh Mr nein Jenlin: F > oe ; — | | prefessional games hereafter ‘McJimsey, Springfleid; R. B. Oilver > 2 -.. Fe i ee” ae ee 4 YS , —- — > ey ‘ = a —_— S > or, ae a - e. ff" : c “# ; >" . a . ‘ : . =, “ ‘ - < , i : ——— ss ~~ p= © “ Ch Ry Eee a ae R 5% ~ _ ) * ?

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 192 Christmas Special] $! GB | orular size Photos $ “79 Mounted in Folders 7x11, AND STUDIO SUNDAY, PECEMBER 6, 1925. -_——_— _ 1310A OLIVE STREg, —— raperies ae 5) ma, dW paliies AS “ ) ~ . | ~~ ’ AN * laa and Mat Kid Similar Styles 4DAPTO SHOES R women, a month of almost fren- sied activity — is December! Count- less shopping trips! Holiday social engagements one after the other! can do it only if this huge physical am is edoed by physical comfort. Ye, you must look your best or none ofitis any fun. What to do then about shoes? Do this —get a pair of comfort- able ADAPTO Shoes. The restful, high arch support and snug heel fitting of ADAPTO Shoes will give you many happy hours of care-free foot comfort. You will have left, for your activities, all the energy that might otherwise be spent in fruitless fretting. Andasfor looking your best, ADAPTO Shoes, you know, are adaptations of the smart shoe styles you have admired on the feet of the best dressed women of more slender figures. (Sizes up to 11, widths AAA to EEE). | se STOUT WOMEN If you suffer from any manner of foot ailment, visit _have been without strings and bow ‘was the concluding encore with which the Flonzaley Quartet star- | body with one hand, and drur.vming | with the other, the cellist imitated ‘companions plucked, thumped and 'oecasionally bowed the other in-' ‘composer of “The Victory Ball.” } our Foot Service | Department for a consultation. This completely | equipped depart- ' ment is the only one of its kind and ts under con- stant -supervision | of our foot spe- cialist. Our serv- ice also includes the professional | supervision of shoe-fittifigs upon request. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY ul Occasional Table fanePryant === SIXTH AND LOCUST STS. ====art- "0 Table or two can change the appearance of a room. This one agonal. ..30 inches wide. . nade nut and guimwood and interest.: i esigned, as vou see. Up to $55.90 in mahogany and walnut edar-Lined Chest in Walnut $57.50 Btifully proportioned Chest such Makes a lasting and thankful gift. te Is really complete without such . and this one is handsome enough ¢ anv home. any styles from $37.50 to $65.00. and-Painted Screens ee-fold Screens that and painted by hand for discriminating * ral different subjec'® ' (illustrated); “Veneer. 20.00, $135.00, $150.00 According to ; ibject. M US 1 C | ton revenue post wn st. routs Commissioner of Internal HRevenuc Agrees to Suggest His Appoint- ment to the President. American and East _ Indian Themes Enliven Program of | conference today with Senator WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—After a | Flonzaley Quartet. Williams and Dr. FE. B. Clements, | Republican National Committec- | cunseeaehiiiiaate man for Missouri, David HT. Blair, By Richard lL. STOKES. (commissioner of internal Revenue, . announced he would — recommend A WORK in which the violon- tp.+ | oyis J. Becker of St. Louis, cello might almost as well’ chairman of the Republican City (‘entral Committee, be appointed caglector of internal revenue in Bt. louis to succeed Arnold J. Ilell mich whose resignation was accept- ed after his indictment in connec- ‘tion with the Jack Daniel distillery case. Becker accompanied Williams and Clements at the conference. Blair said that he would send his tled and diverted its audience last night at the Sheldon Auditor!um. Tapping on the upper rim of the upon its protuberant diaphragm treble and bass tam-tams, while hia j;at once, Williams said he expected the : . sone | President would send Becker's ing piece was &n East Indian) name to the Senate shortly there- Folksong” by Ernest Schelling, struments. This piquant and charm- _ after for confirmation. ~ — - The program began with Mo- zart’'s Quartet in © Major (Ikoechel ling Scherzo and particularly its | 465), the first few measures of | Adagio, with a song for violoncello which, with a strident discord inias soulful and richly melodious as the first violins, “butchered thej,one of the composer's lieder. As ears” of his gontemporaries, 1ind|extras were given Debussy’s “La provoked from the pedants many fille aux chevaux de tien” and tomes of debate as to !f!ts musical’ Borodine’s meltingly beautiful Noec- vyrammar. The dissonanca passed turne. last night without resentment «nd A New Viola Player. for the most part without nofliec-. The quartet played with its fa- Two Novelties of Griffes. miliar perfection of polish, golden Charles T. Griffes, whose un-/tone quality and miraculous unan- timey death deprived American mu-|imity, and also with its familiar de- sic of ite most gifted composer, was/lberateness and inflexibility of ‘represented by a pair of novelties tempo. Since its foundation years —two sketches based on Indianjago by B. J. Coppet, this organt- themes. The first, a farewell gong/| zation has kept three-fourths of of the Chippewas, opened with /its personnel intact—Adolpho Bet- shrill keening in the high reaches |ti, first vielin; Alfred Pochon, sec- of the violins, Geepened to a mas-jond violin, and Iwan d4’Archam- culine chant of grief, with drums /|bhecau, violonocellist. pounding a lament, and died away But that temperamental instru- as the wayfarers vanished in the!| ment, the viola, has changed hands distance. An Allegro giocoso was | more than once, Its present hold- a briskly stamping dance, to the'er, Nicolas Moldavan, is a new- skirling of savage flutes. | comer here. Without the prima Schumann's Quartet in A Minor, | donna brilliance of Louis Bailly, he Op. 41, No. 1, afforded lively | proved a skillful ensemble play- pleasure on account of its spark- er, recommendation to the President | As St. Louis’ Foremost Brunswick Retailers we are able to be first with this announcement \BRUNSWICK-RADIOLA “SUPER-HET” USING THE NEW U. X.120 POWER TUBE The incomparable £.v. SUPER-HETERODYNE is on the market in com- bination with no other Phonograph excepting the BRUNSWICK. In one compartment you will see pictured the remarkable R.C.A.RADIOLA SUPER- HETERODYNE. All wires ate completely hidden from view and no ground wire is necessary. Nor is any Outside aerial of any kind needed. The instrument is completely self-contained and can be moved at will from room to room. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS we AXEL O LIAN cman ‘ GArfield 6815 COMPANY % MISSOURI demonstrate w.P. 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The pat- ented Brunswick spruce tone chamber serves the double plifier and radio -loud- | BECKER TO BE RECOMMENDED | “WOLF OF WALL STREET,” 57, AND BRIDE, 21, IN NEW YORK Wife Was Formerly Bathing Beauty | and Member of Ziegfeld's *“Pollies.’’ By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 5.—David La- mar, whose stock transactions | earned him the name of the “Wolf of Wall Street,” was in New York today with his bride, formerly Mdna Eck, known on-the Stage and screen as Edna French, whom he marled Nov. 22 in Ridgefield, / (Conn, | Jamar, who is 67, and his 21- | year-old bride, had both been pre- | | Viously married. | Lamar’s bride. daughter of Au- gust Eck, retired Montana miner, was formerly a motion picture | 'beauty. Later she became a ZAeR - |feld Follies girl. She and Lamar imet last year, after he was released | ifrom prison at Trenton, N. J., | where he had served a year for conspiracy to prevent shipment of munitions during the war. 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= —— oe. er. on We > ; i c «* > a ~ _ Sa see Sayer” San a ee R a es eke — oe Bat ee ee ae es ef wea os ae x2 Se on ie DP gay? > we ‘ths R teas is tat Cae > Re FAS kt Be, Ck AE eh OS, fon ; x WA in a4 S » aay aaa +* = ¥f : 2 ; iin ee ag BL ter i a a is r", , - oi age sas a te BS eee hag ex ae : a oat & 4 i 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— NDAY, on DECE ER 6, 1925. SUN DECrMBrE 5 $$$ ee «% . , ¢ ions i CHURCH BUDGET APPROVED °*° TLANTIC ¢rry ‘ l be . o $ -_ A iA . Aa ° —— 424, i 1,344,099 NEWS SERVICE + KF'o ‘ iav bse. ox vacned a FORALL ARMY UNIFORMS . rra"s* LSHINGTON, collars. No attempt? wil! tocks of uniforn sm Hora ane * . & s4 s »ss a SBT AND CASOUNE Ch Glasses That Quiet 4 Overwrought Neves ams Tg TXS12,150,000 4 an Banish Headaches sd | Wo Cyemens See zeur aerveus Sytem i Increase Over 1924 of Fund t _ : ‘ Finance Good Roads of Nearly $7,000,000. the Jefferson City Correspond- F, BY ent of the Post- Dispatch. ae ong . op B. F. = UiLRany ERSON ¢ ITY, Dec. § s . odes for State road bullding Me on ‘y, te see, from State automobile li S le- Visi Specials _ fees and the gasoline tax of tive TT ACCES . Double-Visieg | allon, will total approz- ,.,... GLASSES This Week BIFOCALS 50,000 for 1925, based ail ry : P a 2 _— seath 6 « Spheriees + @c Prices Include Lenses only, tf oan en cole’ eee oe ‘ : re av $5 Eve T ests iding Eve Test ; ment estimates of amounts t +. Ve se fluy = e . ~ to De received. | PE Te F.J.GuilbaultOpticalCo.,423N. Broadway “couecvom 28 a Saieeege: Lar (Between Locust and St. Charles) e. 000 to the first of December. | funeral oe - ’ ° a oN “ : ner ‘ , is na e > for the year would fact, he —s . rw > a the only St. Louts eventing am .. Otl Inspector W. A, Mc Abou * te. : ress newe a . - Government are implicated | : ; tas ‘here will he no quiet resizgnat:onas ; Mia (sreen (assistamt * ndrews) are in - ned accord .* ij even Te : ?~rAFOlic noroug 1 % Other Pields« to Be Invraded. font is annou gl = ee ~ oA to He was ! “Sub Principal ~~ Here You Can Buy— GRAND PIANOS REPRODUCING GRANDS UPRIGHT PIANOS UPRIGHTS PIaNs ~ BRUNSWIHI OK PHONOGRAP REPRODUCING thoughts turn to gifts. = “y ae — | : + + === BALDWIN =. | aN? Pal SHEET MIs! BRUNSWI°K | | OOD old Christmas time is here—the season when our Something in music is natural- WANTUA!© PLAYEP ly most appropriate and we believe you will find what vou want at the House of Baldwin. VAULELES BANJOS ee) GUTTARS SAXOPHONES PIANOS, Down to Agything ‘nr Musica! VIOLINS USED PLAYER. $250 | Merc bandise Open Evenings BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY. USED UPR As Low as — $95) f-artecta 4578 Very Reasonable Terms - 1111 OLIVE STREET'® 23 : Ze ‘a _ . “ . Tuberculosis tae te pea! : ~ ‘an - ee “ ae % ° le” “4 a - . y ** as AIS Dy os . et + yy | | Totai collecO° ee a rears 4. 900,000 to Nov. 1, last. Novem- ar . ee eapoli taxes are not due until "*ara saving ap eine kent Exact figures on the col-/| Sf Fe i i ea tions +» Nov. 1 are not available, ©oruns ie, Le Pe Oa ees . saber collections still are | ‘28 % “ 4 VA . fon% as Octo: : of : fe ys nan ee 4 ing in . e ¥ McAtee estimated the gasoline S°Fes ¢ 3 produc: about $4 300.- She in Vea - >. _ a “ 7 * Ley - - - tax would Peo for the yea This is an a pease of 60 per cent over the $3.- = oars eae 000 a year estimate of State of- that th ficials. when the gasoline tax was -— nes ered to a vote in the election tiere he ae - eS este a November, 1924. as part af an at the Ko, es yo ate i hee jmitiative proposition to provide couldn't MF Magog 5 more revenue for road building. had to : -_ Cheer Club Solicits Gifts. ume © Jellies and cookies for distribu- een © son in Christmas boxes at Koch required Hospital. Mount St. Foose Santtari- ap ym, the Blind Girls’ liome and the . ittle ujttie Sisters of the Poor are be- ©5940 an ing solicited by the Cheer Ciub leech gifts will be called for upon ification of Mrs. AC A. Cer- sates, Grand 4185M. Patients Find Ideal Year Round Climate in Pikes Peak Region ORE than a million people in the United States today are suffering from tuberculosis. The arrest or cure of this disease lies in prolonged rest, proper food, dry, clear air, abundant sunshine and the oversight of physicians who have made an intensive study of tuberculosis in all its forms. At the first signs of this disease, you should consult your family physician and then if practicable, seek climatic con- ditions tavorable to the cure. The at once recommend to those who make the change, a dry climate with plenty of sunshine. Colorado Springs and Manitou offer just such a delightful all-year-round climate—mountain air, clear and invigorating, with an average of three hundred and ten days of sunshine each yéar. The healing power of sunshine is fast coming to be recognized in both this country In addition to climate and bountiful a city of 45,000, at the foot of Pikes physician who knows will can financially afford to and abroad. sunshine, Colorado Springs, Peak, the most scenic and picturesque section of the American Rockies, affords the most beau- tful surroundings for those who are se eking health. At thé proper stage of recovery, recreational facilities such as motoring. hiking, horseback riding, golfing, fishing and camping, ' gs . offer pleasant and health-giving pastimes. Out-door life is possible 5 | A Real $2. | almost every day in the year. For those who remain indefinitely, best in music and drama, excellent pub leges, up-to-date shops, parks and drives of great beauty. "ose j Aetie i fa Hundreds of Colorado Springs citizens, including many suc- LIMIT OF 2 BOXES Colorado Springs offers the arches 3 he and private schools, col- Ml acne 3 GIFTS for ME $2.90 cessful busimess and professional men of today, came here on ac- count of tuberculosis, either as sufferers themselves or because of iliness in their families, and after recovering were so impressed with the citv, its ideal climate and beautiful surroundings that thev de- cided to make it their permanent home. A triendly atmosphere, mutual understanding and considera- tion for others are also features which prevail in Colorado Springs. The sanatoria, medical and surgical equipment available in Colorado Springs represent the latest developments of science in relation to tuberculosis, and a goodly number of the city’s physi- cians are known throughout the world as tuberculosis specialists. THE COLORADO SPRINGS CHAMBER of COMMERCE Colorado Springs, Colorado The Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce will to accommodations and furnish complete lterature c giadly answer al] questions relating once the Pikes Peak Region. its clumate, etc. Fill in coupon and mail for beautifully Uust booklet entitled ‘*/¥ inneng Heaith m the Pikes Peak Region”. E.E. Jackson, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce will also be glad to have you write hum personally on further imtormation. matters concerning which you desre

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Be SUNDAY, pECEMBER 6, 1925, SUNDAY : sis ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DECEMBER ¢. a — HE LL A TTR _—_— a: ee — - —— Se - t a ’ Chose P overty in Lif e, | Nerves @2™ FP 5 TAX $12,150,000 But Ordered $4500 Burial . laches sae 99 ~ a Over 1924 of Fund to ‘Woman Who Saved $25,000 Had $500 Shroud of Dr. Guithautt’ = Pmeance Good Roads of | and $2000 Casket and $2000 Is Set ind nerves ove: ; Nearly $7,000,000. Aside for Tombstone. : —_————— a she Jefferson City Correspond-_ : — | D f the Post-Dispatch. | . f destitu-. . ent o Ilaunted by the fear o s entrance flat and had endured uc- 30N CITY, Dec. 5.-— JEFFERSO™* road building {ion in her old age, Mrs. Louisa 'tual physical discomforts, she de- yes for State termined that her bod hould t Ste bile li- | Lz n of 2913A Arsenal street. ¥Y should be from State automo Langdo protected from the elements after i y , . line tax of Te - h ] ©’ years S ecials ense ees and the gasoline lived so frugally the last ~~ . ne a SS ~~ ~—s & + >. . \ ya ~~. Va es. & a sae." . wi ~~ “* " * . * ...5 _ PS NS ~~. . aC ; SIRI ~~ Se Wy SSNS SS November, 1924, as part of an | at the start, for the undertaker iried George Langdon. In 1902 tive proposition to provide | couldn't get one that expensive and |when all but $4000 of her fortune revenue for road building. |had to order a special burial cos-:|had vanished, she divorced Lang- Cheer Club Solicits Gifts. snot made, It was a magnificent !don and set about to recoup her Jellies and cookies for distribu- gown of delicate white lace that finances by operating a rooming |during her illness. + bronchitis with pulmonary conges-/the Harrison antinarcotic act. Four | pmitted to a vote in the election Here her plans came near an upset | $80,000, and five years Jater mar- | * damaged it had to be beached by tion in Christmas boxes at Koch | required the craft of three extra house, by making smal] investments Hospital, Mount St. Rose Sanitari- , workmen, Even then the price fell|in real estate and by practicing | ym, the Blind Girls’ Home and the | 4 little under $500, but it cost more | economy to the point of denying | Sisters of the Poor are be-'than any half dozen gowns she had | herself all material comforts ex- solicited by the Cheer Club. | worn in life. ‘cept the absolute necessities of gifts will be called for upon, ‘Se set aside $2000 for a casket. | life. | Hification of Mrs. A: A. Cer- | Although she had lived since 1912 Frank Arlitz, a nephew of her | es, Grand 4185M. on the second floor of a dingy, rear- ‘second hushand who lived with her | eet —— ‘ ee be & 6 & Oh OOS OY 6 OU CUS HOH Ew EOE OH CU EEE SCPE H EU CUES EEUU EEE US HEU SE CHEESE Ce HUES EHO EU SEH EOOS SUE SUEE KBE KUUUEU CU Ee stew euereH. Monday 1s LADIES’ DAY at The New Werner & Werner We believe a man appreciates a gift more if it comes from *“‘A Man’s Store.”* This is only as it should be as that is where he does his buying day in and day out. Our salesmen know whatisnew +» » what is correct » » and what most tnen like. So—to better acquaint the women of t your Saint Louis with The New Werner & a ane Werner Shop and its holiday service to Oe Eee ge ae F ee women, we have set aside tomorrow— ws will ge" 3 . Monday as Ladies’ Day throughout our ord to $ a. , . ZZ entire store » » We want you to come e. Oe AE 7 and see the thousands of beautiful —_ a gifts that “HE” will use and really ' gheful eG ig a) cA like. And to further make it ating, ee " } worth your while we are offer- nshine a a ing a very remarkable Ps Bo SPECIAL for icing, i - , LADIES’ DAY nic and ae CY, a 7 | “ Ladies’ imported pure linen (3 t ven Ei handkerchiefs esdaintily embroi- au dered in unusual and distinctive de- signs, shown in white and colors, 7 fOmop | ready - packed, three in a box for suc as hij : gift-giving. mping, possible nl in ; ; i : A Real $2.00 Box of 3 for $T 00 LIMIT OF 2 BOXES TO A CUSTOMER f | « « « SSS or; % | eae jie i etiile $4.25 to $10.00 Bae : $1.50 to $11.00 Spa Be, + $1.00 to $7.50 goc to $3.45 sidera- [eg ete EE Buanxer Roses $6.00 to $15.00 vaceSeae /prings. -s Bon € peenedeuh ES ep $2.65 to $25.00 Cow Box Surrs 75¢ to $5.00 FPriremen’s Surrs ble in . $3.50 to $10.00 Pouicemen’s Sutrs ) $5.00 to $25.00 Indian Suite and many other kinds of Yankiboy | physi- “h* , $6.50 to $45 play suits that every boy will be glad to receive wae “, tient ES egeas neta - $3.00, $4.50 and $4.00 i on Christmas morning. ERCE Ny AOD | | GIFTS for WOMEN . tate } Barmuant Sux Scarrs.........$6.90 to $15.00 Surer Six Hose, newest shades.$1.6¢ to $5.00 Hanpsomz UmMBRELLAS . Srunnnre Coats and Surrs * * * Kwox Hats AARARAA, PVYTITLISCittttitt yt anna y suc- on ac- AARARA RAPA RARAABAS ie AAPARARAA Pnce in relating Zion, its + inning omimerce desire F- AARARA AA RRRARAAAASAARRD AAARARAP ARAL ARAPARARARARARARARAPARARA NN NUS f he last 25 ye : 1 h ’ | : ; ony practiced ‘sconomy meres |QNCE MAD EMPRESS’ HEAVY SENTENCES —_siicessutsent*mat't'Stoages.ie|FOUR PERSONS ACCUSER but preached it to others and often , | | sentenced Bahr to two voles at) BY GIRL, 12, RELEASED took him severely to task (for , ; ) | Leavenworth. Warrants Against Three Youths spending 10 cents a wéek for to-/| | .. , ; so. bacco. In her will, however, she| | | Sam Consiglio, a pugilist, wae’ and Bride of One of Them et aside for Arlitz $6000, her 1: admitted driving an automobile | Are Refused, set aside for Arlitz 00, her arg- | | stolen in Ohio to St. Louis, was sen-| | est single bequest | Ae ’ The release of three youths and . t . t year and a day. Other m Other beneficiaries of the will) Oe ee | ee Be ren A ht a Shshesion of the Dyer the bride of one of them, seoused ' i ee ie P ‘ He r° - . . :, a . . a ; we o are John J. Reardon, a real estate} Widow of the Emperor Maxi-|Three Peddlers Given Four|act were John Smythe, two years; |PY lena Schmidt, 12 years og, wf dealer and her friend and adviser. et re | : s ‘ _~|2855 Lemp ayenue, of having ie : - : ; ° , iN P er, e year and a) who 1s bequeathed $1000 and | milian Stricken in Her Years Each in Penitentiary foci tye -et aprieain God vears. | forcibly taken her In an automobile . - . ae . ‘ | .* . , 20 9 ‘ " : . OS Oe | Eighthy-sixth Year. and One Five Years. | Leonard Daniels pleaded guilty}te @ point in St. Louls County, Reardon, his wife, $1000; and John | ‘of the theft of $22.50 from a con- where she alleged one of the youths A. and Francis Reardon, sons, | -—— - += ‘tract postoffice station in a drug attempted to attack her, waa or- h ‘ , : $1500 and $1000, respectively. By the Aesoctated Preas. Four drug peddlers received se- | Store at 6361 Devonshire avenue,| dered when warrants against them 7 ed three | were refused. To Mrs, Irene Rick of 2849 Ar-|; BRUSSELS, Dec. 6.—Former where he had been employ senal street, is left $2500 and 20 | secaoeen Carlotta of Mexico is a eee 10| Saye lie was sentenced to three}! Those released were Wililam BF. : ; : "| confessed drug addicts minor jatl)| years. Busche, 19 years old, 2933 South Mrs. Rick’s mother, Mrs. Eva! ‘ Williman, 2353 Arsenal’ atreet, gravely ill. She is reported to be sentences, when arraigned before! -ATArPFrIAr ar | Kighteenth street, and his wife; $1000. Both were friends of Mrs. | Sinking rapidly. Federal Judge Davis yesterday, on | ROB POSTOFFICE OF $20,000 Richard St. John, 16, of 1953 Wy- Langdon who helped nurse her The former Empress has acute their pleas of guilty of violation of | STILLWATER, Minn., Dec. 5.--| oming street, and Arthur Wameer, Rurglars knocked off the dials of /17, of 2843 South Thirteenth street. defendants were given penitentiary three vaults in the Stillwater Post- | They admitted having been accom- terms for violation of the Dyer act | Office early today and escaped with! panied by the girl on the ride, but transportd- | approximately $20,000 in stamps|al denied the charge an attempt fand cash. was made to atack her. Ornate attics Dr. William Nye, | tion, her physicians announced this 29 ~ Gravois avenue, is bequeathed }morning after a consultation with $1000 and Harry Seddom, of 1916 | King Albert. The Queen has been|/against the interstate Lynch street, wnewe mother, Prior | at the bedside and the royal fam-jtion of a stolen automobile. | o her death two years ago, WaS | ily has been kept informed of the Clint McCrutcher, a negro, ad- | Mrs. Langdon’s closest friend, ré- patient’s condition hourly. Slight mitted possession and sale of drugs, ects: Pose Mrs. Nora McCom-| hopes are entertained for recovery. and Department of Justice agents scleie Saat avenue, also re- | Carlotta. the mad Empress” of informed the Court he had served , oak ; ‘ | Mexico, widow of the Emperor|two previous erms on tne siden ea A egpeaeg eres Maximillan, is in her eighty-sixth | charge. Hie was sentenced to four) Searchlight Coupon comprised another flat on Call. year. She has been in uncertain|years. William Goodin, OS ee (Post-Dispatch , : mental state since her dramatic in-| sentenced to four years; Willlam ’ f ’ hs at 4 ‘4 ‘ . | o a . a eek ee Gt FI0,0085) terview with Napoleon III, when| Brown, negro, five years, and Frank | § ly Present this coupon$ 1 .69 — y « _ $14,700 in deeds of trust and $1887 | the French sovereign refused to|Drew, four years, all for peddling | ( : | iT) Ostal SAV) cs acec “es. } = " m | e ) an -_ = «= ‘ h ee SCCOURTS. Mu ‘ald her husband. Maximilian’s ill-|drugs. Irene Kellogg Was een-| & sign C eral services were held at the res!- | : starred Mexican adventure came to|tenced to four months in jail, Helen | » lence VW iday at the office of the Post-Dispatch and secure one ) ednesday. lan end at Queretaro, where he| Weber, four months, and Loretta | the sadverticl allot ‘ of Fey ~~ as RAMMED SHIP IS : BEACHED piesgeey a the revolutionists a six months, all as drug LIGHTS. NORFOLK, Va.. Dee. §& oe Carlotta for many years had "rank Bahr, 22 years old, plead- | ONLY ONE TO A PERSON | lived in a chateau near Brussels. | ea gullty of driving a stolen auto- Name COOP OS ECE EEE EEE EEE HEHEHE EE OES ORES OS® She was the daughter of Leopold| mobile from St. Louis on a trip! I, King of Belgians. through IlInois: fith his flancee | Address OPP PPPOE CeCe ee ee eee eee ee ee ee eee Carlotta is the aunt of Albert, | and her mother. Bahr's stepfather | | the office, mall coupon with P. @ King of the Belgians. Her broth- ‘told the court that the couple were | | hy parcel post if allotment & ‘he cone : ie ers were King Leopold II, whom) married on the trip, and asked for | , which ; vensiatinan Nace al p> ae Albert succeeded, and Prince leniency on the ground the young R. Max Eaton, Pres. Niagara Searchlight Co. alls. The vessel te rec ' : vs Philippe, father of King Albert. She| man’s wife was about to become a Niagere Falls. N Y. resting on bot-| was born at the Chateau of Lack- |mother and the young man _ had om near Point No Point, and it'| > | ne : 3 i. heliey : es en, June 7, 1840, and was married | employment waiting for him. Judge ly A ol mn ct e co Cy) =e C) ry O-c — ved it can be salvaged. on Maximilian at Brussels in 1857.! Davis remarked that the theft of C oc Gc ceSGc ~—-——- - 3 ce ro —= d med by the British steamer Mo- Lassa during a heavy 10g in Chesa- neake Bay early today, the Italian reamer Campania was s0 bad)y —- The Year’s Greatést Washing Machine Bargain! A Sensational reer ashers QJevusi &- _— ——— . _— Regular $155 Model—Only ’ - “ne - t o~= . san -—— s Pas a en " \ . Fg &. — IZ . Mpg tonto, % . ss 3 “, “a, “4, 4, \ . NS Z “¢ +, % \ . YA GTI te 41 Ts \ bf fps /~ Meten*s +, & he ‘ . 4. 7 ". * 7 ¢ ~~ . 00 tt Nag, 4 ~ SSS "4," Orta nia, oy . ) ~ . ; “te 4, *a.* Te a I/ - ‘ _ a A’ ~ Ta - ‘ —s a - SS “ ‘ ay fe”, wir. OSS ~ , y " fog ts Sa , ~ ~ ‘4 ig! ns” MUP es %, » - 4%, ‘ . VEh, be fate 1,4 SLs ate Lelie, ates 2 (t+ . As & Z 4% 4, 4) fa 1% ,” — ‘ iF . J - - 7 a, ; ' eaae " “4 ' . 34" p, ; 444, ‘ - P44 “ar ae —"s “ A ‘ " See = ¥, \ ‘ . "" Aa 7 v oN 5 “, \' \\\ SF, ~ WY SN Gta ’ 4 - + 4 = f 4 4" “, - ry ' te" 4 ‘ “e V4, 4 7 - Wirday ‘e Ze Zz, ‘efty hy JAG I J VPI -_~ tbh st 4 FG "4 “ a 2 a ?, a4 \ > Gi . ) = OK Ww Save $25.50 Now Take Advantage of This Big Saving and These Low Terms: a fe Tat LJ eemeneeet PSPS The price and terms are so low that you can’t afford to be without it. Payments of $7.90 a month inclade interest. Such a Sensational Price Cut May Never Be Offered Again The factory has not reduced the price! $155 will be the price the minute this sale ends! Only the present quantity we have on hand can be sold at $129.50. Because of the enthusiastic welcome this sale received, we fear the quantity we purchased will not meet the demand. Order your Eden Monday to be sure of it! — HIS bargain price and these bargain terms have brought HE latest, greatest, most improved Eden Washer, exactly as hundreds on the run to join the vast host (33,000) of St. illustrated, made to endure for many years, with many im- Louis women who know what a wonderful help it is to have provements and the wonderful new aluminum wringer that that faithful Eden Washer ready in the laundry to make light, weighs but a few pounds—easy to operate, self-ciling. This new quick work of washday! Such an offer as this—a sensational guaranteed Eden, really worth $155, because the factory has nat reduction in price on the wonderful Eden Washer is totally with- reduced the price—is offered to you right now—while a limited out precedent. Never before, in the 15 years that the Eden has number last—for only $129.50! Full factory guarantee and free been sold has such a saving been available at this time of the year. service for one year—full $155 value in every detail! Delivery Now or for Chistmas—Order Monday in Person or by Phone UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER CO. | 12th and Locust Pay on Your Light Bills MA in 3220 Also at Union Electric Light and Power Co. ... Webster Groves... Wellston ... Luxemburg .. . St. Charles . . . or any other branch P Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Domestic Electric Co. Electric Shop, Basement GArfield 7500 908 Pine St. GArfield 2600 : East St. Louis Light and Power Co. Louis Wolken Electric Co. 7 Collinsville Av. BRidge 2900 Spring and Humphrey GRand 1528 a: . mE RS 5 oa yy , ! rad - - wit, « oe a ere ar oe oer ee 7 - . eer

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crn“DAY, Tee | "MBER 6 SON SW RT aaiaed Lost AND FOUND = SENN -DISPATCH ee ’ oom, slay oe me * nr ner * Shit * ‘Ff SS KAXW WR NW we etna WOON “EM PLOYMEN’ a. RO OMS. LOST © FOUND, SERVICE e INSTRUCTION \S UGE ASS OW Q AANA NAAN NRURANRNANNENTEANANTENTS DOMINO dodarxqw 7» dsiTP_§\{§{§\§\{\{[_Pg_OQoGosGBG OOH HN go «ST. LOUIS. SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 6. 1925. The More You Say the Better Twill Pay. a OsT DISPATCH i. . ° i a yall if _ , : , ; , , we - 2 nie ign lite tes Gite” Ie and Jasen -——— —— ) cote Sine EM} i LOT—6 e: ch Bolia ‘ Births Recorded | : 3 Mercurio. and our ¢ mother-in The Post-Dispatch reserves thi ht to iny query. : Duesday, 1} 2 ) reasonable: Sunset’ Burial 1 Agals, per lines CT es ’ i " z -—? : ‘ ; ~~ een al and tele ph ne calls. , i] cannot he : or ' 7 ms a f una ubdi- 16 Ri OE were ae 6 ie Vanes» > & ntion, exrcepl letters B , " | , | urial Permits §) ..°°22°%.2 63202, FERS sre Boromey Chureh. | i haenagte Plana! 0 ical quest nde vm St \ prise. Box 219. Post-Dispatct - ' ey : : : iy wren @ panicc by WoLTERING—F , - ' . : “sq i : ° - beaut i "Lakewood DEESSELI ' : ; bud ‘3 oT 3 _ a es er a eos So ‘— MARRIAGE LICENSES. . 2m : 11 30 ; on ' ‘ s, & ide 0 ee Tos ' : S—Lanewood Park Cemeters Medica! art nd : P rida, , ‘ ¢- J : > “ge ———s ¢ ' ' ‘ a ~ ee —s * ; p if seid at once Box r ings. sked lime. and if 1 carefully rss: Bggpine : mee 2 Wirth and) R-197_ Post-Dispate "i | and Special No i Notices iSrLAY PO I i tte te a a ee —— - =f -3 Sw ha * ‘et, 5 % oh tar en, Co ed y disabd! ed goidiers, 35090 olfax 4461. (c& — ot Range — PERSONAL D\ ER- eee ee eee ae eee Pee | eres 10% SF bs w oF oe POR PE AE a ay Nope * __ PERSONAL *] 4 BUSINESS CARDS ¥ . = way SKLAY’ o — TUCKPOINT’G , ° on " ; . : bda Mace Mantehb! ay va ‘ tC @ 1 wit! ‘ ' iar ' .@ , . ae : wisn * SeF R : ’ ‘ ting Lot : rd jelegranh: with family in “_- * 13" ,s is bertard Andre; a ease ara scheffer see = ~* - e ~ _ ef @- Y vw ICNP uit —- LEGAL INE ORMA fri. a ION (By a@ Member cf the St. Louis Bar Association) there —! 2 _ . iain — Ee vot Tete. to iin ais. (ne neler, (REI SW OOD ee » enor het a om te “orn reward es 1498 T.ac| eda, 4 a S-» Wim. @ *-. > ~ ae __CEMETERI madd ae: ae St | ; ST ae SHG Ct ne yee _ * ed = es ich + : : dl ; the Sauk tee eee : a) tg : from us . : FRA TERMAL NOTICES a a ir orde> : . . ,; e > > > _ *-~ : ‘ , : r..ed hie A. S.. ‘Koteck " ar N. St? 2 ‘ Mre. Pauline lohan : : ED. — Upen BURIAL PERMITS. with a monument Hart »’ *. nd Fras ban , 2u woU! °3 Madison f in-. ; a : aunt : nera ' - a change months. 2649 Wash- rn oa . 4 s. 64, 1201 South Stzth. sii; East Grand bou a. to Hol : ae gene t tk 3d. m. Members of | Ney ee | Rosary Church. Interment ‘im Cal MEDICAL. QUEST 7 IONS al ¢ hele ad : i a : id friem 174. 3400 Sonth Grand. “The C emetery U nusual’ HATTON—On Pris os : wee we Sadiy missed alec —_ JAMES _W_SKELLY. Secretary : “ non PE ae ET Tt 4 . CHARTER [-°9 pn mR — 7 . 2 : | COMING EVENTS wins ‘ald x23) : nett Hat . . dm ; ; ’ R R.—Asthma ~ ~ * oe ne : 7 a a s, as 1re- . . mory learly _Automobile Trips and Tours ei ¥ ee oa 4 4 s : : : q ; R f $10 O'Falies an aa jear inlaw . latton | | Sious, nor ts it ia Hattor °c IS 2 ; ae rot ' INQUISITIV £. : W) sit , — —— _ = ain econsiderab! nnera) , ‘ ° DOU Same as 3 ve } | The Park ot tell away BUS DAILY, CHICAGO. or t . Ov s6sart -_ . is ws 301 Birtles, 223 Deaths Recorded. “T sama wed — os 7, : 2 San: tie 7 , | | | are = . RAS Rietme aaa ‘ oe AUIS.-—-Any cx sent: RE. .— : , at ~ OR geC5 _ SPECIAL NOTICES = ~ a _—- ~~ ——— ee > : a - > _ La ° ~ . > . . . 4 . . . . : . . - ™ = - > . ~ . > ™ . : . “ Ss a ea! —o - aka du -larra ' 7 cen Ser T« ’ ‘> ~ -* —— : re @! 4 24 disease. 17 a Leek Oe if j if BB | Y RPOoOPiexyv ~ oS SS. F'm,i HNUR ~~ a... fh SPIRITUALISM CH—Twvesdars KE app = PEPPER LEA PEO PLL ITI ghee het! HOLTMAN ~ = eal teem Moffmcicter pericre 751 ' IE emery | | > 7 . 109% at 9 RB: —— , : , ased 2 , ee ‘wacte late r. : CTRIC WIRING, ETC. . , . : , io: \ ; ot nw se Wirtng cau A H o _ «gts os he 7 KRAPRCHER - 3934 RUSSE GRAND 189° DEATHS Ai mPPRL Oo i -, , KOR E— il Ale abe . gos. 4 s ; - ee ~ - AF NDALL > . AFPSNDALI ee ee ¢ - Se a > ie Dajte. —e. 2 W ALSH— a > RESORTS Alt KAAM WATCHIN« ERO ' For Rent . " " . - P giver 5 ot net ~maf “« as a Tern! - o~' 7, . . J = “ , "en , 4 . ‘ a " ' : - “erm TAs °TS as alias " and Mmome Ladire : tere Kr. - . in eee te - : ;, , a Frida . west on. Pricay. | | awe “ : = « . | der er tenve it with your seare«rt “earn seit ae : : ' ’ drucszi-t ia * —_ tT aad | a : PLR. , , i > tn tinen > ~~ = te | m met REO CRR teees — we ret heeti. ae . _ « . = ' ' : : ° atert: Read teday's Want ad . " — ; a - La , ew ' reve , >. ™.. to a Why mot list theee books« v 4 ; , : is » " " " } _ ae le a en a Aone ae | Ma _ Lee —— = wn ee and sce what fs as the mar- | ™: ~ ' ' er weed and «rll them thr y e é . ‘ P “an . , an e?¢. ' z ; . . = ae tT eo cra. 7, Peet-Dispatch W ants? ' _ rs % - me ” : eS + ae Sahay ve tae 2 Nps a Pa - . -* i

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ess Nansen ness — TWw°ngQy SSS N ~S Ss AN ENS “ry ppacted tte WW QV VQ WMO LOE Pay. Moving. Se ees a ¢ Ifice re loca 1 Far! lol lon Bod io le orgiven. (5) mediate. °) come y 15°23 O. Lor , Pleaee mily in fc®) come | 4 BILLFO! ie week usba 1 qi of roule owned @heter ispat. h t Ann ar from fr lends | tary 50. Miami, | | De 5 ENN that on cembher. | for any Laura Mitt mbright. . lauis, notice or any ’ bte con fe, Lilli: Libs, Av «or that the tween trading ing and . Louis A Nov | DOG—~Lost > ee . XG NS SON es Toilet Articles Trade Schools Ispewriters I ndertakers Wall Paper ** ++ eeee, ere eeesee *** Occ emsen. | 7 °° G8 © 0 :e00 oR "sew eeeees, G§ ‘ —_- oe SE eee on ~ __ POST-DISPATCH WANT AD RATE Solid Agate, per line: ’ All Classifications. Se6 et Pzcept the following: Situations Wanted 200 Roome ior Rent. Rooms - a” Gaia 300 Personals = ie . 3.400 Medical and. Toilet. Art Etockholder's Meetings icles ~ Legal and Specia! Notices 4e ‘nureh Noticee 38 DISPLAY -++e2409 : DISCOUNTS ~~" SOLID AGATE—3 times. ay 1 ronsecutive times, @e: 30 eecultive timeae Be. DISPLAY —~-3 times, Fecutive times PIVE ordin Ic line: rt ara! ‘OLUB peewee li) take wo rere ub. 40 mites inger, 1200 G me, ear - atian, LOST and FOUND es _ Lost lee aded. aries aloves: BAG—Loat. black ning, between S¢. Poutaining money and — Aolfax, de! LP "KR PmAR PIN- (ws! ie ic? — - Se . BEAGLE > HOU a female. right eve: rewerd. Emith, Lj-—] Anet ; (er ee —_———-— Containing money a J. Dolan. |} BIRD JG Lowe voung @hort hair and lernon; female: Monday bight; | Ree. reward, (rand Oaw, 4°32 Pr ' Re saa ha ; ¢ ry ; ly : ‘ iy " > ' i. } ; : atu . A bra. elat ‘Dee Kieturn to 8548 Chure i =o ghigrons: libera! Teward Fridays eve. and Pine: yr reward. ' fore i. 547 ‘ Jaxton, and 5087 while ie. 7 ard for in. or ema breast Z =—=_—_— ‘ 3 ; La uUrTTOUnN de¢ ' i108 Taclede Tavet Lie ms" 41 address: ‘a xn DO Address Le Lage, ° te re (et% bla h Blots Anve e + ia Mrs. F Mo. } ar™m « for inf ‘ge biack 1] grown, um Mr. ana Phone and wi) ite lope ; 1 1029. ith @ 142 ‘ ~ : —_ "“AAIB ; und. with fe white and black. leg: reward crippled hind DOG—Lost: Sat Pe) aL @ind ¢ ret. Phone rdavy, brindle bull; layston car line: lavton OOSSRK.1: reward | fox part wn ears: reward $408.) rabbit netgr yt .) dog brove ’ fmrnale 6onn o_o id 5405W [ot » nial eil t#4 Ler Lavet: On colla: turn ‘oO —>— rmomier, Market. \‘ h te Spitz. chi id . D oi 1702 reward iwmat ‘Vetter. pointer whi fe: reward 1318 40868 Ww Loet: large brindie bull: “white fore: And breast: answers to name of reward, Return to S415A St. Inale liver ‘ Mississipp! or DOW paw Jack: CTL. GLASSES—Lost: cae Thursday “tn gmail reward she!) rimmed, Ll! mer D: 3239; nn ritgiee shell fax TORR) bear Ww reliston ‘ ADM st} @ Etae, tae Vv ridaY: ic? VWednes Saturday, s251 red eather case ; _1o fax 4350W ~Loest, on Mark« a! © ard 4010 Cecil, Laat vost beluee Ke 4ooy Arlington } rewar-i. “hs | ART torto | ee-«h Pathe, ‘ ,. Friday afte l’ loa se Pol hal ing TY) jas iu the tin Sara rwedls Mid N sau - TT Ms key r Siw. s classes tied * on Grand 41555 MM. fc. (irand Leader tollet grew betty ‘,?f wiset iv author ‘yu dies 1 hae it, main floor; reward.(ci | at a ~ S817 lage No ta rmation tom- s'raved or Ba } iV lere,. Nester (e7) five. f re 4 last child's ‘cr ae | bull, black and : “Rob. 4339 Olive? Re-- Riverside 4 (el phone Cabaty, ic su NDAYT, eit ec TY ma 250 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNC ee A a ee ee ee os -_—- AND FOUND icst GAS PIPE CLEANERS ASB “IS put on gas gra pilapees connected. Dowd, gas ap EAR HA NGING— —~ P27 OW. | oplinetta 1, ce) holt |}WALL_ PAPER CLEAN'G. _ETC. al. Ded ; Victor soo! =. N — HAN Alex 1% i. ) R HANGING—Pa inting, KiOW No w,’ 4 d. Delmar 619.23. rT ANGING. Diast Ting : do % br a HF 4 ball pies. bk orest who picke fs sas ne St Diastering, teasOnabie. fc Ss) Ww ork PIPES cieane a: GAS $1 work gLOVeS connec ted, guaranteed. §& moe e , | at ’ Thomas. Linde J 7 } H, PuaATan eed, ¥ ever > =o 2 _ eo’ : r ae PSOE 2 sae | PAN yoelf 4e--~— CURTAIN CLEANING | - — PAPEKHANGING Work mvsel wp > . : : - : 3 Y . , : voas : - ~y ace ht uptain work. — Phone Hum OSUOA North Market. Lm loos : poOif : .e-imna&r ind? \ { ‘4 é , (ec? } PAPE R $6 | POPP. ' au! , Cabany ‘ . S st. Grant te ‘ ity. 1} . ted) every coe cAO) Al B deh oon ; FO nt s. ‘ _ - oie keep mo T rurTn ; | ; a *t>» " . nv 9 vor] I mort | orest {Re OVW 5OS6 OIGTS (cl) Deimar | WALLPAPER ‘ ‘ sti i. j sha 4 house and window oc) wrist case, . at 17 “ 8300 and Ho ing. FA Wav. Xpher repairli PH0O0 Burd, ONST Rt (yT IPROFESSIONAL ’ large, Wiiite. d reason: , plan pecifica ‘ey ri,’ ei? r that. ATTORNEYS AT LAW JOHN B SMITH, upd. lawyer, epeclai RIC SOUNDING yh A ay ! ca yg PS at ae die plo : Main 1137 ash District, Marked few, v0 Sen ne , we HARI ar ’ ‘ SSO VN a0) Vanools FY and scraping. fc3) ' co ROWNS—F« nd dentist's | me) Sundey. 1434 Noth : > “Found: : gmail H we dele } ‘ 1027 P Paul, am | b Pound: ; containi , a. . ee LinAl- nr - “ . ct nn? ne | ( al A ¢ - AaAsSOn i* le | PoG—Found male D. | Forest 8829W. 5086 Ride (7 oo Ceyen " you Lane. stiery BEAUTY PARLORS AND HAIR oeeewe. Ai! irM@auty Bso4J , ’ | MIRRORS RESILVERED; miters and INESS CARDS gn ly BUS , ‘tia’ mili ‘s. All work done in our wi eho ‘al and deliver. Reason ~ Giass & Mirror Co., Garfield 3944. (c37) al»! » 118-20 "Market PAP sRHAN' ING—~—Patintl i se ¢ varas Colfax L5SbRJ RING. tucK reasonabie yr | or dere “vr and nights sing rmont ry. KLAY'G & TUCKPOINT’G — Job, LUOU or cont J meet oy pointing ana granitoid oO! B 1] ‘ces; all irst-class itiy attended to lel| 2419W: week 24313 Caston icy) ract. PERMANENT Wr i gas Show | "41 4) ~— poe AR D 016, , eee cert ci 9 el CUMI’ Lk Trop! ' T CLEAN'G—UPH’ LS’G he SING ‘? — * ,e at }+4) PENTERS & SUIL.SSys BaTiO N za i ,eatnet ipping ;> trolt HBR (opu ; RATIC rN: ~ pT eu Bat nr STORSGE | AND sn tt 7 at 4 VV } Bet NTER. dui! irs. Harviel. DENTERING nod Loo ema)| and Linde! ARPENTER-bv iL; work, altera: . Grand jehn PENTER— MTalLiviis Leaving St. Louis? SEE TARY RES YA. | LAI NG si iid Pe Are You cence te KFS AAK! ts ’ ’ \S wri Architect. 1: open Sunday _ 3 ‘from 1h oa a “NEW YORK 5M inet 8) 6 STORAGECO. Pact ld goods in con solidated corres poncdce!l ite every 4; wR > > 9 & | where; Central 5696. | cab (c99) VE “MO dein $155 Vagn or terms REBSM AKING ‘ ’ aired, ork. ;ARNRAGE - JASY ships househ: Cars, , Lo & Ua ranteecd. an pool service BUILT « yN TWOCAT ik bt Inga. " i & 4 large TAMA el): a ye pS? . nt i PLUMBERS ' a —_——-—- ’ LUMBING-=Overta si rs and s ~ ‘ ic ced: daily. tax reporis, (2?) CX Periet '- audits, 20° LAW. MAN—Sit. trades, _Dipefitter, MAN —Sit. enced, cook or MAN Sit.: to while learning. «Call day. MAN-—Sit.: white: night and morning Washington. tox MA N——Sit eney. wants faker po’ | MAN—Sil.; past wishes light Of Siwedehorg MA N—Sit. ; speaks eos. handy ‘fireman, e. lectric lan by man colored: maid. ail montiui V Ie we desires systems in- comp tent: at night; , 5asew a8. “ + ahit, yrand ly; wants work : Grand 1301M _ colored: work 713M Keep lored, ante work after 12 e4W. drive any of BliVv — ee 4: Janitor, (scrim furnac lv; Wants employment: _ Starke. 414° high school boy, 17 *r achool. Grand 4186 Ss nool bho house 307 grocery Ww ashington. 50; wants LEn@lish and Post Lispate n. Garfield, perienced fire brick 3g: 24% V experienced Wvolrkts Box : ex Linde}ll oii on boll- . : : ' . younR te R-J8a, ecting commercial Rox P-138 honest work of ~Wants a construction com large; can furnish good | occupation. ' arkview T8110. - _| MAN—Ssit.; age 35; ai 1AN AND PRESSER—Sit.; ex-| ance; references and men'« lothing ° colored; ref- Post Dispateh. Ffomont ] INGM” M AN Sie ele ‘ys or chauffeur ; good porter {1 097 M. (G2) ly i Hox kinds | M ar Job Nitect or TOW s ac colored, ce Je ar Post I ung, work Lif, 1 MB H ANI perience * light ! itenance, , M Ft STANICAL BN etperience; wants Ctalize a deve! ents Hox }’.4 l’oat C*OCHK ~ "S108. OkFFICh MAN Sit Perera permanent Urive | reference. Lox #-457 OFFICE MAN—Youone enced: clerical, ac work; temporary o1 deaired Phone rIRST CLASS ver *t) and gene ral enee furnished Services available at HIGH-GRADE ¢ Well. versed in offi Ountantcy, ete, broad experience married, age GU: «a mar O337J, Box 3-199. iv, , , , ‘ PACK ER—sS red, CRPerienecwed colle groceries; Lee lima S38. Post. Tiiepatch ae naintens Bs “acon vardaman Peay allround | Sit thor “ti & and cn! her OTN) refer- ibe t best ‘arson. OF ir x lweimar experichces ‘remont LOU, Olored, drive iindell any 4OTR refer! Hox ve BA first city ling take care of furnace. (i468, yardman: Lind i] Years’ 1. Del re ms Wer} = — eel AINTICR if aqav. « iV, bul arkview “Y401J ar ¢ AINTER —Sit.. | ' general 1 ex perien ‘ed Sf) good ten rarely rial, we : ex . nm AOV at woement MBE. bik Lt’ ne and tear 5s HE! art Hiox: F-40¥ te WooRIW ‘ 196, Post I) s MBEK'S Aesth. experier KE Ww PRESSMAN job and Kelly efficient, @ bility age Post-Dispatch U'MIsI" ref ge i de I ery. i*Lal 3180M ; VUuUsenlMl LLU REG! ned Waller hi yuow! 7 \ ex ti,trys VN JO; rie! ago re 1YVO1M ; ed — erien LEMSWAN "an you Law fressive specialty? ecoryiry) |) Melee ‘al lUaAK* iored od hotel referewus: bsomiont t Dispatch MANA ; extie t with concern Tl’ 4ag ros SALERMAN ; 1‘. ready t-Dispat sil. TION WITH Ry} LITOR Aus) § PORTER ~) | a r maid; colores LESMA prod PT man, 4 years of work. Box yun, ‘Us iL?s Rk DISP ATC ianica! and off! ce Rox nec} } al die tion eng, dutles | — P-129. | BA B 4 persotia her ready adat tuble; D sires ed to itend ‘constru: _Pegist ’ ec. es . 3, conne ion ri) house Hox . } sk = as Mik Sit exper! ve . “Be x }? 264, girur tural! STENOGRAPHER-CL UV} ll ,or offi experience Box P PERVISOR—Sit ar’s j - ai UILa night wore Fores \perienced estimator references stationary; references. enced: Linu expe! Brown. repairing; | wourd if neating TIVE care ‘ a R EXECI TRAFFI Lt (es P2005. J Vv ATCTiMA® “wily ro ler Poet-Dispat kind ATC'HMAN ork of eny eo} 1 peers ; : janitor por ‘ lef ; mt Ti remay G | oe fate omrmniun “ieee serve f bueinces esa periencec. ‘ clere 4 rer machine entre eugineer, chauffeur _Linde}] learn br wil] Vicinit 47 Stay on iace,. mide employ \lo — " work Post ay ago ‘Is Post : around ming of fru t trees, ££ rave rTri« Ww MAN——Ssit yournrx Orne vallable Jan. Post-Dispatch. exper oOUube Failon., perier presses, conse le ntious worke! years fesirous al aus vlored Post SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS round, “jac « pyombing, Lindel] “and wife. _— exper!- 54M cK laying \\ ai AS!) BA) UL086 Bun take con }’ , Po at Dispate an, single hy ‘e. yard rT i¢ at (200d lle age ent A of German. exper en. I s Leis. reliabi« any ith An de ] & ngle x boticd de oa “nl Hox appear }’- 164 uve, ig estore: SS week Nepateh good educa vy kind «xcept ID) spateh sr al executive .~ ins} Hox y ture. house furmace roud, tenal lianley rapes done Crern, trees 7OUSwWw in wil! ( lil make re experienc Watson old. active mechani business ¢ ispatch, Bw. are atic had a Poet. ve 7 \« Hot }’ married forme uteaide Kon R Try ~10, P.-D «2 + esl ‘ ara. ning» HiLpe neat ince wor years of ex work: Dis. ough: neavy Port broad epe ' pat 1 spat h lu connection Poat-Dispateh exper! réetaria years ex bes thoroughtyv dapl re u YT) RICE MAN ref city. PT) of rave }" $9 IEICE experience, reitable 1 of! enced niall ferences, hiox I} ont ras t reasonable olfas TA8GINM painting, old ‘pairing Wabas! grainer HUe hour; reliable perier mnarried S4\ dues ‘orest 3. Ver repal 611M ira” ex are fe of a. ] "924W. housemal . lary furnace. Taylor and experienced: — rd Ko | Texas f loyment, carpenter A. W. ais _- t com inting MAN ‘se Inanagemetnt tt Boone: erders. or } “Varnisher, ‘se chance | oe ) r county. pai TICE —Sit, a2 fen ead yt sone 28 Helt ced desires situation Box rie high-sazrad: 4 Stronmm i.atro4d {> *) ae . ise }? a of are of eonnect can furni#h excel- 19S P lp dominate the sale cousider produ: |’ go hnroa! exper wants connectt« expansion PRESENTATIV] FERENC i experienced ; 11-6M rriciryt NAGER er broad Protestatt;: de with establelhe ‘ost-Lispatcn enced L) s> 36, =) 4033 ehouse at Wat re rient ivaetee hange. ae | Manufacturer es secutive. : . v lee wit ies oni stands rigid ° 7 ; on cylinder, execurive P-207, Severs, in- Box box education, ; : ' | i} ' | BOOKKE b ee eee ae ee eee | — ome SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS, SITUATIONS— WOMEN. GIRLS hie ensed. ex desires per Grand BLBAUTY SPECIALIST—sit perienced in al) branches, Manent position; references. HOVAM., BOOK RE EPE — Sit. “sy. “Qualified take charge of office Grand a2 be a KEEPER—Experienced, pert Sad on Hox P-106, Pos -Diapateh (. riK— mit Rew referen. ea Hox at wo ro llabie: Pleo) r owt-Die. BOs KEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER— | BOOKKEEPER— i Dk} Mm cunnection | COOK GIRL GIR. GIRL | dwlich, GIRL | GIRL—Fit GIRL-—Sit exaperienced, (all Agues, \ woter { 4: oOUW Sit. ; gouble ” entry: eight vears experience; uick at figures; references; salary $n" Box P- OK KEEPIN ACOYUNTAN tent 1 patie plete rit avant ae t ur OOK laundry work colored: good no ') Jefferson 15.55M experienced and 7ROW Ivral Derience d AL wold . or COOK color ,ere eu, Romont rx or Slay colored, private faime- indell ol1l47M housework; e@xX- ont mite es" -“if “wonian t\ re@tere! a | j ral Bon wornan, launar) ‘ mit... oT ced cou " flideriy and housework. no Jefferson gen oread plato bud Sit cook Ss work Lin aod wil! and reoio. Sit respectable her husband « Deal dell 4701R Room 3 CA HOW rat 1504. Caot'P] “ vi “7 "Sale ‘ miar ls i B28 LK .. ~Sit uim or Caney, me KET Parkview 2O74J_ Lr }t hos JIAK ER—+t : rk reaant ' ( eocot ‘ first-class restau- references. Jefferson ~ ’ or cok red, cafeteria tenced rheees “it exte ok refer Uvne ‘out : tatlor ne, 43°25 M LA ING “ iif bs ‘venings WORK mm F-320, Sif references; good pat Dispatch 4 lored “wants genera) Jette rsecery p+! Pad } / lere 1, Lindel neat, Vants work pHeaAW Watlits lefferson or wor k after 1aiea mialad, eolored, hours — Sit achool GIRL, Sit.; erences. Giht ences TAndell GIRL Sit at): oper ater ; colored, COOK ref- Grand W17oJ. laundry TOW Burrough ij -S ' maid of TH refe, (s, comptometer Yo. P a St f neral housework. neat colored wenhis ce leffe *T sry? rT ork. ey house "8440 Neb raska Sit (,e rances ‘tins! GIhRI.-- Sit.; colored, to assist farnily TDeimar O7F 76M. GIKRI- Sit or week “Sit cays. me GIRL. Sit.; afternoons: t(giivis “Hii in p ilored. a 217 ° colored, neat rmnoings Delmar mulatto; keep children few no Sundays. Colfax 66445W. during . Be fliordol hours, Ne ar 34th and Mchee Call (Grand W257 M. GIRL.--Sit.; colored, plain sewing in amall family; no laundry Lindel! 38: 14J. AD light ‘housework. - neat « ante ~ general | Jefferson reliable: 5vesOT GIk l-—Sit - gol rext; for Call Grand 291%. GIRL sit eotored to aseist f amily Delmas O760M., GIRLS sit : & neat kind references TT private work ‘4218 Cc oiate a: lobe lmar week fur LHhATW, Sit colored bachelor apartments (-IRE, Sit eolured, assist and cooking ee "s Pit colores Peril reference ~ inede ll hotieae ‘rences cleaning’ by lDelmar }th 8 r) AiG, tant ‘cleaning, Jau n Lindell 82h W housew ork, nurse sit dry hv GIRL Sit Lindell 1}: GIRL work GUIlRi-- Sit,; CoOorineg GIKRI. Sit “een GIRL, maid GIRL “mall ‘ olored day . ref. colored, 4 ‘coloree maid eolored neat work Vanits job: Netmaw ‘0871. nouse work Homnont Sit or or pri un | oO »W lored: housework. by day or $357W. : mua! OmW ey? i wal cieanina ‘ i‘ lie lie té Rp ei would sears Ss )T white bundles ia »? e vlian Sit; firet claee bundles to bring home 1i4w NDRESS—Sit. colored. sreday rriday, M OT ) teompteon mete : r LAUNDRESS . Sit experienced, colored Monday and Tuesday: good tron Jef fereon VA4OT LAUNDRESS Sit; emall waehings tem!) LAUNDRESS oT ea ‘a esda vil’, Wed Arnold, {as colored, bring ho week'y. "tle ‘leu Sit: white: bundles te bring home; ladies tingerte, gents work table linens @ specially ijar eld *tLoow., LAUNDRESS—si! first-class, Tuesday VW exinesday ; references Jefferson PooaeW LA' NDRESS—BSit white: bring clothes home: best of references NURESS Ironer. cit¢ “IITA Wash LAUNDRESS Wednesday Lindell SSU4R ‘% LAtNDKRESS Sit for Mondayve HO Gertrude LAUNDTFALSS Mit.:; bundies tuo bring Clase references. ‘ tHe sd MAIL or wealtrese MAID re fereygices ‘ MAIID-— it mont ORS MATL ant. ences all MAIIL? Sit apartment ' - —_ Sit eolore4a: 3 night work firet-laas; te reasonabl: ve Forest 405, experienced liarrison ~Mit mol ped references, irene Sit.; cleaning, white ‘ lueedey,. Thursday, I rida) ceil lored:— " expertencs | and ‘Tiiescdays. Linde! go home ia! ror aay. fire out by can «ive belie, housework, | 1v7 re at. Ww Jefferson colored, lA ndett sit Sit th first«laes "nal house ee ‘ meer eq ‘all colored He Ww o- e eperies iced, refer 14° ONSseWOrk, leffereaon colored. Delmar in “ama! wolLanM years’ expertence preferred ores: ‘ ente reve? hotlea! hotel: H447W RSE—sSlit.; «pectalty confinement Forest A47ar. well tratned: practical: con finements or other sickness: physictan's _refe renee Tvier O4R@ OF ric “bh ANSISTAN i experienced in refere nee Box PRAC TIC Aly NI RSE reliable references PRACTICAL NURSE Sit @iderty lady companion or Duras for tnvuallid cab any Se}. Ww Sunday afternoon or Monda: rEEDER Sit.; oO in registered work rhanetut bern good RATS Driepatech Sit Al. & vith double-entry te of meeting prbetie tuk office, training tnexpert How F418 Poet tie practical “1387 Kurd NURSE sit.: Sit “lady. age NH rene ral office work, bes r Vt Imat-Die Desires tolfax , pomtion man years expert weoull ihe per peferences Ito eryee Tiere! T’omt SECRETARY ence, familiar keeping, capable ing charge of erneed help, ete STE NOGRAVHER—Stit good « ducation hone ieR---Sit exiperionae years experi- law experience tirand oO SOA, general of Pasa.) expert des ree ana fica work boreat STENOG RADE R ence ales Grand 1]! 5° 7K Sit & years’ correspondence mir or fi months" expertenes eet O84 ask for Bb STENCARAPIUER. sires hogtap hie at home.” Hox Pl STMNOURAPIIER ant: efficte ae P-179 Post STENCUAGIRAPIIEL . petent, conactentiou« porary) borest 4U55W STENOGRAPHER— Sit.. temporary: expe rienced: willing to do any kind of of. fice work | a with shorthand and ‘7% writing etor 0600, e?) PREACHER i ‘ go to Florida Hox }’ Sialie Pom Dispatch TYPI#T.-sSit.; beginner: speed Can handle jight d4ictatiow, ting gp petins nd filing: tor | ; TYPIisT handle Deri ay ; 47 ESR WOM AN ba bv mts prepmt Phim ettie : 7 and time? (aoe o Dhispatedh euipe rie perrlia tier as tute 0 wore, Stencil cue suiary $40. (‘LEHK- . Sit ail detullea l', years rate quan Berd Victor very sinall ‘ exper bere ; acy iri eri —s housework, with 3104 Ovegon., keep throwal Pit. ‘rel " monihe’ "ela WOMAN—Wuaainte ehtid en he las OS26 ' ator WoMa?. . elderiv. oom K) ne en oe id WoM A N home Ie "> ~-_ * - —— — a, colofe piwin (ent, wA ate AB?) Sit.; ata’ Sit (‘nil wants cturtiine to Riverside VOOtUT, elderly, wante light houge- in a@mall familly. T7844 indiana, Bit.; colored. for welt Linde ome at work eeneral housework wit (cee R VOMAN si “y ite warnte ing by Delmar 2P4AR Vafnts Alen Mar’ ean house fh refereucee@ he ime ele An day work day or week pont ilu Lindet! ‘ ie bot Mt work bh gency work WOMAN Bit.: colored day Phy BRomont WOMAN—Sift colored : by da Lindell BSBI]IJ WOMAN sit ei) iy; 4°47 WwW Page WOMAN Sit ‘leaning “ utitea ive man undies ‘leanina for house keeper young col to 4. Hement 1008 WerATAN * 7 e*vie’e reftererncea WOMAN Sit housekeeping red, ; work neat Deinmar 451°. white: good cook: wilt de 1450 Walton. vtirmmrilaA. =jt rea “~ & ite ine etay [Angell — WtemMaNn pit half ween Mant ’ WtereMAN > Phone Jeff: WOMAN Sit ! weoirevme WOMAN sit wants work for half day . K.. 4042 Nebraska \' 7 ,N : a'tiraund cafeleta worker vara ‘ALweTrletce onan sve reo ation Box PP. US? Ie mt Lie WUMAN—Sit.: widow with Oy ar-old giris weaute heht housework: aduite preferre:| Marx M | ee Meet Dpiepatel VW OMAN it white. all 1Wonwg, Aia0 « Hea vty - ste I po .* ok 7 days or by o“ ured, ont Zool ‘ ccplecre OL Ww walhtse work : ®t heat, housework rer? 1: ‘ obore d yee _ men wants take washing iflaina cleaned, O1154 WOoOMA.S Mit eqpertenced colored: wante work (as s half dave iiebinseon,. Re rPpertit 1: tcoM VieMAN— s/f leanne effersou general wet ‘o.ored ‘its oe houree lin ” - a general fin r @i eut + iofore : lar i¥ cay wores le ' : VWarhte Thursday ir v\ Lies. '4nts WOMAN oAaAy ite ore Yn | ‘gz fay J fer “rn 1S40R WOMAN eliable Jetleraan or wih an og, eal bey lay ’ : oR Loe rete emit “fi s ‘41 WowVMwan-= ~ , ae references 40,77 WOMAN iaundry oF @ fran. worker ; vt te ored guod heie work adcresaing . Addfews Fliereme Rehet) . wort mm”@ Yusehand vodeventer far ree ~ Mire mm meet wrt" lari z f,erman An et perienoed worse refere at VOM AN—Wante toher or orivate \orne aw! f ard ” v« * uth T \ace Or ‘or : a tal * | : work in inert a in @fchenge fe ma) vit davth v der supers lect . nea ory gr 3840 Montane a. éu caning a > 4 ce ee oe ee ~~ ~~ Y eo Eee Ft ie oS tere

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10 ST. LOUIS 9&~ 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED —Is the ie position you seek advertised in these columns today? — MBE ry | ee oa _ POST- DISPATCH. oe OE. = Rca eal neat SITUATIONS_WOMEN. GIRLS} HELP cn cece BOYS HELP > WANTED—MEN, BOYS AGENTS WANTED—MEN AGENTS WANTED—MEN SALESMEN WANTED . SALESMEN WANTED » ‘Wan pEC EMBER 6. 1925. AGE . AL ESMEN—* first-class salesmen to sel 5 - .GINEER—Wi laundry experiewce. RIP SAWYER—Moul@er anda drum sender AGENTS—Lmmense profits @ilvering. mir | AGENTS—We cive you credit and start Hu Essex; a verv att: a e Stiractive prope- YOUND LADY—=sit.: desires work in “dry | EN . hands; experi a. t t -es cs store evenings, or other ‘ork “800 Pine st x ence ApP.y at « ' vert A omge w hol esalers, Desk J&, | , Write auick for fu ] detai s of P 7 S A\ Tf SMI N 2 »m ' 7 NS — y, — teven?t or Ren ; ‘ | 224 ¥ Sal eaMe : ; WAVE You OPE NING i ate , TT ~~ ——— ———— a free offer. Willett Mfg. Co..U SALESME N—s# , or ™ - 4 aa ‘ r pian z ; “1 (ju aeit ef J > . { - . , r wr TT ~~, a - ' ES 4s Sows : 90 Miles "m it £8i1:00 ; — eapebdic amine ~~ pt wrinhidha a plans: - ence, Apply i -30 Monday ; J ; - ae ea. Mo : 4 fu, var - humidifier; ai ry “Daracte: Derecobpa. 'w * Th a&0OL . al ' . ¥ : n - * - . . ' rit hijo . where character. versopality snd abuity | bected: 2. Post-Dis (ce) Morning. UNION oy ee e; catalog fre | ne ; e_Dropos!" ee FINISHE iperignced; if mot expert: CO) 309 Valentine. ENTS—300 per cont protit: beam; | business: Seem ab resent : iart-| to sell a General Motors 3A WY ER—Experienc piv oens:) ‘mm hapman Co. room 15. 382 °E | {2¢!inat! , la wiley ety Rods 3 Six. Live territory. Lib- | + — “ING , DJUST — — erase Seu! r drivi nurn fe: - . , . salLbe — 7 - — “ : : oe wy ee ’ % > MA SHIN] ‘ Siu rt ferNT en nd women anaes ~ oe "ite mt e erai commission and bonus. , ne | ee “sv —* . . _tha kn : X >» FZ e Ina ‘ ry D fr oe! . rey a : nk m . a ned : ri weather at thers need . orien” Cidtinien’ >»: Hee; exclusive territory. G no Dent 17A. Binghamton N_} Demonstrator and leads 5 Pea OF ieite manufacturer utres ~U33 Locust st ; arr. Se cao, rN ptends inity for m C _— . — MEN, BOYS v nz sho T a) a ee. ine : -_ nous mak iy incor ght furnished. Married men r . Aceeas ated with r. - “imenior. 004 Opportunity | ht man. i ee Sh. 4 Mpertet . han preferred. Write stating | S34, ‘ons mation about seit ’ —- ; mand all ind lle ' ’ ars ect rad Rox «-413 AGENTS—Sefting 1 laze i tt no year row Bi erect senro experience and reference. cE ee oe SALESMEN WANTED . s. ae zoey vat “ ¥ ¢ penene aan ' ; ; : . } holiday > rful : rs a a —— — — - . CANDY | ™4rsin; hire sv . log free | ao te y Ford ow ners xa have the prc °° ~*~ SHOE - WORKER — , . tee oe ee le and seilin 3 fit furnishes , . ane ‘ - Dal r full ; earning power tomer: | | “ial Chi All communications confi- fie St. Louis Automobile ,er. exper ® on ladies’ nov 100 pe nt fit Yat a. ae es ~ = , =! bast . Ca! : Luze Automo ile Co., DDRESSOs! iges. Slead rk. Pho Wore APD YY rm . ’ phot fe 12th and Li@Post romsoe eke | akg jee" Mr Riverside 0441R- ADVERTISING SOLICITOR operate g@raphoty; e; temporers ew SS y shore: prefer man expenenced on eta- | _Det $1311 Carroll. Chicago 7) > : “ “: 7 7 cESSMA? (perien r opie tack: od y work. Phone | AGENTS . 066 a ow eee LAN. dential. Address Sales Manager, KNAB MOTOR COMPANY, 115 North IIli- nois St., Belleville. UL yi ’ - E CO. 111 ” ‘a a i ee Oe eee eo 2) *ost-Dispatch. — between 21 and 35 ‘ attract. ve Propusttion _ - Od pay: - a. * *} _ : — 4 _ etal a. a : 7 r ‘gdvanm ement xpertencedc. fo \GCk _Waeeet Wee. ———— AGENTS——-WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES Text! Mf .lls | sell Madison *Better-Made ah mph for 2penin ov! ys ae —, ' large manufactu! direct to : ' rain Let high 3 ea: ' ——. , : Luise vestment capital — ~ — tt : —Eeeen _ a ‘ ; : : n M. v HINE O K Cl ER} rears : rer. 1 | fan — = Re. & _ ~ _ ‘ - . _ ub : aa 4 ’ . a ’ - ected + —~ ; > a 7 - | ’ . ~ - : 4 . . . ‘ o> hanger, WwW! MT. : Atte 1S] . rT} “i a. ; nent St “a eo con wacom Soa _Garheia ee - ———— - 2) ; : : e on - , ’ ° ~~ _- ’ , . . os u _ : pesitions aa b ; ~-=' = eon : wr on 10 at Monda 00 le- Madio & “Let hier! aie il for “99 as ne TF me os : os wrcet R car OT . Fur ry ; : expected, wm rr feren e4 . & = » t-i vii | 4 , 3 ‘i. ' } . . aeeateeindnine war as Lonemeed hurt, . 7 . - aren ‘ 4 iy . ™ } \ r : : ‘ , : J . Ox L-d 3 f om os t-Disparc h. are) . Lr ~wP ~ ° ; ‘ mist) ‘Honea me oer ay : : . — r _. _ he a : oa j - zr . | ‘es 3 a _ . - ™ . 2 . _ , « o a - . ’ ; ‘ e 7 ¥—Jewish 2 = —' = — Sogn ce os oo fs y | a $40 | * ' LES Mbt N—Experienced th % we aStest growing ine 3 Ca! ntral >. Sund owner} P-283 Post] , ; Chin Olive FE oe 7¥ rinnati. O PPLY OR ADDR] WIT FULL PAR- vuthern Illinois, Missou unique vending macht Americ , ag of Monday | Eide house and yard work —_ 2 —_ nippe 7 Olive Be 2 | INSURANCE . . ‘Lng auto accessories, || Qnd Dall cum combtz re id. enjoyable me __ f —— E or } ad 3 sa se mar! live R - nai. N. FRIE! : IONS “al go Ban ang limit ea-nings rid fully atx your 14 pears old. to do errands; 3 | ; gt 1 _ — a8 om i) “ee A - ) ) a ii] > z.8> : \ trical goods. nner Accessory Mfg Co. o Iimit to . ; ran abou + all 2 —_- ile —. i's ST? —T yt or a |). a - ——— ; meed: ol tabdlis : : J Washington -9_ la Salle. St. Louis, we _{cd) +s & winner ez ry. —— ; 7 : a! noenth! - rR] CK SALESME! ¢ | SALESMAN—To Louis boy preferred: $8 week. 38] 0 - een ee eS Som. fic’ | ret ‘ y Call Side lin : ; : whe are interes‘ed in re enn . = - a. i. earl necklace > to ne our o1 ar | SAL ESME : *\ —By , ~ Overt Unity , ; 7 u j ' “ : : , ns . . i . ' . ’ , } retail: a" > : on } ’ a« and ab ttle moner . > Bras +, hore vy reltad) _ f ml Ribdle e oy ay ; _ TTT ae, — ' ‘der ae A eee & C 7 comm eaion. M. Dal- | - . . st crow ing —- ABO: . > MA. oo % : ad ¢ ' As heat —> ote pr tie Ne » Yorum “O.. Ine... 30-32 E. 20th et. | ~ a. aes - rapid advancement and Div between & ' ngton av. The pagel punta : “ Sd mn Cn hee b= as = — . 7 = ‘ . 5 ‘ at wi _ awa ‘ ; : as = " i 4+ , \ 5 4 nerfuines Eo nerson Electric . ~o “—- ‘ Pos . (ol) 1UR.s = ——— ; = =. —— Sern en EeEEEEeieaes = : > - : _Poat-Dienot le se ar X a = ei . ‘ , . aeb Lay TT ": Ro > ; : ‘ ~~ ; r nave eigntn ar ade iw "y : ’ 4 : " : ge : On ‘ : 4, ] Mi : 4 . h PL ee . 4 a 44 sbbe \. w. Lade 7 Cc - Aurora. : SALESMEN—¥In st. , aa . harro . ates aa , _ = : ~ ur -) Ly: territory, must ; ambitious, with on payroll a a. cive full en EN IS—WOULD $200 Tt) $500 sa~ 2k cone erry Ry ales with our line’ of quality b SALES ound. agbining strange battery / nity with an old tine de ae . = ci Opportunity i. = . amet a . MONTH INTERES P "NE T* ». - ' = —— ce rand , 7 “—_ Re meres, _ ' co@Mpound: larges discharged Patleries PRICKLAYTERS—Steacv ow: $1.50 ne: for 3 neen Apply rewetion ie- ———_- — : Lots | MOBILE DISCOVERY SELLS FOR §i ene Oe ye — . ‘O-ay ) m m entaiitteiedl 6c. metantiy: ell minates oid method entire y hour: bring teo 5 4015 Pot omac. ge partment, ‘14, x all nwrig! + . Bidg.. : — BI e, rl tal i ‘ ate: =e coneugetl ee a week ‘Oo agents. Lightning Co., RRICKLAYERS AND Ii D CA RRIP! ler =? ic ‘ ADDY ith LOO 1&2: } VR > ’ 7 j ' ’ CR NE P ane ~—" . _-m__ i, Min 199) open shop 215 s Tear . ; A geid st agents 263 Post Ena’ Bie a SAL LESM HN —~$2000 to $4000 yearly spa-e -LPER ; dece! ives experts. | 5S — on : r fall thas: oul guesseeena’ a SALESMEN wroommended all bef: ts hor ‘= winess ! ~ ad tutions, aie on ol)! ~~ ~ rubs, roses. Pay weekly. Brown Bros. sr x “ae et Buyer for Basement Readv-to cht | . , Or ee 8 . P , aa a , ' .—_ Co. . Dept. 43, Rochester, N.Y. — Sas | avV-to0- Bt man; t nc ths On ND pil KER—sAcniv aAinhe . res =O bo ; hs “I I =RS 79 ive aye es : 8. Complete a & > | + 98:> ae . ra! ‘® Wire salesman with car der. F. . ” . MINNEAPOLIS DEPARTMENT airing & change: position leading to“ s, L_Such's XOemeb Co.” highest scalinn | nousehold | preperations a ee rou ins s onr ime. Bor a. Aucomotive Products Co, Fairfield. i, Bice. ves St an early dare. Reach Chemic SAT ESMAN STCRE HAS OPENING FOR AG. &e | income. witir guafanteed sal. TOOLMAKE 2. igs and egper'.| a2 burs. Colonial Chemical Con - - } . een aes a ‘ at acone. fleet owner - to sei. ant'- a ry — ~ . — - : - - i oe GRESSIVE AND THOROUGHLY apable, ener Sta uali- r R-212 ' : . : : — —* ~ ON, Apply Idio Chemical Co , in tl tug . od be = we c pg : c , 3 a iba on , 2. au . ee i ; ; : > . . >> rz 4 = 2 Pi a ce aM ‘ -S . : . : - - = . in ; . ; , gar age loatomens: mo . : : = | : reeen : ive OPPORTUNITY FOR MAN WHO. —2TSt! & ert ead a | nspe tn ag — hse : > 3 —_ c) equlpmen : | at 7 : —“~ . .ITADY ‘ D and need : = ; —— _ : ems ay ee : ee 1 i] ourft end err ~ fn . SA LE: —Auto radiater shutt © spectaity i calendare biett ‘ire. owa: drawi iS NOT AFRAID OF WORK AND | there etn ae Lippi ane eee iss RB I. effective. 160 sme en: See | writing. today ou ON BROS. MFG | hed promot armed pavent: “just out: $20 dally: real ws: enna a io and tom, Ser CAN Ss r PEST . ceiving and t superinien iant eit nee - a... Dror t nt a ‘ > G vr. i at Pun? 3 a th toy fastest seller ever ‘ent- ine'y large commbiesio: WHO . AN SHOW RE! : LTS. li > met arty mu 3 had cor a nt , a meric hicasc all vectglt, oh Me mn " 3 3! 50 Jones Speciaity. 80 ALE a : " a . , STATE FT LL PARTIC LARS UF a reviocu rc nd : : “on R : noe | rence Gn cet 2 a api — os AGENTS: AGENTS’? ; ~ , . Pe olen 2 Gesit -- Caco. ing o' new gum - FORMER POSITIONS AND SAL- *! "ecommended: permane hese a —~ See. auiite ap tions: TRUCK DRIVER—Ford uck. wants :t nein A Cm” tee Eee ioe: 1 Bt profit an | vest@Ment. no eXperience necessary. men u- “on to mer? who prov SPONDENCE CONFIDENTIAL, —) 2. Box 4-31 R-Dispatch. |__| _—sperienced wholesale fruit. pro 2 oly —: ent. ight. The only limit 1 Nive territory. Motor Products Uo. “17 wholewai, New York Life 7 , " RBLE SErTER BR. M nd P. l _reauired ro oN r ves a ee = ne oe ae yo" \ Unt av... Chicago City, Mo ADDRESS BOX J 381, POST-DIS.- | (ead. uaran a 3 im pet [TUCK POINT YR _ a. oh ocaai 7 eie~ “enlt ieeeeetitiend —- tnihes | 3@ Dumm ’ a or ine of popular SA LESMEN—Te carry PATCH. a ; = Sil rate a NRE oor gtk ee Specialties ect my — i e. = ‘ mers. stepins, ete.. for depar:- jomestic buttons : aif = “ - . a Aen : v7 : ‘ - , ‘ . : . i , 2 it oem ony ~0 Tim isagton bagis refe-- vern - hi ——— * 7 *y - = | 5747 Melrose av. Los ion AaTC3 KER-—At onc idle. Ceecten ow. Ww te ae rite us TH | ’ required. Hi-Gr Under : L ighbert CABINET MAKERS SCHA NIC@~—Gennbe poe ee ;|__539 Frisco 3 a le Sa —— 1 VENTE “BEAUT Ta 7a : | berty_sv Brockirn, 4 x and aS ome 10 objections: — ' * - - = - — - " . i P : De ; r y f rid = - aed : ith Oe : aty 3. TATY, rm . : ~ HAN Tienced on friezes. display cages experience See Mr Werner, BRECHT . Su a Delma | o} round rod x = * ~ ag 7 : KE 5 1 fe ; . oles te og And mission t Bex 150. 204 th “ | eae —One X Bus « " 414) 10 Ooc DMO}! : CARPENTER—Oa!! at 3659 Alberta Sun nig aol ee hy SRW | COR nnn nin — . ‘ —_ day or 4285 Margaretta a Mon ‘Sel ack i _ Ray Mic - — ; - we >. Page SAlLESWEN — A YT and is rw -Coee J tr oul , middle ged ‘Oo rur ‘ ’ g by —— " apepagame.re _ —- - aan ye CAREEN 1b t>—Nonunit on thechan ics On.yY “ain ne run >. ae * ‘st . . ; \ Florissant . a ; , ust ae i. a lcular ESM! -Faet Ling Tampa cigars: 3 | . aa yo , ¢ ; t $40 week y salard 3 and expenses; experi- 5S Fairview. Monday morn ng. Agee ee reNis OG ; , 7 , : in — . me y ; — =e bass ' Ue: —- ™ , r Pec bnuf : : nnec essed «enve eae Re sveut! my ae Sal eSu AN az St. ia & Facancy tm the pay CHAUFFEU R—About 7 years’ exper! nce 1 Monday m 27 @ +} ee ' ad °) 33 . a : » ; ‘ . Selmer 6313 __ ——_——__—— MEN=3 handy: to ¢ enai: “ee . wa rs, on M : 3 tak rd it once Your sam: es id Pandin a * (Coast Cigar r. and 1 ‘following aan CHAU FFEU R—W hite. retai crocery ex ouri G ‘o.. 53 4 : nm e@peak ) = : ul | racing ts . enscai . ; p 1c “9 7 =! ory onstry } Globe's . , _ m.aeion basis. Dart es rr) rou CHECKER—Young man. 21; hig 7 , ——. ' 5 ss, i an . tbe vs ertence for rapt 2 OG. ante. : clampt fore | ne : nN : : int re r ‘ ‘ — r . } = 5 " : ol ‘ . r , of : ) im! : s ; - atl) — Ls : ; ~ y sind : : : ee ! , i a ' 7 »wehool education; room 310 Union Sta- | Sr ng __ Ee ; » Bidg iresa ! a te . . ‘o.. 1506 F ; ah ee © orice: keT 3 , =. YY. limen s furn ton. oe , ah FERSi.. : a ee a ae . med ; a ee : —— a . ;} 8 experience and 1c : - SLERK— 18 to 18 years. whith high sx —— - _ As ] " ; weenie Hg ~~ an ac Co.. T20€ SUDeYry : a for clerical work: aome col- - a ‘ ; Vl : rod —T ~ at i] rgantown : waeah , od ; SAE: : weekly easy soilciting A-Jo] Poest-Dispaict, a Seville. Dl. fore > , . 7 Oe Ose WD : : eiat pa ‘ ; ° ; 2 : . he pen . ~ , . Nh a ‘ D ~_ : , = : ' SSO 4 ue thorou 1h perienced ren unnece : rT : 2 ~ — on fancy cakes and rot ak uae a co Pama _—— ance a 2 = ppeat \GENTS—] 7 ‘ us =e : PP SAO! =) le pent adie . 's. North American Finance, 154 Southern Llinois; . on | } it. AG ss. ) Ce. g fe ua) or over ex- : - : ; “ft , a2 month; good home; references. Box Wednesday, promptly YOU! MEN ath Ve a ge ‘.ng 0 ers ifomo bi ene: . qu es a n - n those having experience R249. Post-Disnarch No other time. r in efrculation Dept” c¢n?? ap72- 7. & y With oimimir ‘2. Any PRINTER : Riusn 22 1] _ ue, commigsion basig. G 02 ~ _—— : bm he a lanes No. $ WN ~~ Mills, 11 East 2 wT _ " - zr " » - . « £21, our saes boo as the teh oft) 7 ve — : 3 : alle — : —o , =t permanet _Locu . >) i3@ — Bema vmen nin nm Pat +3 ots ‘ compilete baw ‘se , , : Tt 7 , , a ' ' rn : — a an : of - : 3 tek: . " f : . ¢ torn. . = : _ , ‘ : ances : ‘ ™ . : . aa oes, cmcemn. in reply | OP ERATOR— Experie enced ie oe, eeme?) Baa tee neck CO - 9.°South | prortts. i : 5 ——e——— : oo "DD aemical Co.. St. i — — — i. _ ao (teins a Sa ng Sprin ; ESME _ wert " big double surfacer. PISHER -_ tt AGE? v tart vou “Oe Weaeeta: mien ate ane oe 7 | — “' Qn : ~* rs — truck + a Locust “bin floor“ “Si BODY ST. LOUIS CO BML er brofite: ‘catalog free. Hite. | to S100 week'y -oneratine ous "Nee Soe | RTOs: Goad (Duginese already: 1 | y_Ki'etteresa. = (cay | Setarencte Sean ilies mecsetaleae . — 5 cA a © actor : é Py ; pear h gma‘ - _- —_ gy = eae i », Post-Dispatch. ry ww x "Sr ¢ } . c e ‘ : > rm z R! “MA bor | Natural Bridge new empioyed and by whom ALE ~ Bar $23 to air | md ated, . Cas" ee mp! att. ee Rugceda Ta Fast 0 ews : “— © iuet Ct nech . SAT faut = ~~ es 4 — Mondas m RTHOPEDIC MECHANIC—In 2.1 ton. Mises rare” PE re - ‘ ’ Sri -¢ . ; . ; 7 ‘ . tr : — . ae — . - : - . a eee — = - - A — Pevish “se a" a ' int Te ; > t : " — " & —S § : stot Ww) ie ’ ; ao =? Nc : . i . ° - ~ . : : a ade rt i > , tic ; I : e7 3 ] } ‘ ’ = P : ’ ‘ . . "Wa . a r ; .. a : nm ~ iad tf : - ele . me’) aheraiory, 806 Kquitabie Rid mi tia rr expected: reference : atzer_(9,, 4 via! : ; - , stabi! sh y one-hait — - | Ca, 912 7 $5000 2 —First : Til ~ ! sees . *: i : ' : a ora t n ; - } : : — SA SES A A : t {o7 . i) > A ht he Bt. Lo 4 9 t *) / -* LJ 4 t .O- a : + - . A: ' , “or : xing st st he — — = 5 . . hs us | >pc 2 ~ —— oo. : _ 20 mm! Ma! or 1 DIEMAKER—Experienced 00 ipoun a3 _Mcuee ot. — gg Xt yy sed car @3 , ) 35-50, 341 ESMEN—To perforating and craw dies: rk. MESSE aN ‘ER BO s] —- eee? y Mlectric ist7- ; ‘ ° a ty _ Bids “ae ' i} aad Mj m. a i : R " . . , '. : . a. “ to s eet 4 : » i e - 3 ' ’ . omaienm . ae ee 13 we %4 LESMAN—Resident beth! ) fo1D 5 Jacfereont_ haae > " . 7? 7 4 . . “ey » - - — unneentenes Z : factor: tats a _ \ : ‘SSE ; Cc articie «limip a : a 3 } : evi us experi: ence _ Box Ri. ur cy ae = . ; , ‘ es . . } tal a Drs : . . ~ . . wr OES ; ; . ~£.A pp enced 1T)} : . , . re ~ — r. : - . . . . ; | Yr ¢ ‘a - I» a r> «? ; — . . al = ‘ . ‘ . ’ " . ry . 4 * . ——S et rO ° 2. .o ar N a N——Struce tura! : a ~ . 4 . - . e ’ . . a oJ . : st if ; + ° . = 7 ——_—__ = e ~“— re “AT Se’ wee on - — = . - _ — — neem 2 = a . alin s - *~ . “ : . ‘ eee - —_ ~ - - fn ss * J : r) Fi inmetita Py Ty Ta a ' t ‘ a ; ex _ ; . : ae T . lt ri > —— — 4‘. ke . c 7 . pepeneens ~ “ - - ne . : 7 : . " " ~ . ok | . »-* ts ~ Sn - = : : . | hi . ae } 3 a! Atzs EN ’ : . -- its = : . ; : a a a 2 7 ac Tie TIS=-%+ Man can earn at a , i Pach : . oe , 2 ; . : ; per ' x. Hebrew preferred “DRA (PTSD AN—RBILLER. IN Man goo m saah Pe _ — s S001 St Louie. 1006 | bam! Mtain per se : ~_e . 3 "TO ME stained trade - i + id Neal awe pond Pe , | pene _ —-- , : a. 4S ; > ALES\Y ; , ’ ; - : 710m -Trotch bioomers offer a spien. Na SLA Begins good position POL ISHE we Experienced on -E War: | oe Oe hy ' ~} Son, ras Ss fw « - ve ne, commission basis; write giving ° arn —e -_——- _ ; - - Tile c a . : or ' 4 , =A... r territory covered and refer. right i:en. and Dtamon rotch -_ ee Se ae a " ay © - = . : _ oer * ; Pres ae furniture or pianos. Apply Mr. 4G£\TS—Fire sal } aS TS——Sell Radium Heaith lucts h ew ar” 3952 °C : DRUG CLERK—tt, some -po rn mw) daily % furn imhin : _ oe ) treatment needed 5," ; ; . On LESM EN—Sidell ee ne SY.. C ance: geferences . S34.- _ _—2 208 he S2.. '. GOV. OO ee * Sa — ge SAL Tt r for coffee. sus ew Pharmac, an 2 : har a “hicago_ alien > bh ‘> of rou ' nendor —$—— Pa. z lal ta8@ orders for coffee, *ue- a. om 4 ii ; ; Experienced references Th TET eee ener eecnepmmeanstieeneene la rket oo ™ : = we 4 : : > , yu wT eats “acbned goods stap.e DRUG CLERB..Junior : Ay sipslaces Gt . : ma on. . ; ener. ™ : groceries. So pal tt time. Smith Pharmacy i i 7 : ’ — Pa les » capital 4 : i 8) ‘= ~ ee a — renee . : u" eoa08. extracts. tollet evods « rs ST—PFirst-, oot neceumary. Progress, NTS 006 sais ony: a ae s— $2 , r : r on. sy maf d A Sppertun: ty to build perrunen t. S150 ¢ = -"' ~q = TR —— ‘Mertuct emilee ‘force in state of Missour: ington. un! orivate @hep ‘5 > a © ' — Serctien Was eNabie repeat Duainess: 4emund big os ; age n a @ - , men of this trpe can soos — a . : compos: tten ste . ater ? => > garantee4 orem fax househo 2 - : : = ab >. - . 7 : . ; ; ~ ’ " ' an’ profitable be Lars we be of mer -NGINEER—Young. to aemst in mater: a! — a ADO, OF Jie. £V- | AGENT S_moee > —————- | necesaities: saies plane ang f r st. chic - & ton. Nacton: : + eur firm. heir jePe t: Werk to of taking . : JOU roursell. Box L304 ye otte Life Tonte free, a offers ma ‘es «2 °* ener millions ——— - - - ——— ~ irt s Coa "es euvuantitiecs *. n tr ®& ~- ay a... _. .he Paenatch. ~4a >) : z ne me o rr Dig pre Ar 7 4 | . ° . « - ‘ a! ~ as & - >a " mie : 2» ~ ——— —— ‘ati ne. ae — frafting :, > f FERATORS—M }! can eect oc.. 31 - ®.. St. Louis an 9ari.- las ' fed «in ilf n ; = % “se : ito rm ESMEN a manufactt: on reniy cive com plete is od understand tran qm. tt) ; 7 Cte Der ’ - T} Sigtar =8 op | : Meid experience ree! a ieee § oe och, brvedragting ond for ais | XOENTS—SepetSine new sated ime. eee ee | crea Sh : fae perce Bee B58, Wee tree 5 . rs | eating age peewee comt ky Ro L P 3 : — : =ie j GF! ; } eb ’ , . ta } ie ma coc 7 . — vate . : , : “entire OTT tim be at | ing every me “hing ¢ “rer ' > ' . : ie 4 oe Sf os .. . tial AGdress ‘(jererai : eo "hed r "4 oT REFINISH : | . : 3 felis ; Roo a | : | . ne ENGINEER Wa AN ED eter z , Grand. — iis — . - : > ~ : . ay € 2 ~ “how to j ‘ a en ’ “Sie ao 4 + 7 tf Or ec » ry At LesueT Age = = Pe ease xe Pant ns , frn . KTR | = “Tet. —TYoung atn- atn- 4 — 7 or stores ane OCB. ; bs : i ' ae | "re . ~~ 3 all c* - — _ — = — 2 a to - . xe y- Oe MAC FAC RING preferred — college town ‘9 | tirely ner bderal A ined | amp'e a 25e. ——— ‘ am A ae B .. YP po ; ; ry Utical : — sa! ‘efled ; < SVAN ia AG@ress Box 6332. Rolla. Mo. aoe . ae oe ~ oe ea News ‘oat Room ec Hardesty | ~~ sf f ours 4o , _ ALES me TSS a BF eee, Be, aes == = eta. Ss . o-=s@- DL - ' —_— _ : Fal zz , é ) ‘ (Ge) 1709 Poe r only , ’ . . age: te ‘ha po - given Walker. Ager-, as COREE rye ORC ren Se ie Sh eptetan Reve ; hicage 74 ny Sere “<7 4 : oo) Gam -" vars “ou. FP. i

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SUNDAY, DEC lo MBER | é. 1925, TED a as 8 = p DECEMBER &. 1925 to 500 MEN AND BOYS WAN TED—Is the position you seek ¢ advertised i in these columns today? post. pier Astin | 1 WANT * - ——— = — — —_ —_— — 7 —_ oo — _ —- oo ——— ee eee ee ee. ——-— _- - _ - a A es —_ — tiv fropo.| to's: Clinax’ stoven tagees® loa eOMEN WANTED | “SALESMEN WANTED ae SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD.—WOMEN, “GIRLS | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS) HELP WTD —WOMEN, GIRLS SALESWOMEN WANTED ) ROOMS | WITH BOARD—Bouth Side Motver G0 years’ les ership: 250.000 USO py. | —— on North: | Wi WE neea the servic ‘ ' —— — —~r e ous - ee —_———— _ ey ges - ‘ter and atrility, refereeuv | NURSES 7 Xperien ed ior ¢ hildren . it WuMAN White ge ' - = L s HUGHES CO., 2233 virand, Kan- Bor ANIC Al. POUOA are Se ton Novelty t Rte Saket -~"- weet minster A! it B. leference required. Wydown OR2R si ined ‘caak' $5 _ — housework = M sas City. Mo. private family, beard optional; rease i ‘ am a - alle | GENERAL FIELD N - , , roe — “9° : : ee ; . “Ou; fo wa business ha S WV t ral ly bor bakery, to Slay on plac a .- u o7 s j ' : A chan im « ales lie n. alie¢sman ann © ri (: yeferences. tox R-71,. Post- | or A ee >) WOMAN Light housework. small family; RiOADWAY S00 e Room eané@ i ’ mw ow > " i ) ‘ , ‘ ce 9 P ‘ P = , , krowing “Daper s . , ; ; his ad im- MAKeS a' ‘3 ew | iti or a i a : iapatch. ic NURSE, GIR iu rhite; neighbor- | $> per werk (‘a hany 807 4Kn (ev ° ° Prciianis’ As-! , oul 2 “caires the _ et ae Krace a vale ie mploying, teacnng A New York concern who are i GIR! Wh nite: ro sae , food girl p e! - $16 West Pine. | WOM AN—Middle “td. for elder! Cc Teh ees —— - . - Mm © q e buys iMWiand directin alesime for t ! lete | ublishers t els a — Le, ur genera Ousew ork ; Lindel) ~AS ‘ as o care for eiceriy —- mona boar Mini i. Cra raAcver, Koo » 7 of a high . lass line Adil a Sov) must be good cook, ‘ ' NUT Etre ln ly and hor se. a142 | -afayette. j ' C ‘ASTLIOMAN, 4046 Rov and ‘ tCShGIRL — - private hate, S750 weekly. ’ ' an ODPort un; ; . * Could ise ther) line of Te ‘ ‘ mainte ne ints ena f } : 9 ty ' ‘Is, 3 ir 2 bal c usiness service and doing | WOMAN Whit — . ° ' (> e. Tel nex “as iz. clean ' {> , . ine two d ave a week 455" Maamelie fe) Orpora Chom ls ‘HEROKE RB, wed Reom abd board ' ee ee ee eee ed, fOr goo ee financially interest vertising .* oF tunit eht 3 ‘7; Pershing. Cabany 2697J, Willing ‘worker: ‘qualified : strip. > : ’ : . xt L appa ty hy a 6 | is ; or ‘ \. tis! 16 novelty . { th - - 8s) or lalti¢ . Pre per pd ~ i + te - n national! hbusincas is anxious : . ix. - ais ‘. ; refereiy es required. Ap ply SR: 4 La ace ; — _—enets nk had a freal ave hecam ls ¥ vit » 3 et fo engage a salesman whc has +L RL—Vjeneral housework ; expe lence | favette = my\ 4 B only bays $ oar ALK. We are movi ing to . L » sales. big commissions. lis : ' ary ane snare i . 1 erience 4 ; necessary. OSGI Ie ‘Csivervilie: Decman . - ~~) - . a —-» WoM AN ie ide rly more for home tt ‘ en tlernran, . - l and have a few ur. sales manager, S3 Murray st.. had e ~ es nee in _ alling on law- | @ne » fa gon Two children: city refer eae RIGA Wa'l t 10M Nal CLEVEL AND “An SGA Room and board rifories open fop ; rt : { , a i vers, anKerS Ale corporationa. a aE -~Ty- Wy PERERA camer SNE Wem , ‘hee, exeeiient gsaiary., Agent, 620 Ln- " : : y oo ° } - , ‘ ; you ‘ i} ‘ite . - house “kk : ‘ » va . ry - «, tpteam-heated mom for two ge) St. , Ot + he - ¥ househoid appli ork City. wer a the param unt, our saies ther \perte ! sure or one who has had experience Ge oo a. By. — work. 749 Pie ae i i i orl ea WOMAN Elderly. to = ist crippled lads W ishes to engare the se Pink good table piv bs etter | ; : ' r. arnete, room hice, - " gN wee (€ ONTO) ' are . ‘view. idress . 4 l. , S lar in selling insurance or advertis- —— m ifs bite rt. arin OFFICE ¢ IRI ke = me _ — »_ og house work 492 ui) I’ ie) ‘ : : . * ~~. 4 ——— : | & ravo N r is desirous Of acquiring five ‘evel , AITR (c) ene A. . or ceaning and dyeing. | ———— — ——-— | , rn-o NN b ; m4? Desirable room wr und sal- | ——— Shanday between hens sales managers. Young men a — ini ce am me serves. We preter on Gs GiRL—LExperienced: general housework, | seas NT (>) | WOMAN—Midgle-aged: na D with house lees of several high-grade, wae uieciakio’t ae excellent cooking oet-liis i SALLI INN west invention: ve excep! ional ability are re. Hei » OS E eis married man of from 30 to 40 se . yee tay = adul hg een” oe 5 OLLI) LADY—Widowed woman Wants worl good home Colfax 298SJ 1] 1 ] . f gentiemen reas nable : r we ~.-* — ~ ' fs 4 pare bs " io nar a4 ee t : ‘— » ~*S. nt . 4 : . - = 2 ~ . . ‘ . “ai ies , — city work, | adi uloma tically “a Vent, to cali between ¢ 30 and &:30 a. SALESMAN WANTE)D rf years of age: to such aman we ‘ Ins matin eg -) Kive nice cid lady a good home Cal WOMAN—Colored, for light housework we ee neater women 0 Ke .DS. 2935—Nice large room, twin bed« > e : wa _ ~nerrrr ‘ ‘ : > yee + ON pOWer uni m One : iron Cords from ference a our headquarters. : 4 NATION \l, REGIST! R offer commission form of eon- ——- i -——- nee § 6S UNA 371 4 Sa! cha st Apnlyv at °° enricht. Mobile Club. i ATR e~ GEiiy, Sample - 4 - fis ient salary will be “oO. lerire youn; han ract “otecte . — 4 “or eneral housework, emall wre ae -[- . : A { - furnace, hot water, board optiotal; &e! e Co. 310, ; @ red. Neverknot, M« blew Bia , od pl ted. to provide for ! qualifie 0 take up he ale oO r Be . ail a . — eerees5 with SD ME. ". ashing or F outelde work OP > RA’ PORS And rT llinery trimmers WOMAN—For general bh usework ; “$15 per good appearant 6 t ? ap tiemmean employed, reasonable y ©) “a8 , els ntil firmer. rela- | countin nea in : 1, me order credit; must have all “4139 nee | ( Golluber Millinery, 1409 Washington.(c) | _ week. Webster 2404 (e7) ° FLAD. 4153A—Furnished room, wi eae . 7 Kindly k for — . kB Pegres highest references and be able to . - . ——-—~ - G = aaa aaa proach business people ‘ vd A——F Urhien id: en to igat) gts vio —— T: “AVE pling. . Who be ‘ iahe ; a 1iniGLY ASK oO > | hk R A 7 h- - TADperie ti ed Harpe 9 me ‘theo ] Wie I\TAN Kiderly. te o omaak with house- “ ithout board : br ‘ ale sy anda Tipaw lave bility, so : ' r) type ting experience, to as . ' (cB) : . Ae Uae oc ~- furnish bond. Please phone Mr. h typewriting ' onerator: full det R i ) Pe - r earnings and pay ~ - “ 1] Sundé {fe light factory w rk $16 per p25 UE) otats 3X _t-£ P-D.| Work; more for home than high wages. , ‘LAD, 40060 toom and board, 2; p , he rT d ,. ‘ fore nost New *T) al ffies ’ 1fine LAK Ban lic { | l ogg Sim Gite Jefferson Hotel, 12 }’ 6.5. ' ‘oat I) spi kite. ( i kk ht A Ts R i xT verier nce od. for. es rout ul Gri ard “RLRLW. iin — ——— = W ith a bond proposit ion of : coCC pong ay roomers rig ) i ° PE a ] ; ’ tors with national repu- ' ) i i ; ‘ VIRL Wi 7 “ f ‘ . ; ) ans ri be auty WoOTK an per mane nt Wary- WOMAN a VA’ hite : BP nerai housewor kK _* . ~ ieee erentors, WIL Natok rep Oe ee et mala, Dee Tusa IRL. White. for general housework. or| jye*4ly, 83, 8 egy , FLAD, 4247- Nicely furnished front roon ; dooking for men to carry side line Olive st ’ eit cooking: m ust be experienced: reference Rox KK 153. ist Di spatch. fe) rences, S221 Landsdowne. Riverside unusual merit. excellent means, home privileges. Grand iv sweaters, + ty he cue anaeapanuamesmuagunanssifipass — . is _reaul: ed ‘ys 38 VN eatin) nster (Cc) OP ER Tt RS Experienced on silk OR2ST. ' i (ed) 14507 i etive nove: , Yat aute , bi] ) patra : mies tho se ; avil x SQ d Bil: A GO "4 (y}> SAIL, -ES 2M AN 4 {t Mee iis. Ee REET “HeEL He (resear rrod “ig x. te vw r thee ee eee e 7 fav al a = . —- = irer in the. soa: naa PY - bs + dnt $y FE iS NEEDE D BY THE Fam ne I big ; “ ak iti - . x pels e ore ; : Bi AM, ¥ al whose present AT } = PT. VA nite 0} gen ot vO : re ? rN, - m.. , . WON AN La perlenced on power ma: hine., . > homer ade coffee cake Sunday; double ox he ‘. e Smission STE © poy al , /. igh: ere lec eommnmierehk r | . urge lhiein lo Beek better oppor tunities: Vi } ok ne ’ Ca i © , ” > * ( yp kK R A T ( RS- Ix pel lé nee d for upholstery shop work Box | 4 2 our help \ Ou { ian create an single. (win bevia : ‘compton, Fourt! ‘ ‘ ° . at bv t ? at "te aR 7 Years yi . f : ££ ri , ' ™ . , . "Os Nenat ‘ . or ”_ car other man made $120 in 3 p=... . manufact' ose » and gig tae ' ps mess a “sh ‘ \ snes to engage the ser\ : rtm lent ¢ ot 2 ee es Ol} silk cy ePSSeSs. tl ate! : annual neome f £5000 Tow (rove care: $8 week, on auto dash with oll ch er-adding mi ‘hin e. high-pres- hp oa ‘ , 4 olored io work hunehroon . oe 777 ° WOMAN experienced in roomin house, IncomM 0 pu or |] GRAND SL45A #.—Roorms;: exce elle ri ange regus! i) +o} e? . it 5 at el] ha ‘ . ‘ . » rf _ ; . - » | ) ‘ 4 GR . For sample write Klopp Printing | jy ~- responsioie, Witt suc Siesidine 6hik saanact f — ices of seve al high-grade, 10) houre;, come ready vork, GROSS-FR DED? MTA N ¢ O., In exchange for light housekeeping room. +, hoard. orivate home; lady or gentleman. pee ha EE ce nstion. ae lial ot | business mén; pone and ri tention automo: | | Fendieton. Darling _Lunchroo —| 15324 Washingt OS N. 12th of more. In writing, please | seepRSON, 3702 S——Larwe room an: . P c on earTli ‘ i. ‘) s b> 1) 4 « ice sth I) ‘ - ‘ 7 ‘ ‘ , } ~ 7 + - - s rm : '\ # ‘ ° ; . SAi. ESM: AN Man: ifacturer cotton - te full Pinforms nterview ' Box P-| tive or kindred lines is des! rable. \\ el] edueated men of rood GIRL Kxp erienc ec, white, for general i as Ing On ay, (c) WOMAN Elderly, li@ht housework: good f , board for ° gentiemen: all con venience: pearit | including Rayon and aiflk anda cn Na, in necessary: feply by mail only ; ' : letter | housework. Delmar 6155 » 4N. Kings OPER AT ( R [2 Sa ee & home; small wages: 2 adults. Phone state ully education and IOWA. 3619 — Large room for 1 or 2 with Usineas. | FOCds, staples and novelties Wante | mie he laraest distribu. | Will be treated confidentially, 3 | appearance to approach highway. 2 ae sive sXperienced On| _Deimar 4449M. (e) . non breakfast Ae unity ben ative for retailers in I! hois. ., 7 ao wc uf 2 Be jy 5 th 4a contents Indicate you are f 2 s ‘ = kxperienced covering girbs: ateady crowns slips and bloomers WOMAN—Or man. experienced in stamp: | experience, Box A-360, JEFFERSON. _ 1322 ae 2 _.. Roem and boar A garser earn ANG lowa . com mission basig, sa! ats Wee Ae ag > | WOrK an interview | the ¢ rn . | tr and per forating designs f. »r needie- “4 | 228 w. 424, New York. eee Toomer Tor men ta car. ACUU! 3 _— peop . - Box Co. 19068 Pine der | C's . ] larie ] work, Apply by letter, Box F-204. T’-D. Post-Dispatch Gerinan cooking) reanon en! e—____ is - am carn good salaries anc (eRO) _ p ° 'NIA’ 3731--Pright front reom = #r:! - — ae line of ** arf. nd Weal 1mO8 Railway Ex 1) ange Le +s °,° —_-- - a JUNIATA « reduced. to SALESMILN—A weil- known ~ - #6e on. 0 tT hie &¢ oi : . —-- fe ore , e ‘ “©4@, K Iroughout the, Pn Pace. ee ay i MORGANFORD, 3510—-Wanted to boar! “ i ~~ ay . 2 « ~iS - cw City o_o 4 ae - . wre - : . s . oe} . ’ ort } lt ies opportuni , rane - - ( lar j Vv ‘ U , an 2 . , an aie 4337" Green _houre: bond experte be. even not ne * (99) | ly profitable proposition f ate an annual income of advanced: herman tne Ueetunly tel year, THe GOOD Mommie! partment, second ‘floor, Boyd's, Olive and In the following lines: ear hae Oe OO eee Rieti, tion wil on » rigl 0 aes & Adis, | Gth ste | _ — lence: demonstrated sales abilit TAUEN—A prominent St. Louis miu- | ‘ontractoms and bultlders. ference he ‘ me Py. _D_spatch. y the best paid. enjovable ‘“ ork necessas’ Missour and territors Box A-364, Post-Dispatch. Atwater 00. oF eall at 10° S. be eee t} girlie must ~-” o am : No limit earnings. B the world. Write fully about your refer experien ay. Wermusot — = ; j 73 2 : ai3 ry Mfg. Co., it's a winner District ae ma give St louis references. a Be. I mig bi ~-- _——— . A : ae. ee ee ‘ few girls to learn. for at least 5 years and corme) , “o Art Ob ects ~ ran 23? _ > se Sey wr He peer ager . ein ial cated numa 1 SLRs bite: te as! ist with work in KEI Y & W \] - | emmended: one with some knowledge PARK. PAC Nicely furnished front = Apartment; no COOKIN®E: comfortable ahd 4 iK ER ’ HIRT book kee Dine an dd the use of tvneuwrtter is | | room: furnace heat bath. phone. ; an | im ou _/foney Dew 1822 Main, Kan Clty. £530. Puvet Dispatch, _ Ps aim ers: cuance | lnm . BA ESME N= ~By lar 6 flo EN—An Soeeree:.* is Olfered ; aqaiatrict gy a i . Filw re i . nome pieass > urTo'! di r.ve oOo! ‘ ory Ta y e rreterr niarv Ay per “Week hea 7 oe on : *? ‘a ie yal | OMS Seal ay eth? gtr SMM of swe" an anit Co josh eat page ae eeronets, Tuner [HELP WTD.—WOMEN, Gints ome, pleasans surroundings. orivate room | FACTORIES, 8th and. Hick-| Was" rnatiensie > er weet Box] Ppa gee | PARK. 3130—hoom and toart. 2 alan and oF —— ee ee " Tas : Rarixnuar {; eld Pon C : 101 cs ie 4 hange \ da) ¢ 118 ys mri — ; es / ’ ters Vandalia. In replying eGtate ' fs Fa Be. fing ; e ( OL th af (c) AL, -To work in doctor's off in handing women & wearing avparel Ei etric fl > S only excellent meals $i oO week A‘a@o > 2 ' . same ’ (er) ~ f ; ing to work hard. Add ple and represer ve orl Firmiv established corporation, Oper: rrapnortyy machine lemporars A! , yo ol sal , 1 tar , : rit u ou | (al ; ; ‘ , s i lf ‘ i 4! ) A ad erfence and a: 6 druggists: has an uniimited nat - a Aa. — ' irvant , Pr an Llary expected. ) Tane-iryant, 6th and Locust. | large room, Skt ics ; ' ; eninanent connecti : mn oin-], ; , alas tri Mi a 7 te Post-Dispatch. : = = ae _ ing wants three ol four ! 1 who : . PD. F A niom hie ne wn ee) 1] *. id 934° OPERA | ( RS. , Dress - Wwe hav ra writ ty “in — y) + Bide . andy ! steam heat: _reasonabie and ton: ernie > ' t future urora, : ng utu “yee r r srt t | ean? ; , “"¢ and lA xT , , ’ ‘ — — = o Sal, A» ee St. Louls and Gis from the etart. Stat x per a Ange wo exec f a . of j ~ 3 : - ~ ‘ : mn f , oe c . YOUNG LAD Experienced bundle wrap erritory, must be a Mason: an ¢ perences iniervi ‘nak sles instruc _— taevliaern > + . a’ veut ASOT. -_ tLS—I15 o 0 work o - an Oopehing ior several] OX- per for retail stor Leacock's. 921 Sait j i ‘? sig ? ° ’ Bt 7s ‘ . ‘ ‘ , . - ic? E. trade in Centra] a inols with of the fas est-zrowilg organ) Zations TN’ lr ERN A TION 1, »Al ml c : as f on 5682 Waternma?s . WRAPPER Ww) ae a “a 4 20th ei.. 7 : ; > y A, ened KF ‘Ps Rs — Pe ay ‘ a ‘al rit . ft Me, oS «, 7a) , Pres ie) ory and 16th and lLoeust af. ’ > i ‘ hite ni ist he experienc ahs PPA ric “Oy Nive roorme. gentiene opportunity for right eemand. is indorsed by jeading trad EXPANS:ION. ~~ —~ | ADDRESSOGRAPH + LERK— Must als yo Aig a, Sars eae eed wee WAS floor. (c2) | . ~ . : mieten ; pineal ate tho y pn ‘Oo = PESTALOZZI. 3504A—Room and bear! rhino ANIL BOAKL Small fait or A more battery nity with an old line lif early 5 a ‘hemica! | | ‘ e ingu : Rn a : dear) } > ov 1} on > , & -- i ,¢ ‘ f ? tor F mo iVaT) »y" " ig yr . ‘ . . » me he wi \NID MorAiie bor young lu iy a hay ganization, limited to Masons; imme 8's> As. St louis, Mo. Cait ho to 42 30 ealt: “Savings and I[n- | ASS T dlousekeeping exper 1 t; experience not cessany perienced operators. Must ,ADY— WI ‘rience in alpt Apply Superintendent s Office nloyed: all conveniences, tirand 2006\\ Piy. commission and titfe Income; ad : MEN An ry Tuy , +4 tre? ‘ " B de} } ' 's«' home references requi: tO? , 7 KkKda} t ? — : ; ¥ ; ’ ' LAIY\ \ th eiperienece mn alpha 7 , __ pit 7 es - d htning «cB9) right party; ae a acdress and men of « : vestme nt ¢ Oo . . adie ~~ . rhe mere baie tf | expel ence om Ww ash (dresses or. tical filing: cood opportunity for right nos ANT wry jon mina room = Pind _u nber ox R-6 Poat- Di spateb of the A . ‘ ing rg i ~ L, SVE N WwW. ANT kK > ; ' . : : : oe * ™ , . a9 . ; e ey . = rm! Buy HH. Pyaet-TD snatch ie \ ° A. 00 P Co V ward, Rout i bide; or y Epes ye A ip . «ryt ’ ' similar W Q! kK. (our girls VW ork yor Ni> MEN Two. with artistic ine ina- 7 lain ] lo r Bale nD Grand _ 0 AK ‘ yoary spare p Par ticular fleld, product : | ? SQTMRSG ) — a csnnpcalinetiiiedeesam SALESMEN It you ae a. = R druggists; has en unlimited nat- | “aupern poe aieemen to) BILE, ADJUSTERS—On r GIRLS—To pack faney choco} 12 wonths in the ar and. tins. to learn good trade, Box R-07. ROOM Roe BOARD-—Beautifully fur ' mane @ indorser y ieadging trade ; *'*'".. —s ie a ‘ty ire’ pets NAG t \ “ = . ©st-Dispaich («c) roel nianhes double roor rn n ." " honestiy ~; LAY With experience in ope! Laclede “0: sat) fe) °, rognt men can write o item) inne am & Th ay pe neat in appearance need app Sa — Bac 0 ae gta =— . r r -T 1D > | ting I eo typewriter: one with | oe : = on kind of fa) tior the Ul income as ve, as iarge a THE TA! =0°: ’ . _ lon. - ance : q: 1e ' . * ‘ . . : : = KELLY & \W\ Al, 4 ) ‘ ‘ ‘ Ate ki SSETLL. xAG— Room and bo board kr under. F. 7 ee abt +e - m the etart State experience | ° # ae: perience In same line of work,. and pe rs and strip pe rs! also il Is K ER ] RY {1 sail o house needueved. | (ienn’d AV19M ‘ art ; ty! ; ‘ ‘ “se ‘ . * Post TDlenate h. ie J P Exchan Ces, — In erview wil] be ar- f — ——-- : WOSSCBSINY leasing ersonality i ae - ; (00 DS (‘¢) Nita inn , 7 ah at er ae om + rier . an early date Reach Chemica SAILESM AN—New York house, man State qua ste a we 4 eo: nage a ito wr ap stick eandys ; Must have 16H} 4 » 0 ae : iit tory >| youd ADy- ro a book keen a RUSEGL I. sees Warm room end bears! a ce ou ~ aes a.. St. puis, MO. Lcov) f. ; ’ quali tates a a Ho : ihh abe ,0CUS yA oor. or r: om t ive kept entire set of books \, : - —— 1] ~ ‘ -~ 4 ’ 9 RUSZPELL 7 ho—Room and board, tw. battery, also radio; miniature end : acturing and importing women’s oo : YI ; ' ’ 4 er a. lar: ‘— } fatisfiied with etter, mentioning aiar’ lesired, experience NTO e —— exeprience and galary wanted masda lampe. Rap goo ignition, @ rd ' : ot. { reise nr neckwear and novelties desires ren — I fat "p ' 1) te] L “ . A NDY 3409 Texas av } rs ttler ox A Hogst-Dia gentiemen; all conventenecrs ery a e@lectr serv ; i wien tm ‘ : OX N-iOl, Os ispateh, ‘ ‘ , , - , amt JiENANDOAIL 4 garage equipment; ne bt A cng n iis , r’ : reciusilv resentutive for kK ansnas. Missouri and ‘ ; ( () . 809 \ alent me. VPrASTAY GIR] Anolyv ; nop Yor on gp Ades “at Cae, otf ra ‘ P a $e s Ae ae | agnd t boa : €v er tative of ¢! company eelling ¢ ' ; C “ete ee , Cou g dep: nent, state aricationa, | ; > 1IPpAaCc f 0 OF «=, gon wale; 2S. competitive spectalty line: wond i ' ¢ . Iowa: draw ing account and commis 2 > ; tI. 7 na line F3 LAIRDKiSS Fé Ke rene. ——- Park _ becit wn me. cay references and salary expected. Box R-7, Require the ser lt CS 0 A ft - 7 ; putter: ; , ' ; ¥: real on ortunily; comm) ission bas!s, . mee ‘ ve ee a ; ' ; : ' my te ay A ' “ni BCeU | . ; ; SHENANDOATHL, 3974A—Small room, w! > n 144 . . , 4 i} ary . i ‘ + + ? = 'V i 11 i ii ‘ t Piel sAT 4 ’ *Es4 ‘ s* -A’ Der } . Tv Peat Dispate t) ( SAl-ESMEN—Heap makes $500 a * experience necessary con- eerasarv: give detail i atior Bon: iZ 2 mb oidery (Yperators — ' Delmar o) , selling our new «un and peanutd aper : . 3 aay will B nung “ { ; 1.28% _ u ror inform at lOn, as r : 4 ge ; lialiil BLabe Simm j j j : ro} PILAR - —- —_ - _ ry ‘s - - ‘ . ach “>I ay ames B denne 5 ae ‘on , ‘ ~ for couple employed: ” gentlemen. Grant ; ¥: we start, Chine to merchepts; no experience remults u want this ter. , BOX J-383, Post-Dispatch, god Wages D ‘NEW YORK E} a et ae eee coe , 1D y Cates av. etween a | aaeke She Coseuee ee ee ee 2738. —— : ° pod big commission: salary and oc y “rile full particulars about vot ‘ -- . . . Tate eel 7 I vs tne ty SUNGaAY irom ti a 0510 Ls 4 _ . . ' er ay. -eltween App y ‘OS Commerca GB.. th tc) SHENANDOAH, 40R7A Nice warm roon: : no in- 7 ireeis A 4 . } , q))% e rs a | ion to mer? who prove ability. Ment. J. Henderson TAthographing Co.. dve rtising spe clalty Ssaiesman BON iC On = for 1 or 2; all conveniences; meals i! . t wf . 9 , at) . ‘ »] ‘ FR ‘oO ne prepa ed 74 — . D PER , re r 9 ‘ > re oe Tes - . — . —_ ; ~— Co.. 175s | wholewale, New York life Bidg.. on H. Cincipnati. ©. ) . selenrey for ellent pas rz Candy SHAN SROTDERER: Experienced PRESS} - First-class on ladies garments desired. Grand S694. City, Mo ee =- : a AT : 4 Sa veer Eretitn ositink’ x : 4 _ : for the Followin VigTA. .3931 Nice room end voerd f for depari- and domestic buttons for retail] and Tailoring Co. 4 two-price al -wool van mace weekly -— complete ee ee eee mee | HOUMA LCT gg pete ; . | NUR: ' = ; . 4 Al — a9 Omtho | e. — | i now x in te]. 1630 8S. Grand (G9) week. Box 410 P.-D WAVERL n have no objec tions to side Hes: big, a hgnat .) ee vei i wo Mah rs & ii ssinr 1518 bt ick : m2 ; ~ ow read No | conven 1 ‘ai . : | ii . 4 ea ‘ a ¢ rey : eraesaaa , ric. . Le r ’ d AL ri ay. NO : _Sales, _5628 Gravois. riment siores is offered a wonderfu O SonenM istant hens vila) Peper of Yperie: - m7 i ‘e’lnal ohinage weepers _ 7 beer aed in- ca | @O! periens : " ired You 8 in- Gloves reel ange goog DOROTHY As AMPSUADE. =** vs ; ” , , . iS ckedane aaa Te ry tA ~e | a1 necessity ysed aily, opportu- les e T lie Co... W-170, | cago, nN). all-@lectric. Auto? antic pow P on eae nto. 746 —~Koom and board, i or “ ‘ i 4¢.4/) = ee ee ee 2 ee West | BARTWER. 5418—Desirable room, boa: 4 | S. Dying and Cleanging Co : 1408 Le O35 Olin > ae —_ of popular SALESME N—To oarry line of in —Twudle your profits eelling the ie) hg .- — an AGENTS ; WANTED -WOMEN cover! ne larg and 1} t { St $2 $34 ‘ ‘ : ° - PIL, ‘T_T RSES A PDiy Josep! ine Hoer'!l- ' “a ‘ To se] p hes washer in . G @emaii towns in ' 29.50 and $34.50U (including vou fit) ‘oF ignted adver ne es idan . , : . : : . » Ah4 : _ tal. 1650 S._ n % $. 7 “ . wr ph » > : Mm and apecialt: + ; ~~ “sr me ut nal 4 \ nbs | . Scteh + ot-wate jeto: Miseour! and neighbor! mission), worth $40 to $50. qywer : . of % ; ' . . oe Ess 5 _ - — Pw AGENTS To sell 1o)hGO6Women , Depart ments . win home; h ‘ . t Vi , mission: : ) iformation, ‘ > : : ” ‘ it, Suar@nieed lining: wix-c 2#Y men @al on 300) , Y : a oa ti I vt ch ieee tue 2 : Pirrer Drug Co.. i9 Davis av. Mobile, Ala territory . ¢ , 2501 World a ~” ty , $10 H0O0 niu | 0 , %. : Shes ir is ite for era! pe We require service of a few more = ; — -—~ = | e e r for lady. Mahi Sonday, ° urer; ' ? fi 2 . Ss 4 if i ; 1? ‘ “ite @ wire at ‘ t ‘ ’ “ or i : na a rr . * by ' ’ ; : us rs p eB ( . : cl ] i » tC ‘ a, VU . Pa ' Be ’ : ss . ‘ ot- water at. Mission basis, for Missour under giase and is super- B Nag. P } i Kixperier ; , ; vine = Cul Pe ARY -STEN on 7H Se i °: nay . 706 Wash tn ston, _ (ce) “ also single room eultable for man o: ei! t-edge proposition fo ea losm so teal yyy te ca i. or RY yr FOr er + pn : a JOSE + ait ae tae pid ctation and transcribe | SALEs us” cperienced, for toy de Stationery vets cage: oe = - loan Floor has the rea qualification. co the : i 2. eadne-egag de te Plagne bebe ytd e 16 poliey at statis on fin Se Pac ,- rate rar one nachine ~ a? 1) niy Sunday morning if Lindell: very convenient to land (ey) | @imbition to succeed, to oe meetla: Prices. | dest ; et nal vriting. Bo ? CE Bet Boyt. . 7 rance e ne having : Ath st, ———‘¢). | AI Olive car or bus. Lindell 21983. te) soliciting Pe a1, "Boot. mts to anduetrial p planta. penal > * ewes ss pros onal and sel erviee in CLERK at el rol edi or artment | ‘ eae ee, ee rF exper.ence , \Lis! Lh. wane: oes + la Lee | oys CAB AN 56454-—Large irons, room at) 7 A sen AE DB Lod, “a zs a la t oO} . ate ‘ rad in om a : a0 > Gn eanaen een ma 11a }) "roa { he e]) r ted home om _ | ) ~ yore "Ide , tc Ace, uD > , » Gignifiod, ha orkin eh >. | coaduate HOUSEKEEPER herle. on verar es: Be ae VIAKERS () al] ne twin beds: hot-water heat; two iow high experience and thoroughly re- B kK —_——---- --- BSMEN: AP PL CATIONS BY AIL | ~*~ a DP ou tity ok A ashe : HOU SEK EKPER gy aac parts; colial and neekband lable: no others appl» Barbakous, n. ¢ e CABANNE, 6903 —Nicely furnished. x01) /' INTION TO angen Se ppp lies A, saps. Ppcoenes- sone - — with ehi ioe P-85. Pue te} ' wee dui tOie eS ee Delmar and Hamiltor (6 ff and hoa a! I s ho > 4 nan 7 wv | rnhigg N ree) i] tron? rel if uppe nity to eadVva perinaveut. state O l B CAHA , 4 wWVa oom an > pr not eanentia:. who m GROCER © P ; ove . . ( i! sige low iL ' ' fi i 631: lat a Si! \! 43 ‘ 1% P a aa SALESLADY) orto yn CABANNI. 5541——Room en4 boeré for 4 Re PeLICAiOn intervie os | averay COLORED GIRLS at MG CO., 13th and Lucas and “gag vacnum. ctem fore work. 44 ; ag modern private hens BXPERIE: N nach ety o, Bat wre : blo 3 ’ _ u a z| ~ War | y bie bs. P Te " : pry ’ TOHO0O Mie] i higan. ce Tel , era cly - in Apply Superintendent of oniy #£ronwt mT Te family; no other — ers Pores nee On (‘hi ppe wa, to) 9 . e , ee ee S| Men’s Furnishings | —ccaveuen Bros GCG . mode my nall depos't on oaanniam Del- | BELT. ig16—-Laree front reom; ezcelieu't a es : w a. . & 3 to “aie. . 4 . i VA ’ ’ / | a } oe f 1) " rt ar “> ‘- __ P time 1010 Ss. J “hy MAIL “ME REI ‘ it ltr r¢ an { ' jes, WEE Ee . ou 7. Tt J. ° es ; r" te U«ds ‘ j oo . SORTDPERS l? sued drv sorters rorml woe : ou id . " ‘ : ny) ployment \lezzanine CATE * 9§50472—Room. and woe rd “options N= eA i ep: "sets | IN . AND _ tae % a ‘ , 4 i dete ‘voy . =6- ~ ; . " . we gn 4 tyke vot ° ‘ — ' {era.! AY Tae ' ; be ' a go Le " ges ‘Vat ‘ ’ gf ; ‘luct P le% mt mi: . ‘ ari 4 } . ’ ” s£46 pr’ vate far » Pe orert beige. : ‘ SOM aru ea x, a ~ A. . : eo ; a2 Dispa' } f we oe . ate ‘ . mad thi rm ‘« rAyi >] ae he ‘ er eX be } j Aneed. \i¢ pire iA \ -~ . «t , ' ? ae - il . Floor (‘ATES OOo: - ‘;irie. @& real home place ts t..| PORRITORY OPEN POPLAR. Tio| SALESMAN. "| rine ee ae ee week oo'*-' LAUNDRY SERVICE, 2023A| Fide | re ' | hoard: twin beds. __ (ot N 2 +“ BUTER an — —- SALES A Pre sersn bel m ve ATT (pecjence ‘ er I . nw ae (ftp @Vat"e ~~ Wh pr . . - : . —= “ATED. 6030-—Lar Be Sursiene? room, ae or tray- ; ’ AT PR obs 25 = me Morids greatest enveiope J ) () ) mre ee ee : } ence eauired O44 Was! , Morgan st “yi gett ° > Bae eee ai, convenienves vat ese, mort | Paap" Mot Botts ae peal 2500. env Sun Ree) HOLLY WOOD-IN-FLORIDA | (oo tspencnet te woke an Ti HOT MEM AID White, goers nweenore, MOMBan st. (07) | *hctne“txnerience. to, sell electese wowing | CANVASSERS and SOLICITORS | to large bea’ ph rral "33: Bt. Louls; Pos’ ‘ WSPATOH. Ul BO x ‘Sec . 1 . “ : : Ss. OF (a ; p t | 2 eS : . 1) - ‘rT " ‘ ; ; sT ~( 4 1*y2 , ; "¢ - ' . { 4 } bie - now sles for city and ema’l towne. eat f ee ert oe ‘ation. ¢ Cabany 7 confidential; “AT 4 . | ¢+ cr ») i¢ L \ / iC | s™ | MON STPRA‘ . & >| nal Cora 4 ‘ ' . ae mE pe ' age. @ ‘ experie a -: ao ne | s ‘ ’ | piv art needlework department. 214 Tines 'RMENS 5000 ‘% mfortabi a anit — | wal. ay Bary + Ay $50 oe = ANT Ve" ore “paRTICI’. | - _ mir’stimas rds } la’s cal @part , we; t me > ; . Tew ( p bi-] } } ¢.14 t . ee oy ’ arnin My : bn Hida , 1 ¢or centio —— oom resenting manufacturer © “; oP NAR AL ' “+ —— 1 Min OneBles>s wite ana atne rood . wate tn de. ; | UR ee na -- Ba ag FP tomobile Club, | ZiT MELD BF — | = | m . far'-ee ef ling ponular- pr ced adv ‘ : Lilie, 73 3 ; a * ii amt if ' : . * tow a : : oy “e P . 3 : , | ' . , why _ . - aa De same A ‘tomobi | a é All ~ = 0 An aad “s “oe A. FO ATe ee. 0068 “Rag mB, wien noe 4 fo: ing to the Speciality iine Seid from phot ~ WOOK | ~ "7, te , men, ae — > racy , | — _ da a ae ' . ; N, _. ‘ oy ‘, ' = ote ? ae ° 4 Pe ae . " -— > ecunt «t ~ Ww. ' Hutchine a. Aran 4 o: aw ‘|. catalogue, Commission, 25 per cea warted. Good unworked tervitory.| French Noug: andy iquarters “~’ aap “ ee ceees at Memes Gt ee eee (6 Post-Dispatch, © L.ESLADIES—Re! factu care Goneral Delivery Clayton, Mo($4x, | CL NS. 6551 Lady emploged; © #he ’ ’ hex é aon y . Veapre , : et able week! y. We have man 1 - ; ; > , : ' | ‘ er a . on P| ‘ fit ; i : ' ~ Ve,» re te t rial’ uit ; a o ’ : » } } hee ‘ Cc ? n — ne .¢ ; Bani Or {uu , Mia net —_ : , rT) ‘ . — i : ‘* a @ ' r mW ¥é e pig . . * rie — . ¢ com petition ever wor a.) a SOLICITORS , neat ‘ hrist@mae artté le are re ue uM ili be de: best board. re 7 CAN\ASSEKS tongs he vou had any newn. | CHAMBERLAIN b4i17—F men who have earned between een mH ; —~ | . “2 ’ } \ : - ae — —_ " ; oo ‘ eal ‘ . at , *% ‘ -—- - | LMAR ts) roms with Tm at jeust | ant Ell esroreon. = t. , » *% nt fer mmis , form « yn ie mnths ah om Bs A at mit 2 | ; eres fo : ' . — ee — - - SAT_.ESWOMEN- F ; ‘f . an front nam erred Box | SALE SME N rr ¢: . | tract. »p d territory it nail ¢ — faaitte , ay cilia ine od 2S —— dao : or, on _— orida dev | > Pe we | —— Full or part time ' j ‘ . = mds , ‘ ° ‘ = wo a “4 1 t 0! , } wero? 4 lie ’ ; aa : ' - . Pnon? tae , "V4 x rr) tr) ; . . o—~ : tee 4 rs} iw Ah mim Team anda boa rt : : ) | . | : . ' | : : $400 Oy ” a ; — po’ } ' ~v) ot) were laden selling | smok vane buy one or more of our m Silp = : lilis Friday. ;erseo Hot ™ mt om = ' , ry . Paahinge 7 ‘ . we Nt tunit'ee for big tT . rec | ‘ , het 4icdkt-—Bingie OF P igarette and cigar lis! \terss ~ ris reference, pre " : DRAPER ' utp (; -_— increas'ng values, adver ‘s r ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY ad. ousekKrening: sleeping © rt ron. ie - ‘ . . Wine —— Sher : “es mess —_ . - eler ‘ ~t 5 es A, Se ’ . . — o) nee Rid — ~ , ; nt, no paz neon ior |. al > in be 0 rt itt ’ _ +. ee el be > Sa ba me orton ‘eo. > a 2 NOGR AP ik It J. Peters, 1966 Rai'way ! 2 - M AN) IMJVARID-€Y oure pay laun- » ghar ed large fromt room for ’ vor : : : “EMBRO ate ( Egy } ‘ ger oral, i cadena : gi% e b wone hums ver. » oe ° x 5 —eezelton Pa FIV Ee . Tr) TRAY ' | RRS th ‘J _s 7 . vate horne ‘" at ere 1e@F on ine where harc cones r i- ad . Ar ary }} c? om } nan assy ae . a ee oe a il ee ae i? —- . ¥ fede ~~ orn Ta at . rment Co ° fort wii! b ring re eults a nda build = a! LUthegraphi: f (a? , ; ‘ ae - en: ” were }’ ‘ost I re . ip) I B R ul 2 Dk R Y } P Ie K A [ aie 2 ne a or wakes. 34 © a0ann “t PFACHPE} _ ith co lege edu ! Twrponasrate new meme beauty Ra ' Central p , ; op peor a " vid : ' eite Leriliecr > ‘? > 3 See le - e i? ——— — = _——- ————— D, ti! MNAnNent and profiteble trace, pr , : Experienced a EE = - atic: f ition as representative in’ ment: eell dealers $40-360 ver we ous CASS. 2607 A—Room for eleening, with or rive Parkview 239M. tila 4 . —_———— ; . ’ . rf ext ‘ry c “ ¥ 4 a> : yn ~ rary ’ Tw - ne { - . r : 4 , pe rience ivy t? s line not essential: P NE BAT rs} - — -_—-+ ( - il a ’ y Ar | MAK E RSs We at Le xt rie e.| i ' Ton P “ ork tad ust he earn rel road fa re expe! sence u Watts Chi. A ‘thout beard. of eo 7 ‘ r,! em - 4 > . i) : ’ ; * ‘me ' , ’ trim r ’ ? . : : . : > | y ) . 7 : © ‘ x pes : nileeion proposition: interesting all t} 7 . ir more = NO ji B i> ha mis ; asi ’ a. ore a d a monary bn > wd Matron ne Ss ela ’ Th ugh preparation given ‘,ordon TAd. AA 101 2709 S. Wells. Ch — —— —— -_-——_ - so — - - 53G larg? front freem for . | work: not a gide line \ ie " conte ai? : yo Noe I C ‘~. p.’ at once OS pt tA Av ork. St o; toe ul . rvics income. ad- Caco era te “y - meals if desired. Forest 69751 full particulars, — | ' . ; ae” ae > ahs et RT yi, ™M ERS — . Px- rye ,aer a —~ : a . . eee "TT sith 67905 -Mows ead @: oer, need Lirne of reek nae brand garters. a SAI, L. ~ AT} ’ o 7 r GIRL Exp mencoea while ceneta! hou , — : ‘ —- — : -- ~ " 7 , Le L ABADIE, “7 A——seom . ye ‘ a fire? Pew m= owt : ff rie , ” : 7 P A bh 1 4 T ‘ P i> G2 . a * nle nA! | 4 ; a 3‘ a * . ’ , ad ar) ' : , - — . and re ogg ee . Specialty e\e. -% need s 1? OPppe RR | | N] Tr) wo abar . .! : y? 44 W 4 rt \| TT 7 INE RY nerien ced ©O TT } ° 9 : les ; ’ cj 7 , = ans ———— MA MIT. TON aNT) yt LIAN - its mn a vorofitable c ration Make $° to $40 tte > TON TR] Sw ne rien oun , iry Pee: ae : ) ‘ li um 4d A 9 an AB nn Viewers . MU! I. ANP “9 -"j)a—2 men eoome: execiient meals Cebany ais! bot lirect and mail o: rdere. Lor Proof Turne } ye? = ed Ad , acom a oy “ . Exper.enoed cop) , if ® "4 ; , $6 560 each: private family fat 22°05 — wenithy man and woman TIER POOP a e6t aris : ; & . . 4 ‘. -o er : ; ’ : re ic) 4 -¥ , fo *. ve wetter, experience. ace 1efe ~ , ; " » \A . SOM} PHING NEW jon io ~ = ieee Sa Ae — mane : . : Ades — ‘ - ii (s. 4 ‘ 1] M ral 8 “Mie ‘oom 2 — -_ Db in ‘ ; © - ” sone - . o~ : ~ cB) | feriitery “and” fine now ‘selling, MMM L—. —~ r earnings Iimited only by your appli-|Giki-—For mating. ©, i. Nicholson | MBRC._CO.. 111; hington, ___te) | CH OnGay, © a. IM. OSIERY SALESLADIES | _ baatt®, 284$—large. room noord, ''" | KENSINGTON, 3037 —Neow Bad Sos Mfg. Co. 17 L. Bth ~~” tly ® RALLY BMA’ os ve. arior sant >&o enccemanaé 2 L . : a \I Il, f INE RY A CO H 4 4s 4 4 . —— ° ee far ? all eronrven ences gente 9 mm tas !on nus e] “1 ing . , GIRLS.—Over } » pack candy. Here LA VEDA [ oo; Mm lL. _ GARLANDS ee Oe eb el) 627 “as” OO" | KENSINGTON. 5176—Hoam. excei'en' BS ; : Ss a : . - 1) ‘_ Re tt oO” ai righ , _ . } , MAGRAY Wik. ‘A, 204-5 Wainw © t Candy Co 51° Locue at iy Operas ors on pation’ hate; good ealarv ing; « od heat Lande le hoard second flow: eentinwous het « r : . : res, banks and stpre Bidg. “th and Chestnut ER ' : - hor rk: nos ' stead) position. .LEVIS ZUKOSKI MEN. | - | eS 1) eS * Tarors 3640 A—Room and board fo ir . Gommeponianee ahaa eae MMA Pe gas 2 | AT RN TION | | Mh , in « youn £5000 1—Wv «Dp neri ~ a nrident ) oe CHEMI PLUG APNER Pt... S0°2A—-Room ed board, ‘A! gene an ‘ BRherif@an Koad (ite ago et > Le : ett ve , natch ; , tt cs - - pe , and ; ae ee : . ‘ f . has , M ap f J \ }. I y r }? Y I A | ( mes ) — ge . and ‘ : On { ty ali conventencrs pri ate a. ay : one em oa , Salespeople ppor ini v Ki 4445 oom isat . 7 : 73 fT 7 ' 7 . a . ' Po . ¢ ‘ ; . aa = a a : . Al ' . 1% . ” Ai PEs Ae 4 : “ rt opees : eo g , ye ma ‘Ww ved rj "eee" - , ‘ ’ ' hw “i 2 ‘ ais, Wash ngtar eH Ww rr , onan Vie want a select or « era , ‘ young lad» A * 14) LIN ie ° . . ’ ' led is " , . = Tie ja . ; , . Pos - ' P , . : . er . ~ «ery r > Ff rT} r ' — a mrehin art) ; e\] washers equum ee ‘‘hicag rdinary 1 n thy net ’, GIR! White gen , Nae meh confiden nu § noking roa WOO) | > a Tx pes ante . - 4 fan THOT NOET! "> Niow'y terns (c2 © , . ' ad ae resistibie | * ' ' ns » com-! . . ) \" TRESS: = pe “ : ria Not te be confused with ordinary | . ' ewes tres! - o c=) 1200 Pine. vp. m. only. (c ee, 1 ; fi a a ye work purely o1 GIRL - oo) hite Pier. as noi MIL I, INERY bay! ER A TORS _ Ndi — | See enormous profits to right people. ROO iM ro ror 8 cas Critidren wanton Fo. aa 25 ~ se ome 7 v | THISBROT - - — aut 4 ‘ ‘ | ~- (6f ae ernrr ater w - as r : — — - . = : : no > ah . lence 1, OC C@maryY a is boar nee Tt os care . ori\a home » ae : ) the ii MAGRAY REALTY ©© , we! 415 Was! ten ATTRY == — Must have experience o spe 5 ; —- wr ee Da ashing ’ { &.... at “Nq ic) Forest 6410 men. couple or 2 girls. Pr! = te ' ri. - ta lal "4-5 Waiowr igtit Jildg sth and . ‘ —— “ Gives A, lake osre of baby : KILSCUMA N arts ERY o© ic live st. consuner. Bon A-4O. isPatc o#*-LLo wath - a . » .§ ; ° a ee ee. ee — ‘*

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A TE NR SR eee on ee eee paps mcg ee ee ee ee eRe nnn” ore. ee ~ te ee * a — eee eee i = : é. ‘ . PEP A oe S11 ~ POST- DISPA TCH. ete - an es ee ROOMS WITH BC eon RD—West | = \PLE. 5941— arg furnisched " quiet, re fined ome: meals + 22S iat ’ rr mi. —- a — AN? > 4180 Meal« “emiiv #e'tvi- Ca ba nm ’ MARYLAND, 43°20—Room and board t en ‘ ERNO S Ly 4° 3 at rd. } ; : PERNOSN 5045—Fron ecuthera exposure: sonabd's. VERNON, 5364—Nice vrement to Hodiamont Pereet ®21 457 WALTON. 1215—Roam working ec ST week WAEHINGT Nw 3942 ex - ent meals front INGTC hy. t . a acer eres: rea - i Soon _EMAN tnde nace 2943-——Two front : were @5 50 ; 4 i——r" ome, house. Milas! eT rn ZULOCA si? N—4 rooma, as furnished ELAVeENTu. 4058 % —Neatiy furnished Teom;: e.| converiences Trier 7944". .~ ROOMS FOR RE! RENT—North Fal? 2136— Nice room, twin beds: is: 2 nts or couple; references, (c62 FAIR ao fron roots ; no other roomers Colfax 196%, (c’ ASGOW PL. 3020—Nicely furnishe room for single or coupe Jefferson 1465 Ww GRAND. 4034A N.—Furnished vate famiir Trier 4086M G RAND. 3619 “— ne ight SRANI 414 > Neatly furmiehed front flieor weranr ze furnished Tooms cr cm @ " A > work're won for light house- nrect ing Lo - i . Northwest 4535—_ rooms, gas _ >. - new paper 18 month Soom for home — Twn housekee ming iern: garage: $9.50 “a fe« ~ WAGOSMER PL. 7510—2o onecting *Onr ee- ™ term reasonabie a conven tren we come -? kKeening '‘@r o* ~ izht housekeeping. ney 4232 . mkeering ee couple ean “ eek ‘to 3626 4——Nica, iored. Aft nicely ore ARSE NAL. room, for emp Pa_perec :- @&.1 eonven heuse -1 i—Foome ight tor 47477 Aka. 3969—Beaautu v o- _ private family: oun ventencee, BPOTANTCAL S3S8l.—-Tywe warm reeme. sleeping: $2.50: gentlemen BOT ANICAL ¥v71 A—Connecting front Resuubtaptne Park, ton care, , t (mir ” pece ona- ‘ OfMp- BOTANICAL, clean. ee mg rooms; sink range. sak: Compton cars: wa>©rn 4 > Compton 2 | 3310M. BROADWAY. 2129 TOM ’ Bu table BRVADWAY a ro mes "aT AlAt PORNIA_ oon ven ences _Thira floor. oO ALIFORNIA unfurnishe‘ mod.- |; empioyed coup'¢ heat. 3553—2 housekeeping rooms we eA — Neatly gentiemen, furnish ed ~ iso R om. warm. brigh: 1 Park and Grer ‘ ice warm eo a and bus “eal Farm Vandevente- [TT Lace ousesarep SEMAN. 4102-—Twe ng. Park and furnished rooms neatiy gon FB icelr furnishe + ** : co np en enorn N 7lSsek ee D ot _ week ho usek*e> arge. fror + root Kitchen s 3 s—N os 39 58— Room = ‘th rand ©314M ae 3869 A—S_eeping > fly, Grand 3086, Frnt anec A xD. = th =a G LE AND art fam 729 . 22 —Larme hounekeep eoping oom newly — areferahly cou- die en ployed, Ultable for eouple, with on- MINNBESOTA 6611 gas furn ached board cpticnal preferred. Riverside 4862J 1100 - one furn'shed; front room lv carne shed light nd- | MIC HIGAN. MIC Hi GAN 3147—T wo furniahed aso sma back reom, ats Housshesst ng. gee A se or te.eDn _{c80 rooms ef et eam yea t Rooms for light house steam beat. conven *> fur ehed THOM « 3S ie usekeeping ws 1o— Sleeping nm room: steam us* ' ; ~ . Drivrate famiiy furnisbe4d es ening @° rooms ~— en ? , : ee ba a emir not . ,_ ROOMS FOR RENT—West BaRTMER. Baad PW ell-heated | ope or ft employed persons. any ed or unfurnieh- furmeh heat. water, second fieer fromt; own- pow ene sme) ere home, housekeeping room, _sieeping ream. ec} BAY. ARD. BD, 11084—Beconé fieer front. peatly furnished, for gentiem*n mh niy, —- ? RAYA TRTA —_® reorma, complete for Mee me + private home. Frest _4839N BAY ARD ic) unfurm she } or an ‘ 7)! arr T enjen OAs or wea1iw. RAY LARD. ‘ewe “1304—Furnished roome bent ousekerping gas range , a — ~* +t ; rm" _ ae a nc rL re “oor eTs ; near Delmar an oder Ilad 5 ee icl 713—Large front ! emen. conveniences ipie . ; reasona. @ ioe) -Steam- heated ” Toom., near De first floor epartment. - warm. show (4. epa 1158—Cosy. family -_— > private Fane rooms — Tm shed room for ne. relad room. S4 wert housekeeping room garace o—H a Fo recom ad $4 my $75 (oS3x) werm third-floer : new . eat 4>* ch enette. (¢) frent Beceekeen: ng: all con- car, oo unfurnisked recom g oe een Se Cal Grand . (Ss) KALB 3549—TIeo roems furnished for housekeeping. men er ceuplea TC nNTY, a a ee orivate. > -ear a gentieme \—r urt shed Rt “hen . . YO _ “ strtctly pri- 6. OAT heat MICHIGAN > testrabie rooms. fur- steam heat: sink. Tnhisi.e! rooms for or'vTa’te _ Darth. - ACnt Nousekeeptin MICHIG e er aa tem t ras lect: nt water. | ENRIGHT 4540 —_Frone ing rooms S, Stare, a bed with —Z or 5 heusexee>- ng rooms. oor ven ‘ences. Ca>d- any 1155W (e) private: Soest tax ge 7-JOMS FOR REN T, With and Without Board—/is the place you have been seeking Advertised here t today? ROOMS FOR RENT—West ENRIGHT, 5811—Nice large front room | all conveniences. e655 | ENRIGHT. 5558 —Taree furnished room. | with el) conveniences. 1c) bem me §211—Front room, soutne ro exposure: gentleman. Forest 5249. (cs | ENRIGHT, 5101—Brient, war ¢ Fe 279 ENRIGHT. 5816—WN: celg furnished room for 1 °r 2 gentlemen rivate family ENRIGHT 61°5—Choice south room, co ven ent transportation. rest S44¥ x ENRIGHT. 5844$—Siteam sleepin reom, for : home BS 50 week. Delmer car ENRIGH1 eres home front fro: heated ewner « 5Axx—& EVANS. 4465—Large furnished Tm and cenvenignt; adu'ts = EVANS. 4° nice’- furnishel basement rooms electric free Gren welcome: $8.50 week: private EVANS. 4016—2 cennecting ligh: neat? 38. reeoms. gas range a= furnished CHOUTEAT., gg uicely furnished ret fleor; employed peo- pe. Grand 3635R. (c) recom. gui conven: PA MOUS, | 62°9—Front for -oup!e or gentlemen; CLARA. 1319-—Two (hire fleor connecting housekeeping rooms. Cabany 2418V “LARA, 1337— ¥ imnighed rooms for ~es } £ or _Heoving 4 “abeny private Forest are star” a Seated she easona hie rnished raler fam- “OFrnRec?: front A. 80 — range. @:ectrici- front with emai! kitcher- nable to refined adults 7 5804 \—Large front mem w un econ? foor ara 3075—N wely turn P= > ‘shed oom I PTtIONA Jew'ah — “Tent —— nushed comp os Forest 747 aig _ seam hea t etore vusekee ping q' EXRIGHT 3eean — We'l-arranged. 1 or: roome, wth ktitchenertes ( 7 “ht bounssiesp aiso @eeping room FINNEY. 3704—Furnished rooms welcome. FINNEY. - al isgneca room or S709—Light h board ousencet, og Drivate ia) 4494—Lar rs. SS - PARK Bi... 4336—Ho asekeer 4 25.86" first t floc P _ Cast i— _arge room 4462—Nicely furn familr: 3d flo: JREST PARK. in private s! noe: in-ivory room: pri lences. PARK. 4494—Th aiso first-floer ‘a reasonabie: vat “e@ FO! STAIN. s0ne— zroat __ POOR Forest 6516 ¥ CNTAIN, po aE em and garage niidren. ae . Test 4154M housekeepine ) > 7—Cou Dany nah urn} housekeep- bec har as rales? McPHERSON. 49465— a partment BR. ort- vate home: gentieman Le! mar LO34. McPH I ERSON. a vt 30—small second flour TOOT $2): steam-heated apartment PHERSON, 4742 A—Single furnished room« 84 week Delmar 64445] ic McPHERSON. 4033—3 connecting ‘fro: housekeeping rooms, steam neat - M PIIERSON, 4~ urnished roeome with bharh housek repping M. Pe ERSON. 3950) ~ rt Pow fT) with 49723—Room w'' Dian m: hot “a ater heat - 5: . SHI9—S Touts, steam am-hea , ‘ ‘a= wWupicte svi LSC a " “—T wo unf znt Comfortably furnie! kitchenette na? SH Furn she i gtr? @.s0 #8ng ses rTreom “-PHERSON, 41 housexe*ep nag eulte, HERSON. 48612—Compietely front housekeeping suite: steam he fur? . ia + ~ i Vv. 4008A—Neat housekeering. LJinde?) ~yvnforta bi 9492 4 472° ‘large front -PHERSOWN : or hq@sekeeping ~~ 4512—Beavtifu ’ in 48u a.y warm. oe +. 3S8—Ho Jeekeeping Lette private . 56194—2 7% ate he home a heated reom: furnished ise keep ng rm bé Were savbasuans Deady Mm enty « a inhe pie 1157 room and Ble back room. vtlemen preferred o6f0 weex | VANDEVENT 434%—Neat 8. reasonad.® i 4° 35——Pleasant frenmt room, sineses man: $5. (cA2 4°53-——S‘eeping and house Tr) @ 4548 — Neatly furnished ms: reasonable. furnished | furnisbed rooms: g00c ping room water. 444 ——— oupie, gent 5ousexkceping private; adults -—2 conmecting front em iences: private entrance ‘c62 609 N.—Apartment B: vecroum ard ‘ ‘a empicred or ERNON. front IZ VERNON, 6 private pene Te VERNON. 5 Private home. VERN ON, §2349— a ;ERNON, newly VERNON. 5081 furnished complete: range, sink, protestant. VERNON, 853 32 ticaty § necting Too com p.etely — rnished hot-water heat: one-half fol: cas VICTORIA. 6107 —Lare eouthern ; Phone he bousexreping Dear bus and care ic) = ™a. {mn aepartment: 10useKeeping: Teasmadie izexeeping and sleeping sef-eDing sUites complete Or x om .or gsD- rooms al) yr eet haere rTnisaed ences om an Farm Too Bs. fa housekeep ing. soem, twin beds wee lee keeping recom, wee x ousek a rorTna. a "Ss rooma, seam , [se 814 furnished wo eason roem: all Wa LTON, 524——2 ; reoms, private mf _rersity car. Delmar 47a WA GNER. 8205—Fu End Cabany 39473. Ww. SHING [TON. 4° 7 A-3S—B rooms: kitchen Dmv ete, WASHINGTOR. 401i L— howsekeeping: siso Din WASHINGTON BL... = = ~“~*"Ding rooms. WASHINGTON. 3712—Lares © roonr.. sae = WASHINGTON. Gays after i >. m. WALTON, 01 4—Niceiv conren ences iN. 4~ "saaneen ee TON, 4566— housekeept w AS! SHINGTON a employed: reasos Wa sti NGTON “75 — Cae . beds. gent $3 . 5 w ASHINGT *ieening or i | mo 7 LUN abic. WASHINGTON. 4508 to share with young (sec. 7 = Fs - . s+ ee rec 648 twin —~ ee yr . Cornecting f®ae0° a @ ——€ $343— Apartment BR beavtiru — — ° — evec. private reasoned Delmar ——y oveliy Treoome eve Ty ‘ ‘om fort. 394 reasonabie_ hen ted “clean pi tv ate ‘558..Focusrkeening chee Wi e¢u ta — | PI N= kitchen. sieam SUNDAY, [ DECEMBER 6. 195 FOR RENT —West ais Loon “ a . ~s 37172 geker ping ms FOR RENT—COLORED © , »rend@ ; ei? ROOMS IN SUBURBS _ 1 —y a ter 2 Wehaeter ; t wa‘er a ss *S Pre La . with breakfast . hea carege ‘and : Ww (ats Vi af *. "rT “a4 e* ORVILLE 7 . kh. In Caiboux _Box hb LS) tt ee aunbar) BOARD .- id. —¥ oung ‘amiuy preferred. Box wWited—Ryr young enployed, ret ia enewer wea fF ace In ‘ral Wa Ace® ah ise their va Pian ecatcsa RD Ww ot. — Lady empieyed amily. te return fer ince refere “ss ~% DOMMATES WANTED ina ady v Ai -— ina? » Deri iren *

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OP ARR OS ER a Ee). eee ~ \y Dist D MBI Ro gee d “ee, os Wort | _ _ROOMS FOR RENT_y oe peCHMBIR 61925 _ 9” ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking Advertised here today? Post-DISsPATc me RC » M—.52 x x nent oar tose. gecond-f loor | , $9 e Bay . : 5 — FOR RENT—West ; , Partmen c | ROOM—Ani aeeh, We —t - i 4 NaTER P ae 461:- Is legan arly Se bel pay $1000 ext ra for the week. POULTRY MARKET mas. cc) is wee f" _.Phone P "ark vie ew 361 : le front be yg blll . + I be protested, and they compr»- ‘ce and Poultry y Prices v nchange J st ao | ROOM Beaatita ah Looney at Bay, Aids Turned Foe mised on $300. At thin time Goa) 00 as Waeee Be f er at natin ail Ste ‘am heated apart, ‘ : ) -— = * \ aoe f Wat : peat. —-r ~ Man of woman. Par nent J . Te i "biettidhed steam-heated | came back and obtained from Ga-_ | ST. LOUIS BUTTER, aan } AND POUT, . . f ieetieoeetee “4 | ROOM—45xx ; 23 Fy ’ as iy ‘aomp! eted: homelike atmos bel a number of-.canceled check 4. [RY EXCHANGE Dec: 5.—Ee and noel | c masek e | _ front et — : ” ‘prestige “tj tag fy prices were generally unchanged t | | eee al | Box SS gt “ yap! invited . — ect Continued Krom Page 2. % pres ige and profit in the under- | made payable to Looney, which had n pigeon section squabe were fi ae UI _ —— . {ov , . . . : ve! : : : leat olf hy heated: gyal enbinel: 2 = hear | R N OWNE it = id : *. — -_——-- - 'vVieted “ : ; | Dec. 5 Or hnouseckec;,. | . eae i IOME-: rH 4250 2 roows for light | dis t consisted of stale bread crumbs ered over in Daven port, of crim- had “squa wked.” Two nights later, ' prima) oe ow ets the official «uota- ‘ Poet.) ~wIiTy , "ww . ae , nge ho le ive , , rie i : a : . ree ‘ ay F igh. iow ean and ° . = . F — . _? FF p - As Taeeshing; range, ot Water, U “land raw liver' rhe only suit of| inal jibel, because of a story pub-/as he drove up to his place at mid-/| vtous ciose in local markets and “eunee. : Creamery. extras, 500; | : COMPARATIVE LONDON. Dec. 5 Arthur W. Kidde , 3 T anas : fi " 41: Rey onds > , Last wk J ‘ a*. : ‘ j ; ’ editor of Bankers Magazine and finanets ished ight Rus, — West. : 1c) lic} , , tio . p= ; ad a. 60% a te . cate shed by the News abo > - : ' shaoata! nme @s received from Kansas City aod , . : ' ‘clothes which | is known ever te it a young / night, there was a fusillade of sh 4\3) Chicago markets packing stock, 33e, , | ‘ editer gt the London Morning Post. in mnele Foom; | . Susiness | exclusi yo PONE, 4115A—Light housekeeping, | ee : a.) 6 a Peer ai en Delmar 3802 ho : ople, steam "heal $5. = (*) | have bought was priced at $7, at a girl just prior to lLooney's return./from across the street and a near-|! Hieh ta ~ —— Yeat a. 2c, long horn, Pa gy 24%c; : , ‘ financial review today says ; ’ “ ; " 24 be ‘\Is . > . patentee 0 - = . . , —* — A Es ‘ i es, , Or iorne c sles, yA ' ‘ ’ eecéees ‘ ' ~% : x “ a Sateen heat onver cncter hens ae nih PINE NT $3 0 weekly, | Pawnshop. Pedigo declares. Looney | He served several months in Jail, | by corner, and Gabel ‘fell dead. | DECEMBER WHEAT Hints, 26 ec, brick, 24c per : i ae ) | ‘| neon“ sapected to develop from Genser 2 ORS ‘OUS#k ee : mu = “A802 Hoursekeepi: g. | never paid-for it and was released. He had Looney's| There was plenty of excitement, | St. D177 te re fowls POU LTRY “Fowles heavy, 23 . orses and atte : / money ’ aqvens mn ane, ae ae we . _ “he 4G , NE we nat hy ’ ‘ : { +) OTe or . ‘ ‘ne , — . . ’ ej a ‘ “ . : “ he . , . . _ — ‘ f the Jan ¢ ‘) re Lan rear . ’ fnde'i 940" ae ‘vent wer ely numished. ¢ Base: first, wecond flovr frovut, c) | Onee, however, he decided to go| "ete for $16,000, and was on the but little official action. a rs, 270 | 4 i , : ae ” : ~ ae DTS yi : 4c: No. 2 turkeys, 20c: turkeys *-.-. tee e eee ee ree eee oe] rthe aafreement and it ia coneideres om | ploved; reasonable , ladies | Tn or 2%; all convene a phonograph which he had ac-} Rock. Island, and a good many in|were sitting in their Marmon car SF + 71 ™ € 3 ducks. 20c: geese that it mav lead to further developments Lee re ee ewe any eitidinbinsheets ; . ‘ -anen - ; , Al though hoge ruled substantially lower , arn ‘ 7, QP connecting | tm : -_ oe Peg) Day enport, were selling lis uor, and : e She otel , , } Mul 7 : YOUng guineas. 2 a ss . aa en Fas later in the direction of armaments § arn tifu ly fur reo Nn. j f }) ec as ] art i il {« f fre aa fi ] in fi ont Ped d th . h rman H . Me ~ I 2) 4a * ‘ vou lhe guineas 1% to th LA ile National ST one kx y are a coneequent relief to Prurovpean br dgeet« .| ROOMS~—.2 | ig ruoms, L larg ' ' , , ’ | | es rm. Gente houseke pind yet aheee peo a : ic) |negro prostitute. Then he bought} ™ost of them were paying Loonéy’s|when three curtained cars came JULY WHEA'. ‘be.. $8: young guineas, 1% Ibs.. $5; ! Week. in ee Sette ye Ay Fy ps. | Moreover, tt in belles 4 Rng x _— , Nat = . as , 7. , 4 , » , : . : , - ta 7 . - ne ee | UL > ; “s © — c ri] 0 ntivy Mattain u) sleep! ng Post D. aoe West i rh Pe 4335 —Furn 1 onan r Ling a silk shirt and an overcoat, ana/Collectors. There were enough who around the corner, Frank Spang- |: a L4U 'y 149 4b ri DRESSED” POULTRY — Turkeys, There was bo pronounced change in horses yes nel y+ "é Keeping "out rst flor: n: | Ro aie patch. a ) wide rove; # poe fh wr, $l the |did not pay, however, to furnish! ler. who was Standing on the side- |‘, ge 10 143%b 141 md Dicked., J8c; tur keys, mess et "STe: aperontmme > Ess sat eee pp | Ruropean enSonsreqnenss fre we ¥ th sh ay —- ---- \ New ‘Yo , = ‘ . ES pete 30% | urkeys ' . — at t . e aunport to a ep ‘; regular hotel great the , 3782—2 neatly furn shed | only bath he knew him to take jn | the News with spicy copy, and its! w alk, ducked into the Sherman bar, — —— * — | 2 turkeys, 23¢ 2! | pith po LOL the previous week which Waa | ye Ag a peace and interna- . Te ' a 7 CE t-ER COR! ra lec. o ane . ! dav sho Neva Ths rir vate fami) oe a and Wee ing rooms; “' # ater liwo vearr His attentions provea|C® culation reached 18,000 a week. | shouting: A EMBER CORN, » 38e; and 161.00 i. seenaes ae ‘the “aasen tonal Sreeneen: On 6 cee eee wala i) eee | ae Very att : front | UNWelcome, whereupon he sold the It made no pretense of printing} “Look out, Looney, here comes | ¢ | 16% . ae mi srhet “ext roa — ! i 4 7 ‘some | ation loan, in which the be er -} e. uti | , ane P “a rac ity . ae ned ‘ ‘ 4 ; ’ "ce ‘ . . ‘* r : rr , " I a» , *» . ar ws Vv “ sow an n some “) : extena nn elephona oo private home B00 re uy , KR, exoouent neal. rea overcoat to his son, and the gilk|"€WS. ofher than these scandalous | Biljburg!" j}R. CC. 76 74% | @206 — 120@ ry ; pages: Pg Canes ; lower start for the week. seiling Serenle ote eB P | Water Put 1 Ye ’ ; and kitchenette ‘ aT eae a . . Sa ‘ , ¢ ha pve Pg ee ne ee ee - 2 ce r ; a Kaine Freater momentum later in the ‘ ta ry if a Fa) “ } i “a ae S ‘ e x > + rices., ; —" Ps Gentiles only. i eee ty ,, ON Vents . —tHousekeeping Shirt to Hazlett. After his son was tack oes wee chureh no ' Connor Looney drew his revol ew = ae “Vv - a | cveree. underfed. underweight. eto, aot Period and substantial gaine were record. | oe ee duly appreciated but Te. © for 1 or : | SAR ali a. eee 32. eT PINE omat alau eeping killed his son-in-law ie a | tices and “health notes. iver, dropped behind the side of the s J 8 S2%b 2a wanted and salable oniy at sharp reduc- e? in many departments before the close. | lection of the prenosed logn to the Ger ired; reason. | SARA, Ll | ‘= Housekeepin : with kitchene(\ | te OR a ne (‘vy Hiazlett fell out with Co ar; » To N21 4 @ ys 83%, Yons Soring lambs. Se to 16c ver Ib. | Compared with a week ago beef steers| man po syndicate ts fous intalligib! na... Cad ing 35 an $5.50 £ Me 2 ae as wearing the overcoat. A frugal \ Adie ‘ oul wi /Onnor; car and opened fire. John Looney, - . : ait sheep. 34 5¢; bucks, 2c ta Be per ib. figure steady to strong on the better hecause. fa genernily wnderstond here front. SKIN ERIC Ne; Delmar) eee we. 3: s- terme aie | pores man. was Looney Looney, quit his job and started a /although armed, ran into the hotel,: — —---—__— . —_ a8 —-- - anion Bho ee receipts ip g00d com grades and fate hl — on the commen, a 3 ‘that the $40,900,000 oon will ree me "1K" : a ady emp! y . i me, #iticie oOo milite o ext \ ‘ a} 4 Vy. Paley “ 50c. en $12, Quality Was silentiy improved over | ha King 2 yg a Sy aie . on ee pe : ; 7 . pariment, regi . ‘ ’ ' 7" , np . ‘ i . . vy sme P unfurnished hi 023, for two: hot-water heat, manenelte; | ‘sleeping room. | town, or who failed to get prote: felt mafe. Very soon, however, he} Looney fell, mortally wounded, *%. ©. 44 oe Sei eone s “ i pretiom, _ 96.78: pe yp etd ow + We gi ee roid as mqnne 2 oe ee 1 ’ th | ‘ I ‘ ’ } -- . , . — ” me e _ ” 7 . j eitera . ca re: ; } large received a terrific blast from the; while hig father crouched under a’. a ECEMB F R OAT Suan NEW YORK pe joa * Butter steady: demand. Sa! les ceoend at $e to $ 30 re laeesucoral' arate anlliion® without eeie- e | totem: aD U_conveniencee, jit housekeeping, cormnpletely fur- | Hazlett says, was to get the loan!) News*which put him out of busi- | desk inside the hotel. The redoubt- CM. # i 41% > | eet a Pett 2 ae Nd rn Ba RD ‘Improvement aig | ine the rate. ea a : a I a Ad SaiysS, é > pe oan : f Po ey ; » Zae eteadier: | corde. anar i) ° n rooms 2 TAyLOR. th: : te a. unfurnisheg TOR TRANSIF x TS. mas lof a policeman or two, arrest the "&S* and linked his name with that | able Pedigo opened fire from the | ._—....... “MAY OATS ~~“ 8 os ceipts 010. “re : fathered extra rate. | canner wradea rea: hed the. hig heot Raison for Rate Raise. e37) | - sf . ‘Her. | ’ .—- . lia - _ ‘ m , — 44% 45% -% 44% -%b storace ; ; acifie Coast whites.| the year. Beef w ae : TAYIAIR Mer oP: 3. Vernon; ciean. & te a> Bs na man take his automobile and of a married woman. That was second floor of the hotel, and one | -—-—— —— a =~ ‘ a. +1 ~ | extras : do firsta to extra firsta! to 6, showing 4 y ‘ . ™ ‘To comprehend the inside reasons. ua . ris - . 4 T? if ) 1) ° é ’ ’ . ° . , ‘ = 4 4 Cs ; ’ . , . . kitehen | mar 17 44. apartment; gentlemen, pir ng eae wi 4 te. Forest 2I8IM. | liquor, divide the liquor with the the News style, of the men in the three cars was *] iS 45 1 45 %b | Deo OGe. Cheese steady: re ‘elpte SS.S43 Choice’ oe ae D0 le wu , : therefore, it le necessary to understand that ew 25985. | -——— Be respectadie US - : , eles ade Ot eR , W ’ ; , . ee ee —-- NE | os @aanne at ” to 50 and canners f change might have orca: neies ony TAYLOR. 37> N- (Becona ties . 'police, and send the automobile to| Proprietors who were paving | wounded in the arm. The man was DECEMBER WHEAT (NEW). N Ee YORK. Dec. pa ave ane eAry at 33.60 to $3 z these giter two clanges | Oh Speemee of ct of conaiderable infle- ‘ , ner Mcp herson)—De : , , T ney's collectors complained that | Dan Drost . rd: ~ vie wa as - ke - . Owing @ gain of 25c ie bull T to two causes: first. ' nie: nd 5 dy , seton s00N) eo! T aA rost. > echte 71! lai 4y-17Ts Lit ' by express 30 @ 4c ree | tion, hie wee due to gore: kit n ro Om L pienty | y ate ' $ FOR RENT—COLORED the BH Tit In New NI XICco, th. oo > ; a “.+ ‘v firm: nricea une ana rer Dre eed Doub ree pt ton Ae ‘largely at . “|m surplus of credita tn the money market ; 3 ee ae 1e WAS taking evervthing ’ , MAY WHEAT (NEW) . te at § ely to the Government’ « ;UD L Nit mN ] 392—N ly —§ rooms, for colored: rerit Pour INngg this time 19°11 and 19°99? loot Cash Drawer. ‘AGO. Dec. 5.—Pouyltry steady re- 0.20, heavy beef an mala made $5.50 to ~~, A _S. £50.000.000 in war ; te« r jurni iF * ic*7 . , ° . ~ an > j 4 ‘ i. "| a 4 mt Zone bal { ¥ a) c . ) A .* . will share | Suitable Sor or fad inden ALY 4M £ the fend with Billburg raged. ana |™44 One of the disgruntled a | “What did you do?” the writer! - are alts Re ine ¥ rs ve. Shae Abn Be ae oO and canner offerings registered $:3.50 lown @ividenda Dec, | In addition. how. NION, William Gabel. In June, 197), | i! Z ths (KMBER RYE. r : Sie rere vc uD All classes of stocker and feeder cat. ever, the recent uncertainty over the }asked Frank Spangler. rhe youth- Q5! wes ne % ‘HICAG Dec. 5 Pot: ' Trad tle proved strong and active “teers gold! pank rate caused the market to refrain . : e ae wd *4 “Tes Ha ' , J -—~Potatoes raairg® in a Popular spread of 85 to &7.50 and oh f the weekly treasury ‘ful collector grinned. : fr: iarket about steady: re- fons reached &S from purchasing fuliv th MAY RYE total U & sh 4°0: r e end better Sharp irregU- bijle. which again means further borrowing Ota ipments ; larity featured the trade in veal calves. from the hank ber the Government here- took what Pedigo SAYS Was i. on | “eee, _ ; on TOON?) 42 te | SPRING. 17 8 (fae Two larg “tur, | tion, are numerous. Loonevy’s rule. ~ 43> on. = = eI es PO eens om oe 6 ad $8." m- on 4326- two pnishes hr unt . there were Feveral encounters. Was ted reom; is oa al o ’ Le) a Gouin » , bit f riTT] pee - : P P oP dé ral ‘ nforeemenft agent wean AND dpi WN 2727 Spacious, weli-furmshed none fata Hours was no match i t ; EVENTER 7 " | light lhousekeeping: ¢,- ae named (;,0ss arrived tin town, ane “ , Ty — —_— — furnished ry = _ suitable for hgh ' — for Looney, and, mo eover, he had : 1 told Pedig® they were killin ' , : ' ng poems. ome or two ae rent. okt te Clete fe rnibinat) ri ney asked Chief. Cox for officers to | the “old man’ and he ny Bhi 1a 108 109%-% 104%-% | le ee sin Mi pony A Bye mae toon rH ee 15. demand, best lights | gure i¢ the bank had delayed this move 7 ; 105 a ~ 7 “yee i] “-. i‘ }t) j P TT) \ : ' ‘ P , if “aT? ips airs ee? Ch. reac he: a top a , in one s'age of the ws . ‘ f the uncertainty front :oom; . - Ith hea | nished , : Ps : os ’ P ~ “ever: laces we ; soe. russets., $9545.60. ” Oo . ment a continuance oO ’ (oA? ) gas ant electrics oo -. a ’ ti flersun LGW. anal fhie nalice Ile ats idily cyst ATs 3 rte ] sid im e “a Pp ‘ ; . | for his gun. he replied. oy looked COIDIS, GHHaw Ct creamery extras at 3.50 | Southern canner year! , ab! ' : in the bar, so I ‘trimmed’ the cash pee ak - at the week-end? oes 484 c: standards, 44 %c; extra firsts, 4 strong at $4 to $5, depending ‘ns oight | $naetee but Mf ic the meantiine the bank “ts : = = - a 4 - A furnished ERNO} orm for es : DAN SUZ A—2Z eo cere ae TOOTS HOTELS } ' nn On t} a force *8 the (‘hief re Sion (‘orn ale waa hig) er The early 47 ft A! 41 744 °c reconds. 41 ag _—- -— ’ Ps ee = 1}? ’ j ( ; i » . P is » * yn, ‘1 mt) ‘ ier. ‘ ‘Cc: 4 . VERNON, 04069—Large fy { — sete * > ee Ned } Whe Sane | register, and ducked under a ta-| market waa influenced by t! Liverpoo!] 42 4c Ewes unchanged ; receipts. 282 -— Cs ‘had wished to make the present or + aren , ned - : - ‘ artily. ! St ade s '" . USEC 1S ‘ —— ~ : . ' ’ en floor front Private home. Foreet 1058} SSH INGTON, 2901—Front ' ' R OSE L L, wy ie ) T iD a | sag a oe } " t e } ble. Pedigo whirled on hir. Cable, report of 5,480,000 bushels increase KANSAS CITY. M De Fy Rutter | De ine in atogs. | baregseed. eo > '- * yy 4 . 4 7 ‘anne iy rooins [ irniSiie f p | erage ‘ , we . : _" AFSAS . 4 Des c. a Uu e ‘ . VERNON, 5465—Ler mma 9s: © connecting rooms, f1 a B. 4145 Line B00 an | his raids, two hours later, the So you're the guy that got that! in wheat on passage and report of betier| eggs, poultry and’ potatoes unchanged The past week's supply of hogs wae of | pene position was clearly recognized by gyn ea Tier: rae home, t ‘orent 1081 6J urine TD ee hed ; m nihis - } ow } ; , ‘e|.| Places were all dark. 22 bucks from the cash register!" } Argentine weather ’ Shorts euvered later. , aie i generous proportions both locally and at the money marnet, one 6S feta’ wit ter always; , RNON. Dei nds 1,, SRIDA furnished 1 NS, | Orniy and up: few Ggecorated, @ . , — , — 2 . . ‘© | Untavorable “ cr uve “ ee stock market as we . 0 y ing ‘room ee Wotees Bees, 24 files _ soe venience’: private some lent i « accon dation for ‘garage. | Rullets Follow Squawk. exclaimed. “Well I'll be damned! - . 7 ra vI ; weathie ver corn belt af- | VEGETABLE MARKET pin a1 Tbe nrnete, necal receipts | soon settie down to the new — and AN aenay ' res eS MLS kh / , ‘ : ; ipee a e “porte r man the ‘evious | } i ticipating ower rate later furnished VE R NON, 47 BO = Light. c ae Ml! 1497 Ws ++ — ,o-« ~~ hee . eee , : J ne eat and het | SH ARDELEL HOTET, ‘in Rock Ist@fid in July, 1922, and|the rap for that job: ere fa the closing market for | Potatoes Nominally Unchanged im ¢ai‘for thie wack is 202.900 heavier than | will check this drain, although it will prob Week-End Session, last week This increase if receipts was | ably not yet attract fresh aold supplies ' ' omen. |, man, "ERNON ORR RO , RBS . | na managemet ker ana | t ity Was nusually ray. “— , . 99 ‘ke’? _ | = eeping | sf LG 6 beautiful _ ROOMS IN SUBU amererrs ae re hel oa i) Pa “ Pe at ne ’ riteerter sph = : ‘dn t get no 22 bucks, re~ | the local cash grain market soft | ST. IAUIS PRODUCE ROW, Nec. §.—— marked by severe declines in hogs, :e- — o call y. inet a 5 Inquire 5007 mm { 4431 f ita bie 1oua neh No “te te nt wan an bbe be Loonev & agcent demanded that (3a- forted Spangler. “Only got 1? pers Was steady Dut if better deniand. The re was practically nothing done at the actions in a few seselons counteracting ne — | VERN = S534J. fF witho: at “poard, for 2 or 3 peor ~ bucks. That's all there was.” * an “Tea t ~-e woeee week end in petato market, the weather these drops in price to some extent, how- : | ~ tp 0003A—S mall, warm Be ee = * . ee led ee Demand | “g00d. its w Faw gy eae Vack-end exerting influence. Prices she ga ee an te foe to ae h q ow] rooms, quiet rotestant home: RT. £66 (Webster)—-Two rooms, may, 1€ appealed to the corre- | 7‘ 2 ' om ” 7 were nominally unchanged. The only }'@ Drevious week's closo is 300 to 400|\ the bank rate rise. although your cor d:- ate | woman; reasonable. ‘Cail’ s keeping: hot-water heat. AUCTIONEERS ‘spondent, “do ve blame on |? : Demand Was fair. . wine sales reported were of three loads of good | .OW*r On the shipping and butcher gra. les. | tlong are entirely different and, but for room, steam _*V ening. ae xD B OAK [)-—(iarage ea pri. . nee Se a 7. aete SO FOU Diame Me: Phe | - at opened a fra oe age ~ ae Wisconsin rurals (two yesterday) et $45.75 butchers Carrying the big end of the de i Be efreumatances deserted, our bank Delmar | \-,- Pye athe: wrtihed meatioman mete x 1" “¢ . : first time I went out to collect on ‘a pene id t gaine, | delivered. ive in Sa deer 20 tek hog# | would not have acted as it did. for it te VERNON, 5081—-lovely south front , $10: Pi mer Lav anv O87 the unchho: 7 oY ot. a. Seek Coe a Potato price range: Idaho russet bur- | "@ached $12, paid during the latter «¢s- not desirous of setting inmotion a battle } Punch hse ard s. l che ated them avive OO; i ’ ‘ f ower an banks. $3 a5 to $% 75: Minnesota rurals sions for @ num ber of loads 4 reaction | of bank rates which. of couce, ‘a un- furnished complete: cle . ae 4 an, - ° ’ - ce ! a ‘ ; : . ‘ ’ ; , : il room a ful; ges range, sink, phone f—Front with breaktaat : cn he! 7s ' Greeks and dagoes Out of %90 and. : cor einen t. oS $3: Colorado russet burbanks, $3.75 to| Which set in late Friday closed the week necessary and hermful ‘to trate of men; re son- | protestant. ' : steam MEL garage, City Lim like an ho hea > ‘iieg "€''$3.90 per 100 pounds delivered. be AP a Ay 911 8) on best shi Pping | countries, ; — - lijlane Tal } to ” @) UD by ‘ ie : , ~e red hansemond. $1.2 os $i1 ras moativ the top of Sil. Mi) teat ‘*Probably the first effect of «a aher ti ~ a + ’ ‘ f ‘ fd . j , 4 ‘ - : ' ey o74 onecting y fucmiehe ee and ished front room ar noe h nette AUCTION EERS AND APPRAISERS | igo. “I says to myself that he'll 5 «a Devember corn 7O% and «s | ' $ = ‘ Tennessee nancy “eer apornely. The butcher hogs from 700 tea | bank rate will be a tendency tow R d ) 2 ; " * (fa for hou niernces Hiland _ ~Water he c. raven , ‘ average closed the eek S45 . - { ; eculatl rach housekeeping a one-half block He : sure give 7 : _ ohne a , P : ‘ ‘r bu hamper: Arkansas ‘ week Joc to | creased activity tn speculative i if neaz hundred ofr °t. I hat } re or \Weaterh markets com ? : " - 0 pe 406 lower at $i 35 to $11.50 mai niy. inveetment stocks Although aomne of tee REAL ESTATE AND INVESTM ENTS ’ yi Thee 21927 ears of he: ompared . ‘~~ $1 fo to $1.85, Miswourt S5k /The weightier grades were more numer apaculen tan in rubber shares i* bhetng done ®; adults. ; : VIOTOR. B056—z, dirty guy, he only rive : Oe Be hw ti? = bu basket; Missiaasip!, | first floor r_fror coping room, hall ROOMS WANTED OFFICE: 713' CHESTNUT dep AE ce ge ie S40, | Zith S500 a week suo and 170s: last fone, | sn oo Dee Se Beene steady; cab- | CUS during the past six days, than fot|on borrowed money. the volume of Lust- ag front | -- — | 2 Wouldn't you have ‘trimmed’ the pee om 1942 | "| bage wea quiet and unchanged; string | *°™* ‘-” ~ recently, There was @ very! ness is much emalier than before the wer | Vic TOR, ‘O14 ~Room, hot-wate . AKL. cia Wn. WHT . PHONE: GARTIELD 1894 mene : ; 4 ; modest Fupply of pigs offered during the! and henee the epeeulative markets are te 1008 __break feat if wanted, cash register when you got -a: ,,'@X heat receipts. oo a. wor OU TATIONS past week. arrivals running mostly to me- much less sensitive to dearer money. VICTORL —_ - * —? unfurnis } reoun fut , chance?" hy on . as ~~ ONT Dat _. Wee Cc > . * tae dium and strong weight kinda. Sales ‘Tt ‘tm believed the boom in rubber r rade meng 6107— Taree yeem. & eee u thy, TRUSTEE Ss BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE he All this in high good pek ago an pe) last ei 4 uded wectten' — 1Ork Danish and |ranged upward to $12.15 during mid- shares is Ifieely to go much further, al- iitenen:; days after 5 p.m. Phone Benton 184 We. Near Hi-Pownt me pris mara lceipta. were. 152.6 hrouRh co ne ONIONS — Northern red globes. $1.85 to | husk on. P Th pee with the * flay | though the idea is not necessartly base? on {c easonabie Box P12 BERG’S Incor orated It's All Right N ’ ! 302 100) ik ' LP $2.50) white, $3.50 Western yellow a 5 to 100 Ib. kinds at $11 ‘9 \a further share rise tn the price af the housekeeping | WAI/ION 614—Nicely y furaienes ea age i t} : P “O} il, nr Agge oe | inclur 4 2% ‘local and 7/| $240 to $3 per 100° pounds veminel. ho! oP aie on > TR were ‘are commodity, profite on the present basig le- and care: eerie eens Fdoted PH yy ry receipts ‘of “eat were 1 54. |. Satu New Orleans, 15@2 Oc | Det rat ats Packer ae 2be low. Cece beak rate while certain key | - weal: temtant, elate price, ; t AsO Mi. hs ' . Pe r . une ange nt | denre or elther a 5—? ) ’ we ano i O00) “ e, Corn | 15e to 20c per dozen bunches. tries are too denrese and kitchen, | WASHINGTON, 47% SO A-St ” large ‘eli + Postl Dispa' ch j a at ‘uant to an order of male heretoforr rade hy the Tre ferea in Bankruptey ww atch. . recep} gp 8 d tty Hd er vy eased "SPINACH. itoend-eFOwn: © 5c to 50c er i $0 to $0 5 Clo#eing Goon’ tlona for or a low bank rate to affect mattere. at. Sik ceechen privileges Wid—1 or 2 ee ed by for this division and district, and subject to approval thereby, we will offer In the fortnig} OO OM a week ax id 1.008 0g x. California iceberg crates 2 week are as follows: Go ea ee. : “The financial dietrict melines to the p ng rooms, | WASTING’ PON 401 = eome or orking lady heat, lect anu ~ irase, lor ¢ for this mers ? i] rijyets i@ following > n a it that follow ed ar , cel 730) (nw) ' os per bu basket . > if 6 iba $11 th ..% a Hf): gp hellef that he (lov ernment's monetary pel Ww hourekeeping ; a'80 sleepin 720m i Bes_"™598, Posi: Disya' uf sacdit res i Oo] 1d knit material, all ef the highest quality mi the murder of C onnor Looney — sats Pommpared wit ‘ ST iG -ANS-—~Texas ay 10 BPP" hogs. . 1.6 icy jaanes or sound conditions .n the new As i ‘ ‘) be ; Wt —_ ) , she revo ; - i y , ; ‘ ’ i ‘ j a i¢ i = ‘ ‘ ’ . * P ~ At) ‘ ' en . : abe : 7 » s. .. ea : Warn nm house. | “ ‘Gesing Bi... 400: Hou with a od “ante 7 bs i] bucked Up, A Citizens’ .* Orn ae tr? 24 ’ m 7 |e wre ". Ve Binh: by ~ © “C sf e ¢ u 5 er ul - - wet 02655. | 1 A419. Post-Dispateh ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS appealed to Attorney-Genera] | *! 1.027.000 a week azo and 575.000 : © “eaotte Eatiforaia. Receipts in this department continued | | (od) \ ASHING TON, 4050-—-Third-floor a —— a ° , ad 2 ' ‘ ay Fs ri last vear Ssh ‘oe —o_- | all eer meee Wid—ii wrivate family by un O10 Lacust street. Auctioneers. e ge, ¢ , ) ” Clearance re 92.00 la o S7 of fair volume both locally and at other a bie. warm, | — weniences. y employed; willing Nas ‘oon, beStoneers rundage, and he sent (wo assist- ig . Le le oo ge + me 4 ; ou yur | Sone’ an J - alifornia. large crates, $5 to | Western points but rue continued tol | ants in to taka harge They wer }and o () Duehela « * and sf a ok + York 2-3 crates. $2 > $4 _ show a strong tone ite thie feature. —y ¢? ~~ 5.50 Ke: Tea son- WASHINGTON 4140-— Large gece optional, Rox =f ~— ont ivate b . = ——$——_____ . , : , , _ . New oo a = | Sai 3 — e_ hath: gentiemen ; brite gent refer west; TRUSTEE Ss AUCTION SALE ‘Charles W. Hadley and RANGE OF PRICES. “COLL ARD GREENS om A, even mace Bes wel ee o ato NEW YORK, . A. suites, ASHINGTON BL. 4916, \—targe a rf 0 : id J. J. Bar- cs’ ageres ¢ approximate: 60.000 Dec Delmer 3602. and kitchenette: al a ~—e, Bie price, Box P-400, eee PAINT AND FIXTURES bour. = WREAT. te Ai "ROOTS. $6.50 to $7 per bar. | heavier than for the previous week and but This Week. Last Week. a be slightiy less than a your ago While na- Steck High. Low. High. Low e big end of of-| Stocks (cl) | WASHINGTON, 4753A—2 i ee | | THE KRIMBILL PAINT & SUPPLY COMPANY 1) oe. I inter, $1.89, Weevily at ite 7 dozen ro ee ; hob Aa ngle , Hadley and Barb 4, red ay a a wv eey ‘ ti territ« Hed ¢ ; ae n Our hac . a* oe OY ‘ » $1.75. v > rnia. 1.2 ve territory supp sea OP | WASTING Tne dames $ AND BOARD WANTED 916-18 NORTH SEVENTH STREET i Looney, bal they tore in nn tks ee ee ee vty| 2h ar oem consent, | SLAB te feslehed ene wee, & fair run of Westeme| (average & j 566——-Larg ad : Yy tore in. Loo.- Re fe, FOR Water, s ss » ; - 5 7 for | included. a goo roportion o exe je of 5 buble front __*“l*en Jul 1 or housekeeping. | —By geltiemat Cathol SHORBDAY, yceaprverennipes: a 10: -" A.M. ney published a last plaintive edi- red winter er | ' Weevily fans ~ “per bu hamper, oF crate, to 9 ’ ine wethers. Quality wae good as ijesues) ..132.77 131. 40 131.08 S058 = | Ww ASHINGTON, $474-—Quiet room Bay: no othe: board : Re -* 1 2 bri : » BD th al . ntained in a certain chattel tion of the News, in which } 5 | at 3 rariicky i /ALSO. Bate IPLANT-~ A oer" $, 0-04 om | $18 60 orien wane avaness t a. a 2 Wk. hast We complete or 2 employed: reasonable. wale or . A a - Dine Mie Sino, Prana igen es Ca ne tang ay , wien he said o 4 red. # §: bu baskets, $1.25 to $1.5 the ~ as acvan o ad Bonde. a | WASHING TON, 47 21—Large fre _K-365. Post-Dispatch, signed trustee, the following pronert: er at. great organ of reform having \ oO hard r. 4 | uN ‘E—Louisiana, $4 to $4.50, “par loads oe Ay pM *O (Average of 10 iagues), 84.85 84.45 or gon- or twin beds: eentiemen: gara m4 » Bo. ARD Wtd pop f il iy oa on DD rate ale ; ; eaten iii 4% ayiY, ae ot . “Cleaned rR , oo S ' o ard winter b1.7 | barre ‘rench 30c to B5e per Ib —— . re ene mu Foreign Ronda— 'WASHINGTON DBI - ployed. Phone Gram 1659W, nn Sitdte Sinema aeticnen Wii ve. ue . Dackages Dry Paint f; 'P *sock Island,” had no | ‘o. 3 hard winter, $1.78. Smutty at ESCAROL—Loulsiana. $3 to $3.50 per of Nae with | A Ah OE, (Average of 10 tasues).193.06 1038.14 fooms: all| room: private family, videos... r AND BOARD Wid.—-In_ Catholic i imturtes. Gate, Tyareriter Deal i Cl Ge Colors, Brushes and @ further purpose tg serve, and would | %4./* , ) | barrel. _, , ne ve | lambs sold for ‘the week at - This est ORI W, WAS 1 @ x _Sive price. Box P-165,_ P.-D. shold on the premi rill offer cease publication _— ar CARLIC alifornia loose in eacke, 7e $16.50, some medium guality killers and/ : | WASHINGTON 4345—Tlousekee ~~ - aA. oe oe . : ~ eniences. Ww ASHINGTON, “B05: 3e—Sleeping : macy Wants ‘pts as Ga a | = es aatas Was righ? = mo ~ rh , : $° to $3: Texas bu baskets $1 to 2h h gher r) ‘ariing wethers met | i wrist reer ‘ . ; | bousekeep- | ond floor front; _Sultable for 4 - ante —- an - Had N eo ” ’ advances scored Call . eee lc Ww ASHINGTON. “4915—Atiractive ; so. eo -e- weideriy ith @ Jew: adiey and arbour con, lefed | NO. 3 yell Rs HORSE RADISH —Home grown large, s clase amounted to $1 om Time . “ furnished | ___ keeping room, home comforts, P.204” “Pp “1 rem teh. cin | eo Mayor Schriver, © ‘hief tail a NO Dd FOLOW, 4 .¢ _ fue. $5, te $5 D0. and small $2 per 100 ibs, ae established for some enolee Month of pO a week, Ww ABHING TON “Alaa j j fromt “ ‘U6 pa nduianeueed theme Ped OX and O ‘lov ’ 7 ; -ALKE—Home-grown. 50¢ per bushe!. offerings in the Friday session with (october. September. Oct..1084 with. kite hen. ith private’ washroom avely AND BOARD Wid id mag FU NITURE AND FURNISHINGS ©a:80 Of consph: Mg with Looney | elie TE ad p+ . EF 1TU CE. California nd 75 of —— for the ity. * $12.26 to 3! u,) Unfilled ; , : fe fami vY:; aisvy laundry. OX }- t5 fan eale r) bu ote Ba | ee ne | or ast te a etnente lead 4 $7 ey tn 2% medi) im te good A 7, (irain Prod. Ue °y*. ? “oe . ; ‘\Vre » “el . Po ; —_o > ae aumee > ' 7? . . ‘ ’ supporte¢ ne iA ei. X ~~, ‘ -bae- P yl. ‘ oms sian | | WASHINGTON, cr paeante wor ey child evenings: references. Box fables, Dressers, Mirrors, Rockers, Om hugs, Beds, Chairs. years in prison and they are sery ng by professionsis and an oversold | ab , s: a gy Ib basket. -_ Ch $7.50: plain to ia ie ah ya re, | Coat apr ses ae sedans . ceuen mea.s, accommodate . . a Disvs aa pufiets. ‘ictures -urtains ame Office “urniture ao { — eS : } conaith caused ; rally Closing | house > to per ) ask opners at ucks canners, | ; ispa t« if I ind itis lture., Ing it now. . gher » the 4 ¥ Homegrown, Tbe per bushe! $3. F roate « b.8 fat kide | _-- 204.415 202.152 206.514 here. ‘Considerable interest te peing shown here over the poesibility of the New York Federal Reserve Hank -lecision to fa.tow — -— , “7 ’ 7a ‘UT " ’ ° . f . y I te 7 7? vr : : , " ie U ~ JC pe 2 Z : ‘* : ; . , : for lehe housekee ; gas range: | he morning of sale. : Sa vill start promptly at 10:30 a 4 le :, a oe a. nae * €1 72a, | — 5 na | tne : i0use Dink: « ROOMMATES WANTED 7” : pity at , a. Mm. ock Is! ene. a this year, on a/! 75 % ne Mas { » § 3%. | inch llorses and Mules. | MM) ye : ’ ; : / : 7a AtMS CASII : | ! 1 - ow » a : - fA! ty WW t¢ } Une . 7¢ ré os k eder: ] j Cc ‘ ert 4 ‘ ‘ ’ es7 - , ’ ' . © : rn ce ior ; -? ry a ‘ » \ . “4 . > . . . ; bea: it} ful! ; hey room; mx Ma Apa Per aba 2 04 : ; iti N oD. ae | ‘LAIRK & SON s. ‘ he in ag? wit ] feoret. - . . i Dai — cae. ¢ ' rer -, | 7 - nacre fuliy t npn “ya front MATE: Was 7TT nag Peer , . Auctiones ith nierstate transportation of a Averp was , | a? are not materially changed. Horeee One | Ore ‘ 49 15.445 furnished ; | = me Apartment “410 De Ralivier Apt. | S|) stoley automobile When he en: | ' ower, tones | ' ee ee OE ee y e a ot quite as active as the previous week | Livestoc k o), . . 44,047 ousekeeping; WASHINGTON, 418] —cConnect — sen ne got | A ceciihe iy 5 mules. on the other hand strengthen | | RO 8 e- ———_—_ ‘oe: next to bath: range; , MATE Wid-—Youns dy to - sesihliitiiaaie s I back, he.was placed On trial in the | Aires che Beoeond loor Abie. a 425 We Argentir Ser , Pine. | ——____—_—_—_—_—_—_—_——— | Stare rom. th } Were & more rm ~ moderate at approximate! j efficiency We ASHINGTON, FSOF ment Ag J MATE Wid —Gen tle: man. o private , et sourt GR the conspiracy | couracin nougl me acricgs Comten| Review 9 . je owners| «to share with young lady. Delmar Bi twin bede 4633 Newhe: e ir uction tor }CcMarge. He was convicted aftar tell niavoravle weather ogy | horees. sound and with good mi ‘imanci le sd . -_—— — a ge 0. a ; , Site: & i pre: ims we b4gc to 2c higher anid jt , a — a ane ‘re the most sought after and —— ee oe eee Ce under a right good demand. apartinent | ' ATES ww ”) j SNectacwylar ¢etal Dice eal , . , rant ie ha . canees : 8.50 Ok td—] or 4 me u s! are a acuiar triah durir } at Marset showed ng .cesple | NEW YORK, lec. £ The inflow « ryt ait ee. outhern hors ae ; co as WA ASHINGTON, 4637—Sleeping u ' AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL mn OF STOCK Bi was found to be ates - “ye re ae cline in Chicago at times — ders in the steel are: 4 1 hoi du re unchanged howaver, ‘and sold ” well YINE a heavy ' rt dematr: ' lu and the sea ing the past week wit no signs of abat the money Demand included the NEW YORK, Dee, 6 Block east | mien etereamily: suitable, for 3: : | Wid—Young lady. nar 0 lar Household Goods Sale Thorsd ic *as " en pre erred, orest 74 aad ‘ ut i¥ ur regular nouseho , ee | every or ay af revo ar . ,sypre ak ar ‘art ; » of TH0 000 b i” may , os ; Olver; in cou The Judge sen- } rh . , ’ for December —T ; use classes mules with the medium Speyer & fo. and J. Ilenry Bcehrader 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AY. GARFIELD 8887 Bj tenced him to 60 days in jail fow | Samad ene na re eNeEs: «, Mii | Conaidered “favor ve new, vusiness | priced Kinds probably showing the most | Ranking Conmeration have concluded neg , be age Ml aatiiek “tame a “Cesh wheat p Was evidentiy in exce f the deliveries ions with the Ham} at offense, and one to five years | miums are tically on @ delivery basis | The mill demand was smaiier, but ratlroed: — for the purchass of $6 5 10.000 up of a ‘ ————— | WASHINGTON BL. 4808A—Neatly 2 ite 7 yy > ee ted | - a | furnished |. « Dished rooms, near car and bu. mn $6.5 ice ge . fel) | mar 4987) ee ; e home i "is : ro hig “with : W ASHIN (STON, 4503 (‘Apartment ll t Sa ; Pntlerna: : , ; I the » onspire Cy. ler ss a ’ : we / WM , ‘ I BP , ia ‘Otel SUthor lued jens ef *10 O00 00 of kitchen, to | Ww) rent to gentlemen who wi n ¢ “— ye perr inv tut Par . ern show independent rengt) nd jtomo ‘anu , LOCAL FRUIT MARKET ite marine cediparens eetns 510.090 2 | > wy “= «¢ as : . Piatt ri? Pour and lia da a i ¢ . ; ‘ 2 , ' ‘ : ' hie : ’ ‘er T¢ ri »| I j : 7 ured bw n alr meee fires rho ten ge ae. the a . methin irst-c! in emall . 1] were ir ome: rates | r @ . ) > Wt ~ Men: good nome! not finished. Barbour, rn eant! # use 1 ti by peop! ' deen tone ee "ae beiseeeons now In enerencn et Gene next block: | WASHINGTON. 56—tArge. well Vs PETE? ee nad teow bs Ode vets ome cash corn en delivery which they | Glaplayed decided stability with fi1 Apple Prices Stendy on Sound, Hard JO o/), OP PrR Oo. appraised at pe “t : ‘ trnin iad Pen elected to the &t. & Ai, i oo! ae ; he reno ig n 7) jal! inn ; 1) OOO Proceed@ of the ; ie with kitchen: t e State |} #7} - a @ , . me re a highs : ay »s ' and rruit, med to reimburse the compa 4 for Sibdieneiininns gd living room connecting room With Kitchenette, running SATE Wid.-—Your riy t. : ate, but was retained as a especial! « er wm weada tween ha et rather puUysang at increased 'T. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. De of the cost of ‘te eearoing feet ané to ou ri Fine Furniture, Rugs, Draperies, China, Fancy Goods, Etc. ; | pre | athe: | spole market, wae sendy ne “tag | feeap o thet- * 7 i zc. ranke and water: also bedrvom wit . share |'Helen Van TDa!l ‘ i 77 @ ee to value ome Le lepend 3 ood bin juliet 4 . ke - —_ , = ; ° a. , thing furnished . : ‘ Ale and Henry Au- | : . & bei oor in wal me (Ot Port on = hs i nivereal pe and Radiatar Ca. has sol4 ning Water nhone - A lh — i oa Ju : : | | ry | $5900 shares of ite common W A TERMA N.. Als ‘x ~T win ; A ‘ r Ss Ei i ie Tues. sn apie Dec. 8, at 2 oO’ Clock ane Bvenieg at 7: 30 f reve Ks. and kermil Da vis and Leon. | ‘ are ‘4 ] ; ; ,e? af ‘ 4 KY? " : "s fii te -» aP : i; ; ri ry ff £ ; ’ ZY: ’ ; » M. hanker re at "5 ‘ tomer yi PCONnVEeTences: _gentiemen. _ Forest ~ othe Wid —? ladies to share ile ae | , Weal 4 l’é od }2 f f f | | I ‘ "7 P ‘ ‘ eT : vv ‘ f . y ’ ; . | WELLs 5O83 ~Connecting } hou i eo C® apartrne 3504 De Ton ; -i@ Ral ' \ , : eanagg? Ai : an.. gag . nt ' . ei , ' ' w he j ' , , j ; ti re. a @s ti narad run ; ‘ shareho ‘aaan ‘at the eame erties, @ach he pyrene snag | f : West lioom set, soiid hinhogan) is Pe ; . ad ONnSOie “= . i x! for he my racer of (; } } } wr t rag qu + # AU ' ee ad au men yo rt — wi f j ‘ Cal ‘ . i my AY) al x! ¢ + ely roomea, | rooms, electric, gas, telephone ful —_— — wf t PI wrafths. ©} + a tookcases Gateleg Tables, PE at: - “adel, All ex- s ) bual , nd ti io @ .¢ aneth ~~ oes a the right z "es . +. m ‘ a . ri ‘ iT et Por Aj i é 56 i i* . , . + 4 - = >see . : - . , ° ‘ ‘ . ’ . . , , . “ r e " ¢ , “s ’ ll 53n) | WELLS, 598) onnecting house , ‘ ‘ ; ; ] “ce 8 _ a tn lage Tall : ) an Wilton Luge . Statuar . | Ce p Day is turned State s evidence, Market ¢ 4 lL. i. : , aoa oe . a! ' 2 ti | if a’ re hunt emane to gO o ore Denn hong ‘onal ey | — unsold sen. shed a th; = “ ‘" i i 4 * ater he At. rang. i , ret ) ; ‘ 44 * ‘ x on Goods . ‘ al ] ri pe ! t\ et; an ? the reewu!l? is the pre ne - tri; 1) | the - . ‘ a. ; 7 =m P : "at [owas ‘ ‘ ‘ ot * hve ’ ; > a -B.... zo "yg iud ; s tion of the offerin va te Bloc xholdere. . ia) VESTGATE, 702—t1'nueu deony » = .* ' ' : bs - —s rOvi " | —_ TO t abou Y st . ar rt. . ar o ane a . ovely rooms couple; ap artment ; share, Caban Mom a. an 80 #hare bea uti- Auction Sale of Books December 15 of Looney. The Other old baste nera 1 on ' nm Hom ‘ - i af ling 3 level ; binckt wigs at $6 and vere ,o' + n , . : : : : g 3 ; . : , “ae va” ‘ , Ve ri: , © AN . ‘ ‘ —. : ate " ; ‘ ple r ’ meri : ee 4 r ; ; ic62) | WESTGATE, 750—R for 2 young : 2 noes eee . rn. U. LEONORI AUCTION COMPANY followers turned etate’« o» oe sosed “ie ft . ctrolytic atiffe id produ: 3 ° rm ua |. Onerating ‘income of the Tilineie Mell *. . 1 -kiocom or - ‘ Bs d ‘ : Viden: e Z@llies lic lo ’ el fe th week . j cent . $: ' one t hana. $2 60 to One evetemn far ’ } mor ths ot of Li veiness woman. om 4 ; Y woe . a : our of reverigze. or hone of eo ad - 7 Tis Ponape _ t hx rota a i it lla |} > § New York ’ ee. 148 ] tee with egy Ont jona! Call Sunday, apa rtm Cal oe ' byte - i ‘ “rT? ae ’ | a SIME Lin) = SS student oo nr. ; er te _ ne a erat f ) ' Winnipec Grain Market. being dominated by t! mi das “ "an pa tir 1 a. 04340" WRETMINETER 4225—Warnw tg el RR. a ration from the state neue ties tua: ec ee — maumere bought bh m the gyreni: $ ilowt ” , to 91161.086 trom 1-20 : a . . a. ’ **,4 : > ¢ : r : i? ; ; Z : rT) ; mM lober last year 4 reome, | —@enine room: _a'l convenienwes,_ $240 Lata - Phe indictment under whic} rthern, $1.68: % ) 4: dip b , b ut v : a ee = me RG MB et thao (it Sn ata ; : f ch he ’ ern | .6* . + 4 . - . ee care | __ ble rin: reasonable E1554 P A a ana wt , ' f i R. U. EONORI AUC ION 0. is being tried is th. Iiline con-{[ > INNIPEXS M ‘ Lh , it Lee ' “SUM PION app I oe St po ana pone shane ; | | November aslee of GC. R. “ay ¥- Ce. — — = - eee, al se Lal » : =. n ’ MA [ ate AUC | IONEERS and La i RAISERS ler which any Person who partic A iN r i Wheat. the ' an SPOT a tiewe whi ~ 7 ve be tarday . The inet yee + : ; , ’ ha ; 4 - ve — " : : , . WA FA -f) © to al c r ; = 3501 -0O7 Lucas Aven ue Telephone, Lindell 2160 pates in al ‘ rirmminal] conspiracy « eas . o> , Ww , . “Peon me , mis’ o - ' . : ny ws RRS ~ Ce 4 ee toe. | : otal «BA $15.2 [a8 658. aga net 14 173 e «i - i i r 4 i 5 * ‘ « , , ‘ > ?\ of 4 : | " 4 %. + ee crete. | 308 - year eee. —_— reasonabie. Ter itil Re : ag ‘ aor * , I MINSTER PI... 4214— Toom man Bart > rn ’ ¢ ; ) 7: mo other! hen second f! ~. front, $9: ; “™} after @ » : - Olive. | ALCTION SALES WELDNESD 3 -, 2 P. Mi. and I RIDAY S 10 A, M. fheld fully responsible for any erime | Ma: rj May 12 : ily . port na of Mf > “ ~ ' an 4 Jeree Cie —_ = —- $3 ne "401W se 0) i — ; 2 (sf PCoTIN AZ PIRI AT h. sALI - I> ALLY l J w) 7 ) resulte from 4 il : x Hix 2 seo? he . t: te aa. re af ‘ «J , . «= * ’ ; rere ; eh! - fat nFR ———_ orca. New Yo. soy Coft k from — e* a ¢ : ie bathe com NOUMP keeping Poem kiteben: T . . aday : Bi: outs 110° 11041 HODIAMONT AV. ie hates: ca ; K | | y : a>) water, bee, also emali hou . Oo? ; ; Stock and fixtures wlll tnveice about 889000. and consists of high-grade line oO : Le xico © lagt time Ife te ag . ORO O06 47 i les mr . 1 ’ cnt -e * Special to the Post-Dispatch and freieht offers imeludet be “ Bewr ane " F bags = rT chi'dren welconr. gerrage. . =_ | , ’ . - a hildren’s hosiery, underwear, pants, overalls has a battery of } eerie ae an . id | e | . f piece geneis, When «, ludien’ an en ys , ro ’ oe ei ra) ra | ry aw vers lie has - ; “ steam WhST 1 PINE, 43990~—-1 or @ rovme = , ~~ 4 ot ij Al high-crade lime of tadie-', misses’ and children’s , . , ee * to peak! neti: aad ' , ) ve : complete line of notions. Se . 1 33.900-acre ranch at Rio ‘iba. | ture ) ol ar , 189.733. Quote; BD E $12 : heme Ae ant be at °0.506¢ in %1% os kitchen: steam heat; employed. AD HOT E # . ronts, suite and dresses; fiatures, wall cases, show cases, floor cases, window . ran - Fie Arriba. | | we mo pore =Oq] > : NEW ALBANY Ind 1 bem. 5—-@ales af etchunge on tondon ancfar wor! : Aen “4 . . feom a | . . . nectlies flatures. ete — in a tiaghit piar ‘ Will any | . hs ' ; 7 ee | , q s sf u ¥ Ss! ‘ ? ihe lvooer wes johacre i oo here vee hovine rate 40 rele lower woe rker =e LEVIN AUCTION CO., B27 Lucaae Aven — —_— . ; ® 7 ' r market w 9 rrr § ‘lose ; ' totale TUN) pounde, Tangimg inn +t, 20 rete | : o: tele orn PHILIP LEVIN, Auctioneer sympathy be wasted on him? I 7 Se t Oc tor tine granu-' 7 0 106%; Feb... $2.68% om $5 w $54 « hundred. Average. jnwer t. ho om : dar Ssuy no.. ‘ : 17 000 f entra!

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SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a | ——| OILS PROMINENT IN“ “Boston Stock Market | COTTON SELLS aa, - “thes 5 ++ & ~ . ' ' > | . ' —— NEV’ YORK BONDS || ST. LOUIS STOCKS WEEN'S CONS TRABE) | sommom. peek eeeerns* ct a l NEY RATES 4 } | e of today's highest, lowest and closing ————~saas ; a - By the Associated Press. pees for the most active stocks dealt in | By the A lated 4 NEW YORK, Dec. 5.—Market trend | ere. NEW YORK, Dec, § a oeane : +4-Di | J rf Exc J : —_ sales of stockS (and volum the Curb Exchange today High. Low. Close. poecial to thy op) Dymwy - ' ; wee LURE STOCK EXCHANGE, Dec. 5.—Total a 0 (includ- continued to follow along similar lines Tel & Tel rae 143151144 ket was very quiet again . Special to NEW YORK, Dec. 5.—In the following table will be found @ j|on the exchange during the past week amounted to 20,34 1.980 th ma igs on Hy. “als reg ~ on ag Bo Am Woo pee Sanaa 74% | 74%) , | Moved within a range of 0mm NEW ‘alee hiches ‘es sing § ade : c rT Re in ce ‘ j 21,98 © j|covery in many sections. Severa e hy Arta | 54% | Afte : ot ~ list of sales, highest, lowest and closing prices of bonds traded in on |ing 3914 U. R. common selling incents), compared with that had attained prominence on the up- Mat ' otis | 4: Sanunry Sa - re | Stock Exe | 14 the Stock Exchange today, sales being in $1000 lots (000 omitted). previous week of five days. Bond sales were $106,000, against $87.- [urn wi re given support which was effec: ~ 6 44) 19.470.) the aan 19.536 hn . , ;' , ‘ > ’ s to new|©& o ’ Quotations on al] United States Liberty bonds are in dollars and (|(00 a week ago. | high gas spies tantase, ane issued, | Carson saat * See of 10 t ig, ' ago thirty-seconds of a dollar; that is, for instance, a _ sale printed Following is a complete list of securities traded in on the ©X- | rose 3% points, selling to a new high at| Conner, J. Tf, of & to 15 Me ge “ts ‘ 5344 and Singer Manigacturt~g moved to | Copper anes as tether o i) points under eg a” l“ofow ip selling orders from the ™ — . local selling which was ; ‘ * (900 @7 expectations of contin me, ng pork of cotton to the marker" | & pri 99—°24 means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not change during the past week, dividend rates highest, lowest, closing hd Singer, Maneatis Td pointe | East Steame to increase estimates of ‘the . 4 ——— Edison Electric ...«+- cember eold off to 20.086 an) 99.4 rices and net chi: es ren: the previous cose. - 399.2 4. | p ( ang S being give n: Public utility issues were quiet due in Giljette ** ee ee - £ oy I’ -* iy ; 19.35¢. net declines —s . Weekend estes unene ce in London Bank |... (&\::« Total sales today were $6,638,000, against $10,783,000 yesterday, _,(tAnn. part to the diversion of speculative activ: | Fito® HANr s*sesces: atively small ofrerings at ~ . nm cCiOSiT ities \ the petroleum group. Island Creek ..ceess- the forenoon mark Mea ° “a trade havik. Bee Tet Rate, Failure of New wx ..1 - 9 . ek ag 9740,000 a year ag 9,088,000 two $. 300,000 u wee k ifo, $ i4 . 5U and $5 Trading In the* last hour was on an **e#eeeeeeee and January to 19.48. 7 Advances Outnumber Loss. ago. From Jun. 1 to date sales were . $3,160,425,000, against SECURITY, extremely large scale with oil stocks ecot @l® «se ees : We hic mn mé : points of Friday’ : > --— attracted . : York to Follow and Ktocks and ‘ ae oe — at ~ | - : i Ae oles Ms Bere: gen a MT age nae Ngee eet - ~~” ~ * OD SOc me so- ~ Noo Ow" OCD-)lCwHe © ~ a b . ‘ & , es for the Period—Bank ~ _— “we : | a | First National Bank }2| epee. 4 [S25 Ge movement. Several lower priced olls were| Mergenthaler .. ....1 A cr total of 15,725,000 balie ee Sharp Range of Wheat “""".“ ‘ We Sil isD-Ms of Commerce is a Closing Q J 99—28 99—26 99—2B5 are the Associated Press bond mar- St. Louis Union Trust a tT 30315 315 id3lo | Se ing Session Feature. 50 do 3% | he : ~|}amn Inv B de! — wee Dim ~ Wore ti Sales, SWLCURITY = lh a OP ee tes ate oy National Bank of Commerce _ > 4 in active demand at rising quotations, the | woheawk .. .eccsee--; siderably atove the average : | , = aoe) A ‘ES |) American. Trust o'. Weta eats 37 ~ ; feature being Lago Petroleum, which 80ld |New Cornelia ...... 4 or ( OV I BOND NIARKE I AV ERAGES Mercantile Trust i e ee! from 7% to 8 on sales totaling about 40,- New Eng T & T ane 7 SU Lib Ada reports. Nine or 10 these ‘ : iv I appeared, with an an _ Are Main Events of 4 a of about 15.400.000 bales, lah smact ib gi 24). ecccelececeeliese ; 3 t | NEW YORK. Dec. 5.—Following || Mississippi Valley T | | 4.266 4266 (266 a te t* UUO shares. North Butte ...ceces| 99—22 99—22, 99—2Zr Sat. Pri. {) American Credit Indemnit | ‘}—— — : . 7 groun demayded most attention partly be-| Cwitt’&@ Co. ...ceee- erackce of recent private - ’ Re’ oP been in the neighborhood , Week. | | b. | 45 3 | | . ‘ "6 / - “co! c « Bear, Sternberg & Cohen .. 2.60! 445) 20%4/ ~ - LOI—28 101—25, 101—28 4 r Ti Berry Motor Corp 2) Eo ; [+ +see cause of special developments including the | cuigg internat ......- i ~ é Soo 7k Re aaa . ii oe! 2 eee : 6 ¥6 ' | 6: stock dend o Standard Gil of New x | | ( rT IS aT Ci imNCH LNG |: i *s F $ L- 4 : } *) 60 i i stoc .“ divi mh c nN ‘ a . 7 a n Torrington are : , P . , * — y aes 100— °>5 100—22 100——22 ustrials ee O83: “A, 1 o 43 Of Rp York and the resum tion of aoeiees tock Tinited Shoe Mach .. lec. 5 The local market was 2 Go od 4% ~ Combined ; ‘ ees Fy, Os Brown Shoe pfd . =| ~ 1108 1108 y: South Penn Ou. 16 tant Da adnelia. Utah Apex 100-—°0 100—20 100—20 Combined month ago.9 .o8& coe Brow Shoe com : -4h-> rr 12014 ranged from 68 to at: a — (xl of Walworth . ne ~ : 7 (‘ombined vear ago...l. sae . ia ofl — - hata ma ry r? / f which participated in the Standar : Warren Bros . . enna uc Oo ISLC = be CD — ~~. -_! wr wie ? a LISS rus Ooxe Pe ess * — “4 The week on the Curb market Was On€/oO)1qg Dominion ...-«-- bales. of an unusual degree of activity 4d) pacific Mills ....++-- >%4| 6 New York dividend rdse from 181"s to Private cables said } ae fea set by ("50 | 50 | 50 | DU |. strength. The petroleum stocks 88 @/ Quincy .. «sereeeees, omparatively rather quiet the past | & o%e— PSE SPIE: — Bruce pfd indy 3 Wy LOL: *1 te ee above 190 Humble Oil mage a §ain — Liver cae THT TL a ai = . ‘ SALE _ Averpool had been off ; Sales. SECURITY. | High. | Low. | Cioee. | Certain-teed Prod Ist pfd ...... eee of over 7 points to 81 and Intetnational naan tn ) . 10i—s 101—2 101—3 INDUSTRIAL BONDS Certain-teed Prod 2d pfd ey | Petroleum which was influenced by re New York Cotton irene aa but ) ~ Leased VV ire from the New York hh ‘ PENN ets oon aa ‘ + > rE" Chicago Ry Equip com . 2 ae : ; 2. 10” 101 51102 Granite-Bimetallic ee Se Pe from 65 to 5J. - Glen en Ay 42/100 15/10014|1001%4 | Hussmann com : | . | ing infuenced by the fallure Opening —Jan.. 19.43: ; Doo | dling. 20.46. Receipts, ns during the next fortnight | A | = ae ; | i, | Huttig com ‘ 2212) ae ‘ ' ag con ference. May. 19.02c; July. 18. . an ‘1418 794 ppe | m Ca a ee ON os LOL 4, | Huttig pfd —.. o> ; ; les : ee —_— -_-~—__-_-—_ 20.08c. —_ . the world of finance and bus!- > + | . a | ~ a u *) salcamal lose lets | Myérauiic ress oe i V8 1. —e > a color the opinions of thefe | Am ©: aclsaee laaad| 3 6e | sl com a 1 H a .- wa | Chicago Stock Sales St. Louits. Spot Cotton. Chicago Cotton | _ aaah but developments to too Ohicle, "| 99 ~ International Shoe pfd +s : | reggae t cotton was unchanged in S® Louls| CHICAGO, Dec. 5. * lred confidence tn the | arn, me do com >| : : oar ga CHICAGO, Dec. 5.—Following is @&/ quotations: Good ordinary 16.50c; low | as follows: te have Inspir ‘ ce Am Drum. .| 10614 /106% 106% | JohansSen Bros. § 8 &. } 3 | 4° report ef today’s saies, high, iow an! middling 18,500; middling 20.30c; . good 19.30¢:_ Mare -USe:. Mag | ure. It ts doubtful whether any- , mn ae 43102 ~ 102 as "1023 Johnson-S-S Sh . , ‘ q7 | o[ pS closing quotations, at the Chicago Stock | middiine 21. 27c; middling fair ~2.45% July 18.35c; August 18.006 . ' inc so late in the year will arise |“"). rt 99 a9 | oe yy lhe ge nt a S158 152 1352 i 15: xchange: | — — & change the character of these! An) 8} +4 100 aot! opt Meletio com fe as tee” 18 : . § a ry 7) ned) —SALES. a en , . a pressions. Bankers, merchanta, 4X 10614/10614|106 4 | Mo. Port'and Cement | >) 325 66 | 67 | | OF 25 po ‘sul blag | 514: 75%) 75% : ptains of industry, rallroad presi- | owas pie. ! | 7 a. oe nts and even the government it- A S cv 7 3710614|)106 |1061t, | Nat Candy Ist pfd Am Shipbids.| if, appear to be determined that ‘ : . . “* @@ hk y : Z VJ ay Rem A Ist 371 87 | 86%] 87 Nat Candy 2d pfd sececel 7} a. % ‘a . Son" ent ; ' , ‘. / ‘ et es 5 Armour B .. 1 ; Saks & { oO “4 . 3 109 L109 109 Nat ( andy eom j 4 «* ‘ ave Ps | ps pe 4 ‘ ’ ‘ . " ! ; / ’ ‘ v. » re c Sinc O Oil 6s 27./107%4 107 (107% | Pedigo-Weber Shoe com .50! 635) ay 4 | 7 ype = pf maar par BBhe eountry shall start 1926 with a Since 7 ' . f € 4 / ENA RT te i. a P + Pad 3 PON Mahe s Bendix 27 ig; 327 " Siiank of England rate from 4 to 5 = PL Os 42...) 8 7 | Riee-Stix Dry Goods com »= ‘ . QR L Tr ale . r : . : 5 Cons pfd .. 8 = TolTL&P 5148 30.| 98%) 9 5% | Sieloff Packing Co 11.2 20! 22% | 22%! 22% -— H%] | 22: 200 Decker & Cpfigi. | | ‘Mate. Secretary of Treasury Mellon Un 42 .(5104%,104% 1044. | Skouras Bros ‘A 3' 930! ! 5: 5A ‘ | eee ~ ‘ : in El Dl 5348 564.1014, 101% 10142 | Southern Acid com .... ‘ Q5! lof ! Rife * aa 50 Deere & Co p 18 > D ] + I ] M chine t to the pains to tasue a state- J il Cal 5s 35C, 99 95 | Yd Southwestern Bell pfd ‘| 3! 113% | fihsaul : ~ha ie Bs eau eaiers or an ceiess a nt within an hour after cable Un St, eat oe eae tore aera | Seer ©, panes 5012254) 34°] 34 | BA fee | oe Loe, Foote Geer .:| 13" | 15 | i rice an ualit venie : eae Sees U S$ Rub 742s ‘50/1074 107! “* St Lows Independent Packing com 1.. | os Kraft Cheese | 90 14 | , : +¢ te. ~--| 884 81 | er c pdi104% (104 +104 4 hee te a dd DIG eee pees sy OO 4 | i) mm. 3 Mid Stl Prod..!| 53 ae 7 + 7 ’ Sr A. | nites Sepee: GOUR «oe cecesenes St mie) Xe! © Bel” 1 rr inl1lO? . . ° . eve * an pe pd,/104 ls 104% LO44*g am oare = C of D ieee | & (| ' ei. ‘ + ty ron Prat 1115 %| 15% /115 1% Men or organizalions with ability, én- ; is London Tank Dectaion. 74s | | a oe woe She opos) S73] op | s ¥ , 33%) 3a 235 Mid W Util pf) 97%| 9743, 97% ; is ihili aré © Tat the Bank of Engiand is act- , | a9) =6| 984%! 99 an ~~ ——e pid -.... —~!- /-485] 85 | | 8 a tieaea ino = we ie | » ig | RO 14 ergy and financial responsibility ; ab ad g primarily to check the outflow | > > . Pa. S i ‘ 2 i a | | Alito . & St "™ Tr: > Me 6 3 66a ee oe Oe ° i . r ‘ >| ' "a € , ¢ et ve ; W Penn I 46 106% (196% |106% n ac. Os Siieltoaws ae 100 Montg Wd ‘A’,|112 weta wanted to become dealers for an 1cé- Se cold might be supposed from the Wire 414s 50.) 971, 07 oe Alton, G. & St. Louls Ext. os GS of D. ~~. : ae a =. 1.050 Morgan Litho WU 6%s '36...'11114/111% LLL %g | Bast St. Jouis & Sub. Co. | | 5) 884g! BBIy! 83% AR 100 Nat Elec Po ‘A') 24% a} 2 less machine line for household and jet that England has lost nearly ! Foreign Exchange | oreign Exchange | | Western El 5s '44/100% |100% 100% | St I. & Sub. Ry. Gen. Mort. a = 2 243| 8243) 8: 35 Nwn Util prior) 2,090,000 of the metal since Aug. | fa oi By Leaged Wire From the New York Bu- “8 Ger G . . Bi) s 6, 947 Westing El 7s °31,106'%.106 106% |: . & Sub. Ry. Gen Mor. 5s C. — : | . eee ee vantages In quality, freedom f =) mmert another view. Naturally Brit- re > ah ee NEW YORK Dec. 3&.—The Evening ie * ‘ “ United Railway 4s C of D 7 +, Be +1 ee 4 : week! ee . ag 7 t.| 85% | | 85 2 Win RA Tis °41 102 Lor Rie | 73% 750 Omnibus com Post, in its weekly copyrighted foreign Creek 7 64 ret.! 8. 8 °6 W & Co lst "8 ‘41, 99% ‘ “+e I ; | | fo0 Penn G&E wed service needs and price. Manuf fe Sa rage thn sone all their gold, but probably the au- | exchange revipw, says se mestl © SS ....i >| pa, | > ~ tg . 100 Pines Winterfrt “The week's movements in foretgn ex- ~:$ Hungary 7% '44) ¢ ne | 1. ~YS&T 6s ‘43.101 % : ink arama ~- ha rg es “ sil; . ~~ ; change included many iniportant and in- Has | BR Jap ae saet QQ 7 . RAILROAD. BONDS igi *Dividend rates as given in the table ere th ; ) . -_— . . ays Sand Silke n p. tured by a ten-million-dollar compa iis erities were more concerned at a : ; . ak ain yh tose pod age Mlly AP. yedlnes r 1* annual cash payments based on vat” cig t . . ’ . itis A noment over the possibility of = wenty-five vears’ experience, located ~~ #he moment o possibility of | a. ped F ‘ % . e . . .. So emeefiation than of gold export. A | Arn Const | at center of industry. For full details ane irplus of credita in the market had | ado 4 teresting deve'opmients, chief among them 108 Italy se ° RARER... aED 1 mea 5 . 7 | belnag the creation of strength atid ‘actly ity 46 lap i: +A W j ‘ 2 | 3 A rk MR&T 5a 64 ay a, o4 By if q a = a Py cr ytd or ge deme ae ns. ~ in case of newly listed sec urities, s Sock ad oy . . Gs *4 5 ~- ~B, ; | the dividend intention announced a e time of original sale and listing Unless >, ste a! 4 ° i@ss Jj | ve reise address Mr. Ward, Ninth Floor, Gen- s risen in connection with govern- | are | Art in steriing exchange following the ad 54s 3 ATE&SE g 48 95 BH BAM 130 Swift & Coa 115 , . *,* . . s 6 ’ Vv . b r eral Necessities Building, Detroit, “gggpen' borrow!ng to pay Decembe - . we ae ee a waa aE li EB ie ill — Aa Price at 113 and substantial gains also ! 0: 92%). 93 Bond Sales—Continued Bere recorded by ‘“‘Katy” adjustment 5s, © .5.- SIP OG . rate from 4 to 5S per cent on Thursday 1 LAH EP 61, 44) | 6 Atl Bmhm 4s 33. BS % S8&% SS including extras. nd, - ~~ ing iy , ow, (' & Carb doe loe . rc —n > . a ‘ ' i : vance ip the Bank of England discount o Jurgen A s ‘47; 995%) | | 99> 6 AT&SF adj 46 $5) 85 844,) | | otherwise noted, extra or special dividends are not included. The letter (e) indicates , ft Intl ‘ . € a" ve i . 200 Swift ni . n charges, and, being uncertain); AVG 7%) Mich. ~ Piel ae) oo . tH OC aur ze FFT TL ; a 2 er the bank rate, the market has} ‘ | | Asad Gn 2B n slow In purchasing the treas-| qrasp 7 | > bills. It is not illogical to sup-, doe p eount rate Wi dvanced, inquirles c Ff ‘oo “ae: tT : (rom many cesses and loan paselenben o Mex 6s ‘33 sm.) : 44 B&O Ref 5s M5. were made for both future and spot ac- b Montevidio 7s "O2| 6 16 B&O evt 4498 33.!| Chesapeake & Ohio convertible Js, Frisco , 7 2 count carrying demand up to $4.85. At » M BC 6% 57 cfs! 955 B&O lst 4s 48 ...| , Teri, ry jincome 68. New Haven convertible 68 and a 2 ees "| 15% | (his level, the position of sterling is so| 6 Netherl'ds 68 '54./103% B&O4PLEG4WV | Ne ee Ee ae | Se, |S Soee. | Missouri Pacific 4s: 0 yy Og Ew * ; much above the gold movement point that G Nord Ry 614s ‘50! 8114) R114! elu div 4 & | 88 | f RAILROAD BONDS. | Jn the foreign @ivision Belgian 6s made 500 Y T &CM B' 29%! bse that Great Britain wants to, 4 bi exports are virtually out of consideration ® Norway 5%s '65/ 95 16 | BAO’ Gy & Ze | | : ~ £ood show - ' . ‘ : Bush T cn oO 5od.| 91%! £ : MKT Ss Sr . 2; NGA) § : 2 |ings. while the Paris-Orleans Railway 7s S in ~ . tton lo pld 7 Peery wh ple a short period, M1Oslo te ae a “French exchange swun > AN : ' | oe ( | range, being directed by aakind a 5 in a 7&8 1 | 77% Can Sou & . ‘ % 1027 MKT 4 C«£F ‘47 rallied 13%. points by Specific bonds of the followin issues have been Bpertenced in certain industria! | Atl Pow 4) ‘ . «?? “se ~~ a ne ) AG s : $ |; Faiile@ } a | 115% 116% 115% Mo Pac NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 5.—Cotton fu- g ll roupe Meanwhile the rate for the | do pta vovernmental affairs. But With the vote : " &MRR ‘ ot | : O14) Si le I TA 1 gr uStria bonds was fea ure ae 7 v _ a ion _ | & OK sg : La nm - . t , 1 t i ne | ; | . f f n I RO 4 » le SD le Mo a 6s ’ { ¢ 3 h the a »c 1] of a) j { P tx t rf t: j ul ’ to B int : which early in the week had sold as 2 Pol ash . ; 20103 'g 10345 103 % } a ts °55 E ; Hoe & Co. G6les. The sellin ove: co _ 2 __pomste es of an ay be left 14 er cent Tat | ‘The high land 8s ‘50. ..| 89 af ref 4 49 SH % SH : 89 oo rma) 6 : = : was unexplained. Other heavy -y nem germ ILLINOIS GLASS co. 6% Debentures, due J t, be ions aman of inaneaanl ‘ - y ats : : | . Atite rit! as 3./3%%, Moving up to 3.91. The high-| 74 Poland &s« ‘50 | gg : : 7 ts BS 714) 97 Mc mt oF | : Empire Gas 748, Midvale Steel 5 igh. 7, | ‘lose. N H W i 07 15 | : 5 41 96%} 968, | Empire Gas 7448, Midvale Steel 5s ard uf r._ Close. _Close, UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. OF UiBiinanas trom business quarters or aula satud! onl ee wee Was made of pion. 5 Pragu VE 1c ) | f a new Cabinet 5 Rio R7 1g! R7 bs ; 5 28, 101% |1011, | American Beet Sugar 6s. ist Mt 4s, d mq Pa Pane Des O6 % | } New financing in prospect for next week Ss Be. 5S, Gue 1954. eeertil the stock market again needs | Maidw i, 7) had been fo.lowed by vigorous buying in , all markets, checks here on that day ge!|- I Rio | O84 : $16 Mav ee 56 af : 106% '106%, | im luded 4 3 16.000.000 bond issue for the | M: ceee : ? &. ; Ss. -¥ scinliine. If the oceasion arises ap vihes |Northern States Power €o. July oo ee DSue's — ' Ws > REPUBLIC OF POLAND 8s, due 7950. | pete the bank here will not \5 ' do pfd ing ae high as 4.02 '4 12 Rio 47.) 95 3) 9) ..| SL%] ! D1 : 5! ¢ i ” ; ; , 3 eee . . " ° 4 858.) { 9014) 90% ! Wa + [LOL % 101% |101% . Details of call, price and date, as well as numbers of DOMBMMMeg to fener now. at any rate. that me as ; o % 55 5 ‘Polish exchange was under pronounced 3 Sao “tw/101% 101% (101% pressure the greater part of the week, be 0» Sax P Wrk 7 45.) 93 | 92 %! 93 5s 71 .|102%/102% 102% i De 71 (10: : es ee ee eee be redeemed, will be furnished upon request. st adopting a 4 per cent charge ft), to pftd = arne ing offered in large volume at 10 cents to 19 Serbs C&S 8& 62.! 91 1%) 9] uy, | 4 Neb div 27) 99%! 99%) § 2 N YC&SL 5% 74 98%) 98% | ; /PPould embarrass the Bank of En - CM&StP C 2 2 | “Further streneth of sterling featured Am Smit Ist 5°47) 98%) ORY! YES =— oe P rd BiYys : 4111 S111 ois tio: ve had been | Bik dealings Saturday in foreign exchanges. 3+ Am Sug 6 °37..!102 “ 102 “f102 ty Pa a 41s 65 K 4) ABs ¢ MEMBERS Government, Municipal, Saas yee . Bare Or the oak do 2 os § { ; ° ope . # : ’ POCRBL. Ei | Be! Seal seo New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Market Public Utility, Railroad, ae? to power of the Briand minis- vs . in i : ‘ =: . "y Bead J.C 49 51.) 30%) S9% | 80% | sw York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade Industrial, Real Estate. = in France and an announcement 1 ey gh” ewe 9 Guenine forward more Ang Chil Cons N' > o a new xh for the ~ tae 7 Mio G&W Ist 4939) 86% : : St. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stoek Exchange Garfield 4877 a the success of the Lousheur bills)». Rock TA&id ye 34) 894 8 } . St. Louis Merhants’ Exchange pete etre grime Phe SLR] oe 53 .| 7R\ ew York Coffee and Su ar Exchan aving ecome accustome: o rvunew SLSF pr 4 A 50! 8g xcnange ' Buf Roch slay oe Bea pay SLSF > 28 0 ‘ ; ’ r 4o fF 3. SLSF adi 6s 53 | ve not vet convinced themselves nee A "3 SLSF } 5°| at the French financtal troubles | Bush Term SLSF gen 5% 42 | : | do deb 7 SP&KC SL 4% 41] Bare washed away. While the! pre pf) lgn developments of the weekip coy S fe ve over-shadowed domestic news, FB & Sun 50 ae | Is scarcely accurate to say that | Butterick Mil 9 oore O. continued strength of the mar- | fat: ; on ) IWAN - ~ ~}? sad. "M&StP&PS 4 49) NY?73 % ae / ‘ rr -_ —- a = ( 1 MANY! O . movement. French francs held atead : a Hf M% 9 |. 98 ( . ‘ Vv r 7 a . > - » ¥ . but showed a tendency to _ + AT&T cit & '46 100 % 100 % 4100 % 3a N Chi UY : . An © M 7 '43 50 | | ha a - Week mn Chi &WI ¢ s 1 Saturday. Friday. Ago pet pd. : 97 5 | 97% | 97 % Chi &WI 5 s 63 Oot oo | Arm & Co 414 ‘39; 90% | 90%! 205 / CCC&StLos B50: 9%) OOS A & Co Del 544'43) 947, | Cl U iT 5 1, 4 72 ae see Misia — we 9214 | 103 1% Direct Wires to All Principal Markets 214-18 N. Fourth St. Kennedy Building St. Louls Tuisa “I929 ww Gon 1) 3% OY 8, | » O7 14 | Cleve U T 58 7 11008 | Col& & 1st 4g 29!) ORK 98 let Cuba R R 58 52.) &8 BRS, RRS Cub N R 68 66 .|} 9314) 93°} o3u0 D & H cvt 5835./108 “107% L078 Del & H ref 48 42 NOS! NOW! 00 8. D&RG imp 5s 28.! gos: 9) ss OR X D&RG Ss 55. reba DulSS&At 5s 37. g5 sf RO : E Tenn 6s 38....) 99%] 99%! 99% Erie gn In 48 96. | 66 % | 67 Great Britain— Demand .....4.85°3 4.84% 4,.84°3 5% 4.85°3 4.84 a, Cm., P@ days 4.79% 4.79% 79% Following quotations are in cent ee TOR aT eS a > ~ o Oa een . te, ino” t—_— Rook ke Be, CUO mets Ot oo ST >" @oOCM-IDDUMVD OD -) +3 CI VWisowMmODr-2329 -)D nme Sa a ei a) nD s oo France— Temand Cables Italy Demand O8% 403% ‘ 4.04 404% 7) a) ~J~Jic °* “we — oe f results from satisfaction over ‘7 a Irs oversea. | - . o Sou Ry con 5¢ 04 510 Sou Ry 68 56 /..!1 Sou Ry 6%s 56../1 ee ee ee eee eee ee Oe . wv —T ~ -) 25 ~}or~3 ee * PERE — ab FS Brier H St 544 '42'101%4 101 43/101 % Bklyn Ed 5&5 °49./10%2% 102 LOL Cal Pete 644 '33,104% 103 14/108 % Cen Lea 6 °45.., 100% 100 % |! 1LUU% Ment Stl 8 “41 ..:115 j116 jlo oe 165 69 - w “a oet mn P~DDI Finance corporate, indus- / 7 naan tn Sie tr i al and municipal obliga- 4g _ weather has so harmed pine Col G & EB Gb '°27 100 [100% /100% Erie pr in 4s 96.) : rH & B 4846... 86 tions Mtina that Canada, presumably, . + ria re . * ¢ | eM ‘ ‘ ‘ o3 \ 453% 4.43 ~ CompA A Files SY, BS R7%| S87 | Krie cvt 4s E : ” ea! ARs | es 4. . a 6 ane | sy * mere } «ons Se rad Z 32.) 89% a} 89% | on ar et eview ) L I S k B ht ld oted . YS fairly active session of the | propeees n EL db F's | 22 D | — New York Stock Exchange | ae See ONS old—Qu } Meck market. Operations for the) MEDS ne ~ 23 “205 55 TZ -3e Demand 12. °R 9 (Gren El. db 3% 42 7% ie | 66 34 Ry th 4 : some and (Xb ens > eee . 19 ~9 (,oo0drich tits, 4 ‘ 104 \% “ i " ~ if ‘ if | >) m1@ é ssociated Press. went along in some parts of occasions Spain. Goodyear 1 8 41.'120% 1: 34) 1 6°52) 75°°| 740) o482 | NEW YORK. Dec. 5.—Bo = . | | | f icine T 8 31 110%. . (): ] (rt N 6 sr A 521105 oat lnoe | tinued to forge slowly Ree “ee St. Louis Stock Exchange 509 Olive Street ' Saint Lo a —— list and in some of parts of wae Demand ... 14.30 0 14.41 Hershey Ch 65%. but realizing sales from earl Kan & M 9d 5 &7 100% 100% TONE quiet trading, which was featured by , " : , . . » o » oe » ’ ; a } ~¢> » 4 ‘ - ° - Uirrece— . ‘ 40 cfs 99% | ON 4 KC FtS &M 6 287103 & 103% 108% pam om weed y Fh ag B patrons , luoves. Roth in 4 bs Chicago Stock Exchange ‘ ght an irregular trend in the pemand ...... 1. 1.36 ' RNR Hoe&Uo 64 3: A3 % ! G2%| 92 | 92 a. gmeet oem i-speculative mambers of i ite ¢ ‘ hour of th hort easion Poland— Humble “tae . = .- | ~ the carrier group shared the tmprovement ooce cee ae ° 8 r sees! | umbleCR 514 32101 % /10L'y LO1% 85% | | 85% | which marked dealin ; cago oa rade | amercial reports indicated a fur- | [remand .... 172 00 i090 BO UC 1] Beli T 5 AG 1007 zs in these companies’ ‘ i ‘ — y LOO A 04 tocks. ‘ | 5 4 1004, *Zpansion of retail sales with! “Furth + see tcomisisgem vr 7" — SF 296% VT9G% Int Paper 6 55..| 9814) O8',) OS! i/mated at close to $140.000,000 car load- Record sales are anticipated rates on ‘er ee 2 Kings Co Lt Se D4) 9944) M9) VOL | Mich © deb 4s '29) 97% 97%) 97 Hone. Bonds were quiet and irreg-| high for Rumania | @ Lorillard 58 51..; 98 | OR | OR f (90 | a0 *s and most of the government ret Bae 40 » - LOL by 101 A, meter Shares Again Active. ' P _ , ~~ 4 fc ” ” : +) . Argentina— SIT VT Sus 45 107% 107% 107%. Lehigh vo 2003 102 2 L. ings, continued at the rate of more Demand As 14.1% 14.90 Kelly S T 89 31..105%/103'14 108% MWS E ¢ 38) °7: 724, | end of the year, buying of these obliga- | éi “he iy . sev ) Demand ss 100.923 1009.06 lac Railway ti'4s reached a new tan S ’ eral convertible rall and francs h Deman ee | Ty . : Ar Re xe ‘ cme 5 > oa : mand . 45% 5" Bf OR) NT™]) QAR GHO%! HOM! y Pe were well supported. a > > yi Ticks ; : 4° apie > 8 - 4 Man Ry Ist 4 90.) 6 | a | merger developments in peaspect ain 410-412 Olive St. . Month in many mercantile more tha tions reached fairiv wide proportions. ' : Py jas Of ce “? - i ‘ a & . ; ° . memene 9 Lac Gas Siy8 53.1024 101% 101% 1 st . 9%) 8 —=— lestes moving forward, while | showed @ Demand ° | % Lig & M Ss 51.../100 [100° |100 | mi St i. con Os '. GO % ee ~~ rth a ‘ 4 ' ig | , lari lard ~ « 44. ; 116 Ry Baa A 118 Ry . } & . Ss S y | } 7 - k et i : ; ~ we ~ 2 . 5 as - 7 ar a . ’ 1 slipped back. v eset a pene s : 9 a exchange \ustria | : ae ‘ } ; | 5 igeieGOR fe 52-| 86%) 297%) 86% | THREE ISSUES RETURNING UNUSUAL Remand ..... 149 yt. a he ott BS a tok 201 ; LY LIBERAL YIELDS yet Cables ae URE Vino Wen rhich several active favo- Investment Securities Z Mor ‘hoa dige ay) Rug! RE | Wheat Worth? | fj) = External 7% Bonds Sinking Fund 7°% Bonds Hydro-El. Pr. CORPORATION Bie reverent, wae nated ase pre: | business Dry Goods Market Revi |. 2 N Acme T9931. ft 5 | eview, [107 ds 40, HS) OB Do existin } | cr “ pe eae : A gc alll | @ conditions forecast higher or Due December 1, 1951 | ° J 7. TY move th : alize | decrease WEW YORK, Dec. &—Cotton cocds | ' 52 A) 1%) O14) azar . : 1 / © mm . at would stignalize | de 1 good ee A 6%s 41,114% 114% 114% lower prices tor wheat? | Iisted New York Stock Exchange Due November 1. 1945 | First Mtge. 6/270 Bonds PUBLIC UTI] ITY NDS . m to coincide with the auto-| plus re BO Motors, Ch . rysier, Mack Trucks $6,840,006 report when it fs expected trading |® a issued by us offers advice | To Yield 7.90% ' h WM become more active Haw tion a forecast comin The ge Full 4nformation concern! | ‘ 4 MUNICIPAL er Body were active at ago, 4am ” es E Be moves ng above bonds and many other mfr, high-grade investments sent on levele, but Du hb showed WAR unchanged An easing tn En Jam ale. +) with amazing accuracy. edo not trade “ request. ' pont shares | ene Blith and other fore‘gn i Y he ettoe or execute orders for clients. back on profit-taking. Itealis- « ; ol ! Miweres { ( Was noticeable i arts | : Kets has checked rising niafkets NEW YORK STOCK EXCH & of ten trading rules and Ma k St b & i | ressure to ¢ ty on Nhe ene mills are buving ver, ea PET ee ITT ON EXCHANGE Free Copy sampi Dall ‘Letter sent r he ° ein er Oompany 401 Olive St. por tt, but a a ae ‘Prices verWMatively. ' Riegh ee Wi & SUGAR EXCHANGB :; sam A Members New York, Chi r ‘ ee ° , raders shower ‘Ipal cor vely uteide ef w | blan | : . cago and St. Louls Stock Exchanges Olive 7790 inclination te follow prices re ir kets, the wool fabrics markets ere CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE Poward’ . ’ . . kets, the Wool fabrics markets wer + tons teem ote "s Grain Service Mezzanine——Boatmen’s Bank Building ——, + Aaa a response some ne Ulta and showed little change here. Seventh & Olive * Secend Floor 407 Webster Bidg., Chicege, Iii. aT. LOURN "a “ue ) “Rai “strials and Rails Rise. ton con tenets shared with tndusa- jing ine e forward movement, ther wea Were quiet today, Interest now he 4nNYoOriUH’e | 1) | . rue , : le show here next month. Gen- | 495.970 ing centered in the coming cotton aily Letter To Yield 7.48% To Yield 7.60% maces er, Suk Beeags RAILROAD **? . Wem eS P r : ¥ _— . , : pa x : a * : ? ™~ i “esr i eave ' y ot 4 ~~ ‘ats ee ne ab Mee hee ioc be Sa tehes E> bel Oo MH Or. ok See $ ‘ i alga’ iS ee ‘e ky wee * te : <r SREP I &* Peehas Seca Ih etal ts x

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J PISPATCH % ; : ene ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6. 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “4 7 | COTTON SELLS LOWER Be | — ak ~NEW TOR ONEY RATES NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSAT NEW YORK CURB MARKET eee eee ee eee ——— -—— - ee NEW YORK, “ Dec, Satie . x a ket was very quiet again tode fe | ‘Special to the Post-Dispatch. j ¥ | Net | | Net By the Associated Press. | Prev. After eciling off ne? ° | NEW YORK, Dec. 5.—Total sales for the week on the New York | Stocks and/Sales) High | Low | Close | Ch'ge | Stocks and Sale| High | Low | Close | Ch ge NEW YORK, Dec. 5.—Following ts a list of sales, highest, lowest, | — Security. ‘Sales’ High. Low. (Close. Sloss. re : = Ann. Div | for for | for for | ba Ann. Div for | , inde Stock Exchange were 10,748,900 shares, compared with 8,065,300 last Rates in S| W'k. W" k., W'k. | W'k. | W'kk, | Rates +a) he | K. | Wk. | wie. ‘closing and previous closing prices of securities traded in on the New STANDARD OILS, at a net iweek, 11,834,000 same week a year ago, and 6,182,600 two years r — - KE Sat) 4 2d %—, 2: we ia _ do ptd % z yi Ii -%| *3% | York Curb Exchange today, sales of stocks being in 100-share lots Con Pat . : ; 4 11s i . . g ° _ . ‘ , The mat ket Ay at ago, brews GF h 41} lou) 6 | BA 5 j—1% INYSestl, eee ~: Las * |(00 omitted) or fractiong thereof, while bond sales are in $1009 lots —-- fauiae eldest aoe — a few oy | ollowing is a list of individual sales for the week in 100-share do pf 7 | v . » th , Us | | (000 omitted): ser! ders from , ! , . ;, Good ‘I’ pf7, ‘ ww La | i ie k.| 7 ‘ | 54 % | | le E. local selling which was oxo lots (00 amitted), on the Stock Exchange, with the high, low and ~—— p pes x) - 7. ~~) Mm NYT, BAN: $d SS pcaeen | Prev. : ——— cm r ev. Ching Ext HO ly jv goon cangge dl Sec eee my closing prices and the net changes for the week. Sy mbols—(a) Plus Gould 2 , vs “ he v4 WN "| 42 39) By ‘ ' _ Security. leet aa Hi igh | low, \chose 4 ‘om, __ Security tsa on Hf en | Low | a 2 |to increase eatimaten of the 7 ‘extras. (b) Ineluding extras. (c) Payable in prféerred stock. (d) EROT - 5) | - 4 ~ .: ha rp alien w8°4) 27'4 27% % INDU ST RIALS. INDUSTRIALS. ee Be BO ,08e ang — = ’ lee dioek Mank Partly stock. (f) 2% per cent quarterly, payable in common stock. Nor Ore; 1 tm GG EMet ear Be Te >Li {sen leeoleea ” ‘ ir P&T BA REE Ce ® Poa MF a seh) TRG Week-end covering absorbed “iavance in n an (g) Extra 4 per cent stock. (h) 1 per cent quarterly in stock based | ...7:/".:: al G7 ~t ove. | 20 pea che | 57 Wiis.s. t, oD. | A m Ine M 1 & b% atively sn emall ofrerings at the upon closing bid price ex-date. *Increase for week. -——-Decrease for | , , $4, 113) YY Steam athe. Gaon — (310514 106 | | s eae 11 47 46% 47 7 of New week. Unchanged for week. ree mY >) 13) $b 4 1s Ye | t ofd 7 1100 }100 /'100 7 263 | Bt tes Forhan Co! al 2: Pt: . Heela Min a © .= pater OS 0S oe: the forenoon mark ° trade bu vine, Recsmbeor ft on aw + Failure . ' ) . . ge and January to 19.48. " within’ to Guantana & c ‘ She , , : ‘ (4113! MC “4 i a4 r “: re - |points of Friday’s closin ls ve w ee 3 ' sd {Guilt M @N/ 230i ¢ | 841g) 34% 2 | im m os 7 | , : r | | Siplasin | attrac ‘ted realizing, apparemns - to Follow and |... | eee ks and Sales| High ag Close | ; do pfd 6 107 10S% LU +) ' i, - saa oe me peewee Am Ray Pr} y. Div,| for | for | for f for STOCK MARKET AVERAGES || Gulf St 5) 158) Yi ty; 87%) YU4y) 91% Nort Sou_ | 40 , sseee | Am Beat C| ? | Pri es weTe @ few points of ; 391 él 40 ff % | \ private e , rf | Rates in $, W'k W'k. ; ve _ || 8514! 36 ' . | . . ate pol dae th - Be bal » A NEW YORK. Dec. 5.—Following Hartin Qs | £2 37 35% _: \N & W 7 | 1281464 144 (Chas. ,, ; ; 20% £ 2 ~ shal eo oe ».000 bales which » Range of Wheat Abitibi 4../ 45 72% M% a 8 | are the Associated Press stock aver- || Hayes Whi | | | |Nor A_ 10f, +406 6x . : : ' re ae ‘ : | Fox Th ‘A’ | 27 ts | Pons pat sine . ‘10 aversgn cf : lam Ex 6; »105 std oat || ages: oe 4. fs, 44% 43%) 44% | do pfd 3, al Pi a | E 38 Ye 33% rt Gen BO wt 708 ; rten ‘with ab eve | Main Events 93 of |4:¥ ®smy) 12) 18¥ 8 3 | 20 Inde. 3 , we | Sei Nor Pac 5 | 28%) 7: : +4 A GSR pti TAZA crop AC 3, | ; 74 Ro b | By | ; | Norw | 43 4 of about Ai 5.400. ‘000. bales whi] .. | A) 3 Saturday o* ‘ r.6OW ss ~~ = Ra : ° ‘| : 3% ‘ er nw erarce of recent private ginnin e . ' t |Ahumad 7 “s _¢ . = § - Me t} ie nelg! hborhood of ft he eek. | A i Red ut i tt 117 } 1 - ) Ww eek ago ‘ se6e Ss he e JC ee, i é * te rm ae . *) : «> , ae q Burdines In i *ee « JF rt . i j bs t ’ ; a i _—_ ix ~ -> - Ft ann 3° . “yy Senet Gold | Preah an © Sou A Pad » + ee - o ~ = tres “~*a* _ a Se lh aia ov | Ajax Rub. Year ago OU &. Homestk cables said hedge seal —— Allied ional 34! slsepaiisa | os it fon 1988 41. 3.39 | House Pr ime wer, faer hy ; ; : , | Al ie : = DW § ~ JD ea . ‘ mtlinerita buving, but ‘om ~ Leased Wire from the New York * . -~ eoennections wera ¢ tl Post- Dis atch Al} , ‘ ee os ] EMER ge ; durin 4 the mornings erate pureau o ic p . d nfd 4 Be ! mae . | Stocks and Sales High P Close chester advices reportsg Dec —The Eve-, Am A B24, 3 2h 2 | Ann, a+ Vv.) for for oy pt sales for India and an impr cab pegt # 2 ee copuright-| ,.29bfd- | 25 *| e5% | Be S 7e ‘35, 104% 104 New Orleans Spot, Meee of the editors will be cleared | ; ies A ae | eed 4 o. fa ae f- Ge te 6| 8) My 117 %|- a ms hho 1; 1 Hs am Hood Rub | Sou! som! so1ug!. nde | | 04%) 94 NAW ORLEANS, Dec. 5. Spot receive statements for our finan- | A; | | +t ‘ ; : : me EF it peat: 7 “ey ig we o ac (i: 24.14) ‘ me \.¢ ind Ray Al i 9 | 2 | oe on ot i Pe 7100 100% sed ‘ones vbw J revined uo! mi and business prophets on the) fd.. 2) 97 4 ‘ | 3 ry at 53 | | | 6: in Fug Louts | — “fats Thet, Been of course, but developments to pam 7 nie. 4 ‘ > Be: 8 289) 14% 6.506; low!as follows: Dece mber 19 go syiures mete have inspired confidence tn the | Am Drug. 1.50" good | 19.30c; March 19.08¢: Ma re. It ts doubtful whether any- - 22.40 I Juiy ISjoc; August 18 009 4 18.88 ng so late in the year will arise | RB change the character of these Beression®s. Bankers, merchants, motains of industry, railroad presi- |~ ts and even the government it- | f, appear to be determined that the country shall start 1926 with a N ED good opinion of business prospects. In the increase this week in the Rank of England rate from 4 to 5 cent, which a month ago would shaken down the stock market . . . 9uIsS an th smart fashion, was accepted by d O er Cities Wall street calmly, as it might ac- | mt a minor change in the ¢all Secretary of Treasury Mellon | 4 . PR tto the pains to issue a state- * an Iceless Machine Wit °°.) eon 8 state. “ Meepatches from overseas informed A d Quality Advantage of the British action to offset possible fears here of an im- fiate change in the New York te. Bpot , I if a closer d @#eeee@er?#ee?esé, —. ~ ee Tower ete KO ~~ ee es @Mrore 27 a ——. or. oe x = rs i a] OD >> = ~?2 == Fr ' 283 ’ lanve — y ¢ a : ib r ( et a cont Tron} ~- * | Metr Stores] 651, | Mid W “Go| ts Nn bo Gir wD nea J * — -@ Se = -f & > ss > -_ . —_ es 9 te . €3 a Vn DOGeKDOWP~) = . . Note we ete Ee 6 ~.2 —— - ~—-—— ~~ Fes a — “oe Te@eco SV Bew a 4 Ss> SDS i ee Mid Sti Co |Mil Ru nw |Moh Va nw | Moore D F Mo Pic Cap B&s ad 'Eleo Invest. Fageol MOC |_Fatarde 8B Fed Fin Al Fed Fin B 2 17 —== | i, 20 ba’ 4 20% 29% |M_ | , | s Se S| NPS A Thy dim 2s tN RPl om! 211098 169% 109M toa | Stock —— N 5} afi 20% 90% 0 4 0% “yap . igi 136% : (Ss i + oe . . > —_ 4 ees x ° > ~ = ~ ~ i At lt lll ae ay ll a ee ER » . > ~ - - ~ “ps = Lee Dew Bi ee ciara ITE ~§310>-)a2-— Qeste we Sicis ooe oe — = = FEE AES Ps -- i — i « a - wm FSFE FSS FFE BeecaReee Esic pve Slots ~J~100 w* 4 119% Lis iY 9) 36% - > zx 3 r BK DOF |aelOO2e42wo 52232-53522 2259 ——. ss - ITe-- - 5 ia —— oO ue - T2rs MESO a =e o> -> SF ~ — ~ aD th on ie re nd > TP DOWOwvDa i ADE Dis => we _s 2 ai 4 a ese nla » 4 : . |" ; | | Prétl 2) os fy : \Tidel Os Ts! 18103%103 [Loa 7 | Cob Carb 4, ~00; o% ‘+d oo ! fd 7} 2107 saree yg 4 , 5, | 145 116% 113% 114%) °1 Pug S P&l, | @ | ol : | TranacO 7 2 96 | OG oo | O68 ; ‘ + ge - " 342 54% 53 Pyrene Mf.) | TrusnbullSt 7% 605 -'475 0 Rem N Typ ~, 4 h 1 pa ° ri 8 96%)! 06 94 200, 16%) 15% 16% Reo M (ar 1 2 24%) : a4" I | Ricken MC 2) | st 033; 1/101 pes 101 36) 34%) 33%. RovaR etc. L'y R Bk Pw M| af 7’ 35) 2101 |100 % 101 100% : : : . : mr ; ; > > YW. wee R FSF FFE FPF ESTEE FES Fe >conmert OS “Je em Cle Chrysler a4 P* 6 owe es -— C -_ _— © -- — et ~jeoe e775 : Ye SP DLS IW DODDS w — — ™~. tb de es 51>) ~3>* ern id a _& = Dhl - das = an, o + s Pa | — pe a ce oe _ Sphere eC Se OO OG as —_ o a As Be eee Me Ss oS ~~ —_— ~ ~ * ee se ee “~ 2 ) — — ~~ &§ ~~ 08 ee - - 3 ~~ @e2Pwreete re & we © ; . . s ganizations with ability, en- London Bank Decision. inancial responsibility are peat the Bank of Engiagd is act- Cons Cik b | le { primarily to check the outflow AW | f } ; = do pid 7 ecome deaiers ior an ice- gold might be supposed from the ct bei Cons Dist ine line for household and that England has lost nearly |“%,70¢ | 203 | 3% *! 4: te | Sen See S Product has great sales ad- ohne oe ob tatintie chhce sue: | Ansc BS | 223) 40%) 46%) 40%) © % | Cont Can ¢ in quality,. freedom from Mt another view. Naturally Brit-| , “ pf 5 6515) >” 6 , ont Tae 6, 5.120% 195 * 126, ! “\72 : Le, 163, 8: 7 | , : Bl 25%) 2% 5% 12 61942 8% 90%| 98% ceeds and price. Manufac- me were not anvious tq lose all/ arm Dp 7] 11, 98 | 975, 07%" | Com Pr 2 | 864) 41% | 30° Si *i% |fas Gee 2 116 “8a 168 | do 8 pe pt] sieaaie a7 by! © my |. 1.8 al $3614) 358 , “Dj '1) a2utanyl aya | do Gia O15! M7) OF te ten- million- dollar: company, -4 ee ee wei 3 a In on El cea! & : do 7 pe 103 r Lud ac ) _ M 61% « " 100 tp 100%, 100%’... .. e years’ experience, located Get moment over the possibility of industry. For full details Tr idl set gies anda ct maa Ward, Ninth Floor, Gen- iia jeotnebtion with eovern- | m 3. | ; essitics Building, Detroit, gent borrowing to pay December | art Met 1 | 10° 20 | 18%) 2 | "ao pea] = charges, and, being uncertain 2 %,/ 54 5 Cuban Dm r the bank rate, the market has ol | dl or | ves do Re — ~ sp big: ss p trea ATR 7 ai 1127 a pony sanari 4 oo wary ¢ Me that Great Eritain wants to|A | | cup Bruit 4 _ ED BO nyvoid a repetition of such market At] “Y 0 ~41! 230) 74 ae Nesionn €1 864 7, ny | NDS femonstrations as she has had in ed : 7" -- 1 “Td, _* . nit? " by 106% ' ’ ; q ; the rubber shares or as we have At! R | 1 :" | De GY 26.146 144 | 2% | raid 0 a 6042) O06 experienced {n certain industria!’ ,.~% Pf4.% be : : | 66 141% 135 : OCrory : groups. Meanwhile the rate for the © a. nea “ag oh 36" $4 , | 9 & ow 20 46%! 42 0.601 7 4 : 5, 118% Bew York Federal Reserve Bank Atl Ta 529 9 186 Ons ‘ ) cdie 8° 2 v 36% 2 | sicinty' - a'o} m "'a16 se: ee oe 3M CO. 6% Debentures, due Jan. 1, 19393, Bm de left at 3:5 per cent until Astin Nic SI) So%) 30° | Bou — ; c x = 107 106 | a 2) 9110441110 % 110% nee ees ee ath US at roast ona oS Ic LIGHT & POWER co OF ILL further signs appear of increased Ant Knit :: oe 5 ~~ Poona KS 4 2 & a * ; ] , ; : ; te to ® 2 108 , @! Q 108m 107% ; Bemands from business quarters or Auto § 12] f! . [ d fd 7% | 87% 5° T% eg ee ee ms &y | sf Repios .| 8&7) 16%) 14 ose | USSmelt J = —* 45% 954. gl] the stock market again needs Baidw i. 7 uoo T° oF a me M 2 ; ; | 2 89 Be u1 2 > 1&eSt 69. | 56? 3 * do pi shy) 47% POLAND 8s, due 1950. mipliine. If the occasion arises | 9 pid 7 | G 115% V5, 11 sa tg 7 a “ mS |\\Weene 3 : 4 . 3% 4: wis? 4 Go pid ¢ oO 8 yo. . , —— 7) ane 15 5M A: 28 | parings, Money, ilver! er! i 3u Li. 5% |: o action the bank here will not el pil *) ee , ry *° | , ” Univ Piet wathes The St. toute Cleart Tlouse Foy - vearwted as ny a numbers of bonds t Red to feur now, at any rate, that Ban & 4 1? +* ¢ nea ¢ é 3 7 ei ' o3%, MES 4.0! , 44 40%! 43 4 °3 ee tpl - opie 4g ist pt 8) 7 98 | 95 5 | od sam) oh a lather, rted vlourinam fos pes. 18:5 . r ta : ;-— ie — Deer OD . : Ti Mod « 4 Bode ae ast .° ' -* : : "niv > Py Ow i WY -? ‘ice OO OOM or : ; n . sne upon r quest. adopting a 4 per cent eharge it OTe ? qs : Atle Ue. ‘ ls Ll? =e ee os au ), shirt *y ‘ ee — * id r iivaets si 3 ‘ i : wi , A 2 ~O 3 - . = si” "Oo And: corre ory Ph T m0 O00 tld embarrass the Bank of En- |; ‘ J ‘ ge ST —_ OLLS. responding veriod jlaat. veer Hii Pe Safety © Co ul — 54 ra R100 '100 100 1103% 105% 103%!. at > eo ee ea a _s owe oe “2»o » = * a fo s+ ¢ ee * —s - Ata ‘ > ¢ t i 4A 4 7 y ! 4 yA . Ay . . . 4 ] LOU % The. 1! in Ts ‘ a z a , 2%, , : 4 fy 2 | FORMKIGN BORDS: 119 1UL% LS: | ng 1a | S| 2: 2i oy 26 oe. de 7 5. 4 9, oe ‘ | . lo) 1% 1 T . 1) A\ 4! 1, sae | 8914!) RON, 1m loo 4@ 145% 1564 / 12% s . “. or { on | Re’, y a ot) c ‘ “-. , ~~ ~*~ fk #B yy = . oe reed —_ — _— = -— © > Se following issues have been called for °| O5%! HR! o7' oR | O7%! pA, T, itu! sales ‘of etocke 44k. 100 5 aliaree. Total sales of a $66 0, Bo te 2 108% 8h yD pe, _ - ’ - - — ~ - a - ToT a ~ - me ~ ; Pst 3 ie 3 “a ere —_ a A terry IS ag aan combin debite were $47. 500.000 ht. to a return before long of a 2 lees 7 ox, 9 33%) / bly - 3] 43 : : tame . ai 4 ‘ . o ai Z ; ‘ ) a o ee ’ P and "? ~) ; ,t =e ; "% : ~ e Q r ‘ is } oY ¢ : , “ i , o s . ' i * , ie . ? 35) *4¢ 2. yA wet s. M =o 19 ae as 1, pla ) = | ; “ Foreign News Effects. . ta ae _ yo 1 4 10 Shy Y! YU} , tat . 3 ) . = ty nofd ‘ " : : (al@¢na SL... S5% BAS% Late 3 ke he $15.406% 600 000, acled cted for some time. Of the re-! neon. at: - ort 03 BT, 36! : - 38 \ Jt ‘ : ry, 10) 56 ,) sak | Rw the . 7 . e Ble : ‘ : i> i" Alar 4 5 - ' , I ; o @ o%e ‘ od ie - ‘ ; De : ~ as 9 oe “truck rn — ; 50% ; ’ ; j | Rv A c Utility, Railroad, mance hto power of the Briand minis- do p: , ‘ aj) a cs : 3674) : st 1) 127) 3% ; Me seh a. .%| 20% |Prairie PL) % 126% 126% 126%, 127) | NEW. YORK “De “he me “ot do pfd..| 2 gu 34 bt 4% tal to ate. a UGA 400.000 —— J INCORPORATEOL ——To ‘f the announcement of the es- \GalSL pr n . mo Oo ~~ . ~y 4 > ¢- sss ; , 5 4 2} 3} . . 2 ‘ . % , mT As ‘ v 70 : a “~ - “ ribbed elheets 0. ee Industrial, Real Estate. ae & yin France and an announcement /Brk U Gad) 56! 9514! 93%! OF . : : , 9 | 4s hatt Co 2 88 7! 3% 71%, 92 ‘aldort | : | em ee | Casulceulsatie a Coe | Buckeye PL 2\ &i yi on g d to he and bankers’ areount | Cont Ou. 3} Bot, 25%! 25% 25% | 2E9. 50 total to date, eof 200 a0 Fab etl Aalear | Ee FF ~! 1O8 * 8 May ; ., log des e? a chult 2 134% 124% 1345 ia > -.-.- |Humbie OR vt! Be! 78! oo ten a ~ ye Cw es ~ leon - . y . ; . : ; .. a ! | , & , , - e / j Q me rr ry : Cat ' he ‘ = ‘ “ > . ¢ , } | ] : Til inola PL 3° , “ae .y Le pe ; " ahort bil * % 4 4° per cen’ : De ] ; fian exchange, looking, evond Polany .- f : ’ ; ra oat a L i 1 3 - 116 } i %e | i | Imp O Can! “17 I ne eal: onthe biile 44 a4 14 wer ce t. a ers if . . , tri: ; St . . - ? — 3 ry ‘ . — ’ ; ' ‘ nia é | , ‘ j : " t™ ghest Grade ‘Bonds Service mepld basis for Belgium, the stock st pfd- : : “mer Bran 3; 8 on fe | Mid Cont "an" \ oe | { | Seagrave C | pet | a : pint Pet ...) 181) 35%) 34%) os $4 | balene Goer se ' : Sts. 7 : . . ; go iz 7 ts | ? : . . 5 ' 6 ;AM | ‘ , ‘ ~ SWPa PI. % | O77! we! ws . —_ ° the success of the Lousheur bills , 7 m 46 P., 4 lo 2 . of: ee eT eo L 6 16% * StandO Ind) 82 66% 5° ° St. Louls — Market was pleased to hear. Broncw po oF E > 2 . va Tuy 7| 4 : jv ' L4 ‘2 he) SAae }- ell | . 1B! } jae StandU Kan! 5 33%' 35%) 34%! B: lead, ano rrr \ having become accustomed to run : ‘ ? 3. | Sao A ia. eee. J ~ & a’ K4i, &! -* 9 > | , | , . of NY 12 a | 20 | 80%) Lead was une hanged in #t. Laule at Wuent bursts of good and bad? : | do o- i 7 SO oro. 2 566 366 =. J s: per 100 ibe ~ ' _ Sa vac On ; 2: in! 101 ™ bolts ne «ft 7 “ae “5 oer 100 Ibe. from that quarter, Investors Ao PR ¢ +E at + phate do pid Ll’ 40a > | Summons 3 53% O1%_ 63) : oon ; fin es 8 Pp * not yet convinced themselves Rur a . Tan} Q} 1. ce Ss 39° 3: R16, 3: 51, | Mont tide . >, | ee | gent eet ee oe eb , as | on” ‘ MISCE] ILLANBHOUS OLLS, * . ; . > i 5 ‘ , 9 & : 1 mms “y- 2 + 73 * : s u4 0 tthe French financial troubles pf 3 ) shied " : . pe ‘ : . ; ” . ° “ i ‘ t*]) . ] : a9" ¥ . e _ : . r . . “ ; ‘ : ~ ~ A m ( ol ' ‘ i | ; are washed away. While the > on om - x : > a t- & wa : . oor - 1 ao ly ; 421) S1%! J 31! ' | v7 | U6) s YO%%) |Am Mara .| ushTB 97 a 3 3 cc O35 G52 og, den Ry. uy ‘ Lh, boy 3H¢ : 4 3 iM) , ign developments of the week : the La . 7 a ~er ; . 1- Pe "23 .s . 2 6 if ‘ ~~ : . ) . 5 l. . vH ¥) VU 45 YO. (arib ey -- , ‘ »@ ‘ ” ; } ; ‘ ‘a . . e* ¢ : 43) ya . : : ‘ . - , : rer. , , > tT) x 7 - y Lb ae > Vh % » eo 7a ! > pia pa? / d 4° ‘ ities S ne ‘. 2 on? 7 , te over-shadowed domestic news, z 5% 37 5% 71 BS 250° % - Ah : os 1096 Le ou Port pid 7 y 196% | 10644 106% 1% ities 8 pf oo) sy | | WAN ED... O ‘is scarcely accurate to say that utterk 5 =i 23%) 25% a , , = va a! (6a od go eeo® 4 3: JS? oo 2 PR Sue ma ¢ .| me *5 West Mary!) 5* H% | ities S B p oe) 4 7% 9 . continued strength of the mMma;©re- ; 4 2) } am le 7 “at 4 =. pa na o. 3° 43qQ3 — furray , P s ' rf Y). , (i ] : % y+. é 22% - 9 : (*o!) Syn n } j te ’ gee cal a een ONOrT «. y.) S39) 3 ‘ 3 aa vie! Bt f “L£icrrnnh §64 i? 17! 14. Ry 5.) 332117% 113% 1) 0 0 pt : ye Lhe “4 Seow Cen High-grade represent- ; ers m. : . ‘alah: 2 2% ‘ vei ape "30 ! 3% | hace tee ; be ! oO * “92 | *] . mi bos y iE A ative to solicit lines of ce corporate, indus- | 5 Bh i dy iste é 12% | 13% (24 © | Foz Film 4) 123) 82%! TBM) BS) Che | ce Pea ste et O%s| 9% |... +. | omega 100% 100% '100%! 1% | Westing Ea) 8) 74%) 72%) 74, G 0 Cofhe credit. Must have had and municipal obliga- wy weather has so harmed Oy oot Rah kes 101/149) 144% ores Sn ' jab S 2iy) 2! 875m) BTM, 37} aa S = ov 4 e 4 "1 - 3 ; a ae : PY oe ® +4 7 foe wi 1. 8 2 2 2 3 pete previous bank and sales ima that Canada, presumably, |Standard issues being tn good de-| Gn To Oe ee ee ee ee ee eo ee aoe a aay | 0 pid «| 300) Bate] 7%) b1f\—4 | Kee Dal experience. Vague @ be the only country to offer a |™and. U. &. Steel was strong, while |, “bas | 198, 6015) 56 60! 31, | Nat Dept a! £20?! $6 ' .. ) pid 4) 55 TT! fo | ton 4 | fois 4, 276) &E s: K4 oi Oe +e tionable references re- ib mgrnortable. surplus | of the |Commercial Credit, Electric Starage |@ AMS "Exons ae anew! SE |S, oc SE ELE Bay) 21 De 00 GN 2 ak HS) Gig, Get 3 | Witten) fot SBM) SG) B8| Sa te fs vs ag." | quired. Address Box ute a overnme . t, a rose to the best choy i oe the | pushed forward. Oils were “y Pag ; a ‘ er | 31031 1 Atty x. - erry ) 1 & 9 ng Rs | ae 0” at ott 4 : = ’ ? ya Over L11*® e ei | NW on: 7 , a P.254, Post-Dispatch. . l, railroad. pu b ] ic War oh Peel BE ype: page pete «rong Sy tala el — n El a: 331% bol} re nal 4 | Na a : ; “s 18) 7 L184 ° : terling | B. Bie 1p - «2 | Wilson " Bs Ms ‘| : : Per oil ¢ J ' , and industrial Invest- M for our own short crop of | | & Texas and other Southwes-ern G y ,' mae : oa LB tt Y . oT, | do ®, : | (oe i 2 is rie i 29 : vl sg 3 ry a ae i Face ee 037/91 mn tots im DEV? * ** Balt Ck Pra| Buciid O ¥ ae So 2 one a > 2 . . ee oe Ps éa a + : ~ x nter wheat.” rails were buoyant, reflecting re- Vorth g ’ do p B ‘on orts of rogress in the proposed | urities. eae ey 4 eer. ind Loree merger. American Can deve)- Morement Saturday. oned weaknes« on reporis that the movements characterized ~- proposed apit readjustment oO nid a: y 104% to + Re He at | Sweet 1), 3a , z . +, T mo s Bought—Sold—Quoted re fairly active seaxion of the m hdl sot be up té r ar oe of | Sen is =| @! ' ' SP rag ® 3 , 37 1% ‘oe . ale ue gt ;yT 2%. 113) 30 Jeet dae. ————. sperestemeutor the) ts ene sethack in thie stock |r 4 eg OE PR hr Ph ie ) aes) & " 20 40 ptd 7 04% rE Ree arrooe mae te setback in this stock | 4s of 12°] taassuitts tie W) 2% .¢2 A 4 seg tam) obi: ct% reins C1 STASR ALS. a UNITED STATES POST OFFICES 4 industrial . som —s ee ENeL | tein! - t Saint Louis aa bed” a Ml sgye Peon parts of em TU), ST. LOUIS CAR CC “ These bonds are secured by First Mortgage on lands 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock | and Post Office Buildings under lease or contract for | lease to the United States Government, The leases Tangible Assets Equal] to $305 Per Share of Outstanding . referred to are in the form designated by the United Preferred Stock iy States Government Post Office Department as NON- CANCELLABLE. In each case the leases extend be- yond the maturity of the bonds themselves. The annua! rentals received from the Government ed . | are substantially in excess of the interest and sinking Listed on St. Louis Stock Exchange | fund requirements of each issue. pare : tig Sn Love, Van Riper & Bryan lo () R (y 1D H ; B Lf R R & . INVESTMENT SECURITIES 815 North Seventh Street | GARFIELD 6860 406 PINE oF. _ L6rENzo E.ANpERSON & Go. a 88'S ‘a ees or Price 98 to Yield 7.14% Members New York Stock Exchange Descriptive Circular on Request Seven Eleven St. Charles Street ~ ST. LOUIS SAINT LOUIS Write or Telephone for Further Informations 2 [SS "@QSQ eaeeaeaeenepeneaseeBeBaeeaengasn \8 8&8 Bs oe ue gis we : ' SEB SBBeeseseseseenweaeaeaaeenseese

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eeeeeenna ears adiieediadinan tie acseindtien ee dente 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ t Me WLGGGGGQOOOQ_HP9 MOM P . ee IS SL \ SY’ 3 S Py Lammert s Offer These Suggestions for Discriminating Gift Seekeq| “= | | NN \ | SSW ao oe ae eel oa ~ as x — i ~~’ an ¥ ’ ; ; - 2 ORE 2a a ene aa BS 7 oe 4 ed A ie ae. Al sa a ee 2 ee a ae ae not EE ee Se * ws — ~~ _ —_— eS Table Lamp is 24 Inches | | | PrtectIia Sewing Cabinet | high. ee ea iron base , . = i} of very highest quality its ivy Stara artistically H a with hand-hammered meta! Pra adie of gumwroo4. 25 inches high. Made en- wrought of twiste@ tron’ Rr‘ lem as ol4- | Spine made of ma- $ os tirely of solid mahogauy. Ornamented with metal wae hase P P Oamnteee ih ——s Mod Sager Has ~ sar Gsi-OUC Writing bed - flowers. Oval shades come walnut finish, ts 24 inches in @ wide range of colors high and top is 12x24 semovanss utton tray. flowers. Measures 4° inches with Georgette shade, lined and folding to D t nfu ofl 7 on . P : + . ~ * - , **e | ‘ ° sot to be co sed with high. Complete with cop- and interlined taupe over inches wide. Beautifulis . ae al at Ornamental! finia! inches. Special at ....... » Dine cake cecocee : “heaper cadinets. Spec! : ? a cheap ca pecial . per bowl. Special at .. roee. finished Spec! as -_-— or ke —— ee ee! ee ———— “Red’’ Plac a te i (\ . -: i? an } v A ~ a ° ; ; ite ne = ; _ Stan - " . ’ come , fo 94 wn teste ’ ye _ d Grawer . 2S ric a 4 ny ‘ entirelr of s° id mahogany. Phone ‘ a a a’ >| be ich Dr : — ~% gg —_ee. s high. Mahogany finish. right Top is \% inch thick and 14 are made of gumwood, wi!- t op-leaf Tea Cart has : c} 5 wr? in yy ~ — , ‘ ~ , . ww —- * _ — - ‘ > : ass ‘ as ; ~ _ : emo } amber, green or “ysta cok ieee ge grew aie crass standard and gwd- x28 inches across. Cabinet a — Stand is 28 | yubber-theea” een let ate —— E rstai. tray, mate | | cigar rests. pecial at .. Diste with Georgette shade. | | with glass knobs. Special ; imenes, Special St ..- +000. or walnut finish. esate . | a ee ee ae EE Sg A! PON A DLO A! ARES al BEER thal ES Rate ta, 4 i ee ee or ad | ron . | . . ga este “s OOSTERBAAN Drop Side Crh) eimilar te p mich, & © ~ a } ~~ . _, Fr. }* oe ‘4 wditenta’ Gate-leg Table has solid : — i i inch hich ; ' , mahogarnr BP, 3 ie hb ? - mm ny | inches hich. — um- Sinan aaa eo omni hair has loose cush- ms mahogany and End Tabdie with beok wool. sa er se ". made and r 0 Queen Anne de- trough ts made of gum- $ ‘ :, ‘ a colerful ign large drawer wood. Stands 24% inches — 5 wid 2 43 any color. Has removrab: oe +4 ~~ . aches high glass ash tray. ‘al aipiaae gi : hintz. Special at teers n igeon holes for let- | high. Top is 12x24 Inches ‘a ~ ' oad 8 ad anereoe 3 . : cers. Spec! if ; , Special at . 2 lve es ern On All-Sta Friedman, of Michigan, Is C of First Squad — Weir Honored for Third ee . ores a Sea oe eS ee > , —_ , , — . onial > - Celen'a! Candleabra are eet, ee mada f orass Witr et ~ he oy o ' : at a ' Bai ' lade ef ma- : sta oe - i ’ “= 7 ti 7 ng P| "ficle howl the {9o?,; { jl. Jenny Lind Bed is made of birch finished tn antique mahogany Very desirable same height head and foot. Twin or ful! size. Special at ar ig * ft) | a ’ re glass and eryrstal drops ' > Wired for electricity =“ne- Ly C coy na : 2: ) a a i$ 33 tnches wide. n wrjiftentn collaboration by Tad Janes. head coe . > a “a en ee ee ‘4 Tk On Goors. of Notre Dame and Glenn Werner of Stanforte leven of the scason tn which three coaches . ountry made the sciections yrignt “= IRS +0 hy ~ \VING personally observed nearly 190 senting 39 college footbal! teams from New England to Southern California the Intersectional Board of Football All-America assignment with confd eason of tts own observations and the r every section, no player worthy of consid the deliberations of this plager’s were impartial, unselfish very inter-sectianal to an unusual ¢ be admitted, we hope, Bug e a etn ey 4 ty we e~ 9 ier ee er oe Sree tee an seia cs a a eee saa ee . 3 be . a yan oe bing - hie Child's Desk ; Smoker fa 9 tr -hee } Pa a ; : ~. , Re a a ® ‘ - : ~ 4 . ~ Swivel Chair not illustra- Fas two detachable ped : | ard Table is 29 Pie E- ‘ : ; R pe net has a ~ ted are finished ih ry L&- ! = ; ; 7“ hee . are. “overed : cdigeenting vote. (,e08- ed crit . a : é _— _ . , r a 2a did rom an’ Desk is 32 inches al —s al green Pele Corner ste ’ ~~ } - +h wide and 18 inches deep ue =e ’ metal bound. Speci we inishe nm Wa . ara ans : oe -_ * a¢ thed ; “es ie, fills this assignment Chair and Desk priced at. on were aw oS ee yor i eeeeliaa ellis deere rosie —— mo eR $ .50 . i * a ae many difficulties and the achieve : ¢ No Phone Orders . sdeep. FP: 1 at BRR cit" Idea - neem h | : is 1 r of an unpopular verdict ts, 1924. ect i ENG Dec! at egtea: records ——=- | - SS RES AS “3 7 a = —SSS—S—— -- vseieieiiaes “2 h ‘ndings of thts beard, Grange re seat SS —— ' Ne - ' , » h are based on the perform- tain his ' ‘demaee ” of the individual [n games beck - | this year only. need no fur- © face and are presented That ht a in | —— . —— ee ee rrr a ee 2 — - ~ a apology. but with a com. PDilayer e : inderetanding of the senfi. Proven 2 . ; C ~ *% and laudible partisanship of othall Re ail otbhall followers—from the leges to the largest unl- nge’s Case Cleared. On- -, “Aare ‘A wore oc : : » ~ ; Qi en r Z ‘rrange. compels dears 'o06hGO6make its) «6position M connect m with his re **s > made of rdwood finished in atmut or ma Y AL t. finishe res : + r ; : ; ; . oon es : - se Ug: . Pea — : iH ae selecting a team com- of the most “pectacniar, maomt The = amd best advertixed play - of the mMmoment—the nan of Grange would outshine al! Were this board determin- quent is selection om past perform- ‘arora! embracing all games in this alter the Grange’s Defensive Value Ability to Inte _ Two of the most essential re- over ¢ : “ments for a backfield star without Adi lity to interfere and play Uber! ape (pangr showed neither "eo koe any extent this year. In fact. in game Blineis-Chicago game he failed for the Sectional Bookcase cen- oe: y his hand on a rival We- teamea Old Eng! sh Brass are 4 . ‘ hicagn an S and ' 1 me eC ‘ted China’ ~wide offers a wide range of un , , 5: . On eh eae Sumwood, Seautifully fis oe ‘ en - usual gift ’ : es : . - . i+ . .~- . is ee ‘ ‘ a] - ls } ad , 25 mah - - GES gr “Recrtieme . Ten Conference: Tart. “ 87 undefeated team that ! Harwa rd: Cerrell. Brown e and Stanford, victor —* PP. 44 idan Sg So meena . “oa Sb aS aaa on a Pe eee neres a Soa a eae “ oy, aan SRE bing on By * ne, ee ee ia it il ; Ree, St Sei we 2 ae ky Pgs le int Was Ye es eS Oe, ar oa he * te et ye FR oly Bie at sa ots. 8 oy ee ee oh <a MR alate (5 ST hs 5 FRA Us. ee i ope

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—— DECEMBER ¥ 1925, q i ; C QQ WOOP \= a. WXQ_qo \N i 7 vA De Bey (SSN « SN VRQ A \ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tt WSR MW, vr Vd: DM Bpinet Desk made of ma- ogany and gumwood. Has large pull-out writing bed and folding top. Desk !s 22 inches wide. Beautifully finished Special at ——— oS - -—— —_—=—= 4 Li* ie F aN ia i, SF (24 Ya 4 J Vide Yor" ‘ nt If, ‘ % Wy Ds | f= Yf y , —— - = A ~e %, ee eee UIS, SUND ORNING, 1] —_— --- a ee ee ee ne Ee a -—— _ — = _ — Drop-leaf Tea Cart has removable glass tray. a rubber-tired wheels made ©f gumwood in mahogany Or walnut finish. . Special ” Placed.on Second All-America Team by Rockne, Jones and Warner End Table with book trough is made of gurm- wood. Stands 24% Inches high. Top is 12x24 Inches. Special at . ae ©7. os =a denen UNDERWOOD € UNDERWOOD PHOTO | PEA. PHOTO P£A PHOTO P 2A PHOTO HUBER BROS PHOTO Pea more | STURHAHN, McMILLAN, DIEHL. _ CHASE~ BORN. nce | —* Y YALE, t © = PRINCETON, c DARTMOUTH, 8 G = - * — = — SS ive Western Players Former Illini Star Colonia! Secretary is beautifully made of ma- hogany and cumwood. is 233 inches wide. Ornate grill work on doors. Spe- Clal at Goes Over Twice - From One-Yard Line | | Ditties Friedman, of Michigan, Is Chosen as Captain ‘Philadelphia Professional Team Prevents of First Squad — Weir, Nebraska, ) Famous Red-Head From Making Honored for Third Time. : a ill) Ol Any Sensational Runs. ‘Are Given Positions On All-Star Eleven eo} } Roa o r yite rollaboration by Tad Janes. head coach at Yale, Anute Roclo ' ' , prpiien ta collaboration by Fa : r Rate, diab? first appearance as a professional football player in Philadelphia at of Notre Dame and Glenn Warner of Stanford. It probably is the only 4 the t ' hd hicl bled | Shi , 7 ; 1c ; 0 touchdow gieven of the season in which three coaches from different sections of PnOTO INTERNATIONAL PHOTO Shibe Vark this afternoon score ee ee ee Stands 73 inches high and $ 49: 50 The following article about the 1925 AUul-America football team was : meas : CE — a Se PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.—-Red Grange, himself, making his LT country made the selections. | P2A PHOTO INTERNATIONAL PHOTO pis team, the Chicago Bears, to defeat the Frankford Yellow Jackets : Table is mM ade of > rer g ee $3.75 mth many difficulties and 12x24 (Copyright. 1925.) NEW YORK s | FRIEDMAN OBERLANDER, WILSON NEVERS, | by a score of 14 to 7. i a sige wie Dec. 5. | MICH. G B CAPT DARTMOUTH, L #. WASH, R STANFORD, F B | A crowd estimated at 35,000 sat '.~..~...~....... AVING personally observed nearly 1900 players in action, repre- | lmore than two hours with rain |‘¢ 2 senting 30 college football! teams from Texas to Minnesota, from | ra | peating down most of the time and Lineup and Summary. i ie a ae a a a ae a i i ei i i a i i a i i a a a ie . OO et Oar ; New England to Southern California and from Seattle to At- ‘ fa fog hanging low over the @fi@- 11. nnnnnnweneneeeeeee 5 firon which made it almost lmpossi- | lanta. the Intersectional Board of Football Coaches undertakes its:? 1 92,5 All A ; F b 1] S | ti nN ° | wvanhters §=Pesttion (Gh Bages - . * ble o dis guish one d-coated . poual All-America assignment with confidence and a feeling that . _ merica oot a © ec 10 S . vt a ae Sores gpgmmanta ' : athlete from another Lyman Wf reason of its own observations and the recommendations of agents (Copyright, 1008.) | Grange was not completely! protfman......1.G,. Fleckenstein Bevery section, no player worthy of consideration has been ignored. FIRST TEAM. SECOND TEAM. THIRD TEAM. stopped by the Jackets, although! Springsteen... .. Trafton That the deliberations of this; player’s college career, we might Icftt Ind OOSTERBAAN Michigan SHIPREY Stanford epepiereemey re 3] Be a6 Bot got sway for Say ae fan opment Saleen ard were impartial, wunselfish| very. well award first honors to|> Left Tackle WEIR Nebraska LINDENMEVER Missouri HAWKINS Michigan (} spectacular ball-carrying sprints. ace sth md inter-sectianal to an unusual | Grange—as indeed we did in 1924. | ; Jeft Guard STURHAHN Vale HESS Ohio State MAHAN West Virginia ¢| The famous red-head caught ad gree will be admitted, we hope,| But examinations by a disinterest. | ? Center MceMILLAN Princeton LOWERY Northwestern CRAVATH L. So. California |pase for an 18-yard gain in the ‘ Saiitedn thout a dissenting vote. Geog-!|ed critic will show that Grange | ‘ Right Guard DIEHL Dartmouth CARBY California WISSENGER Pittsburg >| first period, and later at the start aietieninns thie shy alone, fills this assignment| did not accomplish in 1925 the | Right Tackle CHASE Pittsburg SPRAGUE Army rARKER Dartmouth ‘| of the second period plunged @/ wgeuoneon _ BE. Sternaman achievements that were his; in. Right End BORN Army SLOAN Drake WAGNER Columbia /| yard for his first touchdown. Seere by Periods i a ee i i i a i ; t. records would disclose that while | Left Halfback OBERLANDER Dartmouth FIOURNOY Tulane TRYON Colgate two full periods and returned in Chicago + © FT O@ Tummt 4 The findings of this board,/ Grange h&s failed at times to main- | ’ Right Halfback WILSON Washington GRANGE Illinois PLANKSY Ceorgetown the final quarter with the score ica Grange, Chicage 2. lich are based on the perform-/ tain his extraordinary pace, other | Fullback NEVERS Stanford HUBERT Alabama TESREAU Washington tied. He immediately chucked a Jones, Frankferé. Try ter petnt ce of the individual in games| backfield players have progressed ES EN ae ee which gained anf. Sternamen 9 Seen tite myed this vear only, need no fur- | tO greater glory. ors : a Se are preset | Suge Grange ts an extraordinary | ee p y ‘ta had been rushed to the one-yard | —chieage: Knop for EF. Sterna- mhout apology, but with a com-| Player is not ‘only affirmed but ° e : ~~ eee e mark the former college sensation | man, Mohart for Walquist; Am- te understanding of the senti-; proven beyond all dispute by the M V I] B f | MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS t dived over the last chalk mark with derson for Mileckenstein, Bryan for went and Jaudible partisanship of football records and the acclaim | (SSOurli a ey ars Or OF MISSOURI VALLEY inner ars nie second touchdown. | on a . on o ’ i all ‘erg— . of the public. at } in : | football followers—from the © e public That he was one Life of a Pro Athlete. Crawford, Scett for Healy, Heals | . C; © Mllest colleges to the largest uni- | of the best players of the 1925 sea- f A P t d TING | V t b F Te - sities. son is evident by his position on I e . ny erson onnec e CONFERENCE MEE n IC ory y The spectators expressed their Bee ee eee aaa ee rr ¥s -e early 3 e game when ‘ our second team P " displeasure oars - 0 eae coanm. | for 3. Stecnaen’ tae usec § Case Cleared. To infer that his acceptance of W h P f : F b I] Conference bars for life from 3 ] Five the Bears punted eos a 5 a ewe fer: Chambertate. Chaahber- Our respect for public opinion professional football has had the if ro @SSiond oot a employment as an official or staff O iseum out the first quarter sae — | Jatln fer Loewe, Smythe fer Me-«- irding Grange, compels this | Slightest influence on the delibera- member anyone who hus in any | Grange little opportunity ‘o carry | man. Officitata—Refereer, W. G, ™aird to make its position clear | tions of this hoard would be mani- | oc. ites. way been connected with profes- the ball. and in the final period Conwell. Swarthmore; Umpire, sional football. B ketl 1 Te m | near the finish when Grange stood | Hennesacy, Brown: Head lineseman, anection with hts record. | festly unfair to the reputations and| “\VWe Want to Hasten the Death of the Pro Game,”’ Official Cincinnati and,watched a punt splash past] Newell, Penn. Time ef periods, ew eae ee ee ee ee ae a a a a a a i PBB B PPP PP BPRBP DG le el de | = : . wer of an unpopular verdict ad 1924. And similar examination of | Quarterback MRIEDMAN (Capt.) Michigan SLAGLE Princeton DRURY U. So. California Grange quit the game for about Siiatietinn / | »bout 89 yards, and after the ball) sgamer (placement). Substitations eee _ - -—— ——_— - > oa ss — ' : i a ee ae ae ae ee ee ee “ i i | = sitesi | Sewin (Cabinet {ss 33 Inches high intshed in high lighted brown, strip- ed. Very light in weight we selecting a team com- Sportsmanship of its personnel. : | Athiectes who appear on &e : ith tet 'd of the most spectacular, most |The All-America team is hased on Declares—Golf Is Dropped ds a Championship Sport— same program with professionals Again Defeated, fhim in the mud w ont making | 1% minutes. Mw and best advertised play- | Tecords made jn games played dur- _ become automatically ineligible. 35 to 21. any effart to go after It, he Was | =e — ; ~ j ° , , 5s 7 . Grange would outshine all | else Any event transpliring sub- | ence sport. On the whole, however, it was a Although Grange was the center easily carried. Special at a The New Coliseum A. C. basket-| good football game to watch and. eaeee o« . | at oe aac , Da ie ~“frttr . , " 7 of the moment—the name of ing the regcular season and nothing (Chances of Billiken- |! iKéer (same Are | Cc \ . Golf wen dropped ans @ econfer- j senqrouns he oed. tra point and the Rears had won ! . Were this board determin- | sequent to the final ’ ‘ ! ee 3 eile eaiaensas of attraction, the expected sensa- Wrestling tournament owarded the two-game series | (jrange did quite enough to satisfy tts select i ‘fav 410n on past perform- favorable or otherwise, would no? J i j te Wasb- j Dall squad wor ) tional playing carne from the other : Jchn H. Alexander. to Oklahoma, swimming | | om Ciaenee ing * embracing all games in this/alter the records of the season. a cis gal By ; F hich ington, outdeor track meet and with the five imported from Cin-|the crowd that he was a wizard on wide of the fence. This was when The Missouri \ alley ¢ onference, in its two-day convention whic! tennix to Nebraska. and indoor einnati by annexing the concluding | the gridiroh. ithe lone score of the YVellow Jack- 2 , : - range A») Defensive 7 alue and closed yesterday at Hotel Chase, not only went on record as OPpOSINE track meet to Ames, cgume by a 36-21 score last night.| whe rain had the gridiron muddy. ets was made tn the third pertod. ' professionalism but took an active stand against it in two rulings, Ed Weir was ftdvised that hi« The first game, plaved “ eae ‘and there were pools of water it was “Casey” Jones who leaped participation on an all-star ama- night, went to the locais by @ d¢- ‘along the ball-carryving route. ON) ip the air to grab a forward pase eye . —_— Ability to [Interfere Questioned |+»?'¥i" to students and officials. , teur team at Pasadena Dee. 26 16 score ‘the edgwe next to the grand stand | ¢rom Stockton at midfield and i 13 els ‘ ; tical- i bv he Western Conference several th . ' tf} showed, . . ‘ | One ruling declared automatica vine ae would injure his atanding in e The Rheinlan | ou A Brunner he gridiron encroac hed on the dia- ‘etarted a startling run through the pe. the most essential re-:over California after five years ly ineligible any athlete who takes - ars aan on KID a etal conference. a that it knows = can eine Gib. ‘mond and there the mud we entire Chicago defense for a touch- . ~ +} ; r; ° ¢ ' ~ I T i . } Ju. ere ere} 4 mati , . “~ ¢ ‘ ’ : " lity to interfere and play Oberiander and Nevers showed no ¢ ke eae senere “We wish to deal a deathhiow BELGIAN TEAM W son, star center of the local quin run through it with anything ap- ltatn. also covered himself with . v ro ss])OnNa iS = ts ee = ; , " ‘ ‘ ef ‘a a’ . . -* ense. Grange showed neither) weakness in any branch of the xhich profe . 7 to professionalism,” declared Prof. SIX-DAY BIKE. RACE 9 accounted for 37 at =. = i a Poses glory ® . ~~ - . ‘ ‘} +) . C »{ ‘o . y _ © 7 e J . - - = . ‘ . - ‘ . 2 ; » « ? . © as . . 7, | . - y = vars’ ' . . ; hn “a 4 ror +} - yf r roe ‘ ry aT eé ; : 4 iTV » "eS mativ Ss ry) = ' . ‘ by {j tc ne haf . 4c ae ; . rf ' » 7 4 ‘e a ; la 8-Chicago game he failed for the success of their respecyve | pensation for their part or not. The | bi at J of facult: repres¢ - f ,ORK ae - __ Alphonse we: ) — : y enteienil Ker nis fe remarkahty w onead . vards through the Bears Y his hand ona rival. Ne-|tezms. They were all consistent.) .4) er barred for life from employ- | “While we feel that the profession- —F 1 DeBaets. the ate ne ee P ae Hittle Joe Sternaman dropkicked |. orter catching a punt. He aise al —~ ’ , : 1} ree s 1yi¢ pO TATA ; a" . — , rT) Wayee (;ibson tT t? e ‘ ‘¢ re f . Moines P ) ; A n-agg =y, l] rae os ] wi | ‘ wo trv for point for the RBRears gained § io and 123 yarde by his ; t! ’ Sl1x e . . dt - » . , 0) i ya , UuUe iaree! to an — TY) iaeCe LIicKe the ;ou ] i) - y and Tex lHiamer place eked j plashing sorties into the line * * Chicago and Michigan They were all great interferers; all » or official anvone rl game ts on the decline and w | C , ment as a coacn °° Rea SG eae . ; na tmre ‘ nie ‘ VP -Igian team, tonizn Grange ineffective. At no great on defense and did not need die a natural death, we wish End Table made of solid mahogany is 24% inches high llalf-round top ts 12 kof inches. Very well made | and beautifully finished Spectal at . ’ et .ntal . gee ‘ ad aor a uaArTre we : aa 9 er, OF lela! he instrumental in hasteni: g; Gay 0! — — the fact ‘that he resented the/goal after touchdown for the Jack- ’ ’ Fact Si denstin (Ciarden through a | | - cramping of his styT@™ by the Cin- | ets. Hamer's Punts a or. in the last 20 minutes which lappet innati outfit Returns With Score Tied. 1’ was Hames kicking toa, “It is not only taking students ana Franco| “ ; ; an ' Minner. former Washington U. When the Jackets knotted the which kept the Bears’ score down. . , , 1, cq : “s Ct coed y]t Was he dangerous until he the assistance of teammates to Wo acts 4 : Matsa EN | manager or publicity agent, # the line of scrimmage and make their value felt. manage : : oTrTng {a ? iz fatly he was thrown for a/ Wilson of the University of /P™° '°° ue ie? for desperate spri ; i About two months ago two Okla- sini peter, eth His performanc: against | Washington weighs 185 pounds and away from schoo] before they com- homa University football players Reggie McNamara "“anr +? | . nlete their courses Yt? is “wreck- (,eorgevt . star. Vwas Tne big noise last night count in the third period on a bril- His tne = nt the ball out of dan The Store for Gifts Shop Early vania was spectacular and | ;. unquestionably one of the , of unlimited praise—but strongest backs of the vear. He aio TT ‘ere «) kame will not offset sev- is a great forward passer, A good, | P™okram and as . resu coo re nt easfuli athletic carters as coaches Mine a dependable punter and, in our opin- Ais et — @ AP ecthcray pred ind athletic directors, because no , - hepectes eant ‘ ° ft G ¢ went out ols did not enjoy an unusual lion, the hardest man in America to|PTove? 0 tne eee : t they | Conference will hire anyone who | SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Marquard substituted for Gibson! nage. It was gees tor 36 yaaa Sw dart! * Whereas the four backs | crop on the off-tackle play On eniversity authorities the _— as had anything to do with the ifter the latter was ruled out and/right into the armwns of Mohart. That ere was Ge — oqutvm- MM Over Grange were the In-| , A oe oie tele Game. OF me Sista ‘had boxed as amateurs and had ac tsi DEFEATS OREGON A. CC. jowed well. scoring a free throw ‘young man, on the next play.|'eg young man on the field for the tlona| and scoring leaders .of me “ ; | ; ‘cepted no remuneration, tney were T) vliing against hirine « | Capt. Russell removed himself. af-| dashed 12 more yards to Frank-/ Beare who was —_— & menece te r Mhning (eame Wadhineton. field equal-. ! reinstated rhe situation worrited ‘als is retroactive and means thi y _ NN CELES. € alte. De fer tosging four field goals, In favor! ford’s two-yard line Sternaman the locals Joe Sternaman. The eMpions ” Ge Paci >a \Wileon is a dangerous man in me the officials. how as and *ester- an? cian ‘eheen eaalied | ’ ; 3 te m8 uedaneeie: Mel ¢ Wessling. whe tossed one ‘ini failed to fo over and then they | 1%5-pound quarterback apparentiy . ference. Michigan, champions open and hits tackles with the! giwe pnronouncem making sus- ; © the game end-Igave it to Grange. made of gutta pereha, dashed ’ . One crashing drive and he wasiaround itn thy mud like a fey’! two figid goalelower again. duck Ile was eaally the epeedtest Sree Wen Goaforencs: Dart-|.oTCe re & ful back. On delay 1] pension automatie ; the out- ence: at - , ‘ : aniline om ai h. arn undefeated tan m that passes, =p if bucks and criss cross +) come lege ‘ Continued on Seat Pace.” Sternaman drop-kicked the ex-|jrunner out there. is * "4° ix : raod ‘tor and vo'l} Tin « mad rulin is n accord . - -- MY Harvard: Ch Wiison 1 a g£oOC at The enc d ning 1 in ‘ : ; ornella, Brown | on... = ; | aiid - . > leago; and Stanford, victor Continued on Next Page. with a similar regulation passed. Continued om Next Page. , had 623)! ' . nad accounting for 14 points. N elas. Mant run by “Casey ° Jone, (jrange ger aes eral tignes. peas aguas wail es — another Washington etar, got 1% \lteotted back on the field. He| Dame star. took un. the hero role Horder ir) Vy. fight yr othnira plac Cc repre sented by 5 field goals lbacked up and this time threw a Johnny Mohart, former Notre P 2 re »~ » professtonal boxin ;, Walthour and Spencer jappeared on a protes Mi DOxIng ing what might otherwise be suc-| va ur and fs. igies 17} 1 ' past Tyi« y , | lever, Pav iti ii top fern ‘rie © light . ‘ 7 ta ‘ } ’ O a al - a - ° - - - - < 000 SEE GRANG RE TWO TOUCHDOWNS te oe OO ee F r* ee “ ~_ - met SE a? SS ae a

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E: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe ST. LOUIS MAGNATES TO ATTEND LEAGUE MEETINGS IN EAS FGNN RI ern Browns and Cardinals |__New 18.2 Billiard Champion ‘Grange Greatest Grange Placed on Second Big Ten Adopi I War' Da , MeO Eckersall Says = = © wood actor taping |Peytialary hue ork om th ct For Grid rid Teay nf spring _ eet or ie LR SE ems - * the 3 es * a at A 4 ran ta re ee ee eee . te. - ~ a daay® “ oe i i i i i i i i i i i i i ee ae Ne A ee ee ae a ~~ ad 9 - In the tackle positions selections I S uy d ?°:lUlFER ae a 7 ) ; . eer | the modern game. In the Wash- are close. Lindenmeyer of Missourt | i irst ession ues ay re oe a: 2 oS ‘Former Star Quarterback, Now ington State game, he intercepted W#s the sensation of the Missour! Michigan Schedules } ead List Se a ee il erate oy > , : 4 = : um — Verte + sant nd gy ce NS I ers _Valley Conference, while Sprague a Football Critic, Picks All- (* pass and ran 90 yards for &/was a great factor in West Point's} Contests With touchdown. In the Oregon. game) best games. However, the edge goes . Western Eleven. to Chase of Pittsburg, who, Iike| Griffith ——— National League 5 Most Valuable Player Bree : it was his interception of @ pasS -.. aan stands 6 feet 3 inches: | . Led With | : ee ; = can that stopped Oregon's march OM 414 weighs over 200 rounds. Chase| ee ee aT Flag ? o | a “ : 2 Award for 1925 to Be Announced Tomor : : a hs. a | : 3 . . | By the Associated Presa. | Washi ng ton ‘s five-yard line. In ' ts very aggressive and as powerful By es Asenc tated Pes , Ww F . . . RS a ae ES ; . 4 CHICAGO, Dec 5.—The ll-j;every game Washington played it!as his measurements would suggest. CHICAGO, Des Sas af on on our row—World Series Legislation Probable. S | ie ae. = Western Conference football selec-|has been touchdowns by Wilson or|Not only good on defense but A/schedules for 1926 werg | : s | eee fore) | a re ; tions of Walter Eckersall, of the his passing, that has made touch-/ power on offense, Chase is an !n- tonight by the Big Tes « ACC Stable By John Thi Tribune, prominent foot-/! sible. e is tricky and spiration to his teammates and) seer one of ~niGage » downs possible H . . keeps them on their toes. The Pitts-. the most hing. or seorman — ~ Se rr | ball critic, were a tonight, in the victory over Stanford one of bure tackle {s an ideal teammate sessions ever experienced, ‘ond on t. 66 Micarn rn si 2. 3 R : Se ues to rake rac Chicago ears -_ sn sete ee a ar ellin = »299 Te 2 1. > ‘} : x . Se nee : i a ss — : . . / $ be well repre- for \fonday. There were many > | eS, Be pe ee ees OO SE eset 2S ee ee Edwin Hess, Ohie State, left perfect. He throws a forward pass seconds fiat tn the high hurdles. He to get a conference game se ~"s the season which haa | | comes a keen players if the league last year who fa : a Rey Yee | guard as accurately, as gracefully and al- {8 of a -— pe ee roe Northwestern agreed t» ae e> far as the big time| Conzelman. : - - — ay o ' P Bes | oS eee SAX : ; | : eta (ment and offe of th : ts wet eetay Guner| Vere Mighty valuable to the!r se ee) : soe oy - es | Tim Lowry, Northwestern, cen- on as fas as a player throws a ph seein Re ice ©S diana a second time to Gea are concerned, the horses) so.ctacular grid : | de C. Ball, business manager | elute , Bias SR. | Xe | ter. aseball. His kicking and running Sturhahn of Yale and Dieh? of | Hoosier home schedule “erried ‘the “plack, vellow 1920. has been by Ee aviet and Manager George Sis | Legislation of various sorts wil] “Ss nghye tts Yr ge *. 3 ey ts 4 Red Grange, Iiifmets, left balf- contemporary plarer. retin and offense. Diehl is flashier | Huff, athletic director of , of $240. 193, while Harry sot Tt te }) eae ite . ‘ p> a . ~ : ne ry: , ‘ od 4 Jia 138. © e an’ e oo Sresdent Gam Brea-| garding changes in the world's se- : Seas ee eg «| beck, captata. Nevers Leads Fullbacks. than Sturhahn but makes an {deal |Versity of Illinois, were we horses won $228,563. | 2S 1 t but don WwW ill the he oniy representatiy e, | a Po have about a dozen others. , “ | a ’ ? a= x yo ¥. > re > Doyle Harmon, Wisconsin, right Tro members ot this board have teammate Fast. powerfu! anda very | a peace committee and pie the Rancocas stable aid what tts Kieogers liornsby, manager, was; These will be threshed pro and ae Fe 2 . Re € pg ae? > Soke ety halfback. seem. Nevera. of Stanferé Gatear flashy, the Dartmouth forward was out the solution by » nearly so well, winning ing under asked to make the trip, but RECOCS | con. What will come of it all is , U™~ , aes POOP | A sme culine — oe sity, at his best ‘and along with Ue | one rtd at ease in the /two games in Gus season, 75.840—considerably iess ae ares nothing for these gatherin hard to forecast. Just Scat ic. whee RS ES ms he cago ae . 7° — neue enatiog . ~ backfield of his rival Diteh! comes | _** -» | that is due ta — her ee SE anaee mle a ag Se . It may be just ee Sac ss js jai rime | Three of Eckersall's selections merous oldtime observers agree out of the line excentionally Senko | Red Grange Discussed, did two years ago. Hi. crowd and the Ain te that reason he de L ' were captains of thelr team this that Nevers !s one of the greatest ts a fine tnterferer and perhaps the) Red Grange and the mey is far down on the = go An aod o- to 3 gq ® = Some Lively Discussions. EDOUARD HOREMANS year, Lowry, Henderson and Grange, fullbacks tn the history of American , best running guard of the vear professionalism on Tr year, with only a little ust over. to make the trip to New But it is certain that some - el . and riedman is next year’s cap- football. In many respects he sur- | Th8 center of the line has three | football was ciscussed . .000 to his credit, but as York tions will afford lively discussion of Belgium, who won the world’s championship at 18.2 balk- tain at a Soe Harmon will passes Thorpe, of Carlisle Indian steriing candidates in McMillan, about the sessions, but Se as that carry the “light Knows What Team Needs. There is the cutting down of the line billiards by defeating © Jake Schaefer, 1500 to 1495. egg on Phyo pray fame. Nevers {s a powerful line a beep Cravath. Lowery is the/ was taken. Mieown cap” are racing at the | Kut Hornsby has had his say. playing fields for the world's serivs Alia: eae ne names ayn ib “auaee’ aii plunger of the old type and ret in vath oy m wren cree — ° Cra-| “What can we do about Rage tracks this total probably Confabs have been held at the)|‘® b@ considered. Magnates seem the conference, says aM open field he has few superiors. jo aire cree ew, —ailfornia ts the! Prof. O. F. Long of Mase auemented by the end of — wo 74a:%to be tiring of ‘“‘freak'’ home runa3. L L d t | H Pl piace kicker tn leading pivot man on the ¢ “oast this lHiornsby has told A 1 , om un eague ea a oremans ays Eckersall, in gi — the reasons for This Western back is one of the vear. McMillan of Princeton. “We cannot ask the football as h. the Cardinals need | ‘So the earlier starting time of the his choices. McCarty is the hardest best punters and forward passers footer weighing over 20 sunds,|¢Ts to pledge themselves gga Gien Fiddle stable was not for the next flag) parties, advocated by Commissioner Stake i In Soccer Schaefer Return hitting back in oe conference. Oos- of a generation and his work on seems to outrank al! rivals. | play professional] football ene as only 17 horses were | -4— + these | Landis. Then it has n terbaan gives every indication of int inspiring player and a beautiful | they have finished thelr E Mepthe post by Gwyn Tompkins of it has been sugges? + the defense and in tnterference wis 4n : Horve i¢ gan Johnson of the Ameri- developin into one of best a or 2+ ’ “ »'D r cMil! ! ’ 5, + | ica, | _ything worthwhile | *d to Ban Johnson of the Ameri F tur Toda Match Next Mo t} ie peg is eine, Satis a Dest a great factor in Stanford's victory Passer. McMillan {s versatile and }reers.’ uy the season, but of these al! | Boys Believe 4]1 be re ,can League that the world’s series ea e, n m in the history of Mi - over California—th t! 4oe an exceptional diagnostician, who Th ! ‘. ¢, Rocking he will be ready to} Seetheatt ta sete nee adie : lifornia he irst unde: always becks en Mie time te nest ® only vote involving «@ nd one of these a jump- , : ae Amertcan football rules, {n .20 ~ ' dieses ” perrec- | tion of amateur status was qe ier y Man o*° War. Ameri- | Clashes be rotated among the vari- a outstan ding guard tn the Bis tic He ! tk to h d ous Cities. This will h iv ur- ! om , urin 99 “ mF rege sn Se , 4 Sinaia ite trobion | ardiy get fur Ten while Walsh was given the th years. During 1924 Nevers had, haa pass throughout the past sea- reinstate R. D. McHague, i by Man of War-Lady | : 1? bh aa ‘ > ? ‘ + mn _ ’ . > . ; t! after some right-hand pitch- weit ne ontangg of geome winners | Vespers Oppose wer Millers in Billiard Stars Meet at Chicago er guard position because few gains ad ankles and was of little value’ con. at Purdue, who during) ehampion %-year-old of | : > : : WwW Oud ever consen -O Buc a ; wer made oy ae or throu = »? wntil thea New Year's saane at Pas3- ch ! ¢ ha 4 it , wi alent Whether that will be! ,,., Sec Game an an 6—Hagenlache | 5 oS Saseees Sf. eta iae i oy wh — : scnoo ays, d acc , the leading montey n- ‘oming is not known PG Ecce ond of | J . 4, . ¢ J Edwards made his presence felt dena when his massive shoulders, Honorable Mentions. piay in a baseball game) the establishment with ai, " OminD] : | | . bis ‘ >. ~ aiies >» ie . ln ‘ -_ sens z ia cA = , ; ie 4 sal . . La '? : ik DEithe wilt be in the field et ty a a a scheme he Double Bill. to Play Winner. tag I ae ie “ eaid, powerful legs and super-drivine a NDS—Dilwis aye want Leary, oe $63.350, won in four! Shangha aoe ie ( S| I I t . mes, w ic! . he ‘ esa vcU St ‘ . ; ~ ii midfield to th one. ~ i # s s aba ‘ ; ; " r + a ‘eve meeting at Gotham, but also when | 22, neited by rain be started f at soccer has to ofter Ry the Aswctated Press. Maroon line. Lowry led the North- .. inte i an Binge yard lin ne O n:; O'Rourke, St. Mary's; : the athletic directa the Belmont and the | nts rider ang the schedule gathering is held. a bere dit : nal a “ago ~ nae we 4) on dis ROCKFORD. I. Dee. §.—Ea-| Western team to its most success- - — S.ng.6 Re os Shin This year, his ine. -aa} ngton: Raker. Kansas: Coaches not send sO Man> Ge stakes. Had this colt no ek daa ae ur liornsby also could use another; __ J Thi oc ew cmnaagyys anita UWniv é ; ful football season since 1999 and - mies mondced, vevers was much | Bur: nsin: Flora, Michi¢an;|to watch future opponenta ng at the beginning of the! — mee = 2 nis >arney figu ll | at ° es . , lan ' ror} ages t? sam +olwart * ’ : kta — - : ing. pi ), catcher to he Ip out the regular— 4 ase . a . I 2s ott wi Vespers meet ouard Horem an s, Be lgian, wh 10 won his head wn rT ' meeting he might have i™vs — Bob O'Farrell. bond aie 7 a & io of stalling for Ben AI} ve Sten Seen meen ae the world’s 18.2 balkline billiard part in the defeat of Michigan, 3 Peded the famous “Four MHorse-| Ker, South Methodist: McKibbo4. getting overcrowded with the $100.000 marke. Matd aye = | time. 48 is one of ths few sug- er on ae pee nig — . ps to 3. Harmon has been a reliable men.” Vanderbilt; Thompson, Georgta: The re-election of | -ear-ol4 daughter of |: ne 2b Manager Sisler of the Rrowns “i ‘ the sonemtatinen Sen leagu double-|championship from young Jake rfor Basten . Sit ass A . ' Maj. Joke a j-year x * | $525. $115 Manager Sis! gestions worth while. Whether performer all season, Eckergal! Friedman of Michigan not only | ~*°°US *_ssour!; Lowe, Tennessee: | Griffith by the athietic Thrasher, contributed | *2—=#*> has not made known his wants. Barney will be able to get it fur-| | header. The teams are tied forthe Schaefer last week. will meet sa! id, and is a great triple threat gives the all-America an unusua}/SU>D'¢. Maryland; Newell, Texas: pa his third ¢ ° . cag Aha ' . pe : wheres a , : . ‘ e : 1 La : si”d asOi icc ‘ : ‘ - 4 - "niw rai > . = wo-year erm tne tora wit Vi . » ; orw. However, it is certain he would not | ther than the talking stage is a | ‘®adership. In the first game, ccnsefer in a return match in Chi- | >#yer- quarterback but one of the best **U‘er, University of Utah; Healy, missioner of athletics of the ly Alabe a Stakes, the Pim-| Green Biases... . i ™ eA © . . aft be averse to taking on some hurlers | question. starting at 2 o'clock, the Ratican ee directors of plays tn many vears. ~°!' rado Universt ty. joasie yee. a o, Jan. 4, 5 and 6, according to , SF TACKLES — Gates, Princeton’ Ten. was affirmed by the ks, the Maryland Handicap, | sain 4 Premium . ; e > of quality and a catcher of known | An o _Club will oppose the on oO ts Stelding Yost, the Michigan coach, - oo. ow aso major league caliber _ “ tp paegroned | In their first meeting. the Ves- 22 ammouncement made by James Cc r la €a has stated that ‘at no time “ee Kearney, ¢ ornell; Newell, Texas A. | Committee, and his work in her victories and second and | Sor a ud = La. al here also wi ® a discussion : J , ~* nN { ‘ I] nN 'r Pr - Hiowever. the watchword when ., pers won handily over the Ben . Horemans’ manager, who Friedman failed to execute instruc- *! q _ Holland, Virginia; Brew-/of clean athletics was onerys. eal iihnteas whe: ihe of ruies. There are those who Millers but the tables were turned 8S im Rockford today arranging 7 en ee, 7 tions as delivered to him. He has ***™ ‘e¢xas Christian; Davis, West praised. Does Well me magnates i setet ° nokia = m tne mar we 7 anyone) ten so that anyone can understand] sn each case. the defeated team @aY and Thursday between Hore- ning his team, and In addition ts a rege at ‘eae ae ee | COLGATE REJECTS € reg tree Weenies of | Wants to give us somethin , . aan ee ee ee ee 2 a ae a . deadiy interterer and seldom faiis 8 '*%: Coates, Baylor; Kramer lar’s (arse, a : Valuable Player Award. ye ete: be nd “ /come up. This came to a head at! take the field at full strength. The Play the winner of the Horemans- utes of Game Ithough be himself was in the, °%, Chicago; "Edwards, M! higan; By the Associated Press. ‘ in the wind and was re- Mu two clubs. But of greatest interest | the last world series when one of) Vespers showed marked improve- Schaefer contest. — : sarety position *-higan quar- Bolen, Purdue; Bachor, Detroit; HAMILTON, N. Y. Dee - anrently after winning 4 place. $12.00, vill be the announcement from Na- | the noble writer-athletes censured | men: in their recent game with the ert the ball well, under | 2uner, Pte nent wren; | Sate’s undefeated seotbel me face at Laurel. At that she THIRD RAC tional League headquarters as re- an umpire for a decision and was| Wellston Club with Joe Hand at Pivac to Face _ Concordia Seminary’s basketball all circumsta: 1d ts adept at Brieg. Lafayette; Wagner, Colorado | not meet the University races for a total of $20.-{¢rtvine, place ’ sae ~ a \s & ava « aA ek L ; ~ Q _ - . ‘v e ‘ st gards the Arcuits most valuable | called on the carpet by Landis. center forward and Eddie Burke team defeated the McKendree Col- return punts a is g@reatest assat A es. jington as a representative co Ath $20.250 to tat, aoe 437 sao, lay f 9°: No inkling as to Several chapters of the Basebal! ~- lege quintet at Holy Cross Hall last ‘S forward passing and he was the - ARDS—Kilgore, Harvard; Car-/| East in the tournament @ _ ™ Y ey layer for 1920. NO inKilng as tc . : : ‘ 16 aseodaii t center h ‘kK. Manager Mc- an e y ; oe 4 an ‘ “ee Te ee pay . : er Cornell Pike Pennsylvania: on New Year's day at Crusader, with $15,400 and) ilove ; : - by « ee? nnoL = ? "riter ; 4 Ss« “ he playe: has b Lene 20. 9 \ I Associatior ve gone on arthy indi i vesterday that he a The ree hal? ei te oe n Dansby, Texas A. and M.: Buckler; cal Refection of the tnvit S with $4990—daughters tar auceper .. . 1(ehy ) th r recor i! ale e\ ? , lawver. oth . ’ s Wwe : oo . ‘ 2. potest. ritn ™ : a “ ’ + But Rogers Hornsby of the Cardi seg as Of pos 3 (oO the player: Suld retain this lineup. - | AlaDama; man, Oklahoma; announced by W. A. Reid, gon of Man o° War helped st Dona: rS wi nals is a mighty strong clindbdabe. writer. The New York chapter fa- Alth@igh the lesser class, the op- hdov im Lentz, Navy; § uidt, Army; Swan, ad vg total b> + ga aa lets ) Ss . , the Colles ; ae ” : ,' 17? |. : a manager, today. «2 @ tota: Last season, it will be remembered, | vors letting things go as they now) ponents in the openin; game, ap- Dick Smith May Halt Loca] the Collegians rail ‘ ft forwa! a but fe sre in- Stanford; Watson, St. Mary's; Tay- > WH Rancocas stable did not send | Boy. ‘From Home , he was second to Dazzy Vance, al- | are. | Pear to be well matched. Both Hea eicht’s R of by Brown tied the 6-26, reepted. Friedman is phenomen- lor, University of Southern Califor- GOODRICH AND airy tee to the vost as it, Conn though he enjor@éd the greatest No matter a really occurs. | clubs are undergoing ch! and al- vyweilg un with three minutes to play. ally cool, accurate and deliberate ~ Wright, aa Hanson, ne year. when it won 77 races. . “on , a; a oc tnengeeeatrcss : . ns th k Minnesota; Smith, Notr ame; a . (tan ' a 4 =?! nm mm es. - a4 > ~4 : ° iB. ; u* ” “ . rs reer, Hornsby had another great and maybe somet hing worth while better team play but neither has Concordia oniy to have Martin. drop aliiaan aia rou cacitiates of anda oie diana; Godwin, Georgia Tech: Mc- Sy the Asenctated Press. die establishment, and -these , ‘ ‘ ~~ ¢ -™ - 3 am “v ’ > _ _ . = —— . . S25 9 = - 7? year in 19° > in addition to leadine will be Al ‘complishe ed. Succeeded in winnine consistently. bmne in to tte the score aga.n i q. star aggregation Jee. Kansas Aggies: Robertson, BUFFALO, N. Y. Dec. ; “2 racea. Silver Fox was John Craddock ts schedule | leavwelg cath is? t put Concordia in the lea Drake: Walsh, Minnesota Goodrich, the lightweight ¢ st money winner Harry ———— SSNS EEE EEE snd I +* — aueet +h - ace ; ae : ae . i ' n the end position the board ackw a } th games with PAW eu Date! rr -en | and ; ~@Inin 612 ne, n Pee Rorn “ENTE R—Stevens. Idaho: Pona- and Ro kK} Kansas, his had in hie harn. The gray " terday, after the report was Re | scean.s m6 = ss a :, icks rn and Oosterbaan , here: 9 o VALLEY CONFERENCE ine v. afte Ph Bhs or — LODY¥ Murphy and Chay °c: tigned by ! Lilla air! Bit [ ue re rot 1A e.g) inh 3 ay Sloan. Although ny. W ashington; Pooley, Georgia a 15-roun a title fight , ld won nine races for a ¢t6- aly say ii ] agreement wis ‘ ‘ : “a a ms & « a LT, . De i "ODT =) ss ‘ e 4 ‘ . Tech: Underwood Rice EF rhea Monday night, have cum haw ‘ DEALS SEVERE JOLT t ~hea ac . Sie, ie ec tite anesmen — wtaeriee re: " . oe : = . . reat margin Oosterbaan, -; Si ae : : oF we va ttam a both 960.7: his most notable vic- | to be reached. Washington has ten- psp: a se iy eagoers igoesen il 5. ‘ ea dl ° Wetede Georgia: Robinson, Penn: Burt, | Preparations anc are . 20. . TO PRO FOOTB Al I atively scheduled Ames far OTTAWA T — “WINS hre¢ rot : ' tion tn antl = ate : reammatée ‘ Friedman, was in a — . the required 135 pounds. Being the Carter Handicap. ard, >! ace $5 - EAM . prouie : eet Si cir a4 WwW i ; ty 7 , A bw himsel?. Yale; Turner, Harvard: Brown, : " ennai ho Than kSsgiving day, and from pres- fans expect a close battle Gam " pire City Derby and th FOUBTE ts 5 eee @ ¢hie heara Michigan: Boertnger. Notre Dame: . _ Continued trom Preceding Page. | (ent indications the public demani RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP © “4 Cae gigs gi inesd: — pyc a ee ag ata megs ora ene State: Hutchinson, Ne. | ting odds here now are vas i Derby. Mad Play , o meets were made at yesterday's for the resumption seems to be out! WINNIPEG. Man. D ee or We ee ee 11 Born was the second! >raska: Heichle, Butler; Wilkie, es brother of Mad Hatter, | Value to wis esestan. Washineton University /in the cold. tawa Seuatore ean : schedule a four-round preliminary Oosterbaan | Wis comsin; Dandson, Kansas, Volk, | Pott. Oklaho . ° met m races for a total of $57,- inti will-have the swimming meet here! Piker and Billiken officta's | S*@ior Rugby champ! onsh! J here oo . et mes — inches tall and eee —— Parr, Wases : on of these being the eee) | ¢ Desay March 12 and 13 and on the same talked the matter over Friday. and. ne ert they. eliminated Tammany | pana t feature of the) pounds, is fast as a mm. ene a a Gat ternson, Dame; Marks, a. ; = Micap. in which he beat! # > dates the wrestling tournament will While {t was agreed that the game /'E°"S of Winnipeg for national! ew oS oe Se ein 1 Leper cameymenlibaice haf aaiaah Goal ae oe noel ee ee tunel | peseriote we ‘ , ‘ , —-, we he logica? Crem e . s0no0rs, 44 to i. ; Ton fac. South Broadway hen it comes to DSoxing a ent, nrane, ansas Aggies: ginia:; Meeter, Grin . beaten only once ake place at Oklahoma A and M as the logical fea ure of the local aoe da nee , the magn end ts an ex- ©auix«ins, Princeton; Pease, Colum-/ Dartmouth: Kirkleskt, at Stillwater and the itndoor track SsTidiron season, it was deciared|S Rng) ae a ee ; forwar month is la: McPhail, Dartmouth; Graham, ' Gebhardt. Lafayette: Saxe , that there we lemen ALI Bunnell ‘ar ~ortemeg! south meet at Ames a ere were elements on the VALLEY FOOTRB ; ell. Yale Fdwards. « e glia. Southern Nebraska was awarded the out- %°4rd of each institution thas op- " Ne : Brown, Alabama; Fo- Thomas, Utah Aggies. door track and field meet which Posed the move. However. there 8 SCHEDULE FOR 1826 Smita oO: TIN DAAC, Labbe, ruggec : Without : : basket ball | ey. : Haggerty, George- . FULLBACKS—Wyckotg 7 ; arian os | — .. “al = . - _- . als 4 ‘ee eha . ? - ~ - 5 will be held at Lincoln May 21 and 2? bare chance that the trouble may ii iidhent winner tn See BETHLEHEM | DEFEATS aan keeps rival forwards 2 7 ? , Te ae tameten Spadens Jackees N VICTOR . . , a _ hoe . ~~ — ~ ' g>¢ | ‘ ~’ . ‘ are, -@xXxas Ames Spears : r 22. The tennis tournament will be, °* ironed out before both schools mies ~ nies + nigeria ema nay Siprae OATS THE MUD > et » Dae “mie ' | Ger” : : afier breaxing held about the same time at “ya complete their cards and a mia The atm ' Valley hie f ‘ondary distinction at Chicago C IN comodin sharp change c D : Ss Sti:an, Bobe: gs. Univ ers.ty of souri: (,Oorman., Loyola; CHESS Tol IRNEY: | when bustied : ¢ : | ; has ¢ 454i? . ails aes aua™ | s hedvu [ae om Diet s ex er —_ oo : sian —_—a — +. ; hangs of di rect nn. > tah. | | Oh! 0 State: McCarty, ’ aware outrus. ’ , = ~ | Beason meetin al "en 2 — i otner lilinois boxing r TrHLEHE M, Pa., Dec. vv. aue . . . a . > ae ie * aes tae BSxt Conference meet- versiti oe Se) om ee ae ber 25 | ; SS ~ ehem Steel team checked the *Wo Occasions this year when sewed | HALFBACKS—Imiay, California: Lewis, Northwestern; Frye, BUSSIAN STi 4 LEADS “a. ie . % ee. ‘ p| an ass + h - . - : . ing wlll precede by a day the track Following ts he Ww ——_ ning ae : h ning stride of J. & P. Coats of '" DY Opponents, the Michigan giant | Luce, Gonzaga; Shapley, Navy; Dig- | Joesting, Minnesota: Se p.ace an So bal Orin il. — ss aia sa . et > nm - ioe aie mm ~ “ . . ¥ | . . . meet, | Contereaie at é ash'ngten Untversity October _ ives’ s — = we pensar Pawtucket, R I, by taking the | SP¢@ ed forward passes wit one nan, Princeton: Wilson, Army: Kee- ! Oregon Aggies; Griffin, © a = eres apablanca | atin ae a Zolf was dropped as aconference, ., BALL — renee @ on essive on tie Soccer League contest "and . H's work downfield under/fer, Brown; Carr, Syracuse: Brown, | Strader, St. Mary's; Jones, G& rt : tuhow | At pest four ‘ , ~ on . . ’ ‘ as . a ~ ~ > = = — - ———— ww : ~* . Y ‘fe 7 : sport and no tournaments wt!! be Oct, By, " Ti lan {3 has won eight consecutive bouts, ate today by the score of Punts is nearly perfect. Pittsburg; Rhodes, Nebraska; Alm- Gustafson, Pittsburg: H Oda eated Bogo!iu . Masta. Treimed : ' ‘a. adits > —ne ? — is . gion LAS lot 4 ‘ wf , . ” . ’ ; ef - 4 3- held unless individual schools) $f 16 jah ah noma Agriss at &t. | Philips | oo Pping his ponents in six en- coals to 1. In the heavy going) Born of West Point was the we. ist, Mf! ear Kutsch, Iowa; | Alles, Yale; Kreuz, Pens; _ CrMarmpion and leader im) 243 , . n nn ' ot etait vied ity 7 ~aseunt ¢ “em os “ ay ns gy b. : . prate » me oe yd mn? ’ in ' kx! ‘ks 3 compar- N re Wame. Ramacciotti, sc. Leais; Jefferson: W 1.80, Texas A oe Bo . “ ow hLowev TT re. : ye A committee was appointed to » LL , wee .Ou econ : vicrory yor me: couc & ; , Wisk Wilcox Purdu > oa es 7 ; : : ~arL.er ey ; , ae * : Mirectr’ et : : : a! ith terbaan. Without a e: Keane, Creighton: Dixon, Brigham Young. firs: ; ; Yr. Lasker, Lounger assten football officta's for next * . at St oul Te Dame at ve? € uN af wy “has mau . , , 7 . the fastest man - 7 . with Dr , ; " A r » . a oo > TY) . . - . >}, “ ° a . “A AS = 26 ee ee ei ee ee one’ ; ws * -_ ge * BRE -* ; Coro nwmwor~ | ~ Orow se ww Foon [77 ¢ hle companion, r a total of 1 won four races =: ~“Oon's ~ set COMioa’ 3. ‘ a) PO bt 25 > —— ww i@g > . ‘1 . - P e? ~ . ‘* - ’ . ~ : . \ 2 : ts ; . 4 . vy ga ¢ 4 . *y . - + - . vears« games and ese men . . ; rm - ; . in o. 3 cee ese .- . . of scrimmage seen : ~ . oes hae meet at Kansas City next week for ae ae, Sl : Arkansa at Okla ee igemenfts zari Gibdbo: Berryman. ..e..++-M& gieaiete® = 1. tie has perfect contro! A O NA sg - Capablanca stands third, aime ¢ this purpose. Another comm tttee farch ‘ Be! ~ October 16. ti irrisb 7 1? “7, ‘ ho f-Den ; ? es R.H im - ‘4 Vv ft : $$ N TI L or ha ted Frater champ- | The a Rader: _— ober risburg, | | MoDeneid 10000 Rye ITIIIN Sigua NATIONAL SPORTSMAN PAR wo cocay, tourte Dass.e sas se J s Cc . : . 7 a A | . ~ was appointed to settle the question; ™. — Mis oe | Kansas Kansas Agg‘es. Pivac ‘ ir. Mi took of time per diem which its to be| valle | Ames at Grinne!! match preceding ! Porrest.... OR... _ Ort | is a 68-page monthly magazine Summary Capebancs, onal érive. | i} y meet. at L ‘aco - AgE! Ss at Ww hingten, ~ r a. se e e* s* . ’ ~is Pas crammed tr i} ; tam fi - y ay _ *% Ph? ad ‘ & allowed for football practice. TENNIS - October 23. Young. ark .. r. ‘ned ae | eauping ro? ay en — defeated Bogoljubow, R ae = No More Stealing Off to the Hits. | May S—Miseour: at : Se Kansas. The featherweight attraction of Nag te rule aod picttres,. valuable tnforma- Germany, drew with 3 4 : “eee - ’ . tal : A rule was passed forbidding the. rake at St. Lous oetinte auontam oe Okie hema, the Odeon bill wilt wring Ray A!- Re, i st. - , | a Fe in ce ) Gery; Romanowsk y, withdrawal from the city before a sebington on et Grianeil fano, East Side puncher end for- Jee. and Stevenson. Fixe ef halves— ome in and see the a | peace to get Tish and game, etc. Gefeated Subarew, Russia; artwing fa} Friday evening of a team which ts *?°. mee Givens. “ss a Fort Wort mer national amateur champion, | ¢5 minutes and most complete selection ‘ggest value ever offered tn & Austria, drew with $146 * 3s acheduled to play at home the fol. ‘ _— October 30 into the ring with Walter “Red” —_- ' of FALL PA! Ss in St Louis i om rting rr ine. Ay istria: Yates of Ea- bo | ~ : STING, | a a wee MINNER STARS AS “ : And here's the - eae or scp eal lowing day This ts to avoid the 2 to | saea). Ames et Nebraska. Rowland, a tormer Western district We Mateh Your Coat Tartakower, Austria, eS. 37 —-aleson lurb‘a Kansas st Drake ‘hampton who has been f . COLISEUM QUINT and Vest | 4 Remington Sportsman's Knife in, Poland. defeated Loew- measing of Friday classes by the : 2-13——\ " ™ su Ox ahome at Washing‘on fighting hiev | tid} ih: ve Price of New Snuft 1a, size, with stag P players. It will be recalled that : ——— ee Ags professional] yr abs ‘ r | 3 met, w {tac . ; me Similar Action in South. Nove nrber 6. i. . . DEFEATS CINCINNATI | : d two iong. slender — a; Rabino wi ach, several times during the recent the Asax ciated Press | Dame at Nebraska incer the management o: ry : Thousands of fabrics se bi pecially designed to meet ‘Oat Marshall, United football season this practice was ATHE NS, Ga.. Dec. 5.—Profes- iesourt at Oklahoma — Brammel, trainer of t] B ns Continued from Preceding Page. in every patters and + icy u exact Pe mg of Geneweky Reeste ée , esorted to in order to get the siona i footba!i pia; ers Were banned + me Aawten os _— ( tenta- Alfano rec ‘¥ oO ete 3 a6 J-day and fic e free th ro WS, and Nie- color for dress, work | e3 - RB atees a on - birds and fu t Cho iTauir ay Ruassta: Bo- thiete ’ fror h e | le. err } ‘" ney uspension Seober bw ¢) > . ey ae fe a ‘ " o¢ : perior quality eteel with strong. Soy ‘ athletes away c oot the exciting as coaches or 2 nee official an hentiin on iin a, . sion, i y tae Moma meyer, nky center, with three) and play rer mtting et ye ~ ee yh ; righe —- @ ~~ Kiussia defea ed Torre. atrnosphere of the college town. jcapacity by the Southern Interco!l- Waukee. ; Boxing Commissio n for his failu field goals and two free throws. “New ( ollegia tes” enod clean job of slittmg and skinning Verlinsky Tlusela and ae Wu . The Washington Vw. football legiate Conference at its annual November 13. to make weight for a match with | e z SPE We will send you this Rem Cecho. 7 piace sis ~ a | were chief scorers for Cincinnati. te , vakia adjourned . IAL ingtop Sportsman's xaite AN -R issia. a _& bye. SEVENTH ’ i 3 ’ eset Raneas A t Nah } -va utch ' ' ~ echedule is incomplete due to diffil- session here today. Resolutions ness Agwies at Nebraska. George Butch | Clemons had two field goals. Su- i | OF , and National Sporteman " T= 7 4 " 4 wie a - nf - : F 2 ee = - = > > 5 4 - S = . ~— . ” en ke eee — . = cs : - . ss r ’ be Wi ~ ~ “a > . ~ 2 ? >. 2 7 ’ —— : ‘ = xc 7 a Z - - <s . . Fee Ty ea ge 2 aes tain o “ee ie! Sigh ‘ Be aes culties In arranging dates for some! were adopted prOviEes that no ‘aehington at Missourt The East Side featherweight has | pertor speed of the locals consti!- — & whole year. i2 tus for of the larger games. The Pikeway member of «4 conference team is Callers | . hanged managers since his fight | tuted the real 4ifference between WOOD LO LOSES TO officials are making an effort to coaching staff shall have partict- November 19. with Butch and ts now training un- the two team today. | PENNSYLV eard @ game with Nebraska. and pated tn professional! football and Arkansas at Cklahoma Aggies ier the persona! direction of Harry | ‘Siew Coliseum Cincinnati —_ eee Magazine, 314 Newbury §¢.. Boston, Wass. ANIA TEAM | ale any “* also to bring Missouri here for the that no person who has played pra- November 20. Cook, who directed his activities in 5 FRET Prs 18 te @8 tmch Boettems MAVEN, Psa. Dec 6.— poren Ourrens * . on Kanwes at = ) . sn B.FT Pt = th -— vr second successive year, and the ef- fessional] footbal! may officiate tn eae ol ” a _'2@ ring when } aptured the Na.- aes ef ; , : . © @ “just the Pants ‘or Scheel” eon none Kemin gion, —— bay pe | ewood High School foot- . arnt ol fort is causing no end of delay any conference games M “ Oulahome ' Gonal A. . . title. Cook states | Gis Ss Boyes If. 4 . Largest Ectallers of Pants tn . ~ - °f Chicago met defeat po By Billiken-Piker Agreement Unlikety. ee seas Aggies ihis fighter hae traine ; | a = il Nie'yer ¢. 32 2 &@ America , Dersatn Sincere Ilo for th American Soccer League. November. -» (Thanksgiving Day.) sk ained diligen Hi ~x 0 2 m at the hands of ue pes for the resumption of ath- | Okiahe Shien, Aasien for the coming match and that he | peu ¢ » Clemons THE PANTS STORE CO _ 7 “2 ven High School eleven. lettics between St. Louis and Waah- Indliaaa Fleering 12. Philadelphia i. Nebrast a Laiversity of Wash- ne do he eee) . 4 + ; Was 14 t 0 me... of new Wn to Deamage st! Puiated | Wow ing ] 0 713—PINE—713 | | ate ington universities took a dro ae ete Pp yes- Bethichem a J. _ P. Ceats LL As “A in the ® articles re) a — nes a Washingtgn (er Oct. 9}. f agreement e Totals 35 | =7, Zions 14 We Peters ry Audepeadent 21. Pe El Be ae ee ) . * a ss ~ as a ¥ Se" Se ~, as OR 5) < S eapeonaey Sah Sol

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SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. —e————_—— OO $ | Forty Fives Will Try to Beat High Mark of 2624 by Lacledes. = ° : * 2 = ¥ ° 2 —— . 4 . * . » ———— ge Sen ee ee . = 7 . “ * - « . ” 4 LP wee ae « x 7 w - eeeeee eee Oe Conzelman since ending hia | : | in college was due in great measure ‘eiittida spectacular gridiron career here in “otc ea ney epots in the ‘ 1920, has been playing professional nem‘ c nse. 1en. again hoe jarger gable, which headed the year | football and now is halfback and half owner of the Detroit Panthers, a member of the National Profes.- | sional League. secs that the weak spots in his own college team were covere’ up by the superior ability of star players who could attend to the work of mediately taken off the pace which was set by.The Badger and closely followed by Orpheus. This order was maintained going up the back entry. longs. claiming, 3- year-o Se nS Ons ee ee ee ee RACE, four ene one-half fur- | 24 teams from the Laclé®e and Golden Red 103 (Hay). $6.60, $3, $9. Lafayette councils, Mount Rose 97 First poaition is hel@ at present 3.60, hw é: were Rs y aan 1t by the Laclede Noa 7 team, which “ixth race the Univerea!l City Handicap. "6 nile and 70 yards, 3-year-olds and up. 1 Sunnyiand — Moonraker ... gree. Polition aos tae alse rs Charlotta rolled 2634 pina Tom Carroll's mt a Bulls, from Kain Coundfl, have « AS url | firet stip on second place, with their own positions and swing stretch, but when Thomas went to college football that buoys up a JIMMY CONZELMAN,. — and take the weak mapn’s work on the Greentree Stable colt he gamely responded and before .oD entr 5 of $240,193, while Harry player and makes him rise to the! when he joins a professional team. “There are ne weak Be. fon i ig horses won $228,563, | Deishta It is hard to say exactly| Here he will find crowd spirit, it| professional eleven. Ne stan *|the upper turn was reached his ine cygip ae i a & 2622 total, while the De Anéreis what it is, but be is al bred by the inter-city rival- ose | head was in front. Shot _.. a Lad. ac x : Barrett-Hoovers are third with the Rancocas stable did © is Giways play-| is true, bred by trick plays which got off #0 well| prom that point on Dassler In- ~ ne 2616 nearly so well, winning |'"S Under its influence. It is an/ry as in baseball, and he will be/ a: college are smothered. Profes-| creased his margain and when DO cove of ere and ate Spee e Eien - 115,840-—considerably less emotional condition of some sort/ spurred on as is the baseball play-/| eiona} teams rarely use them be- called on tn the streteh to waré otf amen pares enter FTH RACE. and 70 ty did two years ago. H. that is due in part to the huge/er. Once more he will feel the! aause the other side is always com- hall ¢ Loune- Pighth gic one crowd and the feeling that he| f power within him and he a determined challenger Of 10UDB~ | cigiming. . ) is far down on the & a e| surge of Pp ° with th posed of experienced analysts who er, the chestnut colt had enough in | $7o cooce WE SEMPER aca, er $390 $2.96. second: hort thir year, with only a little | ™USt Eo over. will start off on a run ©} can ‘spot’ plays and who are solid reserve to continue showing the/z ape So 22408 Th an ~~ $2.60 hire me, 1:45 : El 000 to his credit, but as “This mantle of {llusion drops same old feeling he had in col-/aniiity and beef from one end to! way to the field, and also enrich | /!4 Blue, | ee ee oe ran. that carry the “light , Lone nf | Mean PPPLPPLPL LPP ear-olda end x 700. the other. Mrs. Payne Whitney to the extent| ‘Aprentice allowance claimed. SIXTH RACD yf. $1 wy neap”’ are racing at the ' . it), 9124 ie Cra-/ “Wha | “The success of a play 4 a ee ee pm, , Syriongs sis Fess 3 104 ‘itay t can we " epends of $1490. Light Cari Wa! 0 a “ oa Prof. 0. F. (ida Mirecks this total rit oa “lo its perfectness of execution. Lounger had all he could do to At oor! Orleans. $2.40, firs ier igs > r38. $4.20. h hee, ov] hood . ye lwesterr . iere h 4 3.2 secon “Sack Alexander, 116 | Hope, e ough on on, a 6-| Ve cannot ask the footbal! Play ne by the end met | are no ‘paper’ spots to go/ withstand the rush of Balboa, | By the Aseoc ae 0d. “maidens, ile $226 third. rime. exan¢ *T sbia.| Man, Moon Child, aa sere — (Baker). 2% - Clare ‘Ir.. ce also ran. pounds, |°rs to pledge themselves not. teMfien Riddle stable aremont Jr., and Caro- | Canoga if, ‘22 and °23, is forced geond honors. Last year Whitney headed the list with “There is a certain fllusion tn | S superb, T Fitth t ph Handicap, For Grid Teams§if$PY1N) Mere Cog in Machine. § Conia rack Record |,, 4: Ts June for Tod. | firanca sega “=! Teams to Close Missour! ere Tog in ad ne, Oays TConze man t Point's Chilliwack areas HY Stab'e Griffith escloctea "7 1 3 inches | ° ° Be, 0. Sees SScdstons es Flag Led With; School,” Asserts Former Country Are Taking an In- Feature Event of "Chiet Arc isuggest.| CHICAGO, Dee. “we & is an tn-/tonight by ere com , Ger Light. od y the Big ncocas Stable By John H. Alexander lege that he could run roughshod | specie: to the Post-Dispatch. BA jew ne oo ee ¥ around the ends. eammate | *°38!0ns ever experienced. | fh the 8t. Louls Knights of Columbus Stable’s ‘ Tom Craven ...105 Ham out of school,” said Jimm 4 _ Mineo ee: ! | fourth conference opponent, y | > i Pe = ‘hird race. e! . 2-year-olds. | | posed entirely of local Knights. | Sew York World Sport Staff | whe slaveal with the Soclsiesndiaa low his interferames gerteclty or record for a mile and one-sixteenth Penrod Connell ‘ to ace . ecommodate Minnesota tor tiewige 109 FIRST RACE. five and onehalf and continuing throughout the day, e yanda/*on th them. Bh. Hi latest achievement !day. “It is not until he lines up izes that this is far different from ferson Park. The Greentree Stable on ourth race, five furlongs, claiming history have . i The tournament has been very “It is, in fact, far ahead of col- *Wolt's Cry , Aggie Jessie B. of his |countered, but Indiana wag famuel D. Riddle, at the standpoint of a coach or a student. God on March 17, 1920. The new 1 : 4 a that bi A “ Stroller . Claiming, S-year-olds and BP, $700 Seven teams from De Andrets empera- |x, 'soon discovers that his great wor ram he finish with Balbo: , orthwestern agreed to meet je fer as the big time Se ee ee ste mee ae tee second; Wild Thoughts 103 Hoostier hom , * Deep Master Crum 6 leh! of e echedule. od the Breaking fast, a + | wey Twin Fox and Summer Sigh | nding 6 teams, besides Iowa, Wisconsin on the much r! YIN @) John L. Griffith, athletic comm 1d Big Ten Adopts can = Four-G r|* r ball Pl Is M h : ) | ‘ o Wa “Py Foot | Dazzler Set Racing Results and Entri K. of C. Tenpi pam) Four-Game Rule O OLOa ayer {8s ore an azzier Jets : cing Results an tries -or\. Lenpin PPBPBBLBLD LLL PLD LLL A AA AAA A Ah ll lel Ln dni Ll Mn nln tn allie La a he tackle. elections By the Associated Press. it Coreen ' ) ing Tut oreced First ac five furiones, claiming. 8. | hes Jeutenant. ut ld A@teT «eee Mi A N The “v r ee e ay ch Baw rag ssouri ' e ch! Ale der e in ner. Jack 0 ee ie Mebion Sheds 70 ralifead List t New Orleans #20; 0 yy EE} Tourney Today ntests Wi Wea ‘6 ’ ° — ny" foux! owe ce The Vintner and w d Aster.’ Greentree | dge goes th Minnesota You Don’t Really wal Game Becoming More —_— Races aw Grievan ; ulse... pre o_o 1. © fry race, $700 claiming. 8 a8 ne ; i . ; : . ; iaff 10” | and ~ ——— Game Until You Get Out of : as Baseball Fans All Over | Greentree Stable’s Entry Wins ise $08 clagre Gagner ed wp one mile 050 pue-cie Fy af eee j a ~* comet oo Chief Arc hee dees Charlotta ta Smith. Saw. ol I RY weiite owerrtul By the Aseociated teres ° er entry. +. ‘ ehrah Prees. | ‘ ee Won on Four Washington U. Star. Ae : t in Sport. Program. ongs, olatming 8- ® put a schedules for 1926 w Pec ¢ an ae “yee ‘ ie ; Ping oa ce es Bev venth rece. $700 7 | ME ae war PE ee ae —_ Gide and up. one mije teenth nates and) et Ten © yg oe eM a I Bn. ; ae ral soeard, Grav ae apd. oe jafter one of the m . 8 “ons Salk wee ; ts- Os . oe } . of rmmate | ynd on List. 66 Q FELLOW doesn't realy! | ie ne ee ee ee 483 Jo Dene eee n es BNO | Vi PS | ra eats”. oe: > Bt. Louls Knights of Colum jtion of @ four-game ruje " Arcam football until he gets! & SiiR,cgeome Wie ee | Ahead of College Game Dazzler, the Greentree om 2 PMD boris 391 | MO’, a — Bowling Association will close to- ‘Minnesota unable to arrange for a “He is surprised when he comes|chestnut soh of Whiskbroom II-|Bine Dale ’//°"” > v4 4 is lowance. Talaes day, when 40 five-man teams, com- ir of Ne- | Mic} By G. F. y Ryall. Conzelman, former McKinley High | down with a wallop before he gets/ Marsda, established a new track i Michigan sacrificed a chan and Washington University star, | two yards because he failed to fol- | Waiter de B At Ti » Jaane. return. Five squads will be rica rat-lrevenge on Northwestern tp * ; Be tk ei - rolled, the first starting at 9 a mm. is work|_', : YORK, Dec. 5.—Man Stars against Red Grange and the | got out of time with it. A sew ex- |" capturing the Bienville Hotel LU) /* Vibrator ake ard. He |*°’ cpa ne two games in one ues to make racing;Chicago Bears here last Wednes- periences of this sort and he real- | 44ndicap, today’s headliner at Jef- and Rose Doyle, Esakle | (ps4, maidens all « e Al ¥ the final group taking the drives Never » Rite 00. ARS [at 8 p. m , 0 . ° er to al] en ater ho Glen Riddle Farm | against a professional te b 1] racer clipped two-fifths of a@ seC-~-/|4-vear-oclds and $7 , am that he the college game. . ratte: third een ana-/ ames in the same season fhe nom de course of his| gets to view the game from the ond off the track-record set by Sun 6s *whitr 3 0 fs Pare succeeaful 104 teams competing lege football. It is football at its ogqueen =e See or the various prizes, a hale the same expedient in oad the winning list for 1925.| From a cog in a machine he be-/| f[ r smartest. The tyro In the game record for the distance is 1:45 2-5. troller 5 "ancon? RACE. four and a half fur nara. | 1. Bet @ conference game at ho the season which has | comes a keen analyst.” | | Lounger was a length behind the race. five and one-half furlongs, | cpRecruit 97 Ciymolen Kien 305" (ees, | cotah aes ee Oe Gane tackles di ¢ k ‘ t) be k J Th . | ®\fiee Emmert. Pickpocket | tomar ry vila” 5 te 104 will roll on the first squad today on. ana a second time to fil) up are concerned, the horses a may farther back. OMAS | ek nighthood 101 Jack Fairman.. .10y | (‘Buck 520 third. Time, :554-5. chieg | The 11:15 squad will be taken over “black, rode the winner. | Ormsbrook Qo MB. 408 } Are ' Old Binner, Captain Mac, Waldout by the Rosati pin- topplers. The ositions. The athletic directors argued ron $9 races for a total of Dazzler was im- ®Queen Cather! nelo7 jremaining three sqjuate will thow is. Stur-|day to influence other Big Text, and for the second iffe line | Michigan, to Play with Minne ective tn but without avail. inate: a ; Sturhahn i ie, sioner of the Big Ten, and flashies | Hurt, athletic director of the an ideal|Versity of Ililnois, were nam 4s and very |4 peace committee and they me ard was out the solution by Proposing a two games in one Season. oo “ Red Grange Discussed, ee sae ed Grange and the effect wear. professionalism on intercolle as three | football was discussed everyw | IcMillan, | about the sessions, but no , ry is the was taken. aa a yi cee af Clad also + and — PB PB LP>hrPB”PBP Ake Pa NEW ORLEANS RACE CHARTS A ° PALO LP A Pee” LP Cé£B LOLA aa - i te a i i ee oe ee ee bgulvalent | Jockey. (mida ty ] S° erie Cigars and Cigarettes j with ai} four | Sha nghat Horn fuch-and-such a college star. who burned up the ertdiron itn his schoo] days, is sometimes a complete fail- | This {s due mostly to | uré asa pro. Sleepy Head managed to get up enough speed to finish ahead of | two horses, Morning Cloud and The Badger. Leatherwoo (Cuod o’ Tea f Oo r Third race. $700. claiming S-vear-old 4 up ne mile and one-eighth SBuell's eteor O7 *Duckling Christmas Kearney Cigar Store 407 Walnut St. the ‘illusion’ I have mentioned.| G. Frank Croissant’s chestnut | medy 104 Servitor Actually this player never had a ' gelding, Boys Relleve Me, earned | ofer nov Overton i? $M: aln spring - wild desire to win. Hi! © greatest | his third st raight set of brackets. Th ‘Kler . Prnerogity .. ichigan: *Voorfior Llewellyn “109 | | spur was the ‘illusion,’ the roar of at the meeting in as many starts Syracuse: cK ibbof, Georgia: nnessee: ; Texas: a; Healy, | EE —— ADVERTISEMENT Nature and the loyalty of a million careful ne thn White Owls taste better than ever vam not | ee ASR A200, Cuming, 27m its, He Bini, tam aust Get: | *hrouRh, no ‘weak’ side of the line, | which would havo been closer had] 9.r0a7 olds ain {yctong cn Sram. al - - He ts | pla ras Not |eants ch. «. 5. by North ear ties at “ Boys. ~ Trained : Shapotr. | ‘ne is a stone wall. There; he not been forced to race wide tor tveb sone ROW ertl33 | severest ' Scra cera hey ition teen a meas only 17 horses were | Value to winners, $525, $115 $60. Time, 3233-5, :47 3-5. 3:13 4- must be no slips in the performance ithe entire trip, losing considerable Bowser hs oma | Scene an te OR Sertengn,. 100 rene: | | oe Tl wane dow ong J sisal tile and |reers” & Ten be post by Gwyn Tompkins Saree = ‘4 of a play or it Is doomed. Every ground. | vd sees E n, who The only vote inv 1vi Ge season, but of these all Boys Heliave Me — § a ae 5. | an must do h!s job perfectly Dazzler was a well-played choice, | , geconé race. $7 oO. pS na 3-vear- D perfec- tion of amat OlVINE a ques id one of these a jump- Be oreo cee sh O8 ‘7 |'Wh So but Sleepy Head was well support-| oeoxmore .: Hanky Rice ... ie eeee | eéinstate R. eur status was one by Man o’ War. Ameri- y Some Stars. Fail ed and failed to run to his backing. | chaise ace --. Moronette | al Past sea- oP 6 D. McHague, a studen by Man o' War-Lady “People wonder sometime why! Far out of it until the last eighth, | *Wuhu coe 0 302 ates ; urdue, who. during his hig gham pion 8-vyear-old ’ 5 ss fp 4 . ; - n ‘pl p ray’ ree- toc ry oh Uni- COLGATE REJECTS OFFER ; te gah prometeate eH | ed G a ‘ Dee - ae 8. Hebert 479.00 has siwabe bean ny Ragga dy | oease oe pt a me aa the rest ” ne TO PLAY AT PASADENA Rock, was the best, beating TE od 3 Blasco fan es though | oy —y re t! ao _ pt J on oer anysettrane Itc A ge In college of the purse, with nen gpg ~sat Not that the uality hee Hender- ON’ NEW YEAR’S DAY a trot early in the spring nt egere y ierty Carroll and then | weakened. Set? —— ye - hte r received a g004 chance to as ing a neck decision a Pp me é xe ever been meh but the Lichigan: | py tne a got the flu, became! Seal could not hold hie forward early position and was sbuffied back early. He w re ae ne Se a ee ee eee Rocking just Rad enous , si highest. The constant pat cere: | sys htonciated Brees. Dec. colli? the wind and was re-| ot Dersevered with when well A, magenianaheggtingstsenpersteee es 3 and, again, he was partly blinded|left to withstand the charge of) 4 iy ig! wth hates apne pat- Tulane; | gate’s undefeated eoeball team wil manently 60) chow.’ SST bo. oeth'e Pre . $3.60. ip by that “illusion.” As soon as he| Poor Sport, which was forced to| Ea at on kers that. : seared the professional game, the | race wide during the entire run-| a But whe eae t illusion’ dropped, he studied the/|ning of the race, costing him coa-| ( is cumuae Ga 4 as that now used tua Col after winning a place. $12.60, show Seth’e Premium, show, olorado set meet the University of Wash- bat Laurel. At that she THIRD RACE, "$700, claiming. S-year olde and up, one mile. Start good; won neton aS a representative of the e game in its new light and in a few |siderable ground and second money. years his wild joy in winning car-| Showing a high burst of speed in WhiteOwls—it only natural that it should races for a total of $20.- driving: place same. Went to post 2:57; at post 4 minutes. Winner, . Covrert's ried him to stardom.” 'y. G. Denny copped the fourth. add an extra sweetness rd: Car- ch. Maat Trained b Corder. Value to winners. vant | East in the tournament of Roses@faps with $20,250 to her S325, ei13° $60. : —? ryt we Bt 16, 1412 ‘*: on New Year's day at Pasadena, aM Questioned as to whether the, race. a atx furlong sprint, in easy | of taste, a greater )} mellowness, an ad- ditional Lauiraient lMorse. a vi ~ a ee — = ~ SS A Ee | ~ @ Buckler. Crusader, with $15,400 and | > peat Cal. Rejection of the tnvitation was , with $86000—daughters . i _ Hh _ Str. Fin. ag weeper jes j}: re: “pro” game was rougher than the! fashion over Caligula and Nassau college game, Conzelman drew a| Restrained during the first half) ‘announce y WwW Star > Swan, ed by W. A, Reid, graduate mn of Man o’ War helped | ~t Donard distinction. mile of the journey but always | Ys: Tay. | manager, today. ery | . si Pi ry Bmile ... aaron 3 Y Deliber t Fouls Rar within strikingdistance of the lead- | 4 - But Nature, onan ce. (“Horvath 157.0 iDerate e. |ers, J. G. Denny saved ground by} ee could not give you Calitor- | — Rancocas stable did not send | Boy from Heine. danson,| GOODRICH AND KANSAS horses to the nost as it |} Mobie MecMillan ; : “If you mean that the game ts! slipping through on the rall turn- this extra value ‘dirtier’ than college football. the| ing into the stretch and then drew Dame; - Pogoni; READY FOR TITLE BOUT Atticle X answer Is no. In my opinion !t is; out to score a four-length victory. year, when it won 77 races. | tbr. her, In- | 7 6) only 28 carried the silks | +p-own © Betty far ahead of the college game in The task might not have been s0 ch; Me- Ry the Asano’ ated P pbertson BU’ FrAL , NW , gan Dec. 6 —Jimm establish ment. and these | Intake ay ay ik races. Silver Fox was /! |Firth of Forth this regard and the deliberate fou] | easy for J. H. Brown's colt had | is a rarity. Physically it is _consid-| not Ball Gee swerved out almost to) | Goo drich, the lightweight champlot + Field, mtinoney winner Harry | Star Sweeper finished courageously. St. Donard, weakly ridden, made up erably harder than college pball,| the outside fence turning for home. | first of all because every player! That racer was in front and going »; Bona- | 4nd Rocky Kansas, his opponent 15-round title fight here next@@had in his barn. The stay |." h ground on his own courage and wavered in final test for lack of assistance. Slippery Smile made up , om ground after breaking {rom outer rail. Halu showed knows how to do hisstuffto perfec-| easy when he took a notion that me! tion ard anyone who haa played| would prefer the outside. Ge org; | a Forbes, | Mond: ay night, have completed thelr id won nine races for a to- jaf fair eff rt Boy From Home suffered inteference. VFogonip tired entering stretch ; Burt, gar ty and are both down tOMot25 his most notable vic- | aud bore out as P hough short. t ° $7.40, show $6 D Brown, ithe required 125 pounds. Boxing ing the © MUTUEL S PA tar Sweeper straight $22 lace 4 : &t. Don- ; arter Handicap, i, pi “ a e Dame: ifans expect a close battle and bet- md City D hv . ¥ “~ ara, race S04 a rr Sewers Menie, show — ! ity erDdyvy ans the FOURTH RACE, $700, claiming, all ages, six furlongs. Start go00d: won place Griving. Went to post 3:30. At post @ minutes. Winner, J. H. football knows what that means | Jimmy Dillea Rides a Winner. tag or ae ong Se A man | Form students received a hard aken out’ by the Interference is! | + ec- hn Laos ‘ out for keeps. | jolt when both the favorite ands u . Mor "3 | “You don’t bump up against a ond choice went down to defeat in xf 8 ‘ 10 _ ~W'Scomans 7°" oe © r) —s Cm eee Or Te >> sone — gt .. 4, a oer hac > Ma. Perkins. —«_i 1@, —re e ‘ ‘ | owes br. oc. 4, brother of Mad Hatter, Value to winners, $525. $11 $6v. Time, :232 47 2-5 12 hraces for a total of $57,- » Volk, pn Oklahoma; Lamb, Oklahems; ens Sooke pag mareell of these being the Brook- | _Horee. FP ST Br Fin, Jo Hia._ Joc) a: Behm, Georgia Tech: Farley, West Vir- — sin om he = tng Caligula. at it + : I Aggies:/cinia: Meeter, Grinnell: Lan uperlette won $10,665: | Nassau peeves ; Colum- | Dartmouth; Kirklesk!, Lafayette; beaten only once and | Post Austress: Genes pa | Gebhardt, Lafayette; Saxon, Texas: vt stable companion, won| | Hunteman ayy ee as IP. me tng Southern Methodist, for a total of $7165, , Jae George. | F CLLR am ASEIee. welana won four races for | Firetoma | " ACKS—Wyckofyf, Georgis & aw lees Lauten- Tech: Enright, Notre Dame; Cory, Equivaient (rdde tol ternson, wonder, then, that so (") many men who sy can afford to pay gon, Ne./| ting odds here now are even. , : te mu Derby. Mad Play. 4. | easily: by Juequ ‘Au Bout- -— gf Pr gee , trained by WwW. 5. 6 1:12 3-6. | slovenly player who can be brushed | the third race, a cheap affair at one } +, ' a ’ th ‘ f ‘ie j}aside with one hand It is man/mile. Star Sweeper, racing in much against man, brain against brain | jmproved form, came up with a / ‘and brawn against brawn It {8 rush in the stretch run and drew Gt much more, a - mflict { n ¢ . i fe a as J. @. Denny, alertiy ridden, saved ground throughout and proved easily ontll , at its tensest and that al- down the major portion of the | iff smoke White Texas | Ames: Spears; Drake: Jackson, Mis-« Caligula, slightly outrun early. showed a em effort. Nassau, away none ways caiis for endurance and con- - with St. Donard second and : 4 he Owls. Sity of souril: Go : T va la: K row, VICTOR well, finished stoutly. Post Mistress apparently does not like the track. Baill , stant headwork. There must be no purse oe at 8 | : ¥ fe by » Ssorman, oyola, avon after breaking from outside, ran in middle of track early and then bore out badly, | «jing whatever ame jillea, roae VY; Dig-| Joesting, Minnesota; pencinetnll The apprentice, James I | slways outrun. . SIAN STILL LEADS | Mutuels paid: J. G. Denny. straight $7.80, place $4.80, show 94.20; Caligula, (!t used to be when meh got to- ay: Kee-| Oregon Aggies: Griffin, Californ place $4.20, show $3.80; Nassau, show $7 gether on Saturdays after a week the winner and handied the chest-,| Brown, | Strader, s , 1g | r, St. Mary’s; Jones, O wU W, Dec’ | cupatiadion| { FIFTH weer: iy ee Hote Hanétcap a2 we up. of clerking and felling bonds andjinut colt in good style, rating Star : = ; Ge : “™’ | mile end one-sixie@enth: otal good, wen driving: lace #amea en 19 po ; layed a makeshift ary) i? lesh) . ! and | +» Alm- | Gustafson, Pittsburg: Hewitt, Armyi: day defeated Bogolfubow At post four minutes. Winner, Greentree Stab ‘e's ch c 4, by Whisk Broom 1- toa ne . rst —~ i f esh¥Y Sweeper behind the pace for three “soma | Allen. Yale: monte * hen Michalskl, | oll \ ‘ a te 4 , Masda. Trained by e iB wo 39 13.9: to winners. $148v, $490. $200. Time, con ren. oday every pro team ouartera and when the pacemakers ion Nr) fa . 2 ‘ “7.5 3 2-0 ‘ or ' Dp ‘tic 4 iv ads ry | annigan,' Penn State: Amos, Washington pion a er in| :24 2-5. :48 2-5, 1:13 ‘45 new track record) ; es practices two hours every after let go he sent the son of Star Mas- | et. Louis; Jefferson: w ilson, Texas A. and elehton: Dixon. Br! gham Young. ational chess tourna- noon just like a college squad, and Bogoliubow however, re- | no one mnisses out The players are es Te Diace, with Dr. Lasker aiways in tip-top shape, well-con- | —— — - -— ,>atwb ‘ , itior -? > ° . ' With Sa: rnisch, in second ai : ned and alert. along orderly lines We have our Cc ! ! | Conzelman’s idea of the future of| parional « rg~anization with its rules 4pablanca stands third, ina a) ganizat pro football differs widely from , , ¢ out hall Y'.3 ° : and regulations and we are not ou' hall, 1 nited States champ- ‘ ot _ the opinion of those who hold that/,, kill college football. People often v ) ‘ . > ‘ ‘ : ‘ =F ; ~ . . Won today, fourth. Dagzier. ruemlag to hia best form and well ridden, was rate: )it will die @ natural death think that we are rufning the col- emma ry : ‘os maf . took easy nand at the three fur.ong pole and heid l#unger safe in the . Capa blanca, j } ,e Loun er wae used up fighting for t? 146 pace Ra DOA ciosed stoutly on the + + . | lege game by enticing players into and pictures. va) ble inf meated Bogolyu woe Russia Orpheus ran his race. _anenine Cioud ae no — go ee Head away i Growing in Popularity ur ra inks hefore they finish their uabli nforma- 3... 1 closed und on tiring trailerea through fine! straightaway. ee sania Sl lata sie die, ae . ton about guns, rifles, fishing Germany, ew Wwita | (uels pald: Dazgier, straight $4.9 60, place $3.50, show $2.40; Loringer, place - is growing in popu arity ev-i schooling. This is untrue. We tackle. game law changers. vest » Gery: o omanowsky, show $4; Balboa, sho 3.20. ery day,” he said In our jeague | ha ave a regulation prohibiting this pieces to get fish and game, etc. fefeated 4 SIXTH RACE, $700 siowances, Syter-es — as} nail f : . , ‘ nd the Claiming. 3-year-olds andup , one mile and @ sixteenth in t ple e driving. Went to po , el nute, long y Ecouen: yy ® oer 7 i v ake al- onl Time, 242-5: 483-5: 1 14 3u 3-1 531 -§ along eee “Critics make a es of En- | Austria; | | done before Red Grange came as an sacrificed for efficiency of play, I e " . ' eet ' . . — awe A y Actual size, with stag Poland, defent added attraction. |can state unqualifiedly that this fs | 1d Le and two iong, slender Russia - Rabir owltsch the exacting r ey U: “ 4 | 6) jitry are now turning to football! in footbail in the pro game more than | oe “quirements of - nites ‘bful- . { : / A e r+) Tic ; cautte , ¢ th ired W r c r yore tire) With etrong, durable, Mirsky R ussia: : Bo- ce :s : 4 om ’ or 0 Pa wd te Mosh Oe ‘keen, ye: i a ater - ote a Bs 2 le in ss he Kame, t ut reine ‘ the = ¢ cdium . i } - he Atl? e the persona! iting and chime just right for » a saamdine firak te T nfliec 2 nt is better defined J Vo} ‘ tT t rie ve yr the aid ” or Iay su Flos | Sortaea en Rem: ond Russia and [ewe on parade. . ty e! raigh nt $6.49 oa $4. show. $3: John § people who never saw t ide of dwes not play such e Knife ADL wa heppemonal S Nationa) Spore n R O-Slovakia adjourned. USSla, a bye SEVENTH RACE $700, runs have helped the game ‘_putation for ability ee . in the last few vears ' is one of the best ath- , to inner r «6, ii? 5: ey iF) : nz I | : JD LOSES TO = a Sn : when veloped in &f. Louts yong, : : ; they say the main element of foot- versatility ts almoet un- ) >. Fiat 7 | ball, the institution spirit, is miss- paralie) locally. At college and It has merely ed Loew- : ‘aa , hb) Basebail fane all cver the coun-!a mistake For my part, I enjoy| lacles fay pecially designed to meet to M arsha! enn casing hs eae Key, etter bat! ling for the early pace. was eased back et the final euarcer only college men took an interest a McKinleyw High ewoater. TI sup- | ea. Shteates Totre. egy Cres after meking the early pace Watchful, high age it !s the subject of ta] among | pla: - “Sie ti). show $4 ® whole year, 12 Lig for Start good, nas :di) ye Winner, W Danie le b! mistake Guaran:eed or monry refunded. ai! your order today. ine, 816 Newbury St., Boston, 17 - “ Ton, ;:: the blade is your 5 Ovean ‘Current 4 a ' ~ ing changed its in the eervice during the war he ‘ Guarcn lee ofr Cua % 4 - rw ra’ % : ‘ ic ~~ ‘ . . _ ’ in ity. 7 00d High Schoo! ¢det. Tec 0} : , : Trle I CH form. Instead of centering around excelled in all sports, starring or hampign y college pride {!t now arises fromthe Great Lakes football squad and ~ 7 s of Chi daly : f ; ; c ’ W ong Bok e+. : ; + “so met defeat 7 ee ‘ ad te ~ os civic oride The people in Detroit winning. the midideweight boxing » 3 4 : ; . : Tnoon at the hands of | , 107 7 | 4 yell for the Panthers as they do for title of the training station. At) ' High Schoo! eleven. . Long _ S10.) the Tigers and the spirit does not Washington U. he was the sensa- Was 14 to 0. ny. ‘smoothly ; ridden. was kept In command throughout and 1 held Ocean Cur- fail to reach the players. The game tion of the conference and in his en * Zions 16 oma , ‘ ‘rent safe in the final test. Latter coved up courageously at final eighth and then is no longer exclusively a college spare moments organized and led @ Bt. Peters 5 i i Aaeon und the company too etiff Charmpigno! tired | on early effort y aN ny Star Falson suffered slight interference sport; it is — ae of the pub- | jazz orchestra. He later composed after an . y as thar } « the stadtumes nd nu bish ed gsevera) pop | oF — “The pro game is preceeding suugs. AO 4 Ocean f 1¢ t 24 , deme itu Momanr. straight $8.90: place $6. show $5.4 an Current, ’ Independent place ‘S48. BO, "paid $340; Liason, show $2 SU. SNR, eT EMO ; a ee

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A oe OOO OY See Pe eee ee be 3 i: a4 ' @ Yi —- . & 4 ti ba : (| 7 Ta% oth. cde a. a te x ee Phe CR eg KP ee as oe oe Ae > eee a tS a ee oN pe et to @ a | ° T. ® - : ’ ‘ ? f . : = on CO ET cree mete —"s — ea x ~ a +r ~~. t. ae ote Pest ek tir a= A A OA TAME > ee 2 ee aS bret 2, _s. ERS i saat - pe ME Sg tele ee re E a O66 Se ome 7 ie oe Oi ~— ae Mer ee a eee ee ee “igh gee am ‘ * . age lf ee ee. oe a | 2. ee Sai Pe oo . ST LOUIS wy te a a” | oss se ual classic tournament to be held’ Jan. 3. Another at the Rogers Rec- | a The Woodcock. velt Prospects Bright With Dec. 12, 7 p. m: Arthur Roth-|wish. The entry fee in each !s| Twelve of the quintets entered R K ock t vears, and very few are killed or even seen, and no one ever Schuttenberg, A. Gronek, S!ad Wil-' Katy League. row night. The leagues to start) everse n ou : ' . Gained by Opponent in They mote very early, and years ago, when this bird was plenti- ¢,- tha city high school basketba!l! Graessie, Jake Pflueger, Ray Nied- 5683, Laven, 634, Harris 541, Rub- Municipal Basket | VERMOD | TT Entered te Date. _in the city. The one at the Schaef- on . 4 ALL as “ie Cc 00 ennant Seventy-seven bowlers have al- er Recreation, in which there will Competition Get Into Ac Idan tman and t Peterson's alleys next Satu irday reation closes Dec. 23. Bowlers can ee So » Yea Roose- ** Pe change partners as often as they | HIS wonderful game bird, the most prized by epicures, has been Walter Kleeburg,! $1 @ man. in the Municipal Basketball n "mil M , Christ Sottrell High men in the Katy League lass A and | hears of a sportsman faking a day afield for woodcock. son, Em!! asson are the open divisions c ' ' ss Tr tet - : to..| Quintets are entered in each cir- teams, early indications point to a ringhaus and Walter Dietz. belke 547, Kenworthy 631. Results: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. : | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Cham eel Strong Quintets f “ THE HUNTING —6— BOW LING ___ citcuitto Open By ALEC: ToCompete for | ] 74 r it ready filed entries for the tndivid- | be five prizes, will not end until) tion Tomorrow Night. and Sunday the entries follow: | Slugging Paul Will Try to exceedingly scarce in this part of the country for a good many Many Veterans on Suad. ne 8 J. Heibel Robert Bruce, Gus | League ewing into action anenare! With many veterans avaliable P. P. Forgey, R. Hartnagie, Fred! were as follows: Brown 515, Schiess & and the industrial group. Four! ful, the season opened July 1 and closed Oct. Dec. 12,9 p.m.: George Muentng- Executives 3, Engineers 0; Dis. | cuit. Opening clashes will also Previous Meeting Last Ail of o% - The Jacksnipe. hard-fought battle for the basket- haus, Albert Werder, Edward Deck- bursements 2, Revenue No. 1, ; Rev-/| be played on Tuesday and Wed-| our old- -_ —T —_— *AlAa ; er men are fa- ™ wy ae _ ball championship. Soldan, Yeat- 6. Gecar Whitehead, Harold Vier- enue No. 2, 2, Purchasing 1. nesday nights. Year. miliar with the : scares yy pace sa * man and Roosevelt each has four ,, ler, Edward Grubb, Jason Skin- The week's schedule: ics Om af ote uiled 1a ‘ksnipe, iS nee ; ed lettermen returning, while Cleve- ner, A. Rodenberg, Joe Schlegel, Pat Craftsman’s League. — NIs10N oCuE DUT. il ian . 2 ws ' ™ ? th co niv ii Ss 1e@ver ~~ * @ %. . . ‘ > ; ; . ‘ = a La! ; ltar . a) , S any Uae pass we be ) 1@ Wood cK on’) € - I land has three and Central two Spencer, Mir Wildi, Walter Kuhn- Seratch division: Aorora 3, Pom- lawn Indians 8:20: Rock Island rs. X ~ « s - —.. ee ; oO »* ‘1? a ’ ? T 2 . > . F _ rey — . oa =e ae a . found in thickets, but always in The league games will be played at ert, Lee Bolin, E. B. Wilder, John egranite 0: Weliston 8, Pride of the Cotton Be! t. 8:10 ~ ' ‘s 7 ’ a ; or’ s er eh ._ ch _ {" : ; + aan) "i “4 “To = ? Tr > . ‘ E . v ISkt ie ——_ - or \f x7 - a. 7 le e 6 } 2 . = ‘ n _ . 1e opt +6 and where tne cover {s Roose Ve lt High School. e2e4 and Ldaw Schaefer. W est 0; Commonwealth 3. Meridian mo Crt a K > a i 3 oy » Sark’s A ~> e ° . > amp. working 12 rounds tn all,| The woodcock, oe poems are done as far as sn*pe it is hoped by the Roosevelt fans and two openings. burd 884, Wagner 561, Sauer 562, oy: on ee eS Se a ‘7 ; . neluding nine rounds of boxing. like the jack- shooting is pr uniess “© that he car also capture final Dec. 13, 4 . Otto Stein Jr. Jamison 852, Overbeck 628, with INDUSTRIAL DIVISION. “B’'—Fred s* as - , .** - ‘a + ’ oo . The light-heavyweight cham-! erjne pores for belong to a club where they hav honors tn bastbetball. Francis Allhoff, Frank Heldel, Or games of 204, 219 and 200: Grimm )/| Medart rs. Fulton Iron. 8:20; American mn ap ; nerfe “on we gen plenty of water tn the fall of the ville Schambacher, Arthur Laumann, §18 -Schleuter 563 — ares oot Johnson, 9:1 e m appeared in rrect CONG:- his food, but, un- Aebiege i. ; Be et a ee The four veteran ho form the ; ; , Y - we Date Does : PEN DIVISION—I'sa vs. Rhodes, n, and as Dan Hickey remarked} ixe the jack. he .ERMOD year Bonen “hha awenta ice ara vce Weiss, H I. Hawkins, Walter! Handicap. division: Amertos 3,| 7:30: Gelts vs. H. I. P. Athietic Clun, +} = onl Oh intake. 9 ike th - ‘i , MERMOD. rire the whadteock the tack TUcieus for this years five are Kinsella and eight openings Algabil 1; Erwin 3, Shaveh 0; Pur- | 7:30. ta q t r siae, raui is : aa oO : never foun in etait . = ates oes - : on Tyr) > - tr aad — s -_ aT ° Tree 7“* ~ ——— “sn 'tl¢ae DPD ad . = wED . ‘ i harge for fear pats specially attractive to the § ni c George Coibion, Gus Frederick 3? - t . S down his charge for fear of |©"T to 113 ism solitary sort of a/*P attractive to the Jack. and|~Pying out, but so far Sauselle and | GTTe® gy jue can | nemann 522, Lachman 529, Dicker-| TO LEAD INDOOR TEAMS vverdoing it : at ei ldom finds two or | *22 once he locates a good feed- — se gel 5 0.3, gamer ri Mel vin ores in, R. Karls, Clarence Ka- | gon §57, Schmitt 538, Tuckenbock “Paul has been working two|°"2P, 8n@ one ee om ee thee, |{n& ground he is loath to leave it,|C#rroll, both football men. appesr ley, Harry Deen, Chuck Healy, For-/ 547, Early 614, Heine 612, Randall IN BENEFIT CONTEST _ , : . more anywhere near each othe : anes b © lot Althoug! t Mi oth enry o / 65 weeks now. said Hickey, and a at - and when flushed ts apt to flr est ‘aa the new iot. Aitho g est Beye, Mike Ro h, Henry 34, | 556, Jacobson 544, Johnnie Tobia, Bro ' erield Durin c the day the wood a Sauselle ts a forward, !{t is prob- Wooster Lambert and Henry Kilare. WHI® OUTIICIC- will taper down in his work from now on, cuttin out the boxing atter next W ednesday. He weighs out of eight and then drop back er, and Art! ‘ nm ¢ “ regular —— ie Fletcher, manager of seeks a thicket on ground that may behind the shooter. able that because three regulars Dierkes Gets 26% Game. Gardner League. the Phillies, eontetn yoo be hard and dry, sometimes he may t-niike the wood-gck, Mr. Jack ®t that position are back, he will, Ben Dierkes and Phil Pitts car-| The Gardner League opened ft8/ which will meet at Ainad Temple be found on a rocky hillside a mile be shifted to running guard ried off individual honors in the/season the past week on Byrne’s| rast St. Louts. Tuesday night in a ee ee ee 7 today and will step In the ring very seldom “lays” tor a dog . 9° : 28 &. nore fr rou S| aie oe 6a : , Major City I ue. tierkes had a alleys. fficia? ; 174. They gay Delaney will be /OF More from wet gro ind. - His sense of sight is very keen Soldan’s Prospects. aah etext of 268, while w H Yedel! poten oa Ranma benefit tndoor baseball game ar-/| etter this time. Paul will be 100 The writer was lucky enouUgn ang » n hunter 200 ; With the exception of about six: n0....,4. Og mere pry : ee ae *|ranged by Hughie Duhadway. Other | ] A AnG he can vin a nte / yaracs b . & Pitts hada three-game total of 658. secretary, and Dave Wilson, treas- big league . er ¢ ent hetter. He niw ’ | ee | Kill [wo 'as* fall, and one of them — — ‘ ™m - ; ean: ‘a Tan i" aN Thita hae nr ° 4 - players who will be in 0 \ ha | re A way, and wh Pn ia kt r ne his mm igTra- "a T ib! sivas Dac b a ara © ai Cia ~ The Washingtons totaled 23, a with urer. Teams and captains are as the lineups of the teams are Hetne mt " a a a. os! . : it 456 and 1901i3 tarown in, follows: Et ghts, Lusby: Cabriolets, Mueller Joe Schultz Walter Holke. vhen thev mer a vear ago last aAnGd Fro CR Dilii, where we had Del: % sh Ls > : : sayin ks a |dropping on Barrer erritory make a bid for th Nampionsntly] afer DS aN - . 7 . Judds;: Balloons, Miss Fitzpatrick, Gene Robertson, Oscar Roettger andi aney will never appear for the it was a quail until the dog re- All of us are familiar with his Post and Christiansen, [forwards Che close race for the champion-,jand Griffins, Selma Horn. Phil Todt. . , . +h .. bed *- . ia. a 7 ae - - ‘se “~ o Sn ie ie rend \- +h ry -' ' —_—_—_—_—_— — ' fenth round iLnis time. rié ved it from th bottom of the : neculfar cry ™ hen takine wing and (“ant Hiass': r and Pulford. $ a con — - waen a8 ae ink Ki nis M. DD. Harris poten tate of the rv ~b — ‘ _ : ; : -_ , ; 4 ~ 4 + ees .. rhe champion hits the road ev- } and with his erratic flight. guards, are the returnin veter- |... chs tcor Toph while The Cardinal 24-12 1] ce ee cee WE pete the ery dav for five Trmi.es at ~ 6eparr ' T . . + . * _— ié ‘ lamp = _ Oo 9 PUA ° SOSe ine _at nais, a - , are et! 4 fir t b ll ’ + » ‘7 +» 407F tive mies. is eparr- t’s so easv to shoot where he ans. Hempker, another regular,/, Witter Ra nin? oad -} . - - ‘Ts all and his batterymate wi nS partners say he could go 50 Flight Is Deceptive. pega ) "i irre b , | the Witter Hass quint mace & cieas | leading te the Eieesss 1aagee }be Congressman E. F. Miller. a & > a | « aint w : not De | ee ae ‘ é. Deca lse ‘ape ewes % ar >> 2 Congress filers c Its: ee rain ,. a” D d - 4 - + . ae are “oun is se hic r sent oa a” Pied, = ov oe an ~*% Ulla > rr" ’ ’ . . —. ? ; . poss , = 7 “ ™ _ _ ° su. — at =o6 a.s3 “* ° gers 1; Reds -™ ds In Ris pres Condi.on, as Pheir light is: pe 11°F Snipe should always be hunted scholastic 4ifficulties, until the Other results were Washington | 3, Gtants 0: Cubds 3, Braves 0: Pi- eal e never at , pe r if r tic? - “ ~s7? ? > w i ’ Y ; iGs i - Sd rir) ~ & ric - 7 ll . ny = > sem * y . + ‘A ’ Tes » , rr ® > = nd ° Ee ~ the n art dow n eq “wai- A« a rule %. a wit! tte closer on re geular guard this s*ason if his L,€.c8g ‘ - h) \ a ens — Xv hap 50 a Gates 503. Phompson 5? W ald- EAT‘ »N Colo., Dea. 5 —Ta Junta. ose roundcs, breathing without ly fast, sO that many a novice » ieh? . saa q ~ is s. i vat nmresen ? Eoo ; work continues nes 1. vogel 416, Hirsch 514, alm 508. Colo., high school won the State mn _ . - . ae ‘ 7 7 rT ii ' 4 ’ i a ae eee © . . ipparent effort, while his mares thinks ha » | a9 — ade a good kil} a ug pagpo ray Aad pm ie ay 1A is rey - } - Otte Stein a Reader : ———— igh school football title here to- Se Cal - , aes weet _— a tee er 'y -{] s enor] » oF " a 7? | *, woh =~ ‘ape » etic - p . > - ra struegling for atr after the. es i tid ae érop ah tn Cael ~e a “ Sh 5 ¥Y OF - Although sSoidcdan las par ipat Otte Stein is the leader in the! Ralilread Y League day by defeating Eaton high 16 to 0. . . " As a> = 4 T) tw ; -* a | _ o eo ae . ‘tag wins sip y a — _ | Navy battering. ee p! © id shoo ge iS oren OD- ed tn pre.iminary games at the in4ividual classic. be'ne held on the Matches [tn the Railroad Y. mm & - Aas ,' a Yr —_ on = — on em - a. >. . x i sw & — + 440 * . Under the watchful eve of { | | etain his present form. when Pau! a : % 7" ’ nt | ie ‘sho ‘| flushed, for if the ground its good Friday night on th county nament with a score of 1101, or an * nartiat oe a “png Lane ee ee CONTESTS TODAY : With the afd of flash’ * end ai, . : ; . ® o* = 9¢ Superintendent Tm Ce U; sets his long-looked for chance to P ace - is = — aac - he birds will drift back one or two school's court. average of better than 220 for the Sen sn Bball Doar os goa ' : — . - * un 02a eq With TY} 1} c° - . . a Fi « ~ vy, ow 4 os ~ * rS _ a‘ hicles . UW ; : everse the knockout Delaney . Ren hy - - Cnargee Of ae a time and rou wi!! have shoot- Central is not ag well fired to ‘'*©® Sames. Lorin k de Vito of man Shops 0: Swifts 2 ounetianme inate | ', . . owoaer and shot: the birds are con- . gate F C“hleac ‘« econ “i? 1939 : matted ape » «¢ 2S os +. Sic eee eee : a , | mourt of Winner, &. - NaS F599 [OF ee = High lan en arran , W fran? eanéle if?! 4 . ‘ e4nf Anus met od works ine —_ yo ‘ other Sc noo &, Pau! and Me! +h i-A and Hank Marin of Chica 2 - mad oe ~ gs, sel ane es EBER ROLLS 688 IN bi juenuy Kile ata distance of 10 happen to have a companion who Hosler are the only lettermen .§ - "A — : mm , a oe me ee] Grotto Leagte. 3:30. Referee. W. C. Brady. } fees nd eee . Y Nose r Ca nhiy serLermen s fourt rit 3 There probably C . ° ! feet. fourth with 24 P : - . FAIRGROUND, No. 3.—Judd vs. Star. 4 4y74 . hh *? sm Sie ; :. — — 79 - es? ‘ i®@ ™m sé er ? th Gr et ag rahieg on TWO-MAN CIRCUIT | While most states have prohib iS Willing to scour the surrouncing back. George Cameron, all-star will be five prizes besaune we a in Settincine mhekel 2:00. North Side A. C. vs. Florissant | at ; rete ai 1 — territ ry n sf he frdes for ar ~= 7 + 47. > ea. § be r _ ~asner . r ] Tn the last session of the Inter~ ited the sale of game, I am sorry ory. scaring up the birds for center last season, will not part! Hartman and Evanko Win 532 Woods 653, Scharte!l 521. Zeis A. C.. 3:30. Referee, Richard Wail. seins iad ~ ee S ™ ~~ . e - J] ew as - ~ , > « — . - & oo ey Two-Man Trave! in Le t “av ¢hae ¢h . 4 7 6 you. ipats in ¢ entral s athletic events, ' 79? Lump? -7 {+h _ ? 9h Fat (RGROY ND No, 4—Polish Falcons zg ague. to say a ts la‘ - rced aaa . K 6 92 “ hheh de . “ ‘ ~ —— aw (sac ss enrorceed Our brother sportsmen = the : % i- - ‘ im —_— . Hartman and J Evan ko Fon fens , = pln. — gan es or niga. ve. ~ 00 ur and and Kossuth ' ) was Cevoted to the playing of |very rigidly, and the pot hunter nig Ce ee ae ee ee ae since a break in (tra:ning rues the two-man tournament at the/-‘° and 186: Fleischer 536, Ni ulberg |. Y%. Wehener, 3:30, Referee. Ww. _ '. ‘ . + a] = | ~ sa eas = ’ * . _ 4 lub nson- Steph voir? or "my > ‘és - 4eee bse —— & hau 74 aia e _ a ~ — . ~_ _— a =. y = s ~ | ee ** -_ -s — . _ hn : = © d ¥ une at the Pal- .... a > aad : have three days of it. Central Has Large Squad. mith 119%. T. Caito and C. Bahlinger | Mueller 576, Eggeiston 552. Result en-Shinkle vs. White. * 3: 30. Referee, . - muc! as $5 | a a4 b - 44 ~-+ . - ee a s ani — - * aeys dispiayed a brand of ae . 7 SS Poeseee SFY some Snipe flv by night In the IMgh+ Wetntash ana MeCready both 1149 were third y Schnell and A | Anhotser-Sesch 2, Koppen Smiths| ©: ©. Roche. | wilme that played havoc with the “/U>s and restaurants. of ses eile deed aa msc ee a et ee ee ee ae stern tag ie “4 |1; Adams Sports 2, Greeley 1; Hart- Det ANCE RESTER PARK—Fairmourt ) ' : * - . moon in various numbers shetitute euards last rear. e@rein YPreher took fourth with 1138. a&i** = a sie mo hollmever mon * marks It ts to be h ped that there wt’ sudstitute guaras : » d As : ‘ man 32. Yawit 1: Wolfr Cc s. sc 2 co De I that ther iy - aay lees — man _ to arene: US ; sae . : . - r 4 won “4 Eine .e@ w t ay : i 7 5 a _ vs ——s ii. v . 2, e ree. : . aa ee St O81 for the Forty years ago Little Creve ‘#8hion. dropping here and there. ¢ n has about a dozen others ~ | — Phil Kavanaugh. : ~ bee » | — on ~ = —- . = a i , — _— _ ° a n ; -~* - = a Rie anc i-60 for the three games Coeur Lake abound re They soon find out whether the -¢.,., whom to nick the taamthat Pevery meosters League. CARONDELET No. 2—Oscar Mueller | which hi Ib], ’ » - , | ’ =S adc un ed With wood- atin . . 4 “om : . 4 > ™ Te. Trmr | bet see) Me " ‘me Br: net v¢ ' aiblaud assisted his | - ~ : ge ages —_ . NVa.i, NO lark © aUhca — a ee s . re , er soccer championsh today when it naneia a >. an oie ; romeck the OBers Alleys, like his second us! > , | dv the light of a full moon, I real- reeckh men ard Sophomores practice er 533, Goldschmidt 438, Becker 613. / s.¢.. i -, — ’ , - 7 Fx 8 fe Sales. 3.3 _ . a. ¢ Whitehead-Skinner vs Schmitt r oo, SEO CK | LL my OY ace targa CT ae : w [oe «6‘Waee yh Matcing | Vereated Cornell, § to 0. Penn elim-| Prevailet. oes . . ~s S EP COES SS. ~ . , 4 . . -~ ow — . . - 4 = ee "5 . ar - 2 } r = . TTrarrwn . . ‘ oung at the Congress Schaefe sn spe i\ believe as many as a t! oO sand ‘wo artern ons qo weep. w~ i.@ tne $ “ »%, v¥ agne: os 2.2.0! | inated Haverford. wht “+ had a ’ FAI IRGROU SD. N we . TORS is SP: . _ . : , a. > T- ~~ i a ~d > - — 77 - 4 - = + ¢ 5S > » ary ey - Ts. ew at @ ng . ? if j by vs. Keller-Newton at the Pa! Duck Shooting. Jacksnipe started to drop tn all Juniors and Seniors work out two chance to tie the Tigers by winning| Bridge 2-00. Guald ead Bros. va. Alien o . ; around me. The air seemed to he afternoons. exclusive a? the recil- Nugents Leacue ; t dar. - Budcer Irs 30 Referee (sear M Tt” Ty > . “—? . > : . \t R meeting of the leagues merm- G IT! ES at Ree or? Lake sav fx11 of therm. lar squa ; VW hen a plaver an any T'ech man in tha XX gents Teag a : ' ‘ + +h i 4: : t] i . s held last week at the Rogers that the big flisht has not vet I anticipated splendid shooting one of the teams tmproves he gets were as follows: Hamersmeter 47 *eys a board of directors and a Come down, £0 tt locks as thouch next dar, but much to mv disgust. a chance to play on the regular Hetsher 45! Diddens 430, Tra ‘Tetary was elected to serve the we would have some good s> iceting when T reached the field there was feam ry Resu cs Mercha 7 se 2 Cand) . a ’ rv ca - - et ; ; ; be > Sa I ~ + hin I oo we ge an? who are (this month. Good bags are sti!]| not a snipe to be seen, but we lo- Yeatman will have to play two ': House 2. Clo s+ ollows feller (Palace al-'| being mad +} ; sagen z om : ' - 7 be . , ng mace art i a v - ve co’ 15 ---— > +h * > _ 77 eon i i im ?} , sef re th evs). A. HalblaubB ‘Congress a)-/.« thine bie tn ¢} arlous clubs cated them the next day on ground games in e league, ore t6 Vandervroort-Jaccards League. s). J. Skinner (Schaefer's Recre.- = pm & - ‘a tne way of a flight,’ which looked exactly like that; student body wi!l move to the new Vandervoort - Jaccard League 9° Big Reasons : —. * . s » — —— = . _ — = ton), A. Rothwell (Rogers Recrea- | © US 7 89 2 lake it interesting. which they visited the night before.| Beaumont High School: where a matches resulted as follows Fur- (x) a My ne ay of cold- tion) and b. N. Howard, secretary. _cnmemetee, mee 3| fine basketball court will be avail. niture °, Office Boys 1; Saids Spe- material giving the hardest ‘tills ctlals 3, S&S V. B. Bank 6; Window material giving maximum (Aon . Trimmers 2, Charing Cross 1. Hig strength. reinforcements RICH NAMED PRESIDENT aeatins «Conta theme a OF REVOLVER CLUB Smith Urges Beginners in Mntuate by solcing Galea ane 60| ernie tek hee cues aa ; yn ee eee ee we i i in a ee P *hese amateur leagues she . re _ . a P Pe Bevan’ _— ics: 487. 4 W.-J. P. Rich was elected pres!- , 4 22 E t t ent of the St. Louis Folice Revolver ‘ud at its meeting last Wednesday a >a S29 Tr) « ~ = a. ae tha howl. —— r = s . s se84 as ~ ‘ ~ Bell Telephone League. - ~>* . ? >} —T 2 ’ . id Bowling to Join a Lea WN @ | 28, E2me a2 do the “bush leagues”! | maividual leaders ta the Bel in baseball. They are the training Telephone League we yer Mica itther officers elected “ere Robert “~ _ ‘ “3 “~ . “5% a y \nderon, vice president; F. W ee ee sro is for? re stars and chan Macking 57 Nebe 565, Otto 6516 reene, secretary and treasurer: Dan : r "ns , fter few seasons c pe 7 es a ‘4 Blair 588 WW ee 5°73 Pike, official scorer: FPau! Staeub'le. | tition under these conditions x » Sturm >. St a =F” -esu ts Lore ~ , -_ ™ > . - , vl = : p F “% se . _ od ~ rr . - oe —e ‘tain of range ~ Lo Beec her, (nhampion Asserts West. Is Far Ahead of East in ‘ On juCcTIN v al step into i j1eé4 oper ie mPoatoe. ‘ nes «a —amrees "ity 5 a eaetern Elec. eutenant of range : ne, a. Bh. de im ee sin aes emt tric 3. Commercial] Engineers 3 ss | ] , , i? ; : * ww! = ~ ~4 - : - A ii y ~- ~ ™? . “ ' Pies ve ‘ tg le —_—wewwwwee i. Csuianmy Organized Cir cuits — Man S ars { Tene also pla a " . ec. — . See s © ? od ~ ’ 7 *- ** a - - we * *h . a r : ns . - . . ague seccer football matches By JIMMY SMITH. 7 ome nae = - >? x- ae - * a - ia iyed teday follow: World's Greatest Bowler. ship star bowlers of the first water Gordon 523, Wegener 534, Volz 647, : nMap Skas UUWISTe OL Li Lie rer Heimer 609, Eifert 537. Earthe! 515 ENGLISH LEAGUE N my 30 years’ experience as a pinboy and bowler I hare seen who vrefer to tte} +> > ces ™ eer Fitret Divt ; r ad = - . . . . - n A . » . . « ce . as the Tournaments l ander ww — Oye gre el miany chances in the game of tenpins; alleys.and balls and tenpins ™ates rather than get out {nm the! pwo-man = holid sh tirmingham 2. Leeds United 1 ~s ae: ee lee al ie A -ma cay tournaments Blackburn Rovers i, Livernoeo! 1 have undergone wonderful advancement and improvement. and a are now under way at two allers ‘ardiff City 2, Notts County 1 - itis © Want ena | . bowling academies are now housed in much better localities and e Freon s, . Ets United 0. | r a F Pe a , > Huddersfield Town 2, Arsenal 2, S™eatuy ssn emg surroundings than they were in my early dars. Manchester City 5. Leicester City 1 ' To my nd the most wonder- East } a ‘ . , IL ' OPEN SAT | ee, eae my mip E in this particular feature of oR Ls “WE MATCH YOUR COAT AND VEST” cn) tru Sheffield United 2, Bolton Wan- ¢ . th aan Baie = % oe . T T CUstl 7P. M. derere 0 ul advance in the game has been *“2¢ game. And the Western meth. Copyrigt 2 4 -~ e - ee +> 77}. od Sunderland 2, Manchester United 1 the introduction and formation of °¢ °f conducting Poser sey MN sus bé 7 ere recognised ss The Wert and Pettenham Hotepur 2% Astor Vil- the amateur leagues. The man ., as they are called here, closed an > Safest Skate in the hearts of . . m r le . a m leagues, is much better than the American skatera a. ~am te * * - - + West Bromwich AlDion 4, New TRO conceived the idea of ergan- Eastern custom. A NEW PAIR MAKES A SENSIBLE GIFT tall of “Norchlight”Searee an ae nee Castle United 0. zing groups of employes into aggre-| In the West. {fa learue } FB Le a ; ta Btw At le as Bury-Durniey, postpo tM s2tions of teams meetin nd com- show'tn, ¥Y, postponed, cold. = ot | meeting and com- etgnt teams they use eight alleys We are on ene mae ’ bell Second Division. pore OF the Sieys St reswar in- one night each week for the ea: a Rarnsley 2, Swansea Town 0 tervals certainly opened up a new aah: tein dail TBR rea Ie i My 2 over > aieen rad ™ " ‘ De . . + son, + they nave - 4 tTe®a™Ms they Biackpoe! 2, Fulham ¢ vist > and deserves a place in the 4, ena a : i¢ : > _ 7 { =i os ” ae ‘+ > Pertemouth 1, Bradford City 0 Hail of Fame ee Pencil Stripes, Famey Checks, : ‘“helsea 1. Stoke City 1 . om 12 alleys. “Mapton Orient 0 Th Wed ri oo cee lengees, yes, I st : } 1 rient o nes- B ta Lb r 4a’ hy cong ecnes- thousands I may safely say. are . en East, more especially tn Herringhonss, Serpas, : If your dealer does not have them, write to ae wily | a. a ~~ ’ actively engaged every werek on w iork, most of the academ!e«s i to us and we will seethat you are supplied Fiesecs, et Send fer Descrigeive Folder ,s sf 1 #8, > em Serest ¢ Preeten |sced as he can te get tate one of | °° Me™ and bow! five nights each PF. W. PLANERT & SONS, Chicage Not week ard “Roueence sf sowerty th Zind ¢ these organigations They provide ol ~- _ SKATES moamay. ortveale 5. Wolrerhampten 06 the greatest opportunities to get Developed Many Stars. Seutb Shields 1, Seuthampton ° ot , ee sites en Rewtine ¢ a . @ most ont of le gume tn exer- : ‘Mg i# reaity the only sper SCOTTISH LEAGLU E. , ’ 4d cise, In fun and in acquaintance. ‘" Which you can provide factiir: Firet Divister. ah! . — , acuues lleart of Midlothian *, Aberdeen 0 sed Pants of Every Deacription—A!! Sizes Regulars, Shorts, Longs, Stouts, Slims * any sich Big group of men as Marlington 1 kpert County 1 , ™ llew > ’ owl each entire league ear Derby County 2, Middlesborough 9 the Blieys across the country, and ter how many team a ee ‘Nd@ham Athletic 2. Hull City 1. [ would advige every beginner as a — Ams one pair 4 J BULL’ TYPIST FROM HER HOME oc» ve"s , ae LURING HIS aot a tod Prewe. SHOVELS YORK. vice president of the Park Co., was made defendant 000 damage suit imstitut- sca . oe Dec. 5.—James J TRENTON, Dewees «€* 7 klyn today, eharging ! - a ing from home Sophie heat enffered | pape: qs-year-old daughter of Ben- : ; , ' Block. months ago. gu!t. brought by the girls of a danght . en _ hat Lipser mace : chars*s : * ; renres ‘at gophie, who was hisstenog- _ 0 years - seffice romance, according to Mr Dewees fled in court. began In De- mana Ped 1924. and continued until Exchange . - The complaint ber HE BULL’§ the possible « the Congressional one of the most upright, stalwart, the other word Well, anyhow, cleus here of a : & Juicy Roast Du on Chilled Celery Veal Tenderloin Steak Monta a (a Delicious Sea Food P 2 of Today’s Selecti the Claridge Dinner 20 (From itte® MENU— Canape of Anchovies, or Pineapple and Cherry Cockt —_—- Chicken Okra, Loutstana. oF Consomme Grand ic Roast Stuffed Long Is!arnd Due with Agree Roast Pri me Ttib of Beef at ’ Seafood Pattie, Nantua ——— — 4 y ¥ P. S. There wil! be this paper soon. Watch aes ® “BUL ‘Dur# Morten > 2 ——— a6 five mon teams How eould ae Exclusive tallers of Pants in ae ¥ . > 2. Clr : ' 2% baseball teams tnto — . cen spam rk 0 My many trigs across the com- tion at the same time, or aanias. } Dundee United 1. Patrick Thistle 4 | Sere a = ae chaneee mam or Gun or heat? Th A PIN THE PANTS $) x 4 nians 8, Hamilton Acads «4 *%° oObdserve these agues, and T weuld require all the space in| : NE | ae } AER&E Aantal ~y erren eee yy pane sta payed c way that Madison Square Garden. ~ Rie Re a. & ‘ “Set el} v. the W est in far in ad: ince of the lhe reginner can gain a wor'd ar . : go _ ~*-. — a ~~ ™ ‘3 Se ‘. gies Cm ne te i . ‘ =i 111 Fifth Avenue, ane EE A A - - s Fine Silk Dressing owns and Lounging Robes cle any man will welcome, because ership blends comfort and elegance. y tifferent fabrics. 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ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH i ‘ WITH LURING HIS [charges that Lipser maintained the ‘girl in rooms in the Park Avenue SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. CONFESSES KILLING WIFE FREED OF MURDER CHARGE) ST, LOUIS DRUGGISTS OPPOSE -DISPATCH ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH é tend a meeting of the Amendment | Sunday” promises to offer the fin- HOLDS RIDING WITH DRUNKEN ADVERTISEMWPres ‘The TVPIST FROM HER HOME 'o%!. wnere ne regisierea es “t-) DRIVER MAY BE CRIMINAL ACT iJ. Daniels of Troy, N. Lipser filed a 4on Made by Father ' charges. york Business Man Denies | ——_ ee denial of the | Attorney-General Says That Pas- senger Directing Operator of Car Ig Liable to Prosecution. AND BURYING HER IN CELLAR Albany Police Say Former Alder- man Admits Oharge of eee ae eee ee Salesman Accused of Killing Man CIGAR AND CIGARETTE TAX in Row Over Dog. By the Associated Press. PITTSFIELD, Ill., Deo. 5.—Her- Urge Gov. Baker to Spread Pro- Committee, to be held here Mon- day, further to discuss the amend- ment est opportunity for ice sports since the winters before the war. Freezing weather today turned the English and Scottish lakes and posed 10 Per Oent Levy to WINTER SPORTS IN ENGLAND ponds into rinks on which the skat- ing and curling societies are holl- London Stores Sell Out of Skates|!"@ tournaments which they have With Freezing Weather. had to postpone for the six years. of Girl. Murder. Other Commodities, | By the Assoctate’ Pree. bert McCann, 47 yeare old, of Mil- | special to the Post-Dispatch. ruling that th ALBANY, N. Y., Dec. 5.—Albert/ ton, & traveling grocery salesman JEFFERSON CITY, TRENTON, Mo., Dec. 5.—W. M. S ehat tne occupant Of af aU~-inevine, a former member of ane | out of St. Louis, was found not| Representatives of retail drug-| By the Associated Press. sty Saas ane aa dinavia tor” , , naina de defendant , , asa ; Albany Board of Aldermen today] guilty-of the murder of Frank } , LONDON. Dec. 5.—~ _|to Switzeriana an a ——) ie insti tive from Grundy County, Mis- (driver may, under certain circum. was formally charged with the| Shaw, 64 years old. retired barber geen beara page mene a land a ————e So skates and shoes to replace stocks ' c . ma ; . ° > , i nee ° “4 i . eae r o 99,000 damage Su t ins _ souri, to the last General Assem- | tances, be prosecuted jointly with murder, Sept. 6 last, of his wife,'4n the Pike County Circuit Court aecbating the Gnal Gsalh of be gland not affected by rheumatism in the West End stores, which ypklyn today, charging him bly, died a few minutes after he the driven on charges of operating | Catherine. Devine during all night | here today. The prosecution aban- | proposed constitutional amendment or kindred diseases will be skating | were sold out in @ few hours to- _gricing from home Sophie had suffered a heart attack while /4n automobile when intoxicated, grilling, confessed the crime, the| qoned the murder charge and asked aad a on onan ae ounnain rwwoe tomorrow, for Britain's “starting | day. daughter of Ben shoveling snow in front of his home! Wag issued today by Attorney-Gen- police said, and declared that he! verdict of manieianabdien ne ; P aptamer sida nail A pea — To '|here this morning. Funeral ar- |eral Gentry to Prosecuting Attor-|haq buried the body in the cellar| The murder was on gis ‘of cl aed and cigarettes! Ni, . « Block. ‘rane’ ments will awalt the arrival )ney Wesner of Henry County. of their home in Central avenue. | March 6, 1924, in Milton. during he thy set i re tax spread pare 4 4 guit, brought by the girl’s'of a daughter, Mrs. Atha Rice, | If the driver is making a trip at Search for the body was made | 4 quarrel over the loss of a dog | other commodities. | : charges that Lipser made from Kansas City, — ry request or yg oils. direction |this afternoon. . , by McCann. Testimony indicated | The request was presented by | lewees was a of one or more of his passengers, Devine's arrest followed a report that McCann struck Sh porn é, — - 2 | as hls - MCU’ Shaw who! State Representative E. G. David- See a iabnet wp Sophie, who was his stenog resident of Grundy County for 16 | “it seems to us-that the passenger |to the Pennsylvania state troopers | ¢._)) striking his head on the pave- | son and os Prosecuting Attor- ns class A and : i eee Snes. ey eee directirg the lof the disappearance of Mrs. Dewvine,| ment and dying without regaining | ney Ernest Oakley, both of St. group. Four Mims office romance, according to | Mr. Dewees was a farmer and was driver might be guilty,” the opin- ithe troopers in turn passing the consciousness. | Louls. Baker Invited them to at- in each cir- fied in court, began in De- | manager of the Farmers’ Preduce jon stated, report along to the Albany police P ‘SHOVELS SNOW, FALLS DEAD | Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSQN CITY, Dec. 5.—A yeociated Press. BUI |’ Weer YORK, Dec. 5.—James J. a Jent of the Park | S ‘ p tice preside oO Dewees, 68 years old, Representa- tomobile driven by an intcxicated Dec. 6.— in| Editor and Gene WILL ROGERS alleged OOS 000000000000044 Moderne Horticulture Francaise 9264 Manchester Road, St. Louis, Mo. HENRI PASTEAU Property Owners and Farmers Now that I am coming back to life ‘again, since Sept. 15, when I have been in @ hospital, where I had toe have a very severe operation, with my 70 years of age. Certainly I thought I was going forever. I chanced to have one of the best doctors in St. Louls to perform my operation. The professor surgeon-in-chief of St. John’s Hospital—he is not only a savant surgeon, but he is @ true friend of the patient-——-which is certainly one of the best things we can imagine when a man gets only a little bit of life to remember. He is not only a savant surgeon but a dear friend. Thank you, Dr. Dean. But now that the life Is coming back, I see that all the trees I had to sel! for the fall are here and the sea- s0n is very much ahead. >» m~ ntets entered 1 Basketball | y, ~ action tomer. *. ‘ | Representative rice va. Pine Isiand ve. —Typos vs. La- . ‘ an St. Mark’e iON — Miesonr! 20: Hamil- tern Electric » International N **B**.—Fred 8:20: American on, 89:10. vs. Rhodes, . Athletic Club, 14,000 beautiful Lombard poplar of every size to sell here. 4 to 6 feet, 25c; 6 to 8 ft.. 560c: 8 to 10 ft., T5c; 10 to 13 ft., $1; 13 to 15 ft., $1.25; 15 to 18 ft., $1.50; 18 to 21 ft., $1.75; 21 to 25 ft., $2: 25 to 306 ft., $3; 30 to 35 ft, $4; 35 to 40 ft, $5. Landscape men and farmers, you can have those beautiful trees by truck or shipment. No one must miss if you give them a very little care now, will cost you about one cent for each tree in all summer time. You have only to move to ground every month, starting about the month after the grass or weeds have started to grow around the tree that refreshes. About the first of June then you hoe about one foot wide around your tree itn the same way like you hoe around your lettuce or cabbage and do the work every month, that ts to say, June, July, August, September and October. You will see the expense is one penny per tree for all the year. You will see that all your trees will be growing by fall I talk to you, Mr. Farmer, I am tired of seeing your Lombardy trees dieing, so many by your own careless- ness—-the same thing for your maples—and don't forget I have 45,000 of these from 6 to 8 ft., at 60c, and 1000 for the residences of St. Louls and county. Every kind of large trees to beautify the chateu or mansion, from $3 to $10 each; their weight from 200 to 700 pounds each. Evergreen, beautiful evergreens, from $3 to $100; large shade trees from $10 to $75; their weight is from about 400 to 3000 pounds; thousands of large, fresh country trees at $100 for the farmer and for the residences in town and county. Large frult trees from $5 to $50, ready to give flower next spring and summer. the Associated Press. - i Wemer & | MENU CHICAGO, Dec 6.—Gifts of; Ballard County officers tonight | 7:30: Sterling ‘ | pense’ whisky to court attaches by Patrick! were investigating the disappear- » 8:20; Federal \ Canape of Anchovies, or ay hes will also 1924, and continued until | Exchange of Trenton for a num-| “If, on the other hand,” the|The husband had explained the ab- | , Jay and Wed- months ago. The complaint iber of years. ‘opinion continued, “the passengers |sence of his wife by saying she was |} :::: ree eeneeeeeseseseeteeeeeeeeusesensneSUsPOavienenSn OSES SSSp SEBO SO eH;ESORAGSOBSSUESEORS CO -—— have no interest in the machine (with relatives in Pennsylvania. s 9 ° ,and are exercising no control over, The police declared that Devine | R t D k] Rk the driver, and have made no re-/in his confession said he and his | © ulcy Oas uc 1m) , qussts or demands of the driver |wife, had quarreled and that he | | ou . % relative to the speed or destination | killed her with a hammer. Devine, | Delicious Sea Food Pattve of the car, but are merely silently | 44 years old, is a draftsman for , acquiescing in the operation of the _ poste York gery seers 4) 4° 2 ) ‘ar, they would na@ be guilty as ac- | Mrs. Devine was two years 7 of Today 5 Selections nacre ted junior. The couple had two chil-| Di t ib t h @ on the Claridge Dinner Menu || The opinion was written by As- pein both over 20 years of age. | Is ri ul ors ip 3 sistant Attorney-General J. A.) a ee ae — | 2 5 Potter and approved by Attorney-|MAN HELD IN BOAT-BURNING ° % \General Gentry, | WICKCLIFFE, Ky., Dec. 5— Are You the Man? (From 12 toOP. ™M.) WHISKY GIFTS iy COURT With Tommy Dewitt, 22 years old, | ————— Beld tn. jell "Reve, One the Crag: LARGE Eastern manufacturer of a line Ff ging of the Ohio river in prospect, ; of high grade electric and automatic labor-saving appliances having a common market everywhere is looking for an active exclusive distributor for the city of St. Louis and adjacent Missouri and Illinois territory. my Store, 9:10. li. O'Donnell, veteran Chicago at-| ance of Frank Thorpe, 35, and his_ Pineapple and Cnerry Cocktail torney, during the murder trial of | brother, transient fishermen, and | TOBIN f wy: Cc ue Mixed Olives % two clients, Albert Anselm! andi; basket weavers from East Calro, | ertisement by Will R, » mgethe wad John Scalisi, was held. today by; Ky., last Sunday night. | OR TEAMS feld Follies and screen | Chicken Okra, Loulstana, or ; ' American . Judge W. V. Brothers not to have Last Saturday Frank Thorpe : Sr) (5 ; ( uc CONTEST vo upto mene. 'been in contempt of court. complained to auttorities that he Roast Stuffed Long Island Duckling “The principle is bad,” the Judge|and his brother had peen threat- | with a ity Agee r, held, however, “and the practice| ened with death by Dewitt If they ptain teams veal Be ser Ey Sag rl A Pe “. \- ChariGen: 7 hoth dangerous and unethical. It/ did not move their boat from East Ainad Temple, Seafood Pattie, Nantua is highly reprehensible and revolt-|Catro. The sheriff advised them ay night in a 5 ae EER Sig OF | ine. considering the law of our/to go back to the boat and gaid ball game ar- | Potatoes Duchesse or Kentucky Sweet Potatoes XK ‘and.” The Court sentenced the , wnie outfield- estion ar ing exten- r, manager of The appliances in qu n are being sively advertised nationally in colors, in- volving an expenditure of over $200,000. This, together with the addition of a new item having peculiar and exclusive fea- tures, is taxing factory capacity, now op- erating day and night. ~ > r tors = -. * ‘ + ; — - a —— od Qe ee a eee ee es ae . —w » © - = " : . 7 x ps 2 of . a ae eee P , = — te - SSC — py : . . tangle ae Eile ee tn el wee — = oa ——. 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Pd ee ee es | : eS ee ae a ae nays ows es > ee a ee wees 2” i " “- LEE ALGEBRA MG ALO GEO LILO ALE II 5 : % ’ a So bs r, oa ” os 2 A at 2 oe . as r ae ANA PARE: A A tm aay tae A wr” 4 te s t- mn Leck ¥ . om - raga a ‘ * OS Fagek a : MOSS Pied: Rf PEPER RE cians es. % ay ron Fe - - 2+ ° ‘ » ae, - - f - F ‘ Y : as} * eth ” rs a aRY lo eee he be a > ™ a gee te ay Nine «4 3 F et oe rig Y's ; ‘ i Pe Lp FO ex 2 ae ty ae ” Pris Pay. a eel OS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. m7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADMIRAL ASSERTS LANSDOWNE ACTED ON OWN JUDGMENT Eberle Tells Mitchell Court That Shenandoah Com- mander Had Wide Dis- eretionary Powers. te \A\ = er Ad } s lie 3 . * } a’ ut ith the hi hy, rt. P ¢ the letter allowed, it was safe (oO fo now. * ScVEN IN SNOWBOUND STAGE ‘\ BERTHOUD PASS ARE SAVED “1¢ Men and Two Women Pass Night in Mountains With Mercury at Zero. ‘he Agseec.ated Trea DENVER . rapped ves ~, 4\ In ‘tm q * “ , , 7 4 . : aA eee ws ng Si) ’S or : on Summit of Rer | Pass out §0 r s west of Denver, with me? ry below zero Pennis jen, &@ stage driver perating , ” + between Denver and Steamboa “prings, } his six passengers mone them two women. were scued today after spending the night in a board shack _ a 4 T a rty rived with a a TT) ’ « 2 ’ eee wer drag stag - uSs in “Tn ; nr 5 Desp ‘ rts = >» @ = «4 ~—_ . ~ r?y a ; hae ‘ = g + 4 _—s ow ’ > _-— = Ts Anna Marke? Ler vy PROSPECTS FOR KIPLING'S RECOVERY ARE MORE HOPEFUL king's Physician, Before Leaving Authors Home for Lomion, Makes Optimistic Statement. ’ "RO AS@eciated Trea BURW AS}T S_LSSENX Tr ; . inane . » * ‘ ral and a 7 = ’ Rud = , . | . : - isla | + eee. ne s iT, prevement was matinta i toda: and tha Prospe a | at ’ eg re oS awe ™nre ‘, ~Toe * ~s 4 ; @ Aw son the King’s physician w @ 3 ne t - ae “- S state i =. Give Electrical Christmas Gifts — Sure to Please —Easy to Buy \ ay Nothing Down for Your Christmas Gifts You—our light customers—may carry home any of the gifts listed in this advertisement with- out paying one cent down. We have made it easy for you to give popular, useful, lasting gifts. Pay for them in small payments on your monthly light bills. One Full-Year Guarantee—Wé sell only well-known products of reliable manufacturers. They are tested in our own laboratory to make sure that they will give reliable service. We, therefore, guarantee all our appliances to be perfectly constructed. If any one fails within a year be- cause it is impertect, we will repair or replace it without charge. Cords and plugs, of course, are excepted. Buy Only Guaranteed Appliances PAY NOTHING DOWN Electric Waffle Iron A waffle every two minutes at the table—no greasing—no smoke or fumes. This year’s designs are very that they want twoin the pretty. Irons to make them thick home cc cc cg cc $2293 tO $8.50 or thin... .. $10.00 to $16.50 cys st Electric Heater : Heat where you want it, when you want it at the click of a switch. A sure cure for chilly corners; works from a lamp socket . 22 $5.00 to $9.50 Electric Iron Always a good Christmas gift— women now place so much de- pendence upon theirelectric irons iT “ir JEFRS IIH PY . i ¥ a Ge ie & ‘ For Milady’ doir | a=—eaes | OT l a y S OU OUT | — eS Ag | Electric Water Heater : Electric Tree Lights. 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Our Christmas Special: $10.00 six-cup pot type.. $8.95 $15.00 nine-cup urn..... $13.95 The gift that will must please her. Electric Toaster Plain and turnover, oven| _ — and types of only ace canaiuaiaad a necessity at any breakfast table. Toast any way you like it and pip- ing hot..... $3.45 to $10.00 Electric Table Stove The gift of 100 uses; boils, broils, fries, toasts, bakes = the dining table w you belong $9.75 to $15.00 Where will the gifts vou give be next July? Long after impractical gifts have vanished, electrical gifts remain to say their friend- ly message day after day. Electrical gifts are a last- of athought- giver. DOWN FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS ie, » of Gas in War De U. S. Surgeon-Geners Low Fat ee eART THREE. ~— ee ee ee - Indicate ————— —_— rictims of Fumes Have Tw Chance of Recovery of Othe No After-Effects, Doct From the Washington Bureau of ¢ Ww AJOR-GENERAL AMOS A. FRIES, chi fare Service, supported by the Surgeo States and thousands of physicians, of the most feared elements in the mane weapon than bullets, bayonets and only negligible, if any, permanent inj s since the armistice, Gen. Fries and his data from gassed men and thetr physict Gen Fries now asks that the) 1918 ther rican people erase from their times as mory the horrible pictures of losis per asphyxiation, such as drawn troops in Louls Raemaekers, the Dutch | among ta man. in his ghastly cartoon,/ 1919 the Gas Victims,” and withhold,;and thr ement regarding deaths, such | tuberculos that of Christy Mathewson, all the troc re cas is said to have caused, ; the gassed accelerated, tuberculosjs. ,sas act Regarding this last point, Gen. | losis.” ~ himself is of the opinion’ Toe asce war gas did not cause or produced en tuberculosis, but in fact: er-effect, lly prevented it. In the sta- tionnaire ice he has compiled from a sicians tn tionnaire answered by phy-\ rope. askir ns, he gives the conclusions; after-eff a minority that some of the’ fare gases stime victims of tuberculosis; Fries, the me so through gas poisons. physicians that there nces of Recovery Tne fe Ya statements sent to the Chem- | of philad ) Warfare Reserve officers, Gen. to the Fo Mes emphasizes the fact that’ prance. ile 27 per cent of the American Gen. Frie nalties in the late war were. No . om gas, only 2 per cent of these, 4. whereas of the rematning 73) onan r cent casualties from bullets, - oo yonets, shells and other causes, ae aan per cent died. In other words, » ae Gen. Fries, the gas casualty. pon th chances of recovery 12 times: “ ree oil than the wounded man. pie. ne. tcording to the Surgeon-Gen-/ pa ‘s report, 258,338 men of the) . - od States Army were injured, Sane om ng the war. Of these 24,249 aoe ae on the field of battle and nn a 691 others died in hospitals. Te ie e were admitted to the hos- als 224.089. Of this number oe 552 or 27.3 per cent were suf-\ me re ing from ga alone. Of the 552 gas cases, only 1221 died.‘ ena the 153,537 admitted to tne) oan fe itals suffering from bullets,’ nedure a h explosives and other methods) te aan Pwar except gas, 12,470 died. prese e NOt those killed on the field of) eet Mtie. it is known that very few —_ Obably less than st Bih 0 ee gas, since concentrations o sufficient to kill within 12 pag be Sars were seldom obtained. ie it ts assumed that 200 died , of the gas on the field of battle. | wnysici total deaths from gas would regarding #23441 out of 70.752. or less gassing 2 per cent. In like manner.) ...+ oh relation @ — The 147.586 injured by bullets.. explosives and similar meth- | eee 46.449 or 24% per cent died.) = «1 pte Thus it is evident that the man’ knowledg Was injured-by gas alone OD i544 great field of battle had 12 times ( s+ronger Many chances for recovery 48)... +, man wounded with bullets and tory diese » *xDlosives. ye had tog.” G Of the 70.552 in action, the Sur- ° ) gassed b-(jene- iv 173 ae ai couid find on.) ‘< men who of tuberculosis during tae Regard 1918 _naire be Sarding these cases, he said: /**7™ , “Of tb of Cases 300 «medi PER these 173 cases we found with Gew 78 had been gassed by gas, ex-soldier Bot specified: by chlortne., tubercula Mustard gas and 22 by few excey ene. The number of cases nection B berculosis for each 1060 men berculost was 2.45 Since the an- their sta! rate ef occurrence for ta they had losis among the enlisted men ficers wh Re in Europe in 1918 was, the opint and in 1919 4.30 per 1000, tionship id seem to be apparent that gassing.” ulosis did net occur any Severs frequentiy among the sol-) Fries q@ who had been gassed than principal those who had not been mental & - ica! foun menting on this statement,) look, tie Fries says, “The above is @ tribute s remarkable showing. In any =i it shows that in the year | gassing.

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DISPATCH a il a i ' Women everywhere long for beautiful electric percolator sets,s0 percolatorshave become the most popular of electric Christmas gifts. Elegance, splendor, grace for the dining table—and the finest flavor for coffee. Beautiful urn forms, mickel or silver. a Nw) Electric Percolator Here is one of the-best exe amples of the loving cup, urn percolator. Cream an Sugar servers and tray to match are obtainable. Our Christmas Special: $10.00 six-cup pot type.. $8.95 $15.00 nine-cup urn Others up to Complete sets up to The gift that will must please her. at ] te a ee Electric Toaster Plain and oars =a pe. oven mse mn Spee ot only ac-, makes; a necessity at a weyyou betes Toast any way you ike it and pip- ing hot...... $3.45 to $10.00 / Electric Table Stove The gift of 100 uses; boils, roils, estes, toasts, bakes — at the dining table ere you belong $9.75 to $15.00 Where will the gifts you give be next July?’ Long en gifts have vanish ed, electrical gifts remain to say their friend-. ly message day after day. lectrical gifts area last- ingreminderof athought- giver. S GIFTS Re t D ; | a ii B statements sent to the Chem-) of philadelphia, consultant-in-gas | Warfare Reserve officers, Gen.) to the Fourth Army _Corps in|? end of contentious subjects to talk about,/free rein. And these rules, no matter what have heretofore been ignored or rejected by me per cent died. *Louls Raemaekers, the te Marae the gassed, and that in f-time victims of tuberculosis) Fries, the great majority of these. mvt the 70 559 ; J 9,552 men who had, ing,” Gen. Fries declares. ance of power held in the last Congress by)the President's own party. SOQ re ARs AS Ww VR ~ Sas SS ‘ S " ~s ax . . IN ‘ na > ~ had ae yw A a °F thy WA ae ROG SECT! ORL: , SS ‘ : . ~ ~‘\ SS . . » SS Los ON i SYS . . MY IY : SS . N . WS ~ AN SS OSH , atest ’ - ~ ~ SX MEAL NV VAM - AN NS CBR. KG \ SS SQ ~ ‘ Wg ~ ‘ . SSQ . S . . ~ | TS i EE Iv RIES OTIONS — Dustnastie~ bt ei Oe a ee - ee o- ee ee ee - a? - '

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ee owe =e — + a ae ’ _— — — _———— cr Po 3 a Ke ee IE hee MN! a I * = 4 : erence - ON ae _ fe Oe ~ ae ee oe ia oa BE, ee hes nh > A OA le Rati eemRRR a Oe we fae ? + we —— ~- a ~«—* a : i > 2 i etiedinntindhts coctiaatin San rs. wo! Bet Oe i ae - p-gironp : row ee OE me cae! Pa ee os hei £4 am — e-- Ce ey eo ee i ~~ c @ ee Can. Me EY een pees ee aie ae aes -oe ~ ee Ee ee ee ee SERINE I rom nto OR te “*: SS: s Py nee 4 te EE to or Dri ee ee ee eee ore ds is ie + ck i a ot he ee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. = PROHIBITION HYSTERIA. The Prohibitionists are in desperate straits. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Founded by JOSEPB PULITZER | Dec, 12, 1878. Not only are they quarreling with everyone connected Published by the Pulitzer PubdMsRing with the enforcement of the prohibition laws, damn- Company, 1weilfth Bouleverd ond Olive Street. ‘ THE POST-DISPATOH PLAT- reling among themselves. rORM I know that my retirement wil make no difference tn its cardipal Principles, chat it wil) always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogoes of al) parties, Bever belong to any party, always Oppose privileged classes and public plonderers, never lack sympathy | with the poor, always remain de- roted to the public welfare, never be Satisfied with merely printing oews, always be drastically independent; mever be afraid to attack wrong, | whether by predatory plutocracy or | predatory poverty. | JOSEPH PULITZFR. | { April 10, 1907. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Ages of Judges. Dispeaten. the consequent lawlessness. disrespect for law, and corruption are appalling. paid propagandists of prohibition, say everythi lovely. hey dwell in a fool's paradise on lotus is- land, surrounded by a sea of illusion. Since the Research Department of the Federated / / grave doubts both on the wisdom and the effective. ‘ness of prohibition, things have gone from bad to “worse. he Anti-Saloon League Convéntion assailed pro- hibition enforcement officials and policies, and rec- ommended drastic measures to dragoon the Ameri- |can people into obedience to the law. . | The United Committee on Prohibition, representing ‘about 24 prohibition organizations, religious and oth- » the Editar of the Post-D ers, bas attacked the President, charging him with N fairness to our Supreme Court, per- the failure of mit me to have space to reply briefly 'on his sincerity and willingness to go the lengths they Mo., What the r -) Vaid to Mr. Brown of Kansas City, who | desire. Fecently in your paper work of the Missouri and Arkansas Su- is charged with the enfonrement of the laws i be sure, e United States, but he can only act through Preme Courts on the basis solely of the of th number of decisions rendered by each in a given period of time | The mere number of opinions rendered in a given time is no safe criterion either of the efficiency of a court or the work it , country. does. | railroad and manufacturing centers that within the 15-mile limit, become financial and distributing pfoints t+ + he ? Ne oo ilies uettee racore San ,and put down the opposition and the law violators preme Judge must read before he can | with bullets and bayonets. write an opinion. The state that is al-| The assault on the President has raised a row. most wholly agricultural will produce yh» Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and es Cllber arith short Public Morals dissented from this attack and rebuked printed records. 3 : ie one s Missouri is a State of large cities that the committee. The Women’s Christian Temperance Coolidge @re railroad, banking, manufacturing Union, through its president, assures Mr. and distributing centers. Arkansas is al- that it is with him. Several members of the com- t wholly ricultural State. Not j oe tenia “~ : agen aaTsy" - ~* mittee have withdrawn in protest aga!nst the assault. noun um thin S ousand-page . j m9 . Now the United Committee for Prohibition En- printed record itn Missouri Supreme | Court. or industry of a court. The Missouri court ‘Tomorrow, any da) zen of Missouri. his any member of his family, titie to all his property. the safety e committee wants bim to personally head morality squads and prohibition units and raid the Perhaps they think, part of the navy hav- cases for is Ua : oligs “to the enforcement of our prohibition court belanced when whatever opposition has been voiced by anyone ate ane any ci’; in authority in the Catholic Church has not been dit a right ne rected to the enforcement of the law but to the law of his itself as unsound and unwise. U5 is 2 +h ¢ Se ere® the eo Council of Churches made public its report, casting ing everyone who doesn't agree with them with re gard to the policy of prohibition, but they are quar ’ stead act is not obeyed and {s hot enforced, and that | ¥as only committee thinks the President | ; : ee ’ ae oe ee ee wm AFTER SEVENTY. Following the death of Judge Woodson of the Supreme Court a short time ago and the appoint ment of former Attorney-General Otto to the vacancy the Post-Dispatch commented on the ages of Judges. The comment was inspired by the fact that Judge Woodson, though 71 years old, was preparing to | The only thing they agree upon {fs that the Vol-/Tun for another 10-year term and that his successor ) The opinion was ventured | that the work of this office was too arduous and | We make an exception to | burdensome for a man in the seventies and that a | this agreement. Wayne Wheeler and others of his ilk, |; Man as young as Judge Otto could scarcely have had ing is; the experience and knowledge of the law to qualify | ** Ce years old. him for the duties of the place. ‘ Mr. Edward C. Crow in a letter in the People’s Column insists that age is no bar to fitness for the Supreme bench. “Who,” he asks, “would banish from the council table ® * © the wisdom, the prudence, the experience of one past 60 years of age who for 15. or 20 years has met and carried the responsibility of deciding such questions?” The Post-Dispatch certainly would not. The decade between 60 and 70 ordinarily, we should say, is the ideal age for a Supreme Court Judge. Assuming that A A a tte ' he has avoided or temperately indulged those “hot | and rebellious liquors” and did not “with unbashful | forehead woo the means of weakness and debility,” | shibition enforcement, reflecting up-| he is now at his intellectual peak and physically {s ‘a staunch and seasoned oak. But it is one thing to be “past 60” ané@ quite an- | compared the ought to do is not fully specified. The President, to| other to be past 70. The seventies, with their im- | print of eternity, are different. Not that they are ' without their compensations. A local philosopher, Mr. Lionberger, has written charmingly and con- vincingly on the sloping years. @ gentleman as our correspondent, Mr. Crow, is of course familiar with Cicero’s De Senectute. But . Whatever poet, orator or sage May say of it old age {s still old age It is the waning, not the crescent, moon, The dusk of evening, not the glare of noon. We think seventy would be a fitting age for eur And as scholarly States having large cities, great ing been utilized to enforce the prohibition laws | Longfellow, though a poet, was a Puritan whose lore | be ought to declare war of truth would ever and anon burst through the on the opponents of prohibition, call out the army | enamel of his fancy. As thus: | ' 1 Supreme Court Judges to retire—and on ful! salary. | = = ——e a THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Americans of means who wish to further the ad- /Wancement of scientific research in the United States ean find no worthier object for an investment to that end than subscription to the fund of $10,000,000 need- | ed for the support and expansion of the Smithsonian : ‘| Institution: Chairman Howard, who sent the letter, induiges im | guetine Taft chancellor of the Board of Regents: he appeal sent out was signed by Chief Ls» , the Pope oD | vice President Dawes, various Senators and. Repre | sentatives, Robert S. Brookings of St. Lou!s and other | well-known men who are interested in the fate of the f efficien. He speaks of the opposition on the part of many Cath- | law,” | institution. The President ef the United States ts the presiding | officer, ex-officio, of the great institution founded in | 1836 with the comparatively small fortune’ left by James Smithson, an Englishman, who bequeathed it | It has been an oppo businegs, after his death the protection sition based upon American principles of liberty and | of his egtate, may depend entirely on the aecision of a majority of the seven mem- bers of our codrt. Who, with their al! at Stake. would banish from the counci! ta on the unwisdom of the policy of trying to regulate ta- far as we have any knowledge, Catholic authorities bie where the future weal or woe of him- bave carefully refrained from doing the very thing oleae perhaps his ~— may 2 ce- thaé Mr. Howard asks the Pope to do, that is, plunge oded, the w om, t e , f= lies ded, the wisdom, the prudence, the ex- | oye church into a political conflict. Their voice and perience of one past 6° years of age who. for 158 er 20 vears has met and carried | iBfluence have been directly contrary to this policy. the responsibility of deciding such ques- tions? Yeuth has its place but the wisdom of ing the Protestants who are opposed to the law and , } e ¢ ef + ; age is the anchor of safety that holds the a a ns width — a teria world tn balance. Pur Misseuri Supreme athomes bes created @ great deal of opposition Judges do as much work as any other t© the Catholic Church and helped to cal! into erxis- Judges, Federal or State. The business tence the Ku Klux Klan. of original writs such as quo warranto,| What would the Ku Klur Kian do if the head of the _ ‘ ‘ ro the? ii sone ero eagle lad de wed = Catholic Church, as Mr. Howard seeks to have him creased until it is in volume five times 9°. dabbled in the domestic politics of the United aS great as it was 20 years ago, but the States” mumber of Judges have not been in- creased. Our court ranks in ability and ’ : : : . pale of serious discussion. The Rey. John J. Bu k industry with any of the Federa! or State 2 . ad rke, courts and they are paid usually a salary General Secretary of the National Catholic Welfare that any successful business man would Conference, aptly sums up the letter in the following mot consider accepting for his services. reply. oo gen ie much in debt to the pecges se Love of America and its fundamental institu- er Supreme Court on account of the ' : tions di irec han hat wrote thi = splendid service rendered for the sma! as net? ‘ce ac s let pay given. EDWARD Cc. CROW ter. The impudence of demanding that the Holy 703 Wainwright Building. St. Louis, Mo. Father personally interfere in the domestic poli- ——— tical affairs of our country will be patent to What a Contrast! every one. Te th it t-Di tch. : : es — son aagy - hnpecedapamnan ve Prohibition is a political question: was born of N RUSSIA grafting public officials are + ; a politics and today is the most critical political made an example of by compelling , : them to face the firing squad question Se ca. Mr. Howard sought to dis- ' ~\ ¢ " . ‘ 1 . ~ . Rens country we hener | credit President Coolidge and failed. His present el ong. mn eh ae nck effort to discredit the Catholic Church in the ve a? the Tehie, | United States is equally futile. Among the many recent asininities of our probibi- grafting official on the wal! of the White | House together with other noble spir-_ i ef (tien friends it is difficult to discriminate, but we ch wiser than ited Americans. ooo, — )are inclined to think that the letter to the Pope is OTTO KAEMMERER. entitled to the asinine medal. The whole situation a proves, however, that having forced an un American Organization for Defense. and non-enforcible sumptuary law on the American T the Editer of the Past-Dienatch. people, the prohibitionists are plunged in a morass of EAR SIR: Many publicists today are hysterical desperation. defining war as acrime. Gen. Sher-| man called it “Hell” in Civil War days His definition has never refuted The World War justifies coining the word “super-he!ll."’ The word “war” suggests wholesale destruction ef prop- erty and human life. The United States should be. beileve is, friendiy to al! nations. Goes not signify demobilization of our Cefensive organization. but does it not suggest and justify substituting a depart- ment of the Army in place of the De- partment of War” Or ®ven combining our entire defense organization [nto a Department of Defense” Would not euch a change make for greater efficiency and co-ordination of service as we!! as economy ef operation” Does not the ex- ampie ef the World War teach that suc. cess Was attained only when al!) the units of the Allied Army fought under one head? Then, why not appiy the same principle to cur Department of Defense” Tt would surety stop the controversy ex- isting between our ‘and. water and air wnite at this time. F. FE. KAUFFMAN. the oo o——__—__—__—_ MORE HELL AND MARIA. Mr. Dawes has spent the year in sowing the wind, and the rumor is that. with the opening of the Senate, he will reap a sma!! hurricane. Mr. Dawes Succeeded in capturing the public imagination with a tew flashing phrases. But his late efforts to arouse the groundlings have had no more appeal than a Warmed-over vaudeville act. An inkling of what is in store for the General when be takes his seat in the Senate chamber may be had from Senator Pat Harrison's designation of Dawes as the Mussolini of American politics. “He comes,” sars the faunty bead of the Senatorial light horse brigade, “threatening invasion and destruction to those of his political faith who dare oppose his senatorial reform views.” It is Mr. Dawes’ misfortune that he !{s subject to attack from the floor of the Senate without the possi- bility of reply. As presiding officer, he is a mute target for ail sorts of verbal missiles. By grace of the administration leaders, he was spared the scorn of the Senators last March, but this protecting bul- wark has been weakened by Mr activities. The lecture he gare to Senate before al) the assembied public dignitaries of the nation last spring might bare been forgiven in time, but not the uppardopable sin of invading the territory of Senators of his own political faith in an attempt to defeat any man who opposes his views. That was too much. “Hell-and-Maria” is in for “He!) and Maria.” = ee been Once and I ryNat Dawes’ rac rm 4 acation Te the Bator of the Past. Dispatch. | EPLYING to “Sweet will say tf you do net care to par ‘or aber end flavor in candy. why not ¢a: ‘we guger as it is’ This wil! satisfy YOur eweet tooth and the candy makers will net starve. MRS. T. L. SCNMECKEHWIR. the Toeth morals through law instead of religious influence. So | i } ‘i | Mr. Howard has carefully refrained from mention- | to the United States of America “to found at Wash- ington under the name of the Smithsonian Institution an establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge among men.” The project was taken up enthustastically by Prest- dent Jackson and Congress, and the beautifu! group of buildings that house the institution and its co)- lections and publications was started in Washington. | It grew and prospered, doing notable scientific work | and numberin research and discoverr. As a result of its activities among its directors men of mark in| several Government bureaus for useful research. ob-| \Servation and study were created, among them the| The incredible folly of the matter is berond the | | Weather Bureau, U. S. Fish Commission, the Astro. physical Observatory, National Museum. Zoological oo CURING THE COAL INDUSTRY. At Atlantic City last August President Lewis of the ‘nited Mine Workers scornfully rejected arbitration and ordered the cea! strike. Now, after three months of idleness in the anthra- ‘ite mines, the Governor of Pennsrlrania drafts a plan which might be called a basis of negotiations for | rigible. |Miners got rid of Lewis and the ' ending the strike and establishing an era of peace in that industrr. Lewis has accepted it but the coal] operators now hare nothing to arbitrate. The anthracite coal industry is a k It has got toa. be reformed. And tion would be speeded up some. we suspect, ind ther operators | themselves. OUR UNUSED WATER POWER. It is said that all New England is becomin; thused over the possibilities of water power derelop ment a8 a@ solution of the anthracite coa) problem. In a*recent address, Owen D. Young, chairman of the | board of the Genera! Electric Co., advocated the crea- tion of a New England power pool, mobilizing the flow of New England's concentrate the power required for industry at the most economical point of production. This. was urged, could be integrated with the other bydro-elec- if ‘ric projects in adjoining states, forming a gigantic | superpower system for the 11 states of the Northeast. Secretary of Commerce Hoover sees in theo 7 } this plan the possibility of saving $500,900.90 and 52.900 908 tons) of coal annually We bave no tides from which But the Mississippi Valley States bare, in the “Father of Waters” and its tributaries. the possibility of a Superpower system huge enough to New England can create. Takin alone, and noting the altitudes above sea levre]— every lowering of altitude meaning a possible produc- | tion of power by means of dams—we hare 782 feet above sea level at Minneapolis, 680 feet at St. Paul, Minn.; 597 at Prairie du bien, Wis.;: 533 at Rock Island, Ill.; 472 at Keokuk. Ia: 384 at St. Louis: | 275 at Cairo, Ill: 201 at Memphis, Tenn. and so on | down to zero at the Gulf. And we have a river that, with its tributaries, has @ total annual discharge of 21,300,000.000.000 cubic feet of water, or 675,000 cubic feet per second. We bave a beginning in the Keokuk Dam. with fts. 120,000 horse-power output. It was announced that the proposed merger with the Union Electric Co. _would create a superpower system for the Middle West. In the light of what New Engiand is prepar- ing to do, this beginning is promising.* But capita! must be convinced, as the facts prove, that the entire Mississippi Valley water system is a wonderful op | portunity for investment and service. rivers and tides in order to | to develop power. outdo anything | the Mississippi | Park, and various organizations for the spread of | ethnological, geological and other branches of know!l-| edze. ee scr *: _ “ See Paaces , ’ x » | ‘ » - etn . a - —_ JUST A MINUTE Written fer the Post-Dispaten By CLARK MecADAMS Cepyright. 19236. ng to worry Bu? - — | ~* «* ih - ut wonderful though Soft winds to blow and waft me ut care and fancy free azily giance at the beautiful world —- - om @ ls +h , all *- conStantly L1.enA Of tree. Then blown and drifting I'd AS Veivety it rete drifting Wish to drift near to. rain I’: »*? Ir cheek +. Kiss % - “ pi 2) ’ 8 Cc > iong as it conserva!: ional means Bo ct - a late a _ > > “ AOesn s+ @&DPDE (sary arm Muss 79 Z ‘J ‘2s ~ =. a sbeed le 4 on ? a 6 le NEW MOON. When the horns of the moon hang ‘ow And the voice of the evening calls, ifke a bird of the night I go Where the shade of the pine tree spraw!is. : a > the State * When the horns of the moon are bare. Like a harp that is swept of strings. I will steal from the dew-girth air The messages silence flip When the horns of the moon hang low. With a star at the twiligh*t’s crest. I would walk where the breezes flow With musie of night at rest. When the horns of the moon reach out. Like a gondola off to sea. With ery asd shout I am on my route With night as a guide for me. FANNIE HUNTER Kaoxvilie, Ia. CLARK The MIRROR ’ ’ ' i ’ (of the PUBLIC OPIN PEWS AND PULP © | From the Montreal Star. ay F there is no improvement is era] standard of preaching «8 Atlantic soon, it will sot bed of frank and pungent criticiam. | divines the United States, in of all England in London, and por ' _pains of late to emphasize the the churches have been at of ot te a oe higher standard of sermon, if ‘to hold the public and exercises +. cline 'in theological problems has i roint | hess proposition ' cia! It is admitted pam that there has been a most d in church attendauce; thet fm FT «* iniivuence. longer a to publish @ theological topic; and that the science has made men think paths of thought who never where it igs no | sciously or logically before. agreement as to conditions. widely regarding the eral Giffer strable and likely to prove most. ’ | hellets “"h @ layman will not find muck Lowever, in reconciling whatever Ge@ may happen to hed & 5 i¢ demand for more practical p ' . from | day has gone by when a paster who comes closest t the preacher whe their dally & Dre “her > a oon gregation is sa eee pale —— £reateat interest in *, +f¥ lis hold over his congregation by Ga hemanity when he steps inte a Th ‘ a by 'lutely essential to selze upon thelr@ ' | fmagination. to appeal to their fenses by way of the paths of ' | pose to help mankind. | preacher in ' ; ’ ' ' ; least ir 'higs maie ’ : : ’ ‘o continue to serv he most the future will Be comes closest to the humanttartag his life and public utterance. if religion is A SLUMP IN EQUALITY. = From the Los Angeles Times. «4 _— the recent action of thea ture there must be sepasaie shops for men and women in Com forbidden that a t customers in the same & patrons. Possibly i @ the Police Gazette is still & for the shavers. but this ne barrasses the dames. The wo supposed to hare won their full with men before the law. They Sit on a fury and smoke ¢ : ‘« serve iady that | they may not sit in the same |with the men of what use are |leges they have” 'bean bebbed she If a maiden must fod men are not having their She must hunt up & This '|s a distinct slump where singed. own kind. the archaic. ” « THE AUSTRALIAN WAY. } | From the Philadeiphia Inquirer. | HE genera! election tn Australig ; : ' ' ' | Poteorr: | fine of i: | /selveea Mable to this penalty ip eet BR . to have given the Prime ; uce, an increased majority w ° ° A new law makes . failure to cast a ballet [ tilow many rendered known. But tt was a record vou, wemen tn particular coming owt 42 Perhaps the Australian way of ¢ the voters te de their duty mey yet _tmed elsewhere SUNDAYT, 2 PECEMBER 6, 1925 Se o Memoirs Pocalling Boyish E at Molded Char , | Gratitude for F Days Hunting Game in Illin Preference for Handsaw Rather Th Mother Until Entering School Familiarity. Wit Bible. Turning from the discussion 0° hig pot in today's installment of his memoirs the ly youth, and the factors at home and character in those formative years. By WILLIAM JENNINGS FE Edited and Corrected by Mary y farorite sport in those days was hun yed to take me squirrel hunting, and he time we began to prepare for the — ht before for a muzzle loading rifle, to with one or possibly two squirrels as @ ot led father’s. well to ough 1 envied my father ll ¢ oo = marksman, I never at- punished ppted to ris al him with the rifle. these pu 5 with a shotgun, first with more tol gingle barre! and then with a upon them » barrel. These were given to although as soon as my parents thought recogni was entirely safe for me to use and som sem, possibly a@ little earlier than that I 4 was entirely safe, for! remember cefved. narrow escapes from death me, and y gunshot. the boys One day I was cleaning the gun given me the hallway and it went off, tion I am swing a hole through the base- I would 4. but I was not tn front of It. different scarey me, and I was careful, discipline st not as careful, I féar, as I children hould have been. A little later I putting a double barreleld otgun through a rail fence and slishliy had the barrel pointed to- d me. The hammer struck a and dishcarged the cap. But nately the gun did not go off. could not have escaped death If | fire of the cap had reached the sers Sr der. Why it did not, I do not feys re w. for that was its only failure whose fre during the hunt. formeed jand furn , ’ od Escape. ear iiest At another time Henry Webster, y nearest neighbor, Went with me to Tontl. the nearest station on he Illinois Central, to meet my fa- her who was returning from siding court in his circult. We got) suf. at a pond near the road to hoot some snipe. I suppose we must have forgotten to let down the hammer. At any rate, me gun | canted that was between us went off and nek dil — a hole through the back cur- | The fi ain. | At the time we were singing “0. ed was You Must Be a Lever of the Lord, or You Can't Go to Heaven Whrea You Dte.” Our musical program was suUs- nded by the discharge of the gun. | a we rode the rest of the way) hanging congratulations upon tr escape and wondering how the un could have been discharged. Before I was old enough to use Begun |i used to hunt rabbits with «| ck. tracking them in the snow nd killing them in the little shel- ed spots so familiar to hunters. Early Dhad two dogs, Carlo and Disie, the, I was ter a mixed breed with rat ter- | school, r predominating. Carlo was aime the of medium sise. If any one who w sre strain could be multiplied oy have an many strains mized in him, he that I wuld have been «a very costiy tion. o te. But as prices are not deter- have > med in this way, he weuld have in the ught at auction as little as he have t me, which was nothing. The together and TI fol- : scrambling over fences, Relping pick up the trafl wher There was snow on the ground, an. urning as jubilant in defeat as Many times when I al- Set froze doing the chores, I ‘would warm myself by a chase [ster a rabbit unt!i!] all hardships of ork were forgotten. ~- Outclassed by Aged Hunter. As I grew older I extended my quail, prairie chickens The quail, however. much endangered by It seemed too smal\ gun. and I was frequentls ‘fied by having a hunting com- PQnion give me the first shot and then «ki! the bird after i had Mireed tr With prairie chickens I had bet- 1F success Probably they fur- Shed a larger target. but even here was only a second rate p.ause, Bter One time, I think f* was | encech ide I went hunting tn Idaho! “the d ~’ “"@ tather of the famous Chi- on the ° ‘awyer, A. S. Trude. I thin . was then about 8¢ He had ene eye, which to a hunter is “® 4 disadvantage. When we * in from the most successful upon ‘cken hunt I ever had we count-| him && "> 30 fowls, and he was gen- | God, satisfied, ishment I Entered At the school. mother ation th an envtr a giris’ strict di I next ferent entered went to paratory College. In hd in wha Victory. have “senate lL nited Bing to mec ducks ; hever My hunting. ’ my recall of the first p ever I do we det that color enten My ""8 enough to insist that I had He was ~ *d 19 of them—half as many and ae. I used to wonder what the im “ *“"® success would have been ° had had two eves. ’ * -«* te | enthu Nlustrations or humor. oO with the brief but firm I was - tion that the girls tm the be ““¥ could take lesson. on the im ¥ “ Sut that the boys would/of F ‘Oo make nrusic with ¥. I have inherited only! 1% of his views on this subject. 9 Derents believed tn the old to ' “Bpare the rod and spoil the and as they lieved me too »> list it must a dent. I in my & front tn : “ide for th d I bear a public College,” the teach ‘vanced 1! an enthu ing club was Ser thought polltiical with wt lost ne fror to read the once s

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ing Club, Tuesday, on “The Ase Factor in Today’s Selling.” — ' Me Evening American, will address the luncheon meeting of the Advertis- were discussed at the table and that the sentimental was crowded around the fireside. An _ attach-/ out. —_—- , ~~ ee Se : eae, ! ~* he Bs Pr, ¥> * — —_ A ei a ae ee we we ee ae eee ee eee =s ° - - - oo ~~“ . — - -- - n ; a! ~ I at » 4 - - . . . “WT: ting - - — ° —_—— eee ee ‘ — .———— qurning from the discussion of his political battles, W. J. Bryan gels in today’s installment of his memoirs the story of his boyhood and youth, and the factors at home and in achool that influenced pls character in those formative years. By WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN. Edited and Corrected by Mary Baird Bryan. y favorite sport in those days was hunting rabbits. Also father ysed to take me squirrel hunting, and I was all interest from he time we began to prepare for the hunt, molding bullets the ieht before for a muzzle loading rifle, to the time when we came kk with one or possibly two squirrels as a reward for an afternoon ‘7 in I envied my father’s, well to risk m¥ being spolled, they ny eg @ marksman, I never at-| punished me. “As I look back upon -Bempted to rival him with the rifle. | these punishments I find myself | | ant with a shotgun, first with | more tolerant in passing judgment Miwede barre) and then with a/upon them than I was at the time, Mie barrel. These were given to | although I recall instances where J WEEE... s00n as my parents thought | recognized the punishment as {ust ywas entirely safe for me to use and some instances where ~~ >It them, possibly a little earlier than | that I deserved more than .> re- # was entirely safe, for I remember | ceived. They were quite strict with wee narrow escapes from death!me, and I sometimes considered by gunshot. |the boys more fortunate who were One day I was cleaning the gun given more liberty, but on reflec- p the hallway and it went off, tion I am not prepared to say that The enty efvantess that I knew ing a hole through the base- I would have done better under a of that can come from parents be- | pard, but I was og ae front «Sy different system. Other Kinds Of| 1 .sing to different churches _ meared me, an was careful, discipline may be better for other | spat the Sunday school opportunt- not as careful, I fear, as I children—that, parents must de letes are doubled. YT weuld not of-| wid have been. A little later I cide for themselves. I am not only ter this as sufficient reason for en-/| putting a double barreleld satisfied, but grateful for the pun-| (raping a difference in church membership on the part of parents, | tgun through a rail fence and | ishment I received. ‘but where there is a difference the | f , d the barrel pointed to- | ppiishly ha rd Entered School at 10. \Sunday school may be an off-set-| } ime. The hammer struck a ‘land dishcarged the cap. But| At the age of 10 I was sent tO|iing aavantage. | Before that time my | Store Hours: Daily, 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 unately the gun did not go off. | school. sould not have escaped death if | mother taught me at home. Web- | Converted at Revival. | fire of the cap had reached the | ster’s Spelling Book and McGuf- | At the age of 14 I reached one ST. LOUIS’ FAVORITE GIFT STORE FOR e , } ty Sg 7 ler. Why it did not, I do not fey’s reader, then a geography. .¢ the turning points in my life. I) . , for that was its only failure; whose author I cannot recall «ttended a revival that was being | fre during the hunt. |formeed the basis of my education |conducted in a Presbyterian | , —— ee eee ment grew up between us which Mathematics was my favorite from any other part of the Bible, lectua! activities of her husband.! matics with Sam Montgomery, a | or from any other book. Solomon haa te ge ra ke seo Through her I became acquainted! poy who was taking the scientific || left a rare collection o i epar 0 with the best families in the city. | . . in . ; . orgrame, Jacksonville, Ill My father had y-| course. I do not know which had | is one of the greatest of the arts, ‘ A not | This excluded me. | 4 and the essence of moulding public rae a distant relative, Dr. Hiram | as a matter of choice, but because | Copyrigat, 1925, by United Feature Syn-| ig ‘Ty preference for Handsaw Rather Than Piano—Taught by) opinion les in the ability to say pesgg: evan |father and mother decided that I} Great’ pritain. All sights reserved. Fre- | | : r. Jones was a physician of B Mother Until Entering School at 10 Years—Early "familiarity With Bible. years in the study of Greek and | rectly to his achievements in poli- | quoted was: the latter for five years in the/| tics and world affairs.) “The prudent man forseeth the See ee acquainted as a boy/study of Latin. I did not then/ To Address Advertising Club. 4) and hideth himself.” with the leading intellectual lights ev of Jacksonville and with distin- is to impress truth, I finally took the liberty of presenting this truth for my schooling as one of the in a most familiar way to the stu- pieces of good fortune that fell to . my lot. My life was largely in- I liked the Latin better than the | Greek—possjibly because it is eas- | ier. I became so attached to the} Latin that I planned to read some Latin each year as a recreation. But I soon became _ so occupied with the work that was necessary RED ROSE CANDY CO. NORTHEAST CORNER 6TH & MARKET STS. tions, and expressed with wonder- | who have bet on elections where I.| in those days and helped me in preparatory work I took freshman m liti tastes and shared in al) intel- " iw y political speeches more than The fall after I was 15 I entered the intel-| for the freshman prize in mathe a Felt That Molded Character, of the value of epigrams. tion of character. I cherish her , . i} pigr lege, a Baptist institution. et Lin- awarded that the competition was The moulding of public opinion | _ still in the preparatory’ school | | Days Hunting Game in Illinois Woods—Father’s Sea A a ae ne ae | tee ee ee ee | an oa | ¥ ys Ry _ | , took from his library two of the| ..(In the next chapter of his Me- | wisdom contained in so small a Plato, and for some years was Pla- I was to use the former for six studies of oratory, which led di- || which I early learned and often the intellectual center of the city, Consisting of milk and bitter sweet chocolates, nougat, nut there were others wiser than my- | Fancy Candy Boxes, Baskets and Cedar Chest, of our own and other cerned or the beauty of expression, | wong of the local philosophical Tosa lifornia F to I have come to place a high es- ere y Ca rai rras t. As the object of speakin resp | J “ d I regard this change in the plans they give one in the cholce of | We Serve Delicious Meals, 35c Gant with the Serves OS Vee Le a ae We carry the best brands of Cigars and Cigarettes in the city. nrudent man gets the idea into his Lizzie, who was one of the most 7 fr “A. a caught the idea and I felt that !m- a ng The doctor was a man of deep We Ship Anywhere—Mail Orders Promptly Filled. ” . - . - MM f Will Jennings Bry - e e€moters O L tam en AL} ) y an continued until hig death. study until I took up political econ- 2 Mrs. Jones wag a mother to me|omy. During the senior year of my tia ar eT ; f ' fi O ish e ences ful force and clearness. like they, thought the result was); ¢very possible way. She was a/mathematics and was marked 100 ca | X ai I have quoted from Proverbs in | certain. woman of education, of refined/in geometry: I was a contestant . | and it was the reading of Proverbs She stands out in my memory @aS/the higher marks, because | | Pe | i % 6 © ° h that gave me the first appreciation entero Ny Ong toe Ped an important factor in the forma- learned before the prize was | ) BA ful be ? ratitu e or units ment . . name with grateful appreciation. open only to those who were in the ; dee % Interpreting Scripture. erty, Mo. But I was so young that F . calidee per class, and I weal | Pe | he decided to send.me to Jackso1-| Father Dictated Course. i Great Britain. All rights reserved. Re- much in a few words. No unin- should. When I left home father | production prohibited. spired writer has left so much | Prominence and a man of great learning. He was a astudent of| largest books, a Greek lexicon and | moirs, Mr. Bryan tells of his col-— compass. a Latin lexicon, and told me that lege days and his early efforts and ~ One of the proverbs of Solomon | tonic philosopher at the Concord Always Fresh and Delicious Emersonian school. His home was A Red Rose Christmas Special caramels and pecan rolls. Regularly 76c lb. For Christ- 50c know of their importance, but Andrew L. Carmical. director of ||} ™##—®Pecial teeeeere have since been ve lad that . | TWO DSURSS Besse «s This cannot be improved upon ry 6 promotion and publicity, Chicago | | e che gentiment ts con- guished visitors who came to see i | lend! brands, frees % 80. to 6 fe, at moderate ant So him personally or to attend 8es-/|self to decide such questions for. » | . a ts: Rething 59 Geed tor pon but I found that audiences, espe- me. F. 27 Years in Assorted Broken Taffy put aie Por yeni hw aa society, the Academae, whose cially students, meetings were held at his house. timate on the study of the dead St Louls kiddies—per 30c NUTS FIGS DATES languages, because of the training . 1 | * In Fancy Xmas Baskets. : : se hee Phengeecer: - be hone. ates G : A 4 S £ S All Kinds of Sandwiches—Fountain Service lent, and most easily remembered. : Comfortable Booths Good Mauste The paraphrase ran like this: “‘The Soune anit Ener ents. Caaan This. includes head: the foolish man gets it {In the | neck.” The students instantly 2 | ama ipa oak eee : a ‘ye z Ps « Moritz Optical Go. } 09 N. BROADWAY—— pressing the idea did more.good than the slang did harm. My religious training was not neglected at any period of my life. We had family prayers—one of the sweetest recollections of my boy- hood days—and I entered Sunday school early. My father being a Baptist and my mother being a Methodist, I went to both Sunday schools. convictions and expressed himself strongly on many questions which - es = —— —— as ==. A, LECVOON J IUWCHE “Che Stove ot the Cnrisumas Spit” ZS Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth . ——* : 2 a oe - a ee 2 SS a SS a © = ———— |and furnished the themes for My/Church, and was converted. Hav-| ther Escape. | |earliest declamations. ; -Atanother time Henry Webster, | I began very young to manifest/ home, conversion did not mean a | y nearest neighbor, went with me |2" Interest in speaking and re-/ change in my habits of life or hab- tto Tont!, the nearest station on | celved all the encouragement that | its of thought. I do not know of a the Illinois Central, to meet my fa- ; a child could from both father and virtue that came into my life as @ Bier, who was” returning from |™other. As the profession which result of my joining the church | /Bgoiding court in his circuit. We got | - liked leads up to forensic efforts. | because all of the virtues had been tata pond near the road to} it must also be taken into consider-|taught me by my parents. Truth- wot some snipe. I suppose we | ation that no child could have had fulness had been so earnestly en- must have forgotten to let down ~~ environment more favorable to) joined that in more than one case the hammer. At any rate, the gun|® Public career, or stronger in-;I received my parents‘ commenda- was between us went off and/C®™tlves to follow this particular|tion for not misrepresenting the a hole through the back cur- | /!me of work. | situation when truthfulness might The first public school I attend-!| bring criticism, if not punishment. ed was in what we called “The Old; I remember one day we children | College,” a building once used for| were playing in the sitting-room | a girls’ seminary. Mrs. Lamb was/and noticing father’s pocketbook | the teacher, a woman somewhat ad-|upon the bureau i{t occurerd to | vanced in years at that time, but|someone to count the money. So | an enthusiast on education, and a\we locked the door and proceeded | strict disciplinarian. tc inform ourselves upon the I next attended school tna dif- ‘amount in the vocketbook. When of all England in London, and lesser escape and wondering how the | ferent part of the town, and soon) Wwe were finishing we heard his of the churches have been at consid ncould have been discharged. | e™tered high school, yrom which [| football in the hall. We hurriedly pains of late to emphasize the need fof 8° Before I was old enough to use | went to Whipple Academy, a pre-|crowded the money Into the pock- higher standard of sermon, if religion Megun] used to hunt rabbits with a|Paratory department of TIilinois etbook and opened the door, but to hold the public and exercise @ Dé! , tracking them in the snow College, Jacksonville. | Tot oe fe eee on cial influence. It is admitted genem@liitg kijling them in the little shel- 2 oF cion. 1en he found me alone that there has been a most deplorable @ wap so familiar to hunters. Early Interest in Politics. (ae asked me what we were doing. cline in church attendance; that in lad two dogs, Carlo and Dixie, the I was a regular in attendance at |! told him we were counting his in theological problems has decayed to Witter a mixed breed with rat ter- | school, and studious, having behing |™oney. Whereupon he took me _ roint where it is no longer a sound! predominating. Carlo was a|me the coercive power of parents |@owntown and bought me a sad- ness proposition to publish a book of of medium size. If any onc | who were determinea that I should | @/¢, telling me as he presented it to theological topic; and that the matebMiare strain could be multiplied oy | have an education. I do not recall | remember that I received it for! science has made men think along Wie many strains mixed in him, he |that I ever failed in an examina- telling the truth. I do not know of | paths of thought who never thought: buld have been a very costly!|tion; neither do I remember to |?" similar amount of money that sciously or logically before. There $8 PMute. But as prices are not deter- | have been at the head of the class |°*~" ne ee ee ee “ey agreement as to conditions. re "emined in this way, he would have/in these earlier years. I might | Upon my youtntul mine and ORES. | differ widely regarding the reme seevught at auction as little as he ; , a : : sirable and. likely to > haw most effect me, which was cotta ls The ech: se nal apiepalle : Aversion to Swearing. ‘che layman will not find much diffice hunted together and I fol- | in my studies, and well toward the _ As an taht Soe 296 enema greagheeBye "ares, scrambling over fences, | front in deportment. ‘Ing which ett > may happen to ing pick up the trafl- when In high school we had a debat- | cite two other demand for more practical preaching. ¢ was snow on the ground, and ing been brought up in a Christian : ET a charming Negligee or cozy Robe be your gift to mother, sister, wifeor that very special friend. Such a gift will be lifted from its Christmas wrappings with delight, for every woman enjoys the luxurious comfort and dainty beauty of these intimate carments. EVERY SMART TYPE OF BOUDOIR ROBE IS PRESENTED IN OUR COMPLETE HOLIDAY COLLECTION OF IMPORTED AND DOMES. TIC NEGLIGEES AND ROBES — - | ~ EEE The MIRROR | PUBLIC OPINION PEWS AND PULPTTY. rom the Montreal Star. I’ there is no improvement in the eru] standard of preaching on boths of the Atlantic soon, it will not be form of frank and pungent criticism. Ez divines in the United States, the pri ee — At the time we were singing ‘“‘O, You Must Be a Lover of the Lord, or You Can't Go to Heaven When 'You Die.” » Ourmusical program was sus- mded by the discharge of the gun, id we rode the rest of the way hanging congratulations upon 7 A ae - eer ee A beautiful three-piece Set with black and silver metallic lace coat over two-piece rose satin crepe pajamas. Replica of an imported model that may be worn with or without the coat $75 This exquisite satin crepe Negligee, with deep border of soft, fluffy maribou, 1s an exact re- production of an unport. The dainty flower at the side fastening is of silk with gold metal leaves. ~— ws -—é= Ee ~ ~~ — - ~ 2 - - — a = - oc AM ETT Oe TT st; ST --- illustration of the teach- | I received at home, I | instances. Before, a rg comes closest to Murning as jubilant in defeat as greatest. interest rthele daily tive. 27. Many times when. al- daw hon spl aa 1eir ong froze doing the chores, I nis hold over his congregation by 6 ~ warm myself by a chase Shs. ttentee 10 tg te : the pul era rabbit until all hardships of anit n he steps into ; k were forgotten. pit. Threats and adjurations hurled & , from a marble rostrum leave the prem c i by Aged Hunter. Cay generation unperturbed. It {8 Sm I lutely essential to seize upon thetr spirll 4 Brew older I extended my imagination, to appeal to their spl 2 ae to quail, prairie chickens renses by way of the paths of humal ' ucks. The quail, however, if religion is to continue to serve its os much endangered by pose to help mankind. The most suc Aunting. It seemed too smal\ preacher in the future wil) be ve ™Y gun, and I was frequently “age closest to the humanitarian {4 ada sat md Poneray No amr iis life an ' e¢ me the first shot an = public utterance. : a the bird after I had ' & A SLUMP IN EQUALITY. rom the Los Angeles nn - a ieaaiien ; . e ' Ccess. Probably they § fur- : ‘Ik the recent action of the a ~ & larger target, but even ture there must be separate . I was only a second shops for men and women in Connecticus inter, One time, I think it was least it is forbidden that a barber sh 1397, 7 went hunting in Idaho serve lady customers in the same roo ‘the father of the famous Chi- hig male patrons. Possibly it is th yy lawyer, A. S. Trude. I think that the Police Gazette is still kept ¢ : Was then about 80. He had for the shavers. but this no longet = ene eye, which to a hunter is barrasses the. dames. The women & disadvantage. When we supposed to have won their full e ® in from the most successful with men before the law. They can “en hunt I ever had we count- sit on a jury and smoke cigarettes, UP 30 fowls, and he was gen- they may not sit in the same barber ® *hough to insist that I had with the men of what use are the 10 of them—half as many leges they have? If a maiden wants® IT used to wonder what the bean bobbed she must find some \ “ve Success would have been where men are not having their wh had had two eyes. singed. She must hunt u i a i i ip i own kind. This isa distinct slump to my ay father Was * th b bit of 3 ‘ ae a the archaic. , -& his views on me by — } llustrations oe - ™ or hu ‘ - THE AUSTRALIAN WAY. that | expressed wine NF a From the Pp : nal alcrepe ennosaag Inquirer. | - , leasons on the plano, Hie 7 £ al election in Australia &P? ed my ambitions tn this di- th have given the Prime Ministet. with the brief but firm at 4n increased majority in Pari on that the girls in the A new law makes voting © gp, failure to cast a ballot m but that the boys oo of f2. low many renderedgy to make music with the : es Hable to this penalty tag wah I have inherited only > But it was a recoré his views on this subject. “rte in particular coming « Parents believed in the old aps the Australlan way ¢ © the rod and spoil! the the voters to ." tried ieunive” their duty 4 and as they loved me too - ee te _—-—.... —— —— th ing club, and I recall taking part jentering school at the age of 10, | in what we called the Senate, and I |™y mother so impressed upon me_ was Senator from Illinois. It may | her opinion of swearing-—-a matter have been this experience in a “senate” suggestea to me the thought of being some time a , United States Senator. This ambi- |my father’s race for Congress in | 1872 when I was 12. Il early became interested in the political news in the papers, and recall very distinctly the eagerness | With which I searched the columns of the Missouri Republican, the first prominent political paper I ever read. I do not remember the subjects we debated at school, but I recall that in one debate in which the plause. | On the canvas of time.” Inspiration From Proverbs. Could take lessons on the) would | “the darkest picture cver painted My father, being a devout man, lost no .opportunity to impress upon me the value of the Bible. To him it was not only the Word of God, but the fountain of wisdom. He was especially fond of Provarbs, and was in the habit of calling me in from work a little before noon to read a chapter any comment on it. I cannot say that I shared his enthusiasm at the time—in fact, I was at times a little restless and even wished that I might have been allowed to devote tne time to work in the field rather than to the reading and comment. But when father died, soon after 1 was 20, the Biblical truths that he sought to tmpress On me grew in value, and I took up the book of Proverbs and read it through once a month for a year. I have frequently mentioned this experience and advised young men to read Proverbs because of the accumulated wisdom to be found in it—-wisdom on all moral ques- in which my father also set mea i'valuable example—that when I en- | tered school I felt a distinct aver- sion ' ‘oc ition received encouragement from myself to swearing. I would find withdrawing from the crowd when -the boys beagn to)! swear, and to this day © have not oversome an aversion which I felt | in those early days. The other gubject impressed O° | me was that it was wrong to gam- | ble. My father hated gambling and | taught me to hate it. With him it] did not matter whether the amount wagered was large or small, or | whether the person won or lost— | gambling was gambling. Some time | | before I was 15 I had an experience | color question came up I used a/| | Sentence which brought forth ap- rate | that almost rivaled the gift of the ' saddle in the impression it made. | In the course of a bricf | speech I described something és | My father had bought me a 40-cent , knife which I wagered against a 10-cent knife on ae proposition where I felt that I could not lose. The boys had given meé a number of cards, each containing a series of. numbers. These numbers were so | arranged that the sum of the first | numbers on each card equaled the number asked for. After I had used the cards until I felt confident of their accuracy, I undertook to tell the age of a boy’s | mother if he would pick out the cards on which the age appeared. The wager was my knife against his, and I lost. Upon examination, I found it was the only number that could not be determined by adding together the first numbers on the cards containing his num- ber. Knowing my father's views on gambling, I wae so terrified at the thought of his learning what I had | done that I resolved never to gam- | ple again, no matter how certain I might be to win. Th> loss of a 40- cent knife has saved me a great deal of money, lf I can ju wha* my experience would have been If ‘‘she’’ prefers the tailored type, here is & satin crepe Robe that achieves smartness and distinction with threc- tone crepe and metal brocade bands. It is at- tractively priced $25 ORIGINAL FRENCH MODEL NEGLIGEES —in crepe de chine, velvet and metallic brocade; exquisite color combinations. DOMESTIC SILK NEGLIGEES —ijin charming, individual models of vel- vet, crepe de chine, satin crepe, Cor- delaine, Georgette trimmed with maribou, ostrich, metal brocade or lace $10 to $285 QUILTED ROBES Quilted satin or crepe de chine Robes filled with lamb’s wool; plain trimmed; many dainty shades. ° $12.95 to $39.50 . wa rr A Us lige f J : fi 4 Ss ~ ws 7 ‘‘ Pour le Repos’? The Complete Boudoir Ensemble HIS recent Paris creation consists of a fascinating brocaded Silk Crepe Negligee, Comfort and Pillow to match. It will make a gift unusual and distinctive. The Negligce is exquisitely fashioned of brocaded crepe ‘n coral shade, with fluffy maribou trimming. The lovely Comfort is covered with brocaded crepe, filled with lamb’s wool, hand-tufted and bound with silk cord. Completing the Set is the dainty Pillow of brocaded crepe, stitched in squares. The Set complete $95 MANNISH STRIPED FLANNEL ROBES An ideal choice for the college girl $25 PAJAMAS —of crepe de chine or crepe de chine and velvet com- binations $16.75 to $45 FRENCH ZENANA ROBES Imported silk Robes, hand-quilted and filled with lamb’s wool $49.50 and $65 CORDUROY ROBES a —of splendid quality in smart tailored styles; warmly lined with Seco silk. Plain or embossed trimmed. Some all-over stitched models. $5.95 to $16.50 BEACON BLANKET ROBES A wide selection of attractive patterns and colors; made in favorite Robe style. $5 to $12.50 Vandervoort’s Negligee Shop—Third Floor. or lace- ‘Another smartly indl- vidual Robe that will make a welcome gift; in black taffeta, this quilted Robe is embroidered with tiny flower motifs in bright colors and lined with bright red. Copy of import $39.75 KENWOOD BLANKET ROBES Robes made of the well-known Ken- wood Blanket material ; guaranteed not to shrink in washing; all wool. Satin bound $20 HAND-PAINTED .NEGLIGEES .AND PAJAMAS In crepe de chine with all-over hand- painted designs in gorgeous color tones BED SACQUES Pretty styles in crepe de chine, Geor- gette or satin crepe, daintily embroidered or lace trimmed $3.95 to $16.50 from the experiences of friends

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——EEE Ch? 4B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ™ “ it, DECEMBER ¢ SUNDAY, ‘* “ |) | ~~ What Will the New Congress Do? i mendations on this s session. The President will submit| has already declared i ing commission, together with his! Roard and for placing a. | Public Buildings — There 1s / control. country. 50-50 plan. There app Merchant Marine—The Shipping growing belief Board mess will again be stirred. A subsidies to the states are wrong report by H. G. Dalton of Cleve-/in principle and should land, the President’s investigator of | aged. the controversy between the Ship- | Alien Property — ping Board and the Emergency |others will again demand the .res- Fleet Corporation, will form the 'toration of property se« 1 ‘] & report from a special] investigat-/| ment of the powers of the Shipping the Govern-/|legislation designed voluntary consolidation. Agriculture — Various panaceas be | ' ' own recommendations. ment fleet under strong centralized ubject. He/the war. ; , } Piik rf ' Pai Centinued from Page 1B. basis of the President’s recom-;Alien Property for curtall- Railroads—The President Commission. 3 , strong sentiment for a bill to pro-| Federal Ald to States — The/for the farmers’ Ills will if, vide new Federa) buildings in| President {s expected to restate his P Washington and throughout the/opposition to any extension of the - | Borah and Prohibition—This subject Custodian during;est prospect of any material modlil- fication of the Volstead Act by the will|coming session. The Crampton bill ‘brought forward, as usual, but no ‘radical legislation is likely. ears to be a |administration will urge a measure | in Congress that|for the encouragement of co-op- ‘erative marketing, as recommend- be discour-/ed by the President's Agricultural will receive the usual amount of dis- ‘ized by the ‘cussion, but there is not the slight- 7. : 7 : 4 ‘ ¥ € : - ~~ - Aehyyed LECTRICAL GIFT . THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE Small Payment Will Hold Any Purchase for Christmas Delivery Mail and Phone Orders Filled These Specials for Monday and Tuesday Only ~ Se fe ee ety ee te . a ee eee Ft Re Sk ie JUNIOR WA uous plug. $1 . - - 7 * ee ge ee ee ee ee ee ~ . - + tre » Christmas Tree Lighting Outfits | Boudolr Lamp Genuine Mazda. cotn- plete with contin- 34 | FLOOR Special. . $4.50 val- LAMPS Imported 1. Very artistic Xmas Tree $7 25 Outfits, with . Adda plug. Table Lamp ; Beautiful decorated scrim shade, all glass; : $1 19 complete with two . sockets, cord and Extra Bulbs, assorted colors, each 9c | #20 $14.9 LAMPS | P ol y chrome base; Georgette and silk shade, silk and bul- ican fringe ta assorted col- | ora; $22.50 $71.95 and p ESTATE FOUR SLICE ‘ELECTRIC TOASTER Waffle lron Com plete with cord $12 value, ted) FLEXIBLE ARM DESK LAMP Assorted finishes, with cord and plug $5.00 value, CURLING IRON; guaranteed one $1.50 val. JOC é ; 4 ‘dl or Keverses toast suto- es matically; regulag $5 g5 ¥ TEED. odee vce ce ” Hotpoint Toasters, 3 iS... cob coce ce $6.25 \ ; oe Toasters, $7.25 Star-Kite Toasters, * $5 value $3.49 Superior Electric Marcel “ee ee Westinghouse Toasters, Wavers, with cord and $8 vulue $6.00 | plug; $3.50 value $1 .98 o™ *. “). Ws bulb, Hair ~~ 25 and 40 watt, * large frosted sewers §“GterSi : Hotpoint Electric Iron, $5 walue.........-- = X Sigoloff Bros. Special, $5 walue............ ; © od ATA t Mald Electrio Iron, $4.50 value AMERICAN BEAUTY ELECTRIC ERON—-§7.50 value............0000. $8.75 plug; $7.50 value, WESTERN ELECTRIC IRON..........0.-- ‘ =| $4.98 reuar' $2 talue' $1.39] EMPIRE PERCOLATOR 9-cup size; complete with cord and | | |SIGOLOFF BROS. ELECTRIC CO Pi OPPOSITE BEAU- | " TIFUL NEW | UNION MARKET Phones = Centra! 6212, 8443, 4237 ' probably reiterate his appeal for|for placing of prohibition agents to facilitate under Civil Service will again be up. French Spollation OClaims—aA bil! for the payment of these ancient claims, as urgéd by President Cool- able report by a Senate committee during the last session. Radio — Various measures prompted by the multiplicity of problems growing out of this new form of communication will be up for debate. Branch Banks-—~- Another effort will be made to pass the McFuad- den bill for the extension of the branch banking system. The bill Was passed by the House last time but failed in the Senate. 4 Bird Refuges—The Brookhart- Anthony bill for the establishment of bird refuges and public shooting | grounds, which went through the |House and was lost in the last- minute shuffle in the Senate, will again be introduced. Postal Rates—The subject will be reopened by a report from the special committee which has been making an investigation during the ‘interim between Congresses. ~*Trouble Over Appointments. Prolonged fights are in prospect against confirmation of some of ‘the recess appointees of the Presi- / ‘dent. Prominent in this category is Wallace McCamant, the nom- inator of Mr. Coolidge for the vice presidency at the Republican con- vention of 1920, who has been ap- pointed United States Circuit Judge, with headquarters at Portland, Ore. Senator Hiram Johnson and some other Westerners have their =| knives out for McCamant. Mr. Coolidge’s days of compara- ‘tive freedom from care are over. } WHY FRANCE IS HOPELESSLY IN DEBT Continued from Page IB. | dredth part of its taxation. If re- cent figures are to be credited, the contribution of the French agricul- 'turists to the yield of revenue of ‘income tax Was only 95,000,000 francs, In 1923—that would be less ‘than $4,000,000. They pay less in {Indirect taxation than other citi- zens because they are mainly self- supporting as far as necessaries ‘are concerned and they have very fow luxuries. Nevertheless, there ‘fg a method by which they are paying—by the depreciation of the value of their savings. The peas- ant who invested 100 francs in the funds in 1914 has now a security vhich he cannot sell today at much more than 20 francs. At least four-fifths, therefore, of the enormous national debt of France has alreagly been wiped out by the process of inflation, which reduces the real value and there- fore the real burden of the nation's bonds. The paradox its a double ‘one. France is paying her debt by not paying it. Can she go on do- ing so? One thing is certain—no system Ln 8. S.8:8..8:8 68 . Ba >. - dog > a GRE eee Pa es ~ > . -— ~~ 4 mere Sheestats ces es tha as RR asc ag t pets taliee tetas otess eeaee “reTetivage >: tek: BSateis cus iad: fidi: ote Meaiiaaaetbbsd: tape Satin Dresses! Flat Crepe Dresses! Chiffon Frocks! Canton Crepe Dresses! Velvet Frocks! Brocaded Crepe Dresses! Twill Dresses! Two-Piece Combinations! Party Frocks! Afternoon Dresses! School Frocks! Business Dresses! re ee aS " vs te, n% nee Never, Never Such an Opportunity to Save! See eee ee ge eee eee eee eee | > : ) Every Dress Below Wholesale Cost! We found one of the rarest buys we have seen or heard of for several seasons. not one, but several! In fact, you will see the identical Dresses that ordinarily sell for a great deal more. Every style, every trimming, every color — every woman who likes pretty Dresses, FINE DRESSES— will find them in this sale at astonishing savings! SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN PLENTY OF STOUTS, TOO! To see them is to want Which Will Amaze You! $18 An unusually fine se. lection at this low price, including every wanted style and color. trimmed. All sizes. Fur- 8.8 6.8.8 2.28 Oe 888 eee ne see 2. 2) 2 , we : 4 vs 4 LEE 2 . { ‘ ithe , that wou |increased taxation. keep in with the peasantry of the/|otic-man, universally respected, south and the Right are dependent | who has no political ambitions and for support on the farmers of the| who therefore cares nothing about north. Whichever of them alien-|the effect of his action on his own of group government can straight- en out the muddle. No group can afford to quarrel] with popularity. He would come in just | is the destiny of all to put French finance right, with (Signed) vantage of it. Such are the temp-|no ulterior personal rove gar 6 DAVID LLOYD Gg powerful electoral interests tations of democracy. deck Rousseau song: xen va << Ford Buys $3004 $3000" ld be affected by heavy What ts wanted in France {s an- | public out x Seg tara ae By the te ciated Frais . The Left must | other Waldeck Rousseau; a patri- se nett ethan Srenes (hee sti will, for the time requisite to en-| worth of hoops able him to do his job, hail him as | and varied relics of | a savior—and then crucify him. It}among the Penn ates its supporters by fresh taxa- single | tion the other is ready to take ad- gz The |idge, reached the stage of a favor- |! LPR AN, yor et Say OPEN 7 EVENINGS ®} UNTIL ; 9 O’CLOCK DURING THIS SALE a y Two Amazing Values . WHILE THEY LAST | Amazing not for price alone. Price alone means nothing. But amazing because of the value offered at price. An elegant Baby Grand—such as you would find featured elsewhere as unusual value at $750. A splendid Grand, that might easily cost you double at another time or place. A striking price-making made possible by the enormous facilities of the world’s largest music house operating an to-ocean chain of super-value-giving music stores. Call early and secure choice of these superb Brand-New baby Grand Piano 485 .M TERMS A moderate down payment, balance like rent. Ne re 6 Trade in : == your Present ; Piano in part payment, Ten carloads of these beautiful Baby Grands were purchased for our 45 coast-to-coast stores from one of & country’s best Grand manufacturers, We sold a carload of them last week, but got in another carload . day. They will undoubtedly be sold by Tuesday or Wednesday evening. The tone of this Piano is rich mellow and equal in volume to a 6-foot Piano. Brand-New Reproducer Grand iano ‘S95 A Moderate Down Payment and smaller monthly payments will deliver any of these Pianos to your home including large library of artists or popular recordings of your \ selection Trade in Your Present Piano in Part Payment OUT-OF-TOWN Another remarkable purchase of 15 carloads of these wonderful reproducing ¥ CUSTOM Grands for our 45 coast-to-coast stores from one of the country’s best a Grand manufacturers. The remarkable results obtained by this new up-to-date _ ¢ type of Piano which plays with perfect expression, music rolls recorded by mas- = Gaetan plano ter pianists. The astonishing price ($895) is the lowest yet offered on a reproduc- ing Grand of this quality. Come in early and avoid disappointment. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK PIANOS - ORGANS « HARPS «» MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1006 OLIVE STREET Truth in Advertising, Merchandising, Musical Service SUNDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1°25. oO Evenings | Until 9 O'Clock » 101 A Most Unus SMALL mo €) \ 4 PIAN For Mon. & Tues. As Low as SUD. ene Your Old Piano Accepted as Part Payment Beautiful Duet Bench to match the handsome Piano and de- livery both in- cluded in this offer. Lehman Corner WuRulzeR LEHMA x \\ \ for the Outfit C $ Per Week! | Player Piano with a b ish. With the Lamp, M a wonderful Player Piano Outht! all, you can buy it on such easy t will be paid for before you realiz NO MONEY 1 if you trade in your present pian graph at full present value as fire Corner

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925, ght, with | 8. Wal-| the Re- tangle an avall- |’ n France | te to en- ail him as) fy him. It | DAVID LLOYD 'D GEOR . ee Buys | $3000" ) Worth of “DOYL ESTOWN” Pa., D Henry Ford today Purchase worth of hoopskirts, grain and varied relics of early ¢ among the Pennsylvania ae. ° Soa OPEN ~ | EVENINGS : UNTIL a 9 O'CLOCK DURING THIS SALE /, +, alues ae Vi use of the value offered at the ere as unusual value at $700 to or place. A striking example of. music house operating an ocean ice of these superb instruments, ' t-to-coast stores from one of the t got in another carload yester- tone of this Piano is rich and OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS a ean atvere Ce nm radius ef 100 aalles te - ® piano purchasers. RUMENTS STNDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1526. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ———— eee SS - Um = | ein just {is the destiny of all 8a 3 (Signed) _— n Open Evenings Until 9 O’Clock ee A Most Unusual Showing of 6 New SMALL am a= GRAND 4 EPIANOS . £435 “For Mon. & Tues. As Low as ay An Your Old Piano Accepted as Part Payment Open Evenings Until 9 O'Clock LO LOMO eee ——-= WinwtSAiSA SA No Charge for Storage Until Christmas Beautiful Duet Open Evenings FREE Bench to match Until 9 P. M. Papes fleer ples the handsome showing exact size of Piano and de- this wonderful little livery both in- Grand, sent upon re- cluded in this guest. Phone Centra! offer. 2173 OF 2174. ¢ @ TRANSIT PROBLEM & SSW BRIS 1101 Olive St. wd LEHMAN’S, Mon. & Tue. Player-Piano — o ut rit S tee — a ee —~ =| - -_ — re ee ~ scheme to contro! private property cone Allover embroidery and lace trim- Colored border. very gf My + and to determine residential. com- DRESSES med; extre spect li $ mercial and industrial areas, and AD lL oa tri a pl t “¢ ' ++ ‘ -~wool, checks, stripes an — oageses FS ' ized, there can be no scientific and straightline models, ; f 1 00 $1 3 : method worked out for the phys- a ‘ 3 Boxes for $ . i i all pot a Seaste 7 ical improvement of the public ;, o Men's; actual value 50c box. bonny with fringe; $3 value. 7" property such as street pavin ; , ii UE thtpere dae te BUNTINGS | Sweater Sets t is ave 4 3 24 , tion of pn , 114i nee White Buntings trimme4’ All-wool, consisting of BO CAPS UT BO Ls n of public buildings, parks and with shirrings of blue and! sweater. leggings and cap: UDOIR " w i ’ playgrounds. ““Uniess the use, height and bulk of bulldings can be regulated, ex- — TT enormous | SUIT CONFUSES GRANGE’S =| MANAGER WITH TRUCK OWNER Attorney for Football Player Ex- plains Accident Claim Is Against Another. Otto W. Hammer, local attorney for “Red” Grange, football star. and Charles Pyle, Grange’s finan- Cla] manager, denied yesterday that Pyle ts the Everett Pyle against whom a $20,000 verdict tn a sees | sonal injury suit was recently ob- | tained here by a negro woman. iiammer said the financial man-_| ager is a picture theater owner at Champaign, Ill., and his name is} Charles C. Pyle, not C. E. Pyle, as Edward W. Foristel, attorney for the woman, contended. The Ev- erett Pyle against whom the judg- ment was obtained, he sald, lives at Highland, Ill., and operates a mo- tor truck service between there and | St. Louis. Controversy over identity of the! | by Sheriff, at Foristel's direction, | served a garnishment notice on | Grange at the football game here | Wednesday between the Grange was commanded to hold any funds in his possession belong- ing to Pyle subject tothe damage sult fudgment. According to Ham- mer, the wrong man was tackled, as the Pyle from Champaign had no connection with the here. lawsuit | wag the same man whom his client had sued. on account of injury) ehe suffered when a truck owned the Pyle Motor Service Co. struck a street car on which she! § was a passenger. WE WILL DO IT FOR LESS Your Watch Cleaned, main eprings ....«++* teed. BURKE BROS. 529-040 Friaco Bldg. I. Boasberg, Mgr. defendant arose when a Deputy— —— Foristel asserted he had in-| & formation that Grange’s manager & ————__ ——— a aw : ’ , , , , > . We Solicit Applications for First Mortgage Loans on St. Louis and St. Louis County Improved Reat Estate Chicago} | Bears and Donnelly Stars, whereby! § i Interest Rate 5'/2% Loans made for three or five years. Also on monthly payment plan at 6% interest. Answer given on appll- cation within 24 hours. Love, Van Riper & Bryan GARFIELD 6860 406 PINE, ST. Mortgage Loan Correspondents Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States The POST-DISPATCH 1s the only St. Louls evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. a GTS SRR SRP aR oe oe Th Th SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE 59c ' 42x84 in., Mon., 36-IN. 7 SHADES | Want es Ys. Domestes colors; up te 836 in. wide; guaran- | @eed spring rollers; complete with fittings — special Monday. 32 inches wide ' piain edge.. ~~ oe = EXTRA SIZES nenes 29¢ || 38x72 In, Mon., 786 Bde 45x84 tn. Mos. $1.19 43x84 in., Mon. §1.29 54184 in., Mon. $1.39 Fag aR oRaR RAF aR RR ARARRARARBR RAR SRARLARRARAFE 318.50 — FUR-TRIM- MED COATS, $12.98 $15.00 FUR-TRIM- MED COASTS, Lowest Prices Our Chief Attraction _s - ms - b> ibe ~ _ \ ~ b my ~ _ - _ hy _ a ~ 4 — = S000 IMPERIAL | WORD MUSIC ROLLS This lot represents an enormous purchase from one of the largest Word Roll firms in the United States. 4 for $4 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ’ ' ’ ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ’ Y ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ ' ' ' ' ' ’ oe 8 Balt Bos on fo — ale abouieainalpaleaie ale otra t Y GY SR BR GS RS Sy By By Sr SS Se Se $9.9 SATIN ALL-WOOL OREPE . Fa 912.00 FUR-TRIM- see $1.00 yen feos | MEN COATS, Seoon 86-ineh re all-silk. Satin Mesea- vy 00 i $7.98 Floor) line. Special. (Main Floor.) | ieading 8 Special. ain Fi. om. RLOOMERS P RIWCESS . a - ' Women's Bloom- SLIPS PONGEE SATEEN ' = Sous elastic; Womens sisesyt 1 r ] j ‘ t “2 for $1.00 “2tor'$1.00 | (| 4 Yards for $1.00 || 4 Yards for $1.00 f ———— 2 pol 88-inch mercerized Ponger; ort | Highly mercerized or. = Ramen ’ Gripe TEDDY) GOowNs special. (Main Floo Special. 4 > S ¢ ne - . i Silk Women's @tton : . Teddy, $1.49 fliannelette. $100 / — (Second Floor) 2 for $1 .00 ; yj j Heavy Winter years. (Becond CHILDREN’S COATS Coate for girls lined throughout, fancy stitching and fur collars. : *4 $1.00 Colored border extra-heavy Bath Jl on good quality unbleached on ; $1 40 value; Monday only. Towels, make ideal Xmas gifts. (Main ¥ oor.) Ve apecial. t to 14 trimmed Saal aun 1 12 Yards for $1.00 DRESSER SCARFS 3 for $1.00 - '* lz Dink eatin. (Second Fioor). | white and colors. 9 | (Becond Floor)... 98 7 _ - 2 for $1.00 silk and lace trimmed sam- --y So worth up $1.00. $1.00 Mahogany; with picks and erackers. 2 for $1.00 ft ;* | pie r penditures for public improve- : BASEMENT | ome] me f ments will be made blindly, and | eosism extra! COATS’ BEST for Double bea size: STANDS STANDS f “sagan = , ot aaaae aa 3 10c |? SMOKING SHAVING the moneys spent in +? TH beautiful plaid; ’ : : P an artempt to | Bleac hed muslin; READ. $1.98 value, : relleve ee ngestiion an } facilitate ree" ilar 0c val ue, special. a a $1 $1.00 $1.00 $ ‘ravel will become a burden on the hw =. see (Basement) Mahogany finish; with glass tray. Nickel: with cup, brush end mix i fnancial resources of the city.” saps cath dll te pecial. : ror; $1.69 value. f r rm t fe » f { ; nt On Bg ntin the zoning ordi- ene SOCKS —Men's: fine ; “j nance to the Aldermen: yesterday. fiber with silk gloss, KS 8 the i Plan omnmmlesion ceased SHIRTS — Mens SLIPPERS ah ‘colons oe me $1 rey + f ‘© function as the Zoning Commis. |g | cotga Manuel sbirte womens, sleatber @wa) 50 Value, Jee] | 6 Pairs for $2.00 2 Pairs, $1.00 /@ @ sjon. A enablir - 7 “ee vas @ { ty GIOCEBS « « ccc « Men's heather Socks; regular 26c Ch isette: samples: ’ n ig a * pase: d by khaki colors 5) HO $2. ” Seryaey: (B ent value. Sona” Gully) values up = a _4 the last Legis ature, authorized it pe i re Ee ' Loe i to act as a Zoning Commisst: ( CHILD'S FELT BOOTERS— ; —— . » draft Fadieanas ae With elk svies; sesorted col- [TOWELS — H neh’ A e ; Gide des andi ort ores woe value: Q for SL jiitul Turkten Tow. SILK-AND-WOOL HOSE WOMEN’S HOSE f Place the one declared unconstitu- . — BATTS| epectal + els with blue. 2 P j for $1 00 Pp j f $1 00 7 tional by the Supreme Court tn rn “nice white \LIPPERS—Womens felt = ~~ one oo airs : S airs or . r November 1922. wins - flu 7% Slippers; ribbon and oom me sed regular OUe Women's; $1.00 and $1.60 values Pineapple stitch; 3060 value J Provides for Five Districts. fy; special aye gy ' specisi... 9c i * The proposed ordinance pro- (Basugnens) Specta! in _59c| (Basement) vides for five districts for the lise : SWEATERS CAPS i : ’ s+? , . ‘ mr iitiple awel] ‘ PR ronrcerng industrial] and un- Boys’ $3 Sults indian Play Suits $1.00 Good quality khaki, laced Men's, boys’ and children’s, in cost Men's and boys’ wool Cape: regu f blue front, red fringe trim and elipover styles. lar 86c grade. ) and 6-feather bon- —=6©9Sce : net. Complete .. —_ ; : TIES MUFFLERS COWBOY &8UIT — Sizes qu to 14 years. § includes 6 for $1.00 1.00 hat, shirt. pante belt. Men's and boys’ knitted Ties, in big Men's fiber knitted ys ee AR, rope > handker- variety of patterns | vastets of patterns; §2.00 chief u an holster sssteele $1.98 It he hatch - Jersey. cashmere anc twee st Has height limits of 85 and 45 materials; middy, — feet tn residence and non-elevator- and Oliver Twist styler. . ne o 8 Ppariment ne tghborhoods. For the on A you oo $1.9 98 (> an “As - ‘ 5 ° pom tal downtown district and traffic thor- Boys’ Heavy Le ee ae plan by whieh Chinchilla Overcoats e height iimit {ts based on cub- Cy stom made with apecta! ‘al content of buildings, and warm lining; regular lid'nes that have enire Siete $5.50; — one $3 3.98 athe “mine nave courts, light day only | Site St Air — es can be car- ried higher thar hose of sold FELT-BASE Con rr »¢ 4 ia conetacaes ofan" FLOORCOVERING ses conetruction building down-| on + Mill specials in pret- The ordinance also provides for ty block, tile, mosaic a Board of Adjustment. of fi and acro!) patterns. members + ! iad Quantity pleces up to — “= %t© be appointed by | 6 yards. — Mayor. T? wit! } ear g ppeals | Epecial irom 4 fa rulings nt fhe 4 i fonGgagay, OTN) res ‘ ers Bu iidt nz | quareé ’ iiSSif ney " f = *s wh ere he i a refuses permits under the zoning ——— ears " The purpose of the board is . Volq wor 37 dus } ardships 9x12 Rugs ‘m property owners and to meet.| “pe onditione ¢1 Slightly tmperfect: : ai Condi Ons that may arise. this is the kind with No provision is made in the or- the burlap back. Spe Ginance for compensation to prop- erty owners who may consider themselves damaged by its work- ings. The commission says the zoning ordinances of 850 cities are based on the police power, with- a id La out compensation provisions. An $ r ge mp exception is Minneapolis S\ceius. seseritul Ce ee en polis, which pulychrome bese ased its zoning ordinance on the | with silk $7 98 right of eminent domain, and pro- | 2 S1ades . : vided for district assessments for | $22.50 7100s compensation. The result in Min- | weenie henhastnt Tr1e@2 ht t ~ -4 , +. U os pein neapolis, the commission says, has | of gi velvo been unsatisfactory. Players Have Production. The Players will present “The | Man With a Load of Mischief,” by Ashley at the Arfists’ Guild | Theater on Wednesday and Thurs- iy evenings In ft Funck, Grace bor 12o0n Applewhite, Dan Bart- lett, Gretta Brooker Palmer and Celeste Tarry, a a Dukes cas ‘ il] be | Lewis Miller. | etal — -—--—.- ey ne eee ee AE SAL ERRAT EY «RSE RSE ROOE STREETERS SRR SERIES cial Monday. while they last, each. Beautiful luster finish Cloth. {tn al) wanted rose. blue and co a; value. Specially Monday oniy (3d Fi.). 36- In. Sunfast colors. a6 regular $1 eo 9x12 Axminster r Rugs | tore Mg ye @——yr- patterns. ta red. green and tas Monday, enly Drapery Drapery for 5 Cretonne — 36 inches wide; lght, medium and For Rope Ruffled Curtains Panel Curtains el to Cc Of fine quality nete up to 42 Of fine chenille Of fine quality ecrim; sverage cord similar to length and width. above picture Rose blue 98e Complete with tie and green backs. Special, A Volvet Ruge Ae! 27254 4Anch, different oe asada ' poiy- peal. $14.96 S7 LUSTER TEA SETS Zi -piece biue and gold e. $3.98 = _ - = - - - - = ~~, a - jointed. moving ere lashes Sam ple a ee Se 77S ee Se EE ie ee es A ew

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==>" — Ses. Qe aS ae) a ee Bind AB - ro — > » —— v A ee ~ ~ . n ow 4 ipa ert - — - a aS Se aan! ee ee : ar Seo St 3 on a een a ee P ~— , + a al 2 attest... 4 ws . er . = , LPO GOT AL Oe = = pone ai a - age ~ eee he moo te es TN ice iT i Ce Set x RT nm - i Eee +... ie on aus _—* é _ os i eas peer acmatins, meaeeeaetr sens 3 —m ey on et ~ -* Pye REO gg ei 5 oe + Tp ace? wai oe —~ a Ay eee SUND DECEMBER 6, ———————————_—_—_—— ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH $10.00 Value.. fancy handlea to match; s purple and brown. Silk Umbrellas - $7.95 @ Women’s pure silk, 16-ribbed style Umbrellas with pearloid tips, stubs and Main Floor navy, green, DNS a St. Louis’ ea Christmas Store FAMOUS ~BAKK CO: Vi f \ We Give Eagle Stam a and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Cash or $2.50 in Merc loutioe—F ew Restricted Articles Excepted Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West _ —— Value-Giving Groups, Automobiles | Pedal Cars Airplanes | Cedar Chests $24.95 Value $a.so Value 9sc Value $3.98 Value S 89 $1.97 $ == | Elaborately equipped Sidewalk Cars with The ‘World Flyers’—«e Good- looking Chests of Automobiles with fend- strong steering handle, new toy with four alir- genuine cedar wood—de- $2. 50 R. ckers ers, running board, wind- | rubber-tired wheels and planes revolvin on | lightful gifts for little Oo shield, bumper and other ainted seat board. unique aerial stand. irls fond of “playing aan eegere of “S198 accessories. Btrengly bullt. P La F 5 olis.” i ihereste 3.2 un ets —— $2.50 Sleds $14.50 Desk Sets $3.25 Le ny eer, | $1.59 Teddy Bears Substantially built Sleds —in oak finish; roll-top wash board, troning Soft Teddy Bears made of , th boys - girls; with — Rat nd pigeon-holes, board and $2 79 + ee plush, solidly ront steering and chair to clothespins ..... stuffed, EP seoeoscececd $2.15 match; set ... $12.78 ° 1 . Ee. EE) pare a $1.18 18.50 Doll Cabs $3.50 Baby Dolls $7.98 Coasters $1 ade of woven Assorted Dolls —with composition heac., —of wood, with heary fiber: reversible gear, re- Kidlyn body and dressed orine eyes, and pink hat oa eel and disco ae back; choloce of >) with ——e faces, or blue wheels; stee ree sleeping eyes an blankets Wee ° * braces .... $6. 49 COIOTB cecccecs 2.48 excellent wigs " .. 00C $1 Mech. Toys RI IS 8. ise, ewecescccess 6.48 I Me... . .. .. sk en caunmenn 950 “Over and Under” ae a SPEED cecceccccccs cocccceses $1.19 $1.00 American Fiyer Mechanical Trains. ..83c sey a with $2.00 Mechanical Trains ..........e.00. $1.59 $1.00 Invisible Color Books ......... e+. 590 EP’ 2.6 geese 78¢ $1.95 Aluminum Cooking and Tea Sets ...$1.48 $3.00 Modeling Clay Sets ...ceccseceses -O8.49 I EE ee $4.98 $1.10 Pollyanna Games ..... eccccececccece: 85c f $6.50 Steel Coaster Wagons ...... sence’ $4.95 Oe es GOES: oc. cocccdéesecetnns $2.59 98c Mechanical “Hott & Tots”.......cecec.. "50 SLB BAO GOMES cccccccccccescdooseos 89c 49c “Jazzbo Jim”’ Toys NSE RR era 8390 750 «6Tinker Toys 9002 ee6e ececeetsoecoaseoecse «68c $4.50 Building Blocks. ee $3.75 China Tea Sots ...ecicccsses eececes 32.89 | $1.89 Tree lighting Outfits he ees. $1.59 $8.45 Doll Trunks ........ YTTT TTT Tr. t. Come to Fairyland —An Enchanting Place Where Santa Claus Holds His Court Through winding paths, past gleaming fairy towers—to the heart of Fairyland, where Santa Claus has taken tem- $14. 95 Doll Cabs —of fiber, with adjust- able hood and reclining —ee yy 6S soiled Many Toys at, BOGR...... Playthings for boys and girls—a choice at $1, - —— a $27.50 Ives Trains porary residence. Kiddies love the experience. To all nr cy ota yg ws Electric Trains of Iv Ww] °25e ticke , . a Wi iY ; —" : ; cee creme of ives ith a 25c ticket, obtainable at entrance, Santa will give Tree Lights —— ae track, wide an unusually valuable surprise package. | Sandy:Andy Toys gfuage style .. Pile Drivers Tintograph Sets $22.88 Dollar ‘Toy Section $1.00 very wide and’ profitable including the following and many more: Mechanical Trains Sand Games Ianundry Seta ~ Lead Soldiers Myriads of Toys From Santa’s Workroom Kinds That Little Ones Most Ardently Hope For—Many Unusual Monday $3.98 Sewing Machines Toy Machines that soon’ sew: enameled blac with needle and thread $3.25 Red Seal Records. 12-Inch, 3 for $1.35; each 50e 10-inch, each 35c; 3 fer $i @ Over 6000 single-face Records, by popular Victor artists, a mony aa Mo- Cormack, Galli Curcl and Shek, meee vrece oo eee ee-_—-—— ' Prints Priced at $2.50 in 9x12-inch Prints, frames; floral pictures. Hand-colored “Old Master” hand-carved Also black-and-gold framed A Decidedly Unusual Group of Framed Pictures * Priced $ BGOR: «ccc @French prints, floral sub- jects, imported, colored etch. ings and “Old Master” sub. jects framed in square, oc- tagonal and ov sha frames. Just 300 in the group. Pictures Priced at - $7.00 Floral Pictures in eval frames with bowknot hang. er; also French prints ang hand-oolored pastela, artis. tleally framed. Sixth Fleer | size. $10 Erectors Steel construction Toys that will build bridges, buildings and - $8.89 other models A Profitable Selection of Warm $13.95 Value, PERG aia cco’ shade. 70x80-inch size. $5.95 Mama Dolls —-that can walk and say Wool Blankets “mama”; “Effanbee” s make: beaut!- California lamb’s wool] Blan- fully dressed ... $4 69 Basement Gallery kets in colored plaids; ends; 70x80-inch size; pair bound $14.95 Woolen Blankets +1145 | @ Heavy-weight Blankets woven of pure yarns—in block plaids of blue, lavender, bound with cotton sate ose, tan, gra of a mat Down Comforts —filled with new, down and covered with ed cotton sateen; large size Third Fleor—Use Sixth or Seventh Offerings That It Would Be Wise to Share Monday, for They Afford Unusual Economy in Housewares Staple and Timely Offerings—Many That You’re Now Needing Are Here 3 $1.50 Casseroles | $1.00 Brooms 8-inch size, with heat-proof inset, | —of good grade broom corn; 5- and nickle pluted meta] $1 10 sewed, full shoulder; frame with handle..... . GOFOMM BAMEIOeccsccccccce: 69c ' $1.75 Kettles Windsor style, of “Wearever” $1.98 Teakettles aluminum; 4-quart size, with White enameled style, five-quart cover and strong ¢ ? size, with seamless $1] 20 $3.15 Roasters SS eT I. 0 PONE BAe bese ceseces —of heavy Mirro aluminum; | $2.98 Sweepers $3.75 Teakettles $6.95 Cumin 11xl7-inch size; self-basting style; | Full size Carpet Sweepers with “Mirro” aluminum: 5-quart size | 3-plece ‘‘Universal” stainless stee) ventilating $ revolving brush, oy highly polished; stron } ’ ; 4 sets—knife, fork and Dich eeeheoanceocecc ces 2.45 tray and long handle. $2. 19 | bail and wooden grip... $2.95 | DE ss « wdbsied nes eae $5.49 $1.75 O’Cedar Mops, with handle .- $1.20 $2.35 “Universal” Household Seal] icten ee Sapam WB. ccccevcccces cue end bm pe way Oval Dish Pans. ....c¢....$1.10 $1.80 Griswold Waffle Irons, No. 8. 2066066 vs or 7 oe pt er Ovens, large....... inocecs CRO $7.95 Wihite-Japanned Flour Bins......,. ptine cine $4.85 a a — um Roasters, medium..........$1.39 $3.75 “Ridjid” Folding Ironing Boards....,....... $2.95 Oval uminum Roasters, large. ......ce. -81.74 $2.29 Wool Wall and Ceiling Dusters............ -$1.70 Domestic Electric Machines = . if vw = ale - Highly | Perfect Rotary ae Mecha *30 = i ah ity, At Left—The desk model; GIG maMOMIMS.c cc ccccosesesese At Basement Gallery q With ree liberal allowance, you'll find it very easy to obtain one of these splendid new Domestic mod- els—in console or desk style cabinets. They feature extensive thread capac- ‘automatic tension, knee control and other mechanical improvements. regularly $132.50 —with $30 affowance for your $ 102 59 ee id Right—The console model; $149.50, with $30 allowance for $1 19 50 ee a your old machineé.......-++.s. — Machine regularly Sixth Floor ined 10.05, AY, * - 3G i t=. and gray, and other patterns in green, gray. luster china; {deal bridge with coin gold handles. old-time sailing véssels. water giasses to match. brown, taupe and blue shades, Spec service. 6 il 29° Fe VA er? POSE is ctvcese cbs $1.17 Fitth Fleor la} at, square | Cordal Sets : Salad | Plates | band. Limited lot. | Limited lot. ees ; es Sas Pars x Wiles ad aM | Excellent grade. Apartment, Sets $5.35 Value $3.89 American semi-porcelain Sets in English pheasant and flower design; din- ner service for 6 persons, 26 pieces in set. $5.50 Doz. Value, 6 for blown Gh shaped thin- blown assware, hand- cut; - footed ice cream oe sherbets, 5 Ohi wines and cock- la. in oe po ea emer eeanaeemscen —_— a = “ aa? in the China Section Charming Art Wares and Useful Articles From America and Abroad at Savings, Monday $59:00 Value $39.00 100 pleces; modern art colors. Imported China Sets of decorated in gay new flower border— Special, Set of 6 -$1.59 Clear srackeles giaes of- Cream Glasses with of plate to match; @ix of each in these attrac- tive and useful seta. Fiftth $3.50 and $4 Shi Special, $2. 9 5 Monday... @ Men's artificial Silk Shirts in plat white and colors or stripes. Alls in the assortment. Mata Flee Beginning Monday—O DIAMO @ This is one of the most im —extending to giveves ve for which our Diamond Je newest and all diamonds are described below—all are off Deferred Payments May B one - platinum Dinner Rings studded with 13 to 16 diamonds, combined with sapphires. ee Ring | _§ 9 All-plati Value. 4 3 diamon An Gerais all 2.20 cut amon in platinum | '® this mounting with 6 smal- ler dtamonda. Wetghtofi This al osoenees" in | with 63 — oe Oe ee : $250 Solitaire Rin A platinum octagon setting, stud four emal) diamonds and set wit : taire—diamonds in all .57 carats, Special at once cece ccceccneuee $1075 Diamond Bar P —of platinum in lacy pattern; ¢ $1 eparkling diamonds, weighing 3.71 carats. In this ante GE nccocccececccceseesess $400 Dinner Ring : —of platinum in beauti- | Of &l!-p ful design; set with 30 brilliant in all 1.2¢ splendid dia- monds. Special, $340 $210 Dinner Ring —of all-platinum, for the little finger; set with 18% beautiful dia- s 1 7 5 monds. Special, & with shirring and Decorative Christmas ; 56 Rayon Offered Monday at.. CBig, puffy Pillows covered a iceable Rayon fabric—in light Many novelty shapes, made ull ruffles and edged with antique braids. Floral sprays add a colorful touch. And each Pillow is Kapok” Gilled. @ Midday and ' made of woo! } trimmed with t Butten-en Sulte lish broadc! ae | jersey pants; Indi “Yankiboy” kha ly trimmed; sizes 2 to 13 or

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—— SUNDAY, SUNDAY. DECEMBER é. 1925, “We pECEMBER 6, 1925. —_ —— SS ZS el | “SO es os SV 7 oR St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store Red Seal Records | $3.50 and $4 Shirts | By 3 a -) s Boys’ Shirts ¥ ) Ss fal, Sf, . /, w D ter 81.35: each D0¢ : Monday. “° $2.95 ret A | ed $1.30 f 10-inch, each 35c; 3 for §1 | | @Men's artificial Silk Shirts in plain oe Dr = * | ” pee StF Enaiien cotta vroaseetii tn | | Over 6000 single-face Records, ; ol , 14% neck. pular Victor artists, including = white and colors or stripes. All sizes white oS aes ett B fmack, Gall! Curc! and many mere. | in the assortment. seeth Sacer We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in | Largest Distributors of Merchandise f Second Floor—Use Sixth or : me Y | } evators Sixth Floor ) | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted | at Retail in Missouri and the West | —_— panes ees ellaegmeres y Unusual Group of | «Beginning Monday—Our Always-Remarkable December Sale of A New York Maker’s Sample Line Offered, Beginning Monday, in This 1 Pictures |] : DIAMOND JEWELRY. Sale Oo} Ff itted Cases ’ Priced $ : Each...... —Presenting Savings of 15% to 30% Many Styles, at a Saving of eh tg ee ee te -_— o ew ee Se : ea at a sage Macaig tt ee NE pe en Emap ee Se FF . ‘ - ~ : > . 4 nt ---) | Lyrts SNe A , DION = is Pee as well as moderately gage ie | 6 yn -4, ah nm ‘ee As ne > ert ered in more than twenty groups and compris- . $7.00 : Lae Hie) le he id i Re wy % , Se ee eS, CUA: ing a leading maker's entire sample line. The $0.99 to $27.50 EE : ‘ eat : se x z, rice a’ Y pet ¢aving of one-third is so unusual, and these Cases qYour gift of a Smoking frames with bowknot hang- Ai $125 Diamond Watches : ‘ ) 1 Rie Al Ps rt PEE Piha are so greatly in demand for women’s and misses’ Jacket or House . Coat ar; also Vrench prints and : ih Qval platinum Wrist Watches with Diamond Rings As OS GYRE MY TA tid 299 o gifts, that our Luggage Section should be busy, should be chosen while ee eae, artis- diamonds combined with emeralds or $415 14 a indeed, from the opening hour of the sale Mon- our remarkable -assort- a Weer | Dinner Rings sapphires, 17-jeweled movements; in Value. $385 Ce eat day. Many, too, will take this opportunity to ments ere so comaiete EE ae fa || $175 & $185 $] 39.50 ae anre $107.50 eddies Tila eileen obtain a Suitcase for personal use. with the newest shawl — center diemonds, sur- $95 Fitted Cases. , $68.50 Fitted Cases | $58.50 Fitted Cases | $50 Fitted Cases collar -models of two- Selection of Warm All - platinum Dinner | rounded by 12 smaller —of biack tiger leather, with | Black cowhide, with cobra | —of brown shark cowhide, | —of cobra grain cowhide with toned fabrics, silks and ’ Rings studded with 13 to é ' ones and six orienta! shell on amber effect fittings; | grain; tortoise effect fittings: | with fittings in shell on am- | fittings in tortoise velvets 16 diamonds, combined ny TE Shr sapphires. at saving at a saving of | ber effect. effect Blan kets with sapphires. Slates: 65) co Pt | $63.34 %, at $45.65 | Special at $39.50 $60 Red Ca Teiteus . whens ann Ce ie eee Fey Ee Se ° | . . , ’ ) tS ay Solitaire Ri _ $100 F itted Cases $60 F itted Cases § $47.50 Fitted Cases Ret, bee Sener Contes wie . patterns and colors. . $ 45 Diamond Ring | | olitaire ing fitted in gray pearl on amber Scalinoes whee aaeet cae a = | coe tittinni te ee ae ee 18-inch size $40 Second Floor—Use Sixth or 2 . a —— ’ ‘ ; | $900 Diamond Bracelet effect at saving ‘ft ng ode! og » Sit on ~aad Be $495 All-platinum, flexible Bracelet, with el $1 168 : | fittings $40.0 lr ga ch 1i90s $31.65 $52.50 Gladstones —of black tiger leather with diamonds and sapphires weighing in $80 Fitted Cases | . . green toilet articles; oe ous . An emerald- | all 2.20 carats; $600 A beautiful LP». —of brown Texas steer leath- $80 Fitted Cases | $112 Fitted Cases 16-inch size for : |’ nl A nun diamon n af 4 a er; gold-colored pear! fittings, —Oof gray steer leather, fitted | —of black cowhide with beau- . ; ets woven of pure woolen rf] 3 Platinum | $67.50 Fitted Cases oe > - rtrne : . o " mounting | platinum ff: 8 at yaa 53.35 in white pearl on amber ef- | tiful sterling silver tollet ar- ei Ui a | ° - ti il ; ; 2 CRG fect: at ! | ticles: —of brown alligator leather, is of blue, Kose, tan, gray or ) 2 oF with 6 sma!l- $900 Diamond Bracelet aaa ate: : 6 rs % $45 Fitted Cases hvieg.... ee i $53.35 | rT... ee $74.65 with gold-colored toilet 45 A World of ler diamonds. | cotton sateen of a mat ing fet ‘s Wetghtof/ This all-platinum flexible Bracelet | ™O°9%: = 5a. Y; ticles; 16-inch size; Books e. . Ly yee _n | with 63 diamonds and 14 real | 2.62 carats. . with pearl on amber effect fit: is } 12, ool $650 | # = 2, op dgabateg $ Fitted Cobra Grain Cases | tf in cowhide with Suitable Gifts for ¥ 7 ——@S taney Er9'a cownee w uitable ts for Young . u ts. | emeralds; in this sale at.... - ; ay fittings; ae mm ¢ cme os : oe Re | oe Bo hl 65 and Old down and covered with print. $250 ‘Solitaire Ri | sit imported | English hog: | $3750 $6) (Q).75 | $110 Fitted Cases epee ed cotton sateen: 4 olltaire ing ae $400 Flexible Bracelet colored fittings; $76 67 4... P =— |i —of pina: steer lentes: dec- Book Shop is a delightful place A platinum octagon setting, studded with An all-sapphire Bracelet, wrought {tn | orass = S $73.34 to select gifts—and here are . . | tings, saving of “. four amall diamonds and set with a soli- | platinum buckle effect—studded with 23 $50 Fitted Cases | Cobra grain cowhide Suitcases with round edges, and | $90 Fitted Cases books to please almost everyone taire—diamonds in all .57 carats, diamonds. In this —of green hog leather, fitted removable tray, fitted with shell or amber-color fit- | —latest fiction, books of travel $2 12 pis dlrs am 5 green totlet ar- | | tings, traced in gold design. Just 50 in this group. —anani elteet Eaiines 60 and adventure, ecientific works ae $33.35 | | large mirror; less %.... and children’s books in proe- Sixth Floor fusion. Handsome Sets of Classics now obtatnable-on our Sub- $1075 Diamond Bar Pin | | $400 & $425 Diamond Bracelets | — scription Plan, —of platinum in lacy pattern; set with | | An interesting group of all-platinum Within Reach of Almost Every Home—the Popular and Successtul 81 @parkling diamonds, weighing in all | Bracelets in the flexible style; set with dia- | 3.71 carats. In this monds combined with emeralds 3 - ———— eels Crosley Model 52 Radio Sets ; : : — $400 Dinner Ring | Diamond Brooch | $225 Diamond Watch an rf —of platinum in beauti- | Of all-platinum in lacy design, with 31 | —_piat: De cai , ZA _| , | ful Gesign; set with 30 | brilliant diamonds weighing with oo atemente ont All, : $49.90 Value, splendid dia- $340 in all 1.26 carats: $450 value at $375 | four sapphires, 1/-jewel- Ma i With Equipment , ; 9 | ed movements monds. Special, Rs va ees $19] at % egavine Sixth Vieer $210 Dinner Ring | > re: Se "| — - :- $325 Diamond Watch } C =/ | ; = , @ Three-tube Receiving Sets—one of the renowned Crosley fac- —of a)l-platinum, for the (er Bo me Ee See) a | --of all platinum. With ‘i “an Glog tory’s 1926 modéts, called the “little giant of the air” because of New Madonna little finger; set with 18 | i ‘.. = St Se es | @famonds an.! sapphires . Bie ” DD. 6 . , thelr splendid results with long distance reception. Oom plete beautiful dia- $175 | SS aes , a 975 } it , with speaker, 3 tested RCA tubes, batteries and aerial. See these . monds. Special, Special Sets Monday—share our special offer. Sixth Floor Rosaries _ =_In Gift Case—Special Main Fleer Decorative Christmas Remembrances Would Ba These Large Savings of One-Half and More, Offered on Many Attractive | 5] 00 $6 Rayon Pillows Art Needlework Models AGS a shape of a tiny prayer book— containing an image of the ? saat Se mn 1 ] r 7 ro rgin and a 14-inc ; Offered RS (eae re in Special Groups Ranging From | Virgin and a 14-inch rosary. Monday at.. == | = ~ ~_ 712 99).29 2.99 to 90.99 , » b4 Pearl Rosaries ' AV A e bees Plated chains strung with in- - (Big, puffy Pillows covered with lustrous and serv- aN 4 "ASS: destructible pearls; in 65 iceable Rayon fabric—in light or dark colorings. fe es . ay. @ Made-up, hand-embroidered pieces ideal for gifts; “any novelty shapes, made —- me ——Tz23, o aprons, house dresses, card table covers, scarfs, lunch- ; a. with shirring and full ruffles (a ae Sef . Sas TRE eon, bridge and vanity sets, pillows, spreads, curtains, Sip Gelé-sieteé chaias @ith beam) we *Dd edged with antique braids. 14 eo er —— Pe te children’s dresses and many other desirable articles. tifully cut imitation a 50 OH Aa) CA —Now Being Offered at the Extreme Savings of......«+-++: C The gift of music is always worth while—and certainly you could not be i afforded a more extraordinary opportunity to select a Victrola or Brunswick ~ape en ie ceoeatatieneme Shem. With ak aoe Weanes ene EB | —both renowned for their various exclusive features and assuring long and made of woo! jersey and fancy suitings in tan, blue and gray shade a : i iH | repeated pleasure in their possession. . trimmed with braid, emblems and ties. Regulation collars. , d on Terms of $5 Monthl 1A | mmce rapeer Ratemeess ts Betton iy ae ae Upright Mcdels fish broadcloth blouse and 7 QS | heck sie: guaranteed; @2 QE | . Victrolas in Console Models | Brunswicks in Uprig els - Special, Set of 6 jersey pants; 2 to 8 years.. : sizes 6 Mead ; | i Him / | att ei ensbeeale ston all with automatic stop. $1.59 ' Indian Suits Kiboy” Style 117: Double Ultona. ° , “Yankiboy” khak! drill Suits, includ- 15 8S: 210: Single Ulona. For- Clear crackeled glass ef- “Yankiboy” khaki drill Suits bright- ing hat. rope. handkerchief and i ) Style 310: Wi Segre ‘955 | ne om $140, now $70 | Formerly $166, now. . .§62.50 — Ice Cream Glasses | ly trimmed; feather bonnet; $2 00 pistol] outfit; sizes $ tor. Formerly $110, now $ po oo. mye hime p oT sizes 2 to 12 years . 2 to 14 years Style .212: Style 217: Double Uiena. tive and useful seta. : Other “Yankiboy” Pisy Suits from $1.45 to $8.40 Formerly $160, now... .$80 Formerty $175, now. . .§87.40 Fifth Fleer ; Second Filleor—Uec Sixth or Seventh Street Elevators Maste Salcn—~Sinth Fleor Special for Monday.... he ttt Ty > ia PE EEE ESSE Oy . *

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* > ? oe ae - - = 7: - ~ . Beat owe, ted -~. ~ ly oS - a re , pi» ~ tv m a . . SB ee oe eee 6 tne oe ge Pe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =" ‘ — Sew = eng Might xi Lue eae orm 4a % | iahtewe eee Women’s Purses 9178 , > - . ” - l-rmade leather Purses itn undéer- leather and moire ‘. mirror and ¢oin ee es ee ee ee /~ ss - » ET ae >. BEM o.. bi as ae 7 on Ss & Hasement Econemy tere SA. : NS ve JI “ Ss St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store FAMOUS - BARK CO DEC 2 ; SEES SSS ELSE Infants’ Bonnets Sees --- 2.0 5M @ Attractive Bonnets of wool ang crepe, velour and other fabrics i We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Largest Distributors of Merchandise Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exceptec at Retail in Missouri and the West ly and daintily trimmed. a - oe Z - & + * = ee ~ yt ‘ + . ; 2° Shee a pi: ote ge NL Atte AND AEN Nae Rie nite -dnsabts ek * 2 - - - — aa pa —— — * tants ME Pg Sins were —— — : “~ ~ _* ao 3° a AB me hae) Ne, a a ee IED , ‘a tities ‘ sapranes?’, nets sf) tee ‘ , ete . | A ; t ; *; ogee ws Le a*e, ‘es — Extraorlinary Offering of 500 Silk Umbrellas Sample $6.50 to $10.50 Kinds, site kina, DA 98 @ Specially purchased from an FTastern Taker. High-grade rain-or-shine Um- brellas of excellent grade Silk, shown in the wanted célors. The varieties of a es will surely please as well as the a 4 \- se AW “workmanship. They are “just the thing” for Christmas Gifts. Rasement Ecenemy “tere > ; A a ng ly a « OO ee ee EE eae Pt gee aa - a — One of the Most Universal Gifts Are Handkerchiefs A Feature Group for Women - 6 for om | xcellent cambric Handkerchiefs “white and “0 lors, with — embroidered 2¢ Women’ s Hdkfs. | Men's ‘Kerchiefs ported white — of whi with am sete with neat ored woven border. embroidered corners Packed 3 in a box. and scalloped edges. Box of 3: 69 Box of 3; 39 $1.90 value C 5Sc walue ... C Basement Monday Will Be the Ideal Time for Many to Choose Christmas Gifts for Men and Boys Groups That Afford Savings on Things That Will Be Appreciated Men’s Shirts $1.50 to $2.50 Values ‘1 = @ Shirts of English Broad- loth, fiber-striped rep. union cord and woven madras. in fancy stripes plain colors and white. Sizes 14 to 17 Men’s Fiber Mufflers Mufflers in a large variety of colored — pes: all with deep fringed ends. Seconds Si. 15 of $1.50 and $2 grades. od Offered at $1.65 € Leather Gloves of cape, suede and horsehide, in black. tan and gray. Lined and unlined. Vari- cus styles. Sizes 7% to 10% Combination Sets —for men and bcyss. Neckwear. beit Duckles, handkerchiefs, gar- ters. Al] packed In neat ae Bemee. As. «eddies ceemcs 95¢ Men’s Pajamas $1.79 $1 39 Value .. . Heavy all-woo!l Sweaters tn Men’s $6 to $8 Sweaters Two-piece cotton flannelette and cotton pongee Pajamas in stripes, plain colors and white. Sizes A, B, C and D. 44 m weaves: also sports coats -Om anc coat styies. [n Men’s Gloves Exceptional Savings on These Women’s Fabric Gloves 98c to $1.69 BSc gee , Values...... Cc ee € Women's Gloves of washable cha- rnois-suede fabric, tn the newest novelty cuff and gauntlet styles. There are all sizes and the wanted colors are shown. Gloves ideal for gifts or person- al use. A wide selection, af- fording splendid choices. Basement Econemy Steere Boys’ Sweaters $3.50 and $5 values = -4 “eed ; nd Tard twan 1 weaves in bn. coat. cricket yle. Sizes 2 Basement Econemy ‘Store q A selling that ts timely. Heavy quality, pure dye, 46nch da Chine in pink only. Just the weave for under and cther garments. There are 590 yards in the lot. 7 An Opportune Pre-Christmas Offering of Women’s Dresses $16.50 to $20 Values, Choice at a | | E- wnstete of abtensties Many Will Attend This Selling of Women’s stvles, representing the Fall and Winter's most favored ones. Theyre delightfully 3 & 4 T ff Tt H Tt fashioned of such wanted weaves as flat a C a a Ss crepe, crepe satin, brocade, poiretsheen and twilleen. Included are models in flare, cir- SS cular and straightline effects. high neck and Monday | long. sleeves. q Dresses in a wide Black and neariy all the wanted Bandeau € TOxs S- ~ ah ° * = 12. biue, tan, rose, gray or newo. Extra Special! Group of Girls’ Dresses @ Dresses for giris of 6 to 14 rears. Fash- ° woo ater‘al and on ve.vreteen olors, checked. plaid, striped and mbin ations. Wide var s*yles $5 apd $896 52 00 Rasement Eceosemy ‘*tore es, hte oute : =: eS ee Se Se we Cea ae 4 he ae aes ee a panos : : ae J AY IRS OT ROOT As i aes tore eae pe at Gok AS ne SE RIP gh Rae om NR RD ABE Rome ater ano mE vw ribbon or plush t Everett style with leather sole and rubber heels. : o a OF 4 =. 2 9 Zz : Mee F J & * 7 ¥ ' 4 ‘oO “s * Women’s “Ye Olde Tyme Comfort” $2.95 Kid Oxfords , Women’s Slippers ~~ ) in various colors: Brown i a * See t strte ~_— i, also} Slippers with flexibie soles and Special Monday at —— @€ Black kid Oxfords with tips or plain toes: also one and two strap Slippers. Have flexible turn soles, steel shank in arch and rubber heels. All sizes 3 to 9. “Ye Olde Tyme Comfort” brand. Men’s Slippers a. ae 95 rubber heels. Sizes 6 te 12 Basement Ecenemy “tere SI da al 2 Nia bat a is RN ar AE —. oe ese sae colors are represented @€ Mos: interesting group of 5190 Every Dress an exceptional value pleasing bright shades as well as and styles are represented—every Rasement Econemy “tere manner with flowers, fancy effect 2 r S group Mond and riats of taffeta and satin in . vo. vw se ~+ - ‘- Diack. The most favorea shapes Hart trimymMm e - ~ > S$ anc pins. =P eC rour next 2 Dro: .*+ - Important Offering From the Silk Section! Pink Crepe de Chi $2.79 Value, $ SE utente Basement Eccncew til 3 in some clever e ~ - Basement Econemy “tere Monday—Make Selections From These Women’s Coats $24.50 to $27.50 Values 16" @ Included in this exceptional group are Coats of Bolivia. suede velour and various other popular materials for the new sea- son. All are attractively fur trimmed and OO among the styles which are highly favored are flared, wrappy and straightline effects. The approved colors, as well as black are well represented. A Coat-buying which you should shar. opportunity in Rasement Econemy ‘tere 4) , Rubdber Aprons with ruffies al) around and pockets trimmed wi Ca.stes. Shown in five prettty colors. Each. for asia adel seeee 69. C Christmas Gifts of Women’s Hand-F mbreidered a Frocks $] 95 Regular and Extra Sizes @ Charming Frocks of coiton sateen or gingham, dal ntily embroidered bv hand in effec- ,tive ways. Those of cottoa sateen are in black. while “Ay tho se of gingham are shown in > new patterns and colors Women’s Rubber Aprons “Bncement Economy Store Lisie. rayon-mized cr woo!- Seamiess mercerized otton ' Hiose 5 ie mixed Secks: seamiecs, and Samy =>, go - hee — 2 es FP iain r pineapple th double heels a a te weave Biack and co = Black and colors , ae ers. 50c value, at 35¢ to 63c grades .... 5c Basement Econemy “tere A Feature Group of Women’s Silk Hosiery $1.50 to $1.75 $ -29 3 eT! _¢ ' = vi @ Full-fashioned thread silk Hose with double lisie tops and reinforced “eer. ww a > -“ Women s Stamped Aprons olly 1m gingham Aprons in mary Dleasin styles. Most accep nado for they are practical gifts Each, mt Economy Stere ro ~ Re-Decorate the Home for the Holidays — Curtains go $7 59 @ Crossbar Marquisette Curtains of good quality with full ruffles tn colors of rose. biue. gold and orchid. Complete with full valance and tie-backs to matc Jacquard Panels Natural color Jacquard Paneis with lustrous finish. scalloped at bottom and finished with rayon bullion frings. $3.50 value. each... —«Si 5 4 ’ Pongee Drapery $1 bennan Cloth Natural color Pongee Drapery 34-tnch revere«thie Dogue Ti Manr attractive patterns im Tarious pat Por var ous window and deer ings. Idea! Gor hang. ogs. 72¢ value window tra .~™~ * . a Ss yard. , 49¢ - net sO ikon - v r es orw ew a4 ey ee 6c Basement ieatenana Store Axminster Rugs Rayon miner $55 Gn Grade ae $38. 95 aan Grade 74 9x12-foot seamless Rugs with deep pile. Im fierel. me- € Women's tustreus Saiiien Gtep-Ine wtth elastic at ca:i0n and small allover de- ; signs. Good ' Plain er drop stitch. Practical Gifts Are These Boys’ Juvenile Suits Offered §$ 1 95 @ Weil tallored middy ana dbutton-er style Sufts of jersey, neat! y trimmed with Draid and emblem and o/ “fered in sizes “ 3 to § years. Basement Econemy Store An Article That Never Fails to Please! "819 to $3( 3 wer {oor ear! sofas eon — in wood, many with luminess dla Convenient sites. Sizth gee ee FE COLL ; — ws ~ — ~ >—- Famous -£ Gift Cert - = = x. io -— - a - - —— owe - Po a4 Cc With Gift Certificates recipients to select their —and those of St. Louis mas Store will be most a assortments are widest Gift Sh These Favored Kinc Everett and Daniel Green styles; of colored frita, with leather soles. Others, $1.65 to $1.96 —Rylo, Linen Towels for Gi iar... ¥ Oc q@ Pure Linen Porte Rican Towels !n rose asd bdiue, with i el stitched ends and hand- -emoroidered in co] ors. 4‘tractive ¢@ . Z3°-inch size. : : ie Huck Towels Madeira Linen Bieached 18x33-tnch cotton huck Bieached 13x13-inch tes 2ewels with 4%-Inch wide coij- ored border. Suncast —~ ed 'n flo coior. Haem ......... tees 25c basket yon ti om y Pure linen silver-bieached hem. 5!!ver- vieashed Bo motit ‘itched Breakfast Sets. S¢x5¢- ‘cloths {mn 63x63-inch size, iz sine to mate iene. $3.95'| sacle wana iy eae Towel Sets Linen Toweling Turnknit™ Towel Sets consisting Pure trish linen, bieached 1 oe . 2 of two Towels and wash cloth “°wellng with red or biue SE “hell e@€ges and em- ' border. 23e value, yard... & droidered. Bozed ...... $1.00 , ble S Bath Towels Linen T © Bieached. hemmed 29:66-8 Pleechbed. linen Table Sere ~-‘- Towels with Sive laid ‘glar pattern <i — in 68x68-ioch ieavy double thre xind. “S mone Finny 3 . ‘veins : $13.50 A Ss eR Ze —hand scalloped and embrotia ee £-colered 5 Uartpes 54 inches wide: — a As —Are Practic Practical Remem Special Gift Of Silk Lin “Pow © FOO w Give a Pattern « Crepe de Black, White and N $2.98 Value $: eS H for smart

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SUNDAY, a 6. 1p SP ZS Infants’ Bonnets ~ gad " $2.9 5 @ Attractive Bonnets of wool ana ilk crepe, velour and other fabrics Rich ly and daintily trimmed. : wings on These Women’s c Gloves — - 4 ing From the Silk Section! ope de Chine « $159 eeee Heavy quality, pure dye, 40-'nch Crepe a the weave for under and other Gainty © ds in the lot | Basement Economy Store ~ mit HI it Hi M4 A | | Hi | Pa) ’ ; ; ; ’ ‘i ’ , fil Hi i } THE: HdNAbit! Rayon Step-Ins us aque 24C € Women’s lustrous rayon . Step-Ine with elastic at waist. | Plain er drop stitch. Basement Economy Stere — re These Boys’ and button-ern ly trimmed with 2 offered in sizes t Economy Store hat Never Fails to Please! ; Wels for Gifts _ Towels in rose and blue, with hem- ; reicered in colors. Attractive designs. | > Madeira Linen Napkins — iuek | Bleached 12x12-inch tea Napxins © cOi- | -—hand scalloped and senbrotder- 250 elves denies’... "$2.44 Linen Tablecloths Bilver-bleached he metitehed cloths in €2x62-inch size, in flora designs. No mai! phone orders. $4 value, $2.98 Linen Toweling , Beisting | Pure Irish linen, bleached 16-inch | Been | Soran hse see 2164 Bath Towels Bieached, hemmed 20x40-inch Towels with blue laid design. tleavy double t : Leach ore wane. 39¢ Basement Vconemy Store — CN A a “ hem- bexie¢- 3.95 ts, ctr ZEB-~inch 13.50 of SUNDAY, QECEMBER 6, 1925. ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Priced AY wedare'y for other-of-Pearl, wood, many with Convenient sizes. Boudoir Alarm Clocks From ... $1 2:50 to. $90) gifte—styles leather and inlaid luminous dials. of SS AR BE RT a LB ODS St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store s FAMOUS ~BARR CO, We. Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in, | Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Exrcepted | Largest Distributors of Merchandise at Retail in Missouri and the West Famows-Barr Co. Gift Certificates —Are Practical Tokens q With Gift Certificates you tactfully enable recipients to select their own remembrances —and those of St. Louis’ Dominant Christ- mas Store will be most appreciated, for here assortments are widest and values the best. Practica] Remembrances Are Gift Slippers These Favored Kinds for Women Juliets, $2.50 —Hylo, Everett and Daniel Green styles; of colored felts, with leather soles. Others, $1.65 to $1.95 D’Orsays, $6 —of all-patent or red or Diack kid, lined with red satin. Others at $3.50 to §5 Mules, $3.50 —of black quilted satin, with leather soles, baby French heels and rosette ornaments. Others, $4 and $5 “Comfys,” $1.95 : Felt slippers in moccasin style: ribbon trimmed and with padded chrome leather heels. Others, 61.45 and $1.75 Kozy-Comforts —|—re warm slippers lined with sheep’s wool and ideally comfortable. Priced, $2.25 and $3 Moccasins, $3 ~in Indian style, of elkskin: lined with felt and trimmed with beads. Others at $1.65 and $1.95 Second Fleor—Use Sixth or Seventh Street Elevators Unusually pleasing. $4.98 Black Crepe All-silk, satin-faced Crepe of deep black: 50 inches wide and idea! for smart frocks. Special, yard $3.69 Bordered Crepes ~—of all-silk, with narrow or Wide borders of self-colored atin stripes: 54 inches wide: $6.60 value. the vard $3.48 | Special Gift Offering of Silk Lingerie Third Fleer—tUse Sixth or Seventh Street Elevators Give a Pattern of All-Silk Crepe de Chine Black, White and Nearly 50 Colors @ For frocks, blouses, lingerie and many other purposes, Crepe de Chine is so popular that a pattern of this firmly Woven kind would be most acceptable. ' ’ | $11.95 to $14.95 Values at $0.95 @ Pajamas, envelope chemises and_ step-in chemises of the better kinds; of crepes, Georg- ette and radium in white and _ colors— mostly one of a kind and all beautifully fashioned. These garments elab- orately trimmed with laces and nets. The color range is 54-In. Satin Crepes All-silk. firm weave reversible Satin Crepe in black, white and colors. 44.98 $3.88 and $6.60 values, y4., Printed \Crepes Medium-welght 4°%-inch Crepe de Chine; in light, medium and dark printed oy $1 77 patierns. Special, Platinum Solitaire Ring’ Mountings Special at 562 @Latest prong style all- platinum Mountings for solitaire stones—set with two to six small dia- monds, some combined with sapphires. Other Platinum Mountings, $29.50 No Charge for Stone Setting Main Fleor Balcony m a ° Embroidered Woolens $5.50 to $6.50 Values, Yard 5 3.48 All-wool flannels, twilleen and kashana, deeply bor- dered with handsome em- broidered designs. A va- ried assortment of favored sports and street colors. 54 inches wide. $4.50 Woolens —tin stripes and plaids; all-wool meterials—dress or soarft weight; 54 inches wide; yard $1.98 Balbriggan Balbriggan and wool jersey in tubular weave; street and sports colors; excellent quality; yard 98c to $1.25 Crepes Silk-and-cotton and all-cotton Crepes in pleasing patterns; for women’s and children's wear; yard Third Filoor—Use Sixth or Seventh Street Elevators An Important Purchase Affords Choice of 1500 Leather - Holiday Gift Bags (a ———————S———— —Fashionably Elegant in Every Detail and— Special > rere « Description cannot adequately convey the charm of these Coats—you must see them to appreciate securing such hand- some models at $77. Kashoretta, Kashinora, needlepoint, lustrosa and duvbloom are a few of the beautiful fabrics used in the development of these straight, flared or circular models. Black and the most fashionable colors are repre- sented and the choice in sizes 14 to 44 is certain to impress. Beaver, fox, squirrel and fitch are the pelts most prominently used on collars and cuffs or in striking border trimmings. —59.75 to®195 Costumes A special group of models for street, afternoon, dinner and evening 22 Our Costume Salon extends this extraordinary pre-holiday selec- tion of exquisite Frocks and Gowns; some of them are imported or copies of Parisian models—others are from leading American designers. At Savings GE. ccoscoces Of handsome silk or cloths, velvets and lovely combinations; many colors. Feurth Floer—Use Sixth or Seventh Street Elevators a —_— — — = ae ee ———_ At the Special Price of Rvs, 5 broidered backs. q1500 Bags—all so well made of ood quality leathers, and so smart- designed, that they’re extremely esirable for gifts. There are the popular under-arm, tailored, pouch and many more styles—the major- ity fitted with coin purse and mirror—all neatly and serviceably lined. At $2.95 they’re such very special values that you should se- Gauntlets $1.95 Value $1.45 broidered cuffs; eral colors. Full shrenk, washable chamois- suede fabric Gloves with em- all sizes—sev- . $9.95 with ehorr cuffs: a_i ee em ne ee = — —_—— Smal Satins Christmas Cards Priced Be to 5O0e From eee @ Attractive Christmas Greeting Cards in a world of styles-—seuiltable for every need. Select promptly. Third Fleer —_—— mee ee ee eee se It Should Be Extremely Satisfying to Effect These Remarkable Savings, Before Christmas, on °89.50 to°135 Winter Coats From France Comes This Charming Assortment of Women’s Kid Gloves Every Pair An Exceptional Value at CIf you seek Gloves with a “different” air—for your- 3 self or for gifts—select from this wide assortment of new French modes—fashioned of fine quality kidskins, % in pique styles, with charming short cuffs and em- Black and colors. Kid Gloves $3.50 Value $2.95 Good quality pique Kid Gloves all sizes in various favored shades. lect several. Black, brown and other dark colors, and several of the favored bright and light shades. Main Floor Take Advantage of This Remarkable Offering of 300 SD to $6 Women’s Hdkfs. Special, Each 35C 3 for $1.00 Handkerchiefs of very good quality linen or mull, with embroidered novelty Sewing Baskets Choice of Many Styles at $9.50 q Such a wide assortment of these dainty sewing - room accessories that there are hardly two styles alike. Made of green rush, willow, reed and other materials, lined with lustrous fabrics, tufted and fitted with many sewing uten- sils. Choice of various color linings. corners. Also colored voiles. 25¢ Value, Each 18¢ 3 for 0c Imported Handkerchiefs of soft mull—itn colors, with embroidered cor- ners. Also handmade voile ‘Kerchiefg. Gifts extremely pleasing to any woman who sews Main Fleer | ; ' Women’s oe | : Men’s Hdkfs. $1.00 Value, Each 15€ 3 for $2.00 Just 200 dozen Handker- chiefs of linen, hand- made and large size: hand-rolled hems. Men’s Hdkfs. Special, the Box 52.00 , pure linen Handkerchiefs with hemstitched hems and embroidered initia!. In gift boxes of six. Main Fleer Christmas Shoppers Should Make the Most of These Handkerchief “Specials” Attractive Kinds for Men and Women—Here Are But Four of the Unusual Groups Offered Monday / ) % ‘ ; 4 BF Zam AHH i’ ' yi : .

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hong os eal Pee, eTND ’ an DECEMBER ea Pe eRe ee * a ia _—— Pe gy me ne -_~ wee, 0 aller. “eligi 4 *’s eee ea." eG 2a eae Lae 10B = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae : ~ | ; re early today. The, M = |Shoula Enter the World Court” ibaumer, Louis, Bunde, Edward}William Evans, Morris Karner, al- Charles H. Daues, Robert Cc. ae man once. ane schoo! oe the agent p Sones = ieee wanna oy rs a Sante BATES THIS WEEK | In the following schedule the Mavfach, William Jenkel, alternate. ternate. Negative: Melvin Bar- ell, F. E. Bailey, Frank ee ct - part an wey eet heme Y Pree 5 & 7 first named school will argue the! Cleveland affirmative: Victor Ross- kon, Joseph Gross, Rene Lusser, and James A. McMillan, Horaria® manentiy. rded as fire- nee wa. ity. Three — ng, which was rege a . /kopf, Harold Koh Robert Hahne!. J es Burto Iternat Sold ¢ Washington University. affirmative: Centra) va. Yeatman Pp - a - o nn. oO eT . annei, J alm J uric n, ait > na e. * Oi an at ashingtc no water and ane Reems nineantin i alias ’ - . ch debate Fire Destroys $200,000 School. preot. There Was affirmative: Murray Steinberg iges | serve at each oa could be done to stop the pointment of EB EL. ' 3 1A > ‘ ‘at Central auditorium; Cleveland Adam Ildorf, alternate. Negative: aff tf } . judges will set a 2 - ‘ vs. Central at Cleveland auditorium; |J¢rome Gross, Herman Katcher, Bernard Marer, David Priver. Neg- The Princeton Cup has been in Se es Sens ae. 5.—Tae Litt The school was attended Oklahoma City as ¢ Roosevelt vs. Cleveland at Roose- Earl Spencer, Charlies Warmer, a)- ‘ative: Lombert Furth. Lewis competition three years. Debaters Lincoln Consolidated School, six flames. . 6 e of the Atchison, Tope ; gh School have niiles south of here, completed last by children living in 3 squar Soldan ve. Roose- | t¢rnate. Roosevelt affirmative: Fleischman, Robert Furlon from Cleveland Hi . velt auditorium: 14 uU Ez. aah pe +f Yea * February at a cost rad $200. 000, was miles of terrttory. Fe rallway system. ¥ | OF T OMETRIST -. velt at Soldan auditorium, and, | Theodore Kohler, Eugene Kelly. The list of judges includes Judgewon it twice 2 . Teams and Judges Named for|Yeatman vs. Soldan at Yeatman | Five High ‘ekdinertam. : Contest of Five 1g The following students wil! — 9 ° Schools Friday. | stitute the teams: Central er! ; Ann unces jative. Eli Spielburg, Arthur RBrom-| | ‘ ‘berg, Louls Schanfield, Ben Sentu- | Offic } Debaters representing the five rai, alternate. Negative: David) i CW : St. Louls High Schools wil] contest ‘Seslen, Joseph Isrealite, Simon | for the Princeton Cup, donated by | Becker, Sam Zurege!man, alternate. 6 the Princeton Club of St. Louls, at Yeatman affirmative: Arnold | § Republic Buil ‘ach of the schools at 8 o'clock Rauscher, es congaaedes , 7 — 'riday night The subfect will be Charles Chatiles, naries losd. a.- Boy Scout leather G! i ght . d Fl 7 c ‘ er > : tive: Ed whee , of $1.00 qualities: all-leather hands. with on oor Resolved, That the United States|ternate. Negative: Edwin Nuus $3.00 SMOKERS STANDS warm fleece linings and deep let alk 7 — Fine burnished p¢ a brass 1. « “N a r | cuffs: brown or Diack. & par. | ( ; 3 vey ge a yg Beg aI . ss Mien’s 750 Gloves | $4.00 Fur Gloves ' Seven afl wilt i; = . | Re * oid on - — > > $s - - — . a oe All ~ % >. a ~~ é al is ™ A 2 cette. TG hp ME ce. hse. A Sy -, — ye Rae. — > -— os ———— Me ok -_ —_ = a eam =" , P ee ar Se a ae ee ae el ee ee ee « =v ' tical useful «xt ft and a Mehel nena bargain $3.00 value at.... Astraxban dec. jervey palma, wrist claspe. fleece i ; > ie . a — ft f Y . € SHAVING SETS—€ix 4!f- | HANDKERCHIEFS—Si!k- —_ > Ae —l2 Ww lined. Spect Leather “ ; ferent stylea, with mirror initialed for men; ¢ — | Y, : Of. « o astm _ 4 | My many friends will be 4 : bowl. brush and stand size japomet heastitch Cc . | Nickel-piated. one $1 Handkerchiefs: ~f'4 han |. ores know of this convenient locat a. e y | | | Soares |S= BROADWAY & Ses ee |e e will sao be of advantage Gleves. in all eizes. & best | | . | : : —Mad : - nd ee a GcowNs— ; ace 3 ys hn - y : Fau shades with contrast- . ands of others to obtain strict! co ade just No ar HARDWARE MPANY strong as the large ones ; lack auto cloth. double . in dainty embroidered cuffs; _ ot. . . 808 N. SIXTH ST. SF ees 49e| WE GIVE AND eee $1 ) fessional optometric services. - : S , | The quarters occupied are sf WE DELIVER > ; 74 : | = | Lidd and fitted with every modern for the accurate correction of mega Boys’ Overcoats | | TOWEL SE:* | EAGLE STAMP ANNIVERSARY COUPON =~. = And the continuous plus which enabdics . : . r : ‘ several outfits to be attached te one >, ‘ , | fh yg Rovelt ae : . be 4 | There will be no change in my 8-Li ht Outfit $1.34 cee , ae : > iors To celebrate the Ninth Anniversary of & | Soe oc prices. For exami: Gul ig i wo NN : ae | —eeitemmee the Inauguration of Eagle Discount , leeping » £ offer Seas . : am || ar See | Stamps in our store we make the follow- . Opening wee oes... ; Sh aga | 2. ) ing liberal offer: , ; : fg chin , = : } ia 5 win oo ; , . - | S$HELLO FRAMES G Pedal Bikes | . Sidewalk Scooters | mwa sds § | 1-4 | If You Cut This Coupon Out and Bring iy ai. Fisewhere $5 to $7 Ir ca with heary rubber tires, A toy | rebber - tired : os \ It to Our Store We Will Give You for It years. Reg: i « $ | ‘a ute nal 98 81 euro) bieaced Beer? am ° a Quits ts $9.75 , $ “ome ve oo Rixd beached eavy s oliy um e —_ 2 eee fee Sts] m $3.00 in Eagle Discount Stamps Free § |: ss": your choice 2 —— ‘ an “ ; ; . *7 | - L—. BIG BOYS OVERCOATS — ‘$4.96 BED SETS with a $1.00 purchase or more. This will help you to fill your Monday wil be. io 17. Ve cues UD to © QE Ep corr lawe_ double ed ta books so that rou can redeem them for Christmas presents. styles and shades. Prices all $15 “ pec bay > Sie alloped bolster cover Penny & Gentiles Mer. Co., Only Good December 7, ’2S as fe the sabe - ee ee De ie BIS, XTi ats DBE alae Me 2 seg Boe ee al o-- : “¥7 ee * ‘7 agoe a - a ge ee ae ee CHRISTMAS TREE STANDS—Made of - ‘ a 2 ” - eee een > ER he gy oe a le a el : - -_ eo ~ > , ex ~t ‘+--+ @& & - ae % $9.98 $10.98 $12.98 VELOCIPEDES AT HALF PRICE | We have the finest selection ef Velocipedes im the city. Silightiy selled, bat fully guar- es Seek. Cn ale nt Rae patos : | : eB . , faye. De | STOCK REDUCING SALEP) | Fenemical shonpers—Seleet tiiec. these high-grade women's low The Most Tremendous Value-Giving Event That We Have Ever Offered! Shoes: values to $6.00. = New velvets, satins, patents, _— tans. two-tones and plain : blacks. Classy sandals. (’z- fords and strap effects; ’ all sizes, at a - | oe } rere $22.50 to $35 Values ian 650 MUST GO!!! eS ee All the most wanted colors and SHk Dresses—cCloth Dresses Three rin “eo Other Antes specially priced fer | this sale $22 00 stvles flares. ripples, straightline 4 wonderful group of Dresses to fit any 4 222: -.- ew and wra, models. Fur tri , ; size girl or woman. In many styles, in THE 49TH STATE FLYER . : rit e ry se ; > wonderful materials with beaatiful —a ett for father: = ae % .. SE tees ee tenes , Boys’ $3.00 Shoes are fitch, mandel, Manchuria, trimmings. In sizes from 16 to 44 and Raced $ 9 ~~ Goubledise _rotler-bearing = $3. 95 , Tar and t eatnere: schoo! | iatka, moufflon and others. 13 to 5345. and coat, tieeree ay - OO me en Ca te AP AP RA 7 heeis dress sty es. 2.80 . Shoes Sizes heavy rubber tires, Slightly — ; ‘ seating ine tied | oS aaa “$1 95 : Sizes 16 to 44 and 43 to 5S', $10 and $15 Values 46. Special FOOTBALLS Ya | | “Children's Felt Slippers gf | ' : Men’s 15¢ Gen aime 397 : | ‘ $i - ¥ values pony xd var! ety of col- a5 Neckwear in fine biad- Cc : | | | a f Holiday der; epectal. ) ; : SS 3 NN ae or Bexes 4 ‘ey FI eg Geed quailty: LION kitted rayon silk ELECTRIC TRAINS . and cut satins The well-known Licnel > ~ * ; , hg —— Traimes are guaranteed j These remarkable Coats’ are fashioned in Dresses such as these, made in materials cial. wages ete ag and me. i ‘ae a wig were, lustrous Bolivias, velvableom, velvatene, of Canton crepe, crepe de chine. crepe- » Coanically perfect; stur- a a ee shoose Saat ; oo the | in Romeo Ey grote — —— — All have fur back satin, balbriggan, serges, Jacquard A veantitel ateieeal | ae hard usage that : 3~ wi sy rubbe ne — —— ur wer vary = and crepes, were never meant to seil for less Blanket Robes. children gtve their tey : * ee daitet a saa others fur collars, cuffs a: orders. than tw h ; te $11.98. pvery specially wr jaa -0) V@.ueSs, &@ an @ or three times our sale price. Regular $5.76 Regular $8.50 [Reguiar $10.75 | ‘i 5 Lieae! Trains Lioze!l Trains Lionel Tretine $4.75/ $6.95 $8.69 | |i Men’s Overalls 29c Fliannels wee CREPES _ $5.8 58 Table Sets 39c. 50c Sateen a ae | Roller Skates BOUDOIR LAMPS Beery blue Genin: Unies P teces : congo: Bigg: Crepes tn Jap and floral mercerized Sete: 50x86 01 Yard-wide, fine mercer- 1a ; ’ ae Povo (6? ie i? _~ oe le hed ~A>82 ‘ o 7 Sizes in : ina Dd . ; ~ “wre s 4 —— ts : at > terns is‘ itched Gapan teen; a : 4. Regu ar vas- . : rs t00 7. Le m — Te “ — cot > as . ~ - = ™ e. $1” ; Basement Yarc.. $45 a RUGS 44 u 2 er 29 SANTA CLAUS TIME” == — to select from A Descriptive Q. R. S$ Word Roll for Christmas, Containing 16 Numbers — , - FO eR POLAR AP RG =? _ — ‘ \S(tmas This Is a Great Xmas Number $1.85 to $5.45 | Strong burtap back. cork — eum “Tt Ie the Witght Before Christmas.” “Jingle Beils.” “©! Christmas Tree.” on the ‘ . t> = = > snioke. Complete with tars ‘“‘Nyla’’—the fox-trot hit, $1.00| FREE : chase in our Player Rou ; 1a: arantes Regular 2.00. . ) with cor ry pa ‘ why: Pin » ; > oan ee Se ee ee eo eh > mie PS, > so Mt ars 4 40 mes ae = £8 eee $2 BLACK $1.39 Checked & Silk Pillows Boxed Handkts. a) | Set of Knives and Forks |1' @ | “®reered Faarics = aye get A special sain pirat yA BLANKETS , A Set: red and yvon-mixed v.. co rich > ne ind = ~ are. .. eet lawns and camonrcs Wila ) CE “a n . —T or bate } . aM = wl y crer es and , rie , be . a at | variety. Pu oy . yb mee, $s y+ ?-3] sehewel an ati-eseeall 4 as eae —— ree —* ored im! t. Blankets: size 66x76, for LEE. eT et HG = ee - m pee ety a a tbs “ : ome —— Three Direc. stag handles with «il. Bandies of vrerteas patterns to select 7 . 39 ver ferre ze The ‘Jlades are of fine- freen, the Dbiedes ere ef finrir tem- ire e ly —~€ d steel. $3.45 KITCHEN SINX : | , Oue-piecco, all-white pereciain, : RA DRA ERIES — JW QE 2S HQ¢| | $5-00 DESK and CHAIR ( mcrcuon) So 10 Se Se =a aa 7 ane ae ee peschasical MORE SPESIALS AT LOWER PRICES 13 2 atits WALL PAPER- , . : mlendid , 'S Snare, at ; —— am 3 : aoe 39 ‘ << , . o* . — — boss y) aiit = i. = 99 $4.98, $2.98, 98c, 59c, 39c,] | *.:- rs oe oe C $1.98, 98c 25c ain 598 aah an) es x : C na In this sale will tnd lychromes, F rete meen h. | indi n. fred wl ocr ------ 1.8 Ch — | — ¥, inch plain oa:meaia rer Ree tapestrieg: arc ; * : : i.ustration. = varnish tiles for itchen and bath $3 LACE PANELS | a n-1$2 Dise Wheel Scosters _........___$1. io & ! | ) ) foliages, two-tones, blocks and granites. Shadow lace window 3 98 , em om $6 Oak Table and 2 Chairs comy com 7: | these papers come in light and) dark colom™ - fin ae oe edd | : wonder, | 2 American Fiyer Electric Tran | only $8 Large Size Oeil Carriages... $3.98 $8 Disc Whee! Reller-2earng Coaster. $4.99 “oe Loews $2 Funper-T red Automodie —" WR iit Pan 1 inches wide $ 49 $5 Rubber-Tired Velecipece oe Ae ma '$3 Reed Dell Suhies. TT $1.89 F i jit é * ai a oe " p oe ee eee eo ee et CENTRAL HARDWARE CO., 808 N. Sixth Street

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SUNDAY. ETNDAT “> BER 6, 1928. DECEMBER é, 1928 fay. The — E. McInnis Sante Fr ¢ ne spper By the Agsoctatet Press. € o—.. CHICAGO, Dec. 5.—anng il stop the pointment of EB. E. Metnnis« attended Oklahoma City as general aoties 63 square of the Atchison, Topeka @ Fe railway system. Fie WARRANT AGAINST CONSTABLE ROTH Charged With Using Third Degree Methods in Ques- tioning George Lenhardt. VWYS ~YOMLAE - fae Sree ee a ee — emma A apm Che Stove of the: dhvisnuas Spirit : Store Hours: Daily, 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 OPTOMETRIST Announces Olive to Locust, From Ninth to Tenth A warrant charging George Roth, Constable of Central Township, St. SALE Boy Scout leather Gilores: @ight seconds f $1.00 qualities: ali-leather hands. with arm fleece linings and Geep gauntlet ¢ buffs: brown eather palm am deep uffs: at $3.49 4 : n - ¢c $3.00 Auto Gloves Mens black heavy all leather Giovee, fleece linec and deep protecting "In light and dark colors. Some are all-woo] and some mixtures. The Coste are cut the style the boy will juke. Ages to 15 years. Reg- ular value years $0c —— . a Bungalow Aprons We hare a &S60r" ment of Bungalow Aproms of al) kinds of gingbam: also 3a large variety of black cotton Satie Aprons Frice > frog, 69c to $1.98 err re 39c Rubbe Pore gum rubber Aprons in green and a Bound with tape ymical $ as Gifts From These Items FULL-FASHIONED SILK HOSE New Offices Louis County, with violation of the p vee > J 4 State law against third-degree methods, was filed in Circuit Court at Clayton yesterday by Prosecuting Attorney Mueller, after George Lenhardt, a blacksmith’s helper of Oakville, had made affidavit that Roth was a party to the torture alleged to have been inflicted on him, Aug. 21, while he was under arrest in connection with the un- solved murder of his wife, Mrs. Sadie Lenhardt. Roth gave bond of $1000. Sim- ilar warrants had been issued against seven of his deputies and two private detectives. All deny the charge. 30 MORE CHILDREN LEAVE THE SHRINE HOSPITAL Thirty more children were dis- charged from the Shrine Hospital ‘for Crippled Children, Kingshigh- way and Clayton avenue, last ‘month. This increases the total ‘discharged, since the hospital be- | gan operations in April, 1924, to 525. Patients received during the month numbered 27, and there are now in the institution 100, its full capacity. The number whose applications for admission have been approved but who are waiting unti!] facilities are available, ts 2938. a decline of 17 from the waiting list at the end of October. ‘Republic Building Second Floor Seventh and Olive My many friends will be glad to know of this convenient location. It will also be of advantage to thous- ands of others to obtain strictly pro- fessional optometric services. The quarters occupied are spacious and fitted with every modern means for the accurate correction of visual defects. There will be no change in my policy > or prices. For example, during this Opening week I offer GENUINE KRYPTOK | §SHELLO FRAMES Invisible Bifocals ed Elsewhere $5 to $7 ltt ttt tt tl ttt il titi tl i ih i hi he he dh ed A lll i CS é Ma mgs Uandewoor Datnty Sh __—_—_—a a _ 4m The Stove of the Cnrisunas Spirit” AGA Olive and Lecust, From Ninth to Tenth Hours: Daily, 9:00 to §:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 A Practical Gift for All-Year Use The Christmas Sale of Eden Washers $33.25 Complete This pierced shaft in antique Spanish brass finish is attrac- tively eet off with pendants and finial of amber-colored giase. Galloon pull cords and a touch of gold and black on the pleated Georgette shade of beaver color. ['he Welcome Warmth of Companionship Finds Expression in the Glow of These Beautiful GIFT LAMPS In recognition of the tremendous demand for beautiful Lamps, and their particular appeal as gifts, we have prepared an extensive assort- ment, comprising 2000 Lamps. $38.50 Complete This Bridge Lamp has a very ornate standard fea- turing the ship model motif. Very distinctive shade of black Georgette over gold-colored silk, with $29.25 Complete The twisted shaft of this Floor Lamp represent the best traditions of design in Spanish metals. Finished in dull gold. The shade of soft colored silk is ornamented with heavy ruching and an appliques These Lamps show careful at- tention to design and finish, and their superior quality and ap- pearance assure you of long en- joyment in their use. se ae CG > > |— ey > ‘ =|- | PIP ZPP 22a eae, \S SASS/IASS ALIA MN ~~ «* ll Te ~~. a a al ry - a Linens For Gifts checks. Scotch. Plaid Motor Robes INENS! What a wealth of Christmas gift suggestions the very word envisions. Decorative Linens for every woman with a dresser or tea table to wear a bit of decora- Handsome plaid de- tion. Table Linens for the housewife. And for the bride oe oe or bride-to-be Linens of any type will be happily received. 1 Bath Towel Sets signs in Scotch Motor | Robes for general use. Linen Tablecloth Set | $1.35. $ I Size 58x68 inches. Some | Linen Huck Towels with at- towel and washcloth of good Hemstitched Hems ' fringed. Wool Blankets eee eS ee 60x84 In., $11.50 - Siz in a box colored borders. 72x84 In., $12.50 og Single Blankets, Especially selected for Christmas gift seekers, this Table- cloth Set brings excellent value All-linen damask in sev- eral attractive designs. Tablecloth size 64x64 inches and six 18x18-inch napkins. The Set is neatly packed for Christmas giving. bound with satin rib- Hemstitched Tablecloths bon. Rose, blue, laven- Most exceptional is this all-linen damask Tablecloth with hemstitched hem at this 5 | der, tan and peach. Mohair Motor low price. Floral and conventional designs. Size 65x85 inches. Robes Vandervoort’s Linen Shop—Second Floor. The pew attractire stripes. cote a2¢d floral patterns: many designs: so Pular in English prints jue. old Electric Curlers Special, $2.10 With detachable cord. Made by the mannufac- turers of Universal ap- pliances. Electric Toasters Special, $3.20 While ther last—a large group of Toasters, selling regularly from $3.00 to Electric Waffle ‘Irons, Special | $7.00. re Electric Irons AD nickel finish. : nickel finish. Cooks Special, $3.10 m0ut grease, no smell M@oke. Complete with 6-lb. size, made by the manufacturers of Univer- and plug. One year eérantee. Regularly sal appliances. Complete 20. with cord and plug. Electric Shop—Downstairs. ciirr —y~ Baw ~y ike”), Theater this week, and then hear = See SS a2 SS ee a crn Madeira Napkins $5.95 Dozen Madeira Linen Napkins with embroidered scallops and eme broidered designs in cornera Bize 12x12 inches Buffet Sets $3.95 * i. Saeed ——— Special, $4.95 Heavy metal base, all cop- per reflector cord and or old person. Huck Towels A Set of Attachments Free With Each 6 for $6.00 ROYAL Electric Cleaner During T his Special Sale ALL PAPER | Special ($2.00 Down H O&@imesis, high-grade tapestriea, 4 == A Year to Pay les for kitchen and bathroom, tWo-tonmes. Diccks and granites Ail Terms Balance The Royal Cleaner Is Endorsed by come in light and dark colors. 1. Priscilla Proving Plant J to a € ; 2.-Good Housekeeping Institute 3. Rice Leaders of the World Values to 35c ¢ . Farm and Home Testing Plant Orly With Borders at These Prices ! 4 $400 valve: Dbeaxntffc! colored plaid: ali-cetiton Blankets: tise €@n76. for ‘°7Ee size beds: colors ° i a en a c TO 9c SALE OF We lel bdgit ahh Lid $18.50 Fine quality Mohair ; Robes with cloth-back | finish. Nice for elosed 4 ears. Blue, green, gray, | taupe, maroon. 54x72 | Pillowcases 32.25 Pair | | ' Cotton Pillow Cases with lace- | trimmed and filet lace inserts. | Size 26x45 inches. Attractiveiy packed for Christmas giving. t ee en ee ee ee es ._ Tribune Institute Electrie Shep—Downftairs.

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ee oe PN 08 ne eS = « - - ed a eer ote yy : —“. —- i i =r 2: peters te oe ae Foie on ~~ * administration of the child labor | law in Missouri. Address by Dean Loeb. | Other events on the league cal- | endar for the week follow: Tues- | day, 10 a. m., City Central Commit- tee meeting at league headquar- SH DECE , a tt "hh ———— arNDAY, Sta f » tt ‘ -—-- -— = mer emaen-ent me . 625. ae 12B —_— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ve ne Seaaneianaiaie eee Wh, ai he , = HP Tie | ~ = ————— i | WOMEN VOTERS PLAN ——— a SSS === he — pe Sap ALAR . uy — ————— nian Vay MACHINES Fea ny INGHOUSE-: FINE~- SEWING: HIN re ity ; Mi ’ F R E + Pi or [> | y 4 Hy An — = ee TT NT D i}: ‘ i : i} ihiayil ——————— eet SS cei rn mR I mer — al > ie 4 ag SS — = ae Week of Events to Open With ——————— ——SS == ; ; mea. Piel : — ——— ¢ C = \- o 5 — | 7 f ; ; dining room. . SS ee = _ =. p e = el PLEN DID assort ments oO é > we . > > ; 2 Nagel and Lippincott to Speak. TE . ; ~ —_—_ S . ) ihe : Announcement is made that two, _ ——— j = ae have been acquired thre Uy (ag of the important study groups of | SOI een ce an = ( am Pe ——— rant resources, hoth in the UL - the League will meet during the, _ ie — 4 : ? — —g = va: ; . coming week. Tomorrow, at 3:30 | _—————— S SS f— abroad. a .m., Dr. Isaac Lippincott of! — ee 9 - Se : ‘ : ; ‘ i He p. m., | ! ‘lipsing in vanety, q | Washington University will ad-| _———— a \ 1 A sale e Ipsing 2 f rT ‘ ~ ” » | A ) ~~ Many Are Means of Raising Revenue,” at) — Se ee = aT 0 = r ° o aX. ; d in 1a | league headquarters, 3622 Olive | —— = a ° — ——". $ Develope l street. ne emmgenaeme —— —\ . ‘ ») pa i The study group on “Principles | _——— amuieden —— 2 0 ) z ‘ a —_- : e | of Federal Air,” of which Miss, —— — = \ 9 EPFL’ 5 4 ' 2 = ' i will be addressed at league head-— oe —— —— —— a Re SR ae - fh SRE a a / —- ——_ - ——- — © | quarters at 3 p. m. Tuesday, by | er ——— — ‘ tesa eS — , nions, 75c to $2 ters; Wednesday, 10:30 a. m., De-} — — a ——— = Traveling Compa t of Internati 1 Co- - ee ——— — a AR aR on tN A ENE I RTE i ——— : — ee ————= =~ Sting ot headauaccere: | —_—_—_————SSSSSS==>>=EEE—__— i ‘ ee | =e) 1G UO 1 GUO! NID IG UW OIGUDIGWoIGUODIGWOIGUDIGUDIGUD!IQUDIQUOIG UOC Zz, Ward meeting at Mission Inn Can- —————_—_— - = dy Shop, address by Chief of Police ————— Gerk on “The Police Department;” Wednesday, 8 p. m,, address by Dean Isidor Loeb of Washington | University in the medical school | auditorium on “The Constitution | and Public Utilities;" Friday, 10:30 ee ee $25 Allowance—$25 \j = C) | | 7 “ 7 ‘© —a —_— ~~ = Ne Ome — « ~omnaninsdi as as . 1 @ - : > ; LS P dress by Mrs. Roscoe Anderson on : = —for your drophead Sewing Machine on the purchase of any new Free-Westinghouse Sewing ers “Legislative Proposals for the Im.- | —————_— ° : “7 "7 7 L9F SEEMING ef Baucation in Miscou. | = a Machine. They are priced from $87.00 to $170.00. The console, illustrated, is $160.00, less the $2: ‘Keyring Cases, . black re , riz” and Friday, 1:15 p. m., parlia- | _ es allowance. If you have an Electric Portable we will allow up to $50 for it. a leather. $1.2 : mentary law class, conducted by | ——————————— Men’s Olothes and Hatbrushes, Mrs. N. P. Zimmer at headquarters. | —————— ine leather cases 50c to $2. 0 | = === ™ . genuln — CITY CLUB INVITES MEMBERS | = |} {=== 12 of the Many Reasons Why You Should Buy the Free- Westinghouse , “Men's Coat Hangers, $1.75 to $ | SS Coin Purses, variety of sty T0 DINNER SATURDAY EVENING ———————————— 1, .1296 eq. inches of cutting space. The 4. The speed contro! is a patented ad- 7. The electric light is built on the head. 10. Guaranteed for life against defec- leathers ; 50c to re | ————_—_—== extending leaf makes a table 36x36 in. justable device that !s not to be had on Much easier to use than the ordinary tive materials or workmanship. — _ Several Vaudeville Acts, Singing hy | oe 2. The drawers are concealed when not | any other make of machine. clamp-on kind, ‘ ae we Pocket Purses, many styles as (lee Club ane by “Guests” | a sewing, but when in use are very con- 5. The cabinet work is of the very best. 8. The mechanism is the very latest pen lange a - ee a cewten 7 ———_—_ _ on Program. | ————S veniently located. Hand-rubbed two-tone walnut finish. rotary long bobbin movement. dates . : ) : 2 Members ef the City Club, who. _——— 3. The combination hand-turned legs %. The head is very heavily enameled 9. The revolving spool pin eliminates the 12. More space when seated and casicr a. =. 2300, have been tn- —————————— will match almost any style of furniture. {| to prevent premature rusting, breaking of thread from the spool. | operation. Sit erect in your chair. vited to a dinner and entertainment ——! ——d next Saturday evening as guests of ——————— i ee ‘ TT 4 es ne rm “sees” a= Westinghouse Motor Vandervoort Guarantee — Super-Construction —— ae d — ————————— ° . . . ° bd . . . a edlieg Sonal oe mew eam ont —— Westinghouse Motors, like other appliances Free-Westinghouse Sewing Machines are Free-Westinghouse Sewing Machines have they have been careful to add, ——— made by them, hold an enviable position in the guaranteed by us for life against defects in the more improvements and labor-saving devices if there is no catch in the hospitality, SS——S——_— American home. This Motor is a part of tho construction or the materials used. We give than any other make. Only the best materials oe wilt = me solicitation, | ——_—— machine, but is so practically constructed that you, absolutely free, a year’s adjustment serv- 2 anh a bw the } 7 ing on the epirit of oy 2 tee Sa it may be taken out of the head by removing ice. We have sold these Machines for over ten aroused, ane taey are constructed by the best E = together and build up the friendly —————a— D. C. 110-volt current. Will sew two hours at recommendations of them to our friends and well made that the Good Housekeeping Insti- spirit of the club,” said President =— xes, colored leathers, Jewel Boxes, 75c to $2 ther Sewing Baskets, Large Lea $4 to $1 You : : p rac | It will be a. — : , The Free Sewing Machine Co., Rockford, ectian Desk Sets, genuine way res fe ' ogee poe members only, and | = chine is a thing of beauty. Designed to har- IJlinois, has made sewing machines for many The Finishes tive dg eee Seaton Sinner dance will be | — nize with the very finest furnishings. The ¢ ‘Vv » firs ake ; llv . hays Desk Pads, various lieathe transferred from the main dining = mr tg 2 “ig t ite a ek a Agari and they were the first to make a hey A wide range of Finishes to choose from— twles $1.50 to $2 | room to other quarters to make — heads are encased in cabinets designed strictly desirable electric machine. The motor in the : A tone’ see iF styles, whe .or this party. It is expected ——— = after periods of the Eighteenth century. You head is a combination of the ideas of the Free Senwine American WEINUl, LWO-teme GEG Pi0r The Feed | See how easily it Women’s Gif Toilet Cases, replica shell and re lica ivory fittings, $12 to MT Manicuring Sets, colored leathe fittings of replica shell and repli ivory,’ $1 to § Leather Sewing od eal Writing Cases, colored ieatne ” $2 to $12 m Di CAVDICAWO ACAD IL OMOILCMIILCMITOCMITOMSTOMSTCMSTORNS 1 —— STORE OF THE CHRISTMAS SPIRI ARRANGED O% C > —— = v4 1 6 RCA) CI —= Dolly Madison Broe SSS E | — ~— § 1 /. 50 | MORE | = 722108 Inch SS ’ dore of t Shopping Days SSS handsome brocade patterns. Sedl Before Xmas me “over pillows. Absolutely fast t¢ ; m ++ 7% ae 4 “lors. Rilanket Shop-—Se

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ee ~ or AY, ‘. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13B - SUND DECEMBER ¢' 1923, _—— —— | pECEMBER 6, 1925. live a TC . Hours: Daily, Qo 539; Saturday to6. enth ) — | pony Ammen! Sule of Loutmer Mevettics Weil-Chosen Furniture—Gifts of Lasting Appeal S| Starts Monday, Offering § APP ee a === SS ; In the Gift Galleries ——_———— — , \ ‘TE have made wider preparations this year than ever —————_— er or eather Novelties ir to ter if seein 9 aca a SS ; 7 Here are only a few for example. Hundreds of others, Se : © J I full of interest and charm, will be found in our attractive —SS—— ———— > or aii : avings 3 To Furniture Shops on the Fifth Floor. SS SS ’ a , = ————— nd i dae = oa nn PLEN DID assortments of Leather Novelties | HRISTMAS gifts are here for every mem- ——$—— . , a 9 . : s - v ——>——>— >> —— — —_ _= have been acquired through Vandervoort’s | ber of the family and scores of friends. In- Desk Chair ——= ae A ‘ | sd oni esk Chall = ——— vast resources, both in the United States and | dividual preference is sure to be gratified. This sturdy little Chair in ———— b ad SP ° a . ae walnut finish, with seatin cane > oa —————— abroad. Early selection is advised as some quantities Price, $12.50 — — Asale eclipsing in variety, quality and value- are limited. Many finer selections have 14k. —S= —————S - giving, the most outstanding of its predecessors. | gold trimmings. —— —S—————— 3 Many Are Leather ‘Novelties Never Before Shown in This Country. 7 Developed in Finest Grades of Leather and Most Attractive Colors. : — i | ae Table Desks Secretary Desk ———_——— be — Old English reproductions in walnut and gumwood, of An extraordinary value t& —— — —J a style very much the vogue. Top 42x24 inches. Five this commodious —_ of wal ————————=S drawers. The one illustrated is priced $76.00 pa agg pre. oe ———==} - aaa panel fronts ° 645 —=> | - ” | --— TT “eee ogc U ; ‘ 4 — _ = —— || Bae Carved Chair — Attractive Gifts for Men Who Travel This Louls XV Chair with — te Saiaahealll carved frame, covered in fine . ame f | Men’s Leather Toilet Cases, with | Medicine Cases, black and tan Handkerchief Cases, various LaetIOe* RASSEES. Se i} ! — ifm replica shell and ebony accessories. leathers, fitted with 2 to 12 bottles. leather and styles. $2 to $5 pe Poa Hay na wae ee | ————— |) $3.75 to $29.75 _. $1 to $8 Ditihtes Onetile leather’ cones | ° nadinably tele ae i Military Brushes, replica ebony Writing Cases, black and tan mye An Len "$1 to $5 Occasional Tables | ra + and shell backs. Real leather cases. leather. $2 to $18 oa (5. Page 7m ; avons ae te a — | $3.75 to $10.75 Tie Cases for & to 18 ties; some or Cases in leather $1 to $2.50 a ee with prices as low se 36.50. Manging Shelves | = - I Leather-covered Flasks, 75c to $10 for ties and handkerchiefs, gloves Manicuring Sets in black and tan ae “a The octagon Table illustrated, For your quaint and choice S | Traveling Companions, 75c to $2 and collars. $2.25 to $8 leather. $1 to $12 height 30 inches, is priced $55 bits of pottery and a few rare spinet Desk Others up to $90 books. Faithful reproduttions The woman who writes, even of antique designs, in brown ever so little, would be de- mahogany. The Shelves illus: jighted to have this delight- Di _ inc: 1 ——S | trated, 5%4x38-inch $11.25 fully roomy Desk for her very ==_>__=S own. Top of genuine walnut, ———— base of gumwood, in corre- ————— ' ‘sponding finish. 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Table top 16x23 _s emat ——$>_—__- Pocket Purses, many styles Bill Folds, °-fold style 75c to $10 25¢ to $1.50 ? mc glass ee inches. Table and chair are ee SSS 50c to $2 Bill Folds, 2-fold style, 75c to $10 Cocktail Sets, $7.50 to $12.50 ions decree easier —————_— : A >>=_= = Drop-Leaf Table Fashioned of selected burl : ——————— A graceful Colonial design of walnut, oe ram beautiful r = | handy size, that will fit many srain on all exposed surfaces. i ————— uaa ae poset wal Pre Every detail of finish quite ——————_ | Ree | with Chinese decoration. Top, perfect, revealing a gift that is have = mt Lp 7 18x23 inches; height, 25 to be a Iifetime companion. devices —————— ie Bid » inches. Illustrated at left $35 Illustrated at right $240 terials ———— SS Sect pate SS : We Invite You to Visit the Marvelous Gift Display on the Fifth Floor the best ————= bp ae «ef ee 2 37 SON o me 5: Sol ee 2 Furniture Shops—Fifth Floor. are so ———-—— a | ) ptt 0 —=SS== Smart Personal Gifts of Leather for Women | : . . ou > : aie | aie — § 4.00 Sugar Bowl, each......- «++: $ 2.00 Leather Sewing Rolls, 50c to $2 $1.50 to $2.50 cases, safety-pin cases, powder and Cream Pitcher, each.....---- $ 2.50 Cream Fucher, a $ 1.25 Writing Cases, colored leathers, Clothes and Hatbrushes, leather puff cases, small sewing cases. | Open Vegetable Dish, each....8 350 B ¢ — Wrenn Dish, each... .. : _ $2 to $12.75 mountings, 75c to $2.50 25e to $1.50 | nisi Tid vee Teil. dash. ae overed Vegetable Dish, each.. . 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” = — pad 2 te Ia x Pert 9g! PA ie om; ¢ mn = SEN LO og Se TOE gre Mee ES 8 > , 2 I Or ee ne tee ! r } 3 i 2 ; ? ‘eae i 4 9 et “ : e » ita ‘ ' . 7 .o ; , tts z 4 i-- 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The presence of music in the home on Christmas gives to that enchanted day a feeling of peace to all mankind, a message of benevolence and charity which only music, the universal language of all time, can express - But those of us who have been born in the piano industry and whose forefathers before them followed the same profession often find the wording of a musical advertisement somewhat difficult We feel you should know that Conroys alone give Conroy values, that Conroys offer you a dazzling array of new pianos impossible to duplicate, that almost half a century of continuous operation is your undoubted guarantee of satisfaction, that our financial strength is so unusual that we finance our own sales hence no extra interest or carrying charge is added. Yet—we also feel that the true Christmas spirit should predominate in musical advertising, hence our description of the two holiday specials is somewhat brief—but—secure a piano for Christmas. Have Music in Your Home Christmas Morning. . A Limited Number of Apartment Size | BABY GRANDS °d8d This modern little Baby Grand Piano in either polished or satin-finished mahogany will delight you, as it has other music lovers. Possessing a pleasing tone, it will add a world of beauty and charm to your home. There is now no reason for longer being’ without a Christmas Grand Piano in your home when you can purchase this beauti- ful little Grand Piané for $383. Special Until Sold 10 a Month | pL_AYER-PIANOS Begin Payments Next Year Full Allowance for Your Piano or Phonograph | ——_NOTHING DOWN When Your Piano, Victrola or Brunswick ‘Is Accepted as Part Payment on Your Purchase until sold, $335. Open Evenings Until 10 These holiday specials are indeed most timely. Now you have a rare opportunity of selecting a Piano at a price unusually low. Make your selection early. Be sure to have music in your home this Christmas. @ONROYS the Paramount Piano Store 1100 OLIVE STREET Full allowance for your Piano or Phonograph "399 A wondertul sale of late-style, standard-make Players at our holiday special prices. Substantially constructed, standard motor, full bronzed plate, brass trimmed, ma- hogany-finished case. This Player-Piano is a regular $585 value. Our special offer Open E venings Until 10 10% | a Month ’ con an me to be a school teacher. bat Shes no class.” then we burst 7 ope of Theat Art Finds Ret Repertory Pl- Theater Movement Embraces 500 with Center of Gravity on Stage Box-O ffice. By RICHARD L. STOR Music and Drama Critie of the P SOLITARY portent like the apparition trade piay house emphasizes pointedly @ vanished from the popular consciousness peeting that tne true function of the the ing the senius of Shakspeare, Goethe anc Mua] agency transcending the art museum "we demand from it for the most part on! ions of a peep Dox. never the commercial play- the follow! descenda to favor us with and plays: even vaguely touched with Barrie. a —_ eivilization. Mke “The O'Neill. “E » N Deor.” we are touch- sen. “An ie inclined to chant hosannas of W. &. Gilbe egiving. And when some malion and trew refrains from cudgels He Who is eustards, and flatters the tn- — The Imp and “Lady Strindberg, field, “Mella “Lilliom;” nce with such fibes as “She tears and hail him as a phe- mon of cerebral profundity. . Painting and Scripture. oO TTRARY to tne predicament lef drama, ft still remaing the a fortune of music, painting and ure that itn these arts the Joans” are the rule and net accidental exception. If the Art Museum, like the theater. operated for private gain, it offer for sale a stoc« of the lithographs and shoddy stat- known as “department store while only by sheer luc a Rembrandt or Cezanne be on exhibition. fiar'y. if the purpose ef the Louis Symphony Society were the performance of the world’s music, but the making of for- @ for its directors, then ft would t Gene Rodemich as conduc- engage as solotsts Seile Baker. Tucker and John Steele. de- it erchestra imto a jazz and enly by chance ever fal! the non-lucrative blunder ef ting a symphony of Beetho- or @ tone-poem by Richard | Taming the Box Office. Y its very constitution. the Monetary theater can only in- | termittently. with exceptional! mw of daring. perform for the service which a sym- y orchestra habftually does for and an art museum pro- me daily for the graphic art». er to shift the focus of grav- from the box-office to the stage. it, of course, belongs, reper- theaters with resident com- have been organized on a Profit-peying besis itn New Cleveland, Chicage, Detroit. Rapeolis. Pasadena and Santa ra it not ag yet in Pl iifference in standard ‘wo species of piay- s\arply tluminating. mon consent, the season ~~ -%-.5 mm the twe legitimate , of Sr Louts was a re- Progressive one. Tt ’ at toe us “Saint Jean.” “The 7 _ " “Cyrano de Bergerac” and .., : ~ “Meet the Wife.” “Tarnish,” | ." “The Potters.” | the Movtes” and “The | ° airs. Tanqueray.” | superiority in cultural serv- | ~l °v an enterprising In- : ‘er ef conscience | ned by means ef a | ." Teper ory of the ty Playhouse of Pasadena. | ci\'y with a pepuiation of ) e's works, the Pasa- | Sc Ww regaied set merely | ing Lear.” “as You Like | * Merchant of Venice” and | aming of the Ghrew.” but | The Comedy of Er- ® Labor Leet.” ¥. / ‘ of Wirtedaeer “A Sid ——— - To these may be added -———

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SUND DECEMBE R 6, 1925, 7 a oe o of peace to language of before them hat difficult a dazzling operation is al that we ising, hence Christmas. S33 shed mahogany ne, it will adda or longer being’ ase this beauti- special prices. | trimmed, ma- special offer Open Evenings Until 10 a 10" a Month Fi a @/ ti FT sf =: 72 @ ™ «> | a? O/;@2;'D'pn's) a7 a lef “ls , "a /# / j o, EP a) lan ~~ ey ¥ 3, SS | , - > « ~ ~ . ." eee ” WO . ~" . : «* eA : 4 Sts SS. Ws ~*~. “\ ‘ SS . MOO , , — ‘ ~~ LS. AAAS ‘ . ~~, ss .* . ~\\* ‘ ~~" RISA. Vr °~n~narne.® ian “nnn soos sss ass MEENA MLNNMYIs RQ HHHOOOwoxonyn ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ ‘ WY 4 —_ »: 7 eee ce eoenrrr * - etn i a ie Freee we se EG SN ~ aa LSS Sy | Shy Thee 6 we" 88645588 +e sees 6) &ees 68 eee & ‘ . aeneeeee® —_—ae al maT FOUR. : ee EI ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. PAGES 1—14. lope of Theatrical Art Finds Retuge in ‘ 6 ‘Repertory Playhouse Theater Movement Embraces 500 Producing Groups, With Center of Gravity on Stage and Not in Box-O ffice. By RICHARD L. STOKES, tT Music and Drama Critic of the Post-Dispatch. F SOLITARY portent like the apparition of “Saint Joan” in a trade play house emphasizes pointedly a fact which has almost vanished from the popular consciousness of America. Far from meeting that the true function of the theater—an institution en- Bing the genius of Shakspeare, Goethe and Moliere—is that of a sal agency transcending the art museum and symphony orches- Ewe demand from it for the most part only the naive and childish Becions of a peep-box. ; menever the commercial play- ees eondescends to favor us with mae even vaguely touched with mand civilization, like “The Next Door.” we are touch- Inclined to chant hosannas of ving. And when some ndrew refrains from cudgels ‘e ) lel custards, and flatters the in- a nce with such jibes as “She to be a school teacher, but bas no class,” then we burst tears and hail him as a phe- pon of cerebral profundity. , Painting and Sculpture. RARY to tne predicament drama, it still remaing the fortune of music, painting and ure that in these arts the Joans’’ are the rule and not accidental exception. If the Art Museum, like the theater, operated for private gain, it offer for sale a stock of the lithographs and shoddy stat- known as “department store while only by sheer luck fa Rembrandt or Cezanne be on exhibition. Mmilarly, if the purpose of the Mguis Symphony Society were ane performance of the world’s music, but the making of for- me for its directors, then it would Mint Gene Rodemich as conduc- }as soloists Belle Baker, Tucker and John Steele, de- its orchestra into a jazz and only by chance ever fal! the non-lucrative blunder of weenting a symphony of Beetho- or @ tone-poem by Richard . & ' ' TZ its very constitution, the »Monetary theater can only in- Peermittently, with exceptional of daring, perform for the service which a sym- Fy orchestra habitually does for and an art museum pro- Gaily for the graphic arts. fer to shift the focus of grav- atom the box-office to the stage, re it, of course, belongs, reper- theaters with resident com- es have been organized on a Profit-paving basis in New Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit. lapolis, Pusadena and Santa a—but not as vet in Sv. The difference in standard Pen the two species of play- is sharply illuminating. common consent, the season m924-25 in the two legitimate of St. Louis was a re- ably progressive one. It ht to us “Saint Joan.” “The " “Cyrano de Bergerac” and Rivals.” But it also forced U8 a quantity of trash, in the of dozens of offerings of Wwe reca!)!] scarcely anything the names —"“On the Stairs,” Trial Honeymoon,” “In the t Room,” “Sweet Little Devil,” of Quakertown.” mig Pretty,’ “For Many more. “Sakura,” All of Us” Gives Superior Service. CWtrast to trivialities, > tended to acclaim as world- ‘a King Masterpieces a number ey intrinsically ephemeral and portant, like “Rain,” “The De- Meet the Wife,” “*Tarnish,” Show-Orf,” “The Potters,” of the Movies” and “The € Mrs. Tanqueray.” : Superiority in cultural] serv- Mdered by an enterprising in- ~eNnt theater of conscience be discerned by means of a at the repertory of the nity Playhouse of Pasadena. ® city with a population of 50,000. Bhakspeare’s works, the Pasa- Public is regaled not mercly King Lear,” “As You Like e Merchan! of Venice” and “ming of the Shrew,” but oth “The Comedy of Er- ‘Love's Labor Lost.” “The Wives of Windsor “A Mid- mer Night's Drean “Much About Nothine “Twelfth t and “Th. Tempest.’ such Shaw, Thsen. Congreve. SLIERE is represented by “The Bourgeois Would-B. Gentleman,’ Nobleman “Ta = €nd “Seana: by “The Flin a elle.” and Sheri- “The S Ndal’’ nd "T} Cah } bon t ANG PFoiets he Pm Knight «/ Shaw pp; the Lior oo howl ‘Ty ritvu’ ® Burning Pes Ovides “Androcies ' Arms and the PP tel and. “You Never e To these may be added ‘ the following list of playwrighis and plays: Barrie, “Alice-Sit-by-the-Fire;” O'Neill, “Beyond the Horizon;” Ib- sen, “An Enemy of the People;”’ W. S. Gilbert, “Engaged” and “Pyg- malion and Galatea:” Andreyeff, “He Who Gets Slapped:” Wilde, “The Importance of Being Ernest” and “Lady Windermere’s Fan;”’ Strindberg, ““‘Lucky Pehr:;:"” Mase- field, ““Melloney Hotspur;” Molnar, “Lilliom;” Rostand, “The Ro- — mg 0f OF O89 OF ARTHUR tn "SAINT JOAN '— Almerican ELIZ GERGELY : un’ THE STUDENT PRINCE ~. Sh ubert - Pialto ‘ Een = A CHARLES RAY and PAULINE STARKE- ° sn "BRIGHT LIGHTS "- Loews State Macterlinck, Sister Beatrice:"’ Congreve, “The Way of fhe World:” Galsworthy, ‘“‘Strife;” Bernstein, “The Thief;"’ Lady Greg- ory, “The Traveling Man” and “The Workhouse Ward; Bennett, “The Stepmother;” Yeats, ‘The Hour Glass: Pinero, “The En- chanted Cottage.”’ “Himself” and “Trelawney of the Wells;”’ Ervine, “The Critics” and “Jane Clegg;”’ and Milne. “The Dover Road.” “The Rivals,” “He Who Gets Slapped” and “Liliom” have been given recently at the pecuniary theaters of St. Louis, and “The School for Scandal!” is promised for mancers”: — Continued on Next Page. |The Theatrical Calendar | AMERICAN—One week's re- turn engagement of George Bernard Shaw’s “Saint Joan,” beginning tonight, with Miss Julla Arthur again playing the Maid of Domremy. SHUBERT-RIALTO —~ Fourth | and last week of “The Stu- | dent Prince,” an operetta by | Sigmund Romberg based on the play. “Old Heidelberg.” EMPRESS — The Woodward Piayers in “Connie Goes Hone,” a comedy by Edward Childs Carpenter. ORPHEUM — Francis White in songs and dances; Benny Rubin, stage and screen com- edian: Harry Delf, funster and song writer: Bob Canne. fax. former billiard cham- pion, and four added turns. GRAND OPERA HOUSE—Pe- dro Rubin*in Spanish dances, Gladys Delmar, six other acts and ‘Justice of the Far North.” a picture. ODEON—Tonight, the German Stock Co. in “Dr. Jekyl! and AGNES AYRES tn "MORALS FOR MEN” HOOT'GIBSON and HELEN LYNCH in "THE ARIZONA SWEEPSTAKES! | * — Rivolt GEORGE GERSHWIN'S NEW JAZZ CONCERTO IS WORK OF GENIUS ery body The Mr. Hyde"; Tuesday evening, the Yiddish Theater Co. of | (hicago in “Believe Your | Wife.” GAYETY—Talk of the Town.” writer rhythms By SAMUEL CHOTZINOFT, Music Critic of the New York World. \ NEW YORK, Dec. 5. HE eagerly expected Conc by George Gershwin, Tienes Carnegie Hall to its tapacity Thursdgey afternoon, when it was presented for the first \me by Dr. Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Orchestra. Like Deems Taylor's symphonic poem, “Jurgen,” this work was commissioned by Dr. Damroscb; but “Jurgen” did not cause half the anticipatory excitement aroused Dy Gershwin's first attempt at 5) mphonic form. Cai ers, pen t hat When dered new worke So far. in spite of nu reougs alarins, nothing of value has emerged Last Gershwig came straight from Tin Every day sees the presentatio! of some musical noveity, and there organizations in New the encouragement of quiries a ny ’ yeur ure mans é York for ley to a Whiteman of jazz at Aeolian Hall, with a “Rhapsody in Blue” which set ev~ Pan Al The piece was 4 compared to the comedy 7 were those, even among his admutr- who one of those accidents which hap- once cannot be explained and cer- the yreat dea about would get , for the handling of @ symphonie ‘ al, fe 7 Fem, “ie | | *f ; #4 » Hee ' ~ f SES we. a . . . 7 a o¢¢o os OFS i* BETTY COMPSON and HOUSE PETERS rn "COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENSE FRANCES WHITE il Kings LOIS WILSON cm "WELCOME HOME" *—— Delmonte by the ears and gave [{o the future of American music a0 unexpected twist. “Rhapsody tn Blue.” HE excellence of the rhapsody was a bolt from the blue, Gershwin was widely known as @ good musical comedy composer, r of fetching for tunes and in the prevatling fashion. lengthy flight composers musi- numbers, but there considered the rhapsody in a lifetime—something tainly cannot be repeated Dr. Damrosb rashni' or- concerto there was a of head-shaking ance if where Gershwin knowledge required the concert work nd what would ve —— Orpheum DOROTHY MACKAIL tn ¥ JOANNA! — Crand Central. West End Lyric «. Capitol: 1 t the na- ture of his material. As 4 rnatter of fact. Gershwin himself modestly disclaimed any knowledge of mu- sical form. But after all there was the “Rhapsody in Blue,” which was as big an advance over his previous work as the concerto would be over the rhapsody. Gershwin intimated that he would trust to luck But it was not luck that carried the composer of the rhapsody to success, and luck alone never would have created the Concerto in F. The truth is that George Gershwin is a genius; perhaps only one of all the younger men who are try- ing with might and Main to express the modern spirit You may cite his deficiencies as betrayed by his atest work-——they are obvious He ic not a master of formes, he is au daciousty irresponsibie, and writes apparently, whatever he ‘eels. indiscriminate!) He lacks depth. and it seeme that through his lifelong environment he never Centinucd om Next Page. the down, ’ —— St Louis Kae, ~~ CAROL DEMPSTER tn. “THAT ROYLE GiRL‘“— C_/1issourt ‘Saint Joan’ and Julia Arthur Return HE tenderest and most ex- T alted work for the stage as yet written by George Bernard Shaw, “Saint Joan,” will return to the American tonight for a week's engagement. It was seen here last season. Miss Julia Arthur will again appear in her famous portrayal of Joan of Are, with Lynn Pratt as the urbane and im- placable Earl of Warwick. The company is otherwise virtually new. The play is an apologia for those oddities of the species with seur- passing intelligence, who are quite commonly put to death by their terrified fellow-creatures, as was Joan. Shaw depicts the Maid of Domremy as a woman of high mentality, will and initiative; of that flawless common sense which, in practica! affairs, becomes genius; of rough tongue and boundless, outspoken contempt for bunglers, Epilogue in 1929. HE action traces her career from her first appeararice in history to her death at the stake, or Continued on Next Page. eee At the Movie Houses DELMONTE— Warner Baxter and Lois Wilson in “Welcome Home.” sT. LOUIS—“Counse! for the Defense.” with Betty Comp- son, and vaudeville. MISSOURI — Carol and W. C. Fields in toyle Girl.” NEW GRAND WEST END LYRIC AND CAPITOL—" Joanna,” with Derothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall. LOEW'S STATE - Lights,” with Charles and Pauline Starke. Dempster “That CENTRAL, “Bright Ray RIVOLI—Hoot Gibson in “The Arizona Sweepstake.” KINGS —' Morals for Men,” with Conway Tearle and Ag- nes Ayres. First Florida Boom Topic of O'Neill Play CR ‘‘The Fountain,’’ to be Pro. guced Thursday, Tells How That Eminent Realtor, Peter Martyr, Sent Ponce de Leon On a Vain Quest of Youth. ——_—— — — By ALEXANDER WOOLLCOTT, of the New York Werld. Drama Critic NEW YORK, Dec. 6. HE doors of the little Green T wich Village Theater whic!) stands in Sheridan Square have been closed all week, while within there are mighty prepara: tions for the production of a new play called “The Fountain,” which is to be revealed there for the first time on Thursday night of the week just ahead. The city’s interest is natura), for “The Fountain” ‘was written by Eugene O'Neill, and whereas his dramas altogether have not played to as many people as tha: single national ourse, ““Able’s Irish Rose,” nevertheless he is, I imag. ine, the best known American dramatist. His Foreign Fame. HE most widely known, cer- T tainry. For the grim plays that have been written by this son of the late James O'Neill of . ‘Monte Cristo” fame have carrie. his name to the ends of the earth. London, Paris, Berlin, even Mos- cow—these cities know the work» of Eugene O'Nelll. And probab!) no college youth whe has ven. tured into undergraduate drama.- tics in this country during the past 10 years has reached hie las: commencement without having appeared in at least one of the shorter O'Neill plays. “The Fountain” deals with Juan Ponce de Leon, sometime Gover- nor of the island of Porte Rico. who, setting forth in two caravels. discovered on Easter day, 1612. the jutting tongue of taird laga which we know as Florida. About that tract of unknown territory, this bemused explorer believed some fabulous things, wherein, it might be added, he differed im- perceptibly from certain frenzied contemporaries of ours whe have discovered Florida all over again - and are at least twice ag excited about it as Ponce de Leon ever was. Sceptical O14 Peter, HE old Spaniard, as yov doubtless recall, was seeking Fountain of Eterna! Youth, which the forerunners of the present rea] estate fellows had led him to believe could be found somewhere to the north of His. paniola. It was old Peter Martyr. writing to His Holiness in Rome who reported thus: “Among the islands there i« one about 325 leagues distant, a« they say which have Searched the same, in which is @ continua! spring of running water of such marvelous virtue that the water on being drunk (perhaps wit) some diet) ma sen ip ) keth old men young But Peter Martyr w skeptic and it monte cust tae Br ve to add “perhaps with some diet’ to the popular legend, thereby ad. vising all those in quest of eterna youth not to trust too much te an, fountain but to keep an eye as well on what they ate. Poetry in Prose. (NEILL. in @ program note disclaims any pretention to his toricity and, as a mild jab at the fat-headed critics who objected to “Anna Christie” and “Desire Ir der the Eims.” takes solemn oath in advance that in “The Foun tain” they will find no “morbid realism.”’ The only historica’ character in the piece is Columbus And it so happens that the onty line In the play which J have over. heard during this week of re hearsals deals with Columbus. Ru: that line does asatick fast in mm» mind. It is where Ponce de Yeon Says: “T saw Columbus today. He rod. his mangy mule as if he wer Caesar. His eyes were full of gol. en citiea,”’ “The School for Scandal” “] OMoRROWw night and for ene night only, the hardened City of New York will shelter two pro ductions of “The School for Scan dal." The plece its scarcely new in New York. Indeed, they wer: playing ft lustily at the old red frame playhouse in John etree’ across the road from 8t. Paw!’s when Gen. Washington, newly ar rived in town for his first inauev ration, drove over in his handsom: coach from his house tin Cherr ) street, to pay his first visit to the theater There can be here at two productio: gfoing on one time for t) same reason that “Dnele Tom’: ‘‘abin’ outeold any American hew written since the lugubricue which recited the hard fat ” Charlotte Temple. and for the game reason that at one time itn WN: - - - Centinucd es Neat Page. A 2 a 4 ~ re —— - >. os y= ome ; ee tell Acie A al A ea EE I EO A CREO x pane Serge r -- . — - : : oe — = eo —e° Ss Ls Ss a Sa 2 eae a, ES a

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Se . - 2 eer ‘ | mn 7 ' ; o “ae ss . . ‘ ma aee ‘ : \ ¢* . cu ar. . ra REPERTORY PLAYHOUSE ™ anid xn have a theater|nmo problem would now confront z . Jt must raping 27 many i re Ete » " 2 Pin gre emma bitten a vs - “ aay al to him to see how ‘Comtinued From Preceding Page. WORK BY RI IBINSTEIN : t he own or if he were not an Continued om Neat Page. 5 te ors are being given over — mn to preposterous pro this season. Also, several of the! eo ’ tow FOREMOST MUSICAL LEADING THEATRE OF ST.LOUIS Pee packed bY eomeore Wh works named above have been pre ———— : ~ | 4s MUSEMEN | AMUSEMENTS ano hich prids ; . Ce AMATIC in “~ eo | iG . ntex y com! C tit | , s aan — attractions say | Direction Miaw & Eriancer ~ serious reasons R sail or ins. r } »f the three or four li rj 4 ’ ; : . ~ en a te i~ Tees crry . o or w hath er™ oe ork Dui . i 4 : > MARKET ST. AT SEVENTH , , . hop the : it'« 7?’ n, will be presented as soloist at the Symp: ting to foot mann, a . s whet s - . ou - es ’ : i‘. . en . ~ . ‘i. came to see ée*- > i. > -oneerts on Friday afternoon and Saturday erenin t the eon : oe *. | pubsic will play the D Minor Concerto of hi st her, Ar ud _ . THE OUTSTANDING even Sa This does as eT : ~—aeerwunentins 4 , . | onight 8:15 Sharp; Mats. Wed. and Sat. 2:15 Sha . atl . = -jeaters Tomb of - } jerail _ ager - p. rr? * a” , : nc ce - “s the one ieon by 3 ; : ‘ ~ : 5s. aaee given over ; AP . ae rs. Esmeral erry Mayes an eS e | O ST LOUIS Spanish Il. Presto; Presto meno assal. airs. — poner ’ - “ % * a 1 F ° ; é . i Yidd tish, German, Speh-s 7. » ? *% ~—- ~—— i Miss el Kno bloch, both pu ipil , | nd t nale: Allegro con Brio. : e Hungarian a : 1 Gusikoff, concertmaster : e. Get Your Seats Before They Are All Gone LATEST~GREATEST : f, Nag - coe col ear the : a > ; he builders w: way succt ru wows " or und Iso ’ Wagner of the orchestra. The program fol- ; . ’ ** -% ° ‘ ry -_ La Si i : | “ F ot * es * od which =~ Pa siden el a ere a a Soe , be reacy *° geitver ‘until some- : - 7 — . - , > , . * on . . . . ; eek. rica] enlightenment are more p. Rryr: bee Schneider afar ee oext © : tiful in the smai!l suburb of Los An- } ime } ct. Loui eigenen rT . T with a few stastling ¢xcep- a eA ‘ a ‘ cole . . 7. ~~ . ; 7 > : t ‘ “a : ae > om & : . these have -; heen so sty ome , its ' > 2 : . " :. ” be ssin a. - os ~*~ ~ee * ~~ es" s : , —~ +, . dine ieetliaaties . ° ka . ee iat iis > Ve open to at y pa a L 7 re > ° a> peprhae GE. AB Me, 0 a ae a jnabes Success Of Two Conti nents “y . good will, any more “fond . Cc jente ie. " as produced one year at Exmmmmmes ceventtnn (react cautious S Donn Byrne tells the legend, °- U"™®! tale SF USstinguished English ‘cellist, whe + the production of “The Schoo! line.” e adds that “ths "ere, ageless Raggy = Tr > " ’ . ' > é de Be “Ne ‘ : | ‘\= largest gr ip of mon ’ pend i Le iG was born ax. Omaha Da mros . . x na . n i} re. - -- : a. ~ a4 — . : that it is not the pm bdat i ers. udied in America and abroad. ..4 has >pea! n joint cite) | ° y re: blance of -Qrm M ‘ sm is matataintng Biss. insali’s Escaping from these masters. and tor 25 years has lived tn San y itp, lerewski, Gabri bh | Pet to the same instrument in 500 HEIDELBERG 5 By Aaron Hoffman, Author of “Friendly E val at the Little Theater. censtituted as to loco! th am Fr sco, where he wrote the cCortot, uer, tett om tech good jazz band (which would hav ; , “Welcome Stranger,” “Nothing But Lies,” Etg,& Mrs. Samuel Insull is the Chica- enamored eve “Topsy a 1s music fo: the Bohemian Ciub's ,,, i — ic se +49 ORCH TACED BY J.C HUFFITAN ORCH. One Year in New York—Six Months in Chicago—Three Mouths is gociety matron who used to fe than on “Hamlet,” the s rama, “The Triumph of Bo- ii 2f Sncgy ane a ea * SEATS NIGHTS: Orch 2.75; First Balcen rs Wallis and who, a‘te~ con- 3 MAIL \s : ming tng WEDNESDAY mem sis ; - ly range than .0 yeers of ee am, A = | a ul ” cette Btenavered Bice sige ope ore bn 8 ‘ : } the : ~ tra ) DOr? SEATS COMPANY . 125 certed stables, | thelpresen halt-completed |o>icce thin afters ie Gd aX rork was hard 9 MATINEES ORDERS | ricse maicony $1.65 and $1.10; See. Balcony Stn OM frement, has returned “@o the ee a : enon x shcatiS2 » ‘. $ ee aa im such hasnts asec ch ‘hes. —* + fiona 7; arrooms. a “tm an thr = h "3 urf icy fhe ePniags : a ae tice - We ti ¥ - tS ; ge: , ‘ . ae . ec , inc inding } MATINEE: Orchestra S770: First Balcony $1.45 aad as Lady Teazie ‘" «A pr 4 ic- a these quain? nurseri: nrang mee ceed : — ae ¢ , lerman Naunhei: pasionme eee reg hiiar ak Peg ' oo $2.50 60_male cHorus-60 $2.00 NOW Baiceny 50 cents. (All prices are Tax Incloded). “a of that immortal! se) an organism which today, outside Of Music at Mills College. Principal fRumber will be ranck ea ‘alana ee aa an on ~ ked by herself. Uniess t&e Due- of New York, the principal hops. Hot nn began his caree! - ene? SP RN eee co i oe : me} ; ha en AMERICAN—CHRISTMAS WEEK a ssion to attend her perform- ef dramatic art. and which is|wonder-child, and played here in jert wil] resume this afternoon hic) pores ea BY Paul Whiteman, ween SUNDAY DEC. 13—Mail Orders Now Ss", . rents Bip increases perceptibir, ono. called, often in derision, the Litt ee Reet wes oe ee ane nom fa » fal st such music is’ Com. ear at thames a SUPERLATIVE EVENT OF THE DRAMATIC SEMI noe. oar che whole ven- 4 — eo Theater Mov ment. t is m n eminence as a pianist, h } OM the Scottish Rite Cathedral ‘a es The Famo All-Star Com Comori: ie > will have cost the Insttiis cally’ known iu Ee Fagg bow pe 5 ser RIES ice pS tig es Je “SAINT JOAN” AND The Thrilling, Chilling, Screaming Mystery ° us pany, an “a | 00 £80 thafacia on . ow ~ Us nc i _¥ @ Died ran k as a com pose in P Oowell’s Romanti Suite 4 ' R! hard Bri le ’ _ ares like $1 Sprite this infar t as gro wn to be. mo works. in order th at they might an ; num . } - Ds + ) 4& reason why the Anlu and artistic Lber'y, and Ree ee a mot ORY | moved along almost i aikpaame becwer : Downtown Ticket Office, Mezzanine Fleer. Arcade I copyrighted. Any community ry , 401 im Stit Mas theater road fer anda ae etaiee ~eoductions “y Schoo! fo: M PRE ; Ticket Sellers will give reu prompt and ceurtecus bitious to estabiiah x ight undertak: title ane) ‘iesteeetaie’ ate ae = intl tat tein eal ; PRICES — Box Seats, $5.00; chance! seats, $4.00; first St. Louis Players. with their productions at the Artists sila: the iz citut and frem the $400,000 Comm t with so small ng mm Pasadena to Rear . ms Ggamatic laboratory a: on + th nal) . - | mati 2 2° Washington University. Yet ‘they POus - he v0 Seeing vent agen ~ sciousness nd it} pn ile Louis Mann Next Week eee seem ©80 brotherhood in ser. | OO TS ee eat > delight in the stridency. the rauch. is [ANN mes 1 Cheney's definition: “Am art the- 7 i a ' on ye ‘ -an ax+ we @ter is one dedicated to the creative ° = - ‘ " . > s . \ > ww, > . ._ & > - ca 4 : ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ho oe a : - . : . = ™ - _ , ‘ - 7? ™. ° - _ ‘ - : . i alae n i ‘ | ~ pn s - aw 4 . : x - 4 ° ° ** = " : > = ‘ -_ ™ > - — . . o~ a -- 4 ‘ J e — — ; . . A . . ." sa - ‘ 4 i « ‘ ‘4 ™ » ™ . _™ = . . ‘ : ia x { Ort ~ 4 : \ a4 : ’ ‘ - & —_ - a 7 P ‘ i w — - . 7 . “~ _ > > . aging of tr ipomant lays . nec ‘ ee a ‘ , >. P . . > os : .s . o - Er! " >% ‘ " : ‘ . 7 iS : _ - - ~ & _ » . art — . : - . . » - . . . . ~ c ‘ . . - : ‘ . ‘ — ™ > . a my a. xs . : = - — & . « m udience.” «a ie a —_, ~ me ah. = — -. > . 7 = a +4 - — . . : ~ 7 7, - ~ - 2 ' = ‘ . ‘ — ps rt he li ° . " . rs ie * . . . ~ = ee . ~~ : : . . ~ - . a t “a. ter. ike al Vv ot) or &« ie - . - + &> = 26 « > - - ’ + oan ~~ © " - - ™ > tes - s er P » - . . : t = . . +4 *& «+s - > . _ . + ~ > > ~ s+ --« = ~~ P > > * - . : - . => - or » . é » . - . ose . - te » = As ~ ® ~ > . ~ ’ “ , . >" eo | 7s > ® ’ 7 . ai . - > . >. " . . 7 . ° > ~ _ - ,- — > = . " : ‘ _ + — ~ . . ™ * * > -- -« ~s 4 : > > ar" . a -* ; 1 “ 7 » > . ~ . ot *? A . . hm | . 4 — , ‘ . .* . a« . " ‘ " . ‘ @ . . . . . sé j : ‘ —— . ™ ‘= ~ ~s* . ~~. ~ = oS — = s 4 : : _ _ . . . > ia : . = . - - ws —— . ‘? > ~~ ’ ° > “ ae ’ > } a ™ . . > - ~+ . tA « . : a . ‘ ‘ ~a ; aA » . —- © > - 7 . ‘ ‘ = : ‘ - 4 as s 4he ; . ‘ - . 5 : j ‘ ‘se? ..* . > ‘2 ‘ . . — = ~—>* ac . ~ * ~ > > a» . . — — — : - - ~» ~ - _ " ‘ . . . + ‘ = ‘ . 4 — ha a ;y _ ; - as _ . ‘ > > ~. ™ . ” oA . is _ : _* , = ™ 4 6 a " ™ ° e &eaea > +*- . - ~~ o . 2 . : - . ~~ = NOW PLATING Mrihwn ‘The Greatest OFAII C omedy Bills {4?, must Pay rent and salaries: and for a long time the poverty of the institutional plavhoese wa SL RNR s ~« " 5 ep P * _ Cet s\n > % a HM yp 0 =e Pie te ren or fr. ~ feieie: apse , - DPT Re 8 oe ae, eee es +» Pl a buehne, or People's Stage. of Ber- cruin duri: the considerable jose tix perme ne te a ss ger : nthe Th number of weeks when the theater coro. Wheenne ea olin con- FLORIDA’S FIRST BOOM © eater Guild its financially is dark the: re no traveling e3 Ah Bes eras ’ aovern s : amdependent on account of its list penses, advertising costs are radic- ..3. @. er beats mod-_ IS TOPIC OF COMING of 24,000 subecribing ticket-buyers: ally reduced, and sundry savin cee ee ee eee O’NEILL PRODUCTION > - se _ * , . ie . a . ' 3 ‘ - . a ts thus insured AZa: DSC OSS ON : effect through standardize. Cae i RAS 50 subscribers. Th hav 2. arnegie Institute of re tee pa nin Be a Nil dati bied and trebied in the followin Technelogy, in Pattsbure ie te iid WM ae , i a. = ane é6 progression. ros 500 190% “Emancipat ipse ly: fram RE UR pst . He tise ia 00: a ait Ree el een ee g Se PRE RS ee ee OE Sie OR 2 Reenter | pectic uiara. "9 400 and %9°: . ; : le it and : aw ~\ ' " _ te . “THE “MIRACLE” HISTORY largely due to the T™ ) ‘ ¢ oo ne Andante a Masterpiece. Olympia, Leadon. a+ 1911. where & plared te —yt 5 : : a. | ; siti ee : : ‘ °4. rr: > 2 ‘ . = — -_ - Preduced Bertia, Stork boda. \ ene amd to such similar institutions , , repertory theaters could ’ 8 A ote . 3 OPERA ES Earepena cspitais. . the Neigh herhood vhous the th t be eatablish: e ' oc , . . | Finally. New York. a Sy nD for +-7- Actors’ Theater and the Province. ¢" than New Yor Seager eG rae ryatanis a ae HOUSE a — ote eee ee own Piayers, that New York bee ' 7 oa “y a “ weve: tan imtry the ' naa a “ny nage mae me lt A. M@—CONTINTOrS—11 PL. | CHAS. ( Slim) TIMBLIN HOME” ight pheeemenaiiy suceresful «it weeks’ risen in a decade ODEOSR >3:15 dian ens, in “HES VERSTS ae Feorerisy “FOOTBALL FOLLIES” with Mat. Sw. “PTEP each, 29 between $590 and $1000, «mt it has neith: “ sie ali gents a . ‘JUSTICE “RED GRANGE - _— FREASC RE nt AND. oe | +o ag ae = urlesque = and v : re ; thas a) 4) 4 ’ er : orchestr 5 r : ' ae — bh ci i eas than ; 4 hie | 3 hestra | | rouz Phy oF THE AEGLAAN ©O.. 1084 Olive, Tha Velksbuehne of Beriin was | ilthely mutilating the clamien and|manner in the esteution ae a FAR NORTH” SO CisTs x0 MicuER: —— o; wanined by workingmena and |imsteacd eof drama there are infan. - Blues” made his -ontributies is ” cnet CONTIANL OLS shows: — ‘* : ~ - ~ tahoe . age who gradualiry formed a ‘le screen stories and Yartety ‘o the performance a delight. This = —_ Lh the Positwely | 206,000 subecribers. Lefore turns which are the very last werd cannot be said of Dr. Damrcech Sat Night. “an. @ Helidars, te & 50 the GREATEST sHow = S les is af the Pindeve and lssers ture to PosT- — — = amd 6m oe es ee = Chfi@ree ender TT yrs. Any Thee iSe acer DISPATCH Waet Ads —and meet a a 2S RL — TELS a. SEC oor ae a a . ” ‘ ~~ a .* “ae, , > -o ae —— . x Bee ~~ x - = ee oad Menges - Pat OCR ~ 4 ; Ethel Knobeloch BOX SEATS, $1.56 —Paner VESERVED SEAT! Bairons. First Bow Sr: Balance Not Rewer Te

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: Sago — -~-- - — = we ’ ennlaee ——— — _- —— Se eee : = # DISPAT : a aE a 2 ow ) | i 7) PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS CH — . DA’S FIRST BOOM | large numbers of them seem only | Lago, and the sepulcher will be in The body of Puccini lies at pres-|tist Orphans’ Home at Pattonville, |amount was asked for last year. | A too distressingly aware. the side wall of a tower containing! ent in the chapel of the Toscanini Mo. Stephens College is a Baptist This year’s program of the society AMUSEME a TOPIC OF COMING However, there seems to be no his studio and plano. family at the Milan Camposanto. instittuion for women. calls ~— O’NEILL PRODUCTION |hard feeling, for Mr. Tyler has in- The studio is being kept as its | | $5900 Drive at Columbia. Boone County health unit, with the i. vited Mrs. Insull ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 ‘ —_—_— ~ : for the maintenance of a ) _—. as while ara - . win? J A ; to oczupy a box | master left it. His correspondence | College to Give to Orphans. COLUMBIA. M lee & Ete, |co-operation of the State Board of | Aces oy ee Lerten EH ctl and she has accepted. }is still lying on the table along| COLUMBIA, Mo.,Dec. 6.—For _ thousand dollars ae a the “ae Halth, the Boone County Board of , : r ly a - After all, the Tyler company with his spectacles, while on the ithird successive Christmas students of Pag atten: aha De oe ‘ ety ag Health, the Columbia City Counetll, 4 | yt must a | (which i 1 les su th old favorites | Piano are some sheets of music/|of Stephens College here will act f siniedaia , te lear ' the Boone County Court and the ees + oP egaencd : : 0. P ‘# ‘ ie goer Seat ie f n- | with fragments of the unfinished |in the capacity of Santa Claus to ie " Welfas ron nen naa Columbia School Board. wut Pein totes eae sos it Henrietta haalaso~ a wil opera, “Turandot,” scored on them ithe inmates of the Missouri Bap- | elfare Society. The same P ~ town to =— a ye neh | | ——-- EADING THEATRE OF ST.LOUIS rf NO TRap - eked by someore wha give this one invitation perform- | Wrection HMiaw & Eriancer | . eas 7 . 1 in which pride , ance only asa gesture. The troupe | iad is PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS RKET ST. AT SEVENTH‘ a : . hope or W hatnot figure,| Winds up a somewhat unsatisfac- | Silat “Ges ‘6 Comsen of Zaceems and OG © want | | : ) | | 7, - 4 foot the bills wheth- | tory engagement in Bos*‘on tonight, ie od scl to see the play | opens in Newark on Monday and is $15.00 INSTRUMENT FREE , wg public « : tnnie Midas for a ered WILL HOLD UNTIL XMAS. BEGIN LESSONS JAN. 1ST @3 “Legitimate” Houses. | tour that reaches at least as far as 50 CENTS PER LESSON MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY a | ‘ w there s 63. St. Louls. ; = New York now tiner are ‘ee ne, BERTRAM C. WHITNEY X cle senahady aaned | SPECIAL VIOLIN OFFER eng Met ¥** TORRE DEL LAGO CHOSEN (School chwaren only) Preseries 506 to . = date” theaters or, ene | ' Pay for one month's lessons in advance and get a com: THE OUTSTANDING “ yen more laughably called | FOR PUCCINI S SEPULCHER | plete violin outfit FREE to give your boy or girl No DRAMA es ny . a ate” theaters This does | re Obligation except to return -the instrument when discon: TIC EVENT °° to saggimptrate ieee nee OF A DE CA several thousand /Tomb of Composer Will Be in Side | tinuing lessons. DE | wer ¢ ee ee, 5936 Easton Grand and Olive Granite City unt the ‘al Tower Cont _” palaces, the ‘umerous| yen of tower Containing HAWAIIAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC 4 Yes or apy of the} : : ° ? Bapieville temr a ; . i MILAN, Dec. 5.—After a contest Cabany 32994 Phone Lindell 4294 Tri-City 1665 of s given over to produc- re ‘ fai AB ® Bgyhouses & - * between three Italian towns—Torre i Cea ee . 72. ig Yiddish, German, + panish, | , , , | del Lago, Lucca and Viareggio— ' Send information and free copy “Summer Moon” LATEST-GREATEST PLAY lian, Chinese, Hungarign ané the | for the honor of sheltering the) hoge sahegpren a ese tomb of Giacomo Puccini, the de-| which the builders wi ; , BY A , , ter holds it against all com- | : (o-S . | SUPERB NEW YORK CAST gp gata ‘ing | ‘ am | hilo ig | Pie rent a | Gar) / 4, BS \ EF) | eee | 59 Wecpite the afflicting indifference | nV | [ian | Uae Me Ma the public. For it ts no state : | | ATX oft. Meret that it is not the pubitc | ~ Be ie _. wt 1s , i intaining Mrs. Ins:ili’s a 4 = LM \\ Bese J Hee = ... ear fiaed Friendly Enemies,” ios at the Little ‘Thebter. ; | v , | 1S | ; J nger, otiing But Lies, Etc., Etec, + Mrs. Samuel Insul! is the Chica- | er Beas | | os nnn ‘x Months in Chicago—Three Months tn Ph society matron who used to he ) Drchestra $2.75: Firet Balcony s2 °0 $1 65 : rc We llis « ] *h nfte- cotn- == ' ae’ 4 ” | . > ’ ~-~V, ‘ and tys allis and who, vajte In) i ' i cony 56c. WEDNESDAY MATINEE: Orchestra oo | ably more than herself. Unless the pub- . in | Hil = “leecvee (eo, HRISTMAS WEEK BEGINNING DEC, Th i ed by herse nless y | NIGHT passion to attend her perform- EVENT OF THE DRAMATIC SEASON increases perceptiblv, onloodk- | hereabouts fear the whole ven- Ss All-Star Company, Comprising will have cost the Ineuila | = Bt. ' ) , sea = - | : : . > -— AN -BURRO j ~ in Richard Brinsley Sheridan's Mee nine ike Fi ono peters ae | ly, 2 AS | IMMORTAL ENGLISH COMEDY on ales guna on the oe =% " a H a} T O P L A », Vw \e | i AL A\ A AA AS AN NOW PLAYING PPA PANN Mr WUC AN AAV ANA: INDEX = yy wsywy? Ww Ni y" Va ol Vy \y7 : yr ? al SS ae 7 : - ——_—_—_—— ee cen ASHLAND , “He's A PRINCE” | QUEENS “Charley's Aunt” : . R ja po m Newstead { * upeclal “aatines 6700 Mattes 8% © .O0te Veusootite MISSOURI CONCERT ORCHESTRA, Bremen Theaters %orms,,.'m4e2, "| RITZ mente, Narer oad BACTSexdB SCENES ‘ , GENE RODEMICH.—Directin c— Tete (ee es “Tha Net. sorec ‘. $) aus Gest» | sal yh | ALL-STAR CAST in| -— and Sennett Comedy Supecsion of Mlorns | 3 ; sh* THE TUNEFUL gil KENO CLARK & : we it i Hs . BRIDGE (WHITE MAN” “The @ peller; Music by Engelbert Humperdinck | : | és SONG SHOP" BOBBIE SIMMONDS | 4871 Nat, Bridge ' Comedy—News | Ned" —4 “Aete “Vaude- | | | | ANE ATI v clal Mat. Ee Production Designed by Norman-Bel Ged al / 7O44 ee | : — — 7 WY | ps = LL-STAR CAST inl, . omens : Staged by Max Reinhardt . _= ZA Counsel for sre Defense ROME DEULM Yl "“ybo vy V4 CHEROKEE fhe of the Bravest” Weediand { Comedy ynfenee” 4 : 4 WW -—_— —-—>-— = —— ; ie ymphony Orchestra—Choir of 150—C | + ) MACK & | YG Y V, sage et mith Kpecial Matinee WEEKS ONLY 7 ( —— ROSSITER | nts House Peters ant Jay Hunt -timwetatatec j Y/ : Chippewa {ciiccervorner, minst.|| ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT 60.3 THEATERS | iy EDWARDS =) oe : Y, Yyy hy, 7 4) — = "4 ‘ ristmas Eve. Dec. 24 8 P. j IN DERSON —~L_ P ; 48 (ES a2) Y | CHOUTEAU f siaking of O'Malley’ wae ane Arsenal be Sats. 2 P.M. Extra Mat, New Your's Day America’s oy EF & GEO SCHRECK SPAN \ SY\ YY LD) ars hag we CONGRESS; 2". « Feo | One on Comsap— eee, | | Special Matinee Jett. & Chippewa Mpecial Matinee : . ARSENAL Gloria Swanson tn MILTON SILLA In et guve you f W 7 | & ee sich. COMEDY 1 —_. — DREAMS: gprs ee bed a 4023 Olive St. |” Kpecial Matinee tee ts Mego atte aren, | Matinee — COLISEUM Greatest | : . MU COMEDY REVUE “AMERICAN REVUE >» “The Goose Hangs “welcome Home” Cinderella High “King on Male st.” { On ' — | | eT ) 5 | TE Cherok Entertaine! | MATINEES (Mon. to > 2 NIGHTS: Main Floor, 62¢ xno sRaTs ‘DELMONT ; ay. oe in ee and lows J NO SEATS Children, l5e Baleon), 50c Children, 25e Geryey ers A | a ‘ pron EFFERSON—LOCUST RESEKVED SAT. MAT. Main ¥ ‘al., (Except — Paramount Grand-Flor. Son te of the New Coliseum will be entirely transformed inte am | , | i m, 2 Picture 18th Street nT A® Cast | Cand & nana { “King of Main m+,” ral. Almost half the seating capactly must be : "be , SATURDAY NIGHT, 18 res eee shoes Mat. Only, “Dintys” tion possibie. | 4 4938 Delmar Special Matinee FOR ALL PERFORMANCES ————_-wran Cask 5 | MING@ BRE f “New mre Z AT 4 a . GHT le at Box Office In New Coliseum ' | Ayes A ow FOR LAST COMPLETE PERFORMANCE | FAIRY ‘ “SEALED LIPS” 1710 N. Jefterson ete Vaudevil 4A 5640 Easton ( omed y—Serial Special Matinee and at ' | . >» , )ifice, Mezzanine Floor, Arcade Bulldint : on 7 Y} Y : —— mince | Lafayette Tom Mix in “The will give » : HI-POINTE / “Hes 4 PRINCE Everlasting W ‘ ve you prompt and courteous attention. { v4 Mackle, Songster | 1643 &. Jefferson ws fe $5.00; chancel seats, $4.00; first floor, . Clayton & MeCaus.” kpecial Matinee a ae —— i $2.00; second balcony, $2.00, $1.50 and $1.4 ee : 0, shah afaras : BEBE DANIELS in “The Beautiful City” IVANHOE “wild. Wie Sucee” | Geand & Men 6 Acts Vaudeville CAREFULLY AT TENDED TO | z A Ivanhoe & Bradicy Comedy—W estern ill we." Del Sper lal Matinee : © The Miracle Committee and send all orders to the Om ‘? :' Masterpie tam: . to Baldpate” TT Sew BROOMS” ¥.. St. Iouis, Mo. Orders filled as received. & of Mirth Kingsiand 5°; “evs to Balépate MAFFI Comedy and Others aed traction fants tp Eee we Sportation from sam aa ) 6457 Gravois Av. | special Matinee | >)” N:Vandeventer” — sipecial Matinee n lines to tate trans a sae, — — and South = agemt ee - . ing space 6 {nauire of your lecal statics \e Knickerbocker { (otis, Griffith to Manchester | gw t= Rey # * Saun , \ “CLASSIFIED” S45 ;' * E MIRACLE HISTORY é r : Novel 3145 Park Av. Serial and Comedy |“ “MAnthester ~ Brondway”—Vand. dom, in 1911, where it played to 30,000 people © Sa | & 54 Thru Colored B : MELBA stan cast in| NOVELTY The Barty mie” AL Lenses f “V Ho ‘ ARE” Alse Veudeville . ly. “PETER PAN — all day Sunday and ; Main Floor and Balcony, 65. Children, 25) 6) 1Rih & Lafayette VW ARKIOR” a 7 i ‘” Z GRA ) (The rh hti Hu ; NEW BROOMS vois’ ; en enting Heart PLENTY OF SEATS AVAILABLE— | EMBASSY (xe Meee | setternon & Grancte | Migh-Clane Vander a | Grand aad Miami ee -_ | } 2 2nd > | PAGEANT Gloria Swanson in >: DEON : | ‘ee { ; Ud (7224 Michigae an’ “ gocckal ‘Saatinns Reber: sobre Goedel Matinee - . ' | , eh : ; | - oni ——2 a “Levers @uante- 3:15< Deer Se wk 9 | ae c nomatsimatanaiiageanitiiactpeitsiieda { Eye Powbatan { vine" yy" — ~ UIs SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA | és | 4 h | | Grand and Luce ~ Burrows Fontaine | — co ood ville—tiperial Mat. @a | = ; a | 6th Near Olive (“The Unholy Three” MARION DAVIES tn jolph Ganz, Conductor y Broadway | oe , o 2 mistake A and All Week N Oo WwW | apecial Matiace | : : te Y | al rar o ROGRAM—BEAUTIFUL ” oe ss sel gut punguiiipeniectiae a "CLARA BOW ta Br March; Rossini, Overture Barber of Seville; Bea NOVEL OVERTURE ' does, sp. ° Woman es 9 lgh-Claee, Vauder ~ ee Preludes to First and Third Acts of e Pa T ; eneadion : » “tazouno!t, Concert Waltz. , ' RESENTATION | O Seater Cont tn Tie PAULINE / Raymond Hatten is 6250 Delmar Wrevs hy High 4 tase : eee tt ana Parr p Minor Concerto | | | wm “ws im fe. Greatest of Western Stars in "than & Claxton | Non" ofile Vather” RVED SEATGHOR OO sect” om out fn |? Arizona Sweepstakes | restsiort (ust: sn |Meine | atio “ ory | Plains. ae — = AEA Se | Ce ek en rE HOFMANN 2.;%. Pianist, in Rubinstein D Minor C a ee ee —— 4076

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LEO LOL Ae ey Rly” aw oe 2 > . ot = wn "? ‘ 2 , eee " f ce ee eee PE eg Rate mC Dai iee y— r in E aiaaatng a ee Ime - cee 9 2 ‘ag - Pee # ¢ UI oe Ae ee a Sa woe sues Tey Sin IO BO GET AGE LETITIA ~ —— o - » ‘* > 2 os a - a f , Ce et he ee ee Te te ees + 7 - ’ - . v . ee ed 7 4 . 4 ; pee Ss . 7 - a x ae 2 t Sk 3 2s + ~, vp “4 “Ss & ~~ Ne » ate Bt 6b ae iy a y 4 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STNDAY, " ST NDAT DECEMBER ¢ tS PECEMBER * American Legion en Ray 2 LEGION'S VASSAR POST AND + AUXILIARY INSTALL OFFICERS *. & Jannopoulo Is the New Com- mander; Dance Giren After the Ceremonies. Installation of officers of Oliver (vay Vasear Post No. 143, Ameri-| can Legion, and of the post’s eaux- FR " . Riary organisation was held last |. W- Dixon. post a ie “ Friday night in the Harvard Schoo! ot wl nen be beaee af tren- pucitorium, University City. tees. Harry W. Castlen, national com- Seven mitteeman of the legion from Mis- were also installed There Fourt, presided and presented an dancing after the meeting Ch { Di FREE With Any Purchase of $15 or Over ‘“s*.," WE GIVE |: An eréer on Remicys Groe- cory with your purcha a nae Be eee PS ten. 2 8 MR PIS! atten” aces te Rg Oy ‘7 17 N. SBVENTH /ZOR¢ | ee ‘ - | > Candies j] - a ey, Rs, y % 6 - 16,000,000 JEWS IN EUROPE, RUSSIA AND UNITED STATES More in America, 3,500,000, Than | |: hee more than al! the res rope combined The figures com , 5,253,324; t2 arare Anywhere Else Excepting States, £90.000: The Ukrane, Only Russia and Poland. 2 $28 456: Special to the Poet-Disvetch GENEVA, Dec. 5.—According to Statistics which have just been ~“ompilled, there are more¢han 13 - 99.000 Europe, ited States. mania, £834,244; Hungary, 473.900; Austria, *ér Hof 306.000: France, Jews and the Ur 4 = + . r?? + - . are _ an in 1ssla rs The rma- ‘rough Tta! to be found tn Russia an¢ Poland. but the t*nited States alone of Eu- } tries. sermany, 910,900; Czrecho- Siovakia Great 156,900. are scattered | Por- swisecant_n | Mentho-Laxene * tne stage, but ' “The Man | ———$——————==—_a . CANARIES $4.95 Guaranteed Singers—Large Selections Guaranteed Fully Developed Ma‘es Printed Goarantee With Each -_ * M. until & P. Wheresale and Retail FOUNDED ON HONOR—PROSPERING ON MERIT NATIONAL PET SHOPS—2335-36-37-38 OLIVE STREET —— ) ————'! Sold by ‘that always brings relief. ,bdottle guaranteed to break up colds | Tabiets of Aapirin’’ in four table- 4 sen and the Scandinaritan coun- | oammens in Agia Minor and the | ; : of the | rest of the world are availabie. No exact estimate “Tl Acts Quick — Tastes Good — Costs Little The quick, sure wey to stop & cough — Take a few drops of Mentho-Larene—the safe remedy Every ADVERTISEMENT ASPIRIN. GARGLE WN SORE THROAT OR IN TORSILITTS Prepare a harmless aad effective rgie by dissolving two ‘‘ Bayer er relieve coughing almost if- spoonfuls of water. Gargie throat stantly. coughs, head colds—all respond | quickly. Mentho-Lazene is pure contains no opiates, and is unk versally recommended for chik- dren. Get MenthoLaxene today! Night coughs, stubbdora@ | -horoughly. necessary. Be sure you use only the Barer Aspirin, marked th Bayer Cross, which can be had ta tin voxes of twelve tablete fer few | centa ee 100000 Di Yee T, LOUIS BOY ; imane uf 82 wae AND THEIR AC | Kidney disorders . we a | caused by poverty of the Me. | ing nervousness, - | nese, ete. Warner's © merly Warner's Gafe Wis Liver Remedy) helps . ea condition of the bleed eal ec eulation as well as re /moving waste matter and poisons from the blood. neglect the oe —-—-— s° Lous Roy Scou’'s Will De i © @ 4 with Lage Badges. the «a reward for proficiency in & -hievements, t the > ws Tes Liz « rie be Ten La Dos *t first symptoms bat use this 50 vear old rem edr. Neglect will soos have serious troubles | tn bovs & wey in *i lines c Repeat ta two hours if : ig the Bum developing. e in the city t op, ont by al @ussion auize | co. the wN. Y. bergatas Todays teday’s Want > « SAvERSTONE (6. — tage of this opportunity to par- chase their furniture gifts on credit at a great savings. Shop early. Merchandise “will be held for future deliveries if wanted. y} 4 —— | ° ®,°@ k | Beautiful Writing Desk | | A very attractive | gift for any home. Made of excellent qualitr, in oak or mahogany finish. | This is an unusual | opportunity to get a. beautiful Desk at | this extremely low | price. | $19.95 | J 13= | | $1 Cash, Balance Easy Monthly Payments | “se 21926 — HOP at S either of our three stores, 1110-14 Olive St., 5206- 12 Gravois Rd., 412 N. Twelfth BI. All items and same liberal terms at NATURE’S L The liver of the “OC | richest depository of ce This abundance of Ne directly from the food MIE ci = fish in the sea and SONnsiulr — the excess is stored im the 3 | Scott’s Emalston, cf rae | tested cod-liver oil, is the — palatable way that a cht ee: Console These beautiful $19 value buffet con- sole 4-panel Mirrors come itn rartous ttractire Mitered and etched tn handsome de- | sign; 48 and 50 inches. frames in many celers. Specially Priced. ... \ ~ — a Mirrors $7.45 | | $1 Cash—Balance, Easy Payments | —= ewe A beautiful 3-drawer Sewing Cabinet in ex- quisite mahogany fin- ish. Most desirable for a gift. Practical. use- ful, and sturdily con- structed. 132 ag eee ae ee ee ATS ee NR ~-ngptecarenn ~ 0 08.~ ew me one eee Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets $1 Down, Balance Easy M —_—— -- . person can obtain the x i} —" - . ‘ Do not wait until you a a Rigs every avenue - fi al a > eats rr Nl RGN SAY SY _. i . | -a lar ; # velour. Operates very easily. This is undoubtedly the greatest bargain ever offered you in a Davenport Suite. Consists of Davenport, club chair and wing chair. Three-Piece Jacquard’ Living-Room Bed Davenport Suit i Beautifuily upholstered in Jacq 5600 VALUE Specially Priced ) Offer j aa — ee Lembination Smoker j abe : . . 4 3 < This eute | Child’s Table & Chairs Table and 4 gifts Beautifu! bargain at $7 Cash—S8alance Easy Monthly Payments ave a complete tfme ef Smekers. — m@ frem S5e< te 625. Basy Terma. | — Ji —_—_— littie set consists of emal! Chaire for , Exceptionalir appropriate for holiday | yy finished. A this special price, ‘62 | $1 Dewn—Easy Menthly Payments ' | Ne C. O. D. or Telephone Orders | ~~ »* iveest ww - - _ hapvr Roeke- ail fer herself cm the Kiddies rare | : : 4 Stoves Branch Store 5206-12 Gravois | Child’s Rocker | little Reeker made te. blue and pink. SALVERSTONE (. Main Store, 1110-14 Olive Street Ceames in Make the little ringes $7.98 $1 Dewn—Salence Easy Monthly Payments —=—-——— Radios Edison Phonographs Branch Store 412 N. 12th St. Southeast Corner, 11th and Ob

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SUNDAY, j cIoNDAYT. DECEMBER 6, 1925. DECEMBER 6, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_--'- . ADVERTIS a ny . 2 SEMENT | to enlist 1000 new members by}class Scouts, to first class ranking.| Boys’ Life, the official! Scout mag- 100,000 Die Year! » aE Bi ais SCOUT LEADER eb. 8. There are now about 1600 first/azine, during the drive. y | Thirty new troops will be formed,/class Scouts in the city. From Kidney Diseases ° | according to Beckman, with the The campaign workers hope to AUTHORITIES SAY 60°% DUE Tp ‘ ND T FIR CTI\ "ITIES é ogee ibis. a pammeeeemmeseseeems am | Promotion Of 500 boys, now second] get 1200 new subscriptions for B nn ee alte te ly I I A | | mm eee OO This Wonder Telescone Half Pri nt = W a re CAN BE HEALED ; ; ® Dlood eas xs y Ries eae ) eal a | p ss ag | | b . ‘ »? é 7 2 { ° $ 1r- Deagee elegy, headache, 8] phen ag Sic iggy ot vy —_ + ian ine oa aoe ae aes ry bo Hie a Ze - e | - At sa = ws nes wife waiting — e, 0 anh na Je Cold Free Proof To You : ness, a Warner’s Com und (§ 4 with f merly arner’s Safe Ri a” reward ‘for proficiency in| Eagle badge. L: F be: | Bes BS § | a special importation of these telescopes. Count your stock see stars want is your address can send you a free | Liver Remedy) helps ianeall + achievements, at the Boy| Ten Life badges and 40 Star/|’ 3 8 ofy and moon. Watel tel ete at work miles away. Very ae hey ey Dy ay iy tt J. C. HUTZELL condition of the blood ang ite oe . Court of Honor meeting to- | badges will be awarded tomorrow | : i ae ee a oe A cold means danger, Over 160,000| tryit. That's my only ent. pageant te : . ge _ @ | food FREE Marine and Land || people a year die from pneumonias alone. I've been in the Retail Drug Business for 20 years. i gorved fous yeary ce 9, pomber of knows about S ~ — —_ Street and No pages. eee me ee ee oe mee ee ’ - > 7 t- = 7 a — ~ > +. ——_ ~ cee * os . - * onewt . tke The lrver of the cod-fish 1S Nature 8 'year service badge, one of three PS + Til ras! j (an assistant scoutmaster of the first giving | scout troop here. . vitamins |dale. The winter encampment is an | annual affair. directly from the food found by the cod- | The party will leave Union Sta- | fish in the sea and consumed daily and beer: ta sete an eee. | : the excess is stored in the rich oil im its itticiais they will engage In such | 14 Olive St., 5206- 3] | liver ’ | mh iin . ae aes oa, gM \ x \\ \ ——-» SS ~ \ Nea eh — ie caw? Saye af : WY? i ' w% SAN RSS | _ nN SSNs. Sting wf ; SSS * ‘ ‘ Ws ray ng l Ss — *¢ i : 9 d, if 12 N. Twelfth BI. rious games and stunts, an : Scott’s Emalsion, rich in vitamin **"°_'5_ 29 Skiing and a big) "Gage \. ee fo A | = % ne liberal terms at s on, m snowball! fight, as well as lessone } . : G Se . r “af? : H ‘. 4 . Stores tested cod-liver oil, is the efficient and rentieeatt. ye | ZS ae |) BB = a || ' Three veteran scout official etl 32 a P | NN | / palatable way that a child or grown who have been in local scout work ay) SS > SS > Gs D ° since the first troop was organ- ZIM x , é - ! ‘ =a person can obtain the abundance of ized here 15 years ago, were hon- wy J oy ‘ > = ” 2 | ; be Mt ui i ) y] dl Arn hm ored wit 15-year service badges artha Washington health-giving vitamms needed daily. at a recent meeting of scout lead- ers. They are Ernest M. Birge, - +. 4 ee “4“r : “14g, > ~ +r, : ng a inets Do - 1 commissioner of the West District A a 0A » AN Or the ' : . not wait until you are all rundown of Scouts, who began as an assist- 3, yg a Ee me LM ial—Monday Only f lant scout master; Scoutmaster SI fo Wy. yw 7 or out O strength. ‘Charles A. Kelso; and Scoutmaster NS om A.) are nr - Willlam H. Kroeger, who began 15 7 * 8-drawer years ago as a scout. in ex- " The strength-saving way—the one to | There were also awarded to r ° . a e- - | prevent weakness—is to protect Saki ace EPtanene ‘senemr Che Governor’s Chair Mother’s Private Secretary rable for badges and 37 five-year veterans’ every avenue of health by aos Let’s make this Christmas stand out in the ‘‘Governor’s’’ mind as Isn't it time we all got together and provided mother with a place cal, use- sails lily con- > t 7. ° ° ° 9 The third annual roundup of re- the one when we gave him something he really wanted some- all her own for the thousand-and-one little knick a - } Se ~~ cy 4 a 4 2 . - . e ve" Sages eS : “en eeee#ee J . > eeeee#ee*#se e ‘ = aa 6 i e CK- =H i, king invigorating Scott 5 rue SOF Cee were Tene Of thing he’ll use every night when he comes home ‘‘fed-up’’ with his knacks which she’s had to play a continual game of hide-and-seek Louis and vicinity was begun last . ° 7 ‘ - ania : ; . Emulsion three times every day. Tuesday under the direction of dainly stint ‘*bhalloon tires’’ for the Tired Business Man with? A place where she ean do her correspondence and pigeon-hole Scout Executive Earle W. Beck- a comfortable Coxwell Chair. You’ll find a her grocery, meat, and perhaps her furniture, Scott & Bowne, Bloomficid, H. ; ; on , ; - é, wea me | r ©=S man. More than 6000 boys and| wonderful selection at Trorlicht-Duncker bills? The Colonial Seerétary shown’ above’ §$ 75 1764 volunteer workers are en-| hiee he hie val d abov f h : , , : . eeenh to the sett end they hove including the big value pictured above, made of mahogany in combination with gum- it lhe 4 - is covered In tapest ry and priced wood in an antique finish is just the thing and at only Pécdeie is 80 moderately priced at...... The Footstoo!] in the group shown above increases the comform of the chair This Secretary is just one of our exceptionally fine selections of secretaries Manufacturer's Don’t Wait and costs but $2.75. The Metal Smoker may be had in either a red or blue and desks you will find on the First Floor. The desk chair with cane seat Offer finish at $6.95. The Metal Junior Reading Lamp 1s a splendidly designed is only $12.75, The charming Colonial pewter Lamp with decorated glazed lance Easy Monthly Paym LLL A a eee ce —_——— “im tn ! bares. weighted to PAWN. , : kk ; : = 7S ee ee ee vent tipping. Beautt- rinny silk ee in @x- ulsite olore: ringes Bpecia, = $7.95 Sieuhente ; # A. Starck Piano Ga. Tro rlic ht-D UNC ke Branch Store Manufacturers of Starck Upright, Grand and Player-Pianes 412N.12thSt. Southeast Corner, 11th and Olive St. (1018) St. Louis. LOCUST AT TWELFTH ; i@ ; a ie “4 4 gee as 8 made of Walnut in combination Wrought Iron é eentem atten with select red gum-wood in 4 | . Stand ways makes an acceptable lovely antique fintsh. A very pleasing \ Vy Chrigtmas gift. These design, splendidly ornamented. The 95 cabinets are full-sized, top measures 30 inches in diameter. $6: ) well-made of solid ma- Our selection of scatter tables and hogany. The Martha occasional tables is unusually com- Metal avy aed of wrourn Washington Cabinet on lete and interesting, from which iron attractively polychrome the left is $18.76; the rou may easily choose an excellent et nae ~+ By — Priscilla on the right is gift for the home. low price. $9.76. PT IELTS Pe OER NA aR RRR ME ~ e

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» — mame. a ——_, ” 3. eww PORN ees leva dei aee. 2 2 £2 TS a ew py ate yey » othe tay! tS ie 2 eae een ooo sees ere “me Shana oF Rate PORE MT ee O's SP tin tlhe EA I TE Am be — —, . ey See . a . - ae a at come, Py ee P hi a “ ~~ r t ee Br Sade he aN . ond Jit: . ee et. 4 pe: ee a : Air - Ap Rael nD igs Mada wacked * i OO Ate ome eens nig hn ae pe Ie ay a oe ee ee ey aren ee eT eS eee row wee ¥- & He wr Br. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH rwiy * 7 , 4 “ ¥" v ante Pies 7 ads Fa - Po * WOMAN EADS SHOE FIRM Sro=ste= co emoire ont 8 Ss on 2 irer? el > "Ada » + largest Sech | Concern in England Mrs. Pigott is a gra aus! Has Many Foreign Branache” a a TT se the Agecctatet [Presse Warfield, a fx rn nd LONDON, Dee. 5. — Engiand’s men: for Nor : ? nb “ he | oe oe Seer! iggest shoemaker today isa wom- * “-- a ge rears having oeen if an. She ts Mrs. B. W. Pigc itn Gee Meena = oien ts Therplands, Moulton, appec i wases hairman of Manfieid & Sons sneceed her father ‘iel4. The o* : .- . at aa . intec +on since the last e.ection * rT .* - 5 >~a> *a*"er was a2 iswCts jate. Mrs. Pigott 1@ hours every ¢ James Mar- firm has chain stores OM om: ght Be roe, . TOYS—ALUMINUM GLASS—CHINAWARE LESS THAN ONE-HALF REGULAR PRICE We bought at auction a large stock of Aluminum, Granite, China, Glassware and Toys of high quality. These gpods must be sold regardless of cost. The price we paid for the merchandise is so low that we can sell for about mann- facture cost. We mention a few items. There are hundreds of others equally as cheap. Vagons, bile» & ) oe = nas - * ~ 74 .s2€ Pou se 26 “- been ered. tres a 4 t> -= ; 1@. over, festroyv >a -oOmmuniq: eee 46s WH 4h * 20 of the Bu'ga- explain how THAN I, PRICE $100 Consoles Now . $125 Premier Consoles ... . . $39.50 == $250 Victor Victrolas ...... $85.00 |BErr oad | $100 Brunswick Phonographs . $42.50 $75 This sale of Wi Sonoras and Premiers. Phonographs far below and offer them much | 1) Dering Wis cals we . PHONOGRAPHS This sale includes many floor samples which are . in first-class condition and fully guaranteed. 00 | _ dener's entire St. Louis stock of Phonographs includes Victor Victrolas, Brunswicks, Columbias. We have bought these Bf, the manufacturing cost §) less than one-half price. will be open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday nights until 9 p. m. BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Cabinet Smoker Special! A $16.75 95 Value..... \ wery desirable Smeking Stand ie this ene of makhegany finish. with hamider, rack fer pipes, cigarette jar and ask tray. makes a dandy gift. lf; \ _ EASY TERMS ave, 25% FURNITURE CO 1030-32 Franklin Av. Take Advantage of These Wonderful Values ae ey >RACTICAL We will give you @ liberal allowance oq etd farnitere when traded ian «a the Purchase aew fernitere. Call Centrai 254. Our wilt Be giad te e«all. OUR EXCHANGE fer Exebaage “tere i« leented at 816-23 fitch setfreet (between Morgen and F lich?. at thie stere we sell Furniture takes eon our trade-in plan. at reck-bettom prices, Fareitere seid in this store is thereeghiy couditiceaed and sanitized. . ee ,r~ ‘XNA iry our Annual Xmas Sale ins, Smoking Stands Make the Best Gift Smoker Smoker A $3.50 Valae A $7.75 Valae $2.25 $4.95 This Stand is made with «a This Stand te fintshed tu handle at tep that makes mahegany. has cigarette it easy (t@ carry areund. drawer, smoking tray Has ash tray on top; ma- and celered giass ash hecany finished. Buy tray and match holder ou now at this low price. tep. Console Phonograph : Outfit | ‘ A $75 Value, Sale Price | > 349-7 | Including a Mirrer and Par of Telephone Stand $16 Value $Q.75 Every heme needs a Tele~ phene

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a a 5 STRAPHANGERS OBJECT vorite night for going to the thea- JUNIOR LEAGUE OPENS SHOP wy aoe of the cure of patients. | begin, next Saturday morning,|tenor, will assist throughout the/hauser,” on Saturday, Jan. 9, and | ter. ® ceeds of the sales go to pro-/| Dec. 12, his fourth series of free|course with musical illustrations. |“‘Parsifal,” on Feb. 13 1 FOR EACH PASSENGER Under the former ruling, no one T0 AlD CHRISTMAS SHUT- INS) a Christmas cheer for patients|Saturday morning lectures at 11|Succeeding topics will be “Tann- ——~ : ' : ' might enter a bus in which there —_——_— — nd their families. Prices are rea-|o'clock at St. John’s Methodist DAY, 7 | DECEMBER 6, 1925. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUN DECEMBER 6, 1 nad were no seats vacant except dur- |Society Women and Their Daugh- |. R TR. LDE-[ N Pp] Yr Period Extended on sonable on all articles ‘Church, Kings}! : iT Bag | d Rush > é S. | gshighway and Wash- | Be - sAN teint From Theatergoers | ing the legal straphanging hours./ ters Are Salesgirls at “The Open | The Junior League, an organiza-|ington boulevard. He will spe k | a “. | spea a, ¥ ¢ Joa a ; ida ; give you a liberal allowance This caused bitter complaints from Door,” 4914 Maryland Avenue. ; eat ture when traded in on the purcha > an — . a women who used the busses for To ‘provide a market for the tion of young women interested in|on the operas of Richard Wagner, | ars ture. Call Central 2356. Our o se of . associated Press. ‘ Sous . Civic and social welfare work, con- | be ‘ginning next Saturday with ° md T ee DON, Dec. 5.—London/| daytime travel and from theater-|handicraft of men and women in ducts the shop at a minimum of | Meistersingers of -Nuremb "oO | A PAIN BOX Suna, totais Gat’ tan af Da goers. hospitals and institutions, and also ge ere. S- | ' ense. Societ and their how to test for sugar, etc. Gives | ‘. Pp clety women and their) car Jost, organist, and Glenn Lee, | | complete tables of food values arranged DC Aly ~ lad to call. as hose who . a a ‘ > 1 ers, at least t i f th m OR EX( HAN GE STORE ‘ ane have ind their | The new ruling is said to be or the handicapped in their own daughters act as salesgirls every DRAWING O T 2! for ready reference. Tetls how to ¥p the Du: , temporary, to hold only untiljhomes, the Junior League has UTFI | A day from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. A ADVERTISEMENT prrange diet and gives recipes for a This late hit ts played In « striking Cant aoge Store ix loented ant 816- : sed. Heretofore | rail-|0o ec 22 North increase enough additional busses are avail pened special Christmas sales in book department includes new fic- | FOR diet in treating manner by these famous entertain t «between Morgan and Franklin ] the 1 sh “The O a | t this store we sell Furniture ¢ on ng has been confined to|able to carry all the crowds. But e ieague snop, ®e Open Door, tion, childre book: d maga-| | de-in plan, at rock-bottom peteess ae | Prost hours to 8:30 in the | | this relief ae rot seem likely to |at 4914 Maryland avenue. Woven zine Rie i lta ~ Pressel a Sore Legs Healed CHRISTMAS | ha or » sold in this: store is thoroughly re. and between 4:30 and 6/come soon, for the us companies |rugs, baskets of many sizes, quaint asd cords to embelish the Christ-|Opee Lege, Uleere, Bnletesé VWelea, Getta: LARGEST ASSORTMENTS Coataine 86 test euthoritative tn Okeh Record No. 40503 ° formation cempiied ‘wling oir sets and dolls dress , ow tO hea y Sore Legs o Department ruling makes | equipment. Already so many | I ~ »] ssed by the there are Christmas cards of un- | "Home." ‘Describe your case. csat. = 0. ny yg —s st leading stores. eae ES = ep in and Hear It Today ing in the busses pe r-| these conveyances are in use Poe: convalescent are included in the - stag tri affic in Picadilly Circus and oth- sales. Many of the articles were usual design and sentiment. A. C. LIEPE 705 PINE ST. Curdolac Food Co. aukesha, for all the morning and a . Ss Monday ! ( Being cush hours and for Satur- er central points {s badly con-|made in ‘“‘work cure” shops, where| Saturday Lectures by Dr. Holt. | 1317 Green Bay Av., Milwaukee, Wis. Phone, Main 1160 305 E. Broadway, W ay ts, which is London's fa- gested. crafts are prescribed by physicians The Rev. Dr. Ivan Lee Holt (Sa CREE en | ges, f ; : 5 = ins \ ) Sa? 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE STREET =- -- -+ 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ao Dice Sie ire Dimes ‘Set URCRPE Console or When an Buy That| 4 NJ Handonane 4-Pe Badeaaa aia Upright | Giftfor Your Dear One| aig Phonograph} You Get a Beautiful $ BIRD’ DINNER oF | RUE FREE 4 4 nr re ema ane ewer ne eee — ‘ 4 ~ a =a - - rm ~ on a . C - - | _- ~ ° a » c ° - as _ - -~ ~ bases. See our special leaders. This Suite is extremely attractive in design, SF, y finished. Make your selection O65 Id n Bros Bridge . Lamp - Floor quality and finish. Has large chifforobe with ; , ° now while our stock is com- . wy 0 ma © mirror in hatbox door, beautiful vanity with We Will Hold for Christmas Delivery plete. > ' an 6 95 14 75 clas natevean. Senet pln oan ahead ned” WITH 10) OVER 4] ° ° A regular $185 value, on special sale for H ‘il SAT . ‘ a | -_ “| wy YOUR CASH — CREDIT Articles Odd : WARDROBE, Ria Ye. Se: or over and the Blue Bird Hi nen OX DRESSER, Chairs e ; | — Dinner Set will be de- ge aN = ) Ka Mai ata A (OO LU TLT i ! WRITING a ae livered with your 4\ Se - . Bi Mie SOOO DESK pearance . % Gs 2 So : of your cen || | ae ; os —— ~ 7 ite ae " $45 Value, on nonin ee) Fea per, ¥ eB AN aos Special Sale perce beautiful selection t a- ~. wes » Blankets or | sonable prices. Do Your Christmas Shopping Early — Get | Comforters Make First Choice—We will hold your purchase 7 Ideal Gift Simmons Bed, ‘Spr ring, Mattress, Comp lete , The Bed is one of Simmons’ most popular for Christmas delivery We shew a patterns—well designed and in the latest rh ' large selection. $ 3:95 walnut finish. A Bed that adds to the ap- e ae iM tye 4 4 ae | . . i] \ i’; ’ a if , See our Special pearance of any room. A fine Spring and Blanket or Gantdenene fer comfortable Mattress are includes Sn yy (or ut Dining Suite ‘a. >: Si Genuine Three-Piece Kroehler Bed- Devempest Suite ric Torcheres Free 5 ($150 ) Sil Shee Sevchonns Bow ioe @ Walnut-Finish Cedar Chest EL Sa An Ideal Gift for “HER” Comfortable Rocker | $4 °. = : i ee all finf&hed in the latest 2 addition to being useful, a walnut- 75 A gift mother will $ 75 . | eee | QO: wae ga? | OS ae Wm Rogers & Son 1 lender for 5 geen _epiew gow peer ee \ , | ; , ¥ 4 26-Pc. Set Br idge Fe Knives, © forks, @ tablespoons, $5 a Month Buys This Suite Goldman Bros. Show a Large Selection of M @ tenspoonn, i ‘butter os Only Davenport Suite containing bed ever made La p ' ) | ? x : s . - nF °$ with carved frame. Has extra-large wing chair $ $12 Value : TOYS eneaels art SiS, Sante ete set fsoteractnls ete ; ches ent apring construction eghou emov- , $G.95 : . ghia lave a FE Sissies ' c | : An At Goldman Bros. able loose cushions. Vpnemsasee in beautiful oy a ee this§ — Ds -_ ——e oe mplete 4 Mama Dolls ona este a f Deka ube: Howe, Seen ta & f Buy “Him” a Smoking only. Complete Laundry Sets ‘ico * | = Location for , | neste ° Compete os | 33 Years Stand for Christmas! | is It doesn’t make a bit of difference what kind of a Smoker you want—we have it. Metal or wood; some with humidors: some with cigar lighters; mahogany, walnut or flemish oak finish— any price—we have it. - Morris Chair We Give an ve ectio athe " Extra 10% i a == Discount special for Buffet Mirror | am =a. XS or 90 Days’ Time— st terug: 9'7-95 || § $525 Player-Piano Outfit for.. MAL 5 ee Table Lamps You will find just the Lamp $ e you want for = Xmas. See our special for ... ou may b hase. tapestry of the same rat at the price shown. . $10 a Month Buys lIt}/— Purchase ~~, “ood We Charge No Interest 50 You Bhan Out of AL CD ee meme || — FREE! | pavusa AIR " & | , ° P — One beautiful Floor Lamp in blue, VISIT : gold or old rose; one silk or velour We sell for cash or Only one of 729 Value i: ——_— ee ‘ easy payments. — “4 w I, Piano Scarf, any color; one Player- - . —,,_ —— , 4 1 de Z | irae =i. cn aadee Se wens @ a 6 Pinr- We pay the freight (Piano — our big values 45 | (ite ' | er Rolls. | o your town. Ex . ted) =— 1" F sed NOnWwW Z>Zzoron Our most rigid guarantee is be- A 100- Pe. c. Dinner Set in brows ie | re iB} ee hind every Player-Piano we ' AN ) 38 90 ed Jones” hal Chair = | 7 |) } sell. See this great offer— / as 2122 oe thes Pr, , most wonderful ever presented. we ~~ fe. oS : fe? P08

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ad - ——_e oe ne AB, tm te! BP Oe a wie ze Be J Bee SSE. = ep Res MD 2 oP a Hh. —_ - o hie a a nt ae > a> re an eB ig a . ee vas wy => Ray om “ a ? : _ ~ : te Sz > tality ont Ag 0 EF ect _— > Tt Pe ve © neo ~) he: Pata a a —— ————— ——— — i} S Si LOUIS POS [-UISPATCH a a ae. a de . - eve SHIRTS Made to Order Perfect fit—comfort— distinctive patterns: You get all three in our CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. NAMES OF MORE DEFENDANTS IN BACK TAX SUITS 433 Pi McCann, 316 Academy Martin E. McCaffrey, 2 75: ne boulev ard, $12 0 Marvriand avenue, $25.07. '$9.72: F. McCann | highway, $14.55; R Danie! Vera F. McCarthy. avenue, | Continued , 600 North Kings- | McCann, | 65: 379 North 963 West| 3703 Washington avenue. $7 rs. J on Next Page. “BUY EARLY FOR THE HOLIDAYS” @ Ukuleles and Banjo Ukuleles, $1.65 to $30.00. @ Snare Drums, $3.50 up. All-metal Snare Drum, ADVERTISEMENT Eats Anything’ Now and Enjoys Life For e long time Mrs. W. H. Clintsman bad stomach trouble and she was always tired , ~~ > DECEMBE! : a —_ — Ere Fer acheets. Cherchers and vate Homes ( «miin Rent oy Das or Week Piese $ , a An in Middie Weer — “ROBERT SCH SCHMIDT | + $12.4 a Market a = ° : A y —_ ~~ _- : ..«. vet the cost is regularly $25.00, special now, $18.00. Drum Outfits, end bad no “pep.” After taking Adlerika aia ( OF Z " } , ° pe feels like working. eats anything and ee a no more tian 70u Action for Levies on Per- § $26-90 up. _ ; enjoys iife. . . the would have to pay for @ New Clarinets, $22.50;. Boehm System Clarinets, ; . . - . . ° . ° le to side Eves if your dove move j bef. 143 of exclusive patterns and Accrued Penalties. @ Good Violins, $7.50 up. Violin Outfits, complete, side to, mide. vee remeves much add! * gives r ced — * ah a ° $11 50 u tional poisonous matter which you never eecen aa ' - Xmas Special V; i P- $3.50 , ad ti thought was fn your ‘Tousseas 2 oon a ne a D; ad Ri 4 . caused sour stomach, nerrousn sleep | ess- 3 for $12 FOURTH INSTALLMENT ff & Violin Cases, $3.50 up; plush lined, $9.00; alligator ff) sums mu: Sonic Sco" ane cen | prea oP fs eal amond Rings . . - *- ' ea er inis > ° ° but let Adieri ive your sx tomac an : - Per fe: ‘* > 4 ~ rn ——— = : bowels QUICK relief. At leading preautees to take. Contains © niente eet” aheiin : : Gleamy, Thick, Wavy Hair—Full ot Lite |] Gc BOR & SON OF THE LAST 2000 & ¢ New plated Saxophones, $75.00 up. In St. Loute by Woit-Wilson Drag Co Em. no quinine er opi- Diamonds Oe os ae Custem Shirt Shep derle Drug Co.. Johnsen Brose. Drug Co. and : a . , Our alm im fifty years tn business has been to furnish good | wet lea di , ates. Millions antings - The constant = " : FOOts gorates, nourishes and 503 ee a st most liberal prices. The $20.00 Tenor Ukulele has just come in. be Fanon = oa. ‘“Pape’s Sela rmar ; » 5 Kiemeiaanil . oh am holninge ¢ r Central o-0®. . . ° ° ° De Md l kulele : ; Gemanded by modern styie in bairjstrengthens: them, Helping | the Bau : Judgment In Circuit Court come 4 ae — re, 8 ee ee ee Pa tenants are quickly feund Compound. ’” "$35. oo Rings for $29. 75 i * dress. s ow!ly burns t! - sstre [to grow thick, healthy and luxuriant. yies = 7 1 Druswiste $50.00 Rings for $42.75 - a ; saa r thie far ane week! W hile aT A LI CO TER ° | | de C . Pp CHT & BRO th Post-Dispatch wants. uggs gcuarantes | = ° g e r and very life from the hair, leaving . for on ) Will Inclu osts Oo LA e reugh aoe : ge a oe : + ’ 4 \, a +. ; . re nc ni myresai ne” VvourT lair Pho r want ad r leave it mu 40 others al iia y 4 a. IP *. ee ae hak brush with alittle , p ; d At-|§ 513 Pine St. Phens Gerficld 2185: Bl. 0. scan anil eencinen | “sao Se ) _ Pe ~ om Leh ' B&B €@4 | : a ce aay Ca , oo in = Most persons are hongst and wil! rosecution an - Business For Sale amon the Dair Talis out asi. uceril abe isn | —_—- a a... , 4 ; — in far e al or = J=—— 5s flere = prices. 18 carat | SAME counssea hereouh, the ¢ and High = 2 =z minge come ms j | SPEC iS is ; ihlished rere wit! a i é i = >_ The Trede-In Filan of thi« stere brings a better home within reur reach. Any unwanted Furniture vou hare ip your & SUINS tuiety 4 - wee ' ~ Beautifully carved. pure i. heme can be traded in on new, stylish period furnishings. See us about ft. Don't live with Furnitare rou de not Ithe —> gold An ideal gift for bs —TRADE IT IN ON SOMETHING NEW Telephone Garfield 0566 for eur appraiser to cu'l. ‘ou incur no obligation. f* William Lademskr, 107 Clark either — er women > EASIEST CREDIT TERMS IN THE CITY. Call and inspect our steck and prices. $- ii mes $25.56 warien E. Lafferty Your Credit Prices begin 50 Sale of Beautiful Gold Border Golden Pheasant Dinner Sef 244 Enright avenue $1098; L , 7 | Cc ae 0 J o1aen asan inner s M. Lally, 4204 Maryland avenue. Is Good - ah ) | ¢ 100 PIECES—CONSISTING OF T [Fg $2805; Nick Lami, 1426 Nor With Us o = O09 eo ig 90 Days’ Charge Acc ‘ 12 Big Dinner Plates, 9% inches, } Obleng Vegetable Dish, S In. r Fiehth street. $3.43: Tom Lam- e a $ 4 Medium Plates, 7% teaches. 2 Large Meat Piatter,+12% ~~ MAIL ORDERS ¢ ong 681 Walnut street. $10.20 A SI A Little D Bie Bi y y j ¢ - - : fie — i » ant aaa li taglan a: 2 ~_ Il : Y 12 Smatt yell Eye oll - ent Dane. — iia Frem out-of-town crs- ® W. A. Landon, 3963 Filad avenue ee ee _ — Site —— & oe Make o—_ Own Terms a Cc ot ~ — geld handics. t sha Eg se —— ) saeenee nependl onda PS | $1938: Walter G. Langblin, 2335 CG - a Ssaacers. 1 Cevered Sugar Bow!l. (twe pcs. . on. e 4 e a REN - R 7% 12 Fruit Dishes, 5% Inches. 1 Cream Pitcher. Sets are well crated. as SO Lom avenue, $7.60, W = - -¥ —- itt ings 1 Salad Bewl, T\, tmches. 1 Butter Plate. 64+ inches. Price $285.95 F. 0. B. St. > lia Lang b i7a)6G oodtelio F rw n +. 1 eeene Vegetable Dish (two 1 Jelly Dish, “ inches. | bon seen SS Cash, M ive e $7.65 Mattie Lapin — tf S cms : pleces) 1 Cake Plate. 11 inches. = per month. = om = ‘ - : 1 Reand Vegetable Dish, 9°, 1 Pickle Dish, 7% inches. #- 4109 McPherson avenue, $15.3 — gift. Get a math " ’ . = - - = e ae 4 et.om rT ; 4 by A ee ee oe ee, ee ee hove 28 hocet wall } $ $2 Per Month “2% street = $7.55 Beatrice Las ’ %: ete ae cs . ~ a > oaArec* »% etar y (heice : : 4 a SEE THIS SET AND LINENS IN ouR WEST "WINDOW rare. see! Peres Seek Sere Garncts Aquamarines ; a. gt tt it ee eee titi S55 Lt _Latter F 3 Jive § r a S p 4 4 SPECIAL SALE OF GOLD-BAND DINNER SETS je Set Seecer a alee’ feel = Topazes Amethysts : 42-Piece 50-Piece 100-Piece Market street, $42; Nulsin Lawsen ‘ me ae:* , ‘ er - oo +a T : | Gold Band ] Gold Band 1] Go!'d Band 71. aK 4 2351 Lafayette avenue, $10.20. L | Dinner Sets...... . Dinner Sets..... S Dinner Sets. F. Lealhers, 5316 Pershing ave- Two-Tone | — ‘Phonogail | PHONOGR ale 2 ee EP ee “ey 42-Pc. Sets, $1.00 Cash 50-Pc. Sets, $1.50 Cash. 100-Pc. Sets. $1.50 Cash—#i =u*. $1020: Ida Le Claice, > _Balance $1.00 Per Month Balance $1.00 Per Month Balance $1.50 Per Month 4 bee aganapaampamadlcmpslgeaae oer 2 Mag Ne ee ee tg tt la, —- ows ~ tg yy ty i ei ti nl i - ers. , . a 77. YS J Console Phonogr 4-Pc. American Walnut Finished Bedroom Suite cor Has’ radig. compartment space for records. Equipped a 7 ‘ «Be ei 3a 7 J ‘ v \ ~ A handsome four-piece Suite made in the very latest American walnut finish and artis- spring motors. Has a very ically st pple ~d. Suite consists of bow- a) A > a) ei SF i > A iF > ba a 3) Pal > A S & be ~ | a | Pal 5 > 3) 1 Ps) >) Fr =a) 3) +) Sh SS ui - > a) - ia > 7 — is : me ge 1 thon agg Spoie:. 2 ee | 2 CHRISTMAS SALE OF is 500 ¢ Foison enue, $1920, « . 3 nor : Paul J. Leibinger, 20114 Allen a \ : é 7 CHIEFOROBES va n $x = barr: Ly rrar 5 } z 4 ” c j = if: Bxactly pike illustration: S@ Pershing avenue, $7.65; A L - Ss % € +t { yf This ww Desitively a $25 FS . ape “ i. 2 x : ry value. am ois Westminster iace $24.4 al = i . #; Le s Brothers, 3134 Olive stree = e _ ‘ | A / ; Edi n i te $10.20; C. J. Lewis, 5968 Pag : The New 1s ') Be i 9 We are offering our entire stock of Talki de :' ne 7 7 gs Page 7 ° Oo ys ne 2 $ s ‘ - e = : ? . : : r 7 Machines st greatly reduced prices. We e | i 3 / > s1e «6c - “é } ; oi Vs chaser’s convenience. $2.00 Per Menth Easiest Credit Terme Arranged #: ae . a : > e a FOR ( . - = _ > > > y {, £ ~ ~~ . Z a Davenport-Bed Suite (3. pieces ' $it2a-' pn wesee! 2 e Nine-Piece French Walnat-Finished _ : AM) - Y a a spiendid bice re- #- . 4 # 2 4A42n¢8 ‘ > MAKE OR NEW N ; leur. il be an ornamerat te . r $20.57 nm ] — . 7 it Sense Yar 2 eee ee Ameri Free « §§ Dinin -Room Suite ve ae ¢ ' , = 4e : soled Torte PGE Frank Lem’ ne sree ree erican ree ® 8 u ; 4 all sale ice. =9.0.; Alfre 1 L “Jor J ° : a . . v . = ¥ ip sf 75 AN Euclid avenue $10.2 me Beauty Rose Dinner Set = A, splendid Suite in combination French wainut made . bf F- A eik. 4458 Washington i. s - . atest Tudor poor ing with gold band écatnanll Suit . ‘. s v . $17.44 ee W th y P ch f oblong extension table, 60-inch buffet. ‘> r f i$ 1299 ie Sinaia Rene: “om z » I our ur ase oO a large china closet, five side chairs and $ : a ” — . i - : - Be ch = 1+ h ’ = - ? > ry | | . Aer ee $10 or More } ae en or comes ; oe 1 CHRISTMA MAS a $10.2 er ee ee ee ee ee ee Extra value at only ... a 3 ioe . AS . Dd $13 Longfellow 2le- ae | rb + S : vard, $7 slia and Oscar Lina- - ' — | 9 & SPECIAL decane , eS y o> NM i ad wary Link, 4115 & 4 + ’ ie Ashland nue. $8.41: C. C. Lin- | & 1% : ju “ ( ) "4 4 | $: T siee c . cs ee ; LoekKett, 4319 McPherson avenue, A b. : — hs A SEY ries and Rose Loeblich + aoe > i = we AC ich : ? H Af on S A.@oama avenue $8.39 JI. z | 4 o ‘ Logan Jr.. 5 764 Westminster if ; pt Here ts an ex tional offer of high- #. piace, $29.73;. William Pp. Logan & } i sf grade bd! se-enam el Roaster, comp KITCH EN iS | +: 334 De Tonty street. $7.57 oa Rot ; Se With splendid decorated plat $ Be Dal ; q * ~ ent the «special Cabinet 9 j Long $20 Wane * Kings + Extra : erein§ illuerrared. Well hs # -+ Ls ss . . and sulbstametnies putte t - : $14.92 lester B. and ma) Nati peg known as the World's Veucs of 3 . i; . and made eof solid vak: PS | »T3 Chamberlain al lest Chair.” Durabiy Instruc* . EE ; +: bas “ogeennaee nickeled top. . ¢- . e-9./9; Charles Lott, 23384 i) ed rr well finished and uphol- \, Fas:! werth S38. «¢ hrier- * \ — go+ » ~ > hag A) mas Sale Price, 3 i¢ ce, $22.21; Howard Le stered. Hag reclining back and dis. e A of ; : : 5 A + pia ro $7 65 Car > ~ appeari ng ~~ rest. Ey ery «hair is 4 ! } : 4 They Come in Twe “ise«. o .75 . .. ?. L R Pershine ae tea a gus ranteed 1 o give satisfaction. / ‘ - - $14.22 >: eS er ge uso oo . a F he — ww oer al Chrtetmae “aie of new. ideal New PS _ pe” o- omy — ,* be Deimar = Combination safe P : : only a ee considernd ne — Fae ¢- Aas ' i 3 S streer $37 5) M g = e 1¢-Imech, cOmplete with Terms: $2 Caek. Balance nelle 7 is $44.75. Our .> an. . 7 a — Ss " latt 3.00 » sini (hristmnmse Sade price — , ~—a Yenstein, Ros Lio. : gy $ $f 29 s Per Meath Terms. $5.00 Cash, $2.00 Per Month. #- 7 ¢ ’ Harry Map ont z Blue or Gray Enamel ; : only. et ae Larce secliecti ——L—— —— ‘a4 1% % a. RS act - : 3 : , j “nm of Fleer. Junier. Tubie and .§ im avenue. $1 4a? _ . ; \ Ne ie er Mail Or Orders LAMPS Bridge Lamps. They range | rice Fi awrer. $3910 P Linge , 00 | P ] H ) ] terms to terms to suit—purchasers convenience oe $19.2 Sam fens te ce %y > ae - Special ar or eaters Sig f ieee ! “amuel Ludwig, Plancers a - : Coupon— fotel, $25.50; L. Luedera 4540 & at Only Blue Enamel Sn “ston Sowlevard, $30.71- Ba- al , This ts a beautiful Heat STL oe ~s 6 wi 1619 St Ange ave- - nee Deena a) aie — > - ae ie ren with o cast. VERSTONE Co. William | pn RNS oa. > alin one. Ha ing on the outsid , t ~ Please com ; 4 P a ee & a i Hi . . tse polished s'ePe) oo in . porce! ain oumanacae nh a viue — send piete particulars o! : g avenue, $37.57: at. = ao 4 swe e nickel trimmed. Gives’ a tee your sew Industrial Divided Paymen * | mt A. Lend. 6588 tecnenn ‘th four large cas burners mendous he — aoa Piac hich will place an Edisos & i ' , es : ' 9x12 Waltona Rugs —_ $ . : . 2, 310.20 7eorge S&S Seca iti | + and four coal Doles. ‘omes feet ai inane a a my Same : . Feit-Gase Rugs: newest shades, 9x12. Missourt avenue, $13.°6- Fee, 2 okie ne sray enamel. A 4 | Felt-Base Fioorcovering, per yard ___. Utz, 3453 Wyoming street ¢207,. 28 ee a a Exceptional 20 SS ry 9x12 —— DD Ses dkibedbest John Lyman, 123¢ Cass ave: = spect, a ) 9x12 Veivet Rugs ; aie. 2 = peOeeseecoeeeoewes e ~ i.¥ ... a rm 9x12 Axminster Rugs ............. heen e102 Oe ie Our Stock of Stoves and Ranges Is Complete in AR Styles and Sines I * — an. . an :- | sti ii. ,5 00 ra pi . af enet - i $15 . (F“orge 4 ’ es. ; /PHOENIX Furniture Co., 1226- 28 Olive St “ween € BIEDERMAN FURNITURE CO.. 805-7 anklin A a ; mrad Loesch 4a . —— Mr ” 9 Fr Vv ROMS = Sa Senses Oe en “9 . fs - n aa & - ‘ Com pion Cc Long

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prensa ae ae orc panne 1925 ) ST. LOUIS Based es ~z — K PS . : “ — | NAMES OF MORE | Carthy, 2201 Dickson street, $15.30; | CHURCH CORNERSTONE LAYING |! 1921 with a membership of 18,|new structure, which wilt cost | | vaatisese | ,avenue, $10; W. McCasland, De | since j 000, » | ; SANTA CLAUS DEFENDANTS IN Vom Hotel $68.86: C. i. Methane. | | sieaae ane ta to several hundred. , $30, will be of brick and stone. | Mortitz’s | aati yo | UITS| han, L: s: * ee Ceremony at New ‘Southwest Bap-' s are held in a chapel near| It will be ready for occupancy next | e | | BACK TAX 5 » daa Salle Hotel, $7.65; Emily | tist Church Next Sunday. ‘ee: site of the new church. The | May, according to present plans. | to Fortune . schools, Churches L. McCl Pe: yo eaien | P q 4s cCiure, 5416 Maple avenue, | | A 0 0 K Continued From Preceding Page. $22.95; Glen E. McClure, no ad- The cornerstone laying of the Upon the death of my uncle. TI tohert em. Day or Wee | Taylor avenue, $10.20; John WwW, dress, $12.75. new Southwest Baptist Church, : _— | On EYE F ; ed $804 nena mal Re and o-—-— -—- ™ a a ee we eee ma in Middle "weet ROBERT SCHMIDT nd McCarthy, 1382 Burd avenue, W. M M 9 e204 8 FOURTH ST. onptageoeredaaty ss an ae - M. McClurg, 44°28 McPher-| Scanlan avenue and Watson road, APAS.S6: Fe, J. MoCerthy, 833 ee ne ae | mm Dr. E.R. Van Booven, Dentist |} —- | tre 841: Timothy Mc- , «9; e sicCiur-| scheduled for today, will be held oe If h “p Cold { a Market street, $8.41; ken, 4152 West Pi boul a je $14 OLIVE STREET you have eye trouble of any treating with our best Conere., wy itt @ ( ’ — = , , _ f ; . . . e ‘ . ie fr. j e ape’s d Compan —) === + 3 —==—= ne Houlevard,|at 3 p. m. next Sunday. ne i = ! | kind, this book will tell you || Dereit. Litre? |? iat ay AR tee $15.30; Lucinda J. McCormack,| The Rev. R. K. Kelly, pastor of tesa A SERVICEABLE XMAS GIFT { IDG many truths you ought to know. | |!, hav" "er citirely we Ey Pa ° iit ia A Slrnpe ha on | ° : ” ee. J. (4377 Delmar avenue, $8.17; An-| the Lafa > g /q UPPER and LOWER . Clintsman had : iy “ png ; $35 00 removes’ the catarrhal. mucus from the — | Breaks a Cold Right AL: rt eo ee x4 | drew McCormack, 4030 Westmin-! will be the Principal speaker. The 7 ne PLATE, including Ps > P ) M rif 0 * { C | intestinal it act and allays the inflems 4 f always tired extractivo taking Adlerik ty) > ac 7.85: . ay , hich causes practicaly all stoma "and 3 © ter place, $17.85; John C. McDavid, | Rev. W. E. Darrow, pastor of the ) ee po ! inte stinal ailments, tn« —~-ry av- econvin o te anything and | +S caaaen : ’ “ ll. yw 5755 Ki ! aid — ‘Siu . e ene ; | ri JEWELER ) > (5755 Kingsbury boulevard, $7.65; | Southwest Congregation, also will awe | “ .—609 N. BROADWAY — Bere used oO ortt-Wileon Drug Co. $ stricken wit severe case of i) ~ | tre puble and ec Twe ewe atiacks made a lose conecto ft. / Mary McDermott, 231 North Van- | spe Take two tablets Suite 215-216 Republic Building " ities ieviae UMRSA: Wruvne. peak. The congregation, organized | Walgreen Drug Co. end druggists every - every three hours 704 OLIVE STREET | | until three doses @ ae 6) , ae — . , 2 M. and Mary E. McDermott, 2840 | ye cP The Little Store on the Second Floor’ 1S he Minnesota avenue, $1.47: A. C. Mc- are taken. The Donald, 455 North Sarah street, Jing from first dose always AAA | = 7 ak: Act Ww. M is move gives relief. The i Sale of © f J | i | $7,65; Arthur - McDonald, 6036 owl raves a second and third ." ‘ ' l t cwe ry ' \“ ashington boulevard, $12:76;: i ond which | deses completely - “f Brown McDonald, 4064 McPherson asness, sleepless-| break up the cold. : . , Diamond Rin gs y. tC, P avenue, $19.72; L. F. McDonald, Spee SHY Senger Pleasant and »afe 42327 Olive street, $9.48: John and jead ing druggists. to take. Contains Perfectly cut ‘pure blue-white ts Sidney McDonough, 3836 Cook ave- B Drug Co., En Diamonds with either diamond AY y Xs) $30.60 . “* no quinine or opi- i or sapphire-set 1X-k, white gold ws ; a, ; / nue, $3 6 ’ . Drug Co. and pags " | ates. Millions use 4 yf mountings: A gift of apprecia- @ © William McGill, 3669 Botanical ) ‘*‘Pape’s Cold Live rmanenc ' ’ y - - ©. . ickly founa | COmpound.’’ Price, thirty-fiveel ’ $35. 00 Rings for $29.75 s , avenue, $7.65; Frances J. McGinn, tech wants, | DTuggiste guarantee it , $50.00 Rings for $42.75 4 sive Kingshighway boulevard, or leave ra i Many others at equally go od values. Se _ $10.20; Estella MeGinnls, Shardel! at. See today’s Want ioe a k- ¥ Hotel, $15.03; Thomas McGowan, Business For Sale offers, . = Diamond Wrist ; Forest Hotel, $12.75; A. M. Me- - 7 =~ Grath, 3795 Kingshighway boule- be ah ghe abe she he abe bt te te te te 7 Sy | | ~~ SS Watches vard, $15.30; Bernard J. McGrath, POO . — ° -. 4 , 3622 Wyoming street, $7.65; Marie Gare e- Vie 6 $45 and $5() . McGrath, 4161 Lindell boulevard, | = ' ($25.50: Joseph E. McGutre, Pierce Out f th | we These exquisite Watches just ar- Building, $17.85; William A. Mc- 0 — SBYXYS rived’ Only a limited number— 6 Guire, 616 Eastgate avenue, $27.22; a . | QS and offered at most miraculous Gladys 22 . * |Gladys R. McHugh, 1122 Rutger High-Rent § 2 | BN a ine ne a a Se a Ne SON SEES MEN Or 8 ame CES Prufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles Gifts of Charm and Luxury That Any Woman Will Cherish With the approach of Christmas the interest of all people A visit to our store at this time will be a revelation—we is turned towards the home and the grand old custom of gift- have set aside a special section of furniture pieces suitable for gwing. And since the home plays such an important part in gift-giving—there are hundreds of practical, inexpensive gifts Christmas festivities, a gift of furniture is the most appreci- for everyone on your list. Make your selections early while ated of all gifts. the stocks are replete. “tec tec tee tes . ~ prices. 18 carat white gold trim- ‘ - : > mini >-sdene With platinum faces. street, $39.85; Robert 5. and Eva ° . Set with diamonds and samp es. p. ] es, 718-17 Sj son District . ‘ A most admirable C cbristenns ortrel ‘ pune, STERS: F dy Pc sais 7x ' —_e . American Hotel, $10.20; F. D. Mc-| Cuff Links ON VTE «6 Laughlin, Missouri Athletic Assoc!- i} —e fe) Beautifully carved, pure At | ts 1 wf | ation, $10.20; Patrick McLaughlin, gold. An ideal gift for at wrt . '9315A Ann avenue, $23.30; P. F. either men or women. @& i, FEIN ES OF, a | McLean, Marion*Roe Hotel, $7.65; | ° Prices begin at Qa = i James McMinn, 2830 Market street, | Lower Prices $4.50 = —— o> '$8.92: Lena MecMurran, 3756 Olive 9° street, $25.60; Agnes McQuality, to You 90 Days’ Charge Accounts Only - (3016 Locust street, $22.95. | Zs | William McConnell, 1800 Papin | ur Own Terms ' . | street, $62.86: Elmer McCormack, 2 | 4261 Olive street, $74.10; Elmer C f Ri | McDaniel, 2825 Easton avenue. | Gi t Nings 22.93: F. H. and Katherine Mc- | F Donald, 4093 West Pine boulevard, | - ates ya | $19.26; M. P. McDonald, 2924 Washington avenue, $74.10; WHl- liam McFarland, 1440 Pendleton ivenue, $37.54: Blanchard O. Me- , Kee, 5327 Pershing avenue, $31.14; Garnets, Aquamarines | Joseph B. McNutt, 3742 Page Topazes Amethysts boulevard, $31.12: Dunan R. Mc- | | Vicker, 4225 Kossuth avenué, | $24.94. OS ERENT al re PRIN SIEN SE SENS ce | =—Editorial—— | Birds and Folks 3 ry ? ss at A92R'. : You may never have seen or acai” Ca ; x ee a ea Te vm Gree heard a flock of magpies or Sea . | oe, YH, : , mw tess | | jackdaws, but you probably EAD A wy ‘beh , [ae « i f Ud | PA Te re $a seen and heard a flock ed eS ae ane ; “ - \ Ala? wae ; _- : : crows. hile Dal 4 a. +i bn 4 , os uy Adnan sas = mG a hod v A li | Rl a Each of these species of fowl ’ =|) & are noted for their | chatter, BUT IT DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING. : | Not so with the king of fowls, the Eagle. He travels | alone and in silence, but he accomplishes things far be- | yond the possibilities of the chatterers. ill Two-Tone Console Phonograshf PHONOGRAPH ARITHMETIC] Beautifully finished in two-tone mahog- any Hias radio compartment and 1 space for rec has," quipped with dou Ca Se Se ST SRL Se SS Se Se ST A Now Siitas for ‘‘Her Boudoir For a really substantial gift, and one that will live in pleasant memories for years, what | Just so with humanity. f | Special at Spring motors a .4 cle Six records FREE gp > = gmt Play the Latest $100 . —— —S = 2 Charleston = | ——_ = a: _ 30x26 inches, in mahogany or walnut, is priced at. . 00+. + essen. The MARTHA WASHINGTON Sewing Cabi- . net with three drawers and 57 / 50 SPINET DESKS—Desks are intimate things ample space on each side, in that hold our “secrets,” but there should be no mahogany, priced secrecy about the place they occupy in 10 a , - - ] A l-looking Spinet NEST OF TABLES—For delightfalentertain- jes. in mahogany, can be had $ me ing. Can be had in green, black, or the low price of blue and red lacquered wood; $ 77: a eer hand decorated. Priced at ess as ? os vem ESTES Km, Dances. TEA CART—An mittepencstiill aid to the eb WINDSOR ROCKER—Mother would appreci-_ ess. Attractive models, in ma- 5162 ate one of these comfortable Windsor Rock- hogany or walnut, with drop ers for her bedroom. They iy, 25 leaves and removable glass tray.. 44 In walnut finished cedar-lined or in natural red Tennes cedar. DPurably construc and pleasingly ornament Extra $ 79 | e “World's Values at. are finished in walnut; priced — TELEPHONE STAND, with chair, is a CEDAR CHESTS are a prized possession. A_ great eagle ype — $ number of attractive styles, $ 50 sets, in solid mahoga cation Cae yr construct. priced at and uph I- ack and dis- ry (hair is aciion. P finished in walnut; priced as sissy eh abaeah ites thee FOLDING CARD TABLE, with felt Yop, END TABLE —In black oie red genuine’ metal-bound corners, Very $ 50 hand-lacquered wood, artisti- $ 00 strong and durable; — cally decorated; priced as low . priced at ** ee *;| Re ‘Se SE SEN SE I ES Ot YA ED —— —_ aters | aa ‘ Convenient Deliveries t ee A Bt Sign Coupon— eater made q ith a cast- ‘ . SILVERSTONE Co. hich ie blue , and neatly 4 Please send complete particulars of APE g oo 6006 66 Sd COORD OOOO 6 eeereeeeeeeveve er a tre- — | oi YOur new Industrial Divided Payment pees per- : Plan, which will place an Edison in home. ADDRESS. ce ccect ee eeCo®oseeseseVecsest reese ews : e 5 | : 4 * 0 — aE h Siversione (. HOME OUTFITTERS 1114 OLIVE—5206-12 GRAVOIS —can be arranged. Furniture pieces select- ed now will be held until later delivery if de- sired without any extra charge for storage. ‘e a - Extended Payments Can Be Arranged he tence} a Re eae a Ca aC CT ~~ a: ‘4 ~

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“ —! — - a —— eee OO A GP bt wens ~ aia. -« - | } my et ; Bi i ; Babs DECEMBER | i 1 Young Musicians’ Club, to be given! famous harpist, and Clara Bloom nporbeagelincs age he cm 05 artists Save the | i Hi, Net Contents 15 7: Chronic Fatigue Fa si0 BILL] 1yrouguron Oumar Keeps Many Mothers | ss: — Biggest Educational Cam- ‘Dead Tired’’ | SICKNESS ivavs ca red | OR paign in History of Local HOUSANDS of pale, weary,’ rour bodr. And it is aces inv ari. h AC ( | DENT Worn-out mothers are victims of ably when your b | xd is thin and Set 6m — will protect you for —wrepper re eee 7Y,r,,rrF See c “a ade ~ ee =. ee Atay ll Macc A PBR be a 2 , b> » ’ . a a . ‘ —_ — | . . Food = cleus vaiues. ‘om : : ; simulating the at with decorated ( om plete with | . ting the S poistceee Ccorsctel tenes snd’ ti : ei) hace A . Society Predicted by | iaree — a a 4 ' uF - ‘ , h = "ta ?. 7?! a , . ? on kr ' , aree lag ¢ iti “4 in suff ent strength $25 — $15. . ta : chronic fatigue—and do not know it pall, tacking suffic che ‘ No Medical Examination Leaders. — Lamos $1 by ; : If you are alwavs weak, fire : vi ing Orpuad road, ANY ONE 14 To 70 YEARS : ' Thereby se lamps $19 7 co et - ie : . rer mt — . ot tel a nan 3 ST 2 ‘ome a)} ru D i WI and are a vi ACCEPTED _-_eo : 4 . ~~ ° - | nervous and ailing—if your hous my nae haya Ee aia Cheerfuiness and oS8 La = ae . nowcgh ; Sa gt rogers » Beek Gautinne — al “m $35 — 9 ives et isied At ‘ -\ =~ ' sho principa su : . . Lar : : i (it 4O@0 00) & SE5 ee , Se ee ahr enti? sso week!y oubie tndemnir,t: 5 S ng on your nerves, ? you are s { s to strengtoen your ¢« re erste 2500 for less of limbs or ey> 7 ANY CHURCHES Mineral. NOt ne ate CEDAR CHEST aa 4 . eet to freauent backache. dizzy by restoring this organic iron sight. Many other safeguards. A M Recipe of Obed De 6.95 : ‘ =’ ells. rnaipita? mn. eter nine chances vour blood. But } nt _— e ry Con vou afford t have your 8sa.- Se RIS, Ween 2 Pam ahst — 4 Cedar Lined Wainut-Fintshed Chest. . $1 i out of ten t! real, wn ler!y ny fas , ned minere: iron @cicin ot Sage so hac lll - —~. i bettie , a R (Written by a woman “sat ee / Senna atid $2 Style Wainut-f inished Chest. . a ’ DE ahrenic fatious. which many doctors say do ; Domes s, appendicitis or the |! Business Crenideaatla — Se ee ee eee a $30 Period Wainut-F nished Chest $24.95 , . : rood. Take organie iron —Nu uxated manr ther sickneseses that are fi man ¢ err good Style W - Don ‘t econtuse -Hronic fatigue = % v : at this time of the year” / . . My man ts ¥ —_" nd ee - eager of $35 - Yo — — | . eh . = + a — Ts c — #I« > &- Au — We 24% Re A ’ cf a be. 3 > : = (+h the ar nary ‘4 healthy ’? fa (Pon —Waien is like Loe iron in eg Lies! ce an accident may disabi-a : Labor Unions Also Giv- — a = oo & .. — érunk 2 Cartenate te d : Holds An Purchase : ? ‘igue vou “vary hes a i: 3 hae _, blood and like that in sy nach and you and stop your salary. Avoid ae. ~ bh sbands do 4 | a . A t - : Ag uc : ‘ af j a POoVd Ol, |, as a ; . . i b ta 4 ; _ wm Pet is seenne ond pee to, teeth or disturb the stomach. Fur —Mail the Coupon NOW !— Against Disease. For the re's no sunshine in my heart, it hat “ew ote owl od toe rsa thermore, being like the iron in vour North Amertcan Accident Insar- i When meoushines in his head. | : ; , netion proper), T) ie spn dthton Hiooed 1% 8 promptiy asain ated an ay _ 7 =O « Bonnell Bids.. ew 1 Som- folke ~an ‘a igh at gach =~ plight i ‘ a ae Saag i _.}/boegins at once to strengthen debi ‘an tlemen Please eend 4e fj Special events of the 1925 Christ- Of some Pp or crunken 3 foo: | — » may lead to fai tated organs and ulecles an : viwe tailed information about the $10 : a a ee ee. Seat — aching bears i} ree ——s “ewer SSN See SG Eve PREMIER POLICY No obliga mas Tlealth Seal Sale forecast the And pity ee 2 - j \ un new strength and er iuranee _s i ao . : ; : Are when hes Rac Just ope (90 many. ’ ! To conquer chronic fatigue you, Take Nuxated Iron for ‘ust 2 weeks Aa Ks ehtisismaeees nd Fer | aon there 5 mo pehine in his head | | 4 vy? jst go ’ " the res! re oe of the trou = - > weak — wf go ge BL Fa Nar a “see @eeee “oe eee © © & . +. te history of trea Tuberculosis There's no sunshine ‘in my heart ie , « os 7 , : s} ‘ ho u ; rror er AC ’ oy - ’ : 24 oe. eee eee ween ee & . ™~ 7 ; (/ 4 "4 i ble—in the blood. F i it ie Bheige Bet bee the cell soos bea a —" HW} Society of St. Lonts, according °° winin tne garden of my Ife, s (of f 4 r bh ead tha Carries nours sh ment to youUrP heests and the bright sparkle and Citys seeeeeeeceeee eee Sess eeeds Ha’! mrasiden?t o? tha soc!- Lore r led «6inlhCevery thought, . every nerve. mre! } ¢ \ fe > your eres Money back PF not —— : ; i a Yeh rena Ogee . Bu >w I fegr tis wilting fase A aT a ce : ac if An | tissue Ol a cane e a mad — — = , > —_ _— —— ) oho . eae dela ? DpProvec At a... Zoo a USE sis. a? Pract we See 2 erery organize! . A a] rust i228 +O naugs . : ; : —s '' «| § pray before it is too late group in the ctly, business, civic. Het! think how oft I've said, . » F - “Theres mo sunshine in my heart. deer, ’ ~hurch and social, co-operating. When theres moonshine in your head.~ | pa a" : eo * * * * * - * > A : The s@ie of seais and buttoms Nas | read the hook “The Nattonal Curse” » I Le OP he. at In! "°D Station and the ent me oy Dr Haines - -* ° t ~ *® «ili ~ \ sd © —' a2 as + And need +- iy den lreatment | + bd the ing chain i} branch postoffices, and will con- a oe ee dt yy on [ ‘onue every day in De cember. The 2 Ts freed fror Satan 5 nine im h 4. 2 ie ma, es, Le eee harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregori : . rection of the Diocesan Council of I gave the powder secretly, . f I f: : ° : OE “ Ee uover aren Waaws Soothing Syrups, prepa or infants in arms an ildren all | bs Catholic Women. Other organi- on. woman do the same today. ’ STEEL COASTER, * ot , = . 7. The act you cannot rue ALL- ‘ } zations which will assist tnclue Our lives are rery + Rane . 2 ; ‘A ho. sears sum 95 , - ies unior |. Simce that ff air tach ‘ $ \ : | he College Clud, the Junior | ,, Since, that first ed I reed: MOTHER! Fletcher’s Castoria has been in use over 30 years to ee League and Parent-Teacher asso- And no moonshine in his head. qua SE ———— clations. : : : Save those near and Gear to you from ® : " Wi d li T. S { This week has been prociatmed ifs of degradation: poverty aod disarace. Constipation ind Colic o Sweeten Sto 4 * “Health Week” by Mayer Miller, 229 can do it by cut ing out thie coupan and, water the auspices of the Tu- Co Fl ] Di h R ] Bo ls - iin Gentehe tad te tintin Free Treatment Coupon atuience larrnea eguiate we wes = ag! ——— Me aged. peing Fill tm your name and saddress on observed itn al Sunday schools and blank ‘lineg below. Then cut our this Porc a4is-TOr Tr shascies a0 “Health Sunday.” Haines, 149 Glenn Bldg. Cincionats ids in the assimilati f Food moting Cheerfulness pie SET Table foe mith : : sunday. Haines, 149 Glenn Bldg. Cinctonats. in tne ation oO » promoting , —— are, The Associated Retallerg has in- Ohio You — Es in reture éesign .~T i. $7.95 fy 2% +> * n , enough of the tment te provs te _— sweeper **— dorsed the ee nd > you that it will step drunkenness in ° ° rs trimmed in bt and buttons are on sale in all de- any form. You gfve it in tea. coffes, Natural Slee without lates ——— . partment stores. The Central | °", food. The drunkard will stop Pp ; Trades and Labor Wnilon laawe t drinking without knowing why. “ : is 44 oF &o.00 and sO Ca . ° . : unions also are indorsing the cam- || Name......+...----.--.-=.--- | To avoid imitations always look for the signature of ; 4 paign. St TT zs . - 4 6 ae ing «bh 3 hte ois : : Westinghouse, Hotpoint both sides of the bread @& 3 ~ rt talks to be crren 2fore busi- Handsomely nickeled i i vi os pay ¢ Western Electric 44 ss s ‘ (20on 4 an } Uni ! d Oth “a ; eh 6 iversai an ers gi her ctvte groups, emphasizing the Ws eAavnee tian _ ca ff? tha ' eam Toasters Percolators, Chafing = 4 a Paaee Gt the eG Ca- Dishes, Waffle Irons—everything “ ' pa-gn. maginabie. Select your electricai ~ An extensive campaign ts also gifts here. Special Gold hetre promoted in S* YT ou's Coan _ Re promoted in St: Lou!’ Ou esting- Seal Toaster . tr Snhecia! en? har = 2 ° Yr. Special events there are sim- Radio Equipped Nar to those in the city house aa Tis Phonograph comes with 4. PERCOLATOR SET $25.00 PERCOLATOR SET Your choice of these sample she Electric est ; Pp = A beautiful Manning- . handsomely nickeled fersal Perco!l lato! console or upright honographs erg. Waffle Bowman set, urn, with ebony handles. Fy three-pint size. 9 . tadio reamer sugar bow! a ee : “@ ns. Soe selections a a creamer, Sale Ses Special at .....--++++-- cess + . ree wit urecnase ot every with automatic safety «8 | mach! wey Th i >riced device. Price Give Her a Wonder Model " pair, wit aad _— | chine nf ’ ri er radio inion ia ot thn ate Western Electric Washer s . : $6.95 . Waffle Irons heat up—turns out a : tit question In = bust?. Western Piace Your Order a Lee | ee eee a Now and Be As- | bind a. : Electric sured of Christ- ttn) oe mas Delivery. r ’ y 14 " Vacuum The Washer that . a excels mn beauty ia | ease and economy as ‘ a 4 Cleaners of operation and in até. cleaning effictency. ae “ : 3" ret the Wonder i | 1¢ Model thig Christ- » | - H f mas and banish a 5 , “> rv “io *, so an ideal gift The sweeper with ee nomen: Creda . “ , . ee i forever Convenient , ; : wonderful new and exclusive fea- carme . ' ‘8 eur ~ > a ra’ ‘ ’ = . —_ — 2 x ’ - . — —_— ; *- y : » ‘ ” ul aK - an ui more are coming to this method a AO act Oe i jeorntin : price—-it is a@ value reu will find hard to equal anywhere ie Es sradual One rarely | Maem ° sn = | | Ss gradual. e rarely loses more than Attractiveiy designed, juality-Oulit, leep > = "$4 75 one pound daily. So the body adiusts it- Electric Train Outfit Special epring seats and backs, removaDie « —ae “$7 y.50 ~ —ae “ to the new condition. Your own drug- oe ego tender. two $2.95 and uphelstered [nm al! mohair Consists o ist Signs our guarantee n a davenport, armchair and fireside rt Marmola has been used for 18 years. $s Sim piex Immersion ‘4 chal: $10 down, $2 week): ree sey ” $1 00 Down Delivers Countless peopie nave shown others the re- $3. 95 7 suits. The tame has spread unti] pecpie now Heater, are using over a million boxes vear! Meats water. milk or any liquid with : a rrr | - ; . ¢ - + = ota ail alliinenes i". a . = oe rey concn meal ypntaor hata “¥" — maring quickness We aiso bare wee Make Your Selection Now, While Line Is Complete ‘co Trains are goot tT) a) na qs we. Cc .* ; ; rs um raeon ; ; ™ , mi tu t a reasons tor resuits. You know exactly how eaiers niature. Locomct*"e8, and whv it acts ritches, gates, biock . investigate this methed in fairness to 8-Light Mazda all patterned after regular yourself. Learn how people all about you Tree Lighting reed eq ae B. gain Sgures that you envy. It may lead to + theyt! ‘rf . » * J : _ os ** : r ° SE F UR ISHING priceiess benefits Outfit . last for years, : I all 1 arrestee t 81 riom Tablets are cold by a art a rT oO , ~s pec ARC « se * ' — for omr latest book x ct os -- ie s tal ree, apd our guarantee. Clip it now 902-4 ra FA i KMRELIN AVE. The Pleasant Way to Redace $ 65 SUCCESSORS To 1 ——— , | MARMOLA | 2“ ra dam Electric Shop oe DOOR F lie CORNER 2-235 General Motors Bids. | on ae DETROIT, MICH. L—>S= ae es ace (Free) ahs 904 PINE STREET o | —* le ge, e 20 tie OPS . SS Lee 2S Se

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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 6, 199% a mn —— SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ADVERTISEMENT Feel Glorious! Nicest Laxative, “Cascarets’ 10c tight, tongue -pink and your skia 1925. >» ~~ ‘ ~ Sa a ‘_ & ouUMS & Caaatee Dy, MeeLAUER’S—825 NORTH 6th ST.=J=) CT LOUIS BANKERS |p Ret Contents 15 Fluid Dractng f° GREAT SAVINGS DURING OUR 4/Ut. RE-HOLIDAY SALE : : Floor Lamps sa) acaemapanaa Lindenwood for World Court. vor. Fourteen students voted bn | whe did not vote, but there were The student body at Lindenwood |the negative, and there were @ tt let knant, 000 Olieianie natn College cast a vote at Thursday’si« assembly for the World Court, with OFF 10 SOUTHLAND === j OR GUNVENTION Bird Remedies aia : Are the Best For Sale at All Grocery, Drug, Feed, Hard- ware, Florist and Bird Stores. if Your Dealer Can’t Supply You, Address sodietietianeiiinemeeatmenttiomed An Exceptional Opportunity! A Profitable, Well-Located Recreation Parlor Can Be Secured at An Extremely Desirable Price Because of other extensive interests which necessitate ! his being out of town at frequent intervals owner is forced to sacrifice a well-established and profitable recreation and billiard parlor, including a wonderful eighteen-dwle indoor golf course. Price is low enough There by Auto, to Meet | to insure quick sal mea : > quick sale. An Opportunity such as this HALLER’S BIKD but once in a decade. $10,000.00 will handle deal, bal- wu Gany stimulate peur SS ee a tee in St. Petersburg. | nS e x | STOKE ged ! liberal terms. Address Box start your bowels. Then you will| largest selling laxative in the world | wae we rong —" P-101, Post-Dispatch. both look and feel eleah, sweet, re- my men, women, children. Buy a box A special train , | Ce ee ee ee about | 100 st. Louisians left St. Louis over | : = inning the delegates to the four- | WELCH & CO., 1105-07-09 OLYVE _—_——E——— | | ‘oo —— Reduced from Reduced from $18 to $13.50 to | $44:95 $7.95 Marvelous values. Com- plete with decorated Complete with hand- polychrome bases aid). 4 me polychrome large silk and Georgette » ,QUCOHOL”9 PER Cent AVeéetabie Preparation forhg. Similating the Food by Regula- tine the Stomachs and Bowelsef INFANTS “CHILDREN Thereby Promoting Dit a 7... sal sone so 4 «Avene $23.95 1. NOT RCOTIC SS aianeaaa CEDAR CHESTS ined Walnut-Finished Chest.. $16.95 - ae Sile Walnut-Finished Chest.. $19.95 $35 Console Style Walnut-F.nished Chest $24.95 A Deposit Holds Any Purchase Till Xmas Our Prices Are 20% to 30% Less Than Elsewhere Leave by Special Train for Winter Park, Fla., From | Don’t stay headachy, bilious, ¢on- stipated, sick! One or two pleasant, eandy-like ‘‘Cascarets’’ any time Save on Smokers $8 Smoker with cabinet humidor, at $4. ° ecause cheery, harmless ‘' Casca- bases and Ceorgette rets’’ never gripe, inconveniénce or and ellk shades at this low price $i to at,, PLO.IS $19.7 ao eS SI ahade $25 , | Lampe $15.95 98 $10 Smoker with eabinet humidor $5.98 ane! o——- + 82:0 Lamp* pearthig¢ taking the delegates to the four- | teenth annual convention of the | Investment Bankers’ Association of America, described as afi “all-Flor- ea ida’ convention. The St. Louisans, by Thomas N. Dysart, of ixnight, Dy- sart & Gamble, pr2s‘dent of the association, arrived at Winter Park, yas Fla.. along with other special trains | = : e At6 months old 35 Rests sage »» } | j | | | | 24 inthes tall; real hair, long or Oil, Paregoric, Drops and! = ¢° Ea : ‘i , | 7 aiastgdesigs women ie tarms and Children all] ages, Beret, erelas! a a - — ee ee ae we + we ES ———t, ——s ee ~ Te wee wr - COASTER $8 ALL-STEEL 14x —Baked enamel finish: S4ach body; disc $5 95 wheels. oversize tires. : ae in use over 30 years to relieve. —-_* SS $12 Cab Phenograph; plays same rec- ords as liarge This Complete $550 Player-Piano Outfit, $295 i * 2 ~ > r ba =~ - . ‘ $5 Tool Chests : SS ~*~ ~. ~ ae » «ys - wes & ré - i mane ts oe ~~ ee es ee ee ee ee SAVE 250 ON ELECTRIC TRAINS 6 AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN — Engine with headlight, two coaches and oval track.. EMG SA Peat $4.98 $15 AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN—Engine BAVA AVAVA SASS lectrical Gifts for Christmas Useful and Enjoyed Throughout the Years Ld lie i i i ee LD AL ri Sweeten Stomach return Dec. 18. HE illustration gives you afi idea of the style Brings Executives Together. of the remarkable Player Outfit that is offer- + a eS. ze > music Cabinet and fi latest : selections. The Outfit is gold to 3 ee tM sr greed f ‘brokerage institutions, or of their 95 . A“ nd numera! <, wots | daign; white chairs, $7 Q5 Carpet s¥ — bond and investment departments, d | will be arranged . sweeper ' Parte ese - ‘ - 'dollars. It will have two underly- }ing themes, as explained today by | ians h value at— everywhere recomm — _— end it 1.25 value 69e ivice president-elect; and chairman atten Anon |of the association's legislative com- | d black. with light, baggage car with mail bag ee ~ of all classes, pafticularly by rigid catcher and two individual lighted passen- “blue-sky laws” in the states, an R ed. Included in the price you also receive a egulate Bowels The convention brings together | you backed by Welch & Co.'s trimmed in blue... . — 'which annually devise and market} Tubular frame, President Dysart and Tom K. Tan body, ' mittee. Extension of safeguards get cart; two switches and €4Q OS | 42% i=" 7 {ithe launching of an advertising | o SX UP TO $18 TABLE LAMPS ~*- In various astylése. of ages with eflk or glazed hades. $8. 75 Special.. LCP TO $30 FLOOR LAMPS * Bewildering variety and of polychrome bases and mors $14.95 UP TO 625 BRIDGE LAMPS Complete with pols- chrome bases and newest thades....... 911.75 shades... ‘player bench to mated, plano scarf, floor lamp, ' ty ; | t nking and Oting Chee l R 12 PORCELAIN-TOP TA- (the directing heads of ba « rfu ness, est and SLE SET—Table top with usual guarantee. Terms . Opiates Sail : securities worth several billion | Poustl kita \alLleeai FP Ifemous Colum: : - famous Colum- ture of : Sa Ay mee | PoP [bia bicycle. $25 : —— | AINT Py Smith of Kaufman, Smith & Co., | striped in red |protecting investors in securities forming figure 8 campaign, calcitated to educate the croseorer MB) 822 LIONEL TRAIN—Wide gauge; 12-inch Hi reversible engine with headlight, three investor in safé investment. 7 “The Investment Bankers’ As- one -.e.,, 9a O.98 | : ¢ LIONEL TRAIN—AWide gauce: 15- sociation is a voluntary organiza- | oe Se oo TS two head- tion,’ said Dysart. “Its member- | A r large coac ; all individually t ty lighted. Train is 75 ship ineludes the great majorit; PPE TO of all recognized investment bank- | ers in the country. Most of the |}schools, the good roads and the You must see the Console offered at thie price to appreciate what an un- usual value you are getting at $40.75. Has all latest advantages. Guaran- teed motor and « beautiful cabinet. Special, $49.75. $20.00 AUTO — Horn, oll ean. imitation motor exhaust, fenders, drum type . brake, windshield, dise wheels and gg $14.95 || ee - tires.......,, a $8 DOLL CAR- $4 VELOCIPEDE RIAGE — Roll j usta ble front and hood; spring saddle and The Royal cheese Console, $125 Ae A .Z —_- $16 Comb. Occasional Tables CT ' Double-Action Electric Toaster reclining back, rubber tires. Mon- special DIOS apecial 10 DOLL CAR- IAGE —— Basket handle bars. amall child. day Piet... $10 VELOCIPEDE — Heavy rubber |billions of dollars of public tm-. | provements, the electric light and | power plants, the gas plants, water | works, telephone and telegraph, |} railroads and public utilities were tires, rubber : weave fiber; re als. For children elining back; body 8 to 7 years. Monday at A handy new Toaster that toasts both sides of the bread at once liandsomely nickeled. $8.50 Special Gold Seal Toaster . s * PERCOLATOR SET tkheled Universal Percolator, Urn three-pint size. $1 9 95 ‘( eoenereenese eet eeeeese bal ‘\' si value: €2 49 , or | special. ... = : Her a Wonder Model . Lied \ \\ 28 inches tall; real[$5 Pedal Car. .$3.79 ern Electric Washer : & Footballs . 9 $1.50 Rugby ... .9&8e China Dishes 4.00 Rugby £2.98 4.00 Soccer. ..$2.49 ’ Soccer $3.98 1$3. ; be 2 3.50 Basket Ball, 23 pes $3 value; ball-iknives, forks £2.29 184.00 bearing . SLOB'snoons ..... $1. 5 Basket Ball, $3.08 12% pes. . 65 PEDAL CAR—Disc AMA i rubber wih e els, 15 Inches tall; un- ti breakable; $1.50 val- ~—_ st $3.79 . Percolator Sets boys or Girls 1.50 value... .$1.00 $2 value; ball-} $2.00 value... 1.2916°.50 value, ay 7 value, $2.98 an inches tall; wi -~hair, wig and moving eyes; $9.00 value; ‘al $6.95 al 4. rena as "5s value 28-in. Effanbee Doll, [(areiys beautifully dressed; SR aheg® Sc $15 value; $9.95, Peis ose” special TMF ERECTOR SE $1 No. 1 Set_.89c $3 No. 3 Set, $2.49 Tinker Toys, the wonder builder, 75c value, 49c a Hobby Horses = $10 Value_.$7.45 P=: $14 Value. $9.95 $5 No. 4 Sel, $3.98) 707 _VB%518 value, $19.95 BLOCKS | ; ' | | mary 'assoctation in 1912. |great deal of research 'on and information gathered erd |further the most , ethical practices in distributing se. | | curities.’’ /committee meetings, covering | mercial | eral , Government _curities, irrigation securities, legis. | ‘law and built by capital -previded largely by investment bankers. ‘Last year more than §6,000.,- | 000,000 of new capital issues, that | is stocks and bonds, were s#ol4 in| this country. That sum represents the responsible, honest securities issued in 1924 and the great bulk | of those issues were distributed by members of this association. “The investigation of an issue of ‘stocks or bonds by the !nvestment | banker is a highly technical pro- | cedure. This was one of the pri- reasons for organizing the Through ‘t a! is carried disseminated country. to at] parts of the Another reason was to equitable and Opens With Committee Meetines. The convention will open with | the subjects of business conduct, com- | ereditie, education. FeA- taxation, foreign securities, bonds, industria] se- lation, marine securities, municipal] securities, public service securities, real estate securities, securitias | etate taxation. The in-/ formation supplied by these com- | A f CP TO $25 Davenport Tables Now going at $13.45 the price of. UP TO $35 Davenport Tables Now going at $19.75 the price of.. ALL 614, sf} AND $18 Buffet Mirrors Buffet Mirrors Pepecialiy priced while Now pricei while they Se ee: j ALL $8, $10 AND, $12 - if: 7 “ » 9% : _ = Several! styles including one similar to the illustra- } tion: also several sizes. Finished in vith walnut, " @ x ceeding! @reaceful, $9.75 Up to $50 Easy Chairs $29.75 LR ea ; Your chotce of be ts Bien sf Daven T ables UP TO 945 Davenport Tables’. N ! t ihe price of. P£0-D0 Open an Extended Account rich velour or co m bination ‘. A mohair covers, ) te loose cushions © Df ss Be if. and full coil — ~~. epring, best pee a factory con- ni etriuction. Large variety at $29.75. ‘Mirrors in Glittering Display ALL $25 TO $35 Buffet Mirrors Wiw pticed while they $18.75 Up to $75 Wing Chairs $34.75 Take your choice of com bination mohair. jacquard velour and other m @ terials. Some with Yreveraib! « eue*ehions, othera with carved Bases and eplendid Xmas Close-Out Dining-Room Suites NUMBER of &8-Piece Suites ineludife extension tables, buffete, five ‘ and one armchair are included in this sweeping clearance, Only 8 few tes of the style similar to the one pictured above are sag oe « but there are many in Quéen Anne or Tudor designe. come—first served. No *reserved stock. 8-Piece Suites ; “ wei of i, F ** “So 3° |e FF 4 — $165 A* entire group hae been et aside to be weed ad Chriet- mate speciale, These consiet of three-piece Suites in- Ghuding beds, dressers ond, aceesees. Several different styles. None reserved. lle they last, only “= tes *115 | mittees will form the basis of re. | | portd and recommen(ations to the | | convention. | Alden H. Little of Little -& | Moore ts chairman of the Mu nici- | pal Securities Cagnmittee. His | | committee will report on the large | |numbeér of defaults in payment of | interest and principal of local im- | $10 No. 7 Set, $7.98 S——=4\ $22 Value, $16.95 . $8 Rock-a-Tot tery to . < $4.25 Enameled white Walnut finish or mahogany finish Bnd Tables in various sises are in¢iuded at the above price. 5 Living-Room Suite Style similar to HE @tyle pietured above ie just one of the group of different models that ini ctration to are all to be closed out while they fast at this unuedally $ the right ia es attractive price rich velour over excel l A pecially offered at $7.50. a * $28 Walnut-Fin. Cedar Chests low and ry coustruction and lent factory Thre®t pie®es, epecial. romatic red Prinesate ce- dar ineicde. fich walnut outeide. Oth- er sizes Up te 52 —— p Tf oportly ately oriced. Dell Bassinets S8 COASTER $3 value; ivory and wiue, Aad-!WAGON — 16x36- el, at $1.98 Bn, Can'@th body; = dise $4.56 : ‘ not up over, frnecls. rubberlbine enamel, Hil | tics and tonne ree seul’ Py | be $3 40 | cities owns in the State of Washington. The association will | seek legislation curing the defaults |} temporarily, and providing for Mech ,sound bond issues in the future. — , - = - eines pe Trains Gov. J. W. Martin of Morida. ++ ; | $3.00 Americas amine . 9Be | E. H. H. Simmons, president of the = : : | : $3.50 Americte Fires ter a | New York Stock Exchangé, and Ee | i $4.50 American Flyer Train, $2.98 be S. Gifford, presidemt of the | =|; | | E ) —— - $5.00 American Flyer Trata, $3.25 American Télephone and Tele. ww : . ——- |graph Co. wil) bé among the non- if (\ / — ‘ UW & Ps 5G Qviej - se<— Oy Ss — Seth : — ZY nel Electric Trains : bas ffl. Te i | $150 Coil Spring Bed Dav. Suite SIMILAR in #tyle to the fllustration above. Th $115 epectal gives poe | choieé of davrenport and club chair ) or fireside chair. Choice of two of these ' three superb piecwa covered in velour. full ,spiral ii Plete Vione! Trains are good Trains, ta | mintature. Locomevt!*es, cars, Switches, gates, block signals; | all patterned after regular rail- Trunks road equipment. So well made 6 Ta pee that they'll last for years, finished H:75 to. 75 vou 98.29 frically Since 1886 2 ss Easel Black- member speakers. a ..........$1 Among other St. Louisans who wil) attend the convention as dele- gates are the fdliowing: BP. @G.' Stockton, W. Glenn Rule, Mark C. ? | Steinberg, Paul Peltason, J. Hugh i ei ats Powers, Herman Duhme, Walter ct —— ae A Be, ee. "7 1 Ps y y |N. Ainsworth, W. L. Hemingway, | — | . J Ag Henry T. Ferriss, Harry Potter. A. | H. Kauffman, Clatence 0. Gamble, | cod. ee ee OE This 5-Pc. $25 Enameled Breakfast Set William H. Burg, John: A. Aid, | NLY a limited number of Pnameled Seté (any colot you desire) John R. Longmire, Frank L. Ber:| ryhill, Willam R. Compton Jr., ean be sold at thie remarkably low “ .50 cr ¢, c ; price. alte es just as shown pT quite ; a Comb nation Range Blue enamel; 7% inches high. Comes with iron pots and skillets. $1 4 $2.25 value. $3.50 valee, same me, of ei 10% in high $2.29 ae . same as * $2.79 3 OUI-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS, WRITE FOR OUR TOY CIRCULAR LAUERS __——_ Ut taches $4.19 a | ® (i) & (hae! | | ce! A j FUYNITUVE t+ MUSICAL IN : on OE 1108-7-9 OLIVE STREET :~" 97 | Ld matnmTy dith C. Jones, Charies H. Stix, W. | Afthut Stickhey, Kenneth H. Bit-| ting, John A. Love and Arnold G } Stifel. John E. tiley, Lee La, Daly, Mere. , Bpecial lle they lbast _ mm ee ee ee ee — -

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patience... | Graduate Course for Veterinarians. f | | | —— = : CDA | By the Asmociated Press wee “EMBER 6. 192 COLUMBIA, Mo. Dec 6.— HRISTMAS PAROL | CS =———— ence, the first leir kind ever R NOW IS THE TIME ee c ROY St ERECT CH offered by the Missour! College TO SELECT YOUR ae. » \ P MADE : ‘ -. (,randdangh of agriculture will be held here Dec. 2§ to 31. The course was arranged : , by co-cperation of the Colle e of ~ 1. ’ ; : s . LZ - P *reeenise wd Churches and Schools of City : ru ely, ; - 4 . j "Beast orl law * ©} = = lL xplor | is to disse: . : a the Aseotl Agriculture's department of veter- ’ “a -=i§s + ; > *.+ ] : é ~ inary science and the Missouri Vet-| to Take Part in Long-Estab- erinary Association, and will offer lished Custom Stocks are complete—prices are more reasonable @ entire:y- : CRESS th latest tnfoema?si wae Swe Sees than ever—term r 3] enien? " , four ounces OL piaia, OF .ii@ ac s ~—~s 26 + 4 i . | * he ne . : = es - Se i ho an ’ 4- 4a ; sw Ai: hal oe | r i : ia re hogs, fow! 4 sall mima! :}} “a or the preciou rtic] e 4 ! 5 he scarp a28G _ = =. ~ : a >> ' c : ™ . . . 7 re iW +t e 4 “ . F diss 2 and ent . we : Sickhuwio PUST-UISPAiCn 4 a ‘? > . ! : Graduate courses in veterinary sci-_| Le — ss | Sat 4 afin ye ‘ee n> Ale ee en Oe ee ee ae ¢ hetenetes " i ey Ce A CE OR ws ep ei acl. Ors policy of the American Trust Company is to give banking service that is based on the best banking principles. We feel that a connection with us is consequently al- ways reliable, permanent and satisfactory. We invite the accounts of those who ap- preciate this viewpoints « Gwe o® AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY Seventh ® Locust SAINT LOUIS + ee Se , Carols Association announced yes- terdar. There will be 10.000 sing- Di ers in 400 groups to intone the old _ —_— ro i-_ :- — —— e sViabetesUurable! | »y=ns in every part of the city, he said At least 2000 singers have al- This is the title of a 78-page reacy volunteered pheir services as book recently published, relating members of groups to respond to the experiences of a score or more ‘the cal! of the light tn the win- of nationally prominent men and ows on Christmas eve, Smith said. | Women who recovered from diabetes Practically all of these groups have with the Sanborn home treatment. nized, and many of them are It is a clinical record showing meetings ni! ly to practice the . : Diamonds spectally selected for — their desperate condition at the caro!s that will be sun; r odeautiful color, and exceptional brilliancy; | OO tire to start and the stages by which they : bei) = » eo tne - SOLid white gold mountings of Superb de- . s ipletely recovered. svery church throuchout the city | | If you believe to the slightest ex- form one or more groups of rouns | 4 ; | ‘E tent that you exhibit eens of peop nd cove: lected sections — That isn’t natural The of a M, | | unsuspected consti pation—no# “ey QUA LIT Y GROCER diabetes or Bright’s disease, lose mo in their own or other neighbor- 7 — time in reading this remarkable hoods. Singing societie oth , ) : eege FP eee ee att — | fatigue—may be to blame poo b~ SESES ESSE ST PETITES Sees ese Lst esti titre book. my senc your name and ee ae es Cer be atsti.! + | ." Nee! roups. Th rho will form and : @- ee | Are you all played out when others round about : | f authentic. infmmaiies oh Qi ais cue Wenmete a et emarkable val: a hieiines: Wee | = full af life and conversation? Look to the con betes $s disease will be sive secretary 5 *hambs Watch. pencable jeweled movement of Ie es! Cc stpation may have you in ies ats | without your knowlédge. Your bowels may seem teh — $5.95 } ‘ar ; - -. eee ~ie — . . ~ =. | = . : : = nelle ¥ _ = ~~”, = -— + . mewspaper giving Associated Press news servica. ey vc 4 ‘ommerce nildin or call . S a cCcuracy. Beautifully engraved “yee white gold@filled case. A gift that $19 85 regular and yet you may not be evacuating all the was 5 6 Oe umber of the targer churches - from your system. ee - - _ “ : An will surely make her happy. Special. 708-10-12 FRANKLIN AV. Moe to furnteh “teeth ehatd — h and to serve | Eliminate al] the poison! Wash your ir -" > sack anal YAL | yn Plato Water. Pluto produces results thaf; ~ nm, . oa | nati who , ew Iniry 3 ROOMS COMPLE | E any groupe are also bet me chaste | perficial pills and lubricants can never , e mY he S are iso Detn forme - ' 2 cap , ° . . “" y mothers to gather together th saryv—w1! glad! , : | ; —_ a ‘ . ; ; me , Se _ ther thet: . i gladly F a | for the first time in years you wil] be ) vax—Sency Ne. ) others and ~ -— Reagg ee ne : clean inside. Watct how you wake-up , whele er ground. .00 desirable | m . enburg, Ind > —- 2 Ag A Att + OCOD ATI ANI Ce eC NR ge gh ela EAGLE OE rer — “ v > > >= p » - 2 7 es - ' “ a as ‘Seles aeaebnadillipaibitin’ Fb. package | | ‘s Ve * a t . corrt k-—_—4 ~~ en a Kitchen and Two Rooms oe oe ering inte serv mas any article rou | oe > ln; pound .* ice this year, are the fo , - . _ Bottled at famous French Lick Springs, ! | GUNPow DER rEA— 30c present site ios ++ ica x : cane ee 25c ‘hey bu) : im (Including Floorcoverings ) mate adit 7 Meet Weber ale, OW. > wonderful water physic is harmiess for all Green: pound... - Think of it! A three-room outfit d complete Bethlehem Congres. : thorough action. It works in 30 minutes totes nat grapa8 SOc B unm iss2 : Evanes ~ abanne ! ean comes complete with flooreovering meagan Fi = Pound credit terms make it easy to pay for. ical, Elmbank Methodis ee | mppness, Get ecquaintss wal Pius Se Peon wort ; th ii , Purest Presbuter- ; , wail Pound rou la Fri 0 | MBLAKRCUBRED CALI, 16ic FANCY BREAARFAST i BAC ON—Poand 2S 'c 607 Locust PLOT ~ Le ee bot — " Pound. ...... : ’ | TOMATORS—Neo. ft size: 15¢ Just West of Sixth St. | . ee ee, ae O n Eve Ni . . ——— ~ zim l a ; mae Upe ry Night Until Christmas -gggp = -9 TEE nana poctrd: cab TOMATORS—‘Seo. 7 size; 15¢ hand packed can GOLDEN Ft MParn— 10c No | «if, can ARMOTR'S VERI-BEST MINCEMPEAT—tLarge jar. 50c = * . ee . Y i= Pe - .~» ~ * * fates . ne Se — 2 - | , ae Be . petn | : : a ) et ; he > >- ~ =~ ; : , - aad Ys ‘ ~~ jf i 3 7 = | rT ~~ . . ee eee e @ ‘ ole 3 ; + § : Shceniiatet:: aaieeina: 1s ¥ JUNG & WT cn + - —— ">. Pr | . : muerdgd e rinci pia, * LJ 4 _ > : — | . | ‘ . ee ae: i iss: A! 4 * e — . . : _ ; io ’ - -— ~ = “ q . > a . . > * ~ me | : : | ; , | | | ZE - — — > - ~~ ~ = fn | ; = = Lorient > “ ’ } 3 \ Nn , = >. | : serigers groan » ao0ean oe BEESHFY 20c PARIS mer Tow —found. F e+ ee aving @ GRirv«.e& oR LEME” 35c ‘he count sé . °° 7 ’ “| ; a ecent ins, Ht / rLLLL—Pouand Our American . 7, - ' ae / Piri «DD -enwvendD BAIS YS 25¢c is viai'o All-C = S\\ ale, ¢ —Two pounds for... ent by f |- otton - i ie . teh é . ' hes | oe = “EPDLESS tame deal , im 7 whe ae | ; | ALMINS—Twe ibe. for... ' , \ | Wklirb> ALMUSDS— t ace rand a by MATTRESS $30.00 Walnut-End every St te in the U ‘c Se te { \ \ ¥ = | —— DA-BED AND i auei-ever 6.000900 seumtt nap’ | ackmboies Beene my. a> “4 = Pound 7O0c Firms sun Ss | 7 . es ae PrP. ej Mriisxp BRAZIA— 7Scec ey = . ; Enameled Combination 95 MATTRE ple Will Stand under lighted win- | RQ SS | S e SS ‘i ' ha a iaiie ; ome gs 969 ' — = = 4 fics Pound _——4 7 Gade t ec , . “4 —— ) , we SMFLLED BLACK WAIL- $1 atin. as ——— ‘tts Pond 50 SHhiirp Prec ANs— 7 ¢ A full 90-pound All- Cotton Mattress with ol Pound FuPSH SALTED PEA- ‘i Is—Peand SPW LENTILS Pound CARRAWAY SEED Pon nd JUNIPER BERRIES - ate —_———_—— HU GOS ai 2 Ns Ae LS Ee IGT POON Bm tc? cae etal fa art j lasting. Extra grocer can t supply the griddle WAL? t ‘roRrRn'\—Se ae I. Seetutean Goeatet na’ . , oaks oo ‘y auminum griddle— pancake flour, mail us $1.60 —eee lock next Friday evenin te”: ; ———= artment So hen _— we case of thing eczema which wa \ PET is cechasd ras: - ities Daca @ torture It broke out in a rash be Sound : > = P : / Pest-Dispateck waet, ie 0 cae EAE ° PR OR Pe thee lt ital So. PTR rt oe 4 ~< a. 7 _ toe ' its “oP ee babealtin, ~~ . re ~ b ie af ° ” tecy 4 7 ah .% oo * ~ oe a tal ae Fs lS Polaapgete bar + nbeabltealiilinc ha

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ired to talk ‘ . isn’t natural. The poisons of Spected constipation—not cal fatigue—may be to blame. ed out when others round a ad conversation? Look to the _ — 2s! Constipation may have you in its mowlédge. Your bowels may seem to be you may not be eVacuating all the the waste ‘—te te all the poison! Wash r intsdelince | >» Water. Pluto produces naeie that: iuiite on icial pills and lubricants can never hay Perhaps the first time in years you will] be 2 inside. Watclr how you wake. up all over anc more life will mean to you! ed at famous French Lick Ss; ri Indiana, nderful water physic is hasisisne for oft its onal gh action. It works in 30 minutes to two hours never gripes after use. Physicians Prescribe Droggins’ everywhere seil it. For health and piness, get acquainted with Pluto Water today. eLUTO ATER SAmerica’s Physic When Nature Won’t Pluto Will oe. Vij) yt), i Mh, j J a i. May.’ Wy Ut} 5 ‘ ag’ Wy | Nt \\ VARY AY | APN Ny Ma es i \a\\v" N y « Vt = a : > sl 8. \ ANAS. t 4 a ——— WVERTISEMENT [Way ae of Dandruff __-| ERECT CHURCH AFTER VOW ’ is one sure Way that never remove dandruff completely, | is to dissolve it. aeaialy. To do this, This de- just | sut four ounces of plain, or- | liquid arvon apply when retiring: it at) use eae tay » the ~ anil r tips. morning. most if not all, gandru! ft Wii be yune, p more 4}’| or and two lications will com: dissolve and entirely destroy ingle sign and trace of it, no »> how much dandrufr vou may i find, too. , etop 4 times het ter can get squid arvon at and four our simple Sate never fails. all itching and instantly. lustrous, and look and fee) any darug es je all vou will need. MEERA NS QUALITY GROCER 818 BR, NORTH Roanwh Locust — PHONES 2157 4 GRANULATED $S.95 MEDAL : 100-ib. sac ks. puLLaBt RY ORK GOLD Flo. B— veab, sack. . 4n-1D. “+ ib, sack ARISTOS OK KOYAL 241d, sack ah-ib, sack B8-Ib. puck ce Fancy whele or ground, S4b. package —. Gaute- mala; pound. 6U "NPOW DER Green; pound..... MIXED TEA— Pound. OOLONG (BL ACK) ‘TEA +a EA SIFPTINGS— 3Sc APAN TEA SIFPTINGS— a. 15c FAN 5 4 Ne x SUGAR ‘HAMS— 25) c SUGAK-CUKED CALI, -163c —253c ge oe . FANCY BRE AKFAST| 19ic 12;c BAC ON—Pound DEY SALT BACON— Pound DEY SALT Pound TOMATOERS—No, 1 size; 15c 25c 25c 15c .10c '50c hand packed; ~ cans for FJOMATORS—No. = size; JUNG & WULFYF Co. CORDIALS hand packed; cans for Non-Alcoholic ‘iis sé TOMATOLS—No. ?'% size; hand packed: “ cans for TOMATORS—No. 3 size; hand packed; can MLDEN PUMPRKIN— No, 3 size; can. ARMOUR’S VERI-BEST MINCEME AT—Large jar, Cocktail Martini Cocktall : HEY'’S MILK CHOCO- ane Ss Ten-pound slab, ZED CHERRIES— 30c $2.70 pd... aor a ~ 60c GLAZED SLICED PINE- > APPLE—l ound BLAZED PINEAPPLE REARTS—Pound oe ZED ASSORTED OCltacne Ci nas NTs— - eee 20c ti DK AINE vw CILRUN Pound... . * 5Sc Pryde OK LEMON PEEL—Pound PUTED stirred RAISINS 25c —Twe pounds for THUMPSUN Ss SELEDLESS RAISINS—TIwo ibs. for. . SHELLED ALMONDS— Pound . ; SHELLED FE. NG L ISH WAL- NUTS—Pound.. SHELLED VILBERTS— Pound. . MEL LED BR. AZILS— Pound : SMHELLE D_ BL AC K Ww AL- NUTS—Pound. SHELLED PEC a round ‘ FRESH SALTED PEA- NUTS—Pound NEW LENTLLS— Pound CARAWAY Pound JUNIPER BE ERIE x Pound sEPED— ST. ie s BRE a Pound FANCY EARLY Ne, 2 size; can ‘PpEAS— 10c “JUNE sols mon cn: eee cess: 1G WALNUT CORN—No. ; can aus —Dasect brand; in No size can PEACHE: .—J, bby’ « Rose- ; val Ol OR—Burnt Sugar; pint MIXED NUTs— Pound FANCY LAKGE = = one WALAUTS— Pound MIXED: Sa she i: Pound mRERTS—Laree Mari irc washed; Bouse WALATTS— ANS—Orchard run; NS—Larre jumbo: MOANTTS 1 arce each : MALT—Hop flaver ; 14c "10c 2416 size can. . 25c PIN > — y owe ayoot ta gS ee Doren cans, $2.85 np Sk D CHERKIES—No. 2 Cen urgeon ay 20c 65c 40c 30c 45c 6c ~35c 35c 35c 25c 25c 70c 10c — 65c Mop fine. ne % F m ”" 0 — 60c BTL Sym Pin _— » hep fag ogee =~ Ge ORFGo oo 4 can. $5.50 Pome 25c Pewrnsirion¢ a 2 1O-rreoax lot«. 1+ Oc 66 ' ‘ MADE IN NAPOLEON'S DAY Granddaughter Took Up Work Promised for Safe Return of Explorer From Campaign. By the Associated Press. CRESCO, Ia., Dec. 5.—A at the Napoleon his Russian campaign, resulted in the erection given time conducting eventually here of one of the sma in t) world. The mother of John Gaertner, a French explorer, who the that if Na poleon’s forces at of Moscow, vowed God would safely return would build a church. The son returned but his mother, because of financial difficulties, was unable to carry out her plan. Her grand- daughter, Mrs. Mary Anna Huber, hewever, took up the work, and the ) wisd cloudy financial affairs, and|{tations of the holder of the — |should dissipate some of the hesi- | net portfolio of finance.’ VOW, | Was | llest churches | was with | burning | her son she result was the building in 1885 of| St. Anthor ‘atholic Chapel. The church is of native rock. It is 11 feet wide feet long. It has windows, a tall belfry, a four pews, a center aisle, altar and two side altars. persons. iv’s ( . ee and 1% riass cross, a main It seats eight The tiny dedicated fo, the frnemory of John Gaertner, Was | maintained by the Huber family until 1924 when St. Anthony's Association. formed by 65) rrandchildren of Mary Anna Hu- ber, took over its care. Gaertner first inity in 1848, receiving his in- spiration from a priest in. Cincin- nati who urged him to explore the country. He came with others and reported the desirable. nburg, Ind., followed in 1849 and ‘hey built a log church on present site of St. Anthony's. Serv- held in ihe was destroyed edifice. Chape!l ices were unti] 1853 when it by fire. PARIS BOURSE ROUGH ON BOYS Brokers Ask to Have ners of reagents Rounded. By the Associated Pres PARIS, Dec Broken and jJegs and caved-in ribs an their messenger boys have Paris stock authorities to brokers to as! have the at the lars in the ck Exchange Begun in 1809 by Bourse edifice was In norma) barely large date t!} e crowd Bourse sharp edges of the cornices foot of the huge pil main room of the Sto ounded off. the riliv bhus\ D, whi h ~~ i) 7 history as ‘ room is woefully lequat In the is rush ayS messenger boys, s fro rate of tremendo. with ‘ders, suffer a casuaities. ally await the return of mes- sengers who ver come, and then groan when informed they have hospital! heen tak: the account WHAT FRANCE COST TOURISTS Americans and English Spent 10,- 000,000,000 Francs in 3 Months. the Associated I "yp ARIS. ‘Dec mer tourist seas of 10.000.000 reese —-France’s 4 Here is a great store ready to serve you as never before! mu 6floor is overflowing with sparkling merchandise that fairly radiates quality and style! look at our low prices will convince you that here, indeed, are real Christmas gift near .) Make It a— Z; Cedar Chest This ts a gift that ts most dear to every woman's heart. It is an attractive piece of furniture for the bedroom as well. All the newest designs and finixhes are represented in our atocks, and you wil marvel at the walues ae c $9.75 Se Pg cel el hal ss eh. T APA CA PASAT ALSALAS as op _ a = ~ meen a Floor Lamps Bridge Lamps a Complete With Silk Shades | | | | $ 9 | | $1250 Walnut Finish , He | Cabinet Smoker | | Finely constructed—hand- | — *38 aE Values to $20, Special. — ee”) Ne 4 glorious array of mag- | somely | equipped—special at nificent Fleor Lamps and : with charming silk shade«. 4n opportunity that gift seekers should be quick to benefit by: A Practical Gift fo § ~4~——<'} . ; Bridge ~ Lamps, complete i — ao : | a | — Stunning 8-Piece Dining Suite In the New “Van Dyke” Finish This Dining-Room Suite is finished in the newest and most effective way and will win your instant sdmiration Superbly» -onstructed of genuine 5-ply walnut. Com- prises a spacious buffet, oblong extension table, five uphol«tered high- back chairs, Get PRSTAREX ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER $165 Value—Special 118 Just the Gift for A “<3 [ete CARES) finished — fuliy || - re et £9) $75 UPRIGHT PHONOGRAPH $39 Week lias an exquisite cabinet de- sign and a most magnificent tone. With this Phonograph we give sou 12 SELECTIONS ‘6 records) PTREE. For “Dad,” This Overstuffed ROCKER Real comfort and relaxation can be obtained in this luxurious finely upholstered over- atuffed Hocker. $30 waluaec. MED aif hte % Ch ristmas Joy for the Whole Fam ily in 4 ifts of f Every foot of space on — -_— Enjoy the Advantages of Our Liberal Credit Plan 7 < a no“ ~ ™ -_ Sey SWE ie . A << Ax ““4-LEAF CLOVER” HOME OUTFIT So ~3=— ~ www; Rugs Included 100-Piece Dinner Set FREE Cheer and happiness can be yours the year around if your home its furnished with this complete cozy three-room out- fit of highest quality depend- able furniture. (omprises an up-to-date kitchen outfit and choice of any other 23 rooms pictured above. SPECIAL! $2.50 Imported TAP- ESTRY PILLOW TOPS, each. . 2 TEES NIG le Vs1wis $85 Semi-White Porcelain Compact Apartment Gas Range With Kitchen Heater lias four burners, eon! witTnouT high shelf or high warming oven. ~=*49” “Wi fe” or “Mother” Will pres | This PORCELAIN TOP KITCHEN CABINET = eliminate kitchen Includes every new and improved tiaber- saving devices. Has a sani- tary sliding white porcelain top. handsomely gelden oak finiahed. Will drudgery. 4 3-Pc. Bed- abide Ps i $2 A WEEK Jeu can now secure an overatuffed lving- room Saite in which the davenpeort has the valuable extra feature of a full-size double bed. “Seo one would suspect, te see tt clesed, thet it was anything but «2 reguler daven- port. All three pieces, beautifully upholseter- ed in Jacquard velour, at this lew price. This $200 Mahogany- Finished “Sunola” Parlor Furnace Wife or Mother This Washer will take the most dreaded ef all household dutiecsn away from your wife or meother. Will de your washing quicker, cleaner. better and mere econom- jeml. The durable con- atruction and lasting service of Hetarex Elierc- tric Washer its kaown from ceast te const. ‘1Z6 You can heat from three to five rooms with this wonder- ful Parlor Furnace. Can be in- stalled in just a few mosnenmts. No basement necessary—very economical ja operadon. MEV ED a EV ae IRL EV OIE LEI LOI RAI oon

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__37.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ wa ctl on mde me _ O give the most enjoy: ment to the most peo- ple ... give FURNI- TURE. To be sure of getting the utmost in VALUE...see May-Stern’s offerings before you decide upon a purchase. The cost of Furniture is small when you think of the years of pleasure so many people enioy! And, of course, the first payment really is very little when you finance the ! May-Stern way. Make your shopping list up from this page of gift ideas! ee ee ewe a ~~ tt. a — OPEB i owe a whi, i pte ie + : . PO ALBEE A A a. FN tt gape. re ee a ~ — bee Wouldn’t he be pleased with this attractive Smoking Stand? It is beautifully finished in mahogany and about 28 in. high. The ash tray is red $ }.25 Pe ne roe ee and there is a cigar rest and match holder. A $4.75 Value | a Smoking Stand tt — ? . a lI ae ta Ss oom - “~ —_ ¥. i te ee 38 “at 5 let a ee aa —— oe he . * oo alge Fee 2 gyre as eS ie Eg OPN En ae SRR s | Secretary: Desk > She would welcome a secretary. ..a combina- tion of book case and writing desk. This attractive piece of furni- ture may be had in either $ if pea mahogany or walnut finish. A $55 Value.... $3 Monthly Pays for This * ee nme mma ate Ete a “ey 7 ™ EE = vr - ~ *“ 7" am? Pe on 2 Eien , Art Metal Lamps Bridge and Junior Styles With Beautiful Silk Shades The Bridge Lamp The base and stands are of heavy art metal. pieas imgiv decorated. The shades are beautiful and matie of silk in a variety of colors. The shade arm is adjustable. $ Q5 Comes complete with cord and . two-piece socket. Certainly a —— EE Like the bridge lamps the stands and bases are o! art metal handsomely decorated. $ The shades are silk in various col- Q5 ors and the Lamp comes complete a with cord and two-piece socket; oS at this special price of . | 40 both of these Lamps we have — — an especially low price The Pair. ..Special $1.50 Monthly Pays for These Lamps Te imduce you to purchase 4 4 ae . ae a o- Fea “lp So PER capt ~ ; yes ee eal Fe ‘Pp a 2s ' Aarv: SAAN ES me 3-~ the adie el tee amet Baier iy in Pe pete vile te i AN EE YOON WPA ANS SBAAANLES ote a ae is Sa aaa ans = } fis Family Will Enjoy’ “eer? *\mn Cren(e. . (C1 (ean i ombination Bed-Living Room Group Pieces, includ:ng a three-piece Bed Daven- $ 50 port Suite, Davenport Table, End Table, ™ Bridge Lamp—a $267.50 value............ Who would have a stiff-looking unfriendly living room when Davenport Table Bridge Lamp End Table these six pieces can be had at such a bargain price? Surely An artistic Table with :8x A Lamp that would ordinar-- This sturdy little Ta- anyone who has not already dressed up the living room for 48-inch top that is easily ily sell at $25 to $so0. ra- ble ts finished in ma- Xmas will want to take advantage of this opportunity. The worth $22.50. It is fashion- inch Georgette shades with hogany and has the three-piece velour Suite consists of a bed davenporrt. eae ed after the Tudor period two inner linings, deep popular lines of the ing a full-size bed, a comfortable armchair and - wing chair = igen ve - a ie ee UIE HE x ewoned — ee a aiade ta: eithaesial tinal anil ~~. hapaggen a lend —_ S Pet ergy bases, ceptional piece of fur- = CNaracter to a room. Leautifuly mnisnhed, niture. _— $10.00 Monthly Pays for This Entire Six-Piece Group $1.50 a week pays for this phonograph ’ ‘ ; ’ _ ‘ - " —- eS iN #63 | \ Unfinished Breakfast Suite Console Phonograph Ready for Console honograph Pictured — a” te $298 Pale Tovelares «--s-ns-( = gue *Q8 $18.00 Value... $4.50 Records (6 double-faced ) | ie | a The Phonograph sketched above was designed to please those who Think of it! A complete Breakfast-Room Suite for less than iS Ordi- demand the unusual... the artistic...and still do not wish to tie up nary asked tor a single table. And you may paint it to match vour a lot of money in a high-priced instrument. It is a copy ot a $250 own color scheme. This five-piece Suite includes a gatelec table and Phonograph and the handsome Italian Renaissance cabinet is in tour quaint chairs. It is delivered to you just as we buy it from the genuine mahogany or walnut. This Phonograph is truly unusua! peeee~-in che natural finish—“knocked Gea” Woelte ecrewe. ace at $98...made with double-spring motar and guaranteed, are inciu with “As uttine th , aon 1. tes . ; Speation. A queint Suite—a mumenions ian nt * SPH Free! Doll Bassin Dolly could be made so comfortaliea little Bassinet...and dolly’s Mother happy! It is 25%, inches long ¢ | —_— DER CHILDREN TO CEE “THE MIRACLE” by 14 inches wide, enameled in white, metal wheels, rubber setccecscecses eee , hs, ; of Post-Dispatch > LA AO - Invited to Contribute — ‘9 Solicitors Are En- ged to Ask for Money. HE ideal Christmas, a Cirist- mas in the home, with a din- | ner, a visit from Santa Claus an old-fashioned good time for parents and smaller children the exceptional treat of aft to “The Miracle” in the af m for thé older children, ' Play Furnity Tiny folks who like to play at bean up really need this table and the & Fashioned of indestructible m blue and decorated with col- ored pictures. Table meas- ures 20x14 in., 16 in. to be offered to the needy “90 of this city by the Post- FRED W. » Christmas Festival Asso- PAPE . this year. if effort can it, not one single neeay will be left out in the dis- aD = of Christmas hospitality roe ae ef «© ~-*ef fe © @ > Hie association. r 26 vears the Post-Dispatch stmas Festival Association bees Bost.to anwver-incress- number of smal) guests and r ones as well, these guests zs those of the city’s people ._ through unfortunate circum- s. were not able to provide own Christmas cheer, and but for the association's bos ity. would have passed a dis tertainment Music Rou Cabi i Good looking Cabinet, large enoug 9 he 90 rolls, has a glass door in ornamental grill effect. $ and ciftliess Christmas ever, it is his rear, the scope of the en- ous comm . 4 . wi q here the Money Wen' Year in Providing Chris the Executive Committee, The Post-Dispatch Christmas Festiv As chairman of the Audit and Financ Dispatch Christmas Festival Fund, I st tement of receipts and disbursements for of 1924 Well made and beautifully finished. A $30 value—special at... s $2 Monthly Pays for This C. inet oo 4§ ¢ Receipts. ncé from last year, with interest... .$% ' Dispatch contribution ......««<«+««- mer contributions .......--- » 0 ode a 7m Post-Dispatch to pay admic Me OMOE HXDONSE . TT... ce ccecesseeeees d ~~ fend refund account festival expense “ oul Mantel Clocks; ae a— aes ey ‘i This is an eight-day Mantel Cloe 4 Mval axvense .....« «inte ae ne : ular $25 value. It is very large; : and gifts a 19 inches at base and 9"4 Post-Dispatch to pay a ra- inches high. Normandy Sao , chimes ring at the hour count ecentribution and half hour. Special.......-, me band ...-..ccceces seem : I have examined the books and accou the fund. Mr. Dumont Jones, cashier ¢ find them correct. All contribations ¢ meved. entered on the books and ack nowle B the Post-Dispatch. All supplies. labor and other necessaries red on requisition of the chairmen of th Ls chairman of the Supply Cot a ? the Executive Committe ) A. ills were aporcred br the clairaie Dail on vouchers signed for the Exee Post-Dispatch by Miss Mabel Dennises $1.50 Monthly Pays for This © . E Every dollar expended i accounted [oF —— ie Szned and approved ie tr sides its eontribution of 959° » P . me een: e f the adoinistration. inciading Kitchen Cabin = ne ee a a . which amounted to $25900.4; Tl Made of solid oak, has white enameled ed from the fund was applied th closet, sliding metal flour bin with sift®® veral divisions of the festival curtain door, porcelain sliding top, & * is gratifying to note the efficient s bread and cake drawer and al is conducted and the economy and: fund is administered rR g’ves me pleasure te state tha ies acttures due to greater cost of materia °. — ; . $2054 2 deposited at interest to th = 2 President First National Par large compartment equip- ped with wire shelves and racks for pots and kettles Louis. Mo, Dee. 1. 1925 Oe sor rs

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SUNDAY DECEMBER,’ — — ee — ST. LOUIS, SUN D AY —— —— MORNING PAG ES L 594, - ee ae ——_— - ee - ao — _— oro _—S- o—— — --— - _ a -_-e-—_ - — = - ispatch Christmas F cial F ae Will Provide Holiday iness for Those Who Might Otherwise Be Neglected tn Having in Charge’ the , DECEMB i R 6 192 D5, ee mee eee —— a Stee 2 te A —__- —_ - - + smittees Now at Work | _ General Committee Post- ‘Dispatch. Festival Fund © 345.000 © ta: Eethnete of mging for Baskets, 7 — snoeeaiil | a What Will Be Required ) eS : ae Watt) This’ Year to Care for Every Legitimate Need. tee ~—— ———— Bcitts, Entertainment and | | nsportation for Twen-| By-Sixth Annual Event. ‘NOT A PENNY OF FUND FOR “EXPENSE” id Doll on ly could be made so comfortable in DREN TO | le Bassinet...and_ doll ‘DER CHIL | It is 251% ‘Maabes og gy SFE “THE MIRACLE” | py! 14 inches wide, enameled > zd hite, metal eee rubber i : pag of Post-Dispatch ivitte Free Rides on Street Cars for Festival’s Little Guests — How to Apply t Binvited to Contribute naa for Baskets and Tickets. » Solicitors Are En- wed to Ask for Money. rgb FLEISHMAN v bp - ie LOUIS_NOLTE “STPAUSS NO SOLICITORS FOR THE FUND HERE are no collectors of contributions for the Post- Dispatch Christmas Festival fund. As in former years, subscrip- tion lists will be distributed by young women workers, where that is practical, and elsewhere by malil. These lists are sent out with the request that they be so displayed. that anyone wishing to do so may subscribe any given sum, large or emall. This request will be made by , a ; 5 ae the young women wherover they | Liem essociation. ee oS a =) OC) F tn Mea. Bie \\. Ee EB a, ag ee eae es ; ac Gag yd a ae distribute the lists, and these a 26 years the Post-Dispatch ba ; tis cs ee \ | i "Se \ RR ic ae eg 9c PR j ; a aii i ie | Pe ex # ee Hees ef es ee ee helpers will make further visits - | list-revision committee composed of Mrs, L. J. Ott, Mra, R. J. Boehm and Miss Minnie Kessler also has = been appointed. Seventeen thou- *) sand lists will be distributed. 2,800.47 7.92 tain the necessary data for the of the Disbursements. committee in its packing Mantel Clocks is an eight- -day Mantel Clock—a g" $25 value. It is very large; $ es ring at the hour half hour. Special....... nches at base and 914 1.50 Monthly Pays for This Clock © | presents has been added. Facilities usually employed for the distribution of the Christmag | baskets will be taxed to their limit va] expense .. and gifts mM Post-Dispatch to Mon expense 7 Md account contribution ee ; ee on hand ei 068.75 $22,628.90 _tertained at the annual Christmas occupied by “Te | * This has made it neces-|, pay administra- | | party, is es high. Normandy Miracle.’ ‘sary to formulate Plans for dis-. 'tributing the gifts and entertain-. ing the. children in some other’! SiO weiTiae WILLIAM YORGER STRAYSS > HERMAN SPOEHRER ‘under the direction of Louis Nolte) Cunningham, is I have examined the books and accounts of the treasurer the fund, Mr. Dumont Jones, cashier of the Post-Dispatch, find them correct. All contributions to the fund were re- “, entered on the books and acknowledged in the columns after a thorough con- ‘and Charles I laying its plans early to provide | way, and, sideration of the question, the ex- vented, the members of the com-)\fare to and from the Coliseum. mittee believe. |The trolley fare is the gift of the S. Engman MJr., itchen Cabinet je of solid oak, has white enameled chin t, sliding metal flour bin with sifter, roulggett in door, porcelain sliding top, tin-lin ; 387) ui em Pays for This Cat d and cake drawer and compartment “rhs with wire shelves and for pots and kettles the Post-Dispatch. All supplies. labor and other necessaries for the festival were 4 On requisition of the chairmen of the committees and or- ; by the chairman of the Supply Committee and on the ty al of the Executive Committee. All bills were apprcved by the chairmen of the fommittees * Bld on vouchers signed for the Executive Committee and B Post-Dispatc! h by Miss Mabel Dennison and Mr. George 5. Brery dollar expended is accounted for by an approved bill Signed and approved voucher. ¢ ~ Besides its contribution of $5 00. the Post-Disuatch paid the of the administration, including salaries of office help, mCitors, etc.. typewriting, stationery, postage and committee ™s, Which amounted to $2800.47. Thus all of the money ded from the fund was applied to the actual necessaries Several divisions of the festival. E It is Bratifyinge to the efficient system ey Conducted and the economy and accuracy fund is administered. R gives me pleasure to state that despite the ‘itures due to greater coset of materials, there is a balance 42068. 75 deposited at interest to the credit of the fund. J. R. COOKE, sident First National Bank. Chairman Audit and Finance ttee. Lots, Mo., Dec. 1, 1925. on which the with which note increases of : S Ot ak || mas dinner and ecutive committee of the Post-Dis- | Never before in the history of | United Railways of St. Louis, pre-| patch Christmas Festival Associa- voted party tion has unanimously to general into little turn the big hundreds thus offering a variety the of home parties, of enter- Same time that tainment and at meeting the emergency has arisen, Will See The Miracle. No entertainment other than the baskets containing the Christ- the gifts will be offered to the greater majority of the association's guests, but 6500 : of the older children, ranging from 12 to 15 years of age, will be the guests of the committee at a spe- cial matinee of “The Miracle’”’ in ‘the Coliseum. This is a gift of the | | greatest value and interest, and a ‘moré delightful entertainment could not possibly have been ‘n- a similar hospitality has such en- tertainment been offered, and the recipients of tickets to this mati- rift of nee wil! be receiving as the ‘the Post-Dispatch Christmas Fes- tival Committee something that the country great expense to see. take afternoon and will of Louls. citizens of many cities in this miles at The special place at 2 are traveling will the matinee o'clock in se the second performance “The Miracle” for the given in St. association's of the be It will guests only, and every one 6500 seats will be occupied by one of these guests. Tickets the ticket committee of the will be issued througrh est i- Association and each ticket will attached to it entitling the holder to free trolley val have a coupons) ‘ manaser, Col. The ticket sented through -its Albert T. Perkins. now is making “The a view to committee busy plans for the distribution of tickets, with choosing those children who will Miracle” most enjoy the wonderful tacle. 11,000 Gifts Needed. As the city has grown in the 25 a J years since the first Post-Dispatch the stival has Festival, so size and magenitude.of the fe and added to crease has come this year the task distributing gifts to their Christmas increased, this in- of properly about 11,000 children in homes, and sending the right gift to each child. To this end a care- ful tabulation of the children, witn | re is necessary. Commit- The Gift welcome to the committee. ; |matrons and girls for the augmented work. M. Col. Albert T. Perkins has of- fi red the use of é XPress cars and trucks of the United Railways es additiona] facilities to get baskets and gifts to their destination, and St. Vin- Salvation the Provicent Assocfation, eent de Paul Society, Associated Jewish Chari- Army, the cies and other ties, municipal welfare agen- relief and welfare organizations will join in the work of distribution. Fifteen thousand needed this year, dollars is it has been esti- mated, to provide the Christmas cheer according to the plans of the and the public will be Sub- scriptions of all amounts will be A sub-| association. asked to contribute this sum. ference to their ages and sexes|committee of prominent St. Logis|Georgia Dailey, will start.to- ‘ Ware, Falk, Mrs. J. Fleming, Miss Flor-| ence Ferrenbach, Mrs. K. G. Gard-| Miss M. L. Geraghty, Miss’ Harrington, Miss Mad-' eline James, Mrs. C. B. Kena- more, Miss Virginia C. Link, Miss ner, Catherine ‘Celeste Michel, Miss Lucy M. Molo- ney, Miss Minerva Nichols, Miss Maude Niehaus, Mrs. L. N. Par- sons, Miss Elizabeth Russell, Miss Ada Ruth Scott, Mrs. A. W. Stew-) art, Miss Caroline Tyler, Miss Bar-| “Mrs. H. W. Voges, | bara Uhrig, Mrs. G. A. Walden, Mrs. G. H. Miss Lee Wittenberg, Mies | Vv. M. Bergs, Miss Angela Blacxz, | Miss Concordia Bode, Miss Mary | Burns, Mrs. E. G. Brungard, Mrs. | Francis Bryan, Mrs. Irene Caul-| field, Mrs. H. W. Cottam, Miss’ Miss Elizabeth Devine, Mrs. ‘ Darst, Mre. Imelda | Pape, William Yorger, Col. Wil- iam Andrews, Dr. A. H. Sippy, Mrs. A. H. Sippy, Robert D. Cor- lett, Nelson Cunliff, OC. J. Kehoe, Henry J. Bube, Oscar Stifel, 8. J. Russack, Herman Spoehrer, J. R. Cooke, Col. Albert T. Perkins, Maurice Weil, Fire Chief Charlies Alt, Chief of Police Joseph A. As in previous years, the list of contributors, and the amounts, will be printed from time to time in the columns of the daily Post- Dispatch. Tltese lists are pre- pared for publication after be. ing turned in to the cashier of | the Post-Dispatch. The total number of contributors, in reeent years, was so very large that i was impossible to print the games speedily, but eventually every do- nation to the Festival-Fund was properly acknowledged and this will again be the rule.

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‘AT pECEMBE .E nm ¢ se ew DECEMB nn -_— 1a 16 ~~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH club quarters and the bank build- ing were wrecked by 1 fre, in which more than 39 members and guests of the club lost their lives. After a stay in temporary quar- . a . : Miami, Florida Situated in an Ideal Location 2 blocks from Steamship Piers and close to Railroad Station. : ters, the bank removed to its pres- ee Peo Hotel j ent home in the Boatmen’s Bank a oo — — — . Building. The bank, though now fast-growing city. in {ts sixth home, has had but four 125 Rooms—125 Baths 4 presidents. Adam L. Mills served EUROPEAN PLAN se from 1847 to 1854, Sullivan Blood Reservations should be made ‘ from 1854 to 1871, Rufus J. Lacks in advance. land from 1871 to 13819, and Ed- ts Attractive Rates cS wards Whitaker since 131° Por- nto agricultural condit:on A wit bere will convince the most skepmeal. We mvite rou te be one of our half millon vistors thu W inter. Transportation feciities greatiy incressed Flonda ‘Bast Coast Ra:lway being doubie tracked. Seaboard Aurline Ra:iway extencing to Miamu. Ciyde Steamship Company putting m service more large passenger shige from New York The Geasge Weshinenen end R =. Lee The Admural Line have inaugurated service with the Hi. FA ‘etn “a from New Y ork. The Bait-mare and Carolina S. S. Co. are giving passenger service via and Ba.rumore paiathemedall Miners “Berkshire” trom Philadeiphis Ir has Beem ammounced che trans Adanme S. S. Kroeniand wil] inaugurate passenger service from New Y ork to Miami im December. The above » further ewxience of the stability and ever creasing umnpertance of MLAM]. Florada « stil! a part of che U'nsted Scares of America. INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST Write for handsome >coszlet with fo!' nformaton a ee es Florida Tour Book Free The“Royal Road ta Florida’’is the title of a booklet just off the press which will be mailed “try to those who fill in the — ' HOLLYWOOD TOUR COUPON P.-D. 12-6°25. VAN SICKLER & MURPHY, Agents Hollywood-by-the-Sea, Touring Dept. _ 312-314 Arcade Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. ee eeene antee Spent Sia” wood-by-the-Sea. Please send, without obligation, complete de- tails and folder written by newspaper men who recently visited Hollywood, also your Booklet, “The Royal Road to Florida.” Name - ee , 7. “ eh thes Ane gle re > 2 » > * Pa, a a REE TE Eth gE a et ebewsre > a on e+ ——= CHAMBER OF COMMERCE the order they are . MIAMI. FLORIDA NPOLATTW i S.S. COLUMBUS Sails December 13 to ENGLAND, FRANCE and GERMANY The largest transatlantic liner leaving New York after Dec. l2th in time to ad the Camsemas holidays abroad. ents socene at $245. fans $142.9 second class. — Other Sailings — ~ & BERLIN (mew) - Januar 5 to Plymouth, Cherbourg, Bremen & S&S STUTTGART - January 26 FLORIDAS “ee CiTy Whether you seek health. hao- pimess, opportunity, or aill Plymouth, Cher? = Tamoa of * - Sremen three, iLampa offers them in WEST 13 full measure. A delightful cli- NDIES CRUISES mate. every facilitw for sport by the S. S. Coiumbus, Jen 3 and and pleasure. business and im- - qe moron eo vestment opportunities aimost *zcurfsions included in Racea will ond in this gay Flomda 1@ dave extensive shore excursions resort, this busy industrial. chervered by john Stersck & Sona com merc: ai City, ana great Detailed information ‘com port. lampa presents amaz- . eee Se ae Ng Opportunities of the most - 400 8. La Salle St., Chicage stabie sort. "Becobiet of request. NORTH GERMAN TAMPA BOARD OF TRADB P. O. Box $073, Tampa, Fla. Darvrtona Beach. one of the Oidest yet the newest city of Florida. was created iast summer through the corsoii- Gation of the three former ties of Daytona, Daytona The new city ranks seventh in the state and offers a new Over Forty Mil- li Do ° combination of vacation at- on llars this tractiveness and bt tsine ess op- = portunity Ail the enjorment year in New of Filorida’s climate and ourt- Goor recreation in a fast- growing city. Best accommo- dations. For booklet addr DAYTOWA BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Hotels, Homes and Buildings Fer illuetrated "lterature ad res Greater Paim Beach 223 Chamber of (emmerce (Chamber of “‘eairmerce, IS Building. Daytena, Flerida ‘hatnber of Commerce Bidg.. West Paim Beach. Fiera. [ ] Send Booklet. Greate, Patm Reach “Where Summer Spends the Winter” DAYTONA BEACH — “FLOR OD A- the swell and pulse of a long surf, growling Ble You need scenes you never saw before— colors. sounds. thrills—-a life as exciting and changeful as @ voyage The Florida East Coast of discovery. | Flagier System) Hote|s. operated on the Amernecaan | Dian, open as follows : Through Pullman cerns and through deeper: “om om | ST. AUGUSTIAT | cues to ail East Coast Resorts, oncimanng Key Aveaser — - Dee. 19) ma Oversee Excennon for Hevene. Cube Ponce de Lem - - Jan. 6) ORWOND-ON-THE-HA: wax | Boot et containing |ist ef beteis and other Ormend- - - Jea. 2 information supplied acpen request Palm SCAch | Rereal Powsrienea - Dee. % | FLORIDA EAST COAST RAILWAY COMPARY Breakers - Rebuuding MIAMI FLORIDA EAST COAST MOTEL COMPABY oyu: rum M Dee us New Yore Offer Phone vase Mares - - Dee 3B? 2 wen 4%th Screet Murray Hill 4411 = . LONG KATY | venena. Officer Se. Augustine, Flonds ening Camp- Dee &) ee EAST COASTof MEDITERRANEAN EUROPE - | ine ADRIATIC Jan. 7—Feb. 25 ‘ie LAPLAND Jan. 16— Mar. 6 $690 and up, including shore trips. Returning 46 davs later. Liberal stop- over pmvileges from one ship to another er with return via North European port, permitting visits to Paris or London. Jan. 23—Feb. 27 Rates $250 and up 30-31 dave White Sear Limer ' MEGANTIC Speaaily constructed fortropical cruising The White Ser Lime has had over 25 years actual cruising experience in West Indies. WHITE STAR LINE R. E. M. BACY, Mgr.. Majestic Hotel Bidg.. Lith and Pine Sts... St. Louis. Ma INDIES 5 MT TT lal | , es i ' ‘ The Foatmens Savings Institu- BES a e ’ Lo = Pen ad, Me AT BOATMEN'S BANK TUESDAY . ™c Boatmens Savings Taste ous a era ae ee Si ‘ : " ' i . tion started Wi , —— , ' > eee > — —_ —— = : . ~armrias , Aenos' - ed - ~~ _—__ : i a aie th eoe Rearrangement of Ground Floot as qa mutual enterprs Abie ctl : . ; ast a 8 inal ——_—_-_——— — 7] iis Luyties’ 99” a | is ar eh Was Begun Last April, tors. In 1856 it took Ms secone } f chilly or fevertsh “4 — er! i rie nitalization of sneezing. ar i : 4 Quarters Enlarged. ‘reer with a ipitalization t 4 when the discharge! sa!on more ‘ a | Mi Th tw read and decora’ $4001 Ti bank now has 2a... LE ° THE wome tality mprov ; : ; 13 + mg improvement and enlarg: rONDON. De —English wid “AMEROMA. .- — —— 3 a Covers” Sen 13 and bb as SF — \" long ago. . ' i sa . = an ' x Fal > an. ap ' i ile be « : Ho) : 4 ment of the banks my gy are ows seem to be losing their cun- CALEDONIA .... Jan. 16 Feo. '3 Mar. 13 a a : bottle, $1. Also in| ¥27 wm » : ‘a a’ s the result of comprehensive work, |... Marriage registration rec- Atianiic ‘29th 1 Pine Ste. trtericw rg hot } ; embracing a! entire rearrange -_ "BREMEN Ped. 8 4 re ‘nent _? cr e? ar enaec #, we — _aero our - 2 7 als at Cobh ‘ : meme O18 Oo" nd “4 space, ' fewer widot ire remarry, MINNEKAHD ; 12 Mar. 6 Apr. : ; : | ra hav _ ALear bec il ist Al r oe : “4 a *% _ ie ar." T wr NWP INK ~e ; Kong ty Jan. 14 ow 13 | “erwestan — be « ’ ons _ ST ROW] MINNEWASK Jan. 2 Jan. 30 Fev. oe gee . ’ * Sail ad ir oe S* Jonn Royal Mail. it 913 ust ~ can be ret ) 4 i arried gi Sh attracted world-wide attention and the big You need Florida Montreal to Cherbourg-Southamptem and). oN. ¥ L Sees | ee | apestry glass im ae a aie :, | : e *ORDUNA , n = : ecome re 2ci L ; - Antwerp. : tees 4 sold 4 ‘ a a es ties > ma diti 4 ; \ \ — —! Ss O e as ods +Sails i—m st. John. > an” $s : ; : a *: os \1 om _’ 3 :. arm : urea male. Ss) rece . Je resources. and hinding con ons soun and ideal _ > Cunard Line. 1 138 Olive =... A. Leais. : : ’ oe ie im 1847 as the Boatmen'’s Savings | ongitions have brought her grea for business investment and developments are ex- , — Y a ‘will be ] h ith aed Bae rE, and Sout ee. | Pherear ars | | : : te Institution, and jts first home was freedom she has been able pending huge sums in this section. 46 new Hotels = — r—_ ae we sunshine MAT “RETANI A *Dec. 15 tApr. 7 tApr. 28 | eH ay >: LAV... Jam, WEIL SELLS FOR CASH ONLY it 1 number 16 Locust street, a two- nae ee Se , ;, / [= sd ITANI tan 30 Feb. 20 Mar. 20) *osca i Bs fe | @ Des eahies awelling where | (ttt? Dow to Be a comrade to Figures and tacts which spell progress and prosperity | will be opened, .> on them. AQUI ata Peete °C NITED ae — s | 7 ; . Seana no = Yaa rt to stucy Al at close rang Florida East Coast Ry. expend! ng See eeeerante $15,000.08 | = y Also a a —_— Swedish American Live, . | * the rent was $1509 a vear. riOw- . — + , « Clyde Steamship Co., new ships Miami service - 5,300,000 (| making total of — N. Y. to Cobh (Queenstow : emi i= Byer, it cost the founders $200 to | 27#‘¥z¢ Dim peycnologically and Florida Eiectric Light & Power Company (a sub | = Y d air—languorous air of the tr AEA T eoe an. 28 1. te ee ; 4 ft ., + i cA 7 - i AK, 0 f] be ed, E = r Roeetean to Cobh (Queenst own ». Liverpoo Jetnet service . Me iF "eB eS Street and Sewer Construction - © © © +2500 | ope — Y ou need sleep that smooths away every SAMARIA .-.. Lemay 13 oure-Lenéca. Hamburg . 1 4 “ea pository for the funds of steam- New Water Works cae ia + ee | making total of i, - ¢ ae an Y ee Piymout! awe 30 Mar 13 > Fam £ to | ate Lae a " il i e = inte N Causeways and Bry ges - - - - Saul, a bee - > = - > Asc T Dec. 12 J ; ) "TC TSCHLAND. . Dee Mr 7 Be boat men. It moved in 1859, tnto Expending _ Realty Development within ten | 66s. = kink in vour nerves—and stavs eight ®ATSONIA ......Dec. 24 Feb. 13 ———/|*CLEVELAND .. ‘ : a a three-story business building at miles Rt a! an . my YY ; =. h ’ ” r *ANTONIA .. Jan If tFeb 2i - ALBERT BALLIN Jag. i + second and Pine streets. and in 4 he + Se nt Cae Sere Co ms Le rs ours . ag ne ee a = | : a 1852 to number 9 Chestnut street. road work on Dixie High way and in this section 3, 000. 300 = | French . 219 N. tn 4 5. Leute “WESTPHALIA . ~~ a i | : ae This was in the Missouri Republic- get | 4 ~ Tas. > q paris °° "Dee 27 Jan 16 Feb. 13 | “THURINGE | : A a ours hepubt via U.S. Government on Harbor improvements- - = - 1.85.00 2 You need golf thru long hours of care- ARIS... 27 Jan White i i}: 7. in Building. and the rental was City ef Miamion Harborimprovements -_ - : 3 . © o FRANCE . 7. ° -- - . . e | ~ @& $500 a year. In 1856 the bank Lt : free delight . . . where the green fairway a SAV re Te oats Pon 10| 4 be te. returned to Second and Pine, erect- Beak Deposits, Nevember Ist, 1825 - $210,000.000 = h . " f . h ] *ROCHAMBEALC . Dec. 22 June 16 July 14 MASESTIC 3 ei fe Se ne its own building there. and it “ eo ” 924 - $37 000,600 = | stretches aw ay eiore you into the sp en- '*DE a yy Jan. 6 hn . _ 31 OLYMPIC iin i.e 4 ai Aaliinm -' ‘ : Pear ‘ >. rR Jan o . a> . | remained for 34 years. _ SHOWING A GAIN OF S70 PER CENT 7~ = dor of a tropic sunset. Florida golf! "SU New York-Vigo. (Spain)-Rordesuz. ceutIe’ “4 : ' The eight-story Boatmen's Bank [Qos Ive ST. Flonda has been sending hundreds of mullions of doilars to aS Pp 4 . *TA BOURD' NN = wy —- Age. 3 | mat wee dunueens . Building any Fourt rae and | manufacturers in Northern States for many yeare—why _ RC cast Li As .« — os ~~ : jae 17 “REGINA eae . 2 : L . eee Ss. . @iila r= eh | , ' = . : - Ct} tsi . oal ~ + a A pe 'D I _ otteeee f Washington avenue, occupied in shouldn't some of this money be reinvested in Flonda ? = ‘ You need to get that body of yours into aoe Seek Stee EDRI . . ~ . Ty oo > oF l A- . an. 23 ; the downtown district The upper aS oil te build to be a aty of ONE MILLION PEOPLE, which she » y ou need to lie on a silver beacn and VOLENDAM i Jan. 16 Feb. 27! white Star I : . flo : L “a ve : . a 7 eH i én . Y tc De within the next ten vears. : 7 = VEENT se , Deo 24 —~ 20 May s ( Majestte Hetei - A loors becarmne the home of what In one vear Dade County shipped ower siz thousand caricads of h if as : ee - - : NEW AMSTERDAM. Dec.J0 Feb. 6 Mar.13 Portland, Me.- ' ea: | gn tem ally me llgreane : Regeln « Aa» aif ciose vour eves in the sunshine ROTTERDAM.....May 1 June & July 3|exrasee * : , : was then the Missouri Athieti . > ’ ; 2: “May 29 3 * ; Dee, 2 Club. and on March 9. 19°4 the » D if 0 p 200,000 acres of mch muck sou land, adjacent to Miami, w being put = RYNDAM .... ay wy 10 Sept.i# *CANADA. Feb. 6 Offices or Local ®TEAMERS. de Luxe WINTER CRUISES RENOWNED CRUISING STEA |S, RESOLUTE-4RE SY af | around the World The RESOLUTE, with yacht-likeappointmentsand a special system of ventila- tion, is ideally adapted for a offers: an attractive itinerary — carefully arranged pro- | gram of shore excursions— skilled cruise staff — the freedom of foreign registry. RESOLUTE From New York jan. 21, a Los Angeies Feb. 6, 1926 ™ San Francisco Feb. 9, 1926 Rates $1500 and up including A Record Sal —to wind up a record year. Madey merchandising can produce such valu They Tl like the styles—you ll like the per cent on every dollar jnvested. $11.50 Overco Two-Pant Suits of durab! or vest models in both dark s Lined knickers. Well tailores vears. Overcoats of solid length models. Plaid tinned. $14.00 Ov Two-Pant Suits of a!l-wool with a pair of long and shot two lined knickers; 5 to 18 of platd-lined cheviots ard ON THE ATLANTIC — the tropical sun of Florida. . . ¢ m+ — ei ee For full information send to UNITED AMERICAN ‘Harriman Lime) 77 N. Michigan Av., Chicago, or local steamship and E RON EY. PLAZA Holi Something mew under the sun—tremendously rr the etna ix tourist hotel creation—an orderly fr of dreamy iquity with : 9 Prac ‘ccnuned dy... SU 52 shops to supply their needs. Taree European plan dining salons with 2 la carte vig 4 Ourdoors—AJ] summer-in-einter sports , Opening with the start of the New Year ‘olors: 6 to 18. —_—— $18.00 Overce Two-Pant Suits of super>h wo els. A palr of long and six pairs of lined kaickers, S te ef warm fabrics in ulsterette models; 6 to 15. $21.50 Overca Two-Pant Suits in doubled models with a pair of long Fine all-wool fabrics; 19 6 in single or doubie breasted back and through-and-thro to 13 years. $25.00 Overg Two-Pant Salts of 5°" in all desired shades. A Pp and a pair of knickers or ™ Sto 18. Overcoats of double back wooilens. F’ain or I year" ioe MIAMI BEACH, F Borv Pants . w - « Petersburg, the Sunshine City. where the sun ehines 360 days of the year— ang where theres fun for every sunny hour Bathing. Beating and fishing in the Gulf and Tampa Bay Golf, tennis, roque. lawn bowling, motoring Band concerts twice datiy. Varted entertain- ment. Splendid sccommoda tions Oid-time Posepitality. For booklet addres« wm T. DILLMAY Chamber ef Commerce Christmas Clot Pretty little long-pant Sailor Suits $ of all-wool blue serge duvenile Suits with long pants and

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SUNDAY, DEC EMBER 6, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = Ww ——_ = a SUND DECEMBER ‘. SS avel and Reroris at | eee ee = : — ib) © es IGS TO EUROM ith & Pine Ste., | tation Lloyd (Sabouda). 812 Majestic Lotel | *, to Gibraltar. Nan. & ¢ Blige 138 Olive | CONTE BRANCO.. Dec. ee in Saag ta eb: ey. st. Lonte NTE ROSSO Jan. Hamburg, Line = Gn ; 19 Jan fT as ¢ T) | . , HANG ON i ha — are by no means all endowed “with |OUR 60c TEA IX OF UNUSUAL VALUF ee | ares. ie! Ses SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON, box... .46c , ougt i remove | comely legs. Yet we women have | is. | *STAVAN( “ . ‘eb eelieve such ¢ is anc \ he: 2ERFIJ'D Jan Feb oe aur. A gafe. pleasant, | PREMIUM BACON—My own Red Star LA ith oye ee ying cal to look at them—or would anybody | J iiion; pound. 50c a thic treatment. (Majestic Hotet Ridg )"* Pine @ a eniest box.| Price, 80c.| Care to suggest that | men who fs ull | 9 ae The Home of a ae N ePIT TS} URG Dec 12 yr, " ™ | . 7 , omoeonath Pharmacy | case their ee extremities in long KALTERAUFSCHNITT °Z7E ELAND Dee. 286 Ja LAPLAND n. 913 I ust St. skirts? These defects of both sexes | Pomona |} can be remedied by massage. But | YOUR FAVORITE BRAND OF MALT . a LS . ..Ma | Royal ian ¢ 117 W. ct ian Y.-Cherbourg. Scath ston. — a al ix noogte and seid even so,.not all women have beau-/| materi | tiful faces: yet one sees them. Why! Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. TUTLETEn ra 3 x bee read c, . ALL ov R “TOFFERA “ARE FREE | FROM | i tenten ‘BRE res = Feb. 9 Fo ; ho 2 alls at Cob 4 Pagel star 13 | Norwegian American 30 Feb. 27) w born Boulogne. | | *RERGENSE ag, Sweden. Denman OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT BOLIVIA Bouthamnt on and HART SCHAFFNER | & MARX Ladies’ Coats 8 Ib Ladies’ If you want a nice Coat | cheap, buy one, as | new, used H. 8S. & M. Coat, | Big shipment just received. | conn’ NA Dec. 30 | SOHIO _|*°ORCA ieee s' s ~é ¢ =—>.*2£%¢ oa-- es = * - ‘errr eee ererererT SEREITT ss errr and H S.. ft, Loule | ow ESTPHALIA “ oor 6 Apr. 2 oe, | Ne 7 an 3 Feh. ae 2 June 16 July 14 4y MERIC : 6 Feb. 24 Mar. ope ” | AJ TIC 7 Mar. 31 > wee ee he TEs SS ae b.10 Jan.28 Apr. 1 BAL * / ALTIC ese 4 Apr. ee a “tty BF megane MOBERLY—Seibert Motor Co. 108 | eer . N. Fourth St. VORNFELT—Cey Drug Co. meee RLY—Missourl Power & Light | HANNIBAL—Wilhelm Motor Ce., 719 Broadway. HEKMANN—Robert Huxol. por LAR BLU VY F—Meadows Moter | JONESBURG—Star Garage. Co., 144 Bartlet St. JEFFERSON CITY—Missourt Power QUEEN CITY—The Filectric Shop. & Licht Co SPKINGFIELD— owden Buick Ca, KIRK 88 Two-Pant Suits in double-breasted English models with a pair of long and short pants. ~ Fine all-wool fabrics; 10 to 18. Overcoats in single or double breasted models. nas back and through-and-through woolens; to 18 years. (Main ed $25.00 Overcoats or Two-Pant Suits Two-Pant Suits of heavy all-wool materiais, in all desired shades. A pair of long pant ‘§ ete: and a pair of Knickers or two lined knickers; ° 9 to 18. Overcoats of double-faced and age: - back woolens. Piain or belted; 11 to years ( Main wiser? BEATMONT—EZilectrical Service Co., 250 Orleans St. RO NHAM—Smilth- Jones Fier. Co. RROW NSVILEPF—J. RR. Rollins. BRYAN—Tryler Haewell, Main St. DEeNTON—tlandy Metor Co, VERNON — Wo Ieutw vier. re. ee Daniel Co., 1015 WAXAHACHIE. Win Moore Hdw. Co., Jefferson and Waslrington. GALVESTON—MeLelian Elec. Co.. WICHITA FALis- Nuns Electric Co. ie Wy , Ad 2129 E St. , OKLAHOMA DRESSE OKLAHOMA Crry—Oklahoma Elec. ARDMORF—Herd Baller Co Holbert Mo- Supply Co., 324 W. Matin St. $ 2 e 0 4 —s ESVILLF.—G. Vv. PONCA wy on Nash Or 2 for $3.95 Co... 3271-32 Qsage St. ; DRU MW RIGHT —Drumwright Buick Co.. 201 S. SK TATOOK—Creenw ood rl Ce pt RANT—H. VV. Smith, 123 N. Sd St. EL KE \O—Bonebrake Hdw. Co., 1U%- with Silk Princess Slips, worth $9.50 JEY-PLAZA Hoted RS ANTIC - MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA under the sun—tremendously new—under n of Florida. in tourist hotel creation—an orderly coler- of dreamy Spanish antiquity with we > contained city... 750 rooms for guests. « pply their needs. n plan dining salons with a la carte service. All summer-in-winter sports with the start ef the New Year Te remain open the year areand irre for Booker Owner W. G. McMEEKIN, Manage Motor Casoline A STILLWATER—Tayilor Radio Co., 708 Lewis. VINITA~—V inita Flee. Cv. ¥ALE—J. F. Alfred. NEBRASKA L. ENCOE. N—Lock Garage. 115 &. 19th NORFOLK —Standard Tire Supply Co., 226 Norfolk Ayr. ARKANSAS Rickenbacker JO NFESBORO—Chism Motor Sales Co., “AZ Union &t. McCartney, PARKAGOU LD—Paracould Battery Co. ROGEKS—T. 8S. MeNeil. STU hy ~ atm Shop, 714 §&. 107 N. Reck Island. ENID—Crews Motor Ceo., 210-12 bL. Broadway. NOW ATA—The Battery Shop, 218 2. Maple ™. COLT MBIUS—John Tmiand. GRAND ISLAND—Reetz Huadson-Es- sex Co... 112 E. Second St. Boys’ Lined ELDORADO—Eldorado Knickers (.. 114 ® Locueat a r AYETTF VILLE—Heolt Last he ‘SMT ‘1— ulp Music Co., Av. HE: 7 "EN A—Dining Furniture Co., 21! (herry ™t Main STEWART-WARNER PRODI ros cE i “~ ki STATION, Wholesale Distributors, 3206 Lacust SL., . Louis, Mo, Phone—Bomont 60 and og 705 Gar- Regular Sizes 3- ‘Christmas Clothing That ioe Like $488 Lumberjack Windbreakers in warm m $3 95 woolen plaids, with knit bottoms. Regulation Blue Admiral Suits or, $6 88 Overcoats for juvemiles...........-- . Sheep-lined Coats with wombat wang 38 and four leather-trimmed pockcts Juvenile Suits with corduroy pants and washable waist-... (Main Floor) ’ Pretty little long-pant Sailor Suits Of all-wool blue serge . 4uvenile Suits with long pants and bright plaid waists » Warm Mackinaws in bright plaids ad with full belts DRESSES Overcoats SEKGE $ L $5.95 fh ass Or 2 for $6.95 Boys’ tong Pants PANTS . , $7.95, with mice | Vout. Gabardines from $14.96 Boys’ Long Pants, | A Deposit Holds One $1.45 | STEWART-WARNER SPEEDOMETER COR'’N 1 O1 2 N. GRAND T OD C 0 ats 1826 DIVERSEY PARKWAY - CHICAGO Sutt THE CLOTHING CLEARING HOUSE Overcoat on « ¢ “t TWELVE MILLION PEOPLE ARE TODAY USING STEWART-WARNER PRODUCTS Overcoat on a Good One.. EEE Page, Grand, Hodiamont and Bus to Door |§ OPEN UNTIL SP. %, 4 - ev ae . Lis Springtime abe iat Comeue bathing — finest beech “ eset Coast, th e new miltion ¢ ceusewey. Golfon three of Fiorids'e net _thest 18-hole courses witn <7 | Cherm! limete for ovt | Belling. ine. eatetne, , good oa reeds ané —_— 'rebure, the ere the gun f the year— Model 325—$80 (above) Cabinet models from $65 to $95 Console models from $175 to $450 &-W Reprodacers SW Tubes $19.50 and $25 $2.50 each Black Rubber Raincoats with hats $3.37 SO match, in all sizes...........-.-: Bright yellow waterproof Slickers $2 98 Corduroy Long Pants in sei new for CS Re Sa ee . wide-bottom collegiate stylic- Complete Range of Sizes in Every Lot. | picturesque country. 3 Lewn Bowling. Rog m bowling, | Lowe Bewting. Rogee.% he . Ad ts Pine ee Club ee Good T } enter sin- | Wonderful business and tn- "r mmoda-. vestment opportunities. Cfpi tality. League Beschba!! Daily Comeerte Attractive hotel, - epartment and heme 6tcom- y 4 ‘ j ” Shop After School Store Open Until 6 P. M. Write for Our Free Mail Order Sales Bulletin MAN merce modationse. HIGHEST ELEVATION ON EITHER COAST N. W. Cor. 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18 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH bie fey > MR. BOTT SEES IT THROUGH lrefused to sell, Frau Augusta | She was found dea@ tn a chair be- | home to buy food. She said ne | Knauss, §0-year-old widow, com-/j fore the receiving set. could not bear the thought of sell. | sel AS AUTHORITY ON ON AUSTRALIA| mited suicide by inhaling illuml- In a farewell note she sald she | ing the radio, ana nad decided to | nating cas while listening to the; had sold most of the furniture ef turn on the ene: while Metenine ¢ . 66 ing 1€ ra “Aida.” | sail . Gores Steerage a amd ad Works There, | Brosdoastt . | | PP. = Dispatch offer are gener. — or sle ent. Hie did the sé . | miiHE | => a eee cceshty ae a val = £ . x . be F ! | ous and that Dump Truck | aioe “Me. Bet” Lacy Apetes AT > his Happy In Earned —— may be earned FREE OF, | went, too, but she traveled first “ - . ~~ lass in the same boat. When she “al aN f e , } a\\ | e _ SC on nor Rucehe che 5 We NW A , ie! —; ) Possession of _ ALL COST by any boy or © had to borrow the captain's treie- $ ee - . : scope. | “4 iz ‘ ee irl who will hustle. : a ed “Mr. Bott” iS ay : Exceptional og a ae The Advan As soon as he arrived applied for a job, hewed timber at reek. raised a fine crop . -- = i j ~y \ / J ts : qd } #ood time —= uve le Vel cle * ais. - — et all iad A finished his inves- — sal _ _ r illiam allo | ra cae 3 = up setter, with We have one of the largest lines of Leather Goods | ass ee | ettee’s wife in a cabin on a sheer | and Trunks in the city. Our prices are very low; | | er ee i a Our large volume | it will pay you to see us before you buy. | 3 — - ae q calls for a steady ‘or first-hand experience that dis om es many of the younge { and “See fo ourselves” is | tal - — - 2 anunenenesnennenenenenennnenes —- ~ —~ ~ = > goods into our st - on ten for Gents’ Bill Rolls.. -0e to S10 Ladies’ Hat Boxes .. 82 to §$1s | re 5 suring clean, Pp " bof a ee ee ee ee . - = . . : fe a > ~ —- - i. ue ima ? P . ” ° adhd aay + ee " er, oak a AE Ee BORO RL BY EMIT ARR gm 7 . a Pt rae IE AP I mie re oo ® ee sass & : - SS — Ae aa a 1d more progressi\e- peers in E: coming a “fas nionab e motto “gis ator & ~ “a. —= ' ; " Card Cases...... We to $5.00 Boston Bags......$1.75 to $6 Fat : merchandise. ~ «swap. 2 BIRDS MIGRATING TO ENGLAKD Music Bags. “eae Ss] to S10 Drinking Ciuns ne Ne +r 3 51 | sa A secs ’ | . ful tt tion ae... S3. ee es 2 Careful atten ee eee eee Species Do Great Service to Farm- TY. ; - - nie : ers by Destroying Insects. Poilet Rolls ....... S85 to $50 | Military Brushes. $2.50 to $10 —_ a } f a. Br the . miami ek -: ‘7 } ~. - » op . . . . ) ture the ee ne sw , Coin Purses........ zo9c tof} ~=§=—s Picture Frames. .$1.50 to S10 —— : a eae together LONDON, Dec. 5.—Winter b visitors have been flying over the | Jewel Cases... .. ) Sewing Sets 4+ @ : Brit ish Isles in great numbers re- : a $2.50 ue $20 Sewing $ets....... SS] to S10. : 3 : 4 : lon experien ently, replacing the birds of sum ) Collar € ee $1.50 to S10 ! Auto Lunch Sets... &9 to S50 ’ : j 7 tores : ae , : . ma our & mer, which have flown long since to Southern Europe or Africa. | Vanity Boxes. ...$1.95 to $10 | Medicine Cases...$1.50 to S15 3 7 . ona i we Starlings, thrushes red wings T ks aie aati _— ~ : , _ — = — 7 ; for their d s «ti and field fares are the most PUNKS ........... mp TO $150 ( igar (ases $1.° » to S10 a ‘ | - tee of numerous among the birds that S] 50 to S25 Suit ee oe S] bin ST . 3 OS ESS : | guaran . " e* +? ae ae Oe . . . “ ~ : : " ' ion accom panies seek a winter home in England and Scotland. During mild win- FM x = Pye, ' . . "y re insect ° n i so a a —_— ; se ey a | a: a od Special Genuine Walrus 18-Inch Traveling — at. $12.50 ——. sale. are of great service to farmers and fruit ieee and when the Special Genuine Leather Bag, 18 Inches _. 3 i 85.00 “rw Eisenreich—6977 Bancroft winter is severe. as this one has ° started out to be, ther feed on the | 6 : es Do Your Trad = nell | : “ ai" ’ Earned owner ship of her “Bull Dog’ Dum p Truck brings distinction and lead rship : Walgreen’ aa ba ie a ie dd i Rae sl oa » ‘ Pe « 3 ’ berrtes from Englands numerous hedges. Farmers are complaining | HUNDRED OTHER ITEMS SY among playmates to Helen. Not only is she the first girl to earn a Dump , - ~~ - of a falling off recently SITES Sewters in Busiand = i = her prize is itself so unique and novel in design, equipment and finish as to since this bird ts ohe of their m RITE we eho hatte auninct ) ‘ the Dump Truck owner envied and favored by less fortunate youngsters. insect life. Most of the lapwinges co to Southwestern Europe during fees tees e | 1 Herkert & Meisel Trunk Co. |: You Need Not Envy Her. 4 HOUSER numbers by hunters. 15¢ Rubber Gloves oe ULI 910 Washington Avenue = =e You, Too, May Earn a Dump Truck If Gi Stereo ‘ DaELEN. itis ~.vereutiie des. GE aR ‘ a ae é Ve Y O u W il | H u Ss le a S$ She dj s0c Bug ; titute, except for a radioe set she t eeceoeevess ogee ; 60c Turkish Bath Towels. .... You mav choose between buying a Dumr p Truck—at a cost of $30.00 or ee $5. 00 Star-Rite Electric Heate in spare dy The Post-Dispatch offer includes even free delivery of the truck te your $1.50 Jay-Lee Alarm Clocks . . eost to you for handling or transportation. $M $7.50 Star-Rite Heating Pads. . Get 15 New Daily Post-Dispatch Subscriptions an@g | Cigars and Cigare Earn a FREE Dump Truck 3 ee ee * } BI my 7 nehes long. ] fi. | l 1eAs Wi OV RADIATOR AND COWL—Heavy steel stamped i in “ei Boatmen’s ank ) Sinches deep. tinet Mack Sp OE Camel, Clown, Chesterfield, CAPACITY Onecenth of 4 ton —— pen. STEERING WHEEL — Malleable tron. SPECS WM Carton of 200 -..--.---- 7 ae ae ange Tine ARE Ln. gsi" 4 or raising and lowering body of t oi rc— der ood, radiator 1 OWi, S@at an bod f h ~ “4 ; { th 0 The ; poe tom shile — cowl, seat and body of be8vY INSTRUMENT BOARD—Wih dateuel eee 4 | Perfume De Jar ti NOoUnNTCE 4 pening of 27r THE SPEC] . SPRINGS (of a real truck desian) exe clock, gauges and operating switch. a of a real gn) ar 3 $3.75 Coty’s 'Origam Perfume, 1 oz. ofa highly cael steel permitting exceeding ease in TAILGATE OF BODY—Special design. 3 $3.75C Perfume. 1 ri 7 FURNISHED WITH HORN . 75 Coty’s Chypre NEW B ANKING ROOMS AND PINisit— Th Pi = eee wheels WHEELS—12-inch double dise with contained ~ Se oy ee ae The Offiders and Directors of the eee | | eR. COs | eee te r »~ and al orkin; rts of truck are tinished in hard bearings and l-inch rubber tires. Enameled red S OS : iV | . ked enamel stripings. e. AFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT tate STaNT__‘The pedals are adjestsble for from 3 to WIESGREESIININIIe: Su cus T - wenek of age. assembled except for wheels and steering wheel. “= RI | E. - WA E 4 a ee ae and extend to you a cordial invitation to ; '~ | F table Comp. Fat Reducer ; Tt Here Are the Terms of the Offer—Read Care _ 2ns pect the Improvements OF? ‘| 15 Subser: iptions Are Required, each f m Belleville, Veniee, Madison and G City in months. Subscriber pay the established - livery and Maplewood, gee Groves, Kirkwood. | rat 50 cents 5 per onth. No extra credit for longet Park, Ferguson and Fl rissant in Mi ssouri. l'uesday, December 8, 1925 term subscriptions Boys and girls who live in other towns and eitie se 9 hs P ee th e daily editions of the Post-Di spatch are sold NEW Satncieentens Are Required from persons not now reading the Daily Post-Dispatch whether pur-- ~ + em oy neve newsdealer, may take the Enre from g a. WH. to 4 772 | ehased from newsbeve of newsdealess or delivereadl br ‘ank to the local dealer and obtain necessary Sup? ° ; simi ‘ . sr. instruet ions, oF mail the Enrollment Blank a : . mo LOUIS POST-DISP ATCH, Cireulation Dep ' DAILY Subscriptions Are Required—S ubserip- . Louis, Mo. . ~Danpeoepoeas © o—— " ‘ sons 4 iy Post-Dispatch will not be —- —— a a. m3 ee. — aS ; a the Suna rou may, aS a matter of convenience, if I = o%: tite LA u ul i . ° i. ° 1 ; ( OFF CE R ¥ lesired, accept a subsemption for both Daily and Sun. ENROLLMENT B BLANK dav editions. Ed hitake € : ES ee ee a hein : VERIVIED Subscriptions Are Required—We inves. POST- DISPATCH Julius W. Reinholdt, Vice-Presid -. tigate the validity of the order and the subse mete s Cwoentetion BD Edgar L sere go ~ te ee se agenfuehr, Asst Cashier responsibility and reserve the right to accept or reject Se. oka: M 3 | “he 6 ~ » ana jee “ ent H. Alfred Bridges. Asst. Cashier | any a abscription order at our option. : o. ; , Miracles . - = e , -£Tréemacnt R le ; . ; ‘ ° - a udolph Felsch, Asst. Cashier RESTRICTED DIST RICTS— Subscription orders will } oe retain ane Srectecatl Bull Deg™ eal | Tru paying cont! ~ lerful ¢ Ae not he dens uncer the terms of this offer for da~ I promise to abide by the om of , addin’s Lamp, this amazing sew DIRECTORS: : Lis reryv within the St. Louis distri et boun: led as fol lows: offer. se re Way to beauty. Edwards Whitaker | : Mississippi River on me East ph. ——— fully, that all orders are subject anaamee of — specia! meg 4am D. Capen Julius Ww. Reinhold: AThert T _— Grand Boulevard on the West to your acceptance or rejection. ; ined im ayre, it softens : Alber . eliminat dead oil hich the Julius Glaser Ae e ; oo : } I will mot tender orders from persens whe — = bat a > ae ge -.. ~ ut h OG Mi sour; nell west of Twentieth Street. > distribution of the Post-Dispatch. : Sed Seeae germ-laden impurities a s . an : Any Boy or Gal May Earn a Sechaba Truck— Osser | is open to ber $ and girls of all ages who are not identified with the sale or a stribution of the Post Di Yispate *h. and who live within the St. Louis city carrier delivery limita, including East St. Louis. Edgemont. 4 + : > in “ s oS - = . - . Pa a » . 4 " 4 x . ’ z ry = . “? © 4 rd ‘ " i > p - » le 4 ¢ ‘ ain + mo — ~ “ en oem oe! « ‘ as > d ¥ $ - a "i 4 a 4 r SO LS LOL ALOE I ALLO ES Mi NO I i a —* - - - 2 - 5 - eo. 3 7 ; ~ —_— Tee = Pera + ooe> eo Weer Ps ~.* i + y 2 a 4 ~ . a > > " 2 her - Lae he e 7” . mA . sited ca : ~ ~ oo - uw e f * ase ae: 1 HY - | i i. - * . CN. ae “ , of 7 “= _- PT he Pe = rt 4%, is a “> =: ow’, —_—. ; * tine ~ ae : ty dt ae ~ Lo gs . - ; aa : a ~ a = OW ie Ace wt « «4 ’ . 73 “ ce _— wows & ‘ Ro 1 _ . . Bie de “« F ~ eS ” doe Sons - = pe *, on s ¢ - a “ Le ce eee . r . Sead) ~ si @ oat 4 a . : a Ps ~ » ah aes ‘4 > a a ~ sn ss need See seiemaaa! PS OR a ee iw nae oi : a , “ e- —- ST 8 ST ‘ FS x ‘i<™ pet. aa nee ea : ; - Oo FS eh ot - . s —, , ote ee ee 4 : Maurice Wrigh: ‘ is 7 - - - - * “< - — — —- in a i ed en POR ee ate et a ag wear me ¥ a ll curbing. A008

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S| NI DAY, 7 pECEMBER 6, NDAY ) Se == : =~ SUN DECEMBER 6, 1995 . WALGRE EN co — valuable and useful =Z\ DRUGS witha REPUTATIO N”’Z Ss ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eo > eR yes that terms of Post- atch offer are gener- d that Dump Truck be earned FREE OF COST by any boy or who will hustle. The Advantages of Trading ata Walgreen Drug Store Our large volume of sales calls for a steady flow of goods into our stores, in- suring clean, pure, fresh merchandise. Careful attention to every feature of the drug busi- ness, together with our long experience, has made our stores known for their dependability. A guarantee of satisfac- tion accompanies each j 3 sie sale. 60c Daggett & , Ramsdell’s S distinction and leadershi a iar 1 to earn a Dump Truck, but | 2 eee 2nt and finish as to make ate youngsters. GIFTS ms gqudge*)) olph purchase of $1.00 DRUG Dolph Gisnina: POT cr GIFT SALE N ii ‘eal Drug Store Monday] 014 Washington Av. |,43", Only: | Monday, December 7th 514 Washington Av. Avenue $1.00 Nujol Monday Only Store Only! Mineral Oil Pint Size 73c $1.50 Van Ess Liquid Scalp Mas- sage, 98c $1.25 Ed. Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal 89c $1 Golden Peacock Bleach Cream HOUSEHOLD NEEDS 75c Rubber Gloves 60c Household Rubberized Aprons... $3.00 Electric Flat Irons me Bug Pizen.......... Oe Tae 23¢ 60c Turkish Bath Towels | Patent Medicines | 20c Laxative Bromo Quinine pkoe ee seeueee 2 | C : ~_ California Syrup of A2¢ Coty’s l’Origan Perfume + a De +5 eh St ee oe Ss ae os es dd 4 ae ee eee. eee ee > 2 . i oe het - ae _— + > ~ ins - - : — _——. — sa a at - a i > perk Ee a OE Se ee oa >. ; 2 Sst ~ Te ee * . : a SS —— te eS : z “ Truck If a ¢ — ae as She Did Pepsodent 50c Ingram’s Milkweed 39¢ , Tooth Paste ).00 or more—or working for one $5.00 Star-Rite Electric Heaters. . . 500 In y of the truck te your home—no @™# $1.50 Jay-Lee Alarm Clocks | ae 28c | 500 Mulsified Ooooanut 37 $7, 90 Star-Rite Heating Pads ° a = ee Ointment i salial tthe Oil C Subscriptions and @| Cigars and Cigarettes | —— Customer ck Flor de Intal 3 for 10c | Charles Denby ruck—Dump Type eee © Oe oe ore © Siete $1.25 Coty’s Face Powder I I IE Fe Ne ee ee 10c Bar Cocoanut Almond Soap Specially Priced $1.25 Manon Lescaut Face Powder 10c Bar Palmolive Soap| Justrite Cleaning Fluid 3 Bars ‘ WON Does not leave PAL™ a ring; cleans oo silks, satins,lace, ee velvet and oth- 19c er delicate fab- Dozen Bars, 75c_ | rics— Limit of 1 Dozen Z23c $1.50 Ed. Pinaud’s Pyrodent Rubber Goods | Eclipse Hot $1.50 Water Bottle lavoris .. 55c Sloan’s Walgreen’s After-Dinner oF Ve Dutch Master and Planco rea: wash; harOene, ond = water $1.29 mouth Liniment $2.50 Box of 25 Henry the Fourth. .$1.99 | LA eh | $3.00 Box of 25 Mapacuba ; =i chm Eau ween 2 —e zGuart coe tlpse $3.00 Box of 25 Don Julian ; ses 21 9 2, Syringe and Camel, Clown, Chesterfield, Home Runs, /Amelita C C $2.19 Narcisse 75c Perfection Carton of 200 eC Toilet ey : | Per fume Department | Water Gude’s rare | Sanitary Napkins popes leanseas the $3.75 Coty’s l’Origan Perfume, 1 oz. orig., $3.29 Tollet Water i Pepto- | eon canses the $3.75 Coty’s Chypre Perfume, i oz. orig., $3.29 Pe 7 mangan | Ai Pint Sise the hair oft and $3.75 Coty’s Paris Perfume, 1 oz. original, $3.29 98c 39 c saeue edor. Special- Amelita Narcis’ Perfume, purse size RITE -WATE | Enoz Kills Moths $1.50 Vegetable Comp. Fat Reducer Will Not Stain s crowned heavy steel. COWL—Heavy steel stamped in dis- 50c Cocoanut Oil and Egg Shampoo SEL — Malleable fron. SPECIAL raising and lowering body of truck. VARD—With designed speedometer, operating switch. DDY—Special design. Hq HORN. ouble disc with contained roller a rubber tires. Enameled red with $1.25 Revelation Tooth Powder, Zl1c Health for Everybody - LISTERINE The Safe Antiseptic a box, 117 pounds; comes completely or wheels and steering wheel. Read Carefully | KLEENEX Cold Cream Remover Valuable as a gargle.” Save your garments and sports » Madison and Granite City in Illinois. Wi rhster Groves, Kirkwood, Overland |! nd Florissant in Missouri. ho live in other towns and cities where of the Post- Dispatch are sold and de- newsdealer, may take the Enrollment } al dealer and obtain necessary supplies » Or mail the Enrollment Blank to the ; -DISPATCH, Circulatién Department. St. Louis, Mo. fons for getting a Steelcraft * ‘Bull Dog” ithout paying or collecting any money. to abide by the requirements of your nd, fully, that all orders are subject pceptance or rejection. ot tender orders from persons who now Bally Post-Dispatch—whether purchased ‘Bboy, newsstand or carrier, NM identified in any way with the sale or h of the Post-Dispatch. ee A Harmless | Tablet for Overweight Rid yourself of sur- plus fat easily and healthfully. Guaran- teed absolutely harmless, A Clear, Beautiful Skin—Now! FAYRE moctie owe wonderful than tales of Al- addin’. mp, this amazing new Way to beauty. of very special properties ‘ontained in Fayre, it softens and iminates dead oil which is the “ause of most skin troubles. ' OU can feel it act, can see the infected oi disappear, and with it Bo all the germ-laden impurities - and bacteria. clothes. Do not pack aWay without using ENOZ. Moths work all the yéar ’round. ENOZ will not destroy the garments. Carefully spray the garments. Carefully spray uphol- stered furniture. Pint Pt. with Spray Quart 79c $1.19 $1.39 Sleep Soundly Sleep soundly at night and you'll have days of “pep.” A cup of Oval- tine at night brings sound, natural slumber. Builds you up while you sleep. It is concentrated nourish- ment in the form of a delicious beverage. Digests itself almost tn- stantly, and helps also digest Other foods which may be in your stom- Ovaltine Hospital Size, $4.69 A soft, velvety tissue for remov- ing cold cream from the face. Safe, Sanitary and Inexpensive MARINELLO Lettuce Cream For Cleaning the Skin It cleanses more thoroughly than soap and water and without irrita- tion. Marinello preparations are used and indorsed by more than 5000 beauty shops, Jars 60c and $2 Marinello Rouge The new fountain in this store will make you glad you live in St. Louis Trya in New Cutex Five-Minute Set The Outex Five-Minute Set is now packed in a dainty decorated metal box. Contains Cutex cuticle re- mover, powder polish, liquid polish, full-size packages, with orange stick and 79¢ Walgreen Chocolate Malted Milk They’re Nationally Famous me For That Laxuary Shave Use Williams’ Luxury Shaving Cream It will give you a rich, creamy lather, soften the toughest beard, and will not dry on the face. Williams’ Luxury Shaving Cream Excellent for use as mouth wash and for general antiseptic purposes. 79¢c Rid Your Skin of Unsight.- ly Blotches and Sallowness With Lemon Facialax Cream Start in whitening —_—— your skin tonight. Use Lemon Fa clalax and watch the improvement. Also cleanses, leaving your skin in soft and healthy condition. 89c Thru Biofood Whether you suffer from ill- ness of long standing or are just run down, read ‘The New ABC of Health.”” We will gladly give you a copy. There ls HELP for YOU FREE COPY PYRO-SANA Germicidal Antiseptic Relieves Pain, Checks ‘Bleed Fiew, Stimulates Granelation (Qetiek Healing). PYRO-SANA alee te on active and vital agent in preventing, ecrhechkiag = and whelly relieving Pyorrhea Recommended alee fer acalda, burns, fresh wounds and old serea. Spray nesal peeeegee e aed threet with Prre- aan might and merning and have me cold in the head. A SAFE PREVENTIVE ise. FC Size...

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ae : 7 if ser, ee SUNDAY. yr" SUNDA NECEMBER -. : DECEMBER a LE = apg can wre - ~~ aes. Fa — - oe « : _ . Per. o * + een BOM ay he ee 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH scree ms usc [AST OF CALFORNA [Derabiirey_anay|WiNTER IS NEAR, PROTECT YOUR CAR LONDON, Dee. §.—Mixed clubs women's residential clubs has . have been growing Im popularity | shown they are more successful fi- | Covering Capacity We Will Build You a Permanent for some time in London, but the/nancially on the ls ee | latest innovation is a mixed club! men's clubs and are becoming Pop | | in the West End, which is provided ular every day. | G A ~ A G - | | 'Malibu Ranch Has 18,000. ! | | 2 ae | Acres, With 24 Miles Front- | PURE PAINT ieee OL iw ba age on the Pacific. | . = 3 3 “Sige " MUSIC*CO. — fe. ™.. | ; | Si4- S16 LOCUST ST. By the Associated Press. | hetter nd canned aut aieus Rinsent | : : lis 4 PF SE gt nme OE A 6 tee oF ome ot eel ~ 24 be" po 4 as — | ( ‘an you picture to yo : eee = |Ocean and is the only origtnal) | me Tel i A =e wee F - . ds - i : Spanish land grant of a century “ry ?. VIOLINS ™ 'and a quarter ago to remain in-| meet os ‘ aro’ } : te > es ' —even feather pillos 5% , Strife mar! he history of oe ANT AK YOUNG Ask about our SPECIAL two-car Garage, built to last a life- 4 7 line, all without once puttir f Mr: libu since 1804, when the King . ; : ts p y ee es ek Berd Gencedees using ree- pe ae set his seal to the first Grandmother kept her hair beauti-; "Ue; and the price so reasonable that the rent will more than ; without handling a single ; ~~ - full tome: the approved [ulation uth piec nd reed ' - : €. school 9.75 = Se zrant. At present more than a/| fully darkened, glossy and attractive| pay the payments. You cannot afford to waste the income on) fresh as when y--+ © mange SP Violin Casep leatherett- her hair took on - See Our Sample on Display at 3674 W. Pine Bl. : but that isjust what you ¢ Vielis Case; full er, violi * . ” sas _ . A . plush lined....... $8.50 ea ) wn the King of Spain (OB % that dull, faded or Sa W oa 4 mH | at : 3 anted the land in 1804 probably streaked appear- - ie the wonderful vage housands - ~~ Violins, 2 a.1 sizes and models, ; iene ees ee, me for the ance, this simple | ranging im price from S8@e to $3000. will remain a mys*ery, ° : re, usive “. ‘ricinal grant has long b lost mixture was ap-| , a ie Dryer and the excl Ukuieie Complete Jazz Pram t- if riginal grant has long been lost, | : : ‘ fs: consisting of Bass nna {Ma | Dut &@thentic records of 1805 indi- plied with wonder- | : ture, “Spin-Rinse, Spin-L Bing: oot . om - ate that tha ch be | ful effect. By ask- . , J ) Site Gunite Snare Drums. Pedal. Crm | a ee ‘os S' :, ; aw dean 3674 W. Pine Bl. Phone Lindel! 9350 ne enka - "g10 a “ bails and al at- $30 00 . iPOn JOS art He i pt , A - —_ at or th ’s a a a ; iy a ‘“$pin-Rinse, Spin- ’ high’ erate | OO. Spee 5 eo an ~s Sie aaa aon po Sulphur We also build frame cot- ) A. AUGUST, 3674 W. Pine BL ° eye . ms How Y ulex ith an on Hand. . ~ wail . 03 a With an his widow and / aii C. G. Conn Saxo- Conn Victor | R egulationi=@ two sons. His will, containing one This simple mixture can be depend- phones cost no | model Cornets. School Duplex of th strangest paragraphs in | ed upon to restore natural color and full information without any ! more than other $70 & U Drum com. ‘alifornia’s history, declared in- | beauty to the hair. obligation MaKCS p plete. lebtedness to the padres of San Well-known druggists say every- 7 ‘ (| (| 1} Hurry, Mother! A teaspoonful of |this gentle, harmless aad Wreth ’a & 4 Sutvh ‘California Fig Syrup’’ now wil] 2¢ver cramps or o , Our former Pd rs a . nissid0n to the extent f r sav T1ses veta s Sage an ST P ur sn entail ddtie. uk ae aka Tee ; h no narcotics or thi $70 & Up $35 Cornet, 919 $7.50 : 300 “more or less, or any sum Compound now because it darkens so OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY, 9 A. wi. TO 6 P. M. re on and Caeveugmy Tell your druggist claim." Directing the pay- | nmaturally and evenly that nobody can “ clean the little bowels and in a few +), genuine ‘‘Califer he also gave the fathers/|tell it has been applied—it’s so easy) hours you have a well, playful child which has directions unds of sugar, a valuable to use, too. You simply dampen a /again. Even if cross, feverish, bili- children of all ages | . seen eomb or tsoft brush and draw it HOLDFAST TEETH |ous, constipated or full of cold, tle. Mother, you mess se days. family held the ranch through your hair, taking one strand A yh. * lll gy with the soft NO children love the pleasant taste of fornia.’’ Refuse any sold !t to atatime. By morning the gray hair lisappears; after another application or two, it ls restared to its natural 4 , Hours & 20 to Sunde aa The POST-DISPATUCH is the only St. Louis eolor and looks glossy, soft and D y. Ss. m. me ° r. Otis Trotter, Specialist Artificial Teeth eenutirel 414% N. Tth. stor, Specialist Artifici One bieck fram high setess Rewspeper giving Associated Press Day to Call ‘et eee ee eee eeeeeeeeeee eeeecere® — ho iy. agp er le gm * ba 5 ~r ¥ rn i Se aT ee ee, aie 4 ~ ba! a 9 a » 4 : £ : is : : oo 4 — =? : - : P ‘= et — i ¥ 7 “ : “ eo age : “ 3 > _ - «= Py n = . e ‘ . x J , . Peet ’ atio Keller of Los Angeles. ' TRIPL E TRIPLE | V Sold for $10 an Acre. ~)) SA’ AGE A . | Im 1870, Keller’s heirs sold the \z7. - E A G L E -_-_—as E A G af : ested itract for $10 an acre to Frederick SS . fl oe “yoyo =, oun L E and pproved by . Hasings Rindge, late husband of STAM Pp ; t we, so = Sa = ‘> ™e : S ~— Wash, Blue, Col I EE Se Nm s : Rinse, Dry @-°- TN ¥ im one tub P Old-Fashioned Regular 45c Per Lb. KF By : # ss su /i C the y \, CHOCOLATES 2 Have the nearest = ‘ The best eating Chocolate Cream if ° | *T. Loci WITH THIS SPECIAL —— if Bole Klee. Co. 3514 W. Furs. Ce. seen y — . ae | SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN’-Qonuine PURE GRANULATED | Gorgamzola Cheese... age | eumpowder Tea, Ib... +s . J | Oid N. Y. Cheddar Cheese. . . | =e Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not get- Pana S 1 ( 4 « hdc (White or yellow) Pure Breakfast Cocoa, Ib_______& =} i 3 $e ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and , Z Limburger Cheese ............ prescribed by physicians over 25 years. cei. 10 Pounds ' 8 (O. K. or Little Sugar Valley) 28c Ground Black Pepper, D....504 aie pe te Castile Camembert, large, each... . .35¢ Blue Rose Rice, Ib-_____------ DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Neuritis : ENT Toothache Golden Key Milk NT ee ae Peanat Batter, Ib _._________- (Tiger Brand and Swiss Knight) (Made While You Wait) Accept only “Bayer” package Neuralgia : whic! | Tall 48c Philadeiphia Cream Cheese... . 2 for 2ic Fresh Roasted Peanuts, Ib. __ _- a CS ere h contains proven directions Lumbago Pinbentie Ghent Gtinniin pon és , ? + : . ie *_e ©@8 € can c ~ coe Me filma = action Rheumatism Cans ewe y Limburger Cheese. oe for Zis oe STRAINED 2' 2-hb. pail “** ; Pepelar Waeet Ad moedtom. - SiS. (@Can Limit) Han Cheese ..............3 fori@e ONEY 5th. pail .....- / “arfleld @e00. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid | ~ & ; m Bony Sat , ° ‘ agi : ; pa ee Aa ae ok ee hed a : a ¥ had oe >

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4 STNDAY, Ti PECEMBER 6, ¥95. S, 1925 aa — et or — _ - - —_ ~ nal ~ 2 + 2s ee” oo «eee + . 7 . 4. e © Think of having a washer that washes, blues, rinses and DRIES in the time it takes ordinary washers just to wash alone! — rm & Ar AAAes ts a Pt te es. Terms During This Sale Smith's Hill, locally famous Mecca of bicycle riders for the last | 40 years, has bent its back to prog- ress. This steep half-mile grade on Manchester road at the Frank- | lin-St. Louls County line has been conquered by the concrete of the State Highway Commission and Its rocky precipitateincline was aban- doned two weeks ago in favor of a |smooth and easy route around the Can you picture to yourself what it means to be able to put through entire tubloads of clothes, and blankets, comforters, rugs, robes — even feather pillows as well, from clothes basket to clothes line, all without once putting the hands in water, without wringing, without handling a’ single piece, or breaking a single button—and finishing as fresh as when you began ? , It seems almost incredible, doesn’ tit, but that is.just what you can do with ‘edge of the hill. the wonderful Savage Washer and | , : | Sometimes called County Line ssee hes een Gee Dryer and the exclusive Savage fea- — Hill, this spot in the near-Ozarks hundreds of satisfied customers. . * . is better known as Smith's Hill be- ‘ cure, *‘Spin-Rinse, Spin-Dry”’. ’? now wil] never cramps Or overacts’ Costa rd thoroughly ino narcotics or soothing drugs, ’ ; | Tell your druggi and in a few | tho genuine MOatiterte ha playful child | which has directions for bab feverish, bili- | children of al] ages Related - ull of cold, | tle. Mother, you must sa y ant taste of 'fornia.’’ Refuse any imitation, | : ano ST.CHARLES Store No. 2, De Baliviere and McPherson Cabany 4219 - ke _ SS | success, But in the early 70s the route was changed to a big S, twisting up ‘like a snake to get the easiest grade on existing ground. A decade later, about 1885, St. Louis County | 'made Manchester road a smooth) 'macadam highway from the city ‘limits to the county line at the base ‘of Smith's Hill. Then the bicycle | riders found the hill an excellent objective for their expeditions. Not Fair to Push. 79c “Ordinaries” were the cycles in those days—the queer contraptions 250 HINKLE’S with saddle and handlebars as high PILLS as a man’s shoulder and the pedals 2 for 25c working directly on the big front ‘wheels. Members of half a dozen cycling clubs propelled ordinaries $1 NUJOL up Smith’s Hill. It became an un- 73c BAYER’S ASPIRIN written rufe that to dismount and shove the wheel up to the Smith TABLETS 15c, 25c, home was to commit a grievous i'wrong in the code of cycling. About 1899 the safety. bicvle. came into use, being the type still in vogue. Then came the nation’s 75c AMERI- CAN OIL 3 for $1.25 -, ——_—-- oe Or re eS ae See our wonderful collection of Toys, Electric Heaters, Electric Irons, Electric Curling Irons, Marcel Wavers, Kodaks, Ingersoll Watches, Alarm Clocks, Dolls, Toilet Sets, Compacts, Etc.—All splendid Christmas Gifts and all priced at drastic price cuts. . YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT JOHNSON’S HERKO Alarm Clocks Handsome, well made, jah : A celebrated liver remedy of purely one llega ge vegetable origin that acts by remov- ift for the fellow who ing the cause of disease and bullding x up the stem. Those suffering from Constipation should use brings the pay check HERKO 34c—3 for $1.00 Style Ulustrated. .$1.08 HALLER’S BIRD Top bell style. ... .08c 1 Watch. unbreakable crystal, 98e PREPARATIONS ine Haller’s Bird Pie CAMERAS AND KODAKS $1.50 VAN-ESS . HAIR TONIC 98c 3 for $2.90 LISTERINE | 2ic, 42c, -—_—_—_ JISPATOH is the only St. Louis evening Associated Press news service, —j Spin Rinsing an entire tubful without labor —all in avo minutes, or less— dries in only one minute more! Made and Guaranteed by SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION Tested and approved by Good Housekeeping and all leading authorities Follow this laborless, 20th Century Savage Washday Schedule onday, Tuesday, Wednesday RIPLE AGLE AMPS th All Purchases ading “ “Dedicated to the ploneer cyclists sick child | who made this point their mecca ‘and to our friend, Victor Smith, (whose courtesy and good fellow- | ship were ever unfaltering.” (marker was erected with ceremony land some archives were placed in a lead box beneath it. Now the club ts planning to move ithe marker to the side of the new concrete highway, which climbs ithe hill in easy curves and grades ja hundred yards to the north. It ltook expensive, modern eng!ineer- ing work to eliminate the steepness of Smith's Hill. Descending the Smith's Hill of Ps; Ie jold was none too easy, for the care- | The | 3 for 60c $1.00 HYNE’S FEMALE SUPPOSI- TORIES 69c MENTHO- LATUM Zic, 42c, 79c Sc Size ........28¢ $1.50 Size ... . .$1.29 7Se Size ........63e | sam CUT PRICES ON TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS AND ELASTIC HOSIERY If your skin ta muddy, give it Strength a cathartic, clear the pores of an d Viger their Impurities. It takes only a few minutes this sew wary. Then go te your mirror. will enll t¢ magic. Sallew skim lightened several shades. Freckies reduced. Biackheads all gone. A complexion fresh and clear te a few minutes. Ceountieuns women are doing tt. invigorates — renews Simply ebtain a jar of FAYRE = —the skin eathartic—and yon the whole system in a im aty _ NOW. — natural way. Try 1 #1 896 | $4:19 Jars.. Lyko

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523 Franklin Av. ST. LOUIS, MO. EVERYTHING An odd desk or office cabinet can be bought or sold through Post- Dispatch Wants, the best market place for fixtures of all kinds, noon, and “Treasure Island” in the evening. The matinee performance will be preceded by a Punch ard Judy show and a vaudeville bill. 1210 South Vandeventer Avenue Grand 2050 St. Louis Builders of MANCHESTER Houses, Cottages, Clubs, Schools agd (iarages. THE Ee ) ae wy ¢ | wht : DECEMBER @ toe) 4 Tesh 99 ' “CEMBER 6 ape | Hehe 22 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | a ee SUNDAY : | : : i : SS — NN SS eae : ~ DECEMBER_ 6. 192 . | hae AD | wl AEE VERTISEMENT MRS, SAMUEL INSULL PLANS ) ALL-ST : ’ } i i hy at t New Radio FOR A REPERTORY THEATER | | TEST FREE | FOR UN ‘ty fae Id G tl Chicago Woman Would Organize | it . 1 4j ea rea VY Company to Present Both Clas- | . a Jewish ¢ is ul ‘ {) ht B fi D f sical and Modern Pleces. | - | iz - at ag % a] 4 r 7 Pew i eeeeete SFCBE ltwce maton |, TRUSTWORTHY RELIABLE ACCURATE |||) =e tims ec Be : . IE & Dec. —Mrs. » & cabb i at Balk by Pirst Great Improvement in uate easy: Wp e. Unm maeitt | i ¥ Kranzbe +} . : > uil, lle © - re he Me bade Hearing Devices for the Deaf}*#™uc' *”s¥ : $4 to*#SO | a | chaiewall a as a ie i Made in Twenty Years millionaire head of the Chicago, |i. 7s Qa - | . At last, after twenty years of vain aim Sate ssegtissssussetttassetr eine, “My, | | Wa attort by, many noted inventors, a 8b 18 perfecting plans for a reper ae -_ ag BOUG HT OU THE ENTIRE ST. LOUIS § on me thea . | paien te ) Hi of sound without loss oF clearness Christmas week. E TEST SALE CHANDISE IN THE L ‘ | pamendiael \y “d ee wen heard | «The institution will be funded HISTORY OF * From a sparkling and 4 rom greater € istances ian was f two vears.’’ she explains. - : Son ey ’ . ° © ' : i heretofore possible. With it a small node ate subscription list will be {- Sf je~wewwwwwwwwoewwwes wwwwwe- BERLIN, Dec. 5.—Handel’s op-| Color tones, and bringing out the YOUR SURGEON, BANKER, LAWYER tric Perco- SMthem out and you will want them) || get ¢ Wh . @icra, “Admet,” has been revived | beauty of its texture. You can get sateen Srem Adjustable many times. Send sali epetiatntt augurati | i Home-made,butEnds ' at the Braunschweiger Opera aaealt “a Rares ag powder in DOWN PTW STORE UPTOWN STORE Assorted fin- - | refrashm 4 "i Cou hs In H Irv q@| through the efforts of Prof. Mi- | ‘ res y vYc boxes from dealers every- 513 OLIVE oe GRAND AND $ 35 ishes. Special, “Mveth Chemical Co.. tne E T t tor Mrs. 8 A OMTTY | korey and the new tntendant, Dr. | where. STREET WASHINGTON . 1 Bom saaivon Avenue... FLBB LOST | oes ie ou ' ’ ‘ “ ’” > ~———— ork. . . : ) A family supply of dependable cough | Neubeck. The reviser of Admet, Best results come from us- Optical Co. WY Up $2. 9 Neal me a Free Sample of Jad Salts. | chefs. bu medicine. Easily made and ' Prof. Hans Dutschke of Site a nae ing Black and White Skin who spe | : saves about $2 been smn on is coat ag Soap along with the Black (/, | XMAS TREE LIGHTS—8- Miscreccees © Sesccseveosoe ooccces | parties b tll lll AN i A a a i i AaReane oes SUWreInS & P and White Beauty Creations. em ar wee cnt ee : (and nov ' If you have A severe cough or : , wane with cord and ei- . *** > . . * ** ** * *e eee very po \ chest cold accompanied ‘with sore- He tried to interest one theater — tension plug; each, are indic ness, throat tickle, hoarseness, or| management after another and met R LAC KanoWH ITE : “a Ti : tt nee dl if your child] with nothing but rebuffs until he —_—_— $ to dinne wakes up aduring the night with y™ . + O™ a THE OGULIST) croup and you want quick help, try encountered Prof. Altmann and Beauty € reations ———S—S J - Min: —_—— A sven’ —. derful a “ae sence. tunes Ww such prompt-ishow of the St. Louis chapter of . o re ee Trea RE | ‘Sa This is © ness, ease and certainty 7? Sa + * Se 1d hie | really cence ainty that it is De Molay and Job’s PDaughters, Buy Your Own Home THIS HOUSE | PEO ES Pah aide. A POST-DISPATCH lost nd often, in which ' Pinex is a special and high! ™ No. i. > will be a cho- Wi = ' “ 3 a? the finder of a toast article | creat va ail eee wound of genuine Nor- sae ok 100 Sees gery adel tha ith Rent Money | i a day and brings about a) in.) jowe -f way ne extract, and | t , ee ° : ou ov lo i ec rs ; id 6000, : ” 5 | the best known meane of Lh na Municipal Theater chorus, and the —_ it : comer 4 _ i coe eee > $250 . mpt return. Call ¢ argield which ea : : a —" coughs, throat and chest|following principals: Ted Graeser, * ts: = ¥y a, — —— ~ — = - Edward ° : ee” a er ; a. St ey ° but especially prone to the blad- Qsen nee ee ne Se tablets and he used just DURE t B h : Of cer. Through the day, it seems\two weeks because of a severe|o"? to this day he neves 1] ie uescner Ludwig An Ideal Xmas i to _give little anneyance, put at cold anA cough. Nothing we have | *2” more backache. | Ete,” | | 4 ; ie ? l . ’ . - 7% Py PP og i) it Saxophones and Banjos Gift for Old or Young 9 f through loss of sleep, as its vic: /T*Wiite for advise.” “"9| Mentho-Laxene—Stops © > A aa 4 ims ar Answer: Obtain essence Mentho- Cc h oo. Sa Pie ' down from two to a dozen times ; : ou Oia ( Y | ; Band Instruments a cach night. This fe unnateral and Laxene and dilute it with sugar| Paterson, N. J., i » de ee) ~-are ‘sold with a guarantee to re the World's tends to weaken the whole body. childr or honey. Give this to your|176 Paterson St., writes! * [Ee ie Satisfy. They are the world’s Finest Banjos It is often due to weak-acting | > ren every hour or two. This| ing these few lines about , { finest, used and endorsed by hidnews mmothoe bene thousands ot ping of a chronic cou , , », — J never felt so well as | following St. Louts dru Tr) d caused miserable pain ffor } - 8 and pimples (Acne) on faca and: — ulpherb Tablets, etc. Drug Stores, Johnson Bros. & n me Rervous—very nervous. a ff i | nen. Is mv blood tmpure?’ \Redy d22P - good druewiats evervwhere. ny sleep was very badly bro- ' one. Is a uce , : ST. LOUIS’ LEADING BAND AND ORCHESTRA HOUSE ran GE ranch ents 6, reten: Reduced 22 Pounds by Arbolone| BLAGKBURN'S TRUS tapi" Juice in the biggest sling medic ° i bowels give rise to skin troubles, |MMrs. Amelia Jageman writes: “I PRO inh prundreds are calling daily to see th — 20 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 so 0 or 0 ee acne). ives, etc. I re- got two boxes of Arbolone tabiets, | DUCTS—DAYTOR, vretane, Co $14 Washington Ave. sith x ‘ . . go asing Herb Juice, that their friends ma ” a a Y which is relieving so many sufferers is

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. - -— cd > STNDAY, , | DECEMBER 6, 1998 ; : — er : STIOUS PAGT-NiGBATCH 93 2 = : — en - es a e | 3 Wales, when he returned from his en and girl athletes to hold par-|and tights, whil -ssary i st w , kirt | ALL-ST. LOUIS CONFERENCE ee ee ante. ts hes hee WOMAN ATHLETES I FARTS (roi, “ine ‘streets in thelr” ath-| women athletes enmupethan ia Mana anan bemmmeas ale canal For 27 Years’ Indian tour in 1875. It has been TE FREE Z ST FOR UNITED PALESTINE APPEAL estimated that the value of the! MUST WEAR MORE CLOTHES letic costumes. Runners in run-'iums, appears to be unbecoming called upon to parade through the / | . my ; se ning trunks, javelin and weight while parading on the streets and | streets.” Our Or. Moritz ; Jewish Organizations to Meet Jan. gold and silver alone in these gifts, Abbreviated Costumes All Right in ~)-owers with arms bare to the henceforth members ef thie faders. , 4 3 at Shaare Zedek Audi- not considering the ccaftsmanship Stadiums, but Not Any More shoulders, broad jumpers in spiked ) has been fitting successfully : torium. or the historical associations, is in Street Parades. shoes with only short socks barely PILES CURED Chi 7 | Children’s Eyes } a Rabbi Samuel Sale and Samuel more than £1,500,000 ($7,600,000). By the Rees STress No ee ~— ISE IN THE ST L ae) paler money for tie) YY OS Ae MR RY OF + IS From a sparkling and foundation fund will be made. | Yj ~~ . — FR | who sp clalizes in reducing. Her ‘parties became immensely popular : and now “thinning” lunches are | oe , ’ Enos ee go See e See eb ae ivery popular in Muyfair. There ee ee pec {a ¢ ; ees ne . ‘are indications the idea will extend C—O -FE LIGHTS—a&. ed » ed colors: gem | 49 and «x- = $1 Se — FR, a et | ito dinners. rs ° iA " S ecia [! oe Ke * A wacretf MARLBOROUGH HOUSE TO WALES P fo. 3 Sa Thin Mode! RS he Optometrist | wares rnc vo Take over ie Oo 2% aes wa “es .— By the Associated Press. Have had their proper place |)’, Gxpox. Dec. 5.—Marlbor-' our eve service for 27 | eugh House, which for many years 7 : ‘has been the London home of the ’ bars. We are NOT mere late Queen Mother Alexandra, is : | , PY, 17 Jewels ctacle sellers. expected to be taken over shortl) a ; > 2 == — » Prince cf Wales XMAS WREATH | Moritz Optical Co. | The manion is a famous link Guaranteed 17-jewel Elgin, an exceptionally Es A Watch that we can truly recommend at an - = —— pe nee aa “ 5 —— . See SF On Oe” Se Re pet a ith London of 200 years ago, and Bo. Me f 3 , 1.00 Dn ee of the most won-/ i low price fora high-grade Watch. : | unheard of price. Seesaanaanan apartments in thg worid. 4 | alled “the treasure room,” | $1 DOWN | $1 DOWN POST-DISPATCH lost ad often ji: thi are kept many gifts of the finder of a lost article | ores gold and silver plate . See Me for the “T ruth’ and first day and brings about a) 4ni) jewels, including the treasures | FULL CUT “ “Square Deal” pt return. Call Gargield 6600./ oj, ons,e ty Pngland with Kine ary : cdward ” i 26 GENUINE DIAMON | . _— Le U OND Special! ee LUE then the Prince of iawas i Vil wn aT ) ted f- , £7 ' , ° INTH STREE — .” ADVERTISEMENT 7 ae Spec tal! ll ts com AITHOUGHT SHE WOULD RY ee $999.75 > : , “tw NEVER GET H ME A. special group at this price. Handsome hie yet N We are truly proud of this value. A beautiful . ee en on generous - sized, MAGNIFICENT, GEN- = UINE DIAMOND. 750 Rings to select from. . Ie °° : $1 DOWN TONS So mg ns Answered nen She Came Downtown to Buy Her el | $1 DOWN aD = First Bottle of Herb Juice, Says S pec ia jt rastworthy Products and R duct | . ° ting to Cadomene, Balmwort, Sulpherb, [f Saint Louis Woman. » Minyol, Hypo-Nuclane, Vilane, Ete. 3 Genuine Diamonds j j * ’ 2 use of took them and in eight weeks re- cama SA 50 duced from 219 to 197 pounds. My @ ee” mma es ' 2 e friends al) said, ‘you will be sorry, aa ow ues ' 50 BA setter it will affect your heart.’ I weat Rt Se oe Re oa . a. ten 2% oe | ad who re to my doctor the other day—heart. Special! cone - in > condition. I am so glaél ee ae . imMem1Gce use it, etc." aa, Sy 3 Re ae , have for- ae, 2 " =o RE ee. ' : NE\W STYLE RECTANGULAR 7 ¢ A new and beautiful creation. The at i have | Balm@ort Proved Blessing - eo ee a 1 Peer “e . a special size of these Diamonds makes this an oe ~ ; ; the prepa-|_,ST LOUIS, MO.: Mrs. L. Gaste df a. | ee value at a special price. Note our low terms. exceptionally big value. A military Watch that will keep time, fitted in drugeists a STERLING SILVER CASE. New style. ts It mav |. °'ch. 2906 Salena St., writes: “My; ' ? ~s~ 2USband had very bad backache a>. Ta} ~ a, ? tive when | 2° years. In the mornin he — ~ ’ .« 1 D could hardly get up and always. by ‘ ss $1 DO WI | | does not ifelt so draggy. We tried every- two chil- thing until I read about Balmwort tablets and he used just one bos school for/and to this day he never has bad a Bevere | any more backac " oe ae | | ees . , i ; Ig we have mare eeerpe. | Mite. : 6 ik. i i ats | A eG NN pecita / = >, 12-Piece Paraloid them and , ge Si i Sa gine + Ug ° Mentho-Laxene—Stops Chronie § oe — : ae Rene aan oY a . ° : Toilet Sets Mentho- i : ee eg g 2S. ; yuickly ef- restoration of my voice after 0 opiates, |pleurisy and bronchitis. I thought Ree 7 ee to upset |] — - would get cured, but later ie sis ae a> = tried Mentho-Laxene Cough Sy 7 Settee sce eee ~ ; Rit csta be ~d pope ang 1" get 2 Sa as cu Re You must see this BEA UTIFUL RING with - P . O h fi Se n pain and | for sometime I got my voice bac | ae Sa ae h full-cut , di d A . ° . A lasting gift of rare beauty. ther nine ts I erg Spy RC ge , cee 3 three tuli-cut genuine diamonds. n excep D d On x Rin sige d shell and oth ] ” | health. I also used Yellow Minyol, . 4 ao be ; : sas FE : ' tionally big value lamon y g in ivory an Ss e an ot er co ors. ist for 5- | had trouble with dandruff, itching ke Py bronounced |®calp and falling hair. and now ®& Tc eae i . Spiates or — disappeared. With sincere # ; so age bn, | . $1 in re- | 00d wishes, etc.” . & — ‘ * | 2 a $1 DOWN y in re i etc - a 55 | ¢ a em - Feels Lik : & = 3 : . & % . : | ¥Y write NEW PORT hee _ a os ad : . ' * Bae od ; ‘ . sd ° : | : J ie : - P->, A handsome genuine Diamond set Diamond Signet on to | Oscar A. Ericson, Box $5, writes? 2 ¢ 3 : oe J ad . i. think I cannot Sav enough for Mentho-r ae gay 5 © Ses = Pas : in real black onyx, in a white gold e founé | Laxene Salve, Sulpberb and Cado- ~ = eS GP pecia@ ° mounting. A real bargain. 7 their mene tablets. These I have taken @ a ; ie on “en Py Seaton eS not for the sickness I had and I am a — ay | . =. ae | br i we 1} AY. T felt happy when l - , "t: % ¥ : * S ‘ 3 ae) : : e 7a be i recover health and ‘ my, * ' > ‘ 4 4 f $1 os, ) Siren . 4 ‘ * , ; re a could eat three meals ing that I could stay @ on earth, and feeling ike a new mae 7 Yours, etc.” . Bn P ' \% 4 , S oe a . . ! > $Y — - ‘ASK Was an effort Now T feel ‘ resides . , ’ . ‘ ; ; 7 at 4014 South Grand | Juice, I decided to try it. And, - ’ th J). A $1 DOWN | FCOT ee ’ ¢ i IONS. | T am delig hted with the results! 1 because I was in such misery | reading a number of testimonials | | t | : ib } ~ 2 | Ded A BEVere cough and was com- i thought I would never get of Jocal people and the great relief BAK _ Tecommending these remedies. 1 ; : : ER iw ith sincere ean oe tien with the Herb Juice was almost instant. I have contin- : : > | ee yee, ae. ; ued taking thig great remedy, and 4 ty, aie \« | ! ? “The 4 ‘ - tter th ] nN 4 \f _ CHEX SOAP—Wonderful EE & ceeent per erat bot | day T feel ane ee ot ee eet oy” Sititimy WWM. AOgers ‘ 7 } Herb Juice.” ! imati vice continued Mrs. have in vears. Those rheumatic Deodorant ' Le ie Stinue : . ,% . . . ’ » — Mrs Marraret Praha 2 as suffering such pain pains in my limbs have all gon, Bar: ae? ! S ] t a St... I abac. 346 West Third t ny limbs from rheumatism that gassy, bloated stomach trouble 2 tho sf ati t verp a S ' ' s ~~ , LD aAYrfon Ohio, writes oy am wu%- : iam Shar wad tot delichted with it. thought T would never get never bothers me any more and I It is the most wonderful toilet # Sgain. I have suffered from (can rest peagefully now, as my i , - vane tea iat ter reads ) =, aaetet Goes not supply the medi- j what A ate it seemed to all Herb Juice, on as for all eee , te 2 at sail a Mentioned by Dr Baker, the #@. S88, which bloated me very | benefits obtained. I positively know ~~ ' ; i eee Touis drugeists can a caused miserable pains that Herb Juice has no equal and Low est factory price for this Droe ierse sateen eS: tye stomach. Of course, this | it affords me great pleasure to rec- fine Silver Set. Guaranteed for _onnson Bros.. and & me nervous very nervous. ommend it and byost it to every- 50 vears G0od adrvewist. ww evervwhere., my Bleep was very badix bro- ‘ one.’ Arbolone ; ° 4 z . ae oO BLACKBURN'S TRUSTWORTHY 4 Herb Juice is the biggest selling medicine on the market where 11 13 ne tablets, | PRODUCTS—DAYTON, OHIO . pilundreds are calling daily to see the Herb Juice man at Judge & Sp . Co., 514 Washington Ave., giving statements for publication ies Tt Herb Juice, that their friends may be induced to try this great - | > “hich is relieving so many sufferers in St. Louis. 4,‘ we fa

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Ve Pe 4 ‘j mh wee” { i 3 } te > Bee a at f Pig ig . My . 4 ‘a ' ; ti i rf | * -i4 : | i iF >, . . = { ti , 4 ‘ERE: ie ; a - | nt ‘- | ; | | : i by i ts fe 4 ‘» + ‘ | ye : ik 4 £ | ‘ 4 ¢ | | ; _ a. gee Bh 28k Se Pk , ies a — - — —_ Fe - Fake Bey og ns Re 2a | oa ce a at wee ee ae + lO ee iit Tei od e = w~ +. - a $ . - “- -- * $1.85 Value, $ 00 Sh TER, at the Union. —— Large-size oval Blue Granite Roasters that are bargains 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. Over Two Acres of Dependable Furniture Suitable for Christmas Gift Giving Are Offered A‘ : at only $1.00. “UNION Remarkable Savings in Our Pre-Christmas Sale 2 | ¥ Walnut Cedar Chest | Choose Gifts From Our be Stock of Fine Cedar Chests | ~ ee” Choose a Fine Spinet Desk ! $25.00 Value, at Landau” 319-2 Will Hold Any Chem cavinee “mace ass ~=©6 Cedar Chest for lined with a - They measure 42 inches in e © r ei sia> | length arge-size Ceda? Chest made of —— Pers si. ‘ e tvery genuine red Tennessee cedar and priced unusually low. i ; i $1.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments genuine cedar A Small Deposit Gwe Sister One of These } Genuine Red Cedar Chest $17.50 Valae, Priced at $Q.50 What Better Gift Thane Wardrobe” for a Gift | French Walnut Cedar Chest s26.50 >? ] 50 | at Only. g piseneaes } Neatly de slg red Spinet Desks in mahogany finish With pigeon holes, writing ~ ae space cili¢ d folding top. / $2 Cash—Balance in Easy | Payments | . , _ e , ‘ w Console type, of excellent anship and beanti- oa. 2 “UNION $3.00 Cash—Balance Monthly ruliv decorated. Cedar lined throughout. ° . .*? Period Ch a (scene e A Practical Xmas Gift Genuine Red Cedar Chest “UNION | . 3 French Walnut Telephone Sets $0 Value 9D Large-size mahog- any finish tables | with stools that fit | underneath. $27 Value. at Console Cedar Chest °16— 70 859-0 | SOc Cash Delivers One i : French Walnut Cedar Chest | trunk $62.00 Valze, "465 $36.50 Value, at Only © Hy (vt ~~ * ‘ | 24% - = \iace sf gen 1ine Fre nes wai- nut ven leer and " a 7% ~ : 7 ralis. The dav enport contains a full-size ua spriny . * ‘+ . . bed. Covers are excellent velours. $15.00 Cash—Balance in Easy Payments These famous ** Kroehler’’ Suites are sensational bar- gains. Ther have handsomely carved frames and top e} | Q , ; 00 ' ;——______-___ iy —— ne Se eee ee ae ~ ] Ty Combination Reed Fiber HI-CHAIRS Tea W agon | $12.50 Value 6% 98 at the $16.00 Valae at — Union for. ...) &50c Cash Delivers One Le A A A te ' a a Lo . i . Si . 2 ak * af Sears an ~~ ">. Ts i 4 S {) These Hi-Chairs c be converted into : . = — * - 4 wet Bie ley on | ; oe ho aed 4 a rceptionally o_O | ‘ DINING CHAIRS Large-size Chifforobe made of lid oak or in Extension Table and 4 wolent: finish with cedar aie clothes eom.- oe pro ei at partment, hat and shoe boxes and drawers. $2.00 Cash Delivers One the everiastng Duco Finish | equalizing slides and two leaves | “| that ft umder the table out of $2.00 Value, at $3 “1 .00 \e ( ’ 1 Wrought-lron | ! ‘hat hot water wil not mar or || will never wear of. The ex- || view The beautiful design of || the Union for. the chairs and tables maxes || "eegcaets | reg ught-iron Smoker, r built and dee ld "A a mificemt Suite that has | | | SMOKER STAND tension tabie ig furnished with || ‘UNTOR th ge , polychrome. 7 ; . | $245 Two-Tone Walnut Bedroom Suites In brown finish. made | of reed and fiber with | separate serving travs. || $7.00 Cash Delivers One | ‘ —=_—_=__ ah —w Walnnt finishes UNION wousiie FURNISHING CO. 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street SE 2% : _, $7.50 $ 0 Value... — leather seats. at $450. 50c Cash Delivers One ee ee a Suit r? » 7 et Fry! >." Tr nw : es comp (38 a oe@auU ai. A bo V-o 14 ed. large AB ° ~ fry 7). = ll : Queen Anne styles and full-size wardrobe and triple mirror ranity dresser. $10.00 Cash Delivers One of These Bargains Priced at the Union for Only........ | These large two-tone walnut Bedroom Sultes are fin- | ished in Wainut and are marvelous values at $135 AYO ame 7) ~ : Ss RS ate PROG, aan . ooo > nd Sy T ‘SIX. BLOCK «A ING MOUNT ne B CANING FAVOR. = ——— Hour sce Will Replace the ful e Now Used, Says Wins —Describes New By WI : provement. Engine Im Writter FE ‘es was ; ee : or Age, at a meeting ef automobiles wou elt c>aests are along the walis of the intake stationary and requires no ad- Stres Gin "STORE - TTR. the-CMRISTMAS SPIRIT, - neral acoption of the rubber A SHI ot - : al ed ate . ; nN AUu*Oo- Th . ap ms . -oe =. : redicted, and a de- _— as ‘ . : nob = ’ > - = m Ke pep ras gasoiine : 7. © : gehtiy unders was described. Dy -y. within tke tec an . . stence ae - ; r Ls ; M nda i road >a el» T'yt «4 = - > Maintenance Division o © pies of dart _ ow! tated Autom hile Sears ° ize :} ‘a4 "= @ -«F ana As ~” spo president of the Champion peer, or as Plug “o. Stranahan empha- -jon of mot espec ia. tutomoDPile service out as the tties through co-operation. htstory wh : enid that chassi« lubrica- giagmor. its id be sim- for old and im +he future by more gen- Now adoption of the rubber Less than te. me separatl Shackle Already Ficre. mouthed wo h the conventional layout of 50 miles an ttc or cantilever eprings. miles an he means abolition of at least the year’s points on the chassis requir- Paolo. and Subrication.” Tkert said “Also jeagues have ns less spring breakage. eas- during the | riaing and long life of body The year claimed for the most notable shackie or rubber shock ments yet fo as ‘t is more common'ty of the sport. faien New So automotive rehicle among the s have adopted the rubber cars Ana ‘-eulator and more makers taining stil gnnounce the adoption of this board speed 4uring the com'ng year.” marked dev al=o told of the most re- Ihe development tn fue! handling. Motor e designed to care for raw Paolo as th txe4 fuel wtich finds fts Taking & su rhe year Ww nid of gasoline engines and “ontinued toe lly Into the erlinders. This ‘to his cham is a 4ual rotary hrdro-car-. ‘Rs hefore mixer racing se New Engine Device. yeatabie, ts incorporated tn the Intake De Paolo ifold to suit various engines, Pionship half again ents.” Iker said. “The mixing "**®Test com ts shaped like an hour glass, "U™Der “1 fits enugty into the manifold. ™F Murphy cones are formed of right and Annual ch hand curved, overlapping fins ©f ¢tivers i e@ latter creating a dual feath- ‘0 how they and dual rotating action— ‘uring the reverse the flow of the mixture | Principal spe to suction in the manifold ed as chamg is action removes the liquid “O™test Me from the walle of the mani- AutomoDPtile mixes it thoroughly, then re- “#12 Humber - ¢ the direction, thereby throw. ©®ch Of the ing. arr remaining unvaporized Products tnto the center ef the Stranahen’s Address. stregsed the undertry- a ir orwantizat ‘on ad sucn = the Associated Service Darie= -realization that the niles 4riven n ‘or win ind @p on. cranted the ‘eature at I . ‘lor f tndtvidual mem 7 was render the Best poss! mnts tor ser to the car owner. All 2 “Une in * antomotive business. piace is wo : - femarked. was from car own- mile race arn "~resen " ' . oe: oe ae trades- me in i a i: 3 TTY With more reapect. pa eeaeel Uaeet » naking $2 ’ WASTER-BUILT GARAGES — <ardiess of price. You can pay me : - teow - -onreel? why VA | A \\fetime: see how attractive they ies ; r car safely at all times TER-BL “LT Garages are all over the °° pleased to show you ene in your “ny obligatiog. srer cuir AND MAM. Bai. MASTER-AUILT CONSTRECTION 45D t 7 Vieteorie Bide. S. Leute “otiemen: Witheut obfigatien. please eed he ~ 31°.09 wf oat s Master Bullt Garage ame -* be a “tress 7 ° ++ 2 eee + oe Date ame Time Gp Gall...:...«««+«+eeee™ Sine he ||

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~ SONY LGBRQ. GF Lo. WWW QAWY AE AAS Go a SS SS Ss » » . a 3 Y LY FS BBQ, ‘ SOQ apecgooaey WW 5 > ~~ \ Ww > soe a Gor aes SKE SK Gs F TF &s s & Kay ~_ ” “PY Raa? SS av F PY snags s Rawr AQF Qagag™ HOW’ Sone Dona sone Saw s 3 Savw ASSETS SQN ce, ) : SS rs am Biss ee \ - 4 a \ - = ss eS - eens RN SOON > ge SSC . | S AS = San SUNDay . i SSNS DAA DECE} > 2” | No pam SS ° » SY Peee® SAO YS Soars S eeeeeeeS, SS > Noosa y >: \ xX ~~ A > RRS ROO W/ EEE +4} ——— L u L PAGES 25—38. EN ee ae - ed eee ee ee eee ee tne a ER 6, 1925. a - eee eee ee ee ce . a . — —— ~ - American Auto Racing in 1925 Brings Many Thrills DM NROIE2 Are Offered at MOING MOUNT simeou Sew Rees GPS 68, ——— Rg —— 9pm TO) KANSAS CITY Made on Board Bowls ’y ih 2 e. CS orca Ae at ona = or Hour—De Paolo a Color- ae & ee le | tn ae are barvain: > i en = a 4 ee .4 om s+ ee eee ; Ore rice Will Replace the ful Champion—De Palma Stee img oF. - 4 1S] ee | CC uc | Detours Eliminated or Shackle = mb oni Wins Dirt ‘Track Honors. | 4 a r %.! oe ‘ = Pe in. a gid re ‘pes Shortened—512 Miles of pert—Describes New sic 2. -& ee : e ££. |=ji pe! a | > oF | eee 2 es Earth Between St. Louis ine Improvement. By WILLIAM ULLMAN. ; ‘ whe . s : Bake acne 5 ‘ ** VO poor re aed am tte Pe oe ~. e ont eae ‘ % “Ba: WORLD RECORD NINE NEW O1RT TRACK RECORDS ert, technica edicor ©: existence the sport of the maring TER. HAMPION. M. Ik sten le 8] of the roaring STARTER C ° THIS PICTURE OF A RACE CAR ON THE TRACK SHOWS THE POSITIONOF | TiL\ te neeting Monday of as uc rf ‘am R ANO GUARD RAIL A OP OF THE SPEEDWAY | tor Age, at @ meeting road has produced myriad exam- . THE ORIVE : as City . ‘ . © 4 : e ow : ‘ » 5° } : one ' i Ti! eke ity " Maintenance Division of the plies of daring, driving skill. cour- o be divided among winning cars | c R L v THE T T pee fhe first board speedway was | 0 hansas pre The one detour between at Lou's melated Automohdile Servic® age in the face of ever-present 'in a 250-mile event. Sums award-/|was a new world record for 250 EEE NR ae a am ais gil built at Los Angeles us a one-mile pies of St. Louis, which also) ganger. ed for the first 10 places in a 250- | miles. the most popular distance Ve : . Pes 3 Ms | eS, : hg, | saucer. The speed on this track | and Columbia -that at Hi¢n Hill me adtressed by Robert Strana-| As a sport of thrills without a ™ile race usually range fromjon the racing program. It was at ig a aa was raised to 74 miles an hour. | pes been shortened to 5% miles me, president of the Champion peer, or as a practical demonstra- $9900 for first place to #700 or | established by Tommy Milton, vet- | | BE 2 Broa nee PP.” uta, a uh Five years later, on a two-mile The 7%-mile detour at Odessa Pug Co. Stranahan emphe- zion of motor excellence, it stands $450 for tenth place. |eran driver, who broke his own ee ‘> ) e Ey ee : 4 board ova! at Chicago, the average | should be done away with tn about fepecially automobile service out as the chapter in motordoni’s World records ranging from/record when he drove the entire — ae fe Pog 3 speed for this type was raised to | 20 days, as the concrete to replace ities through co-operation. jistory which never will lose its| five to 500 miles on speedways |jength in 1 hour, 58 minutes, 13.6. EE ee . & agent i] | 99.66 miles an hour for 500 miles 'j: has been laid pert sald that chassis lubrica- glamor, its romance or excitement | have fallen during 1926, wWwhile/ seconds, in a Miller Special, at) | 43 esmeiem e OD i i Be OS }and 1091.25 miles an hour for 100| ‘The condition of No. 2 te reported So cre bytmore gene) ee ne elke. een. speed marks for one to 26 miles |Culver City, Cal, March 1. His| | SiS dl ae | Ee by the State Highway Comratasion | tion of : the | rubber I on pte I aif tg Vv e jife- | track. | , = prabatnggs rg. “ iy 126.88 miles an | . a E34 ee ; ae €; be - & 3 i= Enteresting Comparisen. pes soewe! wren Ge see edop ESS an Hail tne average 111¢ |hour, which has stood unequaled | ; - ; -, eae Two-mile-a-minute speed on a city Hine, 59% miles of concrete, W Reeck'e. tis -parates tl ay n- The Indi is Race. in mr renta as : Ces CS bok OR ES ee . ardrobe | d ne separates the day of ope Indianapolis e in many major events as the offi- oo ae 3 , a a a | speedway was first achieved on the | then a 5%-mile detour; then oN miles of dirt road on the atriin: route from St. Louls vta Columbia Shackle Already Here. mouthed wonderment at a speed of Fitting it is that the driver who | -ja!] certified record. ' board track at Charlotte. N.. C.. | Miles of gravel to Mineola: a sho . 4? a) °°. 7? a an 2 a } ge -_ . ae ? sf 7 . 2 "oe > . i € ; oe . ** ; ——— ‘ _ yg een sh ut o” 50 miles an hour from the a | before the close of the years| Bob McDonogh barely missed? : gt “ee ae a i a |when Earl Cooper did the 25, 50 |COTduroy detour around a bridge: lliptic or cantilever eprings.’ miles an hour and more with which; racing program had won the title | ce¢ri; w 250-mi! . 1 | i oS OS ea sae ee ae ee ” -O9D So 6%, -@: ¢ r bate ° qt i ¢} : , . i oat 4 . . ; Pp ” ts on) the chassir cae Paolo, and his toety ee co! should hav e set the new TN orld | Speedway, Oct. 6, when he fin- a Es gle fat ye) ' De Paolo averaged 138 a m D h to Fulton: 13 mites of ma “adn z rire + ‘* 7 7: ee Ss lo . he . + , ’ v + — no . ; 4 : . ; ; Mey q ' | ‘ 9 : ¥ pubr: ation,” Tkert said. Also jeagues have astounded the throngs record for 500 miles on the two- ished first with an average of Mine, - Cg. le fo ] f the track Sa) and gravel and 9 72-19 miles of ns less spring breakage, eas- during the last twelve-month. | and-a-half mile brick track 4t slightly more ‘than 126 miles an ~ “ . ”" — >? , HAY THE SOBMQUET ) : : in a qualj ying run on Oct. . f . ‘ $36.50 Value, at Only es * cae wesy) gue year 1925 has brou: Indianapolis, the oldest ip the cir- | hour. BOB MDONOGH A COMING CHAMPION AT THE AGE _OF one 31 did 140.6 m.| {nto Columbia; 2 3-10 miles of cis hassis are claimed for the most notable t acin: achieve- | ey tnt Minn aS OR ae z OF “TERRIBLE Tommy’ and Bennett Hil! oi c , BITTE most notable motor racinzy a cult, on Memorial day He fin- | An average of 127.87 miles an TWENTY-FOUR p. h. for a qualifying lap for the pavements; 3 7-10 miles of bitu ; _ - shackie, or rubber shock ments yet recorded in the history | that long erind in foue 3 Q5 4 4 oe ; = € . : aie im as 4 as “d m ote 1ONE NG 4 AN rour wae reporte: f timers af Nov. 29 race at Culver City Rut minous acadam and s 4 vel; 4-190 * e — iS it 4.8 more common’) ot the sport. World records have surs, 86 minutes nd 39.46 gsec- } “as] ‘ t+ x" "¢ arn. 9.47 @ nas ‘ rate of 890.71 being barel’ nosed out of first ; ' : . « : ‘ : é . . ¢ ~U1VeG@!] ‘ ‘ .* . 2 aiid © ‘ S¢ Oi. a Pa J} . ' 4 is 8 ‘. . ” is official : likely of a mile of dirt detour: 1-1 ’ Mate _ ’ % 7 eA = - a ? .2tei-: Bs aller New stars have arisen’) Ae sveraging 14112 oe oe He , ee ; be aame |meither record Or pe eigere | TOON : Jon. a eters ce ane Wider Maia on he ave se ‘tnties id nises an when rrank Eilj shed first in miles an hour; 2” mililes in 14 min- place by De Paolo on the Satrrie to be certified. i of corduroy, 2-10 of a mile of wre. oY herald Bes | Saws ts : roe 4 hour On the same casion, L@'ia 250-mile race. This r rd must utes and 55 seconds, or 80.5 miles track, July 11. McDonogh drove Th ed records f 1925 | el and 1-10 mile of dirt; then pave | ave adopted the rubber/cars. And, as an avenue for at- | paolo, in his Duesen! eciuY, |) I ME n ] r 1 25 aniles in 18 mi o his first vi®fory 47 seconds slow- Ce ee oe ah ) ' ; ws eae Se : se re re =p Lé . - ia ‘© 4 ( y} Vv a f 4 P 4 e Tl- F ‘ i9gu , a C ~v I me- t ) Ss 7s . * , a @ : : . ; $2 Cash—Balance Monthly minsulator and more makers taining still greater speed, the shattere: ota si lias t cpus se c n og . r . ‘pa a . the werté record time fa0 were made with the smaliest en-/ ‘™* nt for 2 miles to Midway: then ay", = RIO ne |e eane Dereee can De ROCRDt: | ee Oe ak utun an eae 7 gines yet used on the motor race|4 9-10 miles of detour over nar- . ; Pie a. Scams " ; when 16 completed that t das oficial age of 80.35 miles an hour. 2-00 miles . A large Trunk with four draw- during the coming year marked development. age Dene. a ed as cia . £ 89.39 ope : 4 caishie gevelonmant — courses. Cars were powered with |row dirt road; then 14 3-10 miles | ; also told of the most re De Paolo to the Fore eee, ware +f minute é Harry Hartz pushed the speed Story of de Pavlo. oper . ; : engines 129.8 and 122 cubic of new pavement; then 1 2-10 miles “ . . +] ; 4 ‘ id i = - r -fan?t hr = o> q — P . , : , > 4 : ers, clothes hanging side, and development in fuel handling Motor racedom hails Peter eateries tenth second, tebe Phe | Astld iid S 21 a4 — olan a” Pe le’ , . peparare serving ) latter creating a dual feath.|to how they plece in the races — track at Culve ity, 7 |} were mounting. Nine new records’ Roseland, N. J De Paolo's wife and dual rotating action— during the year. Events on the °° ipeverse the flow of the mixture Principal speedways are sanction- Eto suction in the manifold ed as championship races by the i St . an Ha | ) : is action removes the liquiq ©“Omtest Board of the American ° our. re iV-mi 1 tI ne-mil rack, Sept. 12 vear by winning the 1[o00-mile / — & ‘ a ,; eam . from the walle of the mani- Avtomobile Association and a cer- | tain number of points awarded to @"GS, at the rate 136 mil at ircul n 42.68 seconds in aver- 1» his Jead in the champlo af > . r] iffor be me mixes it thoroughly, then re- ' hour. & f ) a , 4) | a > | } 1f 4 i - Aa J * 6 1x rily 7 ‘Ss - rf 2 F ; . = Li’ Pi “i Ti Ps ‘ kd rift ut. ‘ el j 4 rite : by De Paolo. Besides setting a new |for 200 miles racing frorn watching his uncle and in the United States. and races iras He made the five miles in of the 1925 racing season were and two-year-old son usually are minutes and 14.6 second wi a} na - {He “daddy of racers.’ 'in t!} stands when he drives. s Svracuse,. N, Y.. ® Paolo achieved fame early in nim ras 4 Tri] d f4 ; “? = : " . P | . a 1lTYi¢ = r ris rar 4 T h’resr ) ' a al d rye +i Th tC first at Altoona ; , miles. at the average re . 2 9° ' o —_— ‘ — =" ‘ o Awarded. rak J:0e 1 r} Pr, | oN i ame ifl ‘ ~ : , wae products into the center of the How Points Are A pea er i 7 “eae -) | : | ae For first place, the number of Milles an hour ihe 2 niles were th les linut 5 sec- Jur at the Baltimore-Wash- ° ys Stranahan'’+« Address ‘points is double the number “sf covered by the charnpion i e ond | ve niles 4a hour; ur 1 n Speedway, nea! Laure! f ; ; x. nahan stressed the underly- lles driven: 200 points being giv- solid oak or in - Tia son for organization of eupy en for winning a 100-mile race. seconds, an ay rave re in average = : ewe Ui 4 Gilid« Jal BUuUCTI - ; "ee ; = = “a ‘ +) ne , miles an ‘aoclo’s time for five mile ned clothes eom Liat = Mane & mes as the Associated Service “U4 80 on, up to the 1000 points [™ = Pe see ie : a. se Lnies realization that the rranted the victor in the 5900-mile -v Wiles as | Tint ana seconas a : ct bac \ 4 ; : ia aa function of individual mem- ‘y s One ‘one p¥as to render the best possi- | 7 meemervice to the car owner. All ish line is proportionate. Second An 0 r)] » } 9) ; ‘ ) F In the swutomotive business piace is wortn 260 points ina 250- Wmarked. was from car own. Mile race and 520 points in a 500- C 5 £ ‘) and no one in the business '™!'® &rit d mee Make a penny until someone Wrought-lron macar. So co-operative de- ment of service was the creat most popular in the “big league’ | , , program, are 6500, 260, 140, 80. 50, . ~ A D . and realization would mean pe : “i nee oe ; ; the car owner wo , . ved, 2, », iv anc a). | . ‘ j 7 er ould spend : ' money more freely and with Prize money also is fixed ac- § ITS - NAME 6 a ~'s ta . it ; ; 7 confidence. and also would | °OT@!ns to the distance driven. The | Si : ) ; ; nNresen?’? irvartice tinulates the - . = ix-Broug m™m | alue 4 (0) ; the counsel of the trades- *" . pracruice stipuiat | : ha 2% | duns . | with more respect. iinimum purse at $100 a mile, | for. s’e making 25.000 the total amount | ‘ : f. e. b. factery—plus wer tax Smoker, neatly built and decorated, FS PUTS THIS PERMANENT | | —_—_—___——- ‘ . Master-Built On Your alr age Premises > = e , ima im 17 ; 7 ‘ ‘ . nn a¢ 3 . ; : » Sel | RICKENBACKER ST. LOUIS CO. ‘ ) | E. Anson More, President. John T. Salisbury, Vice-Pres Distributors E. T. USTICK JR... Pres. 2216-18 Lecust St. Bomont 2506 LAU MOTOR SALES CO., 7823 Ivory Av. ~ . ' * 2805 Locust BI. St. Louts Open lL venings—JF fferson 0196 =~ : | - \ ’ al - It bedroom Suites ®s are fir- $ $135. The Ge dresse: Caser. nd of These Bargains = lt — a eames ee =z Y GARAGES are the best in St. ‘an pay ore, but vou cannot get why MASTER-BULILT GARAGES iook:; see just why they TER-BUIL T Garages are all over the city. Our salesmen : pleased to show you one in your own neighborhood, with- | *"y obligation. , eee JvTRT CIAP AND MAIL , := buic MASTER-BUILT CONSTRUCTION AND FINANCE CO. it's the ‘ + th 388 Victoria Bidg.. St. Louts Central 41598 C ‘t a , 7 . } : MAS: SPIRIT > tentge pe itheut obligation. please send me information =) SS a tn ee ee ee ee 7 sade eared Ss Dae’ ‘ = T : 7 R at hhom ae i on ww — _ TT . rr ert , the Ll put @ Master-Bullit Garage on-my prot ) ‘ Sedan 795 Seden . AS . 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nig Whi oa a SUNDAY, : , Sg \ pECEMBER 6. ' if 26 T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eS ae re ff a a r OLETSURE Mo ' c 7 " ee Eh f - San so Ee ——————————— ——— nn ie Se ——————X—X———“—[_—_—_—_—_— = oni - _—— —ome = ~ —_ age _ ai = ee hhal «hen a ‘t. 7 . «7 — ™ o% ion? Pad > a 9 Af i PARTS AND STEEL ORDERS - . ° ° . CUSTOM BODY BUILDING FIRM ble examples of coach works at &\ cent Of Rolls-Royce While | . =. Rik Suent Limi ear Unhain Drive in Jewe See wee ov. | See , sa m ery automobile saion in ti:s . rt S:er pliant in Le + EL. ULES FOR The Rolls-Royce Co. of America. “471 stor d ofthe N. Y., will cont! ah f More Than 500,- | : , try. William Brewster, head of the wN wis! continue ip : etion OF Mure ial , 7 hs — a wananiiie - —— ' whose St. Louis distributer is the ’ ue oa 5 , ‘ é : —— . " ~ , eS a nS eet 5 000 000 CARS IN 1996 ° ‘ . Franklin Motor Car Co., hag just | 000 Cars Betore nad o} or ata O00, Link Belt D Vin een | nal oe : reat a? >t TY : t evice, . PRS Sey . . acquired control of Brewster & 7 Bi. Month Is Certainty $ ~ as ~s ‘ ac . . WAL siaggdl . 7%. . - ' N EW 4 O R m™ I . . Auto ati Adi ent : Se a _ ey sk *. a as . - . Co.. on e of the most wt dely known | ~ ~ 7 4 7 ‘ : re ? a ; ¢ m ustm , bay en os . : : = ; ” 7 o ‘ . A a ‘ Aer ‘ x manufactur , eeleetive eioped al sii uiie€ va : P a * as . eae i i v e a Detr > 4 Ac- prov men«'s t? at art maalinig . " = a Ti , - sie ows — . . ’ he Tr) at oOTl- rs s&s ‘ Lsaeed » oee6 6 wes _ 4 ; > . > i ° wit ° . ~~ = ry rf oe . . —_— ” , . — ~ , aS a ; “ . - . “"? ‘ond ee “ . * of the Automotive age weedy a ROE SEee ment, which is a feature of Paige ad YO 3 7 P3. f Vy = echicremenat OF 5 SS . > = . ‘ . ~ - — a e ra ¢ *. . 7 " a -~ 7 ; = 7 627%. ’ - . elation of St. Louis at the Ameri i ind Jewett cars. | You too should a / \\ ae V/ f production in a year isa series Die | - ~¢ . here Cav ‘ye. .* - + e* iY tLe on) i > \y oS . " / > Aw > ~ a - ae? ~ . 3 can Annex Hotel Thursday) 4 chairman of tne nay ger S “ There are at least three recog- ) Simoniz your car! a / ‘iP ee gecords s€ oo yet irae | ; ring The meeting was attended .,urist camp, indicated that the nized methods of installing a mo- . nd eee - a Se Co. in 1925 Among these ¢ra* An eS et bast ii ‘ es \ a - eee 4 i a © . sie aia S . aa ; ‘* " , “toa lls . ¢ ° . aj ~ roc re ec hile ‘er . iS = . a aut ° supplies a. ly ~ in a satisfactory wa! ve cS, hese consists of a chain installed The finish 2 snug-fitting Glass Windows that improve the *. ene, 6 eee ee eerritary. bt # a 2 ‘. a wT, »ville aval. ..ver, a.“ . *ouriet “arm p oa * @®) ston . ‘ niall . Se mawit : ; ; - - Tes ertvnrer , ‘hre a Vt?z : | ’ . w\ LOfri. > ‘ # : : en A i _i.¢ . i anh es ' ef" ih ith. 4 & au. musiiiiel In } able needs -- ance of any open car. =~ oe ntifically rentilated, ‘i no othe: Tyia@.s 1,84 a : e ae . . tf rs nite ' ts st ‘ nay iés an Ot] * . Srieini , a uv tne 4 ut moti a- - :¢ Sila A cessor’ SUC sa on : ss4Qeiii i ia as i are lisadvan protectioa tools. Scdan comfort at a fraction of setan cost, exten : fro Moeggce's echeme was Give Hyland also announced that @ +taces + shinee a aeete put aopeiials an a : xtend f: ’ -_ 2% ata . : - . 7 10d ed. ™i« > - “Be be - g * tr ~ sero FU . 7 : ity > fr rr) ’ aft ‘41 mas. He advised sellers of autO- ¢or meetings in January, February, which manual adjustment is pro- 3 Butlt for All Models and Makes tes: Aust ‘ ‘we . _ . . . . ; ha ee ' ° motive accessories to dress theif and March, with speakers of na-| vided to co ensate for chain a / he Canad : ‘ 4 windows carefully with ( hristmas a nal importance, would consist of lasa + . >. . ‘ o* »..* I te s, gaid the whole country at this time SUBJECT OF AGAZINE STORY se between. eadiustments s Get Our Easy Payment Plan. Sut ne 2, qy 7. would buy Christmas presents will pal | est and most costly chai o crossed fn io 4 Me a. oe money ect aside for; @ J. Haszelrigg, sales manage | | y chi SEB BESESEESESSEESEESESESEEES vontanaang - - = Me ae a . ’ . = > oan" 6 Se . : - ae . ‘ . . —_— = : ‘ ] a \ a @ ; A that purpose, and that the automo- ° the Southwest Nas eas —T idjusinrent keeps the eha motor car, : oe » 3 : , om * hiet et hrctar thea ay ee ; ret aaa: , : ; | ig tive dealers had in their stock hun- Nash distributer, Is SUOJECL O1 y ; pr e tensic Dodge ca 2 ~ i ‘ ; ‘ aw Sites te. ketch in the m a- Se ae ee s 2 " ™ I i Greds of items which would make an illustrated ae ; “Wh ei —- t all times, has been utilized ; ; trips far 1 { a a ; , ray t ’ eF' Salie. : . t t Be @agerly sought Christmas presents ‘ine, “Motor Silas menor seman the Jewett and Paige. It has two | | vast waste y. 3 if they would take the trouble to Hazelrigg joined the company 4ic:inct advantages over the steel! - sables and : - — - 4 in ah + . i | let the public know that they were seven years ago, and within a short -.4-, which it replaces in the ) other prod . | to be had. time became sales manager in Jewett motor. It will stay quiet | A Z* “No oth the report of Frank W. Bradley, sales. tinually for the life of the motor. ; af . ts found a4 tried it o It also provides a “softer” more flexible link between the crank- oe a expedittio I t and auxiliary motor shafts. i & HRYSI ER onstrated i the Deedee : f shaf . E Pf In this way it relieves them of the strain.of t . j : “ f Chri sudden strains that the unusual ac- at . ; ’ 4 | Just In Time or istmas cele in tt reat ent ERO RQ [] Tt M tl N 5 0 | ig The Perfect Gift everything si es m ° otherwise would put on generator a a > -ife, daughter or son, :, , . : q Give Your Car a Real Gift seal an ye l pun gears and iike 0 1 H E 5 | 4 4 to Drie rar to Buy on a sean! ee i, ey —- na “ : « é err ee = * & 2 5 é Pog y " a ¥ f P oo 4 es aig! @ ; } The Finish roe: Tyga assist in reducing vi- ‘e? ay | [* She, MUEC Rem kable In design an J ' nstru tion the | . | ROBERTS MOTOR co. all thrill pr i : serology oe te esos A ore sg w. S. ROBERTS, Pres. acer | f Re SERA a ical with the ssicceas®sl drive em Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews, who startled the sine Dekaer Bt believe TE | 4 and be a happy driver on Paige. Its soundness, says 1 oe world a few years ago by discovering a nest of imme Phonce—Vorest_ 0150-0630 : / Christmas day, knowing that Se a ee eee . ong: , ° Be pon. Siotae: Gar, Coe yew | dinosaur eggs, ten million years old, arrived in COLD, ICE, SNOW, SLEET J: 20S SRS : y less than a fifth of one per cen* New York on November 9th from his Third ms wi or any other element of — Se teen Chane meas scaaiae eee ke annot affect the finish. in other words, the Page-Jewe : . oe , : pope anda okey marvin. Sideiiate aes Asiatic Expedition under the auspices of the EASY TERMS IF YOU WISH § ss 0: 2 29 spncenenss American Museum of Natural History. Let Us Explain Our Budget Payment Plan on Any of Our Work with this trne of frent end drive Be prepared for cold weather. Have us look at your @ 1, practically every case. the need d ; wi replacement Ss jused y | ° ° ° apersa thre faulty adjustmeny or some exter: Again he attributes much of the success of his In Rebuilding Wrecked or Damaged Auto Bodies J &.:.2" @2s0 & self expedition to the astoundin rformance of his DENT WORK SEAT COVERS _The automatic tension adjuster Pp g& pe AUTO PAINTING AND UPHOLSTERING Jewett is equipped, compensates for five Dodge Brothers Motor Cars. THE MUECK AUTO BODY CO. Bf ote oo wa F, iY

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SUNDAY, \ pPECEMBER 6, 27 1920. —— em ee ee ee ee eee - ST.LOUIS ee —_ cy ©) rt i LL =a # sre the end of December the . @OUNO IN A BAND OF 5 Leeoliet Motor Co. will establisha R GLASS ENCLOSURES e the Cost Out of Closed Car Comfort salase Windows that improre the appear. n car. Scientifically ventilated, durable, Pcur, on or off in four minutes without mfort at a fraction of Sedan cost, aston. © priced. Installed in one day. for All Models and Makes PION BODY CO. 3147 LOCUST BL. Open Sunday Till Noon and Evenings Our Lasy Payment Plan. 1d City mpduction of More Than 500,- Tations 900 Cars Before End of Month Is Certainty. srecord for the automotive in- by attaining a production | 1925 of more than 500,000 pas- ears and trucks. : production in a single year nas been approached by any manufacturer of selective mission automobiles. This Chevrolet will exceed its prev- | record production by 60,000 ‘The motor car will be the ‘cov- ered wagon’ of the Gobi Desert in veloped and unexplored region now left in the world,” man Andrews, leader of the Amert- can Museum of Natural TIiistory’s third Asiatic expedition, fro Vhich be achievement of a half mil- he recently returned. “The wutomo- production in a year is a series records set by the Chevrolet or Co. in 1925. Among these the building of the two-mil- ath Chevrolet, a record achieved | no other manufacturer of three- 4 transmission automobiles. giobe what the ox-drawn and horse- drawn canvas-topped wagon was to America’s Great West. There is a practically unknown territory, half as large as the United States. If you put Mongolia on the map of the United States :t would ‘extend from Washington on the east to Nevada on the west, from Austin, Tex., on the south, to the Canadian border. t has never been open to the world because of the impossibly slow traffic of camel trains, the only means of comnmiuni- ' cation. | “But now it is being » criss- crossed in every direction by motor cars, or, more correctly, by one motor car, the Dodge. Sixty or 79 N WILDS the t of i in ird the 4 Dodge cars are making regular trips far into the interior of that vast waste, bringing out loads of sables and other furs, wool and other products. A Perilous FE:xpertence. “No other car except the Dodge is found there because we have tried it out on each of our three .| expeditions and have had it dem- : HR R onstrated to our esatisfaction that the Dodge will stand up under the The Perfect Gift For wife, daughter or son, everything we ask of it. As a re- ; sult of our experience the Dodge to Drive—Easy to Buy on has been adopted by all others Our Christmas Plan. penetrating the desert in cars. : ERTS MOTOR CO “The Dodge and I went through ROB e |some thrilling and extraordinarv w. S. ROBERTS, Pres. adventures together. kor one thing 5156 Delmar Bl. I believe I can say truthfully that IT am the only man in the “world Phones—Forest 0150-0610 ; Mongolia, the most extensive unde- | said Roy Chap- | and | 'look for strain_of the roadless desert and do. ‘For Third Year American Museum’s Expedi- | tion to Vast Waste in Asia Uses Dodge Cars. re who ever shot a mountain from the seat of a motor car. | was able to do it because, apparent- ly, the sheep was so astonished to sec such a strange creature as a motor car in its rocky domain that it forgot to run away. sheep “We had another adventure that: 'was full of peril for all in the par- bile will be to that quarter of the'§ tv, as well as for the car. One of the most important finds we made on this expedition was the fossli]l- ized remains of the giant baluchi- therlum, the largest land mammal! that ever lived. Something Ilke 3,- 000,000 years ago this great beast had sunk in quicksand and ,been fossilized there in an upright posi- tion. We recovered the feet and part of the legs of the animal. ‘Tt was while crossing the bed of an old river near by that we near- ly shared the fate of the baluchl The man I sent ahead to that sand therium. reported everything was all right. The was smooth and apparently firm. 1 started across and quickly ran the speed up to 30 miles an hour. The speed saved our lives. When we quicksand were about half way over the back ‘of the though we had run over a pit cov- , car suddenly sank as ered with glass. But the speed car- ried the front of the car over the quicksand and the front wheels hung on firm ground. The back of, the car had sunk almost out of sight, but we yanked it out with another Dodge. Nothing Ever Wrong With Cars. “Many times we staked our lives on the dependability of the cars, of which we had five. Our supplies, including gasoline and were earried by a camel train which left months and camped ata weil We oll, ahead of us 700 miles out in three the desert. followed, carrying description. By Spring Company Will Han- dle Every Process From Ore to Finished Steel. The Ford Motor Co. has begun rolling steel in its large new roll- The new rolling mill is one of the largest of its kind in the world, being 460 feet in length. It has batteries of rolls of every size and electrically operated. trical cranes, placed in an oll-re- heating furnace and from then on rolled to size and cut to length de- ' sired. Ford's new mill has a capacity of 15,000 to 20,000 tons of steel a month, and is the first unit of the xteel plant proposed by the com- pany. It will be next March or April before the plant will be op-| erated as a whole, with open hearth furnaces from which ingots will be cast to be converted into billets for the rolling mill. The company plans to bring tits own iron from its WSerthern Michigan mines by ![ts own boats direct to the steel plant, where It will be converted into steel. Lime- stone and other ingredients will be brought by the company's own ore road from its own quarries, as also coal from its own mines in Ken- itucky. enough gasoline to take us that distance, into the desert, always with only one car. If anything had hap- pened to that car we would have suffered great hardships and might have starved to death or died of thirst in the desert. But nothing ever happened. We traveled 600vu miles in the desert, which is equal to 25,000 miles at least on Ameri- roads, and we never had to Cafqti make even the slightest repairs on t an engine. All the machinery 13s | The process of rolling is con- | tinuous, billets being taken by elec- | From this central point | we made trips of 400 or 500 miles. Hiudson-Essex has broken anoth- /@r record for volume business. Its officials announce production of motor car No. 256,000 for the yeur |1925-—important because that is | Just twice the number -of Hudson- Essex cars made in 1924, which Was itself far in advance of any | previous Hudson-Essex year. The records of the industry, it ‘is said, will show that no other ‘large producer.of cars has succeed- 'ed in doubling 1924 output. The } | Hudson Motor Car Co. declares that | | Hudson-FEssex production in 1925 is the largest volume of six-cylin- |der cars ever made in a year by any manufacturer. What Hudson-Essex’s policy of | building and selling has meant in ithe past few years is shown by the Its 256,000th Car for 1925 Rolls Off Assembly Line—Year’s Total Will Be Con- | siderably Larger. ing mill at the River Rouge plant. | 1922, figures: In 60,000 following built liudson-Esse cars; in 1923, the total was 88,000; last year, 128,000; and this year. already well over the quarter mil- lion mark. What makes this all the more remarkable is the fact that Hud- son-Issex confines its business to the making of a few models, about 90 per cent of the total being coaches, and fully $98 per cent be- ing enclosed cars. were This specialization, together with the volume of business done, has brought about a striking degree of economy which has enabled Hud- | son-Essex to offer unusual value in | its cars. Next year, it is expected by the || - CRANK SHAFT 1} CYLINDER Machine Work Upholstering Disk Wheels Trued Up 4601-13 OLIVE STREET GRINDING WE SPECIALIZE IN Repairing Collision Damages: Modern Auto Repair Co. PHONES: DELMAR 1305-6 ST. LOUIS year’s most successful cars. In 1924 Production Figu 708 is einai are faster rate than even in the United , States, | The Hudson-Fiaasex record ts sal4 by the factory to be due, not to any “features,” but to great baate ' alue B. I) assistant Agnew has been appointed retall sales manager of | Canada the Essex is eelling at a fand ‘Is acting as a result or an effort ter of Marmon cars, ts chairma. of a committee of Marmon distsi)b- is arranging fer the seventy-fifth anniversary dealers’ convention of the Nordyke & Suar- mon Co. at Indianapolis, Jan. 4-4. This committer sent a ques- tionnaire to all dealera, v“ hat the factory uters which has Marmon Marmon vvere MADE ASSISTANT MANAGER Si" ha, she Macon. turrory sales helps cogmnirittes advertising The ing policy, other things the local Willys-Overland branch. | by the Marmon factory to make it He has been an automobile dealer in Memphis and manager of a Los Angeles motor company. possible for Marmon dealers to have a voice tn determining poli- j cles back of the car they sell, a ra ’ WE SELL | TIRES ON TIME NEW FABRIC TIRES SPECIAL BARGAINS 32x3% Nonskid s2u4 Nonskid. . 33a4 Nonskid... 34x4 Nenskid SPRINGFIELD CORDS Al) firsts, In original wrappers; heavy B. B. type tread, N. &.; reg- ular factory guarantee; full over- TIRES STOCK REDUCTION SALE—$100,000 Worth of Tires Sacrificed! Our Real Low Prices on Goodrich, Goodyear, Fisk, United States, Miller, Michelin. Ajax, Kelly Tires and All Sizes of Phone, Write of Call Mefore You Buy, FOR LESS a) Balivons aod Regular Tires. 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Chevrolet*is the world’s largest builder of cars with modern three-speed transmissions because Chevrolet leads the world in providing qual- ity at low cost. * $525 . ae . oy a 775 ~- 425 Truck Chassis . * 550 AL Prices /. o. b. Flint, Mich. ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Big Four Auto Co., 2224 8. Jefferson Av. Motor Car Co., 4714 Delmar BI. vois Motor Corp., 6820 Gravois Av. arthy-Pardue Motor Co., 3320 Delmar BI. Ww wein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust Bl. | 9. °lls Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand BI. utury Auto Co. of St. Louis, 7502 Michigan Av. | Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Rilmer ‘Belcher Chevrolet Co., 1163 8. Kingshighway BI. orth Bide Chevrolet Co., 4323 Warne Av. th Bide Chevrolet Co., 3645 8. Grand Bl. A T Quality appearance —quality construction — the quality features of the finest cars! That’s the reason you should come in and see a Chev- rolet if you want lasting satisfaction at the lowest possible price. COUNTY DEALERS: Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe Bl. Craft-Merello Warner Co., Normandy, Mo. Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. J. B. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co., R. BR. No. 31, Baden Station Nagle-Gillis Chevrolet Co., 7239 Manchester Av., Maplewood. EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS: Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State 8t., at Veronica. LO W cos T Roadster Touring Coach . All prices at factory ~» General Motors Ti bave been made still lower. You san now What is the AE JR, 7 Sm JU, OS 1d) Why is this new Oakland feature creating such wide-spread interest ? Why is it regarded as the year’s outstanding advancement? The Harmonic Balancer is an entirely new engineering development, pioneered by Oakland, and rendering the Oakland Six engine unmatched in freedom from vibration at all speeds. This remarkable feature does not merely dampen vibra- tion— it prevents vibration. It makes use of a simple natural law to neutralize any twisting of the crank-shaft under repeated piston impulses and thus stops torsional vibration at its very source. But the Harmonic Balancer is not all. The new Oak- land Six embodies more than 100 other improvements including Four-Wheel Brake refinements, Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, and Full Pressure Ouling System — yet prices are $70 to $350 lower. . $9735 (Old Price $1095) . 1025 (Old Price 1095) 1095 (Old Price 1215) me Payment ieee jaw as much at $40 te Landau Coupe $1125 Sedan . . armonic Balancer? 2) (Old Price #1295) 1195 (Old Price 1543) Landau Sedan 1295 (Old Price 1645) the lowest im the industry, te your time payment comm MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY EK. A. HATFIELD, Open Sundays and Evenings Granite City WINNING AND eT. LOUIS AUTO S@ALES OU. BUSY Lecesi Street CARRIGAN & HOPE 10tk and Madison A e., Madisen Venice HOLDING GOOD President 2801 LOCUST ST. ANGELICA AUTO SALES (Ine.) Ziet and Augelica WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. lith and St. Leuls AY. Hast St. Lous, Til. WILL OAKLAND SI PRODUCT OF G f a 4 . LO J ENERAL — so MOTORS * “« = = — ame” a ae eu er ees or... 2 ae ee et - ~ — ~~ -~< tie ie BD tities © “abe 2 eee SE OE eS eee = Ss SE * =

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Following i!ts St. Louis visit, the Buick globe-trotter will leave on Saturday for Chicag eTopping t Hdwardsy!i i Cat ville Sa urday afterno ‘ t deliv- ered to a representatti f the Chi- Buick branch at Springfield caso 22. Always Found Buick Service. Photographs and a complete log of its journey around the world are carried with the Buick In its visits fo Ruick branches. distributers and deal: re | , Car mad the . around t? in leg« time that was onsut! } ind-the world flyers No permanent driver or mechanic accompanied the car. which was passed from one Buick dealer to the next. More than $50 Grivers handled the car before it returned to New York, its starting | point. , The Buick completed the without needing a repair or re-| Placement of any part en route, | though it had the assurance of; COMING TST. LOUS That Was Driven Around | Post-Dispatch Travel Bureau Please publish best route from East St. Louts to Mari- anna, Filia. LS = = Your best route probably would be as f ows: To Belle- iii the highway No 1> to Ashiey Jur on, No. 2 south to (airc erry er to Bird’s Point Mo.. en Nc wes 0 Dexter sout on NO ~ to Leachville Ark... east to Blythesville, south via Marion to Memphis, then via Holly Springs, Miss Tupelo, Miss.. Hamilton, Guin, Twin and Jasper to Birmingham, Ala., then south to Montgomery, and then via Dothan to Martanna. You also can go south and south- east from Memphis via Clarks- dale, Jackson and Hattiesburg, Miss.. to Mobile, then east over the Old Spanish Trail to Mari- anna. This route calig for a substantial ferry charge at Mo- bile. a eee — _— . _ — Buick authorized service Curing of its journey. Every one of nearly 20.000 land miles trav- led was in the saies i service erritory of some Br k aler The trip around the world was planned to demonstra! that a Buick wtill stand driving by ail cinds of drivers and punishment ) all kinds of roads. and can £0 anywhere and still be safeguarded by facilities of Buick The only special preparation for ithe trip was putting two extra trip | spare tires on the running boards — four spare tires {n all—and in- stallation of supplementary o!!, gas- Oline and water tanks on the run- ie Roadser ... ome . |. Coupster . . ee tg ta Ee St. Louis Durant Co.. 3205 Lecust $f, Beimont Motor Car Co.. 7th and Park Blase Motor sSales 4 2 a ° ~ i — Ni im.al = t a i Lo cd i igh? more tijaa i bil After spending the night Damascus the 540-mile run to Bagda was ade at an average epe c oe iiles an hour.” A* . + eo abd in Prey ee or rt was ”* ~ Be Ss annual Los Angeles Evening press r _ le a ay i > ~. i‘. T = | ~ and » firs nce An 4 ASS Sa: a= a er ; SLOx ar free r-a rn Passen gers w r of 1 Rurgdorf Motor Co.. Columbia, LI. al : 272i Ss. Jeffersen Av. Givens Motor Sales, lan s - ¢ vee t Paint Pmires Motor Sales Fergusen, Mo. r » z ea ; S708 West Main St. Mitchelar & Petsche, ered a ta = - . Belleville, bit. Livingsten, lil. Es fo - ik 2 bast bnd Garage, Briley-Henrichs Motor (Co.. st tests with eee tea Masceutah, 111. UVveriand, Me. straight eizg show a natalia ™ ——_| ¢ “8 r in mii! seconds f A SAVING PROPOSITION Working Two Ways at the Same Time Lambert “Trublipruf” Same time the tempers of drivers. expenses are reduced from the day with an uninterrupted service thousand miles. Never a puncture—never a blow- to delay a haul and overhead. Tires save dollars and at the Thus at the same time eat into running they are put on. of ten, twenty or thirty out . . nue LAMBERT “TRUBLPRUF” TIRE COMPANY JEFFERSON 3202: 3123 WASHINGTON AV. “Where Ti a SS . +. SS ~ SNS _ ~ SII SSS SS SSI SSETC_ SS Se ~~ . ~ ~ . » ST. LOUTS re Troubles End” Ss SSS ~ + ~." ~ ~~ : ‘a * ~ ~~ ~ oS ~~ ~~ . . ~ Wd 4 yy Yi, Ue Yy 4 / 4 “hy Ws what . +'MOON SEND OF CARS SOUTH. — ’ automobile Please give best route from Pana. | — /Manager of the Moon ,who recently spent several weeks) | runner | ments in the next few monthe.”’ ree neem eee The embargo on automobiles itn |Plorida is retarding very little, if )any, the demand and sales of Moon The j}and Diana cars in that State. from Moon and Diana cars are “lorida under their own lished a 6500-car warehouse. which driven into |power by special representatives of is |the distributers and dealers. sales company, F. H. Rengers, genera) n Florida making a study of con- ditions there and at Douglas, Ga. in an interview at the Moon plant said: “This shipment is merely a fore- of more and larger ship- AMERICAN AUTO RACING DURING 1925 BRINGS MANY THRILLS Continued From ‘Page 25. ee me : ~ . # le SUND 7. DECEMBER ¢ 1oas, ’ —— | froma | Automobile April tan seconds. speeders _—— 14, of ov miles, and the race was lL. Riker in an electric, Fast? was the next step. of the American Association set down ‘the first road race in this country ' as the one held by the Automobile Club of America on Long Island on 1901 The route from Sprinefield to Babylon, a dis- ce won by A. I in two hours three minutes and 30: It was then, but on our highwars would smile at such creeping. Racing on one-mile Tr * is motor durance than a speed test. ) The records ly not more than 20 years past. By some chroniclers of ithe honor of first race ts accorded ito the road contest promoted by) ‘the Chicago Times-Heralé in 1895. /It was won by Charles E. Duryea fieid of 31 entries. But the |time was far from imposing. The | run of 64 miles was made in eight Moon Motor Car Co. last Friday hours and 23 minutes—more an en- shipped a train of 89 freight cars of automobiles for Florida distribu- | ters and dealers to Douglas, Ga.. where the company recently. estab- dirt tracks 1900, meets racing |'Newport, R. ¥.; Chicago, Trenton, | land record by S TRAIN |°*:7" that may be accepted as the | were held at Guttenberg, N. J.: | first auto race, the time is certain- 'N. J.. and other places. The rec- | 1-5 seconds. ord for that period was set by A. C. Bostwick in a Winton, tn which | ally rose to he traveled 10 miles on the Gutten- | that W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. on Jan. | | burg track {in 15 minutes $ 1-5 sec- | | onds, or a mile in 1 minute 27 4-5 seconds. The following year the ' |mile record was reduced consider- | jably when Alexander Winton made ; the distance tn 1 minute 6 2-5 sec- | jonds. But this record was not to} stand long. Henry Fournter the | ‘same year negotiated the mile tn boulevard, where was made the first attempt at straight-away rac- ing tn this country. Stanley Steamer’s Fast Mile. The real start of the racing er | is fixed by C. G. Sinsabaugh, writer and authority on motor racing. a3 the Ormond-Daytonia beacht ry 1902, | when “Senator” W. J. Morgan. now ‘a dealer in Newark, N. J., promoted ‘a epeed carnival. in Florida on March 26-28, Winton in hi» Diamond fA) con liamon Gires 9° f Vy, Wittie Ther lee DIAMOND BALLOONS 1 4-5 seconds on the Coney Island | a eee | Bullet fell short of the Long Is-/ 27. 1904, In his Going @ mile in sé | mile in 39 seconds |& world's record, 4 The Florida beach races gradu-| Il. Bowden drove a fame, and it was there seconds. Prior t, Continued on _ [- ¥ | 1 Quart «¢ 2 Quarts at 3S Quarts at 4 Quarts ot 5 Quarts at | ~ i an Permanizse Polish = Ir "t where a eerie worthy $5 plac among cme sperss that at- CORDS 29 $ 24 Service Statioe size (quert) #.0. tract annuaiivy nuEce throngs ‘ ES ARE SALES “4 hi T he Lisior ( aut Oli racing { PRI 4.40 ] f= ponemeen a am pe is one of con‘.nucus advcancement ; ‘ompare the $2.2 miles an hour, ] M prcrcctinsrthares yeti es CORDS which was the winning time of the cl. ; first Vanderbilt Cup race in 1304, MERCHANTS TIRE CO. with the speed of today. WE PREPAY ALL AS a atta niente of the sport | CHABGES ON : 2710 W HINGTON “s may cisagree as to the date cf the —— oa JEFTERSON OS7S-O576-0675 : TA eee LR 200,000% 90-degr Ce Cadillac : Bought By Glen | a Miasi, ‘Type them in ani later for seropl# cadil I was cne of model, ani nov entirely for = = this 200,0c0th cer is my I must say “at ign oars. che ef this typ®- the swericen or for easiest riding sod i a brakes and 4s easier to tT eve tried. Thanking you for | requireme sts, ox wishing - Fla. Gent lasen:- It is& scurse ° own snd drive the pertaps I am preJ moter having deen the the motorcycle sonst ruc pe worke | = a for many years ‘aes veceuse of he Miami Cadillac COmpERy. t beve their efficie the first purchasers I find myself mext drivinge Cva_tiss- KAIVHT PravPEerrtiEs HIALEAH, FLORIDA November 24, 13925 ef eonsideradle pride te 200,000th Wtype cat aiiced in faver ef the first to introduce tion is this coumtry lias. owned cone or more t pre second Cadillac fer it to any ef oey and reliability. of this year’s t beve found it the Yours truly. & ea DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION best pickup, the dest hendle then exy cf the cars your attention to my o8F you ecutimued success, a * a ‘ in common with the great majority of “ the world’s leading aeroplane manufac- turers and experts,Mr. Curtiss feeis that the V-T ype engine possesses.in a marked degree the compactness and d biliry which are absolutely necessary for aeroplane use. Obviously, therefore, he chooses a Cad- “ Ulac—and as his letter shows, is gratified to get the 200,000th car. Cadillac is pioneer of the world-famous V-Type principle—which ‘n the new Cadillac is developed and perfected to its highest and finest pitch. See the new 90-degree Cadillac for your- self A demonstration will reveal quali ties of motor car performance beyond anything you imagined possible. NEW QO DEGREB Low OLIVER CADILLAC COMPANY Locust at Leonard Guy W. Oliver, President Distributors Bomont 3080 + ¢ > ¢ -~ % : ye > 3 r a eg... ey ay € STNDAYT. DECEMBER ALOT. " Q Pip m1 Oo |: ©O ' pe trina, a ae RS MEETINGS PLANNED | -TOMOBILE dealers from all | © ’ «er Southern Lliinols East \f ( : \ tion JAGEM The St. Louis distributers of r cars have sent insist . AUT their out-of-town dealers urs , them ¢ attend 5 nerese® A teing > av hs a? ts. # Pri . el and : ducati e' ii ecir a at , = : - re ; er alleners yee ef St a . . — —— - -— » Lane, BeTie Tai Manage? « 4 ; . , -_ be Nationa. A st a ~~? L/@ aL? | ’ ti anteal | -t™ . mh 5 th - : -. ociation; Lynn M. Shaw, assis al ane . “5% o& - ? - ad et «' nera: naAnhakee \ i) SA eS . . , " | ™ : » ” rganization. H. B. Bullock and A. ..ona 4 a | - ° r : . Kroh. The iatter two are speak- , ; er ers of national reputation om sales jr son of -— “ > ; ‘hod@ anid practices, ~~ The motif of all of addresses at : /_- TIRES MAKE Get Our Low Prices on Goodrich, Good States Tires, Ajax and Cupples and All A HIGH-GRADE CORD TIRE AT All Firets tn the Oritgteal — ’ : Svs Wx3's Its3 Non-Skid Noo-Skid Noes $6.75 45 | $10. UNITED STATES G. & J. ¢ Secood«, af a great saving All new, cles Sen 7% Oversize C1! £1025 t4a4 “ 90x3%, § 6S Noen-shid $1196 T4t% * Sixt SS Non-shid $14.95 4% & 32x4 SS “Noen-«kid s15.96 «41% « 3334 as % Nen-akid ;, s14.86 3445 bel CUPPLES F. S. CORDS New type flat temp ‘tread 29x4. [tet Non-Skiad &. © ; [34 Non-“kid = 5S _- $12 95 ALL. [4x4 Non-Skid «8. } aad INAL ' 32x4 Goodyear All-Weather All Mall Orders Mest Ge Accempented by or Check. te “eve Detay in RELIABLE AUTO Jefferson 1180 3117-31198 LOCUST Wholesale and Eetal!. FREE SERVICE AT OTR STORE Iv‘ ER We Deliver te All Parte of the (ity OTEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY STNDAYTS TO <“Iit Pays to Buy me A solid Brothers T cently to six ers in Flori rival every | and more w This is ane it illustrat Business that they time to inv fore i The re Brothers T portant bu ple expedi Brothers r-Ton Chassis, $7 Tate Was - TRUC

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_ SS ee 6 lang Is- mile in 6? es gradu- it was there Jr. on Jan. | imates the of ebrasive sotua!ly out —reduces and ex- SOE to 15S. Caer peconds. °S, made Ng the ar later Uary, } 3} Quart at 30° A % Quarts at 20° Abey onl Bee cps MEETINGS PLANNED ACOHOL TO USE IN 3-84. Rabun ME gy DAY OF SALES CONGRESS bove Zen 8 Quarts at 10° Above -*"* 7 bove Ler 4 Quarts at gy Galion Why Pay More? TINTED For wicker ete. 10 colors. Alse $3.10 per white ENAM sets. aa SHED WATE LINOLEUM vanes discolor the most LS $1.19 Rot licate patterns. $1.45 values, quart. . ; MILLER Wall Paper & Paint Oo, Ine 5-STORES TO SERVE 1001 Franklin - CEnt $216 Easton - FRer 2843 S. Jefferson HUn 1304 Olive - Ey 421-26 S. Main - G AINT = VU-§ | 8653 with the great majority of “ pading acroplane manufac- agine possesses in a marked pompactness and dependa- absolutely necessary for nerefore, he chooses a Cad- his letter shows, is gratified 00,000th car. Cadillac is the world-famous V-Type hich. ‘n the new 90-degree veloped and perfected to nd finest pitch. 0-degree Cadillac for your- astration will reveal quali- car performance beyond imagined possible. go DEGREB A.C »N seta, | SUNDAY. PECEMBER f. 19°5 —— —_— . | A, dealers from all; over Southern Illinois, East- | ern Missourt and Western sentucky will be in St. Louis Mon- by Dec. 14, to attend the seress at Moolah Temple under imgpices of the St. Louis Automo- Dealers’ Association and ithe tional Automobile Dealers’ As-| sjation. | | the St. Louis distributers of mo- cars have sent insistent letters » their out-of-town dealers ur,- them to attend this congress, ¥ mising them the most inform- and educational] meeting they r attended. Th: speakers woullt UTOMOBILE | C. A. Vane, general manager of National Automobile Dealers’ | sciation; Lynn M. Shaw, assist- general manager of the same} ranization; H. B. Bullock and A. m Krol. The latter two are speak- ers of national reputation on sales y method# and practices. The motif of all of addresses at Oldsmobile; iCo.. sales . ‘ Sales Co., which handles the Cleve- son A. ee ) the congress will be better selling | methods and more profit per trans- action. The congress will begin at 1:39 Pp. m., Dec. 14, and will be finished at 5:30 p. m. A number of 'maYrager of the St. Louis Automo- i bile 'parine private meetings are pre- for their dealers before or after the sates congress. Luncheons will be served to their dealers by De Luxe Automobile Co., distributer of the the Wilson Motor Car (‘o., distributer of the Paige and Jewetr lines; the Spatding Motor distributer of the Flint car; Willys-Overland, Inc., Willys- Knight and Overland: Weber Im- plement and Auto Co., distributer f the Hupmobile; Cleveland Motor Dealers’ Association, the land, and the Hudson-Frampton Motor Car Co., distributers of Hud- and Essex cars. JAGEMANN CHOSEN HEAD OF AUTO SERVICE ASSOCIATION L. JAGEMANN of the At- las Auto Repair Co., was elected president of the AS- sociated Automobile Service Cos. of St. Louis at the annual meeting night at the Washington Other officers chosen were Paul Gebhardt of Auto Repair Co.; \ionday Hotel. vice p ‘esidents, (;c Jhardt +h > Liié second. Walter Hawn of the Hawn treasurer, H. kK. South Side Garage Travers of Travers J. Rose, Auto Service; Hlotze of the John L sergeant-at-arms, _o: (;arage: the local distrib- | uters, according to Robert E! Lee.) D aaiTIRES MAKE NIC XMAS GIFTS Get Our Low Prices on Goodrich, Goodyear, Fisk and United States Tires, Ajax and Cupples and All Sizes of Balloon Tires. A HIGH-GRADE CORD TIRE AT A LOW PRICE 32x3%, &. } Non-Skid $9.45 Nono-Skid $6.75 30x31, | All Firsts in the Original Factory Wrapper 32x4 334 Non-Skid Non-Skid $10.75 $10.95 UNITED STATES G. & J. CORD TIRES Seconds, at a great saving. 30x3%— Oversize Cl. 30x3%~ &. 8S. Non-skid Six4 Ss. S, ™ 32x4 x. Ss. ™ 33x4 &.S. Non-skid.... All new, clean and fresh stock. $16.95 $19.95 .. $20.95 $70.95 $24.95 . Non-skid. . Non-skid.. Non-skid Non-skid Non-skid | CUPPLES F. S. CORDS New type flat top tread. 82x4 Non-Skid 8.8... . m 33x4 Non-Skid 8.8... $4x4 Non-Skid S.S... a 29x4.40'e"°°" $12.75 | ALL FIRSTS IN THE ORIG- INAL FACTORY WRAPPER |32x4 Goodyear All-Weather Cord Slightly $1 7.95 Blemi«xhed All Mail Orders Must Be Accompanied by Bank Draft, Money Order or Check, to Save Delay in Shipping RELIABLE AUTO TIRE CO. Jefferson 1180 3117-3119 LOCUST ST. Jefferson 1180 Wholesale and Retail. FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE Dealers write for our price list. INNER TUBES REPAIRED FREE We Deliver to All Parte of the City Free of Charee OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS (“It Pays to Buy +: Reliable” » York GLASSMOBILE ON “PLAYBOY” | adopted ‘eight Playboy. | MOON ‘is to be published twiecs Bridgeway Garage. The nomina- tions were made by a committee headed by John E. Percival of the Percival Auto Repair Co. | NEW TIME PAYMENT PLAN OF WILLYS-OVERLAND EXPLAINED ETAILS of the new Willys- Overland retail financing plan were explained by Branch Manager W. QO. Kiracofe at a luncheon meeting at the Claridge Hotel Monday of some 100 Willys Overland dealers from Illinois, Mis- souri, Kentucky and Arkansas. This plan, Kiracofe said, is now avail- able to all Willys-Overland deal- ers. He said that in providing this low cost financing plan, John N. Willys, president of Willys-Over- land, Inc., was showing his interest in the car buyer, who now was able to buy a new Willys-Knight or | | | | | | Overland car virtually on straight | bank rate of interest and at the, same time have 12 to 18 months in which to pay for it. Willys, said Kiracofe, realized that the buying public thought no more of buying an automobile on time payments than it did real estate, and so he belfleved that the manufacturer should see that there was the smallest possible difference be- tween the factory price of a car and the price the consumer paid on delivery. Old-time finance plans. Kiracofe remarked “covered a multitude of sins,’’ but the new Willys-Overland plan assured a buyer of getting his car at the lowest possible time payment cost. M'DONALD TO PRESIDE AT MOTOR TRANSPORT CONGRESS Stewart McDonald, president of the Moon Motor Car Co. of St. Louis, is to be chairman of the sales promotion session Jan. 12 of the World Motor Transport Congress held in connection with the New automobile show. Motor Car Co. has ilmeé The Jordan Glassmobile the new Jordan There has been a if interest 1n tut this coun- equipment on perceptible renewal « open models through: try. This renewed interest is part- Iv attributed to the Glassemobile as a repla celluloid side curtains. ERECTS NEW QUCO The Modern Auto KRepa) erecting a one-story bDricl ing, 60-by 100 feet, in the west side of its present quarters at 4601 Olive street, which it will continue to use for motor car repair maintenance work. Its new bulld- ing will be used as a paint and Duco shop. FACTORY § MAGAZINE house organ MA AZINE Shell,’ for its Moon and tributers, dealers and sa): been started by the Moor with Harry L. Ford in = build smen. has factor charge i¢ a montis end One Over’ A solid trainload of 104 Graham Brothers Trucks was shipped re- cently to six Dodge Brothers Deal- ers in Florida. Ten days after ar- rival every truck had been sold— and more were on the way. This is an exceptional record—but it illustrates an important point. Business men need no longer feel that they must devote valuable time to investigation of trucks be- fore making their choice. _——) The remarkable record of Graham Brothers Trucks hasreduced anim- portant buying problem to the sim- ple expedient of asking the Dodge Brothers Dealerto“send oneover.” 1-Ton Chassis, $1055; 1%4-Ton Chassis, $1340; Delivered. Tate Mortm Cownary. int. WASHINGTON at GARRISON Jefferson 1241 South Branch, 5626 Gravois F GRAHAM BROTHERS t TRUCKS SOLD BY DODGE BROTHERS | DEALERS EVERYWHERE and Diana dis- | GENERAL MOTORS ONCE MORE OFFERS STOCK TO EMPLOYES General Motors is making the third annual offering of its 7 per cent preferred stock to employes of the corporation and its subsid- faries. All employes on the pay rolls continuously since August, 1925, are entitled to subscribe, at $114 a share, payment to be made in full or tn 11 monthly install- ments. a ——— -_ —-. = ,amount from one share up, in no case more than 10 shares, depend- (ent upon their wage earnings, the , total value of the stock subscribed |for not to exceed one-third of the year’s wages. As an incentive to employes to retain their investment in the stock and remain with General Motors, an extra payment of $2 the regular dividends for five years, | provided the employe retains his stock and remains tn General Mo.- Employes may subscribe tg | tors service, | records, was in St. Louls last week. a share a year is to be madein addition to officials | ‘CANNON BALL’ BAKER VISITS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— -- | SCHULZ JOINS KUHS-BUICK Texas and Louisiana before re- turning to Detroit. Baker also ¢x- —- pects to make a number of test Al. W. Schultz has joined the drives. Kuhs-Buick Co. as manager of its used-car department at 2887 North The three men are (driving a Grand boulevard. Schuls ts well- Rickenbacker six and a Ricken- to visit E. T. Ustick Jr. and oth backer “vertical eight superfine.” gall ~ “ known on Auto Row, having been an new and used-car salesman for of the Rickenbacker-St. | Baker recently made a number of Louis Co., Sts Louts Rickenbacker |record runs in the vertical eight, distributer. Baker, E. E. Small of| among which were a drive from | 10 years and recently used-car | manager for the South Side Buick 173 miles, {n three hours and 16% | Co. miles an RICKENBACKE RDISTRIBUTER “Cannon Ball” Baker, chief test pilot for the Rickenbacker Motor Co., and holder of a number of automobile hill-climbing and speed Indianapolis and John Watt Jr. of | Montreal to Quebec. a distance of l‘ort Wayne, Ind., are touring the ——— Be —_™< HUDSON COACH FELDER ROM vary, ——- The Coach *1165 Hudson Brougham $1450 Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan 1650 42) Prices Freight and Tax Fxtra gt ee Pe oe “~ — - Down Payment on the Coach Balance Conveniently Arranged Through quality Hudson-Essex have for long been the World’s Largest Selling “Sixes.” The economies of this greatest volume production are passed on to buyers in prices, which everyone knows, are below all comparison. That is why owners think of Hudson, not in terms of price paid, but in the costly car qualities, performance and relia- bility it continues to give long after the price is forgotten. WORLD’S GREATEST BUY HUDSON-FRAMPTON — For Emergency Service Nights, Sundays or Holidays In St. Louis—Phone, Jefferson 3370 {n St. Louis County—Phone, Wydown 0820 ST. LOUIS METROPOLITAN DEALERS Normandy Motor Co., Normandy, Mo. Cabany 7260 South Side Motor 1720 Lafayette. Cherokee and Gravois. Sales Co. Victor 1622 Steininger & Tuthill Hudson-Essex Co. Humbolt 0957 Claymo Hudson-Essex Co. 23 S. Meramec St., Clayton, Mo. Wydown 0820 A. B. C. Auto Sales & Inv. Corp. 3519-21 Page Bl. 3518-20 Easton Av. Lindell 2898 Princeton Motor Sales Co. Riverside 2404 Fischer Auto Repair Co. Hall's Ferry and St. Cyr Roads. 6912 Gravois. Colfax 1733 4360-62 Manchester Av. North Side Princeton Motors 4908-10 Southwest Av. 120 N. Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood, Mo. HUDSON AND ESSEX DISTRIBUTOR Salesrooms: LOCUST AT LINDELL CUTOFF Phone, Jefferson 3100 DELMAR BL. AT TAYLOR Phone, Forest 1008 Maintenance and Parts 4517-4539 Delmar BI. Near Taylor A. J. Brock Motor Sales Grand 1806 i berg Automobile Co. ccea tae nop Actom Tedaians 3082 Henry & Maginnis Motor Sales 1428 N. Tenth St. Tyler 0447 Byerly Auto Co. 920 State St., East St. Louis, Il. East 0106 Tri-City Auto Sales and Service 1921 State St., Granite City, I. Tri-City 0952 Northwest Motor Sales 4937 Natural Bridge Road. Colfax 0873 Fendler Bros.’ Motor Car Co. 123 Lemay Ferry Read. Riverside 0056 Barker Motor Co. 2607 Belleview Av., Maplewood, Mo. Hiland 2123 se Easton Motor Sales Co. 5829 Easton Av. Cabany 8829 2809-11 Grand Bl. Lindell 2403 Brock Motor Co. 4416-18 Olive St. Delmar 0124 Southwest Sales Co. Grand 6685 Kirk-Web. Motor Co. Kirkwood 63 os - tli - oe = ~~ Ne ee ee oa —“ _ - _ i ee - FS Se t @ sm (ne bs = a a. ee ae ere 2 ae ~F Pp Peet ee re a Bara tls —— ‘’* “Serrzes £1: “eee. =— Z RM BAS x a a _ ~~ - -_— 7 = — ee —) eS Pe ee - * — -

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SUND DECEMBER ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCH eT SS ne ws ~) BANAT HN “LIGHTISNOINDEX arr JO RADIO BROADCAST 0 TUBE'S CONDITION § EVERYBODY’S BROADCASTING PS" ot nil ‘Leader of Marine Band Found Heat to Cause Flow of Elec- THE REPUTATION OF THIS SET SZ to See Play- | trons May Be Had With NT Listeners Eager to \ ro 1 3 She tnuedy": ! ers on Tour. | Little Ilumination. What We Want — OZARKA /# | — i To Broadcast | Teer Deresnad\ ne | Special to ot tec. Many radio fans are penal the @ . ~ ' : 2 hea un t i ? teaser of | meres thet a ott ; We sell ’em—lots of ’em and J OcCK - ‘eat {light a radic tube waht es off is an AU-R/ ihe Seek Cane mentee Masia |indication of its sensitiveness or want you to hear one. We it 2 fae a epet* ‘ieee RR i 10 b> orporati Pil. tion a, be broadcast twice a eggs seoraggs that you are not under any week. Moreover, the tain has The fact that ae ee ‘ ‘ bought himself one of the newest emit light is enti rels pan snciiena! obligation to buy. yf receivers and is looking | feature of its ope ys NC d ' . ; in on many Con- i bere. Wh sat is des! sired in a tube is certs this se may le flow of ttle particies of elec-'! | The recent concert tour of the [tricity calle ae “electrons,” and the | Marine Rand is responsibie for }easiest way to obtain it is to burn | Capt Santellmann’s change of at-/ certain kinds of wires in glass e gee. A year ago he feared that | pu Ibs from which the air has een | he radio would not be able to re- lexhau usted. The temperatur? must. produce his band’s music faith- | he quite high in order to make th: ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. fully. |'flow copious, and most wires ust Now the Captain is one of the be heated white hot by the cur- 7407 MANCHESTER MAPLEWOOD ' ~ ‘ ah Ace - — ae re + «7 ‘sy? microphone’s staunchest friends. rent from the “A” batters “Everywhere we went on our proper eration. Of course the! @ trip,” he said today, “the band was iiaineaee wire, or “filament,” Phone Hiland 3280-3281 most enthusiastically received by as it is correctly called, emits con- joy radio fans, who told us they siderable light, but this phenome- had heard us on the air during the non has absolutely no connection . ‘Past year. In every city that we /with the functioning of the tube 4 REAL NEIGHBORHOOD DEALER YOLUMB WITH TONE QUALITY appeared, we played to packed | from the radio standpoint. r S sae Pin "ey ay ar Ses essay ee | houses apparently composed large- | + is quite possible to obtain a. Specializing in Satisfaction—und— | ly of music loving radio fans whe | stream of the minute electrons in ATWATER KENT RADIOS wanted to see the band in person |, tune by the use of certain sub- 4 4 44 4 2 a gen (See ere ws ere @ | W, A, MEIER HARDWARE CO These fans assured Capt San- | naterials but their expense and 7 . | in dor more concerts this winter. |TUtty mabe thelr practical appl 3077 EASTON AV. in apa peas er. cation extremely imited. Radium - “With all the improved equip- lend sadtum wri Bn aan tase: Phone Either Jefferson 0150 or Fremont 1064 , SPALDING people } ve ment of the present day,” said the | ost in this radioactive group, so , f th Captain, “I no longer have any tne cost of tubes equipped with ic O e great fears about the radio.” - @ oh: ‘ } ¢ filaments of this precious eiement . | LICENSE LID iS ON ican easily be imagined. No “A” GRANITE CITY MADISON VENICE - | battery, incidentally, would be re- ama _ — 5 i MO aad » a 3 Sa nt RR. pe ER Maia: alte $PLS Sor — 4 : te et ee 2 - Ca ea ney ene ee ta aft de Rae PRA er tere PRS: “ree ee eee With the passage of two weeks quired for such tubes, as the flow - witho th i of new of electrons from radioactive com- Aft ft kK ft Dd / : ut the licensing a ‘ ae oe eee Your Atiwater en eater | broadcasting station, strength has pounds is automatic and contin ‘been added to indications that the °%* 7 sd j tBe fellow who went tc ite) ssi. ip : . . » riety } e oO no 3t yisibie . | five minutes after it had closed. on ee al =a: re Distributed by | eae) aaa through the glass because of the Wh Radi Co A Tip When Wiring. jinn: ae of mercury which olesale 0 ° In wiring the set, altwars bring line The heaviness of : |the “A” battery wire, that carries this coating varies considerably, as C@a ual ers - . 211 N. 10th St. q JOHNS ' .* . St. Louis, Mo. jthe “B™ negative, through the bat. will, therefore, the amount of light oo a. . > . Sh o & eee © = oY > ~ S a2 positive in- penetrates through i so 2D yrs 'terv switch This is ysiti ; tha: : hy a. ae H. G. SAAL COMPANY Setabd prineneeyan co ae | he ™ Surance to the set. hen the switch lLicance - all can be attached : A iis off. both “A” and * batteries Pill 1] > are shut off from th: dhe Store of the Chrisnuas Spirit” S : Datly, 9:00 te 5:30—Saturday 9:00 te 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth te Tenth It Does Make a Difference Where You Buy Your en fe nt t Sy pa a 7 4 « RADIO I lime of Atwater Kent equipment ts back- telligent service—ask for a demonstration. ALEXANDER RADIO ELECTRIC COMPANY 1129 OLIVE Garfield 3017 MABEL GARRISON So DT “)\\ Open Evenings Until 8:30 List of Atwater Kent Dealers 7 | in St. Louis, Missouri | . Authorized Abbe Sig ye, “on MP OB 1504 (HEROKEE ny aK Co.. 2 , ‘ ' exclusive | territory in —_ ‘ An Extraordinary Arrangement With the Manufacturer Enables This CAERTSER ELECTRIC CO. — '. Grand “ . - ” P MEL LRU Se RIMM. on Wsahingvon List of Atwater Kent Dealer ee » ALT! SUPPLY CO... 1821 East Greed Av. . , in Missouri: : LLOTD BRON Manne BESO Give & | EN’ a See . . CAPE G AT, Ca MEYER MUMSC Con meee” stom CENTRALIA. Allen & Bowen. The a YO 7 Made by Makers 2 Chargers NWORTON ELE. CO... ’ “th. CHAIFFER.. Papis. A. L. : MT FELLER. KB. &.. & CO... 8109 R reedway. Regular $182 $232 5-Tube f Dealers K. NUGENT & BROS. Broadway and Washington, ‘“OUE CAMP. Berry. €. F T we Set. C om. rT r ae. RADIO < a < » “a » —" « . s _ ~ -- « " 1s Radio Shop—Sixth Floor.

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— oe ee Se ed —_—— ce me - oe ee. wap SUNDAY, a SUNDAY, ES Se ee o . hes fide ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; STIX. BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ~~ ; - a \ Atwater Kent Receiving Sets Complete With Accessories E 1 for , All Radios 8195 © . —_* fall line of Although time is so important an element adio Equipment at attrac- in the field of radio today, nothing is rushed ‘ : ‘ . / ; ; WV h t Vs ~_ —_— on through in the Atwater Kent Laboratories, Y [oy ~ Atwater Kent Loud Speak- but each new development, every new piece UWE, er: ) be tae $ of mechanism, is put through a series of ex- Battery Siereer. : ase haustive tests. That is one reason why this Willard Storage 6-volt 90- radio can be depended on for such efficient | A - = of : | amp. "A" Battery 914.00 and lasting service. = ‘ : = pi Supertron Tested and Guar- t : 4 | ie ‘a. anteed Tube $1.80 Attractively cased and easily manip- Phileo “A” or “A” and “B” ulated, Atwater Kent makes the ideal Battery, socket power. .§65.00 _ Christmas gift for all members of the 30 Sundayffg Concerts by the Great Artists of the World \ oe fal and on conveient terme : “ ‘ . i . VER since Ra, people have Johnson, tenor, and Reinald Werrenrath, bar- \ 4 Tune in on Our Broadcasting Station WSBF wondered whic of the great itone; Albert Spalding and Toscha Seidel, vio- | , El» oa artists of the womf come to them linists—these and many others whose names So \ Zo ii) ce | ia we itil sii , one | | through the air. Tfareality and the are known tothe whole world, are the Atwater vision of Atwatergmade it possible. Kent Radio Artists who will broadcast these For thirty Sund@at 9.15 (eastern Sunday evening super-programs through the ee Pe standard time) thabe musical world following stations: ay OBE NERS ATWATER KENT can offer is being to you in the © | ER et a (0) 30s — aye ae > ashington * alternating , te “ae = : o speaker could not tell you more clearly ~Atwater Kent R; Buffalo WCCO. Minneapolis: \ a, than I want to that I will be glad to install an 4 Stars of the of ment and the con- WCAE. . Pittsburgh . Ny Ves . ATWATER KENT RADIO in your home on our cert stage are b we | Tune in on your nearest station Sunday ae plan. Pall a rs, these Radio mere turn of the | night at 9.15 (eastern time). Speakers are priced as low as $12. Such celebrated§ Through the courtesy of the Atwater Kent Matzenauer and | gm Manufacturing Company these concerts are ny seiner | — Bry the air. What you have wanted from Ra ska and Anna ee ~ a ee eS — -. eae | lt il | ' } 4) iit ji 4 + iy, CO ay p | 7 i co fi ° - | | ' ; mnt th , iit ee —E | A Christmas Gift That Yields Pict EST gon Motel 10.(witout bed—rrice, 500 lll Happiness to the Whole Family gk , Bring the continuons joy that only an efficient Radio Set ean give. Make each of the family happy this festive season by letting us install an ATWATER KENT RADIO. SILVERSIONE (6, sisve _ y OU will bring happi- ness into your home on Christmas if you make an Atwater Kent MATZENAUER | The 8lore for ALL the People Receiver the family gift. a, ea Let This Be a Radio Christmas BRG@& HALL SUPPLY CO. tt me Rt Da captain ¥ - HARDIN, Kinder, Andrew HL , : power and selectivity with 100 amp. 1504 PI Distributors HERRIN. Herrin Supply Co. y r 7 te Westinghouse storage battery, RCA or Bi m* exclusive territory in Southern Illinois and Missouri IRVING. Linels Meter’ Ce. | Cunningham tubes, two 4-8 Beacon ‘‘B” pez : — JACKSONVILLE, Kowland @ Curtis. “te Batteries and ae- List of Atwater Kent Dealers _ Kent Dealers List of Atwater Kent Dealers List of Atwater Kent Dealers SOHNGUN CITY. Breaches Mater Station. rial equipment. . 89 . =— : : : d k ° : + : Sa ee LEBANON, Lebanon Drug Co. in Missouri: in Missouri in Illinois: MAKIN. Radio Shop. : | «Ae. MENDEN, Striekler's Dept. Stare. CANTON. Wolf. H. F. : . PEREYVILLE, Perryville Electrie Co. ALTON, Ernst Electric Shep. MEREDOSIA, Herger, Louis F. Complete—Less Loud Speaker. © fed © G08 © Bet © Set © Eee © ( Eo) CAPE GIRARDEAU, Clark Masic Co 7 7" PIEDMONT. Stivers Motor Co. ALTON, Iimo Electric Co. gy gg, eng RL reece ee na I Ets Me | “areeehe seahinaib Hédwe. Co | pone wot “y MT. VERNO: A W er en Oo & Papia. ss , G . ASHLEY. Shanks, C. B. L- N. t at K. t M del No 10 $80 = | tan r e: M Ce, ’ RICHLAND, Seeburger, Chas. Jd. BARRY, Calloway. L. J. NASHVILLE. Paul Hdwe. Co. ; . : Prien - he = orp gs r ~ ii dna Ce. —- ta oh mean This model 10 Receiver is of the open mounting type. This Receiver gives the utmost COLUMBIA, Taylor Music Co SALEM. Veadivert BENLD, Kiocke , . ' ; . ° s Jewelry Co. NEW ATHENS, Wiliisen, Thomas J. . ong’ . CLAKENCE, Clarence Auto Co. SAULSBUBY. FPhilcott Lewreace. KENTON, Campbell W. E NEW CANTON, Keller, H.. Estate. in selectivity and tone and is , , . SEDALIA. Walden Ejec. . =~ — NOKOMIS. Crumbeaugh. Fred L. Pain b tiful d i _ SEYMOUR. Seymour Light Piant. BLUF?S, Carpenter, FE. & KR. OAKDALK Kieinschmidt, Wm. noted for its Deautl esigu. e DEATER. Proffer Broa SHELBYVILLE. Dimmitt. w. _ BEEESE. Schwartz. Ben}. Jd. O'FALIAIN, Thomas EF.lectric Ce, ; == DIXON, Veasman, A lL. Bé Ce , We SIKESTON. Hollingsworth 4&2 Dudley. ° ? ; . Ho. PALOMA. Wilkey & Lawless. L L ud S ak DONIPHAN Pe, sain ere Oe. - SLATEK, Gilliam @ Steele. : } PINCKNEYVILLE. Gruner Héwe. Co. Complete, ess LO pearer KAST PRABKIE. Rete 3 ‘ SPRINGFIELD, Hurlburt Phete Supply Ce. , . , F. D. PITTSBURG, Bullock, A. C. Radio Shop. EDINA, Kiotes Masic ee Stere. : SPRINGFIELD, Reed Hdwe. Co. HILL. Cam PITTSFIELD. Zimenerman Bros. ELDON, Fiden STEELVILLE, Baloun. J. F. CARROLLTON, Linn & Borlin. , QUINCY, Weiler Bros. , : . _- STOUTLAND. Ellis Electric Co. CARLINVILLE, Shuttleworth. P. QUINCY. Schmit Electrie \Ce. Our Receivers are priced less loud speaker in order that you may ! ILLE . AMSBEY,. Whitten's Electric Shop. : . ’ RAYMOND. Henderson. H. J. choose the type most suitable to your requirements. We feature both RED BUD. Guker Pharmacy. ROCKPORT. Haines. H.W cone and horn type speakers. @OFFEEN, Coffeen Garage. ROODHOUSFE.. Roodhouse Battery Service Co. yg oy —— a —w a Shep. SALEM. McMackis, C. L. CREAL & NGS, Taylor Meter Co. SORENTO. Shalt. E. D. PUQUOIN, Howell Elec. Sapply Co. SPARTA, Deans Garage twater ent ers Lo £ ‘ <. ; a UNION. Busch Hewe. Co. EAST er. ety ee on Ca. STAUNTON. Hackman. C. “ PKED ERIC . UNIONVILLE. Potts. 0. C. EAST &T. 5. Anich Motor Ce. STEELVILLE. Bese Chas. S Seas. RTOWN, Muskey Moter Co. te 7 © EDWARDSVILLE. Fink Electric Co. TILDEN, Hamilton Garage. Model L Model H Speaker Model K Speaker VREMONT. Holland. AP VIENNA, Parker. W. . J , FARINA M r &rReENTON Erefeld Hed Cc (LTON, Backer Brow ; VERSAILLES. Clodfelter. G. EF. Jewelry Co. ‘ NA. Harvey. M. E. - N, Brefe we. Co. GAINESVILLE. Amwe Aste Cc. | os WARSAW. Calbert Bdwe. €o. FARMERSVILLE, Millbarg Drag Store. VERGENNES. Bastion. E. ¥. Speaker | Cone Speaker | Cone Speaker CASCONADE. Vogelsang, E. HL. ~ WARRENTON, Elliott Hdwe. Oo. FILLMORE. Allen, N. B. Co. VIRDEN, Goeetie. H. K. | (LASGOW, Glasgow Garage ; , . WASHINGTON. Bows. A. P. GILLESPIE. es (rarage. WATERLOO. Uersche. J. GORIN, Gerth & Baskeew - * ' 2. WAYNESVILLE : i a. GIRARD, Francis. J. D. WEAT FRANKFORT. Drayer Elec. Co “RAY SUMMIT. Tucker Hill Aute & Mach. Ce. Ce reduce & Supply Co. WEAUBLEKAU, Knight Hdwr. Co. GRANITE CITY, Kirkpatrick Elec. Ce. WHITE MALI. White Hall Battery Station : é MANNIBAL. Parks Musie © : ‘ ; WELLSVILLE. Harbaum Jewelry Store. GRANITE CIT’. Peerless Eleciric Co. WINCHESTER, Auto Service Co. , MARTVILIZ. Hunters : WEST PLAINS, Dodley Piano Co. Morrow Bros. WINCHESTER, Danner, C. M. . Ww w Store. GREENFIELD. ' HERMANN, Kberlin, Geo. -C. ESTPHALIA. Fechtel & Hilkemeyer. GREENVILLS.. Central Garage. WOOD RIVER. Iilme Elec. Co. ILLOW SPRINGS, Farm and Home Equip. Ce. GRIGGSVILLLE. Bickerdike-Bauleos Moter Ce. ZEIGLER. Dawson Furs. Co.

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1925. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH answer . Voice Two Engines at Either End of a Long Train. CINCINNATI, O., Dec. §.-—Cin- cinnati, as & community, has com. jeted arrangements for broadcast- ing & series of 20 community pro- jcompan ms through Station WSAI. The; on the h - of these will be ‘pre ‘sented Q. W Monday evening. Nov. 30, between); UP ot a the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock, A. Vr central standard time. Other com. | Poravion WASHINGTON. — Now broadcasting is well developed, in- suring sufficient and regular high- class radio information, news and entertainment for years to come, it is perhaps time that someone gave SUNDAY, ph ae _—_ — ; : a? : (join such an enterprise, believing | the Norfolk & Westete " PNCINNATI SPONSORS | Increase in Canadian Licenses. 'Hickerson reports to the Depart- | RADIO CLASSES AT THE SOLDAN | JAPANESE STATIONS ACTIVE ORGANIZED CFRVICt ‘it would be both a blessing to the | | * : — and a source of great income | pushing a train whic the first nine months of 1925, 4M jtarigo totaled 32.833: in Quebec, | dents will be found in session twice | St@tes, received at KGO, Oakland, corre- 4962 rier-current signal in gh School. These classes, _ception of Japanese broadcast sta- | part of the schoo] curriculum, have | iintion JOAN 3 a }entitle them to a year’s service on +1 fac inted many with the intrica- eT Sanne Cae, eee , : 1oqua \ q : . e Leet se OT cies of radio operation. | Supervisor Suggests That Fans kept in first-class condition; inci Transmitted Between | up and its speed in Enter rise Backed by rights if —— ein ok an ot — » been reported heard in San Fran- Civic nterp W. &. asses 1S for those | who have recently become interest- | Es ‘ | . ) tstimating that in Philadelphia longer time to af in Be - Re i star 1 in radio and wish to receive in- | Alaska, says, “after listening to : ta the right sets, the supervisor foresees a for- | i] y accomplished withe ing sets {tae pate | __ | gtatic. The music came from a , : , officials from all parts of the roading by the American Rallway cab was found clea Series of Concerts Will Be alecution f ment owned, located in Tokio, has % : ber of squealing receivers. /ute, whereas it usually | points. A recent letter from Nome, Set Inspection. lups used alone there are a million receiving | engined train. Stop tion of the various types of receiv- | the Jap announcer sounded like : ny | erl rganized and operated. Radio of radio and wired wireless to rail- y organize n p . Volce transmission more adv: ‘© is S | rive f ‘a : in motion. hi rpner war ¢ | Tr } ’ charge of an experienced operator, |eners report interference with rear cars of long freight trains on New and hnproved gives and all duties of a regularly licensed oper- | == ator. -30. All classes meet.-on Monday and ‘it ad classes should be ‘ednesday evenings from 4 sending code | matter pertaining to the | instruction in ‘tions by Japanese Broadcasters. made 7:30 to the principal of the school. American and even Australian sta- Application for entrance to attention in a systematic way of caring for or servicing the millions of receiving sets in operation. While many fans are amateur elec- triclans or at least expert in han- dling and repairing their receivers, SELECT YOUR SET FOR CHRISTMAS FROM RADIO HEADQUARTERS TaN M All Mdse F.0.B. St: Levis 71 Orders Promptly Filled When Mailed Monday) peers axe NO ‘EST es ALL SETS SOLD ON TESTED - ©. D. TIME PAYMENTS — A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY ARTICLE TILL XMAS " $2, 50C CHRISTMAS ears assorted i ga National Ma Bulbs, 1! ? o TREE OUTFIT zda Bulbs, in various co 1. a ors, with connecting socket., RADIOLA 8-Tube Super-Heterodyne millions of them are almost help- less—let us say—behind the panel. The only thing some listeners know ‘is that their sets don’t work well or cease to function. Then they try to get someone to fix them up. There is undoubtedly a neces- sity of receiving set service. Radio editors, | partment of Commerce officials | bear out the writer in that thou- ands of letters and phone or per- sonal calls are made each week either asking for advice or assist- ance in fixing sets. A few manu- facturers and local dealers co-op- erate with their purchasers to a certain extent, but the Department of Commerce is unable to aid in this respect. Its inspectors are far too busy to be greatly concerned with receivers, with all the trans- mitters on the air, which they have to inspect and watch. 'ment’s idea to keep ;Government receiving is neither provided for in appro- priations, nor permitted, for that matter. Members of Congress have even frowned upon the mention of such inspection, deeming it an in- dication or forerunner of licensing such as is practiced in Europe. But everyone knows it is the Govern- radio free. set inspec- tion and service to the fans, how- ever, it has been pointed out, would be so beneficial that it might be- lcome permiasable if funds for such dealers and De- |} work were available. However, such ts not the case; there js no money for it, and no champion of the radio public in Congress seems bold enough to recommend legisla- tion establishing such service. Nat- urally, it would entail great addi- tional work on the part of the small field force of radio inspec- tors. If such a service was organized, how would we pay?t One system of collecting a Government fee suggested was payment, by the use of a special stamp procurable at electrified roads. Either code sig. nals or voice may be used gatisfac- torily; the latter, however, only when the train is standing still. Wave lengths of 100 to 140 meters were used in recent tests with about 60 watts power, over a line three miles in length. The most interesting test was made on the electrified section of quire congressional! | might be held too advanced or not) practical. There are many individ- uals, nevertheless, who advocate it; elther as an added activity of the radio section or through the organization of a private organiza- tion backed by the radio industry and the fans; which would, of course, require no Government sanction. There is, of ceurse, a third golu- tion; that is, that the manufactur- ers all maintain service stations in the principal cities or combine fn- terests and operate joint service stations. One part manufacturer action and /| Power isfactorily when the were separated a miles. This equip tried out by a large road before representat Railway Association's mittee. Other uses of radio for rail application printing telegraph, which he 'found to function well : transmitters of » 'wave lengths for ‘limited distances, pr standard radio transmit ceiving apparatus. development, in the to be a special type (ot ely signed to work in ¢ the printer. | makes copies of orders ies which are valuable | railroad’s corresponé This met - If the Rheostat - Because wire of the ru oxidize and collect matertally Increase its be directed and announced by Fred munity broadc asting programs will Q. follow on suce essive Monday nights, | ‘enna im , ow 16 ing the same hours. They witt|™ay it b ware from for Cincinnati an- A.. A will give will mak signals. Smith, popular nouncer. The unique undertaking is spon- sored by the Cincinnati Chambe , of Commerce on behalf of the citli- mete gentry of Cincinnati. The Com- = munity Broadcasting Committee, |’#y to P appointed by the Chamber of enamele Commerce promises that the pro- tenna, grams will be “of such exquisite Q. Ho beauty and charm as to challe nge power u the admiration of radio America,’ Radiola J and add: “These super programs | tubes’-— will be Cincinnati's contribution to A. Th the happiness of the world.” your Phi Cincinnati! will proclaim by radio |four volts its international reputation as a/"8® ceils center of musical art and culture.|Tie® Yo The programs will be kept abso-|*wo Vol lutely free from any commercial] ®icely w advertising suggestion. just one On the opening night the Cincin-|c4n buy nati Symphony Orchestra, under the | tubes ane ‘direction of its Q. 1b illustrious young and cause a faulty c conductor, Fritz Reiner, will inau- I \rooked Radiola Model 28 ' who tried out free servicing in sev- A radio supervisor suggests that/all postoffices for about 50 cents ‘eral cities is said to have gained a a “national service organization is|to cover the estimated annual fees. most popular and profitable follow- very fine sandpaper Me ame Marguerite Melville Liszniew-|can I he now needed. He even offers to This plan would, of course, re- ing rubbed over the wires, ‘HEE ska, internationally famous pian- | Which — -. | iste, will be the soloist. Qn Dec |terminals 14, Ethel Jones, contralto, will be/|up the the leading feature. The program |W. lL. on Dec. 21, will introduce a re- A. E markable New York tenor, George |your B b Perkins Raymond, and on Dec. 28, | ments. Paul Althouse, one of America’s |can have best-known tenors, will be the star. |ia cheape¢ Other soloists will be Grace! B negatly¥ Kerns, scprano; Francis McMillen, Q. Wh the wire and the allder, ‘gurate the series. On Dec. 7, Mad-|“™plifier, RESHMAN |i -trcem MASTERPIECE | | ame With Built-In Loud Speaker | i Five tube tuned radio frequency—encased in as fine a solid mahogany cabinet as ever graced any radio set. Complete with built-in loud speaker of great volume and superb tone quality. Demonstra- No Antenna— tion In | - . : : —e violinist; and a group of distin-|tube set ° ‘ : Buished solo artists of the Cincin-|C,. T. By the Pioneer Radio Men and Broadcasters of St. Louis be 5; ae “Rivk- | ereauaill smith, ‘cellist; Joseph Vito, harpist; Another Big Bargain Picnic For Radio Fans and Ary Van Leeuwen, flutist. These Cincinnati community pro- Each year we offer to our many customers this profit-sharing sale E : of standard Radio Sets and Parts at astonishing prices, therefore | — grams are the first of their kind tn radio history, and Cincinnat! invites we urge you to wee Do Your Shopping Now for Christmas and Save ‘Mo y Yes, it is equipped. with— the new Freshman straightline wave length conden- ser, with vernier attachment, which assures hairline selectivity—pérmitting you to tune in the station you want without interference, over the entire wave length range. Sets from $39.50 to $115.00 TERMS $°3:00 WEEKLY as Low as After Small First Payment the world to listen to them every Monday night for 20 weeks. Cincinnati business houses, which are a unit in backing the under- taking, are sending out nearly 200,- 00 neatly printed invitations to thelr business correspondents in al! parts of America, urging them to “attend” the concerts by tuning in on their radio sets. Shift Tubes Often. By changing tubes around tn the sockets, it will be found that some work better as detectors and fthers as amplifiers. To avoid mistakes. unscrew two tubes at a time. In- terchange them without letting them out of the hands he tubes 5 R. ©. A. RADIOLA $8” | a ig oS Rt % 3 a + 3 E e . is oe ‘ . 111A 4-tube Set Down | C poe Sr arse TRS , mr \ : ee A — od . 5 ss See ee ee ‘si ee ee ea — RADIOLA Itl— 2-tube Set. -$S3. Down DOWN— “ this new Balance in 60 Days— No Additional Charge. “340 [ess Batteries On 10 Months Payment —Small Carrying Charge 90 Days’ Free Service Coast-to-Coast NEW 6-TUBE MODEL SUPER- Heterodyne Radiola No. 25 Any radio set sold on our convenient Deferred Pay- ment Plan if desired. Our offer makes it possible for every home to own one of these sets. We Have Been Appointed Authorized Freshman Dealers > a7 PLABAL> VZGICFO O24 _* =~ - . : “— ome = ~ _ nad - oe - « > = ~ Front View "Sub-Panel View KARDONSTRIP « Pioneer necic r-m Kardon Radio Corp., Brand New—Not an Obsolete Set or Discontinued Mod | i 2 New 1926 model, employing a new idea In radio construction—“THE TOTAL ELIMIN- ~ 7% ATION OF SOLDERED CONNECTIONS.” Age does not affect this Set, because there can be no corrosion, no loose contacts or broken connection. Where soldered con — nections cause a slight “‘drag’’ In the flow of energy at every joining Kardonstrip > : RADIONA Tube $57. Down # U-X ADAPTERS—For Radiolas Ill and IIA. Each. . 15c UX-120 Adapters for RCA Super-Heterodynes, $1.25 Stock . RGA RADIOTRON FUBES on Hand, SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR MONDAY ONLY TESTED—NEW STOCK—BRA WD-11 RCA RADIOTRON TUBES, Each. . 201-A OR 301-A TUBE REJUVENATORS $2.50 Guaranteed—Works on AC or DC Current .$21.75 3-TUBE $50 Value Crosley Trirdyn Regular... . $29.95 SET 3-TUBE $60 Value, Special Crosley Trirdyn. i Nationally Advertised Master “*A’’ and * .. $18.50 Fore’s Storage Battery Charger $ 95 ke Made in St. Louis—cuaranteed 1 year against mechanical = defects. Charges both 6-volt Automobile and Kadie “A” Batteries. Also charges up to 1°20 volts of Storage “B" batteries. Charges at 6 amperes and tapers down when Syprt SR ng eS ree . 5 = an - - —— are onan % Complete ee .—_/ De ee eee Ps + oo, a * as ae : nies = awd amplifies without - . ‘ —_ ae os ~- iN A INE SH ~~ ee Lome _- > 7. en ere am a B eer eens ee eS ee ’ ere dials and sub-pane'. Sloping front, hand- HE BEST SPEAKER MADE—BUY A GENUINE TYPE H UNIT Acme Audio Trans- Frost Phones; reg- tube, regular $2.00 a. construction gains efficiency. COMPLETE some dark mahogany finish cabinet. Perma- nent battery cord. ~ — A i.) eS 3 Tee ches 14-inch Bell ‘ _ vnign LOUD SPEAKER mcr Ue a esctster stanaart and “open” | cationany cee Sq QS | mahogany and black; Gi UIGQWE . «0:00 cre cree 1- $1.00 value... ....& bd Manhattan Jr. Loud Speaker, special... $3.85 199; a $1.25 value. Carborundum Detectors, fixed i Fresh“B” Batterles—Tested NATIONALLY ADVERTISED real buy 5-Tube Tuned Radio F requency Set K-D Solid Oak Cabinets Reflex Work or Crystal 1. 22 |, -VOLT——-LARGE picts sn cca | 25 95 Has sloping panel—Bakelite sub-panel. $ 30. 95) IN THE FOLLOWING SIZES: 45-VOLT—LARGE $ SIZE... t+ + Os Oe ©e Oe Ge Oe 4 te Oe Oe Be Be @- 6 Handsomely finished. Special 7x26, 7x9, 7x8 $10.00 Down on Set only # ‘ Combination Volt and Ammeter —0-50 Voits, 0-35 Amps., for ISc testing A & B eS Complete, $59. 95. All cabinets are knocked down ané can be HYDROMETERS ............. Se oe ae a oe a ee ee a 640 Micadon -its specia! design permits wide range of cepacicties from .00025 to .02 mfd. . 40c to $1.75 - assemnbled in less than ten minutes. They $6. 50 List Manhattan Bakelite tw $1 a5 are finished in mission oak and com- meters or Varicouplers, Special. . ceeees plete with baseboard and screws. Formerly LITTLE WONDER CRYSTAL SE ou | Eee this sale only. : ee HEAD PHONES 7" —$1.55 72 98> on 71 AND 23 PLATE STRLIGHTLINE FREQUENCY CONDENSERS i a a $1 39 Soldering Irons, electric 2-Yr. Guar. Nationally Known 6-volt Stor- $10. 45) 2 tips, Nicrome element.. age A Battery, Rubber Case, Ball Handle. 3.00 24-volt Storage $12.00 48-volt Sto “~K HERCULES } gt Ur ee SF so BLUE TUBES 95¢ .00025 11-plate Ver. Var.] .001 Ver. Var. Cond., B. ock All $2.50 List High wuality and New St TUBES NEW — Cond., with 95¢] ™: T.; a Factory (Cuar- s MED efficiency. | cunningham $1 .92 | MANY OTHER WONDERFUL BARGAINS PRICED SPECIAL FOR ANNIVERSARY SALE 4 MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. NOC. 0. D. ORDERS ACCEPTED, STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING AND SUNDAY MORNING UNTIL CHRIS {a “A WAVE LENGTH AHEAD” | Retall Stores Sets Sold on | D!stRiBuTo DvV?, pvA. A DVS... Fresh Dry Celis, nationally known .20¢c¢ UTOR 9] 8-920 Pine St 4 ° Conven’ ent Term ~ reaheahrt LINZE CO, ; e , xc usi vely Wholesale $4.00 KILLARK AUDIO TRANSFORMERS. ah sacl ED i GD . — HUNDREDS a REDUCED raicka “" a | =CUT OUT THIS AD AND SAVE IT. IT IS GOOD UNTIL CHRIS rey : e 601 Micadon-—the stand- ard fixed condenser of radio 35¢ to 75c¢ With 98 Crystal C Nite Here’s @ new Audio Transformer thar “lets 4 i Pa iiIUY «2 =: [am }* a | ! ' $1.29: Dubilier—.001, .002, .0006, 00025 Fixed Con- densers; regular 350 | 9c and 40c walue $1.50 allowance on your old Battery $10.5 Cardwell oot ooea ae Var. Cond., value. pod Capacity. Metaleak—the accurate re- sistance unit. 4Ocand65c New Filter Condenser By-Pass Condenser— ~for use with betrery elim- smooths out the fluctuations inatorse—for high voltage in “B” battery current loads . $1.25 to $7.00 . « » Weto $3.75 Dubilier or $3.75 45-volt, large —With cord and plug; iO CORPORATION is, Mo, $1.25 ELECTRIC SOLDERING IRON Distriy “type fe a Meds aia op : a Ys r Ba kK, Tate Sak, eee, start Ma Pte Sia ls Dales

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“a | DECEMBER #, 1925. ST. LOUIS” POST-DISPATC¥ SUNDaAy. DECEMBER 6, 925 _— ———_ ——— RT .. | -:- RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT -: eave part is designed to supply Arrangement of Posts. . | | and that defect is not due to a i the Norfolk & Western ¢ ih N ES A N WERS | 10086 switch arm in rheostat. Then Champi ARRIV con ¢ ne to five of the N] USED Duplicate sets we ‘ Hi | QU TIONS D ANS trace out wiring from A battery ion Woman Fan | NEW ALS. | | sg ae 5 mer wns ean If a radio set is ao built thaé the re mounteg Pulling ay | postive to tube and return to A | of the Middle West tor part delivers current for the de- | "Sine poms are arranged along ) the bottom edge of the panel it is a pushing a train which 4 | | 0 Denartme - | battery negative making sure that tector and radio frequency ampli- half a mile long. y me ‘ i| CONCERT CFASON ee a p nt cannot undertake tO || wire is not broken at any point. tiiiniiaiaia A recent arrival to the St. Louis fier circuits of the ect and is also| good idea to raise the cabinet ‘u Q. L Is a storage B battery ge gk Maar eae ae gee market is the Majestic A and B/ gesigned to furnish voltage as high | about one inch above the table by rier-current signa! ain was started and stopped » . | Q. What i more efficient than a B eliminator? Rf SS ey current eliminator that is manufac-/as 130 volts for the plates of the | means of smal! rubber plugs. The a b) ’ D - ° 9° JLT , Pas, satisfactorily, both engineers w | : Q. Would I be liable to prose hh * | .) — and|2. Do either add to noises in the ye =. 1 | tured by the Grisby-Grunow-Hinds | new UX tubes. wire leading to the post can then . ing together. The train was ' Series of Concerts Will Be ajcution for infringing on patent : use J. M. set? A. T. 8S. i ll ee Cc ¢ Chi Th For rectifying purposes the Ma-/ be run beneath the cabinet and out ed Between: up and its speed incre : ov Ent rise Backed by rights if I build radio sets to sell? A. A counterpoise consists of a A. One ts just as efficient as the mips: _—" = cn jestic outfit uses a Tungar or Reo-| from the back, thus keeping them aBed ty Civic Enterpris At ’) aa. de. number of wires a few feet above | other, however, arrangements must of the neatest and most compact- | tigon two-ampere tube and two/ out of sight. looking eliminators seen on the| type 201-A tubes. The cost of the ith End miles per hour in less the ute. i hereas it usually requir i than 14 cent per hour, ocomotives, one Train. longer time to start a Ip | —E |}ups used today are patented and /|sround connection. The counter-| battery while the B eliminator re- | ng, ' Ag) , ac ‘ li- | poise is similar to the ante d 9 engined train. Stoppin I. O., Mec. 5.—Cin-|the rights to manufacture are » As 16 antenna and /|quires no attention. 2. The B . . S wee i CINCINNAT ponty- by the companies holding |Should be just as well insulated at/| storage battery is as quite an out- i CaDiget measure 3 Meations ily accomplished wit} f om. ; ; gh ae enm ' | } Tivctess to rail- | customed pact and jn Be ment for ‘nam was | prem patent. Get in touch with the /each end asthe antenna. It should/fit as is made while in some B 33 2. eg nches by 8 inches by 7 inches, ICAL BRAID rican Railway Volce transmission from cab P a series of 20 community pro- | company holding the patent right | be a a of peenegy gaan Serena, but| battery eliminators there is a % Te 8 ; Poona ae switch on the front that hat a new car- cab was found clear anq f through Station WSAI. The|on the hookup you wish to use. bes possible have it contain about/slight AC hum, which, however, is & ES ea ‘f Bi ie | pin ie eliminator off and on. rt Long Distance Rage A HIGHLY Where can I obtain a hook- |three or four times as many strands | not objectionable when a station is 1)" GRE icons, Ret, Starner. Sars ee ‘he manufacturers of the Bae EFFICIENT ired radio, sys- derstood when the tral was “iret ill be resented Q ? Se ci ts Soa a loped for com- | in motion. ? ted ition. Nov. se tee ween |up of the Crosley Tridyne set? of wire as the antenna. It should be/| tuned in, : 3 — . Be ators ae jtstic eliminator claim increassd RADIO ANTENNA +] ease on » CC ~y KRudio Cor-|about 3 to 4 feet above the ground Q. Sh hook for t rario- % agente. - Ges &@ | Signal strength on all stations when th front and Furt he r demons Mo y » *K, A. W rite a ( > i¢ 2 ; standing still. tried out by a large South directed and announced by Fred from forming again’?—RB. J. M. puta lot of noise tnat comes from Q. In my four-tube set I am » to 140 meters road before re presentat! of Sse, popular (‘incinnati an- A.. A badly corroded antenna |Ssources of local interference as mo- troubled- with a shrill whistle and ARRESTE [or fuaranteed. Set $2.05; phones ves 2 aerial $1. Maile) postpaid on re- COR seipt of price. Partic Ulare free. MAYER RADIO SALES P, ither code sig. ‘{sfactorily when the two bmunity broadc asting programs will nt tests with! Railway Association's radio « or. will give reduce signal strength and | tors, telephone ringers, housewir-|my plate and grid leads are paral- er, over a line, mittee. pounce ndertaking is spon- | Will make it less responsive to weak |/ne, etc. lel and close together. 2. Could ) The unique undertaking ; +. -e.| @. How may I make a calibra h. | Other uses of radio being t 4 by the Cincinnati Chamber’ Signals. The corrosion can be re- | ; ” i or. f use the new poer tubes without ing teet was for rail application inelude a Fe Commerce on behalf of the citi-| moved by wiping the antenna with | tion curve for my set? D. 5. C. using a C battery? H. © fied section of printing telegraph, which has | euty of Cincinnati. The Com-|# gasoline soaked rag. The only| A. a cae nna Bonnar i Se tae Saat your grid amd == | found to function wel] with hist unit? Broadcasting Committee, | W4y to prevent its forming is to use ‘peverly - " - it "? — % ere plate leads are parallel and run action and power transmitters On suite appointed by the Chamber of enameled-covered wire for the an- |cial graph paper that is obtainable along side of each other is prob- wave lengths r .}tenna. ‘ , ‘ause ‘his : ) Bees OF NOt | on! i. ee Commu promises that the pro-/'er — Paites As léial mathings aN6 inl off at reg-| eo ee 9 ae # Watch Newspapers for Eihdb sb many Individ- ‘limited distances, using chi grams will be “of such exquisite Q. How can — & a es : ; . running the plate and grid leads a od ” not } 4 / i ‘Standard radio transmitting ang power unit in conjunction with my |ular spaces, equal, along the bot-| .+ right angles with each other. 2 ie, 8 ee wm € €W oo e « Opening Announcement who advocate peauty and charm as to challenge 2 LEOQQ LOLS SRR ge SAFE, RELIABLE, UNF iedlion LIGHTNING PROTECTION, $1.50 213 a ee Lambert — Co., 408. PINE ST. ’ * e te Kpeas J e be aS at ‘in most any stationery shop. The South St. Louis Gets Star Square’s Newest Addition to the Growing Chain of Te Stores ~ a — —_ A ee ee ~ — ee a ats Fins a Ee : . 2... Meee: - —_— = have gained a fed activity of ,celving apparatus. The imne the admiration of radio America,” Radiola IITA, designed to use WDII |tom and oe — reap eshte Yes you can use the new UX tubes r through the | ?°velopment, in the receiver, tpg and add: “These super programs |tubes’-—G. D. range, usually from 200 to eb me-| without any C battery, but your re-] MRS. FLOSSIE E. ERICKSON h would of the printer. This method of Cincinnati will proclaim by radio four volts and consists of two stor- cian at the sh ~ apes ratings that come on the paper | dio” of the Middle West She Cor ieithe & : | . aga celle o ‘elt . se- | } »siti r 1e §«6stations | ,.... : ‘ prwesine . ais vs. cmemnnti@indiitedian : a ti ic ely wi t WDIIs by using |ting has been obtained. A line is 7 he manufactur- lutely free from any commercial nicely with he : ‘ : What is claimed 2o be the li- | est number of stations. When she If the Rheostat - just ¢ O is i then drawn from point to point ’ on > sma | | rvicing in sev- the wire and the slider, a ae - ( he rf he cause and crowded closer together than at a very fine sandpaper rh pone SPO SEFies. PR Dec. 1, Mag copy Sith a * tian pnt es ; ta hi her wavelengths. In the re- |€r-wound tuning coil, crystal detec- Mrs. Erickson became a radio fan | ame Marguerite Melville Liszniew-|can I have my tubes repaired? the hig gees , tor and adjusting handle. Connec- | #8 the result of a fall. Vor eight | iste, will be the soloist. On Dec |terminals is Ret wee wane Ae eat pei gah = tee net | phones are also provided. and her husband provided a radio | M4, Ethel Jones, contralto, will be|up the No. 525 amplifier?—C. dable as several co n ——— set to give her an interest in the | — _ i > yr a : aK »f at ' ye ae t hooke 1 up my Kennedy No. 525 ;\at the lower wavelengths will be ordinary straight pin seven-eighths ny ne ‘ory fonductor, Fritz Reiner, will inau- . g oN 6 of an inch long and consists of lay- | t© Rico she was awarded first prize. |§ ‘tions of antenna, ground and /| Weeks she was confined to her bed | & Mm Dec. 21, will introduce a re- A. Evedently the voltage from be high, mMarkable New York tenor, George |your B battery is across. your fila- the neutrodyne, tuned radio fre-|jeye}, to the inspiration of the wireless §§ Perkins Raymond, and on Dec. 28,| ments. Go over your wiring. You quency and reflex will be — = | Paul Althouse, one of America’s|can have the tubes repaired, but it | sood. i best-known tenors, will be the star.|is cheaper to buy new ones. The/| Q. One of the tubes goes off and Other soloists will be Grace! B negative terminal] is not used. ion in my set, tell me the cause? | | Merns. scprano; Francis McMillen, Q. What can I add to my one-/|D. 5. | W batter- | ; and f distin-|tube set to increase signal strength?! A. This is probably due _ to | ' | mproved rey 5 RADIO SET T $59. 75 Fully Equipped—Nothing Else to Buy RADAK * "bio" sine" A Real $30.00 $§ | 2= Radio for Only. . seas A Sensational and Extraordinary Sale of Genuine FROST FONES At Exactly 1 Price Reg. $6.00 - .00 Reg. $4.50 $2 25 Phones oe —— Phones at... as Chapin | Genuine — : Brandes vue $9.2 1, sale $ -29 > a in Tiolinist; a group of distin @uished solo artists of the Cincin-/|C. T. ‘loose contact and should be easy ' al ’ , / he ’ ~ . A Add a one or two stage audio ito locate See that good contact | 1e€8 ways ters of St Louis mati Symphony Orchestra—Emil oe . 9 ‘ , | : ° Heermann, violinist Karl Kirk-! frequency amplifier. is made to prongs in base of tube | 7 mmith, ‘cellist; Joseph Vito, harpist; | give g rn For Radio Fans §*:.': 3:00"... sal ak mou teia cas | | ME BENWOOD- LINZE or | esults. So why a ee see ow 2 CE ee , —— a ee ee a - Bert grams are the first of their kind in | not buy new radio history, and Cincinnat! invites ~ oe oe the world to listen to them every Wholesale Distributors n rices there ore Monday night for 20 weeks. B Pp ’ Cincinnati business houses, which RADIO EQUIrmER apdoantiveas batteries that me areaunit in backing the under- 1700 Olive St. St. Louls, Mo. RADIO TUB - . ; taking, are sending out nearly 200.,- stay new? 000 neat! inted invitations to. S owns ve Money their A eee cde rae gps on parte of America, urging them to | | Wi LLA RD “attend” the concerts by tuning a| . | on their radio sets. “A shirt Tubes Otten. Distributors d changing tubes around in the | RADIO TUB | sockets, it will be found that some | CTR work better as detectors and ‘others | COMMERCIAL ora | ‘as amplifiers. To avoid mistakes. 320 Ss. BROADWAY sT. i | unscrew two tubes at a time. In-| — js by simply turning on — : - Ranger Tubes current. | Not Too Cheap te man ie SRE <r e+ +e ee, , prove that your gift goes beyond the | a . . . } | ordinary limits and shows real under- old it until Christmas standing. For the radio enthusiast no gift _ The Willard Filkostats, a rheostat for any @ Bil is more welcome, ‘more appropriate, or tube, Feguler $2.00 Qe Bypati etl ay more needed than ast of | -69¢¢ as Battery men Balkite “B” is noiseless UV 201A Choice at i. operation, is permanent TYPE ae $1 00 with no bulbs or moving ) .v D 12 7 parts to break, replace or All Tubes tested and guaranteed te get out of order. Al Taboo te RADIO BATTERIES | 100 /t. Paretone Tathing re nt 49c Guaranteed 100°, Fresh Stock Window Lead-in Wire “°° Ak 41,-volt “C” Battery Adapter for New WX Tabes #4.” 2g 114-volt dry “A” Batteries, 3 for. .95c Bakelite Rheostats, 6, 20, 30 “ohm *8 2° 5Oc 200-hour 1'/2-volt “A” Batteries. . 89¢| Standard Bakelite Sockets; mn OR 6-volt iy —_ a owe Contact Switches **: 7 Zi/e-¥ oseeree eit “B” Batteries ..........$2.568 Apex Vernier Dial * -$ sas RADIO STORAGE BATTERY x GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR | DuPont Pyradolin Dials; 5-inch, mahogany and black; 49¢ yta fll Z , 7 and their Authorized Radio Dealers ee w Carborundum Detectors, fixed for Reflex Work or Crystal iy j a Ow | ; | a . | poy Take Home a Willard Radio RADIO. | BU A. tppe for every radio use | Battery for the Boys’ Christmas _ BATTERY 9p g essaesesc™ || Be Buy It At — 100-ampere | rene ae | Rectifier Tubes CX-313,CX-316B || Ty lf Any of the F ollowing: ONK YEAR | GUARANTEE — that “lets In the Orange and Blue Carton | | Silverstone Oo., 1114 Olive. Scruggs, Vandervoort & Barney, Olive and Docust. $1.50 allowance on $1 0.50 | the overt | | a. , ie: } Stix, Baer & Fuller, Sixth and Washington. your old Battery | reality . | x Tf Ls , or A. 8. Aloe Co., 513 Olive St. The Sampson Oo., 8624 Olive. Ver. Var. Cond., B./ Cardwell .001 $ 08 : } Helirung & Grimm, 906 Washington. 6.00 SI 25 ng * Var. 1 | ) ite SAN FRANCISCO : Radio Sales Co., 1023 N. Grand. ( ond., valoe. eee2S Capacity, 6140 paranrnace To tas Kingshighway Motor @ Cycle Co., 1166 N. Kingshighway. on Sale at---.... PhoMe (We will_allow $1 for any naed Battery off above price) .00035 capacity or .0005 capacity. NE OF GENUIA 2REMER-TULLY RAD JN: CONSRAD HOOKUPS AND PUBLICATIONS STORES OPEN OPEN anaes | a) eure | wae : i ; Schweig-Engle Corp., 4929 Delmar. FOR ANNIVERSARY SALE Se 4 Soon : rae 7a oy ay po ge NING AND oral MORNING UNTIL CHRISTMAS ie — | Teas Sowcey & | Musio Co.. 4106 Exston, , , = COOPER oo tia cam co. Frank Eilis, 8950 ‘Easton Av. Liogd Bros. Elect. Co., 7407 Manchester. Mort Electric Co., 1117 Olive. BRAND is Marquard-Schwarts, 4416 Olive St Sets Sold on DISTRIBUTORS RADIO J TUB WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY CO. ( ® 2918-20 WASHINGTON AV. Convenient Terms | mer ad gree 3225 LT Gn BTU, MO. Phone Bomont 2796-6 Lobis, Mo. Dealers, Write for Cooper Radio Catalog TILL 1 P. M. 2828. — Send Us Your Mail Orders eee fie Bt eR dS —_ «= F + # % . ~ hel *. t # % ss it * # it + % % + # % # + + + it it it * #% * % i +t it % # | Hy. lel ect this Set, because there | Mi, | 2. ! | FP Ton jon. Where soldered con- ar plifies | | qv i. y , Balkite ee meee WU 75C so i i + Ls ss # + + # ++ + % % # # . # # + +t * # # . * i * * i * * * * . * * * = ) UNTIL CHRISTMAS =H bei.

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SUNDAY,. = 4 DECEMBER é. “Ts. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : eee ee Ce See — ——— on 4g) ae — : ee DECEMBER € 1923 ——— ee el RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT ~~ Rapio F Wind Coil Firm. ‘at the same time, applying consid-|be unwound. It is much easier if os Tikes ah R: aie | ® ts a simple matter to wind a erably more tension to the wire} someone will hold a spool of wir Ss jall i ost - ispate ¢ ' r ; 10 PATENTS GRANTED abate coll with each turn of wire spaced| than when no thread is used. After'in one hand and a spoo! of thread peci VY Organized Orchestra Broadeasting Station gD the latter the coil is wound and the end of;in the other while both hands are : , so OsciNlating-current sys- degree bet ‘ short distance from the next one 2 is u ie = hoe ® bot! i 3 ~ - - “ a Start the coil with thread and wire’ the wire fastened, the thread may used to turn e coil form. To Play for Statio D | (IN K f ) SCHEDULE Lig } VY. Leewood, New for the pu : Charlies 545.1 Meters | \ f é z nated iad ees er -- uy 174 , ‘ ; on . ™ . — ._ © = —— 4 of KSD concerts, all of which chestra of St. Louts musicians. |/ the initial program on Monday KFQA—261 Meters terference, fading is ¢ 1562.5 578. Piexo-Electric device | local circu by the new Post-Dispatch | STNDAY, 8:00 P. M.—The reev- other types of interfere — 1 of produc ane the same. ing curren is 7% night j r ‘7 . ® eth oO ic + Stet el lar Sunday evening service at Fourth The anal ysi , me - . yn wy necte ye Concert Orchestra, Max teind Chureh of Christ, Scientist Sub- s of the gander McL. Nieh N . 1 : Ra r were iven more | : , | a ot ° . . FUNDS FOR RADIO BUREAU seen Ric ange hes ve ge 253 at aa | conductor, the interest will be con- ject: “God the Only Cause and of the results of a series 4 | - N. Y., assignor to Western ternating « And when you do use it, you will find that St disikininiaes Ta at te ‘tinued through programs broad- . servations covering a § Berk. ” iled Aug. 6, 1923. 11 | circuit ™ ; Rur f the B oe ee ae |}ecast by remote control from New year, trou August, 1982 Pa 4 character . _ a aii ners in Sweden mg (en in field force. Such st ww re. Ra 1i0 listeners ee os ' . " on -_ 4 ’ oe being given by Benjamin Ra- Od ; Lord”; “God of Might, We signals of KDKA, East , ise Th) Name’: “Nearer Mv 1,56- . inner loop is stationary, acting asa boost- [& ie the public through the elimination | past year. jder’s Instrumental Quartet. and |] God'to Thees: “Rock ot Agen Cleft |}/ The analysis showe@ (NOMIC, Gernsback, New York, N. ¥ ers , . Ba ; ae ' of interference. Joan of Are has been adopted by | this will be fol owed by a sans for Me, “Sternal Peace and Gi! : ‘ns ee lative st ——— °° obstasig sed Sept. 27. 1923. § claims " . ~ hi ] dj db ‘See i oy tie Ifficials of the Budget Bureay radio fans in France as their | hour's program of violin ensempi Shall I Me hee’’; ‘‘Hosanna Nov reception: V0 obstaciegmiua / ariable condenser compris- | the Com! et, w le the outer OPP edie Juste y Ba ii iat: tt ts ee use no a R gi by 8 t on sain music presented under the direc- Throug! v nt - Tenor solos:: cent, other broadcasting Satie : be. ye ylating base, @ yielding rotation. ee ee Ee! Be have recommended for th ic t is estimate that Greater tion of Ellis Levy, American violin- “ey Onis Beith : iiaiehten. -v-4 per cent, atmosph ‘ sth backing on said base, & con- oak a) pom bY. : i ist and composer, and the Post- hur Schmitt. Chimes. Organ. per cent; fading, 12.2 pepemes secured on the base ferent pote : ; lion prevail LOW rin, Germany, has a radio au- Used with — or to replace outside an- 3 tennae. © ptor, A ' te ten ’ r- ¢co . ~ ‘ —_ —. wry ; — nser pl at * Dispatch ‘ oncert Orchestra pro- : 3 is os. Cc - > 4 . other obstacles, 14 per cent . said ha king and ushioned ment, said gram will follow. _ ae nt he Since there has been @ by. a co-operating condenser | ture to CF Tuesday evening will he devoted 2» F . M.—aAddress: *“*The Meai- crease in the number of >> 5, fixe ily secured at one ‘end of cal paths to the New York concert. ia was _— Pe (Haba. March” ing stations since the ¢ ‘ base, having its free portion points, and ‘ , Pee st S aro: \s Aye ine ng UN | VE RS AL S U P P 0 a = eeneotsees ae en = semen) ee eee, See were taken, it is believed @iae tanding the first plate and ‘cone ied L } C ° maggie By pr oe concert oo He. our Heads.” Piano solce: “Anec ||| tion interference for 260mm med on a single money eet } , rne rold ust Twins: the story Po . i, "eT N “a! : @ ‘ ) ‘ : 1 a ong % on ith the concave ace ng. ST. LOUIS’ MOST POPULAR RADIO STORE “Shanghaied Out of Frisco in the Ranft pine Horn” (Schir- |} ) a theory ailae ae i : “opposed to the first plate, a 'o 7 ‘a y H P B: Liley. presented wre] A. AT sun ; Calm A. hy th analysis is that " J of solid Aielectric bet Ween the ee ak . ‘te : . “4 ‘; | t oe eee, ar oh ahi pice Bn yp a ny mag distant stations are often’ tes and — a ee Ask your dealer. If he does not carry it yet, we in? tik S| Be Orchestra and the Vincent Lopez |} 17% 1% MY MiEBA’, We Dawiles: Of ateainee a pate ~ bowen 08 portion of the | will ship direct on receipt of price. Be sure to spelt alg: eon Pg 000g vaste vit || Eebiea.,, Violin selections by" Halpi |} paratively near the observed Diate to flatten the eile 18 specify the set with which it is to be used and SSA | Be constitute the “Fur Hour” pro-i} cording to the analysig SEE. - 1 lwer plate. | AY he ‘“Tpana Troubadours” KFWF—214.2 Meters obtained appeared to = 1.562.812. Variable condenser. rram and the — opinion.” w iv r’ S : } Trot anode please give your dealer s name SS , | from New York will follow at 8 SUNDAY, 10.45 A, ie oo ge The data in question sai “i » Trees. Camp Alfred veer | : ye. : : “~ ‘clock saunadeattasn ae ‘1 Cliffo j Mle 924. claim. Write for new Descriptive and Diagrammatic Booklet. page ae RM i? ah od NO gan muse "Morning |]; there ts a sharp drop igi rnp svi auntie Your Copy Mailed Free. BUY THESE XMAS BARGAINS NO 7 lineata: Club will ate a a ‘aieiahs Grieg), “On t Lake o alilee™ sity of etation signals tor t ; ’ peered ot eumeaade formed i Ww! E&Tam in charge of the Poetics Sec- 7.35 P. M.—-Sermon—" Are ‘> miles. Between 73 ae and stator plates, said rotor | mil there is ition of the club, of which Mrs. a Producer = one Oe stator plates being mounted On . . ' it Wellston Radio Corporation } Fresh Shipment—Limited Quantity Samuel P. Goddard ts chairman. |} Hartmann, | duno” (Lack, || 2g I7g eetien’ there, EEEEEpetatable and fixed shaft respec Mod If A—3$60 | I .) 50 Thursday night the New York pro- S -ueus. ota abert) ir aan ¥- mt ra ~ ly. each of said rotor and} rey : tram will includ “Journey to Ja- oe (a oe — pedetene eC hav a portion, ad- Factory Representatives ; : FADA € a "7 $99: er San om . ne. to 450 miles, there is a aim vf thelr ccumnanne ‘shafts of | 1479 Hodiamont Av. 4-Tube Neutrodyne pan.” precented tr the Goodrich | WMAY—247 Meters | srtual terease i ny ee ae Zippers hea IL arkinites program = avocees —— ee STNDAY, 11:00 A. M.—Reguiar as Clicquot Club Banfoleers, and “Pec- services, Rev. H. H. Forsyth. preach- The analysis shows that of the main electrically Bell Phone Parkview 1699-W. Se a J : LONG DISTANCE rv From Paris,” a tabloid operetta ing. Childrer @ Worla’’ “tT? ; strength of atmosphe >: ae : ve area of said plates for the | cain finished in Enjoy this Set now. Coast to coast. presented by the “Pop” concert or- a ae on ANY set Adju-t- Equipped wth adjustable sd uses Distorti ee Unie Horn prac- unit; regular $7.50 value. When making a panel for instru- Ca of on, cally indestructible , Now mame tate = sli arrateh i Distortion of signals tin a set its _ ment holes, draw all scratch lines Wholesale Distributes CRYSTAL | SETS Bremer-Tully Tuning on the back. Then it will not be/ Ouee® 07 Se , Every one guaranteed for 40- 0 Control Dial necessary to remove the lines with Tid leak missing, defective or poor CROSLEY if utry lais ’ s emery cloth. But. before drilling tudes, or putting more energy into file radius DURATRON be sure the holes are tn the correct the set than the tubes are capable 320 s. rn Fresh Shipment position. f handling. SUPER- RADIO TUBES | — . TYPE 201A-199 | RI —— N) cach one TESTED “ent on , These tipless style ni Specks! $€ .95 caig Lubes are. exceptional CROSLEY, F Vey values. We will ex- | ae ae: Build | , change any Tube that , PRODUCTS — sie uild your own super- | will not illate but Complete Stock Spesly Ga . : pe . ot oscillate bu 3295 ae Bi St. Laue See ee [PARAD CAR SSS xH TH =A —=—————— —" het—rebuild or convert _- still lights, within 10 ‘ bac torves [LARAS CARAS | - your old set to a mod.- xu days from date of pur- ; (aiogue , ‘ Wat New York, N. J.. Birmingham, Eng. ern and advance hook- chase. Equal to any The Tonal Difference? There Is N te | ita 250° saepgamescinacag | 4 tt TROKE the kevs of a piano. Or thrum a —not a metallic imitation! “B” BATTERY ELIMINATOR 3 guitar. Or pluck the strings ofa mandolin. The new De Fore est Balanced Circuit is rT oo Soe gn yy A $ 1 19: 13 > — —_—- - = ~- += 3 4 $7 - Niza ri. * Sells for tt . : it ees eo os SS. be = ~ years. Special at e reasonable prices. Ask your dealer. DISTRIBU ° a SE EE SE, I eS eae Rog COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. ele gate Broome snd Lafayete SeetnN-T-E nenwoodnaeg UNIVERSAL SUPPLY CO. ow 320 S. Broadwa i A. : 7 onset tme 203 N. BROADWAY °r7.2== . Lee . greet ope me (ra

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1995 ——te . ee eee | ee ee ee n ee . a “ies STATION INTERFEREN broad 14) crast- es 12.4 ~+----—- bulletins || Survey Also Shows That At rket News mospherics and Fading Are. inal “me at Minimum in February of ee eee mA. WASHINGTON, Dec. 5. Jood «(Will rreatest obstacle to a on prea : to perfect and ‘‘Capi- reception is broadcasting ario Kuren.- ree ence, rene to an °. ix Salmond, alysis Just made public by the Bu reau of Standards. The secong rreatest obstacle Is atmospherije in. / eters terference, fading te thira and The reru- other types of interference fourt p at Fourth The analysis of the bur ~ tist Sub- ; a was Cause and of the results of a@ series of ob.) servations covering a periog of on | year, from August, 1922, to July, 1923. Co-operating with the gud aw A reau in the tests were 109 volun Church. tary observe ane iry ob J rs who made approxi. "O Zion. mately 8500 observations on Might, a siznals of KDKA, East Pittaby Rees. Cleft The analysis showed the follog and Glori ing relative strength of obstacles to ‘ . : ; . 7 anna Now reception: No obstacles, 32.4 per or sofos:: eent; other broadcasting stations ower 25.7 per ‘cent: atmospherios, 15.7 Organ. per cent; fading, 12.2 per cent, and facdowell). |]| other obstacles, 14 per cent, Since there has been a big in. # apne. Meal- crease in the number of broadcagt.’ nat. fan: pi March’ ing stations since the observationg eamtors, were taken, it is belfeved that sta. los: “Angel ||| tlon interference for 1925 woul@d pete.) qiilse show a much higher percentage (mPcni4re ; himes: A | A theory which Is given credencs # Unto Me.” by the analysi: ‘ golo: “The distant stations are often of greater . Davidter. intensity than signals from stations bona W. of similar power, but located com. by Ralph paratively near the observer. Ag¢-j cording to the analysis “the data, Meters obtained appeared to verify this | opinion.” uction and |] The data in questio il Clifford th Yt y m Bp awewes that “Morning,” ere Is a sharp drop in the fnten- _—_ of Galilee” sity of etation signals for the first a 75 miles, Between 75 and 195 Are tte ||| miles there is a slight increase in “Even- || signal strength, while between 125 Mrs, Jacque |j/@24 175 miles there is another sharp drop. Between 175 and up to 450 miles, there is a steady and ere - | gradual increase in signal strength : i ereach- _ The analysis shows that th ae ‘Four ‘(Strength of atmospherics for the is le: Prelude, ||| Period studied were greatest in Cole), An- September, and least in February, Away Ail ||| Fading was ereatest in October and . Postlude, jj | least in February. : 3 ckinson). ice. Pre . For Jaz Fans tt tory *'Bve- Special syncopation programs fof” The follow- the Pacific Coast, the far South ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 35 DECEMBER 6, 1925. RADIO FOR THE AMATEUR AND EXPERT "ol PATENTS GRANTED A 62,569. Oscillating-current sys- — Charles V. Logwood, ~ | WORSE THAN STATE ) 1, An oscillation generator sys- gomprising two audions hav- ed in parallel, an oscillating operatively associated -with te electrodes of said auMions, ) it including a source of cur- and the filament electrodes @ audions, and means for al- alternate grid trodes of said audions positive- Piexo-Electric device 62,578. Ab ing the same. “4 method of produc ork, N Y., assignor to Western ; tric Co. Filed Aug. 6, 19238. A erystal having means an electrode in the interior the crystal, for connecting said ta] in an electric circuit. 1,562,629. go Gernsbac ed Sept. 27, 1° 1. A variable condenser compris- g an insulating base, ® yielding loth backing on said base, a con- r plate secured on the base gaid backing and by, a co-operating fixedly secured at one‘end of base, having its free portion wading k, New York, N. Y. sed on a single continuous cur- wre with the concave face uf the beeen said rotor plates to bring the latter to a greater or lesser degree between said stator plates for the purpose of varying the ca- pacity of said condenser. 1,562,820. Radio receiving sys- tem. John B. Brady, Somerset, Md., assignor to Morkum Co. Filed Aug. 22, 1923. 3 claims. 1. An automatic radio receiving apparatus comprising in combina- i} tion an electron tube radio eeceiver arranged to respond to groups of impulses of energy extending through a definite number of suc- cessive time intervals for each sig- nal, means operated by said elec- tron tube receiver for opening and closing a local circuit in accord- | ance with said impulses, automatic selecting means connected in said ‘local circuit, a source of alternat- ‘ing current and a rectifier con- inected between said source of, al- ternating current and said local circuit whereby said automatic character selecting means operates in- | in accordance with said impulses 'with negligible electrical inertia. 1,562,877. Radio receiving eys- tem. William G. Ellis, Philadel- phia, Pa. Filed June 16, 1922. 4 claims. 1. In a radio receiving system the combination of a loop or re- ceptor, a tuning element therein, a detector connected to points of dif- ferent potential of said tuning ele- cushioned | ment, said detector being of a na- condenser |ture to create unbalanced electri- cal paths to ground from said points, and a compensating circuit including a resistance to compen- sate for said unbalanced ground- ing. opposed to the first plate, a rof solid dielectric between the and screw means mounted athe base and engaging the up- ily bowed free portion of the id plate to flatten the same in Wadjusting engagement with the shioned lower plate. Variable condenser. » Trees, Camp Alfred Vail, N. | Filed March 26, 1924. condenser compris- aplurality of separately formed and stator plates, said rotor stator plates being mounted On | atable and fixed shaft respec- | 1,562,812. A variable ly, er plates having a portion, ad- ant their respective shafts, ee "7 athat of the main electrically tive area of said plates for the >of spacing said plates, each mid rotor and stator plates hav- a pin formed integrally there- and adapted to engage a cor- ynding groove in the adjacent and stator plate respectively B insure against relative rotation — crea, 1!' and Southwest will be broadcast’ ‘In the weekly on Sunday mornings from 1 nd God Made |/| to 2 a. m., central time, by WBBM “rhe ||| Chicago. tone “And ~—4 » tenor |] | "' ‘postluie, || | THE CAMPBELL IRON] Paton | COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF CROSLEY RADIOS | 819 CASS AV., ST. LOUIS, MO, Dealers, Write for Territory | on a COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Pin a set is speaker, | Wholesale Distributers of Ave or poor | CROSLEY PRODUCTS nergy into | e capable | 320 S. BROADWAY a, THE COOPER TIRE & BATTERY CO. — Distributors of CROSLEY PRODUCTS Oomplete Stock Speedy service 3225 Locust Bl. St. Louis, Mo. Dealerg Write for Radio Catalogue be feature ee - ; : TUT Wy, lt TLL My, ——} & / =— = LEARTRON ‘GUBANTEED RADIO TUBES flawless reception—full enjoy- ment of radio is impossible with- out periect tubes. Use Cleartrons radio exports All wires in a set should run as amounted to $1,317,846, compared | nearly parallel as possible. This in- - to $769,249 for October, 1924. The total value of radio exports _ sures against possible feedbacks and makes the set more selective ———— - —_— 2e0nne 228 2 eee 8 8 2 ese ee ere.s, & SAVE MONEY! LOWEST PRICE HIGHEST QUALITY RADIVU SEI SAVE 1-3tol-3 GRE\TESIT &8 TUBE VALUE ! _ and tonal quality Shipping weight 25 tbs. Set only The TELETONE Cabinet Speaker “Built Like a Violin” All-Wood Construction Inside—Spruce Outside—Walnut -_——— on ee oe Priced to meet the demand of the most modest ~-made to suit the reouire mente of the most exacting Regular $75.00 value built in mahogany cabinet; ‘ateet design Genuine Bakelite Panel, ndsomely etched and engraved Finest iow loss straight line cos colisand socketa. Rakelite Sub-Pane: and Diala Uneurpassed eenaitivity selectivi Accoustical and Artistic Triumph a 2 Large size 45 volt ead-in etc. Complete Compiete ready to use with all accessories 1 Ex Rubber Cage Storage Battery. § .50 a, 2 ‘|= Ask your dealer for dem- @ anostration or write us Bb 5 201a guaranteed Radio Tuves ' pay & onpecting Cable. Large bell adjustaDle loud @ ker, 1 Complete seria! outfit consis ft. stranded wire, 50 ft. Ins lead-in wire. eae errenter insulators, ground clamp, nobs, staples. ewes, $53.98 S.Oeseeagpaeagc se asgcag ua uta” ‘ire, write, phone or call. Mail orders promptly Oiled. Terms: Cash.or 25°> Cash balance C_.OD Write for our Free Complete Catalog BUY NOW! FOR XMAS SECURITY RADIO ELECTRIC CO 1506 Pine St. St. Louls. Mo. WALSH & HILL CO. © 608 Wainwright Bldg, . St. Louis, Mo. oe oy it ie i i oe ie a me oe mn a te er a sw ‘Se reeeeeereet eer ee. Ss se ee ee “Makes Any Receiver Sound Better” Sales Representatives | — Simplify and improve dio reception with Radio Power Unt Balkite Battery Charger This popular battery charger is entirely noiseless. If your battery should be low you merely turn on the charger and operate the set. It cannot discharge or short circuit the esi. It ——_ a mn wa nae. and can- not damage the battery by overcharging. It " will charge a completely run down haseney. operation. Charging rate 2.5 amperes. Size 6 in. long, 10% in. high, 6% in. wide. Current con- sumption about %¢ per hour. Operates from 110-120 AC 60 cycle current. Special model for 50 cycles. Also for 25-40 cycles with 1.5 ampere charging rate. Price $19.50 Balkite Trickle Charger May be connected to any 6 volt radio “‘A’”’ mens 1 Moe 30 ampere hour capacity or more and left permanently on charge. Used in this manner it automatically keeps the “‘A”’ bat- always at full charge. It converts your “A” battery into a permanent “A’”’ power unit that o tes from the light socket and current to the ‘‘A”’ circuit at all times. + With any smaller battery (4 volt or small 6 volt) this charger may be used as an inter- mittent charger of the usual type. With . emall batteries this charger can also be used : " ’ aga trickle charger if a resistance is added to cat down the charging rate. BALKITE “B” + BALKITE “B” II AS STANDARD BY THE UNDERWRITERS’ LABORATORIES The Balkite Trickle Charger is 54 in. long, 2% in. wide, 5 in. high. It may be putin the ~ 9-7 peceunpestas ent. rging rate .4 to .5 amperes. Current consumption 1/10¢ hour. Operates from 110-120 AC 60 orale current. Special model for 50 cycles. Price $10 CIRCUIT : The whole trend in radio is towards | simplicity and ease of operation. In this movement Balkite Radio Power Units have played a very important part. They reduce the amount of attention you must give your set by making your current supply unfail- ing and always available. Balkite Radio Power Units im- prove radio reception, With their use your current supply never varies or is low—it is always exactly what is required for each circuit. For the “A” circuit there are the Balkite Chargers. The popular Balkite Battery Charger is entirely noiseless and can be used while the set is in All Balkite Radio Power Units are based on the same principle. All are entirely noiseless in operation. They have no moving parts, no bulbs, and nothing to adjust, break or get out of order. They cannot deteriorate through use or disuse—each is a permanent piece of equip- ment with nothing to wear out or replace. They require no other attention than the infrequent The Balkite Trickle Charger con- verts your “A” battery into a perma- nent “A” power unit that supplies full “A” current at all times from the light socket. Balkite “B” eliminates *B” batteries enfirely and supplies plate current from the light socket. Balkite “B” is specially designed to serve sets of 6 tubes or less—Balkite *B” IL, sets of 6 tubes or more. An ideal installation is a Trickle Charger and “A” battery and Balkite “B.” This enables you to operate your set entirely from the light socket. As a further convenience an automatic switch may be added. . “Noiseless —"No bulbs —Permanent addition of water. They do not interfere with your set or your neighbor’s. Their current con- sumption is remarkably low. They are uni- versal in application and require no changes or additions to your set. Read the specific applications of the four units. Whatever type of set you own, Balkite Radio Power Units will serve it. Sold by radio dealers everywhere. Manufactured by FANSTEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY, Inc., North Chicago, IIl. Factory Representative / WOOD & LANE COMPANY 915 Olive Street St. Louis, Mo. FAN STEEL (a Y MAraAY nahi BALKITE BATTERY CHARGER +* BALKITE TRICKLE CHARGER ° ALL BALKITE RADIO POWER UNITS ARE TESTED AND LISTED ts te —— iw ‘| a TAL — MI} sill Sik f Eliminates “‘B’’ batteries. sent foomn the light suchen pemene, either storage battery or dry cell tubes. Keeps “B” circuit always operating at maximum efficiency, for with its use the plate current y is never low. no quiring not more 20 vores guage? all sets of 5 120 AC 60 cycle current. 50 cycles. Price $35 - —— ~ - i ao ee aoa — ee ee ee ee - — -_ - “OE Oe a a oo oe Ze ~ > = es yO SS ot ——— ee ee — — = mame cma ara aaa aaa <=. ae a ae 2 a IS = aS Sts: ~~.

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te eae oF ne to Re cae whee en 4 —_— . hed Oxtete = er fiw @ tt © hey og —_— ra ee “ " ar. > ad Cae the a >. (alee an we ¢ 4 PPO SR ne I me, y Bi 4 ; *. — —_—_--- See - — —— es ~~~ ~ ~ = . — = - _— “ Peeee oe - Del — Be . 2p. @ ®-45. church service | aeuncan 2 necEMBER 6. 1° 7 x4 ¢ 1 alll a —_— — ! AD IO KYW, Chicago (535.4), 7, Chicago’ WCAUT, Philadelphia (277.6). 6:30.1 WFAA. Dallas News-Journal) baritone; Gene Perazzo, pianist os ¢ Kae a ’ » ’ Eve! ne cluh 2a | : . | KHZ, Los Angeles (405.2), Bid sunday nin lub: $:30, mu- Cathay Tea Garden concert or- (475.9), 7:30, services; 8:30-9:39, | WLS, Chicago (344.6), 6:39. Ralp! | On Ch I P OgT Th h Tent wn DAY) r RADIO PROGRAMS | concert orc nab ra 9 organ re- «j rogram, Edison Co. chestra: 7:30, Bonwit Teller con- bapa in 9:30-11, Trent's Hap- Emerson, organist: 7, WLS Lit- aim r am roug KSD r : Al TIES — } Seliesttiediatet es sia re ees . OO See ee | * ical pro; gran WBAB, Fort Worth Star-Telegram cert; 8, Potash and Perlmutter. pyland Syncopators tle Brown Church on the Vale, 4 ~ a — i KDKA, Pittsburg (309.1), 6:45, In- KNX, Hollywood Express (336.9), (475.9), 5-6. School of Gospel comedy featur WGN, Chicago (447.5), 9-10, Drake | hoir The beautiful soprano voice of; phia, Baltimore, w Poe Q , orchestra music; 11, Shelly Lee Alley-and; WEAF, New York (491.5). 6:29. cert ensembi¢ | WLW, Cincinnati (422.3), 8:39. /waria Kurenko, which thrilled the other cities. terdenominationa! services. +. KPDM, Beaumont (315.6), §-0, Sa- 11, classical progran is entertainers | musical program, Capitol Thea- | WGR, Buffalo (319), 8:15, Atwater | program. students of the University os- Th wa, ' 3 aaa KOA. Denve (322.4) 9 service WBBM. Chicago (226). 8-19. Merr’ — ©-72.0-7° Atwater Kent ese: ¢ a . _ a = | ° ere . = = ata sdiltio ’ Lne program will be : cred program . eT1Ve T -—- ’ . 7 2 way ° is, _ - | 7 Aw "s a * -* ave et x‘ ' I WoAW. Omaha (526). ha cnapei Cow before the advent o* radio “Shad , 7 . . 7. > refer > Service ° - e . . . - % ‘ : . y « " « oc n SY tor 4 serr ~ le ame r : = —_—. » mn uty = - - ‘ - in "@ Kl NI e Shenandoah (266), 6:: KF, San Francisco (428.3). * are A | sI€S8 (Ta, classical ar- i nour. wey. Schenectady (379.5), & God- servis from J Saliog ering aan Un Neen, EN ne staat ES aos iwill be broadcast to millions Golden Rul orchestra VASES, da-s, request program,| WEAR, Cleveland (389.4), 6, or- | ; i ~ American listeners-in when \e¢; Maria KRurenko (witheé¢ |celeDrated Siberian singer goe Ct tet eeeeenes the air in the A. AtkKater Rent ra- : , Lud , violinist Woc, Davenport § (483.6), 9:30 . uo @ * . > miobk- ~ ++. x } ‘ : — : A : ' — all = n as ; service IO. conce! ] | ra mnudcnignt nutty ciud. chestra; 7, Fireside hour; &, pro- | WHO, Des Moines (526), 7:30-8:36, | Palmer Little Symy a « . o Pp. . , > % aE o> eee en | ‘ ‘ : . AEWR, Hollywood (2352), KTHS,. Hot Springs National | ark WBZ, Springfield (333.1), 8, pro- gram: Reese-Hughes orchestra | Wo, Chicago (477.5). «8-19. mo 1? ] (374.8). 1-1 Y C.dsSSivd nour etal WEBH. . »_ P 270° 7.9 > > , . , 508.2). 6:15. | > ™ seniainl aie - . - is “te: | Sy: ee ’ 5 at ‘ en » , * a* 7 \ P , ‘ ‘ra 7h * 4 “n WwW C4 % > Mir n “A Li St P | . H Chik ag I ost (37 ».S). * 3 W It . | hilade Iphia { J ' Rain! oO ‘ Tit : > . iS.Ss. dio concert, Sun lay. Dec. - Se vl : ii i 7-4 = . , “ee. \ bia AGO, Oakland (561.2), v.49 meyer s’avis dese has Ppteataee , inNneapous-NT. aut. selected artists’ program. services; 8:30, Ben Stad and his | WspB, Atlanta Journal (428.3), 5. - neh rant earwice Hot Springs Radio pecial train. (416.4). 8:15, Atwater Kent ar- ; ‘ WIP Little Symphor ra ! = é will broadcast over Station WEAF * cer : . ° - gang: &:15. Atwater Kent hour. |! sical program; Merrell Schwarz, . Capitol Theater gang. “Mad Scene” from I BT is \ + “ A varied program is scheduled .@ Allegro) .. ee : nts have ie se ® | Felix Salmond, the English cellist,’ Maria Kurenko (with 'Sharing honors with Miss Kurenko, The Swan on or ss MS Bie Bree esc Uc ages hs, Raney OP ws > ee o a ~ - ~ 3 7 d 7 - 7 a mos . — > ~~ — + « 7 eRe SS a Pek pe Pa, nn es ~ « » P se Await 4 Si . a > i. , e* > = . = ct} {)T nest _ ~~ .. > . e s+. SE i ee te Bag es = , 7 a urt oO . + United Staces Cc het weenh Le«e “**#ee who will sing several numbers to Spanish Serenade... ™~_ me o2-° , . . oy ' e . Lae ¢ : aia : . - i —_— > | | 4 ‘4 the accompaniment of an orches- _— Salmond | a. V. ti. Har - , —~are > Lk - “- ‘ 4 - . tra, again with piano accompani- : nace * Tancaise ian sectric | ina WW ae ~ - : } > , ’ Marta 3 s' i¢ ngeniled ? E) . = > i « ™ Cae at ment, and finally to the flute obli- You Brought Me Flows e the nm | B1ecti >i net 13 — e an . 8 a a _ = 2 : AM ta & . Wers Pr tte fs ain Speaker... . Price $23 | gato of Henri Bove, famous French M , ee which of th m ntitied ft - ist. , i * died | art My Lover !s a Fishermage. | ne modulation system | Maria Kurenko is a native ¢ : Lity Stet nah nkO is a nati os (Marta Kurenko (with Be ransmitters. — os - — . : : 7 - xy hee ae * 4 Peel by a A a. ; a7 SS giter I ee j 4¥ : ' neg sre ” a Pe sng) Bi LITE TES _ > > i? : tera »,.? ~ Tomsk, Siberia, and has sung in a nan te emoterved the leading opera companies of r the ava * ates. Europe. Ambitious to become a : It really all of the tube trans- lawyer, she was studying law at th: ——Soee — vw broadcasting. sta- | L‘niversity of Moscow, when her ne Town Counc! ¢@a"" ~~ - very tmportant || 4 eas Pe ; ae . al . the ease 13 a very sb LAs | ol c 4 . . r¢ . . . 5 7 = —> = ; upon her to France, has adopted thes ‘ “a > nd invo:ves Moscow weapon in the war ag | - ' Was graduated ost of living. The eitpaae in both law and music during the ‘ — | ool in qu , 4 on Same year. ed to establish a pubiip as Paras sre 2 . open three hours esis ich of [4 - Felix Salmond has already been and loud speakers pe to a patent or — : is entices + heard by thousands of Americans. ‘markets in the city combina He has made several appearances public acquainted with so tion in a wireless of an antenna) . eo * bd ° a , with the New York Symphony, market quot Saaemeling system A distinctly superior Radio ® Soe a ane a Pane | rea neoprene ee a:rria | ae @evice having plate and) in exquisite furniture zie ] Messen voencatea"tneren | | | a OK. Ries i 4ucing continuous electrical | QI 3 a oe - ‘ (ah) — . adio frequency in said ; . ‘ ° ee ey boa ‘ | nd means for supplving 4) S Adler-Royal installation signalizes the utmost : ' SES PEO . L S ee ee ~~ lk Se i. faethe 3 PIS ave ees, As " oy SO 4 t=% p> a pa Pa cireult of in dependability, range and tone excellence, with peat " E CTRIC TORE‘ pany 0! she ee al : Model E lectron discharge ° features of convenience and beauty that gratify the istaes aaiaieaitih 4 ; 7 AU BLVUINLY pthe amplitude of the waves! FF — © —_ ; $-tube set. . Price $20 a —____________ most exacting taste .« 2 e e« e »o ec « S17500. - _ r WASHINGTON AV. AT NINTH STRE ry: Kx Phone, Central 8710 (Oppeésite Hotet. > You may purchase either the set; [No. 199—$125.00]} Clusive Distributors Apex ’ or the console speaker (No. 200—$50.00] alone if preferred. ms and Workrite Receiving Sets The Radio Sensatio é Adler-Royal models are demonstrated by leading radio, ; "7 pail i B10 a i 28. _ : phonograph and department stores. Compare these values. —— 1 | . — : Here is a ] on Mn Sy smeasferenes Feu All instruments priced without accessories. — ! +7 ity, five- [ee Dactasen ahve Deforest : IRIN oo, ; ~ ri 4) radio frequen m= ADLER MANUFACTURING CO., 881 Broadway, New York City =e, , sia . my re Factories: LOUISVILLE, KY. ceiver at 1 ST IT sai Pian xt * ii ence proceedings were 3 Sa a never before Re. = -_ ~ = —- = ay ee . —— . \ 74 -~ - ae te pat th SCIOTO : He MEAT 3 2 —a set of te ‘ Z in . “5 — ay ot ab Hh tn! } ih —_ » a | > 7S A Ae = = "a ) Mee eS | ~ PA 25 dous power. iat: . | Ph S_— — =e pid ; | y SS game, . = obsolete, out “a Phonograph and Radio —— wm i= . (G3) aa YY ME ME’ p> tance—a masterpiece on oe. wd > a dientele _* diy, Gp, L, So Nyy ip fy “nll quality. Beautiful piano $ V Priorit was given to Hartley »5 gprrifiy Wy Y Uff VE on WY, i tit, — inet with — “wy Ne : | he : wr “ss ved thé Ly jeff Spy Up, —§ $$ SYN yl iy, Ure graved sloping pane! of . = 915 “Yl? CM yyy Wis Uy OM, Vif Vy, Wi = . bakelite n Feb. 17, 1915 Writ Gm, Distributors of Crosley Sets and Speakers BUY FOR CASH AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE / Ye Yi He vi Vy, Um, J $100.00 DAY FAN SET, NOW $45.00 7 . ‘¢ Lie re Cuntituighem Tubes, Bareess Denese $150.90 APEX TUBE SET, NOW $75.00. 9m; 7:\' 4, | 2 aN Vi MY GOYA = And many other s at way ow maaufasctaring :! MU Wii Musette, Herald and Rola Speakers vena - - , ARMY GOODS STORE ° e a 2 6s a -* a2-% * ant aga " - - . S ‘ =>. és, oY re Pre eg. -o- * % - « . - ee ” tx we % ig * " vig te ; ee Me gs eee : ee oe eta.) 7 - ‘ iw ero fe... ag Ot fos at . ng 6 ee ao 2 Z = or 2 r le. @ : Bank =" A , . ; — e _ na ter agai ie. Sea - te he BA iF m 5. in io wee Se a ee »* fmches high LEENSED ONLY Se tinatrated. To EXTENT INO! Phone Jefferson 2508 CaTEo Ow CARTON , . A radio fan will appreciate a “spare” Radiotron, or a com- plete set of Radiotrons, just as an autoist appreciates a spare . al £ = ' rprec p Dealers: Get our Catalog and Discounts. 1 -y - $5 TRUE TONE 2 | Bg = ae Pe I~ — os . 2 aes Le» « = tire. But the Radiotron—a genuine RCA Radiotron—costs enly $2.50. If you note what set a man owns, any dealer > ™ ) —— MEADPHONES sore. can tell you which type of Radiotron he uses, and you can i -_ . a” ige.00 F\EREADY “RB” BATTER- give him exactly what he would choose for himself. : RR — -_ | y es: : volte: mew $1.29 "= . . ot « he AL RY Dy “EB $2.75 aNilewed a * alee: so tony i a Radiotron UV-201-A, Standart oigh“swunm cube . - : 2 re . 7 sg — ey | = Owners 3 | ‘ “t ; : ‘ ; 3 s . | ‘ | * , = ; : 4 . - ’ 4. . . . " ’ ‘ . —. > . . - : ? Be sure «he deaier oor in | , eS ae : -S At 3 . r greeine Radiomons ~ j er-Het PTO °\ nN . . 35 .. mae a Sy - : . DIO SETS 199 x 7oo at Say $, RO ee be a. RAYA $53 VM) hess Than Half Price ~ the new power tube hits + PQDT Ro coir. me $7.75 | a DIA Se irasiey Two Every owner of a Radiola Super-Heterodyne can bring his L D i ? x $27 75 # i $8.95 set right up-to-date with the latest improvement, if you give . ee e orest S Latest Invention es r 8 Kc? “er $19.95 ll A ml him the new dry battery power Radiotron UX-120,—and ~ last 7 Rad os eaker, reproducing t e music f a ns'ruments Complete Parts for New $ 5 ! : a aye $2.79 75.00 Pe one — Ponti re “rts: <= Faia Cert ee Pha iy a ye ty. Mela: on POUR ce 7 gegen Sten, “mee le NOS ie ate + eee . fe pee ent My reme fal ea § : —— ee ne ee ee ee re a * - ome De Sad or WD’ ruber, except im the an inexpensive adapter. And this new tube means ota in on ake pre erat, tai Gee te ee design of ibe base. . i : 6p ” great ’ ices pe ; ne! re F quced : he "en ertfect q ’ ‘s ’ . volume with better tone than ever! li this through an instrument that has ern. ae Giasheenn alt ae Laboratory re 7 Electric Sldering Iron... 88e t au a ot 3 . re 3 nea pe : 7 : ’ s man who «gave the = Voit Meters, up to 50-901 89 RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA ~ predecessors, = : ee ) The above Kits contain : 25 Ammeters, ceil testers... 68 CHICAGO NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO ®) Beautifully finished tn bronzed gold, tt makes a decidedly attractive 7 Silver-Marshal] Interchangeable Coils © eey-s-ac “A” Batter'es, 1 \-velt.29c adG@ition to anvr As] i ‘'r for a ) | WS ( 3 Distributed by } : . SL I AIT i wicca nyse PE. oma ~ Mayer Radio Sales Corp., Planters Bldg., St. Louis Send for Comp lete Radio Catalog Exclusive With “ Ce ee | : . ey ADO TUBES, 201-4 CA-Radiotron 44 Ajidaljon b pPamsre Radic Ge = MADE BY THE. MAKERS OF R. O S ] and PINE LOUIS © te LP AE, , ‘RMY COODS STORE| om ‘ Washington j | pars a RALKITE om HOWE WAR PR 4&" we * ° be te, rr ——,.. © - ¥ we ,, 7 * v

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STUNDAY DECEMBER 8. 1908 aa ns . . ® . DECEMBER "él 1920 | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 34 RT | -hadow ance’ from al erne Ww 1 the consen 0 the na- T} N ” rbt at} - +} e ys V 50 eg mnillions of nora Sunday, December 6th Thursday, December 10th tions concerned: le con nation o 16 United THE SER ICE C . ‘ States is reserved exclusively for With elty lmits; slightly more beyond : Me the, Maria Kurenk ‘ : ye ;, ' ; on | -Arioso : pee Switch “rches 6:15 P. M. 4:00 P. M. Germany and Great Britain lead | the United States Navy and in addi- ach Pral > Claim: ints for Patent on WEAF Chain “Good vill” “Women's Hour.” Program for the list of call letter allotments, | tion all combinations from WUZ- WE ERECT THE BETTER AERIAL program direc) from New Ork, club women: conducted bv the | All of the Combinations Now ; Vermany having all three letter WVZ and WXA to WZZ are ree | HEADQUARTERS PrOR Sys A Wi l ‘apitol ‘Theate! and “Capitol e{ 2S ‘lub o ; ouis , + hi “e r . lellx Salmond. | sdylation =) tel ul Family.” Aty ater Ke nt Hour— Wednesday Club of St. Loui ; "eg se | combinations of AAA to AMZ and (served for stations of the Army. Atwater Kent, Radiolas and Fada Neutrodyne , in Use Are Based on Inter- ;}also all three letter combinations The rest of the W combinations Snegourotchka .. Rimsky ‘ ellate Decision. Maria Kurenko, soprano; Felix | “Regrets de Manon” from Maal pe Appe ee ees OFtiac. 6:55 P.M. | national Agreement. ee Aaa ee ee end the Se ee ee SCHWEIG-ENGEL CORP - = * NG TON, Dec 5.—Final | Monda December 7th WEAF Chain “Good Will” | |\KAA-KAY and KBA-KBZ, with| mercial land and ship radio sta- ° Mad Scene” from Lucia wash: ys program direct from New York, |]! |'Great Britain havi 1} , it! and Allegro) Weements have been completed in 7:00 P. M. , .. sten ‘e been rodg. ritain having all three let-| tions and to broadcasting stations. | 4929 DELMAR BOULEVARD Forest 2648 nee 2 en , Many radio Hsteners have e ins | ' a re ahk aia er enko (with Ofna Foaited rin ee e mtine Ghat Friday, December 11th |} somewhat confused at the seeming- fae. separa gh Ss nee al tg oo aa nae oneal THE MOST SCIENTIFIC RADIO SHOP IN 8ST. LOUIs al numbers to|Spanish Serenade... , ey perwees B00 Deterrent, 7:30 P. M 7:00 P. M. |ly haphazard way in which call! netween COA-COZ, FIA-FZZ,|the war the combination of three | of an orche ae | Felix Salmond bh V. L. Hartley of the West- Violin aie beso the adl- “Mur Hour.” Program by oy re ona oa eae patie |}; AAA-GWBB, GWKA-GZZZ, LSA- | letters beginning with N, K and W | 0 accompani- mtn onary ancaise .... ae Electric Co. ind Willlam C. rection of Ellis Levy. Eggert Instrumental Quintet. conte ego toes Diag pc entenat |LUZ, OCA-OFZ and XTA-XTZ. were exhausted and it was neces. | ‘the flute obli-' Tow heli * rhe nlied. } : General Electric Co. 9:00 P. M. e, oats a alle } zi ee ath oy Japan has all three letter combina- ‘sary to assign combinations of four The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louls evening Tienes French | geht Me F Maire of the G 2 | te es Be ieee. 7:30 P. M. for 5p cial ca . , ginning wi . *“*“- |tions of the letter J and the Unit-' letters beginning with N, K and W. mewspaper giving Associated Press news service. : Myron JACODg to which of them Js Satities to patch Concert Orchestra, Max Commerce Hour’ Concert of a PS Gtner than W or K, that would | , Fomeyee Mesient on the modulation system }j] Steindel, conductor. old-fashion: - songs by Arthur | the a their Br oe 8) Maria Kurenko (win oom pransmitters | Tuesday, December 8th a eee ag BB hs age ne geil eae ’ has sung in Villanelle with Plano gppe i L DY them. This sort of re- companies of. Mari Del ' e the invention is employed | 6:55 P. M. Saturday, December 12th quest has been refused and in place = iria Kurenko, WEAF Chain “Good Will” lof i t ; to become - (Ifenri Bove flute obligate) pci all of the tube trans- program direct from New York. 7:00 P, M. }of it is issued almost any desired a ying law atthe. - broadcasting sta- 1 Ee pe a two or three letter combtmation v " w, when her! The Town Council of Toul rs in use by Hroacc Wednesday, December 9th Orche: gg ee gage Ty Gt aan ' preceded by the usual W or Kk. rg hay 60 DAYS—NO ADDITION OT } 4 Shs, specialties upon her to; France, has adopted the radio Mm is scneduled., 2nclish cellist, | Mar My Lover Is a Fishe | : ' ery important a? hme tar Tor ; RE the case is a ver} 7:00 P. M. (‘entral Theater. Kor example WREO, of the Reo , Sma rrying | . 3 rolves considerable “Fur our.” Program bv te] Automobile Co. of Lansing, Mich. . = On 10 months’ payment ll ce t the Mosc OW | we apon in the War 4 { and invo! T UT Hour. I rogerani ] \ liote! i s. ’ _— ss charge Was graduated | t oun thes in royaltics Statler Orchestra 8:30 P. M. WEAR, of the Goodrich Rubber . — ° n , Sic during the oy a diligiag tite 7 dec me ; in question Is as (to 8:00 P. M. froadecs isting 4 frot the St. Co, and WCCO of the Washburn- 90 AYS ed to establish a public mang The point in auest te te osc wir’ Le ee Gece Con: Hi Crombe 0. of Minncesota : FREE ‘SERVICE ;open three hours each mo . hich of the three 1irs—~ ? / a Sets iS SO Over: ° who, on Oct, of, 1923, re- | B57 Sct Of tremen- Bliss the decision of the decision, range of sound—whether the / that i dous power. Not an the Examiner of Interference | Ls b h d ‘ whelming, n Spite obsolete, out-of-date Mee ®™2"2e4 =priority to Hartley. ighest soprano or the deep- \y tf forest and Whit: pro set but the latest Mocs to the Commissioner of est of bassos profundo. Oo doubled duction econ aves a hundred dollar job. nts, who, on July 23, 1924, up- The charm of naturalness, ' S there is an imminent eed to bring in as much distance Yue the decision of the Board o! combined with greater dis- , as any other 5. tube set. A marvel of aminers-in-Chief. On Sept. 2. ‘Sy ate ‘ Ny , shorta e of them wonder on dis- 24, Deforest and White ap- tance getting ability, posi- terpiece on } 4 ed the ease to the L’nited States tive selectivity and full vol- Order . / . > : f ‘ ls, . - . utiful plano | OO 50 rt 0 ae ie ws ume, plus the enchanting . Yo ur set to day _ a aa Tore eee 2 28o fiw ols oe 2 ? eee i ee = : — i - ‘ Priority was civen to Hart! net with en- } Patent Office officials on the elegance of design and finish, , ng er of fe ia. present radio receiving sets FREED - EISEMANN nition on Feb. 17, 1915. that are most satisfactory in ; Cthe World’ S Largest CASH AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE | every element of operation | enateave ot 0 DAY FAN SET, NOW $45.00 Co ——mat | 1 games g astm a | Neutrodyne Radio 0 APEX TUB | whose choice of home fur- , , + other Sets at BE SET, NOW $75.00 BARNEY S | nishings is guided by — , , lati f artisti BARGAINS IN LOUD SPEAKERS 10 & Washington ihe. armors TRAN ‘nly « dentate me | YY THESE AUTHORIZED DEALERS en aiways give greater yolume. These Tubes chant is given the APEX Pig ingen a dealerfranchise. Your APEX ) Will Be Glad to Demonstrate y eee TACHRDECIALS| | saweree: s ELECTRIC STORES @& — by | REED -EI SEMAN N as ington v. at Ninth St. OLOUD SPEAKER seeuatnseeaine | RADIO RECEIVERS ey th i Ge eS ‘““The Standard of Comparison”’ : pppemteed 3 vt fv d : My fy Pal a : * ; | MISSOURI DEALERS ee ee . as ee oe eee and Alexander Radio & Elec., 1129 Olive &t., Terre, Mo Bell Chevrolet Co., Ironton, Mo. St. Louis. Mo. O. K. pvans, means noire Mo Schell Music Co., Jefferson City, Mo. Dix Electric Shop, 6814 Clayton, St. Louis, Mo. ood baa | ‘ enemas : | eens Oe eae D. W. Blakeney, Kennett, Mo. Famous-Barr Co., 6th and Olive Sts., 8t. Louis, Mo, &s tHiustrated. ————— Fred Birk, Canton, Mo. ‘ ah Clark Hardware Co. Kirksville, Mo. Saat ition te. 7283 Resin ae Clark Music Co., Cape Girarteau, Sears and Sons, La Plata, Mo. Kirkland Piano Co., 204 N. 12th St., St. Louis. Gs Drug Os, GU W. E. Porter, Lewistown, Mo. B. Nugent & Bro. D. G. Co., 4th and Washington, Taylor Music Co Columbia, Be. Alexander Motor Co., Marble Hill, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. H. H. Hanna, Crystal City, Mo. Martin Bros., Mexico, Mo. Schroeter Bros. Hdwe. Co., 810 Washington Av., Klote Music House, Edina, Mo. Taylor Music Co. Moberly, Mo. 92. Leute, Mo. U. M. Agee, Elmer, Mo. T. D. Powell, New Florence, Mo. Stone Electric Co., 714 Pine St., St. Louis, Me, O. K. Evans, Esther, Mo. IIunter Drug Co. New Madrid, Mo. Todd Jewelry & Music Co., 4104 Easton Av., Davis Music Co., Farmington, Mo. Pattonville Garage, Pattonville, Mo. a tae, in Bell’s Electric Shop, Fayette, Mo. West Side Pharmacy, Poplar Bluff, Mo. J. ©. Bradley, So. Gifford, Mo. .- : oe | ee Davis Music ig Flat bce er an L. C. Smith & Son Hdwe. Co., — Mo. G. C. Mallory, Thompson, Mo. | Ae 7° ‘ p= . Musgrove Drug Store, fra Ste. Genevieve, Mo oe we 5 ax" ) Ww. rt Engel, Fredericktown, Mo. F. J. Petrequin, Altemueller Jewelry Store, Washington, Mo. HEADPHONES 30. Dealers: So desirabi] ecker, Glasgo Declere, Some geseable | CJ gut, Guew.Me ILLINOIS DEALERS yp ree : . ce Co., Mt. Sterling, Tl. eee EADY ‘B” BATTER- > Franchise territory is still Alt 1. Christopher Plumbing Co., Christopher, IlL. Mt. Sterling Radio Appliance Co., M — a ; National Radio & Electric Shop, a lor Music Co., Cobden, Il. Benoist Bros., Mt. Vernon, UL Bork: cuaranterd... - OS® available. Write or wire Tavior Music Store, Anna, I. Taylor ; Tl. : ne READY “PY BATTER. A , , Wie a at once Knapp Piano Co., Belleville, IU B.S. Wows Fe ees! Be Joa OC Se wid DLS 3 | plisee (: Bertetti Bros. Benld, Ii. a ee Gruner, Geo. W., Pinckneyville, TL , ; | fo = : Blough’s Auto Supply Co., Benton, Il. me stenaaheil Gillespie, Ill. Chas. E. Wetzel, 232 N. Sth St, Quincy, - DIO SETS | pe eran! = Holtgrave Radio Co., Breese, IU. Weiss Music & Radio Shop, Granite City, I. Staunton Tire & Battery Co., Staunton, Il. | ie Woodward Hdwe. Co., Cairo, Ill. Grays Electric Co., Herrin, Ill. Otto Livingston, Tamaroa, IU. + s Than Half Pri —— : Hiller Furniture Co., Carbondale, Il. | Fowler & Cress, Irving, Il. Carroll's Jewelry Store, Virden, . cnt. Te were a n a rice p75? Y . | ops IUinois Light & Power Co., Carlinville. Ill. English-Slaten Co., Jerseyville, Ill. Cycle Sales & Service Co., West Frank . ae Bae a cretler, One- $7.75 iw \4 Linn & Borlin, Carrollton, Il. Emil Moroni Hdwe., Johnston City, Il. C. W. Dossel, Whitehall, Til. ‘Patural tone, Bam oF 4 ot Lee SS Sf q s/f 8 . ‘ : full, clear) =e [dia | ; in ihr oe @@) 6 G | Bloomfield Light & Power Co., Bloomfield, Mo. Velume. 21 Se > eth canal penne tate memcmmmiA 3 oe oe) < pean . tse | Chas. Jones, Witt, TU. Bihse y Two . | Elles Store Co., Carterville, IDL. Radio Shoppe, Marion, Il . _— ae | 75 J — Pw o- $8.95 :, ; Herron Bros., Centralia, IU. Chas. Thimsen, Mt. Olive, Ill. Zeigler Stores Co., Zeigler, m. arts.......... Dab. 2s" “$19.95 a= ARKANSAS DEALERS ' | te Powerfal ; , . k Masters Electric Co., Fort Smith, Ark. E. W. St. John, Mena, Parts for New 00 : — Gare R. J. Godbey, Atkins, Ark. Ark. . s Hickerson Bros., Batesville, Ark. C. B. Marsh Garage, Gravette, Ark. Newport Jewelry Co., Newport, Ark. Super. co ereres $75 BD tec Soldering lron | | Radio & Electric Shop, Bentonville, Ark. 2 a eg ages a Swift Furniture Co., Osceola, Ark. . Booneville, Ark. olleson Music Co., Harrison, Te ahr Bes $1.25 Voi Melers, up to 50-volt.69 AUTHORIZED APEX DEALERS — Be —— < a sae Sete, Bian ee Genin ok The Fixit Shep, Oneck, Ask. e Nits contain | 1.25 Ammeters, cell testers... 69 WISSOURI / MISSOURT—Continued ILLINOIS S E. Miller Motor Co., Dardanelle, Ark. Pitts & Staples, Jonesboro, Ark. Marshall Interchangeable Coils Vac “A” Batt 1}-volt.29 B.A M. Battery Service Co.. L.. T. Deol, Ilimo Electric Co., Woodriver. I. W. Guisinger, Fayetteville, Ark. Southern Radio Supply Co., Little Rock, Ark. | a er es, VON .Z9C 260T Hartford St., St. Louis. SS4 <t. Lout= Awe... St. Louts. ee oo — a E Ronner os City Ark Lindahl] Hdwe. Co.., Malvern, Ark. 519.50 RAL. KIT or HOME (laude Mann, MeCarron Electric Co... St. Louals. J. ; ay —— cdin —_ . iner. 4 ‘ : ‘ ; : ; i ouin. : renzvilte ‘s ‘ ‘ow “ s Co.. Fort Smith, Ark. Mansfield Hdwe. Co., Mansfield, Ark. r Com lete R MARGE. [ae os : secharwe (.ravois “x age st. Loui De Soto Radio A HRilectric Co., A ye sme inhet A er Henry Bollinger Piano p adio Catalog | Patter, $12. 95 ea aa eonbete. St. Loults Ray Jonesburg. Oaklinnd Av. Garage, Decatur ° ‘ . ‘ " Exclusive With % ene. Be omg mea ago theongay = a Meaieen Seneminhers Some Missouri, Illinois and Arkansas T erritory still open to dealers on an ex- b ms caston ve., - Louis. IL.LINors me. ° . &. = : a , ‘ : ? : a 90 RADIO TUBES, 201-A pees Sone Sak Bate oe FE. J. Fahey. East St. Lonis. Sotuiadee i Sawer. ieunee'< ity. clusive sales basis. Radio dealers interested in this franchise write us today. » bakelisn base: fully a241 ‘. Broadway. St. Loults The Matt Sproul Co.. Sparta. cane Salen & Scovtas Co. Wee | she dio ott ‘ ae te _— ~"88c r eee weiee” * owt ee Mo. E. J. Griesbaum, (¢ ollinss ille. Frankfort. —— P ial ’ er WH ae . . id e . EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS Exclusive Freed-Eisemann Distributors ogee! 3ARNE 'S The Cooper Tire and Battery Co. | THE BENWOOD-LINZE co. ‘RMY were ST | cinestitiniin tn ais yy [NOXVILLE NA! LE EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE O” 8 Washington | | RGANT RUNWieous ST-LOUIS SERN" UE | guive st. Distributors Radio Equipment and Supplies St, Lous, Mo. ~

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8 _ - ew ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AMERICAN AUTO | RACING DURING 1925 miles an hour, a Continued From Pace 28. achievement k lienry Ford held the unofficial rec- ord by making a mile in 39 2-5 sec- ‘z onds on the ice at Lake St. Clair. tered in 19 years. An outstanding feature in Records continued to fall, and in| progress of automobile racing was 1906 Frank H. Marriott, in a Stan- ley Steamer, turned a mile in 28 1-5 LLS second! the rate of nearly =_— redesign ange ra & remarkable; For three consecutive years they in view of the fact! were won by foreign cars. that it has been but slightly bet- fourth race, run by Long Island, | first — ! the Vanderbilt cup races. The first of these races was run oct 8, 128| 1904, over a @istance of 284.4 miles. Vanderbilt cup. Ralph Mulford and Dario The, were among those who Oct. 24, 1908, was won by an Amer-| ican driver, George Robertson, Another motor racing the i a Locomobile. Names which are|tomobile Club of America, which) watchwords to racing followers ap-! passed out of competition after 11) pear in the galaxy of winners of the! years at Santa Monica, Cal. Nov. Ralph de Palma,; 18, 1916, when Resta averaged 86.9 | Resta! miles an hour. finished | race was run slightly in excess of 400 miles. Only feature; once in its history did an American in|’ was the Grand Prize cup of the Au-/ car win, and that was when Eddie —- The grand prize over a distance DECEMBER _ ee ee ee mmc Of ees me vpptitllte Sl ltyy built at Indianapolis in 1909. The! dianapolis track Yd Pullen in a Mercer finished first in 1914. ' classic sponsored by the Automobile Club of America also went the an-! nual Vanderblit cup race. The Speedways Appear. Road racing gave way to the now popular speedway first of American speedways was) With the passing of the features. The length of the track at Indianapolis was fixed at 2% miles, and the first surface was of macadam. This would not stand the strain of the ‘race, and after the opening meet this surface was torn up and pav- ing brick substituted. In 1911, promoters of the Vb trey 2900-mile race for @. , &@ huge sum at # popularity has ine : looked upon as one of the 4 sporting features of ths ae Indiahapolis track wage others, many of which passed into the dise A AAMAPMLEANAL AA ETT) “ptt? [Av awan~wmeay "r } hte eu; In- SMS LMS LAYS JO Mt ttt ttt SYS) WM -b Yi yyy YO Wt he : Pe tee ee rt. —=— lle " - ee BE esis LER a Fe cpt. LAS 8 tt 5, +12 $:8 value Tennessee Red Cedar Chests reduced. Highly polished, copper trimmed. Unusual bar- gain. A very useful gift. — - ~ ad e _ ae ee ee So wee Set Ai ow Oe eee re we np Sale of Cedar Chests Cs aMAIL ORDERS FILLED ie * » Dainty turned-leg style with 48-inch genuine mahogany top. $20 Ivory Enamel { Sale of Bridge Lamps Oo Crib $ 12.50) : Co m fort: | able, drop-' side style with spring. | Metal-cane| Panel ends. ‘wi, I 7 ——— © polychrome bases with Georgette A shades. $12 values. — eee eee 95 *© Wrough iron bases, polychromed with hand decorated shades, or ' ee ee ee ee Children’s Gifts — “SANTA”—Before you buy the kiddies’ gifts, look at our big showing of sturdy juvenile and doll fur- niture and wheel toys—all specially priced. Xo $10 ROLI-TOP DESK AND CHAIR —Golden oak; has pic. $25 ROLI-TOP DESK AND econ holes 'n everything: $6 95 SWIVEL CHAIR — Just like chair to match...... . dads; golden oak: $22.75 very large size. Specia) TABLE AND CH AIRS ——Golden ak pedestal tabl- hairs to vse . - — match. Table. $7.93. Chair. 85 DESK AND CHAIR—Golden $1.75 eak: deak has hinged $3 25 to, match... oo iop: cBair , j (CHILD'S ROCKER-—Sturdy ('t- Lit cark OAK hockers with imitation leather ecatse: SS valur $3.50 BUNGALOW—With red roof Space inside for the fur- $2.50 ; ishings the kiddies Ke esx*s*eeseeeeeeeeeeseseerF * &* IVES TRAIN Wind-up $4.50 FORD—Fast and hand- style; sturdily made. Comes some: bpm tires, steel body. with large circular $ fd ename} $ track. Special eee ee ee 1.75 Special at ‘eee ome@meeere 6.50 ‘Maae F ie! 2 : 7) 4 hb +} se ; ? ‘ . a i S4 MAMA DOLLS .-Larre and $5 DOLL ( AKRRIAGE——Rubper- : lifelike: well dressed J = tired wheels. enameled - | CS $2.25 body and how. Spevial 3.90 = S Son or Brother Smokers $11 Humidor Smoker $7.95 a, = ve OE ee - Ghesarttn, adie - bE ER: KOT", - ae hy, oe , oe _ ° - ‘ - =. 4 ae ap “ . Sete oe ul yo Cet eg goth Et ve > a * we Three - legged style shown; mahogany fin- High handle, humidor i. with colored glass drawer and nickel fit- fittings: $:2.50 value. tings. Finished in ma- $ 95 hogany. $11.50 value. 7 sin. HUMIDOR = » . SMORER With ar — $7.58 SMOKER—in tsactive fittings and $2 POLYCHROMED maltog ars risen nies inf - IRON SMOKER In with poitsh chet > =» 4 + nea choice aevers! . tiene nd oP § ‘ ; ‘> eviors with ; plated on oe hi Mex! umider. Fin : o'ass arge humiwer teh : mahi gan ash rx efiver $4.50 $1.00 Royal Easy Chairs Just Push the Button —Back Reclines Dad or mother wil! appreciate a Royal Easy Chair—deep, comfortable, foot-rest style. Shown in tapestry, velour or leather—priced as low as ‘22 re To oy Eee tes Sa deen + . - a — ae oN Se Oe eR aw OT -grer errs) SE eee —_ 7 . _— - ~ ee - Sele quretag nye + m4 ra ~ = 2 mee POG me ¢ ee oe a ' —— 0 » “ c = = rm “y- -« ‘* ~ Wawa ’ * Pen, . Peng. Oe "the . > . tte gts "138 Kroehler’s latest development in fine living-room pleces. The mas- Sive, carved frames have the very stylish serpentine front and are semi-kidney in style. The splendid Jacquard upholstery is over hand-tied, deep coil springs, which will give years and vears of service. The loose cushions on the two pieces are reversible with one side covered in beautiful brocade. The Coxwell Chair is but $34.50. ee We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps. em = ~~ = =... es ce. Walnut Bedroom 50 275 3-P Master craftsmen have fashioned. in the Suite illustrated above, a superb creation. All of the panels and flat surface are finest walnut veneers with a beautiful decoration. In- cluded are 50-inch dresser with striking oval-top mirror, chifforobe and bow-end bed. Fully dustproof, finest cabinet work. Full-length Vanity tf desired, $79.75. . $185 8-Pc. Walnut Dining Suite 00 112 Handsomely grained walnut veneers and massive design make | this Suite most attractive, We feature at $112 a limited num- ber of these Suites, consisting of 60-inch buffet, oblong ex- tension table, five leather-seated side chairs and one host | chair. | ee eee VE Ebtre Ue att : 8 THE HUB—WASHINGTON AT SEVENTH a these superb pieces. Handsome 2-Pc. Suite in Fine Mohair, a $300 Value "193 A Great Gift for the Whole Family Featured this week in this special sale is this elaborate carved frame Suite in the fine mohair that you've always wanted. massive chair have deep coil-spring upholster- ing, with reversible loose cushions, in mohair and damask—$195 is a rock-bottom price for Davenport and Pay While You Enjoy Using It! A A = a , $225 3-Pc. Brocade Vi 2lour Suite 149 Massive overstuffed Suites of the very newest pattern, with carved frames, loose cushions, spring back, deep spring seats and high-grade upholstery, covered with high quality velour. port, large armchair and fireside chair. Extra large daven- Convenient Credit Terms. 7 ut Bedroom 11922 This is a very tasteful new design with inlaid outline panels, Built of fine walnut, im Huguenot finish. dresser with two jewel boxes, bow-end bed, hand decorated. Includes 50-inch and new style chifforobe with crown top. All drawers dust- proof. Full-length Vanity tf destred, $57.50. yi = $169 8-Pc. Walnut Dining Suite ‘98% A graceful Queen Anne Suite of large proportions offered at a very special price. Included are long buffet, oblong exten- sion table, five side chairs and one host chair (leather seats). Built of genuine walnut veneers and selected hardwood. Finished in a rich dark walnut. TTT tet A aT TREN - re eee > i o ale of 450 Complete Suites Join Our Christmas Phonograph Club $75 Console Phonograph With 12 Selec- tions of Music | Handsome mahogany Console that plays all Has sweet tone and powerful motor. A highs make. orist ~ A $75 value, featured for early Chr buyers at this special low price and on terms $5 Cash—3$5 a Month re «at - a \> - /_ i : iY ) Es . ~~ 5 + Bunty oe” ! a x. | 3 he ——,_,) | Spinet Desk&CH $5 End Table $9.95 Kidney style in wal- nut finish. A charm- ing design and beautifully made. Colonial Desk and G& match, beautifully made, ed in mahogany. A most come gift for living hall. _ sna value. Priscilla , Quaint little Sewing Cab- inets, easily carried about Martha W ashington | Roomy Cabinets im * a Bre wo 2 4 — ange vy , pad and % & wasn't I the dumbbell to fall for thet Just wasn’t I, though? I'm net “S. This ian’t laughter ['m doing * Clear through. This isn’t acy laugh- ter. Oh, tf only I could get my hands mat man. The way he treated me. The “ed to me. The way I belfeved him!” had taken refuge in a lawyer's office time in Federal Coert. obliged te withdraw Of Smartiy designed Set. of extenston table with leaves, concealed under top, four comfortable chair the new shade of steel gray, two-tone finteh.

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T} popularity has increased om Strain of the! looked UPOD AS one of the Pa opening meet Sport 1g features of the y ye up and pav-|Indlahapolis track was fotiews /others, many of which heed passed into the discarg. Vit YTB . Atlas ee VIIULITE LI bbe “he WUy- ng ‘tty VO “tye °W “tf "egg. hye , SY, UMA LE: YUU ed. Uhedtctete 7, . “A tits y CLLINILIMII nm, tet // py "“Ws+e “sy is of *. / S "e 4 I44 — 4 4, sof the In- Y: bE: eedees. it~ PAGES 39—48. > == A — —_— —-—- —— XS nahogany Console that plays all records tone and powerful motor. A high-grade $75 value, featured for early Christmas ais special low price and on terms of only $5 Cash—$5 a Month MQ GY Ss SS s * WS f NS SS X \ WAN SS . ‘SS . WOW 4 - ee * Spinet Desk@ Chair 28:25 Colonial Desk and Chair to match, beautifully made. finish- ed in mahogany. A most wel- come gift for living room or hall. 37.50 Value. J Sale of Sewing \, Cabinets oR. : “by e ¥ we i, ¥ oF © Wg Wy dc. 3 co Yl yj a hie ——_ —n y , ONTO WOW N fy Gr S ASS SS : % om " . ed to take me up on it. Drove me out to the Cadillac place and talked to the man inside, just like he was going to trade the National in. Yeh, that’s the way he bluffed. But he never got a Cadillac. “Well, time went on that way until spring, with him rushing me around any time I'd © let him. He was always after me, spending money and taking me places. And everywhere he went he took his camera. He seemed to be bug about it. I'd ask him, ‘Say, can’t you never leave that thing behind?’ He'd say, ‘Well, dearie, it’s just a habit of mine. C’mon, let’s have another picture. So I'd give in to keep him from grousin’ about it. Then, he was always trying to get mushy. He pre- tended that he was awfully crazy about me. One night he proposed. So I knew he would and so I made up my mind I'd have it out with him. I said, ‘See here, I’ve told you the truth about myself; now come across with some straight dope. Are you a »bachelor, a widower or a married man or what? Where do your folke live? Just who are you?’ IT put it to him straight and ladylike. I be- lieve in playing square. I told him about my marriage. ox a : eg rel Sag aN. : x hey ee ae GY ia @ 4.4 So = , eS ‘ SF he Ct bee Re BR os ees. eee es 7.4 , . : aS °: ‘~ —~ _ : , \ x j 4 eo. OSE TER RI AR OE TOP al CA Mey 3 Son > , VSB re pes OR eee, , eS ey ee . . So 7 ° ~ ~~ . Dee apenas: as vas 4 ene ogee a ’ 5 : g. 7% see _ va * a : . , - . . oy * nar Oe, ae y Ln % Por £ > ‘“e. “e . . » o/s tet he ON . 7 : P ve ~ a - . P ¢ 4 “ s > LA 7 a | 1.25 Roomy Cabinets in ma- hogany finish. $18 value. With commodious end compartments and large drawers. Very acceptable’ 44. - Z “lp. da % 7 Sewing Cab- carried about Finished in Md well built, ed tops and y. $10 value. time I think of it I feel sick at the stomach. Honest I do. ‘“‘Well, he kept asking when he could see me again. So I told him, ‘I'll call you up at the Annex some evening when I'm feeling well and you can take me to a show.’ He | liked the idea fine. He said, ‘Dearie, you sure made a big hit with me. You and_I are gonna get along fine.’ Well, I thought, why not? Women fall for that stuff, see! So in a few days I called him up and he came and took me to the Loew’s. “After that he seemed to go just crazy Mii. about me. I didn’t think I could ever get kK: ie é 3 | crazy about him. He wasn’t the sort a girl |/ 4 eo could get crazy about, not real crazy. Of course, she might like him well enough to marry him. He said he was forty, but I sort of guessed he was 10 years older. He had grayish hair, what there was of it, and an Irish face. It was a mean Irish face; I’m Irish myself, but his: face was mean. And he had a rough, mean volce. That is why I didn’t think I could ever get real crazy about him. 4 >a 54 gi. “ * ~- tat 5, ox i eR i? ns aoe le Pictures Portrayed Her ‘Riding a Horse, Swim- ‘ming and Rowing a Boat After the Alleged Injury to Her Spine Occurred—But ® She Says She Only Posed d ore: 99 sult for $65,000 damages against the Chicago Because Jim, as the De- & Alton Railroad, technically because the ™® tective Called Himself, Judge ruled that the stop which threw her & 4 to a car aisle had not been proved a sudden 4 4 Begged Her to, and That one. But the real reason was that the rail- ee She Did Not Exercise as Didn’t Play Fair | “Well, he beat around the bush @ good deal but he confessed to me. At least, ! thought he was confessing. He said he was a widower and had two children in Frisco. He sald he had an aged mother in St. Pau). He told me lots of Iles. And I belleved ‘em all. I swallowed them right down. Can you beat it? Can you imagine it? He said he used to be a prizefighter. Said he fought $52 Axminster Rugs; 9x12 size; in new Colors _- : $58 Fringed Seamless Wilton $37 75 . $1°5 Wilton Samples; very $87 50 gorgeous new patterns: Oxl12. . Felteleum Art Squares; $1.00 Duralin; lino'eum patterns: abie; cut from perfect rolls; measurements; square yard road’s attorney had produced 115 pictures, which showed her riding horseback, rowing a mtierns and 34.75 Ruge; 9x12 size; very epecial. Without boners: priced agp $9.75 $4.50 BoudoirLamps Dainty little por- celain Lamps with metal bases and pleated silk shades. Special value for Mon- day gift buyers. All-Steel Da-Beds 95 Ame = ad h while—con fortabie nig? f‘omes with ull floun: 5-DPe. lounge by day—ful> heavy pad and cretonne Breakfast Sets Solid Oak a ot Sai SS ee a] esi) gil $ 8 0 BY 48=— ied - of fies led under top, four com Se of eter! eray, table with extra fortable chairs. Is two-tone finteh. b® the Photos Seem to Indi- j Cate— Railroad Official = Says “We Wanted Some boat, and jumping—that is, apparently doing all these athletic things. Introduction of such evidence out of a pre- ¢ % Pj sumably clear case had knocked her.all in a Cc d y oe So We Had a heap, but not because she admitted its gen- otographer Go and uineness. It was the circumstances under : ; ‘ Make Them. How He Did which the pictures were obtained by the ' oi ’ , yy Yailroad that took her breath away. She had | t Isn ta Part of the Case. never suspected the Chicago & Alton of go- ing to such limits to obtain evidence. When By interviewed she had not yet recovered from FREDERICK H. BRENNAN. indignant amazement. By now, however, she 88 ETHEL PROFFITT was half way has come to full realization of how her op- oh an tears and laughter, which, as ponents tricked her. During the interview she a is an awful state for a was atill trying, gamely, to laugh at herseif , 2. A girl ought to know whether for being 60 easily duped. F or sob, but every time she smiled mille broke in the middle, and, unable | - Upon an expression, her pretty face | i absolutely blank It was a stunned, ~-ORing look, and Miss Proffitt ex ‘TY should have known,” she told the re- ~ &DOlogetically, that she was torn be- porter, “that this fellow wasn't on the square. the desire to kick herself or to wring You see it happened a year ago about this ae neck. The man not being available time, during the Christmas rush and just 80 lady would actually kick herself, after I had filed my suit. I was helping out Me was baffled. A dreadful plight, at the men’s hosiery counter in Vandervoort’s a. Dd Miss Proffitt did mean little things when this man came in. He bought a pair dkerchief while she sought relief of socks and sort of kidded me along while — he was picking ‘em out. You know how Wesn't I the dumbbell to fall for thet they do. I thought nothing of it. Gee, I was Ust wasn't JI. though? I'm not busy. It was such a rush. But in a day or This isn’t laughter I’m doing. so the man came back to exchange the socks. ‘Clear through. This isn’t any laugh- “T had a lady customer. One of the other “ *. Oh, ff only 1 could get my hands girls went to walt on him, but he said, ‘No, | man. The way he treated me. The I'll wait untfl the little blonde gets through.’ lied to me. The way I believed him!” Like that. You know how they do. I guess taken refuge fn a lawyer's office what he sald tickled me. Women are funny Fe ™ Gnpleasant time in Federal Court. that way. They. like that stuff. But any- ® had been obliged to withdraw her way, I waited on him after I got through with I, * tine oA She Should Know t et Met Mma Main © dp t 4 ’ my customer, and I had her quite a while, s0 he introduced himself as J. E. Wright. ‘That doesn’t mean a thing to me,’ I sald, but he wanted to make a date. I told him I didn’t feel well and stayed home evenings. So he left, but he wasn’t sore, “One evening, a few days later, I was com- ing out of the employes’ entrance and there he stood. Well, I spoke to him. I couldn't just walk past him after I had once talked to him, could I? And he said, ‘How about taking dinner with me, tonight?’ But I says, ‘No,’ and he says, ‘Yes,’ real insistent like and finally I give in. So we went to the Ameri- can Annex dining room. “After we ate I made him take me richt home. He was real gentlemanlike, but I didn’t exactly ‘trust him. I said, ‘See here, I have been married before and I want to know about a man before I get too friendlr.’ He just iaughed at that. He said he was an old bachelor and lived at the Annex and traveled on the road for a bag concern. No, I don’t remember the name of it. He wouldn't tell me much else about himself that first evening. But he wae real prosperous-looking and had lots of money. “You know, there are good fellows in the world that a girl like me can meet, and if | she thinks she can gets along with one of them he'll marry her and give her a good home and take care of her. That's what ! wanted. I thought, “Well, maybe he’s the one.” Gee, he looked like a gold mine to me. Ain't I the fall guy, though? Just to think I let Bim put it over on me iike that. Every 3 “So he kept on making dates and asking me to places. We hadn't gone together many times when he acted like he was jealous. I couldn’t even look at friends we'd pass on ured, ‘What's the harm in letting your man friend take pictures of you if that’s his pas- sion? It don’t hurt you or cost you nothing.’ the street without him asking, ‘Who is that His first stunt was to rent cars from a garage guy? I'll go over and bust him one.’ I'd and take me riding in Forest Park. He'd in- tell him. ‘You haven't got any. business dictat- sjet on snapping pictures of me at the wheel. ing tome. Who do you think you are?’ We'd we often went out there in a Hupmobile and argue. But he'd always calm down and he j’q pose for him. He'd give me some of the never busted anyone when I was with him. pictures and keep some himself. Like a boob, I began to tell him things about “Then he'd say, ‘Let's have some real fupn- myself and about my accident and how I was ny pictures of you, dearie. Stand on one leg. suing the C. & A. I told him I was sickl¥ Turn a summerset.’ Well, I didn’t like the and couldn’t work long at anything. idea. Beside it hurt my epine. I told him “He sympathized. Gee, you ought to of that I wasn’t strong enough to do that and heard him sympathize. Pretending he was then he'd say, ‘Aw, £0 on, don’t be a piker.’ sorry, yeh. Like fun he was. But he pre- Can you beat it? Calling mea piker. So I tended. He'd say, ‘Well, dearie, you've been told him, ‘Say, I never have been called that.’ having a hard life but Jim's gonna take care and like an idiot I’a go and do i. But 1 of you now. I'll fattep you up with some didn’t run or jump. I just posed. He never good dinners and pretty soon you'll knock took moving pictures of me. them railroad lawyers for a loop. He was “You know how a girl is. If she likes a a rough guy and pretty hard. He always man and he likes her real well and he wants talked about knocking things. I should have her to do some silly thing or other she'll do seen through him. Gosh, I’m the littie it just to please him. After he made pictures dumbbell all right. But his sympathizing sort of me in Forest Park for a while he bought of got me. Women like it. Take it from me. a car. At least, he told me he did. It was they like it. When a man pulls that stuff an old National. He called me up and told they den’t think. me to come down to the hotel and run it for him; said he didn’t know how. That gave | me a chance for a grandstand play and I'd have run that car if it killed me. So I did run it; I admit that; I'd admit it in court. “Then he started this camera business. He But that’s no proof I wasn’t hurt in the train. had a°2C box camera that he told me he paid “Just to show you how he was; I told him $6 for. He said he was wild about taking the National was an old-rattle-trap. ‘Why pictures, and he wanted to take lots of me. don’t you get a good car, Jim?’ I asked him. I didn’t once think. Can you imagine? Can ‘You could buy a new Cadillac for what you'll you imagine it? I didm’t once think. I fig-. spend repairing this old bus.’ So he pretend- , He Used Camera under the name of Kid Carney. Said he knocked lots of fellows out. Then be told me about his scars. He had scars on his face and on the back of each hand. He said he got them in France, charging a machine gun nest. Like fun he did. I bet he never saw a picture of France. “I wouldn’t marry him. I didn’t tarn him down flat, understand? But I said I ought to know more about him. I wanted him to give me his mother’s address, but he wouldn’!. Well, we kept on going out together and he kept taking pictures. My three sisters didn't like him. They didn’t Ifke his style but ! thought that was because he never pald them any attention and always hung around me He had lots of ways I didn’t like. His hands were always trembling. And he perspired terribly. In summer when I wasn't perspir. ing at all he’d use up handkerchief after handkerchief. I'd tell him, ‘Say, what makes your hands tremble, Jim?’ He’'éd say, "I was out with the boys last night and drask too much.’ She gave a half laugh, half sob. “I don’t know why I put up with him. The dirty bum. He took me out to Creve Coeur Lake one day last summer and tried to mak” me smoke a cigarette and drink « highba!l! while he made pictures of me doing it. ! said I wouldn't and he got rough, and a gir! friend who was with us with a man friend ef his from some place in Illinois, she said, ‘Jim. don’t make her if she doesn't want to. It'!! get her sick.” So he gave that up. But he wheedled me {nto going in swimming at the Highlands. I don’t know how to swim, but he took a picture of me standing in the poo!. Continaed on “— Page. Ww a“

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SUN DECEMB 40 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH rea _DECEMBER Sieg =—_ ——— eee ee DOCTOR TO MICHIGAN FOXES MAKES A FORTUNE, BUT LOSES i 3 ; , _SKFEPING THE SUND Mrs. Frank Steele Asserts Husband Changed With Prosperity, and That Contact With Foxes Coarsened E j MRS. GRACE STEELE. DR. FRANK N. STEELE. Home of the Steeles. cj . ASS o-" i The... = 4 | -~ * | : MSS \ | ae ee . “ : ed . ¢ “4s - - - can ee ee —— a 4 — ty s 7 a aah. -ve ager re FG, -~ Fy ae ‘ i . 7 ‘ On - SS a sar -_ Ps —— 4 me te Ah a wre WWW WWW -_~ le Se PS Swece > oe pene woe ee nearer i es BB Ns oe asd ambi, 9 Sade LGB Beye a F __ oe ~ ~~ i” 2 “fo LOL AL IO A him > A the yl or mp me Wb, UM gadddddddddd Mn Ben ee A4A#4AD FS AL*AML A LALA LiAwseLA LLL 4 a Pare statia SEES FEC C CCC eee —_ WhhMéMléttiiy “Uti ts Wa ’ oe. “~ 7 Re ae Le A Fis I . ™~ SS \% “+ oh nS es. ye ae bonny WAG °"?''hpE ™ "l»__nxnrnnnwnDdNnw ed NY SY - NS fa 4 wes ok Judge Venderwerp took the & visement. Last week he decision, giving Mrs. Steele a strength of Doc Steele's al her. F If she had had to rely upem firmative proof she might not Eg case, for the Judge held that af eS tae te ol . + 3 ; SY pe ape ee +) * ; : N AR x — ' or = SS . ee A - ae ea ee sa ay ee | Steele was a drinking man aad fem © Bem i oe b nt ~ AGE : Po on ey SN . ways, cruelty was not proved, “im Arthur Holt (le SS IIR en ME A i “ae SO ae | : charges of infidelity, made Lt IF NN os >» NA’ NINN 4 Sk a ge le ra | sald the court, “‘constitute ¢ QY MQ AH The testimony given by OT eeu a a bee ol en Her Young Husband ment made three years ago aniie§ in-Law Came From Theit “Doc” Steele Did Marvels for the Fox Farming Industry, De- eat there bed Senn a the new arrangement, Mrs. Steals ®! and a Scene, and the Dis veloping a Method of Keeping Animals Free of Disease— : ‘at SS ceive $62,000, this being $123 m4 Into Her Body and Sank ~ .) Ch. ere SE to 4 ", a uf a %e +, “ee, %%, "ty 4 PMT RON CREB TT ELS ig F 7 Established Himself as Foremost in the Business — but FY %& oe 2 —, | She is also to receive $125 Mrs. Steele Claims He Neglected Her, Was Untidy in , % sas sai Sins | 23 wee §=oyou would have saved nothing but for me. It $20,000 is to be placed in r She Had Served and Wal Habits and Became he Gr eat Lumbering Fellow.” | ws Be seems very queer to me that you cannot of the two daughters of the - realize that I have grown up and am not that are 16 years of age. B, oe 5 young girl that you married. I have a mind of Doc Steele is willing to let B@ By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. * * 7 my own and if I had listened to friends I The divorce is the main things I By F. A. MUSKEGON, Mich., Dee. &. $ bs i co" | would have left you years ago. I care a great that because, as long as mattess A Staff Co nae HEN Frank Steele and Grace Chadwick were married sixteen years ago, they had 2) | deal for rou and have stood from you what tled, it interfered with his werk. nothing but each other. Now, amongthe fox farms of the North, wherever foxes ‘ | I would never tolerate from another. I was get it but his wife did, whith wa are grown, “Doc” Steele is known. He has won reputation and fortune by over- : ; " in hope that we could begin life anew out in the same thing. As for the W Fox Lake village lived Mrs. Lillian Holt coming the plagues that used to sweep through the fox pens, causing tremendous losses. , a California, but itis upto you. With love and settlement, anything that the , much serving, careful and troubled about Whenever and wherever distemper appears among the captive fur animals, Doc Steele is ) » ial oe mK. . isses.” was right would be ail rie . sent for wee. ) : pee ‘There was testimony tnat Scott and Mrs. him. He did not care about the Me 2" [eft to serve alone, and when Khoss wt . : : ey = : ‘ ; Sek. . _ ~ “Ses - . . - . > For his success, though, Dr. Frank N. Steele has paid a great price. It has cost him ge Lox. | ; ; Steele had met at the home of the Reverend could make plenty of that. wife and family and home. 3 tm mm Mr. Critchett and that messages had passed Yes, the Judge had decided ti » were no gentle words to assuage her Not long after Dr. Steele married, a fox farmer came from Canada and started a , af yr a* : A ) : through Crichett from one to the other, but charges against his wife were MaRy gedy came that day to Fox Lake village. farm to the north of Muskegon and from that beginning grew a great industry, spread . eg aie iP gees pe 3 re a m= it was not shown that there was any impro- Well, that was all right. B * Mrs. Holt, from her youth up, had beer ing across the peninsula, extending to other states. \ ; .. Bi tt ed : priety in these meetings or messages or that wife proved that he was a @ . re heart, most to be coveted, and her hor From the beginning the captive animals off. He was liberal with her, wasn't he? = | ene ppt ysvce ——— - _ PP oie citizens e¢ Muskego aus testified @ ulate ad kitchen a marvel of shining 8§ were susceptible to epidemics. Great losses Well——— \ r. Scott, untortunately, could not be @ had never seen him drunk. _ Pg &- were incurred. Doc Steele, neglecting ais It might have gone on to the end that war W witness for Mrs. Steele or in defense of his his car, he said he had drives & It was this more than anything else, per- atlas . + name . bh a1 f fice > 7 other practice, fought day and night for the Doc riding rough shod over the refinements oi int own Zo: d nam , for the —— a that East and through Los Angeles = . that won her a husband much young- ives of the foxes. checked the diseasés and ife, his wife enduring. t did not. how- before the ca layers departed. Scott ; ; he was called to account in Detroit for passing had never been arrested for Tt Lil ‘ ee sae ' ; nae - ee eee ss , an she, but, at the last, it was this tha : . : 3 . er 4 a : , nee : . . ~ . : ; + . ¢ ¥ : ber °a indispensable to them that he has since spe- Scott of the Canadian fortes came to'town. [°F Doe notice , and he s not 2 man Viired detectives. heir re] s to him 1 te ne! z ht her unhappiness and led to le remains. much? He opined not. Cialized as a fox doctor, and his services have This Capt. Scott, in the particulars that ‘° tice things like that unless they were another separation. — : there came a time when ft was on os been in constant demand, his services liber- have been mentioned, was everything that Pretty obvious. and remained there several months. © tT’ GIRL TELLS HOW said, ‘Ob, is {t?, and I said, ‘Yes, tt Mated that she would work while others ally rewarded. Doc Steele was not. He was dressed. to the When the guests h: ron: oc spoke to his turned and hired other detectives. He says he RAILROAD BALKED he said, ‘Well, I'M bet you'll be 3 ved and then she found herself old, while Largely through Doc Steele’s services, the last detail, with fastidious care. His man- Wife about it. did this because he mistrusted the informa- HE DA death’ and I said. ‘Yeh? Wl If | ae om veens, and that wall fox crop around Muskegon and in adjacent ners were perfect. Such politeness has se]- game to sit so close. And-was it necessary to “02 he had previously received and thought R MAGE SUIT said, ‘I'll bet you'll most die,” . usdanGg was & J g, parts of Michigan has become about as safe dom begn seen in Muskegon. He took off D¢€ 80 playful with his assistant, He says she have it disproved. However, there was not Continued from Preceding Page. want to talk with him any more a! led to the tragedy. as any other, and it is not often necessary his hat in the elevator. Fancy Doc Steele flared up at that an 14 him that if he were © SCONE reconciliation ane Hicie suse fe “Then, one day he suggested that we hira UD- t e's he . 7 and do things, when T can’t. a , Devinger took Arthur and Jeanette ul sometimes from long distances n he fox is *hure Mus] eighte >, aq until Steele a ) lany money and lat they had ssei each | os , , , : ices, and the fox dist Church at Muskegon Heights, wh tees a oe . OP PORES SP | 9k him along one day on an all-day hurt. The X-ray pictures shew ~ their care and after that the Devinger - , : : se ERAS a eee: 7 ' S. I was going with my you think that is any way for & ’ was their home. ich is the doctor's present fee. implied from the introduction Before that, Steele had dispense rmuitQ tai Mrs. Steele filed en = es siste Pollack. t lawrY who is a to act To sic a detective on & ke ao , 2c -' ; F : : sistiers a > .O1iaCk, LUC iawyer, }¢ Ss . ic © . : Tn! It may well be, as Mrs. Steele now says, Scott's style and er hi tan services of Scott. It followed a misadventu that Steele had been duls , though he ; D it came about that Arthur Holt and ss , } Says, Scott's style and manners, gave him a stand- . . : i cUre /- riend « ur family: I knew Mr. Pollack him go the limit just so to get } raimen?t erry) ofl . me . ke a faths - T wanted him isn’t evidence at all? ie a Dev ngzer, daughter of the Devin g¢ rs, not ave Say ec any Ff oo > ow .. —_ - : . . as ai ase ‘ ‘ waa ‘ a | | a i . ~ . . "4 ' | aye om any of the money that has scott was a doctor looking for a location. > Jim up. because I kinda thought mav- “Of course, they put ft over up together. Arthur was seven years owe nto Als hands rr Doc was alway h iinist ] . : } He used prussic acid 2 . ; i 7 anas, : lways The minister to i Stee * > Use russic ac! - — - a .) . “ae , : m ter took him to see Doc Steele, who . 3 . ee ae a . get along and would marry. Jim admit it. I was a dumbbell te mm er than Clara but that discrepancy did sot sermiess in money Matters and he is still that had more than he could do and needed an as- @°Ctor who attended him said there were ‘ad paid her any special attentions or that 4, oe ee Si Bint : +i " way Success hae 5 —. ~ .. £ . : 7 suas e eee - . > . " : th So 23 2] tmnr a , q ; a ? > — ; -. 0 meer Mt ? F OUatR. He Sal 1, James E. W right, as he called 4 , them from spatting as brothers and sis- J ~ CLeCSS Das DOt changed nim. Careless sistant. An arrangement was made for p! ussic acid SVYMDptoms. of course, acid might Lii@ i was any improper friendship ve lLweent an nll e j 1 r’ , , , , k " 4 e ae ement 3 ls an educated mar . only fas sic! n , Steele’s office and attend lave got into the water accidentally, but them. As to the-prussic acid, she had , ee ee =e was ce O86 Oe S sometimes spat. Clara mentions it now Ceres Oil attend ta, — ’ ho a | te traveling salesman and we couldn't make con- you know, there are good fellows = - ad been compelled to neglect Steeta thought it Was some of Scott S cCcare- intormation, but it was her belief that % a am : t , , . ¥ . » Be he . Pefutation of 1 sort of jealousy that her — : — ‘ , eh . +7 rersation. ut insisted, so he ” ir ect. I . ey " pecializing in foxes lessness. nen he recovered he said as much husband had been made ill by poison it was Po] , iM Poll in gp ma Mr. a ie meet thoug | her seemed te feel. latet, whee arthur , ee ee . : leoholi i Ollack. asked Mr. Pollack later what he them.” ears came to her ey = wee . , ; ’ 2 my ov | _ " _ _ - . ‘ . . e?; —_—— =} eee : %. 3 . ahele he nie 7 . ‘ s : ‘ _ : : ss of a fellow. He drank sometimes. His bs- Dr. Scott made good and Doe Steele had no ‘°° :; le office, and struck him. Scott #conoec poison. SN ee Ne se Mieknh ws ' ee a | int Clara's stepfather. . :, thougot and he said, ‘I don’t like his looks. clutched her handkerchief very 3 : , ' ‘t had died and Arthur Holt had ieee at ibe — : i . ia 2 4 +7 7 nm ’ >. — , ~ ‘2 sked eh > the + aie rr mm? : + ie ? r S D rt fastidious. He came fauit to find with bh iw | niece ‘ hw ‘ 7 as . . did not p.ease Doce to i* ara iater . s' as AT ronal -— ™ ~ * s | _ «I “=> ‘ s- v ; mM : IuUlt De that dirty. Railroad Co. ; ; . »* Red al . , , .** > “+ . : . ‘ . ~; v th r wele liat ‘ ‘ ; to try the patience of a wife. left to the ladies. It was all right, maybe. but When Steele, his suspicions fed by this and ~” ntended, by their reconciliation. She we.s mans: : School and found employment playing tae that she bad ever been infatuated with ell, things cragged along until August When the reporter had assem j 1 eve Di uale ata movie theater and for a while nad. been euasminell te oe the first part of September, with him tak- in chronicle order he took it @ the ' wh wen a fiat Tia j ; Yaudey ie stace. *o S80? 4 mpg: = be Bae he came sf tn tha hane ‘ ; ‘ : Was married, but [t was one of those tras she characterized as “phantom creatures of ~ ame out to the house intoxicated, or pre- Alton. Reeder was in his offls® t af " in t2 : ; ’ cad 2) if rs “"] ) he LP a2 ass n . his brain.” du -o “excessive drinking of tending to be, and we had an argument. I the outcome of the dary’s work @ t” ~~ Ma ban . : ow , . : aah ts she s ¢ if ier nusoaage , got mad. I said, ‘You can keep your old pic- Parks C. Archer, chief claim - speaks of | ——_ Se ae . . re > °° . Oe? Eee CoP fog: eed Qh: ee aoe | — * ~ - 5 - . vle ° . eh . FF . . : . , cod = : — a Owners are glad to pay the $100 a day and his known him in the war and whose sanction. ‘OF De was nc expenses, wh Oe wee PIS t! of water. Something in it knocked him over. aud jewelry and had at times bestowed upon ?, * , . . h = aft nei . ae i his formulas. The her some affection. She denied that Scot = in other matters, too. Indifferent to appear- Scott to share Re tee te ae r. “he Sy A ain ws ances. Neglectful of the niceties of life Not the practice he h concerned with manners. A lumbering hulk since he began s as =e One thing, though, he was as open-handed as for him, Doe Steele, he hoped he would Other circumstances, accused his wife, she left with his wife as he was with his cronies. He never be caught prancing and capering aroung ©'m and took the twins and lived in a cottage came home and tossed money into her lap like that. However, Seott was his assistant, 92 the lake near Brighton, Mich. A settle and told her to take care of it He did not and he would not be wanting in hospitality, Ment was agreed upon. Steele gave her $60,- Want to be bothered with it. She might have so one evening he invited Scott out to din- 900 worth of real estate and created a $10.- spent it foolishly and it would have been a!! ner. ’ 000 trust fund for the children and agreed to tures, Mr. Wrizcht tur right with him. There was plenty more where It was an unfortunate thing. It brought #'¥°@ 5is wife $190 a month for the care of me ee ee Sh On ne ake 1. aa pss Ne it came from. But Mrs. Steele was prudent the two men into juxtaposition at the dinner the children. as , ith Scott but declared that al- isaac Be. . mp t want to see you any the Protritt case. and, especially after the twin daughters came, table, and against the perfect table deport- ee eee we anni ae ; nee m9 eS romans wih ae she was looking to the future. She banked ment of Scott the free and easy etiquette of SRS CASS Che 6S Sey ee Oe Se ee ae angen po to a recital of whet Nie 7a ' _— fere + + tim anw , : a = se FP ace @ — “He called me up i Wee a , ° vas the moner. She tried to keep a rein on hi Doc was emphasized. Mrs. Steele could not He Is Suspicious d LO L.@B8LiIMOnV OL SCOtCL B Cuaui.eurs ¢con- on ay - _ in - ce azo, a week be It doesn't need any comment, cerning tryst nd tri D ojourns h fore the trial started. e ls - nae 06 Was @ hard thine te do. i ili deehtteees between the sweet, | bs vsts a rips and sojourns here i had always pre- clared, “we proved this girl a & 2 : and there and endearment ni resses en- tended he was greatly intereste ‘sult was To friends Mrs. Steele confided the things ly perfumed Dr. Scott and the otherwise per- iia, Mlle ieee Setente interven cet anc As ° : ge ments pace sses en pase ie me , a 7 in my suit with pictures and the case re eesti ooy — ee wee See Toute, all intended to supper c's allega- #2¢ onc ® sai earie, I've | t's all she Rad to endure from a husband who had fumed Doc Steele, coming undeodorized from Steele accepted his wife's earnest declaration +: , Sree} eat i geese. ot prensa ggmmcagae the me comprehension of a woman's sensibilities. the fox kennels that a! mae ; 4 ry _ y , mi: ‘40:08 tion that Mrs. Steele was infatuated with the ‘0° time. If you want me to testify for you The reporter asked whether a: : | ‘ e 2 oo. , ‘tat she Bact done no wrong and they re suave Pr. Scott ll right." I said ‘No thank : i ss some of them shudderingly advised her to After that Scott was at the Steele home with reunited ‘ lias inal ae inal P niem te ouis eight a iueanoeiion Poe a Se, Giective int eee : =s $V ess . ere Was little letter ‘e - Stace? JOU lS elZnt years lots leave him. Sometimes she thought she would, increasing frequency. Why not? Wasn't he Scott -had- established himself at Grand in 2 ne ~ whign srs. Steele ~ years and lots of people know me. the manner she alleged. x © I. . » ai : hd ‘ ee iiss eee ee. ad Zid Frote oO Steele wher he x s | , e uess Cc er ch r “te _ , - , ™% ‘ — but she deferred the day. Doc, none too dis- Dr. Steele $ assistant and wasn't he an alto- Rapids. He had an automobile 4 a chan? . " : as in Los Angeles, * & = © araccer witnesses Well, Claim Agent Archer laughed. | Whe, cerning in such matters. was unaware that his gether charming person When ie’ Gtede ¢ " i . : 2 - -, VLG ADG a2 Chaul- which was piaced in evidence, as showing her a2 week before the trial was to start he “He wasn't a detective.” he Yr’ A 7 son. . . ; a - . ¢ : . : a = >> tite... .* ’ > Die te > a is eget rn elegans whats Gey ein a Se ae a

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xes Coarsened Hj; the Steeles. SMO AAMSIASA A iu Ow sIwsIws ‘ : . *% % . ao” 4 P 4 ‘P, ee. ; . . ~ ‘ a : a - : — > : s 6% oe ee ” . 3 i i ee ae * 6 . Lng | Se ce . ae oy ty , NG “, * ‘: : . : x ve 7 % a oO = 4 . ; . a . * * az f -- . . > & ; > rm» =~. a P “- ’ , + a “a a x we . ~ »* “ he = %e ’ ’ a } ~ ar : & : eee ies ‘ gh a P, he mo “Tes 4 te: : % Me - . . A sy ~~ wy a 2 ee é - a pe ~*~ ; Ss ee Re % “ 4 : “> S ET as % ~ > eerie), > $i ts was 2 Ci CP ore ges 7 ’ eas . a - rages . ae RON Y“Yv Se at we J SWI Judge Venderwerp took the case unde visement. Last week he handed down decision, giving Mrs. Steele a divorces strength of Doc Steele’s allegations aes her. If she had had to rely upon her ews firmative proof she might not have wop case, for the Judge held that, althougn ‘Steele was a drinking man and rough ip ways, cruelty was not proved. *But charges of infidelity, made and not x said the court, ‘‘constitute cruelty.” The testimony given by the chauffeu court declared, was not to be believed. The court also set aside the property ment made three years ago on the gr ry errN | * / DECE> a ‘> : , tt H& Lv ave ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 41 li === rtha, “Cumbered About Much Serving,” Weary With Waiting, Kills —w Herself Me SS 4 «% ay 4a - Su, “ ae > s * Pal dae. - ae ee 4 Pi: Be > Rede 4 a ay Al OVA ~ Pr AL ES ak a Sl a Lee Ss DOQQ QQ 53 As y>dIdWd AAAI ey nn Aen, On as EL CL Wty WM MMM YS ah es _ WEP S NS @- WAN W'S Arthur Holt (left) and Albert Harcq. 4 When Her Young Husband and Her Daughter and Son- ' in-Law Came From Their Play There Was a Scolding that there had been a reconciliation. Us the new arrangement, Mrs. Steele is to@ ceive $62,000, this being $12,000 additios She is also to receive $125 a month, wi $20,000 is to be placed in trust for the of the two dawghters of the Steeles’. are 16 years of age. Doc Steele is willing to let it go at The divorce is the main thing. He that because, as long as matters were t tled, it interfered with his work. He did@ get it but his wife did, which was the same thing. As for the settlement, anything that the Judge th was right would be all right him. He did not care about the meney., could make plenty of that. — Yes, the Judge had decided that charges against his wife were not prow Well, that was all right. wife proved that he was a drunkard. citizens of Muskegon had testified that t had never seen him drunk. Lounging his car, he said he had driven it through { ast and through Los Angeles traffic, had never been arrested for violating. traffic regulation. Could a drunkard much? He opined not. —_ ee - said, ‘Oh, is it%, and I said, ‘Yes, it is.’ he said, ‘Well, I'M bet you'll be surprised, death’ and I said, ‘Yeh? Will I?” And Said, ‘I'll bet you'll most die,’ and I ! want to talk with him any more eo I hira UD. | Dak- “Gee, if I'd only known he was a detect sti!] He was a detective all along. He tricked , so into posing for those rictures by making me. to me. Then, the dirty bum, he used @ ay in court. They’re not honest pictures. pout make out as if I really could jump and do things, when I can’t. My spi Jay hurt. The X-ray pictures show it i. my you think that is any way for a big ral is a to act. To sic a detective on a girl and ack him go the limit just so to get evidence F him isn’t evidence at all? nay- “Of course, they put, it over on mé@ Jim admit it. I was a dumbbell to fall for ™ d, James E. Wright, as he called himself. ly a l sick and couldn't work steady, on- you know, there are good fellows In thé Mr. a girl can meet. I thought he was one he them.” Tears came to her eyes, and Oke. clutched her handkerchief very tight. IT was int ended the special pleadings in the cas@@e dn) Miss Ethel Proffitt vs. the Chicago & 4 Railroad Co. “t When the reporter had assembled her tak- in chronicle order he took it to Willism®® day Reeder, St. Louis attorney for the Chicag® pre- Alton. Reeder was in his office disct I the outcome of the day’s work in court om pic- Parks C. Archer, chief claim agent of * as road who had directed the investigatio® Any the Proffitt case. | have They listened with considerable amu ® to a recital of what Miss Proffitt had be- “It doesn’t need any comment,” Reeder ! pre- clared, “‘we proved this girl a fraud in © Suit with pictures and the case was rnoxpste 73a a That's al!.”’ ) you The reporter asked whether the ra St. detective had acted toward Miss Prof me. the manner she alleged. ell, Claim Agent Archer laughed. . he “He wasn't a detective,” he said, “he * he a photographer. We instructed him t#@* that certain pictures, and he went and got ™ said How he did it hasn't*anything to do Pe & he case. He declines to be interviewed.” ae ’ Neither had ‘ Mrs. Holt, from her youth up, had been taught that a clean house was, next to a and a Scene, and the Distrait Woman Fired Four Bullets Into Her Body and Sank to the Floor and Died Where She Had Served and Waited. By F. A. BEHYMER, 4 W Fox Lake village lived Mrs. Lillian Holt, and she much serving, careful and troubled about many things. A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WAUKEGAN, IIl., Dee. 5. was a Martha, cumbered about On a September Sunday she was left to serve alone, and when those she served, unmindful of her waiting, were edy came that day to Fox Lake village. she complained, as did Martha of Bethany in the long ago. }were no gentle words to assuage her complaining. This words time, however, Bitter instead. And } heart, most to be coveted, and her home was a model of tidiness, her floors im- mlate, her kitchen a marvel of shining spotlessness. m™ Was this more than anything else, per- that won her a husband much young- lan she, but, at the last, it was this that tht her unhappiness and led to her death. Pthere came a time when it was taken for dd that she would work while others yed and then she found herself old, while P husband was still young, and that was mt led to the tragedy. Wears ago Mrs. Holt’s home was on Perry near Irving Park boulevard, Chicago. ‘Was Mrs. Devinger then. Next door lived Holt and her son Arthur, and her daugh- Pdeanette. They were good friends as well Meighbors and when Mrs. Holt died Mr. and ™. Devinger took Arthur and Jeanette un- P their care and after that the Devinger me Was their home. Bo it came about that Arthur Holt Devinger, daughter of the Devingers, Up together. ? than Clara but that discrepancy did not them from spatting as brothers and sis- and Arthur was seven years *6ometimes spat. Clara mentions it now PRefutation of a sort of jealousy that her mer seemed to feel, later, when Arthur Clara's stepfather. ager had died and Arthur Holt had eiued to live at the Devinger home. Clara ag, when her father lost his health, had ®hool and found employment playing the Pala movie theater and for a while was bthe vaudeville When she was 17 e¥8s married, but it was one of those tran- ™ affairs. that pass in the ' @8oshe speaks it. Her husband 00, and i] ago, when ehe was the became the wife of Albert Harcq. Pete was a difference of at least 10 years me ages of Mrs. Devinger and Arthur Holt. €Mong the probabilities that the dis- PeY-Was greater. There was inducement, romance for each to concede hing toward narrowing the gulf of years lay between them. They were much to- after Clara married with her husband to live on Island, and propinguity did its work. ® the United States entered the World Arthur Holt enlisted in the Navy and PERE to the Great Lakes training station, Devinger, left alone, knitted things stage. ‘ev ci, 5 . - ike ships of sears Came, especially Ce for him, as women in those days knitted for their men, and Arthur, touched by her devo- tion, not lacking in appreciation of her, right- ly appraising her worth, asked her to marry him. So they were married and when he was as- signed to a battleship off Philadelphia she went to Long Island and lived with the Harcgs, to be near him. So they were married *“‘Darling’’ and ‘‘Dear.’”’ After the war they all returned to Chicago and later the Holts established themselves at Fox Lake, which was a summer resort mostly but had a considerable quota of permanent residents. For themselves they had a sub- stantial stucco home of 11 rooms on the tim- bered lake shore, and for rental purposes a couple of summer cottages. Despite the difference in their ages Holts were happy, or seemed to be. They were affectionate, at least, in their forms of speech. He called her “‘Darling’’ and _ she called him ‘‘Dear.’’ Holt, responsibly employed by a big Chica- go corporation, commuted back and forth be- tween the village and the city. He seemed much younger than the years he claimed, and although Mrs. Holt was well-preserved and a and they were the wholesome and presentable housewifely per- con withal, the youthful appearance of her husband caused comment. The passing years dealt less kindly with Mrs. Holt than with her husband. He re- tained his boyishness. Each year bore more heavily upon her than the one that went be- fore, and each one left its mark. It might not have been so bad if Mrs. Holt had not had a daughter and a son-in-law near the age of her husband. These offered a companionship which, if it had been lacking, he might not have gone seeking, and in that event she would have had him more to her- self. The three, though, were congenial play- fellows, sWimming, rowing, golfing, dancing, sometimes drinking, calling each other Art and Al and Clara, and between them and Mrs. Holt was a widening gulf, for her pleasure was in her homemaking, her housekeeping, her cooking. So it came about, at last, that a sort of jealousy possessed Mrs. Holt, a jealousy of the youth which these three enjoyed in common, ap enjoyment from which she, probably with- out definite intention on their part, was Witt VL gddddddddddddé Vi WW ey 4 Gp SSS Y eee es ees * Re 3 Se ae : po a ea Ss es a eT ee =" al ~

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a 7 Pr = S in _— . — —_ én — aos NN RR ee ee - 2 - eee abit sme ane a PD eR Le, ee . ee ee , ger me A Sas: os eri ~ oe iced _ es agree? 4 hl Rigs 8 Sth an ee St Ro pee RSS Pe ee. BS & 4 ~ h. ‘ se ae vs sha, a | — * ee es > ~ mt eee ed ae ” t* 7 a { ‘ Y rs see BE BEGUN TONIGHT «¢” Wn. St. Louis Federation Will Launch Its Campaign for ; & Funds at Meeting at Col-- | umbian Club. —— on eruited for the campaign, which is | under the general chairmanship of | David Scmmers. | The guest of honor at tonight's) meeting willl be Jacob Billikopf, | executive director of the Federa- | tion of Jewish Charities of Phila- | delphia. He is nationally Known | for social service work among the Jews and is impartial chairman, or arbitrator, of the Men's Clothing | Industry of Greater New York. Un- | der his direction annual contri- | A camraign for $500,000 to sup- ie piy the needs of the Federation «i $ | Jewish Charities during the com- 3 ing year will be launched tonight; § at @ meeting at the Columbian E $ Club. 3909 Lindell boulevard. A : thousand workers have been re- i » § * ed in the federation will be shown butions to the federation at PMila-|hi4¢6; Statler. THe speakers on allotted $55,000, to be divided be- delphia have increased from $600,-| 7. ..9ay will be Rabbi A. E. Mal- tween a eaociation iehrew 900 to $1,500,000. |pern and Festus J. Wade; Wednes- Schools and the Y. M..H. A. and ¥ Other speakers at the dinner | jay, Rabbi Samuel Thurman and |W. H. A. We do not sider the will be Rabbi Leon Harrison and | po-mer Mayor Kie] eeedaw lntter a charitable i i ion in Louis Witt. Stereopticon views of | Rabbi Israel Lebendiger and | Ww. any sense, but as so s the new the various institutions répresent- Frank Carter: Friday, Rabbi Julian $500,000. building at Union boul: Miller and the Rev. William Sulll- vard a ht and several large advance = sub- | vy.) ui scriptions to the campaign wi!! be; «7s ts only recently that the Fed announced. Karl M. Vetsbure. | eration of Jewish mn a fwttt somes representing B’Nai Brith, will pre- side. Mectings at Statler. sali a es JACOB BLLLIKOPF. will meet each Gay at luncheon at come to include all our charitable institutions,” ‘dent of the organization, said ves- Beginning Tuesday the workers terday in discussing the drive ’? “Our 1926 budget’s largest item is for health purposes. A total of $205.000 is to be set aside for the | s Glaser, treatment of ing for a fresh tention to all $85,000 pital is to get work will be d “The next child care. Home and the continue their ‘orphan homes. ‘dren in the built up phys! Home. We ha “Th the two Home and the lotted. and Rose Bry quest of $20,00 Home, $5000. “Education pleted, it will req (harities has leaving $25,000 % _ ~ 1% a presi- otner. sources. . “Our convalescents. maintaining air Ci: +-ry"}. ater, I he sanat¢ and the pital will be ¢ and will be the last word in pital construction. The Jewish Orphan . v7 mers Shelter Home, the Home, and the new Child Welfar: Department wi hundred children today in our two | mer and did not of insufficient fu! the Jewish Ort and Infirm Israelites, $45.00! Hundreds of chil- congested districts are ‘ally at the Rose Bry ndled 7°90 last sum- tak rng rs because 4s rds Old Folks’ Homes, | hodox Ola Folks’! Home for the Aged 109 is al The Miriam C escent tion $3000. and the Gertr Liomes have a re 0 the Loan Associa- 3 1s Ra and recreation are for maintenance +. TY 7 “The national institut Continued on Page 44 the tubercular, car- | imp, and giving at- classes of invalids. 77 2 = — . sR: t . > *é ‘ riugr. Wiki re s’ new Jewish Hos- | $100,000. The hos- | pened in the spring | hos- | Much charity | one. as is the ase alt the present institution. largest item > hk . 7 eT rs } ’ i Te —~ > ' Rose Br _ ‘7 — 3 = aa nee 4 $ work There venue is cem- $75,000 a year of which $50,000 nembership dues, _ 7.7.) fr . . 2isu ror NR RS ee Se ae SE ESS gc A GIFT OF LEATHER Sofrom MURPHY’S Distinctive—Personal—Useful There are the Murphy-made Trunks, Traveling Bags and Suitcases, conscientiously made luggages—in truth the gift supreme for the traveler. 4? “ pec a Writing Folios, Gifts for Women Vanity Bags and Under- Arm Bags. .$2.95 to $60 Dressing Cases $15 to $50 Hatboxes....$4.95 to $45 Gifts for Men Bill Books... .$1.00 to $25 Dressing Cases, $5.00 to $75 Keytainers ... .35c to $15 Military Sets. . $5.00 to $15 Brief Cases. . .$3.50 to $65 Cases Suitcases Umbrellas .. Fitted Overnight ...$15 to $75 * « . $2.95 to $15 $1.95 to $25 Collar and Tie English Kit Bags, Gladstone Bags .$20 to $75 ss 5 \ ~ f Ke \ ' —_- > a a eyo Y t VAS. A glorious Christmas Gift to make | myriad dreams come true : Why a Studebaker is a $25 to $75 ee A Special at a 7. —. a Others Up to $50.00 P.C.Murph Leather Brief Cases A Special at $5.00 Others Up to $65.00 Leather Suitcases Oxford Bags eZ Genuine Leather $ ] 5.00 Others Up to $75.00 English Kit Bag Genuine Leather 250 Others Up to $rceos ‘turphy Trunk Co > 7 Va Freight and war tax extra ~ ie 4 Size. A , Special at : $35.00 : | I) == A One-Profit Value With Enormous Excess Mileage Assured by Unit-Built Constructi Bi Beastifu l8thandLocut | WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY (| 2924N.Grand _ bs ox, 5616 Gravois ¢ STORES 5877 Del | _# $5.00 SUTTON, MOTOR CO. ASSOCIATE DEALERS — \ Others ‘ LLLEY MOTOR co. eee co... ee WOTOR Co. \ Up to wetter BRO oe LLeSaee moron, 328s co. weer ruomuenar® oven cause co. \ Safe Christmas Present You may bry at once with conf- dence that no announcement of “new yearly models” at the January shows will make your Studebaker artif- cially obsolete. Your Studebaker dealer has Keys to Happiness now. He will make car delivery Christmas morning, Christmas Eve, or any time you prefer. Under Studebaker’s Budget Plan of Purchase you may pay for it out of income on terms to fit your individual requirements. The Studebaker Standard Six Sedan Four Door—Ample Power—Wool Trimmed *1395 ARE ANSAS (Northeast) WALNUT BIDGE—Le Yan Moter Coe. ILLINOIS (South ALTAMONT—Altamont Day 2 Night ALTO N—#¢hearbtura Auto Cempaay ANNA— S8e ~f-cell baby Junior len... «20++-+980 | , 190 ne 2-cell baby tubular serene oF © H 2-cell baby nickel. ee eoeeeer * .89e u S.cell Spotlight ...-«-«ees+. -$1 98 Te 3-cell Spotlight wee eeereeeer . $2.50 Hou Thermos Lunch Kits Complete with 144-pt. corrugated nickel-plated bottle; Sale pricé.....+++ee+> $2.98 Icy-Hot Lunch Kit, complete with — bottle; $1.98 ale PLiIC€...sceweesss For Monday c L’May Face Powder..... We Pebeco Tooth Paste.....; 30c Revelation Tooth Powder, Kolynos Tooth Paste.... ic Woodbury’s Cold or ie Nadinola Cream....eeeeeees Milkweed Cream. ........++« 60c\Pompeian Face Powder... 60c \Pompeian Day Cream.., 25c Pompeian Lip Sticks... 50c Djer-Kiss Lip Sticks. ..-. $1.73 Djer Eau de Toilette.. $1.25 Djer-Kiss Eau de Veg Dorin’s 1249 Rouge....,. Woodbury’s, Cuticura, Resi Tar Soap—Box of 3 cakes. ermicidal Soap, 1%, 3 for.. Chex Soap, 19c; 3 for..-.. vee $1.00 Cotv’s Talcum....... $2.50 Djer-Kiss Doublette C $1.50 Djer-Kiss Double Com] $2.25 Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal. Dier-Kiss Face Powder..... Ivory Soap, Guest Room Size, Ee Complete assortment of| genuine Meerschaum and Bakelite Pipes at attrac- tive prices. French and Pipes, 49c and Up WURIEL CIGARS | 25 tm Box 16 on. ng A POR RE. $23.23 vet Ger S00 ate: .ocedecedin $2.7 16-028. Se str. «ize oni oe _ ° G: DON JULIAN 25 in Box 10¢ ~ <tze ***eeee pee 2 for 1 or 2hc GED. coececcoce mee ome 150 etr. ee 8 for S0c size stednenasae dee HARVESTER pl + size Pheer soe onesie $2.23 C Te sieneteeseseseseer <1 &

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DECEMULI 5, 1925, | ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH = 483 ae ae — > — SSN NN NN NEN ENE NEN ENN NET EN NEN NN NNT | Star-Rite ie : . ss Star-Rite { Electric Toaster Heating Pad Complete with cord and attach- Extra large size, 11%x9%. Has —~ we ee es three heats, thermostat con- reversible on both sides; trolled genuine Hammer-Outler makes two switch. Com- pieces of plete with time. Regular muslin cover. Regular $5 value. Sale $7.50 value, price, Sale Price, $5.98 . SUNDAY DECEMBER 6, 1995 a —~ — Se ee ree Soc Daggett and Ramsdell’s Cold Cream, 59c Monday Only LAVORIS Large 20-oz. Bottle a imit of 3— 59c Monday Only $3.98 ale ole idee. of 82% ob = oh ves +4 FOR MONDAY ONLY Shido rers in comfort. : e Standard Six engine’is the | ny car of its size and weight. io much in these days of urban / e thrill of open country driv- ag et ee Ticke! VER 2-cell Spotlight her safety and your peace of 7% — : 4 Thermos Lunch Kits *@ nickel-plated bottle; w Sale price $2.98 acture enables you to buy this te haracter at the lowest price | dan by Studebaker. ® For Monday Only 8 60c L’May Face Powder. wm Icy-Hot Lunch Kit, complete / ; bottle; ale price with HM 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste ; genuine Meerschaum and # Bakelite Pipes at attrac- 2924 N. Grand 5877 Delmar HLER MOTOR co. O23 Delmer SSANT MOTOR SALES CUO. iy W. F Lortesant ll ———— A A — - A throughout the United Moter Gales Co. pens Bailes ( ompary — Meter Bales ( a. Moore 4 sile® wl | Germicida Bi 30c Revelation Tooth Powder........ ‘www mumue Kolynas Tooth Paste................... BB 60c Woodbury’s Cold or Vanishing Cream... Nadinola Cream........ | Milkweed Cream....... 60c Pompeian Face Powder i itepeneeseoscov es 4% 2Ac 24c 39¢ 79¢ 79¢ 42¢ PR es céeces 39¢, is a ie aia ies ler wai a Suc Pompejan Day Cream. ..... ~ quohnaem oe Makes such a gift. Ask to see the black- will like product). and orange color, writing 10.000 to 25.000 words at one filling, the largest ink capacity of any pen —prices that will please at $2.75, $4.25, $5.25, $6.25, $7.50 De Vilbiss made—a most 1 beautiful and varied assortment. from 9Sc to $14.98 Caron’s Christmas Ive Per- fume, original bottle. Florient Gift Box Luxurious as an Eastern idol in a jewelled shrine. A gold- and-red cabinet guarding the golden richness within. Florient perfume and toilet water, rouge and face powder. A royal gift for the ruler of one’s heart. Sale Price, $6.00 Star-Rite Heater 12-in. diam- eter copper reflector. “_— $5.00 ‘alue, $3.98 Is just the thing these nippy mornings and cool evenings, Glowing warmth where yon want it and when you want it. Cord attached to any lamp pocket. Extra large size Heater. 14-inch diameter $ 9.98 THE TALK OF ST. LOUIS l--POPTLAR PRICES Fer the finest qual- ity optical merchan- dise to be had. For Eyes F-xamined Free Bifocal Lenses Two visions for far and | Shellolid, copper reflector. Regular $7.50 value. your safety we have the ble registered docter eof optometry. OUR OPTICAL DEPARTMENT GROWING DAILY Our Three Points 2—EF FICIENCY 3—SERVICE We guarantce @ - fect eye examina- tion. Our reputation behind our work. most capa- Oculists’ Prescriptions Fill ata | GT 4 Saving ~ A PAIR OF GLASSES MAKES A USEFUL GIFT LONG REMEMBERED Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Library Frames light weight, Gen. Tor. Lenses Crystal white, $9.50 | Sa". $2.50 Stock No. 18...... $2.79 $2.50 Cutex Marquise Set. Stowuk: No. 2d. occes $2.29 $1.50 Cutex Traveling Set. Stock No. 17 $1.29 $1.00 Cuyutex Five-Minute Set. Stock No. 19. .89c All these Sets come in Gift Packages. Note—No. 19 Five-Minute Sets and No. 29 a Sets in beautifully deco- rated metal cases. Men's Shaving Necessities Gillette Blades...39c, 75c Autostrop Blades.39c. 75c 35c Keen Kutter Blades 35c Ender’s Blades.. .29c Gem Blades: 3 pkgs.$1.09 Ever-Ready Blades. . .29c 50c Williams’ Shaving Cream 39 50c Williams’ Aqua Velva 50c Molle Shaving Cream Barbasol Shaving 8-piece, Amber finish, Ivory, in green,...$8.98 13-piece, Amber finish, Ivory, in red....$11.98 For Monday Only $1.00 Adlerika .«cssnenereoce+eieeeeee $1.00 AllenDrhu .cueseeees's ce sconce Baume Analgesique occ ceses ONC Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 2 dozen Se eee ed Bottle of 100 sence see Bell’s Pine Tar and Honey.........24¢, 47c, 89¢ Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin..........42¢ and 83c 60c Doan’s Kidne plats ee | - Father John’s Medicine « andi $1.25 Gude’s Pepto Mangan.... ss -98c Horlick’s Malted Milk... Joint E ope vowowces ces 0 ce oo ore wee BEC, 75C, $2,85 - = < he. eS. - Kondon’s Catarrh Jelly. .......e+ss0.230, 44¢ ¢ $1.00 Miles’ Nerviti®s sc cdcoce oc cwdicenen nee $1.10 Nuxated IfG@ii Vesccocceceseduscul 49c Pluto Water. «:cedsecece cocct os ope Sloan’s Liniment.....ec.seee0+-27C, 53¢, 98e Swamp Root Terremirerr,T Scott’s Emulsion. .<ssebesccccceanu 83c $1.50 Sangrina TQBREEE ss occccccoesunue 60c Syrup Figs (California)..............42¢ Schoenfeld’s Tea.... 3 for 50c $1.00 Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil Compound79e Vinol 98c, 3 for $2.50 ; Complete assortment tive prices. French and Italian Pipes, 49c and of| CIGAR AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS Of every de- scription mod- erately priced. Up Smoking Tobacco 16 0z. Tuxedo, 85c; 16-0z. Vel- vet 16-oz. Prince Albert GARCIA GRANDE : EA gt ENN LNG KS ONS XS IEHE ELH OKA ON ON ie Oe Cigars— Tobacco— Pipes Our Cigar Department is now in full readiness for Xmas selections. All leading brands of Cigars, packed 10, 25 and 50 Cigars to a box. A most capable corps of salesmen are help you LADIES select a good brand of Cigars that will please HIM. at your service to PREFERENCIA Nothing Like It 10c size . Ever OUR 1925 COMBINATION BOX Surpasses Anything We Have Offered in Former Years ene NNOLEE-ANALSORS \ EAMOUS \ - COWBIRATIO \ WOLFF WrLSO" This box con- tains 25 Ci- gars in 3 dif- ferent shapes, ~ SAMN WO. P ec rf ectos. ® for 25c size HENRY RAEBURN Sold in St. Louis Blunts and Panet elas; | packed in a Jf tancy cedar- wood bor with hinges Trios and clasp. y tf, 7 A Wolff-Wilson’s Factory Smokers Special Sale Price... Box of 25 Regular Price $2.50, $ if 1 9 8 Per Box e W.-W. SEMI-CLUB 25 tm a box, $1.25 DUTCH MASTERS CIGAR HUMIDORS In mission and ma- hogany finish, por- celain lined, at prices 7 = to suit every purse. ¢ Perfecto Garcia CHANCELLORS Finest clear Havana, in bozes of 26, $3, $8.50 and $4 LA PALINA

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= ee eg Rn > a peek a ate hilt tie i > "hak: 7 ° i ~ ‘2 PU # ee Saea mS - “eget: Ke nig ke be ee senna ane aga se Se ie sd ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Se | (Hot Springs, Ark.). National Jew- ish Desertion Bureau and the Jew- ish National Farm School, Campaign Organization. campaign organization in- 44 JEWISH CHARIT IES’ $500,000 DRIVE TO BE BEGUN «TONIGHT pas atime hae: Herman Husch, Mrs. A. ‘Shank, Sydney M. Schoenberg, as- have been put down collectively for sociate chairmen; Sidney Roth- $11,000, are the Cleveland Orphan | gschild, Aaron Waldheim, Emil &§ Strauss, Frank Dubinsky and Louis " a . ye SUNDAE DECEMBER & ) ~ ‘Platt, Mrs. Isaac Halpern, Nathan} Harris, Sam Kranzbersg, Cohen, Mrs. |Morris H. Rosenthal, Seltzer, Jack Dubinsky. Zemelman, Sam Hamburg Jr., Isi- dore Mathes, Walter lL. Freund, Mrs. M. Golland, Leslie Lieber, Mrs. Alvin Bauman, David Wohl, Irvin Bettman, Mrs. Charles M. Home, Jewish National Hospital. a > Sete ' Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society |Gollin, Morton J. May, Mrs. Sam- | F' Pygmen nm po alosewumnee (Hias), Bureau of Jewish Research, uel S. Friedman, David Eiseman pn a en oy pee te s Leo N. Levi Memoria! Hospital ‘Jr.. Mrs. Harry Carp, Edward G wanbudioen I 4, Lier. FREE DRUG SALE! Free Drugs, Etc.—Keiffer (A $1 Gift Fine Sachet Perfume Free Toilet Articles—Keiffer FREE Column—Buy Ove—Get One Free | Yes. my See S ne ma FREE Column—Buy One—Get One Free Sachet to cac customer ‘ " . . 75¢ Ib. Roll maoeroene Cotten....1 Free ¢1.00 worth or more of anything you need tog ow Elgg 2 Potem eap ie . — 1c, 1 Se, 2Se Boric Acid pure. .* o Free in our store. Simply tell us in what paper . 00 = ° az . oe —-_' 2 " heat ibe, @Se Pure Castor PR baesea! 1 Free you saw this ad. Monday only. $1. eons er, ~~ RSRETR: e iSe,. the Pure tilycerin..........- 1 Free ~ ag ~s Rubber Gloves, gua , ; “Se Kiiney Plaster, Mead's 1 Free (Se Fan Tana ~ i ong og wo bose — 1 ad's... s. nye M - “a — age Be hamens Cold Cure: '--"-t bree | Free Patent Medicine—Keiffer sro *¥e.crtneemometer 0.21.1 Ere Manzan, OSS | : wSe Barkeepors’ Triend ......-.--- 1 Free FREE Column—Buy One—Get One Free | ie eee Bale Dye. . ak ae A wees ii ai aie Gesrede Aromat... t Free | 25¢ Bromide Quinine, cures colds. .1 Free | $1.50 Twitte Rest Toblete........1 Free 26, B5c, GSe Cascara Aromatic....1 Free | 5@c Ring’s Tablets, cure dyspepsia. .1 Free } Fz ipstick, ge anpeheepeeee i on We, S5e Pure Extrect Vanilia.....1 Anog 25e, 50c Honey-Tar Cough Syrup...1 Free | 50° ee Tenth Brean + .o nl age I A Free | 5c, $1.00 DeWitt’s Kidney Pills. .1 Free! T°’ otieg Skin Soap....... 2.2... > oe Ie Sewing Machine oil, fea...» - . Ne | 25e Carter's Little Liver Pills 1 Free | 1Oc Nail Bleach Pewder.. *s Ieee aSe ge ceases: rt S8c Mill's Cacsare Guisias. ..- ---- . = $1.25 Mair Brush, a dandy. ..1l Free Se. Soe. Tg able : Pree zSe, 50 Red Cross Cough Syrup... heed l0c, 25e Henna Leaves or Powder. .1 Free Se, We, 8c Adhesive Tape......1 een 60¢ Miro Pile Ointment........... a Free] 1a. Ceteem. aboorbemt ..........> . Free “ie DeWiltt's Cold (ure. seaeees 1 ree $1.00 Indian Herb Tonic Tabicts. = 1 Free 25 Re. SOc DeWitt’ . a ‘atarrh Cc ny Free ~ “. (a liga ; Nae 60c McDonald Atlas Compound....1 Free / 3 Cocoa, Stollwerck’s, %2-ib.....1 Free + a »- ¥ TES. .cccccs : Ae 25e, 50c Laxative a Pepsin . = ae 356 Olivile Gheving Cream **° "Free = mterd ‘Gaive..... 50c Kalis Flu Capsules. .. _ ‘ree | >. . ; ee eae Ste Pewitt's Vepe § pk ie os i ed 25e, 50c Bro-Aspirin, cures cold. --1 Free | lhe ae ste Pereaiie, U. &. Nag t eo . ny Fe /25¢ Haarlem Oi Caps. seescccem SUOOI Ss. ane = 2 > Sale "s Free 4 acks ate 't Bree | Sie, toe Baby Cough Care. “ oe ee, ~ pened ay : | ase Rat op = ASe Anaihilater . 1 Free 25e Allan's Teeth Paste. i + = nee L Free +s on - = Perma masse , | Se After-Shaving Talcum Powder.1 Free 1@c, ZSe Potass. - ngunate . .1 Free t ~~ gg em . oo isc, 254 Liquid Shin Colicdice..... t Free | Special Single Price—Keiffer | 30c Borated Taleum, lkeiffer’s._|.1 Free ta skin Cotiodios po ome . Free; au items in This Columa Single Price | 31's9 Compact, New Thin Double. 1 Free -— ise Saiphs FI — ee ee $1.25 Hood Sarsaperilia.......-..--. 79 | i5e¢ Munson Comb Cleaner, 25c size. 1 Free ' end . ® ~y © 1 Fr _35e Rubbing Alcohol .. =9c | 5@c Face Powder, Keiffer... .. .1 Free ty ype} are Gets Coms. LF we , 30¢, GOe, $1.20 Bromo-Seltzer. 20c, 40c, S3e | 5c KEzer Foot Caps, cure sore feet.1 Free + ag ee to ge ogg ASS 1 Ames | Ge, $1.10 Olive Oil, French. J9c, GBe | o5- Germicide Soap 1%, Keiffer...1 Free yee oi ig oll Allee ade aa Nees 10¢ rt Emmett Cigars. ” Bp —— | FREE CIGARS! IT S KEIFFER > | 30c Lalla Rookh Cigar........ ’ ° Free Candy! It’s Keiffer ye es ge SO rs | Free Perfume! It’s Keiffer Gc Whipped Cream ponenmnaes, Ib..1 Free Se Colonial Manilia.............. Fr 65c White Rose, 65c Jockey Club, 65 10c¢ Peters’ Chocolate 1 Free | FREE _ KODAK, HAWKEYE—KEIFI EK ws $1.50 Narcissus Perfume, each 39c Marshmallows, glass jar......1 Free #=-50 Eastman's No. 2 Hawkeye Kodak. A | Ee ee ae 1 Free Se, 20c Horehound Drops........1 Free Film Pack, Size Bh x3M% 1 Free ' $2.00, $1.75 White Rose Perfume, 1 Free ~~ oa, SD, bea. 5 oececes dee Me ee - $1, $2, $2.50 French Perfume....1 Free Candies, fres es....1 Free ree — $1, $1. 75 Jeckey Club Perfume...1 Free Se Menthel Cough Drops, Kelffer's. 1 Free F Rubber Goods- “Keiffer American Rese Toilet Water. ..1 Free 1@c Fruit Tabiets, assorted . -1. F 4 how Hot-Water Bottle or Fountain $3.00 Narcissus Perfume, oz...... 1 Free 25e Jumbo Gum Drops, fresh, Ib...1 Free | Syringe, guaranteed 1 year 1 Free $2.50 Mary Garden Perfume, oz...1 Free KEIFFER—BROADWAY AN D FRANKLIN | Busrer Brown SKXTH AND FRANKLIN Shoes for ® "CE Wilhams All-Leather Shees fer All the Family Buster Brown © Shoes for Boys Girls —— Here Are Practical Christmas Gifts Free Holly Box With Christmas Slippers Slippers for house wear—and Shoes—comfortable and attractive—a splendid way to solve many a gift problem, and a pleasant way—at prices like these! Mail Orders Filled—We Pay Postage. Select Now While Sizes Are Complete Double Eagle Stamps All Day Monday Constant Comfort Dress Shoe Ladies’ short vamp Shoes of Black glazed kid. .Smart, yet comfortable. Steel arch supports, Ladies’ Warm Shoes FLEECE LINED Ladies’ all-Black kid, fleece lined, or -with felt tops. — — Ee Plain toe, low * heels. . rubber heels. dl Wide widths. ‘Widths A to D Sizes 3 to 9 ‘o Sizes 37 to 8 te, Constant Comfort Nurse Shoes Plain-toe model made of glazed Black Kid. Hand-turned soles. Steel arch sup- ports. Low rubber heels. Comfortable and extra service- able. Widths C to EE Sizes ? ta 9 ‘4 Ladies’ Felt House Slippers RIBBON OR FUR TRIMMED AS Extra quality Ladies’ Felt House Slippers with leather soles and rub- ber heels. Choice of Black. Gray, Brown, Green, Purple, Maroon, Blue and Old Rose. Sizes 2% to 8. Extra 3 $ l 25 Special... Soft- Sole Slippers Warm, cozy felt Slippers with padded Elk soles and large Pompons. Choice of Brown, Gray Blue or Maroon. Sizes 7 to 8 Specia! at 85c 5 X\ ~ > Ladies’ Felt Slippers Leather Soles Ladies’ Black, Brown or Gray Baby Nullifiers Made of Red or Blue felt, felt house Slippers, with bow and ribbo ornaments; flexible ing An leather soles and —T reaeka rubber heels. Oe Sizes 1: to : 59c Sizes 3 to 9 $1.25 Men's House Slippers and Nullifiers With Hand-Turned or Flexible Soles & Rubber Heels msdn sae 1! $3.00 $2.50 Black or Brown kid; flexible soles Black or Brown kid; machine- sewed soles... . $2 Sizes 6 te 12 ee ee lem ee rng nee a >_ ree © © Red Felt Nullifiers for Children American Beauty shade of Red felt, Black fur trimmed. Flex- ible leather’ soles and low heels. A Child's 5 to rr > $1.00 Men’ s ‘Felt Siepere Comfortable House Slippers made of extra quality felt: with leather soles and rubber heels. Brown or Ox- ford Gray. Sizes 6 to 12 $1.25 Padded Elk Soles $1.00 Hyman | William H. Goldman, | { Mrs. Eugene | Mrs. Simon | Rice, | THE “ROSARY” IS A SUCCESS AT PARIS ODEON THEATER 'By the Associated Press. PARIS, Dec. 5.—The Odeon The- ater has produced a play based on | Florence Barclay’s novel of some 15 | years ago, “The Rosary,” which promises to be an unusual success. It has caused many critics to la- ment that a play of this sentimen- tal character should occupy the stage of France’s second national | theater. A new theater near the opera) was recently opened with a drama | iby a 24-year-old playwright, Jac- | ques Natason, who now has works} |running at two playhouses, The winter season here is marked by the popularity of musical comedy, @s distinct from the native French operetta, and ey the number of melodramas of present-day life. In some of these the heroines are modern women, one running a ga- rage and another managing a pub- lishing bi WIN BALLROOM A DANCE HONORS South Americans — First Choice of International Jury in London. Ry the Associated Press. LONDON, Dec. 5.—South Ameri- cans are the best ballroom dancers in London, in the opinion of an im- partial jury made up of Italian, — an, Spanish and English danc- ing n inre. The ‘South Americans are seen in the West End ball rooms nearly every night and are eagerly sought in society as well as for private af- fairs when hostesses vie with one lisiness., another to have plenty of good Gances ‘ss on thetr lists. The South Americans have the rythm of the Merth Americans and the style and deportment of the English dancers, the judges decided. The English are too stiff, the jury agreed, and from the United States, e doing splendidly, are inclined little too much vigor into ents. ' dancers whi to put a the r mov em PUCCINI'S OPERA AT CHICAGO | Last Work of Composer Announced | for Next March. ‘orrespondence of the Post-Digpatch and oe Chicago Dally News MILu Dee. 5.—Puccini’s last opera, cs Rh dot,” based on Goz- zi's celebrated play, has been an- nounc ced for performance at the Scala ee ve house next March. Th composer left the second | half a the third act uncompleted. | His friend, Alfano, composer of the operas, “Resurrection” and | “The Srade of Don Giovanni.” was commissioned to complete it. This | he has accomplished, using for his | ‘music the fragments sketched by | Puccini, and as little as possible his own composition taugh Broadcasters Block Traffic. 1? ated Press. L ONDON. Dec. 5 aes nolse h as been introduced in the street clatter of London by metion picture | heater proprietors who have loud speakers at their doors to transmit the laughter of the audience on the inside. Whenever a particularly amusing film is on crowds soon form in front of the laugh broad- casters until the police shoo them away. The city authorities agree/| that the scheme is an excellent one, | from the viewpoint of the motion! ' picture owners, but aver it threat- | ens to become a sertous impedi- ment to traffic, and steps may have. to be taken to bar any Rawr i in- | stallation of the laugh spreaders. Hindenburg Writes Own Letters. By the Assoc@t ed Press : BERLIN, Le c. 56.—Following the | stom of William JI. founder of the + A slain German empire, President von Hindenburg, immediately on his return from a tour of the , writes in his own hand let- ters of thanks to the heads of gav- ernments, state and municipal, who have entertained him. The Presi- dent scorns assistance from secre- With a firm han vhich in no way betrays his age. he writes out his appreciation, in- untry iries or typists. CROWDED To the Doors JANUARY PRICES Monday at the Old Reliable GLOBE Men’s heavy Melton Overcoats, Gaberdine or Topcoats. A Of Sizes up to 44 chest... ' Men’s and Young Men's Pencil Stripe Cassimere Suits; A of) sizes up to 44 chest.... a #; Ne tet ‘ For $20 Fancy Back Overccats Gabardines cr Top- ceats and Two-Pants Suits 9.90 For Men’s and Young Men's $30 Overceats and Two-Pants Suits, New- esi Shades & Modeis Men's and Boys’ sheep-lined Moleskin Coats, and Re 7 45 b. 90 double Ne eis “Yes “ieee oS Men’s Mackinaws, breasted Corduroy. . 3 QF Coats or Vests....... ‘ ' Boys’ 2-Pants Suita, ? Of also heavy Overcoats.. é Young men’s Coats and Vests > = ml Sale 2,90 Boys’ Long-Pants Cassimere Suits, also fancy plaid- A Of ' back Overcoats Boys’ Yellow Stickers ee ln cad Melodia Panes... 100 213 11 Ne “eee ot ‘ | 2 tian ram 4.00 Blue Serge or Pencil] Stripe Pants. Men's $3 Combination Pn o¢6eeccabeouceeur Men's Automobile Gleves or Mitts. .$1 Men's 1.50 Jersey Coats... ... 75c Heavy Rope Sweaters......... 95 Men's Heavy Yarn Sex.........10c Men's Heavy Union Suits....1.00 Men's Canvas or Knit Gleves.. ..Se Collins Woel Underwear Men's Fleece Ribbed PS ND «oc carmmneeal #2 PS Boys’ $3 Lumberjack Ceats...1.45 Men’s Heavy Overalls, Jumpers $2 Men’s 2.00 Heary Flian- ] Np nel Shirts:(not all wool). '! Men's 2-Pocket Work Shirts...5Oc Men's $6 Bath Robes... .......- $3 Men's Fiber Initial Hdkfs., 6 for SOc Men's $10 Radium Silk Shirts 5.45 Double Eagle Stamps Mail Orders Filled aes ‘ ee wm tic Pr ce SALVE has healed more old sores than all ADVERTISEMENT IOLD SORES 1869 ALLEN'S ULCERINE Sen e sistin h ratitude is rsona] | other salves com . Tt is the most a wane . = powerful salve known ang hb sores matter which cannot be expressed / from the bottom awing out the is ‘cents. a ¥y proxy or subalterns, or with the | poisons. By mail | 4. P. ALLEN MEDICINE CO.. Dest. AB &. Peel. Mine. Ps es oes ay *% v ear _ = Caer e The Store Filled With Suggestions’{ XMAS GIFT A Timely Sale of DuPont PYRALIN TOILETWARE A special purchase of a large quantity of this popular Toilet- makes possible for you to purchase in this sale, com- ware, plete sets or separate pieces at prices extraordinarily low. there are slight imperfections. COLORS: Shell, Plain Amber, Plain and some cases At Nall Vases. Cream Hooks etc. At Choice Boxes. Bonnet All These Pieces May Be Engraved With Monograms or Initials at Moderate Cost GIVE A KO OR CAMERA The Gift Gives Cheer All In Ivory on Amber, Dubarry lvory 39c Each | At $1.89 Each . Tra | , Hair Cloth and enue eaheue Frat Brushes. Nail Jars. Button | Polishers, Picture Shoe Homs | Frames. Dresser Trays. | ot ~“™ | Puff and Powder Box- “f es, Hair Receivers are 98c Ea h iin the assortment. c otf Petem | At $2.96 Each 6 6. Dressing | Choice at this price _ Eesel Mirrors. of Hair Brushes. Bou- Buffers. Puff doir Trays. Jewe! Cases, Hair Receivers, Cloth Brushes, Picture Brushes. | Frames. Christmas Tree Lighting Ouftits regular lighe cir- cuit ; long-burning lam ps. Cut Glass FRUIT BOWLS Val $2. 98 Value. A’. Fruit high-grade ze size, would make gifts. Choice, two beautiful patterna These Bowls, lar very usef! Other specials in Cut Glass PEED . cc cenatcoscce ome Coampoetes ...gp cco -. $2.48 he ER RRR ES ee 98- A Deposit Will Hold Any Purchase Cutlery Electric Appliances Ingersolls Leather Goods | NOW ON D Early Purchasers the Choice bisa BMTTTIT TTS aH. We take ord fer | Smoking Poker : Casseroles Games Toys 417 North Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles $a ee i Oa ed < i of such a mechanical! device as modern trpewriter Houston's — Civic Opera Cycie. =t -Disepa TIOUSTON “Tex Christmas week oresent a civic opera cir ng2 of ‘The Firefly.” “Sari,” *“Rob- Hood,” “The Mikado,” “The'| late Soldier” and “Sweet- | Charles Sinclair, formerly | ee. 5.—Dur- this city will cle, consist- Tro sin = Choco earts stage mamager of the St. Louts Mu- nicipal Theater Association, wi!]l produce the works. INDIGESTION 1 STOMACH UPSET, Alt 1U0_ MUCH! Stop Gas, Acidity, ee Instantly ! Heartburn, any Stomach Misery Instant stomach *relief! Harm- less: The moment ‘‘Pape’s Diapep- sin’’ reaches the stomach all dis tress from acid stomaeh or indiges- ion ends. Immediate relief from flatulenee, gases, heartburn, palpita- on, fullness or stomach pressure. Correct your digest on for a few cents. Millions keep it handy. Druggists recommend it. { Hear the New Orthophonic Victrola — Granada $150.00 Model for Immediate Delivery WurR LIZE REG.U.S.PAT. OFF. 1006 OLIVE STREET SUNDAY DECEMBER 6, ——— "1923. ~—_ es eee . I rc Manufacturers 318 OLIVE ST. This Beautiful Console Phonograph, Floor Lamp $ --¢@.. — We ef] accept your piano, ph part ** °° radio at full present value ss ~ t and you need pay No Money Down ~ Used Department Specials 25 Goad Used Phonographs $31 VICTORS BRUNSWICKS COLUMBIAS, ETC. 50c Per Week oO Eveni Till 90 . ull ~h ” ‘ - eS aby # ims B.. ¥ Be TEASPOONS—Set of 6; | DESSERT SPOOME Bt ccwcee-e--o 9008 | cnn KNIVES AND FORKS— SUGAR SPOONS Six of each; - | value; $7.00 value ... $5.25 each epee és SALAD FORKS — Set BUTTER . value ..-..... 9Oo49 | 9010 vane BUTTER KNIFE — 70c | SALAD a DOC | cach ..<. cee R Think of it! possessor, It’s more th security! It’ children, c » It means ane a renited hom notice to va heart-breakin the tramping stairs and do hausted and means an en day with itsa al and expen helpless sen one who y rent receipts might have

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DECEMBER 1998 : pECEMBER 6, 1028. _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , — ALTON, GRANITE CITY TRACTION| Vo" Kueselgen. the President's) pneu pen nenan enw | Hanover secretary said, “the Field at. | : BONDS CALLED IN AT 95) Ssrsbat ts bored by music.” if The Store of Worth. While Gifts o on Credit D\ zee yi om Manufacturers oo a | ADVERTISEMENT TSR | ican Securities Co. — y 8918 OLIVE ST. . > 2 Bondholders of the Alton, Gran- | | A‘, + dp h S . > man ite City & St. Louls Traction Co., | BEWARE THE | reas: ase , i Sh. 4| which has been in receiversh!p mcs: uggestions for: This Beautiful Console at | since August, 1920, have been given sees oe * h oO a h =o “ae until Dec. 30 to turn over to the | 2 (tee i P on £r p J ' 5 North American Securities Co. cones . >. i SELECTIONS a> ‘bonds they hold, for which they | passe |Holders Given Until Dec. 30 to Turn | 12 OF MUSIC, and a: | will receive 95 per cent of the paz : sh. .! £2 ; value of the bonds. The North | | iy - : Gis : — American Co. now owns about 95 | ’ | Floor Lamp Eee: | Pa ee #2 The old 1 Rellable, Original Diamond and W atch “credit House—Largest in the World ; sib . S42) OO mon stock. GIVE A KODAK q hh) ee | cd | | The receivership of the sic Feshoust coms anh ae lead s 717 OLIVE STREET i , E OR CAMERA “ WL _company was a subject of investi- | geriongs trouble. You can stop th TSC bs ' i aa | . | gation by the congressional com- | now with Creomulsion, an cmutethed "i | conduct of Federal Judge English | mulsion is a new medical rates | ; 3 : ~ ’ . ; ao Toilet - : KODAKS “ay P| etl Seg SOS | gf East St. Louis, it having been | with two-fold action; it soothes and | iE. . D i AM ON D “NL bg x ; : valu . | BES RE e i. 4 : | low In o . “Ada” “Marguerite” erie “Lexington” | “Madalyn” Diamond Ring | Diamond Ring ‘¥\ify Diamond Ring Diamond Ring Radiant blue-white WAS : ; Diamond, set in octa- Beautiful b! ue wae . A fine exam ple | A rich design in gon top. ww Diamond 15-s. ¥\: of rare elegance. | : it d. gold ring is pierced. erie The mounting is a, white — ctagon top, Wonder: AB ik-k. white gold delicately pierce value “a our . . green | and engraved. ‘octagon | Octagon top. se Dia- with blue white mond of dazzling’ Diamond of daz- wadiance. ziing besuty. .3150 $50 $3.75 a Week 61.25 a Week Open Daily Until 6 P. M. > , , : -- | Smoking Stands 4 | | Poker Racks Percolators Casseroles roadway —_ St. Charles — = - wer Sa ae BER a rae PGR RR CS Ra ate os Think of it! What a present for the family. A present that never tires its possessor, something that will increase in its value to you more every year. A. = alma It’s more than simply a plot of ground and four walls. It’s permanency, it’s ; A Wis ras "as a “ ee ore St Se Cidi ut security! It’s prideful background for you, proper environment for your + $25.00 — Three gorgeous, brillian Magnificent dinner ring in 18-k. white other Black Onyx Rings, ect With Diamonds in cootir with ‘et ie gold. Very attractive dewign. set with pive-white Diamonds. extracr | : f if three brilliant blue-white Diamonds} ,.. oe 7 ww $15 Koha -~ Ff “> er $225 ) . , ; Pid ‘ : Mammon s firme ilues at. err A m children, contentment for your wife. oan | pm By BBE aE Cw en G6 a Week ea Sola tor Fg gg | Omer Piamind i aes at 8100 ‘ White Gold Wrist Watch ota “ene * eee wepbina ainGe It means an end to the uncertainties of | | Haven't vou ever said deep in your sae Set Oe EO , . | a rerited home, to the constant fear of heart: ““A house is never home ‘till H’s ais 3 AE TT "> eo aa | notice to vacate and the consequent owned.” Then why delay? Make this Rectangular Wrist qVaich. 14%. white ii BABE i Be | ts “eine” eotid 18%. 5 ) | heart-breaking hunt for another place,, | Christmas the first of many happier vale aati pan S sists | re Bite the tramping of block after block, up- and merrier ones that will be spent in . | a at's a au | iain stairs and down until everyone is ex- vour own home. | | - hausted and nerves are ragged. It ce otis means an end to the dread of moving- Look in the Real Estate Section of the AL mag, sae f ) S h—now! From - win, © sere exoeesle ae ee day with its attendant domestic upheav- Big Sunday Post-Dispatc 3 eg alt Platinum on 14-k. white the many desirable homes offered oid, beautifully sefiant: bhuetwhe di te D li . a al and expense. It means an end to the there it will be easy to choose one that is eects inet? $3800 ediate pelivery: | helpless sense of futility that comes to will fit your taste and pocketbook. : $1006 Week one who year after year has bought Dealers and owners are waiting to show Diamond Cuff Links | Special bebop rent receipts with the money which vou through the properties and to talk shape: en- of old English pattern. hand-carved geraved end lined throusneys wie veivet. might have purchased a home. over terms most convenient to vou. ER | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 we +e hite Contains following picces: gold. Two 6 Dinner K nivee. Ioemeert blue-white Hollow 1 Buteer unite 7 jiamonds in raised eettings. : ; Ce id Mee on 601 1d Adam or “Groev ener” patterns Carries far more Real Estate Advertisements than all other St. Louis Newspapers Combined. See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains Not Advertised Call or write for our catalog 905. Phone Bell, Main 0097 or 1986 and our salesman will call. Our Store Is Open Every Night Until Christmas ) i ot Rady Seer oe Oe oO. me Oe re . 4 jus ;

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‘ a be * ” J : Par en eee es ie Ser eee ee eee a —_ —_ Fe TS IE gee eee lie i a nal Be” ~ “sw ~ en > em Re a A So ee aps eee aay” oo A eget: ee ~ ea hdl oe ~ - —— ee et a — —_ oe. my wee em - ~ « - ~ - —. ~~ . we * “ og ~ 4 a - ot. Me. o sage tetera oN a me — Se —— AS FNP o> %. ie oe » * 5 cae TS Ov Se ets : ees 4 Ame ng! Po Ts Se Bs * 2 a . ee eee MMMM MMMM Subscription Order Blank am Oe ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Ba I, not now a reader of the Gntty Post-Dispatch, heredy — scribe for the daily edition (not including Sunday) of the Ae , Louis Post-Dispatch for a period of six months from the hereof, and agree to take and pay for said St. Louis P pete at the rate of 500 per month upon presentation 0 y the carrier or dealer whom you authorize to make pany said payments to be made every .month during the term 0 thfs contract; and [f further agree that when this order is a0 cepted by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch it shall be a valid con- tract, 1, Subscriber’s Signature eeeepeeeeree ee ome * eeeee oe * om * aver Tate. «cemucesse AGdreSS 2. ccvrccecccccncccewceeseseesesescesesese sees seem ees Flat OF Apt. .cccccccesscccoccee siegsececetececss costes sect G8 600 2. Subscriber’s Signature ..cccccsscelesssenvssesessseesssseee AGOTOSD no cccecccccsccsscaseceesessceescessremses sates eesssees Flat or Apt...... COCO MOO ewe eceasece sesso Sees geewees same? 3. Subscriber’s Signature .cccccscecscccssecepesessesessesseses FV Cll) POOPEerTrrrrrrTrr<‘f« TIT TTTTTTTTTiT Tr, Flat OF Apt. .cccocscccccvccspiccesesecscccesesessesssoess somes Orders Taken DY. .cocccccccysicccccccccccccccccacecc ce cggesetes Address .... CPCS SEH SESE OSE EEE SOSEHE ESE HO COE ee eee eee SF are approved as valid NEW persons. Dealer's Signature. To the subscriber: If you are already a Post-Dispatch reader regularly buying this newspaper on the streegtor havin delivery made at home, DO NOT sign in this space arrang above for NEW subscriptions To do #0, will only result in disappointment to the child who presents this order blank. If you live in St. Louls, F. St. Louls, Belleville, Granite City, Veniee or Madison, Lllinois, er in Maplewood, Webster Groves, Kirkwood oF Clayton, Mo, (anywhere within the St. Louis city carrier delivery limits), mail or bring the Subscription Order Blank to the Post-Dispatch, Ciret- lation Derpt., Twelfth and Olive Sts., St. Louis, Mo. If you live In. a Missouri or Illinols town, where the Dally Pest-Bie patch is sold and delivered by local newsdealer, take the Subscript Order Blank to the newsdealer and ask him to approve the subscriptions, When he has done that send the Order Blank direct to the Post-Dispatct, at above address. All subscriptions received under this offer will be investigated as to validity of the order and the subacriber’s responsibility. The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to accept or reject any *8 tion order at its option. Nene will be accepted from persons idem tified with the delivery or sale of the Post-Dispatch ner for livery in the territory lying between Cass Avenue and Choutes® Avenue. and between the Mississippi Hiver and (irand Avenee, St. Louis, nor within the East St. Louls district south of M Avenue and west of Twentieth Street. All St. Louls awards of Dells and Doll Beda will be dclivereé | at the office of the Post-Dispatch, Twelfth and Olive Streets. Der — livery of out-of-town awards will be made through lecal sewee- dealers or sent by mail, prepaid, te KR. F. D. addresses. -* 4 SUNDAY, pECEMBER_ $1925, b ~baa ~ AUCTIO THURSDAY, DECEMB On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 pment 1030 AM CEnstre Sen EARL MOTORS, I at JACKSON, MICHI Car, inv my ‘ @-o00 each os Berrieg Mach! ‘Pipe, Pulleys, Galting ond La ik i internitz & Bide. Chicage AUCTIONEERS Novelty. Umbrellas A wonderful selection o | handles, in every desirable » Shade, $5.00 to $25.00. lhese are just a feu things to be found t inany of them ideal G Olive

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_ SUNDAY , DECEMBER 4) 199 * eee — . 7 SUNDAYT, * bi UUUUTTATTTATA TANT AATY hie a DECEMBER 6,_1920- | ue | Eien © | : ST. LOUIS PO ST -DISPATC! ; | 7 ahem mm = CLEMENCEAU, AT 84, SLEEPS : . | Wy [AUCTION ......mnmnm | GRADWOBL S...-- WWM ~ way Usually to the Bois or Ver- / 2 -~ On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16TH, | pe an and FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11TH. 1925, | By the Associated Press. | pommencin g at 10:30 A. M. (Eastern Standard Time), we will PARIS, Dec. 5.—-Recent reports at pablic auction the entire manufacturing plant of | the that Georges Clemenceau was crit-_| EARL MOTORS INC | ically ill, and which on investigation | at JACKSON MICHIGAN ’ ‘disclosed the “Tiger” just as vig- , 4 |orous and powerful as ever, brought | Manufacturers of the Earl Motor Car, inventory value over attention to the aged statesman’s| , comsisting of: ‘daily mode of living. | , American, Lodge & Shipley. Le Bion. I36—Neien, RFRaweh. Americas, Foster. . , _ . : * % Welentt. Sechomacher & . Maslier. Westen, Moline, Fou Burt. In bed at 8 o'clock, he rises be Ciseo, Von oe yer, Sowth neber ies. Cen, Barnes, Hock- | ‘tween midnight and 1 o'clock in the ‘ t d. fright, Avey, B ; . eae — Stat Ameen.” Wane Gates 'morning. He goes ar work imme-| Allen, Multiple, Radial, Boring, Heary | diately and stays at it until about Gide, Jones & lamson, Pratt & : — y ¢ sts _ Warner & Swasey and Fee Duty, High Speed Drill Presses 6:30. when his servant brings the ; ter Turret Lathes. 5@—-Lucas, Lowrie, Bartlett, Greenard. At- | ; he . Cadillac, Hydraulic great morning bowl of choclate at 3@—Netions! Acme, Cleveland & Gridley é' were rote gt | Serew Machines. wp te 4 is. A — that constitutes the “Tiger's” first, -_—--——- —— SS TTT ’ ar ig Se =~ ~ pas Sieg Bertag ¥ meal of the day. | From 8 until 8:30. under the di- White, Sicem sad rection of a physical culture pro- | . , Tp. ; , a up te 3,600 Ibe. zm . , Whites. F 20—Consolidated. Toledo. $5-5T-54 end Sf fessor who has been assisting him ‘ > ¢e 9 —§ i ig r3- Hurburt "E Rorera. Hicley Cotten |for years, Clemenceau executes his| ) - IBERA CRED] P — oe 8 | Chee. and Racine /Aaws. ‘daily exercises. He then dresses, - } L =F _ L 100—Oi!, Gas, Het Blast, Anrbefing end : i rs. , Cut- lead Furneces. shaves and goes to work until 7 ; Tanti, Heals, Rivets Capnet, Since rene, Bw Femes.| Hf lluncheon, which is his best meal Ss 3 | D : Bryant. wae & nf yy etn, We 100—Machines. such as: O 'of the day. Roast meats, well! 4 “s Sharpe. pags einen." madiog ont Pipe Machines ‘done, and an abundance of vege-| | He drinks | Bicort, Otis, Steriing (Cylinder, Tappers, Riverters, Rolt Cutters, lap- itables form the menu. termal, Cutters and Reamers, ‘bucks. pers. Woodworking Tools, Sewing Ma- Tool Room, Dise and Emery Grinders. chines, Motors, ete water. quermoes stock of Shop Supplies. sueh as: Berring Machines, Leveling Pilates. Pyrom- After luncheon he goes to. work Recorders. Chucks, Drills. Pipe, Pulleys, Shafting and Hangers, “Benth, Clocks. avail At 4 o'clock he goes out . Shop Mules, Trolleys, Falls Crames, Vises. Anvils, Tanks, Stands, Cetiers. again. Al roe! Alr Tools, and items too nemercus to mention. for his automobile tour, always sit- ree re ee Cena. ting in the front seat next to the ~ $ Peart ints to Sn Getes tithe tr ach A cpu of 2% chauffeur. His promenade is gen- ” 2 US | — im | : . ° ierally through the Bois-de-Bou-| Ky ¢ . 7 | internitz & Co., and Michael Tauber & Co., 'logne or to Versailles. Then home, | Pr yt National Benk Bldg. Chicago 317 S. Market Street, Chicago / where a little thin soup and some a 4 . iy wi AUCTIONEERS fi fruit make up his dinner. (NS >G : a - Clemenceau sleeps only four to SSF Mf , Pai P “a | five hours out of each 24 and works | hae APig 5 aN): caf S el 5 | $ 25 ‘at least 18. He is 84 vears old. pe k 500 a oc Week | ° Ladies’ Hi-Grade Wrist ss _ Bar Pin, set with a brilliant = = jadies' 15-Jewel Wrist Watch IPE seat ~ ecnenneiad Ladies’ diamond-set Brace- | Synthetic ruby with genuine diamond solid white gold | siecinaie camel gold-filled case , ‘ ~¢ let, every section beautifully | diamond in center. A charm- — pierced mounting. Pay next and “tally guaranteed Pay Visit white , gold filled: 15-jewel hand-c ‘ed. } . ’ guarantecd movement, —— ay BCEt your. ing ladies’ Ring. Pay next year. yous next year, reenfields V4 UZ gm & Be } E7oqe 122 > 50c a Week Extremely beautiful ” dg laaiew Paaas Ry = | Brilliant blue-white Dia- blue-white diamond with 18-k. ne. cain Site a re mond Ring, 18-k. white gold NOC. VT guar- mounting, wonderful value. New style ladies’ Mesh Bag, white gold mounting. Pay next ind tibl P | will make a very suitable gift. year wen i Se eon ~~ Pay next year. $1.25 Week. " Pin. Pay next yea : ; next year. | Pay next year, ; ; i ; Si an A ee et ate co ee 5 ent te , _ ee —— _—te ——— " — ~ ec cmap we Pte ee — —— eo ee PPEEERETRETG] — som —_— - —- - Gorgeous Handbags Beautif ul French and Austrian - "be West OO ee : A 3 > WS, Handbags 38 beaded and fine Bo ee ee sae most popular. Select this new — Ladies’ high grade 15-jewel | A Cigarette Case may solve ! - . a — . . = ° model; it is guaranteed. Pay : Writ Watch; solid white gold | your gift probicm. Many styles leather hoy elties, I wes —_ scare 3 next year. = - engraved case, Pay next year. | to choose from. Pay next year. = = = 2 have Dolly, Olive and her SM Olin nats “? | QA} sees $8.50 to $125.00 aN Degen: Meena tlle a ARAN I 8 D aint y B € d ; | ” stse ‘ ca aw ti dia) te Pisces oak ie — l/s, | "1847" Rogers Silverplate Free of all cost. gs av * gy 1) } Matha Yas nwt Rogers’ _26- IE oe 4 | | aoe _—— i. 38 Nex ivSRtT, ae Aye bi & | Gan yun » cS — IX er ¥... ee a yi f ry t yO > en AR a pe ee *t ~~ Fe ee ee hoy y a creation, ( . ie > . \\ | "i as ae % Ns e [CUOW WOU time limit. Pattern of martiatie mould and tn Ne ee Ge PE ae et ee and amber tone. ESR NN. Se Ay Swe 560 TWwyY | seve eee pte nats Eee ecank Every be. $2.00 a Week 50c $22.20 500 N ‘ely 3 stone Diamond CN) Lovely 3 stone Here’s a gift he will ap- Down Week gag sees gE ee ge. sft bet HS, 4 ; | i: Toilet Set in case. A vartety of ; mbrellas ; styles to select from. l’ay next | . ey ~\ Ring, 18-K. white Ad - ; 7 y ; aranteerd the : {| year. $16.50 and Up. | pp as A mend design mounting "Pay CN aaea ee ks "end G dh “4 ( j p . solid gold mounting. Pay | maker and Gradwohl. Utility Tray $14.50 = j eer on ' 7 next year. next year. Free. Pll aia Just get three new sub- scriptions to the daily Post-Dispatch — use this subscription order blank. AMAUUULUNUAUAAUANNENNAULUAAAL tion Order Blank ee |S } A wonderful selection of ® handles, in every desirable . Shade, $5.00 to $25.00. r of the daily Post-Dispatch, hereby su>- edition (not including Sunday) of the St. for a period of six months from the date take and pay for said St. Lowis Post-Dis- 500 per month upon presentation of bill, er whom you authorize to make delivery, made every month during the term of further agree that when this order is ac- s Post-Dispatch it shall be a valid con- ture Cee epee ee roe ee meme eee eee wee amt are ee Seeeeew eee teeter ee ee eee eee eee enone came wee ia tt ee ee eee ee ee ee 1.00 a Week $1.25 a Week This handsome men's Watch, : ae, blue-white Diamond This Dinner Ring makes a 17-jewel, white or green gold, This — a ween a fine Men's solid green or white Ring, 18-k white gold richly wonderful display. Blue-white guaranteed lllimois or Waltham . 4 , ‘ 6 o ton gold c uff LAnks, engine turned ; Oe ture eee eer eee ewe ere ewe peeraeneeeeereeeeeee® year. — Luxurious Hosiery This Men's Beautiful 17-Jewel Adjusted Chiffon and service weight, in Free = WATCH | ‘ oe a ee all the wanted shades; good . 17-jewel, white of looking. $1.95 to $5.00 a pair. siti ectete- Bos ma 9 green gold-filled en- é a. | graved case; orna- strand «tring . we ‘ , er ¢ : mental dial. of, Replica Sa / Pearls will be } ‘ 15 it ee ne a © ee hie ethene eee eee eee iit ted ene eee ee ee THT ERE STE CHEM HOC eet ee eBeeeee® eer eer sign here {f these subecription orders lid Ni-W subscriptions from responsible Tf ,ou are already a Post-Dispatch reader this newspaper on the streeg or having DPT) « 14) NOT sien in this space arranged Bcriptions To «doe eo, wil] only result in e child who.gresents this order blank. given FREE Choice of green or white gold 50c a — Watct with every filled, pinin or engraved case. Ladics Wr - : h with a handsome knife and white gold-filled, 15-jewel, purchase of chain attached. Most appro- hand-engraved case. Fully These are just a few of the mart wonderful new oi tl main petate - panes. The entire guaranteed. Pay next year. PAY NEXT YEAR. things to be found in our Women’s Department, Beer Bia | eel can many of them ideal Christmas gifts. Gift Purchases put away in our safe till Xmas, if desired | The Gradwoh!l Way Is Eaey to Pay. Phe Gradwohl Way Is Easy to Pay. SS Se Open Every Try Our or sale of the Post-Dispatch gt a. : - See ee a Night Kasy of Dolls and Doll Beds will be delivered / : : | = ° | - Shea eee , Till Xmas 621 LOCUST ST. Creve = 2. | . ay Next Year a menenaie ee meg a: Paes ra Pay Next Lear * . — y 4 x % + 7 ~ , . - > * - o = is, F. St. Louls, Belleville, Granite City, Venice in Maplewood, Webster Groves, Kirkwood or within the St. Louls city carrier delivery Limits), Ptien Order Blank to the Post-Dispatch, Circu- Olive Sts.. 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« regres oe : 4~ rs DEC ME — _ - _ee *» a ee ni CA8____ST.LOUIS POST-nisPaTrH _ _ sf - ——- —— CO Se a palin ng = = a ” . —. * —e Me. cea tangy aginst Bs. » a Sega Oe — lt Beats—as It Sweeps— ~ 4 ee ee ¢ . Fa Lie ‘2 | . H ; i 4 : | as It Cleans | a tepreeeer ene connnenere ses move ae Pare ae ns : AW HOOV : a et | C. ER ART EIGHT » ere —= a ; “ wonderful work-saving / ) 2 ut at Hoover Christmas Club : anet da ace S |e ee Pay only bie ae : t Party Most ae $2 Down HOOSIER [| Syppebut Party Mos i a - And your Hoover will ; 144 ~ itn | , | ; | ue ea alte os i The gift that saves steps and time and lish Colo rfu (7 ears | i ai Gey) Uelemre tal tasks. Forty work-saving features—ry of & hit ra Ht ) monthly amounts Roe i no other kitchen cor And the work Bl ee “an ; ; ' ; justed to the user’s height. ossom .; ¢ : eS tee bs He 7, a a. OOD furniture—a beautiful, enduring, useful gift. Here are a few | ese Cherry nj : i iets ae +E | suggestions, chosen from among the many we shall be glad to show a pr veins a Aa — this estival Theme of Beauti- : ; , you in your home Wire you. It’s easy to select furniture, the lasting gift, for here you can ; Scenic Effects for Din- : i pephone us pay in the way that’s most convenient for you. 7 D e at Country Club 43 entral 7408 ae anc . A, = PAN at its fairest, during the Cherry Blossom Festival in early springtime, was k the decorative theme for the dinner ie i given by Mr. and Mrs. Mahion Brook- | Wallace at the St. Louig Country Club : + ) ay night to introduce their second daugh- | +4 ) Janet. The result was the most beauti- Rik a, gre = OS Sree ieee | ‘ . ss om, if ever. has the Coun : ‘ ' aN a Spinet Desk Royal Easy Chair Highback playground for society's most fashionable i! Ls. The. widely known “push-the- Frame in brown looked so lovely. Driving through & ; bi >: Priscilla Cc bin t An ornamental addition to button-and-rest” Chair. Avail- Upholstered in ing spowstorm at the dinner hour, the ry y ate ae P a - = the furnishings of any home; — in a number of wood fin- tapestry - { a veritable fairyland of thou- | a = his charming Servin abi- = ishes and upholsteri - estered ; wg : | —~—: 2 . net is ee aad and ——— — pre of fink blossoms, fashioned with native ag ge ir | in rich dark decoration.... — ree hogany. Asareco.be wer, *Aboeeey.--.. $18.75 $19.75 to $121 ‘Recker wo wairion iliry sehen ty gift. $4 95 on samen party, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace, ee Be debutante, Mrs. Marion Niedringhaus, before bef recent marriage was Miss ! Wallace, and their daughter-in-law, Mahlon Wallace Irf, formerly Miss Aud- Faust, stood in the lounge under a single blown cherry tree, representing the “re- t ~ g post” used in Japan, lighted Dy a e Japanese lantern, while grouped about room were more than 30 baskets of roses ehrysanthemums, gifts to Miss Wallace, all white garden furniture added to the icPicce Living- ; 30 Room Suite ] 69 ad yy , , ' . Full-length davenport, armchair and wing chair. Upholstered in Jacquard velour—rose, blue or taupe. Spring backs on all three pieces. Loose cushions, reversible, are filled with Nachmann springs and covered with brocade on reverse side. Note Carving on base and arms of all three pieces. ; —_—_ bat a): F a =e PO n=. Hid, } tidy if 3 " : : e adjoini bal! d the two Coxwell Chair the adjoining room an Solid Mahogany WV Windsor 5 dining rooms dozens of trées, bare of Martha Washington Tea agon Mahogany frame. Tapestry or birch; seat and “Hterally covered with pink blos- " " i . ] , legs, rungs Sewing Cabinet Made with convenient drop velour upholstery A fine : : 1; ® wall h flower-heary : Ri” Wa leaf and roomy lower shelf. Piece of furniture and a Ports turned hugged the walls, their 4 it po See” An unusually large Cabi- Choice of mahogany or wonderful hogany finish hes drooping over the dancers. Colorful ef KR ” Se net made of solid mahogany. walnut finish Bt ccpuaae $37.50 Armchair to ns nestled tn the boughs and the cefling ’ ™ - Choice of dull or two- at eines ooitetell $ 14.75 price. © were shaded by inverted Japanese para- tone finish $ 19 85 aé : ° - with more of the bright flowers drooping their sticks. The orchestra was seated @ pergola. its base enclosed by Japanes Eight-Piece Dining-Room Suite Occasional Table . 4 tings, one a forest scene, another pic- oe : Mount Fijiyama and still another t A handsome and massive Suite in Huguenot {j,; ; foot but _ S « tru “4 ; tion. 45x60-inch oblong extension table. aoe coke Aig dregs * supra a ee nant: chrine of a ee serving table 38 inches wide. Chairs with loose saints: Searoannia oa Tal ihe oe mn near Hiroshima. The upper part of : a 72-inch buffet, table, one armchair and five straight chairs a — enclosure was draped with sky-blue silk, F ine-piece Suite (china closet): $2ro. Ten-piece Suite (china cabinet and serving table), $234 | ted with lilies, floating, supposedly. on e i “se e ning water, used in the Far East country ‘i Table : | all festivals, and symbolizing the coat-of- bi iber f Japan, while the knotted cords which ; ‘ fo ° +; fr 3] Fi . ” : % - A ee am na Cedar Chests Tapestry Armchair Svers the silk to gold-tipped standards was ia A114 a s i os - ) ii handy trough for books . Oe Oe ee Choice of several patterns and brown fiber. ned into “good luck” tassels, in pink a and magazines. Ma- ois a Welaue ‘Chuete colors in tapestry or Jacquard seat — purple. 4 hogany 75 o_o - ae velour. Mahog- Seat and back’ same colors were used on the dinner iy Satah $4. Prices range from oon ian $ 13.75 with aos - 7 pi 7imisn sa ny i! re ened $ . laid for 200 guests, and each pink 4 ~ $12.50 to $85.00 aiid | e had its companion cluster of cherry } SSN u ms. A garden nook was partitioned off i TA ATWATER KENT the dining room for the convenience of Ha SSS dancers after the dinner, and at the east ay ‘ g The Atwater Kent No. 320 of the room stegs led up to a tiny lan- wit BS F _-p Compact—the famous five- lighted balcon » shat! a painting of ie | a our 1€ce tube set that has become a , “~ 4 aabnss: . fie i : | utiful rived. e B d S ° country-wide sensation. : mg hi &: e earoom uite Price, without accessories, | Miss Wallace was gowned for her debut in Ei ' 4 4 ehiffon with trimmings of crystal. and iit ‘ Genuine walnut veneer on gumwood. Huguenot fin- . roses, while her mother wore green / ; ish. Scand recon pt —— bed | J *. Mrs. Wallace wore white velvet and if A 45-inc resser wi - Cc mirror : _ > . ; he $ é. > L | mn Sail Pas Alsi, OF Noy ine mahogany. Decorative legs ) ike j : 4 anc cross HE | ~F—= — aon tiainen — braces _. $16.75 | ; Bil —) , ss" @ ? Pees 6 ee thei ys i = 22%" g, ieee , i ~ 4 | \ Lat dt HS BS - es Smoker's ~~ Fern Standi abiabiitn st Bird Cag | : Made of frosted or gray reed; — é 4 R 4 + b] Solid and substan- | , ° i : tial, with handsome- y : ; | Mirrors —" — Secretary Case ly turned iinet. 3r tnches high; 28x16-tn. A splendid gift selection es ie ili tia: top. Hand - rubbed ma- 59 inches high, 3: inches Rich mahogany fin- high, 92 inches ; fe: P: > | mental Mirrors with polychrome hogany finish. Excep- wide; grilled glass doors ish. Dad wil] Iike it liner in fern : a | | frame. Choice of three stvles ~ 8 75 tional value On bookcase; g§ book trough ......«- §$ if cet a bd | illustrated ar ° at $4.95 shelves; 2 drawers in desk. 78 Pe Nig a” $39.75 $2.25 Seay - ; : MRS ALFRED ARNOLD 9th & Washington - -::+ + 16thé Cass BE x acs: toot cight was tthe Grace Pollard Walsh Bi | HELLRUNG & GRIMM ;

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SUNDA ——__ DECEMBER € 192n | ee , 4 VILL SAPS A ty et ttZ, YYy YiffYryvivy V4, Z Ye 7 c ty Gy Yj, “fy Vy “shy jy YY jy ; “WL / ~~ Y Gyn, oly Vf SU, hal” gil em | ee 1 ve = - .I | LA eeer eS MMMM Wy YMA LIPtsIILdbL est bb TLL leLlaLEseLeL seb lablbelélsbdbsbllleasleésleeseaes ttl bddttt “ee sor AS Z /, / (Lhd LL ccédéddddddeddedcddddd we is . The orchestra was seated @ pergola, its base enclosed by Japanes: matings, One a forest scene, another pic- ie Mount Fijiyama and still another secret shrine of Miyajima, built in the h near Hiroshima. The upper part of enclosure was draped with sky-blue silk, ed with lilies, floating, supposedly, on apd water, used in the Far East country * y) “a4 tf; festivals, and symbolizing the -of- d.. "Ys 7 be, 4 p of Japan, while the ati Ti caet 2 is thpou;, ead fe the silk to gold-tipped standards was BARONESS LILY CLAIRE med into ‘‘good luck” tassels, in pink _VON GONTARD erste. of Berlin, Germany, who, with her mother, the Baroness Clara von Gon- tard, is visiting relatives in St. Louis. —Kandeler Bryn Mawr Breakfast HE st. Louis alumnae of Bryn Mawr College are planning a breakfast party Dec. 28 at the College Club in honor of the four St. Louis girls who are now students at the college and for a group of young wom- en who will enroll from St. Louis next year. In the former group are Misses Martha Pet- tus, Jane Bradley, Jane Barth and Frances Blarney. The young women who will enter as freshmen next year are Misses Emily Lewis, Erna Rice, Elizabeth Stix and Martha Gellhorn. Hostesses at the affair will Include Mmes. Joseph W. Lewis, George Gellhorn, John McLure Young, E. T. Ha)l W. B. Knight Jr., Julian B. Cohn, Aaron Rauh, R. Walston Chubb, Ernest W Janet Holmes. \ .s SS SN ff? f/? Fiber Rocker | Ivory, gray or # brown fiber. Loose cust seat — Marshall ' Seat and back ce ith ie... 12. . | aE 4 wm iP 4 eral patterns and try or Jacquard =, $12.75 ew 'Same colors were used on the dinner laid for 200 guests, and each pink had its companion cluster of cherrv ms. A garden nook was partitioned off . dining room for the convenience of | Mancers after the dinner, and at the east me Of the room steps led up to a tiny lan- pugnted balcony overlooking a painting of itiful rive®. Wallace was gowned for her debut in chiffon with trimmings of crystal, and roses, while her mother wore green Mrs. Wallace wore white velvet and thd Mrs. Niedringhaus a yellow chiffon gown. : \ Radio Table 31 inches high; s6xs0-4ne® top. Roomy side compert. ment. Full length drawem Mahogany $1 9.78 : Table 6x19-inch bat- wer for tools Emilie Maffitt of 4540 Lindell boule- will entertain a group of the younger at atheater party and supper tomorrow fin honor of Miss Juliet Lee Carpenter, bter of Col. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter, ls making her debut in St. Louis this er. finish Evarts Graham, Stix and Miss gt fLPTTPYLIU 111 74, “tty "Cry SPVVTTTVULLLTT NN Lh, YS 7 \—_— \ ft 4 heat We NA Se es . ae aha Cc Soh a = wy swe WM, s ws . S sy « aD RY WW \Y “> h top of genu- Decorative lege ... $16.75 Y s Nie XN 4 Ws WAY, \ \ ~) “) . > ® ss aA S hd A A ON e x Fern Stand and @ Bird Cage Made of frosted brown, !vory Or gray reed; 66 mcm etal rca ar aS ubstan - ncsome- tandard. ny fin- like it. RWWHMMiAAAAenan Z ARTIES by the dozen are being planned P for the holiday season, many of them for ; the college set for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Singleton of 37 Washington terrace wil] entertain at a tea dance Dec. 23, in honor of their daughter, % Miss Susie Singleton, who attends the Holton Z Arms School in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Z Ralph L. Thompson of-4311 McPherson ave- Z nue will give a buffet supper the evening of Jan. 2 for her young, daughter, Miss Martha Schuyler and Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Walsh of 4349 Westminster place will give a inner Jan. & for their daughter, Miss Ellen Walsh, a student at the Sacred Heart Convent and their son, Edward Jr., who attends St. Louls University. Mrs. Henry Stuart Butler of 6534 Bartmer gvenue will give a luncheon at the St. Louis liner trough eer & . home Marvin E. WANN ee SS awk S std errr MRS MASON SCUDDE She wil) give » New Years day luncheon at the St Lows Country Club for her sister Miss Patricia Parker ~ ttrbdltt? Y) fi" MRS ALFRED ARNOLD é MEYER Po unr) last night Pollard Walsh was Miss ache OEE “My P (4 ‘ 4 “ ® te 4 -~ & to, ge eS . LQG P 0 O r u ag - ad r S Cyjtrr Vin 3 ¢ a ES oy, pa ei, ty, - Bigs of Berlin. and her grandson ———_ —_—_ ee —_— eee me eee eee etait al - ae _ _ = ee og Milby Vis “” - _ ~ s* @ PAGES 1—18 i 7 , FZ 3 7 , , , aa SOM MMANNadaannccec N ‘ Monn - . WAN Lis SN Vr. Yo yfftillstTts ttt “yttlf oe” “4s V4 Va fl all * * +ee Sao AANA Nae 5 s ‘ Wenaanes® —Kandciee Woman’s Club, Dec. 30, for her Miss Jane Butler, a student at Mary Insti- ; tute. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Moreno of 6318 Washington boulevard will be hosts at &: dance at the Glen Echo Country Club, Dee. °8 complimenting their daughter, Miss Har- 2 riet Virginia Moreno, who attends the same school. Miss Lucille Brooks, daughter of Robert W. ; Brooks of 6306 Waterman avenue, will be A A daughter, : “« SSASas ssa —.." Holiday Parties Planned fie College Set MOQ * AA & a] hostess at a tea Monday afternoon, Dec. 21, in honor of Miss Florence Brooks, who will return home from the Ogontz Schoo] in Phila- delphia, and for Miss Louise Hammett and Miss Ruth Hennings, debutantes of the win- ter. Cards are out for a tea New Year's aft- ernoon to be given by Mrs. Charles E. Michel Jr. of 8720 Julian avenue, in honor of her daughter, Miss Marie. MISS VIRGINIA. VAN SANT of St. Paul, Minn., granddaughter of Judge and Mrs. Walter H. San- born of the Buckingham Hotel Her engagement to John Kenly Bacon of Boston has been an-- nounced. Imperial Ball on Jan. 15 OR the second time since the burning 3 of the old St. Louls Club, the Imperial ball, climax of every social] season, will be given at the St. Lowle Country.Club. For the 1925-26 season it has been scheduled for the evening of Jan. 15. The membership in this exclusive organiza- tion is increased each year by the names of a few of the debutantes, and an invitation is regarded by them as the highest honor of the season. : "MISS MARIAN GREEN daughter of Ms and Mrs Jobe Leigh Green a senio: at Vassar who wil!) retu:n home tor che hols dava President's Dinner To Cabinet Opened Washington Season All Members Except Sec- retary Work Present — St. Louisans Prominent in §So- cial Whirl at Capital. Srecial to the Post-DUONFASHINGTON, Dee: 6. HE Cabinet dinner at the White House T Thursday night, given by the Presideut and Mrs. Coolidge in honor of his offi- cial family, served not only to usher fin most auspiciously the social season in the Capitol, but to introduce Vice President and Mrs, Dawes formally to Washington society in their new capacity. The historic State dining room, with its oblong table decorated with vases of pink chrysanthemums and ferns down the center, and a centerpiece of French gilt with can- delabra to match and the famous Dolly Madi- son service, was a picture long to be remem- bered by those fortunate enough to witness it. All the Cabinet was present, with the exception of Secretary of the Interior Work, who is in the West. Among the additional guests were many social leaders and celebri- ties from other cities, including Mr. Frank A, Munsey, Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Stearns, the Presi- dent’s friends from Boston, and Richard Washburn Child, former United States Am- bassador to Italy. A recital by Madame Schu- mann-Heink and Mischa Elman, violinist, fol-~ lowed the dinner. Another Roosevelt debutante made her ap- pearance in the charmed circle of Washing~ ton buds this week in Miss LAlile Rooseve'it, a third cousin of the former President, who was presented by her mother, Mrs. Robert L. Roosevelt, at an elaborate tea on Wednesday. Miss Rosamond Reed, daughter of Senator David Reed of Pennsylvania, was one of those who assisted at Miss Roosevelt's tea. Mrs. Frederick Dozier Garduer of St. Louis, wife of the former Governor of ¢h@ State, who is spending some time at the Mayflower, hus beén joined there by her daughter, Mies Janet Gardner, and by Mies Kathleen Sheldon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Sheldon, also of St. Louis. y The Secretary of War, Dwight F. Davis, accompanied by Miss Alice Davis, his daugh- ter, returned to Washington on Wednesday from New York, where they have been since the Army and Navy football game. Vice President and Mrs. Dawes have opened cheir new home in Crescent place, which is to be one of the show places of the National Capital, inasmuch as the Dawes have brought furnishings from their home in Illinols ta embellish it. It is said that they will enter- tain lavishly there this winter. Their c»il- dren, Dana and Virginia Dawes, will not coms to Washington until the Christmas holidays, having remained in Iljinois tn order te com< plete their school semesters. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Pierce of St. Louls, who are stopping at the Shoreham, en- tertained a party of seven guests at dinres there on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Breckenridge Long havé (Continued on Next Page.) 4% Miss t[LEWELI YW LawsING of New Vork «naid of thwnot 6t the Welsh Mever wedding last aight

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4 ST. LOUIS ae 7 : ae 198 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH om societal ae PATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25. a5 , a _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ’ FURS NEWS 3 Hi i. | + Rep ee )A program of entertainment willl|sisted by Mrs. O. J. Rogers and} P P eh, pee Bia. | ee en eee eet es Gentian Kesane St. Louis’ Most Exclusive Shop » ~\ | Big Bargains © - Ba abet. ; € © W k _ ’ @ . j j . outs O a, z ove mext month. 1 Le : im : Two Brides of the ee will include dancing. Senator and Mrs. John W. Har- = oe to = dante Unee. ‘i rma Ss ! venient Mrs. Cleveland A. Newton. wife)reid of Oklahoma have with them Pin, QHOKERS. | : ; . Pi. a f Repr@sentative Newton, gave a for the winter the mother and sis- | . 1859 WESTERN FUR CO. , 14 ee | rd party yesterday at her home, ter of Mrs. Rarreld, Mrs. J. W. Since Washington, 34 Floor. : a | aie \to which she invited all young yy ard and Miss Helen Ward. of ‘i 7 . ‘ ; . . i . ne iat ; women in Government service from | ,Ardmore, Ok. 4 bl ed Sel f a Tey | Missouri. Mrs. Newton was _as- Largest and Most Reasonably Pric ection o | et! . oF | ae : a a Pe fee | Tr . if > >i is ba {2POLSPOSSHOGPE GHESIGOSDIOHGOGHGHOSGGHOGSSHOTSIHHOOHY, DIAMONDS EMERALDS SAPPHIRES RUBIES : i I wecstenl Oe . F 2 e rT ia 7 le Bal: fi ~ f @ Pendants RiCraey * rae Par - : ; ly Designed Pilati ad Gola J of Distinction and Refinement—Bar Pins— her e Mrs, ‘ ~ A Lovely Gown or a Hat Or a a ae Pino—Fieribie Braceleto—-Dinmend’ Ringe Dioner Rings— Novelty aa enema and ; a =e pe earns ! ; Chri ift . Men's Watches—Wrist Watches and Bracelets—Chains—lnauwerabdle Other Gilt Suggesticas ation ) FE Mr. 4 M rs i : ( C a c ( . Mr. and Mr: Ne Pon = French Models Erquisitely Made ~ me KKe\e ~ iia ’ . " ~l4ell was : tae a . caceiianie Priced Pg : : t Bi 9! ®\@ : H us efman of : a: * ; : = x - 2 \\ & >) ORG 2i -_ = i ~ . " “ 7 “ ; VAw ‘ 7 - *; o | TA / GIFT ACCESSORIES = 0) O'S . "2 , _ , . Ss. N.. 7 - y : - °, ; / . -~ ,; Ne or 5 a : pe 5. Fancy Powder Puffs, Pocketbooks, @| ae : : u = a will d' ; . Vanities and Many Others ubaueadll 5 am’ ta wae ee bet ° oO Remar f Platinum Diamond Bracelets in the Citr— | spent tne | t ‘ : $1.00 TO $5.00 3 The Finest. Largest and Most wey Ag ey SB a L le J FRY i“ Ba t f ; ‘ . ‘@ - > \e? -i4 ie . | 0 L— agg Ret r 1 = ahs ne will be the i xs ». Robert Marvi 1) FS 4 MYA ‘ on the yacht ’ fF a iS “» . > _ xf Miami, ei ae } Mra. Clark ; 14 | 23 Se ' Cabanne pla H ‘ AS 2% ¥ niece, Mise El ie St. Leuls ; . ii @ come to Washington shortly after take Place at the Washington Hotel ming a Southern = —_—— " Elk Sole days. She h : . | ; the new year to inspect the workion Dec 15. The congression:l jaunt you will be {i en $s College, Aw By being done on their milllon~ollar! delegation from the State and therr | interested in fhe “ ° ‘Wee Gap AB} c interes lt Slippers Mr. and M t | ome | chateau in George tc-~n. wives will be the guests of honor. new Southland e nO | e . | : MAN’S HEART TT 15 Kinesb £ | Fashions which WO 7 . : : . ‘ an aes | will display on =. ° | Mise Virgin ty our dress floor all | Hill's School vine dil day Monday. Our rt . i Mass. Miss : h } buyers will per- -home Dee. oe sonally advise : holidays. : ae those who intend yy - George Fr : 1 4 606-08 Washington 4o.—Thrw to Sizcth &t. leaving soon for or Srown Mr. and Mrs. ae ‘oh Florida. i . linden ven ae Bee | ie orore. home for ¢t ee yy MONDAY, | i oo Dec. 120. Mr. TEs r ; 6 iv ~, Naval Acad ant n the » year. Ite ts ; i *) Costume en's Leather-Sole versity of M tat Room » D Pini It Slippers erwin gt ne FP Fourth Floor . : e ippe daughter of i ? f a. Bs Green of 6 se Bae . vard, will tape | 50 School fn ma te 7 , Td | y) AS . helidays, Wi GOWNS NEGLIGEES PALIAAMCA. a ‘enn Wi a) ie. e/ turn from , ae: : X « os ~ where they ¢ . be $4 9g ft $2 : } os — oy 7 ov an 0 SJ Green te a RF $2.95 to $29.75 $5 to $49.75 | : galid evay or the Princet a he ; = of crepe de The gift a woman loves! The ma- . & te HEN... and will be ‘ Dainty bits of fluff fashioned of Exquisite Seamed chiffon. Also terials are crepe de chine and crepe- Jf. Hi tenant |-day and the crepe de chine, radium or crepe-back chine, satin or . A wide on. back satin. Many are in the adorable " owt : *. 7. ais a Trimmings of lovely laces, serviceable quilted robes. new French two-tone effects. Also S. + } o. taves Satin. lection of smart light and dark color- ~ceatee includi } Wy Der minster p tuckings, medallions and _ ribbons. — 1 effects including two-color combinations including : J ‘. \) sizes athe’ A superb array of styles shown in the oa —- a : black. Stunning creations, every one! : “4 a - . nese : ri tels. and-painteg rf ; _ _l : very new Paris paste 3 Are the Kind of House Raymond h 7 : 7 Slippers Men Like and Mrs. | TEDDIES STEPINS : } i: i, - 95 to $5.95 | iy a = 0 te ae ri : | & 1 $1.95 to $19.75 SI. 2 gre, terials i | | “7 ; The lovely trifles every woman finds ALSO pt is Pe gen the 5 if / i I s0 indispensable. Materials are radium, as — an ee os ee bens i P | crepe de chine, crepe-back satin and ainty styles are t . ‘ “4 | sIry S O i] nen. Lovely trimmings of laces and and ae tg ee Shown in the ee | j ~ P ry} tels. new aris pas e.s. > es _ 4 bs ne ribeons. The very new Paris pas eo. | . a a | ; “ iere g Pershing - J) 9Del fe | ; +e f i} . ~ A = A HE . | . oon ‘ HEIMFER BAKING i) we Lingerie Sets to the Beloved i Dy; Pace AD C. Melshetmer, Pres. i we Linger i SERS? y SA ER © sectsneimer af | : ae if > | Wiles Pa the Holidays— ir ie 7. | e ». vi it — ; Ai : . " | T a ‘ af ft $12.90 to $75.00 : lef V4 Va ristmas Cookies 3 . imfter will be Florida's most | ' . +. » and find is | £ ; eis | : ‘ff at) oOoK Ie 4 - | 7 nd tinding not just a ; Vd C T; roest variet' if Christmas ft : brillia:.i season. It is destined to see the 4 Can you imagine cme et A of mi ta 88 the gist penal , OE art A i! / | a LS, : .: rY : => i ' “Ww Inut Rocks, 5 ‘ most alluring fashions and most wonder- { single piece of exquisite Lingerie but two, three and even fo “t _ / | % * mits, English Walnu mee n. f ful entertainments in its history. We } sown, a teddy, a negligee, a pair of pajamas. Truly a queenly gift! / eo) a “pringerle. Anise Drops, Anise | | are showing the correct Sports Modes in 4 - ; , » i F Teffernuess, Russian Rocks, Pimea | , Balidunt!, Bangkok, Pastel colored Felts | i 4 oe . ‘‘Just like mother made th : and Velours. Hats of formal elegance . = } 4 tT ‘ 74 . : : - ; ‘ ¥ | & Rh ond cone en ee of wetel tine Hostery lakes Superb Gifts :3 t Cake ° Peuit Cal cloth and dance Hats of gold and stiver i : ™ a! | ' ‘aay Our “*Non Pius Ultra Fruit Ca e, lace. For afternoon wear there are a , i) Son ay ' u lovely Garden Hats resplendent with : —for Kline Hosiery is a select Hosiery. It is the very ~ Bt) A s a imported glace fruits, p ner tropical blooms All are moderately ig best procurable at the price offered. Both chiffon and : = aah! Ae old-time moisture that keeps i priced gh | ee | service weights. The newest shades—always. Also woo! ; 8 ‘ # Ae te «)~- | \\ “ x With age. Just compare the quality. | sport Hose at $1.50 and $1.95. Le : % ik \ “ ¥ Any size, one pound Ys ; * ber. . . oe g = ¢ ; 0) 5A , \ a Pudding ; $1.50 $1. JI Yerd i } _ ‘ | = Real English Plum Pudding, made $2.95 SPECIAL PRICES : Ve e ‘ . le Z recipe. Yo - ON THREE : ) £ . + ie) ’ ipan nti PAIRS BOXED . ff San - a Tan > \ _ $3 Xmas confection, made of fine cho | , f f. ae += IY : . ‘a . "Ver, moulded into different forme, . ad ; te SX Le), is : . =e ee Strawberries, Radiahes. | ’ f f 4 a a . [ ®5° of.our Artistic Creation= f Pe. 4 f . ss. on ® ; —_——_ (a 4 i - LY , -- = >, * 3 ; a? oO a > New “Gigolo” Felt: sw - A. a : y Not a Fruit Cake for That Black Satin Roi Turbans . 4 Nie. = , 4 a om. $2.25—ship High Colored Faille Silks } of ™ aie Ol ;' 9 5 | = == ’ Mail Orders Given Prompt oa | ity Has Been Our M Avent .

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-DISPATCH = . | ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1928, | ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - | | westminster place, a senior at the Bp | all ; » Beach, Fla, to visit their son-in-|daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ‘se FURS NEWS (F S] | LHS Massachusetts Institute of Technol- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs./| Bagby of Seretieetas Ryn wong mes B vwedl two sons, will arrive , Bargains . , aa return home Dec. 20 for | Homer E. Ruch. 5 : Big ERD OY ~~ mae ee | Mr. and Mre. E. J. Kramer of HOTEL S ure gt hewn bganes Mr. and Mrs. A. Wollmershauser 4517 Forest Park boulevard, will The S | O e q (QOKERS. > Seve of 4037A Hartford avenue, willi have as their guests during the) | CHA KE oma WESTERN FUR CO. leave St. Louis Dec. 12 for Vero| holidays their son-in-law and) ? a : || The Master Hairdressers’ College, Inc. ||| Extends a | “Washington, 3d Floor. a: d Selection of f CIP 7 * naam | VISITORS if LAMPS FOR THE HOME Announces Its Location at . ta price oe. RUBIES Cen rs rr | flr. 17, Blakeley Collins of 50, haul Make Most Appropriate 821 Locust Street Oo inspec | Portland place will be hostess at an a o> *: XMAS GIFTS Where Recognized Specialists ported novelties, suitable for Christmas Gifts. Bar Pins—Pendarts 5° a Bae rs ee inf ‘uesday afternoon in ) - : | Riogs——ladies’ and wa J, 3 7 RAR ;informal tea Tue: y ; Ww. Wed re é' See our selection of Junior, Bridge and Will Teach 4 nite , . honor of Mrs. Alexander : — & & Table Lamps—also attractive assortment ae ae cestions, dell of Mexico City, who ts visiting of Miami. Fis. ) e same buying instinct that has brought St. Louis Many are the fair ones whose one predominant wish is | . women the greatest values obtainable for years past, Fur C . Mrs. Clark McAdams of 6041')) a 4 th . dits . a Fur Coat for Christmas. Men folks—drop in M ense © presen condition in the Coat market and and let us show you how easily you can make her wi Cabanne place is expecting her | \\ Monday you se | y you see the result in these phenomenal savings. 'MCORBORATEO come true. Take any elevator to the Third Floor. niece, Miss Elizabeth Lord, who has ))) _ , . _ SR Louis’ Largest Women's Specialty Shop been in the East since early June, ‘to arrive home next Friday. Miss / {\\ ‘Lord spent the greater parf of the | ))) S er with Miss Dorothy Fer-/ (( MM if D D T d C ld P P ts ma as Alton, DJL, an artist, who | }) ANU acturers 1STTeSS, We to ar y 10 YY Car eT, aved the Way for This maintains a studio at Province- | town. Mass. Thie fall she has been in Portland, Me., studying with Mr. ‘ @ % McAdams’ sister, Mrs. Rupert (i Niely, head of the piano depart- } ment of the Portland Conservatory. | )) ) Mrs. Virgil “4 Balley, who has) | heen visiting her parents at Fres-. no, Cal., arrived in St. Louis last week to join her husband, who at- |} ' . ° ‘ ‘ends the Art Schoo! at Washington || Alert Garland Buyers Make Two Astonishing Purchases! Mr. Bailey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Exquisite Fur Coats of Extraordinary Quality. at Worth-While Savings! tiomer E. Bailey, of 5903 Cates })' avenue. ee Fur-Irimmed Cloth Coats Bought at a- Price Less Than The Maker’s Cost! - — a Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Jamison of 6349 Washington boulevard wil) de- part today for New York, to remain |) 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Russell of | ?)/ the Gatesworth Hotel have re-/( turned from an extended Western | trip OS Ieee ~~ a eel i te Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Nieman of 512 Mississipp! avenue and Mr. nd Mrs. HlRerman Nieman of $757 otomac street have departed for Mlorida ans ‘ube They will re- Miss Porothy Maxwell, 4aughter f Harold Maxwell of Kingsbury t Apartments, is expected to return oo wer 3 o St. Louis Dec. 18 for the holi- en’s Elk Sole days. She has been attending Wells College, Aurora, N. Y. elt Slippers pie Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hemenway of. 1 ¢ pee eR 2 Se Da’ A 35 Ktmegsbury place have returned from the East, where they spent Aa Thanksgiving with their daughter, co/ 'Miss Virginia, a student at Miss —y. Hill’s School in Great Barrington. Mass. Miss Hemenway will return iome Dec. 21 for the Christmas holidays Jat. @ (,eorge }rederic Church, sor Mr. and Mrs. Welis L. Church, ; Linden avenue, ¢ yton, will arrive home for the Christmas holidays Dec.120. M Church attended ths Naval Academy at Annapolis last year. tle is now attending the Uni- n’s Leather-Sole | versity of stissourt. elt Slippers ts. 2 Miss Dorothy Louise Green, ) daughter of Mr. and Mra. F. W. 6 w 1°. wee “a oy ol Green of 6203 Washington boule-| })) vard, will return from the Bennett; ‘4 | | - ; ith Bs and will be here only Christmas Xt Sie of ~- ’ ~day and the Sunday following. ' ‘ AY : wv 4 as . / / : ‘ 4 ' . ¥ »i wd 2 ’ ae 7 ‘* . a . effects. Also - | . a j , Dp — we ° 2 ( ' ' j \i 4 ‘ 4 WY YY . a» “> Bi } | . ‘ including Bin CAS 1? §® hm: rubb: oe is ais Poa ———_ 1 FF) | On PRN PAYA igual mr “ : va . . ‘ & a . 4 i” 3 . >. _* ' \\ i : ‘ Cy fiaig\ V) \ es! The ma- ons, every once! minster place has returned from } - a months’ visit with Mrs. Philip ) ' Rodriguez of New York. ( : Ar oye »)) e the Kind of House Raymond Mancha Jr., son of Mr. Slippers Men Like \ an rs. Raymond Mancha of 4445 i " 4 | r . : : : - 0 ES ae Little H’omen’s Lavishly Fur-Trimmed Remarkable Savings in High Quality fi ; | plcisheimer’ Cloth Coats Fur Coats ce. eg pant $40 to $50 V ALUES $55 to $70 V ALUES $195 to $265 VALUES -@. Melsheimer, Pres. Fred. Diedrich, Sec. | {\)* . the Holidays— " ; = . ) Miristmas Cookies ) Larges! variety of Christmas Cookies in the citv—Her- | { mits, English Walfut Rocks, Speculatius, Lebkuchen [ii | ’ P Springerle. Anise Drops, Anise Confects, Galaschen, | }) Pleffernuess, Russian Rocks, Pineapple Rocks, ete. — a | eo Really, the Furs-Alone Are Worth These Prices! Fully Apace With the Garland Standard of Quality! Our “Non Plus Ultra’’ Fruit Cake, made of finest fresh i GS straightline mo Fur Coats in fashionable pelts. both flare and — - ‘ DaliViere ¢ Pershing - 5729. Delmar -6331 Delmar |; ; : cong) imported glace fruits, pure air-line honey, and the |") HE maker wanted cash instead of Coats. We had the wherewith- straightline models. Semeof the fur& are listed below. The old-time moisture that keeps it fresh and improves it || al and wanted Coat bargains for you... Money talked him out trimmings include natural and dyed fox and Siberian squirrel, _ With age. Just compare the quality. (4 . a selina ce 61.00- the pound (fl of some of the smartest Coats shown this season .. . They are blonde opossum and dark or silver muskrat. hur Pudding | flared, they are wrappy, they are in the straightline models. Every English Plum Pudding, made from an old English shade is here, every correct fashion. : Northern Seal (dyed Coney) Natural Split-Skin Muskrat recipe. 90e the pound | Bronze Caracul Paw Golden Susliki ; ) Antelope (for id Barun ipan : | More than a dozen popular Generous fur collars, cuffs, bor- all 5 ms stants ed a k — M Xmas confection, made of fine chopped fresh almonds ana | (i shades in pinpoint, duvbloom, , af . ;, a ink Lye armot Suge r, moulded into different forms, viz: Potatoes, Carrots, >) pettipoint, Venise. mosulera: ers.an ancy trims of squirrel, ‘i a ee ee eee Ie Bolivia, suede cloth and many fox, beaver, vicuna, platinum $395 to $695 Fur Coats Choice—Any Jacque rm $1.75 pound (( other quality fabrics. wolf, coney and others. To make the offering all inclusive we of- Without regard to cost or profitevery ead © Bere. i fer a number of the above Coats at fur Jacquette, offered in two groups at ~ vet a Fruit Cake for That Xmas Gift? ") Pelites. . , _.lattle Women’s ...-Misses’ Sizes $294 to $494 $89.50 to $198.50 tWo-pound Cate, in decorated metal box, a beautiful pack- . $2.25—shipped anywhere for $32.60. a Coat Kalon—Third Floor | Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention ) y Has Been Our Motto Since 186] | '\\axqwwwne SS SSSSSESSESTUOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc. —Broadway and Sixth, Between Locust and St. Charles

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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1925. The Glove g21 Locust Street, Karg Christmas FANCY GAU ——————— rr err — ~~ +... + TF ., ~ xy PTF, Oe exe) ‘.) oye Vee exer? COO OOO CO OOOO OOOOOOO Christmas Gifts Erpressing Permanent Thoughtfulness. ]F chosen for the home a great variety of sub- stantial] gifts awaits your selection, —— eee TENT WEDDINGS NNO Wiss capy ENGAGEMENTS mn |: Long ae ol | 3 Remembered The wedding of Miss Grace “1 ' . ‘|! lard Walsh, daughter or Mr. and}: Christmas 7 gpl. ~or - | Gifts : wh | Mrs. Robert W. Walsh of 5958 Weet | — . : il soerens place, and Alfred Arnold/: 201 Town Club Bldg. Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al- | : | | | I t St ; West of Ninth fre j rd KF’. Mever of the Denny 2 s 1120 ocust Street ‘3 i) « — ; > > ee oe ee ~ _ = Qualities Seldom, If Ever, Obtainable at This Price . ... . . — ss -_-_ at en | = Whiltam } rederick Buen Vist v s4€Tia ISLA ave- . _ n née @igacement of a ~~ Tih} ‘eee ’ otf ite? announces t Grace Coburn Wright, bridesmaids, j , sweet peas. John P. Meyer was his j || brother’s best man, and Roderick Wonderful Selections of New ,, FrenchLingerieand | *}' "=" ». (:ordon 4 | ,home. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer wi!! return Christmas eve from their ‘ : land Powers School in Boston. Mr. adorable things. Unusual styles, such as Mayer : " . a tO] hiversity an nember of one would expect to find only in Parts or |, Kappa sigma. oe oe BARRY SERVICE, with experienced | ‘es - ~ SO Lael G4 ka eS a es 85c fe OT the Sunny Skies Regal capitate luxurious PMLA A RAE RAS .. Little | styles for boys and girls, \ “. o Fer alter © we, = Poe ee es. hu’ * - ; " if ye Fay % ee. get ‘~—" me oe ~~ uw + ~~ 3 a ’ | if 4 w TD fina t ge? Siz * wt of Southern (limes There is a Hat for every mood and hour —to be worn ‘neath sunny, azure skies. Tiny brims for playtime hours and ex- quisite large, drooping Hats for more formal occasions. In gossamer-like weaves are Ballybuntal straws, crocheted visca and crocheted hemp Hats—that vie with felts—in high-colored crayon shades. $15 © $45 ‘Willinery Salon— fabrics and styles of it- resistible distinction combine to make these Coats marvelous val- ues, indeed, at this greatly re ~ ~*- — duced price, >—=niire—_—~ Two Other Attractive Coat Groups 48°68 If you have deferred your Cant purchase until now, you will profit greatly by choosing from either of these reduced groups. (Coat Shop—Third Floor.) COLORFULSCAR AND SHAWLS are this time of the sea’ and year inseparable ce sons to the Sport Sia Costume. The futu tic colors in lovely hues daytime wear and cven are here for your ch Ate ae os Mamet oll HOSIERY for one who is in doubt what to give. Alwaysa' come, useful gift, ¢s when Milady needs diffe shades to match the indi ual costume. In Gift B if desired. Prices begs $1.95. —. :

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— » Which has ruled that the rate for| iforeigners obtaining ‘passport fa-'| _ADVERTISEMENT ##=RECENT WEDDINGS SUNDAY DECEM , le AND ENGAGEMENTS anagem , St. John’s Episcopal Church was the scene of the wedding Wednes- day evening, Nov. 25, of Miss Luella (jenevieve La Mothe, daughter of Mrs. Charles Lockwood La Mothe, | and Roland Spies, son of Mr. and | Mrs. J. PB. Spies. The Rev. Leigh- | ton Nugent performed the cere- mony. The church was decorated | with white chrysanthemums and | palme. Edward Henne and Elmer Tabbert led the procession, fol-| lowed by Thomas Young, nephew | of the bridegroom, as ringbearer. Miss Lucille Groom of Vicksburg, Miss., bridesmaid, wore a shell-pink | gown trimmed with velvet bows | and a felt hat to match. Her | flowers were pink chrysanthe-| mums. Miss Alma Schweickardt, maid of honor, wore an orchid gown with hat and (flowers to match. Marie Avouris, niece of the bride, as flower girl, wore) white crepe. The bride was gowned | in ivory satin and rose point lace, and carried roses and lilies of the. valley. Charles La Mothe Jr., brother of the bride, was best man. A dinner was served for the bri- dal party immediately after the = | ceremony at the Gatesworth Hotel — fand @ reception followed. Mia {TTT BEGINNING MONDAY Groom has returned to her home, ye a Sikh in Vicksburg after spending a few a a | days with the couple at their home, | ° 7, Women’s tailored silk dresses & wool dresses a Pe SUNDAY, -. PMECEMBER 6, 1925. cilities in France shall depend og Continued from Preceding Page. ° - igroom, was best man, and Michael | frontiers. or a ok ; ‘y bas Christmas Sale |Hart and Henry Zehr groomsmen. | he alien 2 Chi eee. FANCY GAUNTLET STYLE | == Grandmother kept her hair beauti-|jand avenue. Mr. Catanzaro is a) fully darkened, glossy and attractive} praduate of Iilnois and St. Louls ny her hair took on GARMENTS Landers d Peariman ‘a S , erent nace oF are not conspicuous; they pt a re Bh Se ah La CR RT aCe ——— re P. $Y = : : the charges ‘tl espec oun- The Glove Shop — SHAVE [ARK HAIR ccseecec Ek Sos Se ot, iG } shiz re h sister 1 kes an ideal and ch powce J sEtTO pera. of the Orchestra Wa S Nationa! Ss l’reserves health, : relieves fatigue, supports abdomen and Vital organs, CORSET venttug injury. $3.95 to $16.50 Sane Hryant ‘\—Sixth and Locust Sts. | _ REALARAR* VARMA DT SABA VANS SSS ase of 7 New York, and during his rought Willem Mengelberg to \inerica and introduced Artur Bo- anksy to the symphonic field in his country. He also active 1 the management of the Arneri- can tour made a few years ago by Ur. Richard Strauss. He is a broth- of the distinguished American violinist, Frances Macmillen. | Mme. Melius was born at Apple- ton, Wis., and studied under Jean ‘de Reszke in Europe. Her recent triumph in Chicago was unherald- (ed in this country, but had a back- ground of successes in the opera houses in Paris, Berlin, Vienna. home, Naples, Budapest, Prague) ind other cities of the Continent. |, T, M’CUTCHEON CARTOON WILL APPEAR AS DRAMA’ Mary Aldis’ “Heir at Large’ to Be Presented on Chicago Stage. Ly the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Dec. 5.—The news- | paper cartoon has been adopted as. |@ new source of serious drama. | tenure Was The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louts evening newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ee ee —— a ae -” * 4 A Special Group of Fine Winter COATS Featured at ee on i. wae That Express the (harm of Personal Preference ~ 44 a bo a Glassware and Novelties DAINTY LINGERIE WIND BREAKERS -_ China, or > Regal fur-trimming, luxurious fabrics and styles of ir- resistible distinction combine to make these Coats marvelous val- ues, indeed, at this greatly re- duced price. a 2 ) — at oe Accent Two Other Attractive Coat Groups If you have deferred your Caat purchase until now, you will profit greatly by choosing from either of these reduced groups. (Coat Shop—Third Floor.) x 2, oe. een of finest silks, enhanced with lace and other trimmings. In pastel shades to please both che giver and recipient. Priced with restraint from $4.50 up- wards. —Main Floor COLORFULSCARFS AND SHAWLS are this time of the season and year insegprable com- panions to the Sport and Eve- ning Costume. The futuris- tic colors in lovely hues for daytime wear and evening are here for your choosing, $5.s0to $75. Main@” 3rd Floors HOSIERY for one who isin doubt just what to give. Always a wel- come, useful gift, especially when Milady needs different shades to match the individ- ual costume. In Gift Boxes if desired. Prices begin at $1.95. —Main Floor for the Outdoor Girl and Sportswoman of finest Suede leather obtainable in attrac- tive shades so popular at the smartest resorts. Sizes for both Misses and Ladics—at- tractively priced from $16.50 to $35.00. —Main Floor Pee. ae EXQUISITE NOVELTIES of every description, gifts for Milady that are the rage of Europe. Imported for the one who cares to give an unusual! Gift. Onemay select at leisure from our large assortments in our European Gift Shop. —Third Floor RICH FURS make an Ideal Gift long re- membered. Selected Pelts fashioned into Garments of unusual beauty and charm. Furs of every kind for both \{adame and Miss St. Louis. —Fur Shop, 2nd Floor tune, |daughter of a rich “An Heir at Large,” a serial car- | toon by John T. McCutcheon, has been dramatized by Mary § Aldis, and will be given at the Goodman Memorial stitute. The cartoon story told of a young man who secretly inherited a for- who was scorned by mill director, and who ,after many adventures, finally married her cousin, a gir! whom he found working humbly in the mill. Gregorian Calendar for Turkey. the A@pociated Presse. the ANGORA, Turkey, Dec. 5.—Fol- | Bul- | lowing the lead of Rumania, garia and other Balkan countries, Turkey probably will adopt soon the Christian era and the Gregor- lan calendar as mediums for meas- uring time. -A special parllamen- tary commission has made a study of the Gregorian calendar with a view to fitting it to Turkish his- ‘ory and events and has unanimously recommended its adoption to the National Assembly. current France Boosts Passport Charges. } the Associated Press PARIS, Dec. 56 A flat rate of $19 a year for a visa permitting Americans residing in France ‘ross the French frontier will be 'eollected henceforth by the French /, authorities. ; ' | visa could be obtained for about ttheenta. The maintenance of the €:0 visa feo by the United States (sovernment is responsibie for this French Goverument.’ Theater of the art In- | To | Heretofore an annual! | rN SE ee SNe ae mae or sae ' ‘ Phe St ae eS het ahr abe 2 A Gift From This Specialty | Shop Has Individuality and Quality From All Over the World If you have not seen our wonderful display your § inspection will be con- Ouls sidered a compliment Special Tables of Gifts $1, $2, $3.50, $5 STLOUIS CO 1121-1125 OLIVE ST. Established 1885

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nig; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a4 - Lhe . “*, 3 } 4, os SUNDAY. . DECEMBER ¥ a IC A I Ae wwe ee eee St TN ee : ee era Shir. + STIX. BA See Our Other Announcements on Pages 7, 8 and 9 This Section. ER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ———— =o + -_ * — —— _ = aS. ER ee es cee ™_ . no ~ ee nnn ee - - —_ . > “ ~ . Me Oe © ee, oe ham Gan Prien net” ~ & i | Smokers’ Stands and Cabinets : | : Are Gifts That Please a Man Decorated Stand With Two Trays, $5.50 An unusually convenient and at- tractive Stand is this which offers a two-in-one service, with an ash tray on either side, beside the jar and match-holder. In wood finish and Rien > x : five different colors. Cabinet With - Humidor, $17.25 A sturdy, mahogany finished Cabinet contains a roomy, copper-lined Humidor; has match-holder, cigar and pipe rests, and red-lined ash dish and cigarette jar. ~ Rich Chinese Carpets $325 to $535 If you are looking for that rare gift—the one of lasting beauty—choose an Oriental carpet. These include the very luxurious types that measure 14.0x10.0, and are in exquisite carved de- signs in a full range of lovely colors. =~ A very special group of Chinese and Persian Carpets, intricately designed, with a blending of beautiful soft shades, is is priced at, each, $389.50. (Moorish Room—Sixth I loor.) Decorated Boxes $2.00 to $32.50 Boxes of Chinese brass and cloisonne, and in Japa- nese ware with silver finish. For the Smoker . 50c to $5.95 Every convenience for the smoker is offered in novel Ash Trays, Stands, and Com- plete Sets in nickel plate, brass, bronze finish, etc. Luster Vases 69c to $6.00 Japanese Luster Vases bloom in blue and orange and Chinese red. They are flow- er decorated, striped or in one tone. (Uriental Bazaar — Fifth Floor.) Combination Range 4 In White, Blue or Gray Porcelain pom $69:5 = ‘a he The Bungalow Range com- a two-hole coal range. It has a large oven, with thermome- ter in door—a dependable guide for baking. A helpful % servant to bake your Christ- is mas turkey. : All connections are made without charge and convenient terms of payment may be arranged. : (Seventh Fleer) — Eureka Vacuum Cleaner A Present for All the Year ’Round 49% Cleaning days are short and With Set of Attachments leisure time long for the woman os who owns a Eureka Electric Vac- . uum Cleaner. All attachments are 3 included, and we will gladly dem- onstrate in your home, without ob- ligation. A first payment of $4.50 ,and the balance in conven- ient payments may be ar- S ranged, if desired. (Fifth Floor.) Crystal Jeweled Cigarette Sets Novel and Distinctive Gifts in the Jewelry Section Jeweled Stands with four ash trays in t emerald, amethyst or rose crystal.... The same style of Set with 6 trays....# Cigarette Box to match ...... éoveumn fr Jeweled Stand with 4 crystal ash trays, § The same Set without jewels in stand. .$ Crystal Cigarette Box, jeweled base. .$7 A distinctive Set of cigarette box and trays, in jeweled handled stand..... $ The same Set without jewels in stand. .$ bines a full-size gas stove with - | ‘Main Fi Champion Skaters Will Pertorm On Our Fourth Floor Jimmy Bourke and Edna Blue, Pion fancy skaters nationally kno will perform every day this week noon, 1:30 and 3 p.m. They wills o Planert Skates, the choice of Pions everywhere. may be had from them, without charg Advice on ska Planert Northlight Skates. . £9.75 Planert Winner Skates ...... $6.75 Runners are of high-grade tool steel and shoes are web-reinforced and made. with skating last and arch support. Racer and hockey Styles. Sport Dept.—Fourth Floor.)

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ST'LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS —— mm ee eee a er ee —_—-- — NS - Sse>--aetateee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6, 8 and 9 This Section. , ’ . ; ° iD 06 ie ae 4 a. 2 a * ~ ‘ » ae STIX. BAER & FUL ST IA, LER GRAND-LEADER , cee Q | | Dred ore of the # 9 ° ° WATISEM ds OPt eo 6 Women’s Mid-Winter Cloth Coats ¥ peecmsemenenn Mines and Sale of | : =aN. Display High Quality at Exceptionally Low Prices , Bedspreads | A y Exceptional Values sles — r; oe We fs . | Size $ 95 For Smart Christmas Gifts 90x102.. =— - ! :_ = a? - Seite i ee “2 ~ ~— SAGAN mx With the advance of the season value becomes, more and ~ 3.99 AB ANG ot | more, the important consideration in the purchase of a Coat. — .. eer 7 : _ New arrivals.in the department accent this trend—beautiful smported real kid Gloves with nov- \ Ne At > ~ materials, smartly furred, are offered at unusually low elty French cuffs will be received fe PERS GV a\ GN. prices. At the prices quoted above are available dress and eeesrs-deben ate ‘with ‘Paris ey aes & oN. topcoats of quality, made to our order and individually se- | point or embroidered backs and over- OY \o ent 3 lected, in sizes for every figure. gewn Or pique seams. 2 va : ‘ Gift Certificates —solve the gift problem A Stix, Baer & Fuller Gift Cer- tificate is especially appealing. The giver secures the Certificate in any amount, and the recipient makes selection according to his personal taste and requirements. Gift Certificates are ob- tainable on the Balcony and at Service Desks on every floor. a “neuen voted _ Pan, 2. Sam *—- _. —_ ~~. —.. nee Women's Driving Gloves ) | : 1 \" a These Coats Endorse a $3.50 to $6.95 AEE Ve : i, Of capeskin and suede, in gauntlet, bs ‘ J | ie Tendency to Simplicity slip-on and one-clasp styles. Fleece lined or fur lined or with seamless knit wool linings. (Main Floor.) _ z = | 5622 15c Each. 7 for $1 fellow’s heart, give him a Play r—brown, blue, rose, or gold. In- of? ID Beate Comiietn ‘ail. Suit — Type re favored ed in the Set are cléth and four nap- SS a kerchiefs with fast color hero. t will give him many of matching design. ; ) as, woven borders and col- hours of pleasure and will serve Cheletmes sift. eee erable Crystal Jeweled SS HEIMGC | The approaching holiday sea- ored hems to match. as a sturdy costume for play. : NZ ans ) son when social functions are of i. ¥ Each Set i ] Cigarette Sets [Os 1' first interest makes important Gift Glassware : ; a box ready oy md ™ , Novel and Distinctive Gifts DIOR: this offering of tunics. They A 89¢ enact aa Indian Suits | D; 4 R: 2 | ¥ “ 7 Sad Pi | smartly fashioned of silk n assortment of fruit ° ; : ee 4 Special at $1.15 liamon ings in the Jewelry Section . . and flower bowls, candy ‘Square 9, Main Floor and Second Floer.) J sad se } lace in rose pattern, on straight jars and compotes of } Jeweled Stands with four ash trays in topaz, . Nf 7 lines with graceful godets. hand-cut crystal glass. A khaki drill Suit with oat ond emerald, amethyst or rose crystal....$6.50 ERAS AX (Gift Aisio— long pants trimmed in brightly col- $39 75 * —_ - OO a a me For Gifts—Two Choice Designs ‘ | seco *loor ed fringe. Head dress of 15 feath- The same style of Set with 6 trays....f10.00 aoe Colors include many pop- Second Floor.) oo Se ed. Sines 4 20 tk Oe , = - ® ination Range Cigarette Box to match ‘ rue aw, ular shades of the season. style illustrated. ' Jeweled Stand with 4 crystal ash trays, $12.50 ‘mh Various sizes. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Filigree designs of unusual grace are seen The same Set without jewels in stand. .$10.00 Other Yankiboy Play Suits, $1.39 to $10 in these platinum-top Rings, set with three ; Dept.—Main Floor.) er Yankiboy Piay suits, o e, Blue or Gray Porcelain Nae Crystal Cigarette Box, jeweled base. .$12.50 — a (Boys Own Store—Fourth Floor.) = ed —_—e A distinctive, | A distinctive Set of cigarette box and 4 ash yet inexpensive , ry. 25 - trays, in jeweled handled stand Diamond Wrist Watch. $48.50 — The same Set without jewels in stand. . $20.50 ves es ae An Important Selling of Gift Handkerchiets _aTiny size, in 18-tarat white gold, with full . Range com- jewel movement; three designs. gas gaa me | — | on Gro spo int H andb ag S In Wide Variety for Pleasing Choice Man's Elgin Watch. $20.75’ th thermome- Thin model, 12-size, in white or green es ES ee ss = ne a gett, i te nailed eS ee a | gold | | - ; : . %o- -jewe ing. Sparse ——_ ——_ Vl - —,* Imported From Vienna—Exceptional Values Handkerchiefs Ne Lace ‘Kerchiefs rated mr gent cos no yh your Christ- = | Hid : At 25e Each : » At 25c Each shapes. (Main Fleer.) . On \ # | q. ; : $ $ $ 05 | Linen, voile or mull in NY Sheer and dainty are tions are made without charge and Sy 25 | white or tints—lovely : these—made with be- — tiste centers and edged rms of payment may be arranged. comesite §6fiat 6evey in narrow Venise and —- : ae | woman loves. They are ; , scalloped or hem- decorated with Venise These special prices afford an opportunity to select,at important | stitched ak anes. = = gr nn nn idl savings, Grospoint tapestry Handbags of indivjdual design for dis- ; tinctive Christmas gifts. They were made by hand in Vienna to . . - our own order, and are mounted on sterling \silver frames, and S ee : : —* ; Vacuum Cleaner ; Champion Skaters beautifully lined. a ee. Appenzell Kerchiefs Men's Kerchiefs 3 rook | , ame | | | 7 ok, At 50c Each t fo , Will Pertorm | ee a0 ss At 50c | r All the Year Round | : Selection is interesting, for there are many designs ~—_ Of fine quality Irish linen embroid- On Our Fourth Floor and color effects in Bags of various shapes. The From Switzerland, where delicacy | ered: tn otleg or GInNTanEE Beles . , pee ip is usual, come ex- ! With Set of , models illustrated afford a suggestion of the variety a eign = gym l, ceeee ced | enclosed in Glemeenan aan mane Attachments Jimmy Bourke and Edna Blue, cham- —and each Bag is an exceptional value. by: peasants in artful manner. Very are Handkerchiefs for men. soc each : ‘ . it So lll pe aks ome ry (Main Floor.) unusual at this price. or box of six, $7.00. Feminine Gifts S$ are short and tee ar 3m. DSee 4 ee oe | In the Corset Section ) on Planert Skates, the choice of cham- iy F : ig for the woman / | pions everywhere. Advice on skating . rs ~— Satin Uplift Brassicre, illustrated, $7.00 Broke Electric Vac- a fe er eenree. Va oh | ae Tots’ Kerchiefs Men's Kerchiefs Evening Bandeau, of lace, that stays in All attachm —_— Ue. PA A em : place perfectly, it has no Coin cude a Planert Northlight Skates. ..$9.75 one i/o SPear. , ME a 9 in Box. 25c At 25c Each Oe ay RE $2.00 Z Planert Wi kat ' a “2 ~~ hee. Rg ev aeg) LL! o ir home, without ob- : ee | ry Be NO. ‘Lneter ta [Sg eR AM | Prettily embroidered in nursery Of Belfast cambric are made rr amy ay ere hel sat | 4 | : 347 Packs IE CGE <ars : designs, these Handkerchiefs are Handkerchiefs with colored woven 7 ‘felal: rls, pair ; ste wore are of oo ‘ ent Let wt 7 oe Ae pees. aS red packed in a box that resembles a borders and wide hems, in two- ° om = = a cial ott cbaride Dest same .\ ae 4 os Slee * | book of nursery rhymes and is so — sseeauine Ga a Pink Satin ee with soft — ment © io A. er Ee : eee ift. and inexpensive are se -0 . in he : arch support. Racer and hockey eh _ iy =z decorated. A delightful gift pe of elastic, pening 50 ; ie (Second Floor.) may be ar- ie | Styles. Sport Dept.—Fourth Floor.) , Women's Dainty Handkerchiefs, in boxes of three, soc and $1.00. t, ired. (Main Fieer.) (Fifth Floor.)

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wae —— ‘ SUNDAY. a = ax MECEMBER 6. 1925. : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pec —_ se - i + Sor ee Pr ais Se a * ~~ = yay ae * > y Oty 7 : : uilinmindilicnith.-dixpttbateea Sa hg float aaaeas ye = x q st - *, os . ~— .- B" eon SEES SE ER SES — ene” ae aa oe aaa rg: oo end af —— ~~ atts ane “ ~ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 6,7 and 9 This Section. ‘ WH STIX. BAER & FULLER? ra Tih + Some ND-LEADER | : | Monday Sales in the DOWNSTAIRS STORE - a —_— - he - = -~- a * 7 SPR mss, ae w —— ‘ “ a ” aimee nt ld t Sl, lly DN AE A te Ts re e 7 aie jae it & | WE HB? yl | P| ae Men’s Initial Handkerchiets omen 's Guarante ington Hogi A ae ih de ok ‘ r Le : 4B | 3000 Boxes in a Sale > s : Pure Thread Silk, $ 4 .0O » ii ch in Holiday Box ——— | - On . at in Box, aM HESE Hose may be had in the popular shades of ik 3 Cc French gray, rose taupe, etal, beige blonde, 4-Buckle Style 1H : thrush, bran and tanbark as well as black. Have lisle ; at N the assortment are : Handkerchiefs of pure heels, soles, toes and lisle garter tops and seamed back. % ae +! | linen and fine cambric in plain white and woven ‘ . 2 EVERY DESIRED | i colored striped effects with white or colored Silk Hose, $1.65 Men’s Socks, 50c HEEL AND TOE IN i initial. This group is a manufacturer’s surplus stock, Women’s full-fashioned Pure thread silk Socks ALI SIZES FROM i G every Handkerchief is fresh and clean affording you Hosiery in sheer chiffon in black, cordovan, gray, 4: 214 TO 8. “4 the opportunity of securing good Handkerchiefs for and service weights; have Palm Beach and _prench : 7 4 . ; : - n; se Le gifts at a very economical price. spliced heel; pee garter = aga te oo a yO © aes i) + . tops; may be d in the chec r an isle E a 2000 Boxes Women’s ’Kerchiefs =a F-.- Aas , 7 Women’s fine quality plain or scal- | . ‘ AS EX- hi mond rT itt. -enstte hae Anti-Darn Hose for Boys and Girls INGN THE ORDIN ARY : | packed 3 in a gift box. They come in { in Do Packed three pairs in a fancy holiday box; have rein- Zz VALUES forced heel, sole and toe; full ° guarantee backing if worn out 3 alrs, 1.00 before three months.......... (Downstairs Gtere.) Handbags for Gifts. Features 2500 at One Low Price ee 2 white and colors with white or col- ored embroidery. Very attractive 39c¢ Handkerchiefs for gift giving. (Downstairs Store.) Sd "yi * Beautiful Japanese Tablecloths ee a ee ee eT ne Rae, ERE, LE MES 4 PEI OG - se oe ee | ) Is a Welcome Christmas Offering m=\y $ on. P ; 45x45 Inch | 60x60 Inch | ial “4 + = 7 4 P COLLECTION of | FIN 9c | 95c | *h A Sale of Better Dresses a c= HESE Tablecloths make very practical gifts—are Plenty of iz : +i " band style have soft French cuffs; the collar-attached 36 to 44, and styles for the women who require the extra sizes 38'4 to 521% Cotton Wilton Rugs . | Lite style have barrel cuffs; come in white only. Sizes 14 to 1 . ~ —— Narcisse ie 8) ' 4 7. Every Dress is a remarkable value at the price and we cannot urge you too The Practical Gift vibe: Gift Neckwear, 69c | Lumberjacks, $4.95 strongly to attend this sale. an 50 | ween _Fine mogadores and fancy Wool Lumberjacks in a Seventh Street Elevators and West Stairway Direct OS) ee - 4 rte silks in an endless variety _ variety of checks: have two he D ce St R room, hall or bathroom; : of ¥ . of patterns and colorings to | pockets and worsted knitted fo c - ownstairs ove ead y-to-Wear Department all are of splendid quality Bottle rashable. -— and was N additional shipment : . | (Downstairs Store.) : 4 —, feweaeesenes sdaceceataiaaiatan etait rteaetecn we ow 24%36-Inch Size .......- $1 89 us to offer this sale of ‘ ; For Gifts—Women’s ? Two Unusual Grou f : oe (ily . ee Seare narcisse, muge pso 24x48-Inch Size $2.29 an), wtoloh, aaah, Caan min odors; come in 2-ounes tles; excellent for gifts. (Dewnetalrs Imported Gloves | Women’sFootwear — ~ . ; | ATENT _ieather, MPORTED novelty satin tan = gauntiets of cham- ee Mabe na a emede fabric with leather, velvets and cree > “ combinations. coloni- straight and turn back ; = umos. O cuffs; brown, beaver ee, ae ye PPA conse s- he fords and straps; have I mode, cocoa and gray; French, military and sizes 6 to 82. low walking heels: sizes 3 to 8. Undermuslin Gift Suggestions eas | OMEN’S Gowns in slipover styles in _& | iy W one ae ile os ee irs “ i w 5 . - Women’s and Misses’ -*@)_ Blanket Robes a & j $2.45 $ Ge 498 $5.98 $6.75 “ap in white and colors, priced $1.29 and 1.95. = Silk Gowns in new high colors, lace trim- med, priced $7.95. Silk envelope Chemise, some are trimmed with applique work, $1.95 and $2.95. Handmade and hand-embroidered envelope | Chemise, priced $1.29 and $1.95. / pe Ami-French Gowns and Chemise, priced 7 Hand-embroidered red Gowns, also hand- = a —. 7 =a 778 - . 4 - 4 wt OO MP A PR ih el Ae wits ae eo mor > , J} $i cg ag Boys’ Cape Gloves, $1.00 EAUTIFUL Robes well tailored of finest quality Bea- | af 4 i= Bloomers and Step-Ins in a large variety Lined Gloves for boys - extra quality Men’s Leather Slippers, $1.69 B por and quay ania er —— pe gerhcnat r é : or” f styles. pric 00. brown capeskin with warm fleece lining; sizes eee 1; hey rings, Gal siix-trimmed modeis as well as those St ae of styles, priced $1.00 i. 1g Pliable leather Slippers in light and dark tailored in mannish effects. Come in light, medium and dark @ : _ . . +> —_! , . . . Bloomers of novelty fabrics with fancy 3 to 7. © tan: have flexible leather soles and rubber i ‘ earthe bnee, oriced) ec. (Dewastaire Store.) shades. All sizes from 36 to 52. The Robes priced from : | $4.98 and up will be packed in Christmas box upon request. | i : HICKOK | 900 Fringed Lace Panel ‘a The Gift of a Ma At > 1 47 Each . Variety of Styles ¢ heels; quilted linings; sizes 6 to rx. Downstairs Store.) Cadet sizes 7%, to 9, a pair, $r.50. Dewnstairs Store.) Uv : ee A Most Fortunate Purchase Enables Us to Offer 1 Creepers and Rompers 12,580 Yards of Silks in a Sale A <i Ye a ie <a -_ Special Purchase Group Monday . ; : ° - . 7: iy ij | 50c HIS purchase was made just in time for the Christmas shoppers, enabling them to secure desirable Silks in 25 2 , binati , lining ; in: . is 15 a the wanted weaves for dresses, combinations, as well as for linings and for making Christmas gifts. In some OME in a large assortment of - rahees) ) | it of the materials the quantity is limited so an early selection is advised. Sale begins promptly at 9 o'clock C beautiful patterns in shadow Fazzaz Pn An appropriate FORTUNATE purchase with 2 groups to select from. te lace weaves in ivory and Seay gift from a man makes possible this unusual 44 ae ige tints; bottoms are scalloped 3 45 to a man, oF la sale of Creepers 36-Inch Heavy Wash Satins in e , 40-Inch Crepe Satin in black and es 45 inches wide and ses women to 6 msm. } 2 yarcs iong. v2 and Rompers that are offered und@rwear shades. ; and colors. . ag » ESEN at this low price. Some are of 40-Inch Silk Crepe de Chine gyda Canton in black Ruffled Curtains Ss Be. solid color cotton linene, others in black and colors. ‘ At 68c Set SEAS One of the surest ways of cho are of check gingham combina- tions and waists of white dimity; attractively finished with em- broidery of kindergarten designs, sizes 6 months to 5 years, Babies’ Winter Coats, $1.95 and $2.95 Of white ciderdown or white serge i@ belted style, suitabie for boy or gir!; well made and nicely lined ; sizes from infants te three years. (Dewnatairs Store.) 40-Inch Silk Georgette in colors and black. 36-Inch Silk Radium, under- wear shades. 36-Inch Changeable Taffeta. 40-Inch Silk and Wool Crepes. 40-Inch Canton Crepes (silk mixed). 36-Inch Dress Taffetas. 36-Inch Satin Messalines. 40-Inch Silk Canton Crepes, black and colors. 40-Inch Flat Crepe in black and colors. 40-Inch New Silk Prints. 40-Inch Heavy Silk Char- meuse. 40-Inch Novelty Black Silks. 36-Inch Heavy Black Satin. 7 Downstairs Store - Scrim Curtains with double flounced ruffle at bottom: hem- stitched and have tie-backs to match. Couch Covers (| Table $1.79 to $3.69 Ea. | $1.00 to $3.95 A large variety of reversi- ble Covers in Oriental pat- Scarfs in a terns, plain and fringed sides; ment of patterns and | suitable for day-beds. couch- 36 to 72 inches lomm es, Turkish corners. etc. (Dow Velour and artificial | wonderful choose a Hickok Christmas Set of the wide range of styles and Hickoks for every man. The be and beltograms are artistically ¢ Other Hickok Sets SETA D FE j

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alle Ml ta — Bestar d. 1988. - SJ. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © MECEMBER 6 See ee ee A meeting of the Barr Branch, W. Koch, 2738 Aocomac street, at i I> I> I> 3 IT» I> Tf IE SIG) I> IG FG IE. ES ES ES BS ES ES E& F Study Circle will be held tomor- |! ‘a nm eet gar ae PARTIES (}f INTEREST Wy hy ® } %, row at the home of Mrs. Henry) : - oe : i) | | / A (“hild, His Needs and His Nature.” ) PeAitiscn way oer ~ i INST. LOUS BOLLAND's NAME OM THE BOX ADDS MUCY MMAGALE! 1800 PAIRS $3.50 ee” s ao ; ? ~ § ct ” INDA BER There wil! be a public tea Thurs- a a Gay afternoon In the Cheer Shop of the City Hospital, during the sale and exhibition of work of patients 9 of the hospitals. Useful and fancy articles, including woven rugs. baskets, toys, hand-tooled leather —— a gift suggestions and needlework, (;,ood Eyesight made by the patients in the Cheer A 6 | e Is an assurance of earning power, efficiency [rection of therapy department, ts Beautiful Gifts for Christmas and rsonal e ; r r |included tn the sale, which Is from es ase. Make sure a ee 2to 8 p.m. Among the hostesses Glasses are 100% efficient. Have your eyes ¢x- bas be Mmes. Elias Michael, G. O. Diamonds oo Pearls ~ Sapphires a Emeralds en Rubies amined. Carpenter, Isaac Morton, 8. L. Swarts, Anthony Ittner, Rober’ Br- Single Vision Glasses—for either win, John Randall. C. J. Frits ¢ distance or reading, in light or $ Charles Weidemueller, A. Johan- is the 77th Christmas on which the . . Charl Barnbeck, BE. C. heavy weight frames—complete...:... 6 ofa aad Giuie Ghaauaaill a Gift from Bolland's will be the principal dents of Washington University and Kryptok Bifocal Lenses, the best double | of the St. Louls School of Occupa- gift of the day. However small the pack- IRE | l ateed Burlington Hos, 1.22 popular shades of metal, beige blonde, as black. Have lisle and seamed back. n’s Socks, 50c re. thread silk Socks lack, cordovan, gray, 23 . t! vision lense obtainable $10.50 onal Therapy will serve at the tea tabien fad age, the opening of it will reveal a fine ex- Mrs. Sam Scott will tell the story pression of love ¢e@8 gift entrancing and abiding. of ‘“*The Miracle” to members of - Jaccard S the Girt Club of Chiat Church Of wideageesd) inessece: ano dinnnies aaa Exclusive Jewelery EVERY DESIRED HEEL AND TOE IN ALL SIZES FROM Beach and French 1% TO 8. omen oe A ol nforce so fancy y yoU WILL ted fiber and ilisle | IMMEDIATELY | RECOGNIZE »ys and Girls : $i THEM AS Ex- ~° ° &f 7 RAORDINARY liday box; have rein- >\ > oe : — ALUES. airs, $1.00 wo. ‘ | scepter ‘Memeghes, iennti-aail 4 opular prices + + lovely thi rmanent — chuyle emo H . | LOCUST ea NINTH ain Remwomres og “a ai ie P P P paris y : ee - rege address. in nature and exquisite in beauty, that are The Century Boat Club will oele- extremely attractively priced. brate the termination of its annua! | membership campaign with a ban- quet and dance at the clubhouse 5500 South Broadway, Saturday Gifts for Homes Gifts for Women evening, Dec. 12. The Enter‘ain- ment Committee has arranged a Ber Pins special program of entertainment which will be given during the dinner. and has also arranged a special card of songs which will be 4 ‘ introduced at the banquet. f SS SESS SS han + ust 1 ste , ast ne Ninth Hosiery “or Men, Womenand Children Christmas Is Near (Downstairs Store.) ndbags for Gifts atures 2500 at One Low Price $ 1 98 | oa a fe Z EVERY PAIR OF: Hs COLLECTION of 2500 all. fa — ee FINE JERSEY'! f A A Mesh Beg Mra. Charles H. F4lin of 6409 nay Pins ; : Cc sntertal 1 Our Extensive Stock of Quality Hosiery for Men, ane eS ee Women and Children Is Most Complete at a dinner party, Thanksgiving day, Mr. and Mrs. Charlies C. Turley + a - ‘of 7148 Alamo avenue gave a re- | ‘Tuxedo Sew A Gift of Hos ‘ception last evening in honor of Thermos Sets Bags ¥ i'their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Watches : +t. j|and Mrs. Chester R. Turley, the latter of whom was until] recently Is beautiful, not costly and af + Miss Blanche Sherman of Dallas. Conserve your capital. Bolland’s Special Plan enables you to by See et ae * " . + ene my yw" “it tt! ** vee ; ‘ . ° ’ ~ ‘ - Lf Jil iviiiviittiintt tL ttt a en id i ae 'Tex. The couple will make their from your income at cash prices home at 7155 Alamo avenue. Paves refunded according to plan of St. Lows Associated Raallern Mrs. Victor Miller and Mre Pb. P. Walsh were guests of honor at a luncheon given by the 8t. Louis 9 Counct] of Nationa] Congress of Parents and Teachers last Thurs- day Afternoon at Hotel Claridge. Mrs. Arthur J. Burr presided. Mrs. —and be assured of qual- |Kuns was in charge of the pro- Loc ust at Tent h Mail ——. gram for the afternoon. A report leather Handbags in the sea- §* | CLOTH. always desirable. son’s smartest effects. There ¥am is a wide variety of the popular calf. |. =. ~- “r oh a th a in ba laa a , my y skin styles as well as many novelty |- 23 22a 2 SS SSCs C2. ee es. effects. Come in black, brown Rus- Sian and gray. These Bags make very effective gifts. ; ' mn $1.00 HE POST-DISPATCH is the only say SS ig os ie | St. Louis evening newspaper giving : mportation o g ° . . Giveo Caref 4 ng d h Bags i ; Associated Press News Service. ity at a saving. : ~ was given by the Ot Leute dele ted Gi wiain Mindiees epenially scicea. S ty S a soateik wil owned the pe ana J ewe l ers f oT 7 7 Y ears (Downstairs Store.) et at et Oe ag ate ne YD eee es jwas at Sedalia, Mo. The luncheon 2 — was attended by 146 members. he ees tetes o “Tee e-) é -—--- — ' Mrs. Willlam Samuel Scott will | “ | * speak on “The Miracle” In the par-| Be Ge he ee | Ph Pate) " ear for Women Ged D BEIGE © BEIGE @ BXGEA © FEDS ioe eae iis eto | SEES NEES STE TS) : iChurch, Union boulevard and Maple 1 ee ess SS avenue, Friday at 8 o'clock. $1.25 At $ 7 -50 4 , | Mrs. George Holmes Baldwin at ST BAER & FUI ki i: R Adelaide avenue and Mrs. Robert * : ‘Edwin Stee! have issued Invitations n bloomers, plain Glove silk vests in as- ig IX | for a luncheon and bridge on Swope Su Sdsestions with elastic at sorted colors; good sub- “PME Thursday at 1 o’clock at the Gates- d waist. May be stantial weight; have @ GRAND-LEADER worth Hotel. orchid, peach and pecot edged straps; re- ~ *- An “after theater yaaa h / honor of Miss Jane Addams was ‘ Or ristmas nd come in all | inforced under arm. # | (Downstairs Store.) , given Wednesday night at Linden- wood College tea room by the Al- pha Sigma Tav of the college. fol- e ° . 0 erate © ‘lowing Miss Addams" address on DD t tiv —M d l y riced U); ful “World Peace.” Mise Addams came us unc € Y sé ‘to Lindenwood at the Invitation of | Some of the French Perfumes | | i aa & Styles at $3 Plenty of the | Narcisse Odor Bottle . — + SS : y ———S Se: Se j f ) oo \ . s »*s sy ~ y* —e » J . | “ile F, \ . _ mids - Pe Bal, (aew 4 ‘ \ 4 ‘ nal . ye” ’ as as 7. - ; teed? YF , . ~ 4 — — - 5 4 a »% 7 _ * f : ! _ > . ‘ ; " 4 . Z = S _ te 5 a At & yt alae ay | d \e ‘ A = - ; -- ~ “ ) ad ‘. “ y/ v * 4 a APY ' , 3% a = SS - ‘ at J ~ . e " a . : Hickok Buckle 4863 with black ename! initial, beltogram ) | | Z if 9963 to match, and wide belt of finest quality Bea. + 1404 in any color or size; boxed Ous designs and col- . . ff 4 as pictured above. Price dels as well as those ight, medium and dark he Robes priced from (Agden apa Deare . ! | . i? whee 4 a) ¥ \. if . SEIN Aas eae jC AL | cee inged @® HICKOK GIFT SETS a nged Lace Panels # Purchase Group Monday zz Hickok silver-plated buckle A The Gitt of a Man’s Choice—Offering a 4868, with black enamel! initial; beltogram 9968 and wide cow- 47 Each —— can Variety of Styles at One Attractive Price hide bridle belt; 1go1 in blue, black or gray; pictured above. will be served. i —— : | ° elt Slippers...... on A musicale tee wae am, cy aaa . Sippel 00 satin with red linings and silver day afternoo 0 ~ u ma " eeeeeere . BS ost $5-$6 embroidery, $7. ge assortment of . | os Ty sit; 1 honlevard In honor of her atsters. | , Sterns on shadow bie ee rth f An appropriate $ A gift of rec- Hickok Belts, Belto- Mra. A. M. Hunslev of Winter | a pans and 2S aver ey, (3 gift from a man ognized quality — os etn may | ee are scalloped SD EARS BShc 4 , to a man, or a —of beauty and GisO SC PUrcnased Sép- Penix of Waco, Tex. Piano solos | | 5 inches wide and ek eS th ye a lasting service. arately. Continued on Page 14. | q A large assortment of fancy i Open and embroidered art EY . . : wool Socks in various patterns. Silk Stockings. Various Curtains ‘Vo ese es 4 i Sets Attractively Mrs Stewart Crossy of Kingsbury Treen Sen. Gne Shae Men’s Socks Women’s Hosiery | Specially priced at $1.45 Very specially priced, $2.95. QNLY 16 MORE Set | ee e 1d Lm - One of the surest ways of choosing a gift that will please a man, is to Boxed for Giving Ms with double Vo ee a 6 Mm «= Choose a Hickok Christmas Set. The variety offered at $3 is typical i. ne - oe 4 a 4 of the wide range of styles and colors which makes it possible to select Maggy Bi Om oA gw t. €-backs to ; Hickoks for every man. The belts are specially tanned, and the buckles and colors. Hickok buckles and beltograms are artistically engraved and initialed. and beltograms may be had with initials or fraternal em- overs Table Runners “2 @ blems. ‘ea (Men's irnishings— 69 Ea. | $1. ; uroishings 0 | — to pase Ess | Other Hickok Sets Priced From $1.25 to $10 Shopping Days | OLIVE AT IO*SE riental pat- | Scarfs in a wonderful assor® J QOTHAM GilaSigrt sux STOCKINGS fringed sides: | ment of f > | : patterns and colesgt — ' Be 0 Xmas y-beds, couch- 36 to 72 inches long. * © ISS ® SEG © BIS GFL : _ . eers. etc. (Downstairs Bteré.) 4 . ) - - ’

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~ » { > | 7 Dennison Tags, Seals, Cards: box... . a. Xmas Tinsel Ribbons; spools Wrapping A special desk for your convenience: Main We Al ave Gone The. it Stock and Selected Neat Boxes, several sizes; each..... 10c d Floor, next to Postoffice—No charge. Pack- bas: W ; Tissue Paper..... oscceece+- 106 and 25¢ - an sand Vitninelt uaa ia TAPPINGS Christmas Favors; each..............5¢ to 18e] | = Packing ta : SMibriced Fur- Trimmed (Nugents—Main Fieor, North.) : ~ ¥ ne i aes ee ae ee wine a ae ee ee Ee ED ee er ~ ee " m * — | as ; ; fh i J 8 yy : 4 - = , = = oe ‘ a A Silk Lingerie Bog StF” CYROOOOLZ Ag Bb Ss Ssh i 72> f 4 . SS . : : 3 fee | = : “4 A very special group from which you may choose. Crepe satin, crepe de chine and radium silk Envelope and Ideal for the cold days that Gloria Silk Umbrellas hii i é “i P: ‘ Rienide Chsahinn. Susiiis Gut atyle’ ales Finest French Kid Gloves a eS : e to come. Warm, smartly Silk silk,” covers in blue, green, purple, brown an . Se a, id d Sli Nig . Ss best FP] a : Gloria Silk “part rs in blue, ) crepe de chine Slipover Nightgowns In unusual novelty styles: flare and red back 95 : 2 = Sf | ts ored and of the best of = = “ =: a e . - - + ™ = = = - o gout : : ~ —— = © _ 2 . : : 2 4 om s "7 s a ae — —— aan | EE EB MO ONO OH - , a , 4 =. + 2 Pe 4 ~ oe . Str fe - ¥ atin , . * ine oa ee ¢ age uy Lovisy ALO yy osha O° Se RR, SL aren A, ae = ° A ee a, & & o Sy —=- stssietere | | No. 3. Women’s Silk Umbrellas ESS, : af 55 , ¢ ee " nd marmot. All colors— with fancy stri d woven borders. Come in blus, purple, hy Pee ne Sy Wan NE pd Bs Sats . he . : oo eel times new tg Attractive handles in carved bacalite ee gN VIN SAA OS = y / Th “4 50 Electric Heaters “ : . scklehead, lipstick, Pp: wi ti d stub. SANS AVA XS . 7 - : BT ro ccfeceadicssceee-]nceacqcencechucom-. O4,90 SPEER ey ALT Extra large 13-inch heat reflector bow! with guard: oo} : pwn, gray, queenbird. 2 ere } SAS RK CS hee ANS Sar) \e Lijit] guaranteed Nichrome heating element; standard size. Will = oo No. 4 16-Ribbed Silk Umbrellas ATR Sagi NX take the chill away from almost any size room. An excep- 4 se! Say ! > onally eater; ve All-silk Umbrellas with wide Ottoman tape borders. In all the eee Py es Bron be special " ” pas we ae Ps $2.95 wamted shades of blue, green, red, brown and purple. Wonderful! Rs ~ , , : 7 ; New Winter variety of handles with cord attached. ll the OAL YY) : Ntppy? re $3.95 Electric Toasters newest style, tips and stubs. Priced Li AS j (Nugents—Main Fleer, North.) ' | : The Giant Marion Flip-Flop Electric Toaster: turns the ° a oats toast without touching with the fingers. Beautifully finished Misses’ 14 to 18 A in polished nickel; has guaranteed Nichrome heating element. Shaker and Rope-Stitch BEADED BAGS Si oe ee $2.95| | Women's 36t048 Sa So roe $ 25 7 _ : T ' ° ——— re . » +Peh 14 et FR ™~ sie - . ee , _ - wn Pb Be Se eee. 8 RD ee eee Oa ae Se oe er ee rs (Nugents—Feurth Fleer, Seuth.) flares and French Metai Bags—in beautiful artistic designs and-ecolorings. In Le envelope and drawstring styles. Each bag is beautifully $9 95 Sale on ee araight lines; “lined; priced ..... bc ENRdNe 200 .-38¢ | $3.95 24 inch round ..... $2.56 three im each; box Smart new styles in pouch, tailored, under-arm and | $5.96 27-inch round ....-.§2. ; swagger style. Leathers of saffin, goat, vachette— 47 ' round ner" a eget en a + oe mew sane . at ae nae. “ Rn he Pt kB SR AME Aweigh bs 7 Trimming and collar of quilted gatin or velvet. ! | Comes in bine, old rose and $2.65 taupe wwe oe eramwerescec eae ft e ere eee eee ee y ie ae : ee ee Ro oat cy a ate en re . = wm : » a > s : . Long Floor Pillows of pure silk taffeta: shirred, ruffled * aeweer and Tapestry Pillows in the An extra strong Coaster Wagon. ful! bolted. } / Black Satin Slippers trimmed with pretty handmade flowers; filled with Kapok flo * ‘ with Kapok floss. Fancy shapes .... with bDrake—are in large size with disc stee! ea tg a. With lavender quilted lining. Turn $4 00 F - ; ; soles and smart covered heels.......e ** + J they last pis. . artment: 7 = wheels, etc. . Bite | Rak” oon ae Bohemian ; i et, pawn on Colored Glassware ‘ SEPP inner Service for 12 Persons SEAS RN Se Ree sos - - | | ‘Ntional border design, all handles a 90 value—while they <a ei es . ce = Sand gra boats are fini ee _ ) hished with’ fine coin gold, a Beautifully dressed Dolls: also : | a RM Se Phaee | B ' baby Dollis with long a Ry Rell sie rae American Flyer” high-speed ( ; . rfu! D inner dress, non-breakable ficial, e | bali-be ne —” r on pew a with tender, coach and x’ i ce for gift sug . = , bors an: ice ‘ " heads: choice rcular a . S27 (tik on S 7 | i, Ata as " e. b ck ~ : : . ~ = s ’ . 190 piece 36.00 Mama Deolle—Frtra larce, . 26 imches tall: neatly dressed: $10.80 Electric Train Oetfits— with loud mam : . ~ iieee tities Ween, ae ae ’ oud a 1000 More Xmas Light Outfits ——_ ee ee Electric Tree Light Outfit . | == oi 200 inches of track...... - An unending array of wonderful colored imported Bohemian | I NEenamaae if t t o— sight Col ed } bs ae _ — ~ OE ae See Glassware thered oe b . e ! . e 4 » - BP 10 Mama Delle—Ilarrce beau.- . - ie s ties . = 29 tg “ 2. = 2 — ga -Oget rr irom the leading Bohemian giass = Di ; . ile % 5 , we be go Doll with fine hair complete, ready to connect—while th. $I 00 : — $1920) “Erecter”—Stec! ee offers a wide choice as gift suggestions. Beanti- Rich Gold Border | /s.* ‘a rl In Dinner Ser ice eS. sieeping eyes; will walk ° . tion toy builder No. 7 « ul camary color vases. blue and cerise ; a : and talk. ! | parts. Of gift baskets with black handles, novelty 45 Pieces ) o: ee eae . : fancy shaped vases with black vine effect New fluted Coronado shape of fae # me Saas Sooo ' ; 500 Sets of Large Tenpins—8s-inch size. whit ieee = Gumet. cel. wall ate oe 2 per ” | Told edge decorat and modeled in t enameled. $1.75 value—while they a Woe. ae z- 5.00 = a canary. red, yellow, colors. A most neatly decorated with a rich gold border i . ration , nog BES LCF ~ — Soeetedien er ee stee! wonderful assortment for selecting an inex ration. Extra vegetable dish and ~ ae ' pn — sai ong : y) powerful electric motor, $3.95 pensive g:ft. Choice cluded in service for 6 per- ae hg nner Service for i: f (Fearth Fleer, Seath.) sons, Will make elegant gifts ‘4 ow Eee eee enter J 43—-mece Sets ........ : (Nuagente—Peerth Fleer. -—— MA I TERETE an See ow -_ ° — — <- oe a ;

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SUNT AY. ae E SUNDAY, : DECEMBFR 6, 199. P pFCEMBER 6, 1925. a tt ne ee ee ee ee ee ee - rete ee a We Have Gone Throy : 4 .* . a S d Fl Gift S - » 7 rs sts #¢ Stock and Selected me ee Xmas Cards of All Kinds Post- in mailing coveteon il Gift tions of all kinds for man, I woman and child. Collected Select single or in package. 5c to 25c. : ages. Let us help you. Our office service desk is at your dis- 142 ” 1 Fur- Trimme d | Shop for your quick selection. | | (Nagents—Main Floor.) posal. ie Cioats|4 Thousand Gifts From All the World Here for Your Choosing m & [Siks 2S y Fy , Teer quien eo ae Saneey OF Stee and maize. Hach ccccccoceccccosessceosoossocesess , , ? one ‘= and $6.95 Nooo daisies SD ] 98 blue, rust, green or $ 98 (Negente—Secend Ploer, South) isa «truvenette and ava- ah ee black, 40 inches wide. , . inches wide. ‘ard ja. Many are trimmed with squirrel, fitch, beaver, sesamin Xmas Watche Manchurian wolf, opossum Kiddies’ Satin Quilted Robes Pre ree alrninns , ‘a end marmot. All colors— Jum tthe Seenero—tn bonatifut shades of peach. yee: ys waThese Watches are tn the oo- f . . orc TS ee ; is 3 gii*: on, or c on g 6 i! acklehead, lipstick, black, lined; with silk tle cords ap gees y _—- | there phire crown. Wach. .o.--cecores $ 95 , : and pockets. Priced .....0. ge ot te ee, eee sete | brown, gray, queenbird. ub Sea at 3 a Jap Satin Buntings : RSH Soar: ) Hi wrhese Watches are tn re 610,95. Made with hood. Beautifully : - . . Tee liable timekeeper. Wach...... FV embroidered and quilted by . . Wy New Winter | \y hand. Pink or diue. A | UY it * Men’s Wrist Watches movement; nickel] ) ae Coats 6 Naat | Baby’s Quilted Jackets SA WAN Wi i enape, Taminous sumersin A $9.95 ~~ 7 Misses’ 14 to 18 Hand-quilted Jackets, in a am pink or blue satin. Men’s Figtn atches Women'’s36to48 bala didi Prettily embroidered .-.0....+-- ++. McCallum Chiffon Hose cart attractive dine Guaran- S9() 78 Brals, nice furs; | Mflares and (Nugents—Secend Fleer, South.) Full-fashioned all-silk Chiffon Hos'ery; very sheer quality: 95 teed to keep excellent time..... ; : ee well reinforced heels and toes; come in rose, taupe, rose beige, $ Sale on straight men == mauve taupe, biscuit, fallow, bran, black and all evening shades. 15-Jewel White Gold Wrist Watches “| colors; 7 wn Sizes 844 to 10. 14-karat White Gold Watches tp res Second Floor, North. a erry . 2 tangular oor semi-ovaj style; L= mA VE. Nadsco Chiffon Hosiery crown, with engraved $23.95 “4 ~ fy * = ry — 39 te y Fall fashioned al)l-silk Chiffon Hosa, Silk Hoes DeSClS sees pwc ces ecw c ccones ; (Nagentse— Floor, Nerth.) _ i i 8 y “\ Pair § H 1h 1Cut Work *## |* [een ve Overland Bags Bea : 7 ; _— ——— : ¥ These Bags are made of the finest genutin als and oblongs. Made of pure ———— 4 ah eb sie, tae ° ; 4 ; * A oe linen wilfembroidered and trimmed with ES ani 4d, prop- Rihs ss (Nugents—Main Filoer, South.) : es | pot wien nnn es, Pag per Cae ° m4 r ‘ h ly i. ’ le 45 Pieces : 100 Pieces aeeen Water Goblets Wine Glasses Chest. 48 inches long, 23 inches high and trated in mahogany veneer. an- eee Oeeutituily finish oe Ge ° . , — . 4 ; (< , in 4 ' . ‘ li be ond the ordinary life. It is *()1 » Ini hes W ide. What 3’ 4 whe | wide and 60 inches long : on anata ple Of our y utiful New fluted Coronado shape of fine porce Srade domestic porcelain Dinner Service Sherbet Glasses Parfait Glasers Cocktail Glasses Miss or Mrs. would not =e The showin Cedar Chests and is priced aiISS OF . . = of Tabiecs te $14.75 * $100. ‘ neatly decorated with a rich gold border scroll Reld edce decoration and modeled in the Fruit Cocktail Glasses ration. Extra vegetable dish and covered d : PQ shape offers another Iced Tea Glasses Ice Cream Dishes Each . cluded in service for 6 per- ‘ | “ve Dinner s, rvice for ! , (Nuegents—Fearth Fioor, South.) sons. Will make elegant gifts. 100-piece sets ’ ~ 43—Mece Sets . - appreciate this gift includes those from (Nugents—Fourth Fleer, Seath.)

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ornccichacn | Visit Our Toy Department, Third Floor | SCA A NAAR \ The Ideal Place to Do Your Christmas Shopping as Well as Supply Everyday | AOOTS : B s Bazaa WOCINS| PAGER UL | . The Sfore for cas eee 2 > «i> z > “i, bi Wag pc Meee - ied Re 3 i on — Ay E - ic s .. € ¥ a s 5 * & = ’ big assortment of ors ada e o- Se and cclor- + AMAS OC rr ned coiors, in ‘ 13-ft poke 8, pirates lweeigned to look Well with large fur Ail smart -—-69¢ nice Xm ~ bo x a 19 og oe it. eollar. Who can hesitate when Hats like these are and patter! ns... nus en sO moderately priced? _ $2. 89 Silk Chemise New ce ayo Purses ~“)h — ‘ ss ‘ = rs }avuI } . ’ s haere: of cr D chine ¢c tuc anc € ors wn. t 69c Men’s Silk Hosiery | : =m = hand es; gra Q bb Tea A ~ — : ra ubber Tea rons ef on _ 40, or te - pone of $I ‘08 shown si 0 Fan -ru udder, ay ift box; - a = ses 7% . * ,wer trimm izes ; ‘oh? ir silk Bags septabie gif “$y 00 m ve in all th ne tea " ted Silk Umbrellas p onus ) , | New 8 and iv rib styles, some See ee ee nee se, nis : Rye 2 Boys Suits Witid S.A “ases rs * cao ] . wie oat se aiiiiies ™ - _— TY? «~~ *ce st vie Men’s Blanket Bathrobes bia ok . rd carrier " le : i-mixed servi re “t a .U Ow Ses : -_ oe roe 4 Sar =~ 15 =4 i Gloves for the Entire F anil he parchment iN ugente—Bargain Basement.) ee Tas Steet ote oot et ete ote ~ [- A Timely Sale of 1800 Men’s Shirts a ee ne ae —— aa > rn i y crac A ana a: SE rere Ses tes 4 $3.50 Ladies’ Wash- Infants’Fur-Top _ Men’s Lined | Boys’ 7. able Cape Gloves Mittens ; Gloves | (eRe: — ‘ ~ ++ . W 77 q ¢ “a pe- =oft Drown lea ther - ; nh -_ ; | l Mit ut ns; @il mace { ape, L ] a a c¢ a let s: leather pa! ms: cord: or a of 5 These Lamps «6 e }~a1 . fur-tri ie de chine, tastetas. rot - . re eh ene a dee f] a lini : L- - 3 . % | finter (vat s—— M3 ~ uy to! vs 5 ens.,, bor aay ‘repes . _ “ “a0 me“ i is ba ai .} | Warm > eece i - ; *R lined : warm ane Cn msertane: ; Ty ed o se £6... p : ; am. et Sa style and | and novelty cloths. Wonder ped, turn = ¢ anrtadicnien Sean. e ha = —2 repr fleece-lined . Broadcloths Madras Cloths Oxford Cloths | a. auntie and are a ts i fu valuea. S'zes to 14 ~ - ae wie | : Wa ni . bet - : . co rs e , - . are oO various tke oT? | ener; assorted | ses lasting. Am ideal Q 5 C Collar-Attached and Neckband Styles, Sizes ## ( SS. ot to waved o~ Values First quality and some slight irregulars ae fine, () made Shirts, in the most wated patterns and $3. ~ There are: i Siz f 3 **, fF @h2 eee * © @ & . > : ae (vr ‘ gilt rarer es oe © Hey

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* ce, ETNDA Fa DECEMBER ‘. 1926. a SNS a 3 non 6 1925. : | “s ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 12 Wik ABN AAS > 5? ELEVEN NEW DE LUXE ELEVATORS—ALL FLOORS |°* oO OY "RANA pply Everyday Needy idnatbestnacbatnats | ERO af } ‘ RB . nea She Youy : \ . Boys Bazaar, Third Floor ‘mas , | \\4 \\ “Let mest sc Bi Yea _— at This AY — i - - vA ~ be ~ . xy Gifts of All Kinds and Descriptions for a ae 20 to 50 Weeks to Pay for All the Gifts the Real Boy—Boys’ Own Department a0 to 00 WE. sae A \ The Store for ALL the People les of | Xmas Time at Nugents—Shop Early While i = 2000 Men’s Fine Silk Shirts|| 4. 27°" ” ill Take Place “What a whale of a sale,” said our Advertis- RAY AY A K 7 YX Fur Coat bain Basement ing Manager when he was shown these shirts, MENUS the entire o. he Ley ey si | a Natural Muskrat Northern Seal (dyed coney) cy, “3 IA Pie . ‘ee Bronze Caracul Mendoza Beaver (dyed coney) a werenre: fine for sheets A* e : Site tne 78¢ . . | CUR la | Marwink (dyed marmot) The Lot Includes + Richly Trimmed with $9.90 Wool-Mixed ie S gs Ri S Bin a [ . PM NR Oe oF, F cass? | PS , B\\~, 220 Finest Empire Silk Shirts. P laid Blankets Ht, \ SEAS ee ] PAL 1) Mires» “4, 120 Imported Splendor (silk and cotton) Shirts. : Fox, — in gray or cocos pts me» os Bee, Geer ee worm, BY cll 1) eee Oe. SE 7s See a ey ee Ga 120 Fancy Stripe Radium Silk Shirts. ae natural muskrat, on collars, or borders. anxets in pretty plaid de- af’ | i iF ‘ Bee Fr 4 = \ — , 5 We ae : . : Various colors; full 66x80; with $3.85 | W mm G60 Fancy Jacquard Weave Silk Shirts izes jor S3e8 120 Self-Striped Radium Silk Shirts. | Regular and Extra Sizes 50 Cotton Plaid Blankets AA A Vint | | fe] wR 4 (500 Satin-Striped Baby Broadcloth. A Set of Attachments Klectric Sewing Machine Prices and many taken from our regular eteck, ? all sho ots and al) old Suits from eur : ee OO! AIT DS ree “a ) hs FIRST FLOOR SOUTH pe All Are With Two Pairs of es Full-Lined Knickers = - ine durable fabric, well tailored and correct in : fh ° 7" q > Sapa mem siaoe oor MP. Junior and Bridge Styles} }Q oval jes) : 3 O aeterts shuttle machine on this up- a 2 Prices for Quick Clearance @ ATR | P 1G ho Lamps that are wonderfully complete mm every i ; . to $8.95 Values to $12.95 yd as. detail. Compare the originality of the designs. Electric Cleaner = : to-date Kotary. $5-95 = | A hi . The bases are of wrought metal or wood with Flectric C nsole Florence , | ‘sa carved effects, and. heavily weighted, finished in ! Twenty-year guarantee; adjustable knee con- the newest polychrome and gold metal leat effects. u SER, fee trol: American walnut case. Large drawer space, : va tn tal nr tr Ty Aigo: automatic tension, and all the latest features, 1n- aaa ° fler Ca 4 " wT , ’ Q . ne a , “a Boys’ All-Wool Sweaters | The shades—hand tailored—are made of the : ; a cluding a sewing lamp. —~ 4 8 er knit ry A J fon under the | and rope stitch effects: $I Q8 - (Nugente—Bargain Basement) 7@ with small flowers, others are hand-painted glace ar fleec, it In pullover and cost styles, solid : . . . ‘ lar fleecy kn : , : finest silk Georgette, inner lined and trimmed | —— Good Housekeeping Approved sizes 24 to 34: regular | narchment in many different styles and designs. parehme : One Dollar Now colors and combinations; $3.00 values, si........ with gold braid and ruching. Some are decorated One dollar now will deliver any machine in our ely Sale of ~ a : y dareneor ! ; : m , Jf PTI / ,* = . 0 Departments of iridescent pottery {in beautiful coloring effects various colors and shapes and made of silk with hed and Nec 4 7 NV , are of kband Styles, Sizes 14-1 gold braid trimmings and innerlined. Each Lamp piped to (Nugents—Bargain Basement) , | carry the wires and is ready for use. While they last . Royal Oleaner Department , _ (Nagente—Fourth Floor, South.) ™ Main Floor South » One Year to Pay ! ae Main Floor and

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cle > ~ + ee eer ge ee Foe i . - wee - © =) eer TS Pa —_ > /- ie Cee. eee ee ce a « + a ~ . ~ ea de ay a es oe le — — sa yer ems de a me Ae a on ae - cate oS os -ee* » ~ ta ms -- .. RENEE BN AOE? Bet et i - A PE All AR owe ae ee oe ne ™ metinen ee ig ' PEA EE OP HI hg ee i acl ek te Sime aaa es ili ¥ % +. wae 'ST.LOUS POST-DISPATCH _— ing. A play te to be given for the : . |benefit of the Mothers’ Ciub some members of St. Luke’s Mothers itime during January. The next) vh. Richmond Heights, by Dr. | meeting will be held Wednesday, | Collin Le Master, at a recent meet- |, os a GIFT THAT WIL BE APPRECIATED FINE | An edéress was given to the ST. LOUIS ie Centinucd From Page 9. by David Earle; songs by Mrs. N. Garvin and Mrs. Paul Parker, | ex with accompaniments by Lila Har- | ¢, rison Canter, and readings by Mrs | i. Bessie Brown Ricker were tnclud- | o ANTON Chama, Geass Reverze: {PARTIES OF INTEREST IN | MacVeagh Waits on Royal Stotk. ty. | Veagh, new American Ambassador, by the imminent accouchment of | Crown Princess Nagako, wife of. the Prince Regent, which is unac- | countably overdue. The imperial | pects to present his credentials | physicians say the condition of the & the Prince Regent next week. It | Crown Princess is excellent, and | understood the delay is caused there are no grounds for worry. the Aspociateé Press. TOKIO, Dec 8-Charies Maco eo | ed in the program. Mrs. Charles | Kenamore served. assisted by | Mmes. Werner Westphalen, Robert Dennis, Jeff Davis and Emma Pow- ers and Miss Leona Powers | rocer CANARIES $7.50 The aristocrats of all singers In full song and exeellient health. soperfine singers, ree- seonabiy priced Ship- 1] safely anywhere. | MELODY LANE Gil? Victoria Ar. Market (ar Em deaag UNUSUAL GIFTS A pre-holiday eale of fancy work | aprons, bags and homsé baked cakes, plese and bread will be held | the members of &t. Ann's So- dality of Notre Dame at the scho»! hall, Kienlen and Cote Brilltante | = , Can Fenioat Liwemon Exclusive, moavorste prices GALLERLA BOTLIANG : 4214 MARYLAND AVE. Open Sundars and Evenings Stns tee tae tee tees avenues, next Thursday afternoon = and evening Refreshments w') - be served. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sperrer en-' : : —— - tertained with a house t- nusnal Offering use party Se | An l urday evening. Nov. 28, at their | home. 747 Dover place, tn honor A SPECIAL SALE OF of ' youngest daughter, Beat- ; rice \ supper was served, fol-/ ) } lowe’ by dancing and games. The gues were: Misses Emily Riess, } O oS Olive Kuhl, Marie Wassmund, Ag- | | ines Llorestel, Grace Hill, Marie } 3ernihal, Alice Heinkel, Ruth Hort- | | ter, Helen Friehs, Loretta Koert i} and Edna Sperrer. Messrs. Albert Altvater. William Altvater, Lawr- ence Ley, Walter (;e\ser. Joh? hoemmerer, Joe Fritz, Claude Son- tag, Richard Senn, Frank Wood- ruff, Albert Pellgrien, Edward and Joseph Sperrer and Mr. and Mrs. . Brown. — 7.85 $9, $10. $11 and $12 Values | The annual Christmas bagar of | We have selected from our regular stock about SEVEN HUNDRED || the St. Louis Altenhetm will be. i? held at the home, 5408 South , PAIRS which we will offer for your gonsideration at this price. : ‘ Three Days Only : MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY These Shoes are all new, in desirable models and in a variety wanted materials—all sizes and widths. PATENT LEATHER BLACK SATIN BROWN KID BROWN SATIN TAN CALF BROWN PIGOAT \ Broadway, next Saturday. Quilts aprons and fancy work wil! be of- fered for sala. ! The Jewish Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Association will hold a bazar at the Nurses’ Home next Thursday afternoon and eve- ning. Tea will be the : afternoon follows of the served in BLACK KID ‘ special mu- > evenine. The annual] bazar of St. be sic and dancing in ‘ (George = o7* wy .7% » = ” «a ‘ nuUrea Wl. ne.d if - s: the parish of a It is our purpose in this offering Please note that SOROSIS ( io Olee atrect sien Mtint an x \ +e to make our new SOROSIS SHOES can ONLY be obDtain- avenue, Wednesday, Lec. 9, from -\ Wi SHOE SHOP better known to ed in St. Louis NOW at our \ i: £ Wetec Gitte ah a on “> h- A our old and new friends, both. new location, h sale and there wil! be a delicates- fa = oo > = Charge Accounts Invited \ sen table tn charge of Mra, Good- CiiP \ man King, Miss Crump,. Mrs. 914 HY \ Charlies McClung Thompson and i 4& Mrs. Chariton Messick. Luncheon, OLIVE for which reservations may be s |] made, will be served from 12 to 2 SHOE SHOP STREET I | o'clock, \ Telephone Orders Filled | Opposite Vandervoort'’s 5119 rr te Call Main esiding in San francisco, wi suest of honor at a luncheon given _— -*>* a ~+ D Lou's club women to- 12:30 at ths Corenado rrow at Gifts Just one or two more names on the list for whom you cannot seem to decide what the gift shall be. Let us help you make the de- cision. The items list- ed below will make appropriate gifts and all are specially priced for “= ~— ——— 26.8 @€. 8's "s*S\ 8 8 81.8 S88. '8''S.n n i $3.98 Luncheon Set A beactiful oyster nem and grees stared excsiient ) linen combination. consist of 54- all doth. . Two ' tineh a@oth and fecr sap $2 9g beaxtiful designs: $1 00 kins; stamped. Set. . " stamped: each. .-«.. 4 - » ~ a meee ee ee Tne POST-DISPATCH w the only St Leuis Press bewspaper giving Associated licte!. The host esse: will be: | Mines. Phillip Moore, Elias Mich- | ael, Victer J. Milier, George Gill | Harry Waggoner, Charlies Roth, | Frances Allen, George J. Diets | Fred Johnson, Lalu D. Hynson, W. | Gifts for Every One #2 > . cu h Al Every Effort That Is Humanly Possible Has Been Made [n:. to Offer St.. Louis Unexcelled Quality at Cnequaled Prices. The Fontenciles will give thetr third !nformal dance this evening at Mcolah Temple. Two silver lov- ing cups will be awarded for Charleston dancing. Miss Lecna Mattice of 1918 | Nineteenth street, East St. Leuis, entertained the Goiden Crescent "lud at her home Friday evening. \ card party was followed by the initiation of a member. The guests were Misses Doris Ferguson, Nel- da Black. La Vonne Black. Ruby Hicks, Kitty Bransford, Olive Hughes, Dorothy Horton, Marte Balsley, Mrs. Ruby Houdyshell and . Mrs. Mae Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. “John Zugmaltier of Bar Pins, Shoulder Pins and Circlets wrought of the finest in platinum and gold. » An exquisitely destgn- ed mounting of 18-k. Priced up from Unsurpassed tn qual- ‘ ones aay - white gold, set with a P itty, this Deautifu! 4347 Sinton avenue celebrated their large, lustroys, high n stiver wedding anniversary Thanks- grade diamon wt td - a. Vine day hiidren-— assisted by thetr seven “harles, Louisa, Joseph, Marte, Catherine, John Jr. and Frieda Zugmater.. Dinner was served for 109 guests, followed by iancing and vocal TL usic. The Iota Delta Gamma Sorority | ained Appel Arano Fadem ind Rose ertert Misses Mamyn ff, Florence Krisman, at an informa] followed by a party Tuesday, Nov. 24. Miss Virginia Simmons tn Rerue News has come New York of the hit made Miss Virginia Simmons, daughter af Mr. and Mra. George Welch Sim- mons, formerly of St. Louis, tn the Nine O'Clock Revue” given at the aza Hotel Monday and Tuesday nights tn the ald of the Visiting Nurse Service of the Henry Street Settlement. a) The entertainment was "rar +! oa inner eh 94-3: from there by rT Gents’ Watch White gold-flilied thin model, 17 Pully guarantee, at $35 coached ‘?° cast In- vs. 2 nN coe Strap Watch ww? °° 4 case => 3 .& 2. dectazon hy Miss Mav Lesite jewels om 4 +? , € UVaran | now —_ represented Peter Par » *\« wee ~-- i ee A eS member of the Junior Le — Mrs. Georgia Lee Cunn!tngham. who has been abroad for some will return ¢t Louls next She wil! the Buck- Annex for the winter. y Bracelets aceiets tn eter A wonderful selec- tion of stones, set tn lovely Nov offering of white _— elt; An wuntusual ovelty and = goid n gold Platinum Pearl Necklaces lhe famous Blue Bird Pearl. tus- imme, » St. week. ngham Lat a’ ‘Ned. Uno from ‘rous, tmdestructible and a gif: combinationa. Priced sure to charm milady. Up from arr ee an © - thea T°. @ hment of > Uni of South $2.50 °$7 and Up | $10 “a Africa has fallen itn lI!ne with the _ EXTENDED PAYMENTS | ow Goole ay | Easily Arranged in Convenient Weekly or “phage poe | Monthly Payments, Without Any Extra Charge South Africa Has U. S. Office Ry the Assoctated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. 8.—The Gov. s,s” ne ee — - th‘s “OUuUntry a’ “ented SDy a Genera) Commissioner ie is Eric H. Louw who has ‘ust | irrived New Y¥ rk FURS Big Bargains Have to move next month. CHOKERS. COATS, ETc. | THE WESTERN FUR CO. S03 Washington, 34 Fleece. is a Le Pstabdlished [aa° eo —“Wowelrt ¢ N. W, COR. 7TH & OLIVE eltag* 8 — 9 ge — NE ao 6, meta, - ‘7 fe — ES = —_ Established Over Half Century lt Res Tir ( 809 Washington Avenue FURS Exclusively Special Sale Christmas Offerings Fox Scarfs, all shades, 2-Skin Mink Chokers, 2-Skin Stone Marten Chokers, Natural Silver Fox Scarfs, 2-Skin Russian Sable Chokers, Natural Blue Fox Scarfs, ie “ Py ’ L ~~" > . fi 0 =n > ad LA ; {* Z. e , - s oF “- «* Were Seylornere Ereniang Ss ppere Novelty Jewelry—D Smart Coats . Pillows- B —TTENR TO THOSE WHO WOULD “A-SAVING $20- to $100-% 328% to %96- $48. to $112 2-Skin Hudson Bay Sable Chokers, £76 to #128 +100 to *500- +120 to #640 +140.” to *300-" a of Nependabl. duality” The LEPPERT-ROOS label in any garment is an assur- ance of perfection in quality, style and workmanship. : zz hein. OY cm —__ ’ . . 2k? ERYWRTD »» : ; ~ 2 ; - Pane a ad ——— ' $4-Inch, $15.00 Brocaded Chif In two-toned signs; yards makes a dress.

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' 4 a | ’ ot) ie fy & . SUNDAY, ppeceSinrie Este ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘18 few Era Club will meet} erar les. 4 ‘ ’ a Novelty Jewelry—Dance Frocks—Evening Slippers the Cornelia Greene Chapter, en- ) 4 “se. SS 8° S86 8 8 8's Bw i a , in ae ' at he i- | | J | ‘ , oS Barer: Smart Coats—Buckles—French Dolls tertained ee ae at her ne ' | pi ; | Truly a sensation, when actual ? . > dence, 4450 ‘est ine etreet, ec. ' - : . y uls evening 3 Beautiful Shawls : ‘ing hostess. The philanthropic SS, se 4 i drastic reductions. Such mar- effect. Every new mode Ving Associated Press news servi ing = - Christmas work was planned with : a $ ] val are they, that we en i“ velous valués ’ of the season, at Miss Essie Matlack and Mrs. John) . z be”, ae doubt if they will last through- —Ii A . A A Trig Moss as chairmen. Mrs. Sam- ‘ ‘? FI ’ R . | | T uel Scott addressed the meeting on — ; ‘ > ! out the day at L, INCe “The Miracle." Miss Hilda’ % ) : . 916-918 OLIVE ST. — ht sane ‘ sales — magpie 02 | . ' mets COME EARLY! $1.88 if the musical program which TO THOSE WHO WOULD “A-SAVING” GO—MANY REDUCTIONS ARE: NOW IN EFFECT was te charge of Mme. tnoms T) e Wr el DS ter Groves (napter, ‘Daughters American Revolution. ' , — * ‘fewet"] 4 A Sensational Pre-Holiday qa’ SENSATIONAL SALE!— | Purchase and Fiel S PRICES DOWN TO BEDROCK! SIXTH AND a | iS | e O f V elve ts = Actual $35 to $85 p— 5000 Yards of Plain and Fancy Velvets Women’s Were purchased by us from the best-known manufacturers and importers who wished to dispose of their remaining stocks, and who did not con- Stouts sider their cost, and we in turn are offering them to our customers and the women of St. Louis who are turning daily to our silk department, for values never before offered in St. Louis. New Customers JN THREE SPECIAL SALE GROUPS “® $2 ().00 to $] O()-% | ihe | Lif Ray | Up to $12.50 Quality, 36 to 40 Inch and Old $9 9.00 . By) hay mE Brocaded Chiffon Velvets Patrons S$ $ , $ ‘Y to 96-0 | mY a g tat OE & For afternoon, street or evening ae ‘ 48.00 to $1] 7.00 , | f } | a dresses, in white, black and beautiful of This assortment of colors. The patterns Sale S, $76 to $128.0 are excellent. ° ‘ FUR COLLARS, CUFFS, FRONTS AND $100 to $590.00 Embossed Velvet VELORIAS—TRUVONETTES BORDERS OF BEAVER, O ; : ®f my For dresses, robes and negligees. BOLIVIAS—PETIT POINTS MANCHURIAN WOLF, SQUIRREL, CARACUL, $120. to $6 4()-00 ify d Handsome designs, in black, brown, Yard SUEDES—DUV-BLOOMS FRENCH LYNX, MENDOZA navy, pink, coral, rose, American $140.00 to *300-° i { ) Bd | bonnty, tan, golden brown and 2 ' . FUR CO ATS & 4 | ! 2 BLP) ° : ph 1 : $16.75 Brocaded Chiffon Velvet | Brocaded Chiffon Velvet $O) .75 Be eee oo FOX CHOKERS. .. $25.00 In two-toned bordered de- 4 5 In multi-colored bordered G 5 300 New Styles to signs; 10 beautiful color designs; many beautiful col- Choose From combinations. 11/4 to 134 meme | eresmpmimations. 174 to l'% _ eet Rare yards makes a dress. Yard | yards makes a dress. | Yard un Gin eee ae $ 15 scription! To set a mew rec- An Ideal Gift, of Quality and Excellence ood ta Dress sales wo have put forth supreme effort! Every Style Heel al le erings ee) ee ee ee ee « kh bee bee L) + ys es 7 . > — _ (Silks, First Floor and Balcony.) (Dresses, Second Floor.) (Millinery, Third Floor.) (Coats and Suits, Fourth Floor.)

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the. a ee en —_— on ee 16 ST. 31. LOUIS pus DI SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Pes aL BF SSS Fede +h! “- 2 a - . . ~wS. FURS Big Bargains Have to move next month. CHOKERS, COATS, ETC. THE WESTERN FUR CO. SoS Washington. Sd Fleer. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES — FRANK RAINGER’S NEW STUDIO Stage Dancing and Dramatic Art Euclid Bldg., Euclid and McPherson Classes Day and Evening RECENT MEETINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS OF WOMEN’S CLUBS Centinued from Preceding Pase. * ° gp A Ml. le I mm lle ” a —— gm . - a , : $ ee i ae A at LEE i i ee Ce OT ree ee ee ge Be aes, eee a o ot hm YO te ea - $4.75 Madeira Napkins. ! Biz r $5.90 Madeira Napkins, 1s size. dz $15.00 Filet-Cut Work Napkins, 14 $8.75 Fiiet (ut Work Napkins. 18-in $14.58 T ORIENTAL RUGS Mmusual nature ! HANDKERCHIEFS “Mic to $2.75 a box : } 4 ’ . ‘ . + , or . . . ‘ 7 x ———E ee a « as ‘ — + ~ Ce ‘ =—s —_ : = = . —_—~ oe.) ; : a a eee ee ees e+ wisi — Hie .69 BABY DRESSES Dresses of exquisiie anc work $i to $3.50 In our beautiful selection of gorgeous Orientala, we have sizes from sma. mats to large carpets of We are selling at appreciate the values we FARHA’S 1001 LOCUST ST. % ORIENTAL RUGS SS SS Pt ie Sar, “ . on idee One must see these Rugs to a esses were Mrs.- D. C. Nicholso: irs. H I ] . Mr me «4 I ia i irs H ‘ Ss Us = T 5 ~ ~ 4 4 ~~ e , ae | a J \ = , Re ijesd S bard ~=} 2a k - ir is authors ‘nterpret ed hem a gave a short history f eac!} A née-act comedy, “In W rong,” Was presented by 2 Morse School — students. The characters were > played br ‘Miss Dorothy Merers, a ss Katherine Trautz and Miss eee heresa Wittler "T"+.. » iad - = ihe Past Matrons and Patrons . ~~ e ~ ™ ~ ? ~~ _ ew ©iub of St. Louts and St. Louis County will meet tomorrow eve- r ~~ a? the Mara lette Hote e Harmony L rary Club me .. > 7. 4 NI a ~~ 2a ig e iJjterature and Reci- f “ followed by a enor? ‘ meetings of the C . 7 is > , = ~ . an Institute r Mee. W. SG Keat Mrs. Gord 2. Davis read a paper 7 Caveman Arts Uffearthedc tin Trance Alre HY Rernett reed a ae paper on “French L. terature 1! | Nineteenth Century.” and Mrs. Pau! Parker one on “Philosophers, His- rians and Orators.”’ Mrs. W. W. Sanders was hostess - ro the club at the Branscome Ho- tel, 5370 Pershing avenue. Frida’ Dec. 4 Phe next meeting will be sn Fridar. Dec 18, at the home ¢ Mrs. FE. .R. Nyroth, 4483 Blair avenue - Chapter DO. P. E. O.. met —— Mrs. ©. J. Licvd, §315 Savoy cou on Dec ’ f - >| m'cloek aeeiialiegtlie Mrs. J. H. Trent read a paper on #. ne mS 4 > © ] an Arctic Expedt*ton Return The next meeting will be a Christmas party, Dec. 17, at the home of Mrs. T. M. Harding. 5462 Clemens avenue A specia! Christmas recital 4i- rected by Miss Lela Garvin will Be given by the St. Louis Tercentenarr Shakspeare Socile*’y next Tuesdar at the Vandervoort Music. Hall at a } se *+ * e | i oak p 2 ey. Pee % Xp, ov td vee i*% « a i, “, * A 7 ha a es * “ Ne ‘ , _ ae ee Pike} « +, s&s? a : ae — Ai hin Ses od wer Ps ae - — 7 2 r+ bl v ee es. ee ae os EO se —— Se a cieusin Amomeinmeniinnt snsteusian) aha FBS WO gers Rr we 2 we te cay ye 8 ee hare = > th re, i 2 ¥ = = : per — - Y= ee : . SOOM A BM. CR KODE Ae pe tO ea MC ene) © FU, ye > ot ee ee : * - ¥ - * we > es Ae ty On . r i avun's SSeS gS 22 82a es a Ss 2 SS ee Ss 8s ss ess 8 a, o , Sf 4 ‘3 i om & |) 2-6..6 6.89868. 8688) 8\s- 6 8.8. 6 ieeew 68s ee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ne ~~ idlinas 25% THESE are. an amazing saving. J SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Great Reductions on Think! Higher-Priced Coats Are Greatly Reduced in Cost! Smart Winter Styles! Lavish Fur Trims! Popular Colors! Just compare them with other higher-priced Coats and SEE what “wonder values” They represent Come Early! 190868166 6 Oi 88 88 OP eee ee | eee wee } y ” ° ey - ’ 7 ’ lA / / 7 , ad 7 J 1 9 a a v oo Other Coats Greatly Reduced $45 to $125 (Third Floor.) ® e 2S S48 Bee 8S e eee e ES a 4 Pp. mm. Numbers will include “The Prophecy of Isaiah.” Made- line Anderson Matting!y. prophetic reader; sacred solos. by Jacqu Tules Landree, organtiete: sacred songs. by Mrs. P. A. Summerfeld' and Marv Marearc* Nobile. and *4 violin, cello and * organ Mrs John Eggert Miss Louise Evers ard Jacque Jules Landree. particivants will be attired tn svrr- bolic Biblical robes. The pubite is is wvitted The Prese and Prubdiicittr Com- mittee of the Eighth District, Mis. court Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at Vandervoort Au 4!torlum, Tuesday at 19:30 a. m Plans for a literary contest will be announced A talk en “News— Wha?’ Tt? Ts ard FHio w fa Recogni Ze it." fellowed by an oper forum 1 also be a part of the opr gram. 4 A board meetinz of Ptor . ipter ‘* S N 181? was » . WW. Southward, 6 * wd A Cr) j Od 4. J a y 1 1 A pa Aa ** , 7 > will Bold {ts annual meeting McAdams Cilfford.. accompanied Impan! Miss Adelia Ghic. harnp'st. w entertain with Christmas steries A socia! hour wit!) follow The social welfare section of the Toe} 4°" —. s UD Wil algo meet Tuesday. at m. Mrs. Stella Barnes ‘s cha'r man of this section Denauiias / g E?fte Brainerd of the Enpiacona) City Mission wil! speak. Mrs. C. E. Merer of Hotel Coro- — a > . ‘ * {Wes 1S > aco entertained the Cultus Clu - , +? a ~ as week rach member was .** 7 aA °7 ~ == - a ~a.iec upon to repert on segsicns —* + , ; ~*~ * . * . te-«- » e Li. Amstic ute ) 7 = , + . a ea = a, | — . »* witchen '? ’ e k« Tr — id (entinged on Next Pace. ONLY 16 MORE Shopping Days Before Xmas (ee SB S1S/COM OB BeAeeBneaeaeeeeaeeweneneWww se 828 tay ip . aL 2 Jacob Mange ¢& Son 705 Washington Ave., Near Seventh ? 2 @ +9 : »a meet ; Mi povel and p ing Fancy Aprens hewdita neand fandkercBiefs Lamp Shades Gowns Pillows MAKE A NEW CRYSTALINE LAMP SHADE $3.00 Lholee of any Lamp Shade Frame d all necesSary ma- SPECIALS FROM OUR ~ =~ ~ »vs’ S&S S mon 2 and = r styles iding the 3 recau Ss or the wee Hemstitching y - eating A GIFT OF YOUR OWN _HANDIWORK ay finish at home For the Children: up to $1.50, aehwuny aie Kae completely finishing a without trimming) 3, STRUCTIONS REN’S DEPT. €ar sizes, in com- > : "2 etc. we Vera: ’ —> ae ¥ + 7 S.y 1.4, a. sc — —_ —$——— ee Soft Toys, resses. Etc. STOOLS e OKO seKerereleleteverervesele (ei exelerevesc« MOLOTOV) Every Kind of Work for the Home Dressmaker bile You Wait Buttons ' eee UU URL AR ARREARS & The POS new SBS RR RRR RSRRARARARR RA oO 7 A) er eKorereney ~ "“itintinns Oifts Each One Different—A Pleasing Se CA French Porcelains Venetian Glass Lamps and Shades Italian Bridge Sets Picture Frames ® (*) (@) © 3 a: . . (e ‘e © (@) (e) rs (@) ® @) Ty y >) . ) ee ee ee ee oo , + Potteries i Leather N oveltieg ~& Rugs "ee Hangings fs Sheffield ANNOUNCING— = A thoroughly original line of Christmas : paper and cards that will help to expregs, thought behind your gift. A new showing of cards, novelties and favors. Che Warfield Shops 399 NORTH EUCLID Shop-:-Interior wees Bet * we is the only St. Louis evening Associated Press news servicg, ~ MGs a

a % oe NN DZ ANS DZ GD ee ot a $40,000.00 DIRECT IMPORTATION Foreign Furniture and Gift > F ns At Radically Reduced Prices this Week! qi « how here but a few of the hundreds of beautiful gift items from foreign lands. On a spe- cial trip this year our Mr. Levy personally visited the factories producing these fine pieces and bought direct from the makers at factory prices. The usual brokers’ and importers’ protits are therefore saved—enabling us to offer these examples of forei gn craftsmanship at un- heard-of low prices. Hand-carved ee ee undreds of Novelties Louis XV Chair *59:25 Wonderful Chairs made in France with hand-carved frames. Upholstered in fine handmade Aubusson tapes- try, four styles for selec- tion. tudded with big bronze nails. $e5 to $115 val- French Deske *80 Unique roll-top social Desk in solid mahogany, beauti- fully inlaid. A most artistic piece for living room or library. $r20 value. Girandole 418-5 Silver-plated two-light Gi- randoles made in France with crystal plaques. Com- pletely wired, for. candle flame lights. Actual $35.00 vaines. Girandole $9750 Genuine French Girandoles in solid bronze; three-ligh: style; completely wired, for — flame ights. Crysta! $cc values. ——, Ship Select now for gifts, for your home or for party prizes. $39.7 Porcelain Censole ‘Three * $ = Cigarette sins preces) 16.50 | oe \sh Trays, with ~ brenzse figures Brease Ash Trays $3 9 - Rronzse and (.|a2ss5 “ith needlepoine, we o tandy Jars “tudded Bronze - inlaid twory Bexres SI | 95 (igarette (eases . LLlec. Shell Flow - $3 - Jeweled Broazse er Perftamizsers 50 Derines Bronze “( arpet Leather Diary Dealers” $24.00 ets $7.95 go ex (¢ Beating Heart Clocks Dainty French Clocks in vari- with perpetual calendars. tables. to $1935 °s[3S SS a Decorative Glass Lamps Attract! lamps made . " tirely of : ate in solid co-ors translucent stands. or hand decorated. Some oval or square, soMe complete. From Czecko-Slo- shown in center, vakia. Especially gifts for boudoir v v Coffee beng £4 og ~., size and pose. Natural colors and natural Pa eyes that glow when fitted with elect "* °° lamp. Ideal ornamental pieces for the ret ing room or hall. a A AA a AMER Oe EN French Oval Rugs INTY oval Rugs from the looms f lful French weavers. floral and conventional] pat- terns in colorings entirely different from domestic or Oriental Rugs. For hall. parior, library, breakfast room or boudoir Our own direct mmportation. Sizes as listed: We-Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps x lf US) » = a‘ Tr * Ss SINTAT. MNECEMBER 4. 1525. - . a U htere it ° Pa lester ina” e Qu ens I s “ s tion will meet tomorrow at The male 3730 Lindel Hou: A. sf , Fou *strina s "or = —_—_—____-- + CF Linen Im We hav RE and vou ww wave le the —, "ie so and Bndg ‘ m3 give yoe segural Point de P S Also the Shampoo and Marcel, $1 ehalen, oat paese Garfield BEES Ser Appointment. articles im LA VERA ee UTYE SHOPPE _s TTH STREET td Fleer OSTE The Correct W Every woman invited to have an “Osteo-Tarsal” Demonstration and experience the immediate and actual benefits of wearing the world’s neatest Health Shoe. Oxfords Black Shoe-Soap hid Tan Calfskin Brown Aid | $10 820 \) 4 This most timely sale of rare gratify that wish. We also ha and small, and hall and stairwa Many Rugs R Dargazine Size 2) ..2r41. ft. Regular Price 337 S Size 4 Swi ft. on Now 6 Req: rr «Price S$100.. tla Fine Lot of Mussul and Hamad Size ix6 ft.— Now Requiar Price $60.00. Royal Sarouk (Silky Fineweave) Sze 4! 77 fet. Now Regular Price $200 $1 Size 3.24514 ft.- Now $ Regular Price $125. coe oe Size 325 ft.— Now Regular Price 3100... -Sma!! Mat Regular $35.00, at.... $27 soval Koshan (Finest Rug Ma Size 5 F itm Now ienine Price $400..... $2 Royal Kerman ize §! 4 ft. — Regula | Price $200 | Size 9x12 ft_— Regular Price $850..

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eee a ——— ey re -— ee, gil 7 fa’ . \aYe ‘eveve oO YOON ODOD DDO OD DOOOOOD OD DOOOGDOOOee hristmas QOifts SANE Porcelains Potteries an Glass d Shades Rugs ridge Sets Hangings Frames Sheffield INCING— lties and favors. : Warfield Shops 399 NORTH EUCLID ~. - - fl iil, il i _—, a LOCO OOOO OCI Ot) ) OCT) ‘_ - ~ tla lien - ee ee - SUND DECEMBER 5 1925, —__ -'-Interior Decorating-:-Furniture —— sye Different—A Pleasing Selection Leather Novelties - ly original line of Christmas wrapping ;. ecards that will help to express the § jind your gift. A new showing of place_ Jf r giving Associated Press news service. T-DISPAILCH is the only St. Louis evening > @ RUZ TATION and Gifts this Week! hs from foreign lands. On a spe- bries producing these fine pieces usual brokers’ and importers’ f foreign craftsmanship at un- party prizes. undreds of Novelties Sets .50 $2.95 $4.95 . $3.95 = $2.95 Br $7.95 Louis X VI Chair | >O7 .50 ra Glass | Beautiful Armchairs made s in France, with hand-carved 3 frames. Upholstered in mace e¢f- genuine handmade Aubusson olid Wired tapestry of exclusive de- e.. i Sic | signs, studded with big ee toate bronze nails. $175 values. ir or. end Bp $5. —— —————— French Tables emt Dogs Exquisite mahogany Tables 95 of rare design, marvelous . inlaid tops, genuine bronze te a, trimming and ornaments. We or — only have a few of these and naturas handsome Tables ith electric for the liv- Rugs Rugs from of skillful Gorgeous mtiona] pat- s entirely domestic or for hall, sun iving room, or boudoir. mportation. LouisX V Console °87 Perfect French reproduc- tion of a priceless Louis XV size Console with fine marble top. Beautifully inlaid and decorated mahogany trim- med in bronze relief. = Cigar Lighter $7.75 Imported Miniature Tele- phone for use as an electric cigar lighter for your home or office. All wired com- plete. Highly finished mar- bleoid base with glass tray ash receiver. $15.00 value. ~ a . ' , 4 ‘ 3 ; ~ 4 . . _ Dargazine Bp Size 21.741. fl. Regular Price $37.00. . pe ew » Size 41427 ft.— Regular Price $100.. 3 Fine Lot of Mussul and Hamadon Now $45 Royal Sarouk (Silky Fineweave) : Now Regular Price $200..... $145 Size 3147515, ft.— Now Regular Price $125....... | $ 9 0 B® Size 325 ft.— @ Regular Price SR awe «3 “Small Mat “Regular a | Royal Koshan (Finest Rug Made) > Siz Regular Price $400..... a he $2 85 " Royal Kerman a SUNDAY, PECEMBER 6, 1925. ? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “~~ 17 e@ Queens Daughters Ilome tion wil! rneet tomorrow at ~~ Palestrina’s Works to Be Sung. The male choir of Holy Trinity|direction of Jacob Kremer. m. at 3730 Lindell] boulevard.|Church, Fourteenth and Mallinck-|are a “Missa brevis” in four parts; | rodt streets, will sing three of Pal-|“‘Improberium,” in five parts, and, estrina’s works this afternoon, be- “O bone Jesu,’’ in four parts. : } | sinning at 4:15 o'clock, ce . is the best obtainable re- nie wave ; of price. We invite your geriiees give yow natural . We = No kinks. Sampoo and Marcel, $1 § | Garfield 1113 for Appointment, | LA VERA BEAUTYE SHOPPE gi N. 7TH STREET 24 Floor Linen tmporters Since 1882. We have prepared for the past eight months for this Christmas and you will find a large variety of Fancy Tablecloths, Luncheon and Bridge Sets, Fancy Pillowcases, worked in Filet, Point Venice, Point de Paris, Burano and Mosaic, at lowest prices. Also the most complete array in ladies’ and men’s Handkerchiefs, plain, colored and finest Appenzell hand-embroidered, and numerous articles in attractive and exclusive Linen Novelties. Ky our own force of girls we are atill in a position to accept your orders for initials or monograms for Christmas delivery. ° OLIVE AND TAYLOR AV. Exclusive, but Not Expensive. Trousseaux a Specialty Every woman invited to have an “Osteo-Tarsal’” Demonstration and experience the immediate and actual benefits of wearing the world’s neatest Health Shoe. Oxfords Black Shoe-Soap hid Tan Calfskin Brown kid $10 | ee Mi VMAS _——_ 6, OSTEO-TARSAL rhe Correct Walking Shoe for Women Realize a new joy in walking and perfect freedom from foot worries. Scientifically fitted by Brandt’s Foot Experts. Foot. Health Book- let upon request, Straps Black Shoe-Soap hid Black Satin Patent $11 Cy FLEXATOR UNLOCKED SHANK PATENTED Size 4x6 ft.— Regular Price $60.00..... Size 41 oX/ ft. Soa? ft... Size 4144277 ft— ; Regular Prict $200..... 1 By $ 1 a 5 | i. "" $590 ; E. BABA 319 N. . Scruggs Size 9712 ft — Regular Price $850 mely Sale This most timely sale of rare Oriental Rugs gives you’ “gratify that wish. We also have a big stock of Rugs in all sizes, and small, and hall and stairway runners included in this sale. Many Rugs Reduced—About 43 Off 4 8 $67.50 kequiar Price $500 ORIENTAL RUGS Our Christmas gift to the lovers of well appointed homes is a special reduction on our entire stock. An Oriental Rug is the gift complete for ‘the whole family, lending warmth and cheer to the pre- dominating festive spirit. And in years to come these gems from * oad the Orient—remain a SS proud possession. i ———— a real opportunity to both large Arak (Heavy and Silky ) Now $ 4 50 ame | Dice 9x12. ft.— Now 2 Pee egatas Price S900... 5... $2 15 Size 10x14 ft.— Tagriz (Fine Weave—Silky) Size 8x10 ft.— ow Regular Price $400..... $285 Size 10x14 ft. Now Regular Price 3600.... $495 Royal Aspahan (Fine Weave) Size 10x16 ft.— Regular Price 3900... ee: $675 Now $ 7 5 Regular Price diese $455 ro ; on $27 5 Star tiiten ee — $325 ‘ hes Royal Sarouk Size &Sxr1@ ft.— Now $485 Regular Price $600. . Size 9x12 ft. ° Now Regular Price $900..... $650 Chinese High Grade Size 9x12 ft.— _ ow Regular Price $370..... $250 Size 8x10 ft— Now Regular Price $300... .. $ 195 N. ] Oth St. ining iwere i'meeting for a hike today. dent's summary hy | Douglas. met i District. Mis dA " is "¢ i } + f y tye ‘Ar sor » sf + ‘ 4 Miller , & i ~4 ~ . oe) «3 rs Se. Ce Ossing gave a . ‘ i... ’ ° h reading from Goethe's Fau ts > ; | . » ‘ sOWRCG LY a reading of the Mrs. Stacy P The next Dec. 17 a’ meetin: be held The Kappa Chapter of Delphians Wed: ne mo} s x. 2 at Cabanne Branch Library: The Pelopo nes War was Scussed by Mmes. Cooler, Mer Wing- field and Card Ar her eeting ; will be held next Wednesday. The Art Committe Pp of be of the Etghth qe ration bs, which —_—— _ —_ — Continued on Next Page. | FURS _ 7. - Big Bargains Tiavse to move meat month. CHOKERS, COATS. ETC. THE WESTERN FUR CO. sO3 Weshingtons. Std Floor. OF WOMEN’S CLUBS | Continued from Preceding Page. | Orphons' | 10—Wom.- | Dec. and | Mondgy, | Thurs- | Scott will | Arrangements | |. was the subject | “Commercial Art’’ was the sub-| A, rie lll, la ts ae J&h Light Airy \\ 7 ell r HE Fall and Winter Pumps that are featured here are Neither are they bizarre. never commonplace, We strive to main- tain a happy medium, showing only the styles that are in good taste. Short skirts have made the selection of one’s shoes a matter of extreme importance and the woman who wears J & K AIRY WELTS is serene in the knowledge that her footwear is smart and correct. Done.in black calf. Similar patterns in patent leather, black or blonde satin 10 T. J. REID SHOE CO. 5630 Delmar Delmonte Theater T 4 411 N. Eighth Opposite Mercantile Trust ‘ NT ¢ ne hb a sahly — OS Ee ee a i _~ Robbins Nest specializes in Large guaranteed. Diamond Pla l7-jewel adjusted rectangular move- ment, in a solid platinum case, wits 20 fine Wesseliton diamonds set around dial. A splendid gift at abso- of high-grade, At the most attrac etock tive Solid 14- 15-liewer! white gold 3 case. Extremely atractive design. gold cas Fine Robins movement $24 A limited mt Specia anes . While they last ay | ‘ ; . tinum Wrist Watch $165 aoeart Robbins Jenelrd (>. timepleces, > — —_ ——— Solid 18-k beautifully engraved This Wriet Watch has a 14-k. solid white gold case fitted with fine white gold case and fine 15-jewel 15-jewel Robbins $26 Robbing Wovement. movement. ....++.@ Special l5-jewe!l 25-year guaranteed white movenient $16.50 Fine Robbins umber. _ St. i_outs fine Watches for men and women. dependable prices in fuliy Special..... Most Populer Jewelry Store in Seint Louis 3* Flor Arcade Building Olive ata >_ - se oe Se Sa — =. Aa _— —_— = ag IIIS i OR Be ERE ee ee “eh a i +n a oe ee din MO ee

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18 ST.LOUS ata oS a BANK CONFERENCE IN ST. LOUIS THIS WEEK Mid-Continent Session to Be Held Friday and Saturday. Pees ee Le AL SOOO EEG H AUTOS, eer ery ot . * ee ; ne: wae ah ; inmet e +e be) Sieg , a - Mi, a ay * Pig tea My ty be . _ a 3 p | a ‘ as ~ ‘ , - — 7 4 “ > 4 » m ss . a r -- e - . ry 4 = a 2 > ~v, (he & x nm P . ” ~*~ = ee * yen 4 F > ¢ * . L ps ee ms = “ . ad ...2- : ; . “a ate eo ae — — —— - 4 tue > ~ - . ‘ ied st =r inent Fidu American Bank- on will be held at Friday and Saturday, Mid-Cont “ary rence of the Sate teeweeertes Rabe ( Yieks * Boyd-Richardson * . wn poems Olive and Sixth ewig inced yesterday from associa- , , ; _ eh | . | “so } ul ia. wei Birds —Poultry headquarters New York | * Je it Se re ; 8 , 47s tt | . rt ath : A . ’ 'T')} - ~~“ ~~ P «a ¥ a : ;° +. ] : s 2st program | Jiows F ‘ ; > 7 '¢ . : . e — ; ’ — y : P ; = . : adut.es of execu- is , . - .% 5 2 8 Villiam f yy sity , j ' a . : ut ‘ First Na- | tt ) Cc ee & | ; aa rE Lit meee f | y = , Z a if e fa | facilitat- nf | Ly - a 2 | ; ig fi)! Y : A ; | : 7 ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 : ‘ ; ~ a! . : ; > : : ' ’ aed AT ica . : i? ef ‘ “ ; ; . gis . A : : **« . - = ; ' P : +? , , ° ; ; ; ’ ’ . “ » ; } : ‘ : . ’ ' " o- ’ ~ F* , . | ? ’ ? i / 4 ' | . ; : 4 " “~ ° : a Wal . . J : 3 ™ - , : 4 ° : ; : ¥ . ; " . , P tre ' » , ; s . . 4 : ’ . : , me . Z lt. - : > . ’ > : *-* . a - . : ‘ ° : A , : . : : = . : 7 . as ~ . ) : > ° ‘~ | ; 7 *- > ° . ’ " a x : ‘ BEEP ner — ae em ibe” ~. 2 eet. " er '@ “Hray : ~ i . . o™\ . » * . , : 4 . : _ . _— ‘a / | . > . yu : . : ; . ** - ‘ ~ 5 . , ’ ' F | a 4 . s tte , - > . - - . a tt . + -** ; ‘ ‘ or. & ‘ : ” ; . . . “Aku > Se --« * a ** > . : ; ‘ . ‘ : , . J 7 *, + , ™ "2 : ~ sf A i ‘ 4 , . é > ’ é »_™ 5 "a 7 _ . * : . os eae hades . .* . . . . ar? " ° : — . : . ~ . “ : ha «4 ‘ ‘ : . " . + , .? , ’ - , - : : V : ‘ ‘ : " ; ss *-* . ; ° - -~ * ° : a > _- > sei : rs . : as i+ 7 . ~ " 9 / _ j - * _ * ** ; ~ > - . ° — > o » . + _ ~ — a - . ° a | > ; | >. tamu, 4a ‘ sa ‘ fa n« ‘ ~ = - ~ > | - _* ~ = ’ be > : i* . ' , os e aaa’ ss - , . , ; ’ . ; °- " neal ; of ~ age tea f + Steindel and Talented | Group of Artists to Broad- cast Tomorrow Night. ee ee - os we _ Sz. ‘oe ee . te, OR toes The St Louis Post-Dispatch Con- | Orchestra, just organized and neduled to present its first con- us urn LCuces a F Tavi s¢ lineis Merchants Trust Co., Ch business aspects of important ‘sions of mortgage ™ Alison Scully, National Bank of Commerce. York: care and investment of trust fuhds. W. J. Stevenson, vice pres- Minneapolis retary icago: ! pro- i] or agreement, president New cert tomorrow night at Radio SMa- it is expected, be KSD. will. among the most interesting mu- gical organizations in America, as iu ag one vf the most entertaina- ef the many radio features now a by the American public. ae mtade up of men and are age ; ° we ert artists tndividually as) Fancy Wool Hosiery, a Se aainrenbinntl Orchestra piay- $ 1] ers. this orchestra has the experi- ence and training to make it artis , ; the highest degree. and its Pure wools, silk-mixed wools and lip mixed wools in the newest patterns conductor, Max Steinde!l. is not eoly regarded as 4 soloist of the heathers. *Plain colors are also shown ad this line. ie. . — Pete ax. - ae 2 - — a vice Ce Tie te. — +0 tite %*? “me? ie sc business and how (Cook. Trust Co.. Vice president Cjeveland. an Frank D | | * 4 18, ¢ CT e- | tary Chicago Communit; : On Frida; ther ° a a con- a [Thousands of gifts for men are asse mbled here at “his favorite store.” Useful gifts, beautiful gifts, bound to please because of their merit. The wide aisles, alert salesmen and efficient service will make your shopping easier at Sf. Louts’ Greatest Store for Men. Holiday Neckwear Thousands of Ties at this price from which to make your selection—all extra values— beautiful new patterns in silk and wools. inoires, moire taffetas. failles, moggadores and poplins. rr? _ te % ru re 2 ' ° ; tle . Di . | 1 L vons, b rance Barre jacquards, Fifel — — eaee 6 \ - & 444 GC ua. - English B ~ © a . ‘ . 4044™ ' ti =~ | . , ’ 1503 phon:

OO dn! OD Mer* Ln et oem 6 gee Le ee oe Full-Fashioned PQEwill be selections from “Carmen,” | #¥* iOuls, is facing his seco otal PA rtist Life” waltz b Straus S$ _ Pure Silk Hosiery, $1 FB ran- Americana.” by Victor Her r —* for: on zift par : rt. thea heautifu : m + —\ TY ph ny NO ~~ % . the irge is now pen sarme offense | waltz mot rement popular- krown as the “Pathetique’ Sym- Tschaikoweky: “Whis- Ven Bion, and on he jing against Hose Federal] Court a’ Springfie!d Tis license was revoked a vear ago iowing the first Federal narcotic that Dr. Poindexter addict. Tt was his said. w write r alleged patients, who woeuld , : ” ; mn the morphine over to him. | lr. Poindexter. in deciining to fur- : 1 ate ae a ee charrce were ~ by positions. @ater portion of the “Un&in- moires, Boulac bars. satin failles, historical broadcloth—high ae © patterns; designs from ancient Chinese two-Dy-one weave clot - pol shields, art conceptions taken from the attecheé- o a ae fshed” symphony by Schubert. the, Rheims cathedral and see from, ivorv . : fans used in the court of Louis XIV of France. Truly these are gifts unusual and useful. Other Neckwear, S§/. agents stated was a mor- eustom , . ivy LJOnS $3.50 Sins Thread Solid Silk Hosiery a — styles } 7 | °2.50 Very Fine Radium Silk Shirts, $7.50 Le abled tw at $1.50 to $6.00 - fer this rich heavy silk at/this price—Sim/ ang | Exceptional! values at this price. Rich, heavy, radium silk in collar- Bam 6 9s 0s st attached and collar-to-match styles—white, grav, , t t i j a * ¥i 4 | ¥ 4 ny ' : - - $ q a phine } '8C collar - attached prescrip com posi! on which Romberg has | violin. all hased his opera. “Blossom Time.” ‘New York and whiit«c! for that reason, ie as | Under seve familiar American public) eucters o now as alled | viola; © 1 popular Emil Voll dies According to his plan there veteran ™ Will be no lengthy numbers and his Symphony procra Ts will be entertaining sarded as hroughout phony ore In personne! country. - *h bend. told agents he to the ? odbably plead guilty. as he desired to take a@ cure a are some of the #o-: Leavenworth airs and old negro melo- TW. S. Caulfield to Speak. The Legislative Committee of the Ntghth District will hold its second regular meeting next Wednesday ’ iorning at 10:30 o'clock at Scruggs Auditorium. The municipal and ©ounty governments lll be dis- fussed and former Judge Caulffeld. chairman of the of Freeholders, wil St. Louis Scheme and Charter iow st. Louis is Gor: RECENT MEETINGS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS OF WOMEN’S CLUBS a —— biue and tan. Wool Hosiery $1, $1.50, $2 to $5 aia Other Hosiery he Rayons and Lisles. 35c,. We to $4.50 - Silks. let fo So Initialed Handkerchiefs White or Fancy Cambrics Bor of Leuls Poert- the Sf. Imported English and Scotch Sweater Coats 818.00. MH and $25.00 Sweater Coats >] D 50 OE Mee Se 8 $60.00, $65.00 and $75.00 Overcoats Silk Lounging Robes SPeanr S10 00., So *rned $35.00 New eee Site en TT i Bi ke > OIE Pm = eae - » a oe t +) a 3 * - ~ ow em Centineed from Preceding Pare. iis Second meeting of the season it the Newhouse Galleries, Nov. 27. The committee is dying early \merican art. Mrs. M. & Eames of the Tuesday Club read a paper en Benjamin West and jilbert Stuart. Mrs. Emily Grant Hutch- nz spoke on the work of Chester Hardin, The meeting adjourned to view the exhibit of Frank Ten- ney Johnson at the Newhouse Gal- leries Mr. Johnson was present nd told of his life in the Wes? n@ observations of the modes and abits of the various of In- Janes. The Margaret A. FE Chapter, Daughters of oracy. will meet Dec. m. at the heme of Wrightsman, 6817 boulevard. The Mothers’ Dlewett In‘termediat meet In the west audi! s“hool at 2:30 pn. m The program wil! ‘eature by the chlldre: one of the facultr The Thursday Charity Club wil! held their annual bazar at 10 a ™. next Thursday at the Odd Fe'- lows’ Hall. Bartmer and Hami!*on avenues. A turkey dinner will be served at noon. The St. Louts Lonely Club wil! ive a prize mask ball Friday night at the Alhambra Grotto 826 South Grand boulevard tribes McLure the Confed- 14 at 3 p. Mrs B. A Washington “9g 5 re . c ircise ONLY 16 MORE Shopping Days Before Xmas le were Here is an opportu Coat at a radically ™ >? = >. > aia ’ LO se cure a very fine Sweater reduced price. Because of the mild weather we stock without regard for cos:. Included are fine imported cashmeres. « Vicunas and A!paca Golf Sweaters in ec ported from England and tland Other Sweaters, $5 to $35 Pullover Sweaters. $3.95 to $25 Anitted Vests, $4.50 to $9 =cc Imported and Domestic Golf Hose $5 and Among them is an ; | 2. ee are represented Other (rolf Hose. SI), $2? 5 to STON Slippers A wide range in lear soles or flextbi: VW id nay - i Size Louis. If you di these $1.75, $2.50, $3.00 to $5.50 This store is known for the extensive- +) 70 Brocaded and figured silk Robes with full contrasting silk lining. A good variety of colors—all sizes including extra large. Other Sik Robes. $15 to $125 Blanket Robes, $6 to 815 Wool Robes. 843.50 fa S60 ferry Robes, 86, $7.5 fo S95 ‘A8 Value A special purchase of a manufactur- ers surplus enables us to offer them at this price. New models—fine wool- ens, dark blues, tans, browns and heathers Gloves For Wear Now or for Christmas Gifts Silk Squares os. and Reutl new: excellent quality silks i $2.50, §. S10 Mufflers, $2.50, $3.50 ae rs, $2. $3.56 Other English Squares, Anitted Silk Mufflers, $7, W vol Rayon ness of its Glove stocks. Fabric Gloves. S$]. Buckskins, $3.00, SJ oot) ——SS A Fine Hat Wi hiss Be Apprec tated Wool Gloves. $7.00 to $3.50 t.4) to Sb loch B? 0 Thy not get him a fine Hat—a little better than J ochas, $2.90), $ $. ve ordinetity buys? Wether auuee-meciaa ani Hat tmas., or a $5, ‘$7 $10 to 520 - Meatl Orders Filled Promptly Gift Certificates Issued for Any Capes, $3.. Pigskins and Amount A very $ 1 Pure Irish Linen Initialed Handkerchiefs White or Colored Initials Box of $1.50 Three. ‘ In a Better Grade, Bor of Three, 22 $1.25 Hand- Embroidered Initialed Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs No initials in B, S and W. Box of Three.. $3 Other Initialed Handk erchiefs Soc 4 Se fo Ss ~ e Other Handkerchi tefs. loc to $2 Three. —_ -~_—— —- Ww ilson Bros.’ Underwear —_ + » * rida’ than Wilson styvies or the izes and weights, $2, $3 to $9 ‘Paj: amas Sl ’ ez ~ com pir ym is assem Di ae seexKer pure ai ks i? : gird! ** pattern and Silks, $8.00, $10 to $20 Broadcloths. $3.59. $6 to $10 Others $2 to $4.50 Vip BEE sa As Le as3 5 AS A « @ od here for Ga | a lead the model. — 823 LOCUST CENTRAL 640¢ _and all over the

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SUND DECKM RER 1925 Fancy Wool Hosiery, $] wools, silk-mixed wools and rayon- ; “tee in the newest patterns and er . *Plain colors are also shown in 7. ‘mporled and Domestic menly regarded as a soloist M@rst rank, but.is a man of profound eert tomorrow night at Radio Sta- Weard = by Bers, this orchestra has the experi- | Bence and training ro make it Btic in the highest degree. a MOO | SKS SAS al WS oo ASSES AUTO = Lee a’ ~ 0 / ‘ —~S SS 4 ; e=: wenn annnnnnadle W MAA —. . +. 5 hb wl ~ ~ SK “ee tebe tee td Oe Atel cs PAGE S suns v4 | et OS ee ORE OO Oe ee EE Eee ed Other Section fer Misiies. eR Real Estate, F arm i Rieiie F lineaiall ‘Sonbiaeiiiats liaist and Found and Resi addin Machines ........ 2 } 4 41 Anto Areeeanries _. ' Roats, Launches Raby Chicks Books. | Bieyeles, Metorcycles Bullding Material | Birds—Doultry . . 4 I .6 oo” Cameras a THREE- TIME AD COSTS His CONCERT BY To iS) ORCHESTRA | decinde! and Talented) Group of Artists to Broad- | cast Tomorrow Night. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Con- leet Orchestra, just organized and “geheduled to present its first con- is expected, be tion KSD, will, it among the most interesting mu- gical organizations in America, as well ag one of the most entertain- fing of the many radio features now the American public. Bade up of men and women who = mre concert artists individually as | ‘4 ie | well as Symphony Orchestra play- | 4 Bie, artis- | lis not of the and conductor, Max Steindel, is usica]) education and information. Foremost Musicians in Group. In planning his concerts for the studio, ehows the orchestra of ‘ , . . son, which ,will include the en- | 16 artists engaged by the Post- raph. taken in KSD HIS photog Periodicals. 1t.9.,P.15 rt.O.P.15 1 ! Clothing { eal, Coke, Exchange Fixtures sensed PRODUCES ..PocP.is Wood.Pt.9.P.15 (Miacel.) * | For Sale, (isc.) (:old and Silver Horses, Household Goods ' Household (;00ds Wtd. Household Far. (F. 8.) Instruction (Auto) netruction (Mus.) | Miscellaneous for Sale. . 3 : Motorcycles 3 Jewelry eo e * At 4 > Musical Office Furniture | Pianos—Musical Vehicles... Pt.9.P.1 | Machinery Miscellaneots W nate . 2 3 5 ? Safes , Seeds. a ~ , . > MORE. eee oon Post- Dis patch Radio eee Orchestra iD BELOW-ZEROWAVE. LUTHER WILL FORM e in the picture are: o~ V7 iront row Pele ber hUs- ‘| PREVAILS IN CURUPE NEW GERMAN LAINE Dead—W olve Sheep and Wild Boars In- | vade Belgian Town. us WoO) Favorable to Locarno Agreement. | | | | | | istry Associated Press BERLIN, Dec. 5. Hindenburg the resign1- ition of the German Cabinet, which was handed him today. The Presl- Chancellor Luther This means ed F’ress f the Dec 5. The nd Central Fra hoie of President von PARIS, Northern g the Associ, i nee is in accepted itd wave of the Swiss bor- grip of an intense ec: unprecedented for this season the year, and along ident requested to continue at his post. department, | that the Chancellor will with 17 below zero (Fahren- | Ministry on a coalition basis, but across the border in the | whose views will cotncide with the Jura range, the mark of palieles and agreements entered has been reached The cold into at Locarno, and ratified at in Parise that the : ones Tene: track meeting has The resignation of the Cabinet Stoppa of the “was in accordance with the an- way system early | juncement the Chancellor made sor ‘prior to the signing of the Locarno ipact. from the cold death | The Luther C ‘abinet was consti- ituted in January last to succeed Marx-Stresemann Ministry in the Dr. Luther held the port- der t! ople also are suffering ‘’ pf Gilley in Doubs form a leads heit), Swiss » below Is SO Enghien he canceled, curren new SOR Ae ae a 29 intense race re tin the sul tonight interrupted service an hour. Two persons died ma Oy] fPom nearly 1e is eported near - Second row: Joseph (;Uusta bol exposure ar nier Gesner, Max Fuhr Meier, John Kiburz. €] Na? (“hariles . thea \aeanu ated }’ress iW hich irence Ges- at —" -~ . VIENNA. Dec. 5.—Advices. from | folio | CHRISTMAS miniature pool “tables. HANDMADE ' Poultry —Birds Radio Supplies Plants. Talking Machines Tires. Accessories Typewriters Vehicles Sewing Machines Stamps and Colne ..... Store Fixtures ' Table Supplies ar % 2 oe ., ——— Pe e.Pr.is PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. — —~ Ce a ae if: ~ CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS CHRISTMAS UGGESTIONS | Attack | Chancellor to Organize a “s BE ' =. INDIVID? Al-— Any Hi mi Dr Bil NC - improvements. Call or name in gold on 3 for hk 6 for Finkle Novelty Co Mail orders filled ; CHRISTMAS OFFER FREE high quality pencils, A ce. Tn helliy boxes. 1 Ho and Bidg. ompt! y. IND .. Your nar ne or anv name gold on high-quality nen & for BONe t% holiev boxes: ) Finkle Noveltv Co... &01 | fe to “home | Mueller Bros. | cluding today and next Sunday Broadway m. to & p. m. cents up. 4049 | aad by two persone and i oe babies, children or adu)te. fee a (hriet- "| without extra charge HARRIS STUDIO, 4246 OLIVE SF. Positively No Sittings Made at Above Kate Without This Coupes make for anyone presenting this cou | Two Large Folio Photographs for 94. Regular Price $10 Per Dosen. Sittings made any day this week 1s & e ale. $5 one ‘ lard Supply Cc _—~—-— - —s Tey a 0 _ Tindell 18415 up 7 ya good Ww Pine. ~ YTHING more apt priate lias «! ft than a Roantnatan portable type- | riter etandard evboard and all late | tele phone for dem ODstration 25 A nill bend ! fa f REMINGTON TYPE TITER CoO of Coupon—To advertise our studio we wi in- This coupon may be for Groups takes ——— Mf in € CHRISTM. AS (ARIS, OKs al 114 . oh s AO: " 50 Ham- letter rhea * an a ae me nev cabinet, (‘entur Printing | -o.. TiS N C entra} 6487 (eA, | office 4th patch Want Ad. The auickest way to get house or heip—through «® Post-Dte- Holiday Sale of Beautiful Lamps At Savings of 407% to 507 $20 Wrought Iron | $25 Wrought Iron | S anding a Pholl. ot Ives have ner kmil Vollrath Ji Krausse, Pasa (;raziella npari, Carl] hel Knobe- (conductor ncy Wool Hosier Bridge Lamp $2.50 wools will be an apprectate cluded are pl diamond patterns, checks and heathers. This assortment cibtements Qlues at two-fiftv. The freat assortment as- a offers an UnusUaliy Wide choice in color tterns, winter and part of the epring, | Dispateh for ; tea of radio con- Meonductor Steindel has taken into | Monday night during Mensideration the fact that persons season, beginning fall degrees of musical informa- | ——- : eR 7 is eeeeaiain ion and tastes will be listening. | and has selected compositions of | Dispatch maried stvle. ranging from syvmpho- ing: John F. y music to light opera and musical jas one of the foremost flutists” in | t' if the itv's leading loist: at , “Mile. Modiste,” | America. de Conto lio. | ing women will play | - lways worth while and m+» and Mme. t husic. In his first rt will be selections from ‘Car im Artist Life’ waltz bi USS. m™ Pan-Americana,” by Victor Her- | rt. the beautiful waltz movement | distinction of ha from the Symphony No. 5, popular- | the great May known as the “Pathetique’ Sym- Was a member mhony, by Tschaikoweky; “Whis- Phony Orchestra w Mpering Flowers” by Von Blon, and | Nikisch conducto B® gimilar compositions. @ater on he ‘grino Lec. ‘rench hort will give a portion of the “‘Unfin-|Faerber, violin; ihhed” symphony by Schubert, the |trumpet, arfd composition on which Romberg has |Vv!10 all came based his opera. “Blossom Time.” |New York, wher and which, for that r n, is as | under several of the forem familiar to American public|@uctors of the day Car! Row as are some of the 6o-called Mola; (haries Meier. trom popular airs and old negro melo-{Emil Vollrath, @ies. According to his plan there veteran members of the § : @lll be no lengthy numbers and his Ore Proctams will be entertaining | farded manroughout phony In personne! the St. country. that huge packs driven the intense eold and devouring hundreds |} iture at Bel-|t (Fahren- delayed bale (onto, sclerade report | Junior Floor Lamps | Complete +1322 Hand wrought iron base, stip- ple , finish equipped with two pull chain sockets, glasse parchment shade; mumer- ous styles and colors to select from. $12.00 Bridge Lamps Complete $5.75 Carved bases of artte- tic relief work, poly- chrome finished. Geor- gette shades. colors rore, blue, black and taupe. For Monday only ~~ & Gy me telephone orders. mail orders, send Tbe extra to cover pack- ing. | of denna a HEADS FRENCH IN SYRIA Appointed Major-General Gamelin Commander by Doumerge. 4 Press y certs every wseph the winter to- Pat beer from io a ae eile at Pairs of these 3 and are f sheep. "The =m 2 Trains | ’ , ra is in- | Mayes, ans ? 1 Knobeloch, -St | sented. either by remote control or = ow | it | - ‘ is known Ly ST ” a n S$ si ur 10 K 5 1) expe cts to EK) ve | 9 ed Atl! Lec oO. tiie Asso PARIS, Core hé a? Kiburz aids, a" Concert temper: Major-General Gamelin. who has been in actual the snowdrifts leoammand of military operations in Svria for several weeks, was named | commander-in-chief of the Prendh | village |treops in Syria in a decree signed | Namur. iby President Doumerge today. and| He will be directly under the |} wild boars. who | orde rs of Henry de Jouvenel, the ition. have at- | High Commissioner, who is re-| attempted to | sponsible for the internal and ex- | ternal defense of the mandated ter- j ritory. terest the series: of ‘oraide above ero progra TY Is Wall Falls. | leasing varie } ent lv are rs ~ }? , rae there ajli,e i.*) liand wrought ated Press lec. > ‘The **? si. Agence L-USSELS, ‘once T be —~One d three others | : lured when a sec. | of je@y , 20 fell they | buried wu ged b famished vy Or oti ira rmiles frorn annin2 his when nder rifts afternoon Buffalo Body | Schmidt The loss enw and- ‘ this bese ' ¢ . -rirrcy we 7S ‘} ’ | . ‘ : i z to make com- parisons of its reproductions with the artist who originally made the record. The new Edison is the one Phonograph that positively reproduces the artist as he or she plays or sings—exactly—no additions—no sub- tractions—without change. The new Edison gives the original sound with every bit of its originality. That’s why this Christmas you will want the new Edison and none other. Barthel-Duesenberg Piano Co. Garfield 0899. 910-914 PINE STREET. The New Edison Is the Perfect Christmas Gift See Our Beautiful Stock of Edison Models NEW EDISONS FROM $100 UP "> puts the hand- some new Edison, illus- trated here, in your home with ten selec- tions (five records). rar cond of the London Sym- és fea 1d duet paniment, and an will appea vavs wil! be In s t10 ilks ‘ l¢ ia’ae&i Was “4 4 ked villagers VW ho re Jose} ausse, esenting in. louis fr ‘tution KR S D is ave pl i? = om aved con- Tholl bone, a tr }ay hy aso the opular dé I and tfor the jighest class of orche /¢ of Louis are re- svm enabled to of- price—black and viol are some cording to informa thi Ss d ted b; tv pe of rmusic demand by and gift Yr broad asting stations, | =} mphony } esira. and this is particularly i as among the best the orchestra In listening pudli« \} musicians of this | Berry cert orenestr with its own con Wool Hosiery $1, $1.50, $2 to $5 | Louis Poet- Ios? 1eralda and other are estira?} programs pre Complete Lamp $1 00 Ilooks on bed or boudoir table, 19 inches wide Colores blue, old rose, gold or lavender with rosebud and gold lace trim- mings, wired, with socket, 6-ft cord and plug. No phone or Compare the New Edison in Your Own Home For purposes of comparison we will place the new Edi- son in your home— to be compared with any other machine, any make, any type, any kind. Then you can be the judge. Other Hosiery yons and Lisles, 35c, 50e to 84.50 Sills, 75c to $5 nitialed Handkerchiefs White or Fancy Cambrics Box of $] Three. Pure Irish Li Linen nitialed Handkerchiefs White or Colored Initials Box of ] 50 Three. Better Grade, Box of Three, $2.23 » Hand- Embroidere ed Initialed Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs No initials in B, S and W. Bor of $ 3 Three. Other Initialed Handkerc hiefs 30c, S0e to $9 Other Handkere hiefs, loc to $2 — Blue Streak Skates The lightest, fastest, strongest skates ever made. Tubular. Mounted on shoes. Known from St. Moritz to Quebec. Guaranteed. Nickel plated. Hockeys or $10 For Women Cc. O. D. orders: send 25c extra to cover packing and postage. Guaranteed Electric Iron Weight pounds; beau- tiful nickel finish; genuine nichrome element: anteed packe stand and 6. $25 Per Pair Candlesticks $1335 Pair Handsomely finish- | ed in Irone or Po- | lette; wired com- plete with canopy, switch and bulb. , fully guar- in carton with t. cord; complete. 2. - $11 Y Silver Streak Skates Just like Blue Streaks, except that they have the aluminum finish. Like Blue Streaks, they come in hoth racing and hockey models on shoes. $7.50 For Women - $8.00 100 SETS ONLY Iionel Electric Trains complete with locomotive, equipped with rye eo po pull car, one gobaervation car, elght eec- ions o curve track, makin a ire] 20 -ine ‘ incher long. 6 circle 30-inch diameter by 22% Outfit Complete, ready to attach .........$6.50 Specials in Our Radio Department a y ll |3200-0bm Bo ery 1.49 Spartan | Crystal Sets Bell-Type S ers With the wonder unt 99.65 Guaranteed V. V. 199 and 201-A Tube, Bakelite _— | “Incandescent Supply Co. 1118 Olive St MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED Business Hours: 8:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. 3m 7 > =. @ OF 6258S 2s 3 ——— SPALDING SKATES AND SWEATERS ARE IDEAL GIFTS S23 LOCUST ST. CENTRAL 6400-6401 and all over the world as 2S Wilson Bros.’ U nd erwear is no bé ift than Underwear ¢o B of the fanily—and no better Underwear than Wils : ribs, plain Btvlies or the pular ath] suits are here and weight _ $2, $3 to $9 ee “ — —_— £ - - Monthly (Chalet nde ll etic Y Spalding Sweaters Woven only from wool shorn from the breast. So fine they wear from 10 to 15 years. Button and slip-over models. Big roll collars. Fadeless cal- ors. For both men and women. $10 to $18 led here for the mn pure silks and i girdle lead the rn and model. , ahd ¢ rdé ideas in patte Suies, $8.00, $10 to 820 Broad: loths, 84.59, SO lo S10 Vthers S$? to 84.50 SS All iecw With 10 Selections (5 Records) | SS <« No Needles to Change Plays All Makes of Records GARFIELD 3510-11.12 mae ae oe neem Ask About Our Payment Plan.

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= Post. piss rc ___— S800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. |MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE pa FOR SALE | MACHINERY ISTORE RCECTEIG TRAIN Biggle GRU gol! | ROCKS —Rubbertired, eam ase te For tan )STORE and orto FIXTURES TYPEWRITERS a ADDING | srusroat es FOR SALE—WTD i pSaecen tives r Sale instruments or TRUNKS—aAll sive styles $5 up: handbags; MACHINE 5! HOP Wi th ee, SUNDAY, 1 —e_- ‘MATERIALS HOT 1S) DING ’ aif ; » ane ; a - : — : ; mh } sc) bargains. _Evenings. 1312" Ohic rent. 2321 \ ge OND CO Gute, for | CREDIT FILE —National: ag Ce. For § Sale | TRUMPET AND sA ON gl nd nad te nent A ‘oF aie . : ae 4k a n emont and fair price. Phone Grand 90 Lie | a Mas aes: — —— _ ie t a ee Fi Ly RP LAY—Fite all phonoeraphs: elim- — —_~ -HINE ; = —_—> SS. | S—Guarante Ie ar , : | the bales” D/SYe?-ptens — — — : =e nates needles, improves tone: $3 each: eo iter mercrebe and ron em — ~v ty £Qul PMENT Both | DELIC ATESSEN OUTFITS—Sma!! Huss makes: revairs. overhau)ine am « 4 ot am arter. 2119 Portis av | Se balance due on adaand £2 i Merer ~~ Enrent av | Metropolitan 2 Storage Co 1950 Chive noch a used lathes, millers. Grills mann freezers, from S to 8 feet. either} egris Tyvewriter’ Ce VIOLINu } reciativ nO interest. ere. Call Ecwart | . 6225 Pe : q-: j AUCTION SALES | guaranteed, Evern ay. £536 Enr neh EG ave ip 3.) a we Ae Punch presses saws, srinders. ete: Weed ia as io inter bexes. fo oli Re fforns. Pletcher 4 yOewriter Co.. VIOLIN of -aee. > fh S10. an &ay)D ri _ Olive ate ° o ~ " : ° ‘ —— re fo®8) gift. > A iart?! ard - i a wenss, Tenn . 28 exe - @r of the Ss KER—Ideal: 2 compart. | oT unery ils Our Middle N 4 Stea: tabies., cigar. cané nd wal s 80T|a2 Die. 7 a 416.0 woh4 Roberts Ty; e- (Dp TY " nao for sale: a : u be , 7 4 aor 1 ‘ Pyare D. Heckie, will on Friday Dee, | FIRELE oo iverside 2895M_ ic) | WINix os . oa | Zyler 1042. "1531-33 N° Broadwen 99) : : «NW Oy, OR | writer Service, 832 Century Bis is OLiN—And mandohs. | ; @nd wi) sel! for » best hard x 100 low prices ies +} ; 7 sib 1}. 19°53. at the of fhe e of rs D. Heckie & _mer its like new Ri rers a f ” SH AD = mreaeured, | installed: . ket st = ; - — + Olive. (Oya. 35 to 50 rent } —— " o* ———— > . ne " ~ *ras co. s - rf 3 { de for’ — : “ti 2 to hig est bid | ae =>_Mian ———e | fre] 3873 (c@a) eect = Ae ~ tile De: ee ot itds: A Clalirs. i ; Ward - a $73 ann aowe, seater PLAYER ‘oe 19 are 4-25 . ag — a ie y io ‘aan the stock of” merchandise, Hr IRRY HC RSE—Like new: cowhide; cost - ——— ——-- MOTO R— 1} - 10 TSe DO Wer. 60-cycle, 110-220 i argains - -~¥. tone: Fav. SOlS Bailey oodit ae ee a ies VAR } ‘ +} H | — ‘hie od. e@ulpment . Se eaid J SU. will sell for haif. Dearda 4018 Rem ‘ one VWESA—Il antique: 1! Non S Vo.ts: $18 So. 1027 Wal DESK—Quarer-sau ed oak; chair also fur | cc ) ae STi gu0 good, hard; sash, doors. | “ 6 88a tee i “CAP & manutacturers of Jeather . mington tyr vewriter. ] vic.ia. 18 WwoTnR = -hora 7 Gen. ~“Noker F r 18 : ap ry : ~ : area “ i.) Give me \ (ay eltiy _ —- ; . Califormmia._ rene . — -+ — MOTOR 3 Orse Do’ ver zie hase ST pe Tomine: eral Electric motor. $73" Sige’ Thar. DESK—Roller top. and chairs, coat $50- l th. (c) A. STAR Somes H. Berkley, S11 Nm __ “AI CROFT : = rRiwes?T ' bw ex tor : For &ale or rent. sick -reom equip ws ni », uses oa late page lluminar. mar tocaw lie s- for $14, Hiland 2126M 6219 ul! . , 1 0 —.w eel 4V¥ anc i o _De! bs . : is | ROY Bs PAT ry IR Asst. Trust c ree" of #\ ery tear iptic fr. 42 ly v ive. rONS aon point - wasn, rs — 2 ~ = 7 z nm M ° IN 4, a >) r, QP ane SS h. Pp.: 3-phase mt zabdeth Renta! and Sales Co ‘ 3 wy ah ' Gas. Plan no and Oo an For Sale ; a ities : " Se eret 4! ; ~ ae sc) landell 3097. (099) 4055 Maffitt. ¢ lfax 6829N. (997 eip-ring motors ‘with drum- -type. start- , DESKS—aAli kinds ip oak or mabogany | _‘\eld 3887 Tian Rein agerete etney: 99) _~ SSS i oe urgan: Ss i! MATERIALS—. cae TT ———— _a ted er. Ac . he > ec tric 22 21 Market. (c99 ) $1 > and up office chairs me, ral. ings. pea 2S pa “lay 10 «@ BICYCLES—_moToR CYCLES . H. E nde, 8 § LA _wW = and’ in:| Bete and adding x tern F “men tyoerriter Co. 117 N ~ — $45) cash + Saturday « - , ; : ‘ Ee supporters. -_ sv ee, 1c Yy _ MISCEL NEOUS moet stale. ana A used wiring. é* ett Market . a = roy aT lachines, —_—, a _ ~ ef “3A AM? , ' Heproducing Diao. latest er. 4564 Pens. . wa ‘ , last : Sreac wey, cee } cme seectric Co... |; arket ioe - fed ‘ care) | —— Sree “O - PresSion devices mn dull mah: any: ex- “hyers -~ i we wrecs a) cee « : , 5 ee “a —T oe oe Sa ~~ A ae oe all erin =o . Aw.bD . ' *) ee — a , = - ‘ Bo — ¢. Ya? *h ; = Pion . ~ " “a-~ = v. A - =_ = i : BICYCLE—Zi- er 7 aie at Gea Johnsen electric; new; bargain. 2646 Ar. _ —— , Fe Ss , ispat : RENT MOTORS 3 S.1ng table, cabineta, electric equip- } @ : hroug st, «2 Mew Ampico polls aanen $2" = u 1z sier« = : 1. : SUL4A Yrs (olfax BAS4 Mand. ; DENT Al EQUIPMENT Wed — Must be San S, et ' “ally Dew; rea. vDar- FOR MNeciuded E:eat reduction: oniy $595 lus ‘ * ; " 7 . * or? ore : af ! oF BICYCLE—Girls: good tion: §20 RNACES—New, $100 up. Miller, $422 | "easonable. Box P19 Post-Dispatch. {| With pr archase prix oe &. ¢. or d. ¢.,' £2!ne 1008 Market sna. payments; open evenings. Aeolian hor st ‘gold bean 2 ixturee. « Ca “iwart :D ee! er é A m 4 } a . . eas 4 ‘+ ‘ - “ Sy wy —- - — ee — _ —~ mp fa in «* ] os ? 7 T> . 4 ty — - - - . . . 4 . ‘ *- . 7 — ” FURN Ai ES I Wi! instal) pas of **» —y - — 2iv Frank!n BOOKS AND PERIODICAI x AL TY PLAN’ &s-note piayer + oe Feta > thea 1879 a se ats v. a P . an :" : & Se : " — , > 3 in - OG } furnaces ever been Dut on fne nn larket: FANS Wid —— Fe ric. 2 , eny Size. Ro Hornbeck & Hardie Elee. Co. rixyT a ~Butcher and grocery *'xtures sh a Wes: End family and on vy used GRAWNT QD gee - 4 " re yo a’er a n : : . at 9« tz. ees — . ; - . ~~ —s a = on riw) monet "oRrA % pie beg ive > store far rene OQ” - , x a nort *'me rode re "ra hb r . eh -.. ee REPR DL , j ¥ > ; abe _ : mm ¢ . . bi - evVe hing new: caso or time: $1 JU up. dies 5 ee 4a 321 ‘ O i ) (c8Q9 ined & NN ¥Y anceventer 8! “ at : ern laAN1Ofahn wv Case; «Dor for ifriow oO. i4c " ,.* : ; ms _ Rem \ mi, Westin ster. for , Aen ASRT7 FTURWN ACE Wea amined a4 6Siene ¢ ag eekiy reminder fer motors, a « Nod d. FI ” > ic me “ a CAMERAS Cugnly reco ith een anc offer : . a Suice s1-@, new ‘ 4 en . s7° _ , 7? “ ——e = _ — epee, " ns a ry on oe - . — Sti. once te a a , ms a neat ae ~~ on wi Le. Centra] H Trr -~- a 4 inS>— 9A.) ainds: for bargains iry . , a2 £,V6 (onrey Ta.ues. 44VUVU Vuve free easy terma. 7 =, coi ve : diy — mary . oe . a On lit. c' as > raves a nNumoe oO trans ‘ ai —s Ss. -- Ag >t). 4 Ween ‘a s. j Ut GH EL EC | R IC CO. 1S he’ os vUyINg ©. 3ewhere termes ’ Jie COAL COKE AND WOOD 6° ne Le venires — Beyer’, — fer. -y amond “a out = : ~ s a) , "HH : "3 FI A 4B “ 12 4 fr Wise Grand R “ater Padiators, water pipes from % ; ee Kees : iat Br ers 2 Sere. ©Or ©cOd. Wagon. _a iv ‘da - . erato engine enerater ——_._* *"* 4 Dour 200 use? chai R- -Grop HORSES AND VEHICL > SLO! > 7 a8 Uru cil mere a use - ano only eg: ] > a - ~ ; ak Pt fee 14 = va “ER ol fc) aT -) KITCHEN SINE wi One-piece. wiih | Lmc pment. We rent motors. —©i.ing lighting fxr res, Wired. Famous. ES D.ano *s 22 i. ders liscount: fully guar- | pract “a? - AR 7 mving ot roe Sad ~. Me ~Ee : er? " ; Rit) ; Lids : s 123 N nat “ ~ on Peale . D200 ~ . — >, & rth at Garfield 7064. (aq Barr Co, ; ir. -Exkstei anteec JI). specia: holiday orice. On | ae ¥; your : : *Vo ’ ; f Anilland ——___ emis, se i - . mn © Cc io rea ar- } - = . . ty tee . — - - : - Ss Sar er re _—_ A I ; j > s : ™ . : s 1 S murine , — RENSINGER Co. 100 yTM arket st. @s $10 for full sete on t matter i? Btea: z - A ogee - ne a ' WHY | P. A. S17 ARC CK PIANO ©O.. 1018 oO! ive. HAZELTO ie 5) -grade a.as setorm 5 ifm pr " Siz S I N ‘T 23> > Bb E (c3) ' r se 2 AD y {ry nh mite > ? . : ' . - / ‘1 ; ~. UAS STEA M R ADIA TOR x _.0W make 4 Vie > - . she te a 4 see. w es ern pa eT faed I”% — a. Sizes, : OBTAINS Bi _ ST SEE PART 9, PAGE { - 3 Fl "ie , . .* ’ Te A — > satin- [nish j spaeend SURES * . ee sizes. 1-10, 2-8, 1-4: cheap Ad. 126 W pete 2 —— Centrifuge! water PumDe sLOBE STOR: 1 NAB LE. CHICKERING— Pright;: ust exchanged ; sSPTovements: music relle @ gem; 35 , ; . . >in, ~ _ 4 , » rors > Serena a " 9 wnat 7" . - J ls ‘ - : Oeeltl my ‘ don “ ‘ . De arin , . : 7 : ah J “Sah” eis a st Fbone =.” Vers sce 1108R., YI} REY ERS Xe —O'ld fashioned SCH OELILHORWN.ar Re oows? MACH. co wy) ‘Fran * OF FICE F cx ee co. (REAL EST ATE SECTION ruil rich, gus a4ining tenme: f me repeat- | PPCG event; igs Beyer’s, 17th s ’ ne "\.aah0" 7 , | : rr — - } Z $* 58 } = = x “~ sos ee e ,a 1or _ — ar “ ‘ - r c “°° er +: ns iv 5580 ing act n unuUsne) opperr un ! ty for Cis- ma cna, ie wanihows a od = 8 = a, “yao ry “. adw a “pt aia Heimer. anu tior orice. Berkeley Lewts. Stilig ater 2 ne se a FL OR CASES—] ——— 6 ft: wal) fixtures. crimina@ting musician: on! y $215; emal! | KIMB AL concl "Dpright ; ; me Drasee +- ay ad ICLE— “a .¥ m Sa. - . - ~"T" 7 7 2 ‘a | ~ erry wer = : a*? + ‘? ‘ - . ~ - . SPE nt | oT rp : . 4 reli : ee a0) RA 4 St PE n e! S: wiv M rket— a ai , = wre as -4- ALIS BELTIN 7 & ,t * Lt CO, a9) ~~ "atnr Salee Cr — " : 10 re a y 24 and condition ~. —— 4 aah vai tone > ~ Wop ay 5 ~— aude a? : i ra i Drieslinge %4-~ nmewa «tf ‘) r BED SASH—An t ble harn —" ana a eo - eee cuseesuntiasinensnensiemeeieenes 2vUY > 8 ets: - SESE ee LO Lncrigt 82) a ee ail pl. “ . pe * Dian . : oa t : eS ul, : iS. era at. (af +) H 1364 Ceceoia And get double ha: ess STEEI, RNACE Wta —No. 48> in goo ; RA ADL \7 ORS FR .-~ — CASE—]” it. Hussmanna. 4749 GUL BR ANS SEN i ee \iaaon — Goods FOR SALE poe Wet, 79 aa 4 (Ct LES—New 2: ea st b>” gel ttl anstestnntin “ond! oPivate near: Forest Q507.\ i cPherson > -Rase and Shee. j ! 3° 0 es > - - rir Wien "-.L o> > od ; — —— ——— AEA * _— | © ; ~ re hae ad ooked er ¥ — 7 we Ppecis!. Vpen Sundar en INVAT i> VHREEL AIN—hubbe ure: -cL ww . etre > > — oa FRE wwvrr: OT he : 7 - aver th ) | ‘rom SS uD: » Bo ~ = : " : TT w "i / Ms : 1 Seb , ~ ~SO N ie y al 7 used ~ ~ ice. AG Market. |CSED —- sH MACHINER Y——Puliey ~Cs2D STEAM AND -ASTEAM - REEZER COUNTERS—A}} samples of wondna re “a da i00 popular roils: | Rings kD si her _, $105 Castiomas Curse yr ee a , ' . 4 . ’ . _ _alary ~ t'on [ th ) nal - : ~ ’ f for $15 5ABRY Ercicu COS 3°5; sell eeieedt * hardly used; bargain . eee SE Ss BE nu Sei Quickly: you have to burry. E use- Musical Instruction Beene RES Sys eee = mee | po 8 vry Jow De: - . — iy a4 ee — rl Ul q S Pe ~AW-—Power: large table: circular, with | ?&n. 907 sat N. Broadway SEC. SEAS! |! So Chambers | Jar price, new $1 se mes . LOSET— 4 BICYCLES—10i): all sizes bore and| LIONEL ELECTRIC TRAIN OUTFIT- MACHINERY motor: chean 1007 Market HUSSMANN EEZER— 19 jo. vi men vate lessons, tenor ban PLANO—Elvetric. slot, Wurlitzer. ike new: | S'Saine in our 1s. eer — os ew. alo le yaa gr y ur oO , Py Aneel _- : -nerpetin ° ; nec- —— —— >. $e — > ol ¢ ER— foot. $150; ,oO,R. Mandolin, ¢g Jtar; @Casy m-—-th- ter : 5 Coempto le terme to guilt. . Sn fie » sof “ fine > @ ke : ; . : teday o ev A ™m r steamboa 10 Cc 14 - " : ms M44 Som i] cfg) : a : J . eas wae ‘Gans — sg 4 any “3 oS mot (eamboat. ont Wanted SlEAM BOILERS— : ,OUu . -: {aoe i i , Ty ltd wal: chean. 1007 Ma 1920 Franklin. INSTRUCTION— Resctar | pal tu sanded = CHIN, CLOSETS : f Bicyc ee —+ | MOCKERS-—Stee) creo, Sndeh, Like pew, aves veo age = ~ must bdeitr ANAS ‘oo Mi gtee!- ares stock: 590 MEAT REFR sZRATORS—all Used and pi.s Dom ar ioas iene perinn ae make; sell cheap, S544 3. Compton. | © EINW A Y— Medium site 33-5 seane, — we a se .eetion: : a” ") es ; . . fi em ha re. , , IO. ev « P ? ae a . . Der . “on 4 ae a oa, ° . . — s+ = - ' " . . x 7 : : 4) ‘a = areest arsoriment of rebi:' it ont uP — ‘>. J. W. Larmore, 4785 20.000 gallon ce ity Standard DULL: > S our Broadway show- | Phone, banjo. vic H. etc. taught from late) ———————_—_____ £20} D. as ee action; QUES—SHiiing out ancient -_—~ - one-thirg regular thy and bove ee = + at lon wee. girle | Ma NG SET—Very fine reasoned ° ee an Sizes. Mid-Continent Equipmer: & Ma- rooms @re now priced to sell quickly Songs: shert course: pri ate lessons $) PI 14NO—pod upr Upright. cheap, 1703 S. | a °, almost half orice; peeeorss, eg cha a. i - rs Wago: 2 : _ : ‘ oo 2 om and Amn vy BARRA Vire' nia Humbolt 24 M ELECTRIC #H AN] DRILI Wtd..-110 ry oe... 418 Security Ricg >t here's yo ar chance to get a bargain. by aterman Scho 5861 A Faston (abdany oth ah ae . open evenings, a ER VAL RANUGE— Pe a! m4 . J wt 9 ty] wv > eee - = os — on “ ~- - ” - “ — - . . _ = x : " . ws Me ry ~— - ~~ - 1, ‘ °* = [ * _ ‘ eed —_ » * - - ’ ’ ™” . *? "% \ , ~ ; “= 25 10 M 4M . ’ : | Pe Ee i 4 A oF Pp mer! ¢ a 3 Mo “89 H iss#ma . an N R-na "way 8351 $339 M . Zan ’ ~t Tr or a riA Nf , ~PYeder Zrand Maho ny finiah- an: ' a, » * a ‘ae Exclustve . FT ~ .' * i os ms! “ a oT! ican ay has SO — = (a wee ett er army cag, : eet Fg as eee - — _—s : ~ RO, ee - RUMS taught: rapid AEE — Srl: ae - ; e way eric twir ~d ne ers , : B Cy C ' ’ stmae i Nash z — ... cx r 4 DO! ed ri : ons iC rn ATA MA o NX HY ~ 2 era 7s : Te 4 . si . . ~ i wn Frakes. — lare & ears ‘i = aT S| Ald EF st——Amert ‘an Pr tT’ s - good L = MS * | Uegn ra : m modern method. A ir er a) bargain hw - Flartfors j elec’ « Al. > Yin De “ uv 7. | OAL R ANG . _ pa ; oe te nile hr? Le s “ o " vin , ‘ > : : . ; ‘ * " ~* “* rn or1= - Se _ — - - ere md road: 4 : ’ = tken r i le SO value r ©} o- x tor ac - RA ee . ' . wT osere m,ressec air or ban “Hiss NE, ALLCA. + — Flo _ Y UkU ele est ukulele te ch- | PIANOW_p — — . . sell cheap : : ‘ a ; erie Cycie (x 209 WN 12t ree oe bg eo - at, oe - €¢1°| MOTOR W: : 4 : a. 110-voit. vey he Riversite 4495.0 window fixtures. se ia.) foun = na. arag = : fan? i143M z . ai. ieee — machine; rea- =o ne, con® tion: ask for i : a. ws: ct RANGE v . . = - “ > “~~ « , + ee ~ + . — | os -_ a = e a a _ cere — a . ’ 4 hus s = = == * = rr ate € 7c ° er - - : . : : 3 gg eee Btn St: $8000 worth | |General Ele 2624 Clive, °° Se: | TURRET CATHE—No- 4 Barnes BOM | fixtures” ore filing cabinets. desks, | PIANO LESSONS ao Write 2822 Cass, | BrANoP3 : - ended parent reduerion; } and mattresses, dressers. chit-| $10, 4406 Wai Ad “ . * * . -" oe me - . + . - ns 4 ane a ’ 7 el. 37 oO a . ™ -_ E —_— Ae , ‘ apts ys - “ A Spe Tirta, i BN rrain 515 SR vm ~— , y aoyn “U@nt, n One Que ® | oe. . ' if ron: a . } GIRL'’S BICYcCLE—S8a 50: Al condition belin ant: We also carry stock of electric ee OF trade godd radio | ; UT. rr! New 2a —S td Snail ®4sy swing bess y-4 learn ~ ae ened | PlaNo — 7a0ler oupr nt: asonable | > ~ mY ——— a - a — “icp. _ Y estp? etna Ny ' ; . } 8S anc spark pu s "lls se t a sac- a j ? + : ; . a 6d be * DE R " 7 > ame + —— Pr >! . . ID : - AN | = } i; men AC ace" : ——— © £38 nn rifice;: tring this as with you and eet a wh. a rca Per u.a Ss. _708e tps E°€E +s ee =. =e AND CHA Also Jx12 ve = a y x , —4TKins School _ of rPopu | Pia cae =S8i2 to ¢ »p a U USED C maa eeving. at half what new will cost | ‘ aoe = . Hat MOTOR CYCLE —19 5. 74 Harley: terms Dackage of imported beads free ” beation Eek SACHIN Pods Te, ae Burner, > so =—sneet_ metal SEFICE CHATRS—Wi, sol . ] > yor lieve. LL crs K Re KY N Q] , N oth. 94> we ~ We ae aad 4 = Se +-.> @rs.cde ss rk ™ .vrne — ee ee ores iiIpe: ° - - _— — | - ' . mn + ae 9 We > seetiaenten - EE Si eC. . shea » ) . ~? > stn - oe ’ 4 *» a y MOTOR CYt LES—$ 5: engines §10- buy oetween Franklin and W agh 7... all hind. 2 shinee Mo u LTH “heap, g00d condition, | — 26 4VisW c) ; —2er hou a2! Victor 3S O4R 299) 7On , IROR we pe mood condition; $li«) | Gabler : —— ee COTS Knivht’s 1599 Locust OVING PICTU CHINS—For hom = ouy @ s of machinery id-Coa 2845 Magnolia PFICE CHAIRS—& oak. used ven iin | STUDY Steen a ctor 38% 2727 Eads 29) | Ales : MOTOR CcYer?: ; 10°;5 . — ~-: “ we _.. — ; MAC ie. pated : OR UT einent rQuipn ent. and Mach nery Co... — ee erro must be seen to "-- — ate Base 3 stie ukulele — beta tiee ne a Um a ol PrAND Geed ao aul . | ane : mY) Dw Px aio SA Ml . . eree tee : ————s | eet -S, Sth st =. Lou's _M ogee 89 a 6 1 HES IES aa ‘a 350 bin PR ———— Goar s ow Music ——— enar Niel eeenna - oon a caeee. 4: sh ‘a a SD Sill th, ORE V7 iP MULTIGRAPH Fat? PME wT ‘ ; wy ~ a - _—- ne eS MUO 1 Bi. 8 ba — : a i - 4 ’ ae a « i _oO pie le " . . . \' + : —_ a’ ,es 4 “hy See ad = ere eee: | rr eS "TCT r+ es oe DY . - - . wv ; >. O “J l_Pe_tae oar 0 ~ ‘ R OFFICE FURN Re. iesks. cha’- VOICE « RE—rT; > enaem PIANO—Wprighe — 5. madition; S1ULA MOTOR a neth | we Se ni ea a mahogans —- | : roud evaudit : Pore eweG; bargain; $3' ZIORA met and ersortment of cispiay tyne e- eA ring —a a = ave ee before $$$ “3, _ fia} rest i971 ty. -99 : a ie) Tw ——— ne | a AL aTOvE a lout » " = — 2 o — - -_ D a _ i Var t- x 3e 2» ~ ——_—— —— = “ . ad “ - 4 a te - ‘ : ry | ~ J - an ~ laa a —— — ll “~, . el 2 m . ms ; Ver a anv paar . ** L ore . ’ I, v = at — =a ‘ J : - > ae lick Re x R s } ? >) AIR 7 An-W ASHIN > oO TF carey heap } : “ss . ‘> lachin ery | »4 3 . | g ° ar = : > ar -* wy Ww an . wr N r ne and harina A “i — 4a.Ccw 3D! tent: x @..e@nt con di - : v SON ; Good cond! im. Pb ~~ ‘ 2 rs eanee ; oC YCLE—Girl's: cheap, and in ood. NEW Wm. Rogers knives, forks. 30 pieces the Or garage or service station an PE it OFFICE Frnce — he 3 orcnesira. 8B P-308,' Sean. Cabany 22957 | and benek: many vears = te &: ‘ . + > 2 7 é ” ’ 7” | ~~ Cs t irs ~ ’ 7 , . + r . + YT’ rm & — be — = rp *"a’ ° , “ a me. $75: eh / . : - : é« - tite ee | | We Meier. S112 Hocspaeet,Prement! A. 1512 Missisn'ny She | AIR COMPRESSo get Dutty._ ic) | — —“wooODWOARKING WACHINER? Ray Large ak ro ere Or Mahogany: tine tone. $76; er! $195" tecmma’ qanne 1328 Clan ye? letwe size doll | side Se : — —cier, 41 aH JDporey se: NEW city ap. just ut showin the ALR COMPRESS m—Sultable ¢ Da.nt g Dire lrepres at ves eac ng manu- c -s eu hs at “15 od Soinet VASSON'S nserver wry nas expert .each- | —~ i trace ad it have you ? Hiland S108 | CONROY Ss bd S25 Utah pl we —7 ; oS veoheten . . . 7 — a ee = - > Baa — .. - ” > ° . — - — — ied ++. ~ - 5 J t 4 me = ) se Le 4 ’ 4 a re sa vv a’ ~~: kb ee rn z “ --4 - > « . A . nando os 3 ") 903.4" La? fayette . "Y WA VERLY— $11 = ; . av ed Marge : ’ . : — . » =? = fy a ew | ee Bean) . > > on ; rn ar - . . = . = out 7 ‘ Ee —R 4 . , a > : ” =? eR fy +> : eR ” ee oa ’ : _ - —_ . —_ : SITA | or wn Parmer it. Pay as Tou Mice ah ‘i.e wt aan as ne.” 62) eens. l . . ‘ s i> ee 236 if A or a “a oo- a = i c me eer ‘¥pDe en eet SG ~- SA CAR FT) ri a Ni —. =——— pright; _exealleat tang aye s a Deautify) ; ; i— rad reed goed ond ition AL R ant > ‘ ~ . ~ . . - . >> 7T ee -_ ™ = . . , ‘ LA Pe De ee ‘= ‘ . _ —— ‘ a . ro ‘ “ - a, ~ - se +s elit: . ' " » : rp ig J and get rour choice open Sun- OF FICE CHAIR—Lamne S.verware toil- 4iR COMPRESSOR — ““Urti®, tank motors maoninery Yench saws and poilters: send Nhogany and ‘ak . a a ae etek) ING, where ~.47Tanrtted lessone $25 SI1SA Pe CXcBuen tone; | I weekly ezcellenr ; ‘or white heaters r os + A ag SS Aurcks Motor and Cycle « —*t sets. cut glass 1°48 Chouteay new. S23 Acme Elertric Co.. 22] Ma- |? SescMipiive list and price and wood a neta hn es. Steel ~ ere ? Jazz-Diano aa or =—§ BX. | PIANO PY avr | _ wil take dee “2Y—Lloyd. like new. cl ory . 6 hor | 2 octet IL. BURNERS—2 for ciotee janitor | ket st ve MERIT MACHINERY co c.: harden ew Check writers,| where?) wee estra prac: - ra. AYER—$125— see this to ap-| for on a n “uaY——Lioyd; like ne i Mae Cael & - a Riteeietendeneeneens, r* ZN EF oo PrP @ ‘Tres 1g ? hyn NS TE nce: vy . tees - . . -- Gales ere he a Mae riaess oY) xn . = 7s “. ri ac’. - i. i'°e »\o- ” > 235 1 . at ; . — nee ' ao —— lo - —— os . oan irteind ine litem AIR OAER & R - OMrRirpe = ae Trier * 34 : ,577 «8 Renae om ne ay soe SPeCIaAl y WwW cen's, where? cM} eresan ca ’ . ens =. $°ea 43 JOA Dakota. mrpreduc!ng Diana. : ~ = = + + 4 "Dp Tc = age _~ ; > Ss . 4 ALS 4 = : - a war : ea t "hie ' RR er ’ . ~i2TRLeL 2 low. r - Dr 7. a = eee ~s : ' Us. CRYSTALS—Indiang relics. Indian > acon fo te Faas SO ) ——————— . _ ——_____. + ane me. eensiiuger, 100 ss. and RiAc * la, | + ANO—Uprioht. tase overhauled. $43 dey | €o.. 1907 Olive st. Bilouey iaywood- Wakefield: $i 2 5 SEEDS PLANTS AND TREES hea Ss ~ eR i\litwe s! . mont 48. ker - eeers. 64.42 eg Ul) Ment AnwZ2s DSLET~ j {~ ontra ctors’ Servic ‘a Pum at = *s | ’ NM arkKe . aad > livered at “ni wa - e = | - = ; . vernt uw? . $ ; * iaiieensenieet es rn a“ OP. , 5 7 = Musical Em lo t et ANAL PIight; good Conditing, 4237 | — Ampico upright, ; , ~ "Wr, ; , = a Paene.s —e SUarcs and stee! grilles . ORES -esiine ie ae | Wonder’ x . ther puwne ene pte -as 6 aceD meat fregh m “t. Louis mu : : ‘ « : FOR genera! ‘a Cecap: 7 4 and _ trimming. oe €tock and o ace ito order Jos B 2 ~ rs us tanks Iiec k anr te _* =x : u — a>. J s =p se ten , ern cases, ’ 4 Goodfeline’ “2, Balling Jr. 14724! Schatocr ey 16 ? st ~~ ot t cn) ° ww i] ie ata 25 . , : " : Te ? ‘Uy *") i on? $14 4) - , nr : See - — es a nee ” ~ Ree a ee of reco ' , - ‘ ; S _o ass = _ iy : ; ; C . ° . - "ee om rT oepe - - - ‘ ] 4. . ‘ 70 . ste s IAN so a. > $1 ‘ 5 AN iL SME ; . — = ‘orne: ! och Orn Sit — heap rood or begin - ' m4 ng tpelo ‘J ; . ij aban Vv O4a7 ’ “aD ——— - —$——__ _ Se = A! .4 c" MPR: - = salir eee —— - 7 ses & aA mo Lae I v- 8 ran t Z P agg: " - $. 0 Le! . - FR ‘ » —— a a ectieesneens = . tr AIN'T M XE -R— py ‘wer i> 4: . “s+ Fe), a* == rss Ts. engines, +2 : ‘ 4 , r ' — : | FRUIT TREES—Shade. test val a. oe af Gin ; rs ce ‘ : om ad . ners, Call j ff e ; + ; eva. Bize, like a sr z ay oP OU: “terms. Century W. YW Co. | meste avers “Diag = standard — At 5050 Bamberger i poo 4 , a hmantnot , 1 ey special price list: write mt. ar te: | new cheap. 1007 Market. | chine tools Jonn ‘eeaeen ee oe STE RN FE RA ARG +AINS ee CXDerience in mechanica) work a fave |? ae Saye 2Us case: good wen-| Bench included cash or : ese 4607 West Pine. St Loute, ~ | PAENT lore. $1 wer any. 91.25 wal: | 308 5. 3 ites _st.. St. Louis Mo ican, ’ met AL RANT eQuipment and fiston! had ; | : : r DSCAPING—Tree vr, ne other colo ‘3 ao 3068 S. Broadway “yee ; Seataneten . é‘ x ‘tion, 2¢ 4 | — mas. See at Conroya, ew and used- em ~ facturing Co. Wot emon Car au-| PIAN Se, cave Rima aorieae ven! nas. — 11 > BY 45 . AIR OMPP recon Roe ~ 2 Delt ~~ For bargains for you and offars for im- a... ¥ and 39ed Somplete ont tters caah 4 ring Co M Ver- Rm. i _~ ut ene a0 hu me, a a A eee | oI rent apright : : n- rli9 N. 32% Surtias 44-foot hetcr et CAB. Dalted. | ~n_, ale lato: e—at "terms. Benst: | | ER wants to pay el ye con 70, interest | } ons 64af. D. & ase. 4007 "West Penn Lin. PAPER _CUTTER. wet ee oy, _&3 *?-[ootr . 2 i aie ‘ npressgor ae 3 Ay a a ve °arD 0 R — al RANT we : - = . = a - ‘ “ ' * _*s : r v , O°F ani zed Vv 4 ¥ ~ eR , Frh an a ‘ iy uri 'Rer. 100 t. . i} oO meee, \ saad, «VS i PBL! he is US . — . , ie . ‘3 sed « Li.t —e am. 50c : —he ns. eo i = 4 a she aie y _ . ee: - ‘= “fe . > 7 > ad sen a8 col —— a ww ° i dante, A Let mer Gozen _presmes.“123] Marke ns ~ oe SF and one 20 DP. €aselire engin Poooe. SS alee. Secondhand lester ~O-~ SUUG Man- tS je ye ® 6COlorec. Turner a _— na’ ? Be _ te my DI NT _—-, le, Tr ‘Se, . LANUT TOASTER—Ver ry cheao. Dotale Tx J 2O-h Pp Fa) Sarnks Y o engi Des 7 > **®an Pumps Mmatertal — -~ . _ ‘ec & r rY : —_ — $2: PIlAN: For $25. _ ~st. Ei tench : *h ™ ng machine. 15° —" s. Broad wav Sxl5 and i xi 4 ‘a . - ishers. ” . Pressure Ta: ks. priced =. —- - Vose & Son al- _ UO RSe, 4An52 Eagton FRESU Pp ag ANS. 20¢ ib Send check oF or Williams No. } new pulverizer hubber Hose so > STAMPS AND COINS __tonev order to Bor 163 Goud Peercd? | Moreeg® NO) nem owe ~*~ aiaT matire@s, dresser and «4 acre VeePnereaon Fe. i. ae a — fe are _mee Pj rq _mo ry 2! ecnort, 3507 | rig Staurant sugagementa” az £01: + as ~ r : . Rubber Packi da ok Jars “OrTmplete Orr: Sita? ‘a= VW vat ce —— a = . yy | 0 83500-re ae eS Cun shell bucket, Rubber Packing, ~ : apie oinatiogs water | § SHONE PLAYER sa Pras er ~ —— | alkin Co.Lect tions: hint ot , . bald. | Pita aN oS 4 ald’ Baby Grand. 38 ews | Py A ee .0N) ~-&pacir, 48eC car lalniks Chain Verks. to coo. ers and urn, Stools, tadies -2alrs sat ms lq amen an ai : ——. ‘o vidios , — rt ae Te. BR’ "NSWIT . Machines F , : 7 ; 2 * lad 4 : 4 = il : “. - J * ‘ } . = ce) . "~ , . . ; . = — ae te » . . = 4 4 ~s ; 4 8 0 ewe 4. - @ 4 . eT i4sc f | | ° __Susman Stamp ©o.. 69 Svar : (eB9) | —=18 Nex 4500 7 ne nck water pipe. \ ace W.re, move Beede ta emu, etc. Let us eupply your | perinaned” a nd tae Pores 6348M. 5524 ss q 4 ——— eee ln : (o@5) $25; must BF, , 280. et Mote: er “rest , ait = “ ———> « b ~ ‘ : ~ “2 -i! } ile: >} " | Mest ra. i be 28 id re acrart uULpment. ~ a eT } tlLings & = am P] up! lings ; ij 8 he I D ize i+ ; ty ‘ pe — “ ip . eg Come sd I * BENS PR eg oe : ee ——Bacy gra aw: new LS. 3903 Juniata. COMBINATION ~ esses Dayers. rerrody ing Manes suned ae, — ioe to ho arr > “ee | SONS NSO LE— Bd! Si — Sin = ta. . 82a y used rac ig » ra Are R +t “on- nae ome ae ao y . ee = rl . t@ -_ ———e . : ws i _— ts! 4 Lor : Rn lidays: only 5 3 lson eh‘r nm — , m sect nt : . . a | as 2 . i ie eee , \S25-——-And counter 1227 Tow- Pairec: 19 years’ exPerience $40 Ore- Trew. wr 44 On @ and three _ *#4:2 - is eit 3 +) » Seting of Angles, Beams, ( lanoels, Re - Gr — a a | . : ; : —_— = "aa PLANO co. orgs: make offer. | Ode alee window | Pook +ABLE--Brunswick Dla fest. | BOILI UW ee en 2LIVE -. Goren electric Lgnts sis: rcing Rod eae 03. Victor 4795. Member NW A. P. Tf. ref riger = On, . a | or feet: Oiul . righ: = _— = - en 220 CIng Rods. etc. et — eee $1.50) -S a!’ . Wer 4 " Rie~w Ww ~ , PRS = ina ~s. MISC LA : tron. ran a gare. see shortest anc gee our display before curing else- ~ a.- WW end iful tone, | CUNSWiCK va-ante . , - post: like new ; ‘ 7 ’ by 77 at ‘ i ~ ne - , ; a ‘ = - — . ‘ 4 ‘ \ ** - { , — ~ . . . . . - >» ~ -- — ~ « = ‘ o ~ © 7 ’ ere . 2 . ‘ oe a > | oid . ae + 7 é 7 ¥ “H — Bows +7 ee 798. D. Woltt @ Sons, 2 219 §. ee? BT. SP 2uis. Mo | Drill Presses. S°O Franklin er . mn i " ft) r ie Bm iis" r. rvOu AB S. ¢o le! Dew. G.tior $25 River | T ath r ede —~s cul; ing anc nergy: . ze seeowetlleneecetnseeesencsenietnmeeeess | weg, f Pm. A. STARCK ° xo co. il size: springs y p A : Lamb t J! 4444 + E xs ‘ mpe e a * a i 4 ~ a ror - Visee Se - ™ ric a e = — — é | e) | n : TY © ‘e Delinar 4 ° . aT 47794 ~~ Broacwar ’ ~Aa°o ucw.: BO - . masmaneinnsee os ee - ©€ heats ad daylighting on i wers, oO Light 7 [or m, i422 anc siz s reg! Dargals. 1 oY ADC LPH BR ANDENDTr Ri a. 6 ha. j Pia SS j T iC At «a Tames 2 - co a a _ eee * ~ ‘ . = 7. , . “free w " : : — ; ae e 4 * —_— A ‘ . . . A STERN 1Trh and Chestnet 99 ae * > - Ov A ar « par- ALY maken “len ——. 7" --— - ~ Se oe, a and D.ayers. ele t » iree--| ua by ps : ART] FICIA?Y . Tere " . 9 7) Soa ea : & s} - se , A Zz Dp Se ne — x : etc 00m U4 ~ist tA ppt age . 720% sraprs _’paired. Work » Ose & on ~— gTADG. on'y sli tly oes Gof. sanitary ot end pad Ma ie eke 2-y REE VRNAMENTS. Wl; fUOL TABLES—Two *; x9. compete: Main 3117.s13Q7 8 - >. dl st. SARTME! vi 2t—Room for l or 2 | East Grand 10 to #& Dp. m hem entwod. EF. & J. Service Ce.. the!) ysed: $450). “onberl Auction Co., 3307 | NSoCE= Cost e znte for $10 Grand #108) EOOd Condition: cheep 02 0! eat it. -v11g ga Private family: hoard n a7 ‘ © se ie -- a = : ~ _ ‘ ve, oy . > re ee ee . ae : . 1a . te Be f A 3E Ss rm "tare , ~ . ite AEHPIT—S NK Harry Slee! odertect con. Mun] TABLE R = J Ta = BOILERS . ~ - en cas ore; a —a gan . RE 4 i - erie . cr - 3 | On eae coal Sor n >: We ee” al: alien a ses. : ' : an? - ee > ee PIAN —Knabe Joright, maho - " Sense — dition Monday Cubdany iy 8058" ait rm. Park view y+ a. °2 8 ll ‘ . ‘ Pg tank _Machine see Work oo pmen 2ATZain Si5 N R- + of we ARANTEED PHSone gra Dh : ef) ab y $295- * ee ae. ——— Parkview 02°8 23 Southmoor. r Stack wors n r out . a _ BABY CHRISTMAS TREES—-2 to 3 feet PGK 17 gh BLES—For home use; sites 2x4, Bote: and Tank C ¥ : Ww : iceDoxes ra. tr.) KOO ' ~~ he Brass attress and ufforehe: ar . wie f or aS - Sur r Monday morning 4510 | — ri - each P , es. Ol] ton» @verbauied: good tone and | —"""_ cash 4471 Olive Apacs hs . — N ; nditiony a ——- CS TAIN —_ lf”. makes. Phone Humbeit 2183 . a-ton ONSOLE—$200. sapatiinadalia ne class { a, aC page SODA =FOUNTAIN—12-f. marble” with | makes 218 Eonso : | | ——— : ‘Dw oe - n ana Deo Asa N Lith ’ . . > —_s> ae eS a | Ptrrerres —— - a wr T . Ww : 5 1>- to-date m: e Haniware Co long. OUc, I tage prepaid. Maney a 7 XO. Sx6; nice Mas Dresenis. 352K -@.3*ra) 17863 ~- 2 e “99 WwW oO. ood. -W OI rE , ng Machines hack bar: bargain. Stokes. 2939 3. rIiON GRAPH re Dain = ll makes. uar- ye THE BALD 7. PIANO co. make ~ : -, uP Ant Lt nae Ha: must accompany onder. rit ~ompton. \ Vietar 07867 e 01LER«. >. sae ga anteed. Feidmaa, 3640 Park av. Gra —e Lil ¢ | / hex! —e 8 on = —_ : x ee ‘ ne ~ n . " - NSOLE— New walnut, , r* 3 —— er ~ ; : | _- Cou STNTPIS sale Ashfield. Wis (7) Fs PC ORN MAC AC HI Ni “hear: good work. “iationar firebe gto set ey: 5 L Inde: , 26 . i ca Stapycaaie aan,it. E. SI} iNG MACHINE —Jiist like new =o ———. icB¥) . “s A i, : inr: gany | ehear ae «* brand-new anil amp “* Pe ter Oak - R— rac ca. . 3 ~ond n. Avp y after 1 } 7 rey ato = and ¥ = Ge > mae , 7 ; on a. Ly. += 7 2%, ’ r tein 9D Gene Ing er 2 LAN ry TUNT' aa r—Repea Dairthy ed guar a 104 or en 4) wr : 7 * new @gnpriges te ar a bargain. 35004 McK > onl S887 1 Delba~ } 2; —— peg ili ARTMAN & M ~YER—Printing and beck ak oe oe . ei ten Pel@man. J@40 Park Grand “Rane GRa PHONG me md new matgresses of ai! cotton or | ovens ale gag as ae "ltae iP RN MACHINES SOHOBLU RN-ALBRECHT MACH. co ang machines, 21 S. uth st. Phone TA AND CHAIRS—-For * ream rite signs ; “99 B. ~} 7s Levy Pros. 3211-13-15 @ 14th se special reduced MAKER—TT gang ame as ~ = 4 = = gtr ono Soo2 ~y =: i e. 7 . MM hy ee “al 859s -99 ne Sier r3i@ top; good condition. am PIANC Seles aes ea GRAFONOLA— Mahogany; nt poe, hm —teul — stoves. os me =... DPacity: mea en ut mal — we - ‘ otras 358: : “99 . - — — _ . . = | : e: e new ; . Ps = & As - -~ >. % ark + =? A. 4 4 eK re 3° repa : | : | 2 > ~ PCorn site cy, . a > - ssa. vt ~ I a i,” —Re* Panemen © den - —s to. 41.5. AN AAAS i, = nA os Rui sn. lien CE iis A, “ ; “* d. ty Sa neem c62 . = 7 ° ~%e $401 | w Sashingt ri bi. S& cond! ion. as new 4418 Olive +8! me ions . ; v x d ts $3. Stee) = readway - += wil. 4 , at Le. BA ine 3-0 F Franklin SCHT°REP- ae se \N. 2007 Fraklin Tet | for half price. "at 38 oP sio- 8! CasH * an oy = - - ’ a aed Se aS i426 I 7 > lier. ~ a _= i --~ a B20 ha — ety . " r, : 7 ; oe woe. ae ~~ —_ Ree® » ot ree : } : ‘ - — - | . ies ' ~ oo x — Be ) : yy 4 . Tt - — — . . ee : ‘ ~*~ ™ — ™ i ‘ 2 . 548 ror - el ; ~ -- A ‘ 4 ‘\ a , awed’ ae | new cost bs Hi i. ate — 0} umes ; é : i» ris * wile ” -_ sors S mpton av (otis _*Oie: $1 u $i) — EVEN’ AND MARKET STS. th Bic “Yel WUE ——4 9, ri . ‘s Rug y ” new. io. RAT»? ATORS—2 was steam. Call Tuesday ce ‘ 1 8; | s ‘ if sta = = t # “ . se. a... U@scay. = write the sg geet ‘ : ; . : , . iwe mw 402 ‘7 Lexington a\ 4525A V irgin! ; In i : : —_— ... AYER ANO—With 80 rola. sid = JGRAPH——alnseet aoa . : . & oe 5 £22: E po wal : Mars 7" od e. a wt, Tiunine an Repairine at ee $1 Pi ures, cheap, ya Alco, 18-year; boys’ sulis and RADIATOR—One pot-water redieter, 200 GHAIN fioistT 7 —. ero 7 > ace | _ —_ SL A eS res —_ ———- = ———— CV“ Shey LOIN a Dy — ———_— Clearance ef CRI B—/j/ args Cee DIE aN E WORKS Ah ‘S AT NTION Weniiien ‘ oes”. re ALES PIANO—$200- 126 rolls qatc. PHO NOG RU to SPS EDS ALT@ ‘Deerin si- i > 2 _ = eng ae at peel oe " es Oc __ ree rere 73 } . Se ae 2 A: fireless cooker: ; a 7’ ’ ‘ > iw i ~ ~ vw ; a _. © am ive co “~* — _ _ : aap. Vall Sunday 3343 at Wer veeene Stampin “ @ rates , rales “kview a cR sa$ S. PIAN-PLAYER—J ow: w t PHONOGR : . . Apartment 104, 5568 Perabing on 3 week days COMBINATION trun OR & be oo | WA $o.4 > 7 , a -_ “ee wasp SoReremnaaeene ————— . . ern bw | Compton. ‘72FTand 11°79 Member N. A PT “ co ae ta” an &OUS case; H , OG] cAP — Edison —— tin ncaa a ' or 9 . ss ~~ 4 . . ¥ MLV 5 - loot s+ ee —_ " . . =~ =--« {5F09 : 7 = \F. 2. $1 00. FASY TERMS alifornia at UNION Ss EXCHANGE STORE we thet eT SEVENTIT AND MARKET #Ts. faz 20735. Oraes : 99 4 _t-t) Clay 30) | el: cost $200: ——— lovely . % : , ~y 2 . Qqg - ‘ PY aW@nm worir ; a ie Present. “) N " . . ‘ : , ef rir i= Caw a ? > . . - ~" ict - ee . I : oo Pr. *R-p] ee: : st Son De Tar 507 ‘VW 44n2 Page "MW ie stat. ~~ De mle condition: s! Fe. ke .' J. 4 > NG ana pe nn ee " - — - A . et 4) sine a AS —T. Ae . an oe.) new: Wiis m4 69 8 ash BOY 5 ERECTOR x yao -~ : cn. Pa Ph ne Webdsier ~21 I ; “vy? T> es s . — - —— ; . , . . ect r - or" n eT > , ‘o-, eo ie a > 83 a henandoah. —" PH- NOGRAPHS BO eens - an rere 22 re oe a a " . . oo . - , ‘ —— — ie ondivion boo oAne bric ”* (Qs) OFING PAPER—Gravel coaied $7 Hoists. ai a ise: new ana ota, make. any Cases at reduced prices Special prices on Wanted PLAYER-PIANO—cheap: & a conditi any. $35: Victrola 30: Si . Sondition 700 Car: et n Side O.)) Ls ; Hh——Orave oated. $1.55 siU4SLS, a.) Sizes ew ai Sed moters in stock ¢,> ®w sam™Prie floor and wal’ [as¢s: als ‘OMm- Prawn \f. ty €1t.e 7" ~s n 24.408, | inet $25: pen ns $2 Bl : “4 a Ss INaT ETT ' per roj r ul D.tch byw the be rTe@i or lee ler: KS and > . : * mecia:a e! vex. F rench-Ger ema: tw . . ‘ - i om PIA Wed — Ma. omit : — “ 3003 Tinsel - tn $2 ° ° ee . gx> SUAVE TU &S INSIRU- Teof coating stops all leaks. T5e pe- gal Clamshe] ete Eleeme Co.. LOR « a en ee hh Qn) ,€720d: state price, gise. etc. Boz P- PLAYER-PI4aNip__an mahogany: : geil 2. E Wi, ow & ‘a Used x at factory on Siar Roofing C'o., 826 : lOer Shea . om se — im iia we 90) 1s. ——e eatedl . oe Moe, seer (vo... G13 N. RB iway., Otis he ee, | oa’ ~ —— rex Ba err ae th fleor. wee Os) Qu _TS—Han: dmade, @.so0 s0fa -; ~ Oe ST “We oo” Wh ¥ 0,9 “a ‘ "ll Gravois. *HONOGR. APH Loree ; Lwrte - ad - > AION D “Ww: . = _ ———— a. i vr — “ ' | -4 "AUDA RCHT wa ce e iave t OY \ SAN IN EB, c.— melody: cash r Pp > 5 Vann ‘cost $000" oF wi eed a . ; 145 re Ww arTter. Maen ‘8s. ou “ss = ~ . 2 > 7 Hi .. ORE and OFFICE FIXTURES hat a AL T Pas. c ° lace Rox P 1° Pret Ys. ~ & io 4 . AN ~ = re ar c ~st $ ; . ried — — . a Se “Abed AGE! “ABBA sE! -ABBAGE! Car | B7 E39... 3, Set Savace. §A cen —- noel . Resin Sor Digwest var ea.R8 in town on new ——_ . : OY a Canad is'4A H Hodiamont °° war. “"“i-—peautiful over DAVENE > e uen . F - 1 T bele °. 4536 net? ‘% VYUSCRETE MIXER — a DI- PLAYFER_p “a. : : : unut Gedreem eg 4 —~ Sn re _. Carioada: ' ‘ontras _ oe "pound : ir '-scea 4538 E'nr gr cnet Tie ™ Ye 2 st ri @, gH neds ~ e a v an 5d “ere - a.‘ .s oa — =e _ instru ents For Sale in PurA wr ULEES fuA .-5DlA “nap for cash: 6a - ae iomnita "oom ete ae -~Wa!! POocKets- ha! 4 Pe'ce, “ i - go n. ‘ ; 35 *t) 4 a le : = 868m] ~~ 4s) TOT = a ; tees: a’ (is STOPa an 4 ()+F; ave | } > @A0 be ~ 5 ‘ \ "4 i “- . "ge es ] ;7 ? Via rk et $250 SON Ma! : ‘! : ay ns ie — away £806 rears. _fiumbo! t 0480 ie} SA -_ — Barg a. Ns In \] oe } sale. Jonn . a —_ — a ooo) a pe » Ay "aan ™ eR an I ir "cs ) : . . Js \ + 4 + +s “ 4 - is = ve — tines wa ‘- mS a Man alAsS nace ov Pr. 4 vy" > ¢ 7" : , . " “kL. ; ritlc for 845 ; , : ol = Lr . ‘ee alt Wa.nul >A . EN ETTE ~ = > - ~~ $600; ite | ._SREr:*'°e ——— ’ Lita hio et “iition, Do Ss. a - . r "ion artae a “Ue3 te . mar "3 ra *3s ing cahinets« "ales. | s* 4 ‘ aes oth = AJlgsh 2 ay YP - A i b ; f ; | : , ie | Ps ry ‘ ad ~ ‘ , —. ss . RB sh. - ; | * ‘ e.. ‘Up. ove; >" Bes ing rds, gou- SHIN: sam ; ¥ phate z AD {VIS BE i.s—1S Cathedral subular chimes bone LAYER-PLANO—WMa 1Ogany ‘ike new bo - RA—D fz!) ; 9705 ; , aan a and — — oe ta —Omke, S54 Arsena!. Laclete oi , he #in il $295 Suvare: ean? AVA. 8 F.sghas or : eo —S > = a “heap for «ash 7 >pewa tat | Rogany case y = .Ip8 Sayer). | DAVENET?T eS : _— Fane ’ “at VN > oly i red of vrecr ——- & $s! s) STA sawn ST .rrc VErny co ~~ es IS Pine —— ee = we —— — ’ a records. Beyer’ s, 7th . “ar “ oo Tr 9 hy “ined oak tn ms Cas: . ST! R I *. der ok @s Co! Tr blen : I a + = * ~~ -e S > ~~ Se ii , r . : ~ 2 PI 4 4% \ BR 4 - See Made: 3150 ‘ . aa - * WA ve y bt : ereide 495°) a arse. 4 arunteed S4 75 wauare rNOfi An D anes 4.2 1x s - , eT ni Va’ ace, near Bevo Will fe) = weed ~~ 6 L (iravols 4 === urt | | -— me : ae = 7 , i : | x 7 82 | CI AR T™ ee as A end DO Ds _., rr ; is ST ee IEZRES sale of “ 7 — a = 7 = Finieh a = : = i; 2“ =o * , = eee we oe ane 6ewW Dust se.). eranhs. ‘sTo0 Consoles, " isl Lafayette _ teas ot ue aeow “aL mt A ne Pt ne athens Matn }°’n . ; : 2 “a! at t PLT. 'MBING AN AND ] HE A’ oo - ~~ a al 4 AalT sg 77 19 Fae = “ a 4 — \ Tonths la: wr a 1103 Oltwe, . . : : —& : 3 34 wha wii” i cheap. 493 - ' : BB. "gue ~S ; te ss I L iy ; a a: \Y 7 3 ld; cont : on 1 : CHILD’s AUTO—w\ eins S| eee = - At — © Memes... : + SS : | ait ; | c 2 arty h I ; ? 5 ' > “ aie se cS PR Trica peatney ; ) . c i * : 7 — - ~ ~ - - ut | ae ta bd a Fe Shingles 4 in z $2 95 Square Lir ’ Ma “ 2 Mar n> 2¢@77 Ins? A Ss iy 2’ oe & Sere i. 4 | me ‘4 2 ST" PPLIFS Aj L W HO LES Al E ~~ M 4 s are a | as2 Arum DP 4 ‘ 1 AN a Rease lab e Aon! ~~ 8 16: 3 , -‘~ *- ‘i CG ~ i! 5a — a Ds eo SS $50 va 12, S$: 5 °’- Sry 3 ines ~~ ? > green. “e-. CR 4 \ . Tt? asl ¢ ~~ s » . ~~ * > a ——e — —. ¥ a 8s ‘ } ibe! 34 Ty { TVICFR: — — — — HM LDS : -- . in “¢ | ant 4. 7358 — i - am ~ +418 ive 5 — “08D. ers - “— re. = “a es sn °c »- t ) ner ent Savicg : ail nlum ing sup- mn AL Se se Saas) apa: PLA} ~~, = ~ “ na CTR “x. awa ma . ; ' tice! 7 new a “32 5. ae : de y » « ‘ Di’ . & 40 a. ; rx .— Ye _ —es Nemapaetoe « a Wei .£ ic she ngs sah Sathiubs ~~ a. rte he mill ‘ Ss % = Vir 7A. a - Sn lie elle - — : - LC) jor samen aos nee ar a ) | : : Z tien re = -s — * ' ———s or 4 is - -.© ,ur R: ~ on . _ A 2 : ~* ; } oe ; ~ ‘ eit a a s) T sacr ? ‘s. "+6 ‘ a 2 2 . : = : . . A8 i? i : : -, oe ——— ) ; St og x Ngee on. .* if | LA —— nT g 1t abinet; in a + ad : 4 - a ; | . FP . A : RK Y Fr —_ and} aay : “sf ‘ La = ' . MS . . . = f 4 ‘ ~- “.¢ , ’ Ne . 140LhM y cURISTS 3 i 3 | . : i om _ A00 ‘, , T ‘ 3 *h tm ' — r . we erUis ~ se es 4: “Ss } " nf Pe) 1.30 Par q ane Mine a? want water ~~ ad pret i eb iia a: aan s — i A Ay re ve ‘ : : =Up : aE CURISTMAS TREE TL: ——————— “Meher, $100. Weber 414 \ >. M oxi vu +t t Dargain Franklin ire L9zV ; f ‘ine : SAXOPHONE—tluke nan > a —— . ee. Lf ON. OU Lea ‘ , AS TREE Hi L Sis 1:07 Min . . at | seus 1 Alo Repa I ve np te EEE anc steam boilers Dipeiess furnaces is :; . ——O9 BOW. sergain. Phone PLA ; PLAN Cheap 5804 ry aeiene , a rT f GHRISTMARSTAND—V aay ane ieee. Garett taal? Reuse: Damines | CENEHATORS—————* Sve, oj | 5 8 SORES Bins Sacaebioee | Min eT. pipelees Pe rage ag et oor: mn Phe FLATEn Fino Ti Sa a4 * t s M As STANI \ ; age ms Teh ‘ ese , . » " a2a~- - if ae ler ] kW. 8 ect OTN nect ad . > . _ &.¢ %. *44] VM ~ " " 7 7 - . a + 2a, “Atalogrues — 04 “sit vit} ~— tm — Se Sp aie - 1 7 “27h “Ar ~ AYE E NO. ‘Ma me ll | es : 2 =: : _ ts ) —3 33S. "Broa: = . Western Ele: ct cone to | BUTCHER COOLERS—all HooP repo | REPENDENT Pr (SING AND amar. | 70S 271 elemedGiemend pr gE _ UST ROLA—Tprighe ¥ q i — di "“¢ ; 5 - 2 >> “. - —_—~ awe . es.ers Lec. g -@ct c [5 ~~ e . a 1.3 ..00r 64am | _@s wes _ T y ? >} ~ eet reve -A0 A : — al ad rer reas Dabie Pla > ee ts ——=S$ A Easto | 1 | J : iT R =—TYy ae “wy i ‘ ay ° i —— — a Ch: .* engine to Sis $ mt ott a. . ee 8 SUT Z Meautit,). Phar ims le 4 : “ij ’ Ni ee ! atone TY SAX 1ONE—C melody fre + | of : 159-7 Warmers i y | tie. $433 Deimar a . ™ - ~ « : Ye et - J '¥v +4... > nr | lee d - a : a ————— Seattle mea” a , ' a nian wet - ) | £m a. engine. - : . “ 4 oe. etx St the right PEWRI T ERS AND ADDING » $40 4, ® tone: xe ; r? - : wr + coe — ‘ ' : . _ ae be a "Tart? 4 ' b= Ba vos ° Sete ; . AN M_—sta wh stander ¥ i TROLA—Portabie: “ as . . — «tw 7 -~ ar : ii: ~_= . Fie — . ° nn ete 'y FAY Pa ie Pe ' " : an : East Gra n : . c p ; -T _ ‘a ets Si } EA] LZsiORN aT t2 s*trwr y ; it my HER rer gor: a - a MACHINES S.A i. — mPrano . Lad " 4 . . —ecrifice P4170 Tou — | SBoTraus etc) 721 oN ag OR ECHT MACH. CO a ~-ii>—Complete: ; O34 —_ Santer * ii . : ~ ry wr > *4 - - : oe - : - C- - ’ , Reethancan - “3 . - on ow aie M ah “ng 129 57G'*, Vie "TOR CoO NV 5 ; , ~} ed 776 weed a easier oo. oe ~y ee . ' (99) an a ,. . a aor 4 cnDectad to we .7. e 30 ; een | ; bot elie. ey, " . ; “ng . " : > « —_ ike Sew P 8G) On 5 o. 6476 a a- icon LA— Victor | eoble ‘ — ‘ a : . - . . ? 7 oe 2 2s mms se a . sé ..°' Th & mg —_ ee eed . Fi “a 7 Ff . 4 . ' kT} puta } ' ersd Rupe rool as oo - 2 ainmer . FC en el nnn BT = —~- ne For § Sale @.YNorwrsse iin me | SLA ‘ 8s note “, -sart ee as* ren POOR ets LR Senn a | ast Vg! 49 6%. Call Batre 12 CHa a8. factory aaa eng ayatem for | BUTCHER "AND GROCERY OUTER ATT ING WAGHINES— Set ~ os Gane te Conn, STO ens | Reset, $150 cash. 808 Coline st: | VicTOR VicTR ts. ¢ - iz : “ hf ACK res. facto: bi: « - . j * ‘ - x Om hina > —_ eee — esd ‘ 1Gte rust V@s sa. = yr 4r* a -t - - 4 . bell . » ** te oO er i © i 2 rele? a “Near 4328 = a! aca. n ver y ‘ ROL \ ~ ~ -~% Pr a le ", ° es ’ y . on a AW y A ~gen al >. te ’ : hugry ; go00da Condit! Val. Pe saesovla ie. vG 4 Jeather 7ASe yo _ 4 = =? HO! STS ; Pp . m" pom i, ... 7 f° — DIAM ND Ba t PIN—Oversnat pants SHOT; NS—Singie, double barreled ‘ “ Single drum. reversibie. thier wrar eu, s..K van © 34 ual urnpe 6 andi? Grand *L73™M -# a ~« gan ze a.80 SN, ten, - » _ . . . = on ied — a5 LQ" SES — — and wal en eas SO e) 3° * &0t'y used: like sew! ' — - white rand-made {VEN : . . ée ~* ~ «' Ps . a - ay — a > - . Se Aa. eee ; > “> by : “st 46 - : . d a0 | S% "xa 4. @ ain e am . . anly strie and 4 ~~ ™ ai. Most Y AULUDENG MA‘ HINE ST en ee io PLA? = IN stl, aaed : Jan ‘Shenandoah , Oe a“ en inserted etrice I) - > ax : . Ag Um, ev ers: die : ; size, i a alacrtrs to O11 ig "a, ll —-— . : " : ~ ‘ x n : " eCtric, OORK*eping a = a4 wa : RO! cary , , . rhe for. 4°04 . Slee . O23 rifles. 24i3 N., Broadway r- = ar a si ‘Ect ic Sig ciscount. strand. one e«m:j) 2. wid ithe 04 ; . mu lart ‘ , . ™ 4. VINING Nee 4 ee 5a yacer a> ean ; 4 — ‘ ? f c. double ret a 4m) = cer TONY Marke: + ei. SDB. ag . , ' : mitt —- : » ° ( ' av +e! ; a a ae | - - , Le ‘ 2 422k. = oe -eeeeeeee 7 _ = — - ~ —_—— ° - = — = ee ~ ~ ~ - A aU 4. c. tiree ‘= . Rj _ >t 2 eee ‘| eS . ‘ i A’ » _ on Oh helm Ln oe one veionivetes and scour. _ SHOE SKA TES—Johneen .- rt - ar : ~ : : : ; LACH ' : a + mt ! E —Sry new mar 8144 : “%"'x!I’ Sooner _ : oat . 7 ° sate. wainut, bargein a —__ ’ ind oF raDiner, rif? —_ sire so : | _*: wt & ‘oma howany free 108: ons Ww = pay ienitemegs PIA 7: : . =. or : . ig > . Rie™ Par e4 7) a Ss. T * ~ - . = + . ~ . . . renee — . ented wn * ' wy Prutes i+ N avy SaxXorvhone Out? * @10 nd 2-450 ’ vIcT Vietro] . . ‘& *. . CIM Putin {ener 4 — _ -) i . . 7 . - war *, “h , Tr 4004 (V1 R ‘.& a.most cew r mi el v ohnen ? “a, ers Used - nate = . hited ‘ \ a4 ey wa ‘ Tf. ws : | 2 ’ - Qltae- _— . . +4 Sues $4 ) a e7.ca ad ca . ee = Sa «x 4 4 4 t'ne “e ' — — a “ : . 3 " aoe m - on ow =o «rt? 44 ’ ia — ‘3 ty cnr witle: einn $7 ot). all “aha: Res . - e — 7 = —— —— . a sinh. icv : ~~ _ a” pes a _- 72 : Ee , . San a . spelen os “ ae ° ’ Corr - —- - ft’ +e 4 . ._m — a ; ay f Le. ~ . > Na a . —_ _5: a . b "a7 LOL B “45 Y —= Reed. 1.) ber’ b Nn DoT? ai i ; os © | \ ? VIA 4 2.5 . es Goll; also Sand, cumpiecte. b Ww. th. KE : RCK PIANO co. 168 - ee Eee ‘ 4 x Ss I> en . " ; Py «>? = ——a ’ _ re S ba] , ~~ - —_ —_ 4 . ‘ = . eas >- 2fTee “Zs - ee ne re . ‘ — esees, | . : ~ Deed : : = c™ OOK r oS “s “tres ‘ , . : . wt ee b ai Jé1 >» a, -. MI HELA TING PLANT ns ith radia A- Ti! ers Zr nce 7. -a Na mt = “are R. " => ? ; ———. wag “eo... Sti : ; i‘ ae . ‘ES— Manufacturer » mampies of ter eRin rane Marker a ' Brown Machiner Co 3333 SE) ° ry “iS TER > rr ’ : dew utifal inde ent) 8 and iwadies cine ham woo! STEAM RADIAT RSJ 5. to 4 ‘SD MARKET STs DINING S : - ~ — she *» a r _ : ~~ The 1 @ ea y Siw ~~: - _ 7) rk Sige ty BE SET OF ee oss ee nd 4 yr 2 .| CL aN tl Ae ate sn — ete br eer « 2 ee ww aiaenere ad ii " "3 e é. Rate ie - (in ol ?, ‘ 4 7 ”~ iw “7 ti : w lita Hawaiian).... 1650 ne PLAYER Pi. miy $72: just tke new, ea! FINe —4 ee a : ealumn : ok reivet dresses: ¢ oerw hi ] ntti - Fe wouth. 24 north: Cap.| «? 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Meyer, | 144 O 8 | ie, |P 2 we OO: use _ “RO aS “ eon and > eap pt! — 4445 ; F - A a no st é ——— a. ive: @i> P Oak or : _ ss w best ary a Be f ‘ eck . a TA S108. in _ fa, ba Must “pell; le PL RCK fe rear: oD * ie ret cecal CAN rgain a toh PIAN ms ; t vowel s-Dane k, 1 cone ae NN . Colf ian make ) Re CR- P Oo as 0 cité 4x- \f Ov gar: vv " 4 ON ax icf) 6 | au lA? - co. : . ar nd } ’ dc ag 7 (. ‘“ 40 Nl mat latest aie caine or va EX 10 Toe ow as — ground. 14 w cedar low pri Governme STOV 47.DINI nano “ . . ¢ 48 ro a y o - - 7 4 a ce e - e ° : ; , ~ NG ay perfect. ne $40) cost. $] ted ns —z es x aa ee De hard; sa! 1476 Ho. CARPET— er new and. W ES | iS ae SA on: Pg ly ; ~ ‘ SO4 cash; 1075 io. Feproducing Sick Ber ms . gash, a — C sora” eee are ane ith. og facto DINING hr aga =| venings ly $5 rolls | AP s“ N ro Bees GRaxt shed nd guarante a inst sted to wre a bp. | Ce stair right. Box J __(c62) NING -ROOM a O4 Hartford: | PE omne ad t $25.08. 1524 DS fin merit. 70: 23 nal “ane | - on "REPROD T Pla! “a y erything | —_ pay casi | JATRS i og $1: == 5 fret clase DINING 310, aTTO. — rst? mahogany! path h pri ‘Sia EMiot. es.”" hoe | ee ck ( ___10997 ¢ NC fing in b cash. er iesday oan ¥v. 8 5. P.- — rue R R77 12 - av. y pl af vile: liot. ae OF madi | Soesaes PoE ent a oe) ee agen pater So ib, | DESI ee a oma h | eateoee Ty AR t go | HEATER FOR SALE (gh }i ive | ~ ——— w CG st — ve . + et wir pe valeri IFRO ast m.° 3. iture ea Pann ‘ aia. -RO 3711 G y= - eee love .E- ide 0292902 $1° > leo @ ing ting 3 FATE - grad — ; LOR: 7 ns — 738 ;ran il} ‘4 )d Mie mi Cn? ’ © A ia] }deul Ruok Aucti a.iso p , at =e : DI ru IM S 7ravo -2-to te! F | and —Ra ied we 4° 8 - note - ER “harte f. no em ee any te Chi a \ —st lami. P ndw joors. | H i Fur L— - rare chi fed } igs, t ffed droor (ov l ay ne R—S| 2 $ mediur reside 300 wit ’ piece a 3 = Ove _ | = - ly aot, peat acne ap y ligh ae & red ; & ends. for ol (cRie) are live. 2.00; © ainut, nirror, y | - Pl day “bet st rea. mer Ce ie ture ¢h “ance 10 davenpor mobe sult HE. AE Simm 35 “ii 4 ‘of5R. Jacq n 450 colores retuff ic) 1 tht] 215 open ¢ nae MP, in- ara 007 uring Mille: wold. t o7r) | ri ht. s B thers $18.7 bea iD twee 1TE---F 1 bars a PUR ESP. o get avent mirr pair fl 68. ATE 380! ons- Vehbs size el uered honat value d, i ed; is ih | —— . 6 . y : _ ws - ’ fame i r E, IN n ’ ia gail | i“ ~ A , a ror E Ui. J os, lat | w ter ” an a V r fo . t a eupaet eo Bana | Sodoa ance haitted ye oy tee aoe eke | a EET POT Sa | ate EF ieee eet yoy fet Ri rte. av | i eat eg | evi elo Sit Le al — SAT case : | BAI eyer athe ¢ ry, of al —_{c89 ish; pe BE eta note, | ra Rem [ OUT — call prings $10. —— date fur 1 of rER- es alm Neoah da0d.ie DAY.1 ¥-R ate Chive He Also FE C 5 = - 8, ee) 39- r¥ * et for a’) ceyv) -- h; pe -¢ ae W rd. le D O77 4 Call : FIT BS ts an room sali furr te r h aes ost QO. oat | I Y-R YOM oO} the al SO O —— Taba’ s . to en ng 17t ben j Fris , fa rinds: CHIL D's ect Lar 506 c) ININ yy. “856 — | rn a $15 4 mat c) ‘ff ¥. ‘ . ni HE eater taker’ uew IININ E D. ar - riive eT fi jtifu!l r Vai es ") Rp h! earess h ap sen sam igo B) ise ina: | ‘ ae nd oe ge siz 55 En. con G-Ro V on (c , | ot ters ‘eo veh attrense oniers ons'stin nate? rE R $15 Ss. $15 . 4052 Trl ( .G | d Const BO « a y I os > e PP. RL ’ le Ke 3B 7 S ~~? > will e: cost tro .. oa laso lan erin a \ ! iid’ for kit« gold tired ; Ke ETS ALO als me gee - al 18. 7.50 " 4% TE 62 lowndra! .. Vietor uperior | EW : ACR NE RNT REAK VET ? se!) (ret Nn $s. Ase Nn aE ' a tn ms ' iicke! 8 aut itchen en oc o . DIN iner’s, —At ' Bril- | ch 3. sr cab) ee (FO le zane $v I inl ; aft. “tor 1 rior WES oR 3 LIF TC .. Ww rl Rr KFA ' ur Li ae ed - " . rim 4 . “"" ’ . ns i . () a ‘ ms 3 , - oDe KE « LE , aT | " _ 7 417 for = inks. 19 uD: and Hea “ A ;*f itu j e be) "on ; ma ml! nN fy , So ings, ‘ e@ he or li x3 . 110 (™ sv Vv @in; 1? una ck Aresse ay. . es r ke Ht A he . alr ———— — | ‘ . ik. ] ) 4 q*A TT LU é ; r — h VWa rov cash ny n. Chi ~ ne - gwi 4 inens: teau. I Most and ca Iino] clos ers. matt r 10 —cabin — st i - age Or fOV ISA SH P-TO t NI er; 1 ber adele Sg » 1100 ¢ oth | mateh. miss: Sg ee - dea ITE even | hiehest. ogg Os face . wa a. HEATE ~~ og : ht; like 1 ” bps toy some a anh a . e a itaer; like new on. at Too’ mits are | mazeh, $3.0 ppleather Dinix Fitiay asn | bishest ra, oxtensi am. | tion ional | IDIAMONT, CA‘ PARK. | ||| : | re : ne r pr! th Tan on ye; me : tad! om cul .* ING nitu R ic mr st bi etc 1 ra mn “ nie ‘ ER +s ais sient ® | oP iN FE «’ BY! Lane ia © t ~ ‘ 4} vr | a! tr ble c an re Ag - fae s re ece yy 9 id “ an tab ardro rs, O —_ Hen — ne Fri ve rLAT AT TAM = i ry cane barsaine 2M, iow pric olin GooDs FO | ales one ie Siahesine nelpree and) sierter ae Er Ttost Morgan Semis my | TeaTER- eee ee Bers} | LIVING.ROO Li ae mM SEVE a 4s LOS : d 1. : RS ric e foldir st cha os DI? ere mn ch ~ 68. Chou- , cash. ge 4 . L 7R—s ens ‘0. itche : iptteasane so N ve on aT ' euit “or fal $05; ‘Tee “ ~— ahs SAL ! 7 bird ing ir gs. me to | NG- R $7 i ch buffet. cd 5) 7 FH! KU last sold - HE alayette uperi _ le. ac 4 UN ‘2.5 ( VI ! H % Ch: Tr D _(e90) EIN ve wt. K rade. ne 3m avis. E | oO bat on ¢ ss! | piece 00} 5 Mo rae. | Ey ah RN Auction. “ATE ‘tte, fir ae = 302: 004 — | SE ION’ — M SU HE AND s T = a » 2870 } Ww t. lene in of Laree . 4152 5 $: ne h an oucn; ve ad | land. Ss. { sE ; nday. Fa. \! veryt qual! NITU tion. | + tic ane first f inf ~3 3 cond : SEVE SE EAS . ITE i IE . h © sASy 3 c i ona ——— Fi«tal lhore 4 the Delmar. = pri g , 4 hooke > 3.4 50. park a ped $10 ae For good T—E 201 wind hing ty: | 7 ( ~ | li OT res Bab loor ants Magnol! l- i see ENT >. « Y T L ~ i $25 AT 1A ry . By seemed, eos cae —— Ganletan GMS pen Aepcheoperelany ge, | INISG KC a st 4 a —* a ; nee eS Si | MATa Teas | HI | Fate ERS RKET Lt Terms 72 : v ’ = ° ; Dae oj . sa ioe . oo uf fé is * , ae : OM, ] * or i = — ver — —— a 55 ne LeLS§ NM. a To) ] . . + OT Harttor? Bpenents t almost. mm ize ince” igh Taurel._( 7 ection. HINA a a ve. | i eae a korthe et Re ty puiture ea lg TITS ROM ore’ £405 Hof le (ce) used: wide tot _——_— ae | _—— $ REE on, Do pers. for Ay ive open nals oe ees ne | I e. 0 Y + song — ~ lare IN 201 8 ge Cc e. NG o de *RE—tTs | kuar ». F av \ itern oniple e fo" ‘ther | rinat Fu AT% it : a . ond. wil) Sea! ed rin — NI e Nat 1- EIN tef E nin 6; Tcep- new! e R09 tc INA Ss —RBen abe | pie su ale b -—Table smteed _untl ms an "ae Sand d TS id 1 per 73 Al lf = onda lL ws ealy s, t e iN , A nd 4 f ma CIN nw xc) urs. $7 ‘ 53: newly ao fi ° _ et ey ‘Jet! t — ny | “piseesi 2 ey. | ATE an hart ; $14. “714 | 1 Garfield Zs : nut sTO V $00 ITES | = 8; ch ic) rfect for ark : tatives Olive as, | t. ——--~ ry ter ew, a) rae ay . ¢ ———- ; cnairs OOM 127 other nat - LY vl. 322 Satisfa uUn- ant ee | nt para ~ ' an seas : re c ed grea n; ode}; aho e! RNIi ll - . Ge awry ne, ee . roll-t sion an i“ INING i} Mar chin ~es~ - AS 4: PER — se 6: at erfect | >. I} : — e) | | a ri ees SS U wali $ wey FF a paymer ~ a my es crical, tw Re — ay-beds. ms 10s) ext 18575. rot Ba wainut: 008 anchester. fate; bee | WHEN FU H F¢ E ST.|! TER— Charter Gal ze. 40 ce | enciente ae t SI . at ——— ++ $1 NION'S 1.00 | 1836 are ™ bie. 14 yg uetons” — | win a. r Drie + + m lec ti vk ngage M : na de sk good f ate ~ it; $‘ | | a et ea utiful ' aa} M > w y« U NITU R R YO! iE ATE 7 forn| e 8 Oak. dc og ) Pi ) EE °F ENT ft mn ty TE TES } thi I a eee ¢ 00 I EXC! Cash a 36 N v oped Be * a) ry ——. ge sk, let aie _ Seb. on | OR U | Spring _— y Gown eu NTH AND R wi} | LIV Piece coed ame r @ EXCHAR . Jef T’ ¢ at nev nly net -be no 4 brac.|~ 8. egul on ae DINING 24 Lo, on | Cl RE ITH CAN E L TR an Tw ownd | MOR iA LANG (MS | sATVIN Ove .$ 5.00 0 ge — | cond ffer SE en! $i¢ ratios ets. 4. ene dea!) . OA! ar pD m S87 an , ( Ri pind ect: - rleces Sas CRE - AN RE N u? 3 7A g4, re 0: ~ draft ‘ RIS n ND SF, Prat NG ret . Bed oe STO it) : Ari D + — He 117 Pine a‘ ch es ‘ere. ! » RAN rice. 7.50 d P new OOM acrifi ¥ a 2ioTT "y ry , OON FUR TE aso’ enit » CF _— v1) ‘ MAR " STO Pa V -R uffed Wit | oe RE 8 on: Cc} ° 0 2: 07 airs gal NUE I t oak: laure re 10. 4406.0 — Sidn : ga 4 D R _12 aa TE— ee . isco, le; | Ov Ho LUre o. & Wost 0; ideb STOR Inut ES ton ai. | VOSE & So: AY n. Tern “; &. vince ods t new DK m | © VA 6 Moo ey 8 s 3B ININ 29 B tche yold H HDA’ ¢_ Truk “harter ¥en. hole OV on &D SE t 5469 ak oard B —V e-: Sea Tw -S nterest. Te e. 14th 5 at . tc | . 6 Ww re’s: t. eater: NG Re 30m n ca en (ce) JA —TEr ke Ot ( r ~“kitche ER tin SET 469 - | Nn ( "hi s . al 2 Miandad t elf TERS rms tine ~ he ju. I cut will — -ANG Wallace 8; ble. tO0 part. bin oak, Dhals ; Cher ak — jtchen | w STU 1. — Geral rth 11n -— . to ‘= : an th N to pasers t.. ANY t prk cost Cc tion: ¢ . E—Q @ av. good : ° 546 Ca M ey >, et. ni Wh : Hot oke » a — en | ond FF $50f ane xeral- Hil as ees — $60 nditi and 1 or th! d SON and « E - ’ ou Rout h I _ es. “OAT ‘ heap.‘ ui condi 6463 0D De Call M oT th e; plan Y—$ ek at — cot 7328 at: | OA! 22 Aco 2 Terrace’ DIN oak, $75; . F. (c) cont 30. ed « the uD- n co look: R—W Be chea: ag & D gps: d iB time V $60 nte le | s. is ¢ et Geet 110 Quick nm [6G Y—Goo —" “$15 RAN ch orn erect. good ING a & oak. $40° cone nue” 60. 90a aes pries me h Davis. | !!90 ach; lik i kk musy terms. ®. 0 ed : | alu r T 8 ao § ||| & ck 2900 ~~ n; $1 NG uippe wa av. ee. , cob $40: N . 9 a? e at ere | v he D, lik aun rt opens er iain 8 . raied ~bakonae ner; will Oe i. oventnas $2201. od “ea es mh = eines ye) * fate aah ves service, “ore Get our otek an oe a a > e mew. USTs into. full oe > |i} |v enue $1.0 aMel isesi $5.00 | mauled, $45 de. ye client, pier ine fa vial | AL | RANC — = | -fine_co deboara wi que. 307 Me Bl eeem —~—n— ee, Sle ene Vaio NS EXC full-size i Hi NION 00 eee co rir tet Ror a Cy oe ic tak a pscie| STS rhe ier ke me Hint etaditin cs EF ote MUI en ree tat others chen rng ne eregee:||y) # = ee | DAVENETTE’ * = , UN 7 ght. or Ps Ty LY «ff rge sii ic) | AL S r er: enan w: i sty! e: C ITE- olfax exten 4 = rry. U ash G atov u arge® numbe mn. PA! : five i ~ } yi @! Ke > or i “4 ect ‘ NGE her ini begin 42 233 UsU Olive a > oo 'rc ay. ood am deal | a Tov - $60 neled | day wi] —10 8806 sion mir- FF Y ingto ravoi es. a com he me r of LAE west im me RE ric Ww ST) $100 ‘"E : eu as rt. be STSS. rice UGGY conéit! iol | —& ig Apter . 915 Qr oo 1 sell pie : table: l (ch6) HE ER Cy. - tion ; Ww | one 7 fins Chiff 7 Ww RE ners. C aes Victor. —Grad r fition. 6043 c ye 939M. nnectlon k Mea N. Br of D pas ‘floor. ‘1 ss p50 aa 18e! te} NIT l | o6) pA TERS er nena oetheee. json PARA a TDi - condition; $: — hil oleae ee | Values SUITES | | TAS: ; reco case UD tv | = Pla (4 y—-1.) eed. 3 w ° RAN wit! : whi NG- R eq th ne 1° b c e Anne 1 U gray er oO evyera w. Cc re a __ che t } 44 reo! ° 3 —— SS *eee + - ee % >; Sood tists rd! 8. at right to 879 re Fad. —Lloy pith 7 : 20 00 j 2 $ von Btein ae ne ine = tl ‘ ine (eR) BU ne Lloyd: condit! | on sid porcel ‘ -F in an ge. ame! aa ey haat bra Stl NO} I uUll- ' y= 14 ° CO G at 8 la M ridge 6] AH 12: 4 TE R- l'a ee epir ——— area a a . L278 NI 3 N0- i S . M c: r iti ' P ei e . i i 7 s° T! Am! | Ta JV e ‘ L- 4 age 7” 4 , » . be ON . : ~f cit, uprinat, terme. faver, Mottman suc 200: ofany. ™“ $15 javwood- lew; cheap. |‘ “OAL Marraretia pra and — " (e) | im _—. mahoga 1 oe ret ish. AAs D ASH OR C 12th S . oe TERS Hambo! Hind Haw. C wv aeons —3-p! lame one seas $70 , UR DA UY Wood R — CHANGE h | Land ' iterest we fT) Swe a a a amo rv 4 | «>, apie W ake a ps aL whit AN( P - “ti al’ D re lated, ININ i rtrnen any. . roel a a ? 9. ' ec R . h t i $i 2° Cc : a ae olt 28 dw are nD ” It SkT leath Dn ii .} . B 7; aTO : } '> tc h nd wek us st} ce >) ‘ | ape e he iEs—O fa ¥ new : servc G-!I 1t « 706 Ox roa emb k D ° » U ole's ed RS . Co a alll p — gf a.) er . V 3ED r eds RE » 6 ne re! ouro ayy > aa ; kite? overs d: $10: | es alters, om x 733° ahaa’ r | ,00M st. 64 Cla 100 Ibe. | e ‘ “DIT | ao D: c hot 6 u -» ~861 Fs or pie parl || | alue S ass a 70 Gat Wourlit up ys. 1 yg AB. rl ARRIA es — etuffe ‘ a Kas bine 32M sap. & -. raw 6 ch _SET—ferly 1 on me - | r " shock: oal blast. D: M ARL , secon dreemnea « or & 1 &. s Bed: ees bo ts oe amb! $50 | litver, right 1 reasonable .— GE Ree nr aay 4 itv: sone ig 2 “rapees. @ ap. | geek va bookeal Ke romped) | e of N | Bros. guaranteed why foore’s ay cené_Tfice so pot. | HII ; 25 Z a Sa poe ii R- fon . ss Bee 7 + i oni Opes BS “tenden te + on | « COIL 222K. 5 eo — blue . oF _—— anager oo riy Pnglieh. t# | f New | nal ween wz. a = on een Grand. eT —3- weet hop. rod } . UNION — pe COLI padi fr + #1. 00 oD; 2 n ; $5 IRIAGE— roo ie s: Us a! a JINING ine: rary set. “| a el! ! 8 ) ox rea p ra ., — eee ners. 9807 5 Pl ERT @ uP I per month. md value f ag nrere F od condi- »: Paey L SPI rank! —s Houe from: R $M pened S “table cest ‘of | He 1°S. 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Car en on 21 A’ ‘} ).. st- f E ' WS. one He : ' (moti - or x ght}; pad —— PN ISHT « used: ta iy 1 — il «6 la- _— h k—. - bed rue ic G oi ano ache y @7 et os ae Ki ler as or m | 1 fants x12: Kia AGG nepali . nines . — iINE Sore lass de . i r, d Ca ‘e inti > -3803. inenanacat — mls BEDROG HINGS Ex) 1 Boer? a ocean peel om = =, FUBN?: ergain > poem bed. _ 5219 shina, .~ RAN leffe a svelte tces. | | L IBR new: cheap. ogany: RUG- t Pine simest. 8 Coltax 5 —— Elestric, oo 7 wy ~ cond’ | H ieee rug, ete. hifforobe. er Sass cables’ West LA-—Mah like new: mode! ut; 4 1; OM SUIT’ ‘eae wae one 5 Wolf.’ mahogany: ody | 8 al dav Son wad we ke Cates | Newst @i4 aer ¢ a or piece t = t. > Ks ate M Fre pract “ate ce ---- i - rl 5 wilt = uey ’ “ago oo ’ | all is EV E U? ET = as vi Pp il eor } v : w 1? A rare rola. » art ~ Phan monn hite ?t | , O37 res ith ler e m) cea 750 ww " on Le ‘ e: = a a _ red rs \é = Ler tw a] i* INé a. =; | r > } . yar — lwr .8 et 1fton lind d (art ’ -_ . COD ] ‘ E. NI ft) 's 5 . dwe a _ 60 rice lots stent Whe ea i+} . STARCK almost bp 5. sess" . é. letter —¥ Victo ineert: and-mad — NO cit) ey ~~ Pome 3 velour : FU RNI* me wd . th per, J "Ge ‘ator NGS, ee Fi aan. ae urnit von Delmas h a, . A 4 - . ~ sa Ae cc iy 4s rlOU i} »’*. ~ a} cah — “ ~ - ‘ or - ‘ ] —S nan a ~ ~ . 37 ‘ '> s.. —_ a , : ; > ¢ gvt matis . as. ; . CO . Beau ther... ne inut: bars V LW. hone will s V FUR mm ee. ee — a phew ; Swe o ite Gr “ "hen | ] igs. “3 XM ~ bolt j is. (4 reanor Ox12 Oriental | ible tree olt 2 raw ; wll Bort um eylind ents E . ten "6 north Cal? recor g72 nA iu 3 E bargain. } fo elli- I . Sund ot ns —— m “ oc tte ge te emm Granda icker | r\y sty’ me ennsy c) mat > and | ‘ c a M5 are Co., ver e I er FU ia w Cc eg . run; a ore ie: 3 e, o1i8k OO Gre “tyre rgair INP r ap | FSTICRE ay. 1f separ omarion |; GA =. £ tchen at eled | r VIN sS11 * ITZ aM. ‘ Skt 1. t Vet LSU7 WitCK : 0.. Z ery there Cy :, wee) ea Sust bes | Olive. nd: e. orir > si " {) P- ; fice chee? 12 me te avin eae A» RA \, _ and ~ oe) y \(3-Re Tex — ; ann: Rl 1 4! ne ab er — an eR i , Z50 che o ood kins iTU ‘ La y te. 2 a? 7 K ng free. i —"s —— 9) FINE ergy ery Aers Fe: pine {c) | A, — SPORT = ABL ic} : ax ou} er —_ To . E. w ‘Cail ae Dn ng . ‘ ’ - et oa ef - ‘ ume osier L} So ' use a aS ve stuffed 62) st ARY= 4 , note : hi ” gs = WA : , | ET a ’ a ~ fe | FL a St — w ene Large or eae at be need ; | ST ewes moving: inelud 7 ety ie; BRAS "594° Bo- |! CENTH EXx¢ ee eat ASH ES Sa can rent complet oa son, Ss Sut wp com at sacrifice. | SE gigptaem er th. Be muti? pais hoy =, ehtm ~ will well | § ay = Pershing. . Hum- CERT UnS Co Viewor lets, . ; ~~ Med ; ing . . »O- , . > . ” —— — (sr and y ‘ . r} fice . et ? roast ; - 382 Tr - ‘ Lar eile ve j a. see se > 24. try re , be : ns Se oe ae a = fee aso ea eet wh Bi. ALL of onographs 007 Olive NT ponte TERME al ay Call | sams aT | | FURNES (place. bric-a-bi —— BR .. RANGE Humb ‘End. Ha sl and orcas “te SUI 138A Chere er lage oy lan's, 1437 nes We"eton, | sone ON lat A st. Louis. J how tovedet b'L!. K. 5307 nts y bree $105 ee “ior tope of 110 tae Repa —— Ast RE ND het =] eS And es Sur saat ut? DOES Ss. @ must t n i-3 Be A et | ts her am. 7" Let Waite rmolt 1 Fie , + VING-Re Liv I > = oS gage “sy TOV: - ne a8 7 ri ‘7 Wrar furni TON | 44°% —~ He rr Simmons jelick Ase Wa } peed ound ~+ : | Lo NB air yj, Set —I IARKE ‘OR | =" -—— ge nday.__1022_Cora | family a aan ae Stove. rome niture: leat — 3 —_Beauiif = aC Mohair: Like | ir. | —Butt S138 N13 furnitage | = ike. n¢ a ul. 3-pleas Zs ore boon hn re ; a Grand | anh p~ A enews so. * oe Fas tab “ Fine “ ET a . = DSs—! ator. : PP? (oH J FURN old at — at OF Te GAS Rs — lea vin pr . e'alr wa LIVIN! iful ve . TA’ SOT les = STOVI Meo fet, ~? . tr er) - a?) | e 4 rr “ a “ Ff eV a SS j , new Ay. ay ij j go0d Wii aa al) ~ . ige i t Tr a Kk . ‘oe pr nde . F, a $305: Talk os ‘Olive. re paired «4c@8) wit) band Vv i OF bn hogat - Loon | DININ pat ies eat etY¥ all Forest Rg lg nn F ac — Sas _ 5 mn in) F - ‘arse cuett he ath . and 7 ‘ 1 ae new rr.’ “+ or (+ T mor? ni fa 4 iin ry } lv et é or of 441 or Skt 200. Pa 2 raed or Mc easy -Eavit: 2. 3: Aen a9 ‘ Rw - GE— Nea. eale a rane ee ° ‘em Fe Mon E——OVv ling ~ i = ent eal _ ndi tion BARGA ils ~4 KY : Clare break o. or N HE me. . inde a, — t “@ geo r12,¥ | 222 on nes p—V an ’ iD ec i pew. 5528 DIN Ath’ —9- 05 _Mer er fu cous FL onday corms: ¢ we yr sonable : Seas wins? oe Nea! to " +, oy? : “a5 , — ee oe . ee ae «DD J ite ‘ 41 ‘ iT ___. val Wwe j Uu ey rr f 2 i. — j a We ty la’ il 5 = be }s (Facape! ive 7 ., a wit! ictreavles bet c hand — .* , ’ — pare $) eos R ay e > iece; a d. ture, TRNIT Ria 44! 1 after 4 —— ; aa G a " ott — re ia new : ~ ‘Ee day LIVI: Le ms an 37 . ; war '] ko ‘ ~ _- fi ne , L— : . Pts 4 — 502 range 4 aT a than 9 Te groom — chair t _ pric fits Lt 5 yon, ) Lue : br ic. 2 = roan Reco a Be oe eng ea anne ae .wis OR, ae ferson i7 urabo) Lime iden oak. $6 Sioor 1 ntl et D. m. s furni- - RAN: ‘versi raae * = EON Liv ee. ras ST T Graven eau. | STO" Sur gure Pe és 23A Gar + Ror we p ed furnit bany aay ve eecrintion for } + 652) | mT ert eta’ Stee Regs PSfaw vier Smee ees INET — Hare | £2p290, ese a | PURNITCR: naire, oe teat | shel hse frag * rote “char: | cg arog ge cage saiean | TONE Ore. wortiment gf sea and, ‘Tuoi peerenst nal TAA | 3 5, POU NS ee sasha «cbO : R ! er —_ ‘ = ne | ete m4 wd 334 a, ] 4° 4 Ri ~ : | ona Pl (c} it “RE—Com}] ” ka ¢ t rac voir « So ndition: on! I ~~ —_— ng L 34 foot te { SUT Bb! aaa _ 354 tag ' : : © , the > , = pe ‘ Ve te oM: , he oy * at - itur . ar Cc Mire Nha, ve = ‘ ) Fis até Raov — h coe a! any iin tabi at Ww} DI m4 ROOM, . SUITE OTA S. Set: | ate roo! —Complete saute secoue GAS RA K h End 4 $1: 7. Wa Cabes RC = Te —5056 pis sre STU 6 Ttawka, — and up. | ove ren, and +: term om : » 3 = ~- On, 4426 Page. of Oe : an CTROLA ect 3 Pte; china ; hoes nd | — ae v ‘E—O ved | PURNITU —- ‘. ieee | oer AN belt ly $15. pi pd ae OOM Pe Waiatihen. OVES Ka ee eee | BE sure = ods ues itt i . Ketner. : BE net Wu a chin : . = con ; __ ooncdit OOM ictor ak" WIT — siock. need ror ra!) (; ES or “ put a: rang? LIVIN BOT ed ate heat ’ Se LW ee 4 5 «) you . Tag e ante age eath ner is Pinan gic fy oe 2 « “s ty a 7 ‘9 tea ates Ss Fey . oe Wa ed | A Del & M ere. fc) “yr ae ata ~ JOA INING in; _tee oo wR, nat ; Ivor) time Ne 4257 wv oO emt y! r w , 286] mmi- | vo) OOM — 637 Pommmed a 2452A Lov and bed mon Fe te Mee 2 ner | RE 565. © opts » ; 1 rite , > , af ie. - pa ~ W out- _ Grav nm. adi: @uick 3 Or - _M S 0 pie . aT ZA I , 4 is ey: d ar , Oo 20 r | y n ay ae ite furnit vi i! “10 . a ez _Ttonty ‘(OOM ae. Piss PU eee yrme and Eva 4 Oim & S wi cK Mea’ Tae LIVING or nd E T 3 _Aia' ¢. ait aTOVE — aAuis ee on > } cre id p ir a | ] 4 0 o Cen. a F " — » e* . ri —- L'J rN nty M SLI _ ? oak - PN nts. used - ne YA» ‘ av. uth ° mak . eal abc ne av! . Re ay. »—e D rY ro av Ps lo oar , ~ " - lia . ae ‘¢c) $s) iret ~ aerre rices ‘pia ae es ‘ of will L S 43 rath &. @ £01" “at me und ING-Ré iTE- a&e buf ITUh A. & also ato (c2) . RANGE Hum Enc oso. [and «6 Ba 6! x) M _ 212) lece, Y ym ® legeler ——~ Ome | 1.50 \. 3] ua Six ye e at =. | ft fle bu . E 361. ee —— $012 0) ag onier | - 00 « ; SEE fi 3 Has nd | an F i es — aa | M! ver 0) ee x " nd | ate yy LJ, (s . tab hina ee . bare . ss ' M 1h Ke of M Q-piec | be 0 fet } nen. Tit Sin : , ato. oil ide ae GE fi bo lt ont iw at & . wy and f gn ty 1 ‘on > afaye overstt as! ion rz x AY “i fron : al id " ce; ‘¢ rer et le cb f Cal ook “a () our , IN _..- ) a part yy eke teu ult Sis D! a fies i SET e. 4 c) lant Fo ireme niy eer. oe, en }t ven ilue 223. Co lar LIvio pour re y usec rE—! te. uffed rod 1 THe rang enamel | ~w ties mdr oro aer . iffor 1 ~- OL, DB fur G x bictr he — } pr : | NIN n 7] 112 Fi on bh! — x tab! mi} Che , heat erith 1! eT , - is IVIN’ wcke- ad ti letter rece : as Yer in « a — tim oor bee s $2 $1 ’ ler ve / _— EK mtu I Or j ters lar ihe 9g a ricer. | ‘32 i> Re = J mar O pie ° De RNIgURE—2 10 deta! > « ————— — outeau. r: cand p enamel, 5a ZA6)] pee - Kec é.. o14l oleae buy c) VAC! e., ntach xoe! ler J igh « 'e> | e. Ke aetea butt ho ite Ss. ee ‘; ' reer T? : " ga Co | . m ia a ' [ ce vf »>M e = _ 54 eces. | ~ab i RE ey ers. hairs. a adil | — “me a) Pe ’ . ne: Quic rome ; ; 45° hcy ec} rv — 41 a fa D a & ett — M — - yt) 1 ' pred me. ci £\ ue at a fe te . 7, | hye ' Ande uge | eraniemn nen, to | ieee. Roe oo * ena sre | ee Rea Ptbes 3 $619 Wash- rea. Mi Meal: | "ee 2 ia nem, 23. | RCUL 4 -¥ a Stathinek: | OU a «19d § 2. dining'room | sEWi SEWIN ii tia BO - Aite! : Ce “i nia py.ece t : SHAT . one tte. serene yl afi eM OTIC > As 7 K-15) on, lo FUR et. MI _ Market bic eo +} sane 4 a x etio oor Wi f ~ Le et) D f r { ~ sme —— ; NIT ’ ——— ap heat 1a V aa, RO FA RN — a { i } _ or _—- 3 } ry — . vy endian - Nj e — »? 4 ’ 7 . all ‘ . . ° o- - -* ' o « ry Vir . ay . a re a § , * - (oe : ‘ — ; _ » ane Kk} — aIXe. He a oor arth for pei ro S35" Kossuth | Gas As R RANG a a urnitu lg ITE— ve gvtew Vacs a : a pe Ww th barge : fie aR 258 A r DE Lt — eventer SEW to. MAK His MACHIN an ' 7 ih! - eT? r h. “ 181 ia un Sen u Ooms, Ore — - 1 ne ee wld j : re ¢ ‘o int Rr . and ina at ‘ - ‘ * ' — iia sf iy emeuti¢t = Mi $25 4 X ies” " Nt) = Ea— E " ic) DINING oa. o ae al oo ITE . 0 i FU RNITU day | . sed jes kitch Ssuth. ONION FAS ES i po NG — 4009 hed. an¢ ne Y y ) ae ; 1} ANEI } f at's - ae at ng-TO — rr" 7 no) E } like ~ MAC 6040 wu Reve a ut. ROO oe plee - tical! RE— = as th py bed Cc __SEVE “Ss £E ASY TE — 4-1 OM §! Chou $1” w, floo ‘ UM rh a dinin tire Sr pad H WN BEW! - = HIN Pane “a, & 3537 { erry | ye Sh 6: ti es si A new; Yon 03 oan or peceeow: GAS - rary HY "X CH 4 “RMS x ai” atry tie ‘ s 1TH P| toa 1 - , lde , _ ' 7 be — k ' ‘ ’ ‘ene re ' outs tet al A y- I ‘ : re NG reu) . _=m 7 7 Gi vITE—9- Rad — only ontents .* 1 . year. om Tr) ANI AN(« : , LIVING . rug : UITE—Tan " =o) | VAC?! ~ act =! i RR , ‘ aati = inet ; al ' , mos Jaca‘ OMPT FP Ae MAC feral nger av r . no yer- of ith. r: | Go ft furn \ bi— - ‘iy Ml sf eT - (3-ROK __ 3! "4 nabie eat 3) } - Mf ao 4227 ps I AF wit o _ & luda t wor ‘’ S 2w Hi: - iece. solid | FURNITU ealers ee piso, roe ——_—— Or A = er Blue Q) ARKET STS. ities OOM atl Se ther — | ne — EANEI =z mr ‘cau | a ae B oars . et Redro be 2 TS O SE a price ye. uee ing Cab- 35a 8." daven ROOM seas cE: ware — $35. . 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o om gel OY ss 900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today: POST. TOTS —— ANIMALS ANIMALS ) Pigeons & Pet Birds For Sale ANIMA LS ___Dogs and Cats For Sale __| _ Dogs and Cats For Sale sag eg egg Be oy {— ~~ - U Ls O Mi oo B i L E= Pay! = © —_ —_——[V_—$—$$ ’ Coupes PORDS Wtd.— ash coupes, — ae 1924 (HRY Wanted S ile, I ee ~ > calbens e __tourings. sedans. trucks. 2735 Olive (cS) i a! Jat? © an run le Kennels, Olive St. ; , ge! "Noth —_— : ; , -~~Tudor sedan 1924 tae — driven 1 year. ‘| lust out ef wee | triges D> — Yo wae —_ ct? a . ,°a.ere Cabany Ss63J —- - - der ~* men’ . = ‘OS) wil] TON TERRIERS We ——A:. r : , ~~ a s inish = pa | at STO: bh oer, 2338 Clive st. c89 ‘cae ? ae, a = Miscellaneous Dip ARE John =iele a 1 ari SRDS Witd.—Ceoupes. sedans roedsters, ‘cal parts ~~? a sed. iz {and ——_—. mW Ww td ® adh 3 a a R oR , . pte " 7 we , . “g ‘ ’ a ; Ae OV —4s000 | Jersey r. 2% ga_cos ’ - aa . % , ‘ ffe fr > sae: : ‘? inne: Ramor-: 1430 31174 Cass acd uered ~* Tei 5 ; t HEV 4 A ‘ . 3 ies om | .2aily: $30. 6062 Hanceck. nGertu ng has 7 rat IRD Wtd.—Coupe; 1925 model: must Be >**4! ne a oF . = and beifer: , ‘ of hunere of satis=: reasonabie. Grend °1S3J ( naan > Sas ONLY @ - 2 . ’ " >A . — . . 7. bs Orl - 248, wr ; d Th , = + . , —_— Pe ive a X2oe c om ; ites ap? _ * — ars sec uNTD _ « : : t oe —-— -- & } = el : : : P : ; a tA YD 4 a bo bought ; = aaa . 2 f : —_——— . - . - : ‘ : fy . cal! —— : . : : : } . oo n° ; - gi: , — 2 igh . ? —~— ——s { _—- eo =a Qa . x) bome ‘ t ladda . -_ ' sais P om . - ’ : ‘ ? rc. : : : M " s 4 . . __ . . : . . . ‘ . - i" ’ tal ’ - = . NEA } . ome of th “hol sro? rv : > = a ponies _— , : ‘ Hi 1 . s, m Fae ~ * cae he geen * yeh } : uUpes. secans. I —— ; sing e or pairs rea- : rf ‘\ x g.** : ; . , - an ._ 4 sow. ; as [ SED ‘ AR DE PT 2335 Olive ‘99 ee Oe sie eae me (e ~EhO Ke". 2 Thre Open Al este ss me — paid if 53° i-3 Rea! dargains , a. af. - - - : ° ° r > . _ 92335 = oe ee Ae QR al 92 ; : lransportation, 3426 Par vi18G } wdads ae A ' - ° 3 ae —— . — = Pru pag ; = a > POULTRY, BIR DS) v ct ‘e ISR. 25. : "eo! Ci ° “ i y. refinance or loan money oo! 3309 I OF eotner $1! Auto Auctions Ce.. pn ne : un ~ASE for autos: Dring car. get Poultry Sh Rock Kline $324 Rosa ar AMERICAN AUTO PARTS, 31 2 ET STO} Kw SFO VW | ROS ° R bo ro 3AM g ES fred ter sear ina, dee we —rTOS WANTED BADLY at 5 ee . ae lee pens ate owns © ~eegae eth abe Clty fea oda. Teeth oe See -F + oom ins Kale “Cie 2 Q” For wrecking purposes ) > ANIERICAN AUTC E ‘RTS, 318 > 3 NOTICE ee _Anconas For Sale TS—E arty vy, om _ ri aes val rie ty Hamburgs For Sale a. as ; : Need Any Money? ae orbemonirE aes Se s es 90 A teow, os, : i “ 18 -E. ee Bs ~— ®. > ' . Don't give your car awar: we wii) buy 5} am 4 — - . ff or lend rou $75 *o s10ve om your car in 5 rH nutes: - ne For oe pemedies | nn. © | savanced your own ter: cars) 3218 Loct igs Oring rour > — og oe Dae ee ge .___ JEF} ERSO N 3391. ee ‘-~ exch: es: com > Raoce = 1038 YAELE ‘ei ~y tye" Want Car in | Trade , Ls net a neh. For y Sate Cabriolets For Sale F OR $ $9 25 COACH ; 3. 3940 Nor ’ e ‘ 7 oe | 3 FancY POCLTRY—3 —— Nash Carriole logue free. He: lumer. Berger. Mo. mgt best of condition and fully equipped. lial 39) t overlook this one. : LAYING HENS—J36; 2 roosters: far $35 TIL DON- a DSER MOTOR CO. q4ena N S220 Lom Ta’ arson t254 : : : ; . CLTRY Wid ode Island reds and 9921-27 Locu: 2 (OR) Se 5 ; em) faecu.c fe6 t “ye , ~! Ds wd 3 2 ont. De > OTA Adelaide Coaches . . iti : Tt ' bT! . Tr 3 male all — condition; ters: sS rela: Wee MIN Depa bare : ne Pigeons & Pet » Sirds For Sale BUICK —Geach. 1933: caved 11 athe eld #3 23 40: North Mar | Olive. eutrodv na fj a! ~ ome — i teeh 23 ee! oh. eXy ' ‘¢ OSI. raers—4s s 4 a ~-—— + eee oe Darckeets. ¢ 5 > ’ ' a! Pou itry oe For Sale cheap: terms: trade. 1805 emeett fe — s- LSE: : Dwr >5>— Business a p -157R aig el =) nti u wove 9.rcs. 39.9) nair 233 oan - TO Sat 7? "ICK 9°28 coach ~ — i925. i new; Seen used s it t swalic » 72 0 North M riser, > 34) ta) Se miy 3 ths. Terms te sutt. 2655 | coach: refinished eR 2- = ~~ gele [Ties oWn fuaractee 75 m. Onen § eet tert. M aska Coupes for Sale | ee =. and nn ay IDGE E BUSI J. 2315 Locust. « ae (TR f ' v4 Master a4 ure hn - ~— iS —_ C : | ‘PINER “3 gr a —— Da a 4 : . - "24 mode's Gs CUAL “x— ibe, tpaeare 34s ose’ Dodge Businem Gama used as . demonstrator. > te m, #-paseenge aie GT8e « $325. US wos; NN. G me all day: can arrange terms. _ : or 19722 | ie a SA UDA. 4 ’ a en . . : : : eet I — rr. — -_ * : : m 2 = = ; ' ys ~~ —_ . ~.. : : _ . or PE NEW -o7 (y¥ 3 ' -4.5.* — ———— 7G benin- : | a1 Da FE: 5.28: oo —+ as wet - x : , Y t ‘ae ~~ -_— ein BL IC kK ( ‘OU PE. 192° me " . hatin ‘ " ‘ ° iT ; ; i= ; é- — . : — dan- — ~ . _ — > —_ | ike new: bargain terns. 352 1 ' , ine . : . ° . “y p- , rs $75 iewn ; ve . Owen- Baskett. 3318 W asa’ Be" YOU MUST COME TO WEBER'S Ce 2 as rene tame cow — ; : . . ocx es me & I , ihe YY. pee wg ew spare. every desi ! fs: r - . We have sever a! POULTRY REMEDY tive terms: o veniz Carthy Grewal in tno fe. terms. ee, at the iow down Da te your chickens ¢r ss : 19294 BUICK COUPE B DS : 4paseencer C I Drakes: ful dDrand-new 2 a: Bargain price today ‘ mel: atrac’ - - oun : . -_ . -” Moter * $1350 ~& 31683 pone ASA DODGE COUPE — tom Ke, *- Se * od reliabie. Can't a 4 - “a Onen iad fine «ex' a ef Ter’ Runs like atop and ; ve Sea 1 THORIZED FORD DEA! Termg or trade. Real baz ferec “a 41a NN Kinger ch way ~ we * CO EPO LONE. Das. AMA PR” tas Seabee rE IE LA Bt a MB ce OE ORY st. oe “4 apse ye ees . | Nightly u a are 1—Brand-ne ~—Eseex co : - " -. oad, i> every war. $195 of? wr ms Sa 5 UNTVERS 4 L Tbe: ee ee ee ead ~~ “ ate 10924: driven ~42-Ti 4 . 2 . aL. ssotlMm ‘S-.c- w | tC i> 3 I brit Ltt ot : } . me | , : siesta SSS — -S 1924—Dodge speci heap. ne — line he: @ lot of extras: guaranteed - - " = a nein . - " ) ae | 4 . . . _— . - me - . - : : | TRODY NE ~PER-HETERODYNE ge Bg ape . mit ae ir. as = ph, ow "e . : yr «Saris : eae nee . s } tote OTOR CO wl? Model recriver lectin th | —————— - ——S —— --- : tach rl to “ _ BEES $ AND SEE ph o_ ety 3 a2. ' $fice. | B-JOBNSON — on - ; > - » Natura P-dge at SEES—Qiueens, honey. su | and UNIVERSAL. 3 ocust. Open Sum 10 FORD COUPES ee : Bore brat new: bontenn 4 eg t SR OF es . = a — PT Eee L 418-1 as tral 4: 99; PESsExX—105 yg ge Prom 1920 to 1924 models. Goo@) = ner ' ' eee oy , 4 = y {HELEN y eo 7 . al LOCUST. JEFFERSO™ mre . - . " . - - ~ ~ -— — — Md , ; ; P ‘ ‘ ‘ . a a> eo 2 ™ . 7 = . ~ = " -~s — - . at a prices satisti action BOSTON RULL PtP! > —— : ANA ' ac ‘ ,RrTy -ser -” — pay een 1035 Sneee . - ¢ cotines af : oo eae 7 : . —_— ———-- ——— - - . s } ' ai ; “ty . . i N. Grand. a 4 774 Che “heap: cloem 3 ag (2a “field 2 P20 * /. oe mea ma 4 oat : ' “a . rhite “aNAR . - - —- acct eave %29°° de ->" ‘ Bt RETA, He re a a — a Ferd conpe, EXPERT | ine! ala! — and ‘epairin 2 . ; iar’ woe ' ; : : , “er > fan , eee = 7 ——= — a oral ~ aa - A “as a ; a 4 te ; + IT 1. UY [oe rr ww ~{ “—c\T” mal henrhers. rete. - a aS! | 1H, Cortral | 2h | = | | c yy, ESSeX—Coaches 1020, 1924; guaran BUICK 4-CYL. COUPE - f | bargain ~—, ) s: 0 trad 73.} : S Grand |*V5 v4 couDe; Vow . -e one el) ‘ = . rage v , >a . as "r . . : " 2 Oe ; 7 eriact from: Over and. new! cea af ; , ) nara i . POLI ae 7 | — | vr , ey — : $475. OW he cheapest and RO—Cou : : | nj guaranteed 30 days: prices & toting al ree .. » . aon ete ws ‘ed ~alth, thing b Le t wweies 3 net tg | ... : 0 wy A ! : + $"5: terme. os ° te select Ar i... = * ' ’ ' ~ ; | . . . ~~—?' ° . : ‘ _ . . . “any termes 5 others 4 s rS— Sale a™0Ous ety! = | > ° . ea 7. . ) * “ae ; nel 2 39 . appearance . } wy; Griven ’ dies: year ¢ . real ba a4 & Tetfaraca D Mf DODG “ears x } practival.y new, barga! New ‘and ‘u = new ; hon ’ . oo os on pera ' - ; r+) . : ~ De ‘ ry c y wars , EIN pegeon 3700 , - ESSE COA CH 1924 Buick Coupe j=!== se ussamam te IRF. CHEA The greatest 4-whee! brake. 4-passernger Yr | —.8 ee pargain over offered. This beautiful coupe | SonD—oay “sated at 10 FORD COUPES 7m Allele te oa mented am eae cg : ‘ — =" OR OF ERNE AN OR © haw do mo - cemtne "3°" ._. —s ver . : | T ipe: 1923 N_ Grand isicnch Pe ee . ys yin fo! * “3802 Senn THREE E FORD 2 ‘OUPES . Sucns: Tea. = . ee . 919. “4 Bargains 195 h Ms wr = gestae “ished. new t ~hantca.l : es Ga FORD C ‘OUPE, 1925, $31 48 a ee For ee cash. $25 per m a lng ewe , m1-Baskett. 1 w nzton. eh = By worth 2 m. uick sales © ~~ — — i ‘ ‘ . > rt ~ . A “Ts ; ‘ . EF a . : ‘ ey ‘ : , ae 4 MON a ROW 3137 Lac 7 JRD COU PEL 1924, $1 LOO —- a = ae mid ' friven 4 months; new tn every ee eee an 2 «~ Wane 4 Tedia\or — ~~ [lA @ as | be | impers and uilpment So Qe NT IS: ee a FORD COUPE EN 3508 Locesr, “HH! ton 73 “inning FORD—Coupe, 1080, nn _ = : “n in Jaf®arson 3779 . : a Ry eer! money, } . . in * INCRE. oa ga.0 ‘or 32 >5 epairing and Palnt! eu cm HBV PF Tf " cee deeds aan FOR D_Coune = | z - x. 9 , = =. mort nt -. aaa - ‘ “— At HT cash } : T . = om 4 ; totaly 1720 5. 18th ot. Vinee tea = ane na eons Essex, in won- | CHEVROLET ‘Coupe, 192 ~spainted. PORD—Coune. 1996: 7s SPEC [AL L PRIC FE; _- ee ee ee a ee © ed oe i aa ity 4 "oe ® . “ ’ . ™ e 7 ¢ . >. Fi 4 : 'e ne Ww - . ~ ton. i - 4 . = Den evrehiee* | x ce. a ‘ 19°77 . : - m so, _ ne a = a __2-~ “a 10 Ttaska.— = “an _~ = D REPAIRING SVROLET—1986 aan ——- | FORD —Toune. reat Seam FORD Re AO! PAB aa at mn ae ee — am «et ate Ete 7 -- ~~ P , RANKLI KLIN—- passenger coach excel ent. = itor away We = $600 yrossemann. 1450 PS ne. R 19°76 5 on ths » . na , : a ; We Make a specialty 6 . 3 = he rm: - - - ~ whee ~ aes oe — ov : “pe —_— met pe ’ FE - . . - —— — » ° ~~. ‘ ¢ e »> ‘ ‘ Hadkes of rnciators 5n sho rt .. ar — | o ——~ - r bot . mn TS pad: He L— : : TD, Thon ‘ ' : v teen . r ie r Pp PLASTERING Wid —we iz la ~- c. hor > 4 ‘aran- i ETT &@ MAUTZ il r Br ough am, 1924 937 . — netrurm ent in s for Clasterin tte hg ge ge gg RE ———— — — pe ' ‘ A9. st.; } case : : Bdth Olive 99) ; in 352 ' OLET Compe 1923 perfec: / : hanang I an 6 S“ Luin , : 7 . . ‘ ws. . o d ; . “y d 7 ; : * — “ : “y . \ . : - oe “toon ie ~d 4 _ a 6294 Marta s es | | Lildren. : ee aa 944) ; 3 — 4 ' ie: on nisnes $7245; terms 2 . eens = -acd noney vt. sathens ga nae wes rs a Seen ce i das FROM Cai a9 registered 0010) yt beat cud, cl est iin " _— eet: g.ish ? mpart i) 4 ac or wil trace oe a see ; ———.- | : > smal | ‘LE 92:3 attlt: — =~ : “as to 9295 for ' . ae . cash payment ané@ terns | 9807 Bellevue. # -_= ts. $45. * ORTHWEIN 3026 Locuwr | -2607_Deleves. _Hlaes 2288. __‘e)} mage pee UL ear eieoaete te — Yaige ison coach , . / : — 4 i i _ ; : ; : - " "al : ‘ ‘ ‘ : i ; : . a ‘at : » " ' . - at senrano saxo of hh Se a aoe . oe — — ; , em - i “ee ~ HE DSON CO _ gm hn a , 7 r Call . “ate Free W inter Motoring M ~ ——- “ ~~ ‘! : nninez ov . , 7, nan er ; i k = . SF } { AC HES . : wed aog . y - — ° TYPEWRITER . rchang git they ,guarant wl nig Bonne aa ey : : em ligation to bu : Wa =. 9 Seibert 2 . lock whe hor _ : - =F [N a FRANKLIN CODPE Ranger Ddicreie. almost for gro O . i. 2 3 , Frege lth cg Osa : n «1 Tindall ' en arrains: $495 es 3521 Page. ont fle: S ihe and PORT ate mo ROT « CHANCE TO FREEZE pew rtter 87h7T Morea: ’ cand a na ' eo F = : ee ae CANAR . —— ~~ ——— tan ie vv) HUDSON ¢ Cc 0. Va —_ ; oo ; , ; —_ atk ; This a . sane ACTEM CLEANER Wd = ‘or exchange , enpervead domestic stud Jo ai aa: Mien ee a aoe . ' : 7 ' non sib: 7 ieee,” alc gg recains. Jil! vied , AC H “hI Dt ETS oe BP “OuDe ¢rive, pie —A * ~ofrizemior almost new: want vacua le. slam Kennels. TO Berry ri.. Web Te .. ai” Gam aa wer: i ' than | 3 _ : : Ive) ire raul c shock ab- : : . BAnnw : : ; ' , ; ; S Wed : 2 - alle : ive ’ ‘ Tie ? hax the washing | vTlacnh "ee rc wtll geil er : dDiecKk north Big : . saeienel : A _ . ' sig } } > : - a « ; satin 1 _ 7 a : 9 MP hata . . J : ; - ' a ; ‘ . — won ee ; rs " a . i}. Poset-Disnatch | WOR ie eee _ ~ 2 rr : ~- ¥ Adi ria. 4 yi n ciat 7 rvics Liman . fully equipped ai OM ae es ay oe a | C oa Dx tr — years old, $30. Ti ' A. ne : IS merce. ~33) O YY . | Gear acl ~~ hese | e] + x 3 . i. a as oe ; r ? Lt WW . _ ~ ~ . . : - : hI . , > ~* ° a Z , = 7 , 7 5 a A -. 4 ‘ral ~ se readster tor inieitetiia = . rs extra ne os tad m. ' ; WORT Rs rs : a - ’ . ; In ike . sew ear ine motorercia. S411 tiele uM» ae O44 | ’ >arr —— a -HEVROLE , 1924. 4-naseen «re oa ae a 120 . ~~ al ** " : -- . - % e — ~ . ’ . ‘Ff +, = ; - : . a rard Klink Moto r T_aear 3 ‘ ’ atntu - » _ 5 a. Oon 7 ; — & * « ~ =. is : ’ ’ > = om . i> : ; r °« . i / : Devaar ment > >= , ‘ - —BRA su hhe 7 7 mret. on > ra! rt * v . ; le or’ ce. orang, ' . -— : ~ TORE. 3301 £ ON. EVE 7) nem t. Shop — A, Jiy Kind . Legon AND N EW abbers. bumper. new ca ete oa GAMES ! x SS = PET ~ : 39) , yraad. Gi ” steD Diates. specail % AUTO MOBILE co Si000. w , wy eaqutpment end coryright ; on . ; . - - . , — , 88 ur . —_ REDVUCIN . —_— Se ie ere. dr 'yle: ' enog condition end a real hargatl: 7 Lecust . sae i —. — gee Ines st halter. veterinarian ‘thologtst. . {OBILES ir Wwrac or: oe. $52 25 terms ‘o respensibie party : Lest purses and 4 : ST NDATS AND Ey ‘ErvLyYGs ae | aod unting and » hunt $50 , a~xec ud. line . Daye eg ; a ra 9048 — ince, S063. ae 3! company official: duce finish. our 10. stored almost daily (e@=) ‘ mi | Lapin ' - ». mum ) up yg nl . ~ ol irauiic brakes: 5 5 ™ - | DOO : Dbit, on hounds. i30220 EE = Degrer, Colo. ~- —_— :, cee = — ie . Ww ——_ r ’ ire ag "HE Vv ROL ET COUT , DIsPraTcn Wants. SOaATS AND LAUNCHES og. Pine Lawn wit every Soy ants = tet a cf my Modern toh - 1403 | See va ; A ee ame ae Oe ike new. repainted: pour open car first are henest” and retere saesesn: $Rso Vinee ey | eae tain) ug one SRS alia, Thuis | Se mero nrwnere.,orer | AUT), Wid “Small. Tate modal —caaB: Saluace in 12‘ teeneaconn. Pa sr1o FLINT, CHEVROLET Co. find if the lone = advert ardner Business a a “~- Per uae ey ey re 9 cil awe ow ee Me cate a : . P 2 ry Tet DOUS—One — female pofnier males ta « ' J _— —— ah MOT "aR CO ———e __{¢)} Garfield 6600, 7 ABD BOAT _ SUPPLIES—Wabb | very fine Engileh sete het diov - ~~ = 7 | me | tally guerantesé: of ee 7 Distributern DON’T PASS THIS TP i Co °.. a06 N. Broadway. Prone acti crs. > month very : . °27) ° . : ) I Z mY - a, upe fas. (cOO) Winkelman vi. Colfax 1455 ee Te a | sta tcnery 1011 ~~ Gartie . oF wouring: IRD a: Si cos orouan Chevrolet coupe. st, roa wont go wrong on ‘h ow . oa nn 5 u = y painted: al “spect. _-— a . Tow GARDILR ~~ S na 7? fo @r fT + ; S or ty oe . ore e. en ° 2 f » : . . GRAUPNER 3418 Locust. Gan _' MasCARTHY-PARDUE Cabahy 0668. as —

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1928 we 900 AUTOMOBI LES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. | post-pisrarcn, _ 0 ~~ om — OBI MUTOMO BILE « PASSENGER CARS «+ TRUCKS « ACCESSORIES ———e a fi , ; 5 balls ” 8, mirror, ‘ . AUBURN t—Road ali ay- POR l " . , ae yo ~g BCICK *K ' ¥ ou : or ~“Tnclesure: ON 1 COA Cir | 1924 CHE v ROLE rs erator AC, speedomester;| | Gardner Business Coupe ment. balance monthiy: pen Sunday ind $150, 3435 Winneom We *25) FOLKS, LOOK?! 1924 OAKLAND SEDAN | | e550. Aino Yoe3 8 cylinder: balloons: e ut of worth $: Lr . rere Owner, 9: 59 OW est I ine. __ 1924 1} ike nm n ew nn 4) 14 baston evenings. Owen- Baskett t. BU18 W ashing TODAY za SPECIAI > excellent condition: fully . a ’ ie s This car ie an excer tional yaeed car: in- | ne ow y lacquered; S575. terms. “1805 Ke nod — strY - | coupe; starter, good | GRAY—19: 4 $250; $75, 22 oD rete ty equipped; cash $1/ 0% HUDSON SEDAN, CHEAP eluding equipment, car ¢ ost over $1800; | eel! baches es Fors Coupes For Sale Coupes for Sale ee Roadsters for Sale Roadsters for Sale | Sedane for Sale Sedans For Sale Sedans For Sale | _ Touring Cars for Sale . coupe: ike new ; 50 202 L indell.. é ———— —— ce ba . 5 . . ms I le. Bilger , ’ 14 o = BI ( , - ON 28-Pas N . + SS " a - ‘ue ough to e well "i. 1 OY " Py urn winter | " . econ? os (e) ) own. S7IPA Nit ira |_Bridge emmy vy em y we wt 1geiforsie a a a a a VORD—Tudor “sedan 1924. $325; terms, Now's the time to buy this beautiful ~ A. “fn: F . a pp you, os losure en Oy ve painted “ Ob. ; é HI TT) is w « 7 asse nger coupe; bargain. | veers | ° «a At s ia yY sp 78ver. a trade 4° 2°99 WwW. NY atural Bridge. palace 7 waeeie that you’ ve Wanted: it mtn [ Pp 8 t nae U ¥ ; i. Now. ae ‘ Conn upe; reconditioned; ex- Miller Motor Sales, 3448 Nebraska.(c) |B iheiheen it (eae Gee ee 30 up. | cont $2) and {s in magnificent con4i. ew- oF guarantee TOR CO.. ires. fully en ul ype argain, Y rs: ». Biigere “Motor Co., | Tit pgoN—Cour Al condition; cheap. | 2-tone, balloons, 1805 S Russel 1. (c) sents new car appearance, motor Oa nr ey DRO . Je ite Tog teb7x) Pylon), art is tocratical Individual; all. the eo ae Pl VALI. +4 in Locust otf | eS Locus ae ye 8209 EE | 1 Decke r Motor, "3918 Washington; Lin- | BU 1CkK— 922 roadster. excellent condi- and all mechanical parts posi- ae en £ _tcO'E) |dignity of a mil! onaire’ s car: only $850 | _“C’terson 8542 : BUICK T OU 'R | NG, 1 ™ can not . be told from del] 369 (c tion; SDerantess, $100. yy, Bellev us. tively in good. condition, good secan, if taken today; bar- | with an et included: terms er trade at | OLDSMUBILDI— Sian, rio . ondition ; | a ‘K—Roadster, 1924) Master 6 sport.| © fully refinished, gray duco, pre FORD car on! ieee — ite » ——— i 8 i 212: { b front and __£ain. 4651 Pennsylvania HLEM. 1035 N. Grand. with heater starter. good rubber. $1. aD: Real bur: $15; terms. 3531 Page 7 ‘trade. $300. “ ©6507 Bellevue. Hiland . : Hees +h Ai- jan i2 (& o: . ‘ mor ow ik \ A UP® + 1928: $ vos " du HUPMOBILE—4- paSeene ariagy ot at sown, 2055 _Lafayette. eins (c) that assures you an ——— Fu; s¥.4 Ludvur; gevd condivion, many ke new: l; used carefully good condition, SI° he 6201 Farous. | Mo 24-45, new rubber _and in excellent Bigg) 18) ; ; ‘é ra) oi > ‘ A some bargains, 273: col i4ition; eacrifice: terms (to suit. ~~ BU 1cK— Cry : = aa — value for your money. ‘Ticed at "extras: t argain Ti! 127 Wi alton . . ve Cheapest and | VERI ANTI Sedan 4 “mode e} : new fitior guaranteed Al. SS7O; eaay terms ’ ? ’ Cc oan ‘ sei! a= - Os _ ee — ; nm . 2. ; ’ 4tvhe : bo “@cl i ‘ " ¢ bow ‘: " " nf vening I EF. . - nay : - Lafayette ~-— — - w are “15 ster: want to urs. $700. You cannot attord to FOR D ~Tudor sed: an 1924. , —t Se ‘ ~ months. Open Sun ord tires fine unnit ordet $700 BNGS? Sne Ss ns Tr, » AK DE ? if “ 93 humpers: new tires, HU P MOBU a sctng man ‘s ipe; mrt: 150 down: trade your? ‘ ay . ‘a 1 . ; nes. is j ; in x ) , SIDE MEICK Atl TO wy late model ; Pct ae down. "Williams. 4390 Olive. | _ os — Ca! Ty Linde! "Bs2. GR "PNE R. 3418 Locust. Onen Sunday. luiss seeing it. $250: need mone 2OrE! ain OS O! Loren * RUICK AUTO CO caeh, HWA F satel eS ree and lafayette laciede Oik H Day Sunda; a ‘aad = r. Be : (cS) 30: L acl de. — e 2) |} BU 0 Ke: ~1924 roadster Master 6 cylinder, MORE AUTOMOBILE CO. FOR D—Tudor sedan, 19: $290: terms: 4 Laclede 7600, _ OVERLAND dan; 25. B°5 _ Tn) kL’ raat ft. tei aed can - ’ i I : \e ia ~ lV aan a “Mag 192u: new tires. paint. | = Lacied —= 35 model, . . r wit h every extra equipment but kite hen 2805 Locust Street. ea a od cor: ij tion. 4{ 168 No rthiand . “ fuera! “i: Jad ‘ SRASGA | BU 14 a | Ot ‘Ki NG oe iy | CHEV. Beer ASD nas HOE UME | Me rMORILESCoure, IPE mol, Pay | gti Sura csiregewloma ME RMN | opey gUbANS AND Evmwtnas | pig3t mon thos Norhinnd 15) — EWE TT SEDAN |e | oroughly, recenditane: — : put ~ ~ ic 7) equil ped ' ¢ a ran ale at od a. e. 547 q 1834 * Loc ust. " Rt S05 cow nm. he ‘ , Py , ( rip S ) N na! ‘ tires i*s ‘itorn see : most nex SIN ES Ss Oo d 024 5 _ br new tires. Delmar. C F S.. y 5; 456 (7) | BUICK—Pretulest roadster, 6-cylinder: (c62) lORD—sedan. late tnodel. four-door het to “4 nood cond ar Saloon tires, two "N 7 W IVERLAND E A t oh y $475; | a2» 906 ly iooamen teed. “I ge “SS mondtiien $335. erms. Lewin. | _— genuine K-44; California closed top, new down; bargain, 1915 N, Ou} ft Re acest RE RU CK. 2938 Ol! ates REA latest improvements; b's TH SIDE BUICK & Tal re bargalr : ; ae Pa r] kview gt Ay . Hudson & oupe, 1‘ 25, 5. Two- Pass. cord equipment, eorne real bargain: com- FORD a * &. ca Aes : ( T ‘ t 3 065 Lotus > "hae by a ’ | Payment and belance on eas rr Rat ri SIDE y ) . “5 AP S : s es, sir. That's what Yahlem is_ offering | ror - . vor ; eece. . curtain od e OD lan: 10° ' , 9 ~ar a=» SOUTH SIDE Bt i efferson and Lafayette laclmie 7601 x. , oe B 7 riains, Oo s° ures ‘STUDEBAKER. RO ADSTER > b bomen SOC) 40 -3; nickel radiator, new |! ia sport Jewett sedan for ; Jefferson and Lafayette 1 ede 74OLX vs ar — - ‘ Hn, o OU5 .« : los ffere “for : “ th, ié 4 . . ~ — “Tounes: 1923. 1924 and 19°25; Theee cars seldom 0 7 wate n the Thorou € ditioned, duco paint, | , real bargain, $150. 4965 Lotus or trade. Dont miss it. 36 , ~ Se eee ee 1025 TT | IN in .y rr et ‘ _ $3° take d- I igo.y7 reconai voli " it be I -. od Ses i Ae . PACK + te i - ra ' ) BI If I if hk : ny de on Ca! 8s c “ bod es. Open ) r, th e ol ' = ar K cet: Ju t ¢ it nk only a ew tir ne - » ¢ ¢ r) I « oth r | ' ‘ - , . - cued " . ; A K A }21) 4 if > | Ld gr e —s we Morris, 2810 Olive A great ca s 4-passenger Hup coupe! . , bare oe = a 4 udar va excellent condition, Al condition $i9vu. 29 Olive, Del- In perfect condition: jfuet es good a* os. = ee | Tet 4-cylinder car on market. Beautiful nage oF ae ; one year tO Day: | roadstere fo selec C at terms to suit, | * $75 dowr 4464 Easton mar 034 TP ' ano eusy G Grand WEBER'S USE D CAR EXCHANGE, |--2-—-—— + —- BIG i TR A DE SAI E ar 0:3. | new: only $750 or $250 down and $46.6 —~— 2044 Locust, at Garrison. (e7) | Te an ee ee condition, — fully PREMIER—1921 sedan, first-cass shape. | for Ls mouths Open Bunday end eve ara open. (¢) - ; Linde 3 : ri ; : t re? z , , " ip ied "@] j " ' ¥¢ ) ‘ , o | | ‘ , tw. —- r . ms, Bix ons .. . Chassie al) $ Supe, 1024: b: wy + ful car: Haeeses- (| gondition w th. lots of extras. Economical KUHS-BUICK. 2837 N. Al —— . —-—_—-- juipped 3! ash. 4202 Lindell . . « uings STUTZ BEARCAT—Roadster;, beautiful | - —--— = _-_ ; _ssNGei. This week. Jewett sedan. J{74: finest th 2' “J Rroadway (cy /ulog . s BUICK AU oo \ ee ; notliah =e c : wheel. cord ti res; exceplion- | to operate; only $650 complete; Terms or at NID Cm M ia . ' must hae... ' “lerms. 3116 Cc es. ge __ | trade Y AL EM’S, 1035 N. Grand. par ain ae r ~ eT sIpl TO Prce, terme ti ~~ ; — , condition: $90: 18. | JHEVROLET— Roadster j22 Sve car; | 16-valve , eri JS43A Wee Sedan, 21: good condiuvon: $80. | condition throughout: only driven ema)! 4 ew | . Coach is e new 1 : ILSo: Br? ~T 7 a 5 Od = tition: wana a IH l Bi DD. Cl wT ll S200 SH5 caah Morris, _ 2810 Olive F; 5-val ay —- $499; Ceres. : v S720) lows mileage by careful owner: newly painted, RE QO SI xX is ARG ’ AIN, . $100 3458 S. Grand cle4e 7600 t+ly Ls . _ i , ‘ ver ti >. 4 7 | . . ? . ‘ ’ ry sith hi oat Ke & Jewet -A p Sanday 200, 3003 Locust (c) CHE v ROL eT ‘lassy 1924 roadeter. sac- | FOKD—Fordor sedan late 1924: like new; rood tires; lots of extra oqmomens: epe- | Down for thie beautiful 5 -paseenger. com NJ AS Ih i’ 6 BU I K T OU RIN ‘ os AE 21-2 . pee rw > Coupe. 4-passen ger, extra equipment; €160 down: trade. 4° 210 liaske. ' ; easy terms. Kiefling's, 2315 Olive, heey for th | * will ow big pric@! fortable aedan: thi« car was ued very iit . , : iam: Chrysler Sogpes; 10% 4 ade > we are not going to ry ae v oT ET—TRoadster 1933: like new Sedans For Sa 8 (ch7x) | 70%, your ol trade and terms to/ tle; everybody knows the good, dependa Late mode; original paint, & corg po 3 ngs Sunday. llin now $395: tra ad rins, l- = - 5 : ap ap . f - — ~| suit. Always oper ble «et nu 50: here | Car ita perfect and guaranteed; Town — 2310 —— ; - . rns. : ; ers ao Q0: 3 I ocust. e n. Ww IL SON Mi TOR J ' ae S35 : ter’! 18, trac e. 385 4 os | Br " pad Ww way. aU BU RN—1t ny 4 brougham. 5 paresencer. P . IRD—Sedan, 1 192 >. — 4a): : good condi. WILar N Mic YTOR CAR ™~.. , Re ma ve ~~. a wm, 4 etna! down payment: balance easy terms. id 2m Moon wh i ewett Distributors, 2 CHEVROLE T— Roadster, 1924 sport mod- As GBA ber re mechanical jon, cleap. Apply today, 1023 Wyo- rage § & Jewett Distributors, ike new, one. ear on balance Open Sunday and evenings WASHINGTON U: IVED p Ser: roudeter, coe. tourings, sedans, road: cu! el; disc wheels, etc.; beauty; easy terme. cnn ari = LG BPany 227 a it 2021-27 Locust Bl. (e92) {THs RVIC K, N. Grand, — MOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO x . (ey | N ERSAL.” gsees . = oo “4 pet pice Agi 35 a EW ETT F OU R- p ASS., $240 _Morr'! is. PRIN Olive. BL mn ———e man. a y fttie «¢ , rand *) } (? id e 7 Y Al wae : sil. F. COACH. COLE—i023 ac: ee kta tenet > . | d tor 4 at a ot Bri dge 2331 : % t ) $4; terms Dew iver ne x trade in your open aa come. a aa a 9 BUICK -Tourin?’ or eedan. or lLssex CcCOac b: . ; r y 50, para ww 6 714, Ja- ae. type “S-door cectace Sone ane ' iyi | GIV EN AW AY ott | ; : & Locust Den Sunday. qi" pon sesae cane a mtg - aa 1925 Chev. R dster ‘an sty. Morris, ~S10 O —t s. ie _ aw gacrifice to satisfy family need for larger A Challen | an ecm topring I Cee -" ' ner nnn e421 i S00; one ye to pay; : aivays open. ; ‘_. ‘ . ‘ PUKDS—sea' ans; tag OF ax so oidaer q e e > ’ ' The ear that a mere se re nditien ‘Tator: . “ee T78 4 BUI! K—7+1 passenger seuan; fuily ¢ , on t: ar, hence you save big money on this JEFFER SON ] mode] comple K BU 1 37 N. Grand. + r y ) | 3391, ear —- ee pe : — -d fir Ss) ‘5. _ Tan F x A. ae os: (a) Priced to sell; trade. term 923 m ode $179 Karlin “(el rade ; 1c) | el ct p argain icto IDGE —192 oune Open evenings 8 and Sunday. fe) | en — eS : worth of extras; half of list price. 2 WILSON & MOTOR CAR OO., | Beautiful Moon Coupe 35 N_ Grand. - ‘ eo a QO AC H we t- terme ‘. ; i se. fe just received a coupe | ———— —- yp pone rpamemee” PO - 1 8 12th ic) Page. : Jewett Bistriputers. % Pp Cc Anil AC Ol-¥ like new LS ; only drier Do! GE—192 her upe- aa bas sed only 6 months. | Luxe CUT 5100 | eee eee Sieke’ eabe as ner |PUKD—Sedan; 1922: getarter. demount- 1-27 Locust BI. (96) This is Yahliem's challenging | 57, $390; terms. trade. 716 N. ne fan : nie “aa bumpers | aa 2 i_terms: and is a wonder- | ables, $55: terms, trade. 3554 8. Broad- | --— . bargain. See every high class 1} yenter av. . | DODGE—“RB’ cau, 819 Haupt “Motor. Co., 4127 Olive 1923; General cord tires and in the best Chevrolet roadster, 1924 FO | eID E LON BE wav, i 7 used car you've a mind to. || CADILLAC--V 61 7-passenger euburba» tic 1} i > 7}, } o S040 $240 G. ; 7 lite Al: —"~ dow yp to take a7 Bore TIL’ .-GARDNER A R CO. ay y & 4 om dit i ~ OF u m Je ae ' rakes. like new: only 1076; | "ORD e Bit big? ro || | woe kt gs Re iS ag with — terme or Meee ‘ n paymen it On & . . “ ~~ ‘ff f ‘ : . ‘ 4 Ti * ¢ =” i) anne 14 Chevrolet. 19°24 . + gd gore m+ ent condition; | tms:; $665: $235 . “ sale ¢ n | w , lieving. Has ! | er g te +. i eee: ‘galiien Meseidlanse ni eve. | FORD --Tude — ‘ . on century which has been if wey ~ - r ; yA down. . ane Aut o Sales, set ol ort a | 4 ae at . i353 ; E R E é a vt @}) ek | p L pits i A i Ji cond lition > ; oa : e 4! dae ’ et ort. ‘be ro! ® gos" Pr 4 North Mar. | Olive. Williams | fo0d care and thoroux ly overhauled and NEW “ Al VI OL I ete wen-Raskett 6 or car has ve guaraitee. Beentinen ten SEDAN mates |i | only @ littl over 2000 miles. : $245): $50 meq. $245" nN ra ‘ ©7} ¢ ¢ ff: ee ; ys 2 Dp nt two-tone eport Then remember ~ De GE, pusiness i nr ; d ai \ | Je wert ex erties. : i + . o 4 : s* ZE DD N ARp DEALER ij ' : : o . Fi _ . man’ - we > rumiiir ~ . = i Ps P13) lent: rt} r 7 7. hs : I Ve R ry ister env ae | few vw Pe) Ss" s* ly - Pe (j 14 Bh Kin hi Aw v ic ij ti Nearly perfect cong lition. Can make ' rf $1150, and the : . " ~ I25; like new; been qused 7 eaamty Car 6 & &84rTifice o tires. battery: Private | Your old car as p: payment. Salance | bra 4 new: ympers, spot! | rind- B EAU Ty U L DP A E N E R | ; | = ¢ + ||, 70 easy. Save yourself $300 by buy- | | ||| months and you'll ree that || CADIL GAC Phaeton. VAL. 6-pamenger:; - Terme to suit. #655 re pe RJ. 2307 P ‘enney]\ aijlla he BE ee py 2}. ann 7 thers io maD—Loupes; a wonderful | se lection ; | re and J ut me stributors | nécessity o-passenger car, accepted big ive uy EGU a. ud ing | o balloon tires, LOVE-JOHNSON ‘MOTOR CO. pi we are offering it a «@ en funday 5) Ran 3. uo i Os ae — a Ae? no aad os mee | refinish ’ n lor r Natural Bridge at Union. (c80) ehh | sures you an Unusual value 8s for Sale rebuilt and guaranteed. Men- 21 (e83) | Big saving to you. Guaranteed as repre +insh he lat st ductone colors. J —4 4a) - — i} | xc - Aa ‘ ‘ template buying a new car, 2% es TT ns - r 9° 3 | c it money Open Sunday and a “DODGE BUSINESS GOpppse 2 Leet Open Susdayy an TR, ; DE OPEN CAR | tit Ais “Rai “inoney Yerme to | thle wonderful bargain: eave over $190g: | +o 1025 modeia: "SES0 YonSo75;. terme | an $1R00%ear eacnticed ge one of | | Kae = ; Cwen:Baskett, 9318 Washington jue: S9BS on terme ‘ke new: a5: mings. wy oom } ~ | your car as part paymen one ye 4 lL. Ki himan A jales. 5149-51 ' } Y 8 Locust, Onen Sunda ee Rees 3 AVILSON Mt MOTOR CAR CO4 A. C. easy terms on balance; ‘this is your al f ubime anaes ssn eb 8) Fahlom e leaders. Leeks ent ects Ene CADILLAC 61 TOURING terme. 3528 7 '94 models: newly paint- Jewett 6 cou 1926: leather :-trimmed, | oe it ro ~ can arrange terms MON RCH model at a biz acrifice. whicl : i—1926—p. — roadster: neerly new, eave __lAnde | 2900. lwars open tc) wate choose from ; easy terms. $40 Tn trade for Stearns-Knight sedan: 4-cy- ke, 2 oenger winter top. Doc sg coupes, 02> 5° 1925 : rec on. I passing n for quick sale: bumoers, m¢ 250 ; — NLLAO—V Ae sedan, new duco Raleh HNSON AUTO CO... 3fm7 Olive (c65) —--——— iaeer ~ —— qvernaane Me 4 2ZT4RA Armand pi it 44n0W,. { "| ¢ fi, repainted an guere ateed 0 neter nudpers mpl ; ne a=] 922-—Dod very best new tires. Dig @aving: terms or trace oo pe acme 9 cee | HUD: - x an quie running: .) o extra Tr — odge + pel very easy terms: $1°5 “Oi (eR! ivyour car at art payment. ee bortee 9: | Owens-Baskett. he po Washington. Open FO) ‘ome he ee tion . 1925: thie ‘vend ae P Nearly HUDSON OAs ct. | emg 7S eee ee. voy ot al = “10. ajtion: must sl. ao tr , ’ 3 a ) ct } ar ’ wa a ‘ . r) ' oe ° : mir _ a> if ee ‘ as ‘ ‘ aha ! thu sv aD ; Tr. $225 down. an Sarre new BON AUTO CO.. 2867 Nive. 5) mont! 8 Aly ys pen. i iain 1—1923—s udebaker special roadster; | evenings a a | terms: guaranteed 80 dave. 4000 Wom, This is net a ecach Beaut ieul tin used me ‘a fami A “‘‘“. a. » pas GHEVRO! or Tou: = running a evenings and ion day. | GARDN 1 e MOTOR Go eran SUPE. NEW 1926 MODEL: ILSON MOTOR CAR (©. highly ‘desirable; wonderfully | C HE. a ROLE «r—19: 24 aedan; body = like |_ cheater (ce) De Luxe 4-door Sedan. 90-d es town, $ 50. Cc 4 4 t de Anonad'e adeo * es ré (e7 4210 Itaska ~) | Jet | as ' SACRIFICE $200 rest: * FOR Peige. & Jewett Distributors mine ept: price very low: rms. €i65: temns. 2735 Olive. (c) | Ronpo sea CPL ——— | -- oom ye - »* . ay §& ~d — A on Ger $ og y a r: reasona wwe e7) > OUPE ( O° LAN . So GARAG a R 121-27 Tacust Bl 1—1924—H1 aynes apert roadster: « iacte TROLETo_s dap. 1025. extra good ee” re | 121-27 Locust. 1e63) | CHEV ROLET—Toy ing ses: g00d motor is in vey fine condition jena | B17 Hs low as $2 jown aV- IVT , Jus a rea VU. Cail 6 lo loin 1 DG E- ~192ty , roadster: $65 Cas": Dar- sae en Fe a8 eG ts. use ry eet ~ : - ; lead | MOON SEDA)? w a 192 dan: _ and runber 345 Sulliva — _— -- = (* . lw ¢ ’ . ‘ Th ‘.* »* } ' Y Fr rest - »g { 76) o, ie =) o B. Coun ; . = on hniy vo wo uCALO ned aad Pong a gl new | | Ee ” POE SPE SN Tome { C 6; a) “ r~ 4 S' so 7 Ca 3g 1} Y Delmar. fc] ' » . j ee. a dt 32 a : al ; SE i BIGGEST BARGAIN TODAY ! CHEVROLET—1 y 4 lent . ° ’ re "eT ; iy . - , 4 = 6} . , *} 7 ate ( 1 eats re t in History PE wag? appearance; priced upes. pa hae Bree anew ne; te TAM fen’ rede. a AVES me DODGE—Roadcster, late 1925: ¢ pe: yerfec: con- IEVROLET door sedan. oversise bal- | Gran : . | 1925 ‘REO SEDAN ; This, folks, te undoubted! ine greatest condition sap oY 5008 5 a he aa i ag TOW orms © = the low down payment i 9 I-GR. ‘indell S800 wt ed cheap; terms, trad 2906 (es mn tures: casb terms. Peltier, 6575 | Fc. s— Fordor sedans. ‘23 to ‘25 ni = m. on wheels Ev con- | bargain x a can find r. or - "w —_ BUICK COUPE | AUN ASEND MOTOR, DODGE DE , ' 5 every week. laupt | ae sammie : aan ; aan Jefferson an ‘ine Lar ainted. reconditioned and Uar- ceivable improvement, 4-wheel kes, “| ecalers sh ~ baker CHEV ROLET- Touring apes con: De luxe; 4-wheel | ©/01 Olive Street rd. Cabany Co.. 2% | st yy ye 7? _ | DODGE— —Roadater. 1924; 1 iendid con: VROLET a: 2: nteed 30 daye pA ‘bargain at $275 up. ||| velour upholstering. Run very few | specta G sport that cost $2700. oT els —— ¥iint wells 0 (ely } Cquipped. Looks nearly | Open evenings and Bunday, — A meci snical von: | {= ——— = —- lon: fully equipped ; $470, terme. 1s , ee eee ane $2 ie =e rms. | Tulles, nearly brand-new. Reducedfor | ew panne got : =. we 1 3230 mar ” iy driven few miles. | ee oe our ee a ee a Russell, + ean, en ee EEN EON Al‘) OO. 3687 Oliv this sale to /ane speed, a peecd for 100K. ana comtor CHEV ROLET—Late 192 mI model: Bi: today for 925 » De IDG Kk é OU Pi} ant. attractive ferme: low Ts, Wesse iki e oad sters elle cc J : wi ema! ime. |* Toke US as OFF . ve $1050 specially } atm os nie al) competition; Poi? terms. oF tra ofa ft. ] | - 85 at ’ : EL Py Motor © 320 - | - 4 Dod IR _— Te t Pia . ! Mtranhope Jr, Bucking jam 20 A 31685 automod: pent, J “5 : CHEVROLET—Cheap; 1924 sedan. with a tude v24 , : ) YAHLEM 1095 N. Grand. DGE he, car trade ag — . Sinicine ftom ti 5 each: trade, terms alloon tires and new Duco job: must ye tte servic ' re lock wheel, | DODGE SEDAN | 3995 VE LIE SEDAN cHenaluce Call’ Sunday 42 a4) fi Aa @ short time and - ye Bs cowed MR. w these. ‘cars = TOWNSEND MOTOR, DODGE DEALERS, be e0ld. Ca’! before 12. Kuthert ord Ga MacCarthy-} ho ae aoe | O14 reliable that never quite. Ex- ’ : Terme a only ad 4 : and tr rai Ae. c - ands y ane yey. | fi “ amen LAMBE “GRAV i? S INC 67 A1 ()11 ve Street rc. _a van y 6161. Jace aq5° (ii ve {e) c- - z “er - - ave any ~ “ — —_—— cellent condition. Terms or trade. 3028" =) to sett e estate: must sacrifice. SAVE y. : — Sebeees = side, : AUTHORIZED m RD DEALT 7 separ lira pon Lindell 8600 jA/| ___Open_evenings_and Sunday ae ORTHWEIN ne Re ght 3 bles; 1 ne go i; ‘bumper and other ex-| | $250 wi! SE GNT Sedan 7-passenger icc i ET pee are oO nN af? nm vw Vv nin , Srna . ~~ Roads j > it. + ie wy 37 “ . ’ . oases YS ‘ ' ake ' ‘ 7 aay * : ulbD miies or 1418 N. Kingsh'ehwa: Open Pe Pm Sunday DORT—Roadster, 1923; $00 cash takes i JEFFERSON 3700 a): barea'n: termes 2651 Lafavette. oe a (rpen MacCarth ny-Par- . ine : r $101 ~ Dodge - ape Coup et, 4 month i baile on | a 2 P. M. 49% a _faston: Chevrolet sedans, 1923 and 1974 moc- | st 6701 a Street rd. Cab ey 5161 “2 ( , ‘Ss: very easy. terms $695 ' SPECIAL — ILE? cheap. 3606 Terry Bs LOCUST. JEFFERSON 3: MOON—1024 coupe: none better: $1060 | FORD “Roadster... brand nex’ cheep Open evenings and Sunday. _(e) | $125 up. onen evenings, see uve (cb 10 FORD SEDANS | Ch let y tl Cou; . Dp: piek and sp © e ¥ term trad 280 . Jett erson. (C) | AT eVGT . cr ! . ~ - a} N AUTO X- ive, (5) | " evrTro N. Grang, fe meer seas. eke : Ferd coupes, ehick RAENER Ee atte. ook BONERS | ptetme eae. 2608-8. etterton, O°) CORVETAND—Secan, late puoggl Bh | ee aD aCDORS 1OSeES | | rom 1020 to 1024 models. Tudors Durant Sedan driven , === | FORI gee —— Ford coupe 570 éown. SOR [925 ‘we enger coupe, terms, trade. 2506 S. Jefferson pres ci ia aera aa yeh eh 4? 4526 N 2 Oz Sars : ; . int 4h i to enoose our-D n r. D : ee ; ° FORI . : “Sei Per . A : ~ Ok 26 eecan; ike new, v; bareai: ( 3024 Loc : ae od | 1¢ N o ane. : , ST CA > —aeeenen : FORD 935. in cood shapes . gh ® cei 30 deve: ag ery eaty Bg, fc aa eek’ ake: Z ab ea) OU, Open [= fay and” eve’ - 08 e NESS IRTHWEIN JE¥YFERSON 3700 feel on Tt Small down payment. LA, LL K COT PE |}_ 2837 Park a » $100 un: open evenings } , : our-cdoor; wire wheeti © *. ur-door Ford sedan, 1924: new lruco | Th : . ara | 4 e car 18 in ran- Jordan Sedan $625 i } 2 eo ee —s IO} ON AUTO CO. %687 ive. _fek a. built nt ?- ' - k np ae acdster al bu wire ; | 5 F, Ity aint. _” eh'ine! rfect: ood rubber: cord tires. motor end4 | FORD—Co; ope, 1991. & ron4 running a comp! lete after ‘@ day's trial if a. pct f sf) “3 : Always ‘ywens- wevith . au opts ee ie a mg , ey ee Shy wn n pen Sunday. and evenings. d ! ——-— akett. - Vashington - —_—-- - i On terms and a day's trial: overhauled a teed condition and wil and repainted; nothing tn St. Loula like ' give you years of serv- —— ~ sini 4els vr ir weua! guar-; — tio: ov ae x.* eaD. ORS D COT PES All mo r. d. “y wl - B: ett. 2315 Ly 7 Iw | . ’ fs e ' r 4 s emepest and | FORD—Coune. Call afier 6 only. be io select from. mo grand, De afr OU ND Cir? Att} y.. 3007 _ 1 FORDE. oadster. - starter and ¢ée-' pg een Aint —- 5 = ‘ORD TU DOR Sk D ANS it or he money. alwaye o } ! / : : ll jee. Looks like new. iH] : | Regular Terms after Tuesday “— | _-North Morket, = as $200: terms. We cau save YOO NASH-—Coupe, 4+ cy meee 3 co! dition : att punta dies, $125: ~* $40 Gown, 4464 teen : ter a 4 oa Like new, $295 up. 3521 Page. ? pen. | DS——2 coupes, 192 120: = 1. 4539 Naturel ge. ee 1924 FORD SEDAN MOU WD CITY AUTO CO. 2007 Lecust. : A big assortment of 26 Fords—$50 Up. ' ~ ' MARMON SPORT SEDAN | Sod” and. open ears | garmin Susie u re- —grngyranags _ A Ps J » @e ; ge : ¥. wI ; | PORD— ("or ipe 19°71: eta rter. here fs your opportun! ity to gecure a elec : gex coaches. 19°4 nd 19° 3 €20 g FORD SEDAN | Buick Tre.. ae 5 — ——— 9” et , 0 ster 00 co j - | . : eT a : vt! +e * e mis 4 ; 2837 N. Grand FY RD—Loupeg 1925; looks and : IN $924 Locust | VAKLAND—1923 cou , SUSY Gn0 | FORD neers: Seen ondition and re-/ equipped. with everyth!1 t rei : SOUTH SIDE BU Ck AUTO CO, _ | Ducced Rolls-Royce biue, with $ —— — = - _ $260: terme toe Northland av, ‘CARONDELET ee CO. 7 od adios 2 yor eCourse , «) 625° FORDS—2 jate 24 rosdsters; mor age 2 > ~~han —-——- - - FORDS—1973 coupe, $175: 1928, Grand, Always open. ’ “must be sold to satisfy mortgage: $450. sale: $50 down. Williams, 4390 Ofne DGE—Late model business sedan, Moon camping body: equipped; $2785. st, Western Automobile Co. . r ; THE FAMILY | iH priced equally as low. our | mal buy: S75: terms. 2340 mepenfeable care at 8 very low price OAKLAND—3- passenger landau ‘oupe,; nee roe ee Y eaid , rn _terms, trade 7186 x. - Van dever ter. (62) iia new tires._n repainted: Transportation you cannot get 4 | Star Trg...... 9% =, JOOKS 4 ful: $ 0” ite sk e eee re rea! bargains. | cae . : o bus Wars open. f+ hew: only $32: 4985 Lotus 8% JEFFERSON 3700 ee nb. $21 = AYERS. ay THORIZED ‘FORD DEALERS = Ow; Sverre: - fac y iJ _ Laciede 7601. : ee * San 1a »4- eS EE first Sust the car you need: they have OAKL ANI er a passenger: Funi verfect: FORD—1924 Promaster: recor naitioned:. an. 1 ae or ms ; the upholstery. tires and finish are ; ch tor « Cr °° N Grand (eo) ‘ooks new i gt ara: tee: $495 Ps. wa he rr... - se = pees eer, 221 bullt this car from etem to stern. / “ if 4 a ae * > hale , ’ , int Motor Car Co... "47 ’ ‘id Delmat : oupes: choice 1924 modes, we pen Sunday. HUBER. 2601 LOCUST (e605) seal ° pen Suncey. HUBER. ur P “BR43 Kenneriy av Smential accessories: the motors er $365: $65 down. W. 4: Olive.| tras: $160 terms: trade. B.lgere Mo DODGE—Business mans sedan. late 1 923, 4818 Washington Delmar 0145 ; . c ee year to | PoRnn—er, argain y terms: 25 others to select | rand-new; at large discount: 1 o : bargain. 90. Toto ret tient -? —_ ' ~ ther car. We have re- ° ' ¢ . 125 terms; your old car , do. up real, 3s 18 Sas 5 Jefferson. O7 meone Huber, ape Lacort, Open Sundays and evenings. (c69) | VO! rE—P! ; a a rt ' , ii ° ar; $325: “easy teria. in any 0 ‘2 © ity St ws | pveriand # vy : 5 — e white wire wheels. This ts one ID ta C 4 ; iJ Z tter t y be te r, Ae ’ Te | ’ r} cars IK yy 1924: — $100 “dow coupes, 1923 and 1924 wy 19: 20 Oakland Bus C oupe Kingshighway. Aec) torigt’s Bhow Tass 4 Loc : : FORD . SEDAN | i a ion eee ~ Hang | wan ° i IC Coupe “ 4 new paint MONARCH, 3137 : ae, Comeabee terms if desired. Driven less than 8000 miles; in perfect FORD Boas ae ers: good ot a.m, re- DODGE SE D AN eave extras toe Numerous t© mention. | 2905 LOCUST ST +} R2D—Coup 24: used argains; terms i SiTeG. | cond'ti mechanically and in appearance. reas n - Ps wisi’ ai. 924: Tudor: look ‘- new; : rfu a ey 5 W ekly hee! brake. 4 passenger | = $98: ‘oune teen!’ oeed tow ay and evenings a). ge lla equip: sat needed: priced low AYERS. re HC NORRED F FORD DE, ERS ie maw: S660 hes ANY RE BUICK. a wonderful car at @ very ree | Jefferson 3020 ‘ $3 to s ee y » “man wv? beautiful cous : 7 —~~ Des ~ 19350 > 1925 ; vT ; 10 FORD U oF ‘ (and guarantee i PIFRCE-ARROW STRIBI ahs ocae® FP ay a | ~Ve | | mt cond): yagi + ip: terne 3503 & Grand ' COUPES : srfesiSe1 PPI VALLEY MOTOR ©... | FORD——Roadsters: nice selection: 24 a _ 4818 Washington lelmar O145. A Os Locust Gen te — 7 ——— No Interest ion: Funes if ee. ok Re dtd fF TANS ole: excrifice 75°91 Page | Jeffers: 3542 2801 Locust gt, | els: from $150 to $200: real bargains: 4 FO RD ) SED IN de, 5 Iocust treet ) ————— ——— - $16 ve OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS | — — : ~~ Seon - r = - . ° Twr L's - | hil } mt ho rt ; peci . ; F (YP oT). - ‘oun e. 1912 che ap 3840 ; ; ne: $195 each: terms 52 Driven 4200 mile Will compare with GLA cs WwW INTER INCLA Ss . RE , ae 4 » " iy 7 Lg: gr ate @ 4 abso 2@T 's a ; ‘ . 4 * , * 6 }? aise touring “Hs down. , ] he Workingman a I riend — —— |- | Refinished same as uaranteed; pe , uring, $76 down N.6 othe ne fel pm - SS amon f ? or 035 N. Gread. Hours wo = 1k Wash neton ch ' we ‘4 SHO down. a Ma ate 5 Gerth eanre ie antes cur met» Po8sh;_ balan yea! os Locust Cabanv 0588. c 7) ‘23 | _ odge ire Sedans 499 71) + k ANKL IN SE Ty AN terms trade. MONAR . wa 7 Loc et. . 954 ~ pete S75 dow 1 Sa. m=. 8 «. ’ is '* . . + »* a 330 LO - *s : g aie. | . > 1 4- : one: ’ rst wt q [oacust Onen Sunday ‘ LEVELAND— Touring. advance ‘24. jtbo —- = (OR ' 1—Late—Hupmobdile ‘readster. $75 down: ! =, WNSE Sry TO! DODGE DEALER! v5 ‘PRN AUTOMOR! 0 “ TAC 4 * , wi sae oes ne miles fully equipped, like pew, muss as save FORD. -Coupe: J923 mode! : cheap: : . . ’ | $37.50 down. Owen- -Baskett, 3318 Wash- Dod Bro ny | w Overs . ov oes : i DOW for!” as mew. BeOS ttenn o § THREE FORD COUPES Oaklan nd Coupe | _ineton (cr ge Drow po ee i irdor—excellent condition; 76, .3F os Touring Cars For Sale | YAHLEM ing | - ; ' = ; ‘ tr: uipment, 2. nol . . Ta! foran +aQl ‘ mn Sunday et € MAZW ELL C LUB SEDAN—107¢. evenings and é , a PR Det Oupe: 1924: excellent . ORD COUPE. 1925. $310 te. ‘ ve car Uae acixinal cost Sma.. trade, open evenings. itacCart hy-Pardu-, Jor son 3896 : Jetf oo like -new, iT-paescengee , oo suuet | ur | Coun ‘ as Ie 3 a yen ~s © oe ow tr val + ‘DD MOTOR Js phe 4, ae. ie a ea. enate Gate oe a | ot; 77D a Re orth “ft 4510 Ma aff st ~— N “Tat arette : ORD COU PE 1924, $100 a ae ee 590 6 (-@3) | CNIVERS AD S401 Loco, Open Sur day. | Ci0L Olive St Oe Oy: ) a ———— — —— —— Rad ak pers iets i oy *- real toon. _—_ IR ¢} i j éoL kr. — Tourtr hic Aceh eondition. igmen, Nea very Temeone pies ’ -ath rvniver > t¢ Orne ¥uCe.s u~¥ ‘ ae ' } e > ~* in — 4 a er cord t . ~ . 7 rf ° r4 ) eA r rnIicoe: ae inemummepanmccmes a — — ae om . so a rec —E - . ples — ‘ = , , . pte ; > 9 | ¢ * aitie) 5 ood ae a . > a i “ilvame 4590 Olive ‘ahead’ « refi good an ne ria ULDSMOBII. e—j924 coupe, -t n£er; FORD—Roadsters. 1922; starter and Ge- r~ ; priced 1 iJ ail n MONARCH! a "33 C1 fe or Hid! Buc! ob , jae ly a | pee ep : 4 T | ; es Sak ROR COUPE ah ath ermecore-| LORIN EN, MON. Mn, eT ce es ctw iat) Gardner Brougham | Want Twenty Open| — $4] pows a ae Oath 1 Natural * a) Bridge y - , Rg mu leage mat! Ly at essOries and cao —— at a ) ll ouick: man ¥ “other eotans to gesect ea need "money; commie 2811 & hes i. Lerins, trac i , 2 CUS rom: terms to t. 2s, d-aC ae, = = ; rr | av: $3 0 | FORD—_Co oe “1924: Been — eC Nee: Fr VICK , 508 >. een 25 ey (XE AUT “C ORT HW EIN a0 ear q EBER'S USED CAR EXCHANGE, _ mae OO ee eee cars + Cars i in T1 ade | | CUT $200 uis. & Cris i) l se! st parrisor fe.) ] ; ; L ein os 4 $2350 4711 Natural BB 3118 LOCUST JEF FE r a ON 3393. | a © oi rie ae es Maxwe)'- awyel er sedan. 5. oncomers ‘ ’ ae | PORT — &.: me 19°4 r? + 7 = ar ' r ’ ‘ : ne — : s’ oy : tT) : > - : : ~~ Pat = ) - ace -006 Jefferson. _ ue: once eveuings, terms ur - LvXw AUTOMOBILE CO. fk ( IRD ROADS! ER, 1924, $50 wig Rex ABR g se ca Sn” © eee ee A Ady enughal ” ga . rand tiot ay open vy ae al . y o ‘ Recular Terms after Tuesday abe ) whe joes ang celiiag a ~ 4198 a} Sl05 FPORD—“o ‘rw 1225 aso shape. : Ca st Tefferson 339) Down; good running cond! tien: lock whee! i sulle lamcaiied + om se ° ri a ¢ . ' aiwar 7 @¢ ; : : oR?) © - : e | 9 sabe / payment end in Tiaeka fering (o “O01 Me 2S eae - RTHV-PAaRrT "t* Cabanr OHSS ey ie) . — , ae eas ca $14! M NARC 3137 Lam a mg a o ayes . Cart) — a % eg POET —EE aN . . “ = oe eN : ates ite ede eee ema piped. ey aS a — PO — . , = — . - - | Wow) Nad ike ne cheap faring 33 SSE |. bait ae real. yeaa 1 Se, ' COUPE + 1 : ero gy overhauled | ORD D ROADSTE RS SALE : ne bee . Oe | | | ae ie — — -" Sac) Coal , month pulck CO Aa deb | j - “ng cheap, )46t overheuled _ Open sunday were? ine, 19° i. 5. balloon tires: priced ories: thi gh-grade 0% I : Always a eale ato Pace: aU turn f IK fF IVC ON vrrs ¢ ‘ ’ inate ' a? yore AA "a. iw rer —_ 2729 Vincent “ tin ft . { : lng : as aver MONARCH. S13, 4 let lo o Ji . iia . $$ aan - a ‘ , + = ——— . 1p" a h mor the - = nate a ie ” > 3 = . E We : . — —— - - - “s . > awsi N LS b ‘ =. . ‘r+ . 1" aT, . Auce finial’ + wii. ny ¢ ‘ a da . : by? am | Opes! ing 1m ih” © wheel epare tire rm 4n: IT>*, cate motor perfect =, IDPGE DEALE RSs, on — = ig oe 23 (is A R] INER—R oace! al 12: 4 e J . " Tt T ‘ sJiteNn-t Fup 7s 4 ‘ : tod » half ¢ ne rr “~? wlan i 7s | ne ” S| $65 down Morris te 0” Dlr ; , ° : , . ’ ' “re os ] . ; ef : ° . 6 ; ‘ . a a rang Cad: . terme rade 3 Ss : 0} ive Street ~4 Ca nv o. or ; — --- — or, complete! overnat D esau 5 aan ; ty aa —Is — t__. B m - oe ot ey |\OVERLA\D—Coupe 1924 * A t iS; good curtal ne: bargains: . ouring. like new; n ay ARH We : en eve a a. ke, new FORD—cCoune: ‘tue Nings ane Bu Lewin. 5568 Pershing. Se ew 923. ‘eer ' a - ne , , i ai “ aT : a re nal + i.e if a nas ¢ 4 | * . ; : * hing? . ' ? Page | & eA 208 : $24) 5; terms. 716 rain. 323 30% imaney. TrORD | CU IT 100 i «bis omenetes- « reel bareai®: PLAW (c7) | S-passenger 1 : Only Yahiem can sell | ———— ae eet | — | pees ° Cee eees DUDGE 1925. ogni ie oe ell |S 2) | PORD— ue. chamvpio®, Sete S nie eit Lafayette. “$ tose inese wonderful care at such rand-new— liudcse | z per | = | | . = 75, lk vargain. 9 a [See (igi: Fanciers 1mas mas es =) Gardner Roadst renyou can big teistdy Er 20? |s penance Hae “coats 30 oer | | “$3 to $5 Weekly | (Herat in grees. terme. |” ae ts '365. 4229W oe Sanees ame torenn f » muieh; Same ge new: 600M 495 aertah cocci _— er Sa Se re desir ble ca! | "ER S301 Lacuet O Pundaey. " | y | 60 i — tournng. — + tered ‘cy : - 5S eR ts rec ¥ ,e@nlon ys i) 140 mm v- 2. Ss c 3 TmHos* etire i rs riuat men 3 vip —_——.. ~_ me = ~ | _ Br Ag i g e- Rp : : truck body Bentot 2 4 1923: five-bearing or and it is a — Ee ey down, 4390 oltre. TNIV FAL 4 » Locust Announcing 300 U SED CARS ; “>? . ole act ‘ any its ; Ap ton 4 > } m cheep, terme : = — Joune —in uoadel: 92 a eat TON por. oe . rede 2 , 5: - BROUGHAM pee ; ; 5091 69" - fTUDE K ER—192 pecial 6 4-passen- L_DN MOTOR OD ft ix) NEW HU ‘Ds IN BR - wil! sacrifice: terms. ’ | ere. 2 oe Sl 4 Pate i aed “ >i mechan Seat . Ae 4 __ 29 rn Loc An ferson snh4 = | : ar G c mait: iD € er ‘rnt: A yr)’ ae th a opport — The 19205 Reo Sedan ‘ : o con — aA — ee me ’ VA x er “Ham! '? ne H C “el {¢c Ht Sr) —— Sresdeter: ic bea uty Gesir- Ar ror . re 7 8! ws . vered we ° 4 as Ths maenificent sutocTacy oe ) Bo! ni8 1623 a ty " ; u - able, new tires; $145 down. 4390 Olive | E lan: ¢ om pievel private party an foe SIONMARCH 3 {IT Pocuer. of this 4ignified Sedan hae terns, trade. 92) (c65) t JUU. DE vate nee —~ ‘t reputation ' 4 , . : "ETT Te , patees earned ite pu Trieo The Used Car King iD m ‘wn others rT bh lew, atarter (all china anal Bitanint és. Free Winter Motoring ; we me? a ‘ C : —_ —_ - “ t eae iG At } PNER_ Sse. £. ou ; r 2 -— ed ~~ ? “— 4 _Rive : - Se . ’ “, i y : b> aon tre hea Ut! ful. ' ape. late model: ballooa, Nor nd ESN IN COUPE on’ = DEBAKER LIGHT 6. 16! HUDSON SPEEDSTER oneal : HUD: ON § ‘0 D. pod wheels. balloon tires. be sens 3. Geet ee ; aor'e £ fy ™ . wee . . . , , . ' > F TTT 192 ¥ ree. or - *¢ ’ i} : , . ‘ - N72 &CCeB! es Call Monca) A E T FI \EEZE ; Rus! ness mat Ss et ATT 3 aT) Late mode): wire wt ef is moor Wet a > w& va a WJ ~s = et ER \ - Al —_ eer J r 2) ar A a Ti iis 1.0 nelly j Br if r ; rT, 3? ng o ‘4 ‘ a heel hen kew ty v7, &- foun = pe before purchaeing. or | Mee New trad@e terme eek Wer x 4 )} ul R — ——; Je a ~ a South Side Buick °) nies Bods et oat over ] 4 Hudson ,o Soe Ts it 50 ‘to os , A ngeica om. (“fan a | i= ?, one te Bia. Tr Cary | 4 oe Bumero tion anal | I ee . o-% - ' 24°58 S Grand Laciede 7600, .¢) quipped wit j.ec ‘ mk, =. Dump 192: and rune) | YAHUEM MOTOR Co. ; 1924 tourir bio’ Ls and rune like 40 ; elle. orn , iw ner month; months - ’ (r2 A “Locust Jefferson PB cheap. terme, trade. 23 B. 5 t—18 [:_ Weeleer tourtne, : he pr’ oe | SODSSAKE R—1925 coupe; special 6. Dodge. terms. 3505 S. Grand (c7) | 9%, pheft insuran 4a tnt 7 SON IN SEDA NT i BUlCK—4@-cylinéer tourtnge. 7613 Man i vit Maxwell eourtng SRE: UTO my BILE Co. _ @-passenger: only few months old; fully 1925: fully equi Deed Guar ranteed rm ae chanitel!y AU i a4 {i= = rhester reed, Mepiewor4 — | as o: (hevrelet jouring Been t™ty - = ; - fi Tre pateenger, leots *» bargain at : 2895 MO N—Roadster 9 ~ ~— ? , _ reb . , ucl . wl rar _ bd - eat ot = We * : y © r . . ra’ ‘ } : Jam -« . i ‘ ; > — —aer * . tT ‘OT I EK DISsraTcr Wants. “Woet (c62) al - er, 4 39 N. id - 67 SASH Roadster 093 eame as new b Dp oe; i oks xe : »¢ O00 - . ' ; yoromeer tours Ta Kes i490 doer, De @nrte - o . J). - = wy : ) ‘o> pes . . ¥ : mt note bi iT open car firet /are honest” and return articles —_ @oQs: ycdeaon . Marmon Ss ee Oe ee 77 . - — ee - "Sr ae fy> , PRAMP w S308 i © + / . . ‘ : : ; =» ee! A — a Ct mm ¥ aA 2’ wn a ‘ : . c “C ad) lla-. , : paw hol i --—€ Rid ; ~~) al : ; 24 avr ' ; Jeflereor 779 ‘ A a ame ty oye $% 5 Ane tere ROLET cy) . | ene if the lees fe advertiseé Jardne RB ; Limousines for } Sale eee ia a NN. Van Ger enter a% mi vy : " > ‘ ' f i. § 7 n . —— -_ , . . . . > GRA Te “AT a. ~yst Ov~ey fupter Sn {c) | Garfield 6600. r usin 1ess Th HUDSON—L jmous: ne 686 new. «otires S300. ND 6—Roadsier: 6 ary 7o “Ole , = sees | Re ge tet ak Sy Aeto A t' ys » Pei Bil) oS ie | Bip” “1974 tounne Master 6 crlindger SS TH I S UP Ou pe ; S1 a’ : 7 uc # io 2ase . “nouteau $ a g CoowTn W an 455 v — — - 4 + _——- /% =m_eoewe-7e | -w . TT ~ oler encineure *) Z ore overai\i re ; ; — —aaeeneainens ee CU ' 4 J i? A] 1. )0O1 ; ’ dae — : ~y - ~ - rele ie 1923; revonditi F 2 PIFRC E c-AR ROW—L mous ne very O80 * ‘weer : ortree TR! ‘om * li yowey ——New 1904 breugbhem sacriM 2 ADS Se4ar a | = “>. Shes ; ‘» . da 4 lassy: $14 45. — S45 | | 197 verano? ivede. Moeterists. 1 Le in every respect, $25 --_ oe : /~* — WOnt go wrong on thie one. ‘model but in perfect order and perfect 4— Road eter: ” * everythir as | PORD—Sedan. lates: Fordor, + : waving. $500; terme. sedy 3843A Kao- . om oh he base evenings, ee: { ’ *GARDNEX MiyTY oR Ww} . ted law price Aon: by ietter, A . - ¢ ino om . Cabany O88 f ’ Be wee Fp : R 5806 ¥ age 907 & Rai way bicharge? bits : 4.8. es = Li eal ° . ; : ' lerevun . . . —~ ‘— = — - 7

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ance -~ #. Bi se Sar ihe.» 5, a Be One, F { K - ; ¢ : ; ) 5 ; : eee ee Re ce ee . ae Sipenane “stay ee ~ = a ee en a eo ete ame — . eee Tht ae tee pedipinyes eee we eg : ee re de Saat Ya Sot i UA . = ee eee te cee Seay eet ee ee] ® a ae ore ae —. Abe cots taeda aig Ce: ». : + oes cae _=¥_900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. - — +. ee 2 ee PASSENGER CARS UCK _Touring Cars for Sale Dew DODGE POURING. 7s a. NEW 4 Be i: DSON SPO Rea! - MONA 5 Touring Cars gate, iwet od om PORD TOU RING, Lt? 1 24 } FORD a" et e- for Sale TOI RING nut bile at , "U TOT bad - Ferment a obile _ Touring Cars 1 for Sale 4. qe os a rings L$ — ater A Tes ’ . ——Fouring | Cars irs for Sale arene | and Sate ee eee ee a a a a a ae ee RICKENBACKER | wning acter si oa” _— == = few months ! and rea! & very great sacrifice: rou ° anpre iaie Rurersice impers ould drivre ¢ TOURING | - THE WHITE Co. BARGAINS S Ste Clatre ~ a ie a — -« —. Ee = oro . «@ -_.. S$ 95.00 ——ae 1923 Ford Coupe Fifty fine Automobiles to select from. including Nash. Dod baker, Hupmobile, Overland and Ford, Chevrolet and others. ee ee ie i ee _ _ ee lll lt i i ee aaa a a Just a few to give you some idea of what we can offer vou 1Jl2 Studebaker Touring 1920 Dodge Touring e will arrange terms todar and i cg gl gl iii i i a i en eee every ey eile Automobiles for Sale— _ iscelianesus [2h re #7 - “8. 8¢€ erties : -: 3 304142 Laecust ] mg te anc Sundars Jef tee "~+e . ———$a >i - —- Vr — + a Ct = * was. Varme ( HEY RC LETS OC > TD ‘ r - ~ ~ j , 7 - ~ mi me - — 7. - ~ ri a — s = Accessories, Parts—For Sale - 7 me: ‘ne various makes of ls to select from. $50 and up. MORERAGE CHARGE ar | SS a ww Jefferson 0087 (jrand 8816 Riverside 38 . E. St. Leuis. Ti. ice 1141 Lal =? oe On ane | ~~ 2 So Pow Sue ww ow dS Pras a7 A u*s ~ re f? —o » — - rs'-c ase — _- -? "ee resa! «= repairing (MODY E nna Auto Bodies For Sale ~ ~e*. ee Ra-eaine — ane " ~~ oon tires ~ “a ican get ceed r~ C". - \« -— iIRES a T 8 Ge. 352 A R 7 RDS Ty ME P. AYME oi shenaadcan e:4— ced. “er ee ‘enc re car Rox “4 Gr. 651 > Wid Por Lee Phone .olfas SIGK. — > \ build = operations. the outlook Searied as favorable for this i i i i i i i i —_"_-"".s""" New Theater Planned. 99-yea ease was recently red for the northwest corner Eleve-- and Pine streets i the Weisels-Gerhard com- " ty a neaicate; which an- Deans for a 22-etory office with a theater The ~ Was plann in anticipa- Of & demand for law offices’ this se-:: on. with the com pietion the raw urthouse to be erected the ¢ ‘lier (ity Hall bleck. at 4nd Chestnut streets. The Ss were mentioned as possl-| leaner eo, if the theater ~“Ording to realty circles the | Otel project of Frumbers ‘7 ts a gratifying response | TO ‘ Rew Bei! Telephone But! ding. 2d Pine streets. and the Paul Brown Building, 16 | Mertgage C in eight at Ninth and Pime i!l1 Chest which apparently hare pre- loans on * movement on Pine) os Which looks to its refuyena- 2 a notable scale. Oltve Street Lease. John J “tions are in promising | Wimmer, v for « mumber of other mt sites tn the downtown treasurer. = Several of these with build- / a ae fs of Deora : nl more than ordinary “ G secll rand Jones reports renewed re manne K rum men ' nivergal yO mived i's live tha Sorthwest corper of tary of Stat Beaumont avenue which ‘y completed at a cost | has ta The United Shee Heel ALBERT “<en a long lease of the 9 ‘oor of this building which Proof and has a frontage of feet on Otive street. The first | coe Fe fleers are sow being | internat ‘case im stores or as & moved its tat 615 2 —_ - ‘? @ t. rea t naancing. The @ Donald, ” Le Us cond S for

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SUNDA 7 DECEMBER 1988, | LCCESSORIEVSE - “ie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Siiiiataes — = = 5 | . Be. SSS Se DCU. wl Drntnciimesise icin ~ \ ~~ ANS A C$}OSSRASSEES ——_____—_»" SS ~~ 4 [HOUSES HOMES,REAL ESTATE FARM LANDS FINANGL ) OW gs SSrearammammmammnannana SSE 006 [© 0 0 Soo eaFF dr WWW’ " ©©®n_ ’’DumW 6 'F™é SAQA AAA AAA —— i i i a i an ano _ ——E eS ed —— eee eee ee ——————— —— _ = Productive Publicity, Progress, Profits. ST. L LOU UIS, SU ND. AY MORN SING, DEC EMBER 6, 1925. The More You Say t the Better ’Twili Pay. PAGES i—16B. -_—- — oe ee —_ —EE —_——-— -_—_— = Wding Nash, Eeeee, Stude- See Other Sections for Employment, Rooms, Lost, Service, For Sale, Autos, and Musical. blet and others > Rent List 5 Baullders’ Column | Bus, (F. S.. Wtd.).....14 | Cottages Wtd. to Buy.... Farms for Rent | Flate Wanted ~ Garages, Stables Jennings Property Personal Prop. Loans... . Residences fer Rent. . ie (Yor Sale). Tt Bung., Cottages (Sale).. sBus, Prop, (For Rent)...7 | Cottages Wtd. to Rent... Farms, Farm land .. ; Mlata Wid. to 7 Honses for Hent ........ Kirkwood Property .... Real Estate—City ...... Residences ts (For Kent)...4 Bungalows Wtd. to Buy. Bas, Prop. F. R. (Sub.). .8 | Dwellings Wtd. to Rent.. Farms Wanted y ik cle Flats, Fte.—For Colored. .7 Houses Wanted Loans icon ta Real VPetate—Country.. Richmond Heights Can offer Vou > 4 | s Wid. to Buy. 8 Bung., (Cottages (Sale)... Bus. Prop. (For Sale) ...13 Dwellings for Ferguson Property .... Flats for Rent (Furn.)...7 Houses P (Furn.) “F Maplewood Property tm Real Fstate Loans Stocks, Bands ........ Wtd=«—Fur. Bungalows Wtd. to Kent..7 | Business Property Wid... .8 | Dwellings Sale......12 | PFinanctal seven ED | Flats for Kent 5 | Houses, Ete. (Colored) .. Money Wanted Real Estate (Colored)...13 | Suburban Prop. Wanted. .7 Property.....10 | Business Chances | Clayton Exchange (Keal Fatate) . i ' -«+@ | imp. Prop. for Sale : Overland Property Real Est. (Other Cities).13 | Suburban Prop.—Fur.....7 ' Wellstem Property ......10 00 ’ 7 A THREE-TIME AD COSTS — PRODUCES MORE. PROMPTLY REPORT FAILURE TO RECEIVE RESULTS. 00 § ——— = : . : - a - : : 7 = r —— ee ee eee + — —— = a ~— eee eee - J —— —_—_— —_- —$—$—$ — ae ee Pa 7 al e* «© @ @&€ «€ debaker Touring ....... .$9: age Touring Te a . 8 peri AND PINE Homes to Be Built in City and ——— New w Apartment Building ir URMER MOLONEY ee ne A = curtains, batteries, paint, ete. This e fi } oman i lasAons essh 5. ‘e l pul te, lla EEE ages Yo % Y Nit 3 LL Ldebddbbdbddddddddddssdiddddsddddddddddddddddddddds Wilt th tots Ve ‘% Np a asi, your Old car will i Pin, uh Y | WZ rom Ps ae ZZ ” t, MY finyfy i 0 Bs sigs ga | ee eke \Ww anve terms to suit your pocketbook. ae eh eS, Ys : y pee r\ “ny” 4G. (2% *, nf eel A wee Bae ea gs oF Sa e re ; # 3 3 | ep and every evennig. be % pty “Ge tg » ‘oh ‘ ti Upee Pt, (Sh Gtk (be ee AR Ri Rt ie pa meets | 8 tat NIEIR . jure of 22 Stories New Owners of Electric "Planned by A. M. Frum- Firm Say Concern Will O a) slam ate berg and F. W. Corley to Spend $2,000,000 With- XU) | in Next Two Years. CE BUILDING OF EQUAL HEIGHT in | : ns i - ~— Sinches on Twelfth boulevard stage of final action. truck or chassis. Spe- ) wan.100 feet on Pine street, which Our Reputationg “st. Louls has many great ad.- r. Leed bodes taken tn give the structure tower-like mmer lal booles ‘7 sist vantages as a distributing center.”’ Payments. Deede Auto Protects 4 . in Portions. The new building will ercuies, gee cur @isplas | pe le said, “and {its position will be enhanced if the proposed Misaiasip 12th st.. opposiie ay fee | —_ ) - - . lear view of the Memorial | i i¢ Used Car Buy’. Ley ‘ | § i T—Top. windshield, }} Lie Seq Lal uy with its Twelfth boulevard | wly, painted: $15. 4147 | vi River development takes place. 5172 cor 1923 Hupmobile *° Miage, and will be surpassed in ear eanantennnnnaanennenans esemeeiinntinenanes W ® SY S NN .* »* (/ as bn s F Ys, * «* YY é _.. ¢* ass! x * & . ww >. y \ NOVY ‘\ - ws Noy .* N ‘ ~~ a* MMW SSS SX WY ~ ws a SS SS ggg til Sys OW g WS > NS ok SS BODY ua Cheap. “Ph ne mr nisi VA tl ee nee ati ai i a OQ OiHANSANSANsNyayQaJQ K\ WS MMW’ ~ as Saee . ** We cannot receive the full benefit of ic until the plant here {s altered to meet the new demands, and for he present out Camden (N. J.) pliant willl be called on to meet this business. The electrical field is still comparatively new. Our Eu ; "Eh" eee Rex top, 5 titres, bumpe @tc. only . , - 2 , Y (ty roupean connections permit of an ™ “a = - ‘Miesiin- Gray lacquer finish; motometer fll Mt only by the new 31-story jl 4 % extensive and competent engineer. truck or cheasis ren Vi (OCR Cap. Reduced to 9075.00. ° ‘bargain: yatura! _Bridge. 1923 Hupmobile Sedan; & tires: Mvestment Co., is now hassis. 1924: Vike 2 bumpers; motometer; spot ’ Immediately avail trade. 2506 &. Jef. parking ight, 2s light. Blue SD ic) quer finish, 5.00. ‘ Ting the last five wears it has 8: brand-new starter, ms, trade. 2508 S Jef $100 0p & —. 1921s, “S2e, Be. embraced in plans for a num- —_ {c) ‘ —— Bt) Try efr eee 4 . 4 »} 1924. fine for delivery other lofty structures which | 1924 Dodge Sedan; & tires, die failed to materialize owing to ZED FORD DEALER wheels; 2 bumpers; stop light: G®eancisi c ‘tion “$t] SS. Kingehichway « a blue lacquer fini iMmancial conditions. With K chase lode ‘eshanicall, perfect. Price ™ now in abundant eupply ires ost ne Mullding operations. the outlook supenebtia 4-pase. Coupe mearded as favorable for this alloon tir . original finish. $675 ut), WMON ee ee ca ~ J. Mullen of 65277 Tindell boule vard—at a time when the wor jwas just beginning to experience the wonders of electricity. The were president and vice presiden’ respectively, of the Moloney con pany, and have remained as op erating officials with the purehasr ing company PB. JAMISON'S NEW HOME IN COUNTY ENGLISH IN DESIGN P. B. Jamison, manager of the Friedmanh-Shelby branch of the Ir ternational Shoe Co., hag let a con tract with the George F. Bergfei\d Investment & Construction Co., for ‘construction at 6105 Lindel 4rive of a residence on a “pretentious scale. On the interior the plan has been go projected as to give vist: through the house from north t» south and east to west, thereby «\: ing an effect of spaciousness. Ti: Pra oe tat entrance hall of Itallan marble of ‘ at Lege MOP oP ‘ontrastis rs, a marble esta): nth and Che ns ut getreets. The V C. Houser. co i ig colo I e 4 Overland Touring: Ss. bal dle seman tage | Oe oe LMM Mddddisssd WitttUttitt YW. OT redone to Sa | was escendé Graae the nena ee. repainted, mechanically | ed as possi- _ “0rd in ur uievar i v I oa platfe ’ t fr Price $350.00. | Storeng pamiting . Yount : ha of Residence just completed at 7053 gs y n niversity alltoa platform, where the sta wer erry able. —~ MAO AAA IOK(¢ WN ¢ Lae + * > >. ee ee eh ee ee a o-eve - ~~ Te > Z , ; “ee ve ““X FPA . AAANANAAAAAANAA AANA >) >» MN SQN WG eee RRR ag ~~ Sow SSAA SSS tO | New Theater Planned. 1922 Studebaker Four; ot M-year lease was recently enamel finieh; 5 tires: O. EK. Chanically. l'rice $373.00 > ee ee ee Stet ae WOOO LOON TIRES | : / rere ar : i “Ay 2 } "EAR COR 7 17.50 each S137 tao d for the northwest corner | . Eeventh and Pine streets Pol Lexington 7-pass Tourtng. h th ise) e Weisels-Gerhard com- 100 tires: tan lecquer finish? by sels Gerhard com ust the ear for service work. Drive 7 &@ B8yndicate, which an- | 's car before buying. Price $37 een plans for a °°? MW Oe ee = ——o ee — _ Oe be i - — . . I a OO ay Aa” om SR See oe SS —-- -story office HOR adi, a | 1924 Oh ya With a theater. The >, Olive i. erroilet gen fe val “ a =orve finish; new tires. Try mechan” “"§ Was planned it rtf = “ oa | Se = . : al! o ligrhy —- Bie '_> . nu ri be , tI 0 ai ’ 8s sreta . 7% I ais ‘ bio ; } ) & uto , . Ser 1} Th ctor - hn Jacoubeck ; 44156 Laclede avenue, , 4 } ’ Buys Ware- , Another notable sale by the Mer- | TY TY ANAGE NEW (entra! 8420 . + hoon mm (20 Gowntows jprees ee ~ epg ene my M rs four-familvy flat for Maude Groom . waiker is ; Cc cagtile Trust Co. was that of a five- REAL PUBLICI FEATURE | The mapagement of the Castie- 19th and Locust St.‘ : eral of these with build- |J. Dowling, 5. ~ tae 7 A tract of 86 acres on the north| +, Bessie Lynam: 1923-25 Chouteau | house on Spruce otreet , ! 4 rT P } € ry I > ‘ sik ™ . — , . ry a nz at 41% ,ortn Lroad 7 1S A : +} 7 Ww A . RB of rn ore than ordinar ; honald, VW . 4 W & sh, H =e 5 ~ * . ° , » ’ + } , 5,4 int . ’ . t , bu! al GE 5 C E © ; ; ne , y NMI G. Seelig, 7. Hy. Hoffman saierry side of Ladue road nas been pur - uvenue, BR fiat and a LOL acloini ing Which If Hel : | T) ler rc : ; ON A - B ple ' a re ' , mae 4s ' way, and oiv &t (Charles street, to tate Co The buwuiléin in " ; Ww. Meyer, “J. Zeller an@ «. J. ins by Hawke i. eee an a for ae wi aa Aime and ‘ e = eens ots a Ponta, fie | A feature of today's real estate | Heal Ee 4 ones reports renewed | ..menacher. The company re- t Ve o Yawitz Corporation, Lease. ot imar bovlevard. Uniwer ' advertising section will be found /|at 68230 De rt ' rh nae 7 ha. -1#¥) ' | . in the Uni oh tn Building | ts cl from the Secre- |Site for a group of houses of the i325 Monroe street, a tenement for whose name is withheld. Frank)... page 9B, in the advertisements | sity City, just east of the Egyptian — tg . Tt E ceived its ‘ narter LP ite ‘ ~ ; “ - . > , ¢. , . ’ ‘ Y tr » rt = + i . a aiinens . Toubt «KY is aaid to Pye interested in Po ee! rd | | butiding It wil! be ready for oceu - Leon tires. . ary ie — — and Be ieee f * , tary Oc La 1a¢ ‘ : The land “as owned by Ra! ph VY Raver vv ood arenue. in Pir a Lawn. , . 7 ‘ geregating this purchase us president of the aeiieete elt. Ciraldin mean Heal ica- | pancy the ri! ee © Decetn ber. . TO Tors Pouinins mage $8. © , pod cor i avenue sain | | Rixby, who was represented in the for Mrs. Jennie McClain to C. A. Downtown — ‘ Ivory Realty Co tate Co., Bush-Burns Realty Co. Mer- The owner of the property te Con you : Fhe ; a . F OmMpieted at a cos sixDy, . } 3 me =e ; : ' 00 were conclud- PrP. Curran of the University Realt» : ened wethio Cleveland: 5651 Vernon avenue, a more than $500,0 . - . , cantile Trust Co. J. L Epetetn & The United Shoe Heel “ALBERT SERST COMPANY transaction by the Cornet & Zeibig pana e for Mrs. Mary L Carter!ed during the last we ek, tl rough | rhe building. which was owned oe Wagner-Grant-Bell Kealty Co \Co. The architect was FPresten / i’ wry , , : ; : a ‘ ; ati > . pas a , s . | ed A : nea ¢> . \" - 7 a: ‘ ‘ ne cl mes F fi taken a long le ‘une of the | Trust in i, a a . agg fF, .... rated of this building which | MOVES T0 615 CHESTNUT ST. | liavward Niedringhaus as pu avenue, @ residence for Alexander|, arouse others pending under lease to the Hyatt Supply Co llean on the property was made & ~ “o. aetna Gans bof and has a frontage of | ‘ Realty lo- ehased two lots in the St. Louis Yule to Benard Radloeff; 6008 Ver- | The Ely & Walker Dry Goods Ce. A business building at 6021-31 These advertisers offer a diversi. |= W. Straus o Co. of Chi } nag E id AY ME “i P Peg Wi r ——ioned. for ect . ' et On Olive street. Th first The Albert Gerst tealty Co., Country Club grounds through the neo? “4 jue, a residence for Mrs. | 4 throuch the Mercantile Delmar boulevard, with a frontage i fied line of real estate investments. bullding te etx stertes Tv hen dcah Ur bo ol mM ae — ring © Oar ; — A a cond floors e Cc ornet & VAs Ib ig y i rust it -. ite tm? } »* been 5 ; . J ones *~ R cllent 6. _q “at qu ire ; = = vs 4: : tat? °4 ¢ 7" , 4 oer? wh « anld thy ough the from subd! tsiones to apartment : cost of the building ercochese peer . i* ta) For ee | ara . “ ‘ [ As ; a4 7 et : , a ware hot ne id } Luiea dt ,o : 7 ; ° | ; ‘cy®) (heap. l’hone (ollas 3100. Fngetsh type count rv house (‘ater a’ : ue, oe rer mene . he pei of The building. which Mi until Trust a to Ant hony i bulldings as well as homes ' 00 ' Whe AT er« “= ‘f Wie. srur arter ‘ ruc - 4 owe ~ t 7 | cated for the past 11 years at 308 a. being |international Life Buliding, has sim © in stores or as 4 /| moved its office to the ground fioo: lat 61: Chestnut etreet - lots. which were owned D3 a ia © “ it’s ss > | we ‘

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p . - . ae lle raep ao SE. Bar ew ae 8s Bs 7 ~ a - a a - t a aoe * wy . » WSS +28 ‘ SS at ee 1G ii te he Be oe ee Pee | a 3 ia fee at fe stl LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH held that indl- | were nare a ee ae - ~~ a Wheat Pools Tax-Exempt in Kansas; today. The court TOPEKA, Kan., Dec. 5.—Wheat vidual members of the poo pools exempt taxation, subject t the Kansas Sy urt ruled « Car *ReiP S& are from taxation ioFf trate = * . , preme (€o n the poo 6th & F LEME Monday Specials The Big White Store will save you 10c a pound on those beautiful mild sugar- cured hickory-smoked Hams. Notin 10 years have you bought Hams at such a price. A genuine 30c walue; % or whole, wap 8 to 12 Ib. av.; Ib.. Li Not since the old days have the downtown shoppers had such a treat. Have yeur lanch Monday in our =BSit Fresh Pork Heck ated Nang nd a eg OO ood sta ase Dealers evr gyary INCLUDING “Muraltenes Rainbew Blends ago the Pathe Pho SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 6, 1925 naan —_ FORMER ST. LOUIS eerste me NEWSBOY THRUMS WAY 10 WEALTh - —_—-——— — Cliff Edwards, Now Famous as ‘Ukulele Ike,’ Rode the Rods Out of St. Louis Nine Years Ago. _——————— Cliff mcwarua, and now ver as “kulele 4 leben return to his ty this week as a vaudeville head once a famous the worl ne ._ ‘= ike. a newsbDoy the edie a Atta years ago Edwards sold Broadway and of 14 and fora few hs earned the majestic salar. a week as a trap drummer d Peoples Palace Theater reets. NOW Sixteen papers at Ulive t as a lad at the 0] = nin nm a NI | a , ixteent ar larket st his total! records, puodli appearances falls . ra) ry. - icome fr "oO ).000 a vear ortune and internation- the four- instrument common college campus and in ories. youthful rise to his present . «7 on 41. Le entertainer’s state of afflu- and princely rank among “blackface” songsters was mostly | iue to that great American instru- ment. the phonograph, and therein Neg an engaging story of reciproca- tion. A little less than three vears ynograph and Ra- ence the age of 5. Edwards, as a Pacific lived road, Edwards was Mo., came his parents he 1] * TT} X > had the r. for a frei spent his TT ads ja to * > * ‘ tna NS ative of Hannibal. but ' © Cc ond Ra ar now ector ilroad. variously and > —_ ha rn to in St. eaiivs on last ni Bridge. ght train Indian- was tre cke! Mo. Hanniba! Louis with two brothers at His father. dead. Edward Was emp loved 4444 North Broadway and eider brother. SIG a ) HOLDUP AT OFFICE. = F AUTO CONCERN Three Robbers Point Re- volvers at Men and Wo- men Employes of Firm at 2921 Locust. Three armed ommanded him to A second res Merry money lay.” up FH. secretary and S: esmanager and also guarded two girl stenographers and the woman Miss Bernice R Hf tha emp) ~~ * “+ +e» * becokkeeper one oyes, fainted The robbers departed with the overlooking $155 in a —-* ; "oOney (_@S A 2 —— = — —- Tague is certain is that laughter. mistake had ody of Miss Irma Tague, . . _~- * _ ren.s Ya dy music. Loca! authorities believe de ut will continue their in- the cause of last spring when she cams of his in the S UGAI her missing Ye With $1.00 Otheses, French Blend WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN Diamond Rings Special DIAMONDS, DINNER RINGS 50 DUNN’S 52 Years at 912-14-16 Franklin Av. These Are All in the Very Latest 18-k Mountings *10>, *15=, *25=,*35= 18-k. White Gold Mounting Cluster of 3 Diamonds Coffee, 3 Ibs. Finest G Coffee, Ib.. New Dates: . pound (1925 crop) Celebrated Idahe & 1925 crop, 5-Ib. pail........ $2 Stamps with 2 pure reah ene all a hea crop of Split Green Barley, Prunes, and Apricots. Couns in Ga 7 WE - k 00 Money Refunded Main 2 Sell heaters of Pest-Dispatch Wants, 10 C&h ae = - AT. Dect — é, ASSOCIATION LECTURE W’KINLEY § IS GIVEN ON PHILOSOPHY $1,000,0¢ Will he 7 imate With Aim of Devel- Heard of Individuality, Cabanne Léteary. of > matinee : ° was Cook nm mY tt »phy mace is F-. afternoon at » Library. The es one Fa m prof ( oo* of the Tent fort ea reern' — ’ : Everplay attachment oe record as eeen threag @ Stop Changing | One Everplay Attaci Outlasts 27,000 Ord Phonograph Nee The Ev erplay: : 2 Plays etary. word distineti+ 5. Each tene le sweet and clear. \ Pies osts mere than one goed rrreord Marve perfectiy ° - Keceerds. FOR SALE BY G. C. SAV 515 N. Theres Pe ey re ee Se ae ST. LOUIS, M Corporation made” him by a tryout a recording after haif a dozen other con- turned him 4d “Made” the Pathe Company. Then on the very first record he went on such a rampage of popu- larity that he “made” the Pathe aa 7° ry". . - » f a * Thousands have already taken advantage of the amazing Pompey. 228 Sem ye as oe , ' totaled aroun now values being offered during this sale. All we ask of you is 7 = raze. Last year the ~ ao per 25 Traded-in Phonographs Victors. Cotembias, & 15> , Edisons and other wb . makes. All tn good Vecorted Pact + Liha te = —— : n iii re 44 Ii > 2. AO A MSE SIERO F that “+- — *-Fargo Express , arrh‘¢? - ae? ee 2 — tar was to the wagon ; ; ‘ | i | be represented by three become a Finally T got thar ——. 32 tran ferme. and Art-ae —— a ‘ ets " ~ +> ~ # ~\ os Cc. Wnom he an- imced have already been elected erder. Cholce at mer ‘hen all other ‘ohs were ; work in co-opera- ,* 7 t. ‘® aU in ® ? znhan brn > te. Be _ eee ie : he wasn * 5.95 rior TO Si ty, which will Ident nd : ce and was a!way3) ordinated efforts the >. a. teachers = et em Eh much of a stu getting in trouble, both at : °* = SO ee PA a OR Pr Pe WAFFLE IRON o4 LOOK FOR There Is Only ONE Webster's THE BI«, Webster’ “e STORE REMEMBER THE NAME AND NUMBER out CHOOSE RECONDITIONED FURNITURE For XMAS Gifts Missing Girl's Body Sent Home ve Years, a Asm learned a Piano finisher and als GI play the ukulele. My ment ukwu! fitted up with = a. &, sNEVA, N ~ wasn'ta ele at + an tn Low Prices PO AR Saat SBE BIN OE - . a P Saitenaetnmnetitiials edna tie = a - > é o «te i ® - ae . 7. Exchange Store, Seventh and Market Streets Anapo.is enn sain St. Louts Passed time and spent his! across the ri brief engagement STORES Tul-108 NW. SIXTH frem Unien Wkt. ' i ’ | $6.56 ELECTRIC HEATER dust the — for that cool DINING TABLES Oak and Wal. Values to $50 $5 and $10 *.°° Cash Union's Exchanze Store .$10.00 Tron Beds ohs.$8.00 Wire Sprin COAL RANGES Values U $2.00 fo $100 4 $35 = Th 122 Cash Liver Sausage “"™ ° Union's Exchange Store Pure la rd 1h hen Tables $2.00 Library Tables . . — ica a ail a e . Bettle refidered. ib meed Noekers. , $5.00 « enter Tables Steaks td SIRLOIN, Rot WD. BLRBANK POTATOES —> pounds DRESSERS All finishes. Values Up to $75 $10 and $15 2” Cash Union's Exchange Store Tar ’ *-* ee ne ae ee REE ER pel Date gop seo ogy Ree ee ind 323- 325 DeBAL!YIERE anteed Seuth of Waterman. EVEREADY FLASHLIGHT=— /| compicte een with 793c te: RRS EI IS Monday and Tuesday SMOKED HAMS eo biggest value time fer F -="er- = lh er haif ID. Frankfurters Minced Ham bles .. Phonogra a , ry (Gsateleg Ta T L. J I artanhla rol * * . im a ete ee FO ne ee aes oe ge ETS - = Bee ns lee Has Brother Living Here. Whole Since September Edwards has been appearing in ‘’S: ’" a mu- sical show starring Maryliyn Miller the Amsterdam Theater in Combination Ranges $100 to $7 $5.00 $175 Valaes Cash Union's Exchange Store BEGIN AT |! hehe 3 ‘ Note These Values Very Carefully They represent savings from one-third to one-half of the regular prices on Electrica] Products of well-known reputation. Table Grill Stove—Value $12.50 new. $10.75 Toasters—Value $5. 00, now | 3-Piece Leather DAVENETTE SUITES $100 $3 $3.00 V alues Cash Union's Exchange Store .. 33.00 Wardrobes ..$10.00 $10.09 Brass Beds $5.95 COLONIAL BEDS $35 $] $1.00 V alues Cash Union's Exchange Store —_—— —~ -— FLOOR LAMP SPECIALS FINE BRASS BEDS $50 $] $1.00 V alues Cash Union's Exchange Store Beauty $ 2. 29. $ 1.95, - $10; special $ 6.95 | Toaster Stove, very reliable ..$ 1.49 Boudoir Lamp, pelychrome finish $ 1.85. yesterday ost of his tim is | | ~a, gokart Electric Percolater, 8-cup _ ..$ 3.95] STR Tics he bea net seco se eee ae _ +e. Simmons Beds Universal Percolater, newest styles, specially. years. oa | aa ——— METAL DA-BEDS 15 priced $7 5 $1.00 Marda Xmas Tre Set Mik 3-25 = none New Eng, Walnuts 25 nen TABLES $55 $ 1 0 $1.00 Union’ s Exchange Store Genaine Mazda Lamps in vari- TASHINGTON Dec en Poand $10 2: FM c | Ng ELECTRIC C0 ] ] l V alues Cash ae , . 7 Union's Exchange Store ous colors; made in ceontinuens | ' ; iter MeNad M st. Louis type permitting aay number of , f th > Ww ¢ Fesers ca rocay HB Pork Sausa . pelt | a 7 : a j . ma . : Link or leone. ee > Union's Exchange vane 821 N. SIXTH ST. ming star teoarding chid’ wet | ee AGM Ee eee ite health Butt = Ih. 4 gy Union’s Exchange Store, Seventh and Market PORTERHOUSE ye YELLOW ONIOVNS— Seund, dry: 3 peands GRAPEFRI IT—Large 54 weize. S fer | $25 V aiues WELFARE 1 DIRECTORS’ MEETING Mrs. Walter McNab Miller to Have (Charge of Section at Washington = oe Bridge Lamps Complete $0.25 a aes Cie nn 00 te. oboe (hairs. Rock- $3.00 ers, Bene $3.00 “BOW-END BEDS > ——_— Se 7 7 'a sets to be connected together oo a eget ee ES eee Tee wr “ ethers ad@d@wertti«ae Por hentai DMamend« sad Jo - , on credit—<bink of Te- —s the eritgitnater— years Se E Another Missourian tha meeting nsas (tty Mail Orders Given Prompt and Carcfu! Attention fare ed af s Mrs. s of Ka te: Se Moi foes tage oe: Sis

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pOST- “DISPATCH _ ' DECEMBER 1925. | | 3 LOUIS POST-OISPATCH _ 3B =e ee — —— —--- ——— anak ot mill cm el | 7 weather. Total construction e- | WIEDEMEIER'S $15,000 0 | SUGART eee SETTLEMENT ail REQUIRING SHARING _ PARTOF HIGHWAY NO. 2 ix. SxS": "te umen VER 10 SHEN continue their in- = be 1 miles of grave! surfacing and the cause of her Sag Serics, With Aim of Devel- | Will Be 7500 Feet Long and Elim- ‘ OF PROFITS STIRS MEXICO 25 miles of concrete ) Saree Chief of Detectives Katser Loses had been missing 10 lbs. C, & H. t of Individuality, Heard | inate Switching Delays | Effort to Retain the Money hg when she came Granulated .- ae Cabanne Library. | at Venice. POSTER. CONTEST TO CLOSE Pending Final Disposition. ic. With 1. 00 ys summary of the history cf A $1,000,000 approach to the_ E | Circuit Judge Franklin Miller, $ Other Goode phy was made by Prof. | east end of McKinley Bridge will} Labor Measure Giving mployes Right to Ex- ene Winners in Women's I-x- yesterday dismissed a writ of pre- French Blond ie. Cook in a lecture yes-|, . 1. ine St. Louis, Troy & Relatives of Miss Ella Ryan to ‘ E | Western Half of Concrete to Be| position Event on Wednesday. | hibition against an order directing ww afternoon at the Cabanne | : ee ee | Receive * One-Fourth of Es- | amine EBooks O mpioyers and Fix | ‘inished This Week, Pi | The poster contest conducted by Chief of Detectives Katser to turn Coffee, 3 Ibs... eo i» Library. The address was | Eastern Railway next year, to give | . - . aaa | ° | Finishe WS eek, riep- ithe St. Louis School of Fine Arts) $15,239, impounded from John Vy, Finest Guatemala P raf 8 series given every Satur- it a direct connection with St. Louls| tate—Residue to Charities. Earnings Has Passed Chamber. meier Announces, ¢\for the National Women’s Exposi-| Wiedemeier, over to Sheriff Schux Coffee, Ib : Ble by Prof. Cook under the aus- | and provide Se ee ae | | tion, to be held in the New oli-/ler. The petition for the prohibie ’ Ce ereecce., } Sof the Denton J. Snider As-/ its pres nt terminus hace > covet wl. | By the Agsociated Press. . The bill as passed by the Cham- seum Feb. 16-22, will close Mon- tory order was filed by Chief Kats- Very Best Coffee, aan, formed recently to “per-| Louls to this sriag dren tegen’ ahaa vied’ A stamens Ss.e0 will arengage MEXICO CITY, Dec. 5.—A feel-|Ler empowers employes’ commit-| BY the Jefferson City Correspond-| day morning. The judges will an-/| er, against Judge Calvin Miller of ound Mite Dr. Snider’s memory and| [he approa ride cs ahi 7 te oppapd the estate of Miss Ella Ryan /,,, ranging from uncertainty and /tees to examine the books of the:r ent of the Post-Dispatch. ‘nounce the winners Wednesday |the Court of ¢ riminal Correction, P Pea ee. o og i} on his work at the Com- | concrete, cs piel serge hing = us employers, ascertatn earnings and| JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 5.— ‘afternoon. The contest, which is| who directed Chief Kaiser to ve . hic unded.”’ |long and will cross surface dines oe 685 , ) : o a sto New Dates; A oy bing eet epaamees jong peng i track The ap- | Judge Hamilton’s court yesterday | profits and fix the amount of profits | Concrete paving of the western half | limited to women students of the| liver the funds into the custody o pound (1925 Cc ae association ee wtege “ | se : “aly "| vails among business leaders here, _to be divided among the workmen. | , :, ’ n ~ ; School, is to obtain a poster depict-|the Sheriff. rop) | »" ' to participate in intellectual proat hi W it] ‘ liminate ds lays caused i give the st. ing the progress of women. There | After the attorney for Judge Cale Celebrated Idaho T . gt we The idea is to pro-| by a city ordinance of Venice for- who were a niece and three neph-j ing the proposed ‘new labor law. declining this inspection mola ines | Louis-Kansas City “Airline” route are more than 75 entrants. vin Miller had held that the Cir. 1925 crop, *. “free and ethical individ-| bidding — the was ein ianeed me Ba en ews, one-fourth of the estat@# and)... ' » the things, re-| Stead, paying a flat 10 per cent ‘across Missouri, will be completed! A woman's congress will be held | cuit Court had no jurisdiction tn a”, dan environment favor- over its streets except during the | | | }'which, among other 5S, ten fees on | | , arr adverse {im conjunction with the exposition|the matter, the petition was dis- 5-Ib. pail. . : “an ' rs — heneficiaries named in the will the , loves Salary bonus to all employes. next week, barring adyerse | aati to fullest self-expression hours between dusk and dawn. | geen on quires profit-sharing ‘with employes. | ,;and a number of prominent speak- | missed on a motion by the plain« $2 Stamps with 1 Ib. f : “@} were named | fostered by orga nized labor, the | Hille ers have been obtained. ‘tiff’s counsel. ure Du C charities a@d churches were n: vl PP acndeaiiin of| it requires 80 per cent of th be open for traffic from Boonville | Pp tch ocoa.. 1 Z ere. ee in the will. The estate is valued at/bill has passed the Chamber Cc employes of every concern to »selto Kansas City by Christmas, or a/ : y “4 . A | ipproximately $40,000 by Thomas | Deputies and is pending in the | wexicans, and stipulates an eigh‘*-|few days later, Chief Highway En- Fresh crop Holiday N , : 1) (Cannon. attorney for the plain- . : . Ute, , ¥ ial ‘, . o i " ¢ rs , S- ; " | Split Green Peas Rice, ee a ql ,ment the Redemptorist Fathers of 1e@ iabor leader | ing their work. Employers ie length, near Soonville. ant ae | $ 00 . Barley, Prunes, ; ine et - ; . ane Oconomowoc, Wis., will eweene Sage unamended, denying the shall provide medicines and medi-!er 1400 feet in length, near Sweet) 3! Pe ; ae 4 De | of 3716 Page boulevard in Circuit apprehension to positive alarm pre- > balance of the property. Catholik Workmen to Fix Minimum Pay. ! weather, and the concrete road will and A ricots. 45 i , iN “- 4 4 one-fourth of the $19,900 original- charge by some industrialists that cal attention, pay hospital bills ond| Springs, are being laid with con-| That Am eee P | bee | WS 8 . |ly bequeathed to them. A propor- it is unduly burdensome or unfair, Pay wages while the ill or injured | crete, and would have been fin- ftionate cost of the settlement also a pt SRE employe is unable to work. ished this week except for bad Cold is taken from the bequests to the| ™ Einployers are required to pay 4, weather, Piepmeler said. When | : he 1 Could Examine Books After eleven years of almost : — | Little Sisters of the Poor and Sie- OW BARNA pOmS- minimum wage sufficient to provide they are finished about three weeks C h . . . 3 Di d Everplay attachment on record as seen through magnifying glass. fers of the (;00d Shepherd, to | They say the Mexican workman the necessaries of life, with some will be required to cure the new | oug miraculous results in private lamonds & r | — /whom valuable real estate was left. | has known extreme exploitation |money left for amusement purposes. | paving. Then the broad ribbon of | | G _ : h w ll-known 1 , A vequesi of Ata oP sean es spas and miseruble living conditions Workmen's committees are to d¢-|conerete will unwind from Boon- I ippe practice of the e - 0 an in ee es > of St. Louis University for masses |° 3 “% termine in each plant the exact ville 100 miles westward to Kan-| *,*@ physician who perfected it, 4 South Broad ) to be paid in full One of the and has been notoriously underpaid minimum wage. oem: Cite Bronc tis ; : . : One Everplay Attachment |} provisions Of the settlernent is that Some improvements have been Employers must educate some of | Two small gaps remain in the'| M-K 1s now being offered to silver and gold belonging to the| made since the revolution, they their workmen in technical col-!| conerete fr Boonville eastward | . — y Carry It? , 7 ‘Chapin ae or oven St. Louis. Its beneficial ef- Order by Phone Pho Outlasts yy f O0n Ordinary estate be melted and ueed for “ud admit. but more retorms are ne eded leges, and, in the case of large PS- ito Columbia: one of 1400 feet and d | ont-Dispatch _Wante je m more than one good record: vars perfectly on all Phonosrap Peers peer os Ry lapel ON S10 BRIBE CHARGE IN CHICAGO BOMBING INQUIRY i..." utes ue? tn’"yeoSein: utmost skill of alleged that thelr aunt was not of stretch will be gravel-surfaced. The | FOR SALE BY leged that thelr § S Accepted Cash From | 3 retch wi g rfa : aid to Have Accep a the physician ‘sound and disposing mind wh.n/| | Grand Jury Keturns Seven Addi-|.mainder is concrete. The co.-| Man in P« sion of a C SAVILLE fore,yshe died. ) “tees ag tional True eee ‘8 Picad lcrete now extends from St. Louis! wan 1 d h Wa e ° : | Miss Ryan was 62 years old. She | ' Helfrich, 28 Not Guilty. eastward about 65 miles to High Patrolman Bernard she made the will on the day be- . : By the Associated Preas. Hill, a stretch. of three miles, near | ; hi | years ol attachtd to the Soulard . . : - : . ‘ 515 N. Theresa was the last of three sisters to di years old, attach o en CHICAGO, Dec. 5.—Seven indict-| }iigh Hill, being graveled. From MENTHO-KRFOAMO — sy ™ | Street District, was ordered sus- ST L ao MO - pocumonen within & week in pended by Police Captain Kirk | ments naming 16 persons, bringing that stretch to Mineola the road is | = ’ shar: ry 709 ‘as va" te de } . : i a rravel.e« ‘fac P P . O U onde] February, 1923. It was contended | vesterday and will face charges be-| the total voted to 25, were re- gravel-surfaced and a atretch of | Reg. U. 8S. Pat. Office by the plaintiffs that her mental- |; e Poli :- | 10 miles beyond Mineola is con- H d eds . ¢ "¢ > or | } c lice ( ommis- a . oe @ » 3 — ni. ard ity had been affected by the shock | fore the Board o , turned today by the special grand creted. The remainder of the ro; a| t un r 8 ° tters ; sioners of conduct unbecoming an roa A liquid preparation by a physician in }] Are being constantly re- of the deathvof her two sisters, | ‘jury investigating bor — in ““i- tg Columbia is gravel-surfaced. i Mrs. Catherine Watson./and Miss! : ~ ; cago during the ta: year. The} Paving of 32 miles of the road sin ee Frank Warren, 71 years old, a ' Vi —_ - ' Lube. : Klizabeth Ryan. rhe three has : ter. living at 1825 South|Jury was discharged] ‘after makings jin Callaway and RBRoone counties is Clinton, Iil.—is com ceived from places where carpe } ; j } y nH aw a , et) . e j ~~ ived together at the Page boule- eng ati its report. held up, as has been told, by the pounded from Menthol _ . ‘ Sleyvyenth street, complained that bw | “ . ts Eleventh p eee ek: aaa eee : M-K has been sold—in which officer. anerom he was visited by the policeman Fight persens Fulton Injunction sult, still pending |} (U. 8. P.) and Creosote , about 11 p. m Nov. 29 that the! during the investigation, arraigned in the courts, | (U. 8. P.) and contains the merits of this wonderful , . am on charges f nalictous nischief, | Constructio Tork del d | ose ' a Ww Two-cell; complete with 79c Naval _ trict ms New York, under ada. S- shake wackted **cn ‘Cites Gifts oe : tt compel 2 an o> + en te rt “gi ae The robbery was one of five | | wont ae Ae ae FIOOR | WALL DESKS AND FANCY BOOK- | > | a ao «4 proceeding, ecause of weather “pag ial . - ; | LAMPS—Pelychrome, walnat and ma- Iron Beds 4 : eS ES en Se ae ae ee Pi ‘conditions hazardous to the divers, | ~™!¢h Occurred between 6 and 7 p. hogany finish bases; ae aL | at: ste pry 2 designe and Wire Springs : ‘'m. Morris Cohen of 2220 Biddle ; of shades; 7.75 °? | ue $32.00 tT a: weéwesun . + ek Seah dealer, Was held’ on i | "y proud te have ome .._. 3 IRON, $12.95 cord ve = BS ONED FURNITURE A : “$3.95, f $7.50 Sunbeam $7.50 American Beauty — a 8 the een he a th and Market Streets from ee , . ) ART GLASS TORCHERES—W ainat co ) by two negroes in his office and and mahogany; per pair, $12 00 CHAIRS—All the tatest ptm ye AL RANGES ; robbed of $30. Hayden Long, night ; “- vi . V including cord and plug . } ; a’ } it " Z fe ‘OOTTL you hoelatered i ollk. Val U | BEGIN AT INGALLS AND BE GLAD manager of the filling’ station at If sf ou have from rt ‘ie FANCY MIRROKS—Everyhody wants or edeurt ‘2 100. $35 ag | j a eet Sas ee ee : and mitered corners; only cushlome ... «scans fo $100... Cash ¥ | 2 DON ] 60 BROKE WY rear room by one man with a re- ing a ‘‘Sunbe ‘alll. ? Require es nog 'T Pol h 1 Ss k Hand! : ; . ‘volver who escaped with $25. A : . . olycnrome ron moker . Union's Exchange Store F- a : Vay grimy, middle-aged man in over- | basement and as quickly installe d 4 Rete Op can enjoy Summer Heat by install-f | fy tem. in plate, fancy designs @ 15 5() | sad reversible , ye alls got $10 when he threatened Vm S rs stove. Our represen- Cash and Carry Library Tables WS | Buying Xmas Gifts — Julius Geselishap, confectioner at | as a heating stov le "3 d ex- Walnut-frame Picture, 12120.... Center Tables ....... . Get Them All at Our Store 1079 South Newstead avenue, with tative Ww il] eall if you esire an : 1i-quart Alumingm Kettle a weapon concealed in his pocket. ; ite ¢ = onderful he ating svstem. White Pnamel Bath Stool 3-Piece Leather ) NEXT YEAR » | | Bernard Ashby of Overland Par} plain the merit: if this Ww nd t Doty Vacuum Swceper DAVENETTE SUITES ; ; . PAY was strong-armed in the alley be- A XMAS PRESENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ; When you don't need the money, as ' hind 1325 Morgan street, by a ne- $100 $30 $3.00 Values... Cash Al you always need it just before NA geaiead. vebines at bee — ) DOWNTOWN STORE Union's Exchange Store { T YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD n SIX WEEKS’ VACATION Bf] For three. wtfits Only... ese. eee meer) | ACE PAY $1 PER WEEK So ee ete cu cxoco (AH. Gruendler Hardware Gof f| i mt oo. o's Christmas. 706-707 LUCAS AV.— Wardrobes Brass Beds ; | weal? a . 4\} the automatic traffic signal at | 1018-20 Cass Avenue 1 Jerms OPEN ANY EVENING BY APPOINTMENT | Diamond $500 | | : : 7 JEWEL : . Kingshighway and the intersection Est. 1884 Central 1444 , on 2. : ELGI NS $25 “= 4 | unipdrglaes, which-was pol-an i ,, on OPEN SATURDAY EVENING which was put out $35 ¢ ; wo " Values $] chery | Everything in Diamond Jewelry of operation about six weeks ago UNTIL 6:30 O'CLOCK | by direction ef Mayor Miller, was Union’ . Exchange Store : = FOR HIM FOR HER ae oe nen a —i> — —- ee f the Traffic Coun@l. in. the JEWEL PS ) ‘ . “a Ihiamond Rings Diamond KRing- ’ of the Traffic Coun@gil. in the Mang te | ae e hy airs. Roe k- , ; ' Me rist Watches Diamond Bar Pins . meantime ifs —— ’ and **Ga,"’ FAAP: ers Ber e} a - * Pocket Watches ce ts eae signs *:ad been covéred with card- PIPELESS FURNA ‘ Sm . >. RR $3.00 3 one ag Ae Pen and Pencil Sete board and a red lantern hime on ’ “4 -~Ty | Colored Sitk Umbrellas . s (off Links it by nignt —_ - . - ; , i = DAVENPORT TABLES j Pen & Pencil Sets — 7 oa : | Mavor Miller was of the opinion Heats all of the rooms and halls com- 1 : 206-208 N. TWELFTH BLVD. signet Rings 4 ‘ . ' woarf Pine ete gr f that this signal was a nuisance (o fortably and ‘‘saves coal. Requires $45 $1.00 f . ) : = having “ets traffic amd served cOmparatively . alled Vv ft | Wrist Wat h , Watch Bracelets ace basenient. Installed in - | alues Cash | . C es Ink Stands | stoi te cme few pedestrians. Director of Streets small space In ba | : — Gold Kate (per . — : ' : sé : . ua > , rw bs Union's Exchange Store | 12 Kic., hte ag oh and Sewers Brooks had a survey, one day Th ithout cutting wal — ——---- a | , 0 near made showing that numerous pe- representative will call at your e¢on- a, a cla din Pahersaeeniliiealld o * | , : ) eel age BA, Aes rt =? iICK F ee rg a f! oe - re , or r a 63 — : D y Ch , tm Sh I Earl Seventh and Market uy Suienian 2 be ereaiG—think ot Te. COME QU | | . Seatac wrtplin ca dipuiiaae TERMS IF DESIRED —__ | o10ur ristmas opping y Salis, th “ hoice See. © originator—t5 years Early Buyers Get Best C Oo in use. The Traffic <ounrcil de- cided that the signal was useful. ~

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as aa ll fom _#*® 1200 APARTMEN TS, DWELLINGS. HOUSES, FI AN wd ha SSSR annem en enone im, o rae FIRM REPORTS Ste eee, eee _ DECEMBER 6. 192: ee ry SALES TOTALING $237, 100 ___Apartment Sold and Des; MENTS FO" RENT apy West Nursery (Co as bought the Fa Heze!) farm Py pl On Olive Street read at Rapman Stat: on. The n “reery com.- Pany intends +. Use this land as a eee 80 108 terse pliant oe.) perme | om beth sides of 4 : ‘Oad ar Groby avenue “toltman Rea! 4 tke tie eth ee oe os. * eke ae . pase rT - APARTMENTS FOR RENT ap APARTMEN Tl « nh — i I dea SH or ‘ orne a wile le APARTMENTS FOR RENT, clede 431" asonebie. PRANC iS US REALTY CO | } os For homelike surroundings a) é f lude the fn? ; ring 4 " . ] ner af Ve ‘vom avenue and ™& a See the new fire: & eth buyer and se; n t} i 46 Tansaction. : . ts This firm aise reports Sules ih mmeeRting to $237,100 which ; Minth I Huntington Avr i'@ and sele-+ apartment 5000 Pershing Avenne : home- Seeker “—— ; , “a 4 St i. SE £79 = . ' , ‘2e@ attractive an @xclusiv tsh! - Leute ~ Be , ome, steal heat 89 5 Om apartinens jg ates —Desirable 3-| * . dq pape wil re Apartment | Two, three and four room apartinent oe | flees ween = “ Mertiate possession lesirable location in the eftty. The environments ot ts : ‘ : -— an > , * P 2 . ws : . = + = ° my ; - 4 ir i? e, i hangs ~ Ep faee’ eatin aoe piardwaed fisors, decorate. : neoec: | #Peak for themselves. The combination of a city's ‘hte home-like com‘ t, Wi bh atitomat ) i Seeman: 3808 chee ot. : s- : if cane NOY at tas > *5 00! BeAcKSEoS EE OO.. ITN. oth | Most envied aoa, of the apartment to the as ing ice water, shower amd tu! . | i j re , : “we South am | et _-F 145° " Ey . e 4 - ; iat fold to at for Christian J. Re... i is 5 ae 2826 No Grand? trie ras®, $700. 82.30! rooms. oper. df! " _ 00r; 4) est Park, hag characterised th © Wiltshire as ene er venlences if ee wee BH. Horst. esoo..; | fs 536 arid rd floor north SUGENE ALTHEIMER 917 ‘ | Sulldings of the city toda Ce _ con q * ente ¢ vers i aun -5 On SEL rR _Chestn * ad 2 2 y ¥. ; r aver l¢ a) 2 y 4 = ~, ~ — _—— s : 2 MM) a, : Alfred Raer: ‘ > = ! ” /. wear, © 148 BI AC KST¢ yN , TT ‘ —S SS ——— ; rt e@ttgwer : a : : 2 gis ea: janitor “ T 4 ; i ‘ ; . nn ~ i ’ . : 7A “ ; ate a )* r 4 ’ - } : . PY ye e + ™ _ Li ; ° - I ‘ - I . na 2 ga: age an nA a ~ J e" > . ater aru 5) ia fay " z service y - “sPARTMENTS | EN APA ‘ ni . a ’ onw, . =! . . - 7 ‘ " ™ 4 ; . oo tS re ita ~ . e > ' ; 4 ne te ‘ : ’ — -. : ‘ %, ;, : & 4 : me is apartn ene if? W AGN ER-G N BE West 1enr S , : 7..? $ “7 y~S Want ~o a) - RA} A J ; iy ae z= #44 a — , an . ‘ —_ —— ; id 4i@ey dad . : ; > > ? — ————— —————— — a. ~ WovEey ER & Co.. m \ MS eT . - re » . 7 . ’ — i, on . “ \ VA 6 1, | ¥ xy, Say | —100_ Nae Mai aie. Internationa] Life Blég.. 723 | skeping pm ®, reasons . 7 7 » ©) _ > : —— n as @ _ _ °° _ a : 15 uKe Oo I ere FR i. 2. 2/4 ¢ “ AP. LR TME 7 ~ \ * 7} Li | 7 . . er a —— -*% ~~ m7 re cn i J ‘ is XQ Tio - . vo * r. eB $4 al ‘a Od an rn —— _. aN _— —— ~~, a wat eat *° — ‘a ul ding “wie \ ia oa " 3 ge ron ns a mort ts Mm M4 ya - a oe 4 C a ~ nd : “ ; ‘. ’ = + ce en? -: 58 > « Pp = . i> Ss ve Phart R. E. Co. wT ; eT tT > \ Rar Seu , ' 104 vy mem “@ lan ‘ - ‘ne a . + i ; tad’ T > qr? 4 = - . . we | . ¢ ‘ ’Ontage -¢ a«? alta. th and Cheetnné = ei J . +2 aid M94 id " or Ellen Smith , Tr -) —_—— _— aSstnhu ~ VINGHAM ‘tT. 49°7_. . 4 ‘ - ‘ r . ¥-reem ef- ; *. > > - . ene ww" , ? i ; - a« ; g : ry O ; | > 2 7 ng ‘ar P ser = *- al Wp “ = M — } ’ @ a ys ding. for 7 , . t hot meter a Eee ABANNE. 6400—4 reco un parlor: The House of 3 House of Environment” — id - ;, rm . ? ene A... 5 . . ue \ a " ™ 7 } [ Be ore 7 2 enn mo 4° ‘JL ] NDEL! “hase ce . ; tr ’ Ca ee ae aniter ‘aa —— — , bes u stent : . “a a pa" 4 4 artments oat ‘ oo : : aaa : IVE - “ . . o su t im “3a i? + "ge for rU bie oa « . a — SS a: ine wT -6* n elf va r wre " VY 328... ome care ~ _—— - L AT THE G. ATES vt ORTH ~ a Lo J te) st. bh ePn WwW Rekar? 19a laf NM aveny ae ne - a 7 I rooms and | hdaths : ‘rat a re serv |. se . at Ss BLE. Nea ow y | +4 frame residence ¢ Loneta Ber ~ SHENANDOAH AVENUE SALE | ‘ —s $499 an SEAN Aw \ > SN 7]2 esirut jar 4:17 INGLE U N] rs 215 WATERMAN - 4 ie . . ii a = a - - 49 - : - — . = nl ill ——" ® - — - . = = “I> ~ “? rry ~* ; ~waan~- , -... ~ . : — aie a : é . : ; , Ss] } Vs ] «¢ _ L \ = - —{ > ces ra © aba 4 a . ie : ° Fred W Mever ‘21 Kenty , MADE BY DAL ~ >. ern ) Coma 2 athe: 2 gs — tig a, 7 _ ~‘*80 floor wegt- five ™ — of —y Fee room, —aetes dressing reom rent ' A > ana barn with sun Gia s. ¥ avenve res Gar a - * ‘% _ ~ ge: = - —— F = a © | \ 9 : - . shower an runnin ire ater. : - » Ss “@ *% wd «i = - . (wy : * ’ : i ‘ Ww “ hy Sart ger Rah IN : “7° . praz «tes " : 280 O00 , _A fe ROR *sinut « large Closets, linens, eooding utensils, ai, a it , RODEMLER rt « e.. —_ N¢ oveee Bruckner: 1531 Buck ava. erty Real Estate ) MASHINGTON: 3 ABANNE 537)—_t-. > ~ phone, ete.—and up to shes, maid servien, Main 4124. A delight ore nue e ttage far Mi > \4 aed -, report ——- hg ‘ losed thea fo eat , . tis Mil Dar r ; - M I" ’ "bed “a = _ - = beg — rs, ‘s ’ . nor ... ‘ W ved wn _ rh Wier a » ” : - , Pry a * igegea a mins and g race I7sS A soe Janit > eal , > oak — _—ve ~ 4 I ° ~~ thy o~ , aie ™. suUPty ay ‘ om : genste ‘2 acres a prong . sty » Shenandoah avennyu ~ WAT sto ee ee too4 , ; ———— Main Stx L L ROOMS Ag ~-. E .. ioe = Bie OTe Ing Poreh 5 anecnester road and Barth, d ave- four-family flat jn the new Shaw io rooms. & bathe I7S An CABANVE 5 (‘TWO BATHS) “ce & R SCOTT S00 Chestnut. —__RANCTS 7} thers to menerene Realty Co. and!Garden Addition, vs h flat havi; oS WATERMAN—34 foes BED. GARACK: JANMoR we vie A HOME WITH | COMPL ETE HO ATE. 74+—Fitet south: @ rooms : , siete avin ee ue a. ie Ss sou 2 ad a = ethers to Ny ~hwartz Mat ar ? _ TEL a: na ets?) Dar aiid sit PTDL: ° : ; oF | , - ‘ees. ' vatns, hardwood ° sleeping 2 (ABANY 42e , OPEN $0500, = = : sae . ae m thi a rm alea reports recene f OoOTrs ar d steam heart sola far +h . = por - -IW. - ee ee "i ———— ——_—_—X====- == im ate —— 3- mem? « at ' Pa le Ans amoune!n ng tn $945 A . a count , May. Ry j " ag e ’ ; . an \ 175 en . , ‘ ' -_*— 5 rn { carase A - —_ bias _—- x ri —_ ~ & = —— = ns oe put ala - e Rus 7i ims : \ mre ’ = — ——— ——————— — "= a7 BUILDING. Fi FEN $92) Shenandoa) avenue, four-fan - . P “ry —— 2, ae 7. oto -Third floor eunt. | oe rs Re . , ‘ ~ reome - 1TES 9g ~ Peyapeten = i « a~ i) ion ~~ Pug BUNGALOWS ON GRAC apartment-fat eaek goes te it Pas ) ae “ct etic: | 10 MS, E ir Jar "6 vreeme tile beth soe rerare ‘ : i i ‘ or - [) WAS * SItR rnra! 44 1 oo " ’ : “— lard pen vr 4 l4 W | a \s ¥ L $c1o—7F roon ‘. ' cal “hr Sti; ' ~ wood finar . 4 Fieer ¢ at . 1 h 4 Rr! ’ ke r Neal E - i rs = farm hear tite raat = a me " ww ; - " : _ ~ ~ floor Lest Pew !, decorated oe Na , tate Co. reports the following sale« ver entire b ling of fine grade > a ms. oun paps = tena : [aie * and bain . L.. W 4A Ms UG Chestnar nore —~ 2h. _ , ' . ’ “aC Muir o.! AD ‘ ‘ — melts in! tor . : 0 water ; 7: 2319 Wash Street, store building /°f Variegated tile POld for aeco, 9890 CLEME Ws rm a... ~~ @ Rion _ “ APA ar ay - Ant i] manage 4 with flat, for Ber urhten to of George A. Shaw ; = wag: @ > ' = —S OTT, 800 Chestnut = rv i S EST PIN $140—Anartment euitabie “.- * 1 . : en Boug! on to a , >. — -. ce hiaw ) G. v. i*h ip r =, mont * ’ wre nd on Mw ‘ wl 1, a te _ , — —_ -. an ~ 4 ow I> es Dr rate fa Tl \ ae 19 x . me : i eilent: 4944 “et Avenwue fhreae and man and wife the Caapmans being ‘ re AS 4. 7. N Anart are > ree want — ae wes : 18 9-STORY FIRE PROOF et ~” ° = ror elt ee , —_ %) ” a , ms three roon ng) . flat. for K ite represented hv he Dickmann Re ” site ’ rooms be , T’Dapered « . yy aoe —— i NOW RE ‘ DY FO r = ed TITTIER i Second floor north: GEC x Mrd * _— . = ‘2 ae a — Stns - 80 an «6 : ‘ SiO@- wih on hee: oa R oce P ANCY ~ ie ) rooms am? bath: rent $7 er to Jose bine Zesch: 262@ Car; Estate (o 565 sh 6479 - 7 ’ . “ill £lve ge ‘ “Tu, a Seu tonnd fn: n{ : “SCN; 363 \ @il- | ‘ * onenand Cah aven SBURY -@ eas’ UN @ss ior imme 4 tenant re ee ‘. y‘y h * BON FE. & R. GG. ary TT. SOO hestnut 3 enem q ee, r a aven ive, our ; faur two- nily bu _ 5 eo ‘ , ee. ; - we ._ a. a "a rb we w oper, Saint Loute’ - TTE \T ‘ Din TORS ANIL j NTIisTs a ae 2120 ty m4 re L? d A nN} a (sraf: h ating Diants, two-car €arage c a r oe —_ 7 ta) ? oe = - oo +” ® .. Big VN Oth. - ma ah ¥s one Mm st modern acd *is IF tive Apartment n ot. 7 eal . » ne. Pua bes SHF] ‘ ¥ ami street, three and three | 80ld for a cliens to Charles F La- | ~ag : = & to nee? wet floor. @ ‘ooms. recep. | “S eneet aan ee Gee @ avenience for your cone. wih are | : . menier nted hr vis ] M —Thir " - "OOM . oe - ¥. Imelud refrigerat 49% — Be “ 29 fo a client; $624 Alasky Street, five. | August Kollas: 2123 Maury avenue weet: @- pr s and - 4™a2 painted 7 shout enw”... Pabered — ae 20 and — — : ' oe | heat and how tes room dTick COttage for John ¢* | four-fami v flat %f fane elebes eye Pa r een ~- MD 'aer on er e: 3 i 1¢ 2 Al F =. EVENINGS gh ‘VE AP CRT WEN ONLY . . rent Yer? reg 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ . | ? + seal i ( OF; r r¢ ns = aon > > ‘ > . : n rer. | 2 > = sides : 7 hie rv ve : err “a? tar 17 h& . ; ia Roth to Ruel) M. MW ‘Dani. 30-fane porches, tile bathe hardwo od oo - : = & iVAN ned fone APN . & FR SOOTT g11¢ Carr ye =-== : - = —_——_—— —— : - " will pu - nf a. ey he oS COG ia era lot a en: th . ne - . . le bats i : ’ 4 . + - Lids rs a oe 5 Poor 4 — . a - -" —_ oe — - oa : - _ 4a ata “ uw : spe: re - ve furnac ol@ @ae « ae i ind open (LA ON ee —s wt : i Wyoming street fu aes: 80ld for aceoun of Ada DOr "5 96 ro os —_ 605 —Beautifnl pe — GENE J. AL. THEIMER 9837 Chestnut 108 N. Sth Om Henry Schne}) +, t tr (yy Building and tnv 8008 1 renee rT? 4 \ IW TR F ! zt i . ia : . war furnished _ * Pia choos gt PSH tty J ‘4—Fouyp , rat. i ral 5S ” mes auc ca am : ; _™ to a client ‘hg 2 t reet WATSON-0'! -0’ ROURKE sCUth: 5-room effirienes P ~ NS. 6451... —_——___... ; “freet Pharmacy tw. t 04468 ~ “2 ~¢ TS and thir rat and aniior gervice furnished bree FOOTE ) . cP 'OUr-rae bric Eaten street, a ad ‘CIN® E34 and elaceri.. “0 0 a r ee my AENSINGTON Tr ee ++ | " » Amherst a: “ wate sar : nat e] a + aes Mtl Sam. | BUNGALOW “33 N VANDEVENTER 7+ IN 4 SON, S17 Chestnut sPartment “ ates a - Weis: Bir od r Wes! ~ — oFOS8® Soldan hig ied 5555 eter today art 1 wor have 1 109 N Sth a8 - b oom brick Cottage. for George Graf | , .. ca “s- ; ~ OOT. Cag aN & ALTHP} WFR > -™ INGSEY RYO SS = om ; SEP ara? - " ; ' - . ; j b ra cP te ta ” nai aw : . 7 i ai ta o ‘ ‘% reports Tt? 1e following =: > a | —s ae eo? e- = an~ made : ‘ @ . R] / lf@atnr 1? . ; — ~ «Ae 1 . ae > pe vs en * t ILS tY VG * 7 : Ls pate 7 » nz (>) a o > . | Ba ~~ . : ae Itaska street tr ht = er ree ' 67 50 Steam ‘ d “OR r hed . ? ms. in Rew) s ‘eee | ‘\ . ; , ks ik edern DuNgal« ¥S now he n ¢ . inga- SA. ] LIqI . 2 ' ~ ‘ 4.9 I mished er - ec. 4 OSels. sec f 7 & Rr. G YoU CAN GET ALS MF CON. : .) , S erect- low, fram John c easman ta iat or . \ddress | ebany 38]? > ‘OOF, garage 71 ‘NTENC Es JI NTHIS AP RTMENT? Can give you *| ed on west side of (race avenue be- Nechwe. "£44 ‘ my ;VSCDa ies * rooms, sun par — ACDE E. ¥ ROWMaw RS SRR Ata - on ; . oe 316 ; Wa + wat? : : wi Pre : ‘i . os. | "ween Oe eo0la and Neos! o gtre ats ba me ; -623 South Wwelfthw « rae RC ty TECTr eer | a? — a = "@pe Mens bo ay fa ee SET de ‘OR a. P : : - 1) a « ' aDae rt: ” — he 5 *-room - ‘a ’ - ° ; 4 vy ; : ; . .. gin ie t ia ‘i> 7 , Mage i. = a > - ii & ® r a a a“ © } ~ ; > tho 3, ~ as ; a : rr . 2 a . -~ = Ms - _ . ¥ As > a s ‘ ° J - ' ment un: +> 7 att 4 : Irn) hi ; 3 Wil be financeg and constructed to co nd “on ree op ‘Ss the pronosea nstrnetian «® cor ' ; Ne) ary ind MLIVIERE. 4°76 (xp mo ae , B; Will sublease +. een et 9100 i under the Supery sion of the Brin - je 2 ” ’ . we ' 1336-38 Arce 3 . « - 4 ® } } i Z ee ebets be . "P+ we, - ras 3 a ~ “5 An - ‘ 4 ‘- @ii ‘a « ‘ . om ' : rest 40 >? , we . ‘ 7] . ws 444" r nM" + ‘a? + = or ’ be ee / a on ’ a . “— ? ~ ™ ; : 124 5 h “é: ’ 7 . =e ) Dry ’ . 7 ~ “h« : . ; ? ‘ “at ' : we ‘ ; 7 ; Lop company R ‘ +" ~~ . ai. ai” ry ‘ ar’ ar ne . ~ .5-—Neyw Sy ; } ern Lad ay : : 219 ; & ort to Charles Juengling: 3717 ya. to be erectad dnc 2 ee ee hae a” ms 65 On al INWELT, ps? REWiy devora‘e rOOM effilcency. Ute de roums. 5 | WM. J shat Sree : 3 nl ‘ . a it « ere -tead Is ‘ oF ~ thro * ae ae a } , Trp AS ater ae “J ‘ ; .. 4 7 “ _ ‘ | erncy ‘« tor a fad “ 4 : ri iy 7 is $225 000 PA ID > * ~egeet, bungalow, from Cor rad . 4 Ome ot tas, ~iverty Music Ha © 2 3627 Delma- - eee Ey NTH—3¢ OELM a} “I. ihe a (asses door. references Benton’ 3 4 = = ’ . | IVE empf to Clarence De 1 e=n- VOUleVard Ce ~ * rooms and ELMAR peal > priticiency. $4 _ “eee ae xe ” ROPE ee _ee y » : 4 ; w « vu "i sr} uv ~a,? . Sie eee nt on a r r ‘oe wer a —_ a = . - De a - " orn! FF : . ‘ » . -— ng ya ; : . Pre ee on EKINGerr-p & VrRe ; *“ hools :* TRACTS IN ST, 1, LOUIS COUNTY « . 140 W x “tite ) r +h ‘ 3 a ts — * So? - pe ‘ r ser e ent @e =~. ore: o line : . no 4 he Eggers R Realty u ‘Dar ~ —: mare eat) A ti—)5 large Ey moerts the sale of five ~ Single flat, fro | @CTSuns and «1? — oe Se Oe tbe" a Third floor Open ‘nine? (4 Third m™ & 3 whox. ¢@ ren : -+ : ear om sae wced Te county m™m Ray R Resemene D “Yes, and Willi present firc: rin files e s - = , en por fe : ns . ent $s ls iniees i + THOMPp . - : : 9 oe ‘Tacts of land for $225. Ana ’ to Le T’r ’ : a a . - 44.1038 a prod RE company wnane a) aa = lency 65 00 ) as > wt , rey NE open sa i™MAdiate ter ant Mmuet he - + S203 PSON ; 1% ‘a wis The larg- ° schier; 5104 Rosa street, represented hero oo a a ae WSSPCATE—~f6 woo ; SED a EIMER. 817°RO"-. ae EON E @rae et. ented memmisisied asi! as et of these were the Di bun a! ow. f ~PEeseuiec | =re FOOM ©ffimer +. ce — RUA a0 Sr a . > 21.0 , o ae 176 ET? Ee . oJ P> Fene pPerte, . Parior a 7 — una . } ry Pt 3 ) road. a of riyd acres on the Ladue | Ralph Hay: 616 Eller street, flat “& second 20 Will be -Ca8ec to a Chinese race. — ner: . ‘et floor, cor- Amply 2a Pinar ase ced and cos ‘Passions Pan roe Ort open por lew : Le PP ay ee | ¢ ; a ‘I d the ¥ a ‘Tes adi Joining on from John FE: Senhauyu er tea (ClTlintan R. Dbuildine Twac oo oe a a wre ai * ep w seis le AuD . fant. 4 16 Ar oe tlk - a - ‘es a! >| ~ 8. *) eq and D2 Pere ha wre : Oo. re ' - 9 * (en — A. be . . ' vPprecial ed : 4 7 fae @ the west, be) ©NSing to Lion berger Parks: 5445 Arsena! street pb. ik ay a = a s renner, artchitac¢ and conetene.+:.. Pered ana... 2¢¥'F Da jee: heat te Feome anitor ser, en m foo nn beat. $73: 1» Mahe ¢ rRANCTs rary eee garage. _owent reutal in city for quality ——_ ag : & “arsenal str » DUA - =~ Le y -_ “U4 COUSTPT On , ; - 8M¢4 Dalptead Den = +S, & Tlished . COS8 1 On, « i lenant ry : . ~ La Pr. apartment on * Davis. They were solid to a synas. | low. from Willian Malle to ri | WOrk will be begun ig the «prince 6331 DELM at he: 69 00 || McMENAMy 4 eee oe : ae S ARLOS 4p —~———we | ete to the a i cate of St. L ; -_ " ™ e ; — am laley 0 Z rank ~ ’ . . 7 ~ ‘ o ae aoe = . or ¢ _ = . hs zTand °F Te —_ a 7 ae ihe = j til! es? ©. AR LOee xo FARTHPE ER. ehny > ‘DA Titre e oul s bu S) iness Me nN fi i« a kK retsec h lot ( n FR - > ‘. O = { I ry? A ty S ™ > 7 2 > me iT) ©4 : Tr “7 , 7 pee “ - -_ " : or nels) ; it I e Lown 1 e) . ; ' ATES: BEAT TIF t L 1-ROO™M ' a : N » tor ] ‘ ay avenue .rom mm — . ’ - @& SS s YY MAoOeF nf $1 r . : = -- ~ SS Wat , ¢ ls 4 a 3 > = Ss Mutld : : . a! of $166 000 the larges; price | John Hartman ret. os ee . : a > - (he Legislature aer ; 3 : 5 On “es > ce, 2954 f Ardmore T fue tooma | ste . 10! ee whborhood: -.-” 4 rnome aod een on desiradie is IN-A-DOR BED, SLEEP. —~ —— . per acre ever paid for sare, |. i. eo eee Belin ow Kae Liberty, the Odeon Miia. hea : SA ———.. (A | = flook amar SERNA; Sleeping | Tem O0en. Ganftielg he an . hocummed with PORCH. REFRIGERATOR. STove NEW al g a. ‘Treage a2 as| pa » ” he renorte loans " - a 4 al ; Oal “— ° “> ¢ > oe , a ee ee 4 in —— . “ LEFT AND — - in r. "en yi ames : VF wisn : . , > eed Res. “6 Of 4 oms Jae et 46 Bewntiful : ~ bet tile Maryland: Greem e«ffic honey. .e 9 Was sold to an ' ports the following Sales: 4523-25 I serhar+t vo ———: 2 RG. & T. &n9 Mhestrn: age. ~ . —G GeeDing Perch and ca — Parlor. baths. shower “hath : oe “~eey ber TrH eae ~~ in-a-~ '? wo a ak. /_ @Very me ; . aN ' 4 : at ms. th oo As . ether syndi ate for $15,000 and the | Flad asyaee, & single Mat, now be. ©. reports the ele ‘2 ot Re * riet.a ie and Wie. N h — FL b IN REALTY on 106 m 4 G.” BL ANKE. x F Upointment open. _* tional Life er \ Maryland i: re ; 4 Svreeu - 5 Mn Same Syndicate ho ht for ing buil . for Ww agner-New a feet en fare s ain an Pir - har PUrcrhacea . iit ort west 7% 24 arfiela ads . : , = _®.. 1? ( hestnane innit + * a a “wus . 3 : “ OUENt *) $7 500 the - May { OoOn- ae .. - , « ; . ae ‘ = 4 , } as ~~ aN? ——— — E 4 os “ i “.t@ A "Taare t a y Por \ a \ - = $4 } ; eam a , ne neg en = Mi iD y ec wr lLor ‘va car ~ te ~— ‘* 1 n bai “af . 43t north of —_ rin = “a - as . PAR ~ SAVI Bai! Ferdinand p hee en ree | rer a 3 SE Set) tg-—-tdilliesed PN _ enry etweer re and ” 5508 erent Wide | | peti remt $65. Garhels 292 er. tile Ritehen ie em mew | 1, Pour full-sined seemee SP EC [AL T} INDUC EME NT = __isoo - ier an aanter Other sales py | * rtent of the Cytron Mortgage *riedman , e s ; 3504 HERBERT -. aS ATE Sin § reons. sun. ; _*I'h ecarage Or: rent! Ca ing room. 2 Murphy beds: re ae Bt & ‘Seers of (layton” were a house ~S. So Pie Kramer 3403 Pads ave. The PGrtyY was snld fnew « ‘>. « ’ Be ff ves: . - Ome ION ~ OPM ine e Patures Pry dee:-.i;, 2toom Wf. ABOTT Realtor oo; tates 4 Veima New building — SISTER R B oo x ~~ Al conditic: ” vary reason > ae. b, k 4 und in Eim- lye -_ as rye ; — 2 = ~i ‘i ‘ ‘ > taser pm oee © i +a — a . j Trev 4 a . - c reo ara —F - P me fs aia & ~ en 1? ee ¢ “ . mew 4 o “4 ; f ’ . a” PE ry . - - me. = * 4 . yi? —_ 7 —— —— : ‘ . _— and _ lot on South Merame- : on — este M. O'Ne wh > Was . w t . : * 7 2 Fae "Y ’ ° : ’ . . > ~* " . 24 . : ~~ " _ ~ el r * ; oa-“- = . a ' , ’ : : = ‘> Pw ee \| ' , , \ E NTS } Py avenue in Clay ton to Mrs. Rau iat represented by HT .- (>3}) esp! ‘ee 347 . - rr rng . _ > =. Os ,7 3 - én a . ete 2°9 zn t we " RFA? — . _ ‘ : ‘ __ at = 1a te . - t ; 5 LE AP. ART | 5909 . 2 A . c x : | 6 1 » w . - . fa 4 . .. _ . ; : ~ no a ea = — * ‘ aa! ~ e ¥ . .¢ 7 ‘ « “ . ‘i . ” . . _ nh? onstein: ; Belt avenue. a fiar ¢ . ‘ EPC tare Page PS Sua aMAT. 4423 E I or =. t a» sf _ = 2. SCOT os . eek duve enawtnce 4 and Ling a> alee it ; — ame ® lot on the North and «, to H ro a or Mars Realeyw | a 2 he = 3 . ' ¥.. Murthy bed haw 4 fone ; : aon ; j —— ae ‘nent. Latha One sutte of 7 a fy roome and 2 and, 4917 Ween rf i u read, : niversity City, and - =f al ¥ Herzogenra:h. let am his = * a 4 7 sale - » 9 S8Esete 12,” Part IN 3 {20=_ > OTT it ~ > renee a Desira ts’. = Gestion om aoe q . t e nort side of Tr ? >: 7 ’ b nal ’ , 7 ' ° ’ - ’ e _ : \¢ . ’ ’ ' - = _ = ™ ua ov 7 Mena . ‘ ” . : r'D ‘ ; a , ° "1? ¢ r* - ww *% . Cs ’ . a : - be x - rr? . r : ' lan e i en Ve : . ee q a = % = ok. « . : ‘ o= {2 . . ; 4 1.) oe. = —. - r ~ ¥ ‘ > on a 7 j ” s8i8 2S + Ou ; 7 “ - = . - = TA . rr ‘se . _— . “ sia - LINDE ld . « R —_——_ _— - ana - 8 hs of on the ses th 2) - re. Wi P wane b > ere eth 9563 _ ES apa , Tens €2 LL 46ia — —— a 1 RA sk a a > , K BY KENT JARVIS | :. ete wadlng avenue ‘ sig s° ? a) one » 5 Vv i i abe: ™ ? ° on Part men: « > aa a . i a erste — the fo! lowing | for M. Hagen; lot on the south aa SAME eae Ny , ie fer. nal. t moderate}! mnt S110" era: RKTER. condition: ° Re; modern. eai™ flor west: @ Fite — ig ; h, garner os. sum parler | = +. EPSTFIN rs CHEAP REN T FOR WINTER * ae. vit . las Flint } of " ” | a a a ag —s eet fy } > , , , *rate 1 04 ~ an rape *. , sumALT} Ot oe “om ‘ = ‘\ ] “ter —~ Tr 5 ge eee Ree new, " SI MAC 7. 7032 : acres : vw . ’ abou t 91, ’ Filenwood ay enue wiee of > Co EY _— . i ate NS eae : 28 7 ‘ : ~*, } arte 3 M ). +4 Gar? SS . N s & , ; ~ eae = - iia : _ 3835 roeme. , “ert — th e Jvema, ‘ 149 RIN sR RY ; n eOster Gr ove t th - “ra i ° + id -_ *s' ny reasonabie : rth. $75 lee ae ; ae : 4 s at re voirs aven» ~ Shggomd ty ° R c} - sh; » +A . ° ees . . Hs) pp a ein ~- “ aw ‘TERM 5 tment @istrice. Jd. I. EPSTEIW a 4 Peome ™ , " ya — — 7 Whe suthwest corner of Newport ay en Ma ver R . . - e ne? t . . ased , (eer rr ry? | VA rl Ty ge iia ind oye ‘ ' . Ula - ; ies . 520. —~4 rooms ly os — en ~ al 7 ~ _ — ; Sif Pam : e'r am > a rv = he and Mi! S®eour! > fin m4 eal Which he ' - 0 MAR PR p , ipartme ae aa: _ ~e: > el ‘ i - c Pacif This trace . @dice Cli : 1 i § sata South MORRIS 44, £2 lee Kl¥antagenue ame CORNY: Ta 7FIRIG TRI { ST. T1909 ¢ Murphy hed RAN Pe — . = kk c¢) Mle, ¢ HES] NI cr \] : = . 5795 - heat mre : rer ‘ee $7 50 ee! AVenue and adioin» L aDa DeMARTINI-ZER Ty? eS ¢. # oe 9 . > ; ark 4 : \ a . um ‘ ey ’ if the purchaser is the § a'tf' eae ST MANN COMPANY cUURL OT wx" 5 va ; .. of Which VI: Steve = am ae ORE IN NEW BUILDING Presiden: Th ] area i's $87 50. oy TIFT L | "APARTMENTS ~ net - ae re toe ar . —- 44a rant ig GENCY — .. I mo ig “oe ms , um 7 CAL, S628—S tgame oe tor immes eee ftment. ready | McPHERSOS == ats NER-G feres Wirt - ent ; won . - detng subdivided ag a e ey . The Martin & Bre it Real Estate _ANNOUNCES SEVERAL SALES ~ Fe sie Boulevard 4 rath cle er a e " ry oF ea. «ewe OO One are * Mien‘ ers roome s err, ‘ ; . heat. nae. nutor Pw i et fur | ‘ 444% - —_ , . rN :- ‘RANT-BELL Bie en: oo jan —_ - din ng 22 ove fast ¢ moms aad ene, 1 floor west afield 8424 KRATZ ReALT ) riety and e a ~ a — or * 45 -~ ’ a ? ys a _* a A a r rye a . — ~to : 1 ' , so ‘heertn +o ” oa — , He) 1 ENRIGHT LN E j 4 inr, Tr» an ert rated ane Frontage Seld for $40.1 ee En Very attr - - ‘ MER & -= 7=" ov ; PT ie > OOe. : alii . = ; ~ 4 or " und ; , ’ ° Ae, ' J AS ae sed A sede ere ’ ea se j “—— : > . - oe ns = 7 ; ; oms sun- P > a a 4 -_ -" . MN = , Py _s) ) f os and a er the “irfect} ry of fhha | tiatz wwie¢h « — — Ey oJ ‘ite . mE . . , ’ : , , anlr P Be. . the —_ an P x ; ‘ 1c NPP GR A*NR_maere« Phat re . - , "hak Fie A rou ware a new, 4 “C LA P | DGE Al | ¥ reon & % Neineering ie e - _ a ~ ; : ~ i r a nge ar : 4 ; oy ” -_ 2 ‘ « é g ; - . e 4 - ‘ S4nn inf os . 1 . P . a . | at : = t. a th perch, for : 3 s bef according + +: ‘ wowed and, § = FOO} i. the northwess ¢- rner iT I " . . T? er ~ etnut - 1 St—Dirgt fies. ee 8 ate us . ‘ Jer Clara and Waterman ave Hy oo aed © P4Ns outlined +4 b . = 7 : : : _Tee ; ‘+ AS ling- e “ } — , = , . - , é‘ PON if Peat : . ->¢ LU Oe . " . - —~2- - Bo: de orat ’ e . “articulare ; ‘ , . wi ve a. ed Ly eb. oT -F We ? gReth-ar ’ it? the me. nN - ‘ c > ; iF ii re Rew or {3 f hestnut : \ i 4 Ze " . : > r ° na. . - . 4 ’ 4 Me . # pe e 2 eee ; . (om) . — - a ster Park Addi+i.- Vans me - (ne en- ; LO ie , , ~ . ’ a nd : 14 3 rr . - Ane az - re Second Pr! or The "Orrear 2*p ‘ ~ 2 a ‘ , ' ; — , ‘ i! > “ , aed . — ae” “yy ~~? . rt water a6. egate amoun: Of front fear eet sme oe &: ie re and , ? ee " . = - , i b , = 4 Iu zone NEw al ROOvS__ en oan ae abdout 2000 = =r». ; a ains approximately £900 square Pah: s s 7 :, af RA . —_ . — 3 nice me eat: garage: en ., steg ; (143-—_Nice ~— . a _ a ’ if@se ts have oe | read ‘ear “Aer Ar S Are 4 Diy ~~. P . Me reese The on--s i 1 the new avenues wa9 , ne con ! Ay. | vice. mel s al ii : - tr. : ' Property : , , 2 fA ‘ : ‘ r ; a TOR: be ETI ' a ‘Te. expect ‘read: : @3 i et CM. eseeiee | Wreming FORSYTHE. 7158 : — ~— 3. — LR. E. CO, 111 : : 4 id ? ’ + bk ; . : . 7 r - . ~ r ‘ = =.” r a " , a aon ' " - . Sa .¢6 ‘ ; a ts 5, - ae ¢ — ~ ‘ 2 .% . _ —s - 4 f gn i —" " , . ‘ 1s I 7 . . ‘Darr am. ms on 2 1‘ t NI + :. vy f Washine:o- . ' rt ns (N@ pronert: ; = Sot ’ unitos HOMM. Wirn ; vERG APARTWENT oe : 0 Sestane JOHN B ‘KRorT . “R> _ Re > fa - ts _ . . : ‘ a an ia oe? waa eeher rts , j ste . Se “1.9 d . ve - ‘ Onwy ‘ : : | >™~.5 7 ne ae so — - “ » * or Wellston Trust (Co. F ieee ta | Mimetes. ih. ile ) td Erea s 7 .. Wales A AND MODE RN CONcTNe A , “~ * ‘eam heat UNGTON, GGTS3e | Webste- (ors ve Pn. . ‘ : Tentiath S*reate > ~ : 4 ? ' . ‘ 4 i a rOMWMAT 1¢ Re rs \ " ing ; , - > a : : - : roy s. iron ing ‘ wether The \) artir ie >. Twn ic hp .y “ . er ur a & . Li Rit, Tae TION a ro. : a7 | ‘ : —— f. : : hy y ol "090 feer on the Wes: stag e a on : ‘ a a Stare . ‘ i ’ . . - — . ; 4 . " su “+ iLDixe A™M HF. 4 i “AR Ac, _ . Na + . . .* : . eT. . G ° : ; = nn? ’ 7? = . ’ — ‘ : ry : 4 ’ . ‘ ~ ‘, ) » a PF & depth of 130 9. | w, Mie a eeeee the avenu . ea in” 84 : PEN For’ 's Jenn! oy Vy ne 4 one é . tos ag 7 + } = “iS? 20 pre “IND INSP Fa Tren 2 lw ar =... . + mh ‘ . “1 oe : 7 MONDAY OR PHONE DET. ik Te : ~2 7 182 *2any 447 « 4 oun , Fra | 2 . : —_ “Orns Der FROFERBE]. THOM Pony K : . ‘ DBE Bind ooe,tnne, Ho rex: & STORES AT 5614-59 pe SS on Big Bend road. ona 250 > MR oy DELMAR ° m, — (ray avenue. in Ww ebst er : . | Tpmetians: oben wes aT Howe wear 84 2 bathe eatery ——— .~ Apartments, Ready Dee. 1% stra, : eh " x coe ; _ ana ‘ oormes naman - . oo _—S ° ; ; las ; - * . . 7 i . — , - ».® “ra ' ’ . : Fas , r . . . . “ns 4 Aw 4 . : ‘artien!? 4° 3 lam “4 Kappey tf Ee 9 , : _ Pe | i $a WwW — =— P - ae . ~ .4 o \. Zz 2 ” ‘igi . Bt. — ti ‘ ~ ‘ ' _d@ar L ito. eaty ae o a “at af i _ la ' eterna ; ; a * d “ , ; ‘ ’ oe : VER i, | = $ = iene ) Case 4-room — . OOD : ; i y. og res iden ce at 3530 r- tah Mies ' dna Blatiner + (rian VW Thers VN ant More Pay > " § ~ be een Fy Ta ar one a a , = :, . N 2 AR a —_ 7 30) Pe RSHiNG. ; faeces t “7 ew mee te senry Y BELLIS REAL CO. wp ravold wi | Bive a iar LE ANT f Dec. § RQ GRAND "AN Ww —- a Le balloon ie ~~ —- OT mand "3 : ate ; ‘ff wens m «My for modern. ; ° o on West side ot Ten “~~ a ~ ee - ra ‘andeil ~anq / + ae ency. ine ~ and rieh. Pale of a six. saan icon 4 iA ya " . ' . e _" Fee, & meted J 40 W yor ne an, k'*che aa : Z Par ain We ee “a8 a — ‘ene thon ° for Harry Ditto ‘os J sh - F on 2 m sail ow a? 3 945 Ra ser P| ree * ne oa . . . = . ~ ss Ww rh @pre teense ‘ 5A - on a ’ - $ 4 =} s xd - ~ 4 > , ; siee ~ aa & > -? eet LOM. a * 7". 2 rh _ oe N 9 } «t . rime i- : ‘ eO’O an aN ] tn Bee. ’ » - . : ra ’ ’ ‘ ” , ‘ ' ; - S 2 ah aie . _ ‘ : . TT = 4 oo vy vw r oo "aepeemees —— very ie 3 ; Stuckenberg four-family flat at KF, , ~ a gt James E. ana Estate Roard « ® a as me > Mississip, . —e WEL RP © a 9s, - Mf RRY GILES Reis." Pet ton. aw: HINT. 4 ARNOL D PT. space | . 2617.19 eel a . nec ver S00 M: ax) : nd one . ees | * ~~ - "s ied a ’ ‘ 2 * ‘ > ’ - = > ~y -_ ee ~ — ‘ ; = 2 . . _ = —. a, . a A i nade stree for Gus Tho - = ~ . ‘ae i . ; ficers ms , . were ‘ HEM AN. 5 | rooms ad | FASE rs $ moms. bath WARWick Aare 46 tle Vv cnarrment ; ‘ay Theler to (tte Ham per: four 4 nh Svenue to Fr "ank and v la @tallea Renee es “rT ' rindow oc - ‘ ‘ third flees ert) mae 'n-e-dor bed se “er a™iwood fle ‘> — elert ric 2 — “$ ya tha Ria ati TaT OR AV , =e f ’ " , + t ee ar TT} o firey, re “ Fa : te | : 4 : S ~ 4 37 : y ne ; J ' me s pf . ‘ Bf Kv jew "tote ; a”? Noor tw ; . "We lw atbart men er amily flat at 336 McRee avenue f. mena H. sO ren, S the e Ly Te 3 — ee reiae tes ap n eft > amd ar oes = a iN 4 _S0N Cir Cheatrne aye KE tocuwoaer: nn et rtean -' "vars, — siteving perch + athe too % for Julius . rm 4 ‘2 Sales #834 Maffi+; . elie iin > ‘ ~ 4 a ™ & ' . = fs ‘ ‘ ' . i. : ‘i ') ee tr - : : -, ‘ —— } Pismet — . four-fam i) ee to a cl ent nue i Tres'Aa-s ¥ “Ths _ - Sve- | ster nmr Nat tt 3 : nl m me) rr ec oO wcTis a - on ARK 652 . . 7a : & ® % - y flat at 4249 M R ja ‘ Smet | . f ¢ j i yjie« (7an: . or — ~ ; 4 hy i ix« a a = «= , 2 ’ ae “Ee ’ : “a er 4 , \~s 7 o cRee ¢, - > | enon Emil Doser : , B° Age ee | 11. EPSTENS ia ik he WATERMAN S57 ' aveaue for Julius c n- ‘al sa@oree_F. Pourchot ‘o.. 6 : n 4109 Noa Tt = & SON. 617 © .. THOMPNON pear wx MAN. 33 —— ever to « 528: 6963 Man), ' —_—— 3 , enolia— . HEwain = ———— ae . \ . partment 4 cifeat: feur- family fat a: 3643-4; 85 Arsena street. a residence, pre« * time om ‘ . s per cent increses! os ny _ on. bic “Ne Vv MA “ £20-—Third gi - ~— r ‘ . : —_ : —— i “eproof ( onstru, etion 9 street a w=se to Harry J Powell for rm - r te “tevan Ze —— r : , ROOMS JU lath ( "4 MPI .ET > 7s. : Ti Sn. “oa a . 77 N a . yA HT] NE der te or George L. Roe. | Wagner. 3151 Rel) : = ‘weer Hivens Brot} ers Real: ; Ee _ : a es Pet oe ED —— . ae Si9 . -—= : ar b Ss » ~ ~ . = Ww Rs IREPR¢ “ FA \! oe ry Wolfslau dence 7 ae avenue, resi. ; Se, ond e Pree q ‘ hate . - new scan! , Man if tur. ou? ; a ame ” ' “ah + a r> ‘MONT 14] &_ 4 Prete rare ; Pad - 1 oo —* “oom “Rambertain. 4 “ to Paul Brune. ' Stev ietion is ee Hy e chor kh . “a me s'ove, Motors = abany 1090R ~ Sttetliy, SERS, Siw. - Or weet. Views ¥ 4 Yewmore. ae 3 ruome Sevens, secretary and treasurer ‘ “ ve are entitled | j--- . ne tee * closet, JULIAN was 7) on -; - “MARTIN REGA Ace oer wa ‘MAN. 5°02 —@ rece i , nial am ben é' 2 a a See” Pee, a Id. pF Three lett. “Rowe $45 CNer Greve |” Lames Oe Tha oa ee ce | ee Guaramy | is CO. 291 ater nl ner sal, Sd SWELL, $45 a \PARLon. ; anrt L KoOows~ hh « : : ‘ ee R , Ll} « - - RCE } 7 : me Che@inut e«- 7, 4 tern ARD IN REAR : a5 ' yo. : — 5U5 Simm Tod : » = iTww “ HUERNANN P Desimus si,

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. pECEMBEN 6.1923 fe ma 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns | et PR note » _9B SUNDay. 7 ee Bi vanatil ; a RECEMBER 6, 1595 ” MoagTMENTS FOS RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMEN . , re a : =. Tae | : TS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT \ APARTMENTS FOR SENT ) FLA —Ce a —North | FLATS FOR RENT—North iTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS For | —FURNISHED —FURNISHED Be = —FURNISHED FLATS: TON RENT —Comire | _FLAve hee room waded | TAYLOR, 3417 N,-—Beautiful email flat, 3 roome. re tus GL. AStuUOW 7 Five ; : est __W oes : West West a ae ; == : _— Sy and painted. rent $15 ar " it pa pered re r: hath rent A aw > , 3 ‘ furnace: cheap. _Iiumbelt a ee est x , | J ae = — West _S5AM DURE R. CO. Ce | 8390R. HAUSCHULTE R ‘ 2407 N Bway. (TAYLOR, 3606 N.—Flat, 9 rooms, tile N —— _— “ a = , OO ORES: ae jf. YB aS. AA (entral a BA sNew hethindis ador Apts. | | WASHINGION, off —Wanted. @ oF ASS, 2836—2 rooms, bath, porch. leun-|GRAND 4° nN. — moms, bath, gas | hs ts} oe Gleors, heam hest, a: ecu 7 $28. — 42009 lL INDEI LL. BI | lV > IN | 1] |: oe tlen eri tment ; hot and cold water. gas = elec ‘aes er 4 . 4 : VY aDal f i ’ col tric, and electric, . ME APAR 1. 3 and 5&5 Koom Efficiency oe ° : e ns a) sen f . , | ome rent, reasonabie. - . — - oa td | a ie : . ) - a a Nie a ee ad ca ee dll on bat h n toilet TWE LETH “31 20 N . ; tah iN EN ir homelike surroundings and moderate prices Becte ng. ice, Ges and Electric. Light. | Tivoli Bldg WASHINGTON 4721—3-room efficiency; | CASS, 1434 —S large rooms, bath, electrie, | MAD Riectric O 3 oe eLeY CO. floor: electric: vom iS Rente $65 to $100. enpatiied Mn a ° a rigpene Le rivalte; outside eutrance. JO. JOST, 722 © estnut. _ Main 2814 el: 5 neat | TW ENTIETH. 2858A N.—5 rooms, bath, a La _— > suliudinadinaheatnndnentsiedininendiesneestannee=etioee eee ee ——- of St. Louis | see the new fireproof , and | location of apartment. Manager ONLY ONE LEFT WATEKM AN, . 6128—Sun parlor. "@-room | CASS, 3108-*6 rooms, bath. tollet. elec- GREER, 4407-4 roome h new alee: | aan as He N.—@ rooms, bath, ORE ON iN. & R. Cr, SCOTT re age oe qr ee - w MUMINWPERL sae ee “furnish es el ‘7 wom WO Chestaut st ve} . 2211 | Fe cery Pinot 4005 aN. ae too Skinker BL ment for comfort, service and labor aoe . new Mahsgement, extra en $$ tt Main 3 14 “Mec AWL “G15 Cheetnat oh Onen Garfield & block from Cheeterut at. Main ‘ 281 4 Grand 3864M tri gee n th | tro three and four room apar tinents, completely furnished || in this building consisting of four SS EE He - Beg stoves, phones. linens, re- | _ rooms. ele: iri ¢ ty; decorated; $14. toilet and bath, second floor, $20. d Twit. LIAMS__ Garfield 2713, (cRO) on in the elty. The environments of this 4 home- -like comfort, with automatie refrigeration, circu- floors, tile bath, ornate Seles oe ci ee electric, across from St. Louts Park 3 3°) haracterised the Wiltshir Konw, : & : 2O N. Court. sseated between Laciede n; good order HOWAKD 26: 3 rooms, gas and elec- mc) : = Tne Of the —— Garfield Opposite Forest Park West of NE us ID A RA’ N JN. | yard and porch; $50 month Chest: at st sia n 25 BO. 2407 NR wey. ve rvome. bath, elec Se th electric: newly deco ale tric. furl tric fixtures. new aa ‘ i] im YX A ; Hf " ¥ ' e) urnace and iso balement rooms; BRENNAN. W sinweight Kidg. newly decoratet: ady! { ie, ‘| _ “ In beautiful 4-story,. ~ 3. FE el ee: ce . : UL, SHIRE | t© A\ te i 800 Chestnut St. uilding a ieniins apartment, $65 ae anaesmmons | steum heat, S64 il BP Tre at? “V418 ‘ 3®, —— ——- | HEE 2 24 ry roomna, bath, tollet and hath. electric s\bi biel IMs ent JD air mem S SS = —-- = Se — |'up: having every modern appoint J A ry ts. rontire mec ond mn oor “A $43 ; A-— rooms. bath. ele: | pect pA co T WeNTY -F ir 1325 NL. a ‘s ae ~ae FOOMS. ‘av wht. (HOUTEAU, 1922-——Three room . : : ‘ - SAVINE. Including, gas lectricity an ren ( > : ~~ ree | me. mode n; - = . - _ rs alee. 5560 Pershing Avenue Cabany 0647 49 5 ‘Bec ki 11) ahi: ‘tin and elevator. out renting office. WEST PINE, 4954—Full fificienctes: M ain rent. O. J. Met AWLEY RR. CO. | HOLL) °44A— rooms. modern. Call | TW ENTY FIRST. 26: 1434 N.--2 -ootns, e d seiect apartment home-seekers of St. : 4 ROOMS—MURPHY BED Apartment 211. Open evenings . s 4 “ trolley lines; —— voit s nT. are — , | | from 7 to 9 Cabany 45 and 5 reoms available; everything fur- CLEARY. 3433A (near 22 (ass)—3 | HOW as45—: s. as electric, TWE IY: FIRST, 1450 N.—.J roome, ad exclusive Wiltshire Apartment, bet We have two apartments available ron to abany 4044 nished: electric OWARD j } rooms, € | Hf large rooms, dressing closet =—— able rates; reference ) soquires Vall Del. ( a IN Ray s° Its 5A—3 rooms, modern: HOWARD 267A —4 roome. all esaven- awante viet aiita wa") =~ « ood orde ere ; " , ios wr --~ elves. The combination Mur- eniiattiaiiiaten mar 6139-6055-6079. | _jences: rent’ very reasonable; © ximity of the apartment ithe aac convenieneg Agting ice water, shower and tub baths and all modern phy bed, gas stove, icebox. Entrance DELIGHTFUL WEST PINE, 4907—2 FOU D pve | LIETON Pi... sit 7 Masel. garage; | premises. _ — — , | ae ree ] eric al lant «los . : 6 piads™ SL? 3718—4 OV cb . apt apartments can be seen by *ppointmeng, MARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT ear MM TARSE IL iF KS a. PTS. | | - Bm age Allg vena meray Bee ne ™M K 58 87°. 2 Dayton ay - ee Toth enitet MOKRIN AACH K. ‘ 0. SC MESTNUT. | wal. TER JONES R. KF. Co ain Cheetnut | | | _ BARGAIN, | $90 and electric, $32.5 HULL Fi... 4133—3 nice rooms, electric; | TWENTY-THIRD, 3510 N. 4 roome; ; i ef "geTatior eudy tor OCCUPDAUC . R-GRANT-BELL REAL er si 6’ Wet 8570-88 WATERMAN AV. ||) eects: a See “5, room ‘sificiencr, butldings | "1 "GN" McCAWLEY RCO... .| "830: "4600 west; bloc Pee | sett TY 00 EGAN. o39)——Six rooms, 2 batie ARGONNE We have available in this new mod- ||| | FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N. 7th = AAG4 Pershing, | S15 hectaut ot. —Moin 2814. _| suth ond, Falraroune st Gmetield 3383, | 7 ENTY-FIPTH, 721 N.—3 rome nd International J/sfe Fidg., 723 Chestr mm and siceping porches reasonable 4 a (erm building: 4 or 5 room apartments — : - P KE RSHING APART MENTS RK SON. 2922—3 rooms. bath. electric. , SH, 10) N, Sh 96, Serie =: | bath, firet floor; heat furnished: $37 , ut — (eo) 3664 we ASHINGTON BL. | Each apartment has tile bath. with LEE -— : —— —— 53R8 Pe DICKSON, 2406——-Four reoms. electri on NER Y. 3038.3044.3 rooma, 5, elec TWENTY FIFTH. 3791-3 reoms. bath. , -_-—— - : - of Cr : r i : —— whing Apartment Pil newly e” : er, ’ . > ‘ * AN. . =, 200—9 r ath. heat ae, - , atid Si J-room eff! shower, concealed bed. hardwood floors | forniehed: a outside rooms: 4-ream eff Pe, . JUST. 308 722 Chestnut. _ $* ; _Apply BLL Lad a gas ¢ lectrie ct sitor service: $6: en. od ti fade => ide » ar ". ectric, i gear hot | ‘| and gas stove; $75 to $85. Open for | | l he Embassy elon ne consisting o ving room, #1 worn, | VICKS Ay aT joome $20 | K 3 NEKLY, 4102A-—S roons, . electric; | TWENTY_-FIFTH. S724 N.—Three rooms, Neal IN, Vark\tew ——s— M. OH. ‘RODE MYE kK ‘ ro | inspection. See Janitor. “s ae oe , poets Deis. Sf a = ntl Lace Biée. . BC R°? Che t gas, electric, laundry and screems; $25 nie bOD4 ’ my ls 109 y. Rth st M: = ‘414. | ORE ON kK. & R. (j. Sc ‘OTT | 66 A t t o porectated "7 tect eA be seen to be ~~ KSON, 2707—Three large beautiful LIC Kn. &. €O ~—— wetnu = | (7) Jecorated: 1 ght in, . : | AINE partcmen s”’ precioted, Forest ‘ | | ms. bath gas, water, electric; low | KEN? XERLY, 40094 rome, bath, elec UNIVERSITY. S814—Tower fiat. tive i ra “and ~~" ~ ; r ’ CURRY ¢ ie ke ] (i). a7 er : ‘ a 6 “jd gi? j | ROO + hestnut St e n R : ; . ; e. P 547 ‘ D Jar. | ' “ tri : , REALTY | ¢ . “ BOULE\ VARD (9-STORY FIRE PROOF) P (80) “y an ———-- | SHUCHART REALTY CO., 814 Chestnut, | 100 inauire upstairs, _— vl 1001 WASHINGTON BY. | Th p House of Environment”? Hoss WAT K RM AN ick gad tet waber: s 3 light. | ae ew Ap: ir tme nts Washington and Union : | : .. yee ef : ney ! inciedee: : | > | os “sr e iJ hot . i> » *heetnut ————— § rooms. J gat ee es .| fated and priced ri glit Call manage u- s* om coe Boule ‘vard 3-room ficiency. completely furnished: HUCHART REAL’ CO., S14 Chestnut A. A. STEINLAGE R. CO... tae § (e2) | WARREN, 2312—Sin roome: convenient- a . 3 bath & ~ ; , | fated and pric |: , rep oot > onst ] uction The Ralebaawal of the | in: } h “ and Ps water, gus and elec FRANKIIN saan - fine rooms ‘bath lv arranged: 2-famitls firand 741° lars , 4 ec 1 al ' : 77.00 LIVE AT THE GATESWORTH | aot inapectio ny 9508. : M. H. RODEMYER & CO.. KNAPP. 325356A and 3254-55 ree ay ci - : tric; ! ape Kk we et of Grand and electrik second floor N ot ir Za fi fl : 109 N. Sth st Main 4124 HSS2-06 Cabanne, 4 and 5 rooms, steam | +: bl. Call manag ‘1H! 6°95. or , . / 3 rooms. gas. electric K NICKMEY ER KRE 14 —- tbe oor flat SINGLE E UNITS 5535 W A T 5 R) ; -——— -- a ¢ ITY “HOME ———« |'heat, hardwood floors, a yanges, ete t ity M. hope “va ER ’ a O.. BOCHAR ‘., 1GO21A } ~$ roum | -FLEER Rh Ty. & INV. CoO., 8505 N. | v 'PRNON LAU 723 ¢ mat. «, Te ems Bl nd th -| MIDST COUNTRY SURROUNDINGS also garages; rents $70 — wilh dex | 3. 5 and 6 rooms, with one or || 109 _N. Sth Main 4124 tr REALTY CO wid Chestnut.| Grand Colfax 3425 WARREN _ 1332 A— 3 niece rooms; water. of large Uving room, full-size dressing - . reat 7 r ome f and ath. with sun ‘ : a . ~~ orate to suit; pen; im: fan ; 2 ape mept contain! 5568 PERSHING. front: w ater. sink: @R month. ond flee ae hardweod floors; newly decorated ; 7 LL me = fain 1049. ; Py a with heat 237 Bouthwood. fireat floor: Four and ' tf . NE Snr ' LABADIFE, 4151 4 rooms, bath end ret | __ 1S5RA ,- Warne: open today. —e “ eam . = a . ee ‘ ‘ i j yr) ‘ riciency a yart- N N 4° ‘ . ‘ 4 = ' ~— : ._———s > i ee BR ys he hird floor east. a H. KODE MY E K & - ha roms, 5-room efficiency, ments: newly, “9 XqQuUisi te ly om... d Ahoy 1434 N r rooms. second nace dowr staal! s. a o Be fc) zm TTT > PTT 7 iN pe. un " Ay : | $70). | 100 N. Sth st ‘ Main 4124. “ORE BLOCK ‘Sol TH OF ‘DELMAR Murphy bed. gas range. refrigerator, etc.; mpage ee F erfect§ services e = ae _ LABAD ik _SIUSA > reome. . bath, hot 011A N. Tenth; 4r Yah 4 rooms — — ; Sayan te ; ' a ASSIE 7. niral 944. | " 410 W sh ington third floor east: 4 un: a] re ctie able: an ‘ ame a . a te ere LvIGBA—S o™ ‘ c - Y 4 Me_RASEIN He” “Central _f1984 MAURBTANIA roe oun parlor: third floor west § rooms | “Ngeually attractive; sublesss =... g,and double beds, rugs. | ORDON be RG. "RCOtTs B60 Chestmut, | Career eT ecorated: Reneonene | Slectrie._ss8 ao ‘Na : INSTER VL... 4215—7 rooms, sec- | 5640 PERKSHING AY md sun narior: concession. Fores 94. va XN. Rosebury; & rooms, sun room, | ; 8.) 5, pitt CABADIE. 4075A—Four rooms. bath, ele | AT FAIRGROL ; st: new! y decorated, low ' : Hiclene: wet idea heat and | * TRRY GILES R. CO - elmar ecreencd porch: ideal location; oil heat. | ‘ , \ ROOM AN PAPIN 34 —Two. rooms, electric, “$16. tric: furnace; $50 4138 West Margaretta: modern 6§-room: ; att j 2- TOO! ertielenes included = h 4 — , S562 She ; er | $115—--$120. ; Main 0596 108 N. Rth et JOS .¥ 22 Chestnut. GLICK R kK. CO 829 Chestnut st, (sunroom: hot-water heat: garage. Ool- Pak i one \ afits AJAMS., 700 Chestnut , , , (oR) L re . ae —_ ce ctr ity, an ice ———_ WAG NER-~ ;RANT- BELI - - , —— ~ — | DAI ¢¥ ~ —— ——-.- - eee a ie rene i¢ tak (eo) s ~ iki tial ont , = ( Fee eee _ “ i ’ : 4 REALTY ( 0 ( ‘ ) rr . . ‘ PAI IN, 155.5—4 or rooms, bath. elec- 6 EF k ING VW EK #F | “19 j a N. | neal -room fiat. rax ae Al AR I MEN rs Ls .4140— Apartment. euitabie MH. RODEMYER & CO.. 6-ROOM APARTMENT «22 _Chestnyt St Garfield ae2i, BROW NING APARTMENTS | “trie; $25 and $35, _ |__ electric: adulte | W FLATS—READ YY Dee. is | for | a: vate family; also 109 N. Stir St Main 4124. | th © bath y —=— = Groom ef fess PERSHING, inl A. G, BLANKE RK. E. CO., 711 Chestnut. | DEFPINGWELL, 2715 N-—4 rooms, bath, aahy 29 W. Pari pee oe ~ omne dining 9.8 , > , sieenine n__ jor pecmiens' ner aang with o bDatns. ery exciu- > » th tere agency, beautifully furnished, | SHERIDAN 31 734—4 rooms 35. electric; $25 alcove and, sleeping porch; “steam hea shetty awe FIREPROOF aca s+ hana @iocr worth: GEORGIAN COURT | é . . | | LAZA Al r S DRIVE Pith Gan _ cousisting living room, sun- | OREON E. & G. SCOTT. Moore “hestnut. WwW YM. M. HELLE, 103 _N. ath at. modern, $52.50 ee c ot one Cuadiset Y FOR OCCUPANCY 3 rooms and bath: rent $70 5660 KINGSBURY BL. sive and priced at only | South Side Pershing. West of Union a | Gemmalese for home keeping: also one 4-room | SHERIDAN, ai: 41—6 rooms. bath. tollet| LEFFINGWELL, 1619 N.-—Four large | ca;ven LKING DISTANCE YTAY g : te 00 efficiency Inciudes eat 0 Y ' efficienc , ~~ and electric. r ‘ . oo 4 ; : ‘ . . bhi . = o% FLATS hestawt. 3-f m . y: Iv } ' h ee t : aie . Also Northeast Corner of Belt fficiency, furnished rental includes all a. d elect tri $: 4 er month. 80 Chest rooms and bath; decorated; rent re SAVE WAT wef DISTA . ngton and Uri on Bivds f sox TARTMENT | os Pa meme RT. (8) water. gas. electric and he any . e $155 per month. Chester- | CHEA P RENT? ee Bm wiped Sens ane .; every apart st sarfle id 47 j 79. i duced to $°R : open. Me é 12148 Madison. 4 room fiar. electria. , i 7 eer, “mee Se oe 9) ’ re a | serviced: ane Chane a: ie ms: elevator | SIXTEI NTH. 1016 N.—Three reome. | H AUSCHULTE R. E. CO. 2407 N. B - | $25: landlord vave hauling of eshes, we- ne Aristocrat of the City PANNING STL Dio - APARTME NTS. M. H. RODEMYER & CO., field Apartments, 412 N. $75.00. E80.00 and $85.00 | _ on 3 ooninan. ~ Call Cal abs n cor 375 , bath, ¢ ee ORT 208 790 L, INCOL N. 3B907— -Modern, unfurnished, | ter lfeense and repairs: your family can laree bedroor 7 Kingsbury 109 N. Sth St. Main 41724. 732 Chestnut. _ with farage Ey i7% furnished $40 / almost save the cent by walking to wor f : ee perante ie aiemegiioe 2 ‘ Pa 04 x Yirst Second and Third Floors ' 100 SA MI REALTY (CO en os “- ‘ ' ve ost modern and distinctive Apartment House ak +t ‘nl De aay at ge atig i SHERWOOD COURT Union. See J. M. LEVI & 4 Nice Rooms, 6-Room Efficiency. || @aMtield 9270. 212 Internationa! Life Bldg. ” ehameetal ae ge Rater rooms, 688. | LINCOLN, 3851-—3 roome bath: rent $35. en ey pete Ls RACE. 100 Mm ted ay 4 : : ic n 5 wit be ¢ amie - ‘2 ~— B. _— ‘ . > - a ‘ q nas * i] P! ir a - . . 7 7 oe. c a a (« JOUN © Pe EU Lic sf Fr bALTY CO.. Grand +. ment and convenience for your comfort, ery Oe N \ TALEY CO.. Agat.| 94 "Gand 6 room apartments: incluaes | -CO-, 109 N, Seventh. ‘inst Floot e Forest 4457." | RANELAGH APARTMENTS | WASH, 2218A—4-room_ fiat. "Ce | __and_ Sullivan." | 3-Large Rooms and Bath $100, $145, $185. including refrigeration, gas and electric. field 2496 “21 Calumet Bidg nab ster end Saniier sarvias: 1 : ach apartment occupies entire floor F oe ee ROO Wash, 202 Three rooms, gas, electric, nag > “tu 4241A—%3 rooms, hall room.| 49014 Lucky: open $2.54 . bea Pipe IE octane in " lace Of each building, giving unu ‘our-room efficiency, beautifu ur- | — o bath el ectric $35, / : OPEN EVENINGS oon coy re \V ( mR i H | NG T ON et ae aie ee one eee Se ished 1 adie estes Guan ea ——- Te sitieitiglinniane | ac; $38 suai ——— | EUGENE J ALTHEIMER, 7 canton, : on. 1g and al! reach tenant. co i Sy te toy gl ; _ 4 ROOMS, ELECTRIC, $25. MeL ARAN O4" — i fine rooms: | rent rea- | N’ LS —S=—EE=:_ -s —— im Siret-Ciass Cols M. H. RODE MIE Kk &€ CO Rent includes gas and electricity, tas yom, tt a ices Ee rita Nicely | pay . go00d condition, nice | yonghable. Inquire within or | RE DUCED REN rA ” ——~= —— - . i te im 4 in-a-dor beds, ice box and gas stove. or “tanh 5 pr wy aah 2%. rooms. $ iin. Central 56 JOHN DOCKE & SON. YOK «*thestnut. IRMLA N. Prairie. two blocks of =" eee —=.- = den . ' Al JTHEIM ER R17 Cheetn t 109 ‘. Rth ® Main te Be las ‘ hh« r} . a regital include lig rf e. janito eer e . ma . a - . ; NN. : north : meme FP onto oy ow . — . sub taaecs on TTA = , Cc a _ Garti« 3} ¥ anier iational Life Bidg. ANG -~ ICA. co aan re pit ganas M ADI: a n a TM TT 7 | ruri Outs ise s¢ Niaing i? NI Y ST, E YT. m E N LN ( yN Ke 10 NN i st = pee Main A= rent $° J. See Inarmnage 4 NG f -] } Mc P HE R s( ) N ! : . —F-16 Post - ti at “ee ¥ to adu ts. MAFF : TT 3804 . 4 o “ a . 938. | re presentatives at flat Sunday. fooms, lent. tur PERSHING. 5630 (Peiting!ir WAVINGS TRUST CO” 4915. Delmar. f. tENT ONE | —EXGEPTIONAL GROOMS OREON B & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut Hifully ana | Dates , ana MAFFITT. 3804—4 roome and be ANDERSON STOCKE- BUERMANN, new is ‘\y “— - . A =: a rh P “STAINTAIN _ HOME: () RAT ES gt AK rat 4 = -_—— an ney apartmes | hove aon h é 411A New + room ” flat Wainwright B de. t “) a a : " CAN GET . > fh. i DE MU N pr te hatha ¢ a ' ho! ‘7 i. dor As : FISiE R 1 floors, fu > aos a $50 cCLY UF. ~ SX rT] BOO co d NIE. NC Es I NTHIS , NT? Can 7c »F n ce 4-Troom ATs ans , % . APARTMENTS FOR RENT SoOTri’ rit) eun ‘ ae nta] } uD. — * K. = SX... ! " Cheatnut. ce) lect F. Ses1A—3 large rooms, bath, T ’ S16 --Reacy for o r i 5137 _Wat ermat) ‘a | ‘ + cond. | with r mocern appointment n ah ' ; U8 ry is a very elegant —FU SHED icludin hotel service. - b “fully | APHIZONE, 4242-5 reome, bath, electric, ric, open “we a 7 Ww = > . mm efficier cone ity andl r “TOO! } Ot of opetl space: (ATU i+] batloatu: ; ‘orate . ulict MiAll r apartments of 6 rooms rrnis) -! Y ey ‘ ti Fas and Karage $55 AG Ade’ i JLGIA-—d> F&F om “bat h, ~ @lee- . 4 ; ’ rT, . ’ 4 ’ ° . - A ° . , ; , v4 , . . . 7 ’ ee ee | MAG AGAZ! NE. aseta 4 rooms. bath elec . \ ? \ RTM EN T 7. ms ) BAVINGS | — ! — im — — . pst aging es oe is. | BADEN, 730 -— Furnished 3-ro. m2 effi. Kitchen, bath and = dressins room. | BACON 1901-CUnper and lower flate. 4 tric; $28. Apply corner store e93) } : ’ ;. , * ; : 4 , r : . : ‘wer , » 7 . 4" ys ’ si {) a Lee 5 ' on -* ‘ tad ia ' } ry? .y ay ar . \ , 4 , 1, > 2 | ’ ’ _ “ . _—— A “ a d¢ if r la — % New S00 acarincnly | NOLIN, SOOT Five room oi al FRANK LEE HADL ile wainscoting in bath end | clency, $40. Apply 8116 N. Broadway. rent $100. “Rental includes all linens, rome, bath, electric inusdiy, saveet | MONROK. 1114A—3 rooma, attle: Al com FLATS pute de rooms Se AODNOT gervice. ; ne; Ww ay - , ie ee ee rm, PR 0D a pn ee oe PIV Se eae wutmatiaatd pipsied. : ee ee . wW.li Gecorate to suit tenant: $35: open ditios: electric, gas: open $22 OO levator; 1 carfare. 9 7 oe agg , Seeee Serwuereeuee . 3 oie SP Big alile remap et u cohete” dina: “Rehmaaiadnel aa den . S veeme sans, | - a tRET, 1945—J roon > ———ion ot me dential lenatian arin | ee ee eee (7) | Me »N’ Po JME RY 1907—Five rooms. bath; | ‘o ‘ Been. Betton 233W. | PLY MtrH. sent Prowers; stoves. iceboxca. densrations | ,,.ToPee S79 yur, ryort ticiencs:, Just ane | with the exception of fewer roome: apart: | "$3; 4 rooms, bath, $30. DEVIC, Gar: | A exclusive residential location, "with | genron 784-3 room aad Basement: | ps ¥. 1207 ath: JUST COMPLETED . 7 rem " . . ' = . ny | . ‘ . ‘ ° , . vy @ \. = adept ae . —— ane ae “ye =. a3 ‘ V~ ; ‘il Peyote ' . . a i at patel ec “ ‘ween : ¢ oniliec on _“ . ren: “° a - ‘ CURT.” 54 | rery desiraile ; hure enants with refer- | 4% er ayer etd Suman ae ee \NLEY EPSTELN, 819 Chestnut. FST FLORISSANT 4016 New ay NE OUNES, VEVE-UNIVeEty car, a nt | owen ye i Ae nT MON rum aay + 10—3 rooms, second pote mang te bag Ase) metus | § Tie . m. Oo : . / sy , ) . L, ICSE IO tu right ‘ w s° nen eti } c 2 “ ; re i P ‘ ee eo Fiz ; ‘ sd : : ‘ . ~ = te ; . oom 2 gr - c. - r) lor I “pect on '%- > I rN * 25204 jawnree rooms. old ar yor thy |) er tr P _* a in every t hardwe fi ‘ tile : if y : : - putlinseten 4 y Y ‘ . 2 , ° . Airhi *. ee : Y i” r ; . ot 2 -_ meee : iT ‘ j inna. mtu. ] ‘ } one > o] TiC 5 i “4 PT ores ‘ 2 4' i : ‘ 2 _ = | ‘ ete aa eat ir = — {ae = SODWIN REALTY : 243 Tselmar, M. H. RODEMYER & C0. \" B SHEI p & CO. tar 5 + > i | de ferenc : Manager on mn. Le est O°70) feRO) MON PGOMER . 222 ) 3 large lignt | bathe. wer ge A. in-a-deoor beds, bullt- noOrech ‘ “ge oe i . : why mt : ; : J " , it ais - —— ~— - _—- rye , | BENTON, 25 Lal 5 large rooms: old rent. roome: estate sink. |e S714. fe) pantries and roning boards, ofa ~ reomns; ne me , t. s »i > . ad 7 On _ - ent ELEGANT APARTMENT. Bla aia A124. sean 1238. a 109 N. Oth et JUSAM REALTY OO- °~ 9 | . Forest 5270 SATURAL BRIDGE, 4239A—-6 Yooms, || sinks; Inside Tear stairways, separete roulua, ren eas aed a a Ra ee RR RB TE ts PAR KLEIGH APARTMENT’ ALL OPEN FOR INSPECTION, Northwest | 312 INTERNATIONAL LIFE BLDG. _ | BENTON, 2551—3 rooms, $22.50; | electric. $35 : mail boxes: open porches in rear; fine | es Jt and large sunroom; 2 bathe . As 41 WASHINGTON. SK Lhe .) = ————s | om rooms. re > a : aad ° lightin fixtures; separate furnacee; 5——Second floor: ee condi ition and well ke pt ; o-fami); oo 5616 PERSHING AY. Iowest rent in cit modern; 5 rooms -¥' RTELAND, 538 (——3-room efficiency. |’ & XN Tt N BE : oar. 1507 =r ' adults ~- | NATURAL oe o~ 3035-—3 rooms shades” furnished . periment: ia - ng: mameciate occupa} ny 2 : 4 ' : aD irtme — } hie - ; tu bi . -* and «un pari r anG afr: e . Ww mente ot n paid KR F.. ‘ O.. I] N\ I | 4 ( I | ( ). wack, r ‘sho sf ‘H AE FFI FE R eT ‘_ CO. ee ae irs, ppoelte Fairground Park cars convenient. Bui _ | ) pega . 4. perenne sane - + | NATU lL. | RIDGE 410K W .—4 rooms now open for your in bread ot itlook on “2 to he at “at ed ° 1: 35 ) in} . dix g — wer tV : a a ! é; we RT y 1? .* c ‘> £O3 ‘ heetnut APARTMES ‘TS. r 10K ‘NO y ; ARTHE KR. 5 eSar 7} eet oy — > Saat Four rooms and war ‘ rac K. 101 nN’ Sth et. Garfield 3383. , 7 ” > , 7 : OW BPA Temes. omtuarniahed BEAUTIFUL —— - 4 se * McCAtl SLAND. ] i b urbishned or unfur- Neal m ante » A Aarts ment bm =f ia 7 vler 0439 f¢ RO) e°r) J oi ont ie - ”? *hegt nit. ; ” BOON. Hie : thy »sl tert . “- : ; ‘ " : L pete -. ’ APART ME NTS fi — = wis i . 4 n ) " ; le tt re } a we 5455 DEI MI AR BOUL Dished avdarimenp' , S40 Lo $45 —— ’ iis ty RE LE b "JQL LE ~) i 2 (OA DW Ai s 2ul } \ ~ roornes. SY . pl NE “ ,HOU Tt > 1931 es 4 reoms. elec’ rie _ roots, ‘oun parlor: +¥, . ae ab . NSTON, 4461 Olive; S-room e ¢ \ =n : “ ea ? -“ . c rooms, $$] ht) ‘gen there. etearm heat: reagsonal.e. Lindel] “30” > > an J . ‘ heat. water. as, electricity fur- ———— Pa ’ “2 ’ ‘ ‘ pe i; 4 ~ . a ‘ ” ‘ aiid Se , 4 ‘abd inte O° (PON B. & RG, SCOTT. 890 Chesig aiched, Manager on premises; low : For S69 You Can Get NE Ww M ANAGEME NT “7 JADW. tet cha eee : -— {£80 , Northwest ae ran «4 RAT 1A N—New efficiency apg. rates. “AP AR T ME > Ts _ af r E N T SHUCHART REALTY CO.. 814 Chestnut, | “S™STEAD,, 3100 N.—-3% rooms, modern, | ABNER PL... 2818—} roome. rictly Pos 3 reat ne, neni ) rooms. tite bath. kite - Maryland: G-roem efficiency. 1) Ver . nd screenes® partment _ consist ng of ving room, : “7 ' ‘ — ' ‘+ ‘eo — ams - = =.-8 estnu faa electric heat included. $35 n odery yarage open il day Sunday wer bath PICLYDE c" KETCHAM ne 206 Ind ‘vr yy 5 ne bat! 100 He porch: will decorate “ds om, Ureantast room. Kitcnes ' __en ceptional valu ‘ebany 54073. | with r 2 in-a-dor beds: 4 ‘ayeeds, | ee oF 4235 S150) Se Tooms. | NEWSTEAD ne J mooie, » electric! ALDINE IL. 4900-—Brand-pew flat. four hal Life ar a — ‘ RA Marsiand a. | ‘ Ba i weoeeree AV.: 5 rooms, seccee ie hower bat? ite eee the noo APAKIMEN| irnished; can make your /#@rRe. light | rare eB ge ae ans MAR TIN OLIAN, 712 Chestnut. Garfiele | 2's Blin.” Oa et gens: SR, Oe ee eee piper t and janitor service 70 O80 inch.) (Weetmoo: , moleted: 6 rot nd janito pelt aa es Zit. tS ~ ? ) 7 ‘i® apartment {s unde OTT. ' ; ¥ — — ~ i “ Ethel estm« ist completed; 6 root , 3 on a Pa att : ve NINETEE NTH, 3301 N.—-3 rooms wit! ARLINGTON, 1915A—S rooney bath, fur. » 5316 S AV Oy ( ‘OU RT MULLs: WALTERS RF. ALY $287, first or second figor: rent $75. Se nanager at building. ob congue ha nev sicseucy, (OP new manageme: nd h een put m be cH AMBERS. . 919—-3 LARGE ROOMS; tric, $2 ; ar tow rege Jolfax 4263, (e Just north a , De} aa = ee (ver ta its PARK ; N ¢- TR y tht Rs orth: yer: — ott aa a , ~~ wg woe: and rae the 135 0U MARGARES APTS. i aceieiiiain- SER amanies ate $25. Bomont 3672 | a EPSTEIN, R19 Chestnut. Olive 157 KB. A. THOMPSON KEALTY CO. vt : ee t | | tn ; : -. ARGY LE ¥} AR qT M B N TS = R09: aI i omen hn sun par- | ire pro f — ; - ~ t - \ P ra HOUSES FLA | S E | ? (QoL! RUE - 43454 a rovtus, bath, ele * wee i 1445 WY (rear)—J roums. as. l’a rkview Ol4a2 ee t; Week ema ee I welid, between Mary’ lor and gar ...- 12000 oe peated ee ae = nd g room : a ie an } d fashingt a . re@othns “ath we : oa ae } : iittier . ‘nh. bpd corner}. ao ‘ * : = % f — Py of eee - LE 74°. _ ro orn fiat bath sel NS eee POTN Dat hb ' room steam bem t. hard woud floors. wells ' et. , * : . ba: 5 nae ell a: fine ; tions ——- 65 00 me 3 fart ¢ the cliis 100 west). . : ae a ~~» . “ NJAMIN MUSHI iN P ae on “ . flat $4 rvs . painted and deeeor: tend \ eens ‘ q « T aw gS : ; 5528 Pershing LINDW ORTH = SC be tis a) AGENTS’ RENT LISTS in 2 . aac 3 119 Contin st. | A. 2: UF KINLAGE R. CO., 723 Chestnyt RreT. 719 «ha t- . as per r an anjtor , ; ; ae ? - -= 7? . ) . mon J ‘ . es > _ - * 4s “74 ru UIA, at , e ec ic NIN | Hi, "405 ‘\ 3 hice rewire Becoli‘ = ———_ . ~ magne ——————— . 5 HW Orr _TMAN ; = . tr le: The = varlor. f Cency., : a : 4362 L INDE LI. , — e} DEI —_ >. poe “ w ermian Sper ment a! cialis Al Ati M 7 roo = A. —_ KENT $ S41) uA f ; plectr SO: one mentu's rent ae. ~ ion »444- -~4 roums. “beth. het. — Pass g! 7 : ’ ; : ve rd . . 4403 c heuteau ev. Grand } hee id . 2 ‘ b> — ’ o en 4 — ; owith, 5 ' or-bed, Pci - _ - Kitch. . - =a : 1 room rented = —_—a ° $ 1 ~ 9 2s A Aa pen le ~~ ‘ a a - . ‘ OZENS. 4 a “ rooms. ele: tn a fal ‘ ALT enient a 2 car, oO”. in MEY , id sort * ®e eu, shia ls a oom ™ \ vy Sy ag Be St ewe Compa | nee ln , G ARAGES . S7 OE o —7 or? $1750: ’ r a a 7 ' -- oO oO 7 Ts | ‘ ei new. partet. | SYRACUSE. 702-—3 rooms, in-a-dor | 0943 KINGSBURY M. H. KODEMYER & CO. —— - : — . | DELMAR. 5! saiual ican ane -. | £308 MeCausiand m ic. a. * an : NOR’ MARKET. 2223-—Three tuome. | BELT. 4424——New 4-room efficlency ; mod ooms. reasonable | first floor nor $75: open. ; JI90 IKWING: ‘ 100 N. &th St. Main 4124. eet pk eaut private dvath aie tennhaas one. * a wr 4 + KU ae (91k Dein ; . > _ a er elect Centra! 2944 - etn, decyrated: hardwood di garage, $55. nent district. : d. mm . PSTE oN y SON, 617 Chestaut. . + roome. bath, eun rio eteam heat. rn eee = _ . ve ” nd } “ . - : : "YT P A\ ‘SS TRUS . st. a y a Ne JSYA—J rooms, bath, clectric NORTH , Tr T. 1[SOolA 3 rovms, com BELT. 3410—New doubie fiat. a A > rooms, new! me tu wt. -aOT gery) will decorate | ‘ - P = se F r ~Dene tt moder rates eT ae ._ ve e plete Cabany 1401J ‘ch ail improvements, garage, w! Qin y deco ) aT RA( ae a tile 9 rooms. sup Ter PRAXCTCCT: sR CO heetnut Sheridan Apartment ~ - tee city for the mriee se R T R. } O.. 829 Chegtnnt. On rH MM ARK . 233 laud cenena. alot ve ted about Jan. 1: $60. TRUST. [19 Chestnne | rent free: $4 be ead: be ee >a Dr RENTS $60 AND $65 L sei (7 haem FOR EN nan oe _ENS 4043A—3 rooms, electric, | * $°) 50 fet ; bets WENZLICK iid Chestnut. Olive 1477 on. oy " — . a 3 Av TIFU L Al AR TME N TS nev loe: ? be fe i ~ re r oe ; : ‘ ~ , ; 7 .] , ; as . oa A. , Ri HAH - FE R - j CO x” * rac’ , ~ earner newly decor (06 Chestnut w AGNER-G RANT- BELL TS. | beat cares janitor r geervice, etc., dining roome, kitchen a! bath, ¢! : ‘ POI NP Al AREY ar Ree gE DROUZIA REALTY CO.. 4006 Chouteau. « Cees, 41° A— 3 1s, newly decor-| | 3: = —T ~~ Mecinry gas. garage = ~ : : > - 4 | 3 KCL ) 733 ) Te) Oreon KE. & R ‘& S00 Chestnut. | overlooking Forest ‘ark iy “ahs ah ph emer hs te ott ane y ; rhire P-Porom at 4 71. : om. larce. corner, bri me roome; Sane elem Ob} A HR. Zi¢ VF rr - tiie Dalh ie i“ CLIFTON . 2913-14 _ . yw a ' hanes a fiat oan. f want a new, modern, ART] IGE Al ‘I . LAH moet tanwtif: wll tve! , Sie AE iggy IO te ODS rca, pe lay men ff : ME RE tricity: $42.50. 10 0 10) 4 | 41. le) 2.14- coms. pth, am = at . wit h a for leas -——- -—— = > : ; f miiiti tli : a Ae’ Tt? At wy « mnt i “ > . ’ til«¢ 4 ual BDiAs jar P x ty . fi d - 38: “a . " ow : on) - fi Ji tia, Le bunge vw . remit , Ger- : - -—- . see us at once . = » X. w. corner Clara and Waterman avs.: COMMODORE Craftex dec rated "i Fac iT , RINGSBURY, 5S727——-Att tive fiernished Bre © Mi wren - tome wet — of _ ¢ , ful roc ‘CHAUNCEY | ATryn id rte a a i floor: S marge roon B. SHEL P & CO. 109 N. B Pes and sun parlor. 2 bags: open for 5316 PERSHING piace, Deautiful fixtures, ‘inerator. apartment; reasonable rent 99) | 9040 Cathie See we ar. “pret v tixty ~4 rus. electric ott a ter | Pian : 4 oa nd CANE & FRANK, 1008 Chestnut ot. . —F ; r : Pa rticula? Ds ' e] 7 fur a te : — . . oom math. yrett xtures gus. electric, laundry: Vs LL, 38: rou, electric. au = AND LACL BDE—Ss putea ; , decorate to suit Part (8: mene official includes heat and hot ectric refi ie rati urnished must KINGSBURY, 6018%—‘-room apartment: 2445 Gat @ «t rors e bath: $35 BS family: 2? : —— , ‘ one SIITA—} besutiful new roome Bitis. fire: “laar ins The Lyndo e roo M ral « $14 Ce , ; ‘ be seen th 2 ap preciated ; only few e¢ steam heat: complete furnishings: 8°75 (“851 ‘a! m! Tf \ ae = -—— . beth, built-in bookcases end kitchen mn r nd ¥ large J 3 b . ‘ = a « errr ¢ n ine ming tele . 4 —— pi : ° 7 ¢ : ons . . “wure Ti) rn : ‘ota ‘ : he " Nic e abarimenia: s ~a SYR ae - . “« nience. ' mang Tr. Forest ee Fe : KRINGUSHIGHWAY AND McPHER »* 42 r FREE FOR . ‘ » Bho De be x > ie -——- — = = raw ood fi Ore, ge'ere. — RACUSE—OPEN | = — a ee ) Three roof hat! ‘lectric; EIGHTEENTH, 14813 . PENROSE, 70°3—4 large rooms first fleor, Soreaa cE. A644—3 rooms. beth, electric: , rr on nes Beautifully furnished epartinent lu.is : ooms — Kea 7 ae gy = OR - — ' . ©” Post-Dispatel ae H. ABBOTT. tor, 709 Chestant. et $* rent $33 2S 0 , 3 ie? v4 ' Beautity) apart "Linen? of five rooms, at Gho J, WANSTRATH Sits etm 9EMYER & CO ORICA EN: Ni lilia iain var @761W electri : . ; Pay beds. gas stove; immediate pos- 4 H. RODE , satgaae FT ‘TO ae : oe VEN T H. °104 N.——Three rooms. cas. l, J JARZEMBKY, REALTOR. ROS. B02 Chestaut VERNON. O40: Apart ert fist; @ ~rent $80-$85. Decorate to suit ° Main 4124. | HE ELLING N tr ass - ae ed ) Central 2934. os: 1507 & Leuis tyler 0430. (80) Garfield HMg2 ¥ newly decorated, hardweod fh WR Ey ' . one ; : Laciede at Forest Park new 6-8 T.=¥ 6 emploved4 har er. BELT, 1405A—4 rooms. bath, electric. oecy ey aa | ote = 7 ond Rene me aru 3. CORNWET1 LR. BE. CO, 111 N. 7th. en ME NT , ianend es + a w 5-8 ory L o * b mpuo e ‘ s a se effi ray ULL ONS Set a roms electric eLE\ E + 1306 4 omnes. gas: “$9 PT FPASANT 414]——"% rooms hal) room, (ORA. J|@27A sin “rooms. bath. was. “elec: 2. sleve ~" 4 ré Le. “" P - 4ri A cpu? Le | “ ' ’ ” @@e . ‘ y* : —~ JOuUN H é 763 lin eet 140: 2). inde! Mloor ast. v3 de R, i b, {fic AO ri A over- PA, Sie ae ates Mi Are CRN AIA SR , rON. 5350A—3 rooms. bath. elec ELEN a 5 2622A XN roca, ; ~» LELAND, 80U0-—Elegant room effictene tri tric, SN ST. 772? Cheetrut L\IRIE —Th , me | a SOS Oe = roonis. bath e.e e+ a0o° S50 (jarfield ee | ” c L . . a. ' or) {"# rooms -raorm effic iency. “ clos a. sc a _ a ; cet: $65 ' b } ; SSE Court Apartment« - Mc PHE ne Nn. 4038—*-ru nish 4d YT1I3A De Kalb, 4 rooms. . (h ang 4Urhe at, S-Toem ety: :, | aD Ae ' rovmé, bath, fure | MAR TINE cERE tp AG agar co. — von H anory, “Realtor, FOR | 7 ire Rewer ce ZOO Chaetnnt et Very aesir able Fulles f he a! — — — -y—— eae a nioé- al-E-eTAOINSH RDI ar wh a nha soe 4 s dJeffermon. 4 roms. bath — ~ ——— . oe a ie 04s y > «. 7 .-- “Wie mN. 5015 , ive room & CATHE - rooms. sul pat with el a — — 7 vee — = §581---Wid wnploved -)) “2018 Franklin, * rooms 4440A—- sarge 0 rvoms 5! SIL 1D. Di wee rouvtas. Daih. gas and b!.MBAN 44116-—Pour reome, first floor n frent int, BARC. RINE Ap. AR T ME NTS also large reenec ; ie he re mS heated apartment wit! . Sae7 Texas. = rooms r r corpumeentetisteiieiaiaiaiiell beth, reat $35; open. 2407 N. Broad 7 meniter. Garfie ‘ ye ' : ‘ =_ = Tre nt « . De rt eet Ty! a Oli. te aBbul iat a , 41° 41 4 Laston, 2 rors. bea th . t » SP 7 9 ti ly. >t : ‘ ; a r) ‘ © roome te th ‘ at T —_ -_ = a " . . sé T) J . - WASHINGTON. 7 . \ UJ : ' = . 1014 N. Sixth, % rooms a De. "at 1 36... Tour beautiful rooms , flours, tile b PLE: hoe ‘TON BL., 6609-11- 15-174 ' a ] , atid 4218 ( ‘} ice \ mariment » |NEWSTEAD, 19 N.—Be! West Pine MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY CU.. TATddiaagow: double 3-3 room fiat , Loney «=6Gecorates; medcern rey KNICK even ae , re - . . , 407 P ‘ —s ’ 7 7th ° i” iet?) r ly apartme Mr Late Block South of Delmar 1O1CE 2 ] a = me VW vdown C€ ourt. a" a aces t con ienc) — Main 2656 Garfield 1257 ha rea i at! ttoid baseme: . | Owe PaaS 1N t' : se r. koe rior . utifr iry ‘ : : t! ' $1440. ‘ ‘ : A = , — | roen electric. gas ‘“,AKPIELIED sa—New 4 wr —_ will he 7 WEAT— 716 Belt: 7 ms, - baths. sun or, : on ; tet ANST! Een: —, SEE 520 ADEL —y¢ } porch ‘ery desir: econd floo most desirable location. Central __ (ERFEN mar. 1 arfield ar ‘ $27 50 | Ge orate. vacant Jan g ; 3 end eantne pap al ag ey I ony 7 - ye land c y choice; . . , 4: 5 ae ‘ avartments 3° . a L * fee Oe gms | 2S CCAS eee N “Corres al E. [4eCHMORLLE K. 91 Chestnut G AH EL to she fo Foorne, IN OOU RT, 5602 04 ack fT: garage. ; | ] , hird north For information ¢all at ILIV O79 5 8 con urnished part - '} 7 rgume, toilet and bath ; eos: low pert _ tral 4009 ST LOCIS. 1916a-—3 rooms good conél- SM) Gerace. ' $123: ¢ ‘ ~~ oy ere “hen rt very sciect apartment. o ' $00) . ” ~. y . , oa) = 4 : ‘ ’ ‘ ee neat ‘ : its Pi . v« aj ’ . . = ee ~~ * » ~ 4 . ° a ’ ria eT further narticu. _call Ist floor south. 625 West- at rock. De CRs. * TDI a arcs dian ianee geneee: | 2 [LARISSANT. SPSOA 5-rnrn HMITZ BROS. 802 Chestnet SAmPiRD. $007—5 - , -y SUEX re J. _Al LTHE! IME R R17 Chestnut. ewernc’s tile hath furnace. ele tri : — f., rf ‘ ’ ; . = BL iy "pu Ne. tie E 0. F. BERGFELD Wl eT noetsut. & wood Drive PAGE. 5893-—C1 ner apartment eiect ) | rage, $60 —— 106 > eves. CI TAL INDUCE ME NTS | Realtors. ne — — tar ae tt aamnletely fnrniahe "raome, bath ich | _ : SET EUS. » een | a =e a il Gee, tk eA MENTO. Ricih caress sevarate, GARFIELD 50464 eS OTT, ao OC | VOD TENANTS. \] AR \\ OR | eI — — — 3 5639 PAGE AY. wv Be i ho rece «thera inside toflet: 925 ntrel 2034 * | ened netehborhood. Main 4587. ME rt ~ 42 -~- % Corner Garence GA RFTELD . pile—Now fies ow 4 reome ream efficienc ve] L, | da 7 Yecor " mod- n > . T ‘TY ‘6 high grade tiving reem. bedroom and we rr ' ' ; ; ~ —-—-- — - ~ ae : nase as ._ . ny ie = , if ee AT a ven J . ae mie vy ‘ rDection. . rea rtine j a cons?st! is of \ A\ N IN break nat room furniture: ase tt ted: ‘ “ 31 7 . ‘ row ~ | PoOrRTEL . 0720) : , a. . ar aie front entrance, aie. inter pha - ° tnut . . - 2 . . . ; " coeotaet | lliegant 7 rOOTTLE. 4 th ur Lone? attractive apartment ait “~~ “~ RODE. MIE K & i ia ra \ S . . (~-“a , shed S& ee ' -— ee ee ee a - “ _- SARAH } *] . W “feorner o Pag e—4 fine. ANDERSON @TOC KE-Bt re ww it 1 aha ler teio eley ators, loc J ond min par mile Peping ror th) 7 hee he 108 N. Rth st. Main “4124. Facing Beautiful Vashington he ear i . . y ; ee eames asaeren age ay 4 op loly . , ~ HM AXD Bol abe f RIC $°° BO Pemevtse beth eee tree Me iood _repe'r. $43. ' ————— eee somaes = beth ges ii . in cits New "t B00 is — “0 i nformation, ca. ” a aaaeNe en ‘ Terrace PER ING. 563 artrmment j &£ ~9 tt i r roon oh “ong 1H . , “\. Warrigo av newly deoorated >. —_ =PRING GENEVIEVE vu ivome, . 1 CORNE' RSON STOCKE HUEKMANN, SNP ee ‘ sia seen . penne i “ oe aa -ae -~ ' on ~ casi — , ' ég ' : , e713 JOST. SUS. 722 Chestaut. subrvlul, beth, turnace; modern. \) sarece $45 « monte, my von abert WATERMAN. 560— Fir st floor; | . S05 Chestnut ot. REALTURS, 10s Ne. te. : 3 : ment: heal, phout, gas, reduced seul. ails. — " . . love beautiful reoms. 3 bedrooms. : P™*e in; open. Cabany 2O00GK. ‘ Refe AK

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SUNDAT port: ST-DISPATCH. par 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. eS ESS FLATS FC FOR RE RENT | FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—South | FLATS FOR RENT—South _ FLATS = RENT—South _ )} FLATS FOR RENT —South , FLATS FOR RENT—South FL ro : . outside HARNEY 2. - . : =1 . OD . ms ’ " ef a. ; A Hivers de 24835) HiCKOR) - om . ——— _ , o> PA. “eae rooms. bath. . fur- SEENANDOAH, 30 TA 3 at - . | YT \ KR PT). |}: TAl >. SHV ENR — 3 * ABE TB. = _ . : i 68 . . . 7 ~~ Le 5 ¢ sf . : . ene —_ , ’ . . ‘ai " : ne i irTn ati Tt alectric ' 2 i — ur Om s : — mot-water heat Ores. rages gill ea te ce She er | ai ; > ae Ss —Flat. 5 reoms, bath. | rooms; $1]. : oboe A. SHENANDOAH 3963 : - hail FIVE REAUCTIFUL ROOMS. 7 ——. =ewoUTH RM Four $40) Pal “ FURNISHE D HEBERT, 5556--5 Toons, decorated. all) ee” “Forest 21861 nen ey possession: §=neWl¥ | HICKORY, §20—3 rooms: baib. electric | MINNESOTA, 44574—3 rooms, bath, elec. | AS DUO AMG nace rent a Si LARGE AND LIGHT. ARBANG- | Ft * — we Conveniences: etean, heat. garage. _ > ae ; ———— _ ete. First fioor, $: ace (oo furnace: sou, seculy JOS. F. 1 MANN R.E. CO..623 Chestnut MENT s® YOU HAVE TWO ETZDL. 5580400 Ze. 19—6 rooms, ———— aaa raasonal HIGHLAND. es? 4—} larce. light reems, Medgeleis h | ark , > ee 4 —For ae etearn HICKORY a a oe ad : an need Sanaa a NESOT, gu rooms, ear SHE N AN DOAH, 41 A ro ome. bel — LARGE BEDROOMS witH cOoN.- re $.,. one" .¥ ND, 68 ~~ ' ~~ : Ne a oer ee Ye | od | wea AR et ae i 850 car co, | OREON FE. & 1 Sr Rho Chestnut, | —bet-Water heat: garug W. Cosy ; ST ENG ee ete Miner. | DZEl. 5805 — sie IN _& SON, 617 Chestnut HL TER iT i i AN Ss Fon. * ern efficien a. oo : bany 2! 63511 Delmar HICK KORY, — JOHN” H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. DOCG. aan ae. ae. e 3133 | 5006—3 roms. a oo RENSINV Tl obt es . OEE ou: Puen ne vs “at ar —- - - sme wee Le ‘? , 0 ~~ | emg . . Le : “. . . 652 ’ tric. cas , neater “wy TOP "ENITE pw J4i ener Are — oe ——- | MHINNESOT. 32 Modern ' | SHE NANDO AR 4218A—6 rooms, bath, ‘R. SEPARATE BASEMENT. . ae 7S Ooms. Sa i roo furnace, bath. SH POTLAT: REA YT. *2 > a4ial A\ kN be a-reocin efficien flat; tf Le » JO ms; tae SHO. , St¢H As VO ne . . \43A— mes. ‘su — a ./ a’ : - : oot ae 4 , », . od 1% rs thro , yt : ; ble ; rT} S84 ' J = ~ | JOHN H. _ABBOTT. = . 4 Fri It ‘ ELLAR, : ~ . ™ ’ 5° > = etric: wlarec ) nS. ren. A Led ' LEDE. fODTAMONT 1947 ee na , ; os tes | ome and fink es = F . Sty CALT 20... 814 Chestnut. | MINN - —-Pegutiful new single | SHE : : ote , WILL FIND IN BERAUTIFUL — -- rN ’ jectr - ——— n tric. shades. pen. Garfield T$8e (ce ee amindinnindl howater tent. aime “KORY >] oe ————————— flat. > Oregon. 4315 branes ENANDY tent — eur GRAND DOVER PARK. 5800 ne signal le : 5355A-—6 roo . SENNERT y 404 3 rooms. } orn. 1? WA 4% » 41! = —— os pa oo.» sty RGR. tena : _—o - » * rooms (c83) + Mf ait ‘ 53 " rh , ‘ : SOUTH ON GRAND BL. a. “ ———e > liete hath _¢ lectr °° hk - 4 P . 4 Ts Lt - “* . 1 recyT . : ar reo 470 A 224 poy ER PL. mo = . a - 51. 139—Th: ee ee ~ iN ; - WY nN ‘ fe , aes SN Tae 0? F : =. ode SS! he ; ‘ SOD. " > “ - — - , large me. SHENANDO AH 45 N° A—S5- roo: oe Phone Parkview O216 phe —— GE. jences: neat fu mished 5806 KE NNE RL x A\ , NI ‘ , PATIL A 45. is : s, hard . "KOR ’ RL = 3 Fro Bs. ars. ned OSU S ; Pa - 3 . gal ane he ® wt ian on ee NSS Te - “ , $ = a K woe heetnut P i fury ' light, Pct 4 ae i W ai mn ; = : . —— St and jm t eer: a is iahec . } ma ~ Ty ee: y) i aut FO ous. tile IN HPN LBIGE . — la si R I M IPP! ma roon + = = - ABs JO LAA me ; br y 117 Faim: als LOT to SL: DL AN Pr? = 7 AEFFER = TY — hot water and electri hi TANDOAH. 30630—5 fro ; Southwest OREILLY Col > - good conditic "1 _ ——-+ iTge 1 rooms hath ji— — — y _ nished: convenient location. id ENAL 074 ——y tile bath EVANS ro — - fuer K. co.. § a8 CHESTNUT. WEISBERG. ‘3 aan Be. ak Sexe" “—* os | ‘| 8892 “8 Ale > rooms, oo oe “wA W. — Sur rooms, modern, SISBERG., pate tric ry heat _——--— mivwood f Bil. - See esac (;arfield ERTS ie et ee = i ee HE NANDO AH, 4610-14—Four rooms: 7; = ~ “large rooms, bath . §808A Garfield. oor oF . I tilda . - “ae ee Be wet Plat. 4-5 gain; ' Sot : Vi ~ -" ‘ steam heat: $55 DOUGHERTY R. E , _— . ~_ _ | oe —_ = 5a77—Modern STRODTMAN reasonable rent = - ; ae | . 3 j ' . Gr? - " . tes . 5° : “ir “ . — 4 ‘ a _ i ‘ ; ‘ . : : : Eee al — ING SHI o- eta . ’ ‘ : | ; Ly . i m pad € Ww 4 rooms, tlle le Dat h, ‘: , mo. % cry y. 0 ee | eres owt a oer y ——s _ ” , TO" m8, with electric . Re MT: e835. Four rooms, bath, 4 ra vale Av, S25: ‘" ] » J ; sf ff ; 5 ru» ms. beth. in > i Vv Al, , ... 00 furna ’ ‘ 44 . i, rooms, bat! : © res a a > a : : atan =. bat > fur e, re — = ws PF $4 a Mis=OUR bath. fur-! —~ (>. BLANKE _E. a coO.., ui Chestnut. a ndniny B_.> whe 3 mi. , UA ty * oO S22 Cheetm at. , SET ib , o- — _ . ou ; . ' vrs, | : = ‘), : »’ iz ry > : > oF . . . ore *”» “ . oe r N. AN t+ as Hi > ; : - ao se 7 i , : : = ‘ ” Sg16A Ne 3 rooms. . : . ory .% 4 4 r nea : ana cate . ;, oe - . Po S4 ati wal Li-=s i; a “ . » oas. water ‘ss , > 8 ; ; t R \ : ; “rh. = n , na “ : Easton a rons nr et (c&3 : ated REnORIe DE En aE '| es, SO ro recept . S22. J. LER R. CO. DA REALTY CO.. 401 iteau. Lg ecarie aa , cas ‘rooms. bath | . ew.y pail gecorated and ne hade _ha hath ar fur e . nu ¢ SHE AH 31 = ; —— em ~ aera te _ | ctric. $40. pe . —. -ooune. bath. ee ewan et sia - i. and . teben VALOCr furnace * iz’ mM ve abs x ‘ . : Soe EW. 4559 rrice: rer’ —_— co ——e"ee woew =, ~ cle ES én » “ . — _furn Ace ‘a ROSSI! _ 3 Tov F . Ks = gy ae " Humbolt OSRO. e eh, hardwood floors: lat: saaneeennens . t FR an, x 919 Chestnut. $a AL, ASKA d Seu ew “$3 » ’ r ‘ . P . war 2 *~\ 21 ae ‘ cs : i " 1 mss Léie ’ tt il ‘ ;? . ae 3 os m ' . ~. 10 s* ] rl ié ‘ | ' | — ; ro ea reo ms. = bs s50—Nern yuvle JOHN * ABBOT - “Realto >r. 709 Ches* ut. “rs : aes ann : Ms iS CLEA PYOtA . ~ oo TI 4 ime, sun = Kosi a SoU —.\ ew . — is fami ay ee sf OB peccegys whee HU WrHKE \, 4145A—New: 4 rooms, tile ¥; cctric, gaa, rent $90 . oe — nines eae | iilding chan Otten 2 aa itor, TRUST CO.. 4474 Fas 2s re SERNON 728} ar. R364 Sn nF bath, hardwood floors, furnace; newly Jj rTANA 1+—5) rooms, furnace ENANDOAH 3° Le 3 ls SHUC! r RE S hestnut a SA By) Delmer _ te) KOSSUTH si1— modern ror a! VERNON LAt \. Tee hestnut. Gar Re. - TONTY 409! me - - decorated: open : WRISBE RG. R204 ee ; had furnace. norcelal: ~ : ART REAM “he u NNEY: | . 7 sunroom: irphy tre (jarTage o ' -1 ai rh . we pearl errr eh. . ath. hardwoo . Ay ey BLAN KE CR. _K. CO.. 711 Chestout - GRA. _ LARAD! b.. 4551 — Ooms fine hei atl arage; reasonable BE TON TY a: nl rst fio Pee. ee ee ee ee Sey ee ae AH. 3927 a — ——_-> y ee 4 de , water a a — ; : —— IN TAN 36. : lern ts = : ' ee ‘ ) hie ; . ; 7 poy " - . = ~ acu) SS on iv, ‘ a : ; w : . : OonNn = ALG . : Dee : . ——s - ‘ , bath. ; ’ ° ; “y , i! r i, 5 — : , RI RR 4s I I ' . ru B . ; «) 4 —=S 15 » :- mcm . ’ th. newly mncession; open, (c) | — nd earace: v dgeoratel, (6° — a 319—4 | sade Rarage! | wm SHE. Sa cea “4020A—4 rooms. ‘. hard- — a Lg ong NT Speen ~- ane’ W. GIBSO ~ , Garfield 8347. : OM effic es J INDI AN 4 oo : room and 4a: r _ pened = ae te os ae wood floors. steam heating piant, tile, » ae eo , es oe + " , NV PF = . - Apply inside of ¢@ ete.; open; $5 4 ~~ — wn |} Garfield 2498. 22 Four room; all med- Furni ; “ nnan of ae mf ae . ns” a —- = = eg me | oon gg ST eae ge ergece = t : of a - A. G. BL .wkE. ‘R. BE CO., 711 Chestnnt | Dalto rooms, bath, attic, ga- FLAT—i oma, "a furnace oe APARTME a ; ; . ne ; te . (ae mB L1tIni 1 oo . sunroo tlie | *4-*4 ae e ric, Dalh . ; ; (V1 Dae - Shee’ ‘ * ve : : OwWel., moder ee a “— : : modern: Murphy bed: $50. open e Sout ue o.. Grand 752 th. hardwood floors; reasonable. Park- | _ /@undry gyi meme *—Five rooma bath end |SHENANDOAH, S026A—Five roome and STEPHEN SAUM, 625 Chestnut et, | "OO! $45. Foren , wuawMcs —T 1452A—5 large, light rooms: LEXINGTON, 5123-27-3 Tic De }ALPRED, 2100-11 Pps! t ar eiw 0334, MW A "38 4 sneam ' “en : ——— tion Rall, bath, al improvements. | ——— . FLAT SS . carece / wate. pe room effi MOLY hardwom floor t aa 1 iz porch, steam heat: $5: DE TY 3962A 5 room ee wa aa Cea ae ae | a ery omadh ) —— | yeh hy $6. DEVON aay tady —t “—y * _ se to Hod tiamont: caw tT. 1434A—S5 [ reoms, bath, Far Post Dispaté hathe wat 7 oh ale Te TGQHERTY. 802 ' mit . . i en dll ome arn 2ane | tin Ea ee. - >? YENZL Té K cab! Cheastrut. Oltve 1427 « 1s, read 4 an = ai ren. ww” : : z ——— 2 — = ‘ : a .* J = ts. . - . uA * ~ - a — -_ by ~ -room rS@ Velo —T * e - an hae t! " = - . - — , ‘ e | , . NSH! 7 d 5016 ¥ Or 1c ri > _— ae - . re: : “~ - ‘ s a4 ‘ : . . ‘ : - Dp. ~~ as 7 TurT «her rent . ’ : | —* : —— > oom s 3 ERXiNG To iN S123 ~ « * ers le ~~ ” ti—=J re_rent $23 gas RROWN RE aT, ry on eer SHAW Tt as A—S | . oo eae ble " riImeney aru . ' : ‘ A a yrange v 7 ; — oo ’ - = — i 2 . _fur ‘ _garage. new, as 5 | "7 | © . 3 ti. ; 2 : : eee sd ~ “ -15A—New 5§-room bu: ngaiow ' ; e 4 ! SIDNE rooms, attc, gas anc __” Rh oe vide 1 IR. — Fi ;; sy ; _ —— ag 1; referenc na terry ar —— . , “ae , ’ : / a ties > S2asen weer anata a une = ryote: — . wae me Mie xd, yy . ‘ ‘ SGC ORES) a - KNICKMEVER-FLEER RLTY iN INY, 0., we oe Seer a - _2f. oe ment@, one Bleck from EFTER: » 13 rooms ath mquire . regon. ~4*1 J to © aaa SHIGH WA’ AY. 63154 8.—3 ° rooms rt. PARK. 4 06 eHtcCHART FP REALTY . 814 C —a ell. Hote : - ‘ oS gee AM «Fad . FESR. Os s°. Tarn for adult : IDNEY. g rooms: modern ga ¥. } Da (ef) | —— eS ee Im™mitehed — 5% _Wlar. 4 rooms, beth, ~ #05 N. Grand. Ae ete uy At (pdt He ut 0! he . . — -——- - ——— = — - : . = er BU BURDAS thdio a PURN! #1 ED tore S. BO48 (cr Garfield)-New flat. 3 = me EF UY Chestnut, _ Olive 1427. | JEFFERSON, 2254 ; ms hand NEWPOR | | lat: e. vacant Dec. 15. Hum bolt 1881W SSHIGHWAY, 65853 S.—aAttract FOREST PARK, 3062-068 actric, vacancy Dec. 10, garage |" “oe wt enoms wg oS ug TA mech _ " me ; , ; ALFRED. 1953A—New four roo ms, tile . be _* . ? ‘ it'Ti . ) 4+, 3 9 ‘ ; ‘ ii . il s> y *” a rooms a en fu! TlAC - WwW. r Ooms. eunroon . garage. rea & n- ba “ _ we M my HEL 4 cas. e $32 3 rmonthe.: . ome > male etetins . ‘ . »ar . ardw ov oors. steam heating ‘ 25 SON FR, r : ; “mE . nD nw t* o ~ iia Ryans erage peer \' i ? ' ‘ : UW ~ a vg bir 4 o* 7 ¥F R EST | ee: ad 7 ¢ nd ref bedroom and sun parlor Joiming: ga caren re ; = - - ms. Ist fioor flat : poaggy * F ‘ electri mboit 1442 —- . ete oe C 4 PARK. 4520 3 ie. Alaa is me TT 724—4 rooms, bath, electric. bungalow flat ern: s . earch ATITIO 22°4— ' "er “all : | EY 22 ms. . laundry: | ul fh oom sun room; hot- | JOST-MILLER Real 5 for table io ment a # MAFFITT. 5509— New, modern, + rooms ‘LICK 1 om : nguire = 8, 12th st. | @arage ceptionally desirable; rent : Ttt?, a “ electric + - as th; modern. \“& | FOREST. 1905A—Single am 3) Cadeny_ 4 Gartie 4 9483. _| reaenmabdie meam heat, $45 open Kar ige t sal} 7 e : ace we - nll SING! -E FI ATS New; 424°7 Oregon —_ > a. — bath nicely decorated, . oo-ne, hath. oe i oe — —_ ASR ABS tok te ea, +" ee | Dk es Reg 0, = at +) | ee ons, 4 coupé: ee en 2h ty ew wee z= y : * fin ins Eee ot Ay AR 7 eo sony” ALLEN ® ie rodma. hal LMAN. ve rooms, firet floor; ' MAPPITT. OO27—-Modern _5-rocom fiat: mak o TTA! O..22 ; lau Pie- | ~ 7 ; _ — 2 ° DR. GI9A-O21A S—3 bath, $30: ope JUNIATA, 387 las roo 7 Soe —_ poms. bath, laundry, Vie- 315 California, 3429 Minnesota. Hum- | KINGSHI: sHWAY BL. 6162 8. W.—)/ ont. beautiful fixtures; biel “ AyLoe . gas: Market car "Grant 22665R. | DW ; . . ile ; ™ ~ _ + . oud a . ; : . ‘ a (c&80O) . = ° R R inka ' bet wee, E!Iche! berger and ‘ ¥ us and reasonable ». . st A =— » ee. - AR — ~ 7} ai . a a — , 7 7 . . " . r-? > on . - 4 ‘ a Cc} oy ge TE ae % rooms. new. hot-water AN . 29°86 Mine 4 roo m8 hath steam ot-w ter hi 4 new piace, ) UK. , A art e rooms, Dat 4 a VJ rooms. gas and eilec- s 3% , ” TS4A s.—s roor moder . a ' - ae L 1636 . se _BARNGROVE & SPECHT . 3655—New 6 rooms hot-water! -—...-..; See - | ORBGON ALISA ee hardwood floors, hot-water heat. tiles! 7 OC i a bath od VARCUS. 2816— — Ooms bath. decora tc 4. ; ‘ oo) eAnmn« ath furnace heat. hardwood floors, tile bath. garage. ws A. S comges aern 20m por pith 4115A—4 rooms, a @)\4c- L. Garage. “a - ‘TINL-ZEREGA At .E Ae sie pain. i fu mien. adultes gni cei ee, | eee SESE ott es ote | . ia TERI? | AGENCY, 8627 Grevole av.) Title Guaranty Bide 708 Chem: me ra gre : L | . “Tas AS rooma ace ~ j . ———s . -— 2 2.9 ©, . - = . ‘ ’ - ’ ' * > at a | +4 a 1$ — x ns — Oe : 6 - a WVARC & 4 tole TO ms. tile bath, fur- Re — : re etal p tf JL “ ICA, 3415A—Three rooms and : — ‘ ‘ .¥ . n -— ~ he. bath. @,ectr = x — - ‘ i“. 4f 18 F? at. 3 rooms. ‘tile " - . . c. 45 Carag an — mectric; with garage. $53, RKANSAS 36 ' enentea ra, 5 secliey . ae : 2 "a — ANS SBU RY, 211s pM me = lll hall, th. furnace, garage: owner on premires lectric FEMPLE —— 3 rooms, bath. ¢! lectric. MARCUS. 2604—4 mice. large rooms, clos- tric; furnace: «a “2: Werte be ed oe I bath. 688. WeNZLICK. 101 Fartic’ ‘ ae , mS ens clam pas Me tne nar ten me ook. iM. LE | Bint wi ae REALTY co. $14 Chestngt, youn GT sr ——- | ARKANSAS. S04;A—4 nies light rooms, | cape oo ge ee | KLEMM, 2356-—3-room fla >. | On — er | | ; | STANSBURY. 2115 Flat, 3 rooms. second | MUHIWICK. 4945—4 rooms and kitchen: | GOODFEL! TEMPLE AND PAGE (8. ¢. corner)—? MAR) a 1719-21 and 5 reoms. bard- bath. §4 Riv on} 8.) Bal _ 26,0A—4 rooms, bath, electric ardunnd fi ) ne . br. bA 2 o— ms: modern; 100! orated; rnished ette; - ; unnine .water and ee len a enema " eee Soore, steam heat Delmar | SSOSOW. | AR ° ' ath _ S37 .99 LAFAYETTE . Se vi —— __ Key ist fleor ar a 4044A . * oo © a ut? Bog 2 ‘ Vv Ae EAD-s, ">04A— arse : elec- i a oh i Bey oP ‘ "i a a4 > . 4. |) ae cs ry} é . s “ey } eee, _ 98% GAMBLETON P Poon & of LETON PL. Ps hdallindl bed . : TAYLOR. 614A N-- —Secand ‘floor. 6 rooms, A Vines dc a, o x ore. os ; ; 45,9 ae vs ee ee hard- MURDOCK 4036——5 ge = ea a = NITION 15234 N—S._ nig “rooms me, bath BELLEGLA ad Pace ie i a a iat FLean i A ./ - , » | w-«- Hors he >t - : ™» ' T a, i : . 7 ——$___—— am. : : — oo *. “Dr Nc 2. es ing: .s'eam hee - electric furnace ARSENAL, 343° _5 rooms a: Litaps 2e en _ $27.50 aa Tune Sah. Giles htcnaae bed: ‘Seren oms, modern, OSAGE. 2833 “at rooms: al! con- |) WENZLICK. Chestnu 1427 RLING R, | '22_Chestnu CHART REALTY 2 TLS HEVENTER. 5104 N.—6-5 rooms. COTTAG ARSENATI. . " . _ . aa *.. rox am tea esoc V — a act rParn | ret ’ . s = ; o me y . . ; ‘ / RT . SA ‘ wy . on G wel FET . gee eae me ro 2 eee gp nee — lox 4 : ae Th v bed oe Reksk AW > bath rfiaid 8041 - | oderr . o727R “ , rdwood forse, fu ne repelr. OREON F — SHEVENTER T27 non CHULBE Ri abt 203A — ew 3-foom, ? raYyt ,- ’ , , ’ Sane , ‘ . . som ae er nm hi re 7rar L536 WwW. = > _& K . SOO gate ENTER — “ ‘ . ne reasona! LAFAYE a7. 4 al | 5 : ‘ i ma. ; EE iy wITRIMECEK ee 2 5 dining ;RAHAM 12: 37—3 . bath 3 4 Shas 3320 S—New. modern -— _- — = a ' ’ orn cone % | acart = TH. Garfiel4 3165 . . 2. | it: | EG! a a ss , : fee roe each : n room. kk} , —_ 3 HAMILTON, 1050A—S eam CHAUNCEY P. HEA no 7 ‘ H N MC Co eal” > ‘tor a —— ~ : __ ri@bs, « rooms bath, .Urnace; garage. pea : ——- co th . ~" - 3 , rRrealyT sNT : r : F on ; 3 ese: | ums, herdwean floc rs. ' nace. hard lwood floors, | eZ aaa 4 rooms, @lec © ur JOHN. Coles " ‘4 . "At 7 " ‘ * N AL . "Wade ‘ et s-V.* ne TE Tt 4 ~ + re t 2 _— 2 — a — - — Ee . 2* , ’ ’ “va ™. , ) | A. ts. RL. ANAE R. F.. » NON “4 ; : at a ; » i = . ue as vacan A o i ‘ am tds = roonsa., '&® ; * 7 * . ' . : bath garage Romont 34. = ment. "ar R ‘MA—3 nm} roc — ge . —— a . _ O1eCr! nace — . - Af 4664 “ ar eS 4 ° : ™ %y . ARSEN AL N “34843. (c) PA! °819A—4 rooms. hall r 'TENTH. 180- -: S ranean: ane | Cte. 3 rooms. beth. furuace.| HAMILTON, i519A—® = = — _— —— ain. 2a! EIC — 4 Sao = — ‘ te m, OBtB, | 6 ser ‘ ~ room own > e: - ) 7 45A--—4 roome bath, fur | MADISO N“ ; he : ‘ ; . . . : ass a ; aid RGE — - : = in nr , — 1 . aa - - : : ) q : ; 'fum hot 3°. : | e! ~" “tri 337. 5A. : HK N 4r 4 "=. © ee EN ‘. — : - . aetna ~ -Aaen ~— 5 ‘ 3 iT.S, les ; : " Pe a : - R —— . : »>= J new ) + J ‘ © a ? & 4 os , a > b _-*4 ” ; e . . a , > , = KssJ, ‘ . sa > ra le ) sleeping por: : HA MIL’ TON. “| 133A : - "; ERNON 5009 45 roon * ; “ay SA DISO pe od =i ~ eV e s—3 rooms, bath. | BP 7 .? r. she ee if . J ._.N - Li Pod ¥ ‘ = JOHN | & VABO Realto -09 Ch ¢ ¢ a heat ren’ ree nabie yy . ah a nian . ys ot = = = LAFAYE TTE 39959 AN 9S7 ir — a aacenmnimamanagnmntniasion rT. e . Sstnut. HAASE RE, CO... 921 Chestnut. SHUCHAR T RE AL TY 7 MEROY RE RO . oene See See a, water, rooms, tle bath. fu 2: newly deco- , .—} bright. !aree rooms, elec-| TEX. ! Flat. 2-family, 3 rooms —— soa QUINCY 3 Y =F. HODIAMONT. FALTON =a, — Mvtern om fiat: con | MAIDEX 5 mA 7. — ee 0. lees _ rate 4 4 M ee see wad - ,¢Fr $v o “a s GCe@ecvr ate. ‘ a» ec} ~ eS eer > A | | a-~ior hed tn luvin moéert steer , : cess a oe — —— a rey > ' , I. Ly * Ne a 3¥ A. Wailnw! 4 B.dg Garfield LAF A YETTE .°2 Ho : itabl ent... ieee Sa fA? t! mh and _Rusest! “ae roon t-air o two blocks west of DL + —— —— oouantpannimmallts ~w daw a en - . c ms | a ——— _ heefmnet - me ‘ ’ por een t vi ~ . e ia * - : WES’ sen bat i ——_ rem - ae th, electric & — iG Sto ‘ shades oquire : [ETJENS, 722 Chestnat et. | egypt ae gem oO bath, fur-| HORTON. 6031A—5 model WELLS. 5510A—3 reoms, da (c& 719. Deane modern 5 . ; A ag . ee - —_ PR : ’ lectric. §$ = mT Lg - ~~ Fy “eaon Ga ep sence nae F : . . . _ - ie } ch: 0 —— v 1° ~ ay a - _- aga Ph ~ t—% rooms. modern ALM. a ORTH LANTI , 5311 -7 ] Dc} he ye AT nA he ‘a ARNT par lr ri? In eine , : . Ql : Vhdal : > rop a6 “HIRTEENTRH 1121 K : _ . = % eine ose —_ _ ~— or by ow e114 pest niat look at F bath Mursiy bed t Bae ; PY K es = ards er NT _ : “ade — & BAS in e | 5° Lar ae hea u ' 4: gas and electnc. LEMP, 2814—5 ROOMS . BATH, } ELEc- nN: sfarage. | ne ni 5 ; Y-EIGHTH, . om , Leite it vey bat “oe 1 KR Ss ¢ 36. — —— ~ Sew A-room a tile NOR Ts! M ARKET eA o roon BLAINE S83a2! roor ath ; +) had mi dern. TRIC, HOT WATER: "$32.5 ’ OPEN : Paley: "917, 2 -2: ' mod 0 Apply “4 196 aA Meramec , an [owe « WELLS 5 ee ny kitchenette. (76) | Oo “ctiv modern. _ _«¢ pont ~ Rin fe 45173- nan ers i —- ———— | 2 TO 3; SUNDAY. ¢ - NTRAL senn pe id ) - I THOLOZAN ante na a IRVING 15) - -3-room a __ bath. hardwoos eS pe al $028 — \ew - , _— —y _— - y Ra ™ . a! al sur Piast: open. “ zi: realty co TY CO. #14 ee" nut wore SHUCHART REALTY cy : nu NICAL. 422! Tene Gieigas sanun ee a1 A ated: S00 a 2934 ght flat. furnace heat: rent $0 3 $12.50. re) r ER GROVE 9—24 1. 3 ho? ter t. shades, screens, | . + : . — ’ - . Le “© : . - 4 7 . - ~ ‘orest ssi. RTH MARKET o208——5 larce lichi BOTANICAL 885 lern Poo I 1) flat. bungalow trpe: 5 UGHI ) i +2984+—Modern reo i = na oe - mI arn ost heated flat. sé ' mad >. oa tenant SHIG 5301 Easton ~ -y Ay a. i ec" fat: convenient location: rent reason- roams and Py ecreened porrh Oms a : n nev tie : ae es : roon RRMANN JR. R. EF. CO. SSS. oven ni} ariweed floors, WESTGATE. 735—6_roome. 3 | bedroothe : © loon Tac RA r. net pe3 > ; | zuib a tonrs, Steam Deel, Sarago, (C) |; tile bath. | ace. reas e . I ssuaneiieiiliiniaiaglia cilities 18 hestnu sarfie.4 ' at reasona bie. $20 rent. Call 58515 Easton. ea) : » a we : ‘ en ene ee : "] . 4274-5 and 6 room flat; wonder- ,r’aSsHROPROT OH TT , oii : LA j = room : bath. e.ec- | ——- a wall » © F LleK. 1010 Chesteut. O@3A Pe MARKET. S606—Apartnert-f ie” weds icine ate ane ul" lecation; cheap rent; block 3617 coms. De f) all modern pen- Js Cotten 0 cans swe ¢ BR AND- NEW F LATS—$42. 50 ‘LEDE. 4024A—8 reer SEs Wes MINSTER PL. 3is0—agarapene: ac ME. nr oios fs 3 Rn som mS fo aS et a en hae = Jelmar. fe: very desirable location; very : room uprer + a4) cng _in South ' ncees: garage Col . , :. h ‘ > yo . > A = - _ ” , tnilv rT On i c ; , + A D SU0— Fleg ne mt “OC Oo N _ Sth es —~ at 1. a - wy po Phe ion ; ~e 6SUS™ all -urnace heat, everythin g mocern; {bee LApt Saas HS. 5668. rt 14 ‘| reom . 001 . > "Fy UE eg er on * mapas . ; ene —— . = si Murphy hed. ete.> rent : : : be » a>! — ae. * RTH MARK! vA! Nort ' our a enedite tr we ni $45 a4) alan oe =v 3 4 and , ‘ A ”" Sor s, avr. rm - cer . vi a. | = S28 Ww _. eau _New 4 rooms, sun con “arn. mrar : re’ s Te SCOTT. ROO Cheastn nt. ~’ rm ain : « fey > . ms, , rar ares oe ee : Prat Rs mOraNic ‘Tt 4 ; ee ——- ‘ai os : FP tp om | , . rn 73 T f cou t lar d fle I rooma, parlor garage. Delmar a | IN ae, ae a oe te o T worms, bath, furnace. Call ~w" treet a mace. ) onahbie Alt ++ mg Dat 1a Turnace, ac ; , . 4 yo : as , . ACN, BART REALTY, CO. ' at! wer Gt ath. laun PRSL «) GROEBL, T22 Che-inot. Main 3120 | : 7! OP —e & y fine close . lect i. $ HITT! ER 142 284 soome Te 1omarr month 7 eo ~ ™ . I ZA ; te » & Se > . . > “a . ‘ j it a . ; at 1 ' bs rij nr : ry" ™~ , —_ ‘ ” — ——— BEASLE 5003 __ a. —— a ~ “er aay : — ; rane 4 ; . 1 : er } - r ‘ aTTii. at —— — ! : _ : ; oie : . w“ HITTIER. 13174 i | Joomse, Ddath ", gaa — “174R : . ~~ . ) ; ; —————————— ; } t t ¢ ral ~ , ¥ $s - . ie ° xv" P , J , ‘a " ore en ia wat or. eiectric . = 50. (6) ct word ‘ -~* - . . : : 4 : - i :* to ss es ant farn' ¥ = c hs % . ay . . . m. or J Ss =: : pie - . - : in: 5 } m ~~ ; = - 7 KAT ae: ie. bape ed. ‘on Se ' pan = boa ri ‘th: hare some furniture ‘9 = ' z and ' . , etnut. Olive 14 . »" 7} . “i "SLAN : “A ae, EF 320 N ne, es “f and PALM. B141—4 rooms. in-a-dor bed, nev “EN. SOL1A- a jox P-259, Post-Dispateh. ONal 156-38—U cad lowe ¥, 8119—3 rooms: all conveniences aan : oe Eee ivr srr —, 3 }i screened a cas, $22. JOHN J. Dow An, RA " hewter com pier e. . da adh? ’ : - eu a “ 2¢. me . >. af . J — : - — — moder . — . ys —e . : -— — . . . ' . rE, . : * y i ; aoa NI ? : - _ bath. sha a : . fury ~~ > . = th and eatru onceesior. owner Sl ( D ; } ee > trnut : eel. } : is tS ‘ _ . , ome. 5-reom @r it en ; . ' . ; A a {- - | . ae aa 7 rooms near ac hoo! $303 _week daye . ox . fete 4323) at . 1) i ACADEMY ®1A—Six moder PHER 98: eric (oR) rig 3 Iy\' - ; 3 Hi LER -s LA 20% “hestnu e . . Lol oe a t 2 y , aE es ae Tivi ‘ is t ese , "Ti ; ~ . : : ay ’ water and eec Ve PALM 511>- J : ie ‘ ' iat , ~ At rN u ’ a! ‘ ‘ ; . x nt © o: 7 @ . ee ‘ . : my , 4 . ; pai th a a oD — —_— — : ‘ , ‘ , 63 an _ “ith Murphr i? led ray / : ru me > ‘ : - Lie : ‘ —_—— wee ee — ~ a a £ - ; — Wise 49404 —4 rooms. ha tb ; “ry » Pees A ten “Ou! preferce re — 2 _— he wr noiie . oy. . ‘ °| ALA! A «3. oor ath {- ‘PHER O78 DeMARTINI-ZEREGA AGENCY CO. 271 ‘loore. steam eat, bric rarage: © POA DV S34 al on . a ERE Rd vente ts : LL. ms ath lac. Bare COTS, SUT: am nh deco! " - A ny (e Guaranty Ride. 706 Oheatnat _ ot ‘eamion of 1 month free ren! 2 8 tric ’ -' Pal, 2UOLA— rooms, bath, gas, elec- 5 — so x. er em . - ~ _ mar? : 3 pubmac™ 4742 4 ; eon oe - -_- 7 PALM. S5t)A—New 3 room ~ sR WAY, 4058B § wa rs wR. coo OR OE RE im mew fiat Qmen ' _— a te 1] haniain nq VICTOR 3 | rooms. bath. $i ray ; aie eel °. HER “ wasn: ane 7 , es ™ > , - " , “rh ’ 37 > ‘ q ‘ ae , e : ' ’ _ - . 4 - ‘ : . ‘ “ ah) . on of - — Sel my va ” ent :7 Pee ae Soe >a oi : = — 1% rey i . _F Ia mes 7 ww , - Py R . 62 A— - To Chrtetmae: 4500 Wichita: , th . ryan GN ee _ : rs LIOWAT, 14° —— Fal { moO TT “See oy i Me Mel . Q , : st H.36- ; tric ” nan . —— cee eniooion a M9 “7 ' i ee oorre manson finish in'que - | RODEFELD. 260° W , MARTIN O17 et = as e>3 oy mito} ; ie owe ot na + Bacon, fury : ———— _ . —e oms. bath | ow 12887 : bai Murphy beds. Open. Grand 9800 or istew | RcUs | >"? oo bY ™' ¢ " t . ea’? i en " - . \ . . " " . @| | ‘ : ( 4 ’ Ad ‘ ] O ? . oe P ' . — 7 ‘ 3 “ ; . . . > 2 t . “4 ’ I 4 ; : . : b : = " - i ° ‘ wd - . —_ = . 5123 Ne J room flat, SB . ; ~' se Str ber m ; nein | perch. new. . ATININ. DaovDA vormns. b x wero ' SCHEHOAFEED PB ~ -— _ ; to heati ' will decorate and hat! fy Ta en ~t-~ b T 7324 DAL AY. WORRIN AAC H RK. « . 6 c Me 1 \ I heat : BOM rvon . ‘ : ners Saree ae ST. = - ~ = | Bal 3: om mod s= ; ; 61 Feur moms end breakfast room: rent PAULIAN. 5235-—4a ime. at bone ; — - | nace hardy floors: $4. >: a ; : a. Chestnat. - , e 7 "has n. ; - —a reasonable. ‘ mace heat: carne : PR ee , CLYDt FISHER R. E. Co., 722 Ches: ' : raen ectric, $] a= — pan EER SEE ys B rMER ae ' 5: § “ey DU 7A18 ETZEL A‘ * PEN Ri =. 30 18785 roo including sun ‘ ’ qv ; : : “i si SA a Mao ‘ C ‘cop 1 —* . 7 Pease ' , ' . = . ene Mae - - ~~ a a :; : a ' i i eotmmeeas ‘ a — yen -— ant reomis and screened perch roeor y} . ai 1. Open. ' ' ’ i. , . , : +" we EN _ > r , are . . : . : ws ’ ; : , . - om ; . ; : : o ar z } r. : _ = 2 ft . P ba? + . . ‘ A : ‘ I J +. - ; : : - a - . ‘ " J owe ; ry . — . - _- r r FIN s TRUST j v) sag torre sees) ‘ i lwo very 1 ire ER EN TH 1 3 ~oms, bat? on ect - Phone Grand 69* ences: 1 at TOL hou te: ;Par t -™ ae ose ‘ Parkview mriy S318 ,a° ' : : ve ’ :) ae , . * > : - Riy ia 3 ‘ e; : . . ? : , : on : — . ' i , : 484 wh ‘ . ‘ ‘ : ; “ Ay 7 a 4 ee Mie is 4S om . ‘ ? : RTEEN $30 3 au EE als ; r ‘? > or ey = B} , th sels + : = eclecizic: marae. | we A . ent. Forest Stl). Sis nee a Sad 5 Pee | wees Sy 1 AERA i = a 3-ROOM FLATS Al aa JONES KR. | . A 26. bath, f LSPONADE 354 vs ~oeme. eS >. — : 3 : — , | nel ‘"y MORRIS AACH . 826 CHESTNUT cor nee ee. : 7 ywer ce LOUIS, Jjs03T—S cert rhe | : eleactr , —T. shoes F : se - : , 1m . oo : - rt ,a-2 a — — > awtet a-tri » ~h ; steam heat 4 , j LIFWRNI I ; os, dat! oe : : weer FY) -- — - WR ’ “epg , ¥ . rner nev c fiat ' . P neta x” ' ; pr PR he ' : 3 : 'k BR . > _npestniu LOUIS 4981 4 ays ei) fat e : or: 3.3 ‘en HOok eR & ~ or ro 18. 4500— Sew 2 om Oy ve ' ; ‘ ” , oo } 7 : i : r Ti Mic ink 4.1 : ie aS snail : s 4 ar i] onrF t ry . , Ts : | tn RTHA F aS h WEST ee 388, Seound floor, comer flat. MeREES 4: oom, bal | TY CO. 10 x HE CO. 825 Chest TH FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished © &" ” ste * wit: 3 7 . ak . } . ' ' “ara WN? DD pny ee Lae - oa rN ie : - > 7 - oo a , ; — ™ , " . “oe «¢ a TTR RN i = Sree ey ee eee eee ee on a sa a - — : a ‘ : P eo : L107] RD —— ot "yy aM . “ : “oy? . ' . ‘ : “8 . = . \] bint : ce a : : .¢ Nee + — 7 : ray Is. 511 ss hat ali 4 ; L0G 1 MU é ‘ ‘ | i | 7 aca j ~a J os 4 . 4 » > ale . : ’ = = — . , tore ; P flate an : re} E. JL Beau ; n pote . ruse WW Tha s E.. &4 Lt ee tt lot-wate tas T. 8 . ard vo, « ry ; : - — , : ; . Sas range. . : » ff | 7“ » A } .er = - - . . «4 ’ ‘ . ’ . - : bd ‘ ‘ ont os . owe . ‘ —) . 4 ~ . oes “ ; . . : ’ -* . q ’ - . . ; é : ‘ ee ee ‘ " . , . . _ ' | . elect B32 Fe hor « » mo Avis, 3505A—All or part of SAN FPRANCISOO cae and : rice “PAL OINa urage onl 7 ) fon, IEP, 624 Chestnut et ; , pre ‘ 7 2 ath. steam : ) a d : Le ; ae RA 301 S—Furn shed -EMPLE : 19124 8» Teoma, MOde rt _ b png ~~ ; ) a. a ¥ ' ; ] Me $a ra-"2 « . Res - 7 “7 es A . Ray oe: ciency, corr CORA 1 y= | -oome,. Oo ph sHUC HART REALTY «© , 2 A — pier 82 = — | ss a ee —= | : ———— — , . : wasonahic. ‘ , : \ \ | . ail orm > - 74 _ — ‘ne forntehes free: $17 SEMPLE, 1970 Beastial nev | : . Se ee =_a—_—— — —--— ‘ > . . ; - ’ ' . : , . - : y ‘, ar rT my ; 5,7390,4— Five roams oT) RAPA. . ‘sa Ocation: oppos!t a: Hy ’ MAN RFR. 1 Ls = pr hae = 4 . a ol Cheat | furnished all conveniences ma oun er ~ wr . ~ “er : ’ ‘ 4 - . ~d ’ A 2 1? " ¥ i e. / is oa s : - —- — — : ™ _ “ : - ‘4 “ »* - = . “G . ’ > ~ Pei ana tC ; ss =e ERS FT ITS) ee NOLIA. 4951—West of Kingshiz are and ¢ y* or Tr : Ws a FFITT. 4546—5-room bungalow: THRARY. SIVSA—-New, 4 rooms, Mu , _ ‘ a > la —_ purer, beuutiful, new & rooms. hardwood ) * oper - Tow. oe cor : / hed. ?} ome Of mapa ayes a CASTZEMAN, 2°33 A—6 roome, hot-water =t at ; J i) Sra - fata : \ mS | a ; mre. ~w— . : . - io he ~~ 4. ga ete ~ ‘ heating plant: open : taurage yn —_ OLt Pot rac h = ol my a : —- | wy yee ~- | . he et Fin -—- | : 515724 — erie furnishes “oT yeRY “an mt Belt and 7 4. i, EPSTEIN al “ON. GILT Cheetnut ie is ‘ : nt ; Gearfiela 2 Xa ; ae ' -sICc, 31 - > : ee , bat! —_—_—_———_- re “.> ~ - a _* ‘ - use . . , . , ~~“ - UD . ° 5 : . s a* , AT—4 rooms ner ‘ _ -. = —— - _ ; . ) : ire ut ers ; fee -~or - mae “. a srt ; \ ALHS, ] Bb and - ugar ~— — 4 : ; t ‘partly > FLAT—4 gereer. 340 «a WN Pose ho, -K.LA. O104-—New 6-room " ¥ a - . nes SEVENT! Lo LS26A s.—A large room. eieo- heetnnt « ‘ . . “A tew 2) nets > 7 : = é : ‘ ‘ — ; VA . ~\ +A " , ’ ire @ - fou es «al ta cood tenant. - ~ - _ = ————— — — Ea ment aa he ¢ 5 . ; - MORRIS AACH 8° CHESTNLIUD 1 & Rt AN Ke a Til Cheetnnre Rg ney ig ENTED SUSAL 4 ; * ay rt " os —-T : > ; : - . . 2 . ‘ 4AsTT t M 44.54-—_ New y rewoms. hard . a ai a . : . 2 P os a : - ' . rh ti ° . — . i 4c. : : »? i -~—. » iarge. . ™ nieh sa -- - a - aide ot : ehar* Tm wees te . | - ~ af re" , re | mome onan —_——- - ; = : MA’ ' ; ' . ; I . ! hoe? ; fy , re * 3 i? 8 ? Ty ore ( pi Re Ke! s, Sch > os . = ; : ' : ‘ ——= ; s : : , . : . ; ; piano asonrar: 57) Be, = oo it : ; “ww ¥ aie Fane Ri os « GRAND ; = . : .N ‘ ‘ : " } i * \{ , % meng ms - R - (2 — a 7 ? — : : yA » &: = ; - b : cal Sundar. Se “oF — ee , =... a = ~ a ; "i a> , +h ' KR , , J . rT (1s0608 rooms, oath, electrie fur THEODOSIA, 5263 bul! “3D | FRAT! 5 g it Lafay | a (cent | \LT' , i4 Cheem', teatl a | te rae : — , : — ‘ e . ane! housekeeping $5 mond oe Seen, an %\ - wee R~e 5 ca rMeld 47 ay ts — : = ——- ; . O15 A—D reeorme, bb . hbet-weter . _- Hiotoatc - - “ “ CHIPPER’ s 5 rocoms, | 7 . oe : “ig " . ‘ _ ee ee ; - ; . ; —— , , , ee 4. rh "x pliant tipen wevwe ' ~~ ANDOAH mSS—S row Tae Tersinet PAO LMOST A he oA : math hath elects vrai Aba ; : OOM en, mt £m... a , daa So — A. me om 4 EPSTEIN & sO). OT Cheetone aiults aon fern »~ore ragr : . — ‘ ace ' : . : , —— ——— ——, . AGE : , ; — om. rent very reasunab: . i ry 649 S$ and 5 7 oo ' we ri A the on RENT RE! [ko 1R BL . TOO mu , “ vie ‘OR. Si56- — Ant. O15: PHEODOsIA $940—4 — ut Teanonabie ‘Ginetric: onan after 1 ow : ) ' . twom! floor . Ds each ath: $1 : | -_ | 7 teom $10: alse S-room unfurnished, $35 ~ i}. . ry ; . > 3} > a m ' a Tat = Salas ’ 5 | a * . , ’ 4 ¥ OnN~ n ing s : i . . - - “— —w , — - , . . 5 ¥ ; i ; 4 ~™r 7 nth: : ven ¢p oe WeMARTINI ZEREWA F K , ' ’ i ‘ . “7 : 10: - st 4 Fz ' Ts ‘ . 1e45 7 ine an " = Lj | , } aul : ‘ a? - om ~ tie ; ’ , * nw Ww ' ‘ — pe art . ® ’ Zz : ' ‘ste ow As _- "ae a. conve . Tite ‘jvaeranty BP ag. 2 o mu s : A, . . Lan ’ : hy +) one! . . . 2 — : ~ 4 , = on ‘ ia ; by »} — a “ : A moh Mb > ‘ 7 5 oe J, : ‘ : eee. NION, 1709 —Modern 3 reome, furn —= ~ . REY NON, 618 Chestnut | ee st aR t en ee — ro Ler wer or - mt 1}, 4-4 th 7 ) ‘ ) wea . "” »5 et . oon ro : * ws xm im Ampeg ¥ . i ‘ ' Tn ; J ' i : ‘4 4 , : “ : ° fm 4 lens : , 2 ' . = , f) . O° .“ a — : west Ar ae: _eall afte or > ; a2° x 3 JID AY. 37) eae : ne fire: A — - : . 5 or yn ., 4 P 4 : ' ' ; . mr ‘ . = _Southw , . . os | Te oe ; and a — — RTT '? Cheese ns Witte. 4 atic. MB 2. , —— —_-— _ : ed . ; oe SHED maT Van 2 N $358 =. New | 4-room Drick f' She NYT ay y odern; open Phore a: nee ; seed ‘ } Ba » - . rt. A . a —4 * oom Ss “2 . ' — ' —ae . — : x- hes ta tard nor . » =s7 ower There! rent reasonabie ~ steam oor DOTORER rs PTS W CHI : - Sunt : R, 474 Hardweod fleors, a — art , Re F Poet Tt 1 ALG. R Ee. Cc — — —— . é : ern . tne a > 7 ? best th na ectrtc wea’ — “7 ry - ore -_ UNTON, 3121 N.—3-room ‘ Rooms. ener — HAtLIDAY. 3211—WWat. dea: rable, my $45 . . - tet’ RENT REDTCED BT RT REALTY (CO 814 Cheeta team- heating plat ) > mu HY MWA AY __ Bt eA, $45 furnace. A. F. JACOBS. Ag’. ~ 35 * ot MODFR. ' ee oreak fast — - . Z er : : Ge. - ’ ' s. 3H! 4418 Michigan: 4 rooms, sleeping rere? TON 53 . «ame bheath af ~— ‘ —$ ,. 3 ae, Beh, heat furniahed: F i — ‘eat. one = — - —_ ‘ 4 ~4 ae " , ~ . a in ; : “ S: ‘ireis. My a BREITT. 1118-22 Chemical ‘HARTFORD. 42424—4 moms and INNESOTA — or met - , ~ ct - aoe (Bia Es ~ aa ' en tee C! ' i! ‘oom rented, $80; reference. ’ with garage. $45. Victor 257sJ c Peon aetee Bw ey — POCKE BUER ‘ | - . racdr ts. mare “y — > > will ‘lon-layior lai Cabanw 095.

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T oe eoen 6,192 ee LE TS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, |! FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns to i PER shag AT, a é t 6.1939. ee : ction De eS —__ al ———— e Today. pecemmer ¢ i925, Mays FOR RENT—West | FLATS FOR | RENT Furnished | ” DWELLINGS FOR RENT SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT, _ HOUSES. S FLATS, ETC. | TO LET—BUSINESS E66 P'RP'SES) SU! SUBURBAN PROP. = ee a 7 $32.50. irsler 1171J. (e) ———— ee ne TAYLOR ~ 472 “? oer —- em 0s other terms Cal! “und vy OE eal. hardwood fioor ranc-n ] : am 4 room et ; wee Deimar 19: 51. : ~ : vast — - : : : “ : ‘s _ > : i. ~4- : ou eau. —~——_ety me oon " . ee — (*) gases. 2804— y st ls rooms MS WITH CON: heat. $55 6-room flat; ages i 9-5 som 50. Post-Dispatch. eo cnimnaening | Oe ae Se a jenutitul @-reom | foUSE Wid-—To Ten rooma, Univer | OREON BE, & RG. SCOTT, 800-Chestatt “Neves. 2804 are Toe Cen, BBD0R. Corner North Gore Av. and Rockhill Ra. L-TILt BATT mT} 586SA__—S ag EIN & ‘SON, 617 617 Chestnut. HILLS RACE. 14 %4-—40584 west. 3 r nce; heat ence _ anitor, $100. | pity City; reason a ble Box _P-167, tT D> TWENTIETH. 8 “2 a_i : woe 8 4 4 Single ot nh ‘ . oo ' ——— . - eens — } -* 14B —"? rooms, gat $15 ‘Ass. 1700 Fine location for automo WATER HEA -4 . 6 SIR2R 6 room flaca § ae" — | reoms furnished vnat, i ! GOODFELLOW. | 1« 20—-10 rooms and a wets, ALF. E. DOCHMOELL ER. 919 Chests at GAs HEAT: 2. "5006— 3, wi : $35. | KE NSINGTON. 4 4735-——3 rooms, balls. heat, ba th naan and janitor service includes ~ o— wa bile & ——— or othe: retail: rent low y ° t,7 ic re & ter aii , *) to od Le BASEMENT ie * “05 b + rooms, B25. ; electric. &* rent $104 ' HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. Joo KY in ner RY & SON. 1915 athe shed com :plete = rooms flat; electric, toilet. $25. heat, a : ket or grocer ry, ot : ee pee ‘ _ mice home. privilege o —— aa “0 electric. eae Ph ae i‘e — al 29315. (*) BE NJAMIN MU SHL IN REAL Ty CUS).. “ORN be 7% tZ TBIG. TRU ST 719 Chestnut RANT ThH.. ar sap in ~~ F -Moderr t & Se eng = gerne || | gfter 10 ° Sunday or Monday — KE NSINGTON., 5009—-8 roo.ns, bath ane : - Room #1 Buder Bidg. Main ie?) ’ U 8-18— Double le store with 7? 4 mars E Rr rh. i0 S through ut reagon at, a ~ . atte rea large light rooms, al) _ > } a ve-roo’ “re rni newiy decorated an 4 reinted, | AIVVAMS, ZIADA . 116° rr m3. $40 — Ts 2 et anove. skview 0316 H\ 449-—Mode nadie rent B, Ben. heat furnished: $35. nt 519 ilege of bietting two} saree rd. LEGRAND JONES, IN OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 ° hestnut | TVS NTY BEX OND. ISA \ REALTY _©O.. -- ruied, $30. peu rm 3-room : a CK 1030 Chestnut Olive 1427. | at. a Me eoet tien of buying teat @ N. 7th st (c®) $25 REON E. & KR. G la ( ARE — r N. Sth st. F 4 i. flat , I hou ceepin rooms. v ‘t es 2 Nt See Ea? eee ema Pon wl } ld Uses : it aA wi bivA- eee —- 57 50A—S -ooms, tile bath, elec- ‘aii Peimar S yr BENION, 809—3 roome ,; Wale a: by gt’ rooms. r. agent e Gust o X 4 3 Tu ms, beth, e-ec- room #7! te fr nk: ' unwalow.__ 26 YU FE R-ACKER Realtors. OREON E. & R.G Sf ae 2300 Chestnut 1527 t.; + rooms. ccaroN 284°. mr An 8302 LA Sallie, new. 822 Cheetnut. SPRING. 1206 N.—3S rooms. oii igned. | —Viive - 4 4 56 —Residence. aa ae} o*) | WAL tek JONES K. E. CO., 618 Chestnut. "101 Ne ith. good store ‘ee yee HUN = > $10 week. Call } petween 12 anc ho r ; i o eS ence sx BROOK! YN 0°7 A-—6 rooms path toilet c®) WAT TER { ‘ re CU, 618 Chestnut. =~ hath: “S05. “pa D0! ster double parege. ante’ ek gaye, ' WapNeT, 2210 6 —F-r00 “to 40 “4 Ast = NES . | 5 3 ooms. , ieee Poor -_ electric: $30. ALN 210— room ouse. $ ] AS’ ox. ‘ t__F ine “store: rooms !n rear. 4642A—S rooms. turm 34104, ims, toriet: $25. gag | TERNON. SOPIAT SS. Gianor_corn Met | Bilan VERE sae | csteSe"G, “in.” co., 822 Chestaut; (cm ruee. ms: you can ope: | ~ 25. > i) : ; ‘ ’ Tal, ‘ . furn eh sec’ nmniano corner, ic 7) Vv VER INO aN iv or rene r NOG = ~~ i CC + _ a 4 . iv ron lV in rear. ’ ' ches ut. K 2 ; Ee > rr - : rooms. b . electric. ——. 1; + ri ed. o1 ern 10 rooms . will decorate: open. own —_ ats : » Amat bag * i Ww. ~ Foe a oppos'te } ory $1 “Hi >W AR 4 TA’ IA ym 706 . peu x R. B. CO., 822 ong f . with ih couple emp" loy _ en. er on prem! (hee (e862) . 1366M,. _ __ (c37* oBiaci 100 N. Sth st, (c®)) El sHTE bE NTH, 107 N.—Storeroe hea toa “3 a — —_ en > . " . ¢ " ect le oO; ing s bbe a —_ ——— A i > 7 } Jt "oO rT cyt »} , 5 : gy an 2 ortt oF | . ria -. rooms. n Bt 3 rooms, furnacs. bath. _two respe i 4 ae ‘aoe ‘ = bal) Ri : 57iR— “room residence per ARR. 208. rear ~ 4G Pg Snrizht ae FSR WASH 2132 ooms;, decorate h.. ~ wl lease, 1 ©) xcK Nore of n } floors; keye 4547 hem a 5 sities ane. wae. | SOME > ag new paper; snades, fix-| -————— rT eT ——— | J. b HRSTEIN 4 & ‘SON, 617 Chestnut. (e*) ET i oms. 9 *™ a3) OS __—__ eee ——————— ures: erened ate possession, Ove Sun , 912—3 _— will decorate; elec | Wa cH = 2uuLA—rive good corner Tf ome i” ~~ $38 suitable fv! : . , ’ on ° 7 . si 1 VOU . uv r ° ¢ as Pil ry SS ” GSS cna BI (y}i 4 hell wat ST CO.. 4474 Eas: LAT AND AP’T’S WANTED 28s —— me | J. trie a IN & & 8ON, 6: 617 Chestnut. (e" (e*) alectric: reasonable: =a 1°) | Bt GE a AL THEI ime se 617 f “hestnut. | COMBIN NES THE INDIVIDUALI AND SPACIOUSNE or B14 Chestnut, a - F s t) ROOMS $50 | ee —s ——arker gued | WEST BELLE}. _4828—O-rv0m fiat. | FOU CRTH. 908 § —Space seats for light | | THE SUBURBAN HOME WITH THE CONVENIENCE ( pay for room rooming house inspect THIRD. en 6.—2 Ze i Z5b15. — LVANS : Pint (Cc? | 3 rool — ’ er nice © rovane. 4 oma, @uu Par- ic included; reasonable. rE, 1436—9 —— rooms. “Forest wtda.—Coup!e tr 82 e- newly decorated: ;, cun 271.50. See at once. $75; steam heat. © q°) manufactor | ND COM ORT OF THE CITY APARTMENT i tains | SINE, St a s)| 33 ; not over : ua-| * (e682) WOLF- ‘pOLLACK. jo1 N, Sth. WHITTIER, 1704 Furnished room with J. 1, EPSTE. 617 _Chestout. AND COMF me rer — rooms. bath. newly _ Lindel! — CARROLL. SU9A- 311A— : y x _Gariieid 2096 : 2°91 Cal To ) SAWMUT. 14) Four room; ail moé- Furnished Fiats and Apts. Wd. xy ELEG ANT GLIck each R heer ©. 822 Chestnut. (c®) __ couple; colored, __ —— ‘ if JH 606 , = "fy * cry” Bide Being Taken Before Comp e 10n | od: ower,, modern; 4 root j : on: ee ee —+——— | APART pTMEN T Wta. ~ officiens yi bs | TT ae ee —=F 4 ROOMS. « YF NLY $28. FRAN eLIN. 1514— 3 >: 10 _——— a | VE = ae — 1580). pega | a s couple: wvanent: references. ey 5. | FU RNISHED RESIDENC F | | ee NcBY P. weata CO. AAS 3105 On asemwork | side tones aA malior, nai? ——, Sa ~~ Ow rom lat. 4 OOTY — € ectrt Looe * ae a _egee we , tur ' t . eT! = : r c , sc® ) W : ‘ n. ‘ ontfal of. : (eller, “ 4 ’ J tor as , yh. Yo . a, Rive a *hild nedueed $37.50, ~ sv epen, | rooms, bath, Fur | ‘Loet-Diere ——,— eurnishe 91 KINGSBU RY * | GHpSTNUT, 1613%—®9 sooms. bath: $45 _ room 3 By Chestnut -.(c*) | FRANKIAN, 15167 Rent ool lease, Modern 6, 8 and 9 Room Home- Apartments _——awe i ee a, . 3 617_Chestaut._ FLAT W “?g 3200 south: ii 3 baths; 2-car gar-| cM SS OONALD R. BE. CO., 1111 Cheat 3533 Halaer @ rooms, $30; 1 rooms, , etore, 32x145 feet. inching son Gray Stuceo, with Red Spanish Tile Roof. Hot-water “elt - . a Tr on 1 2, @* Te 1 ( } WI ¢ ' Orns ‘hn ' >. me Gg ft ) : ver ©. , aqier RROWN REAL’ =.90 pape: j Te, 1az% spoon Tvethes | - ee Diepstch. ee : nas } “eens een Got TEAL. 0, 2808 —3 rooms. 3355 te 4400 North Marwanut. Gertie d steam heat, elevator. A. leat, Automatic Oil Burner, Incinerator, Hardwood of) FR TY liland » = ; : a’ ; Ree a . ost-Dispatch ee age. y ° - ~niel at 32 a. - ' ( h we int # — rooms, bath, @ ; | cE ; pooms., bath. furnace. | LOCTS:. 2816—10 lerge roome. hall, all, wae, m - modern conveniences. : | ideal lor ation for § anytnins: e765. | a» ; 7 : i } . Fiat. 3 «reome. ti) “ere , ——____—_— or $45. G $50. u will do reasona ie rg for good a To tT “AS. - j19—Store “and secon a floor: low | : / u' DERbEL LOM BE ia a _ere pmoctric. >" ic, Vv raze oS ; me ation fot = J. a a asiiiecnaiiilial te on corner. $2 5. | + na . —_— ; owner on Dp’ emires bath: electri A olga EMPLE PLE. 1418A—: 2 rooms, path. ©: ‘ectric. : femt low: excellent locatior . cs ee . 3762—6 rooms s. For “particulers ca), + Bompton. 7 “rooms, electric. €55. 8163 J P. HERRMANS "480 5 1%. COW | or en in a ena e J re ORE 4 & CO. 109 N, arcs ant REAL oo. 814 Chestnut, ; q DOCK ERY & SON, 1015 Chestnut LINCOLS. 982 2- fu g SER-SAK OWSK! REALTY _ SLILEGLADE. ~ —4-r y ent eae —sor 8 1 —_— i stabs - oe . is . - bu yeicam heat ae - BOX a ¢ BEnACe: $47 $. mar 1859W 66 AUNGALOW Wid 6 ms. good: a J) home for g00d perpis: new _y | . vw ee ‘ould it = | open fire place of colored tile, inlaid with Rook wood adds the finishing © | ‘ot , : : ~ - as ger nae “a > ome mabe = on - rd 4 P _A . Lec ors y| pe ‘ers mn: oreroom r ,on - : , £14 Chesto ass RDEV ENTER, DIA —“S —6-5 rooms. OTT A' Gl -2 or 3 room; cheat 1; Sarage _ 7 = en ol = re 2115—~2 ee 0 1026A X. Vandeventer: 4-room fiat. meke good lease for respon touch of elegance to a large living room. Vacuum steam heat with gas GOODREL z 4 tric, S00. “ L. RONALD, ore ©, 3316 _N 14th | ad “ ALT y OL - 104 N Taikh wi a. —A)n 5 yuth ; ° 2 ’ Tey J. 4 rooms elec , : Compton : S ler. cheerful RGA eniy $: 40). HEM landscaped ; bus, street car and rail transportation; easy walking dist hy ‘fipors. Call G a na | aww Ga Meer 04 — roome. bath, e44 et. Garfielc 0034. Garfield 9494. roo! ae et ali when answering “27 FC) “peth, electric: good condition: nice | MANN-SPA‘ KL ‘ER Rk. bb. CO.. 7th on od of six schools, churches and shopping center are some of the reasons W y - ~ *’ "*’ . > ; open . ee ;| A. G. BLANKE R. EF. €0., 711 O - SNON 4644—6 ro ome — ects, fur JOHN, 1400—3 roome and fins. od base: R-53. Post “Dispatch. —___— ; JOHN H. ABBOTT. Resitor, 79% Chestaut. oF ab wt. 11th: 3 nice roome. electria, | nesta ee es | FOE should rent this piece of property. Drive west on Big Bend road to N ‘ gar 4 a7? , ‘ *\ ' ‘> “ny —_——— ' ' 2% ? aD ——— - : . 7 . fone. veh hn. ay 4 i AMIL TON, S10A-—Th — eee y nace. be. h gA age. __ Romont 3 2D : ne nen oper _Ca | Colfax, 67 ae — Ee vr a oe Mn , mom reom ath (c*) $29 i ie re sali oatni ame | IN ETEENTH. 11 34 N. _A}ood etore. rent | asad na. Webster, ° blocks west of Old Orchard or phone owner: Hum bolt 163° J ectric: $37.50 wrKN IN $645 yr _rooms. ath. fur-| MADISO... 2R09—Cottece 4 ryvomes, bath, SUBURBAN | te FOR RENT ABS a1 28d | N, 7tn {ot 10 estout: larte a ce. oe ako. JOUN DOCK ERY & SON. 1015 pestnut. rooms, rec recorated JOHN. DOC ‘ry & SON, 1916 Chest } f lanara ted $4" as electr _Eus. gareee ata 15 ae reonTe. ; good conal tion ; 7 rooms, A« . ———— Ee - - - . % mst Ge s oat iS ; ; ™ . ; + o “ ’ . epi Ror ite tT ge ; . AS (v4 ’ OT! nicely ir: ‘ “) RO | —h ad «rec AL AME DA , qd: ty ony ss vrenent mper. ‘rer TC @ pars of - NIN TH 12 i ‘a C 1: 5.0 00 ejuare fee W bs te . 246 wall — ‘Pies ; ' TON. nad _— ' ™ , nist = ah EE pc ety M $35. Ors PE TA ys CRE 78. bat en h. elect etucco ft \, field 134 ns ii} me a Oh iy it to undesirad'* hae ” story brick uléing, ju et x. ff Walm it e } { = : ¢ : oe! RY is isi 4 a -_—" aes iy - ; Oo! — guane- oes wane U8 EE ta > Chestnut. ¢ abary ren for mspecti" v jake necessary CO., 921 Chestnut. MART REALTY CO., 814 Che ; ERG. Forest 7067. _(COSR’ ee newly decorated. GAUSS lor. vert id 6394. ENTH 4A N-—6 rooms, : , | Or ire: will rent ff und second floors — — all day Sunday. Incy &T. ‘JiOpIAMONT = effic MAIDEN ‘, aNE 2529—3 rooms, water. H. € "GILLESPIE, = separate b ‘(6 & FR ANKE, a . _ . Tr as” wee -a) rer’ ye Hi +. RR OAD ay 4} — orct ali ' : 1T:. ‘ OTLB, ; -)* D FI 7 lings fa A O564. 1008 f ‘hestn ut ive blocks west 5 stentn heat, hardwood floors. Bh —— x gg A | DALY & McCABE BR. FE. CO., 801 | Chestnat — d5-car ci RUA. ood gutomodile § ow: 2686 M on % basemet : anay Iw ellings partie a OD - > oj Hi ‘DIAMONT 1: 68 MASHINGT* > =! ome. ' Las “.% ie c “I +r > = , ¢ . a he -_ vay | TEFFERS‘ »N Warehouse; — , E 6 no hh r ~V 2% room f ‘ : ’ { ? ste 4 : ‘ mé. } PIN, ( 2. J K rit f (ravois., hardwod floore Mi urp? a bed. effi electric. Ace: od ¢' ndaition. MC mw TU! ™ ER ¥ 200% rooms, path ar 4 mar M 4 RRY GiLt > ot rR J oN rR ’ >. ‘al ix Ch oetnut oe Sheridan ot a rome. moter, or Term nal_ trac Ks, oe. ate rag. etc ‘\ TO LET USINESS P RP’S Ss | }iIODIAMO yo c WASHINGTON. 6 02 | -~ Second f oor, © J. McCAw LE sf: R. CO.. ONHOMME. 7922—Very attractive + tnd ——————— -— - tb + RESET cPACKLER Rn. FE. c0.. PINE, 2334A— lial 50x5 2: BOO? I = Central law North a 4 _— - NT. 0% i——Se rond floor fiat ; : Ma! - ‘Ogi 4 *, ut ¢ flap of 4 rooms and ‘no lose £i\e@eD ng LAC ° oR] 6— ’ roou NE eas 6 id pad ba’ y) » and ‘ “*hestnu ut — = ec?) facturer or joage " - ——e Sil | a GOooD moth et. LOC} ATION, 3120) oon be Sur day. o-_ sp af ILD) A ~ RR ¥ Al Ty nt. , heal: availabie Dec. lo X ab aD) wi NINE TE EN TH 1459 N “J m , , eT TT y2 =~ J ie te‘ “ —— - SE ———— (co ' OFFICES | ; i a eer ‘inu t Garfield 303 ‘gus nn — ni ~ wr ‘ : erratic + srr +c 2 ante . a RENT | ( y -Y OR tp SPA "*E—Verv desirable. | | Oz t? “— £ ' ; ~O tnu Carfietl B Al id : oe ric ewly dec pane JF Cavany 851° JW TABLES— SEC a 1A = | TOWE B DG. +0. bath, fur!) JWORTON, 6N31A—5 oder yooust. WELLS. 5510A-—-3 recom b, electric. | “-gaiq* ” Ss. 706 Chestnut BO) 1 Monday ortlend 921 Tweed 7?) GARAGES, s 1500, equare feet, central locatign. | | L BAKERY BUILDIN ‘G GALO Mo.: Chl) Garfield 0143. —— . amm'\—-4 rooms. elec- bx ELLs ~ —P ote Cw) sw. Chestnut. | lank at it todar: hot-water heat. bungalow i. ‘conveniences: $20 WENZLICK. 1010 Chesinut «- ic AU i—-Goo4 garege | SHO™ ROOM AND OF FI ae Sty rae | | of ‘rooms; large 2-story bekery butiding fn id R542 HOR IN. §935—Four rooms. beth ¢ prcHanT REALTY £14 _Crestry nut, | ; Olive 1427 (* jt bo A easonadie, | Washington &) corner bullaen : | 7 Manager s fice. BO rear, fully eauipned: cheap to LET—BUSINESS pnp'sES ~“y ER & av reasonable rent for good tenant MORRS Co. g°?6 CHESTNUT. elect! oa sbie for 2 horses: $6 beautiful rooms. 3 becroniis. hot Oa. a a5Q | at 11 o'clock. a — ‘Chestnut_ste._“S| ¢urnished; $125. Cal Forest i, | ———— 019 . se ey arranged for two famil jes: ole ee ne Lil 1320 —* 4 rooms bath. elec- an —— eee do oy hestn ut st O S22 Chestnut. — ean i sleeping porch; reasonable; ai; : SALM AS08110 larse rooms and sttic: NG GALOW—Jenni ngs. m ELLIOTT [68 dandy rooms; —F Central ’ a CE— SIXTH AND OLIVE 2714.16 Benton: large store: 3 eee I Oe, tent eumigned: 968.08 SE>A_—3 Thome cae | ere J WiaNGTRATH, 717% Cheatnut _reagonable Colfsx 7 TT | 4 ton 8Y- Toor. Apply Box R- || i © 50. : eee ee ~ - oe —e es - : - } Ghestn ut vator ser ! ' — —_— * seers" pees «= rooms. $6750. rawrs aacyn RL CO. ” , W aoat’ i a —sasame Bata SPAC \CE— ba raf _ ‘ ~ 25 : as oor: good for ys a { heap Rent i; S51 R-~3 room flat, ~ tile bath, - rath Sea ro0d. floors. Kitchenette (76) Main Rt Me “AW LE ay . Bait + , ENR RIG HT. 4081 rooms ath. um North light anc te lephone: des.ra@’ ye for ns lL Ok L kK A Sk cl aniag. hardware. or any buainess. ios rn ’ a. snitntne eh Ee : Thee pe | nest n Ag " ot i : good ro aming houe* \eeation. agcuc) * very heap 4i:; ree new Al parceneny flat: . eer ee ae na a j S358 rooms. furnace: xarese:) TWENTY: ‘FIFTH. 3720 N TNE, 7920 (Mapleweod)——S) mit EPRTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. (¢*) EVEVENTH. 4226 Wi fwo «ingle «® Man 1479. “JULIAN, nav ; : 5 ee me ~ AT Ld es Be, a ct: 47 “ce M. CURRY GIL, Relat ond Samet. ms aud #ur plant ; “oo \—6 rooms, steam roms R’ rae TALTY CO. £14 Chestnut. modern residence: _ 1h good —; « so mene ENRIGHT. ~4064— Moderr se | room resi-* __rages,_$5_ SS THIRD, 422 N.-—4 floors: abo . “postoffice, | 713-715 ir Forest j}2h4 = | 4. LE 2 PSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnat_ " ereny on = “ge MORRIS AACH R. Co.. RK CHEST STNUT T. wndy to Manchester car. ‘ , to $85 JOHN TWENTY-FIR ey 3926 WN. __4jarage; room for stores, 14. BOO square feet iat me = 5 1) rs A ome . > ; -T N —§-roo sottage;, arson [ATKIN ye 307. 722 Chestnut. ic® e} a Ke ‘ ON S008- 3 rooms, het-waletl rated: $22. 50). CARS: pete nar O85 2 ey aso | = ons wee Eee nee = ric | a 11). TT THIRD A wD (Cl ARK—wNort aver corner: Pe age bu! —— 38x70 feet; electric Northwest re heat $40 Freemont O7 PR. ich HAFFXNER- SAKOWSEK T REAT ry Co ae | @urnish 7 “s as = 8, tot let, ectri larke store; 10 rooms abo mrniseion ron niet PATON, ¢ i ato |KINGSHI! ys 3301 Baston. Forest 5518. ———=S py, —— ee: Ime en ere ee ‘aver, ges; $3° i \ rth 4 ASSOCLA LATED R_E CO., HH $03. Com] mide, |°* STARTIN Nee BREI Loss. 450 RY, HW AY 14( N= Your nom p01] Bas on htt : j 2818- { 1 b k cottage. ‘ T Ez Nea ™m y - 1 ACHMO El LER 419 Chestn tt. *) wes a rs me "Chemica! Bidg. nN ane ~ 4 nd bath, hardwood floors, hot-air SWESTGATE. 735—6_ rooms. 3 pedrootne : ms. 1 C wee —_ ¢ ea : . 330. Se: -» 4 " i ' . ‘ : | eat : TACLEDE, 4024A—-5 rooms, all convaigewe TMINSTER PL. 4° 50 —nts: | ACME, 56 58-61 d u SOTTA VE s. oe. Tr | _electric._ Call. Ge ranm, boas frame COTE BRILL Ae 1s apaineaneerees eult A. si HAR FF. 1116 | SECON ND AND $13 TITLE GUARA nm oft one _ ocK | __ enc on _parace wy cr fax 3276. partment > . 2) : lowe: re 4 y move 1} ei Ch ee J ge! . 5 P }: AIR® Ax : nr rucks —_ : 7 + 32 7) Store,, @ i09 Onastnut. | ' 1800. 'LELA ND. KN Riegant 4-reon eff cient | references , JOST MILLE! R, Realtors. > N, Oth == : Vebasn vt roome vicely to. gud-rem GUI K gp. Ee fy. . NATURAL BRIDGE Ti “Store. c—— ; . - , = ee . — ms, 3s bath, eectric. y, HOL ra oC 35 hestrut. - , —— | r O LA! Mu sw eee nt reasonable; mmm __GRACE-_ w. Sth et, __ O m. brick cott ) COTTAGES. Caselli Boge Delmar J743M_ °) South w WASH, “Tao Cas, oei Cc Seast, | THIRD I LO RS || ROBIN, $500—#tore. fine location fo Lew uk : he oe asi ne. oo wor actin cane cir REA ry GO. 7306, Manchester [PTEE SN TH, 1537 N.—Two good rooms: McREE q010—-carage Garfield 8149 Colfax 6090R. | | || _ drug store oc = of ary kind. (OM: Be Beta ~ . - ——— —— and ‘ 1¢ . b 4 YS ee ee | —_ - ewe nr a . sa atin SHE NANDOAH. 3405—Brick garage: we- = —T DESK SPA‘ Wel! — ) \ i's TORE—-W 1) fewae, including crocs? ¢ =a ; abner: + eee he: +7 oOmns. bath electric ny od ng Tia paltrieae nats (eo) cor TTAG [GES—3. sew; @ rooms. bath. ses > FE 7 $35. car. electric; 1 or more cars. Garfield agin! La, 1 ne ne artic . r ORO Sc) | | OF neat Oxtures on busy Corner x aie sent L IND _ Lele 7. +. or ss larce roo! ne: ms T { O.. BIR | ‘hestnut nae * Bi: a a ewke gerege; $35. , Pyt' _ nis }; eneap._ = 6 Oe | f4 Pont. pi enate ‘, See re presents alive r 1 ar weugied =e. BESSik 3 ~*~! ym house Wwiodern Dc I _ N REAL ry «q.. 7306 Manchester — HoT ate - * i eS it ° | : i aime ~@, | FINS yee aa Bi sons. bath; $4 . . and Mo | AeW Orrickes. | GODWr: ALTY CO,, 5243 Del ac WHITTIER. 1317A-——3 rooms, bath, sas open_from_}_to 7 dhe _ S45 eT —Sl Benton 448. | io!) | © “vacant ; éownetal SUGENE West hy steam. he Foe bet hs. ee) ) ( (hive SI Kortheast comer Natural Gridge. gi) Chestnut, —— and electric. $40). Cy oR : . rt ungalo™. 7 RTb, 1004 (Ricnmond Leigh ED T15 nut be MULLIN-WAL TERS RFEAI TY . em West Marcus. Central 1642 c - A ve iM for LLL Met A | AND ~30-0—» ’ “Trot om 1 | ~odern n fh ———- - s th: no ot wah ter hen ; ee oltax. 4° TW : } i filial no Tn. “tn @i, conyv , 9 Thee 5 ’ ] SHAMBERLAIN, 066 a (tar —— Cabany pitta — 7 La : | a ark: ew 17 74} . ' WHI ITTIER 1. ye 4 , 3-4 “TOO m8 “and bat —_——— . ’ : . tee . . aes " . ———=— ‘ HAMBERLAIN. 5664— yarasg ' . r INE LOCATION. HAC | Lies Rrra: er = ——— hot and co) 1d water: electric, $35 32.50. (c6 CC mNf ‘OR DPD, 8206 bungale alow : 4 roome Bh nts SE St re eae a - e409 0—Furniene ms: \- 4372 ee Northwes! eoruer second nda Washing | NT 2005 Union at pn E corner. aac Ls -Sacond : ~ - ye iy 1 39 ya "i a8 rooms, water vand $45 > (c) "1M. ? & ‘3. os q “7 , 101 : jen - MRS. — GA RAG Ee arr] a ae +4 qa. ScortT. roo Chestnv:: a1 NGSBU rater, 11 nt. ny_ rs 211g __ | 209 wa chington. (c83) | | APPLY BU ILDING SU 9909 Ba t" NION “BL. water main end —~ , —_ os Hes —_ . - . E ~~ = ~ - —— e 47 - . $H0 & R. K modern roo aij | McPHERS *OA>——p-room fiat; sw WINOKA, TO6K—3 root near school: | COTE BRILLIANTE, 755—10-room T—New 4-room: mits. © ro . . ii Ww SD Lc! A q T | owns «ts ~~ mt 2 = for Troon ON. ~ ml S65 nam S water _. e| lectric. c8: 3) > ric \ hot-v ater heat. Po mar S580W. Box P-2 95R, Post Dispat ch } ne a isaeniiaieaimmeanmae INDELL. 42; 36— -. r vr ; {sf “ROT —E ight >a rooms hot-warer . ha 0 icing par’ ere w hite oni¢ Third ft) oor, “ ors tile bath 1ard- McPHERS: rm as a and - 7 WISE 4940 anil TeOMS. hat b COTTAG 12, 4 rooms, h i) . $3° 50. FLORIBSA NT = s. (rerguecou'>- — = , “ool ae a . ; OD ad 4 1} for aD e tur: | gewer pew 1s" reo a3 ; ) bat je ora’ ‘ng hore ‘ ° "a : : " = “ , , = ” ic b ‘ MARTIN! TE R BE GA i ,GENC 7s Cco.., 991 APp v ZR40 R ird ar. “ siete eee e€ . ectric, $ n° Cc . aol ‘ _ eal tot at . rarare Berejeans . 4 5. $53 > 2 wh erage. ati ‘table for ~ or on eae ar 7 lent i! (08) Z. 1. oF THIN . Reasonep 6li7y hestvat. BoM (CRB) | McPHEHSON. $700-—-6 3 wo i Tle Guaranty Ride. 706 Chestnut st |) gorr TGE__4 rooms. modern, $4: Apply GLICK R. E. CO. ‘e —_ isd aes ig FO ne olor ore_machines; steam: “heated ing pul MEYER. 806 ann st Main 2163, i break ,.. ont vain oh ea ee aca. 5547 St. E i i ; ’ r 50g ; (Webster | Groves)— Mo em JU Ft ss re a : . eae: 5 ~ —— i) — anne . ’ ‘ 4k : - 2... mel See el ‘t rie } i } ; ; ent ‘ bh : roRES POR KEN ae — os FREY RENT. —__ ' ‘h garage. immecd:s — ; ; m “e nA91 Perahir f ssoin C457. i NESS : y i ieee | enor Soe cnet OOM > Christmar: 4500 Wichita: news fom GERALDINE, ga asS® nossession.__Key next foo" neer A A Wainwriabt Bic 062 O'REILLY CO.. 723 Cheatauut, "Main 244 2497. RCITABL E a BU _— Morth KING SHIGHW AY STORES —" “ logert * > am © ‘toome: mansion finish: nique bath. | — ————— a, £ —— VOD. dddé o jewood; S bre et er We ™" poe set —— — at yaa fr. | tore. 55. ; PMurphy beds. Open. G! rand O800 oF at _ 6 rooms: bath. eeotric: G sREENWOOK’: 3a33- ‘brick flate; modern. LACLEDE. enient . sane iin. 1007: 1 tore: $59, Tih, 4152-54— ew eg in Coming 10- LIV Ly LOCATION ! MAS + will show - $45 ggg - | Stepnens, Hiland 0094J. Be avcninnin on a ae. “FOR , LEASE | O'Fallon 7 store ° $35, | eation for hardware store oF Oe - tg oO N. Kingshighwey: suitable for ais CLAYTO iw TOC : : wea *"6, i 4-o LEDE, ; rooms, : =e Tot. 7 N 4 : : an u . _— e ESTs OOK) SUGENE J. ALT PHEIM! ee Chestnut. | HOUSE— rooma. $10. La Roge. Atbin OD SHORE Yor, lease: downvorate ye y MOR AACH R. "R28 CHESTNCT. | SINCERE held R34. r ‘ be BINSKY REALTY CO. “mon ae eer. —” NATURAL BRID TE. Dbu&—Residence. Jn and Spring, in Wheatom® Wabash 679 a eT _heat: tie floor; newly decoras eo. Aprly = TTF _ oe ———————7i|_ rent | oer 1989. 604 Wainy GEORGE T. KOU! AS. agent, @ yorch, new. + “ Ae wens end So — — oom 7 ea acre, on cs an a oer wee ALLE. 0414-15—~ rooms, g4s eles i Market 8! MODEKS q 4- “—TORY BU 1 nee FAIR, 4169—T wo dandy stores, rent se rt y oad ~~ ‘ it Page-City mites "F128 ETZEL AY. el i ae eneilt « TC HOT rSeE—F ur roome an at cas. elec eo : ooo —_— 1 ai — —% t ———— weet. or dr MATL} §H50A- “Six rooms sun parle. a ~y reoms yo opened porct second ~*. ._ “on oot m 550; aleo ' tric: S$. 30. whe aten ee Creve Coeur on = a —" — —————— LUCAS. 1831— Second: floor. £i*éi™ —_—- cleete deveripment. electric ha mh TELE BENTH. 248 20): yo~e= ‘corner ones, EUG GF Ned AN ata TRIMER a17 | Chesto', ‘ ! morovements: tile ? atl : . aad enaghe = > i in Line 100 _ feet tation. lL. i =teegrey ee ALO | ) heated essemv.y hall; excelen oca tion. manufacturing. Centra: a : ho te aU Grand \I rt r a "“rhot » moder PARK SAVINGS TRU er co prvi’ f buying _ ture. : — Hi LE N. 6517 y 4 Pi ne T. aw! —— a ar roots “and pee nA = ; — Key at junchery): eames nd peter business ; . GA MI E 2631—lare. corner 7 store , now F INE N EW ’ STORE, . $60 ; aiameint> -Mtibe . rnis! - — . —— oo rkview 1400. RED. 5701— ~~ — ungelow 4 O43 bath. ft nace a! id garage. e6% 10 !ROr ~oorms. bath and esecuric. ' Al BER BLANS a. = in x. holes ie a ty bis oppor pera m i 7250 FEET, ait ~ : ee nodert ‘ et : —-- a , R4° rea? q 7 ve wire oT =s nae Ot : eh t NA , ' MAPLE “apaga —6 beaut ful roor * arfield “1437 et ee ess 3 sll IouMN \ GIBSON REAL ‘ Li. LET BUSINESS PRP’ SES — SIR ABL AD OFFIC ES ieame eee oy : 2 prrRaANCis PERKY nieTH. | entior 2 necors , 00M FLATS: arfield 1437. ___ saa electri, | Ii" you could rents? Steam mE tEAUTY “DESIR ge FRANC a a | HEATNI T oe : . “a7 ‘ ; : 3. ; N. 4: 90 WY -—Lot ar‘ cas e,ectric, I! rou OU r . ; : a is 4° i | N , > a — ~ _ hea mreniences orn S45 Ne > % or + hy arage, furnace heat. with tn-a-cor beds ! tt . jan>- — = = es ae ai. os te pod Nee ‘ ‘ CALI ME ro _ "Er & oT f anew stores. : tor weieadc aT. . bay Ee are : —_ eee rn vr . eT . ) — ) . ie ; z South om > ow = : — > - ; ° — r " tor. gervice er avi a ae a . — > +OOn $2° 50 epace gu ta . i I - e.etheaat | a a drug ‘ore. pore ” elv. & “ one R tii” 5 as te Qn" P ; ea puUiud lie - — - “ , > ‘ — : re wr (>. ) “SP ,' +H r 1 ~ te. (a wore LiJ 4 } ié s . . * s ’ s? ae ——_ : nied Se enema eee rans DOW} “ far to ‘1 ' ; yu ’ ' re . u she -U- » eer a re. eee NE, 41609 Firet-cl buteher warts eA LER & SON . ——— for room ! ‘ samt } oD OFF 714.~kacellent new ore BLAINE "ots eern " . : " ay’ —T j a : . = — --—— - (ake it . a . ari . ° ner % 7 . ryt) ie ' ~— nt ; : . : ; ; - ICE SP AC E she 08 ne oe .: a0. ao ‘ take ait © store. ma, te - wie oh de Ruins I Te .V sary : 7 ad Saou peautiful hargain @*¢! Tiereu hone owuc:. 7~ VIA? ae Le , J rth 1 ' gin : ~ oe ' nail go-8 vrs en ‘ ——— —_ Dap ° on { , conven eles | Cae FLATS FOR RENT —Furnished ST FLORISSA* ath, electric and & ster 288. aLICK R. EL | 2 nest ACTORS |S ad Sms convenie! Sm ‘s ant re Orr TIETIENS, 722 Chestnut 9° Ri ROAD WAT AS 5 ae Pi aie an. - om . —— § a en a es ‘ ute bss . ~ — . oat ‘ - Dol ~ ' 4 : ony od w ain’ rig) + rave an y —— " ‘ “ae nad es SFORNIGHED FLAT—Will share fiat wit 14 reasonable; open Ub 4.30 GAN, 3136 nree rooms, thard ssn fine location. ia! oer Sey yr CcO., 204 Wain- | HOGAN. } —-Cottase. repair show, aa ———~ wo > _songenia san we rorest 4030 W ic) ne DD. 28: ' od sun) — welc of mY withir Aaa’ had. BM i r% ' . garage > ° 44 will wire; consider BROADS AY. 8520 &.-—stere. Paagenial lady. iS — " a i , . ° ‘ : ” — — - - —— Ag - age ' . ne —-s vee P' lease. Centra: location. ___ [> a et, . es ‘ MM a . : " ates on be Ba ‘ . : a 1. } ’ , a T “ t — 2 S i) {we “~~ . 4 = “nat sn - : “Tris at North South land 30223 _—————ton)——s 2 | ond floor, ei ealtors, 10% th finest j0cee high-« . trade hop “RIDDL b M AR KET T RE fIOUAN. 1848-32—Cottage. —~garene 8 me \aduce chines. or can be used for stable a Central 137 ‘1. i ia 1Y HIEMEND rR. saa mib Tortie r rit . ;“ =~ ewHOTIIS, m : . wer fiat with ? ar ’ , " at Lk. a. Are? ‘ | > ‘ th Chest pOES _DOWK KER Y _& 3 v . noel ’ aif rato a Ban COMPTON. 14°26, " q ae . re « } : , Vas . deartieniactinaes —- ‘ — ; ; ~~ , jen ee] f) 11° ‘ a! : . de ease ‘ ‘entra! °9e34 eD? ) as trl Yy. > gt vy " LY s006—" or 4 roome fur- OMP! ‘ = 4-0 — eee Ot Fonte rame . rT. ) londa, Ta , ——_ or a aw A Mc ABE R F co ” r BK ep ~ stores and "6 Righed: bath. cas range. heat electric a 5, GERLING KR. tae Chestn= , €°! * 3 | so seer meanness — aT oe Vagent. pe telephone and set mers DALY & ~ NOnTH WARKET. 181 5—Nice ste wore aud ADs LAt = 384 ‘Chestnet. ret. Gar. —a eembie = Le =) Del 37 t raiot 4 I —_ 4 1a geal _ - roorns os es? we ee ar { e 401 OCs a x _ —— lining roo hop; 58. BRO ADW AY TT hy = tore, sulwble “tor ’ Me, P : OUles, 35004 —Aii or part of fur- a’ 3 ven nits bar “ ——_—— - cor: a agoh sumer . Ee Nj 1V0O} hin € ‘4 om t a -- r yk 7 IC KE > r ‘ oR R E . 7 WOLF. roLita. ie 101 N. Sth. shoe reve or taller shop . | .—— 2 FYLER. Apa —New hunge 4 laree Gl HbSTER 2 RD.——Just west of North A At tom _ Olive 4092. "8% pace about “50x00 ‘ ‘inch “ 4 mete in mobile | ch a arr - - BROADW AY. gaat & Store “jnodertn. reonme . : " ; : , > i. | ail VANDEVENTER. 17OS ¢é r : rooms . . $: s hardw anes “Nioore , ur- aud mouth d.: ~ rovumis. ba tl). furnas ¢. ’ 45 Ve] a1 . , rvguls, »| “Lr adn sew er puw io: rea sone ef re — ot) ong I vate! -* p tb a FE - tore. ae we ) asement and fw rnace heat able for — j e) r ; oe > mans, ¢ ee. rl et® ain = . D4 vv : = roon paces bath. heat elect?) Si) a ee \i nace ner : “ye { hardwood floors. garage. etc.; open: ownd- ot wate ' } rs * EPSTEIN & 4 1G nv M a » } PRE nide Pte. AR AGE—S0- car capacity: re. arn » ps! eae | concession ——» i ’ ° > ~ =>" “? ’ ; - 3h47 roo ris, ina th furnace, }orest 45064M. MORRIS A ACH K. - 26 4 ss ye Mfin - 1635. — a » - — . a ?. rpe e for filing gation. Box BROADWAY. 1gsea &. nw FRENOR, ——~ ewe - qpcemese. A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO. =11 Chestnut. HE 4 % Eesate r Oy - - ao, 4; N . eh L¢ ti SU buljding. soni bd. four factery. sloreee, ‘ auting furnished ‘ree s1Omns. ith — see ee ll a J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON. 617 4 heatnut. (c*) eReds %. Jefferson i ont to xood tem : rsa ~ a piatnesr: goog lees lo aes for sutomavite perees, . = ——_ a wa ————— | AL i * x" i e SCHOF PIELI . OI MOTs pat = —o ana_-T a kitchen i014 \. Sixth, * rooms v } 3) . - Rb a! |) ee eevator to a‘ sled ” . HELD FLAT—4 nF, Teh” furnace _ guede?. ———— —s | ace } Kev == ¢ nesian © ae rooms #8" _ ° Mt Lin WAL TE ‘RS REAL -s & oO , - mae ys : 4118 WEST FLORISSANT \ le 4088. ' weet: partiy furns! ed age : - , ott e - _ Saag wate ‘ : UL liad 42°37 { “> Suitable Bis is a a th h \ Se A - . + NE ‘ Osh i) ‘ - co. teas : Aine, , “Ri R y . | ’ G*suU. _— Bu “a.0V . - a 2 aos _ Meo iv 2EA6 ts fsartie »@ ~ T { mk 4 ; 4 J sat of Adelaide ewe ptionatly GRA ND 3010 “. . om 1 ele th |e : + a“ ro ny modern Pa - . ~ - .. he - large oti — “u " ligt on three aides ui aid of fh re fine or ee es WX om oe —~ i \ : ; le 1 IL DING ~ OF ” F KIND for pipe yard, Ci] lum Tr. or bh siding suitable for inouenoes yy rt _wM. 1% WK 3204 a. Greed. | : . ———ae nnn he . ‘ t) . re . . . 7 ‘) 1} - TT Lt) i » ) | Vy) r South . Ln on \s $65 1 and > "Ty i> i js" jston np—b-T revo TD pune : . . - “= a i . sar ’ ‘ ie a 14) rage . er ’ ed by 1100 fA. - RL gg yeniy 6 iaree. light a = : on w. DL. RON J rr Chestnut , \ot- wat heat, electri . - ; ae ny tle pn pag JOU ; ; - pele ble ' Fear ‘“o 7 THE! We! Cheetn ut bath, furnace: open. b aithed 6-1 PLAT — — Atty oregg M oben te eetield Sf ES Colfax BooOR._ a ae) a ee eee oe nga ee Nive 7 308 Wainerie’ ——— Terminal S¥ teh. Low rent. | 2°’ Ne J ALTHEIMER, S07 ‘nests. t ¢) 711 as : , h s : > me * 504 .6R. ic, -—_ eC) > ae "es Jefferson ) ~~ ~— aK WOOD, . Pine Lae n— =r Wain ‘ : ' i y) ‘howe . ’ »r) : tv H AF NE R MFG. Ts or > Doek s ARG rE BRICK GARAGE. $20. eee . ~_ o338 arrenged : $1 —— a Os Madison 1 hold atte Gar. " ome nicels ni ’ at mi _~ . «@ iin room co tage _ a > “I : ond . ie : Ooms ath — : “VA P " : . , ce cereeie ~~ :° respon- ar wo , ’ =e | , i. ' WweM. & J. ~ T Te Ke ent I TORS 5a63 res es . rs : ’ A a | ., A 5 NIZE. - ' ek3 ‘ ra are revili “a ove. BL 5. Gar niter ~ Lane re. Sy nda "REF.i’ Vw eetn’ _s ‘ab. : — ton ica) Ko. oh ot “40% ‘ LaA RG & Tr re. SeCER PF. | atrer , eam. * ; i ~ re ; ——EEEE [LALTY, © oo - : : aaa querer egg oon : ~ ae 2% Ms room ‘rame Cc . . “—> + — —aa i “YP “ ne . ' " — s oo” oe . . . ” : a vi : “ri 4k i. ic . you ht } OK I I NI we NTR Sh hestout._! . *j40---00om “at ad N -t R Sereide 64° > ie, om west of Pennsy* ( yP —— oven 1 tu . ie == : ee oe ital MEP “eo * , ; on - ha ser aha $1° " T () Ly r »(" A T ke ren’ 1] Ak N E R M F (ys, C AD, 73 — ix. & SS . RY Pe iC Nie store a iw s a rere > > SON tt 4 ’ a } : «? . ws ~ e nn $10: aiso f-room unfurnished, “3° Southwest y LoL LAND. _ es Penn ok : : 3008s K » ET. Reaitor. _ Fev ( hestnut. ( . | loek «f} eet : ch, 3) p “ ‘ _ A : - ’ reena! ot 5 rf : Aj es + 7 eee ot = a . . —— a 4 . * 4 ’ ; ‘ " © : . ; » ie . . : my eee ail conveniences. ley \4 TON 5G04—hunkao® a rooms. mod- ‘ec. _DE MARTIN! ZERI CY | SE . ESTH. 140 ] e poms (; Oy, DM AN RB |, }) ‘ | heat ener +7 ; "mont? ” 1416} ’ = — hn | . . cara arce Prone .Y i ctor pt S38.) cs . ade | a itl le ds uaran't ‘ ba: “Tr a ‘| 7 1 - —— tel) , 4 - $12.5" ‘ s ORNER &TH ANT rucAS AVN i 39: : 4 : R : . ° “ey ’ 4 ~ia : eve ' R al.on ‘ : . mis i (} ' ? IN 2 , : (pg? 7 lnew * rheater Tro an ATM. roK «nocr : - . To" — “4 —_~ | , nan Sete . mn . are y ee — - J ; Lt : , OFTS ‘ ] > 4 ye oat ES "T "4 . TT , * floor, Wi | im r lo rlenatt atore. “4s ed ener ra@eot Tloors, four ‘ : . a. , — a aT Via? eg : a | , . ao . ' , an 0 VV Cry Lyt AN! 6214 ine uf bus! nee. lee urn we. x =| ARDeD: Pfiet CHAN Ui MieiAWARE, 1113 (8200 treet — werk ; Modern Store in Clayton WOLF-POLLACK, 101 oan? : ) | 5 Cheetaut ice | diwit ction, steam beating | plant ny line tn JONES RB. Et Trorr * : . ’ , , . ‘ ; Dletelv +. nie . hed - *e | Con a ~ . ree new ator ye field —- ro 7s dn ow , ' dpaathe r. => ary) © rent , - sonade is « oats he et ohalor " : , y prea co timuour hot v or ply or 4 ; 0 ; " . Canta | la ‘ { ys a i econ ano $05 ai ns “457 : nA ‘Donald Rn kz. Ce.. 1iil Cc nut: oY oa : PAGE, rm rew 8 ee PDEUMAR. 6057. ae i. ) Fo th furnace: #2) nu! 3.1 EPSTEIN 5 SON, G17 Chestaut ey OREULY OO. + Chestaut, Mate be t! : a Cli 7s) sm act al ieee . hes . 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5 : ST. LOUIS gus~ 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. i vrcumpent SUNDAY. : CEMBER 6, 1325 PATC! EST'TE FOR ALECITY REAL ST TE DE tel te Se Y) CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE CITY REAL s ope aE P’RP’ EAL pel E REAL EST’ a. To BU - FOR LEASE FOR LEASE TO LET—BUSINESS RP'SES | R _ESTATE- -EXCHANG =x -—- 4 - oe :——_— te _ x x ‘4 - a F is y = ~ a be iy Se Ee of our casy terms. ARTIST'S STUDIOS, 171%4 FEET. WITH EXTRA LARGE NORTH WINDOWS, £10.00. es, + ae 7 y ' 7 | + . r . 3 = -¢ ta reartt oa — ; o os CUE cot . al ; . wher y : oy a ~~ ' : x . ' = . hwvon » ¥ - : ] ) : - ALRERT G. BLANKE R. E. CO., «11 Chestnu Mable con it vou own a lot hace. neuse. lot in St. Louis, Mo 5 : arid het. > he big: monéev is being made out of good property. Never a better time he wi ( : T A - sit; pull ; =e “~. $1800 “Sar. rs ME if RORERTY wd. —Have 3 3 mw - Ny Fe ~ DN eS ee: . R TAL TY cK O.. 73: ne " irN MENT *' . : a! or rou I wr Lil i In St. Louis. —_, oe tsa s——9 room Sprinkler and Elevator. IES De aap ‘be wane pre 2 rl 9. Post. Di Dispetc? h. r . ra 2 ‘$ ; . an a : ees r RB Ek, No one ever saw the city grow faster than it 1s now growing. A thow # , -ryom brick \Mullin-Walters Realty Co. ic EAL ESTATE : i ms et oun: | 2 an | er F cS - ~ Pore . alt eres ut sand million dollars—one billion dollars—of new construction is yet to be % era | residence hot water ’ -? wom! |.oore - - *? ” ye a aie | eee PR RMP EA LI S veiib-~aibaans for which have already been announced. Yarti 927 Main 2636 “splendid property. snt_city income. |" wid—cash for bargains; bey: eens Garfield 423 _REAL ESTATE CARDS ae | ar - ae I35_G : , ' io ; saint 1 1- rt - thes big 3 - , 1 Make your part of these big profits. ST —_-—= ee | CY “sr : of loans on North LA MORILE—For ang , An? i ee ee ae ae a LOF a : . : ‘ it t } Four f perty. cali ¢" oe re 4d est A‘ o . 4 "4 ; i * “ ) —- " : ‘ he? at 5 INESS P’RP’ SES IOTFELDER R. E. C@., 4404 Nat'l Bnd TATS—in countr eel ~hang -ea- JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnat. TO LET—BUSINESS seat 9 SES To ane -busi est RE NT OLL ae SOLICITED. "1 ~ } 14NS tarnoe . NO OMMISSION—NO. LISTING uLnw YRE : GAG , or Mate ee ar , ni IMMED — . South SOT UTHTWEST ate One store | teat _ Male “2457 23 Chestnot. (c99) ue , ovtewd “ yan Call Ww _ Duy, ty, SALE ~ALL CA iH. 202-4. 6 MORGANFORD RD.) location for cent's are ; ! ; : r a e Sing = at. , 4 a! es ; ate. wood loorh . eS sips. . Par : ; ’ J ' . ; ‘ = * . ’ : lot . nM ’ aye = ae me a : . : »! DOUGHERTY. SHEEH aN ‘Lartie u Se41. _- Wn . in _ yOu ’ ’ ' »* .. ‘s “A a ay - i" oe : ’ ~ 4 y T r* ? . “: - Rane ‘ °. KINGSBI nY-: 1” rrr brick : ‘ — West ~» Pe F- 9 | Pennsyivania. he , WHEN OTHERS FAIL. ag pestdonce. ley SnlSt Soe FPiCESetullable for optician | es TOR FMC) 2} Chesnut ga-3 CRFICER—eaitabie. for geen To, | SARTMERe1ie—Store oT Toe Bullding: SME MANS 823 cart CHAUNCET P_AEA ATH. cazve {ane 2 #4 teaidence x —o de may oo hot Mio .—.« as LD 3165 S18 CHESTNUT. (¢16) : “t ARA, 7* OS New store. lfia3go: fine? _" : ao has hardwood 7. . j aiid ter be ba'h mouert 7 ae ~ Vos Fac ~ : é s1i4 5 ° "0 3 ‘ ~ rf Id water beat. a Wain Marie ae eeae $00, Estimates and Prices Gratis f°. SRG PS ot A Cest atres ror stoms asp == 11th and Locust. Gartield 600 ve ee ee . ~ ‘heat ‘ =e , - AT é ON DITION +o ORI A bat a Pen ee ' Loe cM. MeDONALD RE O.. Ltt (Bestae We L inance ‘ ; 7 ; AS =T MONE + ON SATISF (4 Font : oa water heat * tratles, a! CLAYTON, 6307—sSt and fis wr . ; ag . ie sonia SSPE TION. —_. wood floors ' eelarete spit 4°} RY REALT 3 a XN A mk? —S tT 4 esiie es Delia BI [IME ae REALTY (c@.. Bes “i ot a 14 . a! 3¢ atisurance - oOtary I UDiic ‘a? ; " : : : T 2a tin o>e Title ¢, cttar T _ Bide. _Main 15a . . , ‘ . FE ne . eee nt 7 Jt FrE ERS oN rr Al . | 2012-1 ; ST aYAce room: — " ; — ~— —— =——— — — -_—— ———o—_- - — — os ; = a a 7 a4 = eg og, Gy Z : At i elon: | MA TIN ‘ .: Me Chestnuh Ol. 61 BARTH & CO.. Ine. M yt ‘ , t Delmar | wlitep Wiis irises REAL EST’TE—WTD. TO BUY _ REAL ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARD & mathe arto core | | ; a a a a a, ee té 4 ates. above drux eto Humbolt 4191.) - paane secett on T + roor ‘lub? GARFIE een OOO | _Business Property | tenn i Aeenire at BUILDERS. REALTORS. AKTHUR FISCHMAN. iN. Pa | ae Pee . niractor and Bull — a wrap: gee ( der “eer ; x VALE ¢ rravous Vietor 4 Riverside sro : 7 . wad. pe 5} , > ' pemapenper ane Mietoeetis in Webster and ‘oweds' oP trun CASH FOR - TN OME ice = Go ia Poe a. : . a SOUTHWEST Setetnr 0. "Chard | wtgve camn tor faces opera, anect| TOMES, ie as PSs ose | The Tithe Guaranty Trust Ge pany yr se REALTY CO. [RES iRine worns PRRELER BEATTY CO." T00"S. am ot | Watmwrght Bldg. Gartisla 375 venta WASON AVES! ' 7-19— ' for meats, croceries, tire shop. I*tenant. ge ey ‘ Geeemeen hide mal rs . pighonsige. Pia pict ae 08, Ev al : ; , ne ; t n : =e saneupen an. 4k 2 2T SN “he y ie ANKE. re C0. Til Ch ‘bestnut. AS TON, 4337W—Le vs e BLSINESS AND . . Q . frINGSBURY ( Washington -% ar | at. ae ; ee 4 t i one ‘ to - ; meng _ — — - c 2“ ~ > () , é re it, rota ~ eoorms, bot water ~ . 74 Tas*or _T) ; = eceo 3 Vere ES *y “ Five —— Kay ee ee ere LOANS. INSU R ANCE. STORE —FOR_FXC HANGE ROOMS TN. ZT—SORI1S; adeoluwly all improv. casion to Ww ish the Realtors of the i GRAHAM: S-room = Brien Ay. ISUECH AN. 2028 a _ anit¢ ee ret eR Ts ©. RENTS ( “OLLECTED "AR: MODERN; $4000 FIRST. WHAT —— men nou a : eit, é- sesidence with siate poned, Vues E YOU? ap ras a 5 TNG LOM ae 7 i— 4 mode: > 6 room bun SOW. Hughes after_@ o'cueh. __ = > itv and County of St. Louis a cure furnace, beth, he: eres, FIRST AND Se ee ee BUNGALOW Wil-Subertne oc igs ae) ee ee Happy Christmas and much Pros- | | ar DEEDS OF TRUST To EXCHANG? Wil Vane clear ncribe fu th gash orice: SBECCEATONS AND TRADERS, © = adencr ot ‘“aAke ear farm ar eons 4own payment ty real @state. Box [ust be ede ncadhocmecszis: BO 5 REPS peritv during the ensuing vear. . WEPARTMENTS AND FLATS 3676- p~ 1S Send f Jur Lists. ’ : NT = z _ - e@ prt 1 thn mg gy OR YOU! OTC ti 2 ve 2 4 : =, = ee , . Lot 50eIS _ DISS HODLAMONT. ee : : , ew fla Box P-: Post-Dispa got , a Pad | bg Sy ON west of Gr speniton y_traponsibie tenant” hingshighway at VACANT | Wid 12 famatiy ot ent herd. _ For my equity in 6-family tenement flat ___Morth , Title (,uaranty Trust Compang Be Wot oats “eee eeeenee , Von pate 1341 | c flat Box A-JJ9 . mt CLEMENS—2-family of Southwest Avenue fin on, $30.000 equity. spiendid in- —— eaten OF Se ' 810 Chestnut Street 2 : bath » and : me @ Datla rith 20 00K | —_ — al shower seessesss 30.000) DENG. | Phone Grand 7521 of the Da rtmen: ow fine returns en For Colored—Wanted jorner San J » and Turner a sn aiaail aad oe D h and 7521. he waetes fot . : ee. 3 — et: ide four bungalows et LACLEDE—“ family o Six family —“——. es ~ aes -¢ ‘rs ’ “sz r’°A i= r ’ ho ~ . “ "4 ’ , . 7 sr ' QD #* . oe and . -« " . be! fur2 x 1! ooo me JOHN H. ARBOTT. Kesitor. TO9 Chestnut. ~(HEAPEST LoT IN . ; ; : 027.9 ‘ m r 34 ) J “ae LO- *0. | cm ae —— me ge oa messes : —- diiie . 417 “rt ES 2¢ ARMSTRONG - °-fam'ly 4041 ‘ REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE | WIL quite oui 2 pg ne Bg Mo i ~ " . ; Flats, a, anes 1. —Six-fi weet: for +? exchange $190.000 eauity in apart- APAR MENT | Ls Oa (WA e 7 P s -_ - 7" , : oe s ; ot » “4 ; : a ‘ . = t sooms earh. beth, eice § 500 : . ; | ’ . =r 50) \ ov Ti YT 7 - . JOHNSTON : oOPrrs~ ae : ’ : ‘orm ° T’ - -" “! EVES coe v8. - Lio ‘tNG AGENTS, + tL eau . Penrese. south «ide. east of Factid: | A | R Af r . a» “ DF T WAR ~ " ° ' : nrens errieni« " Rex 2. I’ eat Tria. —- * ‘ - : , « . . : > ig : a _ ct . ‘ r ’ 47 i - \i s, . T? 4 ain , . ‘ i - : 7 rN J ; . : : ; t’ ‘ ; = m4 “ zs ° , ; ‘ ¥ é | ‘ 5 ° hy . fare na [ ’ > , => . — ; 4 ° 13 ‘les ’ > ‘ . - 3 ‘ ‘ . - - 4 , . 4 . ~ 1659 S. iad. exreient location for | MARTIN O11 2 ol. #3 1 maoreorned far for my good | _“ West End prefer sview 2 ‘, mnie f arimoece station: will se e word **REALTOR” signifiesa | jinoit as beau ty par! _ : " . Ty? > ‘ " ‘ "ay i te ‘ - es . ‘ . *>4 ~ i ’ | : *.% - * > . . °7 . . P : » P | . + al , . " > " Jge#tSs | « * : | , St th heat furnished ) 273 > ST Or TRUST rnut . ape ae ‘a “il enant “ - hm) vin 2 or nT s --- - . GIL r- Fal GE dD. FTR DEEDS ) Pi WARD 4. BARE RKTeik REALTY Co.. 104 N. am | BUNGALOW Wid —will 0 sec: | | $F lat vorth | PLAT Wtd.—-Or residence, to be used as E_Chesnngt_st . member of the St. Louis Real Estate Mive o555 eee BS. 72 ne sarfieidl 0034. Gi ia 9494. ° et trust for bungalo: =. «0 > Nort t worth | i ior sare a UR BU INES Mt AN | Ot ariel ee _ Gare 4. —__|_Garfie [IASON RE ty - SAM ‘eral small loans, $” $300U.| Victor 36010. "°° ss. SS ——“‘ iS TY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE Exchange, who must operate under its — é = 2 ~ r Las SS ; i. it ’ ; ‘ a” sii) & >, Sar’ - ry LA! Ww Th ? . . a . ¥: a>: a” . ‘hy , ae ‘ . . oe . eens . . 7 : . : : .or 7" ; a ~ — . ' . se aXe Deal With a Realtor J 4 BUTT, DI IN G SITES 913 N. SARAH : eae pear i 10K sean wane income $10,300: lote want- . eUs' wat SAVINGS TRUS! >.._ 481. eimar 5 et SIDE ©O ES , ; ime tn | OU’ a4 ST E OF oe doctors, | Good store and base ment ersectiona) r, 708 Chestnut. ed, a ~* for aeeonee or email flats. ; om ous.¢ > I z A r ‘ 1 4 een , 4 tor m At an Aiamol tr t AS IT AL - Wh — D C J. t. EPSTEIN & & 6LT Chestnut. nus e wees of (tene Of Dor. ae. = dian aes ;' St. Lo R | Est t Ex hangs ree) tale. insurance. et heal perm p .. _—y Hodiame x ks: rer $ ol awl : i = : . > ange ‘Main 216%. pide, Cas ed . - _! : = uis ea a e » CHRISTIAN BRINKAS - 4 . ' : av terand 3040 S621 S. era ae } ] aac = , 4 Marmares. - teasonahle Prices 2 * . N TICE —— — ~‘e gmee ne 7 , . ae te . | ‘ WAINWRIGHT BL DG. ' The ‘ ~~ > SAW MUT t Baste —N' . (re. good)‘ tAGE-—For saie or exchange, & 1 ( ; iii” Mesmeeens wai 4 ; rte -rrpy 1s >>> . DO rORS AND DE NTISTS: per once gr os rare | : gto ha’! Ng — aa - t in gecd eutdi- ood cality; nort : rred 227), : 2 : Thek i S5 Af "RES We are remodeling tle : ny nm wer og . , ~ ——— -_—— ———_—-— nd nurches, it! atch. vo : ey iing 2k. ms 14a! - , he corner . ' - , ta ) : : tr ‘. a echar j end LT tre - New ode : rest AO , . mf . beantifu Sidney st.. and wil! EVE: BR a see Clve,| 200. come bottom, machinery am : "Row 4-258, Post-} tthe, 62) | sooms a: room jorared bet we ag CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE CITY REAL EST'TE FOR . | : fanit : ’ “a th - bs : e s+J OCU: vasa \ s* ; “ y 5 3 , 4 3 ‘ - WI : ce , | ; 1 se - 7 | » i . - ee ¥, ‘i : pro. ee 2 GRADF. $07 Chestnut — t ve You wr, __Rox_A-24° : : . i = cael ve Tt ” ACRES DOE REL INGER. _ Realtors, . Humbolt 884 RRO. \ ma _* ENTER. t w=) N : ei Toa . re *t. - ere 2 — a _ la Hav . Te ‘ a — rT sc - ir ‘ ‘ te . nad Ram : r As t i ga ¥ ot _ Grand: Kin «* “ Lay " a on - ee : ' ——— — on EXT REDUCED CHAUNCEY P. HEATH. Garfield £165 Kensington, ‘rooms, fully FOR THESE GOOD FARMS? Ba tm Geog eae , Rnd. > SO | Cn ier 16+ Cis. Get bak hight éar Fil.more aGall S705 | beautiful Wt. 2 ~~ | —_ | Fe —.- — , macnn 7445 ACRES —_—=«- »~ — "7" =. Po . > . , ‘ ‘ rece rem, Ua _ “ " rae - @ bn _# ; $27.50 PER MON TH raf gy np Ba r balk sbings and drapes. good second dee] , Cut-ower land »Ceper ane ™ : > r : , ; — 7 4 » 4 . " aa = " “ts 5 - Li) Af R I~ “IN Aa erent os ark 90 30 , ~ 2 9 & | 17706 «6=ACRES . : ? . . 4 : “_ f . : ~ : 2 ska Ory mt "AR ‘ ' ‘ ss . a “ ’ ; a . —_ ™ —— Ma‘ 207 Aron ors 4 “arm ra » r ; ; : . = ms . ’ ’ | Pai i . u : d ‘ i 7 a * . m , ingal. mi 6s 7 conea Ss! e . a a --- soa . “ ,* re i> SEW | 1) mer a iT wlan KING SHIGHW 1¥ Pm WATERMAN ame _Ma Tex Sek » 115 1 vroducina as | ais le alg bubil oe ’ spa " : . . ce | . As ta yaderti al Leration for Stergs and BA. ny. > i Wee i — _ ECIALLY EQUIPPED FOR t 4-family flat . a ‘i aa we. . We Be: 3 ACRES OF WOODS Su/tadie any Dusinese. im ate pee DOCTORS AND DENTISTS. fagnire Laclede ) 53 ! Residences Wanted | } [ and Columbia: “is + ACRES OF aession $25 TO $30 PER MONTH. ——— - —_—— ———— “ut ever land. Re? Vin sige 2S | ' s] , > Nazel ina L ving 1 theater and a , : ab , ~ Tith , a*aeer ar lding LAD aabe| rR AN: rs iy RR rR * | me & ~ ‘‘\» - | é : . : 4 ; s - Ty ' - ‘ a - on 4 : ~ € : x " . ’ b " mete 1427 ° Pre - . - ™ ret pr! ~ — ’ nS ‘ ¢ ™° ‘ ’ ° - ’ . > err 1 } 7 ‘ — ’ : ‘ . ’ ~ . — o— rr e* & mt . - Pey> **% . , » ’ : ; ° , kh _ . «’ a 2A - om ‘ , — : > “ . —_ ; _ ah frat f'eee. euttabie MA . : . : ‘ ‘ Ky. Bs | *. : 7 ya | 135 al $20. per foot! unrestricted. a BUY NOW ns Wal he > ! r ‘2 i ; ° 2 ; om bai Mi at : i "p> Thi ; i ; : ; ‘ " " : ‘ ’ Main 4381 : We - -— a —* ol 1800. AT rE . L [ON : : un hier *slad +. a "e 1 : : . L 2. - “ ne ‘ - - ; : a ea end ag a Tao beanti fu r office “antl 4 Fe AE Ay war estate 617 Chestnut St.. Realtors. = ~wiIrner ~ . 4 . : > ™ . . .** . > 1" . - " . . ,* + flor rl r Rta 7 : = —_ . Mai 5 "5 . ’ ‘ 2 . . oF "és " ‘ . { LEAR Ly] "y : e) ont a! >» *? ': , ' ' — - , " = s J ’ : - — 52 @ ‘ er ——— a ee — ee eC ss . : ; > ’ av PTO “ _— ; " , a © : : : Aa ks ; . wees ’ -_ ‘ a ‘ ae a . : ai 7 . eases bane 3 terme Att ntio n, Mr. a? ive Merchant ms we: | ODSSCR. BS fe : 2000 Ac es or Bottom ' ‘ a?.? ' a 3 : f : highway z ogy # CO.. 240 Lanse wn y 2a ef A = SPLENDID STORES FOR RENT | f cit i country pr 4 “¥: > . — coanemmee Ly cn GRAVOIS. 6211—Sore. rent reesenad a sane-s48h Panton wext to cor | wty our specialiy. eee us ior rms §=©Luand for Exchange args. drigh new. furnace heat: exrce le for } R . — oe t i ae LJ : ’ . mh lite ta) iny usin ‘ ao ‘ laa sams .us - , ‘ — ? mo . aa ’ > : r ra # 47 e. | of LOS ay : I “On ER! c Th GOTTLIE] f *. INth st j a - ‘ow A ~— + ; eels : _ — ; : KINGSHIGHWAY, 5841 Ss nal) Garfield 9) 107 NN. Tt : Or an pat tme -_—* ore mM . : .% ; . : suit a ~ -~ Li — . ’ - . ~] 220 Pot a aoe r ‘ Sor re : —— _— , ar .oome — . "e RB : . ; Y - —— a a ; re * — 4 >i? Viain > 7 he iad . ° roet - ——EE eet : , : . soon tert . . e = - - - ; : . F. GROER! Realta oa tn inetr: ' : ; 7 oe , r i t - WANG oe SM BER 5-8 SINGLE Li Li ‘ ii AP. ; is f ; : nd °. POST = DISPA A eicem ace feo —_ _ , : year lease ‘Ir len 1 ‘ory ‘ ' st: : ; ’ : sf — - ~ . “4 . ‘? — sol el apg oo . » RODEMYF R & (¢.. fOon CONDITION | ae PetLhhe ; i tt ‘ - ‘ ’ iris 50% vt} - Wants have Big? ~ ag they ol ferent 9 a —— tl ; ber . i — 3: — atts. FLD R . Tr ' se pee 7 , ; 4 ~ Ee : . nN ’ ‘ MK ught. Price, Lave, Waryon . a = . eee _ ——— - - 4 T . co ‘ . :% a... ¢ = . re .¢ : , . r ; ; 4 *, \ ~' 2 ’ . ‘ S . " OFFICE SPACE Tithe Guaranty Bidg. Main 1609 ae x sie Suburban Property Wanted romt | by | i, ice a eda aa a equal. mn : T and Clayton Roads 410 \. EteLuip ENCHANGE — Son THE asT CORNER vv. rn .v oF “_ Cas . a JIK1S =o Preepect 1 firme , = == all conveniences: very reasnabic rental. WTORE™ FLA ~@ . ? ’ : / , Fer further information, oa) CONDITION , ‘ ; —_ . = ‘ av? sites at reasonable prices. . : 3 Sgsr00. MINE througn it. arty _A-291. Posi-D 7 ee fe : . (135. Univessiy H Lost Ad te : . EDWARD L. BAKEWELL. WANT (4h FARM. : , . ; m= gy a stratford low pr be | $ — R EN ov _ Garfield SAAS. 1 ~ Tth a met Vp NPFT I> , | : : ror me: Dester tg De! Row | qrenal: | you overtook. | 7a07__MASON REALTY € Fer POST - DISPA he Ry — ee _ it Tithe Gunarantr Ridg. Main 1608 re er ' trans ' n . MIX ; ; : ; we ae 4 a7 rr . rt , ; TA rd ’ 7 ARCOLA HOT-WATER HEAT mi BU SINES\ ‘ORNER ARM W , tway 1» exchange for! S0)+.000 and clear tf en-| —= —. 7 ——— RANK SEBASTI Realio: 200 feet west . $i- and RECOVERE : Wal # Baxe we.! STORES 29x50 i a mer VWam ; , lan! UNO Zhi 3M l'ghiand ‘ — ' -. e Hartford i Soot. _ fot! xs. ch a 7 ps 4946 SOUTHWEST AV \* - . ~a +. ~ “os, princes , nieneitintinmmaibailiends enunidpranec. i¢* Wire Loe , ~ os 1-H AND or PER MONTH. Pa : em otifu e ' : - LOSS. JAN CORRES PONDEN T ~ a o- an al . . —— :, 4 } . ° an . ; ve Ee fia 7 a os 7 ies ‘aan : 7 a {In New Shaw Addition) ain Gi Te ennmtede we, b. 1198 OS, DARST He Ee eo. com) | T e SSACHUSETTS MUTUAL WITHOUT 7 50 mors! . 1A prerman, $2.'5 | = -ree ° ot © a good apartment biuiidiy for al ) i : — 7 a cone — it “im Weee Toast Artices ae : ( HEATER. m2) Modern Stores Nearing - = | } 7 | ee RT SE eR eRe TE eae Sep ow ee ee “ a . i Ae Us - nn aE — _ * - . lh An OR GN A I «eR > = wu - wean ¢ tales melee sao gpm | KaRED taro tae POS? Me LIFE INSURANCE CO. Lr .T in t outh eon +1 ee oe . . 3 e . er bosir an vs! r Bf PaTCH Want (ature ’ GARAGES, $5.00 Completion nid > ep oul Rag see us for part! eulars. HOM td ' me in nice n ; : caer Ry Seay oe JouN W ae arty aeeugh exp oar i ‘a . : iy . | rorner My , 1 07 appear _ ‘Be SR ont ™ } } : ; . aan “ee — - vdown Po orest pee! rial eee wine ~~ . Ce Ack R. E. O °3 Chestnut REALTY CO.. 3730 Gra fr manag Real kstate Trust Co. ns $ ) per mon ey her : pil : Reautiful timbered choter let. at = sac : > GARFIELD 5555 Slo Be x PITS. Pest Dispatch if *

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Today. SUNDAY, -— — — = at E FOR SALECITY REAL E EST TE : = DEC LL? JUMBET: ¥ ° qo * *" ae FOR re ee ——— — pr esent open ing Avenue in . WOVE | highway Southwest SSS Streets in S t. Louis story buildings will sometime (sooner ected on G Mabie business ~ Gravois. ravois avenue in Mueller’s lad lots Pay cash or take § will be worth in two or three vears it Mueller’s Grove, a few blocks west section of our city. good property. Learn for your- Never a better time now getting rch out of good vacant er than it is now growing. A thou- of new construction is yet to be en announced. ality Co. idee Garfield 6340 — = ee .——. SUNDAY, EMBER 6, 1925. Sa 2000 REAL ES re TE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows. Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residenceg Far . Por Sale Today. ; ST. Lovuls POST -DISPATCH 9B r——S Bakewell ‘al NO} I rth Ny Ly G&S treet cel ren f Olive ¢ CLAYTON =e CAR JANE- ee: and G gc aE heat, ha wo told bascine nt. grounds - WN ANT wonder! paiVE— ha _ 4 rool ns, SRE E aw) aw) a) a) i .$60.000 | yest; hardwood me oor tare - fom and bal. SIDE LiTZ! 10- 59 000 a KINGS a } iot GOxI7S; earage rooms. hot-water new- ELL is 4 * jot 6. 5x21: 3: ‘hardwood floors; yest. ly deco! ated; garag 4gg WEST ah AK E Webster Groves; room ae *k . and stucco residence; hot water best, hardwood floors; 3 rt @0x188; garace for 2 car —- of or __ REAL ESTATE CARDS Sa Guaranty Trust Company - nds s for the its thanks to its many large increase in ss that it has enjoyed during esent vear, and takes this oc- to wish the and County of St. Christm Lealtors of the Louis a as and much Pros- during the ensuing vear. uaranty Trust Company 810 Chestnut Street IEAILIOIRES word **REALTOR” signifies a r of the St. Louis Rea] Estate age, who must operate under its md regulations. Deal With a Realtor lis Real Estate Exchange WAINWRIGHT BLDG. (c99) rE FOR SALE \.CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE st lot. Grand-Kinge- LAnd@e!! 371 ie : ‘ io7) sti's wHa17H on ke west of Gra Hprore*tinente har Pply O514 Loug) BU i De KS si" ee heetnut puree and | awete : ; LEAR LO] muce Tee te 3 | dence or Aypp!ys Loda’ ] auade «ne eice Busland. Onan bargain aerr located riicu ere ere ’ Ee tH t Special Der i ‘gleam is ry | LOTS—San beautiful lerehing. _ “a 1H Point nie). KR: > (rot. GUA1GEF >. ecuth side. roe of Grand bY RRO feet. Rih et. cee eenpnctencecn 14 WN 2 large 1p; FS ee edt aa) ons ory LTEN rR ERGER SEVENTIT. 122PA § —Rea ome. i ib te open Garfiel 4 ; \ PRE-W AR R VALUE! 390 ft on Olive Street rd. ~) per ft. including Bnew " ting wr N7hic “KK. 1010 Cheegant Garfield 1427; TEAL BARGAIN S728 Enright. lot 1043148: etnsie 64 POoTn fiat rriced right LASTON-TATLOR TRUST Ss he 400 ft ® stores ——— ee ee —_~ CcO.. ee ks Eomer. —— = oe | To Find FINDE.?: of LOS Z Articles POST - DISPATCH “Wants” have mo equal. Don't waste fime. Phone your Lost Ad to the POST - DISPATCH and RECOVER the LOSS. -——— on — ] | Meare STORFN Toe Artices. are Re through the POST-Disd- | PATCH Want .faiwmns tAenrn | through ony other St | ouw ad: ertising medium a gx 34. j? wood floors, farae [Or =a cars with side drive.... MoOoAD, het ween DENNY Clayton and ‘onuway hi > eooms and sun parlor stucco orer tile residence, hor water heat. two baths, hardwood floors: ~ acres; garage uncer hous@......-. KINGSBURY: residence ' garage for % cars has hardwood ({f) water heat, bath; PERSHING; 15 water heat > wood fioors JEFFERSON eier Gmves dence, $25,000 12-reom brick HOx1l4l: also Re sider ce ore ho modern. hot hard- eon no0 nr > B00 ~ ow rooms RO MASON AVENUE Grove*r: * roon heat, bath. hardwo lot LOOX cate McKNIGH 1 ~ age £arTaco AND Ga_A’ $26,000 | ads: ; DIN BROS REAL ESTATE CO 813 Chestnut St. established in 1890: Members A | f fi Ty 7°13 f\ da JG i mens cane i ~ es ~~ 18-Family Apar rtment fireproof g ; ima ) rooms ne of the best e ‘ mest AY art ! t n nt in vestment. h Doris Ap artment lw \eo-farmily tee artrmment, located awortie af hiovie and Suites of 6 and = ait us and bath Cai 7244 F Fo rsythe Bl. le 724 Forsy and bath in garages. 5307- 73 Cabanne and he, nilv, 6 roe Ca *h. ey double m Lot 560x200. 5026- 28 Del mar AV. tant nf f iat, G ) Steain ad re | peti. | 5663 hiece Av. 820,000 enero ‘tint, § and 7 rooms Tile > baths, steam heat Lot 84x22). 5650 Vern on res 5 and 6 rooms. Hard- Priced mgnt. ae: a m at, : INVEST ME NTS | Seven in nth St. Corne net th and trl eae 140212 Priced right. 2012-16 Locust St. in the rey of the Locust St. Three ate ree auton 4 14 1420 | a» # 1 » $12,500 | KINGSBURY (Washington Heights); 7 rooms, hot water heat, hardwood floorse.....$12.500 CABANNE: GRAHAM: 5-room ric mreidence with siate r: grace, furnace, bath. hara- wood floors, jot 50x100.... $7,500 } PARTMENTS AND FLATS | AMHERST—‘-familr rooms and sun lot SOx135 CLEMENS—2 and 7 rooms. shower f LACLEDE—2-family and 6 room bath, Ee ARMSTRONG - of 4 rooms cach, $55.000 ‘family | tile bath “ee © @ @eesee@ BOON | eae furaace. 11,000 | - 2-family bath, ele: 5.00 ATTRACTTYV I: DENNY ROAD BUILDING SITES At Reasonable Prices ACRES Trees, high, beautiful, rolling 20 ACRES %, ming; adjoing Louis Hager . 40 ACRES lim lig , Some treme. SACRES OF WOODS a Most beautiful > | my St. Louis County Piece of | Adoine 3 ACRES OF WOODS Bere tp the most picturesque ' large , tract I hnow of, eee BUY NOW % PENNY AID ther rise | have recent'y Ladue, Warson, 1 offer very prices. "hn Seta Bet Va UIie : , tt “Ward |. Bakewell MAN CORRESPONDENT SSACHUSETTS MUTUAL E INSURANCE (0. 4 a. *o GARFIELD 5555 Ss ont Or ssant- Ph e gtores fa Av. Lot 922x140. le W ash ; L reer 676- 78 Olive St. eas POXToO2 i 3 feet, weet of neta! © 6000 Virginia ak ( ellent ' : ~ Wi ! cing ry dence Ay. g. mex. > 2606-10 Lawton Av. ¢ t Six-family flat bu 5oxs0., ilding. 1 ryis 1-43 Olive at f Sara Pt.. ony Av. F) ats 71 1 = i i L= a wo stores on a floor. 1 Lot 3G x13 oe "1203 S. 7th St. T? rere sto ry 244x120. A fac tory bui iz Lot real bargain —-— HO! MES 30670 Flora Bl. ly sy (va W aterman beautiful resigrnuce. rag Lyot SI 02 Hei sights ast ride Pa + cf oe os Vi neent ri rar garage a) be bath VACA N T Ome, Ty er nod Av. acres between hingstig! Watson Road Will iront liainpion Lb) 18 and proposed W ydown Bl. | Re autiful peti t. Ie Nort! side of Wrydowrn ~~ te Sardionns Ter. Maryland Terrace Fifty-foot lot on the north eide of Maryland Drive. 192. ft. deep. Nat ural Bri dge Av. ti) f; x! ifn of f ood tele VA Way Liie iwo ural } muge aaa Sales loans Building Loans Serial Loans ent Collections Imsurance Giraldin Bros. Real Estate Co. 813 Chestnut St. Northampton offers the greatest oppor- | tunity to home and flat, builders since we laid out. Iledgleigh Park the Spring of 1924. in kK course the wise buyers | are always on the alert for such opportunities. substantial for those who buy now. HIS subdivision will build s Hedgleigh Nat up as rapidly a Park, at Union and ural Bridge and we made | a record there. Hedgleigh Park Buyers without a single ex ception have made quick} profits. N need have no hesitation in buying in any project that bears our en investor dorsement. ORE homes and flats will be built in Northampton during 1926 than other equal area T,ouis. hi in St. | | UT vour money to work where it will perform its| ' maximum task. IME is an important fac-| tor in the development of a subdivision and we made | a time record in Hedge- leigh Park. Os those who act LY make the maximum profit on their investments promptly will be able to | | Mercantile TRUST CO., Agent Mereantile Trust Co. a business. home or flat unexcelled. 5825 L a LEDE AV. abl. ele, square feet. Lease B u ne Le 3432-4 L INDEL L BL. ~ UU square feet. Lease ge gg l bad. ELEVENTH & LOCUST—City Club | BS declpapeene will be prompt and | ildir 13312 w ASHINGTON AY. ~ 1320-3 | 1722- | any | CLAYTON 1415A t , 4441A Northampton invites inspection. interesting sight to see the im- grading and street provements It is an | progressing | with a rapidity made pos- | of the equipment the modern sible by use most and the co-operation of the various city departments the publie service eorpora- the Fruin-Col- tions. and non Contracting Co. Branch Office on the G;rounds.,. 3627 S. Wingshig!] R. ( Phone—Rivrerside 5090 wav ._BUSH- BURNS REALTY CO. ELEVENTH! 1105 Chestnut St. Phone—Garfield 0407. tee Bias Buchanan in Charge, F'e™4 | — ee ASHLING TON a |1437A |17068a" "BELLE ‘GLADE- *s rooms i fioor elop, . # ELEVENTH ; lox m LE VENTE ST.. Cor. ird floor. 5Ox102; fourth On1v?. Passenger elevator, and eprinkler. ' 41329 LUCAS AV. Second floo! 110 Ss. NINTH ST. Two story bui iding, 30x60. 522 OLIVE st. "4x. 1515 PINE ST. Fo urth figor, 2101 VINE ST. ST. Locust St. fioor, heat Heat furnished 27x70. Heat furnished. Ste) re. 65x110. sprinkler, elevator. 29x109. Ele uilding, yr. eteam at. SECOND ST. jing, 12 O00 e elevator, new! 404 N. SECOND ST. ae lding, 4000 square feet. evator. Will repair. 407 N. THIRD ST. Fou r-etory ™ f et Li sctrie 212 N. Buil equare feet. Elec painted, and — evator. Good con ~19. mets o> we -— TON AY. - (ores, LA Bu { “5x150. Sprinkler, repro ‘ elevator v“ ASHINGTO™ AV el store, 45x134 with space on second floor, 45x60. sTON AY. - construction, °4 WASHIN Iwullding ur 1 I Stores and tts. 509x150. uilding, 35x12 Large display : 20T. Shell Building: 13th and Locust Streets Offices—Single or Suites Mercantile TRUST CO., Agent Fighth & Locust to St. Charlies TMENTS. PERSHING First floor > yooms, 2 bathe and sun pa APAHR. 5549 s ca * Third t] and bath: heat “iT y hard wood and janitor — d gas FURNISHED 177 SIACUM—Ome block of Tar (\ ¢) roore ¢ ampletely 1 rag suit able rooming heat; or rooms, bath. rage ROOMS north © hat « (,roves) hardw frIrn c . acres ¢ ETORES BROADY > ~ — 44A2 FOREST P : 4508 N TWENTIETH- -Room for -* cam ‘ . ' 53 N. ECU VWI Se cars LODGE HALL ©ALS OLIVE—Secor fivors VACANT LOT AND WALNUT corner > utheast Everv Real E state Servie C —hacked by the added respon- sibility of a Trust Company. Mereantile TRUST CO. AGENT a700 Eighth and Locust te bt. Central Charlies service for locating vou in| ) FOLLOW Ind Adtow Ve | OFT CHEST RUT ST SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR THE CONSERVATIVE B UYER Residences 6334. 2-story 8-room porch, Alamo Av., § plendid sleeping 401140. Iville Av., 400. 7-room residence M in SOx 126. | Pershing Av., 6627 Splendidly built stucco house of & i rooms; 49.9000 square | hot-water heat, til er property. 12,500 equare | | : — ee 1 | W aterm: , on 7. tienes iterman Av., 7030. ’ershing Av., Well-built rooms and ® heat; lot 40x135. Waterman Av., 5793. §-room house; hardwood floors, heat; 35-foot lot. 7043. Splendidly bullt hot-water “Ames sleeping porch, hot-water heat: 2-story residence sun pariors; hot-water | rooms and bath. | fully Has two-car garage and is wired | for radio. steam | exceptionally low heat; lot Tlace”™’ ed bath and kitchen. Will consider trade for oth- of 6) 7-room house: wood floors, hot- water heat; lot g" 135. ! Westminster Fi. Splendid 7-room aa sleeping porch, hardwood water heat. 6059. lon hall, lor on first floor. floors, hot- Will trade for apartment. Flats-Apartments j Cle emens Av., 6261. 6-family apartment of 5 parlor, sleeping perch, floors: 6-car rice $55,500 ‘Corbitt Av., 6764. New single flat of 4 rooms and break- | Hamilton and Enright, N. $125.00 | : Heman Av., Kingsbury Av., 6045-47 60.00 | ! ; i | fast room, plants: $14,500 garage; lot 40: |Etzel Av.. 6017. roome hardwood | tiled baths, two steam-heat | 1490. I’rice residence: ; e | “| 70389 WASHINGTON | A true Colonial home, iby Study & Farrar, | | | consisting of Wagener- Grant-Bell | Holiday Suggestions Tor a Merry Christmas situated on a lot 77x210 feet. consisting of large living room, dining room, | butler’s pantry on first floor. ‘large connecting bedrooms, tile Third floor consists of two maids’ Home is beauti- landscaped with shrubbery. It can be bought at an price, as owner wants immediate disposal. 7146 NORTHMOOR An unusually attractive home living room, dining room, breakfast room and sun par- Second floor has three lovely bedrooms and tile bath Has many special features, such as copper gutters and ecreens, new polychromed fixtures, weather stripped and two-car garage with ' sarage. Kents $9356. | | Beautiful two-story Colonial, ’ | | side drive. Price has been reducd 2500 for immediate sale. 7307 MARYLAND sit- uated on a lot 12 “pot feet, con- ‘taining 10 rooms, 2 tile baths, stip- ipled walls, 2-car ‘garese: in fact, every modern conventence that makes a home. Owner very anxious to sell. An unusual oppor- (iood paying 6-family apartment of 6 tunity. and stun steam-heat plant; 62.62298. Rents $52 rooms. floors, lot, Cor 33-family norma ef 2 3 room efficiency Rent Trade for other property. 744. perlor; extra deep oe | E. and s §265, 000. Splendid 3-family epartment of 6 steam-heat hardwood floors, ~-ar garage; rooms ; plant; : ‘Heman Av., 749. 6-family apartment of 6 clency; hardwood floors, plant; 65-foot lot. 6-family apartment of 4 rooms; hard-| rated; all walls canvased; garace. wood a-car $5040. Kingsland Av., 714. Splendid practically apartment of 6 porches, hardwood floors; rage. Kents $4550. Leland Av., 731. Rplendid %-family rooms, tiled baths, floors; fvot lot. | McPherson Av., 5904. Ringle flat of 5 and 6 sleeping porch, tiled porch floors; 2-car Northwood Ayv., 6304. In apartment of 6 porch; S-car garage; particulars at office. Northwood Av., 6314. “DeMun Park.” 46-f« In apartment hardwood floors, steam-heat plant; 2-car garage; 46.9- | baths garece. ‘“DeMun Park,” the best rooms and sleeping | a very lot 45 feet, rooms effi. — ' ’ building a larger home, (ity ' University steam-heat | i. Rents ec reened S-car gca- rice $29,000. of 6 rooms with and tiled 3-family Full mt lot. in a 6-family apartment of 5 rooms; sun parlor, sieeping and shower: 76-foot rage. Kents $9606. Page Av., 4609. Ringle flat of 5 and 6 rooms; floors, 2 steam-heat plaote; 2- | must wood car garage; » | Parkview PI. lot 333155. , 4521. rch, tiled bath ot and G-car ga- ; ment | dining hardwood | 4062 LINDELL It is very seldom that a home of ithe description below is placed on ‘the market, but due to the owner he is offer- ing this exceptional bargain for im- mediate sale; located in University of Pennsylvania Avenue and on a wondertul lot attractively landscaped; located in Washington district. Arrangement of largo entrance hall, lavatory, large living room with open log fireplace, French case- windows and large paneled room, exceptionally large breakfast room, artistically deco- kitchen living second west consists and large open porch off room and dining room; ‘floor consists of three master bed- new 8-family | rooms; | home two tile baths, maids’ rooms, one bath, separate marble ‘shower, two-car garage. This was built about four years rooms, lago by present owner and is ex- l ce ptionally artistic, | 7065 MARYLAND Wonderful 24%4-story brick Colo- nial, consisting of nine rooms, large tile bath, separate marble shower, wells canvased, beautiful can be | be apprec tile floor solariurn. Has large fin- ished room on third floor, which made into two rooms and This home must be seen to lated. Priced very attrac- bath. tively. good buy Kplendid double flat of 4 reoms; bath, | Rents | ateam-heat plants; lot 44x $2610. Semple Ayv., 1928. Kingle flat of 4 and 6 water heat plants; rooms ; lot 34x17 7. 148. 2 hot- |, University Drive, 6633. l’ractically new 4-family apartment of | very breakfast room, gareuge; % rooms; sun parlor, in-a-dor beds: 4-car feet. Rents $55°20. © uUSsINess i kaston and Goodfellow, ‘Sixth St.., N. W. Corner. A good business corner to adjoining “Wellston”™ stores, flats, offices and ways rented. the district consisting of 8&8 garage. Al- Jefferson and Chestnut, S. k. Corner. “Dunbar” Blidg.. on ground floor and offices on second floor. 802 North. Faces New bullt 4-story building; passenger clevator ser Union and St. Louis, (“orner. This splendid corner with and gereces;: lot 10%x1 £05300. This its in the Tnion Market; freight aod e. — ws maasively stores, fiats 25. Rents “industrial district” and is getting better every day. | See Us for O ther | room, Properties +. J. [ste Main 2164 FRLLGW WHE damon 75 OT CHEST IAT BE) Main 2103 let 72 | i story consisting of 6 stores | POLO DRIVE (Old Country Club)—We believe this to be one of the most attractive bungalows in St. Louis County, sit- uated in a very desirable location harg-|On @ lot 200x400 feet. This home be seen to be appreciated. | Card of admission necessary. 3 POLO DRIVE Colonial residence, situated on a = 100x3165x275 feet, containing | ght rooms, two tile baths on sec- bone floor. Modern in every respect, | such as Kelvinator, incinerator, oll! | burner, awnings, ‘fruit trees, plenty of shrubs, grapes, etc. This is a unusual home and to sell, DELL located 7108 LIN beautifully 1%- brick bungalow contai ining | eight rooms, large sleeping porch | and sunroom: walls are canvased| on first floor. Has two-car garage and Secott-Newcombe ol] burner, automatic hot-water, awnings, etc This home can be bought right. Very 5456 MAPLE A REAL BARGAIN rincipla District Owner wants immediate gale of | this exceptionally artistic home, which is modern in every detail, |comprising long living room, open , log fireplace, French doors enter- | ing into large solarium, attractive | large dining room, reception hall.) Y REALS kitchen first floor. Four master. bedrooms, sunroom, two large tile baths second floor. Walls can- vased: newly decorated two years ago. Two maids’ rooms, storage lavatory third floor. Two- car garage, 60x132 feet. This Its | without doubt the most attractive | semne in the Principia District. Priced very low for immediate sale. W agner-Grant-Bell Realty Co. “Preferred Real Estate”’ “°° i~e Chestnut Garfield 8621 5 Season’s Greeting designed | kitchen, | Four | large | bath and lavatory second floor. | is priced | TE SF LOU DEALT Y yagi BAey s* > Investment to Our Clients | Purposes and Friends Forest lAlaillis Parlk Only Sixty Lots Left Just think it {s only eighty-five | days until March first, when the birds will begin to sing and the trees will start to bud, and, while this may seem far-fetched, when you sit by your cozy fire and look out on the cold street, that this can be pos- sible, but if the sun continues to rise in the East and set in the West this is just what will happen. Let us ask, are you going to be contented, | willing and hap py to continue to live in the apartment or the flat where your children have no grounds on which to play, no shade trees to play under; are you treating yourself and family right while living in this cooped up manner, when we are ready and willing to provide you with all the city conveniences, ‘the spacious grounds where you may have the liberties of the birds, fresh air and beautiful shade trees, such as are in FOREST HILUS PARK, | which is located in St. Louis County | on the North and South Road, mid- way between the Clayton and Man- chester roads? Remember that we have all conveniences, such as) | schools, both Protestant and paro- chia], churches, transportation, made streets, electric light, gas, water, telephone service, sidewalks, mail | delivery, just the same as you have in the large city. Price of lots range from $2000 to $1000. Moder- ate ‘restrictions. Our salesman is on the ground daily. Give us a eall, Garfield 0922, and we will gladly have our representative eall for you and show you over the property. There ure only sixty lots left. We) will finance your home on reasan- ‘able, equitable terms and guarantee | | courteous dealings and strict compli- ance with good, clean, straight-for- ward business methods. SELECT YOUR LOT. NOW, PREPARE YOUR PLANS ANDSAVE MONEY BY SO DOING, and you can get bet- ter figures on construction at this time of the year than you can pos- sibly get when the demand for la- bor and material is greater. Get | ready to live in the suburbs by | spring. Remember, our telephone | number is Garfield 0922. : Well Selected Real Estate in St. Louis SEER) tae” Has ar hiy : | No Equal Pies is the type of houses that are || being built in FOREST HILLS || PARK. BOMPART HEIGHTS |. We have forty-eight lots left in BOMPART HEIGHTS which is lo-' | cated on Manchester road and | | | Kirkwood-Ferguson car trac k. | Lots range in price from $1000 | down to $600, with water, gas, el-| | ectric light, sewers, sidewalks, tel-| ephone and cinder streeta, schools, | | ‘churches and mall service. Ground 1] lays high and will make @ very de-/| | sirable place to live. Stop paying || rent. Buy a lot and we will build) ‘you a home and iIet your rent | money pay for it. Salesman on the ground. Give us a call—Gar- field 0922, and our salesman will call on you. 22 RUSSELL 9-room modern brick residence, 2-car garage. Lot 33x1i22 Price right. For information call Gar- field 0922. Greater St. Louls Kealty Company. WEBSTER GROVES Best Values Consult _ Post- Dispatch Real Estate Columns 3 —~ & » § Rin Oe ce , 3s sat et ~ —

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Ce AN NE I A EER EE Te ~ Pe ere «a Tat AP ee he amy 6 ~~ ee 5% ee - a2 ra ae dtp gs 2. Ss a OP iay “4 5 ES e a ne Se a eer ee Sgr emo = - 4m aealicn Deal PShinintois te eo = ee : eee aedeeth 2 sn x ee PAG qi -& “ . " Pg -- aide ogiiedon “ _—_ OS recip nen To ae Se aa ia. eee + we . , . * it + hae r “* ‘ be! 2S BI ~ athe. SD APE HE ry ae ERS nee SOR aD RE Tae ye. wert! _ | | SMALL HOUSE, LARGE LOT i | clouge ton teeter bouseg .rith large lets BUNGALOWS bee | 639 HANLEY ROAD x = ra Kenwood Springs University City | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE , SUBURB’'N mea FOR SALE SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE | SUBURB'N PROP’Y FOR SALE ' 7009—5-room bungalow. new unis ersity (Cit: yurchas Kenwood; modern, 5 | _m month. ¢ entra! "6656 B. SURK &CO.. 6211 Bay Manola ar.. : $66 219 GRAY AV. sisetionneae BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES) BUNGALOWS a BLAIR. §224—Frame cottag 3 param. For price and card of iI Webster Groves F A most attractive 6-room: beantifully — rooms, breakfast . b I | room, a uble rwnoEe 7 ¥OGs ‘‘Beautifl Suburban Home’ | terms. ~ | LINDERS. 7000—New Teeem csloate e neenecre fstate on goath side of Man. | 4 bg Vista pi.: new room modern | SESIDENCE Chamberlain av, Univers! roa > t = a4 . . . * rial modéern home: a ame ‘Soec: growing HB. SURKAMP & co... 6211 Easton Easton. | City. © rooms ge heat, “te 3 b fast tn value — ~~ "ar ga rage. stree’ alwy ica s HENRY HIEMENZ R. OO., 614 Chestnut. Kirkwood 150; info rmation at ‘office . | STR« IDTMAN & oT ‘TM iN R. E. CO. Hrvad way ——— roorm brick Dunga- mpieted,. Cal (c7 ell: 33 “3 | 4: Oto rs Beautiful New Stueco Bungalow moderk; large rix RE . : 9th. fain No. weed Bellerive av.. 7500 west on Nat- ee rena = a : i ural idge road; 8 rooms, bath hot- | - CNIVERSITY crry _BUN water heat 2-car garege. Lot 75x250. | .*-ROOM HOUSE, $5500. 5 rooms on one |! praee: | | Open for inspection price $17.500 _ ~ Car garage, poultry house, gar- sel.ing for less than 3 su ’ can ‘build. 142° HOTFELDER R. E. OO., /WENZL ICK. 1010 Chestnut. Garfielc i4c ERSITY lat 350x140. w a take vacant } 1} Mon roe, Kirkwood. oe Lindell | wary 6B051M. JEFFERSON, 440 W.. 3 rooms, bath Argonne RESIDENCE-——68 rooms ard: ight 11 4 7-room modern bungalow; Kelrinator bu: mer, etc.; convenient location: price | , and terms right inspec t this property | Foy Want a real hous 4915 Delmar. modern. just jot as part payment. hirkwood—Cottage. ar 625 N complete. Apply 409 Ww | —~2°*™! a bon - SAVINGS TRUST CO. bargain; n The Essex House-A Model Home Located in Moorlands Drive in Moorlands Park will be sald this week which offers you an opportunity to buy a home at low and easy terms, House open for inspec- tion today. SHAW & FRANCIS Special Agents Holbrook-Blackwelder Real Estate Trust Co Agents rice Sy Main .5055. 101 0 Oln e Webster Groves Webster Groves Sherwood Forest Residence > Mi ie >! > . >» 2 > 2 > ~* ‘t oday ) 639 LOCKSLEY PLACE. Seven rooms and sun parior, two tiled baths: hot water heat gas-fired boiler: incinerator: water bhbeate: keivinator. clothes wag and other ultra-modern features that can be appreciated only by inspection. The lot is 90x200 and ts wel! shaded by oak trees Open for inspection Sunday afternoon. JULIUS HALLER REALTY CO. Garfiel4 57184. Se — JOY HOMES residence at Blackmer Place and @pen tv the public We now 807 Chestnut Swon Arenre has direct your attention to The Enctish solid and is no longer the latest Joy Home 30 Blackmer Place that is the utmost tu ” reminiscent of the old beauty comfort most beautiful trpe for a home, and dignity that make for lasting pride of possession. A house of charm and beautiful simplicity, with every venience, the fines; appolutments throughout and most beautifu! cecorations. You willl enjoy seeing fhis delightfully modern Colonial home. outstanding residential vupportunity in one ster Groves. Open for your inspection daily then three blocks east to Blackmer P! WEBSTER GROVES A Colonial residence Colonial home provides Always recognized as the ' modern con- and artistic It is an of the finest sections of Web- Lackwood Avenue ace. TRUST CO., to Swon Avenue, os —-— A\CRE—aAnd S140 down: te etc... on ; imke jine to @hariack n APin brueter., Dorthwest corn use rene and ACRUAGE—1 to 5S acre tra Si) @ month yo house if you Want fet: hundreds vou! We'll wer “of . northwest out nei fy you cant come BUNGALOW And twy actes Vr Matiock, Northlands _and w abash 1 tracks >ALAIMW—St Arua: ‘ ' vew 4 and Oo reon wuern, | ink ent ease a pt ng j-ce: nl Agent email has Krood comperety | | Sas cash; your ailing eS 1d $ modern, except heat ret ‘ Rc LUS N. 13th (Un nivers! ty oom bungalow: hot Water 1e¢at: improved &' ouDbcdsa. Appi y to owner on premises, Sunday. Phone Parkview 1045W WA TSON. 6536—4. recom frame cottage: pn ie SJTU SCUMITZ REALTORS TEASDaL Ee. Attractive basement. Hi ls }-—— garage in road brick out week days out today ‘ATL SO2 Chestuut. g*) M EAC 7 “nfts shed - | RE AL'TY _Kienie BU NGALOW— 4 3e Betts ot * ~~ AND. SPORDE a low act Fay >» pa are —* ~ LI PrER.. ACKER, Realt Garfield S905. HILLS | NE Ww Be Mt a >—BSE \ EKLY (ent t) mor ~y hone -— re bruster corner. or land. west on road. then north =. Se es ; pa y iixe rev) it. we Engli cae gy asemnent windows, "hoe ce We hare ioe sale «'x beautiful acres on ne AKE AN OF t E Ww EBSTER. living reom with bi firep ace ve ayton car ine. east of Price road: th! t ia, 15 oD ss} iady av. by ' Ly neigbb orhood ; riv ous an lal A 4 Property has several attractive homesites. | on Atlanta; “6-r0. m_house. Yale price poneeaeie i _ RIK WOOD ROA | WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut CORNET & ZEIBIG TRU 719 Chestnut | 7-re t ieariel 1 aw. reat tutu | DUPLEX BUNGALOW $50 | Cc ash—$10 “3 Month a oe — 4409-11 North Drive. consisting of S-acre tra Sor Ballwin. St. Louis Coun Kirkw cad Trust Co., Realtors two 4-room efficiency flats. equip- ty. Grand V4{ 446A Fad ~th2 } - aoe | DO YOU KNOW THAT baths. “Queen of Sub- | month ask Cla Gartield 14°27 corner Bod- ped with gas -aters, iceboxes, tile CARSON ROAD Kirk wood the hardwood (floors. Income $100 Price S8500 Thies desirable I'ttle country y eee. a. 6 | urbs? rooms. i.) Carson rad ni rth /t CTNION-EASTON TRUST CO.. roe 4 5325 Easton. Forest trees one rubs. r sale | price. Oc RNE She Zee ey Valley Park COTTAGES—Two 4-room cottages, Ve ler Park: will trade. 3635 La iede. Vinita Park roome; frame Pri e $1700 COU N TRY PLACE fun porch hot-water lot ‘45x127, $7500 »—-B -car rarege, Main _ basement: Box P-2uU5. . DENCE—o roomis. modern: all house in rear ™N — INTTA P PARK 82330 EADS AV. FOR SALE R RENT Pandy frame furnace; vYerr Jos. F 10 ot tl ggg * .. show = _— ig hborhood. hone and 8 ONLY THRE E LEFT SOPLE’S REALTY Co., 7180 Manchester Small down parment, Delanee like rent: ' (e289: € rooms. modern; hardwood floors through- BUNGALOWS—Direct trom bullderr mod: + oo: en Sees ds On bungalows x. made drive “wit Sah 400 Ric in this , a. dm' ina I NORTHWESTERN * REALTY’ ee tc BUN zAL W—U oa 4 nder ~onst J oe le oe “CO.. COUNTRY HOME pardweod | floors. | modern ' arrangement. Lac kland and Ashby Road ——_snie. __Box_ R-302,_Post-Dispat , x Kwood. C s: furnace heat “ple 3 roo ¢d bath on ter 12 Hiland 07 with side drive t- mew furnace a: —e- ~ Rank Realty Co payment plan: se . » rn. why Abn LM S00 Well -bullt ving s ning . . M4 } al a Fletch ay R. Harris Realty Co sleeping oe | kitchen. breakfast J). i E. Cor. 4th and Pine _fiiland 0448 =2 and , Death. aches heat : garage = ao y brick: reom. tiled larce ‘Manchest ‘er car and Lit sink in hed.- lot $60x140: reoms. 2 shower THs ’ 200x2: olling road and ew dany 4800 TRE EMBLE .E -w LSUON R Wr ad of Webster St. Louis C ounty Bargain 1% m1! Drovertr mar of Ww ester and our eae a ~ and terms see | CK MEY) 603 feet on railroad. with oalt ry iv. cO.. 33505 contalnina 4A (hi) &QuU On thes as nd Ra a Ud ce 1k r A. LET “as 1s sel] you a Sesut.iol heme in —s Webster Groves. where you can ¢ all conveniences that go te make a ay compiete. besides living in @ strict- ly residential community, with the most surry upding®> MARTIN & erik * . Re!) Golf invite your nspection eo the fol- ox hernical Bl ORNET “TEI lowme homes: . _4 ar 9 rooms. $a0 iW IN THE HEART OF FINE HOMES | Forest Park on the east. Washington Untvers ty north. Wrdown terrace west, + NORM ANDY 1 PK. HOME — l~.*a* _ sOCarvlu T Will bye 4en) ra! Iar ELLENWOOD At Skinker read anc Wredown mes, excellent « hovplevrsa r4 mghbors THAT'S WRAY men gre chocsing f to © nd PLATS WATTS REAL r Y ee | ( COMP. ANY h petri co., de nage, modern , 50 & * ix A ES R. E. co, 08 ‘\ . | nion ~ al ‘ i¢ w k days YO u can Tv Come ‘ [3 ¥ ‘ ‘ ‘entral : + BUSINESS La’T ' "FEINBE RG u oe _ => F Elim and s: = SSG ARHY) lL] rin I ‘or ' CORON apo REAIT & INV. or rent, 3-reem | , ‘ar-| WEBSTER 2801 or 02523. Brentwood southeast corner t) @ 8 uth er j ' oat -—% . " Uarfiecl ; _ —$— recom, WENZLICK. | ick. 1 Che SEE Dood 110 HART This New Bt ingalow Dy pn tem _vanwalow en F™ve nice rooms, we ua. , —— ms mecial arice and ' bath. stnut. Garfield 1427 CARRSWOLD . AC RES THEO R APPEL. Realtor or _ or 46 _W ee Lockw ‘ood a NTE Rk TI) TE SNAP -~oOn ". + jew Chestart _Wabster | wnter Tan we terad x acy $7300 7 «> ~ . S f NEW “TEN Eicee ost PRETTY BRICK HOME 208 Cen Bl arton 3 _ extra aoe rooms e bat! hard- us S ) n a re ° , o= — e . . . ’ = Rox P 220 : + iM P nal down - - > > vy . > T> a nahin . Webster Groves. See Eggers o 96 For $2a..@. Beautif i] Richmond i Heights at ee A 'SUMMITT down S55 Ta ee - 20N@ 11)-a ww sa eT : ~ - t ; ‘ _ ~~ = ~ , wf "? ‘-. PE ; . 160 Man: heste : su -99 - colonial; very modestly —* , ; Can g¢! DOSseSssion at har —_ rs >. ade : BEAUTIFUL 9- ROOM RESIDEN( Ee. be bath upagce _areae rice SAL = a Ee ~~ $1500 cash. wont: SCHMITZ RE AL Tt? RS nO? field 7429 TU UtTA AN "Xian 6Sroom brick bung o.« tiie bath, By hardweod flours: ga rege roe TSO eaay tertne, . rooin ado _hestnut. he APE ts "Ve Street land. east to win nor Ashby. ni rth to nN i~ ver » GOCKE REAL ESTATE C Chestnut ete ig ity pront e NEAR M ANCHESTER Eb. | 0. fully Met AWL EY 10 THEO R. APPET. vod? 122 ’ Chestnut ~ > -~s= ‘4 ®, Fr 46 w 7 AM KW O|M« ‘KE RMISH P LAC 4 2 rage in dase = gz? s* 7... + "SEE THIS BEAUTY omer Ki: nersbur ~ and 7 mt i f entral wd ——s. . tT. ‘ “ iOTALiON. Tice n Ww ebster Greve REAL TY CO. ITZ Ru ALT YRS. 802 Chestnut LAND or 4 acres fine 'ertile and. near bou* § feet south: acres with +800 53x) beait! ful Senda bargain to mwWav ave Main 2214 East St. Louis _Gartie! ad 7439 ogenen barge: n (a®ar ’ acres o: big front lage. 7 ‘ also a acres on Grobr road, Wareon rés.. pri 20mIme ad Ride _. MARVEY On. “REALTORS. 2 ether @ Co. S11 208 Centra) Bldg. Claytan Wraown ofen 5 ACRES acre 'm bearing peach _ Five-room bungalow chicken house, °Ux j@rge henhougse other outhouses, fruit trees iwelling: Derries. etc near car line; grice S950 a - net ial fe ‘st LOCYIS BL. 21’ gcse vrour flat wv > . 80 7RW 7 919—s$ 100 ~ OAKS ¢ Cor RT Bewcen 7 Fo bh us -_—" a fully ~ excellent location modern : 3 - ai, waik to) HEIBEL St. Charlies. abash 373. ard read and bus WESTWOOR PARK ~~ 1650; $600 caah: $15 Three adjoining lote of 40 feet: nterest. Owner, 907 Bols nd dove; ail improvements: oc ation. room modern atuceyg JULAE = H ALLER R. 807 S200 = (owner ows Box Lau 82) oy 50u707 feet. Creve Coeur jones OST MILLER. Realtors. 105 5 N oh. LOT._-Choice. lot t? Holly Hil! 70x170- Kingehigbway and Coronado. "call 4410 Beethoven. io) LOT—42 feet. in Vinita Terrace. wonder. ful location for home; price ts right. Cal! Garfield 5738. _ Nee WALTER SHIELDS, 3°23 Waaniwright _Bi. MIDLAND TT: =I— Page. new. mod o Une: north of city: » monthly. includin each on. $ Rih c z excellent Chestnut. LORRAINE. 6220—¢4- CoO.. ow. , Melis RF. Dd. 14. Wabash 271W New 4-room matt hrick hardwood fT oOre throughout; tile bath. beautiful lighting fixtures, granitoid basement. furnace: ot 5Ox1135 oie nt walks grape arbor. Creve Coeur Lake car to Walter av. See owner next door Teiephone Wabash @71 ~ el SACRIFICE ding moner. ewner will eel? lot 80x 205 for San ~. mprovements inciuded: io- | cated in nice suburban residence 4! istrict: brick, just finished. 45a convenient to schools. stores and churches. RESIDEN CE—7 rooms. moder ver —_— GRAF @& fcuson. Mo -NG ALA) , = we roon » 5 8 nodern —: 60x TREMBLE}. wiisex Webster Groves. tranespo tat; on ee Realty Ce ~129 PORTL AND TEER AC E ac! of groun, ‘, sens hou oOU ~ 7 iO LA ishil rs = . ex. wee : —— a — ae 4 5-roe™ price S80 OO -RAF & S CASE t LTY un : OG en Ot ct 4 w Co Ferguson, Mo -» PRING achoo| an Graf - fo nodern . ngzaicw in ar = aad ~ y Ose nodern steam ~’ ANI ee , 7... —_ = eat BRU NO—Si- foot b _TRE MBLEY- we ILSON. ' ot. near echooi bargain. “al war hardwood floors, hot-water bh an 1, 29R 713 gmaraa lot 128x250: streets made ICY WOND ' $10,000. _Grat & case Realty € Cee — Ueon. : RESIDENCE—11-room c THEO R APPE r. CON VETIeEHces, apy NEw Buick BL NGALOWs. $1000 DOWN DOW or 48 w Y - grounpas help house eh icken Ra iA. tke rooms bard w: se . houses, etc.- price $15_5« °, ya iown Ino: tile bath all improve nts: $7250 Owner will hoid until the if lart onia paororem — if desired ‘ , SF Atw aier re oF ‘ . Ww R («> Ac’ f _abary o845 Vi ebeter Groves. = AKL AND HEI sHTS propertr. + Re With A.. my sie ~ POOET frame twelling. S200) cab ' In @ Bemutifu!l private piace, restricted to hemes: excellent residences around tt. . ORS zea Chestnut. all apOrevemente in: 6 200x740 [-reem modern power: 4 4 | RICE $22.50 PER FOOT. coun ury | een gate southwest corner (Cl =, ¥y Seu Spr serege: ideal ‘ A~eneges Bux P+ end Hanley roads WATTS REALTY ©O.. 621 Chestnut. . | WESLEY ASE REAL ESTATE CO. Fer-| west MOOR PARK, 7612 BARTER SPEC TAL PRICE 420—T7-room “toot : frame: itcot 90x bargain o T00 eet A PRETTY HOME IN LURKE’S PARISH RI HMOND HEIGHTS ae move ~~ a bri ck baneal ow new 5- ———— race attached. Benaris. Cub. "061 for aye see wiis Diace befo 9 ~ aT) _ ix a aT” ERM ANN ‘ _ > au ® cere, on Webster Groves. BOS Cacsinut ‘- « TRE MBL FY WILSON R. Trembicy-Wilsen Bidg.. 40x ; Get3ii most attractive; ver) right Sle SOO is | TREMBLEY-WILSON. Webster Groves. FIVE-ROOM BRICK ‘wa, large rooms, all] on | Tr; modern throughout: on St. and Collins road: | terms can be arranged. | He YTFELDER R. E. CO.. 4404 Nat'l BU NG ALOW—New. Gown payment, which ——— ee brick. adil then $55 per mcri includes al] interest; 63°99 we Louis to Crescent. 4 biocke we of end of Hodiamont car STON MORTGAGE CoO., _‘abar vy STS Bri ase roo = Sy rooms. | La > , bell! line, WELTY. 6228 A Easto.1 the price is right. mee THEO RB. APPEL. Realtor, 721 Chestrst. or 46 W. Lockwood. eos 18 ROSEMONT | Sane A New Yorker wan ~A a ys. fer thie | tion hall, furnace. bath: price $60%% hi! less for cash: owner. hot-water heat. price right | EpDw L. KUHS garage. RLUTY co _—— 4523—Brick. 4 rooms. rece | CARTER, 4715—4-room brick. tile bat. Lindell 7800 B.., CUTE BRILLIANTE, with big fron om enor lovely. con Be isto! -OTTAGE—Stucco: + rooms. erm ; $42 ny uege bargain. tord al Iman ty Krt Sette. 5747—4 reom s., gas. electric carege: easy terms. KAMP. 105 N. Tth. (Gar isd =4° 4 bath. — id lane. § Vii AiGE-—4 roems. modern: § and Si! igie ‘fiat. modern: particulars, “S64 North Market Trem bley-Wllsen Bidg. Webster Coos. (‘c&.5 } — 5 © Brien -——— — . f | pempreeramcnasmepeg si large pantry: ELMBANK, tree S288. 4-room bungalo™ 7190— Modern 5 rooms. breaktast room, tile bath: ~-C@ar garage: bergain: T Webster Groves + pat H St. Louis’ Finest | | isomer. sen Suburb _ se SAREE. Fico Pae in® Rome-iovin man 39 e oe oors a:b, ve within a few minutes of the Information at of find mo better location six 3607 N _Broadway rocen: urneace; lot SUx thoroughly ICH 7086 ¢ a _WORKINGMA’ Ne turroe wm. 00 5700—Bungalow: 4 rooms anc | ice : | STR: IDTMAN & STRODTM AN R. E. Co.., e R GENEVIEVE,_ 6228-3 rooms. oe © ric: only $3200 7. | GEO. R. BASHFORD, Ma | 1048. 7 —— WEBSTER GROVES Tnestnut. Hiere are trees. wide lawns. safe ty amd quiet and an environment th and Cou |GERALDINE, 5047—3 mo garage. toilet: will sel! ane @' mosphere that will make fax °66R: ba BR REMNER z BE. C Wainwright Bidg. ms. electri at a bargain to | offer wanted: terms. te | | BO 5333 New 4 rooms. 90d floors furnace. screens: Colfax 1816R ef VODFELLOW, 5555—Bungalow. o new, Pn brick. sun parior. t . modert mn for inspection. “JOST MILLER. Realtors. + N. Sth settle pases GILMORE the most exac ting purc hard w Visit Webster Groves todar. us show yo'! this beautifu rare etree’s made let le bath. show tile bath. TON AT ll | SSD: MADE CAR. +) REALTORS. GAK ~ 3 ROOM FR ole eee | tile bath. mH ‘ a is we! sicove. furnace, gas informed. uy equipped to han- die every detail of your transac- nue + a electr ~ ir; ance easy $5590: $200 down. balance ter: “fax 4880R Hamil ton ° terms. P | $500 CASH: 6930 Eimbank: S n. EXCHANGE—My brick bungalow vacant ict in equity ne for residence. fia “oF Call, write or telephone fr our city. Call Parkview 1 sales list and map of Webster | . ves. "," Webster Groves Trust Company. Real Dstate Department. wr HAMILTON. 5 lot; $500 cash. “ and os . EDW SSS — SS NS — 2 et L.. UHS RITY. CD.. matt brick, hardwood floors. t!) Wellston furnace Ww— New om | Srick. modern. Park. For price ene terms ste 4 irches. stores MEYER-F oe ~ d ‘sTa KNIC RLTY. AND INV “OC Colfax 3425. 3505 N a eT rooms. death 5°-”%& ance $20 per month and furnace. cae > Lindell TSNOO 250—A rooms and sun ha 4 heat. s ate roof. rock foundaticn ste, beams: one block west of Fa! rground | dasement: can aay R. ne RT 5-ROOM BRICK @ 1619 Cara ar... oo us ¢ sion. L. JOHN 3 Colfax 2315. ; A REAL E 52333 Genevieve er: hardwood tile Beth. rooms. hardwood floors. hot-water heat completely furn'shed- cost price $17 500 $15. OOO will buy it. Information at of- STRODTMAN R. EB. CO ‘. Broadway. MARGARETTA. 4862—New bungalow. © em eC 5227 ~ Wear | monthly terma. R. m modern Drick in Dagement: tmmedci- | ~RM .NN BLDG & REALTY COo.. Kienmien a Cadany 8799 toilet: needed. ASSO ATED R. E. CO.. i JARKET. 184. room me ace #48 aN ~~“ ar S10 PER MONTH breakfast nook : tule bath, hariwood f loose. Lex uth @st a Got cer abie. — OHN Cc GRECLION REALTY c CO. Grand and Su)liva BEAUTIFUL MODERN BUNGAL ow M3! La 5319 N. Kingshighway: rooms, Poors. liv thy : th. hot-water heat. fruit cellar: oors lace } t. b t-in cabine in- | lo for guick saie. E. & VOSS, WENZIICK ~~. 4925 THERA AV.—NEW OUNER GONE ro) HASNinal new bungabw of 4 rooms, tile A —- Brick ; tile riced oreat f Main 1195 ‘ ' BARGAIN wre aT aed BRICK = NGALOW “ick cottage: ti 4 ROOMS—85500: §$ DOW 6 Call IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 4759 8; paccdin ori *k JitH REAT hardwood f] rand and Sulliva: granuitol ~ FAIRGROT SND PARK BUNGALOW & Soe a6 aey FIVE SOLD—THREE LEFT - ROLAN! A. WISE. 114.8 -4°R4 , he S328 WN. me AY 3t bungalows ‘ = r,t B ful bungalow of roor Heat hardw~ ood 4 nA tiie hath wea: her stmoved. — el ro exceptional buy ‘ RNWELL =a E co 727 WS $4000 4+ ROOM a BU NGALOWS © Sei ae “6-28 Goods: low - new bung and L11e ‘immedia’ e nme : itd oe OTS 5 ren Timea Ee. COTTAGE ‘ yere Ley i~ “a ce ca. E. € voss REALTY ¢0 Forest . TO fe) BRICK BL Yee ye $5500, Tr KMS *91 ~ Abn er . ) - Pei nc * nvenient La ANT AN OWNER SAILS Tarry av... Matt rooms, strictly KORTE mEAS “3 | 4 LOAN sarfieid 14.34 th n. Gartieid 145 A Real a Reem ¢ Cattace | s: ro Hase fre large rooms bath. nicely deco rate also cash. Garfield 147 BARGAIN bath. every convenience reotal: terms. SO71LA gees 5 ae Ane LIKE RENT rooms ami bat ase nee comeinaieal to car and ma. all "i ‘Ww j (MEYER. Florissant and Wnien « ‘olfax eo Open & indays and even: ngs _ 4-ROOM : ee 8 kK BL NGA 5°? Wren; tile bath. hariwo od floors. =) rar ann. - Sicle drive. Wren {room frame. hardwood floors: tile bath Lee: 4-room frame Calif: rua bun- inf misher ere ere aw - shades Daan montr, , MEYER. “) ¢heetput. Garfield OTHERS SOLD Wo LE 4225-80 lew. Va tk 2 Pr andy rooms, i. via reo ardwood floors tia opper screens. shades. «wiesttan on grounds “unday terma ANICK VETER. FLEER oo Jv09 N. Vrand, sunroom ~~ _KUHS RUTY. CO., Lindel 79 1931- kitchenette : - x 7 O40) — WES ' an 7 rire www . ; >» & tn finished NATURAL ae. 5360—4 rooms batb. dandy little home: only $400 cash 403 Com’! Bicg dern 5253 Fooma, mcd: NEAR GEN 2817 Abner: 5 tub. hardwood flee large porch lot v> tures. See owner on JTLIUS HA » NEW BUNGSA 4837 Wahada (4 anc just east of lot block from Bellefon: aine car opportunity itt n €09¢ nn YKERN, ASH: maek gy e ectric. rR. RO 7 RW) Ee thie lot S6x128: Purchaser Wa —_ +4 home, 4919 ! ba mocern: a ~~ SEE THIS BUM F IN BE LRG Fo \reat : in . : : expense been spare! to make CHAS. GUNDLACH. etrese and nm andy rw. 3118 “Abner P 5 Rooms. Tile Bath, Fi wrner or = CT, Kealtor, TOW ¢ hest mnt vt) [iSite 4-te0om — ie. large sicepirg perce “Carage; kt 320x160, RAMI’, _ (article M5 OS. 3 oO ™ — ‘r - VeOsornarehL . ae e o57 | a7 > : : ‘rs ' om = - 4* 7 erm oe , y¥: $75 ren of r ZATORSK!. Tea tore 4) 44 a7") V reins ar {4 ROOM Bt SGALOW. rt Ace. LARGE LOT. x BRANNER-SHAENW =- Mirtee KN “ ‘ ~* rooms €.ec made RAL TY Co. : 433 ha Gravois aria cColrT ve? orm. oONF Bis RPIitA —- Bear et made. price $3800. are . SN KEALTY CO. 5457 travels o— Bu brick: five modern res pert Pond ha Pea | . le Y ROURKE, in ealters 5471 Grerots. FANPORD RD 3471—-4-room brick ngalo*¥. m~wiern ~~ juet heen mp.eied: $50 down, Dalance to Re 4 We hare « name bev 8 449, ’ | frame hbungalo @s 44xx-—4-room | rem that can A Kellestone rac —: reasonable LEE-SCHERMEN. —~ and oom i} Gravois Grand S&239 loff\ , age er ane gunnmeees ey all " ay O. 4492—sIx rooms _and path. See cn. — at 4474 Neogho. For further ‘» Bineter-W Ki verside + : 4471—4 hie hame. ak bbe) on} - oe aaiewe 4943 Nag. 4 rooms r-om- LES tre See mETe 35038 Grav ie ¢ jrand SA. ‘oO eal 4327 -— New RM modern, nearing completion: nardwood TRA etc: elegant oratien chur per er epen Sundsy. saiceman on orem modern ‘pee 6 ATTRACTIVE TOW: TILe rrt t RES. nm HARDWOOD F tmepec tion RER-WFETZ. 474% Gravots. tity 3100 SYLVANIA, @810-—Nice little 4 1 workingmans cottage, Terry easy NON LAUX. TI? Chestnut. Ger. a8. TiYps 3:51 —A4 beat: garage rIPP & EWERS Pr 47 “2.5. a roworTms Aiwomi flores new cae” ba.ance -- onm Tv. tage hal! : elec trtc. fur PECHAN, l2tn an MI NNE aT *. i ON NEC THLUT STREET. > rom Dpung®.a.ow7 very Tes r price ‘and ecard of admission oo : r ‘DICKMANN, ait3 S. -_Grond. — Cc eet rut BUNGAT se west of ‘ile bath furnace “448 we ‘oat he erectly —_+>— THEs® PINE “Br NG ALOWS KINGSHIGHWAY FARA A re tie hath. hartweet 7 ra rage rns wate ‘aervTnhae iT fa . mal + raros MIL eNTZ—aet NG Tew. - om Me, ’ water \ea > serTeenus : rr > 2. “7 ¥ ASPEN. ' ha ; ue ba! pouere Sreaewas a EYDT-EAR* [oes iw. en ‘Gravote RmiN« Al OW — ORI & n1GnT ae ' VARRPIEWS heath anil oe. ° tant? ‘wm ee -RER RE ad TY ' , Be At TUFt L mt Sahie Ra _ rin tie ,Aa Te "? *: ef . ‘4 \S45—NEW Bt ‘GO al ows . , a at e i " g ort 544 8 ow art eon - 2 Grand —s ar =r tiled ANAT 5 Teeme. ‘otlet a write garage: eo rest } sh Rar “Er . pp RIsBeens. ae ‘1a _ Ow + irae ; a Fine tiwnew~ -%- Rasy ", ve. lov Te Ss) Trews bELLIs., 7a, ~

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ale Today. DECE MBoS’ . . eri a AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND co; a S ppcennen © 1225 pw REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS JUDICIOUSLY MADE, are safe, sound and profitable. Study the Real Estate offerings. | _POST-DISPATCH. ee tee —— - ————— or eae For Sale : OWS AND COTTAGES) ‘BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES) $) BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES)GUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES) FLATS, AP’TM’Ts, FOR SALE, FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE) FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FO SALE rthwes | __ Northwest T For Sale For Sale | For Sale For Sale Central | Northwest | South | South me cottage, 3 rooms 6049 Til) THERLA | a ee ee brice and card of adni's Elegant AV.—4 we South Southwest Southwest _ BRANTNER PI.” 3139—3 ana 3 room | CLABADIN, 4433—4 family, Tiat, 4 rooms. | BLAIND 4665—Singie, 4- 5rooms, bath. | MeNAIR, 2600-01 single fiat; © @ ~0 . —- m frame.- -_ nee —_ ——— — res . : t . Ty ‘ : i > —_—= am _ es - - - —— at y ‘ “ ‘ watt sme r¢ —e ii : ” i ” . CO.. 4404 Nat’! | Brio | Ry Foden FA ' eh. ’ : aa ——— oO ra:ne tae - ys. HOICE nen x bot — | ANS - a? ra ‘ Brick bir ralow 6 | NEW ROOM mt NGALOW. $7900. ~ 440 ; S$4000). (iar 1? | ate bom heat; lo 2°@°* » = roulmls. aaa path, atures: PeLieN | ns Paies mn gi tame J ot BOx1l2@a: « ; - ' Sectinen RB % NG Al A yw ahead HOH "_ A Vi “ ps 4. sé 4 24700 PORTE Kt. “¥ Am & L EE. Colfax 4458. BROADWAY. “vareain —4 4 e.ngle, bath; MICHIGAN, &25612—2: fami J ano ' hor? = 6¢ re ig ‘ ¢ sf at “Lz , . , er i M Ai A- / ' Sei i 4 yf) of) « ort base ? ; . shies , ‘ ‘ t ay >. - ~ . J 5 ; ro ach . e GE CO, 6228 (on | Kingshighway Northwe’? aly ns | vie PRDERER REALTY CO. | 40 cash Sit Bonthiy. | seas sscostia: brand 4 welt. | NINETEE Sew ee _hestont | MAPFITT. 4230—5 and 3 rooms. brick | KLATRER-WELZ, 6243 Gravois, Riv.3100 | qn” ach. bathe, electric. garage , ; y : eat — > ic 7 ‘ oO v p AAI ‘; Didorw ul Ww azno.ia: rand-new an Weli- | * tats -*. hn si uc & ' se Cliars ock | ; ’ | ne $1500 ngalow janay O6-room | lon a A 3G are A.» Ln room brick mene mtn span + mt ‘9* | but!t; easy terms; 1 ear Tower Grove car mity acim, 2 g : len- foundation, baths, gas. electric, forenes ALIF U aie. 3444A—Single;: 4-5 rooms, a 4" mE be —e ta be appre late) -roon) brick. thle t bat. 8 : tr . . ~ . } nh, qiurt acm ele rie hat rn fo ft Ot: } ardwood floore tile bee th. sti en } inet pnrice re aso ah e iG {joOcutl ; x =: E . heat, two Car ga age. deep Jot. easy | beat h ‘ n »t- water beat: pasees ry are are ~ Sareee: price right * 2NC +. Meors, SOU cas $40) per month . ae sth Vi AX bag —, pores . paved alley; $1000 cash, balance CHRISTIAN BRAENKOP T. E. CO. — neem ePade N. Broadway. _ te - BUX R. E. 3548 8. Grand. _ Mie HIGAN, S42—S INGLE, 44; BA us RLTY CO. Linde! 1 7TROO | is! , ; ; h ABBOTT. | Kealtor, Tou ¢ heatnut. rooine. > le - = ' . GD ii ke et a 3 inal a __ Great a _ Grand 3040-35 $041 . (ce) ~~ ~ PER Mi N T H— rc an Rick &5000 x Nie ‘KME a .= R-FLEER RLTY. & am .* | CAROLINE, .. 35 15—Near “medical ecboo 1; " yr ’ r 4 ve , st l ui he i} % rag } hit $ nee ) 2% - ‘ | oa. rth ° JY, ™ "i MI TZ REA , , . | “yr t! _: 4566 —-.} =a lar @ rooms, bath, " nm : ” “ ° - 4 bath; price OUUU ; 1} - . T Jd ' , electric. RE ‘ , : Apa autift - = ene. , New bi ek Bungalo WS R07 Chestnut. furnaces: ~ $8000: first ee advertised. Paha: 165 — 7th et. wield axes Hos SEK, 1704 8. 18TH ST. te) NLY garage: jot 0x160, KAMP, . wee a \ " UD-to-date hes pect. wirtt iy itera ae : CM ee RE ay af | arg Garfield B54. ca 2610 Gravot es, scree inole mt, SP On'y $250 Dow: mara nh NP = - | POMEROY-BE RG K. FE. €O., Forest 7067, CHE ROKEE, 03—Singie MINNE: wOTA. Bbxx— Sine o 3-4: bath fur i—!} couble gareee: beragain, terme 3 —— : — — ML Nn : ite} , rooma ~ 578% yeoms, NEW est ae WONDERFL KL Y—BL NGALOW new breakfast ‘Oal and 2824-2828 Clifton ar heave 4 reems., . 2618 Gamble Y-family flat: rent | MARKARETTA, 42: "New 6-6 rvom hot- | ath: cheap fai X_R “isan 4 S, Grand, oe. 4 . > am) YH EOATLI & ZOELLER, vrend vlo MINNESOTA, 46x"%—KBun@siow fiat, ow =e = Thoor ss y ih easy terms. . : . : . ait . ho age 7 — ‘ uu ‘ Oore ‘ ; a @) rn i . . - ae +} | pet ‘| rath ‘Garhinia ae b th} + on ge +? & , c inte ~— “ pitty GH , om ' oo! dared pri LOW if eediatio 1p. Nae ath. furnace. brick $15 mouth cas! monthly water heated flat OLEVEL AND, AT ae - o 50450; ; a nh. har ‘dw ood Severn ruo'’ne i] ‘ e* n @' - . 1? ee Ma ; "Dat ; mantel, Shades, he fixtures clothes only 3 S500 Sen aure a rfield “B04 - a ~ vai ea Sessa: iodern: one year oid; termes THEOBA| i Aj “ZOK! LEit. v4 - . aa 8. 135x120: fence san com ; oda. —————————_ -———— > apartment, 4 rooms, bath, 4-car garege: | vs ted - Seer - e 24 . as. N e owner On | Reon wes ‘ ‘ rove ine. , )! , i sat me ‘ Ll, VELAND “7551 Double. 45 rooms. ad > . ; _ + | ge Ee — " | he = 4 - : ‘ = ’ ’ . + 7 = , 4 rm wk kt - 2 —_— - —_ DE a ann - a - ry Sy) ; ' ‘7 t? : RB: particulars, © Brien. | 3425 ~ ~ ae mn ; a — MODE KN Ss. GRAND BUNG ALAN batt Se ee ee Pees LM | I ~ RA s _ASHLAND. 44%1--€ and & rooms; hot- |} re ME - 7k BCS. Drice $12,000. | = VE ND. peertctaee = ae ——| owner SOBA yy dina eo et. ci} " — ¥ SL NGALAINW, rictiv modern; 5 rooms and breakfast Me thins me a 2197 water lhe: tle bat? ' ra: li , ROY ‘BE RG ct Forest 7067. -LVELAND. y — § of oe, | — —-——--, — : Né KTH KIN » RINGSHIGHW 71-4 RM n . ; ” ' . = ‘ *Y : ee ee ee 312 4 “GU TRNE Y | . . eat t t Bae uouble garage, iol =>: furnaces, OF ~ dou bie garage: MISSOURI. B61. oa a. sing, electric. - BRICHLER, 706 es guly ho ; stripped wonderful home, | a Ol « See bungalow; in finest condition ; a real home | + § Geb alumet Bldg. ivestme Modern & rooms. sii: ut — WENZLIC °K. VOLO Chestnut. Garflel . mat G . 3 Us. the right price, ~-car garage. SEL BACON. 1807—-3-4. baths furnace: K 18K ™ N- SPEC “Ki NG GABBBERT, lac. 014% i Krueger. 8 Bee KNICKMEYF rR. Fe , (1 ‘ @ry and aiey; ‘6 C wn FEDERER REALTY re Sunday or call Riverside 1053¢ “ner New 4- Beautifu 3 rX tr , ’ we. LARGE LOT, 60x roor ~ glaseed-i: ‘sleeping poreh: two-car shay A be cottage, frame, , 400x150 Adnission by card only. Nt i if MARKET ‘ A i. we Sane " ' —_——, en ee modern. 6 and ANY INV. CO. 3505 » Victor 474. 2610 Gravois SO | HURLEMAN. 8. ow. cor. Grand and Ar- | | NOR1 i MAT KET. 4594-906—4-family. 3 pest thoror Ps hly modern _Riverside 4310. _ 6471 Bravols 8% | rooms cach, baths, electri garage (ehp, . Realtors. $9300: muet te acid furnace, garage Pr. N. Eitchhammer. | and Nusse’ & > " ee ble : wr ‘ 4 LK oe oo rR . aa Nae -: ° ' nroo i t? ; 1ot-wat hme ‘ ati irdw’ 4 » j ‘ww 47° 70) . riia I { ar da 4 4 PO. EF ts % rice F ; 4145 — 5. Grand: _Riverside 4069. MON’ &TrANA 5621—Dandy dy single: orick : : u Aliso 4-room fran >a % e- 6room brick, . . ve diaategy ; vd WHY PAY RE NT? i Virgin verside 4444. IEROY-BERG R. EF. CO. Forest 7067. | —— : Kalow: 4 roms nc m 1 ne h ' a - Colas dilate 4° , r 0 on. LE ioors, ‘-car age: § ———— , ee | ; ra ' om odern throughout: ti! a ) Owner, 4: Olle | ord ? gare’. | OotT: 4 VORTH heer achehan ESSEL REALTY CO. 3548 9. Granda 5524-126. 20 DEWEY ; BRI ‘MI TL K16- -6-family, an UTTIER, 27xx—Doubie 4 and 4 brick. COMPTON, 1523 8.—Single; 4-4 rooms. and 5S goomse; moder uahou . _—— sade e ‘ $1 —- inimepgeinnees ‘hardwood filo ors, furnace: mat ‘REALTY. ‘O., ", BAS 57 Gravois 50°21 GRACE, 3 ROOMS, - shots, Dae 26—Brick cot! +. @ rooms. — A — pune —_ ‘o PT-ZATORSKI, . oon } yn F : baths. furnace bath: excellent condition; J-¢ar garens ee ~ iad rooms, le 2-2 in rear; elect nt . furnace, rental $160. | ' ; ; ‘N. ONE BLOCK WEST OF at » | OLDENBERG, 2-—-Niee 4-room frs .. frame bungalows. 4 rooms each $1368: $9 Bt) ox P ; : ” ) t-Diapa ctr ED’ _ Ee KU HS Hh. trs., indely _7800. r OMP TON —~ERoo ti ~-Double ~ 3 rw tor 1H42 ; Lat . . os es ie . lnisne: one PCOTIC Tioor: ree t it ‘ Li. . D por ing ‘ aD as ae é ‘ 7 > - — a —— — — oe TMAN RE. co. |i°.~ Agent on p fe. foe BRK K Bt NGALOW—ONE LE | Foskin-Specking-Gabbert, Laclede 0143." | 5h, “m all ian earment, balance like | _.pergein. oe; & — OW NEI SAYS SELL. 5-6 roome,! "ely, decorat eal location MORRISON, 1226-—Flat; 2-family. @ ane + See = Sundar Pe a “ ieee . — Winnebag rooms, ti! (rl = NB { a G 4728—Cherokee line; ; ‘ today VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut. Ga [00 ate; + , > _ - - » the “ 7 : “ ; » Broadway | a 9 ry HEN, 4477 St. Lona q RY. 1326-—" FB is, te Mine li ardy vo flopre: well built; $1000 cash. mi frat ling with garage. Key PY ‘DERE K REALTY CO., 2610 Gravois.) py ior.” »x—-3-3; pri = + 5007 . er | | OF, ESF CRs SO ee 4720. Virmin Hiverside 4444. — elect rie, furnace. PECHAN, 127th anu rooms. bath and mires 32! Bp aan, F500 or te ale 1a ee Oe es . ' burs Victor 4762 THROW after 14 noon, fe) LOMEROV.BERG KR. KE. CO., Forest 7087 DAILIA, 4608 — New, 4-4 rooms; tile bath, | —tussell.__ —— s. ‘ a 7 Ta s. : - — m “A “ 1). Peviitil | ’ a. . Ah XC I, at ‘ ) L 4 ; e D, 719 € hestrut. a NE ROOMS, ry a BAT : ~g Yt - — Ee : ——_—_—_—-_-—_—— Ce) OP ee be SPE Liles. & TO 5 PP. M . ie ‘ : ar bath. furnace, hards wd floors, VATSON-O' ROURKE, REALTORS. (nrouhout. Inquire at 1910A John av, 4789 Ashiand; 4 room bath, hard-| 4 Fr beautiful. well construcied | NUBRASKA, 2626—4 and 6 roome, | Foor 1AM p- } ric NEI L BAY ING te iry—at r _ $1000 naar ae aay a hivereiie 7s ‘eha) (Oe lland ; rooms, tile bat ard- oome. auttfu). conetruct , ° 1 y & bom 8. tile } AT » double rarse” oh. "R sttore ow ® -- & Toon Aare HL. 8801 Gravois, Riversiie 2990. | Riverside 4310.0 5471 Gravols. ————— 9) | wood floors, steam heat. electnec fixtures, byildinge at v able prices. water heat, d-car era + oo — ie Galt nx sien, *™ n MADE STRERTS Ait , eae BV Gravois, | ante ey ee? Thane modern frame: | REBER Pi... 62xx——Modern 6-room brick | LAURA. 6: 112—New 4 large rooms, mo4- oy ag ME + ode; a ae i ee ROK & co Sasa) W UsrEis BROG. iitTDERE con COP) ) pacieie S114. “y007_Martte —- CAR. OPEN 14 ~ “aa —— | DIFHL, 8301 Gravois. _Ri verside ©9290 bungalo bath, furnace, decorated ern: car or lot gown. (65) «net > ; Ae Orem A. KPAK CO., 4351 Warne sy. DE TON” TY, 4146 eee doubts flat. | a Hartera. Boe Bu agalow. nev REALTORS. GARFIE! D are IA. Z50—Beau! iru 4-room bun E {MMA in ke Jenty el in cabinet and book- | HODIAMONT. 930-—Cottage; 3 rooms, | = Sere oS ASS GS Coes. a - ‘ LINDELL PARK FLAT > [oeme G8 ne. ate A a — hy FO Hum n parioy [ ne ; ) . thorough |3 mater a | y | E. i / papers ' loor: copper ecreens batt vacant IA‘ i *h eapest 3 and 3 On V.rick Y 2014 Ss. lAuis a > rooms, sleeping | hardwood fioors, ete ye ~ 4315 Californie; 3429 Minnesota unm nspection. 3. “ROW ) he R A ME, R. Real‘ors, F umbolt O880. ‘rte Snsrqanlh Mid sere yre shad Ne? a i Em ang | NASHVILLE, 6439-—-New 6 i ‘orth St. | PrOnts vn s porch, tiie bathe, hot water heating piants;, Owner must sell. out price to $19. bolt 4000W _ (83) : aitors TOS N, th. ° ‘oets “a ‘ ce, mip yemenis SE, | ty ie terms. wner, ito 2-708 NA hs » ORs. ew 9 rvem Mek ie re te ae AHILBe ; doubl ne con : | JOHN Ht. ABBOTT. Kealtor. 700 _Chestn nut. 24-2 rT > | om ; { ae. ; . - ti A? ' te , - a bungal ow, modertd.: é dal ag’ . ( all Hiland I | ‘ FF ; 'e)* ' } | Lo .| SORFor — - a . wey ie 4 one We eiucws Dungalow, fur | anc Ikon, Merman 00 n |23 : Micjeas Beco, | —Uost-Dispatch, Kir v. cole ee wie: LIACH RS 1 Oe | DE TONEY 4000-67 Mecere Soeeee | gobeines ieee eae a > * | 3 yoy Deal and Muent i \ epee = “rae rT ; =n MM ~_ Ct ea eit ch oe a aa ’ sieht oh , 7% trai ee Wd Bulli a. lat rooms, sun room, breakfast room | JOHN WH. ABBOTT: Realtor, 7 700 nut. furnace, eee | S500 ( ASH. Dp R ICE ¢ ; a “MARE ae rE. i “ON This COLPTAGE ee seawood floors. bri.« ) e | TERRA E ase. v- room - alow, fur A (y Sixx 3 OO wie can be NIC yr. SING Le cs , ROOM FLAT. end yt pocepes ye Seow. | OHIO. $225—Sing 4 =: ma. bath : w. a : C —— : ee Se 7 Lote m yw 1ce. ’ "| “ O0 cash, balance eas ae TT oa aos ’ ss 6030 Eimbank: 6 roome t . ; rice $3000: see thie Rae, Bhar mop rs ong Pe tw. tai mC AR gr tna | “ : rs dN we k rai RKE. he al tors A Ann. “Bet ESE ky. EAL ry ate S17 pa . re hale - 95 | sow 1° 1. ABM , Realtor, 7 arf ¢ hostant _ cheap. x rn ‘ 4548 8. Grand. 1‘ ; garage: a al bargain for $ I ; OoTnS., ele: . ‘ ~f . ‘ eee ia ’ if r ; ho : 4 roon R305 MINNE edo 4% apy ase lla at ue w pri e roome. bathe. elec. —___. | basement: can arrange : he: AL TY oO, 457 Gravoi« ¢, aie . o Seteer: ¢ —.* 4 Riverside 43 F (; { = eou! ty in ~ goon we R Kt ERT. Ge Colfax —— “ . Bu cnet a \ sat tu we ao = nER ay ue T y a na 7 . he pha : ; cs 3 ve , a ' " . . > os . id ore , ) ’ ‘Ty’ ; , re lary * sr) rooms. Ir KE 1 ry BL NG ALAW WITH G AKAGE bathe . Kelsey. 4513 (;-ravoils ( new DIEHL. 3801 Gravois. i! ne “;° : 40637 J uehboroug wor cottage 1115 FORE ‘Foe Bs. {Cc} rE INBERG & JONES R. E. PECHAN. 1th and Russell. and Llerimme ere KNICK — C1i@ ardwood floors, fu " , $5500. o~————————— BRIC hk PIR. PL AC ES, = Al ITE id Ouk _—. A beautit -rorm bu ngaiow ; MWA w ’ no040 wT LL ae . ” ” WwW io = large foe wy p halle, gissrie sae ges. 3 1uet : . ' } ‘ or rat? urn rage. ms. - . & a J } t° a. — RLTY. AND INV. co.,| ™USt be econ to be apprecia ted fer TRI. $450 —S- rom " brick coilase; | TURES, TILE B. , | 8U rior, ee: © ane SP, ~~ yy Sle 3 é ODEO, Fare ae ale! - 91272: of-| _ Forest 876 2209 _S. ae oe mm | vot . aa ! ng ;ravois riverside 3240 NEW BU NGALOW: $500 ( ASH. ao 530-32 Howard mt nf] 4817-19 Kossuth av., 4 rooms, bath, roome: rent B5 64 $6500. BUX_R. FE. Pore te } fa! pa Bs er? and a, wit SE. Bs 360.— NE AR (5 EN ~ . " We om 1 oe aH ME W i Ny and Pas v. onthiyg terms 7 yy bait a a 4.52 L RIRGSHIGHW AY . , W. ee 300°3 SE. MPI - a Rf OOMS > Ft RNACF. ; Ma rit gr mie ‘ 4 T tY . wt eam heat. garage. lot 502x125. For price EIG HTEENTH. 2411 18 S Double fiat: ATSC NO ROURKE R tle ho: oan: oni > $40 —_— oie nd E R AL TUiMies Gravois. Grand 8&830.— : ree | offi ee for further particulars. Office open sseiea miele huncalow: tile bath, elec-| BATH; $4250. BELLIS, GARFIELD ROMAN STK AKZ. 1105 Chestnut. and aes, TTELDER R. FE. CO yard, nny baths. furnaces, beautiful Riversidin 43 P 6471 Lieravens ” cae 2817 Abner: 5 nnn nn mn | }} d | wal” Saabanes Sak e terms. PE- | 378. | ND WHITTink—Fi 1 OTFELDER R. - | y,_ cldse c.: a St ' _ ; » room Pat a ow a +} = i day Fun a’ : ri » suTna : ru a! “a ne rois. bp! ye 4 ay LD iH r HR- ant ats. sOuULao i) ~ " ! R ‘Ace au ‘ok. Host wi 04 . 1Rth. POTOMAC, ya and b room ; bungee EB. Co.. 403 Com’? B dg. | a By hte a hee rat 4474 Pix toompe one ete Ree Biauber-M elz, 6243 Gravois. Riverside . 22th and Ruse a wo NDE ORCL UL Ree pe NGAIOW. corner; double and on esas roome a WINE : IN 1 > : eT AT BLEVENTH. °716 & Single 3 3 53 rooms. | low-stsle: tle beths, hardwood floors. * aaiaih:” menue oss ‘ ‘ , ath pete . ; ; r ae ao { } 4,7 yf t WANT ~ ” , . 8, . I ae eri ‘ rent oY | yer) « . SS ( a ~ ‘ > > - outvle ga. oom modern | tures. See owner or premises m call Riverside F630 .___ —eN « » , > TH. FRONT RANK) cheap es doy shoepeas . barcain. PUX Kh 3948 8. Grend. | 329 Tern ©: owner | ULIUS H. ALLE R Ri LT . = -1_ 4 roome. bath: com- ot as RACRIFIC ED—OP LINDE Nw0op corT AGE—62 oy . ; ACE. VERY BEST CONSTRUC.- | JOHN He Sa * mentees, 168 Chectunt. 5017 Hie , FAIRVIEW Ara Riegie i ee VERN NON LAC X. 72 Chestnat. (-ar. R00 225—6 roor SO? Chestn 1°. LEE-S — RMEN a ww | ic: 4: oe oe sai) Phone |‘ ees L CARFIELD O378 MAKGAREIY A. 4.01 New o-6-room flat io tin — — ‘le er: garage: $13.000. BUX R. E | PUTOMAC. PET — f! 1? a b Fa te unt have card sin "™711°~COT : Gravois. (j;rand AK. ‘QO ‘ ‘ - mess fgg tt H oat (set a= cies Ore o = y ea > mans Sind wt wee ao 3 and 3 rwom modern flat, the (a ‘ — ~—e | - le UNE stow a wer mu re ’ t mE. Ee. alan nev noder Q. Nag! } ar! iland 4h i é rrEN ro 5 TODA +) wate ‘ , terms: must be son nae ‘ : Tr ’ 3916 “ory 4-family apartment, 4 “ ‘ ; eve detail: ortieed t } arm ae i Aa srand aw BI BU NG; Aw . & . Pie aie © Ow pi no ong ; frame riak {fer, HL, KRiversias NR r SCHOPP., ° dumer Bisg. “= MISS rs ie POMEROY-BERKG K. B. CO., Forest 067.) ~ n° ™ rated Call Mecltugh, Gartel roe . ye Date S500 modern; , ¥ eat $12 ry pa Be roe .¢ bo ter Tarme cottage, ae OKs hor nga to © Congr yer. yd - ene SEE DRE iM Bt NG. ALOWS ‘orne! wet h , tn, ab. tl SEWSTEAL. 3U24 N.—@ and 5 rooms re : : ee, arecec Da Dag | close schools, churches and car ines D0: ‘« eed mcas | hae § Spor at olen at -" builon ' rentals S1380. Por price end gal baths gas. electric: $6500, Cabany 70033 | $780 cash, balance terms to suit, “es ae “Relief oe lot | day. BUSH-BURNS 115 Chestnatiiien workingman's cottage; very eas3 $6000. 2641 S. 59TH ST. | 6458 -Arsenal: | brick: ti th ae IN QUALITY 1s call } ‘OSS, Forest 4310. te) ras r MIT. LER R. KB. CO. 105 N. Oth et. | ry AT 3-4 roms, bath. electric: MeKin- | ereide fi pny Robert and Gravois, or crak ‘ar ; = ity : .- > LEN hardwood . 3. ar galtage ' , ” tly 6-reo iF cee nant High Schoo! district: only SRO00 ereida «tt eanA0o0 ; a + : , TWO BIAKKS NOR H OF. ARSENAL a! . an OC : te en? - N N PRICE SE 4-family. 6-reom et v x : ; be an pond 3 24 TAY LOR AV. iON LAT YX. F22 C hestnut. Gar. 8500. an. AT 5000 WEST: BIA K TO TOW- . MEYER. § ve Cnestniut. SrrieiG wee? ~. MOST KE —"s pw ‘Bl. Ne Luxe bun ene) Le. heat; mivdern; terms; must A TT rAC | iv Cc Pr Opos sition TH Fs BALO & ZOELLER, Grand ©0157. | KU Sse t, . 910 wo s ngie 3-5 roome owner an id save agen is Bet wee: atural Bridge end tr. IPs. WR Sie 4 roc mn. bath,” hot wa- ' ER GROVE AND RUSSELL BUS; c Al Le t ft FOR ' ——. ow ce we " ‘tractive rooms : it 6 nf ‘ rent $12.000 vear: tLAT--5-8 room double. ‘clean brie “k. good bargain. — a xX RK. FE ._ 4H | + Grond_ fax 2% 6 rooms = nh and f imace: excallent heat: sara lot 200x12 LOT 2325x166: EN r a7 lows easy terme ow ors. % ap or steam heat POM ROV-BERG R. F. ( 0. Vr orest’ 7087. -_ ’ mt fc "> .. at 5 th’ $10. Ah Sain baths and good furnaces: rents low : bie L- RUSSELL R30——Flat. 4 rooms. Q rene — | ey a4 in $00 4 a field 0108 TPP & oa a ERS. Prost an 2020. RELLIS. KRAL TORS. GARI (ELD OTR. JOHN i. ABROTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. "04, at} . ar brick garage: SACKA MENTO. 4241-43 W Corner «lar W VALTER JON F). ALk Chestnut first, balance cé@si or terms; $17 500 roont, modern hardweod floors. * eh) 5 room Fullerton Bidg. a + ome oS \ LINDE. SWOUD 5-KOOM COTTAGE ‘ lat neighborhood one ence; new 4-family, 4 rooma, acreened : _— : weet of Grand. LUVIC, Garfield 3278 RU an, TOR: 4 and * room ‘la a’ 782 90u ; lat: $2 $o°7%U08 ——__- — + bath. th, furnace. re ae oye - 4735- -4y ro 78 i) ’ abi . r « ¥ "4 a ‘ . “> ! ‘ell bu RIFICEH ne) 0 t ady of Lourdes Church porches; beautifully decorated; attractive Ke 1; if Buvers’ Opportunity i eee ; Cas int le: rive +" ; ane ie (4 7 ( TT. (3 ry "3 Axrood ficors nee i mo. rn { LOst ( muri = , re at . Bunga! we ented four n- Y . 7 I A iE pm cash balance ik nt: me! ically new TT bunka! ae "Cl G fancroft > 1 me, batt Ticilans: and Schoo mG riced ‘at $13 500. Terms. fixtures: oak fleora; good heating 4 beautiful @-f ile late are betne I L A T- Grand and Arsenal well bullt mht! ’ K ontiamn airs i *hestaut a — wood floore, fun “ 45.50 ~~ gy rs 2800 ORRR with si Iris yne 1Y urna lectme fixtur 20x To ne Act quick pen 2:2 B. Bi field 1427 es a Ses aps nied, OF «) iat mn Hebe .. . f . th some cash modern © rooms, Ule baths, furnace.) Ripper, 1022 24 Two %-room reat- } r : ~ macnit ie £% > rooms . ; far a pen v >! . . te 0 an q a‘e _ on ‘pee ; ga? . ™ ye ° | tLe rhe erniit Gart ec » 6 . org — e A y A «! * i¢ 1.2 » « unigalow a. ‘ — . > . ey . P 14 if. — - . " ~ . — hi ee —_ 7 - i re tr) ) : sit a ' i) eT a - : , m ae r) oe. arre nae or am i} s . balance like rent. | = |_ anaes L ryt! 1: 23 % brie -R-ACKE r Rea Se te BI é aa oo SHOP EARLY _ SALISBURY. 2020 Fiat: splendid: “well | i) dos { they imepect: these @ rouil Lay. 800 $530 Arsenal, just’ east Of! wilt, can easily bring $1820; rentala ‘ , ‘ aque band | ~ = ai! - : oO 17T SOW! GET buiit 2-fa } 4 > reer ath ' nr i bd 94-02 ‘her ana onreat or . ASH. ob ‘ a 4 PD 1 ; ; } y fi d s. ba ; f ’ 37-36-554-55 Hebert. / DICKMANN G22 Chestnut et a s dent Aner 00. ex F200) 9 ls, etc. a Fm ale : | 7 vt Tutt Chestnut. > ~P R 1c E $29 7 * t. balance o ‘yerme. pe ge cae = ott ares we Sal: . sout h vi rath net Of. CHISTMAS GIFT TODAY -. : ot electrs ore , cat! or . A BOK E RN Full erton Bldg le from $8500 =r Modern 5-rveom erf|- Ber thie: maek offer: 573 7 Lee: ~ — a ry we. ce aa tj Koom Modern Kungaiow., : new, S65u00) reasonal a® pavrner aig ' ; 4? Nn. Broadway “| FOLSOM 403" 3 and 4 @negie l b| . Ye é z = ™ 1 . os +, . ; naa »f ak ali.é ‘ i “ : J 4 3 Chelsie ‘ i F , i ial r o vi, * ‘ n! math PRES? oY ‘ “he et rut ai 4 hardwood 4 ors, tile | jot 56x12 i éectric cas: tert ne. Pini 40) | OW tT} ’ ] T 1 f S300 sold One Laat sunday—Terms so Cash | 12) ’ ur + ile o? one P u : = Part. . ra , Foom ode rp «3 ' ARF Ik 1, 1) AY NEW : dont le @warage’ a real hare? " ; $A L. ' NA. i: "9 ve ngele: a % vx Pit | garege » Murphy bedr. Garage R. KOERT Colfax 5f ar Farag lot 447% Vista: being sacrificed; 6-room 67.9 Arsenal gt.: tile bat hardwood ‘Ridin "Bi lt" burgaiows & ’ at rentin ia ja ) ner ae 4 and 4 roome. double garage. Thie ele- | VATSON-CY ROURKE, Realtors, rR rN . E. 3548 % ‘Grand, res; streets and asseys ) : —-——--— brick and frame etectrte. aath. garage; 3 large bedrooms 2d floor, beaut to 7220 rat liversity Park | “ OREU t » O9.. 723 Chestout, Main 2457 nt. new. singe of ‘4 and 4 rooms, hard. | Riverside 4310 6471 Gravols av. | Sot ' thee YER R. FE. CO ul . haser W anted A mn A. ee ns $ rooms. garage; fine condition; ope mt: mtst full i shed woodwork artistic brick sna garage ihe Nea! , be) wl ‘ ont catine - eqgeeng : ———— eee 4¢ oora. { a a iouble garag* ae) SM. aso7 5G New ~ modern up- to- | 18 Al. oF ~ A. - Par ‘ 7 aids pam wh wires fi Ft ty taal M y 2 S. Grand ‘OL. i. OL “L. Ch. 101 mantel: : 1@ out today between 2 and 9 pleted in every cetall and are «i th ee 6S Lt t i a —4-. OMS, mh pariors, pe ee a ae gg Fm ed oe Oe . a an x » : Delmar 397, | Fer my home, 4919 Maffit place; 6 INA HO06-08-10——Two coltages an ~ ne ee tit A ., and inspect this Si materiale; $14.50 $17,400; come out at; 2-car gare venience: can be bought Se md 3.000 ne lly a FR ae Ga ccnane Pagel STUESSEL REALTY COL 1548 &. Grand | &trictiy modern; a ha real for right pi a a if a6 . ps i ema ae WENZLICK OY ‘*hestnut Garfield 1047 nenpect he Somes tif ul piish, Gecora- POME Koy. RE Re RK. = TOGaT m very easy | is. ss . Se Ve rooms, OF = ast room and sleeping ot rrr n+ S in apg, el - | ee dern 2-fam'y oO and 6 room f) - ry" (} r yR ‘ fad AM ve IES xtires —- + eee > snl ‘dla a4 Ml oor ; , each tile bathe porcelain sinks, E IND, thbOD e-? &. families, thre eroom modern bungalow, | SE E seen to be appreciater jeea |COTTA KF - > SOUTHWEST COKNER OF LANSDOWNE r°c 915 Del ULLIVAN. 2619-—-3-3 rooms. fine base- FJ. CORNWELL R. E. CO., 111_N. 7th.) haniwood floora throughout; brick porch, rooms, electric: rent BLOM, price S10 HT HW eae. S 7 HIS F BU N tALOW: . PECHAN. 12th and Ri ace!) 4°°6-28 AND MACKLIND. rRUST CO. $915 _ Delmer. _ nt; etric, é ; ; copper gutters and spouts. furnace. #-car OO): tertme: make me toffer Main Ob) a ae tile bath. fur. ! » 4: in (laxton ar.. 5 roome and eu - > “», #616. _A-room new _ adios -_., One-atory fram: he . 14 ' ; sSuthanmipton, new bus) ness dist mct: 8 BR. AN D. NE \W BU NG , AL ( ALY pe ures na Sun ‘av ie) N ‘2 W 14- 1 AMI, y prick garage; rent “688 per annum; KK. P. ab NNTOER, Mentor T2e Chestont bcy sot, r; large attic; Mo ee ga red tile turn rooms eac! with - arag lot 20 n uD galO’ on corn rvom Jor ¢ W ARREN —~Barga in -reon IN J}TEDGLEIGH PARK 0. SEVENTH, 27°1-12-35-17 &. —2 deuble TY _£O., TAndell 7 7A 0 “ict 3 modern; riced right for oe 4 owir ‘KEI SEY, 35123 6 re role. 130 can be bought at . gon: Lore ight at he nd of he So itha mp é yr 2 \W E V ANS iat "y: SOO Seutheast corner P batons and Geraldine; STOLTMAN Rr. * are co flate. 3 roome each: electric: reutal $71"! gale or rent. ¢- room cage FINE E RG & JONES aes 50) xa = gene a wont ce + am | tor ge y raat "g e k bungalow, rat vE KNON LAU x.” e Chestnut. (er. | ‘uet finished; apartments onsiet of 3; _ 4'* houteau av srand 1091 | @ach: bargain Hosen. b704 » Ist} ’ rv VE : yf ‘ ' ‘ pip? d ‘ Le - ; ‘ I } $ qand ) ry A " . etnies 5 ats ‘ - =? 7 [Epa a - bm ~ B, bath, garage: 30x Morest RoRo nb " Cries oo 5017 reom modem bun me 9A ALR A a eee iil mnleted. havin rooms naoe W HITT I bike 2701-03 N.—Corner dout BE na. nee. E58 d | GEY ER, FE 1k8-——4 new P ungalow-type | SEVENTH, 2631-3: 5 '—Double flat, 41 i 7 sn BEAUTIFUL BU NG ALOWS 4915 ISRANNUN AV. } floors. fu heat, tile bath, and 4-4 rovmus: modem; rent 31U2U) many Aperia’ ‘for full particu a|“lnats 5-5 rooms, LEE-SCHERMEN,. | "yume, electric; Iarge yard: rental 680: eve! -O4 ‘ ” . > 5 = = ~* ] | | , . ro . 4 , . » ; t, , ‘ . "ear ? ars | GH IN BASEMENT 02429 } BE EXING TON ~ AVE) me ES: Ps ede ods wero rpeption ene Paces anis Aereatitisongerea: 5 vocab ar ty rH AMP TON 450120- mS “ie ith made aller ear. 1 rice 3 eorna ble See own . lia (eR! » Grand BRIO iat __ 35 3 Gravots aa ' sacrifice price SG700; terms: act quick. Brick, 34x125; $5600. It's the cream of Hedgeleigh Pa MAPRT Rivers ae’ 1214 ' i , PrANCISCITS RE “—y y CO: *en4 Cheatnut litte” commana Jap “te nrenient r vill oa Pt ery easy terms, and the SINGLE 4-5. KOOM LAT. . — 53h —New 4 family | row'De: HOSEK, 1704 s. _ 18th. ie) oes, OF DAT (et @on't miean maybe ioonathoat . eo —— 7 - - —— ——__—__—__- ———- rn a gy saan ne een he . ts ! _ above waekee thie a real bar- 198) New house; tric, steam neat M( IDE RN SING l, KE > Ly A TS nod reughout: everything the very | SHIA WwW. vO1T- [2° jamily, 4-0 rooms, atid OLOUNT SICKNESS vince you that no expense of os Paeilers ee ee Morgapford $447 3 Must Be Sold es SANDLER-WIEHEN, 4519 § §./| @ain. Open for pe e19 Chestnut et. aS see, ee eee — 5880-90 aiaainel y: two excellent & and > Gall igciaie RB look af 3t to- | sun ‘pari bathe. hot-water beat, ev) yOu; matt brick, 5 Deen spare to make it an idea) hom - cNER * oge Cm 1. a at 4 ee ' hid ; ri rte} Dives » 4548 Li EPSTE IN & and: tori rete .* y ca a _— ’ copper gutters and down- DW. 1. vHS ¥ ew _ 2469 & Grand arate ¢ at areer large roome tile bath en CHAS. GU UNDL ACH. Fiort ai LKEBRENNER, Zz ero ee. i . y¥ moa 6arag’ Se wee Cana “field O464 inteltalind M AT RER-GHI1O0-BEIFFaA CY] he ht ™ 2 o Bee K .. I _ a SS eraned J ' .— j hen 3081] afte Beams fay | i AN qU20 Sood Por ~ "Sea on» 24 eee th 6 j ARE JG LOOKING | FOR A COMFOR- s | [" NC rt? OWS 41) (Viiwe et : , POU eure oF pian; garage for GRAND. 5518 S a fan nilyv a room anert . BURIAN, Ken tor. 4016 s teas = or Sunday. | rt. % : oe o-room | matt POERELING ER ‘Realtors Humbolt O80. TABLE. HOME? a ()]) NB G e. SE See — | t : eating age « aeier Se leh gf © By SHAW, 40xx —- Double fiat ants oFren A REAL BARGAIN Maples, priceh for auick sale |POERFIANGER, Revitors He | ge [ODER CHEAP DOV BER_ 1. Eon Stat dan tas” | gent eras gate emt: Brite renaombl. |STAN O67 ratrae ecurages ne — Pat I a ates RI ~ 4.4 etrietly modern : 107 N th at bhe na Or «4 oor. | floors neede sore repairs: ‘lot 4 oui one! Oe )\« v¢ iad . . ads + ~ ep ' eer ze mag ng mat? hom ' reduce : : for ren Si nab e ter? A chan mn ; ? hle ‘e: pr ; , L, A’ 'y B. ARG ’ A IN eo ‘ul! c garage corner house, tuick sale . : NGER. Sim? Nw: 'etreet and alley made: a good 7 MM. $022-4068—5 rooms and sum pare | Moers oo algae y ra TE ge ot guick sale: 53-fyot lot: all imp ments. | spect toda gat tid Midland, Uni- I TRUST CO., , my . reome. bath. fur wante , SP. any he Ye ble 4°34 spare 4c Al 4 n 4 nan: oper : tile batt ae “+e these Du oe 4 mei = SS “a T WENZLICK 1 Chestnut arfiels ° Lersity ts I'nior nd &t. Louis ‘i “. ae se ; “LAL BER-W 62 (Gravois. liv. 00 ment Myc, Seem a ren eat? ‘ pw BARGAIN. Ler r gr Oe rr pone ete. fu — Bh yell, 5800. then ’ block weet. NAER * VEN? ick 1010 ( i + 27 nya ING shy. P nis DET. MAR ( ni and & [ el rie: } . : BER EK Lede 434 4 iv.) PHDORALI) & ‘2OEL, eR Grand Oth’ ty -gtory : = TAT ei wee -- um bot Dail eraide 814 ' aoe Isms 4 BUNGALOW BLY $150 i ASH —GOOK CORNER rr. .~ “AS [fo rT ST CH. Flat: all modern, . : ALOW 3: $35 monthly: bar- "4 Estos. fc} nd sun room. double garage. real bar. | SHENAND JAN. d0ax 4-5 ronmia, Bethe ( A. . ; de: 10) ¢ @aradce: 210.00) As kK nartt susteeges ov . - bath ; MRELMAN 4656—-4-roon f-ame e; bat rh. a ne WNER MUST SELL ry nN BU NG '. aes , fur ring 31 12 Abn ] 6: mt and alley made: price $3400; $500 DON’T MISS THESE 421 t BINGH LM AV.—83850 RA i 1 ae lll n: open. Cabat ny os a T — in, on : ash necessary. e. : - SMALL | y3 HA Nck LIKE Splen didly bi and arranged w large PRI E REDUC K 1) 5 Am ‘ Crliver : 8 91 AURER-WT! °43 Gravois. Riv. 5100 BU NGAIAW 64 io- i Gs RACE. wor San . I aie T ro n hest : condition; 4 bhedrooms SING LE Fi. AT. , . 7 . A on fn SHENANDOAH, 4083-—-Single nion and ¢ eS Louis. : I? r ak Ret 45 avi rs ES .cd ¢ bs 1? ing af hm : i ‘ i ~ . : econd Rane 1108 He bert st 5 4 irze rooms : E °. Newaets nu! » rooms. furnace ra aT’! a» 27 % snd 4 raome f iMmace. ' } U. sree ower x. " PEM, TEKMs i > wooms, Tile Bath, Furnaceia NGTON. 514 —4-room brick, bath. design. best aT F on nac MORRIS “AAC La R. CO.. "R26. ¢ HI dE gery tee eed sleep ot-wa - baited “let 40x les bath arag ew ly anuseaaall and paint electric. eee: gxrace: owner: GARAN ior | "Yt Beler hee 4a 8 ; WS; 4 ROOMS. ric. _Gorner of Ashland av. Beautiful Hae. nice jot, dandy home, $6000. t] Stn, Bera woug loors - vernen 4. ~- BATES—Jl “T WEST OF G RAVOTS oO). reasonable price and terms GADD TA RT" 1G 1 SCT SER, 3022 N. Grand rive $5504) , , — + 9420 | HAR \ FOR]. 40xx- -Double % and alcove -f NJ : 4 “abt a’ TCKES, HAKDWOOD ne ow 6S is, hardwood floors, 3 “Dhow 2, a ; one block we _ Grand 9) f sunroom: mode new - opet 37 01- 5- 1 KF rie LD— 10- ' AMILY. M. JOIUNSTON, REALTOR, Forest 343 , “ws furnace electric. carage. THEO. | SHENANTHIATI “402 i--4 4 bu ngalee — IAT S5x165. : . 1 condition. Re@aaINGTON, 722—5 rooms giassed todas — 1 Py ae br DUT ALO ' ad, move in, can te FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 110 N. 7th. leg a! of electric: | PUM es 4 "At, mn & ZOKLLEI £305 ihe nel satne > Re tw epee Cte Sas ' i ha tw pent to be . ~e : ce. : Brit: | tor (srave bought o1 ¥ T mn for inape ony my - ae rent s000 per year Th -V VOY : | m, ae wade: ge % oe r cal / ravoig © : SAU TIF t I BUNG ALAOW ) $OOU ver sear: price $20. | HARTFORD, 3917--4-5 rooma, tile bath.| “Le-SCHERMEN, 25093 Gravois a a Otay : ae ee all ~ . & " ade OO a if é ion 1) da € 48) ta We OD veda > ates ' , _ amen or vt. ¢ . * ° ~s | \ - . “4 ° »f.% ? ; . ~~ . TB ROOMS, MODERN: Colfax spit « tthe BRANNER-S meer WSF ae — #17 000 BUNG = Ww, eene’\ ECR L-FEY DT-EARICKSON wy rooms, ett bs xR. F. co. 111 N. 7.15109 St. Louis AV., New ee Se Se pre uilt; ene | SHEN ANDOAH. 2858 Apartment-flat: 4 BELLIs, GARFIELD SEF THIS ” TY on 7% —_ and =Ss! SOU T H AMP +! » "Ani Gratcis ans, Broadwar hath hardwood floors, furnace: © nner ga oRi4 ae QoL Y BARGAIN. » is CINGLE FLAT—$2500 CASH | F.W. GREAN REAPT) CO., 5457 Gravois ) . % rooms and hitch 5 tan n . ; 24% ric eottagt : x aap ie . Aas * tae WO r) - 6 ml EP ‘ . athe etric, % ; [DEBN BUNGALOW. | low: )DAY—RE - —ne aie S- iw cottages idan é ; 83 “BERK IN \ COMPLETE BL NG ALLOW. ine OF Serra c0. 6403 Manchester. | fe garages ‘ ¥—LOW PRICE HENRIETTA, 2710 12-—4-family. A rooms | heaters | a = & rooms. sunreem:| MOME—JUST FINISHER terrain. cau “‘Lafiede 6648, hardwood. floors, 3 Foo JUST FINISHED. OFEN ™ eee re ON | Ti) HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 3022 = BALANCE ONLY 2 18 ‘ and hath, fu BUMMER tN AN BS . . a " =acneeennnl . TRx2): jot . Ki awse i +H : I TT \ 1 ft emcees. ‘aa : sg x r > . . 7 5 v ‘ acl : ; o "6 S re and sHeNAN ‘ Ala ~y price" feanonable a mae ow; 4 rooms and bath; DANDY-POUR-ROOM BRICK _ o eo owner. mod ronvyeriences: porch acroes {roi COME OUT TODAY : LARGE MAFFITT AV. 2 _ eautiful eingle flats of & a ~ 5 rooms, | i ie , ot ry i rT Tan A . a ©, hardwood floors, wm Nebraska a fur ace . an rage. ee eee ae ee ee ee ir ; ‘ Se ‘2 mn I ‘ reg JUS a ; a . bu inga nvs } oS. . " K “we ; he pore i ry ee - ae 7aas ae. . - . : . o every oomea ric: si bo : ree ry w ' ‘_ "iy Grand. Laclede 9544 : “SE ‘Ss att), Ate » FOOe wind ; “ ' har vbageroons. Se, - tn | ; \ he 5 - ‘ ga BUX R. E.. 3S pas S Grand. ‘SIDNEY, 2206—Singie 33 row * S500" cannot be bulit or lees — wa 1} ; - , - i » i 5 on rot Sule } TT , i oF " t ¥ ‘ = . st 4 Pee, ; ‘,farte alow of 4 rooms. tile KOE Fw CASH WILL HANDLE THIS HRISTIAN BRI . | J. McCAWLEY KEALTY 00 ' TWO FINE SINGLES POR $12.50 oly jOWA, 3415— 3 rooms X_B._ hy 3548 8. Grand. mt .. Yy : — ; ) ‘> P WY ’ } ~ m™ mom 7 “ali ° ¢ 4 pe 4 { j ‘ - ren ; u Oo vp : BI x > A Ss (ra! A. STONEY 191° ~oupe: % 4 reorme. Pa ft . ; = ee —_—_—- ¥ furnace; garage terms. R. KOER T. ii > ent Vami'ne E. Prairie a‘ ym brick cot 3548 S Grand | . e - =. = ire he ed ’ ” —— P02 ¢ o ' Ny 7 =. am ae ‘ = ‘ . 4-{ oom rareage a e eteater heat + t? immediate a ; ) a aa “ MATT BRICK Bt nheenny / hee — : Sag 48 eo SS NEBRASKA, 4509—Single fla 5 rooms, | a lit N. 7tn. | W BUN’ N Te S10 a tor price, ‘etc po R . VOSS seautiful 6 ana loom 3, Beet ‘Oo, @ room Me | Naland y 8 ’ so Re See 48:10 Penros t. i tle bath. steam heat, sie trie. double | STANSBUL %, oT r sens s Me arg 500 a bada ‘ks nor n araugs tae Abed) Rg et b ‘ 0 : : aS rage See owner first oor, or iy ypeermne ¥ ealtare a _onne @ block coat fF a, ust east — 2 $310) es BU NG Al, ( hy ‘ 44°32 ltasi room bath : hag ’ ye WRNZLICH. 1 hae Gartiexs é, 5 and 6 room—new matt brick fiat: K / “BRENNER, 280) Cherokee : tof Kingshigh way ead ry mae > rooms. 1) WINNEB AGO > ST. dames ' tigen : mprovement ect fures. ore) 400) L’NtO1N—SINGLE 3 ard woo floprs. et ©-car garage. See- —— oS — i TEN N DASE 3654— 4 and ; J rewe: ti 2 . . rie arc pede Stal washsis ~ Bem Oe w TOC ottage: bath. ele ‘tric, fur a a ony conan Ne tenet ae ’ 5 ; am tid - an = 4 amen Tro! ; t “, ohendie , . + roomie Sat ii ing lie anothe lucky pur- LAKFA!) i ‘ ’ ro} a -* ern frees. a icnenienell Gown payment ae | chests, hot er heat, fruit COMM s-ca: ac Y ECILAN, 12th andj;, rarage , edietns Guritlenshe sat but Akon. : ve 5 pass t SION” ¥ ASTON TH Wher wi) a) “ : aie fixtures. ; price f Tr “ y galows "Tent t . , - ane . ~ =o : . ar : 4 aes Fo > } ‘ ~~ & rr nD ryt) — ‘ ‘ . s re ' j ‘4 (LA Ves Agt Garfield 9347. LAF aYE 1, 4 - y 7 x , So in ae y vw . garage pcs rR i 546 . iirand + | i'T50. at rab 3 _— oe " : naod PF 4.) >: : 1Ch is Sealae SHOBUENS” T105 Gheetnut, foot. ¢ arage. © 4 s} Ee ° 3." Aree Se ae ee ae oman cham =. Lint TS, FOR ou te ~ am MIL 7 F ' ; . > 7 | . . « GawlGHWal kh BL ‘ hoe eubd 1\ my oe Ay » 6 lit NI P rR TDA. RE AL , q) 4004 Chouteau 4 ‘ tt a Hf 4 i LEK i+ RO Ciestnut aN 1" ABBOTT. Realtor. Yoo ‘ = single bungalow Mat: 3-Ineiy matt br neh marme stone tmeuncetic’ ow of 6 ; a rt mace: Ope! ’ fo pe ' ic Wee: iar 40x! nn _— —-—-- hace Aap a . = ; eal ee ’ a - : rooms and i ‘ ! . wot} " tig vr A : senpetttiestaamnels walls BG floors. tile ptt SOHN MORE pS wealtor, : igh Schoo): $4000; terms N\ kK W : - R( r( yM Anat ato « Gaeue nm tal .alnaaied ret me lease n ay PHUECSEKE R cage "Ee. $12,500 LAFAYETTE . A 4% 44— | ouble flat, 44 te -inch hardwood floor tule bath. fu : aoreenedin wore t wh 52 11 N, Gta h. eugy mente a “ . ‘oh - Ry + \f a ‘ ag P , - » : ‘ j t : BR Wee: t ts , mi . Fetes rooms, pric® only ‘$11 500; must be seen nace prieed for quick gale at $17 gt : tional bus is ' arr REAI7 y * “> Cheetnut et. > N¢ ( AT. ( W'S “ fle ~ ear | L wee? 4 r, ‘ ‘ sa! j 4 \] ' mrt pt er a P AT INVE ST ME: NT. a 4°000 CASH DOWN : yPre . Mh Bi een area ex eptionally convenient terme. open ™« . i ——e — eters a T ANAT _——_ an on hes tru Mair 73 rans -vP , FT tite een ‘ ota = 020.. 39% W. Teh. | | na . RUNGALOW B U een -emeranangse : =, 19°T-20 Newhous | room BALANCE 3 TO 5 YEARS vd ) 48 | Vn =a eS eT iPr wor soem ee bl . ‘ — . . rh oh ie a ss iA et ren's La fw as , . newly wp a “se * . a ee . -—- 5 ww ) vl N BUNGALOWS ADKINS. a rame, 3 roo! til] ¢| . S0-9-4 yoming af oe tet BEAUTIFUL BUNG ALOW } 11LLER, | ror » N 2 ee ° , Samet a: s M4 ;' etural Bridge i :310—-Single oa aan wareee. flat. strictiy modern; $35 500° cash * mediate an oie : ps et . * wir 8 x se ~ : ‘1 T 16 . win | : vst y 2 "3 Arow 1 out “ema! LOO8 AT 3968 KINGSHIGHWAY PR. i—, roon ad = brick use reasons “opr Admis _ car ° hls nd A‘ ue eae ; 41 , ; 2 “34 es 1 — SCHERMER ° ae: sat oo ~ ene . ms oe ied ‘le sia . ’ rg é irye rie? ~ T () mites | rs ! qorie ‘ | ( ie ‘ ; 3 ‘ ‘wr ti ti "A } "| . ’ v« = . , - L . > ars *? .¢ roo th t ; " PS bs | wv ‘Tay _ a, Mepection. rice ” ". G L AN Ke: al 7 ¢ Le hs t Thr rash av? nt e\ nornt'y!" ertns ; ' , — : Bier : ui an | | i rt : > le wii ‘ - v . : or ~~» 4 . Spel ADKINS, 4061! oe ot SE THESE FINE BUNGALOWS option buflt and op ght. | block west of Grand bi.: seven rooms, bath.) Broadway 25a inde : an ! oms: matt brick - 21200: 911.0008. BUX 2. a. oom = Open Sunday. Oraad SA. ___. OO. Forest 4210. (¢ : naan: Soar frame gat? bee RINGSHIGHWAY PARK Us." CHRIST! BRINKOP B, | nod ae ’" \FPRIPLE FLA ated northwest; rr a LEB. MAK PLATS around: large front brick Pp , waa 4 7% ar WaT, 7 Tor. 254—4-5 rooms, motern, ree “a ~ nee " ene agen line Te rooms tile bath, hardwood . Grand Laclede .t y soe gt | , ' ' ‘ 2.- _ 1889-448) “ ‘ ata var ane An Sona | =" “a room, fia! burke ln 4 : : PASTA ref Bee ; , aoe , , roorns tel ee amet VEKNON LAX. 72 ¢ ee Ah Gar, 5900. | 4 RELILER r ig anTy «n ia” pw. $5500, t. KMS cn hes cal uM , ROt-w ae: crn . rt 1} > “. "; ; ; ater nea Fkurage: terms if ore “ry” eon ‘Y 4 _ \" ei? “s Li * | ‘ . ea iia / . ‘ FOE, tile bath. rock | S520. “i ESCHERMEN. | ats & 322 WY DMING STREET _ 3607_tar ade £114, | S001, will take jsbout oD fate, left out of 19: cece eet ath, with Sie ees Sl [OUTATANA- K3i6—Single flat, 4-5 roome tor 1578 710) Gravois ps "ah5006 1 : > " fon’ oe “pr 400% —Four ‘itis : i set aka me Re. . LPs CO ‘ ’ ; ov ane ood 1 NG ’ AT, Ow TTS TK mM I 4 etd ’ ' 4 a’*t : i I . " rt MU . p y . ley iy : v1 ’ 1 ‘o arawvo foore, : '-* ater r~ ‘ 740 mune ‘. 4 :ootne bal? nc . ‘wo! fs On Ba _ : 0. Sis So Fe urna rf . ‘kK rs oxy flat ' mit; — rrie ' See = , st nes , , o Ya , heat ree , rn | a ae | , 3548 Ss ¢ rand = ‘ 0. lax es . 4 4 (j——} i @ set. ft — Son MIL ENT7— I NG ALOW. _— ‘ " — so +. , e ’ OVPOSTT PROPOSE I) r LARA . ‘ . . ene 4 ry . Me rThe? ’ . . 4 a "bt Kk “AIR ~ Tatars hal a =e —- ae a . And evenings | : Tit eos enesers Se eo 2 | rs To SPOS TIFUL SEW 5-ROOM_ BRICK A- | $2 1) per cent investment. Box R-22s one CER. 2022 3 nd | decorated ced — = we er INIA. 2705-6 and 7 room, — : 3 “W . (% : 7 : oO ; | Of ‘al! ‘ : | . . Sty : = LL 7 fa : ; Gs * ie | ~ OPPERE PY per ine and screen , ~~ ; S . —_ _ . "4 \ “ rar PAW, MGPTOE TN CONSTRUCTION, | oe TTT YT. a Folin CORN: in: : 1 TET: ' tebe - + , an a 7 furnea ear garage: Sit aon er BAMBERGER d?ax— PB ae REALTY OO: s. Grand —> . i? R WOOD F Pa ay pe Kr RE Sate WE HAVE TO OFFER once Orer = Cn ge? adie: : ov tered Ate h PENTROP REALTY GREER. T2* Cheatant Main 10 mox bungalow of |"... OeEe Ura”. ——— a — 1) Hb an 00 SHOTS: ~ croup of three 6-family apartment 5 UO. - a Bp gr ®” International Li ie z » > ict re ENTER LEAL tnederr ——- toda. ADG m1} vom, parage “egal 607 PASS EN pautl iful ani oom RD. AND PERNOUD, 7 SLACKS SOUTH gel et eation and ’ ~ ractive ‘ ee : . -etnuU arrieia ©, River ren .% | 1" me ot - | , | yt “ " a. ’ : rheks fw- . , ‘AS ) needed . vot Bix Ty é LOAN {> BAMHI re ER o " ee : Pros Inquire Broadv ay roi. Rl MTs COs. TITLE c.f LKRANTYS SAV INGS TRY ¢) By l bel ry ra : ! : ; a a loved 4 4 BON. 1 squeals npleinc : BIS : tert ‘Vanwke & FRANKE 1008 Chéetnut et. « . = 3, 16—B in & we . ‘ vst, _7a . r ’ ‘ Sth. Garfield i4 J : ; ' or) wether fieor; t ile bb : nN KEI. Pe f >. ARI on = ' . Yo ; a “ dnp ‘ixt ane te : BL LIM... aol. vi :, . : -_ BARGAIN : . T f , ¢ R ‘ . er | | . . : : | : . F rm Cotge ST) rook, copper gutters & B Broadway. nM Gravois. | in garagm. side drtve: Suocitively best bun.) 614] ODEL A, SUNGALOW Just west of Kingshighway: modem: In: | “g56-¢AsH, BALANCE FAST TERMS. — ee Ge ee | WITHNELL, 1900-—3 and & poom trict ts “a ‘e Leathe flertriv owner wi mea bat ; screens, metal weather strips, 10: ) — Ss | nrice $ATOO: termes , | «Side stair ; >4 ~ ree ; fle at | $ apr c becom pian and — -— : | reed KIGHT builder on premise S35 Hampton and andy ame. on lot 33x" e1500 « . | This Jvl4 Ma So ane 2. ag ose eurnar | raome ent : es garace.| PROCHAN 120 and Stueeet! pe > Ye 4249—Brick cotta 0 , KKFIMA a ene ye ots oe ~ ¢e06 furnace pot -wa te bam STG WOO ai] OBERMEYER BR horet | - one ineeies’ Te ,LASKA, 5239-41—4- tam Sorvom fiat reat aA nd mae’ 4 a al 4554 t. Ferdi- ~a0 Bri 0 00; oF S jy rm, Toen) = batt and pe # sireet ak 3 : mod tapes , ee "7 ‘ ’ A . aPeNe ‘ ERNON I ;atXx —" i bheatout. ene. Soe - ~~ - ; . eet © ING TON ruh—New @ @on@ @ gin to , . sanenen aS ae & a made: di ; IC NGALOWS carnage. | - (8 te put ' — oo TL teats sr «le farneee. the bathe, up-te-the-tia- Cheetnut Gartie : 14°: - ry ‘ . ; ~ + I ia > «4 . . : : = * ’ . ca e " " : a mt. Garftieid 1627) — eeary. (% Aclede th EDE RE R K F Al 7Y, CO oe poached thotic sche er ‘ he 1. \WV 5 V 3 |; \ \] | | y PHRiCh BEDI CewD bicdekesS. ae = new Tn tae » fine condition ee NR RK Y Realtors ARGAIN ty . b> Modertl — TR . . : o™ : + ; poe - : DOA ati . xe Te! sewriey’ ~? a e 7 ' bate om - - _ ' MAP? 3R3 5 ‘i reg) , «bath Wy — rag 4 i Lernis 7 - rk’, TT Ma ios “Sad R ' 4 “ | «’ fas 3 - } . nt” "| a, s Ry a} .* , : a at rte . ; bind . . ae +> » ne 9 7 p ertt | ATS $: mY “) > AS]] : : . ; . . . uit) ,? : ’ ei ' 4100 . RAN oe : irerak les of une max D mt ides des (o™ J %. : ‘a . ' “>.> mad ? ‘ } ’ = ’ *% a , - . e> > Py | ~-_* - . or ° . 7 ; - : Zz - . ad . . > a 7 " ; Ma ad CUnVEbICe: | ar and versia 810 ' 47). Gwe KANSAN—APW Bt NGALOW Ss ___ apn " ” ' 77°? ran vi ep = endl . piles (rt bores Ww } 4a ) Soe al | by -% '\: a ; i 4 dy adder eel —— — : - tieideeemeass — ae a . . : ai rmiwoodc te . 7 ' j ’ adukaiied . sili 7 : 3°-40W \ « Lal rvonmis nm @s 4 oy - ro ES ~ ; ° ’ : = ies . . - — " “ka ND- ian 4 YLAT mt and Union Co) ifax Me : : bath ; E hew og Tor . ib ‘ u ay aftern oo eo Tie een : saneaenaen . \ | ht AC | 1\ }- uA qT ~ tert * | a eve Sl at ix R — : iat as -AL, “ R . - : . : 2620 Wiimi , open BSaendayse only . ‘ ) 4 and 1\I ME 1] A‘} P POSSESSION » | ye b ah site and ‘he price i) right: omer: ere : : * roan ! of Grand. Rox P-239, Prost-iias ML REALTY (\) 2542 S& Grand L my stuc DUngA f G roome. i: mad pe ey gg pd re gn i ee eats, PT nae ane 7 Triple i. & family. near 1 bath : luub vie totae a bom frame unfinished. ~— ee ae - : 4 S. Gsranc. “er shades. fixture paengnsth ’ an eset , nd an iA feo pie hard : ae ‘ “A conalt 4 orf bod : nd — , ose a o: a4 7. . OFTren, 64-8 IDA floors tile bewtt , es , = , as ' yy — BIN CATACH - weet reed a jz ' unr Z nee t rar are : - ' . — oni oe er gee OO “400 Pid ; , a, " J Tae tie bath, do hb frame California bur phot Pian Peet " fter. ; 2 : al é; . gat . ' “a0 «ir mM rY \ a _ aon 3 oe: hi 25 | ‘a } ne * ‘7 _— ut . : -* * = >! 2. ' ‘) : eal Pera OG ' ‘ IU ul . chen ‘ « cr 4 ‘hE W ST ey Pie |) sl ee tone ese ht WA TRON-OY ROL a , ey t ed th hardwon ’ wort r ; “"6) phone S ye ' ‘ $1000) pow N oario end coll are _ . : ed ' | =. A , nod r , and inweet- nie~y rn - ba al LJ Ad ane ASD) part Bu a -o ° reer THceret? . “ 7% . : ‘ -- , het rern & ' ' t ar nc > - - ice iw ] “> | did keene *) a ral ) ria ’ 4 we : J . — , ; be e i a Ee See Set aov t. 24 a, ' .- oar 2 neo, ; ’ he eres ~ etree ee aap = 2 “= 7 ' —_ . . ° ; “Srriile . ; i? } ‘ ‘ : : 4 ; . ~fe* * § : _* : ime! Garfiela 4s : ton gue k ara et LANWOOD Kk aiane . a. ; 73 n ! . : n = | , ; : “ * shighws , TERNON LAUSN. 77° Chestnut. Cor R100. ' as a ; pa f a Sioss >. tiie LEFT . rei; at furnace ; ; -ALTY ' ; ad 7.“ os ;, had : one oils ; » brn ” a . i ms » Al : ak . . ' : at : , = . . ‘ ow 5.5 atriectis > : . thee woes ~ ede ‘ali at wer pee brick bungalow § ———~ SCHERMEN A eh . a toe “4 ' ening pot ‘ WATS yO ROURK) i neon o ei ) a os a Si , | ws (lat ible age. convenient There te 2 quick way te sell that crm. fo ‘tito rat .* Arwit ie , roe. HERMES PRANK ERAS ‘AN Tee room) «Bcross front. ARAL tie pou ric s wd ALBERTA ‘th. hardwo loors, ° rarac | aes ot $71) trarn . Se nen 1A NON ¥ | . . | ; -? {hive @ . »? * Bk ‘7 . sa se armen eet i dei ie R : ion. &, ’ m) ’ : ’ - “se - . ‘ . : > . car—througk Pest-Dispatch wants. He bat? athast e © heat na ion at . ; . vt "TNACe ; ; ®lectri: fix: . herine terns ’ — bewrit A ‘ one re ' . cot on a) . > on tw AP BON00 wach “ ATS Jp (ROURKE, Tira! ¥. WRISBr: RG, 204 ae G RAND Wl © D. AN DY COTTAG K ; es } ae Py a worm tle $331 acs ore 4 rT Ei kaa. Th i, - - ¥ = ; : sate ~ as’4 SMILS ‘ P Centra! “ — ™ . oT] ar ° : “roe = i gist. . C\ORISTLAN *hniNkoP 3 > zx >. 3 | bie : we ‘* r r $ ’ : ¢ rae r . : ’ .* roms ; : er eur mcares ~ — | BAR 7 PRAMS. OREN. BELLIS. Eo) A. SCHNEIDER, Reuite Tat Ci ae ta 4045 Manchester »t. JOMR BL ABBUTI, Kealior, 704 Chestnut YUSELN-SPEOK KG cABEERT. Lec. 0142 | VERNON ‘CAUX. 722 Cnestout. Ger, 6300, ? —_ © Geane. . | 64524 Gravois. miversiée Port L. WV BISBLBG, ‘ g _ = ; Wal KF 2+. ppeme your order er tcave with

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Seas. ae : e Today. ; DE _DECEM men ~ al mend _—~__ STORE AND 10 FLATS—vtent $2040; ‘ _ 5 West | $10.000. Prospect 1440. OLIVER South South | ar 6209. BAR) Then farm; $20. Del- Mississipp! n es t eodosta ‘ ‘wee 1gr : i idl : ; ‘ > . ree , ' | pets rede ge OR d te. PEIDID RERIDENCE BARGAIN | KOKRAEHE, 7 —__. —__—— | BRICK STORE—Morganford road, 32 feet | A RARE OPPORTUNITY | FARM—3a91 foo acres, 8 acres | ORCHARD HOMES—"On tne Gul??? 10 || > | " 7 ®, et : . ; . . - . : ): g 4 ary 14 NER MUST SEL 1. ' RB $1500 CASH NE EDED. , hee . Soon Moy. + room | fats, gboye: $2000 cash down will buy two stores ’ Ti r , : | rh ae - ii a1) ? 12683 mn on thiy " po are f ig o raneee ° big eri t ’ Ev GE NE . ALI AIA *. ; wars, bath. om salance termes 6 rooms bath. toliet, made: located between 2 AE living rooms and two flats of five! p RM. wo . . oe 7 turne Suburban Orchards, Dept. : | R f 4 : = iz th ctfic, new furnace: ajso basement rooms | rooms and bath above, on 57xx Easton, on | ' — } ase, fF | Biloxi. Miss. i Cheetnout ba ‘ es ‘ , — 4 ,, eal) , HE STNT Tt, lo P ‘ ~~ canes oy; an Arsenal: exc epi ional poargaia: must ‘ ok 3! e , ; f , ra Zz KES tN : A t *Ux1 leet Be wre sores. 5 | | auj k A- ed 1 , ' north tide of street. This ig the best com- . [ r year, ox | 208 an — GIBS« rN | : acs RENSING| | ’ ‘i ; rT iTave ; 702 4IVCG li ; : a= m “s : furnace pre To king +e ry eA a , | wv hav | ,(i@.« ations a ] estab ner lov ati gr Lone ome $30 600. v | y alued at $4 “) per foot. See us for par- > 7 \ +, r e } -6 ] y o - s FrARW i oa pen ree for $600." K. Matix * hie ah wd Nine room ae ERNON : j ivory * “4 et h o 7 i 33 - . . sinc 3 a sean on ee tay 47° REPT. ay r ORSK see tere. ticulage. “Seve a: Te ¥ truden farn E 4 ! improy ere . = pr riehit : rool: garage: 350.1, t i. > 4 Ix has eT) nm ' “PECHAN 12th and Russel]. | — BAL, BE Af Riversi de 4444. G 1m RTNER TP eLtyY CO., 5739 Easton. | Hénte, other } party ie “ ‘s » 1 VYorder FAKRM—B5U Cres . ‘Ou em, ows, 100 } — ‘ . . : (., 403% Manchester BAR NGROVE ~ SPE Chy’ ie: ~ pad : re a eos,» flee DP: ] ARG I; busine gg building | C. ALIPORNI A, +. 41 tC “Bo Hy and f) at; sell _ Cab any 0131. Ri rerside 4036M — =e 7 . | _inauire 3544 Mi hima: 19Q) Substant lal, well-built office and storeroom og ~ ~ — 547 - ‘ N. ‘ uid et t¢ ee oa 4 4a oe Fo = = or ade ede 05 ee ARMWW#17 yy et ee FARM If Ou eXDeect te } ge } . Ns \ 1\ ANI \ ; LEWART yy . a” 26 ingkkie ' } ip om iat a RENGEL-WEBER, 3127 8. G d. 2 : o »} S , | ap | : y Ky o buy soon. Ket ; , } o} t: "nH CAN - .: A. F ' Bie $85 | M. ” : Oe) _ — | — ‘ . srand. lito —* anak it a —_vur new list now. Box R a Post Lis r* ‘gf 4 S irs t rou 1001 no Va } Ke SIDE ee eae | aha - —— |'FAKM One f ~ : STRUST 719 Chestnu: | «2 8** Soe ° just 4, wd ity lo ae Fe eX a Sateen Bo Bt eyanonth: Beod investment. | from $200 u signori (e8%) | FARM : th a 6-room house;| Louis: see ‘nt? posse, 46, miles trom rental $40,000. Exceptional opportunity to get . res beri th ” ap e V () a pid Ii ay : ‘ Sh st i : Pa ot ; JIU: 11 4a4VOi8. Limb icin wae ts u roome Sot) ias @ inimer Kit : ' ¥ : Maplewou 4, Mo ‘BY: . a . - . WENZ I ke 1010 (hee? oe rae. : Verv r oT MILI. ik wR we. eth TR a A |} Grand 8830. down’ ni Vi " ir ‘ epair —— ‘ uitivath Oca ted neat >a = > ia . ; RESIDE | I: ae i » ie Ae ae ESIDENC Ne = : ¥ gee roonis. ine” . . | |GR AVOIS, 6233—store bul'ding, & rooms, | ©: M. MOORE, OLA 84 th. Olive 463% ‘mean Trail » 3 ft fPul iF ABM Me Dri i “e $2 OU rane ~¢ ; poet For rd, sound, substantial investment. M ight ong ti) fur ) ae Il) Bay: £ “ha ie first T1006 ' het | bath d uve garage: cash or terms. | (c?7) pe : paw — F -| Be = O8 kat Warne: thas airmen dl ; ; | : ; ms. : pn Ps i | : aa . as © » a JAA , ilie . , ' : : OM 1u8 Kit Verno: i. Ti}. : — ad N BR ms Ki P. Athy J sit , —- ath, ~ | a! : = H. boa a] THIRD, ai —= : _ oy mee | ner Ps eNO) | MAIBEAL.. YOO bp} roome, Dat! s €ie: ‘ ] be ‘ . =| Lu ii TAR 7 bo ey + hange: 120 ache ‘y | for stores and flats. Address Box A 347, Post Dis. “ i = — — W A’ rs aN o R OURK!I Re ee —---—-——— -- ertean Ride ~~ Pe v aN@y | WUNDERF | opp " ore ~i Tarte 4 ting tng Sue o seat Ke GARFIELD O37 7 , NEAR |? i | We Ip 1 A HO'25 MORG GAN sb. —S0a £: $4 a iverside 431¢ ‘ ‘anh ot F LA Ts—2 sin igie OS and 3. Delmar I8S17Ww ; i r this ———_—_ | ds . ns good \ ey ** govd fishing. J i \ cn” ae ‘erigaten, To it! - a otf 4 e n one P BING GTON bw \ 2S TOry | aU 1? uM IVES men = =) oe a2 - - Bad all eae ; SS SR eens e ene ee (9%) ; — le ie © oad: o-roon a Slee Ville .. ae wide-awake ighiv dev dena Roowe'! ie d A y y LO 614 Cheatnur | ow = =—CY aSning ton oe 8 iron. yen pare = pIculars os ME a3 x wen mer iatay FLAT—Two-story brick, all reoms on : - wil cease. 4110 | FAKM—-For seie or et >. SO acres.{| With good da hes «ood echools, good | e ifs? es _ Ts on 3 A. b! : water heat, F207 epcculation; see vy ats Cheetnt ette and Tower Grove e nessa | > +4 | brick, all } | % ote p : ; DE BARG \ Ke . i @ " $3 bathe and 1% a age: tot GOx165; real snap. Seen ee SS SS TE TT ERTY nema ut. | block *. store : on pong ey oy yay nD “Oni $550, $3 newly papered and | — eet — | Cyr a ygunty Pe. Main 1195 | eee 25 s°RGi) neighbors. delightful "con. | ($25 TO $1000 AUTO LOANS ‘4 PAT. ; a Yr 91020 per vee. i Sa | IH CO. tearfield S165 ! -iME | ; ¥ palates Only ) 200 cash. COOPER c —_ une —— FH | - os gg ~+y , ri and te: ann 4 “Y P Hh Ait “ ae Pe i —nemaplied ; cheapest buy in town at $49,000. Garf eeo or ' ; ' dition i r profitable production of No indorsers: everythin vate; ty ) : | © Steps Hot | JOHN He Amnon: _Kealtor. 709 Chestnut. GC —— a 299 - | _ Santi Grevnte_ 4200" acres. m inerel and coal ion. 1 fa. fruit oad other | rates: ald of own terms. sf io ng. title. Old aaa ARFIEL “4 220W—4 reooing and bath: “Ht NTING AND FISHING CLUB | SITE. t deve opment work done: liberal terms.| *" REILLY m., 3007 1‘ ores al Southwest Missou lar o\ sa Ches nee Darg Lin 4 94.06 se nily tes . . = : 0 ) ' : Gieane cae prices reagonable: roved | loans Br at hie c uy RESIDE Ni fF Resid He b ‘ ‘ . : _ s fam ily tenement: ivgk FFER CON. 1 034-05 a ~Large Ftore eiegalit cor dit On; Vacant: see Miss Smith pane Jerse »y ( ounty llinois: art Ox R 150. Post D} spatch (ec Dy (“*hamber of (os merce octeres on Roowell ' 227 r oii bot - ff n SO, cn | 4 ' Te ——--——- terms: send 4 *y stampe for 382’ cust efferso 409. ( , _ Nn heap. above, ~o-ft. vacant lot for t , ‘2 2] ‘ ae Cabanne: 17 7 ail conven : mNGROV E. SPECHT 11? WN. Tth. - “ road las ? ‘ ! eriis. Call before iv, after 3. Tyler , 4 Li ‘ - P ane lake Out 1 ‘ , 4U0x150. BAK! } , & sy. 4% 1jo' » $O0G socation for any hind of I769R. ; " ake, §0 1 timber: AR} -2 acres, GV in cultivation: : Way an interesting mesasing , WY |MONEY TO LOAN on automobiles. — week or mone while you wait. R ; : -_ 1] ’ «, 2 meLeeel ’ eg ‘tint h. ‘ a ~» pt t LA | . . od first-cla® ne s c eared ne duc 7 mnr ; 4 fi ie agucHKk hunt i] ; - 4 . ini. river front: & ham ber oO f (* omer e, Dept ” Auction C 0 Lecust. Fremont 012 4 507 ; ut. hot-water he ' ‘ ~ nly. BE. rrER THAN 206 | peg eS Ne “ee : - gg ene “a! Or DR. = Py, \CE- perate , 0 i™Mer: _ f by TAYLOR TRUST CO.. 19x Biddle 2. stores with flats and ‘M. RODIEK & CO. 2618 sg. Jeffe-son. ,|GLASG ow. 2807 - y~ roon s two }t i hot- : ‘e aun nN $25 per acre; terms. pring ané . , ideal hu nN ‘ 90x) : + 7 mily ~ BASTON eo ' . . | TLorauRpobolraw ~ er Water heat, sargge, $500 do® ae Fock Post Diepa teh. seh TT sley M. XM. " ees 4 oe Caggtia ter, | house: between Kins) ul | 4474 Easton. _ te rents $4080 per year: price $20,000. | LOUGHBOROUGH. 643-_We l-puilt cor- | BERGJANS, Gerfield 1342.” (e*) | epee Sa £._1,_T. Haley Steelvitle, Mo. to mat ») WENZLICK 1010 & Chestn, ag freee ili take back a good sized first and ner store and flat. 4 reoms abo ve, bath, | noo ! F a : , * -- T ° Ter YT a | ~bully equipped poultry plant: mod- fipest appoint- 4 HOMP. me fi ¥ R 9 | Ba rorutlthi ’ ed trust: $2500 down payment. oes ake rome neds garage: streets KE NNERI. moi rt 211W—3- room fi ame; e; fi st _ FARMS FOR SALE "T) every respect: one of the —- St. Louls County z 2 YY Le ' = a” die Late mie made; o establishes grocery ‘ue Class Bhe i = lant mn &t. Louis ¢ ° wWi}uwzT, ee . . ; . ash, balance $40 (ar! Stor with flats above; . ur TON TAYLOR TRUST cO., RM — 4 miles south of Faat| _Box > 417 ‘Post-Dispa te Neri het Fi ACREAGE—4 acres just olf "Gabany For Quick, Confidential ——_ “ 3 a : | : ITT? R. - ct rm how - rhe thie rr ale 4 bharzain price * ‘ 3 . ~—T Dies OW her Wants c sa e ; ; » Ws 14 Chestnut. Dow if * ~~ & . inode ru Peenen * maid } eGering f 7 ' + oro 1m resi rent $1° OO por yea! I FIC 9 a iva Cab c hase iw SB or wit! , s1Ox k and f x- Sea cl iad es ee 44°74 Easton av “(e@) G st x 8, 2000 Henry Jenne. 4640 —40-nere ¢ ; ‘A ’ - : anon” at Ellisville; lays fine. x) Y RE F LNISHED j and ub", ure, {ruit: io, ain jrated in the heart of Uy , | GHERTNER RK. CO., 5739 Easton. Cab-| tures: elegant location LEONARD. 1122 N.— $750 cash, balance 5, ys %— mont da fruit; good location: eniy Site | Automobile Loans m. 4 reome, tile bath ; 4s vee Service: ie i and if | ) any O31. KAT RE ai WE LZ. 6243 Gravols. Riv 3100 like rent, 7-room medern FARM—L sten! 2a is $500) ment th] _ John M. Stephens: | FARM — Bo acres. e ¢ ham wy » Sen! | ie ; - ym ile / : — -—— : am. mitae : t ) s oa: 4 ’ ly. D , flo re lear tents. pe er ! platin pong borg ty the, We 0 BAD EST WE NT, With \ FUTURE | McNAIR 29xx—! arge store with kitch- |} .> Rew 6-room bungalows, in Elmwood pa her 7 ee Wi ry ) Salem. Mo. _ (ey | buildin y Re woot uy Ge winged | +4 Any Amount. Gee of : - pd | pene > mn . , r ; ’ ‘ | P ? ‘ ’ ; 7 ~ e , ial ! ” , L CKE BL 5 R “ "ANN ; 7 ANN rr HO a price considerab der 3% . a3 Sl fans lly: ©& ; on an d large room ‘in rear: 2 separate | Park _ OO-foot lots, $200 cash, $18 | on, St Pee lllam Allen, 3710 Ore- FARM i] acres on county road. 40) miles | McMEN ut kh ra) Grand KIRKPATRICK FINANCE co. TON, , fail to call He on Aan 7S . ath. le tri family MOMs, i o-room flats + Wate hes 5-roam cot monthly. ; u , rie {} bs mann rt t my price . " : ———a SOU price $300, $100 cash. Another FARM—i0 acres at Affton ee — BA THS. 4 | | f ‘" a a7 ih ~ are - arage . j re r) rear rit low ar Ss] -.| ‘per y 414 # Worittler. 7 roomer modern. , pr 5: pt) . : | : B A RG A ] N Tis ¥ aut AA . : $275, ¥ ny ~+ ssienieninitianaat $15.7. 1 20. on ¢} ‘ | Tn iti vt 13 s! 0. 500: g000 terms. Pho i. cash. , . quip pe d Qzar k Fr ult F, a rm ai : se Sse et, fa out. Ce) Pe ment £0 a feo he aula “Ti0 Locus? oT. ve cca : AD O37 . . ie Pp. SE NNEC ER. yg os 72: restnut. - Laclede © BR « -) Sheridan, 4-4 flat, $750 cash. a _ ii hI] VI }; ema!) buildings ideal spot for “Fitiine res. If gold within 10 Gave, $10,000. | | | arta tox | 12. F Mi RG AN 7 e $60 per 3 ea pri ce. sha Tr O00 | dow, t : > | day from ROUT FARM AGENCY. 35: > ise, 8D ouse ( Lindel! TRO PAG poME BaRG ROONEY P_HEATH CO. Garfield 31169 750) we, aime | Ak | ASTON. Taran TRUST CO., Bis. h. Lae We ee ee ses 1y $200 cash. Nathan Mem: [Cts DAT ODOT an a 1 alla BE T ¥ 540 Delmar. I. x ceptional Stor e- FF lat * ) hi HEL i 37: TAVO'S® ay eee 4474 Kast: ny ay —_ - — — ae Steel lle. Mo . + SK K kK (it; | }- RS of ( LAYTON | aaa , / me |. Only $750 cash needed: easv payments HO. 2828—Sto “noo? ng: brick; store | NEW | BUNGALOW, $756 CARI, PAK M—a&\ res, o 120 acres in Creve Coeur bottoms, all | wizt Me McCAUR E Mew mest modern G6-room residence | as , A. ; fine condition: electri its nd 3 roor t. oor $ rooms an¢ ROB Goode: pen eB. - et Arkansas ae eee os wea away aA , two high land and all in cultivation; %-room | ~ Headquarters for . = rom single at 4 "f der | house. large barn. 35 ecres eifa'fa. produc- TER large etirfa at room. huilt ny the beet | store and 5S reome £000 OCA 101 ‘ mR nee POR. ee ‘ oe P 4 ei ch RE “ on mn > etc only $6500 ; mu be seen to be ap- “ le: write Bee Vane: nburg. Moorfield | © itbu dings; ic deal lox oem all + | ne 4 tons per acre yearly: farm Produces | oans k gara ; 0 oe goat. wat pt wood Teaidine . : ur jeeation in the « y | Ce@lay. mo: . ae : : : with 110 preciated. { eT) - to ‘ i | *K can) rive $2650 ‘ KE. Lew is, Cuba M 40 bushels w heat per acre and corn n u QO Ae ott “ = Owner shor thr ro : : Rn. R BARE W EL L. 495 Ps L Tel ra © ry L. we c AR TA N & ‘ ‘O ~ c2 ‘ hestnut. K ; - ———E os SANTI EL L » RE RT 22 f hee nit (ee) ARKANS ANS AS and Louisiana farm J: is PAR (M—386 acres, Pike C a , mm | ' proportio rn the beet buy in the sounty;: » _— ke wy - + ’ _ es _ . ae id , sis 7 ind leita > : aa ~- - BeAr LAY. | UGE JU ALTniMER w. AT | $1250 CASH BUYS 2 HOUSES "WEURTH, Tssz Shep and Tarwe tot, | scHoor Sa Sonia See een ee | toh tle: cotton. ‘rice Fruitland daitys | _improvementa: wil sell ail Gr aee-haits | Ai2e, 979, acres overlooking Missount River:| Get 95 to $1000 Quick i S85 Glee $e : _ ; we ‘ bengal Compton an rooms eac ’ ng: cash or terms Brown-Me lty | al 120 43 . ~ ; > om Grand; very casy | Ta7a Kings Fg tke "IT34 N , U (" Ty AD AV. °S30.32 Morgan st.. two 9§-room houses; bi e place ‘will ate ry, wi}! “ran sease bath: separate furnaces eran irotd J - | Co.. 214 Center st.. L ittle Ro« “te tae y sis0_ 120 leva tole ee cules a bers glee 207 aeres cp Meramec. 7 by gt ay Five minutes after you bring p title EET SO. Pealiees | Septionalts” weil’ inna} "he, Maem tame ot 7, rooms and sun parlor: |bath: re SL OO: AR. cpownut, | floule cat tate Noakes For bar | ment: Srrecnt’ rental“ tons wii Swell for | pete SEEKER—Ozarks' 160 screw 1B (46x) | Wyaown 158, * © 2 Ne A Central 1 1370. struct or in ¥ wet mie mane a. ‘iret } : floors hot-water - dlbae aed ga ' = - ‘ IR IN] nr ree ‘a a rn ideal investment for terme “gee cleared. impre ved ll n; pric e $1200. bt AKM 5% dcres ou Hi hway No. Qo. 1 ‘ ti ti : G il the a : h it nOwiier. ing | | i ae ¢ DERSON. STOCK ‘kK E-BUERMANN | 3 ST¢ OR ES oe 6 oh, + f! t. stor : Be ond Ca — } ORE NE R. G. SCOTT. suo « hestnut a free list. Toler Bros., Nettleton. | filling station, dance hall, 6-room im- Kirkwood Trust Co., Res ters no eee 8 Mb wy , FAQ Fm , . Yr taving w V IN-S EO - , rooin Tia h, 0 or, . _ ' ees: r proved house; 2-acre fruit orchard: 100 ] rf u ce] Open * _ mt South f e ffingwell and Dick- awe Ere alii ~ Have a large list o arms: you @ Jo we oy. ide Homes | W ay ‘ Ke Mw hw , hee i. “ome gare. oe a A ed ot one n : 3 peeen ond rome a an ve; one Meam- DOERFT. INGER: Realtors Humbolt . SEMPLE, 2923—65- room frame two: story — abe P ow res. near Whi '@ River | tor. 47 Ee ig REET ZALINGHT. eat + So to + us before rae, We ave Low rates! eg OB os Yahtens ‘ : ; 2 2 , ‘ 0 jk ¢ mR A BI | or 0) SARAH. NE Ak 7 $1000 CASH BUYS re lot fee sy propose Dixie dam $100. $$ = the property, and &@ ratte A. a... daily because we treat eve fir anc 4s ‘ 2S ; - e j WILMINGTON AN] ARAMA. h. electric 180 o n mmaerr . ‘ j : n. &. €O.. vest ¢ 4 Shaves cna 4 tath Ny): terms see ESickMEYER FLEER RL ‘TY.| monthiy, Al Zimmerman, 1800 WN. Sth, | FAR M-—Buy from owner. 80-acre farm, | You Merce BANKING square. Open from 8 A. M. to tive hot-water heated, €4ruce; Si ag wd fash 77 VWestmineter: @ rooms, bath. hot-wa- , : , cre i , } “ity n f mpre ~ ; . : “ cage ree gel $85 month: priced at n N._Hrog iwpy. nbin oniy one sear old: very mod Siok INV. QO.. 3905 N. Grand. Colfax | Kansas — 2 _ Kao. ne on ty bay other buildings, 146 12 acres. just north of new high school, Y ~Car brick garage. pen) Je re . > HAUSCHULTE R. E. OO., 2407) « ; excellent ‘estment: rents 2 239 ' uit ’ peac an iw? ice ver w, for sub- AHLEM LOR ‘ BI c CHAUWN EY Pr. ED | ria OP Catia Broad a : 7 Os 20R BY ( RG. I . S6I )( MW) res eric e lo wor will trade. Phone | $500 CASH BUYS WEAT END It HOME — eer er nin, - 3 ‘tog —" ond pene ae i >. oP 2 goes streets; price very lo ors ~ 4 J i : - wr vanpeggammc, | 313 Eight nice rooms ath electric, new — ese , ; ‘ Gaa ot Ri ] 4 Oacres. Clarkson rd.: 4-room bunga- ] 5 N. GRAN ' » , ra hi} comin bue'ness and aut boule- - - ~ —————— ‘ ‘ "* niw 7 and w?riiitr , 4 » mie 2a5 onade ver, rooms, hot-wat t: 6 \ estmore!l and Drive m thie com ng ; , ; ' furnace. Vacant; papered and painted; cnly nd poultry fern , rm. BA-foot ot ee OWNS Wan eIGuTS BUNGATZ ¥ ee We the finest and most mod. | Y8T4: Jot 28x144. with oid improvements Modern my haweehops and Maes wondertul | $$O monthale, | hoe BRS Winton pi ion8 wheres from $600 0 to $4000 4 year: | Mile to town: wilt sell tor ® ‘Droperty up | LOOK AT THIS 52 ACKIEM _The Workingman’s Friend. i PL, 4 ‘Ee Ven Oe Mr Di. cheainteitell te ase this sract | mt a p wens: wadows future: 1 eeuil een th "ip A e “ONL Y , $300 ¢ ASH AND $0 | MONTHL y 4. r “— ; R oy hern - Ca liforniasfust $5000 S. Dwiewins 1737 Onio city Baxter rd Py ymber: jagt the place for —~— — - . - rag hot. er he a ile batt ly new home: 10 roome, 3 baths large | cach dawn: bargain on thi t ; STUES SEL REAT ry Co. 2548 S. Grand. Buys 1025 WN ton; ©O Nice rvuoms, | — hy Rig fp: moderate means ar er ur f ; good | # house; fine well: on) ‘=F! Mi — rooms, tile bath: tear | TAE*; . eat: jot 60x10: ew h is’ Guariere, Forest | #282 gown: best ba he oh mse . Ga | bath, electric 500 | who wishes yy abiieh a home on a few ~ he i ete is oe 12 AORES TRUCK FARM LOANS ON PERSON’L anaery - : rane floors , Casy terms. $2000." 7 aud servants quarte aed vv LAR! 25 7 — | pete E $25,000; INCOME $3780 —~ | ba eisctric, “pars sR $0 "Chaat (ee) | @Cres that will insure him a good living house, barn; fenced; about one-half Waerson wd.: one of the —s eprings well” built ané invite CHAUNCEY P. HEATH ©0. Garfieie ; 955 Delmar. |S.W CORNER JEFFERSON AND 8-10-12 Chippewa: large modern | SAM =~ : y; lends Cultivation; ama >a _ ae ee - © neal = : ‘ 7. 2 “>? ‘ > { i -acre ar) Iprov ed SOO for quick ANN RE bl. and Princi MA BChool: oe flats, oll statior F or particulars 3491- 3-—MERAMEC ST rec at: 5 rooms halle. baths proved; | ashurg. Mo cation ‘low price. ti a ‘Chastaue st. idence; re oamelon hal 1. ae sth art a. a fur yr | AIT'’LI IN. W Ay TER a REALTY Stores as . flats: fi: investment: wil] | electric, basement; good home and invest Satiene are ) | rvice; South Faro —290 acres. 4 miles ge tds 4 pot. | _———_______ = ane ee needing mone ‘oane Ry nie ED ing ee hi: "” ‘ar rarag — . - batt 4 + om ee - ; . . 4hsh,n* 434.14 site aa 4 se)! ta bares ain ; “STOL TVAN PR. E. ment. a.lforpnia é ¢ clin late you j enced woven wire: 70 acres cree 0 ; . JOHN S BLAK r 815 eecce Jerse tot; Bnall ened | CO. CO., 4003 Chouteau av. Grand |JOBN.S. BLAKE & BRO., 835 Chestnut} ay enjoyable 12 months’ open season.| ton: fine springs: ap BN years. tc ‘REAL EST’TE-OTHER CITIES | SIF Sa oem AND soya to ly - pelt > a ’ bet 1a uit J — a . -- Smee aaa . ouemenl ere. Nearby ; | $2000 Government i Pe vears RUPP eneeEmEE cee meee c62 . EXCEL LENT BUSINESS CORNER nas ne mae — seuntain reanet . ay: jeaving citv: will ane ‘rifice m yity | LOTR—Twi 100x150- avlendldie ix loce ted. AVOID werry; Toelter Id a one S qT RE I ARG ‘ AIN SOUTHEAST OR Aan LOUISIANA AND wo Dic AP aot) SARGAIN' ' ul ‘lustrated Pa sae oF Ow de. , $201 M a aelh. J Ww Mo “all. “4 03 Palm Beach h and Vero Beach ys several. ~~ A A 7 west chicken house and Adjoining nori thwest corner Kj ‘S’ Age Choute: ° story ' store SKA he ty r , amei : ‘ea } e Torry Grand 2251 WW Florida: bia sacrifice for cash: 5 4, ‘ali. . . | "ae . che aul : — ae nk ' ' 52. with 6-room pendab le information on Southern Cali- ———_4 ~ i A 2 oe “es if anja thie + onth | wed Bg ems: ne. in. nw a. xg Te reen ' } »> rnmomie 3 at » ¢ + ge nd Store and 6. mes = ve bafh: new $- ' oe ones 7 ee costing over $28 per forr via . ee Tonamaven General Colen! CHICKEN ZAR —Adigining. town: : low nec d money Box } OT, Post-Dis. sss i weer Will Sacrifi 187. eam it by « oe 5 uy ore! 1% : barga'n: Lote il fu 1 , wood . floor bake shop a: 1 rage in the p rear car wee me ER iz! , -) oe ‘ORE ANT | we F east. of Grand; oe move | ance timber; 200.000 feet ak lum-;, REAL ESTAT ral advancin i. 4ly. = t porchen. No. 5 DAR TFORD Eight rooms. Four bedrooms, hon dageeh ) a 1 | CORNER STORE AND amend | ae _ rifice, #9250; tod ay. 4 Florida | pace SS ee wine od ae a R At EAT AT values adv we pid); ay | IND | OR A-356,! pesna tive coos of 9 recme : anule bath, second floor. Maid’s N. W. Corner Ninth and Carr. 3. 4 and 5 room filate and etore: excel. we al POLL. CK, 101 N., sth. Cortes | f \and near : reom house, fair barn, spging and cistern | here; b profits for those who invest cv or ZL atn te - —— rch: hardwoo: Ors, yt-w : , . ‘lent renting pn ty lwa ood. | : per acre. 4115 Eas-| water; some fruit; two poultry houses; mow. ree ‘ilustrated booklet. J. D, e's ‘ 1 floo hot-water ] H rt 0 \ s€ ing : a ve « $+. lot 1491 60 the price and 4 om, hath, first floor. ot- Front of 100 feet on Ninth st. | WM. E. WRISBERG. 2204 &. Grand, _ DW VEL T IN NG S located 3 miles from Bloceneene and Steplea. Licensed Hroker, Ft. Pierce, ‘iil surpr! a § z 9 » nae LA j I acre 259 Gash. worth double: State highway: 57 miles south of &t. —— =— oT E ZEtKIG TRUST. 719 Ct ma r heat. Two-cear garage, | by 132 feet, 6 inches on Carr st. | BAKERS. ATTENTION . dia: . ange groves; cleared.| Louis: price $30 per acre: clear: make CHICAGO FOR PROFITS. ~ > Je nm an ~ | ©. corner Jefferson and Lynch 3416-18 Hickory st.; 4-room ¢ottages, ‘harvat, 3500 Grom iview. Chieago. (9%) warranty deed and abetract to title. John Here is your opportunity to meke money. ne R c ~. > ] Sa corner Ler , nd Ss) "nev tr et e+ 4-2 ied Modern 6-roo: L NIVE ‘RSI 7 Y ( ITY "HOR memedrive; lot 50x | Fletcher R. Harris Rea ty Co. smlandia lore tise tee ey atreets: | rent only $25. ' - et ane ge rt Ste. G Mo. Gi ¢ idle dollars a chance to make — r. : NOECH AN. Tour eek! | HEMMELMANN-SPACKLER R. E. 00 sarees rey hs ie ng EE ne the fortunes that other men have gained | MONEY TO \ on a oS Plone prere. die Pt reasonabte e offer. li ADCL _ on » ' , _ ‘ >: | ~, . += - 6 th : - . Cs, ne ‘ 7 . ——— a ae — — ae : suilfal a. vom Reantify PAD ~ uF —-* ay div er R. Harris Rea Ity Co. N. Kk. ( or. 4t h © and ] ine j HAN 1 Z. ' R €se/ | i 7th and Chestnut _ sta. (@, a ae ; A ae = te - R- « 1R° ‘Gals or. 4th and Pine : Dn ee ee | DANDY STORE AND FLAT IN GROW- pest cee sree ini te agen —— - , wa - ~ a n | ee ttom fine fi! shing stream, apartments acres for exc hange—no cash MONEY canned on yd > la | na’ é We, or S: | T ING NEIG HBORHOOD—NORTHWE ST | ARM nety acres finest citrus } frame house, barr poultre hones) amobe: |fequired. Join our liste of satisfied elients.| Grané Finance Lorp., and ein : ote p Sores: ' Be rut, 0 —— 7 ast ome YN or aie or Lease i OORNER FEILER AND DEWEY. IMPROVED PR'P'TY FOR SALE I ie highwav and ra sen " ae ne | fr me a es re Foe Bre i ~s Write for partic ulare today’ vols _ Prospect 957 ne ee) : ’ aer-* + . oe Good d g with room in hack e 2 as “Sy +a 5 ~ Fay | + «@ §000 eprings alle bt A ZOR ny Pr. J. CORNWE rh R. EB tne DJ.M 9047 W AT RALA 7 FS ge sine: P ee te ee a - ie e OO) | d: only a wonderful buy. investment” Specialist. $4 ni ndolph vt. MONEY —— on furaisere and pianos ‘) } : >) BP Thoroughly modern ree: e ” ul res included; double garage: a __ rea! E. Cor. 8th &! far et Sts.’ FLORIDA map free: truth about farm and | s. 50 cultivated. balance wood- oo ' R ° at 4 “a y ph oe 4200 W estminster . dence of 12 rooms, 2 baths buy. pe 57x1: 34. with improvements. which city lot for $700 T je- | Jand, ; irly ievel. about two acres col pte. ' v City . > 5 c . “a ‘THR A ‘ ; | fou flieor®. containt: - 3 }uUay?: » | 9245 er mo rice $18. 000 ‘ ner of a ley west 0 Br adw I 4 : 4 Vright a ' , acres /Vat e - ; ich —eeteeennee + .. INKO] . me 109 N 7th rey , . “T\) “f; - tir c elevator: 5 15 vo 408 E Wriz Pensa ual wood land; gvod 4-room dwelling: barn, much lower n 50o te $1 + nearby whic ox Y Dae m brick house, bath, | —S621_s. Grand = fl cambse “MARTIN &@ PREITA Heel *ANDLE Rw et i a See ob07 MN. Bixth et” ireprooft FLORIDA LAND—Will vo : , poultry house. smokehouse, on good hard: | }s valued from $ fed 1 ae °C 00, ya The be Hei « 4 4 . Vv ’ Var vere) » a +e 4 ¥ , . gree - gen ' . ‘ ‘ nto ¢ 4 A ov, Rea > *_hen _ . x - _ , 4 ’ ~ k ’ : 4 + *"T j - meat _ 6. 4 + ° +s . ; ‘ a a gar -\ etc tn is a rea) bargain : lot 16 ; " ' ’ ° ; - ’ nape ku i F t es ROU theast of st Louw! s: 40 ac res of Tompe and Bt | i e' ereburg 473 mi! es tnake ye ur ow lerrmne. lo 2. 88 Tooming house Southwes: corner Dartford: fine NEW R ESIDENS KE rd st ed Demaen Stores and ¢ aty renting for $1436 at! wort $6000 : price $13,500: small cash et, ' ‘oride scenery: price ~ acres in timber; 2 never-fail- | south o Ja ksonvil le and 400 miles nearer futue! bp out Victoria rales. Th a: Will pay for jrse: t: home, containing 11 rooms. 2 naths 3 Naa V8 VPs oa » ' “w ; ‘ old rentals: lot xP: good future to this | payment ; o , a pet of malin ‘ eprings, borders on Establishment the equator than San Diego, Ca! Ac usat howe Centr - ‘ onstruct eda for Comfors and éurabtlt r 19 SOUTHM OOR Mor ens . statior er" property. ITE NR y HIE MENZ R. CO., Agt 5652 Sw av 3-3 poome tollet a neni a oon” aan printine Age , i. Situated on the beautiful Calooweahatchee " Benth Garfie! d 1427 | 160x180. bu = cars: ‘ 4 6 v ‘ Pe Pager > . 4. + = ] n 614 « ‘hestmuyt et j lat 5506 ermal! wr in caeh - . : —~p- — WII SON P ist * ; 18 acres unter cultivation River two and one-half miles wide ar Fort WE advance Te to salaried ewe smal) cash HENRY HIEME ze "HEAT Terr -~}. Just weet of Pennsylvania avenue. aie , - aoe @ raat " } 29! Donald av wy ——py a ne empings 4. = . ’ li tin bers can a. : Myers Boating. fishing and yachting, deere, Pues Der = red , . ae as . J ’ , .* ’ ‘ 7% id ° hry hy a n A a } ; , set ’ ‘ ae ae i on - ‘ ¢ (n . . 5 , " i ; req : od 10t in an exchange. —{O"S. Central 1371. 614 Chestnst ane tock south of 2 yg andee Marne j cell on terme at a bargain. Store and Cave | roperty | poreb, ‘beautiful caren in @ fine lecs- | FLORID. LAN D—Crestview. Yia &0.107 - State h che except “of aiqgee af i yg “Population 10,000.| dential: no inoulries “made 1... 4015 De! mar. 5P05 Cc ABAN NE Z Tard This oro | as nike nt ‘BREMNER KR. EB. Cn ( W ait wright BI ldg. | 19465 Wvroeming st.: location of late Pal tis or acres about in centre 4 mann o* h de- ron | and ehureh price $25 A gem city with great possibilities. on the Royer or Rareety ole 5o44— 7. -room hore: » a - — pmtall. Laree | = : . "om Bt Y THIS CORAE KR INVEST ME AT Wark: large one- “story _ build: mg. with 97 | Southeast corner Menara ené Ann: 2 Veiopments; Ringling W hite, \ a.parais John Herter Ste. Genevieve Mo. converging point of severa] highways, in- 421 Commercial de. and ¢ live. - Vv. =i aston.éc) LOW PRI 1; ASY Jt ’ . ny OR am tes au | fis ' — 7 u - Fer YSTs: feet frontage on my oe Td it with rc Sa and © fi ate, ab) meeee oy — $25.- ve oe eee ween al i - ~ | 25 POULTRY LANI SS down, $5 inonthly Cusing the 4 ~ an at Tem gy _ -* site m.. re- iree coltlai ~ reain at v 4 weit : , Ae, tn 32 per year; make us an |} umite from acre , low @ 1 ¥ » ra ami an v. | : d rooms, hot-water This exceptilonally wel!l-buflt res R. A i}. B. BULLOCK, | 200 clear: terme arge natural cave beneath having a very | _ oe “BTO RES. ceording to location a: + Ae , a ,~ Southere Sie ae i oe price | Tamiam! T Ae pike Attention, Manufacturers! | -_- a ‘ ——— — ee _ == 7 nd reception A! — per cent per = 3 ewelry. clothing furs. td sic 4 Inet rurments © r cat. ; ' - A. &G term rida has predicted that Fort 0. Owner, Linde!) has 8 large rooms, eteam heat end field 1016. 1003 Fullerton Bidg. WENZLICK. 1010) Chestnut. Garfield 1427 large natural cave benath having a very 4001-03-05 Utah ol.: 3 et and 2 ga | Telephone ‘Oey omy Cee ‘population ef 300,000 Turn your accounts spoetvesse. t ar a ' wood throughout. ” — & STORE CORNER + Baines property to be sold to gettis es > thet oo “Filo 000. Dearborn ated 25 N. Dearborn st., Chi- —=2: ———==& | people 4 notes ia cash. Day hardwood | This property has Juet been listed —_ ~- a 4200 Grove a 4 large store. 4 room pe : Sch fine corner cago, Tl. POt LTRY FARM—5 acres. adjoining Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Afr , u an- ndition. 9108 cash, Yery low price and very attractive 7 += By 4 HENRY “HH EME NZ R. CO., 614 Chestnut. |g 2 gurages; wonderfu! tp st JAN. © you may see with me. without ob- Perguson on good rock road. new 4- Line planning extenaions. Surrounding LEOPOLD G oda ’j Vanderbi!t. - | _ Room 519. 705 Olive. Ga | Saeve. electric, very reasonable price an room house, lari e poultry house: good country ewned by Dupent (c)| Can be made to responsible party. SBEAUTIFU L NEW HOME | tert sins as, flats yeating younsels. 1) Ras spring: wel! pi to kitchen: fruit trees ‘ “yea where manv have actually i ne: ‘ ~ : ron Collier, Rockefeller. Henry Ford. Rich. | = r- aRAl> Clies invest. | holdings. so charmed were they by she” at $4250. Graft & Case meaty mond Dean and a large rubber company ~ MONE Y ‘ON SIGNATURE ~ Gar! fhe id “0187 . me » Olin exuuieite piece na- (0. Ferryson, Mo. ee a ; Boring training camp of Philadephia on salary or furniture, saat so ae front re reali. card to inspect, . Bere r \ y f)- ~ ~ , C™., GREGG, Main 4640. STANLEY EPSTEIN, 819 Chestnut. 6308 San Bonita Av., [AURER-G _— BEPFA ‘Lindel 5 aeno” Southwest . . “pow P ai ’ , a —j or f » , ut an . “os 7 : i— Hi-Pointe $1000 CASH. MONTHLY PAYMENTS GRAVUIE, Stes Sree, Store with offices 138 8 Broeéway: babecy. grocery and ¢.), andicraft. where the ¢ {| Blue POULTRY FARM—40 acres, 20 in culti-| American hall club. 1 Ff eat meet ne . hat h furn } e : = ” . r above Air a " oat “ : P oil. ees "s, , m . » ~4 " on garage. ®, clec | Jew isting’s VERY | Ow PRICE ANNU a, i NES Phe 760, tet eee F Me £51 FE. J. A’ SCHNET! ER. Realtor & Builder, nara ach shop: dandy business; a real | cooches” the nc s the n juring itl ion. bal op ~ a and use Toa 3- | aah tt a ng —urganize your eyndicate— SOCTHERN MON - oe - 2 re} pd r ot nS ‘ a , wt , - $° OR TRUST Co., ' 4632 Pershing—10 rooms. 2 bathe; 7 y For SENT ONEY brick bu ‘ding, sture, flats, rooms; fine | _R ree Saee wom LEO 11-19 Gravois: 5 stores: rent $400 , B00 feet n. cool! ¢, L's miles of | F. p. Rondeau, Franklin Arms Hotel, 406 Li bert» Central Trust Bi Ol easton av. | desirable home and location: lot Oaks For a one teat Lt TION . investment aid eo QUINCY, 5200—Bakery shop. ready for) month yy, fine investment umn s. Lan j te at rst ik e*; 00, h gold for $3! 00: quick F! a . large 10-room | a be eold to close an estate. * - Pr B BU ILLOCK JOHN § BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Ches = wl or ivers a ‘7 30 further information. 29-07 S. Kingshighway; beautiful ee ee eee ee ou tc ass (cash. T. i. Eaves. De Soto, Mo i Pi ‘0. Raaitors modern convenience: 775 Waterman—Attractive home 103 Fullerton Bide. 1 hen rey 1918 SM. AL L CHI KCH BUILDING. 37 ho © ASH RR. _ wintitilen al use tiat, stone porc, ose Png. — 6 6S ree ; & CO.. who 5 AC KES, FRONTING HIGHWAY NO. 9. , Monroe st.. “nicage or aoctor or rooms hot- Water heat. hardwood floors; ; :' $5 ’ : es i rise x prety ; . 4 - * f R ¢ ‘ = . > | om. ph "be “a ris on mow th 6 ” t 17 Ir City a bargain Ls) tT’ Is 175 Ww J: on a Chi ‘”go T? se laried people ar garage - a == = Se ~ iG Tf @ rt ie greg: m. 4214 eOniTi£ : ‘ “ etd a Rio ‘ ; tie pase we 7 (a) hk cimewick Mn = acs? — - wir howt indo rsers. end * withen ‘* N ’ ory N STBIG TRUST. : — en - tne i? mi) sniendid b r West amount of cash will h pew a Pee — — - - ——--- po. oe . uw , be REALTY co | RNET & ZEIB 40x] iid bargal ements ea ' of ca Ld thy — Tare egy rHiRTY-FIVE ACRES. PROFITS OR MONEY BACK ef fmployer of enyone one, reper in oma eve —— . x ~~ ee —— - : a SAMUEL IJERERT, 722 C1 it. | BLACKSTONE AND.- MI NERV A——Busines ; ' ' ee in m yooh oat a ) , 5 TY . s'ollments Sy , v . ' ' idea! lea £1 Gertrude a\ . fine home rain. ahany s06¢R. eal 20 MILES FROM City. Write Box 27, Jacksonville, Fla. for 31 ube AMERICAN aan, be ? a *gi000 hide. | ST. ROCH’S PARISH—SEB , ‘operty: idea! loration: deat w ' * ’ y . . > > ‘ = — - . = . F ‘) , ° ’ ‘ r E arE OP 4 —e ss - 7, gs ‘oe - : GOS3 Mer Herson, owner leaving, & Ferri hme Be bs oadw av & Di Soto er: Sunday morning _e) Lee bh ng ; —- ‘ea LA ND OM NE KR with 20 cessfu A rea! 3 PR me details ‘of wo efaction or money back offer 14 Tewer B "het de Trice cut to ae!) this love! Vv - reom ft mh) fd " th ‘ store and hes . SIN SCO . ~ m. « cain Kae “ce x oh ais + i ys } Se . —- } Ee t 7 Ba iad . ‘ MSS bakes ‘ ~ es ryt Par! da le 's eR ee mE oa —_— - anal a he water heat. harndw 004 floore. tile fives ‘ ’ ) } 4 ‘ “ are Lo ft tate 4 ~ - wre RAF \ > ° i ; Bt > BAL, VS => ._—- $1 DE tp o . . i Ww . = : ‘ . * 1s Hk NS, 2 * I me iT irs . 5 dn RE: — See rank H. Alewe! is hy. ardw. ad floors, , mont and rear por bh garage. c : ‘ } I ) tt, ‘ . Tewey @V.: «4 FOO rp ] ‘ ‘ . nepect wour ling “a” — SO straw hberr es, rtta ; if SE oe li - ee ——————— - « sel! eur foe - » hot-water heat won-) Williar - tes ~_ ye 2. Sw I : | " “ide ete I ; rhe $ - | lame, with mF I. GUN CH ) DELMAR. 37 orth : : ; nd dir ur sal est rs , , 0 Fine Homes’ J. ou DILACH & OO. eee Seeenion haves: batt usie 909 Devonshire: near Kingshighway a A gp es i Me omary comm wher, 725 Wainwright Bldg. “A FARMER'S PARADISE | god 0 or busines: ve nm ure; |EDGHNE 3 , LTHE! = 217 C i — ae . wn 4 7x > J. ALTHE MER. > Mae EL roar w ; ae _ oe % ae i ym . atior rr ;* . Minnesota av 5 rooms; SURO ah ey : : wii i Pht rae 4 ROOMS, | C . ~ - - - ’ - ek Arunde! 1. ~ reoems, brea k - ———— : “ } ss he ; t U : . = ‘ > ’ ’ oat . ’ ‘VU ‘ | ww ©’ 4 : nis ‘ oe 4 ROOMS, ; ' re = . mem” 7; HOMES EX TRAORDIN 4 room. > ll porch, 2 baths; h) \\ av Investment vert Le . investiz a ‘hone |_e Ge | ; in nepeytati at ne = Moot . ig ft the price th ve) com ' CHIC KES Aa, s. COW, roe, 2 cr sk . () : tg en °. a ree ma. GS xx San Bon! ta: 10 won ‘erful 4 Sarage ; low price. “oe : ‘ J Hr dgze 4 neu ] . he = mee ean _—_—-—— Cee 7 = . . Mt $35. — r F ~ a , writ , Tr ; Ds . - } Fac } oe pureh 30; price is Triste. ho: SES Gener nemetonetton: 6 : Boland drive; 9 rooms; 3 baths: ieee". 2 oo “eget steam heat r) EAS TON, £660 ve 4 i Lores ate | ” Utah pl.. : - ——. - pay. wy ina J monthly wr. 725 W ain wright Bid z. SEMINOLE €@.. FLORIDA intereet eharyed on | tify } reome beautiful'y appoint “4? 735x175; new. ery j | i? ‘ \ ij j ing : " SACO he 4 ners ‘ : 11:icing As . ' tranaportation . 4 ' | bon , ou — — — Konia, im_ the fincet ture! sectice | | cents, with » «+ * ae td CO. tastefully dex om ated, ti ed bull : in a) Kingsbury: 9 reoms > 4 baths; i 2 | ' a . po , » 6 r ’ Fr =s : os eS : * - _— ‘9 ly | or lure \s al) Improv emer its - = — - _ _ -_ — _ . 0 (; “10. AC EE. _— aP Na, “yar iT. ormds (only few t_saricalte f the a * ~~ (ubher ame in aah ans 4 ’ ATED R CO. 403 Co . TTAGE. A. cap Benteod” 4 bee Seto —_-— - a2. re ire : — . . he j : a tie ; ‘ KIN Calumet Pidag. selected red or white oak fioo7s. “fl | entito m r year. Tax: re the pe ‘os ae ——— ot ¢ alle iar L.TORS or syndicates | shy f thly. | Ori ie 494. Eetablished 43 lect ex te o , : fin 9 yes ' ate eel 2 _ >| gephals street n mecrete alley; Y | RL: . f . ; a ptt eo rifice, $390; §10 monthly. — ance) --Oviede wonderfa! eopenoni mt * years. TOOT) thode ry) re sidence, ' gleam beat . : Concer a a Sem inat ’ 685! P nl ho = o a: } : tor (97 ‘4 on 4 4 T hree ber 1; } a - ‘$45 wr Cre ! ; rif se , ee"; (yvermat = ainwrig ht te —y—' — poy Y ater 7. | Market. No indorsers requl onal) - ' ershing; 9 rooms, baths ; races. haréwo feet 54>: Riow ner Poot ote in © -_ el 4 ‘ 6 ; ) , wil! Produce Pall Cinae. de oT “Thee « ‘od ti | — > m 4 ae ont ® Tw i* “hrieti. i Rrother i‘) iege. bet Taree iy} oo ; - 7 = & +} Be Th . Grenad 7 nt, ry i 4 : 4 “6 . en —— o Ix» RR ames have fin ie ed ae ord! ne to indivi : " ing room, bat car curace. , 5 - - : . . ne . ‘i . : th ghi-clase t mbin ’ } a ‘ act ’ & 6 ar ' lop q , ° ‘ r- Leys on Trust Co. ; Realtors - Soar garese.” 3. | ene I 1 id Pershing ; y box =o qyeliadlammameed, mt fiures. refrigerato ot iy FR ANK H. T OBE » § F 1 and tr rma oct Kirk ood | ORTH THE MONEY FRUIT The s« easy Furniture lLoans—Autos = ~~ .E NZI ve "kK. ny a Ch t. Gar field home; real vulue. Northwest ' ment: new high-claes construc cated uitab ; tinet? Litiv FAR) " 255 S589 | : a : ledo ' . . 4204 N. & | . 1 hestnv' 61a Kingsbury ; 10 rooms. 2 baths: mail . - —~ oot ; ™ "4 Pat a2 REALTOR rate) riced G. bert lart he 4 : LO ume 63 acres, 29 imber, 4 ; MADE SAME DaY. oie ’ > = , ANI? pir] bine iBines yroner- on eee oes : - = Seal r4an~ ~ os oe — nf ee, ; writ runnis t ] | Soutn © 8 mt. i r fident: Residence, i . > OK K! ONL » 4 $1: a 750 Buys ae porch, hot-water heat; lot: ” ts 2 ete on 3 t 1A \ CHES TE _ EE xx—s1 e427 Gravois Riverside 41068 —— | Pe. os > sat a # ma * crit ae —= -" BOE: a > tare 9] Mun: 7% rhs ’ ibs tear gurage; price reduced Cities Meek” fen. taal inday aft Manchest feet. with iving 5 , . a: AB titer: Of th of ¥ 5 N ern: idea Tr rm lovely roo u will sell quickly. ey ean maa Bet Re i errs kn, e) Por ns 3 = Sg ay: ; cide ~ “kK TSS] or iM F E. F L, { mR foe a h. mer “cea ee | We rae abe Lead (amblers BROMO a or iaee i ANtn CORP . (a) oe - af . (} heat. bri ‘te doo: ‘s. Se | I . clove exe hambe fore sa make Glux McPherson : 9 rooms, bath. a ~~ — _ or ; ry “eo can right ry H ARM( M co ot. 4194 i ! Business unk oO hotel ‘ ny Prices are besed des ‘st § epeciiy uarant F if a ; 3. ALTHE MF: R tk - ater heat. hardwood fleers. oil M Re I oT 57 new oi leased e~ c 4 38 FARMS and FARM main street in sein mer Po ee , all timber. Oregon County: Live outdoors aii year ie th's deigntiai climate. | Purniture — eT , ) ’ — ores nad — — - ——— > ; > ~ ~ 3 sereened porches; garage. Pe cum : , 7 he m large 7 r , MeQuoid, Parks te 4 FBS aa $10 per acre Vor complete information. write 2 > BRB @349 Ww ek 3c eee Aan large. xnd 7 hving rooms ey , : eres. $2000: Pulaski County; 2% g cation ne iene: th 6 PAGE BL. SEY Gitence ot 3) ne fat Perk: his Is a Keal Business Opportunity. — ie ind Re F ogg AP LANDS Palm Beach. Fie. Offers miles’ fess tie Fines ___ || CHAMBER OF COMMERCE } $25 TO $500 QUICK a ae woo * y: $950 CASH ; all modern conveniences; fine 1 ittore - wr Bes ve Ry = "ton FP. Ha 4 94 Mem neste! | | | i ren-sere tract fs ofl in eounty; | ~ OVIEDO, FLORIDA. (cO9) | Mg aa, pn Vac “as utile ol Wd BOOT) mi) (heetnus Ruye th ” ‘ ¢ “me on , ; a splendidly arranged i i table or anw kind vy vers * sal three cronpe ra year: a i *y nec R B BARG GAIN ; a i et. Sa ees. 5 , weekly. 4 ~ : ie beautiful modern hx ae _ ety eas ‘Nd Forest _ i -« a1 aa ane BIG FARM | y ia by ¥ ai TOOT Ce llen? of] 2 ea ’ I sinens. j ie iaer 2 dom. " ~y , "TT . cv Ul ' . A > ’ ney excellent oo, Gt Dummer. Ruud 800: MEMS Wotermen; 1 rooms, hot-water | | ti + BASTON AVENUE BARGAIN TIMBER LANDS : tne 3327 Locust. deflerson "2400.8 me house bath, fure| rages and is in eplendid condition; ey qmade; | time offered. This is a real Chris Miat Wee rin ee oo STORE B AR GAIN ‘45 Easion: 3 stores; 3 finte; rent) TIMBER—Whiie oak, Waterloo Tl, ya the’ maneranaking land tia sédioos |aares ts auitiontion. Gn aan . . ¥' at S80: | Present for someone. Open today 0% t ne; 1° rooms, 2 baths 4938 Harne, k e: lot 350x150; | 52 annum able for mine props and piling. Ei : voy ee : ‘dea’ enaianeen fam ‘ ie i 3 ae, re | F | N A A x “MONEY 3 yee tA TE B84 ‘Olle hac ine sutbcifings ot”ah Rinks: NCIAL. . abled 2 to & Mx225, Back hot-water heat; lot ase $420 per EASTY N Tad, A TRUST OO.. P-210 Post-Dispatch . FOR OMe: cash or ROSEN FETD. Oliee 4389 722 € rely remodeled through- | RASTUN.- . iz sR TRUST Co.., | aston. | en a ~ >. ~ oe “yy me ee fairy farm r) ' a } Wonderfu! heme; real bargain 447 4 aston 3 ae ' ; . — —— -——-- . ion : ~s CHRISTMAS . ‘ Ge vy : we , STORE AND FLAT | emer somermeae the Foute close | 1S om —— eutifu NE W G- ROOM HOME Westminster; @ FESmA, Slsep- Ww NE i NE k DS MON E » 5084 EKaston. Good size store. FARMS WANTED rom station | te arare : 2 ~——ut Let ue help eee make (bie & really hapor home of 1 —t. POtch; cur i 36x156.6 ——— ” SEE1S6.6; west er Laba and Marcus Sroom flat above Tile bath. FARN Wid. —Tra de e ngle or double fal brie zontote. bar “ ba lie oom Poss low. > ‘ a { ii] i ' c r =i PS re ob BRE ____ iit make ont shie farm. “it. intereated AUTOMOBILE LOANS mayo: women, steadily interier 7217 s - * ai - " lo @. ees South west, Maplewood, 9-room modern estore: als at tuliedir : jf Frame garage. 2 cars in A-1 shape - —_——_—— ; y. dweili , r service. Rents $3360. Price $26.5 UNION EASTON TRUST CO. FARM Wid —Exchange for mill in | FARMS —OChea | | ' * 7 rt ; hbot-water 2105 we de ee. | a DOMCGHERTY-su471 LAN. re Cheetnu e 25 ent, r Forest O765 inois wheat bee! t How R. ian oes . _FATI“AIRN cy Moe Al UO Lao ANS a 5 te $1000 on vour car, RATES every Thoedern appointment. side pi.; roo ms ; ~ tar ma . ee MB atta oo — , : - —- . = x confide le nortgangee rev ritten, at Tus Be re bring title. Opeg eventage and Sunday i PF oe oo O. ; : i lew rice. ; ~ —— FARMS Wtd i e far “Tis than any ) rs (CkD si009 ~~ ty a | | Meapertie Particulars and STOR I A ND F LA q E aston A Ts . Ba ry ain body Box R-1% "Post: Dispatch HSE 221s Ath st we New Mexico Geo. Dumm. 1654 8 Jefferson. (cf) Pootms*. bath hot-wa. desired. OF ADMISSION, CALL rortheas of Mar Ms anc % i a ra _— | Wta-— ver 45.000 acres bo 4g t ARMS— 1! 20 “en' litinot M ¥ ' Se) thers Jeree. ' vers °. terms: bargain. 11 PSeRr a. BLANKE K. A } (G y t oat ~ ath. . and ‘ “ nm S a mj tr ont - elent | store s with ; Bi & ——— traded 4 ‘ rs sion. no ‘Cor . he resin Box R-37l. Post-ligpatch. ar - of Phiia left rhe “ Sees) I Centenn ia G ET MON E Y — ae nae St. [ nyo re G rand —_~_,_ nut * ™~t e0, F. iy. ral eld ; ale 4 aes > ,# j or an ‘ 3 é i ‘ a F is! le] TSO! Broad w : ' n “5 Por od " — : 3 weeke } ) vr j to , ‘ 1 ; ‘ ty rR rm id itt. : oonvetient 7 lear *. bgoe 7 oa Fob 7 : wr “5501 Keston. 7 Peco = a $44: . Per rie r let Kay me 7 . 2 vf 6 : Ls. . ‘ 'rTrie ’ =i E. AM Wil > . rr n an is ' aie COUDO County. Box R 372. Le. ne LL CHANCE. HOME SAC RIFIC ‘EK REALTY COX — HE MMELMA \NN-SPACKLER | , blot Bonet bbs ene av. ) in 1a a Ry ong Ee 1s. Mace pou u | oe flont marke a 15.000 000 peo. | _ } IPANY which ;ot 7 erg ; } . , ~ . ’ : . > in ; i *“modera farme a’ AUTO LOANS LOANS omen ne te not Lo 2 block« from grade and h use, = nw RS OF CR RVICE = pre te al we pe i ae ‘stores “i, Springs Mo rn. chicken house: bergain at r ” Joseoh arm Agency. Vineland | ” YT eet, 382 N. Teh, | quick ente. Terme ston ese ree | 610 CHESTNUT, South | Ney pirtkes*this lot im center leading | FARMS Wid-—20 te OO acres ore | $600 TA 1403 Maryiand } J = IRR MOS MAD WANG] * Qeny foe fa + ee . ne ars 1, Wh \ -} - a 2 a — TRoOPs never fail in EB. ite ¥, ? q Ss tooo CHAUNC EY Il’. HEATH ¢ Oo. , SGartield, alin 1778- 79 ATLSEN Al 7 ; | ‘*“teie= “NO thwest corner. is 623202 ri $24 000 | full description and best cash . eo im, or Pe = 546 acres 4-reom aad MN enund tre , ~ Room "4 2333 W aehington ‘eS7a) | PY b, , ; sis 0 " ¢ : . d . , bees ai ra ed Cletr\ t ~" Kk residence ef ith T° S Siore 1 at at » 4” z= CO , nto it the stores which ere | letter Car! S&S Owens. FP. O. ) — at of good outbuildings. «a : ion liversified farming cc-ope ; i . - " .¢ Ber. owner has sac. | § Ty da . a SS “ Ean a la‘d out - . a FARM WANTED , lle fr m main read te a ' hate moderate gititude: more than See his! QO en To ATTENTION , TU YER : : uu tim o'tering trem of iF an f ue) | ga ’ | Bring tithe and vou get money in fiy , . . = . 4 ' t nan ’ Small farm for my ‘$2000 tg t ° . ona iny farm days yearly For : y " ° . J : . a S07 Chest ti ai Easton 8 — == . be « let Dent. 6 Farm ® ‘neearging. Ne frose see te from GAIN VEST 64552 M . : . TId «7% we ’ { sf , . ; 1 aple a#v.: lot 1009.1 5B: “a N—Rin: for sal ' IS Sep0r, arn oct nthe ' -_*" - alm Beach or adioining coun } miles fron has BR. , | -—“ Ae wet ~y~ 30-room fraime:; haniweod fico BD Tin BYERM AN S & PRENTRO: eee wanted. PRCHAN, 32th and Rue | 2 ¥ WOCKERY & SON 15 Chestnet. | pried right. See Drescher with DIET. Seorge AA _ esses seems Oklahoma ONFIDENTIAL--GUneE fe ae . ~ i? nr ‘ eernut gat rooming house. ; AS16 4 ERNON, ONL Vv » 7800 a YEA an *h vv *% description. FP’. ; vere - lliime mE) acre. S-reom Orica | \d- fashio ned " Cat alos P Pree ry sale. Terme FTOO0 “ 2 Be Vandeventer , a than 100 mi.es from St. Leo ive . $e LOPS never fail in LU. &. Elephant Butte | furnace | Sour Home W STRODVT M. STRO Sioux City, Ia a ~~ nvenient to 6 tew ; , I k A t Lo ANT hath eS ee ry . e, _ Sous FF atl } ru +s ; "hica aw ati 4 ne nes markets, Wiese! health 00 u O aris NEW YEAR nut Gartiela 1427 4 *y ? ~ NESS Lo at 2065 hark ax , 2 4 “ | Nae a WwooD u re. ET | | roe gue ee; ow os eneeetnem —_ fic, . - room P A . . r : : : , It sit . ‘ rt , ; —-~ “ —_ o . Sion . . » : ti ; : _ eens M L ST SELL ‘ . |} Ss PROP. FOR SALE f ; F a _ = — am ; , ts , FIORYD. A TAThH wi Wi; bus . 7 ys IC K , WA RM—S , — , rue vw TS . 74 Ta “toi Ww ol 'y dll MOTO fad | ‘ Te * sold at once: teilets ; hot-water heat, fruit , Sed, Riverside 409 orrer Wanted Ol Grevois. Seer oa -QU ICK one and - : : art Trent mile nrice and terre sinks on 7a on | . BITGiT pT! ! a7e . Sw ; f Sle e ifm- . : . : fry ; e: Lo. Varticld J165. Jol > : 108. ‘ sy ~ 5 lows MAK ER > on & — Tm 2 room jats, 1 we; ift take farm {n exchange an $1° 500 Web ut iy , ; . . ali ¥ eeyv ter y 5 Olive . 1LN 5. BLABE é BR... 818 : . 7 4 J. ‘ e for summer res ice } . ' the ' us your A y &. . 301 Victoria Bldg. CORNER, — —* - god ' ! F ; ‘ : re . ‘ . ‘ . e _ odert re Aer ' * 4 m7 ‘* Ges' rat ree -_ ~ ie : eter ts ee mM "mh resi . ce _ : . } . - me © 613 uM ve 7 “ . UNION EASTON TRUST CO. possession given <s = : _— eee +r | el Ee _ ‘bh . » Al LED . (on. x, terme « ; ’ e : . , a — . —_——_- —- - ‘an ber earner, driveway) exectient lees . “RT Ay mr ents and a . aa Toa ——— x. Ww. CORNER RAY ARD A FAS S50 FAR wid —_- Near zood trwn = nd - ,| : ~~ art « ; P hare 50 tars : sree iarce anc Nid leans Bis Money adv Forest O76 7 N. Tth, reom 215 Louis.

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ee ae a ¢ aol re “ — ¥ SEG? ott gear 14B ST. rors “LOANS On none 9700 FARMS For Sal : SANS ON REaL ESTATE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOAR I . ; |—KOANS ON REAL EStaTe BUSINESS oem to Estate Loans; B usiness Chances Wanted and For 5 Ya Jo Will Receive Applications)!" §,PRozaR Eco |! cane’ ae 8 a sue are ra ae . % + ae . INES ES Sale Ads Today: ~ 4006 CHOT ~ CO. i CAPITAL Wid —For auton ———— BUSINE USINESS FOR SALE Ve ws +" J AV inven- | AUTC ‘CESSORY ara i one. | ° Louse? £9 loan tn ‘sume rat Vite on et. | Call Grand waystitee ihe electric starter. | “tno. Cg ae 3 lit ONERY AND VARIES [Wie | Gan BUSINESS For SALE R or ans on Improved City a oe eState: lowest rates | 4607 Shenandoah. st. foes A. Hoecker ; Sucely: will on rifles for enefinh | 3 Ving rgdms eo: h clean ea | om e-fitth its] stock: 2, TOMS. steam ~ clean. fine | Cali ot, AND MEAT VARKET—$IS08. | Bic ° 599) | CHARTE “| —Delaware: ieee? | Tie _— See -t_today. 4407 s: Louis. | and @ real place ce: fine neighborhood | —-————Unday a. m. 3, A nN | Sranted day rad: geet. cheapser. | AU’ ‘MOBILE AND In y Al nount, Prepay- Need Money? | Hai Ch receivag- tr e fo . Cale. | , ; OL ment Pri Vile ———— SUNDAY, DECEMBER 46. 1923 ——— SSS See NESS FOR SALE 1? Lawton : a — —— ye aoe Dear sacha, a LOAN BI SINESS. See 1146Ww ' PAG ’ Busi " se ~ . ad the. a " * oo 3, 8. COMme and /GROKC ERY AND MEAT MA tt, = . Chine - U ss fhiitaek 9 roome T%. fur nN re f rns ° “Stadlisheag years sUccess Dmmi- Ss ' Olfax BAR] ie rR) . ~~ fine Stock and fixer ee chines’ pp - ; P oman a hie 34023 Pe rk Fi r nen . : . - ~y P : : , S ‘ Z ° — r. . . : t . oe oupnemenneens er : ' min on, Dei. (99) ' oy Acgation owner has Flonda fever. | Confectir nerr ECTI JN ERIES i wy News ~ ecting. sickness. Six ring: low y HOTer—iAr reorre cheap .? 1, | Re ~ ( Ontractor Wanted ee Post ‘Dispatch. |) Row $30: sg immer g22° l roO™: gales 'GR — =" ——er 1372 e Obes g week; well furnished: no ot ot | et 20 Reliable bu: de ' scLO ENAMELING 7 UMPANY — | cream daily in summer. 2.22 £alione ice | G VCERY AND MARKET — ’ my Owne ng OR fectionery - rent ¢e- | eS estate. 1708 « Broa fw. trade for | PAPER ROUTE , ” | ine IT Clayton 79 roa Vi! rt Is BUSINEss EXCHANGE. | With bath: larea rear "AS: 4-roo flat | GR« CERY—a — ——F. Call | COPYRIGH7— : | -——_* Ictoria Bide Central 4129-4130 St, 2d 3d De ig peer ome Ant Sets, * 2 jer er c? w ++ ae ii "eee ee ; ; eds net f we} Franciscus Realty Co. ‘ . — — ; expenses. cheand to oan) iw, OTF o- J room » —_ Property. 7 ~~? 19 ~ : - ; ' i n mrtins Drice $2000. NO Hi 7 cy reome eatiy Lure, ArLtn—_: . ~~ ~ ery: rent O- © wi ' . : wi. , lean O98 Answer by | BAKERY—Ne ~: West kind location: ali | Brice $600 ' $30; 2 aice rooms: eed : — . trade for Dus news. | > me - ~~" .ut d ’ / ser QuUlDpmen- ° = o ~“Qa9 4 > > = . ° 2 . a | EXPERIENCED salesmen or spe | BAKER Ye Grand S2tgR 8 | 704" Vi KERR INVES “MENT Co. 7 Le HOUSE—Finely furnished @ . i Low a i og. , Yanted &® equa! “i = cs, man- | “ablan. a todern ; £00d location reason —4 —. Lentral ?2i9 wher eee: st ear Grand @ , ——- TY; $1000 rx ita 2S terri- | BAKE RY... Bae on ree ac —" ~oa “a ‘| ‘© terms. -312 Ww "lar ar. "Pa te} —_ ££ er . | r . . ‘ to S300), Citte e , Am Rest b Aer " ~ e = ee . _ la} 4A" - ~~ oe . Florissant Je - > ce Sa a a re, . SPE T P . ; _ | RSS. Post-Disnaten CuHlifivations, =) | ee. GUTH 598s Faas ee | ee £000 Incation x _R-152.~ pact p, Side: | GROCERY > ND ME a | ata to. + Monday, £5¢ big he rudentia] Insurance Com , : | y ahlen 1 OEE Wein Gorn — | BAKERY—Eaccles re: prea wa | DEI TESSEN— pe Post-Dis. ored neighborhoow MARK ET—(oi- ; Call Mona . fial en ee Pany of £ merica | Inance oe pe baker. Box prance for drug-| nankY—E stands investigation * Ye | nes ite Bformation a4, wondertal busi | g2snb. sell for $2300: ownage om: stock | Plums @ | HOUSE—68xz Enright i S04 CHESTNUT | 1035 N f HAVE vou $1000 om . [eee Ee tenes. - ne. a : . . - - i = ; | Mer. Grand. lished COrporatimn. hove a eee eetab- ; BA RE RY—Doing £ood business: goay cog | ES LICA TESSEN—Beat tn bos est Pp —s | GROCER aan RKET—Centralip } are. _; _ i = : _ = Camings record, pow Ow — “xcelient | chan: © for -eg'nner: cagh of term ‘ section ‘RVeStiwate thie po eSt Delmar ; Going $3000 &@ Week busines te i POOLROOM H 4 gaan: — — . . Goin Ol: r nme %. Box . 3 reg! ba. Vs Des. ; J bln " > | Pp | Dusines m lines for which” x lume of 381 Poe ‘Mepitch. 82) | terms; tad’ ished many Years ident fon for a rea! Mone ¥-maker nvestign © thin | terms. } - ome, aot o wacrifice: easy ad 4 ‘arce an a o 4aC! KERRY . | Runs ; , * i A t _ a “pansion ; pry POS! tion wil} ~ oll. = : SOUTH REALTY oY 588 Salton i 47000 tacme x ienwtn Only GROCER Y—Clear ne S300 mont y- 45 PRIVATE : 3 ; new Geoora'te: c Dea D today Sae8) mal. 5 : i Bs : F a \' | ten tion Post-Disnatch “Stigatic n. Box A 307, ; Ba KER Y¥—Good business , bargain. By~| on mM = Ji>mMent - Prof! table > Cwatt e?: ; P ‘ive weekly a counts. 2-year lease.” new | town AL -_™ oe — . ae ae . ital ; BC { _s } . m WE WILL RE “~Yy- a = j Wa u . ee ae % - > md esl. . ERMANW & FRENTROP REALTY Bere | : os “ Stern transfer and hospita! — ‘ Xty es. ,_ ©.ean to. : $lO00n ‘ash for 8S ireg ac ” ae “> Hot 37 rooms -Urn_ shed in | b. Gime. : ; re L EN E APPLIC ATION ON — rtes *aa . [ ak a »- t . ar firs? 4 } ti “ ant to ree va large profits be i ve re ce 408a9 = = a LY. v2 7% -{ - QR if li ” ; = S518 Meat fixtures Cptiona Ap- ; F E oT ‘ = : . ping FU! tea, bath, fu mar Tala) * 2. 4 ‘+ A # . ant S89 ‘ ans T) bus Dvesting S™Mail eg, py rits Fir 2 2 ee = | VE “ATE SEN -~? _-»-Y¥ . / St Loui se 5 ; =. ‘AL RANT : . oa dition 3405 Ren Bin : Property OSiress Sition ; WJ” splendid » - | “AKER Y—Monev-niiin —s ~~ “Grocery san 'GRocrs oe | buss ss in A. _._ Bi mu. 7 . residences -P@Ftments, flare and Peoria. j};" 2°22 Mosiey Lock Box j53 i. Swe: oan P leaving cite ca Teardy Il Necesenr of $700 ‘weekly businese: ; “ROCERY AND MEat MARKET—S5,:5 | sore BOARDING HOUSE — Saux} . Harvar ; usines , ." © ‘Gen es. ee ~ ose ba an-ea fin ” a y: $3500 Cash. ali Oe Searw fPQnrin . = : ; Apartments Flat * Bu . . b an Present Mortgage large are? — M issor corns Pation. : reasonable - wil) ans nfice a 59 = very DEVIC le Centra! 4] 29-4120 cade Bidg [ISCOU NT STAM Cco.. $12 A:r- R =S i AURA SOONER We iv) i¥ : . - . ee, HUUCSH—ly rooms, rent § — i ~ —_ - ‘ ¥ a c a { Vv sa [Pr ua . -0T@ An ; a ina j — r = NER ‘ Ry 7 & - : ~ : ; ~> il : " Ss “~ Dp! Or Dt aite © ferad - ~ 4siness ; third Ntar ’ @ » “ | ag "eee EE s00d iOCAaLIo . ad STORE—j 41g \ . ; ‘LST ry ’ ‘ath must s* fires “aah a 7m) - “an. hy ion fered with — — *A° estadlish * reel | - - nd “*. Jefferson “AURA focas os ; ~ | | Write mo pr a 269° pete salary and divider S al ra years: ween ws IRE established 14 _>armain sell cheno 614° Pa, trade: real ; ~ Worth $2000. all new fixtures: sitar r__1sth et it. owner, S15 Wes | sz r OF F 3 : P 6: In 4 v ~ j ry . on . ne | PARTS meme . Kingshigs ®ay si ‘no rooms a OD : . ‘ _ = ms wee lew &% Inquire $045 | P . °D y*> KON Pa , ENT An ne stati Oe i D. rooms On ¢ rst 7 “ ¥ 4 Aine ae = Ojs and taimmin — a. . i ba , a ER - : co ng Gn limited ee 48 ir # iJng 4 ; e) eee 7 4 - ~ ote Sa na lA i a” eo RR ee —— . a = _— al ‘ floc i * > o — zs a*4 ] i Ugsl > “ ‘ r '_-, " ~ nied ; — s , - ——- “oo ° ae — 0/2 /0 SEVENTH = | Garfie? aaae T0c Ie &> PAU order agent. Price | “est End. Gt-ry 5AS8 Juliet 3; | Miz © Luxe Dress Co. sha" cating | rice @755,7 er retiring: cash and carr -“— ACRANT— a G HOUSE—I1 ~coma ulkeelg > r-| NG T : hans t 48277 | Post-Dienesee 90> Will gel! Box R-114 BAKERY—a, Ss tulian. - (0% Washing | PQp? $7500; terms " ———- "8: _Teasonabie 4 ¢ sick sale: $i60d ety, fur-| N’ "S HOUSANDS 1 nd °9f Mere Ba | Post-Dignate = WEN. Box R-114 | BAKERY—a; 2401 Ny, antenna : fe) ST. Lor Freer nn . for a 1600. Lindet) > NX rE ES ed INVESTORS ~ t . eric . io & ts h. e ceenmn om onl ms - . ante y enter: ac. . °C ST " > - st & ~ Ad Pe. | Br SINESs EXc A - : RE's ral kK V = > rah R qT AND — Pu rs ORN Gonrntec:- : [> a te sickness: good Siand; will’ gel: “008 ems man store -~1 £908 Victor Bidg Centr H NGE, te —— T—.G of mar CARSON @ nee mi D ’ ’ SPO te a | CONCESSION — “=p. A Glos ‘ a Studrin dict . a. 4129-4130 | YDE Ca ; > Chestnut EPENDING ON NDENTS OF THE =i | heap rent. Star P UN—lIn theater. i Mer an? « E; hl aeyer Flour Co 30Y DRUG 2 ticine ‘sPand 452 - oO . ~—. ‘ REST - - ——— ————. 0G oS Oe — MW GK WE f MON ] 1? ee RE *) Market. east of Je. ed store in the West Ena av i 54 at RANT Big ~ SG HivUUSE—1¢4 roome . Bicely fur. | APPAKRET i > 4 oe — ‘ “ay PAAR R Y Vone,. ‘Mal ee __| “Pann Ry x R oe Pret.f) a © bv le. . ~ a , mounded tl a6 ’ 4 for @Urck sale mp} ‘Mafring ; -_ faded, —— LUNE (0 {ONEY ' ~ PRACTICAL inventions for =~ | ~3$3600: te MS; Selbt oven “2 ficed for | DRUG s : mat -Disna teh |} sions; “ans >® ments and exclusive man. RESTAURAN to $140 month. Bos 1 JOS, Post. | 5619 es —— MO ‘EY “ tc 31200 o> 2 —. —— and Uraw Zs on erkhi “te Sale. M dels Sav) exXCeE ner na 9 * r = rooms, rene UU STORE — Doing good Cash busin reoma Nual U8 Deas $40 ULM) Lowy a ine 4 (ees ; Dp, —— ; : ———. first 188 Vacant w.. . years. on ifg Binion S®Aibit, Adam Fisher territor. GTrre 7 .,8°od : sOuth western “P3an stock - g00d fixtures K& ees: | oe te toOove. Ip ce $8000. 1g — eet ee ARE IS2. Post-Dispaicn, "th $3600. Box F. — ———~ Enright, St. Loe Mo. | BAKER Fo S Julian _ Post-Dispatch. a x P-409, oqo AZ DNER REALTY CO.. Linder: 495 =| RESTAUCRAN? ENG HOUCSE-—2® rooma, good. Clean let Live t j YT we oa - — aon petite ip RE STAT RANT A ND LAD Re = — — ae — ROG tr —_ ; = “ "Gane - = - - co CO f —— PR 7 afec of trust for the ———_req - on x A-328 Post (rear BAKERY —Wa re offarin. "eee — s BU: 'N ESS—Retal we!) ' "ad Do : 4 " Sale Box ING Hort J — routs S50. wend falls 15 t $2600. —— ee lished. bakery 1, North s-* pime estab- mi}} et: £00d location. n St. Loute: stock T 2 |REsT,. YS mon: steam heat. janitor services a >) _w~ eh SDOx R-7° Poset-D o> DPODlem ? . pre minent raff ae mend . Lewis on a ———-__ IVCe $215 NNO Ror P.139 S — LAL RA yk na! DOSF'SsiONn any ;: Ne r . M apa ree :f , . oe mead ~OrMner wit bri ita oS ee Le > i far » . + : floor y= FOOMS and Ba” building: | DRUG STORE—oia a 1TH © ‘atory “ floor , z= lern -¢ ‘ LA eS! D t first Food 5 - «~ Sta she ae '. S e Dat . “- ee - gern ais of + POOMe art Pes err o 8a ‘48 Nese transfer 4 . , » ProOomMme ho +} an ‘ . .OFr : YS \. - ; s bat : & m *.) MH PLLren ne week: g0ine to Florida. I 2J J it} : a oes ad , : ee — Goo Reon . — Mr bus nese iInG HoT a nate reemes. fy! 9ou "i ERO OAF ‘ , eo o , mm. _. garage rent ae incar * about ; . of HA —— LAI I co > a7 d you 5 sf .... ; . e: complete in > — REST RAV owner. other business +. r lL corme C . - : i ever ce w=: ‘AL RA! Vs reagron —_* TTE NTT. aore steam hea: yn 5 Tooma. bath Stock ree $7000. * Fespect; no Geac lepot: — /DDae sacrifice. Call 3°40 Gravow. | MiGs . o moun AT] XNTIOW Rat Rs gicknea. a C2°AD ran must se ST Or-rs ‘ ‘ > £00d loca ion 2-2 4 BAT AF) e a ' CCialties |. Am old established “hei. — GAR witr™s to re adle party "| To Wier LIS BUSINEss EXCHANGE j — Utne “Marck Me * HUUSES—1741 gad be Mie tlernen's *, BE FOst-Dispatch ine ae ae Concern lesires thea a tg =UStrial districs Sura, tami we Susy tn on wARDN ER RE \LTY co. Linde’? ctoria Bidg , 4129-4) 30 | REST | CRANT av ‘@ So 200 ang 46z132 13 mont 33068 , EY ua _——— a le = Shs Ga “SMan of Cooc . : & real pia © With good 1. ‘NCY-maker a —Aito Theaste- Ridz Grand-_on. GROCER Y AN E : : Os er ——Best 35 rooms gfuod income GPE ; Harry A ppe ‘ > ° ape » —~ $45 000 on S300 ey ae a ©PPortunitey if bh . *_, Derson- S200 eee “ i@age: Must have “> bd 9 ' a sh S-Ol ve, =S, | lished - : MARKET —Es ah. | e/) “eS Lwuis . — Oss nat s. \ AN R 4 ALTE Presid 4 North St. ] ouls, near Marcre ‘a " onan — yt terested is affora po NE fina: Post-Dispatch ** "0 agent Sox R-208 329000 DRUG STORE | ness ee 4 ge colored locality; Good busi. | —~_ Grand TY CO. Maia 4640 Parkview —, J. MT 9°99 “hd . lde —**'*8@8e clause Boz A-3% eh ‘08't-Dhep 4 2 ’ = ee ie a , . ee ; — ~ ‘OP two- about Soe. | LSTA Pp Fe Reet ae en te ge 396 ARCADE BLDG 124 i, | MONEY Wig —spqos oS. Post-bia 7 le | ") gsigr farming mest $00: Beat and hoe | Shes reat: "ig egies, ab ig ot for | business Niay We pater: excellent jee, aeax | BNW Totnes = —— 1676 1 a ost me $18 value today $25 Gut!) , Yestore will make a fortune p0t2@F _ in. | $3000 Bakery. Manchester {y. EL HEYE Inv on’ Ahn | tunity: reece? sent cverioek this epren Manchester end, Wacatlons beeen ae naborate- 50 Oage e — — - goo. iBterest it no eo | '28,My models Datent loose leap tt | Rece PLS average Cation - unt GOODS STORE Jean ‘ual ty « Bor ‘> afin $800 week. Bo asenta 4007 \ Broad Rialto Theater Ridg. Lindel! 495. 4361. Gelbe - As £623 Cleeend ha — Cie, . ; . “ss ° “ , > --4 J) z - ro . . ~ se su ‘ 4a Lo 4 ¥ = ~oe *”. : =— - 7 _ eee — iment Property; good ec°tt.of trust teas. —— S00 Hote = ——S*_Post-Dispateh SS OOMING HOUSE—T0 rooms furnish- i a ——.._._ Mica ‘_, Se ty aa - se Pn ‘ : ~ ~ ~ RES ¢ ‘ . . ee es | a REAL ESTATE m nad by present DRY GOODS STORE Good reason F Sao ERIES AND MEAT 4RKErs | tory; deune paeame id 22 rooma? PLS month: on Delmar. Salar ’ ea] estate lease. Teat mone hi ™USt be sold 3205 Olive Fre. 1001 Sidney) yom! sn, $600. near fommd es Xe ri Oans'! in sums - nh and Chestnu: DYae | 3203 N. 15ch- $3560"? 2Volce, ESTAURAN?T SSEL RITZERT REALTY 4149 Olive | ADT aN ty ; ‘ . CO.., 3615 . ~ ' S. Gartielg 4485 Wren)? CLEANER’s E I 907 Morganfo . i Cusip a Tindel) Te5 : ‘err > i's ze 4 = Get $10 To $200 Qnick fea) : wt E . mal nm f meg lease of. 7 ~~ re; ASBER 5s OP—2-chair in ‘county. AS —— ‘bo iding Fora tr ck: dedSH- oaa0 Manchester: $5500 | $1500: lit cc wi SHOP PL_u.... B—Must oll. doing BOYS’ Or ERC orkin = an . i rn 1 a 1 = . : : . ¥ ~ & I r on : — ne M of tr: ne Ne + .* . _. mates aay - - ia =, ia Ss: OoOWwDer fore 5 | anal? ~* . J ne - adour $s: , > 3 ‘ mn | _ * *! ~e Yahiem ane. f*', 2 you need from ents ing house: Wor — — ——_ . [ a ‘a. CAPE —lietann i} We pay in cash § 2 °TS nds Phyes. | MUNEY Fa LOAN ON $ie——_‘°82) Caities; excellent location, Busint?® | FARDWARE—G ‘Ware and chi -; must sell. 949 S— Small stock of ladies’ ready-te | “@ : i Powed and ar he eo. Ss have bor. U"REILLy MOR REAL ESTATE FOOd reason for selling. » me - SUsiness. | ®X years Under present mar. naware °| Reer.t : Cs: Dest location in Seuthern Ili — an APY Lie, every day OFrewing from Yablem Main ~457. TSP AGE CO., ’ ®. Chic — S88. _ Box R-60 paw bin OE busi- nee living roome- Price 3000" mar: at TS—i fewn ef 12.000 population: reason | CAP. lone f ‘ J. é = Sd oe + a ‘hestnut ‘ — ‘ FEED : : ) a : «& KERR IN towne ~—— Oe q ofa : a.s0 ve i re. wf ner Sinees. 6tock new. nw ‘ Ss) 5 in day. | } AHLEM 7 > tos oo een at. Pou Berane: ma) . “ ‘s: > ay fe] amanal Pusines a 5 us Ty) Nie 7 ~. @State ~Ome - Uars. : : >*.. & I ANT ACCESSO: > Sr “roDerty with busin . 44 Gell RE : RE - = : q al OT —~ PA4* _ lette- sear Shenandoah ; The W orkingmar S Friend 00023 N Pts KO E r i ER E AL ry wee we Box \ ] ; =. eS Deigh by rho 2 Co oe 7 io sap ° “aA RI NER RE ‘i TY 85 I im tats i owner 19 years: wil a ted by same RE; TAI RANT—Goeg . e Ts Re. mr : — . ro Clivy? ‘1 i e nings. . “Vacawy » Open Monday a —3$~ Sin i. = Lo $1 500 Ft IR 6 . Ges: 8 _Ben: - ~~“... OF 422i aw ~92 R alte Th a" R) 42 —_ «nce 495. Merular wholeaa!] ‘ wii INvoice 8tock at Corner: Cash or A ‘ : 4 - 790d local on; eMail Sioex bw it iBGe rood location - io fT. | ard fi ture . ump Stoek Sau Vartieid 9: : REF AIR! NG—Jell ¢ Ec ee . 4 — . > Make ok a : ic_@s = a orner Neh. . D z “ av Ztures at $i000 Aean. Ping to annette —— man —_=_, 4 Ml @8tate loan & 8Pecialty Solus “UGENE Fenny ..22d | dera tion. Bo ” ~*, Batiogal distriby. | — oraska and Ne@oeh, 1,8 De rerside 250 “So If Fch IST 4] prone “2 Cy] ' » —————— = Amy @nd prom. ans: see us for - 2 ho (ENE EDDY 1S Chestnu;: | + “ox R-162 Post-Digna:.}. Siriby._ BEAl rv PARIOP pre eosho rrirTc a FC ~06R. fe), _ enough money or 4 Dot aser has | RESTA RANT A arr =15 Clayton . sa) Seal; — han Pt eervicea “ “So 20 Pate st ariel £508 ae sh oe : 2°) 1 ow NDER WSO a (ce . 2 AMLOR FIXTURES. »> 2 ! ! a——_ aw eee —F op ; —T the g¢ “kk . oes Want al) Ve “y TORE 2 a - yahe YE TER Ive ~~ VSS — A. O18 2OS8ar | . SAP LT PPOR TID Wee “=Fran¢ sevond -...°—: a . @~4464 BF Nn South eial- *_~5mse or de: | ; ocx. wil] take out wh . : Tv £00d -OCAtion - = —Suburbs busy tres; ——2..§ = FFIIN NC S827 | MONEY Wig lea | — into real "SwRIUNITY to ond fix 10 to 6 pm — —— ce Boz R-@1 p2 | does not w Stever jh terms. o i 2 *' co “\ uy ‘ray “ . an aving e — “ & real soun ane +h tiny p SOS ff BEar en > IE, —e— es : : . O8t-Ls, fc} | nt and let the Purchea« - a ee Ty © + Ee a > . . - = Ff, — . a ae - ~ » leek - ‘ a D WUPrance re 4 “a aan . . .°3 res men wis pg 3 : eail . wae PARTY, = 13h 6 4ivt,i \ - STA ow 1° a * loe wv : terms = ~ . & aan. : \ O § OURS | ge till let , 7 ew hew much yee San — oe and a willingness +o 5. et, | Cation; firs class shop. ree, aoa — was Wonder for am te and tee Peimar; = | $3250 H d (pag Broaaws ee de ae =o F309 Pest Dispateh. fey ij" .- -_s Stan PLENTY SS i ic8 0an te nce" t Will send ; i det of | lish +nom7Ee Of these branches ang ~*~ * LEE-SCHERME. 3363 «G-.. Sale. See Fred R ye een for anich | DOR: ar ware, \ ifginia Ay | RESTAURANT —— PE REPAIR SHOP > My equipned ae ~ ’ — ~ io ae Jan to Tespond = 4. 209-" — ‘8 4 — we “NS veg 4s hal? wn and *Stab- | >a... ne, ae : 7 avVois —— > "7 aoe Mu: “ay, 1107 Chest- $3250 HARDw = R. 7) a GER: Teasonabie ; harge On rea! 2A Ra NTEED - Pr ast = Sa. P a Uvestment of from “SBO0O” oe OUR} ~~ SEA +e SH PPE and ani wirawwin: —————__ Main 1173 No competition ARE. VIRGINIA AY. _ come $120 ¢a ; . y >4tka "Ll ee i. - ition: wine an . It oP J “ 4 NSTR. - ; >. ; : Vice we Pott me “. cians ond 7 ecs Ps ‘if ¢> St on Exper ence is ne : eCesme -y —"a ¥~ OW sae > terms Mange sic J4 2 4 Chip k ILLING “Ta TI 'N—Inte “ties 7 th inven; “. fi Sur ~ $300. » @ij ,~ Stock . wil) Pole Foye $5000- _ ant A si SHOP. Landis Stitcher Oat =~ . ( IONE it ble ye tn eet. OTe than . L0reugh train rn ish : 93 . 4 traffic 5 streer le On tion ree; EB. 1. > Tat 00d future me aes et-T ow lll TE oe * H i ‘ Sip, a. Ue - ~Sunts $3500 709 Slow tions Good paar ie and Nstrie a yor —_ } per ™ Sth y -s ve ‘8 9000 gallons gas 400 it gL IN ¥.- CO... Fei and ; ‘hestn ee REZST:,re. :, * S 15P—_ PF, a PF ee ee one a EO at _ §o | } $2 $s. 0 $5) ay ¢ + Sar ain re Tuireme om ~ SP nse ts the Sma i tow re ¥ SH ‘x fell rah con . an ae S('Tictest investiza- = Lite ‘,Uaranty Bldg Gartieia 4425 » LA tANT—Oid =) : e , ~ -— upped Da: gal.n CoAT Lady ~ Ors; - . a ~ wwe ; ‘of 4 : owe p ~ fal. , — _ im —v - 7 ee aid 7 ’ - — ; > ~~ , t ; >} : “ 8nd $10. 90% ha} .} 7 Tich-eu! «bk h nor ? ; ear St. UIs. with aon eR + oe Oe HEMSTIFCH iG «= =. tin ase: fine | ster wean” |, Gealer's ability ffer FL IWANSTRATH “STSIO insurance. fe. present p42, plying Die, State | $5050. "U2 Nifty furnish te: priv . ——&_ Bidg -entral °a4 HOTET (cS) | _*outeay. , O24 State “at.. Granite Cin’ | ~20er 20 —! ‘4 t : y to Olle, his Cus, — ‘ ee 3 a ~ ix = one = . - al ~540 ; H ITE Big money maker acco: ne " RE- TaUh. — . Bal e . 7 {A AT—Hug : - | *omers the 50-called eas 8 per cent Wo Miva—o cER |i; preter Whether married OF single «.u@ | also living roome £00d leas. ex “quipped, tr. -*2 Own “Ompietely | 488: owner ‘iting: bargain too: : - ANT-DE REPAI® «nae. —__ “Nal orice } 5 | . bs y pay- Dey or t Mortgages ie i. por cr i » ! -®rence of Chi a27 rome gle. State ST LOUIS BT-s} “ - © ase ent 85 ,. a . : ms ; oh ‘luck. e.c.: name we! pow, mle 13274 M. rk t sur VUick gain hunters in ’ , "a 7 r ~~ * Al » She Pans enining nar ~ & Ce si°* , 1 ment Pian wi.) Stimulate his | bonds for @a). $100. Ssa0 810007” gage what State Box 3 2- Or ~~ 3 Clly anad 702 Victoria Bide NESS EX: HANGE, of-tfen Se country; 150 Su Dagen ts out. HOTEL_.— et. eas $~400: terms. frowing eo Tae 1 cltY: reasonable make offer tate + - _— | Sales bank references: w+ lo Ppl ba ——. ‘o2) | — Sntral 4129-4339 Owner ie me Dil Fears: price $20 Ona. Making 24 and Pine. fine condition. f27°S: best Maciewood Deimar bi. (©) | fn, . ; “ - i I r re _ or, Site ner retimr ~ ie Making mone ” - 412071 - PRR Je " a - ; =i COA — : & =. C1 v _k & ° 123 “ . ars. : - UEANING PY xT j a ma . — ~~ , . ve 42 rooms; wart ™ ——._.... ~ Zi Sn ’ z ot ; eee ar WH _ . a O., 12 iradlew pie. Cleantr : LANT a Ss LO TA balance time Caen. = —— —, * SHOP—Weill oo, Nliehed | ¥Y NO | ls PER peach. Fla So town: clears $6000 above’ 2t7__ritnete | BEAUTY PARLOR 708 Victorie Bite SS ral ets | Hi TEL—S5- me. Ww SOO) Toe At ANT AND beste | CC4O: Come quick, F453 "Red + CENT INTRP ren - au V0 above e« ~ - —— PER CENT Mma hinery marking mM -» -Penses: ales: ished - od 30> for Ivy PLA 28 - #1 30 ow net = hicely furnishes, song ‘ease lution of ‘ on ap - ° , —_, =. - . ‘ 4 LASSE \ | SECUND DEEDs Or TRUST WANTED washer. electric mete nine. boiler. wet MARY © wd5r 04 Victoria ates whea: deli business “= =_ Bee eRe 7 tL —Smmealy Sock and Pistunes ln ke om Pn » ies e +4 “200? ry tr 7 Cane.) Of)o-7 se thane +4 4 a o 2?. . Dili, . z . : Oc!|) tion ° jer : ens. B UST NES ~" > Bn = se “sy ¢ Been SOc ond ceeds orf trug? ‘ 4 ext a “tor 36x54 d bess cleaning =, 29. ; = fc f i 2" ER SHOP— Estadlished = — _ tare P > Mw | ) Red Nar Sh et E _— a ” DM pation ‘ _. “7 _ er, dd On contin —e | n- S ys , Dien, Te m: ~s “— ‘ ness, : ° » Lec wo . és SS Hi) Sa? On reques Cescriptions an | CHat sae’ ACTION q.. REASONARTI | Hoftn _ "press, ee, Clarifier éteam top a rn. wt @ale: the busies: 5 iness | prt © $4 gg or tun! ty for caDabie party. p RESTAURATE | -oo_roves. fe} ; J - y tl = 4 2Uest ll - Ww > = mGEs y eo ty , > —— pd > a “ ai -b] dt be ing as > o D Orn - 7eine Terws ht. . ~ —_ ~~ : = A, Ox K 35 > = ‘ or ] ¥ rT: . ; i Tho Deferreg Payment Pian |) “SOLER WIEHES 4519 § King nut - ; a Bide Cen tra! *ada. FE , Plumbers, I ~~ SSSEL REALTY CO.. 3548 S cr. JOHN ABBOTT oR Geec f tmst ~'Y & KERR INVESTYENT 708 Victona RB dg n>, EXCHANGE GARAGE— Fr . | HOTEL— Furniture and 10-year jenas 44 | we OP AUrant- ail DRINK PAR heao = urnaces, Ol Burn. | MONEY TO LOA N. ~On real age + SECURE] —tor 4 4 Victoria Ridge Centra} 2840” | BOARDING HOT a F ita, 4129-41390 shop and Mean With rage. repalr! ee all new Modern. fireproot. lead rchaser May awa , alien Os, tm : MY es, zt Teal estate | S300 ae - 4) FIRSTS 61 Tr... —— | heat: wen SE—l¥roome hot-water buy for” oom : ; | © commercia! Burp e ge he +a DRINK Pp OR—S800 47*Aa LTS your home. ete ee a I} sth attention. STRODTMAN | S120). * F84F_ on 50 toot lot valued at "eke hermes! Cvmeasium in| Shean’ rent om ascnabje tt, ncome Saas, | _ Bey F313 Post Ditentays nee) | way, ae? included: on Rational ae | ing y Surant, ¢ ‘a eres venhadee aad : ‘ ‘g a ee 65 ” - cE * , * eae vi ue C Pn? City my : ” wr . Ss © - On ™ e = Os s. ] 0 , ta ee = Lia —_— 7 ‘ rn “y = aaall ' e : = ¢ e' ° : ~ TRODTM 4 3607 y rth Sun ~ ez eS tn Mu aa D 2 Tess In Dast 1 . has ma te Such | ~ Pos i lena: “ . #02 FR GAR AGE Ny - $ & KERR DE >» em: leaving town make of. ‘. DRESs /REME Yy re wee frase flat, | raiue. showssl” sae Doet: Star! = Rene Bae 5 SCERWES “9509 Tok ct | "aa : ~y firse . ce lent Sutaticn . _ete I } d fa of ] *4° ; * > a ' mr ~~ ae Re. M “DI AL, Ss ST [ Monday us orick hune Sr — Gnd large fo 74RAG ve Positio estau ~ LOR—In « gnod down = “ONCGay >? ‘ t Ss: ’ 7 oi y . aio 1s a " > RA 2E . o n . . ran ° ; : 0 7 + 4 A A E\ iy 1 , &. _ 12S. WM. APPE? = | ad AL' iN rf , i VS R SALT 4 Kk amer. Pa ne . — “SSsary WwW a acity and rent-a-car " I have for s a a very fine ighsl~ Near cit li t . ses ” » Can he had at reas lle Puls w oe O 4 ; ~ a a GY 8. wt me 10a ti ee ee a ; 4 +4 OViwe et seal j A ric tin “y Eas: ‘ta . Litt: Lileed Prof; ta books o Com- rooms, *autifully located nm 5 gent A 5 87 OW Vly Mits: —ste ‘ las other busines, Box P. Py. ~ 4 or 1 ; ] E \'s eee a 6G Per ¢ “s ha Lo. pMmce $50 000 pen for | S™all town where th ; “nc in gona gE F . 2 , ‘ ich. i Ome 4 ~~ an | LO ANING r on oy! LENDS Mi NEY “erca® Offer you gilt eine, = ge SE BR: rem Bae ESS EXcHance, | This pow? can be Benger? 20 hotelg. | E- “400 DIY. CO. Tame GROCERIES —Hickace FR é i T IN C ’ . ST Li vm : n - "4 4 4 , t Me ©; ee improret . 7 , rst 3 - ds Bus j lz Centra 41 °9 . rea Value ‘EH c at Nalf ts ee macht a Varanty. ’ - : ; . : ‘ae Howe , + . ~ s Busin « FE a rea! 'o . ° ° ; REALTOR« i ance Policies ang on —"s eome mechan *visee of S42 age: |) car ON: $1250. Mangelet ; eee 1) inn Oom hoe. Ta road: Tent $36 Pay you to ; of ie eede. It wil e ess established for tion een i>) B58) ; WALT ’ es ~I? WAINWRIGHT 5S RS. Rox P.3}2 Pos D seeaen of machinery | eo vt Mangelsdort rh234 ~“hip- lea 6-1 om house and 1 ache ground: | come o call nn sate this. I¢ interesteu Olive Stree road. ing o hosiery and mil) ‘is .. 5 J | 300 304 > a. VW BURT AN : Benetifas ‘Sp 2-200 —- TAYLOR Glmare M- sound. Bast location $7. Post “Dale fe) | __ condition. i . Chemica) Bldg... £016 Chouteau: t¢.~ vey LOAN. ater > Teasonadle. | tog x LOUIS BUSINESS EXCHANGE. ICE AN . iat a U onee—M ain 2 75-68-79. (c8R) tr $10 000 OWest rutern rea) estate. $599 OF TRUST tch \& og Centra. 4129-413 r — ee i M a a f cee) RF AT TY : E—Excellent 2 SS -LOney——‘* @, Us’_v, candy m Semmes oe ~. a - P ne‘ ND ~t) v7; , » y ~ fax 4051, ©O4L BUSINESS cay Co}. | +50 | Lowest ra; Quick agg lOney | RAFEY Fon beh rRres How Much | Chege service oo mid {Wick answer = ys. | Can pe RINCIPAL NOES ot ‘6eg pa? = )- ~ LA CE CURTAIN > - See Eggers of + ' TER - .—tmi. 2 | Pent oon y $3200: Ferman pe anater cor. $2500 GARSGE DOWNTOWN | 18 years: “pv LAL a PR Y— Established |ROOFT . = REGISERED. ——_m. not oTe-.- $200 a ~ sunc) —t ON v 5 GUTH Soee 7 | I - BFE iL > res ~ ss Perr s ? * a i 2 eee 2-3 PER Choe” NET INVESTOR OVER = ‘ongdNG STAT ladies’ ready-to-wear. | HaTs. rent Pea rr Pun fob Me ‘ae Riverside ‘se atien. ¢1 IRicr, "es loans “SEX Tre (Hy “e —ginge Ls ; Grand Sig STIAN Brie’, : am. [23 Ww = - ji re ’ Sonah! NG BUSIN . 4 ~ sis oud jocatlon? el ce —_= Oar capacity. aways fi)! 4. | —= -_ , —— _ nee ~ - ~ * + * 4 4ancn 3s 4 Pa > > SP ii ; r e ~ = . ’ ]} " | : - i j y +- - | : iGo s RARNGROVE & SPF "HT . tc. Phone Delma: Broa iwas “Orner location 5 = - Of others rest Or $1250 Also & numbe ocation Box R 144 . - one D > y >_>... ———— VOrl & Grand et A . 229 N. TH. FIT LIne B820ve: $1500 ash. balan ‘e Notes rooms e OSs reve. #1! parts of ¢ city: te r Wr ~ : Ost-Dta. fe) | Teady; SPiendid of Zz : - Lael al Mf 0 ou N eed ? EF +S «gh LOA N. 6% FIRST DEEDS IF TRIS r Darin Wtd.—Good location -ARDNER REA LTY CO.. Lin le!’ 495 400 ie LE INV, CO., 7ta and Cheer” TO we I SHED LADIES READY. | ——2 devote en ox Ft. Aan Piemoruth Buss gf | the 82? % $1000 Quicr s [RST AND SE ‘OND $1805, "So Q2 Amounts, vig RUST $1800, | Box P2357 BFine. give’ full Particulars, | CANDY CONFECTIONERY — Transfer GARAGE apo Bite “Gartiedd gang |p d in progr FOR Sare pe haNG HOUSE so pele 8 sHOP—_ton.. ~ . ss. ton ‘ at) ~000. S$2°5H #4’ —~aee’ | Orew ' 2.09 Dont I2th az ‘ —— eta & ~O0-auto : lacs “'e : “SaiVe city of sO) “26aD: moner. ‘ » ne ah ished: rt will ¢ . bs og DEEDS © T : 8500 ee $3000 325 GEN Al (E ) pe ie show and schoo) 6 re meee. D@rtly ren “ation Nort} ern [ . 0 dop- *)-™maker. : n oan =a 4 hele Xmas and Tahlon. omiehty handy for ——- 3. SHE] p a mt! —_ ; man” ome) $4000. > $5000 ‘4 saen0 in M seouri Re os “Bow4, Pesidence, S30 era. of stock ten. other busi Enright “stairs, Cail Monday. 3714 | “Stering to Wearing a>, ; P In ¢ity: ROOMING HOUSE—1e@ ome. $285 faquire 1723 ashing. day. Saty Ple are Welcome to . mage . Cnest » o- Me AC 2«* 9 nll - as Ss? An . ioe + seTia notes in $500 4 City. Mo. — ° Sox ° Wright bse avi’ rsa Zale -~ ——— = = e 48iveily Reludy 5 pa » ; ome @x.- gaa very cheap > Re ‘ Bil they n | , - {} a ' - vt “ebominat; Ds. “ptt = and ; 4 Si ~ ee ee GaANER _ - ties ~ Oe oSsiery. K.LOY >, novai- r— - - J - plese usends have realized that the eim- In eums .- NE} lO LOAN — KORTE OF phone for ss “Groce sJORES Wra —We vay cash 69000 Wholesale Candy Factory nf town of 25004) DIRE fro RE—Min- | stock >; merchanae * 2tc.; clean _ fone HOUSE—@ reome | investinnte ‘en368 Bert. | vn ‘ay to get Out of leP : Pran Oc Jt it aa) 5 OBO ~ == " ‘ . ~ REA LTY & LO W sOr rece ry and me —— : Well equip ed = . - ol I L: — l Sacnt . rom Gillespie bean: ‘*, fl ‘ wh , y @'se 'n the ®tore- ' t? xX ‘ 7 >n - av . . Le r4 : ready money is to bo ‘on thie Set | Beverty in B00d lacilitie “A Improved Sarfield 1436 Yaa’ 2AN COX Sth OF withoue ss, et = MAricet Stocks, | brijgine we Ped and “stabdlished:; @-story! ing: ine —-41c8: good Teason for ee!) "ome Scuipped; modern Siseures | mer a - OVER: + : OTTro w On the! Poem ; s?s. : v iU6 N Sth. Cart la ? 7 | hoe« on . , ** SiElUy es: @) _ 2 i Uliding- rent S100 10- oe i ~_ 2 information M y se || - throurhouwr - a r2 ‘XT Ures ROOMING Hor rR No ; ~ r ’) niture r ee ist & @ “eid 243° enoes. etc: jp ~ So drv goo - 4: 10-year lease. > E ool Stock invot cs COM Petit in 7 anything a" ian°. real estate, salary a; | “L. A. Rust « Sons Realty Co (eT) | Be right: ng” oH UL of Wellman Bomust | fib HEYE INV. 00. Sen and Chestnut, | awit Title Guaranty Bids. ed Fy Genes 575.000: shos departinee; | SY. Lindel 1516. wil ment in very geod sendin OVER LE _ ‘lt e 5 Sy rn i™ . > ~~ « i i@Te q*% 12° oben _ ie. Ci..man Broke “ VU iitie wu . irantyr RY? 7 - . - . Gib*;' Si: , . art epartmen:> bl! ' 4 -- | ; . ee ee . rr fw at . - J “Undreds get this . —— ‘ SF Mhegtn if ar > ~ oF ct. ds de ra nk» Ee +. , r ~@4.af) a ~ ig. Garfield 442° on ‘ ~ i we A | | equip, moe? rf fu eased. Which a). ROOMING by “a ra, a very r arena ble 4 rery — , wrt ery ts - OE , a _ mont 2373 y ace TPAaSONn ah) h, : 4s tmasg + Daye rent for ent! . + a UCSE—YV, : j R-aiw ; ; Umes s*. . a! } rates an, 1° 9 Dd. m Boy ae ~ ANS | On tiring s BAT MARKET wr : : __P.- netig Uat other busine : -. ———— —— er. 2228 AND VPEAiwerw “Fe CU VERTOA Pa “suse Yahier, 8 rat lemmas? OO Ou \ eed \ Beata) 1 " - ~Be® retiri- f~ The, id.— | C NEWS sTaxn > LA EG Cons jer ; Hess nterests. might ROuMw . A NIZING inp ‘orn i pe &* lownst rte > + Oney lone: ete? in $500 ana $1000 - north t- om,, Om SUS. ness ferre.) r “lonie yao l—=In in ° &- rp : REENHOUSES wer selline for frst! ; | “COMING Hot SE— ji Fits » « 7 “7 ches PTOM pt ast and . » Service Mationes ¢ . and S$] C ®no-n. ‘Ort hwest with. a. Prefer red. Hote. East &> Quis nN ate 2 Dom Modern hon > a ‘ residen-« = ‘ ~ #88 Us! ness or er very rrepeact PStah!! she. - . ‘—o . . Payment plan easie.. QUICKLY ™" ¥ > ret deeds of trust am eee rooms ne #30ut 4 mode iw —— ————__— se LOU ai! at once | ty ; ‘stern. te om: §.65 acres- Cc — property thar wi} Washing:on Li aa ie a R IVOSLi gs 5 “G6 t. ” ee SEE S iv S71 3500 > > ‘Ss. te Ou “VOTUs . Mu - “ern UVin nee : _— = > ~~ eS ee Water. Clste ; : ~ > Oun- o ~~ - i #tand t) ?- indety [215 Weer VER tives or smite “Events. tele | Piney SECOND 4K AND BG $3500 "six $750 02. , $4500 $5000: “two | don't ansust “Gouden eet, loca ton oF ~— ia ing 1a0> StAND—Lobby op. | Wood. “ae "wells; Northwest Kirk- | Bo ont-Dimna nee ws 08 to value. Box 4.375 ROOMING HOUSE? AND ACCESSORY [MRE Win | 20°! ~ Overs Verythine prive, a : AND TH tities ana 2 CC? and two ée3 0: perfeer | 95. Posen... @ . €D Box R. = — Gin ~/ Locust. SPR — ’ imes ren¢ 5. i | , eR | ove and confidentia) “SENS Private TRUST at PEFR IRD PEED, titles and ampie i =: 200: perfec: Ost} + ox — —— 2) | times rent. espe y enuipnee OvVERG -t | x Z 6 ’ = OF af) ai.p . j « ran “a » ~~ = . : Cre AR : TP Ri LAUNDRY—_ —~ . : ™. Vv lican zing An in « : Borrow $25, Pay back -) We iet vou CENT INTEREST S16 Chestn uy at "= each en. cia CAS ‘oO invest ; Ter ; rood “=U Cas 3 - and mega: "es - doing — en and rourn dry: ROOMING HOL 10 2. oe wntown |} Usainees distr re tut te Re ; ; $1 Week ly BM FR . Make y, MP OWN ter LLL LT D™>ss sn SStablished busi- sson for gel] Qe B > Om EENHOtT Q ~ busin ags- ™ be 19 ™ sx on” aa fora ed $50. Day Dac k 3°? « eek = Ph ANK rR EF cy 7} - Py me. are -_ “ys Preferred state +. T ‘partin Poet -Miaens tek us i” - — - Ne ES a00recia te Rox F-419 s =. ee to ‘ sa inde] = P| Priced Standarn! Make ti se “| ore 7S : —_ Gar ra fy; r eo at ~ —— — A-32] _ “U- > . = ory . An est. Dals a2 Us - . c?) 44° we Title 4 ; : , . iTToOw s ’ J, Pay bac k » aa Week y a .§ Ne rarTield a! ‘ ,S and 80°R, es st GQ ET OT . ) ~ = 7 ~y LET Ce i Post-Disnatc cu CIGAR 7 i 7 RE “ United os a =? . ner DD fs - Led b 4 Nese Taking ann " LA T\ DR Y—Weil " bh - : f Ry¢ mM iN 2 --4 B =x P an _Pos' Diepateh i) ‘ rt it | tects $s) if? Pav back a4 7 ek —= — ~ c8s | . 7 { E ING rs me, [ = se, vt ur buSinaes To es fectionery an 4 new “er oa = ' re, con for $3) 4 an Oi Sin ) —-an >e pur a, S-a 000 per vear es a ished; ay erTaz nh shed r ry rr re - bein as $70 “per rren ’ ** : : oe sad ’ . ——— . - . » S = DUWer ~ : . S ‘ v . - dn ; iia 7} 4 r 7 lir en d ‘ i j } . ot g : re ‘ h : re A - - " ; “Y “a . 3, pay back ho wrek v AN ~ \\ b R IN — ‘ Have CST, la! v attra “tive first 2 4 ° ‘Y 8 io 4dvanc, ‘ 2 ha ea Caah Ry miles f ~ Sr , nis t : | . 1019 ity: Whole i ; ‘ ~s P OWers 80.d B8triet! Quick Sale w ‘ asonable for CRBah Ry a » a - wile « Rer r ») Pour rm teh _Ee Borrow $200, pay bai. ; n ‘a2 it — 1088 w. Grand. Hours 8 a. ™.t0 9p. = : ~*~ - er ei -ady- : 8Ma.) . ' al | ane | und u bt. ete Pat I millinery. Senen on. | ““Usive business. Call or write uw ex-| Preferred: give + ted unt +d ’ — : iat a raise. Also d for all you Box P-42. Post-r Of aick- | _ part terms ‘ 704 Vier INVEST WENT cp 2000. Wydown 135 *F Sreenhouse 772% Daten. ROCMING HOUSE—Geee if } * +. te —— . *-: lear. R ———— .-* XX a’ on 80 | ROOMING : = I Lisdei) “974: ; | GROCERY. ~~ —oeee ‘ 30 wm " ef | ; i; €ive location Side | _Bovie. " “=. 38 6 bareain ““*\RKET—2300 Newhouse. . 000) piles trom oing “wis: town of go. | —!° garages 4451 — j 4 “Tr Roy > ~s - . . atilo Be Drice and b | FF ee a — _=ain GARDWN "D RE . OUSe - my , Population Going a6 _ . - i; - wanes — JOHN ‘ ration et . ; eriece J8t. if8uU ed eae Fr haw rite for Cur NEwss 08 -Digna: ' “ p one SEERANING. , ATLORING — “Swtabishay- GCROCEpyY — ——~_ ABA IF y "> Month e Vor > ) ‘ ee “~ oo - Wa we ee . ; ™ 3 ‘ - z ‘eu -* ee ‘SPAPER AGE CY -wr a/c) Dp enty work: A. = 4eLau —s - ‘ * CHRIST nn FEE Chetens, | Edward K. Love Realty Co by Des There ‘possessing Wit —In y a Wwe Be MIN i De@et of ‘ . “_~ Der Jt ‘MING Hi. Ts s .d > eee, -_ : Js 2 - 6 . = . ler 3045 Drice of equipment onte @ain for ash buy EAT MARKET pan cannot’ handle .ct2Dment: owne 82CTi fine E—4¢ =? —_ , | heey } , SPESSi0On Could be olen tS aa. a ’ ! BRINKO "g ‘04 € Nestuut. eth eS DOR J-17] Post-Dis. Ri Cc ; - y ~ ™ . P i‘ || MONEy ST Dade Le un” - . . : ' oe trace ror car r" 17 hor : +} ~ “ on account of SiCK Ress + oul. b eive phone . —— RY AND MEAT pela. rEUMAN Sto roy nal _estare. ee | SanlsG HOUSE —s ———— ¢ . o> ‘-P . RY axn wo” . —— . - > a “AS iN iy oe ry rnrT--s : en. Sere | , | ; Forest ~~ Seay MEAT MaR etc _ Easton ay 200d for one man. 5443 sickn-es St I nigiies ~~ Cherehes strese: ¢ | SUPP And e _ . 7 3 - - ; eet ae OP TU SELT. van —S ee | meee ss ‘Offer tang. sDetdia otation: Dusivess Toa uest market: doing nice food business, goo ; age: chean- caeh on id stlom: bn fo an business ae i lack of funds, when the old = . 7 2 EE ™ + R NITI ‘ ELL } ()T R BI SINESs : —— na 16 offer (akes i: TR2a2 \ 14-» — ——— —.__ 1030 Hodiamont RE Lice ; Post-Tispa tah g0od location. Box R-145 ROOMING fn —— = “. ‘£2 : x i124 ‘IPR Mal | » GUARANTY makes, negeT AN BRINKOP ‘Ri AL EsTatr businegt@"® cash buvers hing wg EECTIONERY NEN $203 Lae: | CROCERY—Ang meas market. 3042 Eas. MEAT yj ARK RT —Becinaive OO ft_terma G20u8 Wasnine 8TOm-c .. aap ——- B ——!* 5S. Grand Lacien. 1. CO “Sines: £ aa. —- ~) Kinds e¢ _ 2 rooms *ARDNER REALTY co’ *: | —ten ' = t Sand. 447;; a+ > etClusive One-r: Row hee Crs : ——s co | | ad > ne . Aclede 140) . [ANG eT , : - nt om miagion i cy m™ T- a SS une ees. ee, eee ,~ 20 L ae, an ° 46 sf? ~~, Lowis. — an ‘vil ‘MING laeyt ~ i § '\ s AT A RB. ‘ ‘ P Ho rornprk® AND : Crvn ~BUSINESS oppory M234 Chippewas (NVESTMENT cp | CONFECT p_will baw ana! Renaud. | CROCERY— sing “Siive, nen: | SRRT ARD VECRTABEE wage | oe og ee Be Sine? stock ot “ary mg oti | We Cam y ? = ees . . : ae | “hh ~ Q , ? ~ ; 5 a> 7. Eee © ae eee Linde} 70e7 j f: or te o oe ner i See *. — VAS oe , Ha) Z an X-~ A wie ' Nem ry — ‘Aen he a HH pe ado positively no one Ssidence fel rte *mount on busi neng PS lED, _ ee i CIC KLY AND PRIV 4 COSFECTT NERY —Cheap for Casp. 25 “ROCERY AND r | teh ” business, Box F.25" — Gen) & ™ Write w SAPVFERN. 3 hoa on FOR . Ro n ielay. » Property With ama!! exPense or ADVERTrcp . 99 We nave a lare 4 North Marke: ~2U6 | . > ~S Pos —_._ del] §5ane oo © °Rharge for Da ' . - Ro ee a Country ne ane, | for ve ot , “ number of ash b ——— TT ———— i ROOMING HoGar 3 ~ 'O Pay bac Pers: can ar; -~ words $1; Semana “ “WS WEDapers . a MGs of busine wea) pUvers | CONF ECT ANDISE—, or ba CsE— .* ; late per 4 WSole or Dart ar any intereee Keato: Hartfora we: = S25 ener lists > % eis Wits and Teal estate. | iness ® sbi (0-Wear ang roine mone : ‘an AN ica; Bes } SELL YOUR BUS “ree : “— near ent n , ' : & EALTY CO. EBesem hotep em, etre good te > . >USIN ESs ee . “0 (04 Ches ~ ~~ ws! part of hus ant le: cuck gals me OMe. rent the ash wi nase: own e go” bad a b ch-ciage — ~ " ~— E : GROCERY AND wer at I sell stock end? 9 "orida ind | ROOMING HOteE =. rrr "2 - ‘ ——— +44 inde!) 493 ¢ — A. ! : s ny Ser tis —_—h ee at invwn:, Tent reagenar rT . ——— ¢ ‘TN i Shin : — —— an TRY s 4 \ { : P 7. > X sit} "Ez FR y 4 ‘> TT? —r it ' fixtures Zoo0d iehtt Pr AT MARK ET—New ~. . oro uve ‘el }T laser wh , a ’ - - 44 +1 PP avle S OP } ‘ On oe o = TS ® p@ l0c&tion: » mcertul oprortunise | See ——O'man Marker 119 Do... 2 eo -— 2° see Si Fa:@ the Dusiness §, OMS. LL Loar whe 44 e! trade *or anvw- - E HAVE THE “tr . - Deon’ « S500 Rr, ol 2A un yY for 7ROCERY AND — TAT MII I INERY AND DRE oe . + ING Heyl SE—_j0 4 ik —~RBIG ‘ H \ uM i rw «SRY time ~ tone Sans . »: BL y ERS “ON FEO? _A-300. D Peon enha —\! MEAT MARKET. — ~— aoe & “SS MAKING S *s “ F @ nber- : a . pti he T . * = A.) sa ra Prt oe . XC N PE TIC “ R ) >Re «ER Daenage- a = 7, ~~ ‘Sess. 3: I ‘ xf ry “ ——“* 700d ae sft End; rent $15. F ITrat Q*? - 2 R. > Pp fla T™» ’ ee Fae m, wy - .* a Pe rk wood Mo our representat , — and Confidentis let 25t} 5 dew ut eat tee ner > — Ga = 't here Ween 10 end - ‘on 0445 MILLIS eo Y or | ———— OD ee ee eS ’ ~ ps _ Dvreing an | ee cy 7 . “iu Va. » Ls Ie tag en on [eee : om ~ “a | AT e : , : a ‘ : _ vit a ™ 4 ‘ > = - - ae ’ Ou! ‘en , a ~~ — — ser : re acy ae entie — “oe higth-g@ra ie ton & SAD ed BUSINES Px ‘H awe ~y , “ tRP \ER™ A easy terms . ° Ving TUOMear Da rz ~ ac =~ = a Box M ING s He CAE—13 . Pesuiren - y ~ : > fl = e : m ‘ ; - _— . P Clg : - ~ : . “ {> b , . AF y oy , 7 = - om) _— a. o . . “pe 1 —_—~ .coun f : a. ; ; - 5 = : . MO ogee, or C4Slery "hn > ore eX Clusgive toria Bide Centra! 41°9 4i wn | CONF EChon pet £O. inde 495 Easton aes Stock and fixt ut, denn wi ce ?P =29 Pos '§Dateh (aan oman, . ater? elm rent, a wa; 7 ' “2n YOY ibis Due wy = f ry , = vs as . ) rl = — M — » zh male ox n2ew BOD Competitive u : f , —“; — Lt tion ~ ne ER —Ni ~~ Rood ™,- — —— ts ] ‘ INERY sT RE— Wes: Florissan? Ri . : _ a wn - Mme . - { *s x ‘ ORT: E LO 4V CO anne —— er -CaQts Im ist bh. ae e e se y our Business $4000 i. Po = 7 will ACT! fice Work GR: led DRY ——A no Meat Marke: - Priced TCaSONabia Call Ty er lve v ‘ -~ NG Fic it SE-~ = ° Pour \. ™ Lis 1204 Federa) C *Rea & : h. . ‘' "YON Si Die COrporatin » “San- 7 2 Pret Pree . ad ~ tw) “aah. B. x rR. 3S on aroun t of ate . wil sacr! - . ‘ ~ = eaten) Muss eel). \ a. “wv Tin a an week OMMerce 2. Rew PeEDON ST hill py ——— Of the Quickly QMd pricase) ent I , Gay 4! 1°00 TChN ess Lal . WCLiNEEk yc _—_—_——__ (cds, lease terns c - ROP re oe TRI, ’ TELEPHONE GARFIEI p lle: xia telephone number gaa vering Dlease list of cagn buvere na _ have large OONF EC? TONER Y—Alss canned GROCERY Mabe st Covi fay 4anae°?? ogy *iving ane | siore . ROx MING oT = ._oo laee x ‘ne . —- “2tive can are a0ge for sat Tepresen. the Durer Tsonally pb will Cri tin ot anne Pods Moho. ae (sT— © Frou. Tlag * Sacrifice quick e A lished ™ a xs Lee i r7ARDNER RE. L? 4 . uM) nim) a 2 = ee ( ~~ _ y ou Pa 7 Us a a Cone nee at ing rooms above” ES business. o es, p. cars: al) cash ~~~ 202 Ria Mte Theater” 26 O.. Kinde! 49 3 | S100" Rte en Do — | ‘te o_o pay die Prefits: we oo oa y S Nothin SON Fee = ‘ARDNER REALTY" a chean rent. MILLINERY, wee TIES Te =, > own Ou Need ha ar . i ne MOT og .@rms« ‘ ~ 4. Pe ‘ nti] the Sale ls Made Cc ; at + i ‘ IN ERY - Larre = 4 Die varier UR: ERY a Meat marke: nce 4a ». . = uty shor r~ “ A NT [ R = Mo ‘y HY S Beans AD Oe OntMy: « ~” “2% Caah, teres . Stow lo wor we oMety my . 7 on hy . : i : - = ona a ‘ -, ~ ey “ae J : “© ~ Fae 4 tens for “8 in- termes Re the . © ice $2200 Mand new fix es . Osta Dilshed ~—_ Pented Souty Side Bo ni 331 = old — = priced te one i. BEAUTY parior ¢ ee OR) | 704 x 4 te | INVESTMENT CO XN i¢th: Grry Shee Toms. ren: 343 Artainee pa SpOOO McTif'ics ‘Stock “a MILLINERY— e, ROOMING HOt Sem. TELPreoy ideas on BEAT quipment: ceen Miture, spr) - ide. Sih, . ON FRCTIOND bt —lian ares. $195 28 sag ane B4S°Uuth Bch a : near © | ‘ ) WE MAKE AND R ey Arp as ; cash. Cassy term : ba | and __ Phone ‘ nt ral "R40 aod Locust. bs . R i if iN » R . rr te. 4 71 — a (J Raw ‘ER me — = oe roots. shove " Si. 7) vY@ar man ” ‘sTand ° e. , ree ocene * T v . — ss “ ee ., . ‘' —— on = P 4 > naeane . si o* EN nies oa aar 's — | — . —— — - oOre- > ; . ' 2 4a loan where value eng Ss oe i FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS cage 7 @ Ca, ~1 5s. Wadasn = ———_ terms “i ely warren nai’ cash ~. ‘hed stand “¢ nae garker Sd estab op tuoped Bre) Sasa” att complece- nos = ete —— PRO ere pre- aimee the | Broperty ty ) ; — a. Chi e | -DBe for commie "Had bupinege: Qalance | ,,.!mbed stand NED $3500: MSE, 8 | eagt, LOUIS Bosnian | smalete- | DO ING HOUCSE—F PERTY iota reatdentia) 4..." = ~ a high- > Lorne... For q Service gee | BUSINES CHANCE —Bal SUSINESs FOR SALE | Com ——— SES Saas spcton 5 and Centra] $1 >. Catala te MM “ Lo Suit: nm f ee —— ~A—? ‘ herokee at . tionery a a ZO 4 as el a mes se vce ‘) large ' et , « “—¥ ing "OOM *tee ™ . ‘ ’ 7 hy ; oa for le . (cO9) Cc e0 : | Gru iiepo Mo. 3 dbewa. Mang=edort J4 23 A Chip~ p< jomee “2 TO! R —~Lighs «Toceries VROC -R¥ MA sr pgnde —— a _ . : | : RR = iwts ee re. * 7 Hie Ce ROWING i_ ia a4 cation: ¢ rentencan “Ste, millinery: . on MOMS - ie ® —S ee , ; fonabie rent. bargain. terms , — Park. i a — ATcn WANnrTs p

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s Today, _ DECEMBER f eeele 125, —ll 700 FARMS rr Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real = poems 2 Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. post pisrarcn, _ 1° = . ete 1926. DECEMBE RG, FOR SALE B 8 saaitciindin! aie ; i , y wil FNARRETSTSM | FART NANT ee OR SALE 9 BUSINESS. FOR = we 7 |U. S. URGED TO ENFORCE gaa ie Selerade = cuertew: CARNEGIE HERO AWARD DENIED na» ane 2 oe : B01 Law ion, mt) - 10 Sine eING mG HULSEY oun wel pecialist, ‘who was here for occur behind @ esemoke screen, : aE AARRET— Wim | lier aM a Niclnt, Pee roars, ceaag_tt| || FOR SALE—WTD TACNA-ARICA FINDINGS ‘vo Jest three days to eavise with YN HARVEY HAMMETT CASE ! soviee olor Sala ~ ane fixtures eohared | , everything , ’ © h | low 00. A. M. Pritk t, aoe MACEUTIG , Louis. any betel Finely { furnished 9- AND WANTED ADS sument against the proposals con- new in this country, He said, in| mission has written Chief of Po-!| erates a densely biack, epaguc, _—————— oe - Fuilis \CEUTICAL TABLI 3 : = : p98 neat (ral i- live. 3635 la- SEE FOR SALE tained in American preas comments lice Gerk declining to make a : odor! eas and tasteless vapor. A r" MARK ET——Good lar : her hus olher busines! D De " 3 h . cabled to Lime that the United | “One hundred, 50 or even 10) ele tric motor and hliower will pre gt DOS LEORS ; Sen. | Sl eee soz R Shou rooms, steam neat. SECTION States withdraw the arbitral deci-. aie é ; |posthumous award for herosim to , , nday, 6507 Wash- topic of this sort never pel the smoke through metal pip: oar MRBING sU Pp - : . npnCcay, ov a topic oO j . ‘ , cs led | é' of _Jenn' = ——_ “ata bli shed: pe gy MB INE - 3 sion in the Tacna-Arica controver- | con have been assigned to Mt erat ce menpennesntelage wae be ne a » outlets at various parts of (hi MARK EK” io}. Se Monday. Cabany COnsts. HOUSE ae Sv ke ee BOOKS AND PERIODICALS sy and enlist the aid of other na- | speaker before group of t schers, | by highwaymen July 3 last, when | stage joration ; KLO : in Ding upp) VY (hn F 4 . the: rent } nee ret : ; = pr se swe Lae G8) a & uu Vi &2 G . } o . » £ } of BP; t ol? an . owner iil. 2631 | POOLRUOM— woieg atone be | (062) | ARABIAN’ NIGHTS —Wid'; complete oF |tions in seeking @ solution, ts made|Maddox Tells 2000 Teach- .::ciy because the prevalent notion | went to the aid of Patroims=!Workmen This Week to’ 0n the stage will be constructed 2k _ : inc ~“ «: P40 sac if ice ; easy afte emo On 0 Oo. ie , today. | ers at Meeting That He 51 . ¢ 1 : ee } . er- slain. ' Be in a k of Convert- : ’ re rondin te the apse ‘ eek busines al Cast terms. 1k? Bg Ss. es: ores — Meliro) ‘ 212 } iat faves ae 7 . i nis pie Ce Ol work £enouUu ad f pp The Co " { ~ " lette bases its 4 as su tie . or BI ; 7 ’ er imvemtinacs this. | POOL OOM 8 i HOUSE AT onion, gee tar | AS ie i OI Wan, BET Bet | ., Th! Paper says that the United) yyy pC ned by supervisors, prinetpals| monnateete tera cirevlar end, of a church, It ¥ AJ os Lande 495 . — 4 blew ‘ v* fat 0 » "Tien. cash _down a0 ar ) ine. " aah, . 7” 7s ‘ "7 Bee % ref, Si ] echnics lity: > * .. Grand- Olive a ness _138th and Renton’ ing tat ge newly Gecere'¢. cheap ‘oday. eh BOOKS—aAlexander Hamilton complete States has good reasons for main- | ants er o-opera- id specialists. The duty of the was en 6% — ing It Into Semblance of cover 6500 square feet Twen . we : . | — awar ly ts | , , monthiy; 45|PRIVATE WAICHMAN ROO ~Furniabed in volumes; perfect condition; price §256./taining its isolation from European | teacher was simply to take the fin- rhe hero awards apply te Sects columns 60 feet high will suppor ; : ; — ue OU 3E— “ 4 rooms ) WwW ) Oo " : M ; , es if , ic y ely , ri 5 ] y 4 ¢ lease. Dew acres district - quiet , : i suites, bath, turnaé, elec- | 4745A Washington. Forest 1066M, politics, but no excuse for avoiding | tion in Community Task. shed product and do her best to/'” ™ hich conclusive evidence shows) a Gothic Cathedral. a vaulted ceiling and to paint row! aenb for Sired. | account Chinese. ithe . 3405 Bell. BOOK — oO F KNOW LEDGUB~—W orld Rook | that ™ we" A idat y 1) nts ril : wiional Ap-| RESTAUR ANT—Goud USt am in good cond’ tien. a ae Vard Class! ‘*«. Forest 1318. ai tor- the duties imposed by its materia] | put it into operation At the pres-|— ~~ tne candidate weirhincagtesce nay and columns will require nearly (three tons of lampblack. ~. busy thoroughfare Bor ia wom BOARDING HOUBE — Jaxx . i. ok ok “tyls “ea . A ra . - . ” , AMP CO. 812 A:- RE nctary 1 ows saeee on af HOUsb’ 10) rooms, rent $75. _Bundaye nae — wr ge fh. nag prolong HERE SINCE 1914 le revision of ol l cur? 9 rot ~ therefore. that Harvey Hammett's workmen will begin the task of Rehind the groups of columns L509 X jefferson -LSTAURANT— ~Good ” Jo REALTY 0 yg hy owber, ‘3905 West | SET OF HARVARD CLASSICS —G40. 42 417 J pony ° Boer a - oo t Easy | construction of new ones snoun case does not fall within this cat- transforming the interior of the wil} he 13 ornamental gates; an ah * : JI oF | 0 : : Calion. , , oe av (eran ‘ | oO acna- ca, rown ng nN CMO TYE rative enterprise engzagk- , fixtures; Ciean : —~ q sean RE” — i s>a a TE D—H . C) : _ : : : , : Bs | BneTaU wT SOUSE-—-10 rooms: 3-car ga arvard lassics, Book of|blood the last hope of liberty and ng the best thinking of every ) jess E EXC HANGE. | terns: a oes $270, rent $100 cash or| Knowledge: Encyclopedia. Box P-355, justice ted ! { tua. | ° rea nizatiol Police officials are inelined tO\o¢ a Twelfth Century’ Gothic ca-|9"4 covering 249 square feet, wil! Centra! 41: 2f- 4130. t STALRA NT 300 a 1 » & 1g Mindell 3 f Pe nt. Inquire 40 Y | = Dispat h emt Pan nega “stag as i te ed | Parents and Children to Be mem be a sc Ol ¢ my “ eit a disagree with the commission's un- iain : a , i suilt. It can be swung open ——— iving ¢ ae >. bs : i Lindell 37 ‘ — : 10oOnstrous l’'nder ich conditions it becomes ledral, in preparation or 1e . > Siig ss - pe 20m 4s G , — i ¢j wa? : ‘ 74 ‘ ¢ ret c a. bé a i ber indell “1h . , oi an 7. . Madison nt . Call 4167 Marylan Phone right number, Lindel! 4135. Auto| the Chambef of Deputies, delivered of the courses after they 2re on * SAN SALVADOR, Republic of ae © ¢ nitor ervice rie a sited (1) O19 Sa Salvador Dec 5.—A commis- | , on™ Ont ‘ masked at the rear and sides by h above; price $2700 PS ae Post Disp | / : inal posmensioni Lieve nat do _LLER as rr" ae — |'hefore that body yesterday, descrit,- itaken as a cormmurlr ity proble mand : . aneaininere of ermal iza- n 4a a ’ stuinmie 2 OO0 feet , rioulding, 15. : : rrels of¢ Ne : ven + £000 corner; rived at Bluefields, Nicaragua, to | : Sof binck felt Fhe floor of both Central 4128-4120.) ‘1700 Menaro ver; Ady: ae eee Co - ; ‘ ae | ' a cota : , ' a 0 roll few | RKET—W be” RESTAURANT— a colleague of the economist, pia ced u pon it. ! hese af ruectures | + average busi- ; il} | cheap if goid — (®) p—Quoted at nts. fee aks rneet these aims, organizing this| ely h . ! the production, will require 22 no agents |_*007 N. Broadwas. ATs rooms, furnish- Th —_ : ri P h Serre to offer suggestions. too. The ts ecutive units for!’ rof. Jeremiah W. Jenks, who was) wil! necessitate the removal of mile of cables of various sizes — rent only $11 month: on mar © wnolesaie price of eggs ere! .. lan hie 4 conten into consec in ro wee he ; “ye ; niles » . : ; MEAT MARKETS. cog big a 22 x f urmmished arid 4-car ga- a * Sale dropped six cents poche moc eente! Superintendent plans pub!i he | , ng purposes, and performing | re ained by Nicaragua to roves the| some 40090 seats from the audi- There will be 150 spotlights of 1000 “S800. 5. | 200 _ near Gra rent only $2 a Pr AUIS TAMOn ROE ge gg oe a jings before putting the contermpl: er a ' =e anu th Oe ;country'’s banking lawe, submitted/torium, which normally accomo- mete ch, 150 bunch Hight, 20 ar rE: lve | = ant 7 COSk. a | vy other cessary rice! . ; % atts each, } - , c , RESTAURANT ——Busleet 7 srl RITZE RT REALTY, 41 | nuit. size 4? i: 1k Mich!ean. | due to an increased production ed changes in effect. seis A ar aE a plan for the canal to the Mana-(|dates 10,000 persons. mp 00 e | good busine@s; dandv ud nae ~ | Be Ys’ OV ERC = wears: omhes. warning, but. as a result of the! The teachera were twon as lider 4 rnake a course of Ftuay com- lights, 120 4 O-watt stereopticon-~. ! $isvo0; eo e required. AX i hey 1 Pint. PD. ing ahoes, Jersey , Lay _ Cabany oFGoR c c) snow and cold weather yesterday ' ss ol oe ly effective. The third step 500 lights on the altar, 1500 lights Bo yeory ° ee CAPE—Minh ; beautifu [most new: will i * * | sewalwe aki } ‘0 leted!| f: . yas : . |'RESTAU To rer eclicataipa Ne iN BWICK FHOP—Ac oe re | sacrifice ono Forest Tae Ww production will be curtailed and} ..tement showing in detail t! 1- duhas taxing “he ia mye ntet that the United States would fi-|arcades thrown into silhouette by |, a SS ne prengpe voy 50 electri ar > I ont om - . ‘ . ~ * - _ P Hae 7% ! . “4 e' 3} *s : } = : . Agt.. S423Aa Chip- SiGe: apiendid location : fine in ~ he CAPE Eastern mink reaseonabie. prices will rise this week. loca! lowjnk airn of public As; . . A) and pu ing ; nance and best n the pee: inary | .. ‘oncealed 1 hts will ons pre ted - ry ast | plenty a ty. complet ely eguly BS—Smal) stock of ladies’ readcy-to- | 2 , Parkriow_ O859W eh ries! mie 9 ee UDI ; i, in the school system. Th is | gz un m l¢ pert pgm a , ie serted thev h ad no kno VW nee of | ele to the ‘a and left of Trove? ? oce “s¢@ ‘sve? ry , — ; . ‘@ aha ; : —— ‘ ais —? Mes 2 , : andtene i Elliott's offer and stated that the i,, A eS os th . . Ast. . - : . hetie ria ; Dts ‘? , . . cirect his isi S Ow ard e4 din - atk , re ff baaee AT qj ne OTcnestra seats I ar aloft wil! ' ¥ Central 2840, | —\hippewa. BE _SHOP—3547_ 8 __ Jefferson — Snene x ait - aia c) | ly fresh” eggs. Retail prices were elf-realization and toward : : Hie th oe of ““|American Government hed not). 34 « ined glass windows. 10 produ tion, and which arrived frorm Pee’ M a} } AAP i l mPeaut.lu . ~ , enetetntints Sone . : ' | wry as in iy comparis¢ . tee ' —— . ’ > 3 ’ Conducted by e@uanir RES ] Al hLANT—Good lovation ; OF —s (7000 jocation; small S.OCK. C > . = a : * - Bi . . ° between 60 and 65 cents “a Aozen i . ‘ . : ai aaa ‘A t ; P > ’ ( I i/ i] - rn ma assed judgment ‘ } * >» ‘ ~roJje *t in fa ‘ ; , aw ' | New y ork W ednesdag. In addition 42] ; : corner ‘asl ] Floriseant eRves. | Zi. » ap Ber mOTas ' participation in the creation C ot :' pes . ‘ et wide and 37 feet long. and . 9 w invoice Btor k at | A x oe | - ’ y. £ 1OT 1S ane Forest | Xe q epending upon the q ual lity of errs i an : ‘ } urrl } ’ ; : there w {ll be portable ewitc) - price and give buyer o — y os take the Place. -PAIRING—sSell cheap, @Bolng to WwW ay Sora - — > ~s : BES realization of he ijideais oa! )- od Dee a aes tis i rising 690 feet above the orchestra | boards and dimmers, t th it} mt off. or lump stoek | 8" Cartield 9548 mrope, 6215 Clayton, : i C IAT —Seal ny aan "hae an sold, and are expected to remain ———— aOe ogetner with B00. If purchaser has | RESTAURANT AND ROOMING HOUSE SE TORE—Suburbs buey atreet; — a = > ~ 2 — at those figures during the week . i - } guan Government. Hie then was) 125-Foot Tower. first part in the task copies quoted in dispatches as declaring Rows of cloisters, with their These will be controlled by a great master switchboard which had to be butit for the St. Louis teware and chinaware. | e 12.00 toe Say “yg ee AP 1s Long fur cape. size 38- 40. . : “To develop the individ present manager: low RESTAU R ANTS—113 x. Sat 5858 5 aliing other bysiness: stock new. W. Cal] Sun day Lindell 29313. fe) | The fall in the wholesale price’ tne end that he may effe Vies i?TMENT CO” | eet junehes ae 8 —e rt Barkett. Murphysboro. 1) pete’ CHOKER Fur; new; real bargain. 2632 as from 54 to 48 cents for ‘‘strict- ——— — — ——— ’* ciety Two Pitts of Service. floo fioor A tower. at e side t} . | satin xeon 6 Be : ee ausdialiananl | , en ide of the) a rotary switch, actuated by a mo- ke om whatever = corm g00d location; prleed for — gem “egg - es pea " ee fic Non jilitv and the secon an 6 yr sith administra- _— eridir , : F mwright Biig. Gar- | rice $850" termes . y ~~) Box F-309. Post-Dispatch. (c) [—2 black esealskin. full-length, § — - . ——-—_———— | new Roosevelt High. Never | ric respe nsibill 2 a ond/and supervisors, with ae stra An immense gridiron, with &@n! sand costumes, made from 476 dif- | Broadway 3 RE ~ TK ST a cow RE i have the teachers of St. i. .e.t advisory reiationsh}}] In the first | tors, teachers and other members of!anchorage of a score of 25-ton | ferent patterns, will be used They V irginia Av. i EXSTAUR -ANT—G lass abies, cour Bepermniets stock: chean RO Bae —Aition: ehean Vict ag : , CAMERAS 'sembled in so large a number for St®P respon lity 3 a he at 1 prin ie organization in an advisory | Gothic columns, will be waged for are all said to be hand-painted. ~~ VIRGINIA AV. Sooty ane Age ~ OL eal oot — 2 REPA1 , SHOP—Landis stitch er. | Gv Tl edy's seal ¢ yh $) rent's ave }. AMERA— oem ~ ————_ —s a purpose directly connected: wit! pals, executives, administrators, | eapacity | hanging the scenery. By means of| There will be 1018 stage proper- ar all new stock: will , arrange term, 96 St. Louis rreoxt, $5 L512 Mississip; new oGkAW , — i). be Es 3 with teachers in an advisory capac H. IF. Fahrenkro resident of |e! oft , - a , m : , 3 ; eas Sea a ae Te M. i ’ } ’ ‘ 4 E ra iV i ti ft atii ‘ aii ‘ a 7 ‘Rood future x wit) a ost -Dispatcn OE cHoPp—! ‘ul . iy ped bargain —? ay lady’ —s - ~ —_r a een Ca w E RA—Be _ z —- . SE | class work. The re We i i I a i | 4 p ectric mote ‘ niire ch anges of ties, ranging from cathedral chimes . rer ; 4% d Lif t “ai Be Ii . big o ey? 4 » ioe ‘ . the eecdnd at ’ hea if - oe ‘ 7 . . oe «ri th and Chestnut.) RESTAURANT—Ole ‘aoiagele Bers. St Lic gentleman's eemnen® akon ae Mt. “San. cenationhe aeretl gett EC l ss te Dats ane ante 4 | In the secg@nd step, the respon-| the Board of Educatron, in a brief | settings will be mantpulated by the/| to a Bishop’s crozier. The heaviest Rc: (s fis ; : ; . on we : . Fi - a na pac! \ se 4. ' ioRD) ; RE STAL’ hk ANT AND BAKERY—@ll % whe ert coed © 7 = to} %. Mm j 4 the thir ae ~ . _ ao &p ° ft 6 me " . hha ‘ ‘ ~4i —— o momen OIE ee panean . ei “ thered for : untary lor av.: cheap rent: long lease: @ ‘oe ; rca? he —= - a Weat 4 e ° & ' "she s 1} } ures eh : Pes ' “Ay e, Vey a" en sone § ae soe - anna ge tena ao sale: 2° | gatas wo L,- eixtures; DR ESSES—Evenine’ and “afternoon; : mn a bluster; . : 3. h tary | ; , - . R od ‘oO 5727 Kit vury. Cats 3¢ ay ing the day afte mt, Mein its tare Pubtic 1107 Chestnut Maine 1 or Geoeen, re a RI rs Siz yee “— “3 B- HORSES AND VEHICLES ; * bef " “aT . » ~ 7 ib . Ss ze : nats, FHves, > weeks e fore Wy canine’ wen canac- —" ine gg ORE, : tg pone A ae Le f _ ee) A.) ee) | For Sale | le a and caréfrea ' . Tice Trom fi “7 . ae Saweck: in season atest andisa | DRESEES—Two evenin nod ; wat a Aa Serious 1mSeussion ay} > ire : new. oe id ‘? Je aw & nay ’ BY , c Uaiwo! ‘+ * . ha WW ‘st , " ? we Gnd good meney- moncy a excellent reputation; edriven machinery. al! ‘new : leaving cheap Cabany 37% J or (¢ “between § f OXe- 4 we Sea ry re P 4 laughter mingled as steady streal easy terms. See | * “FEDERER REALTY CO Florida wi] sacrific ~a for quick sale. DRE asEa__F coger Er PORE Pe EEE | DELIVER | eso* Debert. ic} Lus J ing : . Notary Fublic, es. | Vietor 478° DRIO CG RY & KERR INVESTMENT CO . sure, Wi nte: _ Bus ‘toto ; 14) V .¥ W AGON— j Furd «ruck; Of school ma'’ms, ith here » 2107 Chestnut st. | . — 9M Victoria Bide. Central 240. +>. WE 4 1-4 2 ba ane oh ain. _Goo7 Ridge ther " inelees } | : LOSTACRAYT - a gs PARLOR—Cheap. 5242 N DRESS—Afternoon; two winter coats, al- | -ES Singie, ne sui tal wwe | Tere &@ men princi OF a 10-7 - Restaurant; reuwt S35: daily receipts 68 _ 242 N most new: will sacrifice for 215. 57 mater : Fe ae te for coal |. neal inetruceter filled Jew onal ase 44 purchaser may remain a week before : own Easton_ av C) PUTT re peng gece ner ' , gern, lreproof.: lead- | ing deal: price S2000. ‘ DRINK PARLOR—S600. 4°00 Spal d- Wks ape epee PF pace rarm m harro ows. leading to Roosevelt : — ered ~~ 4 Restaurant. ca! ‘eteria: rent $65 Forest °4° 5 iG Gt) _— -Benutifu 2 a at ey le » nice living rooms; DInINi AK—Cheap; coiored Lrade, like Als oo = SAA TN I . re ic of B50O0: har to ) lunch oniv: no Sundar: . ah By k = tthe ; + wad jus age hie ase : } Fuerantes civen lye? o fe Ing Was oOpene a wit) tated: money maker; | Winter $70, summer $125: help. Iw GR 1b4 Vermont ————— ———— —_ " , 100 cash. Box 426 | & Week: seats 100: terms: price pe! RB a at BL ogee | PRY & KERR INVESTMENT as tet eave Pe “Send Geavole. _ 704 Victoria Bide Centra) » LEZ HERMI 03 Gravois . DRINK PARLOR—In a@ cood down- Proposition ' ~ Re staurant, Olive St. Roa , location: can be hed at reasonahle . ~ aa city Umi rifice: price re¢ | owner has other business. box P- very fine, sightly, P ¢@-; , — Css: © _ Post-Dispatch. A ; od : : . : - ‘ —~ posted and in go: E. L. HEYR INV. CO., 7th and Cheat OF GROCERIES—High-clacs PS Oo dot ; : a e e otels 400 Tithe Guaranty. Garfield is; first-class condition; bargain. | ——— — £82 aS OROOA NN Tyoneem and hamess, c} bought at half its —— COAT a. wie . = . : — a ’ ' f) (ce) 4 q + i ae queen il ld wi in ; err v =: and goed outbulld er a NT R\ ROAD HOUSE = == 4 — “7 n: b aa | ; wonderful] condition iz . i [ULES— railroads It wil! Business established for 50 years on iestion novelty. hosiery and millinerr: | - — et — a re " = Exe ; , , se. | Olive Street read, earning large profite t eell at once: real opportunity; low Gl0VES—B) — mm case HORSE— ness and ,»; Of the constant this lf interested tins ' " + ° . or upy ing oe ye bu ; ling and Vv ; ’ Box R.- 147. Post- t-Dispatc h (ce) quer da oO’ . : A ’ oa ' L*s spat tc near ‘ | ; . ral 2 id e ath ‘ 4 1 ‘ _ r ra a A te ground. t location in the county; ~ J - 7 av.to.wear:| T: ho nd dresses Verv cheap: won. lduRSsF . = x ; . R_ Gilmore, Mo Bis house on Manchester road. wy > ~ Fey years: erty: = Cal’ before 10) 3 — a wee nek probierns of life. ISINESS—Ca!l Col- | - “See E mable rent for location. B. | 125 Westgate. ° abe , HORERS—-Wagons, chesp 0527 busin was in 1914 an d ©) | ee Eggers of Clayton™ mi. Riverside 372: | oO a J. Allen | seeeed POO ee gyn verged in the corrido: was decid For Only reg $$$ _— LIT Ops ion »t)) aall "DSO! SIAL C AT—Beaver trim! t Wiil UNDR Y— Established /ROOFING BR U’ SINESS—On account af % Taos sapcneht er ae ita a * Ries , oF : ow enstein icB2) | times rent: S500 1626 Corea milly eatipned wuleanizin ee “— “a ~* ; _— ee You DO NOT Have to Subscribe for Any Newspaper to Get This Policy TOU | arious elements of the instru Heretofore, Travel Accident Insurance Policies, less liberal in terms, have been offered to readers of other St. Louis newspapers, but the policy hold- er had to subscribe for the newspaper offering the policy, and continue the subscription in order to keep the insurance in force. 2 : wntown bu h and rourn dry. ROOMING HOUSE—10 rooms; @ P of ald priced S06 Lindel) : meen to ™ S@Crifice, Bo ‘f ‘) > . —- : ~ . - | : | wot | wt -2,4- a ai BOOMING “HOt Sih cesma: neat nan RETY PPOPE “na business “$700 ; Pi Ls , ~O80 Kal.way " tablished: average nished: reasonable. 3948A West sameerner sick = Box P-20, Post-Diepateh eo Vy ie-breanted IETLAND P r y reasonable for cash; Rin MING HOUSE—T rooms vargas R opportu: _ Pa et ie vi Lot VAT 1 wo loudie ee = PLAND PONY—-Bues arness. sad om account of sick- | _ Pari terms Humboldt 4A74M Lipmer | ek te ~ mod rent 34 : kerk c RI Wt | | a me t-Dispateh, ROC MING HOUSE—Good income: . yet “ ae i. , : = > mre ,é or > > = ‘_ 3 49 3 ; j ° 4 q*" ait ; ' __ 4 $8 "aC. be ae 00 mont? j ty aia at orere | re bh XN . ng b ghv a’ } or-rt — ~ A ~~ —— - _ si one ae if at . ay nre *-nne Tt | mOMI NG HOUSE-—f roome; rent ”" Dievetch nie [ee | “ * and pe a. ene. ote mannered exnressior insight. for | a Y > ‘ . ‘ Ais ‘ j . ‘? Loute torn faba an . ; -wo Gari ages $451 Page 7 ;, ; _ - = 7 ’ Co KT rT —P Beaver trin med 6 ~ A ” about S7000 Der mo MOMING Hi ov SE = rooms bargain tls rf a ~y ay . ve 4 , sons ° Bn) ‘a abanv (i eA i | be q ~4 owner Sacrifice. | “ trace tor car ISLA Lataye an » meaty x R- =. AP ont. ‘Thepatah ‘ni ’ venine ana it! ee" — —— - -- vnamir nt of sickwess; will | ROOMING HOU SE—s rooms; ac _- —- . mail si: Call) 5681 ater >eai R estate | _ S300: terms, trade. .1212 N_ Sarat 7) MY RUSINESS WORTH T in, second floor east ; mh JE bE Points of Development. pay— 10 point | ROOMIN GHOU SE—6 rooms; account Grocery rou IT— And ere size 36; chet al! W eee ee Points of development of th: for one movin b845 ac nese Kny 1th Side Grand "hie leeratec T ct) eroker atreet . o a8 _—— —_—. b *) ry Dea ve? , - ; ae he —— : 4 ‘ P a mee ing business with a splendid fi ra ae rg chine tae “Ti diamonds, ev- dividual included in the state: - me moM) Nis iy 7? Sk. er .| reome. goo 4 4 heave Tr)% interred? > the ¢ | *e | . ; goes 7 ~ . . c ow ae = _ SANS wv > or : ’ , rail aim oar Healt! ‘ 3 furnished living ture ore rent 1800 N. Grand. (ok? first reaso:, a bie notte “ere it 1? ro ‘ Cost oe “h = ‘ . ‘ A. ire. ¢ i " — « . ° Li . : ; 7 , ‘ . . ww " . ° la e —£ ———.... | ROOMTNG HOUSE—10 roms. turnaca, M eamest to own vou ' ainexs 1aR4 Loe - BRACE LET—Diamond SOU ' after | PNYS) devel abie anc poultrs ’ rae ‘he .) mae shou id IT) Ves Lig P 1} “ Py 4 ] é . \ i} ‘ et M—F 7s 4 cor duc ee? . L~ : li I as —2 ’ ance , , > » | "re CeRSE6 location. Box ft.14/ - et There ¢ rp et $35 Cahany T25}F 7 _— . clips . : ) ; fe) Rt - OM! NG hhjUSE mont 9 reome: SOb0: A mort new T} bP ; ii sik il mG . rv ud p) . Exclusive one-man TE MING hl “ta rooms: STOCKS. AT A BRB ARG ; -AIND We Can Match é our Old Pants const Actes ___ |genship, worthy use of le! DUT _ Ofer huginess 346 Wesrtnimne Clean stock 07 rv foods resdy-to- At the (.owest price of the > Se MAX NAMONI - NU ~- Ca re! i.) 1) et} ‘ haracte: Fach of ARLE MM AR Ky .. ~ eT a ha ee —_ » Men's ar in Aine = HR AM PANTS SHOP, 2300-00 Franklin heat ob Nioreg : ' - . ars . . oy * S19 = 3 ROOMING Hr: USr—12 wome well » invoicir s sUrnist ; , : la is, a« — “ae ae " poin’s in subdaiy ded for the 1 to $1 | business niahed: priced to sel! S630 Pver + a. ee padres é ) VP w i o . AMON? . : “=~ . ee a a a P ee Se - iTat “Derte t ion. gin me ; = —-— = vent chear tal - . ’ ~ Py 8? cern , aha rat i RPO ef kann?) 4@e tAaa! : mer v Er to vetice BVOMING HOUSE—12 rooms; vest buy Mag. Write X. SAPFER ‘neton “PORC E D TO VA ATE | | | W of knowledge, habits, ideals a: Hex F-28.. Post SAME I cal miy 14 aaere Ge vs of ~ . w Ie euitm, . 39 ,; oe tt vU6pelting, $20. _ preciations. OUSE—I2 roome, 4 et sa} Suits, > ———$— The teache y a - : ~ * : te sen - "s* 4 244444 . high-ciees | co ~ bizh-ciaes ROOMING HOU SE—12 rooms: a0 wan STOP - COAL, COKE — ne PULLER TSS UROL CULL Mo I certify thet I am more than 10 years of age, and less then 70 years HOUSE—10 rooms: h Kook ee LOOK—B 1G , 4 HANCE COAI —tiandard Jump $4.2 ~, 410 ESSMAKING SHOP inc: (Unf ‘Med ineome 190: price oT hl " 4 fu jots (a.i Grand ‘ SS ; TY | ,) li, _Fore ~at ; ® ~ '? ne og ™ va} -Diengir & ’ a eats ANG at COAL—Lumy $4 5°). furnace $4; wut hiue nite m6 mn “4 Cara! Make . ~ ; hie . ; Bt lac Ss. 2a : (cP) regsona Di ite Allen Soutt DUsY street ROOMING | OUSE i" rooms. 8&8 WS ' Lich Quires: «» time $5.50, siack F~* Mic ae 111. : - “TACT? ee : or im die . Tea it) Ar uti A VASO low rent, income x : . s . this Lei - (*¢) AlL-—Cilean hun t. So per ton, load lote. } LAT N X Bs R Al ‘EL. } a J , diamor COs : lL) i*®#pat ba te Tri ane ie} mar . ’ + P ° . : " 1 ‘ , i>.r’aAnG ReBOR, —— Ca Ler ( a . 1329 .¥ "' aY\- : a : *rytt > . y rey Reo Hae ; 7 ; leventer : West F aria ROOMING HOUSI ‘i reoame, wel! , h wu wm terms i Li COAT artervilie $6.25, white rose $5.50. | ——__--—— Cali Tyier 176° Hished; muss eell; other a | ede) TN ek stan dard $5 BE. & B.. Jefferson 2030. ING Encagement ic lease: terms Owner _ a1h4 Tande ‘ ; (oS) omen \€ ¥ : 5 -_———— . ING Diamond c+ sc—9 + roome wel! J moe ea ee eee COAL— “ i pe O.. Li | ‘0 down; will take late Ford furnace. s Yom) | ter — : 1g ance .o SA0n 3 13) Hel KE T—For i eS as UES . ' eS LRTI o0: Bunker ii, | edged fo! LTIES ANT sac | ROOMING NMQUSE—®2 reoms: 94 : rt 0 Ca terville. 58.50 Tyier 02 onde @o0d location. cauicek Morgah @1.; priced te eel) ob o% wee aaah | Bide Box 2.33! | oid _ age Be tome RE ae | ontae WATCHES —2 hichest grade Geneva. Box ies } we? a ce ae _ : 7 . | S . ry Tv itty «?t , ors, Bey ' mt ee «) ROOMING HOUSE ~ rooms. ShenaD& a. LPPUL ideas on BEAT- Vale — oor ih = 3 i%%6 50) Post_Dstn Deh t.. b-year louse. near Grand: bargal NG verve ae eg ‘‘egtx) WATCH Rajiroad er itor eta ne new ‘ : Ps DORK. Agen, aclede e1e8 , "Row No, 882; 21 Jewels dv). @ St. Vin ; low rent, compleie ~ your rROPERTY are pre- AL fest lump <4 78. mine run. $4. 50. ai s —-— f wf} RUOOMING Fics cE—7 reoms a) + * r 1 11 ae ee Ess EXCHANGE ed: no dears Call Cabany r im ¢t s ut. $4.25: screenings. $3. Linde! 11 CY aid for gold afiver piatin Centra 410n-41%0 ) afier 1° Prcnpoe + - he SEEDS, PLANTS and Bo iain a . eweiryv. dianionds Milier. 132 - ‘reser . . a . . ” al cirect from mine 1 he *Sablhehed | HROOMING HO USES—6 7. 8. 30. 2 *S for anic : ) : 5. offe eT. - , t other «rades of « . hi + ro an fre aocy terms. 656 Sarah! oo ero { 50 per ton. Tyler 1671M ye = SeerTiticw | dell fiat. - 7 A : _ - —on on ind whic ve aie Laston. ln | iW ING WOSE—I0°T Bamillion: i TOR WANTS racns— spe- oe: ee sh | gee ater (8 TABLE SUPPLIES upnport utstanding espe — | eation: dentiss. milliinery;f urmee- , . tr , —- ee » 6$5.°5: Co wile one — —— a5, sana FB Ora - : Tehlences. ; y. cre 1! Fy fon patie P BC A ANS one. large Pa’ or a! 'e.i- ae p i) | ROOMS TOUSE—Good locatiog, jump. $5: cit on now for the holiders en@ save money Work Well Organized FOR BETTER and cheaper cpal call Fer | 10 pounds a a, CS) pee L. Thomas Hopkins of , umboldt SoOaScyV ie Address PPT TTT ETE eee Btreet _ Place ef Birth. .cccccccccestecomessessecesessssesese ee Pe es Occupation ere. eT ee ee id — , Col Dete of Birth... cece cceereccrensesee en aseeeee se ete esses a eee sense oeee Se eee r eee ae ee ee ee eee ee eee Write below name and address of person to whom yeu want insuranve im case you are killed; wise it will be paid te your estate. Be ficiary COSCO COSOSOSEE SEES EEE HE HEE SESE ESE EO EDS SOE SEOSEE EEE Belstionship.. ....++ «ms -seGnees seme we (Mame only ene) ss _—_ NOTICE—Not more than one policy will be issued to any om person, but members of @ family, be tween 10 to 70 years, may each obtain as policy upen payment of $1.00 with each application. he * 4 of curriculuy: v =U —" <—_——— = see eee ose eee enw eee ee eee

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os ~ - U nh wow “ . . . _16B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tha ‘ . 4 : . : - , % ment throueh eo of inheritance tax for which the i fi couri.is refused tf. appoint eith- tera overemphasizing of the im- hether Beggs Was a resident of AMERICAN CAPITAL FLOWS f) Om Washington, $415.000,000 in 1 2en* LOrough semi. , ® ' - - ‘ . . ~~ t+ * ee - ‘4 estate is Hable. ¢ ,_.,er of the banks. portance of the special administra- | Wisconsin, and to decide whether imerican money is known to hare ing institutions, . Loe ae | th "INTO ITALIAN DEVELOPMENT «cs asconcce ta toana tovestmen = a Ces satin Pat a = the securities > executor ‘ounsel then sug- | t He said the whole issue is the |the will shall be admitted to ancl | been arranged in loans, investments ose war °DDORTE t ‘ ‘ 1rities si ve eae 7 —_ , : ' r i rorite Z merican re? wal , n 2 floatin v theridal mount of the inheritance tax lary probate, as the executors at- » ind stocks and penés loatings on - said: ore nid te have ey known suc ; . _ eo pointed +nhat determination of the tax would torneys ask, or to general probate, Aft Acreement on | finance hse vey ut. is a director of the Marshall > Spaenaia i | © tie ei Gand eee ste on. lids men nes were gasping * 2a ‘ cur before in m , Cat : . e the last proceeding in admin- as asked by the State . War Debt. underdeve! ‘opment of te -.. ars here.” —-.. aS mV ietertee the estate. and that thie Attorney J. G. Hardgrove, for By HIRAM K. MODERWELL. for ready money and begging for sources, and the full ; ’ ul . id . ’ 1, ’ .* > ™ > 1} . : . . - lies a - . /* » > = ste - *¢ = }. ; --* ‘»* h 4 © . + . nr . He at, while ts xecu- would not be done until the special the executors pointed out that By Radio to tobe Post Dispateh and the moderate accommodation, now are Italy's financial prop I Chicago Daily News. Coovngenht BLO lems cine SY > Dacce’ tac r , “Ca type Pe Nh A ‘ild and Srministrator is succeeded hb ; h : oh “a liaAiew _ ; 7* i >" . ‘ S46 . LALStisbsssri ' [ h | st ti i ' a ioubt jas arisen is to tne Vail Ai y ; 'er a untries. _ ud She in ' :, | > —“Se_ muc} mer-'turning down eager representa-. cs Investment ha» * alg Paha RR IRI 0 sp e- he was seri- -eneral administrator of the trust created in the Beggs ROME, Dec. 5. os meen e ” P rican investment i 1 Wisconsin, they had re- cee ee ae eee, ee Must Decide Domicile. will. This was the first official ican money ts being offered us that tives © Ame | $25,000 Year for City the assets of the company. Pau teahs counsel home their Olwell stated that when. as tn mention of such doubt. xe don't know what to do with houses. | By the Ammociated Press. a ying Wild had this case, ancillary administration Wisconsin has a statute which it. Of the total eum, $100,000,000 has) erwcmnewa TI, 0. nks Mr. Beggs | i. asked. the Court first must “x mits the perpetuation of an estate 4 ts one TItaltan business been loaned to the Italian Gov- rew'w elected wo om bers ot , As we an , . rn ; hy kk a | 4s : s ; : ; . ‘ ‘ ; rm « “oo ; . > | icon n § on ° ‘ . ‘ . ~ . - rr ; ut ware Dec, 5. — The|...+ na seseta of the estate . _ _ ‘* “* aa nat? ; ry ‘ . Oli rs bee teres eee ——o > 7 ** yt aad ld . + o> 6 eee 6 Oe + Ore Gee ee © oe oe = . ~— —- AR - “~ = ~ ?s ~4 . r ; ir ‘? * A ' Babe os 4 fr isc ‘ nh | hse "G@nese a . SCceveocs oe POP Se ees coeveee - ¥~'y ont «Severees reeesens SS ae wean oe - ~~~ _—-.. fs -S To ~“ee4 ~ " ca ‘a of W isconsin » 53 US end eavor as I if © iron W i 0 sete ~ Sess = 7 c “* sooenuen FOC See + en wee: BS RR ne “= | C CARROLL = 1 | 6 OLIVE 7 T. z= SS ~~. Sean eee pe Seweees cos Soe age oF So ee eee ee ———s to bold the John I. Beggs estate. “Why.” he asked ‘ lued a? from $26 AAA AOA ¢n $40 ™ ze KTIOWINE tha all \ Meh bh 7 : 3: ©0000, Ifable for inheritance taxes ‘'* ap ci aietiie Chet the |e es! eC Unusual! j Cr.v a re l Ce CA eC = See ; } ‘ the opiate wear — press: \ LN A alt en © of $4,900,000 or more AS | been balked br the removal of securities which are believed to form th bulk of the estate. Speaking of} Olwell replied that his petition BERS /{ | | this removal, which accom- was intended to be a full, rank Bis:33 ' & Y t ished by Regs’ )-in-law,. Rich- and fair statement upon g " pists \ TT = . - derstanding of the facts and th: tot | ard McCulloch of St. Louts, Judge ca ian he eelinared {1 diet | Michael Sheridan said in county eager ie b Y , 4 ' . .» + ’ court today “Repeated! “MM: McCulloch came up here @tatement h: heen made that : 3 eee land ON THE MOST CONVENIENT TERMS OBTAINABLE Sire! SP cane Fe at a, wep ODES I SR BE 3 en. PS BS. eed we de 5 OK Ree FaF .. Rogen ee “a was here In the meantime. M: with the estate. ope eae at tome walked away with the estate You Carroll’s has seized this opportunity to firmly intrench themselves into the hearts of St. Louisans. Now, when most stores are getting the consin National Bank were owned |™ay not like the way I put ft, dut Ses biggest prices, we offer an immense stock of splendid quality home furnishings that make most practical Christmas gifts at prices which are by the Beggs Investment Co.,/ that is what it amounts to.’ Sats the lowest we have offered this year. In addition to these low prices, we offer special easy credit terms this month. Buy now and avoid which, tm the belief of the State| Representatives of the bank, de- Sst. the Christmas rush. authorities, was formed for the fending their action, sald the re- &32 purpose of concealing assets of the moval of the securities was per- ; . s : estate from inheritance tax asses- mitted only after McCulloch had f[ ' | ’ ’ ‘ "7. ‘at ‘ ¢ : a sors. McCulloch's saree minor chil-/ executed an indemnity bond. hs ss si 3S Ol rin ww ; ‘ dren are the chief heirs named in well’s attorney said he would con- fi shew Fisry ' St: api) Pre EON are > rk | a : Pea a2 ; ———- ! SO e5cap e : aD t £ Si. SS SR EL eee IE Se 8 = eet PA rr a ul aa : a - a oe > a: * ; ; ry ‘ Sr» . - \McC ulloe h came up here an | — —— = : i Se = a ees = co Beggs’ will. tend that the stock of the Beggs Owned All But Two Shares. com panv, which remains within th: Beggs owned 9998 of the 10,000 court's jurisdiction, represents th vestment Co. The company he ‘Id /tration and taxation purposes. ownership of securities believed to . have included more than $20,009,- Administrator Wild Ousted. 000 of stock of the North American Judge Sheridan, for techaica land holdings in and near Indrio, reasons, removed Robert Wid, to fx: : . ih) h ‘>i, ‘ *e*. “4 . Vla.. on which Beggs expected a whom Olvwell has ob ap ty pointe 32: Beautiful Loose-Cushion : it oe “oft ‘+ : nn Onn - Co } minitetrator of tha estate .° 2 . . 7 art) , : , . profit of $5.000,000; bonds of the cial admin “22: Fine Vel i al A it + > louisiana Pulp & Paper Co.. worth here. He indicated, however, that “3: our 3 Piece . hr 2 : Be, 2 RAN: (tt a ri ty $5.000.000, and $2.500.000 of stock he might reappoint Wild over th: S22: ae Hts, ae pS ; | z ; nt 10 C h imate car c "| protests pf the executors’ counsel. [= . : m4 it > i as Of s . ‘ ‘. / ‘ oP ate - ' 7° " ? " — of the St. Louis Car Co protests the exec % “anr ast fen Without the opportunity to ine The latter counsel suggested that as ee aaa ev: ! , “ p33: aS SS ee ee ring-filled, loose-cushion ie. >= Pex atuffed set, comprising new bed-davenport with the Seis . 4 pring b ring bottom construction: covered 4 ae alt $a " bel spring, club chair and (treme ap upnemeres i 23: in a rich 1} relour: Jay renport, full fireside chair and ~ : {? yi, ’ r . . ' elour and finely tailored throughout: {nm => eclut air. An amaz! ns ‘value at only $128. , | , Renaissance man can y daverport tabie anc Mmdg bo %a : it - a ne Se a . o> ede ives See a” ae rer & pay) > ° Two-Tone Walnut Cedar Chests Glorious Opportunity for Christmas Brides For a Musical Christmas pirate -8 $17.9 A Thrilling 3-Room Outfit C_MELODY | Rms code, mludes Russ, Bedding, Complete Farnish- IS iy =a ——— . . es ' ings for Bedroom, Living Room and Kitchen He m a : = aS The most delight?! SAXOPHONE. St \ S— _ saving. Beastite _ And 100-Piece Dinner Set and An Ideal Gift large walnut finish- a Ch #y;) . . . A ge - 9-Piece Aluminum Set $3.50 Weekly oa ee ee and ? Cee meal tn rs Soon Pays for It Ull cedar lined. - , -_ Jen oe — | = . . eeeaeeeeee Pee reett te eeee Now rou can range your home completely with beau- ul high-quali furnishings at the remarkably low Red Cedar Chest With Tray price S06, , Evprrening te : “ia re sila, eprings and mattress You need bu ‘seer ’ *eeer ‘* ‘weer rere America is such a sera refrigerator and Uitte. kitchen cabinet ‘. St — na. u Dtain . . = " i $ 85 Pee eamAR whe ~~ oo Ox12 Cengoleum rug 100-piece 4h goth: — ? ’ ——— —_ ) : A f dinner eet and aluminum ect. > “rl fo : ait) = ee — : ] E Rooms Can Be Purchased Separately | $1.00 Down ”, SS —— Bn full-fashioned gen- for your boy or girl Cail! Bish a cathe Chuan ae if th ill ell XNG | neth size, has slid- —a gift at w we 2 in top; see as bring lasting happi- i) it | : 4 t. Now only $11.85. ness and help them to earn their way Pa ae wen, a SEMI-PORCELAIN pea BUNGALOW RANGE ji en ~ y ; ; : ; ; : ep , MARTIN HANDCRAFT Band Instruments , and Saxophones ideal ft to : aa 2” bene Com Livi Room 3-Piece Suite tu pr orcelain trimmed ——— pean | eee Jantor Lamp 7-Piece Bedroom Contains | a hancso me S-piece velour nate —— EEE Livirg-Room Suite with full spring 9x12 Rug Handsome two-tone, gold-lined dresser constru ot on, polychrome junior lamp bow bed chifforobe and vanity and shade and a Yxil2t Brusecis rug. spring, mattress anc room-size rug. * Priced Separately, $149 Priced Separately, $169 7 “tiny yi ine nit . _— ¥ >. ne a ll nl a LE Sa 0 I i aS _—- Ae ate em ER eR. nee ry ee mt ( ™ - Tenor Banjos Reaatiful tone, these spiendid Ban- jes tnelude free lessens, instruction beek and ail $16 reseed $7 8-00 Priced. . uP ee a a TEE a 7 TererrTrrrteeee eee ee . i ?. ‘) $15 Sitk Shade Royal Easy | JUNIOR Chairs LAMPS Complete for Se et ca cet pete PO A I ee EE Ea ee et oe . ° a - wet a eetaetre”* eee s . a | er i | a: . ———™™ eee . ** EASY TERMS oo ee ee metiow tene Trampet a an excellent gift. finish. 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, : — SUNDA PYECEMBER %. 1995 we r : , through S€inl-offic fistitutions, Gay Italy appea te American ‘In Europe, becauge tes, absence of unem tievelopment of its @s, and the fy]! § financial Proble intries, iny settlem ay la} finan TS to be. Sta Man en ma wise 900 Year for City w, t Amsociated Prees. 4 Manage CINNATTI, elected me ©. Deo mbers of o announced officiayy HZarence O, Sherrill, Me grounds and ) Beton, D. C., had » 3 City Manager of Cine lary was fixed at $25 Bherrill will take ch y £0vernment on Jan « -_ f& of this complete 8¢, luxurious over- the celebrated coll rd tn fine crushed Bleo is ab Italian Tidg® Jlamp. pie = eee -. EY EY Res Rs POOR TRS FS FP FG ees - eae -~ — PER FB Be fF ASS Fe veges By val “- & t " * | a * a : . ° 8 , 4 > »% te - . ~.. 7 , ' ‘> a Vy wd : : . . y . a *. - i> q Uy yy 4 7 7 sii iy tf, th, fj Wf; , ij /, YY 4 i), 7 tisk Th fd of J J f 4 YS «x0 GIRLS’ IN E& ¢ ie ih: SPT Tt . ie BET He uit & | + ™ - < THE YELLOW DUCK RHYMES The wind went blow Ing yes-ter-day. He ev-en blew Him-self a-way! de tore the leaves Right off a tree. And made my pond A storm-y séa. He roared and howled And seemed to bring, De-struc-tion to "Most every-thing. The north wind al- Ways blus-ters so, A ceal kind deed He does not know. “You'd bet-ter get,” He Said, “from town, An ex-tra suit Of e1-der-down.” “For | shall bring The snow and ice, And ve-ry soon You'll not feel nice.” “All-right,” I said, “Just do your worst, And keep on blow- Ing till’ you burst.” “You've fright-ened all The flowefs a-way, And now the birds Think they can’t stay” ‘So I'll just take My pond and go, Where there will be No ice or snow” “Ha, ha,” he said. “IT have you there. You can’t take was Ter any-where!” “You’re wrong,” I said, “And you will see That all your blus- Ter can’t stop me. “T'll place my pond Just where I[ wish, With all the flowers And all the fish. [ll car-ry them Right in my mind, And you can’t touch Them. Mr Wind!” »He looked sur-prised, And turned to Say, ‘Well then I'll blow My-self a-way!” 1.G TERK?)

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Cic\Nonderful Stories wT | Wars ae Nal ASS wats! oer +") fay: 16 "ae AD. WC ' Os . | a ‘ oe es Cad j , > - e ¢ at 5 , . ia = by he Frant Baus Tubekins Takes Our Friends OON Tik-Tok was able to say ‘“Ma-ny ~ thanks!"’ quite smoothly and his joints worked fairly well. “Come!” commanded Tubekins, and turning his oack upon them he walked up the path toward the castle. “Shall we go?’’ asked Queen Ann, uncertainly; but just then she received a shove that almost pitched her forward on her head; so she decided to go. The officers who hesitated received several energetic kicks, but could not see who deliv- ered them; therefore they also decided—very wise- ly—to go. The others followed willingly enough, for unless they ventured upon another terrible journey through the Tube they must make the best of the unknown country they were in, and the best seemed to be to obey orders. After a short walk through very beautiful gar- dens they came to the castle and followed Tubekins through the entrance and into a great domed cham- ber, where he commanded them to be seated. From the crown which he wore, Betsy had thought this man must be the King of the country they were in, yet after -he had seated al) the strangers upon benches that were ranged in a semi- circle before a high throne, Tubekins bowed hum- bly before the vacant throne and in a flash be- came invisible and disappeared. The hall was an immease place, but there seemed to be no one in it beside themselves. Presently, however, they heard a low cough near them, and here and there was the faint rustling of a robe and a slight patter as of footsteps. Then suddenly there rang out the clear tone of a bell and at the sound all was changed. Gazing around the hall in bewilderment they saw that it was filled with hundreds of men and women, all with beautiful faces and staring blue eyes and all wearing scarlet robes and jeweled erowns upon their heads. In fact, these people seetned exact duplicates of Tubekins and it was dif- ficult to find any mark by which to tell them apart, “My! What a lot of Kings and Queens!” whis- pered Betsy to Polychrome, who sat beside her and appeared much interested in the scene but not a bit worried. “It is certainly a strange sight,’’ was Poly- chrome’s reply; ‘“‘but I cannot see how there can be more than one King, or Queen, in any one coun- try, for were these all rulers, no one could tell who was Master.’’ One of the Kings who stood near and overheard this remark turned to her and said: “One who ds Master of himself is always a King, if only to him- self. In this favored land all Kings and Queens are equal, and it is our privilege to bow before one supreme Ruler—the Private Citizen.”’ “Who's he?” inquired Betsy. As if to answer her, the clear tones of the bell again rang out and instantly there appeared seat- ed in the throne the man who was lord and master of all these royal ones. This fact was evident when with one accord they fell upon their knees and touched their forebeads to the floor. The Private Citfzen was not unlike the others except that his eyes were black instead of blue Wf and in the centers of the black irises glowed red sparks that seemed like coals of fire. But his features were very beautiful and dignified and his manner composed and stately. Instead of the prev- alent scarlet robe, he wore one of white, and the same dragon’s head that decorated the others was embroidered upon its bosom. “What charge lies against these people, Tube- kins?”’ he asked in quiet, even tones. “They came through the forbidden Mighty Citizen,’’ was the reply. “You see, it was this way,” said Betsy. “We were marching to the Nome King, to conquer him and set Shaggy’s brother free, when on a sud- den—’”’ “Who are you?” demanded the Private Citizen sternly. “Me? Oh, I'm Betsy Bobbin, and——”’ “Who is the leader of this party?” asked the ( itizen. “Sir, 1 am Queen Ann of Qogaboo, and—’”’ “Then keep quiet,” said the Citizen. “Who is the leader?’’ No one answered for a moment. Bunn stood up. “Sit down!’’ commanded the Citizen. “I can see that sixteen of you are merely officers, and of no account.’”’ “But we have an Army,” said General. Clock, blusteringly, for he didn’t like to be told he was of no account. ‘“‘Where is your Army?” asked the Citizen. “It’s me,” said Tik-Tok, his voice sounding a little rusty. ‘“‘I’m the on-ly Private Sol-dier in the par-ty.”’ Hearing this, the Citizen rose and bowed re- spectfully to the Clockwork Man. “Pardon me for not realizing your importance before,”’ said he. “‘Will you oblige me by taking a seat beside me on my throne?” Tik-Tok rose and walked over to the throne, all the Kings and Queens making way for him. Then with clanking steps he mounted the plat- form and sat on the broad seat beside the Citizen. Ann was greatly provoked at this mark of favor shown to the humble Clockwork Man, but Shaggy seemed much pleased that his old friend's im- portance had been recognized by the ruler of this remarkable country. The Citizen now began to question Tik-Tok, who told in his mechanical voice about Shaggy’s quest of his lost brother, and how Ozma of Oz Rad sent the Clockwork Man to assist him, &nd how they had fallen in with Queen Ann and her peeple from Oogaboo. Also he told how Betsy and Hank and Polychrome and the Rose Princess had happened to join their party. “And you intended to conquer Ruggedo, the Metal Monarch and King of the Nomes?” asked the Citizen. “Yes. That seemed the on-ly thing for us to do,” was Tik-Tok’s reply. “But he was too clev-er for us. When we got close to his cav-ern he made our path lead to the Tube, and made the op-en-ing in-vis-i-ble, so that we all fell in-to it be-fore we knew it was there. It was an eas-y way to get rid of us and now Rug-ge-do is safe and we are far a-way ip 2 strange land.” Tube, O Then General Before the Private Citizen 4 The Citizen was silent a moment and be thinking. Then he said: “Most noble Private Soldier, I must that by the laws of our country anyone whee through the Forbidden Tube must be tortup nine days and ten nights and then thrown te to the Tube. But it is wise to disregard laws they conflict with justice, and it seems th and your followers did not disobey our ingly, being forced into the Tube by Therefore the Nome King is alone to bl he alone must be punished.” “That suits me,” said Tik-Tok. “But do is on the o-ther side of the world a-way out of your reach.” The Citizen drew himself up proudly. kg “Do you imagine anything in the world. on it ean be out of the reach of the Great he asked. “Oh! Are you, quired Tik -Tok. “T am.’ “Then your name is Ti-ti-ti-Hoo- choo?” “a” | Queen Ann gave a scream and began togs Shaggy was so disturbed that he took ou kerehief and wiped the perspiration fre brow. Polychrome looked sober and une the first time, while Files put his arms Rose Princess as if to protect her. Asf ficers, the name of the great Jinjin set them ing and weeping at a great rate and every | upon his knees before the throne, begging ® cy. Betsy was worried at seeing her ec so disturbed, but did not know what it about. Only Tik-Tok was unmoved at covery. “Then,” said he, “if you are Ti-ti-ti-E and think Rug-ge-do is to blame, I am sw some-thing queer will hap-pen to the kEGe Nomes.”’ “I wonder what "twill be,” said Betsy. then, the Great The Private Citizen—otherwise known ag r . hy bi Hoochoo, the Great Jinjin—looked at the steadily. “I will presently decide what is to hap] Rugegedo,” said he in a hard, stern voice. turning to the throng of Kings and Queens, he tinned; “Tik-Tok has spoken truly, for his chinery will not allow him to lie, nor will low his thoughts to think falsely. Therefo people are not our enemies and must be t with consideration and justice. Take them to ya palaces and entertain them as guests until row, when I command that they be brought fi to my Residence. By then I shall have my plans.” No sooner had Tititi-Heochoo oe ae disappeared from sight. Immediately after; :. D of the Kings and Queens likewise disap several of them remained visible and the strangers with great respect. One of the Queens said to Betsy: “I trust you will honor me by being my I’am Erma, Queen of Light.” WHAT CITY IS BURIED HERE? GUS LUD Each of the above objects may be defined by a word of seven letters. When rightly guessed and written one below the other in Proper order, their initials, reading downward, will spell the name ofa city of the Far East. 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Z ; 1925, ————s Officia) finan = Hil? KIDDIE I? RIGHT THERE WITH THE HELPING HAND BUT Hiv? PARPENGER!? OBJECT TO OUTDOING THE “PEED RECORD. By ‘Harrison Lacy } os a “~~ © . Private Citizen he CilizeD Was silent 4 moment and seemed to Rinking. Then he said: Most noble Private Soldier, I must inform you by the laws of our country anyone w))o comes ; bugh the Forbidden Tube must be tortured for > Bp days and ten nights and then thrown back ip. ey \= g he Tube. But it is wise to disregard laws whep 4 > 19 7 HOWDY- BIRDLETS-WHERE You YEP-WRAP |T UP QUICK-MISTER} ¢ YOU BETCHA: SONNY -— GOING ALL DRESSED UP So NE 1S JES WHAT 7 {YES WIND HER UP n VN" C@l sTREAK OF nee ee LIGHTENING TT) PPCLTTNI NO ez conflict with justice, and it seems that yoy x WV your followers did not disobey our laws wil]. ~ , being forced into the Tube by Ruggedo. | fore the Nome King is alone to blame, ang one must be punished.”’ hat suits me,” said Tik-Tok. “But Rug-ge- #8 On the o-ther side of the world where he jg ay out of your reach.”’ he Citizen drew himself up proudly. Do you imagine anything in the world or up- t can be out of the reach of the Great Jinjiny” sked. Oh! Are you, then, the Great Jinjin?” ’ Tik-Tok. I am.” hen your name is Ti-ti-ti-Hoo-choo?’’ t is.” ueen Ann gave a scream and began to tremble. | - SHUCKS' DONT WORRY | ALL ABOARD! KEEP YOUR FEET INSIOE was so disturbed that he took out a hané- H- WERE GOING OVER TO ; : hief and wiped the perspiration from hig ow BIRDS CARNIVAL ABOuT THAT BUT JES TH CAR AND | aN Polychrome looked sober and uneasy for on? 1— THAT B06 SLED TO) | HOLD ONTO first time, while Files put his arms road the AT TH OL HOLLOW TREE bh Lit’ JIGGER AN’ YOUR HATS Princess as if to protect her. As for the of- @” AN THIS PESKY SLED HAS iLL GIVE ER A wind S, the name of the great Jinjin set them moan- - s TO BE TOTED OVER AN ‘ : and weeping at a great rate and «very one fell an yOULL GE his knees before the throne, begging for mer- 7 , ’ THERE QU | CK Betsy was worried at seeing her companions urbed, but did not know what it was alj Only Tik-Tok was unmoved at the dis- on,” said he, “if you are Ti-ti-ti-Hoo-chee, think Rug-ge-do is to blame, I am sure that ething queer will hap-pen to the King of the I wonder what "twill be,” said Betsy. Private Citizen—otherwise known as Tititi »o, the Great Jinjin—looked at the little girl will presently decide what is to happen te ‘ »,”” said he in a hard, stern voice. Thea, mg to the throng of Kings and Queens, he con ; “Tik-Tok has spoken truly, for his ms ry will not allow him to lie, nor will it ab his thoughts to think falsely. Therefore these ‘ > are not our enemies and must be treated | GEE? wE MUSTA consideration and justice. Take them to your : MIT SUMFIN and entertain them as guests until to-mor @ | when I command that they be brought again Residence. By then I shall have formed plans." > sooner had Tititi-Heochoo spoken than he peared from sight. Immediately after, most Kings and Queens likewise disappeared. But of them remained visible and approached ngers with great respect. One of the lovely s said to Betsy: I trust rou will honor me by being my guest. Erma, Queen of Light.” WERE GOIN’ STRFET OF PUMPKINVILLE THERE DIDNT 1 TELL YOU ID GET YOU HERE HManrrRisen.Llaoy —— ER = P — Pe 192 P jaAree ’ , ost-Dispatch Dec. 56, > age f $25. Boys and Girls Magazine—St. Lous

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WHY, FLIR I DIDNT KNOW Ss TL w WS ‘ - - . Ag a , : ; 4 th Wa ~ x 1 rox) ; id am 4s: Be Mee f “ r ids ay 2g x Z g ; ~ ir . Y A i er ¥ , - , . J a ~ * L 2 | ney) . % /s) on. haeh bate Sli W/ te pei hut? Abs ts Aashhh oe dee Pes es Dat tves (pbbsss4 i ’ one : ify IRN Caer canara rerenrmesates mi B. i ipa ¥ i Aad fs ee.” Japanese and Fireflies The quickening sense of beauty which Ameri- cans feel before the magnificence of a skyscraper the Japanese catch from small things—a firefly freed in a garden, the tilt of a flower in a vase or the staccato song of a cricket, says a bulletin of the National Geographic Society. “Fireflies and crickets are always popular mer- *handise in temple festivals. A ‘midway’ of booths Page Eour. * Bes Wiz ry 7-2 af? th, f wie ie ie. “Se Neel . - ‘oie = “e-s i ee, “gem: . — A thoes =a ia ut p: = ea, ‘Te > . So om . o™ 7 t= 1LL WE YOU A REAL Nhs 4 ys re > 7 7 ; if WYMIM bjs Ts: Yh, * , 4, bj LEVY, Wy) / 4, SCN sé 3 . ad ’ = , ~. ° bs ~f : ~~ ~ ~ “Bo 2 . . es "he at > ~ ~ a = Lia Ne r a - -. r ! rs Br ts 4 x Sy. fue atte: Sel, fa a Te selling toys and flowers, gegaws and games is a main attraction at these celebrations. To buy a firefly one joins a milling crowd in the temple park at night under the soft varicolored gleam from hundreds of lanterns. Every gaudy stall in the lane seems an Oversize lantern cut away on one side to flood the passing throng with light. “The firefly bazar itself is like nothing else in the world. Innumerable tiny straw and transpar- ent paper ages breathe in darkness and expel glow in slow pulsations. Among his fireflies the merchant stands like an idling leader of an orches- 4 (7 4 fy oh wd OO re a 4 Wy), ‘hdd, “fd / 7 7 V4, ‘* LL id bk 4 4 ag ‘ 4 os 4 4 é (A f , cea oe at. della oP Uff; Z

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PP Bye me grr [JES. WRAP UP IN {THAT BLANKET! SIT OM THE® QAL PILE! .1LL , WE YOU AREAL? RIDE. KIDS INE /53 Soh Hi ee “dj £ De LERPTRIOEPORERTY 5 cp pz > : A FS 5. eo “Pe Leeeente 717 f EFF EN a eae RR aa : EES 2 eo > ive ; ¥ S77 RR i RS ge Leek FHL ita, teas n ace IP 2 RTH Ba ae, sin lad ’ ey Wie whl Ponce aaa See eee. #) SE 6 te (€RO Oe wny)\ (EES S Mwy 5 Mire ae? r me ®% Pes ee i PPag, Gute 5, ; eh fn ey NY ty . >. = = : oe A“ . - 7 ’ > a nf $4 , ~. FB P “ oe ee m4 € / -- ; habeh: - 34 Ait i! f hi) ihe ; y : iat wit Ri > Tete Fi RSE HPN SIR ARAB scteah : The) Banat f i ne ati » tra of lights which seem to be tuning for a ® symphony of illumination that never com® Each of these truly magic lanterns costs fraction of a cent. “Bound up in a common Japanese phras® , legend about their cherished fireflies. It is ® panion for the story of young Abraham working problems in the flickering firelight a shovel for a slate. “There lived in Japan a very poor family, % poor in their nation as Abraham Lincoln’s * and foster mother were in Illinois. They Boys’ and Girls’ Magazine— c IMPIE TED THE P > (‘a « )] DONT KNOW'}- = TT NEVER SAW ~ JHIM GET On, MYSELE, FUP.) _- eters tt s.«® “? v 4 7 7 7 . +e Wd bs yee > 4 sist ¥ 4 —," . y , Se | hi, * , r fi Yu i, => MT. if & son who had great eagerness for , the poor parents could not afford , on to school. They could not buy he might study at night. So the boy =eies from the fields, imprisoning them frowding this curious lantern close “ books he could make out the : inter came, snuffing out his firefly ® learned to hold his book where it ' light reflected by snow against the and work brought him honor and Patch__Dec. 6. 1925. Shoes Respond to Weather Conditions. Grandma says that it is going to rain, and it does. How did she know? By her corns. Isn't that wonderful? No, not particularly, for scientists have just pointed out a direct connection between shoes and weather. Changing amounts of moisture in the atmosphere cause leather to shrink or ex- pand with corresponding degrees of comfort for those with tender feet. ‘Some leathers are much more comfortable than others, for they are more porous. Feet must breathe, and if the shoe Jeather is loaded with See i as ~ ae The ’ ft OFF A SWITCH ! 2p Sas \WAIT TILL WE edi EGET Yo Him! — finishing materials, oil or wax, it will not admit enough air to evaporate foot perspiration. Patent- leather shoes keep perspiration in and air out. If they could be worn with the shiny side in, they would be three times as comfortable as with the shiny side out.—Popular Science Monthly. Just Pork Chops. Donald often goes to the store with his mother, who is a frugal buyer. One day he went alone to the butcher’s. “I want free pork chops,” he said, “but no bones, or fat, or lean.” Page Five.

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— ~~ —— — _ _ -_ -_ —s~ THE JUMPING GRASSHOPPER a ee — This puzzle may or may not have had its origin im the sixteenth century in England; there is a brass grassper on the Royal London, and grasshoppers have been the signs of grocers for a long time, since the crest of Sir Thomas Gresham, merchant grocer, % ram in 1579, was a grasshopper. In any case, here is the problem, stripped of historical detail: The numbers in the circles represent counters. If you cut out of paper small disks and number them from 1 to 12 you equipment necessary. Place your numbered counters on the circles. with corresponding numbers. You will note that they are reading clockwise around the circle. Now here is your task: To get the numbers so arranged that they will read in regular circle in the reverse direction, with the vacant circle in the same position as it is at the start. You can move any number to next to it, or you can jump any number over another to a vacant circle, like a jump in checkers, except that he number jumped moved. Your first move, of course, is either 1 or 12 to the vacant circle. You can mov in either direction at will, as long as a a jump is possible, The puzzle can be solved in forty-four moves, Can you do it? a DIP AND DUCK OM, WELL! 1 MMEAT EL kl Duck, “OLo scours” “CONGRATULATE OL0 SCOUWs, SHAKE LY MOORESS (06 AS ~ Your HONOR!) ° Page Six, Boys’ and Girls’ Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—Dec. 6, 1925. mVER the ? nis ht the lones ome 5 of a coyote . a few bats bet ween of the twi- ay and the ) gloom be- - as if question- the right of the vote to howl, an owl raised his ce in a seeming tempt to drown apimal's noise. “Sounds like the is disputing the with the wolf,” Dick bt, who bent a wireless out- trying to “tune "for what might »> caught from civ- ization. Old Money-Talks, a Shoshone Indian, who n hired to guide. the party. headed by } his chum, Percy Belden, through the iver country, whence they came for a me nz and whatever of adventure might atered, cast a stick of wood on the cam acked against a tree and sullenly repeat » third time: “I say it. Big curse on cave. No £0 Dp. -““Well,” Dick muttered, growling at his wi which began to sputter with static, “it nal cold to sleep out here on the ground, Indian, so I'm going to bunk in the cave. be “No get you. Say cold on ground. I s cave—hot and burn you two weeks—bad! get you,” the Indian grunted. Dick Wright, dropping the receiver at wireless set, beckoned Percy, inquiring, “ old geek trying to give us, Percy? He a while ago that some train robbers onc that cave and when captured most of their recovered there. What, I'd like to know, e mean by insisting the cave will burn us?” “Hey!” cried Percy, calling the Indian “What's the big idea? Fire in the us in two weeks; hot place, and yet fire there and it is not hot-—so anybody eit. Dick and I will sleep in the cave, afraid of spooks, old man?” “No ‘fraid spooks; ‘fraid burn!” the red, folding his arms and standing re the campfire. “No go um in cave to “Some old superstition, I suppose,” ber of the party offered, but Money- his head. Said he, “Two years ago after robbers hid in It.” “Probably se!” Percy laughed. “No riff made things very hot for them. Is that Old Money-Talks grunted and made no late that evening, after several back Bast 8 had been picked up and members of the 2 of wireless amusement, Dick nc turn in. It was a little chilly in the was well up towards the timber-li cave in question, snug and inviting, Jed an ideal place for. restful “spot.” ome on in and ‘burn’ with me!” Dick ) Percy, who readily agreed, but other the party decided to take “pot luck” with ks and roll up in their blankets on | nd near the fire. "Nuite a while after all was still in camp, Percy Belden were heard giggling ging quips about the robbers and the fire of Money-Talks’ warning. Onc eSlan raixed up from his blanket to shout + Boys like say Indian crazy. No crasy. : boys make fool!” All right!” Diék shouted back. “When to burn I'll holler for you to come and , the fire!” _ And when the robber ghosts begin to } Sure yell, old ‘Speaking-Coin!'"’ Perey erie th the sum the two lads appeared refreshed and fine. Money-Talks was & fallen pine skinning a rabbit. Over the “y steamed the coffee pot. Ow!" Percy cried, rubbing his hands Was some sleep. Bracing atmosphere hing makes a fellow hungry. Fire feels seeing we didn’t feel any in the cave!” RE at Money-Talks. . To inquiries from others of the party Dick rey lauchingly declared they never rested their lives and that not even a suspicion was encountered in the cave. “These here Indians generally know what talking about,” observed Zeph White, @ at Wind River Indian agency, who had *d by the easterners to accompany th ation to Money-Talks. sO, if he says we will burn, we will Dick asked. — if | know,” Zeph answered, scratchi as he munched a bit of bacon, “but > I didn’t sleep in the cave!” & Wind River the party moved and Boys’

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: 3 1925, Officia) fina settlemens w~etee BAVER vi oe iz ia d a The Fire Cave That Had No Fire the } night the lonesome of a coyote - a few bats iered «bet ween » gray of the twi- sky and the gloom be- pw; as if question- the right of the sote to howl, an owl raised his . in a seeming to drown animal's noise. " “Qgunds like the Bowl is disputing th« air with the wolf,” r Dick r who bent a wireless out- trying to “‘tune ‘for what might eaught from civ- te ee ni. Old Money-Talks, a Shoshone Indian, who had bired to guide the party, headed by Dick his chum, Percy Belden, through the Wind country, whence they eame for a month’s ting and whatever of adventure might be en- tered, cast a stick of wood on the campfire, ed against a tree and suillenly repeated for » third time: “I say it. Big curse on cave. No go there ®% “Well,”’ Dick muttered, growling at his wireless 2 which began to sputter with static, “it's too wernal cold to sleep out here on the ground, Mis- Indian, so I’m going to bunk in the cave. Get > "No get you. Say cold on ground. ceave—hot and burn you two weeks—bad! mB get you,” the Indian grunted. ] say hot Burn q | Dick Wright, dropping the receiver attached to C a@ brass grassper on the Royal Exchange: Thomas Gresham, merchant grocer, who ser them from 1 to 12 you will have all You will note that they are in regular ¢ that they will read in regular order You can move any number to a vacant cf except that he number jumped over is not ™ direction at will, as long as a single move‘ "0L0 ScouTs” AOORETS POE AS yourRHONOR! Q}w fre there and it is not hot—so anybody. can wireless set, beckoned Percy, inquiring, “What's old geek trying to give us, Percy? He told a while ago that some train robbers once hid is that cave and when captured most of their loot s recovered there. What, I'd like to know, does mean by insisting the cave will burn us?’’ “Hey!” cried Percy, calling the Indian to his “What's the big idea? Fire in the cave; us in two weeks; hot place, and yet there's eit. Dick and I will sleep in the cave. Are afraid of spooks, old man?” '"No ‘fraid spooks; ‘fraid burn!” the Indian v folding his arms and standing erect be- wethe campfire. “No go um in cave to sleep.” be Old superstition, I suppose,” another tr of the party offered, but Money-Talks Wek his head. Said he, “Two years ago cave get m, after robbers hid in it.” bly so!’’ Percy laughed. “No doubt the aff made things very hot forthem. Is that it?’ Ola Money-Talks grunted and made no answer. Tate that evening, after several back East sta- had been picked up and members of the party ef wireless amusement, Dick announced that. dturn in. It was a little chilly in the vicinity, | was well up towards the timber-line, and tave in question, snug and inviting, seemingly ed an ideal place for restful “spot.” Veme on in and ‘burn’ with me!” Dick called Percy, who readily agreed, but other members me party decided to take “pot luck” with Mon- “aiks and roll up in their blankets on the near tbe fire. pa while after all was still in camp, Dick Percy Belden were heard giggling and ex- - 2g quips about the robbers and the saup- fire of Money-Talks’ warning. Once the raised up from his blanket to shout “You Boys like say Indian crazy. No crazy. Back boys make fool!” All right!” Dick shouted back. “‘When I be fto burn I'll holler for you to come and put the fire!” a when the robber ghosts begin to haunt me yell, old ‘Speaking-Coin!’’’ Perey cried. m the sun the two lads appeared from the refresh¢d and fine. Money-Talks was seated Sfallen pine skinning a rabbit. Over the fire Y steamed the coffee pot. 70w!” Percy cried, rubbing his hands together. =~ Was some sieep. Bracing atmosphere and ything makes a fellow hungry. Fire feels good, seeing we didn’t feel any in the cave!” slyly “ig at Money-Talks. iaquiries from others of the party Dick and ~ laughingly declared they never rested better ir lives and that not even a suspicion of a Was encountered in the cave. *8ese here Indians generally know what they ie about,” observed Zeph White, a higed & Wind River Indiam agency, who had been *d by the casterners to accompany them, in “wa to Money-Talks. 80, if he says we will burn, we will burn, Dick asked. . if | know,” Zeph answered, scratching his &s he munched a bit of bacon, “but you I didn’t sleep im the cave!” Wind River the party moved and before Boys’ and Inside the box was found a tiny a week passed the incident of the cave was for- gotten. Fishing was unusually good, as was small game hunting. Said Zepk White, one morning when camp was broken and the party moved upstream. “Now we will have the finest speckled trout fishing you folks ever heard about. Before night you kids’ll be ab- 30-lute-ly tired of pulling them in!”’ “Show me!" exclaimed Dick and Percy as with one voice. The fishing was marvelous and Zeph did not exaggerate. Although Dick declared he'd not tire of the exhilarating thrills that were his every few moments, as the stream was whipped for its won- derful prizes, he turned to Zeph, after having an unusually good strike during which most of his line was out-reeled by the catch, to say: ‘The reel went out so fast it blistered my thumb. Guess I'l] knock off and doctor my paw up a bit. Liurts.’’ Old Zeph nodded and kept on until Dick‘’s voice called him from the sport. The lad was found curtously examining his blistered thumb and also something else. His whole hand, forearm and el- bow were red somewhat swollen and showed signs of having been burnt. “Funny blister — that it spreads so!" Dick muttered. Zeph paled and placing his hands together, whooped to attract the attention of Money-Talks. As soon as the old Indian got a glimpse of Dick’s hurts he raised a hand and solemnly declared: “Cave burn. I say you two weeks burn.” Then he counted upon his fingers, indicating the lapse of thirteen days. “Cave! You’re crazy!” cried Dick Wright. “I blistered my thumb on the reel and somehow the hurt has spread. Why is it Percy isn’t ‘burnt,’ too, if your old cave ghosts are so handy with the fire they haven't got?’’ “No know fire—only know burn,” stolidly de- clared Money-Talks. Just then, strangely, Percy Belden walked up, disjointed his rod and, turning a bare shoulder to the camp folks, said, “Picked up some poison ivy or something. Look at me! Isn't it the truth?” Money-Taliks and Zeph White looked and both trembled. The Indian spoke no word, but over his features flitted an expression of satisfaction, fer he now knew his warning was well-founded. Excited members of the party were quick to turn to Money-Talks for advice now. It was cer- tain that, if Dick’s hurts were caused by ihe out- spending reel, Percy’s were not; it was equally certain, Zeph declared, that Percy did not encoun- ter any poison ivy, there being no such growth to be found in that part of the country. First aid was applied to both boys and then Dick, still skeptical about the “burn” of the In- dian’s warning, resolved to determine what really happened. ‘Fellows, he declared, “‘it’s back to - the cave for us! We are going to find out the how of this matter. I own up I’m flabbergasted, bat I'm not going to remain that way!” “No go!"’ Money-Talks exclaimed. “You go um cave, Money-Talks go to um Indian agency. Curse ——bad curse, cave!” “Well,” Zeph White added: ‘‘S’long’s the Indian's going back to the agency, reckon I'll have to go, too. We came out together and will have to go back the same way.” | “Fine pair, I don’t think!” angrily cried Dick Wright. ‘‘Leave us to get along the best we can, eh? Well, by hooky, we can do it, amd by the great horn-rimmed spectacies of Nero’s grand- mother, we will solve the riddle of the cave, too!” Zeph White spat nervously and remarked that, while he was no coward, he did not feel like “buck- ing Fate.”’ The party «split on the question, leaving Dick and Percy to investigate the cave and its mys- terious properties—if it had any. Therefore iater, when the two boys arrived on the scene, they out- lined a plan of action. Upon neither had dawned the slightest idea of what happened or how; but they boldly entered the cave and, once there, dis cussed the robber theory. “Robbers here,” mused Girls’ Meyazine—St. Louis Post-Dispetch—Dec. 6, ee - By FRANK A. SECORD === Dick. ‘‘We will take that for granted. The loot—~ most of it—was found in the cave. Most of it, mind. That leaves the deduction that some of the spoils were net recovered. Now, what has al}! this to do with our being burned so badly? The next step was an inspection of the cave Both lads really expected to find some specie of bug or spider hidden within and, this idea in mind, they kicked bits of rock, clods of dirt, ete., roughly here and there. Not a living thing was unearthed. “This is the mosquitoes’ eyebrows!" exchimed Percy, after the inspection. “It sure is!"’ Dick declared, at the same time savagely striking the heel of his boot against a balf-buried stone who had done service for a base upon which to place their pillows on the night they slept there. The stone yielded and flew out of its position, displaying a small box, the discov- ery of which caused the boys to.flush and whistle with surprise. “Loot!” exclaimed Dick. ‘“Boot!’’ added Percy, pointing to his companion’s heel which brought the hidden object to view. Inside the box was found a tiny sack; in the sack was another of buckskin and this yielded a small tube within a tube, the second one containing a metal object not larger than the glass upright on a thermometer, and Dick Wright let férth a whoop that would have put to shame Money-Talks in his younger days of vigor on the war-trail. “Yep, we are burned and plenty!” Dick de- clared, while Percy, not yet able to determine what Dick referred to, stood nearby nonplussed. To Wind River agency the boys went and there, after making inquiries of those in authority as to ownership of anything found in the cave, were informed that reward for the missing loot still stood. “All right, then,” Dick exultingly ex- claimed, “the vacation trip hasn’t cost us a penny. I have here something which. when it is turned in, will pull down the reward, and,” slapping Percy so hard on a shoulder as to almost knock him off his feet, “you, kid and yours truly, will have enough money left to buy some man’s town.”’ The find was a tnbe of radium—a tiny ball of the mysterious and wonderful mineral which had been stolen while en route, with other val. uables, from an express car by the robbers who once held out in the cave, and worth many thou- sands of dollars. When the boys slept there, Dick’s arm and Percy’s shoulder rested over the hidden box and the radium got in its work. Radium forces its rays through any substance, burns and the result will not be felt or seen for approximately two weeks after exposure to the action of the mineral. This is demonstrated every day by medical scientists giving treatments where- in radium is used. “No burn um anymore, cave!” Dick informed Money-Talks, adding “You bet, ‘money talks’ and it will have to speak loud to Percy and me before we give up the ‘fire,’ old scout!” (Copyright. 1924. Thompson Feature Service, Ine.) Answers to Last Week’s Puzzies WHO WILL BELL THE CAT’ Give the picture a quarter-turn to the left; you will see one of the cats between the laces of the old shoe. Another quarter-turn in the same direction will show you another cat in the graining of the wood beside the chopping blieck. Still another quarter-tarn to the left reveals the third cat, between the- overturned peach basket and the shoe. ee SING A SONG OF SIXPENCE Give the picture a quarter-turm to the left; you will see the jelly, smiling queen outlined by the tree limb, the trees behind the wall, and the clothesline. Another quarter-turn in the same direction will show the maid of hener just below the farthest biackbird en your left. Still amother quarter-turn wil] revea) the king, with beard and crown, just to the right of the pie. 1925. Page Seven.

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~~ a ae - LADY SHOLTO DOUGLAS II, who is suing Prince Burhan Eddine, c he has defrauded her of hundreds of thousands of francs Knew ‘ rie bow seem to believe that bye rry ruies were Written Quise and not the Marquis By FREDERICK H. BRENNAN Of the Post-Dispatch Staff ; ; . - oo . 2 - : 3 4 i re a, ‘ good old scout and a gentieman with definite ideas of fair play Saddened by the rough unregenerate butchery caliec pugilism 123 f. “WE MUST PLAY FAIR® So Said the Old Marquis of Oueensberry But His Family (the Douglas’) Have Had a Tend- encyv to Overlook the Rules of Sportsmanship. The Latest Occasion Is the Recent Divorce of the For- mer Lady Sholto Douglas From Prince Burhan Ed- dine, the Turk. -In This as in Other Affairs of the Douglas Family, the Marquis of Queensberry Rules Were | Forgotten — It Was a Case of fF} Catch - as - Catch - Can. | HARKINS, his mother claims, crashed with made | FTER six years of wholesale forgin activities, prison terms, spectacula escapes and ilong court fights ove the question of hi sanity, Willian Hamilton Harkins former Second Liew. tenant in the Alr Service and nation ally notorious as the “‘Tombstone Forger,’ is again safely behind the bars of the Texas Penitentiary, and banks throughout the country are enjoying a respite from his dev- astating touch. It might be a misstatement of fact, however, to say that he is “safely behind the bars. He has been a prisoner be- harging that to have been a prett) nicn pecame KDCWN a! yer 1 world as the Marquis of Queensberry rules. They wer. | ; ntended to uplift the sport arring as they @id suct ttle tricks | fore, both in penal institutions and insane as eve-g ving ear ting. ais e habit prevalent amcng. box- asylums, and each time he has found a way ers of ‘ re.kK? : a of kicking a ma n the stomach whe | to liberty. Liberty in each case has meant e wi | his return to criminal operations and eac return has boosted the total of his loot until now the figure is something like $200,000. Banks and business firms in nearly every large city of the United States have had occasion since 1919 to make the acquaint ance of this master forger, and acquaint anceships have not been pleasantly remem bered. They have been too expensive. The Cass Avenue Bank of St. Louls met him THE present Marquis of Queensberry. He married Irene Richards, a London Gaiety . actress ore = oe 8S ae ee LS a ee ttt — +e “~ Pion quits because his mother t great powers for iress against Bur b | I did b | ; once, but its employes didnt know the him to fight, and another cha han Eddine His 8] alty used be rier l - ins oan , vs x ; were eet - e itutior his nose remodeled. That r wo £ o a | French divorcees, and his method. mock mecting Harkine unt) (he Rs bo by old tim \ ae £8 } eked ie ‘had develened bts aa wae out $334.55. By the time they learne as ‘claret’ is seldom a ft rf whe Lady Geor that fact Harkins was getting away wit = (iai?t is ' iNav aaa Bees) hai t da ne I nt 4 nD ° met Lad & ¢ _ NA 3 | LORD ALFRED DOUGLAS, most notc ; . $1148 from the Commerce Trust Compan circie these days, and at tie fit rious of the Queensberry fami! H Douglas eae aga | y y: ° sien ; rege ae of Kansas City. And that's the way li went @ fighters eye hi onds to was the traducer of Oscar Wilde ,neY Saw each other in Monte Cario where while the State Boxing Commi — where the Turk was losing heavily at bac- everywhere—-the banks and detective Osin i} — ; - ‘ ture boxing matches until the coh carat and Lady Douglas was a larze winner earning of his visit only after he had d j / - ’ Of course, the Marquis of Queensberry \ eafew ven ong F*- She is said to have been approached by or parted with his gain. . i : were he alive, would be the first to disclaim f the Prince's aides wit a request fo ; Ht is not w th a feeling of panes responsibility for the present state of pu i that these banks now learn of a movemern . ’ gilism PE heenot escape credit 1, ae slinnée’ bene thc fee to have Harkins taken from behind th did reform the game and he did give a host How it would have saddened the Marquis Texas Penitentiary walls and placed in ) 4 ‘ : 4 ; of plug-uglies that vision of a better day ot 0 aii il MO RAE ATS sail Government hospital. He has always foun when a man would receive a million dojlars atone 5 relative by matringe and tha Aan easy way out of hospitals and asylums , . * ‘ane ; ‘ 4 — ’ > " . in mawanke fot serecing to exchanze love PRINCE BURHAN EDDIN >. & . thes thease sere ¥ hae But his mother and other relatives conten ‘ — . st = / & ie , eo “Sn — rs ' INE, who has imperi- it was a clot on the brain suffered tn an al taps with some refined negro who wears ously annulled his marriage to Lady Sholto his @ Man s s tO a womar W qc that Violet-striped shirts and puts stacomb on his Douglas Il all women. who enter gs m netitiane biane accident during the war that cause¢ hair. It thus becomes my sad duty to poin! were «lt d- with ara tt . nd wi the one-time law-abiding citizen, and soldie A> ~ Vd a e.ty ® ‘ A out that the jolly old Marquis could do for husband's unfaithfulness. and in a raze. the knew ? f \ ‘ fight neg i »y rn to launch upon his spectacular career @ : . ( r i P r and Ti prize-fighters what he failed to do for his Lord shot him For a time it appeared toss - © "eo \ bietir . P orcene They have obtained from Directos 4 4 > ee a . ° : r . , - own family He banned the strangle hold that Baxter-Bowman would di« but } oe \ ni ‘enn tue No dowry naat Hines of the Veterans’ Bureau a promise ¢ ce » ‘ 4 ~v oe : ’ and hitting below he belt fexcept when Signed a document like a gentlemar if ” \ ofw - k Investigate the former flyer's sanity. if h j bi eu @urc ‘ ru.¢ 6 nneé take a the referee isn't looking) forever from the which he said he had been shot in eelf. -e : : ls adjudged insane again, it is the plan o | * Pigs sa i B 1. & WOug:as, thinking perhaps t! Director Hines t l hi d the prize ring, but he couldn't insti!) Bportsina! defense and exonerated Lads Douglas of knew a ‘ = ‘ . nes tO place m Uncer © eas ; ‘ i ~ c r r ’ f val a ‘ nteé rec ‘ : ship into his brothers He made pugs bs uny wrone-doing Lord and Lady Douglas iin ine with thie of Governinent surgeons with a view to r J j ° i siti ba ‘ nal Man rift { ) re r iif _ fe / a : } | Nit +} "es > , r\? ss . ‘liane r , *, . ° . — Ir te a tT) N waree! movin the ) oO 0 v 4 U oO fe have within reasonable limits, but then went to England where they were seen from the start. He eaid that the Maanl « LADY SHOLTO DOUGLAS I. She was Loretta M b “tie ~ ae | . eee S16 By Et eee couldn't do a thing with lords together at intervals. One of their twe ee ig _ Se ie at a eee betd { on, 2 cowaret clnger. Sie tion. This, it is hoped, will turn his cours sons sruce 01 ac ned t ’ . . ‘Bi 7. B) Dougla C c e Englis e League of Nations got around to it he he eng HESE Ironic truths cane forceib), army as an officer and was k ed in France wanid ~? a. soe a. a a p-pe ned since then. this is very tragic It O GREAT ” the pre ndice against © engaged in prior to 1919 Pe , ‘ Yp.aCeg 17 ‘ i UrKisS!? Tore ré . eas r pa’ ; to the public mind tiie other His father carri« a or by heh rin, 3 ¢ Ss impossible ¢ » ¢ liv . Detectives, however are ekeptica! Whil ia aiabi . j » ; Lad ahaa ia i nav iD z SO ui oa rr , 4 > ‘ c* P " ’ ‘1POSSit it ,Or me LO continue ae ilve with L 4 | r e+ . . . Piienh Bris WoOuU.d He me suitana He did or Alfred iTOm his connection das when it war learned that rageousiv that Lady Douglas got into ths t say c you It would be a catastrophe On the with the downfall of Oscar Wilde admitting that injuries to the brain mé : 6 FRO Th no ay the oniy Sultana But she be a: ye ™ ain . : C Lady Sholto Dou rile - had filed Rij" ha hit heree) f 2} ended by i "Or sometimes disturb a mans mental! balance " be Bia seu POG Su cig wigs Nae eet taeate m7 EIS naeag vy e€1Oping wit! lieved that he meant she was the only one ial f the month (November of this vear) that the military authorities refused they are ; T at , ; = ; ; ‘ " > ; fea vir , rae Po | vv} r oF ae ‘ , ; eVe ha i ’ "oO in ’ 2 3 riew ' against rince Burhan Eddine avorit: Phomas Palmer, an artist. Douglas obtained She thought he would be a good investment declare our marriage annulled him a commission durine the war, & . ; aS a 0 ViCW ae ae 50m of the late Sultan Abdul Hamid of Tur- a divo in 1990 and: atarted navineg ss . Underwood & Underwood aaron Sal sip Of ec a8 BC . Saiki caches S merely conventent arguments for the : : j j ; ‘ } imia Oo; i} i Tce i Ti i i 4 anQqg a? G I aving CC ur? SULTAN ABDUL HAMID, the late ruler of Ln she rT ¢ aQ ‘ agree G ¢ adval him Z0U )! ( puTSe, as 80O0n as ashe recovere d Lady though his birth entitled him to it. fens It | ! - ht t n the ey, for return of the thousands she foolis! to the wealthy Mrs. Mosselmans-Bernard , ' , ugla “Foul'”’ , ’ s always m / gtrange, th | : ands she foolish ' ny Mrs. Mosselmans-Bernard Turkey who was anxious to have Prince 000 franes es a dowry First round Al Jougias cried Foul But there is no He refused to enlist as a private, 80 did point at . ly squandered on this most unspeakabl: lt is said that he proposed four times be Eddine succeed him Eddine’s on points Love Commission to review the case and not see service In 1914 Lord Alfred pa : Ot out, that the injury never seems t Turk. The pitiable lady was betray by thyo a} é we ee shtins f h ——— ) ; ve oe impair the crook's cleverness; that heweve rurk | » | ad: as et ayed | isthe eecentel hi: ati xt uni | ae fine the offending playmate Prince Bur lished a book in which he discussed ‘‘Qses? muc} Eddine through a fake marriage like a com Gowry expected by British gentlemen anda He, like Lord Douglas, has neve: lived t HE second round began when Lady an Eddine barred the doors of the houss Wilde and Myself.’ Wilde's friends bed * nity Pay clos Ae Cee eee _ / y,ava ad ; sist di qa ii ” . os al ’ ie . ; ‘ Ss i i > F tri . ‘ mon barmaid, and hier appeal to Eneland Lord Douglas : s eauinnea for sever: ruies He is just the sort of chap the Mar Douglas s: ugMmt te bring her Prince ne had bought in Vienna with her mone. accused him of being the eanteineeal it Wrong it doesn't hamper him when it come ~ nos 4V@ip’ py =U aVi t ) rOuU \ : 4 ,¢ a ' . ‘ : . US5e oOniy means 0 SupD)P re w . r Mm ri > . “ i ‘Syl r ana married him Doug .™ i ag a ¢’*? CY it ‘ ary; nee qa ai divorce lt alle ge fy rause of a rs gre tta? ls tende ney tn r aBsar rs a) peair 4 aif By) ; Ish CODSU:! Rere rai! iO! Over the money are ZaVé him a& a dowr sittances he , aie wie try ex? in the nation = aaa of the = “s : AY iniig a ‘ are ’ I in Ami ica &,T) ' ] i wv ae tI nt Lor qj ey UR 18 \ ( ’ rate q at a ‘ ly u 7 AY mM € rT ow* dq , r 4 th, a > ‘ P Vl . a ( i\ bi Wi dd OF 4 U na¢ 4 En KR lig? A Ww {*¢ nei Judging from th . = ° re ceived from Writing poe ” ‘ forgers the country ever kre w H ; : i : ui ait a." pre ma i ] AY } } i i adi bhsaiiS ee & ¢ avs 4 {)] ij (ht — ates ie ’ , “48 “4 i ah 7 = , . : ; meesional bout itn A : ype | . : — ietiny Wien ita ontin | e careers of Lord and He is separated from his wife and in 1918 metnod has been almost | lably the sam ( Cat . os uv uit in Eng ianGc he first mar i= \A ace & PD nding aR Wee on At tt ; r¢ } “ i¢} ‘ AY ‘Tf rrye@eé mri? ry ¢ Arr ’ la and rye fr ¢ , re ade a nif : ¢ ° 48¢ d On the gr Ul ds t? ar I ad Sholto Douglas t) is w) } } : as et n aimost nvar A , y : ‘ a \ art j oe c . . . . ha on eee ner ee i\u se i I {) ; ‘ 4 7 ad = ee . ¢ : r) ; ‘how di 7 eR ‘ tea ¢ , . . ; . , ried Loretta Mooney whom bs rar acCTOKS yvoune hionde and ~~ nding lad? D UE ire Arr niar wer, cies ‘ > er marriage to a Moss ™m she had (nr of narriagé and dj ; 18iT i court awarded her custody of their 603 in every case By some pretense or othe : at] hi ‘ : Ashiilil 4 A) Ougiag tne ui S€ AL iMeiliali® 4 tnow "1 a noun! 7s al ee ‘ i mM yvorce ‘o ‘or - . . , in @ cheap restaurant ir Bake: (Orepotr bill to use as evidens nd to nar te muc? He Was #0) " A ze felted her English citizens} 1p) It was Brit iuast « me M f ve me: Arh rsa: \ Judge at this time characterized Lord usually the pretext of writing a letter——B - ny ‘ MGence and to pa 0 bUuCi SB such a bioody raacs ep a: , me ‘as the Marquis o ueéensberry refor As ; . She supported him for a time, but tired of that his lord chancellors would , eh diplomacy’s way of side-stepping all re pugilism It ts . 4 Se ee \lfred as follows Gains access to a desk in the office of I 3 a eiiors UIG never s} . _o- ' ei as Gis 3 pt i] a rourgn crit s n whicl ‘ . , his odigal wave and ‘ hewn Gub@ asian te rs ap ee aponeihility for at ane ; ) . hab port in whte Whenever he thinks there is some business fir: ' hile there manages t procipai wave and eit hil re lLUurninz vy HATEY\ ER the eridenc. — On cnairse in nis presence and if he insisted > sma bah Ui Lady I) Ug las The BECOnNG Hort? hiood and tears are shed hiac] rm an wri al ' e to (he stage Several times he was ad quit hocked k 2 they crouched timorec vy ¢ + 3 rv ss round, therefore, also went to Eddine ! re given ; eae] 7 | ae slight. however unintended, on his birth @ Kain bossession of a blank check and a sam _— . aN ) pits snocked = the English ma ' PUNCH eG timorousi m the edges of ™ ' —— ‘ are re and receives irty tricks plave 1 — judged bankrupt and once he worked on w istrat wi! " ' . _— their seats T} etory t L- ¢ Aba : points n both sid ‘ met a re ability, he always feels it incumbent on hia ble of the proprietors signature A skililf : i ‘ > ae SiTrate ene neara it and wit? Lowe "aul ‘ Ty }8 ola hat bdu on OTH Bs PR As if is ow ,o ‘ ° - TaisWay conetruction job tn Canada at $8: ( proper ommentar nce strangled a parrot !} se th } The third round went to Burhan Eddi: n enter t) a pneotapina siectteie- ‘0 express his disapproval in language benman, he then copies the signature so pe ° ; }/ ? ] { ee } ? ar, > ‘ Btate ~~ i, L é ; + aT ) eCaYU , ‘ yird sat ; si a id 4va tsi bl tf ‘ } it le ri Ww . mf DY’ @ f - . . . & da) morals among ‘ caiied a unuch nto ¢t h oy @ kKnOCckOut accomplished through tac d nn . — ; en a referee Say nothing with regard to taste—whie feetly that bankers are easily decelve d Abd i¢ a iti Lj rie er. 'w * p aa uu "Uu is U il shi { ‘ Cram ©? : . sas Aa 4 ‘i ‘ anc any prize a f (an wil te)] vou whl t " . ; ° le 7 On one occasion Lord Shoilto was in nobility which was solemn!}ys r No one \ , 4a bh tics which any sporting editor in the United would happen if t} P a shows he is absolutely incapable of self Rive the check a bona fide appearance, B _ ' os as : as s0;e€MN 1) eported ir SO One gives orders around here burt t! : | ae aoa ype nere were no refereé at voived in a BHooung scrape He returned the London Times 1? Thagviat , “Te , Saplts Ahdy! 4 : States would denounce The ady had no boxing tp h ~ pests | do not believe that vere = sage ates the signature on the back wit satis - ee Ye MGeisirate toid Lad “Ulan ADQGU! i8 gald to have arke 7 —— 1g 1 cn , to his wife in Spokane and found her rs Douglas that s? “ a fr w nee fter w +) — chance at all in this game of hearts and If the M j f would be better for the guardianship of *h 'O K" notation to indicate the check h , Hal She as ires ‘omar S} aie! ringing the parrot's ns bia - - 6G “Marquis o ens TY ; . , . celving a former Britiah army officer. John celebrated by going off “a f ; z pa neck hands which is played everywhere without ba Gentes aye . re nsberry neglected such a man been doubly approved by the man whe . ‘Ss \4 ‘eal & ht vi ( te ar ‘ hi] ed rhan “ivrdi-e —T \ " — " - - oS { y rit Ss ro © - , ; James Baxter-Bowman. Lord Sholto Doug where she fell in with that ' uked Burhan Eddine because he was rules Having got most of her money Ed he also nea! ted to j Brae rnsiie Ss How the old Marquis of Queesebeme “lknature appears. It is then presented os ; colorful rogu the shrewdest f all t) Ts) ' _ | ee ning 1 Bi Pg iecte Oo impress ' | las and Baxter-Bowman had words, during Prince Burhan Eddin ee oo on sei Princes dine sent her this note brot f ‘ agen “ould have winced at that paragrapD! 7 a dank as Part payment for a cashiers chee 3 _ Urea Sedine nd aman afte: | . Orotner some rules of decency. | , | which the = — ) { and a man after Abdul's own heart A li i ae Oe , ; . enc) refer to Ls ‘fou ' o° ’ he latter told Lady Douglas of her EES EES EP art Ed I am annulling our marriage because | st ania a vicious, corkscrew punch delivered @ Or for travelers’ checks in a large amout aaa urban Eddins dine, however, did not lift a hand to help am unhanpr Aft | + the case of Lord Alfred Douglas, yet green der the belt. Not sporting-—perhaps true- ‘he remat h The ra : ae iT) i a} ‘ter , ‘thine tha P : ~ ; : > re sb. everything tha has in the memory of newepaper readers — being paid aia age Two but not sporting. ‘ Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 6, 1925.

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pretta Mooney, a cabaret singer. Her titled hus- In 1914 Lord Alfred pub- in which he discussed {2 contributory, accused nobleman. rr hitting after a mere ijese Zea! (Rat was heard from Lord Alfred living in London, an adjudged bank- means of support was ived from writing characterized unintended. on aiwavs feels it guardianship corkscrew punch delivered u5- HARKINS, his mother claims, crashed with his plane during the war——The shock, she says, made him a criminal. FTER. six years of wholesale forging activities, prison terms, spectacular escapes and iong court fights over the question of his sanity, William Hamilton Harkins, former Second Lieu. tenant in the Ajir Service and nation- ally notorious as the ‘‘Tombstone Forger, is again safely behind the bars of the Texas Penitentiary, and banks throughout the country are enjoying a respite from his dev- astating touch. It might be a misstatement of fact, however, to say that he is ‘safely’ behind the bars. He has been a prisoner be- fore, both in penal institutions and insane asylums, and each time he has found a way to liberty. Liberty in each case has meant his return to criminal operations and each return has boosted the tota) of his loot until now the figure is something like $200,000 Barks and business firms in nearly every large city of the United States have had occasion since 1919 to make the acquaipt- ance of this master forger, and acquaint- anceships have not been pleasant!y remem- dered. They have been too expensive. The Cass Avenue Bank of St. Louis met him once, but its employes didn't know they were meeting Harkins until the inatitution was out $224.55. By the time they learned that fact Harkins was getting away with $1148 from the Commerce Trust Company of Kansas City. And that’s the way ii went everywhere—-the banks and detectives learning of his visit only after he had de- parted with his gain. It is not with a feeling of reassurance that these banks now learn of a movement to have Harkins taken from behind the Texas Penitentiary walls and placed in a Government hospital. He has always found an easy way out of hospitals and asylums But his mother and other relatives contend it was a clot on the brain suffered in an air- Diane accident during the war that caused the one-time law-abiding citizen and soldier to launch upon his spectacular career of trime. They have obtained from Director Hines of the Veterans’ Bureau a promise to investigate the former flyer's sanity. If he ls adjudged insane again, it is the plan of Director Hines to place him under the care of Governinent surgeonr with a view to re. Moving the biood clot by means of an opera- on. This, it is hoped, will turn his course back to the normal and legitimate activities he engaged in prior to 1919 Detectives, however, are ekeptica!l. W Admitting that injuries to the brain may Sometimes disturb a man's menta! balance, they are more inclined to view such p & merely convenient arguments for the de- fense. It is always mighty etrange, they int out, that the injury never seems to ~ >» ~~ ~ Mpair the crook'’s cleverness; that hcwever Much it may cloud his sense of right and Wrong it doesn't hamper him when it comes to Cetting aWay With a lot of money cr out- euessing the police ERTAINLY the injury which Hark ins suffered in the crash of an airplane at Fort Worth (if, in. Ceed, he suffered one at all) has bever impaired his ability to outguese the bankers. He is known and listed by vir- ‘ally every detective agency and police de- partment in the nation as one of the ciever “i forgers the country ever knew His Metnod has been almost invariably the sam‘: every case By some pretense or other “Usually the pretext of writing a letter—he SRlDs accesa to a desk in the office of & butiness firm and while there manages to SUD possession of a blank check and a sam- pie Of the br A ekilifui Pama he then copies the signature 80 per > . ’ prietor ® signature. | ert le. ‘ ‘ . " “iy ‘hat bankers are easily deceived TO five the check a bona fide appearence, he ur! “* ’ GUplicates thy signature On the back wit *2"O K" notatior beer Coubly approved by the man whose Mgnature indicate the check hes appears It is then presented at a dank Ae Dart nave mt for a caehie rs check > * 0} ‘OT travelers checks in @ largé¢ amount ‘> Li. 6 re , 7 ~. ; CMainder being paid in cash. The ruse has generally worked—at least for Harkins. The appellation of “Tombstone Forger was acquired by Harkins as the result of one of his favorite maneuvera in getting at an office desk California monument deal- ers were swindled out of approximately 375.000 before Harkins was given pause His technique was the most singular on rec- ord. He would go to a tombstone concern, ostensibly to select a monument for the grave of his dead wife Then, before ne- gotiations had proceeded far, he would be apparently overcome with grief and would weep copiously. Almost invariably he would be ushered into a private office to remain until he could control himself, but while there sobbing on the desk he would contrive to get a look at the proprietors signature and steal a biank check. Often he would obtain a canceled check and study the sig- nature at leisure Anyway, the incident would always end in the failure of the deal- er to make @ sale and a few days iater the firrn's bank account would turn up any- where from $100 to $1000 short. YHETHER or not it was really ‘an injury that started Harkins on his career of crime, it is well Known that his plunge was sud- den and his pace rapid after it had started. As recently as 1918 he was one of the leading citizens of Las Vegas, Nevada, and serving his community as Justice of the Peace. Elected by an overwhelming major- ity, he was administering the duties of his office to the satisfaction of all his feliow citizens when the World War brought him an opportunity to gain admittance to the aviation branch of service He learned to fiy at the Military Air School, University of California, and after being commissioned Second Lieutenant at Wichita Falls, Texas, Was essigned to duty at Taliferro Field, near Fort Worth As a fiver he was fearless and s£0 ven. turesome that he was cautioned by his su- perior officers to be more careful in the handling of his craft The warning, how- ver, went unheeded, and Harkine crashed After a short stay in the hospital he went back into service and crashed again This time he was confined in a hospital! for several months and upon his discharge was transferred to the General Supply Depot at Garden City, Long Island. Here he was honorably discharged as a Second Lieuten: ant on December 21, 1918 Harkins had no overseas service and the War Department records at Washington in- dicate he suffered no permanent disability from his fall He put in a claim for dis- abllity compensation and the records were sent to the regional office at San Francisco for investigation of-his case, but the matter a plane seems to have closed there so far as the Government records are concerned Then a short time after his discharge from the army he atarted out to make a tour of the country and when next heard of was being sought for forgery It was in Svracuse that he made his first- known criminal move. Walking into a drug estore, Harkine asked the proprietor to al). low him to use his desk on which to write a letter. With the war just ended, persona everywhere were eager to grant courtesies to army men just then and Harkins’ uni- * form wained him ready admittance At the desk he found a specimen of the druggist's . : } ~ foe , ‘ ; o signature and he learned tc copy it in a few minutes The rest was eusy He got the money and from that time forward the work of rhe mvste&riocus ciever;r forger Was . - . pie , 7 ‘ heard of almost weekly in some part of the mee ‘ ’ YY a on d ‘wo inhya iD tre munis He Rf Wa Lr Aad saat ° = J¢ - 6 ae : same city and he used 80 many aliases that if was next to impossible to trail him by . this route One time the check would be payable to W. H. Hawkins: again ti Pau! J Arnold: another time to L. A. Stoltz, or H A. Hoffman, or H. G Hazelton There was no end to his list of aliases But once a ‘ r ‘* ¥ , es h* ioh was dope nobody remainec it dout 7 ) oe 1 about who the forger was His methods al wavs labeled the crime H. A. Hoffman was the name he used i ‘he Cass Avenue Bank forgery That oc curred on September 27, 192 after Hark ins had been forging and escap'nEe lums abd prisons and e.ucing detectives The “TOMBS TO! FORGER He Came Once to St. Louts—to the Cass Avenue Bank—and he visited practically every other city inthe country with his scheme. aD William Harkins was such a good forger that he could imitate the most difficult handwriting; and such a good actor that he could almost make a tombstone weep. > " . ~ - ao , ad '‘’ — ee Me ee ee ee Ere © ~ eanaeiiediedie me : ~

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a Special T. MARTINVILLE, Louisiana Nearly two centuries’ this village has slum- bered on the banks of Bayou’ Teche, where the water hyacinths grow Now it is atirring in its slumber. The roads have been made smooth § for the coming from far parts of those who have loved the poet's Evangeline and sor- rowed for her lost lover. St. Martinville on the Teche is to Mecca for “ye who believe in affection that tropes, and endures, and is patient, ye who believe in the beauty and atrength of won. an’s devotion.’ There's to be a memoria! to Evangeline and Gabriel and to Longfel low, who, when they were dead, made them deathiess. Here pilgrims will come and stand in the shadow of the Evangeline Oak, beared with moss, like Druid of old, at the water's edge, and tarry in the churchyard where Evangeline sleeps. And now its told, as it has not before been told, the true story of Evangeline, for she did not lose her lover in the way that the said, gxiiding past in the lee of the missing the boat in which Evange- line caine seeking. It is more poignant than ihe tale the poet told, for Gabriel was a faithless man and Fvangeline died of a broken heart. The true story is told by Judge Felix Voorhies of Opelousas. as his grandmother iold it to hiin The father of Felix Voorhies was an Aci- dian, son of an Acadian, whose pdrents were expelled, with the other Acadians., from the peaceful village of Grand Pre, Nova Scotia, more than 200 years ago. Thes were of the company that, in the haphazard dispersion, was sent to Marviand, later re joining the other company that had sent to lower Louisiana. In the spacious Voorhies home, on the hil! that sloped to Vermillion Bayou, lived the aged exiled grandmere, and wintry evenings when the family gathered in the ball and a fire blazed on the hearth, she told the cbil. dren about the loved and lost Acadia. And about Evangeline and Gabriel, son of Basil the blacksmith, who Evangeline loved and lost. She told them about the peace and plenty and contentment of the Acadians until En- gland and France were at war and the young men went away to fight for France and never returned. Then the British came, putting the villages to the torch, scattering ruin as they advanced, aparing = neither women nor children nor age nor infirmity. OR the villagers of St. re was only the hope that in flight they might escape the devas- tation that was sweeping toward them So they, choosing to destroy thet own homes rather than leave them for the British to deatroy, fled, 300 men. women and children, into the darkness, with th: glare of their burning village behind them, their faces toward the French colony tn Louisiana. Their flight was not as swift as the Brit- ieh pursuit and they were captured = and driven to the seashore and huddled in ships. half of them in one and half in another. lumilies and friends separated, and the ships sailed away. Evangeline was on one ship and Gabriel, to whom she had but just been be trothed, on the other. To Marviland one shipload of exiles, to Louisiana the Evangeline to Maryland, Gabriel to isfana The familiar tale of the poet's telling. tole with the license that poets enjoy, is that Evangeline, long after with Father Fellician. floating in a cumbrous boat, rowed by Aca- dian boatmen, floated down the Mississipp!. and where, with majestic curve, it away to the eastward, they too awerved from their course and entered the Bayou of Pia guemine, and from there into the lakes cf the Atchafalaya, with their numberless sy!- van islands, near to whose shores they glid ed along. By one of the fairest of these their boat be a poet leland, heen Gabriel othe Lou- sweeps Page Four Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. was moored and under the boughs of Wichi- tired boatmen slept, anid While they slept, Gabriel, ta wiliows the Evangeline slept. moody and restleas grown from grieving for Evangeline, was speeding away from the settlement on the Teche, in a light: swift hoat, urged on its course by the sinewy arms of hunters and trappers, the youth at the heim. Swiftly they glided, under the lee of the island, but by the opposite bank and behind a screen of palmettos, so that they saw not the boat, where it lay concealed in the wil- lows, glided swiftly and were while Evangeline slept on. Next day Evangeline and Father Felician, rowed by the Acadian boatmen, entered the Teche, where it flows through the green Opelousas, and came to the house of a herdsman, none other than Basil the black- sinith, grown opulent with herds horses, who greeted them, the priest and the maiden, with arms extended and exclama gone, and tions of wonder, but counting it atrange, if they had come by the Atchafalaya, that * they had nowhere “Il am your Evangeline. Have you forgotten me?’ she asked, pale and wondering. > © “The Heroine of Long fellow’s Fame Poem Is Described by Those Wh Knew Her in the Forest Primeval The Completion of The Evangelin Trail Opens the R » — » 7 “ . - Riss. ei¢g ~ of : . | —_. ek badd " . +- - Sieh - was “* : 4 * ' ee oad to Her Gray + + re ee -. i ue . : . J i 7% eee r ves tT, WHERE Evangeline is buried, in the encountered Gabri- boat on the bayous HEN Evange- line's search through the years and the find- ing at last of her lost Gabriel, dying (8 a fare city’s almshouse, far from the forest primeval. That the tale as the poet told it. This the tale as Grandmere told it and as Judge Voor- hies has retold it in his “Acadian Rem- iniscences’’: “Emmeline hbiche, petiots, an orphan whose parents had died when she was quite a child. I had taken her to my home and raised her as my) own daughter. How BWeet- tempered how loving she was' She had grown to womanhood with al! the attractions of her sex, and, al. though not a beauty in the senre lv given to word, she looked upon as the handsomest el's La- Was usual- that was girl of suffused her cheeks, and with the silvery tones of a voice vibrat- ing with joy: ‘Mother! Mother!’ she cried out, ‘it is he, it is Louis!’ pointing to the tall figure of a man reclining under a large oak tree. “That man was Louis Arceneaux. “With the ra- pidity of light- ning she flew to his side, and in an ecstasy of joy: ‘Louis, Louis,’ said she, ‘I am your Emmeline, your long-lost Emme- line. Have you forgotten me?’ OUIS' turned ashy pale and hung down his head, without uttering a word. “‘*Louls,’ said she, painfully im- pressed by her lov- er’'s silence and coldness, ‘why do you turn away from me? I am still your Emme- line, your be- trothed. and I St. Gabriel] soft hazel eyes mirrored her pure thoughts: her dark-brown Maks ble) transparent Waved in § grace- Intelligent fore- head and fell in ringlets on her shoulders: her bewitching simile. her ful undulations on her slender, symme?- trical shape, all contributed to make her a Wost attractive picture of maiden loveliness “Emmeline, who had just sixteenth vear, was on the eve deserving, young man of St of marrying laborious and well-to-do Gabriel, Louis Arceneauy Their mutual love dated from their earli: st years, and all agreed that Providence willed their union as man and wife. she the fairest younre maiden, he of St. Gabriel a most the most deserving voutl, “Thelr banne had been published in the Village church, their nuptial day was fixed. and thelr long to be realized, when scattering of our love-dream the was about barbarous colony took place had ships rode at anchor, *Our oppressors driven us .to tire seashore, where thei: When Louls, resisting Emmeline Her one of the ships and a atiff breeze vesse] out of aight Was had lover brutally beate; witnessed = the Was carried on the anchor was s00n drove the Emmeline, tearless and by them whole ‘scene board raised. completed her [T WAS UNDER THE BIG OAK TREE at the right of this picture that the —-Photo hy by her former lover. speechless, stood fixed to the spot, motion- statue, and when the white sail vanished in the distance, she uttered a wild. piercing shriek, and fell fainting to the ground le@SS AB A “When she came to she clasped me in her arms and in an agony of grief she sobbed piteously ‘Mother, Mother, she said in broken words, ‘he is gone; they have killed him; what will become of me?’ “I soothed her grief with words until she wept freels Gradually its subsided, but the sadness of her countenance betokened the sorrow that preyed upon her heart, never to be contam- inated by her love for another one “TT HUS she lived in our midst, always sweet-tempered, but with such sadness depicted in her eountenance, and with smiles so. sor- rowful, that we had come to look upon not of this earth, but rather as guardian angel, and this is why we called her no longer Emmeline, but Evan- Keline, or God's little angel. * * * «¢ ® “Emmeline, petiots, had exiled to Maryland with me. She was, as 1 have told you. my adopted child. She dwelt with me endearing violence her as our been and she followed me in my long pilgrimage from Marvyiand to Louisiana “I shall not relate to you now the many dangers that beset us on our journey, and the many obstacles that we had to overcome to reach Louisiana: this would patinge what remains for be antict- ine to tell vou. “When we reached the Teche country. at the Poste des Attakapas, we found there the whole population congregated to us. As we went ashore, Emmeline walked by my side, but seemed not to admire the beautiful landseape that unfolded itself to Our gaze. Alas! It was of no moment to her whether she strolled on the poetical] banks of the Teche or rambled in the .pic- turesque sites of Maryland. She lived tn the past and her soul was absorbed in the mournful regret of that past. For her, the universe had lost the prestige of its beau- tles, of its fréshneas, of its aplendors. The radiance of her dreams was dimmed. and she breathed in an atmosphere of darkness and of desolation welcome “She walked beside me with a measured All at once she grasped my hand, aes if fascinated by some ahe stood rooted to the apot Her very heart's blood step. vision: Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 6, 1925. Martin. heart of Emmaline (Evangeline) Labiche was broken have kept pure and unsullied my Plighted faith to you. Not a word , of welcome, Louis?’ she said, as the tears started to her eyes. ‘Tell me, do tell me, that you love me still, and that the joy of meeting me has overcome you and stayed your utterance’ New lTbenta. Louleiane “Louis Arceneaux, with quivering lips and tremulous voice, answered: ‘Emmeline, speak not so kindly to me, for I am un- worthy of you. | can love you no longer: 1 have pledged my faith to another. Tear from your heart the remembrance of the past, and forgive me, and with quick step he walked away, and was soon lost to view in the forest Fa “Poor Emmeline stood trembling like an aspen leaf I took her hand; it was icy cold. <A deathly pallor had overspread her countenance, and her eve had a vacant stare. ‘Emmeline, my dear girl, come,’ said I. and she followed me like a child. | clasped her in my arms. ‘Emmeline, my dear child. be comforted; there may vet be happiness in store for you ‘Emmeline, Emmeline.” she muttered in an undertone, as if to recall that name, ‘who is Emmeline?’ Then looking in my face with fearful shining eves that made me shudder, she said in a strange, unnatura! Loice ‘Who are you?’ and turned awa) Bayou Teche country of Louisiana. from me. Her mind was unhinged; thy last shock had been too much for he broken heart. “How strange it is, petiots, that delap pure and celestial, like Emmeline, shoal be the sport of fate, and be thus exposed t the shafts of adversity. Is it true, then, tha the beloved of God are always visited } sore trials? Was it that Emmeline was ethereal a being for this world, and thi God would have her in His sweet Paradin' It does .not belong to us, petiots, to sip this mystery and to scrutinize the decrees a Providence; we have only to bow seme sive to His will. aa 2) reason, and a deep melanghdl settied upon her. Her beastitd countenance was fitfully lightened & a sad smile which made her all th fairer. She never recognized anyone be . me, and, nestling in my arms like 4 spoiled child, she would give me thé mol endearing names. As sweet and amiable# ever, every one pitied and loved her. “When poor, crazed Emmeline strolled upon the banks of the Tecne, plucking te wild flowers that strewed her pathway, as singing in soft tones some Acadian s0af, those that met her wondered why 00 fal and gentle a being should have been visite with God's wrath. “She spoke of Acadia and of Louis wit such loving words that no one could liste to her without shedding tears. She fancied herself still the girl of 16 years, on the ove of marrying the chosen one of her heat whom she loved with such constancy saé devotion, and imagining that her marriag? bells tolled from the village church tow#, her countenance would brighten and @ frame tremble with ecstatic joy. And @® MMELINE never recovered be in a sudden transition from joy to . her countenance would change and, tt? bling convulsively and gasping, struggllas for utterance, and pointing her finger # some invisible object, in shrill and piereins accents she would ery out: ‘Mother, mother, he is gone; they have killed biz: what will become of me?’ And utteriag* wild, unnatural shriek, she would fall cea less In my arms. rae INKING at last under the rave S of her mental disease, she expired # in my arms without a struggle. with an angelic smile on ner lips. “She now sleeps in her quiet grave, shat owed by the tall oak tree near the church at the Poste des Attakapas, and her Krave has been kept green and fl strewn as long as your grandmothe? been able to visit it. Ah, petiots, how was the fate of poor Emmeline, Evangeline God's little angel.’ For generations inaccessible, slumbereé on the bank of Bayou Teche the mo draped oak and the grave in the chured yard, shrines always, but few pilgrims com" ing from afar. Now with the comp of the Evangeline Trail, the way le © for the coming of all who loved the Evangeline and sorrowed for her lost lover: T MAY be that sacl exactly how long Is they haven't it m venture the bold a of the South Atlas scare that spread when Captain Nels ing to depopulate t formidable “ocean a reign of terror f by such very atupl Three million fishe ors were told, was the angling capacity of powerful searchilights playing over the w susceptible to the lure of brilliance, the « assembled. schools with its sweeper-conve ors kulping up everything in its path from gard'nes to sharks. Poor fish! But now the redoubtable Captain Lybee and his harvester are no more and the fis of the South Atlantic have to worry abou nothing more terrifying than amacks an achooners and sunken moonshine. Nothin remains of the harvester but a few illustra ed promotion circulars and a battered ol¢ hulk turned into a dormitory. Nothing re mains of the Captain but an urn of ashe which turned up recently under myasteriou circumstances {n a newspaper office in Jac sonville, Florida. His. mammoth draft o fishes never matertalized and the wate along the Florida coast have remained calt for hectic excursions of rug except the runners. How that urn got Into the Jacksonvll newapaper office is a poser. The city @ itor found it reposing in his chair one mor came to work He couldr understand it Here a good “story” h actually walked into the office of its o accord. That mystery was as great as t puzzle of where it had come from. Hg be sent a reporter out to get it, the uf probably wouldn't have been found y Upon discovering that it contained the ash of Captain Lybeck, however, the city edit got In touch with the Captain's widow, w has been a resident of Jacksonville sin August, 1924, when she left the home s and her husband had occupied on Lybec Island, a narrow, low-lying stretch of sar in the St. John’s River, near Mayport. 8 hadn't seen the copper vase since her d parture from the island. Neither couid s explain who had taken it upon himself restore it in this anonymous fashion. B she was calmly glad to recover it. So there the mystery of the urn reste It was interesting in itself but the story th it recalled of Captain Lybeck's prodigio fishing dream waa atil!l more interesting. he hadn't died suddenly in 1921, just wh he ware about to “‘put over’ nis inventie we mignt by now have been compelled ing when he KO to a museum of natural history to ge look at an fish, for that ocean h Vester was a whale of a fishing boat least the Captain's stock-selling talks p tured it as such ccean later a fart inventor Cc WsaORMERLY a aallor er and §$“(finmally'§ an tain Lybeck set the Florida c¢ Qacgog with his plane when he arriv there in the apring of 1920, af telling enough stock in the previous thr years in New York to finance the bulidis of the strange craft. A son of the old V Ings of Scandinavian fjords and the Nor ern seas, the mariner was at once accept &s a final authority on what could and cou fot be done with the ocean and its conten Briefly, his pian purposed the bullding & Gigantic barge, designed with a lar sooplike net extending across the bow. Was to be more than 200 feet wide and 1 feet deep, traveling on wheels on t bottom All fish so unfortunate as to run afo Of that net were to be scooped up by cc Yeyors and earried automatically into t hull of the ship, where they were to Sorted and sent ashore In other boats. Ge frous storage space was to be provided Side through special tanks and fish of Kinds were to be used with little was Those not marketable as food were to Used for oil and others for the manufact Of synthetic leather. In conjunction Ww the ship, seaplanes were to operate, sco Ing over the waters to locate schools of fi Night fishing also was provided for Means of a battery of huge searchligh which were to cast their beams on the wa 10 miles ahead of the oncoming harvest ‘ting the quarry to their destruct Yould make Jmmense hauls posslt 2Mtaln declared. and would revolullg

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ongfellow’s Famous bed by Those Yhy he Forest Primeval of The Evangeline ‘Koad to Her Grave + >} a : . > is . . eae es See ~ ld m the Bayou Teche country of Louisiana. her from me Her with mind was last shock had been ton ones broken heart brat- “How strange it is. petiots, that beings Ov pure and celestial, like Emmeline. should her'’ he the sport of fate, and be thus exposed to "it is the shafts of adversity. Is it true. then, that the heloved of God are always visited by) sOre trials” Was it that Emmeline was toc ethereal a being for this world. and that God would have her in His sweet Paradise’ It does .not belong to us, petiots, to solye this mystery and to scrutinize the decrees of Providence; we have only to bow submis- sive to His will. unhinged: this much for her never recovered her reason, and a deep melancholy settied upon her. Her beautiful countenance was fitfully lightened by & sad smile which made her al) the fairer. She never recognited anyone but .™me, and, nestling in my arms like a spoiled child, she would give me the most endearing names. As sweet and amiable as ever, every one pitied and Joved her “When poor, crazed Emmeline strolled upon the banks of the Tecne, plucking the wild flowers that strewed her pathway, abé singing in soft tones some Acadian song, those that met her wondered why so fair and gentle a being should have been visited with God's wrath. “She spoke of Acadia and of Louis with such loving words that no one could listen to her without shedding tears. She fancied herself stil] the Kirl of 16 years, on the eve of marrying the chosen one of her heaft. whom she loved with such constancy and devotion, and imagining that her marriage bells tolled from the Village church tower, her countenance would brighten and her frame tremble with ecstatic joy. And then, 66 MMELINE in a sudden transition from joy to despair, . her countenance would change and, trem dling convulsively and gasping, strugeline for utterance, and pointing her finger .8t some invisible object, in shrill and piercing would cry out ‘Mother, mother, he is gone; they have killed him, what will become of me?’ And uttering ® wild, unnatural shriek, she would fal! sense less in my arme uO INKING at last under the raveger of her mental disease, ashe expired IP in my arms without a struggle. ane with ap angelic smile on ner lips ‘She now sleeps in her Quiet grave, shad- owed by the tall oak tree near the little church at the Poste des Attakapas, and her Krave has been kept and flower strewn as long as accents ahe green your grandmother ha Ah. petiots, how sad Emmeline, Evangeline. been able to visit it War the fate of poor (200 s little ange] For generations On the bank of Graped oak and the yard ing from slumbered moss churen inaccesaible, Bayou Teche the grave in the siirines always, but few pilgrims com: afar. Now with the completioP of the Evangeline Trail, the way is opened for the coming of all who loved the poet® Evangeline and sorrowed for her lost Jove! they haven't it scare that spread ors were told, was the angling capacity of that devastating boat T MAY be that scientists have never figured out exactly how long is the memory of a fish, and if be safe for this writer to venture the bold assertion that finnish denizens of the South Atlantic still reca}] with horror the over the deep hack when Captain Nels August Lybeck was thireaten- ing to depopulate the Gulf Stream waters with his formidable ‘‘ocean harvester.’ a reign of terror not soon to be forgotten, even by such very stupid fish as suckers and mackerel. Three million fishes an hour, prospective invest. may o- = > Va ‘ — ¢ -* > as “~ "e . ob " . . % eer %& , tr; st aha . oh y "dt . = Se ee Nok ee It Was a Terrible Machine! But—and Here Every Denizen of the Deep Can Flick a Fin in Joy—Captain Lybeck Was Unable to Raise Money :to Complete It. Evidently, lhere Were not Enough Poor Fish on Dry Land. in 1917 LL ti A A CO ALOT That. indeed, was With powerful searchlights playing over the waves to mesmerize everything susceptible to the lure of brilliance, assembled schools with its sweeper-convey- ors gulping up everything in its path from gardines to sharks. Poor fish! But now the redoubtable Captain Lybeck and his harvester are no more and the fish of the South Atlantic have to worry about nothing more terrifving than smacks and schooners and sunken moonshine. Nothing remains of the harvester but e few illustrat- ed promotion circulars and a battered old hulk turned into a dormitory Nothing re- mains of the Captain but an urn-of ashes which turned up recently under mysterious ice ‘in Jack- Graft of waters circumstances in a newspaper office sonville, Florida. His mammoth fishes never materialized and the slong the Florida coast have remained calm except for the hectic excursions of rum runner®rs. How that urn got into the Jacksonville newspaper office is a poser. The city ed- itor found it reposing in his chair one morn- ing when he came to work He couldn't upcerstand it Here a good ‘‘story’’ had actually walked into the office of its own accord. That mystery was as great as the puzzie of where it had come from Had be sent a reporter out to get it, the. urn probably wouldn't have been found yet Upon discovering that it contained the ashes of Captain Lybeck, however, the city editor got in touch with the Captain’s widow. who has been a resident of Jacksonville August, 1924, when she left the home she and her husband had occupied on Island. a narrow, low-lying stretch of sand in the St. John's River, near Mayport. She hadn't seen the copper vase since her de. parture from the island. Neither couid she explain who had taxen it upon himself to restore it in this anonymous fashion. But she was calmly glad to recover it. So there the mystery of the urn rested It was interesting in itself but the story that it recalled of Captain Lybeck’s prodigious fishing dream was stil! more interesting. If he hadn't died suddenly in 1921. just when be war about to “put over’ his invention. We mignt by now $0 {0 @ mnseum of natural histcry to get a look at an ccean fish, for that ocean har- Vester was a whale of a fishine boat—at least the Captain's stock-selling talks pie- tured it as such £ince Ly be x have been compelled to ORMERLY a aalilor er and finally an tain Lybeck set the Sf0g with his plans there in the spring of telling enough stock in the previous three years in New York to finance the building the strance craft. A son of the old Vik- ings of Scandinavian fjords and the North- *l peas, the mariner was at once accepted “8a final authority on what could and couid Bot be done with the ocean and its contenta Briefly. his plan purposed the building of ® gigantic barge designed with a large ooplike net extending across the bow. It Was to be more than 200 feet wide and 150 feet deep, traveling on wheels on the bottom All fish so unfortunate as to run afoul Of that net’ were to be scooped up by con- "eyors and carried automatically into the bull of the BLilp, when | oP + 1920 aité were to be (;en- provided in. Fpecial tanks and fish of ail Kinds were to be used with little waste. Those hot marketable as food were to be Wed for oj] and others for the manufacture of Synthetic In conjunction with the ship, seaplanes were to operate, scout- lng Over the waters to locate schools of fish Night fishing also was provided for by Means of a battery of huge searchiights, which were to cast their beams on the water e Miles ahead of the Oncoming harvester, _ ating the quarry to their destruction * ip ba 1 mia kee hauls possibie, G] tld revolution- where. they orted and sent ashore fn oth r boats frous ftorage Bpace Was tO he Bide throug! i@ather. ; a Tip mene Nay? * and “ the craft was to plow through the ture and a crew of men worked and day to complete it. excited to the pros. £0 many mil- invest- night Everybody was point of frenzy pect of making lions out of their smali over the ments as the Captain eaid they would. When the promises and word pictures stock salesmen who try people fall for of oil to sell them leases on the other side of the continent, why shouldn't these Florida investors get excited over the plan cf Cap- tain Lybeck, who was going to confine his fishing to Florida waters and let his stockholders make their millions- right at their own doorvteps, within plain And the Captain, was whole- jew of ai!? it cannot be doubted heartedly sincere. He meant to MRS. LYBECK, the Captain's matrimonial! anchor. do it just as he promised No wonder the fish were terrified. ‘Think saies talks must have goldfish One fancies household ize the dory-fishing plan of the old and the new world fishermen, eliminating the haz- ardous setting and hauling of nets Other dangers of deep-sea fishing also were to be removed with financial returns far greate: volume of catch In short, the busi- how ominous his sounded to his pet that this gentle member of the must have trembled in his tank (‘if fish ever public-epirited tremble), and, if properly of the increased muet have drawn up a warning to ali fish- because and the saving of time ness of fishing was to be put on an ultra- dom. which, freely translated from the fin- modern footing aiong with other industries nish, was probably about as foiiows Captain Lybeck was a good talker and a Frail ds Sool on Lybockh tetend. to af His magnetic personality, ‘fish in ‘My eyes are bulging wide with horror as warning and i can good salesman creation—-Greeting exhaling «a breezy, romantic atmosphere of gsal{. soon drew recrults to his banner by the ! inscribe this solemn Jacksonville citizens alone in- harely hold harveater ven- heard a terribi« > ' Fir ’ bh - , ‘7 hunéreads. It) ) isms erect I have just vested some $200,000 in the My owner has just thing ? t ‘ ~ PON. #1 ee aes Pia. . te | x es * ? ; a9 ed iS can ap Oi ¥ » oft * : “ae \ ae * ‘ae ¥ . ty bs ary OSG EP oS OS. Fe tet. ee | OS ae =F ; Pas . eee da! nee. ee ai an LL (he f- “. TL WHILE STOCKHOLDERS SLEPT at night, the Ocean Harvester was to keep on working. and near to await the on-sweeping trap. _ a re ~ zx - aa on - . a — ae = = —— ta ; — _— AN INVENTOR'S DREAM: the Ocean Harvester was to push ahead of it » large underwater trap, scooping up ‘unlimited quan- tities’ of fish, which conveyors would carry to the deck. heen telling a man about his new invention Worse than dynamite, worse than § fish- berries, much worse than nets and seines and trotlines! In a little while we'll all be sputtering over a fire. This is what he was saying when I began to listen G6 ae i HE problem of producing large large quantities of better food at lower prices and with less labor can best be solved for all time by utilizing. the sea food of .our large and productive oceans This has hereto- fore remained practically untouched because there bas been no means of capturing on a wholesale scale this free and valuable ac- cumulation and perpetual supply of food Impossible to do this, you say” "Ah. it was impoasibie, but not now. We are progressing. The technique of fishing is progressing My invention has at last been perfected Plans for the Duilding of the machine and boat that will accomplish all this are ready. This great machine will automatically remove all] fish in its path in the water and deliver them to the different departments tn its hull. There all fish suit. able for food will be frozen in blocks of ice. othere canned or salted and dried. O%! will he made from those unfit for food, al! r. el- due will be dried. ground and sacked as fish meal and fish scrap, to be used as chicken feed and fertilizer ‘Fellow fish, I heard him say these very) words. All of us in the path of that devilish contrivance are to be automatically removed from the water—automatically, fish. Think of it' We are to be frozen alive in blocks Searchlights would attract the fish from far Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 6, 1925. of ice and made into mea) and fed to chick- ens. We are even to be made into fertilizer O Tempora O Mores. We hear these things. yet we sit here idly while this mon- ster livea. Where are there fins that will not rise in defiance at these outrages” Fertilizer! “For a time my owner talked no more of us. He went on to explain other features of this most horrible invention. Ase I remem- ber now, he told the man it was capable of many uses, al] radical and revolutionary From bis description it seemed that the transports and passenger ships might just as well jump in the lake along with the fish- ing schooners, for with this thing operating they won't be needed any more on the ocean For one thing, he said, it would serve as a sort of ocean ferry, with 42 ralil- road tracks on its six decks and a deck above for passengers. Passengers on a fish- ing boat! Well, if worst comes to worst, remember that ocean passengers have dell cate nostriis That gives us a little chance for revenge. And listen to this, you whales and eword fish: He said this boat war to be unsinkable and wouldn't rol] or pitch Don't let him get away with that. He also said four of these boats would carry ali the across the Atlantic, that it wouid dredge channels, deepen rivers, reclaim swamps and marshes, and all that auto- matically. Not only that, but it would auto- matically clean and cultivate oyster beds, automatically drag up our lowly and stupid relatives. the clams, from their beds, auto- matically serve as a warship Automatic- be a wonder I quote him traffic aily, it must again 6 ‘B UT we should build at first, he said, ‘not a full-sized pas- senger boat and warship, but a small working model, large enough to demonstrate the principles involved and at the same time be profitable by raking in mi)- lions of fiah. The oceans are free and we can operate without Iimit or restriction.’ “I thought at this point he was going to ask the man to sign on the dotted line. but he went on ‘*The first boat, or working model. should be bullt on seven hulls, each 14 feet wice and 343 feet long, with spaces of 14 feet between the hulle, making the whole boat 182 feet wide and 343 feet long In the second space from each aide a conveyor seven feet wide wil! operate along the full iength of the ship. That wil! be wide enough to pick up anything but a whale. and |] am planning to explode al! whales with T N T and then pick up the pieces “Listen to that, you whales —T N T for you and automatic scoops for the rest of us Is that a pleasant outlook?” Automatic scoops to take us out’ of the water along with of exploded whale—and then fertilizer’ I'm feeling dizzy. but duty com- pels me to go forward with this appalling story My owner still delayed the dotted line business and explained how the inren tion would operate Said he ‘Tt tg beautifully simple. The *cvop li lowered until the wheels roil on '™ bLoltom pie« en CAPTAIN N. A. LYBECK, whe fished in vain—for capital. the conveyors and engines are then started and the forward movement of tho boat forces fish or anything else caught in the net up to the conveyors. These carry the catch to the deck and there the fish are automatically sorted by cross-conveyors and automatically (that word is giving me the shivers) delivered to the various depart- ments. At night a 30-inch lamp will throw light on the water for 10 miles abead, and as the speed of the boat will be about 10 miles an hour, that will give all the fish a full hour to get in the swim under the light. Then comes the scooping up.’ ad 9) ELLOW fish, I say all these Oceans, it is cold have heard him things. Great enough to curdle blood. From my little tank, your doom, O mackerel, and studious herring. My advice for you is keep away from echools and take a holiday. O you poor shad and cod and dolphins! Your days, too, are numbered. Repent, ye cat- chasing dog fish and prepare for the sausage grinder And whales! Ob, pity the poor whales! Exploding! He will give all of you a full hour to get lined up for your automatic destruction. I can see you all lining up for your massacre, waiting patient- ly, full of innocent curiosity. The thing approaches—-—the scoops scoop you-—the con- veyors convey you-——-the compartments part you, and then—residue and fertilizer! Au- romatically'! There are ouly two hopes for us, fish He needs $309,000 to build this monster Pray that he never gets it-—and keep away from the bright lights. Horrors! The man is signing on the dotted line'”’ But the agonized warning of the gold fish would have been unnecessary, after all, for the ocean harvester of Captain Lybheck was destined never to be completed. In May. 1921, he was found dead in his bed and a few days later hia body was converted into the ashes now contained in the copper urn His widow came back to the island and tried to carry on in her husband's stead, prevent loss of money to backed up the Captain's dream thelr savings But the odds were against her. Soon the mortgage hold. ers came in and the harvester enterprise was done for ‘Il was a woman and they didn't want me to succeed,’ she told a reporter recently. ‘If Captain Lybeck had lived the harvester would have succeeded and I could have worn fine things and had every luxury. In- stead, | am eking out a scanty living by operating a rooming house. The harvester aod the luxury were dreams, of course, but they were dreams tbat almost came true.”’ As for the strange craft that was to sweep the sea of fish, it is serving an unusua! pur- pose now. Sold to the coast guard service @ year ago, it was converted into a floating dormitory, and pow ites anchored at Miami Beach as a bome for coast guardsmer even | see endeavoring to those who had with ~~ aie Se eee m8 + A AT Pe >

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SUCCESS The Handiwo Here Is the Story of Albert Unlike the Proverbial Poor By GUY FORSHEY Of the Post-Dispatch Staff story of that rarest of rare » + - ings ar inventor Wit nas ~»let? . my > i rceeedt U, 4 CialimMmead “ Sw-citizens f Centralia as , " ’ ry } y the dbigges an ee 4 fi Be .rt Rishop Chance "as achieved success i! : > > > ‘a ~ > > FF >.) 7. ‘ae ”“ hs a” 7? eyery way r whi success cal xX ; ~ * sry a r ieved He = is me tow S iti «| ; ‘te ' Air famous resident be ~ ts Paacing ¢ > i~ 9 : ;Y a. ’ ’ tip — the ‘ ) anti? pist and t }..! rss 2 “a 4 ae » g \ . , ? . J oo J yore his ead ’ a ‘a, ps ua Y ‘4 } ; 7 i 4 wr ‘Fore hy rT’ > tow Dd bal census riendsa and aan .ooka and he has made a nN on doilars Bishop Chance made Dis m on doliars : 7 = ‘ 7 > - inver! , ns and he and his fame Out oOo! is i ntion started on a shoestring His rise to.a po- aittion of wealth and nfluence may be traced to the day he quit his job at the oid Farrah drug store ‘er He was 17 then and . , , = | - - Ae ._. arr afte rad gone tO WOTRK ¢ | Se ( ni rt i gfaduatine from the Centralia High Schoo at the end of six months he asked for hls salary and got it—-a nice Dig orangt if it had not been for that experience Chance might have turned out to be a sinal! town drugetst But the orange was not very juicy onsidered as a pay eck. anc it started the youth on the track of another 10d Shortiv afterward he went t work as night clark in the d Globe Hotel and there he found time to study electricity a x periment with such er. ‘ai mratis Bs he was able to rig up In this way his i ventive genius began tc manifest itself. not oniy along electrical lines, Dut it little im- . ) . " A rr wy es « » + - yrovemenbts e dersaigneda f¢ aimost any Al : ticle that chanced to come into his hands He first invented a reversivie yoke andiebar to meet the needs of the young sicycle racing enthusiasts of the town Ther e rigged up the town’s firat telephone be tween his home and that of a friend Late? he invented an electrical room-cail systen for the hotel. where traveilnpa® me nad ti he called at all hours of the night There followed inventions o! a ghtning arrester ther specialties for telephone ines hi y many seare afte he had quit ti » and gone into bus es for hit f with a score of inventions to his credit it upon the device that was t make is fortune and put Centraiia Tt le Maj as something besides a railWay junctio! point for ColumbDta It was an tinproved type of telepnhor pole anchor whic? e patented as the “Never (ree | Anchor Nade bv | ance isa now in use throughout the United States Canada. South America and (Cuba. and is bringing its inventor returns at the rate $75,000 #4 Vea Devised in one night t foresiall the havoc threatened by a terrift ice atorm of 1912 it aeprang almost as Quickiy into tremendous popularity and its manufacture now furnishes the hrf indus try in this rapidiv xcrowing iitti« ts of 35 inhabitants Hk \ Se 1 Sa} Pare. ’ ; + that Chance wWas K Especially GQid they sa haf when af 2 Years ty 48 at a nt aR eas »f the towns firat AULO rt aa t 6 en ’ ‘ Got-Kvuesseinkg contest Howevel the pers verance which Chan empioved in winning that old high-wheeler, one-cvlinder auton nile Was characteristic of his methode anda showa there Was something besides luck nis achievements A firm hal placed in its window a are cara failris ‘Overed w tiny dots and had announced that ths De SON Cuessing or DY any ,other means ‘earn ing the number of dots would recely the. automobDile Whi there w ‘ zuess lug Wiidiy or trving va y Ount t 10s in the window. Chance was figuring out a : 4Veteim of his own One day he appeared wit A caimera and photographed the card This photograph hs eniarged Dringing tir hots OV ear Then he provided himself with a recording puncn an thus counted the dots as he punched them out one by one. The prize was # Quaint and awkward vehicle wit 1 pe pendicular steering column and with hbrak levers on the outside. but if waa ‘ass its day and the towns most celebrated ir osity Chance had won it not by chance a! all. Dut Dy out-thinking hia competitors That has been the method he as empioyved for the last 30 vears During that period he has patented and marketed es iarge number of inventions and has bul!t up one of the largest speciaitvy manufactiu: ing concerns ip the couantry Eighteen years ago Chance started ts tae manufacturing business in a ramahackie frame building that was formeriy a church Today he has Manufacturing and /Jistribut Mg plants in half a dozen cities besides sales offices in numerous others and he is sti] Page Six ac? oe 2? ar d $1,000,000— rk of This Missouri Invento Bishop Chance of Centralia Who Has Been Discovering [Things All His Lite Inventor, Chance Early Found the Path to Fortune. He T[rod It Vigorously. — a oe me a ee A em ae. eee + a ee comme ae “All night he worked at his desk. By he had completed the invention which saved} situation and which was to bring him weaith and fame.’ Bil dea: dle appliances as those d ALBERT BISHOP CHANCE, the Centralia inventor who s adding s* , ans ° [ ¢ ; a’ TY Li i ator We’ i’ [ ‘& = wr ectr tv a - aire war ) ~ pads ne it w 1 be w 12 assume tha ' AUS teiephone a roved to be the mat profitable manifestation of lance’s nvel! ve genius i? its therefore a favorite Tra *hild and s dominating terest His favorite invention Was 2 a! t revers iecve indg.ed@a 2° e Cevised at the awe 7 . . , ay ‘hh atent eft olear r nin ya tirm that Kk advantage of | exper er ss His greatest nieres?’ + rT) . r t o g no w h a tow, YY 2a " ; ric ands In fact. most of s inventions, h “ te VOU aVeT een 1ventions at al’ jut improvements upon appliances that a!- read existed But f rT i that ° S aft entor Oy inciination and instinct and can eine One any more than a poet can ifeip writing verse inventin something s a sort of a nrania wit Lim and to find vVvidence if that fact . “a not lecessaryv to napect a ac} rs } pe rwyse 118 a? >? patents The ‘ait needs Nn > até Nn 4ide iis Ti ¢ +. . . 08 home Aa magni icen atructure ee le! ine” )* *ir OmMmpiexit and numbet are : ndividuaiuy simpie and eminent! isefu ance designed his home w#it ail theme ipvpiiances provided for wit such dexterity lat nothing is in the way of anvthing else ind evervthing fits @wracefu nto elaborate surroundinas t is in the Kitehen of the Chance home lat devices looKing (o convenience are moat Onapicuous That is, they are conapicuous Wien ones attention ‘as been called to swer st made a million ed less eiadorate achievements isinesse Was a THE CHANCE HOME—fitted inside with every automatic appliance needed for comfort Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 6. 1925. ‘r of 1912. when 1 wm my father in the tel this part of the countrs inusually destructive ne and telegraph lines izied that communica ompletely suspended. (rm a pressing need number of anchors te still standing. It was! d men’ fast tion A ‘dead maa” s ‘t distance from @ telepbon raze for the gag Win pole from falling.) pment of patented anchor eing manufactured. He 1o time to be lost in waltz We needed anchors at @ work to devise some meme eg nen faster than we had been rked nearly al! night next day | explained @ It was to bore a bees ground rith an suger fownward in the @ telephone pole @& & “45 degrees. The ‘dest nto this hole, Pres the telephone pole, tame areht angle. To provid le rod ft the log, it 4 AOLe@ iif the log an 4OoOmew hat ike @ speu 3 nee through the i rod point held fast ane one except to fil and stretch guy we 7 . : ’ . , s telephone pole. ned the plan to the. lise was a good idea ow for the reason thet @@ neers and that they woult i tay trying to af o Rut when we tried is, the erfectiv. We pat am lead men in the 1d ever been able to e ght the men wae e new method 1 mods »btained & pated Never Creep anchor of & The only difterence is ates natead of \og3 r)i 7 * oes. a su work and nee 7 : raged at Dac«sets Moet of his wealth w is Dusiness jaye wren ls manufact# tagling beginner Be gz the town bankers of ities of his ‘nventions entors usually do have that difficulty: doesn't have that ie one inventor whe . r : Jefferson was reac) ee — ee ee

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a “All night he worked at his desk. he had completed the invention whic , and fame.’ man ‘In the winter of 1912. when work sociated with my fathew in the find Bs) in Visited by an unusually destr Vague ‘ ve f im ever, there was no time to be Jost tiona! and I set to work to devise some pO8e rom the rod to the telephone pole made good By morning situation and which was to bring him wealth business here. this part of the country was had storm Telephone and telegraph lines were execu- “0 badiy mangled that communDication by nvent. Wire Was almost cOInpletely suspended. The well. day after the storm a pressing need devel- e@ usL- Oped for a large number of anchors to save hele: what poles were stil] Standing. It was im. bm pre possible to install ‘dead men’ fast enough Rub» fO save the situation.” (A ‘‘dead man” isa lf ex. Og buried a short distance from a telephone wild pole as an anchorage for the guy wires n af- which Keep the pole from falling.) Se £0 “My father suggested that a rush order be putin for a shipment of patented anchor and Of a type then being manufactured How. on the shipment. We needed anchors at once r ex- hurying ‘dead men’ faster than we had been AR if doing [I worked nearly al) night r he den' 66 HE next day I explained my nspic- plan It was to bore a hole in good- the ground with an auger—s mod- hole sianting downward in the di- any rection of the telephone pole at an angie of about 45 devrees The ‘dead man wasto be lowered into this hole. From Visit the direction of the telephone pole, then, 8 re iy °O2 Was to be driven into the ground to you! strike the log at a right angi: To provide towr for fastening the rod to the log. it was make necessary’ to bore a hole in the log and notic: fashion a point. somewhat like a spear than point, on the rod Once through the log. yf the the barbs on the rod point held fast and lthic “Othing remained to be done except to fill ip the auger hole and stretch guy wires Ined , 14 ; When I outlined the plan to the. line bh + op hen, they said it was a good idea but Wha wouldnt work for the rearson that they tWeer were > 4 2 ld . rent civil engineers and that the, wou al herd , be driving rods all day trving to hit the this } : * hole in the log But when we iried it, the tw ; , . . scheme worked perfectiv. We put three that ‘ mes as many dead men’ in the VqTy *) . ; e ae ‘4. GAS 48 We had ever been able to in h saved the | Was as \«lephone uctive § jee im waiting means of ground a ol —e_ et => a - a a, bur stall before and by night the men were @D-- BRINE thusiastic over the new method ® that ae 1 rigged up a model. obtained a paten! . eo 4nd that is the ‘Never Creep’ anchor of to : _ day in principle. The only difference is that ®t we now use metal plates instead of logs. up in ISHOP CHANCE’S philosophy o% atin suCcCeRS centers about three essentials n his 1. Be on hand when vour office fidn Opens and stay there till it closes - 0 -, Work hard while you work ana never Ow! become discouraged at backsets +) AlWays keep your cards on the table pw he His adherence to these rules is stil! strict tele. When the factory whistle blows at 7 a. @- My of Chance at his desk. He takes an hou! pos- off for lunch at noon and ia back promptly that at} oclock. Not until 6 p. m. does he lock hance up for: the day Contrary to genera! opia- his jon, he has not accumulated a large amount ncho: of money. for he believes in putting his othe: collars to work Most of his wealth hae eone back into his business Other In the old days when his manufacturipé O say Susiness Was a struggling beginner he had om trouble convincing the town bankers of the any- merit and possibilities of hia inventions In- ented ventors usually do have that difficulty Bs! for Bishop Chance doesn't have that crouble Ough' any more He te one inventor wh° ne" ? ment 2. and xo counts each 7 twee l ) ) 5 4 luv. 11 12 13 14 15 Lu 1: 1% 26 » = a» ¢ a «5 | —_ ww. sO 21 ” me. 92 column. as shown ‘or each mistake Sample : 4 75 70 11 87 24 OS 55 25 3% s2 39 27 3 * 20° 49 21 S$ 24 15 cllowance—4 ] to Ca The -U. lira S forward lurching of thé car Mr. Church spent 12 yearea in school, has been a successful! The poor deaf man grope@ along half blinded by the raging storm Filling the measure full of water and then dropping did before lurched from one. which a kindi’ Born ing the 19 the total Run by a new driver ~ knocked Otfended With owe ine one-armed vead statement ius before the dllowed Heat is absorbed in the process of changing ice Into watel All Over 200,000 species of insects are known. A man doing hard work requires food yielding about 400,000 calories per day A frog cannot breathe with its mouth open. pid) ked worms invertebrates. TEST f. write a plus sign before kKnou go on ,2 statements A map could not live with only one kidney } The air cools shut off Fast-facing coasts in the trade-wind belt have a dry ciimate Sunset clavicle is a slender curved bone. he revolution of the earth gives us our day and night The ocean bottom is smoother than the land surface because A note the property interest in which can negotiable A partnership may be dissolved by mutual agreement. The misspelling of a word will invalidate a note A well-planned office organization will presuppose that each body else in the office force. The pianoforte was invented in Germany Augustus Saint Gaudens was a famous American sculptor Benvenuto Cellini was one of the most celebrated artists in metal that has ever known. 1%. Long Jolin Silver is a character in Treasure Island was an oplum eater Romola represents a high type of womanhood De Quincey The rondel ic a French verse form. Full religious toleration has always been practiced in America The rise of numerous abolition societies was rapid before the Civil War Jefferson was ready to fight France to keep New Orleans open. In 1800 there were as many people in the United States as there now are iD New York and Philadelphia, There were no wars in Europe throwghout the nineteenth century Alfred ruled the whole of England wisely. The Hanseatic League was formed for the protection of cities The position of margrave, or marquis, started in the reign of Charles the Great. Congress has power to regulate commerce with foreign nations and among the severa) states. The government of the New England town is as pure a democracy as the world has ever known The President can deciare war because of hie position as Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy. Congress is the only legisiative body that is allowed to pass ex post facto laws Caesar Augustus was a Roman Emperor in power From the time of Augustus, The Pyramids were the first attempts at bufiding of the Egyptian architects The first important Greek philosophers gained their knowledge from the of Egypt. Cotton grows in hc We use up oxygen in breathing There are about 100 pounds of wheat to a bushel One of the ts of a spark plug is grounded sround aeh can on With her hands he crumbs Though arme single ehot Having reached t it aistance. While walking a Gas we Yer @11 winter Rome a line in the sample minutes. o the distance, each in 1892, to the ilentiy the inaenasible bY his aword TEST II. largest number and also Count 3 fcr eat Time allowanre 816 19% 629 6653 ils HU4 192 59 §91 546 232 ge 846] 67% & > G58 13% 672 Slo S77 TEST Ul. Write the letter f before each of these statements which could not possibly be (‘sunt 3 for each correct mark; take off 3 for each mistake Hundreds of people in Los Angples were up before day-break to see the sun rise on the Pacific, The train sped by mei the sound seemed less. tanding behind the atreet-car, the newsboy was knocked senseless by a sud b (j "a » agua his adversary, who kKed DY a statement correctly (ounts TEST V. Herewith are presented, by permission of Professor Edward Wake @ cross before the acet enemas. Gee allaowed—44 minulea Why ought every cated?’ Because . . . : ‘ nel 4d aff for imeorrec? Perfect acore ia 4/ Time L. Thorndike of Columbia University, New York, a series of 1. WHIRMIIIins «wena toca? ae ‘ ° P cause they mental tests. They are used at Columbia as entrance examina- | grow in California -are wholesome and economical tions. The reader in testing his mental powers with these exer- are served in boarding houses ° ° ° P . ® --make an attractive. dish cises should time himself carefally. When time is up he should 2. If @ man is hungry but hasn't any 5 ° ° oney should he halt work immediately, then go back over the test and check ap a aaeae his score. Leisurely examination of the exercises or reference to ae... text books will give the correct solutions. The reader may de- ~cod o-gleseeggaelaagadl ° - , %. Why does gold cost more than tron” i termine the class to which he belongs by figures offered by Pro- Because gold is prettie: gold is heavier fessor Thorndike—The INTELLIGENT person will score 80% cor- rect; the AVERAGE 40%; the MORON 15%. Which are you? a aie aad veel usefn] rprect anaweta man be edu .~ Roosevelt was educated it makes a man more -it costae money ureetul -~some educated people are wise Why is beef better food than cab bage’ Because it is harder to obtain —it tastes better —it ls more nourishing —it comea from animals Why judge a man by what he does rather than bys cause what he says” Be. —{t is wrong to tell a ile — what a man does shows what he really ia ~-it is wrong to judge anybody 1 emplove likes every was the artist gsniallest number its size seemed smaller f 4 years in college, Knocking down passerby pushed inaid picked & af#aliant wit! VISUAL TEST. In vach line there are seven ohyects In euch line draw u circle around that one of the last yvame relation to the third object that the second has to the first. For erample, if the line was head, hat. foot, hand, shor. leg. glove, you would draw a circle around the shoe. EKach line correct counts J, weore is 24 Time allowance—ti minutes | , | : | | : | 9. | le ay, 10. | 4 w ll i " a ff \\ 6 | 12. ( " : _ i | 13 | : | | : 14. me TEST IV. In rach iif the ee nfences herilou you Adve My ¢ hoice among fou words ljrau qd line under the one of these four wordia which makea the truest sentence Count 3 for each grrect solution. fake off 3 tor each mistake Perfect score tsa 8G Time allowance im minutes The liver is in the chest head neck avddomen samples. If you cannot be sure, guess a deaf man said cannot hear what is If a «un carriage gets stuck in the mud, what should you do” sit down to dry and walt leave it and go on ——get more horses or pull it out -blasat it out with dynamite If you were asked what you thought whom you did _ “not know, what should you say’ —I] will go and get acquainted -—I think he is all right -—[| know somebody who knows him of a person ~—I do not say When you feel that affairs in town are badly you know him —do nothing at all —growl to your friends managed, for the road « autos and and cannot your should ~—get out and work to have things changed —go to church? When you have a hard task to per. form, should you ~~leave it until tomorrow and you may not have to do it -leave it to the other fellow get to work on it at once the best plan, then go ~think out to work’ Why is agriculture valuable” cause -—~—it supplies luxuries ——it makes ployed work for Be- the unem- —the farmers feed the nation —. A first-clase batter now averages around 306 900 §0¢ 109 ens. all 4. To set fire to a house is called larceny incest mayhem arson { little eye | aerial’ is an instrument used in aviation aatronormy\s hotans , ) 3 wireleas telegraphs . r , ; ” 42 6 The U. 8S. S. Michigan is a hbattieship cruiser submarine destroyer : 33 7. From Paris to Berlin ie about 400 miles T00 miles 1606 miles 1300 miles ri ie | ’ a4 S Machiaveill was a writer about aecience art music po.itics 25 . - . , > * . ; * 4 » ~~ One volt is about the EB. M. F. of a Lecianche cei) Weston cel Exide Viag? eT » 36 ‘ = e - ’ : ’ ; ; : ° ; + { aroor giox!} if i= us la i+ eO.,G quid na as’ ft) i* ,iacoUus . ; 7k ll Morcarines are worn on the nead hands feet enonuiders : 12. Molasses is obtained from honey petroleum turpentine #uUkar-cane 39 : : : ee 40 A passenee! ocomotlive type a ' e Mikado te nenoiidat) yn \f zu! A anti ° ; | “ ' , ‘ « i4. Dioxygen is the name of a drink chewink gum lubricant disintectant 41 ” - or . > . : , ‘* he President during the Spanish War was Hayes Madison McKinley Polx 42 16. The Cooper-Hewitt lamp uses the vapor of gasoline tungstel mercury 43 Ai »*) 44 Ad 4 “ = = 41,’° in ae a) Alia »0O Or ) ti ~ *ak‘ 45 , ; f ls A delta is flat roliing hilly mountainous 46 19. The unit of electrical resistance is the ampere voit nn watt +: ; ‘> ; ‘ys , »* " ‘ anata ~hrrr es le fare ac A he b i na OeS a\re ; if p/ 44 ey ; usd aciacé® Sia 1G ? 4 ‘ € , 7 ’ ’ Zi 748 PLeIRneS are inbricated by ganoline ail Wate | ' . , ~ — ‘i 22. Buenos Ayres is a city of Spain Argentina Hraz Portugal a . " ° . a. a , 2 ne Pittsburg team are called Giantse Cuba Pirates iigere rt 24 The howitzer is a type of machine gun riftie cannon plato »2 ’ s 3- } J a | - . 7 mio? . ' tae Be : 2 T? - Zeppellr .* A ™m te pane olp.ane dirigibie =) imiarine 7 ; 4° \! rreguiar f sided figure is aiied A acoiium trapezine nara. ©.O28T A! »4 - > akg - br * = 4 ) » a al ; 4 rT} 1s 7 56 e rhe i Zrac is A , th . ** . 4 ‘ . 28. Thy ' or of the telegraph was Ampere E disor Farrada) Morn ’ ‘ ? ‘ ¢ ‘ ' » ¢ 4 ¢? this rs “¢ ms ate ’ 55 9 Bel. ‘ alicees a ig@nt triang.¢« are a : ; > a fe e O¢ , fr eS 4 . a9 7 * : 4 '"! ; ’ - ? r) ‘ . f “. a? gree? . . ae u“ es a Time allowance ia 8 minutes mental—-physical lax——strict elated-—dejected avert— prevent fallacy—-verity pompous—ostentatious apathy—-indifference benian genial innuendo—-insinuation vesper—-matin corpae— -cadaver eluggish-.—lethargic perpetual temporary agreement dissension derive deduce virulent mailgnant cabal -intrigue nterject—— iD correlative-—disjunctive ter pose rectitude integrity new old aaeert maintain repress —reatrain amenatbie« tractabie reverence y eneration amateur professional! amplify condense effeminate virile acme ‘imax aphoriem Mmaxkim Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 6, 1925. Page Seven tt tg el it cel ne ee “en wee f — ~ ia ia A i he

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7 wr Published a Eve | ; ING LARDN ER ew VOL. 1. No. Xill. (Oop yright. ) a i December 6. 1825, ——— | NOTED SPORTS EXPERT COMES FORWARD TO PICK ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL TEAM COMPOSED OF RED GRANGE choae Grange and a center to pass him th two kiddies and while they both play foot- LEAVE [fT TO DAD. SLINGS A WICKED ICE TOXG, sae = 9 - aa u don't need or want no more foot- | | ball themselfs they promise that they wouid Now a word or 2 in regards to Grange Illinois summer is generally a} ms Lardner Enumerates hall players and can take advantage of th | | mot attempt tc ¢ Way Was he hi if is a native of Wheaton, Ill. pearably hot and people who can afford , . OO} ty {to ill out the other positions | ; to come throu Leas ) th it =—3 06: mat a few yrs axxo the Mayor trip goes up to the lakes in northern Mick, > ~ i . ’ - oni } ri. ! ' J f 1 ems . : : 4 I en Others [ congenial friends 7 THE END WOMAN & - 7 Red come r ng out Of ain't got that much money 80 he gpegg : rindow a! Inn! As Joke IT WAS GRANGE DAY. | Kitehell who I have placed at the other he h > with me fresh doughnuts and july and August | ice wagon Lardner, who ! have select orc | = | ister-in-! ine that married ,, v af , his daddy catched must of been forgotten by the gaye P~ Green Vale | ane of the hell b he is f . ed né doughnuts and greased Franklin Field, thinking Ra ; . Dey os : and can - r | | : | *o have aion 0 7 this on "ft the | v \ hi ell if be can couldn't 1? ie wae slippery. Nothing Vore to Be Sard. the bal! p: - go0d which is all that " as niiniiieel ; 3) " innit ie scbeaeianl a — a head and ~~ : | times send! he crowd into an upr ( y from him so he tmted the old man CUTS THEM DEAD. leaning from his dormer gan and Wisconsin to cool off G “When It's Grange Day There's EE A ee es ee. 0 eee ee eee te - ~- would never » the > of passing | peping them there ike f t. th f pol: The writer has been asked over the mg, By RING LARDNER eee Nhe aaa 4 f seen her she | | pare Grange’s sty! the ball to any range | | | ti , ecen her. shi + do ) to compare Grange’s style of running wig ESPONSE to demands from prac- 1 noticed in the Ulinois-Pé lvani ) ssion mean, ‘So is you 1e1 I | : | that of Heston and Mahan. Well, Bam Sasi ove: ses i) tak ie chest the Dranse ne senter etitnel « | | din her a tasinis pet -Alice hell | ‘ue | seemed to be like Heston and Mahan ge si make j in 1 American . B pear ene ton, | Za , : srrill as they both it ~ C ‘} | | there by straight-arming and dodging ang atiane .? ‘ - . > ’ - ~B ~ > ’ PTA ; ’ ' Dsttons for 1! | a | g00 | 2 RUNNING re sister-in-] ‘0 | — knocking would-be tackles for a ghoul Red ’ ‘ . ~ss : Bhe T , ] , ) i} : COLLEGE deal of t | id stop a! . OUT OF THE HOUS | ng pretty g¢ ad curing the laligin | weet Rave acting (6 oe oe i 7. - e ‘ . } DOUGHNUTS AND | > 7 Fr cou! ) s | es | treats them iike strangers | -: 2 Ser : ) = cad 4 ‘4 = WHERE HAS IT STOPPED? It is customary to select more than one is h int | - team for All-American honors but dinner js EVERY PASS | } th team b learned of the vers would find footba!! ' - - | Mearly ready so suffice it to say that the . i - = | apen Schoo! —— . means amsethin P novelty. but aeven of them | a second team plays vs. the first team lots of Quarter a * ot 4 ; a : >, Si aoe , | ex times and when you plays vs. Grange ym D. Lardne: preat Neck Halfback ae Oene wee © Fes. Ol e; while oe aE. we PSU Sve, Eerwwerws i u 5. | + ~f a seneraily get humillated so we will leap Zinsser vreat Neck Halfback , ) : : id g¢ | the picking of the second team to our hos S. Kitchen . Great Neck... Fuilback of readers to who I suggest that they pis . § one > . go tc @ they ain't got no use for. Hewes EASY PICKINGS. paratory School and would keep him from hes been reported that she feels hu : *n him. at Philadelphia, he either wen erate : re often thought that they was One ms | | a , ' ina! ul : 3 De « rit JULY AND AUGUS) . Look how easy he stopped as they sav dn at tackle Ac . : > oO > ior : ive rune : 1c , Ott ul N 4N ICE WAGON ce c | ORD flenry Ford Says the Cow Is Out of Date and Must Go. Pro- fessor H. P. Davis, Dairy Authority, Says She Can’t Be some exira money certain decided 4d; 4 cense or recharging “MY! ‘inne edvantages appear I ime a Gin . 4 : ? battery and - They appear to one eng gemec' was _ ‘ provocation bot nearly so well | . a cred. said he require a equipped to discuss - | -* =. . aa grandmother the question as are - — Nowadays had the dairy men. Just .. ' é on't want o@ eonsider the proba- as — | : — FEMI , friends to come ft 8 HENRY FORD—Anti-Cow. bilities. A Fordized , AM s V1S—Aati-Perd milk - producing | _ . : 33 WA IAT. PROFESSOR H. P. DAV! : ; their wil ao Plant would be al- | : ' | swered Mills By H. T. DOBBINS | : | = Ds ; | izers doing as much for the soll as om : 4 | MOst sure to have a , Vre Osborn sai Post-Dispatch Correspondent S45 : wit ta Mi! iot of Ford parts ma = _ , raising . sothing. but lool INCOLN, Nebraska connected ath in . : hs a aS lity of the soll.” the professer @ ane ‘ae | ) am her ae - “Ff ‘a -* ’ ~ on . : —e ° , - _ _ ~-Against Henry somehow, and ever; si ) ¢; : = ends upon the presence 66> | faughter She sometimes fe Fords recent idea body knows th: » =sS 64 in chem! abstances. The more & . meen the two. Mer manne ; . . a» te - . - 2 ‘ P ineer wheth . _ QP ¢ : ‘eo - if ,* | eae ; of sending therella- whenever Ford machinery is mixed u . i , 7 asc: Nn 5a ee are nitrogen, pheagae® knew what was right ef : ; ? 2 = . . , : ORME Ok eek oes 8 corain ot 3 would scrap t ) | There are also other & , op Ganuhter felt co ae way of the old-fash- Of misgiving and suspense oO} 5 : . ’ Then there | . portant oor Vrs Osborn herself com loned buggy and have any misgivin : :) 3 ~ ; a ¢ Question essent: plant : these include the amount | * z leaving the fune The milk might ) _ - : farms economy canmeraans rovr : of acidity an texture of soil. Kis ae ‘ assterinn tae tion of milk produc- it in ne fg Ty might ul t | . fertility o " » baey 'Uree ——— gidie Dy le i} | use of commercial terti | pode, wit al : ther daring tion to some new- = firet-lass milkshakes ana ~ i , | : itrogen, phosphoric seid am ae : en ane pies t fangied Fordized untain blow 2} the « bu fed to sivestock br! a Ot 2 ithout the proper rotations @ 4 ' ; “sy milk producer, Pro- rou} tways lurk the da . DOES HENRY FORD WANT THIS? —_ ually on ne fal rops, the turning under of a grees @® fessor H FP. Davis. head of the dairy hus- getting ; oe ee ee “4 Latest Mode! Synthetic Cow” is what the artist swears he has produced above. At this point | yd ll to tu for manu \r the addition of barnyard i sur parties again behaved very. much aa ie a ‘favort bancry of the University of Nebraska, now maydSe once tr Pa C >Ureto! cv ®& ta qd side 4 rgument and see oa ble to maintais the prop ee ee vote in emphatic disagreement Sringing up adv carburetors : | — aha : dnt mht ney ach wo ortupity ft ny the manufactu keeps a large herd er humus co t and consequently @ Says Mr Ford: “I don’t believe in dairy Orn OF sliage, D1 deri compare the upkeep costs of of own and how he thi vields will decline and the land finally © cows. They are the most inefficient crea- . — af i ee Uic Gs Port POseSser Wav! : er | i} Out the raist some exhausted tures in the world. Why sbou!ld a farmer , Q- yo] ) a : spend a lot of time tending a bunch of cows” wees ue —_ oa - ; hree times 28 effic!: a piece of m - rt lke producer like the Hoisteins in th pe ith | 1s ecre a It only takes 20 days of actual farm work to a ee SAS A WOR edhe — om le to produ : te Did y Ford Hey Neh in ; ate fro f economy it woul grow and harvest the crops on a dairy farm ) ~T app D ‘ake direct issue with } ed eané ade ) ih tee Senin ~ sia . ie | ve ee | apna —the rest of the time is spent in t , progucts ip the fot AVVE Ciai.y in re i to hi! + ent that iry ; he wW : bbaCeus t @ , ! e mere a> , crop fo! manu! > frequently. ame aD erate sounder: TT of the animals It's all wrong lx ought —— mu senty of a sicient c} res ben Bt Woe tae. y112 ¢o TU Les tae 1c :} : % ; | ‘ases ald 7-an - . chucked to be made aynthetically by chemica]l meth — yes | : ne! ; 0: oF ode ti Manu! tor’ ; 1e@ is. but c ot : 0 » i \e t by ; : completin : ” 4 | = penens . i oe ) re amusine¢ add 4 said ti sometnigz she ga oarties | n't chuck hef ning-——eittis “ a 1c : at ods ft would be cheaper and detter mill 2 | | , wie. CU ner 3 lowWisS re wih in me ) itut ho 20 } ) 7 ye 0 tileewe . . oe ich! still I don't believs seasons crop On the other hand, - d during the of and the dairy farmer could spend part of bane aisle: cositiony asl taateteaatl baer ficiege an he i -he averag iry ipmeepD -onsic ine ¢ a. aT , - hone ie - manure may be aop P . : PT Vail ~~ Card the cow would be a verv bad piece of ' Me J? 4 | tory te i Sur times the ne rofit of t} 2 CO f her own | a: shing any spied » * » ee -~ ° ‘+ eo +; . , : i P : - . : “4 ' s . ~ 4 i . 7 ° pe , } } 5 ‘70a element Dusiness and Mr Ford ought to know bet bit A ilar a etil- $ t is in 300 pi he ie 1 ie Soot ee le ) losis ei riologist® emout) grandmotn . ; ‘iency : —— -_ a a ‘ ae va : ae ‘ : "> ' : vis ye : id ; : For eco? ‘ : nores n ter No anima! does asa much for the human = oe - ae : TD Luca, 22c ie Ino 20 , os # . : . maine rtin : 1e@ head -of the taole 3 ; —— 7 = sow ae 3 act . Jeciare tC 8t is impoassibie to race as the dairy cow. It |s extremely dougbdr- ' = 6S sparacive pale rea f bu r fat rear is , P oe iidon . id at 9°. and | ™ —~ : , lency 1e bs Pp te tes wat ae : ; . i ee ee : se Tr st growtn pel lopment of the | ful if synthetic milk approaching the quality , ete an a ee ee ' THIS discussion of comparative effi- ime could be spent at sc >t man hody * animal pro® Her hair was 8 Cells : : ? -_ a oe . ene " ae ‘ ‘ - ro 4 4 . ‘ ‘ e4., 4444 Ww * 7 . . a as 4 . 5 ia ° A 7 Ts , sd reecdinga ang on. Tiew ' le fact that mor ; Lj { "OWS are producing around 59 : ‘ ‘or +he far er —_— in dairy experts throughout the West ae ek ieiht Gillies te . : : >t .Or (2e¢ farmer growing genera! crops tx (hat ip a different wa) a | * sCTe p> a * 03 utter fat a Year Anda A . . etlitiee . are iining up firmiv behind Pro her by way ¢ he butchs . . Reo this matchin etal _— a a.. the fertility he needs Farms wil! pertmen’ stations dairy ow ’ . sw = St . s ‘ a5 " aa ’ i : é wlan dv Years oy i ae > . ‘ ’ ~ ee =| ; 7 : sd ? ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ » -”- , =~ - —_—=— ~ = _ > an ™ feasor Davis Of course Mr Ford Machine that haa : an sor Daris p : erger @O¢ Wii. Se run More systematically adout 1600 poun produced in ope . xe her i gmss "ad put on a iittlie werga' ‘=e f matter useful as 3B _ wea ‘ .* | *r's family Mrs Stormouth was not qe “4 siim and round as her granddaughter. & As for fertility of soil. that cts of some ch ‘ter The vegetarian © it was audura her face, of ” askin waa ae +4 But speaking f efficiencs, msi 477 - - tt - - | gstrate & wonderfu! writenesas Will be economical in the futu: fessor Davis concluded I might ii y at one of our & itterly unchanged, and wei ghiné “raigh: brows Her figure was much = than her daughter's, for Mrs. Usoors roceecs to her ex View alien? ~ , Might be able to manufacture rattling able to utilize at » 20 ne manifestiy in = i Che ts i ee ee peta aap | poun The little farmers will have to go They are 2218 pounds good milk it is {uite vious tha? of the efficiency of th i that it con- Ford's derogatory criticism . eee : , ss ere a! 2@cCK Dumoders Why do we need farmers food [In addition to that she produced & Statement seemed to arouse a6 much : Du’ ) | t da as me , caif to take her piace and maintain ‘ther . 5 the W@W chemical methods has some merit and go erage bee! co tlilzes 50 per cent he tal testimony as that about the inet’ ‘ned on RRR a a roreseor Davis 1 yuesti. stock. Did yo er hear of a gasoline @ + Were touch ed eas ™ has his scheme for giving the dairy farmer uei—that is. her fe . he: memes ca sa aaieasereaas ae Pa - . Owe ft .¢ ver hether o ot Sa gine producing another to take tte 0 ‘ie carried her shoulders and her ¢id0 Ae or Det bn th Yu ¥ ich Milly had never even heard of Ad expensive—failing to pay : gooc Many vears when it should become worn out: » he ¢ his plan for Quantity production bY sumes On @ little more time t» pick up eXtra money dairy cow transforms » ’ Ue, uD! The dairv experts eS pi A al s ae | p é ta j I i 6. f v cy ‘ & , making Automobiles The country needa lots energy into production : ai ; : ; : + sey mc aa . ; fil } ; ‘ , il Waa necessary to re- much When an engine wears out you : ‘ ‘ i » Pe i J J S@preciatio! Ss ese i . . : “2g some inconsiderabie changes ‘a 190ut commercial fertil- tO pay a big price for a sew one. Page Eight. : | age Eigh Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 6, 1925.

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December 6, 1925. i D OF RED GRANGE ange 1}) ayor mer nt of and hed p and can get man Minnesota. Look drinkine SLINGS A WICKED ICE Tong summer is generally always un bearably hot and people who ¢ ; trip goes up to Ran and int got } , » a , i’ . Illinois , an afford g the lakes in northern Michi Wisconsin to cool off. ; money 80 he in an ice Wagon. must of been forgotten by the guys Kreased Franklin Field, thinking couldn't do nothing !f it was blippery Grange Spends This that Red that much and August CUTS THEM DEAD. The writer has been asked over th to compare Grange’s atyle of running with that of Heston and Mahan. Well, it always seemed to be like Heston and Mahan got there by straight-arming and dodging and knocking would-be tackles for a Khoul. Reg wont have nothing to do with them. He treats them like strangers. © Tadio WHERE HAS IT STOPPED? It is customary to select more than one team for All-American honors but dinner ig nearly ready so suffice it to say that the second team plays vs. the first team lots of times and when you plays vs. Grange vou eenerally get humiliated s0 we will leave the picking of the second team to our host of readers to who ] Suggest that they pick people they ain't got no use for. However [ have often thought that they was one man who might stop Red and that is Volstead of how easy he Stopped PROFESSOR H. P. DAV!IS—Anti-Ford izers doing as much for the soil as stock raising “Fertility of the soil,’ the professor e%- plained, ‘‘depends upon the presence of cer tain chemical substances. The more im- portant of these are nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash. There are also other im- portant conditions which are necessary for plant growth and these include the amount of acidity and the texture of soil. It is pos- sible by the liberal use of commercial! fertil- izers to supply nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash, but without the proper rotaticn of crops, the turning under of a green crop for manure or the addition of barnyard fer- tilizer, it is Impossible to maintain the prop er humus content and consequently crop yields will deciine and the land finally be- come exhausted ad | F ANIMALS were to be elimi- Dated from farm economy it would be necessary to turn under a green crop for very frequently. Ip most would mean the lose Or at least part of 8 On the other hand, barnyard be applied during the nob- growing season and experiments over a lone period of time have demonstrated that croP yields may be mantained by ite application without the purchase and use of commercial fertilizers manure this crop Cases Of a B#CASOn's SCASOD & crop manure may “As for the human food element which Ford ecouts or utterly ignores, biologists Geclare that it is impossible to maintald krowth and proper development of the bu man body without the use of anima) prod- ucts of some character. The vegetarian has A very limited diet, and if he eliminate Ckks aud milk he inevitably fails to malD- tain the proper balance to his ration “But speaking again of efficiency,’ Pro fessor Davis concluded. “I might filiustrate that in a different way. At one of our e™% periment stations a dairy cow weighing about 1600 pounds produced in one year 2218 pounds of matter useful as humab food. In addition to that she produced 8 Caif to take her place and maintain the etock Did you ever hear of a gasoline eB eine producing another to take ite place when it Khould become worn out? Not much When an engine wears out you !fy' 'O Day @ big price for a new one.”’ THREE LADIES Milly Was Spoiled and Headstrong, But Ned Had Always Been an Amiable Suitor N MY time a dinner eng’ gement wae sa- cred,’ said her grandmother “Nowadays we don't friends to our partier against tmeitr will.’ an swered Mills Mrs. Osborn said nothing. but looked from one to the other—-from her mother to her daughter She crushed between the two Her mother was knew what right and Wrong, and her daughter felt so sure noth- Ing was either Mrs promised: she behaved grandmother's generation behaved—but she had what she considered a rather daringly open mind——she could see the point of the younger generation That was a favorite Phrase of can see the view want our;r come to sometimes felt 8 Bure she wars Oaborn herself con- very much as her herr a point of “l can understand perfectly Miliy's pre- ferring to go to the psychic’s.”” she said, “but I can't see why she did not tell Dor- Ohy she was ill in bed or called out of town ’’— “And add a lie to a Old lady briskly “I don’t a bit mind Dorothy's knowing that 1 chucked her in order to do something More amusing,’ said Milly “If she gave better parties people wouldn't chuck her The two elder ladies were dining—sitting & Opposite ends of a rather long table. Mil- ly, in cranberry-colored dressing gown With gold and silver dragons romping upon il, Was standing beside them. She had just Come from ths and was on her Way to dreas Mra Stormouth, the grandmother, war sitting erect at the head of the table She Would not have seemed old at 90, and was t0W & mere 7] Her hair was a delicate Mixture of gray and white, but it grew with the S8ine crisp vigor which it had (own when it was auburn. There were Yrinkles in her face, of course, but the fun- damental) skin was, as it had always been, % 8 wonderful whiteness Her black eyes Were utterly unchanged, and her black Straight brows Her figure was much bet ter than her daughter's, for Mrs. Osborn at 60 had put on a little weight——like her fa. ther's family. Mrs. Stormouth was not quit: & slim and round as her granddaughter, but there Was a touch of elegance in the Way) the carried her shoulders and her eibows Wiiich Milly had never even heard of Unig some inconsiderable changes in the old rudenesr”” said the telephone with wn Admit- By ALICE DUER MILLER being. there were aimost none in her spirit. People said to Mrs. Os- born “It's wonderful how your mother keepa her apirit.’ The truth was it was he! spirit that kept Mrs. fearless. amusing. intense kept her when she was 18 lady s physical Stormouth—the same epirit that had ‘I hope,’ she said, sincerely but not dis- agreeably, “that Dorothy will never ask you inside her again “What did she sav over the asked Mrs. Osborn Milly laughed. “I did not get her, mothe! —ohn, I asked for her. but I timed it care- fully at that moment when she’s In tbe tub h oOwRre telephone” Nothing can get Dorothy out of her hot bat! So 1 was obliged to send m} message Mise Os born was she found she couldn't dine with Mrs. Morton tonight. ‘It's the third time over at the last minute,” and she raised her eves sadly to see what such a monster, child looked like ‘I'd have thrown anyone over to dine wit! Ahmud, unabashed. ‘‘He's wonderful. something inter- eating in me parti- colored aura, some- thing about the name which indicates that my destiny is to be violently altered will—a stronger spirit cuts across mine member his words, but I got the idea that ] was to be taken prisoner by pirates, or run away with by a Spanish grandee. or thing really amusing —— ‘Heaven grandee Stormouth so] tellers, said Mre. Osborn. ‘“Ahmud was born in California said Milly. ‘‘and he is not a fortune mother, he's a great College pro- fessors come -at thie point Milly glanced at the clock and, seeing it was almost the hour at which she had been asked to dine with the great man. she left the room, with- sentence, which con- before dinner by the man-—just that dreadfully sorry, but vou ve thrown her said her mother, socially speaking. as her ‘ gaid the monster and he finds It seeme I have e swel! and numbers that mother, there is make up my against my I can't re- BOM e- help the said Mrs HATE these Nea! East fortune teller peychi« out interrupting her tinued for several seconds to float back to the dining room-——‘‘from all over to consuit him. and there's a bank makes an investment without asking his ad vice. and sc you see to be asked to dine wit! president never him’ -—— “Can you imagine, said Mrs. Stormouth, reelecting a mandarin orange from _ the silver bow] presented to her, ‘can you imag- ine being able to believe all that nonsense. and not being able to believe the Ten Com- mandments” oT HEY don't want to believe in the Ten Commandments,” answered Mrs. Osborn. ‘“‘They don’t believe in anything that they don't want to believe in—-any more than do anything they don't want to do I can't understand how they can be so different from what we were, they mother ‘Milly.’ said her grandmother, ‘‘is exactly like me-—exactliy as I might have been if. I nad been as abominably brought up as you neve brought her up Mrs. Stormouth was sketching how the in- crease in liberality between her bringing-up and her daughter's had been right, and the increase in liberality between her daughter's and her granddaughters had been wrong. when the doorbell rang and a young man entered the dining room He was wearing a dark overcoat, a silk muffler to protect his collar and he held a derby hat in his hand He bowed to the two ladies and said ‘I'm afraid I’m a little late, but kuppose Milly's ready. at that There was no use in putting it off. Mrs Osborn, observing signa of activity in her mother, and knowing that Mrs. Stormouth’'s version would be less conciliatory than her hastened into speech Ned Vaughan stood perfect!iv silent, his eyes fixed on Mrs. Osborn’s and his face. never a soft one, hardening visibly. . He was not a New Yorker: he came from New En- giand, and his a’s betrayed him “This is going rather too far, he said when she had fintshed. “I badnt meant to go to Dorothy's at all I had asked a class- mate of mine who's only here for a few days to dine with me, but Milly made such a point of my taking her -—- Idiot that I was to change any of my plans for her’ ‘And what are you going to do about it?’ said the older lady. There was a suggestion of a taunt in her tone “What can I do about it off friendly relations” “What good would that do?” ‘What good does anything do with a per. eon like Milly?’ answered the boy bitterly “Milly is devoted to you, Ned,” put in her “She depends on you enormously hurried and she I dont Own except to break mother ~it's only forgot Mrea. Stormouth ehe had done it deliberatels half as insulting.’ she said “I don't defend Miily. her mother began “You do,” said her grandmother. “But she is so tremendously interested in this peychic—she thinks he has really super. powers. To be asked to dinner by — said Mrs. Osborn Ahmud, |! hope that she was gave a brief laugh. ‘If it wouldn't be natura! him — ‘It's not said the boy a “What were the feelings of Mrs. Morton's butler on seeing a belated guest carried in by her chauffeur will never be known; probably he assumed that Osborn's expression “That fellow's love to Then, seeing by Mrs. that it was, he went on a crook, Mrs. Osborn He makes these women—that's his psychic power— he gets hold of them by teliing them they are destined to experience a great and un- happy passion—and that they are pure, free souls who can do anything they want to do Why. a girl like Milly, with a little money of her own—it's not safe—you oughtn't to let her g0° --—— “She can't stop her still in the role of gadfly RS. OSBORN rose from the table-— NY cisne Wae over ‘Of course I can “ stop her,’ she said, without convic- tion. ‘‘At least I shall go and tell her that I disapprove of her going. Ned spoke quickl) “Please Milly know that I'm here She left the room with a somewhat pon derous dignity—very different from her mother's sharp, quick tread. ‘It really isn't safe,’ said the boy man might kidnap her “Tf someone else doesn't kidnap her first, answered the old lady. She beckoned Vaughan upstairs to the drawing room and shut the door “Well,” she said, yourself be treated like this?’ He looked at her, and said to himself. not, as he had so often said before, that she charming woman once she was a charming woman now Only, he thought, the late General Stor mouth——who before his marriage had dis- tinguished himself as a young officer in the Civil War——must have been a braver man even than report said He took two or three long strides abou! the room. He knew that Milly did this sor' of thing to other men, but she had neve! done anything quite as bad as this to him before. He had known her for a year——ever since he had been transferred from the Bos- ton to the New York office of his firm. The) had immediately taken a fancy to each other and had met often, not only at parties, Dut at her house. It was extraordinary, con- sidering how much Milly was out of her own how often she managed to be in when Vaughan came He had thought of this merely as good luck until the luck changed. Then he began to wonder whethe: Milly herself hadn't changed @ little. She was as cordial as ever when they met, but they seemed to meet less often And he no- ticed that nowadays her opening sentence was usually an apology—for having been late. for having left a letter unanswered, for having allowed someone else to occupy time said Mrs. Stormouth, don't let “That “are you going to iet must have been a but that house, Sunday Magazine—St. Louw Post-Dispateh—December 6, 1925. Miss Osborn had she felt beiouged to him. te was afraid that as he fell more deeply and Obviously in love with her she was beginning to take him asa matter of course. This evening seemed to make it perfectly clear. He ought to do somethiug proud. forceful virile——but what’ “Now something about women,’ said the old lady. ‘‘There are two current theories: One that we are to he won by doglike devotion. It's not true. I! helleve women encourage it In order to get service for nothing, but it’s not true. The other is that women love a master. That's not true either, but it Has this element of truth in it-~it isn't so much that we love a master as that we hate a coward, and men are usually cowards in their relations to women. I don't know why. but there it is My husband, an unusually brave officer would do anything, submit to anything, rather than raise a point with me.” She seemed to find this less understandable than Ned did, but continued “There is nothing in the world that women admire-——no, not let me tell you ‘looks, or physical prowess, not even success relation to any man -as they admire courage in themselves 1 assure you that who lovee a woman and yet isn't afraid of her will succeed nine times out of ten.” She held up her finger “It's a rare combina- tion. Now. am 1 wrong in thinking that you have been letting Milly treat you-—weli, how shall we put it” ETTING her get m with things” a3 he suggested “You're right I have.” What a lingo you ali speak she mur- mured. ‘‘Well, you have two courses open to you——to go On like this, submitting tame 'y, and lose her gradually; or to take violent disciplinary action and run the risk of los- ing her immediately His eyes lit up. ‘And run the risk of win ning her, too, you mean” he said Mrs. Stormouth laughed out loud ‘Very put, she said “Winning that child certainly would be a risk, as no one knows better than I do.’ “It's only the other one I fear entirely. There was & pause, ‘It's kind of you to troubles. ‘Il won't deceive you,’’ interest is in my granddaughter. Something really must be done about her, and her mother is more afraid of her than you are That seems to be the new idea in parents— fear.” They had still a few minutes aione in which to work out the details of their plot wel) —loeing her and then he said bother about my) she returned. ‘My sprained her ankle.” ~assuming the probability that her mother failed in her effort to stop Milly's going to the seer's at all Mrs. Usborn came down presently, looking white and worn with anxiety, but asserting that Milly had entirely relieved her mind— that she thought it was quite all right for the child to go. At this Ned said good night, shaking each lady by the hand The older one said to him “There's a telephone in that little room off the front door.’ He nodded and was gone HEN Milly herself came down-—-very white and gleaming as to skin, with her reddish gold hair brushed so that it shone like a brass fender, and just a trace of irritation in her manner, as if it were somebody eise'’s fault that she was late “What time shall you be back, dear?’ sald her mother ‘Mother, dear'’ said Milly, asif that were probably the most absurd question in the world. Then she remembered she had ar- rangemente to make and slightly modified her manner. “I am going to that dance of the Carters’. and I'l! stop in and get Marie and change my slippers sometime. Tell her to be ready, will you, mother’? Thank you so much.” ‘How sweet you look, my dear, said her grandmother, raising her eyes from her book, and appearing like the most innocuous old grandmother that ever was. “Thank you, Granny——Approbation from Sir whoever-it-was'——good night,’ and Milly. wrappmg a cloak of gold lined with blue about her, was out of the room The car was waiting for her, and the chauffeur, a bearded Frenchman, holding the door open for her, was in the shadow She spoke to him in her pretty French- giving the seer's address in Chariton street, and adding that she was just az little late Sh® always was just a little late, but she rarely confided the fact to Leon—never ex- cept in cases of great emergency——for the reason that if she did he drove so fast that even she thought it was dangerous E DID not anewer her, though he was H usually voluble, but she did not notice his silence She got in. She had just remembered about Ned Bhe did not know what it was that had suddenly brought him to her mind, but it all suddenly flashed upon her If she hadn't been so very iate for such an important occasion she would have gone back to the house again and left a message As it was, her mother would explain After all. Ned should have been at the house already He was very late- (Continued on Page 1°, Page Nine

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And the old artistic fervor burned again, and young Franz von Defregger set forth to conquer art. He was born April 30, 18365, and when he first left Stronach, it was to go to Mu- nich to study under Anschuetz in the Academy. Later he spent 18 months in Paris and then returned for two years of painting in the new pictures. characteristic work is anecdotal and i representa- tive.. Always, it the peasant. Pos- sibly that was in. evitable from the rigor of the paint- er’'s own boyhood struggies with the soil. His first months at the Munich Academy con- vinced the young artist that paint rather than sculp- ture was his me. dium. Yet the original trend of Tyrol. Inspired by the new beau- ties he now could see land he entered Piloty’s school in his home- | in | FRANZ VON DEFREGGER. and, he made Munich in 1867, four years later, starting about | Munich his; of the face has in the child is to be seen in the paint- ' for the modeling it a genuine feel- ing, ‘Tyrol Beauty,’ makes a hero of dark brown hair, parted in the cen. ter, is held by a band of velvet rib- bon and hangs ioosely at the back. Beneath the dark coat is shown a glimpse of the lighter waist which fits closely about the neck with a | of banded black and white. It was painted by Defregger in 1880, and le signed on the right-hand side. The picture came to St. Louis first in the collection of S. A. Coale, as a part of which it is listed by Champlin in his Encyclopedia of Painters. It Was presented to the Museum by Mrs. Daniel Catlin in 1917 Untll his death Defregger remained a simple, genial peasant. His first years away from the Tyrol had ac- quired for him a culture and a poiish. In humor and in sorrow he was simple and for the most part that simplicity was integra! to his painting. He lived until 1921, an honorary member of the Berlin, Vienna and Munich Acad- emies. In 1883, in recognition of his work, he was ennobled. she thought severely of people who were not on time. Ned could hardly expect her to wait for him. Still she did feel a pang when she remembered that she had made him give up an- other engagement-——— As she had only vague ideas as to the whereabouts of Chariton street, she did not notice where it was that the car stopped. She stepped out, say- ing over her shoulder: ‘‘A dix heures et demie, s'il vous plait, Leon.’ She knew she would not have wearied of her psychic adventure until 12, but her theory always was to let the other people do the waiting. Then she glanced up at the house and saw to her surprise that it was Dorothy Mor- ton’s little house in Tenth street. She turned to expostulate, and found her- self suddenly seized round the shoul- ders and under the knees, borne atross the sidewalk, up the two steps to the house, and through the front dvoor, which had opened as the car drew )}). WV Morton's butler on seeing a be- lated guest carried in by her chauffeur will never be known: proba- bly he assumed that Miss Osborn had sprained her ankle. He betrayed no The hall was smell. The chauffeur set the young lady down, snatched her cloak from her shoulders and seemed actually to propel her through the drawing-room door. Then he hastily left the house, and in an incredibly short space of time> young Mr. Vaughan came running up the steps, panting a little, and was ush- ered into the drawing room, too. He entered rapidly, as was natural in a pynctual man half an hour late: he entered with no flurry whatsoever, which was less natural in a man who has just snatched off a faise beard and a chauffeur’s cap and overcoat and has put his whole life to the test This was the critical moment. He needed more courage in this moment than In the earlier processes of the adventure. How would he find Milly's state of mind? Would she be tn a rage, re- pudiating the whole incident and rush- ing away to her psychic? Or delaying an instant for the satisfaction of hav- ing her scene with him then and there, before everybody? Or—delirious thought—might he find her accepting the situation fully and offering some wonderful explanation of her own in- vention? Well, he came in and looked at her, and did not know. She was standing in the center of a group, and she was silent---deeply, portentously silent HAT were the feelings of Mrs. Dorothy was saying: Fortunately, [ had not even got your first messare to say you weren't coming before your second one arrived, and so the man did not trouble with either until. finding you were so late, I told him to call up your house and ask-——~— Oh, Ned,” she broke off, ‘‘there you are. I knew Milly would bring you.”’ T HADN'T been quite like that. he thought, but it was no time for being funny. He glanced at Milly. Her face had a blank, expectant look. such as you see in the face of a lost ehild in the streets of some large city. tHREK LADIES when policemen and passers-by. berd down to elicit its name and address; it is not exactly fear nor surprise; it is more like a biological effort to adapt itself to new conditions. He won- dered if after all Milly was not a ruthless girl as he had thought her, pursuing her own way against all op- position, but rather an aimless child to whose inner consciousness no words of admonition had so far penetrated. Only deeds perhaps could do that. He did not approach Milly after din- ner until late in the evening, when al- most everyone had gone. Then, com- ing back from seeing one of the girls into her taxi, he conveyed to Milly a plece of information he thought she might be interested to know. ‘Leon is there now, Milly,’’ he said. It was the first time they had spoken. ‘“‘Leon himself?’’ she asked quietly “Leon himself.’ She rose at once and said good night. He followed her. She made no objections, not even when he got into the car after her. They started in 6i- lence on their long drive uptown. Ned, his arms folded. stared out of his window and she, propped up, as it were, in her own corner, sat looking down at her hands folded in her lap. The town was as noisy as it usually is about eleven o'clock, but somehow an area of complete stillness seemed to envelop the car. At last she said: ‘‘Have you any apology to make to me, Ned?” ‘No, my dear,’ he answered, much the same tone. in A few blocks more, and she asked as a person might speak while mourn. ing over something valuable which has been utterly ruined and defaced, “Oh. why did you do such a thing?" He did not answer, and she went on: “What made you think it was your job to undertake my reformation?” “T wasn't thinking about your refor- mation, Milly.’ She did not betray her profound sat- isfaction at this; she only said again, “Then why did you do it?’ ‘‘] did it,’ he replied, ‘‘for the same reason that men used to fight duele— just to make a demonstration at any coat that there are certain things they (Continued From Page 9.) won't have done to them.” “You know what the cost is in this case: everything's over.” “Of course, I faced that possibility,’ he answered She glanced at him. way she was accustomed to him speak. The tower at Thirty- fourth Street gave a red wink and turned green, and the car stopped as if automatically. N= could not read Miily’s man. ner. He still did not know whether he had iost or won, indeed, he thought he had lost. But, like the Babylonian King in the poem who had It was not the hearing ED was no psychic, like Ahmud; “*l hope,’ the unfortunate adventure with the Christian slave, he regretted nothing. He felt that something more honest and dignified and rea] than had ever been in their relation before had come to it now. If it was to be the end, it was a fine ending. They stopped in front of the Stor- mouth house. He got out; she got out. She turned to Leon, and asked him to wait—-she was going on in a few minutes. Ned saw his chance. “Oh, it’s the Carters’, said. ‘I belteve I'll go in there for &@ minute myself.’’ He took off his hat. ‘Good night, if I've left before you get there.”’ “Good-by,”’ answered Milly, signifi- cantly, and went Into the house. S:: the first flight of stairs. She did not understand him at all—not so much his moment of folly in taking her to Dorothy’s, but his subsequent conduct—-his not asking to come in. She had been counting on that. ian't it?’’ he HE went slowly and thoughtfully said the grandmother, sincerely Dorothy will newer ask you inside She had been going to refuse, with a final insulting coldness but yet if he had insisted— Did it mean that he was ready to accept her ultimatum? She had forgotten that such a per- 80n as her grandmother existed, but as she passed the door of the lighted drawing room she heard a cheerful voice call, “Well, had you an intereat- ing evening?'' Milly admired her grandmother tremendously, but. she admired her as she admired dead he roes—people who had reacted splen- didly to their own times, but whose opportunities for action were now completely over. It suddenly occurred to her that she would tell her grand- mother the whole story: it would but not disagreeably, her house again.’ ” ‘that probably shock the old lady. and vet, it was just possible that the wisdom of seventy-one years might be a help. She came slowly into the room, and let her cloak drop on a chair. “! had & pecultar evening,’ she answered. “And what did the seer tell you”’ asked Mrs. Stormouth, with an air of almost childlike interest. “I did not go to Ahmud's.”’ Mrs. Stormouth exclaimed over the vacillations of the younger generation. Milly cut her short by an uncolored narrative of exactly what had taken place. Her grandmother was deeply attentive, following every turn of the story with little cockings of her head. She interrupted only once. “Dear me,’ she said. “A false beard’! I wonder where he could have goi it.”’ “There's a toy shop just ‘round the corner tn Third Avenue,” said Milly. “The point isn't how he managed to do it, Granny, but how it affects me. Tell me—TI sometimes think that you and | are rather alike in some ways-— can I ever forgive him for doing such a thing to me?”’ Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 6, 19285. “Certainiy not,’ said Mrs. Stor- mouth. ‘A man must approach you re- spectfully——-on his knees as it were. Even if you were absolutely in the wrong--" “Which,” said Milly, deep low voice, “I was. “TIT should have died rather than admit it,’ said the old lady. ‘That was our code.” She gave a proud shake of the head. that was free and modern, hon- est and unaffected in her, belled at like walling a nun up, she thought, or duelling. Aloud she said: ‘That's an absurd code, Granny, according to modern ideas.”’ “All codes are Stormouth. in a queer, HE girl was disappointed. Al) absurd,” “That's what makes said Mrs. it such an achievement to live by them—- | you sacrifice everything to an absurd- ity—-what could be finer?”’ Miliy was sorry she had spoken about the matter at all. She moved across the reom and rang for maid. “Do you mean to say,” sald, have stuck out for your own dignity--— suppose, I mean, you began to think that you loved a man?” “IT should not she with so much disrespect.” Milly kicked off her slippers, and thrust her feet with energy into the little pair of dancing shoes that the maid brought in’ ‘‘Well, thank heav- en, nowadays we're human beings, not walking codes,”’ she said, and fiing- re- | such a barren sacrifice—. | | Dr m Sale of Dresse: (2=2% F a Ey “Pin Striped t eres ws RO 2 -.go-— — — - = . ow . 7 — _—~ 2 . = wre PPO Oe ree — . Mh Ss ee = — > & bAL GES - : SERVICE ~-YOUR ORDER SHIPPED SAME DAY RECEIVED Sete HOUR aha won Mew Mew Ne Fe BP ae special offer Ordway Hanrd-Made Piasters 007}, at 25 cts. each and Decorated 31 PIECE DINNER } ' | Dr. D. P. Ordway Plaster Co., the | have permitted my- | self to love a man who had treated me | ing her golden cloak about her once | more she left the room and the house. Her grandmother heard the door of the motor slam. More than an hour passed, when a faint shuffling step was heard on the | stair, and Mrs. Osborn in gown and slippers came into the room. “Really, Mamma dear,” she said, with the suppressed irritation in her | tone that we all use so often to those we truly love, “it’s after one o'clock. You ought to be in bed.’ ‘““Chariotte,”” said her mother, ‘lI will tell you something that ought to be a great comfort to you—there are simply wonderful moments In old age —times when you see the whole pat- tern so clearly that you are compen- sated for not belng part of it any more.’’ “T can't see why Milly hasn't come in,’ said Mrs. Osborn exactly as if her mother had not spoken. “Il fee! dreadfully worried after all Ned said about this psychic.”’ “Oh, I understood you to say that Milly had entirely relieved your mind when you permitted her to go,” said the old lady: but as she was not real- ly malicious at heart, she presently told her daughter the whole story as it had fallen from Milly's own lIips. She did not tell her anything which (Conciuded on page 11.) (LASSIFIFD MEN---18 up. Ratlway Mail Clerks Trave!l|—eee your country Commence 20 month. Ste aay work Commit al Ife ‘tere Sarnpl coaching lreeone Write today eure Franklin Inetitute LjI6. 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Watches, or beauula : HILE churches HE zrowing taste HATEVER the bi- | a + he eee O ME the most in- HE Sakania dis- ig Se : —s a ; il, was ike a olish enci S » Ss crash on the rocks FINA 4 for water im , ologists of the De- ‘4? : ec pencil triguing mystery | | trict of the Bel- ecjence and % \ France is becom. - partment of Agri- ia that which for . ume in eeilin | YOUr spare ty ave ) S r | standing over a den of its youne and | 3 | gan Longe = bint orade — Our delice angry exponents } ing serious. some- Cuiture may have ‘ the last 1323 vyears S » Africa with m ay 6§6=6to : : i he , her attack was to move me from its 7 . Sout! — ‘ of evolution O01 thing has got to be ' Say about the 7) 7 has surrounded At 4 more than 100 y } | | : entrance he sting snake is a reality , | Shen (74 nm ti YW 7 — ee | i)? i ; eit eonflicting views of the de- ing consumes to suit the lrencnh lliam Bryant of Coffeeville, Mis. = favian Mr: Mevent: teenie ehort-story writer and editor crossed we; dripping and disillusioned, from , * oe ’ . . —. * + , zie ; } h ; si } +} ’ a as . ‘ ’ ‘ ? ‘ . Vil "tT i¢ 4 , , . tof man, a story of man and the Wine Growers’ Association and even §S4SSIppi, the Philosopher of Scuna the Mexican border and Joined Pancho 4g gcourge of forcible baptism suffered , } . '* . , interpretation he ‘aris newspapers have taken up Valley to declare that they let rrry. . - . ian ‘ ee ., 7 - f eS i : nd he | } oe Villa's forces for one more filing at at the hands of a fanatic native proph- ve Ma ) . 2 . ; « . ~~ iPa Tor more ind better drink ne i n them And he has adventure Then he vanished as coMm- et, self-styled Mwanalesa. “Son of ; | ¢ } ly ep (oO « . .. 4 | | not Oniy seen them, he asserts, but A GREWSOME BATTLE. pletely as if he had been devoured by Goq’ Great excitement is reported seadreevae Watches. Dinner Sets age Si verwure Denny se coset to you 2 | point It was a female and I was ing @ few hours of ) i. i nd volume ated with e nd with e textures of | Write today for our FREE p rr, 1? Rook Kiving full*ins, ‘ ‘es. tien how voa can REC L Pe theae fine gilre SOL PeR Cael biter a > : irwende and a°UVEaINLaAncHre Na one of Iders of the ena REPUBLIC TRADING c and are im. 23 W. Broadway New York ie bund Her Dent, 24" a in the cen. AMALIA ee puts a third pes that velvet rib- spon the annoying biological similarity th ep newspaper writer points out that ‘ —- a 7 ain mt of the college classroom nor the one of the nation’s chief industries is wince a them when they had their KOM Paris come that awesome creature, ‘The Damned to prevail in the district and recently Bt wiiic « Roa ia ™ rine acar . he decreasing taiis in thei I an rere i r “hi witch f11 vant oh wut fot the junek itself suffering a a result of the piggies “: , oh we ee and — rolling reports of a grew- Thing. which he described to the the Belgian Government has sent oe gecording to the belief of jungle na- demand for wine and suggests that after him like hoops. Bryant states some midnight world in one of his startling tales. troops to quell the disturbances and oad It Was res of Africa, apes are the descend- the Government formally request all his case as follows: battle in which Search after search for him has re- give pause to the “holy man’ In his ps0, and te ants of shiftless lazy men, who first restaurant and hotel keepers to serve “T have just read a newspaper state- human leg bones vealed not a single definite trace. At sinister program side ee ist ambition, then tribal civilization wine with meals, a custom which Is ment to the effect that authorities at . were used as the close of the Villa-Carranza hostill- Mwanalesa’s method, ‘it appears, is Louis first | : 7 mod clothes, and finally their heritage now far less generally practiced than Washington having to do with such bludgeons and ties prospectors, Mexican officers and to 9 drown converts in a stream as an “It is absurd and dan- matters as snakes declare there are . skuils were hurled members of the American consular ordeal by water to test their state of © les : : . Coale, as a : Meerect carriage and reason. Andthe it used to be. ° Yh og or ' 4 . - ’ ‘ alin , " rj ae) ; a] a ¢ 7 . ~ ; ‘ . ;v ; y Champlin le folk are not alone in their be- gerous to alow the wine industry tO no such reptiles as hoop snakes. joint- about as missiles aimed at other hu- force were questioned for clews to sanctity. Before the watery massacre alnters. It . . , . le ae wes rr , > er trv r{ es. ‘ enakeae « a ee ai , —_ oe ‘i y %. oer . ; oe ‘Embroidered Serge et. Dr. Frederick Wood Jones, pro- lapse in France fier. country of w , d snakes and stinging snakes. They man heads. It was fought in the Caba- the manner of his death—If death it began he informed the candidates that lame — 2 4 | gsr Of anatomy at Adelaide Uni- declares this defender of grapes. “The gay the jointed snake is a lizard and ret de la Mort (the Cafe of Death), at was—but only the vaguest of rumors during the process of total immersion leaving the question of that the hoop snake is a fable originat- Montmartre. This old and famous were forthcoming hey would depart from the earth tem- a bs ante : the back / MN . yy yetweeD the two forms has come—n Ons i l; i tr ute a it venity, Australia, also believes that practice of r remained , - ij yer descended from man instead of What wine to drink to a card is a sure jng jin a-low grade of hooch These night resort is a mysterious establish- Even today wild reports find their porarily and return with their souls a val sxc P v Tad pan being — roar the apes ig 3 pers gant sacar set stotewiote need only to visit the Scuna ment where visitors are ushered into oe page sae ona nl mesiidins One cleansed The candidates were then : 4k Yi | pritsh scientists ridicule Dr. Jones, ey find it -_ r tO adrink minerat Walley to be convinced of their error. & big room decorated with skeletons of the latest is the assertion by a xol- held under the water for long periods nd a poish e Sek : ‘4 HTPARG but wpexpected support for his sug- waters his is becoming so true Of. For J have not only seen these snakes, and crepe. Liquors are served on cof- dier of fortune in one of the Mesiean and if they came up alive their spirits by Frank the French that foreign visitors s00nN nyt have killed them while in their act fins instead of tables and to augment armies that Bierce was cautared ae were clean. If they were dead, he ex feel t! at France is enjoying a dry of ] Pep een 4 th ‘¢ Dm ¢£ h, , +4 . the 26 TI1e Z ? ; > 2 ues > 7 - e J f looping the loop and have witnesses he eerie atmosphere guests are invited Carransista irresulars ané shot es ae oe their own fault. fer their sins were too great to stand the ordeal. The number drowned reached the 100 mark before the Belgian po- » | Was simple Ba. NY fl | iS gation has been supplied simplicity | / HTT ‘URES Worthington, former British Secretary will He lived | 1 Ehime o¢ Native Affairs in Northern Rho- regime like that of cgay ‘ to prove that they generally perform to lie down in a coffin. Waiters all spy. Of this, he declares, he is posti- Riad Bina, : 7p? | o an Pe . ig ee = er . ah ee by wear wean: — —_ sc tiwe Still another story comes from _. GEE 3 very native in Africa, from Zam oe the old negroes Their behavior was among visitors with the macabre bear a San Francisco reporter, who claims ition of his ‘_ me . besi to the Congo,”’ writes Worthing- concludes with this advice. which scandalous enough to warrant their ing of the reaper. that in Mexico City re cently he met lice interfered. | ton, “is absolutely certain the apes are peo —— pe Ach os gt itt] a ee BS 200p Snenee, sented A few nights ago one of the guests the leader of a guerilla band in a res- Efforts of the authorities to stop the oo = 459 - a re Meas E ead snakes and stingers And they were became infuriated at a waiter and be- taurant and from him learned the an. outrages were met with fanatical re- smcguale ea saan 6 ee peliety “aed bern: you see fore long a free-for-all fight was in swer to the perplexing riddle. The sistance. The first patrol was wiped LAFOURN @ DOC, einer progress. The waiters, finding them- guerilla chieftain told him, he says, of out to @ man Then another patrol hey $7) fat tes ee nore wine an f i Pt : . . they will quickly order mors and They were snakes of a modest and selyes pelted with bottles and glasses, capturing a tall ruddy-faced white- Was sent and 10 were killed Finally troops attacked the viliagés in force, arrested 60 natives and recovered the bodies of 55 who had been baptized. The prophet Mwanalesa, however, member of , S poet Pet tbee a | eo Tiitttt desia. — ie te - ee ee it Qe oe ee, + ere descended from man. which Ihave reached after careful tudy for many years of the natives in pcivilized Africa would tend to con- im Dr. Jones’ theory very defi- Detter win Our pin ¥ univacn e heir retiring disposition who made their gojzeq upon the wall skeletons and re- haired American near Icamoli in 1915 mt a. PrOpaganse With thle homes in remote lowlands were it turned to the fray armed with human and of shooting this picturesque pris- must be placed on the tables of a! U oe mt :} vy cool leafy id in- po a ae r) : was quiet, shady, cool, leafy and in- thigh bones and skulls). When the po- oner, along with several less distin- ‘ » & hotels and restaurants. — thie hecanuree of the aceessinie because o: tne t lice had finally put an end to the row guished-looking suspects. In proof of ‘Bi LEGANT SAMPLE WATCH FREE : Tilias ae bushes. 1 have mover mot nn tae Mnally put ae one Se Spee ee ey —,. : the scene resembled a battlefield, with this, the reporter states, the Mrs. stor- {.95 . st Se ——vaer FEATS OF PONY EXPRESS. on the crowded thoro. hfare nor human hones lying al} over the piace exhibited a srnal] gsnapsnot of Ble ree. ch you re- . e N THESE days of he spotlieg ) byWwavs Once . 1t) ; : i Kok Gays of i! ic | - . | wk esr, " No fatalities were reported, but it was which evidently had heen detached .o 3 agen : | | ' ANTISUICIDE BUREAU. “sf B it were vy bive, fine-finished f . a ee —y sacrifice— There is ¢ iryland demesne couldn't produce this something worth while tn life The | ae y BO fmm — thought. or | taf mae « (FOr pshot to back up ciety, during epecial offer 07 at 25 cts each, ndurance in the sadd! leaves. comin rect NY acoOid neart may look } the whole existence, I read. has had appeals 0 inG @ 800 zg anodyn¢ . ai necessarily from more than a thousand persone, ' ' , : - " S oi nors which are Whether the trouble of the appli- resting but ac- cant is mental or physical or brought said M re Dr. DF Ordway Plaster Co., Box 21, Camden, Me. ; | All the rage in a New York and > shadowed hills of dream t makes it ip @ ma Chicago. You see a source of prid: y Exo gC h nak¢ ’ , by th ; aoe them everywhere aes ret te ee oe eee - aig | ‘hit t will wander, new stars gleain, pears: a HOW TO OBTAIN a | ae oe oon | Jnatne wake and rise eptable only as ru- about by the pressure of poverty, the ar absurd- ; : ut disguise : sa - md and , ns =F i ” , mors T @? ob bil- ures rile ‘ if > CQ BEAUTIFULLY SHAPED LIPS! of ree ae . 98 Reg , : ee ; Ms a oy: or) ith pegrersses probabli- bureau tries to find a remedy jirls ewift release urse, that rescued from drowning or other forms | oes tts BS ! M Trilety's new lis ; “oyster nh OB Wern by men, | _ . 640 ad spoken either with its thick lip women, boye end girls We nevez d achievement f the Ol lain aC speed di- me Susctun weil fas captured and of suicide are handled by the burean’s Curt, wil ms tome prouud. . price mi. ill gran ong, enduring pe She moved , promiveut. thick umshepely lige DMERG. Made of warm and durable dumet fan- @ no} n Presiden in ins in, mini di j Lt Ke] | ! Kit] Dy some such peycho-analysis experts, who. by un- f , to mormel and thus impree your lar knitted sweater bottom. Finished with @ cae i , i iis 4 or the ferial featurs , emt. My dtwe kets with neck Lesise g augzu aC : rrjee 200 if Ourese re vee. () [rien in joy or lionel! .8 va DQ SuUeT, ‘overing a story of disappointed love endeavor to make the despondent pa eter @ ar an - " 2 applianee ts comfortable, @@ me. FULL SIZES ens 14 te 17 neck Ledies Say, 6ne » adjust, and is worn at night ee te 46 bust. Boys end Girle 6 to 14 years. Colors miles be ane nours. J in 1e ; you would ll alee promote correct we ‘ with Black cheeks «! eed pe Se , | : As , :, nd eliminete the harm ‘if ust send letter } when 100re once c « ie mii: in I it came 4 1 ur nodbie port an jaiis tie no spite ] its see e r eday in i. . : : _ . “0 » + ’ : NO MONEY dGeliverec pay Mar man ory i ane . | ck th t aR 1) a ss op 4 & : siona tenor b dignity-—-- yur 1 linut an 3 more id for- recompense when evening falis n hampilo ip pressive light. Advice is given to the Pas. banjo is yours. : b. a so” ous) | anferenatiel and s few cents delivery charges. If not satistied | } n [ BD to think We : sbtigetire on yous pert. MAN ROBERTS CO. Ratuo1s @CMOE 18 miles an hour. “Buffalo Bill” on wa held its tai | For there at last one may elude of the ris to sul- lovelorn and the hungry are placed in | 1 Bias one thousen M. Trilety, 3 er fee eee > ] : a ’ ] r , cd > , > ' * + > ° y a i , , é eT r Lod fo , ‘¢ } f ¢ wT 4 rir ° ; ippers, an How Would You Like 20 4 few hours hind the regular sched- three yard: saicsiets | fancy’s drum and the chances are the medical attention. About 60 per cent of this magasine— Pinto the JF FREE RA id CATALOG a " ee aR eee ke | he pomp and pageantry of life. acini acl ati Nie ) | iy row way our f nadie Silas tad res , ee, aN es mystery of Ambrose of the applicants give poverty as their that the nl . “ ,\duran he dangers inci- me ! five and ; | nere Is no ill of King nor cook | Blerce will remain, reason for wishing to die, and of this nourewore 1 OO Days (feta to them ‘the pidersbeceteed hall ng and | Sut finds relief within a book | ike the mystery of class more th ducated prof n ‘ 4 ; i ‘ ‘ 4a . a4 sia | ii ; sae > ry 0 ciass more tnan half are € ucate mebpb : sional instrument, ay i ow hank heav- males your fupture woree Ne dental! fo )«€6©6thhem 6the ri and never can cure. ‘ " " on thet beings, not ssinen ol entire ~~ non-su = 100 1a test hook-ups and | ; from $50 to $150 a month John Orth. unsolved. between the ages of 40 and 50 guccess ful ; met or very day peop ‘one Be sure to get this thrifty anc fling- fort qenty cosee efter years of torture and deste i niker aaaann Gaven youlen t her onee A Reom aD Reeb Bidz, RABSAS CITY, 8. rm ; : ine ver 'e e——, forty o the house == | oder my pere-ral he door of ™E BAR AWIK company Ra os rate 8. Canal St. Chicage, USA : | epee aia, GALI | caren . Learn in 30 Minutes rd on the feerees Nosepores t'ontinued From Page 10.) With My Picture Method hb dress! nz Pimpites >the room STONES and GALL BLADDER Irritstioae Req Nose, Oily Shir mplewion a other Arthur Brisbane, the —_ t es Operation. send for my be he " i fect.onse wi . :, ° 6h said sree booklet, explaini simple home treat: Sion ane might sugges rhs ah 2 peal Oo Milly as anvthi! but an out ; | : I think you ought to be grateful to est paid journsiist in Men in her oon or Irritatiuns of Gal! Biadder and vile , | afte : | ct / > le ‘ world, oncesaidthat ‘asingle Gal a2 assoc infeed Gallstones. ~ raring the « : eat "EN ah} >hite-haire Oman oO ey > HU 1‘) r to] this to any- Po tet ; ¢ ie » yor him-—the moet romantic thing lve picture is worth @ thousand ae } ; 6A . - tiny - word ” he wee right. for eard for a long time stands to reason, when you take Pn to those BR. E. E. PADDOCK, Besk 1F2 Kancss City. Me. ature) | nd 7 phe Et fi a ii z a eare Experionce i Diseases.) ) ee bet }t} nad Nhé nyini LO ne sOre—— it ; n} eam ; bne o'clock 0 Yeare in Chronic rem eee er z ke a Pre ; a a —_ si ; your inetrurmest is hand wong > } f , { ; j ' , j . SE . | . j ™ | 4 5iai A sad ‘ 4 i ii* Aa ii si \ i j ’ i :. +> - i] It was ratyer amueing of him." te x —— ; at 4 as 4 . ‘ ° : 7 } ° rt ‘" . . es . .* . . . . * . > . . * | , © ~ > rs + " . rz . i, , , io y tee , ° ’ ’ ’ ’ 5. ’ ~ he the vou! man to | ne m ny choice, | ef -_ 5 - ZeCiSi0N said Milly I can forgive anyone any. L OMpie Other oe ADVERTISEMENT - > i ? es if ; ’ _ ." Ph. ) } . _ . . - 2 - ~ c : " . . : ‘ 4 » . ; P , » : a ’ . ; h , pPartiyv & I ¢ sas avul ' ’ ‘ning Wao amuses ne and she atretched her long siitn arms in an ft ought to HAD ee = suid identify iy des ee noth , dmothe from >} rn } there re ( . re: - - a ; , *. le « " 4 tn? 7 ’ ? ¢ = > . ’ . a 4 : - 1 ae r a . A a _ADYV ERTISEWMENT : ¢ "3 i ; j Ahad ; A obé aii 4 ; ! wu i : e ie ae Oe Bond £ > > . ~ id hal tid 3? 2 i; elavorate yawn and kiseing her two ancestors, went off to bed pretending tow ber ao oe ALL HER LIFE : ater jer -¢chniid its 1 Oma! a! Mi : . , om iS ; ™ ; _ ’ : . Z e , naa ‘ ls Catarrh Germ ye Tun a ith by the right mar ; hangee: on wing Fr ey PaG “4 that she was sleepy ont Send Single ©® compen- ; : ong Hasn't Any Sign of It Now. Tells How . The word amusing struck Mra Os- Investigate my offer today. Don't put off ’ ' , . . Or it any She Got Rid of It Quickly. indulgen irent ni resente fo these tremend | 0 ) born disagreeabily Il told . _- ree inu es . Rehr - qe : ' a nal : : a eae akina ante. ate a ? o\gd you they until someon, because you might forget and ite rs f ’ a. i Be i Jail P| oa 4 ae : sa 7 ,* : Z J ; / sa ae , . a es ; " a : . . Ir be | = s were unromantic. | 7 at rises thie wonderful ~-ppertuna mgmt come mere if food news for chron! are Chron), ataeretd . ; ' ——T - ) ‘ ' on bs ) 0 a é' , , — —_ anc NN per ve), ne! NU! : Mamma Amusing the torpiog potet = your career Don't s ~t nchial eufferera in a letter rent ae : ie ae - ae f ri , pants ) They are utterly @iffere nt from what orgie cent sunt wate dep gemeny Me ant as if len Mrea W 8 Ogwinn, Beacon e ' rOnCcyT iati » 7 I Sat . , —— = ’ " : ~~ P ’ a > , ' ; , . . ; a de te og me pow are interested In reeetviag _ . . ai. , 2¢ Pe . ‘ 1 ‘ » P :f sry } } . Tenpect. 4 ; ha 4 ' ’ i > iJ . ‘ ‘ : : ‘ ’ . Sea —_ 7 Pr . ‘ yt «(are Gh at om om 100 eral ter ome of oF “l fee! faye acks 8% I was even Trom what you were , ~‘var, full shee Papeete toope tee “ . euff - » _ att ae t ae , , , heave o ered ae @ gt! 7 Ned nee r aa sate om er aath ™ imto : >, - ’ on Pe or « j sii j ey x.ve differs nt *xyplianations 4 ™ iow were t he eon * ote ad ' + dint es . '* : e I 7 ~ L @ ‘. | t ' ] , ’ " ’ ; { } » f ( Li} . S ' ee : ‘ 90M ' ; ’ j r : : 5 OU ; . , ; G ma Orie aa ) ' ou - answered the old lady We each. you chronic asthma ‘Cate | head | anything more than temporar) i Piawmt - ( h ¢ ic | adm! Oot sup] ing hat nyon OU! he} not a3 > O say that ste . the remedies : Riieve . niahe val Jey aes Zave our own explanation of - * joe oer beep erer of cathe - » . _ . . : : " . . , ‘ ‘ 7; | — ¥ > > a . ¢ r) nen ea TT) sé ‘ . ‘ . ° " . . . . * " hed ee bee - ‘*\eee y r ‘ d wing weaker ‘ na ye ; ' , , 2 ; ! j i J Su iA Ui Good night, and Milly, wrapping ea pwostal! : ’ me : we shou A have forgive n him : I nie Py yo @ee , our mi! ie , pains. In Jul» | ” . | ; ‘ J . ~eefrers if me mtn, 4 vou S J Ail cloak of ! i with bl t ; “B me ty 7 ee ** eata: || Nacor, and avon mrt dad ee | : a - sagt mage nN blue abou her, »; ie home, Milly! rnec d it was Christian, you said it wae P ided ‘change in my condition i) Who a ? m , : rmout? t nel termittent a: erin vekan O come was out o the room sem tte her not ree!) b tor bottl last one in Februaf as sellie eo tae " a, sae i a BO casual:) Then : : mg and Milly said it was amus- einen ote we »> ; in entireiy ¢ % . (a \ ’ “- : , , ; Caugntlel as t BALD 9 «CN re 7 ae r — | rapid and concentrat ,oug’ ' hut the fact of our forgiving him 7 es ¥ =e ; “—e mrit ‘timtte ae os 1) , ate Ny? : ant ‘ BiG « Stormouin -~U, seein ; o is on othir : rest of) tefecmeticn eletrre } , an fa ° : nerceived go né ing ; ' remained °? e same That . what I ~~ T ease Beab C <0 ood racer +e . , msg Os ace rt Seep fer a Tee eee oe 7 ~ wrer own lines thie statement, and mean, Charlotte, about the fun of get- uf er fr rm atime pre, a. our H. 727 Lavex Bid«.. : oat e . = ny bree ' ay ;, is | : siecmtea PGi to the generation but the page i! Pr severe chronic cough, you ah Kanene City, Mo. thing fut youn a ees ee ieee deal cla pe _ ooked at ndmother raised her show! : remain extraordinariiy § the mon Pye li th: oe a ' ~ y ? , - e eae s¢ h¢ es Cin okie b tes will c. sent { courtship ¢ The be etory O: day: : the Christian thing to seme. — : no 49 aie. T an thought a . + an m :, atte : Mmiriog #1)! ri8¢ How do yOu ' sexes . : A nd feelin 0, $42 Bt Af the three,” she thou slightiy np m he h : } he anewered 1d the old | ose a is Ind The; will ais« oe oe ; , : n Mamma’? she asked is i } Bn*® anewerec And t old ia se £ shoenen cn Of people whose -Teeg, ding her head ‘7 = i aliarmmaiar Nina: : ke ) vou despise me for it, Granny? ‘hat she had done @ good day's work A postal will bring ome eof the : » a , es . ° 7 rw s* ~~ * , . _ dae “os lie . . “e ‘2 ee ‘ CATS » and never f | Jaughter was going on ’ : Mre stormoutn eee . } hel ‘ft bed men ofr wemen seckiag em picy meat “wi matter : Serious yo" “eu “en _ . at . : vir, @SKé oftis tripped lgntiy o ° “rite ¢ 7 Cres infor n ‘ ~ These young neople are gO if pr. ee t s}e . ' . t ink about to te)! ’ ** that vou would now + | = tel ender sitae tions wested ta teday's | ee oe a too, when you were my agre Forgive hit cried Mre. Osborn cars Wast pages. omantic | don t suppose , he ‘ aa ’ - Copyright for the Poet Detepe lk® | back to hea. Y : * any eufferer , % ly nn A aha 3) If not. don’t , NE €15 Ohio Ave Sidnes Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—December 6, 1925. Page Eleven a

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. EA cee ~ Lee S| ThE HUNTING SEASON ——__ i ctiresosiousstch St | --——- ~ w ind the pow ai 5 . . e TO ANNOY THE ENEMY=—Stant reposes were .¢ a | a a” | football match between the Universi is supposed to be a portrait of ¥ ears cn . | he YO: Me 7 PNEUMONIA HUNTING, we call it, though players prefer to mame this occupation Red Bali Golf. You take if in Goses—nine holes for a severe cold; eighteen tor grippe; twenty-seven for pneumonia. and thirty-siz for—well why be morbid? en: bi0onmia. furniture to s spinning whee. shown tor tells Madame - i Te “ans e house it Gates ;7, 1928 HUNTING for the ra ticmet—there is at on this game, and course. adds to the a certain member family is present to sect caustic remar«s tervaisa this pastime prove even More sprigntiv — ar ei ices ‘or got—+ here Napting roe s * we « Sa Geighttu. little game Excepting game tor ome person Articles of ne ‘Ne pockets if the watch NEEDS NO EXPLANATI ON—it is perhaps the oldest Ny ’ form of the chase known to Never ss '* successfu

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- —————E StheoaetDuoeter ster OS og —eeczzo) ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 4 }\ ; Y) a> - aan -$ a SRA VURE -P PICT ‘UR SEC TION ‘DECEMBER ¢ , 8 Sw rm oH wu COREL a x * > itil rh, . es. os ee tae | 4 ; «= " A a : ° fim a z — . or 4 a b, Se : al . eo - ee ee . Hg ales et ey ‘ : 4 , . A ; ° ae . es : ; ey : . ) ~ ~mnmtt Giiistea _ football match between the University of California and nford University. The de- sign is supposed to be a portrait t. Ernie Nevers for the first time in six years. bs ANNOY THE ENEMY— Stanford cheering se merge the thirty-second : HUNTING, we call it, though players this occupation Red Ball Golf You S—rnine holes for a severe cold: ei ghteen enty-seven for pneumonia and thirty-six for—well why be morbid / 4 MAKING AND CO ons for yreparat a> _— » Tce 2 On tks ——eer . el incust furgot—t here i duck humting toe KINGS MARCHING a7. showing the scene wher 7 . . " -_ lames Palace to West ‘ture are. from left ¢ ’ . ‘* LJ eC the oldest form of the chase known to man | - . : LOT | ”

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Ne THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH L__SUNDAY MoRNING . UIQ FU. ay, sea by heel ae. + AY, ois ee ee THE LATE QUEEN ALEXANDRA ~4S9 She was born in Copenhagen, Dec. 1, 1844, daughter of Christian 1X, King of Denmark. Christened Alexandra Caroline Marte Charlotte Loutse Julie. Marrted Alberi Kdiward, Prince of Wales, of England, March 10, 18685. Ascended the throne Jan. 22, 1901. - Crowned in West minster Abbey, Aug. 9, 1902.) Retgning Queen of Great Britain until May 6, 1910, when King Edward V1Il died t ~ Ce ew «' ‘ op a ay rhe) ’ I 4 be Me “i . fr , : EN eae 7° ee Fae « pot: i : ‘ot a ie. mar ber, . oes 1 eg, " . Se 9A? a ¥ 7. 3 ah, , ‘p iw. wie cs. ed 4 "es t. ~~, | © » ™ *y eta i ee a om. In evening dress * — In her late years > - “pty, 4 _ “18> HUNTING IN ENGLAND—Opening meet of the West Kent hounds near Oxford.

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F omnes] _____ THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ——— SCENES IN. CANTON, CHINA, UNDER THE GOVERNMEN OF THE eeu General Chang Kai-Shek, Who Holds Militar Hain’ South Chi I Fe y n Sou ina, s Generally Believed to Be Under the Dominion of Bolsheyi} ‘ho Form His Staff and Body of Advisers 7 sae e a = la ip alae, re These traffic offi : nt ere former members of the South Chin na Aviati } shown j eh: .% t - > ; Ari,satia Aaa i . i } rT) é@ ] 4 eT f + ] - . ire ’ " “ ‘ S! iS p ctu e we ri ‘ ‘ s rco) ‘ ‘ ~ -. eas ow 4M 5 : eee ei vai ait¢ armed with Mausers. cated in the eS Ce we Qe ee an — - ee - -

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’ 7 ¥ Pe = ot SS Ae ee . . ~~ ae an Pa eg F ae” | SUNDAY ™M — = THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH This 18k white gold né Wedding Ring, set with 3 gen- i rR The gra’ uine diamonds (not chips) FREE . . ~ with every $60 Diamond Ring. peg | a ov «GF ' ' “* - tr ore : Pay $1.00 A WEEK |e Rot: antes * Bring this ad te secure free Wedding — pond : time. King with £60 er ever Diamend The Vent. * e+e ¥ Be < - kitchens, ca:: “s 1 room were#re "ss cc ft y us factery to Owr Architect and s good exiserion of our worth 621 LOCUST STREET i. Taouls Kunsas Clty Minnea poli« “. Paul Bang! Accidents will happen: Save your kiddie tears and ADVERTIBEMENT heartaches — give her a Restful Sleep at Night Jymmepydtspppm (Over WT Cloisonne Ter Floors Remarkable Pie W orkmanshi = ~ : rise 7 ee and buoyant days ve ve¢a ee e e rs Link Hote e need anO” be ex s at “7 \.. . They are tome of eve er par nme du n | she improvements recently made in ¢t Mosaic iadunan and especially the in mproved method of laying Terrazzo f] 4 - ’ ‘<< oo es . 7 Gers has given this industry a well-d The word Terrazzo is-an Italian nat gate of crushed marble ch: Ds and Portlan when hardened, is more durable than 1 the cement petrifies tne marble grain excelient floor pavement and wal! cover ime plastic nature of the mass, whe application possible. also, for bases inc risers, and can be cast in slabs. bloc Because of its inherent merits of dura A happy thought! —when Emmabell’s mother “remembered REM” for her cough 2 imperviousness it is the most econ wail ccvering. For this reason and bec tive possibilities t is most universa Anew way now to banish wakeful nerves and sleepless nights and keep your youthful looks and spirit ihese floors are unexcelled for offic "¢.8, Schools. churches. banks and other Combined with mnrosaic borders and i resents an artistic appearance unobtai ther materia! Emmabell’s winsome little smile was missing for a while Over 20,000 leading doctors recom- . Lesdinm Seesukes sian BEE simole way. See what 3 last winter. She had a cold and a cough that made both ly flooring material which actual days will do. Make this test. her and her mother unhappy. ee intel , *r 'r The Art Mosa and Tile Pe | Then came a happy thought! Her mother, Mrs. Jennings, ” ees | ‘upplying these floors have taken great . FE ‘TME ‘Crm the rine Qquaiity w nm cnharac | remembered the many REM ads she had seen. Down alae ) exceptiona ap cheer 0 ca —— | to the druggist’s she went--and came back with a bottle eee he Main Office of this companmaay Hospitals and doctors | | of REM. Arcade Buildink. Phone, Olive aan —— That's the start of the story. Now listen to its ‘‘happy ¢ Abriham work wa - ending,” as told by Mrs. Benjamin Jennings of 3709 N. : siorcf Mr B Mana lith St., St. Louis: IRA M. DUDL GARAGE STORAGE-—LAL NVDRY PEP TIRES, TUBES AND ACC 4-918 East Washington Street. Sorts ieee. = | ONE MORE PROO OUR STABILIT ‘My daughter Emmabe!] gets coughs and colds almost every winter. Last vear she had a very bad one and was coughing a lot. I'd seen so many ads about Rem where it was well recom- mended, and | was so dissatisfied with the other things I'd been using for her, that I went up to Mhiessler’s Drug store, llth & Salisbury, and got a bottle ‘It relieved her right away and in three days the cough I'd been aweek trying to get rid of was al! pone. In fact she was much better after onlv three doses So many who have tried REM speak of the quick relief it brings. All | : \ ~abine? his quick action is largely due to a special ingre- mp ee dient — effective, harmless — not found in ordinary Sprin ed cough syrups. Clinging to vour throat as it is HESS WARMIA¢ Gi VENT swallowed, REM quickly begins its work of quieting 07-27 SO. WEST your cough. No Opiates in REM. And pleasant to take. * | Ask your druggist for REM—the blue package with S = ae: 4 the round orange label. If it doesn’t help you, you : | ll ; "4 can have your money back. Fair enough! : : CREATED BOTTLED ANO S Stee! Purnece: e | . | 7 Grain Driers “ | Introd | - , y j " e Stee’ Me : ntroductory size bottle, only 60c | [ ] {? Tj l. yi nets with M : | = | ) % a, _ ae —~ a SRO T | Economy size, $/.00 ae Py aa “DETROIT S d fi | | | ° PARK & TILFORD, New York, Sote Ameria cute CINCINNAT: ! — we ca LYMANS. Lro.. Mon: a MINN ‘mr T< 3-Day Test gee _ REP Quieted many a cough SSS —— EAPOLS

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SnORY MORNING ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ABRAHAM LINCOLN HOTEL SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS he | ea | A new magnificent hotel erected and furnished ~ rite Gift 4 wTen fs at a cost of $1,750,000. Designed by te Children et as , Helmle & Helmle, Architects, ga , | Springfield, flineie. ufone om ls (Lass ieee rz 30 . a ean | | Individual Name Pencil Sets 5 73°) || 4% om Roof to Bases | Ds. sefo) Gift ef Uneguaied Vatue oFr omg ality, genuine, fu’! Ge ts Hotel” " Le Ke . ’ » faining penciia »en- ‘Ts. gravel roof at the top, the detjeekoacpares ° +-ne magnificent marquis, the copper gutters ; es » *? > ad ~ Y ’ a , be, a - ; ie, -. > : oF 2 , ie = 4 ~ % my ., 5 ' ~ > "i 4 * i : oe Ae . poe a ’ *. A a > > *. , ee! % : ’ 7 . a e , ” « " + ‘eo es eo, a \ Wit, CR CH. {a a DTUg. Ce. PROPS. SPRINGFIELD TENT AND AWNING CO, Springfield, Illinois “pF ee ae ‘eae UNE — ' Accidents pill happen: | i your kiddie tears and ’ “- | ie : , a —_ ) , : opts " | wm 3 =. : Sa | % ‘ | : -— Plastic Relief Co. €a>&rt AC h = s meet 4 V 38 1? r a : ee | pronounced y those whc a4 7 | . Y Y Be. tbe exceprlonall in beauty. and workmanship : SJ CLYDE EVANS | ABRAHAM LINCOLN HOTEL _ | geo. w. CADWELL ABRAHAM LINCOLN HOTEL > APSR Nm Fae They are in every way) , ' a , They are in every way | are manufactured and installed complete by the vements recently made in the Terrazzo and [i | ELEVATOR CO. of AMERICA astry and especi al ly the introducing of the —_ improved aithod of laying Terrazzo floors with metal te — : 7 TITTTITITIDITITI LD : : 9 Ke — - - statin ° 190 N. STATE ST. dividers has given this industry a well-deserved impetus a 4 ; 7 4 ’ ” ’ The word Terrazzo is an Italian name for an aggre- : CHICAGO iL| e ry | © 3 i . . - en eee - gate of crushed marble chips and Portland cement, which, when hardened, is more durable than marble alone, for the cement petrifies tne marble grains a@d makes an excellent floor pavement and wal! covering The plastic nature of the mass, when soft, makes its application possible. also, for bases. mou!dings, treads and risers, and can be cast in slabs, blocks, etc Because of its inherent merits of durability, sanitation and imperviousness it is the most economical] floor and wal] covering. For this reason and because of its dec- orative possibilities, it is most universally used. These floors are unexcelled for office buildings. ho- teis, schools, churches, banks and other public buildings ery ner ens niece Temes : ROBERT W. HUNT CO., ENGINEERS | | pe, f a ge . . vr 2 ty” PRO 2 presents an artistic appearance unobtainable with any INSPECTION—TESTS—CONSULTATION other material]. i 8 eg Inapection of the marble wainscot Se John L. John L. SY i ALL CLASSES BUILDING MATERIALS a ay Peay | Ce Shaughnessy, S: Shaughnessy, Jr. CEMENT, REINFORCING AND STRUCTURAL STEEL IVE GUERLAIN The Art Mosaic and Tile Co., of Peoria, Illinois, in @ +} G ’ RT. ; | Supplying these floors have taken great pride in building PERFUMES aie | into them the fine quality which characterizes them as | exceptiona) The Main Office of this company is located at Toledo Ohio, where they have been established for more than twenty years. The St. Louis office is located at 1232 Arcade Building. Phone, Olive 5229 The Abraham Lincoln Hote] work was supplied from their Peor branch and has been under the carefu! Supervis “The Architects, Engineers and Owners’ for the ABRAHAM LINCOLN HOTEL Were Unanimous in Selecting the Carbonic Safety System of Refrigeration For this modern institution Manufactured and Installed by the AMERICAN CARBONIC MACHINERY COMPANY St. Louis Office, 320 Title Guaranty Bidg. JACKSONVILLE, ILL. MYER BUILDING ent “Abraham Lincoln ‘Hotel. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. ll.. were instalie y the 3 r 7 | HESG ARMING & VENTILATING CO. 007-27 So WESTERN AVE.CHICAGO _—_ BARE ARAYAR SBAAAAA AL AD l EALED IN PARIS iluit ) fala fos 8 » Amerrcan Distributors ey O77 oe | \ Shaughnessy Shaughnessy DEORE 00 OO44006 40858) 86 00000000 040004 che eee ccd aa ee ee ee i i i i i i i i i i LL LL LL DS “The System tor she Finer Institati _-_ Tsetse sess, TT, "*\ T" TsTj K+ =" =" "sss ss "+s i=, TT," =" re. 2000 Gi i i i > i i i i i i i i i id 7 — ee PSS SSS @ Be « wo © OBESE! —< = eS

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SUNDAY MORNING : i ime Si. LOUIS POST = DISPATCH | = R 6. 190 ) — J oi bow ‘*. No woman op ever has enough : beautiful lingerie —— — - = * ™y -sx r © ; oe ofS C . @'@ ‘\ +5 a * wa . a = ‘s >. TRICOSHAM j MILO SHEEN ’, CRYSTAL RAY ) You 'U pnd uw will per to say re ‘.4mrav"" when buying ravon lingerie . Sage P ‘: : | | | | Pin Lae P oa | ‘Perfect Gifts you can give in “Perfect Gast La € —_ ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT \ / Ch 4 RAMY “Merry Christi NEW YORK and to Now— “wereadas Flashlights in Christmas clothes * ve -~ Ee oe tipation banished. skin and stomach disorders conquered, vitality regained. thou- sands have found a new zest in living— throu Y - h one simple tresh food

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Steen EPP UY UNYITYENITN THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH [orem fe 7 “be i. : en ee tak: : it ’ a - 7 a. + © at Peres Wants a good nd anyone who ss Set await —_—— atc fmas morning ee happy girl. r he sets are ADMISSIO n buy. Genu- GENERAL as: satin-lined. | 7 H I eat ay and | eS priate gift. eae ee B0 KEe Clamp Skates 5O¢ . 7 ren Fy] ones from $5 , | . . to $15. Some up to $50. At | Children under Ww Le r ER. : : ‘ : doe, \pP [- 2 fe "6 lepartment stores, gift shops J2 vears morn- THE BELLE OF BUDA- Oots a! ‘addile ia : 25* _il Pierce, an English beauty, | ter hounds Lav | ‘ro new sink’s in, and it is not the Plumber Proveces the exquisite perfection of quality for which the Se DE BALIVIERE NEAR DELMAR is a favorite in the Hun- calth of the Nation use of Cheramy is noted makes the new Apri/ > 30 garian Capital. a a ee Holiday Sets gifts of charming loveliness. AND 8: pM , ‘ry of the nact | : : ALSO SATURDAY Good Music Instructors a rb | One-Piece Sink, if the water supply trated is the six-piece set, containin SUNDAY & HOL- 1 © h f piec F : — IDAYS AT 10AM ; Topping | the day's excite and drain connections require no v ater, Sac ike ace pow ~- ta cum an COM pact / mer _— come. ( ry f lete re pril Showers, the Perfume of Youth. Price $10. NAILIFILE: on a ‘ laxation with TWEEZERS end MANICURE SETS — — : a four-piece set, with perfume, double com. p Pe Ce oo achet and talcum, $6.75 — a three-piece set, with e, toilet water and face powder, $4.50—and a ece set, bath salts and dusting powder, $2.50. yet dinner-time! In a single day extensive changing your one-piece favorite sink is among those displayed at the tobaccoand your Sasieni pipe The genuine Sasieni has four blue dots onthe stem London made, of course. Price $8 50 catalogue Standard” Showroom You can buy it through your Plumber. Write for Write for illustrated catalog [The kitchen ts different with such a if ® | is Diiiaan Cities Mandard” Sink—60!'.) inches long, :. J »y ee Maurice RAPOPORT & ( equipped with “Stardard”- Swinging a9, 7 | ’ Ch si Ps ft // Bic : 225 Fifth Ave. New York Spout Faucet. erry Chris 0 all S ml i NEW YORK | | Ge te L inen's shope clabe and. hom standard Sanitary Wf. Co. tandard” ee Onowers and to all a good LIGHT!” — WW ‘Cee 1149 Fores Park Boulevard PLUMBING FIXTURES ) | mea 4 - _ a A “Eee ce ee Oe, «+ Cd - e NEW MEMBER OF THE SHIPPING BOARD — John Henry Walsh of New Orleans, a Democrat, has been appointed to the board to succeed Frederic I. Thompson. & A EVER EAD T LAY 2 LqQ¥ r . ° Now— kveready (Emr a 5p The ideal gift— Flashlights in | ideally packaged Christmas clothes No 267) the Frervady 2-celi Focusing Spotisght wth tA i ‘out venge $3, complet, with battery YOU can save wandering and won- and wasting of current. Other fea- : Z f , dering this year. Give Evereddy tures found only in this original and | WHE 3 Flashlights to everyone on your most wanted flashlight. Give Ever- TO PRESENT CUP 10 Christmas list. A handsome gift eady Flashlights this Christmas! WORLD FLYERS — , ) 3 , . . Princess Roussadana and a useful one. No age limit. Eveready Flashlights meet every M'’dVani has ° *. saroc’ , . arrived AT) Everybody, from six to sixty, wants need for light—indoors and out. New York to bestow or a4genuine Eveready. There's a type for every purpose the American round-the- or] lyers.a cup he and purse, and an Eveready dealer — aye S.a cup. she , ' is a SCuiptor This year, Eveready Flashlights are garhed in bright, cheerful holl- uy Northern Gay array—a_ special, holly-dec- nearby. Vanufactured and guaranteed by : NATTONAL CARSON (4).., Orated package that is as convenient vey york a white and ne hits icTiIVEe NO further Wrap- (‘anadian National Carbon Cp, Limited, Toront t ithroom Ping nec ied i é aah adv! oe ha , : 5 oes c bh ' , , : Aditi’ ad in s Yi t n innot arbe y 2 loch Te as an ‘ot 8u “on the § ie uur Christmas money canno —— 1 ponte bp > easily hin ; ) y , , | : n use tP , OUV gre vcr value. Eveready Flash- ’ - ‘ow an , reath oe! entat! las . ‘ ‘ »~* . ak \» - | ‘ , mm ei? U* t | ights a: w provided with a ring- F ul . | nig an} Ane halts ee by subse icsel! ae ) _— jas % adit nas O's , 4 clean grerme OF mgr hnene up he ts FLASHLIGHTS y we Bato be MESS hs Sao lig ; ’ ‘ ; s ; ’ ne v erust t eee ee & BATTERIES : oe eat comes TY Witc} vent accidental lighting hat F , ott —they last longer -_ ee ne — ‘ind the ki through the Lost and Found Columnsof the QE | Bias b.icek es | a Pili | H it who died before a Spanish ae: ee > 2 ae cae ans. ab Lissetan Gaus Dees ae SL LOUIS POST-DISPATC hy firing squad, was unveiled oe | gg | peo _erve ape os St Louis One Big Newspaper? | in the Y. M. C. A. at a iia, nant ar , : Washington, D. C ee oon oieaeanen A naer Vr? BUST OF FILIPINOS —_— . NATIONAL HERO _ iene =

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DAY MORNING Va) <_ELELE LAL i Hag PS J funny PB "T AND JEFF — , J y } t) A Musical Christmas is A Merry Christmas This Christmas Give Your Family a D UI () ART i ‘pean : ’ 7 St i i | La TIWSsS ~— Duo-Art Pia Nos SS

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tmas is stmas ssociated with appiness, with ent or enter- ys this has been arpist was the festivity. Yes- skill to help oday the piano o-Art and its measure of mu- dreams of other this Christmas ser of music's D be found! ily a f and love for good used and endorsed And some one of ents. ificent Period case, er ora finer gift. Or can have delivered lay the balance in These are the two which give you a you buy you may ide will give your Mer thing that you 2 ‘ rye Pr convenience we will remain Open Evenings Until Christmae _———— S | Two Comic Sections Vy, - + eo , ’ . av - i ee ° ~ . WELL, OWCE VPON A TIME I WAS BORED Like You | ARE TODAY So I Decided T LOOK FoR excitement fe =e ~— * aS WE . = - - 2 e : " - « . . . - . ~ . - - = 7 - ¢ . “ ~ ° = . . " : ¢ «* . . a - . @-e , ~ _ f ’ Ye 2 « : ree gf 9, : a 7 an . . : 7 * _ Fe 2 7 _* - e - — + € A — , is as ; a VS - SS, © ~ - THINGS LOOKED DARK FoR AUGUSTYS MUTT AS X WEREN'T WAS UNARMED: ON CAME You 2 THe MASSIVE SEARED S ELEPHANTS: tie Ly i i. | if there a | 4 : in i+ ih } bad | Ye he u be Bak! .t ij : hh ait; y Hine bible “ }> init ve stub, ATL PREF 4 ae Nol I SET MYSELE AND JUST AS THEY WERE ABouTtT TT CRUSH Me VANDER THEIR FEET I UP AN HITS EACH ONE BETWEEN rie EVES WITH A WELL DIRECTED Biow, THEY BOTH DRoPPED DEADER THAN IciNG a se MAAT'S MY Lie AND \ fwatt! =x AIN'T I THINK’ You BETTER TOLD MY LIE SUP ME A DOLLAR yet! WHAT You ieee NOW Just TOLD ME IS | ALL TRYE: an 1 ) tert ag ti t NPRLAA Te bta bs aah th T KNOW BECAUSE X TOOK ONE OF THOSE ELEPHANTS YNDER EACH ARM AND SWAM WITH THEM \ ACROSS THE ATLANTIC TO NEW PAY ME Like A MAN: = Win’ AND You KAow I(T:

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} Cicero Sapp WELL OLD KING WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE, AND vw GLAD TO SEE IT COME ! ITS NICE TO BE SETTLED DOWN AFTER TRAVELING AROUND ALL , SUMMER . NO TRAINS TO | MAKE - NO BAGS! [72,7 TO JUGGLE “YU | ° NO RUSHING AROUND — IN LOTS OF WAYS WINTER IS THE BEST TIME OF YWE YEAR — 50 PEACEFUL ! \; ; AI { WHEN THE OLD BLIZZARDS COME SWOOPING DOWN OvT OF THE NORTH AND THE WIND |S HOWLUNG OUTSIDE - AND A BIG FIRE GOING IN THE |, FIREPLACE — BOY -> iy N THATS THE TIME TO LEAN BACK IN A BIG EATY CHAIR AND READ '' — NO TRIPS. NO RUSHING AROUND THE Tal COUNTRY fF HERE'S SOMETHING YOu DONT WANT TO MISS ON THAT MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE, AUNT SOPHIE - es i De — ~ sn =— —_—. ITS CERTAINLY WONDERFUL, GIDEON, THE WAY YOU CAN PLAN TRIPS - Co) ( SEAN -IVE o i. _ fae NNN ATL, WHEN WE GET TO VENICE . I WASNT REALLY THINKING SERIOUSLY OF IT, BUT AFTER HEARING YOU OuTLUINE !T, WE'VE JUST GOT TO MAKE THAT | TRIO THIS WINTER — 8 “vy GOT A KIND OF A KNACK fOoR IT = é "re Lopr. i925 (N. Y, World) Press Pub Co. wit YOu RUN AND TELL (FIDEON VAPA WANTS TO SEE HIM A MINUTE, CYRIL — ae ces ? , LA ys; $ >» 4 i ; TOONERVI Wpr's A A). AME NUISANCE Te Have % do THIS To S “SS KEEP THE WIND FROM Shown nile , i al ea _< Ra 8 Do You MEAN To TELL wWoulLo BLoW. THAT CAF WASNT PROPPED LIKE SEE nere! Laoy! WH You GET THE 1DEA Ti PuT THERE To PROP

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TOONERVILLE FOLKS Oswald Does His Stuff By Fontaine Fox IN LOTS OF WAYS 1 A ceceteepnetine—nemesqueerce ' ‘ cee: Sriteam fgnte Reseed WINTER iS THE we a BO). AME { es as | BEST TIME OF THE Deke ove have , : Ng , ? 2 SERIOUSLY OF VU OUTLINE IT, E THAT : he ° “Do You MEAN Yo TeLL ME THE WIND “$e You HAVE To PROP THAT CAR BwWoulo BLoW. THAT CAR OVER IF IT To KEEP THE WIND FROM BLow - BwWasNt PROPPED LiKE THAT» ING IT OVER WHEN '!TS STANDING STILL f'm Not GONNA BE ) iN iT WHEN ITS MoviNe GIMME BACK MY DIME | - —_—— -_ | ee eo ee WOODPECKER, NoTicES PROP RUN AND TELL PbA WANTS TO SEE MINUTE, CYRIL — “on Boy! But AROUND LiKE THAT WHENEVER BL Go THAT WAS A IN FER A BITE T EAT So THAT OSWALO, MY PET WeoOPECKER, CAN OG HIMSELF A ft WORM ANO HAVE & 6I1TE ‘Too } See Mere! haoyY! were ove “DALLUS Pur A PIECE OF Wooo $10 GET THE 1DEA THAT Was Ber THERE To PROP THE CAR. ENNY How ™~

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“S24 reer ee ray ee pares ~ aie Te RE HR Se RRR ct Sy i ne Se Say KS == By R. Dirks Fe Wore Christmas Money : I HE CAPT AIN AN D | HE KID S Trade Mark, 1925, Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. - Originator of the Ketzenjammer ., From Want Ad Sales — oe a a _ Why Notf Discarded articles stored Bs in the basement and attic mey be of real odine [fo seme one. P { TIEFERS SON 'MIT DER YoU HEARD VOT DER 3 | POST-DISPATCH WANTS find buyers. DUET PRACTICE ff UND liad STOPS ONLY VUN NOTE OF ae VORDS SALD! BRoom - = DER MO0SIC COMES A. ' HANDLE? UND VEN | mt 78. NO. 91. DUET MIT DER BROOM _ BS So DoT’S DER VAY ¢ Be) DEY FIDDLE DER LESSONS! x = FRESH DOUGHNUTS Jams FoR DER Moosic FT (Yup, poueunors TEACHER ¢ VELL te VELL © MIT DEM FEL- ISS DER EASIEST | INSTRUMENTS TO -LERS VE COULD PLAY ; IT GIFFS IN DER VORLD! MAMMA SAYS BROOM — —_ HANDLE YOU DON'T _ - * MENTS ' aa UAFF TO LOOK 18 DER a : , GRANGE SIGK : CONTRACT DICTIONARY * DER NEXT SELECTION = : WILL BE DER DUET OF AND DOHENY $300,000 VILYUM TELL? ViLLy we EW ) OR VON'T HE~ J ya 6- A piea In abatement filed by for-| Street Named Secretary Albert B. Fall, Ed- | Special to the Pust- L. Doheny, off magnate, and|_ GLENDALE, son, Egward L. Doheny Jr.. Red" Grange h the lower court granted, was ognized by the led by Chief Justice George “! whem & 8 MBartin on motion of the Gov- .*3* Boted foot ent’s special of] case counsel, g'"**ts discov ong thorough a new subdiv | Goodman, dra ball fan, asked mcture. Was Immediately the contract. ‘f “ vA aii ty dyes — . ‘ ; * Peumerene and Owen J. Rob- o indictments were covered by court's decision, one charging with receiving a bribe of $106,-| *7eet. wrote to influence his offical action | map. The ting certain ofl leases, and | voted approval. b harg! the Doh einer charging the Dohenrs | BOCTORS TO SEA Appellate Court held the act | Congress taking the prosecution | the of] cases out of the hands’ Americans to the Department of Justice meant I=stgns 7 ft deprive thé Attorney-Gen- ef “charge and controf” of the' the _ nand did not interfere with Lo? Tight of the special counsel to use of the assistance of dis-| 7°™aln for a attorney&. The defense had|***h year, his the presence in the grand | 2#ve decided. « | room of Oliver Cc. Pagan, «a assistant to the Attorney-|/“@** spring — ; — , . Violated the sanctity of the | ©¢S%. and an dings and nullified the in-| GIFF A LOOK MIT : DEM LUFLY EYES s | 7 ~ the bomen ane accept. “S8ary, the UND NO FAIR COM- ere are pending also in the Dts-| -MENCING TILL TF SEND DER FLEVATOR BACK DOWN ° Ta GIFF HER DER ae GAS, DARLING! 1 GOT . ay TO SEE HOW ISS DER meet FISHING TO-DAY" MIT DOUGHNUTS VE NEFFER SAY DIE f of Columbia Supreme (Court | Y°4rs. are Jamp London - “- | men's returned against Fall, oa + L. Doheny Sr. and Harry F_ ae problem SURE, UDERVISE os “harging *conspiracy in | Rew royal yac SOMEBODY MIGHT . : ection with the naval ol! leases, | solete “Victoria . ment was heard last week on ‘@ far from TINK VE DONE loped over, the indictments, 5* the mest _— , BE deciied today on their future | asked to sub GOLLY! LOOK VoT IT ( STANDS INDER) & } PAPER-"VANTED- ) | BRAFE MEN TOFX- > {[_. -PLORE DER CHUNGLES/ Se OF SPUMONIA"! 5“ Fo a validity of these indictments, | cruiser, is iT? : h were returned after the fight it is rem . 7 > f with in today’s deciaion. | palit in Great Pi 2 | Sunse! for the defendants had'*Tai Americ ae. DoTsS ™ = ¢ ~ = sh the higher courta. PRIEST | SHUT UP DOT “Ol | . “eee | sellin yf we y. Sa AN 4 mye ‘BISHOP OF WALL STREET =o gwep = : A ce! Sy Pg, DIES AFTER A LONG ILLNESS a5. wan : = ( — = Pry ’ a of the Rev. William Witkin. "m= & == : . = | FR hh: Passing Mashed to Stock euagueey ——— = JE Ex ; ‘ | The twingts === _ 3 “ | 4 W YORK, Dee. 1.—The Rev. [‘*#-¢vader ' m Wilkinson, known as the City today. = ; mop of Wall Street.” died at! It was bro E ‘ today after a long ititness. | Office at City _ : . of his death was flashed im- | Fer Fe = =: : | te » the Stock Exchange. *. Joseph's = es ij Wikinso- came here from Mias- Biddle streeta, : 4 lis about 25 years ago. and | 28°" gtven te — i ae eee y thereafter began conduct-|5¢ @i¢ nat ——,__ — Boon : etlngs on the steps of | peared before oe Subtreasury, in Wall street. He| T* Priest : - ee il = a 7 ™ireed a day in this pubile represented t ——- soon became knewn gas 'Y Yon whic E . ar d d = - 3 % = 4 ~ Bish : U 4 Ww a ; } Sr reer.” For - om The Tal . rears : vas the offetal mie. addition tn re . i ao “tnifwyw ~ ire 7 ; —_— = , hurch. and in — ; — ‘ectors “cor > Pee | : 4 . ed «sn a pension. Hie Quarantined, Fa. woartes summers!) - VOT DER TBR oo SS ea “Tee GOBBLING UP DER —Apromp the “af DOTS VHY T SAYVE (= ome Soeee| 9S LUCKY TO BE — > nay TIDDLERS ! (HUST IM- VELL DER BAG- -PIPES VOULDN'T BE — —_ eo — ———m IT SAYS, DER CHUNGLE ISS FULL Uf i pulpit at the BSub- therta. j ~ACHINE F VE HAD TO = —) This werk he continued | Methodist eS Zi PLAY DER SAXMOPHOME | ) So BAD FOR A VIND- | MIT MAN-EATING {1 7, 00H! 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